The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 27, 1927, Page 4

even on oceasion being — - * LS. s a ALONG LIFE’S IT TOOK 30 YEARS i PROFESSIONAL JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER'the case imparted By long experience. DETO ‘ i ds L) b i 4 . oF Sublished every evening t sunfay - by i e UR LONDON, Oct. 27—A I g T % e oy e oot Sunday b el (OPPER CONSUMPTION EXCEEDS St Rk 5 ekt o Robert Simpson DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel | : PRODUCTION. By SAM HILL make has been sent to the Opt. D. DENTISTS YWe—m————————a l""‘ Angeles Col- 1 snd 3 Goldstein Bids. b e Btreets, June cond Class i ~ - American market on payment | Graduate X That the copper industry is of $30,000. {1 " lege of Optometry ama PHONE 56 deting S UBGERIFION RATES. healthy condition is indicated by Eastern mar- Ankle Deep It is of Russian sable made Opthalmolcgy Hoam 8 b, fi 4o°Y i . ock, Elks’ Hall Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and |ket reports. The surplus stock held in refiners IS Mrs. Newrich in the’ social| | of skins which it took more | Glasses Fitted itk L 38O, B. RICE, L Lt e L hands is smaller than it been for b5 thati- ‘4, | score:: of years:to | Lencses Graund Exalted Rulen By mail, phst lowing rates o e 4 SIDES, ; rosvpr iy i Well, hardly enough to gef her| | match. Miles of stitches have N in advance, x months, in advance :and is : 7 Secretary X month, in : f i * B e s nee, v will promptly the past ssveral mont g i asdion ‘,:'!‘1;:'";; suit wet.”Boston ~Tran- ! gone Iruu1 1(7 mn:e-up. “since \ Visiting Brothers w B vy or o . ¢ or lrregularity | produced. The total surplus of both North ;.u'l|‘ 1::3-")’1;::: 7 33?;..1129';..112:2"'5 | pe | in the delivery of iyl b for ss Offices, 374 South America at the end of September was 86, i £ 193 short tems, a decre of 7,161 ton MEMBER OF ASSOCIATEL rn&os. Liuiy e The Associated Pr I v entitled to the July 31, This means that tlere use for republicati 101 956,000 povnds of ft ar not otherw o the, local news published isaid to Le to he known as diplomats jregarded as ambassadors of the kingdom of Good- rvnn\ump. and thus should play their part with K . | L PROFESSIONAL T u Daily Alu;ka Empire Fraternal ‘Societies Entered in the Post Office in J again getting into 12 mon consumption for Dr. Charles P. ienne DENTIST AU(‘T]()N BRIDGE Rooms 8 and 9 Valeutine Co-Ordinate Bodies of Freemasonry Scottish Rit: Regular meetings A Warning to Trespassers E Leonafd Perryman, City Clerk received the following in a letter market, recently, which you doubtle since| are only 172 pper available for herein not much more than three wecks' nor consumption Prices range from Sellers are vaid to be fo meet cone ons made in custon When lcancd, it is predicted melter quarter, fellow | | | ton Tinfo s ralsin on l_____._ MOUNT JUNAEA“ LODGE NO. attor g and v Index. to selzs o ah b dlack \/ . MIZE, Mas- . NAGHEL prollem of the high cost Oraer of EASTERN STaR 2 Sccond and Fourth “r;uu-e 44 & ach month, & Dr. H. Vauce 1. 0+70. ¥ . 1 | all. 3 WILLIAMY fi.vg:::;vfl—ll':nwfl;\;ln ein Bds. | “Motron, - AUICE i v e | . BROWN, Sccretary Licensed Osteopatiic KNIGHTS OF Phone: Office 1£71, COLUMBUS. Residence, neau nm-x 8 Council No. 1760, and & s 3 scond and Iast . k. . § Free Reading Room ore ired ient bln\hP“I urged i € - City Mall, Second Floor gy e Main Street at 4tn MRS. JANE BARRAGAR Building second riday, each will agree is worth passing along R mal e Hall. @ 4 ad : ne | F— g 3 WALTER B. HEISEL. Sccretary. ———— e o ors, are uaid 10 D\ T rrospasor's will e’ persskutod | -88ity. has' been . the. mother, ot} BROWN'S Dr. A. W. Stewar | 3 o e > {0 the full extent of 2 mean mon. | ™anY household inventions, but i VARIETY STORE » DENTIST vl ANnER OF MOOSE dubble barrel shotgun which | 0t an fvention formalls Noveltios OMce Phove 469, Ren Phone 2 night, at § o V't loaded with no sofy pillers. | 492 I. Coleman has done e my proputy.”