The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 4

! permanently destroy al!l competition be PROFIL.SSIONAL r tween the Northern lines and seriously A | impair it tn the case of the Milwaukee ’ BITS “There queht -to be @ luw.” g | B u Fraternal Societies Road and the Union Pacific. The uni- growled her husband, “compelling : & OF JOHN W. TROY - - EDITOR ANI! MANAGER fication offers no reduction in rates I OF every automobile owner to have |y "i & BEned sverr ovening cxcopt Sunday by the Even its proponents concede this. The one attached to the steering wheel Robert Simpson i Gastineau Channel PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main resultant savings will go to the stock- ' of his car.” . o ik { Sitoets; Juneau, Alasks. S Yy i holders in the form of increased divi- BY-PLAY i 1] ({pt. P e DENTISTS | T R -——a Entered in the Post Office in Juncau as d Class | dends. 1l f | | Graduate Los Angeles & 1 snd 3 Goldsteln Bldg. ! Y ks hi | Meeting Wedner L R | This announcement from Chairman Johnson %i— — 85 Petec 'ffif\.n{;gd:"",“:";j n lwr! lege S;tg:lt;:ll::t‘r; ahd PHONE 56 g,l;)l'oc';‘veni&? o B L T Io0 Bogaty Troadwall and 18 Tesarded i the National Capital, incidentally, No Cheerful Giver garret | Glasses Fitted P W ot o bt Sk Rt GEO, B. RIC] i ’ “Tiiane for $1.5 per month, : as o further sign that mmuch is to be heard early e hears a sermon every Sunday.| Bill: “She’s so dumb shef| Lenésts (eound | Exalted 3. B AL BRRR Pul, ol Sooiua Iy sdvance in the Gomingiseasion of Congresson the Eeus but “'| thinks a hoax is a tool that's a % < i 4 M. H.SIDES.E “$6.00; one month, In adv: ¢ aihject of railroad mergers and probably the Hill| Escapes collection plates, 1fhoe and ax combined.” e e Visiting Brothers welcome. O TR R T el R partienlar. The Interstate Commerce| know, P I BROWN'’S \| Dr. Charles P. Jenne || T2 0 fhe delivery Of thelr papers. . e Oftees sk Learing on the Northern|¥oT wh(rnl llllwtal(:rvlce starts he's P A D {| VARIETY STORE : DENTIST ca-'o;dlnn. Bodies [‘-5\-?_] ol and ® oes i g e s Wy i maso! N - e . usnimbt 5 sal on O v 24 at Minneapolis. i e It's never easy to do two things| Rooms 8 and 9 Valeutipe i :‘u..n‘m'::y A i B aen proes s owctumiyly o ber 'of other menibers of Gongress have| DBut has turned on his radio .4 "gnee and it's pretty hard tor | Stationery-—Notions— Building b i A i e ociate Press is ¢ vely e i - L4 ; S o - ce eLLy r' 1, B ; < : . ng (Cards—T Regular meetings | ae for republication of a1l v, dispiches o their ntion to press the METECr gpervations of Oldest Inhabitant the modern young mother to hold Preati ot v T S e . Telephone 176 of | second Friday each YY) local news published herein [question and Representative Jumes 8. Parker. of —rpo gld-fashioned woman who a cigarette and safety pins 1 Merchandise of JMerit o TR P 2 SRR — s At ~INew York, Chairman «of the Interstate and For- yway 1d somefNifie Wahla slip,|tWeen her lips ‘st the same time. | & e &2 = - B IR A O N e aLicATioN, . jeign Commerte Comuiltteo, I8 expected to retibo b Thua % QRIS ‘woars | 11 o' ol daye Ehs only AN o ; that ever looked as completely Dr. A. W. Stewart H P —— e e * —==1mit his Dbill designed to preserye competition | nothing but the slip and doesn't [ (10 A pr e "' V4 Te 8 v -~ : the vital clement in transportation service. The! worry. worn byt KE 8 fvesr . ViGN S DENTIST LOYAL ORDER i |efrect of hi B Tilah Was biowdod out:tal s Haaly.cea ,""‘]""' TeEhe Hours % a. m. o 6 . m SHR RGeS 3 s v e f that was thrown on the trash pils. | b ! -l No. 70; | e ool e M b SRR T The Ananias Club B e 05 uais | 4 D SEWARD BUILDING Junsah, Lo ) i lof on. will remsthen] S0 many women: are letting | x]‘,i‘:;,;,;: iR < ” | otrice Thone 469, Tes. Phone 276 night, at 8 ocloes b e et ! BN oir hair grow and taking ouc [ £00 el g Pho #1c. M. _MACSPADDEN, Dictstor; i th of the Transportation Act doaling| g o0 oo iise for thefr complex Inelu' T;nl,\‘ “»]\u: ’1.