The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1928, Page 4

" T P ——— ot 18 & R 1T 8 B Tt £ ST e T IR O . 8 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28, 1928. AT e — e e Y - — ’ o ) | " easure of good will .m a Y Datl) Alask: [;m[ure i i e it ' s ROBERTSON GOES TO [COURT PARTY BACK PROFESSIONAL ||| W ) [ aser < it wotthy of the best Victornn| FAIRBANKS TO HELP AFTER SHORT TERM ——————— u|| Fraternal >ocietie: | JOEN W TEOY - . - EDITOR AND MANAGER|trudt e et peace and tan- N §25,000 LAWSUIT| HELD AT KETCHIKAN ———— & or | v — | qui t las been a wise counsellor to his| 4 Publis . cxcept Sunday by 'h'r 1 in peace and war. His frequent ap-| T ¢ the NG L DES, SARER & FUNNSURGR) Castineau Channel | EMPIRE PRINTING CON NY at Second and Main pes 1 To represent the New York Alas. Aft 1 short special term at DENTISTS H ll-rw- Juneau, i, Alaska. PR i visitor of ;H‘v .nmy) at the “'”“(;‘l\“ Gold Dredging 1‘¥'n1p:|11y in a|Ketchikan, officers of I(h‘« U. § 801-803 Goldstein Bldg. —8 in Juneau as Second Class| du W r and his unobstrusive man- nvolving about $25,000, R. E.|p Court returned here on G~ ez ¢ o et B s : n and esteem of his troops|Robertson, well.known local at.|(ne <teamer Northwesterit. Judae ERONR, b6 Juneau Lion : . Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Y 1d oth 1h, 1 the respect of the Allies|torney 1 oday for Fairbanks|T ke Hill, who has been pre-|% A Club ‘ Treadwell and p der arms and those at home e is set to start next|si n this Division since late [g B = N By mall, postage pald the following rates: CF o Aetibe Page and Davis have|Wee U. 8. District Court.!in September, continued on the - 2} Meets every Vies 'Onu year, in advance, § ”»x montas, In advance ; ;i 2y, fhkendbtay the|H 1panied by his son, | sar amer to Valdez ,accom- nesday at 12:34 6.00; one month, In advance 26 | paic it ¢ [ 3 ss, the| Y his s Bhard era will confe vor it they will t | panie Mrs. Hill y Ch o'clock. RRY the P e ot Ny BRIES oF lvr«psy-?'r‘rv:‘:!')! understanding and high' motives of| n will be associated| Other court officers arriving MILK MAID Dr. :;I:IE:‘ISI:‘. Jenne Lester D. Henderson, Presidema W P To mitn Ea Business O et ’_"“" Rl 2 ”‘;w“':'i’m:“;I'l;'"" ‘ with Senstor Harry| were: J. . Dunn, Clerk of Court BREAD = i i H. L. Redlingshafer, Secy-Treaa ——— g TG, the Ih b eTing b R “airba The alter B {ing, Chief Deputy 4 ooms an: alentine 1 MEMBER =F ASSOCIATZD PRESS, Jouds backed up his Ministers more| 3 Fairbanks. The suit “‘ g \.‘:“‘,” Pugh. Deputy Bulldin B. ® E\‘.Kfiy The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the was brought by an engineer for.|and Mi t » Lot S use for republicatio news dispatches credited ‘rr‘ n v I none has given them sounder |y oy warge of the company’¢|Clerk of Court; J. H wman, Telephone 178 ""j”*‘;’ Epo L it t Otherwise i in this paper and also the ! e s R RE Y okicr o bt Raahl : ¢ 4 o'clock, o B Tiberwid “orsaea ° He has be “,H,'”,““h . l\]]lvlLi. vet his (property on the Kustwiiigeiic fCourt Reporter, ‘l‘}l\:‘ ““'| JUNEAU BAKERY - = g e = " S A ehavior ha )een tha 0 an cnglish edtizen -——— L f eputy K e 7 9 ® ALASK~ CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER | ; i iatay 8. Attorney H, D, o % ¢ . & ThsR THAY GF AN STHER *UBLicATION """ feverently devoted to. his country, ISCHOOLS TO CLOSE, [t U, 8 Atomes it D ppoocor o Detiver || Dr A . Stewart | ) PG ; [ May he recover and his beneficent reign TWO DAY HOLIDAY | - han another week