The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 2, 1927, Page 1

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XXX., NO. 4547, 15 COOLIDGE WILL NOT RUN IN 1928 PRUBKEER AN v oo nupsn o smsiis s, Wants *l""'l;'""lv‘““" ?'”l',, : DIPLOMATIC BEAUTY IS BUD' |ppgipENY [ { O De Inrernation Ze{ ; ; MOTHER KISS | e P ANNOUNCES AND MAKE UP IRPAN TRIES - lncss voee mewes ot WON'T RiJt] }my wian Club here that Skas ‘\\w Alaska 1 tha strip ¢ Mc Ph(‘l\OII and Mrs. Iterritory to White Pass should be Y1 ' Nat: ) A rnedy Settle Their | Internationalized or taken under o Not Choose to Run Diff MR Y Cataie | for President,” Says ifferences | | Wagway, whick is the natur | ifs - o J | part of entry to Northern Brit | Chief Executive 1.0S ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 2 | Heiiie | Columbia, s practically a de-| Mis, Afmee Semple McPherson | |Makes Proposal to United| =" village with port fmprov.. | ‘STARTLING STATEMYNT 1 I Yic ” + 1 11 and her mother, Mr Minr RES g to pioces and hovses | ol I Bid J7 mofher, Mis Minuie Saks o poue i e sl o agh 1 SURPRISE TO FRIEND3 terms following a two-hour cor | A ¢ The Australian said big Can-| | f 1 . torn 1 age, i adia companies evelop | X ference between attorney ‘ nag rmamen wdian mpanies would develoy Stanch Support(-rs Say Th t between the pair that E— i Skagway and the strip inter é . : s 2o gl by e A v i GENEVA, Aug. 2.-—Japan has|nationalized Door Is Not Closed if er following an official an made a last supreme effort to —— - I onvertts s nouncement issued that “Mrs save the Tripartite Naval Con- J Convention Insists Bty Wil a7 b tha: active ference, after failing in the first! o : 5 empt RAPID' CITY, 8. D., Auv. mana ent at Ange emple ttemp ‘ \ Ly el DL Eon” will asstme Admiral Saito and Viscodint 2.—Like a thunderbolt from complate control {1shii visited Hugh S. Gibson H a clear sky came the startl» With faces wreathed in smiles {head of the Americ delegation | announcement of President nd accompanied by many “hal ind handed him a text, a eom- Coolidge today that he is NohTatis G b oatte Bub. bl promise of the project concerning not a candidate for the Re- ' n S0 b 3 and. et the cruisers and armament and | publican renomination f simost - 100 Temple workers and tonnag | ! l President. The statement is- onlookers, kissed anl embraced It is said the text is quite 3 sued by the President simp!» E e ywisional in na but de ! | [ id: T a1% didAs il Mt | d to prevent wrecking of the|o > 7 | | I do not choose to run for L S te o { Gontarartae this outstanding(oon of Automobile Manu | President in 1928.” t you know there difticnlty facturer to Finance .1‘.‘ n Sestemprts ]‘]”“ type. never been anything in my heart o % 7 Great secreey is being ‘main S, l P l [ A en on a small piece .r TN ’ : A B 3 5 - 4 tained concerning the exact na douth Fole '11 v|)l paper and handed out by the b e, for you,” her mother 3 S s g | yeplied " . . ture of the Japanese compromise [+ President on the fourth an- ->oe - A palatial residence has been turned over to the U. S. Gov-|text DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 2.—¥d-| niversary of his becominy ; p o Minitetae s, tat shown above rer Later the Japansse chicfs pre-[sel Ford will back Commander Chief Exectuive of the Unite | ernment tor its new M ry ¢~ the Saorstat, shown ahove. Lower | o ; A e T - Stat S Rout Fewer dtraw Hats Are left s Frederick A. Sterling, new U. §. Ministcr, and right, Mrs.|sented '”" proposs! 