The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 9, 1933, Page 8

ALASKA DEER REACH CANADA | AFTER 3 YEARS : g~ l In Tu'o Women New In Ker MANCHEST! FR, 1 Several Thbusand Head,| %5 Sold by Lomens, Are South of Herschel SEATTLE, Jan. 9.—Aft reling from Nom everal thousand to Canada by the , arrived at the Canadian e middle of December aceording to advices received here. The herd spent the holiday: the mainland south of Herschel Island "~ THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 9, 1933. Killed Outbreaks wtucky Hills Ky., Jan. 9.— d among si n killed . A KENDALL SUICIDES IN WASHINGTON utbrea ied Double \ Repnesenlatlve of Pennsyl-| umong the | vania Shoots Himself— | i :;,f;' Grief Stricken ; aged 17,| s fired | attributed 'WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—Repre- from nearby hills, | sentative Samuel Austin Kendall, aged 75 years, Republican of Penn- e ylvania, shot himself to death Sl ld’l} in the House office build- | LECT RER AT = u £ Ropresemame Kendall wrote a| HARVARD PUT | note saying that grief over the! |loss of his wife last August was| the cause, then he killed himself. | | Jersey since 1908, B DiES, . UNDERARREST, PLANE CRASH | ‘-S”L‘;“ljczs,“:,;a;fid; Nade . . to Decx IS er on economics at Harvard w remanded to the Middle: Cou last Satur to determine hi Mrs. C. Mathewson, Jr., Killed — Husband Suffers Injuries il 40 | The German Government charg-| SHANGHAI Jan. 9. — Mrs.le is Isaac Lewin former own- Christopher Mathewson, Jr of gr of a now brankrupt banking| Philadelphia, was killed and her firm who fraudulently omamnd* husband suffered two broken arms 750,000 in Berlin in 1928 and 1929, |a and a broken left leg, als s a Brazilian body cuts and bruises Sund f the Berlin an amphibian plane Matl plea of not was piloting enroute to Harg crashed in the Wrangpoo River. 2 | v, guilty to the charges. His identity is a problem for the United States ofuicials to decide. | ried here last December 24, was L ) e crushed in the impact. Mathew- PASSES AWAY Republican Representative of Oregon Dies in Washington Mrs. Mathewson, who was mar- Jane Thurston Says No More Marriage PITTSBURGH, Penn, Jan. 9.— Jane Thurston, beautiful blonde- daughter of the famous magiclian, has been granted a divorce decree from Harry Harris, youthful heir of the late Senator John P. Har- ris. “If 1 ever get you can just bounce me a one on the noodle,” said Jane when the decree was signed WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—Repre- married again, sentative Robert R. Butler, Repub- for several weeks, ————— |vice, is held up at Saigon by the| stroyed, maining. Kendall had served in the House| for 14 I | JINX FOLLOWS FRENCH LINEHS | Two Other Passenger Shlps} Are Reported to Be 1 1 | Damaged PARIS, Jan. 9. — Two more French ocean going passenger ships are reported damaged The liner France has been dam- aged by fire at the docks at Havre as the result of a short circuit. The Angkor, in the MGd)tPrran-i ean, operated in the Far East ser-| {breaking of a propellor blade. An investigation is now being; made into the cause of the fire| aboard the L'Atlantique, which| {now lies at a Cherbourg dock | where she was towed from the | English Channel, practically de- ohly the charred hull re- WEALTHY MAN LEON TROTZKY | DIES IN SOUTH REPORTED ILL BRUNSWICK, Georgia, 42a, 9.— VBUL, Turkey, Jan. 9. — Walter Jennings, of NéW York,|Le zky, exiled Russian Bol- President of the Jekyll Island club, |shevik, is rep is dead. He had been a member [nature of his malady is not dis- |of the Millionaire Club for years |closed and its President for the past five years. 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