THE NOME NUGGET
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CUVIM \k\vs uKiiAV rvwomtiti.i:
The Nugget has wired its correspondent to ascertain the reason for
the unosual delay in getting through its telegraphic service. He inter
viewed the officials ot the Signal Corps in Seattle and tva-a advised the
we were very lucky ir we got anything through Hie same day it was filed
in view of the conditions. The officials claimed that the messages were
promptly dispatched from Seattle but owing to the condition of the cable
it was iimpossible to set them through expeditiously. They promised,
however, that they would check up the relay stations along the line and
And out if any delay occurred in any of them, which is highly improbable.
r. S. tl.AIL AT ST.
MICHAEL BERN'S
In a telegram to the U. S. Mar
offioe Nome, Richard De
Pue. the U. 'S. Deputy Marshal in
■ barge at St. Michael, states that
the U. S. Jail at that place was de
stroyed by fire last Tuesday, the
contents, including one prisoner,
v/eie saved.. The origin of the fire
NORTHERN CHILI PARI/OR
SOON TO OPEN
The Northern Hot Tamale and
Chili Parlor will open for business
at the opening of navigation, on S«*c
ond Avenue West, near tin* Tele
phone Office.
Chop Suoy, Hot Tamales and Chill
Con Came will be served daily. The
place is to be conducted on strict
business principles and will he open
to the public.
A MENDKS, Proprietress.
PIONEER lfiLOO IJXDKIMiOBS
srm\<; rLEAN-n*
. Th.- Pioneers of Alaska have ren
ovated the Pioneer Igloo Hotel
throughout and is now in a spick
and span condition. Mrs. Jennie
Hanson.the popular landlady of thi
v,ell known resort, has left nothin^
undone to make the place attractive
and comfortable.
KIMVAHI) J. FOX, the Watch and
flock r^airer. has returned to Nome
ami will devote his entire time to
Watcii repairing, etc. Leave work
FOK SALE—No. 10 Itemi in;ton
visible typewriter, gome at #22.30.
good bargain. Inquire at \ugget
8 ct* a day will give you the Daih
Bulletin and Weekly Nugget.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING. C
PRESSING AND REPAIRING £
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE C
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Nome Tailoring Co. I
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Nome Sheet Metal Works
LOUIS Kl'RTH, Prop.
TIN, SHEET IRON AND
COPPER WORK ESPECIALTY
Patented Super-Heaters
OPPOSITE DREAM THEATRE
NORTH POLE BAKERY
ANVIL BAKERY
Bread 10c loaf straight
CHAS. CAVBY, Prop.
THURSDAY
;TELEGRAPHIC<
AMERICAN FLYERS Ml'CH
ENTERTAINER IN JAPAN
tertainment and praise, the United
Slates Army flyers left today for
Kusumigaura. announcing that they
are glad to return to work and the
.resumption of their flight. They
expect to spend four days overhaul
ing at Kasiimigaurn before their
departure for Kushimoto. Today’s
program of. entertainment was eon
eluded by an elaborate Japanese
iMnquet at the Maple Club. The
speakers included General Yasu
mitsu. chairman of the joint army
and navy reception committee, and
Ambassador Woods.
AMERICAN WAR YKSSKIX TO
PATROL < TUN \ SKA. FLIGHT
Tokyo. May 29 Thirteen Ended
States war vessels comprising tite
38th and the 13rd. Divisions of tlr
Asiatic Fleet’s Destroyer Squadron,
are taking up positions in China S- a
to patrol the coast during the flight
ol the American abound the world
flyers from Kagoshima to Shanghai.
PROMINKNT TA<'OMAN’S
liAND IN CALAROOSK
Seattle, May 27 —David W. Nad
eau. Russell K. Evans. Lawrence H.
l.ee and Warren L. Ridley, ail Ta
eomans. and more or less promin
ent in business and social affairs in
that city, were arrested and lodged
ir the King County Jail tonight,
pending their removal to Mount
Vernon for trial, on charges of hav
ing held ui) and robbed the Cana
dian Stale Rank at Anacortes of
$17.*)3l on April 17th.. this year,
after wounding \V. T. Odin, the
president of that institution.
