The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 2, 1929, Page 4

Srigr B B A THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY JAN 2, 1929 . B e B e s 2Oty TR ST D(uly Al(lska Emlnro g S 0ol Cotammiasion Head | PROFESSIONAL F know that” were given until whatever ALONG LIFE’S PLACE YOUR ORDERS il raternal >ocieties Anglo-Americs val mpris were N JOEN W. 'mov B XDITOR AND MANAGER| | DI e ot oy the bihar DETOUR e W - % or % powers, the forward march of universal » NOW FOR DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channe’ peace would be irresistible. o DENTISTS - el 6 , e : - i 2 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. m:fi:fifpd in the F o in Juneau as Second mv.uK Representative La Guardia, Republican of New In No Hurry To Go Higher J : Neuj Year 8 PHONE 66 v o — S— York, said that he was quoting high Prohibition| No flier's job » Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Dellvered by capriersn Jomeon: Douoias, Treadwell and|°hforcement authority when he declared that it! Would I care much to get : : Frlllt L ! Clvb Thane for $1.25 b mont | would require three shifts of 50,000 men each to| For I don't crave . 3 o TN TR AR AL ostage | following rates i Meets every Wee 1 v g N LR kel - LI “yn\u\ the importation of liquor into the United| To be an angel—yet! Cakes | e o g Sy mesday —* *2-38 one fnonith. ih adv 2 States hen he declared, on his own responsi- "clock. SbA be Il g a f r he vill promptly . _nou“fl_\fixv‘:« Busin ool s fallure of irkulgity | bility, it would take 150,000 pore men to keep| o Ben NNt it Dr. Ch:rle:ml;' Jenne Leatet ;).mfleniel;u;n. s:’rel_:‘dm in’ the ‘delivery of pers.. ATy # srooked | 1 didnt used to be consideres . " L BN . L. Redlingehater, Secy-Treas Telephone for Editoria] and Business Offices e 150,000 on rd from going cro 8 didkvace . K8 rro wiehouE BN al - Plain and Decorated T ) e MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. In addi to airplane service s.n.rhpan“"“”‘-“‘ afford, _ o ol Building Meeting ever - " Wednesday even The Assoclated Pres Iy entitled to the (o th: Kave. o, HiG GIRRERE, . ¥ ahdl oispbime A7 o B Seabheation of all news ¢ eredited to | Alaska ave & mew 'SERM000 passenger 'mliWorSe Than A College Boy's Flivy. ; i Bl it ing at 8 o'cloch f om y sar 11 p. p: i T ' | IL i or ot “otherwize credit this paper and also the 1t ship on the line Am ‘the mear future— | “Sgt ML b v JUNEAU BAKERY 1 Measérachmiat Bgal news publistied here uilt for the Northland Steamship Com-|y o Exalted Ruler, - T A ' . M. H. Sides, ALASKA CIRCULATI TEED TO BE LARGER pany, recently acquired by the W. B. FoshaW| They must be mighty crowded on K Phone 577 We Deliver Dr. A. W. Stewart Secretary, oty e T s iy that now owns the Ketchikan public|the feminine outfits . DENTIST Visiting Brothers welcoma, plants and most of the interests formerly U T T T T T Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. | G S bt e v SEWARD BUILDING ed b, >, Strong. Nothing But Cake Th Co-Ordinate Bodles by H. C rong othing But Cake These Days Abram F. Myers of lowa is the | 2 SR LS — Office Phone 469, Res. of Freemasonry new chairman of the federal trade | | Reliable Transfer P Phone 276. Scottish Rite commission, succeeding William E. | Phone 149 Res. 148 TR | Regular meetings | { i : except Sunday by thel 2 NG' COMPANY At Second and Main | Strects, Juneau, Alaska | R i | Juneau Lions e e | As wearily his homeward way he A Southern Senafor says if the Democrats| trod want to regain the Solid South they must follow| I heard a father sadly mutker la course that will coincide with Southern ideals|“How happy were (those days of > SERVICE Our Motto Temple, WALTER ! 14, when 1 and Southern desires. We suppose if the Demo-| _ ¢ld. when - SRt o o ¢ 'crats do that their candidate might do as well| Was just expected to earn bread [ & g Hours: 10 10 12 1 o 5% it HEmoL, Seere N and butt or by lDDolmant |las Cox or Davis did when they received little - i | th half many votes in the country| 2 (‘L L[B CA l ‘E e R u:on-d Omecpatnic. FAysician more )4 half as any votes he ¢ Y efer i i Phove: Office i LOYAi ORDLA S | Preferred Petting To Driving 4 Z o MOOSE s were t for Gov 5 " Gasth as were cast for Gov. Smith. A vah't thess 8§ H T PE R - Resldence, poredivid "otat ¥, Moosz” I hirt m A th Fiutiai grand she gushed gz > > 7 “lo;t!' QV[BI'" Eflllo.