TUESDAY
JAPS MAKING PEACE WITH
SIBERIAN BOLSHEVIK
Washington, May 11—Japan has*
begun to make her pence with the Boi
sheviki of Siberia.
An agreement which will lead to the
withdrawal of twenty thousand Japan*
• ■so troops from the region of Viadl- .
voctok and an early day for the evac • |
nation of all Japanese forces now In <
the Siberian section h. s been conclud-1
td between the Japanese and Soviet1
authorities at Vladivostok, nccordirg:
to confidential advices to the Japanese j
embassy here.
U S SHIPS MAY CLEAR
FOR SIBERIAN PORTS1
Seattle, May 10—The Collector of
ustoni.H has authorized the clearance
•f Antericin vessels for any port in
S S s CORDOVA AND VA1.0E2
ASSIGNED TO NOME RUN
Scuttle. May 10- The Alaska St'cm
ship Company has announced the as-,
signinent of the fivlgl't ■'tealiters Cor
duva 111(1 Valdez »«• the Bering Sea
run. Tin* Valdez wlb sail fur Nome
(inlovin and St Michael with freight
and explosives about June 1. Th
Cordova will sail for St Michael direct
en:l\ in Juno and will carry a few
passengers In addition to freight cargo.
LOS ANGELES BLUEBEARD
CONFESSES NINTH MURDER
Los Angeles. May 11-—Jaw' I*. Wat
son. alias Huirt and several other
names, has, according t.• District At
torney Woolwine. told that official that
he murdered a ninth woman victim
during his career of crime.
Watson also stated to the District
Attorney that his true name is lien
Holden and that lie is a native of Ar
kn nsas.
ANOTHER HOTEL LINCOLN
FIRE VICTIM DISCOVERED
Seattle, May 10 - -The body of Mar
tin T. Nelson, of Berkley, California'
has been found among the debris or
the burned Lincoln Hotel by those en
gaged in clearing' away the ruins. The
•lead man was formerly an accountant
In the office of the Treasurer of the
Southern Pacific railroad in San Fran
cisco. I'ntil the identification of his
body was completed It tras not known
that Nielson was an occupant of the
destroyed hotel, ns his name was no*,
on the register.
CARRANZA AT BAY
NEAR VERA CRUZ
Vera Cruz, Mex. May 10—Carranza,
whose train was *.opp<d at the town,
of Apiazaoo by the revolutionary for. os ;
last Saturday, has succeeded in hre •Ic
ing: through the rebel lines and has;
come ten miles nearer (his city.
cording to dispatches from the interior.
The latest reports received here in- |
dicate that Carranza <s stan.lin," at bay
with four thousand men at San Marios
railway junction at a point nbo"t
twenty seven miles northeast of Pueblo,
l-arge bodies of '•evolutionary troops
commanded by fioneral’? Hill and Tre
vino are said to have the post'.ion sur
rounded and are steadily closing In
on Carranza and bis followers
MEXICAN REVOLT NEARING
3-IMAL STAGES
El Paso, May 10 - -Mexico’s newest
revolution is in its ‘‘inal stages. The
eld regime has been overthrown at all
points with the exception of Yucatan.
Campeche, Chiapas aid the .northern
part of Low’er California. All the re
mainder of the country is declared by
the revolutionists to be unler the com
plete control of th6 new regime.
LODGE TO BE FIRST CHAIRMAN
G O. P. CONVENTION
Chicago, May 11—The committee
on arrangements for the Republics \
Convention has selected Senator Lodge
an temporary chalrmnn and voted to
recommend to the convention that
some one else be chosen for permanent
chairman in order to relieve Lodge of
the strain of directing the Convention. ;
NOTED CALIFORNIA
BANKER DEAD
San Francisco. May 11—Isado-e \V.
Heilman Jr, prominent San Francisco
and 1 ,os Angeles banker, died hero i«
rtnyStfter a lengthy Illness. His fvher.
I. W. Heilman, a banker tvith a na
tional reputation, died here recently.
