The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 3, 1927, Page 4

- - S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1927. l\ E | the Administration’s apparent favor, the recogni st | The short skirt has practicall = Dall:) Al(l.s a mplre | tion in so many quarters of his superior quali-| | s I’H,,.m the stockings as a place pR()ppsgl()NA[, pR()“ SSIONAL || g 1 Societi | fications, the circumstance of his better get-a- ALONG LIFE’S I‘ girl to carry her money. e = . n raternat Societies JOMN W. TROY - - - 'EDITOR AND MANAGER Way in the race—that Herbert Hoover is now the! | ! : f'}':(:“,"';i‘;;""' girl who marj,. ) 18 | L O best bet. He declares, also, that Will Hays's| | DETOUR fled a yowLESRERIE Y T 't Si | ; i g ay ‘ | | Robert Simpson G Ch ol e Trg—— iy by e, eusbis o Hotver 18 Bitom VeEtite A" hestit 1l | now has a daughter who seems S1mp DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER sastineau Channe ING COMPANY at ud and Main SUPP : Dyer, 18 ‘almost ceriain to result iu] | to think she .can' make a pretty| | Opt. D Alaska skilltul management for him. It is his belief| By SAM HILL {good boy of herself. " | | Graduat ,[ AR Gol DENTISTS = - &t i Secretar ¥ d ol ood bo jraduate Los Angeles Col- E"":fi“ 4 in the Vost Office in Juncau as Second Class |‘h.|( if Secretary Mellon, on his return to the Lo S | ’ An old married woman can’t he | | lege of Optometry and 1 snd 3 Goldstein Bldg. e x e ' 12 _I Capital, comes out for Hoover, as many expect f 2 immlr to believe a bachelor who | Opthalmology PHONE 56 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. him to do, he will be accepted every where as Appetite Be Missing has never had a wife to lecturg | Glasses Fitted Houss 9 a. m. Oellvered by earrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and (ho Aqministration candidate, the Southern dele-|If ! Was o fly ‘cross the sea, ' nhim on his faults and keep him Leneses Ground — |“1”nm« By mail, postage pald, at ‘the following rates: gates will be cinched, and the running will be| 1'd carry neither bread mor meat, | 5o busted he has to be good can [ i = | ea wdvance § six months, in advance { Because. s J | | BT oe bty Rk nce, past for ome that already is leading the string| Because. I must confess, I'd be |pe much of an angel. " ke o | 4 Subscribers will cc if sy will prompt * .54 galloping. So doggone scared I could not | A girl’s idea of a national disas-| | Ch'lrles P Jt‘lln(‘ | \mm,, Brothers welcome. G R IR ooiveny of thelr paperE. Bt 1 A Fk+ ) eat. Iter would be for the silk worms! | Miss Caroline Todd g ot 7 gt < Telephone for Editorial and business Offic ) sardiciii ot whe e _ . P — | to go on a strike. |1 PIANO—HARMONY | DENTI Co-Ordinate Bodics Regardless of what the present outlook in the; g5, tions of Ol 1 i . &l | S of Freemasonry jher servations of Oldest Inhabitant| Nor did we ever expect to see ss and Private Instruction | Fooms § and 9 Valentine MEMBER OF ASSOCMTFD PRESS premises may-be to them the hope will be gen- do 2 p $ an vate struction | | | 1d Scottish F.its The Associated Press is exc titled to the gnal with ; ; 3 I kin remember when haircuts, s day when so many people wonld [ | gixth and, Gold Streets 11 Building e T Tosab 5 Of all new ititled o the oral with Alaskans that the British Columbia|cigarettes and trousers were con-|jisi clothes, modesty and braias| | Telephone 176 e A ot ne R o Bnt dited 'in biper and also the authorities who have reopened fishing along the|sidered strictly masculine proper-|as non-essentials. % " <cond Friduy, ench o oreln. o lcoast between Puget Sound and Alaska may not, ty. A RGN G Bla. Ob. - antil o’ Feliows & | discover when it is too late that they have magle - limax is seeing the face of wha; | TE! 1S ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARA y 3 elimax 13 desing the. fade of whay | 2 TER B. HEISEL, YHAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION a mistake. Ever Hear of a Woman Getting a v,y have been following | Dr. A. W. Stewar - B ; Ll 4 SR W WY ‘Dwerce from Herself Belu_re? | There are times when it seems | DENTIST | The experience of the last two weeks would| (Court note in l‘“ij"":Ph‘fl Times) | that the style makers must havé | 2 3 S% : |indicate that the Unitéd States, as well as Great| Divorce suits filed: . 