WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
TROOPS ORDERED TO HERRIN
Springfield, Sept. 1 —-Gov -rn. r
Small today ordered troops to Her
rin to restore order after threat
ened rioting.
FRANCE HAS (EVACUATED
DORTMUND IN RUHR
Paris, Sept. 1—France evacu
ated Dortmund tn the Ruhr district
yesterday in execution of Herriot’s
agreement to evacuate the day af
ter the agreement was signed in
London. The agreement was sign
ed in London August 30th. x
Paris, Sept. 1—The Reparations
Committee has announced the ap
pointment of Young as Agent Gen
tral with General Adtngrim as ms ,
assistant for the itepat Mon: pay j
ruent. The organization of the;
campaign of the German Bank will ;
issue the appointment of Gates Me- j
Garrah. a New York member as j
Its represetnative.
CELEBRATES B5TH. BIRTHDAY
BY ALL NIGHT SWIM
Santa Monica. Sept. 2—Mrs
Anna Vanskike started an all night
swim around Veni-.e Pier in cele
bration of her sixty-fourth birth
.iay, but forced ’ turn Kirk
•on account of the swells from the
numerous pleasure boats.
UN DERM A N NOMINATED FOR
SENATE FROM MONTANA
Helena. Sept. 2 Thirteen hun
dred and twenty seven precincts
gave Frank Linderman of Kalis
pell, 2.994 over Attorney General
Kankin in the primaries for the
Republican nomination for United
States Senator.
MANY Ht'RT X. V. C. < ’OIJJMHION
New York. Sept. 2—Twenty three
passengers and four trainmen were
hurt in a collission between two
New York Central passenger trains
thirty two miles out from Syracuse
according to a statement sent out
today by railroad officials.
COWBOYS FIGHT WITH GUNS
WHILE THOUSANDS MATCH
Salt Lake City. Sept. 2- While
ten thousand persons watched the
"think episode” part of the Fron
tier Day Bound up. Hardly Bowles
of Littleton. Colorado shot and
killed Roy Rivet of Cheyenne.
Wyoming yesterday. Roth men
are cowboys.
THREATENED FIGHTING AT
SHANGHAI POSTPONED
Shanghai.'Sept. 4 -The postpone
ment .of .the threatened fighting in
this section is attributed partly to
rain and partly to the indecisive
results of the conferences between
the military and commercial fac
NINE ARRESTED FOR If ERRIN'
SHOOTING AND MURDER
Harrisburg. ill<, Sept. 4—Nine
men were arrested yesterday by
Galligans Deputies, and are charg
ed with murder in Saturday'9
shooting and brought to the Saline
County jail here last night from
Herrin, and were transferred to
Jackson County jail because of
persistent threats of mob violence.
Those lodged in the Mnrphysboro
jail includeed Carl Nilson, head of
the Ku Klux Klan. Charles Den
um, one of the prisoners declared
tie saw Galligans shoot Charles
Reid, one of Galligan's deputies.
WHGIEY5
wAfter every meal /
A pleasant
and agreeable
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MX KILLED STREET
GUN FIGHT HERRIN
Herrin. Sept. 2—Six men were
killed here last night in a running
street gun ficht which was attrib
uted to the trial of Carl and Earl
Shelton, brothers, accused of slay
ing Constable Cahill. Kleagle of
the Ku Klux Klan in a riot here
February eighth.
Herrin, Sept. 2—The Prosecut
ing Attorney had the case against I
the Shelton brothers dismissed on
the ground of insufficient evidence,
which resulted in rioting among
the anti-Klan element last night.
