day September twelfth, giving as his 1
reasons that the plans were “a mil
itary gesture.”
/il l. DRMOt1RATS EXPECTED
TO FURNISH FUNDS «
Washington, July 2Sth—Shaver,
the Chairman -of the Democratic Na
tional Committee today issued a
statement to the effect that the
funds to run the national campaign
would be furnished by the receipt of
•mall gifts from the rank and file
of the party.
former district attorney
nj„ SN PARIS
Paris. July 28—Former District
Attorney Wool wine of Los Angeles,
failed to maintain his recent im
provement from his long illness and
had another blood transfusion yes
.ARMY FLYERS TO END FLIGHT
AT SEATTLE
Seattle. July 29—David Whit
•ccmb. President of "the Chamber of
•Commerce today declared that ev
ery resource of the city would he
called out to welcome the American
Globe Flyers, whom the United
•States Army Air Service has decided
»to have end their flight here.
HOGS GO SKY 'HIGH
Omaha. Neb., July 29-—Hogs to
day reached ten dollars a hundred
weight for the fiTSt time since Oct
ober 3rd. 1922. when they reached
ten dollars and fifteen cents.
WEDNESDAY
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MUCH WHEAT CARRIED OVER
FKOM 1AST YEAH
Washington, Juy 29—The De
partment of Agriculture has an
nounced that the amount of wheat
carried over from last year is two
hundred million bushels, which is
thirty per cent more than -was car
XlHEAT CP SIX ONE EIGHTH
CENTS IN ONE HAY
Chicj%.., Jf»ly 2S—Wht*at eot up
above a dollar and a half abushe.l
at Winnipeg today, the first North
American market to reach that fig
ure. Chicago prices followed, and
broke all high records for the
year making .. maximum advance
JiEOPtlLD, lyORTH, HARD BOILED
Chicago, July 3o—The stenog
raphic reports of the trial of Leo
pold and Loeb. for the murder of
Robert Franks, are now denials.,
then confessions. The confessions
<>f Leopold and Loet^following ar
rest were read in the hearing of
the defendants yesterday until the
passage in which l>?opold quoted
the profane expressions of his bro
ther at the news that Nathan's
glasses had been found at the cul
vert. The prisoners showed am
usement at Leopold’s expressing
the hope in the confession that he
was an auto mechanic and bandit.
However, the confession states, gin
is his favorite beverage. Leopold
said in his confession. "There is !
no God. I don’t believe in a here- :
after—when I die. I die and it's |
all over." Unprintable matter was j
reached the third time in the con-1
fession, and each time was read in
a voice so low, by the States Attor- j
ncy. that nobody but the stenog- |
rapbers could hear.
WRIGLEYS
after every meal
Cleanses month and
teeth and aids digestion.
Relieves that over
eaten feeling and acid
mouth.
Its 1-a-s-t-l-n-g flavor
satisfies the .craving for
Wrlgley’s Is double
value In the benefit and
pleasure It provides.
DOCTOR BROOKS OX
ms WAY TO ALASKA
Seattle. July 30—Dr. Brooks,
the head of the Alaska work of the
Geological Survey arrived here yes
terday from the East and will leave
tomorrow for the North for his
season’s work.
HOGS STILL GOING IT
Chicago. July 30—Desirable hogs
weighing a hundred and sixty to
two hundred and forty pounds
went up to eleven dollars which is
ten cents over yesterday’s price.
‘FIGHTING DAN” SUTHERLAND
STARTLES CAPITOL
Washington. July 28—"Fighting
I Dan” Sutherland. Delegate to Con
gress l'rotn Alaska yesterday start
lea staid and dignified Washington
by appearing In the center ->f the
business district wearing no coat
J but plenty of suspenders. "In just
j cooling off so as to be in fii:• trim
• h citing the Alaska Salmo-. pre
h** explained.
DARK RUTH DOING HIS STUFF
Chicago, July 29—Babe Ruth to
day knocked his thirtieth home run
in a game between this . ify and
New York in the fourteenth inning.
