The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 30, 1927, Page 4

'l — i ) . |of the city. Most newspapers say that he has built|3 - ' does of the pinch hitter whose three. | ORI —_———— Dfl{l\' Ailll a E'"I’lr‘) i'\[v the best Police Department in the United States| | - ‘G LIFE'S "“m]rn»'r tied the mx':?rv | L] ot i e worl s hi Sve 4 lice ex-| | il FE’S | lLove is a fine thing to marry for TR i g ¥s €50t I A onty,. Te o) wenss A1l R LONG 5[ 1 butic i the poorest thing. 4n the PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies !—OH'\I W. TROY - . EDITOR AND MANAGER Devience when he was selected for the post by Mayor| ! DETOUR { |world tc try to live on. I oF b Walker. He was at the time State Bauk Examiner| | .y $AM HILL The reason you never hear friend g 2 Gastincau C 1 Published every « X Sunday by EMPIRE through appointment from Gov. Alfred E. Smith e SO S @ Wife say to her husband “Be your | | S au Channe PRINTING COMPANY Seco 2 GULEL Y Mayor Walker accepted his resignation with ex- y . self” is because she always is want- | | e — T e e o oy Laq| Observations of Oldest Inhabitant ing him to be like some other wors. |® - —_— — - e egret, saying a g on sloner bk | I kin remember when darn meant un's husband. | Entcred in the Post Office e ! never performed an act that did not meet with Wis!something done to a sock, as well as| Two things that do their part i Drs. Kaser & Freeburger B. P. 0. ELKS A \pproval, and he promised to secare another man|being considered mild profanity. {ruining a man’s disposition are a dull 1 d ?na??;' Bld Meeting Wednexd iy SUBSCRIPTION RATES as nearly like him as he could get to take his place v ing knife and his wife’'s shary Ll oldstein Bldg. evenings “at 8 o'clock Oellvered by catriar i Juneau Dougins, Treadwell and A ¢ Out 'a Luck [tongue PHONE 56 el Thiie or S per montt Mr. McLaughlin resigned to become Vel wjiow you coming along?’ asked | A wife listening to friend husband Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. S BF{HSE. Ru o By b so.o0; | Vice-President, member of the Board of Directorsithe visitor of the man who had been 'entertaining the guests with his stale | & " M. 1. SIDES, " eme month, in edvance, § and member of the Executive Committee of the|sick k jokes usually loo if she though: — h r Bubscrib s w A A Postal Telegraph Company, at a salary sai “I'm like the spring,” he :u;hm'. he was as funny as a hoil on the Visiting Brothers welcon the Businiss Oftics v y ? i ' n having too many setbacks.” 1eck R £ / ceveral times larger than his official salary # reck. HRpor shoic pana « o | G Lk G - , Many a woman would have had « Dr. Charles P. Jenne Co:Ordinate’ Bodiss LY T Another Mystery Explained happl life if the old tool Rad jilted MEWBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The clrcumstances of Mr. McLaughlin's The reason some women don [her and she could have annexed some DERTIST "fs F::F’::“;{’]:TY B sl tion indicate one reason why we do not zeenrally ) is to avoid being ilof his money through a breach of| | Rooms 8 and 3 Valentine Bldg. SE otherwis: 1 he loval get our best men in the public offices. The reward(8 . writes Bill Peters.promise suit instead of getting him. Telephors 176 Regular meetings ublished } f ¢ ihaw § o ' Huh, Bill, we know a lot of them| Apy pper could beat the fast. cond Fridar each P for outstanding ability is so much higher in private p 4 iy g : ——————————@ ' month _at 7.0 p. ¥ A e o o8 | who marry at 20 who expect to reach est fireman in the world dressing if Gad Felluws Ha life than it s in public life and tenure of office so|q without ever heing called i didn’t take so long to put on her WALTER B. H