The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1927, Page 4

¥ e i this' Territoby ‘shay 'have remained Wirtually un-|® Try and Make " plaming Vouth — 183 - 4 Dail Alash Empire | o Torrtory i not votnerea swout| | | Betevs 4 : PROFESSIONAL ||| Fraternal. Societi al y a p M")L“I iy I o so Welliiea soont ALONG LIFE’S || “A RAILROAD CROSSING 1S A Seattle Fruit and u raternal. Societies _foverhead cxpemses of It machinery of admin PLAGH. FOR OARON i i O b 1 oF JOI{N W. TROY EDI‘IOR "AND MLNAGER istration. And that machinery is as directly; DETOUR | | tine. . ..—~—————————4r 7 ) — " under the people of Alaska as is possible if it BT Fresh Fruit and Veretabies Gastineau Channe | I N Publishod cvery ovening except Sunday by the'i o e utilized. 1t s answerable to the Leg-| | By SAM HILL Aviation ‘Nots Wholesale and Retail BMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY Socond” and Main . p Out of town orders given DENTISTS ) + -2 Btreets, Jur Alagk: slature, accounts to it fully. And in turn the ‘l‘ | The air isn’t man’s element un-| | special attention | B. P. 0. ELKS e e e Glas: |members of the Legislature are accountable to| & % [ jegs it is heated. % » 1 snd 3 Golstein Bldg. Mecting, Wedner: Entered in the Post Offic Juncau as Second | T o Mocting Wedns matter. ll voters of their respective Divisioms. If their : Dern It _ s ot P . PHONE 56 "c{“k" F“‘S; Han \ SUBSCAIBTION RATES. - jaccounting s unsatisfactory the voters will let! Alack! ’l'lwI days aro getting chilly| | It Is a Mynlcry . 16 ” g Home e B AN GEO_ T, RICE, Delivered by carrler in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and !y} know in no uncertain terms | and “Why are you so interested in T Exalted Ruler B k), Saxtdew DAL e Tonoy It is, of course, within the province of the, W sure are gefling glummer, the kangaroos, ziobby?” asked his | J. I]?.CB;JRQ:‘O}:I!?& CO. 1 G M. B SID R o in Movenel y A advancs |y o chalige the system. BAt those who|FOr 1t looks ‘as b BUNSEGEDe - | fathst Who wes_ showing Bluy gl Rnial RS ARTIn Dr. Charles P. J Visiting_ Brothers welcome. 18.00; } ; As raw and cold as summer. |around the zoo. | B DO ) r. arles P. Jenne <TEE Bubscrih ey 7(1]{(:‘;1:‘]‘“':3‘ml\m ate the change should base their arguments - ke WO L apiie | TYPEW RITERS DENTIST : by :tx_rf.i.d;:-u\ lon something else than the eradication of Fel-| ohgervations of Oldest Inhabitant | Bobby, Yok they sver loubind’ i Public Stenographer £ o C:"C':""::‘M::y“ ‘elepho al A oral l)llrl'j'l\h’ from the Territorial Government C 1I1' I kin remember when the red-|jump and hop that way when phl - X 00ms lul'l sk euntine Scottish Rty k3 S ALSENBER oy s 9mnn., v".“ffinen to tne|7c8 Of intelligence have seén through this bun-| | dest thing about & WIS Der | t 3 = i e b e e S use for republication of all - ted toicombe long sin s full a measure of sel icoat instead of her lips. BROWN” . ascond ey saph € {t_or not thn!\H\;'”‘"; overnment a possible to be had under tl — { FADITTY QT -y m. 0dd Fellows' 5 P ppian h - rritory's Organic Act is being exercised by th Merey! What Many a Girl's Learned | VARIETY STORE ! i e e ALASKA CiRCULATION |Legislature. And in no way has it exercised it; Blinks—They're a family « The poorest thing to marry is a Stationery —Notions— i Dr. A. W. Stew WALTEH. B HEISNL, 3 oo P more fully or more sensibly than in desgnating|CrOOKS. uniform. Greeting Carc i IR i the agencies of administration | - Jinke—Say, they” are such Novelt {4 ' LOYAL ORDER 2 | S W | crooks that they'd never have u More or Less True Merchandise of Merit Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. OF MOOSE b P 1oy ,. | plano becanse pianos always com: Optimidm is what a girl show 5 & SEWARD BUILDING Juneau Lodge :,t;‘d?', 3 H ther upright or square. when she fills her hope chest o) g Office Phove 4€9, Ros. Phone 276, ol VAl o ' $ 3 Mok | —_— with dainty, silken things instead — % T MA® SPADDE Dictstas; likely K 1 Wool vs. Silk »f with kitchen aprons and 1 ( II{I} 4( l" } 1 H. 