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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
PARAGUAY IS WItLiIv6 FOR
 ARBITRATION
Portocol of Consolidation With Bolivia Accept
 ed, in Main

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.3The Paraguayan legation announced Saturday night it's government had accepted "in it's main lines the protocol of conciliation with Bo- livia which the Pan American Con- ference submitted to Paraguay and Bolivia for their approval
 The Legation officers said Para quay proposed slight changes in the wording of some clauses of the protocol but that the alterations were of little importance and do not affect the sense of the pro visions.
 The Legation statement said "The government of Paraguay has communicated to the Legation 1T Washington that the draft of the eprotocol of conciliation with Bo- livia is acceptable in it's main z lines and is sending instructions to it's delegates in the Pan-Ameri- can Conference to propose straight notifications in the wording oi some of the clauses when a spe- cial committee shall meet and the proposed changes be set forth
 The government of Bolivia has already accepted the protocol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
OF FRANCE READY
 TO STEP OUT
Poinc are Announces His Mission Complete and
 Wants to Resign

PARIS, Dec. 31. = Premier Poincare frankly told his Cabinet today that he has accomplished his main tasks and is ready to resign because of the present unrest but the Cabinet members persuaded him he had yet much to do. particularly in regard to reparations. The Premier agreed to remain.
 Premier Poincare said he re- organized the Ministry in order to insure prompt adoption of the Budget. This has been done be- fore the end of the year and as stabilization of money is assured, he felt that his work has been done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
DEVELOPMENT OF AvIATIO
 CIVE:N bUOSI
Hoover Pleased with Inter- est of Project with
 5. A. Countries

ABOARD U. s. s. UTAH, En- route to Hampton Reads. Dea. 31. development of aviation between the United States and South Amer ica is one of the matters Presi- dent-Elect Hoover interested h.m- self throughout the tour to Cen tral and South American countries. He found instant response on the part of government officials of all countries visited in plans discussed which would bring Washington within 72 hours of Lima. Peru. and four days of Buenos Aires.
 Major Routes
 The major routes proposed were: one down the east coast via Cuba. The wilderness of Brazil offers one obstacle and the most feasi- ble route is believed down the west coast using airplanes to Panama. to Ecuador and land planes along the coast of Peru. then either seaplanes down the Chilean coast or land planes down the valley from Antofagasta to Santiago, and land planes across to the Atlantic seaboard.
 New Year Celebration
 A jolly shlpboard New Year celebration is being planned for the members of the Hoover Party. Utah's officers and newspaper cor- respondents.
 One of the features will be a dinner and reception in honor of the President Elect and Mrs. Hoo yer, as the end to the festivities aboard ship.
 Saturday tropical weather con- ditions continued. It was hot be- low decks but awnings protected the Hoover party above. Inter- mittent rain squalls made the jour- ney pleasant and kept the atmos- phere clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
OBJECTION TO NEW HALIbUT
 REGULATIONS
l Tn | e national Commission Makes Propo al s-
 Vessel Owners Object

SEATTLE, Dec. 31.-Ruin of the North Pacific halibut industry is forecast by the Fishing Vessels Owners Association if further re- sommeniations of the Internation- al Fisheries Commission are adopt ed.
 The industry represents an in vestment of s2.0O0.0bN and employs 2,500 men.
 Of the Commissions five recent recommendations. the fishermen
 bject to suggestions for the es- ablishmant of areas where the otal catch will be reduced by a predetermined centage and which also require vessels to clear Tor stipulated waters.
 We have gathered many stonms hut the one encountered from the Commission is the great est and most dangerous to the fleet ever encountered and prom ioco tO btt up NtSS0iS liAd EHHiHi- ate the ildustry. It is a case of fight or die." said Capt. Jacob H. Engdal, President Of the Association.
 Capt. Engdal said that as the halibut are often from 600 to 1,200 miles from port from which the ship sails, the clearance of vessels for a specific area will result in the waste of time if ships are forced to return and clear for a new bank for any reason.
 Similar uncertainties and delays will also be involved in any at tempt to limit predetermined fig ures of the catch of vessels, said Capt. Engdal.
 @It is true that therf has D ~ a gradual decline in the pr0dagiig- lty of the halibut fisheries" said Capt. Engdal. Especially is this true of the near market but in the opinion of the officials of onr as- sociation no such decline and no such state of dangerous exhaustion exists as the Commission finds"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
TERHUNE RETURNING SOON FROM CAPITAL

II. w. Terhune, Alaska repre- sentative of the U. s. Biological Survey and Executive Officer of the Alaska Game Commission, will leave Washington, D. O., January ', enroute to his home here, according to word received today at Game Commission head quarters. He has been in the National Capital several weeks conferring with Department of Agriculture officials relative to new game regulations and ap- propriations for his bureaus.
 MT. Terhune will reach Seattle January 12. He expects to re- main there a few days and will reach here about January 20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Three Persons Killed
 In Crash of Plane

