CRACK NAVY FLIER'CARRIED
TO DEATH AS PLANE'CR ASHES |
WASHINGTON.—Liedt. ‘George T.
Cuddihy, one of the navy's most ex
perienced fliers, «ks 'killed when a
British Bristooi-jluUdeg airplane be
wu testing crashed after diving
from a 10,000-foot altitude and bur
ied itself so far in the earth that
only the flaet «f the pilot were visible
above the plowed ground.
Mora than half an hour was spent
by thr navy personnel of the Ana
costa air station in digging to extri
cate the body.
The ship was delivered to the navy
only last week. It was constructed
to make 180 miles an hour at full
military load.
Waino PuntHa and Olaf Waagen,
former well known okltimers of this
junction, were departures from Fair
banks a few days ago, headed .Tor :a
*xip to the Outside. Also .arriving at
Anchorage a few days .ago was .whs
Frank Hart, also headed lor Juneau,
probaby to the Outside. He made
the trip from here to Henana in 12
•slays.
A daughter wcas born to Hr, and
3(rs. Car Lottsfeklt .at Beattie :a few
•4ays ago, according to word Teceived
here from Papa Xiottsfeldt, noow at
Anchorage.
Mail Carrier Charlie (O’Halloran,
with incoming mail, arrived Tuesday,
proceeding on his way ‘.to IQphir .on
“Wodneeday.
ffc A SOCIAL WAT.
Chris Kelson on Tuesday evening
was host to a number of friends at
a most appetizing dinner, his guests
including: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Taylor.
Miss Louise Secor, Misses Grace and
Bettie Taylor, Henry Martella, Half
dan Wiig, A. X. Grant.
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Henry Martella and Halfdan Wiig
collaborated Thursday evening in an
excellent dinner to a few friends, the
guests being: Miss Louise Secor,
Charles Goebel, A. X. Grant.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Taylor on Sun
day e\er>mg were hosts to a few
friends at an excellent dinner. Those
seated, aside from the hosts, were
Mr. and Mrs. D. £. Clough, Miss
Margaret Clough, Misses Grace and
Bettie Tc+yior, A. X. Grant.
Harry ;K-ardanoff was a Thursday
arrival fom Flat, ccomsng over '.with
Mail (.Carrier Charlie Konig, and left
Friday foor McGrath. fur a fawdsys’
visit at that place.
(Charlie Nichols • was a yesterday
arrival from Ojihir, to which .place
he expects to -irdturn -within the- next
couple of dsys.
Takotna -thermometers 'during the
past few days have registered from
30 .to 40 'below.
Miss Louise 'Secor, driving -a. team
of flnw dqgs, returned today from. -•*
brief visit sat McGrath.
(George W. Clyde oma a Friday tH*
jfcar.
A. .H. Twitchell arrived Thursday,
returning t o Ophir on Friday.
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I NPAS8ING.
You "have heard this one, of course:
"Tht shades of night were falling
fast.” j
And, again, you’ve certainly heard
mk
“It’s always'darkest' before dawn.”
But didja ever hear!this one:
“When the ■ days commence to
lengthen, them thcx-oold begins Jto
strengthen.”
• Oh, Bui !
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'' The shortest ahiy -of 'thffJ vear^ahd
anoother milestone has- --passed.
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.\Kiiid remembrances- and-, all good
wishes for a Merrjt'OhrrSttniLK. and. a
Happy and Prosperous New Year,
from The Kusko Times, to all its
cl’entelo. :-i Irons and readme, and
especis.'yto.'klbipweunal friends. ,
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With e.-.-h passing .day the.chances
,.>ok slimmer .and slimmer., ffer poor
tien Eielson, Alaska’s, pioneer »flier,
whose notable ..achievements, one of
which especially warf’.<hisj. flight with
Captain Wilkins from feBarrow to
Bpiizbegen, have-wool him world-wide
recognition and honor. . All p. praise
and. honor to Ihoeebhrave, heroic
I souls now engaged pun. whouiare ■ on
I their, way t* the .'bleak, hlizzardy1
wastes of Neigh -Siberia .to start
search for. the famed pilot and his
I companion. ..Chances for. locating
! them may be "slim, but there is still
hope .that the utayn.have: fallen at
some isolated . i spot, damaged .; his
plane, found refuge with.some kindly
| trapper. Well, here’s hoping that
the valiant searchers may 'locate: that
cabin. And. Ben therein on. a bunk of
] furs, surrounded by blather congenial
souls, quaffing theis:. coffee. and hold-i
| ing friendly coonverse as they await |
i the time .when-they; can make the big ;
getaway.
