MONDAY
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Bl'FOIU) KKIHMITFI) TO
SAIL FOR NOMK TODAY
Accouling to latest advices re
ceived in Nome the S. S. Buford will
]<ave Seattle today. The Nugget's
correspondent has been instructed
to telegraph the passenger list as
soon as the vessel leaves Seattle and
therefore the list will likely arrive
tomorrow and be printed in the
CAM lilt AI SAILS FOR SEWARD
Seattle, June 2—The transport
Cambrai, with the Alaska bound
congressional party aboard, sailed
for Seward and way ports Friday
night at 9 o'clock. The late Knute
Nelson, leader of the first congres
sional party to visit Alaska, had in
tended to be of the party.
POSTAL OFFKXAIjH
TO VISIT COAST
Seattle, June 4—First Asst. Post
MasterGeneral Jolro H. Bartlett
and Third Asst. P. M. G., W. Irving
Glover, will be in Seattle to attend
the first annual State Postal Con
vention July 6th.
NEW ORDNANCE INVENTED
RY AMERICAN
Ogden, Utah, June 4—John M.
Browning the noted inventor of fire
arms has invented a new rapid fir
ing cannon capable of fir'ng twelve
one ton and a quarter pound steed
shells per minute and official in
spection will be made of the new
arm. It If designed for use in air
planes as well as-on land and nas
TUB TIJI (01.011 IS IN DANGER
Paris. June 4—Steps wore taken
by the government to checkmate the
Itoyalistf, who are .scheming to
restore the monarchy and ov >< -
tnrow the Republic in tne Faci.iti
FOREIGN PRISONERS RELEASED
Peking, June 4—B. A. Henry and
Edward Elias. Americans, and two
other. foreign prisoners taken by
Chinese bandits from the wrecked
Shanghai-Peking express, were re
leased Saturday and* carried in
chairs from the bandit camp in the
Shantung Hills. They arrived saf
at Tsao Chung.
BALLAINE CALLS
JOSLIN NAMES'
Seattle, June 4—Ballaine In a
letter to the Post Intelligencer char
acterised Joslin’s speech before the'
Alaskan Congressional partf as a
smoke screen.
ENTERTAINS A QUITE
GENERAL OPINION
Seattle. June 4—Doubt that Capt.
Amundsen will ever attempt the
North Polar flight was expressed
here by Captain Louis Lane, com
mander of the S. S. Buford. Lane
also predicts failure of venture if
the attempt is made.
AMUNDSEN RELIEF .
EXPEDITION ON WAY
Copenhagen. June 4—The Nor
wegian expedition which goes to
meet Amundsen, carrying two avia
tors- to assist in the flight over the
North Pole, left Horton Saturday
for Advent Bay.
WILSON SENDS CONSOLATION.
Scotland. Neck. N. C., June 4th—
"I hope ilia- your recollection .t
the va uao’.e services he rendered
his country will prove a partisol
ace to yell* is part of a letter
Woodrow Wilson wrote to Mrs.
Claude I'itcbon on the death of her
husband.
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT Y'EI.O
ON LIQUOR STAND
Washington. June 4—Strict ap
plication of the recent Supremo
Court decision, barring liquor troiu
territorial waters of the United
States, has virtually been decided
upon by Treasury officials, who hold
out no hope of meeting vessels of
foreign powers thru regulatory pub
lications.
LONE HOOSIER TO ATTEMPT
NON-STOP FLIGHT
Washington, June 4—Clarke
Vance of Logansport. Indiana, will
this week attempt a non-stop flight
in a machine of his opn make. His
trip will be from San Francisco to
New York and no one will accom
pany him.
I)KI*T. JUSTICE GETS
GRAFT RETURNS
Washington, June 4—Atty. C.en.
Daugherty laid before Harding . a
report showing that the Depart
ment of Justice has secured the re
turn of $3,198,280. The • govern
ment has been awarded judgement
for $1,225,918 more and has ob
tained 91 indictments.
ANTIQUES TO GO TO
BRITISH MUSEUM
London. June 4—Lord Carnar
von’s large collection of antiques
| will b-1 presented by his widow to
I lie nation for the British Museum.
