MONDAY
VICTORIA TO ARRIVE
EARLY TUESDAY MORN INC
R. A. Carroll, agent for the Al
aska Steamship Company, informs
the Nugget that at 11 a. m. thic
morning the Victor!* was 230 miles
from Nome and should arrive about
breakfast time Tuesday morning.
GOVERNOR DONE NOT
ABOARD THE -MOJAVE
In the issues of Friday and Sat
urday the Nugget stated the prob
ability of Governor Bone being
aboard the Mojave.
In reply to a telegram sent by the
Nugget Saturday morning to the
Juneau Empire we are definitely in
formed this morning that "Governor
Bone is not aboard the Majave.”
FREIGHTER SINKS STEAM
SCHOONER IN STRAITS
Seattle July 17—The inter-coas
tal freighter Harry Luckenbach,
bound for New oYrk, ran down and
sank the steam schooner Henry T.
Scott, bond from San Francisco
for Seattle. The accident occurred
In the StraHt of Juan de Fuca and
four members of tlje Scott's crew,
including T W C Spencer, chief en
gineer of Seattle, perished.
ONE HUNDRED NON UNION
WORKMEN POISONED
Chicago, July 17—A rigid inves
tigation is being made relative to
the poisoning of a hundred men em
ployed by the Chicago. Milwaukee
and Bt. Paul to replace striking
shopmen. It is believed that all
will be saved. Poisoning of the
workfiien U the principal develop
ment of the railway strike at this
FUTURE BMOR FOR
KfW ALMKA CABLE
Seattle, July IT—Colonel Seone
of the Signal Corps. In writing
from Washington, says he believes
that apprtoprhrtion for the new Al
aska cable will be passed next win
ter’s session, adding “if next twelve
months an? as propitious as the past
have been we should see a new cable
down which will really give us a
diet class system thruout. Big de
velopments are under way in the
cable art and if we do put down a
new cable it will be based on-a sys
tem entirely different and much j
superior to the old .system. This |
will make possible transmission from j
five to ten times as many words per
minute from Seattle to Sitka as is|
now possible. i
BIO IRRIGATION CONTRACT LET
TO PORTLAND MAN
Seattle July 17—A contract in
volving the expenditure of twenty
five million dollars, for the irriga
tion improvement of three hundred
forty thousand acres of land in the
Horse Heaven country in eastern
Washington, was let to Howard
Amon at Portland.
AIRSHIP ACOIMWT
KILLS ALL ON SHIP
Los Angeles July 17—W. H.
Robinson aviator, and two men pas
sengers were burned to death here
last lnght when the airplane, in
which they were riding, caught fire
and plunged to earth.
MOVEMENTS OF BIO VESSELS
TO SEWARD PENINSULA
Seattle, July 17th—The Innoko
Dredging Company has chartered
the schooner Ruby to tow the steam
dredge, for operations on a tribu
tary of the upper Kuskokwim. from
St. Michael to Bethel and Ruby.
The Ruby is now discharging at An
adyr, Siberia as are also the Hud
son Bay Company’s boat Bay Chimo
and the Swenson & Company’s scho
oner Chukotsk j The freighter
iValdez io being outfitted for St.
MJphael, Nome, Teller and Kotzebue
(The Bay Chimo arrived in Nome
Saturday and will take on supplies
from the arriving Victoria.) Ed.
THIRTEEN KILLED
IN STRIKE RIOTS
Wellsburg, Pa., July 17—Thirteen
were killed and twenty five Injured
in a clash between striking miners
and the authorities at the Richland,
Coal Company’s mine today. The
dead included sheriff Duval ol
Brooks County and several deputies.
.Fighting broke out when the sherill
and his men attempted to halt the
march of strikers who were alleged
to haw* burned down a tipple and
several houses in Cliftondale.
WHISKEY WITHDRAWAL
PERMITS STOLEN
Washington July 17—Ten thous
and whiskey withdrawal permit?
have been stolen from the vaults oi
the Bureau of Printing and Engrav
ing.
LOWE DELEGATES REPARATION
TO CLERKS.
Seattle July 17—Leaving word
that his business assistants would
settle with Miss Dederickson, Lowe
departed on a freighter for Alaska
to join his bride.
