The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1927, Page 4

DrailyrAlaska Empire " jOHN W. TROY .- EDITOR AND MANAGER NTIS .\ll‘.('lt\‘”\\g}‘ 2 : Joct nd M‘q’l‘;: 1 Entered In the Post Office in Jun as Second Cld L matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Delivered by carrier In Juneiu, Douglas, Thans for $1.25 per month at the following rates: 00; six months, in advance Treadwell and they will promptly r irregularity in the delivery of : J Telephone for s Offices, 274 ME BER OF ASSOCIATEU rness % notify the Bu i N A | “Now what?” asked Smith haw . i sl s ! harps than other angels. i Iy elt wants to make the| ' ewe Bl e o | e T o ; i & — ¢. H. MACSPADDEN, Dictst g - : g I Well, Teury is geting deal | The optimist who is mext door| AND LCT CLEANING e 1t H. STEVENS Sccrotary. S5 ta real spread the report that|:nd his wife has made him buy anl o crazy is the one who doesn't R % 7 T i Tammany is having the Sldewalks of New York| rampet 50 he won't | provide! far: s Salhy A hes igs] G. A. GETCHBLL, MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 141 e l o Hyie. L r sho y C i ” i x * P’ @ Y 's ) 5 » set to the tune of Dixie. B to him, he feels so dead sure his chil Phone 109 or 149 Dr. W. J. Pigg secondl and Fourth Mona & % 1 B — Joren dren will take care of him in h's s PHYSICIAN : ?'-lvl .I-r "ench “hh £\ | & i % 4 S e BRSS9 HYs h 5 Fellows’ N | A Great Jonrnal iwniliat Gl G SR b | oL ey i | Tuning at 1 | Ay e ife erc’s Hope Another class of me y B Bt ST( Rl) & C() ! Office—Second “end Main RALPH C. 8 ¢ ; “Has your husband ever done 10 8 T Baia i1J. B. BURFOI el | tor. CHAS. T NAGHBL = \“» (New mes.) it 3 | ever done|yould be laying bricks ¢ 4% Telephore 18 eretary” E | For a gene n 3 i Harden had been ‘”-‘";ILP;" l‘"," you?" askel gjiches if it wasn't for wor | G 1 and Corcna 34 V e !the most famous of German journ T o N ed Gk e __‘I“”f"’*’ vanity are the photographers. | YPEIWRITERS EASTERM Stan i ~ ! his exposure of the Round Table cam hiyfai N TSR peLa “"l‘ somt | No man is quite as much of m | W I 2 A g fecond ang Fourth “ues, i TOO MUCH REGULATION reputation has been international. It came to ‘h;mm T" the lady who kept|.pcumberance on the earth as Public Stenographer | Dr. H. Vauce days ‘of, efch ‘oot it ] ¢ i iy v it height in the war. In some respects he re- 00N RN vich man thinks his poor rel sy 3 Osteopatn.201 Goldsteln Bk, | Hall,, MAB WILLIAMY % j . i < ; N You are optimistie,” comment- o o i ] Ostpamai i ot grem 2] Worthv. Matron. A LICR The suggestion that small coastwise 13, ca illemessant a Rocliefort and some of the o N Salinil it 1 e RGN el ;luur.!. 10 ;u 12.”1‘ :n‘ I(:‘. | BROWN, Searetary : . Y ehe » and mocking conal’t’e by end. Nothing could be any more dif-| A T %o § or by sppoinmic - 3 including those lying in local service b the ’ » ona and mocking p ORY “We! v o very: o 4 y TR (8 * P M i b of bygone American newspaper world. On Well, why' not be? Everybods | joyent than what is meant when ' | Jypwean Public Library | Licensed Osteonatiic Physiclun KNIGHTS OF mail and passenger carrying service and fish'ng A rme with the lenst] lles eventually, you know.” eh: | you say a modern voung husban s AL S ATy | Phoner, Qe 16701 copherCOLUMBUS Siasein S a0 (8 RAA B B % 2 £ § s i Srted s A 2 B Y | Re: , Gastineau Hote! Seghers Couneil No. 1760, ve u'. be required t mply with th esqne. of ‘mnniiers, It has been ' sonvend| reterted: ves about his wife's cooking | and : st ool tosrae vabocy’ s Meeunze scond Pl e steamboat inspection regulations and th tien to compare him with Shaw, probably becausc 9 what was meant when you| BT B fonday At 7:30 p. m requirement to t 1 ofticers as 1s t u'tgiemnpRra hif WUk Bl GIERRIY: ReAE Let Ananias Beat This One QoL Wey MEpnE WISR Free Reading Room RO a W, — it Transl « icers as he case’he two men are so essent unlike, save in B id his fathereraved about h k @ L. Barton where the larger mers are concerned is fir-/so far as they are tempted by paradox and both on Houtn morning, Bo Wit | alfe il Seca Jedt: il r. Geo. L. bar o fotched. The local Chamber of Commerce 1t omce time dramatic critics, Max wa il _“"%“’ i Spirks Another reason why a wi AL, Sromet LAt 1 GHIROPRACTOR, Hisilenthal B1dg. % 3 & well advised in going on record as opposed to 1 or several