TUESDAY
FAIRBANKS FLU MILD
FORM—NO DEATHS
Fairbanks, May 2—There are be-'
tween five and six hundred cases or
influenza, in Fairbanks but no deaths
have occurred up to the present.
Also there is little danger of mortality
as the disease is in a mild form.
Kverybody in town either have it or
is taking1 v. re of someone who has.
No quaianjjii'- is possible under pres
. , t conditions. Everyone who is
able to be about is dead on their
iVct with fatigue. However, the pro
spects are that it will ad be over in
another week. Every one of the
four Mergenthater men in town are
down but so far we haven't missed
,m issue—altho we would like to. A
blizzard developed May l>av and Is
still racing today.
Fairbanks News -Miner.
SEATTLE SHIP OPERATORS
DEFY LONGSHOREMEN
Seattle. May I—-The local steam
ship linos throw down the gauntlet to
the striking longshoremen today and
this morning began the operation of
their ships under the open shop
principle. There will probably be
some delays, but the operators are de
termin'd that the radicals who it is
claimed control the union shall not
tie tip the Seattle water front as they
* planned at the height of the Alaska
moveipent and also throttle the Orion.
ASSASSINS ATTEMPT LIFE
OF RED PROSECUTOR
New York, May I An attempt to i
assassinate Captain Harold Content,]
the former assistant t'nited States At- |
torney who prosecuted Alexander I
llerkman and Kminn Goldman, the!
two noted anarchists who were re
cently deported to Russia. was made
Saturday night.
It became known today that f air
shots were fired at him near his home
by some concealed miscreant.
SENATE AUTHORIZES
ROOSEVELT COINAGE
Washington. May 3—The Senate
has passed a bill authorizing coinage
hearing the head of the late Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt impressed there
The first coins bearing the bust of
the former statesman will probably b»
two cent pieces.
HUIRT POINTS OUT
GRAVE OF VICTIM
El Centro. Calif., May 4—The body
of Nina Gee DeLoney was located near
here today by Huirt, the man who lias
confessed to the murder of five of his
numerous wives. The discovery of
the body has linked complete proof to
his story of amazing crime.
Huirt was brought to El Centro to
day by Ros Angeles authorities to
whom he had promised to reveal the
spot where he had hid the body of the
DeLoney woman after murdering her
with a hammer.
‘‘There is the grave." he said,
pointing with hand steady and voice
unmoved.
"You will find her there, just as I
said.” "I told the truth." he added.
A moment afterward Huirt collaps
sed from weakness and strain.
This dramatic scene took place at
It:55 a. in. today at a point five miles
west of C’ayote Wells in a wild coun
try of granite rocks and granite dust.
Five minutes after Huirt had point
ed out the spot where the dead wonia
lay. the body was found. Over a
hundred persons followed the strange
caravan from this point across the
desert to where the grave was found.
BOLSHEVIKI FIGHTING
DESPERATELY TO HOLD KIEV
Warsaw, May 4—The efforts of the
anti-Bolshcviki forces to capture Kiev
have been so far unavailing.
Tiic Bolshevik! are entrenched in
the hills on the west hank of the
Dneiper river In a great semi-circle
and with their backs against Kiev.
According to information from t'.io
front today, the fight for possession of
Kiev is at its height and is raging
without intermission day and night
along the entire line and through the
adjacent valleys and rivers west of
the Dneiper.
WOOD WIN8 IN
BALTIMORE PRIMARIES
Baltimore, Md., May 3-—<3ener.il
I Leonard Wood carried Baltimore In
the presidential preference primaries
by a vote of more than two to one
over Senator Johnson, his chief op
MORE AMERICANS KILLED
BY MEXICAN BANDITS
Washington. 31ay 3—American tor
pedo boat destroyers have been order
ed to proceed to Vera Crux and Tam
pico, Mexico, to protect Americans
there. Two American citizens, Kben
Francis Greenlaw and his son. were
killed by Mexican bandits Jn that sec
tion yesterday, the State Hepartment
was informed today by the American
embassy- in Mexico City.
JAUREZ JOINS OPPONENTS
OP CARRANZA
Augua i’rieta, Mexico, May 3—The
city of Jaurez has risen in revolt
against the Carranza government and
is now in the hands of revolutionaries
who are hopeful of securing control
of the entire state of Chihuahua, ac
cording to authentic reports reach
ing the Sonora officials.
