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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
FEDERAL REGULATION OF AIR
 TRANSPORTATION ESSENTIAL
 MANUFACTURERS TELL HOOVER

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. 2S.- Development of commercial flying in this country to plane of safety comparable to that in rail and wa ter transportation depends upon gov ernment regulation of aviation, ac cording to an analysis of the air traffic situation prepared for Secre- tary Hoover by the Manufacturers Aircraft Association.
 MT. Hoover has begun a study of the commercial aircraft problem in the light of the possible establish ment of bureau of aviation to regu- late travel by air. Legislation be. fore Congress would put the control of this means of transportation into his department should the govern ment decide federal regulation advis- able. a
 Lack of Federal control, the asso, ciation declared. was one of the main causes of accidents in the air which give, rise to the belief that flying is extremely dangerous-one of the se- verest handicaps to the developmen. Of transportation by air There is also lack of official machinery with which to obtain authentic informa tion relative to flying accidents.
 However, the association reported, during the first half of 1921 there was but one flying fatality for each 232.142 miles flown by civilians and one injury for every 62.5OO miles flown. During the six months, the association said. there were 40 seri ous accidents in civil flying. result ing in the death of IA persons and the injury of 52. out of a total of 1900 commercial aircraft which flew an aggregate of 3,25O,oOO miles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
STATE RESTING MURDER CHARGE
 ARbUCKLE CASE
District Attorney Brady Says Evidence Sufficient to
 Prefer Charge.

IAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. 2s.
 District Attorney Brady rested his case against Fatty Arbuekle late yesterday afternoon declaring that sufficient testimofy had been ad- duced to warrant holding the de- fendant to answer to the, charge of murder, the victim being Miss Vir- ginia Rappe, movie actress.
 Before adjourning the court to 2 o'clock this afternoon, Judge Laz- arus denied the motion to dismiss the case on the murder charge
 Alice Blake, giving testimony in .he case yesterday afternoon, said that when she found Miss Rappe in hrbuckle's room in the St. Francis Hotel, crying and in distress saying "Tm dying Arbuckle said:
 You are crazy. Shut up or will throw you out of the window. '
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28

All of these accidents except five, the association contended, were due to deficiency in the requisites of safe flying which could be enforced by government regulation. These re- 1uisites, the association stated, con- sist of machine sound aerodynamic. ally and structurally; an engine of sufficient power. which operates sat isfactorily; air ports and landing fields sufficiently close together to insure gliding to safety; nationwide forecasts specialized and adapted to the needs of flyers. and nationwide charts of air routes. Government in spection and enforcement of reglla- tions making these requisites effec- tive, the association asserted, would reduce the danger of flying to the minimum.
 Five of the 40 accidents. the asso- citation reported. .were due to "un- known causes" and in such cases. it added, government authority is ne. cessary to obtain the information which will permit of learning and correcting such causes
 Stunt flying. the association con tinued. was responsible for 50 per cent of the deaths and injuries, but system of government control linn iting this menace to aviation to cer- tain areas, it continued. would gener- ally overcome it.
 Danger of collision in the air, the association said. was not great, pro- yiding levels of flight for aircraft un- der way are established and ob- served and providing stunt flying is controlled. The only collision re- ported occurred during a stunt per formance
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
SINKING OF SUB IS DUE
 TO ACCIDENT
Interlocking Device on R-6 Failed to Operate-Iwo
 Naval Men Victims.

LOS. ANGELES, Sept, 28.-7Fleet headquarters announced today that the sinking of the submarine R-6 Monday night was caused by open ing the inner torpedo door while the outbOard shutter was open and the failure of the interlockiAg de- vice to operate.
 J. E. Dreffen. of San Pedro, was drowned when thrown from the con- ming tower, and Vincent $. Powers, of Lake North North Dakota, was trapped in the craft. Admiral Eberle announces that court of inquiry would be held.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Counsel for Alleged Murderer of Wife Makes Startling
 Statement to Jury.
STATE SHOWS MAHONEY
 IN ANOTHER INTRIGUE
Carrying on Duplicity with St. Paul Women When Sup-
 posed Be on Honeymoon.