—Buffalo | {her Of five children, has re B e S ) B WL e i ‘wo patents on aterpr 0V i Wi L Wo P s on a waterproof cover, Dr. W. J. Pigg stay within last y No Windfalls he kllt::l came to me ,‘mm»\j S A company of plcked women |Years ago” she evplainad. . “Onc| Telephone 18 more Sun, ered Long experimenting = | silcloth produced the AND LOT, CLEANING G. A. GETCHELL, | | Mo}ller Is Inventor i PHONE 231 | leph month st 3 ll‘elluwl' e On a fa ¢ ¥ — ALASKA CIRCULATION GUA TEED TO BE 1ARGER lightly t faim in South Georgia | Bt A v vnbiiotaadif AT grel dotes whicl: aiht oo | 18Nt often that the busy hous i Saphs PR 4 8 ch ain't never heer Stationery -Notlcng-— Hours 8 A, m. to 6 p. m. siineau Lodve: No. 708 [ Merchenase of Merit it x MAC SPADDEN, Dicts designed to fit any schoolbook. 5 GARBAGE PHYSICIAN 1 #oiiib cortiet ‘grossry stoves amd WUl DG MAAE A NSNS fuv her. | Of DT (CDHSCH came Bome. Cryinug Phone 109 or 149 DI 0f Waterproof Cover ; ! oy THAN THAT OF ANY OTHE SBLICATION ve 13 to 2 cent 0 HES SN e e + sochibil with strangers | Vife has time to develop B b L s SEWARD BUILDING Juasav yedoe N 708 m, Af © aint tired ot ths nei| Mra. Coleman, who is tho mo:|, - ] o STERN Becretiry Socratary of Treasury! # g T ! }l 4UI ED Uffice—Second and Main ks vice in the Christian field.—Balti | Vecause her hooks were no 2 ¢ The Antidote Nut - Breaos, Cukes - Judge Benjamin F. Jones, ex-| yage to order by :_.1nd i ident of the Lions, was de - - (Engincering and Mining Journal.) fending divorce at a Newark din _Recently Da..ixl Willard, one of the for Cne of the important trends of industrial{1er Dparty. railroad executives in the country, expressed t volen s toward emnioyee ownarship, This may; “We must have divorce” he v that shouid a!l the raiiroads in the U nge all the y from the ownership by high nctuded. “For marriage is like GENERAL LAND OPFICE ; States be consslidated into a small numl exesutives of comparatively small portion of cating mushrooms. You never U. 8. Land Office. '} great systems, the public would et better sery ce € €OmMDIny’s securities, to complete ownershipjknow if it’s the real thing till toc Anchorage, Al Xa at a lower cost than is now possible. There ave 7 &3 man cara to take adve late.-—Rlttshuyeh SO ele August 29 hedty) Notice is hereby given thot 1eh ! € L Re. [l h esirability of p 4 . at present several hundred individual roads with , the ‘deglrabillty ot suchjgraph ownership n corvorations been larie W. Peterson. ent Reuding Room Open From ngether with her witnoss | Naom to 10 pom approximately 275,000 miles of main lne track oS tidiory GRS i e o These, Mr. Willard suggested, consolidated vnder PAIATR SL gl i L o 8 g the provisicns of the Transportation Act of 1920 Tition. and. deviand RBRENICORTL " At Tato i iRl e AE | 808, - AnE Boslol AR oD N in g e into larg> cyetems comparable to the' Penn- enteston” $hat.. (kT BN ERGS or] Eveiything was chaos. Bulld | I of Jumcau, Alaska. ha AT o e ) ) " ' : t ) ’ at the management beleves,ings were hurtling off into space [ 1itted final proof on her hor 8:30 p. m. sylvania and New York Central in the east and that the corporation in question will funet'ov|Ra'n was falling upward. Mer | tead entry, serials 04630-05858 Maogazines, Newspapers Sante Fe and Southern Pacific in the west would more sitisfactorily it the employees are financially | were hounding 50 feet ‘at a step | Or Jand embraced in M IReheh, Noaka. gse it onty Miolanoy i CABAVAIDE: and AT 1 their work beyond the weekly oriin short, everything was doing| €Y No. 167, New Seri FREE TO ALL resultant improvement in service put, | mon:hy pay eheck. whot was impossible. 