MONDAY
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INDIANA IlOOZK CONSPIRATORS
FOUND GUILTY
Indianapolis, April 1—AJ1 huit 7
o/ 62 Gary Indiana residents, in the
trial for conspiracy to violate the
Ikrohli hilt ion laws, were found guilty
in the U. S. District Court here Sat
uixlay. Roswell Johnson, Mayor o?
Gary and other high offldiiaJls wen
among those found guilty.
The verdict marks a victory for
the government in the greatest liq
uor fraud conspiracy case ever brot
to trial since the enactment of the
prohibition amendment.
NEW BOAT FOR
KUHKOKAVIM TRADE
Seattle, April 1—Caipt. Wallace
Laughley has purchased the steam
er Santa Anna, looig laid up fan Lake
Union, from the Alaska Ste&mshfi.p
Co. and probably will place the ves
sel in the Kuskokwim trade.
BREVITIES
Cairo, April 1—Physicians an
nounce thait Carnarvon has an even
chance for recovery.
SeaMe, April 1—Charles P. Top
liff, mining engineer formerly oper
ating in Alaska, died in Providence
hospital.
London, April 1—The Ilrfatilsh vice
counsul at Naplps, Robert Goldie,
wab sabbed U» doath and his wife
wounded by an unknown assafilant
who escaped.
London. April 1—The govern
ment hta« made preparations for
the tendereet rare of the remainder
their war days carrier pigeons tihat
rendered such splendid service dur
ing the war. Several birds have
survived their wounds.
SI. Augustine April 1—Harding
took up the sugar fluctuation situa
tion today.
Brussels, April 1—King Albert
left ito meat Queen Elizabeth who is
returning from Egypt.
FRENCH FIND EXCUSE
TO SEQUESTER PLANT
Porte, April 1—As e 'result 6f riots
which occurred at (the Krupp plant
at Essen, it s declared here that 'the
Era neo-Bel gams (have declared tiher
intention to sequester the entire
Ktrupp plant and turn it over'to the
allies for their sole use.
ALASKA R. R. FINAL
STAGES OOMP1ACTION
Washington. April 1—The Depart
ment of the Interior (Issued the fol
lowingg statement respecting com
pletion of the Alaska Railway:
“Both passenger and freight traf
fic Os now running over the bridge
at Nenanaand the otaly work remain
ing tjo be done upon the line involves
minor construction tn connection
with stfamdardixlng the road bed
above the bridge Lc/ Fairbanks. The
final work As expected no be com
pleted in two months."
DEMOCRATS WARN REPS.
AGAINST SLOGAN
Washington. Apri4 1—The Pr n
dent and hiis friends have hern
given advance warning by democra
tic leaders to 9top, look and listen
before deriding to make “return io
normalcy’’ the issue in the next
presidential campaign.
Senator Wlaahl of Mass., chairman
of the democratic senatorial com
mittee/ declared the democrats will
stump the country on that issue, if
the President chefM *.s *o make his
fight Cor reelection on the record of
wihat the Republicans have done to
ward bringing the nation back to
normalcy.
CHILDREN TRAPPED
IN SHOW CASE
San Bernardino. April 1—Dean
Mecham and Dickey Jensen, aged
flour and five respectively, were
found trapped In a wooden show
case. Both were dead.
SITUAtlON IN
OCCUPIED GERMANY
Essen. April 1—New rioHs broke
out in Recklinghausen. One was
killed In an attempt by French
headers to restore order.
Essen, April 1—General Degoutte |
commander of tbs Occupational
Forces, has issued an order for all'
striking railway ofltoM* and train
men to resume work under penaltyj
of expaftrton. Hie order lias been
ported thruout t.he Ruhr and Rhine
land and affect* five hundred thous
and Germans. '
Hooch el, Prussia, April 1—Ten
biltfon nrarlvi and four hundred thou
sand French francs were shipped by
the Frankfort branch of the Reich
bnr.k to the Wu-abade-n branch, but
we're seized by the. French here Sat
urday afternoon.
CHICAGO l>l .MOCRAT TO
WIN MAYORALTY HACK
Chicago, April 1—Indications are
that William 13. Dever, democrat,
will win the CV ago Mlayrfralty by
a large plural! . Tuesday April 3,
over Arthur C\ Leuder, republican.
BORDEN RAH? I*OKTI*ONEI».
