Name is the Distributing Center and Gateway to Northern Alaska OIL FIELDS
icies in the handling of the Shipping
Board and present indications point
to the probable development of a
strong effort to place control of Ship
Board affairs under one of the de
partments .
The present effort is directed to
transfering the Ship Board’s func
tive Sweet of Iowa calling for the
abolition of the Shipping Board and
the creation of a Bureau of Ameri
Merchant Marine under the Sec
iry of Commerce.
Northern Alaska Oil f ield-—Nome
» the Gateway.
FORMER AUSTRIAN RULER
SEEKING LOST THRONE
Vienna. Austria. Oct. 22 Former
Emperor Charles of Austria arrived
at Oedenburg-Burgenland. Friday af
ternoon in an aeroplane from Switz
erland, on what appears to be an
other expedition aimed at securing
his reinstatement on the throne, ac
cording to an Oedenburg message re
ceived here today.
The former emperor is reported
as proceeding toward Budapest, es
corted by Oedenburg followers, after
leaving the latter place.
-The Mun gang
occasion of the previous attempt
former emperor Charles to resume
the throne in Hungaria, according to
information obtained here today, and
will take measures to expel the form
er monarch from Hungarian terri
010 ALASKA PAPER
PLANT PROJECTED
thi- domain, in a spirit of patriotism
and gratitude, to give fitting heed to
th*> meaning of the anniversary and
its momentous significance in his
Tbe remains of the unknown pri
vate brought from foreign soil for
interment in the National Cemetery
in Washington will typify and repre
sent all the unidentified dead who
! sacrificed their lives for country.
I Therefore let liberty loving Alaskans
ion ?he date named, in common with
[ .i« voted arrM patriotic citizens in th>
| entire union, give reverent compli
ance to the ijntinetion of the Presi
. ‘!*>nt of the Cnited States by pausing
: iro n their accustomed occupation.;
) and labors from twelve o'clock noon
j to two minutes beyond that hour for
I a silent prayer of thanks to the Giver
' of all Good for these valuable and
valorous lives and of supplication for
•ijs Divine Mercy and for Mis niess
• s further directed tiny flags
| upon Territorial public buildings l.e
displayed at half mast from sunrise
ur.ti! sunset on Armistice Day.
Given under my hand and tin
seal of the Territory of Alaska in
Juneau, the capital, fhis twentieth
day of October in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
twenty one and of the independence
of the I'nited States of America the
one hundred forty sixth.
SCOTT C. BONE.
„ Governor.
hi- Honor that this philippic had
inception in an ex cathedra person
quarrel between the Judge and fori
er Marshal Jordan several days a.
! This episode apparently rankled
his judicial bosom to such an exte
that In- had 1
tha» lie had a matter
before the community, and
Except for the fad that he
rd lie- personal presence of
Griffith la the court room, a
him and the District Attorn*
instructions *-oi
aloud to Washington for re
" the the onlv answer we ever
thug” j The Nugget, not being
hem j among those '‘invited” to i
bench. ! outpouring of judicial splee
- w<-re I t0 obtain a transcript of ;1
>t o' j for publication. In any c
ild he somewhat loath
Washington. Oct. 22—A license
was issued today to the Alaskan
Ameircan Paper Corporation for
hydro-electric development at Or
chard Lake in connection with the
establishment of a big paper pulp
The company will ship immediately
two ‘ horse power hydro-electric
turbines to provide power for the
The contemplalempower will he
used fo roperation of a plant to be
j located at Shrimp Bay.
REVENUE AUTHORITIES HOUSE TO VOTE ON DEBT
MAKE RIG HAUL FUNDING MEASURE MONDAY
New York, Oct. 21—Whiskey and
morphine valued at a quarter of a
million dollars was seized after a
battle by the revenue authorities
when the liner Cedric docked here
from London today.
B|G MEN OWN SHARES
IN BANKRUPT SOCIETY
Chicago, Oct. 21—William Jan
nings Bryan and other prominent
men bought shares In the Co-opera
tive Society of America, the affairs
of which are at present being aired
in connection with bankruptcy pro
ceedings .
BRITISH WARSHIPS
SENT TO LISBON
London. Oct. 2!—Warships have
been dispatched from the Mediter
ranean to Lisbon, Portugal, to protect
British residents and property dur
ing the unsealed conditions attend
ing the revolt of the past few days,
it was announced by the Admiralty
Washington, Oct. 22—The House
will vote Monday on the bill extend
ing authority to the administration
to fund the eleven billion dollar debt
owed to the United States by thi»
European powers, it was agreed to
day by the House leaders.
