The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 6, 1927, Page 4

. T v . ating Committee it was shown that Iiwmn,l:r —_— . - I | e, Qi . "0 N enables & man to keep out of | — e 7 | — — — - aily Alaska Empire |Gowine"o aion wire ‘i mod b e : 2 g housa o oons were wide open in each | | the Divorce Courts and celebrate | | PROFESS ey 4 . 1 and celebrate ROFESSIONAL SSION PN - ” 4 LI | Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, on the day of the ’ ‘ ALONG LIFE’S l‘,,‘., ol weliing 1 i i ) ko) - PR{""" SI AL . Fraternal Societies JOMN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER last Republican primary. It was testified that ’ D || Nothing can be in a thing and AR A A B s : v there were “free drinks” in Pittsburgh for all ETOUR | look more out of it than a bath-|" Se SR8 - pt Sunday by ot ylmu who would vote for one of the dry can-| | !‘1;\, beauty in a bathing suit—un-| | “"l"(“)'l NI';‘PSO“ DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel dicates for United States Senator, By SAM HILL ess it i8 a cornfed’s foot im aj | . h ) . i as Second Cl Probibition Is being enforced throughout the| | h"”""" | ] Gradunate '4’"“ Angeles Col- T ol B R O ELKS . ¢ ™l tniten States about as unsuccessfully as former e I sl A blind man misses a lot of| | lege of Optometry and 1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg. v R e _susscripTion RATES T ot entorced it It would seem, there-| ObesrvatioNNURTADIdest Tnhallint | 5%, T A1 & DURE stroet miss- | é‘f::;;;";-’,‘&z £HONE 50 *Q “y oeloak, B Ve BT o8 ar A TreadnRBAS. ror a wet orator would be justified in, They “I““' to call the fellow wlo| 5 v;nmvvr':] z:‘r"‘..:h, e e bl Leneses Ground ool i Q’ % aro, | o aavance ¢ snce | PU Vit way pefors $immig s couple of years ,..,iy as her old man's pockst - % i e ] 86.00; s s Can the Bighteenth Amendment be & & WUp courage emough |,k when he gets back from a | 3 n 7 Secretary D8y nlorsed s | to propose, s = g ello s bac m a URTET™S "5 ¥ . ? § tEry. ] y I I ie contiored slom it he dummy, | vacation with the family i {{ Dr. Charles P. Jenne Yiivng, fegtiers uglede paper St Lo [ty o Nian " Rlalil i poxia If skirts ever become longer a Miss Caroline Todd DRNTIST i Sre e S ah o e Srackit wied : {after meeting her, t of girls will have a hard time PIANO-—HARMONY | 8 o 1 vk ASSOC geRaRes o3 i ried it. If ‘ a2 . |getting over the habit of sitting s and Private Instruetion | Fooms 8 and 9 Valentive SSestish Pty s cannot be enforced through the strenu The Anani with their knees very close t) th and Gold Strects | Building . R us efforts put forth by Gov. Pinchot P Ll T Tathidy ; ‘ Phone 5708 | Telephone 176 Rgulsr. aufecings b i : tential Nom, QU 3 pservation leads us to remark L Gl % B L : T TP TAYORIY iy s £ a7 anywhere j dential Homination, “as 1f nobody | ¢ there probably are more full ARG A y THAT OF ANY R PUBLICATION ‘I iy st g ’,“K )h _‘ chase me this tim. filled stockin; Vh‘ln thor are ful R R R 1 The switch of Senator Borah, who opposed "‘,'l"’.