MONDAY
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NOME LKUIHMTOIM
LEAVE JINKAU
Juneau, May 7—Fred Ayer left
on tihe Princess yesterday for Seat
tle. K. Raekion also left for Los
Angeles, but says he will come up
to Nome on the lirwl boat.
John Wilson. Chat*. Drown and
James Daly will probably leave on
Thursday for Seattle. R Be hard
Docker is shill pastor of the Metho
dist churcfh and will come to Nome
ia1er in the summer.
AVIATOR MARKS RETUKN
TRI1* ACROSS CHANNEL
Paris, May 7—Barbot, the French
aviator, made the first Sight and re
turn across the English Channel, be
tween Bologne and Foftkstone.
HAHDINU PERSISTS IN
ADVOCATING WORLD COURT
Washington. May 7—During a
.abinot meeting Harding again em
phasized that he believed the Un
ified States could no longer maintain
a position of aloofness in world po’
FAIHTONS FIGHT IN
PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENT
Berlin. May 7—During a Debt
discuss Fon in the Prussian parlia
ment Saturday Socialists and Com
munists came to Mows. Two of the
latter were knocked down..
LABOR LKADKR DENIED
ADMISSION CANADA
Ottawa, May 7—Alexander Howat.
deqtosed president of the Kansas dis
trict of the United Mine Workers
of the World, was denied admission
to Canada, minister Manne an
nounced in parliament.
SEATTLE SHIPPING HEAD
SCHEDULED CHAIRMAN
SHIPPING BOARD
Washington, May 7—H. F. Alex- <
ander, president of'the Ps4oiflc S. S. I
Company of Seattle, is being con-1
wittered by Harding as successor to
Chairman Da&er of the Shipping
Boland. Lasker will resign at the
end of Juno. Alexander was under
consideration two years ago.
T(HITOHERIN OPPOSES
TIKHON SENTENCE
Moscow, May 7—Foreign Minis
ter Tchtttohern is opposed to the
death sentence on Homier patriarch
Tikhon on the ground thait such
*tep would result in further boycott
against Russia.
BISHOPS REPUDIATE ACTION
OF ASSOCIATE
Warsaw. May 7—Resolutions, ex
pelling the Methodist Episcopal
Delegation to Russia, and refusing
to accept the responsibility for re
marks made b|y BiflWop Blake at
Mosdow. were adopted by the Board
of Bishops. Blake is a mambeT of
the Board and strongly endorsed
Bolsh'evtam.
HKDU9K MAHRIRH
FATHHR’S GARDENER
Detroit, May 7—Florence, daugh
ter of. John H. Avery, a millionatre
clubman. was married to Francis
BSTriigard. her father’s gardener.
KMItK7.ZI.KR ARRESTED
IN PANADA
Vancouver, May 7th—Edwin F.
M.Srse was arrested on the charge of
emhegsTing *78,000 from tihe i’nter
naltional Truitt Oo. of Denver three
years ago At that time he was
teller of the institution.
KI7 KIAJX K1.AN
OPPOSITION GROWS
Albany, May 5—The Walter Bill,
designed to tear the mask from the
Kn Klux Klan In Ibis staite. passed
the Assembly yedterday afternoon
a'nd now goes to Governor Smith.
SUPPUBK AND REI.IF.F
FOR NORTHERN STATIONS
Seattle, May 7—The Radio Station
tender. Ootid Star, is scheduled to
sail Thursday with supplies for sta
tions of the Bureau of Fisheries on
M. Paul and St. George Islands
Supplies are oteo being sent to
the Naval Radio Stations on St. Paul
Island and other parts of the North.
Aboard tihe vessel vein »>» he mem
bers of the Naval Radio ReMe* per
eomael of at- **•»■ «•**“>• K*1Uk’
UnaUska. Seward, Oordova. Gape
HHMhln Broodt. Soapstone Pofut.
Sftks. Juneau and Kdtchthaa. .
I lit VAN AND HAY 8
CHURCH CANDIDATES
Indianapolis, May 7—Wm. Jenn-j
1i:ps Bryan and Will Hays likely
will be candidates for the office of
Moderator erf the Presbyterian t
Church of the United States, at the
general assembly whith will open
here on May 17th.
I KM K EFKLLER'8 SISTER-1 N * I - A W
CAPTURED BY BANDITS
Pefking. May 6—One foreigner
was killed and 150 passengers were
carried off when bandits held up the
Shang’hai-Peklng express train on
tthe Tien Tain Puyow railroad, near
the Shanghai border. Miss L/OCy Al
ef'ich of New York, daughter of the
laite senator from Rhode Island and
the sister-in-law of Rockefeller Jr.,
was among the passengers. Hor fate
i.i unknown.
