FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School. 11 A. M
Preaching Service. I P. M,
You are cordially Invited to attend
these Service*.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD PECKER, rastor.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Frank Cross, and diaries ,Spen
cer. your administrators, succes
sors or assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified, that the undersigned, co
owner ha* caused to be expended In
labor and improvements during the
yours, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921
the annual expenditure required by
law, the sum of two hundred seven
50-1 OH dollars, ($207.50) on the
placer mining claim known as the
ORO ORANDE. located on Basin
Creek, a tributary of Molsing Creek,
In the Council City Recording Dis
trict, District of Alaska.
dfou and each of you are further
notified that If you do not within
ninety (90) days from the date of
the final publication of this Notice
of Forfeiture, pay or cause to be
paid to the undersigned co-owner at;
Council. Alaska, your interest in j
and to said described expenditures |
as co-owners, your interest in said j
described properly will become the;
property of the undersigned under
the provisions of Section 2324 of |
the Revised Statues of the United;
States of America.
JOHN ROTHLER,
Co-owner.
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July 1. S. 15, 22, 29; Aug 5. 12, j
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THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
AMP SIMON WILL HAVE PLIGHT
CONTEMPORARY
Washington. June 29—About the
time Amundson is hopping off from
Point Harrow. Major Gran, also a
Norwegian aviator, will attempt a
flight in an opposite direction from
Spitsbergen to the Polo and return.
Gran will shortly go to Spitzberg
m to map his route, according to ad
vices received from foreign attach
ees of the Americau Air Service.
PROPOSE DEATH BLOW
TO PRIMARY LAW
Washington. June 29—A constitu
tional amendment, which would give
congress the pow* r to regulate the
nomination and election of senators
and new representatives thus giv
ing control over state primaries, Is
proposed in n resolution introduced
by chairman Ballinger of th. House
Elections committee.
WASHINGTON STILL HAS HOPES
OF SETTLING STRIKE
Washington. June 29—Indications
were Riven al the White House that
the government soon will he able
to make an announcenn nt In the
coal strike situation and that the
step con‘emplated is a move to brinj?
leaders of the union miners and re
prejventatives of the op< rators to-|
•Tether for discussion of their differ
TAFT DINNER PARTY AMPLY
PROTECTED BY (JOVERNMENT
London, June 28—With the Wil
son tragedy fresh in the minds of
Scotland Yards amazing precautions
were taken to protect the guests of
Ambassador Harvey’s dinner party,
given in the honor of Wm. Taft.
Detectives everywhere were disguis
ed and deployed about the Harvey
residence in doorways, alleys and
obscure nooks while three hundred
special detectives patrolled a radius
of a block. Hundreds of curious
people crowded about the. residence
to get a glimpse of the King and
Queen and other notables. Detec
tives surrounded Lloyd George and
other members of the cabinet when
they alighted from their automo
biles. The gathering lasted after
midnight, the first time the Sover
eign has been known to remain so
late. Ambassadors house• resembl
ed a mid Victorian spectacle. All
men except Taft wore knee breeches.
British guests carried jeweled
Bwords. Women were resplendent
with shimmering robes of silver and
goljl and were lavishly adorned with
jewels. The Queen wore a gorge
ous diamond head dress. King
George escorted Mrs. Harvey and
Ambassador Harvey escorted the
Queen into the dining-room.
The Hague, June 29—Maxim Lea
inoff of Belgium sa-d Bolshevist
Russia wants credit before any thing
else. French and Belgium dele
gates to the conference indicated
that they would oppose extending
iuch assistance.
SUPREME COURT HOLDS
LARSON MUST STAND TRIAL
Olympia, June 29—The Supreme
3curt ruled thet O. S. Larson must
stand trial for accepting, as Presi
lent of the Scandinavian American
Bank of Tacoma, deposits when he
cnew his institution was insolvent.
UKKYITIEN
London, June 29—Tbo House ol
Lords officially decided that women
may -not sit as Members of that
Washington June 29th—Twenty
five new Federal Judgeships are
created by a bill agned Upon b>
Senate and House conferees.
Paris June 29—Prince of Monaco
owner of Monte Carlo the world’c
greatest gambliny resort, is dead.
Seattle June 29—M. B. Augus
tine, founder of Augustine & Kyer.
died yesterday.
Anacortes. June 29—Death claim
ed the last surviving organiser >ol
the Bank of Wisconsin, whose mem
bers at Ripon in 1854 found'd th€
republican party, when Edwin Judd
86 years old. died here.
San Francisco, June 29—Eight
battleships of the Pacific Fleet, in
eluding the flagship California
sailed for Seattle yesterday.
