The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 13, 1927, Page 4

TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1927 noted ew York attorney and former Judge in|is B ‘[h:ll state, Oscar W. Underwood, former United vere no skin games lo separate ates Senator from Alabama and noted states- ALONG LIFE’S hem from their dough. - EDITOR AND }IANAGER man, Henry P. Fletcher, former American Ambas- DETOUR R sador to Mexico, Ray Layman Wilbur, President ,m“;y-l;f f'",‘d" ant¥ alie[of Leland Stanford University Leo §. Rowe, By SAM HILL ju 3 74 3 S rofessor of Political Science at the Univer-| storm, red In the Post Office in Junéau Sccond Class |ity of Pennsylvania since 1904 and member of | & . : that 'tain’t possible for matter. W 3 jcan delegations to former Pan-American Observations of Oldest Inhabitas | Their kneecaps to keep their suascmpnow RATES. ) sses, and James Brown Scott, lawyer and| The modern companionate ma: knees warm. Belivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and|qqyeqtor, aut ¥ of international law and stu-|'iage is no improvement over th A shioned companionable on Ho, Hum Thane for $1.25 per mon 3 o By mail, postag 1 : lent of South ‘and Central American peoples and|%¢ 3 g SH yoar, T il (PR A, | that ended with a golden weddin An ideal wife is one who instead of a divorce. srever reminding you of bably mo abler delegation of citizens was| i 2 ven't . given her, and an wsembled to represent the United States at The Ananias Club a *h, one that isn't for gathering of the representatives of other| “When I was your age,” saic or reminding you of what yo caded by the President, himself, it| mother to daughter, “I knew m: » given it 4 a very large mes | parents were wiser than I wa % Py ‘Wi’ coutbey has los never questioned their rig! More or Less True 11 me what I v should an lesty has lost its kick VARIETY STORE uld not do 't eho much to ] i 3 flapper ar oh Statfonery—-Notions—— Lucky Parent reets with big holes in the s Greeting Card: “Have any of your children eve her skirt that revealed her bar Novelties. ,uzht you sorrow?’ asked th D& Merchandaise of Merit Wours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Mother has already st - H SEWARD BUILDING ;Vuu‘:a‘:u vl;?t,lge ;:fl..,a?: | father, “not | soking for the expensive p 5 ————| JOffice Phore 419, Res. Phone 376 e SYY wolene |one of them ever has learned tc| he plans to buy for fa > Yy = 9 5 T |c. ¥ MAC SPADDEXN, Dictator | play the saxophone.” r. but she'll wait until Chrisi-| (JAI{’;AGF T T |R M. STEVENS Secrotars. | —— 1as Eve to look for the tle che 4 . Ve — ; Not So Good . etk ) Dr. H. Vance ' | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 1 | i ' H 41 ’I ED Ostoopath—a01 Goiantetn Plek. | | cocond and #ourth Mone 4% & Ty Datorinih & fay of —each month in //\ “SWALLOWS SAFETY PIN"-— ce they didw't 1 | headline. X isive finishi TS or 59 svpainment ¥ | 3 3 | I hda Fellows’ Hull, he- Just offhand we should say that te coming out parties and AND LOT CLEANING Licenned Osteopatiie, Physician | | ginning 8 123 o'clo: MG ¥) is about as unsafe a thin t ddings, dad can't under one: Office 1671, | | RALPH mz‘E Mas- | | wallow hootleg 1 K 'ancient fathers a! S 4. GERSHEM. Nenidence, Gastinean Hot | fer Ciiafl NAGHEL ) as hootleg liquor, ncient fathers A Phone 109 or 148 = - > o Secretary. found in a Mon-| ety 2 v » darn disgusted Funny | Especiaily at This Time of Year] vhen doc announced it was a girl . Dr' Geo' I" Bflfl(\“ | (In)l of enl‘h monlh at CGHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal €ldg. o'clock, ¥ Of course it is all right It must be @ To bare a plot, 1o modern skinny siste e ok bare some | neir anatomy as it used to be for || Juneau Public Ilbrary Biries ouss 1k s ‘év‘o','m.,”‘fi,fim‘."""