The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 8, 1928, Page 4

19 4 i 3 who are tolerant, and other millions—of SN N Sl o 2 4 . 4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1928, 4 D l 4, ’l E [ liglonists become the better it will be §————————————A3] book on detours I have met” ——-—T'II— PROFE 3 —n ! atl aska m )lr(’ | for Smith. That is the belief of his growled the motorist ROFESSIONA ol 3 ‘ I ablest supporters, and it is founded upon | ALONG LIFE’S “They’d never permit a bodk so Seattle Fruit and (|g———— " 77" L Fraternal docieries their knowledge of human nature. Any | DETOUR | full of profanity to go through the | Prod Co. | TR T T s R e or JOEN.W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER| .i ot people who attempt to put good { | mails,” grinned the other one. vduce ? — verioE exeevi Sunimy by he| men under the ban because they are not | | il i S | Presh Fruit and Veretable | | [ 'BS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel | EMPIR "xr{\‘u‘\u' COMPANY 4t Second and Main Protestants and because they do not sup- L - ;| And She Didn't Mean Mebbe. I Whgleule lfl‘}, RBetail e DENTISTS - 2 $ Streets, Juneau, Alaska I 15 port Volsteadism are on ground that may & ‘_—“-'-\ Our friend, Mrs. E. G. E., says Out of “l"l"‘ ;’!" “l';' &! i P B T g “Batered in the Post Office in Juncau as Second Class turn out to be dangerous he was ULl ERMEHIEL O60. SOUIS ' i s i PHONE 66 Juneau Lio matter e I might be inclined to doubt Hoov An Aanual: Blinhs |into Atlanta recently when a wo. oY N . Ohw pe T SUBSCRIPTION RATES. | er's ability to win if these issues got Since a vacation we, t0o, always|man with one youngster with her @ il Club 1 or strong headway and monopolize o zot on at ome of the rural stops Dellvered by carrier In Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and under strong headway and monoy want, | got v [ IR G s IR o 2 S { Meets every W { Thane for s].z's‘_ D'r‘“" rv‘t‘cn“‘l\“.”‘u Satedt | the thinking of the people. 'he extrem- We naturally would hesitate to|The kid was sobbing and evidently J. B. BURFORD & CO A snedduy a(ylzzfl(‘i. 00: six months, in ,‘d\i,,“cc\ ists would perhaps lose the support of knock it, very unhappy about something L. C. Smith and Corona Dr. Charles P_ ]ennc o'clock. i $1.25 millions of voters upon whom they are But we'll admit, we take it for|The woman sat herself next to i rif they promp! - 3 admit, a : enderson, Preside g ubacri L ‘\,‘:‘:‘,,I[‘f,‘fi’.‘,{:g‘ now confidently counting. There isn't gty the window, with the kid on the TYPEWRITERS DENTISR ;(“'I" :e'd]fi}':‘}ll‘;r" Sea¥Trene @m the delivery of th ¥ sincss Ofticen ‘ an abler politician in the country than Yet finds it leaves us with none | inside. She was enjoying her.| | Public Bhuozn])her Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine 2 Telephone for ‘Editorial and Business Offices, A Smith, and I am reliably informed that in our pocket self with her gum-chewing and|@—————————— Building 7 - % . 0, GLKS J SsR MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. he is supremely confident he will be - looking out of the window, but the o - Telephone 176 ! Ry!v“:‘v‘w‘ln,‘mu‘\_ml and The Associnted Press is exclusively entitlegm to n,,J elected if prohibition and religion are Forty Years Ago— kid continued to sob. Finally v ol i 1 . evenin use for republicatior ’ Sy ;,{J'.‘},‘LL"”{"\ pushed to the extremes that the intoler- They looked for the “woman in|She reached over and grabbed it ELMER REED’S I n “""\"1'“ A i it or not s ot ant elements of the opposition have in the case” instead of for the li.jand sat it down with a bang, re- i Ruler, v Tocal new 4 ; l r. A. W. Stewa o -~D—-——D-:;R;" mind 1 ¢ i auor in the cdr marking: “I'm taking you to town SHOPPE DENTIET de CIRC ON GUARANTEE! TO GER That the Coolidge ecord t the rospe: i I a g ime and i} gum, 2 . v T ele 4 B I AN L e On at the Cog rl re with the 'Xllllfl]N rity ’ for |]~n|!