The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 31, 1929, Page 4

JOEN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER Isumxly and other construction work for paper mills just ahead and the almost certainty of a lot of road work between here and the new Taku strike under both American and Canadian direction, the outlook for work and resulting activ- pulp and NEWSPAPER GIRL IS DRUMMER WITH SAN SU STRUTTERS DRS. KASER & FREEBUGRGER | Fraternal Societies OF i | Gastineau Channel Published every eveming except Sunday by _the 5 i | DENTISTS o e EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main| ity in this section is, to say the least, looking up. Newspaper woman by profession 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. B. P. 0. ELKS Btreet Alaska. - and musician on the side is what| PHONE 56 Meeting every Wed- M n the Tost Office in Juneau as Second Clacs| It has been a long tine snce the approval |Faye Tolliver follows. She is the Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. nesday at 8 o'clock. e of the public was so emphatically secured for any |drummer »\'\}h the San Su Strutters ————‘"[ Elks' Hall, ting I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. proposition with so little effort as has been the |now appearing at the Palace thea- S R I N brothers welcome. Potiacec T CYRANG fie $1E8 pet ot o 7] case withl the broposed internatlonial highway from e T D Chitles P, Jenna [l Th lor E er month. s S b 2 4 A . Hy mall Dostage pald. at' e, followtuk ratess on the staff of the r. Lharles ent the State of Washington to Alaska. The matter had Visiting Brothers Welcome. One year, in advance, $12.00; six months, in advance % Portland Telegram, DENTIST WINN GUDDARD, Exalted vance, $1.25. C ) y the enthusiastic o. k. b < al 1 , Exal Raler. W lbecribra will donfer & faver 1 they will promptly |t be mentioned only to win the evening newspaper of [ | Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine M. H. SIDES, Secretary. s Office of any fallure or Irregularity [of all who listened Portland, Oregom. Building dellvery o their papers. ‘Telephone 176 Telephone for Editorlal and Business Offices, 374. She has been with; that newspaper for |&* the past four years|:: Co-Ordinate Bod- ies of Freemascn- ry Scottish Rite MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. Encouragement. The Associatea rress 1s exclusively entitled to the wse for republication of ail news dispatches credited to (Anchorage Times.) and n)Ghs ‘eveling || . DERENS. Stewart Regular meetings or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the o | . S . ote ":wa‘l’ ::»‘iu‘xym’!'v\(v i Terein. If nothing else comes of the recent (‘.nn;tzri:ss- “mkxAlwah or‘che}f- DENTIST ) SINGLE Oorll ::z;’,"‘inopn‘?:“a{ e e 2 al vi vhich Representative | tras. present she Hours 9 a; m. to 6 p. m. it 5 - TO BE LARGER|ional visitation, the publicity whic a : !LA>KT§4ACN”‘TCl‘LT\TO’(F)NANGVUAORT:*'zzizi‘l)JBLICATlQN» | Dickinson is giving the proposed international high- |is on her vacation and is spend- | SEWARD BUILDING 7:30 p. m. Scot- is something for which Alaskans can be grate- ing it entour with the Strutters. | Office Phone 569, Res. | Whether it’s a nice and tish Rite Temple | ful. The project needs all the sty s o L do not know why I S | | Phone 276 . [| balmy day, or stormy [|WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary. muster and it will need the supnort of Congress|be a drummer,” said Miss Tolliver 2~~~ = 5 | PP 5 to insure ample funds for that sectin of the pro-|today, “but I did. Perhaps it is|- = ! ,u_1d terrifying m.lkcs no l%x;umggggn | posed highway which will cross Alaska from the |because I am so good natured and | Dr. 0.V || difference—we will be at E | Yukon boundary; and with such outstanding mem- |can stand the thrusts that are| | r. A ance {| your door in a ey any Juneau Lodge No. 700. 