The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 30, 1926, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 30, 19206. S & 5 . | Gen sws has indeed done well. That he| % = —_— ~# DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR B —a D(Ill}' /‘l”fikfl I‘;"]])U(’ miht 0y rest on such luurels is ensily under-| | |7 GENERAL LAND UFFICh i o G, \ e i : i [ NG L ‘ Auchorage, Alaska PROFESSIONAI Fraternal Societie JOHN W. TROY EDITOR AND MANAGER DEATH REMOVES REAL BU . {8 DETOUR | February 4, 16260 © S 1.' e T ! e s ) 'MOVES REAL BUILDER. | Nuifre s nereoy givem that Floris) | Gastineau Channel | PRINTING COMPANY Junew " P T il . By SAM HILL Multhews, widox ° William E.|#———————— il PP RSERRS ORI n the f Frederick Johustons recently Alsska Matthews, toj T - 5 | = F s ot e E fguren i the billing oSSl s ol oo Al 'a;*;}%lg'rr;wburgvr & = terd he f ¢ ! tikan and foremost res in o Alaskan enterprise b o final proof her home-| | € | 5 B o i i 4 i submitted final proof on her hom ! 3 e . was lost to the Territory. He and others of Olb“]"""“:’"s :" 0";"“ ""‘"I““""' Sbaiil ansry, ‘Sertal 05107, dor inndal | 1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg. [ RUSKERE Y i nd prosperity of Ketchikan, He w veat | i Alaska, U Survey No.| Hours 8 a. m to 9 p.m. || Ihea of a popular evening pastim 3 : o 3 HARKY SPERLINA, By m : who saw, opportunity and grasped whol Latitude 59 N. I.'m;:mxde‘ e R S SRR | X Exalted Rubes O y I ¥ 0 | ane mont's ind faith in it He bullt well and| The o B0 | 21" W d is now In the iles' g . I mé IOHN A, DAVIS abscribors w A mndly His pa will not affect what he was! “My dewr . “don't you of the U and Office, at An ! Br. Ghatl P.J | Secretary B i ustrumental in e It does mean & dELIBEE Mt A bl von bought Lt chorage, Alaska, and it no protest| r. Charles P. Jeone 1 Telepion: L 4 1 to hoth h town and to the Territory.| year a litte shabby, and you 18 flled jv Jooel 08 GRieR DENTIST | Co-Ordinate Podies = = o { had Just give i to the laun- &t Anchorage within the period of 5 e MEMBER DE ASEOOIATED FHRESS tepe & 5 bllcation, or thirty days there-| | Booms 8 and 9 Valentin Bldg of Freamasenry The Ass X ely ¢ for P reports say Secretary Mellon has requested dress and get a mew one? ey 1 f ) | Telphozne 176 Scottish Rite oahpaniion 1 evis Congress to refund $17,000 to the National Demo ",';l‘” e e it | e e S published ratic. Club in New York City for taxes fllegaily Only Way Possible ) LINDI GRS i. u ARy P z GrR | collected There must be somelhing to this Al B 5 b 5 oy Hull u (& ALASKA | ER | “What we need | Fegister, | 1 it === THA \ 121 PUBLI nith for President movement after all “Yes [ First publication, Nov. § 19%8. | Dr. A. W, Stewart B. HEISEL, Secrotary =50 Is a perlscope that tourists can | paq 1 s iy | DENTIST = e = i Last publication, Jun. 15, 192 ORDEL OF metimes w wler if the King of carry with them so they can see over e Hours 9 8. m. to 6 p. m. 0 YS‘ " iming there s still cne, wouldn't like to take the billhoards and got a glimpse of gg——— — e SEWARY BUILDING 7 MOOSE up quarters with the ex-Kaiser at Doorn the wonderful scenery hidden behind Office Phone 469 Res. Phone 278 \Iun::;}u Lodge I\‘Ils.“z‘(); ; | 4 St Ll Meets evcry Monda (then | : them | | 2 night, 8 o'clock, Moosa Califernia g just reported a big gold striks i : "/‘/I()I{Rllq | S & Wavte. Dictator. K. B now up to Florida to uncover a mammoth de ust a Tip | = | y tevens, Basnetay SteTEn STATE EGG SHOW™ Headline | nte Dr. W. Pigg R SN i B nh;wgl . "‘5;; """ ek ] { MANUFACTURES | PHYSICIAN |MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 14 e i or ¥ iwon the last Gt put Loin | 2 i = e AL Not Good Enough Fox of Ui remainma oGy ‘T & | SHOW CASES Il Office—Second and Mae i oamhet oy vill draw a la ¢ crowd il i Telephone 18 and fourth Mondny (New York Times.) [l X | IN JUNEAU ; Spaoay M. s et i 03" i The latest achievement of the sue of Nation e Boics H | = 7 Uk