The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 10, 1928, Page 4

4 Dml v Alaska ¥ mplrv M'!V W TBOY ED .h.’\ by th ™ nd. and M A caused rather mment on A womar a lot of « E cted of Iilinoi tice of nu'lification being in the eriminal town She uunl a sweater, and was said t know of a n an was arrested. w earin e good look'n s failed to dis bel'eved 0TOUS tion examn red forthwith cha 1 and con victed under made it a crime f woman that to wen’s clothing Investigators of incident, have di the Union laws fense for statutes them wear such thing incited all 8 erim covered nearly in making men's clothing, ¥ have it a of women to wear being d that wea are in every one of It is & there are very few wou who do not trousers occasionally; and many them most of the nullified. Who will fully justified? is not State in the and willfully | is so gener- in every who wear time The laws are not say that the nullification is The fact that there Union that not systematically nullifying many Nullification ally practiced that is almost, if not quite, usual way of doing with an unpopular It nulified first. Sometimes it is but often it is nullified and atrophy : Of course anyone must admit that the better way to dispose of any unpopular law is to repeal | 4 {t, but the fact remains that the usual way is to nullify it. tate being generally is a is laws. it away is of simply dies AN ITEM OF DEMOCRACY’S CO when the Senate House leaders were engaged almost excly in trying to destr the public confidence in Presi- dent Wilson has politics been so nearly the whole thing at Washington as it is at the present time. Tax reduction, River flood control, the navy program, immigration, Muscle Shoals,| Boulder Dam, aviation control, farm relief and | nearly everything that oeccupies the atten- tion of Congress is being discussed from the gen- eral electimn It is unfortunately the rule in a that every often-—every four years, least, in the United Statés-—most of those in charge forget the s element in the conduct of a great country and think only in terms of politics. However, there is apparently to avoid it. It is one of the items of cost of popular government. The high, but, after all is better than the old system where the powers of government were the prerogative of a 1y" chosen few. Not since the d Mississippi else gle is once busines no way cost “divine: CE RUFzRT FINANCES. PRI Ruperg 1 50 46 mills anticipated $166,449.38 nues amounting to tax levy this rate the put at| other reve- reduced her » dollar, At taxation ty 22, Prince to revenue from The municipa has $134,182, the largest of which comes from the (.mmlmn National Rail- The Government liquor store 500 total revenues for the 00,000, of $86,000 nicipal debts. The schools and the streets, items of the public $45,000 000, ways, contribute $11 town will is to be ap will costly engineerin other department ministration lice, fire protect $14,200, $15,000 and $13 Prince Rupert is sligthly largest towns and it e run over $8 which on m $80,000 sewers, works General ad- $2 while the health departments cost 3,000 costs nearly on and respectively. larger than Alaska's sts more to maintain it. SOME M()Rh A IERI(‘\\\ An Associated Press en’s Foreign Missionary Church at Seattle has vent the return to the Maharajah Indore American wife, It is declared that ihe behind the movement i that couple propose to disseminate in this country. Let us suppose for moment tha any other “heathen” country would | landing on its shores of a Methodis( and his wife and imagine the reaction those church people who have declared war on this| Hindu family! It is not difficult to vision tlrem appealing to the State Department ar ton to use coercive powers to compe gion of the American missionary. A Hindu has just as much right to come to nited States for the purpose of furthering W of his religion as an American s to go ) India, China or any other place in lispatch says the Wom- Society Methodist irted a movement to pre- United States of former and recently acquired of a st the of his reason the religion the report the Hindu a India revent the miss or iong on Washing- the admis- TOR AND MAN !G“h the n| the | repealed, | democracy at| from | item | po-| THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF, Constitu- a pro- hite chuy The | tion ¢ the thr e the s of those ALONG LIFE’S DETOUR By SAM HILL whom Chris- it eligion those who