JAIMES TO GIVE MURDER
DETAILS IF LIFE IS SPARED
SEATTLE.—^In a. statement given,
to the newspapers today, Prosecutor.
Colviji announced that, an offer had
been made by. counsel, for -BobGaines.
to nablc the accomplice to the murder
of Silvia and reduce Gaines’ sentence!
of ddath to a. sentence for second de- •
gree‘murder .
Golvin admits that he suspected, at
the time of the trial, that Gaines was
aided by an accomplice in the slaying
of hfs daughter. The prosecutor has
recorfimended to counsel for the con
demited man that the confession be
obtained, naming the person who aid
'd C?aine* in the'fiendish murder.
HKaH'Y KPN HF salmon
REPORTED NEAR SEWARd !
SEWARD—C! St Hale, of San
Franfcisco, president of three fishing
concerns, announced that the once
great Alaskan cod Ashing west of
Sewrird would he, immediately re
vived., The Union Cod Fishing Com
pany, the Alaska Codfishing Comnaiiy
and ’the Alaska. Salmon Company,
whicti Hale heads, are already oper
ating at Pirate Cove
Since the opening of salmon fisWng
in Resurrection. Ba.v several fishermen
haver reported *200 —. day - eatehes.
The salmon run is the ■fieaviesct in
years, presumably as the result of
■small fry planted four years ago..
ANDY WHITE FILLED WITH
A SPIRIT OF ELATION
Andy White is carrying- around a!
spirit of elation these days. Fifteen
years ago Mr. White took a. shot at
a bunch of ptarmigan and with the
firing of the shot something hit him
in the right eye. The water ran
freely, but no relief came to the eye.
While the eye was not seriously im
paired from ordinary duty, it was ap
parently impossible fbrr him t« make
anywhere near a perfect shot front
that time on. In fact, to use »
; slang phrase, he was a 'bum shot. To
make matters worse, three or four
years afterward a mole or something
akin to it, came upon the left eye,
adding further to the impairment of,
vision and especially so when he at-i
tempted to do anything with his gun.
Time went on, and about- five years
ago, while on- the Outside, Mr. White
consulted two eye specialists. The
first specialist consulted, Aftelc^ewun-;
ination, said there- was particle I
imbedded in the eve, although it,
would be impossible to remove it,-for
fear of leaving an owning, through:
which the eye matter bebind-it might,
escape. 1 A second ajfeclaliat vgave the j
same obinirtn. Th£re Vas nothing to
be done. Andy came whack home and:
took up his usual pursuits.
But now conditions are different1.
A. few weeks ago Mr. White-noticed
that a change had come over ' his
right eye—the particle hjfd -apparent-)
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| ly worn itself from its imbedment!
and been cast entirely out of the eye.1
| Iit the meantime, obstruction to vision !
in the left eye also has removed it- J
self. All is now well with both eyes.]
and Andy says, in handling a gun j
these days, no matter how distant, he !
can pick, the objective almost every;
time.. No wonder he rejoices, and in
this his many friends will also rejoice
with him. — .
HOBNAILED SHOES CAUSE
OF YOUTH’S ELECTROCUTION
SAN FRANCISCO.— Hobnailed
shoes were declared • to have caused
the death.- of William Richardson,
Oakland high school student, who
was electrocuted at the radio broad-,
casting station K.FWM. Four thou-!
sand voltsof electricity passed thru
his hody. when he removed a cap
from the commutator in the station.
The nails-in his-shoes established
a short circuit when they touched the
floor and the current 'passed thru him
: by that means, police were told
GANES LOSES- F^NAL AP- -
PEAL; KNIUIS IN SIGHT
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SEATTLE.—-The Shpreimv-Court of
the United States* refused to review
| the case of Robert: Gaines, undPr sen
tence of death for-the murder of his
daughter in this city. . .The court has
'held that- there are no grounds- uuoti
’which it can review the cSsec -
The decision removes the lost>hope
of the condemned man for interven
•tton by the ■•highest-tribunal in the
| land.. ;
| Announcement has-been made-by •
| the court that it will issue its man
date at once,-thus-paving the way-for
the carrying out of the*- sentence
which was imposed upon. Gaines at
the time of bis -conviction*
- Alaska Notes? !
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Mormon eyes as-c- turning -fro«u«
Utah, according to Charles > I). Car*?
field, head 'Of the Alaska department
of the Seattle. Chamber-of Commerce,
ajrecent visitor to Fairbanks,- whd'told?, i
tlje Fairbanks News-Miner that.' a I
party of six will arrive there shortly
to give the country-the-“once over/'.
