The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 14, 1927, Page 4

1 Daily Alaska Empire JOMN W. IR "Public EMPIi) Streets, J 0Y AN 0Y EDITOR Enter matt SUBSCRIPTION R carrier in Jur Dellvered by w, One : $6.00 THI GASTINEAU CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT. BAR That week when of Gastineau Channel Bar at enter ch that wving to operating out § the boat cent Cold Juneau sho ment. The cellent ( Steese’s w an Allen nerce ive showing made last hattuck reported Cham the to the ber Com dredging of mall bo It its might the the nnel from th fleet would north w the of boats now of Junean The med amount to pearly ar also showed that rease report and | conclusion sec conservative small | por Juneau traffic to Juneau would in and the with the improvement mad Storage plant completed uld pre thi ituation for from proposed able improve favor action i and 1 Congress th ex 0l Steese in bhility to get thing demonstrated will be nece make it cl improvement that Col he makes his in~which he believ has been it over| | ary | that and However for they show over aga the n s of Juneau need the people and they to ) desire and to why need it Steese might | be adequately armed when attack ‘ iW MOTOR FUEL IN SWEDEN. 1 The reports that fifty a better try the manufacturing, United States Department in Stockholm they of using that In that of Commerce| are a fifty-| and gasoline makes fuel than gasoline mixture of alcohol motor coun alcohol is a by-product the paper and new mixture is much than 1soline the less costly pure the that merce says the export of gasoline to Sweden will future, 80 succe new mixtu Department of Com probably be much less in the WHEELER THREATENS TO SPLIT DEMOCRATS IF SMITH NOMINATED. A Wayne Wheeler the Democrats dent there He said the South rather than the North, would Coolidge, whom Mr. inated by the Republicans, Smith. It admitted that dry: with dent much prefe hand, they out-and-out dry running in the North that President Coolidge Mr. Wheeler the drys will candidate for Congres ition to vote for just like they did when dry Republican against Senator Wads York last fall He said the policy of the drys to force both dry they has coldly announced that if nominate Gov. Smith for Presi will be a Dry Democratic candidate would be North probably candidate selected from the if chosen hurt the for from he President Wheeler believes will be nom- than worse Gov is thousands of of they On madny the though Smith are not satisfied ardor Presi would the other well-known lot Prohibition, him to Coolidge’s Gov believe, if there were a he would get a would Gov the elec of votes otherwise go L benefit Smith that the and thu announced to Pre: has policy of be dry sional pos they ran worth for & it has been parties to that policy, party that is not dry guaranty tors a dent and each nator in New be and to continue the propose as far as possible, by defeating FEARFUL Next will not amount the not mouth That is this year NG ONES STILL WARNING ; warned half that year's surplu $600,000,000 Jut the ordinary citizen on of the v tion on will a $300,000,000 surplus in the (New York Times.) what were we are be but eve seq ook warned last about we year and two yvears warned there would be a deficit instead of year. The fact that have like $1,100,000,000 in surpluss ones began warning us that about to fail ago we were a surplus last had something s since the fearful the tax to deliver the goods. we levies we THE REASON FOR SOUTH DAKOTA. Columns are being all States President kota for his South Dakota Presidential elections and Another that the State greatest per inter | (Haugen Bill, and the President wants the eletcoral the farmers. Still ‘have other political reasons to give for it. After all, it not fair that the Jocation of the Black Hills, their beauty, game, fine roads and comfortable and climate, had most to with the se- If the Black Hills had been in Minne- gota or Jowa or Kansas, or even in Iilinois, In- ‘dlana or Ohio, is it not likely that the summer in South to expl selected it to why of Da- because its printed Coolidge One first conventions vacation the in President says is State declare and its which the choice the it capita prima wants delegates. had the McNary- to ve others is in votes of to with is assume do ¢t is that the Black Hills are the near- _ est mountains to Washington that lie in the D MANAGER'19 shown | | variety of other controversial subjects | and only pulp | sful is| v| gasoline to earn it THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1927. wanted to st | pend a com ALONG LIFE’S DETOUR SAM HILL >resident’s loca great he the | tical result lowing the F idicate that t WO tior House i An arty Last year rk Sta By Mo