The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 20, 1927, Page 4

| assumea . l 3 - that the Senators would guard the :|death and taxes and that is that -— —a s Dailv Alaska Empire |7 o e states. That was the reason that| | {11 e “siria who et thetr hair| | PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL i ‘ I » 4 % v { F | . Senators were apportioned equally ALO LIFE’S | /eow begin wearing it [ tetelgs— e | m— raternal Societies s ~ Shates N gl o rls aser gets so long “the JOHN W, 1 EDITOR AND MANACGER. the States ators were supposed to PR P Borid ind. o i 3 OF — — - resent the separate States in the Union while th | v i g T e =) . Y6 | o s syt vas FoRbORERaL tiis. bubb R more attention than ever. Robert Simpson | | | DBS KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel | M g Wb it e e et Mother never dreamed the lit le e : || of the United States. But lofig ago Senators I By SAM HILL d case she used to carry would Opt. D. DENTISTS S - od o F C @ ! Class! 8an to look on matters from the standpo __J.|some day be almost big enou Graduate Los Angeles Col- 1 end 3 Goldstein Bldg. R E;mf”"g W ek - |of al officials rather than as representatives " daughter to carry an ra lege of Optometry. and PHONE 56 ) dny cvenings at § L v |of the separate States Order Your Ccal s and her nightie when sh~ Opthalmology Hou, to 9 p. m k, Elks' Hall A UPTION RATES. ! The newspapers commenting upon the plan Il AIWAYS Makes us sore to think |yas going for an overnight visit. | | Glasses Fitted s g axo, i ted Tha | Delivered by ca uglas, Treadw w\..m_ Gov. Ritehie for a House of Governors gen-| HOW short a time the good, old| The reason father is to blams 1 Lencses Ground . M M, SIDES, B follow rates Alipiove. thi plan. summer stays |if the bills are unpaid is because Secretary. ! will ,:.' i) y TR | n::::n:l‘“:l fiye e ‘.‘fwun‘ s e S Dr. Charles P. Jenne Yistine Tyotrere: T, i . R on thousands of the officers and| 44 i | family. can spend. | BSSON ¢ N e iy op b S die S $ of the Christian Churches in the Unitea! AP0 With it come those melai-| Now and then you meet a wom-| | g 1:"1”5“5-" Rt DERTTRY Sotordiiate Sodiea T nblora 2n0 muninns omenn 314 | e O eattntly, sna| MOV 84y o who o vintitive she wowt| | AUCTION BRIDGE | || mooms 8 st o vatentisa || 4 orocmenes v A R X, i Pt ey, - ST like to divorce her husband and| | MRS, JANE BARRAGAR A Building " d MEMBER OF ASeOC\'er‘ PRESS : : ‘u ey are just as good Christians and Observations of Oldest Inhabitant|nave her dearest enemy marry | | PHONE 231 | Telephone 176 . Rokilar [ U e oo radjadl g|88 thoso . who ‘are (supporting the *Anti-S The kind of language a min|jjm, el - o 4 e credited his paper also thel League and the hteenth Amendment and the' learned to use when he hit his| Seems funny there actually ,,,‘“|' = f " ks i - Volstead Act | thumb while tacking down tic|i, be a time when it wasn't any | Rimena Cimcu . NTEED TO BE LARGER| ke pet after the house cleaninz |great advantage for a gifl to ha Dr. A. W. Stewart HAN THAT OF X Ry BRI ORI, ! In the by-election at \vw Wes !mlnsler B. C.|now comes in handy when the t a shapely pair of legs if she had | DENTIST l 3 to select a successor in Parliament to the seat|sgoes flat. a pretty face R A e AL a1 1 held by the late Premier John Oliver the Liberal A ! A man isn’t vain, he just spend- | Dsé‘w.:mumfinmmfic : Iohaty Tous tel |candidate was elected by about 1,000 majority—| The Anies Gl ,/®ll that money for tonics aml| Office Phore 4€9, Res Phone 176 Meets every Monday a distinctive Liberal gain . Oliver barely carried| ‘A good manyofmy employees.” | restorers because he hates to past | Ry TRy A e night, at § o'clock, | l'eha ok { . A % | remarked the boss, “complain of | with an old friend like his r. C. H. MAC SPADD! Dictetor; | the district in the last election. being over-paid, but I never hav-|put he kmows friend wife = o | R H.STEVRNS Secretiry. | | e i AR . heard any of them complaining | justified in spending all that mo-| | There a 2 0,0 aws 3 ite \ i " b 2 . MOUNT JU"IEAU AODGE NO., 147 PR B e o b laws In the Unitedf,,,, peing under-pald. ne§ for beauty treatments jus | Dr. W. J. Plgg & A M. @ | ) States Suppose it would take as many officers R Al | to. Holtbian. 