selve e wsually wrote in g ',’ J,Kv,fl, K' ‘”f‘v;‘-’ re can't understand her husband i+ || Resding Reom Open Prom | | | Office Hours 10 to 12: 3 b de 1o 3 i such action and it is inconceivable that sin set of his own 1IRG (0 Ry D) W because he doesn’t think tha fact| | Ra. m to1pm Y A A RDEARETIR Aux&ls::‘v. glt:)woeznssow organizations in other coastal towns in Aluska ymehow, in spite of all apocalyptic en Rejonr ] the windows haven't heen washed | | Circulation Room Ohen From i 1 i5 not the pratics of M Meeltng every second Friday v 43 BB vlior tho by al dift i {tsnglements, its bits of foreign and province ie g AV | for three weeks is as importan |1 to 580 p. m-—7:00 p. m w || Surgery nor Osteopathy. ith at 8 o'clock p. m. i will view the proposal differently Jo ¥ ¢ ore b y to the Gree “My son plays the devil,” growl | o e aboilt. 8 Ko i+ g | $:30 p. m. [} hments. At’ Moose | B hs 6t the usat Bubuin smple” Drovblry 5 too frequent vef ) the S one e e » worry about as tho fact th|| 5 | g i ! gieh. Bmple . BrOBSIoH of sormoniz. Scripture texts, 0 the' tivet qad. S bills haven't been paid | Current Magazines, Newspapers | g il that the exisiing system under which the smalier o ya00q to hit like a hammer. His wit, hi “I'm even worse off,” sighed (! fietererce Books, Ete 1 Bt cperato s adsqusts. to mmeet ‘all requir+<|potdue Mg e ome through| he other, “mine plays the sax.” I FREE TO ALL Helene W. L. Albrecht = ’ s s ey ‘ quirs-|poldness and his energy usually shone through . ays ! e o]e N s > H = B . i anvaty b he ‘DrsengeraiRel Telbudy ighli el it gl b A JNITED STATES DESARTMENT| 1 s B o+ .| WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART | ar as safety o engersithis cloudy veil. Whatever his lov: of sensa ; | PHYSICAL THERAPIS i LEGION, NO. 439 * | carried ‘and of the cfews themselves are at stake.|tion or errors of judgment, he was admirabl Add Epitaphs OF THE INTERIOR { Medical Gymnasiiés, Masage [ 1 Meets 15t and 2nd Thursdays | s Small vessel: plying out of Alaskan ports | as the speaker of his free thought, uttering if GENERAL TAND OFFICE | Bigcirioly ach month, § P.M. at Mocse | g TENERAL TAN 3 | 2 toin Bl each month, M. a ouvse | ! 410 Goldstein dg. | Hall, rtant part in the industrial a v | 1 : a very lm 9 business life of the Territory At the presen time the operation is so small that any added & would wipe it out in many instances. The would be added freight and passenger i . discontinuance of the service. And unques able the saddling of fresh inspection regulations or other restriction would be reflected in added! costs. Similar results would be experiencid in| the operation of fishing boats which already work | argin hetween earnings and ¢ A under heavy handicaps. Alaskans should leave! With her, mothe { Bttt undone 't ideteat theke proposals which|defended the digintorektedness: of American uim? ith her f the U. S. Land Office, Anchor- ROOM Theft, and Collisiem, safe : # ering the war. Tlis remarkable article, “1 ) e, Alaska, and if no protest i H % i B« 5t Heth Whore disgatrously. than dlmdst i) entering: the wat. 118 pofut I AB0, . Stotewt W B L SO - FERIOURY ) el Tmost L Gare Wilson,” 1s still remembered even in the i 'filed 1n the local land effice at | Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. Daily guard the investment ‘repre: anywhere else in the country i i _ & t “war lterature.” Hatien iffle Faat Bt s - P | sented by your car. everlasting procession of “war iterature. f A girl 1 like {Anchorage, Alaska, within the} PETE JELICH, Proprietor AME REFL sE IN OLYMPICS. 1 The - Olympic National Monument, in the % Olympic. Mountains of Washington State, h © ' been made a game sanctu; It includes a great i acreage in Clallam Coutny, including within its 5 limits Mount Olympus, Mount Fitzhenry, Mount Carrie and a lot of lesser peaks, the highest group of” mountains in this picturesque range. It also includes the famous Seven Lakes Basi : % Explorers within the sanctuary will not be per- t mitted to kill game of any kind, but may catch 3 fish. A game refuge, adjoining this, of 36,000 | x sores had already been establised in the Olympics. The purpose of the sanctuary is to provide 5 a breeding place for elk, deer and other game animals where they might rear their young inj safety and provide game