The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 8, 1928, Page 1

Plcsscs v o THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE POLITICA “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” JUNEAU, ALASKA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1928. BATTLEFIELD MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TEN CENTS IS EXTENDING YANKEES WIN THIRD STRAIGHT GAME CARDINALS DROP SUNDAY'S GAME ON HOME FIELD Yankees W_irxy Score of 7 to 3—Gehrig Gets Two Home Runs NO GAME TODAY LOUIS, Oct. downpour of rain | | caused postpanment until to- | »w of the fourth World Series game. mor SUNDAY’S SHORT SCORE R H E T 8 W8 COMPOSITE SCORE Yankees Cardinals The Cummingses, past, present and future (?), had a lively reunion the other day in a Syra- cuse, N. Y, hotel suite, when Mrs. Gladys (left), wife No. 1, and Mrs. Irene Shaw Cummings (right), wife No. 2, paid a visit to Roy Cummings, vaudeville actor, in ord They Didn’t Renounce War appraise prett partner and fi Helen | what happenec “breakages.” er to mings with a bill OV, SMITH'S NEXT SPEECH ATLOUISVILLE ‘ Nominee Goes to Tennessee Tomorrow but Does Not Speak Until Saturday ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 8 announced yesterday that ( |trea B nith would delive §ifirst speech of his |second tour at Louisviile, Kentucky, | iturday might. © Beyond thi the Governor wa to say where he will go second week of his uith sald yesterday he ‘would leave for New York day or »sday by special > would le ss8ee Wh Nashville and ferences with He will make Al the cam- paign € geme prepared | un- | | | | | trip, | that | y Florence Roberts, his stage ! ancee. Noboady knows exactiy 1, but the hotel presented Cum-3 in three figures labeled rain varty no spec (3 Games) R H 20 24 7 16 SCCRE BY INNINGS (Sunday’s (" ne) 1" 2<3%4°5 6 010203 200010 Yankees Cardinals 7 Yankees 1 Cardinals 0 ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct. 8.—The Yankees spilled the Cardinals yesterday aféernuon 7 to 3 and taking tle third straj ht me in seventh straight victory from a| National League contender in the sic. ord crowd for Sportsman 602 paid attendance, | aw the National Leaguers sink | for defeat that about ruins their| chances fcr winning the 19281 World#Serie | Zachary pitched the entire game for the Yankees while the | [Cardinals used three, Haines, | Johnson and Rhem. ! The Cardinals made two runs| in the first inning when Bottom-| ley tripled scoring two men. The third run made by the Cardinals | was in the fifth inning, when! Douhit, hit by pitched ball Scored on a double to right, made by High. | The Yankees made one run in the second inning, Gerhrig mak-! ing a home run with none on| cratic candidate for governor of COWBOY RUNS FOR GOVERNOR Bob Dow, New Mexico's cowboy attorney general, Is the demo- New Mexico in the November elec- tion. He will oppose Gov. R. C. Dillon. Gehrig made another’ circuit drive and Ruth went home ahead | made in the sixth inning by the __ Yankees, Ruth scoring on al had walked, scoring on Robert- The seventh run by the Yan-| kees made in the su\'en!hi on Ruth’s single into right. F R GE N THI GAME BY INNINGS irst Inning A High. Koenig sent up a high iy o foul to High who almost droppea Says Dirigible May Leave Bottomley, unassisted. v No runs, no hits, no errors. Early This Week bases. In the fourth inning, | of him. Three: more runs were! dropped ball, Meusel scoring on : when Durst, on second, scored | YANKEES—Durst lined out to' the ball. Ruth grounded out to) o ! for United States { CARDINALS — Douhit sent u’ weak hopper to Zachary and was | E D ERIC % thrown out. High shot a liner I &1EDERICHSHAV X many, Oct. 8~—Dr. Hugo Eckn :]‘mfi‘:;('”fs “"‘11,““” """f‘“e" of, ]‘l?le and the crew of the Graf Zeppelin s BHAN < t0F. B *are ‘tushing preparations in hopes of getting away on the Transat- (Continued on Page Three.) OLD NAMES LINKED IN RECENT MERGER SOUTH BEND, Ind.,, Oct. 8 — Pioncer names in vehicular trans- ortation were linked by the re- cent afficiation of the Pierce Ar- row and Studebaker interests, 8hortly afterward George N. |Pierce began a gdneral manufac- turing business at! Buffalo, N. Y., with a bicycle as one cf his best known products. At the beginning of the motor car era, the Studebakers fore- saw the advent of a vehicle that would displace the wagon, and after two years of experimentation began production of bodies for electric runabouts. In 1902 the company started the manufacture of the