The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1927, Page 4

we THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JAN. 2 el9d] SRR s O — e —— D l ‘I il ve remains to b n. It is one thing (o] T COW CHEWS 31 WATCH i = . BE— - re el . |1 BUT DARN THING RUN ai aska Empire 5 o co i S e e oy 1 ‘ ] e .) ve on ¢ rve lists of their respeetive clubs aud) | ONG LIFE'S J | NI - . PROFESSION AL Fraternal Societies Y EDITOR AND MANAGER Amnother for them to get back on the active lists and | | DETOUR i1 ALAMA Mo ‘:r‘ 29 Some waic | ; = R it JOHN W. TROY tually resume playing. The statement has been | ey 5 it Nadt e a | Gastineau Channel _— — 1 1 1zue offic | 1) 1 8 ‘ itlienod « % iy ) v responsible American League officials that | | By SAM HILL et o i & . ! M man can play azain on any club in that | B e i i et . i LR L Maiage : e 8 lost a bright " [Drs. Kaser & Frechurger B. P. 0. ELKS e for them to play 8 to Zo with somej 5y i eion of Oldest [nhabitant last year. Thi veck, while feeili | DENTISTS ; | Mecting Wednesd iy i nothe National League. American League old-fashioned kid who went cattie. he noticed that one of (e 4T and e (‘Q y : & llonk SUcsohiotinN mites it ave no objections to this il theYliisiataat: all summer tiow: 18 grown anima v having a hard ti ! PHONE 56 | L\ ) : '“»‘xlw'r' i Delivered by " Juneau Douglas. Treadwell and il don't want i and has a daughter who gocs masticatin nething. 1l | ot SRR EEE 0L ¢ Y SPERLIN - X e for $1.25 per month Cobb and I wve both had a major part|harckneed all winter {he cow and took the object « 4 '3 ) JGHN A, DAVIS One »,‘ no 12 baseball tor And not the least con . 1i w-r.n h and to his surprise L - | o j Hisi S ry one mof : ty tribution they we made it. is the fightin The Ananias Club ':“““n ‘l’m' it 1 “,‘” missi " s B 01 Subscribirs w v . P Ama mit e clicke v wonn t e watcl - | the 1 tailure or 16 jever-say-die spirit with which each has gone on| “Ha! Ha” laughter ile nun, as h icker. I Behi (L \ Di. Charles P. Jenne || A livery 4 1 o Both are too valuable for|bicked himself up. “I'm W people started running and still is runnin DENTIST b | f'opvmn s : i - ‘,‘,' s il ¢ Buseball as well as unAucAtioned| donit:clean oft WHAHS wiilks, for [ al — et — | INTI of Fiesn HEMBER OF ABSOCIATED PRESS les o d to remain out of the game|A¥s enoy sitting down dike thai” QUCH! RUEUMATISM! | | Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Blig ottish Rite ¥ : i o Lo I r r elephene 176 | \ (The Ase LA i braing are needed by ol Likasito) GatNalgiborHosd NEws RUB THE PAIN AWAY| e DR .‘,- ch otherwise i many clubs i th of major league orgami-i pinue | want to gel a one-party | vm Sublished. he i [lins Stop drugging! Rub soothing & g E it Tk Wall iy ottt ou penetrating St. Jacobs Oil righ ) D A WS 2 : ; o ' AT . Dewart 3 It the W Bureau failed as often in its; Blnks My wife object he says your sore, stiff DENTIST LOYAL ORDER OF f s of I the Prohibitionists have, ft|if we chenge it will be from th ing joints, and ! MOOSE forecast ! 9 & 1 6 p. m 0 would have to relire from business or get a new two-party to a four-party line comes instantly. St.| a. m. to 6 p. m. Jinsau Ladge K, 709 R o 5 Jacobs Ol i< a harn SWARD BUILDING Mects overy Monday : | ‘Snothing to Crow About los mmatism Jini-| | o ne 469 Poe. Phone 27 night, 8 welock, Moo cnator Wheelor seems (o he getting a lot of voice! (Headline in —our own lamped by ment which tever dis- | = {1an A Davis, Dictator; &1 RIS TR il John Kaiser, of Marietta.) appoints and cannot | 5 Soilk . SEE E oxer mt of the Nicaraguan ri v a1 JALL. MOOST SWE i i | helieve either President Coolidge or Secretary Kel-| & Sentedaag” Thiee Infoxl Get a cenit bot % = MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE e 147 loeg would praise his tones for their harmony v “mm:‘,»:. e il Tiadne ot D W [P ot} JINEA G A7 | i at any drug PHYSICIAN | Rl Freedom and Royal Blood. i Which Ars That and in a4 moment g Rl S ! Por nothing mugeh you'll S i (New York World.) ; R L e e Telephone 16 A | » you have sition in your country?” the S T 8 ter s I William of uoon hi \Wallk (hrotiah b Ex % ;: PR R i . 