The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 23, 1927, Page 1

JUNEAU, ALASKA, WhDN'lls,ml;”MI\II;:]H 23, — VOL. XXIX., NO. 4435, “ALL THE NEWS 1927. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS D e PRICE TEN CENTS WORLD REVOLUTION IS PLANNED; SHANGHAI IS BASE OF MOVEMENT k " ANTI - CIGARET BILL APPEARS /"IN THE HOUSE | Sheldon Introduces Measure| | | Prohibiting Sale to Per- | sons Under 16 Years i THE DAY IN THE LEGISLATURE IN THE SENATE Committee Reports: H. B. No. 8, Grier Landings in the « Airplane d Divisi mmittee Thir on Favorable on Taxa tion, et 8 J. M. No. 8, provement of mouth of Tanana 4 l Im- | |¥ River. Favorable. Committee = | | Dunn Xation, etc S. B. No. 4, Mr. Hunt lations of canneries, etc amendments. Favorable mittee on Fish Second Reading: House Bill No. 2 Wolf Bounty Deficiency A Regu- with Com- prohibit the giving, bartering, etc, of cigare minors under the age of 16 ye and a bill to repeal the existing tax on fur farmers were introduced in the House of Representatives this morning. Mr. Sheldon, Fairbanks, the author of the former, and Worth, Petersburg, the author the latter measure. Mr. Rydeen memorial requesting franking privileges over the Gove ment telegraph lines in Alaska wegther reports and airplane move ments for the accommodation of aviators passed its second reading H. C. R. No. 3, instructing the Print ing Committee to have printed 1.000 copies of the Report of the Trustees of the Alaska College was also reaa for the second time | Report Bills Favorably measures were favorably re- | by various committees and| taken up for full considera tion by the Hous: Tomorrow. H. R No. 6, by Mr. Sheldon, .anmn/ln;‘ Councils to employ municipal | managers without specifying any v limit, with minor amendment affecting only the phrascology of th was recommended for pass hilRaby Mrs Sandquist, ~one to 90 days the time for liens, and the second ex. tending the provisions of Chapter ?M[}K CLARY IS also favorably reported. The 1 Lo- WCI“(H()\VH law sought to be amended applios only to cannery watchmen. Mr for ) Kot- measure to $10,000 is Mr. of IN THE HOUSE Bills Introduced: H. B. No. 20, Worth ing the fur farmers license H hibi Repeal for ot She of the don to minors under age vears Bills Reported : H. B 8o 8 ager employment; No. 3, giv- 90 days for filing labor No. 4, extending the can- watchman lien act to all No for $5,000 for Kotzebue school house; No. 13 rpealing Chanter 75, Laws of 1917, favorable for city man ing liens; nery Five ported will be = wachmen; xtending filing labor —[lfl\( l”“., Mdn Passes Away — Only Il for Three Days. men’s bill appropriating $5,000 constructing a school house at zebue was recommended for I B. No. 13, Mr. Paul, Chapter 75, Session laws S Wi faviuably aeponted: by the- Bighs| SDLCHIKAN, Alasku, cries Committee. The 1917 statute| 0. A. (Jack) ( was the law unider which the original|9icd In the Ketchik Territorial Fish Commission was | VIt @t 11:55 o'clock formed. It was supercoded in 1919 (" neailh by another law on the same sub- HE under which the present is said to operate recommendation | | | | | March alesman, an General Hos: this forenoon bronchial pneu- il three days. a of monia wil Jeet ; Jack Clary mission (e | KnOWR traveling men 1 Alaska territory. He was in !during the past several wee He represented the Chanslor & Lyons Auto Accessories; Younglove (Z]m y Company of Tacoma: Spring Cigar Co. and Star Glove Company Mr. Clark member of the Elks Lodge at likan, where he | resided for several years before tak- {ing the “road” with his line of 2, ‘"nu»I~ has scores of friends in BOSTON, Muuh .\\lmv|54- 3 ll.n all of Alaska who will the Milk Drivers and Creamery ‘HU!II!II death Workers Union prodicted a U. S. Army Good-Will fight will be made to prevent collec .‘ Fliers Again Reunited the be making th Juneau wis one . 