K in bringi perilous international controversies to a | They're Standard = = g 2 L] S, Mas Ak aiden: would i Lley're Standan NAGH T peacetul solution ought Tt il it tlBias i RRRIEEAENERAE MG [ e Dr. M. Vance | s I Y JAZINE. thoughtless American sneers at it In their attitude ¢ % ' s T i f H Osteopath — 201 Goldstein Bidg - ABASEA MAGAZINE toward (he League, its opponents in this country, oo B 10 W g [ ! Vours: 10 to 12 1 to & | Order of & 2 i & 5 ‘ So long they's ter pivte 3 | 7 to & or vy appointment B Y g vo t ¢ iy wave steadily been sit ; a lower note. From the i —TRY— | Givonead cateonRRslS DRYIEIuG EASTERN STAR 5 st until ndw it has been one long dimizuendo, n | Phones: Office, 167; Keskdence Four voted s its aj 3 el : : ¢ You Know Her ! 14 | Phone 612, Coliseum Ap's, Hourth, Tuss : : s : s ¢ beginnin ntagonists of the League v de ity a1 | Ao it pearan d ! 1 n yunced it g wiokad forelgni AnYanLion. < Wa' ollps{y DHDEAESVEIRERIRGN 0B Andkes - i = 5 . 9 pu i 5 ¥ i T naoennac it elves President Harvding for a time believed tived the y he 8o round. wit ‘; ~ . (, | —— ————— — e — Mutron will ied e would st up the right kind of o} ‘of " NyeplisK ibse ol i | Construction Co. DR. GEO. L. BARTON || fermar ! il e Ve of work t ot W 3 Jink Ve y a pass | . Ly, N | — o 1 1 1 I o k. | tion 1t that was soon dropped Iy itelalie 2t | IH‘”'_' : ! Mooyt St CHIROPFHACT®R Valentlne Buliding KNIGHTS OF AN utain several v vorthwhile Aud the League demonstrated that it was alive and fape-! 5 aixplan DS ) 2 G | oftiee Hours 10 10 12 2 10 5 7 to 9; COLUMBUS fr e first 1 the entire maga-{toning well. Therenpon ity enemies in the Unitea {80 il e L G I OIS oo — — W ey O RACTic T seenars Couneil T ), 42 3 1e fllustrations it carries. States began to patronize it as an institution which, PO%¥ e I Juneaa Public lAihl‘&"Y il e ot the prictice of M dicte ([EH L L ear ' W i reproduction after all, might he able to little good of a s 5 5 ! irgery oo steopathyy ent bt i 0 Al BE e i sl by SSehl e nmel when they frank.| And We Don't Mean Maybe— | amnd Free Reading Room| |+ ol ends ol . ietures far above the ordinary, Such |1y admitted that it was a agenty #i doiine findl NS R BRI R B City Hall. Second Floor e g BT R R e 1 tone wonld b wtoen \ make” But it would ncver do for us i still ‘”“ ! e ,:m[‘ ‘]‘ “: ‘:‘ ; Main Street at 4th | Helene W, L. Aibrecht || o Er e oy M6 miigazin Tie League is no longer hitterly ackarls LTt 1s SRR Hor e Reading Room Open Froy | et S T i 3 | 5 . 3 - henevolently tolerated. But the assertion Kkept RINEH IR ALONTOf Lt § & m. to 10 p, m SHygloAL ITHERAD | CITY TRANSFER article by Judge Jun Wickersham giv the u ¥ . 3 Gava it world sare have t b oo | e M ‘ | Medical Gymnustics, Muasage \ ¢ astin: Demali. or M. MeKinjey (0D that while it may do very well for Burope it-is | Il eireniution Room Open From | Fleetricity | COAL, WO0OD, BAGGAGE ves an interesting Tena Indian legend In a most| 0t 5000 €0 i [{ 1t o530 0 m-7:00 p.m. | Q0 Goidaeln Bk (1 AND EINDLING | 3 " : ¢ 3 How long cun th vain division of the world o, 8:80 P i Mo FPhonea: Office 423, Home | | Stand at City Cafe-——Day or | tractiv Phe {ustegtion hie v ) two parts e ously put forward? In the Shus RN ey Bl oo [ W : I Night—Phone 377 | from pictur n the Wickersham collection recent Hesa (ot the SDritind i MITEGent Rt R R R ! | uAn:Rl : AA,;.mm:.AllNewl.pup(-x,‘ e g -— 1 A. P. Kashevaroff, Curator of the Alaska Mus Guildhall banquet, he attributed to the League of 5O R e e | eference Books, Etc. P T R = s and Assoclate Rditor of the magazine, writes inter-|Nations the ehief credit for the great improvement B0U Der alimony und he gt hic|§ FREE TO ALL || DR. ANNA BROWN KEARSL AUXILIARY, PIONEERS § estingly of the transfer of Alaska from Russia tolin Buropean conditions, of which he took note in! ' t¢dom Sl == — K ; " ALASKA, Iglco No. 6. his is well illustrated with photogeaphs | his survey of fore affairs. As u mere