MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
AMERICAN WARSHIPS PILK ON
R<M'KS OFF SANTA HARIIAKA
San Francisco, Sept. 10—22 de-d
and scores Injured with seven De
etroyers wrecked, that is the toll of
the United States Navy as a result,
of a disaster last Saturday night
when Destroyers of the Eleventh
Destroyer Squadron piled on the
rocks off Point ArgueJlo near Santa ;
Barbara on the California Coast, j
during a dense fog. It is stat 'd i
that the Destroyers piled np wh le \
travelling at a rate of speed of 21
knots per hour in perfect single
file formation. A mistake in their
position In relation to the shore line
js believed to have caused the crash.
The Vessels piled up on the jagged
coast in rapid succession and are
lying from 150 to 500 yards off
shore, about 200 yards apart.
In the point of the number of
ships, the wreck marks one of the
greatest losses ever suffered by the
American Navy In its h'story in a
single disaster. The Destroyers
which were wrecked are the Delphy
8. p. Lee, Nicholas. Fuller, You'g.
Chauncey and Woodbury. The toll
iu the loss of life was not ascer
tained until day break yesterday
when the heavy fog that enveloped
the ships before they plunged, one
after the other on the rocky coast
shortly after 9 P. M. Saturday
night had lifted sufficiently for res
cue work to be carried on.
The names of the dead which was
officially announced by the Navy
Department, were obtained over
a poorly constructed long distance
telephone line, which was strung by
a railroad section gang from Honda
Station to the Cliffs above the
wrecked Destroyers. The bodies of
ten of the dead have been recovered
and sent to San Diego. Seven of the
dead were members of the Destroy
er Delphy. the other dead were
Thirteen of the more s'erinuslv ,
injured are in a hospital at Santa
Barbara too weak to tell the story
of the tragedy. Others who were
less seriously hurt have been placed
on a special train for San Diego,
which left last niwht from Honda
Station. An examination at the
«anla Barbara hospital It was stat
ed results in th«» announcement that
no more fatalities from among
those injured and placed in that
hospital is probable.
SILENCE, DESOLATION AND
DEATH REION IN JAPAN
Kobe. Sept. 10—The dream of a
Nation's greatness lies crumbled in
the dust of Tokyo and Yokohama
as Japan with a heavy heart and
stoic despair comes to a full realiza
tion of the enormity of the dreadful
calamity whioh hns befallen h»»r
empire. Silence desolation and
death reign today over hundreds of
the cities, villages and hamlets. For
scores of miles northeast and south
west of sacred Fujiyama and along
at least 100 miles of the sea coast
above and below the Bay of Tokyo,
the earthquake, fire and tidal wave
visitation of one week ago has laid
waste that portion of Japan which
was the veritable backbone of the
Empire’s modern civilization. The
tragic change from splendor to ruin
descended with such deadly swift
ness that for the moment the mil
lions of people were left in a help
less daze.
BRITISH FLAG ON WRANGELL
PROTESTED BY MOSCOW
Moscow. Sept. 10—A note sent
by Tchitcherin to Great Britain pro
testing against the raising of the
British flag on Wrangell Island by
the 8tefansson Party resulted in
Great Britain informing Russia
that "the expedition was a private
Cuticura Shampoos
Mean Healthy Hair
Especially if preceded by touches
of Cuticura Ointment to spots of
dandruff, itching and irritation.
This treatment does much to keep
the scalp clean and healthy and to
promote hair growth.
Bm;>i>t«£atw>VyK«q amr •*» ‘;a«uw»Uk
MutorlM.Dnt. lOO.Hu^inM " S >14 every
wfrw Sgepgj. ftlnunent ‘Jj undTOe. Tulcumttc.
jfflT^Oitkuraboati without ■((.
affair and Great Britain had n
AVIATOR LAIOTTK STII.I
..ff from Nome for Council. Friday
Sept. 7th. The American Lesion.