1\’,, “',:\j ik Ged replied His Royal Iighne i | ik Dr, \’vil‘““"‘ - ‘ OBJECT LESSON IN THRII e e s I 1| ostepan Gotdstein | 2 3 “AWhat is your faverite game? et e et 1 ¢ 1 SR Rty IS e Tadion e Ly Lot Poker- though 1 don't often win at it."” X\“ IR e NS G it : A.O,I:,L 10 (RL,.-AT\)RS need n ‘ and extravagant habits, it is, paradox + na From which one coneludes that Prince William VO eplied e SRE GV Iaving been appointed admin Hotol | tion of thrift and savin Bank d 2 and e Sy, w iikanla young muii, widt gentlemian i dalisg T SRR R SR EE r AVIET el AT i ) il insurance " blish that fact clear A TE erce eall a tregular fellow He shows a lick of ¢ 15 1. Russell, ae | Z e | < 4 view of ntly issued by the No- gojemnity, u realistic candor that ls refreshing, But i i o ner for tic : —e | KNIGHTS OF tional City Bank New York showed the total j pe were the Crown Prinee instead of the e "5 m? SaR bR Wik < t Yo 3 ) f ((IU‘II‘BJ\; savings deposits the werican people to have ppinee, conld he indulge in any such pungent flip - "“H' ;l. i, ‘nww' hn‘a e B I T leat ne Bui ‘\'t‘!' N g J reached a “new high total time A the end paney? He conld not. T would have to say that Mictisen e . i T Ry DR S R of 1926, 3,000,000 " reons owned ac- while there was no Pro tion in Sweden he was MNPl L ke u bl RACTIC | ST nbers | ol ocial estate are he ' ' nt €N i thoet Rt , counts than at the heginning of the yea in= i ahicailorostadi o inaet oW IELIRCLea IeeEi RS Curiosities Now bl . i « » D Sy i n periment had worked out in the United Stat them. duly 1 by | crease in monecy on deposit stood at more than peri ! i o lisEaputin Old-FPashioned Girl 1 want som Ml e , ol ; - - A $9 Though e privately prefer u disre e Asthe 4 i f ) \ Y ‘ R R 000000 and the. per deposit was 3211, Though | il e bl . danoise ! WoolGN iindeswear, aukle Tength and Y. WL S e 3 AUXILIARY, PIONEERS OF ; L ‘ 7 Rt ! : Lt i e . some T 7 e, like golf. Such ponderous '°F ”_‘ e Mt eyh i i f 1 I Haline W [ Albsadht ALASKA, Igleo No. G ,~ hypocrisies are inalienable fate of those who - o it Pk at L83, e e . A S e of tributions of §100.000.000 wh WA HEINOE = 00 responsible positions and speak for others he :]"‘| | Tront TSbiset Tnaa . o sle g AT ] S Ealh o'clock p. m. Cards per ,“.H ov 1925 ' 18 e ey Sides themselves. But when you happen to be just i e G I e £ e el (i aniimente A von Hall Building und 1ss0cia pmbed o i new o Giper son of 4 King, when you represent nobody s e T v une a Iateln. Bid :\"‘ 2 T e high wre: meml ps went up from H.886.997 o0 viuself, then you are fancy-free and can say Shagely S ed of t of Marcus I Bhiiiba: O Tome 12 & Minnie Hutley Secretaly: o 11,275,000 total assets climbed from $5,- it vou please Noall seutiovorsfroms the hei {iaic Heriaod ‘g e ?f E 3 510,000,000 to $6.280.000.000 or about 14 per cent ok | Fivst publication, Jtan. 1, 192 = o = 4 Al previous it ranee records were smashed Local Finances Ample. | “What shall | wear to the pariy|[4st publicat e 1920, ‘11‘2 ANYA B20WN KEARSLEY I CITY TRANSFER in 1926 Including November husine the sales _ Toniel ot ek as et . N IO | Fhes dE diiraron = i) ; Lot K | | COAL, W0OD, BAGGAGE for the 11-mo period ed the enormous total (Ancho Times. ) iRl sl p el eiB R kLR it Q | Office: 420 and Gold- 0D, G of $10,117,000,000, makin woof 66 per cont Citizens of Petersburg demonstrated their faith o€ SHERRER R SEERANE NOL AND’: 4r('>l.