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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
EUROPE BIG
INVESTMENT
FIELD NOW
American Invest
ments Estimated at Bill
lions of Dollars.

WASHINGTON. July 6.-The
total private American invest
ments abroad on July 1, 1927,
were estimated at $12,00O.300.-
600 by w E. Thorne, expert of
the Department of Commerce.
Investments of the second
quarter this year were SILL
600, 900.
OF the total Investments,
Thorne estimated that $1,000
100000 are in securities of Euro
pean governments and business
enterprises.
American investments in Can
ada were credited with $1,000
100000 and in Latin America,
$4,0O0,S0O,000.
These figures do not include
the war debts owing by foreign
countries to the United States
Government.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
DOG SAID TO
Be CAUSE OF
SLAYINC CASE
Albert Chisel Shot and
Killed by Bert Taylor
Earl French Is Held.

The shooting of Albert Chise.
at Haines last Monday was tho
result of dispute over a dog.
according to information received
today by United States Marshal
Albert White.
The shot was fired either dur
ing, or Immediately following 2
seuffle in which ii was reported
Chisel, Bert Taylor and third
man, Earl French took part. =
Both Taylor and French were
arrested and are being held in
custody in Skagway. pending the
outcome of the coroner's inquest
which is to be held at Skagway
today.
The affair took place in front
of the cabin in which Taylor anil
French live.
Chisel and two ,other friends
called on Taylor and French
and shortly after their arrival
the dispute about the dog arose
between Chisel and French.
French is said to have asked
Chisel to enter the house, and
pulled his rifle as he went in
the door
The scuffle took place and Tay.
lor obtaining the rifle, shot Chisel
the report said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
WHALE CATCH
is LARGE ONE

SEATTLE July 6.--sslthalg'.
stormy weather interiors with the
operations of the whaling fleet IN
Alaska waters. DR.. j. c. Wright,
who has returned here from Aku-
tan on the steamer Victoria, ex-
poets a successful season.
Forty-five whales have already
been bagged by the American Pa.
cific Whaling Company which is
about so per cent of the catch
up to this time last year.
DR. Wright said the station at
Hebron had caught 80 whales.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
FOUR KILLED
PLANE CRASH

SEATTLE, Juiy 6.-Four per.
sons were killed when a sea
plano fell into Lake Washington
last evening. The dead are Olaf
Johnson, pilot; Roy Violin. Fred
Stancliffe. an insurance agent;
and John Book, Los Angeles Inn
keeper.
The seaplane, which belonged
to the Puget Sound Aurway Com
pany. took off from the Sand
Point Field for a short flight
Five hundred feet above the lake
the plane suddenly went into O
tail spin and plunged into the
water. When Harbor patrol boat
reached the scene the craft was
completely submerged. All bodies
with the exception of Books, were
recovered last night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
East End Favors
Brighter Clothing

LONDON, July "a brighter
clothes for men" movement in
augurated in London recently has
not met with much success IN
the conservative and fashionable
West End but in the East End,
occupied by the cosmopolitan
working class, efforts of tailors
hatters. and footwear specialists
met with instant success.
Hats worn by the East End
youth of today are vivid in color
bright blue, pink, and claret be
ing extremely popular. The favor
ite hue for clothing is purple
followed closely by light straw.
berry, patterned with a darker
check marking.
A banana colored shoe Is being
much worn. The seams of these
shoes are covered with black pat
ent leather, and they are long
and pointed at the toe. Other shoes
are patched with designs in snake
skin. Some are made entirely OF
lizard skin and others Of bright
blue kid.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
Cruces Plane
Is Reported
Badly Damaged

MANA, Island of Kauai, Hawaii,
July Carl Spangenberger, in
charge Of rigging the monoplan4
of Richard Grace, made detailed
Examination of the plane and ex.
iressed doubt whether the plane
an be repaired within three weeks
IS he had hoped, after the crash
yesterday.
1t is determined that the ae.
cident to the plane which had
started on an attempt to fly to
he California mainlnad, was
'aused by a broken tube at the
control base This made the tan
unn anageable.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
Claims s'Sporting Blood"
Can Break DOlUn National
JeaIOusies, Racial Hatreds

SEATTLE, July 6.-By devel-
oping sporting blood" American
schools can do more than any
other influence to break down
national jealousies and racial hat
reds, Augustine o. Thomas. presi-
dent of the World Federation AS
sociations, declared before the Ma
tional Education Association hers
today.
Referring to the New York to
Paris nonstop flight of Col Char
les A. Lindbergh, Mr.. Thomas
asserted that the sporting trait Of
the French people made them
forget the obnoxious debt issne
when Col. Charles A. Lindbergh
landed at lie Bourget."
Sporting blood is the most
common blood of the human race
and should be utilized in bringing
about international Understandings
and in relieving national jealousies
and racial hatreds," Mr.. Thomas
said. I'VE seldom have trouble
with a good sportsman. 1t is a
trait worth cultivating. Through
this element we are closer to the
French people today than we have
been since the Armlstice.
intellectual Difficulties
ffMnah IN
comes from intellectual rather
than economic or political diff
culties. The sporting element is
closely allied to the social side
of life. We need to cultivate each
other in order to clear away
misunderstanding. Misunderstand-
ings cause hatreds and hatreds
cause war. War. therefore, be.
comes an intellectual problem.
Our schools can do more than
any other influence to break down
the wall of prejudice. The sport
ing sense should be developed. 1t
is the wooden horse by means
of which we can break into thd
walled city of human hatreds.
1t will strip the mask of deceit
from the face of racial and ma.
tional jealousies.
IF the nations can be brought
together and can find common
interest to absorb their attention
they would make more wholesome
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
'Home-Making'' Should Be
4 Taught Both Boys, Girls

