MONDAY
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I'MMIIt'H SMITH I'Al.liH H»H
< oNPEIfi vct*: woKI.D POWERS
Or! %\ I I'h’tllJtM HlllUtM
Alder im whnf* 1,1 *k“ Em»'odaw.m
all util loti wlli"h 1*“ »'*> d!«
, ,, i, i„ in, d««ii wMh by u«>
III khTAIIMHII « BEARING HOI *K
roll AI.AHKA ItKINREEIt
hMsiltU*, OH 27 Alaska Kelt. •
arc Increasing to such j•» •**
tout that the Bureau of Education
c. .nt*in platen establishing in Seattle
i» cleaning house for a Nation wide
market or that product. Jonathan
Wagner. of the Alaska Division of
the Bureau of Education announced
yesterday. The inspection and
slaughtering or live animals and th*
construction of a cold storage plat’’
in Southern Alaska should Ik* un
dertaken, Wagner said.
MB TAX AND PINC’HOT
HOIJ) CONFERENCE
Harrisburg. Oct. 27th—Willian
Jf»tilings Bryan and Governor Pin
chot of Pennsylvania. were In coa
fcuence in the executive’s mansion
for an hour yesterday. Bryan
said later that he heartly approved
of Pinchot’s proposition on the pro
hibition enforcement campaign.
Font NATIONS CONFER
ON RK!»A RATIONS
London. Oot. 29—France. Bel
gium and Italy have accepted Great
Britain’s (invitation for a repara
tions conference with the under
standing that it shall take the form
of a comittee of experts under the
authority of the present inter-allied
reparations.
NERVOUS WRECK KKHI'I.T
STROKE LIGHTNING
New York, Oct. 29—Mrs. Harry
Took Cushing, formerly Cathleen
'V^andertyilt. is a broken nervous
wreck as a result of a stroke of
lightning.
NOTED CAPITALIST
DIES IN MEATTliE
Seattle, October 29—Phil. E. Fis
her, capitalist and manufacturer
who was well known in the north
west died in Seattle yesterday.
MO PRISONERS RELEASED
BKHl'IiT HVNORR STRUCK
Dublin. October 29—The Irish
Free State Government announces
that no prisoners have been released
a? a consequence of the prolonged
hunger strike and adds that none
will be released regardless of the
prolongation of the strike.
■“OLD GUARD OF RKI'UlUiK’AN
PARTY WIU. STAND
RY COOLTDGE
Washington. Oct. 29th—Former
Governor *Sproul of Pennsylvai^a.
E. T. Stotsbury a Philadelphia capi
talist; W. R. Wriglcy. Chicago multi
millionaire; James H. Stanley. Den
•ver capitalist and Frank Steams of
Poston, In a conference assured
Coolidge that the old guard in the
Republican organization would
stand by him in his fight for the
presidency in the comling election.
FRANCE WILL IGNORE
GERMANY’S REQUEST
Paris, Oct. 29—France will ignore
Germany’s latest request for a re
sumption of a conference for the
settlement of the reparations pro
blem, Pohicare told the Cabinet
Saturday.
imiTISH SEIZE FIRST PUBI.H
STATEMENT OF KHHJIKiK
London. Oct. 2!*'h—Cor --pond
, ssued by foi
njghi Hity ihat th»- British govern
in.Mil has seized the first public
slut, in* nt made by Coolidge on the
Hitnut ion iii Europe to end another
for in a I Invitation to the Washine
i,i * n.nf 3<>n.-c iii mi attempt .0
s. Ml. 1 .-paration* definitely. I-ord
e.»>s MtfS'We* H|Vi*
in ViiiUU * . y : ' ’ .•
KUOfi« 4 <'*!.• 1 li;(«(l»p tr*-.
t:»V<- part lot ttl" pttfp"**
tuliiliiK Oortnatiy'* taint * / >/. .* r
a rut ati a ppropria’*- j»lar. for pa?