At the time of ;;*s de'-th Heilman
was president of the ‘.Veils Fargo Na
t'nna? Bank, having succeeded hie
jit the time of the latter.* de
WEDNESDAY
8EATTLE HOTEL RAIDED
IN BOOZE SEARCH
Seattle, Mao 11—Federal Otticen
today raided the Hotel Northern, ot
which Ralph Boyker, a former Alaskan
and Klondyker is the proprietor, in
searching for a sixty thousand dollar
shipment of whiBkey brought in by a
smuggling syndicate operating between
British Columbia and Seattle. The
raid was unsuccessful, as only a small
amount of liquor was found in the
hotel. The shipment avferred to was
sent through the government ''anal
locks, and was unloaded on the lake
Union docks, from whence it was
spirited away to some unknown desti
nation in Uio city.
SEATTLE OFFICIALS LOCATE
BIG BOOZE STILL
Seattle, May 11—A sheriffs raid to
day revealed tlie presence in the woods
near Newport, King County, of n whis
key still with a capacity of one thous-.
and gallons a day which has been en
gaged in the wholesale manufacture of
booze for the thirsty one’s in this lo
cality. The still was conducted by'
Japanese and is said by the official.-* to
have been a regular supply depot for
the rich drinkers of Seattle.
WOULD DEPRIVE CORDOVA OF
PUBLIC BUILDING APPR’N
Washington, May 11—At the In
stance of Representative Mann, an ef
fort is being: made in the House of
Representatives to have the Appropria
tions Committee strike out the Sundry
Civil bill appropriation of one hundred
thousand dollars for public buildings
at Cordova, Alaska.
ITALIAN mTnISTRY QUITS JOS
Rome May 11—The ministry' of
which ITemier Xitti was the head has
tendered it’s resignation to the king.
POLES AND UKRANIANS
CAPTURE ODESSA
Constantinople. May 11 The l.us
port to th • effect t'.^ft th>* Pole* and
Southern Russia on the (Slack S .
Pole* To Have Outlet On Black joj
Warsaw, Roland. May 11— Jt v :
Officially announced today that a :»• il:- j
Poland and Pkrania just before the j
opening of the Polish-l'Uranian drive
toward Kiev provided for a Polisn oyt- j
let to the Black Se.i through-Ukra'i in •
It is further unde-stood that IN.I >nd
will have control of the railways thru
vast stretches of the great 1'kranlan
wheat country front where the Bolsh^
viki liave been driven as a result of
the military support given the Ck:uu
tans by Poland. The agreement pro
vides that the military support shall
be extended for a period of ten yen id.,
OKLAHOMA SAILS FOR KEY WEST
New York, May 11—The droid
naught Oklahoma sailed tonight for
Key West for possible service in Mwt
ADOPTION QF'PEACE RESOLUTION
FRIDAY PREDICTED
Washington. May 11—Tho rep ibll
can peace resolution, declaring the
state of war between the United States
and Germany and Austria at an end
will be called up in »he senate today
Adoption of the resolution Friday
and possibly enrlle*- is predicted pri
vately by the lenders of both sines
WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS,
AUTHOR, DEAD
New York, May 11—Wm. 'Doan
Howells, the fiunous author and alitor
died here today from the effect* of an
attack of Influenza.
COSTA RIOA INSTALLS
NEW PHESIDLMT
San Jose, Costa Ivca, May 11—Julio
Acosta was today, inaugurated prcsl
dent of the Republic of Costa Rica.
WILL ASK U. 3 RECOGNITION
Washington, May 11—Tlfe rev Mi.
ttonary government in Mexico will ask
for the immediate re'■.ignition of the
American government, according to
announcements mauc- today by the rev -
olutionary representative! her*. j
WILSON PRESIDES AT
Cabinet mlltinq
Washington, May 11—President)
Wilson, while presiding at a cabinet
meeting this afterm on! signed the bill
amending the deportuticn law to make
possible the deportation of Hermans
and other aliens who were into. nod
during the war.
