The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1928, Page 4

e R AR 4 - THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY DEC I7 1928. 3 D .l Alfl k E . [not less than 300 snowy egrets fed ||l|n;'xl'kler! [B————'—n “all 1 could get” don't pity her llllIIIlIllllII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII {11} WT [ ire hile there seemed no reason for these birds| ! t |for while the lass who was S 38 al y SKHd mn While ther med no reason for these bird | ALONG LIFE'S | SIS Jhel WS ey TG BRI ONAL Foaaay St % JOHN W. TBOY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER tory, the sight was positive proof that the plume| ( DPETOUR l hunting up divorc wyers, she is N 3% or sy | | — |gatherin in such vast numbers in this terri- populé &’ of Florida have henefited by the protection ably being NOW FOR DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channel : s s ould get” for the handsomest DENTINTY | | [ R | -, G s Christmas 201-203 Goldsteln Bide: ted like a ',-"N\.h.d every evening except Sunday by _the % and wouldn't trade her EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Mair |0 rded them under the migratory treaty act Btreets, Juneau, Alaska - — —— - ' . Ttk it Otcs 1 3% S u ek Sins In a class of three men at Easton, Penn- red In e ce in Junea Second Class | a2t ha has S8 sweetis . e S o ORon T oo P ayivanin, fAilBd. o, et tiinty MiNeaR: Siiiken iy e Goiided ftor ha hRH . Shen SM HSAR PHONE &6 Juneau Lions i G - e | ez andad— ¢ to chew gum, talk and cry . Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. ~ SR for not knowing who was the Democratic Presi-| We used to pity the girl who', st e, &' SR eka F‘rult Club Demverea by carrier In Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and |dential nominee in the late election, and for ad-|had no mother to guide her, and|znead and marries her, there isn't 2 Meets every Wee a Thane for lfflflb'!h'fl""?mlm‘ riboat mitting that they never had heard of Al Smith.|now we pity the mother who hasi,,y doubt about him being in A A nesday at 12-38 P g Wiy montas. in advance |The Court 1 that was evidence that they are|a daughter to boss her. liove with her. aiies Dr. Charles P. o’clock. % g they will promptly|not vet ready for citizenship. Tt also would seem | We used to hear of the old maid . aries I'. Jenne Leater D. Henderson, President s Office of any fallure or irregularity |1, he evidence that Mr. Raskob's committee with 3 Proof Enough who was so modest she undressed Plain and: Decorated DENTIST H. L. Redlingshafer, Secy-Treas Yor Bditor """.57 Business Offices, 374 ts $5,000,000 campaign fund was not 100 per| “WAY are you o sure that fel-| dark, but there are a lot of ¥ Rbodie's snd 0 Vibsaika N = DT’RESS | cetit. aifidiont ‘}m;(' \l](!:‘!I“ltnln’jl\‘l";')ll."i Tlix::lh" cas today who look like they llwl Building g -‘ nlh,“:ln. S‘v:nr,- The AR e b exciusively. emtitiody to thie — e gl norter. CNER L B HOT IR ud QORI S Telephone 176 e s, ase for lication of all news dispatches credited to Col. Lindbergh has heen awarded another high : 8 . 2 eir clothes Elks' Hall. H. Messerschmidt, Txalted Ruler. M. H. Sides, Secretary. Visiting Brothers welcome, local news published herein e is because he notices how short.lived & widow’s griet is ana| Fhone §77 We Deliver Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST 8 o The news of this announcement is not that Lind- ALASK~ CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER THAN VHA‘ CJF ANY OTHER "“UBLICATION Names Is Names was again honored ‘but the fact that there| After hearing Emmet A. Cherry [ ; redited is paper and also the replied the second ditto. | 2o Sl T 4 %o e e Dager seronatica] anpuial honor—the. Rarmen. trophy.