RICH MAX’S SOX A
COMMON STICK UP MAX
San Francisco, June 4—Fred Har
vey. a twenty year old student in
the University of Nebraska, great
grandson of the man who first read
the Declaration of Independence be
fore the Continental Congress and
son of a millionaire grain dealer of I
Omaha, was granted probation by j
police judge Jacks as a stick-up
man. Harvey and Thomas Starsan |
held up John Nolan in the Mission j
District, robbing him of two dollars. |
SEATTLE HOY GRADUATES
WITH HIGH HONORS
Annapolis. June 4 -Kenneth Mc
Laren of Seattle will graduate next |
Thursday from the Naval Academy, j
McLaren stands at the head of a j
class of 4<)0 midshipmen.
X V. GOVERNOR
REPEAI-S LIQUOR I.AW
signed tile bill repealing the
Prohibition Force Act.
Washingt n. June 4—The admin
istration's policy on Prohibition en
forcement in New York State will In
decided by Harding. Commissioner
Haynes and Secretary Mellon will
put it up to the President how tn
meet the added burden of Federal
officers resulting from Governor
Smith's signing the repeal of the
State Enforcement Code.
AMERICA V AR( H \ HO LOG 1ST
DESK,( RATES THE DEAD
Gravesend. England. June 4—The
recent action of Edward Hgge Gas
ton, an American archaeologist, and
his associates in' digging up scores
of bodies in the St. George Church
Yard has created great indignation.
The archaeologists were searching
for the body of Pocahontas and not
only did they ruthlessly disinter
numerous bodies, but the work men
shocked the community by making
tea and eating their luncheon the
tombstones and smoked cigarettes
while handling skulls.
FAIRBANKS MAX HELD FOR
POSTOFFICE ROBBERY
Seattle June 4—Romeo H. Hoyt,
a tobacco dealer from Fairbanks,
was imprisoned here following his
arrival from San Francisco. He
is charged with robbing'' the Fair
banks postoffice last October. He
was taken into custody at the hemp
of E. R. Peoples, brother of Mrs.
TUESDAY
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FAILED TO STOP
BI LLETS OF SOLDIERS
Manila. June 4.—Fifty three fan
atical Moros, including Akbaba the
self styled bullet proof prophet,
have been killed in a figjit-with the
constabulary on the Island of Pata.
SUED FOR CONVERSION
GOV K R X M EXT PI M >PERTY
Seattle. June 4—The govern
ment has entered suit against the
Puget Sound Machinery Depot for
$100,000. Tt is charged that the
company converted to its own use
76 boilers intended for Shipping
Board Vessels.
ASIATIC QUAKE TAKES
TERRIBLE TOLL
London. June 4—Twenty five hun
dred were killed and thirty villages
destroyed by the recent earthquake
in the Turbadhadria region, accord
ing to official reports received from
Tehera-n.
AMERICAN BUM
RUNNERS CAPTURED
Victoria, June 4—Four. American
rum (running boats were seized Sun
day im a cove of Discovery Island
by Canadian authorities.
KIIKMHMAX « APTFKKS
FEATIIKHWEIGIfT TITLE
New York. June 4 Eugene C'rl
que. a Frenchman who was badly
wounded at Verdune. won thp world
featherweight championship Satur
day afternoon. He knocked out
Kilbane. who has held the title for
eleven years, in the sixth round.
!’.KMAIMNG MOItOS SlRRENOER
Manila, June 4 — Three hundred
M ros surrendered to the. constab
ulary Sunday, thereby ending the
rebellion of Pata Island. The sur
r. nder follows as a r -suit of the
killing Saturday of Akbara and his
fifty* three fanitical adherents who
had vowed to drive the Americans
into the sea.
SHIPS VIOLATING law
TO BE SEIZED
Washington. June 5—Foreign or
American ships which enter IT. S.
waters with the definite intent to
violate th«f regulations banning liq
uor from vessels inside the three
mile limit, must be seized, impound
ed and sold, the Treasury instruct
ed Customs officials yesterday after
HAS NO RESPECT FOR LEGION
Stillwater. Okla., June 5—George
Wilson, former non partisan organ
izer, was installed head of the Okla
homa Agricultural-Mechanical col
Walton of American Legionf men.
They allege that Wilson recently
c;in Legion button I would like to
MALICIOUS MI UTAH ISM
London. June 5- The World. Lord
Ribbel’s paper, states it has the as
ing a million blacks in the African
colonies, in preparation for a gen
eral European conflict.
