MONDAY
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JACK DEMPSEY WILL
MRRT FIPJ’O SKIT 14
New York. July 30—Jack Demp
sey world heavyweight champion
will meet Luis Angel Firpo in a 15
round fight to a decision for the
World’s Championship at the Polo
Grounds, New York, on September
14th. Details of the match were an
nounced today by promoter Tex
Rickard, he expects to accomodate
a crowd of eighty thousand. The
terms agreed upon will be announc
ed later. Firpo knocked out Joe
Burke of Detroit in the Second round
of their fight at Grand Rapids. Mich..
Saturday night, July 28th.
COUZENS ANTICIPATE*
LIGHT WINE* AND BEER
New York. July 30th—Senator
Couzens ot Michigan upon sailing
for Europe on a vacation trip, de
clared that the three greatest issues
for America are. the Railroads. Ag
riculture and the Volstead Act. and
predicted an early modification of
the Volstead Act allowing a permit
for light wines and beer. Couzens
also stated that Ford was not an
issue to be considered.
TICKETS TO REMPSEY
FTRPO MATCH, HIGHEST 825
New York. July 30-—Tickets to
the Dempsey-Firpo match will range
from three dollars to twenty five.
Dempsey is expected to s:art train
ing at Saratoga Springs immediately
upon his arrival from Los Angeles.
Firpo is now Barnstorming the
Middle West and is expected to re
turn to New York by the middle of
August.
28 ENTOMBED IN
MINE EXPLOSION
Sheffield, England. July 30—-28
men are entombed in a coal mine
here as a result from an explosion
that occurred today. Rescue work
has been begun but the rescue party
is encountering many difficulties.
HARDING ARRIVES IN
SAN FRANCISCO
San Pranv.,-). July TO—resi
dent Hardin" arrived in Sin Pran
c’rco Sunday i -.online uly 20th.
greatly improved bu: still very
weak from th> attack of Ptomaine
poison which cai-sed h;m great suf
fering all the way on his trip ''nm
Seattle to San Francisco The Vose
mite Park trio had tc he cancelled
and on orders from th* physician
attending th-3 President. Harding
went to bed u; the Pal-ce hotel ns
toon as he reached San Francisco,
ar.d under instructions gev3 himself
up to complete rest. Tin. crab that
was eaten by the President and
which caused the attack of Ptoma'ne
poison were procured in Cordova and
served to him on board the Hender
son Thursday night, a number of
the other members of the Party were
sick also and it is now believed that
this was caused by . the eating of
some of the crab also.
CROWDS STORM I. W. W.
HEADQUARTERS
Now York, July 30—A\ enraged
crowd stormed the headquarters cf
the Industrial Workers of the World
while the Longshoremen are on
while the Longshoremen are on
strike and tore down the red flag of
the organization floating over the
building.
FORMER SECRETARY OF
WAR BROTHER FINED
New York, July 30th—Julian B.
Baker, brother of the former Sec
retary of War was arrested and fin
ed $1,000 after Coast Guard men
bearded his motor boat Modesty and
found six cases of whiskey aboard.
PRESIDENT LEGION
AUXILLLARY COME AJjASKA
Indianapolis, July 29—Believing
Alaska to be the see he of much land
settlement in the future, Kate Well
er Barrett, National President of the
American Legion Auxilliary in the
interests of the veterans of the
world war will sail from San Fran
cisco August 15th for the Northern
territory to obtain first hand infor
mation on conditions there, says a
dispatch from San Francisco.
PRESIDENT SICK WITH
PTOMAINE POISON
On board President’s special en
route to Yosemite Park, Saturday,
July 28—President Harding; has
been suffering from a severe attack
of Ptomaine poison believed to have
been brought on by the eating of
crabs earlier in the day. While the
President’s condition is not regarded (
as dangerous he has been in bed '
ever since leaving Seattle last nigh: ^
at seven thirty.
WILL ATTEMPT FLIGHT
NEW YORK VIA. ALASKA
Manila. July 3 0—Joseph Jefert
the wealthy Belgian aviator an
nounced today that in order to win
a wager of a half million Francs he
will attempt, just as soon as the ty
phoon season is over, a flight from
Manila to New York crossing China.
Siberia. Alaska and Canada.
23 KILLED IX
AUTO ACCIDENTS
New York. July 30—23 persons
were killed in automobile accidents
alone in New York. Indiana and
Missouri yesterday according to a
dispatch from New York today.
U. 8. ATTORNEY OLSEN
BEGINS INVESTIGATION
OIL SHUT DOWN
Chicago. July 30—United States
Attorney Olsen has begun an inves
tigation into the shutting down of
the 25 crude oil concerns thruout
the country that occurred last week.
