THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE, "ALL THE HEWS ALL THE TIME’

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.VOL. XXIV., NO. 3675. JUNEAU, ALASKA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. PRICE TEN CENTS, GIANTS WIN HARD CONTEST FROM SENATORS: GOES TWELVE -j,—--am------, League of Nations Sec- NEW'YORK GIANTS CLUB BROOKHART HAS retary Home MIKE CONGRESS SENATORS LOSE RULED HIMSELF AGAINST CHILD TOUGH BATTLE OUT OF G. 0. P. LABOR ISSUE THIS AFTERNOON Iowa Sena-! Republicans Say D i s a p proves Unanimously Twelve Game Played tor Disqualifies Himself Twentieth Amendment to Decide First of in Attacking Coolidge. to Constitution. World’s Series. DE3 MOINES, la., Oct. 4.—The I lew a Republican State Central Com- SACRAMENTO, Oct. 4. — The ! STADIUM. WASHINGTON. D. C„ mute® luo decided that Senator Ameticun Mining Congress lute yes- j Oct. 4.—The Giants of New York, Smith W. Brookhart ruled himself terday unanimously disapproved Of . defeated the ■ca/t of tin Republican Party through the proposed Twentieth Amendment Washington Senators of the Ameri- can this denunciation of President Cool- o the Constitution of the United Ltague in the opening game of idge and Gen. Charles G. Dawes, Re- • States to prohibit child labor. the wuid's series winning a des- publican nominees for President and John I.uing, coal operator or Wesl perate c:nt:st 4 to 3 this after- V Ice-PKident. The Committee, Virginia, and President of the Hut- noon after the Sena)on tied the h wu’er, did not directly declare chison 1.umber Company, or Oro- ee.ie in the ninth inning. that ho was out of the party but ville, California, introduced the reso The woild's series in the Na- sUtce th it his recent statements arc lution. tional capita], the dream of fans, “repudiation uf the party and con- Secretary Callhrcath sftid the or- came true when the Senators, new n'ftiTp a li 'f front it.” ganization took the stand because champions cf the American League, Mrs. Miriam Stewart Hollowell, the regulation of child labor was a lashed with the Giants, four times number c.f i lie Republican National matter for state goveratmnts and the successive standard bearers of the National Committee, aaid Senator Brookhart's S».K.O HUPgCXKLJ amendment was another attempt to League. ..ttiack on my candidates for Presd- iave the Federal government inter- With President Coolidge throw- a ing the ball and d. nt and Vice-President is slap 111 40,000 cheering Dr Manley O. Hudson, professor I m.mmmmmmm]9tmmmmm ihe team in the lace und leaves me no other Law _ heme the shadow of the of the Harvard University choice than to feci that he had for- Here are the members of the icccnt rcandal was almost forgotten School and Secretariat of the MINE DEPARTMENT WITH New York Giants’ team. According to numbers they are: 1, Hugh th fed that lie might have ha* McQuillan, ; 2, Jack Jess a3 Johnson rwung into action on any right League of Nations in Geneva, SECRETARY IN CABINET BenUey, pitcher; 3, Arthur Nehf, pitcher; 4, "nosie” Ilyan, pitcher; 6. to con pitcher; 6, John Watson, Emil out- the mound. The was ideal, a ray endorsement." returned from an international Oct. 4. Barnes, pllcoer; 7, ('Irish”) Meusel, ; 8, Bill Southworth, day l SACRAMENTO, Secretar- Ross held there to establish fielder; 9, Young, outfielder; 10, , ; 11, Eddie Alnxmlth, catcho”; 12,, Hank regular Indian summer. The sun lerence ies of organizations composing the arbitration code Gowdy, catcher; 13, Heinle Groh, Travs Frank Frisch. I fielder aau on field. RBOOKHART BLAMES COOLIDGE. new international infielder, 14, Jackson,'Inflelder; 16, glanced brightly the American .Mining Congress yesterday japtaln; 16, , W. H. and Hack mitl'Miiei EM M ETSBC HQ. La., Oct. t. -Sen- litflelder; 17, Terry outfielder, \8, Wilson. "Just the day for Walter," adopted a resolution urging the es- ator