Secretary. {uncertain that usually only the rich ov the mediocre!ery |complexion G —a o il can afford to hold public office i Unless dancing =11 night produc: Dr. A. W. Stewart : b a | Of All Sad Words— las much backache as bending oves DENTIST Lov“i;ggg{-“ OF 9 ¢ ot weather | {the washtub used to there must be L) e v 920 92 35 ors ) Mr. H 2 L [ Amoug the 120 and 1924 \fl):*«fl]l Wil Would like to see {a big talling off in the sale of porous Hours 9 a. m. to € p. m. duneas Lodge Ne. 700 MeAdoo wh have recently announced their support e aTitanal SEWARD BUILDING Meets every Monday of Gov. Smith for the Democratic Presidential nom-! About M | We never waste any sympathy on | | oyice Phone 469 Res. Phone 27¢ ht, 8 o'clock, Moose ination are Bernard M Jaruch, Thomas L. Chad — {4 woman who complains her hus g !Hall. J. A. Davis, Dictator; R. H burne and Joseph P. Tumulty Baruch and Chad-; Useless Information {band no lonzer is tender when shel = = = v Secret. P : A flivver has to be retired a gooa 'knows she’s made him hard-boiled by N e SR i 3y S . burne have been among the heaviest contributors| : o e e : - n 3 ) many times before it is rotived per-'keeping him in hot wa most of the to Democ ¢ campaign funds since 1912 They manently (time Dr. W. J. Pigg {MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NC. 147 were prominent dollar-a-year men during the war. | e "A girl used to be able to hide a L TR / c e A m 2 = e ol i Ho, Hum! , that was none too e; TRidc.an ; aei 4 = at the top in both the American and Nutional POTEUE 1B oS L1050 SRRhEE. 1Gte: nes) Telephone 18 o Skt League had a familiar look yesterday It will not cause any grief among|fust as mnch of a mortification o | & — B i A —— e - — — —— Ithe small boys if the i 1 ln-ulv! aces ever were o girls of the lasi —— O T ERRIT ‘ONT * THE There is no indication that that shooting down er industry should ve such pre- |generation —— e e . - TE ORIAL CONTROL OF THE i i AT o St : | Order o TERRITO} l}:llqu(s"“.\- there on the Mississippi River caused Secretary,POrions it would requirs the cntive | ‘ Dr. H. Vance EASTERN STAR A At Hoover to make any changes in his actions or plans, [OUtPut of the darn ‘stuff, ; Daily Sentence Sermon Osteopath — 201 Goldstein Bldg. S X = ! So live that your constant n 1»\1 Hours: 10 to 12: 1 to 6; Second and Fovrth Tues- The Honse of Representatives hy a v ) - e Tey Again! A 16 toi be tiEiven ! o :‘r":gh’:; "‘;'aw::;'f;n s or” el month, el 4 3 puassed a memorial the other day th among Governor Smith's Reply. It all the world looks gray and)] b Bhabnas otticer oy Res e o'cloc PR wu[»rl‘.'g other things. asked Co to give the Territorial il L . Grear—why, then, | News of the Names Ciub Gastineau Hotel Mation. ALICE BROWN B Retie ontsoi ot At ey o : Wine off your ‘pecs @ bit, and 100k | Mapy” Emma Nice has jutt hoen | 8= B | Secretary, b ety S A AR U oY ; b Se A Dl s s again; ¢ ' | divorced from John 15 Nice. of K = = % T e R goae. 1 e It i< fortunate for religious liberty in the United 1 might be just a cloud that's pass lag City. Joseph Jesse Diphoye lives | & . = KJTIIGHTS OF fourteen years. It ha tended that the Alaskia gropes that the question whether a Catholic can be ing by, lat wetumpka, Okla Dr. Geo. L. Barton COLUMBUS Legislature better qualified to legislate in the glected President w raised in the person of Alfred Or maybe it's a cinder in your eye. | s 5 s < Council No. 1760, premises than Congres it has been opposed in its B Smith Put ide his own political fortunes,|There’s not a singie page in life's | = | Eflqrfiéq{qngd}ent&fl}‘lj! 7 S0, hoave Mele; wherland and, hefore e may or may not be nominated for the Presi-l, b book o ! Robert