1l Com- of of (Continued on Pnge Eight STRIKERS MUST PAY LARGE SUM 21 was a Ke He sections his tion by three milk companies of $61,000 damage, the verdict awarded | as the result of the strike last sum- | mer. J Supeorior Judge Morton today up- PARA, Bra March 23. — The held the finding of the referee thatjAmerican Army Good-Will fliers the strikers damaged the company | Were reunited here today when the by following teams and inducing n Antonio arrived from Soa Luiz customers by threats and solicitation | Demaranhao. The planes St. Louis not to trade with the company and San Francisco arrived Monday. Union officials compared the de- The San Antonio’s flight was cision to the famous “Danbury Hat-| made in stormy weather, the plane ters” litigation in which many union- flying the entire distance only 15 ists lost their homes and other pro- fw( above the sea and checking the perty to uutlu(v a sz.c.mm award. position by lh.hlhuuee« (13 Child “Phenom” of Scientific . War Is Normal Again; Turns o o . Now to Religious Practice CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis,, March 23.—Willetta Huggins, blind and deat girl to whom were reputed uncanny powers of sight and hearing in her girlhoed, has grown to normal maturity and has consecrated her life to religious practice. here to the blind ten. Her worse, and both blind the Wisconsin school !ur' in 1915, when she was{ condition steadily grew in 1920 was adjudged and deaf. She became, morose, and hard to discipline. Suddenly, in her sixteenth year, the girl proclaimed that she could hear by placing her hand on the chest or larynx of a speaker. She appeared to understand persons by gripping one end of a wooden pole through which speech vibration were carried. When Heralded in her teens as possess- ing pownr to Ysee” by smelling and to hear and read through her finger- tips, Willetta was the center of a worldwide scientific controversy. To- day, the girl is studying for service in the Christian Science church. An orphan, partly blind from birth, Willetta was sent from her home scientists showed interest, (Continuea on l:ln Beven.) MEASURE AIMED AT REGULATION, CANNERIES 0UT Senate Committee Favors| Passage of Stringent Regulatory Measure. Alfred Lomen Flies from Nome To Fairbanks NOME, Alaska, March 23 Joe Crosson, piloting a Swal lew plane arrived Monday from Fairbanks, even hour flight He left terdy at noon on the return trip with Alfred Lomen passenyger. Crosson planned refuel at Ruby on the return trip. Lomen is Now York on business lere in a lere yes as a to | going to Containing amendments o strens. | hen the regulatory provisions of thej | measure, the Senate Committee on Fisheries today favorably reporte:l | S. B. No. 4, designed to regulate | the operation of cannervies and salt ries. It will come up second ‘eading tomorrow The Committee recommended number of amendments hat copi® t them were not available this| mornin One of them, hoy or mderstood to contain Lax vision, placing taxe squipment to defray the administration of the Report Two Committee on favorably House Bill| authorizing the ex penditure of $10,000 from the current allotment of raad funds for con structing afrplané fields in the Thirl | Division. Senate Joint Memorial No. | 8, Mr. Dunm relative stream | improvement at the mouth of the Tanana River was also recommended for passage. House Bill No ficiency appropri bounties on wolves, the seeond time SNIPERS FIRE UPON MARINES | Detachment Is My el teriously Attacked—In- | vestigation Is Made. ai | e A on expenses measure. Bills The Taxation, reportad No. 8, et 99 arch 23 otifi truck were MASAYA, Nicara M Chief Corea has President Adolfo Diaz that a load of United States Marines fired from a nearby Jullets smashed the windshicld 1sed no casualties The mes said the Marine officer ind loe: officers ave investigating and search- suspected places for arm on Police Jose upon house ag to ing car| de of for was read for antl ite passage was ing £10,000 mile Masaya s about 5 Managua = BATTLE IS TN PROGRESS MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March 23 Am ators in the vative Army Service report nting near Muy Muy between Lib erals and Conservatives, The flier stimated that 1,500 Liberals and 000 Conservatives awaiting Meeting This Evening The public hearing on the ‘roller Bl announced several 150, will be held at 8 p.om n the hall of the House of sen es. It statod t the de tht e measure nt