The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 8, 1927, Page 1

VOL. XXIX., NO. 4398. JUNEAU, ALASKA, TUESDAY, BRITISH MAY CHINAPROBLEM 1S CONFRONTING BRITISH GOVT, Troops Bound for Shanghai May Be Landed at Hong- kong—Crisis Arises. LONDON, Feh opened today and during on the King's specch Donald said the Brit is playing with fiy troops to China. He pening of negotiat on of the troop China Premier And Here’s Mary Ellin Berlin! Parliament | the debate Ramsey Ma wernment h G in £ appealed for 1 diver Vn‘ ) sendi 1 enroute Jaldwin replied that if w representi- nment consider the emer dis " act emergency does will hold will requ immediate embarkation ofthe troops in the Government cordingly and if th not exist the Government up orders and the landed at Hongkong ey res the hai will ac troaps he CABINET CONSIDERS TROOPS LONDON, Feb. Although has been reached, it understood that at a four hour s sion, the Cabinet riously enter- | tained the idea deflecting the | British defense now enroute | to Shanghai, to Hongkong | It Charge this decision Here is Mary Ellin Berlin, granddaughter of Clarence Mackay, telegraph millionaire. Mary Ellin is shown in her first posed picture in the arms of her mother, the former Ellin Mackay and wife of Irving Berlin. The picture was taken shortly before the Berlin family lel‘l New York to spcnd the season ip Florida. . ANOTHER SLAP IN FAGE FOR GOV. HARTLEY Hx ghway B||| Is Passed by b(-nalof——Ballle Is Report- ed to Be on Now. of force is reported unofficially O Malley course as ilitating resump- | tion of negotiations which were sus- pended when the Cantonese Foreign Minister Chen objected to concen tration of large British forces Shanghal. that | Q@ Anairs CortusHg (Copyright, hch l thors. Portuguese Want Parliamentary PROTECTION PLEDGED Government PEKNG, Feb. 8 Chang Tso-Lin has that the Northerners will foreign ind erty LONDON, Feb. 8 ported that virtually civilian population against I the entire Lishon pledged foex protect lives prop of is | Government is also reported the revolution for the restoration of the Parlia | mentary government weeping Portugal | the -> > ; ARMY AVIATORS VISIT BOLIVIA I has > > ‘LIBEHALS RUN UP WHITE FLAG icaraguan Conservatives Victorious in Battle at Chinandega. OLYMPIA, Senate. passed partment of Amer- | cus: by hed of King County, Wash., by a vote of the bill creating Highways, despite Senator Paul Houser that the ency Feb, 8 The 24 to 16 De ac ate a LIMA, Peru ican Good-Will army fliers 1o n the’ Peravian-Chilean front-!clause tacked jer late yesterday and they left theii ! for the reason of machines there and proceeded 1o La- ley another paz, Bolivia, by rail to deliver a per The bill sonal mes from President virtually idge to P dent Siles ‘hmi:\-..:_\ Laacane o o e I House . o [the Republican Regimes 1020, Far Apart in Nevada/«ined | Houser Feb, I'he ations em solely Hart onto Riving slap in the will the it was Gov tace.” Governor in]i | strip Cool | o b all of is control irs amendment proposing effect January 1 immediately, wa act go into instead of MANAGUA After an air machine guns airplanes, the ported to have Feb. 8 bombs and Col Nicarague, attack with by two Liberal forces are re 1lwlmh*l hoisted the white flag of the Univer-iover Chinandega, which was captur Regents, said|ed Sunday its inevitable 1 Conservatives predicted the phase in|Liberals, scattered in nearby towns to will return and renew the fighting so0n, that The declared the |18 going too far |the situation.” Hastings, the confirmation of Washington battie on to This is just another majority of that battle. I warn you the principal administrative positions |look and listen the in possession of party associates. | of public opinion.” Sixteen years ago Tasker L. Od The highway bill now goes to the new U. 8. Senator, was elected House where many members ex- governor on the republican ticket pressed opposition to it but his party did not head sufficient e e aeemaed state departments to claim the ad- ~ Seventy-five persons and organ- ministration. izations own airplanes privately in The last republican regime in the lowa, the National Aeronautical As- Sage Brush state was in 1890, I'sociation finds FATAL SHOOTING OVER GAME OF GOLF; SCORE RESULTS IN TRAGEDY LOS ANGELES, Feb. 8.