The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 9, 1927, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1927. they kr v how « 5 - s : » PROF SIONAL ] y e | ALONG LIFE e : ; ’ ,” Fraternal Societies | test : : ok JONN W. [ROY - - - N iat he fs always o word, T'id da 3 T - $ 2 2y Sir M 3 y Robert Simpson Gastineau Channel . r ) men DETOUR EMPIRE PRINTING COMI « I being overworked, Opt. D. Streets, J t » fit o | By SAM HILL DENTISTS Los Angeles Col- ||| B. P. 0. ELKS Optometry and d 3 G n Bldg M Opt! ology PHO In Class By Itseif s shrun} ’ Glasses Fitted iy They're lot of ‘er ¢ t Linkies Gitdi Enow we But Linc y € " ) t T g E One we v G asitOna s hat u 5 J\“‘,)“J' A | Dr. Charles P. Jenne || up ! m Aiter 1 10 no telephone ENTIST c 3 e Bodias late tho; Just Aftér n he skirt renfals for the, iomih ol Inly it A I wgorl . Thtonky ind torky Everybo i re just ‘ ese modern won | be accepted at a discount.|| Rooms 8 and 9 Val & Peclaratic £ 1 each oth « 1 » better at holding office tha emittances by mail must| | Ruid il A ¢ t ¢ holding husbznds wark «of not later than| Kol i 1 owled th otn,{ ine sufirage W st unt date. Pleace hc| 3 { of Freemasonry Scottish Rite incondi.| 0 me and I want you t uly person as umpopul JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS| 4 A o out ot th ‘ reavy ady TELEPHONE CO. | A. W. Stewart L ¥ DENTIST gan the| Add Definitions is the g : iR A o | Diploma—The entrance card in ) hint X . ALARM CALLS : o - ) the school of experience ) i 3 e BUILI Presidents Go Vacationing: 1¢ 1904 prom oy o ¢ 4n Frankiin and 1927, | Kol ¢ 1 thing ) but U 5 o r oK A sa ight from the window |\ iding goes merrily o ( (Seattle Star.) | m o woman believ ot we ont, opj t art YR > It came to pass in the summertime the| And he from his old haunts are | man’s husband's ecce 1 ) ear. Saw Mi Dr. W. . I ident leaned back in his chair, sni the | i ndla maddening as e of L i 2 em_(iro PYSICIAN ATt fotrers: thobuah & White T tle to'd his wife she talked too|owr ; by, « > FTX IO ry mu here are a ‘grea Office—Second and- Main that he’d no longer nobiles’ than psed 1y c x . Telephone 18 listen There ¢ an nd bethought himse vacation according habits and desire ‘ was in 1887 n 1904; and in the vear te Christlan cra, 1927. And thus they | widows thar went vacationing Waste of Time be ) and Rawn Way. | | ™ - S ARSR Bom Iy s bl Grover Cleveland: A stout, ruddy-faced gen hen a man is orderly arow 34 Second and Goid | B N GEN. PATRICK‘S WARNINGS. ! tloman sitting In a flat-bottomed boat on a caln b roni bl housa he is apt to be D Raril and Harvta 1 Gol {forest lake. An old and faded straw hat is pulled Huh! What's the u if she nky about it n \ his W Fifth and Gold g 0 o 121 T like mine, she thinks traffic rule I f Gen.. Patrick’s warnings regarding the devel-idown over his eyes and there's a stone jug of t as mad as h ik Bast 7 to 8 or by ap 1 | lon't t 1 P e nd Gold opment of air navigation are timely., He warns|water and a packet of sandwiches back on ajdon't apply to women drivers any the other extremo 1 Gold n ; oo A d pa andwich A on @ h I r 1.9 § and Kenned . 