The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 18, 1926, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 18, 1920. auvy Alaska e s G S i e ALONG LIFE'S I e i v - PROFLSSIONAL || Fraternal Socieqe JOHN W. TROY - - . EDITOR AND MANAGER Othor = showing considerable increascs include DETOUR [ Februaty | oF- with increa 16.9 per cent U]E | Nettie 1 nereny giver tnat Flor = Gastineau Channel Muithews, wiow of William : i M cws, together th ber - N e e T [ | Drs. Kaser & Freeburger | | —————— | LELLLY ! 16.9 per cent; Wyom By SAM TiILL cent; North Dakota e SUmIL AT nna) broot oniHerihioms DENTISTS B. P. 0. ELES ib0tigh oscivaitnsRetaCI e RSB ATt L e P e e e 1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg. e aver . 2 rees pe sout the only ~th as searce . by Meetlng Welrestm Treadwell and e 3 riled Siites e ”""_\myl i Whiskers | $ituated on the west shove of Dyea PHONE 56 | Y cvent 00 o' ole ewise . an average of rates gown St (16 o , Alaska, U Survey No Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m L] Latitude 59° 30’ N. Longitude = Exalted Rule TOHN A, DAVIS, Secretary v tR Brothera welcome. o it " W. and is now in the files| g——o = el i ! e U. S. Land Office, at An i 2] PhE - AT Ol yrage, Alaska, and it no protest| Dr. Charles P. Jenne g the cold winters!” Is I ip the local land office ENTIST i ¢ \ : “ i ?" | “HH ;\r[:t“x‘ 15 at Anchorage .\‘\ l‘l:u the period of BRI o-Ordinate Bodies 5 ‘ s culture Jardine from the Cabinet, the Nuti Tl R - hroush six | publication, or thirty days there-| Rooms a;nld}e V,x.le:x’;m Bldg og. Px(yr‘uasginr’ e . " I news ""‘“‘"' o "”‘W‘““”H""‘““l f ”";”‘m;' ‘”’\‘l”";k ;“';"“' inches of sloppy snow in her pumps. | after, said final proof will | _Telphone 176 Scottish Rite In asking for tl e i retar epted and final certificate isst Lararr 11 solving the agricaltural problem it aflects_its Ahdl THatadGome Gambls J. LINDLEY GRBEN, et o ATION member If anything Mr. Jardine is less outspoken! «poas vour hushand ever gamble?” | Register A W Stawic n his oppésition to Government e fixing than'geked the First Wit | First publication, Nov. & 1926 2 ioke Lo 4 the President, and most proposed solutions for the ¢ yeplicd the ) waning | Last publication, Jan. 15, 1927 | LENTIET rm. problems have that for their basic principle, ' ly ¢ ten take mee on oy | - s Aours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m 3 being asleep and 1 heaving hin | SEWARD BU | 7 ¢ ¥ Juneau Lodge No. 70 Foreign Minister Stresemann, of Germany, expresses come in 2 1 have Q2Mee Phona 469 Phone 278 Saars b ACHE D the belief that the World War would not nave hap-' alowed him an even i ~ : night, 8 o'clock, Moosa wened if there had been a League of Nations to : ! JI()RRI.S B PR Hall. J. A. Davis, Dictator; R. 1 talk things over. Suppose the Kaiser had refused Moy feethe Toea iteven atany Fashion héralds the retuine of { 3s g to attend the talkfest, what would have happened sl Dr. W. J. Pigg S " Aps LS e g MANUFACTURES ‘ FHYSICIAN AGUNT JUNEAU IODGE NO. 14 Phe first news thag bips had been | of town,” Iy Warwick | SHOW CASES Office—Secord and Mam AP ori i\ Tod | - Stated Communication man may get “oiled” as often as he pleases poledo Rlade 2 Telepbone 18 ccond and fourth Monday n Ontario, according (o a court ruling in that' “lips on every hand mment IN JUNEAU —— g el R s L ( Provines Which may be gosl law in Bob Ride in the Stat urnal | o ; Ontario but in practice neither wise nor sat Which is our jdea of #he Last place They're Standard BTl T i Ontario or anywhere else to have the hips, though we often Product Dr. 1. Vanee BALANCE BEING REGAINED bave seen hands on the hip | | osteopath 201 Go'dutewn Bldg s Tt . Craer of 0B g Visit of Young Ambassadors. | Soundsl Reassnable —TRY— L& or o aeinonenl |y EASTERN STARL (Seward Gateway.) Yowre apt (o find, Phones ce, 167; Resddence | S e 4 D . 