FRIDAY
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ARMY SENT TO
Ql’RU, WOMEN RIOTERS
IN KANSAS FIELDS
Topeka. Kansas, Dee. 14th—The
state National Guard was ordered
into the Pittsburg coal fields to
night, to check the continued riot I
ing. The force includes a machine i
gun company, four troops of caval-,
ry, a sanitary detachment. head
quarters detachment and a supply I
detachment.
Veterans Defend Mine I'nion Official
From Angry Women
Pittsburg. Kansas. Dec. 14th—
Former World War soldiers were
called out here today to protect Van
Bittneei, a representative of the In
ternational Mines Union, from a
mob of women made up of the wives
of striking miners.
CONFERENCE ELIMINATES
ALASKA (ABLE
APPROPRIATION
Washington. Dec. 15—The Sen
ate amendment to the Deficiency
Appropriation bill providing for an
appropriation of one and one half
million dollars for replacing por
tions of the Alaska cable, was elimi
nated from the measure by the con
ferees. whose report was taken up
today by the House of Representa
PERUVIANS INVADING CHILE
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dec. 15
—Peruvian troops have crossed the
Chilean frontier as a result of the
longstanding Arica territorial dis
pute. according to advices received
ALASKA APPEAL AGAINST
JONES ACT HEARD
SUPREME C OURT
Washington, Dec. 15—Alaska's
protest against the enforcement of'
the Jones Merchant Marine Act was
presented today to the United States
Supreme Court by Territorial Attor
ney General Rustgard in an argil’
ment on an appeal brought by the
territory from the decision of the
territorial courts holding that the
act was constitutional.
Attorney General Rustgard de
clared the act a discrimination
against Alaska in favor of Seattle
and if enforced would compel the
territory to conduct all its business
with that port.
For the government. Solicitor
General Beck contended that the
commerce clause of the constitution
provided for equality only between
states and did not apply to the ter
ritories .
HARDING WITHHOLDING
PRESENTATION OF
PACT FIG TREATY
Washington. Dec. 14—It wiM
probably be several days before
President Harding submits the new
Pacific treaty to the Senate for rati
fication, according to statements
emanating from the White House
GERMANY CLAIMS
UNABLE TO MEET
REPARATIONS PAYMENTS
Paris, Dec. 15th—The German
government has informed the Allied
Reparations Commission that it will
be "unable to meet fully" the repa
rations payments due on January 15
and February 15, it was announced
here this afternoon.
IRISH CABINET
STILL UNDECIDED
ON TREATY ISSUE
. Dublin, Ireland, Dec. 16—The
Dail Eireann cabinet adjourned its
second secret session tonight with
out having reached a decision on the
Anglo-Irish treaty.
BOLSHEYIKI URGED TO
PREPARE TO REPEL JAPS
Moscow. Russia, Dec.. 15—War
like appeals are being issued to the
Bolsheviki army and navy by War
Minister Trotsky. These appeals,
sent out by wireless, demand in
creased preparedness for hostile ac
tion and declare that Japan is "hop
ing to strengthen her Siberian posi
lion at the Washington Conference
and has launched an attack against
the Far Eastern Republic. ”
REP. ELSTON SliriDE VICTIM
Washington, Dec. 15—The bodv
of Representative John A. Elston of
California was found floating in the
waters of the Potomac River near
here today.
A note found in the congressman’s
coat pocket said he was caught “in a
chain of circumstances which spelled
25 KILLED IN COAL
MINK EXPLOSION
five coal miners were killed today in
an explosion occuring in the Satanic
111 NGARY RATIFIES PEACE
TREATY WITH I . S.
Budapest, Hungary. Dec 15 The
The Hungarian National Assembly
has ratified th<- treaty of peace be
tween the iTnited States and llun
Itl.ACK WINS VI'KON ELECTION
Dawson, Y T.. Dec 15—Final
returns show that George Black was
elected representative of the Yukuon
in the House of Commons.
CONFERENCE WINS SECOND
GREAT SUCCESS
Washington, Dec. 15—The com
pletion of a final agreement on the
naval ratio program of the Arms
Conference program was announced
this evening by Secretary of State
Hughes. The agreement marks the
second important success in arms re
duction and restriction achieved by
the conference.
In making th* momentous an
nouncement that a final understand
ing had been reached on the extent
of the various naval armaments to
be maintained by the powers involv
ed. Secretary Hughes said: “1 re
gard this as one of the greatest steps
ever taken in the direction of main
taining peace."
Under the agreement Japan is al
lowed to retain the Aluthu. her new
est capital ship, and all told gets
13,600 greater naval tonnage than
was allowed her in the original
“status" fixed in the Hughes pro
gram. Her naval bases in the Pa
cific are also maintained.
PREDICTED OXliV THREE
SENATE VOTES AUXIN ST
PACIFIC TREATY
Washington. Dec. 15— Adminis- ;
tration senators, calling today at
the White House, predicted that j
there will not be more than three j
votes against ratification of the!
quadruple power Pacific treaty when i
the measure is brought before the!
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NOTICE TO CTU3DITOKS.
In the United States Commissioner’^
Court for the Precinct of Cape
Nome, Territory of Alask.
IN PROBATE:
In the matter of the Estate <>f
CHARLES WAGENER. deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed administrator of the estate of
CHARLES WAGENER, deceased, by
the above entitled court.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, duly verified as re
quired by law. to the undersigned
administrator, at Nome,Alaska, with
in six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 26th day of Nov.. 1921.
