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

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929. Dudily Alaska Empire | *"" TR T ALONG LIFE'S [ DETOUR ( ayers of regl undies, but it drives i — ‘ — him nutty the way she spends as PROFESS’ONAL F te 1 Societi f his dinky little salary could cover T 50— £ ralernai ocleries 15 much territory as a millionaire’s UTOS FOR HIRE = ) SRS oy \‘ More intimate relationship between the press and JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER (o8 bl Sadiket P e e |the President is promised by Mr. Hoover than has| By SAM HILL g | : DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER i v phudlished every evening except Sunday by “('w"been the case in the immediate past. In conference |f— e I | }‘\U“'i‘“c‘;dym": you 1;:“;2;;1 “h‘éi DENTISTS Gastineau Channe! : SMPIRE_PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main; i e - | who gives you the impress Streets, Juneau, Alaska |with the press, the custom has been estnblished.that Long Tine Bitech V8 ,;N sl st Base dorre Bl s 301-803 Goldstein Bldg. o s, ) The = 3 - ————————— " 'the President may not be quoted directly. President o e m ! = 2 Entcred in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Clase | g 9 i stions submitted to him| Another thing, alack! ing with a blindfold over his eyes PHONE 56 Juneau Lio sl R ; B Coolidge, in answering qu»-ke 1st Sa ::;m;tion ihat| _ That seems far, far away, |and cotton stuffed in his ears. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. pebigl i SUBSCRIPTION RATES. [by the correspondw‘ns.‘ g A : L‘l Is last of May, when we | SR - Club Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and |Whatever he said might be used without disclosing Get our next holiday! | . Meets every Wea Thane for $1.25 per month. |the identity of the speaker. Out of this grew the Unwelcome Spotlight | A o i e S a Ny | stag the following rates: six months, in advance 1 imythical “White House Spokesman” wno was no less Need to Be Specific There if they will promptly |than the President himself. Cincinnatian—Have you a ma- ire or drregularity | gy pig first press conference after inauguration, |chine? — p———— 5 — Dr. Charles P. Jenne Lester D. Henderson, Presiden, DENTI3 H. L. Redlingshafer, Secy $6.00; one month, i | Subscribers will « | = | the Busines; e delivery Here’s promptness — effi- elephone for E: iness Offices, 374 | President Hoover told the reporters attending he was Chi“‘t‘“{nfl\l;e you referring ln} ciency—service Booms 3 and 9 Valemtine |“anxious to clear up the twilight zone as far as We | * Btito. or. gt ‘ —says Taxi Tad. “In’:::::‘fll‘" ’can between authoritative :md'(fuomhle material .0}'! Interesting: Taitasubtion | Piblic preidienne 1 RiGwn to =2 ‘mm AR IC PaEn muterm} ¥ T M el t0 S Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noe, ng: Carlson’s taxi service because n g smae from time to time for purely background PUrposes|goymbus, having found marriage | you can RELY on the driver Dr. A. W. Stewart ¥ W T lon the other.” He indicated he was seeking to|nq go, she insists Noe go. | to take you to your destina- DENTIST v s Y.A.‘,‘.,yb abolish, as far as possible, the anonymity of the 1 3 tion in safety. For yoqur pro- Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. mEng Brotners weitume, | President as it has been reflected twice each week | Ho, Hum! | tection—be sure when ge!_lmg\ SEWARD BUILDING g through the press conferences “Our blah once was ‘Smile, please,” | ?‘xci“’- ii‘:l“;:edo'::me Ssrison Office Phone 469, Res. b r,,::,:;:;::‘;' | Mr. Hoover has nothing to lose by re-establishing | Remarked photographer Bill Gyer, | & o ' Phone 276. Scottish Rite that policy. It will bring him into closer touch, N°‘;(-)se"'h9" for pictures women | | i - £ |, Rogplae meotings 7 wi i i J outh at 7:30 p. and e 8 S S higher’.” | . 