45 her. Soath. SHaL Do | & Second ,.m] '[-uur{h“\,dor‘\- |to enforce each law as it takes to make a bluff What Every Kid Learns | ing B velhsty.. PHYSICIAN %71':'1 4;5"":.’,;&3 yeont M-:\}@ at enforcing the Volstead Act! Betty: “You musn’t tell a lie.” pieled ! Office—Second and Main fioning, at '{,‘{;,““{,"ti‘. [ 2 " Jane: “Why not? Useless Information Telephone 18 ter. CHAS. B, NAGHEL, 3 ! 'lhe Tide of Tflurls(b. Betly: -“Because it's like smok-| Lots of people are brought lov'i § P a1 Secretary. it isn’t right to do unmtil you |ny Ligh living. Order of ¢ 7 are grown up.” e W EASTERN STaR i (New York World.) s ; 5 s o0 Second and Fourth Tuess Julius Klein's statement in Paris that Ameri- P o RN ! A Tip Dr. H. Vance o ot o can tourists will spend $650,000,000 abroad this . . T“a?W 7: ||"=(1=l"l'§llllld Before you eat Outatputh--S08 GOWENR. Tag. Trah WA WILLYAMIS 'vear may seem at first sight startling. This sum| i e e That green cucumber I 7% 8ar by evpoinment oA AT — - |exceeds the value of our imports from all South i You should look up | LJ.SuArick | o The attitude of Redington, new head| America: it is more ; dalits \of " 9 fi e “K |« Licensed Osteopathic Physician r ston, {America; it is more than half the value of our| = AR G 1 The doctor's number. i | one:. Office 1671, ! KNIGHTS OF of the Biological ey, meets with the appro-|imports from Burope. Yet it is a conservative \"“"»‘ BAE SACLEDN o e “"}‘)"“fl Sam Hill in Cincinnati Enquirer. | Jeweler and Residence, Gastineau Hotel | coLumMBUS - bation of the people of Alaska. Mr. Redington|estimate. Mr. Klein included our expenditures in|And vet I me'er saw one so busy. Lo O tician o a ol 7B oL e ays it is his purpose to co-operate with the|Canada and the West Indles, usually estimated bt o W het you \aorgs With % TR L AT B ne Commission, and to give it a frecr|at $150,000,000. ~This would leave $500,000.-] s ekanah Iced watermelon, | ®%m, Diamonds Geo. L. Barton | hand in solving problems within its jurisdiction,|000 28 the Old World harvest, a sum which can| ToNIE, & AR et ef" p "Sall over but Stlverware | GHIROPRACTOR, Hislignthal sidg. | Bt Gt A bt b he roughly checked up as reasonable. whick (18 cOrusER, T Wave gat Your anguished yellin’. . - M. MoINTYRE, hile the preservation of, wild life will c Thie ' Tant fonb "yeate chtievloan visltors: tofor. T Dive. ate A i s 3 —_ 10![)(:5 Heurs 10 to 12; 3 to b: 7 to | VY TURNER, Secrer Survey, the need for jghe rellance placed upod| (. {atistics, have been coming steadily(Plied Johnny. iy {{FIRE ALARM CALLS & st {ns'yeanrice B Madicwas: | | AUI"_;'SKRAV IZL‘;':EZ_S‘_"F :‘l‘“(nr f\)(ml ‘hy those 1:» R !H‘xllv sections ;n-vlll n..l i the :'.vm_;\ml mark. If 1hvl_v reach ”“1“1 e ) Before you drink [ -3 Third and Franklin. o Surgey” Ol DARNINY, | Meetiug | every second Fridgy vt naca to development in othr sections will re-|mark this year, the average expenditures would o : G N Some “pre war” brand | |14 Front and Franklin, eich month at § o'clack ards ceive recc jon. Common sense rather thanlneed to be only about $1,650 to aggregate a half ll" _sald l]‘“:"";"\ what kv Sorpetiders {[1& Eront, near Ferry Way. aid, refroshments. . At {}o;::mflw. sentimentalism will control. {billion. The 50,000 or more teachers and stu-|makes the tired business man Taker at hand | ¢ Front, 5pp. Film Exchange. 3 MES. MINNIE H\,xlm{ Secretary That is a sort of sanity that will appeal to]dents Who travel by the new tourist third class|tired 4 e e Padk P Front, opp. City Whart. Helene W. L. Albrecht the people of the North, and it is a policy that|d0 not spend that much, but tens of thousands “His golf score, T gue ce- alih f | Front, ncar Saw Mill. PHYSICAL THERAPIST S regleileltiy S @ poliey Whatl b ih Americans spend far more. Some of them|plied his dad, who had gi Do | Willoughby at Totem Gro. Mediosl - Gysinuatics, - Massalie will Win the support of the people for efforts to| 0% ©'8h SRETCEIE STE M COMe, | 0t art cost TS .