The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1927, Page 1

THE DAILY ALASKA VOL. XXIX., 0. 4451. MISSING AVIATOR, PASSEN “ALI.L THE JUNEAU, NEWS (LI THE TIME” ALASKA, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1927. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS G PL Ji PRICE TEN CENTS = 3, ER ULTIMATUM SERVED, FIVE POWERS DEMANDS MADE ON CANTONESE, CHINA OUTRAGE Narking Affair Brings Strong Protest—Five Powers Present Note. SHANGHAL April 11.—The Consul Generals of the United States, Great Britain, France, Japan and Italy have presented a note to the Cantinese de- manding punishment of Com- manders and troops responsible for the Nanking outrages and also a written apology from the Cantonese Commander-inChief. The demands also embrace a premise tc abstain from vio- lence against foreigners, their lives and intevests, and full re- paration for injuries and dam- ages. Unless the Cantonese prove intention to comply without de- lay, the Powers warned they will be compelled to take steps they consider necessary. Meanwhile dispatches empha- size reverses suffered by the Cantcnese north of the Yangtze River Valley. Two separate northern drives have scored vic- tories. Radio dispatches from Thingtao region state the Shan- tung military authorities execn- ted 150 Nationalist agents dur- ing the past few days. All boats are being ously searched. Hankow dispatches state U. S. Minister Lockhart has chart- ered a steamer as a residence for 85 Americans remaining. The vessel is moored off shore. - 15 MASKED MEN STAGE ROBBERY Hold-up Night Watchmen of Watch Case Company— Escape, $100,000. April 11 | | | | | | | the | rigor- Fifteen mask employees CHICAGO, men held up four Hlinois Wateh Case Compant at Elgin, ransacked the vault| several small safes and escaped; four automobiles with gold esti at $100,000 od of the plant and in gagged fourth of n usual rounds without the | wrong. pistols the | hound, The point \ were and placed inside a vault was compelled at the pistol to make the and ring the call bo: police learning anything was The robbers, armed with rifles and machine guns, enterad plant at midnight and remained th hours. It took two hours befor torches ate their way through the inner doors of the vault The plant employes 2,000 persons. - - - Insurance Man Leaves Estate to Dumb Animals ER. Colo., April 11.- Forrester, insurance man, estate of §118,000 to be comforting, relief, hungry, abused and neglocted cattle, dogs and cats in Colorado.” Fred left his| used “in thirsty, horses, D . Huneau should | municipal |debris lod {paint ja I need | Stripes on Convicts Causes Envy: They 4re Now Banned B o wear a special penalty for were proud them the State Board of Control has decided 1o more sirvipes will be worn in Oregon prisons. Wasdon said convicts in stripes envied by the other con wearing plain - gray SALEM, Ore convicts 1 April quired ipe misdeeds of in Lewis were viets - MAYOR ASKS CLEAN UP TO BEGIN AT ONGE {City Trucks Will Be Ready to | Haul Debris and Town Will Co-operate Every Way. Juneau should be a spic und city clean streets and and lots, with painte ings lawns and gardens.” Mayor J. J. Connors this morning “and the municipal Government has | o-operated and will continue to co operate with all movements looking toward that end. The cold spell has disappeared and the weather is warm with every indication that spring is | here ain. The plan (o clean-up | Dbegin in trucks will rday 1o remove all 1 may he collected durin the week from the and alle: and vacant lots Not only should up but it should he kept cle; people should he encouraged 1o their buildings and plant flow ers and grass ds in their yards People do not realize Low much in | material way well s otherwise such @ poliey would mean to the town. It would help business hecat e would help to make people con tended with their ecity. and that Lwould induce improvements and teml Keep pe in the city.” e — Milwaukee Hunters Are Coming for Brown Bear span alleys build said with vacant and to 1 ilabie the streets Juneau be ¢l and as MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 11 horn Goodrich manufacturer, John Cudahy, attorney, member of the meat packing family d hoth experienced hunters, plan to spend rum we at the extreme ftrip of Alaska Peninsula hunting the brown bear known as the Kodiak O he two Bellingham hunters plan fo sail from Wash., on April 30 return here in June bringing trophies of the bear for themselves and a complete