0 g ate i 5 | Temple. WALTER the entire press of the nation, but also with the| | Carlson’s Taxi and . Ostosoath—a0 Cpdrtetn Plde | |B. HEISEL, Bocre- & SOR . S LA __|entire country Successful Marriage } Ambulance Scrv]ce 7 to 8 or Ly appolnmant e} i Licensed Osteonatnic Phyalc'an | Phove: Office 1471. | Residence, Gastineau Hote! 9 i it | B — Nell—Alice won’t get much of 2 ALLOWANCE OR PENSIONS? ! husband when she marries him. Belle—No, but shell get a nice Phone Single O and 11 LG /AL ORD.LA (F MOO0S%E VOTE! The polls will remain open until 7 Juneay Locga No. 7 M MUITe, 00t S nf Sl proposs, fo O,HOCK e i T n?s hunk of alimony when she divorces 5 - L4 [ - By el increase old age allowances, ‘or pensions, took the vote, you have still failed in the performance Cf|y;. % S e 5 Pr. G L. Bart Fiagc le; e i ¥ ory is t in the pension your highest duty as a citizen. VOTE! bt | e Lo T. Leo, L. barton i SLLAXN, Dictator i A e U o (R s B | | | CAPITAL LAUNDRY | CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Biig. J. H. HART, Secrstary. business. He contended that th? several Legislatures Need More of 'Em | Second and Frankli Office Service Only 206 Seward Sullding e cons this subject, had be 2 & s e i | ! cond and Franklin . 3 206 Sewar Iding that have considered this subject, had been careful International Hnghway. ‘They spohd. a fair-sized fortune i PHONE 355 : Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 - # = to distinguish between t tem and a purely on a gangster’s funeral, but it worth i We Call 4" Deli p. m. to b p. m. and 7 p. m. <°, JUN 14§ # whatever it costs to get one of | (] and Deliver | . Second and Fourth pension system. (Anchorage Times.) th dek d g % [ o to 9 p. .. Phone 529 »|.~)'u‘<:{1 fi-nlmrrnmr.‘m X Scottis] aple, We believe his memory is good and his conten- | anchorage can well afford to give support to the| o under the sod. i I RGERAGEID | |Scottish Rite Temple, b 18 10t the practice of Medicine, | |WATLTER P. SCOTT, Surgery nor Osteopathy. Master; CHAH tion correct. There is no doubt, we believe, that campaign which has been launched by Fairbanks for ) NAGHEL, Secretary. the Legislatures have wanted to keep down the the building of an international highway which will impression that the Territory had gone into the connect Alaska with continental United States. Such Another Mystery We read on the woman’s page of | The Packard Taxi o o ] PP g . . . a “Tuck-in blouse’—but what do| e ~—— e business of giving pensions to persons after they & highway is feasible and the benefit which Alaska | they tuck it into? | PHONE vo T = Order of % - would derive from the turning of automobile travel 4 441_ < EATERN STAR had reached the dge of 65 years and had resided ' e ; . 44 Robert Simpszon 1 and Fourth Tuca: g IS o Mt idhie Tedise (10 this direction is sufficiently promising to war- @ # ys o h month, at in the Territory for 15 years. But what the Legis- ., poartiest cooperation throughout the Terri- A A Pest | Stand at Arctio Opt, D. R e W TR T lature intended, or intends, and what view the publl.c tory Hgs alway: talk.mg-hut i bz o . =3 Qraduate Los Angeles Col- GRORS Wortts Yia‘;u holds are two entirely different matters. There is| The Richardson Highway will form part of the Hxs‘ com‘.ersuhaps du‘ll« \ [t — i leage of Optometry and { pors 1@\ \‘v L. ROBIN. all the difference betwen them of theory and prac- proposed international highway. Automobiles com-| It is & cinch his brain ) Prompt Service, Day and Night Opthalmology RS i it N tice. Theoretically his position is sound, but prac-/ing from the States and Canada will come into the| Don't feel cramped in his skull. | Covica Auro SERvVICE Glasses Fitted, Lens2s Ground | '(cNolE:'I;lfi' tically it hasn't worked out as was intended. As a Richardson ‘1"‘;‘ 100 "311&2 south l°f Fairbanks and STAND AT THE OLYMPIC |, ———& | Sohera Councn No. 176 matter of fact, there is now and has been for several 'Y oan travel from that polnt in elfher direction No Treat for Eyes Phoue 342, Day or e 3 Honiny” 4y T e vears, a widespread idea that the funds appro- .o 'uid ¢ T W Seke YOU feRRIho Hieve TSN | it | Dr. R. E. SOUTHWELL | | 1 ‘wivy Siothers ursed priated biennially by the Legislature for old age £ : terest in your radio. : | Juneau, Alaska Optometrist-Opticia» rn GRTih oot Rilowatiien GF" Whatever else. tey aaSiilie tammed,),, 1 8 PropaisdsLiiRonnect Dawacp with the miin | iiioks—ves, {t- s gatiing HNeN| § o reeeewoeeooroseed | | Byes Examined-Glasses Fitted | | SPW. M. McINTTRR 3 K. 8 P % > highway by means of a branch road nearly 200 |cluttered up with ads than the P T = e I Room 16, Valentine Bldg. | |H- 3. TURNER. Secretary are for the benefit of anyone who possesses the pjles in length and while Anchorage thus far has|magazines, and they're not half as necessary age and residential qualifications. And the not been given consideration in the road building interesting as those in the maga- tendency to regard it as an old age pension is get- |plans, a glance at the map would seem to indicate | ;ines that are illustrated with pret- 10:00 to 6:00 Evenings by | D LGLAS ASRIE 117 F. O. ¥ Mabry’s Cafe |, — smmm AEE L V) ting stronger all the time. That this is true is Lhattl this r,ecf.ionmor Al:s“t easily c;:u:g b;l i:lclud;d ty women, r.. her. If the request of Fred Beauvais o = Lagles’ Hall : > N N -3 in the program through extension o e Matanuska is granted, Flo Leeds, above, will be . R B ] S e ehy - " P u evidenced by Y.