The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1926, Page 1

‘AL THE VOL. XXIX., NO. 4350. TERRIFIC COL OIL INDUSTRY REPORT MADE BY DIRECTOR Chemical Analysis Made Parts of Umted States and Alaska. WASHINGTON, ation with the oil effort to recover a already found and oil fields featured the work of the Geological Survey for the fiseal year, according to the annual of the Direc the Sec the Interior made public today The report also announced that change of policy the technical ad ministration of oil and gas, coal anc other the public doma was effected during the ing more authority filed officers in the nical questions, Ope ernment lands were from ve s delays volve penses g n the cost of eas in which photog was opted throvgh coope: with the United Stdtes Army resulted in the Geological Survey’s topographic mapping program, the report said Approximately 500 square miles have been photographed, this new aid supplementing but not supplan ing ground surveys. Aerial photo graphic surveys in Southeastern Al aska were conducted by expedi tion of the Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy at the request of the Geo- logical Hur\(' indorsed by other bu re nee g maps of this region. nting out that an increase 25 per cent in the map sales had o curred in the last six years, the re- port calls attention to the fact th: the Geologic urvey's map-making plant had an appropriation of $105, 060 for engraving and printing topo graphic and geologic to be credited with into the Treasury during the year of maps and transfers s ago, with a slightly larger appropriation, the miscellaneous re- ceipts from (his source were $30, 869.35. This year more than 630,000 maps were sold. The report also recor amount of work performed topographic and geologic different parts of the United Dec. 13.-Cooper- industry in an larger part of oil to discover new past repor " ary al in in vear by giv Bureau of on [ might in to the handlin tt thus that tech Gov ound surveys of the use aerial o o Albert B is shown talking with tator ington Interior, . who was a ispiracy in 11, former daughte Secretary of th Mrs. C. C. C charges of criminal is also shown iPUSSYFUUT IS i BACK AT HOME v | Air hi tri toney ped Wash- his An at on <o This Is Tough On Judges In Alaska WASHINGTON e President Coolidge ha the bill raising the Judges hich passc last week. T0 HIBERNATE _]uhn"m Declares Prohibition| in Europe Far Off at IV |(sr'nl I of IM1] alaries d !‘mqv s Lmul Dec 13 that the bill increasing applies to Judges appointed Seattle 1 { sed adi but ull]\ of lite, Pussyfoot NEW YORK Johnson arvived here today after five months of Burope for h | annual winter hibernation at Wester | ville, Ohio, which is the headquart- lers of mperance organization {he represents in rope. PPussyfoot aid he found in England slow but ht future countries have no Dee. 13 tour the t 5 a vast : in the mapping of (UNGA, AI.ASKA stream measurcments and surveys ) ‘“These of the power and irrigation value of | (onnOVA. Alaska, o Cthink about prohibition many rivers, in classifying and leas-| (pited States Com: o e CONTrONted wWith the ing the public lands, and in the dis-| pyigield. ut Unga, reports oy They will tribution of maps and book publica |, hmbaR AL ABIvE Have Rodn about and L ‘ost and a codtish seiner is high and g Hgl dry on the bheach as the result of terrific wind storm of last Fui-j, y. Shingles were blown from roois ¢ the storm. Tae Pacific American Fisheries tra pat Squaw Harbor Las been destroyed Residents said th | into Islam. at is our next object- gale was the strongest in iva in tmitons Commissioner Drifield radioed thet ' L8 CFORE no contact had been had with Duten| o2 SRC S Harbor since the storm of last week.! Egypt was the worst }'llfl "he returns nest June, he ibest to try to dry up lalong the banks of the and Nile prohibi in France Greece tion Progre mnl very in a b ume they arc national able oy w Pug at be Do rssioner by s00n to then said issues think it & all drink on re Pussyfoot. ;yptians are Koran prohibits grounds," said Turk [ taking the bottle despite Lomet's command, and we have gone California Civil War Veteran Attempts Suicide WASHINGTON, Dec. Caldwell, of Berkeley . CivilWar veteran, shot and wounded himseif at the top of the starway off the Capitol rotunda this forenoon. Chilean Trnnspor! Goes Down in Gale 67 Drown BUENOS AIRKS, Dec. 15.