“fil There are thirteen positions in the Ita “They're fine dor pDarking ‘mlong st Aok > » nigl a o Cabinet and Mussolini has seven of them. Well,|apter dark,” he grinned. R. T. Kaufmann, Prop. Dr. Geo. L. Barton WALTER HELLAN, Dictator |that is evidence that he has confidnce in six men 1 CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. J. H. HART, Secretary. I'T FISHERMEN. |at leas [ irls ecently he Bergmann ice Service Only e PR g B n TR LIBUT FASHE R e _— ;wr‘a( ol c'%llilrse:my bl Rlcmflf\)ir?ii)gt ;{nnrfi:smi Hoursoalo s, M. to Y8 noon, | | MOUNT JUNEAU ‘CODGE Q. 197, Humphreys of Seattle; whose term neach TN g h at 7:30 as chairman expired. L, S D H Vance fl!“““scfim.h Rlle > Second and Fourth Mon-* “Indicting Engiish Girls."—Head H p. m. to 5 p. m. and 7 p. m.|lday of each month o2 licting Engiish Girls < 5 Scottish Rite Temple, ta 9. . T3 EEUEEAS ginning at 7:30 o'clock. X CHIROPRACTIC HARRY I LUCAS, Mas- O/ g)¢ ter: CHAS. E. NAGHEL, 3 Dr. Bunnell's tribute to the Attu, her master B i them 1o the men v the) Hoover and the Nicaragua Canal. fine SPECIALIZING IN i ¢ v ¥ 2 »a i It's much nicer to have girl«| halibut fleet of the Northwest, was but a recogni- . : > Jlligencer. A v tHak i 5 1s ot the practice of Medicine, C 3 tion of a truth that is stranger than fiction (Seattle Post-Intelligencer.) like ours over here that you can Surgery nor Osteopathy. Secretary. \// ¥ : 8 e tap " By his friendly call upon four cf the five|pe: H p 3 ’ o o, s | s ; Kipling ‘has immortalized the fishermen cf the| de ey s v caviacr-atact ome Mutual Creamery - e Grand Banks, but nowhere in the world, nor at |Fepublics of for ] " 3 P v EATERN STAR AR A s ) e has undoubtedly eased the way for the United Call The Wagon! | . ICE CREAM Ralieet Shfveon B RVTERN AR &9y time in history, has hardier or braver mem(gygieq o hegin the building of -a. second inter- The hen ‘can lay an egg. 00, ln,g e P Sogn-of_sholl moniiies > sailed the seas than those who catch halibut injgceanic canal before he leaves the White House.| And that's some ¥rid 75¢ quart | Opt. D. Tmfl;‘;:gck Scottish Rite the waters of the North Pacific They are not Permanent and exclusive right to construct| But men get better paid Graduate Los Angeles Col- TIN, strutting or swashbuckling heroes. They never |a canal from the Atlantic to the Pu(l-iric \.\’iu[x}rugua: For laying BElok MERCHANT'S LUNCH it JUNEAU BILLIARDS leags ot Optometry and seek fame. To them fighting the terrors of the|was granted to the United States by the Bryan- - 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. Opthalmology KNIGHTS or sea, saving human life and craft from watery |Chamorro treaty which W@‘h"mflle‘*‘l'"‘“")f" P Sounded Fishy i Phone 94 | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground %xherf%‘éyrml'i"go 170, graves, are i e day's worl T v ar Nothing so enthuses 8 i whole peop'S Blinks-~I den’t know whether he || ., [} —41 | Meetings second and lasr “‘"‘A',""' £1 e d8y's WoLk .H,"” xl"'\”'”" Nicaragua as the hope that the United States| a good goMer or just a good|| Short Orders.and Regular — Lo o T BN competent sailors s of wind and wave, | ot reise that right and begin canal con- | Dinners —_—_— e L “Captains Cour ; f them proved | | Har, 1 s : to attend. Counell Jha- ains Courageot o om, s fan | T : y Ty ¢ E ern, Toe many times in each season. And their humani-|*“Feurs tnat thelr sights were mot fully x'r“'} }[»\“1‘\({ “\‘\"\\.]: ::“‘n‘mr him talk CLUB CAFE SRR GARBAG Py N Ty, © tarianism, their recognition that all are "hrn!h—;t(,y“; prompted several of the Central American . LU Janeau Public L‘brary |vou would ‘think he went around [7 e ers under the sun,” and their quiet and matter- | Republics, notably Salvador and Ccsta Rica, to| HA_ I‘ED DNUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. B, | in as little as a flapper. of-course way of accepting without question that|protest against certain provisions in the Bryan- \ fis and Meets Monday 1 | - . ‘cloek the duty to aid those in distress is of umn-ilh.nl\mvu treaty That is why further diplo-| -~ e | Free. R2adine Room i AND LOT CLEANING nights 8 o'cloe! sequence than m v 2 cd 8 ok |matic negotiations must be undertaken in the| Musings of a Married Man r-m,w_---,m,,_-- kagles’ H‘.