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*)0?EVEBT STUDYING PLANS,
r,ET NBK G0LB SELL ABROAD
WASHINGTON. — HJodi&rtion of
tic (Jov^rhiment’s embargo against
the export «t gold to tKje extent of
oermiltiug tho- sale of gold- newly
— ' -— -!■ - —' *-1. — TT—-* ,, .1- Of *-- Wa
wined ini tbe United States U> be sot
sn tjfa free markets- of life. w«>rld wasf
irged ibdkif «» President Roosevelt
by Senator Wilhiun ft1 King, Denru^
cndL »rf, UJ-aiu, ind J 'Representative
HarVjr Labe Krtgleb right,. RepuMieap
of CaHfdrnm,
Such a eould. in- elec
tive- JSjr am ‘exeirutiwe oetter. ^liT the
ordt-Jt was lssued, itVould ejm&ie gold
miners in the tfhited States to realize
in wlorivt- nrmirtteka fro ISBtfSb
crnnce ftp their, product instead of the
United States,'mint’s constant price
of f20.« ah-ounce The, prices of
$28 'and: #50 'aH'&imce are now com
man£fed'^>y gulit 'nr* free markets
«t>road. ‘
Ttt«, Gliief B* ecu live fa considering
lifting the gold embargo insofar as
it. concerns newly-mined gftW, as re
quested, by, Senator King* arid Repre°
st-ntativt Engle&nght..
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1APANESJBA**R
‘ are ^j^pRTED u.ASirrrMi;
TQjKYGtr—JEhe Rengo News reports
that Japanese police seized a. 4.0(A)
ton ^Russian, steamer and a. lOQ-ton
Russian fishing .boat- off. Makkaoro
island., in the K^rSes. 'The'devejfej*'
merit eame at a time Men trouble
oven staging yf three. Japanese tmher
ntenlaUegediy by Rnssian. police^ that
is said to have occurred oh Kamchat
ka peninsula, scarcely was settled
The 'police were sent out to investi
gate repeats toy the effect Russians
were' spying iu the Kuriles. Store
than_v3tl Russians were, arrested.
Thii Japanese^ are”‘quoted as saying:
^The action of the* "Russians looks
suspieiem. and are tantamount-, to in
vading- Japanese- territorial waters.”
24 YRARSK...
BARNSTABLE;1* Mass. — Kenneth
Buck, was convictec^and sentenced- to
24 yean in the penitentiary for the
kidnaping, of. Margaret Peggy Mc
Math. His brother Cyril was acquit
ted. Cyril i acted aa^contact man in
the kidnaping:.
Frank J.Guekey
Notary PuMi^
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klttNAPERS TERRORIZE
RICH CHICAGO BROKER
CHICAGO.—On payment of $2(4,
000 to kidnapers, JohnvjFactpr. known.
, af “Make the Barber,”, wealthy Chi
cago broker, wat^ .ijeltase^^a|neveifc
ing near La Grange, 111., he ^ld Chi-;
eager police, tod^y. The liberated mil
lionaire last night was reported by
bis physician to be threatened with
a aervo^b^eakdow^
Factorywas kidnapped Jast
i week, neap Chicago, declared that he
had been held eaptive by (t«n or fif
' teen^hoodlugis^ p fawtjpose ;s that|
j w,as overrun with cockroarhest> He
' was kept blinded .the./jehijli^titm* with
a^hesive,.|ape jityi $y<a. Ho said
that scissors andipiachjn^-guns^were
pressed agajnst h^n; and. that his life
w.as. repeatedly threatened- Scissors
were hel dagpisst hjs^ace and he wa^
told that his- ears would, be cut .tat if
he did not obey a)f the commands of
hi* abdoctQra,. A njachjm*. gun. was
' j >■■ 1. . ...} .yr.'n
pressed against his back and. his
I- , • *-i fc> ^ ‘I *.»t • . f1 '
stomach..with threats against .ms life
if ransom for him w„as not, f^rtha^m -
mg.