Thomas Alfred Ross Post No. ft. has
taken up the hunt, and has a sans
of men under Eric Johnson, leaving
Council with 8 days rations this
morning in an attempt to locate the
missing aviator and plane. Word
is expected to be received this even
ing in regards to the missing aviator
Chicago. Sept. 10—Bud Taylor,
the American whirlwind, won th*
Flyweight Championship of the
world from Pancho Villa, the hard
hitting youngster from Philadelphia
on points in their ten round bout
at the Hawthorne Arena in Chicago.
Saturday night last.
HARDING WILL LEAVE8
HUNDRED THOUSAND
Marion. Sept. 10—The will of the
late President Warren G. Harding
leaves to his widow $100,000, the
family home and half interest in
the Marlon Building at Marion,Ohio,
at the death of Mrs. Harding all
this property goes to the late Presi
dent’s brother and three sisters.
AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED.
Cleveland, Sept. 3—H. C. Thomp
son of Harvey. 111., an air null
pilot was killed when his plan
made a forced landing near Napol- i
eon. Ohio, yesterday. According to |
word received at the United States j
air mail Field. Thompson was j
crushed and died in a hospitil at |
WAIl IX SOITHEKX
BIHOI'K AVKRTKIJ
London, Sept. 1<»—Foreign j
ials have, stated their firm bdief i
that war in Southern Europe has
been averted, the note sent by the
Interallied Council of Ambassadors
at Paris is regarded as settling the
Italian-Greek quarrel and, the pav
ing of the way to a settlement.
ICI SSIW MI TIXKKIUS
KXRn'TKD-fl’KTIMMiltAD
Copenhagen. Sep if. 10th—Three
hundred mutineers ,'iave bten shot
at Petrograd, according to a dis
patch printed by the newspaper.
Ruskaya Vesti.and 2000 Red auards
were reported to have been arrest
ed at Petrograd and charged with
desertion, they mutinied in prison
and escaped. The Secret Police
were sent to round them up and a
violent street tight followed.
Ml\Kits AXI) OPERATORS
REACH A< JRKEM K XT
Harrisburg. Sept. 10—A complete
agreement upon the malt points at
issue between Anthracite Operators
and Miners on the basis ot Gover
nor Pinchot’s proposal was reached
Saturday Sept. 8th.
GREECE MAKES DEPOSIT
FOR ITALIAN REPARATIONS
Geneva. Sept. 10—Greece has de
posited 50.000.000 Lire with the
National Bank of Switzerland to
meet the Italian Reparations accord
ing to a dispatch received today.
K. K. K. REVEALED
AS WHIPPERS
Oklahoma City. Sept. 9—Accord
ing to evidence gathered by a Mili
tary Court, the Ku Klux Klan was
Name is the outAtlng base for all
Alaska exploring expedition*.
Renewed Testimony
No one in Nome who suffers back
ache, headache, or distressing uri
nary ilia can afford to Ignore this
woman’s twice-told story. It is
confirmed testimony that no resident
Mrs. Emma Wilkinson, 1207 Main
St., Oregon City, Ore., says: "I
used Doan’s Kidney Pills for back
and kidney trouble and received re
lief. I believe Doan’s are an ex
cellent kidney remedy and am glad
to endorse and recommend them for
the lasting relief that they gave me."
(Statement given April 4, 1913.)
On April 20, 1920, Mrs.Wilkinson
said: “I gladly confirm all I said
In favor of Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Doan’s helped me when I used them
and I know they are Just as good aa
represented."
Price 60c, at all .dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Wilkinson had. Foster-Mil- j
burn Co., Ffrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
revealed as an organization as chargj
*d by Governor Walton with the re- *
sponsibility for the lashing ring in i
rulsa County. Ohio.
TUESDAY
I
(TELEGRAPHIC)
1.01*1* TltWSKERRKH I KOM
SEATTLE TO A\< IIOIIAGE
reorganization «>f activities in the i
Alaska Bureau ot' Education trans
ferred Superintendent Lopp from
Seattle to Anchorgae to maintain a
direct supervision over the School
at the same time J. H. Wagner of i
Las Vegas. New Mexico has been
appointed to the post of Chief of the
Alaska Division of Education, tak
ing over the office vacated by Lopp
when Lopp was advanced. Wag
ner is responsible for the purchase
and disbursements of supplies.
