The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 28, 1927, Page 4

FHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR I MONDAY, FEB. 28, 1927. i of pulp timber is allocated to h power |53 — w8 fore had time to put on b (& =5 R P iae i A D I ‘I il I,‘ RS > or group of sites, sufficient to main- | U hathrobe, i | ; il ') Alasha 4’"1)!'( tain in perpetuity a paper manufacturing | ALONG LIFE'S 1} About the only money PROFESSIONAL ! Fraternal Societics i plant of a capacity for which there is ade- [ DETOU R | is what we used to spend (o g0 W A S\ | P - OF &h % 7 quate power. This is a distinct advant 1 L } ldime museums to sce freal 1 bur 5 % ‘OHN “ TR ’\ i LML SR I“f_}'AULE tor the operator, as it entails no investm |l | Tlesques o see 1 hows e —a, | Gastineau Channel l } Ay EAITTIE other than for developmaent | By SAM HILL I Another arsument for bivth —_ — 2 J 8 U The engineering developments of the last Hi ‘L trol is that it is oo much ) =i = a AR ‘ two or three years have served to open the e ® on a modern child to keep tracl Kaser & Free l)ur< er| | B. P. 0. ELKS \ ST 3 1 eyes of the er manufacturers of the | Sad Thought all the men he has to learn to cal DENTISTS I United States as to the position Alaska will | I'm tived of winter papa hefore rows up enough to 1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg. | . ] 2 T f occupy with regards to the country’s future | 1 surely am, by | start g ivorecd hinelf PHONE 56 XD 1l i b R e Treadwell and newsprint - paper supply A great forest | But know that we Iy | vhe fr wife wouldn't «spend Hours 9 a. m. %0 9 p. 1. & 3o HARRY / 8PI B e e avea, thickly covered, if harvested carefully { AU least five tou fiom spring. |so much time on s e A Tor UM (el 50 B il AL will serve the publishing interests with fcol you are if woulld = | oy Seercian SRt [ mewsprint paper stock practically in per- Cbrervations of Oldest Inhabitant llitle more fclling bev Loy in —— ——a|_ g Prothers welconie % v i 1 My ) it nai s the ful she i { | t s W 4 petuity, it being possible to produce 4,000.- My Monday morning mail s ¥ : . { 3 o) Pt [ESEG X | i 3 i s i ( i 000 to 5,000,000 tons of ground wood stock | st of the week” aid the post- The reason the old-fashioned homes | Dr. Charles lv. Jenne | Co-Ordinate Bodies [EA ) Telephome | 3 ' annually without seriously fmpairing the | ‘hecause 5o many people who were 5o much re peaceful w DENTIST of Freemasonry rf (@ SR o now growth Histen to the sermon r the radio because they had no bathrooms to Rooms 8 and 0 ValentinekBidy Scottish Rite -.‘ | B WEIE R OE i Pk . : [ mail in their collection hang guest towels in Telephone 176 R T i e BROC & —_— une of Tiv | TR eation i RELIGIOU I )I»l‘ RANCE 1 EATTLE | NoErEEWesng Ubridegroom T AR s ‘ 4 e he “p Nlare vha are & v i 1 I 2‘7“.' s ; . The twenty-fifth anniversary of the pastorate of ! “;' agal what: ‘are I::‘f‘l‘ K : ; LU ALASKA o] ! AL = ’ e i DPOSpErous time | mistakes - Stewar e Lk Lok PUBLICATION D “8lark: A Mathisws of s Wiret Bresboterian HIIEIESERHIIE. oo en L n IR s e Dr. A. W. Stewart S (R Church of Seattle was celebrated recently at a monster| % (1€ O TR UCR Ll et gl il DENTIST 2008E meeting in the church Among the speakers on the overty does,” replied his dad I The old-fashioned bashful hoy wh | Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Juneau Lodge No. 700 occeasion were Bishop O'Dea of the Catholic Church didn't know what to do | SEWARD BU XI;JIJ(: Meets every Monday and Nathan Eckstein, one of the leading Jewish citi Wanna Sell Yours? hands when in the presc | ftice Phone 4t9 . Phone 27( n t, 8 o'clock, Moose lzens of Seattle Both of them spok: cloquently (Curlew item in_ Atchison (Kan. [givl, now has a sen who h “ X Davis, Dictator; R. 11 fand approvingly of the work in Seattle of the Pre Globe a time keeping his eyes on her dratae byterian divine 11 T. Keats' has bought Fred Dra-!face when he s sittieg” opposite ]T 4E < iy [ : = : e S b il AT e Dr. W. J. Pige MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE Ni., 147 ; The worst bets of all were those placed by the : | : h ; v, ¢ YSIC F. & A M. | fellows that thought President Coolidge would Ict Hymif’ iy Hate ‘lxh.” he I‘“ . i o 5 4 PHYSICIAN Il S oAt ar faun i Mo [the MeNavy-Waugen Bill hecame lose etiiouo pigi g l“‘l“ C il i IR REIRHON T TR Ou ‘ Ofrlce==Bacond ‘gnd: Main b snature. He did not dodge but, as usual, met the LGl 6 ! | Telephone 18 i toul 4 It ging —if its thut | Daily Sentence Sermon 2 | raLeu M ltuation fuce to fac Sounds too darn much like ja | A dotof people contribute o the feias i b chureh who don't wribute any- | ;e e — | Fly in the Lloyd George Ointment. i H[Tf'ryl \:"::.']e\“s|‘ S Ih,IL S e ) Dr. H, Vance E\"’(rh}:dlgl g’l‘l\‘l b NEW PULP AND PAPER JOURNAL | ~ e look— - said mother, who was telling | ‘ teopath 2 FEATURE SiAL | The settiement of the fund question anmd Arr. 2" B e I i A Jndtine FIOY0 Georse's inspiviting speech of a week ago e | 1 astinean 1otel 4 Miller Freeman [ itha: leadlinglamone Leaskn et anife: recovery of y RN Y ) —— A skl S 3 bl W b R Al sttt el U recovety of tome within "Ly woaring something ALL THE WORLD LOVES A s AR ra 1 i i the Liberal Party But only a self-deluding optimist LOVER IF HE'S SQUARE IF - e public 15 in ttle, San Frat o and New York, ooutd have imagined that thenceforward everything i AND A SSWEE | : — a KNIGHTS I o 5 S 0 is the publisher of the Pacif er I would go as sweetly as a marriage bell. Troubla ‘";“ “‘"‘"f Msosgun e (SHE'S FAIF | Dr. Geo Barton “ CULUM»US dustry, the fir of ebruaty has arisen of a kind which is much more provok:ng (Headline in s | (, ‘Iv " TH UG | |lcntlnl Bld number, has been My Freeman is publisher than formidable. Lord Grey and Mr. Vivian I'hi) FHIRD HUGG | | LHIROPRA TOR B of the Pacific Fisherima ¢ Pavific Motor Boat i- lipps, with whomsoever else has yet to be s ksl || nad by ; ‘/H B B f cultural and other periodical attle i have have constituted themselves a council of dissidents. | Sy Oh“'v’l"‘;“sl ("?'}“ ?f’:’_f(” i (B Kl i i e ey is a token At the wame time they protest, like Mrs. Micawber, ONIY @ Ut bols bis foot = | ! E ; Osteopathy Rt ; | et sio 1 venture, The to her immortal spouse, that they will never des-rt ‘\" HQ PR DRSS R [ - 4 ) 2 & ‘ Libe ’ 1 € i e rather s 4 or buast | & " " B or e poniien A L e e h | AUXILIARY, PIONEERS 0¥ | the belief of an ex cod blisher t R APDIRCTD 0L bt PalLIE R / ¢ arri Man Knows \ : ] SRR . Izloo No. 6. of g bed 2 I‘.,” f’ “W rt, they will do everything Liberal but forget that “'\'\‘,"_ E‘“"" ‘:/hvrl' td aid ; R ) ! ’ Ielene W. 1. Albrecht 1 ALASKA, Igloo No. 6 ] pulpsand paper indusiry ls abou i they have a feud to carry on with Mr. Lloyd George T | i T AND S 'SouaRE ipHicslcaL THERARIAE | e every socond Friday or ¥ the' leading Pacific Coast inc % % al nhS, e g Hot-water bottle, says Jack, | FAIR i . Ahdsan i ; g 4 i G £ : With no other raison d'etre than this the new schism | hat keep chills | I th ., I Tove I i | ach S o'clock p om ards Insannounging DUIDBG3E ¢l G NQUCY -l cannot thrive, hecatise the great bulk of the O T ok | 1 L e : ! o Bal e and refreshments. At Moos Hall | cific Puip and Paper Indust ave demonstrably sick of the feud. M. IEL 1 LA girl and Gy | . doa | Edni Radonich, President, : To promote the und development of the George has claimed that nineteen-twentieths of the And Prob?bly Was | esty is n ; i i a [% % Minnie Iurley, Secretary. 