\-\4"m~<« H\w..‘y AND LOT CLEANING il ‘u. I STEVENS Seeretars. i - vith, u on fong, looks like we {0 have | AbIADY. JeRy CHIS RUAW i ). Al OD 3L o W TE e g | ona, Jooks ke we waud v | g abone this time of vear alf TS GECRGG - NoUNT JUNEAU Lopas No. 1 i in two menths Mussolini learned all the Eng-ipeauty parlor ’ fiapper looks 1ike there was an| e Dr. W. J. Pigg | Gecorid and Fsurth Mons H he wants to knov Which probably will{ B o awful shortage of zood, warm fab=| =— —— S——— ‘s {ilay of "each month i more than he will ever need to use Make Solomon Look Like a [ ‘i'[’"'m'"l': ‘:\“”""'i',‘;"’”'l" ""lk',,‘ et ‘m;ffl.‘t-”":xw';gtr;'z‘flfi" N H ’ % : Bumbhel e ettt wse e tvin | | funweau Publie Library| | | Office—Second and-Main | | RALGH, € SRR G, i It another digarms nt conference s ca'led Blinks “What is your great ¢ off of Just one ot moth Telephore 18 retary. ) why not refor the Colorado situation to it? “P"HU}“’““U" : ::::,""l)f,m‘f,q,ib“,( L e l,‘;l the ! and " order of < 0 £ il Jinik “To be as smart as a)° 7 ” L & A « 1 EASTERN STad i D 5 8 SRS flapper smoking a cigarette think: [ Vi underwear she "’“""' ] rr:"’ R?a«lmg Iiloom Second and Fourth Tuers i ; e gy g inks that if %! ; or % a; each. month. at ¢ . e b g3/ inhg v Fioed and Earthquake. shie 13 Th »\.11 who Hnnvl\ that n.«.u City Mall, Second Floor Dr. H. Vauce b Y el ¢ XAN TO “SMOKE 0O COOLIDG | g Der husband wouldn't marry | Main Street at 4th i il s S M STy RNy —— TS p s ! Osteopath— olds*ein K. 4 A e aiin. aUSRaLY ot thie Haet¥ing (New York Times.) ! e & T “"“',_ ‘.‘.“‘.““yl ARl himself| | Reading Room Open From Foeal 10"t 3371t 67 | » | bitoan. i NaE B i On the same day, twenty-five hundred miles W ing.“Biaervatiof ol g P e AR 5 | 8 a.m. to 10 p. m. N en By e g iy ; : A sk S d R e antAl: vl [ AfDaFlen, therosTao] FROPI) TUHDE in a rumble secal | plain crazy ! | cirenlation Room Open From Licensed 08 t KNIGHTS OF | pext montd the site for the party’s| ‘Cee it adanty ri 0w parlabL: surtaces Bf always look about 1appy W A man's wife can get | m—7:00 p. m to| Phone e COLUMBUS i natio S A atiote D66 of Dol g eseb i ot surfuces of|yicd 1o feol when we wers a kid fat him for ot geling b 5.5 %, ! esidence, gexhers Councll No. 1160, (the earth. e yanake shoc s i s a8 the husba . $ 5705 e 30 % tieians are awailug with interest thy mect N6 Angeles northward along the Pacific Coast, whi h! $he Kcord. TS, ']j"”\ i T.le‘.‘ :',,':"} Pl Curiert Maguaines, Newspapers | g———— 1= : 0 between Pregident Coolidge and R. B. Creager.itwisted railrosd rails and made cities anlver S Pl e 748 tofbrance Books, . s h v s 4 g got 8 f ansive o . . L.. Barto i National Committeeman for Texas. For be it|were mnot unusual; but the flcods in Westorn Aot bos L5 '”‘\”"“\:;I" ""fI:: e FRES TR o Dr. ('P‘? __‘] Il}‘l:h, 'ulm M. MCINTYRE, 4 K. H f known that gentlem from the Lone tate | New, K A and Central New York were ex- o ,,;’ teh “)'"“ “” et ey Logs o ae B 4G 6 1 L o :::‘mo;um ‘o A v;n enthal ‘g. TIRNER. Sceretary. 