MONDAY
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1'OKiMER AM HASS ADOR SOUND!
WARNIN'!! TO PEOPLE
Worchester. Mass.. Nov. 19—Child
former Ambassador to Italy sound
h warning to the people of the Unit
e<? States against utterances of Eur
opean propagandists. In a publi<
statement in which he refers to theii
advice to President Coolidge ant
Congress as to what to do, thf
former Ambassador said, “if out
prominent men went to certair
countries in Europe and wenl
around telling what to do they
would be sent back to the United
States on the first boat.
MORE CHARGES TURNED
UP AGAINST FORRES
Washington, Nov. 19—The sharp
plow share of the Senate Veterans
Committee was driven forward
again today through the affairs of
Hornier Director Forbes and turned
up another collection of charges, de
nials. counter charges and i\ match
Jng of wits between the counsel for
the defense and counsel for the Sen
ate Investigation Committee.
Forbes on the witness stand un
der cross examination traversed a
wide field of subjects ranging from
Hospital contracts to dri-nking par
ties and pleasure trips. The for
mer Director of the Veterans Bur
eau continues to deny the accusa
tions of misconduct that have been
made against him.
FORMER CHANCELLOR
DEAD IN RERUN
Berlin, Nov. 19—Former Chan
cellor Wlrth of Germany, died in
Berlin last Saturday with apolexjr.
according "to a dispatch received this
morning.
MANILA PARTLY UNDER
WATER RESULT TYPHOON
..Manila, Nov. 19—A typhoon has
swept over the Island of Luzen and
Vic a van, causing telegraphic com
munication to be suspended entire
17. Manila is partly under water as
ft result of a terrific downpour or
rain during the typhoon. Boats are
replacing motor cars in many streets
REGULAR AIRLINE SOON
BETWEEN 8KATTLB-8KAGWAY
Juneau, Nov. 19—Jean Vanopheg
of Brussels, manager of the Julian
Mine at Berners Bay. announced
Saturday as he was departing for
Paris and Brussels, that he would
return in the Spring with a five
passenger aeroplane owned by a
company amply financed to place in
operation on a regular schedule be
tween Seattle and Skagway by air
plane. Regular stops will be made,
it was announced at Ketchikan and
Juneau.
'WORLD WILL HAVE 17,000,000
AUTOS BY FIRST OF YEAR
Washington, Nov. 19—M. H. Hos
pli, chief of the automobile division
©f the Chamber of Commerce said
that the world would have seventeen
miiLion automobiles, passenger cars,
and trucks by January 1st, whereof
fourteen million would be in the
United States.
LADY MISSIONARY WILL
MAKE SIX MONTHS CRUISE
TO ORIENT
New York. Nov. 19—Miss Grace
Lindiey, executive secretary of the
’Women’s Auxiliary of the Episco
palian church, will sail from San
Francisco November 27th on a six
months tour of inspection of the
Missionary Fields in Hawailfl the
Philippines, Japan and India.
SUFFERED FROM
ECZEMAJIFACE
And ArmsJnBlisters. Eyes
Swollen. Cuticura Heals.
“I suffered for three months from
eczema on my face and arms. It
broke out on my face first in blistem
which burned and itched causing me
to scratch, and I suffered intense
agony. My face was disfigured, my
eyes being swollen, and my clothing
aggravated the breaking out.
” Nothing gave relief until I be
gan using Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment. I got Instant relief and 1 just
used two cakes of Cuticura Soap and
two boxes of Cuticura Ointment
when I eras healed.” (Signed) Miss
Grace E. Clegg. Moster. Oregon,
8ept. 29,1922.
Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Tal
cum are all youneed for every-day
toilet and nursery purposes.
POINCAKK I'KAITH Al.lil
REPUDIATES ALLIED DEDT
Paris. Nov. 19—Poincare consol i
‘ dated his position before the chc r
in* Chamber of Deputies, Saturda;
afternoon by practically repudiat
irg the Allied Debts. "Allied debt
were the price paid for a commoi
victory.” Poincare said, "we shal
pay with Class (’ Honda when Ger
many has paid and not before.’
Class C Monds represent the figur
j able debt of Germany above 40.000.