|.¥ me and by gu: re Genuine Curios Hours 9 & m. to 6 p. m. Visiting Brothers welcom Brithery o i —_— has prevailed under the Coolidge Admin- That Was Different gonna have it. Understand 3IEWARD BUILDING ration is the ground that will be most favor-| Blinks: “Does your son work! e Lo AR Rond Ry Sl Oftice Phone 469, Res. Co-Ordinate Bod... able to Mr. Hoover the Republican leaders well|for you?” | Longevity Tip ¢ = . o s Phone 276. | °'“:":I ':";I';" know. Perhaps Gov. Smith recognized that also| Jinks: “No, just works me” | To see how fast the car will g0 | foeee crrre oo | o " e when he sent the me e to the Houston Conven ithet 68 | I8 foolish b by GARBAGE 1 RF'«‘imlrl"nm“""l: hen he sent the message to the Houston Conven- - i g g o, , aecond Friday enc tion that has been accepted as challenge t Statistical Note ! TNhes 0% WHS 35 HEW thes Dl‘ H Janc(’ 1 month_ at 77 ey e et G CNEC Ol e energy used by a sheik in| % Ends with—survived by." P~ gy § tm Toda wellows [make the Volstead Act the issue. Republicans, [, cie SRetel Uson by & Shefic U g H 4UI ED D O A el O | politicians and siness men alike, are g ik e 3 § L BISEL. 8 | politicians and business men alike, are hoping| ,jven day is not enough to raise| Huh! 4 7 to 8 or by appolnment Ky, ‘:nm Mr. Hoc \’»»x in lhl~,IrlI('T!ufliu “mnnu might| the Jightest feather one inch from! “le h;] a =1(;h-nl|<t and his broth- AND LOT CLEANING Ucunu;h“(z:v:wgflge“lnruc'sn i L ve able to side-track the radicals who are doing|the ground er a bill collector, you sa) 8 s LOVAL OF!DH' [their worst to make the campaign dirty and i es, he is looking for the first ¥ P Lt 4 Beddwen Guatinsss Sowl . TN ey bitter Aint Progress Marvelous! | home of the human race and his|}) __ Phose 109 or 14 _ [ o el ltufim | IRE S S OC R O (8 If you are troubled with a cough |brother for the last home of the | g™ ““_“:f,’,"’““‘“‘“' night, at » c'elocs [ ther ovidence that Prohibition prohibits| And want a cure that will not|dead beat u‘b SR Dr. Geo. L. Barton WALTER HELLEN, Dictator. | Another cvidence the ! o i Janeau Public Library|||cHirorRAcTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. | | €. D. FERGUSON, Secretary. ’ _— - |is fact that each ‘bath room in MOGEIRfieg\ it op worips don't: Fon foofil - Three Ways of Sasing Stara Office Hours 10 to 12; 2 to 6; 7 to | hotels is equipped with a bottle opener and a o el ¢ Peer through a telescope, and 9; and by appolnment. Phone 259. | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE No Y 'LEAN FOR FEDERAI I : But just you smoke a coffin h p NG A e | ; DR. M'LEAN FRDERAL corkscrew nail! t Hollywood—and F Readi R S e sucond, And Foutth Woss NT : ree eadin, oom is not the practice of Medicine, o f PARLIAMENT. | sl i Get tapped on the bean with a IR G N luy "ot each monta in it i i A ’ e ¥ 04 ‘ellow: ail, ” it | What the National conventions really meeded Why She Wants a Divorce | blackjack c",ill':"'a't:::‘".“" :;':"' a8 B e At 30 elook. k./ \/ A plan is now on foct to bring about an| =0 (ot and dry situation were “She said she loved to work.” | — il “ B G —‘—.gl HAR‘-}YAls !fi)-w:mlmt N . agreement to elect by acclamation retiring Pre-{ . pay planks. Old Noah was mot foolish.} “Yes but what she meant was| More or Less True e-;i nx‘:‘w‘)mwmnmrnm Hel W. L. Albrecht| |3 mier MacLean of British Columbia to the Domin-| F . 