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COAST STEAMER
ADRIFT HELPLESS
Fan Hrtineisco. July 22 With her
exact location unknown llv I’aeillc
Steamship I’ompany’s coast liner Ad
miral Karra nut, with twenty five pas
sengers on board, is drifting helpless
ly off the t'alifornhi roust nonh of
Hn.n Frunrlsco, following tiie explosion
of the vessel's main steam few! pipe
this nmrniiiJL. Itadio advio-s repo t
that twelve members of the engine
room crew were severely scalded by
tho escaping steam. The Karrngut
cleared from this port far Seattle last
Tug Rescues Helpless S. S. Farrago!
San Francisco, July 22—The tug
Sea Fugle lias picked up the disabled
steamer Admiral Farm gut and is tow
ing her fnro this port, according to
wireless reports received he-e this af- .
ternoon.
ACCUSED OFFICER DECLARES
BERGDOLL BRIBERY
CHARGE UNTRUE
Washington, July 22 "M
doll's charge thn* I ib niande.
dred thousand and obtained f
and dollans from her to s
son's relent*.• is false in ever
lar,” Major Bruce Campbe
army testified today before
Committee investigating the
drover Cleveland Bergdoll.
SAYS GERMANY ONLY EUROPEAN
COUNTRY WORKING
Chicago, July 22—“Germany is the
only European country that :s work
in?. The rest <«f them are loafing.
They \\: r the I'nitetl States to Rive
them more mom y so they can play
some more,” John M. Glenn. Secre
tary of the Illinois Manufacturers As
sociation. declared today on returning
front a six weeks tour in Europe.
Why that Lame Back
That morning lameness -those
sharp pains when bending or rifling,
make work a lmrden and rest *r.t pos
sible. D *n't lie handicapped by a bad
>«ek—look to your kidneys. You will
make no mistake by following this
James Burke, retired contractor, t>06
N. Virginia St.. Reno, Nev.. says:
"My back was lame and my kidneys
were weak a year ago. When 1 tried
to ret up from a chair, a terrific pain
struck me in the small of my back
and J lied to brace my hands on the
arms of the chair in order to raise up.
1 Rot up several times at night to pass
the kidney secretions, which were
highly colored and burned in passage.
I heard about Doan's Kidney Pills and
one box from Julian and Shaver’s
drug store cured my back and made
it sound and well. Ify kidneys acted
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
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BRITAIN RELUCTANT TO SEND
TROOPS TO SILESIA
London, J :!y 2!—’Notwithstanding
the report made by the Allied High
Commissioner* from Oppeln thn* the
Allied troops in I’pper Silesia are in
suftk-L nt in number. Great Britain still
maintains that it is unnecessary to
ELKS FLOODING SPIRIT CITY
Seattle, July 21—Twenty thousand
Elks are arriving in Seattle today from
the !/><i Angeles conclave. A large
number are to attend the state Elks
PROMINENT CHURCH WORKERS
DROWNING VICTIMS
Houston. July 22—Eight prominent
Baptist Church workers who were at
tending the state cmajnpment at
Baikal** ware caught in the undertow
last night while bathing in the Gulf
yof Mexico and were drowned.
DEVALERA CONFIDENT OF
ULTIMATE IRISH SUCCESS
Lxmclon, July 22—DeValera, bef<».e
leaving London for Ireland today, de
clared his confidence that the cause of
Ireland will yet be successful, despite
the failure of the recent conference
with I-.lo.vd George to find a basis for
“Although the immediate future is
uncertain,” he said, "we have pe.-fect
confidence in tlie ultimate success of
England’s Last Peace Concession Fails
l.ondon, July 21—Lloyd George’s
written offer to Pe Valera, delivered
this morning following the failure to
find a basis for seflcment of the Irish
question, was more than *.he Sinn
Feinn expected but failed owing to the
FVitish occupation ..f Irish i>orts and
retained special items between Ulster
and AVesttrninister, it was announced
HOPES TO MAKE SHIP BOARD
PAY WITHIN 3 YEARS
Washington, July 21—Chairman
Lasker of the Ship Board announced
today that he will ask Congress far
$125,000,000 to pence the Shipping
Board f<»r the first half of the present
fiscal year and said that he hoped t»:i
ho able within three years to set the
merchant marine fleet on a paying
basis with private ownership on es
tablished trade routes.
NOTICE OF SALE
—
j IN THK I'KOBATBCOntT Knli THK
| PAPE NOME PRECINCT, TEKRJ
TORY OF ALASKA.
