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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY OCT. 8, 1928. D l 11 ’l E ! church shy that the best they are able to do H—finl there is too much husband andf@—————m— X olm - % as i hey go out for the church vote is to too little wife as there is when ROFE, ot R 'l » mpl D e e f ALONG LIFE'S | |incre it too much wite and too .| | J. B. BURFORD & CO || 4 SSIONAL Featiinal SociEtioe [ g tle husband. L. C. Smith and Corona . s 4 $ stion, | DETOUR There are 1,300 ditferént shades, & — OF Dill of W ington, candidate for rv-‘lmrmn.,x Published, every ¢ g 4F < ¥ e preaching Sunday morning sermons from the| | scents and brands of face powder TYPEWRITERS DRS. KA3ER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel EMPIRE PRINTIN kijumn\n at Sacond and Main | Preac e PO Aaiates T St D By A AN and now and then you meet a girl | Public Stenographer DENTISTS i R ] Juneau, Alneka pulpi 1e Port / s News, a everal | e~ ———g like she had a sample)g—mo—on— " " & 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. | y who looks S48 1 Dio B S ou P h ss|advance notices of the approaching event, each Theyre Net 86 Mk wiqpiges.’ o agh o D WA . BHONE o y ch, of course, contained a cordial invita- iy PRI e uneau Lios S ASENETR f which, of cour ntained & cordial invita-loe gup ey wrare” days, Ehis year,| Unless she has a better fishf, Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. J i s SUBSCRIPTION PATES. |tion to attend, gave a lengthy account of| SRl bling at her hook a woman never Club Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and | } el s 2 | ol # s A 5 JOHN W TROY g 3 EDITOR AND MANAGER Hn door possible. But here we have Senator Thane for $1.25 per month, the services at that place in which the Senator| we only had a few, tells a man she agrees v\ulf him A e o By mmlhl‘\‘-\t‘LZ » ‘:‘i""“%'“‘ vmwl‘\:‘v:rl:;xlznl‘c;"nu ’..n.! candidate for re-election was the parson. It|But they're be plenty of the Fall's; when he dm-J.nrv‘a he is uu»\or!ll_\ by et A ne year, in a vance, $1.25 d was said that he preached on mon-political sub-| :Raw ones, that now are due, of her until after the wedding L $6.00; one month, ir | lo?lull;mlrh‘{nll: Saess OMice of &1 ¥ ;flu\l‘yi.y.,7";'"55?,’;’-'.‘?;'3 jects, though this statement was modified by the ™ bells ring Dr. Charles P. Jenne Lester D. Henderson, Presldemt the_ deliy r_pape [fact that- the sermon contained a long argument | Passing Observation Some grass widows marry so of. ik LesterD. Henderson, Presidems irig’ end Dustuoss Oflosh MT¢ | tor’ Pronibition, . The text WAKIGNEsts injunc-| 1f flaming vouth keeps up fits|ten that they have taken the job e :Nd - A Ceeaivel PREssld.' he|tion to “love one another,” and he contended|Present pace, there won’t be any|of breaking in husbands for other ‘ B e se is exclusively entitled. to the| o “1 on P ’ 3 AR Building Meeting second any ~ of all news dispatches credited tothat we are all our brothers’ keepers. The news-|need of saving up for old age, be, | Women as a career : d * Telephone 176 fnur‘:h‘VVed'\el;il It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the( : e i~ P |cause there “ain’t gonna be amy,:| What a lot of old married cou- B O e e L local news published herein. | paper account said that Senator Dill was not a ples need is to have their children Tl I — TNTEED TO BE LAmGER|mew hand in the pulpit, that he had preached them a few things about T Braired Furog CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER | Ouch! teach el Talted AL A AN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION many times both before and after he had be-! .y peachy.” said the boss fo|petting they seem to have for Dr. A. W. Stewart M, H. Sidos, o come a United States Senator. his stenog, “you doubtless have | &0 DENTIST Visiting Brothers weicome, - —- noticed that girls today are ger.