'taken “Beanty Unadorned” . AR BIEDG F—Sylvia, against Robeit| 14ir slogan. ! Britain, needs quantity in numbers rather than]| Office Phone 469, Res. Phone 276/ in size in cruisers. We need them to search| Sided b i R i e the various seas for missing aviators. She" W Qood "QUSENHIONERTR OHIEE e's All Wrong , ¥ " ocer has it - | joss, When Nature gives us organs MIDr S [AVORITE I orw.r Pigy | PHYSICIAN MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 & | | 1 When President Coolidge said that he did| hinks she knows what she Inot choose to run for President he extinguished ahou ek BROWN’S lall talk in Massachusetts of another Sematorial{But doctors know we don’t meed | | oty \ | . || VARIETY STORE ! ‘X(r(nn(\ und l- Surth Mon= day of each ||\n=1|'h n 1 {eampalg for former Senator er., e i g t s i A o it And get rich cutting them &jl[ | “Merchandise of Merit Only” i Oflh‘e"rsleco:d M;: Main [h'{'x"i;‘:‘l\: iz ! Those Presidential candidates must now dis- out | Dry, Goods, Notlons, Novel- ¢ - AR | Seéretars. i card creels and rods and get before the cameras —_— ! ties. FHm? _lh'\'vloned and | - - e o 'in hunting togs ~We Gotta Have One . s i B I oo ASTERN R ighe | REEE L o s e R, l Blinks: “If - they really have | Dr. H. Vance days_of \ month, at There will be no, issue of The Empire on! A Kelnrm that Has Paid. I:::]:h:d hell they'll have to re-| | Oneopatn—an Golasteln BUs. | | e e ‘\',',JTAM'?; Labor Day, which occurs Monday. The mnext; £ ket Vst R Ry | Fours o by appoingient I ,‘,‘,“”"V\Mgff‘,', ; CR tssue will be Tuesday, .\'u.;lflmher 6. | (New York World.) Blinks: “We've ‘simply got to Just Arr",()(l FIRE ALARM CALLS i bete Oscsonktpie. Borwtin: ~ - | Measured in cold “economic advantages,” thely.co gome place whe : Phone: Office 1671. ‘i 3 ol PR EA e we can |Iron Trade Review finds that the eight-hour .mlfl,ml she - HibamBonrn: Aryas FIRST HAT IS IN THE RING. lin the steel industry has paid. At the time of Residence, Gaatineau Third and Franklia. ! Front and Frankiin. Front, near Ferry Way. Front, opp. Film Bxchange Seghers Council Meetings second at RAINIER BEER and { { N | They may postpans church oo} BIRCH BEER % 2 P { Ithe 1919 strike and for three years afterward The first hat to be thrown into the ring|judge Gary and experts of the Iron and Steel i Front. opp, City Whart Dr. Geo. L. Barton W Cham- . for the 1928 political campaign in Alaska was|Institute presented pages of figures to show that : AR LR S | GHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. | JStneet o b heaved all the way from Nome by Senator Bartley the indust ¢ould not give up the twelve-hour|cials or prayer meetings on ac-|{BY THE CASE OR BARREL Willoughby at Totem Gro.| | {Oice Hours 10 to 12; 8 to 5; 7 to URNER, Secret Howard, who announced his candidacy for the|day or twenty-four-hour shift. For more than a|count of bad weather, but we Comte 994 havaca 160k 23 Wiiloughby, opp. Cole Barn. | | |9 and by appointment. Phorie 268 R Republican nomination for Delegate to Congress.|year after President Harding asked reconsid-|never have heard of a dance be at our Candy Stock Front and Seward. : CHIROPRACTIC i1l AUXILIARY, PION In his statement he said that he had conferred eration of the issue, and after public opinion had|ing postponed on that account. | Bar Goodsf Boxed and g:!(n"lmm‘)d lMfih:. 1| s "QL,',‘Liy"’}il,'}""qj'.(L{ IRt [ M..nA,,';AS.‘\(.‘»\.',,I%g?«lmfi.f}ny & with the people during an extensive trip through- "““l‘l“““’?' asserted ”f"”i ‘:"" Steel (‘"‘lr“““‘;";“’ ke ay [ Bulk Candies. oy et ooy — - ench month ut § ociock p in. Cards out the Territory and was convinced that they| gt LA 'I‘:]‘:é'fl]‘”:“:,m‘l"b_"rfzq bt l There vugnta Be a Law | U2 wire Han — ent; desire change in the office of Delegate to] 203 S b e B! 4 “ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT | 22 Gastineau and Rawn Way 5 | tary i e bt e jand that the Steel 4l\||m|:|lllnn h.asl remanied | _yeadline. 