THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
PACK HR. VOIjSTRAD
Washington. June 7—Despite the
Harding order for strictest enforce
ment of prohibition in the Capitol
during Shrine week, it is the wettest
place in the United States.
In the shadow of the Capitol |
building and within a stone throw j
of the White House, near the Treaa- |
ury Department and near where i
Commissioner Hayes holds out, all
kinds of liquor may be bought by
those who desire it.
KURIN KIIS SKKKNA.DK WILSON
Washington. June 7 Woodrow i
Wilson was serenaded at his home !
by the Shrinp Patrol which sang j
“Dixie" under his window and then j
nt his request sang the Star Spangl- I
ed Banner.
HARDING'S SI'KKCH PROGRAM.
Washington. June 7—President j
Harding will make fourteen
speeches while enroute to the Paci
fic Coast on his Alaska trio. He
will speak In five coast cities after
returning from Alaska, according to
an announcement made yesterday.
WH1TK HAN KKSKNTS
PRKSKNT'K COIiORKD HAN
Los Angeles. June 7th- E D.
Francis shot and killed John Har
din. a negro, after Francis had been
ejected from a restaurant where he
objected to eating beside Hardin.
Two while bystanders were wound
Oil, SWINDLERS SENTENCED
Ti > PEN ITEXTIARY
Fort Worth. June 7 — The govern
ment last night secured the convic
tions of Charles Sherwin. Ft. A. Lee.
and S. H. Schwartz, oil stock swind
lers. The men were sentenced from
two to ten years in the penitentiary
and also were each heavily fined.
EXTREME HEAT IN STATES
Chicago. June 7—Lightning kill
ed four, and three persons succumb
ed to the heat thruout the country
yesterday.
RELIGION CALLER PART
OF ARMY EFFICIENCY
Washington. June 7—Army effic
iency requires that attention be giv
*aid at a conference with churchmen
and welfare workers, called by the
War Department.
FI TTER REAR lYILL
ARRIVE NOME TONIGHT
At 10:30 A. M. this morning the
Cutter Hear was 9 7 miles out from
Nome, fine water but weatnpr a b't
hazy, making good time about 8
miles per hour. The Hear will
"be in Nome someitme this evening.
LEAVES ESTATE TO
SALVATION ARMY
Seattle, June 7—E. C. Neufelder.
President of the Peoples Savings
Bank, who died June 2nd. left his
$300,000 estate to ithe Salvation
Army and three Jewish Benevolent
Societies.
CHI NESS PRISONERS
STILL HELD
Washington, June 7—The State
Department announced it had re
ceived a cablegram from Schurman.
American Minister at Peking, which
stated there was no indications how
long it would be before Americans
and others still held by Chinese
bandits, are released.
H. C. L. DEMONSTRATION
ENDS IN RIOT
London. June 7—Six were killed
and twenty-three injured at iLep
sig yesterday afternoon when a
crowd of Socialists and Trade Un
ionists. holding a demonstration
against the high cost of living, clash
ed with the police, says a dispatch
to the Times.
STICK-UP PAIR
KILL CHICAGOITE
Chicago. June 7—R. C. Tesm?r
was snot ahd killed almost within
♦be shadow of the '-’ayor’s turn?
last night by a bandit who was ac
com pan led by a female outlaw. The
pair secured a small sum of money.
Tesmer fell dead at the feet of his
4 cts a day will bring the Weekly
Nugget to your home.
MONEY BE SENT
BY AEROPLANE
St. Louis. June 7—Transporta
tion of money by aeroplane to re
duce thp number of robberies, is
being: considered by the Federal Re
serve Hoard, it was announced by
the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
DANISH GOVERNMENT ALSO
PROTESTS LIQUOR RI LING
London. June 7—A Copenhagen
dispatch to the Daily Times says
the lhinish government has forward
ed a protest to Washington against
the American liquor law. as relat
ing to foreign shipping. It is con
tended that this law is contrary to
international regulations.