complete runabouts. Plerce, in the meantime, had been experimenting with steam- propelled vehicles. He soon turn- ed to gasoline, however, and in A Studebaker Wagon was a prized possession decades before the first automobile was perfect- ed. Men and women rode proud- ly on Pierce bicycles a quarter century before the “horseless car- riage” wheezed for a scoffing pub- He. Seventy-six years ago Henry and Clem Studebaker founded a wagdn shop in South Bend, with two anvils and capital of $76, and later were joined by their broth- ers, Peter, J. M., and Jacob. (Contlgmed on Page TTVZ) r | lst will be flight to the Uni this °k. They sometime after | permitting. d States plan to morrow, lantic |early 1 weather W ve been reserved for American Tinplate s reported ill and it whether he will make A cabin ha |W. B. Leeds (King, h is uncertair the trip. also been engaged ner, textile manufa awken, New Jersey, Gilfillan, another Passag by Robert R { turer of We and Freder American Many o plied for said he three.. has k r Americans ve ap- passage but Dr. Eckner had room only for these The complete passenger announced on the eve of the hop-off. The fuel and gas cells are being filled. Other preparations consist main making draught proof 28 sleep cabins of the crew. Each individual will be provided with a warm sleeping bag because low temperatures are expected at high altitudes. The dirigible has a flying range of 6,200 miles and can stay aloft 126 hours, all the time maintain. ing wireless communication with both sides of the Atlantic. ——e—— DOUGLAS MAN FINED Jack Brown, arrested yesterday at Douglas on a charge of posses- sing intoxicating liquor was fined $50 by Judge Sey, it was an. nounced by U. 8, Marshal Albert Whité. —————— With Paris radio stores broad. casting in the streets at night, only about half a dozen groups of street singers still follow their trade, press conference at the Execu tive Mansion and was a surprisc since that | | | | RN TSI i GRIGSBY HITs is announcement was mad ;A‘I selected for the first speech. | |s8y which Tennessee city he would | LA visit first. | Gev. Smith characterized R “bunk” published reports that Candidatee Declares Con- would speak October 19 from trol Is'by One Man Who [elass enclosed plattorm at Can Ruin Territory it he was would generally make at supposed | least on | address in Tenuessea before going | | | to kouisville, and that Tennessee as he a Sol. diers’ Field, Chicago. GOV. SMITH STILL WORKING CON PLANS ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. §.—Rest- ed after spending a week end at *| zolf and motoring, Gov. Alfred E. to Congress, addressing large Smith today returned to the task | mass meeting here, Saturday night. jof revising plans submitted by the | The candidate de the Democeratic National Committee greatest industry of Alaska is ab-tor his second campaign tour | solutely at the mercy of one man: pentative plans call for the stan. who can arbitrarily stop fishing|dard bearer’s departure from Al- overnight and ruin a wholc bany tomorrow at noon, although munity or district v be deferred until Mr. Grigsby stood y morning. After spend control of the fisher ing the greater part of the d as other resourc and tomorrow in New York City, con for home rule for the ferring with party leaders, e which could only be granted will board the special train which Congress and could not be jhas been kept intact since his | by the Controller Bill in the 000-mile journey through the ritory’s own Legislature West ,and head toward Dixie, | which Mr. Sutherland stopping at several cities enroute so much noise. for greetings and well wishes. | The candidate declared Washington has been mention-| Sutherland is attacking candidates |ed as one of the operation stops for the Legislature as if he wore|where a reception will probably running for that job be held, and several cities in the Endorcss Smith Solid South are understood to be Grigsby said he 1{on the lists for rear platform ap-; Gov. Alfred E. Smith f | pearances, the greatest Governors York He will receive delegations from ever had and Who, if elected, would |Indiana and Ohio at Loulsville, be a friend of Alaska 3ut, he|[Well as from Kentucky and other said, if Hoover and Sutherland[Southern States were elected, Sutherland would RV never have a look in at Washin ton because he called Hoover crook and thief, and that Hoover had not forgotten it. The candidate denounced reauctacy as one of the « evils of Alaska and declared Alaska for Alaskans with the ri to develop their own rc without too much conservation. Ho saild that Alaska had gone bhack- ward ever since the evil advent of Pinchotism in the Territory Hits Bone Dry Law Mr. Grigsby declared- that he favors the immediate repeal of the Alaska Bone Dry Law, whichj works am injustice in this Terri- 1“"'}' where it is enforced in some districts and is not in others. He said it is unfair that a man should |8@ ome year in jail and §1,000 fine for drunkenness here while he could walk down the street of Washington unmolested. ————, Tail Spin Causes Death to Two Girls; Drop 2,000 Feet DENVER, Colo., Oct. 8.