The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 4

4 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1928 . - W y ; . | - 77. A ‘7 ¥ e | mergansers or herons. The birds in’' question are | Youwll find hinf here and lying ' T p Daily Alaska Empire | w1 ’ vt v el 1t | |4 PROFESSIONZE[[F | JOEN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER hence they get the blame, although undeserved-| DETOUR — Produce Co. > - ke OF 2 What Every Dad Knows | M ~——— |1y, for trout destruction.” | T 2 Published every evening except Sunday by the| Faly UI By SAM HILL | It takes a genius to make two|| Fresh Pll'lit and Veretables DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel 2 PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main Smemmnge ¥ 1 R e ; : Wholesale and Retail DENTISTS EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY & blades of grass grow where one|| o Wholesale and Betail : B e s — | The primaries in the South indicate the S grew before, but it takes a bigger| | SHELT atteation 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. s -.ln‘:i:rrd In the Post Offi au as Second Class | oakness of the Anti-Saloon League-Ku Klux|If you long to one to make one dollar do what itjw _ g PHONE 56 Juneau Lim- —_ ” (oo ")\'I.m.\h thodist-Baptist fight against Gov. Smith.| Be numbered with those who needs two to do. = Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. a b SUBSCRIFTION B8 In Virginia tHese forces set out to defeat Con-| are dead, | il T u Deilvered by careier In Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and|In Virginia tliese for 4 8 | 2 | pA o ree By hane for $1.25 ber month, s |gressman R. Walton Moore, famous lawyer, for|Just get the bug e Spolls HI" J. B. BURFORD & CO Meets every Wes One yenr i advancd "$12,00; ‘six monvas 1n advance |renomination to Congress. He had come out| Of Passing every car ahead. g 2 ‘””"”)l’"‘:”‘f" ot s L. OBt snd Corons nesday “t“ 2 $6.00; onc inonth, in advance, $1.25 for Gov. Smith early and has been fighting hard 2 » | B i i Dr. Charles P. J o'clock. Pt B 8 conts favor if they will promptly # Smi 8 i | That is we do, 'less she T. aries I'. Jenne Stity he Mibiness Office of any fallure of IFreguIaFty |In organizing Virginia Democrats i behalf of the| B 1 s I T gy TYPEWRITERS e Lester D. Henderson, Presidene. the deltvery of their papers E . | A pessimist is one who will not| Puts on too many airs. H. L. Redlingshater, Secy-Treas. B lephone Tor Editorial and Business Offices, 874, |New York Executive. Bishop ©tnnon's brigade |, S. o has been ABoHghed|*Or don't i Public Stenographer —NEMBER o7 ASSOCIATEZD PRESS, |anmounced that they must wear Bis scalp. Judge|.nen tne DuPonts switch o¥aF to e —n Rooms s;‘n?d’:'vnmm. B R0 EL¥s 2 The Assoclnted Prems is exclusively entitlegs to the|Moore was remominated by a vote of more than | making face powders [ s ;‘:—_fi-l— wr ol i i Mecting second ant “republication of all news dispatches credited to]ive to one ink R o ver a chis g ads 3 evenings at B et i s credited 1a thit paper and ‘aleo te]OYe to on | “I hate to run over a chicken Radio Orthophonic l - Sroatags SN local news published hercin | ————EN— | Knew Him |remarked the motorist Victor Orthophonic Radiola | |ga- r i e st | U o Shind is slee i t is a fowl deed,” re- f inspection i ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York| your husband is sleeninginis | fod the oahBNSoha | a8 argived. Font st | Dr. A. W. Stewart M. H THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION faare the few dry Republican leaders of| 2%t 10nE sleep in the cemetery?” |marked the other ¢ invited. Phone 143. | DENTIST Vit - Broihab Yy i — ————— RiSEre;or L s publican leaders offggiq the old friend who had drop.