MONDAY
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111(00 It If A HT TO STOI*
SUOAIt Hi'HCTliATlOX
Washington. April 30—Senator j
It rook hunt announced on Mw return
to Waahineton yeaterday that he is J
tv or kin k on le#isl'a<tilon to Atop, for .
all time, speculation in su«ar and j
ouher necessities of life.
OKKMANS OYN'AMITH
RAILWAY OFFICIALS
Berlin, April 30—Three French
railway official's were .IqiHed in a
dynamite outrage at Coblenz yeoter- j
ORGANIZED MBOR TO
DEMONSTRATE MAY 1st
Berlin. April 30—Organized labor,
together with Socialist and Com
munist parties, have ordered out
one million men thruout Germany
May 1st, in street mass meetings
under the red flag.
AI-AHKA INDIANS TO
ERECT MEMORIAL
Salt Lake, April 30—Alaska In
dian friends of late Archdeacon
Stuck have planned a hospital in
honor of his memory. The memor
ial ■will be erected on a knoll on the
Yukon just inside tlhe Arctic Circle,
according to word received by Epis
copal Church officials.
PRISON GUARDS SHOOT
DOWN AEROPLANE
San Francisco, April 30—Prison
guards shot diowit an aeroplane at
tempting to film San Quenrtin pri
son for the movies today. None of
the occupants were injured.
GOVERNMENT TO PENETRATE
ARCTIC OX SKIIS
Washington, April 30—According
to informitadon given out by the War
Department sled runners will be af
fixed to a T-2 Army Aeroplane,
which may make possible the suc
cessful penetration into the Arctic
this year.
COURT PROCEEDING STOPS
4 - RAfE INCREASE
Seattle, April 30—The action in
stituted in the Supreme Court at
Olympic by the Oilty of Seattle has
halted an increase in telephone
rate®, corporation counsel Kennedy
said today.
DECLARES CANADIANS NOT
JUSTIFIED IN SHOOTING
Seattle. April 30—Captain John
Courage, master, arriving here, de
clared that the shelWng of the SU
nam by the Canadian patrol cruiser
Mfilaspina was uncalled for. He
suites ho was not fishing in Canadian
waters, “I sailed three different
times and was not trying to get
away.” He said, "the crew Of the
Malaapina lined the rafl! with rifles
as they came toward us and I threw
up my coat and told them to kill
me and not my men." He asserted
that Ydrke was killed while see Wing
shelter Hi the pilot house.
CATTIiEMAN TAKES SHOT
AT HIS ACCUSER
San Francisco. April 30—C. D.
Hillman, who served tiilme on McNeil
Island for Seattle Tank swindle op
erations. was shat at today aboard
the Perry Sauaallto by E. D. Baker,
a Mendocino cattleman. The bul
let went wild. Hillman recently
caused Baker's arrest on a charge
of cattle rustling.
ITALIANS SETTLE DIFFERENCE
WITH SAIIKRS.
Rome. April 30—Deputy Giatinta,
Secretary General of the Grand Fa
<r!atd Coundil and Captain Porni. one
of the miUtary leaders of the Fa
cdetli, fought a duel with cavalry
sabers. Both men were seriously
w.uoded and their seconds stopped
the dueil.
ASSAULT CASE AGAINST .
BABE RUTH WITHDRAWN
New York, April 29—Dolores
Dixon yesterday withdrew her dam
age suit against Babe Ruth. Ruth
denied the charges preferred against
him, stating that the whole tttlng
was a blackmalMng scheme. Mtfas
Dixon accused Ruth of intimacy at
times and places that Mrs. Ruth
substantially prosed impossible.
UNIDENTIFIED MEN
KILL FAMILY
amth, Oklfc. A*rtl It-ltau
HoMII, a pamnter. U* «<• •»*
thair diilighter Mrs. Tope and the
letters ten year old son, were shot
t * death yesterday. They were call
ed to the door of the Hainmidl home
and fired upon by two unidentified
I S. ASKS BRITAIN TO ASSIST
AK.UKST RUM PKDIMJNG
Washington. April 28—New re
presenta«lo«8 on the subject of rum
smugglim* have been made by the
United States to the British gove»rn
mcnt. It is requested thait friendly
terms be entered Into whereby Bri
tain vffl'l cooperate to prevent ves
sel? flying the Brritish flat? from
e-nftajyinc: in liquor traffic between
American and British ports.