4 “ sordi on rive 3¢ aDHTOAC t ons, kS ¢ € " 5 18 ) '3 10 to 12 LN o 3 i B - e Bian declared Wis intention of “smolt B L4k QuEKSL. pive no, WAPREI . SpOTOALT vs sort'a hops sin thak some poor boob' iy w e ooeeeooem e mem | | 9¥ and by Wbpomiment. Thone 508 A TedERne ok H President on the real meaning of his famor |ing high waters ordinar Lv/d9: sRasvAt the "‘_““' s sufferin’ with eore Dbus | ng ball dndl chain and sinki CHIROPRACTIC ALASKA, !GLOO No. 6. i dor not choose to run.” Of course, Mr. Cre js|ehich wovred il UnanEs ‘f\"" 1" de Island {ons leeper into debt every monih s nat the pritics ot Mudicina Weottur overy econd - Fride 3 £ ¢ Vermont, Massachusetts and New York car " R » ooy ¥ 0 2 urgery nor Osteoputh aonth pee T not going to do the “smoking out” ecrude! e ¥ 1 \ A - An old-fashioned man i3 ene l"' 4 C h :\}__ — L endder as ¢ emblors ol th Le st : M 1, 0 is too well versed ™ the proper political etiquette \‘ '.II:--H.\:.VV ,l‘yk 1‘,“.\'\‘ h,“’f.m‘.‘.“ te Western ol gy mapel, Ain't It Awfull!! vho thinks the nude is all right rllll are 3 = to commit any such blunder. But he is ong (6w, thn bl o ; “Why so glum?’ asked hic|for the bathtub, but fsn't proper, { x 5 L0 Fwhste Conneeticut and othe : i 24 osir rmeti B 3 b for the downto’ streets H 1 A\’ L \“n‘('l'hl & — e e e ! get the desired information, so W8 thinks. Mr.|pankes 7 s into /Oindems, 7 overflowed SPRAm T ) i y elene W. L. . 5 Creager has said that he will inform the Presi-|tarms o 1Te (AT propBbisaall: surstdathe | M (lrl SRXE M8 M e L eauae oAty ok i 1611 Mi Pampki PHYSICAL THERAPIST VOMIE&I%}}; Mggsfi%gA‘"‘T | LUtk the Heiivie o o Siate of Pexas désirela wintl.resion, o which snotigeseary ot o [Eibirt U Bol iy 1o put it bip zet what mother wants. i S G Medlcht Gfimopsticss Wassest Mects 15t and 2nd Thursdays | ;x!m u:l be a ca .xflulml« u‘nu‘: at ’u.‘» z:]xlm:. g.:x‘ tieh "'-m«.mk drop of the thermometer—is now O ool many tusbands look | hisiberky Phée e ;;n[h month, 8 P.M at Moose | Tom e a wi he instructed for him unless)desrend L3 P, - ke ore Wi othing but = i . O 423, - they are definitely told the President will not ac Compared with the 3 l‘”"(‘ AejEs ‘f'_"“" And That Am That H"'t] [l:,l:ll;“ ‘::h,"‘:h“\‘,“l‘m:]‘»l. “u“‘n,l fiffi“l“_.“_“ o Anna Bodding, Senior Re- | cept the tomination. Others beside M. Creager|flowed slowly down the 'afent qpouchand. . ' “OLD and NEW MOON."- | were picking husbands. { - Thanksgiving e e gent; Agnes Grigs, Decorder. | last Spring and turned whele States into la- ! i o1 anksgLoing = : 1 Dept. e o have had ideas about getting more definite views| St SPOUE CUE I B¢ Smibfl and presents| Headine i Ho, Hum! ! \nle;mie ,DOI‘}GI:.ASS | ] . is attitude v 3| 5 an-| o ‘ NS % ; . Old—Tight ’ | After doing the week's washin . L. — — . on his attitude than they thought his tewse an-i,, -y, yticular. problem for engineers and Con- Now iy 3 R e Waaa with | { Optician and Oplometrisi n:unct-n\fln of last summer mmlumfd Yet when to debate, Tt seems to have been ¢| ° 3 Sabt: glra% n her ayntly. Mg 2 0 5 z Rcom 16, Valentine Bldg. | t ot the opportunity presented itself, they passed by re.