The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 13, 1927, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1927. EBLLEBE GIVES ALONG LIFE’S PROFESSIONAL vzls PROFESSIONAL P Fraternal So i Q TOT I g Gh : " g % 4 " i l S DE h) DETOUR Robert Simpson DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Cha Opt. D. Ang Ny Largest Graduation Class . ot ! ; ) 9 'ts Bachelor Degrees from Alaska College. Swedish Women Teacher Dr. Charles P. gl M ; Travels by Airplane| iy \rgonauts of the ke M Never Miss 'Em that 1 And . y yeo. L. Barton CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bldg CHIROPRAGTIC An Oid Timer | One from Boocby Houce Osteop varriors scaled the wall,” felene W. L. Albrecht i i ity De : S: Would—So Would the matter « e for farc | el y unimportant : g 5 ark od ow'd be surprised sl > ; If you but knew ) G au and R The kind of thing 3 3 1 and Gold Folk Wy 0 ou! Fourth and Harri Rifth and Gol explax il : Geo Butro ! Boin As Often As Suckers Fifth 3 ! : the building of road 1 It i 1 3 Beventh Gole 3 he $20 prize ed by Pre ! t is a dull week in the rumor . 1 g 4 Fifth end Kenned Ninth, back of power hou Calhoun 1 promises to hasten the exploit osits the developmen mond Hood for the 1 wetory when ther t 1 t innouncement of the engagem 1ld be retarded but for those intrepic 2 opp. Juneau Apt T Valentine's Optical Dept 1 8 1 t » ) f the Prince of Phily < : ' | | ool o AT R. L. DOUGLASS er and des wre not .1 1 the W i L 1 ind Optometrist : . L oy 2 Valefftine Bldg Park More or Less True : hern h m. to 6 p. m. and he UMD Some people find so much fault Twelfth and Willou " Appointment b eNAn heing ALASKA COLLEGE ghvitn lts yoylwonder Wi they L At RS REPGED i | tin ot somehody el bother about sending for a doctor 1 Seatte Time i | s8N ess Insure your e of the nctivity of the United St MEN PRAISE WORK | whon they got sick e ————————A || axainst’ personal nabiity nt, tourist travel to ka this year I to establish new high records. Inter OF INSTIRUTHRN L i vithn Rt sty Tue Ciuas W. Carter MorTUARY b ‘ ad and the wors ) the Government in its railroad between Sewar nanages to annex about as much el P i in T taryland nd Fairbg prompts Federal authoritie r lie A. Marchand, professor of | yphappiness as a poor one do “The Last Service is the Greatest Tribute Sorn g a cost surprisin xploit the wonders of the Northland g and French at the Alaska|when she marries one with a past What's become of tha old-fash t Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 fet the particwlar ding to ¢ wcement of the Interior| Ag al Coll tion e and School n epartment, Moun ional Park wil'| Mines for the last four years, and f Dorval 0to visiors by 1 this season Instead| john @. McCombe o med woman who thought keev- Allen - Shattuck. Ined 7 eraduatles fing on living with her brute of notoriety of a divorce ng ecars. Within ed area camp accom-| south on the ss Lou in form ummers. The park cav | Quebec, one of the 19 suit? mummy, but the mummy has th the loftiest mountain on the North Americar e will, after visiting in | o sl i THERE IS NOTHING DISAGREEABLE ABOUT MORRIS ntinent an r above the base than|Siafes and Canada for a few | g STARTING A BANK ACCOUNT any other e world's towering peaks lea will veek for France. H i Exce Yellowstone, Mount McKinley Park| ;... "in gh school at B ”{;'M‘l Sutomobile bas shout "¢ It Only Requires The Will To Act CONSTRUCTION CO. : the horse, bu algo under the United Sta lag anc wx, France, next year and o | yeening ",“ ,l,‘,‘\:u;‘, m,‘,,,,‘)‘ ,-“4 fa- | A GREAT MANY PEOPLE think they should have a ALL KINDS OF ost graduate work : at \]“ | mities on the, jump trying to pay hundred dollars before they can open a bank account versity of Bordeaux. It is his 3 | TEN I 1 1 for dead horses yr \J \/’ minor function of the, Aluskan railrond| \¢"jurention to retur to the A |17, dead howses. $1.00 WILL DO CABINE lopment of the interior of the Territory) \o' Agricu 1 Coll 8 . g . . rht & it There is no greater difference most extensive game Mr. McCombe, who majc IS THE SECRET OF ACCUMULATING and mining and got his o : between any two thi than a THE Prohibition’s Promises. pgree thls year, is on his walliponts “ubroarious lawghter at th o his home in Montreal, and will immotiately " become. amocisal| 5204, STy hes fust ot First National Bank Plate and Window : painful expr GLAS ummer | Says Bernard N. Hicks of the Anti oon t large copper mining com- | gon on his wife's face | OF JUNEAU et n known to| league More liquor is made, sold and consumed| pany that is operating in the : : There’s always something nice ¢ » State] ! Washington) t at any time since pro-| Rouyn district in Eastern Canada. B2 o o ain shout ek any. [T o e e e e e MORRIS hibitio His br o are not observing the Volstead Act,” his work for a degree. The Me | Liters thing, and with the phonograph 3 CONSTRUCTION CO. \ a funny thing. A man ‘ Said the prohibitionists, including Mr. Hicks | Combe brothers began their col not so many parents we them selves out driving their kids to BUILDING CONTRACTORS practice on the piano and listen ing to 'em after they finally g | o St o T g M i S B 8 ook [can get more kick