|TePLed the second d {"snother reason why a man nates| JUNEAU BAKERY | man can i i how easily some oth G trophy that he had not already gathered in. | was married in Lovisvilie 1as;"0" C5i ) | Aoure 5 8w to €9, . : - — week, R. K. writes to express the| " S W SIPROPE . 7 ST Office Ph 469, R Co-Ordinate Bodles .“ Those Mexican bandits who captured a couple|hopes the bride knows her fryit| “When you see a lot b s Bt i f £ gty e By *Scortion Are” of dozen of the prettiest girls in the State of|and won't find Emmet a lemon, |parked out in front ks ta | Reliable Transfer g % AR Jalisco and took them to their mountain lairs 3 M‘Iln ’1’l“'4“:‘ ;l::"" el ! P’hgse"nl%gsy “d!egboléfl F;,-nyfid prm.y;n&. o it % i S Nodadt S s s lg £ 18Ty month_ at 7:30 p. are likely to find the pursait more vigorous thani Why They Buy Pork ChoPe |Wien he quits work he Wil stop| | BERVICE Our Motto Dr. H. Vance e scottiah Rite usua A hunting he goes every year, 3 : bt 44 Temple, WALTER For with him that’s @ regular|at @ Testaurant and fill up before Dll;]unth——lol oodsteln Bas. | | HEISEL, Secre: T R \ | going home if he has any sense or ours: 10 to to §; tary. \Ll\kd Musl Have RO'Idi. | habit 3 | experience. Ty e ment 39 = And though he often kills a cow— |23 v i bl Licensed Osteonathic ny-c a0 | (Seattle Times.) Or guide—he never doEN'a Fab. l-ldamm..u‘:.l:lno:u Hotel b MW Good roads are essential to Alaska’s welfare gt |NOTICE OFri%LEg§YP53501‘u = —a Juneau Locge No. 78 |[mighway improvements have always resulted in At Trovieki No. 61 = - ol g S “,m‘)x\l .fv\..l.;;nuj‘.n ‘nf resources, Continued thor-| g, (noco are ‘old-time Knight e - e Dr. Geo. L. Barton WALTER HELLAN, Dictator oughtare construction will make accessible large| ornes? romarked the flapper,|'” M e N CHIROPRACTOR, Hollenthal Bidg. | | J. H. HART, Secretary. ———— |areas of natural wealth that cannot now be ex- looking suit of armor. e et N ,5; Office Service Only it L it ; because of lack of tramsportation facili-| « of AlENES, SN M v ol Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2| |[MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147, plied her escort. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REC( ruptey Second and Fourth Mon- [ PRNS TROTIT AN r ie replied, after a mo-| the ‘matter of J. MiGloven-1 p. m. to 5 p. m. and 7 p. m.| Jday of each month MENDS LEGISLATION. Dog sleds trails and rowboat streams cannot|ment of thought, “I believe [.Illlh’”il aiiar o 85 T Phons. 559 Sehurian Rife Templ 7 serve present needs. Until the building of roads|stick to silk pajamas for mine.” gty AT CHIROPRACTIC HARRY 1. LU N s o silk pa | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV A AL Juneau Chamber of Commerce did Mot unq completion of the Government railway, pro- | 1a ot the practice of Medicine, | | Leri CHAS. I “ Secretary. Surgery nor Osteopathy. —— 8| _ much time in deciding to recommend |gress, except in & few rich placer districts, fol- Famous Cracker— that_pursuant to an order’ made MUTUAL ICE CREAM ’t in the above named matter and of the clause in the Jones-White lowed the lines of seacoasts or the courses of nav- Animal Court, the undersigned, wiil re- 5 Order of Bill that makes it necessary for ship-|igable river Introduction of modern overland | Whip (obeolete) ivo ik for’ the DURCHRNE OF the 75¢ per quart B m .o EATERN sTAR 4 ft age: v ne 5§ ori % R g*e o o v -3 Second s fourth Tue J ments from the Bast to Alaska via rall and water {ralc advantages have beneflted the interlor,| pige ok ap wenerals TiereNREIYG Lt We Deliver | Robert Simpson Bava of soh manth be carried in American bottoms over the water |Put they must be incerased to encourage and to| gione the, ¥RLE Bankrupt. 