4 bers of Congress as Representative Dickinson in made at you when one gets off the | | Osteopath—201 Goldstein Bldg. | t REEEL e i Meets every Monday k favor of the enterprise, the building campaign may tempo. Only musicians know that Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 5; Tto 9 me \ i A night, at 8 o'clock, | be said to have obtained a Very encouragingls grummer in an orchestra or| | or by appointment | || and give you efficient, WJAMEs CARLSON, Dictator. i start Iy d to builg, | P20 is the time setter, and if he| | L‘w"s;gm?:}fig':xc161’;11%10 an | polite service at the low- ||V T VALE, Sccy, P. O. Box 826 L With such a highway as it is propose LG, | or she is off, the whole band or ; : | g B2 i Alaskans will not have nced to worry about the | iopectra is off, and the poor Residence, MacKinnon Apts. i P k d est standard rates. MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 f future of the Territory. The future will take care | g nmer 1 piamed for the fault, £ ackar Second and Fourth Mon- : of itself, and rapidly—so rapidly that Alaskans and {no matter what happens. If every-|¢¢———— = day of each month in o Yukoners and the paternal Governments of the tWo |y, o oo™ o oopne pne | | Dr. Geo. L. Barton : / Scottish mcen Temple, Territories will wonder why the launching of the | o8 FUR 5 O08 SRR U | Pl A o Sl De Luxe CARISON’S TAXI beginning at 7:30 p. m " — highway campaign wa sso long delayed. Congress- for having a splendid organization, Building 1 </ WALTER P. SCOTY, ” There will be no issue of The Empire Monday, |man Dickinson and the members of his committee but if there is anything wrong, Office Service Only o and Master; CHARLES E, NAGHEL, : | have seen Alaska and they know that such a high- |} ar G- < ; o Sccretary. September 2, Labor Day. g . 1y | Whoopee, the drummer. me | Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 ervlcc Ser \ 2, La \ way as it is proposed to bu}ld will be tremendously ganizations have a hablt at times|| p. m. to 5 p. m. and 7 o A b ] S y 8 | AR B8 T helpful to the country which it will traverse, O | o SFHAnINE dway” and S Bikn the Rt to 9 p. m. Phone 529 mbulance Service ORDER OF EASTERN STAR ,A BOOST THE FAIR. both sides of the international boundary; they know |Of TBMIOE ey, End then the | R GREACTIG f nsez""d l’,‘“d fi‘"” :;‘ i e I | that it will have strong appeal to the many thou-|® g e 3 | 4 s ’ 4 nesdys of each menth, Next month will be held the eighth annuali oo, " 0ntomonile owners in the United States | g€t ‘_“""f ‘"."r?mr “mL‘muA{ “,Lm: 3 nén t,hc pfi,‘:f,“g &loh:fsm s 152 | — at 8 oclock, Scottish | K The officers of the South- and Canada who have “done” the principal high- ut;k::; and a drummer St | 7ur[,ery steopathy. ‘) Rite Temple. MAY- ociation are making prepara- | ways outside and who will welcome enthusiastically | W : ; C AB | BELLE GEORGE, Wor- v tions for the best Fair and largest attendance in thesuch a motor tour as the proposcd international | Many U_“f”" that all a d“:“ nl‘:)]:l: . thy Matron; FANNY 3 o RO i3 ez - h look | highway will open to them; and it is plain to them | has to do is to make a noisc Robert Simpson | L. ROBINSON, Secretary. history of the organization’s activities. The outloo that a highway traversing a new country, rich in|pleasant and ‘beat it out’ If the ober! mp 3 Rt T extine TURL e (el ceprcteniitae minerals, agricultural lands and scenic wonders, is|average person would sit for three Opt- D. ’ P’lone KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS of the industries, arts, resources, etc., of .Southcast certain to bring about a large measure of develop-|or four hours astraddle a snare | Graduate Los Angeles Col- | Seghers Council No. ,7,0 i Alaska and that the carnival features will be ex-| o . drum, one foot on the bass drum lege of Optometry and Meetings second and iast cellent It is not difficult to convince visitors of the|pedal and the other on the cym- Opthalmology 199 or Monday st 7:30, p. m : This is an institution that ought to be patronized.| need and the possibilities of such a highway; every- | bal pedal, b(_)th hands occupied | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Grouna Transient brothers ury: ! Great good has followed other Fairs and greater |one who has come to Alaska this summer has ap-|with snare sticks, ready to ctatch . - 10 | f:j to attend. Council good ought to follow this one. The one thing that|proved the project. The real campaigning must bc;the stick on the Indian drum om.- r e Chambers, Fifth Street. i & ry—essential, in fact— to make the Fair|done among those who do not know Alaska, and the |tom, crash, alert to handle the cas- | g o —p—p—sormmerrrr . M. MCINTYRE, G. K, H ! e l‘: 1..(n”u.“x(x IL and support of the|¥ork must be done vigorously to insure an early tinets, tamborine, brushes, etc., Optometrist-Optician H. J. TURNER, Secretary. ¥ go over big is the interest a o start on the enterprise. Every Alaskans can help they would quit the job. But there| | pveq Examined—Glasses Fitted | T f F: 12 AN and | £ ; 3 or from any place public. Everyone ought to make it & polnt to send|,y " conrbuting to the assoclation campaign fund |must slways be a drummer In a Room 16, Valentine Bldg. | 0 any ¥ DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. 0. E. anything that he regards as worth while to the|,ng by directing attention to the highway in every musical organization, and it's a|| 10:00 to 6:00. Evenings by | in the city for Meets M’nndny Fair and to boost it wherever and whenever he has| letter that is written. The dollars that are spent |good life, anyway.” Appointment. Phone 484 | BL EBIRD . e nights 8 o'clock at | an opportunity to do so. in campaigning and in actual construction will be |~ wiss Tolliver is enjoying her|ys g l) 50 CENTS ¥ Eagles’ Hall, Doug- : There will probably be a large attendance at|returned many, many times when the tide of travel | ojaskq trip immensely and although = ?WA:SIEWSH;?T:T?’ vaitml: the r and Juneau must do her part to see that rolls northward over the completed roadway. there are always several h.‘ur; gi TA I we can de as Brothers welcome, all visitors are made welcome and have a good rehearsal each day, performances Sl oot | s The Record of Ruth. |each night and sometimes an fcxtt]:fl Dy end Night Service ply ;4 3 el o TErTERE A dance, she is seeing much of the | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART § Let’s have the biggest and best Fair in Alaska's (New York Times.) countiy. and is plealibd! Avith * thia 4 Cars at Your | ) RGO Lo history. Babe Ruth's five hundredth hom_(- run stands;pmpm she has met. Phone 485 Service | Meets first and third Thursdays L) IR g FER alone for several reasons. It put his score at a | ——— -_— | each month, 8 p. m. at Moose ALASKA GOLD OUTPUT INCREASES. |height never even approached before by a major | INICIFAL TAXES DUE Responsible Drivers D. - Night Calls | Hall. KATE JARMAN, Senior o A1) DIRRL. il he . MUNICIPAL z ay or Night Calls— ||| s 3 | L camaand league baseball player. His nearest rival has scored ) | Regent; AGNES GRIGG, Re- i & Alaska’s gold production is slowly increasing. {less than half of 500 in his major league career. 43 3 £ o Stand at Arcade Cafe Same Price |- s : Last year the gold output was $6,834,200 considerably | His big hit on Sunday not only went over the fcnc(“ Notice is herebv given thl ll(;‘ . ) £ more than the year before. The indications are|in Cleveland but bounded against a doorway an(l}Cnmmonl Cn\{mm{li ;,‘1: chv. c(‘)lfy ":x | — a 3 sent - yes 1 show inci > over|into the hands of a man from New Philadelphia,|Juneau has fixe e rate | 4 199 C b C == s SR A e il showen coans ot | OID), Who ‘wasn'E SAMRKIE 68 Eha WaN game but was levy for the year 1929 at Eighteen| : Bt a 0. [ Brunswick Bowling f 1928 that will greatly exceed the increase of the h faii B Dolls ot Amaateil 2 : £ amed y ey DAL, At thieleas bat The|O® his way to catch a bus. Ruth gave him two|Mills on each Dollas s | 5 7 % Alleys O b b cverithan Df theyear, before. THAIPEL T $20 in return for the sacred sphere property and taxes are now due Hazel S Ta’t'r Stand at Gastineau ¥! 5 output of gold in Alaska ought to increase more or |yhioh had registered the five hundredth home run.|and will be delinquent on the first| - FOR MEN AND WOMEN | i 4 Hotel Stand—Miller's Taxi less gradually in the future. There is no indication | All these circumstances made the five hundredth {Monday in October at 6 p. m., pro- o o | | = er's Ta: | that it will ever again reach the gigantic figures | home run not able. But the Yankces made four |viding, however, that if one-half of Are made of the best ma- PHON .I., one 218 | of the first decade of the present century when errors and lost a game in which they twice were|the assessed taxes shall be paid . 2 K E - — i r - ) fore the first Monday in|| terials money can buy. = Alaskan took first place among the American politi- [leading. Yet from the spectator's point of view|on or before the fir 4 They are baked in Juneau; || e ; , % the home run was the event of the day, and 500|October at the hour of § p. m., the ey > i 2 Russian Steam Baths cal division, but Alaska should be producing ten | . f the essed || a I roduct. Just the aor S are e ampeS e is a high mark for other batsmen to shoot at. One remaining oue-half of the assessed!| a home product. s y v Open Wednesdays and Satur- | e s el anblier tlubare oot lor M, imay enual it for Rkl s Bean Tabtile Ts | tecte il potibeoima ittt proper cake for the HOST- e e if ever it does. fourteen years and there are youngsters like Foxx |first Monday in March of each | [1QS to serve. R lar Di “Business Is Good” The gold output in 1927 was $5,927,000. The gain land Ott whose records to date far surpass the Ruth |year, at the hour of 6 p. m. and egu inners MRS. JOHN ~ORRI, Prop. for 1928 was $907,000. beginnings. The new men have the advantage or:lur&her providing, that should the P l Short Orders P Al EE the “lively ball,” which Ruth has had only recently. |remaining one-half of the assessed | eeriess Stand: Alaska Grill ~ EEN YEARS, NOT TWELVE. It is not inconceivable that the mark of 500 will [taxes be not paid on the first o Lunches T e e some day be passed. |Monday in March of each year at Bakery Open 6 a.m. to 2 a.m, MORRIS An Associated writer declares: {he, hour \OUREED. et i o e e e POPULAR PRICES P N g : - |shall become delinquent. Prompt Service, Day and Night] | CONSTRUCTION It is 12 years since an Anti-Tammany can- Performing a Splendid Work. | On all delinquent taxes a pen- | didate was cessful in - overcoming the pri R o Cige, CovicH AuTo SERVICE HARRY MABRY > alty of ten per cent shall be added, Tammany o ation. John Purroy Mit- (Seward Gateway.) fogether with interest at the rate| STAND AT THE OLMPIC Proprietor ](-1101"\\ S th- last and LaGuardia hopes to » That Bureau of Mines assay service at the Al- »Or eight per cent per annum from | Men’s Ha]f SOIGB, $1.50 Phone 342 Day or Night SAND und be the next. : SR : ’ gt aska College is doing a splendid work for pros f ney until paid. W Jhas been longer than that It has been|pectors and declare they are ready to take on all|4ate of such delinqueney unth pald-\| o Heels, 50 cents Jungau, Alaska preegdomases GRAVEL sixteen years. Twelve years ago Tammany over-|comers. : ‘ City Clerk, e : {{ THE JuneAu LAUNDRY AND threw John Purroy Mitchel who had been successful| There's many a poor prospector with samples; =~ g & # Carpenter and Concrete over Tammany four years before. Mayor Mitchel |{Om some outcrop on his hands Nunhes pey ‘Big Van, the Gun Man ||| Helene W. L. Albrecht Franklin Street, between Work was defeated by former Mayor John F. Hylan in|Dad them asasyed because he didn't have the moncy. 211 Seward Street PHYSIOTHERAPY Froat and Second Streets No job too large nor too 1917. T any has had the Mayor ever since!NOW if he would go into a short period of deep Massage, Electricity, Infra Red PH( 11 fo & ammany has had the Mayor ever since thinking and reflect that it would only cost him == - —————— | Ray, Medical Gyllnnn.mcs i ONE 359 small tor us that time. four or five dollars to send two or three of those | 410 Goldsiein Bulding | MORRIS T M G specimens to Fairbanks, for a critical analysis and | | Phone Office, H:m‘ j| Commercial job printing at The ANOTHER IMPRESSIVE DEMON- asay, he could relieve himself of a whole lot of Y RM AN 5o 3 i 8t The Empire, CONSTRUCTION co. TRATION. mental stress and perhaps find he has a mine l) 2 LA I where he least expected it. FRODUOTS A Building Contractors f ¢ s Fa foiant Expert Furrier PHO Speaking of demonstrations in air navigation, NE 62 : when fiftecen women set off in as many airplanes Three Essentials. | TWO FOR ONE % ’ 5 i from Santa Monica to California’s Southern Pacific R L DEAL 3“'“',“9?}‘]1!'1085 still SFCVBII Coast to fly to Cleveland, Ohio, and successfully SEIR00 IIPELh. NEWS 5 5 # : n Kur Garments. Mo . h G h b make the long trip within the specified time, it is CQI::::;)i'i"II:lar:;irsork I;‘]ih':;gt (x}soilsfsm:/l;néh(cfl f::’(’)i’; Palmolive 511‘“’“‘5 i lrrorlng t e rowt < ff’"‘c‘,’""g w» “"}“k “"1‘"(“' 111‘ b‘s ‘1'""“:" “(““ l‘,“” consideration. While we are not necessarily endors- Cream, 35¢ || Remodeling a Specialty. ime is coming when pilots will be almost as familiar ing any of the suggestions that he made, he cer- ! il o 3 o f J % us a5 motor cur drivers. It is true that one|iaily gets at the root of the matier when he sepa|| After-Shave Tale, | Front Street ot Juneau 5, A f woman was killed in the contest, but that is still {that the annual run must be perpetuated, that | 25¢ r a too frequent occurrence in all classes of competi- |the men employed should be able to make a good | BOTH FOR 35¢ ’MOV]NG i tive contests living in the fisheries and that capital investments Th d h £ J th ‘WAN ' s al Al s bids fair to|Should also be able to get an adequate return in e steady growth of Juneau the The Cleveland National Air Races bids fair e Wav ot iidenas i R e T o J D o be the greatest thing of its kind the country has| e BN RO i unealt ruo quirements met, there is no reason why the salmon | fisheries should not be made perpetual |a great benefit to the district. yet witnessed. The number of contests and the number of contestants in each of them is impres- sive, indeed. It ought to cause an impetus . to fast growing aerial enterprise in America. The time is past ten years is strikingly pictured in the growth of our Savings De- partment during that period, as TRY OUR FACIALS The finest of everything in the line of beauty and be Company It seems that we did Mr. Paul Chenery Patter- H. M. HOLLMANN &y i 4 Moves, Packs and Stores near at hand when one may be routed from almost|son, now publisher of the Baltimore Sun. an in. R. R. HERMANN culture. shown by the following comparison Freight and Baggage 4 any point in the country to almost any other point |Justice. Last week we spoke of him as an alumnus || Free Delivery Phone 33 i 4 AepoEite: § as an aerial passenger. of the Chicago Journal who at $30 a week was|| Post Office Substation No. 1 EXPERT OPERATORS of savings deposits: Prompt Delivery of : b o ] Chicago's best dressed human being during the i 1 ALL KINDS OF COAL , |month of November, 1903. Mr. Patterson writes that it was $27.50—(F. P. A. in New York World.) | | Swifter transportation always has been a silent ! ambassador of peace. It brought the East and | the West in the United States closer together. And it will break down international barriers as well.— (Olympia Olympian.) “DEVIL TAKE THE HINDMO: Consultation Free August 6, 1920 ...$ 844,780.61 August 6, 1924 . 1,035,568.58 PHONE 48 The Anti-Saloon League of New York is against ! both the Democratic and Republican tickets. “They CALL THE are both wringing wet from top to bottom,” said Attorney Poland, “and them,” he continued, “ - devil take the hindmosf 3 To an outsider it would seem that from his standpoint Mr. Poland is about right. Tammany and its ticket headed by Mayor Walker are a little wetter than the Atlantic Ocean while Mr. LaGuardia is probably the wettest thing in the world. He has water beaten to death. And Mr. Coudert, Repub- lican nominee for District Attorney, is attorney for the association recently organized to defend accused bootleggers without cost to the accused. August 6, 1929 _... 1,338,966.33 Juneau THE : Now that the Senate has taken out of the P lumber > tariff bill everything the Pacific Northwest wanted, | it would be adding assault to injury to ask us to| Amer ican The B. M. Behrends cheer for it.—(Seattle Times.) | D. M. GRANT Beauty Bank neither fit to rule. here is no choice. Between May the HOTEL ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE S. ZYNDA, Prop. When the U. 8. fleet visited Panama last win- ter, sailors spent around $5,000,000. Gobs of money, as 'twere.—(Port Angeles News.) [ ——— BURFORD'S GORNER “TRY A MALTY” PHONE 154 Oil Burner Service a At Newman-Geyer Parlor An American company plans to build dirigibles that will carry 80 people. That's 79 passengers Specialty Oldest Bank in ‘Alaska PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY and a stowaway.—(Port Angeles News.) 3 2 ALSIE WILSON, Prop. Non Better—Box or Bulk \ With private building operations under way and - Estimates Given—Work others to begin, work to begin almost immediately “Fly it yourself” is the latest in aviation. A Guaranteed Commercial Tintin on the Capitol, the d"e]m; of the water[lot of people will fall for it.—(Port Angeles News.) Empire, Job s &t The edmaid | PN S ik e 8