“”i“'% Things they ought not. 16 old-faghioned naughty ones t i and 9; and by appoinfment. Phone 289 BROWN, Qur(‘l:u)‘ CHIROPRACTIC - K;J]G—H'E_——_— Free Readmg Room is mot the pra-tice of Medicine. coLuMBuos.F r souls. atl wishes he wi Surgery nor Osteopethy , 4 ‘ neil No. 1760, City Hall, Second Floor G DR Ry (1 nd and last Seattle Fruit and Fraternal Societies Produce Co. . OF Fresh Fruit and Veretables b i it o S DBS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel Out of town orders given DENTISTS —n 1 snd 3 Ooldstein Bldg. special attention PHONE 56 Hoars 9 . m. to 9 p. m. Useless as a Covering 4 fact about the girls, Who have to face a wir JOHN W. TROY - Published ev ning EMPIRE_PRIN Juneau lisappointed with life if mcmT | | Alaske B. P. O. ELK3 Mecting Wednes: day evenings st § o'clock, BEiks' Hall | il J. B. BURFORD & co-‘rl‘"‘ L. C. Smith and Corona I TYPEWRITERS Pnbun Stcnographer Dr. Charles P. Jenne DENTIST Rooms fll;a‘:ll(lldxnnganemln Ssotun . Mits Telephone 176 Regular meetinm 4 1 | econd Friay, cach BR( )WN S S p ':g’o““Od?,‘ :ZY}‘O o e at T ellows’ § 1 Hail WAL'N"R B HEIsm, Dr. A. W. Stewar it DENTIST Co-Ordinate Bodies of Freemasonry \n countrie Candidate Lowden say he is In the hand his friends. Maybe he would be wise if embered that a man can protect himseif|), LOYAL DRDER ©OF MOOSE his enemies while only God can save|Qid Friend. him from his friends. “No,” smiled the Members oi the lower ‘|uu se of the Oklah Legislature are in a quandry because they hav bheen enjoined from holding a special sion Johnson. Wonder if they had con- “Controller BIll" to handle impeach Gov sidered passing a the matter? A “walking fish” has b |tana naticnal forest by a college student. how moonshine affects Order EASTERN QTAF Second and Fourth 1 uess somg folks. S R RR A T DAMAGE BY PRED. \TOR\ ANIMALS. 2 The Oustructionist Predatory animals cost the farmers and stock i 3 : raisers of the United States more than $10,000 i (Hyder Herald.) | Ak the OId Folks, They Know 000 every year, it is announced by the Federal Since the beginning of human history, record Blinks: “Young people today | ich enough to hire a chauffeur t Department of A ed and unrecorded thers have been members of|seem to think home is a placc the instruct m | Main Street at 4th A N80 p.. m : very com it ! — s 4 | P m Savote 4 i 3 every community who have sto e way 1o stay in." e urg a8, - nclvsa mountain lons an§ &|y:oqycq Wit v i e S hTRE i, 1ol A strong wind these days e Reading Room Open From 74 e Lot Cliasae few bear, together with smaller animals com- |,y o W00, BF 5 M R “-‘-I i b L U A i 8 a. m. te 10 p. m, Helene W. L. Albrecht b z seet, monly termed inelude - 10x¢8. | bo throwing. the s part in life seems to|hard to keep them in the home | ‘bles you fo & BBEL B bl | Clroulation Room: Open From PHYSICAL THECAPIST ¥ TURNER, Secrétary mink and skunks. Of these losses, per \‘1 PRI RS weretpiiinth - ANRGDEE 5-it M8 torkoap Alr-in A nuNoLAERC i et s to 6:30 p. m.—7:00 p. m. to Medicul Gyranastica, Massage o T L Vivastoak Jorl - the natiiMal) Torets ’n,l. “I“”"f"' budigers, | whebheniiof ot Lot l"";‘:."' e’ anbian 0 p. m. lectriciy AUXILIARY, PDIONEERS OF k on E forests| magnificent cities or titutions, have had . at a wife ca under on 410 Goldstein Bldg. 0 No. 6. more than 150,000 head of sheep|to overcome obstacles created by the visionle Pascing Observation e ‘s dytibE AbAL /100kEH ¥o | | CUTTAEA Mdansirss, Neddiniure Phone—Office: 423 Meeths | every seoond Friday o 4 Reference Books, Etc, AE , ? ., valued at more than $2,000,000. Ths|Railroads, steams) automobiles, airplan Tho reason the emoke nuisanc: | nuch like the b A h at 8 o'clock p. m. Cards riculture These animals are wildeats “vermin” which Joss occurred despite almost against the predatory State officers, hunters and trappers In Alas while the loss to farmers and | stock ralscrs from the same source probably is animals by might smell as sweet by with community