The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 26, 1927, Page 4

l’) l jI [ I‘ " f luxi \] 15 may be found in Park Av :3 e irl tries to .cxplain v,\);.‘ pleasure | (& =y — ,.‘g 8 5 _— 4 o 7 o inue or Riverside Drive e Dl out of making thomselves | f | s R } il ) Aldsaa 1’”1)”‘ I Gov. Smith's plan to rebuild about twenty | | LONG LIFE'S J‘rl:uxuu ‘ | PROTFESSION AL ! Fraternal Societies o blocks cach year until there will not be a New York ' | DETOUR i Thars S i betwen 1 l I ————— OF —~ OHN Ww. ‘I‘LJY EDITOR AND MANAGER : 1wt will n ', livin \‘ well v ntilated, Tt NG ottt il oL rioey ot e 3 = 1 Castineau Channel | S R - — — tary and comfortable apartment house and until LI 5 2 R : ; ; By 8AM IlILL | backseat drivers love their husha P 2 Publish : ]\ ' ere will not be child in the City that might not | fash i t B a FRINTINC ANY i " ¥ I roa ishion, a 1 wve opportunity for play and air without going into|e o o SRS i r " " | Spp < e . Vie sbiects Hh wilivs : s don't heliove one rolling pir | Drs. Kaser & Freeburger B. P. 0. ELK3 Entered 1 " in Ju | 1 | No Joke, This l is ey used by a wi DENTISTS matter et T At many things doubt puni husband. cartoon 1 and 3 Goldstein Bidg. i 4 y g The ladies of i mused | ¢ notwithstanding, | | PHONE 56 | Q bt el ang 1t Camada may become one of the greatest gold pu fiving with AT e B O L 11 il SPERLING, Belivered by carrier in Trea i o oy g i:L Exalted Ecarep N ,‘ ducing countries of the world. Gold ha 81l + Mble \not Lo, make feel abused. thing ele citl wa 2 & N By mail, | paid, at n covered in Canada here and there from Yukon | When a wif o8 she had g | = 2 g Seciatar ...‘.’"'m.‘.;m sy gy Territory on the W to Labrador on the East Observations of Oldest Inhabitant in for a caveer instead of marriag., | n IS il o 8 s W { f — LA I kin remember wh f a girl had yon bet yvour bottom dollar she . 8 > | = o 7 iy of Lhels 5 = In many instances nations and individuals are on a couple of garmen s it meant she dog wish it half as much as her | Dr. (.II.ILI<::YJ . Jenne \ Bodida i Teleph » ' il alike. Nations develop military establishments for just had started, not finibhed, diess HIII\HM | DENTIST || : ‘l“;my ¢ 7 ¢ 5 N o i of erday had the q cottish Rite MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. sclf-defense, and most of the champions of the ng \”m" 0 " ‘.ml..‘ “! |Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Bidg.| | [ The Asmox | quared circle in the beginning looked upon boxing : e A : | Telephone 176 | Hoguleh - hiocUisCi] republicatic | as the art of self-defense. The Ananias € L FHEY et e T e | Bo m)-rr\\n«& or it “What we need in t tid an eyoral of | - il publiehied e = T e ey s and! An ol Tl eynic vio | EISEL, Scereta = Great Britain is sending a warship to the Nj. (NC Pastor i€ m S e sl e R ST caraguan coast. That will make it eevn all rdung, WO WOk e et e . Dr. A. W. Stewart LOYAL ORDER OF Y06l the United. States. and ‘Great Bidtain: ate S il DENTIST A)IVIO\’J“E“ ue trying to preserve life and property in China i always boaste go clear No wife can respect a husl wid | | Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Juneau Ledge No. 702 i = - lto! (e Lopi who'll love ler when he know . EV"RD BUILDING Meets every Monday A Fish Boat. “Well, he veached the deesnt dre 1 well s the | | office Phone a9 Fes. Phone 276 night, 8 o'cloct, Moose vidiculous, anyway omin e | Davis, Di R. 1 (San Francisco Bulletin.) Lite f projositi | ven Secretary. On th v that fishes propel themselves not Passing Cbscrvation lof the nubapp n by pro T only by thei 15 and tails but by the water which. you never vealize how timid wom- ple pretiy I off envying people | Y L e Gfayianiliow WhrouEn their meonths doi expel through ' ¢y used to be until you remember wWho really ) off than they | Dr. ‘\v'..'