MONDAY
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.NATION'S SEEK AMITY
Tokio, June 10—Japan and Rus
sia yesterday opened negotiations
for resumption of relations between
the two countries.
RELIGION NO ItAIt
TO M EMBERSHIP
Moscow. June 10th—Leaders of
Russian Trade Unions have forbid
den unions to expel members be
cause of their church affiliations
and religious belief.
REBELS SUCCESSFUL
IN BULGARIA
Sofia. June 11—The military up
rising overthrew the Bulgarian
government and Prof. Vankof has
been appointed Premier.
MAIL ALL DISTRIBUTED
The local postofflce force worked
all day Sunday and will be through
this afternoon with the distribution
of the mail received on the Coast
Guard Cutter Bear.
BEAR RETURNS FROM
8T. MICHAEL
The Bear returned from St.
Michael Sunday with a few sacks
of regular mail, and departed for
St. Lawrence Island.
NO NEWS FROM THE BOATS
No news has been received form
either the Buford or Victoria that
enables anyone to ascertain their
position. As soon as the Nugget
obtains authentic advice a notice to
that effect will be posted in the
window.
GOVERNMENT TO
BORROW MONEY
Washington. June 11—The Treas
ury Department announced last
night that it will seek a four per
cent loan of One hundred fifty mil
lions to round out its finances for
the current fiscal year.
1,ASKER RECOMMENDS
MARINE PLAN
Washington. June 11—Creating
eighteen subsidiary corporations,
each to control one of the consoli
dated routes, was recommended to
Harding by Lasker, retiring Chair
man of the Shipping Board. The
recommendation is to serve as a
basis of government operation of
the merchant marine in case efforts
to transfer the ships to private op
erators fails.
WOMEN TO, BE ACTIVE
IN REPUBLICAN COUNCILS
Washington. June 11—A decision
tc give women a more prominent
part in the councils of the republi
can party was reached at a confer
ence Saturday night by Harding
and Adams, chairman of the repub
lican National Committee. The
exact nature of the participation
was not fully decided upon.
TRAIN WRECKED AND
LOOTED BY CREW
San Antonio. June 10—Carrying
many prominent citizens of Pueblo
Mexico, a passenger train was
wrecked near J\.aps md the cara
looted. The train crew escaped.
HARDING RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON
Washington. June 11—President
Harding returned this morning on
the Mayflower, which he boarded at
Lewis, after a week end tour of
Delaware.
DOG LEADS TO
SCENE OF SUICIDE
Ilwaco,. June. 11—Mrs.. A. K.
Pesonen, wife of the North Head
light lighthouse keeper, committed
suicide by Jumping from the cliff
into the ocean. Her pet dog return
ed giiving the signal by frantic ac
tions and led her husband to the
scene of the deed.
BUTLER CONFESSES TO CRIME.
New York, June 10—Eluigo Loz
ade, Filipino butler for Dr. G. W.
MeAulifTe, confessed to killing his
ftnancee Miss Blossom Seeley Mar
tin, who was employed by the Doc
tor as nurse. Both physician and
Lozade were being detained when
the latter confessed he choked the
girl to death and was about to
throw the body Into the sea.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
$1.00 FEB MOOTS.
PROMINENT MEN
COME TO AIjAHKA
Cordova, June 10th—Prominent
passengers aboard the new Alaska
liner .include Faison Joslin and J.
H. O'Neil. General Manager of the
Great Northern Railway.
DIES WHILE ON PLEASURE TRIP
Seattle. June 11—L. ». Loung.
chairman of the Board of Public
Works a-nd for thirty years a direc
tor of the Water and Light Depart
ments. died in his auto while driv
ing between Shelton and Olympia.
BUI ARIA N PEASANTS REVOLT
Paris, June 10—Bulgarian peas
ants have taken up arms against the
new government.
Sofia. June 11th—Stamboulisky,
the deposed premier, has organized
the peasants into militarists and is
marching on the Capital City. The
streets are being patrolled by tanks.
GERMANS SHOT FOR
BEING ON STREET
Dortmund. June 11—Five Ger
mans were shot and killed by
French troops during last night for
violations of the State Siege Provi
sions, forbidding civilians being on
streets after dark. The killing fol
lows the assassination of three Ger
man civilians here last Sunday.
HAKJHNG INITIATED
MASONIC CLUB
Milford. Dela- June 10—Presi
dent Harding was initiated Satur
day night into the Tall Cedars of
Lebanon Masonic Social oreaniza
LARSON MIST SERVE
PRISON SENTENCE
Olympia. June 10—The Supreme
Court held that Larson, former
President of the defunct Tacoma
Scandinavian American Bank, must
serve his penitentiary sentence of
three years for violating the State
Banking Laws.