Simpson, Opt.D. || and by pnointment Phone 265 him, by keysham when he was a Delegate. dency. He may or may not flie elected. But Hej look | | Graduate Los Angeles College 15t (0 Fertion ot Styloine; \TYRF @ When was In ress e secured has with clear and (m‘“]"l hone Ty wl\ foot upon 2f Optometry and Opthalmology Surgery not Osteopathy. (it BT b TeMars fov Te (hat would turn @ hideous prejudice, a slimy and un-American super-| Dog Not Consulted R e i o ts of Alaia Stion, which hus hecn threateneing to dominate our! « geo that they have produced a| (.I{rl ses Gl lHF.lt[ | : : e o it S Lublie life, but whieh after this will scarcely dave harkless dog In Washington. enses Ground Ry a however, by ice its head in the open. Such is the valne of “Reckon if the dog had been given ~ - %[ Helene W. L. Albrecht ALASKA, Igloo No. 6. the radicals who were utilizing the “Risi Trost™ oo 00y character as demonstrated by Gov. Smith,!his choice he would rather they hac %y al PHYSICAL THERAPIST | | Meeting cvery sccond Friday o for campaizn purpo: and the Committee on Mer- o w0 and out hefore his fellow-citizens for nmrn‘;""hlf‘" of his 1 instead ot his il Medical Gymnastics Massage each month at 8 o'clock p m. Cardsg chant Marine and Fisheries was too busy with the ypan twenty years. The very jewel of his life has DM | . v . . 1 ac Ble Ly and refreshments. At Moos. Hall and shipping matters it involved to have hear- pean his unquestioned integrity. Not even his bit-| Giatas e Tecuid rass e | Ml;-’;‘}\i;;"")llm'\‘ml:{ldd JE(E p:‘l"“"c' ,‘,l""r“"‘“ Mrs. Fdna Radonich, President; tngs and consider (e matter terest political oponent h:nl« wnln)w-I{I 1'!”:')'"1‘1';:'#;4” o e e G R e & Bad BivEts THE s bR } [ g 'M:s. Minnie Hurley, Secretery. P ‘ ‘he o 8t ¢ whole| iv are g ] b 209 % — that, And when he stands up before the Whole) nivorce were ky Sixth and Gold St. Phone 5703 | e U AR ALOON LEAGUE DICTATION country, as a good Catholic and declares that Inl Aupaq STRAYER LA W ANTI-S DISREGARDED. Tarly this month the Anti-Saloon League picked out u bunch of men whom it 1 it would permit the Demoo to nominate for President without In other words it indicated that if the Demo s would nominate MeAdoo, Meredith, Glass, Bark- Owen or Donahey it would not turn loose its against nped fund of some $2.500,000 Party, It President Coolidge mpaign Democratic likewise s with Lowiden for the roval and Gov Republican nomination That this sta t the Anti-Saloon T.e a4l and nst the Smith for Pr After the tement was meant as 4 warning mie would use all of its campaign nominated Gov oughly ths hired men in 2 vigorous Democratie sident was understood. | announcement v however, Senator Glass, one of the An'i League tions, | indicated that he would be content with the nom- ination of Gov. Smith. Then came Gov. Donahey| with his enthusfasiic approval of the answer of Gov. Smith to the Marshall letter, and further| indications ‘that in spite of the Anti-Saloon League| warning Gov. Smith i getting stronger and stronger | as the date for the seleetion of delegates to thel National Convention draws nearer | Now has hegun its comes the word that the Anti-Saloon League | fight The battle! n the primaries and, t, and if not to the pe against Gov. Smith will be waged Democratic it wiil] there convention recessful he carried The indications ave at the Anti-Saloon League will hurt itself far more than it il damage the ~hances of v. Smith to g the Democeratic nominag tion In a statement made by anti-Smith Democra the oth day it was admiited that he will have| 463 vote To the 1 of delegates conceded to Gov. Smith friends of the latter have added 277-— making T10 in all Even with the