out of buying Tue Juneau LAunDry 150 Aot e Sopky Jalls; 10]lege work with the Alaskd Colle#ely wiod filvver on ihe ~$10° gown o the consumption of alcoholic lgquor: it|. its opening. John McCombe lanq $5 a month plan for his. fam The abundance of the in better times for children; it will| misced ome year but has been « 7 than’ hta AR Heluhhor do N ean-up polities.” | student at the college for four of | gtroet does out of planking dow s P e A 't does planking dow. 5 well i |n1.r vears. I ,,,],,,11,., has | 5000 for a pedigreed pup. h the seed falling on missed two years, including th 7e never -y ave seen a wife o Another thing to be blamed, no doubt, on the|jast We never yet have seen a wife | in{ b dnuetls : ; . ood ground. Care in LR L sl | queer American idea that a debt is - somethir Collade: Dolng Bine s0 angelic that she just loved to | ¢ & & er, who had three yeais Says Bernard N. Hicks of the Anti-Saloon|at the rbanks school, em- | u e dren of 13 and 14 are being used|ployed by a mining company in peddle »onshine in this te.” he Province of Quebec. It is hi Says nard N. Hicks of the Anti-Saloon| intention, perhaps next fall, {o gue: “There re too many men in public life| return to Fairbanks and complete at it Franklin Street, between harvest depends upon}| | Tront and Second Streets | PHONE 359 . e o | sit back and listen for I 5t 5 1 A H 0 be paid, is Britain's intention to drop the dole| - pon Prof, Marchand and My, R i o “’;"”""“‘”‘("“h ‘“j 2, saving part of your They all X ecasionally ystem: It cost her. last year $§250,000,000.—| McCombe are enthusiastic bood: g S B £ : Buffalo Courier and Express.) 4 great he is and what great things ers for the Alaska College and eurnings and placing ) he's gonna do—someday. 1 PROMINENT WOMAN PROHIBITIONI ; TS {Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, its Presi sty them where they will SAYS PROHIBITION HAS FAILED. According to a scientist there will be on {dent. They say that it has been Daily Sentence Sermon tanding Toom loft anywhere in 300 yesrs unless! guing excellant work: indtthat MRE Kit) a1 furnor may start tron - : Mldiiply contains the nd Olg|@ war is started meanwhile to make the world e P g e (Debiate. Newe) outlook is that the freshman classf{ble, but an idle tongue never S(‘fld 0[ y‘)ul' fl]h]l‘c e next fall’ will have mot less thap |does. i e 7 3 If-made cynic remarks that though base.|(hirty members. It is also expect e financial success. As you sow, so will you reap. it SO e T e "’“ W0UEBH DASE-| iy & dozen or so students foy News of the Names Club i 2 : £ e by, (rooked, the Red vitchers cam'tiyg ainer olnsses who hava donSl]| Brnie Cash, af Lexinton, was|{ Now.is the time to save. S SRR AR e nelnnathl conege work in the States. Among | married last week—and he'll need Quar roamt b SO . i e the latter will be three from Mon-|to now. < tionist te t i favor : i - v onie | tana, two from Colorado and” ors e P One Dollar or More Will Open ¢ * th ) 4 ¥ - Fhey say Llloyds will insure anything, Which! . A 4 of the Vol i from New Mexico. MARINE, AUTOMOBILE and RADIO BATTERIES “Insist on Quality” proi P R ERent - Ghe ) Nitidi basl it hard to understand why the Democratic ey . ] ) arly has never ‘taken out a policy (Toledo | failed St 5 t I re going to have T 200 BIDS WILL BE Savings Account ATTENTION MASONS Received on or before June 17, their liquor” and sh n the name of hu / .y There will be a stated comi|1237, at 8 o'olock P. M. at the ity that they be a 1 et “good liquor” in Trial by and water used to be considered munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge|$ffice of the City :‘Yi"""nf"’t"”\:; pretty tough by the ancients, but it was nothing|No. 147, . & A. M.,.in Odd Fel-|Bouse known as the Rustga She declare ¢ Government to regu-;to trial by modern fire-water.—(Cincinnati En- stead of the “‘poison” € now drinking Gastineau Electric Co. ] PHONE 416 lows' Hall. Monday evening at|hoUSe together with foundation, A G a0 | M B % heating plant, fences, etc., now Jate liquor selling in s bding sold | quirer.) [7:30 o'clock. Work in tlee BE. A. i My withont tion of any ! — N Degree. Visiting Brethren -con-|OR Lot 6, Block 22, Townsite of e b. . enrendas bpan . . % : 7 g i A Juneau, the same to be removed |- Discussion of the third-term issue is golng to invited. By order of the A Mri. Welton comes from ‘A very -prominent] ; 3 e e oM SN Welton ; M " Nen | inerease, says Mark Sullivan. “Second elsctive|M, . CHAS NAGHEL, Aot later than July 18, 1937. City Southern family (the family) and after OLpEST BANK IN ALASKA | term,” please Mr. Sullivan.— (Boston Globe.) | —adv. . Hacbliney. [[BMEE iRbt Lo Teject ‘Any. " or graduation by . married a Congress ¥ 3 4 all bids. wan. 1e be ter and public speaker L T TO T In the intorest woma trage and Prohibi-' au 0ld papers for sale at The Kmpire. i | | i 3 ) i Why dpes the flood keep on? It had beaten' Order your sawmill wood today| (Signed) School (‘A»mmmele nt! :'l:e records some time ago.— (Philadelphia Rec- from Seryice Transfer Co., sole s g?{lln;:;'llfi:‘;;l:l of the tion and on education topics. She was given llll:l‘ur(l ) | distributors. | —adyladv. y 3 . i