| A lucky husband this year is Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m, B A Smith-for-President Club has. been formed | ting haircuts, smoking swearing, one who has no daughter and SEWARD BUILDING 0-Ordinate | J& ; . s 4y ot Freemasonry in New York composed exclusively of American|and doing other things like the|Whose wife got a new fur coat last Oftice Phone 469, Res. l Scottish Rite authors of books. At last accounts it contained|men do.” vear : ; Phone 276. something more than 150 writers, with scores “Why, ye of course,” she gd_! Another optimist is a boy rrle_nd |that have declared for Gov. Smith not yet in-|mitted, slightly surprised. who thinks he "'"“}"‘yl'q"w.r with ’ Y luded The membership roll, the New York| “Well, I wish you would learn|the car any more because his [World says, reads like an index of a Who's Who|t0 spell like this man Webser,” | sweetie has joined a hiker’s club. _l’f‘mo{’;‘.mf'{'o e flm‘_n..w’_" e R he growled as he handed her a| Many a man wouldn't mind be. - TR Q0 metenal ng as dumb as his wife says he in American Literature. The members pledge|h® ¢ 3 themselves not only to vote for Gov. Smith but [dictionary o s, Shs uician LOYAL ORDLA [is if he only was that deaf too. blic Li one: Office 1671. oF "MSGsE [to write and speak for him and his cause| .o TOLn o The old fashioned woman we||Janean Public Library Gastineau Hotel fumeau Locys No. 70 throughout the campaign MELTED INTO CURLS, used to hear about who didn’t and b e T = L e A Monda: - — THE BOB HAS GONE know how to wear her clothes now . WALTER HELLEN Dispatches say that Peince Christopher of ALLURINGLY FEMININE|has a daughter who knows how|| ¥ree Reading Room Dr. Geo. L. Barton g FERGUSON’\QE::'t:;‘;'- 3 e e e SN Greece has returned from his summer vacation| Headline on the Woman's Page|not to wear hers. City Mall, 8econd :;:or CHIROPRAGTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. | | . < on Secretary. AI'I‘P,.\LL\(‘. l‘() I ]{P,.ll.l)l( ES AND cn the verge of bankruptey. Isn't that the way! of the New York Sun. looks like the acd test to us, Main Street at Office Service Only MOUNT J‘IllifiAU LODGE NO. ¢ SECTIONALISM. nearly everybody returns from nearly every - 1 we never ula\l'e mlyl doubt Ren;iln‘ Room Open From Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2| | secona .md Fuurthu)’lon- e Tosratiod s &5 - about it being real love when the 1. m. to 10 p. m. p.m to 5 p. m. and 7 p. m. || lay of each month fa The New York World, very properly we be-|vacation Optintiatio.. THGINE wite of a bewhiskered gentleman| | Circulation Room Open From to 9 p. m. Phone 529 :lllenlnge"-?!w 00 G Q lieve, rather harshly criticised Mayor Walker| Y 7 Bllgks—Fach senson LRSS & | n1oys having him kine has 1 to 6:30 p. m~7:00 p. m. to CHYRBRRAGTIO HARRY B LiYas) Mar: . | Forests and Flood Control. vantages. . ‘er. CHAS E. NAGHEL, & and Senator Edwards for appealing to anti-| iy Yos, when' oolAAe —e——— 8:30 p. m. is not the practice of Medicine, | | Sivrarary: X 2 f @ > ng thel 2! i nt Magazines, Nawspapers Surgery nor Osteopathy. — e English sentiment for votes by questioning the| (New York Times.) comes it at least means the win. ATTENTION, MASONS! fcw"..',,.?,“ i SR o —— Order ot patriotism of Mr. Hoover because of his 100&| .y grger further to clear up the relation of [dows will be closed and the racket| 7nere will be a stated come| | FREE TO ALL =4 EASTERN STAR i \ While i : ; q — Second and Fourth Tiusew