‘ "“"m lave to g0 out and Seel .. .q neomi Dr. A. W. Stewar |the renomination of President Coolidge untiij = Y Evidently from the nights | - P uct Wi ) € its 3 D TIST | shortly before the President announced that he| X lout and the hours she keeps t: ok LOYAL ORDER i b aet. shoous S miE kel i th st Bad News to Him 3 i i o Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. OF MOOSE i ! . again and then declared| o said the lady of the housc |°'Y fhIn€ daughter spends » SEWARD BUILDING Juneau Lodge No. 70¢ At he was for renomination, has caused it to bef _'“I don't want a thing~ | little time in as she does in thc Mosta SOacy I 1 uggested that he may have known that the ell that to your old ‘mau | kitchen is ber night drese s e i 2 } President had concluded not to be a candidate | retorted the surly peddler, “it will I“","””““ ever has reachcl = o TR edrel s > e 50 make a bigger hit with him tha teight of the ridicuous it] T g - | President Coolidge would find it easy tofit does with me.” YT must be the skinny girl's skize Dr. W. J. Pigg | [wount JUNEAU. LEBEE O, £ |make as good a record at enforcing Prohibition - that Ol within hailing distance ¢ el TAES second and iourigMbne 9. 1 [in the country as Gov. Pinchot made in Penn-| Where One and Six Make a Couple o e o it I PHYSICIAN 8% Facns Bl ve: < Jp lsylvania. = All he will have “to_do-is mst to en-| (Marriage Liasnse in Ohlowstar t 1a giing adIACeE Sirie 88 | ginnigg at T:30 o'clock. C Fidshias now is lpoked down upon about| Office—Second and Main RALTH MIZE, M o oRge: Ralph W - meat cui-| the way the Tomboy girl used to Telephone 18 o e ] | The latest effective alliance is that between Aol - pel- Y = - Order of /the brown bears and the moonshiners. Goldle, B, - N AL ) R Rih o 1 o % 3 EASTERN BT savor SR CERT R |Good Ol Fashion BIRCH 1 | Dol B T | Second and Fourth Thies. AYOR LANDES “CAUGHT OFF HER o R Mabit She Cant Break | YOUF Erocer has it | AR gayaot each onifog! N7 kd J. sptas St ————— o th— Go! CROORE Wt IS ' CUARD. I Human Nature Resents Prohibitions. “Did that' telephone operator get | &= e e e O s 30 10 TS ?:Idx' ! i “‘h‘a‘,‘:.rl"..’“‘i'i?fié : o | et the number on the car that hit|} 7 to § or by appoinment | | BROWN, Becret 5 Mayor Landes 4 R | 3 AL . ROWN, Becretary. i Maor Land alking Ketchikan to the| g (Vancouver, B. C., Tribune.) b ! Jugt Arrlvell FIRE ALARM CALLS' | Licensed Osteovatnic Physician | (- ——- | hronicie, admitted the authenticity of her inter-| Lists of “best seliers” in the literary journ-f “Yes, but as usual, she got tho | { % Stigar e END | KNIGHTS OF | view at Juneau in ‘which she A ahe. Wonl. N | & all show Sinclair Lew nove “Eimer| wrong ber. A o] 1-3 Third and Franklin. idence, Gastineau Hotel | COLUMBUS a candidate nex: sp - ahition Mayor| GADLrY.” to be among the six most populal e RAINIER BEER 1-4 Front and Franklin, ——— 2 ‘Seshens Council No. 11eu, of Seattle, but, wit Aivitea ikt would | Works of fiction from the buyer's standpoint,|These Scientific Gents Ain't Sol{ and e e :p:rxrgen:réxx:ige 2y B A" bfother Pyt R opialvete hat one WO despite the general consensus of opinion by eritics ok It BIRCH BEER 17 Front, opp. City Whart. | Dr. Geo. L. Barton | "iifans. counci chame of 400,000 i and easoncd campaign- f”“l profodyl: o that it isva’plece f*bitterly b It is announced that a method % » 18 Front, n Saw Mill. | CHIROPRACTCR, Heltenthat Bidg. | 1%, B N T er, <he ausht off her guard.” :':‘:‘\': f?r"['”“l":‘;"“‘(‘“""“ and much below hit|of analyzing the human breats || BY THE CASE OR BARREL ;«’{1 X'i‘;nn:)h}l’)y at Ténu:mBGm Oftice Houra 10 1w 12: § o 5: 7 1o H J. TURNBR, S . general standard of wor K i . . 