MONDAY
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SAYS AMERICANS DON’T WANT
STOLEN SOVIET MONEY
WiuMnflton, Jan i 16—'Charging
that the money of the Soviet guv
nmment of Russia has been stolen
from honks and individuals. Secretary
Alexander of the Deportment of Com
mere, Mated toffa.y that Amertam ex
porters had no inclination to accept
any pant of the hundred million dol
lars In gold -which Soviet Russia is
revolted aD ready to spend for forlepm
"RccelMtf Utolen money.** Alexan
der mid. 'is dangerous burin—, **
PROMINENT MEN INVOLVED
IN MONTREAL SHOOTING
Montr-mi, Jan. 16—William Hol
land, former secretary of the Mon
treal Stock Exchange. was today shot
and tailed by Major It. N. flrifflth,
Tvromfinrtnt in mflitory and Ana norial
r-iroJee. Major OrifTKh later sarrend
errri himself to ,the police.
AMERCIAN LEGION PROTESTS
WEARING OFU.S. UNIFORMS
BY REFORMATORY INMATES
Seattle. ‘Jan. 16—The American
Tjeghm formally protested today
against the inmates of the Kt-ite rc
feavnatory at Monroe. Washington
v/earing the uniform of Ame-.’icnu sol
diers. A number of the inmates have
late’y been found so clad.
NUMEROUS STOWAWAYS FOUND
BOUND FOR U S
Hamburg. Germany, Jail. 16—
Stowaways from virtually every coun
try in the world were found here to
day cm board the Spanish steamer
Mardel Norte before the vessel sailed
from here for the llintted Srotes.
WILSON MAKES NOVEL
CURATIVE RECOMMENDATIONS
Wptt*hinj?ton, Jan. 16—Two spoons
full of bird shot were recommended to
ITnrior Secretary of State Xonmtn II.
Davis by Hr«rtd«rut Wileon ft* r sure
•aire for hie-oouRfli £n certain cases.
The rrtmrdy was. however, rejected
by Eh-vis
LENINE NARROMLY ESCAPES
BLOWING U^
London, Jan. 16—Russian newspa
pers received horo today describe an
attempt to aUKaMSinate Nicolai, I^eninc.
head of tMe Rinutism Soviet govern men'
near the Kremlin In Moscow. The
attack was made while Ijenine was
speeding to a meeting of the Soviet
OrmgresH. The bomb was thrown from
the i rowd along the sldewv'.*' but miss
ed Lm1ne*» tar, striking the one fol
lowing containing Red Guards. Six of
the guards were killed by the expfo
PRINCE RUPERT PAPER
PLANT PROJECTED
Victoria Jan. 14—Articles of 'in
corporation have been tiled here for a
pulp popor plant at PrtinCe Rupert. P.
O. The company Is capitalized for
four million dollars.
PUGET SOUND RUM
SMUGGLERS CAPTURED
Seattle, Jan. 16—The government
cutter Areata today seized a whfcskey
■laden lanmbh and two men on Hood’s
Cana l. The launch was bound for
Seattle. The smugglers, the advices
reaching here say, were aided by Jsihn
.T. O’Rrien. a member of the Acata
crew, w/ho is snid to have thrown the
whiskey overboard after the capture
of the launch. The smugglers and
their launch are being towed to Se
attle. O'Bnien will be court-martialed.
JAPAN GIVEN PACIFIC
ISLAND MANDATE
Washington, Jan. 16—The Is*ague
of Nations has given Japan a mandate
for the Mariana group of Islands, also
known os tlhe Lcdrone Islands, and
formerly owned by Germany. The
group comprises a dozen Islands of
small fdxe, the southerti rrtOK* of which
Is located dose to the Island of Guam,
own®' by (the United States.
The mandate, according to a State
Deportment announcement, has been
given to Japan under conditions which
prevent the talnnds from being us ed for
nn-val or mdlttsrv purposes.
FRIEND OF WEBSTER,
PRESIDENT ADAMS EXPIRES
Seattle. Jan. 16—L. K. Hull, a
friend of Daniel Webster and John
Quincy Adaknfe, sixth president of the
United States, died here today at the
advanced age of t« years.
The Nome Nugget delivered by oar
rier or mailed* • Per Meath 91.09
SEATTLE CHAMBER COMMERCE
ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT
Jan. 16—ltobert S. IJoyne
has been elected president of ,the Se
attle Chamber of Cbmm«ri:e.