matter of g ; = RSOt - G Meeting every second Friday of 4 | And That's That . weh month at 8 o'cloek p. m. Cards aniho collcetion and from various oth ecord, ant ithout 4 argument or appeal 8 f | s COPNER S b i el tion and from variou ertrecoud, anfd without any:angiment ior apnealsct s e SN Sitendiing NOLAND'S CORNER | I'h ind refreshwents At Moose Hall sources. Rditor Johm A, Meals writes on “Alasca— all, Mr. Baldwin alluded to “the growth of the ; L i S . e i e aneN AT MR R AT e ] Well, we don't miss mueh, and WE HANDLE L Mrs Lottie Spickett Prezident. Mre / lmpire or Waste Lang It covers ithou i ) ations bo ¢ ency and g ori v ST R e syoy il S —_——— - 2 3 i attempiing to po into detail the period from the 45 the great outstanding eevnt in the changinz sit o ””\ ]: uh .k \\\\ .”v 111 \‘m; Pig'n Whistle Candy S [ e By Olrs ot e st aliorts b Rissian: exnlorabion. dow or of Europe. What does that mean? 1t moans, ;o5 05 | NONE BETTER ! . Base-Block ’ S % Waie. OF special it AR | o [that the League has shown itself able to remove 8 | Box or Bulk i Conerete Dase-Blocks Bt T and o vie bl Shitten G A A :x.mumln.w,...u n.H’wln‘ 'l.]. comp 1: mnu.n‘ to Easy. 1o FindE AR Troubie | All Ready fc:’rl Foundations ; i e e Ul B A ut for its good offices mig cad to wur, to in . e | ‘onerete Products ) o m \r“ w]| .m'n.lr H}‘x‘ neluding thelyooine in such critical matters as the vestoration S e e “. J. SHARICK @ ’ Mi aska Jnncan ne plant, the Public School build g L 0 Jab e o of national finanee in Austeia and in Hungary, and . | ici Mlg. . B e | | ar drive while on the outside| | Jeweler and Optician i D > E ing endeshall Valley and Glacler and Auk Luke, |1y oversee the immense task of transporting and set e ”“ ““M: jmlulmlw ‘:‘“.' : ‘\;/atrlw‘s D P i | | Willoughby Ave Phone 32 Twin ( rs, and two views of the Capitol tling millions of refugee Can Americans pretend AR W . g i = : (5 e e iteelf {that they have no interest in such things? Can, ¥ Silverware ‘3\:\‘2 | | “Read the aavertisements. You wi While tue editor wunees he publication s | ihey delude themselves into believing that they will} Bhoin kipk n Mink Tewels v | |be astonished at the bargaine yo prepared principally to interest “outsider the first|never have foreign complications of their own in (Court Note in Kansas City Star) - SHEE X -[cn plek un. mimber should prove of equal interest and value to) which they would like to have the ald of the Leazue| Guirs filed: ienry . against Mol G — Alasimn And it Qs eatertaining as well as in- of Nations lie L. Sinker ! formative It s not lose anything by spoecializing The plain fact is that when we declare the! v Al B Hiot ann exalnding Netioh I of Nations to be good enough for Burope, | Mors oniiliéas: Thiis I 1 \ Wy g i ve I condemned when we go on to afiirm that! gome huha I'rom a typographical standpoint, the magazine| " ok o @t Some men look so unhappy they ' o TDOCTT TTTQ AR ie probably the most pretentions ever published in | ob for wn. The Lewgus fs “goad” preciaslyigive s the lmgneealon that- tisy OUR SAFE DEPOSIT POXES ARE o peinted on hoavy, dinaed, whitg|Decuuse 1t does the vh);ll:m “lnll.»n I i good for usihave wives who wie so efficient they Ve 5 mericans to refuse o have anythihg to do with{ny e eyel Dhal ¥ : | ) appetizing but wholesome. Men :1 n The type s large enoushiipnis now approved instrument of rehabilitation and| The most feminine type of womat | . e ““,‘)\ e ”"“Hk “.,ul ‘,f.:l, iBtital Rl e AL L g ![“.H‘ i+ very much like rejecting some great scien-{today is the one who goes (0 « RENT A BOX TODAY wction and clear thinking know Alt hich is Number One, | tific invention on the plea that it may be of bene-ibeauty parlor instead of striding 3 s that Milk In conneetion with a ibtichers and printer,[fit to Europe but is not good enough for us. The|right into a man’s barber shop 1 TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE tasty ceveals