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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Given Representation on Government Boards
 Also Be Ordained
ENCOURAGEMENT IS
 GIVEN TO PRESIDENT
General Assembly Ap- proves His Law
 Enforcement

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June 2.-The General Assembly of the Presby- terian Church of the United States has officially sanctioned the move that women are to have the privi- leges of representation in the rul- ing bodies of local churches.
 The Presbyteries sent an overture to the General Assembly approy- ing the election and ordination of women and the ruling Elders rati- fled this by a vote of 157 to 115.
 This marks step forward in the plea of the women for recognition, and also ordination to the minis try heretofore barred.
 The General Assembly gave a rising vote to support the Eigh- teenth Amendment and reaffirma- tion of belief in the Pentecost. The National Loyalty Commission has sent to President Hoover en- couragement in his efforts towards law enforcement This was &C., companied by an address by Rev. Mark A. Mathews, of Seattle, mem Der of the Commission, who de- clared the President faced an in- visible government" working for the downfall of the Prohibition law He said the character of the young people today was being attacked unjustly by persons, party to con spiracy against the constitutional government.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
LIFE IS TAKEN
 BY LETHAL GAS,
 PRISON CHAMBER
Dad White, Convicted on Circumstantial Evidence
 for Murder, Dies

CARSON CITY, Nevada, June 2, R. H. Dad White, of Elko, a gambler, died in the lethal gas chamber in the Nevada State Prison today. He was convicted on cir cumstantial evidence of the mur- der of Louis Lavell. another gamb- Ter.
 Fifty three witnesses watched through window. including two women nurses.
 Pulling a string in the next room, a container was opened, dropping dozen one ounce eggs filled with cyanide potassium into a two gallon crockery jar contain ing a quart of sulphurlc acid and a half gallon of water, placed beside Whites chair.
 The deadly gas was generated all most instantly. Two minutes later Whites heart stopped beating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
NEWSPAPER IS TO BE SENT FULL SIZE, BY RADIO, TO ATLANTIC CITY
 DURING CONVENTION 4TIfIS-TpEEK

NEW YORK, June 2-The New York Evening World announces that during the three days Radio Manufacturers Association Confer ence at Atlantic City. this week, that newspaper will furnish regular news service to the convention hall, sending full size pages of com plete edition by radio including special news bulletins, market re- ports and pictures.
 The pages will be printed in pur- pie ink on glossy white paper and a page will be sent in four sections to be pasted together upon receipt to make again full sized.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
WORLDS GREATEST PAYMASTER

To Herbert M. Lord belonged the distinction of having been the greatest paymaster the world ever has known. During the less than 20 months in which the United States participated in the world war, General Lord, director of fi- nance for .the War Department, theoretically paid out more than SPA ,O0O ,O00,O And when his mili- tary career was at an end later, he became director of the Budget, where the chief function was to keep down government expendi- lures.
 General Lord was named to the Budget directorship July 1922 succeeding another man famous in the World War, Brigadier General and later, Vice President Charles G. Dawes, the Budgets first di- rector. Hardly had General Lord taken up the Budget duties until the government officials learned of 'the man with the remarkable
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
BREAK THROUGH POLICE GORDON
 ON FINAL RAID
Fifteen Thousand Indian Nationalists Stage
 Demonstration

BOMBAY, India, June 2.-Break- ing through a two mile Police cor don before military aid could be called, 15,000 raided the salt depot at Wadala yesterday. The Indian Nationalists called this their final raid" They left l50 injured behind
 So overwhelmed were the police that they were forced to call troops to assist them.
 At Peshawar, Sunday, seven per sons were killed and nine wounded when Police fired on mob that formed after the accidental shoot Ing of a mother and her two children, by Lance Corporal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
AUTOS
 ARE WRECKED
Tacoma Seattle Highway Assembled Road for
 Flight of War Refugees

TACOMA, Wash, June 2.-The Tacoma Seattle highway resembled a road for the flight of refugees of war last night.
 More than 50 automobiles were wrecked. Disasters were caused by the heavy downpour of rain which obscured the vision and made the pavement alongside the new road slippery. Most of the accidents were caused as a result of skidding.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
CAMP AICN OF
 PROSPECTING
 NOW STARTED
One Hundred and Fifty Men Sent Into Field
 by Government

