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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-06-10
CAM MORRISON for GOVERNOR
Morrison for Governor.

PROBABLY not in a generation
has there been so remarkable a
race in the State as that which
Cameron Morrison made in the
primary last Saturday. Six
weeks ago it seemed a forlorn
hope that bouyed Morrison for
wald. Max Gardner apparently
had the governership in his
hands. Gardeners campaign was
IN full swing, as a result of sever
al years of careful organization.
Mr.. Morrison did not even have
a State manager or headquarters
until barely six weeks ago. And
so the fact that he ran a nip and
tuck race with Gardner speaks
volumes for the popularity of this
favorite son of Richmond and
Mecklenburg counties.
Mr.. Robert N. Page made a
clean, manly race. Not one word
of bitterness did he speak, nor is
there sting left anywhere as a
result of his contest. He entered
the fight with clean hands and
came out of it the same way. He
acted the Christian gentleman
from beginning to end-and the
fact that some 10000 voters ex-
pressed their choice for him
shows what kind of man Mr..
Page is.
But now Mr.. Page as a result |
of last Saturdays primary has
been eliminated. Anew primary
will be held July 3rd to decide
between Morrison and Gardner
The question is as to which can
didate the bulk of the Page vote
will 60.
Here in Richmond county Mr..
Page, by reason of his well-de-
served personal popularity, re-
,eived a splendid vote 686 to be
exact. He deserved that vote.
For years he and his brothers
have worked for the development
Of Moore county, and upper Rich
nond. And his work and worth
we're recognized by our county /,
men at the polls last Saturday. Ii
But now Mr.. Page is out of the i
contest. Where will his vote 60?
The Morrison forces are appeal I
ng to the Page voters to come
With them; they appeal not in a c
ooastful spirit; they simply ask
hat Cam Morrison's years of
oarty service be recognized; that
lis preeminent qualities as a
statesman, a fearless leader and ;
exponent of sound Democratic
principles, be rewarded.
The PosTD1sPATCH has not !
me word of criticism to say oft
}. Max Gardner. He is a SPLEEN i
I'D gentleman, agreeable, alto u
ether likeable and one Of thelN
oming men of the State. Built
His paper feels that Mr.. Morrison
hould get the loyal support Of ,
IS old home county. i
IN this connection it might be 3
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-06-10
Base BAH
Continued from front pags)
Roclinaham vs Roberael

Rockingham team defeated the
strong Roberdel No. 2 team in d
seven inning game at the Fair
Grounds Saturday afternoon in the
first game OF the season, Rain pre-
vented a longer game. The score
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
WARSHlPS coMMANpEER
 FRISCO OIL PLANT

San Francisco. July 27-Six torpedo ron today drew up at the loading plant of the Associated oil Company with orders Np commander the plant and gallons of fuel oil for their own use.
 This somewhat startling proceeding was the result of a contest over the price of the fuel between the navy de- pertinent and the company. in which the latter is said to have demanded price which appeared extortionate.
 The demands of the navy were not resisted when the warships appeared and loading started immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
WILSON oisPLEAsEo AT
 SELECTION OF WHITE

Washington. July 27-President Wilson is reported to he greatly dis pleased at the selection of George T. White for chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The presidential objection is said to he based on several grounds but especially because of the determined stand taken by White az a congressman against the hill author izing construction of the Alaska sor- ernment railroad. White was one If the most obstinate opposers of the railroad proposal and one of the lead CTS in the fight preceding the passage of the bill authorizing the president 70 proceed with construction.
 White was formerly q mining ope-- ator on Bananza creek in the Klon- dyke district.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
U. S. AFTER TIMBER
 LAND PLuNpERERS