Fit KM ’H OFF U KRS
killed—dortmund
Colongne, June 10-—Ambushing
and slaying of two French officers
•near Dortmund last night has brot
about a critical situation in the oc
cupied areas.
TUESDAY
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BOTH BOATS TO
ARKIYK TOMORROW
According to advices received by
the local radio corps both the Vic
toria and Buford will arrive in
Nome tomorrow afternoon, within
a few hours of each other. The re
port states that the Victoria is 25
miles ahead of the Buford and will
arrive at 3:00 p. m. while the Bu
ford will arrive at 6:00 p. m.. Ice
conditions in the roadstead may de
lay both boats making their arrival
simultaneous.
EMPTY YOUK P. O. BOXES
The postmaster requests that all
box owners remove their accumula
tion of mail, so to make room for
the additional mail arriving on the
VICTORIA LEFT AKITAX
NOON YESTERDAY
Ivan Ackley sent a telegram
stating that the Victoria left Aku
tan June 11th. at noon, and will
arrive in Nome June 13th sometime
in the afternoon.
TYPHON RAMPANT IN PACIFIC
Manila. June 12—Thirteen lives
were lost and a large area laid
waste by a typhoon on the Island of
Samarin. Seven towns were visit
ed and 96 houses blown down.
Thousands are homeless.
GOVERNOR SMITH NOT
PRESIDENTIAL. CANDIDATE
Chicago. June 12 th—Governor
Smith of New York arrived here
yesterday and declared that he will
not be a candidate for the Democra
tic presidential nomination.
STOLEN BONDS IDENT FIED
Seattle, June 12—A suit in the
Supreme Court revealed that $44,-.
000 worth of bonds, alleged to bo
now in the • possession of Joseph
Stein the Chicago banker, were stol
en from Skinner & Eddy's safe last
July 8th.
HAS NO RIGHT TO FIX WAGES |
Washington. June 12—'The Su-j
preme Court dealt a body blow to i
the Kansas Industrial Re'ations j
Court, holding that it conPicts w'th .
the fourteenth amendment. The :
opinion, as rendered by Justice Tafi j
holds that it is without pow -r to j
fix wages and that in the cas* before ■
the court it deprives the Company j
of its property and liberty of cr*o- :
ENGLISH wol'l.n RETALIATE
London. June 12— Baldwin today
voiced his opposition to the govern
ment taking retaliatory measures to
offset the injuries to British Shipp
ing by the ruling which bars a!’
liquor from all ships m American
ORDER* TO RIGIDLY
ENFORCE PROHIBITION
Washington. June 12—The Trees
ury again last night instructed Cus
toms Officers to rigidly enforce the
Supreme Court decision barring liq
uor from Territorial waters of the
United States.
CHINESE CAPTIVES RELEASED.
Tsaochwang. June 12th—Eight
captives, the last foreigns held by
the Chinese bandits who held up the j
Shanghai-Peking express near Su
chow. May 6th. and held at the
Paotzuku mountain headquarters of !
the outlaws since that time, were I
released today. The Americans are I
Major Roland W. Inger. Leon Fried- |
man. John B. Powell and Lee Solo- 1
mon.
CONSIDERING COUNTER A(TH)X 1
London. June 11—The British ,
government is considering the ne- j
garding the United States Dry Ship
regulation. Baldwin announced in
the House of Commons this evening.
STAGE JEWELS
SOLD AT AUCTION'
Paris. June 12— Sarah Bernhardt's
stage jewels brought 97.000 francs
at public auction here yesterday.
Their intrinsic value, according to
experts, is less than one tenth that j
WANTS PORTION FORMER
HUSBAND’S ESTATE
Paris. June 12— Edith K. Gould
has entered suit demanding half of
the property of Frank J. Gould, her
former husband. The estate left
by the deceased amounts to ten
HOARD VESSELS TO
BE CONSOLIDATED
Washington, June 12—That all
Shippi-ng Board vessels plying be
tween the Pacific coast of the Un
ited States and the Orient will be
operated under one management is
the probable outcome of negotia
tions now in progress for the sale
of these vessels. Robert Dollar is
biddi-ng for the entire Pacific fleet.
FLOODS AND STORM
RAGE THRU WORLD
Copenhagen. June 12—Many per- f
sons were drowned in floods that in
pndated the province of Permin,
Russia.
Kansas City. June 12—Nine are
dead as result of flood along Kan
sas streams during the past 36
Kansas City. June 12—Property
less resulting from floods thru Kan
sas amounts to over one million
VICTORIA RUE NOME
WEDNESDAY 3:00 I*. M.