— Deatih ended an argument over a golf game when Andy Janowski, aged 50 years, automobile dealer of Toledo, Ohio, “this body people sense CARSON CIT eb. first time since the *“1 1" sil ver days, Nevada has placed in vir tually complete control, a republican | on state administration. The new gov- | sity ernor, Fred Balzar, is the second''the republican to be inaugurated in 37 end years. He also has a For to | Senator in the is stop, at cross roads > — Whiskers of King PARIS, Feb beard abroad adorns King Ferdinand of the barber who has mous men in Paris, M Ritz Hotel The Rumanian King's turn the edge of the Mr. Durand declared hand, he found the remarkably M. Durand admits to tips of about 18100 a month. His largest tip was friendly game when argumeyt | from an unnamed American million- developed over the Her hus-laire who gave him $1.000 for three band flared into a sudden rage, drew | weeks attendunce his revolver and fired. The buliet -0 shot and critically wounded his friend | entered Callahan's head. Janowski col't Flshe"es sta'lol’l and business associate Cornelius C. then fturned the gun on himself,| Callahan, aged 50 years, of Toledo, fired and died instantly. \ B.Il Passed I)y Senate TON, Feb. 8.—The Se- then ended his own life. | The shooting occurred at the| eighth hole of the Bellevue Golf Club and Callahan were close friends and passed and sent the Links. | were associated in business for sev- re-establishment of !a Pacitic Coast Fisheries Experiment Station in Washington State and Janowski's wife witnessed the eral years. Both were members of shooting. She told the police Callahan the Toledo Boxing Commission which and her husband were playing a'supervised the Dempsey-Willard tight. | authorized a §50,000 appropriation, 1} 8 The toughest the chin of shaved more fa- any other coiffeur Durand, barber at the than | whiskers keenest razor, On the other Prince of Wales asy 1o shave. an scire. TOLEDO, Ohio, Janowski, WASHING nate last night House a bill for Turn Keenest Razor|: "'Two New Locomotives SENATOR KING STARTS WAR ON JUDGE T. M. REED | Utah Solon Asks Senate to Decide if Judge Is Not “'In- truder and Usurper.” Feh ll‘lllul i the ay WASHINGTON, D s Senator William H of Utah and member Judiciary Committe that the Senate (ol King ot 1 tod proposed s of investigation any action can be taken of Judge Thomus First Judicial Divi whose term expircd Senator King want<| 1o determine it Judze and Judiciary an Comm condu if removal of the of Alaska, August 1 commnittee determinge the Reed for M sion |in | the | Reed i not an Cinteader wrsun | per.” | > CUOLIBGE NOT BE CANDIDATE, | RENOMINATION Dr. Butler, of Columbia Uni-| versity, Gives Qut Political Forecast. NEW YORK. Feb Dr | Murray Butler. President of bia Univ ity, declared that the time comes President Calvin Cool he is not willing ¢ renomination | One of the chavacteristic and | | | | | S Nichola Colum when will announce run for Dr. Butler said dent’s common dictates looking trouble | idae to sense strongest for course, 1t simply UNHECessany fatal the third “The Republican Party have hard enongh time viting certain defeat.” Dr. Butler he thing from President had taken the zranted as a Republican “who is both 1 personal friend and political worter ot the President.” “The Presidential didate ananti-Prohibitionist. | The chief supporters of Prohibition are bootleggers aid Dro Butler 1o raise term issue I is ng without in had heard Coolidge run for said no bui refusal to Sup #adl successinl cun must b Borah Replies WASHINGTON. Febh. § William K. Borah, of ldaho. ten to Dr. Butler that he to cooperate to bring the the next Convention > SHORTS STAGE