—The Chilean transport Arauso sank at Lota, Chile, erday during a vio- lent storm. Sixty-seven men of the crew of 96 aboard, were drowned. Enght bodies have heen recovered. MEN, PREPARE; GAUDY GIFTS AGAIN IMPEND NEW YORK, Dec. 9-—Christmas|ing scarf and tie sets, morn will dawn in the usual splen-|tik, for themselve dor of many hues to dazzle mascu-|them for the men,’ line eyes, say the salespeople who|nue shop keeper. have been watching women make | Christmas stock.” their annual selection of apparel for| “Silk shirts? Thirty the gift-dressed man. | ghastly mistake,” he mourned. ! The people behind the counters es-| It isn't exactly the fault of the pub. timate that women buy ninety per | salesmen, they explain. They are, W cent of the men's wear sold at this| willing to suggest gifts that will ve' day season, and indications are that there | worn for their own sake. all tax legislation this session. The has been little change in the taste Colors the Rage Democrats of the committee were for the colors of Joseph's coat in Ties of moire striped with Sd”'l.!qol[dlv for elimination of everything Christmas ties, socks, scarfs, loung-|or solid-color satin are popular with|including the Democratic $335,000,000 ing robes and pajamas. men, the shopper is told. Scarfs are yeduction proposal and President Advice for Fair Shoppers ishown in white or grey silk, fringed|Coolidge’s plan for credit on pay- “Men refrain from buying match- {"‘TLZ.’.E..;M on l’agu Thres) ments next the and to John W. I certain amount of , and when will do his the saloons Missing Found Frid, Jarid CORDOVA, Dec. 13.--Two Pacific American Fisheries watchmen at| Squaw Harbor, who have been miss-| “Pussyfoot ing, are reported found, lin Western The mail steamer Starr anchorsl; French and last Wednesday for protection from drinkers in the gale, according to radio reports!more alcohol received here. any other despaired Kurope, asserting the Bavarians are the wor: the world; consuming per square foot than two ra 4 - I 'Hail Damage Costs REGINA, Sask., Dec, ‘The Mu- nicipal 'Hail Association has paid 15,000 claims totalling $1,250,000 for |damages for the past crop year. —_— . — 13 of snappy ba- but women buy| said a Fifth Ave- “Hence a larg House Committee Is dollars for : WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.--The Re- n members of the House and Means Committee Satur- voted solidly against shelving ye Furopean | {1000 of all el Ma-| in Constantinople, | of his efforts | Over Million Dollars‘ Split on Tax Issues! L THE NEWS JUNEAU, ALASKA, MONPAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926. MEMBER OF ASSOCIAT ‘D PRESS DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE ALL THE TIME” PRICE TEN CENTS WAVE IS REPORTED BLIZZARD TODAY IN TWO STATES ST. PAUL, Minni%Dee. worst blizzard of ,the s | sweeping Minnesota and the Dakc today with sub-zevo temperatu Snow has bleeked many Minne highways.. The temperature from T1 degrees above at South Duakota, to nine Crookston, Minnesota, degrees below | sota dropped ! Yunkton, below re- Snow and Wind AS CITY, Dec 13.—A ¢ wind brought snow flurries The wind and N rmed banks from 10 to 20 feet Traffic by railroad has been {ped and comunication interrupted. - 6 DEAD FROM ~ COLDINN. w. ATTLE ada and cold stop- 13.-The Western | Northwest storm | | killed six pe yvesterday, George | Jessup and wife were killed when a | 1 and crushed them when the in their Dec. Paeific SONs antomobile near » riding attle Mrs | vear-old ing | Hanna Two persons when an auto street John F. Stewart and her two-| daughter, perished when go- | barn to do the chores mear ! Alberta | were killed in Tacoma | skidded on the icy | to a Snow at Portland ND, Ore, Dee. 13 1'\\4)‘ and (wo-tenths inches of snow fell Ihere yesterday The temperature was 26 degrees above zero, PORTL Cramps from Cold VANCOUVER, Dec. 130 Firemen | fighting a 000 warehouse hlaze the cramps from the extreme wera Laken home and 1 flames raged for six hour i i | ot | cold [ The 9 | LOW TEMPERATURES | sEATTL Dec, 13- Street car [} minutes to work. | trans- stopped this morning for 20 I while people rushing The stolp was caused when mission lines short-circuited The sun shone (his afternoon in | [ Seattle, after the lowest tempera- ture in two years in the cold wave {which has been over this for 18 hours | {Mexican Catohzlis Hold | i i i Worship. on Holy Day; MEXICO CITY, Deec Wor Shrine Mexiee Patron |The ceremonies were held through ont the country on Mexico's holiest \day commemorating the traditional | arance of the Virgin to the poor | {Indian four ¢ Frequent | jshouts of “Long Christ, the | King,” and an occasional “Long Live | {the Pope,” were heard. R S been a compa of Japanese into cugineers and Over| yes- | irgin,| Saint. | ¢ hipped the terday the of of Guadalupe There bas {large influx mark, mostly i des. I)t-n-E | H | ONLY = 10 More Shopping Days Before Christmas R | Mrs automobile hus hi and wif ingurance, Helen plung George I q Luppino (inset) that jumy the 1ppino into # it attempted ated, pad to t River investi hushand's York The bed and t o obtain her e on to CGOURT REFUSES MANY REQUESTS 0IL LEASE CASE WASHI Conrt on Tw were were RE third time within a week noke burst from Mount instructed former are 1 Three instructions TON today case in Secretar defendants of the 0 Dee ¥ vAwo tende rejected as improp modified refused acquiltal which i [} | B redquest in the L. Lohen Interior Fall oil ernment requ were als of R Mount Lassen Is Pouring Out Steam DDING, Cal, rejectc .