The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 20, 1926, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1926. _-*—m—‘—_————_—,'-__———'————_——‘—'——‘ —_— . n o ng if sourceful wl if 4 Company Commander N - DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR & Daily Alaska Empire . oht fiiog, syftel ot Mo | mon PG R e JOEHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER to th r grocer tore and lays in a supply | DETOL R Februiry. 4, 14 i : | _:__. OF 2 . gainst the inevitable replenishing of stock Is nereoy given that Florls, G Gastineau Channel meantinie, we ‘1.":‘“.- to believe this By SAM HILL Mm\[fu'\«x widow of :\'n&mm By e * S st b el wsing doughboy any concern Matthews, together wit er wit-) | ST 5 { ; o —— L& nesses. all of Skgway, Alaska, n.u: ‘ Drs. I\MIIJEN{S[IIS’IE;J)“”‘ Ll i WAR ON JENT Observations of Oldest Inhabitant g),niiteq nnal proof on her lLome > S 9 hod (RO, BODE | What used o be o sample of tha SOSICE RS bool OB BET OBl | 1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg UBSCR AT il X | TR ORG Keetlng 'Wedr: Delivered L eau il v a We do not believe Dr. Stillman uggestion that Boods, now is enough (o make &) gp,000q on the west shore of Dyea! n gHO“\L '.509 «QL\ J»)V S D DT hat 2 mont ’ il it 2 i skirt { : Alaska 7 s io Mol ours 9 a. n. to m. - By n t f community to declare war | Rive Alaska, 1 Survey No.( | LR o . : dARRY RERELINGD One i ¢ g ig A the rea 1404 itude 59 N. Longitude ! . DS AN 3 oy one mont) sl lightly. And the r Fhe AMinlas. Club . € 2 ) Exilted Rule mater. are sufficiently weighty for it to be SR T Rta T eV Dty dloas MMH(!‘RI' 21" W. and is now in the files g — — IOHN A DAV o y i of the U 5. Land Office, at An-| ISTR LAy, S e Ane 8 but 1 didu't .. ) VIkIUNg Brothe, el it “Juneau hos too mdny Tats, Diayhe o 'IH, l,” oot ‘.T: "t racker chorage, Alaska, and it no protest Dr. Charles P. Jenne 2l Yrothers welcome Junea s too ats, mayhe yiind being kept awake hy the racke The ! | |publication, or thirty days there-| | Booms 8 and 9 Valentin Bidg || of Frczmasonry N republic ' ganized and persistent warfare ggainst this pest | itter, ®aid fnal proof willl be a Telphone 178 Scottish Rite gtheswisc x i S e el U's Getting Worse and Worse st ! = . published robubly demonstrable thay ia RO On IO ol Rilnks—What kibd 8E atock bave|3epted and final ‘certiftate Isaued. e T probably demonstrable that the damage the r: L H';'-“‘ HRE = J. LINDLEY GRuiEN, | RS to merchandise and other property is no s LS . Register. " R T 1 Fellows’ Harl > 0ss every vear to merchants and house P - ] q \ First publleation, Nov. & 1926, =t o g i Secretary the town. War should be declared on Tk i t publication, Jun. 15, 1927. | DENTIST " LOYAIL ORDER OF MOOSE nee and no truce considere In that mauner| . mphel - Hours B a. m. to 6 p. m. n b nated and kept out, but 1o SEWARD BUILDING Tuneau Lodge No. 70 Mcets every Monday : = | A man with the ith for offi | ; i [ 8 o'clock, Mooga Listed amn he missing—New Year felicitations!usually gets scratched the polly R i - e ® 'Hall. J. A 5, Dictator; R. H m Wayne Wheeler to Ontario & A Stevens, Secretary. Where They Belong Dr. W. J. l’lgg | ccast? Torelgn Minister Stresomann| oo SOUSESS HE W GLEEE L DU il FOYSICIAN MOUNT JUNEAU IODGE NO. emarked the catty § arr, | = conteTBewtirs 6D etuptishe ol e arn ot e SHOW CASES Office—Secord and Mam stated CommuTIcation 4 Fot TIAL 18 ‘what Diayv.ailvays arer IN JUNEAU Telephione 18 Second and fuvurt™ Mondag e 1ot ench h in Odd Fel ) ’ o s it . ench month in d e Secretary Work’s Report. b U llows Hall begtuning a THaL dleriOilirer? | hey' dard i * i W LIEvERS, M . Ie erfect ome at swe. ey’ re Standa = LEERY JEVEKS, Maa- (Seattle Times.) He perfectly at kol LHCyielBlatdal Dr. 1. Vance ter CHAS. E. NAGE Of the annual report of Secretary of the Interior satherings like thi . Product | . AL AL Secretary THE MENACE Hubert Work se parts relating to reclamation Yes, hut he can't ct @ | | | osteopath — 201 Gcldstmnfis!dg —— . 