The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 4, 1928, Page 4

ST — r'y THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY MAY 4, 1928 DAivI | shakespearian characters with people now living i ““‘hy you're not badly hurt and 41“5’:“ E’n )U’(’ [brought storms of laughter. Particularly .was % getting hit by an automobl . o gv at ‘ 7 ' _|this the case when he compared Ajax to Jack ALONG LIFE’S i R kB Seattle Fruit and | Frmrm£'Swwtm . & N sgotism and was lending first aid. ' ' e i Sharkey, a big fellow with a lot of egotism and DETOUR “Oh, but think of me being hit Produce Co. : 3 JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANA noise but without the goods. His poise and de-| | i by & eheap little thing like a fiiy.| | Fresh Fruit and Veeetables Gastineau Channel y { | and the quality of his semse of humor| | By SAM HILL \ Iver,” groaned the snob. , Wholesale and Retail . : H "‘:“v]\‘l;:,du".] 1’\ ‘x\ fresing | Stoopt o il vf‘.\ M"" were excellent and refreshing. Tunney conclud-|&——— TN i Out of '°'ln ‘:’r“:;:n“"- 1 and 3 Goldsteln —_———— ¥ Streets, Juneau, Alaska. {ed, and proved his case, that Shakespeare if he R R | special atten Mot Blds. Tonent: B i L « Second Class| WeTe living now would be an enthusiastic sports| Need More R;n From Sabbath| st judging from the ads, you 2 £ Hoars § a. m. to § p. m. Club matter. fan est would think taking care of the . A —— T AR Not only did Tunney talk easily and with nice|If running things is ever left to|{iaqy as more . important than PR 700 RIS VT T Meets every Wea ; AIRSORIFTION, RA TS | discrtiniihi b ‘Shinkadlbats (AT warie it S chring for /tie ehHAtER and new J. B. BURFORD & CO nesday at 12:30 ' ST viicareier In Juhedu, Dougisl) TreAtwill and nchalantly and appropriately he quoted from |One change I'll make, sure a8 'you|jocting them would bring you L. C. Smith and Corona Charles P. Jenne o'clock. £y 6.00; o emphasize his points & 1ake the laughs louder.| " 3 i am X . e (R 3 B it T y gt i LR Ll Ry o bt What father wants to know Public Stenographer Rooms § and § Valentine || — notify the I « e s ca about the “|'Twixt Sunday night and Monday 4 e - Sen — n u . P. O. ? i ¢ ure is that he captur audience completely P Ylwhen a young man a for e ekt daughter’s hand is whether he is Telephone 176 1 1 s —n day V('VI‘;;‘I:E ,ull "x oy be 8 UHERIAE - going to take her off his hands or WN” i i, o'clock, Elks' Hall MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. ereafter | to Tunney as a high-| Obcervations of Oldest Inhabitant| i & 1. - r bi pot. BRO S [ d H rachmids, 3 s i v aliilaa: To. vk - E simply be another bill to fo Rufer, AT a8 brow we may expect to see fower smiles than| There was a time when we knew | " 'Abou ail tetevision win do win| | DOLLAR STORE |; A. W. Stewart - fo : tited in paper \d also the His 3 \|)|.n|g was here !,.\-.t]m lesplny ofihe to make it possible for a man Stationery—Notlons— DENTIST loc ,1 news | b ) - I‘u\h(-u.(.\' in the windows of the to see just how angry his wite is Greeting Cards—Toys— Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. les W. Tillet, ofie of the leading|Io¢ Stores. when she calls him up to call him Novelties. SEWARD BUILDING TR R law Jorth Carolina, is leading a fight 4 down. 5 Cents to One Dollar Office Phone 469, Res. e o b : ot ey el The Ananias Club We should think young people|p - Phone 276. s oo il in a v religious intolerance He “Our great city is as free from|youlq get as sick of petting as a o cottish Rits | is th