MILLION DOLLAR
MINE CLAIMED BE
SPOKANE, Sept. 28. (/P)— Dr. E.
E. Pittwood recently got in com
munication with a modern John
The Baptist, who, for 30 years has
lived a secluded life in the almost
inaccessible mountains of Idaho.
Dr. Pittwood visited the recluse
and such a warm spiritual friend
ship was established that the lone-:
ly old man of the mountains open- j
ed his heart to his new friend and
did more He turned over to the
Spokane man mining claims that
are worth $1,000,000.
“I found Albert Henessey a mys-1
tic of advanced years, who, for 30 j
years has dwelt alone in those dis
tant mountains like a modern
John The Baptist”, said Dr. Pitt
wood ‘‘Because of my acquain
tance with higher psychology, he
learned of me thru our astral plane
and wrote me, asking that I visit
him, which I did.
‘‘He showed me groups of mining
claims of great value. One of these
he already had optioned for as
much money as he could ever use
wisely. So he turned over to me
the others, which I am certain are j
easy worth $1,000,000. He offered j
me a deed without any strings on
it, for all this wealth.
“Psychologists will understand the
law of life which guides him. He
does not believe one man should
have more of this world’s goods
than he can use wisely.”
PROMINENT NEW KORKER
KILLED III PUNE HIP
NEW YORK, Sept , 28, (/P)—
Peter Brady, financier and prom
inent in civic and labor affairs,
was killed when the airplane in
which he was flying with J. G.
Hall, noted speed pilot, was blown
apart by the explosion of the
motor.
The accident occurred while the
two were over West New Brighton,
Staten Island, on their way to De
troit. Hail escaped practically un
hurt by r‘bailing out” of the ma
chine in a parachute. Mr. Brady
apparently was unable to effect
ah escape and he fell with the
blazing wreckage until within 90
feet of the earth, when his body
was thrown clear.
The machine plunged thru the
roof of a house, set it on fire, and
injured Mrs- Mary Critte, occu
pant, so severely that she died.
Miss Helen Laudenbach and Ar
thur Liljestrans, captain of the
Ketchikan fire department, were
married in Ketchikan recently, ac
cording to The Chronicle.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sejt. 28. (/P)—
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in desperate straits last night. Fifty
fires were reported burning in var
ious parts of the county. Many
families have left their burning
homes to flee in automobiles or on
foot along the highways.
Sacramento, Redding and other
cities sent fire trucks to help the
1,000 fire-fighters to save houses
and ranch property. Two towns
were dangerously menaced by
flames fanned by high winds.
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