| & | Anderson Music Shoppe - | 5 i % i sitihe Browers welcome |prominence in that State, has informed Mr. : ; | Exouiesit. Blsawel PN o ' 3ol e el Y ours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. gt ped in to console the widow. use It, SEWARD BUILDING chib |Hoover that the Republicans must not stress| «yes" she snapped, “and I am It's funny how much calling a S Sy R g b ed, P S S e [ Prohibition in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer-|axpecting almost’ any day to hear | telephone operator can do without G RB GE i rno‘::? 278, frt Scottish Rite sey, Massachusetts or Connecticut. That evidences|a complaint from the cemetery £oing anywhere, 4 4 4 - & Saitelas el two things: Hamilton Fish thinks Prohibition authorities that he i§ disturbing! —— & ::;::;1: F.‘r;.dnvylwuch {unpopular and, despite his drymess, he thinks|the other sleepers there with his| What Fraid Cats They Were! HAl ]I ED D H. Vabies i B b {more of political success than he does of Pro-|snoring.” { “What'do Yol auPROsE (e Rellc ¥ Ostesputh 01 Goldstein Bids | | WaLTER | nibition i {who had the Sl MUERECIEE Sl AND LOT CLEANING Haurs: 10 to 12 1 o b; Tk S MNIRRL. Seeret A Al Agony Scon Be Over public drinking cup abglished be- 7t 8 or by appolnment “There, little bus, don’t cry 1se they were so dangerous, G. 'A. GETCHELL, icensed Osteovathic Phyalc'sn | | LOYAL ORDLA | Congressman Will R. Wood of Indiana has| Said William Henry Peck, would Have thought of the auto- Phoase 109 or 149 Phone: omf- “"'a | oF "MOOSE |made a sensational charge against Tammany and|“Wife thinks she's learned to|mobile? et id """‘"___“"' ls Wesidence, Gastineau Hotel Juneau Locgs No. 78, ade a se onal chi aga ammany thinks s ’ RS BT P! 4 it funeau Locge No. ) |Tammany leadership. He declares that Tammany: drive, - | i le e night, at ¥ Jel was responsible for the killing of Alexander| And you'll soon be a wreck” | The ?'d Gody ?", oot Janeau Public rary: D L B WALTER HELLEN Dictator. ‘x Hamilton in a duel with Aaron Burr on July B < In many CHOGRS CEERE. S iTe 5 and r. Geo. L. Barton C. D. FERGUSON, Secretary. ' 11, 1804—just a little more tham 124 years ago I's a Sad Tale, Mates |scratched the name and number of CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. _omm_________, OCK PRESIDEN That wilt probably AsttlTE “There goes one man who does| !¢ iceman off the liitle card be-| | "Free Reading Room Office Service Only T JUNEAU LOSGE NG, en — et : Kot Heiles s K11 nackoaten side the phome and substituted P N Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 1000, 2| | second’ ant Purh Mon- Former Congressman Will E. Humphrey of | o= ey v "¥ho Is he? d lthat of an electrician for it. | Ualn] Btrest o5 Ath p. m. to 5 p. l;;hnml r;l”p. e 5 0 LB D Seattle and others have declared that the present| sy, i . 5 ? + Showi g A - E | - to 9 p. m. Phone %20 FoloeE. "‘ ? Prf-=ix;:--m“|l“nf-hv ]jnw ):“'\rm gt “““‘,\L._\l‘d Juneau M‘lkesigedimble Showing. Judge in l]\iiTirtif”( Court, ' Phe ressoi some. ulE iy Ren!mng:mt)mloopsn:“l‘flm BHINORRAGTIS FARRY 1 lia"""pfii;fi‘é?_' ‘\; i 3 ; d 3 " Ay e | fourflush is because they haven't 2. .m. to s is not the practice of Medicine, er. : y American stock and the immigrant stock, mean- | (Engineering and Mining Journal.) D5 Your OwhiGussslg o e oah i st Cleoulafiile ¥ Roon", @perl: el RS a P #B Secretary. bW ing those whose American-ancestry does not daté| Up to and including the memilt of the July| it is getting so that if you hear| " ""8 valus ; 1 to 6:30 p. m.—7:00 p. m. to —u Order ot back of the Revolutionary War. This contentionirun of 316,400 tons, the valué of the Alaska|, .., say, “well, P'll take the' 5°5° ¥ 8:30 p. m. - e seeugllfisz\iugu‘&:;.