10 SRR AR B Dy by Jus hionesed Tty oat GRS . " lelegation fight to the South Pole the De # ; 3 S 58 ) say tha rea Seen on Paris Streets Sterling Sk } [trolt #ree Press says in a copy One of the most beautiful men matic circle |dent consulted with no ona i - - { frighted story | §n Washington is annanunced as o of nest season in the preparing tae ounding an PARIS, Aug. 2 Straw h DUBLIN A A palatind Byrd, Hewry and Edsel Ford| na{ional ea She is Miss daughter of Hen | nouncement His friends wnre ecem to be going out in France esidence, formerly oceupied by held an all-day conference, in-|{ Getty Chilton, caunselor of the Dritish er 3 i('l)\l-n completely by surprize, Tus Most of the visible supply here i 1d ecretarie for Irelanl tInding a visit to the Ford fac 3 (Harria end Ewlig Photo) | stanc h smpportera point out, how- in the stores, but the storekee gl el SRR g tory and a luncheon b - - ever, that the statement doe t e omewhat discouraged, ar try, has been turned over to 'L Ford announced his in-| ' 1 1Ot POTQ | close the door to the nominaton turning back to regular hats fe PABI_E PLANS United States government for | tarest in the flight is not for any l{"‘ I) (1'{()85 Nl/’\,\",fi in the event of his selection by their bread and butter rew ministry to th saorstat. | personal interest hut th 16 g the convention in France the summer straw ha rederick A. Sterling, the ney WASHINGTON, Auz. 2 wants to » up to adventures (‘()N,)l /.(_""'N( ' "v( ”{l ”" However, that the announce- i5 known as a “boater” In the | minicter, took up his duties n|United States Minister MacMur-| 334 also to do a service to avia-| ‘ A » Y 1 :v;r-.nl .Wlll‘i'uu;m Alglr»nl' activity il early days, the young bloods put | ly. The lodge. sitnated in th-|ray, located In Peking, nas beenli&% That s all that awe are| 5. o 2T 1 w i F00. SRR G 8 the receptys thel oh when they went for a nter of Phoedit Park, is com |summoned home by Secretary of|!TYIng to do with our aviation/ "" ql, ' ,l ’ ’{(’,{,,l’ ",s.‘""“’”""“"‘ Wb bbb re a sport once highly popular FW YORF A Plans| fortable, with most domestic con |State Kellogg. The Minister o] €nterprises at Dearnorn.’ | N4LH Jxa | admitted, and that it might cauas r Boaters,” say some sartorial | g . Soternitianal’ Gabl nience et wilbout grandeur,|coming for & sefies ' of confer R r :I)'w mrr;vnz of the tide fn some hilosophers, are queer, ugly, un B ek here loday|and is easy to keep up lences with the Chinese situation WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 From ‘;“"‘,'“. ;,‘,‘,“:.,“j"“,,,ll|}|::“m i comfortable things, dirty in ajy nb Carlton, Pre nt it h n the ground floor four | .o 5 | every corner of civilized world | #MONE the pos Lo I time and out of fashion a t 1 i3 vl dining roo 2 drawing room Filler | | delegates to y International | y < 3 ¥ B30 : “uller to | the end of the seasan. Thorofore, | have -1 bWh - dtash tudy and moming room. Upetaivs | Determines to Fly ‘ A Council of Nurses aro convening | 0OOLIDGE COMPLETES sautin H.:l“ \‘\u‘ <.\;y\ and, above | rout Nowive: ihe Hisnbi is another study. There arc After Natrow Escape | Mak ecision in Gene for intensive study FOUR YEARS IN OFFI L cost, why bother with the|mercial ¢ ny's line, at|eight bedrooms, three of which Tomorrow f problems vital to the health - - thing A P )00 and tho|are it n wing. The se | it f nations 5 PR o= 1 | ,l,‘ H‘U“‘-,”. re separate | MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. & The | AL I’ i i E RAPID CITY, 8. D., Aug Dro“hi“ and Levinc | \ is t The ground nelude about ) | terrifying experience of hanging | BOSTON, " A Those in A g “”“““!