MONDAY
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RIGGS EXTRADITION
REQUEST REFUSED
Seattle. Pdby. 14—The Governor
of Nevada refused to honor the re
quest of Governor Riggs of Alaska
for the extradition of C. J. Hourley,
Who i» under arrest at Reno, following
his indictment at Fairbanks for* ac
cepting deposits in the American
Bonk, when as president, he knew the
Institution to be insolvent, according
to a report made here by Marshal
Brwin, on arriving here today from
Reno on his way to Fairbanks. Tor
which point he will sail next Friday.
POLITICAL TROUBLES IN GREECE
Athens, Feby. 14—As a result of
continued disorders arising from po
litical! conditions, the govemmer. ■ has
decidrd to proclaim a state of martial.
!awr throughout Thrace, it wsh an
nounced today.
FIVE DIE OF SLEEPING
SICKNESS IN NEW YORK
New York, Feby. 14—Five persons
died bore Sunday from sleeping sick
ness following influenza.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT
OPENS TOMORROW
London. Feby. 14—King George
will tomorrow open a session of par
liament which proanises to be n test
of the continuance of the coalition
government, of Lloyd George.
FORMER OKLAHOMA
GOVERNOR DEAD
Oklahoma, Feby. 14—Thelmas B.
Ferguson, territorial governor of Ok
lahoma at the time the state was ad
mitted to the union, diled here tojlay.
REPORTED GENERAL
KURQPATKIN DEAD
Warsaw. I’olind. Peby. 12—A dis.
pa.'jli from Moscow rr !a«. rei>ortod
T -»:\t General Alexei Niko’s.-evici Kur
.<pVMn, commander o? the Russian
forces in the Russo-Japanese war and
one time Russian Minister of War
under the Imperial government, is
dead. Kuropatkin was at one time
regarded as one of the foremost sol
diers of Europe. Thda prestige was
lost, however, as a result of the ig
nominious Russian defeat in the war
with Japan, although the ill success
of the Russians was later conceded as
due to the failure of others rather than
-to lack of military ability by Kuro
S1NN FEINN CHARGED WITH
BRITISH FACTORY FIRES
Manchester. England. Feby. 18
The simultaneous outbreak of eight
fires in mills and factories in Man
chester. Falrsworthi. Royton and Rech
dals today, together with the discov
ery that infhimaible liquids were used
and fleeing men were seen, has led
the police to believe that the tires
were the result of Sinn Fdnn activi-1
ties. In severnl instances the men
seen running away from the points
where fires occurred were fired upon
(by the police.
Sir Robert Peacock, chief of the
local constabulary, considers the at
tendant circumstances as convincing
evidence that the fires were started by
“Irish irreconci tables. ”
ADMIRAL KAHN REPORTS
ON ISLAND SITUATION
Washington. Foby. 13—The United
States, after having put the hand to
the plow, “is withdrawing the Ameri
can forces" from* Haiti, Rear Admiral
Kahn declared today in a report to the
government on his investigations in
the Island made for the navy and
State Department’s.
The agltatOon against American oc
cupation. the admiral asserts, fa being
represented at the moat by less than
five per cent of the population.
WICK.GRIGSBY CONTEST
FINDINGS LAID
^BEFORE HOUSE
WhaMadjo^;' ‘ Feby. u—George
‘ B. GrfgPby is not entitled to have a
epat in the House of Representatives."
‘ The House Elections committee re
ported, to the chamber today in Ha
report on the contort between Grigsby
and James Wtekeraham for the office
;f of .Delegate., from Alaska. J
■ The committee haliT that Wicker,
^shnjii was duly rtibie^ te’ the pre**
/ ■•N6l»rW«*.iAUIOHII*CiCATED
... '■ , v
Vatican here
v ;, ph«a dlocease. will shortty be created
SENATE FINDS MORE
SPEED NEEDED
Washington. Feby. 13—The Senate
Is beginning to realize that unless more
speed ils made in the conduct of legis
lature proceedings here, two ore more
very' necessary appropriation bill* will
not puss during the present session,
and. as a result, is commencing to
speed up to mt$no extent.