POLITICAL I'PIIEAVAI.S
\ MONtl (JKRMAN FACTIONS
Berlin. May 28 The formation of
the Bmirgeoise Government found
ered today when the German Na
tional-: drafted an evasive resolu
tion wherein they declared their
readiness to cooperate with the mid
dle parties only on the condition
lfiat tin* selection of the cabinet be
i:iven precedence over the form illa
tion of policies. Extreme Nationals
formulated a program including the
• •lection of a new president, amnesty
for the Miuiich-Kupstrian revolts,
now on trial, for participants of the
revolution of l!* 1S. expulsion of all
Jews who have entered the country
since 1914. partial confiscation of
their property, the abolition "f the
right to change their names, and
place all Jews und *r special legisla
.ATTY. GEN. STONE RKCAIiLS
DAI G II KItn'S DK< TSION
General Stone today recalled the
decision handed down by former At
torney General Daugherty which
gave refunds of income taxes total
ing one hundred and thirty millions
to people of California, under the
IIONTS U1V CAUSES
CREATION' NEW OFFICE
Washington. May 28 The War
Department has announced that the
[formation of Adjusted Compensa
tion Branch of the Adjutant Gen
eral’s Office as a separate unit to
handle the work made necessary by
the enactment of the Bonus Law.
has been created with Adjutant
General. Major General Robert C.
Davis in charge.
DEATH LIST GROWS
FROM SOUTHERN TORNADO
New Orleans. May 28—The dead
in Monday’s and Tuesday’s tornado
in Mississippi and Alabama now tot
als 53. with one hundred twenty
five injured.
SALARIES 300,000 POSTAL
EMPLOYEES INCREASED
Washington. May 28—The Senate
has passed the Edge Bill providing
an increase of about sixty-five mil
lion in salaries to three hundred
thousand Postal employees through
out the country.
SENATORS DILL AND KING
FLAY HOOVER POLICY
Washington, May 28—Senatoi
Dili of Washington gave notice in
the Senate late yesterday that hf
v.ill introduce legislative action tc
•ondition the bill for establishing
Alaskan fishing reserves and re
strictions on the amount of ealmor
jtaken. Senator Dill came on the
(floor of the Senate to debate th<
matter, but the vote was deferred
when Senator Kin* of I'tah said he
d* sired an opportunity to discuss it.
Senator Kim? charged that Secre
tary Hoover had given lie. uses for
-aimon fisheries t<* the monopolies,
adding “l am informed that he has
already issued licenses for the oom
< HANCKI.MW >L\K\ f'H.lltfiKU
TO FORM XKW < ’AIIINKT
Berlin. May 27 —President Rbert
tonight chared Chancellor Marx,
who resigned yesterday, to resume
n« gotiations with the Rourgeoise
parties for the purpose of forming
i:\-sK\\vn>K rkykriik;*: to
\O.MI\ATK COOMDftK
Washing!("I. May 2s Kx-Senator
Beveridge <•! Indiana has been ask
ed to plan* President Calvin Coo
lidge in nomination at the Republi
can Nation;. Convention at Cleve
SAMl) ROOM SKKS
TWO TILUiUlilKS
room of the Agnev
fashionable Oakland
Mrs. Virginia Clat
wife was found sh<
district, whore
the banker’s
March. Thomas Orrel, a painter,
. at. his throat this afternoon, writ
ing his nann in his own blood on
the walls. Phy-:cians, however.
!;,\1H»1J.KTTF MAY RVV
ON INDKPFVPKNT TICKKT
announced tha
Republican
demonstrsit*
Washington. .Mu 2s -Intimate
friends of Senator Robert M. Ra
il:.- Senator will try for the Presi
dency on a third party ticket. They
assert that the split in the ranks of
1 lie Railroad Rrotherhoo.l. occasion
• <i by President Sion. of that or
ganization, having declared against
McAdo". brings on Senator RaFol
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC
PROCLAMATION
day upon which w < m.i.v display
honor to the Nation's heroic dead hv
'decorating the graves of our de
! parted soldiers and sailors;
NOW . THEREFORE. 1. Oo. S.
j Maynard, Mayor of the Municipality
| oi N"ine. do hen hy proclaim as a
jl.gal holiday. Friday. May 30th.. to
I h. devoted by our citizens to the
| cestoms srnd observances of Memor
jisl Day. All citizens are hereby re
quested to lay aside for the day
their usual duties and join together
•in offering fitting tribute to those
! who died in the Nation’s service.