COOL1DGK WILL PROTECT
INTERESTS WORKING MAN
Washington. Sept. 3 - President
|coolidge told the Labor delegation
j which visited him at the White
House today that the Government
I will continue the policy which he
• declared had resulted in the An»
than at any time in rhe history of j
the Nation, and that the best thin-' j
the Government could do was to j
‘continue our efforts to provide
healthful surroundings, education, j
reasonable conditions of employ- j
ment, fair wages for fall work, j
stable business. prosperity and
education in religious worship "
GAS EXFIX>I>ES PITTSIURG
Pittsburg. Pa.. Sept. 3- Eight
bags of balloon pas exploded here
vesterday. No casualties were re
; ported and the fire coused by the
j explosion was quickly put under
; control.
| I’RINl'K UP WA1.ES HAS
! I.T'NCHEON WITH (XX)UD«R
j Washington. Sept. 2- Tb* Prim e
1 of Wales arrived here today and
drove to the White House and had
I luncheon with President ralvin
| WOOLEN MILL ROIIIIKD *7.000
! lies Moines. Sept. 2 Five men
I held up the office of one the
{loading woolen mills of th^ sec
tion and escaped with a payr of
seven thousand dollars.
THURSDAY
TELEGRAPHIC,
lit) DISCOURAGE DISARMAMENT
CONFERENCE. I\IH< A TED
Disarmament Conference apart front
plained that a conference like that
at Washington seems to be out of
place while a permanent institu
tion like the League of Nations
I exists with experts of lone train
< ing in the technique of reducing
j armaments. The smaller nations
j of Europe, especially the little ones
jure intent upon and determined to
I achieve something that will really
safeguard them, and today elected
Foreign Minister Dura, of Houman
' ia President of the third assembly
I of the Commission which is inves
tigating disarmament and security.
Marion. Sept. 4—Sheriff Galli
gan’s deputies Thomas .:nd Man
i ning were today arrest*"! charged
i with murder, and were released
i on bond. It is understood that a
i warrant is out for the arrest of
| Prosecutor Duty and rity Judge
| Llowen, charging them with mur
| ——
Herrin. Sept. 4—Adjutant Gen
eral Black announced today that
he saw no reason to keep the State
troops here and they will be order
ed away tomorrow. Doctor John
T. Black, head of the Herrin hos
pital was arrested last night,
charged with murder.
WORLD FLYERS ARRIV ED
AT ICE MICKLE, LABRADOR
Aboard Cruiser Richmond. Sept.
S—The American aorund the world
fl>ers have arrived at Ice Mickle.
Labrador. They left Ivigtut at six
twenty nine in the morning East
ern Standard time, and arrived at
Ice Mickle near Indian Harbor at
one eight in the afternoon They
covered five hundred and seventy
miles without mishap or delay and
report that flying conditions were
excellent with the exception of a
few fog banks • which they passed
through without mishap.
FRENCH HORSE EPINARD
FAVORITE OVER ZEV
Belmont Race Track N. Y.. Sept.
4—Epinard of France went to thp
post fit and slim and a fit favorite
over the American horse Zev by
more than thirty thousand dollars
for the six furlong race which »s
tin- first of a hundred thousand '
dollar international series. The (
Prince of Wales was lustily cheer- j
ed when he arrived.
Belmont Track. Sept. 4—Epl
nard came second in the interna
tional race with Wise Counsellor
winning by half a length with
Epinard threatening in the last of
six furlongs. The time was one
eleven and four fifths. Ladkin
came in a good third. \\ ise
Counsellor had become a favorite
thirteen to five shortly before the
race, with Epinard played at three
ar.d a half to one.
\VA1»K AND OGDEN ARE
PREPARING REJOIN FLIGHT
Pictou. Nova Scotia. Sept, t
Lieutenants Wade and pilot Ogden
and their mechanic are working
here on their plane preparing to
rejoin Lieutenants Smith and Nel
son when they arrive here on the
around the world flight, and wm
finish the flight with them.
Washington. Sept. 4—President
Coolidge sent a message which
was delivered to the American
around the world flyers at Ice Mic
kle which said: “Your return to
North American soil following
your circumnavigation of the world
in the air is an inspiration to the
GERMANY MARKS FIRST
PAYMENT HAWES PLAN
Berlin. Sept. 1 —Germany has
made the initial payment of twenty
million gold marks under the
Dawes Plan. Leon Frazier, assist
ant to Owen Young. Interior In
; terim agent of the Reparations
.payments, received it.