During the earlier part of t!ic day
Mr Wilson reviewed -he season4* open*
ing circus parade and laughed heartily
at the antics of the clowns. He waa
also#»nformed that the republican res
olution to declare war with Oerri .n.
and Austria at on end would be (Piled
up in the senate today * y Senator
Lodge, who has announced that he
would keep the measure continuous!,
before the senate until a vot^ is had.
SOCIALISTS 0PP03ED TO
PROLETARIAT DICTATORSHIP
New York. May II- The Socialist
Party national convention this'after
noon went on record as opposed to tne
dictatorship of the proletariat by vot
ing down the declaration of principles
of the International Socialist prily
submitted by tiie delegation from '.II
irois, which advocates proletarian rule
along lines similar to those inaugurated
b> Lonine In Russia.
THURSDAY
BELIEVED UNUSUAL EVENTS
TRANSPIRING IN MOSCOW
London, May 13—“Sunday uffccrnoon
the Bolshevik! wireless station at Mos
cow suddenly stopped sending in the
middle of a sentence and sin<w then
has been silent. Something' nnusuul
evidently has happened." says the
Ixtndon Ikfily Mail.
LAW STUDENTS REJECT
SOCIALIST FELLOW PUPIL
Albany. N. Y. May 133—Two hun
dred and eighty students of tho Al
bany Uiw School went on strike today
when Jacob (ioldenkofr, a student who
was .recently expelled from the school
for aUeg;*d socialist tendencies, sought
to resume his studies under a tempor
ary injunction obtained* last night.
BANKER DECLARES ORDER*"
NOWHERE RESTORED.
San Francisco. May 13—Fred I.
Kent, the noted New York banker. In
addressing the Foreign Trade Con
vention here today, declared that the
mental delirium into which the world
wa< thrown by the war has been fan
ned into greater flame, instead of be
■ng allowed to cool down.
"In no country in the world has the
orderly movement of affair* been re
stored," he asserted.
Nineteen foreign countries are rep
resented ait the convention.
BOLSHEVIKI STILL MURDERING
NON-SYMPATHIZERS
Warsaw, May 13—Eighteen mert
and seven women were executed by a
mob on the order of a Bolshevik! ex
traordinary commission at the town of
Jitomir just before the place was cap
tured in the Polish drive on Kiev. That
the victims were unsympathetic to the
Bolshevik! was the reason for' the
BOLSHEVIKI REORGANIZING
ALONG DNEIPER RIVER
Warsaw, May 12—The Bolshevlkl
are reported drawing Tn along the bat
tle line coat of Kiev and are re organ*
Ixlng their forces along the east lino
of the Dneiper river. *
Artillery fighting between the pil
ish-Ukranlan forces and *the BeistJe
vlki Is continuous across the Dneiper.
PRESIDENT RECEIVES
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS
W aahlngton, May 12— - ITesidenf
Wilson to now so well along on the way
to .recovery from his long illness *hat
he today began receiving the foreign
diplomats who have been awaiting
Improvement of his health in ofder to
formally present their credentials.
Mr WUson received a number of the
new diplomatic representatives during
the day and scoepted their credentials.
AGREEMENT REACHEO ON
ADRIATIC DISPUTE
London, May 18—Dr Trumbitch,, of
flclal representative of Jugo-31avia At
tho conference with the Italiaii>i¥pre
eentativee, at Paloxa, has agreed with
the Italians to accept the boundaries
between Jugo-Siavia and Italy propos-,
ed by President Wilson 'n his reply
to the recent Allied note on the de
cision reached by the Council of Pre
miers regarding tho Adriatic^ territor
ial dispute.
Under the terms o& the agreement,
Flume will lie placed under Italian
sovereignty but the port will be con
trolled by the League of Nations?