LIQUOR LAW BK
ENFORCED TO LETTER
Washington. June r>—-Application
to the letter of the Supreme Court
decision, barring all beverage liq
uors from territorial waters of the
United States, is provided in regu
lations issued yesterday by the
Treasury and will take effect July
MASONS VISIT TOMB
OF WASHINGTON
Washington. June 5— Shriners of
the nation yesterday journeyed to
the tomb of America’s most illus
trious Mason, stopping enroute at
the Alexandria Lodge Rooms,
where beorge Washington once pre
sided as Master.
LIQUOR MOVEMENT BEGINS
TOWAUB NEW YORK
Ottawa. June 5—Large cargoes
of Canadian bonded liquors are
moving toward the international
boundary line, on their way to New
York State, as a result of the.repeal
of the Prohibition Enforcement
Law there.
NOME MAIL CONTRA!TS
ARE AWARDER
Washington. June 5—The con
tract has been awarded for carrying
mails from Nome to Kotzebue
Sound on the Duxbury, belonging to
the Nome Navigation Company, at
$695.00 per trip. Captain Alex
Allen received the contract between
Nome and St. Michael to be carried
on the gas boat Do-naldson and re
ceiving $249.00 per trip.
BUFORD SAILED FOR NOME
200 PASSENGERS AND 2000
TONS OF FREIGHT
Seattle. ‘June 5th.—The Steamer
Buford. Captain Louis Lane, with
two hundred passengers Aid two
thousand tons of cargo, sailed for
>?ome yesterday afternoon at one
o’clock, she is to be followed by the
Victoria today.
AEROPLANE FROM ST. PAUL
ARRIVES WITH PASSENGERS
Seattle. June 5—Alvo Von Alben
slebenm cousin of former kaiser
William and Russel H. Phinney. a
St. Paul banker, arrived here by
aeroplane from St. Paul, yesterday
afternoon. They were passengers
aboard the plane piloted by Nick
Mamer and were one week enroute.
Their trip included several days
stop at Shelby, Montana where they
saw Dempsey in his training camp.
Their actual flying time was twenty
nine hours th'irty minutes.
I BETTER HIGHWAYS; BETTER
HOMES FOR AMERICA
Washington. June 5— Two modern
movements, one designed to bring
about improved highways and the
oth* r for better homes, were com
mended as making for a better Am
erica by Harding yesterday. In
hi.-, address at the ceremony incident
to the Shrine Convention, he said
ample aid should he extended th
matt t of rural roads.
■ TODAY'S POSITION OF REAR
According to a radio message the
position of the Cutter Bear at 8 a.
ni. June 5th was: Latitude "9 deg.
30 min. North; Longitude 168 deg
10 nun. West.
This position places her about
350 miles from Nome and without
delay should bring her into Norn*
Thursday morning.
COI'MTL ACTS OVER
MAYOR'S HEAD
Seattle. June 5—The City Council j
voted over the mayor’s veto 3nd re-1
established- a 7 Mi cent street car j
fare, to become operative July 5f.h. 1
CI TTERN SEARCH % 1
FOR RUM RUNNERS
Norfolk. Va.. June 5 — Additional ]
coast guard cutters were se-p.t to the j
Virginia Capes to aid in searching!
for rum runners which rammed and
sunk the British auxiliary sloon J
Glen Beulah, off the Cape Charles J
WEDNESDAY
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\<M.STEAI> LAW HITS
New York, June »I ---Federal Judge
Howi ordered the Knickerbocker!
the Padlock Section of the VoLteari
I*LAYS A l>AN(iKKOrs GAME
AM) LEVS W HEN Hl'ItT
that he had caused her to lose her
husband, had destroyed her honor
and ruined her life. Mrs. Laura
Huzelle instituted suit for $150,000
damages against (Iharles C. Boyson.