U. S. TARS ATTACKED
BY SUPPOSED HOLDUP’S
AT VLADIVOSTOK
Manilla, Feby. IS—American ail
ora who were recently Hired upon a*.
Vladivostok by a party of Kuoiians,
were pnohably attacked for the pur
pose of holding them up. according to
advices recodved here from Admiral
Straus*, commanding the Asiatic
SENATORS OPPOSE EMERGENCY
IMMIGRATION BILL
Washington Feby. 12—Opposition
to the IMWingham emergency immi
gration bill developed in the Semite
today on the ground that it would ad
mit to tills country one hundred and
twenty five thou-srind Oerimans yearly.
ALASKAN TO PROSPECT
IN SIBERIA
Seattle, Fe.by, 13—M, A. MaJitskl,
an old time Alaskan miner and jjtos
poctur. sailed from hore today for
Vladivostok to prospect in the placer
gold areas of Eastern Siberia.
NOTED BUTTE ATTORNEY DEAD
.Seattle, Feby. 13—Peter Breen, a
prominent attorney of Butte, Montana,
and Who Was identified with important
legal history lin that state. died here
TUESDAY
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COKE PEDDLERS JAILED BY U.
S ARMY AUTHORITIES
IN GERMANY
Cablenz, Geqmony. Feby. 14—
| Seven j>er.sons convicted of selling co
caine to the American tnoope in the
occupied area of Germany were today
sentenced to serve one vestr imprison
ment each by the American military
courts here.
SAYS U. S. SHOULD *GET BACK"
BY OIL EMBARGOES
Wuslhiington. Fwby. 14—"The pres
ident should be given authority to lay
embargoes on the exportation of oil
to those countries Which refuse to al
low American citizena to own any, or
acquire oil lands there,*' Secretary of
the Navy Daniels intfoatned Chairman
Page of the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee in a letter today.
HOUSE ACCEPTS NAVY
PERSONNEL REDUCTION
’Wkshtlncton. Fetoy, 14—The House
of Representatives today accepted
without comment, the provision for
reducing the navy from 148.000 to
100,000 men after July 1 during the
debate on the naval construction bill.
ARBITRARY WAGE REOUCTION8
BANNED BY R. R.
LABOR BOARO
Chicago. Feby. 14—The proposals
of eight railroads to reduce the wages
of thelir employees arbitrarily were de
nied by the Federal Railroad Labor
Board in a decision returned today.
U. S SAILORS ATTACKED
AT VLADIVOSTOK
Washington. Feby. 14—Two sallurs
attached to the United States cruiser
Albany were injured In an attack by
rmnians at Vladivostok on February
8. the Navy Department was advised
today by Admiral Strauss, command
ing the Astatic fleet.
BIG APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSED
Washington, Feby. 14—The Houee of
Representatives today passed the
naval bill; appropriating $>•6,000,900.
of which $10,000,000 la for turn ship
construction and sent the measure to
the Senate. ’ * y •' •• . .
The Legislative AppnoprtaAioh bill,
carrying $410,000,000', wee passed by
the 8enate.*:' « ! *.• A. r. .
TO VETO KMERQCHOY ^
tariff,
Washing ton v. Feby. IS—President
Wilson has lnfoimed Senator Under
wood that he wjll Inynedlately veto
4fhe Fordney Rraprgency Tariff Bill, in
the evsnryat *it passes .the upper
SuJjderibe MOW tor the NfjRf, Nugget
JUDGE LAN DAIS OBJECT OF
IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
Washington. Kflby. 14—On charges
of high crimes and misdemeanors,
Federal Judge laminin was impeached
in the House df Representatives to
day by Representative Welty of Ohio,
because of bis acceptance* of the office
of supreme arbitrator of baseball.