COOIAUGK SAYS UNFAIR
Washington. July 2
J Cool id ge rebuked as "
•who have condemned
| mainly through device
SILVER ORE 700 Ot \< ES TON
STRITK AT GALENA HII.L
Dawson. July 2? \ssays ex
ceeding seven hundred ounces of
the claims of Dr. W. K. Freeman
and Bob Fisher at Galena Hill
SEATTLE C. OF C. W WTS
“REAR“ FOR MFSEl’M
Seattle. July 30—1Th*- Chamber
o! Commerce of Seattl- yesterday
created a committee < f five, hcad
e i by Captain Howard Payne, to
take up wffh fh- Government the
Guard Cutter Bear as a floating
museum for :he Alaska Exhibit.
SEATTLE CONTRACTOR. WIFE
DAIGHTER KILLED
Seattle. July 29— Ralph E. John
s m. hs wife and his daughter
were all three ki;;**-d yesterday near
Columbia. Nebraska, when the auto
in which they were riding was*
struck by a fast freight train.
Johnson was a contractor here.
:$<. MEMBERS OF
LIQIlOR KIMS INDICTED
Tampa. July 26 The Federal
Gtaiul Jury here has indicted thirty
s>\ person:* from Jacksonville t.>
V'ashington whom .nr** said to In*
members of the Liquor Ring. Tt is
also stated that among those arrest
er, include Railroad Officials,Police
men. and Government Officials.
ALIENIST SAYS LEOPOLD AND
LOEB SANE TIME OF CRIME
Chicago. July 29—The report of
the defense alienist which was made
public yesterday termed Loeb the
leader and Leopold willing to have
the expected opinion. Both were
fundamentally sane wren the crime
was committed, but both are habit
ual dreamers, obsessed of their im
ECZEMA BN FACE
IN RED RASH
Itched and Burned. Lost
Sleep. Coticura Heals.
"Eczema broke out on my face in
a red, fiery rash. It caused great
disfigurement and annoyed me ter
ribly, itching and burning. At night
was when it bothered me most, and
I lost many nights' sleep. The
trouble lasted for several months.
1 began using Cutrcura Soap and
Ointment and got relief. I con
tinued using them and now I am
completely healed.” (Signed) Mrs.
Helen Beers, Geneva Apartment.
Spokane, Wash.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum axe all you need for all toilet
uses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
BaanjC* Eack A<J»^ w: \ Catacara lafc
ISc. Ointment 2S:tml SCc.^Talrnwi Ztc.
pcrtance and darinR. The report
aaid: “An absolute pact was made;
under which Leopold placed him
s< If absolutely under the command
of Loeb. He believes Loeb superior
to himself. He is a physical coward
and shuns pain, but has no fear of
death. He is an atheist and he has
steadfastly tried to make impulse
the important thing in his leading,
and has tried to repress his emo
tional side.” The report says fur
ther that Loeb said in his confession
that killing Franks gave him “great
excitement, great heart beating,
foster and faster, which was pleas
ant." Loeb *aid that Leopold cr:*d
“this is terrible,” before Franks be
gan to bleed but "I told him it was
a 1 • right and joked and laughed all
I possibly could to calm myself too.”
jLEOItMAI JUST HATES HIMSELF j
Chicago. July 2:* — When taken
jback to jail after the hearing Sat
urday. Leopold said: “With our
looks, and Darrow's brains. 1 think
j wo will get alone pretty well.”
! After many witnesses had been ex
amined. States Attorney Crowe told
Judge Caverley today that he had
only one or two more witnesses to
examine.
POLICE RELIEVE HAVE
YAKIMA FIREBUG
j Y’akima. July 28—Guards are
| posted about the tire ruins. The
loss is now estimated at four hund
jje<l and forty four thousand dollars.
The police are holding a man who
j w said to have confessed to the in
1 cendiarism.
1ARGENTINE FLY ER TO FOLLOW
MoLA REX'S ROUTE
1 Lebonrget, France. July 20 Maj.
I f i dro Zanni, the Argentine world
J (i/er has arrived at Amsterdam and
| has announced that he will follow
itbe route over which McLaren, the
'Btitish world flyer passed.
