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Armaments;
Conference
AGREEMENT BY WaBHf ACTIVr
TIEB OF STHMUEBINBE BIA.Y |
BE KESTRICfEED.
LUK&OtV Feb.* 6.*—A. five-powers
agreement by which! submarines
would, not be abolished* although
their activities would1 lie restricted,
«wi all. the conference yesterday af
ternoon is said to nave achieved.
LONDON, Jta. TO.—The entire
juestion of hoow to measure naval
po>ver, whether by total or zy tons in
separate-, categories, a problem that
has vexed, naval limitations negotia
tions for years, was put today in the
bands of a special committee by the
Londoon naval conference. Later,
Secretary of Navy A’dbrtis and Am
bassador Hughes of the United States
delegation were designated as;; the:
American members of this commit-:
tee.
LONDON, Feb. 1.—The British
government: has eliminated one big
cruiser and one small- cruise*1 from its
1829-1930 program. Orders Nor thern
had not been placed., u
LONDON, Feb. 3--“-A two-hour ses
sion of chief delegates to the naval
conference, at No>, Ip iJDairtung^atraet*.
Df. Tor^Wi
Dentist
Beadquart era:
FLAT, ALASKA '
Win be in Fist Early
September Until De» ..
1.
ITINERARY:
Flit*,.
OphftVi.
McGrath,
Lower Ktakokwint,'.
BetheL .
thiasafternoon, resulted in a definite
mapping of plane of offense against
excessive naval armaments.
FATHER OF BEN FIELSON
EN ROUTE TO FAIRBANKS
HATTON, N. D„ Jan. 28.—Ole
; Eielson, father of Ben Eielson, left
| home here tonight for Seattle, where
! he will sail Saturday for Alaska to
I bring back the body of his son, killed
I in airplane crash in Siberia. He is
| making plans to bring Ben home to
rest in the family plot beside his
moother. He also hopes to meet Joe
Crosscut in Fairbanks to thank him
foor his part in the seardu and to ..in-.
duce him to accompcjoy the body..to.
—. Uoon. ....
scientisTj’Com es to (A id r»
. or ICK-kOCHED.VESSELS
QWEbEU.-t-Scienea waa. credited,
wit baneth*r,..victeej6“, overe natweer
afteFi a. cftetnjeiU compound had?, lib
erated a steamship ;f. pom asLn ice
locked drydoek In ttunexaninuMM^s.
2. Howard Barnes of McGill Univer
sity, qail>g »ln£h-p<pv«n*fc ifiump and.
hose, sprayed the thick ice about then
Champlain dry dock at. Lauzon, where
the tatian freighter Cdncordia i^sir.
frozen in and faced the prospecteof
being -Jieifh prisoner until the spring
breakup, was the scientist who came
$o the rescue-.
I Under* the; artion of the chemicals,
the ice. splintered -with a thunderous
noise ana then ship floated free**. The
ice was broke ninto such small parm
. tides, that even small boats navigat
ed abbut the, dock and its . approaches?
!' 1
$AUfX>RNIA HOLDUP VICTIM-'
j RETURNS FIRRtON BANDIT
? SAN JOSE, Calif.-r-Gordes Henry
khters, said by pojiee to havej
|»«68i respoj»i»l;e for several holdups,
died Sunday from bullet wounds in- i
«L..AWers.‘
tried to bold up Pinto, a cigar-store
proprietor,., when Pinto- droove- borne
Saturdajtmight».wi(tlwtbe.: dayij re
ceipts from tfce-store. Abler took the
mooney and -turned to.lock Pinto in,
the garage when Pinto^jgrahhad the
bandit’s gun and- ftred bi% own three
times..
' H. K. Carlisle, inspector.^of . De
partment of Interior, was a Thursday.
arrival with his team of eight, over
| the trail fro mNensna, and left yMs
j terday f^r Ophir, ore his way to Flat.,.
I -
| John K-. Nixon,., well known oW
timer, was a .recent. visitor chare, f roar
Medfra, . to whicbUpJaoe. ha returned
■ after a yiait of .adnaupte of day.s -here.
Mail Carrier UHarJie Kenig, with .:
the- outgoing mast* arrived Thursday.,
Jkantiamag to. Mcfirath yeaterday- . |
Doings At
Washington
OPPOSITION TO CONFIRMAXNW*
OF CHARLES HUGHES F0R..
CHIEF JUSXHIE....
WASHINGTON.-, Feb.,. lWThe.
confirmation of ('batlea E. Hughes as
successor of William Howard Taft,
fot Chief Justice of the^llnited States
■"Supreme Court, went into, ^doubtful
stage today,, as., his friends, conceded
big inroads by the. opposition. Chair
man in orris of -e Senate judiciary;
committee gave notice, to. the Senate
[today, that, he wouio mova to recom
mit the nomination oi Hughes to the
judiciary committee,..