CLEVELAN D BfiSbGHDOL
RKI*ORTEI) IN Cy%I<IF.
Los Angeles. Apnll 30—It i* re
port fKl that Cleveland Berghdol,
whom the authorities for years have
tried to appnthend a-< a draft dodg
er. *is in the northern part of South
ern California and spends his time
between Ensenda and Tia Juana.
DK VALERA ATTEMPS
NBtSOTIATIONS
Dublin. April 2»—While still re
maining opposed to the Free State
z*n effort to negotiate peace with
the Free State on certain. changes
was proclaimed last night by De
Valera and hlks chdef of staff. E. F.
MAKE l»I(» BOOZE
HAUL ON ATLANTIC
Highlands. N. J.. April 30—Coast
gi-ardsmen yesterday seized the
mr.tor lighter Naipoagne with a ear
go of 1 fi.000 oases of liquor. The
beat was on route from the Atlantic
rum fleet to the New Jersey shore.
BREVITIES
Seattle—Baden Cowell, founder
of the Boy Scouts, arrived today.
Duesseldorf—Five separate bomb
explosions in the Ruhr 'last night
cut telegraph, telephone and rail
v.a> communications.
London—Bonar Law is going on
a sea voyage in hope of benefiting
Seattle—The Chamber of Com
merce will construct a three story’
building for its own home, on Third
Avenue and Columbia street.
Seattle—State Sen. Sibert Grass
was divorced by his wife today.
St. Louis—Six prisoners, attempt- j
ir> to escape the workhouse, were j
shot by guards.
Longview. Wn.—Five workmen
were Willed when a scaffolding at
the Hotel Monticell© collapsed
New York—-Twelve perished in a
ter.ament fire here yesterday.
TUESDAY
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SUPREME COURT
OVERRULES DAUGHERTY
Washington, May 1—The Supreme
Court yesterday overruled Attorney
General Daugherty's order against
the sale of liquor on American
ships in the overseas trade. It was
held thiait the prohibition amend
nent could not legally be applied
to private American shiips. prevent
ing them from selling beverages
when they were outside American
territorial waters. The court how
ever held that the ban. prohibitin'?
both American and Foreign ships
from bringing liquor stocks into
Amercan ports under bond, was
legal and enforceable.
IRISH REPUBLICANS
ARRESTED SEDITION
Sydney. Australia. May 1—Father
Michael of Landigan and John J.
O’KeHey, envoy of the Irish Repub
lic. were arrested. They are charg
ed with seditious actfiviiWes in order
to Incite disaffection agattnst the
Irish Free State.
AVIATION.FORCE ON PACIFIC
ASSIGNED ASSISTANCE
'Washington, April 30—The bat
tleship Aroostook .to be used for the
aviation force in he Pacific has
been designated Chase’s Flagship
and in addition will have two mine
sweepers at hie diap*eal. Chase
*411 have with Mm Captain Watt
Clnvers and a number of other of
ficers on Ms staff.
Several planes will be taken on
the crake tor the purpose of mak
ing enrveys and photographs, and
the Cotot Guard Mojave will he an
d*-r orders to give Chase assistance
if he needs it.
(JBKMANS I SK HORSE
FLESH FOR FOOD
Wa«l»intr*'<rii. May 1—Horse flesh
r.aa bficome a regulsir article of diet
in Germatny, the Depaintment' of Com
li t rce announces. Five hundred
hi-rses are slaughtered every week
in Berlin and a horse sells for a
BREVITIES
Chicago—Emerson Hough, well
k'rown author, died this morning.
Tokrto—April 30—The report that
Japan is about to recognize Russia
is denied by the Foreign Office.
Helena—Anton Hoegley died to
day with spotted fever resulting
f-oan a ltck biite.
Moscow—Chita dispatches say
that earth tremors are still continu
ing in Kamchatka.