“‘ s an making, large catches, auiokj oo oo tral Amdritan sceord, - These HOOV-1 A man always wishes his wife 7 Oity: Hulk Jeoond . Fleos -l = e Louglas: Willlam' Ok, Wik oy v Phose 109 or 149 L. Smith, Secretury Visiting B e ] “ BOyS, Blazers Reading Room Open from SR - | Brothers welcome. f 3 m to 10 p. m. ips, and thereby good profits, is prove ime fs sud Lh T o2 rofits, is proved timel "0/} be in an exesllent position: to steer 10 o 10 giay . so devoted dhak no | Moty Jiee). o 45 ja successtul conclusion by the time he hmmms\m President and again in every fishing season 5 hew long ithey. had been Nowhere lives a finer ce of men than these with Nature in her elemental phases, which{ at|h¥ doing its part to hasten the day when the| the best, yields her bounty only to those .who|United States can embark on this new service to| work hard and with intelligence and, at the|the worid. Several resolutions were introduced | worst, is a terrible enemy of those who try n the Senate during the last session dealing| % to 6:30 pp m~T7:00 p. m. to . § Sy, Meets secona ane 6:30 p. m. L. C. Smith and Corona B Fod £ e NEEDLEWORK Current Magazines, Newspapers TYPEWRITERS g : eacp montd la Reference Books, Etc, 3 FREE TO ALL Pablic Stenographer ! 4 Dugout. . — - 9| q Master That Pays Least Gets | Served That Way | Ancther reason why the police/ Senator Edge of New Jersey offered a re ~<..‘*{f“sw}nmlh‘.l:WI:":_-TL';tr:,;.urx: b\v‘ WETe| ) tion authorizing the President to direct the|¢*!™ pROGieE] A ||much higher salaries than the t |w e raguan Cans conquer her. It is only an accident that Dr. |With th aguan Canal Bunnell " and cthers who could tell of it where they could witness the heroic at HALF PRICE { — Daintiest of Christinas cards. The S it SRR SR m B 2 Samples now on display at the WOMEN CF looflmfl 01d papers for sale at iie Empire. Emplre. LEGION, NO. 439 ) ! . D A - e REACSAAIRNN Méets 1t and 8rd Thursdays | Roosevelt there are scores on scores that only further and provided both for the survey and the & Can,You Beat It? e elich month, 8 P.M. at'M ' survive as memories of those who taiie part 4n|[building of the canal. It's a queer world. Hall, — them | Surely there is time for Congress before ad- In summeér we want to be cool I'HE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY Esther Ingmap, Senlor Re | Sometime there should be monuments|journment to reinforce Mr. Hoover's good work|and go north to get that way. JARMAN’S gent; Agnes Grigg, Recorder. fa -more |thap ome Alaskan town. fo. serye .saliP Ceniral America by Agresing upon s .resolu-| fn.the winter wejmant to:be “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute ¢ 8 tion which would make it possible for the Gov-|warm and go south to get that way. Second Street perpetual memorials to the men who cateh fish g I _ ) Shlernment to bring up to date the old surveys| Lot of mouey and unrest would Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 Brunswick Bowlinz in the North Pacific Ocean made of the Nicaraguan route long ago and now |be saved if we could switch things All e to be found in the archives of the War De-|around so we would want to ‘be cys M 3 J partment. warm in summer and cool in winx lor men lnd"‘flllel DANGER IN L' G GASOLINE. Such a resolution at this time would show [y, Stand—Miller’s Taxl Two tragic accldents In Alaska within a few |81l OUr Central American nelghbors that we are | e, Phone 218 IRALTIR Gr cach “other should serve hs s warning|SonUine in our ORMiZE (8 ;cOaperate Syith ”’“"“ Too Hard On The