mraaw
A*L IS CONJECTURE REGARD.
ING FATROF BEN 'FEELSON
From Fairbanks or. -Nome during
the past few days: no word has comp
regarding tW fate of oCl. Ben C4rl
Eielson, wetlJhnown* Alaska' airman
who disappeared in the Siberia* wilds
about a months .igo»> while making
flight to'thb" steamer Nimik, lying in
tht vjp-tnityemp^orth 13ape. All'that
is;khown*’is tnat a number erf hardy,
heroic fliers, weather permitting, are
now -searching for Eielson over-the
ajf route that he is supposed' to have
tfefcen and that other fliers and air
planes are- now en route from the
States and will join those already on
gaged in searching;
Throwing some light on Eielson's
disappearance are the telegrams sent
oqt from Nome, the- flrst of which,
dqted November 16; is as follows: |
'‘Nome, Nov. 16.—A radio message!
says it is still storming at Cape
North and Teller. Pilot Eielson is
nqt reported to have arrived at the
Nanuk, which is frozen in at CJbpe
North.
The- only other ship in the sea is
the Soviet steamer Stavropol, . three
miles off shore .. from the Nanuk.!
There is a slim* chance of the Soviet!
vessel getting out. -
“Pilot Dotbandt' is still delayed by
bad weather, which has listed a week
today. Dorbandt, wires that: he be
liqs;.'*j»4«tsbn ie down in sonw lagoon
jaTSip’drta in the storm; Eielson has
many days’ rations, a sleeping bag, I
ar>d a primus stove. Both planes have'
heen delayed a week. Dctrbandt will i
try Sunday: to. reach the Nanuk." 1
Amplification of .the above, dispatch-.'
was contained in a wire received at'
Fairbanks. b> Charles- L. ..Thompson J
manager. of the Alaska Airways, from.
Pilot -Dorbandt at Teller,.. Dorbandt
said that Olaf Swenson,, aboard the
Nanuk, wired r; “Efcfttdaya ago, just
as it was gettiog.jlaBk with bad visi
bility, Eieison firmed around a na
tive’s house twice,* about. , 60 miles
from here, but did not and. Another
Russian trapper, heard the plane
about mile* from here. Cape Serge
ni.tr.- . who have just,arrived repor£<
li ■ - .--.fa? been no visibility for the’)
si. .< w days. Think Eieison is
■ w;ifro along the lagoon east of
r - i- Yesterday the visibility^, waaa
cod. Possibly Eielsoiv-dant -.
«*-w i-s landing gear, otherwise her
fchuuid have arrived. If weather per
mits, tomorrow will send dog team in
an endeavor to locate him.”
A telegram from. Nome- dated No
vember 22, ways: -
“Nome:-*-rMs the.teeKef of the Rus
sian trader who bUtdjehTd the motorj
of the- KiUniltcJV; monoplane carrying!
Ben Eieison and Earl.Borland toward;
Cape Ndrtft,; ffiberfig. thafcfit went in
land in a ftfg and may have come to
grief by hitting a mountain life mile* -
distant from the coast
“Three more' dog teams have been
started out from the Nanuk to search
for the plane.
“Poor flying weather prevails at
Nome, Teller and Cape North. Dor
bandt’s plane and he are only await
ing a break in the weather to take off
and look for Eieison.
"Workmen worked all night in a
blizzard on the Dorbandt plane, weld
ing an axle and making .other minor
repairs to the lowe'p wing.
“Dorbandt is using the same. pUkht
52*twin, aadi ‘Wttkfna usedvi between ;
Fairbanks and Point Barrow on their
first polar expedition.”
»<J GRANGE INS RULES OP
ALASKA GAME COMMISSION
JUNEAU.-rThh ‘ Alaska. Game
Commission, 'holding its sirtb annual
neetinfc hey*; • will make no- changes
[or «. year at any rate in the regvl*- ,
ions- of,’the several fur districts in
he Territory. A. realignment of, the
listrictts is needed, but this must be
studied for anoother year.
Ih the interest of conservation of
xnigrattory birds the Commission.will
|-ecommend to the Secretary of Agri
fcultture that, the maximum posses
sion of all species of ducks, geese and
brant be cut to BO birds at any- time..
The reduction, is made- advisable by.
the seeming Tow number of tnigra*
tory birds observed" at. breeding
groynd* iw.the interior and’plao far
.ther north.
| Southeastern Alaska..,seems, to be
ithe only area in , which migratory
Ttipds have been bolding thair , own,
.during recent year*- .
to J*«drtfcern: OoHja>«^Ul .
Takotna^Ataka
niSHATi PI7BLIC< UX1BITT
K1K«H~W1UL OPERJiti:
MINNEACDfclS^ Public utility
jdanCs allied 'with the Foehiy, com
pan®,. «ht«h i want into. reviver ship
fin*, weekd agm Will continue: ropera*;
ti*na*, said* a statement by, Joseph'
Chapman, receives. < |
TnA concern* are in sound condi
tieci, ind services will be maintained
without interruption, he said. Over
head, coats of the organization will be
rrdutKd- $500,0000 a year through^
curtailment of activities here and in,
‘jjiimWy.-sales, offices throughout the,
pffcabpycy. j
£ '’id collapse was caused by dwind
-itr, -acs qf Foshay securities, he de-,i
rl, as operations depended upcn>,
v of stockto the public.
