The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 4

4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 | . . 1924, two: agents and 22 civilians; 1925, five agents fl‘———————'- safe for your daughter to be out -— 25 U D(lll Y A I(ls’ffl Empzrp and 20 civilians; 1926, six agents and 17 civilians; ALONG LIFE'S with. PROFESSIONAL I g ) 70, 1y el 4t 31 ivlst A, wov. B DETOUR g . AUTOS FOR HIRE St P Sosi JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGFR and 10 civilians, making a total of 55 agents and A woma;";:;yl’eb:: flbr]:e 5 kb [ oF Published _every evemng except Py | ::L(fidmlile]o:;cwuun'* Y e e R & |ner age a secret, but try and find DRS. KASEP & FREEBURGER Gastineau CEanne’ 3 EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at P 3 S sl 5 e - one who can keep her unhappy DENTISTS Streels, June A the civilians who killed officers were brought to Must Wear a Welst Oalerifiar marriage one. 301-803 Goldstein Bldg. \ S ran in,the Office In. Juneau as Se trial and convicted, and how the number compared The trait about | So far science never has tried to PHONE 56 5 - 1 matter W, o to the number of agents tried and convicted for Miss Spring I hate explain why seeing her husband Hours 9 a. m. tv 9 p. m. Jlmeau Imm ki 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. killing private citizens | womanlike, comfortably settled in his easy o Club e T S ir s Trendwell -and She's always late. |chair always reminds a wife of a = Meots overy Weu DERSEA SAILORS thousand and one little odd jobs SR E L ST t the foll ing rates FOUR LU in advance nesday -* *%-3e ts him to | As The Back of the Silk Hosiery!around the house she ws (ST o’clock. if y will promptly Two lungs have long sufficed for humans as long Reveals attend to. D!'. Charles P. Jenne Leater D. Henderson, Presiden 1 or drregularity a5 they were sound and in workable comht‘um‘i We have a good many anti-things| Our idea of Utopia is a place H 6 o€ DBENTIST H. L. Redlingshafer, Secy-Treas ] i ness Offices, 374, Now, however, the Navy is about to provide an extra|put no anti-splash mud and slush:| Where men, too, have clothes that ere’s promptness — efi- Rooms 8 and 9 V. ~ b = X ~ re as easy to get into as trouble. ciency—service an alentine 8. 2 0. E'Ks 3} 1 EED TO BE LARGER Pair of “bellows” for all of its officers and men| re A y to get into as trot 3 ays Taxi Tad Building % (e 1 PR 1 R PUBLICATION who go down under the sea in submarines. Recent|This Would Have Sounded Looney| A cynic usually is a man whose » 1 Telepnone 178 b, xV\"edx;‘e‘ndnfly elvm; 4 tests from submarines submerged at varying depths Twenty Years Ago wife has made it clear to him that| | Public preference is shown to| (& s Elke “Hal, © " i OC!ATED PRESS. off the coast of Florida proved the efficacy of a| Blinks: “I'm going down to the | she considers him a fine big disap-| | Carlson’s taxi service because H. Nesscrachmidt led to the! attere ; ” intment a dar y an RELY on the driv Ex:illed Ruler, s creaitea to | lung-like device in making it possible for members | drugstore for my lunch. pointment but a darn poor excuse||you can RELY on the driver Dr. A. W. Stewart M. 1) Sides, & | Jinks: “I'm going down to the|for a husband. to take you to your destina- Secretary. 