collection of bear skins for creation of a brown bear group for the Milwaukee Museum > Capt. Roald Amundsen Under Care of Doctor| LOS t are ot dition ANGEL Cal., Roald Amundsen of a physician two lectures is not serious is for rest. April 11 under the collapsed | His con- his chief is He here but | Interior Pioneers Are On Trail for 15 Days April 11— and wife, and pioneers of Coldfoot have arrived after 15 days travel on the trail SEES EMPLOYER AND LABOR WASHINGTON. April 11. of cooperation between emplover and employe is increasingly evident in the industrial world, says eral Council of Churches’ made public today. mploye representation has grown until approximately 1,000 concerns with a million workers are using democratic methods in solving the problems of industrial relations as they arise in the daily operation mills and mines,” the statement con- tinues. “In several of our more im- portant industries employing about four millions of workers employers and regular labor unions are now working with reasonable and efficiency. -—A spirit | the Fed- | handbook, | of | DRAW CLOSER day of or human “The tion the docile organi units is gone.” “The churches,” it declares, “must stand for an industrial order which is democratic in its ideal, human in its methods and co-operative in spirit.” Discusging employe representatior the handbook, which is publisl jevery two or three years, holds that “labor’s solidarity is not sacrificed Iby any of their regulations -and it concedes the principle of recognition to organized labor.” | “Free and intelligent co-operation | Martinique late last Saturday accord-|loaded wit h.. harmony | affords the only sure foundation for ing to the French Cable Company | fish cannery to be installed at Kam- | American industry.” 2l Americ " toward and | ! and | here | its | ol | FORESTRY WEEK PROCLAMATION BY GOV. PARKS, Week Begmmng April 24 and Ending May | Is Desig- nflte(l fOr Pul'])OS(‘, | | | | | | ( The Alaskans to observe Week, beginning 1 ending May 1. has in a proclamation by A. Parks, which brings rpose of the Forestry importance it call to forestry April heen ed Gov. (Geo fort the | W and the has for Alaska because of the iarge a of virgin forests in the Ter ritory The proclamation fol lows In ed custom United States designated the twenty-fourth AMERICAN £0 that the attention | people may he directed to cessity of united effort in ing plans for the preservation perpetuation of onr if importance of our as a tor in our nation understood, and 1he wir destruction can he presented | all of the people, the efforts to atect them will be successful. The greatest obstacle (o overcome the indifference of public opinion towards the conservation of one the greatest our national rees The ! Week a con {the d h c special | with the I're hy be ostablish- | the | accordance the ha week aof the formulat and rests the forests fac 1 prosperity ve dange he is of re purpose of American Forest is to afford an opportunity for itrated effort divected toward] nination of informatign' concerning the extent of the foreds, D their importance to the nation, their! | efficient utilization, methods for the i brevention of their destruction by | fire, plans for reforestation, and the stimulation of nation on | Two.) >ee — DENTIST DOBBS GOES TO TRIAL, SLAYING GIRL 11 of of f (Continued The trial of {irkland, for titia White Kirkland High here thizs morn the Superior Court. The body girl was found in a slough November after she di the middle of October all evidence, the 1 seen leaving the dentist's she was having « work down. Dobbs stated before and after arrest that he was not involved |and has consistently maintained this {stand | Eliminating the torne over April dentist murder vear old hall ] opened School ing in of the early last peared about According to was last office where 14 girl usual wrangle of prospective jurors, Superior Judge Charles Moriarty con ducted the preliminary examination of talesman in the Dobbs murder jcase and selected a tentative jury by {noon ‘ Dobbs | charge {tion of of the emo reading display the any heard without Nineteen Dr;v;n‘ed in Kansas, Oklahoma I"Ionds KANSAS CITY, April 11.—With 19 persons known to be dead in Kan- lsas and Oklahoma and thousands of | |acres of land inundated, new flood warnings were broadcast late Sat- urday night Most of the jeastern Kansas forced to cancel and creeks rose a few hours Indian Dlughters of Chief, Wed at Tanana| April 11.