The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 24, 1928, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1928 D g l‘ 4l h E ’lr |ml!. ”(' course, the miner was, and is mdi;umnl» ?—'—“fl}\\'uuhl be a flivver that was built T—_ . : b FES T f | The shame of it to Americans is tha s | Quite strong enough to lick a ¥ W o 3o aadedd e s R oo e R e s e o ot and | |4_PROFESSIONAL Fraternal >ocieties JOHN W TBOY P I—:DITOB AND MANAGER in the United States. No wonder Mr. Hoover DPETOUR i Produce Co. or Fame as She Is . e — St [said that abuses had grown up in the enforcement | | L “Who Is tnat lonely looking oid| | Fresh Pruit and Veeetables Castinean Chaninel EMPTRE gt SOMPANY 5t Second. and \,,,,Muf Prohibition! | 4 HILL gent over there flocking by him- Wholesale and Retail DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER 3 cets, Juneau, Alas How long will we be forced to put up with|&——— yii olf?" Out of town orders given DENTISTS r——— local philanthropist{ | e ’ & L special attention | 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. | i TEntered In the Post Offico In Juncau as 'nd Class | these gun- and club-armed bullies? “He's the - L ‘ — AR o v | who has donated the money for . PHONE. 56 Juneau Lione T SUBSCRIPTION PATFS Today it seems to us that the only Afiatie d Satne s ']". “urope the!naarly all our local buildings.” | Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Club Oelivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and thing Cincinnati lacks is a nice, ex- b en her and us.” | .wen who's v B ‘ May Do It in Fliv Airplanes Later who's the young fellow Meets every Wew Thane for $1.25 per month, | tensive glacier.— (Cincinnati Enquirer.) Jinks: “Why sof Ithey are’ all ‘acting so crasyl]ds b SUMRFORD & CO | o " By mail, postage paid, at the following rates: | A —(C e Blinks: “If it was possible to|® 3 i ool o One year, in advance, $ six months, In advance [ Why not move Cincinnati to Gastineau Chan- E abaith L. C. Smith and Coro : - y s $L39 1 whe have glaciers in our back gy |motor over there .she'd be ‘simply|” wye 15 the .400 hitter who Is o'clock. s e they will promptly|1€] Where we have glaciers in our back ) " g { i b . * = A #6.00; onc month, in \ 2 OVerrun every summ vith Ameri- \ Lester D. Henderson, Preside potify the B f ‘ny failure of IrroRUIARILY | “Cincy” is a grand old city with an interesting L ler with Ameri-(yooping our home team in first TYPEWRITERS Dr. Charles P. Jenne - cans touring in flivy | " " H. L. Redlingsha‘er, Secy-Treas. o lenhone Tor EditoHa) and Business Oftices, 374, |and prideful history, but she never again will be place Public Stenographer DENTIST —|the Buckeye metropolis. She might find it more What Next Year? WA R VL S G F T, i L O RO R TR AT L ORI 255 ST Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Meeting second an B RSN 0T ASROCIATL. MARAS. agreeable to be first in Alaska than second in 1927 AnG e KRR et Bullding fourth - Wednesda, The Associated . i e PO e R L . i garon ik There would be fewer magazine 5 A4 ovebnky at for republicat news dispatches credited to{Ohio e ten- r | <o S o > o et &gt il Wt ok ocherwise d'In this baper and also the R0 TN e 1088 stories read if that line “to' b ELMER REED’S oho o'cloc ' Hal, ¥ H. Messerschmid?, local news published in |continued” was stuck in at the - Exalt lesa it o p st ——| Dr. Straton now wants to arrange Gov. Smith's The derby hat. [sirgt IRUShAlE: o M Vii ik ol SHOPPE M. ‘q\'.,.",‘“‘" ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER|campaign dates for him and declares if he & o M THAN T de- them, when they are that kind . oo Dr. A. W. Stewart Visitin o ; v them, 3 a . A, W, § & Brothers »elu,m ek el e 3 e Ll i A L |clines to accept the offer he is a “Tammany The Difference. Genuine Curios % » s DENTIST 1wln’hl?l ‘);;:})l The double plays More or Less True | Winter & Pond Bldg. Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Co-Ordinate Bod.... |enough time he will dispose of himself as the “‘l" ”“f \;ww i (T o Some men are very particular|?® 3EWARD BUILDING 2t Freemasonry [others who have attacked Gov. Smith have done. | oo f7 BOVES PR about the condition of their fin-| g oo oo Office Phone 469, Res. Scottish Rits |He should consult young Col. Roosevelt and| T gernails and \nh;vx'-«, haven't the GARBAGE Phone 278. _al:;"fxll;;ng;;e"‘ng | Willia e Thi . " Ent od nerve to flirt with the manicurist month _at 7:30 William Allen White before he talks any more. It Is To Laugh fn the Barbes s me0dd Fellows | | ——————— v, folks, when you now lamp . P - b ¢ 3 H I D Hall. | Mr. Hoover has declared that he is in favor| What women folks are wearing,| |t 31Way8 Is easy to spot the ,E: Dr. H. Vance WALTER B. HEISEL. Secrotary. trickster and coward.” 1If Dr. Straton is given | et i Sy 3 : S B e ¥ 3 married men at a formal function Pmsbeayy Ul ma.‘ of the Boulder Dam nrfijt. That may be the|Ain’t it a laugh to think : They all look like they werc in a AND LOT CLEANING Hours: 10 to 1%; 1 to §; reason that his campaign managers have pro-| Once we thought sheath skirts| 5 00 waiting room and expect 7 to 8 or by appolnment | vided for no speechmaking for the candidate in daring? it to be'fthels tuen mext G. A. GETCHELL, Licensed Dnuoulmel Phyaic'=n st i [y \ i RS fus , : Ph or 149 Phe Juneau Locge No. 78, |Arizona and Nevada. ok i b A medical shark thinks there is|} __ Phose 109 fhriga -+ o aoun Moets Tivons " Tde: o | i P “That Miss Gabby never glvu"'“"""r of girls forgetting they w e night, at ~ c'cloex |y G. 0. P. Pdper leflts Whnc and Straten. LOYAL ORD.A OF MOOSE g e MneCapl have legs—but once over of them ; WALTER HELLEN Dictator. 3 £ gives the ordinary mortal the im-| | Janean Public Library C. D. FERGUSON, Secretar; (Seattle Times.) e by, that thngue of hers makes | osgion they think legs aro al | 1 7 Dr. Geo. L. Barton T Ry CosE THE MAIN ISSUES ARE MADE. From the time they were nominated the Re- i 24 3 they have got an CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. DGE NO. e isl% . ! a B antaans skvatio e ates for Presasnt It depends largely on the way s Office Service Only Second and Fourth Mon- While it would be unfair to the critic and tc ‘5).3:3'." ;:-«.I\mlu I::;::".‘l;l.:”lu.l ’|l;\’.l-“|xln‘»-.{~:;’ rlu“‘-:-h?.v o woman feels toward her tam.|| tree Reading Room Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2| | lny " of "each “monia Ao \\ ’ don A ; e Koy SeER e You can’t save your money and ity Wi, Sesond Plooe oyl L ond T o m. | |oda Fetlows - e jon to attemp omment conclusively | th ties ations came clearly s ily whether she feels abused or y Mall, Second Flo p. m. to 5 p. m. and 7 p. m, | |08 Fellows * Ve G R Sl R G naaun ) I jeUle (Tominations saine, o/ntly |iave W kuodlpime Voot db spandhie the altefnosn ai Main Street at 4th to 9 p. m. Phone 529 FARRY 1°LiiYAs fpek. 9 upon the acceptance speech of Gov. Smith with-(In response to ovefwhelming partisan deman b (Bot. &% EpARWAR 8 ie% CHAS B. NAGHEL, \v ut a complete copy of it in hand, the Associated |BOth great parties, as such, are well satisfied. Passing Observation bome: st HPURKEQLIY Ausieg - tu; Reading Room Open From CHIROPRACTIC tary. B8 oD ] 4 : In each party it has been the expectation and > {stead of around a bridge table 2. m. to 10 p m s WINACINS, Capiaiulon, Those all excited about who s ’ f . Surgery nor Osteopathy. Order ot S rery |the matural hope that the fight would be waged | on?0 G0 CEICH SO0 WIS Bl You can tell by just meeting a| | Circulation Room Open From | | g SUTESTy ner Ostoop EASTERN STAR the declaration that he made his position Very|,yq. the comparative fitness of Mr. Hoover and s il man whether he gets upset at| |1 to 6:30 ::a::.