G 995 :]i;r. G Visiting Brothers welome, THANKSGIVING DAY. | continue for many years LID Judee Hill will relieve Judge | I SEWARD BULDING O R T ; pi6 1 A0k - _ A cil H. Clegg at Valdez, the SRR e 1 557 of Freemasonry Thanksgiving Day, which will occur tomorrow The seas and the air are in close competi-| Pupils of the Juneau ,P"“l” v:.,»,. returning to his head- ’ Reliable Transfer ! i Pl;l::;neo 2‘1‘:' g Scottish: faee it one of the oldest American Institutions, though|yon with the elements on land that destroy|Schools will enjoy a twos -day | g arters at Fairbanks. He has | # & | Regular meetings it was not recognized National annual event|y oo "o @haaksgiving hollday SEMMANY |}, o0 sitting in Judge Hill's place, | P’hgg%mlé%sy d"“&m}é’ , 51| second Eviday each until 1864, wh esident Lincoln d hn‘.y-‘x} oA . a]ml J1‘! day. The JOUFRRE .« latter will preside in the ‘| Suirvrat bur Mt i Dr. H. Vance Y Y the fourth Thur n November as a day for o R 3 P P aFd I ivver classes LOSHEINEERGn 1 Armstrong murder trial o Mgt ¢ ¢ | Hall thanksgiving on account of the certain signs of[, ~\cW® chasers are “,"”””“ ""“”"l o "';:" 3 Thanksgiving program this af-|ypich is expected to occupy about PRATY. V"3 . °"§,‘£,‘,‘,"‘".,“m°{"‘.""'{’o T8 || WALTER B. HEISEL. Socre & \ e job of getting Lindy arried as r the ditfess . B f e i S OORO 2 BV datitiee of the rebe the Southern States, [t the Job of getting Lindy marrl ”' Y|ternoon in the different class-|;ne week. After that he plans 7 710 8 or iy appoinmant 2 8 i g have worked for. the Brince.ot, Welge, Howaver, [ihms, but m view GEMNEEHRct] o oo to Anchoragefhe s Ghott Licenaed Ostecgainic, Phymc'sn EREE e 't Svery Prediden B, DRORSEIC (hihh nean Tolbe etpi ol that there will be two publie pro-| ., i Phone: Office 1 bt e a Thanksgiving Day and t with hardly s AR grams in December, the upper| RS Y | Realdence, u--flnuu mm fumeau Locgs No. 78 an exception have continuously observed the J Toades did nat give entertain. | R il very Monde, o ek Germany Prog s Republic. grades did not give an entertain-| FApA ALL ELECTRIC RADIO ! = = nighte ae B Sona? occasion. ment. Come in and hear. che New | WALTER HELL. Dietator The first American Thanksgiving Day was in (Beattle Times) Bain 0 Fada All-Electric Seventy. Last Dr. Geo. L. Barton T B8 the yoar ator the landing of the PIErme,| Gormany nas given abindant evidenco thot|WORKMAN INJURED |vors i rosie. - Obon” ovenioms CHIROPRACTOR, Fotienthal o, || % I HART. Secretary It was observed immediately after their first har- it is firmly attached to the doctrine of permanent| Demonstrations in bl Bl Office Service Only [ | MovsE LUNRAY “Lovae 1 vest. THe Plymouth Colony had Thanksgiving peace. It is possible that many monarchical sym- BY FALL FROM DOCK [vou v ‘"“‘ 1] "lplpl’“":", ,";:" Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 1000, 2| | <ocond’ ang. Pouh Mon- E days from time to time thereafter The Massa- pathizers would not be adverse to planning another | «dio Electric """I”‘"Yl p. m. to 5 p. m. and 7 p. m. ‘Hv of each month n: i | dv MARTIN LYNCH. to 9 p. m. Phone 529 )dd Fellows' Hall, be. chusetts Bay Colony's first Thanksgiving Day was war, but the rank and file of the German peoble| 1. Healey i« in a serious condi.| 0 % B o | | zinning at 7:30 o'clock. (_" ’ q i 1 i a8 t . 