The Bo'rden Marathon Race has
Leen postponed until Sunday April
WAR FRAUD IIWX)III»
DESTROYER BY FIRE
Washington, April 1—Wair con
tract 'records of vital importance in
connection with the federal -iinves
tigiahtons of war frauds, now in pro
gress, wero destroyed by a Are which
burned two buildings at the Bolling
Field Air Stations Saturday.
Brussels, April lr—"There is com
plete accord between the Italian.
French and Belgian governments
concerning the attitude toward Ger
many”. This official announce
ment was made Saturday in a com
munique issued at the conclusion of
a conference of Kling Albert, the
Premier and Foreign Minister Jas
HARDING SI*0KKHMAN
KEF UTES 1 > A UG HERT Y
St. Augustflme. April 1—President
Harding is deeply concerned in title
welfare of Alaska and developinen*
of the Territory. Fred Stswek. Di
rector of the Welfare Finance Cor
poration, said. Harding’s forthcom
ing western tour is not for vote get
ting the Director observed. His
statemternt is regarded somewhat in
the nature of a refutation of the an
nwn cement made by Daugherty re
garding Harding's plans.
TUESDAY
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MOTHER AIRPLANE BEING
EQUIPPED FOB SKRVH T.
Washington. ApriJ 2—A gian
semirigid airplane, now being con
struct ad at Akron, Ohio, for tb<;
Army Alf Service, its to be used arj
ar: aeroplane carrier and is being,
equipped with twelve small fighting
planes.
CELEBRITIES again
AT DEATH'S DOOR
London. April 2—Lord Carnarvon
at Cairo and George Gould at Cape
Lartain, France, are again reported
at dearth's door.
RUSSIAN PRIEST STILL ALIVE
Moscow. March 31—Death sen
tence imposed on Vboar General But
chkavitch has nM been carried out
at five o’cfack this afternoon.
WOMAN PUTS RAN1HTH
TO FLIGHT
Seattle, April 2—Armed with a
twenty-two oalHber prtetol Mrs. Flor
ence, WDfe of iprtstniBster L. C. Car
penter of Grants Falls, yesterday
morning engaged dm a battle with
three ba/ndfits who attempted to rob
the poetoffice. Mrs. Carpenter fired
fifteen shots and put them to flight.
FRENCH TURN MACHINE
GUNS ON WORKS
Berlin, Aprlil^ 2—Seven Germans
were killed and twenty wounded
when French troope at the Krupp
wtorks, near Bseen, turned machine
guns on workers yesterday. The
French were attempting to confisca
te automobiles ait the Kruipip works
and the workers resisted.
WILL LISTEN TO
CLEMENCY APPEALS
Moscow, April 1—Appeals for
clemency for the Catholic priests oom
demo erf to be executed Monday will
be considered at the first meeting
of the Centraii Executive Oontmriittee
to be held tomorrow or neat wwek.
the government announced today.
In the meanwhile a temporary stay
of enecurttifom for the condemned to
applicable and they wdll remain in
JOHN D. JR. HAS
nUBKKNOOUS INCOME
Haw York. April 2—HoUMnfi oi
John D. Rockefeller Jr. 1n various
Standard Ol/l Companies were made
public. In an analysis of testimony
in the recent investigation in the
senate it was shown that the “Crown
Prince” of industry has an annual
Income of $12,000,000 from this
source.
ARMY IX) USB GERMAN
DIItlUIRLE FOR FLIGHT
Washington, April 2—While the
navy pJans to semi the 7. R 1 around
the north and south polos it is likely
that the Zeppelin, now being com
pleted in Germany for the United
States, will be d1is.pa,t<\be>d by the
amiy on a sAmilaT mission.
IA>K1>. CECIL FOR
NATIONAL JEWISH HOME
Now York, April 3—IiOrd Cecil
Issued a statement, which in pair!
said: "The British government la
responsible. The riglht thinking
pooiple of England aire for the es
tablishment of a Jewish National
Home in Palestine, and I believe
that when the history of the war
comes to l>e impartially written two
of the greatest results will be the
establishment of a Major League of
Nations.”
MOONSHINERS AND
OFFICERS Il.MTUI
Harlan, Ky., April 3—-In a batitfle
between autihorities and moonshin
ers, in the mountains near Aslhen-.
Ky., Isaac Strong, his wife and son
and deputy sheriff Tejan were killed.
