The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1928, Page 1

v “THE DAILY ALASKA EMV VOL. XXXIIL: NO. 4944, ' HOOVERWILL SAILMONDAY ON HIS TOUR Final Announcement Is Made—Fletcher Repre- sents State Department STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal., Nov. 13.—President-Elect Herbert Hoover is prepared to leave Palo Dancing Sensation of Paris JUNEAU, ALASKA, TUESD. “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” AY, NOVEMBER 13, 1928. UNITED STATES FLEET " TO BE SECOND TO NON 13. — On ed, but the revision only affects i President Coolidge’s |elimination of obsolete project decls that this country {@nd expansion of the Aviation need wditional er S, l!lL‘J“I.«‘ h i Navy Board has made public a| 'The Joard stated that itatement of its policy to main- | the undamenta naval policy of tain the United States Fleet the ted States is that its navy ond to none in the world. |should be maintained in sufficient |strength to support the United The § been revised In | gtates policies and commerce and man ince the Armg Con=!8uard its continental’ AR over- ference retary Wilbur assert- gens possession before the Chamber of Deputies. Edcuard Baladier, leader of the | irreconcilable Radical wing, an-| | nounces his intention to interpel- late the Premier immediately after the Ministerial declaration is read, while Vincent Auriol has o'clock this afternoon, Paci- fic time, in a half hour radio address, will g “message to people.” Alto next Sunday to board the ] r at San Pedro oh Monday for his 1 L] good-will trip to South America ¢ | The first pert of call will be IS i:xPE T Balboa, Canal Zone, where Mr ! Hoover will inspect the canal ¢ | 3eyond that the itinerary is not announced but Mr. Hocver de- { e sires tc visit all Republics on the Western Coast of South Am- | & S immictration Leaders/Suspicions Aroused by that Ambassador Henry P. Fle Plan to Push Bill to | Ceolidge Speech—- cher, to Italy, will represent the IS | e el hanurinknt b EHE bk Passage in Senate | Facts Stated The choice regarded as de- | | sirable because of his wide ac- | WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.—Presi.| Ingland, Nov quaintance and as a Delegate to {dent Cqolidge’s Armistice Day as. ter -Guardian the Pan-American Conference. |sertion that the “World standards editorially that the The Ambassador is expected to |of defense require the Uniteq &er mpression of President join the Hoover party before it |States to have more cruisers, $00lidge’s Armistice Lay address leaves Palo Alto |served to strengthen determination| ! that the United St ites is now B . T PRI lot Administration leaders in /the Gefinitely farther away from Eur | | Senate to obtain passage of the 9P¢ than wag 38, AEO. | | 000,000 Naval Construction \: ''This is largely the outcome | [bill at the coming short session.of Of the 'abortive Geneva Naval i baretaiin (Centerence o - French { it i oas 3o o EOmpToms ardian says DESTINED FnR | | The:address was followed DRI i tra e 080 OB & i - | restatement of the policy of thel, ot » |Guaraian says: ; \ Navy Department and this was| Buspiales’sf kb : {fordittedthy. the Gemsral BOMMLl iy, tu: o mrsticaliy, Bortain ¢ [of the Navy and bearing Secremry 15 O | Wilbur's approval. 5 ndditona Unital’ Bl th iy —— | Discovered by Queen Marie of Rumania, twelve-year-old | The bill is ready for consider yl,;s “',‘][‘,_L'f l_'._'.:):‘,"'_\"'“‘f :'I:I’i",h‘l'"‘ pe e A Lydia Byzanti, of Bucharest, is proving a sensation as a [tion in the Senate, having pas less 10’ themselves, than as evi: Radicals and Socialists to dancer in the Paris music halls. The girl is of an aristocratic [the House, approved by tha Sen-|jonce they Bive ot an. lncrcan Inlemellale Premier Rumanian family and was “taken up” by Her Majesty shortly fese ‘\u‘\'n! f'«lll""“““ d‘“'ll ngw 0¢- lin suspicion of Buropean motive % after her debut as an amateur. | cupies a place cn the Senatels cal-|and ambitions ‘ Poincare 3 (International Newsrael! endar of business, “Mr. Coolidge is still willing | ki | ‘The bill calls for the construction'ty ccrye to terms over naval dis. | % B iar iy A 4 Y e jof 15 cruisers of 10,000 tons each, armament but is less hopeful than l.