}?e bf(:nma? F,lowth in expenditures roRd Syelim: G Bonnect: with the' Hishurdion - Hight . il T R Regula, Dinners L"“fl!“f William “01',', We 'k 94! from $14,000 eight years ago to about $143,000 mr:way, it would be a simple matter to obtain ap- Add Things You Can’t Do which the Indian guide is bringing Sh O d = - "; L. S8mitn, Secretary Viaiting the past two years, and the estimates of the GOV-|; qya) of the Anchorage-Matanuska project. Slam a revolving door. against James A, Stilman for ors: Oraers | Helene W. L. Albrecht | |%rotaers welcome ernor for $193,000 for the current biennium. | The international highway project is a big one| Change the weather by cussing.l¢so000 on slander charges, When Lunches PHYSICAL THERAPIST As a matter of proper procedure, the actual needs as road programs are measured in Alaska, but it is| Sell down quilts and woolens in|stilman brought nis famous suit{{ Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Mpdical: Gyginsstics, Masise Meets second and of the applicants for benefits under the law should not too big. It is not as much of an undertaking, |the Torrid Zone. for divorce, the guide was named POPULAR PRICES | Electricity b iy g be the controlling factor. But here again difficulty 'in fact, as the Richardson Highway was when the| Stop people from telling YoU|as father of Mrs. Stillman’s child { 410 Galdstein Bldz. Bach moiith in. Ditg= arises. The applicant appears before the United | Government was asked to begin work on that project | what to do for a cold. to which she countered with HARRY MABRY | Phone, Office, 216 out, on Second St States Commissioner who with two other acquaint-|MOr® than a score of years ago. And it is a very| Make the young people believeicharges involving Flo Leeds. On i Provtl 85 T LE ROY VESTAL, ] e, A small matter compared with the request for.the|you were a saint at their age. what grounds it is desired to make ! ! roprietor ' J 5 ’ v % i & e e il T ARRAE . o Adjutant. ances, friends in most cases, certify to the eligibllity| o,ngpryction of a Government owned railroad. Both! Stop a girl from powdering her |Mrs. Leeds defendant in the pres- ) How, ssiset Mo Al yiKiingiGarey - of the would:-be pensioner. The extent of the assist- the Richardson Highway and Government railroad |nose. ent suit will be revealed shortly.| Old papers st the Empire, at Phe. Empire. 00 s b - e e ance needed is more often than not subordinated campaigns were launched by Fairbanksans and they| Make money selling cotton stock- - e e —_— WOMEN OF MOOSEEEART to the amount he wants to get, and considerations are equally capable now of getting action on their |ings. & e LEGION, NO. 439 « of sentiment play a not unimportant part in their |newest road-building program, especially in view of | Or think of an easier way than WED FOR HAPPINESS Mects 1st and 3rd ThursCays | recommendation. It is upon this information that the fact that they will have the cooperation of all|this of filling up a column. MAY ALLISON URGES THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY esch month, 8 P.M. at Moose | |Alaska and Yukon and the good will of virtually | Hall the Board controlling the fund acts. Means of con- | g i p ‘ » Under such conditions, there is no cause for "“"“'J‘long to obtain needed Guvernmenhlapproval of the G“It Sa}.]