The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1927, Page 4

. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. 24, 1927. T et e e T T —— " v o t ne ' fessional men in town " e e R S e iKY “MANUCURE" CORRECT . rQhe 4 ) : ; © i . E a ailv Alaska Empirc 474 indemk b SHate BiouAnE e N ‘ : : . and ) egards Juneau as their home, | | ALONG LIFE'S || PaARIS. Jan. 20 The French Acad | ) RO Fraternal Societies B % teor - - - xooR AND MANAGER M0 not lsbe out @ membeimhiv, B et N DETOUR i dduEa it I | ! s — - : o y ¢ | | el Gastineau Channe P | tioning 100 per cent in speaking and By AN AILL ‘ , S “ M hannel X AN d o i S | i that w5 1ot hithort x ® t - ~ St o ; S e ol aictonn i il U LA L [ Drs er & Freeburge B. P. 0. ELKS EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT POPULAR, [Fanesrcns geisaieet. Innabitant, e et DENTISTS 3 . otk i : [to get tired—but never t cnnui ne whether the | land e Bl “‘( N : G clubs noted for their exclusiveness have |10 2 ‘ PHONE 56 0 4 De Treadwall and long s ng | from applicants seeking the cov-; 3 e ey Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.'m ; ARRE SERRCING & . . hip. Not so, however, with Who Doesn't e ( | TR = - e £ i JOHN A 7 ¢ Caterp founded by menibe the| Riinks: 1 like lots of room.” being nearer the L | ' iFe Sy aTRREEaE ATy ot a it Air Service It is most ex Jink Yes, | hate to be erowded 1 | ) 5 = o ) but, paradoxi 1as o too, eapecizlly by debts word “manipulate” is to come | Dr. Charles P. Jenne Coi0udinat - ! vets membership, vet each mem up for discussion scon | DENTIST % r“ B her «} mself and, once initiated, wears its| Passing Observation o - o A . b Pty OF A £D o bR 10 chest. and Would not ckeninea itl MonewIUAmE#zo ug t 4 it nsed l { Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Bldg, | cottish Rit : v A iy i Tt o S | to- but neith do stockings . - Telephone 176 | T : veput e & . e o ”"‘ note. * LLEL L LI ¥ »\ d 1 1 : 3 : “ Iy P A s e WITH RED PEPPER Fit i il ‘ LOYAL ORDER OF | f it i MOOSE | N Virite Your Own Comment e L b ; il y I (Kansas City Times.) Aglolie, T S S ) nigl o'clock, Moo nd ) 1ok Dive decrees granted: Ruymond )"""“‘:'“ a he qaickest reli : Da Dictute i U] s | ke i X T = E Nothing nas such e ntrated,{ - n t 1 presumed when an ar er realiz ) ‘ Ul Bl 1 1ol ust n o | hership in th nization he lon e [y e & 1511 1 ! i eat, I i i wance that ha will elt ¢ wail [ ongh N-fled ( la o fiaie s Cote i tho I Blood i e ... S No Militarizing. | funny worlid K i | | ron . little at any . VICTORY S EMPTY ONE. (Boston Newa Bureai) R BT AR ot i ota \tione. U ( to Trenton t comimenorite viiat v % ; G i | Cr ; g 4 As T ! » would e ther the 1| nt found cor ' t I tilr neck ore m ' Wi 3 mpat vi o i any effort to Hance (o apply onoa new 1 [ i Reed on the 'avize % 3 E | _lnmxm Public Libr: | ) ? Phe f Y competition in fAnd That's That § . e ’ \ & men d en discon B | wits in the Lit-vary Dig and Free Reading Room DW.CM M i Seaant i i ¢ g UL HIS ALtEl City Hail, Second Floor | ¥ S i ; i g velgh. woltes 1og iRpeniiig. for 0. iRl ek o ALY Y R AL SE0 O SENE (AT ) in Street at 4th : {ILIARY, PIONEERS GF ; e ¢ intent, from Pr 1 Pope, just a rSA4re when | Don't you like to lu ! Reliile oo Branc | | AUZILIARY, PIONEERS T " ‘ it 1 to appoint to v cynical, H ' 10! ny de- gy | S d v triaby ‘ |y e | i | LASKA, Igloo No. 6 ' ‘ h r v au ed of the Amevican attitud Vo sacrifice It isn't I wa I Rid : \ ‘o o ; b ot tia e e e other wis ) i vesidents of Alaska. And of what dequate for defense by arms. But also gy sec that | wm o S s e ' [ach month at 8 a'elock p.om. Card Lndo t T held partly by the Ad- g copport of the idea of “moral disarmament’ by Cresdited by th sy Show i ! | P S o Ne Hohee ministrati I« mstrated lesive to rocognize tivating a world peace mood and hy