The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1927, Page 4

Dail; l'OHN w r Alaska Empire [ROY - EDITOR AND MANAGES OMPA ASSOCIATED PRESS led HOUSE OF ISSUE LORDS BECOMING AGAIN. AN The indicat 8 ¢ < th lar political is of the tion of next in will the h t House of Lords. The reforma th a problem ership of about fifteen ) the people of majority the accepted a bill limitin that if a should people in clections Lords would lose the after taki the a been lead § made ment has long Under the figl the the brs of Parlia importance th jer Asquith a and | o to abolish Britain gave Premier The Lords r power be zht at that time| ¢ and providing the| the! a time measure supported by three as many year For wa € right to veto it | hemlock,” as ity a it that this th Lords behaved with a hum was un-| lable. But i all the the Upper House The situation either side The that the old time in the hereditary lies in the authority enough Lords to should be removed. Asquith use this authority and thereby to yield in the fight over Home which resulted the “takin episode The ( lined its the Lords their number of control in sympathy referred to a Houses, thereby jurisdiction been their rogative, and from the P, Act of any measure affecting the constitution or powers of the House of Lords, which to it authority at its of the Commons The They ship and that give ihe Conservatives legislation The Libe willing to retain the to perfect legislation 80 the might in legislative matters go. If the Conservatives persist measure the Liberals tempt an election of abolishing w gradually came a disposition to authority d with | | e L which remain ) h as not been atisfactory contended | tored | that | to create Conservatives have authority should and that the the body menace Government majority at had threatened forced the Lords ‘ Rule for Inl‘mwlw the hemlock 1 of zive it a any time to| in ymsgervative Government has now out for amending the laws regarding yposes (1) to limit 0, thus eliminating the' threat It permancntly Government which not be (2) to have committee from the by a may Money of the Commons now is and long (3) the exclusion with them standing taking them two sole over has ment to over-ride of tore the would re pleasure wishes House 1 the challenge. of the membe Conservatives to over have the of proposal berals that House accepted majority . Lords of the Government rmanent control declare that they are House of Lords as a body to put the brakes exercise a second thought| But further they wili forcing their at tion dec of the the is and on m 1ot in will probably the qu completely. through to force again on the hereditary House NEW JERSEY G. 0. P. RELEGATES DRYS The New Je State the controlled convention the Anti- New Je recent Republican in| relegated to Saloon crowd, which had Republican aaftirs for several The vention was dominated by Senator Waulte - Bdge, a wet leader in the Unifed States who will be a candidate for re-election. Senator BEdge told the convention that he would all within his power to get the Volstead Act modified The convention favored a wet and dry referendum in y rear con- B enate, years, do New Jersey Anti-Saloon a dry Repul threaten to run ant candidate | for Senator against Senator Edge, if he gets the Republican nomination, and Gov. A. Harry Moore, who is expected to be the Democratic nominee. members indepen League i as an bm'n 80 hu.~.3 considering the performances of Lindbergh and Maitlang, new heroes of the air, and the added glories of Byrd and Chamberlin, heroes of somewhat older stand- ing, that they ve watched the new crop of baseball herocs as clogely as usual. The bright- est stars added to the baseball firmament in 1927 are probably Lou Gehrig and Ted Lyony Gehrig made 13 home runs in June, equalling the best month’s record ever made by Babe Ruth, whose Yankee team-mate Ted Lyons is the whirl- wind pitcher developed by the Chicago White Sox. Both are young and full of glowing promise of future fame. DENOUNCING K. DAKOTA. People have not he is SOUTH ' Rolf Lium, the twenty-year-old student pastor of the little Congregational Church at Hermosa, mth Dakota, that President and Mrs. Coolidge f tend, attacked the Ku Klux Klan in a recent mon to an audience that included the Chief ative and his wife. It is said that the ser- was inspived by the discovery of Mr. Lium the K. K. is strong in the neighborhood. Wm was “Tolerance,” and the speaker and status | over styled, | & | | Bills | THE intol spond showed | ntended that th K. is Newspaper K. K with te built cornerstone that Mrs. Coolidg " While church corre particularly and the leaving rmon position of ' the directly services, whose op: and most of h Church dofred the ngregational Church tanding in front of the the Priest, greeted n were the me including Mrs in her frie it n toolidge ially and in such est manner a way 1 to make it apparent to those who were present ntolerance and the ndents. tha meant to rebuke 1y the corresy s rig enough it the delinquent tax list seventeen th noting that ws but property own- less than two taxes and indicates not paid their That I unpaid or Conditions are prosperov confidence in the valu indicates that people authorities money and prop of their n | have « Also it that are | | for municipal their dtisfied the, | | are | giv m value their| ¥ walk | are all them making have to American aviators tions even if some of lap Alaska Fires Destroy Forage. I | | | (Seattle Times fires in National Res where| puts in peril an