DEMANDS SEPARATION LEAGUE
CUMMINS DECLARES NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
CONTEST WILL RE FOR WORLD CONTROL
Spscdal to the Nugget By the Associated l’ress
DENVKit, June 10—Democratic Chairman Cummins dec'larod in an ad
1;chs today that the next presidential election will he a eldest for the control I
of the world.
Cummins declared that America has grown to he the most |H.t«.nt In' r
in existence in world affairs and is respected'and loved hy the hulk of the
ciples. Her position is now such that she is a leader and director of world
affairs he said and the man who is at the head of the nation will he a world
leader. The outcome of the election will, he' asserted, determine whether
America will continue to hold the wor’d’a love and respect which Wilson has
won for her. This love and respect, he d< dared, will he lost if Wilson’s pan .
DEMPSEY GETS ROUGH JOLT; LAYS OFF
Special to The Nome NnggeJ hv The Associated Cress.
TOLEDO, June 10—Title aspirant Jack Dempsey is again on the in
active list as a result of a hard whallop dealt him this morning hy one of his i
during their first hout this morning and the title seeker’s manager decided that
he shoulgl lay off hoxing for a day or two to prevent the wound being in
fected.
Willard is hard at work conditioning himself for the big mill and is
always in the best of spirits.
The champion is a willing worker and declares that the arduous train
■MMBanHnnnsip>*,<^iroaEyBni -na
S.S. VICTORIA
Leaves Nome for
Seattle, Direct
June 15th
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
R. A. Carroll agent, Nome
JOHN LAND Tailor
Suits made to order
Repairing, Pressing and Cleaning
NOTICE;—CHANGE OF HOURS
i Commencing Dec. 1st., 1918 and continuing until furthc - notice,
delivering hours at yards and warehouses will be as follows;
| COAL—GASOLINE—DISTILLATE, ect.
| Daily from 1 P. M. to 4 P. M.
CRUDE 01 L-~(Associated Tanka)
| Mondays—Wednesdays—Saturdays—9 A. M. to 4 P. M. j
ALL DEPARTMENTS and OFFICES*
Closed between 12 M. and 1 P. M*.
Atoh Ligatew^e & (eaniertiiil (a.
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IW. J. ROWE
TRANSFER AM FRElRRTIRR §
Dealer in all kinds of Lumber |
Horses F'or Sale!
House Resolution Provides for Performance of Presidential
Duties by Vice President in Absence of Chief Executive
WASHINGTON. June 10—Representative Walsh. Republican, of Mas
BRITISH DIRIGIBLE
TO ATTEMPT AN
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
PTicria to T1 e Nugget by The Associated Prose.
Tin* mammoth Rritish dirigible. It :H. lately constructed at one of the
i ir const 1 net ion plants near London*, will begin a Might* from Kngland to the
land. Ill fhe event of the Might being sueeossfiil. II.e giant airship will My
back to Kngland after visiting tie l'nited States
The airship is the greatest ever mnstrnelod and is said h< be superior
tiie German ships and a far more stable r.. list nut ion. Ii is elaimed that tlio
• and return to Kuropt* in calm
WINNIPEG STRIKE PRACTICALLYBROKEN
ors. The strike leaders are still urging a coniinuan. of the strike, but. are
receiving little support from the rank and tile of labor, owing to their efforts
to induce the strikers to resort to violent methods.
* occurred since the order of
PREDICTED TREATY
WILL BE SIGNED
BEFORE JULY I
Special to Tli* Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.
PAWS, June 10—The Kcho Do Paris predicts in l.>>N Issue i1.
peace treaty will tie signed before July first. The journal infiiiu^-s the
that the Germans will speedily come to terms when tin- learn that the Alii
do not Intend to alter their position regarding the trea*' pmvisio-is ib
return of the answer to the (lermnn counter proposals.
Conference as stating that il is expected that tin- parliaments of tie- anions
countries party to the treaty will ratify the peifce document before tie first
the derma ns will replace the present government if it declines hi sign the
treaty.
Many Large Problems Still Confronting Peace Council
the Pe^iee Council and the Council of Four are said to be decidely pessimistic
Premier Clemenceau is understood to be still unmoved from his deter
Keports emanating from the council indicate that deorge. Wilson and (bland .
are not adverse to granting the (human ; changes in tlie peace demands to the
extent of reducing some of the more severe inhibitions hut are resolutely op
posed by Clemenceau, who insists that derniany shall In- compelled to pay the
Austrians Preparing Reply to Austrian Treaty
in the Austrian treaty.
No hint of the elm rafter of the reply can he obtained, although it is
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ARMY AIR PLANES ARRIVE SALEM ORE.
Spec’iiil lo the Nugget By the Associated Press
SAhKlI, (tie. Junh 10—The live army aeroplanes engaged in a flight
places en.oiite to assist the arm> recruiting campaign.
SIR EDWARD CARSON DEFEATED FOR PARLIAMENT
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.