SYDNEY, N. s. w, June 2.- The departure of 150 men to cer- tain districts in search for gold, marked the inauguration Of the Governments scheme to promote gold prospecting among the unem- ployed prospectors.
 The Government has suppl d outfits and appointed five geologi- cal surveyors to visit zones and give technical advice to the prospectors. The men are given free railway transportation, outfits and an al lowance of about $5 weekly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
5 PLIERS TAKEN
 PRISONERS WHEN FORGED TO LAND
Spanish Aviators Are Cap tured by Moorish Tribes
 men-Ransom Demand

MADRID, Spain, June 2.-The Government announces that Con- mandant Licardo Burguete, Span ish aviator, captured 12 days ago by Moorish tribesmen, has been released. His companions, Capt, Nunez Maza and Vancente Ferrer mechanic, are expected to be re- leased soon.
 The aviators left Cape Jury for Morocco and were forced to land in the wild desert where they were captured with the government plane. Since then ransom nego- tiations were begun by the Gov ernment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
TARIFF BILL
 CONTEST FOR
 PRESENT WEEK
Opposition Leader Claim They Probably Could
 Defeat Report

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Coun- tering Republican claims of vic- tory this week in the Senate on the tariff bill contest, opposition leaders, particularly the Republi- can Independents, state that on a straight cut issue, they probably could defeat the conference report and end the prospect of tariff legislation this session.
 Administration supporters reit- erated the margin of success is close but that it would be theirs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Melons Contributed
 To Primaries in Penn.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Secre- tary of Treasury Mellon, his broth CT and nephew contributed three checks for $5,000 each to the DaVis- Brown ticket in the Pennsylvania primaries. This was reported to- day by Samuel Vauclain, treasurer of the ticket. He also reported that $l29,000 was the sum spent in the primaries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Korean Communists
 Attack Japanese in Mmchurian Section

TOKYO, June "A dispatch from Seoul. Korea, to the Rengo News Agency, says band of 100 Korean Communists bombed and set fire to the Korean Association Buildings and School and Japan ese Consulates in the Cheintao dis- trict, Kirit Province, Manchuria
 The Chinese Military and Japan csc Police routed the Communists.
 The plot was well executed and concerted. Similar attacks have been made in many towns and is attributed to bands of Koreans hostile to the Japanese regime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Sia Persons Killed, Thirty Injured ,ohen
 Fast Train Derdiled

MONTREAL, France, June 2.-- Six persons were killed and 30 injured when a fast train, Paris to Marseilles, was wrecked late last Saturday night. Four coaches were derailed and demolished as the train approached this station, about 60 miles south of Paris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
TOKYO SHAKEN
 BY BYEARTHQUAKE
 EARLY SUNDAY
Lasted for Twenty five Minutes-Minor Damage
 Done-No Casualties

TOKYO, June 2.-An earthquake shook the area within a radius of 60 miles from here Sunday morn ing Only minor damage has been reported and no casualties.
 The quake is believed to have been centered in the Pacific Ocean eastward from here and lasted g minutes, starting at 2:58 o'clock Sunday morning.
 It was the longest and strongest in several years.
 Clocks stopped and people were frightened and ran out of their houses, here and at Mito, Unin- moya, Maebashi and Kofu.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
TODhY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS
} %

NEW YORK, June 2.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 614, Alleghany Cor poration 26A, Anaconda CO.'S, Beth lehem Steel 951s, Granby. no sale. Kennecott 475s, Montgomery-Ward 46%. National Acme 1872. Pack ard ITS. Standard Brands 23%. Simmons Beds 37, Standard Oil of California 70%, United Aircraft 76%, U. s. Steel l75, Curtis Wright 9A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Domestic Strife,
 Lasting for Years, Ends; Murder, Suicide

, LOS ANGELES, June D. . Domestic strife for years, } which caused MT. and Mrs. David Borst, aged 67 and
 GA years respectively, to live
 separated by locked doors, } has ended by murder and } suicide.
 . The woman was found . shot through the body, a , $500 check in her hand. He
 } was shot in the brain, a new
 pistol in his hand. She re-
 gently filed a suit for di- , vorce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Six Perish When
 Flames Sweep Home