!' | (R MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE 147 their =ills, a Dresden engineer is building a fish boat!hat 1he thor of the girl who hits e PHYSICIAN # X F. ,& A. "‘\‘4 ¢ [that will take in water at the front and expel it by sixty in her sport sed to think| Probably the n t thing to zere o ardMatn L anh 1 oaa turbines on the :ide he was brave p wound the i conitoit yand Telaphone 18 It sounds fishy. The whale is some swimmer and couniry on a TRICYCLE!!! his W ! 1 tore | ¥ 381 he doesn't get along that way. His exhaust is morc -- her surpl t like that from the condenser of a ship Deserved His "‘- h him » 2 s i s - — e e » A fish take n and lets out plenty of water when We're gonna was no tea | | Vanee | Order of 0} I GEN DS e L 3 ” | Oste oldstein Bldg EASTERN STAR IHEEM B A REHAUGEIN 2V B( Not only that, but the idea was tried out and Who looked for trouble, and " Another way 10 1 bad end | g 1 B etienit GoblidEa's veto o the MeNury-Hnlzen: pioved & Millure 30 yenys dgo. Mhe expenimenter Had none in finding it Pis o follow your own inclinatic 5 e : did not use turbines, but he was working on — l——————— - P W 1 ! "l" : e e hay the same theory by taking in water at the front The Exception = Gastinean ‘ :.’.“”'.;' i e (e dig @nd pumping it out the stern. A propeller or paddics She A woman likes to have thin Rariie s =l ek g using the same power gave him more than four times match THATS worTH | = | = he was virtually pledged to cigr However; e 80 o) He— Yes, but she never likes h HAVI NG e = B o 1 KNIGATS OF on ma g IS QdRRNERITALY A Dboat is no wmore a fish than an airplane s a husband to have o temper tha WORTH AN ) I Dr. Geo. L. Barton ‘1 ~ COLUMBUS be opposed to the principl v owhich the measure pipq The propeller is better than either wings, fins vatchos hov EFFOR] | CHIROPRACTOR Mellenthal Bldg. ' o Gotie was based. Who vetoud the bill, therefore, he gp wils. | | | Otfiee 1 : 1ol S stood by ns that h beon Jong commanded” by e, " Times Have Changed 4 | cHIROP MR G et ol Wolves and Coyotes Kill Mountain Sheep. ; "‘ ol }“, S e '\\/ | 1 B I | S I Al BN R ITARS ( 1 ath in [ till intere o beah opposed to the MceNary-Hauge fixing bil (McCarthy Weekly News.) Id bt nsll i ! h £ 3 y 4 a1 o B .4 NEER ¥ from the beginn W mueh prais According to aavilable information obtained, on 4 M '~"I S e 1 ” : | AL[JE/{Q}EK lP‘IIOJEIEA? 0% for ihe courng ind judgment the DPresident sheep alone. this son by an interested group of “““ ; A "[“l S N 1 ! ! I.. Alhreeht | , Igleo Ho. 6 throughout 1 anti the oth hand there hunters, about 97 per cent. lambed and only 28 per PO i i R fl;, ‘,.,:’"»‘“ P THE PIST | Mesoting every second Fridey o will be criticism and lot it from those tion: cent. could he checked in the late fall '_ L l’“‘ l_:“ ¥ ligi PN gl | | 1 a | snchanontl &t 8 oalook B 0 LAl of the counity where wheat and corn farming is tha Until the last few years coyot nd wolves were MOUHErs KNees. ! W are mak ng o consistant g taia land refreshments. At Moosc Hall basis of activity, and, perhaps fo a less extent, in rather scarce in the Copper River and White Pa o ‘ and suceesful effort to se 8 ae O lass (28 {Mrs. Bana Radonich, J'resident; 0 Boiton Frowing St Valleys. Through the small bounty and insufficicnt o o e R ] s e limaL anal rrashiontiS 5 Wi 8s Mnat Tiielhy Sdorstary The Bill. if it had not been for funds, they have increased to an alarming numb 5 5 € S demanded by a high class pat SNt A SRR = o : Lt S S B It is time for drastic action to be taken, or in a L e R el o Substitution finds 1o ~l G lepartite froim® conservative LoW vears Alaskd will ho tacedswidl