SIX LOS ANGELES
BROKERS ARE INDICTED
Los Angeles. Sept. T! Six Los
Angeles brokers were indicted last
night charged with conspiracy *o
obtain money under false pretense,
the State Corporation Commission
er Daugherty has announced that
his office will assist a nation wide
ic’riv, to stamp out such practice*:
FRIDAY
• TELEGRAPHIC*
DAVIS ADVOCATES ABOLITION
LABOR BOARD
Wheeling. W. Va.. Sept. 1 John
W. Davis. Democratic nominee f<>
the Presidency, in a speech lore
I yesterday advocated the abolition
of the Labor Board, and the cr* -
Ming of a more flexible machinery
:nder the direction of the Govern
in* nt to handle transportation and
labor disputes. He also urged the
.-.doption of the Child Labor Am
ler.dment to the Constitution.
GltOl'P LABOR MEN CALL
ON PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
of represntatives of labor cailinv
yesterday at the White House on
President Coolidge. pledged then
indivdual support to the President.
SHIPPING BOARD SENDS MANY
LETTERS. RECEIVES REPLIES
Washington, Sept. 6—Over a
thousand replies have been receiv
ed by Chairman O'Connors of the
United States Shipping Board to j
one thousand letters he sent out j
to vessels and ship owners. The j
teplies stated that they were con
trolled to a torge extent by the in
struction of their foreign agents
who own the vessels under the
flag of the purchaser.
Springfield. Sept. 4—Four ban
dits drove all the staff of the Jeff
erson Rank on the edge of the
city of Springfield into the vault
and fled with thirty flive thousand
dollars. Vice President ’ Lewis was
]y beaten about the head when he
i existed.
Albany. Sept. 5—Louis LaClmp
pelle, a messenger of the New
^ ork State Rank said today that
a bandit tripped him. and seized
s< satchel which he was carying
containig several thousand dollars
and fled before he could draw his
pistol and fire.
Columbia 111.. Sept. 6—Four men
today held up the Flint National
bank, about the noon hour, and
escaped with eight thousand dol
Ohieago. Sept. 5-—Four holdup
men obtained a bag from Murray
Lang, a New York jewelry sales
man. thought to contain goods
worth two hundred and fifty thou
sand and escaped. The goods, how
ever. were not in the bag. but
were safely packed away In a trunk |
and checked to the Pacific Coast.
ffl.’TLRIl H.tS COXKKRKNCE I
WITH COOUlH.f.j
Washington. Sept. 4 Ru’ltr,
the Chairman of the Republican
National Committee, afte.* • c-»t
ference with President Coolidg*-.
said that the President would •
make speeches as the political sit j
art ions arise. He told the; man j
agement of the Labor Board, that
he would evolve a modification of j
the railroad labor board and re- I
iterated that the; board was aj
step in advance of anything that j
had ever been done; and that con-1
siderable good hud been done*,
thereby. Senator Watson report-'
after a conference with the
President that Coolidge would
! si rely lie* elected. However. Sen
tiur Watnon promised a hard light
! must be made to maintain the Ro
| publican majority in the Senate
AMERICAN. FRENCH ITALIAN
WARSHIPS AT SHANGHAI
Censored. Sept. 5 American
French ;ind Italian warships have
■ oncentrated at Shanghai.
I KOroLI). I.OFK TRIAL
COSTS MFC II MON EY
Chicago. Sept. Estimates of
i he cost of the prosecution and
defense of Leopold and Loeb. the
kidnappers and murderers of Rob
ert Franks, to determine whether
they shall suffer the death penaltv
or life imprisonment has cost for
the defendants not less than two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
CASK. INVKNTOIt FARM
MACHINERY. HEAD
Poughkeepsie. Sept. 1 Henry I
[Case, inventor of farming machin
ery. who put his first invention, an
automatic rake on the market in
11s65. died here >esterday at the
XMKRICAN FLYERS LEFT
H E MICKLE. LABRADOR
Aboard Richmond. Sept. 1 The
Muerican flyers left Ice Mickle four
lours late today and passed the
'merican Destroyer McFarland at
(Hawke Ray. Labrador, going well.
I LA BOR PARTY COXNKCTICI T
IS NON-PARTISAN
tion to the Labor Convention t>>
day fought participation in parti
dress here today he said: "I beg
you not to heed the highly pa'1,
political agents."