| the defense v and oth 0 For the steam and Lassen ye lnveshgatlon Gould |ate charg | of Main January Consideration Senator | |ed time to gather official information | jon expenditine i paign AL The roof of a motion picture theatre ! Gould's Charges Is Postponed| '« i rON, Committee o5 o inst , today 4. de Walsh, of “w- ) erred action was invy Senator-elect de! Mont 3 —~The Sen estigate the ferred na, when request on his cam Theatre Roof Collapses; EXANDRIA, L Killed Dec. 13 collapsed last night killing seven and injuring OAKLAND, persons with persons e KILLED BY AUTOS were automobhiles Cal., killed ¥ Dec in accideats crday, for | Gould, | until | 1.000 Bottles Of loy W ater Seized in : 15 United men boarded Vinceut, urday tore up the flooring over hateh and seized 1.000 bottl | Piper Heidsick champagne i tled 1911 The hip”. | | master ted A Y. tes YORK, In custom the I ® cteamer hot in quart was arre D GALLED 10 I]OUR MAN SHOT DOWN BENTON | tied gunraen Joe Adams, i4 ity of Benton lobject of homb |tacks. The sla o front door of had him 1 hot who Dic and ves 13 Uniden killed May west of ams has been t machine gun ors called him Lis home last a letter for him a down. Three Ad il saying they then shot hody night, the g of night ‘STENUGRAPHER ROBS BANK IN AUSTIN; TEXAS {Girl Sccretary to Governor- Elect Arrested, Charged with Crime. AUSTIN, Bradiey General 13 Rebecea for Attorney Dan Moody, Governor-elect, and a greduate of the Tex Univer- sity working on Masters Degree, taken into custody late Saturday of the Farmers Buda. Littuepage would be Texas, Dec stenographer as a wits night Exchange Chief of robhbery day robhery Baunk at Police charges the to- said filed tuda officers said the bank of robbed of betwes $1.200 It reported the girl, newspaper woman, bor- typewriter on which to do work, last Saturday. When two of the emplo, of the bank had left for lunch, locked two men in the vault and aped in a light automobile Serious Charge Mis« Bradley is charged with rob- bery with firearms which carries the maximum penalty of death. She was released on a bond of §5000 which W mmed by Charles Ramsdell, Pro- o of history of the University of cas Miss George The Buda and wa 100 is posing as a rowed some all but a e es fe Bradley Allen, she had no te lot to live those = st confes who to Sheritf he said rs to shed. She had a down but not as much as ps in the bank who let a girl like she did.” the robbery, Miss Bradley herself, the loot and the pis- Mayor McFadden, of Austin. GERMANS WIN ARMS CONTROL GENEVA, Dec. 13.~The Allies and Germans have compacted to end the Allied control of German arma- ments on Janunary 31 when Germany under the League of Nations. Investigating Commission found the Germans regarded control vexations and offensive to the . prestige and the French dele said France receives contined ty from a (res cement - away 2008 The tional gatse secu Judge Lindsey Condemns Recent Legislative Act Colo. Dee 13 Juvenile Court foundr case investigator, termed common prohibition of the publi- cation of divorce proceedings “one f the most dangerous things any lative body could do. It is dan- only for the education of the public but a dangerous thrust at ducation and justice. It is a thrust at the free press.” - e — First Move Taken in Ormiston Extradition ANGELES, al.,, Dec. 13.—A of the warrant for the G. Ormiston, and rave been air- This is the first DENVER, Ben Linds i divoree the Judge y gerous not ti or he he at to LOS certified copy arrest of Kenneth ) the complaint mailed to Chicago. move for extradition nd 'WOMAN W ARDEN PLANS SHE [ Work, sunlight, cardinal points 13 color and music a in the system wh Mrsr, Jessie D. Hodder, superint fdent of the state reformatory | women this town, applies t inmates It was her theory of the llogical vaiue of color in the these women shut off from the that led her them maki flags during the World “The women are here t not to it is Hodder expresses her in ot Dy lives wo W w th to set to use the idea. time, Mrs. serve Cater to Women's Interests Proceeding from belief that e very few women who really o there FOR INMATES’ FUTURE flong to the criminal class, she aims to send ier charges out at the expir- ich|ation of their terms in such improved en-{mental, moral and physical condtion for|that they will become useful and { second woman's re- to be estabilshed in this country, have been widely copied. When a woman is sentenced to | Sherborn she is kept apart from the other inmates for three weeks, Dur- ing this period the reformatory of- ificials study her character and her interest. Then she is given the work to which she appears best fitted— gardening, cooking, dressmaking or other duties, Sherho the | formatory he ho. of rid ork ay "(Continued on Page Fiye.) be l