The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 10, 1929, Page 4

4 . E i 'H McGraw, then President of the First National ;;—____F fr— Dally Alas’ffl mplre Bank and later Governor of Washington. He later UNDO | PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies ) i L {began a banking career in the McGraw bank. He E S ‘l’TOS FOR HIRE or i | 1 and was fast moved upward in that| - > | N JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER, o | t } Gast, 2 3. i __ |institution, with which he remained except for the | Helene W. L. Albrecht :] ineau Channel I Published every evening except Sunday by the vears he was the owner of the Post-Intelli-| | PHYSIOTHERAPY - EMFIRE PRINTING (COMPANY at Second and Maln| oo until he became President of the bank.| | | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red ! B. P. 0. ELKS' = — |He held that place until he sold: his interest in | Rev, Medical Gymnastics, ! » Entered In the Post Office in Juneau as Second Clase |, "\ v A Arnold and associates, | 410 Goldstein Building 199 T XI \:::;;!;gaivfi'gofi' Y e | Mr. Hoge for many years has devoted his time| | Phone Office, 216 | 14- Elks’ Hall Vlsm::é Delivered by casmer i Juneau, Doualas, Treadwell and|and talents to philanthropy, civic affairs, as a| l\ c brothers welcome, Thane for $1.25 per month, |patron of the arts, and to his private affairs. He THE AIR CIRCUS e 1 ! S St s s o tolic ~ | "DRS. KASER & FREEBURG: | By mail, postare Pl e: ik ‘vathe® inhdvauce, |15 survived by his widow and two daughters—| By Mary Graham Bonmer | | DENTISTS 2l | L WINN GODDARD, Exalted Rules {98; one month in advance, S35, . L Cromptly |both married. The family home, The Highlands,| Certainly thé Little Black Clock | | 301-303 Goldstein Bldg, TO ANY PART M. H. EIDES, Secretary. B e Lt ot ahs tailies of Teraetiartty |is. one ot the finest.in’ Baattit lcould turn the time way ahead| | PHONE 56 OF CITY Co-ordinate BoA' in the delivery of their pers. | {when John and Pej couls | Hour: . m. and Business Offices, 374. 1 gy d go to s9a mtod p m, Telephone for Editorial ies of Freemasor A b x it e We vote “No” on Pat Crowe's plan to |a circus up in the air. — 2 & v > ry Scottish Rite mne AMEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. " |4 henal colony in Alaska. We would rather spare| They siarted now for the big Now Operating 2 Stands Reguiar meetings use for republication of all news dispatches credited (0|q few than to accumulate more—though we prob- (circus “’; d,The" 9“"&? took “fi"} Dr. Charles P. Jenne | second Friday i covs DotNahed herefn. e {ahly have fewer criminals per capita than thefl:;:m:' “:l'; lunrsdn‘rlptol?e huzesgi‘;'c;:l [ DENTIST ‘ PHONE :ach month ot Bl - a ot 4 :30 p. m. ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED To BE_LARGER | verage political division of the U. §. A. ltent. ~The circus tent was inside|| F0OmS 8 and § Valentme | i b Rpitem'rml'- J THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER FUBLICATION | —— a very large dirigible, which re- ! cag ; 199 = | 1 rod Telephone 176 | T — .'l}— | i When the people begin to raise golden 85| minded John and Peggy of plctures WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary. a raw material for rubber, there ought to be @|of a4 Zeppelin they had seen. But {boom in the apiary business. Golden rod is one |it was much, much larger. Not only | 3 | i Gastineau Hotel i: | FOR A i 314 Burford’s Corner PACKARD & TAXI An additisul::X-ES per cent i [ Dr. H. Vance And Ride in [} by purchasing 199 TAXI LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Juneau Lodge No. 700. Meets every Monday night, at 8 o'clock. JAMES CARLSON, Dictator. W. T. VALE, Secy, P. O. Box 02 MOUNT JUNEAU LOBPGE NO. 141 Second and Fourth Mon- day of each month in {of the favorite flowers for producing honey }\\'as there a greal tent inside it, _— but there was a smaller tent for the | Overstepping the Limit. animals, and a tent where the cir- | cus performers sat and rested. i (New York World.) Attached to the under part of| | The World has in no uncertain terms expressed [¢his huge