Bible. Rao and| come to Am- for the rea that mi doc of hout Holy Tukoji m hing means hould be edent wc many else let t " ut Huh! § line folks like MacTock se ht| set might | 5ince hoosting This fe They call Because knock is an can slonary piscopal Confer- favoring ha an expert convicted of erences are suj church matter tha Methodis on n New Jersey ently went 8 Gov com erime record to p! Observatio What ' use They'v their Smith's ns of Oldest has Inhabitant sentence those that old 1blie possible | to do someth ; The A'v:mms Ciub ertain prejudic T wind 15t dread going declared the ut on , tlapper. news from the ght not to dis I 1se th new politicians s 'hoot. tur Su\.ha Langwige What did wife say you told her was dull Oh, I go have your that good she the om B ! a sharp r ten to w | 1 Link iy Just as True many h, And too fe ) live in luxur aying Reed is « nable t} sidential the Repu cting that cam- ting that cam cann nomination as a ck on 0 re than of winning What Most “HOW TO SI OUR LANGUAG Anchorage. It probably would help morc earn how to enjoy listening of Us Need Mo News for ) | that -the Bvans - awarded a con Our Five Sensecs livery of 40,000 have d news for An-| the payroll of the ynty-five.men employed at the into the trade channels of | supplies for op- mainly ex-| smell not, Cilocks hav feel not, of the Iroad mine « of contract nuous ity the existing ack of certal cont operat her mine because duct, 1 permanent n we of a make producing hoose no neee the pr down r th and v Street Ca V't Be Done development a try The uic 1-| Jingle Written on a | Entitled “It Coul She «aw n.c 1 And, 3 tried To pull coal company will product in other rosy hue of the| Sh fon of that plan! sed freight ton- lines and thel: e ment that the tart a campaign to place its Alacka coast citie to the stiuation, consummat 1 an inc mine to the wa freight traffic on a more stable basis The high quality of the Evans |duct and the Healy River product aong the railroad belt, and when other cities become familiar with its equality outs ul«- coal now being shipped north, the | product should be gven the preference. In reply laska coal from the Matanus and Healy | this 1d should supply every demand along the|can still be advertised “For Men coast from Ketchikan Nome, not only|Only,” C. K., of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, for the residents of those cities and towns but|suggests the mustache cup. But |for every cannery operating in the Territory.|in this smooth-faced | age there {Thé "hopd can be made a reality with the proper|isn't much uge of even advertising effort of co-operation. It would mean a greatly|that for the males. increased tonnage for the Alaska Railroad, south- — bound cargoes for the steamship lines from either| Them Were the Modest—If Not Seward or Anchorage, and the establishment of a Happy—Days |steamer service on Cook Inlet to supply canneries A Chillicothe reader wants to with coal to Inlet points and to the Westward,|know what has become of the Wo- {the latter of which would bring to Anchorage|man who carried home a long, |hnsiue;s firms a trade too great to attempt to|narrow box, advertising the fact timate, that she would be wearing a new Why not straight-jacket on Sunday. Anchorage to try and make realities of these She has a daughter who could {dreams? Why squirm around longer on tail home all she wears in the bones and await for something to happen? Let's|hox" and have room to spare—but go out and get business that is easily available|there would be nothing like a cor- and will mean much to the railroad belt and par-|-et i it. ticularly to Anchorage. N Dad Just Needs a Little Patience “What did that coat co de- dad, angrily. with ¢ adds n as the railroad local {will give This Column ! he may have seen you Innl-. But that shduld not rouse her ire; | For when she tried m!l! them down, ey alway nage f1 in line ssist | placing of nment 1 little higher, Wood | | Them, Either to a recent question in &lumn as to what is left that Alaska| Not Much Use to |River f Al to of some real co-operative action in ‘ Alice Arm Prospects. | —_— manded her (Prince Rupert News.) “Oh, 1 didn’t bother to ask,” There seem to be good prospects of a busy|replied his daughtér, “but vou'll time at Alice Arm this year. A number of the|find out when the bill comes in."” mines will be working and thé new company — | orgar d here will undertake the in: lation of Ask Us Another One water and light and power facilities. It is “COULD YOU USE EXTRA understood that the Dolly Varden mine may|MONEY RIGHT NOW?"