57 KNIGHTS OF way very wife ¢ COLUME try to post my wifr against the 5 of o many irresponsible|thwart against lunch time. back of power hou flying schools, the danger of the organization| - The ruddy-faced ntleman yanks his fly 5 e she thinks there ough 2 i S opp;. Junéau ¢! trom the water and tosses it back with a prac mong Other Things a law prohibiting man Kye. sad Indtan St jced fllp of the wrist. An old red bandanna| We now.can devote a little time| o\, myrrying 1t h A rich| | 4 ) and Calhoun. to picking out green canteloupes, | | fat r. Ge 7 miany landing flelds at large cost in places where|lS hauled from his pocket to mop the red facef ™ o s e T nele to die and leave " Seventh and_ Main | Dr. Geo. L. Barton 3 and 1 away the mosquito clouds fortune L o Twelfth, at Northern L'dry CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bldg. they will not be used g Mg Mol B B DGR 3 Twelfth and Willoughby ’v evening the sturdy gentleman, filled u‘w e i R L RV Skl s U loughby Oftice Hours 10 1o i2: 3 Lo o B e . on i mhouldar,. strofl 9D {0 & modeat. eabin ) all her R e el Home G %; and by appointment. Phone 269 AURILTARY, MBNESRS BF practical DI : s right there|anq fries his own trout. Afterward he sits or She's always true Wi e SEadel i hy i e EABRACTIO ALASKA, 1GLOO No. 6. 1 nan begins to - £ t the practice of Medicine, | CUMEIIININ, IR IN0e 0 of air navigation companies for the purpose selling stock and against the building of t In short, Gen. Patrick urges conservative and| is not a que m doubt The public is par-ithe pc he forest moonlight E never knocks ‘ he T moonligh invests in golf Surgery nor Osteopathy 1 4 Friday ticularly interested in the second of his warnings.| Theodore Roosevelt: A stocky, virile man| 3 h her knees d¢ L X " -77;7” 2 ‘7 7‘ 3 | the broad WELCOME CAFE + 7 The situation is one that does not warrant the|aboard a restive horse. Around him % 3 z aily Seniei erm M adiethicig mer y Front Street peddling of stock through ‘salesmen to the general|prairie, whimpering In the summer wind. Over New One on Hep i s 0. o public for the purpose of establishing alr lines,|the crest of a hill a ranch house, in a dusty Pa,” said Mrs. Corntassol b S kit HOME COOKING felene W. Albrecht peddler of |barnyard, with cowboys and half-broken horses|you ever know dates had ey many people uld rath 1 | PHYSICAL T \PIST \nel| Milling in the hot sunshine What are you king about? e SIACA L A. Eaglund, Pron. | Medical Gymnas Mass | The Afric veldt, and the stocky man, in|jemanded her husband A i 4 ) § Electric izt & . [hunting shorts and wide brimmed hat tramping| «well, Hiram writes from col-| k Kga i 2 Ay 410 Goldstein Bl Ry e, organisers, gt |along, gun cradled in his hairy arm, looking)jege that he's ‘got a blind ’ ol e L a0 : ¢ Phone—Office p one should invest a single cent in air{g,. ljons, Around a campfire at night he tells|for Saturday night." % 3 and the public should require any such stock to make showing as to the persorn is organization, the amount of money investec o say is that Ida Sweat - navigation companies without first talking to his|giories and swaps information with naturs 3 Yat i Bartow, Fla i | ONE WAY TRAFFIC banker. That is a good rule to follow regard-|ists. . . d YRRy o o1 8 o : ing any investment in somebody else’s busin A South American river, and the stock man \ffi'f’ '?,.,,T?::,gsml,?\:I'””:”:ju il ! i 'fR.QIIOSED } ‘D“' ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY in tattered elothes, plunging through the steam-|,.niv day?" asked the Thoughtfuil i bkl "tl“»ll‘ A":‘""wlnlw | ‘ ing jungle to splash into a mosquito-infested| q,y ;“"'!“, ‘:‘f"_. \\‘: Il.r.