‘ 0 represert ) pregident Coolidge today oends v tia n L RONDGS. S sels . wpproximately 100,000 unurses ana|four years g reside ) ha . - takt: frovi Beitile . e L ikt There are three tennis|helpless from an airplane “‘""} Two Apartment Hulegw Gov. - Ji¥in ,\,,“,” 80 diftereht oauatris "[v PR (g e " 5 vxd| ‘;" h"' b Fail to Sign Contract v Harbor or Attu| courts and gardens. The house has|and surviving the adventure b Rea DAL 7| | early to the o Ch A 1 4 | Unitec tes to which he s : thence to - Hakadat heri fine view of the Dublin moun. |an almost miraculous landing m re l.('.\lmyr‘d 16 to interview t ; “'r‘ """ ed States, a leader “\r;rv»ml“uwm the "llr:xllh of Pre = e [ ; 1 t kad Northe A v i B s L ol B S ™ - T | | and work out his decigion the fie of nursir ervice, wen:|dent Warren G arding at Son PARIS, Aug. 2—After a wo|jupan, thence to Shanghai and| fains. 1t is seclided from the|the soft earth of a plowed fioli| Families Burned Out e o e o vant ) litoiie* gétogates: to. the - conference.| Francista: fotir: yoars sk 1t honr discussion, Drouhin arn! | t of the 1,100-ltraffic of the park, and is lese|has strengthened the resolve of | he case of Sacco and Van ’ | Drou I »f th affi i1 jas i oo 3 ; g They are Mi D. Noyes, |One year and seven months re Lovine separated without signin ook route will{ than 15 minutes by motor from | Minneapolis girl telegrapher to be zettl, Radic nd ] H K s Gkl . y " g v Bl < & - z national tor Red Cro main of the four-year term to Biral doit¥act R e srcibois: D0060; Btk v ik el Bt <o emtar Ak ey | come an aviatrix | A honfire which children bullt | sentence fo ler committec . e i} ¢ ; " s veturn flight of the plane Columb Ations .with' Japan -for lan Frrgaiey Answering an advertisement for,on the beach last Sunday just | seven years ago HHPIUR SebyiCh Yiobpram N “‘]', 1% 8 “"l" In 175 i5" Americh b P [a &irl parachute jumper, Evelyu|outsice of the city limits at Ket Gay. HIl IR dont of the council 4‘“‘| s Elsie ln‘ ;’;,.ripm..m vu 'ml 1;1 decided & i Barrett leaped from a plane anc|chikan, is blamed for a $50,000 | been promised for tomorrow Upstinsenasnt @t -DuyNes WSS PESRIE 155 T - S — | } ¥ School o ceeed olf for or eloe- 2 REURGANIZE | caught the harness of her para-|fire there accorling to pissen- B fohns Hopking School of succeed himself for another el 2 Men to Use France Sets Hohday ahite ‘on 'R wink strut.of the|Eats. - areiving -on the’ Adthirst > o irsing; Mi Lilllan Clayton, |tive four-year term which wo d k1 Craft on ship. Her own coolness and the|Rogers today president of the American Nurses |entitle him to the office of Pre / Ly .l,”,l ; )’ In Honor of Leglon DRY FURGES‘ skl of R D; Eflis, her employer-| ' Two apsrtment houses ‘wer U E FLBUD Association, and Miss Adda EUl-|dent for a longer period than h Atlantic Trip [ pilot. brought her through alive. |razed, a gasoline station was d¢ ridge, a former president of the|been served by any other r PARI \ug. 2.—France will She i practicing parachute | stroyed, 200 feet of board w .11. issociation, and Miss Susan Fran ""“."”_““Iy et - LONDON, Aug. 2.—The adven-! s publ WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. 