The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1927, Page 4

Y e r— { : e ' 3 g 4 P 3 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1927. bt w 4 or pathotic service than. that given by|@—————— <) TH be a grand thing, |& =le 4 £k E [’(U,Iy ‘41((,3’;(( Elnpu e Oliver ng the last ten years, I st e |‘w vowll notice it's not the neigh-| | PROFESSIONAL | PROFESSIONAL | I | t John Oliver” was an exemplification | ALONG LIFE’S ] jors who have a savings accounf gy — =@ Fraternal Socicties o R : oo WA but mo car or fun that your wife | = JOMN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER °f b R T o DETOUR % | cuvies T T Robort 61 U o s o e bl osory evening : ; The impression wive ‘ s P e e DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | Gastineau Channel 1 PIINTING COMPANY « 1 1y from any source ex b1 el ks Bhe wolEe in uleks] npl D il Pl IMPAN ; sl 5% o Rk : | as is that the trying to ma 5y 5 [ = dunesu, \laska irmed confidence and esteem through Y f HILL ‘\‘ heir homes so much like hell Graduate Los Angeles Col- | | | . T g Py i st Office 1n J w He a self-starter, and he finished PR ORI bands will want to lege of Optometry and | | | 1 snd 3 Goldstein Bids. | e oar T |1ife as he began it, working hard and for the hey'll go to heaven when Opthalmology 1 PHONE 56 L dny’ Groribes ot 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. neral we until the very last. His physicians The Married Man ! Glasses Fitted ! Hou m PP m | aclock, Eiks' Hall Oeltvered by carrier In Juncau, Douglas, Treadwell and haq given him a week to live when he called| °I never choos | a girl who gives a man Leneses Ground | S i .' ar A id : réten the Liberal Party members of the Provincial H:” S5 said he, jan eveful of nature’s best work CRAETIER - B a : g 2t M, APl Ao B, Parliament into caucus, spoke to them with rare '\";‘ dvme AL | won't any time sec TR S LA TR f | fy wife does tha r me,” e ymachft tte ~ risfting Brothers 1 will prompt «'ptelligence and patriotism and unimpaired fervor| PR | ciaemasoroacy Miss Caroline Todd t| Dr. Charles P Jemne .f | Weling Brothes M S i o N g ey Miss changed t ss Car \ | ? | apers. " for an hour, and then suggested that they elect a| opgervations of Oldest Inhabitant| S gmnantle 280 fiss Caroline Todd }/ DENTEE ] B i Iar s Offices Jeader 6 take hia Plase. > By uhunimons voLGATHOVE e ned tecime SR | wit : i PIANO—HARMONY 4 it daty Etaead st Nioriiin But thew calio] iy P ome of the old |'ittle as the fer when the Class and Private Instruction | | fooms 8 and 9 Valentine P A &3 efused to ac ot his resignation ut they, also|fashioned girl who thought there makes the delivery | Sizth and Gold Btrects | Building . ate ™ unanimously, d ted Dr. J. D. McLean, who'was no thrill in the kiss if her| When we pass the girls on the| | Phone 5708 ‘ Rogular also thelentered L ure and became a Cabinet! cheek was not ticked by his mfir.| street we wonder why they still, @ ——— | nonth_ et ;m ber with him and whom he had 'appointed tache? advertise mops, brooms and other | == s o \ | ! P 3 | Minister of Finance and Education in his Cab-| - household utensils | I FwaLror ol A AN THAT OF ANY BLi [inet, to take up the work when the faithful ser-| Covers the Subject | About the only thing’n flapp Dr. A. W. Stewart ! vant would be compelled to lay it down. With-| “Here's an article on “What Wo-|is ashamed of these days is that i A 9 > $ Sadisento 5 | men Wear,” said the sub-editor. |<he hasn't been blessed by nature b LOYAL! DRDER in a few days, Premier Oliver requested Dr. Mc | 3 3 | | How lon it?” asked the|-nough to be abla to show ever Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. OF MOOSE Lean to take charge of the Government. He g e budpaga by ssa { SEWARD BUILDING ek Ubdce M ldia so ¢ : emie few days more anc R, OER SR, (i 1098 | o s Meets every Manday - {did so as Acting Premier. A few days more and| "o, jine» replied the sub-edi | There are times when it seems JOTNe Fhone 6o, B, Whoue. N1 o cloek \ the big-brained, large-hearted, patriotic Primef, . 3 i . — —~ — it : A tor., 1e most needless word aver coin I * S 3 Metators Minister Im;u.