5 = bl 4 : 4 s | Wite . ) Hours: 10 to 12: 1 to 6; td to Alaska development are of particular in- home. hi : i | —TRY— 2 to 8, or by appointment EASTERN STAE erest to resident this Stat voree | Licensed osteophatic physician il BLedi oy : office Rertdone Phone 167; e | 9 The magni of the reclamation service is in 2 B ‘I{)[{I)I(,,‘ Phone 612, Colireum Ap*s | = jand Pourth b, licated res showing that in various parts of RoyalRabcenvations | /| e I - L] ol 0 ¥, Hnb Queen Marie should be ol ¢ | - ZMY ' GUERIN, Worthy . Matron. ALICE BROWN ut delay. It is a matter of ccmmon SSOCIATED PRESS any other commun - X i ] certainly too many for the good of the town. time over there.” ALASK A THAN — —— - i 1 p. m. Perfectly Useless Information Office Phone 469 e nation water is supplied 1,802,970 acres of land which 608,880 annually is taken in crop mplete irrigation enterprises in this S are Sl ‘;;j‘l\,\,il‘ A T Construction Co. l)'n (;EO, perating satistactorily e Kittitas division of the e i oy 1 | | CHIROPRACTSR Vatentine Buliding KNIGHTS OF Y i 5 Niag; Falls for power, and 1 — - Office Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 7 to 0 us Yakima project was started in the past y a WIS o ish tiee e st 3 K| [sna by ehunloiaant Sl COLUMBUS, | | | bring an cxtensive tract under cultivation. The Co- | B ighters and authors i ), s AN lumbia Basin proposal is not treated .in detail Ly the| [iBhters and autho ! o Junecau Public Library 3 4 Queens are very popular if there| s 5 4 Secretary, but preliminary surveys are going forward iy 5 oy ye higher thdg ten spots ou | [and Free Reading Room and definite information will be assembled within|'® SOUME RICE DAER AR RS e | Hall. Second Floor 0 T the next twelve menths, so the new Congress will b Hushind—eith e ol u 3 l‘ ‘S‘!x:v! ni ith ——wr Sl gk enabled to enact comprehensive legislation e bl . Helene W, T TS ok e Maska's industrial and economic improvement eyt S | e SHRRIGAL TR CITY TRAN hasized, with statisties on the excess of export 4 or | Modical astica, Muasaxe, | S z and I Queen Marie is said D I e M i 5 i s imports. What promises further benefit for the pocy pnglish. but the pi Teaiin) 2 '_““" Bf et e F] . e || COAL WO0O0D, BAGGAGE Northland is additional construction of roads and | Qe Y R xISRD SR | AND KINDLING v Cafl extending 1ita to the cannerymen have failed to state how much of o e 657 Oflss (351 ael 5 In a melodra \ K Griad il trails, on which already a total of almost $11,000.0001 xmorican slang she can understard | | to 8:30 p. m on Office 42 e : Mis deo ol e 81tk Sohaal has been expended, and the continued efficient oper-| | Coxrent Magazines, Newspapers. B 2 3 h Paone Board was wor a murderer because ation of the Government railway, which now ’b“" Dark Outlook for Him Refercnce Books, Etc. Liek she had voted to lude a Native child public aisseminatioh, s gatheting fants, ag o We call him “Candle” becans | FREE TO ALL | DR. ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY " AURILIARY, PIONEERS CF from the Sitka Public School, and he declared natiral weslbh of idhe” ares of 1000V ‘sgunte mules | neyally Hiic Vo wiolis (i sk 80 & SR Blysiciang and Sirapon ALASKA, Iglco No., 6 his intention to her husband, U, § penetrated by the transportation system | ing to be snuffed out Will move fre » Hellenthal Meeting every nd Friday of The recommendation of the Governor of Alaska : : Y Forest Ranger George Peters He bragged CANIYG R Bldg. to Goldst Jan. 1 | | each month at 8 o'clock p. m. Carde (o | i i fr the repeal of the law restricting the number of A Prize Dumbbell JLAND'S CORNER i ) ) k own pune and christianity and i o ; Phone 582 % |and refreshmwents At Moose Hall S (he FRE e I placer elaims that may be located by individuals is| A man 1 hate WE HANDLE CHIROPRACTIC | AR OO LA L onday it T Tran- e e e | M. M TURNER, Secrcta | 18 not the practice of Modictie, e i Rurgerv nor Okteopathpy o “ - S Hoover of Mrs. Lottie Spickett, President. M A\ lmentioned by the Secretary without comment. Ap Is Eddie Hail | Pign Whistle C. i : g rs. Lottie Spicke lr. fnhul re cause they had one church for the Natives t | rgn ustie Candy 2 | Dorothy A cretury ) | . |proval of the Northern Executive's suggestion w IPor he's a nut o e e -- - = . and another for the white I 1 lived Jrova q 1 ¥ : NONE BETTER 3 5 ltend to increase the activity of prospectors, while Who Kknows it all B Conerete Base-Blocks | 1 All Ready for Fourndations at here,” he stated, "I would s 40 stfind ENER e i s SN T o e b o trict enforcement of assessment work regulations - TWHRNE aidlir they, tho white D e would prevent the holding of numerous properties Consistency s a Jewe | } in tdiens “lvery man in o times of peace Altogether the Secretary’s report not only takes should do his patriot’c duty, just a ' SHARICK - Conerete Products 1 ches did theirs N | Willoughby Ave, Prone did not t they could leave, an th organist i would play the organ myself ) i ¥ cognizance of the resources of this State and the the boys in ihe Anyway s as an Bpiscopalian when 1 HULARILOR: Qlc <L HICAUHANGR AC ap e ntici % “hor ngall ,.", axhionted the Northern ritory, but also imparts the assurance’ during the war” beflowed the pa | | Jeweler and Optician Native [ Sitka to eclect Natives on the {that the Federal Government will d¢o its share in de-! triotic orator Watches, Diamonds { " | “Pardon me" butted in the au % school board so they would have controi [veloping them I me," bu i Bilvoinrare {in uniform. “here is a summons fo Read the advertisements. You wii of the Sitka Public School. He denounced | § g . 1 4 | jury duty in the morning A |be astonished at the bargains yo the Government of the United States as a | Jewelry : Are We Going Nowhere? | This is an outrag roared e 2 ®ican plck up thief for robbing the Natives of their trap o | patriotic orator, “taking a man away - s pring, hunting grounds and fish streams | o | 2 —— o - i (Cincinnati Enquirer.) i from his business to serve on the; The Sitka paper captioned its article well, In-| o Bishop Frecman, of Washington, pictures the! fool juries. The idea!t!” IRF FII{’,‘ FIRF diun uch do not constitute a menace to Alaska. | prosent age as going nowhere at 60 miles an hour.| V] 4 =4 Phey are, and properly, trained us Dr. Condit, head|Not a rapid pace In this day of airplane achieve Tip to Wayne B. of the Sheldon Ji n School of Sitka, is en l‘m:-u! but quite fast enough —if this good man is, A dispateh from Washington says | OUR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ARE deavoring to i continue to be an asset to{correet in his gloomy prediction | hellium s a great ald to divers, as the Territory. But when they are misled. incited| With dramatic, picturesque appeal he declaved,}it enables them to stay under wate: F’I{I' I)I{()()P‘ should be light but nourishing, to act rac for purely racial purposes. to follow | “An age that is going nowhere at 60 miles an I|4-w|1";1"“f4"" Now bl f_“;”"v"j‘ :"""_.