MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
AMERICAN'S DKLAYKU AT
SEATTLE AGAIN MTIKDAY
Seattle, April 5—(Delayed). Ow
ing to a slight accident to one of
the blades on Major Martin’s flag
plane Seattle, the flight was again
postponed last Saturday morning
after four of th<* planes had taken
off from Lake Washington and were
asking for a signal from the flag
plane to go ahead, a inetal tip on one
o' the prop‘ilor blades was torn off
anil the flyers returned to their
buoys. Major Martin announced
that a stait would be made the fol
lowing da/ which would have been
yesterday, if weather conditions
were as favorable as on Saturday.
WORLD FLYERS HOP
OFF FROM SEATTLE
Seattla. April 7—The Army air
planes. Chicago. Seattle. New Or
leans and Boston, which are attempt
ing (ho flight around the world for
the American Army, hopped off from
Seattle yesterday morning for Prince
Rupert on their second leg of the
Eight.
HOUND WORLD FLYERS
ARRIVE PRINCE RUPERT
Prince Rupert, April 6—The four
United States Army round the world
planes arrived safely in Prince Ru
pert yesterday, three of the planes
landed at 4:54 P. M. and the fourth
arrived at 5:26 p. m.
The flyers were the center of a
rou?in«r welcome by the American
Consul and a citizens committee as
they passed over Nanaimo.
A Dominion government plane ac
companied the American flyers for a
distance of 100 miles up the coast
from the latter place.
MARTIN'S PLANK MEETS
WITH ANOTHER ACCIDENT
Prince Rnpert. B. C.. April 7—The
flag plane Seattle broke two struts
in landing and this will delay the
departure for Sitka, a combination of
gusts of snow flurries affected the
visibility of Major Martin who mis
calculated the distance to the water
and caused his plane to hit the
water hard, making a tremendous
splash and the shock snapped two of
the struts on the left side of the
plane.
CUTTER HA IDA SAILS FROM
SEATTLE FOR DUTCH HARBOR
Seattle, April 7—The Coast Guaid
Cutter Haida sailed yesterday from
S* tittle for Dutch Harbor via Seward
to render any assistance possible to
the Army airmen, she will be joined
ai Unalaska by the Cutter Algon
quin now enroute to Unaiaska from
Astoria. Washington.
AMERICANS FIRST TO RUSH TO
Vn> nr britimh airmkk
Athens, April 7-—Americans were
the first to rush to the aid of Mc
Lairen, the British round the world
flyer, when he was forced to descend
•on Corfu Island.
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
VIMSKL ASHORE
Seattle. April 7—The Paciflc S. S.
Company's steamer Admiral Rod
ir*an, bound for Alaska with Captain
Samuel Gloss in command and 33
passengers and a cargo of cannery
supplies aboard went ashore at three
o'clock Saturday morning on Point
Calvert, ft. C.. and the company’s
liner Steamship Queen, also Alaska
bound. responding to the call arriv
ed at the scene one hour and a halt
after the Rodman struck, and stood
ty. The Admiral Rodman was
bound for the Point Ellis Cannery.
LITTLE HOPE OF SAVING
8. 8. ADMIRAL RODMAN'
Seattle. April 7—According to a
dispatch received yesterday the pas
sengers on the wrecked Admiral Rod
man. which went ashore at Point
Calvert, was taken off by the Steam
ship Queen yesterday and little hope
is expressed of saving the vessel.
PILL GRANTING CITIZENSHIP
INDIANS REPORTED FAVORABLY
Washington, April 7—The Snyder
Bill, granting citizenship to all unit*
ed States Indians, kas been reported
favorably by the House Committee
en Indian Affairs.
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
SHAKES ENGLAND
Derby, England, April 7—A severe
^earthquake accompanied by a terri
te noise shook the entire country,
record tag to a dispatch from Derby,
[CONFESSES TO Ml'HOER
I OF IIKIRK AND GROOM
OF FEW DAYS
Lewiston, Idaho, April 7—Declar
ing that Mrs. Waldman had promis
»d to marry him folii.wms his sope
ation from her sister and .hat she
had broken her word to him, Ralph
Waller of Butte. Montana, confessed
to the killing, at Pomeroy. Washing
ton, last Friday night, of Mrs. WuId
man. her husband and attempting to
kill the mother of the latter.
COOLIIIGE ASKS FINANCE
AND CREDITS CORPORATIONS
TO COOPERATE
Washington. April 7—President
Coolidge last Saturday asked the
Agriculture Credits Corporation to
cooperate with the War Finance
Corporation in extending credit to
wheat growers for farm diversifica
I ORMER AMBASSADOR TO SPAIN
DEAD IN NEW YORK
New York. April 7. 1D24.