- especially <o in that it arrived ERA] g e e N e A e H 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. aad P vre. especia g Vit 20 s 4 G Mt ours 9 a. m. P ft. Maybe the Texas Commiticeman wont feel so ol qanabne - The Soubigkn foafis-come | . The Collegs Bit SR LAY e INEAU BAKERY by Appointment ! utomool ambitious when he gets to Washington. However|in the Spring and the midake of Winter. the sml-) k:‘l)“}: Ihout ! AT A (s i JUNEAU B! [ s Insurance hat may be, the meeting between the President|Spring overflow being particularly destruciive A 3 A { “__.._ - *,nd him will be watched with considerable|because it arrests planting and limits the crop ! (;’::L'l»m;:m“:'"\..b ! SKATg.ESEHMOg*‘(:Wq&B;OUN?M PHONE 577 | Siterast Iby which the population lives. But though th 5 just A sub. | A THE CLUB LUNCH | | yusurance such as Firé and g RN D [Jast had harvested. and the life and property| . .. et S > [ & ~mmer e ROOM ! SU. d“(; m;.!. “? "BES LOWI | Remage there s simall’in:comparison, and. thourh | SYAYELN0 FEORIE G o \o¥| NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS | t, and Collisien, safe- HOW BROKEN LEVEES LOWERED THE!}"fi" [ T VU0 10 (00e betore the rivers | WAL, Becime B0 et P B e ’HE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- s p. m. Daily| | Buard the investment repre. R it will probably “Bought ‘and Paid For? Open 6 a. m. to 8 P. vy d b BIG. FLOOD. \ g ; todk ‘Bnaland Can | APousht wud B0 FENT A . ; i ol _{EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND | || sented by your car. glip back into thejr bedsy New Mnganc probably ditehed as being oui| Bids will ‘be received for ex |gpgy gQUIPPED JOB PRINTING | | PETE JELICH, Proprjetor |1 iy ; RN 3 | gressmen will go to Washingtor! for the session | "R CCERE L ore cavating lot, corner Second and PLAN? vy i, ¢ L N e How high would last spring’s flood in thef iy "y potter appreciation of What their South- s Tl ©" Gold, next to Kahr house. Bids i Weingg iy Sl S Damage and Public I.inr'ity" Mississippi have risen had all the main levees| .y fellow-citizens go through twice a year £ ) to_close at 5 p.¥m. Nov. 21st. 1 rd 5 At bk ] i Zero in Information L st BT safegua d:ou as amwmnud i 2 e 4 PP 4 The only thing worse than tix z ICRTUA against mage claims an = T]I'l!isl wlns K (ques;n,u_ avskr‘d - Ir«-qnuntll_\ “m Decorating the Slicker. Wbl A o Pt Lol wi’;;mn b:g:, ; FIE..- L‘:l;:::xreni";:;;nda)- Tae CaAs W. CARTER MCRTUARY i e o e United States Engineering Corps and he e 3 ittle remarks. i . et i hen, A o " ” i - Weather Bircau ihat cach organization gave care- (New York Times.) DIk up. HETROTe § [ Anay's Carpenter Shop. ady “The Lost Service Is the Greatest Tribute 5‘.}‘&3.’1 c‘::':lo;“:"g“""‘“ the : " y i : college cam- H — | ¢ ful consideralion to preparing an answer. The Whether or pot it rains more on o We're Not Unreasonable LET ¢ Corner 4th and' Franklin Et. Phone 136 X ; 5 ET Almquist Press Your A i 3 ¥ two sets of answers were compared and corres-|Puses than elsewhere, rainproofs blossom on them Say, girlie, since all summer you ‘;, 5 qd!; : S8 mlou Buit. i We offér you as an automo- 3 ponded closely in the greatest profusion, particularly the yellow Tt 48 ooy (i ‘e call an eliver one 528. il bile owner policies that cover h At St. Louis the crest of the flood v oftskin varfety. A"': W, ll’:g:,""]i‘fl';".lll";"""’;:m‘ill': Your shapely figure from your ¥~ AT — | e loss contingencs. 