WINS OPEN NATIONAL
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Glencoe, 111., Gene Sarazano. of
Pittsburg, twenty one year old na
tive born American of Italian decent
won the National open golf cham
pionship.
HARDING PROCLAIMS YAP
TREATY EFFECTIVE
Washington, July 17—President
Harding has proclaimed that the
treaty between the United States
and Japan is now effective.
poITiceman released
FROM MURDER CHARGE
Seattle July 17—Former police
man Bear was released following
failure of -the coroner’s jury to find
him responsible for the death of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
. . MORE MEN W'ALK OUT
Chicago July 17—Peace prospects
in the railway strike wer«H dimmed
today by the addition of one hun
dred thousand men to the striking
fcrce*. Negotiations for setttle
ment are at a standstill with no
positive 'indication as to the next.
move or its possible results. It is)
believed by many that the nation ;
will this week meet the major in-1
dustrial crisis in its history. j
ENGLISHMEN TO C’OME
TO AMERICA FOR FUNDS
London, July 17—Lloyd George
made an InnoUnc^mErt In the
House of Commons this afternoon
that a special British delegation will
arrive in America early in Septem
ber for the purpose of collections
and negotiations for funding the
British debt to America.
BREVITIES
Washington, July 17th—A new
transcontinental air flight from
Jacksonville flying to Rockwell
fields California has been authorized
by the Army Air Service. Lieut.
Jas. H. Doolittle will make the
flight August 1st.
Washington July 17—The senate
Agricultural Committee read Fords
offer for the purchase of the Muscle
Shoals.
San Francisco, July 17—Henry
Wilkins is under arrest charged
with complicity in slaying of his
wife. The couple were held up
May 30th by automobile bandits and
Mrs. Wilkina was shot and killed.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
SEATTLE HOLDS ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
Seattle July 18—A three day cele
bration of the 25th anniversary of
the arrival of the steamer Portland,
with the first Klondike gold, began
at two o'clock yesterday afternoon
with a monster parade on the prin
cipal streets of the city. '
The entire northwest participated
in great crowds. The Second ave
nue crowd equalled that of the Pa
cific Fleet parade on the Fourth of
DISCUSS SPECIFIC PROGRAM
STRIKE CONCLUSION
Washington July 18—A 'specific
program, desired to bring an end to
the coal and railway strike, was dis
cussed at .the White House confer
ence held yesterday*'bet ween Hard
ing, Governor Sproul. Senator Pep
per and Att Gen. Alter of Penn.
WESTERN COACH
ACQUIRED BY EAST
Seattle July 18-r-Ed. Leader, Uni
veralty of Washington crew coach,
last night accepted the appointment
of head coach for the Yale crew, at
a salary of five thousand per year.
CORK SUFFERING GRIVIOU8LY
AT HANDS REPUBLICANS
Belfast, July 18—The city of Cork
h suffering grieviously at the hands
of the Republican-insurgent forces,
now in absolute control. - The port
of Cork has been closed, ships not
being allowed to enter or leave.
Business premises have been seized
and their contents appropriated for
republican troops.
CHECK PLACED ON
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
■Washington July 17—The Fed
eral Trade Commission has recom
mended legislation prohibiting com
mon stock ownership of corpora
tions who have been members of
combinations which were dissolved
under the Sherman law, asserting
that the Standard Oil Company has
monopolized the gasoline industry.
GRANTED IjICENHE FOR FIGHT.
Jersey City July 17—Rickard was
granted a license for the Leonard
TendLer fight July 27th after a ver
bal battle approaching physical
combat with Herbert Gilson, counsel
for the Anti-Prize Fight Church As
sociation .
AVIATOR PRESt PROBABLY
IN TROUBLE
Dawson July 18—Aviator Prest,
attempting the flight to Siberia, left
Eagle Sunday for Fairbanks about
four hours away and has not been
heard from since.
LKMXE REPORTED
ASSASSINATED
Copenhagen July 18—Leirine,
the Russian Premier, was murdered
while enroute to a Caucasian water
ing place, according to dispatches
received today from the Riga corre
spondent of the Svenska Dageblates.