2 Sudond aud Hald Helene W. ; Albrecht! | <4 e : ¥ i | b A .{‘I\|lrlllhhll|‘.’|_\' prosperous. We read of “invisible” That’s one thing that never Fourth and Harris. PHYSICAL THERAPIST | B vinced that a Delegate in Washington With a|gains. Labor turnover has grown less and 1ess.|gnoula be arrested. Pau iy aatl Su . S 3 consistent constructive policy rather than a pol-|Men work better ' gl e C Fitth snd’ Baxt. Medical Gymnastics. assage ‘ 4 “ icy of continuous agitation and opposition [evi-| Steel-mill executives hold that with Interesting Information o | Seventh and Goid. 410 Goldstein Bldg. 2 b &8 dently describing the present Delegate and his| the eight-hour day has come greater il g e W “SODA WATERS | Fifth and Kennedy. Phone—Office: 423. policy] could obtain great results for Alaska. | employee efficiency. ~Whether this can Kas, I Phone No. 1 5 i ;i m;m l}xm(-k 1,:;”::«?;- 1,(,"'.« Senator Howard said that if elected he would| be measured in dollars and 1‘[‘*"" of o e B e & i Te i bl o P 4 [ ¢ - B W a1y ot A cooiuctive polioy lo¥ (tifyfuw'n ‘»:ve\l"::‘r‘ ‘AII:"I'!L the sm-rew'.f :1;(: Holw Do Soles OaF Warh QUi T\, T ’ i‘ 45 Ninth and 'Calhoun. Dr. Anna Brown Kearsley : b the development of Alaska” such as he believed| oeppithah L i R gl WAL When you see the number of | {'| 46 Seventh and Main. Syilstas antl Bcka: i he had ‘“‘advocated as President of the Territorial Shdis nilt et T the Nenker ot gtan cars on the streets it comes as a | | | 47 Twelith, at Northern L'dry hysician Surg [ ; Senat Sa s misaion.” added contentment i 8 of @ surprise to learn how many cob-| THE | |48 Twelfth and Willoughby. Oftice and Residence, Apt. 4, SURANCE such as Fire and i A Ul e | organizations have resulted in econ- blers still are making a livirg| | 49 Home Grocery. Nugget Apartments B Theft, and . Collisien, safe- Senator Howard hails from Anchorage and omies in operations in many lines. halt-sofling ‘st i T 5 e —— Phone 582 | 1] guard the investment repre: is in the coal mining business. He is a man This is quite apart from the social gain which | ®/SO1INE SHOES. e —_ =i i {l:Sented by your car. g of good ability and considerable business exper-|President Harding had in view. He voiced the e NIGHT : oge 3 i - n 9 » jence. He was elected to the Territorial Senate|public condemnation of a svnllem w)?shh l;;dl;x-:‘ “Saw a lady in distress today.” WELCOME CAFE Valontine's Optieal Dept. ! Insurance such as Property o as a Republican, and has always been a stanch|of thousands of immigrant workers “Wah ‘souise Mose Hkety. to | Rt Shaat R L DOUGLASS || Damage and Public Liability supporter of the principles and candidates of |shops, without time for Americanization or edu-f = o Toll van in o dress.” | Optician and Oplometrist I] safeguard yon as”an owner— i 3 /ety {cation and at great risk to health. It would have 3 HOME COOKING e A Obiwe Bids. ||| against damage claims and i i L TR been worth while to give up the system at a Safety First i ! Lirs. A, Haglund, Prop. Hours 9 &, m. to 6 p. m. and judgments, losses that so fre- | ¥ DESTRUCTION OF TARIFF WALLS money, .logs. ; THab ]“ h“d."?f."m flfm;mefi fh”:; If she puts out her hand old top. ¥ i b by Appointment Ll quently total many times the 4 b QEEMQ INEVITABLE simply ‘I)s-.aw out the predictions of far-sigthed| . . " i 0" qvice I'm giving you g _._—1 original cost of a car. ot i L e banii o g economists. b Stop where you are until you've ELKS' HALL We offer you as an automo- The subtility of Ivy Lee's propaganda makes| Z i ‘;’*"'"‘;‘ o 3 Tue Cras W. CARTER MORTUARY i} bile: owner ¥olicies that covel : it difficult at times to discern its real parentage. Who Is the Plargiarist? KL ALODI0 SN0V B RREDUR: T8 : . L pvery Joda ot g b Likewise, in the beginnings of one of his clever = 5 K & A | : : campaigns to direct public opinion into chosen (Valdez Miner.) gy i st T Saturday Night The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribul | channels, the objective is often obscured. How- A Canadian gentleman, one Willlam Simp-| " &0 e B hand Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 E ever, the metropolitan newspapers have concluded |00, accuses Benny Benson, designer of thele .