#XAMES DESTROY FAIR
BANKS AIRWAY UANGARS
(Fairbanks News-Miper:)
Fire originating f rota; a.* start cir
cuit totally destroyed..two Alaskan
Airways hangars, an airplane and a
large amount of supplies and parts
at Weeks Field Saturday, night. The
blaze did damaga^ol hetween §35,00(1
a»d §40,000.
Lack of sufficient hose at the start
made the work of fire fighting more
difficult. Had water been immediate
ly available, it is believed that some
of the parts might have been saved,
but the tiames had gained such a
head start that there was no hope of
preventing the hangars and airplanes
firms burning.
The tire started from an electric
spark as Ed Moore, company me
chanic, was cleaning the engine on
the airplane with gas. The cleaning
lipid flared up and the fire made head
way so rapidly that Moore rould not
extinguish it with hand chemicals.
All fire apparatus l'esponded to the
alarm. . Chemicals were soon playing
on the blaze, but the hope reached
just inside the gate leading to> the
field and it was noot until additional
hpse had been secured from the
Northern Commercial Company that
water could be used. The 300 gallons
of chemical were used to prevent me
blaze froom spreading to the adjoin
ing cold storag hangars.
By hard work on the part of fire
men ana others three airplanes
scored in the hangars were saved.
They were a Zenith, Swallow and
Wa$p. ^ The ends -of the,; Z.crytrv’s
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Elat, ,
Ophir,
TaJi'otira, >,
McGrath,
Lower Kustojkwim, .
Bethel ■
• a I its stabilizer were some
what damaged in running it nto the
open.
The Stinson biplane wh ch had
been bown in from Nome Saturday
afternoon, was totally destroyed. S >
intense was the heat that aluminum
parts in the valuable air-cooled mo
tor incited and ran together.
PITTSKURGH CAPITALIST CRE
ATES S1OJDO0.DOO FOUNDATION
I’riTSmJKGH.-r-A gift of $10,000,
o to b eexpended throtfgh a philan
thropic ofundation and to be used in,
i lie interest of public we fare was an
: in eul t .day by Maurice Falk, cap
italist ami philanthropist of P^ks
burgh.
- The fund ,-ds to. be known as the:
Maurice Falk Foundation and estab
lished as a memorial, to Mrs. Fark.
it w\ll begin operations at an ea’rly,
-dat t-.
The.entire lurid, with principal*nyl
inte ess,> expend u within 3S|.j
years, the •miuMiincem set forth.
board of seven managers, with,
‘.broad powers of discretion given
.-thpii, will be assigned thg- taisk _of
desjgnar.il:!; ti e grants foy reljgious,
charitable, .edu atioona^-and philap
thropic enterprises and for ...thtb^pro
;moti(?n. ofe. ,t hqj public interest.
GOVERNMENT WILL WAGE
WAR ON WARBLE FLY
A'ASJrllXGTON.—Along with the
propagation of reindeer in Alaska by
the federal government wll come the
problem of eradiiating insect pests
attackng the animals, whch appar
jently have grown n proportion to the
increase of the 1,200 reindeer in 1892
to 1,000.000 at the present time.
The numerical growth of the herds
and a description of the., parasite^,
particularly the warbl* fly, whch
penetrates the hides of the animus,
.was related to the subappropriations
committee ionsiderng the agriru.tural
department supply bill, which was.
reported to the House today.
Carl J. Lumen, presdent of the
,Lo(pen Keindeeer Corporation. testi
fied that the hides are five times as
•valuable if free from these insects.
Lomen said about 17,000 animals
were Drought to the United States,
during the past year, but that num
ber could have been luU.000 with bet
ter shipping facilities.
The federal government plan of
assigning voluntary prison labor to
work on roads is being tried out n
■ Juneau, where eight men from the
federal jail there recently went to
work on the old Perseverance Mine
■"road. No labor froom this source
twill be. performed in road mainten
»aQpe no on any project for which
•futiQs a^e available.
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Successors to .Northern Commercial Co. At
Talcotoa, Alaska.
SPENCER
Statement cl' the Ownership, ?;4—
n.cni, escalation, Etc., Required
By the Act of Congress of AugW
21, 1012,
Cf ihe Kusko Times, published week
at . .l)t:ia, Alaska*' for April
1, 1921).'
Territory of Alaska, )
Fourth Judicial Division,, i *sS*
Before me, a Notary Public" in and
for the Territory and Division afore
said, perso; a iy appeared A. X. Grant,
who, having been duijc sworn accord-'
ing- to law, deposes and says that h«is
the editor, pu&lisher, business man
ager and owner oSl.Tbie Kusko Times,
"and that the follow^pg, is, to.the bent
uiif h: knowiengp and belief,, a .tr.ue
tki dit of the ownership, mmh
..ent (and if a dailjr paper, the circu
lation,), etc., of the tforesaid publica-..
„ion foi- the date-shown in the abpve
caption, requ red by. the Act of August
■21, *942,embodied'imSpct ion,4H* Pp*-v
„ai daw anil Reguiatne uK.pn#rii*d;
e n , ’: e of this fortp, J^.wik.
1. ; hut the narnon a%dtAd4-M*se? f>t
the p ibllslte.r, edi f o.r,, jnajfcng^g edilos«
at*a L' ■: .i,ese manager argi
t pt:! liufc§r, editor, map&oing ^editor,-,
i.and business, u.anag.^i.: A, X, prantt,
Xakotna, . -t .a.
