The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1927, Page 4

DAILY ALASKA [EMPIR FRIDAY, FEB. 4 1927, st A B - 85— - = N ‘ Vo ; Ll PROFESSION 1L 1‘ 1‘ Fraternal Societies I waddod bk il il ——0F —— il r - i Gastinoau Channel pond 1 i 1 | comy 1 1 a2 1= t s [ Drs. Kaser & irechurger B, P 0, BLES y 2 iy | DENTISTS ! T iy i 1 ! i 1 andl 5 G lHecein 'dg. 1>)_y o W e Shbal | PHONE 5 ; e E LBl u'"Gn p. m. HAREY SEHALING 5 News =f tne | 9 JOHN A v‘\\‘: -— ! Charles P, Jenne | DON'T FORGET : IO 5 Iho 1 Queen T e . uE ! e : | i - — § k] n i n | LOYAL ORDER OF ’ : | MCOSE L m Juneau Lodge No. 709 SEWAR G Moct evely Monday ¥ ¥ 1 | 1 o'cloek, Moosns N Davi Dictator R. votary n | | Dr. W. J. Pigg NEAU LODGE 2. 147 | IYSICIAN F.& A M i ond i i ' e 1 4 Most 3 ~ - Order of ? o EASTERN STAR 1 | Fresh Shipment b VR 1{:.1{ 4 1 e Rl . 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Call STEVE STANWORTH | } 'R SAFE DEPORIT ROXES I ey FIRE PROOK i AL T ! RENT A BOX TODAY !1 ATWATER-KENT SETS | | St AND SPEAKERS | i VORROW MAY BE TCO LATE ‘ Radio Supplies of All Kinds | Deposit s th cheapest and b 1‘ \"V'I‘\ LYNCH @ ’ mee against Fire and Robberies [ —— ATIONAL BA | JONEAU NSURANCE | Allen Shattuck, Ine. FIRE Propertv Loss : Business Interruption Use and Occupancy MARINE "9&?\ RS w) 'fi Cargo | Hulls e @ Registered Mail AUTOMOBILE Tire and Transportation Collision Property Damage Liability ! | CASUALTY Compensation Public Liability Accident and Health 1IFE All Forms ALLEN SHATTUCK,Inc. Insurance — Real Estate = ] C(mmwr('ml .MP ANESE TOY SHOP 128 vy Capital, Surpl _ ! e v . | " Tapan noits po \ i E— | Alaska Empire N the woele U S | the cxtent o which leveloned i ALONG LIFES || EDITOR AND MANAGER : s | DETOUR i ( I » tywi i By SAM HILL i P en . lay luced ! | [— -— | t [ exper . S Saae Enterol ] { " : quantitic £t foc i Cbse of 0 o nd 1 terial suppl ! Mothor was car o wear SUBSCRIPTION RATE | | it Japan 1 bidlt in ithe ‘wair cloth that made | conspie Delivercd t i D 4 r i export « products f ) nd now daug n'e owe B . v’ BRE o mile in - ol Walie ! o mak look that One: n nternational field 1 vay i 4 fy | m on etitive wage rat Aloy with the spread ndustrializ ‘ e Anghias Club it begun to ¢ 1 crowd of youn ! MEVBER OF ) ‘ n,t inte ' | | ot Bt The y 1 | Ve : s the 1 thei Gt ews BiTEELO Bloyiied SEEEBUNG iceussing poli n tion ren t 1 . nt toward highe jon WL ter t 1 be nite « by the of export ma Scaconahle Example i ! ket | then t eft 1 I 1 Cla ned ! b Tset nivimming and L Ch 1 d he 1 raw material tree, son,” replicd his da 3 THE PRESIDENT AND MILITARISM, i lent ( i L of n b I Nt cites of 1 1 ) . . R = : Wacted F | h ¥ e i ¢ A\ i 1 A Z¢ a ;A iy oo nd S @ - 1 f withou r tl i : every cffor Vinate forev \tinn e il Q i : BASIS OF JAPAN'S COMPETITIVE POWER. tivn in a SRR \ ke th The | it declares that he ( of its quate preparedness for National defensc it in Not So Much | REoe ¢ W e o A e a wonderful creatu ! & i ) i Gl iRE G g Hodld il lie Thoughttul Ong \ | i O 1 1 ) VRRTRIISYS s J c Start Teward a Library 1 1 I g ¥ e p el Times,) Rl : ! ' BOOK BOOK- Ratle J. Book t Vil Gov. Parks 1 nt 1es 0 1o 2 : } a laska Capitol. That i It than k most Al n [ Ouct i ! t i brin hiad migh I « quait 5 3 i \ ierno ia b Japanese nd the 1 : o 0y Ber Lushen ' th itlic 1 I th whic the hav had t 1 y ; 1 his wit 4 have heen a t t par:ibut qalhg e hityeonty Alio gped: SR e I L single thin 1 history of t I | ] 1s¢ t ( rent 345,000,000 000 Ik about halt 1 es are worl the land Not Hhat It Matters ; Fa e o “ i ; Big Project for Alaska. IeulaloNe o