BONBON. June 10—Sir Kdwaitl Carson, the Pnionist leader, has hern
defeated for a seat in Parliament after a hard campaign
I !n U( U t In T FUND OVER
26 THOUSAND LAST YEAr|
FA lit BANKS, Alaska, (By Mail) - *
Total receipts from the federal fun 11
f<>r Alaska for relief of indigent* fori
the year 101,s amounted to $2U,1 r»i», 1", \
divided among the four divisons of t|j«■ |
The fund does not maintain tlvj
I'ioniser’s Home at Sitka, which is pro-j
vided for hy territorial appropriation*. I
Indigent*, however, are sent to tli. j
home and their transportation ex pons
os paid out of tho indigent fund. B<
cause of the long distance, and conse
quently greater transports ion expend
of sending indigents from tho Fair
banks division to the home, residents
of this division are endeavoring t• >
have the indigent fund divided on ,
.different I .■■sis, anil also present tin- ail
visabiltv of having a. pioneer’s limn*
in this division.
BOLSHEVIKI SPREADING
PROPAGANDA IN MEXICO
Associated Press. Service.
- MEXICO CITY (By Mail)—Bolshe
vist literature is being distributed am
ong Mexican laborers and labor lead
ers. it is said, are spreading the gospel
by word of mop tli. These propagand
ists. according to reports, bn so their
arguments on literature that) is being
brought into Mexico from the Pnited
States by a Bolshevik agent, who is
either Russian or Austrian.
According to the Excelsior, the pro
paganda is being secretly carried on
on but actively, and that within a
short time the results will show.
Several industriay disputes, thc(
per adds, were inspired by the
Bolsheviki. Recent reports from Vera
have landed there,
landed ther.c /
Labor troubles in Tampico during the I
last, year of the world war were blamed j
on I. W. W. agents instigated by Ger
mans. Tho principal union labor or-,
ganizations of tho country, the Confed
eration de Syndicates Obfreros del Disi
trlto Federal, officially denies any Bol
shevik affiliations or sympathies.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Delinquent Assessment Roll, City of Nome, Alaska 1018
Person Taxed
Albrecht. T.
Henry ltiirgh.
Code and Clark.
K. W. Ca.leton Co.
I). IC. Crowley Co.
Canadian Kxploration .Si Survey llxp.
Carman. S. K.
Darling & Dean.
Jarmidh, A. .1.
Keon, \V. J.
I-a nge M. C. & F. C...
I^ne, L T..
Rice, .Charles.
Rank. Ira M.
Rank, Ira M.
St. Germain, Oliver.
Sllseovieh, Antonio.
Sign la rie, A.
Wagrier, W. K.
Walker, Henry.
Warren. Clark & Warren.
Wilson, Hiram . . ...
W. O'Connor ..
Description
. ..Machine Shop.
. . bowling Alley.
. . Dream Theater.
. . Hardware.
. . Store .
. . Boat “Alaska”.
..Personal Property .
. .Hardware cts.
. . Lodging House.
. .Personal Property.
. . Dredge.
. . Machinery .
...Dredge .
. .Mill supplies.
. .Dredge "Buffalo”.
. . Horses.
. .Boat “Arctic”.
. . U. S. Store .
. .Dredge.
. . Personal Property.
. .Hotel Furniture.
..Boat "Ukiwak” .'
. .Marhino Shop and Boats.1
. .Machine Shop.
. .Bar Fixtures.
. .Sheet Metal Works.
. .Cold Storage Plant .
..Boat Ksperanza. .
. .Boat New York.
Tax. Penalty. Total.
. I.UU.20.... .1.20
. 10.00.'.)_10. GO
. 30.00- 1 50_31.50
. 150.00- 7.50_157,50
. 700.00_::5.00_735.00
. 120.00. . . . 6.00. . . .120.00
. 10.00.50.... 10.G0
. 15.00.75_J 5.75
. 13.00.75_15.75
. 10.00.GO,... 10.50
. 30.00,... 1.50_31.50
. 100.00.. 20.00_420.00
. 6.00... .30- 6.30
. 4.00.20.... 4.20
. 10.00.50- 10.50
. 15.00.75- 15.75
. 30.00_ 1.50_31.50
.100.00. 5.00_105.00
. 60.00.3.00_63.00
.400.00.20.00_ 420.00
. 10.00.50_10.50
. 5.00.25_ 5.25
. 20.00. 1.00_21.00
..12.00.60.... 12.60
. 10.00.50_10.50
. 10.00.50- 10.50
. 13.00.75- 15.75
. 80.00- 4.00-S4.00
. 5.00.50- 10.50
• . 5.00.50- 10.50
_ . ./
Notice is hereby given that unleo the Delinquent Taxes on the above Personal Properly are paid with pen
alty and interest anil other costs within ten (10 days front the final publication of this notice, to-wit: within ten
days (10) from the 11th. day of May, 19'19, the property or a part thereof upon which said taxes is a
Hen will he seized under distress warrants and sold to satisfy said said tax so due.
K. GRIMM <r
City Clerk and Tax Collector. ' *0^
Date of first publication June 4 1919. Date of laat publication June 11th, 1919.
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