SEEK IMVOKCK. BI T NOT HFIlE
UHKItK MARRIAGE TOOK
Omana. Oct. 2ft .'fra. Emile.*
j Mario Brandos b«*gan suit for d
! vorc»* against K. J. John Brand*--,
j one of Nebraska's richest men A
tho both of them said they bad b*-«*n
1 married in New York and hit r
said Seattle. Mrs. Brandes
i plaint read that they were marred
n Seward. Alaska. In June 192j
FORCE IIHINKLAMI RBPl III,!
CAN PARTY SPENT
Duesseldorf. Oct. 2ft—TNie Rhine
land Republican movement ha-*
spent it’s first force according t
meagre reportH received over '-rip
pled wire systems, but the situation
is sLiU confused and they still hold
some towns.
HEAVY FIGHTING IS
REPORTED IN HAMBURG
Berlin, Oct. 2ft—Heavy fighting
wa-R reported in Hamburg tlr
morning and reports from Bremen
said that the Proletarian militia
had to force an end to a general
strike in that port.
REFUSER TO ACCEPT PAPERS
FROM GOVERNOR’S OFFICE
Oklahoma City, Oct. 29—An ef
fort was made to file two executive
orders with the Secretary of the
State, of Oklahoma by a clerk from
the office of Governor Walton. Mis
Una Roberts* who is assistant secre
tary refused to accip ■ the papers n
view of the Governor's suspension
by the Supreme Court ruling
m:ADS W)R COMMITTEE
Pittsburg. Oct. 29—"For (kxl’s
sake let us have a Committee of
Mercy in- the world to put an end
to the war which is cloudinu the
Urmament of the Gods’ of the sky."
Lloyd George exclaimed in a speech
at Pittsburg. Saturday.
‘‘CD UK IIKTTKK OFF IN
HEIJi," SAYS DIVOIITBK
•Seattle. Oct. 29—“I’d be better
off in hell than the way I am,"
write Miss Mary Horngrin an at
tractive 23 year old divorcee to her
mrther. and then killed herself as
site sat in an automobile beside her
fiance. H. F. Austin. She claimed
thrt Austin, who had been divorced
also. had been paying weekly visits
to his former wife. Austin’s bro
ther. Lonnie Austin is a Seattle
fight promoter and Miss Homgrln
was a sister of Deputy Sheriff Lee.
TUESDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
LIiOYD GEORGE VISITS
GETTYSBURG FIELD
Washington, Oct. 30th—Lloyd
George accompanied by Secretary
Weeks visited the Gettysburg battle
field yesterday.
FORMER KAISER BILL
TAKES NIGHT HIDE
Doom, Oct. 30—Ex-Kadser Will
iam and the ex-crown Prince ac
companied by two other person a gee
left Doom last evening in an auto
mobile and headed in the direction
of Arnheim ten miilee from the Ger
man border, a-nd returned at two
o’clock the following morning, they
were followed by three automobiles
filled with Holland Secret Service
FRENCH ACCEPT
BRITISH PROPOSAL
Parl3, Oct. 30—Tb© French gov
ernment has accepted the British
proposal for a conference into Ger
many’s capacity to pay reparations.
RADIO Hr. \RD KIMWI
XKIUMSKA TO W1THV II
DKfiKFKS OF NORTH 1*01.F
Preabyteria'; church
Bluff* wa? h-jr<J >.bos:
aer Rovdoic •*-h.*'a is
N
• N ”
•hr ^-ipiott-r tA nz
I I.F< TRH AI. \X IZ.AKI* PAS^R*
A WAV IV -M hkm:«t\io
(•»i wizard. died at h:s b ■ ;n
f ’>ui * pii.VHicul breakd •»:. due to
* bi» b b* i••••«■ n11>■ returned. Sieiu
««*•»* wsw tlif author of many bo *
pertaining to electrical math*»i:ia‘ •*
’ I Ol5MF.lt KliONIUKF.
OPERATOR ARRF.NTFI»
Seattle. Oct 30 William G < b»
■ ness wh<* is wanted f< r
i Ketchikan. Alaska, or a ha-. ,.f
I having illegally soJd Kata !.