PURPOSE OF MAY
DAY CELEBRATION
Paris. April 30—The May Day
celebration scheduled by the work
ers of Germany has as its purpose a
protect against the Ruhr occupation
and the policies followed by both
Poincare and Cuno.
ON OF A I’CBLLSHFR
ALWAYS A I*(IRIJ»HKR
Washington, April 30—President
Harding, addressing the American
S' deity of Newspaper Editors, Sat
urelay night sadid that he would
rather he a newspaper publisher
than anything else in the world.
For that reason he added, he was
going to remain a publisher of the
Marion Star until they settled up
NAVA TO SURVEY
/ ALASKAN WATERS
Washington, April 30 In order
tliat information regarding Alaskan
waters and the feasibility and prao
ticabiiWt.y of future establishment
there of a -naval district or of an
j dvanced naval base for wartime op
erations may be available tio the
Department, a naval expedition w*il.[
spend three months in an exhans
ru-r. Orders have been issued to
rear admiral John V. Chase, com
mander of the fleet base force, o
proceed to Alaskan .watera about
May 25. to make an extra survey
of harbor facSlities. various anchor
aces and available sitt«*s for shore
stations.
COSGROVE SAYS
ATION IS AFFRONT
Dublin. April 30—Pre-odent C..s
prcve of the Irish Free Stiitn. ad
v:M-d regard*n • DeVa.eras procla
mation started that it is not only
am effort to save hrits face, but a per
sonal affront to the government.
GERMANY TO ACKNOWLEDGE
IA>SS OF LUSITANIA
Washington, April 30—According
in official statements the German
government will acknowledge liabil
ity for the loss of Aanericam Me and
property in the tarpedbing of the
Lusitania.
NAVY MANEUVERS PUGET
SOUNI> THIS SUMMER
Washington. April 30—A fleet of
sixty six warships, the pick of the
navy, together with 1292 officers
and 1900 bluejackets, will rendezv
ous in Puget Sound July 13th for
the summer maneuver. The fleet
will remain m northern Pacific
waters until late in September, the
N'avy Department announced.
CAPTAIN OF ADMIRAL
WATSON DIES
Seattle. April 30— Captarin Max
GunitheT, master of the Admiral
Watson, died at Juneau where he
was removed ill from His ship a
week ago.
THREE HELD COMPLICITY
OKJiAHOMA MURDER
Isabel. Okta., April 30th—Three
persons are held in connection with
the slaying of four persons at the
home of T. H. Hammer. John W.
Pope, son-in-law of Hammel and
whose wife was one of the four
stein, is one of the trio arrested
CART MAYOR SENT TO PRISON.
Gary. Aprtl SO—Mayor Johnson
was sentenced to 18 months in the
Atlantia Federal prtoon. for con
spiracy to violate the liquor tews.
GERMAN WORLD WAR
HUMAN SAdtIFK F
Berlin. April 30—Germany losit
$1,846,293 dead in the world w'ar.
according to official statistics brot
uptodate.
ISKUM TO SAIL FOR ARCTIC
Seattle April 30th—The trading
sclaooner Iskutn. Captain W. W.
Put La, is soon to sail for the Arctic
orrl will endeavor to take off six
numbers of Stefa-neson's expedition,
maroonod on Wrangel Island, since
SI'BSf TRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
KNUTK NEIiSON PAfWKS ON
Harrisburg, Pa., Aprril 30—Sena
tor Route Nelson oif Minnesota, died
last night, on a Pennsylvania rail
road train when on the way from
Washington to Chicago.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
PAY HOMAGE TO REMAINS
OF SEN. KNUTE NELSON
St. Paul. Minn.. May 2--St. Paul
yusterdajy paid homage to Knute
Nelson, senator from Minnesota for
twenty-ertght years, whose body was
returned to his home state yester
day morning. The bronze casket
wan placed on a caisson drawn by
six horses and escorted to the State
capttol. where it will He in state.
LEGAL RIGHT TO
CARRY U^I OK BUT
NOT PERMISSION
Washington. May. 2—Definite in
after a conference yesterday with
ships will he kept “hone dry" for
some time a.t least, alt ho under
yesterday’s Supreme Court decision
they legally could carry and serve
liquor on the high seas.
