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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
BELIEVES THAT
MRS.M'PhERS0N
GUILTY WOMAN
Judge Blake Gives Reasons
for Remanding Evange-
list TO Trial.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 4.-ln
binding over Mrs. Aimee Semple Nc
Pherson, and her mother Mrs. Min
ME Kennedy, for trial in the Su-
perior Court on charges OF criminal
conspiracy, Judge Blake said that the
issue presented TO this court is not
that of passing upon the innocence
of the defendants in this ease. That
is the issue before a Jury, but after
a full examination of the entire evil
dence presented and produced in
this court il appears to me that
there is sufficient cause to believe
the defendants are guilty. order
same and they be admitted to bail
in the sum of $1,000 each. heretofore
deposited. and it will stand
In event of conviction the Evan
gelst would face possible prison
sentence of one to IA years or one
to five years.
Both Mrs. Mcpherson and Mrs.
Kennedy refused to comment. Mrs,
Mcpherson said to women friends
about her AS God is my Judge.
am innocent of these charges
New Evidence
Alice NJ Ammerer. of Oakland,
has sent a letter to District Attorney
Keyes. She said she had talked
with mystery woman who occu-
pied the Carmel cottage with Ormis-
ton and that she was a religious
woman" Miss Ammerer said she
spent two weeks at Carmel She
slipped and fell and a woman came
from the house and helped her. She
brought a book saying that il would
be helpful.
Il took the book and opened it to
the front page and saw some writ
ing. The woman took the book,
tore out the page then handed it
back to me-" said Miss Ammerer.
The book was also sent to keyes.
Ii is entitled Divine Plan of Ages
for Bible Students" The book show
ed the first leaf had been removed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
JUDGE ENGLISH
RESICNS;FACES
TRIAL, Senate

WASIIINGToN, Nov. i.-Cnited
States Federal Judge George w.
English. Of Illinois. has resigned in
face Of the impending impeach
ment proceedings.
Almost simultaneously with the
announcement of Judge English &
resignation, the House members ap-
pointed to prosecute him called a
meeting to arrange the plans for
the trial before the United States
Senate on November 10.
impeachment was voted on April
l. Judge English is charged with
being guilty of usurpation OF power
and other high misdemeanors."
President Wilson appointed Eng
lish.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
COAST GUARD
BOATS ASSIST
RUM RUNNERS
Evidence Secured on Allan
tic Coast Indicating Big
Rum Conspiracy.

BOSTON, Nov. 4. The Boston
says six Coast Guard boats. ferrying
liquor from Rum Row at 81 a case,
led to Federal investigation which
revealed that Coast Guard cutters
have been used az regular liquor
carriers with some officers az part
owners of Rum Row vessels.
One Coast Guard participant is al
legged to have confessed and revealed
details to National Coast Guard
Commander William J. Wheeler In
hotel in Boston.
One of the participants said:
After We left port, the skipper
would tell MS the name Of the boat
we were to unload when We got
came alongside the George and
Earle as one OF the best known
rum rn1lers to greet our skipper.
Cn oAe occasion seven speed boats
came Alongside the George and
Earle We helped unload 1900
cases on % speed boats. The skip
per @et $1,000. The crew numbered
e'ght. counting the skipper. Tho
crew got $500. We unloaded as
may as 1900 cases in one night"
The Coat Guardsmen blamed the
LEX on friction among the men.
y nartm ut Of Justice agents work
ed with the radio operator on a
rum runner and Gathered evidence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
Extent or SMITH
sweep IN EMPIRE
STATE SINKS IN
Complete Returns Show Mag.
nitude Of Governor Vic
tory in New York.