Portland Ore. July 2S-Fraud in obtaining titles by means of dummy entries to vast tracts of timber land in Union County. Oregon. Is charged in n suit for damages for $6s5.93i 2s filed today by the IT ted States against ihe Grant. Ronde Lumber Company of Perry. Oregon. in the federal courts here. t
 Similar charges were aiso lad against Fred s. Stanley. who built the Railway Exchange Building. William <. Stanley. fo,ert Smith of Salt Lake City. Ed. s. Stanley. Ed Seamen. of Wisconsin. George W. Dwinnell. Jas. E. Love. J. S. sherman, Samuel c. Putnam. now deceased. and his ster- son. F. Richardson.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
W A R MIN G

Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to an act of the Legislature Of the Territory of Alaska, approved May tst,, 1919 EntjtIsd-"An Act to i'm 'poss . tax upon maIs persons in the Territory of Alaska for School purposes etc.," there was imposed and levied upon each male person In the Territory of Alaska, excepting Soldiers, Sailors in the United States Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, Volunteer Firsrnen, Paupers. Insane Psrsons, or Territorial charges, within the Territory Of Alaska or the waters thereof over the age of twenty ono years and under the age of fifty years, an annual tax of five ($5. 00) dollars.
 That said tax is now duo and the same will become delinquent on Aug gust 4th t All persons subject to said tax arc hereby warned to pay the same, and that in case of failure to pay said act will be imposed
 School Tax Collector for Nome and four miles from all se.e% Houses in organized School Disirtcts os the Second Division.
 JOHN HANCOCK,
 23o Front Street,
 Box 134, Nome, Al ,sisa.
 School Tax Collector
 For Second Judicial D;stri t. |.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
THEY BRING 1T IN
 EGGS FROM CANADA

New York-Fresh Canadian eggs, $2 t dozen. Laid by Ca l,iial Cup hens. scotch Ply mouth Rocks. Brandy bullets. Martin Leghorns. Bronx Min. oreas. and Gin batams! Strictly fresh with a kick.
 Take it from D. A. Sawyers, who has just arrived from Detroit. there are more ways of getting liquor across from Canada than shooting it in tor- ,pedoes. At the Waldorf Astoria last night. Sawyers said the stun Is being smuggled into this country in eggs diable.
 "It was discovered in Detroit re- gently. when q man with'a big market basket, just off boat from the Canad- ian side. was run into by a taxi" said Sawyers. The unmistakab bie order of good old Scotch pervaded the air. and a crowd gathered. The man did not wait to explain but left without ccre- mony. deserting his eggs. basket and all when the traffic policeman ap- preached.
 "The eggs proved to be filled with liquor and carefully sealed. The cus- toms inspector afterwards testified that he had noticed a great increase in egg imports. and that great many men and women had seemed to be doing this branch of their marketing in Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
WEDNESDAY CTELEGRAPHic).
UPTON AGAIN LOSES
 CUP CONTEST

sandy Hook, h.. I. July 27-The America cup defender Resolute won the deciding race of the 1920 America Cup series just before sundown today and America still retains the historic cup over which so'many thrilling sea battles have taken place since it was ican yacht America" in 1851.
 The yachts started at 2:17 this af- ternoon with very little wind along the course. Little wind prevailed un- ti toward sundown and neither vessel made muc'! headway for some time af- ter crossing the line. At one time an almost dead calm prevailed and it look ed as if the race would be declared of Possessing a marked advantage over the Shamrock " in light wind, the Resolute steadily gained on her op- ponent. With the approach of even- ing the wind increased and enabled the Resolute to cross the line by q safe margin.
 Discussing the defeat of his yacht. Sir Thomas Lipton declared he will again attempt to wrest away the cup next year. 'I have no excuse to of fer" he said The Resolute Is sthe better boat. I shall wait until next year before making another try for the cup to give some one else chance tp Cbol1pnp,.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
MANY VIC PASSENGERS
 STILL MAROoNEo