I SECRETARY OF NAVY-\ ^
WANTS UP-TO-DATE NAVY
WA.SHIN^ON .—President Roose
velt has' ordered the continuation of
the 15 iter cent federal pay cut, sav
ing that living-costs indent,pf tpe first
aix months 193^ with
171 for the same period ending June
30V 1928s
SNaaKwai?, th*» .^a^.^upeoi^
•«sid the Navy Department will ask
for |77,^jo6^oj| of, the Rubric works’
fund for l^ttJeshipB,|nederpiZ3ji»n,•tpi
fcive the United States fleet “battle
ships equal to hose of any navy.”. v
MANIAC, KILLED WITH BUL
LET SAFTER NIGHT FfGI^T'
ALBANY,. f)re.—After a iji|
long battle between Frank Stankei
wisc, 22 yeprs pick who escaped from
the Oregon'ffcgpitaj fqr the Inaanp mi,-;
Salem, and state and Albany city po
lice, the (fomented ipan war killed,
having been,.riddled with bullets.
' In the exchange of, shots, Hairy An
derson, a bystander, wps wounded in
the right knee^no
Stankiewisz had J^m.prrestpd near
Albany and had ,been brought^ to the
Albany j*ITr preparatory to being re
turned to SaJejp,, ,
On' entering ne sheriff’s office in
the jail thy prisoner grabbed the
-1-1—"a pistol, bolted upstairs and,
‘ the *
wtols, ruffes and machine
hrpliglri jjfcto play by the
ire tfe fugitive wap.slain,
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John Keck
1 Alaska Notes
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•Suit was recently filed in the Dis
trict • ff.»jpinpa.u. by jillding Ao«;
detson of sin Francisco against VVal
stein G; Srnitn, as treasurer of the*,
Territory of Alaska, fbr,;the purpose1
of enjoining; the. ;treajywer front cel,-*
lecting the ta ximpyseij on non-resi
dent. gill-net, fishermen by the pro
visions of House Bill; No. lit, Recently
passed By the Territorial. I^egifdntpre.
The Goqk .Inlet Packing is equipped
this season witty a can-forming- plant*.
Continental Can Company patent.
This equipmentt is different from the
American Can Company reformer, as
with the latter, the' can" is literally re
formed, having beei) fiifs£ regularly
manufactured can an<^ then, fl.at{.epcd}
fo# econpmj^. in.Jstyipmept. The,
tiiiental article; is a, t!it _o£ soldered,
tin, always iij a flat, canless shape
until forn^ jepto,,®; cap. aV th* panK
nery.
Captayijteinie Berger report;*,that,
since, the recent heavy earthqppke
Mount tiiapina ^as beep emitt^ng^ a,
greater, qpaqt^, yof. smoke than for
tnany yea*^ J Jns1^egdvo£, coining out
of one plaqevgn $jie u mountain* as
usual, it if n^Wjj,gouging from, thcpe
places, particplaj4^fron\v,qsnew vent,
on the e^s^p^e. of the, mountain..
Jacob ^ttenger, aged 85 years, aa
former mayoc^ Kf tfjjjilc*p,and? on*T
time city^e^u^ln^Ln pt Portland,,
died rec^ly„.iij: t^^te* pity.
One. hunjjr^jaQd^eighty clSip dig
gers,.indeftftqij^jfopfr welS-as* e©i*v
pany; 9^
Cordova as a prp^st against thp low
price paid by the packers. Tltey.,bqd
demanded $5 and $5.5^ bpt. thf paelfr
ers say . the present; jparket. price, ©£i
their product will ..not s warrant t,th»
price dcmppd^d for tb« r*w ,.iqftcijal.