NEW YORK, Noy. l.. The com.
plete unofficial returns from New
Yorks election gave Coy. Alfred T.
Smith for reelection to his fourth
term as Governor 1.50S.02a. and his
Republican opponent, Congressman
Ogden l.. Mills, .z34 sri giving Gov
Smith plurality of 273,12S.
Judge Robert f. Wagner. Demo.
cratic Senatorial candidate, received
1 299, ,O01 and Senator James w.
Wadsworth. Republican candidate
for reelection, received 1,167.714,
giving Judge Wagner a plurality of
131, ,2S7
People are just awakening, to the
sweeping extent of Gov. Smiths vic.
tory and its effect in extending a
remarkable political career into the
future Not only has he been elect
ed for a fourth term. an unparalleled
record in New York. but he has ear
ried the entire Democratic State
ticket into office with him While
he had competent help. he bore the
brunt of the eXhausting campaign
himself, leaving a sick bed to wage
the battle. lie will have free
hand and be the dominating figure
next winter when the State Legs-
lature proceeds to reorganize the
State government under the amend.
ed Constitution.
Only one other Governor of New
York, De Witt Clinton. had served
three terms as Governor of New
York. He completed tie third term
100 years ago. Gov. Smith is b3
years old, and has been IN office
since he was in his twenties except
for two years. He has never been
beaten for office bur once and that
was when the II riding landslid
gave Judge Nathan f. Miller a plur
ality of $1,000 over him for Govern
or He was first elected Gogernnt
in 1913. defeating Gov. Charles >
Whitman by $4,000. Two wears af
ter that. while President Harding
carried the State by million. he
was defeated by mar ew plurality
In 1922 he again ran against Gov
Miller and won by plurality OF
1856 900. In 1924, running on the
Democratic Ticket. he defeated Col
Theodore Roosevelt by 1O9,0 IL
wthstanding that Presidenf Coolidge
carried the State against the d mo
cratic Presidential nominee by {
plurality of $4,000.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
HOPE ABANDONED
FOR 45 MIN { R 5
CAUGHT CAVE IN
Six Bodies Recovered Bring
ing Death Toll to Fif-
ty-two Men.

| ISHPEMING, Mich, Nov. =
Hope - abandoned that any of the
As men unaccounted for in the
cave. u At the Barnes -Hecker mine
yestorea are still alive.
Six bodies were recovered last
nieht Wticn brought the total TO
- yictir
All TO are directed to the re-
coy er. 80 bodies and the clearing
ava. uf mud and timber which
blocks the entrance to the first
lesfl whore it is believed the bodies
ef the minors, who were warned by
the blas- of air and rumblng, which
fei owed the cave-in. attempted to
escape, only TO be caught by falling
Gahr,' III sight OF the surface
II IL though that the entombed
mt en- the second and third levels
na e1' be recovered for days
Only One Survivor
", ed Wills, aged %. sole sur
Nicor. said: Il was working on the
second level near my three best
friends. At first there was low
rumblirs Eoise and then a blast OF
air. / called the other boys and
ran anL t1ok the lead heard
them start to follow me but rock
was beginning to fall down the
shaft. As / reached the surface,
mud and water were right at my
heels and all way up. When
reached the surface my boots were
coated with mud"
The second blast of air lifted the
cage, containing three men, who
were going down the shaft, dis
tance OF tour feet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
VETS AND DRYS ARE
NOT AGREED ON OUTCOME

WASHINGTON, Nov a. The
vets and drys are wide apart in
their Interpretation of the results of
Tuesdays election. Wayne Wheeler,
general counsel of the Anti-SaloOn
League said, In every State where
the drys had fighting chance,
except in Massachusetts, they won
Senatorial contests"
Senator Walter +. Edge, Republi-
can of New Jersey and wet leader,
declared, 1.-The result of the elec-
ton should insure the revision OF
the Volstead Act within Constitu-
tional limits"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
LOCAL ISSUES SAYS PHIPPS

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-SenatOr Law
renee c. Phipps of Colorado, chair
man of the Republican Senate Cam
paign Committee, declared that the
Republicans lost Senate seats most
ly in States where local issues dom
mated. He said, THE result gen.
orally can in no way be construed
as party reputation. | confidently
expect the Republicans will organize
the next Senate"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
KITRLEY THANKS
JUNEAU PEOPLE

The Empire received telegram
this morning from l.. A. kubley
of Ketchikan. recent Independent
candidate Tor Representative. in
which he expresses keen apprecia-
lion tor ,he wonderful support" the
people of il.s City gave him in the
election. The telegram said:
Extend to Juneau people
my sincere thanks for their
wonderful support"
Mr.. Klbley received 753 votes In
juneau TO $40 for William l.. Paul.
the other Ketchikan candidate for
Representative, majority for Mr..
Fublev OF 443.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
SUTHERL.
LEAD GROWING
IN TERRITORY
Nome Gives Good Majority
to Delegate : Other
Returns Reported.