2. |umps regularly, after hours at a|and three autonobiles were cUNTRULD M cis, pecretary 3 ‘ here s hl-"n ,,.u |:u.n\ w Ocean. in the smallest recordedican Legion g P Feiw | is Tearning to operate a plane | Sixteen families were burned! principally between speakers for|the President and among Nationa ocoan - craft, a tiny vessel buil'| their Par i \‘ sy 4 et sBR R |out and none wore able to save| cague of Nations and the :"'J " cal 1"']'[1"“ "“«:' l‘" lent ¥ istant Secretary of | 3 1 ‘oolidge will no and in t like A ubmarine, is schedul day ha be “ . iny of their personal belongings. | Cre epresents the newest from Dover on August 8 by two|government . RoTmel :;'“”‘”}’ ‘1M|ne Trouble Breaks I Most of the families were out of dlliance for peaca and the union (W0 of ‘Im;mnu-m to renomin- . 4 » | hours a he formally too " i {ate him, but a few friends pre ancashiere men, Edward Tie t ow. expected th ten- | t t the time - of 57 countries of the world in a Lancashiere men, Edward Tierny it s now. exi 1 that atten-|.,.p of orice, with 1holis Out in Town in Ohio| 1 St 4 Sl ANC - Avaed : o e ek 1 lict that he will not be a cim and Dick Hayman dance will be far less than th Eat | The Boulevard and Franklin \ 0 program practical idealism. 1 The craft > feet | 30,000 p Y e toltiat janbnt | of flvp. Sixbg { faforosment | ‘ simul. | Apartments, the latter just com-|'The Los Angeles County Boarl|includes international cooperatior The tiny craft is ohly 12 fe 30,000 originally anticlpated, thel, .. andg elevation of his im-| DOV Ohio, Ang. Simul. | AR i N 2! 0f Supervisors have decided to P parn s il five feet depth and has .'governmert is planning an elabo-{ 55" istance to higher ranks, | taneous ' with tiie ‘discovery this|Bleted,” were; destroyed in':he o st dni to stamp out disease ;and Gara| y.- e VNG A Tl ¥ mediate assistance to high anks ‘s | he San riel dam to 4| gor the vic s of disasters 1 : 2 : ¢ of three feet. She draws rate entertainment for those wholpo oo o0 RS E B0 o | morning of the burning of the|fire e betght of A Ao h ol % $he ¥IR R |( e "I‘ l.‘ |is a tourist aboard the Admira' pow -IN;:n:;.II\ “;Iy“;:lu :;"llf ahagis ‘|‘ et oy “'1.4' i un 4“”“ ! now necessary when the Burean|!IPPI€ \..r R R [flood control project, with a 11-| e o e “103¢H TOr the €ON| Rogers, accompanied by his wits er mainly through force of| banquet for 1,000 of the delegates,| ;. o o1 the Civil Service basis|N€aT Newport, reports were 1 I mife. ddm acvess the Hiver. will bel - (ContinueA on:Page Three.) jand son the wind against a small winl|a gala ball, fireworks, special il | o bo 0% e Tl Service Dasls| ceived that John Hines, night Pwellls;l' Air Srrce(:hll e e b SRR ik . A mill which drives the screw of | luminations and official recep. | > Provide N " | watchman at the mine, was shor s Proposed for B coom b n i A | Congres: 8 g the largest flood control dams i y 8 the propellor | tions. Approximately $150,000 has | ° ' (ks B and injured | o b ihs wankl' k. sids ot the Taraestl BE CHILLY S, PAL,: URGES ADVISER The men expect to make the, been appropriated for the“Eovern . Officials of the Pocock Mininz| SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 2 Lp e p > T ATIANS 10, A . e United States. Tt ‘ a A J ] croexifd 4t 40" akys ment's, share in the program. |Sensation Seekers Compny, ownors of the minc.|daveh Amecies. tonte ,m,w,,,‘“"'w A Lhe ey OF PARENT- ” ACHER ASSOCIATIO! — - — — — Go to Mt. Vesuvius asserted an invstigation showe | passenger air service bl > the tipple was fired by a bomh| fhe South American Commer-| e : 4okl \ St s b | 0301 : ¢ ) § 4 & | NEW YORK. Aug. 2,—Education | ing brought about. She tells of & WOMAN DEFENDS COMMANDER BYRD ! 'RZIGNO, Italy, Aug. 2. - |but residents of the vicinity said|cial Aero-Navigation Company Two Awators Kllled il not Advance &8 it. sHotill unti] town i Oeerkia whars it AND (()‘II’ I\Il)\\ AT PARIS VISIT|Thousands of sensation seckers, [they had not heard any explosion. | which operates an air mail sery Bring Toll to Seven parents take a more active in.