2-3 iloughby, opp. Cole Barn | 9; and by appointment. Phone An § 5 : . in ten minutes by electricity has Come and have a look ol 4 I oh i L b e af ug Mayor| What Is the reason for this big sale of “El-|peen developed by the United | { at our Candy Stock. /] &¢ Xront ‘and Seward. CHIROPRACTIC | T TAUXILIARY, PIONEERS OF Land he Emipire rter. asked |mer Gantry?” It has sold well because it was|Sates Bur Vilhaiainds. e | Bar Geodd, Boxed and { | ¥8 Fiont.and, Maln. 1 gt the peaeiigy of IS any ALASICE, . (O8I her, among ot u s her or not she|banted In Boston and in B few other places’mios wun inugh o T”“s i TR {{ 26 Second and Main. SUrE L Oswra Meeting _every .second Friday & B is e’ s canaid : ojt M R g P PR i makes us laugh! wife ca | Bulk Candies. 2.7 Fifth and Seward. ach month at 8 o'clock p. . Cards a c etion he ques- cause as banned, every vy wanted auklyse. Her HahbYe 1n - laNs: then ey h 0, THA B it At tion was a nat e one that would suggest|SPite of all the book reviews that have appeared ,.'.‘“ "\,/,:““':h bl B i e zl (y;f,rfm',:f,l\l{ and Rawn Way. Itselt to alm uew r reporier. Mayor|il the Western Tribune, it was the only bookf = - b A, THE IRROS }1 154 ' Socond snkGoid: o Helene W. L. Albrecht| | R e auin i y Al A (B |;| H'n'- past year that our u("mlwl family of Otia. - Gubhe 5 Fourth and Harris. PHYSICAL THERAPIST ' knowle th wotild iblished as she|omie ang thots ted us to bring home from the] .jogm ON SOCIETY"—Head: | CO]‘/IPANY 6 Fifth and Gold. Medical Gymnastics, Massage | e i ank ot b e e oyl - .” le,'.nnr heir mrlmmv fd)(]wll w);:-n they learned | . - . | "; Lirm :]«;ul fins(t. A Slectricity | ut()n]() )i e SRRy # hat it was on sale in the bookstores in Van praitgg C e e AN i 5 IRE Seventh an joid. 110 Goldstein Bldg. 1 g & B ERquast: hat ew Dbe chunged If shefcouver, and that the ban was not effective out BFSIL | fsy Jokee in MOSIEMPEEN “SODA WATERS” | |39 Fifth and Kennedy. Oftic had repented \ehat she 1 said here. {our i#dea of the biggest joke cn Phone No. 1 | 4-1 Ninth, back of power house | [ &2 1t Mayo wdes car mght off her gua No better fortune can happe; a e R 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. : gus » . ppen to an author N R S k50 g 21 | o Y in that a1 wegh to aqmit it} todiy than to be “banned.” It means hig sales " ] - i shustin Srtaaiin e By nsurance o one wonders how <he might react in the case|and much publicity. A dozen authors have been| . fiek S8 n Her TEiirs ey | 1B s Dr. Anna Brown Kearsley of & complicited sitnation suddenly developed, |banned into fame and fortune in the past few Ldsnientioned modesty, and. thex | |47 Twelith, at Northern L'dry Physician and Surgeon ) 2 AR years, including James Branch Cabell for “Jur- ”‘;l:.h" If"'l'l),\" num,lw did un]|l||n' THE 1 48 Twelfth and Willoughby. Office and Residence, Apt. 4 SURANCE such as Fite and gen ud Theodore Dreiser's “An American hat s this modesty-—a dance Y |49 Home Grocery Nugs : i : G VAR : 1 s 2 ke " Sy ent | | 9 irocery. Nugget Apartments 3 o 5 REINDEER STUDIES PROGRESS Tragedy.” Or-dcfikiar ngme gt & new, fits ‘ g : “Pnone 582 goard the mvesbeens rpt| . J ALASKA. Among the more recent novels banned in Bos- S g | o AR B PR e sented by your car, 2 ! H ton are Warwick Deeping’s ‘“Doomsday,” Upton . Ought'a Be a Law ; NI(‘HT | T 5 T v 2 S L% ) A About one 'seetion of land, ' conveniently 1 “0fl,” Lewis’s “Elmer Gantry,” gentl¢| Blnks—The railroad have a tie r | WELCOME CAFE ! Valentine's Optical Dept. Insurance such as Propertv cated 10 the Reindeer | Siant gtaron 4 ard’s “Startling,” Pascal's “The