Returns from Tuesdays election
in Alaska continue to filter in and
add to the vote of Dan Sutherland
for Delegate. Nome voted 273 to
100 for Sutherland. Thomas j.
Jensen has a safe lead for Senator
in the Second Division and Almer
Rydeen, Ralph Lomen and Thomas
Gaffney are practically elected to
the House of Representatives with
Clarence J. Woofter. formerly limo
tyre operator on The Empire, and
well known in Masonic circles in
place.
Only four precincts. in addition
to those tabulated yesterday in The
Empire. have been received from
the First Division The precincts
reporting were Ch!lkat, kake, kla-
wax and Wacker City.
According to an Associated Press
dispatch received by The Empire this
afternoon from Prince Rupert,
Delegate Dan Sutherland passed
through here on the Princess Mary
enroute to Washington. He said he
was satisfied with his majority, es
pecially at Ketchikan."
l.. H. Kubley, Independent candi
date for the House of Representa-
tives, expressed his appreciation to
Juneau for the vote given him, men
tion which is made elsewhere in
todays Empire.
The following is the revised fig
ures on the Delegateship contest:
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
SWANSON SAYS PEOPLE
REPUDIATE COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Senator
Claude A Swanson, of Virginia,
Chairman of the Democratic Speak
ers' Bureau, declared the results of
the elections show that the people
have not accepted the fake Cool
idge prosperity. He continued,
"The voters have shown that they
have lost confidence in the Repub-
lican Party.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
BOURBON THRUST
j P s ET s PARTY
R ESP0 N 81 b|L|TY'
Insurgents Have Balance Of
Power In Senate Sure and
Possibly in House.

NEW YORK, Nov. A Demo
has made certain that insurgents
will have the balance of power in
the Seventieth Congress and almost
certain that a little band of insur-
gents will have dictatorial powers
i'll the National House of Represen
tatives where the Republicans have
had dominating power since the
Coolidge landslide two years ago.
The Democrats have won seven
of the nine places which constituted
the nominal Republican lead in the
Senate lead that was not real for
the Republicans could not be certain
of the support of all those who
bore their party label.
As returns have been tabulated
thus far the Democrats have made
net gain of thirteen members in
the National House Of Representa-
tives, and that may be enlarged as
additional reports from the polling
places decide close contests in many
sections Of the country.
Political Alignment
The political alignment is such
that the little group of insurgents
having the balance of power. might
be able to take the upper hand in
working control over legislation
Besides their Congressional gains
the Democrats have won governor
ships in Colorado and South Dakota
where the election of Adams and
Bulow, in their respective States is
conceded.
The next Senate will probably
contain 4S Republicans, At Demo
Gratis and one Farm Labor Party
member. Eight of the Republicans
are usually classed as insurgents
or "Progressiyes. "
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
American Orphanage
Damaged, Earth Shocks

LENINAKAN, Armenia, Nov. 4.
Earth shocks Tuesday and We'd
nesday damaged the American Or
phanage at Severesky, suburb OF
Leninakan. Children narrowly es-
caped when walls tumbled around
them. One worker led group OF
blind deaf and dumb children tc
safety.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
QUEEN MARIE
LATE, SEATTLE
Official Reception Of Tour
of City Is Cancelled
This Forenoon.

SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-The official
reception for Queen Marie and a
tour of Seattle. was cancelled when
she arrived six hours late. Mayor
Landes said: MY only concern is
for the invited guests from ont Of
town who are greatly inconven-
fenced"
The afternoon and evening prog
ram will be maintained as planned,
it is said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
Lad Cumrels
II i'll Sueethcmt,
hen ssuicidcs

MARsllFliLD, Or, Noy. i
Kenneth &oah, aged Is, shot and
killed himself at Allegheny yes
terday after reported quarrel
with his 1ayear-old nigh school
sweetheart.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
Former U. S. Senator
Suicides, Drowning

DULUTH. MINI, Nov. 4.--Luther
c. Harris, aged &C years, former
Congressman and former United
States Senator. committed suicide
here yesterday by jumping into the
canal on Minnesota Point
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
STAFFORD EXULTANT

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Superintend-
ent George STAFFORD of the Illinois
Anti-Saloon League said in defeat
ing George Brennan, a dripping
wet candidate for United States
Senator, the drys have blocked
wet strategy and put a crimp in
their National plans for several
years to come"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
Revenue for Government
From Sale Alaska Seals

WASHINGTON, Nov. a. - The
Government has received $13,288
from the sale of more than 5000
Alaska seal skins.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
Treats EN- Rouqh

