MONDAY
(TILdORARHIC)
titMcttfcMMfrAl MAIfk
mUMfttaMis frtOAT
Washington. NdV. »tk—The Con
trre*ilonal State elertioni tdr the
cempalgn of til* le Wind wound
of today by Ball of tie democratic
National Committee ahd Adame of
lie Republican National donrmittee
both claim rictary.
H. <].- WKUO (:AUi NAMSS
London, Nor. I—tt. O. ★ells,
sdeahtnb 1& ab&boft ot his candi
dacy for parliament, said: As sane
niattih Minas ere must get rid of
tie martial debt. Lloyd George,
hopping SroUhd like S scarecrow,
hasn't said a word on ihia Iss'ae,
at! BOdar La* arolda It too. bat
hM erosion is not hifdlike but earth
wdrih like.
usage car ammaw
THRU COUNTRY
Chicago, Nat. 8—Thh present opr
ahofthfS M the largest In the his
tory bt tie country, the Railway
Age announced today.
ruftWMA arrives
nMm today
Seattle, Nor. 8—The Steamship
VltStdHi edihpldllng tier Anal Tor
age bt the Nome season arrived this
morning.
AN* port*
wAhbuiv appointed
Seattle, Nor. 8—Merer Brown
appointed Major Paul Edwards of
the National Ouitrd to the poet of
Pbft Warden.
AliAHB REEDER W
ETACCAtE CONSTANTINOPLE
Constantinople Not. 8—The. Al
ltel Nik* (WMihldOdSer* tod*r not
llbl ttefbt Pbffhi. tlb «e*r Oot«f
nit, thlt thhl would hot oreehate
the city In compliance with his de
JttNR RAPLortON
Spangler, Pb., Not. 6th—Ninety
work MtotnMd bt bn etploslon In
tie Realty tnise. bodies sate
rSeSreted. All will probably per
lieh.
KMUlOil) PUtORS 1HO
EQUIPMENT ORDER
Seattle, Not. 8th—The OSMbgo.
fttfVHkM A St. PMft taHfSal lee
dllonleed till It placed bn order
tor (Wall two and one half million
dollars worth M earn and engines.
TEtoS TEU. AldJEN '
WREKE To HEAD
OOOStaSrtinopte. Not. 8th—The
•TgrttlSh Nationalist goiernfiieet has’
handed n note to the Allied High
Commissioners here stating that
vratShips of all nation most ask
ft lor authority to pane the Dar
dahelles. They must also salute
the new government of Turkey.
ELECTION JUDGES
BOH TUESDAY'S ELEOnON
A polling place for roters lining
outside of the city'limits has been
established at the Associated Oil
Plant and will he open between the
hSUrs of ft:00 a. m. and 1 P- m.
If. 9. Commissioner Thornton has
designated John O. Rose, H. A.
Rlegie and J. C. Wldstead as Judges
and clerks to preside oner the bal*
Within the city limits of Nome
r oterS wilt register their choice at
itO polling place established at the
CRy Rail, JodCph Hendricks. Pt.J.
Welsh, Robert James. Hr. Wesley
Sag Wm. KOCb, comprise the Hee
twa ward.
AS If Is cdPtrarp fCr lew to indulge
lg electioneering' dlfhtn gtfy feet
of a polling place, any attempt to
yfsidco Cats prShianwa wiir m
sererely doSltb «H*. Me fcify St
ftome has iimyloYftf 4>
fOf tho dey to enforce fhlc and
other laws and he win W an hand
is do his daty.
The polls' Wllf be CpSnfrom *:00
s. m. nntli 7:00 p. m. and by mid
night Or shortly after, the people of
Nome should be apprised of tho re
sults within the City, and several
small outlying precincts.
' According to *sw eVory working
man is entitled to time oB long
enough to rl»H the pOHa and shonld
amil himself Of tho OPpOrtaURy Id
sham his good dusuaship.
