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THE NEWLYWEDS Everybody Happy. By CHARLES McMANUS
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MANY CHANGES
ARE PROPOSED
TO ATTORNEYS
Suggests that New Congress
Take Seats Immediately
Following Election.
(Continued trurn fage One.)
effort to meet this challenge. Such
untiled activity has, us a matter of
fact, been already too long delayed.
“Thinking men see at the present
time the issue being very clearly
drawn in our couuntry between sta
bility and radicalism; between the
forces of real progress and retro
gression ; between government under
a written constitution ns established
by our fathers and a government
by the mob -or if you please, the
proletariat; and the conservative in
flunoe of the American Bar is sorely!
needed and should by all means !>■
excteltid lo Ha fullest extent. In]
met in;.; i hi is tie.”
uonrrrtnce ci nano ns.
A elk ii by the American llir Asso
ciation endorsing the idea of calling
a new confrtnco of nations in con
tinuitinn of two former conference™
tit Vhf II. MU' la ( f'Vi.'i/i t i t larify
Ihe rule.' vvnich concern the j>i i 11
cfph s of international law, whs
reef (intruded In the report of the
Committee on International Uw.
“It wduld not seem to be a mat
ter of serious doubt that much may
* be*rctsompushrtt- ftr the direction of
creating and preserving harmonious!
relations between nations and to-j
ward tlie reduction of causes of in-|
t deletion a 1 d if agreements, if the
principles of international law
chottid receive consideration at a
new conference of the nations in
acco: dance with recommendations by
tho committee of jurists assembled
at The Hague Tn 1(120,” the report
read.
International Court.
The committee refrained from
making any recommendations con
cerning a Permanent Court of In
ternational Justice. At tho 1922
meeting of the association it was
instructed to formulate such amend
ment's or changes in the statute
which now constitutes the court,
which in the judgment of the com
mittee might make it possible for
the United States to accept it.
Changes in circumstances since
the Instructions were given, espec
.: illy tn view of the fact that the
late President Harding submitted a
message to the Senate asking the
advice and. consent of the Senate
to the adhesion to the protocol on
the part of the United States, were
given as reasons for making no
recommendations. The question has
become one of political discussion
which the committee declared was
another reason for refraining from
suggestions.
Favor World Court.
George Donworth, James Brown
Scott and George W. Wickersham,
three members of the committee,
however, expressed their personal
views as follows:
"In accordance with the privilege
accorded by the report of each mem
ber of lhe committee to express his
perronal views, we beg to state that
we are uuqquivocaly in fr.vor of the
participation of the linitd States ini
tho present Permanent Court of In
ternational Justice, upon such terms
and conditions not Inconsistent with
the character and functions of the
court, as the President and Secre
tary of State may suggest and the
Senate of the United States ap
i prove.”
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Mitchell Davis, of Franklin Pafrsh, 1 -u., was recently conViut
e<l of murder hecanso Peter, u bloodhound, followed a trail to
Davis's home from the scene of a murder. An appeal to the State
Supreme Court resulted in a reversal of the verdict, Chief Justice
Charles A. O'Neill handing down the decision, in which he held
that to admit bloodhound testimony was as barbarous as witch
craft and that no man should ever be hanged on the testimony
of a dog.
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are sure of getting it by using _
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j You can pick up some as
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ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE
Weather Conditions As Recorded by
Weather Bureau.
the U. S.
Forecast foi Juneau and vicinity tor 24 hours beginning 8 p. m. tod j:
Ilaln tonight anil Friday; light southerly winds.
LOCAb :j A T A
Barom. Temp. Humidity Wind Telocity Weather
>8 p. m. yest’y 29.73 52 99 S 10
,8 a.m. today 29.49 55 84 SE 12
12 noon today 29.48 52 ICO S 12
CaHLE AND RAL'Kl REPORTS
“TfeSHTEftTUY
Highest
i— temp.
. «4
Stntlnns—
Ncorvik
Nome . 0 4
Bethel .. OS
Tanana . fit)
I.agio . 60
Futibanks .. 6
McKinley Park... 60
Anchorage . —
St. Paul . 60
L'utch Harbor .... 54
Kodiak . 60
Cordova . 58
Juneau .. 58
Sitka . 62
8 p in.
temp
GO
58
64
50
58
60
54
60
48
52
50
56
52
T~
i Lowest 8 a m.
tem p.
1 I
46
44
4 6
32
44
38
52
46
46
48
50
64
temp.
4 6
48
48
4 6
42
66
44
52
46
60
52
56
56
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TOPaT
8 a.m
Velocity
4
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24 hrs.
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.16
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C'ldy
Rain
Rain
Rain
Rain
Rain
8 a in.
Went hay
Clear
Clear
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Pt. Cldy
Clear
Clear
Cldy
Cldy
Rain
NOTE: Observation* at rnnce Ttuptrt. Seutie, r-ortlaua and Sac
HYanctsoo ar*- mad* at 4 a m. and t p *>., Jnoeau time
Pleasure continued to fall over the entire district during the
part twenty-four hours, except for a slight rise last night at Nomo
and in the upper Yukon Valley.
The temperature has fane'll at all station except Sairbanks and
Juneau.
Precipitation is reported from all stations except llothel, Fairbanks |
; and Eagle. Clearing weather la reported from Nome.
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Kronen 12 45
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FIRE ALARM CALLS
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1-S Front, opp. Film Exchange
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1- 8 Front, near Saw Mill.
2- 1 '<ome Grocery.
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2-4 Front and Seward.
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2-6 Second and Main.
2-7 Fifth and Seward.
2- 9 Fire IIall.
3- 2 Gaatlneau and Hawn
3-4 Second and Gold.
3-8 Fourth and Harris.
3-6 Fifth and Gold
3-7 F.fth and East.
1-8 Seventh and Gold,
3- 9 Fifth and Kennedy.
4- 1 NinLh, back of power hiaiM
4-2 Calhoun, onp. Juneau Apts.
4-3 DiBlln Ave., and Indian 8t.
4-5 Ninth and Calhoun.
4-6 Seventh and Main.
4-7 Twelfth, at Northern L’dry
4-8 Twelfth and Wllloufhby.
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Bankers
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JUNEAU DAIRY
PALACE OF SiEfcft
Eat a dish a day of Mr*flto
cream. A healthful vttiaAte
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