ifterward the Pi had h gav Miles of Traffci we think Jam we'll Wi On Sunday enjoy 1 ride But when w favorit National h have a strike the highwa swear Con- ¥ t 1 at we just Demo Her she For everything that has home to join sident | Observations of Oldest Inhabitant some ided a good- 1-tash the Easte newspaper far Te dead of Texas, who he Texans United York City oned woman wh r had to prepare to fill eight 1 kids and a husband kicked le s! ahout housework than the woman has to open can husband throughout told that Klux Klan i n meal Statc modern for porter in New as as concerned, the ks Shoestrin ne The Ananias Club all the bigge the b wi defes t Gertrude others had better that a ind the h tell 1 Marathon h out )dd us man trawber the box," clerk Put in the wimming conte of his sttom Back to Canadian Leaves Great Monument. Z . Possible Explanation i Why 50 many e ,m'\h \ul\'n h,l-“ dozen ALl Must du thae wave, | B. ( founder of Endeavor Society, died this hind his memorial, a society with world menibership of four millions of young This world of Christian though Canadian born, thoy djed at Newton, Ma Francis E. Cl believed in the gospel work. He felt that if he could interest the young folk branches of church activities a | might appeal to them would be doing to stimulate and to develop (Vancouver Tribune.) B. Clark do con the first month, tir in t B /on Jinks to PO rime leader Lt Passing Observation Jog of a flight doesn’t neod tocking but it a glutton he k ofl T ilk for It i wi in such naturally he ymething Married Men for It their spiritual life F law,” | The in Endeavor movement spre “’,:'mvmlul | with rapidity. Its founder travelled round thel S Gl . b o {world five times in efforts to facilitate its prog-| . his labors were with a success| % emphatic and convineing He has gone back long rest, but his mory is perpetuated he founded, and his life-work must| !’ n° of the remarkable ex-| 1¢ began victories of of which ought to be a he 1lme Mother a law?” she ask he is ime Christi i innocently law that eat driver blows ress, and crowned at once to hi in the be rewarded a the record would compel the to change the ti out,” he growled fishing“out the tools. oor. A girl dea of t ociety eally wa one most mples of our time: peace Variation 711442323 I'm all out of breath” the druggist, who had blocks to catch the car, “and this is the first time in my life I haven't had omething just zo0d.” It math tire altar, It is ge o think lat have e gasped run two | the The Passing of a Pioneer. (New York Worii) a 7rac hush born more i'wo ter in Ohio, Victoria and Ten nesse Claflin than sixty ago at tracted Nation-wide attention by their advocacy| Woman Suffrage and their discussion of & ey pub Victoria hav ok Speaking of Dashes— yath often do th » days t remember what the “dash bitters” we is for tand crime The ife to a he tim 1aircuts a vhen he of does anybody ashioned of in tw lished Woodhull & Clafiin's Weekly maried Dr. Channing Woodhull They dab- bled in Wall Street banking, not brilliantly They shocked the public of the Victorian age discussing eugenics and other that are nowadays commonplace. In 18 Mrs. Woodhull was the candidate of the Equal Rights Party for President; this was of only gesture, but it gained the publicity that was warrant purpose. Dr. Woodhull's death the sisters went to | where their social ostracism at home counted for nothing Both ma: ed very wealthy | men. Lady Cook, Tennessee Claflin, died in 1923 {Mrs. Woodhull became the wife of Sir John Bid [dulph Martin, a banker, who died thirty year |ago. She was of leaders in purchasing ave Manor, ancestral home of the Wash ingtons. Later another manor, not con nected with Washington but worthy of presery tion, to the British Sulgrave Institution. She was interested in aviation and instrumental thirteen years ago in offering a prize for a trans-Atlantic flight Dying at eighty-nine, she is described > rich in honors and services he stormy opening and peaceful close of the lives of these two Ohio girls of New England deri vation well illustrates what happens to leaders who get too far ahead of their procession. If they are bound the right way the crowd catches up. )ld ing too Both Hard to Get woman wants A husband who produces And later wants A diet that by matters A course a reduces, Dail, its I thout from doc the relig Another Definition Pa,” said Clarence, “what is an optimist? “He's { After ngland, ny a man, son” doesn’t replied his dad, “who worry when his wife is planning a pienie, but he is dead sure it will teem dowr rain on the day she picks for it.” News We'd ways do n T} yut depor bora | he name ¥ one the tha slie Relic of the Past ought have been gave “She to as years, Prom i i Covic