PORTLAND, Nov. Sam Hill,
host to Queen Marie, told Major
Stanley Washburn, member of the
Queens party, at IA horse show last
night. shut up. If you talk back
I'll slap you in the face"
The scene followed an incident at
Mary Hill where Hill said Gov.
Pierce was denied place in the
Queens car on the trip to Portland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
HARTLEY LOSES SENATE

SEATTLE. Nov. 4.-Of 81 mem
bers of the House of Representatives
Al of those known to be elected in
Washington State are classified as
anti-Hartley OF the AZ Senator's.
including 81 hold-overs, 26 are cassi
fled as anti-Hartley. The anti-Hart-
ley Senators include 16 holdovers
and 10 known to be elected
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
SECOND DIVISION

st. Michael. Marquam D, Suther-
land T. Jensen 8, Nylen 2: Elliott
3, Gabrielson s. Gaffney 4. Lomen
10, Ryden 4, Sundquist 8, Woof-
ter 6.
Nome: Marquam 100, Sutherland
273; Jensen 229, Nylen 1873; Elliott
1879. Gabrielson 1855, Gaffney 210,
Lomen 2O3, Ryden 227, Sundquist
1928, Woofter 173.
Cape Nome: Marquam Z, Suther-
land "a; Jensen 10. Nylen %; Ell
liott 22, Gabrielson IA, Gaffney 23,
Lomen 10, Ryden 23, Sundquist 20,
Woofter 20.
Candle. Marquam 4, Sutherland
AS: Jensen 20, Nylen 2S; Elliott 6,
Gabrielson IA, Gaffney "a, Lomen
IS, McCathy 10, Ryden 33, Sund-
quist 43, Woofter 81.
Kotzebue: Marquam 2. Sutherland
1S; Jensen II, Nylen 8; Elliott 5,
Gabrielson 3, Gaffney II, Lomen
13. Mccarthy z, Ryden 13, Sund-
quist 16, WOofter 4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
BUILDING HALiBUT BOAT

SEATTLE, Nov. John Elem is
building 200 horsepower halibut
schooner for Orro Hucke and Frank
Danforth, OF Ketchikan, Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
HAUIBUT PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT, b. c.. Nov. A.
Seventy thousand pounds of halibut
we're offered for sale here today
American halibut brought II and 20
cents and Canadian 10 and Is cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04

ARIZONA HAS A
REAL "HOSS RACE"

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. With
so precincts unreported this az
ternoon, Gov. George w. =. Hunt,
Democratic nominee for re-elec-
tion. is leading E. s. Clark. mis-
Republican opponent, by - votes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
HILL WINS IN FIFTH
WASHINGTON DISTRICT

SPOKANE. Nov. 4.-Congressman
Sam B. Hill, Democrat was re-elect-
ed to the third term as member OF
Congress from the Fifth Washing
ton Congressional District
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
HARTLEY LOSES
LEGISLATURE | E
IN WASHINGTON
Majority in Senate and Large
Plurality in House Are
Against Governor.

SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-With only $50
precincts missing and an estimate of
1925, 900 votes accounted for, results
of the Washington State election are
fairly certain. The big issue in the
State next to the Senatorial contest
and that for member of Congress in
the Seattle district, was the battle
waged by the supporters and enc
mics of Gov r. Fl. Hartley for con-
troll of the Legislature. both branches
of which will be against the Govern.
or. The Senate is certainly SO.
The House of Representatives will
have SO Republicans, Democrats
and Progressive, divided as fol
lows: Pro-Hartley. 33 Republicans
2 Democrats, 1 Progressive. total 36
Anti.Hartley, 43 Republicans, Demo
Gratis, total 4S. Neutral, IL Repub
licans. / Democrat, total 13.
The Senate will contain Al Repub
licans and 1 Democrat. There are
~ Hartley supporters. all Republic
ans. There are 27 anti-Hartley mem
bers. 26 Republicans and l Democrat
Three Republicans are neutral.
George F. Christianson, Stevenson
banker. Democratic National Com
mitteeman and member Of the last
State Senate. pro-Hartley, failed OF
reelection by Is votes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
FOURTH DIVISION

Fort Gibbon: MarQuam Is, Suth-
erland 80; Cunningham 4, Dunn
A, Moody 2; Callahan 81. Fisher
13. Groves 0. Johnston 2S, McCros-
key p, Ross 81, Sheldon 20, Wier
26.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
THIRD DIVISION

