The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 18, 1927, Page 1

TH VOL. XXIX., NO. 4380. TART DENIAL GIVEN GHARGE, SEC. KELLOGG Soviet Government Denies | Mexico Is Base of Com- munist Activities. MOSCOW, Jan The Sovict government, through Foreign Min- | ister Livinott issued a tart | denial to Secretary of State Kellog I charges that Mexico a base [lor Commuunist activity against the Unit ed States Tt “Statesmen and capitalists of coun tries have lat tuken the habit of inte internal ai the | 18 is statement says ¥ cover ference of aspirations in policy by playing Bolshevik intrigucs | simply an insult 10 I explanations ing fairs or tield of up the and plots Public Opinion such fantastic aggressive Foreign alled It is to were vepudiate Ridicuie MOSCOW, Jun scorn mark the Soviet newspapers scorn 18, Ridicule and editorial comments regarding Kel- 1 und Latin-America 1= basis for Communist the United States of lope’s charges ived activities conce as ag PERU REJECTS PROPOSAL OF SEC. KELLOGG Refuses to Cede Tacna Arica to Bolivia as Sug- gested. WASHINGTON, Jan. 18, Pern has rejected American: Secretary of State Kellogg's that Bolivia be wiven T The memorandum ent the Sy ctary of State declared that because the plebiscite had not been held “the Provinces continue Peruvian. Peru cannot copt the proposed cession by purchase other hecause who been defend ing more than 40 years the rights of the territory cannot convert them into merchandise subject to how large price.” proposal a Arica American ac ac- whether method or any we have ever a TO CONTINUE EFFORTS WASHINGTON, Jan 18 Presi- dent Coolidge expects Secretary of State Kellogg to continue his efforts to solve the Tacna Arica problem unless a study of the Peruvian note of rejection reveals every hope ex- hausted > Many Persons Frozen To Death, Extreme Cold SAMARA, persons have in outlying Rus Jan. 18 Eight been frozen to death districts of Samara in stern Russia Kight persons are said to have perished at Pusachev and many are believed to have been frozen to in Volga River Valley vil- The temperature 40 de- below zero. Thousands 4)[’ heads of cattle have perished a is Pioneer Woman Passes Away, Skagway Hospital (Special to The Empire.) SKAGWAY, Alaska, Jan. 18 Mrs. Alice L. Grant, pioneer woman, brought to the White House Hos- pital here from Glacier, 10 days ago, died of pneumonia at 4:30 o'clock vesterday afternoon. by a son, W. C. Grant, Mo. The funeral will this week. of Carthage, Deadly Snake Lured From Woman’s Ankle| TRINCOMALI, Ceylon, Jan. 18. Strategy of the hostess saved ‘a par- ty of dinner guests here from a dangerous snake. A British dockyard official was giving the dinner to a few friends. Half way through the meal everyons was horrified to hear the official's wife order a servant to place a bowl of milk on the floor near her She is survived | be held here! E DAILY JUNLAU COOLIDGE RE-OUTLINES MEX. POLICY IN THE NEWS O F THE NATION [ J L — SR MASON M FPATRICK « KIRSOPP LAKE WINN Static and fading ave caused hy other worlds !r\lng lo signal us, Professor Michael I. l'upn, of Columbia U] niversity and internationally famous scientist, declared. Martha Attwool, Metropolitan Opera singer, was injured in a taxi accident in New York. Major-General Mason M. Patrick, chicf of the air corps, was to be summoned to tei! Congress the condition of his forces. Professor Kirsopp Lake Winn, of Harvard, was to make a trip to Palestine to induce the Bishop of St. Catherine’s Monastery to permit him to photograph rare manuscripts there. Little Black Dog Ties Up Traffic, Brooklyn Bridge, 'BORDEN COMING - NORTH; HUNTING ol remoyal "" o Chl(_aL{O Man to Collect Ko- ]‘Hll")lln\lli The l[u:‘ (]lak flnd POlal“Beal ~Boat Is Built. the Bri Precinet charge of S Jan cent . announces that the new Light will be launch | Oakland and wili| and collect Kodiak | and other ,‘uulHLLIld.