The Norte Nugget sWrSfsdW dito.
mar Or SHItod. Per Meath ll.M
Art ArfBWKR •
Kome, Not. 5. 1922.
Republic** Campaign Committee.
Gentlemen: •
Your article in last Saturday’s
issue ot the “Nome Nugget” on Mr.
Decker voices several objections to
his candidacy.
rirst:r—That he does not intend
to return to Nome.
Has this old gag not been rather,
overworked in previous campaigns?
Secondly—“You claim that Mr.
Decker lacks the economic and P0ll-‘|
tical knowledge required to repre
sent this community.” Why not be
game and, admit the will known fact
that it is not the supposed lacH of
knowledge on these subjects, but {
his heterodox views on the same j
that is objectionable to the “too-!
Bah’sV of this community. |
His path as a minister would have |
been smoothed and stirewd with.
roses, if he had confined himself j
in his. sermons apd talks to the in- j
nocuous platitudes of his predecea-1
sors, which are summed- up, mTej
succlntly than elegantly, in the re-1
frain of the “WteBblk” song.
“You'll gbt pie* in the sky, when
Do you thing that there'is'■ one In
dividual in youf“galaxjr of ttehtil
giants who could engage Mr. Deck
er Id d abbatb oh afay political or
economic Subject of local or nation
al scope, and koid his o#n?
I am also sure that Mr. Docker,
while at Jd&efcu, will not bawd to
wdaffe hi* time id iaklhg lessons in
gradiniar and orthography from the
editor ot the“Ketchikan Chronicle,”
aS It wds once the unhappy* If Invol
untary *«te of one of jrour present
chhdidateb.
DfidKftk CAMPAIGN COM
THEREFORE SHORTAGE
Engine trouble at the Electric
Power plant thin horning ana after
noon resulted in no i>o*er for
motors thruout the city. As the
radio station and city ofllce depend
upon power ftom the local plant
they inn Were dlBbtginiteO until
late this afternoon. The fadio has
ah aullllary engine tot emergency
part dees hnt was unable to place it
In commission until late in the day.
Telegraph newa eoneennently was
grsatip delayed tfi tfadOdHSaion
and receipt and tit thnt reason the
Bulletin shows n dearth of dally
telegrame. We Otahe no apology;
It M do fdwtt of bdrS.
Tuesday
(TELeadAPHIC!
To fact Ifojfte
TdlnoMeW, T need ay HOT. 7th, ir
election Hf ArdoOt the Tdfrltefy
of Al'anlta. it gteat renpedOfWHty
is then placed upon the ihonlderc.
,f erOty eitfzen. American Ideatr
<M principles Underlying Oar go
'rnmenf, are’ hated hpOn a repreten
■attte nice of the people.
W« select men to appear tor n
t the legWlaflTe halls, to pfesOnt
ind light fof the things the people
vant and need.
Go to the poll® tomorrow ant'
elect the Ate* beet fitted to repre
ent you.* It Is yoriir rfuty td ap
oear and express your choice thru
a rote. Let no other duty prere
our appearance.
SWEEPING VICTORY
FOR DEMOCRATS
New York. Not. 8—Swinging back
with tremendous reversal ot the
trend of 1920. the political pendu
lum has carried the democratic
party into a commanding position
in state and national affairs.
Results ot the election indicati
that the republican control of. the
senate seems reduced from 24 to 16.
Incomplete figures today make it
Ispossible to state exactly bo#'the
House will stand, it is apparently
republican with hut a slight mar
gin of control ft at atl and Any he
lost entirely.
Democrats appear to hare defin
itely gamed senate seats frees no#
Yort, Me# iemdy. *Wla«. In
diana anrf Went Virginia,^ but tea;
Nebraska. Seats non field" by dem
ocrats I* Ohio and Wyoming am In <
Washington—Republican Hons'
Leader Mondell wan defeated for
Wyoming senatorship by John B.