2 ;hat t e owner is: (fi owned
by a cyrjicTafivn* ?-(i'
in> . -i e rta;#d,and a^Mjjmmod -
alt ., i i t-, .ti <lhft...nawefcil»n«i ad
drttit-s t . t.icknold.ers onwps or
holding.oi.e per cent ox:, ju.o.r# .of total
ai j. . .. If not owned by a
e.,xp •-.tae name* mid ai)^l;.esjas
ol tae n.u.\ uv.al owners must be
given. If owned by a firm..company,
or other unincorporated • concern, its
name and address, as w-ali as those of
each individual member, must be*
given.) A. X. Grant, Tokotna, Alaska.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning or bonding 1 per .cent or.
more of total amount of bonds, mort
gages, or other securities, are: (If
there are none, so state.) None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the
ers, stockholders, and security holder**-,
if apy, contain not only the list .of.
stockholders and security ho.ders a*,
tney ^apjiegr upon, the books - of-ytho
- TMMJiy* but algo, in cases where ihe
etotpiftoj&r or security bolder appears
*jpou.. th*:vbooks of the company as
trustee or in any other fiduciary rela
tion, the name of the person or cor
poration for whom such trustee.is act
ing, is given; acyo. that the said two
, aragraphs contain statements em- j
bracing affiant s fu,U k4<y«ledge and-j
leief* as to the circumstances and ,
conditions under -rwhich stockholders j
und .security .do. not ap^, j
-rear, .upon the hooks, p&.thp.coinpapy ]
.as trustees, hold stock, and securities
in a capacity other .than that of a i
bona fide iwner; and this aidant has
no reason to believe ..that any other
person, association, or corporation has , 1
any interest direct or indirect in the
Said stock,, bonds, or other securities
than as sc* stated by him,,
5. That, the- ayeragg number of
cop es of each.issue of’this publica
tion sold or distributed, through the •
. a Is or otherwise, to paid subscribers
ri .g the six months preceding the
uate shown above is: . . (This
information Is required frpm daily
publications only.)
A,,X. Grant,
Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before m«
this 17th day of January ,f 930.
F. C. II .SPENCER,
Notary Public.
My commission expire* May p, 1932. .
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Peter Davey, his heirs, successors
and assigns:
You, and ea-h of you, ars hereby
notified that I, tha un<leyjg%edt.y QiHCi
: co-owner, have expended in labor mad
improvements the sum' of net. less
L than. one. hundred dollars- for > the
> years 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 19*5>
1926, 1927, 1928 and 1929 upon plaaer
f mining, claim No. 3 Above Discovery
on Esperanto creek, a tributary af
' Madison creek, in th% Innoko Mining
! and Recording. Precinct, Fourth divi
j sion, Territory of Alaska, in order to
; hold saic claim under the provisions
! of Section 2Ct4 of the Revised Stat
' ■ n c ■ mai. -ea»*em-WK <ae ew ■».»• -i
j Du Hand's :
I Cafe and j
| Hotel
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Flat City
i the- iv<<iC«u Scaes and the
amendment® thereto, concerning an
nual labor upon mining- claims, being
He. amount iieqpined to hold said min
laim fi>r the period June 30,
1330.
/.nd if, within ninety days after the
p, bncation of. this notice, you fail or,,
refuse to contribute your proportion,
of said expenditure, as well a*.tbft
cost of reeoediAK tHe same,, and-, tbfc
cobls of this advertisement, yourj-in-,
terost in said claim will besom*-. th*.
property of tha undersigned, your do
wner, who has made the required i
sipeiidituree-'cupdcr the -terips of .said
Section,.250^Revised Statutes
* the Unitq^rfilaiefiS.
JVKft KRUEGER,
Co-Owner.
First pub.. Oc; ,t'l<l; last-Jan. 25> 1330s.
VOTTCErO#^ FORFEITURE!
To John Bernard and George Gunder
son, th r hfjra* ex-.rutors or a®- ,
signs:
You, and eaeb'oi 'yon. are ht*f4)r
:'find that-I, the undersigned*.y<m*.T
■ o-o\vper, have expended in abor and '
improvement' the sum of not less
han one bund: ed doiarr for the year
• rd'r.g Jtme 3Jk;,L!S2§* upon the Novi
!:et placer noting claim,, Long
When, In.
Fairbanks
Fpr Real tiwme-drown
Til ICK IiN’. DINNERS -
Try TT*e
18-Mile
Roactoouse
A Short Drive Through De
lightful Forest Scenery.
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1&& , and* Mrs. Gto.
Mutchler
I’ropri^^oes
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Ihone Il».:Advanee, -for Special
Parties.
NiC* BALLROOM
Where All May Daaee to Their
Delight, by RauioMusic.
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creek, Nulato recording precinct.
Fourth Division, Territory of Alaska,
in order to hold said claim tlhder the
provisions of Section 2324 of the Be- ‘
v sed Statutes of the United States
and the amendments thereto concern
ing-; annual,.labor upon mining claims,
being the amount required to hold'
said mining' claim for the.period lend
ing June 30, 1929.
And if,; within ninety dftyp.- after*
the publication of .this notice, 'fgsD
' or refuse to contribute your, prpppE
tion of said expenditure, as welljags
i the cost of recording the savMc.afld-i >
i t he costs of this advertisements,ypwrr
‘nterest in said claim will becomertht;
pripeity of the undersigned, your-eo
owner, who has made the required
expenditures under the terms of said’
Section 2J24 of the Revised Statute*;
of .the United States.
ROBERT DEACON,.
Co-owuer. .
First pub. Oct. 20; last Jan. 25, 1930j.
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