such success that he has felt]crime as the Arctic Circle {8 from|;on does of cold boiled ham aftér E i il -Efiflhflnfl'f‘m‘"" ju telling the preachers, in a recent|sunstrokes,” declared the Mayor he has sat down to it 16 nights GARBAGE " Van ‘l‘ meoda el o blast, that if they do not cut politics out of their|of Chicago. sbralght Funihie. ! Dr. H. Vance | B, 048 Fellows Ipits they will lose most of their young mem- Women were meant to ba loved, 201 Go'd-tein BIE. | | WALTER B. HEISEL. Secret ", . N ry. who are lining up behind Gov. Smith. : :’fl '10""‘ b that’'s why you can love one with HAI ’I‘ED ’ Posns g e bt ) “Pa,” said Clarence, “what is 4 Seobitl 7 ————————————— @ faults and a disposition that would " e, long-distance airmen are developing| MO DY that expression, “Hall|make you kil him it it was a AND 10T CLEANING Licensed Onteovathic Phyalcian | LoyAL oRD.4 s R -, |and farewell’? | man. Residence, Gastinsau Hotal 0 sntipetay fox sween. ApiRsimtly Cant. WAL WIG¥ide marglen’ oki'h ingng | it Wik feliiw who has h g'h A ‘if:cn'i‘:; , . Meets e" T Rondry kins and Ben Bielson are as anxious to zet away| s his pay on Saturday, I guess,” domestic complex is going to one or - Dight, at ¥ eclocs, from Green Harbo as the German and Irish growled his dad. have to provi i WALTER HELLEN, Dictator. provide for the alimony| = , Dictator. | filers were to see the last of Greenly Island : DAYTNLE fh HIK Nadger it -HelM e an:;n?:%mLflnE:fl?:«.w C.'D. FERGUSON, Secretary. R o cotrse 160 Tndmrl N Public Lib 134 %1l m.. No one will question that Baron Von Huene- Of course red flannels were i po can give a work basket in.| | JUnean 1c rary, Scs Hems 100 e Bl O 4 P . TRl ths Gestien Aer, AIlC R Rveak from e Heaps warmer—but 14MK |giesd of an expen cigarette and CHIROPRACTIC %;3°“§,‘2:c,,’°‘:{,f,’:,.,‘,‘°',',; {heart when he said that he never wanted to see As something, 1o: look (NS holder on her birthday H g 1s not the practice of Medicine, | | 3 Fenowet Hall. fcsty Taafeagiin I choose these things pink. | The reason some men go out|| Free Reading Room ||| ™ "Susery”nor Osteopatny. einningat 7 acoAsde;c‘z:: (‘ ¢ > 3 NERGEERAR L 4 fand hunt up a soul mate is be City Mall, ond Floor || 7 |ter. CHAS B, NAGHEL, N7 v t of the Bradiey . i ”“"'} il | cause their wives give too much Malz Street at 4th —3 | Secretary. The doings of the managemer he Bradley i Lo “Pa,” sald mother, “do " youlg iaeioo"or yeing wise to the fact B of properties are now probably atracting more at-| Bach' Has ‘Ita ise. know this Trader Horn?" | ook 7408 “tuat. BIERSAtN. Besging Rowm Ooen From Helene W. L. Albrecht £asPEE “Frae tention than those 1y other mining group 1S emm o 44 “No,” growled dad, “But I doi o o1 of wives never 1ose fiith M U R SO PHYSICAL THERAPTST Second and Fourth T, in the world. An o is news. ' This {Gahsinnacl AqUs s know I wish daughter would|;, " nair husbands, but we never 1 to 6:80 W T8 D, Bk 1o Medical uy_nwunc-. Massage | 8 ~clock, I _O. is largely due t e circumstance that the “The Old Woman of Threadneedle Street,” of|trade'r horn blowfng sheik for a it NP Thatl a Wolkaa ~Phb: Al : s;” .p. m . m, o Gomh:: L ;{filv_l wld(}}-‘?hm;mufil{:' 2 bl dded to the profitable [London; the “Flen Market” of Rome An;l nlw something humar {lose faith in an “easy to banish| | current Magazines, Newspapsrs PhencOUtse: 458 | ALICE BROWN, Secy a Ju b Gy % o 3 squito 1alveston, e has a mean- Ll R o 3 3 v mines od stinder 'fhe {nitachbn ) wriE. W, || Mosduite Flodht ol Galvesoipench has & e h ERo| At ad. Reference Books, Etc, | —— .. KNIGHTS OF ; § cure in the mining|in8 all its own, despite the contrast of their Sorry Now She Took a Bath, Eh?