A major portion of the 125 passen- ed during lulls in the storm since the vessel arrived from St Michael Sunday morning but about 50 are still on board with little prospect of landing for another ten or twelve hours at least. Six or seven came ashore Sun- day in the Defiance and half dozai, more on the Standard yesterday even ing. Late last evening the lighterage company landed considerable num- Der. leaving between forty and fifty on board.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
PREMIGRs DECIDE sovlEr- ALLIED PEACE CONFER;
 ENcE DURATION

London. July :sth-The decisios reached by Prsmiers Lloyd George and Millers9d as Bolosne yesterday ts stand by the orisinal plan for a peace 'confsrence with the Russian! sovlets has bssn received with no enthusiasm or endorsement by the London press. The Times declared today that .'the matter is too Eravs for an :sir- reyocahae decision made 6ehind closed doors.~ and sympathIsss with the view that Amsrics msst have voics in the
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
cANAoiiNs SEEKING
 ESTABLISHMENT OF
 COLONY IN MEXICO

Mexico City, July 2S.-President dc "a Huerta today received a visit from The Canadian Agricultural Commis- ion who are here In connection with project to bring ten thousand Can- dian farmers to the state of coahuilla ,o settle on farm lands in that statc. The proposal to permit Canadian farm CTS to settle on Mexican lands had been under consideration for some time prior to the arrival of the com mission.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
 ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
OF SETTLEMENT or FINAL ACCOUNT

Ir the United States Commissioners
 Court for the Precinct of Cane
 Nome, Second Division. Territory
 of Alaska, in Probate.
 In the matter of the Estate of CHRISTEN ANDERSEN. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given. that the undersigned administrator of the es- tate of CHRISTEN ANDERSEN. de- ceased, has filed in the above entitled court his final account as administra- tor of the said estate. and that the 18th day of September 1920. at tho, hour of two o'clock In the afternoon of said day has been fixed by said court as the time for hearing of oh- jections to said report and the set. clement thereof.
 JOHN A. WILSON, Adminlstrator of the. estate of Chris ten Anderson. deceased.
 Publish-July 24. 31. Aug z, 14, 1920,
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on the dangers of Bolsbevism received in official circles here.
 "POland's fall would. entail the fall of Germany and Cxecho -Siovalsia." he says. Their neighbors to the north and south will follow. Let no one believe It (Bolshevism) will come to . stand still without enveloping Italy. France and England. Not even the Seven Seas can stop it."
 Addressing himself to citizens as a man who knows war. the General pleads that his message does not fall on deaf ears.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31

cantu calis Lower California ts Arms - Mexicai. Lower Calif.. July 2eth-
 Estabau Cantu. governor of the North ern district of Lower California. an- nounced today he had issued a cell to all citizens of the district to arms to resist invasion. folloyike receipt of re- ports that federal troops are being sent to Ensenada on the west coast.
 According to the reports three thou sand federal troops are on the way to Lower California to institute control by the Huerta government
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
THURSDAY > (TELEGRAPHic)
NOME FLYERS ARRIVE
 AT EDMONTON

Edmonton. July 2s-The Nome bound flyers arrived here yesterday afternoon and Commander Street ex- pressed confidence that the remaining jumps will be made more successfully.
 "Only forced landings will mar the good fortune that has attended Us" he said. But we do not anticipate any such contingency"
 Their machines will be thoroughly gone over here in preparation for the most difficult part of their journey and the aviators will not leave Edmon- day) morning.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
AMERICA PREsENTs ENGLAND
 STATUE GREAT ,EMANciPAToR"

London. July 28-Elihu Root, repre- sentative of America at the London conference aimed at establishing a High Court of Nations. today formal ly presented to the British people as a gift f'om America the St. 1pudens sta : tue of Abraham Lincoln Tin Canning Square. Later on the statue was un- yelled and Premier Lloyd George de- livered speech of acceptance.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Earthquake Gives Los Angeles
 oil Supply