—hoo b.m tof | e fi:;t;nfflugcl;m;'r&'fiw: Governor Smith and the valid issues that they HHliose ‘Al axoited. MboLS. ‘WHE de things his wife says at as : ». m. ————— E 'elock, 1. g paign He dodged nothing and pussyfooted not|spcnsor and represent. Neither party has called i by P 3 Slor whether he gets so engrossed| | Current Magazines, Newspapers Iall, MILDEED luu | 3 x the pennant are alll’ ; TIN Worthy Mat at all. He talked straight from the shoulder,|for outside hep, and both parties properly resent|FP'S 10 Wit the Pennant are alliy, yis paper e doesn't even know Reference Books, Etc, Hclene W. L. Albrecht A0 S SEEY, Maties: and no less an authority than Dr. Nicholas Mur-|the unwarranted and irrelevant “butting in” of 9 what she is saying FREE TO ALL PHYSICAL THERAPIST | hm—— - ray Butler, President of the largest university in|Dersons who scem unable to restrain their crav- Bikts Foll: Per The love, honor and obey in the b il Medical Gymnastics, Massage 1 KNIGHTS Oz B PWcrld. dbclares: he talked well and in ‘a|ing foriHe spotlight S as much to some of the couples oty 'Nother Modernized Proverb Press summary received by The Empire justifies| clear upon all the important issues of the cam- the issues for which they stand squarely before|trouble The first of these unjustifiable breaks wag|A homely lass Is out of luck, |, sz coremonies means about ! 410 Goldatein Bids. “m:"“““h ,”“”“ g tance by both of the|that of William Alien White, who started out And ."“‘J a perfect right to be; ", 4.y as the Greek alphavet|| THE WHITEHORSE Yo T AL R ¥ho mpeeches of' aceeptance Dby both of thely, iy ¢ne fight singleMnded and sjone and to!. H0re; ; | would to a crocodile INN | to attend, Counoll, ham- candidates were fair and frank attempts to place|, the Republican National Committee “”‘lw)r wln!v‘ she's hanging to a strap What an old married man can’t| | i g ; “egieta o’u e Iru B uclvl;}'i‘vnn o and expense, Mr. White came to a quick| , M€ ‘]‘“‘v"” s men stang|understand is who old maids blame | | The New Palatial Modern "'; T.DOUO?ABB 4 H. J. TURNER, Sccretary. the people. Neither pf the candidates are side-|{and inglo finish, but no sooner does he de-|, Ti8 onl ypretty ones men stand| .. o0 oo happen around Hotel at Whitehorse e d . 3 : itk e ge.|camp irope th the Rev. ‘Joli. Tasan.|ror g s | | The Whitshorse Inn has jnst Optician and Optometrist DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. E. steppers. Neither of them is lacking in courage.|camp for Europe an_the Rev. John Roach : their homes. |1 Bean. hustt i Xeqnine. Mtk Room 16, Valentine Bldz. Meets Monday Both of them are clear thinkers and honest|Siraton edges right up to the front, uninvited, e L ‘ the latest in hotel construc- Hourc 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. &nighls 8 o'clock enough to want the voters to know what they |unwanted, but none the less undiscouraged. Dr. Tightwad : S‘]""",“”'N s ~|m-‘rhcl‘)“ tion. All rooms with hot _by_Appointment Sy L g 5 v ’ " ands vould arry again ol stand for fraton has nravked Govinor Buith tds combebls iy dossnlt contribule 1oIRERIPIDMANERTE ELE, SRR SRR e 41 i e e b = Douglas. William Ott, W. P. Guy People may now make a fairly accurate esti-| 0, NOS (00 8 ARG :xu'I(“'u\rl:mm1<l|:‘d“1m:lzl;‘m" charitable institutions, do8s|,, ' 4o ‘heyll have to go far|| Which mo other hotal in the . Smith, Secretary. Visiting mate of the issues on which the Presidentlal|y rogance of the reverend gentleman s still h “He doesn’t give a cent to dny.