The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 8

PITY FOR SUCCESSOR IS VOICED BY EX-CUSTOMS HEAD AT DETROIT STASER UPHELD ie post of collector of cus- Detroit, which has been irrendered by Carey D. Fergu-| son. | Seward Grand Jury Con-| | The post been so called be-' demns Alaska Senate for |cause it inclu responsibillty for Denouncing Officer the patrolling of the Detroit .river |against liquor smugglers. H | When Ferguson resigned after ix years in office, it was stated he pparently had been unable to stop ical ac-|the illegal flow of liquor ac the y United | Detroit river from Canads Staser by retorted t} e recent | gies to make,” eway) June (Special from SEWARD, Ala Charges of per ticity made State M pecial cor Alaska Senate nst al Harr ttee of were complet and th: 1y ex-|thized with his succes ploded in a report just made here he might be by a Federal Grand Jury investi-| He pointed out that the territory ting the matter. The investiga-|under the collector’s jurisdiction found after a thorough inves-|extended virtually 100 miles along jon that the charges were Un-|¢he shore from Port Huron | founded almost to Toledo, Ohio. “I believe | — e — This statement is contained inlj r to require one person to the fina) report or the Grand Jury|,.xe full responsibility for entorc- '[YOted Screen for the Third Division, sitting here o the liquor laws over miles of (,'mnodienn(' in the Federal District Court, river and lake border in this dis- e (Now in North The statement said “that it is he sald the Grand Jury's opinion that the| " Lo oucons resignation followed | ;e charges made as to Staser's official |, o ey wecks the publication of Mrs. Louise F. Wallis, bet- ® and polifical misconduct were made | ;" nyroit newspaper of a picture ter known as Louise Fazen- @ by people who were actuated bY| e . rynners landing their car-|e da, the noted screen come- @ malicius motives ““)"‘ “"Efr"“’l"gw. at a dock only four blocks ® dienne, is a round-trip pas- should be condemned by this Grand | £ 0, %, 4Gl Jiver customs pa (@ senger on the Princes il Jury; that Staser "f‘l“‘(’,‘““;lv”;_:‘“' trol base, and the statement that ® ise. She will be in Juneau s in ‘snefigieny, ang .8 0| cveryone of 300 boats scized by the|® again tomorrow morning on | pa iny isap- | ® the way south. The screen e genérally tnderstopd that|Patrolfor puin Iunniog ed clsap kb Arthur Frame, who was,pcnrcd from the unguarded “bone-|® star favorably known to al actor in the Senate’s|vard” where they had been stored., ® neau fans as she has recent- o o ter, was called as| Many of the craft, it was assert-| @ 1y appeared ab both movie ® e i Girana Jury, 80, hkd re’apveared. i thayrum ¢ - hais BRI 150 AR U8 \d that its report came only after “limmk ‘lmdc-“ : i = three w 3 e ek ) o mvesti-| It was less than six months ago a thorough and searching inves o R e |that a federal grand jury here in-| gation. The resolution referred to | patro! in the Grand Jury’s report was‘dxcted 20 customs border Eal} passed by the Territorial Senate nnd“agenli and 19 rum runners for l_mb-‘ & D und former Federal Judge|cry and three agents for perjury. Held by Safety Belt E. E. Ritchie and Mr. Staser, al- | An entire reorganization of the ¢ In nurning Plane,Man pernicious political activity. |toms border patrol followed Many | voting on the resolution, the|charges were made that from 50 to| Is Burned to Death Senate made its usual division of {75 per cent of the liquor shippcd‘: five to three, Anderson, Frame,|from Canada to the United States| ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y., June Benjamin, Sundquist and Steel vot-|was slipped through the customs 37 __Held in a blazing plane by a ing for it and Dimond, Dunn andcordon. |safety belt, Francis Phillips, aged Hess against it. At the time it was estimated the 21 years, son of the late John M. - value of this liquor was from $30,- Phillips, so called “Queen's Sewer Senator Frame was the instiga-|000,000 to $40,000,000 annually. | Pipe. King,” was burned to death tor of the charges in the Senate| Ferguson, a former street car con-iunder the eyes of 200 people. The against the two officers named. He | ductor, business agent for the car motor stalled at a height of 35 pased them, he said, on a letter|men’s union, and a deputy