4 3 At must he of a:lel , b toes clean to your head; | . i 5 s S e ok s e o e o5 S 0 SRR o e s | 1 Seute Pruit and 1| GEEUS FOR YOUR | it Paducah, Ky., the crest of the flood was 1721, ) Sngggglt o H - | or 4.2 feet over the flood stage of 43 feet, wud|" G b R ooorateat pkeH] o o T VO Rl ! hprq(tluc?l sao hb [ i i1 Allen Shatsuck, Inc. 12 tio dovees had not broken the orest would have|came Ly its honors quite accidentally. Return| O ST o Fresh Fruit and Veretabies \ INSURANCE been eight-tenths of a foot higher, or 48 feet. e intorious from @ football game, one gay| ¥ pkh f_;"i' &0 mneadi gid 5 Whgletule nn% Retail LOOSC. Lea‘ SUQPhCS il i it Cairo, 1, Memphls, Tent., and Helend, Ark.,|colloglan slapped another heartily on the back. R | Out of town orders given Ofi S llCS || Fire, Lite, Liabllity, Marine 3 b 2 s o ol s W e 1dy hand stood out clear- ight Help Some | special attention | 1c€e dupp A 8 cach escaped a rise of the river of hetween;and the nrlnhuf his "lu;‘YTh Hgrgpin ingy “qt here,” remarked Mrs. e . o ¥ o Syl TR % The n the yellow ground. e mext stej J S SR R G M R . . . B R (o6, hieaue 119, lhvass Taled. e 'L(Za homvf it the score of the game, and slicker| Tooole me o soe. - Prmtmg and Statlonery i f-{ principal changes belween the stage that might have been and the stages that actually happened appeared on the lower rviver with maximum dif- ferences at Arkan ¥, Ark. and Natchez, | Biss., where the river would have been from 3 8 to 8.5 feet higher if the levees had held. Green- ‘ville, Miss., and Baton Rouge, La., had flood stages about 7 feel lower than they might have had. At Vicksburg the ief was nearer 6 fect. Flood stage at New Orleans is 17 feet. The river rose to 21 fect, but without the breaks in the2 L levee the engineers and Weather Bureau men Y think the possible stage would have been from 3 27.2 to 27.7 feet, a velief of from 6.2 to 6.7 - feet due'to the breaks in the levees. 3 JOHNSON OPPOSES HILL MERGER. Congressman Albert Johnson of Washington, Chairman of the House Immigration Committes and regarded generally as ome of the leading spokesmen in Congress for the Pacific Northwest, has announced his unequivocal oppostiion to the proposed glant consolidation plan of the three great “Hill” roads, the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. In announcing his position, he said: Congress, through legislation already has accepted the policy that if there arc to be railroad consolidations they must be first, in the public interest; second, they must be well balanced €o as to give equal opportunities to all the carriers; third, they must préServe competition The proposed consolidation is not in the public interest. It is established as an undisputed fact that it will create unbalanced competition that will jeo- pardize the interests of the entire North- west and particularly Washington, which State is entering a period of industrial and agricultural develppment that prom- jses to outstrip existing stransportation facilities iu the State. As one of the great gateways to the Orient and coastwise trade it is a first necessity that Washington have unim- paired railway facilities. 1t would be industrial suicide to permit any combina- tion that would prevent the active and yirile competition hetween carriers which {8 the very life of efficient trans- % service. A s consolidation would re- o 2 art began. 4 Profiles, linked Initials, foothall heroes, heads FOR HIRE of protty gifls, bathing beauties soon came (o AUTOS ; be painted on the oflskins. Just now the most It may be a popular design is the airplane. GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. Front Street Phone 244 Juneau, Alaska glicker must have something aeronautic 1 in ite - y Prompt Service—Day and ~ | decorative scheme. The art of painting the Night AN HOTEI ALASKAN ‘ icker I become so important that many stu- :‘1‘.:;‘::“..;1‘;'““« longer frust to the skill of a friend d Covmfi‘.,..;f‘,f"fljf“““ s a rtist who . speciallzes in this : 3 WA i 16 hat Fhone.