166, and it is now in the files also, in moiirial reduction in the charges mow! _ THCUEW the ownership of a small stock in-| =~ “Say. you!” I shouted at a fe) | f the U. 8. Land Oftice, Anchor.| necesskry in GRder to ‘earn. ,reRsomEbs rétirneil oot:does Mot give the Huldag mideh. St any yolaaw ‘who dvas ‘throwing a'ball s | i8¢, Alasks, and i mojpeogens. i on the money invested and required to ke in the managemont, some eqmpauies have a'si |imilo high “What's the matter led in the local fand office at | i il st frond ‘-.Vrl];»,;.l.;(- to extend frivileges in thi | witn the world?” |Anchorage, Alaska, within the| e llu»‘idm it Lt e : The Bethiehem Steel Corporation. 31§ «pidn'c yon hear?” period of publication or thirty ) a, apparently, behir s pirions among great American |y, op days thereafter, said final proot consolidation plans of the late E. M. Ii. Wil » n its policy of promot- . will be accepted and final certi- who made the Union Pacific the great sy el by the company and em- ficate issued | is today and who early in this century dea | siach matters as affect working cond J. LINDLEY GREEN, ) Itecently, the corporation distributed te Register. its influence over to the Southern Pacific, i | the Central Pacific to tap the California fleld and )] 0f its employees a statement In which it ks Date of First Publication, Sept | | Presidont, B. G. Grace, says: el 21, 19217. i secured control over. the Oregon Short Line to} ¥ set u direct morthern connection with the Paciic| (el DESIOR e reations be: a9 Mpttjiwest and Coagh. Thiy done, he dreamed moted by a substantial participation of linking up through the Burlington with the mid- the Guiniavecs: Rattiie Suiil managantent dle and southwestern States an even vaster tran of - ‘matter which. dizeotly #fect thel: portation empire. Tlis movements to this end led | working conditions, as well as in owner- to the famoug fight with James J. Hill and the] ship of the business. These are essen- elder J.. P. Morgan, almost permitting him to tial parts of ‘the forward-looking labor absorb tWb Great Northern tem and did result policy which Bethlehem has established in a compromise agreement with his famons rivals In co-operation with its eniployees. by which the Union Pacific was given an influence One of the most helpful. results of in the rival line through a holding corporation ot U A L R This agreement was attacked by the Government O EMPIAYARE Ak D, JE eme Of e company, especially in those activities and the holding corporation dissolved by the ok nre': SOl oirRked.. ot . Ahdr courts. benefit, and which they help us to run. Harriman's methods of procedure were differ- It is only logleal that these activities ent from those in vogue today even though the —pensions, relief, employees representa- ends sought are largely similar. Consolidation tion, saving and stockgownership, home then as now meant efficiency, lower costs, greater building, safety and-first ald—should be service. It, naturally, makes possible the ope the subject of an qeeasional report to the tion of non-profitable branches still in the deve employees, just as the corporation af- opment stages because the drain can be absorbed ::":""“ 10, stookholderl Rt Rz nual, et 3 i o 8 4 Frederie by the parent system., Harriman, however, Tv.n The extent to which stock ownership and a|gi50. ahead of time. He was dealing In”rallrmul» st} yoice in management by employees is practicable regarded as private institutions. The concept of|gepends upon circumstances. In large-scale, stable them as public service mrpuruunnx was still to befoperations it may well be comsidered for manual developed. workers as well as for technical men and the Less than 20 years after hln great dream of|official personnel, especially if leugth of em- consolidating the Union