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thefts. Recoveries in Detroit averaged
around So per cent of cars stolen,
while in New York and Chicago less
than 75 per cent of the cars stolen
were regained by their owners.
Disposition OF law officers to treat
automobile thieves as minor rebels
against social customs rather than
vicious violators Of the criminal code
is largely responsible. in Mr.. Nane' :
opinion, for the steadily rising toll of
automobile thefts.
Handicap to Police.
Prosecuting attorneys and trial
judges are putting too much of han
diCap upon police officers by their
lenity toward automobile thieves" he
declares. THE thief no longer fears
10 steal an automobile, because he
feels certain that the majority of pros
ecutors and Judges regard automobile
thievery as just conventional crime.
L.axity of enforcement of penalties,
however, Is fraught with gravest con
sequences, because it is by aid of
stolen automobiles that the greater
majority of bank burglars. store and
residence hold-ups and in many cases
fatal knockdowns of pedestrians on
the highways are consummated
Many a gang OF criminals that to-
and effective robber band is a collec
ton of young men who started their
criminal careers in - temporarily bor-
rowed automobile. 1t was so easy
that the borrowed property never was
returned. The thief then found him.
self in an environment where money
TO support his desires was far beyond
his capacity to obtain honorably. and
he turned to burglary and robbery as
the easiest way of keeping himself in
funds.
Lack of Test Cited.
Police chiefs, and particularly the
men on the detective squads, carry on
their work today in the larger cities
as a routine, largely without zest, so
far as automobile thieves are CON
Cerned, because of the mild punish
ment meted out to motor thieves by
courts and prosecutors. There is little
inspiration for an officer to put in the
arduous effort required and court the
danger present in breaking up an au-
tomobile theft ring when previous ex-
perience has taught him that within a
month after arrest the criminals will
Evening star., 1927-04-03
Heat Aids Oil CHANGE

Crankcase lubricant changes should
ne much more frequent In Winter
How frequent depends upon the indi.
vidual driver. Every driver should
know that oil changes should be made
when the lubricant is hot IT is the
surest way TO get all sludge and di
luent out of the case.
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UnenuaI Brakes Cause Skid.

II there is the slightest uneveness
I'm your brakes. use them very eau
tiously in turning A corner when the
streets are wet and slippery I'm
equal brakes encourage the wheels TO
skid 1t is best TO slow up before
starting to make the turn.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Denver-Pius A. foreign recoveries.
Buffalo-Plus IS recovered stolen prior TO
1925 plus SO foreign recoveries
Alhany-Plus Al foreign recovertes.
Omaha-Plus 1874 foreign recovertes.
Evening star., 1927-04-03

That road and bridge construction
in the Southern States Is keeping
pace with the great Industrial ad'
Vances which recently have been made
in that section Of the country is indi'
Gated by contracts which have been
let during the past several years. In
the year 1926 the value Of contracts
for which figures are available totaled
more than seas, 900. 900. These figures,
however. do not include projects in
volving the expenditure of less than
$40, 900. and in addition there are a
number Of projects for which eXpendi'
tuEes have not been made available.
An estimate Of the total amount of
the contracts awarded has been placed
at approximately .S375 600 900. accord
ing to the most recent authoritative
figures.
Figures for 1924 show that s1S36S0,-
600 was awarded in paving and bridge
construction contracts, while in 1928
the total amount Of the contracts
awarded was STA 500 900. With such
huge sums being invested. ii is safe
to say that the South is on the way
to becoming a touring ground of ever
widening Importance
$176,7l4,27O Work Completed.
OF the awards made during the
past II months. work was completed
which has total value of $176,714,-
270. Preliminary announcements of
1927 contracts point out estimates of
At least S206, $50 1856, with much more
10 he added.
In tha past FIVE years the total OF
SosssheSn h-~t,w~y and fridge con
q (1
Last year several of the States sold
the remainder of bond issues voted for
road purposes four or five years ago
and when additional bonds are voted
the work will receive added impetus.
An excellent commentary on what
improved roads are doing for the out
lying regions of the South is to be
found in a description in recent is
sue of the Charleston, w. Va, Ga
zette of the benefits derived by a coal.
mining community through the open
ing of a good road.
The villages of Blair and Ethel in
the Logan County district had moth
ing better than trails no less. than
eight years ago some Of the so-called
roads running along the beds of
creeks. A $50,000,000 State bond Sc
sue was finally procured through the
efforts of persons who had been
classed as dreamers when. they advo-
Gated better roads. With the money
roads were built which connect the
various centers in the vicinity of
Blair Mountain. The result has been
constant communication by auto over
modern highway. daily deliveries of
milk, bread and newspapers and all
of the other advantages which natu.
rally followed
In the 1925 program Texas for
various reasons did not figure to any
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Carleton County, Ontario, has re-
Gently appropriated $131 900 for road
construction and an additional $25. 900
for the maintenance OF macadam
roads
Evening star., 1927-04-03

