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

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 1928. that he made his living as a bartender| Hehtsnd s aspirin is because ac| UNITED ST;\;[‘ES - al Dall\' Alaska Empzro [oetoigtn vriial moset dhrsltay Thita 1o Dews o T | s awed peonle eiuse| Department of the Tntrior PROFESSIONAL |1 —————— i ALO! IFE to be convinced by anything but JENERAL LAND B . raterna ries :om' W TROY - - - EDITOR A}\D MAN.‘.GER Grover was accused of sending nl DETOUR a headache next morning that they U. 8. Land Office, o i n to an insane ylum and have ached the time of life Anchorage, Alaska, T i or 4 Svery g cxcept Sunt w"\ e n ¢ to support. his llegitimabe ofepring. He| | By SAM HILL when they have got to pass up September 19, 1928. DRS. KABER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel Btreets, ‘Jun"n‘ Alask lwas said to be the habitual associate of men and |- —————— g midnizht lunches. Sotes 8. DODS ‘clven: that iy — s " T | It's looking at a flapper, not{Anton Kahne, entryman, togeth- 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. Or Else Has A Darn Poor Memory|paying her bills that gives you|er with his witnesses, William P B 5 e When grandma was a lass, she|the impression she is content with|Anderson, and Henry Vermeire, it BILO;E‘;’% e Juneaun Liones swet bare existence all of Haines, Alaska, has sub. i d C] ' bl A ‘;;)r,;r;;“pr?vrlvl\gnln“l SRRl o Warren G. Harding was part colored; a fam-| young folks didn’t pet and never| If men didn’t have stomachs as|mitted final proof on his home o ub By mall, postas e following rates: ily breaker; a gambler and drunkard, according played with . 1well as eyes to be considered beau. |Stead entry, serial 06121, for lots Meets every Wew I Do D vancs : i, In advance |1, the whisperers it there be times when her|tiful girls probably would make|l and 2, section 12 and lot 1 nesday at 12-3% Bubscribers w i if they will promptly| Whisperers ney up on Woodrow Wilson randdaughter thinks {better wives than the homely ones.|N%NWl4, section 13, T. 32 s. Dr. Charles P, Jenne o’clock. i i . : lure or Irregularlty | ;14 stopped at nothing in thelr attempts to| The d old lady is a wall.] The only time skirts now ever|R. 59 E. C.R.M. and it is now D¥RTiN Lester D. Henderson, Presidest Telephone tor | 88 Offices, 374. |destroy his hold on the American people. Col.| | get below the knees is' when the{in the files 6f the U, 8. Land H. L. Redlingshafer, Secy-Treaa elep Xices, J o i e e I”m”;! |girls slip them down to step “”Nance. Am:ho_ragp. A_lnskn, and Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine B. P. 0. ELKS He took a man into| Just That and Nothing More [of them instead of pulling them ;' no protest is filed in the local Bullding ting every Say,” said a man stopping a|off over thelr heads. and office at Anchorage, Alaska, | | Telephone 176 educsday even- c Th } ¢ brigade. stketed ' their|Passt itizen » you drink?"| The reascn we.are sure there :.rm‘lllll‘irtt“ ({r:»,‘rh;d”;.r, f“;'t’““-”fl’"i BRI Yo T R L U AR s Hall "" SRR T6 8% LARG D o S SRR eele W blankety-blank blazes|would be no sale for anti-skid|® y days thereafter, said crschmiat, ca l\)»w'.;‘iar,'ronYLc‘wr_Apyzm;qAnurv paign again Gen. Washington within 8l ditterence idoes it makettd 3_‘“]{‘:““‘]‘“.,. straps is heca girl\,}lfnfll proof w:]lih;- accepted and Dr. A. w. Stf-wart I ———— |vear after he became Commander ot s Bevolu-|_, s ®F WUSR (0 it e a0 o miefaire ing ftor|final certificate issued. AR nary Army and they have uot stopped yet|log tno inaig ! | them when they break from their| J. LINDLEY GREEN, Hours 9 & m. to 6 p. m. i Grant was accused of being a drunkard,| «only this” replied the other,|moorings. i TR : Rul:tlhtler.