\ DH e AND KINDLING | over the busit | the ¢o poudin period in in their home town last year by subscribing funds e s ata il flistiloro alin } ) g Wr‘”H‘A:‘ _l..I:l ' (e e Tieahis iton - ‘ \1'n!r—>1“ r.w Sl H ‘ tor the erection of a cold storage plant, neaded to Mgl | Pign Whistle Candy | ughby Ave.. Phone Al 1078 1925 ! # b | oughb b Such splendid records not on ive convineing Dring new business to the town und to lenefit vesi- Speaking Foolishly | NONE BETTER b ] T St i prosperity but wlsg ive langible Uent fshcyment who make thely Nomes i it sec| i S0 EEEES el i B o Ea il T ; 5 i i ; Sk it tion of Alaska. The movement received enthusiastic 'y (80 it = i 2 i = 7 » ',,‘ " d the town now possesses a plant which R 2 7 B0 > LM ool ok b o o mompn BT 4 Che S o w3 gt whih LU 1, ol , " THE CHAS. W. CARTER || RELIABLE TRANSFER| LB VLD foratie ! [PMOPTOWS L0 COME 0 Cagt year, a Juneau lumber mill company needed T s { } MORTUARY | Phone 149 DRESSERX\?IBCEI N g § e el R £75,000 to expand its activities and residents of g jichand worth while Qs tl !T e | (Successor to 1L V. Sully ) 20U RTLSYo.mng(‘)& FACI CREDO 1GNORES RELIGION. it tewn were asked to finance a bond lssue for qno wholl fork over with a smil "‘ ‘M.(.g_‘ Dnln.,‘{,v ” “The Last Service is the ! i g % ! : | 1o Mhat amoufit. [t was apparent to Juneauites thal wpon Ciehe after Cheistmas, she asks | | ) iamor [ it Mt £ S fh e siEly sutne e the Bigns which poinb lofygey San expunsion: s was: contemplated woulMLmBNE o sale (5 nitoild & e L Silverware e T a4 domplete break between Mussolini and the Catholic gregter business activitios, more men cmployed. and 5 (S ! Ik Bhe s Ay : i GRS One N0l the most racent dobs of the BONs: figger ratuina Loy the community, andl the neeiad Maisian b anctntie il » Jewelry M E L PLUMBING | points clearly to the chasm that exists between capital was forthcoming almost immediately Re=1 - Golden weddings ave celebrated by B- - 5 . — Heating, and General Repair Italy’s vemarkable dictator and the Pope- that was ports of local financing also have been received from hyughands and wives who try 1o please | Al woik ematantesd for the order dissolving all ( oy Scout organi- Fairb in recent months, indicating increasing cach other. Divorces are cought by 53 A v IWIRF ( h’«'whmom'v, zations in cit 0 spulation interest in local enterprises and w willingness 0 (hose who devote thelr time to vy I’\"A FIRI‘, ] Coll STEVE STANWORTH | The cause of this order is believed to be found let idle funds assist in the development of the ing (o please themselyes only | 5 q Dhone 505 in the Facist credo Ehe A ow A lo tountry. That s the way it should be. There I8. Some of the girls we mest give us OUR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ARE al Ttalian hool children Basing its plan for ample capital in every Alaska community to finance (he jmpression that the only thing 2 = e A 2 i bion the youth of 8most any local undertaking and it should not be they consider worse than being ugly i ‘, bl I)R()()l'1 x .[‘ i SRS e & : necessary to go outside of the community for back- is heing good | ) :;x.