'STEVENS Secrotar: ‘ to ‘ difference between &' man | bru § 05 . D B aie - g 7 i dressed for winter i:| The family ~agrees, howcver, i “' | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 12 5 ocral has owe thi beithat the man seratches amd . th what father needs most is I’ 41 }I ED Ontgevuth.—tot "Goldiceln Bias: . | | gddond:'ynd Jrourth wun- 5 b1 I hagn't 311 1 n's| zirl ‘shivers. n sight bigger salary ik y 7 %o 8 or by appoinment | of each month 2 i ) | s ide i S0 H fnid Fellows' Hall, & a liability i —— § men are willing to go to AND LOT CLEANING Lisinsed Otecuatnio, Phyaisian | | Piding ot 2:30 olalock. N L E | g et | In Wrong Place ce a silent drama in the ev ; 0 v Fhone: Office 1671 | R C #lfiibx’fi:fl ,(‘Y { § l A Frenchman predicts war between A wild and wayward flapper is |because staying home means * ot o R retary. b & eud the Tnited’ States.. Ha s takitie Bobbod-headed Gertie Brown; | tending a lecture. Phone 199 or 143 e i s RO i " o arents ought v The fference between a ASTERN s'r-a Ihotmpson entirely too seriotsly. Her parents ought to know she, The difference E & —— needs per's clothes and her blusi Second and Fourth 'ruo.- U ! JTRVEY | . Pt A shingle farther down. that s willing to put on plen- 3 \ 2 TIC 5 >, rv Faila 3 3 § €O/ ,\I\I)R(l.‘lr.(())ll;!;“_ll( SURVEY | The Primary Failure, | B ¥ of the blushes Junean Public Library|||omce Hours 10 10 12 3 1. 6 710 AR i - . 1 e ik Way It Scunded to Henr Women would be a lot of som 9; and by appoinrment. Phone 269 BROW A i : TN W i £ "_""“"l“_ Tifion l'l A R iou shatdn avela | the !]||¥1|': ser-looking creatures it wa ““_d SHIRGPEACTIC e 2 The work performed by the Unitec e W more Imn. y ittle elemen of| ae disagres with you” said th | he custom to wear moutning bo- Free Readmg Room KNIGHTS OF g Coast and Geodetic Survey in Alaska last yoai b 8 in the addition of the dir Bostor ditae. v way. dead S B haen T s b .o primary to our political machinery. At a time 5 . . » R City Mall, Second Floor $ 88 added very largely to the information had(PTIMATY 1o our polcl. mactiacery, A% & TS o' you ‘suggesting 1 t e reason men don't we Bil Bivst ot #h ¥ prior to that time about navigating condit ons ”“'“lm"““‘m‘:‘“:'h“ \“‘r" ,’“ ("_" \M‘("‘ ‘\:”"' ‘x“' vorcg from Henrietta?” timidly | pensive fur coats to keep Reading Room Open From ; T on this const. Even for a service which has al\ C Bt B n the naming of candidates | 22Ked Henry n the winter like the women Y o 100 Helene W. ‘\]l)r(-c!:t {o attend, Councli Chom remarkably fine record for efficiency and ach {for public o the direct primary was sug | TR "“;‘“""' i "“'I‘ B b b3 Circulation Room Open From PHYSICAL THERAPIST O il e . & ments, such as that held by the bureau, | costod oh @ at st it itinted: b ot So Easy to Invent, We Fea:|'cm for mother and the 1 5 —7:00 p. m. Medical Gymnastics, Mansage i ecrotary, with the field will realize from reading th m Ithr:.'nlwl. it was expected that there would be . ""“"]‘ ‘." fne "!’»'l* by sandblas: | of parm "'””‘,N Inrl \\'uf!hl{lv! CVeN | current Magazines. Newunflplrli g&:o:-::l—d:)‘:{::] . Ag:il;"s‘::" él’é’fffi?" %8 mary of the anmual report made public from|fine, big, concerted uprising of the citizenship of|"I¥ gpn Thyaasen y S fant POPRNRL R W S0 008 | | Tieference Books, Etc, | — | Voetlor . evary . secon Friday Gy 1 Washington by its Director Col. E. Lester 5. |the country for the choice and election of ‘the i ']“ BRL X048 TLyenk i t’“’“,"’ get really | FREE TO ALL - hsgnta s 5 2 i ¥ % S A e N £ i Pt vill freshen them. ad until the childrer G . e y § The bureau carries on its activities with best men. 1t was alsp argued that the direct| Wh HOTPN d ik |nr..~nm:m‘.l " » Valentine's Optical Dept. | i B ¢ suicint of publisity and ssems content|PYimary’ was fto, open the way for |the bl L it R e i 557 SRS, T35 R. L. DOUGLASS R 1 to get -results hout continually bl s| yet poor, aspiradt te make his way Int Tt Is & Taan oanth koed: b Ay Optician and Oplometris: | o R -t $ to ge ‘»n.s.x ts without continually bl I5 s at DRGNS OF expeti: A y Is slster's beau, | A man can’t keep his car u Reom 16, Valentine Bldg. | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART | iorn about what i doing. Its v e P ERARR St orecasts oy He makes the neighbors mad he gets a new 1 e for it Hours 9 . m. to 6 p. m. a3d |, | LEGION, NO. 439 ! 1 but ir the achievements |y, The man with his ind L wery year, and we supposa the lt uane by Appointment | | | Meets 1st and 2nd Thursdays | 1 X v ¥ w, r 1t + 1 1. o i 3 it 1 n in the completed charts|yy hand, and way from his opportunit For he's one of those nuts who -]n’l\. ) some 'ur lu-‘m koep | ‘ & s } Nwh, month, 8 P.M. at Moose | > Wd waters of th s in with his fellows of the party to w ;i Shainke o A [ O because the mas | N —— | | Halk iwhi o 1 his allegiance and support, has | An auto horn is a doorbell. { riag -‘]l(‘(‘l) have to be § Robert Simpson I Anmf Bodding, Senior Re- | z It wonld be impossible to calculate the value|r ipate in primaries and elec b ‘ > ““‘_“ il 4 d Mince p“mpk‘“ O j | gents Agnes Grigs, Decorder. ”|' o i tn dollars and cen work already don.|with the result that today we have a steadil i : fasp; Fisuty ; he _‘;‘“;“‘ ‘!"“» “1' "M"v to tell ' g ‘ t. D oot % - 4 - .‘ F R decreasing total of actual voters, Public official I see by the p her it doesn't believe happi . . . Graduate Los Ange - || — PR el e It has madel e ances mow Tepresent the, minority | 0 Mrs. Grouch, “that a promin:|comos from within, tha il jof Cranberry Pies lege of Optometry and ( % and is making navigation safer d safer. Its|® ST o 3 A e v a trial monthly bill n Opthalmolcgy 3 e s W1 (Mot the majority, of p leaders and voter re going to try a trial monthly bills tell him that, Glasses Fitted | 1 b’l } B e iisne T zse.. Thetdlreot primary, Was lo inte T AR e P"”‘"j‘ for Thanksgiving rasmfio 1 il utomooiie .to be hoped t ore W 10 1‘ rtailment | quosq a discussion of personalities rather tha | i .xi“.r \v'x wisband, !mu ¢ ;uw; wants (-]1 L‘v‘m-\ about | ek R of its appropriaticns that would handicap it In|pypeiples, and while independence in voting ‘what other kind is th 2 {her when he starts looking for a| R 7 PSR i l the future. Alus} owe a great deal to Col |frequently as a cardinal virtue, it f Wi second wife is that a speck of OB — IR 2 nsurance j Jones for the personal interest he has taken in|most unfortur fact that the vociferous “in- [ w00 | covity 18 U e dust