STOCK BATTLE NEW YORK Panic strick en shorts bid frantically against each other today on the New York change for common and pref stock of the Wheeling and Lake (DY Railroad in an effort to cover| commitments. Common stock points reaching 130 more times the " low mark Senator | has writ is willing prohibition Republican question before National )8 soared 15 than four Ve For Ahska Railroad SEATTLE. Feb. 8—I. R Seattle representative of the Railroad. announces (h type tender to nana Ummel Alaska | locomotives and enroute on the freighter Tu increase the rolling Railroad to 35 new locomotives Iiddystone, Penn,, canal to Seattle, > oo MUQIC WITH FIRES Anchorage will stock of the The from and tives ! shipped the Panama were via BERLIN musgic with partment barreled changing that fill the | speeds thro ). &~ Berlin now has fires. The fire de- ubstituted a three- trumpet for the nhl‘ The mellow notes | as the fire apparatus | the streets are said| effective warning. The i< not mechanical, but lusty-lunged firemen, i has alarn bell {to be a mor {new tumpet I {is blown by | 1927, MEMBER OF ASSOCIATE2 FORMER JUNEAU MAN IS “ALL Tll!?‘ '\Lllb ALL THE TIME” FEBRUARY 8, T e I q—— - PRICE TEN CENTS e———————— SUICIDE PRESS ABANDON SH | T. A. BABCOCK, FORMERLY HERE, KILLS HIMSELF Restaurant nits Suicide ttle. Cldtune Juneau Owner Con Bab- man Bascom gadier-G L to are wealthy Ne 1 in nougk whe on hope acei lace was nploy ving Alaska Babcock con- th ot ilding very imulat- ks Cafe mnd might Smith was T LI PORF ( aptain et Congre at reported Ugo arriy Slemp, i al 1 Transportation Washington | pla \ el O'Annn in New former o new I plan Servi w a nning lea Yor n Tinean fortune ock - WAL ROBEERY v New Emperor Now Rules Japar TOKYO Yoshihito dawn peror fore an witness grievin 1 allnight Hirohit horn S sons in the wi 17 crush Emperor's Feb, 1his subject fune el by more S wil mor rval Empe i 'TWO AMERICAN Km b aftey procession ormer huried ning noa million first ror's said farewell to his father and now rules Japan s Emperor 1 hundred and twenty per injured and two killed tunera watching 1 > the dead PROPOSAL OF KELLOGG NOT Cantonese '(Jovernment BE ACCEPTED =~ Ob- jects to Neutralizing of Shanghai. SHANGHAL Hankow tonese el to the ize a Chinese t two Mikado| g, un o Sen, ’leHn» nt locomo- | no necessity ritory Foreign the blame CORNELIA killed twWo se lah Falls passenger train from Frank. | North Carolina wers jured, lin, Demorest, d United States proposs Shanghai to prevent ispatch government Feh 8 stat is st battleground founder is protected | hai should be preparations ar " who is State 1h uoted as for having hy Ministe for the nliae Briti mies Kel 5011 Ca a e sa for o troub h > Train Is Wrecked; 2 Passengers Klilled Ga and Georgia, Ieh several 151y wh wiis last A Japane the Can rongly oppo it be for the mads logg L of Sun Yat antonese gov ying onr own ter cigners d les in Shang the martial ‘we ge S Two men in il others en the wrecked near night CASE WAITING ON WITNESSES lvial Will Soon Government Wit- nesses '()l' l)('l(‘l!s(’. VESSELS FiRED ON BY CHINESE Report Made to State De partment Vessels Cay ried American Refugees “arrbank Start K Ieh by the Al 8 the de hus with rob- noned who hing 1in and steamer Feh arrying e | are ung | tween Chun K {abandoned 1 sportation PSS Oaped Lt to the Me- t dog Iditarod Too Many e Cemeteries; Guards Out ¥ wmed I open ¢ as soon arrive > FILES COMPLAINT FOR N'VORCE; MATE SUICIDES WIFE hurh of ol CINCAGO Worth a even incorporated v burial of even vatone The and had a note and chil used as @ Negro o decided the creat tery will b 1" Worth Harding W anted to Be Rome Ambassador Pather Than P:.silent of U. S. I in anything prepared for the I cannot that pared than who nomination. 1 dél mot Presider u know I ed to 1 an appoint- Ambuassador to Rome, I NEW YORK, I'eh Washburn Child Harding told h have Ambassador Pre R pretende n n m he « see )T those heen wi Week Child ve Ii | saying: n i tlove Rome, ]