The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 3, 1928, Page 1

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE VOL. XXXIIL., NO. 4936. JUN “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” EAU, AI;ASKA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TEN CENTS PAUL BETRAYS INDIAN FOLLOWERS SMITHPREDICTS HIS ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY Governor Is Chéered as He Says He Will Be the Next President of the Country |,,," CANDIDATE IS FOR PUBLIC OWNERSHIP Gov. Smith Wants State to Own and Operate Water Power BROOKLYN, Nov wildly enthusiastic audience that rupted him of approval Smith directed last night ing new on th Dr, Jus ind ; S 3 To a and cheering frequently inter- with demonstrations Gov Alfred his speech specifically New York State issues and made plea for the election of Franklin D. Rocsevelt, the Democratic nominee for Governor. Twice in the course of his speech he de- clared that he would elected President next Tuesday, and each declaration was cheered 3 ral minutes the bands played and lar sections of the aud ience sa the “Sidewalks of New York"™ and r He's a Jolly Good Fellow.” Sets Ottinger Right mith declared that Al- er, the Republican Gu- bernatorial nominee, could e to worry over Prohibition will take care of that and with the ican people.” ady tior g here M be At : tion of Sm for o dpu den her Gov T bert Ottin se 1 subject, by advice of the Amer- He sald that Ot- ting now Attorney-General of the State, had been ‘‘carrying water on both shoulders. His at- titude can be.summed up in two words. He dry. He has attempted to be all things to all men on this subject His party platform is as silent a tomb. He is constantly worrying to how can get over campaign without being pelled to have anything about it Well, T will him of all doubt and worry that by informing him here to- night in Brooklyn that Mr. Hoov- er will never have an opportunity | to appoint any commission on that subject . I will take care of that subject by and with the advice of the American people.” Is Cheered This inferential prediction of Gov. Smith that he would be el- | ected next Tuesday, like a direct | statement that he would win the A Nev Lin, | Yor | sett Wh Isrs late wet her |of ture | nex the | pop com- to relieve about as acti el's cam Wios mis had Tar nate N (Continued on Page T - McAdoo Will Preserve Party Allegiance her vote | ner |age can | met | tain | her. and was get] | ana and | then | has ree) a., Nov. 3 William G & he would pre allegiance this public today Editor of A Mec- rve year, by the AUGUSTA, _— from Adoo, his was ty made Thomas Hamilton, Augusta Chronicle. Hamilton asked McAdoo as to | pap hew he stands in the election. | gqy McAdoo replied: “I am abso-| lutely opposed to Gov. Smith’s |, . position on Prohibition and the | Bighteenth Amendment, but T|gy shall preserve my party alleg- | o jance. I am making same ieply |g o to similar inquiry from Stovall.” Pleasant Stovall publisher married took a job in the ) putes between employers and em- ploye With Mayor John Purroy Mit president of his C 11918 when Joseph Proskauer people with ease, and her mind is SMITH ADVISERS ARE NEW MEN TO NATION COLD STORAGE COMPANY PAYS §5,000 BONDS First Installment of Deben- Hiocy | tures Sold in Juneau Are | Taken Up by Company By WILLIAM F. BROOKS (A. P. Feature Editor) Y. Nov. 3—out activity und tion of president v group of personalities appear the - LBANY, N the politica he ele a nal horizon Alfred House, Washing would learn mc Henry Mosko Proskauer nati th Gov White and Mr Joseph Namee Shie Mos up E ir and | o | | i Va ard R R less a 1 al machin 0 of its bond fell due Friday and paid i Cold 12 ) campaigns, |and were his 1- [ ca his in the taken up treasury year's oper na- | pr Wallis 8, was | b n impor from ised and c fron and h plan nal cam wi ped him Of course, g h d w Democrat them George of have been dition to pay the company liquidating the floatin had accumulated mpa fine plant th In bond very umen h that of at ing off ha lden | wy national ks stand these ant been Only Woman - Irs. Be mind wh fo reasons n the Democrati she has value in York State, and un assume an unprece in Capitol th with au ire well pleased work of the June Company,” said We have progres we