\.ur 1’»‘7 last L SR ’I ‘ 1 "wlls Contekiba. AR PRI i TG | Dr. McLean, the new leader of the Libera Passing Observation e e AL | — — - ol > i ¢ i > Ju AU A5 NO, 1497 {Party in British Columbia and new Premier of Among other things that seldor: | 01a papers ror sure at The Empire D/ W . 7. Pl‘,I;: l&\";\fi A LeoG NO. 14 [the Province, is a different sort of man than|turn out right are cars driven b | Pourth Mon- !was the late Pemier John Oliver, though they|women. [ R o e - PHYSICIAN ch i month in lagreed in nearly everything and worked together - J Ottlee-—Becond Add Maf 20 a'cl : i i |in complete harmony in the British Columbia Ain't Any Such Animal 1 | Telephone 18 ! Government for a dozen years. Dr. McLean spent| Oh, summer's on the wane, I THE 2 |many years in school, college and university ‘|‘1\I:“|‘r| ‘”‘4" given up all hor | e Nt _(He earned several degrees and has added to hi p 18 SRANOR ST 1 Ar 278 ok I knowledge by studious application to his books I'll pick a decent cantaloupel | ‘ NIGIIT l Dr. H. ‘]*““" tANIZING F 'E. 2 v reading » has . devoted his e to] | e - Osteopath—201 Goldstein Bldg. ()R(,.L\l/lt«(. FOR HOOVER. i and .n’h,q reading 1”': has d ]url’d hi I]‘flr ’1(4 Biisy. All- Day “toaking Nl [3 — T {learned professions—first as a teacher and later| mqy i ; | 710 8 or by appoinmen 1 ) may ! The Neighbor: “Does ¢ hus o < e Albert Johnson, for fifteen years Congressmanf * = 0 oo om0 BT ing man he Jode the|pand i il e L FIRE ALARM CALLS Licensed Osteopatnic Physician from the Third Washington District and Chair-[o0 % PIVEETR o8 at he did it for e Jode Uh¢|band spend his evenings reading?" ; B e il e Hovws: Comuittes on Tmmigration,] u o Jut ik 18 B e did it for hls health 8) His Wite: “No; his eyes always | Third and Franklin. | Residence, Gastineau Hotel o tade e e o0 Immigration e vather than because of necessity. He irlare too tired by wight for hir:| | Front and -Drankiin, e o i i, i egninntion (o1 T ONET | cultured, affable, shrewd and capable to strain them on mere print.” = | Front, near Ferry Way. $o A = , or President by 1e Repub 15 is inevitable, b ¥ A | | < o . t L " i Dr. McLean is a Canadian of Scotch an- - - || ~ | Front, opp. Film Exchange. ). G 3 brothe.ss urged His statement, made to the Associated Press| . ., jonn Oliver was’ born in England but Ye Inquisitive Reporter [ ELKS” HALI | Front, opp. City Whart. Dr. Geo. L. Bart o e at Spokane i [t Sy diifa Tl (Ffoth Tolly Gormney frems Tl | 1 Front, near $ Milll | CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bldg. o NP RE vents have shaped themselves so 5 5 R Rt y " 5 %5 1| | Wiloughby at Totem Gro. Office Hotirs 10 u IR, Secrctary. 1 vlnnnh g 1 ]v)' g ed. | Fully | Like John Oliver, Dr. McLean is a ready and Webster (8. D.). Journal,) o, | | Watloughby, opp. Cole Barn, | [ | 9 and by appoinc G - i B e b (atadeion capable debater, and like him he has the affairs| We Wwonder how Ola feels singu | Saturday Nieht | Frofit and Seward. CHIROPRACTIC KILIARY, PIONEERS OF Sl O LR LB s 3 fot British Columbia &t hidfinger tips George Nielson left her behind: | ity o~ s Froat and Main. I not the vractice of Medictno, IGLOO No. 6. in the corn helt, it is clear to my mind | | Seond. and Mein. Surgery nor Osteoputhy. - ; that Hoover has great support all over i ,. B : ! Names Is Names | | Fifth and Seward. LA A the country. ¢ 1 do not believe that Low- | “Mx 4 Lindbergh does not *”[‘["k“- Mary B. Power runs a millinery | @ 2 Fire Hall, R T roedt den can make any headw because of { chew, drink or go to parties pe tore ne ¢ ) e Ky e 1w Gastineau and Rawn Way. % = (i OF uTogeres’ fn Yis owh State | no wonder he can fly (Ketehikan o B | Second and Gold, Helene W. L. Albrecht i | Chronicle.) % e i s o Fourth and Harris, | PHYSICAL THERAP An ecarnest and energetic Hoover campaign | : n PR “ourth and . PHYSICAL B D eaiiated” Ta the te of Washing.| It was about all that was left for him to do.| goster for August Than January| OUR FALL STOCK Fin v{:::lli-;ghl_} | Medical Gymuastics, Massage A ton. Mark Reed, for many years one of the| tight now we think Seventh and Goid | R o 70 3 /l“l()"n“bdn They 1 hir le slo yerturh 0! - Sey ioid. 410 Goldstein Bldg. 2 I q most prominent Republican leaders of the State They call h 1” rlv‘“'|. )I \».