MONDAY
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dawks to no mti vT
OF FIELD WORK
Cleveland. June 16—Chairman
Cutler of the Republican National
Committee, left t<*(l:ty for Chicago
to open General Headquarters for
the coining election. The National
Committee Headquarters will be
opened In New York and an office
Jr Washington for General
Publicity purposes. Butler expects
to confer with Gen. ('has C. Dawes
Republican vice-presidential «andl
date,in Chicago.en the type of Cam
paign to be waged; then he will
consult President Coolidge by tele
phone. It is now planned to have
Gen. Dawes do the brant of field
vork. in the coming campaign.
1 ISHKKIKS PATROL KILL
2300 SKA LIONS
Seattle. June 15—Twenty three
r.ew patrolmen were added to the
police force1 here in hopes of stop
ping the steadily increasing wave
of outlawry.
STARTUP BLAZK TO GET
THRILL FIRK ENGINE
Seattle. June 14th—Hector Long,
aged thirty, confessed that in order
to get a thrill from the new fire en
gine in action, he set off a blaze
which destroyed thirty thousand
dollars worth of property.
DAWKS AND HROTHKRS
INTERESTED IN SEATTLE
Seattle. June 15 Charles G.
Dawes, vice presidential candidate
and his brothers H»nry and Rufu
nr-* sole owners oC al! Seattle O;. -
Works, now kn.mn as the Seattle
Lighting Ctimpany. according v>
statement made public here today.
TWO MILLION TO I ELI* DEFRAY
COST ROM'S f,A W
Washington.
Hiaies on instruct!
dent Coolidge this
Jars from th •
June 11—Dir-cto
ftemoon, turn
■ f l -v • million i
If HI IKK )T TO
FRENCH MINISTRY
Paris. June 16—Edouard E. Hnr
riot. leader of the radic.I party ad
dition. known as the left bloc, which
tions. today accepted an invitation
from President Doumorgue to form
the new Ministry. The new Prein
to confer with Prime Minister Mar
ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRA
TIONS FORBIDDEN, JAPAN
Tokyo. June 15—A statement,
forbidding anti-American demon
disapproval of the I’nited States
new immigration law as barring
Japanese, was issued by Masahiro
Ota, the new Chief of the Police
REV. REX KAY ESCAPES
FROM CHINESE PIRATES
Peking. June 16—The Reverend
Rex Ray. an American captured by
river pirates in Kwangsi Province
lest month, has escaped from the
Mountain Stronghold, where he was
MORMON MISSIONARY
RECALLED FROM JAPAN
Salt Lake. June 16—The Mormon
Church has recalled its Missionary
In Japan, which field has been
•worked for twenty years and found
not fertile.
NOTICE
FOR ffitm Quantity of heavy
-wrapping paper suitable for laying
under rag* and carpets, also old
newspapers. For sale at Nugget
CLEAN-UP NOTICE
. Notice is hereby given, that in
-m-oordance with Ordinance No. lOfl
to provide for the prevention and re
moval of maisances, etc., that every
person la the possession or oo^i
paricy of, either as owner, tenant or
otherwise, of any lot, place or prem
ises in the City of Nome, shall cause
the same to be cleared of all un
sightly and unsanitary rubbfeh with
in five days from the pnbtlcatton of
this notice, and save additional
CHAR. CAVKY,
BOAT POSITIONS
Cuiter Bear still in ice near Cap
I rim e of Wales.
I Freighter Oduna last report was
j ".ii miles off Nome in ire fields.
Motor ship Herman, ('apt. Louis
I Lane with Sydney ,\. Snow, on a
hunting trip t«* th*• Arctic, arrived
in Nome Sunday.
S. S. Victoria at St. Michael.
WOODS AltltlVFS FROM JAPAN
Seattle. June 1(5-—Former Am
hassador Woods arrived today from
AMKItll AN .AVIATORS
IAND AT SAKiON
Hongkong. June 1 *» The three
American Army around the world
aviators landed at Saigon, the capi
tal of French Cocin, China, this
afternoon. They hopped off this
morning from Touraine. Annum.