\n Y;m[) | pool. Miles of the hardest kind of marching WA ot et femoral: dhi. vepratel | o " “| ‘:1‘“1'1 Highway gas ‘ fever and wild animals around about. . . . sighed the man who was living ing the to § the | | Calvin Coolidge: Advance guards of scientists ! Phy and Surg ot 420 and 422 Goldstein Building. Phoie 582 : Glacler Ta Night Call 436 yeyond his means {tes the public e | a5 S £ ont oy g okl At g | cOmb the country to discover a place free from ¥ 3G S Ly "_‘"]»" ‘:’“ vl'“"ll"‘ 't“ “"'!l"';'f‘ | . moyess he poet and the editor Who| naqquftoes, At lengfh they) report success . . with in directing traffic | & — have left the greatest imprint upon "“'“““‘"“lh.uh N huilE. /Magvat gareiE MM SRR e HRunmn‘gI F;".ther Time nagqet: on the loop in one direction Valentine's. Optical Dept. | lite, ‘More than 100,000 votes were cast, Ralph|and banish all persons of independent, thought| T, & retting so a vingag only. Cars moving north over | | | R. L. DOUGLASS Tho-best driver A fhe worl t is getting so a night 1 || new Mendenhall bridge | Optician 1 Optometrist iave an accident. It fsn’t Connor was overwhelmingly chosen as the novelist{within a radius of 20 miles. Men toil over the|, Room 16 alentine Bld lways > driver’s fault. Yet )y 5, Vale e Bldg. s ‘ 1 € he frequently has to | " CANADAS LITERARY LIGH The young people of the United Church of tanada have just had an election to choose the { 3 ’ : s just the time required X\ around the loop. | of greatest influen n individuals and the na-l1hills carrying cans of trout which they plant] “p 0 0 00 con flight | JACK Mc¢DONALD, Secretary | Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and i | tional life of the country. Pauline Johnson was | carefully_in a stream. £ 3 sy o ol The “great day arri Splendid 1tmous R j | Glacier. Taxl Association carry the gréat man from his private car to his by Appélntment no chances on bein -+ . e - tim of somebody else's care- Poor Men # = | lessness Insure yourself path Dougall was voted to be the greatest editor kb kA 4 “Par said Clarence, “what g o ° et - - — e against personal lability. Let Ralph Connor, Dr. Charles Gordon in real life,| B e Olthey mean by ‘the worm turn 4 the insurance company carry no are poste the load and the worr was a Presbyterian clergyman with a pulpit in| ARV oo attend the President con-| -Tuh!” Erovled his dad. Mg ) Tue Cras W. CARTER MORTUARY We will ‘write you a poliéy Winnipeg where he gathered into his congrega-| o vefers to the married ones ” ) [| |, We v write you a policy tion a large number of intellectuals. His church e woodt e ldhats w i mb daln’ the: atockeapiaust . mean Syury. pay TRAUSS “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Company at a cost rising - - ] 1y smali. t the particwlar Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 | without" ebligation, AUTOS FOR HIRE i T, R U INSURANCE chosen as the greatest poet and Dr. John Rad- joined in the union and he is now a member of stream while game wardens wait With bated| ccmmmr e e rc e e re e e e es s s e the United Church of Canada. Most of his novels|breath, and telegraph lines are held open to record) | have a religlous theme and he is inclined tofthe coming event. ; ! glorify Scotch Highlanders and the influence of Thus three American Presidents took vacation|} the Presbyterian cle Which is natural enough[-——in 1887; in 1904; and in the year of the { because they are identified with the experien Christian cycle, 1 —each according to his t B ik e s nioet fieniliar Alove gili| SeuisTand destves. o el D \W(ViE BRIGHTEN ,-----N_,,-,,M---,A¥l ,‘-,,-,,,,--4,,,,-,--,,,,-,----,-,‘“-,,-,,,N,4‘ PREPARE YOURSELF Fire, Life, Liability, Marine :’Q‘Q‘.;:‘vl:;lu.]"' B e School at Koyuk. e il S"f"{i,‘if’f sriglie Start W ith’ Any A"lount | 4 The Prince Rupert News contains the follow bl e < 7. 