There is no confirmation of the re
WOMAN Willi OPPOSE
POINDEXTER FOR SENATOR
Seattle July 18—Mrs*. Francis
Axtell of Bellingham announced to
day that she will file on the republi
can ticket for senator in opposition
to Poindexter.
EXPLOSION IN WAREHOPSE
CAUSES PANIC
New York July IS—A series of
explosions in a warehouse on Jane
street today shattered windows for
blocks around. Women and child
ren are fleeing from near by tene
ments. Trees were hurled to the
pavement by force of the blasts. A
fire lieutenant wms killrd and three
injured.
AVIATOR JONES
CRASHES INTO ROCKS
Seattle July 18—Aviator Jones,
bound from Seattle to Ketchikan,
had the misfortune to crash into a
rock with his flying boat in Alert
Bay. The boat was so &ully dam
aged that it had to be taken to
Prince Rupert B. C.. for repairs,
according to a dispatch received
VINtTENT ASTOR’S PLANE
CATCHES ON FIRE
Newport. July 18—Vincent Astor
was badly burned about the hands
when his hydroplane in which he
was about to ascend, caught fire in
the Bay off the New York Yacht
BREVITIES
Washington July 17—America’s
offer of radio equipment has been
swamped by the enormous dtmand
for instruments from all parts of the
world, according to Secretary IIoo
Tokio. July 17—Yorozu reports
that the government is considering
the purchase of Sakhalien, Russia.
Tokiq July 17—A syndicate,
headed by Isibusawa. has asked the
government to consent to the estab
lishment of a wireless company to
work with Anierica primarily, and
also to work with Europe. The
navy has heretofore been, opposed
to having private wireless, but it is
believed that Admiral Kato now
favors it.
New York July 18—Dempsey and
Wills managers have signed a con
tract for a world’s championship
bout. ‘The time and place will b€
announced later.
Washington July 18—Dovers res
ignation is understood to have beer
the culmination of a controversj
with Blair regarding the reorganiza
tion of the Revenue Bureau. Hard
in* appointed Dover purpose of re-.
organization of customs but revenue
plans encountered the opposition of
Blair’s and Mellons administrative
/Canton July 18—A typhoon has
cut off cable telegraphic communi
cations and demoralized the river
The Hague. July 17—The Rus
sians made a statement at midnight
that the conference terminated
when Litvinoff said he was going to
Moscow owing to radical changes in
the Soviet stand on confiscated pro
perty necessary to prevent the dis
solution of the conference. It has
been persistently rumored that Rus
sian instructions have been received
from Moscow admit the resumption
of the discussions.
Washington July 17—Secretary
Mellon chairman of the World War
Debt Funding Commission and Jean
Parmentier the French Director of
Finance discussed financial condi
tions in Europe preliminary to the
funding of the Freneh debt by the
United States of three and one half
billion dollars. England is expert
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
AVIATOR CREST'S FLIGHT
BECOMES TRAGEDY
Fairbanks. July 18th—Af*er thre-j
days- telegrapring and investigation
it can safely be predicted that Nome
will never see Aviator Prest.
He left Eagle at 7 a. m. Sunday
for Fairbanks, traveling alone, with
no food and very poor gasoline with
no confidence in his motor. Three
or more hours later his motor was
heard within twenty miles of here
by a Roadhouse man who was out
after a bucket of water. That was
the last word of intelligence of the
aviator who fell in an impossible,
country and is probably lost until
snow fii' s. altho searching parties;
started looking for him today. So i
far there has been no report-from]
the parties and the aEair looks like
nothing else so much as another
tragedy of the far North.
fXtubanks-news MINER |
AVIATOR IUKST STILL
LOST IN WII.DS
Dawson July 10—Two searching
parties from Dawson and Eagle re
po-rt still no trace of Prest. the lost
aviator. Prest carried no food.
GUARD FIRES INTO
MOD WOUNDING TWO
Wilkesbarre. Pa.. July 11'—A rail
road guard fired into a mob of sev
eral hundred young men who were
bombing the Lehigh Valley _ round
house with rocks. Two were
wounded.
MUST RECEIVE GUARANTEES
BEFORE DISCI SSION
Paris July 19—Poincaire sent a
note to the British government stat
ing he could not fix a date for meet
ing with Lloyd Grorge in London
before lie had received a report from
the House of Commons guarantees,
which will form a basis of discus
sion for reparations.