5 pulp and paper industry in the West in a party are at one behind him. The carly history of e O L oty Thnn JChiag gt s g — — F, manner that will result in the maximum the Council looks like proving even that to be an' | "”" Hios o 2 ’”‘_" foous, are ’”] A |- ool - A benefit 1o this region and the greatest pro understatement. Already the all-important Candi- "l ol oo (] they are “!“"_' e [NDR AN BROW‘N‘KEARSLE‘ ’ | CITY TRANSFER | perity to its people dates’ Association has shown that the schismatics b i il IRt nackaged: alc cighed-on Physician and Surgeon | . " | uh! She looks darn near frozem|f oo 5 e h t con- Sl A , B4 This journal will ehronicle the news of cannot expect much sympathy from them, yet thar —J1uh! She looks ¢ |} staples are the best tha n Office: 420 and Il COAL, WOO0D, BAGGAGE . G o me wcientious, experienced grocery e ! AND KINDLING the indu I et as a dinm of ex hody comprises men drawn from both the Lloyd - | 2 stein Buidi B | Stand at City Cate—Day or change of technical and pr informa George and Oxford camp Ustlssee thrermation ‘ g AU . Res., Knndse : ) Night one ' tior Its ¢ v 1 b pen to all who 5 < 1 brcleon | 3 N = oughby Ave., Phone bl 9 have constructive for the ! VS S e [ wiutersSiage BTkt Shrokol IO SANPAIR ¥ CROCERY 2l ol 5 '7’ SRR A nuanen o At DAL fo o Gas in Warfare. yet | Tie Store That Pleases = e 3 = The products of the pulp and paper in | o 3 S liaE B:d Nows 1‘ PHONE $3 and 85 8 ab ekt iea dustry are basic commodities in universal (San Francisco Bulletin.) \ K 7 : 4 0 jistn LR B I France does not intend o give up her right to HATS IIGHER: Headime on wo.|Ss RELIABLE TRANSIFER and wlily inereasing demand. While thi . | —mm— & ——— . gy fevcred ek W w: nse. liauid flame and poison gas in warfave. The man's | | !l Phone 149 Res. 148 Ol 1o the devalbnsieRt. ot this most that she will concede is the promise that such Probably applics to the price of Tue Chas W, Carrrr MORTUARY ]COUBTESY and GOOD SERVICE dustry to first magnitude, it must he recogn weanons will be used only for defensive purposes. ‘am, oo, | AV % 1 Qur Motto B (hAl te piodiate Mkt ebl ilo bhe fas | In that position she is not peculiar among Euro- el [ “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute | { Bale with e GELGEN B ot the countries. Nearly all of them protest that they & | i T | | Shiey i B il et thah RO developing gas preparations solely for purposes It used to (hrill us to see dainiy | Corner 4th and Franklin St Phone 136 % { 4 3 st dley ¢ St atense ankles when ) = e o QR e Of I eri el n o S Hrls' skirts were lifte ) __________________—————) i ) G | L booming the | It is an old story. What is conceived in defense Girls' skivts were lifted by a |.m\r - | | PLUMBING N LR e S will be used for defiance or invasion whenever the ing breeze, | e —————— , and General Repairing. | 1ies: The tact that some serious prob- It'me comes for using it But skirts, like prices, have gone| 5 3 y Y | All work guaranteed for | i A e bR e T e T T T e | fiee o 1y At 36 Wil fedhit the weapons of warfare or placing limitations upon ATe getling used (o seeing dimplod | 4 : { | Call STEVE STANWORTH disaster. 