- | Witloughby, opp. Cole Barn. lectriciry b.l pravent wasteful and useless slaughter of Wild}y,g 'gpay fortunes. The chiet market for these Passing Observation SUITS PRESSED—$1.00 | Fhnl and et B tat s utomodite animals and birds and add to enthusiasm for|, vuries is France, and Mr. Klein estimates that| The trouble with passing yeara Phone 576 | Seoond and Matn w4 adicis 25 Serae a1 conservation and perpetuation of wild Iife. Ame 1 ton will leave $250,000,000 in]is that they don’t p; you, but 7 ) : s : DURGEE TP, 3 [ g aY 250,000, s ordan’s Valet Service Fifth and Seward. v I It already is apparent that the people of|that republic. take you along with them. A ey {29 Fire Han. ¢ Valontine's Optical Dept. nsurance Al approve of Mr. Redington. They have The immense increase in tourist expenditure e You will like to do business| | 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. R. L. DOUGLASS found in him a red-blooded man whose unde nce the war is partly offset by the undetermined Lot of Them lee Tlhat ; with us after you are acquainted| ?5,@ ::Pm:';: an: '(lioldi. Ovtician and Optometrist standing begels understanding. There will be no|decrease in sums sent home to Burope by newly| Jack: “How was your date 1st|yith our prices and service. Al-| |38 Fourth and Harris. Reom 16, Valentine BIdg. ¥ quarrel between the new Director of the Bio-|arrived immigrants. Nevertheless, it remains|night?” i .| teration of any kind. A busin ;g g‘lfifi ";;:]nGEfi'c Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and ghflmnmCEd"g‘;l.’{ Fire ;;‘d logical Survey and the people of this Territory highly important. When we read that the re- Rill: “A gold .I_m:nr. and T'l{ywith a conscience. JORDAN'S ;,_s gormith: ind Goid i by Appointment eft, an ollisiom, safe- & mote City of Copenhagen had nearly 5,000 Am-|say for her that if she was as|yApET %‘IWI(‘W —adv. 59 Fifth and Kenued): ¢ - guard the investment repre. TAM s " erican tourists in one year we can realize what|sood at preparing a meal she RO 41 Ninth, back of power houss | |#—————— ~—————— sented by your car. A MANY (‘iF;’\rI:A((%‘%I{"'“ ATE OF |0 patronage mean wus at orcering one she'd be a[0ld papers for sate at The Empire.| | {5 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. THE CLUB LUNCH i e B / . —_—— gold mine.” T s S FRTA I 4-3 Distin Ave., and Indian St. ui Uecasion A t e » N E %1145 Ninth and Calhoun. ROOM Damage and Public Idlgflxty Prof. Thomas H. Reed of the University of A asion Anxiety. More or Less True 46 Seventh and Main. safeguard yom as an owner— Michigan, Executive Secretary for Hiram John-| T Attentions are what a man pays | |47 Twelith, at Northern Ldry. | | | open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. Daily| || BRainst dal{l&ge :lllmm- :nd gon when he was Governor of California and! Fieh can't think ves | ¢ 4 woman before marriage, aad THE (|48 Twelfth and Willoughby. judgments, losses that so fre- o i ish can’t thipk very well. They don't have| ' “P"H. Flr t ne pays alier- 49 Homp Grocery. | PETE JELICH, Proprietor quently total many times the i ater City Manager of Ban; Jose, am expert, onjto.. It the “best' 'of them ,wese. dependent on]itention '8 WaaL 16 BDAYE ' B — 43 || original cost of a car, b wunicipal government, leading a discussion at the|themselves for protection, they would be in| ¥3'd if he doesnt want to pay her e S s o i institute of Public, Affairs at the Univer: of |great danger of extinction; but their welfare is|mony- NIGHT We offer you as an automo- Virginie, gave modern Tammany a certificatela matter of governmenfal anxioty, which tends| Th reason many a poor #hops | Tue CuAs W. CARTER MORTUARY bile owner policies that cover of good character. He declared that it is mot|to their conservation EITY RS A “"";""‘,‘“_' “;’;’“tl'i. every loss contingency. | the oid Tammany. He said that it is now lea| Recently salmon huve received Federal attn-|Pecause after she hhs paid, Hh HA WKS | “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute™ by learned men who are imbued with the spirit|ton and the season for taking them was abruptly )"*lfll”’ml‘ m's qu‘ thu;d:(’)lslll ;m . 