MONDAY
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ITINERARY OF FLEET
TO BE MODIFIED
Washington. March 31—The itin
erary of the fleet will be modified so
as a shorter distance may be given
the Army round the world airplane
flight by the Navy. Rear Admiral
Eberle announced last night.
FORMER KAISER WANTS
HIS C ASTLES RACK
Berlin. March 31—The former
Kaiser of Germany has sued th.
Prussian Government for sixty es
tates, thirteen castles and several
big forests, which have an estimated
value of one hundred million dollars.
liOSK LIVES
IN Yl'KON MINE
Blue,field, W. Va.. March 31—26
persons lost their lives in an explo
sion in the Yukon Mine in Bluefleld.
West Virginia, last Saturday, ac
cording to a dispatch received this
M'LAREXS PLANE BEING
REPAIRED IN ROME
Rome, March 31—Repairs to Mc
Laren *6 plane, which is making an
attempt to fly around the world for
the British Army, and who arrived
in Rome last Friday, will be com
pleted by today and the British avi
ator will resume his flight toward
Brindisi.
DAUGHERTY INQUIRY IN DOUIST
Washington. March 31—While a
drive is being made in the Senate
to force the retirement of Secretary
Mellon from the Cabinet, the resig
nation of Attorney General Daug
herty has cast some doubt over the
future course of the Special inquiry
in the latter's conduct while a mem
ber of the Cabinet.
HEAVY liOSH LIFE AND
PROPERTY IN TORNADO
Kansas City, March 31st—Nine
people were killed and 76 injured
with a heavy property loss was the
toll of a tornado and wind storms
which swept parts of Oklahoma.
Kansas, Texas, Missouri and Illinois
last Saturday evening.
RIG AERIAL AND MILITARY
MEET AT SEATTLE
Seattle March 31 A fleet of 40
planes gave a big aerial military
exhibition over Sand Point field in
Seattle last Saturday afternoon in
celebration of the hop off this week
of the Army round the world fliers.
A great military land program in
connection with the aerial exhibi
tion was also given at the University
Stadium.
FIRE DESTROYS SEVEN
BUILDINGS IN KETCHIKAN
Ketchikan. March 31—(Delayed)
Seven buildings, including two de
partment stores and the Ketchikan
Spruce Mills were destroyed by Are
la«t Friday night with a loss of j
$150,000. The Are started in the j
Rivilla Hotel, which is said to be j
•oi.e of the best hotels in Alaska, the (
fire destroyed the Rivilla and Mayer
'Brothers Jewelry store and Joseph
Maynes Clothing store, the Arcade |
Restaurant and several smaller con-;
KING COUNTY REPUBLICANS
MEET SATURDAY
Seattle. March 31st—The King
•County Republican Convention met
in Seattle last Saturday.
ESTATE OF WILSON
VALUED AT 9250,000
Washington. March 31—The es
tate of the late Woodrow Wilson is
•valued at $250,000 in a petition Aled
for probate of his Will last Saturday
"by Mrs. Wilson.
KING GETS BADLY SHAKEN
Naples March 31—King Emanuel
was badly shaken up by the derail
ment of the train on which he was
a passenger from Rome to Naples.
ROBERT SOMMERS NAMED
IN APPOINTMENT
Juneau, March 31—Robert J.
Sommers, former Surveyor General
of Alaska, and wtell known in Nome,
having resided in the latter plaee
for some time, has been named an
engineer member of the Torritortal
Highway Commission.
KEN ATE OIL COMMITTEE
A7JOURN8 UNTJl
Washington, March 2S - The Sen
ate Oil Committee .adjourned until
next Tuesday, and Sinclair’# indict
ment has been asked of the Federal
Grand Jury in the District of Colum
bia.
AVIATORS CRASH TO EARTH
NBA It Ll< ENTEI1
Seattle, March 29—Hound to Seat
tie from Vancouver Barracks, th<
airplane piloted by Lieut. Walter C
Case. carrying Technical Sergeant
Walter Bealy, was tound badly dam
aged in a field near Lacenter, Wash
ington. last Saturday evening, thr
ocupants were uninjured.