expected more business oped for.” Good Bait Business specially 1 » bait business his company He said that during son the Cold had sold more than 7,000 halibut bait, and be over until 12 only imit nal in of comm alcul ith in New btedly will 1 place after, he daughter Moskowitz was n € the ttee; than to, and )l assis done than politics plea of a wat mak ™ som rs ago in the Harlem district w York City. She was Belle dner. Educated the N k public scho took lement work age of 18. ile so engaged met Carlos| pany aels, an architect and they we in 1903 Bighg et ~her hushand died, with three smrall children abor departm Dress and Waist Manu Association, and in t few years, it is said, adjust than 10,000 il 50 Storage the the in she the season will up | middle not Nov purpose of mber. t 1€ of the com- be supplied with a large herring when next halihut, seagqn opens, February 15, and*-expects” to- Go a larger ness next year in both bai and h fish, Bonds Sold Here | bonds of the Juncau Cold Company, which it is be. to retire, were sold mostly au g0 last spr 4 i ope fairly she she stock of the busi. fre the °rs’ The Storage re individual ginning ay Mes ntere: ntime she fn politics took an 2 v was no the begin eason last Fe times it apacity r way h- 1alibut reform administration she be- ne secre 'y of his il men and Coun marriad il Service Cor sion, Henry Moskowitz been chairman of mmany committee w Mitchel. was cperated t the plar grows as w, Mr 1 > it was uld be nec RN N (i FIVE STATES FEEL SHOCKS ATLANTA |ors, varyin in 12| full the business pected liey plant enlarged long be ed that w anti- nomi- | the have n od Meets Smith | Irs. Moskowitz met Smith in kod | to TS, organize the new wom nj Proskauer was lay part-| of Abram Elkus, Smith's man- | r. During the campaign the didate and his feminine leader frequently, and he often ed valuable suggestions from He relied on her advice more more and when the election | ePerted he asked her to call to.| a5t night representatives of sociail Simia - North and wagt 4 Tennessee and Geor civie organizations to discuss ™ draft welfare measures, From| NO damagc until now Mrs. Moskowitz| 1€NtS It o . furniture had an increasingly important e in the successtul Smith potiti.| 1 elephone order at A drama. rs. Moskowitz is a large, ma- i ly looking woman whom few Id pick a political expert. speaks in a pleadant, low » and apparently can be very 1 in her opinions. She meets | Earth | intensity, after 11 five tes trem- in y wer elock | Vir-j th Carolina, | i | s reported but r dishes rattled hort! she m ir- over wnd | { of} ) moved were thrown Carol | e S i NO QUORUM, NO COUNCIL; CALL MEETING TONIGHTg Owing lack of a quorum| last night there ) meeting of | the City Council, it was announced | today. A special me to the wa of the Savannah F | {Continued on Page Two.) HERBERT HOOVER'S PARENTS QUAKERS—— od for this evening | HERBERT | HOOVER, WAS BORN IN,WEST BRANCH, (A, .:'u 1874, | HIS PAR| ‘WERE HE WORKED HIS WAY “THROUGH LELAND STANFORO UNIVERS(TY sruuz‘r;zfi A m i QUAKERS GRADUATED, HE TURNED To HIS PROFESSION FOR A CAREER w o\ e FEDERAL FARM tired, - flames | —B. Reported 1 over throughout the h of 2,000 miles at || vesterday morning | i | er leng pr » o'clock {l | ! Hoover Elaborates on New Govt. Institution for Farm Aid MODIFYING OF | QUOTA BASIS EX&L@'%?%SS&"%?%ECH‘ ernment Into Business ‘ Three Fields * | Senator Curtis Attacks Im-| migration Proposal of ke Gov. Al Smith ’ MOBERLY o ( Mo., Nov. 3 halted la:t he Grain B people a new nd the preposal for a Board which he s campaign 12e said this would be cloak ) cope with eac tural problem Republican provides that the full power to act and d to aid in devel warketing, clearin icultural produ use it wastes a up with Mo Curti Nov declared last night tt v. Smith's plan for 1 m narles he n Fad W thous. | Farm Board than ad- g T Pa Board be ping co- e Smith ceptd migr ridiguled Y the In ment of n of th ive im- time he allotments acs aid have authoriz on Ve census ( hou oper St quate nation of dist “in_particular tial advances of government ca tal a farmer-owned and farmer. controlled stabilization cory which will protect tae farm | depressions and demoral summer and periodical Board's Action “It is proposed that this this country oo | should