28 that work is all her loving ever| Nobody can show more optimism 3. m. to 10 p. m. elene . L. Albrecht| | — P R « jon Parliament to succeed Dr. Tolmie, Conserva-| brought her.” pEns ghy who: will shues ay cake: (l)lrtzu{:};g"pnr‘:,m'lgggg ::u:: o g bbstos sl Second And Fourth To tive leader, who will succeed Premier MacLean dt | The Miracle Age. - ‘M\H a8 bread-winne I $30 ». & Medical Gymnaatics. Massage days or"’.’u)."';;,...,lr-f": { asitien G ia Government, as a | e All Tied Up. An old-timer is one who thinks gty 8 erclock, 1. o' v the head of the British Columbia Government, as a | ol AN iy B grooms | the world was better when a wo- | | Current Magazines, Newspapers 410 Goldstein Bids. ¥ MILBRED SAm: result of the recent Provincial election Dr. | .\ d o ste A 8! A ‘ ; 0 an made a dress instead of an Reference Books, Etc, Phone—Office: 423. TIN, Worthy Matrag Y g aifs VidVoria 15 the Hade | The present is the age of miracles—miracles|are now beginning to feel like u(mx e ¢ " L FREE TO ALL t— ¢ ALIC BROWN, Sec g T”’l'f“' e o e ot the Conservative|no longer when the genjus of man has erystalized | parcel that Is ready to be sent out,|address. N - KNIGHTS OF § Parliament to become 0L ine gt into fact some ancient dream or hope of imagin- A he two important things need-|p —T——T——————pr 8 - z s B By in the Provincs. The.Dbminiod’ Bapjia«|into fact some anclent G148 0% 405 {elliiese diye for vaising chiiaren| | Valentine's Optical DeGt. | |Seghers Counelt No. 1761, Party in the Provi : {ing of, perhaps, a far-visioned poet. No Yok | r | R 1. DOUGLASS e R L ment contains a Liberal majority, and it is sug-| =" vigion draws nearer. Radio owners soon | when in an ancient model T are a keen optinism that they| | THE WHITEHORSE | || opumarD00ouASS MLy reond, Audighi X gested that British Columbia ought to have|wi| gee all big world events as clearly as in| A ten.mile detour you have tak-|eventually will come to their sens- | | Rocm 16, Talntike Blay. krr'ut:ll?‘:v:‘dl. I’:Z.‘:i,'::.‘.'.'c%':.;;? N ger and more influential representation at|the movies—see and hear what is going on in any én. | es—and plenty of money INN bers, Fifth_ Street. 7 J larger and mor nf ¥ |t _ g * 2 et 3 d Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. and . Do, Fifth Strecte o ¢ H v Ottawa in the I 1l Party part of the country and, of course, soon in any|you know how the earth feels| The difference between a widow| | The New Palatial Modern | by Appcintment HO 3 TORNER, Socrtary. The Prince Rupert News, commenting on the|part of the world when by and a widower, is that the widow Hotel at Whitehorse B oo 3 G b e e 4 The Bell Telephone laboratories have just| A quake it has been badly|8oes fishing aad the widower gets| | The Whitehorse Inn has just DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. 0. & e B e & X | demonstrated an improved sunlight television Sikah. caught | been built in keeping witk | | > Meets Monday g Tan baek T",",“',“"["\'\.,...,‘\'”,1::-" Pl apparatus which shows several full-length figures s So far as the average man is| | tho latest in hotel construc- ' Robert Simpson | uights 8 o'clock. A o e b T A as they move about an area about the size of 2| When Theirs All Have Gone | concerned the barber shops could | tion. All rooms with hot t. D. i = Bagles’ Hall, parties h.‘ whic x. |l|m.l‘r A‘A. [, 'vw.mx"n boxing ring. Previously television had been re- “He has quite a library, I nu.‘dn away with their vamp manicur- and cold running water of uraduate Los Amgslew ool | Emuglns. William Ott, W. l_ Guy e e it S0 o stricted to recording no more than a head and | e jst and their shoe-shining porters, | | which no other hotal in the s o OriAmey aud L. Smith, Secretary. Visiting ;:.\1.1;.