THURSDAY
(From Nugget l> ilv Bulletin.)
-fITLKR WANTS FOUR YEARS
- OF DICTORIAL POWERS
BERlUN, Germany, March 23.
JP)—The restoration of the Ger
aan monarchy Is a matter for
'ature consideration, and #hich
loes not demand Immediate atten
■ion Adolph Hitler told the Reich
itag, In presenting his demand for
'our years’ of Dictoria! power and
he annihilation of communism.
He declared in outlying his four
fear plan, that it uras purely a
lecnestic matter which does not
ioncern any foreign power, and
laid that .any further develop
nent of Communism in this coun
ry iwould mean a catastrophe for
ill Europe.
MAY MEET MUSSOLINI
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PARIS. March 22, (£>)—Daladier
-lay go to Italy to meet Mussolini
a the next step in efforts to or
ganise a four power peace club.
A number of objections were made
jy France causing delay in pro
gress. France contends that the
tour power peace olub tends to
livide Europe into categories of
isitlonaJ will and infringe on the
prerogatives of the League in
tfbich all members have the same
‘ights.
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ROOSKVEHVT—MAN OF HOUR.
W1AJ3HUNOTON, MaTCh 23, (JP)—
Definite and concrete measures are
being made by President Roose
velt to reform the banking and
railroad situations under a new
deal. Plans are rapidly shaping
tor major proposals. He wants
congress to enact a banking re
quirement with sworn statements
of bonuses and commissions to
buyer* of securities, under federal
regulation of holding companies
usd the selling of securities. The
Interstate Commerce thru federal
authority will ljfTj-- charge over
security of exchangee, and a more
rigid supervision of National
Banks, for discouragement and to
prevent speculation of bank de
posit*; the separation of the com
mercial from investment banking
and the restriction of the use of
Federal Reserve Bank funds in
speculative enterprises. National
support to railroads conditioned
on their reorganization, with due
consideration to investors and
woikers; also Federal regulation
of competing motor car carriers
and consolidations where competi
tion is lacking; the firm regula
tion of railroad holding compan
ies. It is believed by leaders that
this program will ibe enacted.
The House Committee took up
the unemployment plan on forest
and flood control projects with %
view to quick action
Piesident Roosevelt is also plan
ning a new far-flung agency, com
bining the secret service, the Jus
tice department, the Bureau of In
vestigation and intelligence unit,
of the Interna] Revenue Bureau
and Postal Inspectors, as a part
of his reorganization plan for
economy.
MITCHELL CHARGED WITH
WILFUL ATTEMPT TO
EVADE TAX LAW
'NEW YORK, iMaTCh 23, (/P)—
Chailes E. Mitchell, the resigned
chairman of the National City
Bank of New York, was arrested
at his Fifth Avenue home on a
Federal warrant charging him
with wilful attempt to defeat and
evade the Income tax laiw.
The warrant charged specifically
that Mitchell attempted to evade
a tax of more than six hundred
thousand dollars on a net income
af more than two million eight
hundred and twenty three thous
and dollars for the year 1929.
IOHN TROY OF JUNEAU
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
OF ALASKA
WASHINGTON, March 23, </P)—
President Roosevelt today nomin
ated John Troy, of Jnneau, as the
ext governor for Alaska! Dele
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gate Anthony Dimond had inter- j
views with Postmaster General'!
Farley and Secretary of the Inter- \
lor Ickes, In Troy’g. behalf. It la
believed that Troy’s confirmation
will be speedily accomplished, due
to the fact that the Alaska Legis
lature Is now In session.
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TO INVESTIGATE social, I
ECONOMIC ILLS ALASKA <
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WASHINGTON, March 23. UP)— 1
Representative Sirovich, democrat t
of New York, Wednesday introduc i
el a resolution proposing an in- <
vestigation by a select House Com i
mittee of seven, to go into the *
social and economic conditions in 1
Alaska.
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TO END RACKETTERS 1
WASHINGTON, March 23, (jP)— !
The government machinery moved
swiftly to open beer taps through .
which legalized three point two
brerw will flow to America’s thirity
after midnight, April 6th. Machi
nery to license breweries was set .
in motion by Dr. J. M. Doran, the 1
industrial alcohol commissioner, 1
who pledged himself to keep boot- i
loggers and beer racketters out of i
the legalized industry. Opposition
leaders made plans to test the i
law.v L 1
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FRIDAY
(Prom Wngge* Dally ftvltetin.)
ALASKA TERRITORY
GET A BREAK FOR ONCE
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SEATTLE, March 23, (JP)—5ix
thousand dollars In a Seattle bank .
credited to Frank Lyons, a N a la to
postmaster, U. S. Commissioner
and trader, wh6 recently died '
without leering a will or having
any known relatives, reverts to
the Territory ot Alaska instead of
the State of Washington, Judge J.