Hemlock Taking Value Jump. (Port Angeles News.) The State Permanent School Fund an immense fortune from the development pulp mill industry in Washington Thousands of acres of school hemlock belts on the Olympic the road to values that rival paid for fir and spruce stumpage, The State University, which tried for L years or more to trade its scattered timber for, a solid block in the Sultan-Pilchuck which .might be utilized as an experimental forest, will have fortune thrust upon it because of rebuffs blocked the trade and left the University in of big hemlock forests. In the earlier days hemlock was spurned and formerly the State held it at $1 per thousand or in fact, it based a part of its land exchange with the Federal Government on a $1 valuation for hemlock. Fir and cedar and spruce all out- ranked hemlack in value and still do. However, cruisers for Land Commissioner C V. Savidge have placed a valuation of $2.50 per thousand on a hemlock tract, not exceptionally well located, the bed rock p from which bidding will start and the prospective buyers have not objected to this when the timber is put)% up for auction. The tract not large but it g Phon will reap of the in the are on prices lands Peninsula the best A word from-the wise MI —says Taxi Tad. Phone Frankdin no time" of a service add—"*Waste taxi wrote With of con no and seven RS lands CAT thoughts venience time—hail a Carlson get there quickly.’ we Day a s possession Promptness couresty. efficiency Stand at Alaskan Hotel and || Noland’s Corner i { { Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Service Stands Phones Single 0 and 314 Phone is Uscless More or Le mighty case load certs that some PO SRR S S S LS S AUTOS FOR HIRE e it ) ottt iy STAN BLUE BIRD TAXI SHORTY | Stand Douglas Cigar Store hundred that?” of plac such a years ago.” ’ say in thi prud S S * % . A | PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL T! uldn’'t even state i Robert Simpson Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles of Optometry Opth , Gl DRS. KASER & I’REEBURGER’ | DENTISTS ‘ 3 G PHO 9 dern Entertainment Col- lege and and y es Fitted Ground at a 1 {ours Lene will Tell much Time . = 't AT TR i darn soor Dr. Charles P. Jenne has flown DENTIST [ BRITT’S COD LIVER OIL TABLETS ! moon! ‘incinnati Enqu Rooms 8§ and 9 ilding phone 17 | | | Valentine i be day much amazed 4 we'll it on whilc tar Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST 9 a SEWARD Phone 469 Mar Ral make a trip ton An Excellent Tonic that has Corzet Strings no disagreeable taste. What Not? were used Hour 6 D1 gs, m. to BUIL It the krow thos women old-time, me Dr. W. J. Pigg PHYSICIAN garters did not show Information Phone 25 Free Delivery puncture-proot tha’ 01d UE W R Office and Main 18 second o u\;\;‘,“ o V’Ivl(p"mn‘- a FIRE o) ALARM CALLS Third and Franklin, Front and Franklin mt, near Ferry Way Front, opp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Wharf. Front, near Saw Mill 2 Willou by at Totem Gro. - Wiiloughby, opp. Cole Barn, | | i - a||24 Front and Seward. | 'Dr. Geo. L. Barton Iront and Main, Second: shd WA | CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bldg { Office Hours 10 10 32 Fiith and Seward. 9; and by appol 4 { 8 A | is not the practice of Medicine, cond and Gold | Surgery nor Osteopathy Fourth and Harris. d - 3 Fifth and Gold = y | Fifth and East i eventh and Gold | Pifth and Kennedy | P back of power house | | True to Dr. H. Vance 201 to 8 or i hard explain eem to o thoroughly disliked ail 1 | | i { Osteopath lastein Bldz 1 : 1 to b; appoinment o as as Licensed Ost Phone Residence athic Phyxiciyn Office 1671 ; youth can have Y wt any place but home tear her hair when but all father « like that is bang a gool & Hotel 1 1 15 1 1 can B nad h kind to only a haz of man marry, but she doesn’t want one got or like tha older led to may ve he nts ain her her one sister women seem | a dis 50 the thing it's their ¢ a wit and wel her home tting the show is lelene W, L. Albrecht | PHYSICAL THERAIL ¥ dic Ma only i Ninth Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts | Distin Ave., and Indian St that Ninth and Calhoun, rack as | venth and Main under- | Twelith, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby. Home Groeery. M 1 Gymnas Blectricity 110 Goldstein Bldg Phone—Office: 423 hard for to make | and under: isn't a t him to make ling baseball saddest things man that he reach when he no longer and never reaches doesn’t need shaves [+ | & st isn't a ————— DR. ANNA BROWN KEARSLEY 0 abont | - Physician Office: 420 and 422 Goldstein Bullding. Phoie 582 Night Call 436 and Surgeon are i WELCOME CAFE Front Street HOME COOKING IZrs. A. Haglund, Prop. a time y Sentence Sermon people