The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1930, Page 4

%D(uly Alaslxa Em piré JOHN W. TROY - - - THE WASTE OF FRUITLE! PROHIBITION. The Assoc 1 Against Prohibition has presented | EDITOR AND MANAGER s Rl 18 " "|to the United States Senate statistics tending to| S e B Ploiiiihr oy ®|prove that the American people are paying $2 Stree a (500,000,000 a year for liquor to drink. It contends t Office In Juncau that it was not higher than that before Prohibi- |tion. Under the circumstances it thinks the hun- T SUBSCRIPTION RATES. |dreds of millions the Federal, State and municipal | Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and | governments have paid and the hundreds of lives| Thane for $1.25 per month, t llowing rates: nths, in advance, It ve been sacrificed in attempting to enforce ! teenth Amendment have been worse than By mail, i m Ma and Zubsc notify if they will promp: failure or irregul 1 i iy in the delivery r . *| In addition to the waste of lives and monies in ;.. piack Eamstpns for Sitortal and Rusintes Ot fruitless efforts to make Prohibition prohibit, the 5 658 EMBER OF ASSOCi | Federal, State, County and Town treasuries have use for r lspatches credited to|lost billions of dollars in revenue. | it or not per and also the Tesh wa local news Almost plane nov If the Army i Navy have no planes that are suitable for use in the Eielson search it wou!d!( that it bout time to let some c()x1tracts}“"7 for more airplan ALASKA CIRCULATION GU NTEED TO BE LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION seem {up or The Chamber of Commerce i5 receiving encour- || . hild mail drive for funds. Those | { who have already done so ought to send in to their subscript before January 14. The Chamber should not be required to expend its energy in |Obj Aft collecting | aging returns from i not D money der loop! | ‘J'y Y |er ca m Obscenity in Massachusetts. (Philadelphia Inquirer.) Perhs the Massachusetts Supreme Court, to which the publisher of Dreiser'’s novel, “An Am- |0 erican Tragedy,” has appealed against the verdict |Wil! of the Superior Court fining him $300, may feel| It obliged to sustain that verdict as in accord with jmot! the letter of the law, which permits a book to be beer condemned for obscenity on the evidence of a single sO sentence divorced from the context. But it may con- |say ve gl — SENATORS BECOME AMBASSADORS. your p! be significant that two United States gned just before the primaries to select States which Democrats expect It may Senators re their success in at be that Democratic expectations in those States edged classics availeble in every public library of | i | the land. irst, i y en are—the children of eternal R P e iixe ey often are-—the chi > There is an especially absurdity in its applica- said Democratic hope. jtion®to the Dreiser book. His novel is based upon in order to become diplomats, it is generally €on- papers at the time. Indeed, whole pages of it are safe ceded that both are well qualified for the posi-|nothing but transcriptions of the testimony. If tions they have accepted. While Senator Edge is|these are obscene, so were the sources from which turned some a self-educated and self-made man, he made a good ' he borrowed so copiously. Thus the prosecution job of it. He began life as a printer. Later he|of his publisher = s |ad absurdum. As a test of the law it is peculiarly fnodding his worked as a newpaperman and then established | We_do not see why an Indictment for obscenity an advertising agency. 2 4 (apt. This business prospered 50 ghould lie against Dreiser's book; one well that newspapers e became, owner of two Atlantic City|would be much more to the point. Legislature where he was a leader, became Governor | and wealthy. He served in the State| and was twic elected to the Senate. Senator Sackett was a Rhode Island Yankee| who went to Ohio and then to Kentucky. He prac-! The modern world has come to accept # ticed law in Ohio and did the same for a time/seven wonders of the new world: Niagara Falls, in Louisville, He inherited a fortune from his,Yellowstone Park, Garden of the Gods, Mammolh: woolen manufacturing father and became interested Cave, Yosemite Valley, Glant Redwood Trees of " i " _|California and the Natural Bridge of Virginia, all‘ in public service