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BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG eS DOCToR Tm MR GOOGLE = MY END MR KLOTZ 1S UNDER The SPELL AGAIN = HE BARKEL Al NIGHT AND CARRIED ON At Nou ER ComMme ErAMINE GET e MR GoC N\GHT MARE SEEMS PERFECTLY AORV GLE - PRC ] WAST NUGHT HAD A “ThERE THERE el RIGHT. Mk Nou Excuse us MOME N T A HAVE TaLw MR GOOGLE ThaT / AREDAL RIGHT OVER - I May i LICENMSE S A X TP CERTANY 4 A S 1 a I WANT T I TH ALONE .06 DOCTOR X W WAIT FOR Nou DO CABINET YEARS LAID THE GROUND WORK FOR POLITICAL CAREER OF HERBER ! By CLINTON COFFIN . (A. P. Staff Writer) WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 yoars of cabinet ce te lay the foundation for the politi- | (; cal carcer of Herbert Hoove cne o was done by his romantically suc-|c; hi cessful business performanc by the enduring fame of his war exploi Ahough orphaned farmer boy before tc lead perhaps the greatest combination in mine enginee and mine management had, by etanding professional skill, by table labor organization and cugning finance, attached national importance to his person ality, the accomplishme Iy & le to a rather s of feosmepolitan popul Fuzther, te. that sewvice in re of the had opened a new vista complishment and ha ! 1ed out until the movement he led wab responsible for visioning | half the ‘white popu f the giope; desnite t} he bad dared | 10 conduct a y war adfinistratic the Unit Stahes, in days when food adminis- trajors forced to put bars hatw pedple and the mobt inctantiy zons of their | ula nover | of ~Eight br it did more | ing relaxed, purposeful exertion man and his galaxy of s succeeding years service was to ant, careful ess for the shment in public th adve! ment was the to make most Al instantly routine that cabinet officer cal of the dephriment. sometin for and b and huric pporters dur- Hoov h he binet '8 poli had made 1 a mal of exhi we from | en zonially conference ancth {worked cui a well defined |for such things First would be a preliminary Hoover [ vestigation of the | up, and then | His Personality |some quiet and unncted | In some vs the personality of | With parties at rest bert with "[‘Y'nl‘l”_\‘ best in do, ond stage w the Hoover dinne more later business was a expedient of h last there was everybody talking neath the surface always a complet gram, orkir ly out as planned 1921 conference the f 1921 were pl to plus | ace rvice medhod clear ment sought of argu.- to in- com- be ting sup- the lowa | ment t 1914 situation th would ma and who rose nation | ing ing J no- by W |1 oover, which the enterprise had to was almost basically unsnited for politics herto most American pol |have poss gifts bat go toward making actors su TOuD | cessy They are' touched ¥ what the psychclo B | exhibitionism | most —of dinner nstantly s cabinet And conference at under- y and t pro-| automati- which | table | rking ia for ssed some of th call hig free inva H most they know how, sub-consciously, to impress s fn multitude, to ch I by their bearing their words and gestu Hoover did not and he does nct.! A man of no pretention, wedded simplicity that makes him ful to use the si could not at fi speech unless He could writ his B desq 1l ople, gy or a ca Among the kind conference gatherings of unemployment Out of i probably m of cmerged what set of palliativ i loft Hoover [ viction or so turn a striking he had a)and onme hob! hated ‘citi- | delightful sense of humor, but he|{was that wage levels f ountries, | did not mueh like a crowd. Out-'of labor had bee these things counted for compara. | side of an ingellect admittedly first| boosted to a higher tivgly little in the American politi. |clags, and the stored memory of a|was the duty management calarena That was proven in'lifetime of inveterate work, he had |aceept the fact 1 work 1920, when his friends, quality of important poli.