com- feet at the take-off. Henry R. from A. W. Stowe, United States missioner of the state department Goldsmith, passenger, was critical- Commissioner at Kodiak, and on|of labor and industry, was appoint- |1y burned. certain election returns. He was|eq collector by President Harding i made chairman of a special com-|in February, 1923. -~ mittee to investigate the matter, e T other members being Benjamin and s aa Leviathan Selling Sundquist. Senator Frame and Harry Coulter, Li.quor on T"'ps to Europe and Return| B in MEN’S CRAVENETTED CAPS Nonbreakable Visors and WATER PROOFED Wool Cloth No Other Caps As Good Price No Higher ant - at - Arms of the Senate, Wi the chief witnesses examined.| A day or two before the Legislature | B adjourned, the Senate, by a five to| NEW YORK, June 27.— The Ne\v;! three vote, as indicated, adopted & York ‘Herald-Tribune said liquor ‘is report from the commiitee censur-|sold aboard the Leviathan oh both ing Judge Ritchie and Mr. Staser.|west and east-bound voyages. The It was vigorously attacked by Sen-|source of the liquor for the east- ators Dunn, Dimond and Hess, Who |ward trip is not known but the united in declaring that no facts|pnewspaper said it is learned enough had been submitted either to the|jjguor is on hand to serve passen- committee or the Senate to justify gers of all three classes. such action. On previous trips, liquor has been —_— sold only on westbound voyages The Herald-Tribune said the only explanation is that medical stores are being use dfor beverage. S Ice cream, prick or Dulk. Juneau | Ice Cream Parlors. —adv - Try the ¥Five oClock Dinner Specials at Mabr7’s. —adv. ARROW TRUMP J. M. Saloum Next to Gastineau Hotel J oight Leaves Today In Open Boat On New York Voyage TRAP FISHING IS PROHIBITED Voight, Los An- aimon in Southeastern | Alaska during the Fall season, it by Capt. M. J re limited to a sauce pan nd a small cup. He has no schedule and will Agent of the Unit- stop as opportunity offers or The e necessity demands, e 000000000000 The areas affected are: Western, | —————————— | Eastern, North and South Prince MANY FuREsT | of Wales Island, and the Southern or Ketchikan districts. DENVER, Col., June 27.—A for- 1 In the Western, roughly embrac- |ing waters around Baranof Island est fire is blazing uncontrolled, ac- cording to reports, in the heavily was announced | 0'Connor, Asst, |ed States Bureau of Fisheries |order wipes out two weeks of Fall | trap fishing in five districts in this | Division definite . Albert . . es sailor, left Juneau at e FALL- 10:55 a.m. today on a pro- © e jected voyage to New York e S e which he expects to end @ s 504 | about the end of April or e INew Orders Eliminate! e carly in May next year. He e | T 2 S h e is alone in an open 16-foot e raps I Southeastern |, poat built of walrus hide, o Alaska in Fall Months o rubber fabric decked over e e with canvas. . e Voight's craft, which e 5 New fishery regulations issued e weighs about 75 pounds, was @ ;Tuvkrl:w by the Department ofle heavily loaded with canned e | Commerce, and made public here e food, his bedding and a few e }wnn yesterday, prohibit all traple clothes. His cooking utensils e | fishing for 5 . . . ° . . ° ° and Chatham Strait, the trap sea- {son will end August 10. In the | Eastern district, which included | Frederick Sound and Stephens Pas- | timbered region at the headwaters |sage, it will close August 14. Inof the Blue River. Aviators have {the North Prince of Wales Island |also discovered half a dozer other |area, the close season starts August fires of lesser importance raging in 124, and four days later in the the state. There is a large fire | South Prince of Wales Island re- in the Routt Forest where 200 men |gion. In the Southern or Ketchi- are fighting it. ;knn District the trap season wilLl - {end August 16. oh . These dates were all set in tho‘I'”'St Public Masses original regulations issued last De-| [ Three Years Will cember. At that time, however, | . . provision was made for trap opera-l Be Held in Mexico tions between October 1 and 15 in| all of the districts named. | MEXICO CITY, June 27. — The e, — \first public masses in almost three years will be held in Mexican For Carpenver Work of any ind church tomorrow. The first serv- —shop or city—Call Handy Andy.!ice will be