Pacific and Great North-|ployment be taken into comsideration in appor- ern systems was dissipated, a policy largely the tioning stock to the first-named class. Many same in effect was legally recognized and written mining companies have adopted some medification | ' Mak'ng Cupitansts of “Workers,” THEN AND NOW. fakng T""_’ Qu( cf “Workers, —aav | 0 . ¥ L] INITED ST;\TKS Il‘-'.T‘A"(:l'}v!ENT p i ibrary g s A | Junean Public Library| " Dr. Geo. L. Barton CHIROPRACTOR, Fiellentnal Nidg. Sflc‘r;'m Office Heurs 10 w 12 5w & 7_10 iin b ey 9; and by appointment. Ph.ne 6w AUXILIARY, MIONEERS OF CHIROPARACTIC ALASKA, !GLOO No. 6. 18 not the uea tica of M ¢ mocond | Friday et Surgery nor Osteapu 8 o'clock p. m. Cad Fifth 8t Me! Courze, the Public Wouldn't Helene W. L. Albrecht PHYSICAL THERAPIST Medical Gymnastics, Massage Tlectriciy 410 Goldstein BlAg. WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION, NO. 439 | Meets 1st and 2nd Thursdays | each month, 8§ P.M. at Moose Hall. .| Anna Bodding, Senior Re- gent; Agnes Grigz, Recorder, promote randered, he shouted “Congress passed a law or- lering the law of gravity to be PR, Opt'clan and Qplametrie? Rf,om 16, Valentine Bldg. Fours % a. m. to 6 p. m. aad Husbands hy Appointment shows dlsmay, wife's away; The other woe, His wife won't go. Thw moral he What you prefe | Louigville Courier Journz. | rebuilt| Automobilé : Last Publication, Dec.! THE GLUB LUNCH I"surancc ROOM Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. Dally Photograph ) . 3 “This candidate looks very mm.! _ | PETB JELICH, Croprietor l pons. Here he s photographed | - beside a load of hay.” “Which is the load of hay?¥ Pittsburgh Post SURANCE such as Fire and Theft, and Collisiom, safe- guard the investment repm septed by your car. Insurance such Propertv Damage and Public Liability sdfegnard you as an owner— ayainst damage claims and judgments, losses that so fre- quently total many times the’ origina] cost of a car. ¥ Aot T e * Tur Cuas W. 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LB SPECIAL AT TERRELLS | | S AUTOS FOR HIRE by «yu ‘Nation! o £ 4 L of the idea, feeling that a share in ownership into the Federal Transportation Act, the law not only causes the employee to take more in- terest in his work, and makes for his mental con- tentment and financial responsibility, but, espec- fally in the case of employees on the lower rung of the ladder, tends to decrease labor turn- over, which is often serious and far more econ- omically wasteful than is generally suspected. under which Mr. Willard says it is now pos- gible to consolidate all of the nation’s rail prop- erties into a few' large systems. There are no striking evidences that the public would feel any alarm over such combinations. Perhaps the real reason lies to some extent in Mr. Willard’s state- ment that “since January 1, more than $100,- 000,000 of new capital stock has been sold by the steam railroads, not including other Iissues proposed but not yet consummated."” Where twenty years ago there were dozens of stock- holders in railroad securities there are today thousands. The public is investing more heavily " in them each succceding year and what in Har- riman's day was of concern to a few has become a matter of financial moment to many. Public confidence is largely restored in its railroads. Demands for service are higher than ever and to enable them to meet those demands, the public is willing to accept almost any policy that is commensurate with sound finaneing and, the general welfare of the nation as a whole. CLASS BARKEEPS WITH DIPLOMATS. American bartenders are no longer entitled to recognition in the coungils of the international . unions of that professiom, we almost said trade, and thereby committed a grevious error for cor- rect barteiling