\“;“:.r‘ Iy” vil“ the Tollmie Cabinet shoulders, s, his friends call it the and need raiors lm"»" r.;\r ‘;M";:m | Yukon Mo hm\a:"" pxr,m;lle Jpthalmology Brothers' welnome, : R . This recent demonstration showed a man|port of missing books off the back of the neck after the| | comnecting and public baths, lasses Fitted P JRAL 0o allowed: 160 WA WItigut; 8 playing tennis, hoxing, golfing and going through et hair trim, k | maid and bellboy service. [Priciiira At ay il AMERICAN LEGION Spn st POsa N S A other motions on the roof of the laboratories, Passing Observation We see plenty of girls whose| | Write or wire for reserva- | [m— M de Vit sid o L BB Ll nwet all of which was witnessed in clearest detail on| we'd rather be run down at the{lips are red from lipstick, but what| | tions. - ‘ it il 1 views and it would be most foolish for p Aok bl L e A T our ursday Liberals to attempt to obstrict the another floor of the building on a screen about!pee] than at the street crossing. |has become of the old- ;'shmmhl o o5 g N L 3 two inches by three. el lgirl whose eyes were that red | B " -4 ati of & ‘abine D her i i e . . ugout. f‘v'r"'““"”\'] '“'“‘fl'l'"“v':.\fm'l""hf\'," ”:_'1'(::,'\ The rest will be comparatively simple and Oh, Mabel, Aint It Awful $om weeptng? 8l JAPANESE TOY DACEE. . Al W ILSRRYRRId tht BHILSY easy. Tomorrow television will be common- | Teqcher: “What is an indefinite| Any wife can tell you that this| | Wreckine Contractor SHOP ((-"“”""”il Sochd e el B v place as the telephone and the flying machine, | arjcle?” would be a grand world for women | | R e Uy fe i B 2 fon with a Liberal Government in powe } ; ? ! | . B : 4 caklhat i i TR g n were as good at making a man who . would command . vespect in o ot e et ORI ) piate o AlEANe ATk Mok 4y [ P. 0. Box 298 . Phone 471 | | |p. 0. Box 218 for Mall Orters LEGION, NO. 439 S tHé Natlon’s capital and would doubtless habits of the people of the world;.it would seem |neath, things.her grandmother used. 9f, themselves. T 1 Vedin, X 5 o —n | | Meets 1st and’ 3rd Thursdays sty e iy ekt to mean that war will be rendered more difficult | ¢y wear.” i" The expression “Loved him like g7y S, each month § B ‘at Socee | ('f.r.,?I‘ffx.,,f',.»u..m\ o 4 and that the opportunities of peace are stills A {a brother” means the quintessence | femeeee——— ~==2| ! Hall. i gy ? further to be enlarged. What it will mean to the Optimistic Thought | ot ‘love, but if you want to ex- Hather T fAdy Doing apay with ccntests in all 9 ptimistic Thoug $ ¥ / sther Ingman, Senlor Re- | g “,,,\3‘“‘,;1,% PE iy ol oo private life of the world scarcely can be ex-| mye weather ,can't get any)bress zero in love, change it to THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY gent; Agnes Grigg, Rocorder, | L ol i A e pr . Time and space will mean but little | worse than it has been. "oved: him like: o hrofher-i. e a ke i il 4 ] to those who are separated from ome another. Bl This is an age when saving is “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute’ = N Whatever happens, people may be in constant So Different From Girls about as easy as squaring the cir- @ 1 ATTACKS ON SMITH HURT lintimate touch with one another. It is all very The fireman, too, has ladders that i el cle or inventing perpeutal motion,|{ Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 Brunswick Bowlin, g D HOOVER. wonderful, and yet, tomorrow, it will be accepted | 1o takes wherer he goes: and most of us can hope there Alleys | e as a part of the ordinary routine of our daily|p.: 'course he has them on a|ain’t gonna be no rainy day. Y Republican leaders are fearful that gant and untruthful attacks on the char Gov. Smith are aiding the New York E in the Presidential campaign They hae done their best to smother the attacks, mostly whisp- ered from mouth to ear but here and there breaking out into public print or utterance, that involve his character and good faith. They recall the outcome of the attacks of young Col. Theodore Roosevelt when the latter was a candidate against Gov. Smith in New York id