industry rep- Flames in past summers Alaska, according leral Government forage needed for | Likelihood of | there are no tre | resenting great “have swept tundra report just t ¢ r erve: wealth areas in to the that a issued by ¥ ¢ ! with re e consequence been destroyed effects of the seasonal in duration winte year astrou range conflagrations| Lichen growth herds, requires renewal after de are far from i for the food more necessary r | twenty-five or stating blazes In a for completed tracts we el | va ol | the northern ents, large imes spread caused by the or cigarettes, district, burned- from care urvey of Federal found were just by re F neglected camp fires or it of cigars total 400,000. Under favorable con animals will rapidly become more While they have received the chief] of officials in considering fire hazards, fur-bearing creatures also are in dan truction ent were ti throwing away Reindeer | ditions, the numerous. atten n game and er of d Until North they ention so-called of trivial apprehension the expansion the important forest fires concern Their pre of what business! Ve in but the only now cause serious ential to be one of Territory v is ¢ to of a th to promise activities Concerning Newspapers. m Tribune Times why ) published an lesser new Neb., City explained (Hasting Recently the Kan editorial wherein it papers fail The. Times invited attention to a process which has been going on rapidly in recent years, that weeding out of the lesser newspape { The item referred to was of the absorption of the Cleveland Times by the Cleveland Plain | Dealer. 1 It is a | the Daily | papers in came to the L After the | attempt to cary at a sacrifice According &r id BC up of st A to ha well known fact that for many years| W Leader was one of the important mews- Cleveland. . Then the Palin Dealer front, and Leader began to slip had s cveral fortunes in an the Leader through, it was sold ) the Dealer, the Ka City Times, ame history being ‘repoated throughout the country. The St. Louis Republican, after an existence of more than a century, finally went under and was merged with the Globe- Demo- crat. The Capital Register. Of course, everybody knows that New York City is a newspaper graveyard. Among those in New York sent to the morgue was the Globe, the Mail and Express, the Sun, and the Herald— James Gordon Bennett’s old standby. Then in Chicago there was the Record and Herald combined, and it took more than twenty- five million dollars to make it come through; and then it was sold for a few hundred thou- sand dollars We have right here in Nebraska the absorp- tion of the Omaha Daily News by the Omaha Bee. That also tells a story in the newspaper field. It carefully estimated by those who pro- fess to know that more money has been lost in the newspaper game in the past few years than any other business in the United States. So, the path of newspapers is not shine and roses. oL he in to owner ni t Plain to the is that its the Des competitor, Moines the mentioned recently to Times went is all sun- I’ldymg Dempsey § Safe. (New York World.) It is edifying to note how cagy sports writers in regard to Mr. Jack Dempsey. A a different attitude; in fact, they tossed caution to the winds. They told us about his sunburn, his footwork, his diet, his punches; and as the zero hour approached they plulhlwl he would win in a walk. What happened was very sad; since it is still fresh in memory, ps it would be better not to rehearse it. So) » they are playing it safe. Jack, they tell| us, an impressive coat of tan. He weighs 204, He is frisky, frolicsome and free from worry. He has given Jerry the Greck a new name, to wit, Sex Appeal. But will he win? Try to find one of the sports writers who is willing to say. To a man they agree that the only way to find out about Jack’s condition is to wait and see what; he does against Sharkey. And for once we think they are right. This thing of trying to call the turn on a prize-fight in advance of the decision is! hazardous, to say the least of it. 1926 the number of liquor prescriptions by physicians in the United States in- creased. by 471,896 ovér the previous year. No vondor the fonts of good liquor are running dry.f —(Cincinnati I'anulr(-r.) have become year ago they took E | L seems hkoh that the person who reads aloud the subtitles ‘at a movie show is the same chap who yells “take him out” when a hard- working ball player makes an error. — (Cincinnati It | b The Yet if Obscrvations of b cqually when he gets his dr venience we get there DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1927 thin? men to they seem need mortician ha | {the only tim | when: the ALONG LIFE'S | ’ DETOUR Aot 0 ook 1o | 1 £ much enjoy | the j ; yublicity By SAM HILL Iy taken A bein thing that hasn't | mother the It's a Hard Life ; y it kills and that cut out the hurry live; fail to hurry sgone te a fliv! and when that coverir There ! really a When a friend hushand ion the track is wake a fortune quickly his well begin to look wds in the “female help wan columns tha time it the b on than the comic pag doctors We must we'd we de by are it seems time i too bad the kneecap - we | et killed | the | pli wit over | Are ure to the race a Oldest girl shining short can't off inhabitant The has to yatronize reason a now Now is in attent hoe with shade f her nother when the attract parlor skirt comic | mor trips 1 ecause aches ude she rub th shoes he way the used to. 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