progr Given the opportun-| relatively speaking, Robert Opt. D | Graduate Lo- Angvlel C«\- lege of -Dptamauy. agd Meets 1st and 3rd Thursadys gfl,‘:,:lmf;:tfi { | each month, 8 P.M. at Moose (1| Han. G a fanions genng Anna Bodding, Senior Re- 4 i from your Grocer ) - - e | | . | | gent; Agnes Grigs, Recorder. | R V. A. PAINE | —_ Attorney at Law g Automobile Room 7, Valentine Building Insurance Phone 192 'SURANCE such as Fire and Theft, and Collision, safe- zuard the investment repre- sented by your car. | Territory and to the " ~xmps(m "WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART | LEGION, NO. 439 hments. At Moose Hall constant wartare|telephones and all other gifts of inventive and|is becoming worse is becausa wdding would turn out EREETH ALl DA RADONICH, Tresident Federal m.d;‘ industrial geni to man were depreciated aad| NoW have to share your vful flat tire after the knot was | Vale S DOUG‘ 5 = »""__‘\X’__HL RLEY, Becret [retarded by four-wheel brakes of prog: e Is as well as the men. o ed | e Jouglas Aerie 117 Fraternal Obstructionists and reactionaries play havec|the office A vose | Optician and Optometris® Order of Eagles ¥ | ny other name, but we reckon Ask for Rcom 16, Valen;ine muxcl | Meets regular 1st, 2nd, 4th Mon- v, they tea ey v | f 2 ude shade never would hava o 5 Hours 9 a. m. to 6§ p. m. a3 days in Douglas at 8 p. m. Bagles' Begligible, there 1s a very |, HUY R o s e Gl ”z“cnro 44 ?‘Exns:?“o"‘, emed as naughty if it had been | | by Appointment Hall. And - the s incsies " |They resist every forward ste e! st for the| feadline on financial page o. as na 3 A iy " . 4 s serfous loss to the b ol N Atay, oTeen. dupt top thel Lo s called something less suggestive of each month, 7:30 p. m. in Odd ; t woing on record as being an objector.| Boston paper) ‘ public through the destruction of valuabl e by T e Or: | "0OTTON \HOBIERY, [N WEAK | An ‘nvitation to a swell affelr uneau Fellow's Hall, Juneau, Visiting unh;um and game l.lixl-m by the depredat . i eabis hnd LBy i den POSI | means dud's tive-y old “soup t Y [brothers welcome. predatory anim: Those who have investis: | AR nuts” will be hung Baker,v this subject have said the loss is enormou SR ey .1 ) A H [to get the odor of moth balls ou ) i is not a good citizen who opposes Last Thing He'll Pass lot it. but the party scenery mc i . Products that some species of game, notably mountain |nec public improvements because they do|He wants to pass all cars ahead,' () s BE. . sheep, moose and are menaced by the|not directly benefit his own pr o ThlbR | Mgl BE e thing. Ahera il LT VAEREHD 08 UROREY e ravages of wolves and coyotes in Interior Alaska. [eSts. That man is mot a good citizen who locks doubt j“]'” bt ""'}:',:;i,‘“lh l,’,',‘ i In Southeastern Alaska wolves have been ver, |the doors of his community to new indust Th is a sad day coming when | \hln‘xu((i‘g;"‘n‘l “l‘]:;n I\;'u-::nhurnr‘( destruct to deer. And the wolves and coyote or busine .h(-n'uusv they threaten increased com- What he is gonna pass is out. |4 m‘”‘d!.m girl's idea of decen B G ix ot o apeitax of funetisavens, claksa | SRHECR: " THAL MR 55 Dok & Eoud. clinery o s ! clothes are those that cost enough | 3 ed in the States as vermin. “lprefers to aid out-of-town business and industry A Shnay Brute to Bankrupt her dad, but gdon't | [rather than the business and industry ‘of his| “He hasn't been very thoughtful| 0 oC Y e sl In striking contrast to the policy of predatory| o g sk 8 x L4 ol SO b e g cover her up any more than a e " lown town. That man is not an asset to his|of his wife, has he? Jostage stamp would an elephant. | animal warfare carried on in the States, ver¥lpome town who is blind to all but its blemishes.