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This Goodrich White Hip Boot is built solely
for you miners. It was not made to serve fisher
men, hunters and yourself aii in c ue—just you.
Naturally, this Goodrich White Hip Boot is
going to give you far more service. Simply be
cause its manufacture is the outgrowth of our
own study of the conditions under which you
work. It meets all those conditions.
You will find a Goodrich for every specific purpose —
low shoes or pacs for prospectors, knee boots. Storm
Kings and Sports for fishing, and Hips for sluicing.
Try this Goodrich White Hip Boot, you miners. See how
much greater service it gives you. You can tell it by the
Red Line ’round the Top. 60,000 dealers sell it.
The b. F. Goodrich Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio
Seattle, 113 King Street
GOODRICH
HI-PRESS
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL
JAS. SWARTZELL, Prop.
Best Accomodations in Alaska
STEAM HEATED, ELECTRIC LIGHTED
BATHS IN CONNECTION.
This space for sale
MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
ADMINISTRATION TO
INVESTIGATE CONSTRUCTION
OF RAILROAD
Washington. June 27—As soon as
Rovernor I tone repents at Juneutt, Sec
retary Kail of the Interior Deportment
will detail to Alaska a principal rail
road man to inspect the govern in >n*
railroad there and report bock in de
tail the present situation anti future
needs of the road.
1'pon this report will Is* b;used 11
recoinmvmlations to Congress for fu
ther appropriations. The policy of
•.he. julministration will be to cdmpleta
the road at the earliest possible mo
ment and provide for its operation.
It has also been definitely decided
that if President Harding cannot get
away this summer to make an Alaska
trip. Sec. Fall will demand to do so,
according *.ti information emanatinr;
from official circles
MARY’S DIVORCE DECREE VALID
MLnden. Nevada-. June 27—The va
lidity of Mary l*iekford’s divorce from
Owen Mwne is sustained in an opin
ion handed down by District Judge
Lang.lon today.
McGRATH-IDITAROD MAIL
SERVICE RESTORED
Washington, June 226—(rovwimr
Ron*\ Stubbs of Aniak ami Delegate
Sutherland, by cooperating:. have
hrought a.l>out the* issuance of an or
der by the Postoffice Department re
storing 'iiui.il service oven* the trail to
McGrath on tin* Kuskokwim anil via
McGrath to Iditarod.
ONE ALASKA JUDGESHIP LIKELY
TO GO TO CARPET BAGGER
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Washington, June 26—One of th-*
Alaska* federal judgeship’s is likely *o
go to Attorney Davis of Vale. Oregon,
according to those in close touch with
the Alaska patronage situation.
ALijor George W. Beaumont is
slated to be tnaneha 1 of the Third Di
vision. according to the siime authori
ty. Gluts. K. Herron and Kairl Thiele
of Bethel are each likely to also get
i FISH INVESTIGATION
IN PROSPECT
Seattle. June 27—Doctor Smith.
Pnited Suites Commissioner of Fish
onies, accompanied by Ward L. Bower
of the Alaska Agriculture Bureau, ar
rives hea-e Thursday next on inis way
to investigate the lish question in the
fisheries. Dr. Smith’s investigations
will i.e preliminary to hearings which
will lie held in Juneau on October 111
and in Seattle in November, on the
proposal to prohibit salmon fishing oj>
erations within 500 yords of the mouth
of Alaska streams.
Smith will sail for Alaska July 2.
PEACE WITH GERMANY
BEFORE 4TH PLANNED
Washington, June 27—Republican
leaders plan to bring about a state of
peace with Germany before July 1th
it is reported in administration circles
LIGHTENING DAMAGES
ARLINGTON RADIO
' Washington. June. 27—The Aiding
ton naval radio station was put out
of commission by lightning today.
WHOLESALE MURDER
DISCOVERED IN KENTUCKY
Mayfield. Kentucky, June 27—Thr
bodies of eleven persons, representing
two families, who were murdered with
an axe have been found buried at the
home of Earnest 1 Lawrence here, ac
cording to the authorities.
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COMMERCIAL TREATY
Washington, .June 27- - Hernian.v on.I
China hove signed a treaty of com
merce and amity, according to State
Department advices.
WILSON MEMORIAL
MOVEMENT PLANNED j
New York. June 27—IVellmina-j
s*eps have lreen taken for launching
a nationwide movement to establish a
memorial in honor of former president
Wmxlnow Wilson, it w;ls announce*! by
Franklin l"*. Roosevelt, of the Ameri
can National Committee which has un
dertaken the work of furthering the
memorial pnoposal.
FALL AUTHORIZES RAINY
PASS PHONE LINE
Washington. June 20—Secretary
Fall has issued .ui order authorizing !
the erection of a telephone line across !
Jtudny to connect with Happv I
River, the sijmnit of the pass, Roim J
River and French Joe’s roadhouse en- 1
aiding travelers in avoid many dan- !
gen* of becoming lost enroute thru 1
the pass section.
TWO AIRMEN KILLED
IN PLANE FALL
Sacrutuienta, Cal. June 27—Cad t
Harold S. Rage and Joseph W.
Weatherly, an aviator, were killed here
today when their plane fell.
SEATTLE TO HAVE WORLDS
LARGEST TELESCOPE
Seattle. June 27—Chns. H. Frv
the packer, announced today that Ik
will en-ec*. the largest refractory tel.*
scope in the world in Seattle.
WIRE INTERRUPTED MONDAY
Static electricity rendered radio
eommiuiicatiton almost impossible
Monday. A few press bulletins from
the Outside world reached the Nugget
to enable the Nugget to issue the
daily bulletin. The delayed news will
be forthcoming as fast as received.
HOUSE VETOES SALE
OF BEER TO SICK
Washington, June 27—By a vote of
250 to 93. the House of Representatives
tonight passed the Willis-Campbell
bill to prevent sale of beer to the sick
and sent it to the Senate with the ex
pectation “f its final report before the
end of the week.
REFORMERS TRYING TO
STOP BIG MILL
Jersey City. June 28—Robert Wat
son, an official of the International
Reform Bureau, accompanied by five
Jersey City clergymen, appeared to
day in the Chancery Court befoix* Vice
Chancellor Stevenson in an efTort to
block the Dempsey-Carpentier fight
Sunday.
FIRE IMM SIGNALS
IS.BttMaro OH Co.
II.Carstene Cold Storap
14 .j. 4. Season Co, office
15 .Headquarters Saloon
II.Tbe Lobby
14 .....Pioneers Igloo
15 .«.Catholic Cburcfc
II.Polet’s residence
It.Yorkey's Cigar Store
41.opp. Webb’s Market
Engine House, Phone Main IT.
7 whistles water.I Ire oaf
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Albert Lundt and C. A. Ingraham,
your heirs, successors and assigns.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned has ex
pended in labor anl improvements dur
ing each of the years 1915, 1916 and
1920 the Sum of one hundred dollars
And In recording Declaration of In
tention during each of the years 1917.
1918, and 1919 the sum. of one dollar
and fifty cents upon each of the fol
lowing described pln.’er mining claims,
situated on Casa da T’aga River ajid
Spruce Creek respectively in the Coun
cil City Recording Precinct. Territory
of Alaska, to-wit:
Tbe Alliance claim, notice of loca
tion of w-.j ch is recorded in vol. 10 at
page 246 and the New Year claim, no
tice of location of which is recorded In
vol. 18 at page 192 of the Records of
der the provisions ot Section 2824 Re
vised Statute* of the United States,
and supplemental legislation.
And you Albert I.undt are hereby
required to contribute your proportion
of said expense, a* co-owner, on the
said “Alliance Claim” and you U. A.
Ingraham are. hereby required to con
tribute vour proportion of said expen
diture. as Co-owner, on the said "New
Year Claim” to the undersigned with
in ninety days after the final publica
tion of thi- notice or your interests in
wild claim will be forfeited and be
come the property of the undersigned,
vour co-owner as provided by said
section of the Revised Statutes.
Dated at Nome. Alaska. April 16. 1921.
VIRGINIA V. DICKENSON
By James M. Streeten.
Her Attorney in Fact.
Publish—April. 16. 2S. 80. May. 7. 14.
21. 28, June 4. 11. 18. 25. July 2. f. 1921.
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