TM DAILY AliABKAK, MJlBWAT. 1IABKA, THTTBSDAY, ?TOYEMBER S, 1022
FACT THBCT
Hanson Accused of Knowing More
About Murder Than Does lackson
The District Court has been oc
cupied all week in hearing the east
involving the murder of Capt. H. C.
Lott on July 25th. last, at his home
along t ie beach some distance be
low Thtne. Willie Jackson has beei:
V> trial (or the murder. The Jur\
went ojt late yesterday afternooi
and returned a verdict of "not Guil
ty" about two hours after. The de
fendant was represented by attor
neys H. L Faulkner and William L.
I'aul. The prosecution waa handled
by District Attorney Shoup and as
s.slants A. E. Maltby aid H. B. Sta
bler. A large number of witnesses,
including the accused man, were on
the stand during the trial of the
case.
lu his opening statement outlining
the government's case. United States
Attorney A. G. Shoup said it would
be proved that Jackson visited the
murdered man's cabin on the evening
of July 24th in company with four
other Indians when they bought
some beer: that Jackson later got
Willie Hansen, another Indian, and
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eturned to the cabin about mid
night and killed Lott; that Jackson
ieft Juneau early on the morning of
luly 25th to go back to the scene of
the murder and was seen coming up
the channel from that direction
ibout 9:30 o'clock of that day.
In a short opening statement for
the defense. W. L. Paul declared that
the defense would establish an alibi.
"The evidence In this ense will show
the jury who committed the murder
and that Willie Jackson was not the
man. Willie Jackson was not at the
scene of the murder later than the
afternoon of July 24. and was at his
home at the time the crime is
charged to have been committed. We
will prove this by his wife, his sis
ter. mother-in-law and brother-in
law. »
Mr. Faulkner made the only argu
ment for the defense at the close of
the case. He delivered a severe ar
raignmnt of Willie Hansen, the star
government witness, and of Hansen's
father, asserting that they were the
ones who knew the most about the
murder of Captain Lott; that they
were at the scone of the murder and
had something to do with It. Han
sen, he continued, was utterly dis
credited and his testimony without
corroboration. This was the view
evidently taken by the Jury In ren
dering a verdict of "not guilty."
Dl'CK HUNTER DROPS WAD
W ran gel 1, Oct. 24.—C. M. Coul
ter. resident of Wrangell since 1S38.
prominent fish buyer and pfoprietor
of the City Meat Market, dropped
dead today while duck hunting on
the Stiklne fiats.
The deceased is survived by a
widow, three sons and two daugh
ters. all grown-up except the young
est daughter.
M.\ Coulter was a public spirited
citizen and had often served as a
member of the city council. He whs
a member of the Juneau Lodge of
Elks and several other leading fra
ternal organizations.
Pulp Plant Now
Operating Full
Capacity
Working tbre« shifts dally, the
pulp mill of the Alaska Pulp & Pa
per Company at Spcet River is turn
ing out approximately 25 tons of
moist pulp every day, according to
Supt. W. P. Lass, who arrived here
yesterday afternoon on a hurried
business trip today.
The plant is moving along lmooth
ly now with no friction anywhere.
Logs are being obtained for grinding
and no difficulty of any kind Is be
ing experienced, said Mr. Lass. The
company is now employing about 60
men. It has 300 tons of pulp stored
on the dock ready for shipment. A
freighter is expected to call at the
plant early next week for the first
shipment to be made south since the
recent resumption of operations.
The company, said Mr. Lobs, is in
creasing its dock facilities to Bpeed
up loading of cargoes and to give it
more room tor storage. R. M. Kee
ney, local contractor, is now nt the
site working on the new dock. It
will have two wings so that loading
can be carried on in two hatches 'it
the same time. One of the wings
is completed to a stage from which
loading can be done.
Mr. Lass remained here until the
Northwestern arrived and took \1.*«.
Blakely and children to Speel Ulver.
Mrs. Blakely Is wife of the plum su
perintendent and with her children
arrived on the Northwestern —•Ju
neau Empire.
CUTTER MOJAVE 19 HELPLESS
ON THE PACIFIC OCEAN
San Francisco, Oct. '24.—The Rev
enue Cutter Mojave is drifting 900
miles west of Honolulu with her fuel
depleted, according to a wireless
message.
The Mojave was In Juneau early
in the Summer with AL9t8tant Sec
retary of Commerce Claude H. Hus
ton and other government officials
aboard on their way to visit points
in Alaska and the Orient. Huston
is not aboard the Mojave according
to advices received from the Asso
elated Press this afternoon.
HAINES NOTES
(Special Correspondence)
Haines, Alaska, Oct. 30.—Mr.
Hill, who has a blue fox ranch on
Sullivan Isla::d. and Robert Watt,
were up from the ranch Saturday,
and report everything goinr; along
very nicely at the ranch. Mr. Hill
informed your correspondent that
he has about three nu.idred foxes
now on the Island, and sctos very
optimistic of the future for the fox
rancher.
Eric Oslund is leaving tomorrow
morniug for Rainy Hollow for tne
purpose of bringing tlie copp»r ore
mined by the Maid of Erin Mining
Company out, to be shipped to the
smelter. Mr. Oslund expects to be
gone about a mouth.
DEMAND DEATH SENTENCE
Fun STATESMEN i
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Athens,* Oct SI.—A prominent I
Venlzelist In a speech to a large |
Greek audience, acclaimed the,
achievements of the revolution and!
condemned the former regime. The j
great audience demanded the death
of the statesmen who are now under j
arrest. As an outgrowth of the j
meeting, rioting started and the por
traits of former K;ng Constantino
were destroyed.
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were up from Glacier point today
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who passed away several years ago,
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