‘y‘l = appetizing but wholesome. Men blindly th clf-appointed leaders who, apparently, {Stands condemned beside one that went on foot but|[Keep men on water longer it mig e b hint. v q 4 g vocations call for mental serious mens one of intelligence can longer But is this true? The ages that left us nobles ad - lay - et M I oMy P h R cathedrals and greatest eples, so far as the mass of : TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE ciin > : 3 i oubt that they control Alaskan politics through | The Ditfershos tasty cereals forms the most sat e onrar . f 5 iy ;i [mankind was concerned, were the blackest, the most| o : e i the crganiza which Mr. Paul is legal advisor I know that corn’s raised on 5 S 11 isfactory meal imaginable. Who will it the Sitka editor was exagger T“"”'"- "“" most k"”““" nt ::"' most lEnoral Aty Rsbfen e ot L, Safe Deposit is the cheapest and best 16 fouda Sie bud |the centuries known to the experience of man ; . . s axing o digestive organs iR AL thut win aood e himn e i ! L Insurance against Fire and Robberies SuxjugetieciEs ik olug, | - corn most often is without over- ating when he, commenting on Paul’s Sitka speech add = hold, their evil we have repudiated, | The Bishop blames the church echiefly for the . THE b e (RS St Gl ] s o, FIRST NATIONAL BANK || st by gt b e in Iiemanifest. SWhen Haulielierp | come when we must look to our obligations to the| UL dliKe cagenol TN D Tl you can see he gleam bf hate in ‘the eyes lgrowing youth as well as to the mature man. And Whath 6 o il SHERRdY | | It seems a lot | JUNEAU the church is not doing it. It is halting lamely| while the world sweeps onward."” | o whites. When Paul is in town the Ranch ¢ Yo Eits - Dat ge tha i el No Joke | T T e sk Not more gloomy is Dean Inge than the eminent| .you can't tell from the way a Y L o 4 i '”“"".”" hatelied in the dark agalnst the fusion of life grow out of our misappraisals in values.| yorked Mrs. Groneh m RN ERED ,,.u PE @ DM DYDY (<] : "“”“ opliressors We have tried in our blundering way to regulate| Mayhe not growledefier husband o N PUINEYNIINLINLPIN L, NI\ Allen Shattuck, Inc. his is the spirit which makes it possible for ; : A ; : forthuman habit by legislation—and we are failing. We[“Lur u man always can tell from FIRE Alaskan Natives to become a menace to the welfare| have tried to improve our ethical standards by edu-nis wife's looks what her feelings Property Loss Y Ld of the Territory. The unconcealed, blatently bold|cation -and we are failig.” e B nkzn Business Interruption desire of their leaders. firmly seated in the saddle, to| =~ But the world is nol going to the devil be-| — & Use and Occupancy i ‘rue | control the o the industrial and economic life| | MARINE When William Paul is away the whites of the Nutives vadually a steely spirit of resentment creeps into the attitude of the 1 cause of these misguided efforts. The sun of right-| More or Less of the Territory schools and other institutions, | eousness has not been blotted from the heaven A husband thinks the™guests cnjoy g . . Cargo supported as i ; inized mass of aboriginal|The glory of life has not been lessened. The aspira-|the stories he tells more than they | To help you in your Christmas shopping we Hulls people without oS 0f their own and with no|tions of the nation and its people have not been[do the meal his wife has prepared, . . f o . R Registered Mail B0 eieads ot ¢ for. ihosa. 6t i nils @t but what his wife thinks is that he| offer whe following suggestions: AUTOMOBILE TR SRR A The trouble with the good Bishop fs that helis ruining her wonderful meal in 2 ; 1 { Fire and Transportation G i |cannot comprehend a dissociation of c¢hurch and|flicting those awful old chestnuts on| A S r A G f Collision [State. He would erect piritual theocracy, but|them avlnés ccount as a Girt ity Disage AND THE DOUGHBOY SMILES. {he is wise enough to recognize the futility of at-{ The way for poor relations to] Liability | tempting to do it through the enforcement