|befterment in efficiency would hi ‘That was his capac.jenzble commodit 5 appar with a onomic ir convic r all cla L anently imbued phrase; e ior o to ow iower around | expensive union coal T €. HOOVER lat his | cor, | for | opposition terested tuse of develcpment | fallure on lo modera irough distribution wholesale iments was the the nation and | Al I ith far various political frem '21 the coal by strife and methods faily [broadened economy to industry , the conferen something cl strik in tut cored in 1 take |raiiroad hop crafts; the | rey around cheap non-un 1 production in the south roduction wear to th Iving the north out In it finally Hoover's to e that of trying general public while the I s piayed out. He rather s fully got nen-union rs to hold down union producers, ¢ was much rowing He at his in cont could only itsc concern | cc pro ices wher although in the a best undor the tempt pressur sts, and produce eed to L ton when they could } is coal take taken #10, learned something about that Gives Warning ™ you gentlemen now,” h one gathering was arranged, vou bring about this ment within your indust orotect the people the Unitec States or the government of the tountry will lay such a hold your industry that you will never| zet rid of it again.” things leave political Hoover failed to carry th wher “that ol o and sirove vali milating the bor—notwiths ocratic and R raviy ranks conflieting nd ing | keted price s ETouns ‘and of puzzling out le by arose from study of the One Fiasco hat first presidential entes; romiges. The gi s akin!that business act must more that ordinarily dem rated | in cyeles, up and down, fluctuating wag'a simple fiasco. The d total it placed MNehind Hoover' glator of long = e!lin great from prosperity mbination with adminis.| to depression Never since ther name in the conventions of 1920!tra wag humiliating; all that was lcfi long experience it tock him a|has there been a day when a Hoo- way on the that had|ver led committee of some kind of {the Dbitterness of failure was been laid out. has not bheen ctudying this wave ambition to try again, held firmly| Had Some Job |theory ana cul on the re nog alone by the man himsel, t| For there was plenty for a man|sources c¢f business, ence anc byithe host of people who hz'(l‘nf his mark to tackle from the|politics which might’ be applied counted it a thrilling privil to/mcment the Harding administra-|{to leveling out the curve. wolk in relief expedition and food|tion got under sail. The govern.| Standardization administration as “Hoover men.”{ment had tosunwind the tangle of Somewhere in this thinking h He* buck'zd down to learn the!war in 40 different directions; | Geveloped the idea of standardiza game of politics; to conform to its there was business depression al.|tich of a semi.national campaigr traditions and_accepted President most everywhere as the war boom(to hel palong quantity production Hapding’s invitation tto take the died down; the railroads were des.iby getting users and makers o post of Secretary of Commerce. " [perately situated; war wege levels| every industrial article to cut “Chief, this is a long way down had ‘o be adjusted, and interna-|down the numbers of si shapes Peinsylvanla avenue from the, tional relations, ugually a field for and qualities of things made and Wiite House,” observed one of single minded operation of the' kept in stock. Amazing savings thoke engineer associates who state department, had to be con-|are claimed for this enterprise, en. catie to Washington for the Hard-|sidered in the light of the econom.-|thusiasts creditin git with some inge inauguration as he greeted ic and financial necessities of all, substantial share of responsibility er, just installed as commerce the nation, {for American industrial prosper- ivity wav and spe residential primaries in the state of West Virgini Also in| 1 Harding and his adviser rying to settle the rail strike, cived the notion that the York Dbankers could control t | presidents and help out a lit- tle. Hoover went there to another private conference; the veil never| has been completely lifted, but! the fact remains that nothing was| wccomplished, and some lasting ir- ‘itations were aroused. Near Fiat Break | Possibly the nearest’ to a fla| reak came when the conference| uechod was tried on the ugricul-| ural situation. There was an| administration rather than a Hoo- ver program there, but the seeds of McNarg-Haugenism, the idea of, controlling the