Secretary Work is al*. working
out a plan f..r fixing the boundaries
of ranges for the numerous herds
SUN IX ECLIPSE YESTERDAY
Seattle. Sept. 11—A Sun eclipse
of 74 percent complete at Seattle
aroused great interest at that city
Monday and “Eclipse Expeditions”
from every part of the^ globe wit
nessed the total eclipse. thruout
Southern California according to a
wire from Seattle.
ITALY’S ATTITUDE SHOULD
HE CONIM ENDED BY U.
S. SAYS MUSSOLINI
Rome. Sept. 11—Italy’s altitude
in refusing to recognize the com
petence of tl»e League of Nations to
intervene in her dispute with Greece
should have met with approval
above all other nations in America,
Mussolini declared.
EPIDEMIC OF FEY Ell
BREAKS OUT IN TOKYO
Washington, Sept. 11—An epi
lemU* of fever hss broken out in
rokyo. Ambassador Wood cabled
he State bwpBTtmeni at Washing
ton Monday morning and urged im
mediate relief be dispatched to ’tie
*0.000 RODIKS ARE
RECOVERED IV TOKYO
Shanghai. Sept. 11—30.000 bod
ies were recovered in Tokyo alone
u[i until Tuesday last, was announc
ed by the Japanese Consulate.
HJbLI.VM ROSCOE THAYEIt
PASSES AWAY
Cambridge. Sept. 8—William Ros
coe Thayer, the biographer of Theo
dore Roosevelt and an overseer or
the Harvard University, died at his
home Saturday after a long illness.
Thayer was formerly assistant Edi
tor of the Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin and editor of the Harvard
graduates magazine and was born
in Boston in 1859.
00.000 BODIES RECOVERED
UP TO DATE
Tokyo. Sept. 11—60.000 bodies
have been recovered in Tokyo and
Yokohama up to date and the police
estimate that five thousand have
been treated for wounds and siek
rtbss as a result of the earthquake.
A landing party from the United
States Destroyer Huron, buried thp
dead from the American Naval hos
pital at Yokohama.
HAMMER MAY STAGE
POLAR FLIGHT
Seattle. Sept. 11—A special dis
patch from New York to the Seat
tle Times quotes Amundsen’s repre
sentative as saying that he will at
tempt a flight across the North Pole
next summer In the event that Am
undsen abandons his ambition to
make the flight.
GEORGE SAYS “ROTTEN
JOB BEING A KING”
London, Sept. 11—The London
Express printed an interview' with
King George of Greece In which the
Monarch says “its a rotten job being
a King. I have tried it, so I know'.”
RANKER MURDERED IN TOKYO.
Kobe. Sept. 11—H. W. Morse of
the International Banking Corpor
Itch. Smart or Bum.
if Sore. Irritated In
flamed orGrenulatod
useMUnneonen.
I Infant or Adult Atill Draotatn- Witt*
teFnalnBaok.
ation was murdered in Tokyo while I
carrying a large sum of money in
a box from the Banking Corpora- 1
lions building during the quake. ae- '
hording to a wire from Kobe.
KAItTHglAKE MAY HAVK
( il'SKl) NAVAL 1HSASTI.II
AVashington, Sept. 11 - Th.* theory
i»> expressed today by high Naval
dfliHals that the tidal wav* «ar»Ii
tfnake or oC« r seismic Jtettirbai:
earthquake ceased th- Ulster t*. j
fh • Destroyer Livision off the CaM- j
foni a Coast. Saturday night last.
QltKEKS ACCKI'T ALL TERMS
OK THK COUNCIL
Athens. Sept. 11—The Greeks re
|4y to the terms of the Council of
Ambassadors which was transmitt
ed yesterday to the English, French
and Italian Legations, accepts all
the demands of the Conference of
the Ambassadors.
MANY 1’KRISH IN TOKYO
FROM INTENSE UK AT
Peking. Sept. 11—Many victims
perished in Tokyo mainly from the
stifling h**at in the atmosphere dur
ing the ereat lire. It is reported
that the thermometer reached 150
flegrees Farenheit according to re
ports from Tokyo.