BRITISH INTERN OVER
THOUSAND IRISH
DUbUn, Jan.. 16—The Brlttah au
thorities have interned 12*6 Lrikh to
date, according to a Sinn Feinn s*a,tir
mont Issued today.
FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT,
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE
Parts. Jan. 16—Paul Descbnnel,
former president of the French Ite
publ<‘.-, has amtoune u hia car did icy
far the position af Senator.
TUESDAY
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VIOLENT REVOLUTIONARY
SPIRIT REVIVES IN
SOUTHERN IRELANO
Dublin. Jan. 17—Violence ngain
fLuned up thru out Southern Ireland
today. Included in its manifestations
w»n>- a heavy attack by revolution
aries nttde 'upon the Tucker Street
police station tin the city of Cork this
morning. Rifles, rervlolverw and bombs
were used during the battle, which
lasted twenty mtaUSn. When re1
forcements were brought up to as
sist the tyelcagured police the attaclc
ITALY WON’T FORCE GERMANY
TO FULFILL TREATY
lionne. Jtui. 17—Tlu* limpertaJ cab
inet has deddmd that at the next meet
ing of the Supreme Council in Parts,
Italy wtUl mot support any measures
calculated to force Germany to fulfill
In itheir entiritv the obligations in
posed on her by the Versailles treaty,
a government :inr jnncenir«rt today as
CONGRESS AGREES ON
ARMY REDUCTION
Wa<ahlngtan, Jan. 17—The- Houln
and Senate have both paused a, rasohi
tion i«educ-ing the army fnaan the
297.000 called for Ln. the army, reor
ganization MU, to a total of 176,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE FACTORY
WORKERS STRIKE AGAINST
SMALL WAGE CUT
Manchester, N. H. Jan. 17—•
Eighty live thousand employees of
New Hhentpshlire shops and factories
are <m strike because of a cut of two
per cent fn thefcr wages.
SEATTLE SANOITS CHARGED
WITH FIRST PEGP* E MUROCR
Seattle, Jan. 17-- ■ f'» * four bandit
slryers of f*oi,<;oman V. 1.. Steven*,
who was killed in a daylight tattle
wGith the bandits at RbJlard last Friday
were charged with first degree murder
this afltmioun. The men are all
young, their ages ranging from IS to
21 years. l*'0lllowing the shooting of
Stevens -the outlaws escaped but were
captured later.
PANAMA FLIGHT SEAPLANE
GOES ADRIFT
iSon Mmncisco, Jan. 17—The naval
««n»l.-ute N. C. 5, one of the 14 planes
engaged in the Kan Diego-Hanaann
flight, is adrift on the ocean twenty
five miles off the port of Kan Juan
del Kur, Oosta Itica .according to
wirclcMs advices received here today.
OLE HANSEN BREAKS UP
RADICAL MEETING
Itonine, Wls. Jan. 17—Ole Hansen,
ifonmer Mayor of ‘Seattle, today dis
rupted a Socialist meeting here, when
under the auspices of the Constitu
tional Defense Deague, he invaded the
Hneettng, at which fiywln Street and
John Tucvker, who was indicted dur
ing the war period under the Espionage
Ant, were the prliadpiU speakers, and
challenged them to debate. Tucker
declined the challenge but submitted
the riuestiion to the audience, which
promptly voted againKt then roposed
dcflnte amid shouting and hisses.
ALABAMA GUARDSMEN
IMPLICATED IN
JASPER LYNCHING
[lirmingham. Ain.. Jan. 17—’Pour
officers and three privates of Com
pany M.. AMbamn National Guards,
hove been arrested In connection with
the recent lynching at Jasper.
PAIR OF <FUR MITTENS FOUND
FOUND—Pair of muskrat fur mit
tens. Owner can have same by pay
ing for this advt.
BRIANO NAMED TO SECURE
FRENCH CABINET
Paris. Jan. 17—-Fanner Premier
Rrisnd. who was dMifnatnl by Pres- j
iiirnt lfMemnd to fnrtn a now oa,bi
ne* to suoedod the I^eygues ministry
following >the inability of Raoul Peret
to sertire such result, today succeeded
in framing a cabinet, It has been an
nounced. •
BERING BOUND RUSSIAN
SCHOONER FOUNO AORIPT
Guam. Jon. 17—-HelpleMdy adrift
tor three* months and with h«r rraw
at he point of starvation, the UtuMtian
mfcrtor ship Thana. which mdlrri In
Juno ftm Vladivostok for Bering Hea.
arrived here today after a terrible ez
GIANT U S AIRSHIP
I NEARING (COMPLETION
Washington. Jan. 17—The buildors
report that the R. 308. the largest
dirigible air Ship Pirr designed which
is now building In England for the
i Amerlcui navy, will he mtdy thr de
Wvory in June, a4v4r-.es rpceivpd by the
Navy l>fpjiJTtrruwit nny.