The investigation ts being held in ;
order to determine.if the action of 1
the Oil Companies is in violation of I
the Anti Trust Act.
AIRSHIP SERVICE FROM
ENGLAND TO INDIA FEATURED
London. July 30—English news
papers are featuring a project for
airship service from England to In
dia and Australia. The operation ot
this service is expected to bring In
dia within 3 days of London and
Australia with'n 7 days. A gigantic
dirfgable would make th cruise at
a rate of 80 miles per hour.
I . S. RECEIVES MOST FAVORED
TREATMENT FROM TURKEY
Lousanne. July 30—The Ameri
can and Turkish experts reached an
agreement last night whereby the
United States receives the most fav
ored National treatment concerning
the freedom of the Sfrhits for mer
chantmen and warships. The Unit
ed States without signing the Straits
Covenant will receive all privileges.
BROOK.HART IN
UMELKiHT AGAIN
Minneapolis, July 30—“Unequali
ties of our economic system has forc
ed a Farm Bloc. A Labor Bloc, and
will be a Soldiers Bloc in order to
consider their own problems the
same as a business man wpald figure
his business," declared Senator
Brook hart in an address here last
CANNOT BELIEVE POINDEXTER
DESPON HE VT—HARIHNG
Seattle, Jjuly 30—While the Pres
ident was in Seattle he asked one
of the Republican leaders why Poin
dexter was defeated, the Republican
leader answered that it wa9 because
Poindexter was despondent in poli
tics. Harding replied, "I cannot
believe that.”
BELGIANS EXTEND
THEIR OCCUPATION’
Cologne. July 30—Reports from
Cologne state that Belgians have oc
cupied the town of Hervestdorsten
or the Lippe River and extended
their occupations as far as Holster
hausen. the additional occupied ter
ritory includes two of the most mod
ern mines in Germany.
TUESDAY
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LATEST BULLETIN IN PART
OF PRESIDENT’S CONDITION
San Francisco, July 31—The even
ing Bulletin stated in part that the
president’s condition was as follows:
“There is some cough and the evi
dence of congestion in one lung, he
has taken some nourishment and ex
cept for the weakness and restless
ness he has been fairly comfortable
during the day. altho his condition
is a serious one. Sawyer supple
mented this report in a later inter
view with newspapermen in which
he stated that the word serious as
used in the Bulletin did not mean
that the President’s condition was
“grave” but as “threatening” to be
come dangerous. "The storm warn
ings are up” said Sawyer, “that is
what I mean by serious.”
The President’s physicians show
ed no hesitation in declaring that
the most threatening complication
was in the condition of the lungs,
which made its appearance in the
afternoon. Mrs. Harding has be
come a heroic nurse and her con
stant attendance' in the sick room
I.-i a source of great comfort to the
President.
Secretary Hughes issued orders at
Washington last night for the in
stant delivery to him of each daily
bulletin on Harding’s condition
KING AN I* POPE EXPRESS HOPE
.FOR PRESIDENT’S RECOVERY
Rome July 31—The King of Italy
nnd Pope Pius have both expressed
their profound hope for the speedy
recovery of President Harding from
his reported illness.
NEW COMPUTATIONS ARISE
IN PRESIDENTS SICKNESS
San Francisco. July 30—Doctor
Sawyer attending physician of Presi
dent Harding issued a bulletin last
night on the president's condition re
sulting from the attack of ptomain
poison incurred by the President
while enroute to San Francisco from
Seattle, in which the bulletin stated
that new symptoms had arisen indi
cating complications and leading to
the calling of a consultation of phy
sicians, this was followed with a for
mal statement by Harding in which
l:o announced the cancellation of the
entire California program. *
BRONHTIIAL PNEVMONIA IN
HARDING’S RIGHT LUNG
San Francisco. July 31—Broni
chial pneumonia is Harding’s right
lung was indicated by an Xray last
night and it was this that gave the
physicians their worst scare and caus
ed l)r. Sawyer to have the oxygen
tanks taken to the Palace Hotel
which is the headquarters of the
President while in San Francisco.
DAUGHERTY HASTENS TO
JOIN PRES. HARDING
Seattle. July 31—Attorney G >
eral Daugherty hastened thru S* it
tle last night from Vancouver,
route to San Francisco where lie will
join the President during Harding’s
HARDING PASSES
COMFORT A BIjE NIGHT
San Francisco. July 31—President
Harding spent a fairly comfortable
night according to the last Bulletin
issued by his doctor, his condition is
acute and he has temporarily over
strained his Cardio Vascular system
by carrying on. his speaking engage
ment while ill. The Bulletin added
that Harding’s temperature had
reached one hundrea and one.