Mar-| inspec [ LWL alentine's Optic; ept. D : 1 Publie Lishili t y Front Street R. L. DOUGLASS amage an ublic Liability Fairbanks, Alaska, - erently transtetred by|Tiae Bed,” May Sinelair's “The ' Altinghams, Hinks—Bo s good ttng,to Avy | H | EORS R Opticlan and - Optometrist | |] safeguard yon as an owner— Executive order (o the Rurean of MAWAE® |Yons Hemingry ¢ Rl fun flea figgs,” b g e AR v spl {eggch S A u I(S | HOME COOKING Rrom 16, Valentine Blag. || against damage claims and ¢ Birvey of the United States Department vt Agri-|+iasrhatl i CINR" Y MY, Wells Wivee L DI S IhE -« AN e {1 ilrs. A. Haglund, Prop. Fours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and , || judgments, losses that so fre-| | . &ri-| “Manhattan Transfer,” and “Nigger Heaven.' |bands |1 2 3 by Appointment | tl 1 i i culture for use in the reindeer-zrazing investi ¥ ORI guently total many. tigyes g 1 . - e rel azing Investi- As there is a heavy fine for vending these — - Yy —— e - - - — original cost of a car : i gations that are being carried on by that Buerau|hooks, Boston people buy them darkly under Useless Information ELKS® HALL o i e . under the losal direction of L. J. Palmer, Bio-|counter for $5.00 aplece Instead of openly over| Four months from now yougl git ) ¢ A | We offer you as an automo-| ¥ 4 logist, accorling (0 o recenily isued buletin,| the counter for § be wishing you had / [ Tue Cuas W. CARTER MORTUARY bile owner policies that cover 1 New corrals und fonces are being constructed The best governed o your early Christmas shopping | every loss contingency. ~ as well as new buildings in which feeding ex-|have the fewest laws. C this time. { i . i “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” % perimonts can be conducted more satisfactorily y for moving plctures in Canada to save us 0. + Saturday Night b 1 Several adeer have recently been added to ”;" m »ing too many Stars and Stripes in the How About It, Jack? & Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 B kiid sood Dékress 14 Deing “m'l In the| Plctures, or from such falsifications of history as| Adam ate an apple. That wis v i | Drogrem 1s belng made 1 ilthe American flm that introduced the yictory of) the beginning of nonpolitical dirt | g Allen Shattuck, Inec. ; Vo AEREISAY I W. B.{{he American battle fleet at the Jutland affair.|farming.—Jack Warwick in Toledo . INEURANGH Miller, Asistunt Range Exnminer in Alika, has|though Jutland occurred more than a year before| Blade. 4 B g been making surveys of wrazing resources. coach-| America entered the war. But censorship of hooks| And the beginning of the farm. L.J. SmArick SEE US FOR YOUR- Fire, Life, Liability, Marine ing producers in improved methods, aud estab-|seems to have the same effect on readers as|er’s habit of blaming his troubles Jeweler and ; ; Jishing new observation quadrats of plant srowth,|State prohibition has on drinkers. It adds tofon his Government, too, eh? Optician . as well a0 studying the reuits obtained from | their numbers and elevates law-breaking into the St Loose Leaf Supplies those that have been under observation for some|realm of popular sport. More or Less True & Iglaax:ncor::;: Ofi S l i e o A ST A Being able to love just one wom- Siiverware 1Ce dupplies MORRIS ; e Do a Littie More. Pl o Lt - roprrntiytd P T d S N 3 INDUSTRIALIZATIOCN OF THE SOUTH e s 7 C S J k v e Wy X (Winter Park, Fla., Herald.) rmtmg an