have placed at its |such resources as are ne AXE WIELDER | the Decembe: e Cor | would be able to reach a solu.i but promised that “if this is possible I would call a special | sicn in order that we might spec | ily at a determination the question before the n vest.” his seeming iggested o rest could ed, and made it many permitted 1l states for 8, ade- which immigra- casily des h would ds ware fa el bution build by '8 ) id tion pol stroyed sted ¥ chan it sug- | in- the into were a rea by numbe to cor from zation surplus.y every year.” of session SANTA ROSA, An axe murderer J. Bertola dwelling, identi Cal, Nov wiped out Family today then not and unknown otim were Tocer his wif daughter Camilla Two boys found Bertola's yard with head. Phe bodies of hter could flames befor consumed, the boy Office immediatel earch of a suspect to be rmer Sweetheart of Camilla Ber. | tola § rive xt har The Bertola, Maria 4 Demonstration The entrance of Hoove ) Coliseum was the signal fo demonstration rivalling Madison Square G AgO. The crowd, risi tier in the huge and cheered for about Delivering hi last impor speech of the ecampalg Hoover received applause when he began the distinction of the rance the Government into business and its constructive action along other lines including. agricultural saying: to th home was wound i the body an axe the one in 16 tier in the dens up ure, aro: 10 minutes. n the be and seen through building mother dhri RIS Y A STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW June; rel Potential Fields Alaska | “There are three potential field "‘ | which the principa . ' | American system require the gov Chile Copper 587 Chrysl ‘. | ernment to take constructive 1245, Cudahy 66%, Missouri 63, | yop ™y 0y o nrise those ac Pittoburgh 483, Btewart-Warner| o io g oeal community 10 and U. S. Steel 1607% : b A Inwxr assume, ' e # | The first field, nominee |said, was undertaking in pubilc works such as the inland water- [ways, flood control, reclamat highways and public building “Second—the necessary inter | |and activity of the Federal Gov |ernment in fostering education, | public health, scientific re h parks, conservation of natural re. tContinued on Page Bignt.) YORK, mine Nov stock day 7 trown is quoted " L at Shoe: s the ON THE RADIO THIS EVENING SEATTLE, Nov. On | | the radio tonight, Senator William E. Borah will be on KOMO at 6 o'clock and Gov. | Alfred E. Smith KOMO 7 o'clock, Se time n t on EC 1 [= T (I THEY SET OUT FOR CHINA WHERE HOOVER | WORKED ON AN “ ENGINEERING PROJEC THE WAR. FOUND HIiM IN LONDON AND HE ORGANIZED THE 3EIGIAN RELIEF 34 SOON AFTER,HE WENT BACK" TO CALIFORNIA AND MARRIED LOU HENRY, HIS COLLEGE - SWEETHEART ~ 2. casting days t 'Maniu Big Political Case Is About Ready Now for a Voters’ Jury Decision CAMPAIGNIS NEARING END, - DIZZY WHIRL Robir Forecasts Are Filling Air The case i —Predictions Boiled : Down—Analysis By BYRON PRICE A. P. Staff Writer By D. FIELD BRITTLE (A. P, Staff Writer) 0x nerican Loov alm the million hemsclve: wdvocates ha candidate ¥ ain They from the while judazment mall ta One cf the memo campaigns of h in a dizzying bur enthusiasm sw through Gova Alfred E have final rounds among h ors t > man and in New York ) beotl. Out ) Millions of their fel tizen 1 t has n in noisly lift the con to its proper elimax 1l Party rallies metropolis Ly worke: ivishing advice on every Most ahl tory i D hen of 5 \d _campaign Herl the as k th thu s bequ Smith man to draw they ‘bween Repi administration and d > between He:l Smith Surprises other campaign ter been con- alaxy of rea- will next haps as mever be. party t be 1éd. This has urprises, a fer- 1d for the palitical student, that in yeas to come may 3 W are and ever i n where a waver- of this tonight when peak in New Hoover in Py tumult Gov. Smith will York and Mr »blo, Colorado, while of lesser figures the tamp wind up their ng tours and turn hcmeward to cast own ballots Tuesday Final Arguments It remains for the nomine tiiemselves to sum up the argu- . meut in radio addresses Monday | Ligiite As th will end cores on e speal nal ie their ey prepare to clofe their| doc both the Hoover and | th headquarters predict (Continned victory. | put for £ 4 publication, sometimes go the length of fore-| a landslide | IS JUST BUNK