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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
J. s. CUNBOATS |. IN FIGHT WITH
 CHINESE REDS
Battle Along Banks O Yangtse River One
 Attack Is Stopped

SHANGHAI, Sept. 26.-The Am erican gunboats Guam and Oahu fought their way through barrages of artillery fire laid down by Chi nese Reds along the middle Yang tse River last night.
 Each gunboat silenced heavy at tacks and escaped unharmed.
 The gunboat Guam fought an ar tillery duel with a battery of Red Field guns hidden along the shore 190 miles above Hankow. The Guam opened up with her three inch guns and then brought machine guns into play. The attack was stop ped
 The Oahu, a few miles above Kiukiang, ran into battery of Red guns and brought machine guns into action, speeded up the engines and raced to safety.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
PRODUCTION OF GOLD IS AHEAD
 OF LAST YEAR
Three-quarters of a Million Gain Registered in
 First Nine Months

Alaska's gold production this year bids fair to set a new record for the decade, it was indicated today when it was learned that the first nine months output as shown by United States Customs Service fig ures of outgoing shipments was $4 ,801 500.
 This was $752,774 in excess of a like period in 1929, as revealed by the same source of information. As the 1929 production was the larg- est since 1922, the yield for the next three months has only to equal the last three months of last year in order to surpass it.
 Silver production, however, will drop materially in value and some in quantity. This is accounted for largely by the low prices that have prevailed all year for that mineral. Another factor was the de- clining copper output from which some of the silver comes as a by product. The total silver value for the first nine months of this year was S141 700, as compared to $212,- 416 for the same period last year and a total of $281 ,731.
 Gold shipments this year by month were as follows: January S286, ,987; February, $270,184 March, $255, ,457; April s294,26O; May, s244,- SIS; June, $697 .403; July. S813,822; August, $950,657; September, s988,- 215.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK CITY, N. aY., Sept 26.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5A, AL leghany Corporation 1912, Ameri- can Can 119%, Anaconda Copper 389s, Bethlehem Steel 81, Fox Films ATS, General Motors 40ss Granby Corporation 19, Hupp Mo- tors 11h, 10as, 10A. International Harvester 685s, Kennecott Copper 301s, Montgomery Ward 31, Nation al Acme 9la, Packard Motors 11A 191a. 10ss, Simmons Beds 23, Stan- dard Brands IS. Standard Oil of California 56, Standard Oil of New Jersey 62A, Stewart-Warner 23 22ss 22ss. United Aircraft 45A, U s, Steel 158as,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
KARISE OUT
 OF ICE PACK

NOME, Alaska, Sept. 26-The motorship Karise, which was ice- locked at Cape Serge, arrived here yesterday. The motorship ground it's way through the ice, following information wirelessed back to the
 ship by Pilot Dorbandt after bring ing the captain here for medical at tention. The motorship followed
 the leads which Dorbandt describ- ed
 Capt. Joch m n is recovering
 here. His rescue from the ship
 by Dorbandt probably saved his life.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
TWO MISSING
 CHIL DREN ARE LOCATED TODAY
First Reports Were They Had Been Kidnapped
 from Seattle Homes

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.-Sheila Dail- ey and Frank Nolan have been found unharmed in a basement near their homes.
 The children were frightened and hungry, and both were suffering from colds.
 It is revealed they were locked in the basement by an older boy. Whether this youth was playing a prank or involved in an alleged kid mapping plot is unknown.
 Mrs. H. P. Nash, neighbor, sud- denly remembered being told by her little son he had seen a boy locking the two children in a va cant house. She was i'll on Wednes- day and gave no thought to her sons story. Going to the house to- day however she noticed the knob of the basement door being turned and a stick propped against it. She released the children and they were rushed to their homes and placed under the care of physi- clans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
VETS SWAMP
 DRYS IN COP. C0NvEN NT|0N
New York Republic cans Adopt Platform Demand
 ngRepeal Prohibition
WET MAJORITY
 IS OVERWHELMING
Battle Waged by Organiza. tions Without Debate
 Futile for Governor