| |\ ;o catting so a young fellow FREE TO ALL R T T per COLUMBUS Bradley, easily the greatest figure 1 3 spective uses Divorce Note in Los Angeles o bl ; p———————————————— | Seghers Council No. 1760, / ) th the development |*F ; e "y wouldn't even know how to be g oo g Valentine's Optical Dept. Meetings mecond and lasi. world ever to be connected with th 4 M he| . "“The Old Woman of Threadneedle Street,” is|mpimes: Biws 0 R had tobPeNsort. 1 DOUGLASS Monday at 7:30 p. m of Alaska. The following editorial from thely,. pany of England. Like the lady who has had| Divorce decrees granted—BATH {eweetie to a party ¥ia shank's|&——— B. L Transient brothers urged g ; A ; 1 relative to the|pie : A hes do not disturb her| el ek divigs A e Optician and Optometrist to attend. Councll Cham- Engineering and Mining ‘Journal r {plenty all her life, riches do nc i Clela from Merle St 16, Valentine Blds. bera. Filin_ Stret 1 ts of the old Treadwell |serenity. She has been a prosperous lady for G o Room b ¢ i W. M. McINTYRF, 3. K. H. sale of the physical assets of the old Treadwell serenity She ha I i — s Hours 9 mm.pAm.lnl b i , bout B4 en r st < founded in | . m. B TERNER Bacrstany. ZTou f properties to t Alaska Juneau is in-{just about 234 years, for she was founded Nothing in a Name b 2 by Appeintment group of proj £ Ao Sthes that d her coffers hiva Heen B aikip o4 ¥ e call ana aenver. Phone 528. o R g e D A ) teresting in this community, which is so closely|July, 1694. Since that day, her coffer a be We ordered from ILET Al ist Press Your Suit. ki DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. E. i o 7 {ntevests the riches of the crown of the British A bill of fare, E mqu-s i ' T. H. THORKELDSE meets Monday nights allied with tl s R O And it was an American that estab- But didn't think y LOCKSMITH e Robert Si mn— T&E}-"etmfl“‘\'m’%‘,’.‘:‘.‘i i It cc 4 I_‘\ '111 “I iy | The Old Woman of Threadneedle \rn;‘n The bill was fair. T i o —u Phovograih ‘Revait ober lll;lP day night each e Proj RLS PRYBICHL IO lone W m Patterson, a Bostonese merchant 0gTa ring month, I. 0. O. F. Hall in Juneau Alaska Traadwell, Alaska Mexican, a8d |oq9 gnip owner, and just at time when Eng- Fair Shap FIRE ALARM CALLS|||suneau, Alaska Box 1016| | | 0 ote The" Angeles orx- Thee" Cashen, Jr., W. B3 Gur L Alu\l\-\« l)’ ‘l Goin Minthg " Ohm- {land needed “her” most. The English Govern-| .jyqge= said the prisoner about oh 4 Frankitn, e 1 s L R TS lege of Optometry and ;hx‘m 1‘:;H|“ ‘3']‘.‘ ..h‘ "‘”‘1 s B 1“;.»1]\1 '\\‘u in I|;w4]| of money qun-r lhv‘b‘wu‘x\ to be led away to serve a ten- ij F?o;dt ::d l‘r:nfllnA 8"““"&“" AMERICAN LEGION pany, DR e 07 ek . with France, and Patterson made it possible to| ... cantence st imposed on h lasses Fitted liguidation of these well-known mines |1end the Government $6,000,000, and today, the|yit" oM NS SR PO sar.| |18 Front, mear Ferry Wey. JAPANESE TOY Leneses Ground Meets second and which were profitably operated over a eimien ol e b b e L DR R ¥{ {16 Front, oop. Film Exchange. i 5 o TR y long period of years and were in the ROVETAMANt. 1. SULL Sl ; oman |ing_that ‘time is money’? 17 Front, opp. City Whart. saor : ki - E " H th i 1 full of vigor of production when on ”"T)”("";“';";‘l[]" “]”""" and does not want 10| gy [ guess [ do” said.the||1.