The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 27, 1929, Page 4

A AR S A ¥ 4 [sembled,” to elect the proposed Auditor. That the !words “spceial” or “extraordinary” are not used in | connection with the proposition, we believe, does not affect the matter nor alter the fact that it would be such special or extraordinary session. Daily Alaska En;pire ; JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER Published every evening except Sunday by the L s ituation confronts the Legislature in EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY 4t Second and Main| The same situ - Streets, Juneau, Alaska respect to the election of the first Treasurer to be “Entered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Clase|chosen under the bill. The same sort of election matter. is provided for. And if the Legislature cannot meet SUBSCRIPTION RATES. and act in the premises, the entire Control Board Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and plan falls to the ground at least until after the Thane for $1.25 per month. By mall, postage paid, at the following rates: |next general election in 1931 ; One year, in advance, $12.00; six months, in advance | of gourse, this is purely an academic discussion. w ifer a ill promptly The measure, which it has been conceded from the irregularity | beginning would pass the Senate, has yet to be passed by the House of Representatives. acts there need be no preparations made for hous- MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. o rebha ey xelusively entitled to ™ ing any session of the Legislature, special or other- it or not otherwise cr in this or and also the yige, local news published 3 - : EAY S L bt i ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER| Airplanes and other means of fast transporta- THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. itjon have occupied the attention of the people for | sometime to the exclusion of the performances of railroads. However, the railroad managers have not been asleep and have just cut five hours from the running time between Puget Sound and Chi- cago. This means a cut of nine hours from the schedule that was in effect only a few years ago. Two cuts have reduced the time from 72 to 63 hours. ripened by electricity are selling in We always did Strawberrie: Paris for $5 each.—(News Item). like prunes pretty well. “Call Money Easy,” ys a newspaper headline. We wish we knew how to do it. NO HASTE IS NECES ARY. i Community Publicity Pays. Senate yesterday passed the celebrated Con- (Cordova Ti'_"es" tro::re Bill, yo{ in such a manner as to make it In The News of Brooksville, Kentucky, a full very doubtful if its provisions can be put into Page was used to put over the idea “Buy it of a uffect, conceding for the minute that the measure Bracken County Merchant.” Merchants of Brooks- were to be enacted by the House in the identical villg‘ “é‘g“ts“‘i{ Ml)f?l‘dv Lenoxburg, and German- orin 16 whiah 1t 18 reckined From the ‘Behate, The (o L. Aoratley - JEed Tarves Wy, mromoting) s S the “buy-at-home” plan. emergency clause, making the measure effective th The copy was so straightforward in its appeal to da; it receives the approval of the Governor, Was the people of Bracken County that The Daily Times [ ken, failing to get the required two-thirds vote. is reprinting it word for word as it appeared in Thus, even if enacted by the House, it will not be- the ad. They say: come a law for 90 days after approval. Keep your money in Bracken 'County. This is what brings the question of procedure to Z‘e‘x:etiseeggugh e “:1 Br?ckleln County 1m the fore. The bill first seeks to create the office of e mmercial needs of all our people. Auditor. It then provides that the first Auditor Turned over fast enough and passed forth one citizen to the other, there is enough to shall be elected by “the members of the Senate and make all our people prosperous. House of Representatives of the Legislature,” a ma- Every time a dollar kisses this commun- jority of all the votes t being necesary for elec- ity goodbye; it goes to help the prosperity tion. If the bill should become a law while the of other sections. While some of our coin Legislature is in session, that is before its adjourn- has to go, there are many occasions when ment sine die early in May, undoubtedly it could the money could stay in Bracken County with equal benefit to the s E - assemble in joint session and proceed to ballot and ) Pead and poel elect an Auditor. But its right to pass an act tive profit to the merchants who depend upon the local market