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS CHINA
UNITED STATES STRAINED
Washington, May fi—Blood rela
tions between th»* United States and
Chinn lhave b *en brought to the
breaking poiint as the result of cap
ture of American citizens by bandits
on the Shantung border. The
Sttaite Department is making no ef
fort to conceal the tension of the
pUtuatioo.
KIIJ.ED ATTEMPTING KNTEIt
UNITED STATES
Gareido, Texas. May fi—Six Ital j
ians aibtunvpt'i'ng to enter the United i
States were a Wot and killed Sfatur- !
day when leveral Mexicans, hired |
to assist them in their flight across
the Rio Grande, fired upon tJhem.
ItREA KS ENGAGEM ENT—
SUFFERS DEATH
ad Cliff in Ely sin n Park, Joseph
Becker, real estate salesman of,
Seattle, shot and killed Miss Jane j
B. > Kelso, because she had broken;
her engagement to marry him. He '
gave himself up to the police and j
later assisted them in placing the j
woman's body in an ambulance
MILITARY PtrRSUES
KIDNAPPING BANDITS
Washington. May 7—A small
military force fa pursuing the Chin
ese bandits who kidnapped Ameri
cans and oHJher foreigners from a
train Sunday. According to a mes
sage rel>eived today by the State
Dertartment from Minister Schur
nvan art Peking twenty eighit of the
bra rad its have been captured.
ON DEATH BED MARRIES
HIS HOUSE KEEPER
Seattle, May 5—A. E. Holland,
the 52 year old millionaire druggist
and timber ma*n of Serfrowclolley.
dangerously ill with heart dfarfase,
today married Mrs. Charlotte Cross
his 28 year old housekeeper.
TUESDAY
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DlRIGIBIiK TO MARK POLAR
FLIGHT THIS SUMMHR
Washington. May 7—Se»ttle will
be the starting point of the flight
ho be staged tty bhe Bureau of A«ro
nuttitocs of the Navy across the North
Pole and alWo will be the starting
point for the flight around the
world, to be staged by Marines.
Moffett, chief of the Navy Bureau
of Aeronaut* said that he would
leave for Seattle in June, to com
plete arrangements for the Navy's
Polar flight. He Sa’id he wiil erect
a mooring roafet ait Sand Point early
this summer to accomodate the Z-R
-1. which. Will take to the air. She
will proceed from Lake Hurst to
Chicago and thence to Point Bar
row and then across the polar
wastes. This vessel has a cruising
radius of 45*00 m'ffles.
Liewt. Col. Thos. C. Turner, in
charge of aeronautics for the Mar
ine Corps, is making arrangements
to begin the flight around the
world. Beginning at Sami Point
he Will fly to Dutch Harbor and
then across the Pacific.
GOMPKRft TO BAR
FROM MKMBFJtSHIP
Chicago. May 7th—The “boring
from within” methods of the Com
munist party and William Z. Fos
ter's Trade Union Edudaitional Les
sons, control the Chicago Federation
of Labor to such an extent that
Oonupers Is about to wipe that or
ganization from the state of recog
nised labor bodies in America.
’ROC FS OF LABOR BLANKS
ON SALK AT NUGGET OFFICI
HUftBANP OOMFRHSfS
, MUKOKR OF FOUR I
Isabel. Okla., M*ay 7—John O. i
Poipe coufeAspil to k1Min* hie es- j
tranged wife, theiir infant daugrWter. ’
iT. H. Hummel and wife. parents of)
the murdered woman, and her seven J
year old brother. Pope said his 19 j
v-ar old son John aided him in the '
! _
l.K!> ACROSS STATU MXK
TOliO TO STAY AWAY j
Bonners Ferry. Idaho, May 8 — j
2 5 Indutftr'ial Workers of the World
were led acro3s the Montana line,
ten miles •north,we^t Prom here, hute
last night hy a committee of citizens
and business men and promised
never toireturn wfthin the boundar
i*w« of the State.
FIIKF ST A THUS ROUVH
UP IRRKGUljAltS j
IJublin. May 8 A round up of Ir- .
j regulars is progressing in the moun- ,
tain county of Wicklow. Heavy .
firing was heard this morning near
Bleroingiton. Later a dozen prison- j
ers wore brought inito that town. j
! HINUBNISHIKi KXPHEHHRS liOVK
FOR FORMKl« ItlXKR
' Berlin. May 8—Wo are proud to I
! show our appreciation, respect and I
j love for oi«r Kaiser and our Crown !