|aWay Where none of the women| | Yukon can boast, private obert Slmpson Brothers welcome. campaign will be fought. They are three: Pro-|further evinced in his proposal that the Gov-|thing or & datn ahout anything,~ | Know how much they have had to connecting and public baths, T AMERICAN LEGION hibition; State Rights, whigh embraces the former, |ernor shall lay aside all business of the campaign | = & * 4™ 3 " |put up with ‘em L e T serviges u 20 and the personality of the candidates to join him in a debate tour of Southern States. What some & who think| | Write er wire for reserva- SR, Meets secona and Zero in Information ), | tions. lexe of Optomastry amd » So far as the principle of the thing is con- Having we ty matters to deal with just 6 skl for rafBe they are deked out to knock ‘em & Opthalmology 3 fourth Thursday cerned, there is little difference between the|MOW. it is too bad that the country’s attention | Theie are more uses for TbAargeq really look like is something | & A Glasses Fitted g Sial monts I promises of the candidats on farm relief, Both |Should be even momentarily distracted by such |3 ‘“"f"_ use of r]“”' ring AR you would expect, to see if you anu- Gronad = Dugout. are for reorganizing the executive machinery of |Siliness. The Times, in common with all re- i o e were suffering from the dslirium R S T e Hotn |Putable newspaper of Republican leanings, be- tremens. | Wrecking Contractor B Soymiament, on” 3 Pisiiges ¥ usis. BOWMljjeves that this campaign will be won on its il Hobson’s Choice \iMug| Probably the only reason the LEE ROX TR® EMPIRE HAS THF wARG- are in favor of economy and cfficlency. Neither|merits by Mr. Hoover and the Republican Party. Ny o jearth did you P0E | tashion experts haven't decreed| | Houges and buildings razed | | EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND =WOIEN OF MOOSEHEAET | is in favor of radical tariff changes, though Mr.|We must admit, bov-ever, that no help to! that|that man hnmv.,‘ to jIInI‘lm I\nlbn l_\lnu tha Wustle or' hoop skirts with the P. 0. Box 298 Phone 471 BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINT! m 439 Hoover came uearer eundorsing the high tariff fend or to any other good purpese has beeri given | When you knew I'was at thecbridge | ,p o6 the knee skirt is hecause #: PLANT IN ALASKA. Thursdays purp en given - idea a cure-all than has any candidate for|by the notoriety-seeking of White and Straton, club all afternoon and Wwe Werefiou 4vc afraid they would be held - — o= ——=. | | each month, 8 P.M. at Moose President since McKinley. Mr. Hoover pledged i SR (o going to have nothing but a can |, .. niihle for so0 many people Hall, B £ R cans warme 2" demanded i el o Esther Ingman, Senlor Re- his support, almost unreservedly, to the Coolidge ia “fea of beans warmed up laughing themselves to death. gman, BN et the Ceolidee Dialogues of the Great. the misses angrily R aae i 13 45 THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY gent; Agnes Grigg, Recorder. e e e i PR N “Oh, it's all right my dear. His| ;oo pormanent wave, £12.50. of them. fhaw Tark Timon) wife was at a bridge club all atter-| o 0% FORRACE A “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” 3 However, there is a clear-cut division between (It seems there were a couple of Irishmen.|,,n and he'd just as soon as leave 4 k! ' i i ' A the candidates on Prohibition. Mr. Hoover, One lived in London and wrote books and plays.|pave beans as the sardines his|ss— — Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phoue 136 Brunswick Bowling ; i A s e . risen and|The other lived in New York and was heavy-|wirs wes wof o :‘;:,'l"]' m':v(.l-:-“I::‘:'-‘Lu.-.‘v).‘.‘”‘...fl.-’:.‘:;t(sbm ",‘\"‘I:l I.',I':l'l:'“ ‘";;'I welght champion of the world. They admired|Tirc, was Eolng fo have for their) | SCHOOL OF PIANO ! 