tatloner} -ONSTRUCTION CO. ) g Jt 18 only a short time ago tRat the South Some time ago while passing through the city A TOS FOR HIRE ALL KINDS OF | BER budits thaai ‘Nav -Buglantl Noyw the New|Hoovblack with His challansing (SBine ‘em Wb, CABINET § Shikthna tuctories o S e 30" B dap i WY " Just'theniEnOther, Appoatel ou thei Kueng Front Street Phone 244 Junean, Alaska SEiha soiton thot is m e Cudedi A ‘,‘ United quite determined to secure my patronage. Be- LND 1t na 8 " i ¥ 1 the ed - - o . lieving in the value of honest competition, I Prompt Service—Day and e ——————————————————————————— e e sz;«ms, ’I:iu first :m' l:;(u»‘ in the quantity of|gujq, “Which gives the more for the money?” ~ Pt S Nlght A cotton goods manufactnred in the order of their|one said, “I give you a good shine, suh!” The | MILL WORK i i 3 ! | importance are North Carolina, South Carolina,|other replied, “I gives you a good shine, sings COVlC;{unQETgu§:§RVICE ALASKAN HOTEIl | Massachusetts, Georzia and Alabama. North|you a little song and does you a little dance.” 1T g { i . ama. you a TAND AT T and Carolina leads Massachusetts by 20 per cent. and|closed immediately with the latter who ful- Rl e ol MODERN REASONABLE RATES Plate Window South Carolina leads her by nearly 15 per cent, |flled his pledge with fidelity, providing himselt : 444-2 rings ] Dive Hous | GLASS 3 The development of water power in the South,|® versatile artist. A OUSEL, PROP. particulariy the rolinas, Georgia, Alabama, 3 tlbx]-un‘r‘es:-x (nba kgrnat x;‘dmllrsliun nl(lutlhe man, e - — s — | M (8} R R I S West Virginia, Tenue e nd Viegini oot-black or banker, who does a e more, | us‘,s‘v “i ‘ ,‘m," 2 'lg \D.::nm'v;:flnd ::xe who gives a, little more than the law demands, 1 CONSTRUCIION CO. b A1 cLy y, are akin, ixie o . She i R o ¥ and who finds in the process a real satisfaction. 5 i fast hecou jug indus(rialized. Naturall¥, cotton| st of us prefer to deal with the merchant whe| | Let another wedding ring be MILLER’S TAXI BUILDING CONTRACTORS and tobficco manilacturing are being developed| gives “down weight.”” He never lacks customers.| | Single 0 or 314 Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska ¥ e faster than other industries, because practically|Nobody loves the man who is precise and exact Taxi Tad i X b all of the cotton and 'he best tobacco are grown|to the tttermost farthing. In the long run he PESE Tt 2 CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS N in the South. Bul 180 15 making lightniug-| who does little more than he is supposed to||The bonds of matrimony are FOR HIRE N X’ ER THE UNEAU b7 like progress in other lines of manufacturing. Qo goes forward to increasing success. The stu-||no stronger than the bonds of NECED ! J LAUNDR‘ % The New South longer a theory. 1t|dent who studies a little harder than Is neces-||good will established by our{ Franklin Street, between 3 is & dream that ha o true. ; sary to make a passing grade is in a fair way||prompt taxi service—at your Day and Night Service Front and Second Streets Skt N of getting an education, for his sense of privilege! | disposal 24 hours each day— PHONE 485 BANK PHONE 3! \ TN e, exceeds his sense of obligation. Not what I must| | HAIL THEM ANYWHERE or 59 6 APPLY GOV. PINCHOT'S IDEA. o but what 1 may do is the distinction be-| [ call Single O or 314. BLUE BIRD TAXI . " g A tween a slave and a free man. To work after SHOR' : ! Gifford