1 ire- want none of it. They wish only a chance to|; g nn's Hospital as a A CHIROPRACTIC | | HARRY I Lu.uq Mas- Y~ b in 1630, and it was repeated now and then there- a i i a Y R g tion at Ann's ospital as a| UPHOLSTERING AND 1a not the practice. of Medicine, ‘er. CHAS B. NAGHEL, \\f/ after until 1680 when it became an annual Tebuild helr e and to restore theirf,quy)y of into the water EPAIR‘ING UTUAL ICE CREAM Surgery nor Osteopathy. "™ | | Secretary, by custom. . Connecticut observed her first Thanks- PUSIcss structure. Marshal Paul von Hin.| ™ the City Dock vesterday at. RE] { bk 3 : - | B e s v 2080 and annually, atter 1647 SECgeom op Prestisiit of. the German Republie, G b ol WORKMIE| epaizing of all kinds on: fumis {oc per quart 3 : § Second And Rourth Fuse: ceptiin the year 1675. The Dutch of New Neth-ithreg years ago, gave rise to many conjectures (‘:“’“:hfl.rw; 4 e ¢ u“;r':u””’l:'“‘f‘ ture znd upholstering of any We Deliver T Robert Sxmpson g":cl‘l',',k“”"," Danth, ¥ erlan opointetl a Thanksgiving Day in 1644 'in Allied countries, But President Hindenburg e e . "|description—also kalsomfning. H. < Hall, MILDRED MAR. and occasionally afterward. One has been pro- has shown by example and precept that he de-[dentally fell through the torn.up (% =50 (& SO adv.|} JUNEAU BILLIARDS | Opt. D. T Wortny Matrea planking to the below. Be- | uraduate Lol Angeiew Col | ALICE !ROWN s-c- claimed by the Governor of New York State sires only universal peace. It is an open ques- Miva e . could be rescusdahs Rk AR, .5, AU i CARLSON TAXI lege cf Optomstry snd | 2 ally beginning with 1817 tion whether he was more fdolized as a milj-|fore he could be rescued he had| g 4n0y irence ceproductions | Phones Single O and 94 Osthaluns KNIGHT" orF B ehmins with tary leader or as Chiet Executive of the Republic. |taken considerable water into his! .’y ristm s, original, dif- i I Soghers L UMBUS Dur the Revolutionary War the Continental '2*V lea 2 o b : ungs. He was rushed to the hos. . oo e i LR | Glasses Fitted cghers Cauncil No. 1760, nt, Alaskan, 25 cents each at Meetings second and lasi ki i . T ¢ i T Ll bl s i | «sneses Ground ), | Monday~ at. 7:30 Congress designated one or more Thanksgiving & Reatgnution DRatidn't Toke pital where it was said today that|in, Nugget Shop —ady, | ~ 2 %8 & | Monday Bt P Days each year except in 1777, each time recom / ane ake. he is in a serious condition | Bttt (/. N b ~ ~— — J | to attend. Courell sham. ; — ko [ ——— e e e | e o - mending that the, Executives of the separate irren ST S | VANITY KODAKS | G RB GE S0%. " Mol TIRe 3 K B 1 FANIEE iivide Yo their b Up around Plymouth Notch, the elders will|HOLIDAY IS TO BE In all colors—See our line. Janeau Public lel'fll'j { = T BRI Besse . s | President Washington proclaimed the first he inclined to say that the President was “purty O0BSERVED TOMORBOW Winter and Pond Co. adv. and | + DAUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O, Naticnal Thanskgiving Day for November 26, cute” the way he handled the resignation of 4 ," ¥ ARG, S # | HA! ’IED Meets Monday 1789, and another one in 1795. The next Na-|Ambassador Houghton. But the general feeling ”\'jl};'“)““} susee ";m""' COME IN AND LET US Free Reading Room i &n{shll 3 o'clock tional Thanksgiving Day was proclaimed by there and elsewhere in America and Burope will i ',”4{“"\;“{i"’} celebrated 1n|HELP YOU SELECT YOUR| Clty Mall, Second Floor ' AND LOT CLEANING Lagles’ Hall, President Madison following the close of the War 'I ploashrs that Mr. Houghton is golng back to 0 Rish and clsewhore ML % Main Street at 4th G. A. GETCHELL, ;mugcliasil:wlll;m ((m, w4v1:.iguy T 3 R o astving | England. 