| “No, the neavest thing to jewel g, < h il little has been done here. It lacks much of being | { G X : A good many family arguments There is no rcom in Hyder for the obstruc-|ry she's got since he gave her| = e : a wite ratusing constant. Federal effort ig entirely lacking, ex-|tionist are started by a wife refusing to! cept that which is paid for by funds made avail- the wedding ring are the ri|allow her hushand to make a fool | ; L of himself. [ SESSSHUSSSENETSUDUUTR able by the Territorial Legislature. This is, .of oo course, not satisfactory to Alaskans. As long as the game and fur-bearing amimals of this north- (Wall Street Journal.) » Lady Godiva stunt at the land remain in sole control of the Federal Gov-| When denry Ford voiced the conviction that '?l( oot lERe i i BRR, elenione ‘Bltoty. i1 hey are justified in asking that it take |} 3 AR ARt a i s i imow in course of preparation | ernment, t i £ his new car “is appearing at a time when it can|ride a horse. Afraid the horse | Patrons contemplati h f the leading part in protecting these resources from|play a big part in what promises to be a period|would distract attention from her, |, ddress or lrl;n Anzhc anzl: ‘t’ imelr natural enemies as well as from illegal|of vey real mational prosperity,” he was fully|eh? have tele: h:;ego,)““:]]:dw“ f alive to the meaning of that mueh abused word — ouested t?) notif: nthe Talauh Vi psychology. Within certain limits, widespread Helpful Hint Company. l’honey420 bef ol g)l;e siness activity tends to develop from a gen-| “Let’s pop corn” sald the Slow |cember 17th = dv. al belief that it is coming. It would be ahsurd|Bo e SIS R to that the comparative depression in basic , you pop the question!(WHY f pRE ndustries like coal, steel and motors which has| uggested the Girl, who was tired will hfg&%,,rfifli"fi?}gnfia existed for five or s!x months is a mere state of|of waiting. comfortable. Just Phone 257 mind, but it is quite true that the national state AR Bob Turner. —adv‘ of mind will powerfully hasten or retard the ye- Passing Observation ————————— . covery -therefrom. Some fools would certainly be 'Qla papers . It is Mr. Ford’s own estimate that his new s B ml’flll:l— Tb. il caribon, JUNEAU BAKERY PHONE 577 The Gree;Ey‘e; Monster o g s T The young ladv chosen to do| TO TELEPHONE PATRONS ! Tae CHAs W. CARTER MCRTUARY “The Test ‘Service Is the Greatest Tribute™ Corner 4th and Franklin St Phone 138 Insurance sush &g Progertv Damage and Public Liability safeguard you as an owner— against damage claims rnd mdgmenh. losses that so fre- quently total many times the original cost of a car. FANCY STATIONERY CHRISTMAS PAPER Loose Leaf Recipe Books Recipe Cases Fountain Pens Christmas Cards GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. PRINTING and STATIONERY : Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office pursuit by man. *ROHIBITION TO FRONT MAY FORCE « Conventic mect the wet and dry wding the desire of many politician We offer you as an automo- bile owner policies that cover every loss contingency. ——— Allen Shattuck, Inc. INRURANCE Fire, Lite, Liability, Marine who will endeavor to dodge a vote on the ques tion is not unlikely It is well known thaf Senator Borah wae the question brought up in % car will cause an expenditure of $800,000,000 for the convention, debated and voted on, and hfiy,0 ang materials during 1928. How this s Bt n varal Hinh At the time of ““, filgure compares with the corresponding outlay of Al )TOS FOR H - joint debate on Prohibition between himself an|1927 he does not say, but the one might be y Phone 244 W » 1 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Colum- bia University, at Boston, Senator Borah chal- lenged Dr. Butler to debate the question with him at the next Republican National Convention and the latter accepted the Mallcuge. Senator Borah has several times :'nce ihen declared that both National Conventions ought to consider the matter, and he has indicated that he will be satisfied with nothing