FEDERATED CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School. U A. M,
Preaching Service. 8 P. M#
You are cordially invited to attend
three Services.
The Church with a Welcome.
RICHARD DECKER, Pastor.
NOTICE OF FOIIFEITI'RE.
To Frank Cross, and Charles Spen
cer, your administrators, succes
sors or assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified, that the undersigned, co-(
owner has caused to bo expended in
labor and improvements during the
years. 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921
the annual expenditure required by
law. the sum of two hundred seven
60-100 dollars, t $207,501 on the
placer mining claim known as the
ORO GRANDE, located on Basin
Creek, a tributary of M. lslng Creek,
In the Council City Recording Dis
trict. District of Alaska.
You and each of you are further
notified that if you do not within
ninety (901 days from the date of
the final publication of this Notice
of Forfeiture, pay or cause to he
paid to the undersigned co-owner at
Council, Alaska, your interest in
and to said described expenditures
as co-owners, your interest, in said
described property 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,
Publish May 27, June 3, 10, 17. 24.
July 1, S, 15, 22, 29; Aug. 5, 12,
Miners & Merchants
Sink of Alaska
NOME. ALASKA
Capita] - • $100,000
Gold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
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MEET ME
at the
BOARD OF
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OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT
Next fleer to PACIFIC COLD
STORAGE MARKET.
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE !
THURSDAY
ALASKA KI R TKADKR HELD
PATERNITY CHARGE
Seattle July 13—John C. Low, an
Alaska fur trader, was taken into
court to tally on the Action institut
ed by Miss Louise Dederickson. a 23
year old nurse, to compell him to
support her and their"-one year old
baby boy. Low who was recently
married offered to adopt the child
and take it to Alaska. His bride is
now oh her way north. Low met
Miss Dedrickson, by whom he was
attended as a nurse, two years ago
in the Providence hospital.
HARDING MIST AtX'EPT
McCt'MBER BOXCS BILL
Washington July 13th—Harding
will be' obligat' d to accept the Mc
Cumber Boyus Bill now on the sen
ate calender or have no bonus leg
islation at all this session, according
to an announcement made by admin
istration leaders.
SUBSIDY BILL IK
THREATENED BY BUYS
Washington. July 13—A warning
has been issued by the “Drys” to
the administration that the Hurding
Lasker Ship Subsidy Bill will be de
feated unless the Shipping Board
‘•Bars’’ an closed.
LOSES THREE MILLION
THRC REMARRIAGE
New York July 13—George Gould
lest three million dollais, left him
by his late wife on the condition
that he remain single, when he mar
ried Alice Sinclair.
MAGAZINE EXPLODES
IN GERMANY
Berlin July 12—Fifty were killed
when a magazine of mines exploded
at tht Cuxhaven Naval Base.
FORMER MINISTER
KETCHXTXG TO CHINA
Seattle July 12th—Doctor Paul
Reiusch. former Minister to China
arrived here today on his way to
Peking.
PLACES RESPONSIBILITY OX
SHOULDERS OF RAILROADS I
Chicago July 13th—In teh grams
sent Harding today by B. M. Jewel, i
head of the Railroad Department of j
the American Federation of Labor
and signed by six international pres- j
idents of the railway craftsmen, he
insisted that no interruption of com
merce or interference with the U. S.
mail has been caused by any unlaw
ful act of the shopmen. The tele
gram laid such interference directly
to an attempt of the railroads to ,
operate with incompetent workmen, j
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LABOR BUREAU AND >
CRAFTSMEN CONFER
Chicago July 13—Settlement of
the rail strike seemed a step nearer
yesterday when It was disclosed that
a secret conference was to be held
between Hooper, chairman of the
Labor Board, and tho leader of the
six shop crafts.
Washington July 13—The admin
istration is well satisfied with the
t end of events in the coal situation,
it was stated at the White House.
RUSSIA N REPRESENTATIVE
LEAVES <'ONFERENC E
The Hague. July 12—Tht confer
ence with representatives of Soviet
Russia broke down this afternoon.
Maxim Litvinoff of the Russian dele
gation said upon leaving the confrr-!
ence chamber that further meetings
are unlikely. Litvinoff added that
the Genoa non aggression peace pact
would hold for one month after last
night.
