The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 9, 1928, Page 4

i i tDLre W avembepbaiile, JASEWRNSUPIEGS S » Knee would be as visible as| & - Ll y Addsnd 1.1 ’ |Republicans who vote for Senator Walsh or v set on a hill, { OFE, NAL 4 Y / Semator Reed 1a the primariis expest to gote tor] | ALONG LEERE || X'7uce over of the mosirn sire] /s, Sestihe Bials and SETeON A Fraternal Societies N W TROY DT AND MAUAGZER|the R n nominee in the fall D ETOUR s us wondering where the fu Produce CO. w - oF b S - e supply of old maids who arc Sk A : : modest they undress in thc| . Fresh Fruit and Veretables y Gastineau Channel " Dot o) | AN AE molest they undress n th Froit nd Vereta DRS. KASER & FREE .URGER| | | 1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg unean Lions PHONE 56 | J g Hoars 9 a. m. to § p. m. / Club Meets every Wed nesday at 12:30 o'clock Dr. Charles P. Jenne ||pcster D. Hendercon, President I DENTIST | |H. Redlingshater, Socy Public Stenographer i ! !\hnlw_‘n petter wouldn't The surprising hing is that | e = ! Roome 8 and 9 Valentine h of a thrill out of having 1 \ppers have confined the ‘nuds Building weetie throwing him a kiss } ' T s i gt Telephone 176 mething You Want None | to be out of style, but it must b special attention The more you have the m | er-trial for some of the thin you want’," blooded sisters to be in it during | F———————— gy Sena Jones of SUBSCRIPTION 7 exico 1 Fe of Michigan, who were suc- Senate political| Opines old Hubbell, 1d weather Republicans 47, Demo doubtless true of many things.| If a man who has the kina of] [J= B."BURFORD & CO 16, Farmer-Labor 1, vacancies 2. 1In or-|Gut it don't go for trouble.” | wite that kes growing deaf @ L. C. Smith and Corona ' | | i i &% P g 5 - always is a trial to a woman Out of, town orders given l DENTISTS e I tion matters the Farmer-Labor has been s bless 0 3 to doughnuts with the Republicans ; {an , soing to he sold| | TYPEWRITERS Obscrvations of Gldest Inhab crowd in Visconsin were ons'n delegates against ‘ lzf.n.yhl' can pri-| set, remember, folle BROWN’S TAAL o Cdpats b SR DOLLAR STORE ; . Stationery—Notions— it happen He i S p i G 4 Greeting Cards—Toys— om the Badg g . S ; ko thitigs ke koop skirts an Novelties, o 5¥ them woriaeH 5 Cents to Onme Dollar en't beé ve the 1o P oA W, DEN] fiours 9 a. m. to § n. ni | | VARD RUILDING | | co-ordinate Bodies 169, Res. ot Freemasonry i 1 Scottish Rits Harry Sinclair|d ‘hildren are 4 blessing. 2 at ¢ U me ! r ing at the 58 girl 7 to § or by apuoinme ryy &% Necdid. “Well, she's certainly <hy of |make of their faces it makes us|| AND LOT CLEANING o auic n | A L"V;‘L»S“s"s' " ress.’ ¥ there was a la t 4 | 7 Phone: 0 i SE RO - y eit complexions as we (;' A. GETCHELL, |, esideuwe, o infernational implica- Hint to the Bores inst counterfeit money. | Fhons FUF of. 249 o night, at 8 Orelogs - skirts are popula sweeping up the ashes| NI Tiavle MAC SPADDENS “Distsd POLITICS AND TAXES. el A ‘l’”' ”" ‘}”:’: | nd i ~k my belie 1 all ov : th I‘I'K f 4 3T Dr. Ceo. o ] ) _Secretary . Al AXES. iited States has but 12 per. cent. o speakers could be ) 1 the conclusion th MOUNE JUNEAULLEYEE 1 | : : HIROPRACTOR, Heliznthal eida. 7, = y ) was producing from 70| i they wonld be as briet ahout & ash tray is gooi for| | Junean Public Library grnontne b . F. & A W i 8 s of Congress should ¢ i & ead the Seorid totRMes As' oll Office Hours 10 tn 12; 3 b & 7 ta | Sccond ind Fourth s FUs R, and 5: and by appointment. Fhone 269 | I Passing Observation 3 thrashed with rawhide| H CHIROPRACTIC One member of the eguine |on + street wasn't exactly th adine o | 18 not the