The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1927, Page 1

VOL. XXIX., NO. 4390. DATLY ALA SKA EM “ALL, THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” JUNEAU, ALASKA, SATURDAY, JAN UARY 29, 1927, MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS 'IRE * PRICE TEN CENTS CHINESE FAGTIONS GET TOGETHER; ADVANCE ON SHANGHAI IS HALTED GOVERNMENT T0 LIBERALIZE ITS TIMBER POLICY Revises Contract to Give [me for Pl ant Construc- tion, Says Parks. Parks, of el here fro and le for Wish tomorrow the eclared that a b pu very and n on ka ranufac Ala viced to W | ilow time mo cutting sn h.nu a greater capacity now runm Specl rm Taster th nmay Advertise 1en for two pulp Arm. Hydroelect cennection with the Federal Power Commi “We e t the H the : bill D t sess 15e 1o act soon | which the Sen n on ate er business is becom very portant t hill owner th grazing will de herd definite prevent overgraz parts Gov. ATTLE, last the in Parks Banqueted Jan. 20.-Among (i ¢ the banguet = - ;\lm:\ Jean Williams, “Mis marricd to the son of a Ten October at Philade Iplna. her sp given by Commerce Se amber of | hono John Heckman orge Troy, « Ketchika wer J. R “Miss Syracuse” Weds I R m\"i Syracuse™ of 1925, was secrelly nessee newspaper publisher las mother said. Alfred e the Ketehikan; ator Charles Brown Olson, mining man of E. Harris, canneryman S Chicago's pioncer Kyw been on the most anner of at Howe, Tongas Man s Chureh M vmlwrs Nome, and P, | of Seatitle General zer Trading |t'HlHll0| ag pany, of Nome broadeastor has for ‘.H five air year > > e MRS, GHAPLIN S THREATENED | Attor neys 5« (] I\ l"ohu' Pro- lection Result of Letters Received. LOS NGELI Grey Subcommittee Is Named To Consider Recent Alaskan Appointments WASHINGTON A D, -( subcommittee Tian three hy thee i i nomina- date been fixed 29 of - members has been appointed 4z the Senate for the recently-n Feder tions in Alaska the first meeting The ubcommitte Senators Judiciary Con purpose of con il att 1a Chaplin yrneys an for | | L nounce caled to Mr ldren a police for p on for lin and h of zen '\I‘- i B Goff Deneed, Iinoi and Walsh, Weet Re [suit Montana, | d¢ * two ch he re posed of Virginia, publican Democ death t ived in lotet hre ¢ Youn f n said Lyndol chie counsel for Chay the dropped STILLMAZ\ (;IVES WIFL $500,000 NECKLACE AS EXPRESSION,NEW LOVE A.ymatics, history science, of drawing under private wife, It is her own idea that she should g0 to school again, “Bud” said. She thought it would help her to keep up with him “As a matter music tator NEW YORK, as 29.—James Stillman tender expression his reawakened love for and their reconciliation, has present- ed to Mrs. Stillman a necklace worth in excess of $500,000, says the New Y American in a copyrighted ar ticle. “l love her just The story revealed, The Am-!so unspoiled, so erican says, James (Bud) Still-junworldiy, 1 man, a senior Princeton, who es.|Way. I never want timated its value at more than half | ticated in the sense that much abused a million dolld! used girls nowadays, she to study mathe- and bit of Jan. a two his fact,” he added, as she is. She is utterly sincere, keep her that to be sophis- of was a4 g want to . her word about still, it matics science “Bud’s - wants The necklace is of collar design, history 13 inches wide, and is made of | pearls, rubies, sapphires and diamonds, the pearls predominating. The pearls are held together in strands and interlinked with diamonds, while in| between are further chains of rubies and sapphires. Mr. Stillman person- | ally selected many of the gems. “Bud” also revealed that his mar- riage to Lena Viola Wilson, back woods Canadian girl, would take place June 29 at La Toque, Quebec, near the Stillman hunting lodge where the couple first met. and a why, eves sparkled, The American, when he mentioned “a bit of science.” He going to be a doc tor, and spends most of b Princeton in a laboratory microscopes and slides. Present pians are that wedding and a honeymoon rope, “Bud” will matriculate at the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard or Johns Hopkins to study medicine while Lena will live nearby. Miss Wilson is the daughter of a Meanwhile Lena remains a guest | woodsman and a farmer, who lives at the Stillman Park Avenue homs,|at Grand Anse, near the Stillman where she is studying English, mathe- | summer home, | with his after in E the Quit Dancing, 3,000 Ex pellwl l;\ r Chap-| suit! i and i it's all right with me.”| time ! Refuse to Also Card 9 astor MEMPHIS hould «a 29.