MONDAY
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V. S. ARMY PLANES
arrive safe at attu
r.oniova.'Nlpy 10(h --Ttfo U._■$.,]
A*niy.,.foupd &be wuil.j plauca w^icht,
took off for.Attu, suceeifcifuJl/ mAd<*
the,, flight . in elev< n hofrrs. air 1
cruisers Chicago, Boston and Nf-'w
Orleans arriving there ut nine
o’clock Friday night according to a <
.w.itfeiess message received hen-.
editor Thompson
KFmiKNINU FAIItliWES
Seattle, M-ay. 12—W. F. Tho/tt-p#Ou
editor of the Fairbanks News-NUnt-i.
has completely recovered from
ailment of which he has .h * n
ing for several years >tnd /ailing
on the steamer Alaska immediately
for his home town. Editor Thomp
son states that the Xruy d;d the
MOKE OELEGATE I OK
PIIESIOEXT OOOLIDtiE
T’rovo. May 12—-Fourteen delegates j
were selected by acclamation at the '
■Republican State (’invention here to
represent Idaho and Nevada, the
convention instructed its delegates j
to vote for Coolidge.
PLANE AND MEN LEAVE FRISCO J
TO GO OX REAR IN SKARt II
FOR MARTIN
Sa?i Francisco, May 10 I.ieuten
loft here today for Seattle in an j
army plane to aid in search for!
Major Martin, the missing leader of '
the Army round the world flight and
his mechanic. Sergeant Harvey
and Cooper will go North from Seat- j
tie on the IT. S. Coast Guard Cutter j
Bear taking a light Curtiss .IN six i
plane with them.
JAPANESE EXCLUSION
PROVISION EFFECTIVE
ON JULY FIRST
Washington, May 10— As original
ly filed the Japan<- exclusion pro
vision in the immigration hill will
become effective July 1st, the new
arrangement was received today by
the house and Senate Conferees.
AVI-3/1, KNOWN MINING
ENGINEER HH'M) READ
San Francisco, May 12—Harry
Beoohwood, a well known mining
engineer, was found dead in a rich
ly furnished but unoccupied apart
ment adjoining that of his wife
from whom he was recently .separa
ted; Mrs. Beech wood at the same
time was found lying in a danger
ously ill condition ill condition in an
adjoining, room.
TAMMANY (HIKFH ESTATE
WORTH HALF Mild JON
/
New York. May 12—Oha*. F. Mur
phy, late Tammany Chief, left an
estate valued at half a million dol
lars which was bequeathed to his
widow, sister, nephew and nieces,
WIFE OF HHirTY WORK
DIED HIDING IN AUTO
Washington, May 12—Mrs. Work,
wife of Secretary of the Interior
Work, died while riding in an auto
mobile, Saturday afternoon.
ANOTHER WORM) ARMS
CONFERENCE TABOO HD
Washington, May 12—President,
Calvin Coolidge sees no prospect of|
holding another World Arms Con
ference this year, it was announced !
at the White House Saturday after
SF.NATOK WHEELER TAKKN
STAND IN OWN BEHALF
Washington. May 10th—Senator
Wheeler taking the stand in his own
bthalf denied before the Borah Com
mittee investigating his indictment
by a Montana grand jury, that he
•ever practised before the Depart
ment of Interior.
NAVY'S OIL DISTRICTS
TO BE PROTECTED
Washington. May 12—Commander
H. A. Stuart and Lieutenant I. F.
Ijandis are proceeding on order of
Secretary Wilbur to the California
end Wyoming oil districts-to pro
tect the Navy's interests. •
D, 8. UDUNA SAIIB FROM
SAN FRANCISCO MAY B4tli
Private advices received in Nome
today, state that the Alaska Steam
ship Oduna sails from San Francisco
May J Kli lor Xn
iril WENT OUT ,)T XKX.\>'A
i'aiibanks, Alaska, May lltS-—TJlp,
. \Ven? ;eiit of the Nenana rivor‘aT
Vr. 11th. the winners
cf the- ico-pool \vert5 T. J. Walsh, of
Anchorage/ Charleir Mattson. of Fair
Mann. Margarpt Hanot
arjIh A*-.'<irant oTNVnaiia.*
WALL PAI'JCK \LMOKT •
GIVEN AWAY
MAJOR .'! K . ! . .'.Mi I>IHUT.