They are looking for homes arm
ranches where thajt may establish
colonies of settlers, having bdetr"Con
vinced that agricultural - pursuits "can.
he followed- m Alaska with success*"
“It is only another one of the cum
ulative effectts of advertising treccm.
pjished by the Territory:
field said.- ■ For some time Utahans
hive -been" interested in the raising
of livestock 1 along the - Aleutian
Islands, where they- have-no w demon
strated a wool atid cattle industry,
which is being further carried on by
Jack McCord, on the island, at Sitka
lilak, where a thousand new. head of
sheep are being brought in. this sea
son to add to the fifteen thousand al
ready to the westward. Several main
stockholders of the Aleutian Island
livestock Company are residents of
Ogden and Salt Lake. The sheep
being brought in this season,are being
shipped in by Wyoming stockmen,
who thereby 'become stockholders, in
the McCord company.
It is reported that Whitehorse was
virtually deserted a few days ago, fol
lowing a stampede to a supposed rich
placer gold strike, about, three days’
travel from Whitehorse*
Two Indiana arrived-at Whitehorse
with S3 dunces Of coarse heavy gold,
including nuggets valued at from |5
to $20.-The strike is.on Squaw creek,
which is. reached by auto, motor boat
and trail via Champagne Landing
and Dezebesh lake.
John J. Tigert, commissioner of
education, recently appeared before ,
the House committee on ducation andI
labor urging an appopriation in ordr
jfcat building • Material may be sent
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from Seattle this summer to Point
Barrow, the school house at which
place was burned last winter. Chil
dren at Barrow are now being taught
in an old store building, whie tleach
ers are living in huts.
FOBFSITUftB NOTICE'...
To H. W. Strangman, Jack. Lament,
James McHugh, J. N.-Anderson, *
E. Coke Hill, and all persons -
claiming by,1 through or under i
them, or any of them, and> their !'
heirs, executors, assigns and SUc-J
cessora in interest, greeting:
You and each of you are hereby
notified:- That -during each fcf the!’
following annual labor years, to-wit:
the years ending July fst, 1922, 1923,
f1»24, 1925, 1926 and 1927, -the under
signed put one hundred - dollars
($100.00) worth of work and improve
ments on the certain plater mining
claim on Lorig Creek, in the Nulato
Recording District, . Tej*itbry,v of
Alaska, -known as Buckeye Associa
tion.
...That all of said-work and improve
ments were required by law-and were
put upon said claim in compliance
therewith in order to bold the same
for each said year and- thereafter;
That during each' said-year and at
all times thereafter the undersigned
.was and is a co-owner of each said
claim, and if within ninety. (.90) days
after the ninety (90) day publication
hereof, to-wit: ninety days after the
28th day of April, 1928;. you- and each
of you do not contribute to the under
signed your proportion of said ex
penditure for each, said claim for
each said year, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the
undersigned.
That the sum each, of you should,
contribute for each said claim for
each said years-bears the same rela
tion to one hundred dollars ($100.00)
as your undivided interest in each
said claim bore to the entire interest
'.■rrr.-. -- v.
-•t.—Iv.--.. ~ ■Jil'i •.L-sjuai'seznairsas--.
in said claim, during each said ysax.
ELLA A. CRANE,
PuKv A IflcVn
First publication, April’ 28, 1028;
last publication, Aug. 4, 1928.
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To Frank Irwin, his heirs, executors,
assigns and successors in interest:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that the undersigned has ex
pended for»annual labor and improve
ments- the sum of one hundred’ dellar*'
($100.0®)- per year for the years 1914, a.
1916, 1916; 1917V 1920;-1021, -1922 and
1928 Upon the following -described • '
mining claims in the 'Innoko Record
ing District, Territory -of Alaska: •
No. 4 Above Gold Run- Groups on
'Little creek, a tributary- of Gafcaa -
creek;
No. 6 Above God Sub' Group,-oa
Little creek, a tributary of Ganes - ■
creek.
That all of said work and- improve-- -
ments were required’by law ana -were
put upon said claims in compliance v
therewith in order to hold the same *
for each said year and thereafter; *'
And if within ninety (90)^ day* -
after the publication of this notice '
you, or any of you, fail to pay yeur
portion of the amount expended da >
the above claims, your interest in
said claims will become forfeited to
the undersigned co-owner, according
to the provisions of Section 2324 Re
vised Statutes of the United States,
WILLIAM SCHNEIRLA.
First publication, March 3, 1928.
Last publication, May 26, 1928.
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