less than a direct ex- pression on the subject by the Republicans. Now come accounts in the New York papers of a din- ner at the Union League Club in New York at- tended by 300 wet Republicans at which the prin- cipal speakers were former Senator James W. Wadsworth of New York, Dr. Butler, Senator Walter E. Edge of New Jersey and recently elected Congressman James M. Beck, famous orator-lawyer of Philadelphia and late Solicitor- General of the United States, all well known wet Republicans. While the dinner was private and the papers do not quote the speeches that were made they say that all were wringing wet and all discussed the desirability of forcing the Republican National Convention to take action on the question. The New York Times quotes former Senator Wadsworth as saying to reporters just after the meeting: 1 a a candidate for delegate at large I fully expect to be one of the cight delegates at large from this State to the Republican National Con- vention. 1 trust that there may be nm other delegates at the convention believe with me that the prohibi law should be wiped out or modilied 1 sincerely hope that our natiopal con- vention will meet thay issue. Tt is here 1 for one propose to meet it Of course, the issue will be made in the Republican National Convention, if 1 have anything to say about it. PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS. That the Administration attaches considerable portance to the sixth Pan-American Congress, De held at Havana beginning on January 16, s strongly indicated not only by the announce- that President Coolidge himsell will attend Wu but, also, by the personnel of the gation which will represent the United States. 1 Charles Evans Hughes, former , Dwight M. Morrow, new Am- easily double the other. Undeniably he will have to fight for his old place in the industry. By conforming to the overwhelming popular taste in motor vehicles Mr. Ford has in a sense aband- oned his former position to carry the war into the enemy’s country. On the other hand, manu- facturers of other inexpensive motors have not succeeded in taking his field wholly away from him while he was out of production to create a new Ford. To what extent they may have in- vaded it and how well they will be able to hold conquered ground is the enigma of the motor world for the coming year. Competent authorities believe that a record motor car production, possibly reaching 5,000,000 machines, is by no means outside the possibili- ties of 1928. The world’s appetite for new cars is not a fixed quantity; it will inevitably be stimulated by the resumption of selling activities by the far-flung Ford organization. To put it in another way, pressure upon those who could buy a new car if they would will be more intense than it has ever been before and the prospect's resist- ance will weaken accordingly. Money will go into automobiles that has this year been going into savings banks and securities. In any event, the question how much the Ford shutdown has had to do with such busi- ness recession as we have had this year will be answered in a practical way within the next two or three months. It is Mr, Ford’s ambition to answer it with a thoroughgoing revival of all lagging industries, and he has a habit of real- izing his dreams of bigger business. the world were full of persons having the ational inciination of Presldent Coolidge {elephone companics would have to o out of (Philadelphia Inquirer.) They might let the bewildered Republicans get this business of a 1928 Presidential candi- date settled before springing the “Coolidge in 1932" idea.-—(Boston Globe.) The Democratic Senator from Rhode Island is out with a statement that Al Smith can carry that State for President, but Al will hardly enter the fray without more assurance.—(Indian- apolis News.) 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