dirigible was the landing | its opinion of the recent spee¢h of Fred I. Kent, alplatform, where the planes of thosvi" New York banker, in which Mr. Kent attributed |Who had come to the circus were 1lhc crash in the stock market in part to “the action [parked. |of the coalition bloc in Congress in connection with| Standing outside the tent was a | Dr. A. W, Stewart DENTIST Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. | SEWARD BUILDING Office Phone 569, Res. Phone 276 |quality of mind there is no law in the land to lof this and every age—the finest FRONT STREET Second and Fourth | — Scot the Tariff Bills” In equally not uncertain terms man dressed) inmbnghc red, urging | | gff:,";?"ifi g:o}z-oglmi?'lntlod‘ir Comfort CO. Coupon Books S ngmgfi*'_q:‘ezm: |we wish to now to express an opinion of the Senate all to come inside ! 2 ¢ : 1 , B . m. |1obby investigators who summoned Mr. Kent to| “Buy your tickets here, ladies and or hy, spraimy \ STAND AT $10.00 for $9.50 e AT SO | & Licensed Osteopathic Physician i A or 1 aster; CHARLES E. NAGHEL GUARD AGAINST FIRE. | Washington for a cross-examination because of that genflvcmen. _boys and girls. i Phone: Office 1671, ARCTIC POOL | Secretaiy: xUZ it oA |spech. Mr. Kent's speech was a pitiable exhibition| “Right this way to the big tent, ) Residence, MacKinnon Apts, | { $5 00 fur 34 75 ‘ People of Juneau should use particular care of partisan politics, but if he wishes to display that where you will behold the marvels ‘————‘————é HALL ‘ o . ORDER OF EASTERN STAR | while this cold, dry and windy weather prevails prevent his doing so. He has a right to his own |trapeze performers, the greatest of —‘_‘—fi’y‘ -~ | Tuesdys ot each manth, to prevent fire. Conditions are such that houses| ..., o what caused the crash in stocks, and |animals, the funniest of clowns. Dr. Geo. L. Barton | . |8t 8 o'clock, cottish are easily ignited, and the cold dry weather }_‘“s;whm he sought to lay part of the blame at the| «Step this way, ladies and gentle- CHIROPRACTOR - Rite Temple. MAY- made tinder of the wooden buildings. This Wind door of Congress he did not commit lese-majeste; imen. This way to the big tent.” | BELLE GEORGE, Wor- Hellenthal Building OFFICE SERVICE ONLY Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon 2p mto5p m | BLUE BIRD TAXI Stand next Arcade Cafe Phone 485 Day and Night Service and the dry wooden buildings make it very difficult 'he was merely talking nonsense. | to combat fire when it is once started. | It is to be regretted that the Senate sub-com- The Juneau Fire Department has almost per- mittee decided to call Mr. Kent on the csn'pet for formed miracles in putting out fires and preventing | S "’m‘“fks‘ Its action gives the banker's fipf‘e_flll € jan undeserved importance. Mr. Kent, moreover, their spread. But it would require more than almost |was not engaged in any lobbying when he spokei R a miracle to stop a fire if it should get under Way nhis views about Congress, and it is difficult to s b e a; with the weather as it is now. how his conduct comes within the purview of thefpeggy sald ibleven nad thelaa] | The best way to prevent fire from destroying jcommittee. More important than these considera- | d | John and Peggy and the Little |Black Clock went along with the jcrowd. No one seemed to notice them. That was natural. Every- one was interested in the circus. thy Matron; FANNY L. ROBINSON, Secretary. Hazel’s Taxi ‘ PHONE || KENIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Seghers Council No. 1763 Mretings second and [as? Monday at 7:30 p. w Transient brothers urg td to attend. Counch 6 p.m to8p m. By Appointment ! PHONE 259 | | {good old familiar smell of a regu- roperty and making people homeless now is nottions, however, is the question of the constitu- " f T Chambers, Fifth Street < 5: ?:c ¥t start One should take shsolutely no |tional Tight of fres speech which here seems to be|™* Ut . {1 ToBeric BRUNSWICK EDW. M. McINTYRE, G. K H. i but d against the beginning of a fire involved. If citizens can be summoned to Wash-| 2 I 1mpson ‘ TAXI H. J. TURNER, Secretary. 1° il li:‘“’ 8 |ington and heckled by the men whom they have i ‘STOREE HOFES o be\‘ Opt D Stand: Alaska Grill n every possible way. dared to criticise and whose public records are oldstein’s Emporiu e |} Day and Night Service —_— |legitimate matters for public criticlsm, what is to|OPen until NINE P. M. Tuesday, } Gfe“:e“":: gl’)’wm“.s:“ | y g POUGLAS ArRIE 117 F. O. E. SEATTLE’S RICHEST CITIZEN DIES. |become of frec government? In this case the Sen-|December 10th. 5 e | P | PHONE &;fifi;:&“ :m;.fi:gx |ate lobby investigators, we believe, are guilty of | e s Fitted, Le Grouba Prompt Service, Day and Night 3 cl Their methods smack of at Eagles Hall, James D. Hoge, probably the wealthiest citizen an egregious blunder. the keys of New York to James J. Walker.—(New York Times.) i 3 | % Douglas. ARNE SHUDSHIFT, W. of Seattle and greatest living contributor at the|Political terrorism. o = CovicH AUTO SERVICE 281 P. gc.uy SMITH, Sec,-esnm vf:. time of his death to its development, died at hls} % T P w——} DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL € STAND AT THE OLYMPIC [$ Calls to any part of city iting brothers welcome. home in that City a few days ago, aged 58 years.| The Anti-Hoover Coalition. | Optometrist-Optician ) Ehene 343 Bay or NIEhy ‘ for 50 CENTS . gr-y o Possessing a vision and a downright thoroughness | BV DT | | Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted Juneau, Alaska 5 T WOMEN (Springfield, Mass., Union.) '] R 16, Valentine BI | ‘WOl N A of uusual quality, a genial personality and integrity | : SPrig I8 e . 1 l0‘ggmto o lentine Bldg. PREL DL RO SN LEGION, NO. 439 ! that won and retained confidence, and the courage Notwithstanding the pessimism that geneyally qnd | 2 :00. Evenings by |. = Meets first and third Thursdays naturally prevails because of the manner in which | Appointment. Phone 484 o 2 to back his convictions, made a large fortune . .o b L,‘ dnd i li = h d ) Our trucks go any place any | eacls month, 8 p. m. at Moose | §/ 1 116 He was aided in thib'hy. an UBOIe,fets G Tt T e ey e ehe E time. A tank for Diesel Oil | Hall. KATE JARMAN, Senor early in life e was aided in s by a ' late is reshaping the tariff bill as it left the House, | and a tank for crude oil save | Regent; AGNES GRIGG, Re- | whose confidence he won and held, who furnished |t is important to remember that the only bill which | i Aiises teoabla. | corder. ¢ needed capital at reasonable interest rates when stands a chance of enaction is not the Senate bill | PHONE 149, NIGHT 5103 l;_‘ 3 b “‘ asked for it. Later this uncle left him most of but such a compromise as may eventually come R T his estate making him rich, probably far beyond any |{rom a committee of conference between the two : ELIABLE RANSFER I ! B ik B n When Mr. Hoge died he was a large owner| ¢~ %y v i U o O e 1t 1 S : B s T Alleys 8 eft a it; | of Seattle bank stock, the eighteen-story Hoge Bmld»“of the rates as they are i: the present n;i‘lfr 1{ C(.’a.l Questlon. LUDWIG NELSON FOR MEN AND WOMEN { ing, the Hoge Building Annex and much other |increased a large number of them. Most of these Pacific Coast Coal Jeweler i | Stamd—Miller's Taxi | Seattle real estate; Vice-President and Director of |increases, however, pertained to agricultural pro- Company Expert watch and jewelry re- | | | Phone 218 | . the recently merged First Seattle Dexter Horton ducts, but a large number of them were increases Telephone 412 | pairing. Agent for Brunswick | - st National Bank; the principal owner of the Amerl-l;" hu:’ustrm_l rates, all of which may or may not H. G. WALMSLEY, Agent Portable and Cabinet Panatrope | | B hiiiine Onia Gompany:. the lavgesh swck_:ma:eas:n ‘::es:xenc‘;l ‘t:]};stx-ézu:;es:gertnt? cslug:;eisuon of | ’ L Phonographs, Records and || You 8et resu!ts from holder of Proctor and Gamble, manufacturers of} seriously suffering from foreign c:mp;én‘;:nr el - — » 2 Radios. 4 B and. other products; prinoipsl gwner of the| The Senate is not generally opposed to the PHONE YOUR ORDERS - pfinfing “nebyus Zanesville Tile Company; President of the Corn|House increases in agricultural rates which include | i Exchange Bank of New York; Director of the First the increased rate on sugar. It welcomes such in- Expert t TO US GET A CORONA . . National Bank of Zanesville, Ohio; Director of the |creases and in many cases proposes to add to them. : | We'wil a2 t end to them Fer;Xoux Behoot Work e T e United States Fidelity and Casualty Company of 1S members also demand and receive increases in Automoblle | fly 0 e J. B. Burford & Co. | good part of the Baltimore, Maryland, and other companies. He was|®0Y Tates which affect industries in their own | promptiy. UE 08080 AT b e othb ta: Wiars” by time — its uniform % 4 an sssociste of H. P, Alexander, the shipping man | L%, But, they ure bent on reducing protecive R s |grain and tr3n§lferTl})luslr3ess s .quality of delicious Wlnds’llelds ‘ &l » n industries whicl - | 5 = and a Director in each of his companies. He found-| ticular States, and thi e, Pt 1y \helr Snar epalrlng |18 Increasing dally. wheres als, g tastefulness will al- t ; is means mainly on industries |reason. Give us a trial order - SR i ways make you feel ed and was President of the Union Trust Company|in the large industrial States of the East, e e Tearn i ——— ——— ys 1 ¥ e AND (which became the Union National Bank). When | H | Y i o THE there is wisdom in 5 i the latter was merged with the Dexter Horton We don‘t like to mention names, but if the gen- and OVER AULING You Ca"t Help Be"'g NEW IDEAL SHOP XouE bread'c}l.o ges Sldel',g hts National Bank, he became Vice-President of the|tleman who was in the rear seat of a Hispano| | Pleased Across from Elite Studio when you order it. = Satier and “Vice:Ohairman of its Board. Suiza, License No. § 2886 Conn., who bet us $20 Nothing Too Small | . Imported Swedish Utensils, FOk For several years Mr. Hoge was principal owner z" Princeton at about 12:30 P. M. last Saturday, £ | D. B. FEMMER Ooppey Basots, Slnish Ruives P l and general manager of the Seattle Post-Intelli- ljfirhzex;uf‘agrrl]llelg and Bridgeport, will settle, this No”"ng Too Lnrge PHONE 114 and “;hz"fi:m&“ eerless Aum gencer. He devoted a year in Eastern newspaper e _ear of it.—(New York World.) | Open’ Days ‘and Everings offices before he came to his own paper as its ac- g 2 . 2 ~ 4 » : e o od e ) K tive directing head. He finally el paper, 10|t aaiiteeiE et 8 Seuste vale. in peermper | Wrecking Car Service |, SPECIAL PRICES a ery Especially ((iut and b AR APty wil leclare Vare's seat to be vacant. Thus the i “Remember the Name” Fitte 1897, at a profit to E. B. and G. U. Piper, Norlhg‘s(\ngte discovers wbat Pennsylvania has been pro-' On All T'?goflgg%fli‘;‘?mm"m“"' western newspaper men, Senator George Turner,lusung about for three years. — (Cincinnati En- 0 MORRIS CONSTRUCTIUN Col. W. W. D. Turner and W. M. Ridpath of Spo- |quirer.) | | COMPANY kane. These owners in a few years sold the paper, - | MCC A UL | F ur Coats also at a profit, to the late Senator John L. Wil-| S0 now they have turned about and handed | PHONE 62 Made-to-order for Christmas son. It was a money-maker in those days. Mr. Hoge came to Seattle from his native Zanes- ville forty years ago, when a boy still in his teens, and became a stenographer and secretary for John'ato MOTOR CO. Service With Satisfaction And the harm his Eastern colleagues wish Sen-.| Repairing and Remodeling = Norris is that he would choke.—(Dallas News.) | Yurman’s LT LT L T T T L T T T IHalf Price Sale We are now able to give the beautiful REALISTIC | CAPITAL LAUNDRY Under New Management SILKS and LACES a Specialty DRY CLEANING AND i | ’ . . { PERMANENT . l’m:fsmu 5 Men’s Suits and Overcoats at Half Price— £ WAVES R Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage Prompt Dellvery of ALL KINDS OF COAL T. E. HALL, Manager , f S — PHONE FOR APPOINTMENTS While They Last Juneau Public Library = We have an absolute cure DEPOSITo7PAY Di Regular $75.00 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats ... $37.50 = Free Reading Room PHONE 48 Regular 65.00 Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats ... 32.50 £| for Baldness. 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