SUGAR 26 CENTS IN HEART
OF SUGAR REGION
New Orleans, May 12—Suffer sale*
here today advanced to twenty id*
cents per pound, dispite that New Or
leans is In thie heart of the chief sugar
cane growing region of the United
CONFESSIONS REVEAL STRANGE
MURDER COMPACT
Salinn, Kansas, May 12—Confes
sions that they plotted the death by
poisoning of Mr and Mrs Edward
Bunch, both of whom died under mys
terious circumstances at Lincoln Cen
ter a year ago, were obtained today
from Miiss Stella HI mans, twenty nine
years old, and her nephew Lee Bunch,
aged twenty one and son of the mur
dered ctuple, according to an an
nouncement made by County Attorney
M. J. Hlly who has been working on
the case ainae suspicion was aroused
that the demise of Mr and Mrs Bunch
was due to other,than natural causes.
Attorney Hlly explains tf»e motive
for the crime in the statement rhatl
Miss Hlmans and her youthful nephew
were in love with each other and the
boy's parents refused to allow them to
marry. To overcame the parental ob-,
Jection. they plotted to administer
poison to the boy’s parents and sue-1
ceeded in accomplishing their purpose.
CARRANZA FIGHTING
DESPERATELY TO
ESCAPE CAPTURE
Vera Cruz, May 12—Venustiuno
Carranza with an army of four thous
and men is entirely surrounded by,
rebel forces commanded by Gen oral’s.
Hill and Trevino and la making a de
termined stand in a strong position;
between San Marco, in the state of
l’ufoblo, and the village of Humantla,
ten miles northeast of San Marco in j
the state of Tlaxcala.
The struggle between Carranza and
the rebelsv went on all day yesterday
and, according to the latest reports,
the Carranza forces had not been 's
Charged Carranza Plundered Mexican
Treasury
El Paso, May 133—Carranza, in hi»;
flight from Mexico City to escape the
revolutionists, took all the funds in the j
national treasury, according to the rev- I
olutionary leaders who have received
advices to this effect from the revolu
tionary officials in the tfaptial. '
The funds alleged to hfcve been taken
by the fleeing president are said to
amount to many million pesos.
U. S. Gov't 8eeking Whereabouts of
Washington, May 13—The Ameri
can government is today trying to get
SUMMONS ‘No. 2SS7
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OP ALASKA,
SECOND DIVISION.
AGOIE MORIARITY, Plaintiff.
DAN MORIARITY, Defendant.
The President of the United States
GREETING:
You ate hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff filed against you In the above
entitled cause; within thirty days from
the completion of the publication here,
of for six consecutive weeks. The
date of the first publication being the
1st day of May 1120, and the date of
the last publication being the 12th
day of June 1920;; and if you fail to
appear and answer within said time
the coknplaint filed within, for want
thereof the plaintiff herein will ap.
ply to the Coirt for a decree against
you as prayed for in said complaint,
to-wjt; for a decree dissolving .the
contract of marriage now existing be*
tween said plaintiff and said de
The date of the order of the ser
vice of the summons in said cause
by publication Is the 30th day of
April 1920.
WITNESS, the Honorable WILLIAM
A. HOLZHBIMER, Judge of the
District Court for tho Territory ef
Alaska, Second Division and the
seal thereof at Nome In said Ter.
ritory of. Alaska, the 30th day
of April 1320. :
( SEAL ) THOS. McGANN
Cleric of the District Court
for th* Territory of Alaska.
Second DivUdoo.
By w. c. McGuire
Deputy Clerk
Publlab-r-May L 3, IS. 29. 29, June 9,
definite advices regarding the. where
abouts of Corransa, State Department
Declared Carransa Gave Guarantees
For Funds
Vera Crus. May 13—V wireless mes
sage received here today stated Iha* an
official bulletin issued in Mexico City
declares that guarantees for the safety
of^hfe- funds taken from the national
treasury have been glvei) by Carranza
and those who fled with him from the
capital.
fcUTTE STRIKE CALLED OFF
Butte, May IS—The strike called by
Metal Mine Workers Union No. 800
of the I. W. W. on April 18. was call
ed off today by the adoption of a res
olution to return to work and "strike
The operators vow that not one f.
W. W. will be allowed'to return by
any of the mines.