In the matter of the estate of
JOHN \V. LUTSCHINC.ER deceased
j NOTICE IS HEREBY <IIYEN that,
i in pursuance of an order duly made
by the above entitled coi^-t on the 12rh
day of January. 1920. the undersigned
Administrator of the above estate, w H
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, subject to the c n
hrmation of said court, on Monday 11;#•
Stli day of August, 1921. at the hour
of 12 o’clock Noon, at the office of
the United States Commissioner fo •
• the above Precinct and Territory, ■:
Nome. Alaska, all the right, title and
interest of the said JOHN \V. LI'T
SCHINC.ER, at the time of his dent’.,
in and to that certain mining claim in
tiie said Precinct and Territory, known
us the SANDY FRACTION on Sunset
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF
SALE; Cash In lawful money of the
undersigned on the day of the sal •
and the balance upon confirmation of
sale by above court and the delivery
of a conveyance.
Dated July 9th. 1921.
JAMES M. STREETEN
Administrator
Publish—July 9, 1C. 23, 30. Aug. 6. 1921
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FORDNEY BILL PASSED
BY PARTY VOTE
Washington, July 21—The Fordney '
i Tariff FU11 was passed tonight by the
j House of Representatives by a strictly
party vote, the democratic* members all
registering themselves as against it.
'ENGLAND WILL CONTINUE
NAVAL BUILDING
London, July 21—Premier LJoyd
George, in an address to the House of
Commons this afternoon, said Eng
land will continue to build new naval j
ships even if the 'Washington disarm
ament conference called by President
Harding is completely successful.
PILOT OF LOST SHIP
SUCCUMBS TO WORRY
Seattle. July 21—Captain H. S.
Harden, pilot of the steamship Gov
ernor at ;he tim*e that vessel was sunk
with a loss of eight lives near Port
Townsend following a collision with
the frighten- West Hartland is dead
Capt. Warden never recovered from
the shock and worry resulting from
the disaster and the decisijn <>; the
federal marine Inspectors that he was
guilty of innttentfon to his duties at
that time.
INCREASE OF HOUSE
MEMBERSHIP AGREED UPON
Washington, July 21—A reappor- jl
tionate of legislation providing for a j|
House of Representatives of ISO mem- ;
hers, as compared with the present i
435. was agreed upon today by the ■
House Census Committee.
SAYS U. S. MUST AGREE WITH j
JAPAN ON ARMAMENTS
| London, July 22— Premier Hughes
| of Australia, speaking at the American I
| Club luncheon today, said the United I
J <luoe naval building or Great Britain |
i would join the race in order to main
tain her position -.id proto t her in j
' terests in the Pacific.
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! OIL BLANKS FOR SALE AT !
NUGGET OFFICE
1 New and uptodate legal forms for
1 Proof of Annual Asaessmont Work
: also Oil Location blanks, Deed blanks !
i for general use. Special and General
j Power of Attorney forms, Placer and
Quartz Location forms now on «ale
I at Nugget Office. Price 15 cents each
jor $1.00 per dozen.
NOTICE OF SALE
IN PRORATE COPRT FOR CAPE
j NOME PRECINCT, TERRITORY
j OF ALASKA.
In ‘ho Matter of the Estate of
JOSEPH SIJSCOVICH. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY RIVEN, that j
In pursuance of an order d ily made
by the above entitled court on the 10th
day of June. 1921. the undersigned ad
ministrator of the above estate, will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, fur cash, subject to the con
firmation of said court, on Monday the
22nd day of August. 1921, at the hour
of 12o’clock Noon, at the office of the
t'nited States Commissioner of said
Territory and Precinct, at Nome. Al
aska. all the right, title and interest;
of the said JOSEPH SIJSCOVICH. at j
the tiime of his death, in and to thoee
certain placer and lode mining claims i
located on Manilla Creek in said Ter
ritory and Precinct, known and de
scribed as the Sliscovieh Mines, enum
erated and designated as MANILLA
EXTENSION, DISCOVERY LODE,
NASRADIN. SIJSCOVICH DISCOV
ERY. MY REST. GREATER ALASKA
AND D1ST1N IA >DE CLAIMS.
Placer Claims known as DISCOVERY
CLAIM, MANILLA ASSOCIATION on
Manilla Creek.
Terms and conditions of sale: Twen
del-signed on the day of sale and *he
balance upon confiumsition of sale by
above court and the delivery of deed
of conveyance.
Dated July 1 fith. 1921.
L. S. KERR,
_ Administrator.
Publish—July 10, 22, 30, August 6 I
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powder. Convenient and economi
cal, it takes the place of other per
fumes. A few grains sufficient.
H Setter Some
Merchants,
Business and
Professional
Men of
NOME
Your Attention
is invited to the
work that the
Chamber of
Commerce
is doing.
Investigating and
inquiries freely,
frankly answered.
NOME needs its Chamber of
Commerce. Every business mar
and woman in the city should
BE A MEMBER
Come inlwith the present
membership and help
share the responsibility
of making NOME
IGGER
ETTER
USIER