residence in London and British colonies. While|goregts o flood prevention, the Department of of the neighbor's radio, phonograph | munication of Mt. Juneau Lodge S S their offense was not nearly so great as that|sgriculture has just published a circular by and sax will be muffled, it not en-|No. 147, F. &A. M., in 0dd Fel. - Hulene W. I.. Albrecht of Senator Curtis and a whole mob of whisper-|Mr, E. A. Sherman, Associate Forester, describ-|tirely silenced lows' Hall, at-7:80 o'elbel Mons PHYSICAL THERAPIST | ers, who contend that Gov. Smith is not American |ing in detail studies of the Mississippi River - day evening. Work in the E. JB LUNCH Madical Gymnastics, Massage | because he was born and reared in America’s|watershed and the present and former forests Interesting Information A. Degree Visiting Brethren | THE CLU i Gol;‘."'f"-vm KNIGHTS OF Y ‘ i ac r c s B fitvvel ] e 4 10 tein R 0 greatest metfbpolis Instead of a New England Wi that 3 ; T]"‘ outstanding ‘f"l“ are| Jake Jun s a flivver dealer in cordially_invited. By, order of Not the newest but one i il 405. %"e"ccna‘l,;nnmnfi st that floods occurred even before the white man|powns Kan the W. M of thebest pl'l‘M 1 AW o —Off! Meatings Sk e \ppeared; that they were due to excessive rains; CHAS. E. NAGHEL, Sec. ARk ¢ B s Semn | i“'—"."nd.“slm‘mf,r T that the forests of the Mississippi basin never One For Each Season PRS- 00 ; eat. ? i g oy :r, Gonsient brothers urge § f 4 covered more than 40 per cent. of the total area;| mphe women may dress sensi-! Old papers ror sale at the Empire We deliver the goods Valentine's Op g& ot hfixfi'v to prove disloyalty or un-American ideals it would|ina they cover 20 per cent, of this area odayi [ple for wummer, hot its. the mon B baiaonabls priks: R. L DOUGLASS H. J. THRNER. Secretary. be different, but to that because his pro-|that by reason of local conditions of soil, t0p0-|who dress that way for winter. Optician and Optometrist ki fessional and financial rations took him beyond |graphy and rainfall there are certain areas in ; GARBAGE Open 6 a. m. te 3 p. m. El:::::’ . ’Xl:;n:h;e nl;ldlz‘ DIUGLAS AE?;EJ" fi o u. the borders of the ted States and kept him|which the forest cover has a direct relation to| gy ue shouting 't From the | Gy Rt s f eets Monday there for twenty he must be pro-British|the run-off of water or to sofl erosion or to Housetops ROY NEWTON i i & :lghu; 8 oflclmill < fudi 0! 2 at i hese areas torrential rainfall T st gl ™ . o & agles’ all, and un-American is simply to appeal to prejudices |both, and that in t A New York man has been writ- - Proprietor i " and ignorance works havoc. ing to the doctors to find out Robert Simpson Dpuihe. Wil e 85 W § 08 s Trec ndations orma o8 L. Smith, Secretary. Visiting While The Empire belleves very intensely|, ™ B ”"‘[”';"”‘r":‘"'r‘:‘"‘"“:"‘("’l"qs;:[‘ll“:l‘"‘l" L JUTeSSeS | whether if he goes under the ether AND LOT CLEANING t. D ol S i P e fac ha estry ca 8 8 -l 8 o —————— —— 14 oA that the attacks of Mayor Walker and Senator|on. gupplement engineering works for flood ezarlll’l”;m\_-' .!;"(""f:f talking and re-| G. A. GETCHELL, r I Jraduate Los Angeiew OOk | | — Ewards were ol fair, they were fncomparably lcontrol. He does not contend that by cxtensive Y8l things about his past. 1;)1:}»‘ Phoky 108 or 148 BURFORD'S CORNER lege of Optomatry nd AMERICAN LEGION less represhensible than Senator Curtis's appeal |reforesation floods can be prevented. But he |300tors assure R 4 i Opthalmology - to prejud he declared that [does see benefits in ‘controlling the waters through |Unless his wife is the prize dumb-| Glasses Fitted PN Meets secona and 0 prejudces when he declared ha does see bene B g vaters R aeafated f . i A fourth Thursda; We Republicans want our ||1|v|v1)|1,.