The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 1, 1927, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRI, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1927. ——— B —— e T e e et T e e excellent|ing good food fish telling of Juneau having heretofore, hy/ e g Y e ot 0 M ) = ! | were wasting fish and material : ; ¢ JOHN W. TROY - EDITOR AND MANAGEE | M : o his choice| for ol and fieal when <1 anchored POINE Place in each | = g v office vour vessel in the m ¢ Halibne electors are hereby notified Fraternal Societics SR | Cove Tast fall and th verboard That all duly qualified voters re YORERT [ Lany amount of small 1 ther ithin the boundaries of Vot-| H ROBERTSON IUR \( H(NH BOARD. by BOINLIHE (R Rk anil s freathict, NG, One ot Hald. bty —— —~ Whatever ! opin the vot ol LS ¢ ity vtk YO ot Juncan, which are as follows Drs. Kaser & Freeburger Y Al tha ving DENTISTS S BRle e rrsalwell 4 ; : ) Bcie e all’ Blosed] BoInaHAdy: bike Payk The northerly side nd § and 3 Goldstein Bldg. per montt v g : Sore b |itotibia with: Yonilas v prac. and West Second Street and the saic PHOVE 56 \ ¥ 3 3 residents oo what vou preach have your Second Street extended across the| leurs & a. m. to 9 p. m. hasfnumber and it spells 1 umbug.” tide flats to the City Limit | You say in a sho we Wil agsterly of Gold Street will the vun out of herring if md meal ype give Appara room = |ment s not only fooli it entively City Hall Duilding, loca Dr. Charles P. Jenne & 1 f Fourth and M | Co-Crdinate Bodies {1ection couid not have been made for the head of the| auoe \“,"‘“\"‘, e ihesie (ta saie + dnl DENTIST Bl ot 1‘“‘"“"('* nry |1ocal senoot organization {5 ey did i 191 cnd will o Polling Place in and for Precinet| | Boome 8 and 3 Valentine Bldg Scottish Rite | | every so often. Asi t ! Indians No. One, Cit Junexu Telephone 176 i wien | GIRL OF T\'()R'I'H\\l* T GETS NEW YORK \" ) live there | That all duty Mied voter L RaeG T el = EDITORSHIP. oo S siding within — ey o \laskd Inét|ing Precinct BACK UP THE CLEAN-UP MOVEMENT. | ie papers o ¢ States hring mows that Missl ko ik Bt m all in Of Juncau, whi r Dr. A. W. Stewart Blizabeth Chadwich ! roof former Chief Jus-[Seattle? You also sa ( Al that L R £ DENTIST The Cit ¢ ( ‘““’n e Stephen J ck of the State of Washing-jhorring wnd feed on : ”“”""‘““ SR Rpd Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. e w6 ’ ML te editor of Harper's Bazaur|iooq on the same fo I fextension of said Sccond Street | SEWARD BUILDING Iftice Phone 4¢9 Res. Phone 276 ool wd 1 s 5 ) e likewise gave the City fine service. A het ¢ LA LOYAL Ox(") ER CF Monday Davis, Dictator; R. I starting ugn early inf,r new vy M adwick is a graduate of thelping. Salmon do not fi University of Washington and a member of the! herring. Herring re e Garden Club 15l gamma ot vity. She was largely rearedPart of their diet, 1 you » general co : will find salmon wh ore are no h ; : ' was on the Supre AR, : : I reing at all. The t ihat the weross the tide flats to the Li ote in Building ed or k 13, Lot 1 1 and 1 f ! shostage of King e 1 - heing J De. W. ]. Pigg [OUNT JUNEAU LODGE Nt. 147 Cadwick ) of the Seattle law firm of which vtage of food is t st colossal ' designated Pol Pl and PHYSICIAN . & A. ¢ vis father is the ul, was a candidate for Congre: 1sense ever s ©ople | pPrecinet N City of Junean it the last ¢ t cattle and came within a few MYW ed 1o hi ! 