eho-EravAInTOBIEM vl b il coeta ot [0 e e SR e [on ?NW\ PR SLEY CITY TRANSFER ‘ ! g S ob g ERn S extravazanl wivs are hoend.i| things. Our get-the-arder-there s : . RS B & WOWE Bave 0 inevitively do fuvibor With lack of transportation which s Alaska's DUt her extravagant e ) en-time delivery makes a tr | ofric and 4 1- COAL, WOOD, BAGGAGE | RS by tie Government. ‘There are as many p..gicap, ‘game is an absolute necessity to the pros- o ™ WA LSt EOOLRlIES winning appeal stein Buiding, Phone 582 . AND KINDLING e reasons why the Government should fix the price of |ooioy 3 S URRblened Miatenyl Res., Knudeen ouse, Wil- | | Stand at Hly‘ a Day or | catile, dalry products, 1 potators poultry and © Nuture has provided this Terrvitory with an abund- A'_“?;:"H'B':t e et ol Al SANITART CROCHRY oughby Ave., Phone 4742, i Pione / other produet for doing it for hogs, ance of game and it is the duty of every citizen' .. 0 el s e T e g Tie Store That P'leases ul ¥ 2 SR N Sl wheat |” ton, vice el tobi ‘- l‘r v.uumlh to mrl that it Is protected from preying predatory | Cle o S only had (honght PHONE 83 and 85 S & : - eLRE nugedent Jfor the, capper and pther producers, animals to cover myscll with axle gre i O1d papers for eale at The Kupp to rush to the Government for aid whenever: they Alaska is becoming known the world over as g | ) By, RELIABLE TRANSFER encountered unfavorable condition It was a vicious hunter's paradise and every year sees an increasing Useless Information | e i | men number of sportsmen from the States, but unless some o jony much need of stuffing oy g . A > I '0?;;':7"114?\1111 GOODRCSSEIII\?KIBCE One could wish that the President would apply brotection is afforded game, the sportsmen will cease' (30 Fi B0 Prie Cias W, Canrer Merruam | (OURCEEY cd 904 the same reasoning that he has applied to the ques- o come. | | S ; . thaitalt | 1 “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute tion of farm re the protective tariff. The | And That Spoils Them IOl g " - strongest that was used for the MeNary Prince l(llp(‘l"l as Grain Port. I Th I:]rruhh‘ with lt;-» ”;l”; he Corner 4th and Pranklin St Phone 136 I v N “ o = Haugen I3 used time after time by both - {made in heaven is at they all have Ji¥ = o= Republican Demorats, was that the country (Prince George Citizen.) | £07ERtEdayILA daRiLiy | — = ‘ ‘ : PLL MBING oy has @ high tariff for the benefit of manufacturer Prince Rupert will hang up a record as a wheat = e = | | Heating, and General Repairing. which s hurtiul vather (han helpful to the farmers Shipping port which will exceed that of Vancouven PR L | = > i/ Q i All work guaranteed for | Bt et o, o, UL o vk i Al wemtiEne N (nE YOUR VALUABLES || U CaSmen Gt the Government [way of the Pacific Coast. While the Rupert eleva SORLUNIOR il ‘ 4 '- i { | Call STEVE STANWORTH | While it is o suon {o predict with anything 107 is @ small one, the rail facilities of the Canadian e L | 7 SA lq‘lq'T}”) | midielh % approaching proei as to the political effect of - “_'""‘] “”"‘ {“_”'”_"l',' Uity then '\; A "',""I"\' 4h e : 1 = ¥ 1 2 ——— the President's veto, many observers at Washington !KeCPINg the elevator filled. Up to Monday 3,400 cars Add Definitions | 1 i e had concinded that it he signed the bill it would be Of Wheat had passed through Prince George on thelr| , vy ioN “plgCES—What an| he attacl ‘ i ideiy s o » " 5 2 5 f e coas i H Cars are s g 1] 5 ey & 7y A s vour valuak T cted agai ¢ attacks { tantamount to a decla 1" o 8 canditaey. for G o) ao st At IQRURIL dapy eI tric light bulb becomes when you Ate your valuables protected against th | RADIO i . P sl 3 '* the line all the way from Rupert to the Alberta lit s | £ burelars or the sudden