The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1927, Page 4

= 3 THE DAILY ALASKA LMPIRE, TUESDAY, FEB. 22, 1927. e — T U T~ S, b S ————— - N .- i ' f EEERE R )« those 1 ]g = S it — zln E] — —— =8 - » v i) il Gshl i"'3.'.“ ire i o ALONG LIFE I i | } | itrunmé}\nm. ties | I « 1 1 ’ i ————— P i ETUT0R MANAGER { ) i Wyatt ever, it is only | : Sl Soai L ———a | Gastinecu Channel _— t I ihat e be a mean people indeed By SAM HILL il th | ] 2 S - : 4 L d e n uch ge and | | Drs. Kaser & Freeburger B. P. 0. ELX3 . \ter | it. Wy e e 0 : ) ' I 5 i ASHE | Drat the ; A | DENTISTS M W Snte i O & § 1 1 1 1. | N et \ e Entered | t ) oW \ : 1 a clew 1 wh 1ot | 1 and 3 Goldstein Bidg. w’! Y eviniy W draloak wmatier ! A 2 Ll M {(Q D, ; : 2 i ‘ y that fot ot i cen 1 ('l PHONE 56 | oLz ¥ v i can’ I ne ¥ L full Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. | & s i Delivered by corrier in Jur ! i eside Coolidge N ¢ $100.000 Raal e lals th | ir | =— : S i P § Ot e, el R L N P i It fnelud ! When f wife war ! || R R ECR A SN I e oty " ‘ " : " et IARabItant dox 1 rieht do | — — e £ £8 s a Qe i AN Ml R RR D Sl i G o o Ao o 1 Dr. Charles P, Jenne {6 Boties of thelr 116 J 2 > bith v wings al : DENTIS of Freemason ry Telephon: i 1 et 3 % , I | Scottish Rite S e ; fivst ) din | Modarbist i o : Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Bldg.|| Scottist MEMBLA OF £ ED f e e siiathy i ool i Why are yoir €0 o Ao ¢ Telephone 1 The A sk 1 4 4 4 o ) | i o republic Il rer 8 v 1 hov fath il i « publilicd he : g . o married and o 180 af « 1 1 vhen - a ALASKA t A ED TO oy > ) ; ; quos e nd alw have 1 m, on : . i ) 1 I)l" A. W. Stewart | THA [ ¢ 4 : P fi 1 of th ! A NTIST | 1 wal « 1 litication 1 nce Sermon | H 9 n } | ) nd the Volstzad Act, Th e AROI i the one who | | _,qumfi | i ushand and - « A ¢ : i News of the Names Club ! On To Shanghai. ith such an el e s ' Ot e { i Pioe MOUNT TUNEAU LODGE u. 147 Great Britain will hold Shangha The Bri Hugh' | AN 3 | F. & A M Government 1 of it ronud It does not mix \ carcful methor & ond tourth » Mruism Lusin but it does take all practical This Mrs, ATh Office—Second and Main hmonth i 0O s ccautions that give promise to s Wio m lier d [ I Telephone 13 i ! wity ot lif nd of property interests of British Howie in time 1 sreakict ot r nat 1 the United Stat i ' Pa Kn (e : s B nassod ©othis great seaport of Central {mects in v session at § o'clock D, 1 Ching, where now are gathered thowsands of white 1 d Clarence, “what s a Y SRRy ISR AU I otaannt 2 i L 4 I h [l different vernment The 1 . et ¢ ¥ : heen 1 et en of security f Times Change iy |4 the m ' ol i i ! foreigners have bullt a lute e ; 2 i | on 0P RA ) \v_vy,'yl]B‘H, 17 %::'QZ of Independs no doubt, to this jan n them by the Chin | m of et i i ( : e CHl A SR 1 . :;!} reviva | « v S date in pent i epim ¢ : i b ¢ i s 1t i ” e Bt re Run tu commodion tahle. “ ] e ——— e ; 1 ) T A ,‘., when el nman with in religious and M | I " trong passions an did wit Fhe gontrol of Shongh e ¢ ) \AV\’TIIIN(,A : 5 control, e ) try to con- BEnglish G i G ok Il Haatlh THATS WORTH trol wted a controv not ended, This Crowded W, witlt Deg) HREhIBE £ ! L byl b8 BotNan U HAVING 1S 1o 3 Rl g A Waionts 164 (enthn n o vario f China i h | Diiks, Levident WORTH AN ) Ei¢ fo i : ; Iy, | DOSE o her control the city thn = ] EFFORT le v ! v o : : ¢ : 5 the empl nt force may he nece v at It e 747' ! S o'elick pom. Cards Hughes and Mr. W 1 L 1l The