J M1WKSOTA HOIJHVK PKIMAKV
CONTFSTS
I St. Paul. June IB—Minnesota
I today is holding Primary election
(ontests for Republican Senatorial
nomination, Fanner-Labor and Re
publican gubernatorial nominations
| TA( 1 >MA BATTAIiR »
ON ALASKA CRCISK
| Seattle. June lfi—Fifty five men
of the Tacoma Battalion State
i Naval Reserve. Lieutenant Arthur
| I'. Meddleton. commander. sailed
Sunday for Alaska on Training
I cruise, aboard Ragle Boat No. "i’.
’ IfF.MOCR.ATS SKKKTNO
VICF PRKSIRFNT TIMUFR
Washington. June 1'! *'f*lI hit
any n an. who puts n i
, ton for that office, -v.-r head with
jcutarri pie.” Ashurst wired promin
i» nt democrats seek in.' in draft him
i for Democratic V c-Presidentinl
r a duals threaten to
blow i i* morgue
j bodies of forty eigh'
Thursday's explosion.
| battleship Mississipp
L rlshe'fl.
I Los Angeles, June 1 r, -MeAd "
| b ft last night for \-w York.
| Washington. Ju; 16— President
Coolidge held a political conference
yesterday aboard the Mayflower
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MED WITH
DMA
On Palms Of Hands Six
Years. Cnticnra Heals.
“ My sister was troubled with dry
eczema on the pahne of her hands.
She was bothered with it for about
six yeads. It caused the akin to
crack and peel off, and sometimes
they used to bleed. Soapy water
file her hands worse.
"She used several different remo
tes without any results. 1 sent for
B sample of Cuticara Soap and
~ ‘i and she noticed s great
' from the first. She
I more and in four months
_ healed.” (Signed) Miss
Opal L*Cgsaky. Atascadero, Calif..
Rdy on Cuticara Soap, Ointment
and Talaum to care for yuur skki.
WEDNESDAY
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NKW KIVKR DISCOVERED
IN NORTHERN \ I.ASKA
Washinst'-n. June 17—A n»-w riv- '
er iwii hundred yards wide ind sev-j
eral hundred miles long has. been j
discovered in Northern Alaska ac
cording to a- telegram received to- i
day by the Interior Department j
from Doctor Smith, who is <hi f of.
the exploring party of Naval Petro- j
1 uni Reserve Number Four, in the
Point Barrow district in Northern !
SHERIFF SHOT BY
RI M KI NVKRS
Mr. Vernon. June 17—
.lames Gillum was shot twice
iMy fatally wounded today
battle with rum( runners in
AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO
TO RESIGN JUIiV FIRST
Washington. June 17—Charles B.
Warren will resign as Amba.-ndor
to Mexico on July 1st., it was an
nounced here today.
GANGSTERS SHOOT FIGHTER
New York. June 17—Bill Bren
t an. one of the only two men who
ever went a round with the World’s
Champion Boxer Dempsey, was shot
and killed by gangsters here yester
rvn.o\i: sweeps
SOCTH DAKOTA
Mitchell, s I).. June 17—F
millions of dollars worth of pro -
which ^wept So :’h Dakota SatUi i.‘.\
Bit. CARGO ROPE
SEIZED l\ NKW YORK
New York. J non 1 7—Narco! i.
\alued at two million dollars, w. -
Hoboken Pier, having, been -mu
gled from Europe.
I is V »AST TO < OAST
i'I,k;ht this wi kk
Russel Maughn will Imp «• tT this
v.i-ik 'n another attempt"' non
I \ T K f t-C( > I, I. EG I .A T K
Poughkeepsie, Juno IS—s.\ Kast
.-rn colleges, one Middle Western
college and the University ■; Wash
ington are contesting for !in- ltper
cr.llegiale rowing championship
A Mi MEFEIIEM-KS. ItKPI KI.H AX
< 'AMI’AKiN NETTI.FI>
Washington, Juno IS—A! ditfer
er.ces between the Administration
group and the Republican leaders,
which were displayed openly in the
c!. sing hours of the Republican Na
tional Convention just adjourned at
Cleveland, burst out again and a
break was only averted by the ac
tion of President Coolidge. An is
sue, which was forced by J. Pas
comb Slemp,. Secretary to Presi
dent Coolidge, over methods used
bv Butler. Chairman of the Conven
tion. which aroused strong feelings
on both sides, and the matter came
to the President in a throat by
Slemp to resign, and this Lotion was
averted only when President Coo
lidge assured Slemp that he had
planned from the first to lodge the
active conduct of the campaign in
the hands of the Advisory Commit
tee. and that there was no intention
ou his part of maintaining one-man
directorship. Slemp. after a con
ference with Coolidge. issued a
statement before leaving for Cin
cinnati, saying that he expected to
retain the Secretaryship end aloo
participate in the real management
of the Republican Campaign.
