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The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

The following wire was receiv ed in Nome today, towit:
 Tom Jensen, Nome, Alaska.
 The following Wire was received from Sawyer Telegraph quickly if we can be of assistance fo; the relief of Ben Eielson Elliott advises that his dogs are available at Nome. Would army plane be of assistance" Wire me immed- lately, OB so that I may advise department.
 Geo. Parks, Governor
 The following reply was sent Governor Parks by Tom Jensen, after consultation with Pilot Dor bandt anl the Nome offices of the Alaskan Airways Inc:
 Parks, Governor,
 Juneau, Alaska.
 Dogs from here can be of no assistance. Five log teams out from North Cape, Siberia, looking for Eiei: on and plenty more dogs there Pilot Dorbardt here reaiy U take off moment weather per p,its. Crosson and Young on way today from Ruby. Graham on way from St. Michael. All experienced Alaskans pilots with good equip ment. Two planes Dorba ndt and Joe Crosson will take off from here together on relief expedition '7Nomenth weather permits. Weath CT has been terrible for many days Two pilots will stand by at Nome here subject to call from Dorbandt and Crosson this arrange fnent necessary account no gaso- line available at Siberia planes must take all gas from here for search and return. Appreciate of- fer army planes. Consider it ad- visable have army planes all ready equipped and subject to call. Eiel- son has thirty days provisions for himsef and mechanic.
 Thos. D. Jensen
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

gasoline at Teller Alaska nearest radio station to Siberian coast. Teller is something over four hun dred miles from where Eielson was last seen.
 TOM JENSEN
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which Was force1 down and near ly starved to death on an attemp- ed trip to Point Barrow.
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SEATTLE, Nsv. 25. (P,-A

SEATTLE, Nv. 25, (R)-All but two of the five overdue halibut scflooners, have been heard from, the Fishing Vessel Owners Asso- citation, reported. The Polar" ar rived in SeatGle early Sunday and the 'Resolute" the same after noon. The "Mitkof" is now at Prince Rupert, and the Sea bird" Is believed in sheltered waters in the vicinity of Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30
FIVE HALIBUT ROATS
 NOT REPORTED HOME

JUNEAU, Nov. 25. F-A U. s. coast guard vessel was dispatch ed from here Saturday night to go to the gulf of Alaska and search for trc missing halibut boat "Seabird" of Seattle, which was last reportedseen November 10th, 35 miles southeast of Cape St. Elias. On November 11th it was near Cape Sucklin,
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30
SUGGESTS ARMY PLANES
 ASSIST

Thos. D. Jensen, clerk of the District Court, wired Governor Parks this me rning suggesting that two army planes would be of
The Nome nugget., 1929-11-30

sent cut from the motorship Nan uk to look tor tie aviators and plane, have not a. yet returned and nothing "an De learned until either an airplane Or dog team reports. The weather reports from North Cape Monday showed a strong northwes, wind with vis- ibility IS miles, the temperature was not given. No communica- tion was had with Nome Or Teller up to late hour Tuesday, owing to static condition of the air.
 Rescue Planes Stormbound
 The two Alaskan Airways com pany planes wthicE left Fairbanks Sunday for Nome to assist in the rescue work of E;elson were for ced to land at Ruby owing to stormy weather. 4 radio messa ge last night from the aviators at Ruby stated that they had en- deayored to fly thru to Nome two or three times yesterday, but af- ter being in the air for a short time the planes became iced down and were forced 10 return to Ruby for the night.
 Today the statl" conditions are sc bad that the radoi station at Nome was unable 'c transact busi- Less until abou. 2:30 this after room when the Nugget received small amOunt Of press, but no news of the aviators has been re- ceived up to three P NJ St. Mich ael reported south west wind, foggy with ne ,is'h;i ty Teller reported IS mila northwest wind, snow blowing and visibility three miles.
 Pilot Graham Un,eporteti
 Pilot Bill Graham :.iloting the ". A. T. monoplar, of Nome, who left Marshall Saturday for $. Michael is believel te be at Fish Camp on the Yikun River. ie- layed by stormy wea .ttl
 Dorbandt Hops Off
 Pilot Frank Dorbandt with the old Stinson Detroiter of the Alas kan Airways, which was brought to Nome for repairs. returned to Teller this afternoon to make ready to hop off for North Cape, Siberia, as soon as weather will permit Owing to the stormy weather at North Cape, Pilot Dorbandt was anxious to see the ether two plan- es arrive at Nome from Fairbanks so that he might be provided with a better and swifter plane for the Siberian flight. but knowing they were delayed at Ruby and may be for some days, he decided to go back to Teller and be pre- pared to fly in case good weather is reported from Siberia.
 It is possible that the Soviet planes may be able to locate Eiel- son when flying from Providence Bay to North Cape if weather con ditions are favorable when max ing their three hundred mile trip on a direct course across country, crossing the mountains about fifty miles from North Cape, where Eielson's plane was last heard.
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Pilot Bill Graham :.iloting the N. A. T. monoplar. of Nome, whc left Marshall Saturday for St. Michael is believe tc be at Fish Camp on the Yikop River, ia- i.yed by stormy wea 'ltl.
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The Washington times., 1929-03-04