The revolt at Jaurez against Car
ranza gives the revolutionists practi
cal control of the largest 'tnte In Mex
ico. Aside from the amall garrison
of troops stationed in Jaurez prior to
the .revolt, there are practically no
Only one small Carranza garrison
in Chihuahua, that at Casa Grande,
near tin- Sonora boundary, remains
loyal to the central government but
will probably be compelled to capitu
late before reinforcements can be sent
frcxm other points by Carranza.
General Callcs, leader of the Sonora
military forces said today that a
movement of the revolutionists against
Casa Grande has already begun.
Villa Starts Independent Revolution,
K1 Paso, May 4—Punch© Villa has
broken with the rebels just as the new
Mexican revolution was getting nicely
started with the revolutionaries in
control of practically all of Northern
Mexico and preparing to start a drive
southward to Mexico City, according
to reliable advices reaching El Paso
Poncho is said to have started a
little revolution of his own along the
Duranzo-Chihuliua state line and may
ultimately come to blows with the
Carranza.
WEDNESDAY
MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARIES
NAME PROVISIONAL PRC9.
Naco. Sonora. Mexico, May 5—The
leaders of tin* new revolutionary
met here last night and named
provisional president until such time
Bandit* Murder Americans Near
Kl Paso. May 4—-Ralph CIreenla'w,
son of Elmer Francis (iicenlaw, of
Flagstaff. Arizona, who, with another
son was murdered by Mexican bandits
near El Oro last Hunday, was himself
murdered Monday at the same place,
presumably by the same Mexicans
who killed his father and brother, ac
cording to advices reaching El Paso
ADMITS SHIPPING BOARD
MAOE HUGE PROFITS
Washington. May 4—The Senate
Committee on Commerce today drew
the reluctant admission from the
Chief of the Itureau of Accounts that
the Shipping Hoard has made up to
the first of March profits amounting
to one hundred and thirty two mlllioh
seven hundred and eighty three thou
sand dollars in profits on the opera
tion of government owned ships.
WEALTHY BANKER* MURDERED
IN L08 ANQELE8
Los Angeles. May 4—-The dead
body of H. J. Robbins, a wealthy
realty broker, formerly of Omaha, was
found today in the rear of n vacant
house in one of the better class resi
dence districts. Rbbbins had evi
dently been beaten to death as the
body was a mass of bruises and con
tusions.
SAILS WITH FIRST LOAO
* ALASKA A. ft. MATERIAL
Seattle. May 4—The steamship
Anxious, towing the barge Baroda,
laden wltlyrolling stock for the gov
ernment railroad in Alaska, have sail
ed from Panama and are due to reach
Anchorage about June 4th.
The Baroda cargo Includes one hun •
jdred and flfty flat cars formerly used
ion the Panama railroad.
CANADIAN GENERAL PASSES ON
Ottawa. Canada, May 4—Major
Uenornl l>. McDonald, formerly Quar
termaster General of the Canadian
military forces, dropped dead here this
afternoon.
JOHN B. AGEN DEAD.
Seattle, May 4—John It. Agep, the
pioneer Seattle commission merchant
died today in New York following an
attack of pneumonia.
PARIS MAYOR MAKES
MARRIAGE RECORD
Paris, May 4—By tying the nup
tial bonds of sixty five couples in the
short period of two hours. M. Males
tridn. mayor of Paris, has established
a world record for marriages.
HARBOR COMMITTEE
REPRESENTATIVES ON JOB
Seattle, May 5—Jas. r. Duly and
other members of the Nome Chamber
of Commerce harbor committee say
information is being sought regarding
the status of vessels clearing from
Nome to Siberia.
The Nomeites are also looking into
the matter of securing establishment
of commercial wlrelMs between Nome
and Siberia.
TRADERS SAIL FOR SIBERIA
Seattle. May 5—The Hibbard and
Swenson company power schooner
Chukotsk sailed today for the Kolyma
River via Hast Cape. Siberia. The
vessel may possibly stop at Nome en
route and will likely return to that
point in the fall, according to state
ments by the company representa
tives. Oscar Swan, a well known
Northerner is master of the schooner.
Tin- power schooner Kolyma of the
same company and with the same des
tination will sail on May 15 in charge
of R. S. I'ollister.
THURSDAY
MOB THREATENS LIFE OF
ARCH-MUROERER
Los Angeles. May 6—“Bluebeard"
Huirt is again safely back in his cell
n the county jail after pointing out
to the authorities the grave of one of
his five murdered wives in the vicinity
of Cayote Wells, on the edge of the
lesert country east of Los Angeles.