fo: the entire Olympic Peninsula region. THE COMMODITY OF NEWSPAPERS. A newspaper has one staple commodity which it offers its customers, the general public, and that s the news. When it ceases to deliver that staple it not only loses caste as a newspaper but it very naturally loses its customers. No business, and a newspaper is essentially a busi- nees requiring sound judgment and more than average business ability for successful operation, “can exist long if it fails to give its customers full value in trade for the cash they expend. A charge is made against newspapers that they are controlled by their advertisers, a charge that finds support from unsuccessful journalists and that is frequently bandied by whoever wishes to weaken the reputation and influence of news- papers, And because it is reiterated, dug up again and again by some who themselves have something to gain or “an ax to grind,” it is not surprising it has found lodgment in the minds of a not inconsiderable number of people through- out the country Speaking on “What Is a Newspaper?” before the Boston Chamber of Commerce recently, Col. Robert H. McCormick, editor of the Chicago Pribune, one of the country’s greatest daily pub- lications, discussed that charge. In this con- nection he cited figures showing the relation of the advertiser to the income of his own paper, saying: In - copy of the Chicago Tribune, for instance, there were 12,306 separate advertisements paid for by people of all religious and political beliefs. The larg- est advertiser in this newspaper last produced 2.1 per cent, of advert! revenue, Assuming a willingness the part of the advertiser to spend b money for political support rather than sales effect, and assuming ecupidity on the part of the newspaper proprictor, how many advertisers with identical in- terests or the same political opinion would it take to justify a proprietor in jgnoring the vest of his advertising ‘clients, to say nothing of his readers, upon whom he, as well as his advertisers for a living? WS T Rk R R Tabis vl informed about international politics mitted final proof on her home- when Uresident Wilson was the object of zen- fl"\l\"(-mm)}.}\\"l 1 on |Stead entry, sorlals 04630-03855 o = toit. 1. Cermany- Hes ealled’ Birg val. His Wite hat do you Mean e yung embraced in H. E. Sur- e s wl nsurance 1t afterward he stormed furl nst. theb S - o e to “pestilential pigsty” of Ibert ha s ook T & el | will be accepted and final certi- R i T L et safeguard a¥ . ATl OWHeI-~' to be honored for the times when he saw straight 4 S | ficate issued. : egu. you 1 and far, not for the fimes when he saw crooked : Sam HilL : 7 LINDLEY GREEN, Tue CuAs W. CARTER MCRTUARY ?nmdgn:'c:nud‘mlwmel :lllftmw ‘t‘rl: or was carried away by the violencs of his tems A : ! , Register. H & 0 any ti perament. : gt ) [Date of First Publication, Sept. “Tha Tast Service Is the Greatest Tribute” 3}’1335 o‘g::lo;“n"érmfl“ the Why in Imperial times was he allowed, for i ala <h.|»<n'l 21, 1927, Corner 4th and Fuinklin £t Phone 136 v the most part, to Ko nis way? There are ‘-;,m|3~ Tkt b taik |Date of Last Publication, Deec. & ¢ . We offer you as an automo- lic opinions,” as he said. By the |N-!'l:11|§ff clx— iy | 1921, ‘ bile owner policies that cover pression of his own, he helped to maintain, in i i ~ ou ——— | every loss comtingencs. the dark days, an illusion of freedom. But there PR T ‘x “ must have been behind him @ body of opinion ) ik Seattle Fruit and ] A B | A long weary or doubtful of the adventure in which fl'; ¢|I:;fl "[:":“;‘;I‘k E SLL DS FOR YOUR---- | ol he o gayly engaged in 1914, He was perhaps i Wons sy iR i Produce Co. | i Allen Shattuck, Inc. a little too rich in theories. He had self-confi- gt d e e Fresh Fruit and Veretables H ! INSURANCE dence, self-will, knoweldge, courage, a mischievous Adam Breede. Wholesale and Retail LOOSe Leaf Supphes | delight in stinging. His books are long editorials R Out of town orders given Off S ll s | Fire, Life, Liakllity, Marine breathlessly written. He communicaies his own All of you guys | special attention | 1ce upp (¢ | R I am here to say, ) A . i 5 ok i tust 1 Are fibbin' cause o » [etren To get circulation and hold it, only| | VALI0G g e Pt PROFESSIONAL | . PROFESSIONAL || praernal Societies [one means has ever been discovered. Thal is to | BITS :w“““ rilabeot Gr = R etk | deliver the goods, and ¢he only goods possible’ | e T Ll Tk - o PR S v | DE, et for a newspaper to carry in stock is mews i OF The family badget woulant|] Robert Simpson ]’ DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel PR T N {100k so mueh like a flivver thal i | Pinchot testified only 12 minutes before the ] BY-PLAY had lost the arguments with tim Opt. D. DENTISTS L T BT o Washington, D. €., Grand Jury. It he cver|| - cxpress train It father only ‘could| | Graduate Los Angeles Col- | 1 snd 3 Goldstein Bidg. ! "Ny Meeting Wedner: gets before a Senate Committee, and starts 10 g the J.|carn a couple of extra aries to] | lege of Opmml!tl'! and PHONE 56 ), day evenings at 9 talking about how that man Vare spent campaign oo o ¢ Olata *| {ake care of the incidentals It | &‘"h“lm}?flc{i’a |, Hoarsva m to9pm | b e g g funds, it will take him 12 days to testify. | Otssryations. of 'OINNE SHURRINL | overicoks: asses s B o St 11 o BRI | R T 1 kin remember when a girl fell| Men are queer, when they buy |ab Lihoads -Qronn = o | Mussolini's edict limiting the franchise to i:,’i,::';“;fifif:lf‘ the man instead of| jothes it isn't with the idea nfl': S R o ot = Facists accomplishes for him what all of the T making some other men jealous| F—‘lili(fWN’fl 1| Dr. Charles P. Jenne \tions will fail ‘to do for the Mv'.ium; he Ananlve. B ”’T'.:f“'r::;{)’g AR ROmg [l s & B DENTIST Co-Ordinate Bodles ' [Es) Jovernme o d some men envy| TY S of Freemasonry Government, { “I'l say one thing" said the|pachelors Is because it is no fun VARIETY STOR | Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Scottish Rty U AR, A 0 | cterk at the voting baoth, “thed? |, come home to be bossed atter|| Stationery—Notions— | Building Regular meetings Maybe there would he mo mneod for public. flappers who come In here to vote | you have spent the day at the of-| | Oreeting Cards—Toys—= Telephone 176 second Iriday each pankings of youthral ¢ nals, such were are thoroughly posted on both the | fice heing the same. | Novelties. L —0 mnntho’l':!l w::]o p}. taged in Manitoba recontly, if there had becn issues and the candilates an| children these days ars avil| Merchandise of Merit O ST oy 2 more in the family woodsheds. vote with intelligence.” minded because they think it is| R BRD 7 x5 WALTER B. HEISEL. Secretary. e Dr. A. W. Stewart S e | W wrong for the young people to do { gty ‘ o v s = | If thess Alaska ‘carth shimmiss continua| It's a Hard Life the wicked things they do. 1 CA I)PA *If i it fooai i A A y do. ENTIST ROE Martied life doesu't get any| Some women are going to think| 1§ 5] 22 PENTY oA oo ‘ | | much longer, California is likely to start suit| to 6 p. m. Hours § &. m. o - Juneau Lodge Nao. 701 ot -l el easier for poor old Henry Peck as | peaven is the other place it th 7 for ‘intringentantyut DG {the vears go by,” remarked Jones e it gl H 4 l 'I I'!) SEWARD BUILDING Mocts every Monday r ' > e S O 3% & ce Phone 469, Res Phone 276 night, at 8 o'clocs | U. 8 Land Office, amid repressions and perils and, at one time, ir et g y Phone—Oftice: 423. i | Anna Bodding, Senior Re- | the face of assassination. I's blame of the | Anchorage, Alacka. P Kaizer seeths if, for no other reason | gl Augnust 29, 3 i e 5 T .0 L gent; Agnes Grigg, Recorder, | the ing of the war and for @ | Notice is hereby given thati B alentine’s Optical Dept. S T \bie period of its duration. Max himself Marie W. Petors i . i duration Max UL S S e {Marie W. Peterson, entrywoman. | R. L. DOUGLASS — ) mnque Him: “We might as well save together with her witnesses, Cari| Optician and Optametrist ‘ s & Olson, and Lockie MacKinnon.| R.om 16, Valentine Bldg. ableness of de- Remark. | money and present that wiil last v d at last of the inevi ight the best means of | buy them weddin all of Juneau, Alaska, has sub-| Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. aad Ii Auto,nobile only a by Appointment eral def man of high moral and spiritnal rank, of whom we woulll be prond if we had him."” man| by that c 1e| Him: siatement? . ivey No. 187, New Series No are going to 1V2 466 ana it is now in the files THE CLUB LUN cn NSURANCE such as Fire and !period of publication or thirty |days thereafter, said final proot democrat ¢ 2 Insurance such as Propertv \ Se— Damage and Public Liability saw that Germany must be f Is Edna Ear! zest to the reader. His humor and virulence must have been appreciated by the old, discarded A g Bismarck. But Harden needed nobody’ cost-! el by i AUTOS FOR HIRE Our “Woman Power.” Uit Printing and Stationery GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska ! MORRIS l CONSTRUCTION CO. ” ALL KINDS OF (Cincinnati Euquirer.) N Prompt SE)I‘IV;'iBh!