Present Italian plans call for the
reconstruction of u 900 miles OF high.
WAYS during the next six years.
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
NOTED FLIERS ENTER
SPOKANE AIR R4CES

SPOKANE, Wash, Aug. 80. =
First Lieut. James H. Doollttie,
winner of the Schneider airplane
races in 1924 with speed of 242
miles an hour, will be here flr
the national air derby and races
September 19-24 This announce
ment was made upon receipt 0f
letter from Lieut.. Doolittle IN
answer to an invitation urging
him to be present In the letter
he said: Il have been designate 81
project manager of the special
Army racing planes and so it will
be my good fortune to get to
Spokane.
Lieut.. Doolittle is connected
with the aviation corps at M
Cook Field. Dayton, Ohio. He
made the first nonstop flight FROM
the Atlantic to the Pacific h Sep
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
u. S. AvIATORS
BE RELEASED
BY MExICANS
Two Army Fliers, Forced
Down in Mexico, Be AL
lowed Resume Flight

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 30.-Th :
Excelsior says the Mexican Treas
my Department has instructed the
customs authorities to release
United States Army ayiators, CaDt.
G. H. Reynolds and Staff Ser
aeant Gus Newland. of Fort Sam
Huston. and permit them to fly
back to the United States pro-
vlded Investigation shows they
were forced to land on Mexican
soil and there was no smuggling
purpose behind the flight
The two Army ayiators were
forced down Saturday returning
frcm Phoenix where they hal
been assisting in the search for
Alfred Menard, shell shocked war
veteran, lost en- the Arizona de-
seft. Yesterday advices were re-
oe.ved at San Antonio that the
aviators were held captives by
Mexicans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
CLEVER GANG
OF SWINDLERS
OBLITERATED
Fued Of Race Track CAM
Results in Four Deaths
Others Wounded