%w.. is advanced because some, or all, of Gov.|Juneau output this year was mearly $2,000,000.|ca50 % vou don't know whether it i Current Magazines, Newspapars p days of each month, &' T s e il post-Revolu- [Operating profit totaled $802,400 for the seven |io o'ja\ver talking to & client or Mo Lepss T”T Iressed Reference Books, Eto, Helene W. J.. Albrecht Fran MLbRED. YAR s months, and surplus was $690,900 over and above |5 4.\ i ian talking to a beor.| 't 1 f"‘ ‘\'\l;.\“;.u[u\“- 1:;“. \‘h‘l ]"f.:‘ FREE TO ALL PHYSICAL THERAPIST Illl;'émw%;‘:)tg‘,yh’ Matrea 5 pcerue arges, 4 rl is one S * ha z 4 Yy Well, it he should be elected, Gov. Smith|*ccried e 2 tion of the |1OBEET: stepped into hor step-ins #hd. tien| Mmoo i g akediant (8 mnastics, Massage ||~ ALICK PROWN e O b L A Sl e W Jmlu' 1“1" ;x’:\‘.»r{)‘:’nm‘::; the ‘H)n id be- b |stepped right out | et 410 Goldstein Blda. "oCUmay property beg o 2, e spred " A dent without ante-Revolutionary ancestry. All of | Proverty bekan to improve, and the sprost Fo- Famaus Howiy A\ houghital family is one thatd pEe T UR LUNCH Phone—Office: 423, eehers Counett No. 11 President Woodrow Wilson's grand-parents were ! Ween eont Fom YA 0 o 1028, since iy lclubs together and buys mother a ok [ NG shouell iy Iant foreign born. President Chester A. Arthur's| O R 0 R fecreased, but it still remains ety nice warm bathrobe and a pairl§ No+ the newest but one | l@ T T-angient " brothers “irged father was horn in Ireland and his father and|,; the substantial figure of about 24 cents per =g [of slippers o she will not catehf$ % S Y places in town untl;fl»&%is;"u- | bors. Witin Strest . AW mother were married in Canada. It was charged|ion. On two former occasions, in 1925 and in How. ik 8 cold these chilly m‘r‘h\ when IH"_.\' to eat. Opm}m .“d Oithebial 8y 'rx‘RNfi:R. e e et during the campaign of 1880 when he was run-|1927, a surplus was earned over a short period, And Howl yell for her to rustle in more cov- ; i ; g [ NG S SN ning for Vice-President on the ticket with James|being preceded and followed by deficits. Never- , We deliver the gooda Hl:::::'l.s.:-l!zn:u;- nl:\dx S s GO i Bl I A oy A This | theless, the period from and including June, 1925, | After giving some of the freaky at reasonable prices. ¥ ApSeintigat: Meets Monday BT he wan Borg i Oanal. L T e uly, ERRN aEad L a1y suli-| . And Not VeryiNear, BIENE' |, ..ra & ance over you are con- S e §3 e Mo ot b ol nights 8 o’clock was proved to be an error when the record dis-|!hro > S < ® The hosiery now worn aa X L T pen a. m. te 8 p. m. R R SRR 77 Hagles’ MHall z Rifes _ |stantial surplus. | 5 v . i .|vinced it is never safe for a girl o - — ag 5 closed that he first saw light at Fairfield, Ver-| "y, opungeq status of this company is the( By girls they may call “sheer,”| )"\ \iove all her mirror tells her. Y NEWTON Robert Simpson 1 | Doustas. Witiam ott, W. P. Guy mont, not far from the Canadian line. The par-|, .11t ‘skilltul operation, control of ore dilution | But more vtmhru‘minw o The workl wan Motter IEhi #5 RO D l L. Smith, Secrstary. Visiting ents of President James Buchanan were born in|p. colective mining. on a hmmi "“."f']‘”t"l a| T'm thinking would be “near. vorce lawyers lived in constant Proprietor S %}‘ An.nlc- S Brothers welcome. Ireland, and it has been found necessary two or|milling method that involves in its initial stages sl dread of ending their days in the ——ie i three times to consult the records of Franklin|the dscard of waste rock. Costs are under close | Needs No Diagram poorkhes & it ettt lexe f;p.e:g::‘g and AMERICAN LEGION County, Pennsylvania, to prove that he was of |scrutiny Repairs and