The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 27, 1928, Page 1

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE “ALL THE NEWS \ALL THE TIME" VOL. XXXIL, NO. 4827. o y ‘ JUNEAU, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1928. . MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TEN CENTS CHARGES OF HURLED AGAINST INTRATIONS FISTS FLY AT, o '.53AHE BOARD | Juseibonastatic Asens, | e P Saeia CONVENTION I, 5.’ || RACINGYAGHTS, | A8 BB Priilses, Al “Fake? HOUSTON TODAY ' .ocoew oo, v | JUNEAU BOUND /W i<t W RN 4 . 3 b B Y e — I e T , i Prosperity Shown Up | make this port, said a tele- | | . J 4 3 Y { J S e | Religious Freedom Declar-| | zram received ioday by M. S| Capital - to - Capital Boats i \ =] 7% .8 OB =i poas ations Are Like Fire- || &0 “Committee " trom e || Have Crews of Var- , ‘ : { ] .IRUY PHEPARES (AP)—Charges of Republican brand to Delegates | Olympia Yacht Club. ious Proportions corruption and special privilege The Dell and Winifred have ol : e ; ALASKAN PLANK ‘ :.:.M:nep::;m:“ oy O(lm:;lx‘:g Deme cdiies | . 4 ratic e ¢ . STANDARDS OF SO $os e 2a botveon the BULLEIN D | | : , ' - { dontint campaian was sounded B ¢ o Sl M e CUTTER SNOHOMISH, by || ¢ o ( S : . » Claude G. Bowers, Editorial writ- STATES GRABBED UP| | o ore to sive fhe wianers || Rogio, June 27, — Leading ; » . ; ler of the New York World, in a wlu:vl harrow lu]‘«..' Hence | the Winifred by a scant ; 3 % § i lelivering (he keynote speech last | > by | the, order for the Irish bug | half mile, the Sandpiper ) night to the Democratic national Permanent Chairman Rob-| | gies. passed the Snohomish offWest 13 dalin A0 | s convention. [ % | Rock, Nanaimo at 8:27 a. ; & s B Y ‘ &k | inson Unconsciously e today e e i, (€ TR ¢ Writes Aspirations of Alas- Bowers toucled oft a veriable Starts Trouble ing behind in the following s i % k f H Rul ! keg of Democratic enthusiasm RUBINSUN Is order: Dell, Bolinder, Maidie CR ‘P | v ans for Home Kule that sent a stormy challenge to HOUSTON, Texas, June 27.— and Shoo-Fly. The Leota, - EIRETRR i § Into Platform the Republican Nationul Ticket. A quotation from Jefferson’s re- Dclphin, Yankee Boy and i 4 i 4 & He tore mercilessly at the re- ligious freedom declarations fell Argosy arc trailing = some- ' ; YR : B ] HOUSTON, Texas, June 27—A|¢0rd of the Harding uad Coolldge like a fire-brand into the Demo- where in the rear. . % i | 1 comprehensive Alaskan plank is| Administrations, weeping his cratic National Convention today 4 4 ; bR X i ; being drafted for submission to|3Uditors into applause as he went ®ad betors, the sonfagrution was OLYMPIA, V\ifls)L. June 27— | § ‘ For SRR : g i : the Resolutions Committee to be|40W0 the line on the ofl scandals, Over, halp udoshn at fdghts Tag- “’l“hle (l'olluwllllu s uuu-(.‘-ulx:..;xu:e SRRy X ) ¢ ] 1 ; e included in the national platform | fArm legislation, “fake prosperi- B S ist of yachts in the Capltal to P el ; : ed around standards of Southern g of the Democratic Party. It win|!” unemplovment aid all other States which the paraders for Capital , Olympia to Juneau, call for the fullest measure of allogations of Republican misrule, Smith had sought to snateh up < also the skipper and owner anl “ionie rule” Ber Alssknis The New York Ediior spoke to into the roaring, cheering par- Senator Edwards Makes members of the crews: The proposals, which are bein;|® ¢rowd, wmany of which were ade around the convention floor.