\ ino man than she'll ever ] that Mr. Lee has set out to prepare the Ameri- "“'*’“"”‘"'?;” e x:]dflnmrl l;\yl l;:e las‘l Legislature} S8 0 e . 4 Allen Shattuck, Ine. g : |88 the oF a aska, rism. | ° % K n - V. V! 4 can public for a world-wide destruction of tariff|, m,"l‘,’m’:”: N AT il:xm: he":‘:}i‘:“&s‘:"d If guest towels are left in the e | 1\ INSURANCH 5 walls and to lead it to accept as inevitable|, goq ! 5 bathroom when there are no| T J,§ 7 i a design for a flag, embracing the great dipper +J. DHARICK Lia Bl el the andral. cruabing operation BREIDE|aud the Sorth Aten. o contest. |nacrurated] KRsta” i mIghE” (€ rieas. 6 visa IJYI A ; SEE US FOR YOUR---- Fire, Lite, Liability, Marine our own wall must go into the mill with the|by the Native Sons of Canada, two years ago,| éither has learned to shun a guest, eweler A . e others. The circumstance that the start of|and that Benny stole it. We don't belleve Benny | toWel like he would smallpox o Optician | Loose Leaf Supphes s Ivy's campaign has been identified as preceding|ever saw the flag design submitted by his ac- “f“““,‘“ wife is *‘E"“"“ the great Watches i 5 18 the recent pronouncement against high tariffis|cuser, or that he borrowed it for the Alaska est faith in him that a woman can Diamonds OHICC Supplles MORRIS @ unanimously adopted by the International Cham-|contest, mor can we see where either is entitled | ShOW in a man. Silverware : & el e : - [to any great credit for originality, inasmuch| 7 PR Lo oot . e . < : ber of Commerce at Stockholm, at which the . X AW B AR L g 1) ) By ais représstited. 1n Diligved, to A% We-Orand, IFio0, Flonserd o Aleaki, hus Lised ; Prmtmg and Stationer y CONSTRUCTION CO. L make it clear that he represents the so-called the great dipper-north star design in its seal for ALL KINDS OF i - b 5 some ears. i %‘ “International Bankers” and “Wall Street.” X . ! AD TOS EOR HIRE ‘;EO. M. SIMPKINS CO. g These interests, it is believed, are being in- Your Town and Yo ‘ CABINET £ fluenced by a desire to increase markets for 4 8 Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska ;? American surplus products, like copper, steel, (Hyder Herald.) z -a e foodstuffs, automobiles, machinery, etc., and to Your town boosts you. Why not do as well Prompt Service—Day and make trade ‘that would insure the payment of|by the town as it does by you? No citizen is LETTER FROM et MILL WORK interest and dividends on American investments| 80 1mwor(;1|. none 0 humble, but whathtlw town A FRIEND . CovicH Auto SERVICE ALASKAN HOTEI‘ ! e sfoat inves 2 in-|18 to him in some way or other. he Juneau, Alaska A abroad. The American investments abroad, in-[IS an and ui , Alas i Pla nd W 4 . " S food that he eats, the clothes he wears, the re- STAND AT THE ARCTIC te a indow 9 ebts g » United States _ pliftag. the, dabls a3 O o thes are|Creation and amusement that he enjoys, all Phone—Day, 444; Night, MODERN REASONABLE RATES ’ GLASS Government, exceed $25,000,000,0 i originate in the town, because the money with 444-2 rings Dave HoOUSEL, PROP. [ increasing at a rate exceeding $100,000,000 al i ot ite procured is made there. When . . | MORRIS month. A reasonable annual return on these|, fellow boosts his own town he does not stop investments, to say nothing of repayment offthere. He is performing an act that improves principal, would be at least $1,250.000,000. his own condition, for every good word and That the smashing of tariff walls is one|every good deed has its elevating influence. A of the certainties of the future would seem tojfew people are always home town boosters. They be so plain that he who runs may read. That|accomplish much in the way of community bet- the United States, as the greatest creditor nation|térment, and this improves the condition of not and the producer of the greatest quantity of|ORlY themselves, but also of those who do no ty boosting at all. If every citizen would constitute surplus products for the markets of the world,| Wol® By L T G pooster the Tesult col- . ~-===1!| CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING CONTRACTORS MILLER’S TAXI Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRE Ours are friendly friends —says Taxi Tad. A letter from Rip Van Winkle would not amount to much— but when we receive letters of praise — from real live friends, it pleases. Proud we — AN EXPERIENECED Tax Jovesv Laveony Franklin Street, between ought, as a matter of sound business, lead the| o iively would be many times as great, and op- nations toward freer trade seems equally plain.|portunities for self improvement would be num- ’:r'l':"d‘g““:‘h““’l“";em?‘lm‘;*l‘:‘c' Day and Night Service ‘ Front and Second Streets — erous. 1 PHONE 485 B | #H0! 3 3 tion of service waits them NE 359 HOOVER HAS BEST POSITION IN THE Think it over in your odd moments. Then get RACE. into the boost wagon and hit the pace, ;"lh:" they call Single O or BLUE BIRD TAXI l s e —— = = - : SHORTY GRAHAM g i . i 1 Charles Michelson, writing in the New York Some fellows never seem to learn that the Carlson’s Taxi and Stand at Bill's Barber Shop Experwm is a prime requisite Of smessfu CITY World, says Speaker Longworth would be the!popularity of Mr. Coolidge is pretty good evi- Republican Presidential nominee if it were left dence that the American people like a man who to Congress. He says, further, that he has by doesn’t talk toc much.—(Des Moines Register.) 1 ) :;r.;l;eo:n::::: :’;‘: :trreu‘:f:ztlo‘:::o:;l q::h;wv;::f- The Peace Bridge gives eloquent, gratifying A promise that the destinies of Canada and the dency. But, he says, Longworth is wet in a dr¥iyy e States are interpenetrative, interwoven, State, and both the Ohio Senators, dry as tinder|,nq ghall be culminative in gloried and prosper- ‘to the bone, Fess and Willis, are out gunning ous achievement through coming centuries.— for delegates, each for himself, but both agains!|(Cincinnati Enquirer.) Longworth. He says Vice-President Dawes is in much Well, anyway, it's going to be thrilling when the same position as Speaker Longworth, Dawes|our lv'mh‘n»iuon Air Force puts on aerial _“«lug might carry lllinois in a direct primary, thinks fights' with rum planes.— (Cincinnati Enquirer.) Michelson, but he has elected Lo tie his candidacy During a recess it never takes Congress lon, @s heir by will to that of former Gov. Lowden.| . ihiyk of a lot of things to talk about pr! He will not, says Michelson, file his declaration| no next session.—(Des Moines Register.) . of candidacy in those States where Lowden will ad be running. And, in Ilinois, the two most Another question of the hour: Will a white ywerful ludllllu. those of Gov. Small and{mule become the emblem of any political party Thompson, are against Lowden. He thinks|in 1928 ?2—(Milwaukee Journal.) it likely that the Illinois delegation will go as a to Senator Deneen. m Speaker Longworth and Vice-President ng the econvention without their M they will Be so heavily handicapped| pyorts of the Government to make prohibi- their chances for success Will Le much|iion pay its way will, perhaps, be more success- Sk ful than the endeavor to make prohibition pro- m ull tlhn eamldoud-— mm.—(nom- Transcript.) Ambulance Service Stands at Alaskan Hotel and Noland's Corner Phones Single 0 and 314 banking. For more than a third of a cen- tury Behrends Bank has been rendering CAF E financial service to Alaskan business - affairs. Its accumulated experience is your assurance of satisfaction. 251 TAXI Stand Douglas Cigar Store Phone 251 Night Call 269 WE snvi ALL KINDS OF | CHINESE DISHES Catering to Private Partiés Marmon and Cadillac Enclosed Cars at Your Call Day and Night SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED BERRY’S TAX! ' Stand at Gastineau Hotel PHONE 199 HOLMES TAXI PHONE 342 “Stand at Olympic Pool Hall COMMERCIAL SAVINGS The B. M. Behrends Bank . OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA “The Marines never surrender.” But didn't Smedley Butler surrender the first page?—(Dal- las News.)