8 8 8 A ¥ L. Smith, ecyel Ary. siting of 1812. We had no more National Thanksglving “"& 87¢ a new thing in resignations: the proffer-|are on tonight, and one tomorrow | Chrlstmas | Reading Room Open From Phome 109 or 149 Boskiaes . Seleons, Days until, as was stated, one was proclaimed 1ng of ome, ‘the published expression of regret|night. Both movie theatres arel € 3. m to 10 p. m. L e < | by President Lincoin in 1864. Other Presidents by one's chief, at a time when the political |0Tering special attractions. Sery (:'ft Circulation Room Open Frum |z ——— AMERICAN LEGION i Without exception or a single failure have fol-|effect might prove valuable, and then tie later |ices will be conducted in all Ju-| Lrts i to 6:30 p. m—7:00 p. m. to RD & CO | lowed that precedent refusal to accept it. But it was perfectly legiti- [neau churches in the moraing. THE RIGHT GIFTS AT 6:30 p. m. J. B. BURFORD Meets secona and | However, nearly all of the States were observ- | mate for the President to take advantage of Mr RTINS, it S Tin] ¥ i Current Magazines, Newspapers L. C. Smith and Corona fourth Thursday | THE RIGHT PRICES Et Ny | ing Thanksgiving Day long before it became a Houghton’s letter to let the New York electorate NOTICE TO CREDITORS g Reference Books, Etc, TYPEWRITERS REoS MIEVA Y | National custom. While some of the Southern KNOW what an excellent public servant the Am- K i FREE TO ALL Dugout. , . 3 t 5 bassador And it is equally legitimate for |In the Commissioner’s Court fon R e R Public Sten he Wbes were sl SiopUiil 1 becitis ther o 3 _Com ographer :;‘rf]‘:, drom bl Bontien I Moo fnoY T |the-President, the New York voterh having missod| the Bestitory. of Alaska qu ——— L W8 Ppas 4 2 their opportunity, to ask the Ambassador to serve sion Number One. 'y — | superstition, in 1858 there were 25 States and out the remainder of his term Before Frank A. Boyle, ("mmw, v Just what you want—Christ- Daintiest o? Christinas carde. WOMEN CF MOOSEEEART two Territories to observe the event, nome of In such instances, Mr. Coolidge lives up to sioner and ex-Officio Probate Phone 25 Free "Detivery mas greetings. See display of {Samples now on' display at the LEGION, NO. 439 which ever afterward failed tu celebrated one view of him that is general throughout the| Judge, Juneau Precinct. | heluE o) 3 Cards at Empire. Empire. Meets ist and 3rd Thursdays Probably never in the history of the United |country. This s, that he is a good politfeian |In the Matter of the Estate of| 95, ST Cis oy By each month, 8 P.M. at Mooss | States had the country more for which to give|who kncws his way about. To be a good poli-| FRANCE TIVIS GIBSON, de- g:tll]l‘er Ingm Senlse n._) thanks 30. th at Ruler of the Universe than in|tician means simply to be a good student of | ceased. % P ' this year of our Lord, 1928, There are no people BUMan nature, and the President's successtul| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. | THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY gent; Agnes Grigs, Recorder. under the Stars and Stripes who have greater|¢AT¢er establishes the fact that he is one. (rnh“ ulumn:nmr” ‘f\n.‘,l.!,. . 19a8) “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” = - — —— e b da [ J he: 928, i 4 cause for thanksgiving than th who call| ' P 5 'y - BNSiNL Fyme It 1 spropriste) Sharetors, that “Mr he never controlled the |duly :np]\(nnn-lfl ‘ulmbnu.u ator ‘nf Corner 4th and Franklin St Phone 136 z Brunsw:dfi Bowlmg 1 A i Ol e o | HHAUOT busine Nor did anyone else.