‘ \IH[llhn ed, con \e flappers just look bold; of ifth and Kennedy. | o gl S » of Washington, is leading the fight for the Cali-| %" “““-] QR DN g Rk ""“‘“ ';‘(‘ “'l‘ ‘{‘“‘l'" ! But, dressed that w s‘ Y IQ Minth, back of power houss Bt e fornia mining engineer, business man and states-| 0 © KRR ‘7“7”""“% ue “W* Apid t winter they'll look cold | A ’l ()! !fis ‘“ h;lm:\'\»)»’.,”m‘-'.ll] Im:;xh“}n;: # A___fi o _K 1 o I"Slli'll”(’(‘ o tind c I ; [ Ninth ard’ Calhoun. Dr. Anna Brown Kearsley | Mr. Hoover is the logical man for the Re Kentucky Kacing in Trouble. s e T SN i and Seventh and Main. n and Surgeon | publicans to nominate for President. He is el s e o B e T | ¢ Twelfth, at Northern Ldry Residence, Apt. 4, | specially fitted and equipped for the office. He| ¢ (New York Times.) ] opes “‘;I £ e SITK S RiDR O ) TN Twelfth and Willoughby. t Apartments | NSURANCE sych as Fire and B bt Tey~ aud” Brlitant détain-| During the campaign in Kentucky just endec ”kk‘]ll' e doctor’s number befor ¥ Ll Home Grocery., | After-A' 29rd | Theft. and Collision, safe- s T 3 lant attain-py the nomination of J. C. W. Beckham for|tackling the green cucumber RIS, 5055 ard the investme re- Wbiila: te \a s Datarsl born ‘executive who' has | Governor by “the: Pemocrate . polftlcal . strategy | Writea: that: tha. dons. siumberiy s g guard the investment repre 2 % 7 = % ‘ i 0 y perats political strategy 8 b e number i 1} as igs il = Rh 0 sented bY your car. had wide experience as an organizef and as|compelled the successful candidate to declarc , one, two, Green.” IS ]\0“ ON | P B the efficient head of organizations after they|openly against the breeding and racing interest et WELCOME CAFE alentine's Optical Dept. || . Insurance suclt as Propertv have been formed. He is a brilliant financier|of the State and in favor of a law repealing the Definitions 5 : | Feont Btreet { R. L. DOUGLASS | || Damage and Public Liability who understands the science of finance. His|legalized pari-mutuel betting of which .the| Obtimist—One who thinks the DISPLAY | PSRN | Rl i || safeguard yon as an owmer— {g This 1§ . ¢ . ) | Optician and Optometrist | g ) experiences have not only informed him on(State collects a percentage. This is the first|fourth instaliment on the car will i HOME COOKING | fizom 16, Valentine Bldg. | || 2gainst damage claims and domestic conditions but he is familiar with for-|Teal blow which the racing interests have suf-|be as easy to pay as the first | New Stock i{| lirs. A. Haglund, Prop. | Fours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and || judgments, losses that so fre- eign affairs and pos the confidence of the|fered in Kentusky in years, but it is mitigated | time | 4 | by Appointment [ 1] quently total many times the foreign ministers of Burope ag well as that of by two factors: ang, the ‘""!"l"nfwn h.\'{ the| Never Again—Not until next| Attractive Prices = AT = gl s S R SO ———|] original cost of a.car. k / O e Coolidie has mo| RePublicans of a friend of racing, Judge Samp-| time | the American people. Py 48 Bolson of Barhourville; the other, the friendliness| Hitching Post—The marriag: Gobdicl alide _We offer you as an automo- virtue that Mr. Hoover does not also possessesiof Mr. Beckman's chicf ally, former Senator|altar; obsolete; place to hitch gt s g Tue Cuas W. CARTER MORTUARY bile owner policies that cover while the latter has many qualifications that|gtanle with the racing and breeding intere horses. iy | every loss contingency. are wholly absent in the President—and he i ’m..‘.,-uuy. Mr. Stanley joined forces with Mr. v | | “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” a much larger man with a wider outlook Beckham, his ancient foe, in the hope that the| Maybe She Means Her Mother Has| T | It has been charged tHat Mr. Hoover is not|race-track issue might be kept out of the cam- i | THOMAS { Corner 4th amd Franklin St. Phone 136 an advocate of State Rights; that he favors the|paign. Many Legislators and State politician (Personal in Philadelphia HARDWARE CO A Sentering of more and more authority in Wash-|favorable to him and sworn to his ambition to Inguiter); ok | S - - ~|| Allen Shattuck, fuc. ington; that he thinks expe ence has shown BO ),Mfk to ‘”\(-'. United States Senate, .