corporations, banks and trust com: of which 15 all right for thoss Who havé never seen it would be, The Eighth Wongzer. (Seward Gateway.) “All right. Little Black the | Teittics, ;0"] m:“':‘ B;C’ ]HT mvcs-tmon;: tigena the Eighth Wonder—the Valley of Ten Thousand | ] | cut in the usual New England manner. They Were g. . ves = That the world at large has not been Bl I | well managed and made the investor rich. He got|aple to add this marvel to thug many recounted ac ()s 5‘1 J()lgg%‘&léfi?gél‘ll | ’ degrees from both Brown ang Im‘r\‘urd‘ before start- jabove is due principally to the fact that no steps SWEDISH STEEL l 420 Gol(iltein Building | ing out for himself, and has devoted years to trdv- have been taken to commercialize the Valley of | . ! PHONE 483 £ eling. He has spent much time in Germany, and Ten Thousand Smokes as ngqara, Yellowstone Best for Gillette Razors l i likes the country. He helped to finance many Re- Park. etc, have been commercialized. o— — ] bublican campaigns in Kentucky before he ran| And vet this wonder is within a few miles of e ablished ocean liner transportation and all the b i e for Senator in 1924 and struck a Republican year.|.omforts demanded by the average tourist, such as Both Senator Edge, now Ambassador to France, Seward offers. All that is needed is the develop- and Senator Sacke Ambassador to Germany, are ment of transportation to and from some point | men of pleasing personality, and are resourceful of acce ss to the Valley, the erection of tourist hoLs]s} in business and politics. They are both very popu- |8nd building trails into the Valley. Unlike many oriPhone 25 lar wherever they are known. Both are said to be(iDe wonderful aftractions enumerated above, the | :Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes combines a mul- strongly opposed to Prohibition. Senator Edge was) titude of scenic wonders i one of the wet leaders in the Senate. | Gees In the, ugesd oanery along‘ | SUNDOWN 1em as you used to save! scles or toy automobiles like that.” anes just as children used of the parents seemed to Peggy did hear one moth- |* up to her son, who was not | han a year older than John, ay sons now! You've been up s exactly the way John's| called to him when he had | it playing. But it did sound |&= y funny to hear the mother 37 her son had been up wit* | Jlane long enough ! and the Little the children were invited to| %0 cut the Republican mafority in the . upper sider that it has the alternative of applying “the hi chamber of Congress. In other words, it i5 DOS-| .o of reason” It is clear that the literal inter- A then sible that Senators Edge of New Jersey and Sackett|pretation makes possible the -suppression of books ! al of Kentucky were fearful of defeat, and quit the of the highest moral tendency if the authors in- jan Senate when quitting was good. However, it may dulge in any freedom of expression, even acknowl- {go looping, too. So they went in the plane and X« The pilot was saying something o | is in the nature of a reduction the Little Black Clock, who was | “They'd like it. for dullness ike it,” he told the pilot. “Wouldn't | you?” he asked John and Peggy. | They hadn't the least idea what were quite safe in s: Radium The Nyal Secvice Drug Store 1930, PROFESSIONA4L ¥ § Helene W. L. Albrecht Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | R#v, Medical Gymnastics. PHYSIOTHERAPY 41v Goldstein Building Phone Office, 216 I LOOPING f ry Graham Bonner Pegey stayed with the Clock .and watched the rning loops in their afr-| I i | " DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER gf Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. DENTISTS 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. PHONE 56 Black Clock had turnedix y, way ahead. | everyone has an air-| said the Little Blacki fact, the children save! | RO A Dr. Charles P. Jenne Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine 1 DENTIST Building Telephone 176 ren took little trips in s in their express caris. { | er they had watched the won- | ing the children did.| TRRRSEISE S - 70 Dr. A, W. Stewart | | }' Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. 