BUTOHK A VITCH MUST PAY
PENALTY OF HIGH TREASON
Moscow. A prill 1—Vicar Gener*
Rutrhkaviteh. a leader of the O-atfhto
lic Cliurdhe? in Russia, must die far
his resistance against the Bolshe
vikii system. The life of Arahbils
hc,p Zepliak will! be spared. These
were the offraial decisions the All
Russian Executive Committee made
today regarding the appeals made
thruout tJhe entire world .and joined
in by the government of the United
States against the oo-nviction of the
Catholic predates by the Russian
Court. The sentence of Arehhishioj
Zepliak iis c(»numuted to ten years
imprisonment.
Moscow, April 2—The Commis
9ioner's decision states further, re
gardiing BuHChkiaivitoh, that his criim
Is too great, because it was known
he was in direct oontnection with
enemies of the Soviet government.
This is high treason against the gov
ernment and therefore an appeal in
his behalf must be refused.
FORMER PREAX’HBR <!ONFESSKK
BOMB OOMPUCITY
Los Angeles, April 1—Herbert
Wiilaon, former erangalist. alleged
madfl 'nobber and convicted murderer
toftd postal inspectors that he man
ufacturod the bomb which killed
thirty mine In front of the Morgan
offices in Wall Street on Sep*. 11.
1920 and tfrtld the bomb tx» a man
who has been charged with guilty
knowledge of that crime.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. .
PLAYING GOLF
Stockton. April 2—Walter G. Hun
ter. former State Highway Engineer
and sportsman, was killed during
a game of golf when he was struck
by lightning.
BMRING-AIUTir PATROL
FOR COMING YEAR
Seattle April 2—Captain D. C.
Car mint; Hitch erton, i/n charge of the
California District, will have Charge
of the Bering Sea Arctic patrols
thtls year and will come to Seattle
April 12th 'to go to Unalaska. hie
future headquarters. He will leave
on the Cutter Haida before April 15.
The program thus far advanced is
for the Cutter Snohomish to patrol
from the Columbia River to Dixon's
Entrance; the Unalga from Dixon's
Entrance to Cook’s Itnlet. while the
Haida. being the first ship assigned
to Bering Sea watene. will reach
Unalaska the latter part of the
month and then stand by off the
Bering Sea side of Unimak Pass
to be of assistance to the cannery
fleet entering Bristol Bay and adja
cent waters. The Cutter Mojave,
now at Honolulu, will leave that
port April 15th to join the Haida at
Unalaska for Bering Sea service.
The Bear wilW leave San Francisco
for Puget -Sound about the middle
of April and will leave here for pa
trol duty in the vicinity of Noma the
mtiddle of May. later being scheduled
to patrol Arctic waters.
TARIFF USED TO
MANIPULATE MARKET
Washington. April 2—Sugar pro
) fiteors and market manipulator?
' have made -use of the tariff to corner
the market and Increase prices to
consunuors, declared Senator Sum
mons in a public statement.
Simmons holds that tfhe republican
Tariff I^aw is mainly responsible for
providing high prices. Simmons ie
the ranking democratic mttfmber of
the Senate Finance Committee and
was against the high tariff rates on
sugar whem they were before the
WEDNESDAY
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CAIlhE SHI1* LEAVES
FOR ALASKA REPAIRS
Seattle AprUl 4—The ne,w cable
ship Redwood sailed yesterday af
ternoon from Ft. Ward Puget Sound
Tor Sitka, via Caipe Flattery. She
wiM re pain the long interrupted ca
ble between Juneau and Sitka and
also make other repairs.
COAL STRIKE IN WASHINGTON
Seattle, April 3—Two thousand
coal miners t'hruout the state of
WaisMugton are out on a strike.
TROTSKY HOLDS LKNINK
IN COMMCNICAIKi
London. April 2—A dispatch to
hue Times says Leni.no is tinder
charge of Trotzky, who bars all per
sons from the bedside exeeipt his
wife. Lenine’s own brother Ls also
HUTCH KAV1TCH STriJi AMVK.
I Moscow, April 2—The death sen
jtience imposed on Vicar General But
chkav/tch has not yet been oatrrtkyl
| BANDITS HOLD I I* GOVEItXMKX'l
I St. Louis. April 2—Bandiits today
I held tip a government niaiil truck
j here and escaped with nine sacks of
[registered mail.
I AMERICAN lift NO IN PARIS
j Paris. Apnil 2—An enterpnislm,/
| Frenchman has letased an apartment
j house at Number Four Trocadaro
j Square, in Whiidh 1ye offers flats a*
1 "Speoiail short term rates to Ameri
| cant women seeking Divorces" anti
j already has a dong waiting Hat.