irst. A number of invitations have seen sent by Chairman Stoel of the | fommittee on Finance 1o-| &1 heividnalnl to e, Carada Good Marhet : | For American Goods Conger fierce i ican av days tod Repre then tha opponents o their view wits ire pres Conservative are giving reinforeemeints - R to variou present (Cortinual on Page Eight.) ————— GOV. HARTLEY VETOES FORTY NINEMEASURES OLYMPIA Wash March the number of vetoes in two days to 49, R. H. Hartley cut $1,100,000 the Highway Bud get hill, § from the general appropriation bill and $300,000 from the supplemental budget measure The Executive vetoes reduced the i contemplated expenditures of the bi-| which it gets its name, Mecking ennium by 0,000, shes in i the supplemental appropriation bill | include a $165.000 item from the| Woman’s Body Is Found; i University of Washington for opera- D y [ octor’s Arrest Ordered| tions and repairs | M Canad The ol portian American Lynn K conmiss im Xm goods Mecking, American at Ottaw in a before the World Trad Chamber of Commerce in though known as the trappers, Meeking said, Canada from the United States last ineluded $7,500,000 worth of furs. He estimated that supplied $1,500,000 of lmi e | addre | and city fur import year undre St. Louis amount Much of th sed $1 3ringing the so-called Hudson | tur, which takes its name from Hudson Bay country in Canada, but which in reality is dyed muskrat, is oblained to a large extent in re- gions south of St. Louis and is ex-| ported to very country Gov from 20,000 firom a WASHINGTON, March the finding of the body of a in the Potomac River, the have ordered the arrest of Dr. Houck, former Washington phys whose wife disappeared se months ago. Houck is in Madis Wis woman | Mrs. DeAutremont May ‘Get Son to Confess FRANCISCO, March X authorities working on the case, met Mrs. Belle mother of Hugh, now the Army Prison, and ret hiding place. Mrs. Knute SAN P Federal DeAutremont DeAutremont confined *in spirited her to a se The Government hopes to get DeAutremont to talk Hugh into a confesssion of the Siskiyou train hold-up and murder and give clues as to the whereabouts of his two brothers ——,ee—— P——— y | LONDON, March 23.—Great ‘ Britain's debt payments to the | United States this year will be | three times her receipts from Germany for reparations ac- cording to Winston Churehill, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Great Britain will pay.America | twenty-three million pounds, IS BOUND WEST LACROSSE, Wis., March 22 Houck and his mother, Dr. Houck, left here a week ago telling friends they were going to Albany Ore., where her son expected to do manual labor in order to recuperat: from his recent mental breakdown -Dr. Body Identified WASHINGTON, March 23.- found in the Potomac has heen ed that of Mrs. Houck. were no marks of violence upon it. The authorities tele- Albany, Houck Great Britain Plans Big Payment To America bhody identi Ther found graphed hold Dr as for questioning. - e — RIOTING STUDENTS PAY ANNAPOLIS. Md., March 23.—Ten of the rioting students of John Hop- kins paid fines of $2550 each for participating in the disturbances here Monday night, in jail another pital ‘I and is in the hos- but | l from | ground | recent | Club | land of | cian, | i)| paid L tide may turn by then.” { not | wait will Mary | The Oregon, officials to! | i nine spent the night | The former Miss Mary E. Billard, prominent in Boston society, won a Paris divoree from Ambr noted New York family and Harvard graduate. were married in Boston in 1921, MEXIGAN ARMS - EMBARGO MAY announcement Statd wling that | day to seal lowed by the litting of the American | May Get the 'embargo into Mexico ing of incr against the |“Peaches” With | Browning istic police [ suit against Browning in BE LIFTED NOW MEXICO CITY, March that the will terminate the treaty with Mexico next has started whether it Mot here speculation this move n he fo ainst Many believe cmbargo would revolutionary shipment of e the sult ed alles Government > Browning Is Not Worrying; Has $150 NEW YORK, March is somewhat more the logs of her the wealthy Fdward She sald: “I have the bank, my apartment rent until