\’ the Field Museum will leave San Fran Vietoria carly moose polar NEW little way YORK blach a k tracks he afternoon trafiic Re 1" later yesterday ulted minute the Police 18 zuards than 100" hest methods hefore it of bhooked 3ix a ing of erve me ormien more the dog” arms motor 158 S w a big wis at station traffic tenced night MEX. FEDERALS ARE SENT TO REBEL STATE Catholic Disorders Reported| Assuming Serious Proportions. on tyin at to a up dense the ' oand CHICAGO Borden | Chici Northern John dog pound tlic of ed sail | ana specimens f The and in June moving bear and The iliary long equipped will be TOMOrrow Alaska bear for poiat w vessel first proceeding to Kenai Peninsula hunt reaching and heay north later to hunt walrus vessel is a two masted aux feet schooner tons burder semi-diesel a crew of command wooden She engines Borden and 300 with have ] jand [ will in | MEXICO ( san lhtWASH BUDGET Mexican War Department has order. ] ed Federal reinforcements 1o entraty for the State of Jalisco where it reported the Catholic rebellion is assuming more proportions Archbishop Jiminex personally heading a rebel army of 500 18 i | serious ,I,} OLYMPIA, Wash,, Hartley's biennial 1 $60.000.000 heen Jan. 18- Gov budget submitted. The for $61,000,000. has asked for §4.- to $3,974,000 Washington; to 0,000 State College for work total compired to previous for 10,000 i IS IN WASHINGTON Many Rebels B0 €1 soldiers have Are Killed i Jan. 18, Federal | P! killed more than 100 | rebels near Repatitan. State of Jilis- co. These casualties are in addition to 100 reported on Sunday. evious Gov. 00 Hartley compared the University of 400,000 compared the Washington | tunas highway 000,000 | quests was M for and | 324 re- SMITH WA SHINGTON I.. Smith has been named suc- cessor 1o Senator MeKinley, deceased of llinoix arrived in Washi; ton but postponed his appearance in the Senate it was learned the Senators wished to complete consider tion of the Lausanne treaty. —_—e——— and twin Jan. 18, -Frank Instinctively everyvone knew that was in the room moved. All peered appre-| about. Presently a large!| seen to glide from under nd go to the bowl of milk. an irresistable bait. The woman fainted. The cobra, deadliest snake in the world, had been coiled about her ankle. feet. |a snake | No one hensively cobra was the table has when Meislahn, are the Johann 87 -old brothers, oldest twins in Germany, waus | Norris sum {For M. IS PRESENTED king | ALASKA EMPIR ALL THE TIME” . THE NEW ALASKA, TU SDAY, JANU TESTIFY SLAIN | MAN HAD VERY BAD GHARACTER iD. E. Chipps, Slain by Rev. Nornis, Said to Have Been Habitual Drunkard. AUSTI Ch to 18 D threacned put Nor with Worth policeman Aestimony given lat by Woodruff, in Frank Norris murder Jan ago ivevard and Texi five ves start a in the Woodraff, cording o vesterday f I ris same grave” ort the ternoon of Rev with the long line Clhipps wa but Idnd i the % charged of witnesses swore a bad n when K and courteons xoher Woodruff te Chipps 1921 un he asked titied that Johin met nary me him he it the Jan on in wanted (o drunk. | fellow what to st Norri I asked sitid and and get had the me i to do 1 raveyard and in the Norris He's damn preacher Many witne: ses testified Chipps was a habltual drunkard wis drunk cent of time. Chipps itied was intoxics the Killed Hine of sumption of me wrong 1 kne am g put ame was ug Frank Zrave and h a you who a that and the tha a about an barher ed I he on Rev. Norvis delayed e hix il ths forenoon. He is confined to his room with tonsilitis. The defense sald they were willing to the trial on necessany murder attorneys bring a stretceher is HARRIS MURDER TRIAL STARTED Jury Secured at Everett Two Prisoners Charged with Slaying. secure I L and EVER been hi on Wash., Jun to try Lsther a charge R. Harris, of The prosecution they will