~1 fire prevention in the forests so as to stop|Pell it certainly is going to arouse PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY h <eneses Grouad y opened with the music of the further destruction and consequent erosion lee-']’“‘" r““.‘"j‘ ;”“:'[:"‘[d "‘9[“) “‘I' a J bR as & DR g z D ;:‘co‘h;huonth s Spangled Banner” and not the *‘Side- wise, he belieyes that waste land on farms should |10t of revealing that won't be done AU Miss Caroline Todd 2 ks of New York.” bs planted, so a8 to check erosion there. In fact, [under the ether. | g R - R P 2 sort of secticna apdoodle that!experience has shown that in many instances the SRR . Pian w T!m 8 e ahewls e greatest run-off has come from farm lands which Can't Blame 'Em THE EMPIRE HAS THE uARG: Special Rates Beginning P e Do wes wout to peddiei | T en tiadequately caredtar. -H sisoceuge] Dowa in tha Eouih-thby ks BST. MOST UP-TO-DATE AND September 1st WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART Mo he procisimad overytiing east of the Alle-[UUE S STNAT A0 e e ok | The sugas cane, BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING PHONE 2754 LEGION, NO. 439 ghanies as “Enemy Country.” : ¢ ) PLANT IN ALASKA. Meets 1st and 8rd Thursda; est lands in the Mississippi basin already approved | But they don't think much of | i e et d 8rd’T it It is close kin to the spew of the authorlny the Natfonal| Forest Reservation Commis-| 'THe hirricane. [ - . ;l.:i’ i e of a campaign hooklet that is being freely cir-{gion Poapid . 7 culated, in which a fellow named Kendall with| The value cf forests in flood prevention lies Help! THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY f::‘f."A:::m ,f.!';l;rfldn.:' a peanut for a brain, speaking of the issue, said: |primarily in their absorbing rainfall and check-| “It says here a baby was born e o4 . In brlet, it's the United States’ of ing erosion. They furnish a good ground cover|in a flivver while the mother was “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” fca against East Side New York and their roots hold soil in place. By shelter-|being rushed to the hospital,” re- = vl o S e e i A\“”z White!ing underbrush and plant growth they form a|marked Mrs. Grouch. 7 Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 i Brunswick Bowling topsoil which is retentive of water, and which “Great Scott!” exclaimed the A]le 8 does not readily wash away even on steep slopes. |husband, “are even the babies com. ! Thus the forests act in a sense as sponges, and |ing in cans now?" REMEMBER — The Carl- for men and ‘wvil‘m: withhold water from rapid run-off. Forest fires Skl son taxi is as close to you m"d_mm“;; Vil tional prejudices. If he is not a “nitwit” he destroy the covering and roots that serve to hold Names Is Names as your telephone PRoRY = knows that New York is the greatest exhibit in|both soil and water. Charles Dreadfulwater is a stu- —says Taxi Tad. v America for the competence, industry and loyalty | There can be little doubt that some program|dent in the Chilocco Indian school, G‘EO M SIMPKINS LO a y yalty t 3 5 he: - . . ° of its citizens. It is there more than any other|0f forest preservation and replanting such as the - L Jau mans to gat fhare quipk JAPANESE TOY gl 8 5 4 ly, call Slngle O or 94—we < one place that American superiority in the ap-|Department of Agriculture advocates is an im- Bad News For Today |portant item in flood control. Certainly the con-| «jonn, déar, I want you to help KV;;:_ "“‘“‘: Sl ‘ln’l’i‘x’l:'m:‘ your PRINTING and STATIONERY SHOP plication of science and art to craftsmanship [P : ; ! tinued destruction of forests can only lead t0|me get the plants in the house be. SCRIPTO LONG LEAD PENCILS H. B. MAKINQ and the practical ngs is bhe g WO (. ¢ 0 Rraotichiibings 1h heRag) worked out e kinued rapld brdkion, hSER 1o ftecit increases fullest measure. The building of that kreatest|ihe flood hayards when meaey saim ooy |fore the frost gets them.” FILING CABINETS OFFICE EQUIPMENT M S city in the world, the high-class workmanship!this is only a part of the problem. Extensive Soft For Him Phone 244 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office = in its manufacturi (and it is the largest|engineering works and widespread cooperation in 3 . i S 2 The man nvy most, y manufacturing center and - manufactures the|conserving the headwaters in a dozen different b hony Carlson 8 Taxi llld highest grade cf products in the country), the|States are necessary. +ho oA B Ay s T Ambulance Service l MORRIS manner in which the city functions, the operation SRR i, sy Must 48 iBa whik of four Py, Stanas av Alaskax ..ote! and - of her public service institutions, the hooks that Stands Squarel, Platfi Fedia 3 Juneau Billiards CONSTRUCTION are written and printed, the papers, magazines 5 sSquarely o orm. A 5, —tt Not A Bird, Either COMPANY and other publications that eminate from the (Seward Gateway.) “You are not - interested in fly- S Biagle 0 ‘wnd 94 ALASKAN HOTEL city, the manner in which the visitor is catered Former Delegate George B. Grigsby and |ing are you?” “‘ SAND and to in hotels and elsewhere, everything tells| Democratic nominee for Delegate this year clear-| “No, I'm no Byrd.” MODERN REASONABLE RATES GRAVEL the obvious story to an intelligent visitor that|ly sets forth in his recent statement in this B . New York Is the home cf more hard-working,|Paper, his aims and ambition as regard biy Needed Up There Berry S Taxl Dave HouseL, prop. Carpenter and Concrete W painstaking, capable workmen in the crafts,[WOrk in the Congressional Halls, should the resi-| The Chicago man met one of ork. e . . b A 5 lents of Alaska elect him in Novembe He |the City Fathers on the street. o e arts, professions, etc., than any other American |® ovember. e 3 e ! Ssasw dEsssesreeaate , city. Millions of hard-working, high-thinking, | '*10% sauarely upon the platform of his party| “Look here,” he said, “you fel. St]:ml; gtN(Estilr?g oo No job too large nor toe A 2 A s Wi *|—the de - 3 Alaska s 4 eau God-tearing American men and women make np he demand for self-government in Alaska. lows might at least p an ordi ¥ small for us. i i i S5 ' No great promises are put forward as bait to|nance compelling these gunmen to he majority of New York residents. Al Smith is|yoters but in simple and therefore plain manner | use firearms that don’t sound so M 0 R R I s one of them. Mr. Grigsby wants Alaska to have a full Terri- | much like a tire blowing out when p Why shouldn’t bands play a popular home-|torial form of government including Jnnh«ll:t];’n they are in action. I'm worn out LONSTRUCI'ION co town air as tribute to one that is being henored? |over the fisheries and game. and near nervous prostration from The Packard Taxi o L4 Would it be unpatriotic to play a California air| He will demand a repeal of the Alaska Bone|getting out of my car so often to PHONE kzn zt l ;S BYILDING CONTRACTORS at a Hoover meeting or a Kansas air at a Curtis|Dry Law with power vested in the Legislature|look at my tires.” an Phone 62 meeting? Wouldn't they be doing it if they|to enact such legislation on the subject of pro- 444 had aire that were as catchy and tuneful as is the |Ribiticn as the people might desire that is mnot More Or Less True