was long ago recognized as one of the fine arts. But it, from a strictly legal Fish Creek Trail in Fine Shape. (Hyder Herald.) Another excellent example of the fine road and trail work done here this summer by the For- est Service and Bureau of Public Roads is pro- vided by the Fish Creek trall, which is said by miners and prospectors of that section to .be in splendid shape as a result of work done during the season. Approximately 2% miles of construction and repair worl® was completed during the summer. The major part of the work was carried on be- tween the Salmon River highway and Mountain- view and included’ considerable corduroying ‘and repairing, in addition to the construction of a new bridge and the removal of considerable slide debris which has bothered traftic for several years. . The work was performed in a most thor- ough manner and will be of great hanoflt to traffic in that section. Promoters of war cannot fall back on the time-worn expression that war helps to get rid of surplus populatien now that we have the auto- mobile taking its toll of thousands of iives an- nually.— (Jacksonville Times-Ugjon.) standpoint, is a lost art in this home of the free and fount of liberty. And therein is the rub | Recently representatives of the white-coc _ tists who preside over the long, mahogany ers in a dozen contries, member of the iut “tional Association of' Bartenders, met in a e “wvention in Geneva. usual welcome by the labor office of the League There ‘were Americans among those foregathered but they were officially regard- .,u.n\lteuu Their union cards were out-of- ‘and, even though their genius for mixing “drink that ‘cheers might mnot have dropped BC recognized high s jard, without the ‘card they were releg: to the sidelines -Inasmuch as American diplomats in similar roles in probably more hflnhguaotnubuxinot wQfllfi“\M aggrieved. As ‘often, grored their right They were extended the, ' | The Far Eastern question is, to what extent in proposes a confederation to be known! United States of KEurope, pledged to lasl Wi huve Mussolini as the head of the army, Lonisville Courler-Jburnal.) has the yellow man bocollfi a red'—(l'hlla*l phia Record.) b ———— So long as there i &)ultlu there is "u to be war. Remalnhor at, pacifists, — Louis Globe-Demcorat.) = It's getting to be 80 & fellow who hasn't beem up in an airplane hates ;u tdim it.—(Indian= apolis News.) e Calvin Coolldge, 48 & m States my\lld lower the nvma fl—(’l’oleh uacked by an international army. 1t} The cost is small — just call Single 0 or 314 —says Taxi Tad. Many women find Carlson’s taxi door- to-door service a great convenience when shops ping. Our drivers are cour eous and give special attel tion to soclal, shopping and steamship calls. Promptness—efficiency— courtesty. Carlson’s Taxi an Ambulance Service Stands at Awskan Hotel Noland’s Corner Phones: Single 0 and 314 BERRY’S TAXI PHONE 180 e ; Agents for g SUNOCO Motor O oo Prompt Service—Day and Night Covicn Auto SERVICE Juneau, Alaska STAND AT THE ARCTIC Phofi.——-Dl 3 4‘“ Night, MILLER’S TAXI Phone. 183 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRE Day and Night Service PHONg. BLUE BIRD TAXI SHORTY GRAHAM | \.tnl at Bill's Barber Shop ~ Stationery Store [Headquarters for Plain and cy Stationery. p ffer an Pen . and Bets. - - ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES Davz HOUSEL, PROP. Saving for Opportunity * Financial success is achieved mostly by those who have savings to invest in a good business opportunity when it presents itself. Day dreams — carry you nowheres. Begin to save ‘no matter how small, you will be surprised by the results. Oulolhtun;m v&'qfinhvhfl.hau& .rmhrmm ags ‘Accounts \ CABINET MILL WORK Plate and Window _GLASS MORRIS GONSTRUCTION CO. Pathfinder. Al-Rubber SHOES