Manager Harry Gahrielson of the
Nome Lighterage Company is in re
ceipt of a telegram from Agent Jas.
P. Daly, stating that the S. S. Vic
toria will arrive in Nome tomorrow
at 3:00 p. m. (Wednesday.)
Let the Nome Nugget do your
letter writing, by having us malt
the Weekly Nugget to your friends
on the Outside.
DO YOU LIKE ltlKRS?
If you know where > there is a
White Owl’s nest. Crane, Goose,
Duck, Curlew, Plover, or any un
usual nest and wish to share your
observations with the world get in
touch with Frank Dufresne, the Fur
and Game Warden. He is making
a photographic record of our feath
ered friends and will appreciate any
assistance you can give him in this
WEDNESDAY
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TURKEY WILL PAY IN FRANCS.
I*ausanne, June 13—Turkey no
tified Great Britain and France that
she can pay the interest on her
debts to them only in French francs
and not in gold.
FIRST SALMON
SHIPMENT OF SEASON
Seattle. June 13—The first car of
the season's pack of Alaska salmon
for eastern shipment was billed out
for Wichita yesterday morning.
PHILIPIXOS PROTEST
AGAINST EXTENSION
Manila. June 13—Native leaders
cabled a protest to Harding against
the proposed extension to the Philip
pines of the Coastwise Shipping
NO H. C. I*. IN U. S. ARMY
Washington. June 13—According
to a report issued by the quarter
master's Department disclosures are
made that in the United States army
the cst of feeding the soldiers three
meals a day cast but 27 cents per
BITiGARSAXH TO
PUNISH USURPERS
Paris. June 13—The Bulgarian
volunteer army, numbering 100.000
men and steadily increasing in size,
is preparing to punish the usurpers.
Bulgarian Legation here, in a sum
mary of an official dispatch from
Baskaloff. the Bulgarian minister at
ALASKA WHALERS KH! ARTTH’
Seattle. June 13—The U. S.
Whaling Company, which has been
operating the Steamships Stears
Nos. 1. 2. and 3 in Alaska waters,
has sold them to the Rosshavey Co.
of Christiania and the three will be
dispatched to the Antarctic ocean,
where they will engaee in whaling,
particularly in the Ross Sea.
STEAMER LATOUCHE
LOADING FOIS NORTH
Seattle. June 13—The steamship
Latouche began loading today for
Alaska government stations and
schools in Bering Sea and Arctic,
principally Keewalik. Teller. Kiana
and Cape Blossom.
RORAH SAYS NO THIR1>
PARTY FOR HIM
Chicago. June 13—Senator Borah
enrute to his Idaho home, said this
morning that he has no intention of
joining a third party movement.
VICTORIA ARRIVKD TODAY
The S. S. Victoria. Captain Davis
with 186 passengers and 1.700 tons
of freight arrived in the Nome
roadstead at 2 p. m. today. The
Victoria left Seattle June 3th at
10 a. m. and made the run in eight
days and 4 hours. She st >r>ped at
Akutan and still beat the time of
the Buford. The Victoria has
aboard some five tons of mail which
is of recent date. The Victoria has
the distinction of being the first
passenger boat of'the season to ar
JHWS OF RUSSIA SUFFER
London. June 13—One hundred
fifty thousand Jews have been killed
in various pogroms in Ukrania and
other parts of Russia, according to
Dr. Schwarzman f the Jewish World
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back, backache, dizziness, nervous
ness and kidney disorders, why don’t
you try the remedy that your own
neighbors recommend?
J. W. Holman, retired police judge,
Richmond Ave., Dayton, Washington,
says: "It seemed as though every
time I caught a cold it settled in my
kidneys and caused lame back. At
times when I had an attack I could
hardly get out of a chair because of
the severe pains in the small of my
back. The kidney secretions passed
too often and caused me to get up
uights. i suffered from pains in the*
back of my head, too. Doan’s Kid
ney Pills soon drore the pain out of
my fca«k and made my kidneys act
like clockwork."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Helman had. Foster-Mllboura
Co.. Mr fa., Buffalo, N. T.
Relief Conference. He quoted this
figure which h** said was obtained
from the Red Cros~
STEAMBK Bl'FO!tI> AllltIVKS
A ('liOSK SWOMI
The S. S. Buford. Capt. Louis
Lane, with 200 passengers and
2.000 tons of freight aboard ar
rived in Nome today at 3 p. m..
having been 0 days and 3 hours en
route. The arrival of this boat in
augurates a new Steamship service
between Nome and the States, af
fording this section of Alaska an
additional means of water trans
portation. The Buford arrinving
but a short distance behind the
Victoria, Nome witnesed a sight
not seen for years, the appearance
in the roadstead of two big ocean
carriers within the space of an hour.