—rr=asr
Mrs. Maggie Gunyahy.B^kk&t’vrifp
of Orlaqdp^^§kke of \yrangelh- died
recently in the |Wrarag(& h0***4*1*
after a weeks illnesf^ ffoi\| the effects
of havin gtaken ,a,pujB^Tqfbkhilprs
ide tablets,.;ba. mistjgkq for aspirin.
The ^illiam McDonald: ^dippanyy
of St. Louis, ,on j^ hid
has been awarded the cpntract foa the
construction, of the pew>J>hdd^ ischool
building at Fairbanks,. - This b^lflinf'.
will be constructed on ppntfacfr,
Patrick Calyey, for a nqmjjkr of
years an employe of the ; <£taj9C$tt
Copper Corporation
went to Jnneau following the cjlosiqg.
Whenl&i
Fairbanks j
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18-Mile
RoaAonsse
lir. wd Un^ SHOf
Kntchlcr
r-**>,
' . —. H J i L JUIXJJ.'.U
down of the mihe, end who recently
slashed his wrists »nd drank a s«lu
,tian.,crf -Iyw in?s of despondency,
died, a fejf days ago iiv$t. Ann's hos
pital' ap the result of his, suicidal.st
tempt. ■
John C. Brennan, 64 years old,, suc
cumbed. to hear^, disease at Fairbanks
8 few days ago.. He was botn in Ger
mans, and had> ttVed-iP the; North 35
years. His home was- in Nenana in
recent years. He was unnoarned; and,
had! Heat ilfcthe ’hospital gight pi<0»tbs.\
BfertjarninH. Derrick, a well known
rJdOimer oCthe North, passed away in
!&t. JfosepH& hpepitafe., Fairbanks, a
few days ago. He had been badly af
flicted with rheumatism. He was
well known in Nome in the early days
<Jt thfcti asntp. j, He; urns a mad con
tractor, and for the past few years
had lived at Rubjr, where he was a.
member of.the Pioneers of, Alaska,
ThetAJaaka buffalo herd is in fine
condition^ is increasing in, numbers
and Hanging.©* the Big Delta, accord
ing to Carl Tweitep, tranter, who
says he saw- the herd several times
during the last few- month*. The sjott
iinals ranged on a part of his trap
liner on the south shore, of the Big
Delta,, between Jarvis creek and the
Big; Delta roadhouse. There are about
30 animals in the main-hendi and two
or three; strays on the norths side of.
the Delta near Jarvis. There, are
severs lyearlings in the hard. .
Whynotjoiwthe'happr throng T
Even He Siy* So.
Caller—Are you sure the manager
is net in?
Dignified Office Boy—Do yeu doubt •
his word, sir?—Tit-Bits (London).
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Probate Court at Kalskag,.
Kuskokwim Precinct, Fourth divi
sion, Termitary of Alaska, before
George-Morgan* .United States Com
missioner and.*' ex-officio Probate
Judge.
In the’matter of the estate of- Ora.*!
Barnhart, deceased.
Notice is hereby given-that the un- ^
dersigned has been duly appointed r!
administrator of thd estate of Ora*:,
Barnhart, of Stony Point, Kuskokwim
precinct, deceased.
All persons having claims against- :
said estate are required to presentt ■
them, duly- verified?:, with' proper
vouchers attached,/ t* the under
signed*, at ,McGrat$, Alaska, within i
six (6) months from, the.date of *his
noticet
Dated McGrath, d^Uskti*. Jaly*13,.,
J.I* WILLS,
Administrator.
First pub. July 15; last Aug. 12 33
FIRE INSURANCE
Youtsboulil earay a liberal amount of fire insurant*
forvthe sake of your credit and your peace of mind,
s Needless to say tHis insurance should be of the very
* highest quality.
iMtii tlM Kind Written B|
Alaska Insurance Agency
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Yf&rer> There- Witfr the* Goodk
xWie Have the Agency
lor the
Famous Old
Budweiser Beer
And an large consignment «£
that justly celebrated bnmzsp
will be.herewith amvaljsf&he..
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