1} Covici Auro fil-'.ll\'l(-l-‘»% THERE IS NOTHING DISAGREEABLE ABOUT MORRIS ing concerning Dr. Dougall, long editor of the (Hastings, Neb., Tribune.) - | Juneau, Alaska The Government is to establish a school this STAND AT THE ARCTIC STARTING A BANK ACCOUNT Montreal Witness, the greatest editor: AR A T ‘ e e Toaran b i i RO summer in the Eskimo village of Koyuk, Alaska. / MEohe RaL SeR L NiEhY It Only Requires The Will To Act CONSTRUCTION _CO. It is interesting to know that this the re- A GREAT MANY PEOPLE think they should have a ALL KINDS OF an example of a man who like Frank sult of the outgrowth of voluntary wo on the Oliver of Edmonton, has made good while being a financial failure. The part;of two mative girle from Yoyuk, who iSRSl [ T R D C 1BINF‘T Dally Witness, over the destinies of for ".1”‘,'".»} o ,j”“‘!lfl'\“‘“ B ““;“”;"""t‘)‘,“‘;:"“’: There’s joy in giving good MILLER’S TAXT $1.00 WILL DO A M which he presided, went under. It could i snother: yiliage WY QDL 1 o 4 service S A 5 ~ not survive the changing conditions and grade themselves, on their return home the girls, G R N R | : . STARTING AND on .their own initiative, organized a school of ¥ : Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska mode of thought of the younger genera IS THE SECRET OF ACCUMULATING 3 thirty persons, children and grown-ups, nonme of|} Tk spirit of helpfulness, JARS W 'ERS \irty persons, children and grown-ups, none o e it of helpfulness CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS W | NIII;L W()RI& tion Yet Dr. Dougall has kept on the sty Bhpér wud made it & pawss in whom could read or write. This was the starter.|{ which gives service of the B ot fhiaikh fia” strond Then the community got busy and built a (log{} human kind—brings HAPPI- o R TR A 0 ! Pl i articles, One of his associates writing of school-house where the sixteen-year-old girls|{ NESS. The sick and the help-} I - - - Flrst N(ltlonal Bank ate and Window him is reported to have s taught eight months without remuneration. less know what a blessing a Bay Gad JIghe G iins A GLASS “He has been carrying the heavy PHONE 485 OF JUNEAU Such good progress was made by the pupils|{ Carlson taxi ride is when com- _—_— MORRIS s o tha doad with an squanioity that the Government decided to build a school-|}fort in transit is all—essen- grace and courage that would do credit house there. 3 4 tial. to a man half his age. He will be That is as it should be—and the building|{ Reasonable rates. eighty-six on August 17. His forward look, prowe and production are the wonder of all who know him. His cold BLUE BIRD TAXI |}|f~——e—"rvr————r—————————1i| CONSTRUCTION CO. SHORTY GRAHAM Stand at Bill's Barber Shop BUILDING CONTRACTORS | should be rushed fo completion within the month. \ Carlson’s Taxi and The Test of Success 3 Here’s a Good Idea from California. Ambulance Service morning shower and his three-mile walk 251 TAXI EPLinoe wre gungle, bridanoe, BL 41 (Seattle Star.) Stands at Alaskan Hotel and Stand Douglas Cigar Store ToE JuNeau LAuNDRY physical robustness. The Witness edi- torial pages testify that his mind is PUET— California has a good new law that North- Noland’s Corner Phone 251 Night Call 269 James J. Hill, one of the world’s great- Franklin Street, between L g his wife in a divorce complaint, with very little . i . Front and Second Streets venturous. With all his eighty-six y . G B 1 Tiu 105 L riking et chancé for punishment. Now, if he does, and a est railroad builders, said: “If you want PHONE 359 IT ¢ tho. have, A N o fails to prove it, he may be prosecuted for fraud M d - el W . tion who have, through the voice of Mok ool iy armon an to know whether you are destined to g a and clear, his sympathies are wide - alert and clear e FERRIAN W s make almost any sort of wild charge against | west States might copy. Hitherto, a man might Phones Single 0 and 314 PRTTen SRS | and keen, his spirit strong and ad- o 3 AR S L e e and sued by the - i‘.i.