167; Second and rth e The coming of the Fairhanas Agricultural College Refaiks ol Wil M ‘I()I:l{i&; Phone 12 um_Apts. Jand o clearly indi= g qeeinall team to Seward marks something more The 1 = s Rifo 1L Qi O naked truth s T 1 y Il - e AMY GU kR N Wortm, rtoand by qhan o mere city sporting event. It rathey I RIS aai At AT Lo PR Ir. Jardine sub- flects un cra of progress not only in the line of onstruetion Co, . Al T T eretary ' : g A IDR. GE( B % SIS L o me of agricul- clean, w r osports, such as are enjoved hy i Wanted (o Know r' R GEO. L. BAR | IGHTS | CMIRODPRACT®R Valentlne Bullding NIGHTS OF 4 275,000,000 while older States, but in an ambassadorial cense will ) It s hetter to give than to re " P % ‘ ' Office Hours 10 12 2 10 6: 7 to § o 3 $2.656,000,000, and for 1925- far to draw the youth of the cities into closer bonds coive,” quoted the Pions One L} ] i 269 COLUMBUS | | wnd by wppolutment e CHIROPRACTIC 18 not the practice of Mediciie Sirgery nor Osteopathpy . e f : 400,000, Comm ng on these Quaintances which will reflect themselves in - “Outside of advi hi rowl Juncau Public Library e sFdunl toln: Coripiogs the future of t Perritory el Mro Grouch 5 Bhia inorbase. has heen The young men of today are destined . and Tre iu";nllll;_’ Room Mol He iHATHAL calEaTY rElaead: ka et puardians of the future greatness of Alaska. Ther Pork in the News City Hall, Second ¢ urged o ai- 1 « \.u‘h‘x 3 wronght ahout in | Floot E SRS Naderal ; e e o e e ire nomore lasting and sincere friendships than Road e Main Street at 4th = lilene W o S ¢ contracted in schools days. These aequaint Blind pig . I.. Albrechr ., Reading Room Open Fror e and friendships prove of inestimable value. The “Pig Woman Ve d e PHYSICAL THERAPIST ! A ol i TR Medical Gymnustics, Ma when men are | selected for positions of honor ‘ rentation Room Open From il ol B COAL, WOOD, BAGGAGE or vesponsibility, for charactoristics displayed in 4 A 2 o Y 0 Hi80 poow Ti00 p.om 410 Goldacin BIdg. N 3 by doimonntion budding manhood form an index to what may he ex Must'a Lived Up to His Name Vs8R a0h g Biones: GRISE A8 FHome 18 T AND KINDLING Rutat i b Em et in the future (Divorce note in Los Anzdles Time s e an The sporting spirit enters prominently into big Divorce suits filed: Nix, Bernice viert Magazines, Newspapers, i SCHBe s and little affairs, and where it is developed along tEainst Clinde | Reference Books. Ete. i ER G A g A il last Tty i8 proper lines youth engenders a desive for tair FREE TO ALL DR. ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY AUXILIARY, PIONEERS CF 4 5 thak natiohn play in all things Why 15 a Law? e — B Physief nd Surgeon ALASKA, I-lco No. 6 e heen going en going lower activitic heins individu Thi B - A LR Seward is happy to weleome the visiting colleg v laws, it seems e — . 1 n the Hellentha Meeting every Second Friday of e B R Jans the young ambassadors of the Northland —and ve stopped hicoup QO N | 31 z ach month at § o'elock p. m. Cardu IHERunon : B assure them of our deep personal m and pride ike other laws 'S CORNER I md refreshmenss At Moose Hall We in that their careers are being formulated in an Have stopped stickup, . WE H.ANDLE‘ . | Mrs. Lottie Spickett, President, Mre. of any of our own great institutions Pig'n Whistle Candy ] e P ] Dorothy Austin, Secretury 1 - I wonder now it NONE BETTER S SRS ST S u i had no WE : ‘rete Base C e it shicn Bedoral atilha A Singular Sin. We had no