Washington. May 2 — Anent the
Supreme Court’s dedkrfon. Lasker
liquor to passengers on American
ships would not be issued without
expressions from Harding or the
entire Shipping Hoard.
MINORITY HOI SI*; LEADER
IN HOSPITAL
Wilson. N. C.. May 2 Represen
tative Kitchen, minority leader in
the ilower House of Congress, is in a
hospital here takting the “rest cure.”
FRENCH PUCK IVLAMK
ON GMfOLANS
Essen. May 2 —Gustav Krug von
Bosden. editor and Under Halbach.
president of the Krupp Works, were
arrested yesterday by French mili
tary authorities in conn»K!tii,on with
the shooting at the Krupp plant on
March ?. 1. when fourteen Germans
were killed and thirty wounded in
a clash with French troops.
RUSSIANS MAKE
OFFICIAL PROTEST
Lausanne. May 1—An official pro
test against Russia being arbitrarily
kept out of the Conference was sent
to the Near East Peace Conference
yesterday by M. Vorosky. the Soviet
representative here.
I.OUR r-AKNAIWUn
IiAII» TO RKST
Newberry. Enplan'd. May 1 — Ijord
Carnarvon. dH'scnvorer of the Phar
aohtomb and who succumbed to
the brte of a poisonous insect, was
laid to rest a top the Beacon Hill
•overlooking his birthplace.
Why that Lame Back
That morning lameness —those
sharp pains when bending or lifting,
make work a burden and rest impos
sible. Don’t be handicapped by a
bad back—look to your kidneys.
You will make no mistake by ♦fol
lowing this resident’s example.
W. D. Barnett, 397 W. 4th Street,
San Pedro, Calif., says: ' Doan’s
Kidney Pills are an old standby with
me. They have done me a lot of
good. I used them off and on for
years and have never found their
equal for kidney trouble. At times
I had attacks of backache that al
ways put me out of commission. 1
could hardly stoop or straighten up,
and my kidneys didn’t act right.
Doan’s Kidney Pills have never fail
ed to straighten me up in good
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy^
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the saint
that Mr. Barnett had. Poster-Mil
bars Co., Mtr*., Buffalo, N. T.
i
SW 'KBT SEKVH'E MKV
are o\ the .ioi;
Washington. Mr/ 2—Secret Ser
v:ce operatives are investigating the
d it appearance of $101,000 in
bouds from the Bureau of Bagrav
ing amd Printing.
t’SK DIRECT >1HTHOI>
OF PROTEST
' New Brunswick, N. J.. May 2—
! Stones and chains were hurled in a
i cnurch at Bound Brook last night
' when ^on-members took exception
j to remarks of the speaker lauding
j the Ku Klux Klan. Three nonmem
j be re were badly beaten.
; HARDING TO APPEAL
TO WOMEN OF U. 8.
W«ah.mgitjon, May 1—Hardin#; in
tend* to make* a strong bid for the
support of the women thru therir
| various organizations, in his cam
paign to put the United States into
j the League of Nations Court.
URGES FOREIGN INTERVENTION
PREVENT CIVIL WAR
Poking. May 1—I-tUerventioa by
foreign representatives, to prevent
civil war, which is about t)o break
out. has been urged by R. Lennox
Simpson, advisor to President Yuan
Hung.
HILL HEIRS FINALLY
AGREE TO SETTLEMENT
St. Paul. Minn.., May 1—After
much liiitiigatioin. in which great bit
terness has developed. the. heirs
have reached in agreement as to the
d:vision or the $11,000,000 estate
!• ft by the late Mrs. James .1. Hill.
Kl KLUX KlAN MEETING
IS !TItKr> I l-ON
n ud a woman were dangerously
wounded by a dozen cuts from fly
ins glass last night. An unknown
person fired a shogun thru a wfin- J
bow in the building where a meet- j
5-ng of the Ku Klux Klan was pro- j
y.-ssing at the village of San Pierre
UISHOP HARDING PASSES ON
Washington. May 1—Bishop Hard
ing of the Protestant Episcopal
church died last night.