T. Donald, held. *
Five Portland persons who made
application for his estate, later
withdrew pleading & case of mis
taken identity. ■—
PACIFIC 8. 8. CO. MAY
. WITHDRAW FROM ALASKA
SEATTLE, March 24 th, (A)—A
special dispatch to the Seattle
Times from Washington, D. C.,
said that the Pacific Steamship
Co. had applied to the shipping
board for permission to temporar
ily withdraw its vessels from the
Seattle, Southeastern and South
western Alaska routes, on the
grounds that the routes are over
tonnagsd.
700 COAL MINERS REFUSE
COME OUT OF MINES
FEAR LOSING JOBS
WARSAW, March 23rd, (JPf—
More than , seven hundred coal
miners at Klhnontow are defying
death to save their jobs. They
begun their fifth successive day in
dark damp pits under ground re
fusing food since the ultimatum
was issued until last night, taking
some food sent them by their
families, but still refused to come
out. Representatives were how
ever, sent to plead with the gov
ernment, claiming that unless the
government will .guarantee their
Jobs they will remain under ground
MORE (ROOSEVELTISM
WASHINGTON, March 24, <JP)—
Another step in the Roosereflt pro
gram of reforestation, is now head
ed for approval, despite opposition
for a time which threatened delay.
Success tor forecast by responsible
leaders last night after a white
house conference had been called
to halt objections which might be
come serious. Some of the ob
jections were the "taking of money
away from the public buildings
department and spending it on
reforestation. But Walsh, chair
man of the Senate Labor Commit
tee, forecast without qualification,
that the bill would be enacted
next week substantially as recom
mended. In the meantime Roose
velt had on his desk the Norris
bill far operation of MnBcle shoals
which is expected to become law
this session and put two thousand
nen to work is thirty days. In
he : meantime stormy opposition
Faces the farm hill in the senate.
SPEND MILLIONS TO
REAP MORE MILLIONS
NEW YORK, March 24, <P)—
Jeth Schnitman, chief statistician
it the Dodge Corporation, estimat
-.a a a Hi HiHi Ifl am ’■ i
A«.«< -wswmvmw 4VI UVW VI own* r
ea, alterations and additions to
>ld ones. The estimate is based
>n reports from 2? states Bast of
he Rockies.' Calculation for the
fcr West figure is not included, i
Expendttuies for building and re
lafcilltation of retail establish
nents, the estimated total by U. S.
Srewers Association, is placed at
’our hundred million dollars.
AMERICAN HORSE WINS RACE.
ALNTREE, March 24th, (P)—
Cellslboro Jack owned by Mrs. P.
tmibrose Clark of New York, won
he Grand National and "Really
rrue” won for tbe third time in
he history of racing that an Am
irloan owned horse has won.
He was placed at thirty three
o one, winning by three lengths,
Flth Really True second, Slater
bird, separated by a length; J.B.
Snows American owned Delaniege
Fas fourth and Alpine Hut fifth.
APT ABE HANSEN, SHOT
AND KILLED ON GASBOAT
JUNEAU, March 24, <jP)—-Aibe
Kansan, a well known gasboat
shpbaln in Alaskan waters, was
thpt and killed at Cblchagoff by
Harry DeGroot, a barfber. details
Jf which are as yet unavailable.
K woman was held as a material
Fitness, and both will be brought
tiers.
QUEEN OF THE TRAIL CONTEST
-..The Queen of the Trail popular
ity contest is well in hand and
much interest has beeB shown al
though the tickets have Just been
placed on sale. The following con
testants have Ibeen entered and
the latest poll shows the following
results:*
Ethel Marx, (Teller)..;. 250 votes
Margaret Brving . 260 votes
Phyllis Robinson .250 votes
Jane Jones.,.200 votes
Betty Linaberry .200 votes
Mrs. Jerry Jones.200 votes
Ballot boxes have been placed
at Polet’s Store, John's Barber
Shop and Lomen Drug Store.
Another ooupt will be made at
one pm Saturday, and will be pub
lished In the evening Nugget.
WLR8. ROOSEVELT PASSES ON
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New York, March £4, (fl>)—Mrs.
Nicholas Roosevelt, aged 81, and
mother of Henry Latrobe Roose
velt, formerly assistant secretary
of the navy, died today.
NOME MINING BUREAU
The Northwestern Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce has organised a
mining bnreau in connection with
the Chamber, for the purpose of
assembling information on undevel
oped mining properties In North
Mem Alaska, with a view off
bringing together the mine own
ers and possible Investors.
Mr. M. J. Walsh will set as
Secretary of the Mining Bureau.
Owners of undeveloped mining
properties are invited to Me with
the Bureau information relative
to their properties. This may be
done by calling pesonally at the
office of Mr. wialeh in the City
Hall, or by letter addressed to
Mm.