The Nome Nugget delivered by
rler or mailed. Per month $1.0*.
Arc YOU a Subscriber Mr. Rradrr ?
If Net, YOU should be !
NOTICE PINAc SETTLEMENT
In the Probate Coir* in :ni<] for the
St Michael IVeClnct. Second HI
vision, District of A task;;. *
In the matter of the Estate of
NILS PETER HALS. Deceased.
(Notice is hereby given that on the
8th day of April 1920. the unde,rsigned
Executor of the said Estate duly filed
her final account therein said Court
and a lap has petition asking that said
account be settled and allowed.
Said Court has ordered that the
hearing on said petition and objections
to the settlement and allowances of
said account be had before Chas. J.
Koen, United States Commissioner
and Ex Officio Judge of Prehate at his
office in St Michael. Second Division,
District of Alaska, on Monday June
7th, 1920, at 2 p. m. of said day.
EIJJ5N M. BADS BOYNE
Executrix
Publish April 24, May 1, 8, 15, 1920.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Frank Pratt And the heirs of Tnos.
C. Noyes deceased:—
You and each of you will Like no
tice that the undersigned, the KFl*
WAUK MINING COMPANY, a cor
poration, co-owner with you in the
TIttANQUDAR FRACTION Placer
Mining Claim, situated on the right
limit of Candle Creek, in the Fair
haven Mining and Recording District,
In the Territory of Alaska, (notice of
location of which ' is recorded In
Volume 33 at page 122 of the re
cords of the said recording district,)
has expended in labor and improve
ments on and for the benefit of said
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years 1911,
1912. 1913, 1914, 1915, and 19U. In per
forming the annual assessment work.
required by law to held said claim.
And you are hereby required as co •
owner in tbp said claims to contribute
your proportion of such' expenditure
to the uaderalgned at Candle, Alaska,
within ninety days from the expira
tion of the publication of thl£ notice,
or your interest In raid claim will be
eorae forfeited to the undersigned ud-!
Aer the provisions of section 2324 fie
vtart Statute, ot the Onltsi Butts.
KEEWALIK MININA COMRANV,
By E. J. Mathews, Pres.
Publish—March lit W, April I, 19. 17,
14. May 1. t. It, 11. 11, June t. It 1919.
NOTICE OF,FORFEITURE
To F I'rttchard, hip hetre and legal
repumentathrae t—
You and each of you Vo hereby ao
Uflod that the under*! rood, the KEK
WAUK MINING COMPANY, a cor
poration, co-owner with you , In the
CROESUS A —notation Bench Group
Placer Mining Claim, situated on tit*
right limit at Candle Creek. In the
Ihlrhaven Mining * Recording District
Territory of Alaska, (notice ad location
of which It recorded in Volume <1 at
page TO of the record* of mid district.!
baa expended In labor and Improve
ment* on and for the benefit of aald
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
inin. each year during tha year* till,
1*11, mi. lilt. lilt, and 111*. In 'per
burning the annual aaaeaament wort
required by law to hold aald claim.
And you era hateby required at co
owner in the aald claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to’the underrigned at Candle. Alaska,
within ninety dam from the expira
tion of Jhe publication of thio no'lce.
or your,la tenet In mid claim win be
come forfeited to the uadentgued nn.
der the tgotrlaloke of maMon MM Re
vlaod Statute* of tha Uultod Statu
KHWAUK MININO COMPANY.
■F B. J. Mathewe, Pro*.
Pnhllah March M. It. April t, 1*. it.
m. May l. Ill, M. », Juno I. u, Ida
WANTED INFORMATION of John
.Salash. blacksmith, 6 feet 11 Inch**
tall .14 yearn of age. light coraplexlxeq.
gray eyes. I«eft Helena Montana. !•
April 1911 for Alaska. Reward to
person locating above party.
Please answer.
Frances Halastv*
Billings. Montana.