MINISTERS RKtJI EST
RESIGNATION G.l I.LIGA N
Marion. Sept. 5- A delegation of
Ministers, meeting here in State
( < nvention, request the resigna
tion of Sheriff Cialligan. An As
sociation of Williamson Couu* .
\TTEMPTKD ROBBERY AT
EVERETT. WASHINGTON
Kverett. Sept. 4. Bandits today
attempted to steal the safe of the
kiverside Drug Company, and fled
when the police appeared. Tw.
passing automobiles were fired
upon but the police car escaped'
safe. Tile safe was found on the
sidewalk in front of the store. The
safe was marred by the burglars*
tools, but was unopened. The ban
dits passed going flffv miles nn
hour and escaped in a log.
Seattle, Sept. 4 On the verge |
of daybreak, after the episode at |
Kverett. four men in a big car j
lore through Edmonds, tiring rifles j
and pistols and speeded on toward j
Seattle.
>1.1 x found bound, cjacjoed
AND BRANDED
Waukegan, Sept. 4—A man be- j
lieved to be Thomas Stohl of Cttda '
hj. Wisconsin, was found bound, i
gagged and^, unconscious in a de- j
sorted cottage at Winthrop Harbor.
Illinois branded with the letters j
-K. K.*’ The man wai nearly ;
dead and suffering from hunger
and thirst. When the men who
found him tried to rouse him he
r urmured “Burn me to death.,
< ut my throat if you want to and
be done with it. hut don’t torture
RIO HAIL OP BOOZE TAKEN
Tacoma, Sept. 5—Seventy one
cases of imported whiskey and an
automobile seized, and the watch
man arrested in a raid on a dwell
ing house in the suburbs last
tV lit. Officers making the raid
si.id that it is believed th« boot
leggers are hurrying in liquo*
lrorn rjmada ahead of the aotiv
fjghting fleet.
HOKXSBY (iliUTFiK HITSMU
TH IN B.YBK HI Til
Chicago. Sept. f* A study of I
the records showed that President ■
Heydeler correct when he pro- j
claimed Hornsby to bo a greater
batsman than Ruth. Hornsby’s ;
record during the last four years j
is 389 and Ruth’s is 3<>0.
I/OST—Pa- kage of |» ryiiuil mail j
amt photographs brought ashore j
from the Victoria by tie- Chief \
Steward. Please nlum to Nug
get Ofljd’ and receive reward.
FOR S.\I.K—An established Road
house on Government mail trail, f
dog anti horse barn connected by
inclosed passages ay. big build
ings. well built, suitable for a|
| trading |M»st. Good fishing site ,
j and gold bewaring creeks in vicin- |
’ ity. Address Box No. 1. Nome, j
! A task a.
\
Lovely Healthy Skin
Kept So By Cnticnra
Daily use of the Soap keeps the
skin fresh and clear, while touches
of the Ointxsect now and then pre
vent little skin troubles becoming
serious. Do not fail to include the
exquisitely scented Cuticura Talcum
in your toilet preparations.
***************
* JOHN A. WILSON
* t\S. MINERAL SURVEYOR
Nome*, Alawka.
■f. « * * * *
ELITE HOTEL
BvModtTii Steam heated Rooms. ^
Steam. Shower and Tub Raths
Fin eonneetion
Dan Alvie.b, Prop.
NOME CAFE
(Formerly Tony’s Hennery)
Reopened under llie Management of
Mrs..?. Hogan iind Roll Arnold
“GOOD EATS”
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING.
PRESSING AND REPAIRING
MODERN METHODS AND PROMPT SERVICE
Nome Tailoring Co.;
Opposite Nugg'-t Office Nome. Alaska ;
ALASKA S.S. CO.
S. S. VICTORIA
Next sailing from Seattle will
be about September 18th and
from Nome about October 5th
S. S. Alameda
Replaces S. S. Victoria on last
trip of the season, sailing from
Seattle about-October 11th and
from Nome about October 25th.
SAILING DATES SUBJECT TO;CHANGE
James P. Daly, Agent, Nome