THURSDAY
i From XuR4<’t Dally Bullelip.)
RANSOM MONEY FOUND
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept.*27, (fry
—Ten defendents accused of kid
napping the oil millionaire, Charl
es F. Urschel, may see their fate
turned over to a jury tomorrow.
Harvey j. Bailey and Albert Bates
who with George “Machine Gun"
Kelly are the- accused leaders in
the two-hundred-thousand dollar
ransom plot, decided to gamole
on silence 'in beating the law. Up
on advice of counsel the men re
fused to testify, offering no per
sonal defense whatever. Addition
al ransom money was found on a
Texas cotton farm yesterday and
Its owner Cass Coleman was ar
rested. Federal agents working
on a mysterious tip dug into the
ground and found a box contain
ing 173.250 In marked ransom
bills. Meanwhile in Memphis,
fear that an attempt may be made
to liberate “Machine Gun" Kelly,
caused the government to instruct
today that the desperado be man
acled hand and foot. The gang
ster snarled as the chains were
clamped to his wrists and ankles.
A special patrol was placed on
every read leading into the city
and all suspicious automobiles
wer^ searched.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 28, (^—De
partment of Justice agents an
nounced Wednesday night that
George “Machine Gun” Kelly ack
nowledged participating in the
kidnapping.
“You got me right on Ursch-Jl
but not on the Chicago robbery
of the Kansas City Union Station
job,” agent Waror said that Kelly
admitted. Kelly wduld not am
plify the statement that he and
his wife abandoned their plans to
fight extradition but agreed to re
turn to Oklahoma City to face kid
napping charges on October ninth.
The $73,250 was Kelly’s share
of the Ursehel ransom.
SAN JUAN', Porto Rico. Sept 27
<(/P)—Two American soldiers were
picked up at sea yesterday after
drifting seven days in a ten foot
canvas sailboat. They embarked
from the Panama Canal Zone. Sep
tember tenth expecting to be gbne
only for the morning hut were
blown to sea. Sharks and bar
racudas pursued then as they
drifted. The men were delirous
from thirst hwen picked up.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27. (y?)
— Tommy Loughran last night d«
cisioned Jack Sharkey, former
heavyweight champion in their
fifteen round bout Sharkey
weighed 202 while Loughrari scal
ed 183.
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 27, (A>)—
Clara Bow was deeply sympathetic
today with the prize fighter who
leads with his left. Although the
film “It” girl led with neither
fist, she walked into . a haymaker
swung by an over zealous extra
during filming of a free for all
fight scene. The blow dropped her
for the full count and then some.
MIKE BLUM PASSES AWAY
The many friends of Mike Blum
will be pained to hear of his death
last night at the ipcah hospital.
Funeral arrangement are now be-'
ing made and date annouced lat
er.
airplane news
Pilot Vic Ross of the NAT, hop
ped this morning on his return
trip to Fairbanks with Mr, and
Mrs Reese and a quantity of mall
which will contact the steamer for
the states Monday.
Pilot Ross who arrived yesterday
afternoon from Fairbanks with the
incoming mail, states that the
Nome mail sent by special trip to
Valdez connected with the steamer
Yukon enroute to Seattle. He fur
ther stated that the trip was spon
sored and paid for by Alfred J.
ILomem, local manager of the Lo
men Com’l Co.
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Pilot Hans Mi row of the NAT,
flying the pontoon plane, left
Nome this morning for Kotzebue
with the following passengers:
Hannah and Frances Merrill, Vio
let Timothy, Joe Kozak and Fa
ther F. M. Menager. The plane
is expected to return tomorrow
with a number of passengers from
several northern points.
The Roust plane from(vG*j>ndle
arrived Nome this morning and is
scheduled to make a return trip j
to Peering and Candle today. I
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27. (JP)— j
Dorothy Dunbar, former motion
picture actress, plans to file suit
for divorce today from Max Baer,
heavyweight contender her attor
ney told the press today Miss
Dunbar married the Livermore
prizefighter in Reno, Nevada, in
1931 They have frequently sep
arated only to effect a reconcilia
tion.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2 7, (jtp)—
Injedion of Joseph V. McKee in
to the New York niayorality race
as an independent Democratic
candidate was believed a certain
ty today by close friends of the ;
former acting mayor.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., Sept. 2 Z.
(yp)—The Army, police and citizens
searched . the wooded area near
here 'in an effort to capture four
of ten escaped determined convicts 1
from the State Prison here to res- i
cue Sheriff Charles Neel. They !
entered the wood after wrecking j
the sheriff’s car and a farmer's j
auto. ' Five other convicts were
seen at a farm near Wanatah.
TAMPICO. Mextico, Sept. 2 7. (/P) j
— Disease. hunger and thirst: |
threatened to add to the terror?'
of the floods and storms which 1
four days ago brought about fifty !
four death,* and more than eight !
hundred injured. It is feared that j
many more bodies are buried un !
der the city wide ruins. The mini- \
her hurt may he fifteen hundred. \
Food stores are extremely short. ;
World Baseball Championship
Wednesday. October 3rd marks
the opening of the World Series i
between the Washington Senators
and the New York Nationals.
Decide who is who by marking
a ticket in the local pool. On
sale at the Drug Store, restau- '
rants and pool halls.
Dally returns are to be received
play by play. Watch this Bulletin
for information.
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REGISTERED MAIL IS
STOLEN BY” THIEVES i
BOSTON, Sept. 29, (A1)—Three
sacks of registered mail contain
ing money and valuables, estimat
ed by postal officials as worth
more than one hundred thousand
dollars, was stolen just south of
the station this morning by four
thieves who fled in an auto.
.The theives concealed themeel
ves in telephone booths near the
receiving rodm of the postal sta
tion. and rushed the trucks as the
money was removed to be placed
aboard trains.
ROOSEVELT TAKES REST
HYDEPARK, Sept. 29th, <£>)—
President Roosevelt entered his
old home here for a few days
rest. He is carefully keeping him
self dn close touch with any new
plans to expand credit for the
benefit of industries and agricul
ture.
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“ROAR OP THE DRAGON”
WITH DIX AS THE HERO
Richard Dix, star of “Cimarron,”
"Secret Service” and other recent
romifiTIe Alms, has an entirely
new kind of role in “Roar of the
Dragon,” the dramatic story of
tuTbulent Manchuria, coming to
the Dream Theatre tonight at
7:30.
In contrast to the rollicking,
light-henrted character he usually
portrays, Dix is sepn as a cynical,
disillusioned skipper of the Chin
ese river service, with little faith
in men and none at all in women.
His boat disabled by Chinese
bandits, Dix and his varied group
of passengers take refuge in a
small interior village where they
convert a former Mandarin’s pal
ace intd a stockade. *
Here, under fire from the band
its and threatened by plague, Dix
meets and falls in love wltfi a
beautiful Russian woman of mys
tery. Her calm courage, her will
ingness to risk the meanest priva
tion to remain with him, rejuye
nate Dix and he changes from a
selfish sluggard to a daring leader
of the beleaguered refuge's
Supporting Dix is Gwili Andre,
young Danish actress who created
a sensation in Hollywood even be
fore the release of her first pic
ture- Tall, slender, and with a
striking blonde beauty. Miss Andre
is a perfect foil for Dix in this
spirited film.
AIRPLANE NEWS
Mrs. Art Chambetlain and baby,
were returning passengers to her
home at Deerlng this morning on
the Roust plane.
Pilot Hans Mirow returned to
Nome this afternoon from Kotze
bue, with Standish O'Sullivan a3
a passenger on an NlAT plane.
Pilot Chester Brown of the NAT,
took off for Candle and is expect
ed to return this afternoon with
passengers
Labor Troubles Increased
HAVANA, Sept. 29. '(>P)—Mach
ine guns are now enroute to the
interior as labor troubles increas
ed, the army said, " rheywere
headed for Camaguey. The gov
ernment is more optimistic about
the regime
HAVANA, Sept. 29th, \ff>)—An
other element in the complex
Cuban political scene was pro
jected in the foreground as Com
munists called a six hour general
strike here. Other questions were
shunted aside after new labor
trembles and reports of racial re
volutionary troubles in the inter
ior were received.
VIC SAILS FOR TELLER
The steamer Victoria of the Al
aska Line, sailed from Nome for
Teller about a A.M. today, xvhere
a cargo of freight consisting most
ly of lumber for the construction
of a new dredge for the Coal
Creek Dredging Co., under the
management of Clyde White, will
be discharged and efforts made to
land the material in the Kouga
rok this fall. After leaving Teller
the Victoria will call at Golovin, |
Unalakleet and St. Michael before \
returning to Nome and Seattle.
FOOD SALE SATURDAY
Ladies of Mooeeheart will give
a Food Sale Saturday, September
30th, at Lehmann’s Store. Sale
begins at 10 A.M. Gome early and
often.
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CAN YOU GUESS T
Are you a Base Ball enthusiast,
if so mark your guess in the
local World Series Pool.
First guess hoiw many games
will be played ; 4 games is the
minimum and 7 Is the maximum
All other guesses are based on
all games played. The one guess
ing the nearest correct wins the
pool, with the exception of the
printing expense only- The pool
Is to be decided on telegraphic re
turns received In Nome. Returns
will be received play by play and
will be posted In a public place.
Watch the Bulletin for particulars.
Who’s Who !
All copy for changing advents*
meats In Weekly lfuggst most be fa
the printers hands net Inter thaa
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In the Probate Court for the Fair
haven Precinct, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska, before the
Han. Ronald L. Gillis, United
I States Commissioner, and ex-offlc
! io Probate Judge.
In The Matter of the estaTe of,
ALEXANDER McINTOSH, deceas
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To Whom. This May Concern:
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In the Probate Court for the
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In the matter of the estate of
Jake Vollmer, deceased. v
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, C. A, Frosgren has
been appointed by the above en
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estate of Jake Vollmer, Deceased.
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Administrator of said estate, at
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of Alaska, Second Division, within
six months from the date of this
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~..C. A. FROSGREN
Administrator of the estate of
Jake Vollmer, Deceased.
Dated this 9th day of September
1933.
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