rJTRDIEU GIVES ORDERS FOR.
EVACt’ATON OF RRINEt AND.
PARIS, May 17.—Premier T&rdieu
today gave, eiders fo* th*.progausive
evacuation of the last-bridgehead on
the Rhine. Hit: pointed out to the
reparations commitee in* session to
tflpy the fact that; a# of the condi
tions of the entry into the Young
jf^an had beer: carried out by Ger
many.
A. certificate acknowledging the
total debt was deposited by Germany
with the-Bank of International Set
tlement. Conforming to the declara
tion of the government to parliament*
as order was given- fgrt" the abandon
TKnW>fvthe third zone occupation.
International Bank Functions..
BASIL, Switzerland, May 17.—The
Bhnkk of International Settlements
opened today for business, without
ceremony of any kind to mark the
inception of the Youny plan to settle
the world’s financial problem.
The signature of a trust agreement
will be made in Paris Monday. On
that day also the bank expects to re
ceive advice of transfer by Gilbert
Parker, agent of the General Dawes
plan, of 140,DO®,000 gold marks from
the reparations commission. The act
ual money, however, will*remain pro- ,
Asionally in Berlin. .
There is only one herd of musk •
o*e» on the continent; it is: kept near:
Ureat Slave Lafe by the Canadian
jjpvernment. .
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Why not?
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BLANTON DEFEATS WOMAN
CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION
ABILENE, Tex., May 21.—Thomas
Blanton, aggressive Texan as con
gressman, who retired two years ago
to enter tha senatorship race and was
defeated, seems assured of being re
turned to Washington as repreenta
tive from the Seventeenth Texas dis
trict- In the returns received from
[ yesterday’s primary Blanton is lead
| ing Mrs. B. M. Lee, candidate to suc
| ceed her late husband.
WOLGAST RETAINS. THE.
WORLD’S FLYWEHiHT TITLE
N K W YOKKT May •. 1?.—Midget
Wolgast of Philadelphia retained iithe
world’s flyweight title last night
when Willie Lamorte collapsed at the
end of five torrid rounds from a
heart attackk. Lamofte recovered
later in his dressing room. The bat
tle was all Wolgast’s up to the end. _
OREGON WrNS OVFJLWASH*^
INGT0N. US TRACK MEET
EUUENT, O^eTMay a7<-The Uni:
versity of Oregon ..defeated ..the Uoi
. versity of Washington 69,1t3 .to, 62 2-.3
points in. the track meet.
NEGRO SRRIN.TER; SETS
RECORD IN 100-YARD DASH
BERLIN. May 2L—Eddie Tolan, ne
gro sprinter of the University of
Michigan*.\waa.,* officially ) recognized
holder .for the 100-yard Bash. in. the,
‘time of 9 5-10 seconds by the Inter
national Amateur Athletic Federa
tion. Sixteen ne wworld marks were
inscribed on the. record books.
FORESTS AID NATURE
IN CONSERVING WATER
WASHINGTON, May., 17.—Forests :
are- not only, .generous friends be
causeotf ...e raw materials they fur
nish, says the American ..Tree Asso
ciation. The yare useful in the con
servation of water for domestic use,
for irrigation, navigation an<L water
power; mey help to prevent floods I
and soil washing; they add greatly ,
to the scenic beauty of our land; they j
furnish a home for many <yf. our!
birds and wild animals; they offer a
wonderful place for nealthful recrea
tion.
ALEXANDER’S DAUGHTER
GRANTED A DIVORCE
SEATTLE, May 17.-—Mrs. Dorothy
Carmen, daughter of H. F. Alexan
der, steamship- magnate, was granted
,a divorce Friday from Joseph Cdr
J men, president of rthe Alaska-Wash
!■ ington Airways Company, on the
grounds of croettSt. No alimony was
[asked.
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INEE FOR GOVERNORSHIP
PIEKRE, S. D., May 21.—Warren
Green, -who placed last in a field of
live candidates in the state primaries
two weeks ago fqr the Republican
nomination for governor,, was nomi
nated for the governorship by the
state convention Tuesday after a
heated fight. He deposed Gladys Pyle,
secretary of state, *who led the field
in the primaries but failed, to rc_ewe
j the necessary 35 per cent vote, neces
sitating a convention fur election of
a candidate.