THURSDAY
TELEGRAPHIC)
ROBERTSON K\IH)|{SKI) BY TilK
Kl' KLl'X KLAX
Dallas, Texas, .Inly 20 Robert
json. who i< loading in the race for
[State of Texas, is said to haw the
indorsement of the Ku Klux Klaiu
MAX OF EIGHTY’ KI NS AMUCK
I'utnam. Conn.. July ?,u -Ilenja*
’-idn White, eighty years old, was
hilled in the woods yesterday near
here, after lie had been shot at
jthree times and had himself shot
i• ace at his pursuers. H* had kill*
jeti his brother Edwin, aged sev
eity tw.,. and wounded David Mnr
j son. of Hartford, this State, at
j IPs brother Edwin's house on a
r.mil. II.- hail el tilled a posse of
.State Police and trained d*'gs for
itak>-i)! Marison was soon to mar
j r> Phyllis, the beautiful daughter
YiHEAT SLOW MATI KIXti.
HAY CROP BE LIGHT
I Chirn'eo, July 3 ft—Thi Chicago
j keserve Rank reported tot'AV that
j whiter wheat in the Sevea.ili Re
J serve District will he slow in ma
■turing this year. The harvest of
hay will probably be twenty trix per
1*1-111 less than last year.
j OHIO HOGS FLY SKY HI (AH
Cleveland. Ohio. July 30— Mixed
hogs reached eleven fifty per hun
dredweight today. This is the
highest price ever reacheV it th«
ected stock.
State of Ohio for anythiB4I but eel*
MONAKC'HV MAY UK
nK-ESTARUSHRI) ORF.ECE
London, July 30—Many signs
landing the development of Greece j
in the direction of tli«* restoration ^
curding to the “Daily Express,”
which says the Royalists who join-,
ed hands with tho supporters of
\enizelos believe that a counter j
revolution is imminent and that j
George will be restored to the j
/AHAND WITHDRAWS IX
FAVOR LAFOLLETTE
Indianapolis. July 30—John Za
hand. Presidential non^inee of the
National Independent Party today
announced his withdrawal in favoi
of Robert LaFollette. following a
conference of committee members.
SUBSCRIBE FOR ^ THE NUGGET
ItRIDE KILLED FILL MO!'NT
RMMKK HONEYMOON
Tacoma, July 30—Mrs. J. A.
Iordan, a Long Beach. California
ji ide foil into Hanamek Creek and
tvas killed yesterday, wtatn she
looked over the brink of Mount
Rainier while her husband was
iway a few feet exploring th* trail.
When he returned she was nowhere
to be seen and a search ^Ifsclosed
Lfce accident and led to her dead
IlKI'O PAYS VISIT C'OOLIIMiE
Washington, Ju.y 30—Following
a. sichtseeing trip over Washington.
Luis Angel Firpo. Argentine pugil
istic hero was received at the
\\ nite House yesterday by Presi
dent Coolidge. The President was
ooviously impressed by Firpo’s phy
sique Firpo retained his usual
gray! y with the President and th*
meeting wa- int -resting as inr!
eating that the Argentinian, if nn>
thine, is a more silent man thru
the President. At the Capitol. F •
po showed great interest in »h*
battle paintings on the wall, but
exhibited no great knowledge >i
history. Just having seen a statu.•
of Benjamin Franklin he ejaculaf- 1
it admiring a painting show!
C mmander Perry at the Battle
Lake Brie. "Ah! Admiral ..
Rrough, July
mound the world flyer? left lie:
bondajr on the list lap of t h • ■
around the vorld flight which wi
t. k» them oner the Atlantic O.
via CreenlanJ and Labrador.
n \ 1,1 AN WORM) FLY Kit START
Pisa. July 2:1 -(treat crowds le i
watched Liealenant Lm.itilli.
Italian fir.rl; flyer leave for tit
North *x prepare for his flight
the Pole next year. He plans . j
i:g a rente over the Atlantic ;■>
.1 wir.fr the Ameriean ft lobe fly.-i
for practice and then scouting a
• nd Rpolg again.
bladder trouble
well l.i st night
frequent excursion? in the Okono
g sn district with pouches full of
gold, and refused to tell where
tkey got the treasure, caused the
Peachland prospectors to begin an
earnest search today into the moun
tains where the Indians are believ
er to have been.