'Representative Welty (refused a re
quest made by Senator N. It, Wnl of
South Carolina to include in the in
dtotknent n statement made by the
Judge in refusing to send to Jail a
young Ottawa, Illinois, bank clerk be
cause of a belief that his employer*
failed to pay Mm living wages. Fo»*
lowing Welty's refusal to include thU
in the charges ngainst I an dais. Sen
ator IXaJ announced that he would flic
a complaint against Iandnts with the
Department of Justice. He charac
terized Isindala* statement that the
bank clerk’s employers were in a
measure responsible for the youth'l
theft of a thousand dollars as "th*
most Bolshevik’ doctrine I ever
SULTAN FIGURES HIMSELF
IN HARD LUCK
Constantinople. Feby. 14 The Sul
tan of Turnkey today receivtxl a tele
gram from Izaet Pasha, who was .sent
to Angora by the Sul ton to negotiate
with the Turkish Nationalists, in
which the former said "he had himself
joined the Nationalists.
"All are deserting me!” exclaimed
the Sultan. t«wing up the telegram,
according to those in attendance.
PROMINENT WASHINGTON
FRUIT GROWER KILLED
Spokane, Feiby. 14—A. !>. Allison,
a prominent Washington fruit grower
Wits killed today in an auto accident.
SINN FEINN CAPTURE
BRITISH AVIATORS
Cork, Ireland, Foby. 14—Sinn
FeAnners are charge with capturing
and 'burning two British Jinny air
planes and kidnapping the aviator*
nextr Kelunnane.
CALIFORNIA PROSPECTORS
FIND BIG NUGGET
Bedding. Cal. Feby. 14—A. gold
nugget valued at $5,000 was found in
Shasta County recently by Joseph Mil
ler and John Dime, prospectors.
SEATTLEITES HEIRS TO
VAST LAND HOLDING8
IN EASTERN CITIES
Seattle. Foby. 14—-Mrs. Olive Vir
ginia Atkins sind Frank I.. Baker. Se
attle residents and two or three hun
dred others are heirs to five thousand
acres of tvnd. including the ground
occupied by the town at Chillicothe.
Ohio, and to 060 acres additional lo
cated in the heart of the city of Phil
adelphia and Including the area on
wfillch stands tho Philadelphia City
hail. Hie legacy constitutes land
granted by the government in recogni
tion of Ms service* in the Revoflu
tionary Wfc.r and the war of 1812 to
Ccflonel Jacob Baker .the great great
grandfather of Mrs Aiken and Mr.
CIRCUIT COURT UPHOLDS
ALASKA BONE DRY LAW
San Francisco. Feby 15—A. decision
upholding: the bone dry prohibition
law of Alaska was handed down by the
United States Circuit Court of Ap
peals today when 'It upheld a f!n«> of j
$800 and a sentence of three months in
|»i! imposed on Arthur Abba*' by the!
district court at Juneau. The court
held that the bone dry law remaine l I
In effect in the same manner its a state j
prohibition measure passed subse
quent or previous to the Volstead Act. ;
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WILSON MAKES NEW
VETO RECORD
Waahittgton. .Feby. 1«—President
Wilson sent four minor bills ;back "to
confKM yesterday with messages of.
disapproval . "
Thip.ia saXd(to be a record lor one
da/a vetoes’. •:* ’
2* HOUR MRtlANE '
‘ ' EEAT71*. TO
. NOME XONTEMRkATEO*
WaaUtqjton. P*y.. 11—Th» ..War
arid Navy Unpai^nvnta In ur*in* TSaniy
Point, near Saattla. nn aviation^
field, are pointing out specifically that,
the establishment of the Held would’
provide another link Tn serial service
to and m Alaska and make possi
IfRr- summer’ fSgtrts 'frb*n ' Seattle *10
Name in twenty four hours. .., IL. r j
JUMPS 6,200 FEET
FROM AIRPLANe
Smttlr. Kn y IS—Ivan 1 Do Vil
I hers made a parachute jump of *ixtj
tw-o hundred foot frmn .in a!rp!jn«
h-ro this ..ftemoon. TVt jump was
rmuUt over the. heart of the city and IV
j Villiers lauded on a house top
CARUSO LYING AT DEATH’S DOOR
New York. Foby. 16—Oxygen is to
day being’ administered to Knrieo
Caruso. tlhe ftunoua tenor, w1»o is waf.
in* a stem fi^-ht a^nin.s: death ;i/tor
having boen stricken last might by a
Jtfurt attsuck which caused the physi
cians in attendance to fear he would
succumb iwrfore dawn.