outbreak of fire? Do not | Presiden in 19 The same 0bSeIVers yjope than four million bushels have alveady passed "™V ! | % : 40 are the | AT AT RN ETE ueiiGted Sthat df “he vetoed (he billl 4t avould boom!Prince (George this season; and: bhe movement will i oL i | be satisfied with doubtful protection, but re the | _ AND SPEAKERS B ennu oy Kaule OATEWon il Wice- | aontinus thioughout Die winter oo SHiatRaIES et Ses e ‘:f’"‘:”‘ Iucmlr most positive kind of safety, by ""posmn' your || Redio Supplies of AUY Kinds g ontDevos miligu-usnel mank et iy cyaneouver 1RSdls irouiiEe R et e Rt h el valuables in the Safe Deposit Vaults of MARTIN LYNCH wheat shipping year will be greatly exceeded by the ynf 08 B 0 EEEHIEETE D e i L 3 " ! Do & ; e L . |morthern port. In the wheat covered by the last B : L 3 — FORMER DEMOCRATS AS REPUBLICAN [icicase 10 the Rupert elevator there ars half a mil- | Hise ‘l'k'l"':”“ kol e EsAE — IREASURY SECRETARIES. {lion bushels yet to be moved, and as soon as this is| bl U S| THE 7 ] {taken care of other releases will follow. Friday wi | . INS[ R14 VCF e £ d v Q 1 N 1 d i ] - J 4 The recent death of Lyman J Secretary of jghe greatest day in the history of the Prince Rupert | H“{.!i:f ,'S"I"’ W,"f’"? gorAlt N(”l,()”fl! B(l"}l e Preasury in the Cabinet of President McKinley|pout. there being four vesels in the harbor, loading| —oF fAllland snow and lce Allen She k. Ine : g ; ARDOT: Bl 1 don't give a gosh ding! Allen Shattuck, Ine. and for a short time in the Cabinet of President or waiting for thelr chance to load. The announce-| 11 i he winten thon | OF JUNEAU 5 Roosevelt, is a reminder that Republican Presidents ment that fifteen million bushels would be handled BIRghA ity Sl aymnEl | FI%L v L seem to have a liking for old-line Democrats of the|out of Prince Rupert from the 1926 crop was laugh- i R catlisl | Lk lnot?rrnplmn Grover Clevelund school for the Treasury Portfol.o |ed to scorn when it made, but it would oc-| g A w | i Not only was Mr. Gage a Democrat until he left the|casion no surprise at shit it i ReRimat 150 e e fi? V %v 7 W $¥ & /\ 9) M&;fi‘é‘d Occupancy party after it fell under the leadership of William | reached before the last of the 1926 crop has been plaint g fld’"‘ ‘"‘ )’ { Py 16 d“ @' Ry P ”' 'W\ ;M FOVAROA ‘Cmgo J. Bryan, but Franklin MacVeagh, who was Taft's, Started on its way, And summer scorns it, too, Hulls Secretary of (he Treasury, and Andrew W. Mellon, S : | Say they, “We'll get together soon | Registered Mail appointed by sident Harding and still serving ;n‘ ";"';I ;'i‘”fll o ',i""'\“’:;‘”"'\‘""“‘ A WP | And make it hou for you | : AUTOMOBILE the head of the Treast | ere Demo-| BROPAON. 2o a0y 2 BiC Miss E. M. B ; 4 ‘__‘” '”‘li, ’I\‘”, Freasuty ‘Depsriment, wels Vetorigi: oty Kouli- the protetasist wiils Al 3 g“‘?, fi"‘: Transportation rats until 96 | . N % ollisio! land some others are on the job (Pittsburgh Gazette- President Cleveland asked Mr. Gage to become! pimes ) § | Wste ar Lok Teul ! Property Damage Secretary of the Treasury at ome fime, but he was| ] ey D B ‘1|:n|xm.u-,~§ .:;lxn’ « ghost of a show | Liability then up to his cars in hanking and liked it too well| Congress is conslderaing an appropriation of | put '.‘...f"i',:,';f.'.i.wl“‘, h":;‘i'"‘*" R "“("""’:5 | CASUALTY to enter polit He had recently hecome President |$185,000 for a new ventilating system in the Senate. | ahad of the hille Bapsty Compensation of the First National Bank of Chicago after a long | This will in no way effect the status of Mr. Smith| An old married woman may not be | Public Liability . carcer as bookkeeper and cilier for the Merchants'| who has already been given the air.