5 Allez's i as on : ' & g g e s or men and women Prohibition enforcement, bélleves in continuing |oar. OUher very much and long desired to meet. e PLAYING } dinner,” replied her husband. tont. | o Mo e i) i ALL GRAD ACCEPTED Stand—Miller’s Taxl the Eighteenth Amendment, though he admitted |gonr._y - o Was this part of the conversa-| It May Come Vet oRaDEs e that there was no reason why pople should not A thing I'd surely like to see, Mrs. Ruth Messerschmidt Phone 4501 corge—How do you deliver the blow that rth that long could | advocate its amendment. He suggests no amend-|seems to start with the left hand and ends with -l, PO i it i MY 'O ment to the olstead Act, and declares that|a damaging impact on the right side of the s o o GEO- Mu SIMPKINS (4 . there should he none that could be called nul-|chin? THE IRROS CO. lification of the Prohibition Amendment, An| Gene—Like this (illustrating.) But what I| 8=~ 5 ¥ PRINTING and STATIONERY M a n u facturers Carbonated things considered, Mr. Hoover indicates fairly|Wanted to ask was, do you create your char- Beverages. Wholesalers Can- fearly Giat be would have the laws stand #4lout"berore you' negtn writings T CouAnt AUTOS FOR HIRE Phone 244 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office ||| % N3 foct Carbonle Gas. they are and would try to enforce them us they | George—So thut's the slght cross, eh? It PHONE No. 1 Sre, On the other 'hand, Gov. Smith belle certainly did for Carpentier, Gibbons and Heeney. i OPEN EVENINGS Prohibition has been tried and proved a failure, [Now with Dempsey, I fancy, you just boxed him L] He declares that the definition by Congr of |down. ?Prompl and Courteous Serv- i MORRIS intoxicating liquor to be any having greater Gene—Marchbanks, for example, seemed very . p 4| || ice Day and Night, Speclal than one-half-of-one per cent. of alcoholic con-|S0ft to me. Would a woman like Candida really P = | Rates for Trips to Menden- CONSTRUCTION tent to be “admittedly inaccurate and unscien- |PAVe felt enough interest in him to let him make | hall Glacler and Eagle River | | | tific.”” He believes the separate States ought to|1°V® lKe that? 324 TAXI ‘ COMPANY ot FIS-monry e el A George—I rather imagine your neck tell§ the ; 7 5 ALASKAN OTE BATS the tiEht to)adopt ithe systtm thet WSlyiory, 1t's Femarkably gtrong. for the festalides W S Tl ERirietor SAND and accepted in most of the Canadian Provinces after | Next Arcade Cafe Phone 324 | of your physical impression. If y e R Wliove. st Erabibition .1n that, gorinter M Lowe wieer smilhsy Liimekion, LI your SeckiNesk B i/ e T MODERN REASONABLE RATES GRAVEL believes, pending Constitutional changes, the States Dave HouseL, pProp. Carpenter and Concrete = v ought to have the rght to define the alcoholic iene—Yes, but you must have been fooling MILLER’S TAX] Work. content that would be allowed provided that|il What you said about Shakespeare. Honestly, v i e e —————— 15 18 ot higher thau au ccurate and . sciintiNle uuul. ||u\|m(lly “(-umhlmm his mental penetration Ph;me- uxA-l:‘dkns [Fesimimaseadpets. - definition of the maximum by Congress. Prac-|"i'D such abaility to make words sing. Something for a rainy dny uneau, a tically, therefore, Mr. Hoover is for Prohibition [y (1°)¥¢ !,"'“w"'f“"‘_ do you: have left.aout of —+says Taxi Tad, ke %omm :mv“s as we now have it and Gov. Smith is against it. courss, your Government gets ; { B e-out,” as I understand it, an The personality of the candidates provides your manager and your trn!nl:gm:rnflme:i Stop trylug to dodge the rain- an opportunity for votes to exercise discrimination, . How much is left of, say, an ordinary || 4ToP8 and complaining about . . While both men are able, clean, homest and [earninx of two hundred thousand pounds the| | the Wveather. Hail a Carlson John Borbridge _Facts Worth Kno’lvlng S ] No job too large nor too small for us. MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. BYILDING CONTRACTORS Phone 62 courageous, there is wide difference between |Right? taxi and ride in comfort—the them. Gov. Smith is a natural leader who has Gene—Who steals my purse steals trash onRt 18 ATIAT TAXI a habit of getting legislators, even of the opposi- | George—Before you go, show me that right tion party, to follow him. He knows men and "“"“m“('l‘l‘_‘lf"'m ad o) Carlson’s Taxi and Days—482 Nights—-877 The United States Treasury statement as how to get along with them. He is a leader who distinguished visitors de- gan. consult and ngree with ofher leaders fig|P2™)—TheY ‘avent a blinkin' thing in common. Ambulance Service ! of June 30, the end of the fiscal year, show- I8 a mixer who makes friends and holds them.