UNCLE BAM GETS SOME
POCKET MONET ON LOAN
Washington, June 18th—Great
P.ritain paid sixty-eight million on
her War Debt so the United States
this afternoon.
TWELVE RIDS SENTENCED
DEATH FOR TREASON^
' Moscow. June 18—Twelve addi
tional civilians and •ffleers in the
Red and Impeafcl armies were sen
tenced to death today. Pour of
them were alleged to have secret
documents and Information, relat
ing to the Red Army, addressed to
Tstechovitseh. a member of the Pol
It is rumored that more death s<-n
tr-r.ces are probable as a result of
treasonable conduct on t •• part of
officers in the Red army
American League -St. Louis 10.
Philadelphia 2: Chicago !». Wash
ington 8; Detroit 2. Boston 0:
Cleveland 2. New Y rk 1 : Homer-.
(*.( slin of Washington and Hooper
Chicago, with bases full, and Col
lins of St. Louis.
National League- R..:tnn 0. Pitt—
burg 4; Philadelphia 8. Chicago 2;
Brooklyn r>. Cincirnati 2: Homers.
Harper of Boston. Tierney of Bos
ton. Ctiyler of Pittsburg and Voung
< f New York.
I . S. IWPLIKS TO JAPAN
PIIOTKST ON K\f'lil'SIOV
Washington. Jun- 18- The Cuit
ed States Government today replied
to the Japanese protest against the
Kxclusion Act in a note handed by
Secretary of State Charles Kvan
Hughes to Japanese Ambassador
Tlnnlhara for transmission to Tokyo
by cable. The reply was firm, but
couched in conciliatory terms and
denied that the immigration bill
violated any existing treaties be
tween the Ctiited States and the Im
perial Japanese Government.
MA(i\l'S JOHNSON GUTS
IIH NOMINATION BIG VOTE
t.us Johnson was renominated on
the Parmer-Labor Tick.: by an
overwhelming plurality in th-- Min
nesota Primaries, defeating two
!. \ I’OLI.ETTE < \l SES
COM MINI STS IIP READ OC7
l< IDES l\ SEATTLE
niiiTisii 1*11*1 om \t gets in
wrong in MK.viro
I ■ plnmat ir iiumuni
the fact that Eitglnt
the I'.irtisli Embassy
ly demonstrn
SOMETHING ROTTEN
IV DENMARK
Seattle, June IN Immigration
authorities are engaged in the task
of examining two hundred and thirty
eight Japanese who arrived yester
day on the President McKinley, and
they have found scores who claimed
long residence in the United States
urable to speak a word of English.
“Wrigiey’s is 5 cents
a package the
World Over’
THURSDAY
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homi frsfi. foici> is
Ton III I» II \|;n
I I'etr.-if. .fill!** 1* Itnnrli*rs l.-st
u.itfht entered and ‘fcuriil one hun
f tired thousand dollars worth «*f jow
Uls from the home . f Edsel Ford.
i:i:m.i\\ wins gorim>\
IlKNYETT I IT* RACK
j Brussels. June 1 • Lieulen.i :it I)e
Muyter. piloting tie- Belgian bal
[luon. was proclaimed the winner of
:th* Gordon Bennett Cup Race to
ld; y The flight was a distance of
fs v hundred killotneters.
I RANI ES NEW PRESIDENT
VO«T,S VIEWS (iKRM.WV
Paris, June 19 President Dou
Merque in Ins first message to Par
lament today declared that before
the Dawes Report can be put into
effect.. German must prove her good
faith before the world.
