MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
WOULD MARK ALASKA
APPROPRIATIONS ALL
ON SINGLE BILL
Seattle, Dec. 8, (API—An Ai
askan budget, gathering Into one
bill all appropriations which have
been recommeded by Governor
Bone in ais annual reor.rt to
Congress doesn’t meet i.Ue instani
approval of the caplt»! s-i'd the
Washington Times. Special rep
resentative Curry of California de
clared that these plans might re
sult in a slash of the Alaska ap
propriations to unwarranted de
grees making them a conspicuous
subject for attack both before the
budget officials and congress.
Delegate Sutherland expressed him
self doubtful as to the wisdom of
the change.
BLUE SKY LAW ATTACKED
AT MINING CONFERENCE
Spokane, Dec. 7, (AP)—Lloyd
Root, California State Mineraligist
addressing the Northwest Mining
Association meeting in final ses
sion attacked the Blue Sky Laws,
stating that the California Blue
Sky Law had been instrumental in
stopping the development of the
state. Mining conditions in Al
■ aska were discussed at length at
the afternoon session.
SAYS EXC LUSION ACT
INTERNATIONAL DISASTER
Atlanta. Ga.. Dec. 8. (AP)—
“The Japanese Exclusion Act is
an international disaster of the
first magnitude, a disaster to Am
erican diplomatic relations in the
Far East, and a disaster to re
ligion and effective work of the
American churches in Japan” said
Cyrus J. Woods, former Ambass
ador to Japan, in a letter sent to
the Federal council of churches.
WILL FIGHT AGAINST
( OMMT'MSTK' VIOLENCE
Paris, Dec. 8, (AP)— Premier
Herjiot pledged that the govern
ment would fight the communis
tic violence in France in a de
claration to' the Chamber of Dep
uties in a stormy session that
brought into shope the relief of
the open intent of the Communists
to accomplish revolution by force.
Paris, Dec. 8. (AP)— The po
lice opened their campaign against
the Communists by surrounding
what is called the ‘‘Soviet Agency”
headquarters in Boulogne suburb,
Paris, The police sought for im
portant documents which might
reveal the intent of the would-be
revolters.
RANK ROBBER HHOT AND
KILLED AFTER HOLDUP
Seattle,Dec. 8, (AP) — Lionel
Edwards Grow. 28, son of one of
Utah’s oldest families and grand
son of the builder of the Mormon
Temple at Salt Lake City, was
shot and killed when he ran into
an ambuscade of armed citizens
outside the hank after he attempted
to escape with fifteen thousand dol
lars which he had taken from the
Kent National Bank. Chief of
Police Fred Grant is believed to '
he mortally wounded from the
effect of one of the bullets from
the young bandit’s pistol. The
president of the bank, W. H. Ov
erlook, was used as a shield by
Grow on his exit from the insti
tution. It is said that Mrs.
Grow, the widow left her husband
recently when he threatened to
become a bank robber.
WRIGLEYS
After Every Meal
Ifs the longest-lasting
confection yon can buy
—and irs a belp to di
gestton and a cleanser
, lor ine mourn
r and teeth.
' Wrtflley's means
Z benefit as well as
■ pleasure.
WILL NOT NAME FRIEND
WHO ATTEMPTED BRIBE
Seattle. Dec. 8. (AP)—Declar
ing that he would rather go to
jail than to divulge the name of
his friend who had attempted to
give a ten thousand dollar bribe
to prevent the appointment of
Captain Ewing Colvin, chief dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney. Tom
Dobson, County^Commissioner said
that he had laid the matter be
fore the retiring prosecutor. Mal
colm Douglas.
COOLIDGE RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON JOB
Washington, Dec. 7. (AP» —
Having returned from Chicago,
where he went last week. President
Coolidge expects to he in Washing
ton for a "long time” to watch
legislative proceedures. he an
nounced today.
MILD STAMPEDE TO
GLACIER CREEK STRIKE
Dawson, Y. T.. Dec. 7. (AP'i —
A mild stampede to Glacier Creek
sixty miles to the west resulted
from the assay of ore brought in
by George Kennedy and notes
from a prospector showing forty
ounces of gold to the ton. A well
defined vein has been traced for
several miles.
ROB ARMY STOREHOUSE
OF SSOO.OOO WORTH
WINE AND LIQUOR
Chicago, Dec. S. lAP)—A band
of hijackers are sought in con
nection with the raiding of the
three million dollar store of fine
liquors at the U. S. Army ware
house here Sunday. Rare whis
key and wines valued at over
§800,000 were stolen, it was an
nounced today, after the raiders
had cut away fifteen steel doors
by the afti of acetylene gas tor
ches and made the wholesale haul.