Smith \V. Brookhart, in a chuckled Peckinpaugh. tablishment of a Department of hero the Cabinet members and foreign speech answering reports Mines and Minerals of the Govern- I, that he was supporting Senator La diplomats were sprinkled in the chargeTraud ment with a secretary in the Presi- M’Graw Called crowd. Fe.llefite for President, said that ihe Baseball’s Youthful great dent's Cabinet. Led TESTIMONY ! Walter John non warmed up before never had thought of leaving the “Master Mind.” IS J. F". Callbreath, Secretary of Washington Club llie same In the of the Republican Party, but. lie said, vicinity box the Mining Congress, urged cooper- occupied by President and a. hough he. himself, had been nom- IN GOULD CASE Coolidge ation foi the benefit of operators his He did Irntcd for Senator by "two hundred CONFLICTING IN party. not venture new and workers. He said: hhe box, however. Republican Votes without a machine "In all demands to the Congress Babe llutli walked over to tile box nhd wifthnttt spending any money, Important Books —Papers, of the United States, we never and ebook hands though opposed by Wall Street1 have,' with the Presi- Were to Con- and never will ask anything except MURDER TRIAL dent. mni y and it lie President’s power.” Destroyed that which is for the common good I PryVdtnt C. lidge liad never recog- ceal Transactions. of the mining industry." nized iiis nomination as the voice First Inning. Aga inst Gold Bonus GIANTS Linda!mm (lied to of "the Republicans of Iowa.” NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—-Books and Two Witnesses in Mc- Congressman Charles F. Curry, Disagree N’ti ly. Frisch to Bluege papers relating to the $82,000,000 popped try- of California, told the delegates Case ng to . Young funned. No LA COUNTS estate of the late Jay Gould were Army Tragedy FOLLETTE ON of the Mining Congress lliat •iin?, no hits. no errors. BROOKHART destroyed by his oldi st son, George thej in Tacoma Trial. McFadden bill would destroy SENATORS Me filed. Jack- Gould. This was done to conceal the) Neely CHICAGO, Oct. 4.—Congressman _ value of gold and flatly declared on threw Harris out ut first. Harris John M. Nelson, manager for Sen- transactions which cost the estate against opposition to the gold bonus t-llicit.1 with Terry who was slight ator La F\>llette's Presidential cam- $20,000,000 according to charges of TACOMA. Oft. I A stiong because wliut gave gold its value I con-j y injared. Rice fniled to Lind- paign, in a statement issued here the referees investigating the ac- lic t of testimony was given yes-, was its fixed price. ■itom. No runs, no hits, no errors. said, "we regard Senator Brookhart counting of the estate. onlay afternoon in the trial of Ser-1 Srtond and Judge W. S. Kenyon, former reant Roland Pothter charged with Inning. Jotlin Talks GIANTS Kelly hoinered fur Inti Iowa Renat >r, as friendly to Senator Again. he murder of Major Alexander | Falcon Joslin told the members' Held. Terry singled. Wilson 1.3 Polletto." Tonkhito at Lewis in 1918. the last Camp j I. I attending Congress- night Linm Juk in walked. Gowdy _ LAUNCH PLANE ind which opened Wednesday. / that the population of Alaska In- IlCt in!:i a d .uble Tucker, play, Peckinptaig'i LA FOLLETTE ELECTORS ON creased from in 1800 to Major Henry i’hlladtd-1 to j 30,000 j 1 Ifiarris. One . two lilts, no BALLOT IN NORTH >liia physician, testified that a slight CAROLINA; 87.000 10 years later. This in- fairs. itain was inside tlie sleeve of Crook-1 WHILE IN AIR crease occurred when men could SKNATOItS Jack: on nicely sdop- RALEIGH, N. C„ Oct. life's blouse and he repeated 4.—Re-j buy homestead land bill since the liisj |m I Gosling grounder and threw vr ruing Rh previous ruling the ipinlott given to the Hoard of In- • | Government had intorferred the pop- him out. Judge walked. Bluege Nor,'ll Carolina State Board of Elec- DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 4.