—A taill NEW YORK, Oct. 8. —Alaska Ju- spin wrote death for Carol d|neau mine stock was quoted today Mary Begole, daughters of City|at 4, Chrysler 135 5.8, Cudahy, 6%, Auditor George Begole, when one|Missourl 70 1.2, Montgomery Ward of the sisters froze to the extra|258 1.4, Stewart Warner 102 1.8, control stick of an airplane yes-|U, 8. Steel 157 1 Bethlehem terday causing it to crash 2,000 (Steel 67, Chile Copper 51, Sun Ol feet. Charles Wilson, pilot, fs re. 55, Texas Corporation 66 7-8 and ported in a serious condition. Pittsburgh Coal 48 1.2 SEWARD, Alaska, Oct. 8 Fisheries Bureau cares more fish than it does for the men,” said George B Democratic candidate for “Phe for fisher. a com. Alaska well| was | for | iC > Territory. by iven ! | is making | be : or that it of Tr Cé Mr. support ve 8 an to led KILLED 4 BOYS, . BURNED BODIES bu- 5 br fi | De He¢ in gr be s0urc Direct Murder Charge Is Made Against Gordon | Northcott VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 8 Jessie Clarke, aged 19 . 18, | ca charges that her uncle, Gordon Stuart Northcott, burned the bod- ies of four boys the Riverside murder farm, charge is made in an filed out here The girl swore Northeott hack. ed the boys to pieces before toss. ing the bodies into the flames, Northcott is still held in jail} here awaiting extradition to Cali- fornia where he is charged with| murder, 1 Jol | m Th af in California on| affidavit | g, {pa Jtic Y Oc — e STOCK QUOTATIONS B. Se th OHIO SURELY | Carry Buckeye will be solidly Republican in No-|&ccept the W | feel that as head of the C policies.” | iE HOCVER PREPARINC The | e home at the Interior railroad town. RATHER THAN C ONCENTRATES As Election Nears Presi- dential Contest Front Continues to Widen | kb SMITH SAVES SELF ' FOR WHIRLWIND END AN £ Democratic NomineeCounts Heavily on Last Days— Will Be in Good Trim MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Oct. 8.— 1 (Associated Press Summary fop Week in October) Still precedents the Presidential 1 enters the concluding with both sides widening rather than concentrating the front of attacks for electicn day just one | month ahead. | In an ordinary campaign | First makir camps | weeks the first week in October would seo v large percentage of the States issified, excluding them from the ne of heavy fire. Not so this |year. The Democrats are spend- !ing precious time and talent in | the Republican stronghalds of Kan- | sas and Towa and the Republicans {claiming half of the electoral votes |of the South and seeking to carry Mrs. Harold. Osggod Whitney, lost her divoree suit"when court friendly with Lawrence Higg who named Hi grounds, Higgins denl by Justice is sentenc nce. wa 8 a to ssive hio 1l a substantial m of our jority ndidates for lected r Simeon D, Fess bein and Representative Burton elected 1o The thing that e people of Ohio as a continuation the policies - The Chinese Nationalist govern. to| controlling | rove | the Hoover appeal to every voter 4 {in states like Géorgia and Texas, Pos"m society: woman, wha | pne most> spectaeular skirmish urt found' herguilty of being too |campalgn is taking place in the ce Higgins (upper right). “Her husband, | Northern farm belt where for years in his petition, lost his case on the same |the Democrats have been in a former member of the diplomatic service, |hopeless minority. Gov. Smith's oy passage through North Dakota, [ 5 Minnesota and Wisconsin was fol- ‘Appeal to High lowed by a rallying of friends and . 3 foes alike. Senator Borah, sums- Court Is Denied | {moning his force of eloquence to FOR HGUVER William Hickman |the support of Hoover, came into { the Northwest to answer Gov. 4 | WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct |Smith. He will be followed by William Hickian, under sentenco|S0me of the ablest Democrats, SAY LEADERS of deaih for kiduapping and slay-| G. 0. P, Now: Hopefuf /i 8 ing of Marian Parker, fn Los Ay | Republicans, including James W, b i i mptre iy A appenl to|G00d, Hoover's Western Manager, lllu' Supreme Court 3u. | 88 f']";,:\*lfl“‘l‘w-w}vrxllM'Ay':l::alql\;:v . 