Kendrick democrat.
Washington—Governors have
been elected In the following
states; Alabama O. W. Brandon,
democrat'. Ariioaa. Bunt, demo
crat. Arkansas, Thomas McRae,
democrat. California. Richardson,
rtpanneea. Colorado, b. OrMttb,
repubtfcafi'. Co4fie4tlc«t, If A.
Templeton, rapnblfeau. Oeergin.O.
*. ttMKr. democrat. Idaho. C C
Kendal!, republican Kansas. J.M.
Davis, democrat. Massachusetts, C
W. Co*. republican. Michigan,
Groesbeck. Minnesota. J. A. ID.
Jreul, republican. Nebraska, C.W
Drynn. democrat. Ne# Jrirsdy, ft.
Sizler. democrat. New York. Smith,
democrat. North Dakota, ft. A.
Nestor, republican. Ghio. Victor
Donahey. democrat. Okla., W. C.
Walton, democrat. New Hampshire
F W Brown, democrat. Oregon.
Pierce. Penn.. Pinchot, Rhode Is
land, W. S. Flynn, democrat. So.
Carolina. T. G. McLeod, democrat.
South Dakota. W. H. McMaSter, re
publican Tenn.. A. Pearf. detoo
crat. Texas! Pat Neff; democrat
Vermont. Rudfielfc Proctor. repdpli
<jan. Wisconsin, Bafline. republi
can. Wyoming, J. XV. Hay. repub
Washingtou—It appears certain
that republicans will retUn their
majority ifa both houses, but with
representation materially cut.
Si. Patil—Defeat of Volstead, au
thor of Prohibition Enforcement
Afet. indicated th returns Available
frOta his district. Rdf. O. J. KvUle.
mdopehdent. li leading hint by one
thbudabd rhtes.
New York—Smith carried with
him the entire state ticket; includ
ing Royal S. Copeland for butted
States senator over Calder rep^i
cah inCumbbht by large lhajority.
Seattle—Dill’s lead at 2 p. m. to
day been cut to 2000. both candi
dates claim election.
Seattle—With about half the re
turns in. Dill (hasslight lead over
Poindexter for senator.
Seattle—All five republican con
gressional candidates in this state
have been elected.
WEDNESDAY
ftELKOrtAPrilC)
ELECTION KETURNft WlR
TERRITORY OP ALASKA
JUNEAU, fcov. 8—The entire re
publican ticket was elected in this
division, as indicated hj ldtfi fitfftt
returns. Sutherland is leading
White two to one in the following
towns: Sltairway, kairied,
islands Juneau, ttetchikari. Wttfi
gle, Petersburg and several sniitter
precincts. The returns tio totf dlVe
Sutherland 146$, White 742. Cftfe
plete returns will fce given later.
Aotiordind t6 (he Ketchikan
Chronicle the •iota! vote of Ketchi
kan And Charcoal Pdirit gives Suth
erland 33i and . While i§5. Aid
rich Id undoubtedly elected denttor
trom (be Plrdt ftffirfibfc. ftidr HI
publican febresfefitiliffcl. Sfcbtfferd.
Cole, 6rant, and Ptifty ife 4Ho hfi
doubtedlj elected.
THIRD DlVlSfOUf-^Vdofar, NtfV:
S—Accofdfnfc tti thd fcb+drfVa Times
the following vSlSi were cast in
this division: fc***. Sutherland,
i&tf, White' 14; Cordovtf, Sutherland,
?62. Wiilte Chitiha, fcuttterlarid
'6, While i. Sutherland received
i 1053 while white received 274 fh
j ludlng the above precincts. Anchor
I ige, Valdez and SOward.
1 Diamond was elected senator two
o one. Foster and Murry, repub
licans and Ray and Price democrats
>re likely elected.
Cordova, Nov. 8—KennecOtt gave
Sutherland 45, White 14; McCarthy
Sutherland 49, White ‘7.. Stretna
Sutherland 9 White 0.