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 26.-Under the powerful and skilful leader ship of Nicholas Murray Butler and former s tor James w Wadsworth uncompromising vets gained controp of Republican State Convention and by the overwhelm- ing majority of 733 to 258 adopted a plank in the State platform call ing for the repeal of the Eigh- teenth Amendment.
 The battle was one of organiza- tion against organization. There was no debate on the floor of the convention. The dry minority con- tented themselves with having their opposition to the incorporation of a drastic wet plank in the plat form placed on the convention record.
 The Republican platform attack ed the Democratic State admin istration for "inefficiency and waste fitness" It condemned "corrup- ton" in the Democratic controlled 4 cities of Albany and New York.
 United States Attorney Charles H. Futile of New York City, re- gently resigned because he favors Prohibition repeal and refused long, CT to be connected with its en- forcement, is conceded the nom- ination for Governor on the. first ballot.
 It is not known whether or not the dry Republicans will carry out a previously made threat to run a dry Republican for Governor on an independent ticket as they did in the Senatorial race in 1926 when former Senator Wadsworth was de- feated for reelection.
 Until the last few days the Her. aid Tribune and other wet news papers and leaders conceded that the drys would control the Albany convention and probably adopt a platform that would ignore Pro- hibition except to declare for law enforcement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
CLAIMS ITALY IS PREPARINC
 FOR WARP ARE
Belgian Senator Makes Sensational Charges
 at Brussels Trial

BRUSSELS, Sept. 26-Belgian Senator Louis Besbrouckere, Presi- dent of the Aviation Commission. at Geneva, created a sensation dur ing the trial of the youth Fernando DeRosa, accused of the attempted assassination of the Prince Hum ble, when he declared himself con- vinced that Premier Mussolini and the Government of Italy were pre- pairing for war on both sides of the Albanian border as well as along the Alps.
 The Belgian Senator declared on the witness stand that during his official mission on disarmament he was able to make personal in vestigation and was convinced him. self that Mussolini and his govern ment was acting as he stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
PAUL ABBOTT HERE FOR THREE WEEKS
 ON BUSINESS TRIP

Completely recovered except for his vocal faculty, Paul Abbott, Alas ka representative for the Dupont Company, is here for a business trip and probably will remain in town for the next three weeks. He arrived here early this week after an extended trip to western and in- terior points.
 MT. Abbott spent several months in hospitals in the States after leaving Juneau last year. He looks to be in excellent condition and said he felt that way. Operations on his throat have resulted in the loss, of his vocal powers. When his throat has completely healed, he will use an invention known as a mechanical voice.
 The Abbotts are now residing in Bellevue, Wash. MT. Abbott has purchased a home there. It is 35 minutes ride from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
Air Corps Unit to Be Shifted; New Attack
 Wing for Shreveport

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.- Grouping of tactical units of the army air corps, as contemplated in the fire-year program authorized by congress, provides for the cen tering of the nations west coast defenses at San Francisco and a new attack wing at Shreveport La.
 In outlining the proposed chang es, F. Trubee Dawson, assistant secretary of war for aeronautics revealed there will be pursuit group at Selfridge field, Mich, an observation unit at New York and a bombardment group at Lang ley Field, La.
 A new 24,000 acre attack base at Shreveport, training center at San Antonio, Tex, pursuit group at Riverside, Cal, and an air sup ply and overhaul depot in the San Francisco bay area also will be in cluded in the program. There will be an observation squadron at St. Louis.
 The air corps, Davison said, will abandon Rockwell field, San Diego, moving the 95th pursuit squadron to March field, Riverside; the sev- enth bombardment from San Diego to Marin county; and the central supply base from Rockwell to Ala meda, Calf. Congress has author ized $6,5OO,oOO for the west coast changes.
 With its bombardment bases, the air corps, Davidson said, would be more effective than a series of bat teries of guns with a 2o0-mile range. Concealed bases, he said, could send bonbers carrying l,100- pound missiles up to 200 miles at sea in resisting invasions.
 AS the army works on its major air projects Davidson said the war department will build up reserve fields in every section of the coun- try, as it has done in Florida and the Pacific northwest, for utiliza- ton when needed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
SMOKE STACK MISSED
 BY MILL PRESIDENT