CARS COLLIDE.
ARMY OFFICERS KILLED
Seattle. Feby. 11—Thrown Into a
ditch when hiis car overturned in a
collision with another car. Ilieutenant
Walter F. Donnell was killed near
Camp T^iwis today. Donnell was a
son of K. D. Donnell of Seattle.
die had been assigned to the re
cruiting; and education center at f’.unp
SPENCER, INDIANA. NEW
POPULATION CENTER
■Washington, Feby. 14—Spencer,
Indiana, is th«- town nearest the popu
lation center of Llie Unite,! States, the
Census Duroau announced today.
ward motion in the hist decade prin
cipally to an increase If more titan a
million in the population of California.
WAR TO COST U S.
2Zz BILLIONS THIS YEAR
W.uriiington, Feby. 15--The late
war will coat the- Fnitod States two
and a lutlf billion dollars this year,
WILSON SILENT ON ALLIED
DEBT CANCELLATIONS
St Am? US tine. FLt. Feby. 15- -“The
president unlade no i-omunents regard
ing the pioi»oaed collation of the
Allied debts at Itiris.” Thomas >V.
I*amont, Who acted as :i financial ad
viser there, told president elect Hard,
■ini? in an interview here today.
JAP POLITICS GROWING HEATED
Tokio, Feby. 14—Leaders of the
opposition to the present jfovexnment
may petition for the appointment of ji
regent, owing to the present illness nl
the emperor.
SAYS ALLIES GAVE
GERMANS “ONLY BASELESS"
INDEMNITY FIGURES
Stuttgsxi. Germany. Feby. 14*—Di
strain on.s. tenner German Fwrigr
Minister, In an address here today, do
chrei that the Allied premier's, had
given "only base lens ftBures" U
how Germany cam pay the huge, win
indebtedness unde;- which the natlor
Is rtruRTtfinr.
SEATTLE POLICE SLAYERS
DRAW LIFE TERMS
Seattle. Feby. la—Ward Daniels,
fl. A. Brown, (mils Madsen and Hart
ner Utodge. the four men who shot
a.nd killed Patrolman Stevens of the
Seattle ,police fort^e recently, were
founld guilty of murder by a trial Jury
in Judge French’s court tonight. Life
impnisonlment was recommended by
the jury in «uch ease.
DEPORTED SOVIET
AMBASSADOR HOME IN
BOLSHEVIKI LAND
London. Feby. 15—Martens. the
self styled Soviet ambassador to the
United State*, and Who was recently
deported from that country, has reach
ed 'Moscow, according to Information
received here.
URGES GOV'T ENCOURAGEMENT
OF ALASKA INVESTORS
New York. F«by. 15—Government
encouragement for potential investors
tin the Alaska coal fields was advocat
ed in an address here today by George
Watkins Eva.ns. of Seattle, before the
Ameiflcan Institute of Metallurgical
Engineers.
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
PREVENTS APPENDICITIS
simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
etc., as mixed Ih Ader-l-ka. removes
air foul, accumulated poisonous mattej
frgm BOTH jipper and lower bow^l
and. prevents appendicitis. Itellev^g
AKTO.ASE W ,fln stomach or const!
«ft)[on. 'T^v^>jllTANT pleasant ac:
.go® of Adler-l^Z surprise* both doc
tor*. rfnd patients, A business man re
port** great heneft In a long standi^
case .of indigestion and sour stomarti,
laSmeA'' bencRIrugglsts.
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EMERGENCY TARIFF
SILL PASSES. SENATE
WaitftinBaan, FVjby. 16—Loaded with
more than a scan*. of anMndnxentSt the
much dlHcussed Emergency Tariff Bill,
affixing varioim tiixew on imported
ooentmioiHties. pantd the Senate to.
ni*hx by a vote of «3 to 30 tuid the
measure wa.s immediately sen*, to con -
ftarence.