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR %ND
SON HURT IN ACCIDENT
Kankakee. 111., Dee. 8. (AP) -
Governor Lennington Small of Ill
inois suffered severe -uts and
bruises on his head and hip and
his sou. Leslie rece ived a br <k« n
while two other members of the
party >vc • snghtly hurt a hen an
WOULD BARR NATIVES
OF SEALING PRIVILEGES
Washington. Dec. 7. (•* T t
An additional report of the Coast
Guard Service has been received
in which is expressed the opinion
that sealing privileges which have
been extended to the natives by
law as well as to the Alaskan In
dians, should properly be with
drawn. Reports from Rear Ad
miral Billard and from officers of
Cutters state that the natives no
longer use seals for clothing and
food but for commercial traffick
VICE COUNCIL DIES
EFFECTS OF SHOOTING
Washington, Dec. 7, 'AP) —
The death of vice-counsel Henry
Dayton who was shot several days
ago by a young woman in Bel
grade was reported to the state
department.
RADIO SERIVCE FROM
EDMONTON TO DAWSON
Ottawa. Dec. 8. f API—The Yu
kon and Northwest territories have
been brought closer together by
the establishment of a new radio
service between Edmonton and
Dawson.
Los Angeles, Dec. 8. (AP)—
Miss Gene Stratton Porter, illus
trator and short story writer suf
fered fatal injuries when her auto
mobile. driven by a chauffeur
crashed into a trolly yesterday.
Subscribe for the Dally Bulletin.
PIONEER IGlOf!
HOTEL
Transient room* with light and
heat and also housekeeping apart*
meats, very reasonable.
MRS. MONAHAN,
TUESDAY
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ONE DEAD, MANY BADLY
BURNED ON GAS BOAT
San Diego. Cal.. Dec. 8. (AP)—
One Navy sailor is dead and sev
enteen sailors and two civilians
were severely burned as the re
sult of the burning of the private
water-taxi Lemovnes in the har
bor here today. Forty-five per
sons were aboard when the boat
caught Are from a backfire of the
engine while the craft was in sni<.
channel.
UNREST INCREASING IN
HONAN PROVINCE, CHINA
Washington. Dec. 8th, (AP)
General unrest is increasing In the
Honan Province of China the State
Department was informed in a dis
patch from Consul General Heint
zelman at Hankow. The dispatch
said that brigandage had been re
newed in Honan due to the with
drawal of the troops from the ban
dit infested areas and that troop
disorders had been reported at var
j ious points on the Peking-Hankow
j and Lung Hai railways.
XEW ENGLISH REGIME
PROCEED WITH WORK
DROPPED RY M'DOXALD
London. Dec. 8. (AP)— The |
London Daily Telegraph annoum ed j
that the government will proceed !
with the Singapore dock program |
which was dropped under the Me- j
Donald cabinet and that they will j
also construct eight cruisers in- j
stead of the five proposed by the !
former body.
RESERVE LAND FOR
ALASKA R. R. I'SES
I Washington. Dec. 8th, (API -
| A ten mile strip of land, includ
ing an area five miles wide on
either side of the Alaska railway
river and C.oldstream valelyg is
set aside by executive order on
the recommendation of Secretary
Work to permit the use of the
timber on the land for ties and
bridge timber for construction and
I upkeep.
IcERMAX ELECTION C A I’SES
SOME SPECrLATIOV
Berlin. Dec. 8. fAP) The out
leaves the parliamentary ‘•ftuation
wholly unclarified and the partv
lineup precludes the formation of
a three party eoalation in tlie opin
ion of leading political observers.
| GSTHONIA ORGANIZING A
riTIZKN MILITIA
Berlin, Dec. 8, fAP)- Deter-,
mined to keep down another,
threatening: Bolshevik uprising in j
Esthonia. which is alleged to be j
! engineered from Moscow, a volun |
teer citizen militia is being organ- |
ized throughout the country a< - i
cording to dispatches from Raval i
j The Esthoniafl government is pro- !
ceeding drastically against the reds |
and forty Bolshevik have been ex
ecuted. 140 more are in various
jails and two of the chief aides
of General Anwelt. the red leader
ir Esthonia have beeu captured and
[ shot in a skirmish between loyal i
troops and Communists about sev j
en miles from Raval. The Com- !
munists lost three dead in the |
skirmish.
J.ACK OP AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY
i'( >NCERXg rR ESI RE XT
Washington. Dec. 8. (AP)—
Lack of adequate aircraft industry
is a grave concern to the country
in the judgement of the National
advisory committee on aeronaut
ics which was transmitted to con
gress by President Coolidge. who
recommends expansion in this line.