April and who know 3o Peach over epi “Pe seek until Bet ches,” said her annulment jrowning $500,000 attorney preferring dies when her right PR Bandit Scares Himsolf Out Of $550 Haul SHEVILLE, C.; -~ An unidentified bandit ed himself out of a ul when his pistol unexpe edly was discharged while he was attempting to rob a train The gun was fired was wrestling with messenger after The ex bandit off the an open money. March exXpress car. while he the express failing to find plosion scared much that he train without satchel containing loot the jumped 80 seeing the The United mug e as ! arms lift- in wetivities |y optim- ation w $150 | the | “lI sh :hmu I, Chambers, scion of a The couple (nternational New GASOLINE WAR BEING FOUGHT : SAN FRA Gasoling the sreely NCISCO, it the War i March lowest The Pan-A the 10 All the taday I World etrolenm retail price 1 cents a gallon Compani are price w for participating in gallonage O-Year-Old Girl WVurdered /ul/n»l s Insurance Mareh Snyder NEW YO aw-old Lo of Albert Motor morning | Snyder a | ahly | carried which | $10,000 K 1 Snyder, d ght editor < Sunda 1y, with M will prot insuranc father from art Boating, slain early by Henry an accomplice life murdered increased ago. The murderer shall life insurance receive $25,000 by het her mother weeks that from ihe the victim oW law | ! not provide henefit | poticies of I Heywood [ 'w‘~ t Le COMMANDER OF " CHINESE FORCE HAS BIG PLANS Revolu- W arning to Foreigners. General lssue A\IKIIIIIHM €8 Lion I’i"'u- SHANGITAL 23 I'sunghsi Gen mande 1ed 1y oanno ome the but attacked il it be roperty Wiy not Zn troops cting Chine n o the the sed Three none seri pa rican were injured, armed mob the Hrit- international into ) vh front noan demonstrat 1 of were fired ntung t the troops ave out o city BRITISH FORCE NEAR DEATH LONDON, March 28.—Lieut. ‘Gol. Defense mall a of Brit- iped deathin gty yess i \‘Hh i Percival correspondent Heywood and na- Cantonese alleviat- the British narrowly tive ity hers es AT T orduy ceord \i ng tor the ibh The party Sir ispatch say by automobile to the ty to interview th L mean situation s caught students went tive ¢ General regardi of ing the general British moh in who of called for the ready appeared in to perform The € A res time duties of his office naral's | n the n an- ned the hodyvign ok of REFUGEES IN FLIGHT {ANGHATL March Streams (Continued on Page Two.) “BALKAN 6LOUDS i CLEAR il OF WA Italian Am that b lain tary prompt daneerous ley wia and \ Jopment Ihania Austen Co Chamberlain that the of told the he felt it Balkan dis- Nations House of mmon g to refer gu WASHINGTON, fusion few drops parental | blood into child will prove an [effective preventative against meas. {les, believes Dr. Rudolph Degkwitz, director of the clinic for children's diseases at the University of Creifs. \\ulll. Germany Prof. Degkwitz has been working on a measles serum at the hygienic |laboraiory of the United States Pub |lic Health Service, recognizing that |while such dread epidemic at typhoid, malar: cholera dysentery no longer are a {menace, the less feared germs measles, whooping cough and !fluenza continue to baffle scien I Spread of those three dises , he holds, facilitated by the growinsg |tendency of populations to concen- | trate in cities Explaining his blood inoculatiou theory, Prof. Degkw who ranks s one of Germany's foremost author March 23 of | el In i and seriou of in- | | diseases | Says Infusum nf Parent’ ys Blood Will Prevent Measles rt that the proof and, assumed that was afflict- carriog wn fact uent infection, on Iy 1l g lult person measle onee hlood which cond its m ensures immunity a a s Its tr air child etfective fusion o in Europe, jtection a proven an initial ainst an case of measles.” Until comes | expedient he. appreciated and {adopted. however, he thinks it will he nec to provide a serum for commercial distribntion, so his work |at the hygienic labo-atory has beea |disected toward the preparation of a culture from the blood of inoculat- ed animals. He expects the serum thus produced to check measles even it the patient has already roached the febril simple thoroughly ssary stage