The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 8, 1927, Page 2

e ——— | I L would be merely ——— !“liv inimal. It i significan [ —a it was nm protected during 11 lass on. Nor does the « n boli t s i cord Juneau Church | HOME EDUCATION B T i omi e e 1 te el i S | “THE CHILD'S FIRST SCHOOL IS THE FAMILY”—FProebel. ‘:-'31"[‘.,'1"\' LB i il ol L Yy = Serl’l(‘(’s I Iasued by the Natlonal Kindergarten Assooiation, 8 West 40th Bt., | ““pia™ L AUNT L ot aneni op e cou | UNBREAKABLE » New York Ulty. These articles are appearing weekly in our columns. Y Bund ; I8 fave 6t ol ey ) 1nh } %% HAMMERS ~ brown bear in the | | Notlces for tnis church uu:umn‘ 5 so unworkable and. inadequate e than any ploncers sine |they are ugeless, Under them a pro- ment of the Atlntic seaboate "One of these superior hammers | must be received by The Empire not The Psvehology of the Switele spector in ‘the ‘@hills cannot legaliy o dic DR AR e should be in your home. Car- | P later than 10 o'clock Saturday| By ANN ROE ANDERSON shoot an animal, known 10 1. i b ”"5‘}""‘”:' o 'f;vl:;‘.li,lnnff,“ e rn:':;;;:nyzgf;lsfiz:mxglf morning to guarantee change of J gerous under certain circumstan ¥ ; of the outstanding quality of sermon topics, ete. - which are conceded to he variaple net disputable that more game u:e Estwing Unbu‘;k:blc’l%ol(s e | | dont want to =0 to vide! an-jturning she exclaimed, “Now, Mary, cirenpstances, until he has eithe 0 “”,;::rw.‘::l.‘{“- ‘\ an ok L — 2 | | ounced five-year-old Mary wien h r{just let me hear another word outpbeen first injured or atempted i 8 . FrnRiiaty g Bueicliahowe leattice @ Chusmn bumre “Church el e Brown, suggested @l of you and see what you get!" be injured "‘I”“ f il I i an informed l..'?flf‘fqrfm i oML 701?” d”daw e Sl \fternoon The child was: soon asleep, and:1|Prospector were within onc-haif =R X e il B e e ; Sunday services wil le held atidrte So I had heén playing|learned that many-of her naps were|Of Nis permancyt pluce of ¢ e ; B oo o steh ,}nd: bt 'F‘:'x‘:“"‘""“‘]‘""r;’n‘nck““’o" 78”1 8md lmm § R T, Lthe Church of JGH N I her dolls, bt she | oken under circamstances such u B e et Uiy 1C willibe. It ety B e i o vy g, ho|oko, nder aemaancen st an b L o S Sy B ot 0w o i, o Spma tool Steel QLIRS Midln Rineet, WLc subs Mo he resisted given a shake|a start only to alfik back Into-a rest:|ne could logully”ghuot the b TR l wticulanly. thos ctwill he icrament and when she S | 1enmca18aD, hie had reason to believe e might | Boneside particula i ‘ h l Sunday School at 12:15 . M 111760 " KeGHEIICY AMary iwigklen 9 mhuchivth Syer|ottack him. Mhis vepuiation, we mrejhens of th Uniied States who ot Come in today and see these wonder Wednesday, $:15 p. m Teoti | i company” 1 tried 1o di- | sleep,” Mrd. BroWn Jaughed, * ‘as she|informed, is a duplicate of a reguin- ROXA D ;,h S " ful tools. ® They are backed by ar monial meeting attention, bt U was|doés whed WheRie° akakl: 1 doniy| D aiopted by te State b Pem-|evems 830 TOHE D LUt SR fron-clad guarantee that they will Christian Sclence Reading Room imto conversation with some {know what fe" the trénble. with hac,)Sylvania for protecting bluck hear. fRaall = OF (G ,\"' e L never break or loosen. *“The first and Y in church building room 181 (B nBOBIG L MLy W T thinde 100 e o ‘faie hat 1o | /Etie wist “iftaPaficat hobwoen an Al bea maiter of luw ',“""f“m'm “‘”‘1‘ only handle strong enough for all open to the public Wednesday after-} oo g (jme and then hegan (0] specialist.” '”““"'] '”l\"““ Eutanil Sl ‘K! el | 5 I,‘,“‘ M,:, I',‘;' h,”.