SEATTLE Al'TO VICTIMS
Seattle. June 6—Weinard T Tolck.
a civil engineer of Seattle, was kill
ed and it. H. Thompson, former city
engineer, seriously injured when
the automobile driven by the for
Harry G. Loop. 17 year old West
ern Union motor cycle messenger,
was killed yesterday when his motor
SKATTLK CITY KMPIjHYKKS
RITE GET-KIGH-^IKK HOOK
Seattle. June 6 —The arrest of
three sharps yesterday afternoon
revealed that they had defrauded
Seattle policemen and firemen out
of $40,000 in tin* sale of fake oil
SHIPPING HOARD WILL
OPERATE VESSELS
Washington. June 6—The Shipp
ing Board has decided to proceed
with a direct government operat.i n
of ships. It has sufficient vessels
to keep the American flag on all
the world trade routes. Lasker an
“In A Bad Way”
Many i* Nome lU-a<W'r Will Feel
Grateful for This Information. j
If your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
If urinary troubles set in*
Perhaps your kidneys are “in a
Don’t delay—use Doan's Kidney
Here is good evidence of their
Mrs. E. J. Knight, Washington
Ave., Dayton, Wash., says: “I was
run down and suffered from a lame
back. A dull ache in the small of
my back made me feel miserable
My kidneys acted irregularly, caus
ing much annoyance. I suffered
from severe pains in the back of my
head and waa all out of sorts. 1 A
neighbor told me to try Doan’s Kid
ney Pills and four boxes relieved me
of the backache and put my kidneys
In.a healthy condition.”
60c. at all dealers. Foster-Mil
ium Co., MCgra., Buffalo, N. Y.
I SECRET FRATKR \ ITY
VS. SECRET CONSPIRACY
. Washington. Ju. • 6th—‘ Justice
alone entitles a fraternal organiza
[ lion to serve" a; d “secret fraternltv
I is one thing, secret conspiracy ; =
another." Harding declared in hi>
address at the Imperial Council ses
sion of the Mystic Shrine. I like .1
highly purposed fraternity because
ir.g organization." the President
SPECIAL TRAIN' DERAILED
FIVE ARK KILLED
Durant. Rich.. June 6—Five mem
bers of various Knight Templar
Commanderies of Michigan were
killed and others injured when a
special train was derailed two
miles west from here.
CI HIIK \I*S AM) ANTI-CLKRI
CAI/S FIGHT IN SPAIN
Madrid, Jufle 6—Two were killed
in a fight between clericals and
anti-clericals at Barcelona, when
new* of the assassination of Car
dinal Soldevilla was received there.
\Vll.I\OF GEORGE (JOl'IJ)
* IN PROBATE COURT
Tom River. V. .1.. June 6—The
will.of George .1 Gould %vas filed
for Probate in the Ocean County
C art. He bequeathed his estate,
amounting to $36,000,000 to hie
widow and t"n children. Gould
made a public acknowledgment for
the first time that h* was the father
of George Sinclair Gould. June Sin
clair Gould and Guinvere Gould,
born out of wedlock, before his
marriage to his second wife Mrs.
:i?s i\ convention
—WASHINGTON
Washington. Juno 6th With the
opening of tin- 44rh Shri-ners Con
vention, Pennsylvania Avenue, the
scene of many historic pageants,
never presented a more colorful pic
ture than it did today as 20,000
nobles of the Mystic Shrine marched
over its two miles of “Burning
Sands” from the Capitol to the
Washington Circle. As the proces
sion passed thru the “Garden of Al
lah” reproduced in front of the
White House, it was reviewed by
Noble Harding and Imperial Poten
tate McCandless and his divan.
WAR PROFITEER
PATRIOT EXPOSED
Wilmington. Del.. June 6th De
tails of the transaction by which
Francis O. Garvan. Alien Property
Custodian, turned over five thous
and seized German patents and for
mulas worth $100,000,000 to the
Chemical Foundation, which he con
trolled. for $250,000 were revealed
here in the equity suit brought by
the government to wreck these pro
I > ES IRA bit: immigrants
ARRIVE IN l . S.
New York. June 6—Four hun
ddred well to do Swedish farmers
arrived yesterday from Europe en
route to the northwest.
PICKS**H SAILORS TO STRIKE
Paris. June 6 -A general strike
ot stokers and firemen aboard the
S'7 S. Lafayette, sailing from Havre
tf. New York June 0th and on all
other French ships scheduled to
leave for the United States, after
that date, is threatened. The men
threaten to strike unless they re
ceive the assurance that the two
liters of wine per day to which they
are entitled under the French Mer
chant Marine Law. be forthcoming
whilo in New York harbor.
•M'bright
ientaa the beat
round wick open
flame lamps. 60 c;
die power^ure
gallon of common
kerosene. No odor,
>. Won’t explode. Guaranteed.