NEW ALASKA BOAT
FORMALLY DELIVERED
Seattle. June 7—The new liner
Alaska, having maintained a speed
of 15 knots per hour during her
trial, was formally delivered to the
owners yesterday and will sail Sat
urday on her maiden voyage.
SEATTLE LABOR COUNCIL
TAKES ACTION
Seattle. June 7—The Central
Labor Council last night complied
with Gomper’s order to expell the
Local Lady Barbers and Blacksmith
Union, but hold to its previous stand
for recognition of the Soviet of Rus
sia. Whether this action means re
vocation of the Local Council’s
Charter by the American Federa
tion of Labor remains to be seen.
BREVITIES
Washington, June 7—The next
Shrine Convention will he held in
Kansas City. June 2. 1925. accord
Seattle. June 7—The thermome
ter stood at 7 5 degrees in the shade
yesterday afternoon.
cuzene opened a real estate office
here today.
didn't like him” Tyrell Scherzer. a
15 year old school boy. took a shot
at principal Foster of the Stuyves
a-nt high school.
Duesseldorf. June 7—A German
school boy was shot andkilled by
French guards yesterday and the
crowd attempted to lynch the sol
dier. but was prevented by German
FRIDAY
(TELEGRAPHS
BR4M>KLYN MAX BE4 0MES
IMPERIAL POTENTATE
Washington, June 7—Conrad V.
OYkeman of Brooklyn was elevated
to the position of Imperial Poten
tate yesterday by the Ancient Ara
bic Order of the Nobles of the Mys
IR1SH HORSE WINS
ENGLISH DERBY
London, June 7—Papryus. owned
by Barney Irish, an Irish tenant
farmer and ridden by Steve Dono
hue. won the Derby with odds seven
CHURCHES OF AMERICA
CONDEMN 12 HOUR DECISION
New York. June 7—Representa
tives of 50 million Protestant, Ro
man Catholics and Hebrews joined
forces yesterday in a statement con
demning as unworthy and unten
able the arguments of the Commit
tee of the American Iron and Steel
Institute, which recently reported
unfavorably on the proposed elimin
ation of the twelve hour day in the
steel Industry.
THROWN BOMB FAILED
Sacramento, June 7th—A bomb
was thrown against the United
Brethern church here last night,
but did little damage as it rolled
back into the street, twenty feet
from the building, before exploding.
Within the church 550 persons
: were listening to a lecture by Rev.
j O. P. Harnish.
MESSENGER BOY ARRESTED
FOR STEALING BONDS
New York, June 8—James Foley,
18 year old messenger, was arrested
today charged with stealing $141,
000 in bonds which he reported
Tuesday had been lost by him. The
police discredited his story and
state he had admitted giving them
to some one.
HARDING ST1IJ. OB8BNHBD
tmi WORLD COITRT
Washington. June 8—In a letter
to Episcopal bishop Gailor of Tenn
essee. made public.Harding declares
that by accepting membership in the
World Court the United States may
make its largest feasible contribu
tion to the stablixation of civiliza
tion, while at the same time surren
dering nothing of advantage to the
independence now enjoyed by the
American people.
CHURCH TO OPEN CLINIC
Seattle. June 8—The staid Ply
mouth Congressional Church. Rev.
Chauncey J. Hawkins, pastor, an
nounced that it will hold a clinic
for treatment of the diseased. They
will use the law of the Almighty and
five medical men in a scientific way.
ASK GOVERNMENT KEEP
HANDS OFF BUSINESS
Atlantic City. June 8—A request
that the government keep its hands
off business was put before the As
sociated Advertising Clubs conven
tion yesterday by A. C. Bedford,
Chairman of the Standard Oil Com
pany Bpard of Directors.
TERRORISM PREVAILS
IN UPPER SILESIA
Berlin. June 8—Terrorism pre
vails in the Upper Silesian territory
to the east and southeast «nd Leip
sig, where a number of cases of out
lawry have broken out among farm
laborers and other workmen, accord
ing to newspaper dispatches from
Breslau.