Editor’s Note The Lieut. Case
mentioned in the above dispatch in
piobaly the Walter Case who at the
time the Army airplanes made the
trip from New York to Nome was
employed to put the binding field
in condition at Ft. I>avis for the
fliers at that time. Mr. Case went
(during the war and it is possible
that this is the same man.
SAYS MELLON' HOLDS
.ion ILLEGALLY
D.Miller.Attorney General Daugher
McKellar offered a resolution pro
posing ttie* investigation by the Sen
late Judiciary Committee of charges
(that Secretary Mellon was holding
I office illegally because of his bosi
TUESDAYI
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< OOLIDK, LAPOLIJ3TTK
ONLY CONTESTANTS FOR
WISCONSIN DELEGATION
I Washington, April 1st.,—Prosl
(dtnt Coolidge and Senator LaFoI
I lette will be the only candidates in
; the contest for the Wisconsin Dele
j KING COI NTY liKITHUCANS
INDORSE COOLIDGE
Seattle. April 1—King County Re
I publicans in convention in Seattle,
I indorsed President Coolidge for
INVESTIGATING FALL
FOR TAKING Rt'ti
j Washington. Anil 1 Senator Dill
!i- investigating the charge that for
I mer Secretary of the Interior Fall
(removed a $735 rug from the Inter
ior Department office to his Three
Rivers Ranch in New Mexico.
MOVEMENTS OF FLYERS
TO BE BROADCASTED
Seattle, April 1—Major Martin an
nounced the completion of an Army
circuit for Alaskan stations to daily
broadcast information respccti^r
the movement of the round the
world flyers and tfie weathr condi
tions. The Air Circus which was
staged last Saturday in Seattle net
ted four thousand dollars for the
Army Relief Society.
FLYERS WILL HOP
OFF TOMORROW
Seattle, Aphil 1—Major Martin an
nounced that the flyers will Ret
away Wednesday morning if the
weather is favorable. The United
States Coast Guard Cutter Haida.
will sail April sixth in connection
with the flight, calling at Seward to
pick up the airplane pontoons for
conveyance to Unalaska. The same
day the Cutter Algonquin will de
part from Astoria for Unalaska di
rect. The Haida will go as far as
the Japan Coast.
IWKXTOR CONDENSED
MIIJC H DR AII
Kdwardsville, Til., April 1—--Louis
r. Lather, famous Inventor of con
densed milk, died last Sunday io
Rdwardsville. Illinois. His fortune
was estimated at twelve million dol
lars at the time of his death.
MUSICAL PROGRAM HRAHD IN
AUSTRALIA FROM CHICAGO
Melbourne. April 1—A program
consisting of songs and a band,
which was broadcasted from Chica
go, Illinois, was heard in Melbourne,
according to a dispatch from the lat
ter place today.
COOLIDGK CONGRATULATES
AVIATOR KILSON
Washington. April 1—President
Coolidge has written n letter of con
gratulation to Carl B. Eilson of Fair
banks. the air mail pilot, who, after
being lost at night over the “wilds"
of Alaska with no guiding lights,
succeeded in the comnletion of the
Prst experimental sir mall*trip be
tween Fairbanks and McGrath. Ell
son's report so thrilled Postmaster
General New that he read M to Presi
dent Coolidge fellow members
of the Cabinet.
mUTISH PLANE FORCED
DOWN IN CORFU ISLANDS
Athena, Mar. 31—Aviator McLar
plane, in which he is atfemntim
round the world flight for tin
British Government, was forc»<
down on Lake St. Matthews near tin
Island of Corfu, while bound fo
Athens. No one was injured.
DAI'GHERTY'S llt’TLER
IS IN FORM El
Washington. March 29—Waltei
ID. Miller, Atorney General Daugher
Jtv’s valet, told the Senate Oil Com
mittee of goings on at the II stree
home of Daugherty and Jesse Smith
Miller stated that frequent visitor
were Harding. McLean, Fall, Gov.