| His Prediction — New Leota—Dr. S. L. Blake, of Ta-| bas ; . ; 3 b i |prepared by John W. Troy, Alas |drenched by the heavy thunder coma; Di. E. D, McCarthy, L. C, » ’ The convention then recessed . y, L. & : 4 : : kan member of the Resolutions|$hOWer which poured through the anttl dontone me Ti15 diekiak. Candidates Bob Up Mumw, B. B Buasle. - . 2 Committee. endorse full Terriort |08 of the new andiiorium. . Night Sticks Used » fs E FEORy prY BIGH, . al Government for Alaska, in.| MHvery state bamner was e Police officers used might HOUSTON, Texas, June 27.—|coma; Dr. F. A. Blrd,, 0. S.,bny- The big convention hall whl'& Houston, Tex., | Texas; Mrs. Florence Tflr]ey, national com- |cluding control of sculing, the u.:x deh xal"z raraded when Bow- sticks freely in the melees that|New names and enthusiasm were|der, H. H. Pipes, Peter Pipes, % i itory's fisheries and other in.| ®¢ demandud the Land of priv- : ¢ it i built especially for the De; its of the coun- | mitteewoman for Texas; Mrs. Florence Far- Y ries and other S it A ' raged about the standards of|injected today into the Vice-| Webster Stafford, E. S. Romine, ’ R dustries that are at present undec | \lege be taken from the throats North Carolina, Alabama and |Presidential free-for-all as the Edward Rich, jr, try to choose a standar r in, was given | ley, national committeewoman for Kansas; Paderel - dirsaming 'lr sy will be|Of the fapmer * Georgia principally but touched |Democratic convention moved to-| Sandpiper—F. Stanley Piper, enthusiastic praise by leaders when they ar- | Clem L. Shaver, chairman of the Democratic W_M“ml g -(mm":gl)l'w “;"u;‘ e Demacratic party “has He in a lesser degree other delega-|ward disposition cf the final rou-| Bellingham; Hugh Daniel, Dr. E.| rived in town. Left to nght Jed C. Adams, | national c9mmmeé and Jesse II. Jones, The plank will declare thet fn)1| blized toduy to wage a war of tions of the South who opposed |tine details hefore settling down|W. Stimpson, Edward Stimpson.| Texas national committeemgn; Mrs. J. T.| finance chairman of the party. orlal administration should | ®Xtermination agains( privilege the nomination for President of [t0 choose a Presidential candi-| Robert Diehul, John Bell and| Bloodworth, national comst woman for (Interpational Illustrated News) be granted as a step in Aladka's|®nd pillage” the editor told the a Roman Catholic Governor, date. Fred Laube, R o e S Sy o e A 3 T T T | preparation for eventual “-t&}delsullsn in au lwpasstoned ad- e Apparently no serious mm-m-l*fl‘n* was- given to -admirers{ ~Bolingor ~ Wiitiard . Proboese, ys " PSR £, e ST R——" e ] o » dress. . “Aund.-we shall - win - Whte Bine. of Senator J. T. Robinéon, with|Seattle; Herman Killan, R. A i suow PHEVENTS’! A Bl i, "y S Stars Fireworks a ' declaration Dby Senator Ed-|Palm, Leo Johnson, Maurice An- Believes Italia . . v . Charging the Repablican party S A residents of Alaska to fill Terri- Senator Joseph T. Robinson, of |Wards of New Jersey, that he|derson and Axel Johnson, ! lf“" in Flaming 1 anyoiidive ilice o jg| ¥ith Maving abandoned the prin- Arkansas, permanent (.unventmnl:n;lu-v:d :he mlrlnlxrl:y leader bqln "Il)olphll\? I\:lfL z;ntay Sl!