‘) SEWARD BUILDING Co-Ordinate Boc... father of half-breed children at all the army|“rm a strans this towin asd ok i )"u"b“ ““u“"v {”" ‘l"> ]-'9’~8< Office Phone 469, Res. of Freemasonry it which he was stationed as a young|r'm dying for a drink. Just thought | v i cation, Nov. 16, 1928. Phone 278 Scottish Rits n, dishonest, “Secesh” at heart, etc. ; it you did you could tell me where Y. M. C. A. Secreliary — . | Regular meetings | oY SO | 7 7| second Friday gach the character murderers who are out in|[I could get PIRE. Yk ios h % month_ at 7:30 \ the dark trying to destroy Gov. Smith are not | Dr. H Vance { '"I 244 Fellows new variety of jackals. Their breed has long Passing Observation i Osteconth—201 Godatetn Bldg | A license to prac law Bntered In the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class| women of the underworld drunken bum, dis matte: nest and worthless; a shyster lawyer without SUBSCRIPTION PATFS |education, culture or brain make 1 a charge of drunken-| in b Pasding k11 to. 12: 1 to en known. And, like was often the vase fn the| There are still u few T‘“]“h"”‘ Pt & b doases: ey fc [,. whom a I o u” e @ Licensed O-tennnmlc nyur'-n more appropria han Phone: Office OF MOOSE SlEiatis dighter : K Resldence, unflnum Ho'-\l Juieeh L“" No. 78 3 B —_—— 3 Moets every Mondal night, at & JYclocw t e ver f ir pursuit is a testi LOVAL onowa monial of hi uperior vi If he were any what ! harg would be beaten yering s Names Is Names vi 2 ~ . -, i WALTER HELLAN, Dictator. C. Noon lives near Curlew, Kan., » 0 When thes American Congress was discussing | ¢ wo eant say whether he i ; BILLIARDS Dr. Geo. L. Barton J. H. HART, Secretary ubmi sighteenth Amendment | pajated to. et 2 0 = CHIROPRAGTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. | | .~ submissic ighte Amendment| rejated to the well-known Hi-Noon. 3 WOURT JUNEAU LOBGE 7 i Aol States ‘were consldating ‘16 PREORGIAR tiste Al o FOR EXERCISE! Office Service Only ' ke Mr. Sut w 1 his speech Saturday ; i i Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 1000, 2| | secona’ and Pounh Mon- night that ka has five times the area any|'Were three men in the country who had occupied Speakin'a Intolerance # p. m. to 6 p. m. and 7 p. m lay of each month fin Q/( MORE SUTHERLAND IGNORANCE. of the oth es had when they were given Exsllod popiioh oF SR SUNTINE 0 B 7o, uot Do 7 The man who keeps his to 9 p. m. Phone 529 Bnning BT elock: B o e iatioht | Minad nsibilities » office: President Wilson and A crime to ;..._\ feet under a desk all day CHIROPRACTIC HARRY T rlSad M- Srope i 4 ¢ Presidents Roosevelt and Taft All three ol ho refuse i i e stter — i is not the practice of Medicine, 36 i Territory a e time had an area exceedin g ; ARy S b dote sy et will f}e] better thm’k AR Ly KR | etary. 100,000 square 1 and a population of about m were opposed to Prohibition and all o ) . better—after an hour’s — 8 Ord 5 em believed it would prove a fallure if adopted. \ relaxation at the = EASTERN STAR 5,000. Missouri itory even larger, in 1 Nothing Else But {1 relaxation at the x of them were right Second and Fourth re st sl e R e b opOreat Scott!” exclaimed the| (NS JUNEAU BILLIARDS ||| Helene W. 1. Albrechb e T B < . Cincinnat how do you| Trafi O MiLBRED MA!! Alaska Juneau stock wa 1d on the Stock| - Reinnatl Fony i approximating t of Alaska. Oregon Territory | WhE SOEa ; g i | Stand the infernal racket living so| it i i PO A TI Worthy Matres. . iange in New York yesterday for $8.50 This bAL B e SAeTE——— “'fld__ ALICE BROWN, Secy at one time had more than 400,000 square mile ! close to the 1 e e ol v and Washington Territory more than 300,000 within 15 per cent. of par. ~While stockS) ‘uwen, jt js 11" admitted the| _Fred W. Ramsey of Cleveland is Medical Gymnaatics. Maesage creripiag” ¥NIGHTS oF e e ; TR A | TSP NG 7 (50, % Goldsteln Blds. \ generally are high, this phenomenal raise in|cpicago host the new general secretary of the| | s 410 Goldstein Bide. coLUMBUS Michigan and other rritcries had _similar g Phone—Office: 423, Seghers Council No. 1760, g 1arke ilue of the A a June: s proof , omen’s Christi, 1 3 — — Meetings N 3 Rbon r valu f th a Juneau is proo Young W stian .s.gc].‘ Janeau Pflbllc berary ngs second and lag Mo o he investing public have complete confidence Bad News for the Eyes tion in the United States. T+ Jifl'..ynfifim"i.’p“r.p.‘,rg'f.fi ; i T G Aaatitving. the refis. | headling ; and @ 2 3 | te attend. Couneil Sham- approaching the population or wealth of Alaska Juneau’s t mir is justifying the faith We're heading back to Hl“\,,,,,A o B Rt o Mo Valentine’s Optical Dept. bers, Fifih Street. == |74 They g " Pt ol oy ts developers grapefruit season TR Free Reading Room R. L. DOUGLASS SDW. M. MCINTYRE 3. K. T H. J. TU'RNER. Secrvtary. A - | Optician and Optometrist ties at once. It was not necessary. It would not | || ity Hail, second Fioor . s ) One Would think Alaskan fishermen, whites Looks It, Anyway GARBAGE | i een = Room 16, Valentine Bldg. || —f oo - be nece for Alaska to do so nd Indians, would ask themsclves what Mr.| With all those flaming leaves, Houie 8 8. % 0 B 0w i o | t Meets Mondar In none of these cases did the acquisition of| o\ oot T e that they should vote We guess we ought Rea;ih;unl?n?;n‘%pen Il!l‘rom by Aprointment | &nlghls 8 o'clock a full Territorial form of government retard : Not ‘be surpsised to Hid i . p. m. oo Lagles’ Ball for hi forever. What has he dcne to win their growth. In every instance it accelerated it. v g A ; Octot | Uigenibtion Room Oneseiram | Douglas. William Ott, W. P. Guy 130 p. m. g t. D L. Smith, Secretary. Visiting ol 4 Al eoilect ) 54| Javet T AND LOT CLEANING {19 6:30 p. m—7:00 p. m. to Robert Simpson Brothers welcome. None o 1 h organized had anything aska enough money now in way of taxation to maintain a full Territorial BT j Why Mother Hunted a Calendar| G. A. GETCHELL | e b { A i . b e & AR | ’ urrent Magazines, Nawspapers i form of government. It collects a lot more than| Americ Best Customer. What's the date?” asked moth.| Phome 109 or 149 i leleru:ce Books, Etc i I ur?:::':c ’6"&0325:;":.3”' AMERICAN LEGION Washington Territory and & counties in | At (e Esthers );\1]“’1 was starting a letter. e FREE TO ALL { Opthalmelogy B edtory clodtet fon ‘the Honualatisn’ il cinng p “Blind,” sighed daughter. O et R o 1 - ‘ R ShiTstors “collected when the populgtion of Within the last year Canada has taken the < Bt s Glasses Fitted Meots second and Washington was much larger than that of Alaska. |, . 0 45 Jong occupled by Great Britain as our Fairy Tale [— —-m\‘ sneses Grouad ‘ fourth Thursday It is silly to talk of having self-gover nnmnhlm t for Rl el Bt ¢ g | eacn month {» es ) gn customer For the first halt Once upon a time a beauty par. T ) T S S B S e s, with o Terrlorial government with ane Log-|ot saos americanexports w0 ‘our " morthern | o0 hcey 200 5 me & bemuty yar- | AyypQS BURFORD'S CCRNER { | T Mico Caroline Todd || SHARE et islature, acting also as a Board of ('uun(\ 1'un\- ueighbor amounted to $429,000,000, being nearly ¥ | the women spent all their house | missioners, sitting every two years for sixty|$45,000,000 greater than those taken by the|p,,ov for groceries gs: PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY Sp&?fiokatesn;el:‘::n! days, the only board of control. It is worse than|United Kingdom. These figures hecome all the < - D r— : : . i - > . September 1st to say this condition can be changed by|more significant when the relative population Al Definltions & None Better—Box or Bulk oy s Wiy WOHNGIOO’NHI?