Whiteman, of New York. Ogden
Armour, Sinclair. Zevely, Se-nnroj
Elkins, Colonel Forbes, who at -h;r
(time was Director of the Veterans
[Bureau and other notables.
| "Was there any liquor there.’
[Senator Wheeler asked. "Plenty o|
| it." said Miller, "Will Orr brought
i’ in a suit case every-now and th**n.
,enough to last each time for a week.
|shipment of hums and bacon from
•Armour & Company were s.-nr to
'the house, and if was a gift bouuse
'there never came any bills with the
jgood‘»." Miller added.
PRESIDENT l'N DECIDED
IN REGARDS PHILIPPINE
INDEPENDENCE
■ Washington. April 1-—Secretary
Weeks found President Coolldg# un
1 decided regarding his position on
jthe proposal to extend independence
ito the Philionine Islands in 1925.
jthe Secretary of War conferred with
ia number of American Sugar pro
jducers who gave the impression that
they and many others would with
• draw their investments if indepen
[dence is granted the Philippines
[SINCLAIR INDICTED
ON TEN CO I N TS
J Washington. April 1 —The Feder
al Grand Jury indicted Harry Sin
clair. the oil magnate, on ten counts
j for contempt and refusal to answer
[ten questions that the Committee in
vestigating the oil scgndal tsked
j him during his examination before
|the former body some time past.
E.HOIA TION 'IN) INVESTIGATE
MKLLOX DROPPED
i Washington. April 1 The Senate
laid aside the resolution u> investi
jgate Secretary Mellon indefinitely.
| l-’ISH MKIW'HANTSt €iO ON HTHIKK
Tokio. April 1 —Fish Merchants
I declared a three day cessation of
(business in protest to an anti rax
[levied by the Finance Department.
I All restaurants specializing in Sea
[food are preparing to close and
dealers threaten to continue the
strike indefinitely unless the lax is
repealed.
Uiin ALUO AtX'KI'IK
CHAIRMANSHIP OF INDE
PENDENCE MISSION’
Manila, April 1 Auginaldo ac
cepted the honorary chairmanship of
the Independence Mission, but can
not depart for the United States un
til August but hopes to remain in
the United States until independence
is granted or it is learned that In
dependence is unobtainable by dip
lomatic and persuasive means.
ATTACK ON M K1J/ON MKKIN
RESIST A N'C’E IN SENATE
Washington. April 1~ The attack
on Secretary Mellon met resistance
yesterday from administration re
publican Smoot who declared that
the question of Mellon's legal rights
to hold office had been considered
before he accepted the Secretaryship
DAUGHERTY COMMITTEE Wild.
CONTINUE INVESTIGATIONS
Washington. April 1—The Daugh
erty Committee have decided to con
tinue the investigation and concen
tration of prosecutions on war fraud
cases and anti trust cases.
CANNED HEAT PUTS
THEM TO SLEEP
Toledo. Ohio. April 1—Solidified
alcohol which is known as "canned
heat" was melted and drank by oc
cupants of a hotel in Toledo, result
ed in seven deaths yesterday.
RILL CARRYING SIXTY
SEVEN MILLION IN HOUSE
Washington. April 2—A Bill car
rying sixty-seve-n million dollars for
the • Departments of State, Justice,
Labor and Commerce was reported
to the House yesterday afternoon.
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M’TIGIK AM) STIUHLJNCi MKK
IX SO DFX'ISIOX nOl’T
Newark, N. J.. Anri; 1 Alike Mr
•Tigue and Young Stribling will mee
r a twelve round no decision bou
< kxsi s m'M.KTix
FOK NATION ISSl'KI
Seattle, April 1— Th- Census Hull
etin which was issued yesterda;
| gives the wealth of the nation a
three hundred and twenty <>ne bill
i ion dollars and per capita two thou
sand nine hundred and seventeei
OIUCGOX (OAIFULSOKY SCHOOl
I .AW HKIJ> UNf OX ST ITI TTO X AI
Portland, April 1 Oregon’s com
! pulsory school law was declared tt
b< unconstitutional yesterday in thr
opinion rendered in th>- F.-dera
Court in Portland.