(“jkll-‘:‘i Se- | Burned After Plane; Drops similar to & proposal off l';;;les mlm down by Abraham Lin- Chairman, started the battle by)the Senate would be agreeable|attle; . T. Foster ani “lmer # o the delegations from Hawail. J¢|<0oln and with now having raised interpolating in his prepared |to Gov. Smith, if the New York|Hutto. Blown Away 2,000 Feet In. bollevall the convention - wit}) LA~ BRRNNE “of " Alexandee MR Bt i Executive heads the ticket. Maidie—Jack Power, Capt. C. A i | | g | . & sast,| 101 Who “believed in the aristoe- e e it AW B dias Bxtvess| Whiier, DRk Dorsey, Clarence| | ROME, June 27—According | ARcTIc REGIuN VALLEJO, Cal, June 27— ' |adopt the plank in purt at least.| ! red in . hgs Rl P 3 racy of money,” Mr. Bowers con- the Chairman quoted pronounce-|$ions from delegates from Okla-|Pelz and M. C. Mitchell. | to a radio message received.| Witarow Prince, aged nav- B 1 ey ‘ A . 23, | cenirated his attack upon the ment against imposition of any|homa,~S6uth Carolina and New| Yan Boy—George ' Rickhard,| | here from Commander Um- | i, ren it . : a ¢ : candals of the Harding adminis- religious test for public office|Mexico that Semator Robinson|Seattl Leonard Botten, Wake-| | berto Nobile of the illfated Meipncad ., || %000 feet in a burning air- lNTERIuH SEG tration, upon Secietary Mellon for that the fuse took fire. will fit well into the ticket and|man Geivalt, Wendell Trosper, | Italia exploration party, be \Rescue Work for Italias| | plane vesterday afternoon to | ] tax reduction to the wealthy A delegate from the Missis-|probably draw support of these|Thor Botten. believes the dirigible gaught C d A d h‘u «h-:nlh.v Ensign L. T. | classes; upor President Coolidge sibpi delepation, which was: ex-|delegations. Winnifred—Adolph Schmidt, C.| | fire shortly after it was rew an mundsen Cleaves, pilot, leaped safely | Is TU RES'GN for his yeto: of. the tevus ail pected by many Smith men to| Cordell Hull and former Sen-|F. Chapman, Charles Fullerton,| | Plown away and after one of | Is Held-Up to, erth “m v parachtite, legislation, “dotlar diplomacy” switch to the New Yorker as|ator Hitchcock are also favorites| Dan McKenna and Clinton Rags- “‘;J ‘3‘;;""‘1“’;1*";"' torn ")"" e and “mythical prosperity.” soon as it cast a complimentary [Among a number of delegations|dale. QOIS RONE. MULer AN a L g VS g AN e 7 o Tragedy of Farms voto for its favorite son, Senator|With othera rallying to the sup-i Dell-B. J. Thompson, Johe||on the ice, the cap was rip- RO R dtte SToSngn i Dr. Hubert Work to Leave| “1me tragedy of the farms” was Pat Harrlson, burst out In the{POrt of Evans Woollen, banker|Plerce, H. J. Maury, Dr. Frank| | ped off the gondola and the | (1094Y Prevented any atlempts to) g 5 his ciaracterization of the agrl. reseamii SO R Al iy 1 O 8 Ul M PR e o SRR ek it big bag dritted away. A Iit-||retclie the membors of Nobiles SMITH MEN Cabinet—Will Work [ culiural problem which had prov. sippi standard, whisperingy for Newfon: Bakeyl Shopdiy~<tl, 'W. schnti, - Tgup-"F'tle Iater the group with him | SR Wosld Kustadodt aud] for Hoover ed a leading question of the re- Wild Parade ISecretary of War under Wilson,| ma, owner; Herbert Schuh, skip-| | 52w a small column of moke pt. ’ & ; 8 OOV e # ing since | jcent Republican conclave and he At once a shouting and wildly|2nd sentiment in favor of Pom-|per; Glen Cushing, Arthur Knud-} | several miles away. oline | M8 SEENBaRONY, imissing Tatnde ARE SEATED e June 18 AR A ,- |centered his attack on President demonstrating parade started. |erene and Gov. Donahey. son and Don Melch. gE. AD Ol SRRk QIOUADIY: B | I RN s iy ik lYeT SUPERIOR, o dune 20 fgolidge on this issue. “Ome - ° L | ploded. ccording ‘to advices recelved President Coolidge has made 00| oty the Presid itter) North Carolina and Alamaba, here, Nobile believes the search month ago the President uvitterly | AT T PR T A G i POSITION OF RACERS INobile: asld: Viaednso oL |50 EeC X o —— plans to participate in the forth-| genounced,” he said, “with ool a abte R > men in the balloon part| s Mt batis: dk SenL RN Eaoty TEIL) NOHTHI_AND Is Late yesterday, tho Doiphin IL,) | e, motor attendant, was |\ " 0 ™ bt be made| HOUSTON, June 27. — By an e raiiion campaiin. DOfla| ornpiuous’ phrasing. the revolving owned and captained by Ray E. ed when e &d a was | decis on his ac s W A ) % 1 of a farm re! bill; and the within 30 miles radius of his'overwhelming vote, the Creden-!p renchod lat o o ; Biokier, (Beattis, wae leading. thel | o il i [ camp. tials Committee of the Demo-|yc "HHIC WICE B :,]l';:m"“:,‘m‘; "o | Bext day he heartil: approved the IN FAR NUHTH Capital to Capital yacht racers|® AR cratic convention today seated | oo oo GHEE EE O |.;zv‘mhlrmx fund for the [avored when they passed Bainbridge Isl- TRACE OF AMUNDSEN 26 delegates pledged or instruet-| “p G0 2 shipping interes p- ime, Secretary of| «ope . ; ) S EANE. The Arsosy WS see- LONDON, June 27.—An Ex-|ed for Gov. Smith ok, g One day the head of the state 3 ond and the Sandpiper third. Hul SESSIB N change Telegraph dispatch from| Foremost fn Interest was the|togoinienoy Dr Hubert Work)py g scraich of the pen increased F"st Vesse] to Enter AI‘C- A Post Intelligencer news broad- | announc he W resign shortly Copenhagen said an unconfirmed |delegate contest from Louisiana | g0 SEEE M8 P00 HERER HOTTR the tariff loot of the pig iron in- 2 : cast over station KOMO last nigh rumor is that Capt sen in which a block of 20 Smith | dustry by fifty percent,” he con- tic Sea This Season— |iaid the Coast Guard Cutter Sno- HELD HOUSTGN rumos 18 that Capt. Amundsen in which & block of 10 Smith dovote sl 01 - tme 10 1hoLouch, “ang o mo oy e g Trip Reported homish, race patrol ship, gave the y ice floe southeast of Spitzbergen, |ence over the slate claimed by | iHORRETR SF e BAOBIR e livered a homily to the farmers 8 positions of the vessels as they attempting to repair the plane. |Senator James A. Reed. v ol A L the wickedness of expecting AN ST. PAUL ISLAND, Alaska June(Passed the light as rouaw THI FnRENunN The rumor was sent by Peter| Of 40 votes recorded, only sev-| WO FRIRICER EOOREr b H[;}rn‘:ll. f:om s g::)lvemn:lnv.?ll act. Will Fight to Finish for 27—The first vessel to enter the f\":;‘l’)‘:’y“ n l'"‘) A Frvu;l-en’ from Murmansk n"ll'l- «n'r;uv:,r::;l soaitlm;’ ]l(m-nll, wealod to visit the Summer White Tadax ; s o Cosllny Ana s;r:.- 0 . . Arctic sea this season is the cut- N . b ern ussia, to a newspaper. el e other six delegates seateéd House n t r 1 th - - ' 2 Nomination—Gives ter Northland and she has report. Sendpiper i G . (|8id the report was that a fish-|were the Canal Zone faction. | poit denf"wl‘::”:"“'l')‘r'fl‘l’n‘l‘l:,‘;r"y o i d;m:la.t;o‘n i zheem Formal Notice o4 at Point Hope bound for. Point Le:u,ml 08 Par ty Revivalism ~ Chicf is\"lfn \;(e’?;el‘)tnu;v l\;lin:”“\‘nulxl:«:l:(: peD formationi thirty billion dullarneql‘v;?man- of Barrow. Walrusses and a few et v sig g A se § — P ————— 4 o s e i, wignteds Bhy( DL o 15 Underlying Topic and party, SEATTLE GOOD WILL farms have been abandoned and Bolinder 08 o R two m'llion men driven from their