Josooh Howard Willard, former
Ambassador to Spain is .i ad in New
York, according to a dispatch from
the latter place today.
COOLIDGE AND JOHNSON
CONTESTING IN MICHIGAN
Chicago. April 7- President Coo-•
l:dge and Senator Hiram Johnson of j
California are contesting the pri-i
inaries today for Michigan's doings- j
SENATORS (iET TEA SENT THEM
FROM .IAP GOVERNMENT
Washington. April 7 - it was dis
closed today that when the Johnson
immigration Bill, containing the
Japanese exclusion provision, came
up in the House, that during the
past several days members of Con
gress received half pound cans “f
Japanese Doling tea which was sent
through a New York concern under
directions of the Japanese govern
(iOHPEKS DETAILS STATEMENT
REGARDS CANNERY LAXM»lt
Washington. April 7 In a state
ment detailing what was* described
as the revolting conditions of em
ployment in the Alaska Salmon
Packing Industry. Samuel Gompcrs
yesterday declared that a measure is
being prepared for introduction in
Congress to eliminate the evils as
sociating with conditions discovered,
which are almost beyond belief, rie
«iared Gompers. who added that this
was due primarily to a contracting
and subcontracting system of em
ployment which renders th»- work
ers helpless.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
FROM SEATTLE
Seattle. April 7 The following
stock market quotations were made
public in Seattle today:
Western Pacific 18...EH* First
Preferred 35...Ventura 25v Mid
dle States Oil 4 7 8.. . Dura-nt Motors
22. Lee Tires 11V;.
NORWEGIAN AND RUSSIAN TO
ATTEMPT POLAR FUGHT
Moscow. April 7—A Norwegian
ciplorer has consented to undertake
with a Russian airman named Koee
insky, a flight to the north pole, says
a dispatch from Moscow today.
TUESDAY I
(TELEGRAPHIC)
OXK OF DW( OVKItrR> OF NOME
TO PAV ASSESSMENT
Seattle, Auril 7—The Superior
Court of Seattle has ordered Jo .n
Bryntesen, one of the four discover
ers of Nome, Alaska, to pay an addi
tional assessment of forty four thou
sand dollars on his stock in the de
funct Scandinavian American Bank
of Seattle.
John Bryntesen was one of the first
discoverers of gold on Anvil Creek,
and became associated later
with Lindberg and LindMoom Just
previous to the great strike that
made Nome one of the most famous
placer gold fields in the world.
FOOT AND MOUTH DISKASK
SPREADING IN CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles, April 8—All City
parks in Los Angeles have, been or
dered closed on account of the foot
and mouth disease epidemic raging
throughout the State of California.
WASHINGTON DELEGATION
INSTRUCTED VOTE
FOR OOOLIDGK
Wenatchee, Wash., April g—The
Washington delegates which were el
ected, by the Repubiclan%UU Con
Ivontion at Wenatchee, Washington,
were instructed to vote for President
Coolidge. N. C. Richards of Yakima
iwas elected National Committeeman.
Ik. k. k. ,\xn citizens clash
Lilly, Penn.. April 8—Four people
were killed and thirteen injured in
!clashes between citizens of Lilly,
Pennsylvania and members of the Ku
Klnx Kla-n. according to a dispatch
received today.
MO PEIt CENT PASSKNCiER
TRAFFIC HANDLED
THROUGH FOUR CITIES
Washington, April 8—Ninety per
<•. nt. of the passenger travel handled
through United States ports in 1923
travelled through New York. Poston,
Seattle and San Francisco, accord
ing to a dispatch received from New
York today.
EXPECT TO FLOAT STEAMER
ADMIRAL ROOM A V
Seattle. April 7 The Canadian Pa
cific Salvage steamer Nansook is ex
pected ti> float the Alaska steamer
Admiral Rodman, which is aground
near Prince Rupert.
MAGNUS JOHNSON PREDICTS
THIRD PARTY
Chicago, April 7—Declaring th
nomination of Coolidge i rut and
dried affair. Senator Maguut J >hn
s -n, last Sa ttrday afternoo.i predict
"■i the birtu of a third par!/' heidcd
by Senator LaFollett.- for President.
guacikii bay abka
WITHDRAWN FROM
HOMKSTKAI) KMRY
Washington. April 7 Thi* Glacier
at:(l one half million acres of land,
has been withdrawn from settlement
order from President Coolidgc in or
der to permit the investigation into
the advisability of including it with
in the area proposed for the National
RANK OWNKTJ WORKING OPT
SCHEME FOR K.HIM/OYKKM
San Francisco. April 7 President
A. .1. Gianiiiuin of the Bank of Italy
trol in ownership of the Bank of It
aly. with a capital of three hundred
and twenty five million dollars, to
two thousand employees of the bauk
and its branches, of which the former
SAYS Gll.l. NUTTING UNION
TRYING TO FORCE HANDS
Bellingham. April 7 The so-called
“exposure revolving around labor
conditions in the Alaska salmon
packing industry." is an attempt of
the (Jill Wttors’ Union of SHn Fran
cisco to force the hands of the Alaska
Peckers Association, is the Pacific
American Fisheries’ views of the
GOVERNMENT HIM, COOPERATE
WITH PRIVATE INTERESTS
Seattle. April 7 Jonathan Wag
ner. AVhief of the Alaska Division of
the United States Bureau of Educa
tion. announced yesterday that the
Government has indicated its willing
ness to join private capital in estab
lishing a great cold storage plant in
Southwestern Alaska for the purpose
of promoting the reindeer industry In
that locality.
PHKPKT* MI-X)M,KTTK lARRV
MID-WESTERN STATES
Washi ifc-ron. April 7—The *ov« in
ment press in Minnesota which is
following closely LaFollet* -'s rare
w.th Ootidee, predicted tiia: if Lt
Follette runs for the Presdrnjv <n
the Third Party Ticket he will carry
Minnesota. North and 9ou"i Dakota.
Wisconsin. Nebraska. Coloram- Mon
ana. Iowa Idaho and pos.Vbly an
other inidd'» Western star?
COO LI DC! E WINK MICH IO AN
RELEGATION OVRR HIRAM
• Detroit, April 8—President Coo
lidge won the Michigan delegation
having defeated Hiram Johnson yes
terday in the primaries more than
two to one. For the preferment on
the Democratic ticket. Henry Ford,
despite his endorsement of President
Coolidge. appears to have earried
the State, over Senator Ferris.
ROHM* WORLD FLYERS
DELAYER AT PRINCE RUPERT
Prince Rupert, April 8th—Major
Enliven Yonr Eyes I
duough the Daily Uae of I
BSSSS
Sb wteSoflwmSS I
*3nmvjk
I Martin commanding th«* round th<
iwor’d expedition snid yesterday af
ter ox.".n aatfon <-f his machine that
repairs and 'replacement of the dam
aged struts may mean a delay of a
f< rtni?ht. the plane was put in dry
dock yesterday morning
StritKHK COl'KT ON
i)AM/l»KI) SHIPMENTS
Washington, April S- When high
or railroad rates are charged on a
|short rather than a long haul the
I shipper from an intermediate point
I is only e ntitled to collect such dam
ages as ho is able- to show ho sustain
ed, i was announced yesterday in
HOC\|» THK WOI&M> FLYKKK
WILL HOP OFF M)lt
SITKA THUHKIIAY MOK\
Pn.'jo Rupert. April S All four
of th- l’tilted States round the world
plare - will hop ofT from Prince Ru
pert Thursday morning for Sitka.
Alaska, it is now expected.
Lieut Smith expected to hop ofT
with two other planes this morning
leaving Major Martin with his dis
abled r.’ane to follow, but later ad
vices ’ate that the flight will prob
ably In* delayed until Thursday when
all planes will make th*- next log
of the trip together.
PKKSIDKNTIAL PRKFKKKX K
PRIMARIKS IlRINt; HELD IN
ILLINOIS AM) NEBRASKA
ferenr. Primaries arc* being held in
Illinois .ind Nebraska. according to
a dispatch from Chicago.
M.\ri)0\.\M> HKFKATKO
London. April 8 Ramsay Mao
1)« ua;<!'- uovernment was defeated
ir- th*- House r.f Co tuitions yesterday
uftorun--!, while a rent bill designed
to aid the unemployed was rejected.
WEDNESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
KKMTl hl <<>\C»KKH8MAV
IS INDICTKD
Covington. April 8—Congressman
John L. Langley of Kentucky has
bee, ioijiciert by ;• Federal Grand
Jury .11 Covington. Kentucky on
three re unis, charging conspiracy to
withdraw, sell and transport whis
\KW TAX BILL IS
FAVORABLY Hi:i*OKTKD
Washington. April 9 The new tax
bill with the Mellon rates written in.
was favorably reported by the Sen
ate Finance Committee yesterday,
according to r, dispatch received to
,»BSri)M)|\« XAVAL
PAYMAHTKK ! Ot \I>
San Francisco. April 9 Lieutenant
Irvin Brown, the Naval Pay men ter.
who disappeared at Mobile on March
loth., with $120,000 of the Govern
ment's funds wa.t found lying in a
re. ad way near San Francisco in a de
ranged condition.
GERMANY IJABIJ-: FOR HINKIVO
TRY V.HKRICAN SHIPS
WashhingtoiApril 0- The Mixed
CUltas Commission adjudicating
claims growing out of the late war
with Germ any. yesterday decided
that Germany is liable for damages
for the slaking of ten American ships
during the war.
wtigm
Take it koau to
, ttio kkte.
1 Have a packet in
your pocket for an
ever-ready treat.
A delicious contec
tion end sn aid to
the teeth, appetite,
digestion. A
“Wrigley’s is 5 «ents
a package the
World Over’'
|WOl IJ> FLY RKD FLU;
AT .\OI{TH FOCd
Moscow, April 9 The Red F!a|
must be set up at the North Pole no
It ter than September 1921, Ros an
ski, the Russian airman stated. wh«
c< ntempiates an aerial expedition r<
the top of the world in June. Ac
cording to the Russian airman somi
|ten persons including soientiests wi!
i participate in the flight.
I I’. S. 1‘ItOTBSTS TO
AUU X MX (.< »VBItXM KX I
Washington, \;>ril R- The United
(States Government has protested to
th» Albanian government in connec
ts.n with the murder by Albanian
hand its of George it. DeLonc <<f N’<\v
York and Robert L. Coleman of San
i ni: sk\ cakkiks boozf
across nor.viMKV
I Seattle. April 8-—Twelve women
cut of every hundred who cross the
International Boundary line at
jftiaine in automobiles carry booze,
C< Hector of Customs Ifartze declar
ed in an address at Seattle yest« rd.iy.
AMKRICANS MVKDRRKD IN
ALBANIA TAKKN TO TIRANA
Tirana. Albania, April ft- The
bode - of George DeLong and Robert
Lewis Coleman, the American-, who
were murdered by Albanian bandits.
ha\e hen taken to Tirana, in motor
car from the scene of the murder.
A MEKII A \ DESTROYERS
ORDERED TO ALBANIA
destroyers hav<‘ been ordered from
European waters ro proceed t" Al
bania. as a result of the murder of
two Americans by bandits on the
Albanian border recently.
SKA urn MADK FOB
WILLIAM BOYCE THOMPSON
Washington. April 9th—-Senator
Walsh of Montana has ordered that !
United States Marshals all over the j
country join in the search for Will-'
iam Boyce Thomp.son. the former]
Chairman of the Finance Committee j
of tb* Republican N'utionnl Commit- 1
tee. who was ordered before the
Senate Committee on March 9th. j
but who failed to answer the sum- ;
>1 WITIAI, LAW PROCLAIMED
IV ALBANIA
Rome. April 9 Martial law has 1
b'-en proclaimed in Albania follow
ing the murder of the two American j
merchants who wef- waylaid on the j
Timna-Hcutari highway, according1
to advices from Albania to Rome. I
Italy, the quarters ..f th* American ]
Embassy announced the names of j
the Americana killed yesterday.
COOL IDLE (X)\SK\TS TO
HRNTKNClMi PORMKR
PVRLIHflKR !
Washington. .April 9 President
Coolidge has consented to u one
month sentence in prison of the
year imposed upon Edward A. Rum
ley. former publisher of the New
York. Mail and Walter Kaufman and
Norvin R. Lindheim who were tried
for the vioii*ti<Jrn of the. trading with
tho enemy act.
RKVOLI TIONISTN PI T FEDERAL
GUNBOAT Ot'T OF t'OMMISSIOY
Oalve.Hton. Texas. April 9— Revo
lutionists sympathizers on the Mexi
can Federal Gunboat Bravo at Tam
pico put the vessel out of commis
sion by burning out the boilers, one
of the crew was executed, according
to a dispatch received from Galves
URGE HARD
PIMP IRON CHIN
Itched and Burned. Lost
Rest. Cuticura Heals.
“My trouble started with a rash
which broke out on my chin and
later turned to large, hard, red pim
ples that festered. They itched and
burned so badly that I scratched
them. X was very restless and lost
my rest at night.