8 one fow ' ha i s By hought last winter she ha 2 . A of service, and he dwelt approvingly on the high|Shortened. ~Now halibut fishing may be sub = he Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 e nite ‘aalfl charaoier at: Tudge Olvany, Tam-|io9ted:to strict regulations. . thing left for lunches. attainments and character of Judge Olvany, Tam-| """ g0 1) "™t ™ et of hatibut, 5o,.| Since what is said about those - — — Allen Shattuck, Inc. many leader. He called attention to the fact|p09,000 pounds, or 80 per cent. of the whole,|on both sides is far flattering, ELKS’ HALL INSURANCE i that Mayor Walker and President McKee of the|comes from North Paclfic waters, chiefly Alaskan|the ears of all the relations musi i Board of Aldermen, Acting Mayor in the absence|and British Columbia. Yearly catches have shown |Just about burn to a cinder when SEE US FOR YOUR Fire, Lite, Liability, Marine of Mayor Walker, are college men, McKee|no important changes lately, but this is due tol|friend wife and friend hub l‘“’t 2 j having been a college professor before he be-|the activity of fishermen in continually moving|into one of those domestic battles. Saturday Nicht . : came a lawyer. He declared that New York is|[to more mortherly banks after having exhausted| Many a poor boob is payine g (i Loose Leaf Supplles ! better governed than any great city in the|Other grounds. If present practices are permitted|alimony today because he refused s % United States. He placed Detroit second in his|t0 80 unchecked, the supply will gradualy suffer|to take “No" for an answer. Office Supphes MORRIS list,, Philadelphia and ‘Chicago, he sald, were|dePletion There's one thing as sure as|g——— o g i American and Canadian authorities are con-| — . A : s ] H | * competing for the last place among the princival | 5o M ation. | Inasmuieh a5 artifietal] femmmeeee e Pr]ntlng and Statlonery CONSTRUCTION CO. i cities, He said they are “very bad.” All the by i ; i ) ¢ propagation of halibut is impracticable and as ALL KINDS OF ¥ others participating in the discussion, most of|control of the food supply of the natural enemies Al ]TOS FOR HIRE ( ;EO M SIMPKINS CO them from the South and West, agreed with|of the fish is impossible, officials are limited o » " ‘Y Prof. Reed's analysis and estimate of Tammany.|to regulating the catch so that it may not ex- 244 uneaun, Alaska NET 1 i R % ceed natural increase. Front Street Phone Toomay, 4 DRYS PLAN ATTACKING COOLIDGE Halibut require from eight to eighteen years k AND MELLON. to mature. Once depleted, their restoration would Prompt Service—Day and ik be difficult, if feasible at all. They live an aver- Night MILL WORK 3 Eastern cditors and Washington newspaper |3€¢ of twenty-five yoars. Bup that iswt long CovicH AuTO SERVICE ALASKAN HO' EL 4 - , to teac em how to take care of them- O . i | correspondents declare that the purpose of the|SMOUSH Juneau, Alaska Plate and Window | B G5 e s to put President Coollage ana|™I"e% i STAND AT THE ARCTIO MODERN REASONABLE RATES vy I Secretary Mellon on_the carpet during the next Navigation on U TR Py wlag P D Batser! suop session of Congress, and to demand of them and i on Upper Mississippl. AVE USEL, A o : ; s e — MORRIS ‘ongress that none but certified 100 per cent. (Kansas City Post.) drys be appointed to any branch of the Govern-| Carrying 1,000 tons of freight the S. §. : CONSTRUCTION CO. ment service, Former Gov. Pinchot's declara- Thorpe and the Gen. Allen, each towing two Wi i i g s e point with pride tion in his Winona Lake speech, interpreted to|barges, docked at St. Paul last night eight days ¥ 5ay8 Tum“'lad 'y MILLER?S TAX]’ BUILDING CONTRACTORS mean that the entire Government service from;after leaving St. Louis and sixteen hours ahead top to bottom should be composed solely of drys|of schedule. This maiden trip of the two river x‘e“ “"“el" t:“:(fi:;":“}‘:': m: Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska J who do not break the law themselves and who|Vvessels indicates that no serious obstacles exist 0. OTZAn IRA IO b » d Beilive tn the Bighteenth A 3 t | the|to the development of river traftic on a big| |—answers the question, WHY CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS - . THE IUN L “ Eie £ The WlgusEnt ANSImANG ATG IR 16 {n this iauniy our men are so considerate, for FOR HIRE Sa.vm For rtumt,y . [EAU LAUNDRY Volstead Act and their enforcement, is said to|” : h We h re- g . : The fleet belongs to the Government Barge| |those we serve. We have ca v Franklin Street, between meet with the complete approval of the dry|g..cica As was pointed out by Major Gen, T. Q.