for support. authorizing itself to, meet subsequently, or any num- ber of its members to convene, and, acting in their No outside firm pays taxes in Bracken County. They do not contribute to our capacity as Legislators, xeeed to take such action as contemplated, is open to very serious question. charities, neither do they employ our un- cmployed. If the people of this county We believe there is no doubt that the Legislature cannot call itself together in special, or extra- will only make up their minds to be loyal to Bracken County in spending their money, ordinary, session. The Organic Act specifically re- poses in the Governor of the Territory that power. it will mean a greater future for us all. Yet this bill seems to contemplate such a session in the following language 1i this act does not go into effect until after the Legislature has adjourned the first Auditor may, nevertheless, be elected as above provided, qualify and assume the duties of his office as soon as this act be- comes operative. That is to say, the supporters of the measure, contemplating such a defeat of the emergency clause as has taken puace, have sought to authorize by legislation another gathering of the Legislators, to use the bill's own language, “in joint session as- Home-brew is said to be made in 80 per cent. of Ohio homes, showing that the Buckeye State has solved the problem of keeping the men at home.— (Springfield, Ohio, Sun.) Cincinnati may have developed new spirits, but a good many citizens down there are still regret- ting the loss of the old.—(Indianapolis Star.) i Chicago gangsters who stand them against the walll overlook one of the old amenities. They don’t wait until sunrise.—(Detroit News.) We often wonder how a Chicago detective puts in his time.—(Ohio State Journal.) If you want to sell anything—use a Classified. If you want to buy anything—use a Classified. If you have a room to rent, or honse or an apartment—use a Classified. These little classifieds work hoar. daily. Try them—use a Classified. Until it4 | | DETOUR | I —— ———= Passing Observation We hate to try to carry on a conversation with a dull person and a deal with a sharp one. A Horse and Buggy “Say,” growled the boss, “do you realize you are writing ads for 1929, not 1909?" “Wassamatter?” writer. “You tell asked the ad women we are offer- money in this copy. Heck! ‘They wouldn't know what you were talk- ing about. Change it to cigarette money!” Here's a Good One for the Debat- ing Society— Resolved that a toupee is even more unsatisfactory than false teeth. Wives Please Note The kind of man a woman wants No doubt the streets of heaven haunts, But since to Abel Eve gave birth, There’s been none of 'em on this earth. An Altruist | Desk Sergeant: “If the car wasn't worth anything, why are you so anxious to have the thief who stole it caught?” The Victim: “Because I feel that anybody crazy enough to steal that old pile of junk is too dangerous to be running loose.” Ho, Hum! Here's a description of some im- ported hosiery we lamped in an ad: “It's silken mesh adorns—yet in- terferes no whit with acquiring that gorgeous sun tan.—They are only $18 a pair.” Maybe there are husbands who think their wives' legs are worth spending that much money on— but they probably are the poor dubs who are lucky to be able to buy ‘'em the 98-cent bargain silk ones. As for the sun tan—oh, well, let ‘'em go barelegged! Everybody to Their Taste— But we wouldn’t be a gangster even for the privilege of being bur- ied in a $3,000 casket that was “buried under flowers.” Has a Sissy Sound Just why I can't explain, But I ne'er fail to cuss When e'er I hear one use That word meticulous. Fish Out of Water “Huh! What place is this?” asked the new arrival. “‘Heaven,” replied St. Peter. “Heaven?” exclaimed the N. A, “say, I never went to church, broke every commandment and hated the good things and good people while I was on earth. I thought I was booked for the other place.” “Never mind,"” said St. Peter. “If that's the kind of a fellow you were there youll find it hell here living with this crowd.” How Many Pounds Could You Afford? Radium is quoted at $3,000,000 an ounce. Which probably explains why you see so few persons buying ra- dium. No Diagram Needed Said I, You took a bath last night. How do you know? asked Grew; I passed your house about ten last night, Said I, and I heard you. Speakin’a Matrimony Henry Peck says that if Henrietta should die he'd never marry again unless he could find a woman with an impediment in her speech. Well, Aren't They Investments? News item says: “Women in this country spend or invest $52,000,000,- 000 annually.” ‘What they invest in, we suppose, are fur coats, silk undies and stock- ings, marcels and rouges. Musical Note The only thing we hate more than having to listen to some other person playing a saxophone is hav- ing to play second fiddle ourselves. More or Less True Our idea of a superman is one in a good humor after trotting around three hours with his wife on a shopping tour. When you lamp what she wears and what she dates with, you read- ily can believe & modern girl when she swears she's no clinging vine and wants no protection. An average woman is one who thinks no other woman knows how to manage a husband as well as she does. If we were seeking a nice quiet place where we could be sure of being undisturbed by intruders we would pick a school where darning and plain sewing were supposed to be taught. One of the biggest problems a lot of middle-aged women are try- ing to solve is how to dress im- modestly modest. Mothers-in-law may not be an- gels, but many a man gets meals not prepared with a can opener be- cause his wife's mother has to live with them. R R T ) Y | ALONG LIFE'S ing them a chance to earn pin, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1929. NOTICE OF ELECTION ro THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF JUNEAU, TERRI- TORY OF ALASKA. NOTICE 1s hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions ¢f Or- linance Number 177 of the City of Juneau, and in conformity there- with, a General Municipal Elec- tion will be held on TUESDAY, AFRIL 2, 1929, helween the hours of 9 o'clock a m. and ¥ o'clock p. m. of said day for the pufpose of electing the following officers, to-wit A MAYOR; THREE COUNCILMEN ONE SCHOOL DIRECTOR. The Common Council of the City f Juneau having heretofore, by esolution, duly designated ‘the vot- ng precincts of said City and the Polling Place in each thersof, the 2lectors are hereby nctified: That all duly qualified voters re- iding within the bounderies of Voting Precinct No. One of said City of Juneau, which ure as fol- ows: All that section lyingz on the rrtherly side of East ond Street ind West Second & and the aid Second Street extendel across he tide flats to the City Limits ind easterly of Gold Crek will vote in the Fire Apparatus room ( who can come back to the office | YURMAN Makes fur garments from fresh Alaska skins. Buys furs of all kinds and pays highest market prices. H. J. YURMAN THE FURRIER Valenfine Bldg., Juneau Watch Us Grow We have a growing sub- stantial businessina growing substantial com- munity. We have faith in our town, our Chamber of Commerce, in our friends and customers, and we have kindest wishes for our competi- tors. Help Us Grow PROFESSIONAL i e — » Fraternal >ocieries G G or DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER Gastineau Channe® DENTISTS 301-803 Goldstein Bldg. . L e e PHONE §6 % R ]llni‘-’l}l Lions | Club = Meets every Wes 2 SRS PSR nesday ~* '2°38 o'clock. Dr. Charles P. Jenne ||, 7" Henderson, Presiden DENTIST H. L, Redlingshafer, Secy-Treas Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine K B Building ¢ e S N | ever Telepnone 178 Meeting d Hy S |18 i Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m, SEWARD BUILDING Co-Ordinate Bodies Office Phone 469, Res. of Freemasonry Phone 278. Scottlsh Rite ——————— | Regular meoti “ 3 | ocond Briday each ! month 730 D. Dr. H. Vance { %l_i"” lsf?,:‘éé.nl R Ostecoath—201 Gollsteln Bid b, - o Pty ™ Bours: 10 to 12; 1 to b © T i e 7 to 8 or by appoinmsnt Licensed Osteonatnic Physlc'an | Phone: Office 1371, Resllence, Gast'nesu Hotel tary. LC 7AL ORO: A LF MOOSE \ { N n the City Hall Building, located | y { - it bl \t the corner of Fourth nad Main HELLAN'S % o 5 night, st B Yolocw streets, the same being the duly Dr. Geo. L. Barton WALTER HELLAN, Dictatos lesignated Polling Place in and PHARMACY { || cHinoprACTOR. Fiettenthat pisg. || 3. H. HART, Secretary. {or Precinct No. One, City of Ju- Nibét b5 Valooting’s Office Service Only 206 Seward uilding neau. Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2| | — e N That all duly qualified voters re-|{ Phone 83 Free Delivery|||p. m. to 6 p. m. and 7 p. m. | |MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE No. 1@, siding within the boundaries of [ *—eeew ooy, to 9 p. n\. Phcne 529 lay of each month in Q /oting Precinct No. Two of sald| - s A a3 CHIROPRACTIC Py ik R /N City of Juneau, which are as fol= - 18 not the practice of Medicine, WALTER P.SCOTT, ’\/(_;)}; fows: Juneau Public Library Laiu i ali s NAGHEL, Bocretary. Ny All that section lying 01 the . ' e 4 o southerly side of Ecst Second Street Free Reading Room P R S = e M nd West T‘CWL 3};"“' dfl"ds‘ mi City Hall, Second Floor Robert Simpson Second and Fourth Tue xtension o Sall econ reet Main St t - wcross the tide flats to the City o A0, Hrouxth Opt. D. 1 Limits will vote in the Gross Build- || Reading Room Open From Graduats Los Angeles Col- ng, located on Block H, Lot 2, the 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. i leage of Optometry and | i SRR une being the duly designated 5 Opthalmology el B Polling Place in and for Preninct|]Circulation Room Open from 1{| | o) 6504 Fitted, Lenszs Grouné | KNIGHTS Op o ¢ A ; to 5:30 p. m.—7:00 to 8:30 p. m.} | .. s coLumays No. Two, City of Juneau. ¢ . —& | sephers Council No. 1769, Current Magazines, Newspapers, § ( S ¥ Jetings” s600Ld. atu innsdD That all duly qualified voters re- Reference Books, Etc, o < b Y e Pl i siding within the boundaries of ¢ i “ - Transient prothers urged Voting Precinct No. Three of said FREE TO ALL mép?émne‘triot-uolpxu cwiam! e sttend. Counll Zham- 4 ity of Juneau, which are as fol-|{____, I Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted | | “DW. M. McINTYRE 3 K. W ows: Room 16, Valentine BIg. AT Ry All that section lying on the 3 | 10086 s : 00 B Tinthe by | et A e e rortherly and westerly side of —- ——eea i | Avpointment | Mee's Mopdag 50ld Creek and the oil pipe line A Dhoraraal { %n,sm & )¢ the Electric Light Company, in- M b C f o 'y Sasies” Hal luding the Seater Addition, will a ry sLare S R SR D s vote in Burford Residence, located b i L. Smitn, Secrstivy Visiting er side Willoughby Av , the 1 1 | oy i weltorae waeat R Gl Regular Dinners Helene W. L. Albrecht | |frothers welcome. — polling place in and for Precinct Short Orders - *;1_”151(0'\L TARARIET AMERICAN LEGION No. Three, City of Juneau. edical Gymnastics, Massage Meets second and - Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this Lunches | Electricity fourth Thursday of 10th day of March, 1929. Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. { 410 Goldstein Bldg. each month in Dug- R. H. SHEPARD, POPULAR PRICES | Phone, Office, 216 out, on Second St. Clerk of the City of Juneat, TR LE ROY VESTAL, Territory of Alaska. ‘ HARRY MABRY Now, seloct & af IIBH S onrds Adjutant. 0ld papers for sale ‘at The _--,.N.Pr.o,pg?m?.“, b yat:The Hriee ;,__._.,,_/ & Empire. —— -—— | | WOMEN COF MOOSEEEART AP 1 eets 1st an rd Thursdays | | NOTICE! l THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY esch month, 8 P.M. at Mooss | i Rk ‘ : Hall. | l “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” { Kate Jarman, Senior Re- | i - o gent; Agpea Grigg, Recordar. | After Friday, February lst, Corner 4th and Franklin, St. Phone 136 ||z 4 | Dr. W. W. Council will be | ! 5 A N I‘ e || (ST S S R e SRS Brunswick Bowling | | ) Alleys ‘ E Telephone No. 382. j FR YE BR U HN FOR MEN AND WOMEN | a Stand—Miller’s Taxi . Phone 218 ’ with full line of 3 D 38 a AUTOS FOR HIRE al. | JAPANESE TOY Quality Meats SHOP ¥ i H. B. MAKINO Front Street 1 PHONE 38 P. O. Box 218 for Mail Crders e . § i MORRIS E ALASKAN HOTEL CONSTRUCTION : *E | MODERN REASONABLE RATES COMPANY " Here’s promptness — effi- | ciency—service s | Dave HouseL, ProP. ) SAND and —says Taxi Tad. GRAVEL Public preference is shown to | | = AND i Carlson’s taxi service because| you can RELY on the driver Carpente!“"florltll( Concrete to take you to your destina- No job 1 tion in safety. For your pro- 0 job too large nor too tection—be sure when getting small for us a cab that the name Carlaon 1 taxi i= on the door. R M DIORRIS s eserve Oney CONSTRUCTION CO. Building Contractors N i AN PHONE 62 Carlson’s Taxi and oy 4 . i i e K iiatioe Sekvice ike reserve armies will turn " Phome Single O and 11 tide of many a hard struggle. d y 8% JUNEAU TRANSFER s The solid satisfaction of know- g C%EANG st oves, ant Tes B err ? 3 Taxi ing that you and your family are Freight and B: ’ y rovided for in case of unemploy- PHONE 19 P ' POy Stand at Gastineau { ment, sickness or old age, is a source of more comfort and contentment . i e expen- The Packard Taxi than that obtained from the exp v PHONE sive everyday pleasures. omp! very of 444 Prompt Deli t Stand at Arctio ALL KINDS OF COAL e TR ——— PHONE 48 O S, Y i Prompt Service, Day and Night CovicE AuTo SERVICE TRy o T e gReTE IRAER A7 e grario The B. M. Behrends Bank 1| : Phone 842, Day or . 1. benre an ; HOTEL Night 1 Sasan, Alsgks Oldest Bank in Alaska ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE 2 8. ZYNDA, Prop,