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The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
Coolidge Did Not Listen to HOOuer;
 He Was Fishing

SUPERIOR, Wis. Aug. It. The belief that President Cool idge will not add his message to the thousands which poured in upon Herbert C. Hoover. in con- nection with his acceptance speech, is expressed at the sum mer White House.
 President Coolidge is said to have given no indication he in- tends to send any communica- tion. It is also revealed that the President did not listen in on the radio to Hooyer's speech, in fact, he was fishing when it was delivered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
UNITED STATES
 SOLICITOR GEN.
 ARRIVED TODAY
w. D. Mitchell in Juneau to Survey Affairs Judi
 cial Administration

The naming of judge for temporary assignment to the bench in the First Division to clear up the present q lar, is apparently of first importance in his general survey of Judicial Administration in the territory, declared William Dewitt Nit chell, Solicitor General of the United States who arrived in Juneau on the steamer Aleutian. An assignment will be made from one of the other Divisions of the Territory or from the States. he said.
 Mr Mitchell is in Alaska to inquire into number of mat ters pertaining to the Department of Justice He specifically expects to look into the selection of a Judge to fill the vacancy in the First Division, caused by the death of Judge T. M. Reed. MT. Mitchell's trip is the first time a prominent Government official has visited the Territory. for the specific purpose of inquiring into the Judicial Administration.
 Survey Situation
 No action will be taken in the appointment of a Judge to the First Division until he has com pleted his inquiry into the mat ter, according to MT Mitchell. A number of Alaskans have been mentioned for the position he said.
 MT. Mitchell will also hear the difficulties of the other various offices of the Department which can be more easily explained per sonally than by correspondence over 5000 miles to Washington, and will attempt to determine what remedies will be most sat- |isfaetory. He expects to be in Juneau until next Tuesday when he will leave on the steamer Yukon for Seward. Enroute to that point he will inquire into the situa- tion of the Department offices at Valdez
 From Seward, MT. Mitchell will go to Kenai Peninsula on a hunt ing trip of two and one-half weeks, his trip north being part ly for pleasure, he said. He will return south on the steamer Aleutian, sailing from Seward September 8.
 MT. Mitchell will meet Secre- tary of Agriculture William M Jardine who is due to arrive in Juneau tomorrow afternoon or evening and may make trip with the latter on the U. s. Fish cries vessel Brant, in this dis triet. He had expected to be a member of the Jardine party from Seattle but was unable to make satisfactory travelling time arrangements.
 Members of the Juneau Bar Association called on MT. Nit chell today and extended to him welcome to Alaska. A dinner will be given for him by the Association before his departure for the westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
Love Affair Ends
 In Murder, Suicide

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. IA. Austin Pavey, aged 35, anna teur photographer, ended his life today as the police entered his home to arrest him in 'connec- tion with the murder yesterday of Mrs. Lillie Carmein, aged 33, a factory worker, who was shot four times and the body left ly- ing on one of the principal streets. According to friends of the family, the suicide was the last act in his singular love af- fair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 14-In the city where he struggled against poverty, battled for an education, and later embarked on legal car eer, Sen. Charles Curtis will enter officially the biggest fight for his life-the campaign for election to the presidency of the United States.
 The republican running mate will receive notification of his nomination August IS on the north steps of the Kansas capitol, not far from the spot where he was born in log cabin, the son of a French and Indian mother and a father of New England Puritan stock
 The republican party will place the mantle of leadership for the first time upon a son of this state That son of Kansas has served the party during third of a century in both houses of congress, and at 6S he is about to hear the for mai notification that the party has bestowed upon him one of it's highest honors.
 That notification wi be made by Simeon D. Fess of Ohio among friapde apd noiohhorc to uph on, Senator Curtis is known as "Our Charley" After the speech by the 1928 keynoter, the Kansas sena- tor will respond with his own key note of the 1928 campaign. Radio will carry his words to the far corners of the nation. But in the audience on the state house lawn will be found perhaps the most interested, or at least the proudest listeners-the senator's sister, Mrs. Rome Colvin, and his two aunts, Mrs. Sarah E. Brown. 91 years old, and Mrs. Ruth H. Armstrong, S7 years old.
 Charley" means almost every thing to these three women, and they mean much to him, too. Since his wife's death four years ago, Mrs. Colvin has kept the home fires burning for her brother al his red brick house on Topeka boulevard. The aunts remind him of and link him to the days of his kind old Puritan grandmother, Pa melia Hubbard Curtis, who took care of him after he, motherless boy, left the wigwams of his bronze skinned relatives.
 Pamelia Hubbard Curtis, who had come to Kansas from New England, was poor and she had other children to support. So the boy set out to help make the fam l ily's living. He first sold apples and peanuts at the railroad station. Later an owner of race horses sought him for jockey. But his Puritan grandmother turned him into other paths. She urgeJ him to have a higher ambition. to go back to school.
 Charlie, 16. still needed a job So he became a hack driver. He read law on the high seat of his hack and in the office of A. II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
Sees Companions Slip from Bout And DrOun