4 s ol | § o'cloclc Scottish it Tt of the naul. This i something that does |TéRer possible the undertaking of extensive en-| oy [Xo. 7. Valentine Builaing, up to| | JUNEAU BILLIARDS}| | Opt. D. I A o par i 1 aul o o |" 3 States terprises of any sort, Georg [pbbe t'day of Pessmber. 1038, | CARLSON TAXI Graduate Los Angeles Col- B BROWN, & ey e A G colm Elliott, Corps of Engineers,| my". that soon will be ere|at three o'clock P. M {{ Phones Single O and 94 J leass of e I ! Py : A shipment might be sent from he State of |y ent of the Alaska Road Commis- poe. 3= e ‘ AL pthalmology : i Alaska Roa elp reduce the fool population., Terms of sale, cash on day of COLUMBUS Washington, for instance, to the port of Balli-|sion, reports that the Richardson Highway be-|® helP reduce the fool population.| —Werms of sa't CAC B0 FOV / | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground $sehers Counell No. 178, more over the Canadian T fic Railroad . Mon |\\n1n Vald /.' ,\_n]rl l;mrha;n(g. I.|n»| vn! (;k; Ho, Muml the Court. The right is reserved | s—— ]E‘n"daq' ‘a; 1y.m ™y "fi treal and from there to Baltimore in a ‘foreign [road between Fairbanks and Circle, together wit RN [t S sy and il bids: kR T sl R, ML L P ol On the other-Hend & shfpment from an |thelr metwork of Z6sdes ‘constitute a total iof] | AvGerman sclentist as Siverted J z e YR tc attend. Counell fhawm- Juneau via Eastern State - o e tal ofl, paper that will not burn. It| The inventory of said stoci of | 3 A CARBA F bera. Fifih Street N 0L Satiroad]d miles. He figures that on these thorough- ¢ ). -nakiges [mechandise can be scen at my||Janeau Public Library ‘; . M MoNTYRE 3. K R fares, which are traveled more than any others,i Will be fine to use for writing let. A5 TERNER. Secrotary. must be carried from (the AEAERmInan. oL tor conveyande Che-fourth t1 ; {ters to the editor, but hardly be|office —_ % that railrond to Alaska in an American vessel. | 'O10r <07 ,J‘.‘.“"l(_,l‘,'l,v“:"!;‘lnfl',":r{,"':'i:I":‘ the cost off ife to use for writing those let.| V. A. PAINE, 'n_d HA UI.ED DIUGLAS AERIE 117 F. 0. . Since American vessels do not call at Vancouver What has heen accompished in the past is|ters that end “please be sure and Trighiee 10 BARKITLEE Free Recading Room &SZ‘?& :’oo"‘clo:l’ or Prince Rupert this law deprives Alaskans gratifying and has effected all that could be ex.|burn this after reading.” l; = City Mall, Second Floor AND LOT CLEANING St o of the use of the Canadian lines from the cted in the circumstances, but it is merely 1 Main Street at 4th G. A. GETCHELL, Douglas. Willlam Ott, W. P. Guy to the West. However, an Bastern shipment to | indicative of larger and better results in future.| Hre Name Ought'a Be Parrot Reading Room Open From Phone 109 or 149 L SSmith Secreliry. Visiting San Francisco via a Canadian railroad could be |Since the organization of the commission in 1906 |There is a woman in cur town, SPFCIAI; 23 m to10 p m oreerecrdpnssamneetd | o iihert whldome, Jegally be carried in a f n bottom from Van-|th ]~uln of $1 I“n';”" has been expended on _n“'h“'»‘ like ']hflik“"’”)-kt“";"“["”"l- 4 Circulation Room Open Frum - s Al I R SR : o northern roads. Little enough, considering the|That never thinks, but just re- adies v i to 6:30 p. m—7:00 p. m. to AMERI courer or Prifce Rupert Soutl. i lertent atd requirments of the Territory i It de;;; Rayon ‘;"“S’ Lawam "™ “|||]. B. BURFORD & CO || SMERICAN LEGION | entirely consistent when it urges tbe repeal ..rjE i anit Modies: MR e daxi R T’;:‘a{r“]"“"“ things RS 1tihasi } it sl Current Magazines, Newspapers L. C. Smith and Coroma 2 :‘u‘“‘:t'h”;_';';‘“;:: Qi Babkian, I proval at thig: time the law| ngland and Movies; Talkies and Otherwise. eard. ; | Combinations mi:_r;:c!o:ooo:t:m, | TYPEWRITERS g ey o i was passed, and tested its constitutionality in| (Vancbliver Western Thtiuns:) | Plenty of His Kind ; at $1.00 Per e o|! Pablic Stenographer Dugout. g the Supreme Court For some reason or other the British film in-{ “He keeps a speakeasy.” Garment +— | This provision in the Jones-White law would |gustry (judging from samples of its products| “Gosh! I didn't know he was a| S ; be entirely consistent with the coastwise ship-|shown from time to time in Canada) has scarcely |bootlegger."” | % - Just what you want—Christ- Daintiest of Christmas carde. |, g ping laws, that have been in effect for about|emerged from infancy. The cultivated artistic| “He isn't, he’s just an ordinary |} Excellent Value mas greetings. See display of|Samples now on display at the | WOMEN CF MOOSEEEART ' 120 years, if it it were applied gemeraly through- sense which English people reveal in practically |married man.” Cards at Empira. Empire. i lI.IEJ'II(H!‘I‘, :)Ido"r‘h”na i out the country—but it dobs not) It applies only|every branch of human activity apparently ab-| Er i A2 B S S I = n:sl'montl:-l PAE -:‘lxl X to Alaska. It should be repealed or made to | SePts |(,~.‘I|'\\\'hvn :m»,; attempt ltu |;rml;|<-rl~ nmvhtlng‘ (‘)verhea;d il ‘v I,H'" - 1 2 pictures. As a result, even the English public | “You look blue,” they were told ‘ f’ apply ,f"”““'_"‘ \ : ¥ |preters films from the United Smxvs.}. and ll'm»le “We are, with the cold,” replied JARMAN’S THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY | Esther Ingmap, Senlor Re- | ke Likewise praiseworthy was the action of the|g, " has siolen a long Raya n =% } gk Wikers Elednl | gent; Agnes Grigg, Recorder. : B asute Vo S esca th andbralog, the Bl e | T np Stolen g ylong mARL Ly Tl (ke fINoten lage TRt ki e n Second_ Street “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” & | No ¢ s a possibility, English critics |with envy, tco. B e pins 3 troduced by Delegate Sutherland to liberalize the|declare, that the British movie will come into its| «Of what?" was asked. Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 ‘ law which makes it unlawful to pack salmon|own. A year or so ago one would have said that| sThe flapper's cheeks,” they re-|&== 00 W 210 e i after it has been killed 48 hcurs by providingjonly a revolution in the industry could make|plied, “for they at least can have Alleys Bhat 1 miy Ba s0 used After 48 Mours it it has|Buch 8 thing possiblé. The. Pevalution. 15 Bes been properly iced and is in fit condition for|'#King place. The silent film is rapidly being buman consumption. The law as it now is has|®UPérseded by the “talkies.” caused hardship and been, expensive It, in con- ica I’f"" is only one Bnglish I:”‘K”“Kt‘.v Amgre - cans as a whole read and write 1t (with some Dection with the law that ‘makes it u crime to|variations), but only apercentage actually speak throw away food fish, heg made unwilling and|jt ie intonation and pronunciation they give it bears as close a relation to pure English le amend- |Speech as patois does to Fremch. The fact that a coat of paint on these chilly for men and wom: o i AUTOS FOR HIRE One For Science One thing we're not, Though lot of others we are learning. Is how