Borah, in a Senate speerh, opposed
confirmation of the. appainttment of
'Hughes, whom he .characterized as
“intellectually disqualified.”. Senator
■same ground, adding .that- he. could
not, in consequence of bia judgment,
vote for confirmation.-.
f WASHINGTON, ,Jan. .2^r-Heover
today issued an executive order pro
viding. fo.or th elr an spqr tat ion. of
-parrots, jn an effort. to., haitt spread
of the.present fever..
WASHINGTON, January .,29,—The
House hill to increase by $5Q,QQO,OOQ
the appropriation foor roadbuilding
was reported favorably in the Senate
.b'riday. afternoon.
WASHINGTON. . Jahvi. 2S»i^Rear;
Admiral lnomaaiSoowden and Major
^General Harry .Taylor,. wofid war i
leader. botn..etired, died ata their re.-j
spectiye hanjcs.- here. today.. .
• WASHINGTON, Jan. Son-Repre
sentative Friwridia of New Jersey to
day resigned as . Secretary of the Re-,
publicumNationals Committee-.
' ThA- House.today -passed. th* bilt So.
Increase- expenditures. foOp. roads. to.
J125J)00,’Q«y.t.
- WASHINGTON, FW*b.y.i-Hobtwr'
plans to visit Havana ^md- < Mexico
City during February; .
Charles EvarmHlghea* JE.^ 9«»lidten,
general of the 'Department of Jus- !
;tice, -<qrill resign, on account ofthe ap-i
pointment of his father-as-GhiefLJiis
tice of tne United States;
WASdlN CTON*.. Jam. 30:—The!
NOTfCBT ORflltBBfc’
NOticeis Hereby given that ait 2i8B*
p. m. pf* Saturday, the 151th day pf
March, 1930, a the front door of the1
Commissioner's O«e*'nr*tlie-.towji off!
Ophir,. Alaska,the undersigned Ad
ministrator ofrthmdi state of Hubade;
UeBerCt, deceased, pursuant to an
eider- off the Probate- CpUrt-fbr the
fnnofce Precinct, Fourth 'Judicial Bi-j
vision off Alaska, dated1 February KS,
1930, in which Court said Estate htj
Being probated, wilF offer fee- sale- and
sell at public auction oae> undividfed
half (1-2) interest in placer mining
claim known amid described as NO. 2
BELOW DISCOVERY, and also one
undivided half (1-2) interest in
placer mining claim known and de
scribed as NO. 3" BELOW DISCOV
ERY; hot Hof said claims situated bn
Yankee Creek, a tributary of the In
noko River, in'said Precinct'and Ju
dicial Division, said property being
the propertty of the above named
estate. Terms: AU eash at time of
, The undesigned reserves the right
Ho reject any or all bids.
i H. C. WALLICK,
ii Administrator.
t^FirstjpabUcation, Feb. 15.
Du Rand’s
Gate and.
Hotel
Flat-City.
«
Johnson ibUL to give the famous cut- ■
: tor Maafc-to, the citty of Oakland as a j
«nauical training ship, was passed to-,
I day hy, the Senate and sent to the'
House; for. consideration.
1
j THRE« BULLED. -WHEN
? WAMOLTS »DYNAMITE CAJK
WlLKiifi^ HA KKE, Pa.—Three men
were kiUedkftw*. three injured, one fa«
tajjy, whnit bandits dynamited a pay;
ear of thelilett Alden Coal Company..
The explosion occurred near the.
I ruesdatetc^kUery^ The $33,000 pay^
roll is intaaat .except for. a few bills
w* ich were ‘torn to. pieces in the ex
plos.on.o Nj*-trace cof the bandits has
been foun, .oftt an organized (search
for them, has. been begun.
.> The explosiveiwas placed under the'
track and setsiplfttby.; electricity from
a 'barricade. «m ore than 200 yards
away. John Sookil, 51, one of the in.
jured, came tout *>f a daze, gained his
fcet.and jstcgHi.prer the iron gray pay
chest as a bandit approached. Sookil
N
1 When In
I Fai ifcnks
F*r Real Home-Grown
CHICKEN DINNERS.
TryThe
i m-mmt
1 Roadhouse
Ibone - In Advance for ' Special
I Parties.
\ NICE BALLROOM*
■ Vhtre AH Kay^me io Hl^r
Delight, by Rati* Music.
A '.Short Drive > Thtoegh Do
. lightful Forest •StOncey.
i Mr. and Mfs, Geo.
Mutettfcr
struck a menacing attitude and the
bandit did not attempt to attack .him..
He heard the noise of . an approach*
ing motor car and fled.
1300 SHOUT FOR BREAD AND
WORK, CLEVELANDC.OHUD
CLEVELAND* Feb. llrfr-SRftuting*
for, work and wages, or they will
tight, between 1200 and 1500 unem*
' ployed men and women, led by com
munists, stoormcd the citty battlEduMe
oday, where they were turned back by
clubs of 200 policemen. Twenty of
the crowd and two officers were in
jured. Several were jailed.
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