Ill VS SIGNS NEW < ‘OX TRACI
New York. April 2—Will Hays has
signed another four year contrac1
jar Din*ctor at the head of the mo
jti«>n picture concerns for three hun
jdr«*d thousand dollars per annum.
jx.IVY LOOKING
FOK PAYMASTER
Washington, April 2—The Navy
[department is said to be looking for
inn unnamed pu} master who was a
ihtindeed ♦hnn-*and doilar< short in
(his accounts, and who has been miss
ing since February.
NEW VKTERAXS’ .!(T
P.Y FINANCE COMMITTEE
, Washington, April 2—A new Vet
jerans* Bureau Act designed to cor
rect the abuses developed under the
I Forbes administration, was disclos
ed by the Senate investigating eom
! mittee. and was favorably reported
j by the Senate Finance Committee
| Last uight.
llK.lfFIKTY ItETt'RNH TO
PIUrTIf t OF I .AW
! Atlantic City, April 2 Observing
that “the country has been swept off
j its feet by head lines and in the head
Hues Daugherty was the dominating
j I’gure." the latter announced that he
! was returning to the practice of law.
PROSKVf'TIXO ATTORYKY
RIIXP.D IX IDAHO
j Mountain Hom'*, Idaho, April 2—
Daniel McLaughlin. Prosecuting At
torney of Kl-mer County. Idaho, died
yesterday morning from four sun
shot wounds whieta he suffered last
Monday evening. Van Taylor, a for
mer Prosecution Attorney is being
held by the police.
KUSl MKH IVQCIRY Ob' Oil.
DR.IL AT COVYKXTIOX
Washington. April 2—Resuming
the inquiry into the story that an oil
deal was made at the Republican
Convention of lf»20. the Oil Commit
tee was told yesterday by R. II. Wii
son. former Superintendent of Pub
lic Construction in Oklahoma, of a
“boast’' by the late Jake Harmon,
oil operator and Republican Nation
al Committeeman, that he had “put
over” the nomination of Harding.
Harmon was quoted as saying that
he. gave twenty-five thousand dollars
to Daugherty for the Harding cam
After
A aahwrsal custom
that bensfits every
Every
Neal
My.
Aids digestion,
desnses the teeth,
soothes the throat.
WR1GLEYS
& good thing
to remember
Sealed in
“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
a package the
World Over”
| DAWKS EXPERT M>MM1TTKK O'
j REPARATIONS REPORTS
| Paris. April 2 - Germany will h
lab!** to pay two and on** half billioi
"gold marks annually five years h*-nf
* {according to figures which Chari**
Jc. Dawes, Chairman of th** Exper
Committee, adopted in his report
' which h** will submit to th** Repara
* tion# Committee n**xt Saturday.
LIDENPORKF .AOQCTTTKD
l Munich. Germany, April 2 G**n
1 it.iI Ludendorff was acquitted yes
Iterday of the char"** of treason foi
j his part in the unsuccessful revol:
in Munich last November. Hitler
1 I the former Chief of Police of Poes
' !i:**r. was sentenced to five years.
HARVEY PREDIf’TS NOMINATION
SENATOR KORIN SON
Washington. April 2- Former Am
bassador to th<* Court of St. Jam**-*,
j Harvey has predicted the nomina
jtiou of Senator Robinson by the
| Democrats for President.
j WARREN PRESENTS
, CREDENTIALS TO OBRKGON
) Washington, Ajril 2 -Ambassador
! Warren has presented his creden
tials as Ameircan Ambassador to
j Mexico, to President Obrogon. ac
cording to a dispatch from Mexico
j RO|’\I> THE WORLD
PIAGlfT DELAYED AGAIN
J Seattle. April 2 Mechanical diffi
culties and unfavorable weather
{along the British Columbia Coast
{have delayed the start of the round
j ‘ -;e world *" • rs pnother day and
'possibly longer. Major Martin an
l*Al GHKRTY’K RROTHKR
CITED FOR CONTEMPT
Washington, April I Harry Sin
I clair has been indicted before the
j Federal Grand Jury on ten counts of
j contempt in the Senate. Daugherty.
|a brother of the Attorney General.