I "00.000 Gold Marks in cash. I
Monds will probably never be paid
HKAVV TRANSFER OF CAPITA 1
FI NDS FROM EUROPE TO I . S
New York. Nov. 19—The F-.reigr
Exchange rates and prices of For
uign Government St'curietios brokt
sharply in Saturday’s Market, tlif
break came in direct response to
unfavorable political developments
abroad. A very heavy transfer ol
Capital Funds from Europe to Am
erica through the fear of further
political and economical disturban
ces abroad, has been reported In
financial circles.
ROYAL PROCLAMATION
ISSUED ('ADDS NEW PARLIA
MKNT SESSION
London. Nov. 19—A Royal Pro
clamation which lias been issued
• i ir.mons the New Parliament t" as
semble on January 8th instead of
December 20th. as was first con
templated.
;i» NATIONAL LABOR BANK
TO OPEN IN NEW YOllK
New York. Nov. 19—The Needle
Trades Unao-ii will open an Interna
tional Labor Bank on Fifth Avenue
December 1st, according to a dis
M W DEVICES PKRFEI'TED
IN WIRELESS
New York. Nov. 19—William 11
(3. Finch, Lieut. Commander A. M
Stevens and William A. Bruno
Radio Engineers have perfected de
vices which it is claimed will make
it possible and practical for the
transmission of four dispatches sent
simultaneously and secretly by
Transmitting from one Central
Radio Transmitting Station to four
separate typewriters in Newspaper
offices received the service perfect 1;.
<iRA\l> JURY SAYS THAT PETIT
JURY I1KKN TAMPERED WITH
Seattle, Nov. 19—A Charge that
the Petit Jury Panel of the Superior
Court had been tampered with in an
effort to interfere with members of
the jury in favor <>f Doctor W. A.
Shannon who is to be tried this
month for an alleged violation of
the State Narcotic Law. were sus
tained by the King County Grand
Jury Saturday afternoon in a Spec
ial report to presiding Judge Ever
ett Smith.
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
DEAD IN SEATTLE
Seattle Nov. 19— Horace P. Mann
80 years of age. who was for three
years Assistant Paymaster during
the Civil War died in Seattle Satur
day from injuries received in a
stieet car accident recently.
CALIFORNIA defeats
WASHINGTON » to O
Berkeley. Nov. 19—The Univer
sity of California defeated the Uni
versity of Washington 9 to 0 Satur
day afternoon in football.
GERMANY CEASES MAKE
REPARATIONS DELIVERIES
Berlin. Nov. 19th—Chancellor
Streesemann in a statement said,
"while Germany had ceased to
make Reparations deliveries on ac
count of her financial Inability to
continue them, she still holds her
self bound by the remaining clauses
of the Versailles Treaty.
BRITAIN NOT TAKE PUNITIVE
MEASURES AGAINST GERMANY
London, Nov. 19th—The British
Government will not accede to the
demands of France to take punitive
measures against Germany and has
notified the British Ambassador in
Paris to so inform the Council of
Ambassadors.
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TUESDAY
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PLANS APPROVKD FOR FLIGH'
AROUND WORLD
i
I Washington, Nov. 20—-Secrctar
j Wdbks has approved of plans for ;
flight around the world by arm;
planes next spring. The State De
partment is asking other c..untrie
for permission to land on the lat
tors’ soil. An announcement was
made to this effect by the War De
partment last Sunday. It is fell
certain that permission will hr
granted for the landing in foreign
countries and the definite itinerary
v ill be worked <»ut soon. Tie* fligh
p'-rsonnel will consist of four offl
>. rs and four enlisted men. Tenta
tively the itinerary will !»<• to leav
Washington In the middle of Ma>v.t
and proceed to Seattle ond depnr
from the latter place April 1st., fly
t:g along tin? Coast of Canada ;m 1
S< uthern Alaska across the Aleuti
an Islands to Japan and China a el
■cross into Tnd: ■. Turkey, K-ngla.
mil thence to Iceland. Creenlnn 1
Labrador thence southward a ml r -
|.\TTFMPTS SUICIDK AFTKIS
WRITING RAD I'HWKs
j Seattle. Nov. 2«-\Villtam H't -
| a:ternoon. He told the police f hut
j o had flooded Kansas City w Mi
' (1 checks and fled to Seattle r*-:u
j r:g the consequences ..f his ci n •
THROWS SIDKLIGHT OX JOHN
SON CAMPAIGN FOR
PRKSI0FN .