in the Church or Neus- Phone 498. — National Shrine, the Juneau Ice Cream Pariors. adv priests returned yesterday. WE SELL | <crane” AND “STANDARD” Plumbing Fixtures “BIRCHFIELD” AND American Radiator Co. Heating Boilers | “For the | Outdoors” | Showing the new “BUCKAROO” A fine white broadcloth shirt for, $1.95 ist, says: » Breeches, Cruiser Shirts from the famous Pendleton line. Let me help you.” Valaze Pasturized Face Cream Valaze Cleansing Cream Valaze le Skin Food (embellisseur) Valaze Bleach Cream, Face Powder, Lip Sticks, Hair Tonics Sole Agents Keep warm and dry in all weather SABIN & SCOTT The Store for Men H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man @ Phone 25 Madame Hetena Rubinstein, International Beauty Special- “Remember that within you there is latent Beauty, new Blazers and ||Youth, greater Loveliness. Free Delivery HART and RAY Oil Burners RICE & AHLERS CO. HEATING Juneau, Alaska “We tell you in advance what job will cost” PLUMBING SHEET METAL tre Senora de la Guadalupe, the others following Try a TOASTET: SANDWICH &t lnbnut in the city churches to which | | Call us for the FINEST and MOST REASON- ABLE GREEN STUFF and FRUIT in Town GARNICK’S, Phone 174 moon in Honolulu. SCREEN STAR IS MARRIED THE BRIDE AND GROOM | BEVERLY HILLS, June 27.—May McAvoy, film star, and Maurice | J. Cleary, Los Angeles banker, were married yesterday afternoon in| the Church of Good Shepherd by Rev. Father Michael J. Mullins. Fol- lowing the ceremony the couple left immediately for a brief honey- They plan a trip to Europe next fall. the newlyweds have been married before. |m be reduced/ next year because . |there are not sufficient Irish born %gi | people wishing to go to America. | Cornelius Ferris, American con- . sul general in Dublin, said that he | expected toe quota which is now | 28,857, will be reduced to 17,857 in | July, with perhaps even a lower | figure next year. | In past years the waiting list {has been long, but now the num- (ber registered for emigration is \far below the quota. | e : The signing of the armistice in | woods near Rethondes, France, is | being depicted in wax on the very spot of the signing. B R L | An Italian in Nice, France, has a white rat for a pet. His wife ob- §| | jected to the rodent, and the judge | Bave her a divorce. e Commercial jJob printing at The Bmpire. You’ll subscribe to this— | School’'s Marriage Ban Is Now Overruled by Court JACKSON, Miss., June 27.—Mar- riage is a legal and elevating rela- tlonship with which educators in Mississippi must not tamper, ac- cording to a supreme court ruling The decision was made by Jus- tice W. H. Anderson in the case of Wanda Dodge Myers, 16, against the Moss Point school of this city Mrs. Myers was denied entrance to the school to pursue her studie: on the grounds that tpresence of a married student would be detri- mental to the good government anc usefulness of the schools, and re- lations of married persons with other children would make knowr views of life which should not be known to unmarried persons.” “We fail to appreciate the force of the arguments,” said the jus- tice’s opinion. “ " bigger| Houston’s Tammany Bars Office Holders| [the hard er "\ to cook | Likewise bulk-roasted coffee can’t be roasted as evenly as Hills Bros. Coffee which passes through the roasters by a con- tinuous process—a few pounds at a time. No other roasting process can produce such a rich, || unifoim flavor. HILLS BROS N — the pudding, HOUSTON, Tex., June 27.—Hous- on's take-off on Tammany Hall, uUthough modeled after New York’s organization, allows no office hold- ars on its roster. Once a member of “the Apaches” s elected to office, his connections | #ith the club are severed. Yet the! Apaches, who number more than 100, plan to swing political toma- hawks at opportune times. Their motto is ““We protect our wn.” When an Apache becomes 1I, the organization aids him. If qe is jobless, employment is sought for him. - e, — America Losing Lure In Irish Free State Hills . 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Closing Out We Have Accumulated a Large Variety of Remnants These Will Be Placed on Sale on Our Reb; 3 ular REMNANT DAY, JULY 1ST-DON’T Everything Must Go We Quit Goldstein’s Emporium JUNEAUS BARGAIN CENTER DURING OUR Sale MISS THIS For Cash