two-thirds rule in effect thi eight votes more than enough for the nomination. The Democrats are not taking dictation from Wayne Wheeler and Dr. Clarence True Wilson KEEP THE MIND OPEN. 7 Dr Alice E. Johnson., psychiarist, in advice Guoted by The Empire the other day suaid that “decision is necessary for growth,” and urged that one should not ves and no at the same time. There is no question about the latter part of the advice, but the statement uabout “decision being will not stand by itself with- out qualification, Probably Dr. Johnson did not mean that one should crowd himselt to a decision. It one has not made up one's mind on a question the decision cught to be deferred unless circum- stances make a decision necessary. Oue _hould ke2p his mind open, if possible, on mooted questions until knowledge and reason force a conclusion upon which necessary for growth” to base a decision. Of cou if circumstances make it necessary for one to decide upon anything the decision must be made upon the application of reason and judgment to the knowledge in hand, and then it should be stated openly and above hoard. How- ever, there is nothing in crossing a river before it is reached that counts for growth. RETIREMENT OF COMMISSIONER M'LAUGHLIN. The retirement of George V. McLaughlin from the office of Commissioner of Police of New York City has attracted Nation-wide attention. Papers from the Atlantic to the Pacific and the Canadian Border to the Gulf of Mexico have commented upon it and regretted it. While not yet forty yvears of age Commissioner McLaughlin, admittedly, has been the hest head of the Police Department New York has had in many years, if not, indeed, in the hmory. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 192 e e e—————. i || all civil matiers the Church is subordinate to the State, the old charge that this is not true cannot he without ac ing Alfred Smith of falze- It do | | T . Success Hint % t pay to waste your time | 3, z — Valen l(n::s O}rtlval Department vatsed again Physician and Surgeon DR. ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY CITY TRANSFER 00 It will require hardihood to do that. They going around so much, There is thef | | COAL, WOOD, BAGGAGE hood 1 0!l e B L ans A 53 I may be hereafter hole-and-corner whisperings ahout Mevolving door that doesn't do_any- || R. L. DOUGLASS | Oftice: 420 and 422 Gold- AND KINDLING > dango oo m the White House, there NNE but go around and it neveri| opTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST ! steln Buiding, Phone 582 Stand at City Cafe—Day or the danger of such a man in the White s zats anywhere 1 L Vi may he gossip in the cellarage, hints, nudges, winks, Labdliil T 2y ! Room 16, Valentine BldG. | [ . e TR n Night—@Phone 277 innuendoes, hut mo one will come out into the light! Appropriate ( | Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and | o — = | of day and assert that Gov. Smith Is a liar. ' “Why do you call your old mm.,.” by Appointment | 01d papers ror sale at The Dmpire [g His answers to Mr. Mar I's questions are p. a9 ked the meighbor. : s =il » downright, explicit, categorical. Every one of the — “Bocause,” snapped the woman, e \q “imputations” thrown upon him as a devout Catholic is so hard to get it to take m HELIABIE TRAI\SFER he denies and rejects in good set terms. So doing, places | want to go." Tue Chias W. CARTER MORTUARY Phone 149 Pes. 148 Gov. Smith is not eaking for himself alone; PRy \ i f COURTESY and GOOD SERVICE he makes a solemn protest in bhehalf of millions of e w‘m"\‘ iu:‘.‘.::f:: 2:‘-41?1*‘1?"