—Charac- luiry immediately after the ulation lias dwindled to 20,000. tragedy| fanned. With Peckinpaugh terized Gen. .- ■■ ■ up •tionr decided to print ballots and by Patrick as having r-. .-."-h liat lie gun was in Cronkhite's rigid i J ! and run play was tried but Peek- dtn ii'butc (them in 81 counties with written a new chapter in aviation, eJ 1 land when he fired. cJOJUM Stanley ("Bucky”) Harris Is the tip. lou led Into an for the first nigh the stands. tlhc La Folletite and Wheeler electors aeroplane yesterday, All Educational Places Lieut. Col. William .1 Howard ! youngest In manager either of the JcckfnpuugU died to Wilson. No printed on them. In the other nine- time in history, was launched in if Whitman. Mass., teslifted lie found- two major baseball leagues, but he ini', no lilts, no midair and Are Now Closed in Tacoma errors. teen counties under the Australian got under way under its lo hums or other stains Is one of the biggest figures In powder j Third ballot low the counties must print' own power. The plane was hooked t hen he examint il the blouse soon American sports to-day aa the Inning. TAC'OMA, Ort. 4.—The last educa- of the GIANTS Johnson took N»'hf’a their own tickets. to a trapeze from another plane. ftei the shooting. manager Washington Club tional institution in Tacoma has AVIATOR KILLED ‘ullor and threw him out. Ltndsirom The contrivance is so constructed la the American League. closed on account of the alined Frisch hit a into that the can attach Itself epidemic ji DEMOCRAT ATTACKS plane Fix of infantile paralysis when the Col- Responribility. entor. Y iting up. Kris ti < aught BROOKHART. again. Tlie fl-rpt direct evidence nttempt- lege of Puget Sound acceded lo the iff second. Ritel to Perking pa ugh. Oct. 4.— START OF RACE MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., ng to fix responsibility In the case! request of the authorities. No buns, one hit, no errors. P. li F, Sleek, loemocratic nominee ft--:-—-ft vas in trod need in tentimony ofj SKNATOItS -Rod walked. Crowd for United States Senator n Iowa, I I AMERICANS GET J. of Miom. Callaghan, Providence,I sent In an MEEKER AT DAYTON Oct. ( Burt uproar as Johnson came In opening his campaign denounced DAYTON, apt. I j lliodc bland. agent of the I Reports Finding Gold Depart-! ip. lie lilt into d iiilile play, Juck- the Presidential stand taken by Sen- Skeel, o( Selfiidge Field, Michigan, j DAYTON, O., Oct. 4,--Ezra Meek 90ii to Kriscli to Terry. Me.Neely ri'cr Smith W. Brookhart as a "dis- Nugget Weighing was killed this afternoon when Ills (Continued on Page Two.l er and Aviator Oakley ar- walked, liar its popped to Jackron. honest fraud upon the Republican Kelly Curtis racer collapsed at an alti- VALUABLE LAND1 Two Pounds rived here this afternoon from the No runs, no hits, no errors. Party.” tude of 200 feet as lie was prepar- i from Vancouver, to t flight Wash., ing for a flying start in the Pulitzer ] Hushein Abdicates i | Fourth Inning. WALLACE, Ida., Oct. 4.— j attend tlie International air races King GIANTS Young fanned. Kelly IA FOLLETTE REFUSES high speed race. The accident hap- MOSCOW, Oct. ■(.•After u lively] A gold nugget weighing over here. in to fauinxl. The crowd slowed high l>ened full view of 40,000 specta- According Dispatches! battle of several months between TO CANCEL WEST TRIP two humor. pounds has been brought j tors. good Terry Jiomered Into the here by John Thiard, placer CARK),-» Oct. 4- King Hiishoin American, Hrflisn. uermaii, French left Held stands. Wilson fanned. Oct. 4. — Senator WASHINGTON, and Dutch interests for miner, from near Delta, on if Heilfuz. who li.is been holv^ig possession j One run, one Hit. no errors. La Foiled!