•<> be seen whether Hiram Johnson
will be a formidable contender for
Mi- presidential nomination The
■■•neral opinion on that question
i *\v is very divided and what seems
!■> tie a prevailing opinion is that he
cannot accomplish a “throwback"
1 h20 and make isolation a perma
inent issue, if that is true his candi
dacy need not at this time hi- taken
seriously.
II KARST ACCUSES FORI IKS BE
ING DESERTER FROM
Washington. Nov. 20-"I d.» no*
care to affirm or deny anything in
this article,” was the answer made
( day by Forbes, former director of
the Veterans' Bureau, and his coun
sel Jas Seasby Smith, to charges in
the December issue of Hearsf’s In
ternational Magazine, that Forbes
had been a deserter from the United
States Army.
QUARRELS OVER YOUNG
LADY. KILLS 4 PEOPLE
Killiher. Minn.. Nov. 1ft—Leon
ard Porta no shot four persons to
death in a quarrel over the affec
tions of 15 year old Myrtle Sanders
and was later captured a few miles
out of the city.
MUSSOLINI DESCRIBES LEAGUE
OF NATIONS AS FRANCO
BKITISli DUET
Kome.Nov. lft-The Government can
not give it's approval to any fur
ther occupation of German Territory
declared Prosier Mussolini in the
Senate last Friday. " One must
have the courage to say that the
German people cannot be destroy
ed.’’the Premier continued, “They
are a people which has civilization
and which tomorrow may be an in
tegral part of Europe’s civilization.’’
Mussolini described the league of
Nations as a “Franco-BritAsh Duet,"
In which Italy had an inferior posi
tion,Italy he said, did not wish to
withdrew from the League of Na
tions,but added that it could -not re
main a member in an inferior posi
tion, as was held at the present
CAMINETTI DEAD IN'
CALIFORNIA
Jackson. Calif. Nov. 20- Anthony
Caminetti died in Jackson, Califor
nia Sunday afternoon, according tc
a wire received today.
WRITES WILL ON COLLAR
WHILE DYINC
Monterey, Calif., Nov. 20-Tearinf
off his collar while lying under his
overturned automobile, suffering
from Injfur.es •which later proved
fatal, Hugo Futterer wrote his will
on the collar saying that he wa
responalble* for the accident! ir
which his niece, Erna Vogele, was
also fatally Injured.
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please mention the Nome Nugget.
- | < ‘OOLIDGK APPROVES EXPAN
SION COAST Gl'AitO
Washington, Nov. 20-President
• Coolidge yesterday gave his approv
, a of the Treasury Department's
■ plan for the expansion of the Coast
*j Guard for the prevention of rum
j smuggling. The plans contemplate
J the expenditure of twenty inilloan
I dollars for n. w craft and an addi
I'.OMIl PLACED AT POOR
OF FRENCH LEGATION
( Budapest. Nov. 20-An unexplod
ed shrapnel bomb was found today
at the door of Karoli Palace in
I which the French legation is qunr
Itered.
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I AVIATOR m'R.NS TO DEATH
IN COLLISION IN \IC
* San Antoni-., Nov. 20-First Lieut.
‘burned to death when his plane
caught f re after a spectacular cnl
liy First !.;-ut. Walter R. Peck.
COliONEL \ ItCIII BALD O.PON .
ELL DEAD IN SEATTLE
bold O Pow II. army * tight < • vv ho
prepared the plan s and sje ,-j ilea
i ons for Lake Washington •' .■
< !<ust infant;:*
DEFENDANT IN M\'Oi;« I
n's Own” when it. wen:
ne Inglis. Mrs. Ingll
Mrs. Louise Hruckhardt
Hruckhardt. the Alaska
to Colon*-1 IngUa. “At the time I
married her I thought I was the
second husband but I found later
that I was the lifth,” Inglis explain
S.AVS ITALY BETTER SHACK
THAN EVER BKFOUK
London. Nov. 20-Marcoui arriv
ins from Rome declared yesterday
| that no nation since the beginning
of civilization has been so perfectly
disciplined as Italy is under the Fas
! eisti government, and adds, that
j economically she is m better shape
| .*f the country.
| CURAT INTEREST SHOWN
IN IilTDENDORFF TRIAL
Berlin. Nov. 20-All Germany is
taking great interest in the coining
spectacle, of General Lud«*ndorff be
ir.g placed on trial before a Special
I Court on a charge ,,f High Treason.
son OF niLl.V SUNDAY
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
I.os Angeles. Nov. 20-George Sun
day. a realtor, and a son of Hilly
Sunday, the noted Evangelist, at
tempted suicide by asphixiation
las' Sunday afternoon, ircording to
a dispatch from Los Angeles.