—From a possibly be worked, an arrangement with the|Magazine Ad. complicated ownership having been brought to a Jint where it may possibly result in the mine operating again. The camp will share with Stewart and other points the prosperity following the ng up of money for mining enterprises. More or Less True The one/piece dress is as easy to slip on as a cake of soap in the bathtub, and if they ever in- vent a complexion that goes onl looseni Judge Munley l)idn;t Die. (Valde time ago effect that e e Miner.) The Miner published a Judge William A, Mun- reward. Our old friend, us that the Judge is in laughed when I showed him your notice of his untimely death.” When we wrote the Judge's obituary we believe we said something nice about him, and while we are not P ed to recall anything we said, we must confess the belief that he would have been ymore d ving 1d he kept his maay friends in Valdez better posted as to his whereabouts and condition of health. However, we are mighty glad to know the Judge is still with us. | A short |rumor to the ley had gone to his Alvah Eames, writes good health “and editor of the The Saturday Evening Post |chides the newspapers for giving the public what it wants. Of course the 8,000,000 circula- | tion of the Post proves it is something the public does not want.—(Port Angeles jNews.) Be modern and up to date —says Taxi Tad. | | A taxicab driver in New York has sued for damages because a patron shot him in the collar bone. Before you shoot a taxicab driver always||uge a Carlson taxi—they find, ask him where he perfers to be shot.—(Port ol e much to their delight, that it JORAREN. is the convenient thing to do ‘ oy —and the cost is small. Some folks have old-fashioned ideas about taxi service. How- ever, if they, in an emergeney, Reports hnp it that a new film shows great similiarity between the brains of a frog and Of cou it isn’t the first movie to ite the fact—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Sesvice ' Stands at Alaskan Hotel and Juneau Billiards An owl is ¢ ited with pulling the air brakes and stopping a train in Russia but it was prob- {ably Trotzky in disguise.— (Hastings, Neb., Tri- | bune.) , Phone Single 0 and 94 | From obscurity Senator Robinson of Indiana |has now risen to the fame of another man Al | Smith has run over.-—(Dallas News.) Trouble is the higgest loan shark of all. | vet the Democrats will go hborrewing.— (Dallas News.) " Most Americans may be deme c but they jvote Republican.—(Wa'l Street Journal.) And TUESDAY, APRIL 10, L would [ phone 498 easily, the ) places on by outlook for time ‘will be improved good mind geitin consi books but ncks *o part at the ir ve the th 1d plays a 2 partie 1 ranges now c rainbow hue 1 take more ove to make that tractive to the pa rn bride About the only ome girls in short sk how’ much fu men would look ones golng rts have ng the ore the them, Another cy f the cornf stick t ds him wouldn't an ax i she fe lone feel like using on the me she scales. What lot'a wiv ed with their own luc intuition should have they fell m s on t kes a s di bee wihen born w zood in get the nose j red oftener If gkirt they don't ly p ed down vill get powde need re funny nd the ch time yet lady keeping her s t car while a poor ma is hanging to a strap will feel king as a man now does keep ng his while a woman is star man _thinks anothe lerful because 2ly to him telling thi himse his wifa hearing so often A boss m the she polit zs ab got earache 20 years ago. rd-boiled gu working g little more time to dolling ring out o> ATTENTION neea a good Hardy LAGERGYEN, - It you AP Prop old pmtl\lul sale at 1‘hL Bmpire. | u JIRE ALARM CALLS|| Third an® Franklia. Front and Franklin. Front, near Ferry Weay. Front, ovp. Film Exchange Front, opp. City Whart. Front, ncar Saw Mill Willouzkby at Totem Gro. Willoughby, opp. Cole Barn. Front and Seward Froat and Main. Secoud and Main Fifth anl Seward. Fire Hall Gastineau and Rawa Way. Second and Gola. Fourth and Harris Fiftk and ®old. Fifth and East. Seventh and Gola. Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power houn Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. | Distin Ave., and Indian St. Ninth “and Callkoun Seventh and Main. Twelfth, at Northern L'dry Twelfth and Willoughby. Home Crocery. pet mod consolation is most they around in that fo woman listens frem carpsnter Andy’s Shop. | adv. | 1928. ng d- Seattle Fruit and m h 3 | | f Produce Co. Fresh Fruit and Veretabies Wholesale and Retail Out of town orders given * special attention DENTISTS 1 and 3 Goldateln BlE PHONE 56 Hours % a. m. to § p. m. | ———— J. B. BURFORD & CO ( L. C. Smith and Corona TYPEWRITERS Public Stenographer ‘ : ; Dr. Charles P. !l‘l}l"‘ DENTIST Rooms 8 and 9 Valentipe Building BROWN’S DOLLAR STORE Stationery—Notions— Greeting Cards—Toys— Novelties, Cents to One A. W. Stewart DENTIST fiours 9 a. m. to € n. M. SEWARD BUILDING Office Phone 469, Phone Dr. Dollar n —— GARBA(,E HAUILED AND LOT CLEANING G. A. GETCHELL, Phone 109 or 149 Dr. H. Vane Oetecpath—201 Go'd: Hours: 10 to 12: 7t 8 or by 2 Licensed o Ph Dr. Geo. L. Barten | CHIROPRACTOR, Heilenthal Bldg. Office Hours 10 to 12; 3 t. §: 7 to 9; snd by appointment. Phune 268 CHIROPRACTIC is not the practice of M ! Burgery nor Ost u Pul)lu- Library and Eree Reading Room Cit; HMall, Second Floor Ma' Street at 4th Reading Room Open From fa m to 10 p. m. irculation Room Open From m,’wn. m.—7:00 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. (‘urveM M\uaz(nn, Newspapzrs Reference Books, Etc, FREE TO ALL Bl ot il - L. THERAP'ST asties, {H: lene \\ 1 [ AL Massage 410 Goldstein Bidg Phore —Office: 425 ntine's Optical Dept. R. L. DOUGLASS Uptician and Optometris Room 16, Valeniine Bldg Iours 9 u. m. to € p. m. and by Appointment i 'I‘H()RKF] De LOCKSMITH Phonograph Repairing Juneau, Alaska Box 1015 Robert Simpson Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles Ccl- lege of Optometry and Opthalmolcgy Glasses Fitted Leneses G H JAPANESE TOY || I sHOP A || . B. MATING 11 Front Street F. 0. Box 218 for Mall Dmgu‘ | SCHOOL OF PIANO | v | PLAYING ALL GRADES ACCEPTED Mrs. Ruth Messerschmidt Phore 4501 ‘I‘HF‘ EMFPIRE HAS THE LARG- EST, ,MOST | UP-TO-DATE AND BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING PLANT IN ALASKA. DRS. XASER & FREE b['Ii(rER \lbree l\' { 1 | | = Tae Coas W. CARTER MORTUARY “The Last Scrvice Is the Greatest Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 WELCOME CAFE Front Street HOME COOKING | I-rs. A. Haglund, Prop. - HOTEL ZYNDA ELsVATOR SERVICE 8. ZYNDA, Prop. o v AUTOS FOR HIRE B ) BERRY’S TAXI Cadillac and Marmon Cars | Stands at Gastineau Hotel | and Burford’s Corner PHONE 199 OR 314 et MILLER’S TAXI Phone 183 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRE Day and Night Service PHONE 485 BLUE BIRD TAXJ ' _SHORTY GRAHAM Stand at Bil's Barber Shop GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. PRINTING and STATIONERY Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office OPEN EVENINGS Phone 244 ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES DavE HouseL, PRoP. i ;Station 1 'B.M. B. i Broadcasting | Every day in the year to all pro- | gressive men and women to save e S S S IR B a portion of their money for their own future welfare. Maintaining a bank account tends to prevent you getting into debt and helps you mentally and morally. WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT Thé‘B. M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska Fraternal Societies ] OF Juneau Lions Club J Meets ev nesday M.( (11 Wednes at Co-Ordinate Bodles of Freemasonry Scottish Rity cretar y LOYAL ORD. 4 OF MOOSE Juneau Locpge No, 79 Meets every Mondn 8 at o-clocy Dictatos UNT JUNEAU LODGE No. F. & M and y. urth Mon- each month in Fellows’ at 17 Order ot EASTERN STAR econd and Fourth Ture s of each mouth, 8t & o'clock, 1. 0. O, W Hall, MILDRED MAR- TIIN. Worthy Matron ALIC i v g KNIGHTS OF coLuMBUS hn.\.l Counell No 1760 cond and last 7 17 F. 0. E. Monday nights Hall, Dot third Wedn AMERICAN LEGION Meets sec and fourth Thursday each month in Dugout. ond " WOMEN OF OF MOOSEHEART | LEGION, NO. 439 Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays cach month, 8 P.M. at Moose | | Hall Esther Ingman, Senior Re- geni: Agnes Grigg, Recorder. ICE CREAM DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY Brick or Bulk Juneau Billiards Phone 94 Carlson Taxi Stand MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. ALL EINDS OF CABINET MILL WORK ! Plate and Window GLASS MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. BTILDING CONTRACTORS o JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores