The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 23, 1928, Page 1

| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” VOL. XXXIL, NO. 4824. SOUTH WORKING AGAINST GOV. SMITH JUNEAU, ALASKA, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1928, MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TEN CENTS TH YR FLIGHT. 19 ? AGHTS_TU 7_ | 11(11&1&&101\/@'RQM;}QC;;&ACKS LEADERS ARE—_ RACE HERE IN i 1\‘ TRYING HARD GOAST EVENT * TO STEM TIDE \ i ‘ Léave Olympia, Wash., f | Conceded Smith Is Within Next Tuesday, for | F Capital of Alaska P 100 Yotes of Nomina- i tion by Convention Twelve yachts have been en tered and will leave from the { ! i A south next Tuesday at 12:30 |ANTI-SMITH FACTION . : 1| FACE HARD STRUGGLE o'clcek in the afternoon in the race from Olympia, Wash., cap Pictures Taken | KINCS BAY, June 23--Ti- | | | tana, the little terrier dog ‘ B [ | which sailed with Command- | er Nobile across the North o : ) Polo in 1926, is Russian Ice-Breaker Claims | bile on tne 2 3 | | was brought back by Major | Capt. Amundsen’s | | Maddalena and Flior Penzo Signals Heard fi1 FURTHER PLANS MADE | ickis movine pictures which JFOR RESCUE OF NOBILE (5. ", I chavine ihe | afe h No- ic ice. Word o yesterday flew over the of the refugzes, drop- additional stores and ; moving pictures which i | | ice. The a ors - crossed | tal of that State, to Junecau, capi Reed Arrives on Scene— Swedish Relief Expedition | #vove the paiiy mine times. | {al of this Territory. The race L Senator George There o . is expected to end here on July ’ 9 W, | . B A Establishes Base at fas — Beurtt: 3 | —Indiana’s Line-up § Virgo Bay Yachts, owners and dimensions i of the boats entered are as fol- 3 \\ | HOUSTON, Texas, June Z3.— : | |A series of conferences of South- ! lern Democratic leaders started ‘ yesterday in an effort to halt Sn s candi and nomina- | tion. They ar d with quick iction if they a to head-off the |candidate whose foe concede he /’ |is within 100 votes of the nom- ination / The Scuthern leaders made a thorough canvas of the delegate situation g change Tel aph dispatch from Copenhagen said the Russian icc : an reports picking k) |‘ breaker Mali up unclear signals which are be- N | lieved to have come from Capt, ' Roald Amundsen and his twol ! missing companions who loft| | Tromsoe last Monday to search b ones 4 { for Commander Nobile and the . | othors of the Italia’s crew. Deny Volstead Act Diverts » E. A. Rich, Tacoma, 58 s 8. L. Blair, Tacoma, 51 Sandpiper, F. 8. Piper, Belling ham, 50 feet Lieut. Thomas B. Mulroy, left, will be the chief engincer of Winifred, A. Schmidt, Olympia, Commander Byrd’s dash by plane to the South Pole, and 37% fect Charles E. Lofgren will be the supply officer. Final arrange-| el 4 ¥ ‘York, 32.10 feet. ments are being made for an early start from New Dolphin No. I, Ray B. Stick- Thompson, Olympia, E ssing potential It is also reported at Oslo that| Fish to Prince —_— —————————"—"|ler, Seattle Yacht Club, 31.4 fect. | ! \ wpa |Strength against Smith. Daniel | the seaplane was forced to alight| R “C:narks" fGl‘ Byrd { Belinder, Richard Froebe R f 3 @i Roper, of North (‘ur:»llnn.. former on the sea between Norway and| upert (554 R TZ Queen City Yacht Club, Seattle, ! vy he T B : 3 Internal Revenue Commissioner, b Spitzbergen and it will be pos.| T 7 | y .5 Toet. | When the Earl of Nort hesk arrived in America, hf’ admitted |4 willlam G. MeAdoo's Mot alh sible for her -to use her iol SBATTLE, June 23-—Tha rccent 3 3 | to ship news reporters that his marriage to Jessica Brown, for= | Jack Powers, Queen | {ant four y ago, appeared to i City Yacht Club, Seattlo, 43 1, | mer NC\\" York.show girl, had reached the separa(ion.stage—. be the moving spirit to get the t feot | with a divorce just around the corner. At the same time, the elements unreconciled to Smith to Yankee Boy, George €. Rich-| deautiful American girl allowed it to become known in London |&o to someone else. ard, Queen City Yacht Club, Svur—f ‘hat her intention was to sue for freedom on the grounds of |° Reed on Scene G tle, 41 feet. | ncompatibility. ‘Ie two were married five years ago after United States Senator James A, § Shoo-Fly, C. W. Schus, Tacoma! whirlwind courtsh . i SR P! + |Reed arrived here last night and — XYacht Club, 28.4 feet. | g - ey ‘Im i full of confidence. He Wolverine, John P. Sweeney, “a héd¥ty reception at [INGTON, June 23.—Ma-iQueen City Yacht Club, seattie,| Her Wedding Smart FARM REI.IEF headquarters in the Rico Hotel. Good "Will excursion to Alaska (left a trail of sngry halibut sh | NOBILE RESCUE PLANS |ermen all the way from rd KINGS BAY, June 23—Definite; S0uth, according to H. E. Looken, plans to rescue Commander No. Manager of the Fishing V. . bile and his five companions fromn OWners' Association of Seattle and the ice by airplanes have heen Xetchikan. *imde by the Swedishi Reitof Ex-| o The. - imterview © with Darwin pedition which has established a Melsnest, spokesman of the party base at Virgo Bay, north Spitz- dealing with the purported trand bergen. Plans are going ahead °f eastern shipments of halibut to make a landing and take the through Prince Rupert, and inti- six men off. The Swedish plane) Matng that the Volstead Act di- is a powerful tri-motored Junk- ed the shipments from Ket- ers. The plane has flown over Chikan, caused the protest. Nobile’s camp then explored the Meisnest declared that the! coast without finding trac of words were misconstrued and the three other men of the Italia’s Temarks about the “Volstead Act” crew. Thesze three are headed hy Was made in a jocular 2in - and Dr. Iinn Malmgren. Viego Bay|he did not intend to offend the is much nearer the stranded men !ishermen. than any other base. Looken said the fishermen must i, deliver their catches where they NO TRACE OF AMUNDSEN ‘(-an get the most money and the STOCKHOLM, June 23 — A “excursion party did not hl,‘_vl Swedish airplane flew along the long enough in Ketchikan to le: western side of Spitzbergen to | that halibut sold there goes day from South Cape to Wyde through Prince Rupert. The ves but only over a radius of 60 m WD TPV I Lutz and his two |50 feet. i | Senator Reed conferred today companions, Lieut. T. H. Busbey| Kittiwake, Walter Draham, with his political advisors whe and Corporal D. McChesney, were|olympia Yacht Club, 40 feet. | |informed him that apparently i HT TA K EN only a vigorous concerted drive 1‘ lconld head off Smith and that killed teday when a tri-motored such a counter attack had been .- transport plane nxl;‘«:‘:« piloting Sly Mouse Is Ghost launched by party leaders from T0 DEMOCRATS :::::. to Managua, crashed Of Yellowstone Hotel Senator Reed gave no indiea "at File, Virginia. YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wryo.,' | Lutz and Busbey were killed instantly. McChesney died two June At six o'clock of every cold, raw, winter evening a beil hours later. The plane took off at 1:05 in room 203 of the old Fountain Hotel would ring | o'clock this morning and crashed Every night at six o’clock a jat 2:30 c'clock. | Corporal Reede Nichols, radio frightened, but conscientious care- taker made his cautious w to, loperator, was seriously injured Jhul was able to report the acci- room 203, only to find it empty. | Finally even the caretaker's' tion he will abandon his usual SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June practice of playing a lone hand. The American Farm Bureau Indisna’s Stand cderation will send a *d The anti-Smith forces are delegation to the Demecratic Na- peartened tcday by the statement tional Convention in an effort to jssued by A. O. Sallee, personal have a Farm Relief Plank adopt:|representative of Evans Woollen, ed with the principles of the|rndiana’s favorite son, that dele= equalization fee included. This gates from the State will remain is ace B — - l(Ivm He said he did not know ' s |the cause. ason, young radio . Howard Mason, young | Apparently lost in the fog, the TR ! il ash:, | y sifiosiess could not stand the ding to announcementissieadfastly and loyally behind \ Bay on the mortheast coast in|*€l owners resent the insiiuations 3Eerfl(0ft00iacfgi‘nt:;‘ “Ejom.' |big plane circled the town sev- ;,,Z::,:,"(L;,“:,Y,',' "l.