‘.:lu: people’s organizations, so honored N e 3 HOLMES TAXI A PR RT A good many characters have been wrecked Cadlllac PHONE 342 Y»y spiteful spouses who, in their burning enthus- MENCKEN CRITICIZED BY LABOR |lsm to be free, have given thelr Imaginations, | gy 000 Cars at Your Stand at Olympic Pool Hall DOCTOR reign in divorce complaints. Any law that dis- be a success or failure in life, you can JUNEAU casily find out. The test is simple and infallible. Are you able to save money? MUSIC courages this is a good law. Call Day and Night HOUSE A leading Union Labor paper that is finding At T TS T <y o SATISFACTORY i = : If not, drop out. You will lose. You it Qifficult to get away. from the strike idea and So it seems that Canadians smuggled about g z leult to get away from the strike idea andl, pjjon cigarettes into their country from the SERVICE 1l Green RiseoN TAxt may think not, but you will lose as sure PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT other quack nostrums that gained such II\’AUI\\:I United States every year. Perhaps that is to BE\" PHILIPS Pro- as you li Th d' of . during the unsettled days following the war, dis-| oqyget the liquor Americans smuggle from Canada. GUARANTEED hny.and ngh!.Servfée 4 Ve e seed ol success 18 o e gt o b g Stand at Senate Rooms . mot in you.” g SR s the ably breaks 7o and Vietor i but thinks he does more harm than good by dis-| The general opinion Seems to be that it isn't BERRY’S TAXI i PHONE 3232 ophonic couraging those who are trying to improve|important where the Vice-President spends his A R NS AT . things. vacation, and that anyway, & Vice-President|| Stand at Gastineau Hotel One Dollar or More Will Open an PHONOGRAPHS doesn’t need one.——(Cincinnati Bnquirer.) THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- Probably the trouble with this paper is that| PHONE 199 |EST. MOST UP-TO-DATE AND s . g { i | Mencken is just as exacting when he considers " BEST EQUIPPED JOB PIINTING Account in Qur Savings Department Expert Phonograph Repairing The American Association for Adult Educa- 4 |PLANT IN ALASKA ' the half-baked pana that are put forth by £ ti hould open 3 in ashington and Rair-brained shouters for the “down-trodden mass-| sao ir it 1s not. l:’s:;“::":'o o \:’omem’fng vy Z ; 01d models taken es” as he is when he discus: the smug and|gongress.— (Philadel -~ 5 f in trad S8, adelphia Inquirer.) o in o complaisant Babbits who believe that everything b h Day and Night Call Phone 94 ) ~_in life has been solved. His satiric shafts are St. Louis friends of Lindbergh report that b ! " aimed at demagogic labor leaders with the same|“he looked tired.” Why wouldn't he be tired? E- & Fq AXI TheB. M. Behrend8 Bank . deadly effect as when they are pointed at the|— (Cincinnati Enquirer.) " Anti-Saloon League or any of the other blocs which A ity BOTELHO BROS. i NOLAND’S CORNER venld getablish & super-government outside of| - Tracing matters back to their source, it ap: Seven-Passenger Sedan Service OvpesT BANK IN ALASKA PIG'N WHISTLE. CANDY h Sovided by the Constitution.|Peers that 'we wouldn’t have “bootleg murders” ?‘A‘ agencies provy or by the Constilution.ii,"we gign't have bootleggers, and we wouldn't / None Better—Box or Bulk ' o him all ‘humbugs and quacks look alike nO|y.ve pootleggers if we didn’'t have prohibition.— ¥ # } ”’bg what stratum of society they might ln-l (Cincinnati Enquirer.) § ; g CARLSON'S TAXI SERVICE Columbia, Brunswick, Edison