FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
FORTUNE IN OPIUM
SEIZED AT FRISCO
San Fmncisco, Jan. 5—The fed
eral authorities hen- have seized $S0,
000 worth <>f apiuiin found secreted on
Woaml the steamship Ecuador.
FORMER FINN PREMIER
ESTABLISHING FINN
COLONY IN CANADA
Ottawa. 'Jan. 5 - Oscar Tokoi. for
mer premier of Finland, is establish
snir a Finnish colony in Canada.
Tokoi was once condemned to death
ly tlie Soviet svernment of Russia.
HARdlNG MADE HIGH MASON
Marion. Jan. 5—Senator Harding
was made a thirty s'Toml degree
UNITED STATES TREASURER
BURKE RESIGNS
Washington. Jan. 5 John Burke
has* resigned as Treasurer of the I'ni
ted States, it wais announced today.
NAVAL FLEETS ENGAGE
IN MANEUVERS
.Washington. Jan. 5—The Atlantic
'Beet, comprising 48 major vessels and
screened l»y destroyers, with Admiral
U. B. Wilson as commander in chief,
is steaming from the Virginia, capes
tonight to meet a sister armada from
the Pacific fleet in Panama Bay. Ad
miral Wilson is then to command the
«*>inibin<-d forces during maneuvers in
1'hose watons. which will Involve a
practical test of the use of the canal
for naval strategy.
Cuticnra 1$ Just Right
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water Dry gently and if any sign of red
nets. roughness, irritation or rash is pres
ent anoint with Cuticura Ointment to
soften, aoothe and heal. Finally dust on a
few grains of the fragrant, delicately med
icated Cuticura Talcum.
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NOME. ALASKA
Capital • - $100,000
Gold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
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CURIOUS SITUATION IN REVIVED
WAR FINANCE CORP.
Washington, Jan. 5—Although res
urected from the tangled wreckage of
d.ismvrdivl war legisljution over the
jMCv-identinl veto, till** revived War Ki
nanee (’oriKini-tion is unable to fune
tion owing to vacancies in tin* direc
torate. President Wilson. who is
seriously opposed to the revival of the
corporation must fill the two vacan
cies Itefore it can act.
CLAIMED SEATTLE AUDITOR
ELECT NOT A CITIZEN
Seattle. Jan. "> The citizenship of
County Auditor elect Ferguson is be
ing attacked iri count. The claim is
made that he was not properly natttr
COLBY ARRIVES AT MONTEVIDEO
I "Montevideo, Brazil, Jan. ."> — Itain
i bridge Colby, Secretary of State of
the United States, has arrived here
IRISH AMBUSHERS RECEIVE
DRASTIC PUNISHMENT
Dublin. Jan. f>—Sixteen members
of a party that ambushed a detach
ment of troops at Mellin. County Cork,
were ki'led outright and the remainder
were captured, it was announced to
I SENATE ALLOWS $50,000
FOR HARDING INAUGURATION
Washington, .Tan. r. -The Senate
lias agreed on an appropriation of
$50,000 to moot the expense of inau
gurating Senator Hording as presi
FERGUSON WINS FIRST HEAT
IN CITIZENSHIP CONTEST
Seattle. Jan. 5—County Auditor
elect Ferguson won the first rqund in
the contest of his citizenship today
when Superior Judge Dykernan de
clined to enjoin Ferguson taking of
BUNNELL ON CADPET IN CAPITAL
Washington, Jan. 5—From -Motki,
Judge Chns. F Bunnell came to -s
tify before a Senate subcommittee to
day, in connection with his renomin t
tion to preside over the Fourth Judi
cial division of Alaska as district
Bunnell was heard in executive ses
sion today and It is understood that
lie denied the charges filed months ago
of being vvihat was termed “pernei:
iously” active in politics. The charges
in <|uestion were made agains* hian by
former Alaska Delegate James Wicn
NAVAL CANARD DENIED
BY DANIELS
Washington, Jan. 5—A report pub
lished in l»ndon, Fn gland, to the ef
f«t that arrangements had been made
for the war vessels of Scandinavia to
join the Abnerican fleet in the Pacific
under American commend, has been
officially denied by Secretary of the
Navy Pnniels.
LEAGUE TO URGE HARDING
TO CHANGE VIEWS
Paris, Jan. 5—The council of the
T^eagtie of Naitlons is considering the
dispatch of a special envoy to Hard
ing immediately after his inauguration
to present the case of the league of
Nations and to urge upon Win the diffi
culties which the 'European connteries
would experience in abandoning the
T^eiigue and setting up a new form of
association of nations, such a-" he pro
GOV’T TO OFFER BARGAINS
IN FLYING BOATS
Washington, J.on. fi—To encourage
commercial transportation by airplane
and at the same time train civilians
as aeroplane pilots for use in times of
war, the navy authorities are plan
ning to sell a large number of sea
planes at greatly reduced prices, It
was announced today.