““ | “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Our Motto American citizens, perhaps one-sixth of our whole ‘“ SRR Ll ] R ,-‘;;(l-“ g 2ival i 2 needs. " lin St. I 136 —— = population. The attempt has heen made to conzider p o "I‘m"gh i e m‘;p‘ N be Corper 4th and Franklin St Phone | T » them, in the matter of election to the highest office "o hig wife pull all the weeds. _) - Joid ™ in the land, as proscribed class. All others n iy s cpegppes g = ————— - " 4 » pire, they 1 not. When the first steps were Unélads Intohmation | R S T iy . E ! PLASTERING m i Catholic Bmancipation in England, and, Getting up early ta mow ths lawe. PREP ARE YOURSEI F i CEMENT WORK | Catholics were allowed to vote but not yet to hold is mo way to make a hit with thel 4 CONTRACTING office, it was an Indignant Protestant Englishman neighbors. . C. W WR[CHT :)T;. l’i::ldll::“:‘nn:sh”:;ul':‘);“i'lzl“ it “:lill“:flnl:v:\vl‘:;:lt More or Less True } tart lt ny mount | PHONE 181 ) ATHOHCH ;i o e con . Al you can say for somo gi them to wear prison garh. It is this garment which; & Yo% 00 9% A0 | mi“hfy s THERE IS NOTHING DISAGREEABLE ABOUT : L s Gov. Smith has now torn off his co-veligionists in g5 00 mE BT dest. i STARTING A BANK ACCOUNT 7 g the United _States. Any public man who can SIgn| [jjs marriage couldn't be any hap- E z ) Foe e el his mame as a Catholic to the moble profession of piar it he thinks just as much of the ' It Only Requires The Will To Act i1 PrAN DRESSMAKING patriotic faith with which Gov. Smith concludes preacher who tied the knot as hef A GREAT MANY PEOPLE think they should have a Coa; Relinin, und‘ AlterfltiQns his answer to Mr. Marshall cannot be held barred) ————————== - o) hundred dollars before they can open a bank account Next to Allen Shattucks from the Presidency, unless intolerance and higotry NOTICE OF A¥PLCIATION i WILL DO Mrs. _l McDonald ’ succeed in barring our best. ' i FOR PATENT 1 $1.00 i SEWARD ST. | In turning over to Father Duffy, the Irish Chap-| | TARTING = = . lain of an Irish vegiment, the work of replying to! Serial No. 06350 3 Mr. Marshall's historical and legal and theological{In the United States Land Office for IS THE SECRET OF ACCUMULATING arguments, Gov. Smith called in the aid of a mili-} " the Juneau Land District at An- THE l( tant champion This part of the rejoinder to .\Ir.1 chorage. Alaska. INS RANCE Marshall is lively and effective rveading, thoughijn the Matter of the Applicatior . N . lB k without the personal and emotional quality of what{ of J. M. DAVIS, of Junean, Al irst [Nationa an Allen Shattuck. Ine Gov. Smith himself wrote. Father Duffy makes| aska, for a Soldier's Additional oy 2 effective use of many citations from members of| Homestead. | OF JUNEAU FIRE (he Catholic hicrarchy in America. Historic he [NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That| | Property Loss leclaves that many of the points raised by M. é[)ll- "f\\:“‘ ficitiaen of the United| S FEE NS R SR Business Interruption Marshall belong to the “limbo of defunct contro-|States, and resident of Juneau, Al- Use and Occupancy M ] . % S aska, has filed application serial No. versies.”” There is a tacit admission that the (Mll_"' 06350 in the United States Land e lie Church in the United States, with regard to its|ogice Anghorage. Aliike b Cargo relation to the civil power, is not what it has been|patent for a tract of land embraced Hulls in the past, nor even what it is today in somelin U. S. Official Survey No. 1565 Registered Mail other countries. This lies implicit in some of thelsituated on the east shore of Gas- AUTOMOBILE quotatins made by Father Duffy. We all kunow it to tineau Channel, approximately four Fire and Transportation We also know that sometimes, in some|(4) miles northwest of the Town of Collision the influence of certain priests and prelates ‘;‘(:,“el“s‘” Q“‘"‘;‘:i i" Latitude 58 deg. Property Damage has been used in politics. But the same is true of|yg, o ‘“‘“‘1' Pfll“l‘::"lfi’l‘::"‘l‘;’e (;gstr:l:egd-' Lilgili Metliodlats. and aptists: for estibioee s 18 LERE 08 faa rollova! ot This bank endorses the clean up cam- CASUALTY | them at this moment. it s abhorren ath- “Beginning at corner No. 1 Compensation olics to be told by thelr spiritual rulers how they| whence U.S.L.M. No. ..4 hears 5 : . Public Liability ought to vote, it is no less abhorrent for Methodist| N. 26 deg. 26' W. 26,88 chaing paign. Clean premises and a liberal Accident and Health Bishops to attempt to control the political activity distant; thence E. 19.09 chains LIFE H of the communicants of their Church. Neither ought to corner No. 2; thence 8. 5.74 . to he heard of in free America. Both go counter| chains to corner No. 3; thence use of paint enhances the value of real All Forms by meanders along the line of mean high tide of Gastineau Channel as follows: to the Constitution of the United States. Both should ihe bunished from our public life estate. Juneau is prosperous, make her It is unnecessary to ask whether !\Ilr.| ; (1) N. 69 deg. 40 W. 2,26 article in the April Atlantic was intended to embar-| chaing +0 88 3 o {rass and hamper Gov. Smith. Whatever its purpose,| (2) N. $2 deg, 68 W. 10.99 look the part. Pride in your property it gave the Governor a great opportunity. He has chains s A i risen to it with magnificent public spirit. When a (3.) N. 73 deg. 17" W. 2.22 begets pl‘lde in your home town. With- man has the unaffected simplicity, the open record chains and the direct methods of Gov. Smith, he cannot ‘(4,) N. 64 deg. 00’ W. 3.03 | in le itimatc lines we are willing to co- be staggered or made to dodge by ‘‘posers” put to "h‘:‘sm; N e e & him by political opponents. With his honest thought : i 8 . L B o 7 jas a :lllllclvm armor, and shining good faith as his ch;:l;;; N. 31 deg. 00 W. 0.57 operate Wlth you in th(‘, lmpovemem of (only skill, he is ready to meet every doubt or in- chains to corner No., 1 the‘plfnce |sinuation that would go to cloud the sincerity of{ of Dbeginning, containing an [ your pl‘Opel'ty. his patriotism. This the Governor has now done. area of 7.124 aczes.” He has done it without heat or resentment, but has| Any and all persons claiming ad-| |inade a thorough job of it. And the language in ,“’"59’)' any of the above described which he clothed what might be called his American |\ ’:‘,“’“{{’ filo their adverso ciaiuilt Credo, at the end of his article, will he read by|ogice l:: A:il:;i: ‘;' f‘hle E S. Land all open-minded Americans as not only the utter-|the period of pub‘ll’cau:; :‘r 'filltlll::n unce of a transparently honest soul, but as anldays thereafter or they will b{ inspiring message of appeal and guidance for alllbarred by the provisions of the|' his fellow-countrymen, statute. 4 ! Dated at Anchorage, Alaska, this Secretary Mellon has appointed Mr. Haynes Acting|l4th day of March, 1827, Prohibition Commissioner, but noobdy yet has henrdl J. LINDLEY ("t‘lEEth' 4 A ", " eglster. (G.le:;en;l Alulrev.u lh-oul. Vive le Roy!"— (Boston First publication’ April 2 1‘"‘!.’ ! {Last publication Jume 8, 1922, The B. M. Behrends Bank OLDEST BANK IN.ALASEA ALLEN SHATTUCK Inc. Insurance — Real Estate JAPANESE TOY SHOP H. B. MAKINO Front Street P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders e THE CLUB LUNCH A ROOM o YT IS S Proprietor | y 'THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG ERT, MOST UP-TO-DATE ANV I'BST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING mnmt‘:.nn. s