|men did not know how to p'a L | mostly foreigners, swelled the pop.| The Maple Leaf mine figurcl|jce potween Santiage and Valpa e terest in it for the sake of thei ,‘l,». ause they had worked sinee y ulation of this tiny town, famous | Yesterday in the fight between|yajgo, has announced plans to es-| uicAGO 5 e Falling | children, believes Mrs. Florence V.| childhood, In cities, the probisms PARIS, Aug. 2.—“Official bum|tor who began making requests|for the dangerous situation from |DOBUNion and union sympathizers. | tabligh p ssenger and mail air- o0 than o mile from the spot| Watkins, executive secretary of|of safety, thrift, juvenile j per! was the title Commander|to do Byrd long before he aerived.| Mount Vesyvius, They came to ST | Plane setvice to lquique In North|ypare two aviators were killed|the National Congress of Parent and motion pictures are €04 Richard E. Byrd and his crew ou|She kept the official program as|watch at close hand the stream Shortage of Tourists Chile, Temuco in South Chile, ant|gaturday might, two Chicago|Teacher Assoclations | “ldered in the parent-teacher et the America gave to Mrs. Helen|her husband made -engagements ' of molten” lava moving down tha | possibly to Buenos Afres, across|giors mot death last night wh groups Davenport Gibbons in Paris | for the fliers. She also arrange.|mountain toward the crater. This Alarms Hotel Keepers iic" anes their plane crashed to earth from Parents haven't. pla 1BR| “wo alm to send 100 per ¢nns She was the woman who smooth- | for the masseur who was waitinz | seems to be covered by red 4 e ’ A representative of the company | 4 height of 200 feet, in a suburh v\_Hh their AIHI-I_H'H M physically fit children intr ‘ha % «d the way for'them in Paris and|with hot haths, ready to work on|blanket spotted with large black| PARIS, Aug. 2. Paris hotel| hag gone to Europe to take charge | mpiq brings the death toll here| WAtKIns, who 15 conducting tis ide in September,” ¢fs made their strenuous program |the tired fliers as soon as they | patches keepers, ‘alr-'mlv worried by a)of three passenger planes pur to seven in e'mht days The vie.|course on the parent-teac says. “On May Day, childr'n wis move as smoothly as fhe hero oh T Gt Activity of Mount Vosuviug | hortage in the number of Amer|chased for the new services tims last pight were William|M0Vvement” in the summer ses«ion | yro to enter school in Sept it il worshipping ,..;_','I,,ll public wou!d The arrival of the fliers at the |geemed uhcharged today. mm| '”u;.‘rm [Hus;’ ulumm..r. ; PSS S S A RN Qtipe; . HHLE Adstructor; And of Columbia University |are examined, and betwe n Ma; M let it. She is the wife of Dr. Her | apartments in the Hotel Conti . Bplekss N ik consicerably troubled over dis . Joan Hubly, a stud “They have been censors instead | and Septembe: o Dav & ) " ] vbly, a student ha | ptember we nave our sum bert Adams Gibbons, the repra-|nental was like a big house party Quits Island Home patches that the number of dei 'D"P“C c“'r M°f°" £ iy i of playmates. They should come|mer ‘roundup, when remedial a®: % sentative in Paris of Rodman Wan- | of celebrities for Mrs. Gibbons gates to the American Legion Increase in Japan Loaps - frot: Bermin Jdown from their pinnacles, ana|ments of children are corr amiker, who sponsored the fligL~ | She was there to see that evers For London Season| convention in September will not ot P g . | become their children’s pals Pas | Tmproving motion pictures, It took all the training of Mrs.