Ears v toward the building up of their prosperity. R hbraye hrrosiik traubledt @ @ to housekeepers, and others, of the danger of Roosevelt’s administration ditsinguished it-| He® % borrawink trouble. . . . JAPANESE TOY working about gasoline. One death and a de-[self by starting ,the bullding of the Panama| Yes. and he's just about as un. stroyed house resulted from cleaning clothes in|Canal. Coolidge's administration hopes to start [POPWIAr as any other kind of bor- SHOP rower. a pan rvm(uini-m: gasoline.” Another was the a l!;t lltv)lllhl‘:l'rl‘Tflm ‘l"‘fijlecl h}erort"”H} leaves p;:we;lr; g > kX A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS H. B. MAKINC cident at the Kanakanak Orphanage when a light- | The Nicaraguan Canal may well be one of the Sy AtEaRs o Front Strest ed match set off a can of gasoline in a kitchen. |DI8 constructive tasks of the Hoover adminis- Eant Lian . AERE ancee 1 M : : as : o From some of the remiarks ‘ NEW YEAR P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Onders The victims were women who were giving much : 1 . & — AR That Mabel made I ‘took it of their lives to others—working for the welfare “ Lo ¢ She meant that she 'is modest— of the race. Curing” the Lepers. though B v v e i o e R e it 1 _, MORRIS gave up their lives to use their untimely deaths| . . - R SUCE G R who - 3 CONSTRUCTION to point a moral. If they could speak they would [} =0, BOCHL 0y 1T woured” lays emphasis| Musings of a Married Man unquestionably pass along the word to beware|,." (o™ Lainful nature of the treatment with| The only itime a man hates a ALASKAN HOTEL COMPANY of the dangers that lurk about the use Of gaso-|chaulmoogra -oil. This. complaint has been fre- ha;(-kselar drn‘;l.' worse than he :i;lvas Carlson’s taxi driverledlre SAND and line. The stakes that vecople play with when they |quently made, despite the fact that scientists|Wwhen he is driving a car, is when cheerful and conten} u use it are both life and properiy have spent much time in trying to make thehe lis carving a turkey. —says Taxi Tad. MODERN REASONABLEfi RATES GRAVEL i it treatment as painless and effective as possible i R K NOT STICKI TO THE TEXT. Ever since experiments showed that chaul- Sa Tough Life This contentment smooths the Dave Houskr, prop. Carpenter and Concrete o h g | mocgra ofl could be used to check leprosy doctors| A doctor tells the collese boys| | path of courtesy and stimulates Work. | have been studying it. One of the reasons why|they may cure the dandruff but||willing, efficient service for 3 the fund of $2,000,000 is being raised for the|they get sinus trouble going with-|§you — at your disposa! every No' job too large mor too {leper colony at Culion in the Philippines is to|out their lids. Seems like only the| | hour of the day — just call small for us. enable the pushing of research. frail girls can go ‘without things| |Single O or 11. dence for the President so that he might escape When it is realized that leprosy was so long|and not suffer anything from the MORRIS the summer heat of the lower Potomac reaches, | considered incurable, the progress already made exposure. e 4 P C I i B P ; shes | contifett Iasme 36 S er Lent Interest CONSTRUCTION ' CO. performanges i georotary of War to survey the Nicaraguan Ca n : of Capt. Wold and the crew of the Attu. WHere|route and report to Congress. Another resolu-|Cfties do there is oné spectacular rescue like that of the|tion by Senator : McKellar, of ''Tennessee went | abkeks Asher Wi b » e : s | |married he could dream about ber x Alas ,x'||~unm n They are in constant contact Meantime the Congress at Washington should | o5 v i heing a nu.h'x.n'.l'x‘; x Mangibaignids h-2ancy Circalation Room Open Frum ]. B. BURFORD & CO { ) 3 § i | | | | | Newspapers throughout the country are com menting favorably upon President Coolidge’s sug- gestion that there ought to be a summer resi- them are not sticking close to the|is encouraging. treatmnt can 4 i text. Papers are bullding summer White Houses|further perfected—as will surely be done—it