DKPOUTED FROM U. S.—
CHEERED BY IRISH
Dublin. May 1 James Larkin,
labor agitator, deported from the
Ceiled States as an undesirable
aiien. arrived at Kingston and was
cheered by the crowd assembled on
PI:KFKRKNTLA I. TREATMENT
FOR U. S. ARMY TOST
Paris. May l—The United States
will be accorded preferential treut
mer.t in reimbursement for her
Rhineland Army costs. An agree
ment was reached here this after
j neon by the conference of Allies ap
| proving this action.
LEGION HEAD SUGGESTED
HARDING’S RUNNING MATE
Mason City. la.. May 1—Colonel :
Hanford MacNider, according to a
report from Washington, has been
suggested as the running mate for
President Harding in the next elec
tion Upon being apprised of the
rumor MacNTideT had nothing to say.
RELATIVE OF LINCOLN’S
DISAPPEARS—MURDER
Aurora. May 1—Warren J. Lin
coln. disappeared under circumstan
ces that indicate murder.
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Washington. May l —The cost of
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i years, aerswding to announcement
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F1LENOH MEET TURKISH MOVE
Parte, Maty 1 -As a result of the
gesture on the part of the Turks in
concentrating 20.000 troops along
th' northern border of Syria.France
is dispatching two divisions to rein
force her forces now i-n the man
dated territory
GERMAN'S HOLD OUT
THE OLIVE RRANOH
Ik rhn. May 1—Germany holds out.
the olive branch to France in an in
formal mutual peace pact which is
to endure for three generations
This pacific measure is the new
German reparations offer goring for
ward to the Allies tonight.
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( ADVERTISEMENT )
FORFEITURE NOT It T.
To MICHAEL ItORITAlLLE. your
heirs, legal representati --ep and
You'are hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owner therein,
has expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars for the years. 1910.
1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916.
1920. 1921. 1922. in labor and im
provements on ami for the benefit
of BRNC-H CLAIM No. 5, situated on
the right limit of Center Creek,
ir the Cape Nome Mining and Re
cording District. Territory of Alas
ka. Notire of location whefeo* is
recorded in VoJ. 121 at page-227
and Vol. 169. page 210 of the
records of the Cape Nome Precinct,
in the performance of the annual
labor required by section 23 24 Re
v sed Statutes of the United States
and Supplemental legislation, in or
der to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your Inter
est in said claim to the ncdersi^cned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninety days after the service of this
■ otice on you by publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim will
become forfeited and vest in the un
dersigned »« provided by the said
A. A. CHAGNON.
Co-Owner
NOTICE OF FORFEIT!TIE
To E. W. SHIRK, and to your Hedro.
Executors. Legal Representative*.
and Aasig-ns:
You and each of you are herefey
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
GER, in his lifetime, a ad his Estate,
since his death, has. as co-owner la
the mining claim hereafter describ
ed, expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100,001 for each of
the years 1004. 1905. 1906. 1907.
1908, 1909, 1910. 1911, 1912. 1913.
1914. 1915. 1910. 1920. 1921. and
1922, in labor and improvements
for the be.ne.fit of the “WACONDA.”
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
Gulch, the location notice of which
is recorded in Vol. 103. Page 137.
and amended notices of location of
the same are recorded in Vol. 199,
Pages 166 and 461. of the Record*
•of the Qape Nome Recording Pre
cinct. Territory of Alaska; that the
■work so done on said claim consti
tuted the annual assessment work
required by Sec. 23 24. Revised Sta
tutes of the United State*, and sup
plemental legislation, in order to
) ihold said claim.
And you are hereby required t*
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your In
terest in sn id claim to the under
signed co-owner with you thereto,
within ninety days after the service
of this notice on yon by publication
thereof, or your interest in said
claim will become forfeited and
rest tn the undersigned me provided
by said Statute.
W. H. WEBB,
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutschlnger, daoneaod.
.Publish March 17, 21. *1. April 7.
| 14. 21, 22. May 5, 12. 12. *•. •»*
June 2. 2, 1923.