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Mrs. Howard ’.Laogjfy, writing
.frame Soap Lake..Washington, under
date of Navember 19, states . that
they arrived; at'the Lain* & couple jrf
mouths previous, and that they ex-,
peered to leave for'Seattle about ©e- ■
ceihher 1. . * Their visits at the lake
had proven most beneficial .to Mr.
Lan{th;y>.who;lshe3Baul, “is improving
every djev-arfid getting seal Ait” All|
of which. is most pleasing news.
Owen Gray. Spruce crefik, was aJ
yesterday arrival fout visit that will
extend over thei Christmas season. .
John Edwards;. "wWl. knawit- Spruce
creek mining man, was a yesterday
arrival for . a visit that refill extahd.
ove the Christmas season.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Peter Davey,. hi*-heirs, successors
and assigns:
I You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that I, the uodersignad; your
I co-owner, hove expended in -labor said
improvements the sum of <net lees
than one hundred .'dollar* . for the
years ' 1921, 1922,^1228, 1924, 199,
mS. 1927, 1928 end 1029 upon placer
mining claim Mo. 3 Above Discovery
on Esperanto eroOk, a. tributary -of
Madiaen creek, iin the tlnndko Hrinmgi
and According .Precinct, Fourth .divi-.
eian. Territory of. Alaska, ia seder Ao
hdd said claim under .-ibe , previsiona
of flection 2324 of the BevMed.-£tat
£rankJ. Guskey
Notary Public
Du Rand’s
Cafe and
Hotel
fht City
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utee of fche ^United Siaee and tki
amendments thereto concerning an
nual; labor upon mining claims, being
•the* amount; required to hold said min
ing iclaim *.for the period June , *0,
IwO.
A udif/within ninety days after the
publication of ithie notice, you* fail*, or
refuse to contribute your proportion^
of said expenditure, as wtll an ths.
eostibfi teeuuihir the same, and the
ct.sus of this advertisement, youinin
terest iu^snrd claim will become the
property otf! the* undersigned, your co
owner, has i made the required
erpenditwnes under the terms; oft said'
Section *S24.'of the Revised fitatutaan
of .the* dtiided States. ;•••*'
I'JOHN KR1EGER,
First ^iUb>j®cfe 26; last Jan. 2S, 1930-.
' WOTTCK UF FORFEITURE.
He John ^Bernard and George Gunder
son, the it heirs, executors or as
signs:
1 Your and; each of pan, ere hereby
notified-that I, the undersigned, your
co^owner,.-have expended in labor and
improvements the sum of not less
than one hundred dolars for the year
ending* Junh 30, 1929, upon the iNovi
kaket placer mining claim, Long
WMk, Nulato uncording preeinet.
Fourth Divitiea, Territory of Alaska,
in order to "bald said claim under the
provisions off Section 2324 of the Re
vised Statutes of file United States
and the amendments thereto concern
,ing; annual labor upon mining claims,
b«n|:!. the •■amount required to'* hold
skid; mining claim for the period*end
in^uJurie 30, 1929.
ArAbdc, if*’ Within nhjetyudaya.. /kite?
th»»li bis cation of this notice, yaiadhli
or..-niefuse to-- contribute your? propor
tion;' of ; skid expenditure** a*’ cielfeaa
thef-cbst of ■ rdoerding’itheimma .dad
the coats; of ; this advertTsemfentV'yeui
interest itr skid claim will becautin the
•ftsperty: of the underaigded, ytour; co
owner, who has made the requited
expenditure* under) the term si of skid
■ '*rtiofl '2324 of the Revised Statutes
cif) the United States.
ROBERT DBACON,
'' 'Co^owner.
iSlrst i>uh. Oct. 26; last Jaiu'.SI, 1A»
ROSICaUClAN ITT STEKHM- -V Jhl
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