I'OINRENTER BHAXDER
AS A TRAITOR
Seattle July 13—Senator Poin
dexter was branded a traitor of
sound Americanism during a session
ol the convention of Washington
State Federal Labor yesterday aftcr
|». M. GENERAL FORMULATES
PLAN FOR MAIL MOVEMENTS
Washington July 13—Postmaster
General Work today prepared a let
ter to Harding notifying the execu
tive that a survey of all departments
of the government showed that a
thoroughly organized fleet of 50,000
motor vehicles could be mobolized
within twenty four hours, should the
railway shopmen’s strike further in
terfere with mail movements.
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EXECUTIVES REFUSE
TO MEET JEWEL
Chicago July 13—A flat refusal
to meet with B. 51. Jewel, head of
the striking shopmen. to discuss
peace proposals, was the answer last
night of the railway executives to
the proposals made by Hooper, chair
man of the Labor Board.
Oreville, Calif.. July 13—Numer
ous strike breakers and guards were
injured and one fatally when seven
ty five men speeding into town today
in automobiles charged the Western
Pacific roundhouse here. The par
ly then motored away. Four guards
were kidnapped.
.ERMANY MUST HAVE RELIEF
OR EUROPE SUFFERS
Paris July 12—German represen
:atives today submitted to the Repa
•r.tions Commission a formal note
equesting a moratorium on repara
ions payments for the remainder of
:he present year. The note stated
l at the gold marks due on Saturday
vere available if the#Commlssion in
dated upon this payment, but recom
nernled that it also be waived. The
Jerman request did not specify an
■xtension of the moratorium thru
>ut the next two years, as had been
orecast in some quarters, but urged
the Commission to conjskf r Ger
nany’s condition and make public
is soon as possible a complete plan
or her relief.
BREVITIES
Sea*tle July 12—Second Assistant;
5. M. Genera] Henderson arrived,
esterdapr on a tour of inspection. *
London July IS—The Bonk of
England today lowered Its discount
rate to 3 per cent.
Tacoma July 12—H. F. Alexan
der received a peace medal as a gift
from President Harding.
Seattle July 12—Captain Sullivan,
deposed Secretary of Police, was ar
rested. charged with larceny.
Washington. July 12—The De
partment of Agriculture yesterday
estimated this year’s wheat crop at
eight hundred and seventeen million
bushels.
Washington July 13—R. Carl
White of Muncie. Indiana, has been
named by Harding as Assistant Sec
retary of Labor.
London July 13—Major Blake, on
the around the world flight, was
forced to descend in the Palestine
desert yesterday afternoon.
Seattle July 13—R. A. Stuart, a
member of the Carnation Milk Co.,
father of Murray C. Stuart of Alas
ka. died yesterday afternoon.
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
FEDERAL FORCES TO PROTECT
RAILROAD PROPERTY
Washington July 14—Secretary
Weeks yesterday instructed Major
General Hines, commanding the 8th
army corps area at San Antonto to
prepare a sufficient force of troops
to protect the properties of the Mis
souri. Kansas and Texas lines, which
have been placed jn the hands of re
ceivers, appqi-uted by the United,
States court.
CONSIDER FURTHER
MEETINGS USELESS
The Hague, July 14—The non
Russian subconimission of Private
Property of the conference of Rus
sian affairs yesterday passed a reso
lution declaring that in the light of
the views expressed by the Russians,
concerning the restitution of for
ligners property in Russia. The
Committee deemed it would serve;
no purpose to continue the meetings i
with the Russian Commission.
COLD BAY MOVEMENTS TO
BEGIN WITHIN WEEK
Seattle July 14—Within ten days j
men and machinery of the Standard i
Dll and General Perbleum Compan- j
es will be moving toward the Cold j
Bay District of Alaska, according!
:o A. S. Kerry.
tEPARATIONS C OMMISSION j
WILL ACT* FAVORABLY |
Paris July 14-^-The Allied Repar-(
itions Commission will grant a mor
itorium to Germany, it is semi-of- i
icially announced. ;
Watertown July 13—Eight child- j
■en, aged from eleven to sixteen
ears, were blown to pieces late yes
erday by an explosion of a seventy
ive millimeter shell on the back
>orch of the house occupied by Ed
vard G. Workman and Wm. L
Salisbury. ,
WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE !
Any items of interest to the com
nunity if given or tolephoneo to the
tugget will *be given publicity and
vill be appreciated at all times.