T Rox or Bulk Conerete Base-Blocks What men would bhreak —— - - 5 All Ready fO'l'! Foundations | A MAN'S mg[.:\](]r\@'[‘ | a rectly n the fav in the tive year Hardly (San Francisco Bulletin ) Besides their jaws? e sion of Congress has passed in that period which A fundamentalist barber tn ilolland, not wish ing to get in Duteh with e Duteh Reformed Batly S Neated | Concrete Products Church. recently asked the synod whether or not it Why didn't the hivd who inventee Mfe. Co. sinfull for Him to: hobiior sliingle o womuits el uim et o shut Jeweler and Optician 1 ‘”r' - 32 = ¥ ! 5 Willoughby Ave Phone 32 and Stockyards tablishing of intermediate a door, first invent one that woule | | Watches, Diamonds G i Stock He had heen reading Paul’s First Epistle to the ,oioiciiiv shut the mouth? : ] Corinthians and his soul hecame sorely troubied . Silverware Act for agvicuitural reh, the Capper-Volstead | oo . not enacted legislation of some kind which had as its chief obiect rc f of the farming com munity of the country. These incinde: the Packers credit banks for agricultural purposes, th: Purnell TR PR T Ho, Hum! Jewelry be astonished at the bargains yo. of statement that “it a ‘woman have long! Rinka: 91 am <eading o sorles 5 can plck up. Act of 1926, amendmer v the warehousing Act, the) pajr i s ory to her.” Who was he that should enlargement of the activities of the Department of 'rob any woman of her glory, even though sie paid his rsowere being employed contrary to the Cooperative Marketing Act, the cooperative marketing | iy articles on “Women Who Inspived - e . Warriors Agriculture, enlorgement of the scope of loans by | him to hob it? Title: I DIeon et xos Al FIRI" FIRF the Farm Loun Hoard, imposition of high tarifi] The Dutch cut might be the fashion in America, woman who couldn’t make a ma 4 ~ hedules on azrienltural products, larger Federal|but was it the vight thing in Holland? fighting mad, especially it he wa cxpenditur in improviu torwiny md highways According to Pastor K. Fernhout bobbing and married to her” “U" SAFE ]')El’()SIT “OXES An]“. amd reduction of Federal taxes | shingling are sintful attempts to get rid of the long \ « ¢ @ ) 5 ALl of these measures were specially d ed o hair that is “symbolical of the divinely preordained More or Less True IthIv I,R()Olf ! should be light but nourishing, 5 group in | Subjection of woman to man.” He would muke ex No woman ever thinks other won 4 give aid to fomer o cther industry or y ! appetizing but wholesome Men ception cnly in the case of single women that duly, en look as well with their hair hob the nation hi Lanyihing like as many laws passed laws for helping out the farmer 132, On the basis of these estimates 1000 of the popula offer the following suggestions: Flovida and an inerease of 91 per cent in Nebraska of 11.8 per cent; Wyoming, with a dec of 10.8 =] per con Michigan, with a decr 7.1 pep cent; and Idaho, with a decrease of 5.2 per cent Other Stute howing la increases include North i whose vocations call for mental {apply to their pastors for permission to bob, the hed as she does RENT A BOX TODAY [l b b e that Milk in connection with ; e o e e DS step are theologically admissible or not.'” | who belongs to every lodge in town TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE : ot e : | : [thinks he has a corpap, on all vight | JU teetin ThaRbbny withol Govaty INCREASE. { (Cincinnati Enquirer. ) | One thihe (hoti pight, ;skirta have e — With 1,178,218 in 1924, These figures represent an|pelioved? An ning | relative increase, however, was somewhat less (Ivm![mn Fifty motion pieture films are now heing de-! s 00 CREEE