WASHINGTON, June 2. - Mrs. William Moxley, aged 45 years, and five children were burned to death in their home at Glen Echo when flames swept through the building, cutting off escape Moxley leaped from a window and shouted to his wife to follow. A scream was heard then all was silent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
TOWN RAzED BY T0RNAD0;
 RUINS AF|RE

LAS VEGAS, New Mexico, June "A tornado which struck Wagon Mount late last Saturday night
 killed one and injured 12 other per- sons. The victim was Alfred ..Hol- brook, 17-year-old boy. Fire broke out, raging the town. Ambulances were dispatched to the stricken town and the Santa Fe Railway sent wrccking crews to the scene
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
|McKelvie Not to Be
 Candidate for Senate

LINCOLN, Nebraska, June D. Samuel R. McKelvie, wheat mem Der of the Federal Farm Board, announced he would resign that as- signment but will not be a candi- date for the United States Sen- ate from Nebraska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Wet Feet Causes
 Building of Plume Float at SkagiUay
Special to Empire)

SKAGWAY, June 2.-When Gov. George A. Parks visited Skagway last week he got his feet wet on landing from the plane Taku. Men are now employed. on a landing float at the airport Work is pro- gressing rapidly on the airport here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
iANGSTERS IN EASTERN CITIES SHOOT AND KILL EIGHT
Oldest Gold Star Mother Sees .Craues of Sons

CHI HATEA AU THIERRY,
 France, June 2.-Mrs. Eliza
 beth Hutchins, aged 92 years,
 oldest Gold Star mother in
 France, saw the graves of her sons in Belleau Wood
 and although she is perfect } ly well, agreed with the of ] ficers in charge of the pill , grimage that it was wisest } for her to return to Paris immediately and rest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Sets Race Record to
 Win Curtiss Trophy

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Capt. Arthur H. Pane set a race record of 164 miles an hour to win the Curtiss Marine Trophy race here last Saturday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Twenty-Five Thousand
 Inspect Graf Zeppelin

LAKEHURST, N J., June 2.-A crowd of 25,o00 passed through the big hangar yesterday to see the Graf Zeppelin which was being repaired and refuelled in prepara- ton for the start tonight on the flight to Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Italian Pliers Make Record, Endurance Flight

, ROME, June 2.-A worlds
 non-refueling flight endur- } ance record has been brought ) to Italy by Major Maddalena, , who first sighted General } Mobile and the Italia surviv- , ors. He and his companion, , Lieut.. Cecconi, were up CT , hours and Is minutes and , exceeded by one hour and
 , 49 minutes the record of the , Germans, Zimmerman and , Risticz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
President Refreshed
 After Week-End Trip

WASHINGTON, June ?. Re- freshed from his rest and fishing trip into Pennsylvania, President Hoover has returned to the White House.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
Additional Lapd for Sand Point Air Station
 At Seattle Is Approued

WASHINGTON, June D. The Senate Naval Committee has ap- proved authorization of $50,000 for additional land at the Sand Point air station at Seattle, Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02

Bound for her home in Fair child. Wisconsin. Miss Alma Ol- son, local school teacher, went south on the Alameda.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02

Mrs. Horace O. Adams, accom- panied by H. O. Adams, Jr., and Louise Adams, is southbound on the Alameda. She expects to spend the summer months in the south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02
CHICAGO AND
 DETROIT ARE
 BATTLE AREAS
Rival Chicago Liquor Or ganizations Open War
 of Determination
THREE MEMBERS OF
 DRUGGAN GANG DEAD
Detroit Gangsters Take Lives of Five Including
 Two Policemen