Stand at Arctic “Sidewalks of New York?" in conflict with Federal legislation in the sub- To be successful marriage has to Talking of Americanism! We have a lot of [1°% ] he 8 ORI Wroposition. Therg o P UN FE B i i e o L-i\: us | Thats the whole works: mothing in the|ls just as little happiness when|{ PrOmpt Service, Day and Night i You will find our facilities complete EggMgfifill;{S R o b s o = g {above demands but what everyone can readily ol very mean standard for measuring it understand and really wish for. No confusion | fomrr===r=" %&%nAf}q{l% gf&x;?f d nient. It is our purpose 3 v oA 3 of technicalities or intermingling of ten-pound Bhone 843 D and conve . purp Moves, Packs and Stores HIGH LIVING AT DAWSON. words to vefl a hidden .meaning, but in & few M b 2 C f il gl ; . Freight and- B it words those things which Alaskans have long a ry s Lare e i at all times to merit the approval When the last mail left Dawson the inhabi-|Wished for. We strongly hope Grigsby is elected s ; A tants of the one-time metropolis of the North |t is time a new’ Delegate is sent to Washington. . Imperial Building h of our customers. In all of your were living high on bear steak At least the She—y e : s, SaaL e s i Front Street advertising columns of the Dawson News would| Willebrandt has ordered seized liquors MILLER’S TAX] connections with this Bank, there indicate that they had the opportunity to do so.|tU'¢! over to the Red Cross for use in the In a conspicuous position appeared the follow-|he Uistricts. Many persons in the affected Regular Dinners Phones 183 and 218 will be manifest in actual practice el i will not be sure whether they want flood Tansab ‘Aliaka e s R control.— (Seattle Times.) Short Orders CARS WITHOUT DRIVERS those elements which create FRESH CUB BEAR Canada and the United States of America - ARCADE CAFE ere ou the friendlist terms. But for some mys- Lunches The Home of Good Bats terinos reason citizens from this side of the H. GLEAVES, Prop. [border do most of the visiting.—(Washington |] OPEN 6 & m. to 2 a. m, Mr. Gleaves seemed to understand that the Star) people of Dawson were familiar with the delicacy | Rt R ) POPULAR PRICES of cub bear meat. At least he wasted no ad- Much has been said about T Y TAXI unney's motives nts Lunch serve PHONES Jectives or words of explanation—just “Fresh|for retiring, but probably .the future Mrs, Tun- xgrn(l:bgl‘so a. m. to g Cub Bear” was offered to bring the trade that|™ asn't received her full share of the credit. all caterers crave. g (« 'anuiinqulrer.) ’ p. m. dafly: 60 cents The B. M Behrends Bank sel'"}? "fl;g‘n:;e‘rmCo. dnyl of e-l‘l\ monlh v or Middle Western village or farm, yet it was an unfair attack If they had pointed to any con crete act or word in the record of Mr. Hoover laboring with when he called Senator Curtis a “nitwit.” He is either that or he is unfairly appealing for votes strictly on the basis of sec- ALL KINDS OF COAL PHONE 48 John Borbridge “Courtesy” and “Service.” IS POLITICS INVADING THE CHURCH?|, 0, """!¥ of Chelan County ary raiders found Office Phone 389 ;«' : il guarded by a nest of rattlesnakes. Could REEDER'S TAXI : 3 I Residence Phone 443 We are hearing a good deal about keeping|g;, ”um"\‘(u“(t‘l')‘:-l:)r';l?gzatjt‘fi! 1:‘““”"" the stuft HARRY MABRY 182 | the church out of politics but not so much about i hnes, i —_—— W ? 3 " il ; 5 . || THE. EMPIRE HAS THE LAR ';‘ keeping politics out cf the church. Perhaps that Dr. Cook is one explorer v hose address is il (EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE z:’ because candidates for office are frequently [known-—(Toledo Blade.) 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