10 Days’ Free Trial'
rove to yourself by free trial that Aladdin hag
j equal as a white light. If not satisfied return
Get Yours Froo bailtrllt90weho^ custom
in be referred. In that way you may get youi
UlSiSg
an oil lamp equal to
SS.ftStfMS’S
•Car girta te «imUar.>
THE MANTLE LAMP COMPANY Of AMtNH* '
-— BMt-, si ■.nmiK. pmum* o**.
scccessor to
TOW N Kit KLFITKI)
DesAIon;*s. fa.. Jun <?th -Judgo
Hiram K. Evans, republican. was
elected from the eielrh Iowa Hs
tric-t. to succeed Horace Mann Town
or, resigned.
II.VItIHNCi'S \ ISIT TO
1(04»>| TKAIIIC
Seattle. June 5—Steamship men
say that Harding's trip to Alaska
will likely result in load'll r many
tourists to the territory th:< sum
, GOVKRNMEVT ERECTS
HOTKIi IX ALASKA
Washington, June 6—A hotel,
. containing 14 rooms, and now open
for business, lias been erected by
; the government at Curry. Alaska,
; the half way point* on the Aiaskan
, Railroad between Seward and Fair
banks. it was announced by the De
i partnient of the Interior.
Rates range from one to four
dollars per day per room with an
additional charge of $l.f>0 per day
for meals.
PREACHER SHOT I P
FOR S1AVDKR
Richmond. Va.. June 6—Rev. B.
I. F’ierre was killed and O. Garnett,
the Comberland County Clerk,
wounded it: a shoot t.g affray in th<*
y rd of the preach • G<-•
i rtt charged that the d.-vine h'd
'hindered Mts. Garnett.
The Dhi1\ Telegrriptt O-i Ietin an1
Weekly N'up get d« l‘vered t.v car-tier.
FORFEITURE NOTICE
To MICHAEL ROBITAILLE. your
heirs. legal rcpresentati es and
You^ar'p hereby notified that the
undersigned as co-owner therein,
has expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars for the years. 1910.
1911. 1912. 1912, 1914. 1915. 1910.
1920, 1921. 1922. in labor and im
provements on ami .for the benefit
of BENCH CLAIM No. 3. situated on
the right limit of Center Creek,
in the Cape Norn • Mining and Re
cording District. Territory of Alas
ka. Notice of location whereo' is
recorded in VoJ. 121 a' page 227
nnd Vol. 109. page 210 of the
records of the Cape Nome Precinct,
ir the performance of the annual
labor required by section 222 4 Re
vved Statutes of the United States
and Supplemental legislation, in or
der to hold said claim.
And you are hereby required to
contributf your proportion of such
expenditure according to your inter
est in said claim to the undersigned
co-owner with you therein, within
ninety days after the service of this
notice on you by publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim will
become forfeited nnd vest in the un
dersigned as provided by the said
A. A. CHAGNON.
Publish March 21. April 7. 14. 21,
2S. May f». 12. 19. 26. June 2. 9,
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To E. W. SHIRK, and to your Heirs,
Executors. Legal Representatives,
You and each of >ou are hereby
notified that JOHN W. LUTSCHIN
GER, in his lifetime, and his Estate,
the mining claim hereafter describ
ed. expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars ($100.00) f>>r each of
the years 1904. 1905. 1900. 1907,
1908. 1909. 1910. 191 1. 1912. 1912,
1922. in labor and Improvements
for the benefit of the “WACONDA"
PLACER MINING CLAIM on Green
i oulch. the location notice of which
, is recorded in Yol. 102. Page 137,
and amended notices of location of
the same are recorded in Vol. 199,
pages 106 and 4 01. of the Records
I Of the Cape Nome Recording Pre
I cinct. Territory of Alaska: that the
work so done on said claim consti
j ituted the annual assessment work
! required by Sec. 22 24. Revised Sta
tutes of the United States, and sup
plemental legislation, in order to
j hold mid claim.
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
j expenditure according to your in
! terest in said claim to the under
: signed co-owner with you therein,
! within ninety days after the service
; cf this notice on you by publication
I thereof, or your interest In said
claim will become forfeited and
vest in the undersigned as provided
by said statute.
W, H. WEBB.
Administrator of the Estate of
John W. Lutsohinger, deceased.
.Publish March 17, 24, 31, April 7.
14, 21. 28. May 5, 12, 19, 26. and
Jana 2. 9. 1923.