CHICAGO, Ill, June "A war ! of extermination between rival li- quor organizations was signalled during the night by the execution of three gangsters, Sam Pellar, Joe Bertsche and Michael Wuirk, all members of the Terry Druggan gang and the probable fatal wound- ing of George Druggan, brother of Terry.
 Mrs. Vivian McGinnis, aged 27, wife of a Chicago attorney, and her companions, George Tony Tor natore, Joseph Ferreri and Sam Minister. were all seated at table in a dining room of a hotel at Manning Fox, lake summer re- sort, with an unknown man, when the band of gunmen appeared. They were wounded in the shooting which killed the three gangsters.
 The gunmen levelled a sub machine gun against the glass win- dows and discharged round after round of slugs into the dining room, especially at the table where the gangsters were seated, then drove away.
 The unknown man, who was not hit, took the wounded to hospital, 40 miles away, and deposited them at the door.
 DETROIT GANGSTERS BUSY
 DETROIT, Mich, June 2.-Gang- sters took five lives in the Metro politan area last night. Two of the victims were policemen sent to investigate hit and run accident. The fifth victim was an unidenti- fled Italian, sent to his death with four bullets in the head and body.
 The Police connected the shoot ings with the killing and shooting of two Italians in a fish market late Saturday afternoon.
 The Policemen killed were Ed ward Meyers and Claude Lanstra. They were approaching an auto mobile without license. Myers was shot through the head. Lanstra opened fire and was also shot The car was found later bullet pierced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02

WASHINGTON, June 2-Gen. Herbert M. Lord, former Director Of the Budget, died here at the age of Il years. He had been in ill-health since his retirement last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-02

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Nogales international., 1930-10-14
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A Feu "Lfs''

Il you want to poke your head in the sand like an
ostrich so that you won't know what is going on vote
the republican ticket
If you want to send minister to the state senate
who would not even be recognized in caucus, not to
speak of the senatorial body itself vote the republican
ticket.
# you believe the republican supervisors, who
have increased the county's expenses $4,000 this
year over last are economical and are spending the
taxpayers money judiciously, vote the republican
ticket.
Ii you favor the reduction in property values of
relatives and republican leaders to the detrment of
the rest of the taxpayers of the county, vote the
publican ticket.
If you favor putting numerous gangs to work on
the county roads just before election in order to buy
votes with the taxpayers money! vote the republi-
can ticket.
If you believe the ridiculous, meaningless bunk
handed out by the republican mouthpiece, which can
be easily disproved by facts and court records vote
The republican ticket.
If you want continuation of this Republican
prosperity we are having, vote the republican ticket
But, if you want a change, like every other sane
man and woman in the United States wants change
right now, VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Nogales international., 1930-10-14
Republicans Hide Behind Their Own
Mistakes By Talking Of Imaginary Dangers

The local republican mouthpiece in it's bewildered
efforts to retain its hold on the county purse for
chant vote in favor Of the republican ticket by an
nouncing with hypocTitical sorrow, that the demo-
cratic state platform contains plank recommending
immigration quota for Mexico, and asserting that
the application of such provision would bring dsast
to Nogales. This plank inserted at the earnest
requests of the representatives of the labor interests
that have to compete with the low wages accepted by
the Mexican immigrant, and which has reached ser
ious proportions.
Owing to the deplorable conditions in our coun-
try there has arisen universal desire for drastic re-
strction immigration from all countries, and less
than three months ago President Hoover suggested
that legislation accordingly be enacted in order to
relieve to what extent it may the distressing une1-
ployment situation throughout our land At any rate
an immigration quota applied to Mexico would have
unfavorable effect on border trade and travel
Were such law in effect it would in 10 wise re-
strict trade and traffic with Nogales; in fact it would
have tendency otherwise. Mexicans could come and
Nogales international., 1930-10-14
DR.. CAlDWELL'S
THREE RULES

DIR. Caldwell watched the results OF
constipation for At years, and believed
that no matter how careful people are
OF their health, diet and exercise, con.
stipation will occur from time to time.
OF next Importance, then, is how to treat
it when it comes. DR.. Caldwell ALWAYS
was in favor of getting as close to nature
as possible, hence his remedy for consti.
patton is mild vegetable compound. It
can not harm the most delicate system
and is not habit forming.
The Doctor never did approve of dras-
tic physics and purges. He did not believe
they were good for human beings to nut
into their system. Use Syrup Pepsin for
yourself and members Of the family in
constipation, biliousncss, sour and crampv
stomach, bad breath, no appetite, head
aches. and to break up fevers and colds.
Get bottle today, at any drugstore and
observe these three rules of health: Keen
The head cool, the feet warm, the bowels
open. For a free trial bottle, lust write
Syrup Pepsin," Dept. BIB. Monticello.
illinois.
Nogales international., 1930-10-14
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Stick To The Truth