CH AUG EOF EXTORTION FILED!
AOA1NSTS NEW YORK WOMAN
NEW YORK.—Accused by porlitfcr
of extorting more than $170,00Qfrj*n.t
Nathan: L., Amster, prominent- fiaaar j
cier, an attractive 34-year-old tou-j
nette, who, charges Amster is ttpA
father of her six-year-old boy, is un
der $6,000 bail pending a hearingvtt>
momw.
Olga Pi. Edwards, former resideWrj
of Seattle, was arrested after Aro-i
ster’s secretary, through arrange-j
ments with police, raided her apartr
ments and found $500 in marked :b>ls;,
Amster, who is 60' years oldy is
married ,and the father o|f two sana.
He denied paternity of the child, but
admitted'paying the ' woman huge,
sums over tha last six years. .
WHJIT :A aSJSffJ® INSPECTOR *
OF TAXES MUST KNOW
% LONDON.—Many a man wh» hat
tried to figure out hfo jncouNr ta^ re
turn would be astonished to hear how
much a British inspeotoitpf taxes has
to know before, he. is tumwedoDsa o»
the taxpayer.
Among the? questions asked 'inS an
examination were the following:'
Explain the action, of jnaat intitHW
ing.
Girt an account of:tHe work-Jof the
SSalvation Army.
State. the arguments fol^ and
against the channel-tunraeL
How far is it i passible to. make • a
food for infapts that is a satisfantcvy
tory substitute {or mother's
Account for the pojmburity? oUnu
sical comedy or revue. •
Candidates also were nakdd dimer
ous question thdaring. .orajausic, poi
soning, radio, ppes^andxCeoEgg .*«&
nard Styrw.
NOTICE or FoirOTTEE. "
To Petep. Davey^Ua huim ^mocesssra
and assigns :*
You, and each of iyau, are hereby
notified thfit I, iHat.unAahaigned, your
co-ownazvhave expended in labor and.
improvements the sum of sot less
than one hundred dollass « for the
yean 192T; 1922. 19e*;.lB24, 18t*.
1826, 1927, 1928 and 1829 upon planar
mining claim No. 8 UUMravPisssusey
on Esperanto crooks a ^tributary ot
Madison crook,: in thhldnid Mining
and Recording Pnctnbfc.-.FetHth divi
sion, Territory of Aieidigi jn aader to.
hold said claim underrthdKprovisieas
of Section 2324 of thfc Roomed Stat
f
Frank J. Gttekeyv
Notary Public
Du Randal
Cafe and
Hotel
Fkt City
utes of tba./Ufitted! StaM ud tbd
amendments thtauto coaMrninc an
nual labor upon' Twining eUima, babic
tha amount imjpinsd't* hold Mid s»i»
, injf claim, forr the period Juno W,
1899.
Aad tCiwitMn ninety daya after the
publication, of 4 this notice, yon (ail or
: ref use * Umoeutribute your proportion
'.of said expenditure, as well aa the
cast aLSwoordlag- tha eaaao, and tin
! costs o£ this advertisement, your In
terest in ■ said claim will become the
property oft tin undersigned, your oo
owrme,, jrhe has made the- required
expenditures under the terms of Mid
Sectidn 2824 of the Revised Statute*
'•of Uni Waited States.
JOHN KRPEGEK;
Co-Ownar.
First, pub. Oat. 26; laat Jaa. 25, 19SO.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To John.Bemard and George' Gundier
soar their heirs, executors or as
signs:
Yrtu, and each of you,, an Hereby
.notified that I, the undersigned, your
co-owner, have expended in labor and
impcovements the aura of not leM
‘ than one hundred' dolars for the year
■ending Jtone 39, 1929, upon the Novi
kaket placer mining claim, Long
When lit
l Fairbanks
For Real Home-Grewa
CHICKEN DINNERS
i&me
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DNm la. Advance fer Special
Parties.
NICE BALLROOM
Where AH May ,D»aee to TKetr
Delight, by Radio Music.
A < Sheet Mae Uveas* De
lightful Fenst Seousry,
Mr*, and Mfs.Gro.
Mutchler
...
'7nt>k;..- rffaUtto recording BMMihaL'
PountH< Division, Territory of AUka.
nveTdertottokisahl claim urtdue the
! psduisJoiu ofe Sfeetiom 2334 of. the Re.
vised1 'Statute* of, the United? State*
udlli'itt«uiaMnt> thereto -oeacem
injp annual labor upon muting daima.
being- tlie amount»required]* ter htli
said forth* period'end
ing JuneSS,. 1923.
And if;; •,a44hthj i ninety., days after
the publierttiotnof'thia notice, you fail
or refuseite contribute ybiir propor
tion of: said/expenditure, its well as
the* cost, of' -recording the earna, and
the costs. of this ad\)trtfc>einent, your
interest in said clainr -wiU becOtne the
pripertyxof tbo-urdr.rsisinSd^,-yi»ur co
owner, who >ha* nfedfe tltd* required
expmdituroa 'undfef tib tarmp-of said'
Section 2334 of the'Revised'' HJtatutesi
of the United States..
ROBRRTv’tUClACON,
, ... . Cfc-owner.
Fiist pub, Oct. 2&; la*MJta; 25„ 1930.
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