(?SEHQILET ! b T o ' AT 1/of the two British nations is taken into account % LEI 43! ) a Controller Bill. Until there are local i Bunk Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays governments, such as counties, Alaska will have| ' ith less than nine and cne-half million people each month, 8 P.M. at Moose | A 3 i Tieves v 14Ve| _about the same as the population of the metro- a | . bureaucratic government—Federal and 'I."”"l“r"|m|v(m| district of New Yotk——Oatiada now &be L. - . 1 Hall. What some people slesp Ve e e ) B in—and what others revel in ! ) fal buresus must do the work sorbs more than 18 per cent, of our total ex- Just As Senaible THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY onts Asnds Jriek Roturder, 4 A What Alaska needs is a full Territorial form ports, equivalent to annual purchases of $90 If c.l-i-m-b spells “clime,” % of government so the people might govern them-|a person, compared with $17 per capita by the|l Will be hanged if I can see - “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” 4 selves |people of Great Britain Why, when it comes to spelling 2 % ¥ 2 | It is quite to be expected that such factors time, < ; Corner 4th and Franklin St Phone 136 AN 7 A W IMENT | A8 &€ aphic propinquity, intimacy of inter-|{We can't spell it t-i-m-b! = P (AYR’I-\\I;"'\I!{\F l}{i;‘llll}}l\} ,l”(')"‘\“;' ()IQI\E“‘\I course, and similarity of consuming habits and P ——— | Brunswick Bowling ‘ Alleys tandards, should tend to make trade with our The Berries At That P st ¥ | for men and women SIGkL ielgitor s Intaikiys tidh WitHIIHE LWt sRRthe o stump speak Stand—Miller's Taxl i | |transatlantic British Isles, Moreover, three of [does Congressman Howler make We help you have a happy | Phone 218 arrangements have been made for the purchase |y S€|the largest items in our exports to Camada,| “Never heard one who could beat Hallowe'en ¢ ) R TGP of the Alb railways, including the line that nmamely, coal, iron and its products, and petro-|him at \iowi]”_{ with alarm.” —says Taxi Tad. . ° S (.4 . w1 - Is designed to tap the northern British Co-{leum and its derivatives, are commodities of Tk i ay r ! : h he witch may ride a broom— i NE lumbia region, by the Canadian Pacific Railway |which Great Britain is itself either an exporter JAPA\ SE TOY ! 1 ai i ] It's Publicity Makes 'Em Liberal| | but you and your partner to Company and the Canadian National Railway|Or the controller of extensive foreizn sources of [ There are a lot FRDVIING ank BEATSIRY SHOP i of big gifts to| |the Hallowe'en dance had bet- lines. The offer cf th ilway companies to[SUPPLY. The fact, however, that our exports to|charity that are entered as adver.||ter take a taxi. Call Single SCRIPTO LONG LEAD PENCILS H. B. MAKINO FILING CABINETS OFFICE EQUIPMENT Mront:Street Word comes from 'the South that tentative purchase the properties contains a pledge to con,|CaNada during the first half-year showed an in-|ising on the donor's hooks 0 or 94 and provide a Carlson z crease of 6.4 per cent. over the corresponding B taxi to add to the comfort l P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders, tinue construction of new lines to open up new | . of - ok ila oA e U 3 i i i Bteas ae’ fest s practicable; It the tentativelier o Of 1947, while those to the' United Too Far South and pleasure of the evening. Phone 244 Qpposite Alaska Electric Light Office Kingdom declined by 7.5 per cent., is symptom- I Sl 1 v mouth agreer - > v 1) i . 