ASSISTANT DISPLEASES
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
Washington, July 19 Harding
has announced the acceptance of the
resignation of Elmer Dover, of Ta
coma, as assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. Dover made himsellf
obnoxious to Sec. Mellon by his in
sistence on supplying places for de
serving republicans. Mellon had
declared that Dover must go.
i ASSASSINS OF FIELD MARSHAL
WILSON SENTENCED
London, July 19—Reginald Dunn
and Joseph O’Sullivan, assassins of
Field Marshal Wilson, were sentenc
ed to death yesterday.
IvLONDYKE PIONEER. CONDUCTS
NEWSPAPER MEXICO
Washington July 19—Casey Mor
an, a pioneer of the Klotulyke has
begun the publication of a daily
newspaper at Monterey, Mexico. He
estblished the first newspaper at
Fairbanks.
CHUiBERG AND OTHERS
ARRAIGNED YESTERDAY
Seattle July 19-^sChilberg together
with nine other prominent men, re
cently indicted, were arraigned yes
terday afternoon and pleaded no<
HARDING DECIDES TO USE
TROOPS IX STRIKES
Washington July 19th—Harding
has reached a definite decision that
both State and Federal troops shall
be employed. If necessary, to reopen
mines and to this end he late yes
terday sent telegrams directing the
various operators to resume opera
tions in the mines shut down be
cause of strike conditions. He also
requested the governors of the var
ious States in which operations ^re
conducted to furnish such military
protection as may be needed and If
State troops find it impossible to
cope with the situation Federal
troops will be employed.
< 'HII.BKKG LIABILITIES 1
REACH *1,70.-.,OKI j
Seattle July 19—While great
crowds were marching down Second
Avenue Monday afternoon, in cele
bration of the twenty fifth anniver
sary of the arrival of the Portland,
attorneys for J. E. Chilberg, one of
the noted Yukon pioneers. were
filing in the Federal Court a volun
tary petition in Bankruptcy.
Chilberg confesses a debt .of
$1,795,981 against which is balanc
ed $25,745 some of w’hich is doubt
ful value. Chilberg’s presidency,
financiers claim brought on the fail
ure of the Seattle Scandinavian Am
erican Bank.
(ireat loans were made to ship
builders and promoters.
SIjA VERS OF RATHE XA l
COMMIT SUICIDE
Berlin July 19—Fischer and Kern!
the assassins of Rathenau. Foreign
Minister, yesterday committed sui- j
tide as the police were about to ar- j
rest them at Badhoesn Thuringia.'
The two were traced to Badkoesn .
where they had barricaded themsel- ,
vps in a tower on the top of a nioun
OOYERNMEKT TO FORCE
MINIMI OF CO AI. |
Washington July 19—Harding
end the cabinet met as a council of
war yesterday and determined to ;
force the production of coal in face |
of the refusal of leaders of the!
strike and the operators to submit
to arbitration.
HARDING WIRES GOVERNORS
TO I.'HE TROOPS
Washington July 19—Harding's
appeal for troops was wired to the,
governors of twenty eight eoal pro-j
duclng States. The President in j
his message gives the Governors as- ,
Murance of “Prompt and full sup- ,
port of Federal Government where- j
ever you find your own agencies of.
law and order inad» quate to meet j
the situation ’' The right of fret* j
men to work, the President states, j
must he guaranteed to the fullest j
extent by both State and Federal |
WASH INGTOX SUFFERING
FROM DRAIGHT
—
Seatik July 19—No rain for fifty!
nine days in any part of the State (
has resulted in crops being badly;
damaged and millions worth of tint-1
ber has been burned by forest fires.,
Seattle July 19—Two hundred 1
twenty five camp fire girls were fore-,
ed to flee for their lives before a
forest tire that swept down on their
summer camp on Vashon Island late ■
yesterday afternoon. The refugees |
hurried aboard a steamer for Seat- 1
tie while Mayor Brown ordered the
fire boat Snoqualmie to proceed to;
the island.
Procure your Oil Prospecting ;
blanks at the Nugget Office. New
est and up-to-date forms.