The Senate today adopted four out
erf dine remaining .uTumdimentj to the
bill nojimnemded by Its F’insmcr corn*
mitten. Among the amendments ac
cepted w.us one which provided a sub.
stiituto sugar schedule. wfhi«*.li amend
rwmt would ptu** a tarifT of one cent
a pound on sugar unj»ortaBw>ns in ad
dition to the present duty of the same
amount.
THREE CABINET POSITIONS
STILL UNSETTLED
Kt Augustine. Ha. 16—President
Hwct ILwb-lng indicated today that *.h-.
Xavy. (V>mmeiee and 1-abor portfolios
are tho only cabinet positions which
now remain to be filled.
Those practically <leci<l<‘<l upon as
niHjnbors of hris cabinet. Harding sta*ed
are Ch:u>. E. Hughes for Secretary
of State, Sentit/m John \V Weeks, of
\T;usj®.c.husetjte. for Secndary of War.
Andreev Mellon, of Pennsylvania, for
Stored u*y of the Tresumry. Hays for
Postmaster (.ionieral, THtugherty for
Attorn, y UenenU. Henry Wallace of
lown for Secretary of Agriculture .ind
Senator FhJl for Secretary of the Inter.
UNEMPLOYMENT LEADS TO
TRIPLE TRAGEDY
Seattle. Kefcy. 15 Despondency
over unemployment. led Myron Black
of this city to kill his six year old
daughter. hEmself ;md :i lodcr-T .1 his
OLYMPIC TORNADO KILLS
THOUSANDS ELK AND DEER
Port Angeles, Wn. Foby. 15—It h is
dewdnped that thousands of deer and
elk were killnd on the Olympic Pen
insula. by the recent tornado which
destroyed billions of feet of timber
in Clallam and Jefferson counties.
JACKIES CHARGED WITH
PLOT TO DYNAMITE
PRESIDENTIAL YACHT
Wh-shdngton, Ff#>y. t5--Sever.il e-i.
luted men of the navy are under ar
r*“St hare charged with concioetfng a
plot iro blow up the presidential y hi Jit
Mayflower.
CHARGED LIQUOR INTERESTS
SEEKING TO LOOT TREASURY
WUah&ngton. Fttoy. 16—Rfforts to
loot the national treasury of two bil
Ifon cfollnrs are being made by certain
liquor intereetts. Senator Prelinghuy
sen charged in the. Senate today. The
money they are after, he said, is rep
resented by refunds under claims flier!
by tajt payers. Frclinghuyuen’s charge
was followed by one made by Senator
Smoot, who declared that a move
ment is afoot in th® Treasury Depart
ment to return billions of dollars to
distillers and brewers under chums
arising from the looting of govern,
ment bond'd warehouses of stored
liquors anil other reasons.
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
RECORD OF THE MSI
No Stronger Evidonco Can Bo Had
.Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
cone by is the best guarantee of fu
ture results. Anyone with a bad back;
any reader suffering from urinary
troubles, from kidney ills, should And
comforting words in the following
statement.
Mrs. J. A. Walker. Cottonwood St.,
and Dayton Ave.. Dayton. Wash.,
says: “Juat recently l had an attack
,of kidney trouble and a very ae*
verb backache. My kidneys had
bothered me more or less for a long
time. My kidneys acted irregularly,
too. 1 Used Doan’s Kidney Pills and
they gave me great relief."
OVER SIX YEARS DATER. Mrs.
Walker said: “I have every bit aa
much' confidence ’ in Doan's Kidney
Piila now as -when I previously endors
ed them’. Nothing ever helped *mp
’ as. much‘Vs Doan’s Kidney PJJJs and I
'•tjsr,'jlteRveWsw/Aw-j' .. «
Price Me, at all dealers. Don’t sim
ply ask for & kidney remedy—get
PiUs^rtHf same . that
•ftp hf^.-. Fojdog-Mfllhiim Cgr,
Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. Adv.
’ Advertisement
TREASURY PROMISES NO
DEPARTMENTAL ADVANCES
TO ALLIE9
\V'uH>«inirti»n. FVby. 16—Su further
monetary ;t«Jvn.ww will be ovule to
the Allied powers until the Treasury
I>nniJtment consults the Senate Judic
iary (Vsnmittee. Secretary Houston
propiAaird th*r ttmmitttc* today.