Washington. July 30 - It was an
nounced by the State Department
i. day that the note sent to Persia
Saturday was concerned with the
murder of Vice Consul Tinbri and
ti'.at the note was sent before the
Department was informed of the
insult to Mrs. Imbri.
ROBERTSON WINS NOMINATION
GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
Dallas. Texas, July 30—Returns
Dorn Saturday’s Democratic Pri
maries indicate that Felix Ttobert
t«n has received the nomination for
Governor, receiving 104.293 votes:
Mrs.. M. Ferguson 121.263 and L.
Davidson 107,813.
(iKRM.WV BIXXKS PISANS
FOR DISARMAMENT
Geneva. July 30—The League of
Nations today admitted that plans
lor international disarmament are
being blocked by the refusal of
tleimany to accept the draft of mu
t a guarantees which Great Br.t
ain and the United States previous
ly efused and France accepted.
SI INSC RIBE FOR THE NUGGET
RIG KASTKKN It. R. MKlUiKIl
Cleveland. O.. July 30—Van
S» berin»rer has completed the mer
ger of the Nickle Plate, the Ch*-*
♦•apeak and Ohio. including the
Hocking Valley Railroad and the
Pere Marquette Lines, at-cordin^ tf>
a story earned today by the "Sun
day News leader."
FRIDAY
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I'ROHrillTION OtTK IsR
SHOT TO DEATH
Lilly City, Auk. 1 —Prohibition
Officer Georges was shot !■> death
from ambush today No clue as to
the whereabouts >f the murderer
has been found.
OOMl’KItS GIVES VIEWS OF
LAHOIt o\ POLITH S
Gompers today declared that the
American Federation of Labor com
mittee itself is unpolitical, whereby
a., partisans from the Council of
the Federation tomorrow, they will
proceed to consider platforms and
parties on the ba-sis of their ser
vices. Imth past and present, to
the wage earners and the great
mass of the people. Gompers add
ed "Our movement has convinced
us as the result •■!' a long practice
that the one hope of wage earners
on the political field lies in being
;partisans to principles and not to
political organizations. We will
j politicians cannot with impunity
jdefv the Labor Government.
VNTOltIA \KKI\ El> SEATTLE
.H I V THIIM1ETH
Seat tie. July m The Victoria
a r: * d ye-t- rday from Nome with
oti-' hundred pas-engers. whale
;>:nducts, gold bullion and furs.
Tim cargo is valued at over a mil
\<»K\VEGI\\ STEAM EH
f \T< IIES ON I IKE
London. July ::«» Fire bro‘ ’
, Linsfjord. m-’.'ir Christiania. Four
j small bunts The \ esse! was p:i'
IKENt II MAN \< < EDE
TO roMEKENCE TEKMS
i Lund,
Junder tie
•unditioiis that they he
I.VMW WtKHl. SEATTLE
PIONEEIi PASSED AW IV
J for Abraham Lin« ■ •
I.OMKNN DISTItll T SWEPT !t\
DEsTItl ( TIVE FLOt HIS
| Komba>. India. July 3u -Heavj
[foods have drowned scores. It is
[estimated that In.mm) homes from
'demolished and many more lives
F. S. AU.M\ PLANES HAVE
LEFT KOIl KIKKWAU
London. July 1 The three C.
S. Army planes are continuing on
their world flight. They left at
ten twenty four this morning for
Kirkwall, Orkney Islands. The ma
in practically th,- same condition
as when tlu-v left Seattle., except
that tlie pontoons which were used
in crossing the Pacific have been
replaced, radiators have been r*'
m wed and new Libert v engim s
have been installed. X.» funda
mental structural changes have
been made. Lieut. Smith expects
no trouble and explained thar ‘1
think we have passed the roughest
spots already f mean our Alaska
to i’robf: i*K<>mnmo\
BN PC >R< KM KNT, < *LA1MBD
Washington. Ju'y 30—A Senate
Committee lias been appointed to
investigate the Internal Revenue
Bureau and has decided to open
he inquiry with a:i investigation of
prohibition enforcement, it was an
nounced today.