Perhaps her confidence
was not so great as it
seemed, but the color re
mained in Felicia 5 face
Sam Ianier was a man to
inspire confidence. Broaa H.
shonIdered and brown, with
the mild voice of one who
doesn't have to sound hard
boiled. he filled the room
with his presence.
He addressed Dick with
out preliminaries. IF we
take a plane and scout
around-of course we. can't
land, most plaeesbut' we
may get a trace of them. =
Felicia gave a little cry
OF anguish. The picture OF
seeing from the air, her boy
in the hands of his captors
seeing him and being pow
crless to reach him, was ag-
onizing.
And as her eyes implored
Dick, he started.
Look here, Lanier-this
is just a chance!" he said
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Sets Style

This lovely New York girl. now
appearing in George Whites famous
Scandals = has plenty of person.
ality. Not only has she won Broad.
ways admiration by the -cleverness
of her acting and dancing, but she
has literally "set the style for
Fifth Avenue by the way she
dresses her hair.
Girls in my position must do
everything to keep their appeS rance
pleasing" says Miss Marne". ..3ut
| lead such busy 'is" IN
only use the simplest methods, A
know have disco
way OF doing my hair. ii i so
popular now here in New York. 1t
keeps my hair so easily manageable
that can dress it any way | want
and it stays in place wonderfully
All ] do is put a little Danderine
on my brush every time | use it.
My hair was dull and wiry before
/ started using Danderine. Now
it's so bright and sparkling and 50
soft and fluffy that every one com.
pliments me. Danderine soot1es my
scalp and keeps away all traces OF
dandruff. It keeps my hair and
scalp so clean, / don't need to
shampoo half as often as used 0. !.
Danderine quickly removes, that
oily film from the hair; brings nut
it's natural color; mn''t,- Pas y
sparkle, It keeps your hair soft
and easily manageable IL haze ,ou5ie
letting it grow to the new lensth.
1t helps stop dandruff. It is de.
lightfully fragranced; isn't oily.
doesn't show. Ali drug stores have.
the generous S5c bottles. Over five
million used year.
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IF anything happened to
you--''
"Rot!" said Dick. What
could happen? You try to
get some sleep, Felicia-and
don't worry, now"
"Don't worry!" She
looked at him hopelessly.
"We.'ll get your boy for
you, ma am" I" Sam Lanier
promised.
Driving swiftly to the
landing field, Lanier ex-
planned, in terse phrases, the
workings Of a parachute.
"Wait til you re clear Of
the plane. Count slowly
one-two-three. Then yank
the cord. Can't 60 wrong. -
Dicks young face was
earnest, his jaw set.
"D'you think We stand a
chance of finding them?' he
asked.
Lanier's face, too, was
sober. "a chance, " he said.
"They got off when-after
midnight"
NEARLY daylight, - Dick
replied.
As Lanier himself fas-
tened the pack to his shoul-
ders, Dick wondered, rather
incredulously, if it really
was only six days since he
had stood on this very spot
and watched Felicia vanish
into the night, on her dash
to New York.
The motor was roaring;
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the plane s wheel bumped,
bumped I" " " and then the
craft scared smoothly up
ward.
Lanier headed toward
Carson City, flying low
above the long highway that
stretches out from Reno.
Their eyes strained down
ward over the patchwork of
little truck gardens that
edged the road, stretching
green to the edges of the
white desert beyond.
Then the city lay beneath
them; Lanier swung about
and they retraced their way,
moving now above desert,
where clumps of sage-brush
huddled and where startled
jack-rabbits halted in their
flight to seek on the ground
secret of the roar they
could not know came from
the air. The outskirts of
Reno; another turn, and
back over mountains, where
choppy air currents and
queer pockets set the plane
humping and buc k in g .
Jagged peaks, sharp ravines
y ##
Dicks hand clutched, the
pilots shoulder. He trained
his glasses on the skip of
motion his eyes had caught
within the maze Of rocks
and scrubby trees.
In the bright sunlight, a
man with white hair was
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A Startling Narrative of America s
Mad Dance of Marriage and Divorce