‘sh here,” remarked MLS' ern woman is old fashioned at Corner 4th and Franklin, St. Phone 136 % Rty 5 hils - ( i ishment that pension appropriations have shown'project and Anchorage can well afford to be num- 25""‘;‘"}“' that a n?an”ough'. to belpeart and marriage is the only such a remarkable growth. bered among the boosters. Blisial'ss o0 it o+ |career which will bring her happi- = z 3 "’x —— — e - — Huh!" growled her husband, “he| pegs Mgy Anison Quirk believes. | """ — — Brunswick Bowling ought to be at least 85 when hell be stone deaf and beyond caring much what happens to him. The former film star is married and is a writer, so she believes her three careers qualify her as a judge. X “Stardom and matrimony do not They're Not Overlooked mix,” she says. “And stardom l Alleys FRYE BRUHN FOR MEN AND WOMEN > Stand—Miller's Taxi Phone 218 & Her beautiful big eyes, does not bring happiness; a star Blue as the summer skies, must be too selfish.ppA profession- A man now never sees— al career simply points the way to But oh, you dimpled knees! happiness and that lies through marriage. No effort or sacrifice is too great to make for a success- L with full line of 3 : & JAPANESE TOY Quality Meats SHOP H. B. MAKINO Which Am That We are informed some eminent ful marriage.” Front Street authority (whatever that 15) says| o vears ago May Allison gave PHONE 38 P. O. Box 218 for Mail Crders bowlegs are an ‘:‘dl‘lc““"“ of Tobust | yp her place in the film world to ® e wros s hoalthy', gl m‘;n E,. ;y’, marry James Quirk, magazine pub- | T2 ST ST Y But any zlir with tem can tell{jjsher she played ‘the role of ~ him those things are all blah! to|poycewite without a change until MORRIS a girl when everybody who looks | recently she broke into print with ALASKAN HOTEL C1 at her legs snickers. an article on playing the stock CONSTRUCTION No Ui o Neea (B S ant amed o | MODERN ~ REASONABLE RATES COMPANY “Don’ d s - : e YO o nuSband | T like it because it does not in- Dave HouskL, PRoP. . SAND and the vislt : G terfere' with my being a wife,” she GRAVEL 3 o VishRe- _|said. “But marriage' always will o H Dear no,” replied Mrs. Newrich, | oo girct' ) s AR AND “we can always afford to have new 3 Carpenter and Concrete . ons, CONCERT el Wi)rk Charles Wakefield Cadman, as- 0 job too large nor too | Hint to Circulation Managers |gigteq by Florence Beeler, April 8, 5 small for us Some day a magazine editor will |palace Theatre. Admission $1.00. Dream ! get a bright idea and publish the il lng- ; MORRIS last installment of a continued story ARG : CT ! first and the magazine stands won't | Get your MAGIC FIRE CALEN- bs CON STRU i ION CO' i be able to supply the demand. DAR at the Silver Fox Barber To be at the head of a business Building Contractors | Shop. Have it FRAMED. Coates : 243 32 M More or Less True Studio. i 75 of your own is a worthy ?mbltlon PHONE 62 i Many a man skimps and saves =3 but dreaming about it will never e to. keep up his life insurance so h < his wife’s second husband won't YURM AN get you there. have as hard a time as he did. Mat J[INEAU TRANSFER Some girls have so much “IT” akes fur garments i . they even would be popular if it from fresh Alaska .The onle sie WAy 10 zsccompl'lsh COMPANY i1 leaked out they actually had passed skins. Buys furs of this desire is Systematic Saving lovg,h Puk:i u’n’d Stores B an intelligence test. 2 . g Freight an ag; g i A e s 1t by read- ;"l gk}llned: ta;da ?*}(&:t and Industry, for all things are pos i ing, but nothing makes a wife Rt sible to the man who Works and i3 madder than for her husband to i S i sit there and act as if what he was aves. < Irending was more important than I‘I. J WRMAN Kl | If you want to sell anything—use what she was telling him THE FURRIER We are always prepared to help ] Clas fied The tongue most men get at the Valentine Bldg., Juneau * $neli i a sified. table they got from Cupid, not ; those who have shown an inclina- : . from the butcher. ——— cd 3 | If you want to buy anything—use It used to be awful for a girl to|{ " tion to help themselves. 4 . show her legs, now it's simply aw- H N : a Classified. ful the 1égs some of them show, I“;ea“RPug'llc lI{alln‘au'y Prompt Delivery of A rare genius is a mari 4 ree headin i If you have a room to rent, or house e R e & s s gaoom ALL KINDS OF COAL or an apartment—use out having been bawled out when ggn l;nt!:‘ md m PHO 48 Classi the table has & brand-new cloth on o The B M Behrends H N a sified. n.M e Reading Room Open From " “ Y : . any & man who thinks “SHE" 8a. m. to 10 p. m. | e These little classifieds work hoar, will be his guardian angel discovers ‘ Bank j dail after she has been on the job g |}Circulation Room Open from 1 HOTEL 6‘ : y. while she is & heap more guardian| { % fi:mtp. m.—T7:00 u;‘u:ao p. m. Bank in Alaska ZYNDA Current Magazines, Newspapers, % 8 Try lhem—.use i 3 B it dagiia Reference Books, Etc. Oldest Bank in | i a Classified. believe & flimsy silk brassier can FREE TO ALL g ELEVATOR SERVICE 5 keep her as warm as four or five 8. ZYNDA, Prop, A ———