-Day, 444;" Nigh, MODERN ~ REASONABLE RATES | t of the fashion Is that any JDay, ; onuo;;\“nu:‘:v::: :filee to plek from a rack full his L rings DAvE HoOUSEL, PROP. own raincoat. But it might be well to have the owner's name and address somewhere in the decorative scheme. R Primary Vs. Convention. T, (Cordova Tlme:)u\ ke b the general adoption of e primar, - temm(i: the Knommu.ion of . candidates for office brought about the selection of a better class uuu: were chosen by the party conventlons in the past? The general ‘opinion of those who have given ll;)’ thought to the subject turnishes a negative repz to that question. When nominees were selecte by party conventions far more attention wl: paid to the character of the men whose name: n the party tickets than ap- On THE JOB - These are the days when m think more of vacation ti Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska you do of “‘vocation” CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS —says Taxi Tad. gkl Whether you want the Carlson e”i” tarte taxi service at the hotel, home, i whart or ice pond-—by calling ; Single O or 314 you can relyf Day g’é&:‘g“h:‘"’“ - upon prompt service these win- * BLUE BIRD TAXI ter months as well as the rest, SHORTY GRAHAM MILLER’S TAXI § Many people have plenty of good g intentions but fail because of lack of of the year. to be placed ol s 4 ;(:;:9 to be the case where uu‘prlmlury l‘:l‘:‘; ‘::5 Carlson's Taxi and Stand at Bill's Barber Shop A kP ‘Without ma’ » ice a superseded the mn\en;:’o‘:;u %8 fhey are, It g mell]lllw Sm 2 gm. » isons, e sible to mame many States orj | Stands at Alaskan Hotel and doubtful if it is pos: : A e - ‘ lcipalities in which the officers chosen & Noland’s Corner . || R. P. NELSON'S : e ous oqual In character and integrityl | Phones Siagle 0 and 314 R . Probably yéur fortune and success their predecessors selected im cducus or conven- 'unonery %’G ! " Headquarters for in and 4} ncy Sg:uonery. Sheaffer ll‘d P‘y liein fomin‘ tbé'simple hbk o‘ W Ml banking a little surplus every \'veek.'G»_ fon. “mln the days of the convention the party cau- tion and those cus chose delegates to the convention delegates exercised far mn,cure'm se\.ot::z candidates than is manif by voters in ' BERRY’S TAXI aratively 'an easier matter primaries. It is comp ; b * tes for a camdidate to “pac “ PH in most of the Sta o, A pn|n¢~! : ONE Agents for a primary than to “pack” X} SUNOCO Motor Oil: who has had many years’ experience inf. ngmcs, '.the doors are wide open to ,v.t!t.y frauds, Democrats vote in_Regublican prlm:ro:. and Republicans vote in WI‘IN'«'\’ primari u;, and in many instances the Ihirehlm le vote de- cides the result. ed out in a recent editorial ip The Times by | an airplane with es it almost the mber of employees, limit and equipment and any sav- u S;mut only to the stock- ‘and not the interests of the R f et would finally and gix machine guns, . m ! dangerous as a drunken G (Indianapolis| i % 00 geéls about Congress man feels al MORRIS ' CONSTRUCTION CO. ALL KINDS OF - =i CABINET MILL WORK| Plate and Window GLASS MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO.