The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 13, 1929, Page 4

JOHN W. TROY - - - ED Published _every evem IMPIRE PRINTING COMPA eau Delivered by carr One \ - - > 7 7 Dail y Alaska Empire SUBSCRIPTION manner |about them. And of all fanatics those who serve in the somber-colored and drab halls of the court of Prohibition are the most unyielding in their nar- ITOR AND MANAGER rowness and intolerance excent Sunday by thel JUDGE LYNCH'S IMPEACHMENT. NY at Second and Main = 1 3 - The country in recent months has been stirred deigeat B "¢/ ver the impeachment of various officials, Gover- e nors, and Federal and State Judges. But there N Douoias Treadwell and i5 the gradual impeachment of another judge— e TR retes Judge Lynch—which is greeted with sincere grati- in advance ition by all liberty loving people. Lynch law, six_months, o is a barbarity which has no place in the| It is a_ survival of| not procurable for the| er to’ obtain it oftimes nching, (Jife of any civilized count the times €ED TO BE LARGER Common cit 1GATION _itook the law: into hands. In the United States, for many years there has t™heibeen a campaign of education carried on to force Many States have amping ou!! on several occasions has Federal statute. But the| has been in educating the realization of the menace rule of Judge when justice wa ho in is ¢ TED PRE entitled to tches credited and also the this custom. directed toward outlawry of d laws Congress to enact a work s 0 a ent that seople lies in the to good THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, |crowd of both males and females. to live with than a ¢ who is poor. Knowing what “mother” means to a child, it always makes us hope ! |when we see a cigarette-smoking n-drinking girl, she'll either re- n or join the birth controllists |& 1en she marries. vife may be carefrl about her nd’s health because she 't want to lose him, but she is more apt to want him to stay well because nursing nim while he is sick is too much like being caged up with a wildeat. The world never will get its biggest laugh until the male pants n crawling up the legs the way o feminine skirt revealing d husband SRS T e ALONG LIFE’S DETOUR By SAM HILL a- What's The Use? Hijacking quickly makes A fortune—it's true— But a hijacker meets His finish quickly, too. Passing Observation Now that Hoover has picked his Cabinet and Lindy his bride, the great army of disappointed has been swelled by a tremendous - f the ankles, then the calves Highly Honored nd finally the knees “Everybody is talking about you,”| We don't know what women would do with them if they had bald heads, but we are pretty sure they wouldn’t let shine that'a growled dad of the girl, who was no horse and buggy. “Well,” she explaimed, “isn't it conducted by the Federal Council of | Churches shows highly pleasing results. During | there were 43 States in which no lynchings| place—the highest number on record. The| ber of vict of Lynch Law in States where occurred last year was eleven—the allest recorded. Two factors are credited with the »d public opinion and a[ who were not afraid risoners in charge when sought : it G The improve notable, but there} e 2 >e done in r to ers e this s escutche | se as: inated e sworn to av cheap in the men who well, Government by Espionage. that (Philadelphia Record.) Public preference is shown to Carlson’s taxi service you can RELY on the driver to take you to your destina- tion in safety. tection—be sure when getting a cabt that the name Carlson 1929: AUTOS FOR HIRE DRS. KEASER & FREEBURGER DENTISTS 801-303 Goldstein Bldg. PHONE 56 Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Dr. Charles P. Jenne 3 DENTIZT Here's promptness — efi- ciency—service Rooms 8 and 9 Valemtine —says Taxi Tad. Bullding Telepnone 176 because Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST Hours 9 a. m. to 6§ p. m. SEWARD BUILDING For your pro- appear in the D the Territory “That I feel—"he contin- cheating some one out IR Sand at Eretie | Opt. D. He will, we the PFederal Government | Federal a department of prisoner i of gove government by rs. Willebrandt rison is not © is of his o misconcpetion of espionage. son to CKED BY DRYS. TO THE EMPIRE If you want to sell anything—use a Classified. If you want to buy anything—use a Classified. If you have a reom to rent, or house Or an apartment—use a Classified. These little classifieds work hoar. daily. : Try them—use a Classified. ‘mne to give to & PROFESSIONA I Foimeroal sociting B ! Robert Simpson ]’ | I or Gastineau Channe’ R R R BRI R Juneau Lions lub Meets every Wem nesday ~* *2°3@ o’clock. Lester D. Henderson, Presiden. H. L. Redlingshafer, Secy-Treas 8. U. E'.KS Meeting ever o Wednesday even Ing at 8 < clocd Elks’ Hall H._¥enserschmidt Ex: ited Ruler. M. Ii. Sides, Secretary. Visiting Brothers walcome. he hyena's laugh to think with |Wway. Office Phon e e Rt ; 9 | o 469, y, Hoover, Tunney, Babe Ruth, RS- = {saxi i .08 the dooz, | Phone 278. o "sc:::l::fl;l,:eq olini, Aimee McPherson and| ATTENTION AUTO OWNERS || A4 Regular meetings | a couple of thousand others i the Ny person operating an automo- — 3| cecond Friday each ' limelight and doing they [Pile not licensed by the Territorial D!'. H. v!nce ! ;:mm&::[l:fiaomu_ should pick me out sup- | Treasurer for, 1929 delinquent. | | \ axi . -39 ! | Temple. WALTER ject of their gabfest!” After date of Ap 1929, | Carlson’s T and O e 10 to i o 8% [ |3, HEISEL, Secre- g >rosecutions will follow —adv. Ambulance Service | Tltow mnt b i SRR S vy Note T e Licensed mlnki‘:{’flt'n \ Sl & Try the PFive o'Clock Dinner| | Phone Single O and 11 | Phove: Office A LC fAL ORD: A “;l‘“hc Dove of Peace has leftjs ) S8 \ON® o i | Residence, Gastineau Hotel (F M0OSZ Mexico for an extended visit in % Sl A b e o P B R Junesus Lodge No. % more peaceful parts of the world. | * ’ g iy 'lfl?:_‘ a- = night, at Yel 3 z N's Slow in Coming Down ™ > WALTER HELLAN, Dictaior In sunny Florida youwll find, T CAPITAL LAUNDRY l CHIROPRACTOR, Hellenthal Bidg. J. H. EART, Secretary. There's still a lot of gloom: In the District Cc or the Ter- Second acd Franklin 1 Service Only 205 Seward Sailding Saihuna ‘whan ces did fall ;mwn :z'to‘;‘)x'"o;u Alas Division PHONE 355 i Hours: 10 1. m. to 12 noon, 2 A T I R "Twas went the' boom. | \nDMTRALTY ALASKA GOLD| We Call and Deliver | (|9 m toB p m and 7 p. M. | |Sicond and For th Aon- 2 DMIE ALASKA GOLD| to § p. m. Phone 528 lay of each mouth W @ ING COMP. A COR-| Scottish Rite Temple, be- Huh! PORATION. P! . & B ——— CHIROPRACTIC | | sinning_ar_7:30 o'clock. A b % = N, ot 1s not the practice of Medicine, | [WALTER P. SCOTT. ) 5] “I never eggs—" began the| PAYKULL, Defc nt < Surgery nor Osteopathy. ¥aster: CHARLES E! 1 Smart The President of the United|] The Packard Taxi NAGREL, Becretary. pd “What's matter with you, 5 ates of Amer t a!w\‘vl\ PHONE * i e - you're eating them now, ain't you?” |¥ ed defendant, Iy EATERN ATAR growled companion. You are hereby toj 3 144 :cond and Fourth Tces h month, band he is not on file in above entitled omplaint of the is a civil engineer.” the following ff demands j sum of Nine| 00 Dol- erest at 8% | \ \ 5 )\ N \ ) { { ) e | 11, 1923, and‘i i $(903.10), W Mabry’s Ca-f: ’ Regular Dinners e Short Orders Room 16, Vulentine Bldg. 10:00 to 6:00 Evenings by | Avpointment Vhone 481 | — Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted | [ Meets Mouday | %nigh:i 5 ccloca 2 — <" hagles" H B = Helene W. L. Albrecht | dinner three or four |’islon. at June e e T o," d“,“:, P ,:;!,’fi.l“.e:l- F, years—hence.” afier the | Prompt Service, Day and Night{| | !ea8 Re—— N, Seeretary. i s summons, n: within ! f Orthalmology et —_— - : Y daps atie the jav of April, | COVICH AUTO SERVICE ||| Glasses Fitted, Lenss Grouné FNIGHTS O » Ended There 5T 11920, 40 Rkt ns is pub- |} STAND AT THE OLYMPIC { /% ———=| sepners Connen No. 1780 T er had wed him." ;.4 or within days az‘(er': Phone 342, Day or ok :,f‘,,’;" "‘“{‘.‘3,"‘“ las e tle e date of its ser upon you, in | | Night 2= Dr. . E SO Transtont kroth tu ured nstead, gone in for af, this summons is served upon || Juneaw, Alaska Optometrist-Opticiaz fe attend Counsil hawm- 14 personat answer the| "= P S P . M MuNTTRE 1 T B 3. TURNER. Secrwtary DFLGLAS ASRIE 117 F. O. ¥ | Couglas. Willlam Ott, W. P. L. Smitn, Secrsiary 4 Arothers welcome. seemed of cu: Cook. ons was made by the 22nd day of March, I IN WITNESS Whereof I have i hereunto set my hand and affixed “r‘ ____tshe seal of said court, at Juneau, coer ooy | 22nd day of March, road 29 192 nothing § fgeql) An Inflated “He pos——— acts JOHN H. DUNN, Clerk of Court. | By J. W. LIEVERS, It’s more in April that fun The Judge wi has plenty of it criminals. . S A Which Am ‘FITTS EXPLAINS in a Los Angeles Well, even exp! ways save & ma: getting fits. That More or Less True If all those who women would compose |of the Paimters’ Unio | Now and then you r 3 ;hwsbu,nd whe is so de wife he couldn't treat if she was some other m Some flappers look |had heard the order | thing” and mistaken poi The Acme | Of the Baking Art Think of the joy and satisfae- || tion of finding & really whole- || some, nourishing, satisfying kind of bread. everything.” Uniform in quality day after | Sometimes a hush: day, always oven-fresh, always company meal because he knows || Superior in taste, always firm, moist and full-flavored. As every woman knows, bread- making is an art demanding the most exacting care in T | | | | his wife doesn't dare “ | tion, mixing, raising and baking ’ } | | ! before the guests—an |enjoy it for the same What young couples to start housekeeping w “ty of patience to put |ever of their parents ling down om. After a few years vife is convinced a |who is rich is Bound tc be —that is why our bread is baked under the most rigid inspection. It costs no more than o bread. Why net try it tc susier |RESTAURANT FOR SALE | Furniture, fixtures, stoc | will of Ribodes Cafe, al Gastineau Cafe for sale | thing needed fo commence huysi-! I ness, but purchaser, | ! erate in present locatic range for lease of owners of Gastinesu Property must be so Peerless Bakery i |{Juneau Public Library Free Reading Reom 17, 1928. Write or wire . The: City Hall, Second Floor undersigned reserves ght o | Main Street and Fourth reject any and all bic ffers. | Stock, fixtures and pment in-| Reading Foom Open From | ventories approxima $4,000.00. 8a m to10p m |Copy of inventory furnished upen| BR. E. ROBERTSON, Assignee for benefit of cr«!di?m’:‘ of B. F. and Christie ledu‘ 200 Seward Building, | Junesu, Alaska. Circulation Room Open from 1 to 5:30 p. m.—T7:00 to 8:30 p. m. Current Magazines, Newspapers, Reference Books, Ete. FREE TO ALL lw--,"mn—-w —_— - = B A A W BRI A o B B S R R GRS —— | THE CHAS. W. CARTER MORTUARY “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” Corner 4th and Franklin St. Phone 136 FRYE BRUHN with full line of Quality Meats PHONE 38 ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES. Dave Houser, prop. W atching the Procession How many times have you observed that while friends and acquaint- ances all around you are making financial progress one way or an- other, you just seem to stick to the side lines and watch the procession. The remedy is a bank account. No matter how moderate your: cir- cumstances may be, eventually your chanee will come. We'll be glad to help you get started. The B. M. Behrends Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska PUSSIS TIPS DS N | annum from’, Lunches i PHYS‘C-‘L THERAPIST | | AMERICAN LEGI(;N— its costs disbursements Open 6'3- m. to 2 a. m. 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