—(Phil- [the .A;mu: .,: F bacty Tivis l(:np Alleys a people of itory should tomorrow | pauet business” son, deceased. All persons hava e { offer prayers of profound thanksgiving to the ol ing claims against the estate of for men and women ‘ Creator fcr our manifold blessings. | Nor is it understood that, as a result of the s;fil.; l!:‘(.‘u;lsotl 'MI-]\ p.x:awj-nl Ulmlm standgxlolle;llg Taxl THE ILI :\F\; OF KI election, Mr. McAdoo will go into mourning for |With broper vouchers and duly ,_J, # GEORGE V. [thirty days—or even minutes. — (Indianapolts |Verified to the undersigned at s A / 1424 Goldstein Building, Juneau, i AN ‘ EO M SIMPKINS (JO The sympathy of the world attends King| Alaska, within six (6) months d . from the date of this notice. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this Gth day of November, 1928, H. L. FAULKNER. L JAPANESE TOY PRINTING and STATIONERY SHOP _reco ¢ Ige's. o Sta nal L SCRIPTO LONG LEAD PENCILS fli&.‘g:f;‘.':" 00000000000 R GAED 7 pubication. Nov. 7, o, FILING GABINETS OFFICE HQUIPMENT p P. 0. Box 218 for Mall Orders 512 . T SR S::l?cy't &iflflg' we must Phone 244 Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office NOTICE OF IEARING FINAL “C3R8Y axi Tad g oot Home for ine Thanksgiving f MORRIS dinner at Aunt Mary -or to The undersigned, :aving on the CONSTRUCTION 12th day of November, 1928, filed | | the show—all suggest the need his final account as administraton| |0f the Carlson taxi serviee. An- COMPANY of the estate of Julivn Bumpt doi| {other Dlessing o give whan ALASKAN HOTEL ceased, in the Probate Court for| |fOr- SAND and Juneau Precinet, Alaska, notice e MODERN REASONABLE RATES GRAVEL is hereby given to all heirs, cred- itors or other persons interested Carlson’s Taxi and Dave HouseL, prop. in said estate, that Monday, Jan- George V in his illness and the prayers of those | Probably no throat ever finished a hard cam- of all nations are be paign in better condition than President Cool- recovery. No member of royalty anywhere pos- -idge's.— (Ohio State Journal.) offered for his g peed Carpenter and Concrete uary 14, 1920, at 10 o'cock in Ambulance Service ||mmmeeeeeee i the forenoon of said day, at the T it “§/{ No job too large nor toc office of the United States Com- Phone Single 0 and 11 H small for us. MORRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. BYILDING CONTRACTORS missioner, in the United States i e Court House, in the City and Pre- cinct of Juneau, Territory of Al- aska, is the time and plate set for the hearing of objections to Berry’s Taxi said account and for the settle- An Interest Account Long weary ment thereof. PHONE 199 Phone 62 LB H. B. LE FEVRE, : hours spent WAAOAK Y Atar 0f the setati Stand at Gastineau of Julius Sumpf, deceased. First publication, Nov. 13, 1928. Last publication, Dec. 11, 1928. in preparation ADDS to your income, standing and self-respect, ZAM<Sp mE= O S JUNEAU TRANSFER ’ THE TAVERN’S 8-COURSE g B kel T MARNE S st sl Py et s PHONE you independent an ) X | Mabry’s Cafe g e | thrifty, Peet ot Seegp i Tha"k gi V i"g T e e l GIVES tection and th ,! j s Front Street Prompt Berv:e. myslnd Night | );::;dpt;loin; of li:':, . i @ . CovicE Auto SERvICE | |fi . ; Regular Dinners STAND AT THE OLY | Dinner Short Orders Night Juneau, Alaska Lunches Open 6 a. m, to 2 a. m. 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