The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1929, Page 1

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE “ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME” JUNEAU ALASKA FRIDAY JANUARY II |929 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TEN Q FlFTY LIVES ENDANGERED IN HOTEL FIRE IN SEATTLL SLIM BHANGE i Thexr Chrlstm;s a éa;:l One FOR VOTE ON | PEAGE TREATY, New Conference Fails Re-| garding Interpretative | DEATH PACT 1S REVEALED 0DDTRAGEDY i Man Calmly Tells of Strang-‘ ling Former Wife— Resolution Gives Reasons SAN FRA\N"(']S('U. Cal, Jan VIGOROUS DEBATE 115-As the’ outcome of what he said was a death pact in whick HELD BY SENATORS, he was to Kill his former wife and surrender for execution by the § 28 , Garland Williams, aged ears, faces a charge of mur- Democrats Inclined to Pact, BOU II)I'R D Hl Wou Il) II ll\\l SS 1 1S T I’/’ SOURCES SAVES LIVES - HOTEL BLAZE {Fire Breaks Out in Senate Holel Dunng Mid- dle of Night 24 FIKE COMPANIES | RESPOND TO ALARM Timely Warmng of Night Clerk Prevents Loss | | . X | dering Mrs. Lorraine Ambrose | of Li —Certain Republi- | ot Lives cans Flghhng ¥ ih\.. A:nh\ns.,-_, body wag found SEATTLE, Jan. 11.—Ten pers ast Sunday . T M ig g ons were rescued by firemen WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Hope: : \\ll¥i<llvl’.\\,n\\”ld he k\l{et! his from flames which ate their way for a vote on the Kellogg treat _'I"im‘ll \:‘1 “ \"v‘,',““ s ”vua lm-’ through the Senate Hote: in the this week almost flickered out i s "’_““ ,h:. downtown section late last night when a new conference yesterday e AR sutufes ok and endangered lives of its 50 for an agreement on an interpre- R e price. 4 | { roomers although 10 persons, who tative siution to the fact failed. . ST A e S !,‘p"”hel‘ | {were trapped, were carried out The treaty is how fivolved in - : “'“""‘ PR e Dauanta, g ¢ trouble |unconscious. None were serious- ; ; e i caused by a “friend” who told liy 1 » e a many sided quarrel involving, Aid ~ e e i |1y injured and no lives were lost. the farm relief dispute #nd extra N Pe i o | The Fire Chiet estimated the loss i illiams said “Last Saturday, to the hotel, adjacent hostel session, with little hope of a com. ; hGiteianhoned And skl AR e ., Ajacert HiEGE promise in sight. The Christmastide I»rought sorrow to Ellin _M;xckay llt'r_hn \come to her. When I arrivec | "m»{("““* and a laundry at The debate became vigorous yes-| (above) and her spngwriter husband when their second child, sne had her suitcases packed. We it ve S s .l: ’;,‘,:E‘f&“‘,}l‘”{‘; bikat Irving, Jr., just 24 days old, died following a hlmln "}‘dl‘brlm “‘_’f"" ”“’_“‘ TRy ‘(" g, 08 Boulder Dam, the construction of which has been au ed by Congress, wculd put a halter| The ety of the roomers is “‘2’ I“':‘_,:‘“'I: S Ebeakare ind stricken mother is shown in the picture with her first-born, L’_“'\”“:A:‘&?’“I["’; I['_“" l'y"f:v‘”::_"'_ }‘,'\’l":rn the tumbling and destructive Colorado River. The dam will be a concrete wall, 560 feet high, credited to the timely warning gaveral tinies Eravse awordsswii. ey Bl & il et I hold her T would not kill my-|loeated at Black Canyon (as in sketch above). It would impound 26,000,000 acre feet of water and by D. W Parrado, night clerky Senator Borah, but these skirmish- 5 self. store 20,000,000 acre fcet. Senator Hiram Johnscn (imset) of Califcrnia has been chicf champio ‘\""“l :"1’:;"’ "‘l" ";"""‘ ‘h“"("i“ Ser , but the ir b i S ¥ he building when he saw smoke o wes Drle o e n.lnlx mmmmr of 1.~:\.