- i Grand Facist Council ,.,;.nn‘mi.,u.l.l et ae it St B e RADIO ’ e which are being impressed on Ita - : " S S i on Aty e e e i hornb sl R Dol e RENT A BOX TODAY ATWATER-KENT SETS | f i} Alaska's Progress. | hody clse ever would notice that it e AND SPEAKERS I 1tal mother, (hy sovercign i . - E TOO LATF ; S . | \ OMORROW MAY BE 4 4 Radio Supplies of All Kinds o | (Seattle Times.) | A finicky housekeeper may turn 7 1 Y M \l"plllV LYNCH | T'hou It have othe mother w . vig . v/ 1 1 4 Alaska's steady progress is chronicled in the an- up her nose at heg neighbor's hom Qe Anc » cheapest and best h ) crelgn or goddess ahove 1 nual report of Gov. George A. Parks. In the last thats all messed up with the (oys Safe Deposit is the cheay » e o 1 shalt honor the Government, keep fiscai year, commerce recorded a tifying increase,|but the kids in such a home don’t Insurance against Fire and Robberies - LA and of particular interest is the fact that cexports|Krow up fo look upon their homs v"—' I5 cxalted and veligion ignored. BY {nade larger gains than imports merely as a plice to eat breakfast THE IVS(]’{ 4]\CE vaising the children in th faith it is planned Fishery products, which form the richest resource [and change their clothes in the eve 2 7 r 7 B 1N 1 < to keep alive Facism and its absolute control of of the Northwest, were valued at more than $10,-|Ning ’I{, T ]\' ‘1 r’()i Z 4 /11 ; 4 Italy. In keeping with this program, it is said 000,000, Notwithstanding the heavy yield of (he| Many of the sweet girls of today j Allen Shattuck, Tne. that Facism s cntered into the education of youth industry, nevertheless, hecause of Federal restrictions, | are better at prepaving for a meal JUNEAU FIRE exclusively in the i of the revolution and s it has experienced a recession in part of the Territory. than they ave at preparing a meal Property Loss making a ri of youth's advancement with periods | The inhibition inst commercial fishing in the 4 Illn- n*mn'vu IAI:m:Inlvr kic I) WHHNL | S ———— Business Interruption . or Yuk - - s effec f decr ypu- | helpin with the dishes is that 1 Use and Occupancy Bt nrenarai mitating the ritual by which medieval!l0Ower Yuken is having the effect of decreasing popu i ; RS se i o R R A B sword they Jtion there with consequent impairment of trade. |10050't want to do a thing she can’y y“-’rf S q} MARINE e dnbhed knight AL the age of eight years, |ACtiOn toward reopening the closed area is recom-|8et @ kick out of i NI Cargo BE oy 1 wiken fnt M red Balilla, Mended by the Governor and should he favorably| AnY Kid would rather have a moth Hulls ; 5 il et s e l" ‘]“ oo 5 W | Cnsidered by the Federal Fisheries Bureau [er who was the best nurse in tho | Registered Mail OF Six yeurs heremains iu }1 alillay anuhen el Qo e e Bltiation. fie GbuarmbriNeni time of \mklln-l»»t tian have | AvuTOMOBILE ) 1 e jnikigted dnto the Avanguard T oxpresses hope that the experiment by dredging com-|“1" Who was the best bridge playe: | Fire and Transportation four years niore of his black-shirt novitiate. An-lnanies of thawing trozen ground with cold water \\'ill""l“'“" T T AT | | Collision nualy I youths, who have attained |prove practical. Such a method of operation would 'I“:'“,'V _'_‘! “’)' R DLy Property Damage the age oL 1S during the proceding year, are solemnly [bring under development extended areas that now |Oh¢ Vi g Sac o el Liability initiated I vear Mussolini expeets | are unprofitable i el I;‘“, AWIEby) | CASUALTY to add enthusia oung members o the| Fur-farming enterprises constitute @ business of| U5 5 he dearns dt fswt | Compensation black-sh impor e and are worthy of official attention. O EHC "'m‘”'i” \“‘”“"1;“ ApY | Public Liability The effect of the peaceful policies of the|They number 400 and represent an investment of e e R ‘_w:" ,(.9',',\.“,': 4?