— of aged Chief aschaket Indians, before he dies, his aged and Dor- participated in a here last Saturday railroads in South and Oklahoma were trains when rivers several feet within TANANA, Alaska, Fulfilling the wish Lucas of the C that they marry daughters Mary othy, aged 16, double wedding night. —_———-—— Army Good-Will Fliers Have Reached Martinique ! ! NEW YORK, April 11.—The United States Army Good-Will fliers reached announcement. Marines, Now China-Bound, Always Bisy Keeping the World Safe st o e I 155 O 5 This is only one of many Marine camps seatt where the Leathernecks are protecting Amer revolution, iarines do it fs the . ' slos'® of the Leatkernecks, nnd origival company of Continental and the United States Marines are Marines tentatively brought doing it in China and Nica- info existence rauga, The Marine Lor by an act of the Marines have gress dated Ing the w 4 saf ¢ the cloge of the “The United States has been in only tion the Navy a few wars, but the battlescarred Ished. and *Devil Dogs’ have a lengthy rec. the ord of courageous service in foreign Appeared. waters and upon foreign ag or 'red over the globe, san property from tl - (Internationsl Newsreel) ASHINGTON (Speclal).—"Tet the before a sinzle vessel of the Con- tinental Navy went to sea, the first fiy A rguin, ox 1s established tinental Con- 1776, After merican Revolue was practically abol. with other branches of the Marine Corps dis- In 1798 the Ma in were autlic sfzed under the re- iization of the Navy with a strength of 881 officers and men. Throughout the first three-quar- ters ot the nineteenth century the Marines played & most important part in naval operations on the Bar- bary Coast, the War of 1812 and the Civil W, During the Spanish- American War they again proved their incalculable value as an ad- Junct to the military expeditionary forces which accompanied the sev- fleets, Then came Amerlca's participa- tion in the World War in the great drives of 1918, The “Leathernecks” led and pressed forward and topped several important victorles for the Allied forces while crashing the enemy's lines at strategic points along the battle front, Since the World War the Ma- rines have been active in Central America and In guarding the malls in large cities. Corps w more than a hundred years been busy mak- for Ame on to at vine Corps, which branch of the nil service was officially recognized by an act of Congress in 1798, was on hoard the U. 8. 8, Constitution when the frigate went about the business of breaking the power of Barbary States pirates in the Mediterranean, The Marines covered themselves with glory in tlie capture of Tripoli, the pirate stronghold, The first authentic record of Ma- rines in America bears the date of 1740. Early in that year three regl- ments were raised in New York when volunteers were sought for the Brit- ish forces. The field officers were appointed by the crown, while the company officers were nominated by the American provinces, On June 8, 1775, the Continental Congress resolved “That the coms pact between the Crown and Massa- chusetts Bay is dissolved,” and on the 10th of :\u\ember of that year, SALMON BROKER UNDER ARREST Eighteen Counts Are Charg-| ed Against Smith of Seat- tle on Salmon Deal. ed in by shi l"mu'ml.\ to Be Taxed to Raise Expenses SAN By FRANCISCO, Cal 1 taxing funerals must pass through its streets, Lawnsdale hopes to raise funds of $100 monthly (o pay expenses {hs — e —n April SEA = ‘\mnn Viged the | cial v [ charged tion LE, Imon salmon Apil 11 Bl hroker who nlvmnr.ll» market with finan- T R vies, has been arvested and, with 18 counts for viola- ALASKA MINEH alty of five years imprisonment and | $5,000 fine on each count { Smith's bond has heen il from £25,000 to $10,000 is junable furnish it ccused of defrauding Seattle pproximately $63, 000 hy sudulent bill of lading Smith declared the operations made him penniless. Nine times Smith {obtained bill ladings from rail- roads without ever supplying sal- mon for the consignee, hence the 1 s held the sack when the goods iled 10 arrive A iSanta Ana Calls at Dutch I:Ilrbor for l"'mslE ITARBOR, Alaska, redue SIEATTLE. but he herating six Alhert B A\1I|1 third 1eens 11 After deli the jury acquitted a miner, charged sault. Barlow having employe Rex Ammen his tner. Rt 0 after ival and low from 1 Tt arlow was recently extradited Ketchikan, Alaska, and brought the trial — eee No Funds Be Alloted to Campaign Probing Com. WASHINGTON. April Santa Ana bound for funds will bhe author Siberia, called here