which, admittedly, contributed to the latter's majority and the elimination of the scion of the Great Teddy as a political factor. cter of ecutive The political preachers are probably the most persistent vilifiers of Gov. Smith and mst care- less regarding the authenticity of their attacks. An example is the following, among many of the same class, from the “clipsheet” of the Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals: Governor Al Smith of New York must and will be defeated, not because he heads the Democratic ticket, but be- cauge he is the candidate of the bi- partisan saldon-nullification cabal The people do not have to be told how unfair is such an attack, for they know that Gov. Smith has repeatedly said that the saloon is “defunct,” and that no one wants it back. He has said that the Volstead Act ought to be modified in the interest of temperance 1d law and order, and the people know that Gov. Smith always voices| his exact position on all guestions, That is one of the foundations of his unexampled popularity and is a potent factor in his wonderful achieve- ments, W. W. Jermane, associate editor of the Seattle Times and strong supporter of Mr. Hoover, in a recent article in his paper, declared that if at- tacks continue on Gov. Smith involving his pro- hibition views, his religion, his character and the circumstance that his forebears were immigrants (one of his grandparents and two great-grand- parents came from Ireland) it will mean that Mr. Hoover will have a difficult time of it to win. He continued: The religious issue will cut both ways. The great majority of the people are Protestants, but it is a nice question whether even one-third-of them are of the extreme fundamentalist type. * * * There are millions of citizens loose connected with the Protestant church the great independent group—who be- long to no church, and will view the situation rcalistically. Many of them—it would aid our thinking if we knew how many—will vote for Smith because of the characater of the attacks being made upon him. The prohibition and religious issues are bigger tham Smith or any other in- life! for men and women i truck, . Stand—Miller’'s Taxi 3 _ And never in his hose. GOODIE SALE Phone 218 The vutneran Ladies' Aid will Dispipeiateie 0 R Te . o The Loss of Obregon. Need Asbestos Paper hold a goodie sale this Saturday 3 i s _— (Cinclnnat! Boquirer.) I ‘think I'm going to write alat Garnick’s Grocery. —adv. GEO. M. SIMPKINS (JO. i T It is peculliarly distressing to the people of | === s THE IRROS CO. l o the United States that the dastardly murder of 5 S M abt ¥ the Mexican resident-elect removes a very real PRlNTlN(’ and bTATlONERY BOLL (0Lt asbongieg | friend of this G t and people. Obregon, Beverages. Wholesalers Can- | } Pfhape, more than any other man in MexicAn AU] OS F OR HIRE Phone 241 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office Wi e (o el e { i PHONE NO. 1 public life understood our Govenment and people. He was a rough soldier, but pos: sed the essen- tial qualifications of a statesman in eminent de- gree. He understood his own people and the value of his own nation. He knew the neecssity of develpoment and welcomed capital; a strong military chieftain, he earnestly desired to see his land at peace in the fullest sense. He labored to that end. His ene and constructive ability enabled him to make greater progress for Mexico in a material sense, and to achieve a more valid and stable status of liberty than had been possible for any of his swiftly succeeding pre- _he decessors to do. He was the militant Madero, the V0| WITH THE SMILE indomitable Diaz of a wider vision OPEN EVENINGS & %rompt and Courteous Serv- | ice Day and Night, Special | Rates for Trips to Menden- | hall Glacter and Eagle River