AVIATOR PRK8T MTIU.
IN DAWSON
Fairbanks July 14—Aviator Prast,
flying from Buffalo to Nome, in still
in Dawson and will be banquetted
tonight. After being . there for
three days be expects to hop off for
Eagle tomorrow morning.
FMONTH WAR DEBT FUNDING
BRING NEGOTIATED
Washington, July 14—Negotia
tions for funding the French war
debt, amounting to three and one
half billion, to the United States,
has been begun at the treasury by
Sec. Mellon and Jean V. Parmen
tier. Director of Finance of the
French treasury. This is the first
contact between this country and
the allies on the subject of the war
debts which aggregate eleven bill
ASSASSINATIOX FRENCH
PRESIDENT ATTEMPTED
Paris July 14-«A futile attempt
to assassinate President Millerand
was today made on the Champs Ely
see as he was returning from a
military review held in connection
with the celebration of Bastile Day.
Gaston Bouvel. aged 23. who fired
three shots into the auto in Nvhich
he thot ^illerand was riding, was
arrested after an attempt was made
to lynch him. Bouvel ' confessed
he was an anarchist and that *»e in
tended to kill the president. Shots
wi re fired into the wrong auto,
being fired into the one bearing-the
Chief of Police Lauding.
STRIKE FORC ES CALL
FOR REINFORCEMENTS
Chicago. July 14—Forces of the
striking railway men were today
augmented by a call authorizing
stationary firemen and engineers
and machine shop oilers-to suspend
work Monday morning.
Eight thousand men are in the'
three crafts whose duties are to op
erate practically all of the power
generation machinery In the rail
road shops and ■found houses.
The peace moves in the shopmen’s
strike are reported to be progressing
encouragingly in St. Paul where un
ion leaders and railroad executives
are in conference.
ALASKA OIL FIELDS TO BE
DEVELOPED BY CAPITAL
Seattle July 13-*-All contracts
connected with the development of
Cold Bay Oil Fields by the Standard
Oil Co. and the General Petroleum
Co. of Calif., are now signed, ac
cording to A. S. Kerry. President of
the West Ward Development Com
pany. which is the intermediary be
tween the big concerns and about
60 Alaskans who have staked claims
LONELY MONARCH
SEEKS TITLED MATE
Sofia. Bulgaria, July 14—Des
pairing of finding an American wife ]
for King Boris, Premier Stamboul
iski has asked Lloyd George to sug- ,
gest a suitable English mate for the
ionely monarch. To this appeal J
the English prime minister replied [ j
that he had not as yet been able to, l
find a wife for the Princd of Wales j j
and that Boris would have to wait!}
as the supply of royal princesses and * i
other titled ladies in Europe seemed 1
to be depleted. j]
STRIKE EFFECTS BEING j i
FELT BY TRANSPORTATION | (
Washington July 13—The be-!
numbing effect of two great strikes *
nade Itself felt on the nation's trau
iportatlon system today.
According to reports reaching
Harding trains in large numbers are
»eing withdrawn from seryice.
Daily reports revealed that the
itrlke of the shopmen is responsible
tor conditions in the East, while
ack of fuel caused by. the mine
itrlke is the chief factor in curtail
ment of service in the West.
CANADIAN FOREST FIRES
DRIVE OUT RESIDENTS
Nanaimo, July 14—Residents of
nany Vancouver Island towns and
tillages are arriging here in flight
from the forest fires raging, only
o find that this city is also menace!!.
GOVERNOR DONE, HI STON -AND
PARTY TO ARRIVE NOME
According to reporta obtained
rom reliable sources the Cutter
Mojave will arrive in Nome on or
ibout Thursday July 20th. On
aonrd are Assistant Secretary of
Commerce Huston and party, Oov.
3cott C. Bone. Col. James G.Steese
chairman of the Board of Alaska
Eload Commission and other nota
bles whose names are unattainable
it this time.
Upon arrival of this party of dis
tinguished visitors Nome will no
loubt declare a holiday and tender
i royal reception to our guests.
CALIFORNIA WOMAN
APPOINTED MEMBER
DEPARTMENT LABOR
Washington, July 12—Mrs. A. B.
Sprceckles of San Francisco has
jeen appointed Special Representa
tive of the Department of Labor and
vill investigate conditions among
vomen In the various industries of
Europe.
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