practice of Medicin tribe the automobile i pleasant experi rre| | Free Reading Room | Surgery nor Osteopathy. : i (B bouckieng o pos g 5 ‘ City Mall, Second Floor | —_— out for a total reduction of $289,000 Tt is difticult ¥ i BAREN : vl Hiorks ¥ Malz Street at 4th MEr 000, while Republicans favor lopping off pet 1, in our daily life because its uses arel aftet v he does in| Reading Room Open From | o only ,000,000. There is nothing in o varied and enormous. Bu » take three of At Dofinibions in : i it e b %a m to10 p. m. {{[Helene W. L. Albrecht the teachings of Thomas Jefferson, the the leading petroleum produc 3 & M s Qfatugnion | titbesr finger ek’ Welt il wiir Cirenlation Room Open From PHYSICAL THERAP'ST great exemplar of Democracy, to inspire transportation and industry, w Kb toliows. a. bonehealt: Tile. i ; 1 to 6:20 p. m~T7:00 p. m. to Medical Gymnastics, Maseage Democrats to hold out for the larger eye view of the field. Beginn i gasoline | ;,,,,],(. > i » Atant 8:30 p. m. i, i figure The question 4 tax T"“*]"“y“ because nearly body malke 3 e of. it, | ’ e disbovery Ui Curve’v'll'MaqnzInBes,‘:Vavg‘papun 2 KNJIG‘Hstor- s eccnomic and not political.— (Seattle and excluding expor g en . the use! And We Don't Mean Mebbe Sc yving her doesu’t prevent her| e::;':f‘_y;l: 5, | cetiors: Couneil No.. 1760 90e-) n 1927 amou 10 barrels, equiva-|of girls that w ne h Jines | ¢ r g1 a 'whale E L 7 e s second and Iast 4 he d i ong s over the extent|ient t 12,5 376,000 gallor Compared th | > ithares e sl e - overgon t P m : s th , 1 | i | T hers urged of tax reducticn w g party lines the 2 was an inerease of 1.504,908,000 3 hat ' tha &itle “Geny ; B R ; H{te Couneil Cham- Siniatiat y e passed | lons e constantly increasing use of gasoline iGoten AL 5 4 crs, Fifth_Street. minist I s . s 2 AR 1 ade Radis Sath ARG &6 N Upticlan and Optometrist | | M, McINTYRE, two month J tepubllican } " : DeforSeit o g b ¢ The lad's me e L AR Room 16, Valentine Bldg. | | T’RNER. Secréta k if the supp nex ta a | Columbia Phonographs Pl | o Hours 9 & m. to 6 p. m. azd — S p becoming of great im e for | records. Radio Electr'e Co., Mar ’ P TP W T cutting t ) ) sed the Ho ) ming of gr imj for| Cynical Dal recd ulum‘r ‘r‘h:’,:u» s Mg e vide ng political party lines on t its . Nation these figures point question of tax reduction xplicable s need of a f conservation of our| to the average citizen ere is no : | and t { capital legiti- good reason why Demaocrats should hold i hiydo H 410 Coldstein Bldg | | Jower ¥ o | L é ST S Monday ni ae 5 A rposes in power plai On the ocean e . “ Tl A " [ e , o [ ipimatetipaciossiabint Lo Mon Sy aleshy overwheming'y zatle Slors wase ! greator importance. Over. 28 per| ‘P& sald Clarence, “how do ST B EEJC(IZERELDJEN = ta™vdanes: ready to vote on the measure in January e | oy f the ocean tonnage is now of the ofl burn-| ¥°U spell ¢ 4 S 2 wheo Al MITH | e e 5 night- eac Adm'nistrat'on leaders rcfused to permit theling type. Nowhere on the ocean is it of greater " L ot RE ALARM CALLS[ Phonogranh Repairing Robert Simpson ||y Lo ’J,T' wleh dwh vote to be taken b know'edg ! pertance than in naval vesscls. Much A eI et Y 4 . | riesn Atuake Box 1016 Opt. D. fivger tax reduction musnre would Bhve, esse y - debire maid.disaboemant -wel.oanno We know Humpty Dumpty had i Third an’ Franklin. | Graduate Los Angelos Cri- || by a very la majority and that the major Lt \‘,*';j"‘><l ‘;‘[‘, ‘; "f"l ; great fall, but what we'ré“fhore Front and Franklin B o T SR ESAARRA | lege of ()pltnmletry and | wou'd ccnsist of both Democrats and Republican PARORLINS 18 W 2 89 xious to know is what kind of