I lands and worthless st«>ok n H • A *r
; minus, arrived in Seattle* >••*>:•- Jay
| in custody of a peace officer 'rom
• mining camp in the Sierra- a" .-re
‘ riner Klondike operator.
j AMKKMWS RK< 1SION |.IFT>
FIROPF FI5UM DEPRESSION’
London. Oct. 30 Ampric-r- de
| c sion t<» lend her advice and co
' operation in a conference f.*r the
| -e.ttiement of the German r^para
11ion muddle, lifted Europe out of
, the slough of depr»*ss5<>n. ;e ordine
t" a dispatch from I^ondon today.
i;h\klam> reiwui.k
EXTENDS OPERATION#*
| Coblenz, Oct. 30 Quick "peration
j with active French support enablod
the Rhineland Republic yesterday
to extend it’s hold over a number
of towns and villages. French and
Moleian troop** .suppressed disorders
growing out of attempts by loyalists
to throw out the Separatists troops.
EDISON ( OMMKSTS ON
HEATH STEIN METZ
West Orange. Oct. 30—“The world
lost one of it’s greatest mathema
tician* and electrical experts and
the industrial world will miss one
of it’s shining lights.*’ Edison com
mented upon the. death of Steimnetz
CORRIDORS IX CAPITAL
BUILDING ARK PLUNGER
INTO DARKNESS
Washington. Oct. 29th—Several
miles of corridors aaid inside rooin,>
of the capita! building was plunged
into darkuess whon a squirrel which
was playing in the White Hou.e
grounds scampared into the base
ment of the Capitol Building and
became entangled in the dcnicat«
electric fuse.
FORD WILL KRKCT U0,<»00
HOMES FOR EMPLOYEES
Detroit. Oct. 30—Henry Ford an
nounced that he will erect thirty
thousand cement homes. nei.r his
South Dearborn pla* . be tiff c!
by his employees.
MEEKER IN LIFE
AND DEATH BATTLE
Seattle. Oct. 29 Ezra Meeker -s
in a life and death battle of th
Grippe according to a dispatch re
ceived from Seattle.
MOBS SEIZE KRl'PP WORKS
London. Oct. 30—A mob of un
employed men seized the Krupp
Works at Essen and barricaded
themselves in the main building,
says a dispatch to the London Daily
Express from Esr?en. Seven people
| were killed in the riot and 200
I wounded.
BONAR LAW CONDITION WORSE
London. Oct. 29—Bonar Law’s
condition us growing steadily worse
saye a dispatch from London today
11 NAVAL OFFICERS TO BE
TRIED BY GENERAL COURT
I Washington Oct. 29th—Eleven
naval officers, among whom rests
the responsibility for the wreck of
the seven destroyers at Point Hon
da, California, on September 8th,
have been ordered tried by a Gen
eral Court MarOial by Admiral
[ Coontz, Commander in Chief of the
I Pacific Battle Fleet..
For Fascinating Eyes
Make the Use of Murine a
Daily Habit. Thu Refreshing Eye i
Lotion toon Make* Eye» Clear. I
Ra-tant. Beautiful! Hirmlea*. 1
1 v ible. Sold by All Druggist*. \
sJkl
uu.mi: sriiMirs
‘ KKI'OltT TO TlDIItT
! *' Tijfert the 1 S »’umm- *
? Education «• Wash, net on.