§ Fromt, near Saw MiL H B. MAELING PR T LS B;:outmon » . * 0 gO b get out of de 0 her. o 5 v p o . 1 AL AL AT SHowlng /ARG RE ML sladiiito. Tlschr ot alesions st o ""f.'.l'f;(;a';,'(:"':s';;,m, S LR x’,‘,’:fi:fig :;DTE:‘:BE::: Front Street SCHOOL OF PIANO | : o h aee ‘l"”:“"\“::“("lrl‘k curely within the arms of Galveston Bay and| . ot Mo S BB oo O iven| | 24 Front and Seward. P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders PLAYING ! inea ¢l flooded the 5. e 3 ¥ —_— Sautea s gt e gl one need not be med that it is a fleet of | T TG Lkl Dleaded the| |25 Front and Matn. ' i GRADES ACCEPTED | |:* i The Alaska Treadwe = summer night pests. On the contrary, it is ome| ‘& = 26 Second fnd Maln, THE EMEFIRE HAS THE LARG-| | ALL 3 WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART % zoted for -steady production ,dnd as of the blessings of Galveston. Thither, the good |” : 2.7 Fifth anl Seward. |EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND|| Mrs. Ruth Messerschmidt LEGION, NO. 439 i Initiating a new: era in {he profitable housewives of Galveston flock every morning to 29 Fice Hall BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING Phore 4501 )11 Meets 1st and’ 3rd Thursdays 1 exploitation of a low-grade gold ore WEhir THn “iakings” of A SkNscks Soutkirs Don’t All Answer at Once,. 32 Gastineau and Rawn Way.| | pLANT IN ALASKA. B——7—————————® | sach month, 8 P.M. at Moose Under the direction of Mr. F. W. Brad fi;m“, Bhiore: to o the hundreds of small boats| HOW much more does knowing |3y Second and Gold. Hall " A ley they achieved a reputation for eff il e e are to be fiaq[all about vitamines and calories| |35 Fourth and Harris. TR R 5 | Sithor Tngman: Senish B clency, the application .of movel methods, Banta A allioni ) abignle | 5. Frosh |enable you to enjoy your meals| |3 Fifth and @old. ‘ | Kte Josman S hhd and low-cost operation. They were pro crabs. st Kicking. ar 25 onte o e poungy, |than your granddad and great| |37 Fitth and Bast THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY | sent: Agnes Griss, er. - : 1 kicking, a cents for two pounds; : e 3.8 Seventh and Gol —_— fitable mines, and the success achieved ey E i ~ - ik grandad, who never heard of P b ges for almost nothing; oysters by the hun- 9 39 Fifth and Kennedy. « Is the Greatest Tribute” v ‘”'"]"' ”-"'1""'“ " "‘[’”"]"{‘ . I; cabbages, frog legs, and what not—any-|them, did theirs? t 41 Ninth, back of power house The Last Service i s SRLRTORL 10 SOW-SUNAS GTe ¢ s thing one would wish, can be bought from Gal- 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apts. 4th and Franklin St. Phone 13 result, mining engineers a - “” veston's “Mosquito Fleet.” s G"Em'r:ru“h Yuatt 4-3 Distin Ave,, u;g Indian St. Corner : interests were encourage ' rganiz ) b g e ¢ ¥ P The Flea Market No, it d sell fleas 45 Ninth and Calhoun. companies and ope pre s that, S bhemr l’u'~ r:»‘::(.'mm ittes. ’n.‘,lmn.':ll ?l”fll,fi{“.: The movies I3 most awful blue, | | 4.6 Soventh and Main. owitlg to the low grade of t. ores in- the only thing which one cannot buy at the|Because he ain't i ] |47 Tweltth, at Northern Li'dry. volved, would not have been worked at Flea ‘i_”_)" " of Roifid,, T8 ‘Aie W'mr man’s| The censor of the Senate, too. 4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby. v the time had it not been that the way shop, and.is Tosated wries dnto L ikt L) g 49 Home Grocery. DELIVERED was shown. Large-scale mining operation i Al 6 bariea RE ik Copbhghe Zero in Information PR RS S AR . ANYWHERE IN it ot 5.1 e