Berlin June 29—The Austrian
government has been overthrown in
a bloodless revolution.
Oakland June 29—The marriage
ceremony wedding march, uniting
Vivian Kidd and Lealand H. Hodg
son, was broadcasted.
Seattle June 29—Perhaps a far
reaching rate war between inter
state steamship lines via the canal,
broke yesterday. Seven big fleets
are involved.
Belfast June 29—An unconfirm
ed report from Dhblln said that
gates and main entrances to four
c< urts have been blown down and
some walls almost levelled.
Seattle June 29—Augusta Muel
ler, 23 years old, is enroute from
New York to this city to embark
for Point Barrow on a five year en
listment as -nurse in the Presbyter
ian hospital.
Cincinnati June 29—Miss Cora
Nell Mattern. confidential secretary
tc Harding was married here to Nor
man P. Sheppard.
Washington June 29—William T.
Barden has been nominated by Presi
lent Harding to be attorney for the
District of Hawaii.
Washington June 29—The cruiser
Ba'veston, now at Guantanamo, is
leld in readiness to proceed to
rainpicq. to demand the release of
'orty Americans kidnapped by the
Mexican rebel General Alfonso X.
^Jormdav. '
ILL1ES REOyiRE DETAILS
OF PROPOSED LOAN
The Hagce June 29—The request
>f Bolshevik! delegates for a loan
vas met by a pronouncement on
>art of the allies that before there
:culd Ik any thought of credits the
vorld must know the exact situation
n Russia and for what purpose Rus
i» intends to use the money.
»TKIKE RAILWAY SHOPMEN
CALLED JULY FIRST
Chicago, June 29—A strike of
our hundred thousand railway shop
nen thruout the country will be
ailed July 1st unless railways agree
o stay the wage cut due the shop
workers on that date. This was
nade known thru a telegram from
1. M. Jewell, head of Shop Crafts
ssociation of .Railway Executives.
Paris Jane 29—The French Aca
demy of ilcience has offered a prise
of one hundred thousand francs for
the first communication with any
planet except Mare. "Mars Is too
easy" is the announcement.
AWAPOUS WINS INTER
rOUiHGIATE BOAT RACK
Poughkeepsie, June 29—The nary
crew of midshipmen from Annapolis
won the eight oared InUr-colleglate
race late yesterday afternoon with
the University of Washington one
length astern. Syracuse was one
one third leas length back and barely
nosing out Cornell, which was given
fourth. Navy to win has establish
ed a world record of thirteen minu
tes five and three fifths seconds for
the distance of three miles.
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
A Mi DVHlilN IX BATTLE
Dublin, June 29-^Irish Republi
can insurgents were driven from
parts of four courts yesterday after
noon by Free State troops who
stormed the rebels stronghold un
der cover of heavy artillery Are.
While this attacy was in progress
insurgent bands seized hotels and
club houses in Rutland Square and
civil war spread to other central
parts and soon all Dublin was in
volved in battle.
London June 29—It is believed
here that Irish regular forces, un
der control of Michael Collins are
sufficiently strong and well equipped
to deal with the situation which has
arisen in Dublin. Majority with
their arms, including machine guns
and artillery supplied by British gov
ernment under terms of the Anglo
Irish treaty are manning the Irish
artillery.
KIDNAPPING PLOT HATCHED
' IX UNITED HlATOS
Washington. June 29—Evidence;
in possession of the American gov
ernment tends to show that the kid- {
rapping of forty one Americans in
Mexico early this week resulted from
a conspiracy conceived .in this
country. The purpose of the con
spiracy was to prevent the recogni
tion of the Obregon administration
VICTIM AMNESIA FOUND
IX STRANGE COUNTRY
Bakersfield. June 29—John D.
Hughes, millionaire of Long Beach
and priminent in-church circles, who
has been missing since May sixteen
th, was found here in a rooming
house suffering from amnesia and he
had no idea of his identity.
STRIKE ORDERS SENT
OUT FOR JULY FIRST
Chicago, June 30—Strike orders j
signed by six Craft Presidents of j
Railway Shopmen Organizations i
were sent out yesterday to the gen-|
oral chairman representing four hun I
tired thousand men authorizing a j
strike for ten A. M. July one "on!
all railways and Pullman shops in |
the United States."
