The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 26, 1927, Page 1

DATLY JUN “ALL THE NEW ‘AU, ALASKA, \X’EDSI-ZSD:’\Y. VOL. XXIX., NO. 4387. JAN ALASKA S_ALL THE TIME” UARY 26, 1927. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATEZ PRESS ————r PRICE TEN CENTS e ARBITRATION URGED WITH MEXICO MINISTER ACQUITTED OF MURDER Sensational 7 estinmony Is Given in Browning Case WVost ” orthy Vatron Eastern Star Is Dead MARRIED LIFE DETAILS TOLD, BROWNING CASE Parts of Tcslimony Given ‘)_\' “Peaches’ Not Printable —Witness i Tears. “Daddy” Keeps Mailman Busy W i ASHINGTON Henrich, of New; Most Worthy Matroi ral Chapter of the Basi died here after a short Mrs. Emma almer Chad eods 1o the Order A Ken (o}! of ort, tucky illne wick Highe attle I - CHINA WATCHES NEXT MOVE IN BULLETIN—WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Jan. 26.-—The Browaing paration suit adjourned this afterncon until next Monday afternocn after “Peaches” Browning's attorney rested his case. The when John 1 was adjourned E. Mack, Brown- ing's attorney, announced all of his witnesses were summoned for next Monday and he woull also like to study the testimony to clear up the case. Civil War Stops, All Atten- tion Focused on Move- ment Aga'nst Foreigners SHANGHAIL The which h vir count 24 ci [ attention INTIMATE DETAILS WHITE PLAINS, N France ‘Peache consumed virtually vesterday rvelating of her life with Browning Once she and asked: before thes Jhage war recked China beer i focu of the government agair the rnment half campi wning ile the on the Cantonese reigners, particularly The Cantene under the entire day West ationali L the uj ntimat 5 or Edward & Justice S % omi tell all turned Must people? Seeger s “Yes Frances Browning then unprintable accusations her testimo of tween Browning nd Dorothy 10 silen I brought China "" ion @5 sdexarkable ased attach and turned attention of the foreign inf . in twenty wling a ‘ kK upon = hern foree thie ot marital Most related including b adopted one of 10,000 c 1o eliminatior t sine diffienlti ence The British Nationalist vith | ¢ in relation stilniab i arly drawn lignment being ¢l path “Sunshine™ lovn - ALIMONY FOR MRS, CHAPLIN " FURTHER AWAY ANGELES Chaplin's and left week danghter, Browning, caused a show moment ag s, W aril the | 'Son of Poet and {Author Hangs [Himself at ¥ a dead in cour room When she told of the night “Preaches’ St anghai Attack on SITANGHAL Jan that th the Cantone ing D A s ilo Resider on of her weddin consider heavy concentra and t court cmbarrassment ar tion of ol Chekian effort of Shanghai British F he about I troop ¢ roops caused an adjournment of {al e on border of minutes Was five Pr the Dot an vine supreme U'ntem “Girl of World” Peaches” Browning concluded hor testimony this for under cross examination said Brown brought trick ' rubbhe and other amuse himself Nationalist the majority tionary the i 20 himself o of noon and “”", force o | which February landing of {he will the the Anti i sailors arrive 1LOS [ Lita Grey ' alimony Chaplin air last result of an alt [ hibition issued [rict Court of the receivers from making ing i be made Tuesday bill for il., Jan $14.000 from - > DECISIUNS MADE BY CHAMBERLAIN | ~ ARE FINAL ONES - 5'1 ate ing home poons, « cid th mo! ration \U'J th ar oggs toy i liev | cost | \I‘muly e Jitish with gling in W be hit rnative by the Appeals Chaplin's Th dar Browning's attorney i which It diary “will show sl 1 U 1 nro second Dis restrain fortnn again writ iginal he kent of confla world knew what it New Developments SHANGHAL Jan. 26, Two hundred [ !:mh and police Haij, ong i..mml here Amer ican ships also capable ux lenm §00 men Cantone 10 Chine them plot > . STINGING COLD HITS MINNESOTA t out I my marriag delved -a-week from Five 1ere bur bhefore Peach girl attorney payment Lroops the good whether The into her ex permanent is set W o i clerk and on periences as a her published “Why 1 Left Flooded Arkansas Rivers Reported Receding Today 26 in Ar- towns | Commander at connection newspaper storie Daddy I’nnw > 2 MOONSHINERS 1 OFFICER DEAD IN LIQUOR RAID PINE 2 Jack Sheriff of two reputed and Sheriff ably fatally of a raid {last nigbt British Secretary of Says Something and 1 Goes—One Hobby. (By J. E. s'a:rkey) Deci Austen Cham | state fo British em- | the se of Foochow accused with ntiforeign | | | LITTLE ROCK, Jan Swollen rivers are kansas today but deserted Ark receding river LONDUS final wher ber Jan. 2 by Al Sir of the of “the are made, otten ST taken a decision ‘MH, it, don’t back o abont what might | po you had dec m-l\“,_u,‘ This, he told a cor The Associated Pre With help he has Hor of the exchequer, ,' he admiralty and for India and other 1M|ssmg Jewels of Mrs. international poli Scollard Reported Found