(‘)‘]‘1"': | Accident and Heaith Teh i BY e Vatican It has stiffencd|$6,000.000. The industry has heen hindered by in- [PUINK all over i A ¢ ailian] | LIFE 5 the cpposit Paii : Pope who foresees #DIlity to leuse public land, outside of national for-| "yl (00 B8 Mewtst e | All Forms s ¢ i : [ests, and this disadvantage should be quickly removed | : | Ler = a future race Italiar anyth but peace loving, i more active than chewing gum is the | with militant bitions, commit wlicies in the by Congressional enactment lack of brains H ~ ~ B ieih Wi o . S A economic improvement in the recent past ¢ | ALLEN SHATTUCK,Inc. ame of patriotis ic Chureh could o a5 be aoritinaied W pdiate 7 | Gountenance and live n('«l‘:ll.\l certain to be continued in the immediate ! Daily Sentence Sermon j | Insurance — Befll Estate )lu ire Monuments are never erected to LANDIS" DECISION POPULAR WITH FANS.| General Smedley Butler has changed his mina| ™ Who follow 1 SRrond: | ! z = 3 Wi " # 1 about prohibition, which should make the hosts NEWatat the o ee o ldb | ’ & hen Commissioner andis mac l decision in| ras asler 3 208t-| bt i . J ~] at some parties breathe easier.—(St. Louis Post-| i e 4 gy . q C l AP/ n S which he found nothing had been ubmitted to him | picaten ) :f C r(::\'l"h of Atlanta, is the o “[,‘L",gs ommercla JAPANESE TOY SHOP which indicated or proved the dishonesty of Ty' L o B 3 I "]" ‘“”I“'m"‘"”"“"'; AAR T . H. B. MAKINO ss Cobh and Tris" Speaker. thus vindicating them from| The German budget for the fiscal year of 1927,] % L 18 AT Al aatiio. suk ) tha crookedness alleged by one “Dutch” Leonard,|beginntng May 1. fs 105 06,0001 mud ;. gl el CBl00t Ky 5 _ | Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits eoh §2 :21233:13?2515 Front Street. he took the position which a vast majority of base-|German mark is real money mow.—(Boston Globe.)|o A" | Rc:nmces at the close of b“‘fffii}ki?},}_,,, MBE P. 0. Bex 218 for Mail Orders ball fans in the country had already expressed, Not e | = S == . ¥, that his own judgment was influenced by the ver-| AL deast the winter baseball league cannot rea-| Juneau Public lerary { We solicit your account whether ; dict of the fan Had he believed the evidence |sonably complain that it has had a dull son-— fand Free Reading Room| | large or small. Our consistent THE CLUB LUNCH submitted to him substantianted Leonard's charges,|(New York Sun) { City Hsll nd Floor i growth is an indication of the the opinion of others would *not huave affected h‘.\l e 5 REE —( i il ; Main §tx~seeect°nt 4th b helpful service we are able to ROOM decision in the slightest degree. It is that quality| iile Borah proposes that the Go Ao Reading R v Fror ! render our customers. Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily . ror | candidates’ campaigns, he doesn’'t show how that! eading Room Of of the Commissioner which has made it possible for A st Ot | s R | TONY LAURIDSEN, i : : [can prevent bootleg financing.— (Pittsburgh Post.) a. m. to P . Pr t ; him to act as baseball's dictator in the face of the| G 8 || circulation Room Open From || T, B M Behre ls Bank oprietor opposition cf such ‘a strong personage as Ban John- It was not much of a recommend ' that the Gov-| 1 to 65:30 p. m.—7:00 p. m. ’ e . . n¢ L ion s e s e s it son and, when the showdown came, 1o Win OVeri,. .. gave the Senator-elect.— (Philadelphia Record.)|| * to 8:30 p, .n. | 7 ;}\'hent wt; s:: !m-lvlm‘y a woman t?! as ade I opular the fans < e e . V| N A oday stands the cold in gauzy noth @ 0sion. It ‘has made him popilar with the fans : : || current Magazines, Newspapers, OLDEST BANK IN ALaskA e o it Keusdig “4roughout the country and kept them loyal to base- Wholesale pardoning brings retribution in its) Reference Books, Etc. ) 0ur, ] Lall in its hours of stress. wake. A pardoned Mexican has written a song! FREE TO' ALL ~‘~'» still isl ~“|eak| Wolman the weakness ‘What practical effect the Commissioner’s ruling [to” Ma.— (Dallas News.) | o R4y TN . «,5 lmlm he in the head.