“,','i.’ "“,,",'l"'_ P made by M. Shirley Winder, Sec:[the Indianapolis banker until a )] zearch of Amundsen but found that halibut is scld at Prince Ru.| thosen N R g jeral times before it nosed dived. ) ' el sl s ey retary of the Federation. |candidate has been chosen by the 1 nothing. pert because liquor is obtainable.| mander Byrd in his dash to the ”"‘kh"“‘ i te. qmpedtss oy | i Bpaisbiati \ o x A 2 3 g ) 2 i park photographer. i Y ) Halibut * fishing is too serious a| South Pole by airplane, is pre- ; Smith opponents said the man- | u H : toin hi y ) The old hotel was remodeled £ “\ MORE NOBILE HEVGRT = | Businsdhtor ihd saring to come East to join his Mae Murray and Her Aa 8 bl was remodtie lagers of Smith had counted om MONTREAL, © June &3 — Two -— leader in an early start. { Husband Are Parents ; 3 : A ) | the strength from Indiana in the 1 . “International Illustrated News) i found that a mouse had made its; Sial Al A Marconi operators state they have Shell in Scrap Metal Al g Of 16 Months Old Boy | nest in the wall of room 203 over| ; {Anal:drive, © - i picked up a message from un-| Explodes: Eigh Killed : o e 0 the wire leading to the bell. dt| | ! i Prohibition Issue R identified_source ~ reporting - that| Xplodes; Eight ed: | LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 23.|had nibbled off the insulation so | ~Decided oppositivn to modifica~ Nobile and his party ars safe| e Lihe Ton A n¥ele I"x;mlln('r in|that every time it touched it the! | tien or weakening of the present f aboard a bo: | BELGRADE, June 25—An ex. Vo cagyrigklen tory todey; buve|DAIEUERIG: 'THe. regiariiyiot fhs| o | Frohibition measures was voleed RO e j plosion attributed to a. shell {Mae Murray and her husband,|&hostly rings testify to the ex-| : ; i MEXICO CITY, June 23.—Two|here last night by Cordell Hl;ll. among scrap metal killed eight { ; 5y . » ti-| cellent character of the rodent. Ky st studio por- |American mining men, W who has the endorsement of his » \d injured 40 persons Neigh- David Odivani, who holds the ti This is the latest stud P g i tate, Tennessee, for ' the Pra o Mary Pickford Has il fhlire Ll e itle of Prince of Georgla, are par-| Bven this explanation has noi| , s Francis P. Quilli- Mitchell and John F. Hoop s gt ‘ ‘ { = boring houses were wreckad, &la, 1 . trait of Mrs. Fran . Quilz TG v b by ik Cut 0” Her Curls, ¢ 7 W lents of a sixteen-months-old son|entirely put down the evil repu- nan, nee Catherine Smith, the being held or r.|n«‘:m 14 d PO el 4 2 TR who .plays in a highwalled gar-| tatlon o the hotel, and natives,| "> oo daughter of Governor |MApHErs near San Rufacl, State of s Jorgs st Houstni St She Tells Reporters' PosT To BoosT FLYING |, SOUTHAMPTON, England, June den at the rear of their home,|park rangers and general park )01 Nrs. Alfred B. Smith, Jalisco. . i s ' i ey | BY AVIATION LECTURES|23.—Although no official figures | watched over by a Japancse|employees have held for 20 years “f;‘ wakidage took place iny.|v ANe. Unlied States Hmbassay ontinupd of Tage Bightill CHICAGO, June 23. — Mary are available, it is reported that'yyupsemaid, Apprehension of the|to their belief in the “haunt.”| whose 0 3 has sent a ncte to the Mexican Ui P 0. (t i vi "ardina BYes | o 2 b r safe re {oday that she had a big story|A series of public lectures by an|change and bank notes amount-!jany's existence would have upon | spring,” however, is expected t| Albany, with Cardinal Hay representations for their safe re and they swarmed around her.|aeronautic expert is planned by ing to many thousands of pounds. Miss Murray’s film career, was|lay the ghost forever. officiating. Notables from all |jease, - Alaska Volcano “ Pickford told the reporters here' NEW YORK, N. Y., June 23--|checks, bank drafts, bills of ex-’ofect of the knowledge of the|Demolition of the building his| the Gubernatorial mansion & Forélgn Office making formal She said: “I have cut my hair.”|the Manhattan Post No. 320, The are involved in thefts from theghe reason advanced for having e over the country attended the | i s i She said she had put her curls’' American Legion, as a purt ot|liner Leviathan L {kept the birth of the baby s|Would Use Convicts eading.. o {Hoover Notification Is .chorte'd as away but all wrapped up ready|its program to boost aviation. Ma-| Some cf the official estimates |secret, . sl i | Being Active # to be pinned on again if she ever‘Jnr Augustus Post, said to be the|placed the loss as high as half —evo——— Ffl Cancer Expenments it —liier i Plans Are AI'IIIQI.IIICC(” AT ST, | needed them. | thirteenth man to fly in Ameri-ia millicn pounds ($2,500,00). — b ¥ H { — O 3 Aloska, “No more clumps of curls in ca, has been engaged to deliver| the ‘neatest eunning e Off on Nonstop HAVANA, Cuba, June 23 ’lThIS Sleuth’s Disguise | WASHINGTON, June #3.—Hes- J.,:,)((. 1:(;;”fr,:ll.'“,:,l‘,(;)(,':;-l,;:l s“::l ok my next picture. I have always|the lectures, it is announced by ried out, it is believed that 3, Flight Tl’;day to Whether it's going to be formal, Much T Good Pert C. Hoover will be notified | | ;¢ the United States Biologi- | been a girl’s girl; now I am go-'J. F. Faulhaber, BRI ietiats ond pircals : .| official * execution for the con Was Much Too Good ) © of his nomination at| | . Survey has arrived here il ing after hoys' parts.” —————— SUBa8 > Atis, rolitery 14 bUTEVR (5 . Mexican Capitol|demnea convicts of Cuba or U L bis' home fn Palo Alto between | | ung poports Akutan volcano | [ ——————— VACATION FOR SCOUTS have been carried out before the death in the name of sclence, is| LONDON,/ June 23—The dis-' o SpstColy (80 (80" T HEEC bursting forth with hlaek | A. J. QUOTATIONS ! liner left New York on June 16. WINDSOR, Ontario, June 23.— | belng discassed in the newspapers|gnise of the London “hobb e’ when Mighhcetment made by Hecs Ninoke il Yabor evees ‘ | BALBOA — Twenty-five Boy i . o A Joaquin Pacheco and ‘Fritz Bel-|as a consequence of a request|on plain clothes duty i some of Interior Work, as hef | 15 niintes instead of the NEW YORK, June 23—Alaska Scouts from the Panama Canal {ler, Mexico City aviators, hopped i made to the government by Dr.|times too effectiv 'lunged into the working of set-| &0t oo g 1 Junean mine stock is quoted to- Zone are to have a six-week va- Lon Bandit Escapes off teday on a projected nonstop|Matias Dugue, member of the na-| A policeman in the district f ting up a campaign of organiza- gl ¥ ;i day at 3%. 'cation in New York State. e . » !flight to the Mexican Capitol. tional sanitization board and lead-| Edmonton donned tattered gar. tion. lay 8 : o With Fifty Thousand| — ing Cuban physician. ments and posed as a street AN MRS TN T L R FRANCE TO FORTIFY A . 