i iminals were burned at the stake, and one e Siohic adt s the THE CITY ;f‘_ 2 FONE. 5] Rt 5 g AR may purchase there most anything from a needle rde i Ming t0 Hia S T R R S | A . A A s nan donid. ouplaieli e to a haystack. It is the Mecca for the thrifty apden-aind ; WELCOME CAFE Brick or Bulk » g ey Roman housewife cal equipment, and systemafized oper: . P Passing Observation Front Street PRINTING and STATIONERY tion, w made a success and thus b . A modern girl dresses to let you ¢ Anglo-American Financial Co-Operation HOME COOKING 7 came a part of standard mining prac- $ % 4 < 9 know she is all there. K : . Zh tice. Two important factors in such e T« wia .| Mrs. A. Haglund, Prop. Phone 244 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office uneau ¥ exploitation are competent direction and % 5 ol o No Beverage PEN EVENINGS 3 0 ] the availability of appropriate and up- ~ The joint creation by American and British| g g posone any good?” |- = Ol ards s to-date mechan equipment. The ts financiers of a new corporation to supply capital asked the man in the chair. I e Aet el o o G0 meibantin arve t and technical skill for the development of promis-|*%fec 1€ * & played by power and mechani 3 : Yes,” retorted the barber, #if ORI v IRt IrevereHulass: «thof ing business enterprises in all parts of the worla | ¥SOT TEIOURL BV S5 Ky HOTEL Phone 94 1] dominate the present-day situation in is one more sign of the new times in which we not: bililer Ul DeN." respeot: to 1ow-grade - daposita now live, On many occasions in recent years v 4y i - ZYNDA Carlson Taxi Stand It is also worthy of note that the British and American banker$ have co-operated 'Sawfull f L SK N HOTEL SanaTare: ol ABe. Aladka' s Traddssatl In the flotation of new loans, especlally the loans|. o0 . ST L h g ELEVATOR SERVICE 4 A A 3 group are to be scrupulously e of governments, but this new organization pro- the lady who had been bowled guarded, their Ak et poses to branch out into a Wider field and to y ¥ S. ZYNDA, Prop. DERN REASONABLE RATES B b stimulate the development of the worfd's private|OVer- = “What a disgrace! What s « Il“n l;: ”‘y‘w 1] to the pr business. ~ British capital has been embarking|® disgrace!” ¢ Dave HouskL, Prop MORRIS BOUan’ of tiie Alaxie: Fruear Golt Mfas on such undertakings for a long time, and Am- X CONSTRUCTION CO.| + Company, both operating companies. erican capital only reently. It is now proposed : SYREENRERENNEBENSNTRENUNRRENINREE! a Juneau, in y \ A, pite of several lim- to take them out together on a'joint venture. economic conditions, has been It has been predicted that with the increas- Al) IOS FOR placed on P ing economic r. . ALL KINDS OF 1+ profit-earning basis. Tread- rapprochement among the countries % : | il CABINET ‘ H ; i well-Yukon has acquired a property o of Continental Furope, Great Britain would find = E 3 it in Ance ;‘n the _'I,‘|1;‘I,,»\-"|itj her influence waning in that quarter and would H Use Our, H AND trict of O ), is making a substantial soon link her interests more closely with those H H | profit Mayo operations in the of the New World. Some will probably see such H § s § MILL WORK } Yukon nd is developing a a tendency in this new scheme of economic co- BERRY’S TAXI H Banklng Fac"htws H 1 pr ng p ¥ in the Tybo district operation between British and American capital. = fi H v ¥ } Neva mining interests of the Whether or not the movement has this signifi- g ] Plate and Window | stockholders therefore will be preserved cance it is