painfully mounting the
rocky slope, while a tiny
figure in gaudy pajamas
clung to his back, as close
as the parachute strapped to
Dicks own shoulders. Be-
low-and how near their
quarry they looked, seen
from so far above--two
squat figures followed, re-
lentlessly.
Dicks eyes met Lanier 3.
He nodded.
Up - up /" the
plane climbed, circling as it
went circling above those
two dark forms, like an
avenging eagle. One of the
men heard their roaring
motor, saw them-but eyi-
IDENTIFY thought the craft a
mail plane, and went on
without another upward
glance.
Dick climbed from the
cockpit, crawled precari-
ously along the wing.
He glanced back at
Lanier, grinned, and jumped
out and back.
Far below, sharp rocks,
jagged and ferocious, rose
swiftly toward him. Dick
was counting.
"0ne-two-three. p"
He yanked the cord.
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Dick Uses Airplane to Scour
Mountains and Desert
What Has Happened So Far

DICK STUYVESANT and FELICIA BRETT, both IN
Reno for deorce meet and fall IN ooe 'cith each other
DICK is staring at the hotel Nth old triend JOHN
BERKELEY. FELICIA is visitng at the home Of DR.
TON HODGE, has aoife ANN, and their i0ely daughter
PEG. FELICIA receives aOre from her mother, MRS
HENLEY-f4RTIN saying that BRETT is on his aooy to
Reno. She goes East by arpane gets her sir-yearoM
son. ALEX and returns to the HODGES Just as her us
band oyrives FELICIA refuses to go back to him. He
learns that she is going about a0ith DICK and has her
shadoared bA deectives He also engages taco to d
4np little ALEX DICK and FELICIA, returning to the
HODGES from party find TOM and ANN bound and
hanged and the child's CRIB empty.
On stretch of mountain road about serenteen
miles ou of Reno the kdnapers is stopped by large
boulder Uhich has slid doCn the mountain side and blocks
the pvay With the only rope they haze, short halter
lead they bind the aoakeful and frightened child and
ledve him ledge Wth dirty handkerchief tied
his mouth As the gets higher, rattlesndke crouls
but from the broken rocks.
While FELICIA is answering the questions Of detectives
Ond DICK is getting dN the assistance has orenh and IN
fluence can comned old man. DESERT RAT, comes
across little ALEX and him from the snake onlY to
find himself threatened bu the automatic Of mountain
=
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were cllmDlng stPdully III
pursuit, dark men who
knew better the winding
ways of Below-the-llne than
the trackless paths of the
Sierras. "Take a shot at
the old guy, . urged one.
Nav; might hit the kid :
They wasted no more breath.
Most there, . the Rat
agreed. He looked down at
the child gently; then,
smiling, Want to ride
piggy back -
Why, this was fun. Gid
dap!" shouted Alex, and
pounded the shoulders with
enthusiastic fists.
In the Hodges living
room, Felicia waited, and
Dick waited with her.
Would you rather be
alone??'' he asked her,
finally. in a low voice.
She stirred. "Oh, no! Just
YOU.
*** She looked at him
sadly. "Oh, Dick, my
dear"
"All right, darling
Side by side they sat, 81
lent, and Dick s heart
swelled- with love and pity.
Was it only nine days that
he had known this girl. only
a week that he had loved
her? SO deeply had they
lived that it seemed as
though everything in the
past had been but prelude.
"Oh, ! love you so!' he
whispered, and her fingers
clung to him.
Tragedy and terror had
welded their love into some
thing greater than them
selves, a force which would
continue throughout all their
lives. MISUNDERSTANDING,
quarrels-such things could
never be for them now,
thought Dick. Waiting there,
hour after hour, he felt that
they had become one person.
Marriage, divorce, remar-
riage-such things were
merely forms to be gone
through, empty and without
meaning, This woman be-
side him was his mate. Some
day they might share happi-
ness together; now her trag-
edy and suffering were his.
The telephone rang. He
sprang to answer it.
A faint glow of color ap-
peared in Felicia s cheeks as
she heard his voice, eager,
excited.
%, b., !" he told her.
He S. got hold Of Mr.. Ne
vada and he's putting every
thing he can lay hands on
at our disposal. He says to
tell you that if your child is
in Nevada, he II get him for
you. The roads and rail
roads are all being watched.
He's sending a State police
man named Lanier up
here"
Ann, who had just come
in, sighed in relief.
Felicia, honey, we II
have little Alex back by
night! Don't you worry.
IF AZ N'oJ -
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straggler from the desert
and the headed boy in
pajamas striped like pep
permint candy.
"Aren't we most there ?"
the child demanded. He
was getting out of breath
and the Rat was painting,
his wrinkled face flushed
and perspiring.
Below them, two figures
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Nop Go On With The Story
CHAPTER XIII
"Bear-i the Woods"