aiding in its pio Ma u | : M I ¢ Spickett, President. Mi i o That latter (s waaing: m)AlE 1ite 0N s dalnn il ke 0 el g nveist | & B G ivaat flse Tk of @5 at Geneva, bhut that does not mean indoned gight it didut credil it to Aty a|= Sy \ : e effort. Conversely there has vecently heen, especially e of 1812 e — 4 T np. ANNA BROWI KEARSLEY | || CITY TRANSFER fentod t G g L the history of in terms of naval discussion, some revival of the dis Y u Vs n and zeon |8 | COAL. WOOD. BAGGAGE S e et e Dustiul attitude. There is a persistent inclina Mo dake ( S CORNER 11| omice: 420 and 422 cold [ . WOOD. BAGGA iy e : : : N nother there is cither lighting or talk Mo arely would iz WE HANDLE Il n tou Bl st Clty MOy O s ; : i v SUeE oy To have their wives Pig'n Whistle Candy | % vne 4742 : Ab—lhone 2 ! ; : peen S el his endorsement of reason as a veliance, and Give them o lintle prais NONE BET 0 L a 1 1 | AT S cal 1 plain of rebuke alarmists at home Pradse i = 17 th 1 1 « enn i e ) he ¢ z B e a " ~ " i - d ™ ® ~ \ " TOT | e \ i i i a T THE CHAS. W. CARTER | RELIABLE TRANSIER o clearly fsheq ( ek ¥ of slipping back into the old forr na i 1 ‘ ALY L | % hasis of fact f prit charges that were pilitavizing tendency, he declares, has always wound el map I. ). SHARICK MORTUARY Fhone 119 Res. 148 filed e . natu t t Department vp in failie It is a message to hearten 1} who ! fawsl i ¢ or to H. V. Sully ) || |“OURTESY and GOOD SERVICE| of Justice the Presi W canchide o act i working for genuine pace stfainment inoother More or Less True i\v,-,nl;.w. Opgaii e | Our Motto ‘ o' that an end: would be put to the tactics of those lands, as well as to repress alarmists at home There are times when it Doane s . who woer vsing the how We have marched a long wa since the cro vety family raises nothing those! | Silverware SEneTSALh A . " o T e Division will of the Delaware. We have a great, rvich country days but biack sheep, and a whi Yy, i It |- = Mk vt H\ : AL . S1iD) “,.\,‘\ e NOW to which (wo pregnant facts are po nted one s looked upon as a sort of i i Jewelry LY PLUMBING b el ; \ ©oout. that rviches bave not bred idleness among us. An old warvied man’s idea of e == | | Heditne: sid Geveral Bab kikine ; ¢ A el a3 ferit Mg that to an unexampled < ee the wealth of escorting b vife 1o the picture S e =T | "A‘llh'”"k ”“‘ -"t 'dI; skl e ‘ ’ DEAGIER Al ne made G0 and s now owned by the people thereof. Ta our siow is trziling along behind growl S | i "\”;[ :."1"01;‘" eed for ne wil { wit wirime I ess n Y octrength owe can. while not forgeiting the defense ing because he had to leave his pa FIPI( | 5 5 G hibs ! fespread sympathy than b0l speak o significant and helpful word per and comfortable old chair ALY | Call STITXI?”:» x otherw ¥ e the « 1 vetired in t coneorning world peace ~About the only thing that is a OUR SAFE DEPOSIT | HERN | ordfinary course of events. Generally, there is a . different as day from night is wh zation that an ustic L don And 3 3 tather can make and what the famil Al hl )I{O()l;‘ is mo doubt tuat the peopie of the Third Division r Helen Forsaken by the Professor. can spend F IR’L I SBERHEL. o 1k SRERIE itk negdn o dma BB e Our iden of an optimist s A giil RADIO (New York Times who thinks she won't he expected o REN l A ]3()): T()]).,]Y 80 Shiin s sncovssor, M. Wandin Vb denat DProfessor lirskine: has bad precisely [he expewl-"qo: ail ‘ths: suesificing i she murtic AT‘K?[’{)Egl;]'(‘Eg'{:RSSETS e : : R efice ‘with Elolon of Tray that felll to the lof 05 avery an anly. ot who i Iis motiior i g o AT : SPE ; ‘ b - Phat \ u “\ \Iq‘/m ”‘(m ,\.\1\'1’4yn iAo in e En s hLnan Teie sl aat il SR e R TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE || Redio Supplies ;f Ancxmd: | every wie uid Ay luw abling cltiaens goes With-— . 