&l‘und.\‘ NICK, come home, things are _—— i 1 INSURANCEH B s A tdes:ahodld b “”Huml\mn the indicated Beckham program of re-gifferent; am sick. Wite, BLIZA!| T J. SHARICK SEE US FOR YOUR ire, Lits, Rlabtitly. Mosus . v oy t aeaters | PON BETH. o J e OF 2 i O FH ) , Lis 3 llmm ;nn;rnl and ‘m-l..\\.s that l]:) n.‘..” T Lo MR AR I NN i P fes the hope of efficlency in public matter the fact that it is the first important victory ioi . . ; # o . ¢ ¥ More or Less True Opticia: G Sitiat dotnt, nawever, the. hest ‘svidence|in® resant years'ipored: vip o Batcy | Hal, DG ] - Biilie ot AN S en 5 Loose Leaf Supplies will be Mr. Hoover's when he speaks. If that|famous of the professional politicians of the|t, weigh as little as her ‘]“” Watches | . \ . | B i Bovie: in s Biskpncraribte and Jong Mr. Basknanrs theud ko0 s gy i =gy Diamonds | Office Supplies | MORRIS ° rather than a democrat, if he is for Federal con-|ager. Since his faction was defeated in 1915,| =~ % S i M i | trol. rather than' self-government through the|when Mr. Stanley was nominated for and elected | oo » oo oo oo SRR T 1n$1 1 H.C STRUC” States, he i not the man for President of the|to the Govenorship, Mr. Haly and his friends || | Printing and Stationery | CONSTRUCTION €O. United States, motwithstanding that otherwise|have been on the outside looking-in. Now they|{ | | ALL KINDS OF e octly. Ths United States jo|CONtrol the party machinery, and, it Mr. Beck-|} F | (:EO M SIMPKINS CO | t“ i “'r ’r “ i gt ‘I“ “Iham defeats Judge Sampson—never a certainty || 4 . . . | C BINFT oo large for facisti bureaus and a Mussolini. b o i - U A g ety I 4 i b in that closely divided State—the Haly faction} Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska || L 4 e will have the patronage and power again, AND “HONEST JOHN OLIVER” IS DEAD. Premier John Oliver of British Columbia who| week was really a great man,| cast in National politics to classify him as a states- passed away this a Had his lot been should be compelled we man. This is in spite of the fact that he had little school and no college experience in his youth. He was self-educated. However. he had a large brain that functioned logically. He was broad and tolerant, four-square, the very soul of honesty, and the inherent instincts of | a gentleman. He was one of very few who could be called by the sobriquet, “Honest,” and mnot cause derision. His political opponents, admitted his incorruptible integrity and undiluted sincerity —and his great ability. While the dead Prime Minister little sehooling, he was an omnivorous reader and close observer, always truth-seeker. To what he read and what he observed he applied a| reasoning of very high order. Added to the fine| practical education gained by this sort of hard posse had and was a work was natural business ability and acumen. The late Premier looked like a statesman. He was broad-shouldered, deep-chested, clean- limbed, tall and powerful of body and carried well a massive head with great dome, strong and regu- lar ¢ frank and fearless grey-blue eyes, intelligent and Dbenevolent expression, framed with a he head of hair and full beard. atures, vy John Oliver began life in British Columbia| jn the logging camp as a faller of timber—a ‘chopper” they called the job'in the early days. He graduated from the lymber woods to a Fraser River farm. He mastered the work and problem of farming and marketing as he mastered every-| thing he undertook. He prospered and was sent to the Legislature where he quickly took a prom- jnent part in legislation. When the Liberals ca ried the Province about a dozen years ago, Pre- mier Brewster placed him in his Cabinet. When| Premier Brewster died ten years ago, John Oliver was chosen Liberal Party leader and Premier. He held both positions until his death. None except intimate friends and close observers ex- pected him to take the helm with the complete knowledge of public and private affairs and the firm grasp that was so quickly recognized every- Scientific Investigation of Halibut. (Prince Rupert News.) J. P. Babeock last week gave a most inter- esting account of the work he