JAPAN KSK PRINCE KIDDED
IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
; Paris, April 2—Prince Naai«pLsr
| Kitashisakawa. brother^n-law of th<
I emperor of Japan, was kiQiled in a
| motor accident at Bonnay, today.
! WORDD AVIATION SPEED
KEfXMlD BROKEN
Dayton. April .1—"Lair PetiitJand
I of the U. S. Army Aviation Corps
l«x»ke the world speed record hv fly
| in* 240 mdies in an hoair.
COX TAKES UP CUDGED
AGAINST ADMINISTRATION
Jacksonville. Fla., April 4—Cox.
former democratic candidate, in a
speech here attacked the Harding
administration as responsible for
the bankrupt condition of the farm
ers of the middle west and north
HIS VACATION
Atlanta. April 2—President Hard
j ing is here for the last week of hie
' vacation. He attended two Raster
services, accompandpd by Speaker
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| KRUPP WORKS
DIHFXTOIW ARRESTED
Essen, April 3— -French offichalls
arrested four directors, HdrtwlK.
Oeaterlein, Rareihfcn and IAt or of
the Krupp Works for Inciting the at
tack of Gorman workers, which re
sulted in eleven being killed.
HOODED MEMBERS EJECTED
FROM MET. OHIIRTH
| Pittsburg, April 3—Sixteen bood
! ed members of the Klu Klux K.lan
appeared and marched down the
j aisle of the Methodist Church during
the Sunday services. They wore
masks which wore partly torn off as
they were being ejected by the con
gregation.
A RSCOND1NO OFFICIA L
COMMITS SUICIDE
Seattiln, April 3—A. II. Alberts,
freight so Heitor at Chicago for the
Chicago Mill wan koe and Sit. Paul Rail
way, committed suicide tonight when
charged with passing worthies*
••hecks and having fled with another
woman, leaving his wife destitute
on. crocb swinim,.;»:•« in tuii>
Fort Wtorth, April 3—Many nr- |
rests of oiJ stock swindlers hive;
been made by federal agents, ^'h* !
first mao arrested was B. S. Senn- 1
inger of it he Peroleum Producers As
sooih/ttan, which is headed by Dr.
Cook of North Pole nortoricty.
UNEARNED INCREMENT
TREMENDOUS SUM j
New York. April 3—The ma
value of Rockefeller Jr.'s holdings drv
Standard Oil Company stacks have
increased $100,000,000 in the Iasi
year, according to a tabulation mad<
by the Evening World.
BREVITIES
Berlin. April 3—Germany’s float
ing debt Increased by 1,555,000,000
000 marks in the second ton days of
Boston Aprul 3—The five master
schooner Dorothy Palmer, the last
of a famous fleet, has been abandon
ed by -her drew off Chatham fuM of
Ham burg. April 3—A large ship
ment of Rye. by the Russians, for
the benefit of the Ruhr populace, ar
rived by the steamship Grom Rehab
Dusneldorf. April 3—French troops
in the Mannheim District occupied
the Neckar railway station and auto
mobile factory.
OIJ> GI’.BU) to stand .
PAT ON TARIFF
Washington. April 3—Then- will
be no tiokeiPing with the tariff and
tax laws at the next session of Con
grass, if the Old Guard Republican
leaders can prevent it. Senator Wat
son of I-nddana declared tonight.
STEF. I. MAGNATE RETURNS
TO liONDON
London. April 3—Gary, head of
t'he U. S. Steel Corporation, arrived
here tonight after ia twy> months trip
in the Mediterranean and Holy
Lands.
BRAZIL IN ARMAMENT RACE
Buenos Aicres, April 3—Peace in
he new world is threatened by Bra
zil's ambition to have the first -navy
n South America, declared the news
^aptir La Presna today and insists
that Brazil s arament race is aimed
at Argentine.
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Nome, Alaska. * <•!>. 102».
NOTICE IS UFA
William Nielsen.
through bis auihi
IVEN. that
3T>pl’-(
E V \ locations,
River, about ■’
Sea. In Cape >
trict. Second I
Alaska, and wi
District, and
) Alaska as Mineral Si
the exterior bounda
| cations and claims
| forth in the Plat
Territory of
ey No. 1328;
s of said lo
an d Field Notes
follows, magnetic
19 deg. 30 rnln. to 2f
variatio
Gmtchen Claim. Beginning at
Cor. 1, a fir post 4 Ins. aq. 4 ft.
long. 2 ft. In ground, scribed 1 fl
1328. with earth, mound. 24 in.
base, 16 ins. higli around same,
being the S. W. Cor. stake of
said claim and about 258 ft. from
Tight bank of Solomon River, U.