ITALY AirKPTS TERMS
OF CONFERENCE
Rome, Sept. 11—Italy has ac
c* pted the terms of the Council of
Ambassadors and agrees to evacu
ate Corfu Island when Greece has
satisfied all of Italy’s demands.
.10 KILLED AND INJURED AT
CAIXTTTA IV EARTHQUAKE
London. Sept. 11—Fifty people ;
were killed and injured in an earth- j
quake which shook the city of Cal- i
cult a yesterday.
IXM. FAMILY NOT BE
BROKEN WHITE HOUSE |
Washington, Sept. 10—The dog j
family line at the White House will |
not he broken despite the change in I
•he administration. Laddie Boy will j
be succeeded by his half brother as I
the White House, dog. President |
A. B. Calhoun of Atlanta. Ga.. of an
Airedale dog reputed to be a half j
brother of the famous Laddie Boy. j
The dog accepted by Coolidge has i
not yet been christened.
•J AIR PILOTS FALL ON
BOARDWALK, ATLANTIC CITY
Atlantic City. Sept. 10—Two air
mail pilots were probably fatally
injured when their plane crashed
one thousand feet to earth in full
viovi of hundreds of people on the
■IkArdwaik” at Atlantic City. The
plate was completely demolished
and! the pilots were imprisoned in
the* wreckage, they were rushed to
a |ospital where it was said that
they were in a dying condition. The
vieinis are A. Livingston Allen of
Atlantic City and Douglas Robert
son, of Pine Valley, N. ,1.
TICKETS TO FIRPO-DEMPSEY
FIGHT AMOUNT <1800,000
New York. Sept. 10—The advance i
sale of tickets for the Firpo-Derap- j
sey championship fight at the Polo
Grounds to be held next Friday
nig|t has amounted to approximate
ly $800,000 according to Tex Rick
ard} today. The promoter said the
sal$ exceeded the advance sale for
any previous title match he has ever
prap)oted including the Denipsey
Oaipentier fight which established
a fecord gate of $1,600,000 two
years ago.
| EXTRA COPIES OF THE \
NOME NUGGET
| ON SALE AT THE NEVADA, j
Miners & Merchants
Bank o( Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
WE PAY
Interest on Time Certificates
of Deposit.
3% per annum
On 0 month deposits.
4% per annum
On 12 month deposits.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC.!
SKORKT MKA.N8 DIM OVKIIKD
BY GKRMANS TO BRI\(i
DOWN PLANKS
London, Sept. 11—Some secret
means has been discovered by the
Germans for damaging airplanes in
H;ght it is believed says the Daily
Mail. This is supposed to be an
explanat on of nearly thirty forced
landings by French machines in
German territory since the occupa
tion of the Ruhr
I NITKD STATUS AND CANADA
CONFKIt ON PROHIBITION
Washington. Sept. 11—The Unit
ed States and f'anada have, agreed
to hold a conference on Prohibition,
each nation will appoint Commission
ers for thai purpose according to a
dispatch from Washington
Washington. Sept. 11—According
acial strength re
Seattle, Sept 11 The Alaska S.
. Company -motorship Kennecott
ith Captain J'.hn Johnson in coin
land, which has been unaccounted
:ir since the earthquake in Japan
as located today at Kobe. Japan.
antii narboia\coaat 8a
mi's passengers were rescued and
aketi to Los Angeles. s..me of the
mrvivors stated that they had to
Ight the Sea Linns off from the
open boats with boat hooks ami
>ars. The Cuba carried besides a
urge number of paswens«r8. two
md one half million dollars worth
'A ^Iver.
FOUl FOR PRESIDENT
\< 'LITBS TIKI NO KSTABUSHED |
ha. Sept. 12—Ford for Pres
ident! Clubs have been established
in Instates according to Roy M.
Harrop, National Chairman of the
National Independent Progressive
Party. Harrop is making arrange
ments for the meeting of the Na
tional Convention. November 21st.
Due to the delay In the arrival of
he Yukon mail bogt at St. Michael,
he Donaldson did not arrive here
until this morning, and the out
going mail wi/1 not close until 5 P.