SEATTLE, Sept. 28.-Counsel for James E. Mahoney, outlining the de- fense, after the state rested this morning, declared the defense was prepared to prove that Mrs. Kate Mahoney was seen alive after April 16, the date on which the state alleges she was slain.
 The defense also declared proof would be given to show that the body bound in the trunk in Lake Union was not that of Mrs. Kate Mahoney. fsFs.ff!f
 The state this forenoon intro- duced a letter which intended to show Mahoney was carrying on in trigue with another woman in St. Paul, Minnesota, at the time of his supposed honeymoon trip.
 The evidence was submitted as an alleged indication that the state is correct in the theory that Mrs. Ma honey was slain before Mahoney went to St. Paul.
 Jury Hearing Case.
 Here are, the 12 jurors, eight men and four women, who are hearing the evidence in the trial of James B. Mahoney for the murder of his aged wife, Mrs Kate k. Mahoney:
 R. H. Schultz, farmer.
 l.. M. Pedersen, carpenter.
 Mrs. Adelaide Walker, housewife. Albert D. Richardson mail carrier Mrs. Margaret Courtney.
 Rudolph c. Crooks, garage man.
 Emil Johnson, cook.
 Miss Eva L. Ankrom, confectioner. c. F. Albin, farmer
 Miss Marian A. Westin, book keeper.
 J. w. Garland, insurance agent.
 J. H. McKale, tire shop owner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
DIRECTED TO
 CALL STRIKE
 OFF AT ONCE
United Mine Workers Con- vention Instructs President
 of Kansas Miners.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 28.-- The delegates to the United Mine Workers convention today voted di- recting Alexander Howatt, President of the Kansas Miners, to order the Kansas strikers back to work This is considered victory for the ad- ministration forces under President Lewis.
 President Howatt, in a statement, said he woold not obey the conven- tion's order and the 'Only way we will advise our men to return to work is under the came custom and as before the strike"
 HOwatt was recently sentenced to jail for defying the Kansas Indus- trial Court by calling q strike of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Italy's Harvest Reaches
 Pre-War Productiveness

ROME, Sept. 28.-Italy's harves. this year will reach it's pre-war pro ductiveness, according to the govern ment crop forecasts. The total har- vest anticipated will reach 51.200,0 900 quintals (of about 220 pounds each) comprising all kinds of grain.
 The average pre-war crop was cal culated at 4S,000.000 quintels Dur. ing the war. production decreased to 38.000.0O0 quintels.
 The present years crop is also dis tinguished by the fact that it lacks but 6.0000O0 in equaling the record grain crop of Italy. which was In 1913, when it reached nearly 5S.OOO, 100 quintals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
TRAINMEN INDICTED.

SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 28.--Ben A. Benson, conductor; Arthur Kirk ham, brakeman; N. N. Wall, en- gineer; and Anthony SIviello, ex- press messenger, all trainmen on the Great Northern, have been indicted on charges of conspiracy for alleged deliberately stopping" train at Richmond Beach, near here, for the purpose of unloading liquor shipped from British Columbia. The place liquor unloaded is near the Seattle Golf and Country Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
FILM CENSORSHIP.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 2S.- The City Council today sinstructed the City Attorney to prepare an or dinance creating a movie commis- sion of seven members to regulate exhibition of films in this city. Com plaints have been made from hun drcds of citizens against the pre- valence of 'crime productions" which are demoralizing the youths. Other complaints have been made of the great number of improbable problem plays" which incite the lower elements and are degrading to people of high. standards.
 It is also believed that the ordi- nance will have something to do with the morality of the great film colony located here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Body of Essad Pasha
 Still Lying Unclaimed

PARIS, Sept. 28-The body of Els sad Pasha, the former Turkish gen. eral and dictator of Albania, who was shot and killed by an Albanian stu dent on leaving his hotel IA months ago, is still lying in the municipal mOrtuary unclaimed.
 No one appears to be interested in the disposition of the coffin contain ing the remains of the once proud dictator. Should no claim be made for the body within eight months. the city of Paris will have it carried to municipal cemetery or potter's field.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Claim Will Prove Mrs. Mahoney Alive After April 16
To Consolidate Railroads Plans Announced By I.C.C.