Given at Nome. Alaska, this 28th.
day of May. Ifl2t.
GEO. S. MAYNARD
I Attest: E. GRIMM. City Clerk.
ANNAPOLIS STUDENT
VICTIM OF HAZING
Annapolis. May 30—Midshipman
L. E. Smith from Kent. Ohio was
killed last Right by being thrown
overboard from the sea wall at the
United States Naval Academy by his
class mates in their annual frolic.
COOLIDGK SIGN'S
APPROPRIATION BILI
Washington. May 30—Presidenl
Coolidge signed a bill appropriating
seventy million dollars for the De
partment of State and the Depart
ntent of Commerce and I^abor foi
‘expenses of the fiscal year beginning
i July first.
| FORMER GERMAN FREIGHTER
! TO CARRY REINDEER MRA1
Seattle. May 30—The motorshi;
Apolo. formerly a German freighte:
being e/jnipp^ to carry reindeer
meat from Nome to thi3 port. Am
pie refrigerator space is being la
stalled. She Is scheduled to e.al
for Nome June twentieth and wil
bring ©even hundred tons oJ coal t
Nome on her first trip.
< HAMItEK rOMMKIM K
n)M,K.\TI I.ATK OFFII I \GS
Seattle. May 30 -Messages of con
gialulatiou to Governor 15or:♦* and
the Mayor of Ketchikan were filed
this afternoon by the Alaska Com
mittee of rho Seattle Chamber of
Commerce f<. mark the opening of
the first unit of the Alaska Cable.
i:ni FI.KCTS 1'L.W HAVOC
TRANSATLANTIC CARLES
New York. May 29—Hum fleets
rancihor»*d along the New Jersey and
Gong Island coasts ur* playing havoc
.with submarine rabies to such an
extent that the Trans-Atlantic cable
companies have protested to the
Treasury Department at Washing
ASSISTANT SECRET AKY OF
TREASURY APPOINTED
Washington, May 28— Charles S. ■
Pewey, vice-president of the North-,
ern Trust. Company of Chicago, has ■
b» en appointed Assistant Secretary i
of the Treasury.
PH FI.A N WILL SUPPORT
McADOO IV NEW YORK
Sau Francisco. May 28 —James I).
1 helan. former Senator from Cali
fornia and several times Mayor of
San Francisco has announced that
lo- will support William G. McAdoo
i! the nomination for the Presiden
cy in New York at the coming Con
Gioi!s Club <*f Tacoma, and Wn
G. Kidley. Nadeau's broth* r-in
vere picked out of the eight
non who participat
IUTGEK III 1.1. PASSES HOY’SE
Washington. May 30—The House
last, night passed the Butler Hill ap
propriating one hundred and eleven
million for the alteration of six bat
tleships and the « , wist ruction of
i ooii i;rs!ii:i> to
STAIIMM. |S|, \ \ IH'IIvS
(In., rr| < * u 11 «»i* Algonquin ha been
rhf starring inhabitants tln-re.
N VIION.WJST KLKlTKIf
l*KKSII>K.\T IIKH IIST\(i
Ufflin. May 30—Herr Wailroff. a I
Prominent Nationali-t. \\ i~ ,• I• i• • ■ 1 '
\ M TOISIA I*ASKKMIKK
j.ist s\ti i;imv
pendent for a passenger list of the
.-ii in time for publication in the
Weekly Nugget on Saturday
|M>|SV AltltlVKS AT I’KKIVd
Peking:. May noth — Doisy, the
French aviator arrived from Shang
hai after a non-stop flight of six
hundred miles.
1
After Every Meal
WRIGLEYS
Top off each meal
with a bll of
sweet In the form
of WRIGLEVS.
It satisfies the
sweet tooth and
aids digestion.
Pleasure and
benefit combined.