doesn’t give her a connip-| . . B local work, Under his ditection the activitics of|dependent voter” seems strongly inclined to exer. | OIS -@TEEEE 8 (hapepy Alis} tion - fit. ; ! THE CLUB LUNCII | TNSURANCE such as Fire and . the bureau have been greatly increased and it w\ so his powers in vocal declarations vather thanj . “‘w‘ fov 10 6r 18 'y ‘,,,“"”;lfm mz\lu;(s a wife madder| ]UNEAU BAKERY ROOM i Theft, and Collisiom, safe- 1 mapping ‘and surveying speeded up materially. t the voting booth. It is being made PIINCT|™ ooy yrg anout ns pesk T B LU Sk Open 6 a. m. t> 8 p. m. Dally| | quard the investment repre. § opdt N and plainer all the time that we are suffering | o "°H M0 0T ve tor a ‘.“k “| ,““( :,.i,.,.‘m,llm ,‘,,. ":;"'5 PHONE 577 pen . m. . m. e sented by your car. P b s seriougly from a grave lack of party eohesion. vl e ol w el o | im about and having her big dis-| ETE JELICH, Proprietor ' ! THE WILFULLY BLIND. As for the opportunities of the poor man, he ’l"f!""'"r' B “'“ b k“i' (¢ | appointment lving there beside | { HERAL el n.,_.___P —= || Insurance such a3y Propertv ¥ N VR is now more effectively barred than ever. In ‘:"l“L |”"‘i ‘:"»‘m 4 ‘];f:;t\} i;;“ 1Y her snoring like a house afire. e = i | Damsgerdlnd Public Liability N one are so blinc those who wilfully de-|gtead of one election, he is now obliged tc eam, el his; o 9 oM g ——————— sufegnard you as an owner— : cline to see, is a saying that through the usage|through two campaigns—one for the nomination A8 against damage claims and § y 6 % i s 1 ke NOTICE Tre Cuas W. CARTER MCRTUARY § of years has become rather threadbare but none|s 3 e for e n—and numerocy N No Jol | judgments, losses that o fre- B e R vy wokia ko hand of {iKCitemenlous. ex/| Founds. sre daraeiubborn, ik | M ; : Tribute” | quently. fotal many times the B i Dbtered. 1t might have id of|pense involved in these races for office. W And at all our will! Gross’ Coliseum In order to “The Lost Service Is the Greatest Tribute || original cost of a car. L ered. 4 ave been said ol e e S . o 3 < pe i ; 4 Inngh and. s protect itself and its coming at- those who are seeking to deplet Alaska as being|think it 18 safe to say that most of the case| = 0 ';{‘,X_k"'l‘:ki“'l'lm PR Ayt S e Corner 4th and Frinklin Et. Phone 13§ LN e throttled by Federal bureaucrats and without|for &nd against the primary is mow in, and it o 2 O Rae ARt Kb ted s Akl : ; you ¢ is a matt f 1 satistaction that in various| ~To either put them on or takei® oW R bile owner policies that cover ¢ Territorial Government. (o cinaitay 05 ToN e 4 g : them off. boards. Anyone destroying, mu- == 1 ti 3. 3 ) States real inquiries are now being made as to ving, — =] every loss comtiagencs. To quote a widely circulated form letter, sent| W C 1ino0 of the system, and the possibility — i tilating, defacing or using these B oot o, e tom et sl ue workngs G the ttem, amd e combY| oy {bonris i o oot oo n 116 FOR YOUR--- | ture and in a blank envelope, “Do you know|giscussed from coast to coa They are raising an awful hulla-| = 24" 4 LISEU I} Allen Shattuck, In $hat Federal Bureaus and Federal appointed T baloo about singing “O, Promise| PR 4 - NSURANCE RN l-llflrinllrr: have a stranglehold on the .Administra-| The Tree Growsas the Twig Is Inclined. | Me" at wolmi]u:v :'mt at Hml‘[il Sull,h’mnsn“hl;lm:; a2 ‘;‘(enlmr lwgrk, Loose Leaf Supplles | i r: B on of our Territorial Government as well as on seems appropris or every wifeisuci shingling, kalsomining, . . i| Fire, Life, Liakility, Marine K Federal affairs? (Seward Gateway.) knows promising is about all a|carpenter, electrical, etc. Phone Ofllce Supplles | E Do vou knmow it? If so, just how did you} Seward, with its natural location, magnificent | man is really good at. 2003, Henry Gorham. —adv. i 4 acquire that knowledge? Has there been any harbor, the coast terminal of the Alaska L] Pongmpmiens R, e Ao 1557 e —— % 4 Seaste of Territorial funds by these so.called Fed.