The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1928, Page 8

g 12 srempsat) s SV TRP IO I e PAYS PENALTY | FOR SLAYING HIS DAUGHTER Seattle Man Goes to Scaf-| fold Protesting Inno- | cence to Last ‘ (Continnen ke One.) fron! the boulevard and th ground as well as clothing of the | victim showed evidence of a| struggle. Police Quiz Father Gaines, father of the murdered girl, was taken to police head quartrs on the following day and quizzed by Chief Detectives Charles Tennant. He gave a story of his movements on the night of the crime and was allowed to go Tennant declared he was con vinced that Gaines was innocent. | of the Gaines home when Sylvia and Then her father were left alone. it was leaned that Gain had been rks some weeks pre- viously for unbecoming conduct. They had been released, however, when Gaines explained the young woman with him his daugh- ter, and he was exhibiting mere- affection further relations daughter ‘Woodland 1y paternal * Digging strange into the between father and daughter, authorities learned B GOVERNOR — e THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1928. TH ACCEPTS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION TALLY CARDS PLACE CARI GIFT CARDS ! and Examiner, Seattle Times, Am- erican Weekly, Daily Seattle Star HELLAN’S PHARMACY Next to Valentine’s GREETI > CARDS at e Pt i ) Phone 33 Free Delivery DANCE SATURDAY A. B. HALL W, B. GRAY HERE ONC. N. R, BOAT ‘Says Canadian National | Will Operate New. Steam- | er to Alaska in 1930 ( pi. gi | In 1930 the Canadian National | Railways Company expe to be ‘u;u ating three new steamers on the Pacific Coast, at least onc o which will be placed on the Alas- ka run, it was unofficially an nounced ni Juneau last evening, by William B. Gray, who is with the Jpnl»h(ll_\' rvice of the company Mr. ( accompanied by hi wife, making his first trip to th ritory, although they have lived in Vancouver for three years and Mr. Gray has been with C. N. R. during that chief purpose on his pre: | is to prepare for the | the His trip publication pantphlet, t ent of the 1929 tourist which he is to write. I | The present season of the Cana- I 'dian National has been quite suc- A S TR AS SMITH BECAM s T E LEADER OF NATION’S D EMOCRACY o, 3 = Associated Press Telephoto Mayor Thatcher of Albany delivering the spee: ceremony in the State Capitol at which the New York mation as the Democratic Presidsntial candidate. ch of welcome to Gov. Alfred E. Smith at the Executive was formally notified of his nomi- - SALE Boys' Suit He held to the theory that the . gt ol i N = R - erime had been committed by an cesgfinl, {BLr, y declared, and 2 : B i hawn ‘‘hesst man.” | by 1930, when the new liners are and § bran. Wilson snipe or| Hunting liceuses are required by In the meantime detectives operating on the Pacific Coast, it 1928 HUN l pack snipe bag limit 20. non residents and aliens but no were making a feverish search | ected the Alaska travel will A person may possess from tnc|by resident hunters. Black bear for possible witnesses of the Associated Press Telephoto \have been increased to sufficient beginning of the opening sedson |are classed as fur bearers aud crime, Mr. and Mrs. S. O] Stokes In the Assembly Chamber of the New York State Capitol at Albany, where he began his public |7 ‘0 Justify having the new SEAsoN 0PENS to 10 days after the close of the|must be taken under Resident B s (o sconi kave 4 ds career as an Assemblyman 25.years ago, Gov. Alfred E."Smith formally accepted the Democratic Presi. | °'iPs 0n the route to Alaska during opening season, mnot to excead [Trapping License by residents. WU it a than thiby Bald: thoy dential nomination. In this picture, sent by telephoto across the continent, Gov. Smith is seen deliy- | |/'¢ Summer season 75 in the ag s of all kinds g saw lurking around the spot on ering his address which the radio carried' to millions throughout the country. | Mr. Gray declared himsell as| of migratory the clos- The surest way to keep the de the night of the murder U £ i G A . .3 - ——— ~———— much impressed with the Territory ing date is December 15, it will{ariment stores supplied with riv Gaines was brought face 10[gcene abo he time was esti-] s 3 jand both he and Mrs. Gray com- be unlawful for them to be pos-{pon clerks is to raise boys as sis B ik onile sad they|igted 89 1':'“" A lFOREST FIRE NOW |F“’“i’;;ESSORU‘:'_G:EL:;_'OX‘LASKA;;..m.ml on the ‘beautiful sunsets,| = —— Isessed after December 25 | stes. declared they were certain hel pio oo coupled with that ”(i UNDER CONTROL IS MNI;"\‘ .