“_.\ "‘..’. w:]‘ Jobs and lightest for its strength.” ¥ noons from 2:30 to 4 [ wention which it seemed to me! 1 wondered 1t Mrs. Brown haa|Dia black i 100 well established o} fome: HCT BICHE bl stosh oy a t fhe public is cordinly favited 10|00 nave been answered, DUl never heard of the effect one’s last need comment tion “‘“'l‘ "‘i“ 1 ‘“‘-“'M ‘;' thy I ¢ 16 oz, §2.00 20 oz, $2.25 % attend these services and visit the| i were entirely ivnored by heriwidking thoughts have on the nervous In regards to recommendation Vgt '.‘,‘1‘ .]I, m:,’:\ il ks ————— e 24 reading room motier {aystem -and so i directed the con-i3. It is the helief of the Comt { o A 4 . | Suddendy Mrs. Drown excli to psychology, but Miw.|(hat the primary oin of | . Ak dhiayes KB ATl Y ll I C § [ b e T, it atil and keep stil |||n-wn was not Interested and was Jnumiug licenses is to raice 1 ‘ dtate \,‘.1..’Inl‘1‘hm~ m'i(m’w i Ju'lcall«' L ()"",g ard lvarc 0. 3 . (,nholu Church Por o short time the child was | s0on’ telling’ mé of her-astuteness at{for two purposes, first for [T et :" AP aandone s dinne oe W R T L) [ RS 3t niet. bt curlosity got the best of | beidge. { e “protection,’y and, second, far |\ MuE TRE BB RO Gl they | It it’s Hardware Wi HAVE 11 i Fifth and ol Htreets Ler sl again she asked a question | We who have gone to sleep wilthi propagation of spocies threaicned are ended £ e e f 6:00 45 nt.—Ma the Mospital] pin stop the cart” snapped Mrs.ia heartache know that the switch with extinction by inroads made Lo mh S Fml 0 hat eollers, [T e i Qhapel; | Browi l'which Mrs. Brown bronght to the ! hunters. In other words, it s pes o0 0 SR EEEEEE AT R g, \ and Ser-| Alary cow. oad against me, the ani !‘«nmnmbilu meant intimidation, de-{haps invariably the practice in con | R e e . { mon. General Coomunion for Whelyaiion fading from her face, Her!pression’ and: tloubled ‘dteadts for{munities resorting to rasidmt Loecnse | N0 L B0 E T T J I I o ‘l I, I Tiaiiian: of Litiv . Sooloty motlior was oat of e ear almost | Mary, who always wakes irritabli, | fees for hunters. (o reinvest (b AR “f{l‘,‘fi.‘, ",\' f:l,,”‘ \)" .“ uncau aamoer 8.7 ne. % ¢ SOt s S etone M Browar had glowed down, | languid - and unrestgd, while the | money in replenishing the sonie AR : ey nd walking to a bush Dbeside the |!hm|Khlan4 mother wonders why the | cannot be done by th ROl e S Ve ! 230 poom lay Schoul av 4 she broke off a switch Commission under sl S Heiign i § 5 e, s TS = Se s 2 H.I‘vlv LD ANl funds collecied by 0 ave disidod | 100 21 ";"I"i‘ i“ “ Mg VERTICAL GRAIN HEMLOCK FLOORING ; 7:30 p. in—R fifty-fifty, one i oan 7 {ihe higher hills during the forepatt | Tift) ] I going nto the | Co & {fva. et topinl countered on the l6wer levels, how-| eredited (o the schiool fund of b f 0 GG S g i ment. N Tervitory of Alaska. As the hunte oot ever, and, regrettable as it may be ! !