1*1*.\ XK FOR I 'ON On T OF
kepi ri.h an campaign
Washington. June 19 President
ftiolidge announced today that the
conduct of the Republican cam
paign would be lodged in the Na
ttonal Chairmen of the Republican
National Committee and the mem
b' rs of the Committee, the State
local leaders together with the Na
te.. The Washington team rowed
brilliantly tl-m they have ever
roozk i;:;i r:\si: < mn.> iik.ii
NATIONAL LEGION HKWMAXDKR
ARRIVES SEATTLE
j Seattle. June 18 -National Com
mander Quinn of the American Le
gion. arrived here today for a brief
visit, and to look after matters per
taining to the American Legion.
VICTORIA HAILS TODAY
In a telegram from Captain Davis
of the S. S. Victoria to the local
agent James P. Daly, the captain
states ho will arrive Nome about
3 p. m. Mr. Daly nays passengers
will be taken aboard shortly after
the vessel arrives.
COMMUNISTS SAY IA FOIiLETTR
AND FOLLOWERS YELLOW
! St. Paul, June 19—The Commun
ists took over complete control of
the Farmer-Labor Convention last
night, electing S'ate Senator Char
les E Taylor of Montana as perma
nent chairmffj, and Duncan McDon
ald of Illinois as Vice President, and
the party promptly announced La
Follette and his followers to be
NOTED AMERICAN AUTHOR
DEAD IN CHINA
Shanghai, June 19—Frank G.
| ( arjM'iit!•!", th" noted Americ
j Dior and writer, died in N
| China, this morning.
i \:;mi:;:-1 \i:oi: coxvkxt
OPKNS WITH A
St. I'au . .Inn. is With gr<
(dement arid commotion thi
t • ■ i a I Farm* r-Labor Party C
iiKMtw hats m\v \i;iww;.r
TWO-TIIIIUIS
New York. June If* — Then
vj>‘at probability of the afro
i.T the two-thirds rule governir
i . Miration of candidates by th
i oral Democratic ror.imittee.
day this is flu* most talked of
among leaders and delegate:
ready assembled for the Demo
National Convention which b
i*- session here Tu**.sday June
r.Mi FKiHT UK OX TWO-TH
IICI.F. SAVS IJKKFVAN
Chicago. June i:* George
! nan. the leader of the Illinois
| erratic Committee, predicts tha
I major struggle in the hrmne
| National Convention will be ove
I abrogation of rhe : wo-thirds ru
_
I STVATOIS WAC.SH OF MONT
HF IIKM. \AT*li <'H AIltMA‘
Walsh of Montana, has been r
inated by the Democratic Nati
Committee to bo permanent CJ
n.an of th* Democratic Nati*
TllitilF I A< TIOXS I.IKKIA
DflMOCUATIC I'OWKNT
New York. June lf*—Three
KUWAI5D FOX WATCH TiKPAIll
Oliver !tuddmg, opposite V.
entrance Hall door. Doom 1. (
Mali's—All work done on a stFc
Nugget will be given publicity a
r>r I OR! KITCRE
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t* <28;
19 1. at page .124;
Sea Gull, recorded in volume 157
Sea Gull N... 1. recorded in vol
Sea Gull Xo. 2. recorded in vol
ume 1*15. at page 160;
Sea Gull No. 3. recorded in vol-j
ume 194 at page 325:
Eskimo Chief Xo. 13. recorded in
volume 199 at page 157:
Eskimo Chief Xo. 2. recorded in
volume 165, at page 162:
Eskimo Chief No. 3, recorded in
volume 157 at page 162;
All the above claims are situated
about one quarter mile fast of Blaff,
Alaska, notices of location are re
corded in the old Monumental Re
cords which are now of record in
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District at Nome. Territory of
Alaska. That said work on the
above mentioned claims was per
formed as provided by Section 2324
of the Revised Statuets of the Unit
ed States and Supplemental Legisla
tion. for the purpose of holding aald
claims.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure accordhvg to yonr inter
est in said claims to the undersigned
co-owner with you*, therein, within
ninety days after the service of thin
police on you by publication thereof.,
or your interest in said claim* will
become tOTfdfcted rnutl vest fn ike un
dersigned as provided bv tko sail
statute.
CHtVS. MEEGAN.
Co-Gwae^*.
Publish March 22, 29. April 5. 12.
19. 26. Hay 3. 10. 17, 24, 31. and
June 7, 14. 1924.
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