The proposed system of consolida- tion provides for the retention of competitive arrangement of railroad lines giving most sections of the country access to two ore more great routes.
 The principle features to be fol- lowed will be the hitching of the weaker and less profitable roads to more prosperous competitors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
PICKING UP TRAIL

TACOMA Wash, Sept 2S-Police, postal officials and special agents of railroads are attempting to pick up the trail of man believed to be Gardner The man robbed a garage near Chehalis and disappeared in an automobile stolen at Raymond. The police of Raymond believe Gardner was there It is believed the proprie. tor of lodging house sheltered Gardner for day or so and sent Gardner's letter to San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
American Delegates to
 Armament to Soon Meet

WASHINGTON, Sept 28.-The first consultation meeting of the four American delegates to the armament conference will probably be held next week, according to announcement to- day.
 The American delegates are Secre- tary of State Charles F. Hughes, United States Senators Oscar Under wood and Henry Cabot Lodge, and Elihu Root.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Unemployment Conference
 May Report During Week

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28. The progress of the unemployment con- ference indicated today prospects for completion of an emergency relief The conferees said work was shap- ing and commission reports being accomplished so rapidly that it Is believed public plans will be ready to be announced before the end of this week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Negro Murderer Shot
 To Death by a Posse

ALLENDALE So. Caro-, Sept. 28.- Meminger Prcister, negro for whom a posse has been searching since Thursday of last week, when he is alleged t. have killed two negro women and wounded a third, was shot to death this morning after he fired upon members of the posse from thicket
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Woman's Suffrage Now
 Attacked in High Court

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Oscar kesser today filed in the Supreme Court petitions questioning the con. stitutionality of the woman's suffrage amendment and appealing from the decision of the Maryland State Court. which upheld the constitutionality of the amendment
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
United States Balloonist ..s
 Is Third Man in Biz Race

BRUSSELS. Sept. 28.-Major Paul Armsbruster Swiss aerOnaut, was to- day officially declared winner of the Bennett Trophy International Bal loon race. Henry Spencer, of Eng, land, was declared second man and Ralph Upson, of the United States. third
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Senate to Hold Sessions
 At Night; Treaties Are Up

WASHINGTON Sept. 2S.--It is understood President Harding has approved plans of the Senate Re- pubiicans to expedite, ratification of the treaties with Germany, Austria and Hungary. The program contem- plates night sessions, beginning to- night, and continuing until the op- ponents are ready to set a date for the vote.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
WIFE WRITES BANDIT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28-Mrs Dolly Gardner, wife of Roy Gardner, has written her husband letter through the San Francisco Bulletin asking him to return to McNeil peni tentiary to prove to President Hard ing you have ended your criminal career
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Hundreds Reported Lost in
 Typhoon; Also Tidal Wave

TOXIC, Sept. 28.-Several hundred killed in typhoon in central Japan, centering upon the Island of Hondo, where tidal wave destroyed crops and houses and sunk several steam CTS
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S - The interstate Commerce Commission an nounced today tentative plans for the consolidation of all major rail- roads in the country into nineteen systems. The Commission gave notice today that hearings on the project will be held in the very near future.
 The transportation act authorizes such consolidation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Cashier Arrested for
 Robbery, Incendarism

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept 28.-R. E. Melton. former cashier of the Bank of Charity, Dallas county, Was having robbed the bank and set fire to the building, which was destroyed on July 31.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Striking Oil Workers
 Must Withdraw Offer

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 28.-Oil operators cannot accept ''the peace without victory offer," as made sey eral days ago by oil workers in the Bakersfield district, if the strikers insist on government mediation. This is the statement of A. l.. Veil, to whom the offer was addressed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Farmer Flows Up Loot
 Stolen by Safe Blowers

BLOOMINGTON, H., Sept. 28.- While proving his field this fore noon, Charies Anderson unearthed bills and coins totaling $35,000. The bonds were this afternoon identified as stolen by safe blowers from the Farmers Bank at Benson on October 8, 1920.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28

ke must hang on Friday, he refused to discuss the case, saying:
 T am too busy communicating with spirits"
 Carl Wanderer, former army off cer, killed his young wife in Chicago in a fake hold-up in which an "un- known stranger" was the third prin cipal.; At the time he confessed that he did not want his wife, but loved her too much to let anyone else have her He then denied his con fessiOn and claimed she was killed when a holdup occurred.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
BELIEVE MAIL
 TRAIN BANDIT
 WITH FRIENDS
San Francisco Marshal Has Hunch-Wife Writes Let
 ter to Escaped Convict.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2S.-Unit ,d States Marshal James B. Holo- han expressed the belief today that Roy Gardner. escaped mail train ban dit, was in the hands of friends in the state of Washington. Marsha! HolOhan added:
 We are doing our utmost to locate Gardner"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Republican Elected from
 Massachusetts District