foreign marketing of farm crop surplus to maintain 1 coa W | desired prices within the country | were sprouted there. Hoover, | chairman for the gathering, gavel. | | pot | companied | inspired | seven tionaries THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, 1928: By BILLE DE BECK 7 should it Alaskan sranted that care Jackson, Nick, Milton, Neither he take V'ny‘ | Havvey to the burden of » against him. Scandals of 1924 lals of 1924, Tea- the other «charges cabinet mem- nd Daugherty, broke and his asso- nistration stood back was little else to do, except to fend off the attempts to muddy up their own records, un- olidge, triumphant.- nonstratod that idered gullt in wmal to individuals to the Republ next three I3 gave unity for appearing 1S When dome H 1 wver awhile. There count matte not party Hoover m the and s th Mississipy the | | 1oc without lady 1| Geo. Bremner, Pau-lHenry, Peter wce t X| tate Milton, John Bremne Harvey art Bremner, Sam Heneng Yaku- Clive Broo¥ vas v|tat; J. F. Hoag, Seattle; R. Pratt, much with Ketchikan; M. Waldahl, Cordo Powe eward; J 1 mitten Zynda Cha Williams; v . NCTICE TO CREDITORS things rlc In the Commissioner's Court for You N Territory of Alas Divi- reader N On f A. Boyle, ind ex-Officio Juncau Precinct. In will f Commis- Probate in frankne that miracle ofthe he at a moment the Matter of the ‘ml,hv have been bl FRANCE TIVIS G i - - o> ¢ art 1 when of de- tate N, nsed NOTICE IS HEREBY the undersigned Gth day of November, 1928, ppointed administrator of Francis Tivis ed. All persons ainst the said will pre ‘\\Hl\ I vouchers verified the 1424 Golastein GIVEN, on AT THE HO1 was, Gastinean Rich; May V Wyller; W. H ) ! Mr J. Christenson; W. Jones, Ketchikan; G. F. Gib son, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Cha { Borsh, Wrangell; E Williams, St. Michael W. R fridge, Ketchikan; H. B. Carbray a tle; Mrs. Theo. Kettleson, Sitk Mr. and Mrs. Irving Reed banks; Chas. McLaughten Hammond, Anchorage Myr. and i Mrs. McCord; Miss Frieda |Fir Ramonof, Seward Last G. L. Nos: stedt; F Mr. 1 on, dece: ing hav- estate of ent them and duly undersigned at Building, Juneau, within six (6) months t date of this notice. Dated Juneau, Alaska, 5th day of November, 19 H. L. FAULKNER publication, Nov. 7, publication, Dec. § — DOUGLAS NEWS CPENS TAILOR SHOP Mobly claims deceased opér to P thig Lena 2 1928. 1928 Jack of shop Juneau, fler in the cottage formerly pied by Marshal Grant. He was formerly connected with the Wolland Tailor Shop. A clean ing and pressing business will b done in comnection with his tail oring h ha Dougl ed a ating in (ot B B et e Pioneer Pool Hall MILLER TAXI IN CONNECTION Telephone 183 Pool—RBilliards in Vermont organize suc- had be togriher biought h to Bet téntative element cd P He m out en while putting f a poli mi, n the dra Ana present An walerways a real asset [§ 1 'S commerce, open Missouri »piing the schome into tho Great th elso In carried and carric well as support, H bring about a con. the seven statos In. the Colorado river 1 waters and a great scalc One of them. Arlzona, iment and with a 1l agreement nation. quickly developed the hut ama 'd Buropean tedly in the ge adminieira. h to th ing channel. ad for a canal Lak ever politics, early scu t between in s its bucked the a dissensions He join ment of s assceiates, al ed, to 2 of his wholehear demand of the tion for colle from Allied 1 ) war Tull It wag day ot tha C merce lepartment when L ) Was not a committee or two for the secretary to attend, and a bad week when new campaign was initiated All it was ac- by effective publicity a poor mn. sessiol a of work. In the midst of the activity he and led, he dwelt the years and remained always same person, outwardly im- passive, unmoved, generally silent, Yet he is highly nd al- most uniquely aware of eriticism. Application ention to dutie before mim is continual rather than intense. Running orgarizations Imost a with him, and every Hoover machine had soma- thing of the same characteristics. Somebody at the top would be re- ponsible to him for its function. and then in it there would parallel machine, cf func almost casually rep ng to him