“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
i a package the
World Over”
MUNITION IMMI'S KVri.OM
KILLING MAVT
Bucharest. May 1o Many were
killed and injur, d and ihe royal
families i' Koumania and Greece
barely escaped with their lives when
artillery munition dumps near here
commenced to explode The explos
ions have continued sine- Wednea
.IAPANKSK I'lCOTkST ON
KXIU'SION IS I OI.’WAKOKD
Tokyo, May 2ft Foreign Minister
Mit.su yesterday ask«*d for and ob
tained the consent of the F’rii.< • Re
tt- nt to the forwarding of Japan's
protest against ih>- American enact
ment of the immigration bill barr
ing Japanese from entrance into tho
United States. The proceeding wan
extraordinary and is interpreted as
an indication that unusual import
ance was attached to the document.
The protest was placed on the cables
for transmission to Ambassador
Hanihara shortly after the Foreign
M*nister had left the Imperial Pal
ace Ambassador Hanihara will de
liver the protest to Secretary of
State Charles Kvan Huehes.
JAI'ANKSK I.K4 CATION
RKCKIVKS I'RIVTKNT
Washington. May .10 The Japan
gtation law lias been received at the
I. iration. but because of its length
it will be some time before it is pre
sented to the State Demtrtment.
m:\v would court
PLAN RFFORF SFVATK
Washington. May 2ft—A plan for
American adherence to tie* World
Court, only upon condition of the
divorcing .-t' that tribunal from tho
I • ague of Nations, was laid before
the Senate yesterday by Senator
Pepper of Pennsylvania, its author,
who asks the recommendation of tho
Republican majority to th• • Senate
Foreign Relations Committee for
American participation.
mil NS, DEPARTING. T< IOK
IMPORTANT PAPERS. CHARGE
Washington. May 2$—Charges
that confidential reports on the Mex
ican Revolutionary activities were
taken from til-- files of the Depa.Tt
ment of Justice by W iliam .1 Burns
when he resigned as chief of the
Bureau of Investigate.n. were made
yesterday before Lie- Wheeler
Bronkhurt Commi'.
NOTICE or rop.l 1TTVP.E
tors, .uiministrator-. heirs and as
Vou are hereby notified that the
undersigned as e->- wncr hns ex
pended during each of the following
y nrs 1010, 1011. 1012. 1012. 1014,
mi.-., min. 1017. ion. ioio. 1020,
Hundred Dollars ($100.on> ir, work,
labor and improvements on each of
the following Quartz claims known
Idaho recorded in volume IBS. at
page 12$:
Idaho Vo. 1. recorded in volume
Idaho Vo. 2. recorded in volume
165. at page 161:
Idaho Vo. 2. recorded in volume
194. at page 2 24;
Sea Oull. recorded in volume 157,
Sea Hull Vo. 1, recorded in vol
Sea Gull Vo. 2. recorded iu vol
utin* 165. at page 160;
Sea Gull Vo. 3. recorded in vol
ume 194 at page 325;
Eskimo Chief No. 1. recorded in
volume 199 at page 157;
Eskimo Chief No. 2. recorded in
volume 165, at page 162;
Eskimo Chief No. 3. recorded in
volume 157 at page 162:
All the above claims are situated
about one quarter mile east of Bluff,
Alaska, notices of location are re
corded In the old Monumental Re
cords which are now of record in
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District at Nome. Territory of
Alaska. That said work on the
above mentioned claims was per
formed as provided by Section 2324
of the Revised Statnets of the Unit
ed States and Supplemental Legisla
tion. for the puroose of holding said
claims.
And you are hereby required to
contribute >our proper#on of such
expenditure according to your Inter
est in said claims to the undersigned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninety tfctys after the service of tVs
' *iee on you ny pw.bUcatl(\n thereof,
or your Interest ir. said claims will
become borfeited autl vest in the :m
dersigned as pqprMed by the satJ
statute.
CHAS. i! BEGAN,
CO-Owae-.
FuWieh Mart* !2, 29, April 5, II.
19. ;p. »Ja? 3, 10, 37, 24, 31, an*
Jana 7. 14, 1924.