Government is paying no attention for the tnd hesan (h \ AL vefreshiment At Moosi. Hall man ther i ! ! t d. The cither the Peking or the Cantonese min- | Sl e cl sideat, books were preceded by the publication in f larze wre protesting British militant action AL deast the destris In the Wi 4 4 jecretary. i fr 1 troops threaten the city The Chine h I wined dey owlod i 3 — i Au \merican n ge of it. Should this he done, th i h AN : CITY TRANSFER | 1 . ; a diff t position This is wh Wis NTwben Phy ' s i e # - K : . th pan : ; by : o ‘ COAL. WO0D, BAGGAGE : \ all whing her naval unit troops 1o The man who poges as o hizhbroy ¢ AND KINDLING ) | I. H. Pen | ene of trouhle There scarcely be any geual has an imagination that tein Bu . ? ! i Ho ¥ Wil Stanid at ( g ) v it ,‘ Bt olensive action by the Power t ithis time: fiiiine on L T R Res., Knudsen e, Wil P It T may come later LW @ ; oughby Ave.. Phone 4742 l ki m | a3 Ay The present fore now i Chinese v i o ! @ -, - e " & : il thought to be suficient for protection of the fo Locney Stuff | = P Wilo* dver i g i crs in the city, though there danger to be aj There's naty & e p SRED prehsnded from mob violence Hadr on its dom ! I ELIABLE TRANSFER The United States owns no concessions in g Titan iy Sak | “ : h Lut A : tional 1\‘ done mich to make ‘,4,‘“\;‘\ oy comb? delivery make 1 | Phone 14¢ Res. 148 tons: and codificatios i, but A e gl : e SY and COOD SERVICE i il I gityo whnt 1 oday le Government will WCADE CAFE Our Motto t - St F re full protection to these citizens I has no wimg SANITARS GROCERY | ARC Ja L et il i ki The revolutionists, largely under the influence of Now that is truo, N 1L Y MARY YOUNG, Prop. & Y] o oyt il oviet Ruisia, demand the right to caneel 1 And yet they say Tie Store |";n llh».';:nm S g e ix i ranted to foreigners l ago. This rvight promptly The chimney fluc PHONE 83 and 85 }"‘—“ gy ¥ U 1 1 by i g f ¢ it pi v e 3 - 3 e aiilian ka8 149 ;,HIH challenged n], ,m.u]n ) ; |:7 : b . r I ¢ PLUMBING ] Modern izhai has vealy been a great hoon Explaine | —— — e e s el o i e St pnaliilinl R e I moderate thouzht in the countr 1in S L T TR e Heating, and General Re : terest in, a | 11 or e t . All work guaranteed for i nis o ity f ession ler may be re- deal, 1 notice g 1Ay ¥/ T e stary, o Maney, mill con-tgeq Until then, England will boss the eity Jinks: they never AI{I«J ‘ )ljf‘ E y ’Fll y 1 QTFJ'E 2.[‘1::1 WORTH | truct \ chitc ¢ ntific T f6.7 / Cal V | it CRERL RS dines i) China and Ourselves. " V q 1 E¢'I¢"l‘}' 4 I sort of improved methods in all sorts of activities s R il / Vi [ RS o [ 9 s T BE dn biacday. Notwfhatandiy (Chiriatinn Het This Actually Happened - S~ that he had never had the advantage of | foreig It is evident that among the many corre din) GOSIE AREES Tk """';[f‘l"""""f I ! travel he kept t Buorpean thought who are now giving their views of the cau that © P "h:_l“\w‘\' ;,H.hx“";‘v.x.“|::.:|Im :,; 3 Arc valuables protected apalx lT" attacks | RADIO iea v fro i fow producing the present acute situation S " e widow next door of burglars o1 the sudden outbreak of firt? Do not | ATWATER-KENT SETS | over quit a visit at Mouni Vernon in doubt re are some who ave falli back upon the string % S with doubtful protection, but secure the | AND SPEAXERS | e g \ ton usion that America and primarily the America @ s he satisi 1 doubtful p : i ar ! , SPEA¥ 3 q that % ; Buelm must be held vesponsible. As the ten-| Whiohi /Ang '”‘“‘1 most positive kind cf safety, by depositing youx || Tedio Supplies of Al} Kinds { it Washi \ i . 1o masculinizition of the wom n > g s ARTIT ‘NC well the te nspection. The cf n apes, whey hatticulanles SUekS MR TGl E e D LR St ke valuables in the Suafe Deposit Vaults of MARTIN LYNCH " ! expressin I oin discussions s a ! have 1 that h uloa ; L b Cnteroatifiias on | Lamre a0t prefer good eats, and el S s l - ! p nal \ . il 1l versit Sl : e e it plenty of them, on the table to fine T el o { R vies have undermined and upset Chine traditions, | 1) £ THE that y Y DURLAS carear i » WS Lnd stivred up the desire for national independence, THE I]\ q 71{ lN vE greaty ratlie than detract from it ). ¥ ) {thus Dbringing on the recent outbreaks. One Pav 7 o 1 I) !, Y A Vs T e e yoaN g | permitting the Y. M. C. A. to work in Indo-China,| ! lie1 iing. 2 womal g Allen Shattuck, Tne. LIEUT. WYATT WRITES OF AIRMAPPING it el to n damang thuitiesy | cangiEet worangUida Y Ny il OF JUNEAU % '\ \' \\‘l\ \ bhecause it might leac o a demand or iimn . lstie “las forgiven hep Mushand o IIRL‘ ¢ BN [ Al sueh charges are obviously cireulated to shift £ (A EREKIL o = Property Loss lthe responsibi from those ni st hie = X | e = The cvrrent World's Work contains an excellent [ ! L L '|'1“ ”n '\‘ b ‘” "\‘:':: x‘:.‘ ‘]‘I‘:",)'I ‘: The honeymoon also checks out | Busmes{; lonlenuphon ; : y really helongs 1oy have mot even the slendere N 3 y ted ( e g Use and Occupancy irticle on - the work the Aalskan Aerial Survey SE P e when s love ccases to affect his | < s 3 O Uil o frone tlie van: 4t Taeit man “- | basis of V.\‘H h The l,'}'”.“{ States 1I;vlv|~ no ...ynn 3 ““Illu'ih 1 ‘gigf &J MARINE W o e e e LU S L L H; it Telinions| Something clse hesides the chape- | Cargo e 1 oo b {have kept in the proper track of thelr religlous| oSy orinve v ol to g fo o dance Hulls : e S s Gl R e e aation can dave entusls s o o tremendous | iy qaughter that doesn't any more Registered Mail cornt Tk and tinates with a fine tribute [value which China never can forget. They .un.!:-l:l-. R e AUTOMOBILE g e of Al [caring how [rom: opRosiSian MG s aato IR SR RGN SRR | Fire and Transportation Lient, Wyatt deseribes the undertaking a the lother interests ) decide when the bogs comes down in ! | Collision i oas s known, ever heen! As for l!n: charge, \\.MIM} «1|\\1!:AIM|» iy, thaivant=|afenta iiser SN A ea tixod | [ Property Damage f of any nation —to suryey |respondents, that Uncle Sam and his policic S0 him an unusually good hreakfast o | Liability t frontier, and hitherto|vesponsible, it iz effectively met by Secret | whether he away before she | ! CASUALTY i u sible islands and por-| 1088 of the Department of M‘.|l\‘. in a clear | woke up. i i Compensation o i« wtlianatain «Algaia ;m'“" Heidactores ”'I“' ”“'] '-"”]”l Bt i WY The moder apartment houses have | Public Liability After” outlining the work and the practical re-|4¢57ed the unity, the independence. and the ros-|yuge (he oldisshioned attie that | Accident and Heatth it R ot {perity of the Chinese nation. 1t has desived that|eolected cversihimg hut the cow amd | i LIFE ! o R S ‘w vt control and extraterritoriality provided by OUTf call @ thing of the past. The only | | ‘All Forms There was fishing and hunting trips. The |treaties with China should as early ns possible hefpitios now that collecte§lifksare those | ! —_— e N eias abaund 5 5 i |releasced.” To this he adds: “The United States 18| undor the hats of the wise guys, i | b e Ak ite 5 Fhunthe : “... i lm.\\ and Il\:.luu»n ever since the negotiations of the The old sk expression “out | i ALLEN QH/\TTUCK,IHC- A # 2 ’\\ ashington Treaty, prepared to ented into negotia-' givhi™ still may ho used .to. describe | | B thar e Bpid Ao tions with auy Goverment of China, or delegates whol some thing espicially. nice. bat net ! Insurance — Real Estate fosn enganil i, Berlh [Fepresent China, not only for the putiing into force iy & i o "“‘I‘ R LS S sasant thotgnt iy lof the surtaxes of the Washington Treaty, but en- = —t: | * e CEE R e g e i“;""“““ | tively ralensing, tart control,and restoring completal ] ’; 3 . | B ——n 1 wenry ol 1O Wi ifter uving . ™mi . g tarift autonomy to China, The United States would S s C > l G RRRIa L fodang v siolor falliirg on. [expect. however, that it be gramted ‘most-favored-| | Trunk $12.50 | (llz”lgb ommercua JAPANESE TOY SHOP Hase-alad B B s el g nation’ treatment, and that there should be no dis-| [ guit Case 3.00! | = - H. B. MAKINO Jerimination against the United States and its citizens)| Many a story was told us by the natives [in customs duties or taxes * * * that the ‘open door'| | Writing Desk ore: 1500' Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits ... § 202,417.91 Front Street abcut their experiences while exploving the may be maintained, and that China should afford | ; H Resources at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1926 .$2,367,937. 43 P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders 3 e 1 Rud Mduntain [every profection to American citizens and to their| | SEWing Machine - 12.50) | S T - Conelud Lis articie, Livut. Wyatt pays this|yroperty rights ‘ Child’s Crib We solicit your account whether i el tribute to the neople or A7 ska During many years the relations between China; [4 | large or small. Our consistent growth is an indication of the helpful service we are able to render our customers. Of course, all of us were looking for and ourselves h J | | heen harmonious. In the prese ”’J Snow Shovels boipeeee BB gold! And we found it. Some of us found trouble in the East, beyond the care and protection ' | it in the Lills, ot 8 atung the banks of f our cit ve no responsible share what-| the rivers, but all of us found gold in th vever We (e these facts to prove how shallow | k. 3 hearts of the people of Aliska. The people ind unfounded are the views of some of the corres-| ’I A R R I S | e of Alaska are of the pioneer blood of Am- |pondents in Europe, who seem to be carried away hy| erica; they are actuated by the same mo the desire to stir up strife by misrepr Hardware Company ‘ tives as those which made our forefathers SIS i cross the Atlantic snd later fight their way Wiiethat Oludstons, £raal Brime Ministsr ar Eng-| STCVES OUR SPECIALTY | The B. M. Behrends Bank OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA entation K across the prairies and mountains, and [tand, had love affairs or not would seem less im-| i . around the Horn. I, us well the men portant than his serv’ces to his country.— (Boston! | OPen Evenings Phone 215 Qo 08 under my command, decin ourselves honored Globe.) [P @ U I'HE CLUB LUNCH ROOM Opea 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily TONY LAURIDSEN, Proprietor THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND {BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING |l'LAN'l‘ IN ALASKA.