demand hanging for three if they are found guilty Fasick and wite from Walla la tiary wher tences for Harris, who near KEdmond believed hay swimuch about the Northweste Rum Ring and also knew about sev robberies lieved of the der he of in his been found A jury Fasitk Frank murderin Wis- indicated the hrought hias and Ryan Charles wife of Kenosha, consin \ they were State Peninten are serving sen robhery found was murdered is 1o something It is De to get him out the time of the muy had a large valuable jewelry None ral he was slain way. Al is known to have money and possession las ever - > 1.000 a Vonth Temporary Alimony Chaplin LOS AN( Court Judge Grey Chaplin porary imony of the divorce |dered that notice by publication served on Chaplin every week for appearance in the jurisdiction within 80 days 18, Superior ranted Lita month tem- pending settlement The court $4000 a be for 60 days local One Petition Deined SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18 Chaplin's petition asking that the be enjoined from proceed | ings further, hag been denied by | | State Supreme Court Char- | lie receivers CHAPLIN IS ILL YORK, Jan. 1§ Charlie has not eaten solid food days. Specialists reported condition “not so good.” Find New Safe LOS AN an. 18, Detectiv working for the receivers discovered a hitherto unknown safe in Chaplin's Beverly Hills home, opened hoping tha | disputed fortune. The safe was hidden | behind doubl” sliding panels in wardrobe, —— e SHOCKS FELT IN JAPAN TOKYO, Jan. 18 -— A sharp earth- quake stoped ecloeks and tumbled old walls north of Hondo Island The shock centered at sea, 2 for | NEW | Chaplin | for '\,\ | hi two as | i | John | | test | be the | ARY 18, 1927. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE Fortunes and Hearts Joined | | | | | l | Chipps. | when | take | it s o Two great fortunes were united with the wedding in New York of George Drexel Biddle, son of Craig Biddle, of Phila- delphia, and Joan Kaufman, (Lm”hh-r of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gravacret Kaufman, of New York. EMP. CHARLOTTE REPORTED NEAR Senate Rejects Lausanne Treaty. 50 to 31 WASHINGT this Late TON the AN Jan Senat rejoc ed th Turkey supporter the The six treaty led mu Borah the failed to two third m 50 for (o nator wiho o Aged Widow of Emperor Maxmilian, Seriously l“ BI‘USS(‘]S. NECessury rity wa ainst then necessary > CAPT. WILKINS T0 FLY ARCTIC IN “GAS TANK" Plane Is Being Assembled at Ford's Airdome —Test Flights Are Planned. ETROIT George H which he the Arctic’s blind flight this week of the “gas tank” has been started at the Ford Airport at Dearborn. | After the Dearborn tests, the will taken to the Selfridge where skils will be attached take-offs landing and of St. Clair BRUSSEL Charlett Emperor Jan, I8 Empress 1ired widow of i to this morning SGoyears Maximilian of Mexico, in a dying mdition according re in suffer I'hy any norts o'clock fluenza at she has pnenmonia might die carcely n which ed ned into sicians announced she moment hia rive She eaten for days Empre Charlott unahle PeCOZN 708 ipeak Belgium, has per but i 1 Al her SOns Kin ort hedside - - SNOW IN SEATTLE Mich Wilkins' “'gas will attempt Jan. 18, Capt | tank to explore makes Assembling in 5 Canadian the firs covered the CATTLE cold 18now Jan. 18, The wave bronght of the year ground this morning before noon. The gnow heavily into and Oregon fell in the Seuttl: it spots, and vanished storm Washin inehe plane wept cast Field ton en Yi |)\m|.