The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 31, 1927, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1927, e — e P——— stments in ———8 of Junecau Daily Alaska Empire .. States, with e mare han 10000000 T resoiution. ing precinets ¢ b and g J . | ! tors are reby notified: v e 7 1 : By SAM HII e - : : | Gastineau Channel hundred JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER ! n s DETOUR aling Place ach thereof, the ‘ Had I ithin the boundaries of Vot = - e - 1% Get Out Your Umares:as e's g Precinct o Ole OF ealdcoity W= T T = nadimn o i o' f Juneau, which are as follow Drs. Kaser & Freeburger| B. P, 0. ELXS arrives, All that section lying the DENTISTS % ATk northerly side of East Second Street| 1 and 3 Goldstein Bidg. E and West Second Street and the said| PHONE 56 tions of Oldest l:habitant Second Strcet extended across the Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. old-tashioned ho 1e- tide flat ) City Limits ard|:: - Re——" » hire an off hoy Voo easterly of reet will vote ia p— BN essions hack hom ¥ o not as iohhyist i garcties now | 0 the i A s room in the 3 & weosed by their represe VL Tt DRplaipa L ot L S b Dr. (AILIl“l(h P Ananias C luly designa DENTIST mstituents when they return to their labor ) d the Modern Wile noand for Precinet| i pooms 8 and 3 Valentine Bldg The Delegate and ex-Delegate 00 8 ¢ movie oy lze h G Junean Telephone 176 nt. They are not only pe night, for I am 4 i dhaith s s Vo terihie . e and get the, darm \ STATESMEN TURN n ¢ they might betier represent the opinion | The use all the artifice o their point ¥ f 15 : 7 representatives of t | Buski ! as fo Dr. A. W. Stewart want to. tel) the Legislato o romHA : i i DENTIST ‘ hat th ""‘ who i ) g 4 o ‘1‘]" Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. | F il e o st SEWARD BUILDING | 5 S Ve N alaTte a6l band i fe hts b fhe Gty {ce Phone 469 Res. Phone zn“ B S That s | . at least hasn't wite di A s asen| Hall Davis, Dictator he hack se il proh Lot 1, occupied Steven Secretary, - = Reliable Trans } talk of cutting el Sl { ! ne Dheing the duly| Dr. W. J. Pigg MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE Nc. 147 nto five separate ¢ 1 T lesizznated Polling Place in and for PHYSICIAN F. & A. M. to the Union, Congr o . . e 1 | Precinet No. . City of Juneau cond ¢ Mondke em That would b W 0 teving tron " 5 That all daly qu ied voter: Office—Second and Main ! thin Odd Bl re Texas Senator \ parked o n fron E within the houndaries of Vot-| | Telephone 18 that, five Tex would have about one INDIAN GIRiL. GIVES SOUND ADVICE TO nait million o prople than five of WL enila OBl e i B s Took L s 'H‘“' : LT s ? | | i | | Order of Osteopath N EASTERN STal il northerly and Greek and the ! Electri ng t her other riment mn Dr. Geo. .. Barton | | CHIROPRACTOR Hellenthal Bldg CHIROPRACTIC Inquirin’ to Know 3 I KL T X i d Detiolit iDaneht Piaasdaeh i I Helene W. L. Allirecht \LASKA, Igloo Ne Alabama noeo ofth manufactur etro apers Please Copy | BHValcAL THERABIST hrains and n 1t his com- | s 1 o g ; ; ,‘ w’v o1 S ; I fenc n ould gel busy 1 P TR Goldstein BlA an cfreshmen Moo: al wgh interest in the city’s wel 01 1o Uhe Anit Sive. 4 FoWE e ik Miss ‘(.‘lll)lllll Fodd il e fizad lhmim'r(v’ \wl .I,. ! .Ilrll‘f Clerk's offi ind regist ot PIANO HARMONY re—0Ofl 23 i o adon 3 T it it i \ nd Private I . Mrs. Minnie Hurley, Secret A Bucolic Menace! Spring Note— = |= o | | ccond Triday o j (Cincinnati Enquirer.) W don't mind o fellow knowing | 8| DR ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY CI'TY TRANSFER RS o T e R R i hysician £nd Sureeon COAL. WOOD, BAGGAGE B S eg v Valentine's Optical Department ND KIN s irally have been its strong supporters who's heen eativ | R. L. DOUGLASS Office: 420 and 422 Gold- il /{?\II)‘I';II\J‘D'I;IN(:“W oF Under the law they are a privileg Passing Observation || OPTICIAN and OPTOMETH ST stein Buiding, 582 Night. DHan. [ liong about now everylime | Room 16, Valentine Bld; . [ » M & ¥ with respect to this sitoation one does political orators going up and down the : wrhanite 0k Hours % a. m. to 6 p. m. snd | isclaiming. against pecial privileg That vl el o hoging by Appointment vontan G always-available political slogan of the demagogue have hic dowh 2y " i (010 papers tor sale at Tic Mmpire i Kinsman of now i ved, exclusively, for u at the expense for summ . | 5 . = . “lll\l”l‘ 'l!l\\\ll,!