GRAHAM, Texas, Dec. 31.-- Three persons were killed yester- day when a passenger plane crashed on the bank of a creek after a take-off Bettie Clyce, daughter of Thomas Clyce. Presi- dent of Austin College; sherman Roddy, plot, and Joe Morrison were killed. Spectators are un- able to account for the accident. The machine had been used all day in taking passengers for air trips. On the fatal trip the plane nosed over before 1t gained altitude.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Five Deaths Are Reported
 In Seattle Over Week-End

SEATTLE, Dec. 91. - Accady Walter, an artist, fell from a window in his apartment ana was killed.
 Poisoned moonshine killed Mar tin Larsen over the weekend.
 Henry Bass, retired fur deal CT. asphyxiated himself Saturday night.
 Truman Hopkins died yester- day as the result of wounds in. flicted by unknown robbers Christmas Eve.
 Paul Lundberg died yesterday morning as the result of injurie. Friday when he drove his ma chine into truck.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
NEW RELIGION
 BRINGS FORTH
 MUCH PROTEST
Professors Prop o sal for Religious Revolution,
 Causes Protest

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Pastors of various denominations, with one exception, have raised a chorus of protest from their pull pits against the statement of Prof. Harry Emerson Barnes, of Smith College. that modern science demands revolution of religion and q new conception of God.
 One pastor who agreed with Pref. Barnes wac Rev. John Holmes. of the c 0 m nun t y Church, who sald: We should have religion to fit our times"
 New Foundation
 Prof. Barnes made a plea for 2 new religious foundation in an address before the sectional meet ing of the American Association for the Advancement of Science which is in session here. Prof. Barnes said: We must cease talking of God. We must sup plant theology by mental hy- giene. Science has shown 1t to be difficult to prove the existence of God"
 Cardinal Hayes Against
 Cardinal Hayes, from his pull pit in St. Patrick's Cathedral, said "it< is the fashien Of the day to see conflict and contradic- tion betwee religion and science" but that true religion reverses true science. rejoicing in it's unfolding of the beauties of nature because it makes manifest the omnipotent intelligence oi God"
 Rev. Christian Friesner, Meth odist, charged Prof. Barnes with being unfair because he is not familiar with modern theoogy."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Acknowledges Illness of His Majesty Is Diff
 cult Problem
LONG ILLNESS IS
 ExHAUSTING POWERS
Disturbed Night Is Passed by Royal Patient
 Appetite Good

LONDON, Dec. 31. The exhausted condition in which King Georges prolonged se- rious illness has left him is presenting a difficult prob lem to physicians.
 This fact is frankly &C., knowledged in the bulletin issued today and signed by five of the seven principal doctors attending His Ma iesty.
 The signed report is more detailed than recently. AL though it recorded that the King passed a rather dis turbed night, it announced some improvement in the Kings appetite and that he is holding his own as to gen. eral condition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
NEW ALLOTMENT MADE
 FOR ALASKAN ROADS.

An allotment of $11,60O sup- plementing the regular Forest Road Fund of the U. s. Forest Service in Alaska was approved by the Secretary of Agriculture. on December 22, according to ads. vices received today at local headquarters of the bureau.
 Of this amount $10.000 is for emergency repair work on tho road system maintained by the Forest Service. It was made necessary mainly by the Resur- rection River flood last summer and slide on Moose Pass High way The remaining St.60o ls for completing the location srr< yey in rezas Creek High wax near flyder
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
MASONIC RECEPTION
 AT TEMPLE TUESDAY

A reception for Mascns of all degrees will be held Tuesday afternoon at the Scottish Rite Temple. This is an annual event in Masonic circles and one of the most enjoyable of the orders functions.
 The reception will be between the hours of ? and o'clock in the afternoon. Refreshments will be served and n musical program rendered. All Masons are cor dially invited to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
MAJOR GENERAL
 WALL IS DEAD

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Ma- jor General Lutz Wahl, Adjutant General of the Army, died yester- day as the result of pneumonia. He had been i'll one week. Inter- ment will be in Arlington Ceme- tery.
 Mai. Gen. Wahl was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for service during the World War. He was born in Milwaukee 5S years ago and graduated from the Military Academy in 1891.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
TtUo Beer Racketeers Are Shot Do,Un, Killed,
 By Cunman in Chicago

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 31.-Two tough guys" or beer rackeeters. William Gunner McPadden and Hugh McGovern, were shot to death at the Framada Cafe early today. Nearly 200 patrons who were dining or dancing dived under the tables, dashed for the exits or hid behind pillars at the sound of six shots, fired in rapid succession.
 George McHoney, pistol in hand, was arrested as he stood among the frightened guests.
 McGovern, is described as a former associate of Al Capone, reputed foe of Ralph Sheldon, n beer operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
ExiIed Kaiser Gathers
 Kin for Family Party Dtsrigs 4 ('epsisp tssess,
By LOUIS V. Locrf.1R GA. p. Correspondent)