INDEPENDENCE OF PHILIP
PINES OPPOBE DBY HURLEY
WASHINGTON-, .May, 17S—Opposi
tion to the immediate independence of
the Philippine Islands was expressed
by Secretary of War HurMy in a
letter to Chairman Bingham of the
Senate committee on .territories. The
Secretary said he believed;i‘thfi grant
ing of., independence at this time
would be disastrous alike to the ulti
mate interests of both Fjlipinoo and
American people."
BASEBALL’..
Following was the
clubs< on May 19?
standing;-- of <
Pacific .-Coast. League.
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Lost
16-,
17
18
20'
21
22
22/
.27
Won\
Sacramento ,_ 20
Oakland . 25
Los Angeles. 22
San Francisco. 22/
Mission . 19
Seattle .. 19
Hollywood „.. 18
Portland —.. 13
American League.
Won Lost.
Washington .,.
Philadelphia 1.
Cleveland ...
New York ..
Chicago . 11
Boston*... 12
St* Louis-..—. 10
Detroit.%.. lft
National League..
AVon Lost
Brooklyn —..:.16
New York _1. 15
St. Louis . 16
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.524
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.556 \
.520
.440
.424
.385
.345
Chicago.-.—
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati ..
Boston _
Philadelphia.
17,
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12/
12
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13.
14.
12.
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In tTie Probate Cburt for Nulafco Pre
cinct at Ruby, ..Fourth. Division,
Territory of Alaska,, before Wil
liam N. Orowden, .United States
Commissioner and ex-offiiio Pro
bate Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of.Edj
! Srhlatter, deceased.
, Notice is hereby given, that Albert!
‘ Verhonik, administrator of the estate1
| of Ed Schlatter, deceased, has ren- j
dered and presented for settlement
and filel in this court the final ac
count of his administration of said
estate; and that Saturday, the 5th
day <yf July, 1960, at ^.o'clock p. m.,
at the court room of the United
States Commissioner’s Ofiice, in Ruby,
! Nulato Precinct, Fourth Division,
Territory of Alaska, has been duly
appointed by the said cosrt,. as the
| time and place, for the hearing of
said final account, and at which, .time
and place any person . interested, in.
said estate may appear and file ex
ceptions in writing to said. account,
and contest the same.
ALBERT VERHONIK,
1 Administrator of the Estate
of Ed Schlatter, deceased.,
First publication, May 3, 1930.
Last publication May 31, 1930.
I DU Rand’s
; Cafe and
Hotel
Flit :Ci* j
'p.'.wwtw! ■,
Pete Jensen, after several days in
town, departed this morning for the
Yankee creek camp.
Bel Thompson, after a town visit
of a oouple of days, left for Spruce
cree kon Wednesday.
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Why not?
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To M. P. Fleishman; his heits, suc
cessors or assigns:
You, and each of yoou, are hereby,
notified that l».the-undersigned, your
co-owner, have expended in labor and.
improvements the sum. of not less
than one hundred dollars for the
years 1922, 1923, 1924, 1926, 1926,
1927, 1928, and 1929, upon the Mon
day Morning placer mining claim,,lo
cated at the head of Flat creek,, in.
Otter Precinct, Fourtth Division,
Territory of Alaska, in order to hold
said claim under the provisions of.
■Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States and the amend
metns thereto - concerning annual
labor upon mining claims, being the
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amount required to held Mid mining'
claim for the period ending June *0,,
1929.
And if, within ninety days litff
the publication ‘of this notice, you fall,
or refuse to contribute year propor
tion of said expenditure, namely, %2B
per year for each of said years, for
your one-quarter interact in, said
claim, as well as the cost of! record
ing the same, ani the costa; of this
advertisement, your interest in said
claim will become the property-ef the
undersigned; your conowner, who > has
made the required expenditures-, under
the terms of said ejection 2324 off the
Revised Statutes of the United States.
Dated Flat, Alaska, Feb. 25y 19*Bi.
PAUL WABNIG,
Go-owner Otter Precinct, Fourth*
Division, Territory of Alariua.
residin gat Flat, Alaska.
First pub. April 19; last Aug.. 161.
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