Brushing aside talk of the Vio- 0T84 and gifi (ablet has been CLIET 50 Nomination Forecast TOUR PARTY PLEASED farms by = sconomic necessity Presidency, Uited States Sena-|delivered to Archdeacon MAD] - Yankee Boy 00 within the year.” tor Reed is rallying his forces|at the Point Hope Eplscopal Mis v ‘| sl ; 5:17 p. m. | HOUSTON, Texas, June 27. MAY PREVENT WITH SERVICE GIVEN about him for a fight to the fin-|#lon. Health conditions there are Weather conditions were repori-| With candidates all but chosen, hoo Fly 17 “Now we do NOT ask paternal- ish on the Presidency as allies|Teported ~good. oo o PhoUS® | ¢ 1o be fine. KOMO will broad-|its major dispute over and Pro- Pralse for the service aboard PLAN BAI "_E istic privilege for ‘he farmer” ha from the South against Smith ',fm It i ;; ye[ northerly| ast the “positions of the racers/hibition sidetracked in the Com- ER the steamer Alagka was voiced said in outlining the Democratie turned attention to the impending|rebullt. e i “lat 11 p. m. Juneau time, each|mittee, the Democratic conven- by members of the Seattle Young - policy toward tie farmer, “but we battle for a dry plank in the|llghthouse in America, evening. tion today turned itself over Men's Business Club's Good WIill, HOUSTON, June 27.—A rally-|do demand that the hand of platform. —_————— again to the sleeping spirit of et £ 1 Pour to Alaska on their return to ing cry for Drys went out today|privilege shall bc taken out of The militant Missourian gave party revivalism which was loos-| NEW YORK, June 27—Alor|gegitlo lagt week. A copy of alas Prohibitionists rounded up|the farmer's pockets and off the ’ . , former notice again that he meant| Hoover’s Campaign “Big Tim” Murphy ened last night when the keynote|Dev| seeking to prevent the $260-| 1010 gent gompany officials was'troops to force a roll call vote|farmer's thrdat. We propose to business when he issued a state- speech was made. 000,000" merger of the Dodge Bro-| prouqly digplayed yesterday by|in the convention on the adop- | tear down the sy:‘em of privilege JBeat Maring 2y Aty seictoa] sAn New York State Is Shot and Killed| ™ s snort, hot morning session|the s snd Chrysier Corporatlons! ] Purser Doran as a memento of tion of a plank calling for en-|and put the farmer on an abso- in an early edition of a Houston Already Mapped Out was held today under a sky|toll the Supreme Court that the| yo ocourgion, forcement of the Kighteerth|lute equality with every other in- newspaper indicating that Reed CHICAGO, June 27. — “BIg|threatening a downpour, No busi-| Dilion, Read and Company, in-f "apone other things it said:| Amendment. X dustry—that is Jeffersonian de- and his friends were now looking| W ASHINGTON, Jyne 27.— Tim" Murphy, Chicago laboriness was before the convention|veitment hankers, would make aluwe "7 have just made a voy-| Scenting the nomination of mocracy. We do NOT propou,' longingly at the Vice-Presidency.|Hoover's campaign in the State|[leader, was shot and killed by|but oratory and music. A few|Profit of $18.000.000 if the merger ag0 10 Alukn on your big, pala-lGov. A. E. Smith, the drys are|that the most basic of all our ime Senator Reed said: “We willlof New York will be conducted|a machine gun as he left his|details of convention organiza-|Was eomplated tial liner Alaska. . .. This has|determined at least that a “bone|dustries shall longer be a door }," carry on the fight in good ‘faith|by a special committee under the 'home in the exclusive Rogers|tion was settled and party man- been the greatest trip of our lives.