■ has boon cited for contempt of the
Senate and his indictment has been
j asked on the grounds that he rofus
jod to testify before the Daugherty
j investigating committee.
ASKS FOR IMMEDIATE
RESIGNATION OF ROOSEVELT
i Washington, April 2 -Senator Dill
has introduced a bill in the Senate
jdemanding that President Coolidgn
immediately call for the resignation
|of Assistant Secretary of the Navy
J Roosevelt, whom be declared was.
I more involved in th<* oil scandal with i
Sinclair and the T<*apot Dome than,
I Den by was.
VANDKRVilP FILES ANSWER
TO LIBEL SPIT
New York. April l -Frank A. Van
iderlip tiled a one hundred page ans
! wer to the $000,000 libe! suit
; brought against him by th** owners
or th.* Marion Star for alleged utter
ances in a speech at Ossining. New
| York, ou February I2th. Vanderlip
(denies the charges of the libel suit j
land slander, saying that his state-;
! ments regarding the terms wherein j
[the late President Harding sold the;
'Marion Star, represented an honest!
{effort of a public spirited citizen to {
dispel by instigating an investigation I
of the nimors.
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Per month. Total.$2.00
Clear Yonr Complexion
With Cuticnra
Bfttbeiwith Cuticura Soap and hot
water to free the porta of Irapmities
and follow with a gentle application
of Cuticura Ointment to soothe and
heal. They are . ideal for the toilet,
as is also Cuticura Talcum for pow
dering and perfuming.
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■ptart^ t»»A Maida* 4>. Mm’ Stfd •wry
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| letter writ ing, by ha vim: ns n
i the Ww’Jtly N’ugacr to your frle
on the OnfuM*.
j * JOHN A. WILBOX
I * U.S. MINER AT, SURVEYOR
. !fi Nome, Alaska.
NOTH E or rOREF.ITrRE
To Henry Meehan and to his Ex
tors, .administrators. heirs and
You are hereby notified thai
' undersigned as co-».wner has
pended during each of the folio
j years 1910. 1011. 1012, 1913, 1
i 1915. 1916. lr»17. 1918. 1919. 1
1 921. 1922. 1922. the sum of
(Hundred Dollars < $100.001 in v
labor and improvements on ea<
I the following Quartz claim- !:■
and described as follows:
Idaho recorded in volume 16
Idaho No. 1. recorded in vi
168. page 128;
Idaho No. 2. recorded in vr
165. at page 161;
Idaho No. 3. recorded in v.
194. at page ,324;
Sea Gull, recorded in volume
at page 495;
Sea Gull No. l. recorded i
lime 168. at page 4 29;
Sea Gull No. 2. recorded i
ume 165, at page 160;
Sea Gull No. .3. recorded i
lime 194 at page .3 25;
Eskimo Thief No. 1. recort
volume 199 at page 157;
Eskimo Chief No. 2. reeor
volume 165, at page 162;
Eskimo Chief No. .3, reeor
volume 157 at page 162;
All the above claims are s
about one quarter mile east o
Alaska, notices of location :
corded in the old Monmnetr
cords which are now of re<
the ('ape Nome Mining and
iug District at Nome. Terri
Alaska. That said work
above mentioned claims w
formed as provided by Sootic
of the. Revised Statnet* of it
t>d States and Supple mental
tion. for the purpose of hold
claitn-s.
And you are hereby requ
contribute your proportion
expenditure according to voi
est in said claims to the nnri
co-owner with you therein,
ninety days after the servte.
notiee on you by publication
or your interest in said cla
become forfeited ai.d vast ir
deraigmal ns pr-v/lded by
•HAS MSEC*
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19. 26. May 2. 1«. 17. 24.
.Tune 7. 14. 1924.
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