P0CATELLO, Idaho, Aug. 14.-Carl D. Clay, sports man, was rescued late yes terday from the bottom of an overturned boat from which three companions had been washed, one after the other, during a storm on the American Falls reservoir, and who were probably drowned
 Clay is in a serious con- dition from exposure after IS hours struggle. He told the story of how he saw his companions disappear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
GIVES S50,000
 TO DEMO. FUND

NEW YORK, Aug. 14-Pierre du Pont, Republican, who is on a leave of absence as Chairman of the Board Of the General Mot ors. and who recently came out for Gov. Alfred F. Smith. has contributed $50,000 to the Demo- cratic campaign fund, Chairman John J. Raskob announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14

 IS REACHED

LONDON. Aug. 14.-A settle ment has been reached between Great Britain and the Nationalist government on the Ranking inci- dent in March last year This is virtually the same as reached last April between the United States and the Nationalists over the same incident. The Nationalists blame the trouble to the Communists.
 Under the settlement the Man. king Government apologies and undertakes to punish the guilty.
 vhe British declined to apolo- gize for firing on Socony Hill and agreed to negotiations on the trea- ty revision.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
Sale of Wrist Watch ReueaIs Murder ;Negro
 COntesses to Police

CHICAGO. aug. IA David Shanks, aged 23, negro, has confessed to the staying of Miss Jennie Meta Constance, school teacher, beaten to death last week. He intended to rob the woman, he said. He got only $1.19 resulting from the sale of the woman's wrist watch which led to his arrest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
Prominent Democrat Of Colorado Is Not
 To Support Smith

DENVER. Col, Aug. 14.-Urging all drys of his party to do like wise, Wayne Williams, former At torney General of Colorado and prominent Democrat, declares he will not support Gov. Alfred E. Smith,
 Williams declared that if Gov. Smith had come out openly the first of the year in favor of the modification of the Eighteenth Amendment, he would not have been nominated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14
lNEXIC4NS SEEK PEACE
 WITH CATHOLIC CHURCH

two years ago. the Mexican hier- archy. to protest the laws, ordered priests from their churches. Sinca. then there have been lay services. in the churches and the people have entered and prayed at will. but the priestly rites of Cath : : ism in Mexico have been claEdes- tine.
 The two years have been stormy ones. There has been almost cons stant guerilla warfare in the State of Jalisco and several nearby states between federal forces and roaJln- ing bands sometimes called ban dits. The government has often referred to this situation as tho Catholic revolution" Church lead-
 fnxattn,,nl a, DanA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-08-14

Lew Kay, who has been in this vicinity for several weeks. left on the Dorothy Alexander for Seattle. He is connected with the Hirst- -Chichagof Mining Com pany.
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assistant manager his second
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COLLEGES BLAMED
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SITUATION-FEMALE.
N0ptinued.l

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