BOSTON, Mas Sept. 28.-Apiatt Andrew, Republican, former assist ant secretary of the treatury, was yesterday elected to Congress from the Sixth Mas, s,4cnusetts district by a majority of l. 900 over Charles |. Pittingell Democrlt
 The Republic majority in the Sixth Massach cts district last November was GOO. In 1918 the Republican nonuee was unopposed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Irish Cabinet n Will Hold Session Tomorrow

DUBLIN, Sept. 28.-The Irish Cabinet will assemble tomorrow to consider Lloyd Georges reply to Eamonn de Valera's latest communication. This was the official announcement made here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Organization Plans For Army Reserves Are Completed

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.- The General Staff plans for the organization of the army re- serves were made public today. They show provision for 27 Di- visions aggregating about A. 250,000 men in which will be included all wartime national army divisions preserving their number and insignia
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
Two British Columbia
 Hotels Destroyed; Fire

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., Sept. 2S The Royal anll Cecil hotels at Smithers. B. C.. hhve been destroyed by fire. according to reports received here The loss is not estimated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
No U. s. Dry Movement
 Is Wanted in Europe

LAUSANNE. sept. 2S.-The anti prohibition cong-e-s has appointed commission to oppose the invasion of Europe by those representing the International Drv Movement, which has originated +, the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28

SPRINGFSIELD, H., Sept. 2S - Carl Wanderer, convicted of the n.ur- der of his wife, unborn child anG d ragged stranger" in a fake hold up, will hang September 30 Governor Len SmalPs office made this an- nouncement here today when it was announced he had denied executive ss'-sses -e
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
PUBLIC TOMORROW

LONDON. Sept. 28.-Premier Lloyd Georges reply is not ex- pected to be made public before tomorrow. according to an nouncement made here this fore noon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-28
TOO BUSY TO TALK

CHICAGO, Sept 28.-When Cari Wanderer was told this morning that
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08
Z the abuse q whiskc,

pr rathyr The abuse az whiskcy
has grown SintoSone II the greatest
evils the world has ever known. Yet
now, because some people think the
national prohibition act an unwise law
a restriction of personal liberty, a
restriction of the right to get dead
drunk, abuse the family, commit crime
etc, they are willing to violate it and
see it violated openly. These same
men think buying whiskey is respect
ablc, yet condemn the bootlegger for
selling it. The buyer Of liquor is
certainly rs bad as the seller. I'll
cell you ! see no cure for the situa-
tion unit! the respectable people stop
encouraging the sale Of liquor.
IF could go into the churches oil
sunday morning and sec every ma.
i stand With his hand raised and take
q solemn vcw to buy no more whis
key. would know the pvohibilio,
question would be answered.
II am not worried about the boot
Ipg@c". IL wcul; hc an @uSy i"ob.
lem. il !. wnrr o l,r the church
mcnNhcr% a,d o,Ao"> Mo buy from
him
eye Scca to have established tw,
!. standards. enc b. which We shall
Judge the pour, ignorant man. and an
other bE which the better class. cdu
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08
CAN STOP LIQUOR SELLING
tge Watkins Says Church Members
Can Prcyc.t Violations.

In Judge II. II. Watkins charge to
grand Jury ci the federal court at
haerson last week, he emphasized
rat the % bills he VAS handing the
rehah We're all FOR violation the
ohibition act, and that Of the 800
ses ready fer trial 90 pcr cent, we're
violation OF the prohibition law
The charge which JUDGE Watkins
Rdc to the Jury was very stronu Uo
III that the people are now going
rough q period Of unrest, Of imno-
,ncc with the law and all restraint
lch unrest the world had never seen
IL do net know but that this un-
st among the younger people is re-
+ ctcd by the fact, that our schools
e not properly conducted Young
mature girls and boys in the roles
teachers do not instili the right
tals, perhaps. into the minds Of their
p pills. 1t is like turning over the
Z" vernment Of the family to the baby
consider the children who are nov
nc ding the important positions a:
iGachers. If there is enc thing that ;
boy or girl should be taught while i,
pool or college, it is self restraint
oandience and respect for law"
Judge Watkins also told the jury
nan that Eve may not think the Law
y ,e. In general discussion, I find II,
4 M who does not recognize the us
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08
GARY HIOTT, Editor and Mgr.
HAT DOES III MEAN TO BE 4
CHRISTIANo

Say, pa, what does it mean to be
a christian?
My sen, . bo christian means to
icllow Christ and TO do the things
lie commanded should be done?
1t it written in the i}ib!c. While
Jesus was cn thc earth H went
:bout acin" cocA Ho opened the
eyes of the Blind, clrcu .ae cripple,
even 'aisc,L.thc dead to Ike, and Hc
$ays 10 al who would be christians
nllow ne New we cannot cure the
:ck nor raise the dead but we can
clip the needy, we can be eyes to the
lind sinners by showing them how
} fellow Jesus. If you follow Jesus
omcbody will follow you
SO to be a christian is to follow
,hrist and then somebody else will
ollow your example.
Well, pa, are Il church members
fristians?
! am afraid not, my son. They
lght to be. but ann afraid that
ONE OF them are not following
hrist Some church members get
'unk and the Bible says no drunk
td can enter into the llindom Of
.aven. Some church members will
ot speak to each other and the Bible
lys, He that saith he Icves God
nd hates his brother lie is a liar
I'd all liars shall have their part in
'c lake that burns with fire and
rimstone.
No, my sen, the liar is not fol-
rwcr of Christ, and is therefore not
christian. The Bible says, Thou
halt not take the name Of the Lord
~ God in vain, and yet some Of the
1urch members swear. when Gods
'crd says, will not held him guilt
sss that taketh my name 'in vain
why pa, some Of the Sunday
thool teachers swear. Ale hny net
hristians?
No, my son, they can; Lc chris
ans and use rrofane words con
:antly Unless they repent and
lrn to GCd and leave of swearing
lcre is no hcpc for heaveu for a
lurch mcmhcr like that.
Pa heard man sny thu. a nan
dn't have much religion uuie,S it
as wc.th enc hun,hri c,u.s al the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08
CITATION

The State of South Carolina.
County cf PickcnS.
BY. n. A. Christopher, Esquire Pro
bate Judge. =
Whereas. Norman NJ, Boggs made
suit to me to graft him Letters of
Administration Of the Estate of and
effects Of Ti!ler CAN'T, deceased.
These are therefore, to cit, md aG :
moniSh all and singular the kindred
and Creditors Of the said Tilcr CAN'T
deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court Of Probate
to be held at Pickchs Cou1. .Iouse.
S c.. on the 10th day Of Deccmber
1921, ncNt, after publication hereof
at O'Clock; in the forenoon. to show
cause. II any they have. why Tie said
Administrators should not be granted.
Given "rier ny Hand and Seal.
this 2';tA day of November, 1921, III
tlG Is, year of our lndcpcndcncc.
~ y. Christopher.
Judge ns Probate. PicHcMs Co, S. C.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08
5000 mile first quality nonskid BOX
IL guaranteed tire S12.95. Other
'lzcs in proportion. II. T.. Jones.
BASk ETS OF CANDY FOR
CHRISTMAS

Any amount of candy in large var
iety, attractively" packed in baskets
tied with red and green ribbons; make
ideal Christmas gifts. Phone order
o Mrs. Gary Hiott, phone No. 44, or
to Pickens Drug. Co., phone No. g.,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08

LOST-Femalc hound pup four
months old; head. neck, feet and legs
all white; some black on ears; dark
gray back. Five dollars reward for
Information leading TO recovery. Con
ME Hughes. Liberty Rs.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08

LOST-Scvcral weeks ago between
Pickens and home OF Mrs. John W.
Thomas or between Mrs. Thomas
and home Of Ben Boldine, headlight,
rim and glass for Franklin car. Fin
''cr return to I.angston's Garage and
get reward
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

Notices run under this head at the
rate of one cent Il wore for first in
scrtion, onc-half cent word for
c;.th subsequent insertion.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08

FOR RENT -Two-horse farm. good
six.room house; water and pasture
handy; good barn; near old Twelve
Mile camp ground. IT. B. Robertson,
Pickrns Rs.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-12-08

Candy made BY Mrs. Gary Hiott
t@r sale at the Pirkens Drug Co.