BIELASK1 ESCAPES FROM
MEXICAN BANDITS
Mexico City, June 30—Escaping i
from his bandit kidnappers, after j
four days captivity, A. Bruce Bie j
Iraki, former head of American De- ,
partment of Justice Investigation
Bureau, has returned to Mexico City *
WOLF OP LA SALLE STREET
ON DEATH BED
Chicago, June 29—John W. Wor
thington, known as the Wolf of La
Salle Street and the hoad of a rob
bera trust, is dying heer from injur
ies received when he was kidnapped
by former companions and tortured
by application of red hot Irons to
his feet. Worthineton was subject
ed to this torture for the* purpose of
forcing him to give up $25,000
worth of bonds which he had con
cealed from his pals. The master
criminal is under a score of federal
Indictments as the master mind of |
I a ring of bond thieves.
MURDERERS OF
RATHKNAU DESIGNATED
Berlin June 30—Police hav* an
nounced that the murderers of Rath
enau are minister Ernest Werner
Teschow of Berlin, Fischer A. Saxon
and Knauer of Mccklenberg, all men
who are members of the Monarchls
tic Organization *‘0000011.’'
CHARGE DAUGHERTY IS EASING
UP ON GRAFTERS
Washington, June 30—Senator
Caraway In a public statement cbarg
ed that Atty. General Daugherty Is
easing up on his prosecution of War
grafters. Caraway states, further
that he, Daugherty, requirec that
they contribute part of the sums
stolen from the government to a
ifiammoth Republican campaign
fund to reelect a Republican Con
I.ON DON RATIFIES
WASHINGTON TREATIES.
London, June 30—House of Lords
has passed the Bill ratifying treat
ies negotiated at the Washington
conference.
DUBLIN TRUCE IN SIGHT
London June 30—At two o’clock
yesterday afternoon a ressage was
received from the Freeman’s Jour
nal of . Dublin, stating that the fight
ing! continue#, but there is signs of
AVIATOR CADETS KILLED
WHEN PliANK FALLS
San Antonio, June 30—W. R.
Farrell, and Geo. C. Thompson, of
Philadelphia and C. McCoy of Nash
villfc, wviation cadets were) killed
and their bodies burned when their
plane fell from a height of two
hundred feet.
JAPS PRESENT TREATY
Tokyo, June 30—The Privy Coun
cil passed the naval treaty adopted
at Washington Arms Conference and
submitted it to the Prince Regent
for his confirmation and ratification.
FIGHTING CONTINUES
IN DUBLIN
Dublin. June 30—At three o’clock j
yesterday afternoon Irish rebelc took i
•he offensive in their battle with j
Free State troops. Insurgents ]
■vere assistect by armed Independent (
Workers of the World and seized i
.tragetic building# on street corners i
:hruout Dublin. Fighting at Four
Courts is continuing tilth street bat
tles in progress at many other i
points. The British troops are on 1
;uard at the banks. ]
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nunity if given or telephoneo to tbe 1
Nugget will be given publicity and j I
will be appreciated at all times. il
MORE AMERICANS SEIZED
BY MEXICAN BANDITS
Washington June SO—Another
American oil camp In Mexico has
been seised by bandits. The State
Department was yesterday informed
by American Consol 8haw of Tam
pico that General Corotava, who
with 240 hhavily armed men made
a raid, demands nine thousand
SEATTLE TO CONSTRUCT
NSW HOTEL
Seattle June SO—‘Articles of in
corporation of the Community Hotel
Corporation, which will undertake
the construction of a new hotel-on
Fourth Avenue to cost iwo million
seven hundred thousand dollars was
Aled yesterday at Olympia.
liABOR BOARD CITES UNION
OFFICERS TO APPEAR
Chicago June SO—The United
States Railroad Labor Board yester
day cited National Officers of the
Railroad Unions to apjifar before
the Board today and sunlit to an in
quiry into the threatened interrup
tion of traffic.
GRAND JURY TO
INVESTIGATE MASSAOttK
Marion. 111., June 30—A special
grand Jury will begin to investigate
the massacre at Herrin, according
to an announcement made by Circuit
Judge Hartwell yesterday.
INSURGENTS STILL
HOLD STRONfHtOLD
Dublin June 30—Rory O’Connor’s
band of insurgent Irish Republican
army men are still holding out its
Pour Corners stronghold against
continued attempts of Free State
troops to dislodge it.
WANTED:
Popular sccwt society wants repre
sentative to select, members and start
lodges. Commission. Big money
lor live men.
ORDER OF OWLS,
South Bend, Indiana.
Anyone having information which
trill lead to the discovery of the
whereabouts of August Slatengren,
who left Llndstrom, Minnesota, for
Alaska seven years ago, please com
municate with the Secretary of the
[. O. O. F., James J. Bogan, at
«orae, Alaska.
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