of so-|Mmake themselves pupulu'r- i‘x n.. mike A Salvill;.'h Account to Provide Funds for CASUALTY What! No corned beef? jcalled “moral” legislation or the monopolization offall their visits as brief as a flapper's Christmas, 1927 Compensation hristmas, 2 The “salt horse” sitiation in the United States|Methods of education gkt o | Public Liability Army has become acute, and in consequence there| SPiritual revivals should be welcomed. They| The only big open spaces some Accident and Health i are orders fiying about over the Second Corps Area |PTOVE What the world could be it it desired to ;“L‘;L k.x.‘.m:m-x;:-ly.::"::. apgak. are ”"'é The value of a szings Account as a gift is | - LIFE t0 be divorced from the material Iite—it is not,|ide the road. if he isn't outside fix.| will be appreciated and serve to teach the i ried couple. | habit of thrift. As a Christmas Budget it ALLEN SHATTUCK,Inc. and cannot be, except by the mistaken decrees of|!N& the tire you know it isn't mar T, ks gl WARRAIPLEN ehe can be built up throughout the year by small Insurance — Real Estate a grouping theology. Sho i e The world is & good world, and there are morel, TH0 IWHES & BIT) mAREH FCR KUY ) sm able of visualizi corned-heefless Army—even in | it the of) Wiste of time (o make after (he| but regular deposits, the fund permitting - o . 5odd men and women in it than there are evil men and women in Under providence . E _ o is r fis been I , are agrec- o . . bis wildest fights of imagination. Vet it is trath|God we are golng somewhere To belleve otherwise|Tpe" fioh has been luded. are agr you to buy casily the gifts you desire for that the Army I5 short of a food which even its|is un Insult to every conception of soverelgn divinity.| " (W€ WSROl oo those 'dear 't vouL JAPANESE TOY SHOP heydey could hardly be called popuiar. At head il i i e e RIS bt 3 you. arters the powers-that-he impatien g re-| A pink elephant is veported to have been born|eed wimh her arms on a joy ride al- H. B. MAKINO | ; : 3 o ¢ from the various districts —cnumerating the one|in Siam, but we had not heard that strong drink|yavs gives us the impressjon that ONE DOLLAR OR MORE WILL Front Street and two-pound tins of the now treasured food found|€Ver Was a curse in that country. — (Pittsburgh|gna would be just as, free with her % ? in nooks and cranies of the st Joms and “:m,_!«'lmui«u»'reh-u aph.) firearms atier she was married. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders houses. S SRR e T A prize optimist is a' dad who It seems that bids received for corned beef at Chicago's increased record of death .{u)m heart!thinks he will be able to save a T B M B h B k - the Chicago Quarterasters' Depot in October were|li5¢4s¢ may be due to folks getting scared to death|jjle money while he™fs paying for he e e e rends an THE CLUB LUNCH t00 high and were rejected. The sume situation pre- when the gangs open fire.—(Philadelphia Record.) a house, a car and a couple of fur vailed when other bids were received in November ’ 0848 ‘ou: the. Inatelimeneiyiey OLDEST BANK IN ALAs ROOM § . Mussolini may be willing to be “Julius Caesar| Oen @ia. 1. to.9 8 7a: Dal Consequently all companies have been informed that{porn again,” but there Is reason to believe that he News of the Names Club P TONY LAURIDSEN, i their annual requirements of corned beef Wwill not|geesn't want Brutus, Cassius and Casco reincarnated.! Carvie A. Lott iwesreported from PR SR - 4 Proprietor be filled at this time. However, the Army is nnm-l (Boston Transeript.) | 1ibhing, Minn, w $ @ 1) s from headquarter iovernor's Island cautioning commanding officer ) be more conservative with the briny morsel Not since the we Wi World War has Army experienced of “corned willie,"