1 t 1l duly qualified voters re | Ctfice—Second and Main ou say mos | ) i 3 ites of defeat ngressman John F. Miller. Miss | A : Tertilizor, | Siding within Telephone 18 : Chadwick is a and popular young woman| yey ki ¢ ; \ ng Precinet \ = guove 1 | QT B LN 0TS P paint lana her recognit New York so soon after be- know we ar of Juneau, w J It 1 E to the joy of living in a townf .o e pleasing 1 ' meal and (] argest edib All that i 1 = ginuig work i s pleasing news to her o : but it I mor it beautitul. Visttors'| 5 o prianda i S You weuld like ave 1 northerly and wes de of Gold | Dr. H. Vanee imp ) re afien come through| ' fish meal industries pped Gah A et i linie o8 (bR Osteopith — 701 Goldstein Bido. L\STER STa 5 | why? Because you are jealous. When | glectric Light Company Hour o I 23 wo were all packing those small | e i f ntly married Rosalie Jones, prominent s astern Alaska . it L] them « i A i good ufr f . other s cate suid ! went hroke. you were satisficd, and i Q 1. Another syndicat el R T to miakre | Burtord's Store on the seos work the action AECEAANR9E Y year Her broth Stephen of tha most hean | to make it so there is| | ind useless, tumble-down wed 1 there should be| fts appeal t tistic sense than in any One new nd cferved to Senator €. ( ALICE BROW N 2 Eis 20 ratic, Seullon Tever e Clolih i ahar T e s think | nue, the same be that are f ) \ State of Washington. Neithe CORIBCt: fiha Cornaie ot th : i fated pe i s But is not ouly th i SR i \;.‘ ; 1 18 t but so was Senator Georse should \,.[‘,; you to sio) cinet No City une Dr. Geo. 1. Barton e B i ¢ nd beautiful town i | g wgest industries in 1 VTED ) - frong \ it Clean)iy acl AE Sl z | CHIROPRACTOR Eellenthal Bldg. pleasing sur d it f Fewc 4 registrat will open at the City Hall \"”""';{‘ J | 3 i H. R. SHEPARD ! people would o 10: go. woull' notl| 1i tie' duy andeunt m. of cach day from' Yt o0 S ol Cleri of the City of Juneau remain away 1 vt tow Wit Bt iight. There should be from| The fact b pack. Territory of Alaska 1 k at ) 100 na 01 hook hefor 1 LAl , than t v small fi I - - Sann At cieul di Dabt i e there is no market for. You say Advertising wiwavs pavs ‘ 3 5 A ul t your na g them Ly ) S y 5 AUXILIARY, PIONLERS OF d measwe shoukd yanms of The Empire i 0 L Dter a put stan wdustry. y Helene W, L. Albrecht || ALASKA, I"Ion No. 6 Let's make Juneau the cleanes s 3 BiGh. FHERRETS i LR Boosters Wanted. is Gl I ™ | PHYSICAL THERAPIST Madting e Ty Wil laska i Bolshevi \ Medical Gy tics. Massage : | Fleotricily cach month at S o'clock p m. Cards 5 (Hyder Herald ) Mi Yol m | 10 tein Bl refrc Tdose Hall s o J——— ; : i e liss Caroline Todd 10 Gollstein B | hments. At Mdose Hal i hh'lfi e ) ‘1‘\‘“ e ‘v‘“ e L”m:m I L S 'o‘nolow LRiE PIANO yl\lnmn Plire—Office: 423 Mrs. Edna Radonich, President; lardly a man without a eountry, but his country = T e i Privage Tn i . ‘Mrs Minnie Hurley, Secretary. is town, or community has little use for him % sepes defeated for May year ugo| e thy city is filled with boosters—booster i T willl try again this year—running|wio so outnumber the knockers that thelr Knock ALONG LIFE'S | |w i | Sixth a:d Gold St. Phot ) SO e e < w 0 ii Midson,, the nominee of the Gltl-liiz (Bes not cotnt tor mucl | [ DETOUR i Both candidates are well We like the hooster etimes they are super - 5 = T By SAM HILL Valentine's Optical Department AN V. N - ¢ | St enthusiasti e De | AND KINDLING the City Council for| entiusiastic. or, rather “‘\, ,l””||‘| :‘..l Ivl]x. ”h -y e A W el R. L. DOUGLASS Oftioes! €80 and 3 SR it e voluntarily ter word. It they are always ‘. nthusiastic l“v i " ‘*i‘ Nothing in a Name | OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST stein Buiding, Phene 582 | Night—DP1aone 377 home town or the cause In which theyxarce Inferestell, myy,.n in thelr family name, I'm Room 16, Valentine Blds )¢ City Coun-land they are never to be found hanging around ot o it a i Gann omewhere knockin thi and Kknocking that A The Walkors take a lot of prid | o \m-nwmmm | 3 | e D DR. ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY CITY TRANSFER it it Physician and Surgeon COAL. WOOD, BAGGAGE T cilmen etiving member i the present Q0 doun i pron. Warren Wilson and, Wooster is not huilt that way v never seen a Wajker walk We must have boosters: they are just us neece: If he conld got o cRance to rid e : e | RELIABLE TRANSFER Chservations of Oldest Inhabitant 28 ; S Phone 149 Res. 148 One trouble with the worll today e Cias W, Carrer MORTUARY | COURTESY and GOOD SERVICE the lack of apron T for chi { Our Motto or its citizens. Show us a man who knocks his qun (o be tied (o “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” fellow-¢itizen and we will show you the poorest 4 S T 5 B! gens: Ticket good men. Mn. Warner has served on|eyeuse for o citizen extunt | The Ananias Club Corner 4th and Franklin St Phone the City Council in recent years. Mr. Tripp has| Boi e I is simply awful,” remacked (e ik served on the City Council, as Mayor, as a member Thers doesn’'t seem tco much trouble meeting Mother of two regular kids, “the way | 1 ; 4 e hovs o use up 500 " Try Our of the School Board and as a member of each hranch | oxpenses —one meets them cverywhere.—(Wall Street (':;:”'”:"”“ Ol TR DT 80RT K¢ ‘ BOSTON CREAM PIE of (he Terrtlorial Legislature. Both of them hav v‘,!n.”u..lv d : e e e el ‘l I)REI)/IR',J Y()l]RSEIJF ‘ and FRENCH PASTRY tead, you wired two big' low as $6 per barrel last “How dess it come that you sold, ARCADE ('\l"l“ g Theodor ey nllidALas Mov. re alest TR e id it : 0. SCUINL. BAVRY iy ot sucoesatiil enteppnide ab dRyITRNE T to*the Leath A town has no place for the knocker—it mat ters not whether he knocks the town, its enterprises served the people with fine fidelity and efficiency They are all successtul business men, capable and of the highest intezrity. Their records in office prove their worth. Likewise are the eandidate of the Cit of "‘H' 'H hired in Seattle, to pack {pickled herring is very limi : » vou e dilvi i 4 REFUTES IDEA to pack enough 1m :\m-mun‘:m.qm ‘Immn-n‘ if all in the herring| Many's Man No D[zubt Wishes He STARTING A BANK ACCOUNT ’ herring to flood the market, but asfgame now should o per cent) ‘\.“&?: Neha e It ()Illy quuirvs The Will To Act RADIO | Nierring fished, as you pro-! lock, or bad luck, would have ou got bl very littia, o\ (he Routh: | pos are yaving about the crims, e i wpstate paper A GREAT MANY PEOPLE think they should have a ATWATER-KENT SETS : 1 Ml ! tern Alackin puckers got rid of making fertilizer ol af\ oo | BULthe stovy beloy:-thi¢. Keqdlle hundred dollars before they can open a bank acocunt AND SPEAKERS ir pack. although at a very low [ {idh: you kngw that is not tho ¢ didn’t fit for it stated it was o y = Radio Supplies of All Kinds Novth, the Southeastern Packers | making oil and fish meal practically Products Packer and Fisher- | e cost of barrels and salt. You|into lard: the meal s need for human A winter cold is had :SI T\}I[‘EISIE\L;'“ OF ACCUMULATING i A Know Northern herring old for n lmul 'H a great extent in the Orient; | And a spring on § worse, i % By J. B. JOHNSON & b R A % ! — Shame on You, C'arence F'rbt V(lllv"‘ll I;(ln’l Allen Shattuck, Tne years experience in the fishiv: gam b ] ] J vhich Kitehen utensil would -appeal, UNEAU 7 ¢ . aska. He ha ked both for him BEST FOR RANGE YO WA EHOOL" GIBIIEE B G0, ot i et o S ottt it it B | Business Inteiruption self and for. others and in managerial “The bride necds a can opener| ! Use and Occupancy a membor of the Pacific Herring i v satisficd with a lemon ¢ ) Cargo Fisheries Asscciation. EDITOR.) s zer,” grinned Clarence as he Hulls headed for the doo s».',?\ ||::,. 1{!".”'_‘\".‘,’.(.:.:.”',‘[,‘;'f.(1 \x]-,'h,-.’:“" PACIFIC COAST COAL CO- Left Their Needies at Home [price. 16 you lid made a big pack up[yon Lknow ¥ory well that we are NOse, not her tongue, he bit $1.00 WILL DO Sk i o f',xpvn('nu' 1 Alaska Herring MARTIN LYNCH Gl 8lconld not have sold thelr pack for [ all edible. Most of the oil is made No Good Ones | = | | man /\nswt-rx l:rnslofi.