The officers who accompanied Huirt
on the trip to Cayote Wells report that
'he murderer narrowly escaped mob
violence at K1 Centro, where a crowd
gathered and vented it’s anger at
Huirt with cries of “lynch him.'* and
"shoot him!" Similar scenes also
levcloped at several points along the
railroad line between I^os Angeles and
B1 Centro.
Huirt Pleads Guilty to Murder
Indictment
I^)s Angeles, May 6—Huirt pleaded
guilty today to a grand jury indict
ment charging him with the murder
of Lila Lee DeLoney, one of his num
erous wives. The court announced
that sentence will be imposed Monday.
FOOD BILL NOW
TWICE AS LARGE
AS IN 1913
Washington. May 5—The average
family food budget in the month of
February was exactly twice the sum
expended for the same articles of food
In February 1913. according to Depart
ment of I<ahor statist icans.
During the year ending last Feb
ruary In this country sugar increased
in price seventy six per cent and po
tatoes went over the top to the tune
of a two hundred and seventy five per
cent since February 1913. Other
food commodities nearly all reached
prices practically double those prevail
ing in 1913.
8. W. McCALL NOMINATED
TARIFF COMMISSIONER
Washington. May fi—Samuel W.
McCall, former Governor of Massa
chusetts, was today nominated by
President Wilson for the post of Tar
iff Commissioner.
GERMAN PRESIDENT FIRED
FROM LABOR UNION
Berlin, May S—Hans Ebert, who
before ho became president of Ger
many was a harness maker, has been
expelled from • thi> German Saddlers
union by a vote of twelve hundred to
five as a result of political opposition.
The ground taken by his opponents
In forcing Ebert’s ejection from the
union was that he signed the death
warrant of a man named Kopff who
had boon convicted of murder.
WAR COST TOTAL
35 MILLION LIVES
l«ondon. May 6—The total coat of
the world war In lives waa 35.380.000,
according to final estimates made by
the Copenhagen Soclctlo for the Study
of the Consequences of the War which
were made pubic today.
DESTROYED FLEET HELD READY
TO GO TO MEXICO
Washington, May 5—Secretary of
the Navy Josephus Daniels today or
dered a naval division of torpedo
boat destroyers now at New York with
the Atlantic fleet to sail immediately
for Key West, where they will be
held in readiness for possible duty In
Mexican waters.
A considerable number of Ameri
can destroyers are already on duty at
various ports along the Mexican
coasts ns a result of appeals for pro
tection made by American residents In
Mexico.
POLES TO ADVANCE
INTO UKRAINE
London, Mny 5—-Warsaw advices
today indicate that the Poles are pre
paring to invade the Ukraine section
of Soyth Russia In an effort to wrest,
Odessa from the Bolshevists. '
Dispatches reaching London say |
four Polish army divisions are mohll- |
izing under General Wuvlenko in the!
south central districts of the Ukraine |
preparatory to advancing on Odessa.
JOHNSON DEFEATS HOOVER IN '
CALIFORNIA PRIMARIES
San Francisco, Mny 5—Senator Hi
ram Johnson has defeated Herbert
Hoover in the state presidential pre
ference primaries by about one hun
dred and fifty thousand votes.
Wood Leading Jeimson in Indiana.
Indianapolis. May 6—General Wood
is leading Senator Johnson in the In
diana state presidential primaries by
about five thousand votes.
Governor Lowden is a distant third
and Harding fourth.
MEXICAN REVOLTERS
TO MARCH ON
CARRANZA CAPITAL
Jaurez, Mexico, May 5—Ten thous
and revolutionary soldiers will begin a
march southward with the capture of
Mexico City us an objective, according
to upnounccments by the revolution
ary headquarters here.
The revolutionary army will march
from the state of Chihuahua and will
be made up of troops from all of the
ceceding northern states, according to
a statement issued by Jesus M’Cuen,
former federal Judge of tho Jaurez
distrlet.
GOV 8TEPHEN8 ARRAIGNS
FRISCO LAW COURT8
Sacramento, Calif., May 6—Declar
ing that recent revelations Indicate a
SUMMONS No. 2S37
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
SECOND DIVISION. •
AGGIE MORIARITY, Plaintiff.
DAN MORIARITY, Defendant.