HAlfVl'V roi.Nli UNINJURED
AT FORT MOIJiK.lt
.■f'-rrin- May 11 —Major Martin,
lefi'd r i i the L'uuited States Round
' V." rid' flight, and Lieut-. Harvey, i
t! t •'•isstn.g airim-j? . -of air cruiser
Sent tie. were found uninjured, a1:,
Fort Moller. near where their ;»lape
struck.April 30th. an hour an a half
alter their deparuu u pfront .Clngnik
-.her: the" p’Lt:: »rushed in fog a
total‘wreck. I; is reported that
Major Martin suffered great hard
ships. They arrlvetL May 7th at a*
trappers cabin. southwest point, of
Port Moller. having, been found yes
Seattl * May 11— Lieut. Rankin j
who took Might from San Francisco i
Saturday morning for Seattle • to ;
.-l arch for Martin arrived last even- j
ing after having made tin- flight i
with only one stop at Eugene for i
fuel.
Washington. May 11—Sailing via.
Pearl Harbor, the roast Guard rut-I
ter Algminuin. is proceeding to Port !
Moller. t• • pick up Major Martin i
,.d Lieut. Harvey.
I ITT HR REAR ARRIVED
SEATTLE MAY 1«Mli—WILL
CARRY BARTLETT NORTH
Seattle. May 11 The Cutter Ih-.tr.
Rering Sea. Patrol boat, arrived to- !
night, Captain C. S. Cochran in j
command. The Hear will carry j
north Captain Bartlett, famous An - I
tic explorer, who rrived in Seattle
the. eighth of May. Bartlett eoe* !
north to map the Route for the 1 ;>L'j
Polar flight of the dirigible Sh<-n- i
andoah.
Seattle May 11 Captain Hart N il.
said ir lilt- dirigible Shenandoah's
flight is not staged as now planned
hr will have a ship built of Douglas
Ur in Seattle, and drift co-ross that
uncharted expanse; an! if the
Shenandoah's trip is gone through
with as now planned, he will make
that trip the following yenr.
LAYING OF NEW
ALASKA FABLE BEGIN
Seattle May 11—The actual lay
f 1.4 of the new Alaska cable was
started this afternoon by the depar
ture of the steamer Dellwood pay
ing out the cable as she proceeded
i(• sea from Pier 5.
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. . .Opposite Recorders Office
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Cor. 3rd. Ave. t Lanes Way
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TUESDAY
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MrSl ILUA^. HI^B( TED . t
ItBPL'IlLICAX NATM-COV
Seattle! May 12- John.S. ‘M$ a$il £V.
was elected ;n the rec.tnt Primaries
as Dtdogat’d to the Republican Na-.
tiotfal Convention from ^\’a«hington
KiiiiiS wlit:, tukx ,sririi>KJ*.
Seattle, 'May 12—Because she
would ifot suiipoi ■ his opposition to
the 'marring of their 1 f»-year-old
daughter, already married to John
Fisher, aged 30, H.. I). Swar.tW'ood,
of*'this city shot'and killed h:- wife,
uml then turned the pistol upon him
self. tailing his own life.
HOTTEST I>AY IX
u istoi : v < >v s»-: vl'tTiF
• ‘Seattle, May' 13 Yesterday after
noon t.h thenn 'Mi-o, - registered
test day in tin- month of May ever
MAY .YliANk.A < AU1 Ji KKACII
KETCHIKAN I1Y ML1Y 17th.
Seattle, May 13 The Cable-ship
Iielwood had one hundred miles of
yesterday, and expects to reach Tro
ee.de.u. ih.' anchor point, near Ket
chikan, by May 17th.
I'KKN( H \YOILi<l> TI.YKIt
llMA< !!r!» t 11!' \ SUNDAY
Paris. May 1’. According to ad
vices reaching here. Captain Dusey,
the French round the world flyer,
Sunday. May 11th.
mtlTISII AIK MIMSTKY SKNDH
COY<JILATTI*ATIOXK, MART IX
London, .May 1 2 - The British Air
Ministry yeetc.rday sent congratula
tions to the American Kmbassy hero
noon receipt of the news from Wash
ingtoti that Major Martin, It. S.
round the w ild fl> -r and party had
been found.
MAIi'rj.N AND H.MIVKV
OllDKltKI) WASHINGTON. l>. < .
False Pass. Alaska. May 13 -—Ma
.ini* Martin and Lieutenant Harvey, i
the two United Stad.es Army round I
the world flyers reeently found after!
crashing; into a mountain in a fog
and totally wrecking their plain .
vIII leave today on the Pacific Am
<’a Uterine I)., proceeding direct to
!'• Hi turbo m, Washington.
Washington, May 13 Major Mar-j
tin and Lieutenant Harvey have j
been ordered to Washington, It ..!
from Port Moller. Alaska.