¢ Chamber, it it y ' e + ST N e E i large part of huitors take n shortjOf Alaska are alveady contribui LUMBER — MOULDINGS—LIME—CEMENT i Beiunet'!mn Lut hevan | (.nu ch lat the firsi animal they see hm.,-l to the extent of $5 per head to the recommendation gt | they get into the woods. That it . Rl uhare Ssugms Mo be 1o ound for taxing th m Corner of Third and Main illegal 1o Kill female deer does not| ong £ REV. HARRY R. ALLEN, IPnitor alter the facts. As colder weather | further for that cause. Awd cortainly b Sunday serviecs comes, and it grows colder rapidiy| hey are not indebied 1o the 1o ) 15 a. m.—Sunday School i the higher latitudes after Sep-| BOVernment in any measure for the. make provision Pl FIRE CLAY--SHINGLES annual meeting January 12 1 Hblllh(.}l-. e mepiating WoTsh Rq ort of mee Committee | tember 1. as a rule, the bucks de.|#athe Wi & Fie Fereion. = Hairman 3 Subject he Lost irist | S k | scend to parks in the forests aud) 3 RSO i e §:00 p. ome kv + Worship, Is Made Pul lic—Seeks are seen more and more ‘frequently | Of @ resident license on hunters Sl l L S I‘O[{ \ ()L l{ : Bubject: “Christian Iicssedness Three Alterations. ns the seadorl advances. We beliey | d€r present cendiiions, fis mot cquii- NOTICE e : with lhv»w\h;.u;;.u:v,“ in the "w- ¢ the Thumber of Com-|& step tow ard conkervation in that . stacles to carrving out such a plan rentais for the month of January 5 A l’rmtln(r dnd St(nu)mr\ it will prevent the slaughter of mans | Which further militate does T lwill inevitably i of the accessible towns and commu The Committee bhelieves . that 0o | nities to pay it. Prospectors, 1 Iwill be accepted at a discount. Al |remittances by mail must bear pos ‘mark of not later than last dis Lio be submitted to the Ak Conmission, which wiil e Hnlv [1'nn.v C atlw.lal joct of wpecial considevation next 1'ri count nd Please be prompt. A welcome hand will be extended 3 that deferving the opening date to| 2P0 e ? to everyone who wishes to In inl o ooy or e Special Gam |98 late as September 15, fw veally| There ave covam jiactical ob-| After January 10 no t:-wpuone ] ()()SC ], >at SUPP!!CS Committee of Bvening service at 8:00. Our recommendation for deferring Week-night services Tuesday and!the opening of the season is based & . Priday st 8 o'clock. on facts that are common knowledge o Come and enjoy the spiritual|with every hunter. Seldom are male idccr to be found anywhere save fa GASTINEAU : “Alaska’s Largest Privately-Owned Hotel” Adm. $1.00 < ¢ Adm. $1.00 uulmmmnlnummmmmmmmlnmunmmlummuumlumnmmzzz dgpid b . P need has ever been established for trappers. settlers of olher clas ; CHARLFS E. RICE, Dean. fione 603 v, follows in full. 1t wis pros .ul.’g bt n Gl 'm.“;\‘lhlnmmw fors, v "1” L NEAU AND, DOUGLAS GEO ‘I Sl‘!l)l{l ‘\YS C() Sunday services: 19 ehanlane i WP hear. As w maiter of fact members o pay it, nor ave 5ito vanus [ROT: TELE?