.VI TV. (iKN*. STONE OIIDKIIS
CANCELLATION OF LKASI
Washington, Aug. 1 -Attorn*
General Stone Las ordered a cal
(••llatlon «>f the properly leases •
|»1 -*• Middle West Oil Company ft
| tic lease-, held on the Navajo Ke
LAKY SAYS SETTLEMENT OF
itKi’.utATio.vs in; oooi>
FOK WOIil.ll 111'Sl NKS
New York, Aug. 1—Confident
the business outlook of the coui
try was expressed today by E. 1
Cary. He said. “Immediate so
tlement of the reparations woul
hive a favorable effect upon th
business of th*- w .rid. A failur
to reach a settlement probabl
v ould nor have a decidedly advers
■ t but would be harmful as th
u.unths go by. Politics may inter
: opt, but cannot prolong the set
tb-im-nt indefinitely. It would hoi
leek the reasonable, natural prop
—
(<ll XT MOKNKIt SlES DIYOlit 1
WIFE. COE.NTKK SLIT
N*-w York. Aug 1 Count Morne
j has entered suit for the annuli
in.ent of his marriage to Pegg
I Hopkins Joyce. Peggy has enteret
|;. counter suit with an actioi
| against him for ten thousand dol
■lars which she alleges she ha
| spent on him during the time the;
N\\V l>KP\KTMK\T TO
ICKSI'IIMIT l*U\ 4 0\C;itKS*
Washington. Aig. 1 The Nav;
I epartment has announced that thi
i urpose of the Navy officials wil
■ i • i.. resubmit to Congress the ful
' l".- arani of the modernization o
iti.. older battleships, including th<
'elevation of the guns, which offi
trials declare is not a violation o
j the Washington Treaty.
I- 1 ITV I\ .H IIEM IN KIOT
K. K. K. IN M.\SS.\<’llI'SKTT!*
Lancaster. .Mass.. July :’.l- A Ku
' Kiux Kliin riot today resulted in
many injuries, and fifty of thosi
J various hospitals. The injured in
clude a policeman who was struck
c i! the head with a stone and a
| man with a broken back. Three
re believed to hflAe been shot with
. shotgun loaded with rock salt.
i:\4TliSlON STKA.MKIt SINKS
—ss m;o\i;d. vi.i, saved
Norf.dk. Va . July 30- The Ex
’•irsion steamer "Cratitude” with
i2SS passengers aboard sunk in the
j.Norfolk Harbor, striking a hidden
i:t IICH KS *J!» MIM TKS FROM
NASIIV ILl/F TO < lilt A<iO
Ch.cage. July :tu The first air
rived her*- today after a flight •(
I IlKNt II I'KOI'OSAI.S \\ II.I.
iikkak deadlock
a Is which will break the Interallied
deadlock were handed to Raniss. v
.MacDonald, who laid them before
lie delegates today, including Kfd
1 egg. If the plan fails, the French
delegates say they have nothing
servers do not believe the proposals
HI'CillKS’ VISIT TO (JKUMWV
S‘l HEVGTHKV I{EL ATIOXS
Berlin, Aug. 1 The forthcoming
arrival of Secretary of State Char
les Evan Hughes of the United
States is awaited in Germany with
gnat interest. It is the first time
since the World War that an Am
erican official of such high rank
though his coming is wholly pri
or Iter step in th“ direction of in
• -ed friendly relations between
•!.<■ two countries. He is scheduled
sniMKK SCHEDULE OF
r. S. RADIO STATION
Week days—10 a. m., to 0 p. m.
Sundays--S: 30 a. m., to 9:30 a.
m.. and 4 p. m. to 6 p. m.
The regular collecting stations are
:? Lomen's Drug Store and the Gold
:: Gate Hofei. Those who do not
v;-h to walk to the radio station iu
order to file their telegrams can
leave them at either of these places
,.:d the messenger boy will call for