Pinchot, four year Governor of i 9 3 TY GRAHAM . * : ! the clock strikes the quitting hour, to earn a . iyi s Fwunsyivania, n 3 &p lelivered, August 21, lll:lo more salary than your salary represents, Caclots Tasx: and AR e e T RERT P ooy & & ST i o flwce”f"l CITY ‘ before the World Co Against Alcololism, |y hang on to a difficult problem when every- Ambulance Service banking. For more tha third of : ; began: one else gives up in despair,—this is the spirit] | o o0 o0 Aagkan Hotel and ankung. n a third of a cen-.\ fs. Cau the Fighteentlh Amendment be that weaves a golden thread into the web of life 3 y 4FE ! i Siforced? koo L in, Holanas. Ghrner 251 TAXI tury Behrends Bank has been rendering = 2 It can. Someone said that Wellington's soldiers were Phones Single 0 and 314 Stand Douglas Cgar Store % 2 E WE SER’ I How do I know? no braver than the soldiers of Napoleon, but Phone 351" Night Cali 289 financial service to Alaskan business VE ALL KINDS OF Because 1 have tried. it can he hat they were brave for thirty minutes longer. |z Y 3 % CHINESE D ! enforced it Pennsyivauia it can be en- It was the thirty minutes more that turned thelj i affairs. Its accumulated experience ISHES' | forced anywhere tide of battle from defeat to victory. Go where M d & { His closing seutence Wi you will, into all the great enterprises of life armon an is your assurance of satisfaction. Catering to Frivate Parties 1 call upon President Coolldge—my and you will find that the superb heroisms be- .l HOLMES TAXI four-year fight to enforce the Bighteenth long to those who work a little Torle, who think Caddlac . Amendment gives me, that right, and T a little harder, who endure a little longer. PHONE 342 . 3 g _ask him (o do nothing that 1 have not The great Teacher of mankind, once spoke Enclosed Cars at Your COMMERCIAL SAVIN S, “done in Pennsylvanis —1 call upon Cresi- of “good measure, heaped up, pressed down, shak- Call Day and Night Stand at Olympic Pool Hall ] dent Coolidge to put the whole power en togetber and running ovmrx.ul hl;la also ulllt i | d influence of his gr office vigor “if oue compels you to gO W m one mi ___—_”________,__.____—a ously behind the Coustitution of the go with him two.” That is one of the insignia SA“SFACIORY 3 United States and thus to cure a cancer of royal living: to convert am obligation into an s“vlcn : v that carries intection t very part of opportunity and to glorify a necessity by trans- GUARANTEED d % our country—a cancer which the Pre lating it into a gracious service. Do your owl;l : e & 3 enr ank ~dent, and only the President, cam cure bit and a little bit more, and see how it works! BERRY'S TAXI h,";ut Nw::.ger““ at Semate Rooms ' Between the first and closing paragraphs of AQ.'F‘“”‘ Gifford said that when his term ended there were “but 61" breweries In Penn- vania. He suid that he had closed 565 saloons phia and more than 400 in the rest Alaska salmon goes all canned, frozen, mild-cured, smoked. The poor fish!— (Seward the two great Engl 1-lable to agree.— S before the Sepate Invest over the world, fresh, kippered, pickled and [ ey It must tickle the rest of the king Governments un- wtl Enquirer.) THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, SEPT. 6, 1927. Stand at Gastineau Hotel PHONE 3232 Gateway.) PHONE 199 TR Daily service to the rlacier, leaving the Gastineau Hotel at 1 P. M. Fare $2.50, world to see Omisr BANK IN ALASKA