‘,OEE co 1 A Sl ¢ 3 Holy Communion at S:00 a. i \\' : '»“2"‘:””": Wl‘mmw] on |9 the Chamber ,n-n)ml.ly A0 Ko, alsc, | whooting eame and bivd It yon want anytmiog, If yow want Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska k Morning Prayer and Somen at it fon |t one of the indwceménts helf, when they want fiesh meat An army gy gell anything. the best way fs , g 11:00 & m b waticr of reommentatons ot (o Alaxkana (o supbort the pre | of game wardens couldn't stop e rongh a el .",;,,,. i ‘The ‘Binp! - & Supday School at 12:30 p. m e erulations to be subIEN A% g Aagka Game Law wak.a prome ind tho present force of wardons, o o Nt e o i Evening service at Donglas i :\;“I,l;\‘;m:‘:>..|)|..»””:"‘A'vllllll:‘tyl*v»:":"l-— b ::. by -||.~_ burean most coneerned | efficient though i is. coaldn't hoegin \Lnll Collin's ’lnx' l'nuns T4%5; Night 4 - {ipectfnlly present the following for -Jmt protection, wouid be remo-:o:d’mi to cven collect® Mo licensés n the 'phone 281, Member Auto Assn. adv ALASKAN I{OTEL : o RN msideration by the Chamber b= : Northern L(;E:::df’le:bytenan el L 'l|||||||||||"lllllllll"lllllI|||||||||||||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllll!l IIIIIIIII|IIIIIIlll|IIIIIII!l|IIIH!!II|IHI|l||llll|I||||IIIIIIIIIII|IIIIII|'5 MODERN REASONABLE RATES e, orin o Sontheastern Alaska l'u' ; 3 = Dave HoUsEL 2 A. STILLMAN, Pastor. ML ! o St T U SR X = e = e ‘:’I»“ ‘”'r"” tiehi T | 2 That the last fa i in v\:w-' W'TH THE E 3 r Cello Solo, Mr. Borodin Wlation 10, Circular No. 2, issed § Lo TIIE AIIAISKA I\Lfi!’lR()."‘l) mon will be fallowed b S May. 1026, by (he Department of Kg-| NCIP = i supper end roception of vienlture, be rescinded and protec: V] = throughout the year operates reguvar passenger and freight train Bifite ‘Seligol, " 12:15 [tion of the hrown bean entirely e:] = gervice from Seward ou the Coast to Fairbanks in the Interior, Bvening service, 7:30 p. m Hoeen | i = and over the Chickaloon and Chatanika hranehes. During the service, evervhody sings the ol s phat this Chamber of Commerce | : = winter months there are two passenger trainsg each way, weckly, songs. v, Sullman Wil GIWET place tself on tecord 85 ol faver- 4 = betweer Seward and Fairbar For timetables and other in- three questions as follow HOW e the imne noof @ resident hunt. g = formailon inquire of any steamship or railroad agent, or write do we know that theve = a God?". ! ing lice the Alaska - Gamed = : “Why arve there so many denom-| copmmission has been suggested = Dept. of the Interior ination ‘Does the Preshyterian g jossible | = THE ALASKA RAILROAD ifivel Cteach that littla® ehilden]s s malvidualas Sihe’ “mombers "‘E = (Mt. McKinley Park Route) who die betfore being baptized 800 goue committes have discussed il = = Anchorage P At Alagka to Hell?” The subject of (e even- (hyee propositions with o numbor Z = 4 £ = it = H Ing sermon, “The Strest Called op jocal sportsmen and others, men = s/ ek s e fratents who spend a great part of nwn‘g = - time in the hills in following their! = = E B i E| SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES Mecthod: 3[ Epncopul (]|u|gl| {majority of them in sympathy = i —3 with (he veconmiendations as made = Continued until stock exhausted entirely Fourth and Seward Streets Labove. Thus, we believe, the views| = Closing out old stock at popular prices, to make room for new stock REV. R. A GAILEY, Pastor 'wa veice herein vepresent not only = FLORSHEIM, Regular $12.00, Now e $7.00 11:40 & m. Sermon Subject: ihose entertained by the committee = “A Christian’s Objectives.' 