personally on the quali- s of the ostensible leaders. Anp- proachable by anybody, there is msiderable doubt that anybody awiully close to Herbert Ho The most intimata s speak of “the Chief” and have L little awe in the mention. Most] very man ‘who got an honor or a job from Herhert Hoover had the the sensitive of ing e a | clear notlon that he had to make good or get out. It is an odd at- nosphere in politics, but it has Uways clung to the associations Hoover bulilt. As said box the dinners rep- nted the conciliating element in the long campaign. The Hoo- vers never dined alone, and fre- | queptly they dined with many, in from 1 vogue somewhat removed the formal. It was a heterogen- us company that passed through he dining hall, and many of them Hoover, with the able aid of Mrs, Hoover, won, Nearly everybody congress and diplomacy, and even in journalism—toward the end of the seasong—passed through the invitation lists. The two children of the family, grown and gway, left the secretary and his wife free to the whole hearted cn- couragement of the army of people eventually enlisted to make him President. In the limited groups that a dinner table cap accommo- date, Hoover's real likeability, his grasp and his fitness were easily brought out. But the work never ceazed. From nine to six each day the man at his office or meeting elsewhere pecple to whom he told things or who told him. Regularly he kept three private secrotaries busy and on occasion supplemented the force, 3¢ pace would get him in I Dou Meet your friends at The Pionecer. Chas. Miller, Prop. { D B e J | DUDDEN LEAVES daughter TONIGHT—7:30 FLORENCE VIDOR in Seattle where “You Never Know Women” fer the winter. with for over three months LOWELL SHERMAN and CLIVE BROOK - GCES BCUTH xull MEDICAL ELECTION VOTE It's .Sllf:" _.r\umn Show and How | A total vote of 208 was cast | Pl ces- 7710_2“_10 cents cn Douglas Island yesterday. One ballot was thrown out on ac . count of irregularitios I e A .- INTERESTING STORY TN { | FEATURE AT LIBERTY | [ B. Dudden, manager las Island Packing ompanied by his Mrs. J. Marks, left the Alaska for will remaln "ITENTION Mr Porothy nied by her 0. Anderscn this morning tc itment for an _inflamed which she has been suffer Hender comp mother Cha tle tre with ing D TONY SIMIN GROCERY 1928 Crop Oregon IFancy Soft Shell Walnuts, pound ... $ .35 No man should assume a \\'mn—‘ loves him until he has defin- asked about her regard. PHONE DOUGLAS 65 D s LT L T LT T T T (et e W an itely ST l“lllflwumuumflufllmjjuwuulllluluuuflllflu“fllllllmllllwmmllmmIlullmljlll_llIlullllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllflllll Christmas Greeting Cards HURRY—WHILE OUR LI STILL COMPLETE Distinctive Cards At $2.75 for 25 up printed—including envelope—ready to mail Raised Letter Printing Delivered the day order is placed if desired—-no waiting—you see what you order and they are delivered to you at your home. Phone 374 Our representative will call with line of sample cards, Better! Cheaper! HURRY! WEAIEG I | [ ary. ell, it's just as far as you fellpws got me, isn't it?” Hoover retorted. e rest of the conversation is not; related, but the spirit of the| e set the mnote for the [to take up each ot the harder|ficld got a new impetus, and re. Hoover's reputation was soon to ity in following years. Interna. be tested; the President memn\-‘tiunul trade promotion efforts nor. used him as the shock troop leader, mally within his departmental points. |cent years have seen his organiza- Hoover's long experience in or. t:ons poking repeatedly into the ganization let him climb free al. wastes comsidered inevitable in ‘ | led an adjournment of one national once in a ‘while, and then he would sathering before it got action on|hie off to & trout stream of the the point, and a sore spot still |coast waters to catch a fish. Even somewhat noticeable, was left In|a Presidential campaign may ap- his campaign enterprises. Some |pear in sort a vacation to a man farm lcaders have never lorgoueulwhou Preparation for it was so nor forgiven and add food admin-'much associated with work. Eumulmmuumuuuuuuuuumm|mm|umuumuummmmnmmmunm Emipire Printing Co.