“:lfiff“,v i\\"’,‘”mll"z"wm Jm"’;:i'\'; BT A SR S e | WI the largest that can be built under he was. It is the same in the| R s e e 2h ) G Sk | |the terms of the Washington Arms|economic sphere <o o ol S Gl et ‘ ov. dSmiih to | Tre: e and llnrrhll ’l‘fu':“. :-lt rn:“ i "y m‘-;.- ‘ m], ll'uawn lm‘ :Im‘x’ln s b Y el B AR L e HRETIR | |aircraft carrier of 13,800 tons, ap-|that Mr. Coolidge reflects the S T e L m e, Bty ("“f "{':”."-"", by | DUWNI ERUPTIUN:m-numme halt the size of the national mind and it matters lit-| Fhoredhs Radio This P. M. ] [ | Lexington or Saratoga. [tle that some of his arguments | The new Cabinet seems destin-! | S | L Ry TR {#re. ling 118 Hikads, at (b NERE Nobeinbag )| atnoy: Yumis, Nov 1 jover BEurope and so long as the 3 [ appearance | (iov. Alfred E. Smi‘h, at 5 | 4 1 | European. poliey is Iable i the American The Governor, upon his ar- - 2 : rival here from Albany, an- o0 been listed as interpellator in 1 b ad¥and behalf of the Socialist: by sy do agmods % copies of his talk will be GG/ A o || ce given out nor would he inti- e — i FAULKNER CLOSING LIST | | mate just what would be its OF HOOVER CAMPAIGN FUND | nature. The broadcast will e '] be over a hook-up from New | H. L. Faulkner, who was ap- | York, including KOMO, pointed by National Committeeman | | attle. | A. . Lathrop to collect funds for| | Tomorrow Gov. Smith will | the HMoover campaign for Presi.| | leave with several friends dent, announced today that the!| for a vacation of several | lists would be closed at the end| | weeks ‘“‘somewhere in the | of the present week. A total of' | South.” | § was donated to the fund | He sald he did not think through Mr. Faulkner. 1f there| | he would stop at Warm | are others who desire to contrib-' | Springs, » Georgia, to see | ule, it should be donme before Sat-| | Franklin D. Roosevelt, Gov- | urday, he said. ! | ernor-Elect of New York. | _ {1 “I am trying to get away F. Fryer, propmietor of the Pe.' | from' politics. I had a lot | tersburg ,Machine Shop, was al| Of it for four monthe,” he passenger on the Queen. He will | Said. d | reémain in Juneau for several days | ! Before returning home. I A % » a parting | |Lava Showing Signs of Sol- | idifying After Eleven Days of Flow CATANIA, Sicily, Nov. 13.— {The eruption of Etna, which has continued for 11 days without check, is pronounced entering the fi phase and is no longer ‘lhn [ e of further anxiety to | Sicily. | Prof. G. Pente, Director of the| | Valcanolc 1 Institute, issued a bulletin last night ying streams of lava, which have been destroy- ling villag I orchards, showed |signs of solidifyjng and emissions [from the lessening. mountain are | ' it | VIEW FROM AIRPLANE | ear Sicily, Nov. 13.— The spect: of Etna belching {lava as viewed from the air, is {described in a report of Prof. iPonte, whe studied the eruption EUROPE PLANS LAST GENERAL FINANCIAL HOUSE CLEANING NOW i By ELMER ROBERTS Dawes and M. Owen Young were suggested after much consultation (A. P, Staff Writer) D, 7 by. Colonel James A. Logan, then g it Negotlmmn' server on the Commission, after between Germany and the allied ¢ governments for final settlement ,‘r”h‘;“":l’n:r-‘;c'a’l“ 2;;‘”‘; v’g‘};"‘;“)’;e";; of reparations payments will begin = . i probabiy early in December, Pre. :’t""l':\d C. Wilson, r.,m secretary ::3;;:,:: I;,T::rs CAnvETHES APN I ask his counsel as to who the un- The reparation commission, cre- g:l::“lhAT:rlbcan mPX):Ihe:“ or “;im' ated by the Treaty of Versailles to o MB oul ! e on the omm .fee determine Germany's obligations, P appo! n:ed tnTgeLezrlm-ne Iu. will in form at least resume its mm“ 3 e ';L"Hi“" authority. The members of the “9;"‘ s enormons question.’ in- Dawes Commitiee were »mmu-f:: ":‘u uverh-m- from ten to fif- by the Commission accepting g,,,] en ons of dollars and affect- 3 e (Continued .on Page Three) s nominees of the governments. M from a plane. Once the plane, in smoke, dropped perilously near the crat- fer but came out of the dive without danger. { The report called attention to ngmerous explosive mouths, lined up like button holes in the upper {part of the crevasses, confirming l’nhe belief of the slowing of ef- fusive activity. > — {From lowa’s Corn Come 184 Products | AMES, Tfowa, Nov. 13.—lcwa's | tall carn supplies the raw material for 184 products. They are listed in a new bulle- tin by Lionel K. Arnold of the chemical department of lowa state college and include face powder, [corn syrup, gun powder, ‘wall | board, paper mache, rayon and ! breakfast foods, 4 AN | e Capt. George Tyler; Chairman of the local woarg oi U, 8. Steamboat inspectors, was a passenger on lfl!e Queen from Seattle. to be dominated by some militaristic inspiration, as governed the Gen- | eva Conference and Anglo-French i compromise, the United States is bound to be driven back upon | PARIS, Nov. 15.—The whole'} e : ! yworld, including the oft-abused e e |younger generation, is growing Regponsibility “better, declares Bishop Wil |0. Shephard, recently appointed | Methodist Bpiscopal Bishop for this district, who raised an op |timistic voice in defense of the Europe and is now moving away. “Responsibility for this change lies primarily at the door of cer tain Buropean governments and not the least conspicuously that of Great Britain. | “Doubtless direction cculd ! changed again but if Europe wants American help she must be {human race in the midst cf the present pessimistic chorus. “The young people of today arc Imuch wider awake and much :nnr(' sfirmu« than they ever wer: prepared to pay the price and bafore, . the . Bikhope sald. “It|.hin ' feiiobs v nesd ot be seems the popular thing' now is|,enamed to pag.: | |to condemn the younger genera tion, but I am not one of those who find it a pleasant occupation . .. s For my part, I find them morc| Canadian Fisheries {admirable than any young ‘gen-| .'Pa,-ty o’ Six Men Is eration that has yet existed.” | TN Continuing in his defense Missing, Barren Lands| WINNIPEG, wov. the flapper and her male knight | -8ix em- | of the auto-steering gear, the ployees of the Deminion Depart | Bishop cofftinued: “I have thrcc ment of Marine Fisheries are §0ns, you know, and it is no sc-'missing in the barren lands be- cret to me that they are better tween Fort Churchill and men than I was when I wa: end of the Hudson's Bay Railway their age. In fact, it is a good Company’s line in Northern Mani- world and getting wetter every toba. the day.” Search is heing made by air-| Comparing the present genera- plane and land parties |tion with past ones, Bishop| The missing pariy left Fort {Shephard gave the contemporary Churchil - on Noyember 4 and one the prefetence: “The people| headed for the rail 100 of the Middle Ages had the rcpu-/miles away, where could tation of being serious. As a|make raflroad connections. The matter of fact, they had no|members of the party carried lit- thoughts at all. stupid and dumb.” e — STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YO&K, Nov. 13.—Alaska Juneau mine steck is quoted to- day at 93, Brown Shoes 47 They were just/tle food and no sleeping bags or tents, depending for shelter in cabins located about miles |apart. They should have re the railroad within four days. |13 believed the party has strayed . from the trail, ’ Chrysler 132, Cudahy 71, Mis-| ———— sourl 72,° Stewart-Warner 107, SAYS HE WAS THERE U. 8. Steel 168%, Postum 66%,| POl Neb.