too early as yet to say, but if capably Cadillac and Marmon Cars | |& GLASS i, and the assets re able in their hold- directed it clearly has far-reaching possibilities, Stands at Gastineau Hotel | |5 ings in Alaska other proj to work in Sir Alfred Mond, the Chairman of the new cor- poration, declares that there is practically no o 4 limit to the scope of its activities, i L | With some of the outstanding industrial and & GENE TUNNEY MAKES GOOD AS |financial talent of two countries already enlisted LECTURER ON LITERATURE. in the enterprise, and with vast capital resources —says Taxi Tad. - S at its disposal, this co-operative undertaking has Fhe accounts of the success of Gene Tunney’s|4% excellent opportunity to develop the latent||There was once a man who address at Yale on Shakespearc on the occasion |T€50urces of the world and to help speed it back| | agreed with no ome. In an of the latter's birthday will cause people to take|'© th¢ economic plane which it would have| |emergency to make a boat, he the talk of the big prizefighter's literary quali- occupied if there had been no great war. called Single 0.ll Wlll:l':glty(:u fieations more seriously than has been the case ;‘;’:;e:f:;:'c'::,‘,m:”u,,as”vf 8% In the past. People have | nelined tc i’e is prompt and economical. that Tunney has earned a reputation as a and Burford’s Corner PHONE 199 OR 814 [ PN R G S | MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. BYILDIRG CONTRACTORS When you deal with us, you do business with a bank that has wide experience and extensive 4 connections— Always réady for Prompt, Efficient Service Phones 183 and 218 Juneau, Alaska CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS FOR HIRB So at last they are coming to Alaska to search for mummies. . We don’t know whether high-to take that as an insult or just laugh it off, ssume brow for the sole reason has been caught |careless like.— (Seward Gateway.) i v g reading serious books omething so unexpected ¥ ¥ > in a heavyweight fighter that it caused comment Time was when clgarettes were referred to Carlson’s Taxi and Accounts subject to check are However, when it was learned “that he had been|®$ Shroud pins. Now they are supposed to be . . playing golf down in Florida with Prof. Phelps|5°0d for what's the matter with you.— (Macon, Ambulance Service of Yale and that the latter had invited him to|C% Telegraph.) Stapnds at Alaskan Hotel and come to Yale and make a speech on S} Juneau Billiards people began to think that he had been ¢ 80 wome’ purpose. Prof. Phielps would not want|and all Demoorat . sare Wetwe(Cinoinnatt o Phone Single 0 and 94 to make a joke of Yale, and he | ssoclated | quirer.) with Tunney under circumstances that enabled Saad him to know what to expect A favorite son is that person who usually Accounts of Tunney's speech show that he|achieves the paradoxical position of being an im- " had a very clear conception of the incongruity|POrtant non-entit (Cincinnati Enquirer.) of & big brulser talking literature to o great| — ' University andicnce, and he rose to the occasion I“”l""'f”‘n’ to look as if the two big political ‘in such a way that he made a tremendous hit | . 14y be compelled hereafter to acquire ampi JMis wit and humor and his comparisons of },‘,mx:,")’”" funds by selling shoestring Day and Night Service PHONE 485 BLUE BIRD TAXI SHORTY GRAHAM Stand at Bill's Barber Shop cordially welcomed. From the way things are lining up, one sort of gets the idea that all Republicans are dry P 3