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hobnails themselves used in half-sol
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BONE TO TAKE OFFICE
QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE
AWishington, June 1- Scott P. |
I?<01.prospective* governor <>f Alaska. I
will take the oath -f office in Wash-I
mgton as soon as he is continued
It is advisabl foj* him to inuneeliately I
i>saline office for t.u* purpose *'f enah- i
itn; him to appear before the depart- I
ments, | was state'.! today.
Hone expects t<> Ik* in K -tchikan on
BONE'S NOMINATION
CONFIRMED TODAY
Washington, June 12—The noinina
Iion of St ott P. Hone as governor of
Alaska was confirmed b.v the Senate
NEW HEAD SAYS SHIP BOARD
FLEET WILL NOT BE SOLD;
Phicago, June F> -Albert D. Las
ker. the.new Jiead of the Fnited States
Shipping Hoard, declared in an inter
i i- w here tonight that the Shipping
Hoard will not be sold and that he
believes he can operate it at a profit.
TACOMA TAXI DRIVER
SLAYERS ON TRIAL
Tacoma, Wn. June 13—Sharp, rer
an and Sparks, companions *»f Kdward !
F. Filton. the Camp Lewis soldier j
who was convicted Friday for complic
ty in 4 ho killing of Karl A. Timbs,
Tacoma taxi driver, were today placed ,
in trial on a charge of murder.
FOUR DIE IN SEATTLE
AUTO CRASH
Seattle. June 12- Joseph tlilmette
ind Fetmge L. Burris, both railway
switchmen, and their wives, were kill
ed near h re this afternoon when an
Intel-urban train run down the auto in
which the party was riding.
SIBERIAN REPUBLIC
GIVES AMERICANS
GOLD CONCESSION
liiga, June 12—A sixteen year min
ing concession in the gold fields *»f
eastern Siberia that are under its
control has b*en granted to an Amer
ican firm bv the Far Kastern Repub
lic of Siberia, according to advices re
INDICATED SHIP BOARD STRIKE
REACH EARLY SETTLEMENT
Washington, June 13—There is
every indication that *he Shipping
Hoard and th> striking marine engin
eers throughout the country will
reach an agreement within the next
twenty four hours, it was staged in
Ship Hoard circles this afternoon
TACOMA BANK WRECKER
GIVEN PEN. TERM
Tacoma, Wn. June 13—Ole B-irson,
president i»f the defined Scandinavian-1
Ajmewlcnn Hank of Tacoma, was today
Riven from three to ten years in the j
penitentiary for the part he played in
the wrecking of that institution.
PANAMA FREE TOLL BILL
TO BE REPORTED FAVORABLY
Washington, June 13—The Borah
resolution, providing for liree tolls
through the Panama Canal for Ameri
can ships engaged in coastwise trade,
was ordered favorably reported today
by the Senate committee engaged in
its consideration.
CLAIMS AMERICAN
MERCHANTS TO BLAME
Biga, June 12—The Bolshevik! Com
missioner of Kamchatka has asked
Moscow for armed ships to protect him
against American 'merchants and trad
rs. whom he alleges prevent him from 1
taking possession of gold and furs'
in Kamchatka ia accordance with «»r- j
ders of the Moscow Soviet.
REPUBLICANS SPLITTING
OVER TARIFF BILL
Washington, June 13—Insurgency{
within the republican ranks is devel- i
'•mjnff on ever 1- porting the permanent !
tariff bill from the House Committee {
on Ways and Means. Many repub- i
Means believe that the mt#s provided j
for in the mwmno ;tre too high.
—
SAYS SIMS CLAIMS
INCORRECTLY QUOTED
Washington. June 12—Secretary
IVnby announced late yesterday that
the reply of .Admiral Sims to his first
note asking an explanation regarding
Sims’ lyindon address on the Irish
tuestlon merely said that he had been
•incorrectly quoted.”
SAYS SIMS HONORED AND
LOVED BY ENGLISH I
Uindon, June 13—The London Ex- 1
press, in an e<litorlal on the visit of |
Admiral W. S. Sims to England says
•Admiral Sims will return to Amer- j
lea honored and beloved -by England.” I
BIG METEORIC SHOWER
THIS MONTH PREDICTED j
Chicago, June 13—Astronomic au
thorities j»ii»•> forecasting a meteoric *
shower on the evening of June 27.
It is believed the display will be one j
if the most extensive and brilliant of i
HARDING DECLINES
SUNDAY GOLF
Washington June 13—President
Harding declined to play golf with
members of his cabinet Sunday
FORMER AMERICAN
BLUE JACKET KILLED
IN DUBLIN FIGHTING
Dublin. Ire. June 13—Thomas Rush,
an American navy pensioner, was shot
and killed last night near Costlereagh
Three others were killed and four
teen wounded in fighting at Belfast
last might and this morning, accord
ing to information received here.
PROMINENT IDAHO
MINER EXPIRES
Wallace, M. June 13—James F.
Callahan, one <>f the most prominent'
LADY CHURCHILL LOSES FOOT
London, June 13—Lady Randolph
Churchill, today sustained an operation
In which her left f°ot was amputated
as a result of a double fracture of the
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To Albert Lundt and C. A. Ingraham,
your heirs, successors and assigns.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that the undersigned has ex
pended in labor anl improvements dur
ing each of the years 1915, 1916 and
1920 the Sum of one hundred dollars
and in recording Declaration- of In
tention during each of the years 1917.
1918, and 1919 the sum of one dollar
and fifty cents upon each of the fol
lowing described placer mining claims,
situated on Casa da Paga River in the
Council City Recording Precinct. Ter
ritory of Alaska, tolwit:
The Alliance claim, notice of loca
tion of which is recorded in vol. 10 at
page 246 and the New Year claim, no
tice of location of which is recorded in
vol. 18 at page 192 of the Records of
said Recording Precinct. Said labor
and Improvements Tia .•»&»>• been done
and said affidavits recorded for the
nurpose of holding the aid claims un
der the provisions ot Section 2924 Re
vised Statutes of the United States,
and supplemental legislation.
And you Albert F.undt are hereby
required to contribute your proportion
of said expense. :is co-owner, on tho
said “Alliance Claim” and you C. A.
Ingraham are hereby required to con«
tribute vour proportion of said expen
diture. as Co-owner, on the said “New
Year Claim’’ to the undersigned with
in ninety days after the final publica
tion of thlr notice or your interests in
said claim will be forfeited and be
come the property of the undersigned,
vour co-owner as provided by said
section of the Revised Statutes.
Dated at Nome. Alaska. April 16. 1921.
VIRGINIA V. DICKENSON
By James M. Streeten.
Her Attorney in Fact.
Publish—April. 16. 21. SO. May. 7. 14.
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