RETURNS FROM STATES.
Indianijtolhr Nov. Sth—Form**
governor Samuel M. Ralston, dem
ocrat, defeated Albert Beverage lor
the senate' by about twenty thous
94% AIR
0%
No Bulletin #ftfl issued yesterday,
Tuesday Not. 7th, due to the fact
(that telegraphic communication
was interrupted. The Seattle-A!as
ka ruble Is :still in difficulty and
telegraphic mutter is subject to de
lays incident to Ihe trouble.
TUkCKIHH SITITATION A GAIN
• RMDMFS NTRAINKD
Constantinople Nov. —Conster
nation reigns in the foreign quar
ters of Constantinople today as the
Turkish Nationalist, military forces
came close to the barbed wire bar
racades of the British forces at Cha
Kemalists served notice that the
British will not be allowed to ad
vance beyond the three mile neutral
limit. Harrington, British com
mander, entered a protest to th**
Turkish commander following this
maneuver.
wnitov Vfc&rs spleen
St. Louis. Nov., j—A letter writ
ten by former president Wilson to
former governor Stephens bctober
27th. deaigndtipg. Reed as a "man
without a parly” and slating that if
elected he would in the seriate be
repudiated by democrats and elect
ed above their o#n man bf feptitoll
c6n rotate,” was made priolic by
Stephens.
San Fr&hciaco, Now. 8—Senator
Johnson was reelected by the re
publicans by a great majority.
Friend W. Richardson, republican,
was elected governor, defeating
Thomas Wool wine, democrat, by
One hundred thousand.
New York, Nov. 8th—Alfred E
Smith, democrat, araa elected gov
ernor. defeating Miller the republi
can incumbent by an overwhelming
majority.
St. tduia, Ndt. 8th—Deihderatic
Senator Jbhti Reed #aa reelected
by deciaive 4dte.
Walter M. Phstc*. democrat, waa
elected governor, defeating ofcott.
republican by large majtiflty.
New York, Nor. 8—Returns to
day sapplemeitlng thoee ot laat
night shotted that republican deals
iu the aenate from Indiana, Mary
land, Ne# Jeraey, Ne# Tort. Michi
gan and weat Virginia ggpsrently
have ybeeh Captured by democrats.
PtO hi MhhhMkd, Ohio, Delaware,
Montand *nd Mlnneaota reantta
atilt are toO clnae to 00 counted in
either CoMtnh. The fethtni 00 far
wonid red nee the regnhtlcan major
ity Hi the aeOate froth 84 t« t« With
prospects of further redaction.
Boaton, f>04. <—IAd*e Wdd fe
efobfed over Wii. A. Gaston, demo
crat, by a plurality of 1948. Gaa
tOn Will dad for n recount ot the
tdte.
ifOltUia PREPARK FOB
near bast TRorm.r:
^ Parra, Nov. g—Marshal FocK was
athmnOned by Poincare yesterday
to consider military plaAa stfouli'
the Tufka violate the Mndsnla
agreement.
HARDING AND WIT AON
GO HOME TO VOTE
Washington Nov. 8—President
Harding and Woodrow Wilson both
voted at their home towns of Mar
ion, Ohio and Princeton. N. J.
]ispp<ycs
send your
name arid (|yl|l
address V " *
Fill in and mail th£ c&it
pon belc’.v—to register
for the quickest, best
market new* and price
list service ever arranged
for trappers and fur buy
ers. Get the jump on
the ot‘ ’ er fellcw—3end
your name and address
at once. 1 B*
fur mass
(TELEGRAPHIC)
MAY I^X IiARK MARTIAL
LAW OONSTANTntOPLf
Paris, Nov. 8—Allied High com
missioners at Constantinople have
suited permission from their res
pective governments to take whai
ever necessary steps are required
to maintain order in Constanti
nople. The commissioners will de
clare martial law if necessary. The
French dreadnaught Jean Barm
left Toulon today to Join the Allied
fleet at Constantinople.