3" \/ H agreement Is ratified by the Dominion and Alberta [atic of changes that have their basis largely B Carlson’s Taxi and governments the rallways will become the joint|in post-war international financial relations. mb 1 property of the Canadian National and the Can-| The United States stands today as a creditor “”.,[-,r,'mrnls, mr,’;‘."",'h ~ Ambulance Service. MORRIS adian Pacific Inaticn on capi ount in respect hoth to Great T Byrd, Stands at Alaskax ..otel and CONSTRUCTION It is believed that the consummation of the|Britain and Canada. 1In the case of the former, R JuEa Billiards purchase will result in solving the Peace Riyer|AMErica’s position is the result of intergovern| _ =~ Real Sensation 418 pyoo ginole 0 and g4 CONPANE ; ! ; YWEr ental loans, exceeding $4,600,000,000, the pro-| Well. what's the most startling connection with the IIVLI\I‘ and Prince ]{uxuxl‘“. bV ot which ware ,“““,;m_'l'in e ru’plleul) piece of news In the paper,” sar. | B———————- ] SAND and Hopes that the mew line will be comstructed tolge the war. In the case of Cnads. reweser |castically asked the wite of her o MODERN REASONABLE RATES GRAVEL that place. Th Is, also, considerable sentiment|American capital investments, which have in-|husband; who had real all through In favor of making Portland Canal, at Stewart,|creased from a little over $400,000,000 before the|the meal and her chatter Berl‘ ’S T L Dave HouskL, prop. across the line from the Alaskan town of Hyder,[war to more than $3,000,000,000 at the present| “An account of a man who is y axt the Coast terminal. In eit case development |time, have heen applied chiefly to the develop-|Suing his wife for divorce for not PHONE ¢f morthern British Columbia unquestionably will{ment of that country's natural resources and in-|talking emough,” he snapped asti be stimulated, and growth either at Prinee[dUstrics. Fully two-thirds of America’s capital . B Guatineau Rupert or on Portland Canal will be helptul to|*tAke in Canada is employed in the railroad, Ho, Hum! o {hydro-electric, pulp and paper, mining, metal- These are days when wo: § Alaska {hydr r , me men are lurgical and manufacturing industries. Since|weighed and found wanting—a| P===r=== ¥ MORRIS i H Carpenter and Concrete PRt oA Work. 199 T No job too large nor too! small for us. {much of this investment is in the form of stock |lighter weigh, CONSTRUCTION CO WHISPERING CAMPAIGNS. in Canadian subsidiaries of American corpora- Tl The Packard Taxi P . —_— tions —there being now some 1,100 American- More Or Less True PHONE BYILDIRG CONTRACTORS As the victim of a whispering campaign Gov. |controlled branch factories or assembly plants in A new fur coat on a woman of- 444 n | . | Phone 62 Smith is in good company—and successful com-|the Dominion—it is not surprising that strue- ten means friend husband has lost pany. In most of the campaigns where t-(‘:m(lul‘t;““v“mmm“'_” and machinery _*hw (| constitute | another battle in his fight for Stand at Arctic mongers have sneaked throughout the country|th¢ larsest group of our exports to a country economy. spPeading poison for the purpose of :Imtmylng‘““,']'” \”‘ o ""I".\"Tl"f.n,r" e Dlosely assoclated | rhe reason there Is such a big S Ry character and bringing about the defeat of those|vp vvogo o ot0 finance and technique. —Exports 5o © Promge Service, Day and Night y ; it of producers’ goods tend to accompany the export A ¢ whom they would be afraid to meet in the open, [of industrin Lot P e CovicH AuTo SERVICE t!