We wish it were possible for the republican
nouthpiece to stick to the truth at least one time
when referring to the Nogales international.
In criticism of Rev 0. A. Smith, we made it
very plain that as minister he undoubtedly was a
success and most certainly did not attack his char
acter or his citizenship, and above ALL we most GER
tainly DID NOT try to belittle the pulpit
But the republican mouthpiece says we did It
also says we were trying to "captaze religion in
the stand we took that minister Of the gospel has
no place in politics.
This is the same sort Of propaganda that was
used throughout the South when Al Smith was run
ming for president and it's the same brand of mali
cous Infamous untruths which have been used by
the republican faction for many years. not only in To-
cal politics but throughout the nation
We feel confident that the citizens of Santa Cruz
Nogales international., 1930-10-14

go and trade as they do now within the border limits
A United States immigration quota applies to those
immigrants who come to our country for permanent
residence When for this purpose they enter through
the port Of Nogales they do not remain here Their
destination is always far beyond and every thus
leaving from south Of here is the loss of customer,
more or less, for our border merchants.
During the past several years the unrestricted
immigration from Mexico to country through the
port Of Nogales has been very heavy and ninety per
cent Of this immigration is made up of the aboring
Iclasses and who invariably possessed Of scanty
means. They trickle to the towns and cities of the
southwest and there increase the distress by adding
to the already overcrowded supply Of labor. This
volume Of emigration has consequently decreased
the population along the west coast and border
trade has suffered accordingly.
For number Of years the Mexican government
has been much concerned over the continued emgra-
ton of such great number ofts people and that gov
eInnent would not resent any lawful measure tend
ing to restrict to extent such immigration. The
crushing blow that our border trade with Mexico is
to receive will from vicious tariff law that
was jammed through republican congress under
the urge of republican president The republicans
already alarlningy discovering that it is two
edged sword
Many countries are retaliating against us with an
elevated tariff American products Canada has put
up very high tariff directed against our goods Mex
co in answer to this tariff Of ours is preparing to
apply high rate of duty many products we have
been exporting to that country and thus our border
merchants to suffer the consequences. Since the
enactment Of this republican tariff law the Mexican
people have been urged to purchase little as possible
in the United States, and nothing Of those articles
that can be obtained in Mexico Even the Mexican
line inspectors have become more rigid in their ex
animation Of the little individual purchases crossing
the border and small articles have been confscated
the ground that similar things are produced in
Mexico and can be obtained in Nogales, Sonora
The republican mouthpiece is welcome to any
comfort it can extract from the immigration quota
recommended in the democratic state platform. The
it attacks that plank the more dangerous it will
find the boomerang. The republican mouthpiece is
evidently hard pushed for campaign argument by
deavorng to divert attention from the msdeeds Of it's
rarty by trying to alarm certain class Of voters with
the intelligence of the merchant voter in attempting
to deceive him about the effects of immigration
quota
Nogales international., 1930-10-14
Making No Promises

The republicans are resorting to dirty politics
again he yaro circulating to the effect that
certain democratic candidates are making promises Of
appointments i'll the hope Of getting votes
This is absolutely untrue and without any fou1-
aatlon whatever We have talked to every democratic
candidate in Santa Cruz county and they are very
much incensed over the circulation of such malicious
reports by the republican faction.
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The republican mouthpiece says eff Smith were
democrat and lived in Santa Cruz county, he would
DE elected overwhelmingly" If he were democrat he
wouldn't try to for office He would stick to the
pulpit. And we can't help remarking, i'll passing, we
wonder just WHERE Smith does live if not in Santa
Cruz county,
They now claim that the political parson is in the
cattle business We guessed that long ago He is such
an artist at throwing the "bulP
The great register shows that the political par
son registered as a bipartisan Now he is running
On the republican ticket We know he is a minister
The republican mouthpiece says he is cattleman-
but they don't say the cattle are in New Mexico Just
what is this mysterious person?
Nogales international., 1930-10-14
(9-12 tf)

WANTED - To trade for a home
in Nogales, all or part of the follow
ing property: $40 acres of farming
land in shallow water district near
Ell Paso, 40 acre alfalfa and truck
land in Yuma Valley, Arizona; nice,
modern home in Los Angeles. Ad-
dress c. B. Smith, 749 Morley ave-
nue., Nogales, Arizona.
(1St pub. 5-23)