The navy h«s authorized the sale of
125 flying boats at one third of their
cost price with these objects in view.
CONGRESS BEGINS
TARIFF HEARINGS
Wasington, Jan. 6—Tariff hea'
ings began today In both the Senate
and House of Representatives.
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SHORT STORIES ABOUT
ALASKA OCCURRENCES
Joseph llalliday. five feet ten in
ches tall, stout ish lmllt. a miner anil
Bracer in Durham County, England.
_’7 years ago supposed to he mining
or in |H)ssessinn of gold .mines In AI- /
Mall: lav. Spite i». lleeh-'i Build
ing, I’riiice Albert. Saskatehewa n.
Doing into the lied Top tunnel half
nn hour after they had fired a round
nf holes reeenIly, Unornto Dagastini
lost ids life anil .Marco Vail received
Injuries which are considered serious.
waited until the smoke cleared from
the tunnel and went in t" invostigat:*.
The missed hole was a lifter and I>i
gastini Has landing over it when tin
(charge exploded blowing him .ipninsr
the roof and In vibly mutilating hsm.
Vial was knorki'-l down and hi- face
and hands shot full of rock.
Elmer K. Davidson. formerly of the
1" t’ahleship Burnside and later
Explorer. is being sein hed for by Ids
10J. Atwood Hotel. Uirst Avenue, and
l'ine street, Seattle
FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School . 11 A. M
Preaching Service. 8 U. M
You are cordially invited to attend
(these Services.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER. Pastor.
FOUND GOLD RING
A plain if old l*nnd ring was found
nt the corner of Trane’s Way and
Front Street. Owner mnv have same
by proving identity and paying for
this advertisement.
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE
PMBUC NOTH’ K IS HKItKBY
GIV'KN That und* r ami by virtue of
a Writ of Kxecution issued out of the
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Second Division, upon i cer
tain Judgment rendered on the 17tli
day of April. 1920. and entered in
flavor of Calvin Drinker, plaintiff,
and against Alfred Anderson, defend
ant. lining Cause No. 2827, l will on
] the fttii day of February. 1921, at
twelve o’clock noon of said day. at the
fron* door of the United States Court
House iut Nome, Alaska, as command
ed in said Writ, offer for sale at pub -
lie Auction, and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash, all the right,
title an<| interest which the defendant
had on the 17th day of A.pril, 1920, or
at any time since, in and to those
certain placer mining claims known
ns No. 2 Bench and No. 1 Bench on
the right limit of Bourlion Creek,
known, as Mineral Survey No. 1190, in
♦Hie Cape Nome Recording Precinct.
Territory of Alaska. Second Division.
E R JORDAN.
United States Marshal. Second
Division. Territory of Alaska.
Publish—Jan. 8. 15, 22. 29, Feb. 5. 1921
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To f'has. Milot and .1. Sheohy. you,
heirs, successors and assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned 1ms ex
IHiided in labor and improvements
during each of the years 1908, 1909.
1910, 1911. 1912, 1913, 1914. 1915 and
1916 the sum of one hundred dollars
each year, on the I’FINN Y RIVER
(IItor I’ situated on Penny Rdver, in
the Capo Nome Recording Precinct,
Territory of Alaska, notice of location
of which is recorded in the records
>>f said Recording Precinct. Said
labor and improvements having been
done on said claim for the purpose <>f
holding tile same under the provisions
of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of
tin- Vnited States and supplemental
iegi station.
And you a»'f* hereby required to con
tribute your porportion of said expen
diture as co-owner to the undersigned.
Within ninety days after the final pub
lication of tJhis notice or your interest
in said mining claim will he forfeited
and become t/lie property of the under
signed. your Co-owner, as provided by
said section of the re\1ise(] statutes.
Dated Nome, Alaska Jan. 8, 1921.
J C. CORNGTjL,
0o-Qwner.
Publish—Jan.8, 15, 22. 29 Feb. 5. 12.
19. 26. Mar. 5. 12. 19. 26. Apr. 2. 1921.
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Larjye |*art «»f the trip was
field at Telegraph Creek we
n told was perfect proved to he
“We set out for Hazel ton and ran
into a snows*own over the mountains
which drove us back. Then we were
held up for another week. Coming
out of Telegraph Creek we flew over
mountains 12.500 feet high."
Ooing out the squadron followed
the course of the Yukon for long dis
tances. It was as safe flying low as
flying high, because there were no
landing places anyway, so Capt. Street |
followed the windings of the river at ,
50 feet or lower, while the other three '
flew overhead.
Every few miles he passed an.In
dian Ashing village-. The Indians had.
never dreamed of such a thing as an
airplane, tnluch less seen them, and !
the effect of their sudden appearance
is talking of Starting .in ...to i*lub and
u'ltunlly had to tight off tin- drinks
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