MAIiTIN AMI HAKVKY
TO ItH-IOIN (•'I.YKItKI
Washington. May 12- Major Ma• - j
tin and Lieut. Harvey of Lite U. K. j
round the world flyers, despite their j
mishap in the Aleutian rang* wall j
rejoin the other three so Pir suceecs
fui planes of flight somewhere inj
Japan or India, the War Department j
announced today. An air cruiser f--r
their use in the remaining flight is «
to be shipped to the. Far Fast. Mar
tin and Harvey wilL come to the
Capitol before proceeding to join j
the other world flyers.
Mlt.H. MAIUTN TO PRFVKVT I
uioi: n:i>vi i.i.yixg i
Sun Diego, May 12—Mrs. Martin
wife of Major Martin, the leader of
the Army tv-und the world flyers,
declares that the Major will not
r< join flight in Asia as proposed if
she can prevent it.
STIfcAX DKD AVIATORS
DRPART FOR BHLLINGHAM
Bellingham, May 13—The power
vessel Catherine D with Major Mar
tin and Lieut. Harvey aboard depart
ed for Bellingham via. Ketchikan
ar.d Nanaimo last midnight.
IICH'SK POSTPONES ACTION'
JAP. KXCLl’SION BILL
Washington, May 12—The House
took up the Conference Report on
the Japanese exclusion bill bnt post
poned act on until Thursday. The
House also passed a resolution re
funding- two million dollars that
Hungary owes the United States for
food supplies.
WXTRA ! EXTRA !
Washington, May 13—President
CooUdge’a wife Is attending a Citcus
tlus afternoon.
MK.Wre SUSTAIN Sii> (XX>!ilJKirV.S
VKTO PENSION llll<L
\\ ashington, May 13-r—President
Coolidjre’s veto of th.o. IJursum Pen
s'r.n Hill was sustained today by
1KK\C/H FliYKK M.Uil.VO -•
EXCELLENT l.’ItCKiKKSS
Shanghai. May J-3 Lieut. Do-sly.
thi- French flyer, flying from , Paris
t ) Tokio has arrived at Hanoi,
French IndorCKina from Saigon
Cochin.. China.
lim nliK'AXS RKTAI\BI>
CONTROL TAX HILL
V. .L-shingtoJi, May 1." - U6publi
r:onf'>r*‘nrc* on Tax -Reduction Bill
Ihrough the appointment today by
’he Senate of three Republicans and
two ‘ Democrats, the satin* ratio as
FI.MOTT <tOMMi:\TS ON ltW’KNT
BUTLER bMLUWTION
w Y«-rk, Professor Elliot, pres.
in* cling on tin* r"i't*nt wet declar;..
tiou of [>r. Nicholas Murry Butler,
president of Columbia University,
averted ’neither the Republican < r
Democratic party would dan , much i
I.--S 1h* compelled, to spike a wet
plank in the Presidential Campaign |
PREMIER POIV \I?H
WILL RETIRE JUNK 11 h j
Paris, May 13- Interpreting th !
•• -^nt election results as a repcJia
r.u.,..are announced that he wi” n - ;
■ a June f urth.
Si x VAT SKX REPORTER BEAR
Changhai. May 13— Sun Yat Sen j
i re ported de-ad, having succumbed ,
j
Ml>\AIU II 1ST DEMONSTRATION
STA(IKI) BY l.l!l>K\IKmn* ,
ICKHUI/rs DEATH KBEAMS
Berlin, May 13 Gen. LudendoriT j
thousand to the hall which is th
headquarters of the German Com- (
i:i musts, and staged a Monarch is. j
Demonstration which resulted in a '
sei|us-! of the killing of eleven Com
munist^ at the nearby town -f Bo- ;
PRESIDENT AM» PREMIER
FUANTK MAY kimgn
Paris, May 13—Tn the Parlian
huIt. it is considered as not unlikely
that. both Premier Poincare :i:u1
Piesidenl Millorand may resign.
WEDNESDAY
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NO IHJhUflTiN ISSUED
WEDNESDAY
ACCOUNT SHORTAGE NEWS
THURSDAY
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CONOR KHW AOJUQKH TO AIMOURN
.ii:xk hevknth
Washington. May 15—An agree
ment vhr reached today between
the I Ions** and Senate leaders of
both parties in a conference with
President Coolidge that Congress
would adjourn on June 7th.