| With another Territorfal election in the ofting || Stands at Alaskan Hotel and | 4. 5 . 4R #302.900,008, caly #5008 on mel other hand, Mr. Hoover is not marked lht is about time for a brilliant (?) political Juneau Billlards REEDER’S TAXI 000 less than the figure forecast a year ago. as a leader. He is retiring, diffident and alhouse organ—a special paper-—to make its ap- i single-handed worker. He is much more like|Pearance; extolling the merits of their cause nrrd Phone Single 0 and 94 | b The §toe s o.f the Ublped Biaten, oha Wilson was, in many ways, than is Gov. Smith. f""““lwl_f\l*n to damn the present Alagkan|g—o o g Day and Night Service been reduced during the year from $18,- He would not be nearly as likely to get.Congress|P3Pers Which were “bought” by the “big inter-| I 000, 000. - 0 put his programs through. ests” (laugh hearty here please) at the last 511,000,000 to $17,604,000,000. The $250, election, SR (Seward Gateway.) The Packard Taxi o 000,000 3 8/8% Treasury Bond issue offered e Packar axi JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY e 1 PROHI, WITHOUT WARRANT, It is reliably reported that the La Follette PHONE early in July was quickly oversubscribed by SEARCHES MINER. organization has decided to. rule out of the cash buyers and by Liberty Bond holders, Wisconsin Republican Party those Brule River 444 DANCE i Thi / i The other evening a well known and highly |00 Which bite loyally at every ook the Prest. Stand at Arctic who are exchanging Third 4 1/4% Liberty respected miner, occupying a responsible position ‘.,'.‘;::"M",’"” into their home waters.—(New York Loan bonds, which are to be redeemed in in the Alaska Juneau, was walking down from the mine, through Silver Bow Basin, from his Rettember. The heat wave was broken twice last . J. work to his home, as he walks nearly every|by the Weather Bureau. As we ur:xh-r:l:ndwt;: The JUNEAU LALNDRY A B evening, when two men came along in an automo-|rules of the contest, whenever this ha ¥ ppens to anklin Street, betw: bile. One of them jumped out and began seareh-|the heat wave three times in one week the gont udsmtl’ld S!T::tll‘ ing the well known miner. When asked rather|Weather man gets possession.—(New York Times.) HALL peremptorily to explain his conduct, the hold- PHONE 359 ™ : The Grand Dragon of the Georgi 3 up man said he was an officer of the 1 d gon o gla Klan has (4 » 8 ANt lurged his followers to umlte to beat Smith, be. " . 4 » stills out al e Basi :zn:db::;du:::r:e “::;: Iiuki':_‘g‘":m: ;’:“‘ 'll’"lll(e ity caise gt his religl:ln All the breaks appear to be | § Prompt Service, Day and Night . * Established 1891 In ated 198k A n favor,— then recognized the strong-arm man as a Pro- % Aavol AR D Isna toh.) CovicH Auto SERvICE SATURDAY . Es 40120 corporafed Service Transfer Co. SAW MILL W00D and COAL Oftice Phone 389 hibition enforcement agent. He had no warrant,| Al this talk about prohibition and wet ama|{ STAND AT THE OLYMPIE 7 f “or exhibited none, and offered no explanation for!dry candidates leads the average man to believe BAOESEESL Doy or his weird conduct until one was demanded. Of [that John Barleycorn is about as dead as a live . Night course, no liquor or other contraband was found|Wire.—(Florida Times-Union.) Juneau, Alaska