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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1928. Trio With the Same Birthday LARCENY CASE STARTS TODAY IN U. S. COURT Jul‘_\' Obtained I’\(”\ Case—Grant Is Arraign- ed on Murder Charge Coke H tai 1 shortl and ev ented this aftern 3. Hard Folta the and J. H Martin, M Mr Gust M. E. Roger Pay Lund George Kok Mrs. Myrtle A 0. A. Stillman Albert Grant last murder for the Tom James raig He til tomorrow morning to plea He is represented lenthal & Hellenthal Edmund Hall, ex-soldier, ed with larceny and ment by bailee, was on | the first charge this morning. He had no attorney and informed | the Court he needed none in the first case He asked for an op Robin Woodruff Melville I Keller 1k Walter McDonald, who were married on their Aug. 16, a year ago, have been blessed with a also born on that date. The McDonalds claim rvance of family anniversaries, Sika in-| Indian : Mr. and Mrs joint birthd baby daughter, that this greatly simplifies ol | whe PARKS LEAVES TUDAY ON TRlP n until 2 p.m. today )..h.;u [+ Hydaburg and being arraigned on that indict la, thence to Ketchikan, ment Governor Will Visit M;m)‘ Returning herc will be The T()\\'is\ and V va;y at W I Peter not > robably Kake. Mr. Williams ]ns;n-rtm;z Sr!mz;ls week ¢ with alleg of Sitka dicetd ened today wa ven un enter a by Hel- { Education, particularl it is planr chool buildi nt a week or ten days. first town to be visited on i will Hoonah. From H ay will craise m,“n « it and places d to construct He will charg re embezzle arraig the on | stops give calls members of the the petit jury elly trial Hill until The Grand to make this engaged in and Ir were exc ed by Jud will inspect roads in the Ketch 2 pm. Tuesday kan, Wrangell and Petersburg dis- Jury had no report jouth- | tricts morning. many - Gov | | | castern | towna To visit a 1 Alaska and ettle ‘l eorge A. Park will leave [night on the Burcau cf Publi | Roads Tender Highway, Capt. Ed. | : . Clark, it wa He| With Fred recht will ,,, “here |U. S. Commis by C Special Deputy ~.p,-,m f arrived today | Bureau of |at Ketchiks District B lic Roads. It is the visit hools by the e e - ments 17 PRISONERS DIE IN FIRE Flames Sweep Dormitory at Convict Brick Plant Early Today JUNCTION CITY, —Seventeen convicts employed in | the State-owned brick plant here| are believed to have perished when fire swept the dormitory early t | , in which 275 pri wer ping A check of - the vealed 20 missing are believed to have in | the flames that destroyad th structure within a few minutes| after the fire was discovered. The | other three missing are believed | to have escaped from custody Two prisonerss discovered fire and a warning was shouted and the confusion that followed | was terrible. The great room with a double tier of steel bunks wa in semi-darkness Awakened by the bewild. ered prisoners ran about hopeles ly struggling with each other be tween the rows of bunks secking to reach the doors and windows which were barred. Most of the| priscners escaped after finally | breaking down the doors. Four prisoners were severly burned and are expected to die e Cld papers 1 HYDER OFFICERS ARRIVE TODAY WITH PRISONER in custody, oner Winston and Marshal Tom Kelly steamer Ad- Albrecht was re- at Hyder on a @ of larceny and bound over the local Federal grand jury. > Jennings Bryan's alma Tlionis College, began r this fall, 1unced toc nied from worth rict for the tion, and joined M. D. 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Even the watchful eye of their owner, Major Douglas H. Gillette, wasn't sufficient to protect app them from the barrage. Three fact that h i mighty nimrods , having been a me: ‘ them with high the first argonaut| | 1 duckloads, and into Alaska « hunter disregarded an indig- Pass in nant “Hey, There,” and took her crack at the flock of One hunter was more sful than his compan- and nicked two with one hut i a “pot shot.” abundanca since the reported Sunday, civi Ter one chapter ting, “A Pic in the Dark.” T} George Watl foremost author ers and mining and F ish Colum par e is f Seattle for shoot, vict coal mat [ Alaska Evan Engineer reau of The cidents of zent black is at of the Mines chapter is filled Evans’ arduous and successful ses diamonds through and British Columbia. 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