While things around the Juneau Lumber Mills looked familiar to Roy Rutherford, pr es 1 d e nt and manager this morning, still there was an aspect of strangeness that perplexed him for a moment. Soon he noticed part of the mills stack was missing. It had succumbed to the 26-mile blow from the east last night.
 The Virginia " returned last eve ming to the mill wharf from Chi chagof, where she had taken a load of lumber.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
GREEN URGES c. o. P.
 TO DODGE PROHIBITION

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept 26.-The proposal of the Demo- cratic platform for National ref erendum on Prohibition received rough handling in the keynote speech of Gov. Fred w. Green as temporary chairman of the Repub- lican post primary convention which will adopt a platform.
 Gov. Green asserted that Pro- hibition is not a political issue and shouldn't be injected into political campaigns. He denounced the Democratic referendum declaration as an effort ito catch votes" He declared that a referendum would be without effect.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
EARLY REPORTS

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.-The Police are searching for a man who last night demanded $500 from Frank Nolan for the return of his son, Frank, Jr., aged six years, who with Shelia Daley, same age, disappeared Wednesday afternoon while playing at the Daley home.
 No trace has been found of the missing children despite an inten- sive search in the Capitol Hill Dis trict where they lived.
 The demand for $500 was made to Nolan over the telephone.
 With the aid of friends, Nolan obtained $453 in small bills and mo- tified the Police. Despite Police warnings not to do so, Nolan show ed up at the appointed place but the kidnapper failed to appear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
VANDERBILTS LEAVE
 FOR SOUTHERN HOME

John Vanderbilt, former Juneau and Sitka resident, and Mrs. Van derbilt, who have been spending the past two months at Goddard Hot Springs. are passengers on the steamer Queen for Seattle, enroute to their home in Los Angeles. They visited local friends while the steamer was in port.
 MT. Vanderbilt, who is the son of Mrs. Lena DeGroff, came to Alaska in 1887. He was at one time employed in Behrends Department Store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
FRENCH PLIERS REACH PORTLAND
Bad Weather Disrupting Schedule Seattle
 Passed Up

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 26- French Transatlantic fliers Coste and Bellonte landed here at g O. clock this morning from Pasco where they had spent the night. Owing to bad weather which has disrupted their schedule on their good will tour. the Frenchmen passed up Seattle. They will re- main here until noon tomorrow and then fly south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
WEATHER
 PICTURE TODAY
Snow, Lightning, Win d and Near Tornado
 Reported

CHICAGO, H., Sept. &C., Snow in the Black Hills, de- structive winds and lightning in the corn belt, a storm of tor nadoic proportions ripping over the Mississippi Valley, is the weather picture today, while the Middle West looked on.
 Many persons have been in- jured in Iowa by storms which swept with varying intensity last night as far west as Coun- cil Bluffs and east to Keokuk.
 Miles of wires have been blown down, farm houses de- stroyed and crops suffered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
KETCH|KAN MAN
 DIES IN SOUTH

SEATTLE, Sept. 26 Charles Lieding, Ketchikan restaurant pro- prietor who came here two weeks ago from Ketchikan for goitre operation, died in a hospital yester- day after the operation. He was 40 years of age. A brother sur wives in Pittsburgh. Lieding was formerly of Cordova.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
REBELLION
 WEARS END

HAWKING, Sept. 26.-National- ist dispatches announced today that Government troops are battering at the gates of Cheng Chow, the rebel base in Honan Province, with ex- pectation of driving the Northern CTS beyond the Yellow River and ending within two weeks the rebel lion which has wracked China since last May.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
Conrad Nagel Asks
 Aid of N. Y. Police