The President of the United States
G R E E T I N O :
You are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff filed against you In the above
entitled cause, within thirty days from
the completion of the publication here
of for six consecutive weeks. The
date of the first publication being the
1st day of May 1120, and the date of
the last publication being the 12th
day of June 1120); and if you fall to
appear and answer within sold time
the ocfcnplalnt filed* within, for want
thereof the plaintiff herein will ap
ply to the Covrt for a decree against
you as prayed for in said complaint,
to-wit; for a decree dissolving the
contract of marriage now existing be
tween said plaintiff and said de
fendant.
The date of the order of the ser
vice of the summons In said cause
by publication is the SOth day of
April 1920. •
WITNESS, the Honorable WILLIAM
A. HOLZHEIMER. Judge of the
District Court for the Territory of
Alaska, Second Division and the
seal thereof at Nome In said Ter
ritory of -Alaska, the 20th day
of April 1920.
( SEAL ) THOS. McOANN
Cleric of the District Court
for tho Territory of Alaska,
Second Division.
By w. c. McGuire
_ Deputy Clerk |
Publish—May 1. 9, II. 22, 29, June I.!
it itso.
deplorable and corrupt condition in
certain courts in San Francisco, Gov
ernor Stephens, in a letter to Attorney
General Webb, authorises him to co
operate with District Attorney Brady
of San Francisco in a cleanup cam
paign in the Bay City.
POLES DESTROY TWO
BOLSHEVIK ARMIES
IN UKRAINE
Berne, Swltserland, May 6—Report*
that two Russian Bolshevik armies
have been routed and virtually de
stroyed in the Polish Ukraine offen
sive against Kiev, seem to be con
firmed by dispatches arriving today.
WILL PROPOSE FIXED
PAYMENTS FOR GERMANY
lx>ndon, May 5—Premier Millerand
and the Incoming Allied and German
economic conference at Spa. will pro
pose to Premier Lloyd George that
Great Britain sanction a proposal to
have Germany pay the Allies a flged
annuity amounting to (80,000,000 for
a period of thirty years, in lieu of the
payments called for under the Ver
sailles treaty.
WILSON MAKES
NEW RED RULING
Washington, Mny 6—Secretary of
Labor Wilson ruled today *hat mem*
bership In the Communists partv docs
not by itself constitute sufficient
ground for the deportation of aliens.
The ruling was made in the ca**e of
the contemplated deportation of Carl
Miller, a German.
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NOTICE OP FORFEITURE
fo Frank Pratt and the heirs of Tnos.
C. Noyes deceased?’—
You and each of you W'ill lake no
tice that the undersigned, the KF*.:
VVAUK MINING COMPANY, a cor
poration, co-owner with you in the
TRIANGULAR FRACTION Placer
Mining Claim, situated on the right
limit of Candle Creek, in the F^Jr
haven Mining and Recording District.
In the Territory of Alaska, (notice of
location of which is recorded In
Volume 33 at page 128 of the re
cords of the said recording district,)
has expended in labor and improve
ments on and for the benefit of said
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years 1311,
ltl2. 1*18, 1914. Ill* and 1911, In per
forming the annual assessment work
required by law to held said claim.
And you ars hereby required as co
owner In the said claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle, Alaska,
within ninety days from the expira
tion of the publication of this notice,
or your Interest in said claim will be
come forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provisions of section 2924 Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
KEEWALIK MINING COMPANY.
By E. J. Mathews, Pres.
Publish—March 20, 27, April t. 10. 17,
24. May 1. *. 16, 22. 29. Juno 6. 12, 1020.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To F Pritchard, hla had™ and latal
rapreaentatlvea:—
You and each of you «ro hereby no
tified that tho undeiul*ned. the KBK
WALIK MINING COMPANY, a «or
poration, oo,owner with you In the
CHQE8LH Amaetetlon Bench Group
Placer Minin* CJalru. altuated on the
rl(ht limit of Candle Creek, In the
Pnirhaveu Minin* A Recording Dlatrlct
Territory of Alarim, (notice of location
of which le recorded In Volume <1 *;
poae 20 of the record! of mid dlutrict.)
haa expended in labor and Improve,
menu on and for the benefit of mid
claim, the aunt of One Hundred Dol
lara, each year durin* the yearn I»lt,
»•»». I*H. nil, IMS, ud ms. in per
fonmln* the annual akeeamaent work*
required hy law to hold mid olalm.
And you pro hereby required aa co
owner in the aald claim to contribute
your proportion of ouch expenditure
to (ho undqntmod at Candle. Alaakn,
wRbln -ninety daw from the expire,
tlon of Urn; publication of tMa no-tee.
or your Internet In aald claim win be.
come forfeited to the underalcned on
dor the provielonx of aectton Mil Re.
v|eed Statute! of the United Btatee.