“|v|g )Ih(! of the legislation. e |curling through the floor. Democrats In Favor . e R *'police take care of me. e had| ( |- The explosicn, apparently of : it ican Explorer |talked all day and she finally\ | . f | g NG “;‘“,;‘“’rl ””}:‘l:"“ fif ”};”";‘fuki' Africa P || Has Canary that | .,;nf:}l t'”|”(,l.,'[" olat We s:»‘-:lle'(‘l' And That's That ’ Husband Suits Her |IWoman Poses as {8 ud»;”fll"l tank in fhl': rear of and Senator Ransdell, si- s C | | at plan. We sealed | < the laundry, shot the fames ana, both Democrats, offered en- ! Can ‘)illg ‘n ‘1)1«1 |;,«x-gun;, IN‘I“ ‘:nd” Be S\;]r.:\_,lml This : - Vian: Admits |acros First Avende ! Enn Sl dorsement of the pact without re-'ga.f i { {and do a good job, Goodbye, Bill." | s " Q 4y |spread the blaze through th Py . i Bl iy 11 Ana othe 1She Haa Vife i az gh the servations. Yankee Doodle | [She just lay still while T choked | And "Tother e Had a Wife |hotel before the firemen arrived. Segator Reed once asked Bark | i . ‘.hm: T?l(““ 1 .<-ul ]n'r”\\ rists wnh‘ 1 Twenty-four companies brought ley if he knew, that “Secretary | GATTLE, Jan. 11.—With a | 2 '““"“»‘7‘7““':1‘1"'7 & | e e LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan, 11 the blaze under control within Kellogg purposely avoided refer. i that sings “Yankee Y i e bt matan | Katherine Wing, who yestarday|Dalf an hour and extinguished it ence to the Monvge Doctrine so & 1A srekkelar and, wile || {ianenss was drinikiba ihiRr & Prikisnted attompts to|alter midnight that the South American eountries o Seattle yesterday from cAPT WILKle | friend’s cocktail glass, a national | prosecute her on Manu Act charges | + Policeman Hero would_adhery to,gbe freats.” eley saroute to 4l | | , Lapnterence was callod fo-consider | when reyealgd . sho al Miss, Nellie Ashton, ‘wijg This brought no responsé from 4 | the s and et Wfl"” Yo Tist- | i pOsTag s AN kept frem Jumping from the Administration ranks. | The canary gave a radio ex- jen to a report of it& committee | Possibility of another court i [N windc.s of her room by Is A Betrayal i hibition last night. ] lon the epidemic phases of the when she admitted she had be .,nr'h'*, of onlookers, bz rescued Senator Blaine, of Wisconsin, “One inia nrilion “pandeies {malady. RrFlod ‘toi Hilesn o by lulrnln‘mn W. M. Palmer, who who has been asking for an in. aptitude to sing man-made | | | Dr. G. Bigelow, Massachusetts’ Miins Wing. hiio.wa PR ,lw'[-l~'l“f into the hotel ahead of srpretative resolution branded the sy W g asseler. | | Health Officer, said there was no A 3 the firemen, seized the woman as terpreta meledy said Hasseler In | Utah ran said she ha N 11 v pact as “betrayal of our country training the bird, Hasseler | | mfluenza epidemic, adding that | o e’ SR !; : collapsed :uul ‘huus'hl her and a pious pronouncement of pure { Mhiation EiMkob BoowE" 1 N he was tired of reading about the S . v Yl atoly. put. n) the chperd of the piffle.” sGnes daily for 10 hontha w1 |z ... |supposed epidemic in the news-| bt s e i crowd when he reached the side- i mola L B {First Phase of Expedition!pa; Hardeplarad that, oha b1 Bauik e e R AT 1 i Senator s ] 2 4 t it e ¢ A TR She sal Brriage nhap-i - An unidentified man, who was hange W kley: “All we are U o tars wil] a veat. | ’ Wi o and figures issued were noth Rp R ¢ . N A 4 g Lo R W;r.kl%ver BCant e e M G g3 b ! * ind New Dase |said he believed influenza did not gagse Woow AMMOLE DATONLS CAME|bullding, cried “Get the 'SUNE mps. | | | 1 3 . i to live with them, |man, Get the other man.” How- ator ; peplied: “Well,| UM = o o W |l g people but that pneumonia 2 e . | o I an. ow: -Betintor. Ratkley, Jepiled; ~Well; - T L RV 3 | was responsible for the fatalities. Miss Wing retuened to Utah and jover, there was no other man it is better to throw a Kkiss “"‘“i NEW YORK, jan. 11.—Havin brought Stella :r with. her tojand attendants at the City Hos- a bomb.” E] jcompleted the first phase of the Los Angeles. I pital ibed his condition to Senator Reed countered: “Yes, | Wilkins-Hearst Expedition’s w k| The Mann charge was filed whefi|too much alcohol and shock. B but if we are going q {in the Antarctic, Capt that is true, bu ve are going § Zime in the Antarctic, Capt. arge it was wered they were not| Canaries Saved to hrow a kiss let us understand | A" exploration of the Zim- E. AWi1king BEnbunbaY he 5" Fadld fimas, | J o Conaries Saved it carries no obligation of matri./ Dabwe ruins i . message to the New York Ameri- thicers say it is a felony in Cal leaping from a fourth stor mony.” desia will be made by Miss can and associated Hoarst news.| DISAPPEARS e i Rk sl An extension mme! v g s C o sociatel PATS eWhs 1 to take part in such a mar-| W v a extens X Gle)”rud;'clij‘tont Th(fi’:glsl(:}: F PO he el Bt Avier | Mrs. Gordon R. Kinsey married Miss Wing admits {He was not satisfied when | (above), * ‘3“]. 5 and_prepare for the second phase | Sol. Gordon Kinsey of Louisville, EUEGLAS | brought to safety and tearfully | woman. She bef"’ées tSCl“ which will be carried on next year | E Ky atton mRamascn tRat startid Ipleaded with the firemen until | rums are the site of King Solo- {from a' different base. when she appeared in a beauty cone ‘;:poy returned and carried his - mons(:‘mnesi MR Y o o The announcement was made test. They parted on their mar- eight canaries out of the flaming aternational Newars e 0 11 _— . % 4 [building. A : . following a new 500-mile flizht| riage night, agreeing that if either uilding B".l. GERTA'N | e iProbability Duty Will Fall|yesterday during which time Wil-{ - ggarrre, jan, 11— canine found some one more congenial The real origin of the fire has Up Him ' After king searched Graham Land inipero, one of the huskies who|they would not meet again. They ""' been determined, poa hope of finding a suitable and|pujjed Leonard Seppalla and the were reunited in New York recent- Ty Inauguratlon more southerly base which would|antitoxin into Nome two year lEywhen Mrs, Kinsey returned from lShunted Aside by Jazz — enable him to continue explora-lago, #s lost in Seattle and be-|Europe. | WASHINGTON. Jan. 11— Faced|tions further south throughout|lieved wandering bewildered and | SOFIA, Jan. 11.—Bulgaria .wk Orgamze 0ld Dance Club | IN MANGHURIA Ferp g obability of having to|the present season. No such baselfriendless in the wooded section the last of all belligerent nation . ST JAMDEN, N. J., Jan. 11.—The . 4. Bropapliy. | 5 £ ea.c { to perpetuate the memory of her THICAG p e a CAMDEN, N I' L e | call: an sextra session of Comgrogs{could be found, of Beacon Hill. 8 merhe MR L CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Quadrilles passage of the navy cruiser bi Soaio e hin . e e s ekElad A ——o—— Passing through Seattle yester- UNEnOWR 2006 {and Virginia reels of the gay Congress within a week or j 800 v his inaugiration, P i i s wife, en e Wi i A it R {consider farm relief and revise the TELL TEQIONS ATME™ (| A8 it 8 cwner's wife, on ke the other countries |Bineties still hold sway in the two by a close vote was predic RO M chta. Ta 1 e iroute to the dog team races being : Viking Temple baltoom on Chis ;i o Ohio, in a' MUKDEN, Manchuria. Jan. 11. ¢, act, Herbert Hooyer d o % ; Yoy in erected impressive temples by Senator Fess, of , 3 AP B S ¢ . INDIANAPOLIS — Posters run by the famous Dr. Iy B iohkl Eothate i their |GAE0'S SOOLN-Side speech before the Camden County Yank Ku Ting and Chank Kin day conferred with Congressi throughout the nation will be|Maind the dog was cared for last e = natioRal iags: o ol T C i Feal- Batato- Dgagd doday. {Haat; who held Wigh DCSEAARI ISR - ln displayed in Febuary to depict|night at the kennels of G N epnicrs ‘an ricultural | COUPLEs, unwilling. wallflowers in Senator Fess declared Americalyy, 1utq gictator Chang Tso Lin,! Senator Smith W. Brookhart, off . " iy o nelpfulness and com-|Babeoek. Shortly after 5 o’cloc Iu, : ke Eeleatan ittia pie<} |a jazz_age, have formed an Old must: build her navy up to thei o roniried to have been execut-|lowa, farm leader, declared Hoo-| a8 S 08 MO RO MEF L CE Ll e husky eluded the guards and ; he Time Dance Clis, ' Thet resuiscl b o0 : are rep g adeship ] aue small village for the site | p-5-3 ratio “in view of the fact|,q mhey were taken into cus- Ver would recommend strongerlne tho American Legion 10 years|departed for the hill, Babcock monument . because most (1Y Sponsor dances to the tunes of that Britain canmot be made 10,4y 4t the headquarters of Gen.ifarm relief legislation than thel pyer the World ‘War. |in pursuit. For seven hours 1 i Who. fell ‘on. tha fleld ot Turkey in the Straw: 40t ey come down to it.” | Chang Hsueny Liang, present rul- McNary bill before the Sen- A {and dog played hide and seek on 4 for a “Greater Bulgaria”|[eTty's JIg.” “Connelly’s Ale,” and At the same time Senator Fess o, r Manchuria, last night. ate, embodies COEDS IGNORE MARRIAGE |the nill. At midnight the hunter(No Decision Reached Re- come trom the villages. " |other popular hits in two-stem pledged support to the pass-, syviety js felt as it is realized| The Executive Committee of the et s was forced to return empty hand- arciae Bl for Rean e ot e i i ) age f\f _rhn Kellogg pact, h)}erSP the situation holds dangerous National Grange called on Hoover| DELAWARE, O.—Marri S el eni adinoon today the hu ]‘,{ g 2 .l I Reay il il 'M;] by It you didn’t wiggle just &8 m‘rl-‘h"'l“u its ;‘:”Y ratification by p,occipilities. {but refused to disclose recommen-lan intended life career was list-|was still missing. | portionment i he village of Dorkova, YOUT Partner expected you were a large majority. ldations ed by cnly two coeds answering ——v——— Sl o torm, | cCnsidered a social out " said tions 3 ¥ % ne It is in the form & ’ ¥ | The tariff question came before!enrollment questionnaires at Ohfo WASHINGTON towarink "obeltik A Fasts Ira J. Kunze, founder and Presi- | quesHaND! s A NG Jan, 11 ring obelisk, resting on ! g i et Exchange Seat Prices ,n.mfm late yesterday when_hel Westeyan Universty. |Airplane Hunters e | art R o0 8 oW, - ]l;ym of the ‘cub, in voicing bls conferred with Chairman Hawley, All ey [ ctions )3 « c g & Jog 4 ) o . noy Game Wardens ! vers discussea the reapport P I PR RS of the House Ways and Means 3f i 4 ment of Reprosentatives accor ——s ~ Increase with Trading oo v s vov woumsl) || pienms, 5 b, o s e viron sat Hloads of Co hearings on the proposed taritty | Qne Man, P g O O n was reaced ye s 0o ongr( ssmen chingen } | Traveling Fire waterfowl from airplanes have|day on the Fenn measure ! A ; o NEW YORK, Jan. 11—Prices of (ized by a member who pald $6,000' i |provided a mnew problem for | bill is opposed by members of I;()l"g NI()(,Sllr(g‘l- Work seats on the New York Stock Ex-|for his seat in 1872 and sold it this | Dirigible Los Angeles ! Alarm, Found VASERNE Dakoia's game wadens. H WhS8b iataten will 10se rep. > ’ i change this year have kept pace|November fc 75,000. | Mfllt‘ ! AR s } Increased violations of the|resentatives, Those who will gain D b 4 l l E with the increase in volume of| Proposals have been maie to in. | Ties Up, Mooring | DATLANTA, Ga. Jan 11 1 [State’s taw prohibiting such hunt- sentatives are lined up solid- one \v nt lr(),’o Ofl'lst trading, gain in each case exceed-|crease-the number of memberships WL s | Discovery Of & one man 1rav=1 tinghave spurred officials to seek for the bill. R A ing 100 per cent ofer last year. |l §0s or ‘even 100 per ‘samy! PORTET JOR Wi clan Jlted eling. fire alarm Ras beon fifimorespecific les! -| A A L e ; ? Having passed the 6,000,000 share|“seat” dividends in order to pro-|The dirigible Los Angeles ) e AN 1ot itafl “Hunters in fi i HOOVER TREES INGTON, Jan. 11.—Iu a Eighteen senators and 71 reprecs day ‘mark, traders appear to be|vide enough fioor traders to take Al the meoring mast of the tender|| He is Gene Brown, who [\F iy o™ o) | in the Library of sentatives have come under his shooting at a 9,000,000 share day,|care of the steadily increasing|Patoks this morning when she; | flies the night air mail be- [y fpoi Ble "o ‘ SINTON, Texas. — Two large . famous anthropologist| tape measure. The length, broadile S 3 2 was forced to abandon the cruise( | tween Atlanta and Rich- | 4 . iy ’ : e a 3 GRS ok while 3,000,000 share days are n:at-|business. o> Florid hacanse - of BAEL 1 1 only two were res - |paim trees, J: H. Hochstetler's e heads of con-|and height of their heads, thels ters of history. Opposition to the plan probably!O¥eT = wlorida " e ts | [Johdson, State Game and Fish |itt to Stinton High Schook: wers jelieving firmly that| faces and noses, strength of handl Similarly, sets have risen from|will be overcome by permitting th T ST Sies’ kol thiw awrone down, Director, will ask the 1 v_)!' l.‘ 8| na ned 4 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert uncover importan asp urn‘ \np:x tant pollue;fly), the year's low prica of $200,000 to|present 1,000 seat holders (o BOMi-| ooy BIRTC MO HAWAIL || just over the bullding with | |I*1ature to do something about it |ijoover” by the' donor fact r legislative ability} and a number of nrher{-mch char- approximately $600,000. Before|nate candidates willing to buy the! wide open motor roaring the | —_— e — .- i‘.u.“\m\ have been cérefully ,“ many months pass it is expected|fractional memberships anything poRTLAND, Ore—Fifty pairs| | alarm. " FINES HIMSELF | PHYSICAL EDUCATICN GIVEN: Arthir IEACDOTAE a5 ng | 2T ded : they will tonch $1,000,000. less ‘than a 100 per cent dividend! ¢ poqdowlarks have been ship-| | He has acted In that ca- L . Y A L oppg o |name, and he haa crasted & brana|, 1O sdmits that His uEEHU . Transfer of some 100 seats this|would create, thus obviating the \ped from Oregon to Hawail to|| pacity thiee times in 1wo H::'Ml’rp.‘\, va ‘u)‘r.‘ z(h.d 208 A lllS,'Mu. Jan. 11 «‘T:(j d tos BRI work.. | C0Uraging at times. Not evs 4} year has yielded more than $20, | necessity of doubling the roster. |.4q their cheerful song to the|| weeks when he swooped :n";:‘ ‘Ir;e'r v:h&l-,nl.n- r.lly: oa mm; el .lu' i,mg (;; in _A\nw-»un .u] R iw gressman relishes the idea ot 000,000 to holders, and in recent| Additions of either 275 or 550 pirq melody that reigns in the|: down last night and gave c:ll-bd shyu a 0 n: A ;Hu”-mw 9 lr)'p‘." n :""v::( ~1v\(u ¢ n-r.‘;ljl‘l" Daaid ? oK ing the auriculoheter pre: 32 months a number of seats have|members undoubtedly would re-!miq-Pacific islands. They also| | the alarm. ple;detl 8 Yx‘?)?vmln < i 3 A;"‘“”A"' ("‘m Yot r;:l 'm_ ]:III"“ll‘;H(‘ a D - e l his temple. They fear the. been purchased as speculation. Theflieve the over-worked member-|will aid in destroying insect i sng f:mn’(,,' s dn HLGREIE 3 taarhiatl ke gart R f‘, i st 1 i largest” ;uom probably was real. ship. lmsm o L | self. , s part, ! a I % B 4 S % %