declared, should be to develop
an appreciation of parental res
possibility; to help boys to realize
the duties of fatherhood, the need
of clean wholesome living and to
give them some knowledge Of
child Psychology and child train
ing; to study the financial basis
on which a home is built; to
learn some of the fundamental
principles of food preparation: to
develop finer social sense
through study and practice of the
rules governing conduct, etiquette
and correct dress"
Twenty-four states offer boys
some training in home economics
and in some states the demand
for such training is increasing,
Miss Elliott said. In some places
the courses are compulsory.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
z WOMEN ARE
SHOT IN HOME
Bodies Are Found in St
Paul = Police Have
Two Theories.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July e.
Two women were today found
shot to death in their home and
De police have turned to the
theories of jealousy or possible
gang warfare in seeking a solu-
tion of the crime.
The women had been dead for
many hours when found.
The partly-elad body of Mrs
Teddy Debois was found beside
a bed while nearby lay the fully
clothed body of Miss Anne Gren-
vile. Both women had been shot
through the head.
The police have detained foi
questioning, Charles M. Hutchin-
son, who with taxicab driver
discovered the bodies when they
went to the house. The police
found gallon of alcohol under
the bed in the home of the
women.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
STRANGE CASE
RESULTS FROM
BYRD'S VISIT
Stricken French War Hero
Walks for First Time
Since 1918.

PARIS, July 6. - There
was almost a touch of the
miraculous in the visit of
Commander Richard E. Byrd
and his three comrades to
the Hotel Des Invalides, the
home Of Frances war
wounded.
For the first tine since
he was brought down at Yer
dun, in 1918, Capt. Charles
Legendre, paralyzed French
aviator, stood straight on his
feet and walked.
Your courage. despite ov-
erwhelming odds and YOUR
splendid exploits have given
ne lenewed COURAGE" Capt.
Legend1e told Byrd.
Then with the words: II
will accompany you," Capt.
Legendre arose, hesitatingly
gTcpod for a moment for
support, then with the most
obvious effort of will, took a
faltering step forward.
Another step followed and
the war hero, with his arm
resting lightly on Byrd's
shoulder, walked with the
Commander slowly but sure
ly toward the entrance of
Napoleon's Tomb.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
QUARTZ UNCOVERED
AT YALLICK COVE

Among the many promising
prospects in the Nuka Bay dis
trict is that of Pete Sather and
Capt. John Smith, says the Gate
way. This prospect is located in
Yallick Cove. right at tidewater.
During the past winter the part
ners drove in their tunnel forty
feet, going through one rich
looking vein of about twelve in
ches in width and another at the
forty-foot face measuring three
feet. The overhead is estimated
at seventy-fiye feet and the lead
dips toward the hill. Develop
ment work will continue this fall
and next winter.-( (Seward Gate
way.)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
DEPLETION
OF HALIBUT
NOW NOTED
Statistical Data Is Given by
Chairman Interna-
tionak Commission

VICTORIA, B. c.. July 6.-J.
P. Babcock, Chairman of the In
ternational Halibut Commission
reported that the North Pacific
halibut has been seriously de-
pleted and that statistical data
indicates clearly that depletion
has taken place everywhere. The
degree of this depletion far ex-
ceeds anything which could pos
sibly be confused by minor err
rors, such as a difference in gear
used. The most striking decline
has been shown on the southern
banks"
Chairman Babcock said that
the Hecate Straits unit showed a
steady decline.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
Bribery Indictments
In Oil Leases Upheld

WASHINGTON. July 6. - The
Fall-Doheny bribery indictments
which grew out of the leasing OF
the Elks Hill Naval oil reserve,
have been sustained by the Su-
preme Court of the District Of
Columbia.
Under the ruling, Fall, Doheny
and his son must stand trial on
charges Doheny gave Fall bribe
of 100000 to gain the oil lease
for Doheny's company.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06
Predicts that Progress of
Civilization VIII Come by
Direct Study of Geography

vironmental conditions and life.
particularly mans life. touches
nearly every phase of human pro-
gress.
"All questions which involve orr
relations to other powers that lik ,
ourselves have patriotic pride and
a means to defend their honor
have a geographical setting II
is the paramount duty of all citi.
zens who wish to see our civil
ization preserved and advanced
to know the peoples about them.
their problems. their resources.
their possibilities and their spirit
lin short. the political and geo.
graphical as well as the historic
and economic bases OF their lifc,s
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-07-06

SEATTLE, July 6.-Boys as
well as girls should be taught
the 'falI important business of
home-making" the National Edu-
cation Association convention dele
gates were told today by Essie
l.. Elliott. head of the home econ.
omics department of Manual Arts
high school, Los Angeles.
Miss Elliott, who spoke before
the American Home Economies
association branch of the con-
vention. said ''it is foolish to
train our girls exclusively" TO.
home-making "since no home is
a real one without 80 per cent
cooperation on the part of the
father"
"The chief aims Of a course
In home economics for boys" she