COOIJlMiE STll/l. WORKING TO
DKIAY JAPANESE EXCLUSION
Washington. May 15—•Secretary
Hughes gave it t.> the Press that
President Coolidge was in confer
ence with the leaders of both parties
in an endeavor to delay the opera
tion of the expulsion treaty as far ft*
it affects the Japanese in order to
permit him time to arrange the mat
ter diplomatically. Those present at
the conference refused to commit
themselves as to the proceedings
that took place.
rOOMIKiK TO VETO
S<H«1HEUS BONIS HtlJi
Washington, May 14—The veto
by lYesidetit Caolidfo of the Sold
iers Bonus Bill will bo sent to Con
gress tomorrow. The House will be
•he first body to act on the veto,
they haring absolute assurance of
the necessary two thirds rotes to
pass the bill over the veto.
( <i*V(»RKSH iirirl SKiS
COOMDCK EXTENSION
Honolulu, May 15:—It was learn< <1
h- re today that President Coolidge
aid ‘Secretary Hughes worn
to block the will nf Congress in
dng the Japanese exclusion clause
take effect on July first. The Presi
dent and Secretary wanted the «x
t nsion in .,'rder to n gufm*
treaty with Tokyo.
, WIIJilK HOPPE PLAYS
EXHIBITION GAME
Willie Hoppe Is playing an »-*hib -
tion game of billiards with Jake
Schaefer at Wright’s Billiard Hall,
lie demonstrated to an Examiner
(anieraiuan yesterday how ft* mad'
some difficult shots Schafer ■ ;
in the lead of Hoppe.
DEMPSEY WON'T FIGHT \F/ •HO
New York, May 15 -Dumps.-., ’
manager and many friends hold '• .
for him to fight Firpo would dam- ,
age hi* future.
BllJ.Y SUNDAY j
I>A NGEHOUSL Y ILL
Memphis. May 14—Billy Sunday,
who was taken dangerously ill here,
is now being rushed by special train
to the Mayo Brothers at Rochester.
Minn, to b< operated upon.
MISS. HAHN'OTTO LOBES
i.v circuit court j
San Francisco, May IT. The Unit-!
• . States Circuit Court of Appeals
today reversed ;• iudsrnmn? awarding)
Wells Fargo National Bank, and j
Fred G. Noyes, receiver of the Wash* |
ington Alaska Bank of Fairbanks, j
mil dismissed the case.
Mc!*AKE\ STARTS
FOIL < AM.ITT A i
Allaehad. India, May 15 Mc
I.aren. the British aviator, arrived
last night, from Nasinabad and v/i.!
>: p off today for t' i e la.
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
IN IiOS ANGELES j
Seattle. May 15— An Alaskan ar-j
riving from Los Angeles today r •- j
ports that, there an* sixteen hundred [
cases of smallpox in th*- Southern j
California metropolis.
< OVGKKHSMA N LANGLEY
HMIXIl <«1 II.J'V WHISKEY 1
TUANS \< TION IN
Covington. May I:: — A jury in the!
Fod< -rai Court here last night found
Congressman Langley of Kcn-tucky,
guilty of conspiracy m connect: .n j
with whiskey Iran.-.urtions in 192!.
I'ORM.KK KAISER A\I» WIFE
LEAVE DOOIIX TODAY !
Now York. May 1 Former Kai-j
si r Wilhelm ami wife loft l>oorn to- J
da> for 'Saafor. Silesia. ostensibly to,
spend their vacstv 1 with Hermine's j
children. accord ns to a wireless ro- !
port broadrusted from N'auon. (Jot
many, aoid picked up by tho Now »
York World.
MKTHOItlSTS WON’T REMARRY
DIVORt kl) I'KUSON.ij
Springfield. Mass.. May 15—Tho J
Methodist General Conference here
today sustained the law that 1m« ■
been followed in the church»*< »e-,
fusing to remarry divorced persons, j
13 DESTROYERS ASSIGNED
'fO COAST UUAKII >
Washington. May 15th—Thirteen
additional destroyers were turned
over to the Coast Guard this after-1
noon by Secretary of the Navy Wil
bur to he used in com batting rum;
runners. These boats make a total j
o twenty released by the Navy for
that purpose. Five of tho boats are
one thousand ton draft and the re
maining eight are eight hundred
and fifty tons.
NAVAL Ft' Kl. SCAN PA l.<> I SLY
DISSIPATED. CHARGE
Washington. May I t Practically
al» of the Naval fuel resources have
been leased to private interests, ac
cording to tlie testimony of the As*
sistant Secretary of tho Interior
Finney before the Senate OH Inves
tigation Committee. He also testi
fied that the Standard Oil and the
Sinclair •interests controlled the out
put of Salt Creek Field, adjoining
Teapot Pome.