to make Stand—Miller's ’l‘nl l Brunswick Bowling | | Phone 213 GEO. M. SIMPKINS CO. la——— JAPANESE TOY PRINTING and STATIONERY SHOP unavoidable criminals of worthy and careful| packers in more than one instance : Bty it bedons & 1aw {many American dialects are altogether charming| The leaves smell sweeter whes SCRIPTO LONG LEAD PENCILS flhg;'mnmfi 3 |is beside 3 stio; they're burning. ; S8 Hrabie Ty 8 bestte the auestion. ney FILING CABINETS OFFICE EQUIPMENT SREIA g S B | 4 N T I : MAQ | he English actors, however, speak the lan- % . " i) 3 : G. 0. P. FLYING FROM DRY TAG. | cuage corvectly, and {helt spoects 1 the. ool | Another Kind of an Animal Phone 244 - Opposite Alaska Electric Light Office : “ TR y {for the American legitimate stage. Talking mov-| Thoush here my husband is a 4 It is eresting tu uuie ile things that seem les produced in gland will, from the stand- social lion, to influence New York Republicans in the selec-|point of speech, have a tremendous advantage| ! heard his wite declare , , tion of a candidate for Mayor of Greater New |over thcse of America 2 o .1 | At home, alack! he is a cross be- 2 D bk : of @ candidate for May eater. New |over hcse of American vintage. And since spoech om CONSTRUCI'ION York next year. It is desired to pick a eandidate | presumed t be of such great import- twixt that will appeal to all the “reform’ elements and | "\':;I' perhaps ‘r]r“ sound of well- modulated voices A donkey and a bear.” g i & COMPANY 1 present another od-fashioned fusion front in the| prove a sufficient attraction to “put the Eng- ey Carlson’s taxi drivers are ALASKAN HOTEL d i campaign against Tammany. The two candidates| . 1178 i i Mustgiiies 8. Marrisd ; Man cheerful and contented SAND a that are being most discussed are former United | - What a husband means to his —says Taxi Tad. MODERN REASONABLE RATES GRAVEL States Attorney Emory R. Buckner and present Flood Luzhls for “‘"’“ Wite depEERENECIY. on his mesu - United States Attorney Charles H. Tutle, The| ey ek L T This contentment smooths the DAvE HousiL, pProP. Carpenter and Concrete Ne 'k World.) general opinion is, however, that the former Fed- TS Eword (s & wendd ": g Some husbands say nothing when |/| #8th of courtesy and stimulates Work. eral official, Mr. Buckner, will not do because he | Y Wonor ¢ Apge o conquer fieldey st is burned or the meat is | ] Willing, efticient service for fnagurated the “padlock” as'a Prohibition ‘ens | it sue mAn DO Kiidkes it! sl e meat 181§ ooy — at your disposal every No job too large nor too augurated the “padlock” as a Prohibition en But naught is the man who the broad- nearly raw—and then there arefi|{ n o0 iye day — just call small for us. forcement measure. On the other hand Mr. 1 sword wields others who don't care a darn how Sf“ b6 o 11 tle is rather highly regarded because he “bloc Compared with the man who makes it! much wear and tear their ears| [ S"E : MORRIS the methods of Mrs. Willebrandt,” and ‘finally| Thus the armorer in *Robin Hood,” and he |get. —— ; succeeded in vooting her out of New York ‘and|°XPresses what many of us will feel about avia.| Even cold-boiled ham is better CONSTRUCTION CO. e o i wadiinxton flese That o0 AT, Siuce the men who tiffhe ik SEAISH, a00 wo reckon Carlson's Taxi and p & Remember, this discussion is among ant-Tam- |, v S€&M to get a large share of applause|the husbands of the card.playing Amb Servi I te A " ] many Republicans and not Tammany Democrats. | honoe ot (e olld be Well to lift our voices in|wives probably feel the only thing ulance | ce nterest Lcount Also, that all those who wish to get the issue|to get ‘\‘.n“ln’l‘:vn “]Im et L L e i sinsle 0 and 13 i as far as possible from Anti-Sacon League Pro-lfeat, working in the Genor wre, ,Thf" latest | tie’ ASTgWIBIEN IS Pothing at a4 RS A » : Y hibition enforcement methods were supporters of | laboratories, has been to produce a floed u(:ll:farl:,{- mv?x:ten you see a woman walking ADDS to your income, standing k . 