; Prince, declared Von Hindenberg in *
! a speech a't the detflcaition of a m»m
orfal to the German war dead.
SKATTIiR PIONKMR I'AHSKS ON.
| Seattle May 8—Charles A. Ktl- j
bourne, pioneer of Seattle, and
! founder of the Kitbourne Clark Co.. :
j manufacturers of radio instruments 1
I NTKliNATfO'\ A I. <*<»1 MISSIt>\
l*ROI*OSKI> FOK CHINA
j Washington. Nfaiy 8 A confer -
jin Poking, oit which are represented
i the United States. Britain France
j and Japan, will determine if the
j Chinese government shall be taken
| over and ruled by an International
Commission. The United States is
j represented by Jacob Gould Schur
imiDRNTMED AMERICAN
SHOT ItY RAN HITS
Shanghai. May 8—It has been im
possible to identify the American
who was shot by train bandits. Ad
vices state that this man lost bis
life on the Monday following the
holdup, during one of the skir
mishes between brigands and pur
suing troops. Joseph H. Bothan. aj
doctor, who was killed was shot ,
down ait the scene of the hrtld'up.
Tient Sin. May 8 —Six foreigners,
released by bandits, arrived here
tonight.
DKMPttHY TO RKC7EIVB UWW.OOO.
FIGHT WITH GIBBONS
Chicago. Mlay 8—Dempsey will
defend his title against Tom Gib
bonte. the St. Paul ehaHe-ngor. at
Shelby. Montana, next Fourth of
Jufly. The match will be fifteen
rounds to a referee’s decision. The
champion will receive $300,000, the
same amount he received for knock
ing out Geo. Canpentier.
Articles definitely closing the
match were signed Saturday even
4rg. Dempsey’s manager received
a certified check of $100,000 as the
first installment guarantee.
(’ARPKMTlHIt KNOCKS OUT
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP.
Paris. May 7—By knocking out
Manvel Nflles. the title holder, in
eight rounds of their scheduled 20
| round bout at Buffalo Stadium. Sun
day afternoon, Canpentier won the
French heavyweight title.
It CM IT NEGATIVE RBIMjY
TO GERMAN PROPOSAL
Psuris. May 7—The Franco-Beljrran
reply to the latest German, note on
Reparations was remitted to Ger
many yesterday afternoon. It was
a simple rejection of the proposals
and offered «o counter proposals.
MAJOR 'CHANGED FROM
PACIFIC TO THIRD DIVISION
San Francieco.. May 8th—Major
General Edwin B. Babitt was re
lieve from command of the Paci
fic Division and assigned to com
mMd of the Third DItMoo. with
ihfe station at Camp Lewi"
MONASTERIES MIST CONFORM.
Moscow. May 7—The Russian
Church CouOScre renolred to close
all moahateilec not oreautced on *•**
| basis of the Commune.
I BOXER TO 1.JCAVE
SEATTLE THURSDAY |
S-wmin, May 8—The Bureau of j
Education power schooner Boxer!
j will sail Thursday for Bristol Bay,
j Ki.skokwfm River, Nunivak Island.
! Hooper Bay, Nome and 9t. Lawr
! ORDERS GOVERNOR TO
ACCEDE TO BANDITS
[ Peking, May 8—The Chinese .gov
ernment ordered the governor of
I Shang Tung to accede to the de
! mands of the bandits and obtain im
I niediarto release of all the kidnapp
ed foreigners. The governor is or
dered to pay a ransom if It becomes i
BREVITIES
[ Rome, May 7—George and Mairy
| of England arrived this afternoon.
Chicago. May 7th —Congressman
l John Wrauney of the Fourth I>is
' triict, Illinois, d^ed Saturday with
[ pneumonia.
New York, May 7—“Never has
there been leas unemployment in I
the United States” Harding said in
u speech delivered here Sunday. j
London. May 6—The King and.
Queen sailed Saturday morning for
Rome, on a visit of State.
WEDNESDAY
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l HIXKSK I’.WIHTS
DfiSMANI) Ill'liK RANSOM
jwiMs near Lin Cheng. The demand J
! the bandits by an aged Chinese.
I eluding Miss Aldrich sister of Mrs j
| Rockefeller Jr., captured by the!
j Chinese bandits, have been released
| says a Central .News IWsipatch from
1 Shanghai.
Pekten. May 8 Two Americans
Lind an Cnglishman are reported
Llvoit when government troops at
j lacked the bbnditls. The latter
I nmde a huma n barricade of prison -
j ers. placing the foreigners in front.