* has rejected a suggestion of rich I Trail Gulch, southwest of here. ho Holy City of Mecca against the manganese fields in the SKNATOItS Illce died to ft' m Gilbert B. Roe, his Eastern Kelly. WORLD COURT Coolidges Celebrating District of (iiorgia, the la-gi in ‘Tlwili threw rarring Wahabi tribesmen, bus ab | ^t j Goal In out at first, campaign manager, that he cancel the Americans , lcated according to a re-: world, are "reported, lodge singled to right. Washing- ills Pacific Coast and :- ; i Wedding Anniversary dispatch proposed trip lo have ■■■■ ■ t elved here. carried off the laurels. on V diet Hit. Lindstrom tltrew Bast. An] ermpaign in the agreement has been made AGAIN URGED covering j nit Bleuge. No runs, one hit, no Oct. More Federal WASHINGTON, 4.—President several million Judges * IREAD dollars and covering '"><*■ Mrs. celebraf- RETURNS FROM WATERS ', »M ROE SAYS WEST IS WON. Coolldge ami Coolldge a of SC, — period years. Are Needed (or Courts —-■ 1 ; NEW YORK, Oct. 4 —Explaining Ing their nineteenth anniversary of (Continued on Png* Two.) ONTARIO, I Oct. 4—Bread lvla reqaietit that Senator I^a Fol- BY COOLIDGE their marriage, plan a short cruise on Cal., WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—The condi- ast the io te cancel his Western trip and da- the Mayflower, starting tonight. “upon waters” last winter of business in vote his dime to the Bast. Gilbert' tion Federal Courts n the form of a meal to an aged WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—Dedicat- E. Roe declared that the revolt of| of the Nation requires additional ramp is returning in abundance, in the of Federal ing a monument to the dead ot the MORE THAN , judgeships opinion iccording to K. H. an ONE MILUON Senator Brookh;„nt has ‘"turned Beasley, On-! FACING j of and Circuit Judges meeting here in First Division in the presence T-—-7 j arlo reatnnrantaur. on Divisional officers. President Cool- (Continued Page Two.) a conference. | Persian Execdted In gratitude for a meal given him,I to his wish that the idge referred I For in m old miner iold Beasley of the lo- FIFTH JOBLESS ENGLAND United States in the Complicity ! WINTER, participate | ■allot! of a desert mining claim near world court and disarmament con- American’s Death {andshlirg. Beasley Investigated and;

ference. ——- KISSING IS PROHIBITED BY SOVIET I i i s now exhibiting gold which he says* LONDON. Oct 4 Great Britain's | question has heeu a sort of urchin's President said: “We do Coolidge WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—The « ■ante from the mine on which he I army or more than a million jobless joy to whatever political party hap- not to entrust any other propose State Department lias been Red a claim following the tip of the people Is facing tile fifth winter pened to he in opposition. In fact or combination of powers any of power j notified that a filing squad 1 nan he befriended. unemployment. Tin' permanent it seems to he a problem that is MEAT to make our minds for : COMMISSIONERsCANDY OR SALT up of this authority i has executed Private Morteses, solution post war problem Is more readily grasped by an oppo- us.” | of the Persian Army Trans- DUTCH WINDMILLS SUPERCEDED as far away as ever In the opinion ! sition than by whichever govern- i port Corps, for implication in of economists. ment happens to be responsible for SUGGESTED AS SMOKING SUBSTITUTE Government Forces Give | the recent murder of American AMSTERDAM. Oct. 4—The old) Inasmuch as three different the conduct of affairs. gov- I Vice-Consul Imbrie. Morteses windmills of Holland, pictured in ernmi nts-Coalition, Conservative and The I,abor government, not with- Defeat Rebels was convicted cf to Dutch are slow-1 Battle, | disobeying many landscapes, Labor have dealt with the ques i out pride, points to tiio latest un- MOSCOW, Oct. 4— Dr. Alexander hibited in many of the orders departments j of commissioned and ly but surely going down before1 tion, whl