‘\.».‘.1! Im Im:llkl-' :xn-l west|] ocal Hunters Are All ALy 3 ot was not the man. Prosecutor Col-| . . e e i g b o supplementary | TAKU trip while the Prince Ruper: vin then u!nnmnuwl he was con- Mf,,:,‘(!.M“.‘;I.:’m. . A\“{;}:I iy ]{:,1.{:‘\ REPORT RECEIVED ,“::m’n ::ly. o “,'W.”;”' l,,l""f‘f,"l" {is isx Sl\;n,':\\'].ly and will return Ready for Sport— rers vineed of the innocence of Gaines. | e ey S B Ftras NahT HE . "|south with the steamer, reaching 4 o~ On receiving word of crime, |5 o e ounil mext mopn- | The forest fire at White Water ::,\, »\‘:I,_,”ll = '“."“I‘I"'”,_,,‘w has ad. |Bere late tomorfow or early Sun REQUI‘““J“S “’% Mrs. stepmother of the [ NV B ate's case, The |BAY: Which was reported to the U.|yigeq (hat the regulation determin- {14¥ The 1928 1 Rl g 3 victim ned to Seattle. Shels,.o geliperated hardly two |- Forest Service office here 1ast|ino the size of purse seines is| Ve R ¢ “‘ . JK”””‘T Sfon ”\Wy-"f =] at once demled insistent rumors|yo PO R R dict fing. |Monday, has been brought under|yaoq on 33-inch mesh, according | omorrow, September 1 With = that she left because of Jealousy |ii' Gaines guilty of first dgree|control, Don Meldrum, who cam b kol sty 2 by e Ml or. | HERRING IS TAKEN the opening at hand, local hunters E} over the girl murder and directed that he be|in from the west coast of Admiral-| g pere aapdidiei it o et SRS % have been busy olling thelr gun < The finger of suspicion was|payog [ty Ishna yesterday, reported tol e regalation lssued on Au Five halibut schooners loaded and making preparations for to- 3 pointed at Gaines with dramatic| His sy i ATt aly 1 District Forester C. . Flor; ‘“\‘ 24 ;u'u‘\.hlu' S e :‘.> {bait last night /fxnll v{)n.» morning | morrow mornin bombardment on = | suddenness, when it was learned fioied proce ok n D Assistant District Forester B. F | o =0 less gk o I ; |at the Juneau Cold Storage com- all kinds of game. ) ] H that his bosom companion, Louis|(rial It was denied by Superior| Heintzleman and Forest Ranger |, oo St B0 b Py “‘ o “"‘y‘ {0y wharf. “They were Spray, In this district, migratory bird % et = Sll-ru,‘:l u.urlny)|m|nlv|-‘|)|:ui Infitdee Robert M. Jouss, . who pred|Harolt’ St Teft for the LEMSNGL 1o Mg 150 I|\|\h‘um”l;: ,l‘\,‘”" & ‘\(”'“' "‘“”,‘;”“" "”"m,“""l”"""”"r“,:,“ ‘:"," by 3 v 1 formed friends that on the night Wt th6 rar e L ey | with supplies, equipment and al B8 50 ' 14 8 nor!Mansen; ay Johan- le beginning of the 1927 sea s %‘( o g ; . ot Sivin's disspenrance before | g e A e o e DA o el et e e B ”“""‘;‘/"n: Pactic, Capt. Ols Larion and|son aue possidly to the lack of \ our watch tells er body was found, Gaines had|cour OThigR | measured on the 2 Zenith, Capt. J. Iverson. stormy Southeastern weather 3 o h 2 e saminsons o um mac| " gy ;. | PRBLLINE B o e IR Loty M [ more than the time were tantamount a confessio entification Ques apers ror sale at the Empire. | The thing that puzzles many a|reported on the breeding ground 2 of the T - o8| polatad GRora were _ CARD OF THANKS > B | i 1 phiat :I‘r' .nfl with h‘i':;l :‘x;vnnf s [l‘l‘i“ ret he nl: umhrr‘ 5 It zells whether you have good prove that the State f \\.‘I\\.»‘n to express aur ln-url]— 700, TATY 0 CLABSIERS |00 0 e Bad i car. to huy sae|erm. wind, $he avalifloek 4 Sk ies \ 3 taste—good judgment. 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May, criminolo- | Kennedy, they were isfied be-|and Okeh Records at §0c each. | Grouse and Ptarmigan Svnlf‘mhi'i 1 gist, to make a mim yond a doubt that the body found |Open evenings. Radio Electric 1 to February 28, not exceeding 1 scopic and chemical e on the shores of Green Lake was|Co., Martin Lynch. adv. grouse per day or 25 in the aggre . of the garments worn by Gaines|home other than Sylvia's i A gate of all kinds of grouse and| C¢ips N Sh the night his daughter disappear.| Court appeals failed to secure |Old papers ro. sate at tho Empire. | ptarmigan, Duck, goose, braut | mfae ugget Op ed. May reported he found blood |8 new trial, even the Un ted | - e | Wilson snipe or snipe with .IJ\ a spots. 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