The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 11, 1932, Page 8

5 b}< ! . L} By __THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, OCT. 11, 1932, ° : 4] O —— e = —— ¥ - m— 5 SAMUEL INSULL | Belfast INDICTMENT IS iz o gue smon e C.OMMUNIS TS /o000 0000000 | keep his mouth shut, ¢ = | J 5 | ‘This is the testimony cited in the = X - Jobless RETURNED;TWO |mif-sssmisis: = OES ' STILL HELD IN Aok Aidl $ TWO [pcmen: eosmins™ " i E POTATOES, Best Qudlity, GRECIAN JAIL NOT TRUE BILLS cvs Geoscicors REVOLT PLANS E 50 Pounds . . . . . = . . . s R Two Thousand Police Bat- o, Bmmt? fNor g,ysulflgsi ;l' 5‘,‘) oLt o . 3 le Ten Thousand . . bined business and i : Former Chicago Power e y: Eddie Aliquaya Charged;cus Geotes ot Wi m";f”fi'r"i-,;ji Counter - Revolutio BRUSSEL SPROUTS ‘ g Undar Unemployed : : : Magnate Is Kept Under with Perjury by Indict- |Brothers tett st night on he Charges Are Made ’ < , 9 | aska for Seattle. r 5 ; . Lock fl] Key s Ao oot L~Two tos-| ment Retiened Taday concluding the bl;fimes: that i‘g;ZZ, Against Twenty Pound b g e LN ‘ : % 4 & i % e will spend veek | ! T : = NEGOTIATING FOR LK:]UN? : ;3’65;1 p‘j‘gh’;;i:“ n?:xord::;:;" Eddie Aliguaya, local Filipino,|OF SO With his folks at 1’.1.05 aAn;;lvs’ MOSCOW, Oct. 11.—The Central ; 5% W : 3 ¢ HIS EXTRADITION' women today. The mob gathereq Who ftestified in the United States|before returning north, | control Committee of the Com to demand additional Government Commissioner’s Court here sever- ST | munist Party has expelled 20 prom- = S h A N relief, (@l months ago that two others of REIGATE, England, Oct. 11— inent _members on a char;e of APPLE ) Jonat ans.;_ Ky it = Two Governments Are The Ulster Cabinet prohibited ;x]s race had ‘l‘framed"hz: Im;—v.a};’ts}ir J\IJalgolm Campbell, who holds :Jx;:;::z:s a counter-revolutionary = 7 . 7 2 . & +4, i ilipino on a liquor cl e, e lan Tecord, 3 p. | MM . == { \X(n’kmg on Case, l:.m— mee;m.gs 1;1 L::)‘r‘\:i?)on with un- wdgy _ind!'cted qby the gpedeTM come th!:::yedmjex u;a::;wbi( The movement_was designed ‘t Extra Fa",cy, box ‘e e . - . o - [} bezzlement Charges m;!;]?';::w c;(}lod for today fail- Srand jury for perjury for that the Reigate special ‘constabulary 2dvocate dissolution of collectiv ¢ testimony. This was the only in- flying squad. The squad is de- |and state farms. ed to materialize but bricks were .. vl h is de BULLETIN — ATHENS, Oct. thrown, unemploved clubbed and dictment returned this morning, signed to take care of motor ban- ANOTHER SHIPMENT RECEIVED FROM FARMER 11.—The police have freed Sam- | indoor meetings were held. !:;‘ ::'Odfi‘;;e"‘?u;;gs vfireflfxfizifififi,, o papers tor sue ar “ne Empme POSILUSSSSSSTSTY . A A in deice e ' AU S |in the Federal district court, ' = 4C Sl' d S : SO s = (M Adks SRESES i £ BACON, Lean, Sliced, Sugar tradition treaty between Greece ‘ F w" tJ L0 | mpis a 3 ger. I A ST C A L L = and the United States have or ue's V€ ous weapon, and Jack Diaz, held 4 = C d d k) bt Wiahilitged snd s | [for alleged pocket picking, were = L.ure ,poun R W e S e e N T is no legal warrant to detain SEATTLE, Oct. 11.—A suit on'ordered set free by the Court § him longer. The American |file by Nathan G. Wilour, of Wen-’W_hefl the grand jury failed to in- R e e e e application for extradition will |atchee, in the superior court, asks'dict them. now follow the normal proced- |$50,000 of his parents-in-law, Mr.| On Apnil 15, last, Aliguaya tes- ure. ‘.and Ms. J. W. Pettett, for the el- tified before Judge Charles Sey llaged loss of his wife's afections. .in the United States Commission- e A . s e The preliminary court argument er's Court that Santiago Villan- "]‘\ I‘II}‘IF‘:‘:J'S og;;;i&' 10)1:-( ':Pl_“ fg::mwas heard recently and when his euva, in the presence of Miguel Athbiix Police Btalion while | COunsel was asked to make the Zamora, had offered him money 'K‘ ¢ A;M & Washiteton atid complaint definite, the action was to “plant” a bottle of moonshine r'" ‘ iy £ h‘f o filed. Wilbur declared that soon whiskey on the premises of Sa- jrichso. heeo a5 ‘; WD) after his marriage in Tacoma, tura DeGracia' and that he re- Ofhim' to :Ch to face the In-| .y g 1996, mis wife's parents be- fused; that three or four days ; dictment charging embezzlement; o, influencing her against him. later, the: offer was renewed and | ; and larceny from the Insull holding | ™ gy yire “has “filed suit for di-' ‘when ' he again refused Zamora mpanies which recently collapsed.| yros in Spohomish County, he sgreed to do the planting; that The police detained the former| quiq pyy g decree was denied her.on the following day Zamora told power king on technical grounds S INSULL OBJECTED to examine his papers. Detention was then extended at the request of the American Government. REAL BARGAINS WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. — Ad-/ ~ T v . = arescing. the amerieen mar amecl| FLOUR—Good Blended, 50-1b. bag. ..:.$1.35 ciation delegates and advocating| s P State regulation of public utility CATSUP—Ilarge bottles ... 15¢ holding companies, David Lflentha],| Wisconsin Public Service Commis- PASTRY FLOUR, 10-lb. bags ............... 40c sioner, said Martin Insull, brother of Samuel Insull, was among the ALMONDS—New Crop, large size, lb.....30¢ utility magnates opposing such $1.95 BOYS’ All Rubber RAINCOATS New stock. We bought JELLO, All Flavors 3 for .’. .,.,. VI 25(: SWEET PICKLES; Wesco, 40 QuartJars . . . . . . these coats right. PORK AND BEANS, Van Camps, 2 5 c SFOW o e i e Sizes 4 to 16. New Stock Ladies’ and Children’s Raincoats Leader Dept. Store m:fi;;; (GEORGE BROTHERS) E . - T T | | sulatian. 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