a| | 1’3 Front, near Ferry Way. = Opthalmolcgy H And many of the Republicans who agreed DEAta Of 'AMGrigHl ) tragus WANE. Bb. A | Cie Sl At 3450 N going | Front, opp. Film Exchange l\! ANESE TOY Glasses Fitted : fourth Thursday ” g 5 i e rions disadvantage because they were sent into s | Front, opp. City Wharf. y Leneses Ground i with the Ilt-mmxuh' rather than \l. r\(ax,\‘\lr‘lh‘:; brttle. Armed With A rits st wssd Tlack yow-| 10 hbve, 18 “MuoAt. mear Baw AT SHOY J each month in on tax reduction were very rcgular members ey, S iofjder. But their handicap would be as not Witouglby at Totem Gro.| | 1. B. MAIINO = e G D TS| Dugout. g the ‘‘stand pat” varlety. Not only was hat| compared with that of a coal burning na\nl Interesting Information Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. Front Street - & the case this vear but it was so the 1 b wdbahl 1a s Kok Babiies Will Irons is seeking the off 4 Front and ‘Seward . 0 Box 218 for Mall orders' | | SCHOOL OF PIANO - o the taxes were reduced peaker Lo @ Do people ever stop to think what axle grease|©! Sheriff in Randolph County o ”:fl ““_ ot Wit + i it 5 PLAYING |32 - —— Chairman Green of the Ways and Means Cor ans in thelr economic life? Without a lub-| Mo. 57 '?fi,‘,‘;,"d,“;rdg‘fi,t:;, THE CMFiRE HaS THE LARG. ALL GRADES ACC,EI'TED WOMELgG?gNMggsE:};‘sEAmT ittee and others believed that. Becretary Mel-|ricant of some kind not a wheel could turn on the — 0 Fl~e Hall EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND | | h Messerschmid | Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays n lines cn land or water or in the He Wanted to Know Kby Phgir w EST, Mrs. Rut! 5S€TSC] t | o . Gastinean and Waww Way. || 3EST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING each month, 8 P.M. at Moose T e a very brilliant Secre.|@il- Not a wieel could turf fx mdustry. “For| “WelL” sald the doc, “if 'Jou Serond -afid ‘Gola; PLANT IN ALASKA. Phore 4501 i 3 M. ST BOLA RaTee (8 TORE PNt B this ome pirpose alone we annually consume|Bhave rheimatism therp is only one BRI v oAU i tary of the Treasury, but he has done some very Fourth and Harris e S A A 3 ko P ) . |about 9,000,000,000 gallons of oil. thing to do and that is have your Fifth and Gold fr— Esther Ingman, Senior Re- | wild guessing on Government income and defici 4 Our total petroleum in 1927 was 784,149,.-|teeth out.” Fifth and East gent: Agnes Grigg, Recorder. | A SRS | X [000 barrels of lght and 110,286,000 of erude| “Goodnight, doct” exclaimed the | Seventh and Gold. THE Cuas W. CARTER MORTUARY 200 THE NOMINATION D THE petroleum, a total of 4 000 barrels of 42| patient, “does that mean I've gow Fifth and Kennedy. ADMINISTRATION. gallons each against 766, WA 000 barrels in 1926.|to keep these darn store grinders Ninth, back of power house “The Lest Scrvice Is the Greatest Tribute” 5 3 Unless there is a regulation of the output the|in a glass of water all day as well Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. -. s i 2t g " Distin Ave., and Indian St. Corner 4th and Frankiin St. Phone 13¢ The nomination of Gov. Lowden or Vice-Presi-(énd must come sometime. Estimates of that as all night? ime are revised downward every year. e Ninth and Caliioun, g Seventh and Main. - A s, Which Reminds Us— = 5 We don’t beli bet Fark Twelfth, at Northern L'dry. Tati s Fandil 59 Ny bor| \ s & A e don’t believe being a cler Twelfth and Willoughby. ) Party of the Nation. The defeat' of Mr. Hoover Canadian Banks Stand High in the ladies’ department of a Home Crocery. Ehby. ARl in Ohio and Indiana would be construed as l'tr‘ Tp——— shoe sto¥s has quite the kick' iR = ANYWHERE IN pudiation of Coolidge in those States. As the Meets second and E /) lon's deficit scare was unwarranted: SEEEE: dent Dawes would be construed as a repudiation | of the Coolidge Administration by the Republican | e ONWWE (Prince Rupert New | it that it used to, either. RO MY 0, VBN 2 { THE CITY campaign now stands Mr. Hoover and Senator| jst issued by the California Bank at| As the old Dus drive Curtis are the only Administration supporters|p.s Ange it is noticed that British and Can-|‘‘Legs ain’t .no treat to WELCOME CAFE ; Brick or Bulk who are candidates for the Presidency. adian ba stand very high in the un.\l‘lln! of | anymore. Front Street 'he victory of Mr. Hoover in New Hampshire|deposits received. The list is headed by five Eng- boipone! xnu COOKING i K . . &ad Maine indicate that the Bastern friends of |lish banks Midland, Lloyds, Barclays, West- Seems to Settle It the Administration have decided to support the|minster and National Provincial. Then comes the| We often have wondered wheth-1 | Iry, A, Haglund, Prop. PRINTING and STATIONERY J 3 ¢ tional City Bank of New York and the Fed-|er optimism or pessimismn pre- ) g r“::”;" I;‘l :“””"' ) i ::": iy ”}l“"h | Reserve and Chase National of the same|dominates in this grand old coun-|* AN Phone 244 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office Bllllards A A ; city. Following these close is the Royal Bapk|try, but when we read what is RSN 40 : < | resentative of all that is best in the Coolidge| ) "cynaqa, The Bank of Montreal is oply slight: [spent for halr tonics, beautifiers OPEN EVENINGS Ph 94 Administration, and he will probably be the Re-|]y jower and is followed by the Bank of Eng.|and reduction dopes we decide old | i : one publiean standard bearer. The Republicans can-|jand, Six American banks come next and then|man pessimism must be hoecing a Carls not afford to go into a campaign with an anti-|the Canadian Bank of Commerce, After the Bank|hard row. ZYNDA on Taxi Stand Administration line-up. of Commerce is the Commonwealth Bank of Aus- : ¥ gt TR AL tralia. Other Canadian and British banks rank More or Less True ELLVATOR SERVICE ALASKAN HOTEI‘ , 7 high, there being in the 150 listed 90 American| Nor did we ever expect to live > WRITING 1O SENATORS | ) N fot ith i i | # 8. ZYNDA, Prop ¥ b o £ |and 60 British, the former with nineteen billions | to see the' day when things girls g MORRIS The S '7"(_ iy Aatbary {of deposits and the latter with over eighteen bil-|wear that end six inches above | ... ... __ iy sl MODERN REASONABLE RATES between Gov, Al Smith Wnd Senstor Nya: |lont. 1t in noted foo tiat nTHHY Enslish spenk: R Dave HouseL, Prop CONSTRUCTION CO.{ *}, Tl o e |ing world there ‘are!sh additiaiio this list" 896k S Lol 2 » o Rt Writing let- 000 smaller banks, the great majoirty of which ALL KINDS or |are domiciled in the United States ters to Senators is as profitless as fool- # Al ]TOS FOR HIRF ling with a buzz saw.—(Seattle Times.) Tl Amportaice st kpuriscliiEve ies s V] CABINET AND 1 [ rofit] I i i e exaggerated B AT S GroGliots Gul SRERA (LuNi At |in America, but so long as we're interested in North Dakota Senatorial buzz saw lost a i Senatoria L the throwing of baseballs we'llfiniot have much | s e s | Smtion of teeth, trouble with throwing of bombs. —— (Cincinnati o sk MILL WORK THE CALIFORNIA PRIMARY FIGHT. ARl TS —~ : BERRY’S TAXI ! .B.M. B. —_— After all, maybe the strange thing isn't that 3 Plate and Window ' The announcement that James Rolph, who is|the G. O. P. got so much money from Sinclair, B oadc & 4 serving his (fth four-year term as .Mayor of|but that it gave so much back.