11! therls i 4!mow turned away from L 8 ¥ andidate Assured He W'”:: .’"”'::" Aoz ' | Barlipr Republican spprehensions State | B there are being replaced by grow- 4 . | ing confi On the other Which Will Be G.O.P. {John E. Ballaine {hand, the Democrats insist that the - | bt !defections there from Hoover is WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 —Her Turns Down Offer [likely to turn the whole group of rt C. Hoover, Republican Pr > P Jhin | States Democratic tial nominee, told by My-| Pol. (‘I"“r"'""‘”"”’;' While were disputing Y. Cooper of Cincinnati, Re-| .. ; | over chances in the iblican , candidate for Governor,| SEATTLE, Oct ot X Ak | gt the' Hepublican nemiich Ohio, and Carmi Thompson, laine, founder of ward, | Alaska !H)IIIIUHII‘-l memorable chapter reasurer of the Ohio Republican |1as telegraphed refusal to thef "o "o W © ¥ ampaign by bring- impaign Commitice, that Ohio Pemocratic National Committee 1ling his heel down on Republican | on Ohalrman. |, . ‘of the religious iasue agklh mber |manship of the Progn VOl | Gov, Smith, repudiating a tract dis- Coopér safd “Hoover will carry |rs' League declaring that the pro. |i0F BRHG, Tepudiotng wact dis. by Dosal o Tammanylze Washington | Loy "pel o B R T mmit- both jcarries no appeal to the Progro -| teewoman . fo Virginia Hoover Sena- 8ive voters. ~ Ballaine contenda| PFORCR O VEWE. HOGH T rn- Hoover s better qualitied '."‘l“[\\'(lnll”] non eto A[I‘(k.hi\' oppon-. Theodore | Smith togive o high grade admin. |oon "ot ity 00 Lo 8 that body. |istration. | approved of a similar repudiation appear - | address by Secretary Hubert Work ment has established a school |m-|"' Oiver: Sireet, Rapdbiickls Tuy s goiuted. 4 sah | tional Committeeman from Ala President Coolidge, which have |'ricksha coolies to ] ought general prosperity. They |citizenship. 4 | ‘CentMuad on Page Two.) NCH POLICE SEIZE PRESIDENT OF INTERNATIONAL BEGGAR UNION By SAVINGTON CRAMPTON (A. P. Staff Writer) PERIGUEX, France ,Oct excellency, the President international union of begga TOR TRIP|vagabonds was arrested he Nomi- cently. t about to-| A search of his pockets disclosed -|the complex, inner machi the great system whereby begga : able to make ends meet and| njoy life in the face of strict po- e regulations against mendican- partment, former tary | o 5 over had been a vital facior| I RE furthering a beneficient am of administraion lieve that his election wil continuation of the ¢ which French hobos recognize charitable lady's home or dog-kennel He assured the police that his organization numbered thousands | of members among all sorts of rov- {ers. He explained that life mem- bership dues in the organization was to be had for the modest sum of a franc. Examination of the little squares f paper revealed the key to the puzzling hobo signs in France, scratched on walls or fences or telephone poles. A very elabors ate sign-language exists here as in the United States. A circle with a cross marked in- side means a good welcome, plenty of bread, wine, and a bed. On the other hand, a square with a crude representation of a set of teeth, warns the next hobo that his predecessor found the house. owner inhospitable and the owner’s dog still more so, % The door of the country con. stable’s house is marked by a row of bars. menae- 8 of His the Cooper and Thompson lled at the White House later | WASHINGTON, Oct e Herbert Hoover ¥ preparing for ign trip into th m of the country eak at Beston next ctober 22, s th East d can rn sec He will Monday ars 'he president was way thoughtfully acrc Perigourdian countryside, with a knapsack on back and not a Bay|sou in his pocket, when two gen. ter the wedding (darmes stopped him to examine —— Ihis papers. CURRY COUPLE WED 1 They found more papers than Miss Blanches Miller and Arthur|they had bargained for, The pres- Gray werg married vecently at|ident had no of al papers, to be eward and ' later returned to their sure, and declined to give his |name, but he possessed in divers ragged pockets hundreds of little squares of paper containing the marks of the special signs by pursuing Miss Josephine Anderson the rich| hn Maroen of Baginaw Ba arried recently at Pet returned to md & his hey Saginaw —————— Tourist traffic in Ireland e increase. is on