1 s eupital, and exact technical them. Its hope lies not in regulations but in better kneg . * y 1[}111]& ‘\" Phone 505 and operat knowledge are required (understanding and the education of peoples up to = | I[V SAP Y s | = = == Yo e for the promoter of logitimate [the plain, blunt and now more than ever obvions' _ Usual Transportation | | 2 i 1 s truth that wars impose losses upon both sides What brought you to this sad | euterprise. We are against the mere ex ik | : A alot ABitadd vhe andiy o sy | | sk (Neither can win and both must lose. And the so- S101¢ O A » | onr val 5 DI ted agains he attacks I'M'vl‘:‘ poliey of this journal will be in- [ealled victor may lose more heavily than the vau-! A freight tain Hhdy.” veplied th i i Vd]‘;nbl%: Pmc:m:rrak of‘firc? Do not RADED ity \ ReebnnGINa Chion Yo | quished. tramp o matter what state I'm of burglars or the sudden o . ¢ ATWATER-KENT SETS ”1‘. u‘n nt, with no p « | A going to I always depend on freights, be satisfied with doubtful protection, but secure the AND SPEAKERS Sayal | - ¢ " , o sitino rour i i i While we will publish all matter we can “There Ought to Be a Law.” | Niries: s TNemes most positive kind of safety, by depositing your || Tedio Su'm.rhes of All }‘"‘d‘ obtain, designed to bring m‘u the facts :n,n | o \'m-kr\\'urld ! | Orin Friend, 69, farmer, Pleasant valuables in the Safe Deposit Vaults of 1" MARTIN LY oH U will he of tance to those engaged in i g 3y sv. Mr. Ruff: — - g the industry, publication of contibutions | The Legislator is at it again. In North Carolina l‘[:':‘ Toyi Righi 1E¥, Mr. Hu _— ‘ does not mean endorsement by this journal {he se to make “petting” illegal. In Oregon he e g g o A i L — of statements therein would prohibit picture advertisements of cigarette “X'T"I'I:'i“” '\'”'l, < ,:l'z""\.'"x"‘l' wiing THE INSl]R NCE The first number of the publication contains sev- SMoking. In Indiana she—this time it is a lady —| N . I ’; ’ ol T A S \\nul‘ll redre beauty-parlor experts to be of good Wl s e aliona anw i i : industry in Alaska, includi Comprehensive sur-|Bealth and moral character and picked by & Sttel ou or s o e JUNEAU Allen Shattuck, Ine. g 3 .« Board. In Little Rock's municipal body Alderman|. 7 OF JUX vey of Southeastern Alaska a Source of Supply, Connior proposss that & pup shall b considered a| !> 1BI¥ each year 85 per cent of FIRE by B F. Heintzelm Commenting editorially on g 00 BIOPOSes Lt & puT Hionthe ol Bl Uisin e ot oot} ws item Property Loss Alaska’s probable part in the development of the |of. 0oy g oo I T 'llp‘m,”, And out of as many millions| Business Interruption pulp and paper industry on the Pacific Coast, the orlate 815,000 to erterilluats thow j bought in this country about '\.xl per 'I'ee and Occupancy fouzasl, writing fintr the heading, “Alasks Comlig|" Ty ‘omaet the famous Kansas clgarelto legislas| oni 8re Sotionel aifoby somenaly ARINE Into its Own." says [tion, now an admitted failure, a member of that| = / Hul%s b The Territory of Alaska has one of the [State would prohibit mince ples, which are bad| Mirerer Deaairas el Ml most potential pulp and paper resources for children. Some son of Anak in the New Hamp-| i ¢ sotting s ‘hat about the only AUTOM%BILE on the face vnl the earth, \\Il{l, |m.r0n v.lh‘”‘ }sllll:l' ]lunm: \\:.lnls I\ul«v'] I)mlsl l.n;lxlv seven [j'cl lu,)',: l'ihing 18ft that o man dcesnit have| Fire and Transportation reference to the production of newsprint and [A Pennsylvania solon would have members wear high | oot 0 M SRR G TR Collision other grades of :-}.u‘n! and |u1'hr»| products \h“'“.v»“”“k ( I.(~ i.|||1| FX‘I:II.S to distinguis ‘,”"."‘ fl.'(nn with his warm ilies, Property Dama‘e that can be made by the ground wood |lobbylsts. Senator Beaver of Oklahoma would forbid| " Whay has become of the young gitl Liability methe L 3 .{‘Ilnlj”‘|||‘n|||[:|('|||rv of birscuits less than three inches|yiose ambition was to grow up) CASUALTY ndred billion o woard meus across enough so she o lengthen her i ure) that it is estimated is available in the | At this point one begins to suspect an element! guits o S ":,l"_l‘wl..L e C°"‘f."’“i‘.“;;?;!