FOUND—la Milo’s cafe a Indian left
hand glove. - Inquire at Nuggat of*
Nome Njggot $1.00 per month
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Joseph H. O'lirleai also known ei
Joseph O'Brien, and W. M. O'Hriea
and yofir heirs and legal represen
You and each of you are hereb)
notified that the. undesigned, .the
KKEWAUK LINING COMPANY, e
corporation, co-owner with you in
(hose certain placer mining cltlnn
known and described as NO. one (1) oa
Snowshoc Gdlch and No. two (2) on
Snow-shoe Uulch on the right limit of
Candle Creek, In the ftairlulvca Min
ing and Recording District, in the Ter
ritory of Alaska, (notices of location
at whtetr are recorded respectively In
Volume 14 at page 302 and page 303 of
the records of said recording District,)
has expended in labor, and Improve
ments on and for the benefit at eatd
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years 1911,
1912, 1913, 1914, 1915; and 1919, In per
forming the annual assessment work
required by law to hold Said claims.
And you are hereby required as co
owner in the said claims to contribute
your proportion of sucIk expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle, Alaska,
within ninety days from the expira
tion of the publication of this Notice,
or your interest in said claims will be
come forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provisions of section 2124 Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
KEEWALIK MINING COMffeNY,
BY E. J. Mathews. Pres.
Publish—March 20, 27, April 3, 10, 17.
24, May 1. I. 15, 22. 29, June 5. 12. 1920.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To s. A. Pepper and F. P. Meyer
and your and each of your heirs and
legal representatives:—
You .and each of you are hereby no
ified that the KEKWAUK MINING
COMPANY, a. corporation, co-owne.'
with you in the divided upper two
thirds of 4to. four (4) Below Discovery
Placer Mining Claim on Candle Creek
In the Fairhaven Mining add Record
ing District, Territory of Alaska, (no
tice of location of which Is recorded
In Volume 15 at page 94 of the re
cords of the mid recording district.)
has expended In labor and Improve
ment)* on and for the benefit or said
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year dugng the years 1911,
1912. 1913, 1914. 1911, and 1919, In per.
forming the annual asscugnent work
required by law to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required aa co
owner In the said claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle. Alahks.
within ninety daps from the expire.
Uon of the publication of this notice,
or your Interest In said claim will be
c^ne forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provision of section 2934 Re
vlqpd Statutes of the United Stales.
KEEWALIK MINING COMPANY,
By E. J. Mathew* Pm.
Publish—March *0,- 17, April 9, 10, 17,
24. May I. f. II. 22. tt. June I. 1* l9ft»
. . NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To E. E, Fqi. ud your hdira and
loyil repreaeataitveei—
you and oacb of you an hereby eo
Ufiod Out the underalcned. the KBE.
WAUK MTNINO COMPANY, a our.
po ration, eo-owner wfcfc you la "the
CLARA BEATRICE CROUP Aaxoot*.
tlon Plaoor Minin* Clalaa oh (ha tight
Hunt at Caadla Crook in tha lh|N
haven Llinlny and Recording UdaMot
In tha Territory of Aiaoho, faotlea
of location or which la recorded In
Volume JO at page lit of the re
cords of the aatd raoordln* dtatrlot.)
hoa expanded la labor and Improve
menu on and tor tha heaeflt of arid
claim, the sura' of One Baadrad Dal.
Ion. each year durtax tha yaara toll,
Mil. toll. 1M1. lfld, and told. In per
tonnlnc tha anaa^ aammunt wotk
rvqultad by law to told aald claim.
And you arc hereby required as on
owner In the aald etatm to contribute
your, propartloa of such axpehdMan
to the uadprMgaed U Candle. Ahudm.
within ninety daio from too expira
tion of the publication at this aeUee.
or your Internet Jo aald dr.ia win be
come forfeited to toe nadir Waned un
der toe pmtaloao ad deaden MM Re
rlaed atathtea ad the Vailed atotae.
KIIWAUK MINIMA COMPANY.
■ Ry *• ». Itothawa Free.
PUhllM Maeoh M. M. Am* «. H. IT.
**.Tday i* «. M, n. n. June % U. WC