“ I tried different remedies without
success. The trouble lasted about
months before 1 began using
icura Soap and Ointment, and
- iv/o weeks’ use I was completely
healed.’’ (Signed) Miss Thelma
Goodson, Rt. 7, Idaho Falls. Idaho.
Aug. 21.1922.
Outicura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum are all you need for all toilet '
uses. Bathe with Soa
Ointment, dust with 1
F«a;telM*rrwt>y Mali. ...
«r*MrlMin*pt.Jl Uald.O a
*)m« State*-v. Omtmfftafft&dMo. 1
[FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS
;j o\ rf-vente bill
, | Washington. April 9 The Finance
! Commit t»c favorably r-ported on
. the Revenue Hill to the Senate yes
, t^1 relay and Chairmm Smoot said
th* Soldiers Bonus [till would be
tak*-a up either r**lay or tomorrow
0! d will bo reported in thro** days.
j REPARATIONS KKI’ORT sKiNKI)
AT IO: t. M. TOI»AV
; Paris. April 9 - Th** roport of the
Reparation* Exports was b<* ^gu
■•d at t«*n o'clock today it was de
turn*d ov< r immediately to the Re
paration Commission f*• :■ that body
t » make public.
jSAYS SENATE HIS CONFIRMED
; STONE \S rnv. (1KVERAI.
Washington. April s Former Son -
|ator Marcus Smith of Arizona said
(yesterday afternoon that the Senate
hud confirmed Sto- • ,i- Attorney
[General to succeed Bauerherty
MARTIAL LAW l,KOn,.MMKI)
Kticharesf. April 9 Martial Law
has been proclaimed i-n Bucharest
as a result of anti-Jewish outrages
and the troops are aiding th** police
to maintain order.
MILITIA (HARDING LIBERTY
COAL AN!) COKE MINE
Straight Creek, April 9 National
Guardsmen are guarding the mines
of. th* Liberty Coal and Coke mines.
As officials attempted to reopen the
mines one man wh- killed and one
before the troops arrived.
NOTICE
Let the Nome Nugget do your
letter writing, by having u* malt
fl.e Weekly .\n#rof fn your friends
on the Outbids.
S JOHN A. WILSON *
if U.8. MINERAL SURVEYOR *
if> Nome, Alaska. 9
NOTICE
All ropy for ehanjcing advertise
nient* in Weekly Nn caret must be la
the printers hands not later tJtaa
THURSDAY NOON, ro Insure la
N OTICE OF EOKEFTITCRE
Tn Henry Moegan and to hi? Execu
tors, iidtnf'itisrrators. heirs and aa
You are hereby notified that :he
pended during each of the following
years 1D10. 1011. 1012. 101 101-4
lots. 1010, HUT. 1018. 1010. 19Sfi.
1021. 1922. 1923, the sum of Ofle
Hundred Dollars t$ 100.00> in work
labor and improvements <m ea-oh of
fhe follower,g Quartz claim* knoxru
and described as follows:
Idaho recorded in volume 168. at
Idaho No. 1. recorded in votuoia
Idaho No. 2, recorded in volume
1 85. at pace 1 61:
Idaho No. 3. recorded in volumo
194. at page 324;
Sea Gull, recorded in volume 1ST,
at page 49f»:
Sea Gull No. 1. recorded in vol
ume 168. at page 429;
Sea Gull No. 2. recorded in vol
ume 16">. at page 160;
Sea Gull No. 3. recorded in vol
ume 194 at page 325;
Eskimo Chief No. 1, recorded la
volume 199 at page 167;
Eskimo Chief No. 2. recorded iu
volume 16R. at page 1-62;
Eskimo Chief No. 3. reoo
volume 157 at page 162:
All the above claims are situated
about one quarter mile east of Bluff,
Alaska, notices of location are re
corded in the old Monumental Re
cords which are now of record In
the Cape Nome Mining and Record
ing District at Nome. Territory of
Alaska. That said work on the
above mentioned claims was per
formed as provided by Section 2324
of the Revised Statuets of the Unit
ed States and Supplemental Legisla
tion. for the purpose of holding said
And you are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your inter
est in said claims to the undersigned
co-owner with you th«r**»n. within
ninety days after the service of this
notice on you by publication thereof,
or your interest in said claim* will
become forfeited and vest In iho un
dersigned a* provided by th«* snik
CHAJ3. ME EG AN.
Co-Owner.
Publish M*rch SS, ». April 5. IE
1», it, May 3. It, IT, E«. 31. and
June 7, 14. 1M.4.