— (Detroit News.) |able to explain sl sy mans of et Accident and Health Loan and Trust Company of that city and ecashier and oy g e JSix ke dh. flas e at i e ) LIFE T : vice-presidemt of the First Nationul Bank. Moscow manifestos aagin hington furnish|poen married, hut she knows it isn't All Forms In 1896 he was one of reanizers of ll:u|-‘I|'lkm;.; .-m;virln;mn_m n,l Sec i -l Kellogg's (n:un\.r- from eating the candy the Shouglitel Biw iy movement from the Democratic to the Republicay)tions that Bolshevism is at the bottom of Central|py) lusbands ‘Bilog Lome to o . Party, and help Mark Hanns sae o laree sum|American disturbances.—(Philadelphia Bulletin.) ! (hem £ ! ALLEN SHATTUCK Inc. of money for the McKinley campuign y T e 4 Science is stopped to nothing when { Insurance — Real Estate 4 ; : There isn't much change in the Democratic rewarded by appointment to the Treasury . 5 i S g *— — o BRSNS 11 B AAT0" ‘thiat ha bwes happy. ih fhe Me i political situation from what it was in 1924 except o s S5 M i igage Haly ¢ Melipat William J. Bryan has passed on. — (Toledo " ™ Kinley Cabinet but soon tired after Roosevelt suc-|piage L L l ceeded to the Presidency and resigned within a year LAY EO¥ .0 ALUMINUM WARE || Samngs ommerciua JAPANESE TOY SHOP He then became President of the United States Trust| here isn't a ‘1,,",,‘ that members of the United! —~ 3 Company of New York. He retired from active life|States Senate have anything invested in Mexico,— 15 Cents an article | By 8 NARIRD in 1906, and located at Point Loma, California (Toledo Blade.) | Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits ... - 202,417.91 Front Street T 3 | e Cups, Ladles, Cookie Cutters, Resources at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1926 .$2,367,937.43 > i e o e 1 " 2 . sk & P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders RE-HOUSING NEW YORK'S WORKING As soon as Gene Tunney had left Olympia, the Plates, Salt and P Shak- | g = ] PEOPLE. . Legislature defeated the boxing bill which he was h and Pepper We solicit your account whether =t — presumed to help. Is that nice?—(Seattle Times.) ers, Tea Balls, Funnels, large or small. Our consistent [ The first step in Gov. Al Smith’s program to re : AN A | growth is an indication of the THE CLUB LUNCH house New York's working men and women will be| It is reported that a Canadian barber drank| Scoups helpful service we are able to M taken this year when the old tenement houses on|86 cubs of coffee and a pint of beer. Isn't this| RN L ROO . twenty blocks will be razed and in their places wil|item jumbled a bit?>—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) H A R R l q Opea 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily be erected modern apartment houses at a cost of Ofins HEY Do the Aot R L v il L M B ’ B k TONYPLAImt'ms“ 5 R . ; A a may vi . y roprietor more than $25,000,000. The new houses will havel, . " C5 0 SR BN SV Witk oone Hardware Companv The B. = e "‘ends an roof-garden playgrounds for children and grown-ups.| _(ailwaukee Journal.) | swimming tanks, both shower and tub baths, hot and, o et S TCVES CUR SPECIALTY OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- cold running water in each apartment, elc. In fact, Charlie Chaplin's two wives have given him more E Phone 218 ¥SY, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND while they will not be so ornate, they will be just|trouble than Brigham Young's 40 gave their old man.| [ OPen Evenings ong g 3 SR {BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING as up-to-date In all necessities und comforts, and'—(Dallas News.) (S, w 3 u PLANT IN' ALASKA, many of the h ITHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, lfl—-— FEB. 26, 1927. i 4