0 oy who spoke of her with: fear and horror slaves : e i ‘ MARTIN LYNCH ‘ Qi 1 UE. vhateyer o ”‘”i" nessn tach b0 100 her back ate their wonds when she tutned One weason: why some’ men: ki Safe Deposit is the cheapest”and best b o m M 1o [ thie resy thereof ¢ . oq . e -4 her lovely face toward them. When separated from their wives on ihe chey on e RiAA R Mire and Robberies s siy) i Wy u i personally or officially | raion Ghey spoke of the suffeving she had caused, rarve intervals they do kiss them, i Insurance against Fire and \ art in ot 1 her half-portion mind, her missit ense of orality. because it they should attempt 1o THE WE A AN Al Coke Hill v owas named to 1 Judge Byt in her radiant presence such unimports con- print one of their lips they would I]\ SUI{A N(JIL 1 “cheechako.” He pos 1o the enn ourdough.” He was a For a time Profescor Erskine basked in that beau- jowed, No, we don’t think such wives even close their eves when they are JUNEAU I being Kissed. There also would be fower di e _— Allen Shattuck, Ine. FIRE Property Loss . Business Interruption Kan r dent for many years, knows teous light His story of Helen's private life b iting intimacy Like 11, he was tervibly smit sars of war, vorces if husbands were as liberal \ ntimate nd has many friends in all parts all the of the Territo Except for his residence in the the others who knew her w ten. He conld hardly think of the ks of an anc es during the past thre v four years, he could 8 g > QG » ey P2 NI R 2 DM a cCupancy b6 regarded fn any senss as an “outsider. He|the misery and death she caused. For her glamorous |in giving their wives money as they \3_(;‘\';';(' f“ ,\,’{‘ !%»(Hf‘} P \;%“\‘(mr) M}\II?&N‘}!‘M Occupancy i qualific Tawyer, & splendid. cittaen and|0Eure slowed with o dight thab hlthded iinias JLyAES GUKIVIDE LHe/ xouics J\y{ ) _@)\‘. SN BB, i every way fitted fon ths mosition oo CoECh SRCInaq ali- the others, to such trifies. Once or twice,{ Some of the piosentistyles piichi o $ SUOAR. C“fio J In every way ditted for (he position for which hey Gl T G0 ihings were forced on his attention, he{most appropriately be called hoth g e : i R il has been nominated [ s e R It e N T loutrageous and courageous. The wo i . Registered Mai Delegate Satheriand must, of course. be credited Now what has happened? The Drofessor has|Men aro moetly. ont of them and ’ AUTOMOBILE : B Dt vigtory Coit ds empty of allloeon Ty s attachment and s lecturing about his | takes a heap of ddurage (o wea 3 | I:“fi‘ 1T material bencfits. The sole veward it brings o[ lgqwhile love. He calls her a dangerous woman, | them. ) ;i | ; - f anetl. L m_o!n Dt him is the wratification to his personal enmity, thet, o fgure: her beauty was deadly and she was con- | Nothing, they say, fis impossible, . Property Damage % knowledge that he “zot” two of the men he set|fponted by a moral dilemma. What IIm“m\""lm_.,i|...! we ilunl see how it is possible TR0 | Liability out to ‘“met The larger task to which he set|things to say of lov Helen! It is reported n.:.tw:“‘ a ”"-]“‘ lo be happy if his wife, —3 CASUALTY himself was a faiur ¢ wast lost. Those|a thousand women were so pleased to hear them that l‘:l‘:'l““ ;‘ l. the scientific facts about | 00?190“59‘;)91! men whom he hoped to {he positions held by | they asked for the Erskine signature. But most| :, :“ ”f"‘l ;"»““‘\'f: he s a d,\’ | Public Liability i the officials he attacked left out in the cold, people prefer that poet who looks at her to the _’”'\“'\-'" doesn’t care for eals | --?E“dem and Healt! inus jebs, lessen influen Drobably boorer | prosaic commentator who has forgotten her beauty, UV i LIFE minws jabs, Jessened in influence and ‘y‘.u‘.m,\ |\H:\.| inw 0 itsnE T L 1 ‘All Forms in pocket for the parts they ha played in this : 1 R edge which hus stirred Alaska from one o the other.