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 80
Failure Of betting coup, VIII
suspicion of treachery as IN
aftermath, has served to GAUGE
the virtual self-obliteration n
clever gang of race traeS
swindlers, the police believe.
The underworld fued, the pc
lice state, has resulted in tn
deaths of five persons and the
wounding of four others. T. a
has been revealed by the officers
investigating the deaths of T.
Tillery, internationally sougat
confidence man. and woman
known as Clara McCaul, thought
to be his wife.
The gang was banded together
several years ago and the po
records indicate the gang oper-
ated extensively in southern r.
sorts and cities and also in Ia
yana until the winter OF 1925
when the Investigation OF $55.-
900 Miami swindle caused the
members of the gang to drop oat
of sight.
The next report of the gangs
operations was when Atlanta
authorities began a search for
the members following a swindle
there. A tip-off of an ATTEMPT
to disable some favorites in the
races at Windsor caused the ing
to break. Rival factins and var
fare followed this break.
Tillery is believed to have end
ed the life of his wife and then
himself after wounding twa
others of the gang who wefa
found by the police seriously
injured.
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tember, 1922. Later he piloted
Curtiss plane to Argentina. On ths
trip he broke both legs but flniah-
ed this flight in that crippled con
dition and returned to the United
States.
Other men who have entered
the races and derby are f. X.
Campbell Moline. H.. who vft
pilot a plane owned by DR.. c &
Sloan, also of Moline; Edward G;
knapp. Ypsilanti, Mich; L. Royal.
Detroit. aud John Paul Riddel.
Cincinnati. Lloyd c. Yost. Covq-
ham, Pa, will enter only the d, 7.
Lieut.. Oakley Kelly writes fre n
Pearson Field, Vancouver, that -
96th Division Air Reserves, p r,
land, is coming to Spokane with
everything we can fly" So r.
he has indicated six planes as
possible entrants,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
MALLEY NOT
REOPEN SEASON
ALASKA SALMON
Commissioner Declares Fu-
ture of Industry Must
Be Preserved

SEATTLE. Aug. 80. While Gov.
r. Fl. Hartley IS considering ex
tending the sa.mon fishing sea.
son on Puget Sound and stimuli.
taneous with the order to reopen
fishing off the West Coast of
Vancouver Island. Henry O'Malley.
Commissioner of Fisheries, dc.
clared that the Alaska Fishing
season has been closed to stay
Commissioner O'Malley said The
Alaska salmon industry win hav-
to absorb the loss from virtusl
failure of the run this year He
said he takes no stock in reports
of belated runs and pointed aaf
that he has covered more ter
ritory investigating the salmoa
run than any othar man and on
his return to Seattle from Al
aslSa, saw virtually no salmon
Jump.
81 have no doubt if we did
reopen the salmon fishing season.
a number of packers would be
able to save themselves but IT
would be at the expense Of the
salmon industry in years to come
and that could not countenance, .
said Commissioner O'Malley.
"The Commerce Departments
principal interest in perpetuity of
the salmon industry is TO pro.
tect. The season must remain clos
ed. | know many operators have
suffered terrible reverses but
there is nothing that can be done
about it," continued the Fisheries
Commissioner
The Commissioner said that
while the pack below the 5sGp
parallel is unprecedentedly disast-
rous, the Central Alaska pack =
considerable larger than ordinar
ly Many packers on Prince Will
liam Sound, the Commissioner
said, would make a big profit
this year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
Kitwancool Valley
Indians in Uprising

PRINCE RUPERT, B. c., Aug.
30.-Six natives, are in custody
as the result of a small uprising
among the Indians in kitwancool
Valley who claim ownership of
land occupied by the whites on
strength of treaty with the
King of England a century ago.
One OF the Indians is said to
have menaced a party of Domln-
ion surveyors with an axe. No
one was injured but arrests fol-
lowed,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
British Ministry Perfects
Shrapnel-Proof Airplme

LONDON, Aug. 30. The British
Air Ministry is perfecting a
shrapnel-proof airplane which will
Withstand the heaviest gunfire.
1t is a formidable craft bull.
entirely of steel Even the wings
are of metal. The engine is ar
mored against machine gun bullets
or shrapnel. The plane is lighter
than one of the same size built
of wood and fabric. The pilot IS
more sheltered Spare parts can
be stored easily and will not war }
or deteTiorate.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-30
ROY LYLE IN
EAST is TO
Be QUIzzED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Prohi.
bition Administrator Roy Lyle.
CT the Pacific Northwest. has
arrived here for a conference with
Assistant Secretary of Treasui =
Lowman and Prohibition Com.
missioner Doran.
Lyle was summoned to Wash.
ington to explain why so much
liquor continued to flow into the.
Northwest" He will confer with
the heads of the Canadian Royai
Customs Commission and With
representative of the Treasury
State and Justice Departments.