didn’t trine you'd never ir that th ion argu “Valentine's Optical Dept. guess R L. DOUGLASS Opti n Room 16, Hours 9 a by {THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- {EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE ND | BEST EQUIPPED JOIR PRINTING | PLANT IN ALASKa. lives and Optometrist Valentine Bldg. | m. to 6 p. m. and Appointment of the Names Club athor somo of our it, but over in St. Louis C G Hitt horogood lives in Detroit, | went sayeth not just how fits him soe —————— e e Tue Cuas W. CArTER MORTUARY “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 PREPARE YOURSELF Start With Any Amount THERE IS NOTHING DISAGREEABLE ABOUT STARTING A BANK ACCOUNT It Only Requires The Will To Act A GREAT MANY PEOPLE think they should have a hundred dollars before they can open a bank account $1.00 WILL DO STARTING IS THE SECRET OF ACCUMULATING pt Service—Day and Night H AUTO SERVICE Juneau, Alaska D AT THE ARCTIC Day, 444; Night, 444-2 rings e | { } LLER’S TAXIT 188 Alaska | WITHOUT DRIVERS i FOR HIRE Juneau, THE First National Bank OF JUNEAU and Night PHONE Service 185 (et et GRAHAM at Bill's Barber Shop Report of the Condition of 't The B. M. Behrends Bank of Juneau, Alaska At the Close of Business June 30th, 1927 251 TAXI 251 Night Call 269 ] | MO ARG, serves to illustrate the way hemlock prices grow.| | The principal State holdings of hemlock are| in the Clearwater Valley. Northward, in the| “blow down big storm belt, on the Olympic| | Peninsula there also are vast stands of hemlock Marmon and || Cadillac Enclosed Cars at Your Call Day and Night H AGT e 1 No census has yet heen made of the number babies named after Lindbergh, nor the stre Stand of RESOURCES OLMES TAXI PHONE 342 at Olympic Pool Hall Loans and Discounts Banking House Real Estate 4 B e 4 United States Bonds $ 136,377.50 Municipal & other bonds 1,132,567.85 $ 852,337.39 57,152.01 49,915.79 which now bear that charmed name. Cash and due from Banks SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED BERRY’S TAXI boasts of the first town to claim the name has its penalties (Buffalo Courier and Exprs GrE Commander Byrd's Master of Science from Yale is not, strictly speaking, an honorary de-| gree He has burned a lot of midnight oil and| (New York Times.) | BEN PHILIPS, Prop. Day and Stand at Senate Rooms 420,484.04 eN RmBon Taxi Total Cash Resources Night Service $2,GE,8M.58 PHONE 3232 LIABILITIES P 3L YR RO - Capital i 100,000.00 Stand at Gastineau Hotel PHONE payer never seems to grow weary of| Coolidge's repeated insistence on econ- (Indianapolis Star.) The ta President omy 199 — ¢ LANT Coolidge in the Black Hills and Smith at THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- BST, MOST EEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING 50,000.00 74,975.89 Surplus LP-TODATE ANDLE - Undivided Profita ... $ 224,975.89 IN ALASKA. White Sulphur Springs—destiny scems to have written that these two shall be the opponents. ~(New York Times.) Day and Night Call E.&F.TA BOTELHO BROS. President Coolidge impresses us as a man who| might consider having two more wheels put on his automobile, so he could have six-wheel brakes. —(Ohio State Journal.) We know now why we send Ambassadors abroad. They are there to entertain our trans- Atlantic flyers.—(Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.) Stand at Juneaun Billiards © Seven-Passenger Sedan Service DEPOSITS 2,423,858.69 Phone 94 $2,648,834.58 1 { | Fraternal Societies oF Gastineau Channel B. P. 0. ELKS Meetin Vis Co-Ordinate Bodies of Freemasonry Scottish Rite DRDE 00 LOYAL A oF 2] Juneau Lod A Mosts ' ¢ £ 5 N LUMBUS AUXILIARY, ALABKA, Meeting every wch month at § o 1 refreshments, o PIONEERS IGLOO No. : | M 1\l! The hest dr may have an ways the he frequentl a no being tim of somebody ’ legsness, Insuy e, yoursell agaiugt personal Hability. ¥ the insurance comps the load and the wor We will write you in The Maryiand Company at a cost ly small. Get the without obligation. Allen Shattuck, Ine. INSURANCE Life, Liability, chances on surprisir Fire, Marine MORRIS CONSTRUCTION ALL KINDS OF CABINET AND MILL WORK Plate and Window GLA! MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING CONTRACTORS CO. Tue Juneau Lauvnory Franklin Street, between Front and Second Strects PHONE 359 CANDY SAI B L JUNEAU MUSIC HOUSE SATURDAY Honey Caramels, Everton Tof- fee, Peanut Brittle, S, & F. Taffy——All FOR 45 CENTS PER POUND Usual price 60 to 75 cents Phone 317 Seattle Ice Cream XI B. M. Behrends, President J. F. Mullen, Vice President Guy McNaughten, Cashier George E. Cleveland, Asst. Cashier NOLAND'S CORNER PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY None Better—Box or Bulk CARLSON'S TAXI SERVICE