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Conrad Nagel, screen actor, has appealed te the police to capture youth whe has been posing as younger broth CT. and cashing bad cheeks.
 He said he has been receiving let ters from all parts of the country from friends who cashed the checks believing the youths story. Nagel said he has no younger brother.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
ALASKA MINE MANAGER IS FOUND MURDERED IN CABIN
NEW YORK c. .O!P. HAS WET PLATFORM
FORD DECLINES AID
 TO GERMAN FASCISTS

MUNICH, Sept. 26.-A Jewish Photographic Agency reported Henry Ford declined to see the leaders ot the National Social Party and Fas- cists who called on him in an at tempt to enlist his support
 Adolf Hitler's representatives then placed a proposal before Ford's staff.
 Among the proposals was a sug- gestion that Ford support the Fas- cists to the extent of about S4,800,- 900.
 Ford declined.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
CAMPOL.0 AND SHARKEY BOUT
 OFF TO OCT. ]

NEW YORK CITY, Sept. 26. The Victoria CampOlo-Jack Sharkey bout, scheduled for last night, has been postponed to October 8. Officials decided the match might be more profit- able if held in Madison Square Garden on that date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
iFauorite Dancing Partner of
 Prince Is Welded

LONDON, Sept. 26.-Norma Gertrude Rogers, favorite danc- ing partner of the Prince of Wales on his Canadian visits, was m arried today to Col. Charles Gerald, formerly of the Grenadier Guards. She is the daughter of the late Dr. Frank ford Rogers of Ottawa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
E. J. WHITE IS REPORTED
 IMPROVED SLIGHTLY, TO-DAY

E. J. White, who has been seri- ously i'll at his home since last Saturday, was today reported to be slightly improved. He rested fair ly well last night and it was said had the best night since he became sick,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
DIXON NAMED
 ON TAR. COM,

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 26. Lincoln Dixon, of North Vernon, Indiana, has been reappointed to the Tariff Commission by Presi- dent Hoover, completing the per sonnel Dixon is Democrat and has been a member of the Tariff Commission since 1920.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
HOPS
 WITH SERUM

NOME, Alaska, Sept. 26.-Pilot Frank Dorbandt and Mechanic Cope hopped off Wednesday enroute to Dillingham;, on Bristol Bay, with artitoxin serum for stricken na- tives suffering from diphtheria.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
American League
Miners Are Injured
 In Clash in Illinois

DUQUOIN, Illinois, Sept. 26-- Several miners were injured, none seriously, at the United Coal Mine. in clash between Howat and Fish wick sympathizers of the United Mine Workers,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26

J. B. Hotel, insurance man, re- turned from Sitka on the steam ship Queen He is at the Gasti- neau
 Ray Walker and Arthur Hender- son, of Taku, are in Juneau, stay ing at the Alaskan Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
WIND STORM
 STRIKES IOWA
Various Sections of State Damaged = No Loss
 of Life Reported

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. 26.- Several persons were injured and extensive property age was done by a series of wind storms in various sections of the state last night No loss of life has been reported. Iowa City reported over q 5-inch fall of rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
VICTORIA HAS
 GOLD BULLION
 FOR SEATTLE

NOME, Alaska, Sept. 26.-Steam- Ter Victoria, of the Alaska Steam ship Company, sailed for Seattle yesterday with 80 passengers. The steamer has $115,000 in gold bull lion aboard making a total gold shipment to date from Nome plac- CTS close to $1 100000.
 The Victoria was delayed here for one week on account of bad weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
NORTHLAND MAKING
 FAST VOYAGE NORTH

Motorship Northland, which sail ed from Seattle last Monday night at o'clock is making a fast trip north. She is reported by radio to be due here at 10 o'clock to- night. The motorship will re- main in port perhaps five or six hours before departing again for the south,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
Endurance Pliers Are Forced D0,Cn
 By Oklahoma StOrn,