-e m:'lllunm! have been successful. For vears | Joth Canada and Great Britain consistently 8 STAND AT THE OLYMPIC New England preachers and Federalist politiclans|show an adverse balance of trade with the United b Phone 342, Day or, attempted to destroy the standing of Thomas|States, amounting last year to about §400,000,- ry s a e Higiit Jefferson through the whispering methods, {900 in each case. With the former country the Junssy, Alaska Athiest and infidel were amcng the mildest names|'2'8¢ snnual additions to our holdings of Can- Imperial Building he was called. It was ¢ ged that he was a|’0ian securities provide credits 15t which Front Street " 4 z ‘ exchange cs be freely sold to cove PXcess im- demagogue and dishonest, that his promises were| ~ ., o ) ' excess im B orthinas, that he wos Ire en s® WIS ports, In case of England, however, the, exchangs MILLER’S TAX] gy TR MDA Lk A |gituation is aggravated by the necessity ak- lar Di bent. In New England the voters were told that|| i e oGy OF LR Regular Dinners Phones 183 and 218 |ing nual remittances of over $160,000,000 to his first enterprise if elected President would be|Washington for the service of ghasen, Atka her sterile to burn the bibles. It is said that in hundreds The reduction of England's ,,,.(-'.Ii-l..-fiflé Short: Orders R LT SRIVERS of cases, when his election was reported, people|trac ilance with the United States has thus gon s buried their bibles—or otherwise hid them become a matter of national concern which has Lunches The whisperers said that Gen. Jackson was|f0Und expression in “safeguarding of industry” ; immoral; a coarse, uncultured ruffian and mur-| " carrying imperial preferences, and in or- Openiise ¥ 0.2 &. m. . “Courtesy” and “Service.” derer; that he was not decent or fit company|fol " CMOMS o procure cssential imports|{ POPULAR PRICES John Borbridge . NE for clean-minded people; that he had no sense|| e SR MTE G s refife s TAXI b 48 A A, . Bad’no; TN ¢ activifies of the Empire Cotton Growing|{ Merchants Lunch served of the “finer things;” that it would be a Na-|Assoc ition, the Empire Marketing Board and of ¢ i 3 v tional disgrace to admit him to the White House.|the Royal Dutch-Shell and Aue and of)} from 11:30 a. m. to 2 Days—482 Nights—377 uglo-Persia It was charged in whispers that Abraham]groups raisn. 0% p. m. daily. 50 cents 7 Service Transfer Co L gl T N S The B. M. Behrends Bank SAW MILL WobD dgnorant, dishonest; that he was an egotistical|PTofoundly affected by international capital claims 4 . om“"yfo country bumpkin, a fool that was such a fool|*Nd MOvements, and the post-war developments in |} * 9 9 FHDE WP . et ke dis sakNeow thet be wus o ool dhatl ) Ve, istons i Great Britain({ - HARRY MABRY B L, e Wi s N 4 ang ada are such as to make t 8 7 —_—_— = e was coarse, culgar and immoral; that heli..iiio iy our export trade ome th ’: l( h‘:";(g'l" THE EMPIRE HAS THE LAR @ssociated with the scum of his community; that|not only to persist, but to be ab I8 B EST, MOST UP-TO-DATB n?'n h was an atheist who ridiculed religion, ete.,{marked in © R more-l . 3 3 4 BLST EQUIPPED JO! PRINTING JUNEAU TRANSFER ! ; COMPANY and convenient. IZ 18 our purpose Moves, Packs and ston. Freight and You will find our facilities complete at all times to merit the approval of our customers. In all of your connections with this Bank, there will be manifest in actual practice those elements which create Prompt Delivery of ALL KINDS OF COAL the future, EQ "IN