forms the most sat etandard which maintained, should 0| workd s too much unit to be cut into sections|get her hair (vimmed 8 S etistony Henl inaatnanle 1 . the Alaska Magazine a proncunced | in that way, even by Americans | Next o being told she is looking Safe Dt'plwlt is the ('lu-flp('st and best A e e RS ne need for a publication of th | younger every day nothing pleases P e % Il taxing the digestive organs character ne uud abroad. May it live A New Treatment for Drug Addicts. A woman more thin being told sl Insurance against Fire and Robberies long and prospe | SR [100ks swell with her hair bobled il 4 & | (New York World.) | Some of the best wives the worid THE ! he announcement of new treatment, to hefever has known mever swam the| } ‘NK JUNEAU DAIRY GEN. ANDREWR MAY RETIRE. Lealled narvcosan, for drug addiction is received byl English channel, never won a ten F’I{ T PHONE 145 [ medical critics with comment more than usually|cent bridge prize, never smoked af Reports of ) mpending signation of Lincoln|diverse, In New York, Commissioner of Correction arette, never drank out of o hip JUNEAU A e ity O Andrew d of the I deral Prohibition En-|Fredevick A. Wallis reports that it has been used '_|"*h\ and didn’t even know what o forcement in the Treasury Department are|with good results upon 366 cases studied in the[lipstick was. ’ - = 3 3 ol Al hosly : } : Celf ; : There not only used to be a lot again hei rer aronnd Washington. Some|CCrrectional Hospital on Welfare Island, and Drs.y ) ) o SR K 4 | 5 ¥ : sadanio Tilney sig al more between the knee and the 7 W 2 SK 7 & (& ¢f the newspaper correspondents in the National | Alexander mbert and Frederick Tilney sign a e w)(v: & \(7 & 7o \(7 & ;\iw':) @& ) " Capital fix he WE retirenent 4% following tho favorable report in the New York Medical Journal|Shoe. but girls also used to wea BN PIN 2N BN PN ) 4;‘&"{42”’” \g;lfir'{\}:&)k J Allen Shattuck, TInc. ] I ' i Bl R heap more between the kuee and FIRE adjournment « 0 rrent ion ol Co e 2 ) e L 2 " ¢ .| the waist. T e e S b i wish| In Chicago at the same time the Journal of the| W R e Property Loss 2 e T R it [ American Medical Association counsels caution in s A mystery | Business Interruption 0 sever his official convection with the Enforcement | . 5 i i s o a man how woman get in and out i SR e eemeht lihe use of the new remedy until it has received af(9 & b an ou Use and Occupancy e ““' e 1200y, ROMERY porter fOrpopough trial under controlled conditions and until 2 .]'I'““. clothes as it is 10 him how MARINE 1..4 New York World, writes in th per that v)..“‘“ shall have been considered by the council of the |I|' ;\x;l ..414 the money to pay | Cargo Prohibition Chict resigued a few months ago onyugociation, The product was rejected in 1921 by "“" othes, 4 Hulls the eve of his departure for Europe but was {nduced|the Council of Phurmacy and Chemistry of the asso-f e Seem (o besnballine toward: &) Registered Mail to reconsider his action: that he withdrew his re-fciation hecanse of “unknown composition and insuf-| (M When the daughter of the wom D $ ' 1 AUTOMOBILE signation when lie was iuiomed it might prove em-|ficient evidence” of its value, Objection on the sourcel (& *"0 1IN-'|1‘“|" t take the money nterest Lordend Fire and Transportation barrassing o the Administration to he compelled to]of the unknown nature of the remedy has heen met| {1 0ot lkf"“ band’s pants’ pocket Golliston appoint a new direcior before tie November elections,|by the patenting of the preparation by its developer, | = alking off with the pants! Bncity Dasnge iR : 4 e P ! i "las well as the money. | roperty gt I'here is no cause for surgprise in his desire to stey 8. Horovitz. Proof of its value in the experi- The - consolention ki b | Liability v ‘ 0 " a ‘1l s mother Vv | i out. While such porition is not without com- (ments under Commissioner Wallis cannot be accented| uniécn “von kids tor et 3 1o ! CASUALTY i in: g g p 'y eig pe: 8 B ie . . 