NEXT PRESIDENT WILL
WILL BE DEMOCRAT—LEWIS
Los Angeles July 31—The next
president will be a Democrat elected
by a republican vote of the West, ac
cording to James Hamilton Lewis,
former Democratic Senator. Lewis
seated. ‘The Pacific States in 19 i9
elected Wilson and these States com
bined with the Middle West will go
to the polls and elect the next Presi
dent. Lewis also stated that McAdoo
or Marshall would be the ticket of
the Democrats of today.
8TR. BUFORD EXCURSIONIST
PARTY ARRIVE JUNEAU
A. Polet, secretary of the Eagle
Hall Commission received a tele
gram from Capt. L. L. Lane aboard
the Alaskan Siberian Navigation.
Company steamer Buford which was
at Juneau yesterday on her way here
with excursionists, to the effect that
the World renowned Saxaphonists
known as the “Six Brown Brothers
Saxaphone Orchestra” with many
other clever enteretatners are aboard
the Buford. Capt. Lane also stated
in his wire that date of expected ar
rfival at Nome, and other details
would be wired later.
COAL OPERATORS AND MINERS
BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS
Atlantic City; July 31—Anthracite
Coal Operators and miners yesterday
broke off the wage negotiations with
out coming to an agreement and ad
journed without setting a date for
another meeting.
VICTORIA ARRIVES
IN SEATTLE TODAY
Seattle. July 31—The Alaska S. S.
Company steamer Victoria arrived In
Seattle todays and is scheduled to
sail on return trip-do Nome on Aug
ust 22nd. according to a wire Just
received by the Nugget.
TRANSPORTATION MONOPOLY
BEEN SANCTIONED
Moscow. July 31—The Federal
Council of Commissaries has sanc
tioned a concessionary agreement
between the Russian State and the
Volunteer Fle^t on one side and the
Wliite Star line, Hamburg American
and the North German Lloyd Com
panies on the other for a monopoly
Ln the transportation of emigrants.
LILA LEE SIGNS
NEW AO RE EM E XT
Los Angelos, July .list—James
Kirkwood and Lila Lee, famous Stars
n the Movie world were married in
Los Angeles last week.
ALASKA FISH INDUSTRY
SIXTY PER TEXT OVER
PREVIOUS YEAR
Seattle. July 30—According to the
the Ala.-ka Packers, Libby McNeil &
Libby and the Northwestern Cannery
Companies, the basic report up-to-;
date estimate the 1023 Salmon catch
as 60 per cent over that of the prev
BEIXrlAX REPLY TO
KRITISH NOTE FORWARDED
Brussels, July 31—The draf‘ of
the Belgian reply to the English note
on reparations was forwarded to
London and Paris it is expected to
reach both places today.
WORLD PEACE NOT
ASSURED—WEEKS
Washington. July 30—In the pres
ent agitated state of the world, the
peace of the world is not assured,
wrote Secretary Weeks to Edward
W. Bok of the American Peace
Award Committee.
WEDNESD AY
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HAliDING RE RUSHED
BA4 -K TO WASHINGTON
JHarding will be rushed back to
illness will permit which will prob
ably be about two weeks. Fou- pin
ed that the president is “a very sick
sued by the physicians after they had
concluded their consultation early
yesterday, altho Dr. Sawyer has pre
viously issued a bulletin to be mad
public that none of the four other
attending physicians would make a
personal statement. The consult
ants were Drs. Sawyer. Work. Ly
man and Dr. Wilbur who is the pres
ident of the Stanford University and
head of the American Medical Asso
ciation. and Dr. Charles M. Cooper of
Stanofrd University, a Heart Special
WOUIjD be king
CONFINED TO HOUSE
London. Aug. I—Duke Orlans who
would be the King of France if Roy
alty still served in that country is
confined t.o - private house in the
suburbs of London under the care of
physicians and four attendants.
BAMBINO SLAMS OUT
TWENTY, FOURTH RUN
Philadelphia. Aug. X - Babe Ruth.
Baseball’s “Bambino" slanted out
his 24th home run of the season dur
ing the first inning of the Philadel
phia-New York game. Saturday.
Philadelphia won the game with a
score of 3 to 2 regardless of the
Babes trip around the diamond in
the first inning.