ELLINGHAM, Wash,, I|'W. H. Abbott, Mrs. Scollard’s attorne; he has found jewels valued at 000 Scollard's safety deposit hox Northwestern National Bank is brings the total of weaith nearly $100,000. - Pioneer Nome Woman Is some ff After ernativ “When don't worrs remained and busine halted BLUFFS, Arkan p Horton, Ch De mn\ Ouachita County, and moonshiners, deady Arthur Elllis, is prob-| (&) wounded as the result! still near Camden they a B URNED TO DEATH Penn an. 26 B. Hills, aged and children were burned to fire destroyed their this morning PAUL cold w \llnn. Jan. 26 ve has tightened its rip upon the Northwest today, of the wave striking Min-| Brainerd reports de- helow zero. Thermometers throughout the State sub-zero >oee — - THEEE B WARREN Mr: two death hom e hout 20 of ; c five when think wened and have h otherwi | spondent his 1 Iheen chance | first re on a | grees carly ner SOVIET PAPERS PLAY UP NEWS FOR MASSES SCOW, Jan. 26.—Russian news-/ship differ from American and that other foreign newspapers in two | ness” major respects. First, none of them is privately |ualiy contai owned. All are organs of the Soviet|pages, and government, the Communist party.| [lustrations the various subsidiary communist| As there is organizations, the trade-unions, co-}in Russia, only operative societies, and ximilarin( newspa space groups. Second, a free press, such|advertisements, the rates for which| “poin as Americans understand that term,|are relatively high. The principa ;.,1,“-|,,w,_,, " he id does not exist. All publications, whet- | vertiser e government institutions | pave inherited my her newspapers, magazines or boo, and coop tive societies. “Want” ad-| | have old are subject to constant government- | vertisements are almost unknown, timber and pla al censorship. Pages to Speeches field village in The bulk of the news matter garden, of cour lord of seC- y of wise a in ”I( S It is adequate and least “hut once jand you necess: sary iding upon the to spend best he said, made up decision, | of conr time Larmiul course, v mind 26 Francis that $10,- Jan George announces dec MC paps of newspapers id)| cat deal of “same Russian publications wdvertising, they s juct drop from four to eight| gir An about ents. | quties of freely. | ternational private trading| pis flowers 20 per centland hobby given up to] exercise and control there in all | Carrying 1t i " is vour the taken atter AV in lin the here recovered S vhen free from the cign office or of in ences, litil tak Taad lives among the diversion who takes no man is ither and mother liked “and 1 suppose | love for them farm house with a cottage in May- ussex. There is a but my particular i Jan. 26 Mrs. SEATTLE services for Nome pionecr homish, tom P unerul Katrina Kirck, will be held at Sno- row afternoon. Mrs, Three Lakes. For conducted the Little e near Nome, an is of vears s Roadh Carry Little Advertising result of communistic ny Creck The owner ((unllnuu! on Page Two.) (F:Tx:{\xnx»r':: on Pf|ée—lcvla|€)— BRITISH GAME. m! the !l has ai-y and Al Dead; Funeral Tomorrow| {JURY TAKES 2 BALLOTS:: FREES - PASTORMURDER l?( v, N Save Own Life, Verdict I'ragic Incident. IN 26 Frank Wtist Texas, Jan Fund: PL Ny jury trict hee " | Trave Co Court | tor" 1 the K Wien ey howed 1+ Manry N wept 1% on W wanly 1 until Att hands n n Simenson shook on and rri embracad Simens | xter K. Norris verdict, he “p hurt Li-year-old when Chipps of vicetim agke out the tears came into ves but choked them later mother i sreal crowd pre and said am sy sorey It will alone b Wi and arouml to Lid courtroom VIt hand of the ticed The y wali out all rdict wgument with P who at the to kill not packing v of came after and e heated McLean pointing If you fourte stimony al Special h send -‘ en which William i, 1 appe PProsecut e finger him inal pistol jury he I call parson > MANY INDICTED - LIQUOR CRIME, SPOKANE,WASH Two City [)etullw Among, Those Arrested ,H“’h Official in Net. SPOKANE Bight including detective again your erim- mine him the to capture | | Jan. 26 two are under arrest on | turned last night Grand Jury, while Im\ prepares to enforcement conditions The Federal Grand Jury |mended calling a County 1Jury to probe gambling, graft conditions | Jack Arnie, who testified the Federal Grand Jury, has |arrested for perjury All [under arrest are for liquor More arrests are expected indictments. Gireenough that Charles as Public Safe following char was arrested this liquor indictment, returned in His per ons city indictments re by the Federal the County Grand investizate law recom Grand vica hefore been others con secret Prosecutor finvestigation ned sioner | Hedger {on ! those conspiracy $5,000 Charles R. Tfi;;buw Hedger Commis es made forenoon i one of secret, set at bail was Jan, 26— Wash Charl of OLYMPIA engagement of | State Director Licenses, and Mis | Edna R. Cragle, of ittle, is an nounced. The wedding will take place Februaiy 10 Miss Cragle i of the King count; and well known in the west. Mr. Maybury newspaperman, for Clerk of the House tives, | Maybury, secretary Democratic Club Pacific North a well known veral sions of Representa- former Norris Shot Chipps loj up [ and| charging| Is to Wed Next Month, The | cauitted tder of ( ( Wo Texu > MOST FEARED PLAYER IS AT MONTE CARLD Londoner Taking Annual at Green Whir! ables Has Broke the Bank. 20 Owers iderod in the his i Joseph Londoner who is now con ful roulette player Monte Carlo for the en tahle of the mysterious des i Monte Carlo the Sunday the | most sucees world nual Sine Gar the i an whirl the the in at g days Spaniard horough wells, o, ernoon o pecu ( [ Gwers has [feared player. On a Last he broke time half hour | 192 broke h | Breaking the bank at simply m chausting bles start been casino ! aft ihe bank winning bank year four e £50,000 IS tim Monte Carle the table's with * five This sum s, natu as play continues is torced to call for i Carlo jar | capacity | thousand rally, iner \\ hen a table renewal of capital Monte it say has been “hroke | Ow lm 1ys in | dolars, on }\\lh 5, he y bu a thousand It he stake employ tem masimum shout n his winnings on anot e, If he and commenc eve chane leaves original hi the another and section of t lose: I 0es 1o able gain He is the north is that he fof work in | found 1-huilt land and ver done life. to tall, of Er has hi; from hoast a man 1 [ a stroke | having always soinething gamble on > Idaho, | 26.—A) LEWISTON, A1 bert Hulbert Alford, | tor the Lewiston Tribune [it was established in 1% night at Hot Lake, Oregon |ing to dispatche Jan managing ed of nee accord received here | Lights; New SENATE TAKES DIRECT STANE MEXICAN CASE: Urges President to Arbitrate Resolution Passes Unanimously. WASHINGTON, Taking the first direct stand on the Mexican question, the Senate has unanimously advised the President to arbitrate in the oil and lind law contro- versy. Senator Jan. 26.— Reed, who voted against the resolution in the Committee, had been locked to for lc.u[rn!np by the opposition to the Senate action and had prepared a speech but deferrel delivery, He was absent when the vote was taken. NO REPORT, NICARAGUA WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 The senate Foreign Relations Commit- tee decided not to make public Sec- tetary of State Kellogg's statement m the Nicarguan situation because “Secretary deleted important the hearing which such a condition that on record what happened it the hearing and the Committee wught not to establish a practice of making executive publie.” he & from it purts leaves tism sessions 12 MEN LOSE LIVES, WRECK « ODESSA I'welve men the Greek steamer hattered the matoria, in a storm. It that the Greek foundered off of life un- 26.— when was Ukrania, Jan were drowned Anastasia against cliffs at Eu- Crimen, also reported L The steamer has Turkey known 708 loss is 25 CARRIED TO SEA MARIUPOL, Ukrania, Jan. 26 Twenty-five fishermen have been ont tp sea on a huge cake and are believed to have carried of dee shed > NARCUTICS ARE SEIZED IN RAID TACOMA, Wash,, last night wed at £100,000 and John The narcotics Federal seized narcotics and arres‘ed Prni- tossellini, restaurant were found in two large suit cases in the brother's home. Apparantly the narcotics were imported from France via California - of soft drinks overshadowing Januar meeting Jan. 26, 1gants mo men promises issue be- of the Taxation he the fore the to Bouth Carolina legislature. et o Autos to Use Invisible Rays Are to Transmit Sound Is Claim CAMBRIDGE, Mass., era of ultra-violet ray will be transmitted invisible light, and | scientific marvels prehended will envisioned by Jan. 26 when over beams a multiplicity hardly yet com be commonplace, seientists An sonnd of is Here are a few of the seen by Dr. Donald ¢ of the Massachusetts Technology Motion pictures, transmitted on in | visible ultra-violet rays Automobile headlights that flood highways with invisible but will themselves be dark Roads, fences and sign posts things fore- Stockbarg Institute | | [of of | will | light that | on | which | through values | a4 substance beams of the coated with will glow when li trike them Light Rays to Carry Messages Wurtime messages which may be sent without fear of interception be cause the light rays may be focused point will be which a given Other for expected when a uses the violet ray are glass is perfected will allow the rays to pass and work their curative on sufferers from many ail- ments, and their action in chemistry thoroughly understood. Dr. Stockbarger gave a graphic is (Continued on Page Six.)