| | fully chosen our courteous em-| t 8 leaders, dnd to be an expression of their pur-lsgnpurn, head of the Inland Waterways Cor-| | Ployees — each interested in Day and nght Service - s ial i aakiat ) Frout and Sepend Stzoets pose for the future. It will be remembered|poration, when he arrived in St. Paul with the| |keeping the high standard ofj PHONE 485 Financi success is achieved mos y PHONE 359 that in this speech Pinchot attacked President|fleet, the trip was made in the Iowest stage||Promptness —— courtesy—econ= 2 2 hflW avin, nvest “Cooiidge and Secretary Mellon for lack of woodlof the season.. This means that river trans-| |omy. BLUE BIRD TAXI by those who savings to i faith In the enforcement of Prohibition. portation on the Upper Mississippi is entirely Carlson’s Taxi and SHORTY GRAHAM in a good business opportunity feasible and that reduced freight rates to both Iso! Q rmers an . . Stand at Bill's Barber Shop THE PLAN FSRNA HOUSE OF farmers and business .men of ‘the ‘Middle West Ambulance Service when it presents itself. Day dreams GOVERNORS. 2 o her save it sty ——— Stands at Ataskan Hotel and carry you nowheres. Begin to The proposal ot Gov. Albert C. Ritchle of| Moscow pald, the American diplomatie and Nolllfl';. %"M; e 251 TAXI today and with constant additions, p ¢ be 0 service a compliment by demouncing .the|| Pheses Bimgle 0 an Stand Douglas Cigar Store Maryland that there be established a House of (it B olon 00t o elagh of capitalists.— 8l 1g: FO tor _hoto ’ma"’ you mu be Governors to guard against the encroachment of (Indianapolis News.) Phone 261 Night Call 268 mat, Federal authority upon the rights of the sep- - g surprised by the results. arate States is attracting wide attention. Gov. Under Vie Donahey the country may be sure $ Ritchie contends that there has been such anthere will in Ohio be no repetition of the Her- M d il [ S ———— llar or more will open vings Account ‘encroachment far beyond the plans of those who|rin masacre. ‘I'hat sort of thing seem to be armon an One do ” °! & he formulated the Federal Constitution, and that|confined to Illinois.—(Houston Post-Dispatch.) L] v HOIMES TAXI 3 # . P government by ‘the people and efficiency in E it 1 our Per Cent government have suftered accordingly. He be- Even the brown bears don't dote on prohibi- X PHONE 342 Paid on Savings Accounts £ Meves that a House of Governors through moral|tion #gents these days. A brownle refused to eat Enclosed Cars at Your ] ; ‘ufluence and cducational campaigns could dis-|"h ,I,';'ji“f}‘k‘:m;‘;"‘:",r;"g;;", G Sanosu, 4oR Call Day and Night Stand at Olympic Pool Hall ypflr-n further expansion of Federal power at 3 " SAWACTORY e expenge of the States and eventually lrfil)g Perhaps ten years from now we may prove| ’ ; the return to the States of many activities|to have got along nearly as well under govern- SERVICI t the Federal Government has assumed. One{ment of the people by the people for the people, Gu“m the effective methods advocated by him to|however imperfect, as Italy will have done under| en public opinion to the advantage of ac-{a dictator.—(New York ‘World.) BE qn tuating the activities of the State Govern- ;‘ RRY’S T and thus of bringing govenment back to t seems as if even ;: anarchist could under- Stand at Gastineau Ho i people, is for the House of Governors to bring ;::;;lmh;xw useless this bombs are. _(Ph"“"l’m‘ * PHONE 199 * co-operation among the States in the p o on of governmental work that has been Daily service to the Glac Let us hope historians won't judge people u“h‘ the Gastineau to the Federal bureaus. of today by the number of laws made to keed| P. w-nlnt. ‘as Gov. Ritchle says, it was them decent.—(St. Paul Pionser-Press.) nn $2.50,