|road Which arterles are beginning to © 1 (’rmtmg and Statlonery eral bureancrats? Have they given away or sold throughout the vast and wenltl!_v areas of the : ; LA & . ~ Ifl 0 R R 1 s y y i - 2 Interior country, was but a twig not so manyj, any of you:r patrimon Have road and trail| aiorl®n SOULTEYY PO ohat twig a mighty tree|} " . . . tunds been diverted from the purposes for which R0 RO H Ty e, g t = yasdau. Alkaks CONSTRUCTION CO. they were set aside by the Legislature? Can vou| Dr 7T. A. Jaggars, eminent Government Vol- |t oeeeee Front Street Phone 233 naeau, Alai S : point to misfesance, malfeasance or noni Glogiet who spent the entire past summer|g R isaias, — ALL m,' ¥ § 3 in office by any of them? In short, d | w ry n investigations, took oc- Prompt Service—Day and | | knowledge of the situation incline you { cacil over a map of Alaska a huge Night I i E G A B iove, or nas it convinced you that there opeller S .CovicH AuTo SERVICE ALASKAN HO 4 ) " | been a usurpation of powers by Federal official teresting to note as the result of his Juneau, Alaska LND BB 5 ihe isadvantage of the Territory and the cost|obscrvutions one blade of the propeller extends UpEEAND T THD ARCEID MODERN REASONABLE RATES ; § Shth o noa 2 > W through the Southeastern portion of Alaska which Phone—Day, 444; Night, r of its inhabitants, or that Federal Bureaus 444-2 rings i ¢ area he describes on the blade, pulp wood. The 3! Davz HousgL, PROP. { arrogated to themselves powers bestowed on Alas-| 0 " 5050 oded Westward with the caption u i B kans through their Leglslature? affixed, fishing: the third blade on the propeller s Plate and Window 3 Of course, it doesn’t. No one can, or does,|ieached Northward and was marked mining. GLASS ‘ elaim ursurpation. Even those who would bring The hub of the propeller, encircled in heavy 3 about the establishment of a new form of Terri-|pencil, was Seward. MILLER’S TAXI MORRIS { torial administration offer no proof of a “strangle-| Aside from his interest in the study of vol-i} i ward, e— hold.” There are mouthings of the Governor|canic action in Alaska Dr. Jaggar had none yet 1:;‘:"1‘,:‘;3:“ uga:: s Phone 183 Junmeau, Alaska CONSTRUCTION CO. doing this or thai thing; of the Secretary of the|he instantly saw the strategic location of the —says Taxi Tad CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS BZILDING CONTRACTORS Bititory performing this or that duty; of a|Port Of Seward with rplation to the Territory. FOR HIRE * ; - 4 N s y Hig unofficial view was entirely unbiased. Gather together a few kiddies Treasurer, appointed by the Governor, a Com- ¢ A © missi r of REducat lected - b Ave : The twig was planted rightly and is in- —and treat them to a ride in Eoner o tducation, - clected “by five MeN.|y,0q oward a mighty. tres, the country. The happiness four of them duly elected Senators and the fifth o vou get will more than repay Day and Night Service ;ha n:}n\'(urlmr. a nifh“‘v;_' I-}nghlwcllr ;|l|||min|m: No Federal Control. i\ |you a hundred-fold lhemt'vfiilE PHONE 485 £ d ‘ . ¥ the Governor, and other appointments. Bu Which will be reasonable lenty of goo P hf where ’(lm:; the Governor get lhm‘w F -}mm(.