! The bandits defended themselves
| with a return rifle fire in response
j to attacks of aoldiors.
1 Peking. May 8—America and
j p.rWain last night intervened in be
half of American and Hr Wish citi
zens kidnapped by Chinese bandits
Sunday'.
KSOAPKD FORKICIN WHS
KEIATK HOLD UP
Tienf Sin. May 8—A relief train
arrived here with a party of for
eigners who escaped when the Shan
ghfai-Peking express train was held
up by bandits at Lioe Shins. In
the party were Mrs. Robert Alien
and Mrs. Pingerin. the women stat
ed that their husbands. who are
I majors in the American army and
Pinger’s elder son. were kidnapped.
Fourteen were kidnapped, most of
them in their night clothes and
without their baggage. They were
forced to walk barefooted upon
broken glass in the vicinity of .he
train and were hustled by their
| brutal guards over rough country
ais the bandits fled in fear of pur
Happy Women
Plenty <»f Thom in Nome, and
(iood Reason for It.
Wouldn’t any woman be happy.
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest.
The distress of urinary troubles, j
When .‘he finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the 1
following J
Mrs. J. Malone. 2529 Klushan St..
Bellingham. Wash., says: “I can
hardly describe the misery which I
endured from backache. When I
washed, it felt as though my back
were breaking in two and terrible
pains struck me in the small of my
back and nearly doubled me up. My
kidneys acted too often and my feet
bloated badly. I heard about Doan’s
Kidney Pills and two boxes drove
the pain out of my back and regulat
ed my kidneys."
<0c, at all dealers. Foster-Mll
burn Co., Mfgra.. Buffalo, N. Y.
ADVERTISEMENT
| WOMAN’ DROPPED FROM
EXIIAUSTION, A BA NIKI NKD
BY BANDITS
l Shanghai, May 8—Miss Aldrich
I has been found 15 miles from the
i scene of the holdup at Ts^e^sum.
Mim Aldrich had dropped from ex
haustion and had been abandoned
by the bandit horde. Her bare fee*
were cu*t and bruised and she was
suffering from exposure as the re
sult of her forced night march. Ill
clad Miss Aldrich was found by an
American engineer of the Asia De
velopment Company and sent to,
Tsiaanuru for treatment.
HERMANS GIVEN HEAVY
SENTENCE BY FRENCH
Werdon. Germany. May ft--Doc-j
tor Krupp von Bohlen. head of the j
gr^at Krupp works and directors
Oosterlin and llatttwhr were each •
sentenced to 15 yOars imprisonment
and find R05.000.00ft marks. on J
convection by a Court martial.
They were found guilty of having •
incited the Krupp workers to resist '
French military, with the result that ;
14 Krupp emiployoos were killed, I
Dirodtor K. Birentor Bruhn pot ten ,
yrtars and two either direietoTW are 1
SKATTIiK ELECTION ENDORSES
SHIP YARD ITIMTHASE
Sejjnt.lt'. May 0--Oouncilmen Tin-;
dal! and Heekoth were reelected in j
yeritenday’s eleotlPon and the voter* j
gave endorsement to the proposition J
r.f pur chi'si rtg the Skinner and Eddy |
Shipyard site for Port purposes.
FREIGHTER (’HASHES ON ROOKS »
Seattle, May ft— Out of her course j
in a foe. the freighter Lake Gob- ■
hart, purchased recently by the Al- >
:utka StenmshLp company, crashed
on the rocks of Umatilla Reef, off j
Superintendent It. It. Pierson of (
th Alaska ?#<•inship Company and .
a crew of 25 men are aboard the j
Lake Gebhart. which was bound j
here from Son Francisco to eater
the Alaska trade.
new smm\(i
HE.YD ENDORSED
Washington. May ft—The Whlite
House indicated this morning that
Edward P. Farley of Chicago will
be Lasker's successor as head of
the Shipping Hoard Farley bias
the endorsement of both Lasker
a ad the Standard Oil Company. j
FOREIGN NATIONS DEMAND
RELEASE PRISONERS
Peking. May ft The foreign na
tions have sent a manifesto to the
Chinese government, saying: “Free
all foreigners immediately alive, we
don't earn whait methods are used,
but free them."
RRITLSH SOVEREIGNS
VISIT TOMBS
Rome. May 9—George and Mary
ot England laid wreathes on the .
tombs of realty's unknown soldiers
and of King Victor Emmanuel IT
a-nd Kiag Hubert.
ENGLISHMAN FIGHTS FOR
AMERICAN FORTUNE
Chicago, May 9—Earl Curzon, in
a bill filed in his behalf in the Su
perior Cou>rt, allied himself with h1s
sister-in-law. Lady Marguerfte Hyde
Suffolk, also of England. They
charge mismanagement of the one
hundred million dollar estate of
Lady Hyde Suffolk's father, the
late Levi Z. Loiter of Ch'icajgo.
Earl Curzon intervenes as guard
ian of one of his daughters. His
first wife was Mary Letter.
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Cl'TTEIt REAR
AT LADYSMITH
, Si-'aU 1«, May 9—The Cutter Bear
| is taking on five hundrd tons of
, fiial a>t La-dysmFth, B prepara
tory to galling for Bering Sea and
j the Arctic.
j HUSH KITI'ATIOX ST1M, TENSE.
! London, May 9 -H«avy fight in?
j south, rn and western IrH-and. Free
j State troop? were engage?! with Ir
regulars at many places.
CABARET |)AW«K
KILLER BY IXIVfTR
San Francisco, May Vlr
ian Alloa, a cabaret <fancor J»f Seait
I tie. was murdered by Extebert Bure,
a Spanish Am erica a war veteran
• and Oakland postal clerk. Her
slayer shot himself perhaps fatally.
' The tragedy is rfhe result of a lovers
: luarrril
WINTER WEATHKR
VISrTS STATES
Chicago, May 9—Snow fell over
•the Groat Lakes roglon and in St.
Louis yesterday afternoon, while ait.
Fort Worth, Texas. 11 inches of
hail fell, killing two mules this
morning. At the time of this gen
eral snow 9torm the thermometer
at Phoenix, Arizona, registered one
hu-ndred in the shade.
ATI!Fit SEEKS INFORMATION
S. Ft. Olson sfieks Information re
garding Capt. O. Tt Olson who came
to Nome during the year 1907. Any
one having knowledge of this man
will please communicate with S. R.
Olson. Woodburn. Or^
FORFEIT!'RE NOTH 'K
To MICHAEL KOBITAILLE. your
heirs, legal representatives and
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owner therein,
has expended the sum of one hHn
rired dollars for the years. 1910,
1911. 1912. 1913. 1914. 1915. 191G,
1920, 1921. 1922. in labor and im
provements on and for the benefit
of BENCH CLAIM No. 5. situated on
the right limit of Center Creek,
in the Cape Nome Mining and Re
cording District, Territory of Alas
ka. Notice off location whereo' is
recorded in \Vj!1. 121 at page 227
nnd Vol. 169. page 210 of the
vcords of the Cape Nome Precinct.
in the performance of the annual
lahor required by section 23 24 Re
vised Statutes of the United Stales
and Supplemental legislation, in or
der to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion cf sueb
expenditure according to vour inter
est in said Haim to the undersigned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninetv days after the service of UiIh
notice on you by publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim will
become forfeited and vest in the un
dersigned as provided by the said
statute.
A. A. CHACNON,
Co-Owner
Publish March :: 1. April 7. 14. 21,
2S. May 5. 12. 19. 26. June 2. 9.
16. 23. 1923.
NOTH’R OF FORFEITURE
To E. W. SHIRK, and to your Heirs,
Executors. Legal Representatives,
and Assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSOH1N
GER, in his lifetime. and hts Estate,
since his death, has. as to-oanir t«
the mining claim hereafter describ
ed. expended the sum of .Hie hun
dred dollars (1100.00. tor each ot
the years 1004. 1005. 1006. 1907,
1908. 1900. 1910. 1011. 1917. 1910.
1914. 1915. 1916. 1920. 1021. and
1922. in labor and improvements
lor the benefit ol the "WACONllA"
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
Gulrh. the location notice of which
is recorded in Vnl. 10:1. Pace 137.
a-rd amended notices of location of
the saote are recorded in Vol. 199.
Paces 166 and 461. ol the Records
of the Cape Nome Recording Pre
cinct. Territory of Alaska: that the
(Work so done on said claim consti
tuted the annual assessment work
required by Sec. 2324. Revised Sta
tutes of the United Stales, and sup
j iplementa! legislation, in order W
i Ihold said riaim.
! And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion ot such
' expenditure according to your In
1 terest in said claim to the under
signed co-owner with you thereto.
; within ninety days after the service
of this notice on you by publication
I thereof, or your Interest to said
claim will become forfeited »nd
, vest in the undersigned at provided
I by said statute.
W. H. WEBB,
Administrator ot the Estate of
John W. Lutsohinger. deceased.
Publish March 17. 21. 21. April 7.
4, 21. 28, May S. 12, 19. 28. an*
sue' 2. 8, 1883.