Cuticura Is Just Right
For Baby’s Tender Skin
Bathe him with Cuticura Soap and
water. Dry gently and u any^gnof red
'anoint with Cuticura Ointment to
icated Cuticura Talcum.
^ssmsssm.
MINERAL APPLICATION
No OM2.
I*. S. Land Office Nome. Alaska.
June 22. 1922.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Alexander V. Watson, whose post
office address is 39 W Adams Street,
Chicago. 111., has. thmugh James M.
Streeten. his authorized agent. whose
address is Nom*. Alaska, made appli
cation before the United States I*aad
Office at Nome. Alaska, for a United
States Patent for the PROTECTION
ASSOCIATION Placer Mining Claim,
situate about 1% miles northwest of
the Town of Nome, between Anvil
Creek and Little Creek, in the Cano
Nome Mining and Recording Dis
trict.. Territory of Alaska, and desig
nated by the United States Surveyor
General of Alaska, as Mineral Survey
No. 1296: the exterior boundaries af
and Field Notes of said surrey (with
a variation of from 17 deg 34 mil
E. to 19 deg. 14 min. B.> being
ns follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1. Identical
with Cor. No. 1. No. 6 Below DIs
i corery. Anvil Creek, and Cor. No. 2.
No. 5 Below Discovery. Anvil Creek,
I Sttrvev No. 4f>«. from whence U. S.
L. M. No. 2 heart N. 87 deg. 8
| min. E.. 6595.7 ft; thence S. 2*
! deg. 51 min. W.. 1571.4 ft. to
| Cor. No. 2; thence S. 25 deg. 5T
imin. E . 2100.9 ft. to Cor. No. 3;
thence S. 1 deg. 40 min. S. 1931*
! ft. to Cor. No. 4: tbencp S. 2 deg.
jl min. E.. 2013.7 ft. to Cor. No.
I 5; t'hence S. 86 deg. 50 min. W .
i 963.5 ft. to Cor. No. 8. identltal
! with Cor. No. 1. No. 12 Belov and
1 Cor. No. 2. No. 11 Below on Little
(Creek, survey No. 326; thence S. 75
'deg. 44 min. W.. 92§ ft. *to Cor.
j No. 7; thence N. 22 deg. 4 rain. E
2df*0 ft. to Cor. No. 8; thence N 5
'deg. 54 min. E.. 2109 ft. to Cor.~
, No. 9; tjience N. 53 deg. 55 min.
i\V.. 2271 ft. to Cor. No. 18. identi
cal with Cor. No. 2. No. 7 Below
Discovery. Anvil Creek. Survey No.
466; thence N. 43 deg. 59 min.
1456.6 ft. to Cor. No. 11; theaee
N. 53 deg. 26 min. B. 1334 ft. to
Cor. No. 1, place of beginning, an
area of 159.9C8 acre*.
The adjoining claims are: On
| the N. No. 6 and N«. 7 Below Dis
covery on Aavil Creek. Survey Na.
46 0; oil the 8.. No. 11 and No. 12
i Below Discovery on Little Creek.
Survey No. 326; on the e^st and we*t
claims unknown and unsurveyed.
U. S. L. M. No. 2 is a limestone
block, situated at the foot of Anvfl
Mountain about 200 feet east of tho
Seward Peninsula Railway. Lati
tude 04 deg. 33 min. N. Longi
tude 165 deg. 23 min. W.
JOHN StfNDBACK,
Register.
Publish June 24 July 1. 8. L". 22. 29,
August 5. 12. 19. 1922.
NOTICE TO I CREDITORS.
In the United States* Commissioner'-*
Court for the Precinct of Cape
Nome. Territory of Alaska.
IN PROBATE:
In the matter of the Estate of
PETER BRENNAN, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
PETER BRENNAN, deceased, by
the above entitled court.
All persons having claims against,
said efetate are hereby notified lot
present the same, duly verified as re
J quired by law, to the undersigned
administrator, at Nome.Alaska, with
| in six months from the date «>f this
j Dated this 24tii day of June. 1922
DAN CONNOLLY.
Administrator of the Estate
of Peter Brennan, deceased.
• Publish June 24, July 1, 8. 15. 192$
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