—Though rdcords Packard Motors 107. do not list him nor has he a naval Yesterday's Quotations Alaska Juneau was yesterday quoted at 9, Chrysler 135%, Brown Shoes 471, Cundahy 71%, Missouri discharge, James H. McKenzie, $7- vear-old farmer, contends he was |a member of the crew of the | Monitor in its encounter with the “America was moving towards | be | | { 12%, Stewart-Warner 107%, U. S. Steel 164%, Packard Motors 108, Pillsbury Common 55, Postum 67. n? name, s | Merrimae fn the evill war. He says MEMBER LINER SINKS IN ATLANTIC: AND PASSENGERS TAK ] & i S netn and” the survivors | he he afleat since 3 | Prince Charming made ber RIS wife and took her 1o live !.,':l MR Bl DN o in eagtle!”” That’s ont of SYOTS) tis. triue, bt i hen. 8 also applies to B MeCormick Albany, N i e X Wil I girl, whe on t 1 1ent Brit at, B lionaire, John n-J ohne ho W 1 f S : " ) 1 1 the liner year ago from { rmer Barbara nhein Photo above okt 1014k shows t home ed at 10:35 o’clo John Robert Lawson-Johnston (above), multi-millionaire Eng- lishman, who is reported about to marry Miss Betty Mc- Cormick, Albany, N. Y., sales« girl. He is.the divorced hus- pband of the former DBarbara i —— SUIT OVER WINTER AND PGND BUILDING IS FINISHED TODAY The suit of "Mrs. Robert Sim; on and Miss Minale @Goldstein agdiu Percy Pond in which th IWIE ip of the Winter & Pond building on Frent Street is involv- ed, was concluded in,the U, S District Court this morning before judge B. Coke HIil Both sides of great naval powers to agree up- were glven leave to file .briefs MY on ds of limiting navies with the court which ho!dine up the leagua's The matte {8 being held in #r ' disarmament business, There 15 abeyance by Judge Hill pending tties and |y, guestion the moment of & the filing oi ¢he briets and 4t is expected it will be, several before he renders a d. fon. ————— L. M. Carrigan, traveling Armour Co., arrived in- Juneau the Queen. He will be here for on 0V~ another hired him to scrve unde:|éral days before continuing on I sales goute, alesgirl in-Cind at No. 120 Phillip, Street, Albany. ¥ 18y 3 SO He'll Wed 'alssirl I]"S FAI.SVE; e waoeks | / . "1 4 k,u‘ PRICE TEN CENTS OF ASSOCIATEI ) PRESS salla Ramance €rel man WOnAnce e SURVIVORS ARE ~ LOCATED; MANY REP SEVED Rescue Boats .."jc-n"‘\ All Jibd &85 Night Make Pick- Ups Early Today 1S GOES "EAN STORM dio Reports Indicate Over 100 Persons Un- unted RULLETIN INGTON, Nov. Admiral « battleship n hat ris had bheen rhted and thet the hattleship would di o this Yo “not 'l:v be rescued. ace a hift raft had evi- dently been hroken up by the heavy seas and also hat the lin 6 o’clock yesterday afte accounted f ers and crew rman Lloyd line med that its steam. ked up 21 survivors. 10 liner American, of the Amer- ) 1 nt Line, picked up LA RS K vt ench tank Evangelist Denies Keye e el Was Paid Money to Wyom n Drop Her Case £ Th ft 136 ah 1 th Vestris LONDON, ' Nov. 13 M mted “ ’vw '-‘!t‘V\ ‘va Angel . 4 7z 2 oY b 3 nia t Dis ( | Page Two trict Attorney ¥ ¥ ok PR money froin drop h i are olut She d R 2 I imagin political Enraged at dodge. It wa t of a!Sentence. Man thing . we et nd election A S g time, 1t a vty Kills Cell Mate : wantin R nt ndt ( VE! Ny, 13— others w A i Enraged y r Federal who happer T 1dle term sn him, of the road i foo between J Nevir in the them. Ther » puyment County Jail, last night killed*hig made at all,’ cell ‘mate with an iron_pipe ae- rs. MePherson has engaged 1g to his confession to the ch the liner Columbus po riday Now. York 1§ con ! he intehded Koy 18 recentl in- to use the on al licted by a Grand, Jury in Los Judge Pau bo sentenced Angeles for ad “wilful cor- but he get a chanee r and m onduet 1 C do so v n 1to court fic esterday. ] e B R Y A Y VAT | 1 'yNTLY LEAGUE DEALS GENTL WITH PEACE PROBLEMS By JOSEPH E. SHARKEY | had 1 of war. Millions. of L A. P. Correspondent n, scattercd over v wations, told the i GENY Nov: 1 this recently, either through ¥ Lea 164 | 11 orna presented by varlous y T ¢ ough visits of ses to the president of the embly. moment it is the failure 2aul Boncour; the his because emine statesman, res ther wd ingiatent | coic™t Rmisiauss. demand from the peoples OF tha | gun i e e World that some start be made on gy oom the actual conference W road Hgsidiaa ‘1”"' - {on reduction of armaments when people are eouvince 2 2 il he' mebed RR i curbed armament vace w : ¥ “W‘Wfi_ war and they feel ontinued on Page W