os Hiss el to util \ | hackl i e ; whole ¢ i Y . Their Aim in Life \ Wl b L 4 Ll puk e young folks act 5 : ] i n Alaska i utenm i My, Wil 1 tural i Hetoral | D i & \s il wore born foanre of y ile of timber it n r f Just et thrill development, hows d i i ! b SR ! b More. Liconspicucus, prode o i PR, S Bl ed ; Wiil Somebody Pleass Tell Us— bor Government in busine in Japan JUENIS Iy nuel POl b il meh women proved N e it s ienee. Ty dition of ea production capacity o 1 WO o i A Seny 1”!” ) further colonial development the government hundred” tons dafly the capital investment f " 4 women since the Ninete Bl alliseithon capitel it rallway i project will range between $8.000,000 and §10,600 heBt. WS Tatked onto il ,‘; In cont to the practice in Ame the 090 Coustitution? deposit funds of the postal saving tem Mugnmbac plering vis loreesioey ¥ are made available to industry by direct Federal authoritie It estimated at 5,000,00¢ Be Worth loans It amply sufficient to keep 1t $25 @ minute to talk over e Rt wild . R e mills supplied, even at a daily capacity of (pe phone to a person in Burope portant n b aniie sty Sy for fift eur the torm o w 1 oce remarked OCRSET : R R e pancy of the land will be permitted to moke use of “I'd pay double that the privilegs i f A ford the clearest example t hased timber of talking to Henriette for a W EEa A Y6 df comthel. On According o Federal caleulat 1 tern ' mi 1 telling her 1 think t 0 5 GEHe firmers ol A t and water power resonrces to assure of " lie ocean bhetween uas,' kT, g Cabtat i d n Gf L600,000 tons of paper anunually, and ohserved wy Peck ihla o Cntinina: rmisdisbaly. takes by n to renewal method e forestry wealth i part organization and direction: and 1 inexhanstible Anothan Nut i . T iRl i S ‘ u‘lr-‘] mmu‘m- is Lo sell tn 1 ut not o You have had that rubber pla i n : siadimiL ob makile rRatibe land, merely allowing its tenan for two years now and it 1 i LT e T it dlizibla Sarm ing I ma (THEH, itie o much as a pair of galo ; (o 1 Nl in the past capital b itested uctan t 1 hier husband Gt e ; Xteliga: to thie puralia undertaking development of resonr in forest 1 i SRR i . of (o liibs rves in Alaska because of insecurity in coun More or 5 i ¥ Gnirevel e with ( ment policies, which were subject 1o 11 Fliere may b 18 as inno ing method quent change Under the plan adopted (o promote cent pastimes, bat the rising gener ( I fnditsitil s paper-making | cts, investments appear certuin ation os it never will find our f stable conditions what they are s ke Fad A dumb Dova may sport a bean iy ; ; S e ful diamond ring on the third fingcr gy o Hbclosaedon Indeterminate Sentence. of her deft hand, b if you'd ask ik i TR s el S : ) lier what helpmeet meant she'd tell ! San Francisco Bulletin. you it was canned sinff to use fo DRI California has tried the indeterminate sentence sandwiches It pan 1 wit t [ - State 1 # : . Tty A A sl Iplan and found it a failure, _Some wives give us ihe i ) ORGP bla b FUhanE i It i s unsuatisfactory in practice as it is fallacious they would be so unhappy d R Y PN n theory Jsurcly sue for divoree it their hns e e y Homan i 5 The theory is that the conduct of a prisoner while|bands were so perfect they couldn't ponen i manufacture Japan e % A sres ¢ find any fault with them i rated its f ries with a labor complement R aan "“””“ be. @ factor detenmining tiic leng i, is nothing stranger in lif : of 4.8 anilifon workers: dn. 1 Of thbse [of his sentence, but it.is a well-known fact thabiy, . Soc o G R H quarter of a million were girls under asoned Jailbirds