ROBBERS GET CASH
LOOT AXI) BOXDS
Milwaukee, Dec. S. CAP)—Five
robbers entered the Northwestern
National Bank here and held up
the cashier, escaping with ten
thousand in cash and bonds es
timated at the value of three hun
dred thousand dollars.
AVIATION MECHANIC
MISSING WITH PUte
Washington. Dec. 8th. (AP)—
The Navy Department today or
dered Inquiry into the disappear
ance of Harry A. Mitchell, an av
’ation mechanic who left San Diego
on November 23 with a commer
nial plane and has not returned
r.NDERWOOD AND WEEKS
CONFER ON MUSCLE SHOALS
Washington. Dec. 8. (APi -
Senator Underwood, after a two
hours conference with Secretary
Weeks said that he and the Sec
retary were not widely divided on
the Muscle Shoals question and
that he is willing to accept the
Secretary’s ammnedment.
Washington. Dec. 8. (AP> —
President Coolidge sent to the Sen
ate the nominations for reappoint
ment to the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Balthasar Homyer of
Wisconsin and J. B. Campbell of
Spokane. Washington.
U. S. MARINES TO
LEAVE NICARAGUA
j Washington, Dec. 8tl:, tAP) —
All the United States Marines will
I he withdrawn from Nicaragua on
j January 1 as announced several
months ago according to present
plans of the State and Navy De
' partments. it was learned today.
Humors that revolutionary activi
ties by General Chamorro, defeat
I ed candidate for the Presidency,
I might follow the national election
I in which General Solerzano was
chosen have not affected the plans
I of this government.
imiTISH EXCHANGE IS
OX STEADY RISK
Washington. Dec. 8th. (AP» -
The steady rise in the exchange .-f
tireat Britian has caused the P »st
OfBtfc Department to issue an or
der setting the rate for conversion
of monev orders payable in G e d
Britain. Ireland Free State, the
( ommonwealth of Australia. >-t v
Zealand i.rd the l* lion of South
Africa ;;t the rate one p.'i.n'
sierling tor five lollrrs
SWEDISH SWIMMER
BEATS WORI.D RECORD
Stockholm. Dec. 8. f AP > .Arne
Borg, the Swedish crack swimmer
covered 500 meters today in the
world record time of six minutes
nineteen and three-fifths seconds,
heating the record of Weishm tiller
( . S. swimmer by a few seconds.
Milwaukee. Dec. 8. (AP) • Light
workouts completed the training
of Mickey Walker, world welter
weight champion and Jack Malone.
St. Paul middle weight who meet
here tonight in a ten round, no
decision bout.
FORMER SCPREME JUSTICE
DIES THIS MORNING
Washington. Dec. 9. fAP'i—
Former associate Justice of the
Supreme Court. Malilon C. Pitney.,
died at his home here this morn
ing after an illness which caused
him to retire from the bench in
1922. A sketch of his life is at
hand and will appear in the Sat
urday Nugget.
WRITER DIES
Los Angeles. Dec. 9. (AP) —
Miss C.ene Strafon Porter, writer
and illustrator who was injured
in an auto accident Sunday died
yesterday afternoon from the In
juries received.
WEDNESDAY
fTFLEGRAPHKM
' SEASOX TOFRIST TRAVEIj
j OX ALASKA RAILROAD
LAST SKASOX HEAVY
Seattle, Dec. 9. (AP)—Special -
! Tourist travel on the Alaska rail
road far exceeded expectations last
season and that system is planning
extensions for the care of the
| travelers next summer. A rep
' resentative of the Chamber of
Commerce said "I believe that the
number who will be able to enjoy
the Alaskan trip next season will
only be limited to the capacity of
the steamship lines serving the
territory.”
FIFTY TONS BLACK POWDER
FOR ONE BEAST .
Jerome. Ariz.. Dec. 8, (AP)- - j
The United Verde Copper company !
will fire the biggest shot in the j
history of the state at its prop- !
erly here tomorrow. For more |
than two years miners have been [
drilling holes in the United Verde j
Wine to hold the fifty tons of black j
powder which will be discharged, j
Seattle, Dec. 9, (AP)— Rever
'nd Zeigler of Cordova, assumed
'barge of the Church of St. Johns
n West Seattle where Rev. Maur
J. Bywater will be his assist
MM. GEORGE OPENS
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
London, Dec. 9. (AP)— Kirn? j
George opened Parliament today J
with a speech from the throne, j
The message was a full pronounce- |
ment of foreign document affairs j
and he said that the government j
was unable to recommend parlia- |
n entary consideration to the So
viet treaties but that he desired
nr* intervention. His Majesty an
nounced that the Prince of Wales
would make a visit to Argentina
HALF A MILLION LOSS
IN ELEVATOR FIRE
Port Huron, Dec. 9, (AP)— The
Grand Trunk Elevator, contain
ing six hundred thousand bushels
of grain 'was destroyed and the
barge Alexandria Maitland with a
cargo of barley was burned to the
water in a fire here last night. A
half million dollar loss is reported.
