MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
HEARST SAYS FORD WOULD
WIN IF NOMINATED
New Orleans. May 28—Wn:. Ran
dolph Hearst, in an interview, said
he believes the Republican party
wH1 go down to the most decisive
defeat in its history in the • ining
presidential election. The so rail
ed foreign Policy of the Republican
party is responsible for its defeat.
Ford, he stated, would win on n
popular vote, but that neither partv
will nominate him. both parties
being controlled by reactionaries.
Hearst is enroute to Fort Worth
to take over the records of his 19tli
daily publication.
BRBVITim
Tacoma. May 28th—Mrs. Alma,
widow of the late Earnest Lister,
former Governor of Washington, is
dead at her home here.
Cologne. May 28—The successful
uprising at Gelsenkirchen has en
couraged Communists thruout the
Munich. May 28—To be prepared
for war should be the supreme law
of every country. Ludendorf declar
ed during a discussion of world ".v
Atlantic City. May 28—Corwin S
Shank, an attorney form Seattle,
was elected President of the North
ern Baptists for the ensuing year, at
the convention being held here.
Berlin. May 28th—Two million
metal workers are on strike in th
Ruh-. according to a special d s
patch to the Vissische Zeitung.
BALDWIN ELECTED LEADER
OF CONSERVATIVES
London. May 28—Premier Bald
win was elected the new leader of
the Conservative party at a meeting
held here today.
YUKON MARINE BULLETIN
(Received too late for Saturday s
publication.)
Nulato,- May 26
Jacobs left Nulato this date.
Ta-nana left Nenana ' for down
river points.
Hazel B left Nenana this morning
at 7 for Tanana and upper Yukon.
Sibilla down river bound for Holy
Cross and St. Michael left Nulato 7
a. m. with mail from Nenana to
those points.
Mary down river bound for Holy
Cross passed Nulato 25th at 8:30
Scurvy Kid (Victor Jacobs) left
Nulato 25th with his scow bound
for down river points.
Expect ice out of bay at St. Mich
ael in about ten days.
NICK BUTLER DEFINES
GEORGE WASHINGTON
London, May 28—Nicholas Mur
ray Butler, in a lecture before Cam
bridge, said while George Washing
ton has been referred to as a typi
cal English gentleman, he was never
the-less, first of all, an American.
He further pictured Washington as
a country gentleman; first a colon
ial and then a citizen ofxthe United
States.
GOVERNMENT TO
MOBILIZE INDUSTRIES
San Francisco, May 28—Secre
tary Weeks id an address here, de
clared that it is the plan of the
War Department to prapare for mob
ilizing the industrial resources of
the Pacific Coast for national de
fense in time of war.
HARDING NOT TO
ASSIST LEGION
Washington, May 28—No assist
ance will be given the American Le
gion by Harding. The bonus bill
will be vetoed if the next congress
passes it, was officially stated at the
White House Saturday.
COMMUNISTS LOOT—FRENCH
TROOPS INACTIVE
Berlin, May 28—Looting bands
of Communists marched thru the
industrial section of the Ruhr valley
Saturday. They were opposed by a
diminutive force of German City
Police. The French troops are
keeping their hands off.
HARDING TO ATTEND
ELKS PICINC
Seattle. May 28—Harding has ac
cepted an invation to be present tor
two hows at the Elks Big Brother
in Woodland Park.
GREEKS AND TURKS \
AGIlKi: UPON TERMS)
Lausanne, May 28—Vcnizelos the
Greek delegate and Ismet Pasha the
Turkish envoy have reached com
plete accord on the question of re
parations.
M AM’S BRITISH TO
ACQUIRE WRANGELL ISLAM*
London. May 28—Explorer St >f-;
an-nson said yesterday that he is anx j
ious to see Britain assist Canada in :
obtaining Wrangell Island.