KEEWAUK MINIM MMMNV,
By B. J. Malhetra, Pre.
PteiUah. March 11, IT. April 1, 11, M,
». May I. «, 1111, W, Itet», 11, me.
WANTED INFORMATION of John
Saiasli, blacksmith, 5 feet 11 inches
tall 84 years of age. light comploxlxoa.
gray eyes. Ix?ft Helena Montana, In
April 1918 for Alaska. Reward to
person locating above party.
Please answer.
Frances Salasli,
Billings, Montana.
FOUND—In Mile's cafe a ladies left
hand glove. Inquire at Nugget of
Nome Nugget $1.00 per month
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Joseph H. O'Brien, also known an
Joseph O’Brien, and W. H. O'Brien
• and your heirs and legal represen
Vou and each of you are hereb)
notified that the undersigned, the
KBEWAUK MIXING COMPANY, a
corporation, co-owner with you In
those certain placer mining claims
known and described as No. one (1) on
Snowshoe Gulch and No. two (2) on
Snowahoe Gulch on the right limit of
Candle Creek, In the Fairhaven Min
ing and Recording District. In the Ter
ritory of Alaska, (notices of location
of which are recorded respectively la
Volume It at page 30) and page 30* of
the records of said recording District,)
has expended in labor and Improve
ments on and for the benefit of eatd
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years 1911,
1912, 1913. 1914, 1915, and 191«. In per
|forming the annual assessment work
required by law to hold said claims.
And you are hereby required as ce
owner in tlie said claims to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle, Alaska,
within ninety day* from the expira
tion of the publication of this notice,
or your interest in said will be
come forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provisions of section 2324 Re
used Statutes of the United States.
KEEWALIK MINING COMPANY,
BY E. J. Mathews,
Publish—March 20, 27, April 3. 10. 1?.
24, May 1. 3. 15. ??, 29. June 8. 19. 1990.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE*
To S. A, Pepper and F. P, Meyer
and your and each of your heirs and
legal representatives: —
You and each of yo* are hereby na
ified that the KEEWAUK MINING
COMPANY, a. corporation, co-owne.
with you In the divided upper two
thirds of No. four (4) Below Discovery
Placer Mining Claim on Candle Cfcoelc
to the Falrhaven Mining and Record
ing District. Territory of Alaska, (no
tice of location of which is reoorded
In Volume 15 »t page 34 of the re
cords of the mid recording district.)
has expended in labor and improve
menu on and for the benefit of said
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years tan,
1912, 1913, 1914. 1918. and 1910. In per
forming the annual assessment work
required by law to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required as co
owner in the said claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undersigned at Candle. Alaska,
within ninety day* from the expira
tion of the publication of this notice,
or your interest In said claim will be
come forfeited to the undersigned un
der the provisions of section 2324 R*.
vlsed Statutes of the United States.
KEEWAUK MINING COMPANY,
By B. J. Mathews, Pres.
Publish—March 20, 27, April •, 10, 17.
24. May 1. I, 15. 22. 29. June 6. 13, 1920
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To E. E. Pox, W1 your helm and
•Mai representatives! —
Toil and rash Of you are hereby no.
tilled that the undermined. the KES.
WAUK MINING COMP ANT, a CUT.
po ration, co-ownsr with you In the
CLARA BEATRICE GROUP Annota
tion Placer Minim Claim on the rltfit
llnnt of Candle Creak In the (hlr
haven Minina and Recoidlna Dlatrlct
In the Territory ot Alaaka. (notice
of location of which la raoordod la
Volume !» at page IN of the re
cords of the sold reoordlnn district)
has expended In labor and Improve!
ments on and for the benefit of sold
claim, the sum of One Hundred Dol
lars, each year during the years ltu,
1»1J, Mil. Utt. ltlt, .ad IMf. la per
fonnlni the annual aaaeamnent wortr
required by,law to hold oeid claim.
And you are hereby required aa co
owner In the sold claim to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
to the undernlinod at Candle, Atvdm.
within ninety dayo from the twplre
tlon of the publication of this notion,
or your Interest la said' claim will be
come fprdtRad to the underlined un
dor the proeMooa of section lift Re
vised Statutes of the United theirs.
KMWALI* MINIMS COMPANY.
By *. J. Malt)owe. Pres.
Puhltsh- ■ March It, rt. April «, M. K.
It, Mey 1, t. H,», it, Jmr III, UN,