CHRIS NEIBUHR,
Administrator of the Estate
of Charles Wagener, deceased
Publish Nov. 26. Dec. 3. 10. IT 192..
AM Kit H A N LEGION
(The Observation Post)
FOREWORD:—Every few yard*
along the front line trenches ther
used to be an Observation 1’ost
where the soldier on guard, by
means of a listening device and a
periscope, kept tabs on the enemy.
On being relieved he took a weather
observation.
In placing a Legionnaire in the
front line trenches of the Nation’
everyday affairs I am trying to
catch the same spirit that made the
American doughboy the most happ.•
go-lucky, yet thoro; the most fear
ed when the occasion demanded,
but at other times just bubbling
over with tomfoolery, wit and gen
erul all round skylarking..—F. I).
J. lines Dr vis. Secretary of Labor,
says, "it must give every good Amer
ican a pang at the heart that so
many of tin* enforcedly idly are
those men who four years ago set off
to face death, their ears ringing with
the assurance that their old job
would be waiting for them here.
“Conditions beyond human control
have made fulfilment of that promise
impossible. Rut when good tim *s
return and work resumes again, the
FIRST jobs must go to the men who
FIRST accepted the great job of
lighting for the safety of all human
progress. Any employer who ig
nores such a claim has ceased to be
an American.”
Amen to that; and when you get
that job, buddie, stick to it like a
“cootie" to an old shirt Dig in
and “Prepare to Advance!"
Reason Enough
First Ex-Doughboy: “What’s the
idea of Slack Sylvester claimin' a
bonus? Wasn't he workin* in a
munition factory makin’ ten bucks ;•
day while we was in France?"
Second Ex-Doughboy: “Sure,but
he says he overslept one
lost a day."
loomin'
Hry. Volstead!
A street ear clipped three
In ihe druk store, with quivering
He says to the clerk, while he nerv
ously fidgets.
••.lust pour me (Mil three fingers
In answer to Secretary Mellon's
statement that “if a soldiers' bonus
bill is passed it will utterly block the
Government’s economy program."
Congressman .1 1>. Heck of Wiscon
sin brings out some interestiim ex
penditures made during tlie war. to
which certain Government olflci.ils
answer with a deep and dignified sll
For Instance:
in the sale of a little device which
did not cost to exceed 10c. but which ,
Trust Your Complexion
To Cuticura
The majority of akin and scalp troubles
..light be prevented by using Cuticurm
Soap exclusively fpr all toilet purposes.
Soap i—--- --
On the slightest sign of redness.
Cuticura Ointment. Do not faiPto include
the exquisitely scented Cuticura Talcum
in your toilet preparations. 25c everywhere.
"iwylilukrmWI
ukemwsuaruifji
they sold to the Government for
nearly $100 apiece
One year's supply of coal during
the war netted two or three eoal
barons $8,500,000 . . . . .
The packers had an excess profit
of 75,000.000 in a single year of
A little one-horse concern with
$5,000 capital cleaned up $14.00i
ooo on an aeroplane device sold
the Government
tangible limit.
lething p-Tuliu
ous saving attitude recently affected
by those who scattered mon*y so
freely a couple of year?. ?:o. Pos d
hly if the soldiers' Adjusted Compen
sation Hill had the boomerangio
qualities of certain fat. rich contracts
it might receive more attention.
Who knows?
The next war will be the v
all history.” declaimed the p*
A Colorful Conipliinent
A celebrated white preacher h .«l
been engaged to address the congre
gation of n little negro church and
was being introduced by the very
nervous colored pastor.
“Sisters an' bredren.” he began.
“It affords me the extremest pleas
uah to introduce de speaker of do
evenin’. I wants to explain, dat
while his skin ain't de same color as •
de odders henh. 1 assures you his
heart is as black as any of yourtt."
Fair weather in Ireland Lloyd
George, in a quick change scene from
the God of Thunder to old Sol. beam a
genially forth The -shamrock is
allowed to straighten itself after
being bent before the gale of British
rule for years. Gardners'. Ib- Val
era and Gridin are preparing the way
for a gloriously green arid great na
tional flower, and in the heart of the
hardy shamrock, they have the seeds
of a great world power indeed May
OBSERVER- Frank Dufresne
gkt Yorit r».\rr.\i.\ nit
STOCK FISH, HEADY I (HI
CHRISTMAS—I*,-,- pound :t.n
Per month $2.00
The Nome Nugget delivered by car- j
rier or mailod Ter month *1 00
VOTIl K OF FORFEITURE
the undersigned has expended in j
labor and improvements during the j
year 1920. the sum of One hundred ;
dollars on the Placer Claim No. 1 :
Bench, situated on the Left Limit of j
Center Creek, in the Cape Nome Re- ;
cording Precinct. Territory of Alas- j
ka. notice of location of which is re- I
corded in the records of the said Be- j
cording Precinct, said labor and im- j
provements having been done on said |
claim for the purpose of holding the j
same under the provisions of Section j
2324 Revised Statutes of the United j
States and supplemental legislation, j
And you are hereby required to j
contribute your proportionate share
of such expenditure, as co-owner, to
the undersigned within ninety days
after final publication of this notice
or your interest in said claim will be
forfeited and become the property of
the undersigned your coowner as
provided in said section of the Revis
ed Statutes.
Dated Nome. Alaska. Dec. 3. 1921.
ANDY ANDERSON.
1921
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