[one was comfortable and well butt i reach half the anticipated 30,000 | TOKYO, Aug. 2-—Taxes on mo Plane; Parachute Fails|cnts, nowever, are more alive )| Watking belleves, will aid Gibbons as mother of four, wife|jooked after. LONDON, Aug. 2-Lady Marian| It is estimated that hotel keep-|tor cars and the high cost of the possibilities of training l”wlxun Iz the place of the - of a writing glu)n--:rnum var | There were years of t Keith Cameron, daughter of Lady|ers, expecting a rush this year,|gasoline apparently have had lit MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich.,|child through the first six years| plotless picture” she urges ths worker and trained social worker|hehind her handling of the s Huntington, lives on a lonely farm | provided zt least 6,000 more room: | tle effect on the importation of Aug. %.-—Leaping from a burn-|of (life. Teachers are more sym-|adaptation for the screen of to absorb the jolts the French|tion. Since she married Dr. Gib-|among the Falkland Islands six|than last year. They y that | automobiles in Japan. ing airplane at a helght of 1,000 pathetically inclined to problems|of the great literary mastery i public would have given the fliers| hons at Princeton in 1908 she has|months of the year, looking after |80 far the figure has been 30 pe Government figures show thal|feet, Lieut. L, D. Schultz, mem-!confronting the home. Communi In her class at Columbia Ave | had all who wished been able to|accompanied him in Turkey.|a sheep ranch, but comes to Lon-|cent under the figure for the same | approximately 50,000 motor ve-|ber of the First Pursuit Group ties have bhecome more concerned |70 students from New York. Maw ; reach them. | France and the United States.|don for the summer social season.|period in 1926, | hicles are in use in this countrys,|at Selfridge Felld, was killed. His|in making conditions right for|Jersey, Ohio, Texas, IHlinois. ™. o She spent hours at the telephone | Their first ciild was born in 1905| “We are the only white people| Hotel keepers who counted 01)of which Tokyo possesses 12,500 parachute failed to open and helthe child.” braska, Michigan, Minnesots. Afa answering questions and givinz| and the t in 1915. During thelon the island,” said Lady Marian |the Legion convention to make up|in 1912 there were only about|was dashed to death Mrs. Watkins points out how | bama, Kansas, Wisconsin Ver. I out information. It was in English|early years of the war Mrs. Gib-|“Life is very primitive. Boats cali| for the lean days of the summer|500 motor cars in the empire, ->-oo — by discussing child health and the | mont, Oklahoma, West Vir=inis X | ¥ D v V o one minute and in French the bons ran a baby depot in Paris|but seldom, and there is not much | are asking government depart-| the increase doring the past 15| L. S l((:ho mine operator at of leisure with parents in rural| Indiana, Pennsylvania, North Ca=s next. She met the press. She puiland gave help to hundreds of|sea bathing because there are tooiments to do something to attract|years having been about 30 or|Deep Bay, left on the Admiral|communities, cooperation between | lina, Missouri, Maryland, Florida, | off the portrait painters and sculp-! frantic Parisian mothers. many seals about” paying visitors, 40 per cent per year, Rogers for Seattle, 11};« parent and the teacher is be-| lowa, Colorado, apd California, B | - i - 4 I8 - v '