will Believe It Or Not— Carlson's Taxi and all of the country. The Seattle Times, for|be at once a great triumph for the medical{ There are about 100,000,000 Ambulance Setvice BZILDING CORTRACTORS B e an i Ol D Seattls profession and a boon to the hundreds of thou-|gthers who feel as dopey as you Phone 62 Mot x . o sands of sufferers throughout the world who have|go today. Phone Siagle @ snll 11 0 All But that was mot Prseldent Coolidge’s sug-|po.n shunned by their fellows as incurably un- . n gestion. He urged a summer residence in some|qjean. More Or Less True IR L of the mountains not far from Washington— R ARG 6 A cynic who ‘thinks there isn't within an ea few hours motor car ride. The | It now comes to light that beer was served|any need of conscience having any. | President evidently had one of the Virginias or|to soldiers at Valley Forge on Thanksgiving Day, |thing but a still small veice, be-| S s A t JUNEAU TRANSFER "l Beorrv's Taxi avings Accounts ANt Maryland or Pennsylvania in mind. He espec-|1777. This ought to make many a D. A. R.|cause most men are married and erry S axi jally wanted the residence where the President|disinherit her ancestor. (Akron, Ohio,. Beacon-|there is nothing still or small about | would have the Executive office and the De-|Journal.) SR INA S, Yolte: et e : ik . o L NN . Stand at Gastineau New i iod begins Januar; {’omr:lxl “: w.-.jL vn.ll ‘1:“: 1»r ) f:“ “.11:‘: ‘l:uv\j"-i;:: We take it that Rogers Hornsby gets a better Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner. R Tichosy perlo b > E4 SR s job every time he makes a change, but gosh!|Call or write Phone 602 adv. 1st. Deposits made between now again during the summer think of having to crate up the furniture as often e — s and January fifth draw interest e s e |as he does.—(Macon, Ga., Telegraph.) L R SRR SR ¢ UNDERSTANDING WORK. The “keep chol. with Cooligze” slogan went The Packard Taxi from January first. Open your the rounds. - Now paragrapliers are using “happy PHONE account here today and resolve to Viscount Lee of Fareham thinks the most|with Hoover.” The Tampa Tribune adds “curt 'W YEAR CA 444 : : 2 Important thing for the peace of the world is|With Curtis."-—(Florida Timse-Union.) NE e RDS sfi.,,.‘ at Arctie g competence.(!unng the cone complete understanding and unstrained friendship RNR 1) Tor et 8 Favors for that.New ing year by depositing to your ac- between the United States and Great Britain ho Demobgiin. Tarly 1s- not acagl AUt fonk Year Party. £} i g . 3 v en as possible. Prompt Delivery of The Manchester Guardian-agrees- with that-posi-|MOT® Years away from the pie counter ls golng 4 Prompt Service, Day and Night ot bl byt ALL x;]ms orr’cou. tlon. Commenting upon the statement of Lord So glve 1t ShaliBIENED Agkhe ko muchPRtieont or Also—New shipment 4 rd| (Houston Post-Dispatch.) Plestid Bhades CovicH Auto SERVICE & PERR % STAND AT THE OLYMPIC such -understanding and friendship work, the The late Thomas Fortune Ryan was a mah Prices Always Reasonable Phone 342, Day or Guardian said: after our own heart. He always kept $40,000,- Night p— There is a profound symbolical truth 0060 cash .on hand to pick up bargains.—(Mil- Juneau, Alaska . in a story told by Viscount Lee of waukee Journal.) Service Transfer Co. Fareham of the Spanish-American War, AT RS i The B M B ’ nds B nk SAW MILL WOO0D when the German Admiral asked the So many bad books published, say he critics, o . Dehire a ; e oclu“dr'sgn‘-l'a" commander of the British squadron, and the critics are probably the last people in H Sh 2 MSONAL’ wIIE. voil .o 1P ithe - Americans the world to read them.— (Cincinnati Enquirer.) ayes Op John Borbridge open fire?” and the reply was, “Only TAXI Oldest Bank in Alaska Admiral Dewey and I know that.” If to- Does broadcasting pay? Well, just ask thell Opposite Coliseum Theatre day any Continental Power were to ask Finance Committees of the Republican and Demo- Great Britain, “What about naval dis- l-'mlv Parties,— (Florida Times-Union.) o Lee and a story he told to illustrate the way J