Sat-{Reed Campaign Funds fuel. The Captain reported | Committee desoire the and high winds on hi~!uf Vice-President Dawes ttle. The steamer is committee is le: This cargo of machinery for ment is made | stant Keyes of the Senatos Auditing Com lmiuee. April hours rlow [ ul Kitsley and rob of § of d and as Iu k heat Jewelt Jewett fall from hwn v of > for 1 s for e investigation recent ruling that announce hl"l'< H Steamer Kamechaika urday o1 big sea trip fron | April | al chatka, Now upholding the D the others either for service Campaig ng new te service. side landed In the Boxe present on the march to But their was when nies of these fic with King Menc In normal tine. ahout ten ments of larg Navy, tection of A their property than one-third tributed In barracks in or nc punclpll naval stations, of No ! the ! Chairman MERRILL AND TG LOMRADES SATE AND WELL [Plane from Nome Is Forced Down m Blizzard on Arctic Lake. for Amer?c h X April 11.- R. K. Memill, Anchorage aviat- and his two passengers, Hil- on and Edgar Broad- 12 since last Tuesday, and well, Word of their eived Nome dic e afety was re- vesterday in a from Broadway m at Candle vdway radioed that soon they hopped off from a blizzard arose and they Candle in the storm and at Kiwalick. 65 miles Candle. The plane was damaged in landing. Brozawa; made his way to itle by dog team. Merrill reports missing Candle in nozed ove afte Nome s 1 landed from Cax that after the storm, in landing on Lake. Nobody was hu ¢ wings of the plane were renaved to provide shelter hie blizzard. The three ined 36 hours in shel- tue lake and then walked r{ the way and caught a fe the terzrinder of the to Candle. Merrill said he ‘9 take the plane to prohably tomorrow. > Nicaraguu the piang It is at La Paz, ie ravages of the men ve they 4 st line of ¢ Lot are o s iin Uncle @ on ( large ent ized by the the wav, or n ot < body of Un the when they Dewe naval Battle |Sinclair Sentence for Conternpt Is Postponed we world from Acmiral the fort and after re ot of the Jus- Colum- 1nnouneed of hold Cavite a Bay. April Striet o lay on Inir for Justi n Rebellion they Peking \Dos Sin te nemen thout most o e in 190 unique experien several compi wddies mo accompanicd ti s ssary across the Afrie his f1ip to the caj Abyssinia for a conferer . his any e giving on camels - chteran Coast Air Mail Pilot Killcd, Plane Crash o the Marines form cent of the comple s In the U, found most u: itions for the ican citizens in regions di fnsurrection, But of the corps fs remainder iu r per il pi passeng Bemrick b went n and landing are ope pro- and rhed less on dise the war or on pboard, The N mrick after tungle of hours later >o Plans Twenty I'irst Voyage to Point Barrow MAYOR LANDES COMING NORTH SEATTLE, Apru tha Landes and her of the University College of Sciences, ar 1o rolled for the Uy trict Commercial Cluh mtheastern A on August John his twen- Point Bar chooner hanled The rely on wind two launches and in April 11 cparing BAT Mayor | ! 1 hand. Dean Washington mong i TL. 1 is pr ading 15} [ 4 by of voya over et ent power Exonr which vessel manenve ding 1 ship re discount ef- domoralize he At the racord of Hous Committee Friday | dian fishermen pr against the salmon Haynes , DeWw Tiny [ byterian Church at Kake summariz th effect this w g i white man’s machinery ficient for the fish and Indiz the former is being depleted the latter working harder and oroall thme of the 44:|\I|Hynrh in the {1t seems evident some tors regard the Indian voiced by DeWitt correct. The evidence of t in the several measurc fore the Legislature, which would penalize man's machines”, force Ithey could rer in lm depend entir on un most ring on supy Wi Means | ficier afternoon, four In-}packing conditions nied their cas very P industr wor of P unigue awind beginning of - efforts have helief that enormous n ¢ pr ion, persistent creates have mad Territory in past few have been told how amassed millions of profits, leaving mere pit- Alaska in wages and other A sample of this sort found on the desks of several days uago p how that in three yed packers took out of Alaska a total of more and expended in the purposes but about and concluded by saying: I we produce more wealth tal than any other peoples Who gots it? How do they (Continued on Page Two.) " oy to packers in the Smher have cassin i M the a in fiof ,|all Dot [the salmor [\' uth found { t he salmon of the [ viewpoint n W 000 all as approximately 8 1 nding enactment “the whit> canne husine inadeque n 1y