S. L. M. Sur. 1328 bears N. 55
Deg. 10 M?n. W. 1056 2 ft.
thence N. 38 Deg. 05 Mfn B.
1196 ft. to Cor. 2: on line 3 — 4
Hercules Claim. Sur. 706; thence
S. 64 Deg. 25 Min. E. along line
4 — 3 Sur. 706, 817.5 ft. to Cor.
3: thence S. 39 Deg. 20 Mta. W.
1017 ft. to Cor. 4;
thence N. 7« Deg. 32 Min. W
852.5 ft. to Cor. 1. place of begin
ning. area 19 91 A
Mamie Claim. Beginning at
Cor. 1. a fir post 4 ins. sq. 4 ft.
long. 2 i>. iu giouuu, acriued 1 M
— 13 28, with mound 24 ins. bas»\
16 ins. high around the same,
being thp N. W. Cor. of claim U.
S. L. M. Sur. 1328 bears N. 50
Deg. 10 Min. W. 867.1 ft. fhence
Deg. 32 Min. E. 1059 ft.
thence N. 77 Deg. 03 Min. W.
Cor. bears N. 33 Deg. 3 4
450 ft. distant;
thencp N. 3 3 Deg. 3 4 Mb
from true Cor. 4, 94 6 ft.
1. place of beginning, a
Bel Claim. Repinning at Cor.
1 not set. U. S. L. M. Sur. 1128
! hears N. 1 Deg. 02 Min. E. 1221.
j 7 2 ft and Witness Cor. a fir post
j 4 ins. sq. 3 ft. long, set 18 ins.
' m ground, scribed W. C 1 R —
13 28 hears S. 36 Deg. 27 Min. W.
1 thence from true Cor. 1 S. 53
Deg. 2S Min. E. 205.2 ft. to Cor.
thence R. 77 Deg. 03 Min. B.
776.2 ft. to Cor. 3;
thence S. 47 Deg. W. 1267.8 ft.
thence N\ 63 Deg 36 Min. W.
69 5.5 ft. to Cor. 5 not set. whence
Witness Cor. to Cor. 5. a fir po«t
4 ins. sq. 4 ft. lone, scribed W.
C. 5 R 1 E 1328 E 1328 set In
earth and hears 8. 65 Deg. 38
Min. E. 100 ft. distant;
Thence N. 36 Dee. 27 Min. B.
from true Cor. 5, 1058.3 ft. te
Cor. 1 and place of beginning.
Area 19.885 A.
Eva Claim. Beginning at Cor.
1 identical with Cor. 5 B«1
Placer this survey not set. U. 8.
L. M. Sur. 1328 bears N. 17 Deg.
26 Min. E. 2172.77 ft.
Thence 8. 63 Deg 36 Min. E.
696.5 ft. to Cor. 2 identical with
Cor. 4 Bel Placer previously
described;
Thence 8. 22 Deg. 36 Min. W.
1470 ft. to Cor. 3;
Thence N. $9 Deg. 04 Min. W.
442.7 ft. to Cor. 4;
Thence N. 13 Deg. 25 Min. *.
16 26 ft. to Cor. 1. place of begin
ning. ATea 19.964 A.
U. 8. L. M. 1328 is a limestone
24 x 20 x 10 ins. 14 ins. In
ground, marked U. S. L. M. 1328,
with 4- on top surface for true
point, and with earth mound 6
ft base 4 ft. hieta on west side.
Situated on high ground on west
side Solomon River about 3 mfiee
from the mouth, and about one
half mile N. E. from Manilla
Creek in Lat. 64 Deg. 35 Min. N.
Long. 164 Deg. 24 Min. W.
Uncle Sam Mt. bears N. 59 Deg.
40 Min. E. about 4.5 miles.
Center Oil Tank. Bonanza bears
8. 17 Deg. 55 Min. W. about 3
The Hercules Group Placer
Claim M. S. 706 adjoins this
claim on the north, Eskimo Gold
Dredging Co. Claimant.
JOHN SUNDBACX.
Register.
Dated this 3rd day of February,
1923. at Nome, Alaska.
Publish Feb. 10, 17. 24, and
March 3. 10. 17, 24, 31 April 7,1923.
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