OA1TAIN AND CREW
DROWNED AWAITING
AMERICAN AVIATORS
Tokyo, May 14—The Captain and
crew of a Japanese vessel, acting as
I
'< the Am
washed
'• • 1 " T - Llsborn Mer
• ■ - • r'M •? Pr >bation
R fen * * th" Juvenile
drowned r day while
•• Pi'--- \Vii> n«rfon
| were filed h thim
prisoned on
Mr<V>HMA4 K HUflS FIGHT
IVHKRITAXn? TAX
Chicago. May 15 — The heirs of th°
:nventr»r of the M Cormtck Reaper
are presenting a sol'd front to pre
vent the collection of an inheritance
tax amounting to a million and a
! wAvrri) vr once
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PATENT APPLICATION NOTICE
M. H. im Serial
IN THE UNITED STATES LAND
OFFICE AT NOME. ALASKA
NOTICE IS HERE TV GIVEN that
Wvnnifred H. Rank who^e Pos* Office
arid i- N'om*-, Alaska, ha* mado
application in Uv United States Land
Office at Nome, Territory of Alaska,
for a patent for *b. Albatron Pla
cer Mining Claim attuafo on the nm
dra ahou-r ".'4 mitas w.-sterly from
th«* mouth of Sunk*- River, and am
the shore of Beriuc Sea, n Cape
Nome Record :n« District. Second
within *h** Nome Lard District. and
designated by the Surveyor General
<>■* t.h» Territory of Alaska iv* Mineral
dories of which. »s -set forth ia rh«
Pint .and Field Not.** now on Qlo,
Oftpinnios: alt Cor l of this
claim sad Survey. being tdtvrf 1
<*al with Cor l Bn-rke-'v Associa
tion Claim. Sur. 5J2. ;► fir jHVtt,
4 ins. ?u . 2 ft. above ground. iji
earth mo and, scribed 1 B-518,
1 -11*55 A. whfince V. ?. Locatlot
Monument No SI2 b-ur# N A?
dn*. 3* min. W 4427.5 ft.;
tbencn B 66 d~.c. 59 uj;». R 697
fr. fo Cor. No. 2: thence S \g
ri-eg. 12 rain. W. 1360 ft. tc Cor
3 not. «.ft and from which point
a witness roniM, a gra-ni/e sfohw
scribed W C ft -1 ft 5 5 A. tvrarfrtS
X. IS de». 12 m:n. E. ;s 162.6
ft. distant; thence N. 71 dee. 54
miu. W.. from true Corner. 451X1
on linn* 2-3 Reindeer Planer. Sur.
1318, and from which unset Cor.
No. 4. a witness Comer to Cor.
No. 3 Sut*. 1318. and to Cor. No. *♦
this Survey, being a fir potft 4
inn. sq.. 2 ft. above ground, 1a
uarth mound. Scribed W C 3-1311,
4-1355 A be*r* N. 19 deg. 48 ala.
E. 41.8 ft. distant; thence from
true Cor. 4 N. 19 deg. 48 mla.
| K. alone line 3-2 Retndee.r Placer.
! Bur. 1319. U d'faveiBco of 162.6 ft.
I to Cor. No. 5. Identical with Cor.
! 2. Sur. 1318 and Cor. 2 Burke's
! Association. Sur. 512. being a
Hr post 2 ft. above ground. 4 ins.
; sq . scribed 2-1318. 2 R-512. 5
| 13 55 A. in earth mound; thMiee
j ?-l Burke's Association 1262.5 t »
Cor. 1 and place «f beginning.
If. S. Location Monument to
which this claim is tied in a lime
stone 15 iba. above ground, mailt -
ort V. S. I... AT. 512. with cross
( i- 1 on top surface, and is 2009
ft. northerly from shore of Ber
ing Sea. 4.5 miles north west e*4y
from mouth of Snake River and
is in Latitude 64 tie*. 32 min. N..
Longitude 165 deg. 38 min. W.
The Location notices of said
Albatross Placer raining ehUm
being recorded in Recorder's of
fice for said Cape Nome Record
ing District as follows: Original
location at page 257 of Vol. 158;
Amended location, page 332 of
The adjoining da Iras are; On
north, California Association, un
stfrveyed; on the eaet. North Star
Placer, unaftrveyad. Andrew Kos
ki. claimant; on the west. Rein
deer Praccr. Survey 1318 aad
Burke’s Association, Survey 512.
eta i manta unkoown
JOUN SUNDRACK.
Publish April 19. 26. May 3. 19.
17. 24. 31, June 7. 14. 1924.