25 ;T————~—~—— #| He asked to be allowed to ex-|hawker trundling along a "'~"‘ r % L . B SSFIBLD, Mich., sume 23— | | periment with cancer cure| monger's barrow (o compicte his W l , N l S - A Tone haniit lact nigbt hela wp| | Former Alaskans | | through the medivm of concemned| mikep. T X etsh Nattonausts Stir : car of a New York v . N convicts whom he would inoculate dealar in old iron notiging = PY 2 ‘ EASTERN FRO TIER :’:finf:l""]“’“l“;xr . Cgih e Corflmg North on [ with the yirus of that dread, dis-j his somewhat disroputable appear- Separatwn Movemew | AL caped with $50,000. The banait! Umque Stunt | |ease. § ance took him to he a I'wn and| 4 ' SO T " Ihorled the messenger to the sta-| | | The tssue is being rouncly de-|out” and, despite hic protests,| | PARIS, June 23—The problem|expropriated, and roads, railroads tion platform as the train slowed| | SEATTLE, June 23—R. L. ||bated. Convicts condemned tofloaded his barrow with old iron By BATES RANEY Ambrose Webb of Bangor Normal | of security is an ever present pre | and other means of communica- down, hoarded a waiting automc-| | Haines and his. wife, Mabel, | [death now are exccuted by the|and other junk which he told 'z_m‘ (Associated Press Staff Writer) | college and he will contest 3 occupation of France’s military| tion established. 'b”e and aped. | and Earl Parney, former Alas- | | “8arrote,” which chokes them. to sell and make some money “i E & Dhes oo 9o | COnstituency of Carnarvon, i chiefs, and a system of frontier| To facilitate the work, each 1 kans, ‘Wiir ‘stase Monday on a R s himself. |, CARNARVON, Wales, Juse 83|00, "aet il " made his, Ml ’ | defenses entailing vast expendi | fortified zome will be divided into A 1 1,000- mite trip up the co COUNTERFEIT COWBOYS The policeman, unable to dis- The Welsh home rule movement [ start, at the gencral election S | ture, elaborated by army engi-|sections, each of which will call' Fourteen Indictments | and’ expéot 16 éfrive at Sk PARIS—Buffalo Bill's circus has|pose of the gift, had for the sake long the smouldering pnlitics! year. - 13 i neers, has received the approval|for an expenditure of $2,000,000. T, . ‘,w" Alaske, late in Avrust been drawing throngs in French|of appearances to push the loaf faith of students and so-called Megan Lloyd George, daughter I of a committes of experts pre-| A first appropriation of $8.000,000] Returned on Terrorism { They will carry bows ant ar- | |OWnS, and only lately have many|around the streets for 1| young intellectuals, has flared Wp| e Grent pitls wartime! pridl | Sided by ~General Guillaumat.|has been set aside for the purpose Charges by Grand Jury| | rows ana Lunt game enroute || folk learned from jealous rivals|kours until his period of dutv ter-jas a4 potential power by SPONSOr-{puger who had anuounced hEwE | Work will be begun on it without|in the current Budget. after purchasing an 13foot | |[that it is counterfeit and that|minaied. |ing its first candidate for parlis} oye gy '’y " candidate for. § i i delay, not later than July. A beginning will be made in the | dory. Haines said: “We are | | CoL Willlam Cody died in 1310, ———-—— ment, narvon seat, has now decided to i The scheme provides for a se-| MetzThionville region of Lor-| CHICAGO, Il June 23—A spe-| | galné to play and éxplorn-. we | ———— HAND TINTED SKIRTS | The nationalists have waited contest the adjoining island ¥, | § ries of defensive zones orginized|raine, to' be followed by zones in|cigl Grand Jury has returned 14 want to uunt game as the In- | Kissing in public parks has —— lnmil they feel absolutely = sure stituency of Anglesea instead, “in depth” and making use, wher-| Lower Alsace, and one of thelindictments of terrorism at the | giuc 41 for food.” been frowned upon by Paris po-| PARIS — Knife pleated skirts|that they can carry their con- The Welsh nationalist platform ever possible, of existing vorks.| more important parts of the Al April primary. The charges are | 5 | llce this spring for the first time, |are being shown here with hand-|stituency before putting a caundi- ot il But much land will have to belpiné frontier. ¥ : - assault, kidnappivg and porjury. | s2 and the midinettes are sad. tinted designs in pastel colers. . date in the field. He is Prof.