and his associates have been doing in connection with the halibut fisheries. They have been securing accurate in- formation in regard to the steady depletion of the banks, the migration of the fish, the rate of growth and other data which will prove in- valuable when it comes to framing regulations dealing with the matter of conservation. Pos- sibly by the time he comes again he may have definite proposals to make in regard to closing certain banks to fishing. The whole question has to be given thorough consideration before action is taken so that no mistake may be made. At the same time it is admitted by all that ome actiop is necessary 1f nothing but chicken halibut can be obtained from certain banks, U\l‘y‘ are useless to the fishermen and by giving them a rest they may be made once more fruitful. Are there any other banks to be discovered? If there are, it is likely they are still farther north and only the large vessels will be able to reach them. If there are no more, it is evident that cod fishing and possibly herring will have to take the place to some extent of the present almost exclusive attention to halibut. Moscow has banned drinking and ecarousing after 11 o'clock at night, but if vodka has the kick it is said to have, its work is done by that time, anyway.— (Pittsburgh Gazette-Times.) Up to the present writing those who do not| contemplate an overseas flight constitute a ma-| jority. But, for how long?—(Milwaukee Jour- nal,) Plans for the Chicago Postoffice to have an alrport on the roof, if generally adopted into city architecture, will have the virtues of not adding to traffic congestion with the new form of trans- portation.— (Louisville Courier-Journal.) “With Americans traveling abroad,” says a travel letter, ‘‘the problem of good drinking water if of paramount importance.” So you see, we have been misinformed.— (Cleveland Plain Dealer.) . Prompt Service—Day and Night Covicn Auto SERVICE Juneau, Alaska STAND AT THE ARCTIC Phone—Day, 444; Night, 444-2 rings ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES Dave HouseL, ProP. MILLER’S TAXI Just another example of our Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska promptness —says Taxi Tad CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRE Promptness in answering a call aided a June bride andj, Day and Night Service PHONE 485 BLUE BIRD TAXI SHORTY GRAHAM Stand at Bill's Barber Shop groom to make a boat—which if missed-—would have delayed a very happy honeymoon trip. Pleasure all ours, thank you. Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Service Stands at Ataskan Hotel and 251 TAXI ‘ Noland’s Corner 2 Stand Douglas Cigar Store Phones Single 0 and 314 l #—————————————— M Phone 261 Night Call 208 kS - Marmon and Cadillac Enclosed Cars at Your * Call Day and Night SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED BERRY’S TAXI Stand at Gastineau Hotel | PHONE 199 Pt HOLMES TAXI PHONE 342 Stand at Olympic Pool Hall GREEN RisBon Taxt ~ BEN PHILIPS, Prop. Day and Night Service | Stand at Senate Rooms PHONE 3232 § - The chicf criticism aimed at Secretary Mel- where, It is now conceded that no public offi- clal- has ever rendered British Columbia wmore lon is that he persits in doing what his oppoy ents said he simply couldn’t do.— (Omaha Bee.) leaving the Gastineau Hotel at 1 P. M. Fare $2.50, S AN EXPERIENECED b BANK Experience is a prime requisite of successful banking. For more than a third of a cen- tury Behrends*Bank has been rendering financial service to Alaskan business ‘affairs. Its accumulated experience is your assurance of satisfaction. COMMERCIAL ~ . SA_VINGS The B. M. Behrends Bank OrpEST BANK IN ALASKA e o g i ot i i 5 .5 e & -~ A A 7 & & | MILL WORK Plate and Window i GLASS MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING CONTRACTORS [ e TuE Juneau LAunpnry Franklin Street, between Front and Second Streets PHONE 359 Ir e 5t [~ R i~ CITY CAFE WE SERVE ALL KINDS OF CHINESE. DISHES Catering to Frivate Parties LOWER FRONT STREET l Burrerick PATTERNS | BLANK"BOOKS Sheaffer and Waterman Pens | R. P. NELSON’S Stationery Store . NOLAND’S CORNER ‘PIG'N. WHISTLE CANDY |} None Better—Box or Bulk CARLSON’S TAXI SERVICE {)