—Wha Jan it do wit 1 ( pregation, if the church coy continue their ng theatre-going problem for month Vi nes B. Leavell, pa U Baptist Chur of finally arrived lIm refu and to sign nant dang ril ing and Tl stor of the h Houston I ISP | of his « roll, 1 nd He at a tion m | well dropped 3,700 member tion from the Southern 0 churcn the Japti=t| liy hool conference. Now, he ving 1 and aid, the rem GO0 are ing boetter work are n more than the pr menbe few d injunct him remarked the conrts conduct that petitioner wml ! onin the to restrain | the the that Bup an autonomous body | Cap of administering such | discipline as it may feel necessary.” Dr. Leavell explained that he expel the members played cards, danced theatres but sign the added that the such addin rov yastor | ! pastor | court in- | | formed | tist ¢ “a hurch s ble Al didn' | because they | and because they church covenant. e | covenant, among oth er things, “would have obligated them to attend servi of | church, forezo worldly amusements, | read their Bibles and pray for one| another.” i 1 >-oe | not the | i Skagway Boy Injured: Glass Penetrales Eye: SKAGWAY ..usku. Jan, Roger, the three-year-old son of and Mrs. P. 1. Dabl, while playing with glass and rocks, was accident- | }ally hit in the with a piece u)‘ glass which p ted the puyll’ Dr. Grow of Chilkoot Barracks was lealled. Mrs. Dahl is leaving with her soon ihe Admiral Rogers! to see an eye specialist, | - P T JAMES WHITEBIRD DEAD Idaho, Jan. 29.- son of the r.unnm who in the earl\ {days he the tribe of the Nez }p”m‘ Indians in Asotin County, { Wash., for whom the town of Whitebird, Idaho, was named, died | here yesterday 29 eye retr on | LEWISTON, iJames Whitebird, Chief Whitebird, and and 0, attended ‘1, would | 4 'I or 1 Again in Effect SENATOR HEFLIN RENEWS CHARGES AGAINST K. OF C. Declares l\lllL‘hl\ of (olum bus Seeking U. S. Inter- vention m Mexico. W i ASHINGTON Senator J Jan. 29 Thomas late thi seeking to S Het the Alabouig his it Democrat of renewed of ¢ the cha b United States in war fin v Chureh doc lared that what country, bu Mexico to Senater 1 » Catholic in thi for hu rnal i herself Hel for u replied t and said that Knit lumbu meeting here 1ts of ( n, is spo Wits Knig anizati pread a nited ylum nd thro int propaganda States to cause - > e CITY OFFICIAL INVOLVES MANY IN CONSPIRACY ~ Mayor of Illinois Town Con- fesses Hardling Hllegal Beer Shipmeuts. CHICAGO, Jun Wilsoi of Sy hin a Las and m offi hees m nerou illegal hrewer involving i cials in hipment of from Pennsylvania Chicag A suburban Chief of involved The shipments ) gangster Police is als according to the corn ion were trucked Summit to Chicago Joe Salti for the truck divided wid the Mayor $2 barrel and money wa th ar olficial Robert reputed oper brewery illegal at Penn,, ha Mayor heen Wilse for arvested aid that entire Saltis output con tracted th ol the e ‘ Seattle Airplane Co., Is Given Mail Contract WASHINGTON Geenral New A Post awarded Jan master hi 1306 Seattl rplane e for air Francisco Company ¢ mail All a cont froi bids ion » Lo Sa New heen Chica for the York-Chicago ted. New nsibility said the have the bey financial of Com re garded as ond que i Ready for Service SEATTI Jan, The Airplane Company announced will be ready for the Francisco airmail service by July 1 Passe and express will be hand 1 1 addition to the D 17 Arrested in Spokane For quunr Conspiracy| Bocing planes Chicazo-Sun mail SPOKANE, Wash., Jan. 29 The jarrest of George Susick on a charg conspiracy number of of liquor to 17 the the result ment has brought apprehended grand jury indict- | Embargo on Aircraft Mexico Is WASHINGTON an. |tary of State Kellogg ha the embargo on shipments craft into Mexico. The against non-military craft last July i'nder today both military and non-mili raft is banned Secre- restored of air- embargo as lifted action, ary air- s | to Scranton, | as| PAUTL, MELTON JAMES W.TPACKARD. Matthew Woll reported to the American Federation of Labor | convention at St. Petersburg, Fla., that Communists had paid | $100,000 in bribes to members of the New York police de- partment. Charles W. Carey, of Wichita, Kan,, was selected as American representative to an mlcrmlmn.xl bankers’ con- ference at Stockholm next Summer. Paul Mecllon, son of the Secretary of the Treasury, was elected vice-chairman of . the Yale News. James W. Packard, auto millionaire, made « $1,000,000 gift to Lehigh University AFRICAN PARROT ! COURTROOM; SPEAKS RIGHT OUT IN ASSAILLS l'HluSII)l‘N; | GranTz | Bre fexhibit |itselt ught it | the i PRUBE IS BEGUN ant of which bird Advance of Raiway e ot evers| which Lost Bears Mil- walk lions Is Investigated {time a wround la roon Hard had the p tarted t hricked the Jan. 29.