MORRIS CONSTRUCTION C. VAIL, Proprietor Next Arcade Cafe Phone 324 e —— SAND and GRAVEL Carpenter and Concrete Work. 4 MODERN REASONABLE RATES Dave HouseL, prop. MILLER’S TAXI In a land where revolution thrives, where Our service will please Phones 183 and 218 et No job too large mnor toa personal ambitions and interests lead so many you, too ' Juneau, Alaska small for us. men to strive for political suprem : and power, —says Taxi Tad. CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS regardless of the real interests and welfare of the . st oo Nation, it will be difficult indeed to find a man||The voice with a smile be- MORRIS (2 | mamaxt |\ ALASKAN HOTEL & vt I Esssssssesesssmaeeennd| Wwise cnough, and strong enough, to take the | |lonss t(x; thes‘m:" ‘l"h“k"“”: P CONSTRUCTION €O place of Alvaro Obregon. Single or or he know: ’ K bl i what liberal satisfaction of 1 . F acts orth nowmg BEILDING CONTRACTORS American bankers have dome much to put||®TYice awaits him! Comfort, Jo Borbrldge 5 Phone 62 the larger countries of Western Europe on their | } CORveRience and economy in| | TAXI feet, and now an American automobile mak Laaaln ) PHONES er, . {In consideration of tariff concessions on his 's Taxi d Days—482 Nights—377 The United States Treasury statement as products, plans to build macadam roads in.Hun. Carlson’s Taxi an 3 bl gary and Bulg : wheels (Reattle of June 30, the end of the fiscal year, show- ed a surplus of $398,000,000, on]y $7,000,- 000 less than the figure forecast a year ago. The gross debt of the United States has been reduced during the year from $18,- 511,000,000 to $17,604,000,000. The $250,- 000,000 3 3/8% Treasury Bond issue offered and put those countries on Ambulance Service mes. ) JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores i o Stands at Alaskan Hotel and |"" Work qualifies as the world’s most Juneau Billiards REEDER’S TAXI audacious man. Who else would undertake to PHONE 182 select campaign issues for more than 50,000,000 Phone Single 0 and 94 adult Americans? — (Hoston Transcript.) AR l Day and Night Service ; The sore NH()H epidemic in a Massachusetts | peeeeeseereresresseoees. fown may be the result of a long winter of|}Prompt Service, Day and Night trying to explain what is meant by “I do mot CoviCH AUTO SERVICE e X ly in July was quickly oversubscribed by choose to run (Indianapolis News,) o i Mk o S]J;‘l;“mf;‘an_ ;‘):"Tfin;_“;:&?tc cash buyers and by Liberty Bond holders, | Swe o Pl of b 2 i i i | muqr‘x::‘g.mn',‘f kh;ll‘ul‘\ e \..Iu'..r?'i,'.’ k h'“”:':; “f;d ! 444-2: rings DANCE who are exchanging Third 4 1/4% Liberty ac ot -3 eakers with Dr, i i \l ::..y ; wisp are equally futile.—(Philadlephia DEIRADN A ake Loan bonds, which are to be redeemed in | ecord. ) s A ot September. If we were managing the Republican cam- The Packard Taxi A B paign we'd offer Senator Heflin $300 a day to PHONE s i keep his mouth shut, it possible,— 3 Ll possible.— (Ohio State 118 < R S Stand :‘m;a-“; Connors HALL S Neither of the candidates need worry about otor Co. B h nds B k - making prohibition an issue. le voters are ‘ o [T enre an uc'eg;ngg;nco. | g0ing to do that.—(St. Louls Globe-Democrat,) 3 and COAL } \ Srbe —_— : TURD. Established 1891 Incorporated 1914 Office Phone 389 ALY comes naturally, but it will take a little|) THE JuneEAU LAuNDRY SA' AY Residence Phone 443 II (flull on the part of the American people to say p “Herb."— (Louisville Courler Journal,) Franklin Street, between . dividual. Thé issue created by the racial groups grows out of these two. ‘The more extreme the dries and the re- . ¢ THE EMPIRE HAS THE LARG- piedi 45 e g : s, s s WAl . Front and Second Streets EST, ey T a iven the Ku N ? i Kluxers are split.—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) 3