‘ two National Forests in Alaska, computed of sarcasm. ~ Somehody was surely having his little] " Fara work awith e aaily dogen | Eulilic Tia N Tt into cords, makes the imposing total of ap- joke when Mr. Chappelear of Ohio proposed to forbid | may heautits 11s pigure. but hord Accident and Healt] proximately 15,000,000 cords. This, it is jthe thermometer from going below 46 degrees in Win-i work in the kitchen fs what sweot. | LIFE adduced, fully reforesis itself in 60 years [ter or above 78 in summer. And yet —possibly you|ens fer hushon. e All Forms Such an inviting stand of timber cannot : inot always tell. The Tennessee Legislature wasn’t{most of ‘em preioria gond figuro, | ] long remain untouched and at this time Joking:when 1t passad the AvbiLEvalltion: TR AT i i R ith s e on she looks like she try are turned Alasha-ward A scientist says in the Afilrnph\nlnd] Journal thatlyaq been called 1 the telephone be-| Insurance — Real Estate There are several large operators seeking the Einstein theory places the limit of the universe|._. Ebd " AT VU ~ suitable locations for pulp and paper many at 600 times the present range of the most powerful | d——————" facturing. Notable among them are the Zel- telescope. He excites curiosity as to what is on thel | | a3 R SRS R lerbach Paper Company, the Hearst Syndi- other side of the “limit.” (Louisville Courier-| S ° C l = cate and some independent San Francisco op- | Journal ) ALUMINUM WARE '; avings ommercu JAPANESE TOY SHOP erators. The Whitworth Syndicate, a group M SRERRGR R 1 I of British capitalists, centering at Man- Personally we don't believe Jim Reed is ;.:nin;.:} 15 Cents an artic]c b 202.417.91 H. B. MAKINO chester, England, also has representatives to be able to hold that smile until 1928.—(Dallas| | Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits ... $ 367y937'43 Front Street looking over the field 1\”':'l («!n.- :;|._\.:mltm|l|: | News.) . | Cups, Ladles, Cookie Cutters, Resources at the close of business, Dec. 31, 1926 . 3_2. f ' P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders view of getting control of le newspr . EPECRE e i situation. Aside from these large operators, Killers in Texas do not nede ' Ferguson; | Plates, Salt and Pepper Shak- We solicit your account whether - — are svver}ul promoters and ‘|'||Hn‘lul~x'.~ .wh) the juries do just as well.— ‘Ph“adp“)h)J Reuurd.!y Tea Balls, Funnels, | large or small, Our consistent [ peding ihe Erest Doastbilities of the i S Aol S | growth is an indication of the THE CLUB LUNCH region, made filings on power sites in sev- China thinks the white man’s burden ought just coups helpful service we are able %o eral of the choice districts. Enough en- now to he his traveling bag.— (Boston Herald.) | P e i e ROOM gineering data has been gathered both by e ——— | 4 Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. My the Government and independent engineers, Canada has just hanged a murderer. How old-| A R A TONY LAURIDSEN, with which to base estimates upon sufficient fashined!— (Houston Post-Dispatch.) ° | Th B M B ' d B k Proprietor to warrant the commencings of actual devel- —_— — ! Hardware comp.nv e . . enrenas an spment. Montana proposes to make gun toting a felony . | < Power possibilities are enormous in the Alas, the effete open spaces!—(New York Sun) | TCVES OUR 8PECIALTY OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA Es:r}pm;ggm%x’fl;g [;r‘::_a LARG- Territory, situated as they are, close to —_— —— ! - E AND i ' 3 jdewater in most instances. The Forest It seems the Mexican war is about to evaporate.! | OPen Evenings Phone 213 {BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING a i Service has evolved a plan whereby an (Pittsburgh Post.) T $ Pl ANT IN ALASKA,