{‘ N akv EhinE of corporation predatory wealth,” the developer J 1 ; 119 Res. 148 TR U of great industrial enterprizes Short Spring Pome That Ceovers t] i g i 5 : | 5 =S SR Consequently, news that Federal Prohibition D All ' Cuas W. Carrer Mortuany | "OURTESY aud GOOD SERVICE i ) % Plant soed . . o Our Motto vour peo hy cotor Walker has unearthed an old, unvepealed Fed b L | fimite a5t Barvice In tha (Greatest Teibuts pared to the cral statute, enacted in 1869, which provides that day to the any property, farm or dwelling on which wine or Smils of the Dy Corner 4th and Franklin St. vou! And liquor is made illicitly may he confiscated by the Gov U i " i e B crnment, as is now done in the case of automobiles ] —_— Try Our 0t VB e foamial] trancporting liquor, will oc m much speculation A Perilous Sitpation | 4 BOSTON CREAM PIE Ast of an alien civiliza las to what the rural juice makers are goin to do He placed his arm M‘m.”,m)l‘l“r \HI!'-’I‘ | and FRENCH PASTRY e make, eve anno ed at Virector has w 1k very nnoun th Director ias " ve 00 rovon koo | O on dan picuou Quse we ructed his agents to resort to this statute In mak- 'Gsnid: <Yoi know | 1gEe vou danr - ey Iz MARY YOUNG. Prop. for by failin Since fine and imprisonment also are provided by T e G s et down, but we pull the law, altogether there is reason to suspect that No Joke | race Everywhere people the horny-handed fermenters of all the fruit juices il You have no car but you Are your valuables protected against the attacks 10 us, watching to see how we nosight may be in for some un-Volstead annoyance, can ciss s well as it you did. How T (”Ip SAnabR RADIO ne responsibilities of ony and hence must watch their step. What between com of burglars or the sudden o 3 et ATWATER-KENT SETS or the country, time and the insistent idiosyncracies of Nature, their own care-t Sk SWell, o pelestrian has to he satisfied with doubtful protection, but secure the AND SPEAKERS ke dhese auestion lessnens and the actlvitios of the frankly conimereial L0, Gl ot otarist daew to most positive kind of safety, by depositing your {| Redio Supplies of All Kinds icate an Indian? hootlegger, the fruit-juice brigade may he brought , 1. motor. valuables in the Sufe Deposit Vaults of | ART NC sivl take advantage of 1o realization that there is something most radi- 6 O Bader i MARTIN LYNCH hey were offered them? cally wrong with the now sacrosanct Volstead law. Way It Used to Be TN SRy ST P e i = e > tion We are still a race However, the country Justice of the Peace, now HAIR OFF AND U(\' headline g reputation to make, Peo oing luerative business, which results chiefly from. Going bhack to switches? THE G e questions of u mooping into his city brothers' cellars and kitchen ' + INS[]RAN( I, nswered depends cuphoards, should hail with warm welcome such More or Less True [N“uonal I}“nk A 404 Federal statute, and the proposed procedure under it, Many a wife woull feel ghe conld Allent Shattudle. Inc 0 our forefatier i additional manna from the prohibition heaven, PUf up with ner lushand’s had man-| OF JUNEAU Allen Shattuck, Ine. 3 4 ners it only he liad @ 2ood income . FIRE anta for facing No country Justice needs to own a farm these d A % ! ; ) S we look brck the amonnt of | 5 i only t tradition Al he needs I8 a brace or two of “good” Constables.':yi” wio had to make, we wonder| — - - p— = Property Loss A of t 1 to belp them look into the In any event, the enforcement of the tute in now how the girl who used to make! Business Inteiruption fun 1 1 not only have the who! auestion should serve to keep farmers busy explain- her own clothes Ll time enough ¥ | Use and Occupancy Indian race ot our command but we have all ing things to revenue officers, and many farmers are left to do anything clse. ‘ | MARINE 1 R T the civiliz ( 1 the world to teach us, not good talkers at times, | Our own conviction is that all the Cargo | [toce powders and metics in the Hulls Fire and Transportation Collision Property Damage \ 3 . Liability Fortunes, large and small, had their CASUALTY e . Compensation ln-;mnung ;:I‘lli‘l‘il”\' in modest sav- Public Liability s i Accident and Health ings. Are you laying the founda- LIFE = i All Forms gaes SR (world can’t improve o woman's face trepsures of | Approaching Joy Time. las much as a smile can. | ¢ fatnre history be (Hastings, Neb., Tribune.) [ Getting the autonobile may not | vd of the race? The call of spring! When winter's snows are have added as much happiness to the | live in this junknown and the winds ne'er blow cold the call family a8 fhey cyjected, but it's) rare priv |of spring may be of love and to poets. But in that added a heap more ypense than ex-| The fellow wio 1 to write love | letters long enough 1o make a hook | (now gets writers cranp if he has fo! {write a check for her to get the| RS i It is just a matter of weeks now before the great mew dress she wii ! 