| Senator Hetlin, of Alabama, says Secretary Mel-| '!Ilfiazlzl'lsinzjl':‘*l‘15:_'f"fl‘;" | ! i ¢ ; Jon hus not denied something orv cther Heflin said |, * i : ave lis faults,! ; ) I e has e el s y 11 / DRIVE RETURNS ENCOURAGING. gifted enough to make demial Reep pace with they %10 Baghar | | Insurance — Real Estate The incomplete report made Friday hy Chairman | (harses he makes, does he (Naw YarkiBui ‘ News of the Names Club | = | s leveland to e Chamber of erce o . C SN No, Lizzie Sel i aville i s y Cleveland th iamber of Commer on the pro A new order at Rome gives the Secretary G i :;/n ‘vll T Belleville, 1L, ] e s e SR W T of the amuual drive fov funds for tho Ghamsl " or tiie Pasolst Party, npecedence over all S o BBl 3 l o { G in splendid shape. With reports made by but two of |y pave to black his hoots.— (Boston Globe.) § the three soliciting teams in the field, and those ! Sl L | CHANGE KITCHEN STYLE F) . B MARINO ; § partially complet me $2,200 has been raised The Columbia University economic faculty are! e 7 | Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $ 202417.91 Front Street - i H during the few d since the campaign started. |stickers for courtesy. ‘The members feel that it is| 'f’l- f“)'\. Jan —Since Lady Resources at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1926 = $2,367.937.43 P. 0. Bex 218 for Mail Orders The third team fror Bich no report had been|highly impolite to mention to a debtor the matter h""';"";"‘ “i"'”“"" f:”"‘ a Vs" to} ———————— Tl - i ¥ el v Tani T Ay g . & e >ittsburgh (g T 8.) er brotherdin-law, the King of Spain, M e e o - ! ;”;‘:‘\ ;1‘_ ;\Ir ‘:‘1‘.‘““[1“1 i’:’ nt ‘!”:\””' l‘h;l‘.llln'l: :“\‘:.: of payment _I}i‘l ‘im h B8 tt xLu jmany of her English acquintance We solicit yo]\]n’ ac%ount whg:he: ] g § Tl R A ¥ 5 BRI WD ek S e g - cpnen Have had their kitchens changed large or small. ur consisten i v ¢ larger than those already reported Missouri's Supreme Court has ruled that “trath . A, b 2 o | X PTp: A @ LUB B e e e i o (bt bha| e s agtran, | Wotlu worldlwokia worid, m;‘imn,n |:. !dull Victorian rooms of ! growth is an indication of the THE C LUNCH 1 csnlts so far establisi vond P » ears sty r i say Spanish co g 4 QR reiin so tac omabiiah buyoun o that WheSRLTL 8 SRPEEE I R s in 't |75 SERBIELE I g MR ) lelpful_service we are able to ROOM i i : S - (Detroit Free Press.) IS | render our customers. Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily has marked the Chamber's activities in recent years ) T WA | Scarlet, black and jwhite s the| TONY LAURIDSER, 7 0 4 : 2 . O £ olor scheme, i o P 74 ’ It s satisfied with the manner in .\\)m.h the Ch Mr. Dawes says his head is no larger than when ;”iu:, l|.|‘| n‘u,.nnh gay pofu and ' B ’_ Proprietor ber has represeuted the town and is willing to back|, o0 TG asident. Tt has done well to hola | DB tiled recesses, colors picked h() B. ~ enrendas anrw [ SRS el b S T it with its dollars so that its ressive work for|, . wn (Toledo Blade.) jout on the beams, and tiled floors e e My e g e | the advancement of Juncii may continue unabated. e i M e s shar i Bseh omyaomo of) o BANK IN ALAsk ¥sday stange the el S ENES Dotl X Ve sonbai 5 : _|the newer country houses are being LDEST N h ASKA oday stands the cold in gauzy noth The Chamber of Cowunerce is the one institution Smedley Butler has come out inst the Fed-!p o i1 e Spanie v, ings, our conviction is that if sha in town which is readly capalie in itself of speak-lopal prohibition law, leaving Wayne B. Wheeler lone-! Ridan ol S i still is “weak woman” the weakness 3 ing for the comiaunity. It numbers already most of[ly in the statement factory.—(Indianapolis News.) | Skates sharpened at Morrig's, 3dv. $)( ,@ ) D) L 0 D)) must be in the head. ;