REPUBLICAN PARTY MUST
RECOME PROGRESSIVE
San Francisco. Nov. 9th—Hiram
Johnson said last night, comment
ing on the results of the election
that “The election contains a man
date that the Republican party na
tionally must be progressive.”
REPUBLICAN SENATE
MAJORITY REDUCED
Washington Nov. 9—The repub
lican majority in the senate has
been reduced to eiglit and in the
house to fifteen according to the
latest available returns of last night
FOIdiOWS FOOTSTEPS
OF HER BROTHER
Dublin. Nov. 8—Mary . SWeehy,
sister of Mayor Sweeny, lias beeh
imprisoned for three days and ire
fuses to take nurishment. She is
on a hunger strike and may carry
the act to the same fatal conclusion
as did her brother.
BERGER AGAIN WtNS ELECTION
Milwaukee, Nor. 9—Though twice
refused his seat Berger was elected
to congress for the third time from
the fifth district.
KEA1.TY MINK DISASTER
Bomffl teoontRKn
Spangler, Penn., Not. 8—Sixty
three bodies hare been recovered
from the Realty Jdine explosion.
eNgiANi* t*> Mark
FURTHER PAYMENT
London, Nor. 9—Another Aftr
million wili fee paid November 15tn
on tM« IfctCrfest flue the United
Stated oh the #1t debt.
CHARGE TURKS
WITH
MASSACRE
MiW. m*. »—Momtiet from the
Grfcek eohsnl general at Beirnt say
that Turks horned Greek prisoners
in the concentration camp at Cae
sare and massacred Christian in
habitants hi that city. Bight
Greek officers Were sh6t by order
of Kemal Pasha.
WIFE QUARRELS Wfttf
HUSBAND—KILLS DAUGHTER
Seattle Nor. 9—When her hus
band John Barwell, a city employee,
failed to return following a quarrel,
his wife shot and icfltheir
daughter Leila, agfcd sixteen, arhd
took her own life. Barwell later
attempted suicide.
FOR SALE.
New and uptodate legal forma for
Proof of Annual Assessment Wort*
also Oil Location blanks, Deed blanks
For general use, Special and General
Power of Attorney forms, Placer and
Quartz Location forms now on sale
at Nuggot Office. Price 15 cente each
or $1.00 per dozen.
****************
* L. E. WKITH *
* VOTARY PTfm.IC *
* AT VCOCTET OFFICE *
Cuticnfa Healed
Red Pimples All Over
Face, Neck, Hands
*• There Were small, red pimples all
over my face, neck and hands, and
point down without
touching one. They fet
tered and itched to I
would scratch them until
they bled and I could
not sleep nights. 1 waa
really ashamed for any
one to see me.
“ I used several remedies without
success. For three months this
trouble lasted and I read of Cuticurs
Soap and Ointment and sent for a free
sample. I purchased more and after
six weeks I was healed and 1 only
used three cakes of Cuticura Soap
and one box oi Cuticura Ointment/'
(Signed) Miss Ola B. Guthrie, Box
23,Dawcon.N.MeJC., March 22,1920.
Daily use of Cuticura Soap, Oint
men! and Talcum usually prevents
skin trouble
don’t want and other people may
want Tot them know it thru the col
umns of the NUGGET or Bulletin.
-IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE....
a JOHN A. WUAON S
a IT.8. MINERAL SURVEYOR S
a Nome, Alaska. S
aaaaaaaai%aaaaaas
XOTICK OF f'ORFKITURK.