Los Angeles. July 1s- Today .an- other earth tremble opened twp oil wells on property owned by the city. one giving forth considerable auanti ties of oil of high quality and the o:s.er making a pavement dangerous to traffic. The Board of Public Records has annouAced that the wells will he developed for the beneft of the muni- cipality. =.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
RESCUE FROM WAR REACTIONS
 NATIONS NEED

Northampton. Mass. July 27-- Rescue from the reactions of war" was. described as "the transcendent need of the nation" in, an address, which Governor Coolidge delivered here today in Accepting the formal nomination tof vice president on the republican ticket.
 "The chief task that lies before us" he said. is to repossess people of their government and their property.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
CUMMINGS PREDICTS COX VICTORY ON
 LEAGUE ISSUE

Washington. July 26-Homet &. Cummings. retiring chairman of the Democratic National Committee. fol- lowing prolonged conference with President Wilson, predicted today that Governor Cox with :he League of Ma ,irns question as the main iss,'. will win easily at the November election.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
TEMPORARY ADMISSION OF HORDE OF
 LABoRERs ASKED

Seattle. July 27-The admission of million Japanese to he employed in clearing logged over lands in Oregon and Washington and then returned to the Orient was urged upon the House committee Investigation the Oriental question at its morning session today by Frank Terrace. a pioneer farmer of Oriela, White River Valley.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
TRANS. CONTINENTAL MAIL
 FLIGHT STARTS TOMORROW.

New York July ao-A fleet of thrae all metal mon"p'ancs are heinz equip ed today. at Genital Park. Long Is- land. to take O tomorrow for san Francisco carrying the first bag of r. S. mail ever to cross the country by leroplane.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
ANGEL CITY VISITED BY
 TWO oUAkES YESTERDAY

Los Angeles. July PA second earthquake shock occurred here this afternoon. but. like the early morning quake, was slight and resulted in no material damage
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
WILSON RECALLED TO
 HANDLE COAL STRIKE

Washington, July 2sth-Secretasy Wilson of the Department of Labor has been recalled to Washington by the president to take charge of the Illinois coal strike situation. 2 cord irg 70 an announcement today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
ALLIES DISCUSSING
 CONFERENCE WITH
 :. SOVIET RUSSIA

Paris. July 27-Premier Millerand left today for Boulogne to discuss with Premier Lloyd George the Russian So- viet offer Of peace conference with the Allies and other important aues- tions.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
IN FIST FfaAr

Tokio. July 2S-Several fist fights occurred today in the Japanese House of Representatives following charges made by the opposition that Minister of Finance Takahashi has been stock gambling,
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
BELIEVED NOTED DRAFT
 EvADER IN SEATTLE

Seattle. July ly-29-Following a report that he was seen on a train entering Seattle. Grover Cleveland Berdoll. the notorious draft evader. is today beirg sought here by operatives of the De- partment of Justice.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
soLsnEvlkI ADVANCING INTO ARMENIA

ConstantlnopIe. July 2s-The Bol- sLeviki army advancing from Baku through Armenia has taken Coucha, 264 miles southwest of Baku. accord- ing to advices.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
LOWER CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR
 OPENLY REeELLlous

Mexico City. July 29-Colonel Es- tabau Cantu. governor of Lower Cali fornia, is in open rebellion against the new Mexi9an government. accord- ing to advices reaching President de la Huerta.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
LupENpoRFF WAnNs WoRLe <
 AoAlNsT ooLsHEvlsM

Washington. July ss-irhs victory for Soviet Russia over Poland would result in Bolshsvism sweepine all Europe and eventually the world. is the opinion of General won LudsndorfR. tho famous German war lord. His visws are set forth In . memorandum
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Canadian Ex-soldiers to Settle In Mexico

Calgary. July 29-General Cutchely has received permission to take into Mexico three battalions of British and land estates valued at million dol- lars, The expense of the project will be provided by the British government.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31

question. coinciding with It's view that America would repudiate any agree ment based on Isolsheviki conditions.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
SEATTLE COPS TO HAVE
 WEEKLY DAY OFF