generally behave better during con- Goc o ixteen o od nother THO000 were finement than those not acenstomed to it | The only thing these days tha ( en A4 principally in the textilc | i indeterminate sentence means trying a crim-! Hitialast a_flapper’s brain i mill Aside from t pyards, the total lin n his behavior in prison and not on the!, man's imagination: employment in 1 1 working plants of loffense for which he was sent there We God imany girls on the } was 180 The chief manu [ The punishment fitting to the crime should be' gireet that SEvoull be wiling | ' ! [ than textiles are imposed in open court by the judge that has tried (o take a ride like the one taken hy | 4 ich l elain and earth !the case. Tt is not much of a deterrent to crime Lady Godiva without stipulating § iware, mat quered ware and [to tell the world that a partienlar eriminal has been | here shonld o peeking 8 matehe given an indeterminate sentence. Nobody knows just! The reazon Ran Olinks - miatlis: i in ulture \ the accomplish- what this is going to mean when the term is fixed. | has a lot of nerve to complaft about H t has been re- The proper time is to proclaim the full punishment| hav th 20 40 muph. Hotsewonk is [ r productive when the case is fresh in mind because he helped her with the dishe i we decidedly The indeterminate sentence is protection for thelone night last month i oeoons. But criminal against society, whereas what is needed is that's about as rarc vatively sim Iprotection of society nst the criminal as in June is a wife who tehing of the Assemblyman A. F. Jewett, Jr., of Hanford has|thinks her hushand could brecae ey by r m in cowl places, there |introduced a bill to repeal the indeterminate sentence through an intelligent test success- is now a s acoon crop in autumn [Taw on the ground that it allows too much leniency | fully almost ire that of the spi months for lawbreakers While friend hub is pitying (h and - there e n in It should be repealed men who were not lucky enou & the smallc Sow that this 1 ¢ 2 - to get him, friend wife is envying 7 extension ¢ 1 tly has | Nothing illustrates man's obstinacy more than the' - i been fully i N may circumstance that but for the fact moonshine licker ¥ . i well have directions for is aaginst the law he wouldn't be able to drink Ium-.m Public lerarv l\nl‘:‘;“y. (I \‘;j 1 b Sap0 ,l.b_::. e it at all. CI}A)II on !.,.q D jm“h'l . -lllll l ree R(‘ddll‘lg Room 1914 testifies to & rapid expansion of Jupan's Perhaps, after all, Tacna-Ar is the flea that! City Hall, Second Floor f industries in their Wh pro- | keeps Chili and Peru in a healthy state of activity Main Street at 4th ; 8gress was noticeable in cotton 2 (Detroit Free Press.) Reading Room Open Fror & weaving, the manufacture of porcelain — — $ a. m to 10 p. m. eathenware, matting and « r small manu- | There is one thing, at letst, to be said for the Circulation Room Open From factures. Moreover, the method of approach peison liquor: it does its own enforcing (Colunibu 1to 5:30 p. m—T7:00 p. m. ¢ to the fuel problemi was to be seen clearly Dispatch.) to 8:30 p. .a. in the rapid flow of capital into electrical AL A oL s O, L Current Magazines, Newspapers, vuu:lflprml-s ; o : lt'j absurd to lnw |1:'«'sr[eul N'n.nf_l W .{: not Reference Books, Etc. he happenings o he few years give the farmers any relief n time it will adjourn. ' b stress the progress made along ulmost the — (Louigville Courier-Journal.) [ ' A FR_I‘EJ_TO ALL L Re~ouu»cs at the z‘lose of bu ness, H. B. 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