The respiratory system bears the
chief brunt of the attack. The mu
cosa of the air passage is bright red.
swollen and covered with seropurul
ent secretion. The lymph glands
are enlarged. In most cases 'there
i--. catarrhal pneumonia. In fatal
cases the pleura is often found cov
ered with fibrinous exudation: there
may l>e fluid in the pericardial cavi
ty and fatty degeneration of thp
heart. The liver and kidneys show
fatty or parenchymatous degenera
tion. and there may be myelitis.
Intense catarrah of the conjunctiva
may lead on to ulcerative keratitis.
The familiar symptoms are lassi
tude. loss of appetite, shivering, a
dry nose, scanty urine, thin watery
discharge from nose and eyes, dry
husky cough and sneezing. Dis
charge from nose and eyes become
purulent, obstructing the nostrils
and gluing the eyelids together.
There is rapid emaciation and loss
of strength. The initial exanthema
may occur in severer form along
with diarrhea a.nd icterus. When
broncho-pneumonia sets i-n there is
a characteristic offensive odor from
the body.
Regarding the use of distemper ser
um for the treatment and preven
tion of dog distemper, there is con
siderable difference of opinion
amongst veterinarians thruout the
country relative to the efficacy of
the serum for canine distemper.
Generally speaking, it is thought
that while the serum may lesson
the severity of an attack, it does -not
always bring about a cure, and it is
always deemed necessary to resort
to some medical treatment, nursing
and nforcement of hygienic meas
ures. Many veterinarians make use
of distemper vaccines and serum as
preventives of the disease; but here
again their reports show consider
able variations regarding the effic
acy of the products.
The treatment of distemper is
largely symptomatic, and is usually
attended with considerable difficul
ty. The animal should be provided
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with clean and comfortable bedding
in a room or kennel where there
are no draughts or appreciable
changes in temperature In damp
or chilly weather the puppy might
lie wrapped in woolen cloth*, al
j though this must ont hamper the
freedom of the animal's movements.
A moderate amount of exerci.se
I should neither he discouraged nor
enforced.
The P.ureau has frequently re
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; in not over five drop doses twice
‘daily as a "pick me up" and as an
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I is frequently absent. Raw eggs and
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FORFEITURE NOTH F
To MICHAEL ROBITAILLE. yoar
heirs, lepra 1 representatives and
assigns:
You are hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owner therein,
has expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars for the years. 1910,
1911. 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915. 1916,
1920, 1921. 1922. in labor and im
provements on and for the benefit
of RENCH CLAIM .Vo. 5. situated on
the right limit of Center Creek,
in the Cape Vome Mining and Re
cording District. Territory of Alas
ka. Notice of location whereo* is
recorded in Vod. 121 at pace 227
and Vol. 169. paee 210 of the
records of the Cape Nome Precinct,
in the performance of the annual
labor required by section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United States
and Supplemental legislation, in or
der to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribuU your proportion of such
expenditure according to your inter
est in said claim to the undersigned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninety days after the service of this
notice on you bv publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim will
become forfeited and vest in the un
dersigned as provided by the said
A. A. CII AG NON,
Co-Owner
Publish March 31. April 7. 14. 21,
28. May 5. 12. 19. 26. June. 2. 9,
NOTICK OF FORFEITURE
To E W SHIRK, and to your HHw,
and Assigns:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
GER, in his lifetime, and his Estate,
since his death, has. as co-owner In
the mining claim hereafter describ
ed. expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100.00) for each of
the years 1904. 1903. 1900. 1907,
1908. 1909. 1910. 1911. 191 2. 1913,
1914. 1915. 1916. 1920. 1921. and
1922. in labor and improvements
for the benefit of the “WACONDA"
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
Gulch, the location notice of which
is recorded in Vol. 103. Page 137.
and amended notices of location of
the same are recorded in Vol. 199,
Pages 166 and 461. of 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
i required by Sec. 232 4, Revised Sta
I itutes of the United States, and sup
plemental legislation. In order to
•hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your in
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
thereof, or your Interest in said
claim will become forfeited and
vest In the undersized as provided
by said shatuita.
W. H. WEBB.
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutschlnger, deceased.
.Publish March 17, 24, 31. April 7.
14. 21. 28. May 6. 12, 19, 26, and
1 Jana 2. t. 1222.