RH*ORTS >AA RH1NFI %M»
REPTBIXANS LOs|\(, «.R«»I NP
London. Oct- -?*—Report# * - T
*o a Berlin iad.otc :b»” rfcr
R- *ia->d Rep-jbiacans ».rv lestr.-:
*r jDd <ay- a r-p»:ni X-** i:*
pr • today T'a*fT base r
<•; -A from Cohlerz and ma-e ^-r
f-,r - w-n-f- kirled the Repabl cat.*
ha been dr-.v^a fr-m I>u-*eld t»rf
an". Crefe'd ib~ d:=pa:eb said
WEDNESDAY
TELEGRAPHIC
STIWKS AKR1YKS IX SKH YORK
N-w York. Oct. 21 Hugo S.nnes
the *rtna« mult:-m l:iona:re arriv
ed Xfw York with h;s «•(•’ o
tour ’he United States*. accord ns
t>- a ::-patch received toda>
:»mhK) BANANA TRF.K>
IlKSTROYro BY STORMS
Panama. Oct. 1 - Advices receiv
t-d from B-cas Dei Torro say tha
350 '">0 Banana trees were destroy
ed !■> r-cent storm.- in the Tala
RIOTIMi RKl’ORTFl) IN
VARIOUS DISTRICT*
Duaseidorf. Oct. r.l—Unemploy
ment riots and pillaging resulting
clashes with authorities is re- .
ported in v&rious towns thru the j
Ruhr district, many casualties re
sulted. Twenty killed and fifteen;
injured at Bochum and five killed j
a* Duisburg were reported.
I<ANDIS SAILS FOR ALASK A ,
Seattle. Oct. 31 -According to a !
dir-patch from Seattle. Landis, th*' ,
new head of the Alaska Railroad,
arrived in Seattle last Sunday and
will -«.il for Alaska nest Saturday
or the liner Alaska.
KI-HR MINKS SOON RKOPKX
Brussels. Oct. 31 -It has official- j
lv been stated :h<vt IS Gorman
n?ine owners in the Ruhr district ;
have signed t?v -*-:nout.s with the .
NKWSPAPF.U I2<» YKAJRS Ol.D
IKSl'FS LAST KIUTION
London. Oct. 31 The Pall Mall
Gazette which was founded in 18OH
issued their last edition yesterday.
th«- Gazette was absorbed by the
KveiunE Standard.
v\AS skparatists
MOVUMKNT IX (iKHMAW
New York. Oct. 30- The Separ
fHil declared Weidii
ntan Ambassador
After Every Meal
WIHGLEYS
Top oil each meal
with a bit of
sweet in the form
of WRIGLEY’S.
It satisfies the
sweet tooth and
aids digestion.
Pleasure and
benefit combined.
|“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
a package the
I World Over”
| TO IlillVH SI IT
Mi \INST Sllll* Itl II HKIts
j !••• brought n th- Federal Court u
I Seattle against Skinner ami Eddy
| miHum dollar-* The tirm oi Skin
»*•«■ ami Eddy an* credited with
having mad*- a «. 1 • -it11 up of th ru
<> dolluv- '!»• -• mstruot ion
Sl'KMlRIVK MVKs—
FIVE M> KT I>F \TH
—d mb sMt Afttli a iw " ' Sal
the st-j2*r A'-fcirJTA-vi 'Z '.J -
LEVIATHAN «iIVKN
WON HKRH I. SEM» «»fh
London. Oct 30—The ^.o'sc- -
»T**ajn^r L^natban. -w of the larg
est mi -the world was srirni a won
derful send off yesterday after set
ting a new world's record for a
r>>und trip for a vessel of her ton
nape. Reaching Southampton a:
* Saturday morning the Lev:a
•han »*ccupied 26 hours preparing
for h»*r westward passage. taking
aboard 2000 passengers who arriv
ed h**rv on four trains.
EARTHQl \KK TUKMOItK
FELT IN MEMPHIS i
Memphis. Oct. -10 Slight but
distinct earth tremors were felt ir. i
Memphis and parts of Arkansas j
and Mississippi, according to a dis-j
patch received today.
LLOYD GEOROK AND UIGURS
HOLD < "OVERRENT *E j
Washington. Oct 10th Lloyd]
George was called into a confer- j
ence by Secretary Hughes with un- j
•*xpeet<sdnesR which was regarded as |
significant of new developments in j
the European situation. Lloyd Geo- *.
rge sajd in an interview with cor- .
respondent*, that h** regard* the
European situation as heine more ;
hopefttl Chan at any time. since I
France inva*b*l Germany, he. added, j
thait ha regards th»> exchange of
notes l>c*t\v*s*ti Huihps anti Curzon.
together with the provisional ac
ceptance by France, as indications
that the time is soon coming when !
the reparation* muddle will b»“ ;
\1KPLANE HWD1TS
HOLD UP BANK
Los Angeles. Oct. 30 Four ban-:
c'.its held up the Norwalk Commer
cial Savings Bank. taking $13,000
and escaped to Mexico in an air
plane.
