THURSDAY
uni Nugget D»il> Bulletin.)
1W YORK, Oct. 25, (j<P)—J. F.
on, the '‘Jafsie” in the Llnd
h kidnappng, was quoted yee
iy as saying that photographs
fohn Gorcb, held in Boston,
not resemble the man he neg
ed with tn the case. It was
irstood that Mr. Condon bad
' been asked to go to Boston
we Ok>rcb. “Jafsie” said he
seed that the ransom receiver
been slain.
Vashisgton, October 26, (JP)—
government yesterday begau
open market of gold purckaaes
a rate of $31.36 an ounce in
sident Roosevelt’s new price
ng and monetary program.
• stock market in New York
tlnued its boom of the last
days despite the fact that
le traders had hoped for a much
her price for gold. The price
* still below the high for the
nth of $S2.jL2, October 3rd,
en the government acted as
snts for producers in disposing j
their metal in the world mar
ts. Cains in the stock market
iged from one to five points in
active turnover. Tickers ran 1
e as volume picked up after an
rip profit-taking move had been j
sorbed. A late reaction reduc
the gains only slightly. Wheat,
tton, corn, metals and otber
mmodities were advanced all
ong the line. Wheat was up i
i
am two an seven eighths .o three
nts a bushel. Provisions were
so strong.
Galway, Ireland, October 26, (If)
r -Ool. and Mrs. Lndbergh took off
t their sec—plane yesterday and
eaded north. They were believ
, I to be going to Scotland.
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London, October 26, (/P)—The
‘ ussan Princess Youssoupoff will
le suit in London today to re
train the M. G. M. from releas
ag the film “Rasputin” in Eng
e and, claiming that it libels her
) /y presenting an illicit relation
hip with the “mad Monk" who
■ tominated the Czar’s family.
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j Los Angeles, October 26, (/P)—
An earthquake of comparatively
oaild force that jolted Los Angeles
p »nd immediate environs from sleep
- Tuesday night left the district un
, scratched a survey disclosed Wed
nesday. The earth disturbance, re
corded at eleven p.m. centered in
l the suburban cities of Pasadena.
Alhambra and Eagle Rock where
♦ he single shock was quite pro
, nounced. Only one injury was re
, ported to the police. Mrs. R. L.
Careen, of West Hollywood, leaped
, from her bed during the temblor,
, fell and broke her left arm.
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Chicago, October 26, (fP)—Ro
"covery of $366,600 in mail rob
bery loot, including the bulk of
that stolen in the $250,000 Sac
ramento, California, hoid-up last
winter has been made here by
Vinter ha* been made here by Asad.
Press learned today. Half a doz
en members of the Roger Touhy
Stag of Chicago have been secret
ly indicted in the case, Informants
said.
Anpuin vmn
It is reliably reported In Nome
that the “Prospector’’ plane of the,
Roust Airways, had an accident is
Ugding at Kotebbne where a foot
of snow covered the fold. It it
ttld that outside of the landing
Star being damaged and the prop
being bent no other damage result
«d to the plane or pilot.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT
made the round trip to Golovin
today, bringing to Nome, Capt.
Prod Swanson.
Pilot Archie Ferguson accompan
ied by Bill Graham, hopped off to
<lay for Kotzebue and Kobuk.
Pilot Brown this afternoon went
up in the “Bird” and not only
gave himself several thrills, but
had a'large audience standing on
the streets of Nome, many of them
' shivering to death in the mild
cold weather which is usual at
this time of the year, watching
Ihfcm turning handsprings and
what have you, in the air. After
everybody's neck got stiff looking
at his antics, he finally headed for
the airport.
WASHINGTON. Ocf. 25, (A*)—
Increases in average hourly earn
ings and employment in Septem
ber were accredited today to NRA
codes by Secretary of Labor Fran
ces Perkins- Average hourly earn
ings reported to the Bureau of
Labor statistics in 89 of the prin
cipal manufacturing industries
were 51.4 cents, more than three
cents above the August average,
while the decrease in working
hours was from 38.6 to 36.1. More
than 423,000 workers in manufac
turing and nonmanufacturing in
dustries shared in these benefits
according io Secretary Perkins.
Lima. Peru. October 26, (A*)—
Conspirators planning to assassin- I
ate President Oscar F. Benavides
made the mistake of testing ono
of their home-made bombs on the j
outskirts of Lima, according to the 1
police Wednesday. The police,
hearing of the curious test, arrest
ed eight men, including Henry
Wusch, a German citizen who is !
accused of manufacturing the j
bomb. All will be tried in civil j
court.
Havana, Cuba, October 2C. (&)
—A bomb exploded in the town
of Camajuani yesterday to signal 1
the opening of a general strike
demanding the ousting of the
town’s chief of police. While the
Camajuani strike was getting un
der way, store keepers clashed
"Kit soldiers in the nearbv town
of Santa Clara.
BOAT MOVEMENTS
The Bureau of Indian Affairs
vessel '‘Boxer’’ arrived in port to
day from Seattle via various local
ports enroute. Capt. James Craw
ford in command, was accompan
ied on the trip by his wife. The
vessel was sent north with add
itional supplies for bureau stations,
especially with lumber and other
equipment for the building of a
school house at Little Diomede
Island, to replace the structure
which burned down last spring.