|dry” plank shall be placed 'n|mat for ail the others to wipe to the very end and hope to win.|chairmanship of Willlam Hill ol,?nrk district last night. Only|agers planned to go on with a I8 3% 7Y e The Service cannot be surpassed'the platform. their feet upon as they enter the ‘We have not made any trades for Binghampton. 'Hill led Hoover's ome bullet entered his body. night session with more speech and is superlor to any steamship o Teriple of Priviloge. o considered any other position|pre-convention fight for the New making and possible oratorical “lier Merrill we were ever on. The umlrlng Mormon Elders 0f "“We do NOT unde mate the than the Presidency. I have re-|York delegates. Hill and George Hlll 2 c.billfl soarings. efforts of your employees |enemy,” he declared. “The little fused at least 100 times to per-|Morris, Republican State Chair- dski's Gov. Smith will probably be|| % RPI orted § please will be long n-,memhurad." Utah at Seward to | silded group that now owns and mit discussion or consideration of | man, discussed the situation with In Waruw, Rm nominated on the first ballot. o Be Dying The Good Will Tour made the M. 1 s e Controls the rovernment can. pousiil that matter.” Hoover. Morris predicted Hoover This became assured when the ke jround trip on the Alaska between ake nvestigation |, golden stream into tho slush Reed issued a new bhgt against| will have little difficulty in New| WARSAW, June 27.—Marshal [Ohio delegation arranged to g““fi,' Alaska, June 27 ||Seattle and Seward, — ’ tand and moke NO impressiom Hoover and his war record as|York. Pilsudskis’ Cabinet has resigned |swing most of its 48 votes to 1§ reported here that SHWARD, Alaska, June 71— oo whe o tunes they have Food Administrator, chargicg that and a new Cabinet under M.|Smith. p sl Merrill, pilot of one VEPE T ol With a view of establishibg a|yi0q fneo thoir cofters. The , Hoover had fixed prices on Amer- SHOPPING DELUXE Bartels has been formed. Oklahoma decided to cast its (e planss lost with the || MABKETS COME TO HOMES |branch of the Northwestern Staies | ™ ot Sl € it n80 ' ican farm products during the war| BOSTON — Driving, parking 20 votes for Semator James A. Pilm Expedition bound Mission of the Mormon Church Ul parrageed by n debt--Hartgs for purposes of benefitting the|ang shopping in the heart of a “B0OSSY” OFFERS AID Reed. ‘Barrow, and finally BERLIN — Housewives here|Alaska, four Mormon Elders of clalr-has pald that off v R0 British and Allles. The statement|big city has been simplified by] NEWBURYPORT, Mass.—*“Bos- —eee—— feer 10 days, without |neod .m0 longer go marketing.|Utah are here looking the reglon|y . .. years the party in | was part of his drive for thela Boston garage, which main-|sy” Gillls, Newburyport's ex-| PARIS — French deaf mutes, iind, and ta- ||A COMDaRY: fs organizing fruitfover and making a survey of the|, . conjured with the fl 8 taihs a free il’ service through'gob mayor, has offered his serv-|including 3,000 in Paris, are 4 é Tk - toonts ”nnd vegetable distribution with a|resources, paying particular at- W‘# th ing district m ‘its ices to New lllllbllll" ml building a central headquarters | | y app g & i oor-t:inr fleet of 50 motor|tention to agricultural, including|. —g3 frucks, cattle ralsing. vv:???:??? Farm Policy Outlined Lincoln while following UQ