GEORGE TO CONFER
WITH BRIANO ON
GERMAN DISARMAMENT
Parts. Jain. 17—I«toyd f!eon;e and
M. Rriand, the new French premier
will confer on Che subject of fktrmhn
dii»innnm«n.t on January 26. accord
ing to an .-umounedmant today.
EMERGENCY TRAFFIC MEASURE
BEFORE SENATE
Washington, Jan. 17—The Fhcd- '
nrjy «morgen*-y In riff wamirv reoant
ly passed by the House of Represen
tatives was presented to the Senate
The bill provided firr a tariff on
fa.ran and other ocSnonoditles and ie
designed primarily to aid the fti.rmerre.
WEDNESDAY
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REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO
CONFIRM WILSON NOMINATIONS
Washington:* Jan. I!*—The Senate
twice rnfust-d today ,to go into execu
tive session u» confirm six hundrad
army napmnaSions ircuir by president
The republican loaders ha ve derided
not tj confirm the Wflaon narrti nations
thin session. although they include
many oimn who must retire from
survflc* on March 4. unless they are
confirmed
CRACKSMEN MAKE
•IQ BONO HAUL
Keajffilc* Jan. ItTen thousand lint*
tarn worth at liberty bonds stnd three
hundred in cash wan secured by
'cracksmen, who operated an the bank
at Lyman. Slcaiifct County. Isist night.
aocnrcSn gtn advices received today.
SAYS RAILROADS MUST MAKE
BILLION THIS YEAR
Washing-ton. Jon. 18—The execu
tives of the American Railroad Assoc
iation lutnoimoed today that their
railroads must make a hillion dollars
i profit ithN year in order to pay in
tom-st on ithdir dividends.
SEN. MeCORMACK BACK
FROM EUROPE
Washington, Jan. 19—Senator Mc
Cormscok. who has hwn in Europe for
some time studying the situation there,
returned to Washington today.
YOUTHFUL BANDITS
ROB MAILS
Ohtcago. Jan. 19—Hve youthful
Looking Vmmllts today held up a mail
truck at (he Union station here and
escaped .in an automdhile with twelve
sack* of mail, ten of which contain
ed registered mail. Bt ils admitted by
the outhoiHfiew thiit one of the regis
tered pouches conttaii-ned jpant of a
Federal Reserve ftenk money ship
ment destined far St Raul. Minnesota.
SHftINERS CONCLAVE SLATED
FOR DES MOINES
Des Moines, Jan. 18—The 1921 con
clave of the Imperial Shrine of North
America will be held in Den Moines
om January 14. it wns officially an
nounced today.
FAKE COPS ROB PIUTE LADY
Chicago. Jan. 19—-Three men pos
ing as policemen today stopped the
automobile Which Mrs. Slgmun O.
Uvttngston wa* driving and -robber the
lady of her Jewels which were valued
at tfiUrty live thousand dolars. The
robbers escaped.
NON PARTISANS SECURE
CONTROL OF NORTH
DAKOTA LEGISLATURE
Hlamarck. N. D. Jan. 19—The
Von-tpuOblfiftn Lrtijfuo has won a de-:
edition In the last of its ejection con
teats ;uid an a result has secured con
trol at tho state Senate.
The Iirojfue already had coot rod of
«h« House of Hepmamtatlvaa and the
state frovemmnnt and da now com
pletely domimtnt
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
PROPOSED FOR
AUTO THIEVES
Jefferson Cllty. Mo. Jan. II—A bUl
to infiike auto Uboft a. ca<pitaj offence
and punlrihuble by hunglixg or life
imprisonment, has been Introduced in
the lower htmao of the state trglala
GOMPERS ELECTED HEAD
OF CENTRAL AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR
Mexico, City. Jan. tl—Sa.m Hom
pwH head of the Axuerican IVd oration
of liabor, has been rifcttd prmident
ctf the I\tnatmla-Ain»Ti«Ln CwLera.tion
of I timber. coinprisAiur labor orfSunsa
tlonatloov* in all of the Central Amer
ican .UKi MeSicun states. The Mex
ican .oxl Salvadorean unions wore 111
favor of selecting1 Oompers l»ut (ruute
mnJ.t voted against ftr-ceptn.net; of the
resolution namjnai-lrur him.