CROIVTNG CONTRACTS HELD
TO HE INVALID
Washington, Nov. 21—"Cropping
C. ntraots” with aliens who are in
eligible to own or lease lands In Cal
ifornia and Washington were held
In the Supremo Court to be invalid.
Wrigley's is 5 cents
a package the
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WEDNESDAY
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j ;to »n n y.ns \ ni> mi:v
i foi: mtW KKv
mately ':<• men* and officers have
been cit• <| b K ir Admiral Kitt-lle
'lie Destr-Force Commander,
for hero • work during th>- Honda
Xaval <i i .-r. and medals or Navy
Crosses ha . * beer, recommend d for
l>mi<;il>l.i:s M \ KK Tllll* TO
Lak* h i: X. .1.. Nov. 21—The
Navy i).- ,ble, Shenandoah, left
MIGHT Mi l I I) AM* Si\TV
wocnih.d in iiinrmi’g
I' 1 !'is- N”' 21st—Fight person's
Times whs ok i \ps
IIF. DISPOSSESSED j
Mid Japanese will bo dispossesseu
from Washington State farm land
following the announcement of the
Knifed States Supreme Court yes
terday afternoon which held tha*
cropping contracts with aliens, to lie
illegal. Thousands of Japanese ir.
Kins County face civil and crir. n
al prosecutions. Prosecutor Colvin
If Mill TREASON CHARGED TO
FIGHT IX RFCFXT RFRELIAON
Berlin. Nov. 21-—Charges of hi.s i
treason have been formally lodge 1
against eight people who were in
volved in the recent Hitler-Luden
dorff rebellion at Munich. Luden
dorffs name, however, is conspicu
ously absent from the list and he is
at liberty on his “word of honor.”
STRFFSFMAN X DISC TNKBH
I III IN FI A NO SITI/ATION
Berlin. Nov. 21st. -Chancellor
Streesemann. before a Reichstag
Committee of Foreign Relation®,
discussed for six hours th*- situation
of the Rhineland and adjourned
without at any definite conclusion.
TWO CANDIDATES AXXOI XCFD I
FOR READERSHIP XF.VT
Washington. Nov 21 The candi
dacy of Representative William 1
Graham of Illinois f ir the Republi
can leadership • »f the next House,
was formally announced in opposi
tion to Longworth of Ohio.
KING AXI> QUEEN SPAIN
RKCF!YF1> RV POPF
Rome, Nov. 21.King Alphonso,
and Queen Victoria. "Their Catholic
Majesties, thrice bent their knees:
before Pope Pius then knelt on the
steps of the throne and kissed the
Pope's toe."
The first day’s visit of the sov
ereigns to Rome was a scene of
splendor and brilliance. King Al
phonso, Queen Victoria, and Gener
al Rivera, head of the Madrid Gov
ernment are guests of the King and
Quen of Italy. King Alphonso was
received in a private conference.and
addressed the Pontiff in Spanish,
and the latter responded in Italian.
CHARGES THAT VETERAN WAS
KIDNAPPER FROM
HOSPITATi
Washington, Nov. 21—A charge
that the Veterans* Bureau had kid
napped Chas. Kasavage, a world
war veteran, from the Asylum tor
the Insane in the State of Wash
ington, and took him to a hospital
in Pennsylvania, was made yester
day before the Senate Veterans
Committee by Representative Al
bert Johnson of the State ot Wash
2.", IIOI Its ;«» MINI TKS FROM
ItKItKKIJ V TO SKATTliK
Sfattlf. Nov. 21 Returning front a
football game by antomobile. Paul
M. On no, J. Will h Sayre and J. Out
having Berkeley. California.
i:kpaimrioNs commission
TO IIK.tr OKK.MWY
aitr.iil s.-.tnation of the It-iehstag or
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RF.PliKSKNT.VTIYKS OF \M.IKS
thf* Allies attending
adopted toward Ger
tho approval of tit*
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I'nuf Hip" occupation of th<> Rhin-*
land and Bridgeheads. according to
the Foreign Office version of Pre
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