DISMISSAL OF HEARSTS
FOREIGN LOAN
INJUNCTION ASKED
Washington. ! ’«*» • 16—r>imu doaal
of the* j njunctfon brought by Wfll-lam
Randolph Hrraratt the nfAvspapMr pub
lisher. to re .-ill min the Hmjw nf !!ep
r**»tn,tn.t i ones from me king iurthw
loans t»> foreign governments. Ls ask
ed in a motion; filed yesterday in the
District of Onlumhin. Supreme Court
by TYstrh-t Attorney l Askey
MEREDITH ASKS MONEY TO
SAVE OLYMPIC TIMBER
Washington. Feby. 15 —Secretary
culture Iuls tusked Congress to appro
priate $100.000 to save the vast .amount
of timber ttmnvn ckvwn in the Olympic
penrinsuln of Washington State by the
recent tornado.
REVOLUTION BREAKS
OUT IN INDIA
has broken out in th* Indian stats' of
Tonk.” jatvs a Reuter Nows dispatch
from Alkibud, rec.ivod here today.
Retails of the alleged uprising are myt
CORK COUNTY TURNED
INTO BATTLE FIELD
I>ubtLn, Ireland. Pdby . IT—•'For
. hundreds of miles throughout the
| south and southwestern sections of
[County fork nil the principal road*
I have boon rendered unfit for use and
| the country turned into a hoittle field.
I Trenches hiavt* been dug in all direc
tions. barricades ham been erected at
numenous points ;uul bridges huvo
been destroyed :i.t many points, ac
cording to a report issued at Dufblln
Ca-Stle today.
BRYAN PROPOSES CURE
ALL LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM
FOR OEMOCRATS
(dnooln. N’«l>. Keby. lb—William*
.forming's firyiui tonight ishuM a state
ment outlining: proposals for a nation
al legislative pnogamm fen- the pro
posed reorganization of the dcmocni*
The program, the. statement says, if*
intended to "bring about world peace,
curb profit owing, prevent extrava
gance and waste in the udministraitlom
of goremnent aflStJrs and rr-stom the
people’s rule.**
SINN FEtNN KILL EIGHT
IN TRAIN AMBUSH
Cork. Ireland, l^by. 16—fa the am
bush of a train on the outskirts of
Cork this .ifternoon. Sirm Pertnnera
killed dight at the train puKsengers,
two of their own number being killed
by the return fire of the soldleiM acting
S’mn Siinn Feinnrrs wer also killed
when they attacked a. potty of soldiers
“NO IRISH HOME RULE THRU
VIOLENCE"—KING GEORGE
I London, Peby. 13—“.Vo Irish self
government can be obtained, through
acts of violence." King G»<*rge de
clared today in convoking parliament
into session.
NO MORE MONEY
TO FOREIGN LAND*
Washington, Feby. 15—The Senate
Judiciary Committee went on record
today as l>einft against payment of any
further money to foreign countries.
FRENCH HONOR WAR
RELIEF WORKER
Paris. Feb)-. 14—Elliot P. Shep
pard, of New York, has been made a
knight of tlhw Legion of Honor for his
relief work activities ’uring the war.
Neuralgic Pain
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe,
simple and effective treatment for
both heidache and neuralgia.
Rubbed in where the pain is, it eases
• the tortured nerves and almost in
variably brings quick relifcf. Keep
A supply on hand. '
Wizard'Oil is a good dependable
preparation1 to have in the medfcine
. chest fqfjftrat aid, when the doctor
may be. fairway. jTt*. healing, .anti
septic qualities cah always be re
iicd -upon af a ;pfeVrtrtive agiinst
> infection.*-or roKtcc~g*vibu*- results,
from sprains, bruises, c^tts beeps,
bites and^stiugs. j««t a* .good, too,
for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites,
dlldboiw ^h«I^fwlKr >6rei.
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t dru«*Ut» f»r 3«v.