10" e thilst” American motor cavaleade—matched nowhere else) You never hear of a man cussing | o we can face |ou this globe—will again be on the move: and then|matrimony if his wir spends more | . i seponsibilities as memhers of the for months big and little automobiles transporting time mending his ciohes than she| Indian race. except as ewch individual of | Dig and little familles will run up and down and|U°2% trying to mend his ways. ! . When daughter ¢t the idea she'd kive to the |back and forth across this broad country, for a first G LR St the tes BIE T fi ihand and panoramic view of which the automobile’he a had actor monnl home. : {has imbued millions with sudden desire Friend wife docsnt take much There is year-around motoring in virtually alllstock in this talk ahout prosperous quarters of this country—one of the blessings of KU(NQ:HIIH‘:( when friend hnsband swears roads and snpwplows—but auto-touring between (1€ Simply can’t afiord that mew |Baster bonnet she's <o crazy f it needs you fvery large number of automobiles are jacked-up on' you in the blocks for from two to four months of the year, the call of spring is the call of the open road tion of future financial success by in- i creasing your savings? Opportunity i| ALLEN SHATTUCK.Inc. N Insurance — Real Estate will come. Be prepared. I JAPANESE TOY SHOP One Dollar or more will open H. B. MAKINO | i banks of snow and unller a blanket isn't touring| 5 1 | between banks of flowers and under a beaming sun.! v 1e Al aviiy | Where real automobile weather is not due until NOTICE OF ELECTION - one ‘ “. ( ¢ this New \-,;”,' ‘u\.::.‘.l.)‘u «i,; Qh\‘:l,‘,“'.; ||;‘|‘xl:-h:‘|.s. l.:l A e mlllm‘nsh:‘l‘l rnmt.l:‘(‘- l’-‘n :,ll.:.y“ (;n;\»l C:(ty of Ju- a Savings Account with Front Street in any W 16 hright heritage of our the day before Christmas. ast fall they probably, NOTICE is herehy given that, Z.10) Bps 216 4fox HM.IA Ofilen_ past A gre race nust he made up of had tired of motoring, but absence brings forget- pursuant to the provisions of Ordi-| ——— = e iy Tt o e fulness of congestion, traffic cops, blow-outs, engine nance Number 177 of the City, of, s . BELGE thoe vie Ot AR trouble and the other things that take some of the Juncau, and in conformity there-| T difficult task of livi greatly joy out of following the gasoline trail. | with, a General Muncipal Election rHF‘ CLUB LlNCH Just a few years ago patriotic orators and trans- will be held on ROOM CAPITAL INVESTED IN CANADA. continental railroads deplored the paucity of Amerl- . Tuesday, April 5, 1927 ] Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily ot i cans “seeing’ America. Now economists and employ- Betweca the’ hours of 9 o'clock a. T’le B M. Be’lrc’,ds Ban_s TONY LAURIDSEN, The tremendous strides heing made by Canadal€' Weep for the millions in dollars and labor-hours m. =nd 7 o’clock p. m. of said day, » ! Proprietor TGN B PR *h year by Americans who are “seeing for the purpose of electing the fol- . along material lines is evidenced by the civcumstan L8 Al elapting . it ity of 1ess than fen million I|m]hlll;:l- b Ll afing ¢ ’“"\’"fi Sibicere: oWl OvpesT BANK IN Avasta | T EMP! 3 tion there are foreign investments of $5,500,000,000, . f ; Y b Wioke IR A‘V‘Oll. [t SDIBIRE LAR, SHBLARG, $ o The two enemies of reform are the wicked who' THREE COUNUILMEN. BT, . MOST UP-TO-DATE AN That is only $500,000.000 less than the greatest oppose it and the lunatics who favor it (Santa! ONE SCHOOL DIKECTOR. | I EET BQUIPPED JOB PRINTING amount foreign investments ever reached in lhe'unrburu Daily News.) { The Common Councll of the City, FLANT IN ATASKA. L | ' { ! ' race needs very la portion of the United States *where a,Pisted. you can bt on that ]