MELLON TO VISIT ENGLAND 1
FOR INFORMATION j
Washington. May 2 5—Secre'a»> j
of the Treasury Mellon will visit j
Li^land within the next six we.'k.-.j
to consult with Treasury experts on
the debt questiou and methods for
enforcing the Dry Law ruling. As
stated by the Secretary he will af
terwards tour France and Germany
to obtain first hand information as
to post war condition in Europe.
NEW ENGLISH
CABINET NAMED
London. May 28 —Premier Bald
win has named his new Tory cabinet
in which Lord Robert Cecil is nam
ed as Lord of the Privy Seal. Cecil's
prestige comes from his family
name and his indentification with
the League of Nations.
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY
TO ARRIVE WEDNESDAY i
Seattle May 28—The Congress- j
ional party of 24. bound for Alaska !
will arrive here Wednesday on th»- j
transport Cambrai.
SENATOR JONES WILL
COME TO ALASKA
Seattle. May 28—Senator Jones;
is now at home planning an Alaska i
trip, which will be made in July. In j
his capacity as Chairman of the
Sea-nte Commerce Committee he ;
will be accompanied by representa-;
tive W. H. White J.r.. Maine mem- :
her of the Merchant Marine Com
mittee of the House, whose duties
correspond with those of Chairman \
Jones. The Senate party’s third j
member will be Commissioner of!
Fisheries O’Malley. Dan Suther- j
land, delegate from Alaska, will be
invited to make the voyage. Jones
said he and his companions will go
north on a Coast Guard steamer and
will visit the PrlbilofT Islands and
all important frshing centers.
The two principle reasons for the
Alaska inspection trip. Jones says,
are to investigate the controversy
over protection of seals and the J
charges that Sutherland has made
that favoritism *s being shown ‘ :i»
big fishing interests in Alaska.
PIRATES SEIZE
AMERICAN On. BOAT
Canton. May 28—A lighter load
ed with kerosene, owned by the
Texas Oil Company, was seized by
Chinese pirates near here Saturday.
A party from the American boat
Helena has been dispatched in pur
GVLF TO CANADA
PLIGHT COMPLETED
Mount Clemens. Mich.. May 28—
Lieut. Harrison G. Crocker landed
at Selfridge Field Saturday night.
He completed a non-stop Gulf to
Canada flight in eleven hours and
fifty-four minutes.
Crocker left Ellington Field. Hus
ton. Texas, Saturday A. M.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ASIA
Bombay, May 29—One thousand |
people are reported as having been j
killed by an earthquake in the re
gion about Terbat-i Haideri. Persia,
according to advices received today
from Allahabad.
HREDfCTS HORROR
FOR EUROPE
Berlin, May 29—Europe is ablaze
and u-nless some curb can be found
for the causes, there will be such
an uprising and letting of bliod
tfca* the world will’ be astounded
declared Henry Goldman, a New
York banker now here.
ANCIENT SETTLEMENT
BEING UNEARTHED
Christiania, May 29—Remains
of a settlement seven thousand
years old are now being unearthed
at Hoelgardsmos, Denmark.
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
SYNDICATE OFFERS |
BILLION FOR SHIPS '
Washington. May 29—The Ship- j
ping Hoard is considering an offer .
of one billion dollars, accompanied
by a certiiit d check for one million,
for active units of its fleets. Full
identity of the syndicate was not
WHAT ARK THE JAPS
DOING iV GERMANY
Cologne, May 29th—A Japanese j
military mission, including a gen- |
era!, colonel and captain has arriv
ed at the Dusse'.dorf French head
quarters for the Rohr.
AMUNDSEN WILL ENCOUNTER
MAGNETIC CURRENTS
Copenhagen, May 29—Amundsen
will encounter unknown magnetic
currents within the Arctic Zone
which will upset his compass and
cause him to fly in circles, is the
opinion expressed by experts writ
ing in the Berlingske Tidende. They
hope the explorer will choose a
clear day for the feat and enable
him to take his position by astro
nomic observations.
SEAL SKINS DECLINE IN PRICE.