SUE0 KEIRR, Ot - : Bas ) ore 175,495 di-[for daily classroom wofk in the schools of thel 5E ) O T (DT < ing the year 1925 there were 175,495 di il el ouls of thel No one can dread the long. cota| (B (o S B BB Ol n o i It is plunned to complete, by January 1, ten!wivl who can't raise enough (o by FIRE | The films are heing prepared specifically for the' —but how the heck did they ever MARINE tion was il ! i inst 104 in 14 {tain views satistactory from scientific, pedagogical| The wife of the nan whe can tell/ Registered Mail tion was 152 1925, as against 150 in 1924 is assembled, edited, reviewed and adapted to grade! business wsually has (o take in wash i . While the net inerease in the number of mar-| requirements by teachers and scientists, {ings to keep the wolf away from | A S A g F f Collision ferent States vanged from a o decrease of 135 per|the plan suggests important ‘possibilities; education|much as he does having his wite tell | A Savings Account to Provide Funds for CASUALTY Mehar State WnWing cohaidaniiile. daciEaa jn | SUlts. To see a thing is to know it. There is no her ask him a lot 6F feol question Accident and Health o : ery rspecially . ildren. It All Forms makes the pupil see geography, for example. With|Steering wheel of thé home the same | very great, especially for your child i - knowledge of the old and the new. Ancient con- e slr sweation. Batnte ! 3 permittin with an increase of 9.2 per cent; and Tennessee,|the e of the pupil. Real countries, their manners,|''e% ©f their sweeties painted on | but regular 'Ip'",'““' the /Hllll L 8 population for the United s as o whole repre-become a great and vital country instead of a mere | H. B. MAKINO sents an averag [0 rates in [ individual States col d Spot on amap | & 5 than his neighbor > SAVINGS . 0. i the industrial life of America and has molded the| RO OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT . 0. Bex 218 for Mail Orders with greater rapidity and facility. i SN T N | o ROOM 23.1 per cent in Rhode Idand to increases of 22.9 . OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA o | 0 : “ L e ’“'“‘ Ajp|PAstor certifying “whether the reasons for the pro-' Next to the wife of the hushaud | P LS R cereals forms the most sat [ Verily one-half the world doesn’t know what' we reckon the most lonesome per tthotnty. meal irnzitatic ! the other half takes seriously [sonin e world i the man who | Safe Deposit is the cheapest and best L i : MARRIAGES DECREASE: DIVORC Can Movies Teach? | cousneas Insunance. astinet Hive andbBolbonies taxing the digestive organ ; % 1 i "‘ The moving picture is here to stay, and its limi ILIAI.In:I.::.‘:A l.‘, ,,: ‘1. .l‘hi‘ o uv:nvu ‘|.n | THE : / V fliaisneie LS LAGR mnktngen Novrovmed dn Heliationg have riok besh ‘Boundads s 1t lolbidoma el s L U e FII{gT N/ITI()N /1L B 4 NK JUNEAU DAIRY United States during the ) as compared jgreat and helpful adjunct to education, as many have| O 100 & show of. their underprin | = < PHONE 145 Bastern manufacturer sees in it the 5 5 7 5 O puess is that a good ma JUNEAU i i - o e - o i e " oy % Ak Al the estimated - inerease inthe population, which veloped for use in an - experiment to ascertain the| o 0 e it INSUR AN( ’, | L : ¢ i @ stulf they get from the bhoot > X S ouiLel (b 1.5 pev ceiit possibility of producing 4 (spe of film satisfactory o i e e e R SSR SRS . £ 8 Y] aranted in the United States, as compared |countey. bt e e Allen Shattuck, Ine #in : 3 e films in geography, five in health and five in Een-the first installment on a fur cout . [ Propertv Loss 2 mated population of the United States|STdl sclence for showing in the schools of 12 