The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 12, 1928, Page 8

i WALKER'S LEAD | REDUCED T0 19; EIGHT MISSING Race Narrows for Senator- ial Berth—Eight Pre- cincts Unreported Yakutat, Lor and Baranof. 81, 209, >+ — SUTHERLAND TO FIGHT TO AMEND SHIPPING LAW Delegate Will Seck to Change Jones Law Which | Compels Use U.S. Ships Dan A Alask f it volving American the | 1 hound products from Sutherland, B Hlllnhi («nnh over the Canadian Pacific or Canadian mal railways 'I'h»- Johe Act, he said from low frei slow rail 1d westward through Ca sels cannot take this ttle and Amer- 10t take it from so the only answer is to have the freight hauled West to Seattle by rail and then recons charg houl added to Alaska. To Seek Amendment While Mr. Sutherland will s to have the Jones law amended, he said he was grateful to Sen- ator Jones for help in winning afproprnations for Alaska roads and wivers and habors. Mr. Sutherland said that he plams to help Manager Ohlson of the Alaska Railroad in his plan for” colonization in Al He said he is seeking Seattle's co- operation in this plan and in othér matters. He said he is still fighting for greater powers for the Alaska Territorial’ Legisla- ture. He though that would help Seattle.* Talks on Election “Alaska showed a tremendous gentiment for Gov. Smith,” said Mr. Sutherland 1 think if we could ha voted cn it we would have run up .a majority for Mr. Hoover. That was an is- sue in my own campaign, for Mr my opponent, and forceful camps Smith, whom he helped and for the repeal 1 Prohibition En- h ov. to dominate, of the Territor forcement Law.” e eee LOWELL CREEK WORK HAS FINE PROGRESS condi- work Despite win tions that prev 1 on the Lowell Creek flood pro tion project is progressing satis. factorily, it announced today at the I gineer's office here The entire job will be com- pleted by the end of the presen t was eaid Changes in of the struction detaile were made n sary the fiood of last Plans for thes ed. The flume is 60 per cont| complete and the entire proje £hotit per cent constructed The District Enginee office very much pleased with the the work is heing performe was sald. W. B. Warrack Construe. | tion Company, of Ketchikan and Seattle, is the contractor the work. TETTIPLS O — SPEEDWRITING IS TO BE EXPLAINED some con- by The Business and Profession Woman’s Club of Juneau w hold an cpen meeting at 8 o'clock in the club rooms. New work that the club is under- taking and especially the comin classes in Speedwriting will b oxplained in detail. Tle public| i8 invited to attend. [ ———— A ’;ficu mht—cnrlltmu cards, i 1/ ‘,EFRANBE HAS lestinies for more than two ) gn it with the middleman’s 3 with tries on war debts. adv. doin | 1 tonight ]| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MONDAY, NOV 12, 1928. FIRST DIVISION ELECTION RETURNS nator 'BUSY DAY ON NEW CABINET N, Y. EXCHANGE “Saviour of France” Suc- ceeds in Undertaking —Much Opposition NEW Exchan, halfd in his Saturday. Records were broken {under a flood of buying orders that reduced sal of 3,207,000 shares or more than previous higl h 31 The r delay and the hour and YORK, 2 exper Nov. 12-—The Stock ed the busiest Nov. 12.—A new Cab succeed the onme whose fon was submitted six 1‘ has been formed by Poincare, the man the aviour of who guided France PARIS net, to last sale wa 30 minu - | ATTENTION EASTERN STARS Regular business meeting Ju- longest m the armistice and has solved the sterial crisis since The Cabinet has been formed lespite the bitter opposition of neau Chapter No. 7, O 4 Radicals, and various other/at 8 o'clock Tuesday ning, ch between the|Noveml 3th, at 0dd lows’ rs welcome. M Poinca has abandoned the|ady. ALIC inance Portfolio to Senator| nri Cheron in order to devote | \s time to financial questions ind the settlement of negotiations im. A Germany and Allied coun- B. 0. EL]{S 120 Club Wednesd B good time M adv, S eee - | % A NEW LINE | Dell E. 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