Kansas City, May 29—1,230.000
pelts, ranging from rabbit to silver
fox and Russian sable, are being
sold at auction here. There are
221* buyers registered. Seal skins
declined in price on an average of
six per cent below last fall prices,
and are now ranging from $15 to
$«<? per pelt.
St. Louis. May 29-The public j
auction of fur held here yesterday |
resulted in sales totaling the sum j
of $830,000. Twelve thousand !
skins sold at an increase of thirty- j
rlCKW A HOARD AMERICAN
AMERICAN SHIP STRIKE
Manila, May 28th—The Russian
crew an the American transport
Merrit, enroute from Manila to San
Francisco with five hundred forty
Russian refugees, have gone on a
strike, holding up the ship six hun
dred miles from Olonaapo. The U.
S. S. Harrison started from Corrigi
dor Island with an emergency crew j
of Philippines.
FRENCH MAKE
MONEY SEIZURE
Essen. May 28—The French on
Sudna.v seized an equivalent to 7.
000,000 French francs from the
Reichsbank.
TERRITORY C ANNOT
CORRUPT TAXES
San Francisco. May 29—A deci
sion denying the Territorial govern
ment of Alaska the right to collect,
occupational and income taxes from
the Annette Island Packing Com
pany of Alaska, on the grounds that
the company was established on the
Island to help the indians there,
was handed down yesterday by the
United States Circuit Court of Ap
PKOCI.AMATION
In accordance with the long es
tablished practice of setting aside
a day upon which we may display
honor to the nation’s heroic dead
by decorating the graves of our de
parted soldiers and sailors;
NOW. THEREFORE. I. Geo. S.
Maynard. Mayor of the Municipality
of Nome, hereby proclaim as a legal
holiday. Wednesday. May 30th. to
be devoted by our citizens to the
customs and observances of Memor
ial Day. All citizens are hereby
requested to lay aside for the day
their usual duties and join together
in offering fitting tribute to those
who died in the nation’s service.
Given at Nome. Alaska, this 20th
day of May. 1923.
GEO. S. MAYNARD.
Attest: E. GRIMM. City Clerk.
HARDINGS’ JOIN
WASHINGTON CHURCH
Washington. May 28—President
and Mrs. Harding joined the First
Presbyterian Church yesterday and
received hearty congratulations.
This occasion was also devoted to
dedicating the Soldiers and Sailors
gews in that church, which were,
used by Grant while General of the
COAST DELEGATES LEAVE
FOR WASHINGTON
Seattle. May 29—Three hundred
people from Seattle and Victoria, on
two trains, left yesterday afternoon
to attend the Imperial Council at
Washington, D. C.
GOVERNMENT PLACES
order for gasoline
Washington, May 29—A contract
has bee-n let by the government for
$<■’.."00,000 worth of rommereia!
motor gasoline for use of the navy
AMERICAN DEFEATS DEI/GIAN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
St. Cloud, France. May 28—Wh.
M. Johnson of California, yesterday i
defeated J. Waser the Belgian in the l
final round for the men's single ,
court championship of the world. ,
Th»- contest was hard fought Suzan- j
ne Leglen defeated Miss McKane of |
England for the women's title.
FINDK STRONG
FORD SENTIMENT
Washington, May 28th—Senator
Ashurst declared that he is commit
ted to no one. He said that he has
found a strong sentiment for Ford
for President in 19 middle west and
western states.
CA1JA HARDING'S PROPOSAL
OFFER OF STONE
Washington, May 29—Europe is
asking for bread and we are offer
ing a stone, namely. President Hard
ing’s proposal to join the World
Court, said Copeland, the new sen
ator from New York who is here
on his way to North Carolina.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGR ^PHiC*
DREDGE LAUNCHING
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
the launching of the two dredges
on Little Creek will take place Fri
day afternoon, June 1st, at two
tended to the public to attend.
I ><>S I'MASTER «EXER AI.
OP BRITAIN CHOSEN !
London, May 29th—Sir Lewins.