~(Cincinnati En- 3 Cadillac and Marmon Cars LK ast"ng GLASS ci the first time in his life had |Guirer.) i 3 ~—= ||Stands at Gastineau Hotel : MORRIS Pomagtat Al SRR fo YULGVORY G g “Desire for peace 3 and Burford’s Corner 3 i b " X Every day in the year to all pro- CONSTRUCTION CO. he identia ation, is I nt nomination a No. d desire for a meal s dotes not insure NP BZILDING CONTRACTORS foken of the inierest California In taking in the|qoct® cutisy mangor, ‘but. fiidoss aiart yos PHONE 199 OR 314 gressive men and women to save 1“unvh~| e x] ! age 1 \“\ ork l‘vm .;\'nltxn’- toward a restaurant.— (Cincinnati Enquirer.) . a portion of" their money for their is worthy te also that Mayor Rolph de- —_— - 5 § clares that 1 vote for Gov. Smith in No-| The sweetest story of the season comes from Be Iuodorn Wna ;p.:io ;u;e own finure welfare. vember : tance that an eminent|the liner California, on which Mr. and Mrs. Ralph —ay " . JUNEAU TRANSFER Californian probably be the Republican|Sugar and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Honeyford sailed,||gome folks have old-fashioned | i ini nominee for President adds to the importance of|the Captain being Commander H. A. T. Candy.—|1jqeas about taxi service, Hows MILLER’S TAXI y &Mt:lnulmngt A _blnl:fiacctfu:lt COMPANY At en, prevent you getting into San Francisco’s popular Mayor's position (Seward Gateway.) ever, if they, in an emergency, The fight for Goy h in California is led T use a Carlson taxi—they find, | |{Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska debt and helps you menm]]y and Moves, Packs and Stores £ . & Spain reports a slump in the cork market, . by James D, Phelan; former Mayor, former Sen-| SPAIl Tepc ] much to their delight, that it| |} cARs WITHOUT DRIVERS Freight and Buggage ator and Chatrman of the Commlitee of Fifty . o' n8 that the bootleggers don’t age their| |y the convenient thing to do 'm“'auy' 1t long enough 4o need a cork.— : HIR which ruled San Francisco during and for a time|News 1“”’ s ik Sl o ‘the gugkim asiall. . L 14 < after the great and directed the rehabilita-| ARALS ST e e tion of the city afterward. The fight against| Not that Hoover couldn’t take on a vigarous Carlson’s Taxi and : him is led by former Secretary of the Treasury|Personal campaign in addition to his 718 other ki WE ’NVITE YOUR William G. MeAdoo, whose Presidential candidacy| 0% more or less, but he ., that breed.— Ambulance Seyvice TErANL NubUdeevie ZCCOUNT v Senator Phel 3 (Detroit News. 3 ¥ i 3 was supported by Senator Phelan four yeurs ago, o ews.) Stands at Alaskan Hotel and who made the speech at Madison Square Carden BT p ] LUE IRD TAXJ 4 Nk 4 placing Mr. McAdoo in nomination | ~ Bernard Shaw: “Broadcasting the House of * Jumeau Billiards > BL B T. Con 5 Wi a fr 3 g ) ) Republicans are registering in great numbers u:.’,‘,‘,!‘l[‘:)"“ ;fi:ifl tt?(emf-:“nh{i]:l“:‘. .\gicduo:h:: :K: : 1 ] The B M Behrmds as Democrats so they may take part in the bat- suggestion of broadcasting Congress is again . i > tle. Those who are registering as Democrats in|made.— (Houston Chronicle.) 3 -4 . : order to vote against Gov. Smith give as their e ‘excuse that they are doing it to off-sct the votes It begins to seem as if the Mason-Dixon line of those Republicans who are registering as|Might be replaced by the bottle line.— (Indianap- Democrats and actively u er Republicans |°11s Star.) to do 8o in order to vote for him. The latter IR they have a right to do as they are “m::‘nmi:;rm:tr ld]:‘(‘ heske. bk 'sfl' EAYA 35 AR w reason that they intend to vote for APRAOMN iR v Bnetin g S S S g e Globe.)