-The Nev has b circum NEW Stack YORK xchange into the the sen +lin, when e Judge |+ ke The ettle which advised ttional advance and Lk which s urrounding the Whe way common their trouhle they vail a 1i stock repor - LEVEES BREAK; | 300 HOMELESS have lost $2.0,000 detailed short busine the bear speculato Member ha i inform: {over I tor wion ¢ and accounts ot the each day since last day > Lad Wltnesses Father Kill Mother, Suicide LAKE CITY Wilkins led a4 50 himself 11-y trage | Jun homele LITTLE ROCK, Ark hundred 10,000 ns are land have bheen the vresult of three Little Red River iee livestock is per of { Thie {and | inundated [ breaks in the { The lo: ot acre SALT I ind Alfrctua, ag w The witnessed hot his d the 1 dyin nstantly on Louis reported (o apon on D s INCREASES PAY AND FIREMEN the CHICAGO OF POLICE JUDGE, Stock' | cituse CUTLOOK GOOD FOR CHINESE, U. 3. TREATIES ‘actions in ana Appear Rr “aching Conference Stage Kel H()”L_ Is Hopeful. ASHINGTUN, Jan. 29.— Sccretary of State Kellogg con- siders prospects for new, treaty conferences with the Chinese factions as reasonably hopeful. Indications are the factions are approaching an agreement to appoint a joint delegation for negetiations. NEW NAVY ACTION WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.— Three Amervican cruisers have been ordered to Honolulu for possible use in China according to official information announc- ed today STOP ADVANCE ON SHANGHAI LONDON, Jan. 29.—A Shang- hai Daily Express dispatch re- ports plans of the Cantonese army have been suddenly changed indicating abandon- ment of the intention of an advance on Shanghai. ANTI-BRITISH FEELING TOKYO, Jan. 29.—The ver- nacular newspapers intimate an undercurrent of anti - British feeling as the result of move- ments of troops to China. Simultaneously the news- papers indicate approval of Sec- retary of State Kellogg’s Chi- nese note. WAR LORD TALKS PEKING, Jan. 29.—Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian War Lord, who is directing the northern government affairs, expressed indigation because of lack of support and sympathy from world powers for the Pe- king Government. He said the Northerners protected foreign- ers mul the Cantcnese did not. . Plane St Louis Snaps Wire, Returns Panama PANAMA, Jan planes turned to 29.—The St. Louis and De- France Field this flern The five planes left Cris- tobal for Buen Ventura this morn- After flying for an hour, on landing gear of The pilot ances and re- repa The De- the Louls be- Dargue has issued plane flying alone > Ameri- can a oit, 1 un ng a the de- wire St 1 cided turred troit napped take for " to no ¢ re accompanied St Commander Dry Referendum Is Killed by W yoming Senate CHEYENNE, The State Senate the resolution Congress Wyo., Jan. I killed memoralizing submit the Pro- inibition question to a referen- ! dum. Only three Senators fav- ored the measure CHINESE CHICAGO. Jan [ta Claus brought | Chicago lin the | hoost, A belated San today fighte: ¥ it uninformed paid in the cheer to fire a and 100 policemen of a § the he form making cit | forces bhest | world 4Imo. for in by the sht, and boosted 790 a year The high will receive fire mar- | The were provided |the annual budget | City Council L the pay of palrolmen to § |mr1 fire fgihters to 32,500 est paid police $4,000 a year {shals §4,500 > o - NORTH WIND AT SKAGWAY raise: 29, the ancient . Jan China, the most PEKIN of perhaps at newspaper publication, | along in the rear of modern development passed effort nig trudgin of journal isitic the reporters instance have edi but | no not furnished by native purve For division Dapors Such the new scores of agencies and just filt furnished as s subsidized foreign to the retained office, restaurants an editor but nothing a dozen yors in by Jan, 29.- 16 degrees is experiencing The north wind down from the SKAGWAY, iska, or s With the temperature above zero, Skagway another cold spell. also sweeping mountains, J papers at underlings military in govern headquarte and theatre. will “cover” approaching ment teahouses Oceasionally i event, 1 of NEWSPAPERS LARRY l\l) REPORTERS methods of gather- obtains in China Fond of Gossip leading daily aling with Americ ing an news editoriale some phase political military af- editorials appear in odd the various sheets and are appended to news Beside: generally current or fairs, lesser ot frequently corners unless it has a bear. China or Chinese interests arouses little interest. The cater to the native fondness and spicy tidbits of lo- Foreign news ing abroad on papers for gossip tConunnml on Page Tares)