\ of be HOW practice on the jce-covered lake wili resorted Three gasoline ed on the will he and one beside placed th ordinarily will sufficient The pounds wings, one pilot the behind pilot sits the whe The 1y o passen 4 tanks have| of hour 21 fly it ying | for plian must carrying e accepted Claims Hast; B:ci:ion Aids Leadership Today 1% the in leader Warner Brown of Calfforni Administration he by is he fore i GENEVA, you 18 chose Jan must themselyves men r for theiy something or hoth of Chelwood statesman greater *opportuni and 1o the poor youn s for they can hut il | Breatne deeds be something not Viscount e inent English America than he prow SAN Ability ‘)Il:ml | ship, f the School | “The 1 good or PRANC to import declares Univ Bu real leader bad in his decizion ‘v\hn first commits himself to definite taction,” Profe “The best formuia is when in doubt something. It indeed true{have.” ‘he who hesitates is lost, J The 0 Jan quickly ' e element rof iL . ffers ut 1 5 adds man | Wi | liberty “"-' il Leva, told of have the ine olved well as youn," he the problem Lord Rober! known in Gen 1ted hove better whether a is better Associ but as believes. | respondent problen or Brown e cqualiy than | do that is Viscount, engaged with other: S5 DEATH'S DOOR bur- | * Weostein but | v Viscount Ceeil Bolwws America Offers Poor Boy Chance to Make His Career Awhitions | here between ! do | tinguished taihe believes ol cur- <olved the | we . ] ———— e —g— PRICE TEN CENTS PRESIDENT 1 INSISTENT ON . HIS POLICIES (Mexican Issue Simmered ! Down to One Question Nicaraguan Status. | | | | | | W { Congr Jthe Mexica President his t Yand ‘rx | NGTON 18 Whils attack on Jan renewing the Nicaraguan embroglio, has re-outlined Mexico's which oolidge 1 toward I ceulations are down to the of Ameri onfiscated puid for?” Administr in mind and the been hoiled Shall property in Mexico he tion tizens aken v Hvery oy hont | j“r is taken the Monros } Nicar being the with that Doctr sguan poliey ne controls is stated RTPRESENTATIVE SPEAKS OUT IMINGTON, Tom W Jan. 18, Repre- Counally, Democrat demanded in the foreign policy be a critical Events, [ aen of Texa Nnn “ emon Nfcaraguan The mah 1y EERTHEE worth the lives of nor the of abroad.’ ai today the in hat analysis He da: neessions in Ni- oil wells in Mexico Americau American , | soldiers loss | intuence ! YARKEES' IMPERIALISM | MEXICO CITY, Jan. 18 The 'Cential and South American Antil- tes Union anid Spanish-American So- sent messages to labor Tead cocial and politieal organi- zati throughout the world that ‘Latin-Amorica is threatened by the Yani impertalistic invasion of ! Nicuragua and the threatened rup- ture wicth Mexico feiet ve /NO MEDITATION MANAGUA. Nlearagua President Diaz hag informed Associated that his Government could not ofier made by fo Costa Rica 18 the Jan Press ot mediation Jiminez the Presi- ident LIBERALS RETURN TO ATTACK MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Jan. General Zapata, Liberal with 200 the and Sun Com- soldiers, recently Rica fron- threatened del Sue. rushing mander, Costa driven tier, has Juan returned attack Conservatives on “On Page Two) PR \Offers $10,000 Reward ! For Husband, Securities (Continued Mrs of Sarah Salle attor- ATTLE, Jan ard, “Hetty 1Street,” today Ineys, oftered the capture missi | 18 fireen La through her $10.000 reward for her hushand and securities valued at $10.000. >o e a of ng Disnal Outlook I or Peace in Cleina SNIVON, Jan, 18 b+ decided to spare no repara- tion in defense of British citi- zens and property in China. The iaberal press fears war is im- ! minent, | ol The Cabinet | I d in the intricacies of remodeling weting the League of N at, is the of a dis- . Lord Salisbury, and his family has heen eminent in Eng- y lish parlismentary life since the {days of Queen Elizabeth It vou are welltodo in England d afford to wait, practically il cireers are open to you,” he said. If rou are poor, it is a different tory, of course. | don't think we solved in England the question open careers’ or opportunities oung men as well as you have in the United States. Unlike you, we re a crowded country i | tions covel son ca | ve Lo | for | (Coutinued on Page Two.)