MYTH one leap the Desert Rat knocked his
w ssant, and the squat dark body of what was prob
ably the most surprised man in all Nevada went
rolling down the rocky slope his claering after him.
The Rat scrambled back and smiled at the boy That
smiled worked miracles Wideeyed, the child had watched
the attack had craned forward follow with his gaze the
precpitous descent of their attacker The sxyearold
mind had been graphing with far than it could under
stand, but here something it knew
Little Alex grinned. He got it, didn't he?" he asked
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and regarded his companion
with admiration.
The rat nodded. "But
he II be back for more,
sonny. We'd better be
moving.
Trustingly, the warm
little fingers gripped the
old hand and the two climbed
swiftly higher into the
mountain.
A grotesque pair, the
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excitedly. "ln case we do
find them. I've never made
a parachute jump, but a lot
of bigger fools than | am
are doing it daily. If"
/ ''Great!!' said Lanier.
"eome on.
"Oh, Dick" Felicia was
torn, now by fear for him.
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That There May
Be No Interruption to
Telephone Communication

Twenty years when President Taft inaugurated
Washington completely off from all with the
the country The whole the grip of blizzard Trains
had stopped down-boh telegraph
a critical situation.
The Bell System accepting this challenge resolved that such
protection its facilities These plans have resulted in the
Many hundreds of of this cable underground condus which afford
further for them.
These other safeguards
telephone home the first opportunity. It's a
to home awayfro can
in makeo
before
following isa of the ion rates
from Washington to the cabta of n the Union: .
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DR.. Bisch's Daily Health Hint

of through skin high 9O per
clothing therefore, holds this heat in winter while
it allows be lost in summer That why we should change
the weight and the texture of clothing.
The Washington times., 1929-03-04
This Dau in Our History

On March 17s9 the Constitution of the United States
Washngtons administration began on tins
date He naugurad however, until few months
lAter-April 80
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Can Dick rescue Felicia's
son? Read Reno on
this page tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1929-03-22
Hoover Goodwin Tour
Brings Orders for Planes

NEW YORK, March 22.-Some OF
the results of President Herbert
Hoover's goodwill tour to South
America are seen in an announce
nnsnt by the Chance Voght Corpora
ton of Long Island City that it has
signed contracts to supply a number
of observation planes to the gov.
ernments Of Cuba, Argentina, Mex
leo and Peru.
The company opened an extensive
sales campaign in the countries
visited by Mr.. Hoove. Immediately
after the good will tour was an
nonnced last December.
The Washington times., 1929-03-22
LAID To
HEX DOCTOR

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March %
O.S.).-Having decided that the
finger OF suspicion points strongly
toward a "hex' doctor in the death
of Verna Octavia Delp. Green Pond
farmer girl, the Lehigh county
authorities said they would arrest
and hold for trial pow.wow
practitioner who has been under
investigation.
The girl was found to have died
from powerful poison, bur
whether she took it on the grounds
of the Cattasaqua Gun Club where
the body was found, or was car.
ried there dead has not been
determined.
District Attorney Gearhart has
instructed both State police and
city detectives to arrest the man
under suspicion. Capt. Jacob H.
Nixon, of the detective department,
said he hoped to have further in
formation as to the writer of the
cryptic hex" messages found in
letters with the body. An an
onymous correspondent has written
several letters in handwriting al
most identical with that of the
weird incantations placed on the
body.
The Delp girl worried by the
problems of approaching maternity
is believed to have consulted
several local doctors. so.called, and
to have obtained poison from one
of them,