1:""“'j" e . ks ] iangin ‘mn-‘ll;lhm,‘n ;1'.m|g||e.1lnm it casts hardly | alongside something that looks like TR . and self-respect, JUNEAU TRANSFER ¥ might also be well to mention here that 203 ® up 0 the air, but lights the ground oo s o T N! l another candidate that is being canvassed {s|fo' the space of a mile almost as brightly as does o erry 8 axi COMPA i Congressman F. H. La Guardia, Republican “re-|\'® Sub: Such a device, of course, has been bad- « MAKES you independent and & former” but outspokenly soaking wet. There are ,;H'::I:‘l;"{ for a long time. Such a device makes Mab C f PHONE 199 thrifty. i signs everywhere that the Republicans are f1ying |real rose 00 Safer. Such a device means ryscvare Stand at Gastineau ¥ ¢ from the dry issue. Progress in our conquest of the air. ' A i L ) N ST O uildin IVY i the !‘ R GRIOA |’| UME BIRDS, INCREAS ‘.'“‘I”:x}nulnu\l Indian out in Oklahoma struck oil 1y nt g;met s GIVES yon p“!tecuon .md 1 y " o ‘“M“[‘}' ‘d:!;‘ld:]:'--;l-"ll up over $500,000. He im- . good thlns' of hfei —— k ed his name from * " £ While there is no doubt that great damage|lo “Bill Strikeoll,” Nothing 01"»11“-“:}]1]:”(“ :m R Dinners T Pockmed Taxi 4 was done to the bird life of the Everglades dur-| MY (0 polish a fellow off.— (Florida. Times. egular PHORE QI'ENS the way to opportunity 3 ing the recent terribe hurricane in Florida, it is| UBion.) 4 Or 444 cee % encouraging to know, from a report made to the| | —_— Short Orders Stand at Arctio and success. & Biological Survey of the United States nepur(-wwfi‘” T"“v "j’“’: what was the name of that Luuchea 1 ment of Agriculture by Game Protector J. V.izeyyeline o (opminatr o, SOWed away on the (o rmimiucrsas We welcome your Imerwt § Kelsey, that there are stil numbers of beautiful| e Pugion Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Prompt Service, Day and Night Account plume birds in that region. About u month after| Avpluuding a movie setor 15 afe. b ‘CovicHE AUTO SERVICE the storm Mr. Kelsey ms A trip through the |can’t come back and give an encor .( 'ef-auue g POPU“AR PRICES | STAND AT THE OLYMPIC Lake Okeechobee region, and had an opportun-|ter, Mo., Tribupe ) L Phone 342, Day or % Paid Semi-Annually ity to witness a rare and beautitul sight, ome| —_———— Mmh.m‘awl,unel:nsegzg Nuit ; that a bird lover might expect to see but once| ~WhY should Democrats so loudly protest that e .‘00 cent JNpons, hlerks in a ifetime. At a point about 10 miles east|'0¢ Demcratic Party isn’t dead? p. m. daily. . : and north of Belle Glade, Palm Beach County,| v hmme - The B M Be’lrMB k Y| The i and_COAL 5 and as far as Palokee, in all a distance of about|erjcan .ulf:x‘ilf:-'.]:x.:r: m: the only distinctive Am- : AT . an B o AL s 25 miles, there were thousands of Amcricun eerets| the piims oreortrd 1 LI° skyscraner.” What shout - Oldest Bank in Alaska i Residence Phone 443 and gnowy egrets stretehing away into the over 5 £ Trancisco Chronfcle.) HARRY MABRY S [ flowed country as far as one could see. It \Aun‘ Of course, prohibition c grs. ¢ 3 . ould be ? impossible to estimate the number of these bl-nuv‘ltl" liquor might be pofsoned. ~~»lli::lrfulzqzse o Amt“ tifu Dbirds. Within 100 yards of Belle Glade FXpress.) onrien |