CONGRESSMAN GOES TO
HOSPITAL FOR HICCOUGHS
U'aslilnptan. Jan. 1R—Hepreseaxta
tfive Morien l^umpert of WLacontiln1
wn.s today fanstd to enter a. hospital
because of hiiuouj-lis with a tendency,
toward long duration.
MEXICANS SEND DELEGATION
TO TEXAS INAUGURATION
Austin. Tex. Jan. 18—Thirty five
prominent Mexican officials. head'd
by Ceneral Prtxtrcvin. chief of staff
of the Mestinnn army and personal
retpnwcn.tajtavp of President ObreKon.
twrlwri here todar to aittrard the tn
rniguitirttfan of Fat M. Nm, as gon-r*mar
THURSDAY
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SEATTLE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE SEEKS
RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS
Seattle. Jan. 19—At a routine call
ed to consider the question of married
wtuni-n who have salaried budbaiuta
h»Id;Trjj pojdtons which (iin be filled
by lWrrtmjKJoyed cnai«\ the Hextile
Chajwtwsi* of Commerce today derided
to call upon two thousand husband.
whose wives are holding: down ,'obs
to Join In the light a gains*, the present
Widespread unfsn-ploymmt by malting
their wives stay at home ami aurrend
nr their places to an equal number of
Johle.v-- ex nervier men in Seattle.
NOME SCHOONER OLGA MISS'NG
Seattle. Jan. 19—The government
today wireleased the tug Snohomish,
now engaged In searching- Shelilcoff
Strait for the mLsdingmail boat Joseph
Pulitzer, to seek for the schooner Olgt
of the Arctic fleet, which is now thre.
weeks overdue :«jt Seattle, from i'na
laska with six men on IknuxI.
BIG RUSH TO FT MORGAN
OIL STRIKE EXPECTED
Seattle. Jan. 19—Transportation
movement to the Ft "Morgan oil field
on the Mackenzie River via Skagway.
the route from Carcross on the Whit
Pass Railroad being less than fiOO miles
-while the route from the end of steel
at "Fit. Murray above Edmonton,
where* a thousand stampeders are
wanting, is fourteen hundred miles
from the oil discoveries.
DAUGHTER OF FAMOUS
KLONDYKER SEEKS DIVORCE
Seattle, Jan. 19—Daisy Ebbert.
daughter of "Skookum Jim” Morris,
one of the discoverers of the Klondike
gold diggings, today filed a suit for
divorce against Harry Gordon Ebbert,
a former soldier. She , assert* her
husband evidently married her her
money, be’fevin-g her to be an heiress,
for when -.he anticipated money w:i*
nota forthcoming Immediately he re
fused to share apartments with her or
have anything to do with her.
BANDIT SLAYER OF SEATTLE
POLICEMAN DYING
Seattle. Jan. 19—Creighton Dodge,
one of the four bandits who slew pa
trolman Stevens at Ballard last week
and was himself wounded, is reported
dating today from his injuries.
YUKON* PIONEER
YUKON PIONEER DIES ON TRAIL
Dawson, Y. T. —an. I*—PYnnk
Wilkins, a pioneer of the Yukon coun
try. is reported in advices received
here to have perished on the trail near
Stuart City.
HARDING LEAVES
FOR FLORIDA TODAY
Marlon, O. Jan. 19 —President
elect ILvriing plans to leave for Flor
ida tomorrow to recuperate from hia
recent exertions before taking .jc
prasidrxtfs chair.
DEMOCRATS SLOCKING
EMERGENCY TARIFF SILL
WairfNhmton. Jan. 19—The demo
crats In tfw; Senate begun a filibuster
agnJast the FJtrcerfrency Tartff Bill to
JAPS SKEPTICAL
CONCERNING U S.
DISARMAMENT PROPOSAL
Tokio. Jan. 19—“The proposal from
the United States that Japan. Britain
and the United States tithe a naval
holiday is eloquent proof that, despite
the fabulous riches of the United
States, rihv- wishes to curtail her na
tional extent# turt»s, therefore her pro
posals are aimed more to help the
United States than to contribute to the
present pence work”. Marquis Okutnn,
former Japanese premier .declared in
a statement made here today.
AGRICULTURAL BILL
REPORTED IN HOUSE
Washington. Jan. 19—Thee Agricul
tural Appropriation Bill, carrying a*>
propriatuvrs totaling 28 million dollhrs
wh« reported to the House today.