DOORN, Holland, Dee. 31.-The largest Hohenzollern family re- union since the war is scheduled to take place here on January 27, 1929, when forper Emperor Will liam II celebrates his sevent.elh birthday.
 Every member, relative or inti- mate friend of the former ruling house of Germany who can possi- bly arrange to take few days off will go to Doorn Manor and offer homage to the exled monarch who, under the patriarehal house laws of this erstwhie powerful dynasty, IS the undisputed head of all that bear the name Hohenzol- Tern.
 The ex-kaiser has stated em- phatically that he wishes nothing to be arranged in the way of a demonstration or testimonial that m E h possibly emDarrass the Dutch governmeri alJse guest he has been since his dethronement in 1918. As was acknowledged by the Dutch minister of agricul- ture, J. B. Kan, in parliament re- gently on behalf of the Dutch gov ernment, William Il has been most punctilious about his conduct on foreign soil.
 Expresses Admiration
 q must express my admiration, !" Kan said, "of the way the kaiser during the ten years that he now dwells within our borders, has known how to adapt himself to conditions as they arose. without ever causing any difficulties for the Netherlands government, al- though the diplomats from other countries still watch the kaiser with Argus eyes"
 William II proposes not to mar this record by anything that might occur on his birthday. He has therefore passed along the word that the birthday celebration must be purely family affair. He hopes delegations from "Vereine," off cers' clubs and like will not pill grimage toward Doorn 10 give voice to their monarchist senti- ments. At the same time he real izes that he will not be able to turn down high officers Of the for mer imperial army and navy men like Field Marshal von Macken- sen and Admiral von Tripitz, if they insist upon coming.
 i Housing Trouble
 Where to house even the imme- diate members of the family is a question which at this early date is giving grave concern to Chiei of His Majesty's Household, Ad- miral II. von Rebeur-Paschwitz Doorn Manor is not large. It con tains no more rooms thaD the country home of any Dutch noble. man. There isn't even 2 diniDf room big euough to seat ali the
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Cunmen Get Two Men;
 Injure Five Others

CAMDEN, N. J., Dec. 31.- Three gunmen in a roadster rac- ed along Black Horse Pike last night dealing death with pair of pump guns. Two men were shot to death and five others were injured including two girls. The victims were returning to a roadhouse in Two cars. Police attribute the shooting to Phila- delphia gangsters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
ROUNDING UP N. Y. CRIMINALS

NEW YORK, Dec. 31. The second weekend police roundup of suspected criminals resulted in the arrest of more than 100 persons held on several charges each. The roundup was carried out on order of Police Commis- sioner Whelan for the purpose of making New York City an "un- healthy place" for criminals. The roundup on December 22 result
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Escaped Murderer and Kidnapper Is Reported
 To Haue Surrendered

PARCHMAN, Miss, Dec. 31.- A report has been received here that Charley Shepard, escaped trusty, wanted for the murder of J. D. Duvall of the Prison Farm staff, and the kidnapping of his daughter, has surrendered to Mrs. Laura Keller. planter nera Pertshire. The report says she is bringing him to the prison farm here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Huge Fertilizer Plant
 Is Destroyed by Fire

SEARSPORT, Me, Dec. 31.- The huge plant of the Armour Fertilizer Company, of Chicago, holding 10000 barrels of phos- phate ready for shipment, was destroyed by fire here last night Three buildings of the American Agricultural Chemical Company were also burned. The loss is estimated at over $500.000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
PEKOVICH ARRIVES FROM
 HUNTER ENR0UTE SOUTH

w. S. Pekovich and Mrs. Peko- Ivich arrived today from Funter and will remain here for a few days before going south on a business trip. Most of the crew that has been employed at MT. Pekovich's mine were brought to town for the winter although a few were left on the property to keep certain work going.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
SANDING PLANS NEW OFFENSIVE

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras. Dec. 31.-The local newspaper ElDemo- 'crata published a report saying Rebel General Sandino is about to launch great offensive in a des- perate effort to gain control of Nicaragua.
 The newspaper says residents are fleeing from Nueva Segovi and nearby territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Kills Mother, Mistaking Her For Burglar

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex, Dec. 31. Mistaking his mother for a burgler when she returned last night from a visit to a neighbor, Ray mond Wofford shot and kill ed her as she entered the back door of their home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Giant Negro Arrested;
 Charged with Murder

TRENTON, < J., Dec. 31.- David Ware, giant negro. has been arrested and charged with the slayin of State Trooper Peter Gladye es. He was caught after an extensive man hunt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31

J. T. Petrich returned on the Princess Mary from a trip to In- dianapolis where he has attend ed the National Convention of the adjutanls Of he American Legion held there MT PetFich is Adjutant oi fhe Alassa Posts of Che American Leg en.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-12-31
Housing Trouble

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Evening star., 1928-05-18

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Evening star., 1928-05-18
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Evening star., 1928-05-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14
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