sweeping but even then each insists enough votes have been won to insure the election of his Norris Says Agricultural Problems Be Settled by Electing Smith candidate. MIN Th Epochal in many resy the are on Page Two) / out these Forecasts of the course these he of de forecasts overlap be correct | been sort of a campaign unusual expectations leaders down along line have made surprising rts to their these which even the most en- astic of experienced politic- itate to believe Democr now claim Pennsyl Michigan story of both cannot has and It party POLIS, Minn., Nov the agricultural he characterized ue of the el Smith, Senator sald last climaxing in Minne- rey superiors, solution of which greatest depends AlMfred E W. Nor peaking at Democratic sota Senator joined the agricultur to trifled to call an is “pu Nebraskan Tam de thu he cam- he ion of fans paign, Gov Some s are ania and George 1ight (Continwed on the campaign Premier of Rumania Hands in Resignation r, said too grave H extra ses polit be with and Hoover's m of 1l bunk., 4 water prohibition and that “if the reject the office VIENNA, Nov. BrBa no, Prem of ince the death of his Jon a year ago, resigned today g three principal leaders opposition parties, Iulio of the National Peasant Gen. Floza Aufhcu of the Party and Nicholay Jor ga of the National Party, will be received by the Regency Prob Wbly Maniu will be asked to form a Cabinet promise Rumania Congress brother| The | powe religion tion does not ste tempt make the it hold inev ly have ¢ stitutional provi forces of destru n the end will bring our Republic Vintilla uss he of na- th at- to of will afted a new n- containing and that bear g 1 a Party People: to we m tion ne decay down to ruin AME EMINENT ENGINEER—————ORGANIZED BELGIAN RELIEF————WON CABINE \\\\\\\VI \‘ — PRESIDENT HARDING MADE HIM SECRETARY OF COMMERCE ~ g PAUL ADMITS 'TAKING CASH FROM CANNERS Senator Hunt's Challenge Draws Admission He Was Paid by Packers GOT $6,000 TO WORK FOR TRAP TITLE BILL Indian Leader 'in Ketchi- kan Speech Reveals De- tails of Transaction K An "OHIKAN wering challenge issy by [ t J. Hunt, in the an Chronicle of October 27, him with a 1on canning Paul, a Sutherland meet. ng here admitted receiving $6,000 rom ce n pack Those med a money Naka P Alaska, Nov ) Senator hi Ke ging paying him this Packing Cor- Sunny Point - Packing mpany and Deep Sca Salmon tompany He said he went {0 Washington where he asked the to introduce bill “in Congress giving to fish trap own 'rs a lease of four years for their traps with a provision for renewal of subsequent four-year terms. This would, in fact, amount to giving trap owners perpetual title to trap sites. | - This was Paul's first | regarding receiving money and it | was made in answer to Senator Hunt's letter and to a paid ad. vertisement issued by the local ‘l)umm-ruli(' Committee giviag the | month a portion of the Money was | rocelved, and. the amoung of (check. . v were ation, a statamont | DENY OR EXPLAIN IS HUNT'S DEFY Senator Hunt's e challenge to Paul in the Ketchikan Saturday follow: | (The capital tations Senator Hunt's), “The following quotations en from the front page of October issue of the Alaska F to-wi ‘I wish to the vote that I will not r til ALL THE FISH TRAP ABOLISHED. you will me pow this elec will swing TRAPS | * ‘“The letters and quo- are are ho erman, tell un- ARE give tion, I FISH the in the =il axe REPUBLICAN TICKET will vote for the CONTROLLER BILL, TRAP TAX BASED ON THE CATCH' and other measures, all of which is pledged by the lone signatur f Willlam L. Paul, which his mathods of authority, should be signed ‘Willilam L. Paul, 30 to coi self-constit Points of Inconsistency “Note the consistency of his declarations will abolish the is all a politic all people know that absolutely 2 or abolish the tax fish y which words intelligen Legislature . has power to r traps. 1 agree be based on the ed, and I have that kind, which why promise on fish traps to abolish? “Mr. Paul traps of average the tha « ¢h, as suggest. gested a bill of was killed, but late the taxs he is goings to r which vill pledge himself to gbt.) (Continued on Page T POST POLITIGAL EXPERIENCE GAINED HERE RESULTED BEING NOMINATED BY JOHN L.MCNAB FOR THE . : ¥ PRESIDENCY AT THE KANSAS CITV. £ it {‘