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Sept. 26.-An endurance plane flown by Bennett Griffin and Roy Hunt was forced down last night at Norman, 20 miles south of here, by a storm. The two fli- CTS had completed 293 hours in the air.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
No Disarmament
 Conference, 1881

GENEVA, Sept. 26-The Dis armament Committee of the League of Nations declined today to di- rect a General Disarmament Con- ference be called in lo3l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
Putting Up Radio Aerial, Three
 Are EIectrOcuted

PINE BLUFFS, kans a s, Sept. 26.-W alter and Lewis HOlcomb, brothers, and Eunice Long, all between 20 and 25 years of age were electrocuted late yesterday afternoon while erecting a radio aerial. It fell across a high tension power line and became short circuited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
Odd Fellows Will
 Meet in Winnipeg

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 26.-Win- nipsg was chosen as the 1881 con- vention city of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, the Asso- citation of Rebekah Assemblies and the Patriarchs Militant. meeting in international convention in this citv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
DIES FROM WOUNDS

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Sept. 26.- Mrs. Big Joe, Ruby native woman, died last night as the result of wounds from al alleged attack at the hands of Joe Theihage, old timer, who is held in jail and faces three charges, including murder
 Assistant District Attorney E. B. Collins and Dr. J. A. Sutherland, Department of Justice Physician, are flying to Ruby today to hold an inquest and autopsy.
 Foul Play Suspected
 Returning from Ruby, Collins and Dr. Sutherland will go to Panama where foul play is suspected in the death of William Warren, at first believed to have died as result of a heart attack. Examination of Warrens body revealed a wound on the left side of his head.
 Body Found in Ruins
 A search of the ruins of the army post at Panama, which was destroy ed by fire several days ago. revealed the remains of Leo Blistine, whose disappearance was reported by his wife.
 Rex Greenway, last seen with Blistine, is also understood here to be missing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
CARDS NEED 1 MORE WIN TO
 CLINCH FLAG
Rogers Hornsby Takes Command of Chicago
 Cubs in Pinch

By winning from Pittsburgh yes- terday, the St. Louis Cardinals need only one more winning game to clinch the pennant of the Ma tional League.
 Rogers Hornsby took command of the Chicago Cubs yesterday after noon, snatching the reins from Me Carthy who suddenly requested to be relieved at once, and steered the team to a victory over Cincinnati. The contest was a battle of home runs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26
TAXI CAR CRASHES
 INTO LITTLE HOUSE

Veering off the Thane Road, where it crosses the Alaska Juneau Mining Company's tramway, a taxi automobile, said to have been driv- en by James O'Connor, last night crashed into the little house used by the company workers as a shell ter place when waiting for tram cars. The structure was damaged and the. motor car badly smashed.
 Report of the accident was made to Chief of Police George Getchell, who is Investigating it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-09-26

 Los Angeles at Seattle, outweath- s cred
 National League Pittsburgh O.; St. Louis g. Grimes pitched superb ball and his team mates hit Pittsburghs offerings almost at will Bottomley sent the fans into a frenzy in the first inning with a long home run with two men on bases. St. Louis made four runs in the first inning.
 Cincinnati 3; Chicago A. In the ninth inning Chicago led by to l. Cuccinello crashed out home run; Heilmann followed with an- other, and Ford followed with a single. Hornsby, who has been pressed in as manager following McCarthy's sudden request that he be relieved immediately, push ed his head out of the dugout and sent Pat Malone to the mound. Malone ended the rally by disposing of two pinch hitters. Chicago is still mathematically in the race.
 American League Washington 3; Boston 2. Art Shires played first while Judge, the veteran, directed the team for Washington.
 New York 3: Philadelphia l3. Game called at end of sixth inning on account of rain. Gehrig account ed for all of the Yankee runs in the first inning when he made his 4lst home run and drove in two men ahead. The Phils got IT hits.
 Chicago at Detroit, outweathered.