D’ANNUNZIO ON
WAY TO PARIS
London, Jan. 19—rYAnnunzio, the
deprewd diutatm- of Home, left that
city Tuesday enr«»u*e to Paris by
rrujtor. arnonfing to information re
ceived here.
GENERAL STRIKE
FEVER HITS INDIA
Calcutta, India, Jan. 19—A general
strike wave in sweeping over the in
dustrial .section of India affecting
BIG PENALTY PLACED ON
HOME BREWED BEER
Detroit, Jan. 19—V ruling by the
r return ry ru^xirtBrumt at Washington
•pceived by the Collector of Intermit
ftevenue h«re imposes a penal' v of
11.000 an the mutnultadure of home
wowed !**«-. even when* there in no
*Ue off evidence of cnnwonplinti Vn
HOLDUP’S PLENTY IN STATES
ttpohanr. Jan. 19—The State Rank
>f Spokane w:t# held up by bundles
.his afternoon. Teji Uroumnd dollar*
Were taken by the robber1*.
Houston Bank Robbers Get $20,000
Houston. Tex. Jan. 19 -The Citi
zens Rank here wits held up this af
ternoon. Twenty thousand in cash
»nd Liberty bonds were taken.
Chicago Mail Robbers Secured Rich
(Tiksigo. Jan. 19—The postal au
thorities have determined that four
hundred thousand dollars worth of
securities were stolen in tie* Unlj.n
station mail robbery today.
C P R R SEEKING ESCAPE
FROM SOPHIA LIABILITIES
Seattle. Jan. 19—Hearings on the]
petition of the Canadian Pacific j
Steamship Co. for a limitation of Its
Inabilities In connection with the loss
of the steamship Sofia began here
REIGN OF TERROR
PREVAILS IN CORK
Cork. Ireland. Jan. 19—Terror as
intense aa that which prevailed here i
before martial law was enforced, to.
day fp*ips the people of Cork. The,
“Black and Tan’s” and authorities1
who were withdrawn elsewhere re- j
cently are now more in evidence than |
ever and the Inhabitant* of the city |
are living literally In a state of fear(
and trembling. i
BRITISH TROOPS
LEAVING MESOPOTAMIA
London, Jan. 19—The British
troop* are being gradually withdrawn
from Menopotamie. the War Office an
nounced today.
The Nome Nugget delivered by car
der or malted. Per Month ll.N
MINOR MUSINGS
Arid it's just pnrt to b.- .U>out so
that. tfn som« profiteering Joints the
shorten* the weight the longer thu wait.
When you get dlaoourngod trying ,o
change r*Bh«rW' naturan and fafJBng Why
The emly (F'i»)n Who to take
seriously th« demand for lxir.mieM
production are that don’t, prod urn
anything.
When hills pile high. L-oiungn HiakM
A man in always suspicious of Km
man who IwnMt* about how happy bte
home Efe la. L'aoaUy he's trying to
■JItfl himself.
It ujfefi to fcakm a; lot of courage to
Pffrt, married, but now it not only takes
lots c£ lutiragc but k>t* of caiHfc.
f«ast yuar's brides axe mom Inter
ested right now in the prim* of coal
Rig fcundiies are rent only unfashion
able. but in thee*’ high price days they
arc also impossible.
You can't lightest a daxk f»at »>y
burning the candle at both ends.
If you don’t own an automobile, you
We an- nnC gyring to be willing to
turn the world over to the bodshevikl
until we hw: a man who pafints.
Tht»y can't be right all the time, but
a lot of four-fluShurs make the r»«t of
us think they arn-.
Mottling Irritates your opponent so
murih as just to smile wh« he 3s rav
If you can’t hold your tongue you
can't hold your jab.
It isn't Ituxv hiixd. you work, but how
you work Shat makes the beets and
manager friendly.
A. friend in nis-d rs like anybody ekso
Sn need roily more* so.
can never understand why everybody
else hasn't done the same thing.
E. L. HOLT
Dealer M Gaasial Hardware
MINING SUPPLIES
STEAM HOSE
STEAM FITTINGS
TIN AND GRANITE WARE
WHITE ENAMELED WARE
TENTS, TARPAULINS CANVAS
CANVAS HOSE
CROCKERY WARE
LANG STOVES AND RANGES
MOLTS CASH STORE
Ttl<»b«n» Main 11
Miners k Merduts
Bmk i( Mi
NOME. ALASKA
Capital - - $100,000
Gold Dust Purchased
and Assayed
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at the
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