Conservative Secretary of War In |
the Lloyd George Coalition cabinet. \
has accepted the British Postmaster
Generalship under Premier Bald-!
FOREIGN RESIDENTS PETITION
WITHDRAW A L TKOOFH
Shanghai. May 29—Foreign resi
dents of Hankow have presented a ,
resolution urging foreign govern
ments to insist that the Chinese
government withdraw its troops
and intermediaries from Lin Cheng
and that foreign legations take up
negotiations, holding the Chinese
government responsible for any Us
abilities incurred in settlement. It
is further urged that punishment
he meted the authorities who per
mitted the outrage to occur. It is
forecast that armed intervention of
China on a large scale will be nee
HKDS AND POLICE
CLASH AT DRESDEN
Berlin, "May 29th—Communists,
who have been rioti-ng in many Ruhr
sections and in Savony, plan a great
upheaval in^ Berlin tomorrow.
Fighting between Reds and police
at Dresden at midnight last night
resulted in eleven deaths.
TENNIS CHAMPION COLLAPSED.
Paris. May 29—Suzanne Leglen,
the tennis champion, collapso/1 after
The Dail> Talegraph «nl!etin and
'Voekly Nugget delivered V.v carrier.
Thorough Work
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participating in three finals yester
day. Excitement and over-exertion
caused her condition and the doc
tors told her she Liust avoid stren
uoau play at tennis in the future.
RUHR KAIIJCOADERS
RECEIVE ULTIMATUM
Berlin, May 29th—An order has
been issued that all railroad men
in the Ituhr who are under sixty
years old and fail to return to work
within 48 hours will be expelled.
Those over 60 who will not work !
are to consider themselves dismiss- j
REPUBLICANS OF
IRELAND TO QUIT |
Dublin. May 29—Pree Staters ;
captured a Republican leader bear- J
ing & document from DeValera, |
calling all ranks of the Republican
army to cease the armed struggle, j
I; is concluded that the foreign and
domestic enemies of the Republic
for the moment have prevailed.
HYPOTHECATION OF GERMAN
LAND PROPOSED
Berlin, May 29th—The German j
League of Industrialists’ now Rep- I
arations program. submitted to j
Chancellor Cuno rests on a nation j
wide real estate mortgage and pro-!
mises to be the greatest hyptheca-1
tion of land in the history of eco-1
nomics. Eventually it will encom- j
pass every square inch of German
soil, which will be made to pay tri
bute to Germany's ex foes for 30 j
The assessment which will be on
a basis of fifty percent of the pre- ,
sent gold values, will yield 500.000.- I
000 cold marks annually for the j
first few years with a yearly total !
approximately of one billion cold .
marks when the mortgage is made '
applicable to metropolitan holdings ,
MV-GOVERNOR FOLK IS DEAD.
New York. May 29—Former gov- j
erttor of Missouri Folk is dead here !
at the home of his sister. Folk
sustained a nervous break down a j
year ago and never fully recovered. |
ill I .((.VILLA PKOTKSTS AGAINST j
AWARD TO TURKEY
Lausanne. May 29—Bulgaria has i
sent a note to the near east confer- i
ence. protesting against the d«»ci-{
sion ceding Kharagnatch to Turkey, j
on the ground that it interferes with
the Bulgarians right to an outlet to J
FHEMH MAY INTERFERE
WITH COMMUNISTS !
Berlin, Mar 29—French occupa
tional forces may have to restrain
the Communists in the Ruhr district
if conditions are not improved im
mediately.
BANDITS SKND
ANOTHER PROPOSAL
Peking, May 28th—The bandits ,
holding foreigners captive in the
Poatzuku Hills are sending out an
other proposal to the Shautung au
thorities.
AMERICA EXTORTS 01*1 CM
TO FORMOSA
Geneva. May 29—John Camp
bell, representative of the Italian
government, appeared before the
League of Nation's Opium Traffic
Committee and charged that during
the year 1920 ninety-six tons of
)pium were exported from America
o Formosa.