Seattle, July 2s-In accordance with q council ruling, Seattle police men and firemen will be granted a days Rst every eighth day, beginning July 31st.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
NOME AIR EXPEDITION
 LEAVES SASKATOON

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, July 27- The four Nome bound aviators arriv- ing here yesterday hopped of for Ed- monton at ten o'clock this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
LOS ANGELES
 TREMBLoRs CONTINUE

Los Angeles. July es-Ano!her light earthquake shock kas felt ners at 11:26 this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
CONGRESSIONAL PARTY
 REACHES MANILA

Manila, July 27-Twenty one mem- bers of Congress arrived here today to visit the Philippines and Orient.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
OLD KLoNolkER DEAD

Seattle. July 24-John Hun. a vet eran of the Seattle police force and a stampeder to the Klondyke in the days of teh famous gold rush. is dead here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 FOR PATENT N. A. Nc.
 M. 8. No. 123e

In the United States Land Qfice< at
 Nome, Alaska =
 July s1. 1920.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that ALPfIoNsE 4 LAMoUREUX and ANITA t4AAfouKEUX. citizens of the United States. residing at and whose post ofiice address is Seattle. Washington. acting by and through their duly authorized agent and attor- ney in fact, Jas. M. Streeton, of Nome. Alasl<a. and whose post og1ce address Is said Nome. Alaska. have made ap- piication before the United States Lana Ohice at Nome. Alaska. for :, United states Patent for the JULES VERNE. ALPHoNsE FRACTION. FITzdARTIN GOLD DISCOVERY No. n and LITTLE CARMEN FRAc- TON PI4AcERs. on Martin Creek, in the Cape Nome Recording Precinct, Territory of Alaska. Second Division, contiguous and adjoining placer ground being Mineral Survey 12ss; said claims beips mtes particularly described in tho field notes and plat of the ofaciai survey thereof now on ale In saia Land once. at Nosne. AL asIsa, q follqws: s--
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The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT
 M. A. No. o3sI M. s. No, 1241

In the United States Land office at
 Nome, Alaska
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-10-02
GERMANS MAY NOT
 USE NATIVE TONGUE

Throughout the United States Germans have been staging many measures for the raising of funds to assit the needy women and childden of Germany and Austria and ehese entertainments have ben held in the German tongue. Protest has been made against the use of German by the American Legion and many cities have advised against it's use. The last to oppose the use of the Ger man is Los Angeles, where an en- tertainment was staged a few days ago for the humane benefit. We see no reason why the German or any other tongue should be used in thls country in the staging of any benefit or for that matter for any purpose. If the Germans are to become Amer ican citizens let them drop all indiom
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-10-02
DEER SEASON OPENS

And the deer season is now open and men from all walks of life have gone out into the open places and the shaded spots to hunt out the big game and will soon be coming back with a bag that will startle the natives. The bag of deer is one two-prong buck per season. Close season on all other deer. The open season lasts from October 1 to October 31 inclu- sive.
 Two turkeys may be killed in the season, which opens on the first of October and closes on the night of the 31st.
 There is no open season on elk, an- telope, fawn, female deer, mountain sheep and goats.
 Many people have gone out into the hills from Kingman and many are preparing to go. The points to which the trails point, are ;on the east, eyn part of the .Wallapaisreaerv and the Mount Hope country 3 Whils it is possible to find deer in the Wal lapai mountains, it is probable that the Indians have beaten their white brothers to them.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-10-02
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1Szs

that might lead people to believe that they are still attschsd to their native country, by ties that cannot be broken. It is because of the impossibility of assimilating. the TJaps that Americans oppose their immigration to this country and the same position will be taken against the Germans unless they show that they are practicing as they preach It will take long time to eradicate the feeling against Germany from the minds of the Amer ican people and failure to observe the little amenities will foster the ill will that still rankles. That this is true may be noted in the feeling existing in the hearts of every soldier who put into an English port but for a day during the late world war.