—Dl’ and CABINET It truly is said that in the conservation of ¢ ght | “woman power" the United States leads the COVICH AuTo SERVICE ALASKAN HOTEIJ 3 world. In this respect Burope continues to emu-f | d Juneau, Alaska RATES LND . late the practices and customs of a near bar- % STAND AT THE ARCTIC . barism. And, because we have so greatly con- Phone—Day, 444; Night, thDERN REASONABLE 4 MILL WORK 444-2 rings , Dave HousgeL, PROP. ¢ | served the woman power of the nation, we have extended the national progress in superlative degree. & American women have more time and ease than the women of any other country. In the ON T“E Joa P time of Solomon the average modern woman would not much have objected to his definition! | These are the days when you of a “virtuous” woman. But in this day shel|think more of vacation than doesn’t have to “rise up very early in the morn-i|yonu do of “yocation” ing” to attend to the affairs of her household. —says Taxi Tad. She can enjoy any number of beauty sleeps, even if she be without maid or maids of all work, because she has gas and oil and electricity to do her bidding in the matter of light andj heat and power. She can laugh’'at the laundry- man when she turns on her refrigeraton ma- chine, chaff summer temperature by pointing to her washing machine, toss her head at the dry! cleaner as she considers her vacuum contrivance, Y and so on. Carlson's Taxi and Ambulance Service —=i Plate and Window ' GLASS | MORRIS - CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDING CONTRACTORS PO MILLER’S TAXI Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRE Whether you want the Carlson taxi service at the hotel, home; wharf or ice pond—by calling Single O or 314 you can rely Day ?fiofi%h:ag."m upon prompt service these win- BLUE BIRD TAXI ter months as well as the rest SHORTY GRAHAM of the year. |1 stana at Bil's Barber Shop’ Hsariceole st s 3 Getting Started Many people have plenty of good [ Pathfinder ‘All-Rubber SHOES intentions but fail because of lack of action. Care of a home in America is not what it used to be. Woman has been emancipated from drudgery. She now has greater freedom for work Stands at All.l'“ Hotel andfft%-—w-— } in the arts and sciences, for participation in Noland's Corner 'R. P. NELSON’S ' politics, civic affairs ana literature or what not.!{ ‘Phones Single O and 314 g t.i. S Probably your fortune and success With the modern home equipment, woman w "‘?:le:’yr P%:l"‘e e W ; B A $5 50 is able to meet men on their own ground lnl w’mtlunery. A el may lie in forming I,I' p ] _l it o . £ professional and business life. And her home secd not be neglected. She need stand in mno fear of a scold Jieenuse the potatoes have been Surned, and when o kindly nelghbor sister gos- ttempts fo tell her something she |*ou 1o know” concerning her’ husband, she can prowty safely reply: “SO’n. your old man."” BE‘RRY’S TAXI | 'f‘xmf"éhfisfm,f"é‘:’:“m“ ; banfing a little surplus every week. Get- : o ting started in this habit will count rsoniug more than the amount. : Agents for : A PAIR ipi e France and the United States face a difficult gituation in their trade relations, but as long as) the United States has money and France has Paris, the situation will work out all right.— (Indianapolis News.) e — President Coolidge evidently belicves that the JAPANESE TOY for the charge that the news is for ulterior purposes, it would for a milk company with {nvestment” to put poison in its ‘ig our staple in trade and @ would be the ones injured way to economy in government lies not only in it. MeCormick is correci. Tol Herald.) SHOP H. B. MAKINO Front Street cutting taxes down to normal but in cutting the sessions of a generous Congress down to the same level.—(Brooklyn Eagle.) —— e Sir Thomas still keeps &n eye on the cup that cheers but does mot migrate.—(Boston