This Bnreau has been organised
for the reason that the Chamber
has received numerous communi
cations in the past inquiring for
Information relative to mining
properties in this vicinity. By
gathering the necessary data rela
tive to such properties it can
readily be made available to pros
pective Investors. All mine own
ers are Invited to cooperate.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Nome, Alaska j
“Superior System of Selling”
TWICE-MONTHLY
PRE8ENT CONDITIONS NECESSITATE MOD
— methods of merchandising fob
more efficient service to shippers
AND BUYERS. —
For Details, Market Reports, etc., Write
Or Wire— —
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In the District Coon for the Sec*
ond Division of the Territory of
Alaska.v.
J. S. Stongroom, Plaintiff.
A. V. Cordovado and Cordovado
Gold Dredging Company. . Corpor
ation, Defendants.
The President, of The United Stat
es of America, to the above-nam
ed Defendants, Greeting:—
Ton and each of yon arev here
by required to appear in the Dis
trict Opart tor the Territory of
Alaska, Second Division, within
| thirty daye after the last publica
tion of this Summons, namely: with
in thirty days after the eleventh
day of March, 1933, in case this
Summons is published, or within
forty (40) „.dnya after the date
of its service upon you, personal
ly, and. answer the complaint of
the afbove-named plaintiff on file
in the said Court in the above-en
titled action.
The said plaintiff in said aotton
demands the following relief: The
adjudication of the amount due
and the foreclosure of twenty-five
(26) labor liens which were filed
against all the mining claims own
ed by defendants on the Inmachuk
River, on ita bench, and adjacent
thereto, in the Fairhavea Record
ing Precinct, Territory of Alaska,
Second Division, also, upon all the
water rights, ditches, mining equip
ment, mining tools, camp, camp
outfits, buildings, and all personal
property of every kind and name
owned by defendants and need by
defendants in oagrylng on mining
operations on. said mining - pro
perty, and which are situated on
or adjacent to sgid mining property.
And In thn event you fall to
appear, and pupweg ..tha plaintiff
will take Judgment •. apalnst yon
tor want, thereof, and will apply
to the Court for the relief demand
ed in his complaint. - and aa here
inabove stated.
Witness the Honotrabl# Lester O.
Gore,. Judge of said Court, and
the Seal of said Court hereunto
attached on this 14th day of Feb
ruary, Ills.
(SEAL)
THOS. D. JENSEN,
District Clerk
By NORVIN W. LEWIS
Deputy Clerk
Publish—Fab. 18,16, Marsh 4.
11, 1688,
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WTIOB or forfeiture
To Mi *.'• aWBEHAN, 'aid TO
VOW HBSRR AMD LEGAL RJb
PREflONTATTVES:
Van and each of you are hereby
notfded Umt the undersigned has
expended the ram of two handred
dollar* daring each of the yearn
19*0 end 1981 luannuel labor
and Improvements upon the A, B
C, and I. X. L. PLACER CLAIMS,
of forty acre* each; the «ald 4.
Up C. Placer Claim ie eitoated or
Armstrong Gulch in the Cape Noat
Precinct. Territory of Alaska, the
location notice of which is record
ed in Vol. 268. Page 472. of the
Records of the said Cape Nome
Precinct; the said I. X. L. Plac
er Claim if situated in ' Willow '
Creek, In the Cape Name Precinct,
Territory of \Aleeka, the location
notice of which Is recorded in Vo}.
208, Page 478, of the said Cope
ttome Precinct; also, that the on
aersigned has expended the sum of
two hundred dollars during each
of the years from 1924 to 19,81
upon each of the following placer
claims of forty acres, vis., SINN
FBBN and the LILLET PLACER
CLAIMS; the said Sinn Felm Plac
er Claim is situated on the right
limit of Cripple River and the
right limit of Willow Creek In the
Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of
Alaeka; the location notice of the
Sinn Fein Claim Is recorded in Vol.
208, Page 165, of the records of
the said Cape Nome Precinct; the
Bald Lllley Placer Claim Is sit
uated on Cripple River below the
mouth of. Willow Creek In the
said Cape Nome Precinct, Terri
tory of Alaska, and the location
notice of said claim Is recorded
In Vol. 208, Page 224, of the
Records of the said Cape Nome Pre
cinct; that said sums wore expend
ed upon each of the said four
placer claims durlpg each of the
years shove specified In order to
hold said placer claims undpr the
provisions of the laws of the Unit
ed States nnd of teh Territory of
Alaska concerning annual labor sp
in placer minimi claims.
TOP AND BACH OF TOD ARB
FORTH UR NOTIFIED that |f with
tm ninety days from the oomp^
tlon of the publication hereof yqir
full or refuue to contribute to the
undersigned your proportionate
share of sneh expenditures, as. a
co-owner, your Interest In each of
said claims will become the pro
perty of the undersigned, co-own*
er, who has mads sneh required
expenditures.
Bated: Nome, Alaska. Decem
ber 81st, 1988.
WM. A SHEEHAN,
Publish—Dec. 81, 1988, Jaa. 7.
14, II, 88. Fob. 4. 11. 18, 8S».
Marsh 4, 11, 18. 88. 1888.