4 g pensation, meverthelgss it is not the sort of position |t final and conclusive under elghteen months, used 1o wear padding and ruffles, | Depositors in our Savings De- Compensation that the averaze sociul minded person could enjoy R “""""l “_"1"{'"';' "“"HT""'.”"“ :"fl'"]"l ] @04 MO sports a school girl com: | Public Liability filling. Then. too, Gen. Andrews has worked hara(™Meetins the problems of drug addiction. e el plesion she hought at the drug store . i Accident and Health to pertorm (e impossible Lask set for him, There Myber of wdicts in the community {4 often sen-| “Mout every married man has hiai partment will please present thei | LFE are few who could have dane more or performed it |Satlonally exagse ;‘ L hete ‘._mm"“ Aok ‘u‘.L seasons ol depressions when he won-} o All Forms better. True he husn't succeeded in making thely enapter to itself. But for the typical patient, not "ll']" why lllt-]l||t~\-’l( he ever thought Savings Book for entry of the 53 ? ; § ute pggers |, ; b e e € sun would fade out and the country dry, or even approximately so. Bootlegger 8 1. often led to the trap by edical use . X | o ‘ o L {a criminal, often led into the trap by medical usel warin g0 10 mash i sho e e | ALLEN SHATTUCK,Inc. and bootlegging still flourish. Thirsts continue t0jof qhe drug in illness, it is important that his|down for his ri ed him rn‘gulur January Interest Dividend | i lEtn;e exist. He has made it a little bit more difficult igtate should Be recognized as an illness requiringl Men may think they are self-efri.| 9 Insurance — Real Esf to slack thirsts and somewhat more expensive. And|[cure, not an offense requiring punishment. However| cient —bhut not ey 3 i . ¢ ‘ven a new-bor abe | 4 g . 4 arv C so long s men continue to have thirsts, No onejsuccessful any new specific may prove it can never|is as helpless as the averuge Sakes on and after January 3. 1927. & can do more than make them costly luxuries. Prob-!replace, though it might supplement and aid, com- = ably Gen. Andrews realizes this better than does|petent care of the patient by a physician who knows most people for he is in a position to know how |his individual needs. expensive a proposition it is for both the thirsty and s o the nation at large. When he took office, alcoho)| ~ FElihu Root has been awarded $25,000 by the used for the manufacture of iliclt liquor cost $10|Woodrow Wilson Foundation for his work in helping per gallon. Today it retails for ney Buckner of New York Ci ago that 60,000,000 nually. Accepting these figur costing $240,000,000 more toda tional thirst than when Gen. And while this raise the Government of inereasing was boosted up to the respectable total of $42,000,000. gallons of $14. es as ¥ to Ardre the District Attor- estimated sc this wa quen being effected, cost nch took the of used correct, it s to found the World Court. How much did Mr : Borah get for his opposition?— (Pittsburgh Chronicle- pmetime vied man when his wife is away. Daily Sentence Sermon The trouble with the world is that we each want to be human and want everybody else to he perfect. News of the Names Club . The B. M. Behrends Bank Telegraph.) an- “Mussolini Afde Says Italy Aims at Peace,” says the na-ly pegdline, But the aims at Mussolini didn’t seem office. Ly he very good either.— (Knickerbocker Press.) cost to o ol RSP ok, " liquor| Listen, Congress: What all of us really want is more income and less taxation.—(Dallas News.) Does it interest you to know that| C. Mirth, of Youngstown, Ohio, and T BANK IN ALASKA OLDE ‘arry Unger, of Coraopolis, Penn., were married last week ———e—— Women's Coat, Dress and Hat Sale continues until Dec. 31st at Goldstein’s Emporium. adv. e Dol Lo L e o JAPANESE TOY SHOP a H. B. MAKINO Front Street ’ » THE CLUB LUNCH ROOM Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily TONY LAURIDSEN, Proprietor . prem—