VICTORIA EX PEI 'TED AT
SEATTLE TUESDAY
Seattle, Oct. 22—The Bering Sea
liner Victoria is expected to arrive
here Tuesday, it was announced by
the Alaska Steamship Company to
SUPPORT PROMISED FOR
ALASKA NAVIGATION AIDS
Washington. Oct. 21 —While
numerous Alaskans were assembled
in the room occupied by the Senate
Commerce Committee today. Sena
tor’s Knute Nelson and Wills of Ohio
promised Senator Jones to support
all appropriations requested for
lighthouses and other aids to navi
gation in Alaska.
Lisbon, Portugal, Oct. 211 — A
tonio Granjo, Premier, and Jose Cl
los Maia, Minister of Marine, w*
assassinated during the outbr*
h‘-re today which resulted in the *
tablishment of a new administraii<
Seattle. Oct. 21—Fred Olsen, a
shingle weaver, on being notified this
morning that through the demise of
a relative he had been left an estate
of $5,000 in cash, became suddenly
insane and killed himself.
PARIS RADICALS ROM II POLICE
Paris. Oet. 22—Seven policemen
were maimed and injured last night
by an explosive bomb thrown into
a crowd during a meeting of French
Communists held in protest against
the conviction for murder of the
Massachusetts Italian. Sacco Vanzet
London. Oct. 21—Premier Lloyd
George will leave for Washington on
November 5, to participate in the
coming Disarmament Conference, it
was made known from Downing
Street today.
CHICKEN DINNER
WITH ICE ('REAM
SUNDAY AT
RAHLKE’S RESTAI ItANT
Chicago. Oct. 21— The Railroad
Labor Board, hacked by all the au
thority of the government, has called
on the railroads of the country and
tlie live big railway unions to appear
here next week and has also solemn
ly warned the unions not to strike
until ihe Board has heard i
grievances and rendered a decisio
The Board's action has virtu
been answered already, as it is
unless the union's should chons*
openly defy the government, for
idly possible that tile Board’s de
ion will be rendered before the
e set for the strike has Juissed.
rhe Daily Telegraph Bulletin
okly Nugget delivered by carr
■ month $2.00.
MORE RAILROAD UNIONS
TO JOIN STRIKE
* \ \ s BRITAIN ANDI.S,
WILL STAND TOGETHER
nounced tonight that tlie United j
Brotherhood of .Maintenance of Way;
Employees and Shop Laborers, em
bracing a membership of 35.000 will
join the strie- if a railroad walkout
comes.
Oklahoma Governor to Take
Possession of Railroads
Oklahoma City. Oct. 21—Govern
or Robterson declared in a statement
today that the state government will
New York, N. Y. Oct. 20—Three
thousand railroad yard master's in
the metropolitan district will not go
on strike, according to J . L. Cone,
grand president of the yardmaster's
organization.
SAYS JAPS AN PERIL TO 4 CHICAGO U. STUDENTS
PEACE OF WORLD KILLED KV TRAIN
Honolulu. H. I. Oct. 21—That the
Japanese empire is the factor most
imperiling to the peace of the world,
is the opinion expressed by Dr.
Chang Yud Chuan, chief consellor
of the Chinese Foreign Office at
Pekin, who is here on his way to
Washington. D. C. to attend the dis
armament Conference.
With him is a party of ninety eight
consulting delegates. ' .
MRS. POI.ET PROGRESSING FINE
Seattle. Oct. 22—Mrs. P.netV
condition is steadily improving Dr.
Lamson is greatly pleased at her
progress.
Chicago, Oct. 20—Herbert Hop
kins of Portland, Oregon, Sta-i
wood Johnstone, of Minneapolis, and
Thomas Motelaw and Harold Skin
ner. students at he University of
Chicago, were killed here today when
a train ran down the auto in which
they were riding.
S. SECOND IN
NAVAL STRENGTH
Washington. Oct. 22—Official
tabulations for the use of the forth
coming Disarmament Conference
disclose that the I'nited States ranks
second in the naval length among
the world’s nations.
Seattle. Oet. 20 - Accidently shot
for a deer by a deer hunter guide,
.Major Francis J Duunigan of the
16th Field Artillery was carried
eleven miles through a trailless for
est today, only to die as the party
HRIKTIE
< ONFESSES THE FTS
Seattle, Oct. 20—Major Clarence
R. Christie. United States disburs
ing officer for the State of Washing
ton, confessed today that he used
forged receipts for state funds to
cover a shortage of $5,000.
Washington. Oct. 1‘* The House
today passed a bill extending the
Emergency Tariff law to February 1.
BUFFALO BILL'S WIDOW DEAD
Cody, Wyo. Oct. 21—Mrs Louise
Cody, widow of the late "Buffalo
Bill” Cody, famous frontiersman and
showman, is dead at her home here.
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