new equipment are paid | mm:(s He 1; very nl:lr:hfoxm:l-':- A sheik is a son whose father W""' PN 0y Glasses Fitted A6 s Bt e American birth himself {for out of o ing revenue. ”“. (f‘,lfrl;rhc‘b;l,_“,: etting religion ge P has reached the point where he y ! i sl Ll gu { foutth Thursday iostii ob. hose. who-fotlowed, {he" situstipnfis In \a/ betieh: posthon usn HE e ever BEERIRE L R judge he sl Wishes o heaven all their chilaren | { BURFORD’S CORNER i each month is 3 tore, @ its f re gTress : watched | inks: “Yes, d L ¢ e SRS 05 H carefully during the Taft Administration and|Pefore. and its future progress will be \ j e 8 2 2 "|had been girl £ R Dhgout. 2 closely by mining men. Important principles in |just as much opposed to allowing|"\ PO #1080 G Miss Caroline Todd before probably believe, as this writer does, that i s eposits are trial, | o his life or business”] * & e e 5 PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY " the handling of low-grade deposits are on trial, it to get into his life or business, praise the fine dinner the hostess { Piano H ony | had it not been for his ultimely death Gov. John |ty success in sight. ! o { |has served in a way that will None Better—Box or Bulk | Special Rates Beginning | | A. Johnson of Minnesota, would have heen the : i | Always Be That ———————— g sy g ¢ Rk E | 9 please her and yet save himself . ikt 11 September 1st | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART twenty-eight President instead of Gov. Woodrow b M ‘I “There's nothing much left dgr|f °05¢ 0 ATC FEL SNNE HIISC PHONE 2754 1 LEGION. WO Wilson. Gov. Johnson was serving his third term Alaska’s Phantom City. ‘men only',” sighed ‘m:lum TImEr. | "ife for giving the impression | 014 papers for salo at the Empire. ' gy 35| [ soote LEGION, ard'Tmhuud-n :’: ['.""\,I""'”] "‘(I‘fA‘]‘:“"fl:'l‘i"f""‘ _:" e h’:"’::l'.’}l'l‘!';‘:' (Dawson . News.) m;",'.l:iw”;:"ff;;“';lflm:.v.. s [ihe never gets-a square meal at| T2 B e P ;{u.lll: month, 8 P.M. at Moose R aloctiby. H Jnn,lorit) had been| The silent city of Alaska, the famous mirage | " TR T by o Ay which appears cceasionally above the great Muir | Dead Giveaway Another way to strain your eyes THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY Esther Ingman, Senlor Re- or an a » previous omne, @ i & v N " V] 73 order. jarger than at the previous one, and his POPU-|yjacier, was observed again recently by tourists| .yppo, Dore SVEREY | fwould be to look for a man who gent; Agnes Grigg, Rec larity had reached from the Middle West to all | V] p 7! ike > from the deck of the steamship Aleutian. The |, T (0o vanio asked the suh tlovu;] ml three lhxlnu he hktsi “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” ¥ the coasts. It was nowhere held against him|p; f the air looked very much like an|® * % A when all three meals are served Fi%e phantom of the air look y otor of a mnight club. oY " & - E that he was of Swedish blood and was reared ancient fortified city, with spires and towers, "’f{fi’l::““‘m‘,’] B reloss way he hag|in the breakfast nook. Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 Brunswick Bowling by Swedish-born parents. hanging some distance above the glacler. The . 5 Lo oy . axniaduied. Wbk S e 11 H 3 i £ 5 y s 5 5 is i o by |of spending money, pla ] A e | If it had not been for the direct Constitu-|singular ‘_'h“ nomenon is hp“‘.