3 "% of the erew to escape from the sunken craft to the LTI shov to Py A58 it » Daugmers knees, now on exhibi-| | tion in safety. For your pro- DENTIST Visitiug Brothers welcome. N iwface. Of 4071 safety devices submitted to al sl - ion show little wear and tear, but | | tection—be sure when getting BS;;};B"{;‘W”‘;;’;& o pecial Naval Board, it was the only one found| ;i voun Gets His Fling |if her mother's could be seen they|)a cak that the mame Carlzon Oftice Phone 465, Res e to have any merit. Some 7,700 of the “lungs” have| \roiriaoc licenses in Columbus|Would show. from their callosities||taxi i= on the door. Phone 278, : °'s£;:,°",'l";‘l"""¥ been. ordered by the Navy and two will be given Ohio, Paper) she spends a lot of time on the geln f bl asdtings to each officer and man in its submarine fleet. Arthur Cummings, salesman, of [Kitchen floor and beside her bed " recond Friday each b e Grove City; Mary B. Fling, Wester-| A thin woman always thinks a : Dr. H. Vance V[ e e oattiah: Ris The two Congressmen who had thelr liquor |yille, fat. ol ok, ol clothies: i Carlsoa’s Taxi and Ostecoath—s01 Goldsteln Bias | | & HRTsEY, Secres seized by Customs officials are entitled to some| make her look mtm: mvtmm of 2 'Bo‘:n 10 to 13; 1 to tary, A MBathy Ry oy thets dahy "endugh, | The Tdle Pecler those that might make her look Ambulance Service or b7 appoinmsnt S e L T th; They can pay their fines easily gh, 4 g 7 A Olleopall\lc Ph i ean if it comes to that, but it’s going to be hard to re-| It's got so cvery blessed afternoon |55 like a feather bed tied in the Phone Single O and 11 | Phove: Office 1671, \ g plade. Ehad HAREE His wife from home is gone, gmiddle. Rosidence, q.mnuu now o Rl i o And no potato now he ever sees| A happy marriage is one_where L e —————_ Juneau Lofge No. 7a Explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins now plans to cross Wiinout its jacket on. 1;;‘::02’:; ‘:\‘:}d‘?::?q:;’ ::“e“z’“;‘c‘;‘:' A e s s e e e Muets " every " Mond:, the North Pole in a submarine. We can think of Whidh the dreams end and the nightmare| | A f Dr. Geo. L. Barton WALTER HELLAN, Dictatos e had g |several more desirable ways of committing suicide| - Which Was fthat |0 CAPITAL LAUNDRY | | |cuinopracTos, Heltenthar siag. || 3. H. HART, Secretars. 5 s ok than that. SabE you made ‘on TR HEtIR: Fo ol R ! Second acd Franklin | Oftice Service Only 206 Seward Suilding ALASKA ’-"5"“\ \ml ONG FRIEND. —_— IS5 raarted . o8 Try & TOASTED SANDWICH &t ‘| PHONE 355 | | | Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 Mmmmc s e > & il " the Juneau Ice Cream Parlors. adv) We Call and Deliver | ({p. m. to B p. m. and 7 p. m.||g d Foi ¢h Xon- Col. E. I Jories, Dirsctar of the United: Sta Why Governors ALe Impeached. m?c' ]\zft.l))}):‘ll}.xld I didn’t do any- | 'he J' e | " e L e G Second, .gnch:mnl(h :Z“ ! Coast and Geoc rvey, was one of the highes (New York World.) s’;‘fe“‘_ b B e L e e e CHIROPRACTIC s,f,?,‘,fi,‘,:’ o Sl:)mg:loch_ b/ types of public servants. In h sath the public eral factors have contributed to the political| iy it anv money I don't see why S o ng:xr[;:znryw;g'%.goziglfl“' :Y«?lfrTER CHARLES ( * a 1 aska, which has been the in the Scuthwest which is reflected in the | o "o\ oy ALL FOR The Packard Taxi 2 ity @ | NAGE &1, CSetretiy. work, will feel his pass- jmpeachment of Governors in Oklahoma and Texas : PHORE U SR missioner in the es- and in the initiation of impeachment proceedings To Numerous To Menton 4() L > 3 Ly sl ) 3 Order of 4 " Numerous 1 A EATERN ATAR 1 boundary line be- in Louisira. In the first pl“i' themg?mlnant poé“ffll The most alarming thing ¢ "ih 444 Robert Slmpson Second and Fourin Jues: 1 S " y in this i organize - : 7 5 s e > of each month, a3 AR e e ;A‘ulxhlloci\':)mx;gflu?swm;;:;ls discipline, therefore,| About motor car 1 Gem Razor, 24 K. i Siand at Arctio Opt. D "Tny""x"}"‘““::‘g:"r‘,"é‘,‘}“‘.." ame interested in POSitd 3 ) ) 5 s v Y s2f o - e e s emple. ’1”“‘; r‘ill:"f;)r‘d ‘l non-existent. Instead of the alignment of Demo- f““‘;:‘:r‘“ e T 2 :,old Il;lldllul, {L{,.l $1.50 } G Graduate Los Angeles Col- r‘.EUl} 5 \¥V°x""w':orn“" : crals against Republicans, the cleavage is between 2 Gem ades, ube [ leage of Optometry and | SON, n coastline and the ., Fergusons and the anti-Fergusohs or the pro-| C: T. Davis in Little Rock Ga- Mennen’s Menthola. Prompt Service, Day and Nigh't Opthaliiology | i ary, & | ssels operating in these Longs and the anti-Longs. The clashes between |Zette. ted Shaving Cream, Covica Auro SERVICE Glasses Fitted, Lensss Ground “NISHTS or | such factions are often extremely bitter, because s TR regular 50 STAND AT' THE OLYMPIC P 43| 3ephers Counell No. 1760, est in the most practical the) actuated by personal feelings. Wed like to all, we'd have more Tt Phone 342, Day or o . = ;m-‘il;)gs fi’c"‘z'?o““ h:; <an surveys a highly im- In the second place, because of the ouc-pnrty_dil&; o $2.00} Night !}—-m 2. . SOUTHWELL ] Pramsisnt: brothtes Du”M f the Bureau of wh tem, Derty ANE s by la ACuhsment wmbxrmg ;rfJL St ess.di e e Junesu; ‘Alsska | Optometrist-Optician TR e (4 T A Au*uul mux best available men, and ambitious we just had more drivers who " ERTA e e = :Anw i MINTYR! 1 K B 1 te administration added the man at the bottom and to raise what they T | 10100 to 's:00 erév;::lnss xl;y e b e much te the tr and undoubted ved | sometimes call the issue of “rough-necks versus stiff- Different Points of View B M b C f ’ L OFLGLAS ASRIE 117 F. o. » both 1iv perty. His efficiency was of such x Senator Blease of South Carolina and the| The Highbrow: “She shows a lot HELLAN’S a ry sLare Al"’):’::;":‘;:t 2'1“;11'- ;‘(lr"t;’cfl’ high ¢l on recog from three Na-,late tor Vardaman of Mississippi were adepts|of understanding.” PHARMACY ‘ e - hfixlel' T | t x ¢ P2 soolidge. | 8t tk ary. ‘ergus I I his issue in C "1l say s " . e 2 2 b jonal Wilson, Hrding and Coolidge, |t this art. Ferguson rode high on this issu The Lowbrow: “I'l say she does. Regular Dinners EER T SRR e L TR D g and ) no reason to believ : h s x 2y N Valortinat a 2L, Smitn, Secrstary Visitfas Louisians £ Huey Long has 5 ) ext to Valentine’s s he would not n continued in office 0 doulstauagite) ise of yorsouey ! Ed, How Do You Get That Way . ; Short Orders #-H lene W. L. Albrecht | | “rothers welcome. ¥ 2 been more ‘spectacular than that of any other of | "gometimes o' Ed Points, of the|{ Phone 33 Free Delivery elene W. L. recht President Hoov latter as Secretary of Com-, these self-styled tribunes of the common people. but | poctcr” Gioe. thinks of the Saodt Lunches PHYSICAL THERAPIST " AMERICAN LEGION merce of his ability, retained the popular reaction against him has been equally unpleasant things—he’s asking now T > Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Medical Gymnastics, Macsage Meets second and him as ast and Geodetic Survey swift. He has been in office only ten months, and"‘what are you going to give the ¥ POPULAR PR!CES | Electricity et Tty at . Department of Commerce @ Legislature which last summer was ready to obey | jo %) ©0°, 7 e s ! 410 Goldstein Bldg. pracipiin el iad v -4 s 117\01:(%]::"; to the letter is now considering his im- | Rhther he Hids 8’ bin full &f Gl T,l() I at(n,-t ; HARRY BIABRY | Phene, Office, 216 out, on Becond St 3 DEATHS FROM DRY ACT. It is easy to scoff and to attribuie ine rise of |04 DO present worries, or clse he's & plkmestah i Proprietor e : e FEs A sueh men to the low intellizence of the electorate. | ust trving to sec how *"""‘??10 he s 4 @ | LA s --~-~~,| New, select line Jf visiting cards jutant, end of 1928 : vesult of the aclivities pup that setiles nothing. The truth of the matter |C3D be. thinking up that, this time| TRE JUR COMPACTS Ol papers e e at The Empire. of Federal “Prohibition Enforcement, Unit, 1891 iy ‘1,,,‘ in the rural regions of the South a large |a'Ve AR R ] WOMEN OF IOOBEBIA.BT persons lost their lives, according to official state- !elemes ni among the voters is nursing a real or a l'l ‘l . o C()I{)I‘S to ‘1]([,(:]‘ e e e e e D e ! LEGION, NO. 439 ments from the Treasury Department. Undoubtedly |fancied grievance. The one-horse farmer and the! Jseiess information Y. Boi | Meets 1st and’ 3rd ThursCays an equal number of deaths have resulted from the | vilage merchant feel that they have never received| Many a girl has the desire but our Costume I'HE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY | esch month, 8 P.M. at Mooss | Stforta of Stite and Gounts nts which were not |the political consideration which is their due, and [not the face to neck | Hall. Balisis 1hto: scobulit hiy the ‘Medersl suthieitiee |they are willing to follow any candidate who pro- $1 00 “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” ( Kats Jarman, Semios Re- ) i 19 g 2 SO L claims that he sympathizes with their aspirations.| If Only the Salary Went On o X ! | gent; Agpas Grigg, Kecorder. | In nts and five civilians were killed; | gocent jmpeachments may suggest the disillusion-| We'll bet, that after all 3 Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 ! st ot i s § in 1921 and 14 civilians; 1922, 12 agents | ment of this group, but they also reflect its politi- These years of party strife, | % o and four agents and 17 civiliar cal education by the process of trial and eryor. Cal's glad to know again i 2 2 4 g b e e Brunswick Bowlin, S IR & e o b e What's meant by “private life.” g $ : “ Alleys Can You Get the Low Down on FR YE BR UHN FOR MEN AN% WOMEM This? Phone 25 Free Delivery Stand—Miller’s Taxi HIGH INGOT OUTPUT— Shond st Headline in Philadelphia Inquirer, s % £ 2% ¥ - with full line of = o s g Not to burn at the stake Peerless Quality .t t JAPANESE TOY o We may have learned, o Quall Mea S ] But still, in many homes, y SHOP A steak’s oft burned. H. B. MAKINO Front Street Plumb Looney PHONE 38 P. O. Box 218 for Mail Orders ] They've put him in the boody hatch # o el Poor crazy Mr. Kome, B 5 W, i AR P ) Who tried to make his wife believe 10 g | ALASKAN HOTEL STRuCt ! Names Is Names . CONSTRUCTION } & 1 ¢ § We don't know whether or not he MODERN REASONABLE RATES COMPANY i E]‘lPIRF sells most, but MOST is a fur coat z g 4 dealer at Massilon, Ohio, Dave HouskL, PRoOP. : SAND and E = GRAVEL Card Etiquette § Never tell your partner you can't The Acme e c AND 3 play bridge very well—she'll find Of the Baking Art arpenter and Concrete it out and tell you in a way that Work will make you know it as you|| Think of the joy and satisfac- No job too large nor too never knew it before. tion of finding a really whole- small for us some, nourishing, satisfying kind Rare, 0 Fac o e ¢ Watching the Procession - MORRIS “You say he is a strange hus- Uniform in quality day after CONSTRUCTION CO. f band?” day, always oven-fresh, always Adi “T'll say he is!” superior in taste, always firm, Building Contractors “What is so strange about him?” || moist and full-flavored. How many times have you observed PHONE 62 “Why, they have been married As every woman knows, bread- . i . 10 years and he still thinks his || making is an art demanding the that while friends and acquaint- wife isn’'t able to put on her own || most exacting care in prepara- overshoes or even find a chair for || tion, mixing, raising and baking ances all around you are making herself when she comes into the —"g“:i“'hy 1“","?;“;1 is baked financial progress one way or an- JUNEAU TRANSFER » ” under e most rigi nspection. > 2 N s 1t costs no more than ordinary other, you just seem to stick to the COMPANY A Hint To Mothers bread. Why not try it today? side lines and watch the procession. lfim,h fwnk‘:l ul‘!d Stores Just because a rich man is the . !“ig “angel of a show,” is no sign he is The remedy 15 a bank account. 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