PI’IILIHTY PROVISIONS
AWAIT SUPREME COURT
Washington, Dec. 9, (AP) —
Republican leaders in the House
expresesd the opinion that any
move to repeal the publicity pro
visions of the Revenue Act must
await Supreme Court decisions on
whether the newspapers are priv
ileged to print the income tax lists.
Longworth explained that the a1'
propriation bills had the right of
way and any controversial subject
would be avoided until they have
i been disposed of.
! SIXTEEN ENLISTED MEN
MISSING FROM V. S. SHIPS
San Pedro. Dec. 9. (AP)—Six
teen enlisted men are missing from
the dreadnoughts Tennessee and
New Mexico It is thought that
some of these may have been on
the gas boat Lamoyne which was
burned yesterday.
The known dead of the passen
gers of the Lamoyne are Mack
.Moore, watertender, and Jo. Sakeck,
electrician, both of the Now Mexico.
MICKEY WALKEIC BEATS
MALONE OF ST. PAUL
Milwaukee. Dec. 9. (AP) Mick
ey Walker, world's welterweight
ehampion defeated Jock Malone of
St. Paul in a ten round newspaper
decision, winning in the ninth
SMITH HITS CANVAS FIRST
TIME IN TWELVE YEARS
New Orleans. Dec. 9. (AP) -
Gene Tunney. light heavyweight
champion got the best in a fifteen
round no-decision bout with Jeff
Smith of Bayonne, New Jersey, who
was knocked to the mat for the
first time in fourteen years in the
twelfth round when nine was
counted.
prospector is killed
WITH HIS OWN GUV
Twenty five years of prospecting in
the IMumex country ended in the
accidental death of Joseph H. Lei
her, whose body was found in an
abandoned cabin at Mount Grizzly.
The trigger of his shot-gun had
caught on a projecting iron as he
was placing it behind the door of
the cabin In which he was seeking
shelter for the night.
EIGHTY-EIGHT STORY
OFFICE BUILDING FOR
DOWN TOWN NEW YORK
Mew York. Dec. 5. (AP)—New
York is to have an eighty-eight
story office building, outranking
the height of the fifty-one story
Woolworth Building, according to
information in real estate circu
lars which are being distributed.
The building will occupy an en
tire block down town on Broad
WOULD MAKE MARTIAL
LAW ON WATERFRONT
Jersey City, Dec. 9. (AP)—The
possible need of requesting the
President or Governor to ‘‘enforce
martial law on the waterfront as
the only alternative of state-wide
anarchy” was called to the atten
tion of t lie Hudson County Grand
Jury by Supreme Court Justice
Menturn in a charge concerning
the investigation of a Weehawken
Bootlegging conspiracy.
WORLD REBUILD OLD
HISTORIC OUTPOST
Washington, Dec. 9, (AP) —
The restoration and rebuilding of
old Fort Vanco Stockade of the
Hudson Bay Co., within the limits
of the United States military res
ervation was authorized in a bill
introduced by Representative John
son of Washington.
FORTY MILLIONS FOR
<11 \R!TA RLE PURPOSES
Charlotte. X. C. Dec. 9. (AP)
The creation of a trust fund of
1 forty million dollars for certain
charitable and educational pur
poses was announced today by
Richard Thomas Walker Duke. Jr..
Multi-millionaire power magnate.
Ramon. Dec. 9. (AP) — The
Council of the League of Nations
decided in a private session to ac
cted to England's request to post
pone the consideration of the peace
and protection arguments of the
disarmament conference until the
March meeting of the body.
NOME CAFE
(Formerly Tony’s Beanery)
Reopened under the Management of
Bob Arnold, Proprietor
“GOOD EATS”
6 SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP v
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CLEANING, C
PRESSING AND REPAIRING £
MODERN METHODS* AND PROMPT SERVICE
Nome Tailoring Co. j
Opposite Nuggi't Office. Nome, Alaska Q
ELITE HOTEL
Modern Steam heated Rooms.
Steam, Shower and Tub Baths
in connection
j
Dan Alvich, Prop.