HARDING CONDITION
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
San Francisco. Aug. 1—President
Harding’s physicians stated yester
day that the President spent the
night before in a more restful condi
tion than he has since he has been
ill. Sawyer in a statement said that j
the President’s condition- seemed to
warrant a statement that he has ap
parently arrived at a stage of “clear
sailing.” The President said this
Women Give Out
Housework is hard enoii-gh when
healthy. Bvery Nome woman who
is having backache, blue and nerv
ous spells, dizxy headaches and kid
ney or bladder troubles, should be
glad to heed this woman’s exper
Mrs. Victor Wagner, 534 N. Cen
ter St., Reno. Nev., says "The first
symptom of kidney trouble in my
case was lame back. I had sharp
pains in my back which shot up
from the small of my back and after
doing a day’s washing I could hardly
get my back straightened. My kid
neys acted irregularly and caused me
annoyance. I suffered from terrible
pain in the top of my head. I saw
Doan’s Kidney Pills advertised and
bought a box. They helped me from
the start and.soon cured me-”
Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Wagner had. Foster-Mtlbnrn
Co., litre.. Buffalo. N. T.
morning that he would like to look
at the news of the day. he was per
mitted to read the inorn*ng papers
which were filled w..h acounts of his
GERMANY APPROVES
TAXATION (M'HKMF
Berlin, July 31—The German gov
ernment has approved the TaxaC.n
Scheme which will place the bu^d-n
rf flnancing the passive rasi-.er.ce
in the Ruhr on tax payers who resia^
in German territory not ocjupied by
foreign armies.
FORMER PUBLISHER
TAKES OWN LIFE
San Francisco. Aug. 1—Thomas E.
Flynn, who was the former ?1ilor
and publisher of the Wa r„ killed
himself in the Olympic Club at San.
Francisco according to a dispatch re
ceived here today.
Harding letter Bulletin Staten.
San Francisco. Aug. 1—Tuesday :
evening bulletin says: “President’s
temperature 100. pulse 120. respira
tion 40, there has been no extension
of the pneumonic areas and heart
action is definitely improved Nour- '
ishments and fluids are bein«g taken ;
regularly. last examination was sat- j
isfactory. The President expresses i
himself as feeling better and less .
exhausted.”
DUNDEE Fl/OOItS
4HIQIT MANY TIMES j
New York. Aug. 1—In winning the j
world's flyweight championship from
Eugene Criqui. Johnny Dundee won i
every round, flooring Criqui many •
times during the bout, which was '
-•aged in New York Friday evening
July 27th. P.o‘h fighters weighed in
at 120 and one fourth pounds each
OTHER OFFICIALS HI HERNIA
RANK ARE ARRESTED
Denver. Aug. 1—John Farrington,
paying teller. and Maurice Mandel!
a broker, have also been arrested in
connection with the alleged shortage I
of $440,000 of the Hibernia Bank.
It is said that Floyd admitted the j
juggling of money and bonds over a !
period of three years and loaned ,
Mandel! money with out the know
ledge of the consent of the D:rectors j
the bank. Floyd was the first '
one arrested after the alleged short
age wan supposed to have be**n found
RERUN. CITY OF
PENNIlilNESS BIUJONARES
Berlin. Aug. 1 -Berlin was a city1
of Penniless Bdlionar’es Sunday '
r ight. The bank deposit of Foreign '
Dills exchange were useless as the 1
bank had only small amounts in cur- '
rency which was paid out in small .
bills and rationed until the supplies
were exhausted. The bank promised
to have currency the next day but ,
no large hills as yet are available, j
Many tourists are unable to get
enough money to continue their
journeys.
UNDERWOOD OF ALABAMA
THROWS HAT IN RING
—
Montgomerg. Aug. 1—In an ad
dress before the Mobiled delegation ;
of the. State Legislature yesterday.
Senator Underwood declared that if
the citizenry requested it that “his
hat was in the ring” for the election i
to the president’s chair in the forth
coming election.
FATHER OF PRESIDENT
RECALLS SICKNESS OF
HARDING WHEN BOY
Marion. Aug. 1—Doctor Harding,
father of the. President who resides
in Marion. Ohio, recalls the fact of
Harding having had a severe attack
of lung fevr 20 years ago and also
attacks of indigestion followed by
slight dilations of the heart.
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AMERICAN AMRASHUIOR
Essen, July 7,1st—fritz Thyson
Industrial magnet of the Ruhr visit
' d Alason B. Houghton the Ameri
can Ambassador yesterday and dis
cussed with him the food shortage In
'he Ruhr area. The German news
papers are asking insistently why
the United States cannot be induced
to send its surplus grains to Germany
and are suggesting that the Am cl
eans improve their wheat prices by
letting Germany have the su’plus
grain on easy terms.
GKNARO GETS
DECISION OVHR DALY
New Haven, July 31—Frankie
Genaro American Flyweight cham
pion was awarded the decision over
Frankie Daly of Staten Island in
their twelve round bout.
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Wasber very reasonable, Single Beds
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