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(By The Associated Press)
WiAULA WAhLA, May 11, Ted
Brad-ley was hanged at 12:05
O’clock elite morning for a mur
der he committed more than two
years ago, when he killed George
Iikeda of Sea-title In a Japanese
Grocery store holdup.
The prison doctor declared him
dead at 12:20.
Bradley spurned any religious
ministrations, cursing It and all
of the officers surrounding him,
•before he died.* He said “To Hell
With affnhe ‘Blartkerty-iblanik' hulls;
let 'er go!’’
J HOT AIN WOMAN
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1XXS ANGELAS. May 11, The
sheriff’s office today detained a
woman Whose statements caused
officials to start a search for the
Headers of the (lettle kidnapping,
even going so far as to say the
ortime might: 1^, *j#x),ved within five
hours.
The woima.n fell into the dragnet
■which hue been ouit for some time,
. along with six others who were
•Iso questioned. No immediate de
tails regarding the suspects were
, released.
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HERON, Montana, May 11. The
Hallos <»f five persons are being
♦might after nhe out 'n which
Bhey were ntdln g It Winged sixiy
fen; down into •• Clark's Kork Riv
•r. A sixth Ixtdy has already been
tadvered.
' The dead were W. L, Ilafil >r.
ired rancher. Mrs. Vera fie*
Kilnger of !»ng CnJiforn
iu. his’ daughter; Miss I/ula May
and Jean HanAon, and Mr. and
Mirs. Clifford Hanson'
«kattj;k ihhtkht ai'ditoh
OKIIKKKO ARR1XTKI)
(By The Associated Pres* i
SEATTLE, May 9. Orders to ar
rest Matt H. (Jormzey. vs eran dis
trict auditor, with sixteen years of
public service , behind him herg.,
were issued Tuesday night, after
chief auditor Cliff Yelle^reported
finding a shortage of seventy thou
sand dollars. (n his accounts.
Clorntzey is the brother- n-law
of Pont. Commissioner George F.
Cott drill. He was last seen as be
walked out of his offices Tuesday
morning, when state examiner J.
I,. Ditteniore informed him that
his accounts were short.
(jormzey is reported to have as
sured Dittemore that he could
satisfactorily explain the situation.
Yelle said that (Jormzey remark
ed he needed a little air. and that
he would return later and talk the
situation over. However, he fad
ed to return.
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NEW SCHOOL
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creasing which will bring about
.he subsequent increase in enroll
ment at the school, Ftfdch class
room has been so laid out as to
accomodate another fifty percent
increase in attendance. This par
ticular phase of the question has
been carefully investigated and
every provision possible made t<’
ai'ev for development, so that the
Kluiol should not only serve ut
present bit would be suitable for
tvt n more than the normal in
crease in population and school
attendance records.
Heating Plant
A detached heating plant has
i been suggested because of less
fire hazard. According to the plan
the door of this building can be
Lplaced about six feet below the
j floor level of the nnitV building,
i Steam heat with independent re
turn pipes is suggested because
| this would allow for a full drain
ise of pipes and radiators at night
[and oxer week ends, thus elimin
ating the ne-esaity of heating the
I building when not in use. The mat
in r of ventilation was also con
Uidercd and efforts to equip the
I school with an adequate ventilat
ing sjxst'ni at'e being made.
All, of which goes to suggest
ing a schogl which cannot Tio«
‘•'hlv be constructed for fifty thou
sand dollars. Therefore it becom
e licessary, following the simple
ib. .t..lory facts stated, to apply
{■ r an additional outlay of funds
to accomodate the requirements
set forth. Fifty thousand dollars
xx 111 construed a school, bir. not
the kind of school necessary for
Nome. An additional fifteen O’
twenty thousand dollars would be
nereswary to construct the school
noxv planned.
Of especial intetrest is the fact
that every effort is being put
forward to gain this additional
money in order to build a school
at ,\omr* which will he suitable
for the present, which will pro:
vide as many modern conveniences
as possible in this northern lati
tude, and which will last for
twenty-live or thirty years. The
express purpose of the plans and
requirements made, is to have a
school whidh will be economically
operated and which can serve the
children of Nome and the civic
bodies at all times.
11. J. Walsh, who is a member
of the Territorial School Board for
the Second Division, and is also
city clerk of Nome', Is even now
on a trip through Ala-vka, on which
he will investigate and see other
newly constructed school buildings
and possibly gain much valuable
information and data. His pur
pose in ma/king this trip to Jun
eau js Jo attend.,, a Impel tag, ofthei
school board. This will dove-tail ;
nicely into Nome's efforts to bring
abouit the culmination of pLans for
the construction of the new school’
building. Of course, matters at
present are rather at a standstill |
until Mr. Walsh returns and fur
tber word is received from Jun- I
eau regarding the requests and
pleas for more money. However, I
results on all of the above infor- i
mation, are expected goon.
The above comments are offer
ed us suggestions by; men familiar
with getneral conditions in Nome.
A letter to Comm'ssioner of Edu
cation Anthony E. Karnes, embody
ing the above information and re
marks was mailed some time ago.
The ooiinimdittee strongly recom
mended in a letter that u competent i
lirm of school architects should
he employed for drawing plans
and specifications as well as sup
ervising the construction of the
building. "This additional cost, we
fee), would be more than offset by
money saved in eliminating mistak
es’’, slated the letter written Mr.
Karnes ,by the Nome School Board.
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