RUHR SITUATION AGGREVATED
BY COMMUNISTS
Berlin, May 29—The newspaper
dispatch that two million miners
and tens of thousands metal work
ers are striking in the Ruhr is thot
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white light. If n
aod lemra bow to get eoo fro*. Q
A».nt»W«it«d T.
are lined. Kaparienca or capital onoecaaearT. Many
agent* aaeraga flva lamp* a day and make 150* a
month. Write quick foe tarrtory nod 4aaplaa.
THE MANTLE LAMP COMPANY OF AMERICA
2X7 Aladdin Bldg., 31 N. FHIh St. Partfcwd Of.
to be grossly overestimated, but it
is bnlived every mine center in the
Ruhr is idle as a result of Commun
ist tactics. They are visiting the
pits and foreceably ejecting the
workers. The week end casualties
number seven killed and ninety
three wounded. A food shortage
is being felt.
JTOY KINDS IN CASK
OK MCltDKKKD MAN
Randsburg. Calif.. May 2!) —The
County Jury, which investigated the
killing of McGrider Beal, returned
a verdict of death resulting from
gunshot wounds at the hands of a
party or parties unknown
nKUdANS CiO ON STRIKE
Brussels. May 29th—Twenty-five
percent of Belgian passenger trains
have been cancelled and traffic is
at a. standstill. Transportation
workers have gone on a strike.
BOAT WITH RUSSIAN
REFUGEES PROCEED*
Manila. May 29—Wireless reports
say that the trouble aboard the
transport Merritt, on which are a
number of Russian refugees bouad
for the United States, has been set
tled and that the vessel is proceed
IRLSH TO ABOLISH
LANDLORD 8VSTEM
Dublin. May 29—A government
bill, providing for abolition of the
Landlord System and substituting a
Peasant Proprietorship, was intro
duced in Dail Eireanne. The meas
ure provides that all land be vested
in a Land Commission and that
present landlords be paid in stock
at a flat rate of four and three
fourths percent and that payment
for purchase of their property will
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To MICHAEL ROBITAILLE. your
heirs, legal representatives 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, 1012. 1913. 1914. 1915. 1910.
1920. 1921, 1922, in labor and im
provements on and for the benefit
of BENCH CLAIM No. 5. situated on
the right limit of Center Creek,
in the Cape Nome Mining and Re
cording District. Territory of Alas
ka. Notice of location whereo* is
recorded in VoJ. 121 at page 227
and Vol. 1S9. page 210 of the
records of t.he Cape Nome Precinct,
ir the performance of the annual
labor required by section 2324 Re
vised 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 undersigned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninety days after the service of this
notice on you by publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim will
become forfeited and vest in the un
dersigned as provided by the said
A. A. CHAONON,
Co-Owaer
Publish March 31. April 7. 14. 21.
28. May 5. 12. 19. 26. June 2. 9,
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To E. W. SHIRK, and to your Heim,
Executors. Legal Representatives,
and Assigns:
Yon and each of you are hereby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
GER, in hi? lifetime, and his Estate,
since hi? death, has. as co-owner tn
the mining claim hereafter describ
ed. expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100.00) for each of
the years 1904. 1905. 1900. 1907,
1908. 1909. 1910. 1911, 1912. 1913,
1914. 1915. 1910. 1920. 1921. and
1922. in labor and improvements
for the benefit 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 Records
>of the Cape Nome Recording Pre
cinct. Territory of Alaska; that the
work so done on said claim consti
tuted the annual assessment work
required by Sec. 2324. Revised S*
.tutes of the United States, and sup
plemental legislation, in order to
ihold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your in
| terest in said claim to the under
1 signed co-owner with you thereto,
j within ninety days after the service
I of this notice on you by publication
thereof, or your Interest la aald
claim will become forfeited and
vest in the undersigned as provided
by said statute.
W. H. WEBB,
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutsohlnger, deceased.
.Publish March 17, 24, 31, April 7,
14, 21. 28, May 5, 12. 19. SS, and
June 2, •» 1923