MOUOS ATTACK CONSTABU
LARY IV rmiiHTINKS j
Manila, Oct. 31 Mono insurrec-j
tors armed with spears only, have
attacked th- Constabulary in
the- Southern Islands of the Chili- ;
ppines. According to an unofficial
report reaching Manila yesterdn v
a general battle ensued after :•
fierce engagement reinforcements j
day vfor the constabulary. the |
LARGE MOV IK PRODUCERS
CLOSE DOWN BUSINESS
New York. Oct. 31—The Famous
Players have announced that the
hitrh cost of production and a de
sire to torn film inventories into
cash is responsible for many large
film companies suspending opera
tions. the same policy is likely to b •
followed by other movie companies
as the Famous Studios at Los An
geles have announced that they will
close down f->r a period of ten
weeks.
BROTHER OF QUEEN OF
ENGLAND GETS APPOINTMENT I
London Oct. 30—The Earl of Ath
lon© who iis a brother to the queen
of England lias been appointed Fed
eral Governor of South Africa, ac
cording to a dispatch from London
50,000.000 BUSHELS
WHEAT TO GERMANY
W<ashlngiton, Oct. 30—According
♦o officdal reports the present ad
111 mm- i .1/ i.rn .k . with favor upon
to (m'I iimiii \ ih winter. payment
KXTK.% COIMK8 OP Till! |
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ON SALE \T Till: NEVADA. ‘
I .«*• Ill** Nome NiittCet do voor
lei i it writ Ini;, l»y lutvini; us mnlf
tlii’ Weekly Nitggef to your frlenda
on file Outside.
NOTH | o| ll\\L SETTLEMK.NT
In tti I’nM. d s? if. -* romm:<wion>*r't
Court for the Precinct of rape
Nome. Territory of Alaska
IN PROBATE
| In the matter of the Put ate of
(JOHN W MTSCHTNORR. deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
•ha* the un.IersMSned administrator
of the e of John W Lutschtn
2- ' 1 - ms filed in t h*- a bo re
• ": I fiMir. \ Final Account. a a
*•*. *. '.hit Saturday, the 22nd day of
I- - -.he-. 1 9 2 * a" the hour of two
;'r -. th afternoon of sa d day.
a* > ~ ~tted by th* said Court, as
'h- ii'~ f r the he.u-inc to the ob
J->:. W !.at-=ch n*er deceased
—
PORFKTTVRK NOTICE
To %. K. WHITE. uMir b**>r». lecal
r»'pr»'w*ni .at iami nt*
You ar*' h-’tvby sot fi--d th ' ‘hs
unders’jffied a* '-owe*: therein,
has expended ue ?jr. . f ot*- hun
dred dollars * the year* *91!
191.1. 1914. 191.'. 1916 191* 191?
1919. 19 20. 1921 1922 ir. aber
and improvements on and fo- *h*
benefit of EAI.Y BENCH, situated
in first tier l^eft Limit of Candle
Creek, adjoinrr.ff liaim No. <5 Above
Discovery-. in the Fairbaven Record
ing Precinct. Territory of Alaska,
notice of Location whereof is record
cd in Vol. 14. Pace 169. of the re
cords of the Fairhaven Precinct. in
the performance of the anonai
labor required by section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United State**
and Supplemental legislation, in
order to hold said claim.
And yon are hereby required to
contribute your proportion of such
expenditure according to your in
terest in said claim to the under
eiKned co-owner with you therein,
within ninety days after the service
of this notice on you by publication
thereof, or your interest in said
clann will become forfeited and
vested in the undersigned as pro
vided by the said statute.
K EE W ALIK MINING COMPANY.
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