MORE CONJECTURE RELATIVE
KKIjKASK CHINESE PRISONERS
Shantung. June 8—Negotiations
for the release of the eight foreign
ers held by Chinese bandits in the
Paotzku mountains are believed to
have reached their final stage, and
it is confidentially predicted here
that all will be free before next
HOOSIEIt STATE
FEEIiS EARTHQUAKE
Logansport, Indiana, June 8th—
Earth shocks, accompanied by rustl
ing sounds were felt here last night.
Dishes were broken 1 and pictures
dislodged.
NAVY MEN ADMONISHED TO
STUDY INTKRN.vnON.il. MW
Annapolis. June 8—At the com
mencement address to the graduate
midshipmen here yesterday. Secre
tary Denby told them they were
launching on a tour of service where
the greatest fraternity should pre
vail at all times. He exhorted
them to a close application of the
study of International Law to fhe
general lines of their profession as
a class, so the navy should be equip
ped to handle the difficult problems
confronting the navy.
FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION
TO DEFEND TITLE
New York City, June 8—Eugene
Crique, the newly crowned feather
weight champion, will defend his
title on July 13th at the Polo
Grounds. He will fight Johnny
Dunn of New York, the challenger.
OFFICERS ROUND UP CHINAMEN
New York, June 8—United States
Immigration officers rounded up 20b
Chinese in Long Island City, charg
ed with having entered the United
States illegally.
HARDING WANTS
STRICTER ENFORCEMENT
Washington, June 8—Harding, at
the forthcoming conference of gov
ernors, will urge a much stricter en
forcement of the Volstead Act.
VALIA RLE NECKLACE MISSING.
London. June 8—Scotland Yard
is trying to find the $2,000,000
pearl necklace stolen from Maybell
German Corey, wife of William E.
Corey. The necklace was stolen on
a trip from Paris to London.
WEST HEADS GRADUATION LIST
Washington. June 8—Harry E.
Morgan of Juneau was a member of,
the graduating class of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis yesterday.
Kenneth I. McLaren of Seattle
headed the class. Naval orders1
were Issued assigning Morgan to
the battleship California and Me- j
Laren to the battleship West Vir-'
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5IINKSWKKPKR STRANDED
AliAHKA WATERS
San Francisco. June 8—The mine
sweeper Cardinal is stranded on
Chirikof Island. Alaska. The Cuy
ama, in charge of Rear Admiral
Chase. Commander of the Fleet base
force, is speeding to her assistance,
according to a radio message re
ceived here.
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. . . Cold Storage plant, East
.Alaska Lighterage Co.
. . .Opposite Recorders Office
...Cor. Steadman, 2nd aves.
.Cor. B st. and 1st ave.
. Catholic Church
. Polet’s Residence
. Fire Station
. . Opposite Wefob’s Market
Cor. 3rd are. and Lane Way
g Bells,
.Fire Out
...Shut Down
Turn on Water
CLEAN-UP NOTICE.
Notice la hereby Riven, that In
accordance with Ordinance No. IW
t»> provide for the prevention and
removal of nuisance*, etc., that
every person In the possession or
occupancy of, either as owner, ten
ant or otherwise, of apy lot, place
or premises in the City of Nome,
shall, cause the same to be cleared
of all unsightly and unsanitary rub
bish within five days from the pub
lication of this notice, and save ad
ditional costs.
CHAR. CAVKY,
.Chairman Health and Relief Com.
* L R. WE1TH *
* • NOTARY PUBLIC *
* AT M'GfiBT OFFICE *
LETS GO!
This is the time of the year for the Business flan
to look up his stationery and Job Printing needs
before the coming of the boats. This season will
undoubtedly be a busy one in all lines of business.
Until the Boats Arrive
To Order your Job printing and
other necessary things, BUT
Remember the newspaper man and printer
will also be busy and up to his neck in new
business when the boats arrive, so give us an
opportunity now during the slack times to
turn out that RUSH ORDER you will want
later on. Let’s Go—take up the slack!
THE NOME NUGGET
Will give you estimates on
large or small orders