The Victoria is leaving this ev
ening for Golovin to discharge
cargo and take on a cargo of her
ring and reindeer meat. The Vic
is scheduled to return to Nome
tomorrow and take on passengers
and sail for Seattle sometime to
wards evening.
,1
The Baldwin Is scheduled to
sail tonight for Golovin, Egavik
and Unalakleet to discharge car
go and take on a quantity of her
ring and a big cargo ot reindeer
meat for shipment to Seattle. The
vessel will return to Nome before
aaiUng for the outside.
—
The cutter Northland is standing
by in the roadstead, awaiting the
departure of the salting ef the
last boats for the oat side.
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FRIDAY
(From Nugget Dally Bulletin.)
San Francisco, October 2d, (/p)
—The four county cotton picker’s
strike marked by bloodshed and
violence, ended yesterday when
tbs San Joauuin Valley agricul
tural labor bureau adopted a sev
enty-five cent per hundredweight
scare for pickers—fifteen cents
above the scale protested by the
strikers, Fresno dispatches said.
A sudden settlement of the strike,
which has paralyzed harvest)n,: of
the crop, followed announcement
by Governor Rolph that ninety
per cent of the strikers would re
turn to work at the seventy-five
cent scale, according to informa
tion from his fact-finding commit
tee.
Tokio, — Lieutenant Command
er F. A. Comerford, U. S. N., at
tempted suicide at sea but will re
cover, a dispatch from Yokohama
said yes’erday, He was . reported
homeward bound on the President
Jackson, because of a nervous
break-down. He had served on the
U. S. S. Houston. The dispatch
said that the Naval oMcfier took
poison then cqt himself with a
razor. He was placed In a hos
pital at Yokohama when the liner
docked thers.
Los Angeles. —? The portly fig
ure of David L Hutton, Jr. was
the target of a new eourt fight
launched by Angelus Temple offi
cials to lock him out of the tem
ple where he once resided In mar
ital harmony with its pastor. Aimee
McPherson Hutton. Angered by
the baritone’s sudden appearance
a few days ago to retrieve a piano
he said belonged to him. the Echo
Park Evangelistic Association filed
suit for an injunction to restrain
^.im from another raid on the
church. The complaint accused
him of creating a disturbance
when he arrived with the piano
movers. Before he left with his
precious instrument he threatened
to bring about the arrest of a re
monstrating temple employee the
suit charged.
First Alaska Salmon: “I sup
pose you’re going east this sum-1
mer?”
Second Salmon: '‘Iwill it 1 can.”
(Concentrate,, children: that's a
deep one.)
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Rio De Janeiro, — The Trea
sury and Ministry of Marine will
receive bide on December fifteenth
for the construction of war ships
in the country’s new naval pro-'
gram, it was announced today.
The program calls for construction
of 25 ships including two cruisers
of 8500 tons each, nine destroyers j
six submarines and other units.
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Washington, — The Federal j
government prepared -to take dras- 1
tic action against persons “boot- j
legging” wheat to evade payment
of ’’patriotic duty” to co-operate.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Guy Helvering said he had receiv
ed reports that ‘‘certain people”
are purchasing wheat from elevat
ors' and are taking it to millers,
having the grain processed into
flour and then signing affidavits
that they are producers.
Oakland. — Before the horrified
eyes of fifteen thousand spectators,
Babe Stapp, 35, veteran Pacific
Coast auto racing driver, lost con
control of his car in a race at the
Oakland Speedway, crashed thru
a fence almost in front of the
grandstand and was critically in
jured when thrown out of the tiny
car. The machine was going at an
estimated speed of 110 miles an
^iour at the mite It crashed. A
front tire which blew out was blam
ed for the accident.
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Kilkerny, Ireland, Troops were
called out to quel. rioting at a
meeting of the new United Ire*
land party, opposed to the govern
ment of President Earn on de Val
era. .
Berkeley. Calif. An allegedly de*
ranged man commandeered a street
ear here and was oafor prevented
from driving it through the busi
ness section by the. motormaa, who
pulled the trolley rope after he had
been chased out of thp car. The
man was caytuTed by police, still
holding the iron bar withwhich he
beat Jamas Crawford, te motormaa,
and drove a terrified woman from
her seat.
Chicago, — Senator Rqyal S.
Copeland of New York declared
that he believed the Federal gov
ernment can and will stamp out
racketeering In the United States.
“1 believe a way should be found
whereby the Federal government
Iteelf, without violating state
rights, may step In and use its
great power to check and destroy
the growing evil,” Copeland said
'while waiting the start at ten
a.m. today of the most important
of many hearings by the Senate
sub-committee investigating kid
napping and similar criminal act
ivities. More than 300 law offend
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era. detectves, patrolmen, prosecut
ora, state troopers and other* hare
been called to testify at the hear
ing. The witnesses will come from
Illinois, Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin snd
Indiana.
VIO LEAVES TONIGHT
The steamer Victoria returned
to Nome from Golovin about 8
p.m. today. Passenger lighter
leaves the Lome? Dock at 8 p.m.
and the vessel mill sail lor Seattle
wlthia a few hours.
Cutter Xorhland is enroute tonite
to Por Clarence to render assist
ance to the mail boat New York
which is having trouble in the
newly formed lee in the bay.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays
Sunday School at 2pm.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
11 AM. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 AM. Children's Church in
Club House.
7 P.M. Evening Service.
Evening Service at 7:39
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