citles| We don't blame the women for rzstmas an Zn Business Interruption 995 was 116,878,094, and on July 1,|%¢lected for the two-year experiment. fhaving no great love for plain faces Use and Occupancy classvoom instruction of pupils from the tourth grade|get the idéa their husbands were so o 4 e 3 Cargo lup. Special cameramen are being employed to ob-|crazy for plain facis? To. help you in your Christmas shopping we Hulls and the nun 1000 of the populicyand psychological standpoints. The material obtained|everyhody clse how to rum thei AUTOMOBILE 5 Fire and Transportation the kids in school Property Damage only 0.3 per cent, the relative change in the dif-|ious schools throughout the country, and certainly! The only thing a man hates as| Liability & g 2 aye i 'y a large appe I him a 1ot of things about himselr s C ti cent in Georgia to an increase of 354 per cent injthrough the eye should carry a large appeal, he b 8 t | s 109m ompensation productive of immediate and lasting beneficial re-/he doesn’t care to know s having Christmas, 1927 Public Liability Wi b of marases were Town. with o decrease| @10 0 Such method of instruction. It proposes to]he can't answer. ; { The value.of a Savings Account as a gift is LIFE i LI A ! \ o <[ photograph knowledge on the pupil's brain. 1¢] When selfishness gets behind (hoj cumulative accuracy Uese films should be developed | thin - is O T *""“*‘ will be appreciated and serve to teach the i UCK |77 P e s Sl el They will bring|When a man full of moon gets ho A 5 s . . K.Ine. o & point approximatiog pertection. They will brings| Mhen o man full of moon & habit of thrift. As a Christmas Budget it | ALLEN ‘"AET] it ne Dakota. with s nerease of I8 per cents South | ceptions will be contrasted with the facts of moderni Probably the only reason girls arc | can be built up throughout the year by small Insurance’— Hedl-Biate Carolina, with an incrcase of 9.6 per cent: Utah,|knowledge. History will be made to unfold before| "t BOINg ound with scenes or pic-| 5 . their cheeks is hecause up to the| " I " I A l L , % f»r - e | with an inereass of 5.9 per cent ustoms, peoples will he shown true to life—as they || ; you to buy casily the gifts you desire fa £ 4 TRE i : e s . ke lour of going to press the plain, & ¥ % b > The rate of 10.2 martiages per 1,000 of the|are—as they once we Alaska, for example, will| Sol 08 FUREC D et TS 8 those dear to you. APANESE TOY SHOP e g § Daily Sentence Sermon 3 ~ , to 16.3 in Maryland and 199 in Florida. new experiment, showing how iron has influenced | The met incvease of 27 per cent in the number gt SIS i e e e x e, 5 B e e Uil S e ariis ciclinendaiy mmllun 4-|nlll|l,‘:lum_ l’lh;' ue".s 0 lmum; News: aféthe Rbisias olih fh p ? s i o omy and geology wi be entered—all wonders o Nellie Borrowmay {8 reported from ’ k Yo RS B B ught and progress will be exploited on the silent| Dotroit and Miss B Buglés from | T’le o . benhrends bank THE CLUB LUNCH Met pesultant of changes iu the various States r8ng-|,.een, to the end that knowledge may bs extended Paris;, Missons 3 | . ing from decreases of 295 per cent in Nebraska and S0, too, may this marvelous ageney be utilized| Measure tasen for all-wool made Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily per cent in Utah and ZL.1 per cent in Florida by religion and law. Its possibilities are fathom-!to measura suits, fit positively guar TONY LAURIDSE! y Other States showing cousiderable decrenses infless. It is beckoniug education forward along anlanteed. JORDAN'S VALET SERV- ¥ V% %% Proprietor " ¥ie number of divorces were Massachusetts, with a |imperial highway. ilcm. —adv. , 0 991 P AR