1 . for the best interests of the . = €PY(TAL SALE OF “BLAZER"” SHIRTS—10 FER CENT OFF 12 p. m. - Sunday School Ferviiory, but (he opinions of others = o oA i ‘ T p. m. -Sermon. § U Lwhich support i on that point = | “God 18 Love. There are (hree main considera- | B . = MIKE AVIAON i The Ladies A mests in the|tons, we believe, in favor of the |= IfiI}Y =| chureh parlor next Thursday at fiest recommendation. Al the infor- | == o = LOWER FRONT STREET ' 2D M matien wo conld [ ' = = bt | to all to attend {xion that @n oxtension of the o r‘§ e P = ) Faigh o - ATTR A CTIVE e e—— B TR, = NORTHERN HOTEL ; | Preab)reunn Nahve Chunh | is0 f supply e conesranl Gl gy = i e e Gl turevs Chow poazing ave = = ROOMS—50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. i ll]';l_l‘:tl\q\‘"l‘l‘h\“ ",."“’\L.\,"\.”W 2 RUBIEGTCl to ma “ “ :'” :.'""‘"“"“’.E AT AT = Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Oil Burner in opera- 11:30 a. m—Bible School, e Ryt A ! : Z|| ton—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and s 7:00 p. m.-—Wednesday — Mid-| icn Mere are at least 5,000,000 nm|’§ 11:30 P. M. 11:30 B, =2 up—steam heated. 3 week prayer service Tpaseibly 10 000060 more acres whic I\‘_ : = = = e é A cordial welcome is given to 8l oo gy and breeding as for = 2 b to attend these services, Jine lute spring, summer and early F > =| L | S {1 shonthe, situated above timber I\ = CONFECTIONS ?______. sy, dine, such extensive hreeding = ° ° Candfes, Ice Creams, Sherbets, Punch. g i Salvation and. Secd we believe that = g!r:;i‘oh ll? .{unemi,,h Alnsk{a. “Elmé!r dl ; - - © e mveneal impossibility for the =! actory, Phone No. 16, Candy The public s fnvited to 81€Na|fmite] aumber .'u.,,..‘,,\ attefd, o = SWEET—FRESH Maker, T. E. Hall, Phone No. 637. the Salvation Army wcetings 8l % oo the o population of the P.4_T ONS = re—— : the new hafl. {yanhandle of o Werlausly gl . : = = { Meetings 11 a. m nd 7:%0 . M | ninish the nunber of deer we now ¢ = ¥ Sunday. Thufsday, * p. m. hmve. Certainly this is true with a : = § \ o e I o St Biloal pinen o b AMU EMENT =! Handy Andy’s Carpenter Shop 4 Hall on Front Street. Residence, umier for a season’s bag. And wel . 1 1 = / 328 Third Avenue, Capt. C. 0. Ed-lo not recommend removal of the R - A. P. LAGERGREN, Proprietor - _PHONE 493 : e Uhag timi = BAND-SAWING, WOOD-TURNING, CABINET AND 3 —— x| In all pioneering, game has placed ° o = ALL XINDS OF W00D WORK i T Assembly of God Mission | |1 most important pait in develop- TON’GHT.-.- .3() 0 CLOCK = = B 5 ent. Alaska is yet in the pioneer| = : ! . (Bethel Penecostal Mission) | and its settlers are undoubted-| The AC,CRAVAMQ will be there to aggravate vour feet as last time = - CHAS. C. PERSONEUS, Pastor. |ly cutitled to as frec a usage of ‘ts li BRTRER ) a8 a8 s =l i ¢ Sunday services: laome rooourees as is compatible with be ieve: us ‘aggravate is RIGHT. = E t Sl l B H ¥ ’ Morning worship at 11:00. |the sateiv of any and al species 9 i = a ) eep and e app'y , Sunday School at 12:15. |i|nlim-|u us to the country. LET S CO Riias ,‘I(}OQE ’I 1LL = AT THE 5 * P = E' = g "'"1llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i