\. (to 35 per barrel and s of the ‘w»Hh of it for stock feed in this But then most any cold | THE | ab Al Southeastern Alaska herri old as [country. When you say we are wast-| Will make a fellow curse | INSI_]RA NLE i | . | | | (NOTE Mr. Johnson s had " Blrg; d Clavence, “do you know States and ne: 5 vears in Al most to an ..m maid?” i TS e Property Loss and superintending capacities. He s $12.50 per ton on dock . while the old maid would he| MARINE EY & “ | 7 g | g " ARE YOU SAVING? Begistered Mail AUTOMOBILE . which he says: “Unusual activ (Jackstown item in Newark Ad- Fire gnd Transportation vocate ) Collision > now going on among the i | DelpI6 IO, Sontheaste PHONE 412 | The Jolly Sii . were delight- Property Damage | new plants being built,” vl [fullyentertained Iy Mrs. T. C. Jury! | Liability “and if this is allowed to go on - {at her home in Newark Tuesday -1 % Fortunes, large and small, had their CASUALTY will be only a short time before H.x.mmn The afternoon was spent in . BT Y R 4 'ompensation ving will he depleted conversation anl 1 general ~good | beginning generally in modest sav- gublxi)c Tiability L { | ! ; You go on and say it is a crim - [time and a lunch was served ) ) to take |.,.,_’.-.u:I and make fertiliso B()OK CASES _ in;:s. Ave you ]fl}'ill;: ihe foundis { Lflé]cgcxdent and Health of it instead of packing same for Never Used to Hear Such Things i All Forms food. You know as well as | do th LOOK THEM OVER A Shaw Walker Product | . There g e < A : Southeastern Alaska herring arve | I “How come you are so well posted tion of future financial success by in- i salable on the markel anywhero, | 7 g on women’s faghion-?" you say people would be glad to et ,’. Lo. Uurior 0. | “Oh, T learn all about them listen . bR 4 3 o A 3 4 s - creasing your savings? Opportunity Southeastern Alaska will soon e - - e =4 - : will come. Be prepared. depleted, then | can tell you (hat Three Things Eacy to Run Into herring has been fished here for Trouble fortyfive vears and for the last NEXT WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1927, WE WILL Debt fifteen years very extensively, and TRADE FLAT IRONS WITH YOU, SIGHT UNSEEN, SO FAR AS A man to \\leu Tou owe money. thare is no sign of depletion yat YOUR FLAT IRON IS CONCERNED Mo g o e One Dollar or more will open This statement can he proved by | men who have fished in and around i i i = : NOTICE OF ELECTION ied in and around You bring us in an old flat iron, no matter how good or de {00 < thie' Hiaosors or (REAGIY ob T % Shvings Accoursbih :;":ff:;_‘_‘:’\:_‘”fi,” alt, Alaska, for the last crepit it may be and we will allow you $1.00 in trade for any | You say it is a crime 1o mak oil and meal out of this small her B ilsaithrn Alne b In other words a $6.00 Electric Flat Iron would cost you are good for nothing elsc. Now if exactly $5.00 and your old iron, etc. This offer expires April 9, I ies AT b thare: you wore sincere in your statement 1927. WHO WILL BE THE FIRST TO SWAP IRONS WITH US? SNRea, and AR confollE al why in the name of Creation did |with, a General Muncipal Election you mnot start to pack herring in {will be held on Southeastern Alaska last Sprinz? Tuesday, April 5, 1927 1 You could have had all the he & | Between the' 9 lock a. . ring you could pack by paying th. Al" k El t $ Li ht il \:;:1‘7 (‘)ei]ul:’l:”;) l)nln ur";afi? day The B' M' Behi ends Bank cost of fishing. The people i 8 a (’C r'C g | fol- oil and meal business would lLave for the purpose of electing the i g icers vit: { NX % R v s il o e & P C {lowing ofticers, to-wit: OLDEST BANX IN Avaska want to pack. No, Mr. Einstoss, sou ower Lo. | A MAYOR. knew very well that Southeastern| ! THREE COUNUILMEN. Alaska herring are practicaily worth Juneau, Alaska ONE SCHOOL DIKECTOR. less for packing, so you left them i The Common Council of the City ALLEN SHATTUCK,Inc. Insurance — Real Estate —_— | = L] JAPANESE TOY SHOP H. B. MAKINO Front Street P. 0. Bex 218 for Mail Orders I neau, Territory of Alaska N.iW ELECTRIC FLAT IRON that you select from our stock. | NOTICE is Ih(nr:’l)_v :ve‘n that, | | pursuant to the provisions of Ordi-. jnance Number 177 of the City of| [ SR R ST T'HE CLUB LUNCH ROOM Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily TONY LAURIDSEN, Proprietor THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG FT, MOST UP-TO-DATE AN' I EXT DQUIFPED JOB PRINTINO l"l ANT IN AZASKA. § e S ateaehasaaatasaes s e s e ]