M. Tomorrow. Sept. 13.
SON OF PRESIDENT OF
.4KMOUR CO. KILLED j
Chicago. Sept. 11—F. E. White J
Jr. the son of the President of the.
Armour Company, was killed thru ,
the accidental discharge of a gun
in which he was using to beat off
an attack of a bull.
IRELAND JOINS THE
LKAC.CE OF NATIONS
Geneva. Sept. 11—The Republic j
of Ireland was elected to the League I
of Nations yesterday according to a J
wire from Geneva.
FOUNDER OF SEATTLE
RANK DROPS DEAD
Seattle. Sept. 11—O. A. Spencer
one of the founders of the National
Bank of Commerce dropped dead
while playing golf Monday, accord
ing to a dispatch received today.
BAKER CANDIDATE FOR SENATE
Portland. Sept. 11—Mayor Baker
of Portland has announced his in
tention of becoming a candidate for
the Republican nomination to the
Senate, says a wire from Portland
MAYOR BROWN ANNOUNCES
HIMSEIJ*’ FOR RE-EIiteCTION
Seattle. Sept. 11—Mayor Brown
has announced that he will be a can
didate for re-election In the coming
election.
WATERHOUSE MADE PURCHAS
ING AGENT FOR RED CROSS
Seattle Sept. 11—Pres. Water
house ot the Seattle Chamber ot
Commerce was made the purchasing
agent lor the American Red Cross
| for shipping supplies to Japan.
.MIIJ JOYS IN SILVKIt S.VliVAGRD
FROM I.INKR Cl'BA
San Francisco, Sept. 12—The two
| and half million dollars worth of
| silver which was being shipped on
1 the liner Cuba when she was wreck
ed off t)i»; California Coast has h*-*m
salvaged and shipped to San Fran
cisco. The remainder of the cargo
of the wrecked liner was lost, ac
cording to a wire received this morn
COI* arrkstf,i>. chargfd
WITH “flOfVn.FGOIYG**
Seattle. S*-pt. 12—Federal Agents
arrested Policeman Glen Fulkerson
on a charge that he and Ruth M 1
ler were selling whiskey. Several
dozen quartzs .,f liquor was later
found in their apartments.
ARCTIC F.\ I'l.ORFR SACK
IX GRRKNIAND
Prince Rupert. Sept. 11 McMillan
the Arctic explorer who sailed from
Wiscasset. Maine. Is safe at B*ah,
Greenland. according to a. radio
cram picked up by Jack Barnsley
an amateur operator at Prince. Ru
GENERAL 8EMF.XOPP
PERISHES IN EARTHQt AKK
Peking. Sept. 12—General Seme
noff. who was a former Commander
in Chief of the Russian Armies and
later an Anti-Bolsheviki leader in
Siberia, and a group of his follow
ers perished in Yokohama during
the earthquake.
I'OOLIDGE SAID TO FAVOR
AMERICA’S ENTRY
WORM) COURT
Washington, Sept. 12— Following
« conference with President Coo
idge Doctor William E. Barton,
Moderator of the Congregational
'hurch of the United States, de
clared that the President favors
tKPUBMCAN NATIONAL COM.
TO MEET IN DECEMBER
Washington. Sept. 12—After a
’hairman Adams ol tV-V Republican
s'alional CommittJ. Aid that ‘Be
ngton in I)ecernl>er to select a place
or the 1 !>24 Republican Convention
(IOI) COST DECLINE IN ONLY
ONE cm OIT OF 30
Washington. Sept 12-Of 29
fading cities thruout the country,
Dallas. Texas, was tie only city to
show a decline in the retail cost of
;ood for the year ending August 15.
iccording to the Government Bulle
PRI NCE OF W ALKS
ARRIVES IN CANADA
Quebec, Sept. 14 -The Prince of
Wales, traveling under the name of
Baron Renfrew, arrived in Quebec
yesterday afternoon, enroute to his
ranch in Western Canada.
ANNA CrORIWIN RE-ELECTED
PRESIDENT W. C. T U.
Columbus, Ohio. Sept. 14—Mrs.
Anna Gordon of Evansville. Illinois,
was re-elected President of the
Woman’s Christian Temperance
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