The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 26, 1929, Page 4

s S SR SRR S e S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1929. and believes ! (lc ] 3 st . b the gun-toting enforcement agents, _q; — Daily Alaska Empire [nc & o e betes i winou. o oo PROFESSIONAL | Fraternal Societies | S o ____|nibition enforcement law than with the Volstead ¥ o olr-v | JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER Act B—— Sl g Gastineau Channel | e omelptade s O ‘ | Helene W. L. Albrecht . Published every n| xcept Sunday by the Alaska and British Columbia ought to form an| | PHYSIOTHERAPY Ea it ?.‘r‘l-ré"?"‘;.?;?i?.“'k‘];: DEFANE 3¢ Bov iy aang Mm”.o“f‘nsive and defensive alliance in the war with Massage, Electricity, Infra Red A B. P. 0. ELKS : . 3 RS ——|the bear tribe. Both have had many victims of | Rev, Medical Gymnastics. st ol . Veeting ey Y m‘lli‘r‘\:-rvd in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class Brown, afid JEreiy ekt ARIMREAT lhat victim wis 41U Goldstein Building BLUE it[““ TA ! eeting every Wed- ty nesday at 8 o'clock. Elks' Hall. Visiting - brothers welcome. Stand next Arc: Phone 485 Day and Night Service |Jack Thayer of the Forest Service, killed a few days ago. A Highway Engineer and a well known miner have recently been mauled and nearly killed = - Phone Office, 216 | SUBSCRIPTION RATES. & Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and| Thane for $1.25 per month. | "DRS.KASER & FREEBURGER | v mail, postage paid, at the following rates: < i R | WINN GODDARD, Exalted Rules Ol|s}”}'~“;‘\‘rt”§x\x ":‘(\':\L"“!vu"‘ 5 0 :“ a ‘“»:“;v n advance, | oY grizzly bears in British Columbia. THE STRANGE SOUND ‘ DENTISTS | Tond M. H. SIDES, Secretary. B e favor 1t they will promptly T e R By Mary Graham Bonmer || 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. | = aflure or irregularity The people of England have curtailed going They stopped along a country PHONE 56 J P s i Co-Srdinzte Boy in the deliver to law and a lot of lawyers are living on curtailed | Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 5 y . pad It was on the outskirts of ies of Freemasor Telephone for Bditorial ang Business Offic incomes, according to the dispatches. 'Most Ameri-|ihe place where John and Peggy | & ac a r ry Scottish Rite MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. can lawyers make most of their incomes by advising |Jived e Rt d Regwlar meetings Droms is ‘:‘x\:‘l‘\n«'!ul'.\:“fll:\!‘:}m‘;:‘d'l"f\ people and corporations so that going to law might| The pilot-policeman who had Dr. Charles P. Jenne ! second Fridav it or not otherw o eredited in this paper and also the never be necessary. We would have a lot more been showing them how he attend- DENTIST each montn ot local news published hereln, =~ = 000 _|litigation if it were not for good lawyers. led to traffic up in the air had been 7:30 p. m. Soot- tish Rite Templs WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary. | sting along, and now they had landed to find out what were the Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine | Building Phone ange sounds they had heard: i The Little Plack Clock had seen = A CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER ALASKTNI!N THAT OF ANY OTHER BLICATION The lobby investigating Senators are now intro- !ducing in evidence the personal mail of other Snu-; |ators. We can see the merit in Martin Van Buren's rule that it weré safer to go 200 miles to see a | person about a political or public matter than to| |write a letter. o LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSZ Juneau Lodge No. 700. Meets every Monday night, at 8 o'clock. JAMES CARLSON, Dictator. { y i 1 i { 1 i o to it that they were still spending D r. A. W. Stewart . DENT: e e Kosexecper e 200 years ahead of the rest fo tim yea o i the world. ” 1 " | Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. ‘What could it have been?” the| | ‘px]nl-r‘mhcemnn asked. | SEWARD BUILDING | | Office Phone 569, Res. Experts say that the public are so busy buying [ “Well of all things!" laughed Phone 276 W. T. VALE, Secy, P. O. Box 024 | and selling stocks and in the industries that they |John. k Y ?have not had time to erect homes and other, “What is it?” the pilot-policeman . P k d MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 buildings—hence the decline in building permits. |asked. o acear: Second and Fourth Mon- day of each month in Scottish Rite Temple Tolks ask questions about our bread “Oh, what a dear, dear horsie,” said Peggy. Dr. H. Vance Well, as long as it has been shown that people | | ! Osteopath—201 Cioldatein Bldg. are busy we shall try to make the most of the old| De Luxe G ey “It's my turn to explain, I guess,”| | Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 5; 7 to ® after they have tasted v beginning at ":30 p. m. g John said. “The queer sound you or by appointment it. They want to know %’ WALTER P. ScoT: |heard was a horse having a drinl Licensed Osteopathic Physician whose bre: it is and ster; ES E. NAGHEL havii drink d Osteopathi & whose bread it gla! CHARLES e | Py of water. It's a lovely swishy, beau- Phone: Office 1671. S no wonder. It is a food ccretary. FOR ALASKA OR Cooks and a Critic. tiful sound that makes you know Residence, MacKinnon Apts. | ervlce Biras .\, aal RS T - NOT ALL JASK —_— 1 the. hotss | 15¢ BRIBTIRE t o that is not only a meal- ORDER OF EASTERN STAR AMERICANS. (Manchester Guardian.) bow mucit S e g 3 | mcom—— i time staple but a de- Second and Fourth A The Mayor of Bath assured the meat-traders|Dis drink. i o h e -t “I suppose some one must Still |’ cided relish. It’s pure. have a horse and this place with Tuesdys of each month, The Prince Rupert News 15 very much alarmed| at 8 o'clock, Scottish assembled in his City on Tuesday that the gravest| obstacle to the furtherance of their business is the Dr. Geo. L. Barton PRS-, through fear that the British Columbia Provincial Government will give consideration to a through| road from the British Columbia end of the Pacific Highway to the Alaska boundary before it provides for a road from Prince Rupert to a connection with roads that constitute a part of the British Columbia road system and a road to connect with the Peace River country. It says: English housewife’s lamentable failure as a cook. Let her, he urged, abandon her present deplorable performance, for which cremation is the only fit- ting term, and learn, as her neighbors do, to maike fascinating dishes from cuts which she condemns. Then will not only the meat trade but the health, temper, and pocket of the Englishman enjoy a not- able benefit. The Mayor's rebuke is drastic, but the the water is the trough. Oh, isn't| | he enjoying his drink!” H The pilot-policeman was certaiml ly interested in seeing the horse and i iwatching and listening to him as Building Office Service Only Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 pm t5p m 47 p m he had a drink of water from the| | trough. With airplanes and auto- | | to 9 p. m. Phone 429 CHIROPRACTIC is not the practice of Mediciae, CHIROPRACTOR, Hellerthal | STAND AT THE OLMPIC | Phone 342 Day or Night Juneau, Alaska Prompt Service, Day and Night Peerless _Bakery Rite Temple. MAY- BELLE GEORGE, Wor- thy Matron; FANNY L. ROBINSON, Secretary. | KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Seghers Council No. 1786 Meetings second and (ask mobiles used so much a horse was| | Surgery nor Osteopathy. { quite a curiosity. . & b Monday at 7:30 p. m Iransient brothers ury td to attend. Councih complaint is old. Our virtue in cooking has lain | in the handling of the massive and simple d)sh} The question of the building of roads is again a live one in British Columbia. Van- Reliable Transfer Peggy was petting the horse. i |tions see Femmer, Local | i| | corder. ities get the benefit of the association with France, commemorated at table | o pairing. Agent for Brunswick | 13 WA - i ;Zicfd}'fifimfiuiu:;s_g Build a road and a today by such words as gigot and ashet, may well meph‘m‘:“‘ RO acped { | Portable and Cabinet Panatrope | F YOU COULD HOULER LOUD E £ b railway and the Peace will then become have accounted for their wider ingenuity in the ! Phonographs, Records and | | ENOUGH FOR EVERYBODY TO t couver wants a road to Alaska which will help bring tourists to that city. Doubtless rather than in garnishings or in the setting forth of delectable trifles. The baron and the sirloin, “I've given you a little of the old, | together with the very new and Robert Simpson Phone 149 Res. 148 COURTESY and GCOD Covicn Auro SERVICE | | | L B JAD CHAS) Chambers, Fifth Street. EDW. M. McINTYRE, G. K H. it is desirable, but it is hoped that the the leg, the shoulder, and the haunch—these were |far ahead,” the Little Black Clock Opt. D. BERVICE Our Motto H. J. TUKNER, Secretary. S at Victoria will not be swayed our glory in the days before households and ovens |said. Graduate Angeles Col- Chark S e = - %00 much by the wishes of the big city. contracted to their present girth. Our balest apolo-| “Oh, Little Black Clock, you're a lege of Optometry and B.y @S 5{"" b DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. E. ¢ First and before everything else, Prince |gists can make out no better case for us. Pro-|wonder!” John exclaimed. Opthalmology i Rupert people think they have a road com- { ing to them. After waiting patiently for | twenty years and more and still with only five and a half miles of Provincial roads Jeading out of the City, it is time something substantial was done. This certainly should precede any *tourist road to Alaska. TSR e s U — The motorship “W. B. Foshay” Room 16, Valentine Bldg. WOy R WOMEN OF MOOSESEART Then there is another road that is more Zwhioh used Bt e oy lnider the Mxchange in|,f tne Northland Transportation || 10:00 to 6:00. Evenings by | |= - = | LEGION, NO. 439 important than any tourist road. It is the i Gatisd .th W e ishes dis- | o0 o) take the run of the Mot-| | Avpointment Phone 484 | ] l R {lrst e it e one to connect the Peace River country with gt i AL SR i 1 orship “Norco” sailing from Pier 5, i LUDWVIG NELSON !} | eactx month, 8 p. m. at Moose the central part of British Colwnbia. As it passing, and nothing as distinctive takes its place is, the Peace River is wholly cut off from the | rest of the Province and the result is that really a part of British Columbia, to which Province it belongs. After the two most important highways are built will be time enough to consider the matter of a North and South trunk road that will connect Alaska with the States and which is being asked for by the Ameri- can people. We want to please our American neigh- | salient peaks ipiquant a dish as a haggis? fessor Saintsbury, as sound a judge of the body’s food as of the mind’s, recalled in our columns re- cently some memories of English cooking, and like among them stood out a mighty spare rib of pork at Oldham and a steak of Homeric proportions—not less than eight inches long by five broad and an inch and a.half thick We have no such knack with scraps, vegetables, and sauces as have even the Scots, whose old handling of food. What English cook would have thought, for instance, of making out of unconsidered and individually none too pleasant oddments so The Mayor is right, and the meat trade would do well to ponder his suggestion that, as an organization, the subsiding of cookery classes ipurview. should not be beyond their|| | “I think you're adorable,” Peggy | | | told him. Glasses Fitted, Lenses Groura —8 | And the Little Black Clock was very, very happy. —— P { NOTICE DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL Optometrist-Optician Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted Seattle, 9 p. m. on October 28‘ For freight and passenger reserva- | Agent, i | | TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE Nown Sleeping 4 LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- | § THE COMMODORE | | Ice Cxe\am. Candies, Cigars, | Cigarettes,~Tobacco, BiNlards J Opposite Coliseum Theatre STEVE JOHNSON, Prop. Z % | | | H Jeweler Expert watch and jewelry re- Radios. e SRROSS T A GET A CORONA For Your School Work J. B. Burford & Co. “Our door stép is worn by <) SN HEAR, IT WOULD BE HARD ON THE TONSILS, AND YOU WOULD NOT REACH AS MANY FOLKS AS WEDO, LET US HOWER FOR YOUs WE MAKE QUITE A RACKET WITH A LIL WANT AQ WHILE WITH A PAGE AD WE ARE POSITIVELY -~ DEAFEMING { Meets Monday %mghb& 8 o'clock at Eagles’ Hall, Doug- las. ARNE SHUDSHIFT, W. P. GUY SMITH, Secretary. Visiting | | Brothers welcome. || | Hall. KATE JARMAN, Senior | || | Regent; AGNES GRIGG, Re- | FET Brunswick Bowling Alleys FOR MEN AND WOMEN | Stamd—Miller’s Taxi Phone 218 W. D. BROWN " " 3 i satistied customers” | bors, but we must not neglect our own Canadian Mines’ Output Grows. R()bes » " =1 CANVAS $ people in any effort to please them. As — . 2 b P R T o = 4 ? we have said before. First things first. (Engineering and Mining Journal.) Warmer than a stack of blankets,| PHONE YOUR ORDERS The Atcide-Cafo f M b 9 C f C;}W-“ Collapsible Beats Give Prince Rupert proper highway trans- Mineral production of Canada for the first half|lighter than a pair—get a famous TO US rea a ry 8§ vLare OW ON DISPLAY | portation and Peace River the same and |of 1920 shows a total of $123,702,334, a gain of over| Woods Aretic for solid comfort and Soeoial JRaRs: °l‘;"s'“""" 0 Ceeps & vy owd Bowe | G then look after Alaska. This should be 17 per cent., compared with the corresponding per- |satisfaction. The ploneer eiderdown | ‘ urged upon Mr. Lougheed when he visits iod of 1928, according to the Dominion Bureau of|0f the North. Best design, down, We flw m ag‘end tol tgem Scda Fountain in conmection. Regular Dinners here next week. Statistics. Metals as a group showed the greatest|lining and cover. Holds most |PYOMPLY. ur (Cos', QAN |} St “l“d 17‘.“‘ fa.ahe Short Orders The Empire has no desire to meddle in British|gain, with a value of $75476321, an increase of 20| World's Record. Fully guaranteed. |grain and transfer busu,less l radio. r;l;y“ :.u'u. Prop. Fai W. d h. l (1 Columbia affairs in the least, or to make harsh Per cent. over the corresponding period of 1928. |Gt voure early, from your dealer. ig increasing daily. There’s a e | unches tnasnieidas comment, but we do object to the intimation that| GTeater outputs are reported for all metals ex- 2 ‘|reason. Give us a trial order Open 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. § the proposed International Highway is solely an onpk “s:"éc'i coai‘alt, lead arnd Yl‘)‘elt““ of the platinum| Distributed by Kennedy Bros, |today and learn why. } gatts=rs g o e POPULAR PRICES AND i group, but in the case of cobalt and lead, th i i ; BAGF ; Alaska or American affair and that, if built, 1t will|§c " oD o et i botal e o m;;g: You Can’t Heip Being GAR Yy HARRY MABRY S. d l. h - be due solely to a Canadian desire to look after|silver production showed an increase, but lower Pleased P iet wae ’:g tS § Alaska and please Americans. prices resulted in a slightly lower money value. > HA ULED A FOR~ i The proposed International Highway would do|The principal minerals in the value of production D‘ -B' FEMMER | as much or more for British Columbia and Yukon “fi‘re com;er,‘zold, and nickel, followed by lead, PHONE 114 AND LOT CLEANING i eomen oo | Territory as for Alaska. It would open up for|Silver, and zinc. Production of copper was 116, E. O. Davis THE & Aut{’s i development. miles on miles of British Columbian (300500 Pounds valued at $21,125,000, an increase of | - = S o : Jonesu Laveony i valleys and hills; it would give Northern British Co-|™" Golq ™ production was valued at $19,432,000, an T | Special Price On All mtkh:ldsm between Especially Cut and lumbia and Yukon Territory :n :;ll-Cnnagmn trnm; increase of 3.7 per cent. Of the total Ontario I CAPITAL LAUNDRY % ur t LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- Fron Second Streets Fitted portation connection with the developed parts of|contributed $16,500,000, or 85 per cent. of the total| | Under New Management F Garmen S || TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE' PHONE 359 their country, and it would bring thousands of tour-|output, and of this sum Porcupine contributed 56| | SILKS and LACES a Specialty I SEAL SKINS 2 MORRIS C"NSTRUCTIUNE ists into Canada to spend American-made money |Per cent. The increase in gold is largest in Quebec,| | DRY CLEANING AND SKIR T A A T A S I A COMPANY g whex:e the output for the half year, $799,000, was PRESSING MUSKRAT LTI T I|I|IIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIE : Premier S. F. Tolmie of British Columbia is ‘;g;‘;‘d"{‘hb‘yugr‘l’lflter l:h“'} ‘:\;‘fi for the full year of We call for and deliver OTTER H PHONE 62 . actically all o s came from blister PHONE 355 SILVER FOX and £ undoubtedly and rightfully thinking of his own |, .. oo ¢y an = —————d § Province more than of Alaska and Americans when| " Sanaen e, T8 HAL, Manager | MARTEN S —_— he proposes to take up with Premier W. L. Mac- He Fou 3 - = nd H kenzie King the question of an International High- Gold in Seattle. Yurman’s = JUNEAU TRANSFER way through British Columbia and Yukon Terri- tory to the Alaskan boundary. PREACHER’S SON WOULD SUCCEED FATHER. Pemocrats of the Seventh Congressional District in Minnesota have agreed to support Paul Kvale (pronounced Quail) son of the late Congressman O. J. Kvale, to succeed his father in the Na- tional House. Republicans are urging former Representative A. J. Volstead, author of the famous law that bears his name, to become a candidate, and it is sald that he has not yet discouraged them. The late Congressman Kvale was burned to death last month when fire destroyed his summer home. In private life he was a clergyman, and he had @ rather hard time to get into Congress. First he ran in the Republican primary and defeated the famous Volstead. It was then proved that he had unlawfully maligned Volstead in the pri- mary campaign by calling him an Atheist, and he was forced off the ticket. Kvale ran as an inde- pendent and was defeated by 1,200 votes. Two years later the preacher was nominated by the Farmer- Labor Patry and endorsed by the Democrats. He defeated Volstead by 14,000 votes. He has been re- peatedly re-elected. Paul Kvale hopes to succeed his- father. He (Seattle Post-Intelligencer.) In December of 1896, nearly thirty-three years ago, H. R. Johnson, then a young man, deposited $450 in a savings account with a Seattle bank. Theh he went to Alaska to seek fortune in the North. After nearly a third of a century he returned the other day to this city. He hadn't found gold, but his deposit had. Checking up with the bank, he found that his account had grown to $1,684. Asked if he wished to draw it, he said: i “No, let it ride.” While you are young, put some money at in- terest and “let it rid Later on it will save you the cheerless ride “over the hill - ki to tHe poor- Glory for the Geoduck. (Portland Oregonian,) The Tacoma News Tribune reports that articles and photographs featuring the classic geoduck, the mammoth clam of Puget Sound, sent out some time ago by the Chamber of Commerce, proved more effective than any publicity ever attempted by Tacoma. Not only were American editors eager to print the material provided them but an illus- trated London newspaper devoted a page to the theme. And editors, as Chambers of Commerce will ruefully agree, are not easily persuaded to the publication of publicity. But who could resist the captivating geoduck? o WERRSIONER E Through rail and air service between Boston Nyal Hirsutone A stimulating hair tonic. Prevents dandruff, stops falling hair, restores luster, kéeps the scalp healthy. 50 cents and $1.00 The Nyal Service Drug Store Phone 25 We Deliver e Juneau Public Library Free Reading Room City Hall, Second Floor Main Street and Fourtk Reading Room Open From 8a m to 10 p. m TRY OUR FACIALS The finest of everything in the line of beauty culture, EXPERT OPERATORS Consultation Free American Beauty Parlor and the WISDOM momentary temptation can’t reach it. paid on Savings Accounts Lo em'ng‘ an ACCOUNJ H The thrill in starting on the road that brings suec- cess — the wisdom in putting money where a Every one spends money foolishly and regrets it afterwards— think how much wiser it is to have it “salted away” for more necessary and useful purposes. 49, interest per annum, compounded semi-annually The B. M. Behrends COMPANY MOVING “VAN Moves, Packs and Stores . Freight and Baggage /| Prompt Delivery ALL KINDS OF C PHONE 48 HOTEL ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE 8. ZYNDA, Prop. [ - ORD’S CORNER declares that the prospect of having Mr. Volstead|80d Los Angeles begun Monday, cuts traveling Cireulation ALSIE WILSON, Prop. for an opponment is pleasing rather than terrify-|ime PefWeen cities to 53 hours. — (Boston News |fto 5:30 p, met 00 % 8% prm [} Gt Bank “TkY A MALTY” ing. Young Kvale, like his father was. is dry but strongly opposed to the Volstead Act and the methods of those who try to enforce it, He isfad. very bitterly incensed at the bloodshed caused by |Times.) SRR T X “You can learn to write in six weeks,” says an So that explains the new novels.—(Anchorage l Oldest Bank in Alaska UL UL T T T T T UL T T T OO PIG'N WHISTLE CANDY Non Better—Box or Bulk ——— R P L A A Commercial job printing at I'he Empire.