[‘\d.mlh', f;(uaml by { bartender. ] Motarehte ORkan or 144 Thdé: i Pl mz fiisgl E tlonal provision that forbids one not born on|the distortion of icy pinnacles and peaks. iy peddent Steamship-Company sails Stand-—Miller's Taxi ! American soil from becoming President of the The R ]”;"“;)‘(:'“'”“r"’]fi:‘:‘;":‘ q;‘:_:féffi,f“,,";:;‘ Epitaph from Seattle September 25. Your Phone 218 i United States, Senator Knute Nelson would prob-{RHeU8 P e horizon, where probably two air cur-|Beneath this sod there lies patronage is solicited. For se ably have attained that honor. He was one of| the most powerful statesmen of his time, and it was never held against him that he was & lawyer named James Henry rents meet, due to condensation or atmospheric| A l2 f moisture by the chill of the sea. The mist soon Mill; apparently dissolves and the magic picture begins ’ w2 et GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. {— THE IRROS CO. i S ——— native of Norway to 1ift itself in the distance, with all the fori £ PO PRINTING and STATIONERY PP v i e TR, —_——— tion, like a motion picture film, being focuse SCRIPTO LONG LEAD PENCILS Beverages. Wholesalers Can- on the screen. o T X . SCIENCE CLEARS SUSPECT IN e TR phantom reversed and AUTOS FOR HIRE FILING CABINETS =~ OFFICE EQUIPMENT ke Ll S e 1 TROUT-STREAM MYSTERY. ::";; Arangs gEnKe AU - itfi:’ifx’.g'?.: Phone 244 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office L e e e et ) Murder was alleged. T e indictment charged |if they were dipping into the sea. . | g S g i | MORRIS . wholesale destruction of life, The evidence was T e “"—-—_"—‘ B | The Voeal Film. MILLEXK’S TAXI CONSTRUCTION eumstantial rather than positive The plaintiffs " agreed upon a submission of facts for a disin- (Manohet iRt an.) ”‘;“::.‘“A'l""k“' COMPANY terested scientific analysis.’ Science cleared the| 11°lyWood, the center and front of the kinema i :VIT;(’)UT“D!‘IWIB' A V3HDy s g RS world, is disturbed by the growing popularity of fistondant, and fully restored his charaster. |the talkie film. It would appear that it means FOR HIRE SAND and This, briefly, is the story of a case that|h reassessment of values, the fading of stars, i originated in C lifornia and was determined in|and maybe the rising of fresh constellations. Washington, D. C. The ining parties were | There is a suggestion that when a speaking part MODERN REASONABLE RATES GRAVEL DavE HouskL, prop. Carpenter and Concrete | sportsmen and anglers ir rthern California.|is allied to those facial and phy. gestures hn B . iy e Work. A ) ol orbridge e \ ] Thelr grievance was the disappearance of trout|!0 Which the film has: accustomed us some, of ‘:9 Don’t take a chance— John & B S L o Tl iNo job too large nor tos) i from a stream in the vicini The suspects were |Stars may begin to feel limitations. , It the take & Carlson taxi TAXI il 1 mergansers, commonly called fish ducks, which |/AUEUA8e of some of the captions flashed before sm; or us. —says Taxi Tad. Littie tots — alone—hurrying PHONES Days—482 r s is f the dialogue we may 3 frequented the stream and were know: (oo jOur eyes is an example ol H - lnrg-hl AP “" were known to live|oypo.i theif fear is mot altogether groundless. oly on a fish diet Nights—377 i The circumstantial evi-|Whe o B oRiadn tace th MORRIS A What may pass when expressed in gesture, backed || to school always e 4 £l dence pointed to the conclusion that the mnrrlm. by real photographic art, may well lose inter- || risks of the busy streets. Your | CONSTRUGI’ION CO. 3 gansers were destroying the trout and depriving est when allied with speech. On the other hand, || little ones can ride safely ems { the anglers of prized sport. |the coming of *“sound pictures,” if the business BYILDING CONTRACTORS trusted to the care of a Carl- REEDER’S TAXI Phone 62 son taxi driver, Our “daily call service” solves the prob- lem of getting them to school safely. Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Service Stanas a: Alaskan Hotel and Juneau Billiards Phone Single 0 and 94 A Uscful Bank We realize that the well-being and growth of this bank depends on the extent of its usefulness to a business or individual. We do not merely “accept” deposits but solicit them, however small. { \ To settle the question of guilt, appeal was|l$ well handled, may do something to improve " made to the Biological Survey of the Uniteq|the film as a contributor to our recreative hours; { } PHONE 182 Day and Night Service States Department of A ulture. The biologists | Mde€d it may become a powerful instrument in asked for a more com esontation of @ 7}1!“' spread of education without losing one jot dence, in the form of the stomachs of several of its interest. Its exploitation from other than 1 a wholly box-office point of view offers greal. i ducks shot under the circumstances least f.“.,,r_“m_lh P B able to the ducks; that immediately after| they had been feed 1 sportsmen forwarded | With scientists perfecting the taking of photo- to the Biological several stomachs of sus-|8raphs through walls by X-rays and the trans- pected -mergansers. So Ists skilled in the work |Mitting fo pictures any distance by radio, human able, for this system of stomach exam-|DP€n&s will soon have nothing on gold fish for inations the basis of scientific findings as to|PriVa¢y.—(Seattle Times.) the comparative r ——— 1 i r undesirability of many species of birds and animals. Analysis of | the stomach contents excunerated the as trout eaters. Instead they were doughty enemies of We therefore strive at all times to please our customers and give them all the service and courtesy Training on raw steak and stout, a London girl swam the English Channel. Now some one Ansers| will point out that if she had left ' the heavy revealed as | beer alone she would have been able to cross the | The Packard Taxi : PHONE 444 reatures that were | Atlantic Ocean.—(Milwaukee Journal.) T | ank already recognized as cnemies of ftrout. Th W s T Y Stand at Arctic | expected of a well mamsed bi . birds were conservers rather than destroyers of On the hottest days of the current summer 5 ‘ trout. | Henry Ford went into a_hotel in Providence, R. L, The Biological Survey reported that “no trout | ° !'f¢h and ordered a vegetable salad and a were found; furthermore, with the cxception of|\\"* ¥145% of hot water, and by gosh we'd rather|{ THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY vegetable debris (10 per cent. in one.stomach)| = °"(Ohlo State Journal.) Franklin Street, between and the remains of a water der and a pre-| Spain 1a NP R b it the . | Spain is to have a mew constitution. What a Front and Second Streets tire food of the|reliof it 3 five birds consisted of creatures detrimental to|if t the welfare of trout. The sculpins as would be to certain American “‘wets" ¢y could tear up theirs and write a new one. well as the | (Detroit Free Press.) The B. M. Behrends Bank Service Transfer Co. sticklebacks, on which the birds fed, are notor.| e S R i BOOST FOR THE FAIR— . nw“filo‘goon lous spawn eaters, and the crawiish, likewise, 1) candidate of the future will perhaps de-|{Prompt Service, Day and Night September 12 to 15 Oftice Phone 389 are guilt, f such destructi {clare that started life as a | — guilty of mc uction. (Lonlaris ‘o ou o as a pedSEEs CovicH AuTOo SERVICE Residence Phon® 443 This appears to be another case,” the report| urier-Journal.) STAND AT THE OLYMPIC Phone 342, Day or ) Night Juhneau, Alaska continued, “in which the complete chain of eyi- dence was not apparent to the ficld observer ‘Trout streams frequenlty contain other fishes that ——————— A all the forecasters are correct, it Appears have two Presidents after the election wember.—(Buffalo Courier-Express.) W next