\'- (Cincinnati Enqulrer.)d ’ you call a Carlson Taxi. “Flat| | BLUE BIRD TAXI M'ny people have P y iy at n T ; powers? The auswer to this is the refutat Federal control of education and Governmen rates. b SHORTY GRAHAM . : 2 o ’ © of the charge of domination of Territorial affairs|ownership enjoy close kinship. ~ Neither should ¢ 2 : intentions but fail because of All-Rubber by Federal bureaucrats. It was bestowed on him[have place in a progressive, free sovercignty. Carlson’s Taxi and Stand at Bill's Barber Shop A : ubbe | by the Alaska Legislature, members of which| The National Council of CatholleMen is quite f s o N were elected by popular vote. He, and those|MEDt In waving that educarig 1":; the }x“l:tsnx, Ambulance Servi \ SHOES { whom he appoints. are answerable to the Leg-|States has been promoted by leaving the responti¥geapnqs av Ataskan Hotel and \ By Amawerable o the Lexlsibility thereof to the individual State, and Noland's. Dlirkee R. P. NELSON’S 1 fortune and success it {that any steps to bring about the federalization Statione Store Probab y your 1ol e 3 Terri {of education would be further imimical to the S tars m_ BiAk " A " 4 kit of 5 50 B o, cicctod it the voters in|fy) liberty of education of that character that rn"“gg.uonery S oo may lie in forming the simple habit o s v ’ Division ! re to enact ne ic s vays % g patriotic Americans consistently always have % ¢ the enane al Pen and Pencil Gift . 1 Sary legislation, to provide for the maintenance|stood for. | i : Wi 1«:. R 0d Restl banking a little sll!'pllll every week. Get- Of sehools. the building of roads and tr fo The Curtis-Reed bill proposes the establish- BERRY’S TAXI A PAIR (Dens!m:s te mothers ond ug neers, and to do the (ment of a Department of Bdueation with a Sec- tin md in fllil ‘llbit wil.l count Kbk bt ‘nto the mak.|retary in the President’s Calinet. ~The bill should g ) tuyriad of other things w h go int he m: x o mon 199 fing of the Territorial government, had to devise j\“"“’ l‘*‘l;:\ the dl!sanprovnl‘ ](;f u!llt:x;so rv«-hu stiil] more than the amount. vl ; barini? o hold faith in a true republican fo! of govern-, eme mettiod of administration fislleving ”['mnnl Just as proper would it be to establish! « Agents for { cconomy of administration and simplicity of pro ! dure were paramount virtues, they decided to e the offices of the Governor, the Territoria! ecretary, and other Federal machinery already existence, In following out this decision a Department of Religion with a Secretar: n a department in the alleged interests of tion. Legislature has authorized such officers to orm specific duties. And in so doing they | not lose any of the rights or prerogatives d by the Territory or its citizens. Phe system is simple, efficient and economic. stood the test of 16 years better than those who devised it could' k _period in which admi have cmted mounta gress. the rights of the States. Generally speaking, to the politic say prohibition is not an issue the wish is to the thought.—(Philadelphia Inquirer.) ang .r e President's Cabinet as it would be to establish| educa- The enactment of this bill into law should strenuously be oppoged’ both in and out of Con- There has been already too much invasion of father the| SUNOCO Motor Oil JAPANESE TOY . SHOP ! H. B. MAKINO Front who