Kodiak: Marquam "a, Sutherland
81; Dimond SO, Frame II; Coffey
SO, Grier rs, Murray "a, Price AZ,
Scott 40, Sherman 36, Smith 55,
Wilcox "a.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
Totals ...... 1882

Following are additional returns
received from Alaska precincts since
The Empire went to press yester
day afternoon and up to 3 O'Clock
this afternoon:
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
WALSH GOT LARGE Lad
IN MASSACHUSETT VOTE

BOSTON. Nov. 4.-The complete
returns from the Massachusetts cleo
ton according to tabulations last
night gave former Senator David |.
Walsh, Democrat, for United States
Senator, 524,216 and Senator William
M. Butler. Republican, 69,261. giving
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04
FIRST DIVISION

Kake: MarQuam II, Sutherland
1922 Batcheller II, Shattuck IL,
Steel Sc; Benjamin 9S. Ferguson
95, Gurr IS, Hardy 16, Kubley Ia,
Locken II, Paul 103, Worth 80.
Wacker City: Marquam 2. Suther-
land "a Batcheller /, Shattuck /,
Steel 20 Benjamin II, Ferguson
20. Gurr a, Hardy 4, Kubley 6,
Locken A. Paul %, Worth 10.
Chilkat Precinct Marquam 10,
Sutherland So Batcheller 2, Shat
tuck II, Steel 40; Benjamin Al,
Ferguson A, Gurr %, Hardy "a,
Kubley '16, Loken 16, Paul 60,
Worth 40.
Klawak Marquam 3, Sutherland
1874; Batcheller 2, Shattuck 0,
Steel 1872: Benjamin 1873, Ferguson
1876, Gurr 4, Hardy 6, Kubley 2
Locken 2, Paul 1876, Worth 1874.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 4.-The
Oregon voters have approved a meas
ure prohibiting the use OF fish
wheels in the Columbia River and
prohibiting the use OF traps and
seines east of the Cascade Locks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-04

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PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. A. T. Davenport. who has been
visiting his father. Mr.. Arthur Dav-
export. has returned To his home in
Old Hickory. Tenn.
Miss Mary Lucas. Of New York i
visiting her mother. Mrs. c C. Lucas
on South Mildred street.
Evangelist Edward Fraser. who i
conducting dahg services in this
town, Is a guest at the Charles Town
Inn.
Mr.. John Augustine WASHINGTON
OF the John Hopkins Medical School.
IN Baltimore, spent Thanksgiving
with his mother. Mrs. s. ". WASH
Ington. on South Mildred street. Mr.
waiter Washington. of Washington.
also visited his mother.
Mr. George Shirley. who Is a stu
dent at the Virginia Theological
Seminary, at Alexandria, Va, spent
the weekend with his parents. Mr..
! and Mrs. George P. Shirley.
Miss Lucille Webster. a student nj
/ Wilson College. Chambersburg. Pa
spent the Thanksgiving HOLIDAYS with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W
Webster. and also being present at
their 18th wedding anniversary. on
Saturday night.
Mr.. Stanley Grandstaff. who is
employed in Baltimore, spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Grandstaff.
Miss Mary Rouss, a student at
Strayer Business College. Washing
ton, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Alex Rouss.
at their home. near Kabletown.
Messrs. Owen Mccormick, David
jenkins. and Robert Gardner have
returned from trip to Charlottes-
vile. Va. where they attended the
Vlrglnla-C Carolina football game. be-
sides visiting in Lexington. and Roa-
noke. Va.
Major Keith and family. of Wash
lngton. were the weekend guests of
Miss Edith Gardner. at her home.
at Leetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roberts have
returned to their home in Charles
ton. after spending the holidays with
Mr.. Roberts father, Mr.. n. r. Rob
erts. at Middleway.
Mr.. W. D. Smith. of the Donald
son School. Leicester, Md. was the
weekend guest of Attorney and Mrs.
James NJ. Mason. Jr.
Mis- Louise Maeomb has returned
to her home in Elkton, Va, after
spending the holidays with Miss Lucy
Skinner, north of town. and Miss
Maxine Slifer.
Mr.. Stanley Shugart, who is an in
structor at the University of Penn
sylvaia. spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs R. D. Shugart.
Mr.. Forrest Littlejohn. a student
at the University of Maryland. spent
Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr..
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home at Shenandoah Junction.
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WHEAT STRAW
WANTED.

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