To Hansine Hansen, your heirs, ex
ecutors, administrators, and aa
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned Pioneer Mining &
Ditch Company, has . expended one
hundred dollars in labor and Im
provements, during ea^h of the
year* 1907, 190b. 1999, 1910,
1911. 1913, 1914. 1915. 1920 and
1921-22 upon placer mining claim
NO. 2 BELOW ON TRIPPLE creek,
in the Cape Nome Recording Dis
trict and Precinct, Territory of Al
aska, the location notice of #hicti
cldim is recorded in yol. 8 at page 3.
of the records of locations in the
office of the Recorder of said pre
That sqch expenditure was made
in order tb hold said minihg clildi i
under the provisions of Section
2324 of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, and amendments
thereto, concerning annual labor
upon mining claims, and being the
imount required to hold said claim
uring said period.
And if within ninety days after
jthe publication of this notice, you
fail of refuse to contribute your
1 proportion of such expenditure as
a co-owner, your interest in said
clahn will become the property of
the undersigned co-owner, who has
made the required expenditure, un
der the provisions of said section.
PIONEER MINING & DITCH CO.
By O. D. COCHRAN, Agent
Publish—Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11. 18.
25. Dec. 2. 9, 16. 23, 30. 1922,
and January 6. 13. 20. 1923. i
Co-owner.
NOTICE OP FORFEITURE.
To Callie Lilf Wood, your heirs, Ad
ministrators, executors and as
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned Pioneer Mihirig A
a® .narsi °c
pfovements. during each of the
years 1910, 1911,1912.1913.1914,
1915, 1916. 1920 and 1921-22 on
placer milling claim knOwti as TIB
fiKTTS BENCH claim on,.the left
Imif of dry Creek, In the CAfee
Nome Recording Precinct, Terri
tory of Alaska, the loattipn notice
Sf iffiich claim is recorded In Vol.
11 at Pdge 25, Of the records ol
locations, in the office of the Re
corder of said Precinct.
That such expenditure was mad<
in ordey to hold said mining, claim
Under the provisions Of SOctior
2S24 of thfe Revised Statutes of th*
United States, and amendment!
thereto, concerning annual Ia»6i
Upon mining claims, and being th<
amount required to hold said clain
during said period.
And If #ithin Blpet* day* dfte
the publication, of this notice, ypi
fail of refuse to 06'htrfbute ^otl
prbJpbftioh of such expenditure a
a co-owner, your interest in sail
claim will become the property o
thb undersigned co-owner, who ha
made the required expenditure, un
def the provisions of said section.
PIONEER MINING & DITCH CC
Co-pwner.
By 6. t). CbttiKA^. Asir
Publish—Oct. 28. Nov. 4, 11. li
25. Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30. 192!
and January 6, 13, 20, 1923.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To James F. Halpln, William T. A
klnson, Adolph Auerbach, yoi
and each of your heirs and leg:
representatives:
You are hereby notified that tl
undersigned as co-owner there
has expended the sum of one hu
dTed dollars upon each of the sev»
lode mining claims hereinafter d
scribed for the 7ear 1921, in lab
and improvements for the benefit
each of said claims, namel
Greater Alaska Extension,
i My Best,
Stiscovich Discovery,
. Manilla Extension,
; ftasradin,
tHsbovery Lode anrf DIston to
claims, 06mmonly knoWh as t
“Stiscovich Mines,” situated
Manilla Creek in Cape Nome I
cording District, Alaska, (loaUi
certificates and sat'd 6WI
recorded in B661 206 a*t 4
of the feOOrds of said recording 4
triet) as provided by Section 23
Revised Statutes of the trail
States and snpnlemental legislate
in Order to hold said cl'aims.
And yon aVe hereby rdqnirM
contribute your proportion of si
. expenditure according to your
| terest in said claims to the und
signed rb-owner with you 1hen
within ninety days after the sera
of this notice on you by publicat
.thereof, or vour interest in e
, claims will become forfeited i
vest in the undersigned as provi
by the said statute.
GEO. D. SCHOFIELD.
iPublish Oct. 21, 22. Nov. 4 11.
2fi. Dee. 2. ». 12. 23; 92. 1222.
jm. «, is. tsss.