1 Office Phone 569, Res. DENTIST SEWARD BUILDING Phone 276 | | ot to come in and do| | Hou lane long enough.” Osteopath—201 Coldatein Bldg. Licensed Osteopathic Physician Residence, MacKinnon Apts. | e Dr. H. Vance rs: 10 to 12; 1 to 5; Tto 9 | or by appointmeat Phone: Office 1671. ] a larger plane came ' Black Clock | | ; were a little nervous about ! | but the Little Black| | they must remember | § b2 he had turned the time far'| Whatever may be the reason for the resignations'p, aotnal case, which was reported in the news- ancad and that it was perfectly || rsaults in the air. I'm sure they'd Dr. Geo. L. Barton | CHIROPRACTOR OFFICE SERVICE ONLY Hours: TR GCraduate Los Angeles Col- lege of Optometry and | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Grouna arlson’s Taxi Anywhere in the City for Careful, Efficient Drivers Call Us At Any Hour DAY AND NIGHT Phones II and Single O Stand at Alaskan Hotel CARLSON’S TAXI AND AMBULANCE SERVICE AUTOS FOR HIRE Hellenthal Building 10 a. m. to 12 noon 2p. m to5p m 6 p. m to8p m ] By Appointment PHONE 259 —= Robert Simpson Opt. D. Opthalmology s but they thought they |z They sa Clock told 1 DR. Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted = Room 16, Valentine Bldg. || 10:00 to 6:00. Evenings by Appointment. e — & R. E. SOUTHWELL Optometrist-Optician Phone 484 We Deliver Reading Room Open From |the Alaskan coast and the main Alaska range, Ambassador Edge is 55 and a native {with its numerous volcanoes, and fjords equal to of Phila- Manager for the Universal Air Line passenger serv- (ihrills found in the inside passage route to Alaska The Fort Worth and Tulsa Pairchild planes will be |y 3 3 news that Director Steuart of the Federal shipped by rail for Fairbanks as soon as weatherCensus Bureau has announced the selection of conditions permit their assembling at Tulsa. jGerald Ryan to gather the industrial statistics Winter is winter in most parts of the country.iof the borough for the 1930 census. Mr. Ryan is Some parts of it have more and longer good spots)the Assistant Secretary of the Bfooklyn Cham- | than others, but nowhere in the United States is it [Der of Commerce. He was a census man for years always dependable ;bgmrp accepting his present post. The Chamber \will provide him with headquarters free of charge, “;und—fpropare to hear the worst—he will accept pay | at the rate of $1 a year.—(New Yorl ion is not. taking any| _s b 5 \Ui Wl religious strife or political From his brief account of the South FPolar; The report of its committee at Thurs-|landscape it could not have been a terrible effort | meeting ought to stop gossip in the premises.'to tear one’s self away from it.—(New York Times.) | The Juneau Cham very plain that the part in wage disputes, controversy of Commerce has made organiz LT L O T T LT O T U T T T llllllllllllllllg‘ Clean-Up Prices TR UL A I MEN’S GOODRICH KINGFISHER HIP BOOTS, pair ... ..56.45 MEN’S GOODRICH LIGHTWEIGHT SPORTING BOOTS 545 §| BOYS’” RED STORM KING BOOTS, size 3 t0 6 ... 3.95 ‘ YOUTHS* RED STORM KING BOOTS, size 12t0 2 ... . 3.45 MEN’S MACKINAWS AND STAG SHIRTS AT.............HALF PRICE Suits and Overcoats at Half Price ONLY A FEW LEFT Hardware child. Circulation Room Open from 1 to 5:30 p. m.—T7:00 to 8:30 delphia. Amb. ador ckett is 61. those of or . Here is the paradise of the cam- e - eraman, fisherman and adventurous mountain climb- HA RRI,S P WINTER WINTER. er, the nature lover and !hn.srvseeking rejuvenation 5 o S lafter a too strenuous battle with the great pulsat- : g 5 ing world outside | H I ) C The circumstance that Ted Lewls, Operating A fitting climax to the thousand.and one scenic ar( ll(“‘(’ 0. ice between Fort Worth and Tulsa, had been wait- (would be a glimpse of one of nature's greatest LOWER FRONT ST. d ing at Fort Worth for two days for clear weather 'marvels. Someone, carried away by poetic fervor, | 5 to take planes to Tulsa, indicating that Alaska's $aid: “See Venicc and die” We suggest: “See the YFING Arctic region is not the only section of the country | VEley of Ten Thousand Smokes and live.” ROOFING where climate is interferring with the Eielson search.! g ) g ¢ Lielson SeArcl.) prooklyn Republican leaders are saddened by PAPER ' If | | Juneau Public Library Free Reading Room City Hall, Second Floor Main Street and Fourth CAPITAL LAUNDRY —— — ——— P Safety AND Comfort BY PACKARD TAXI Phone 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Now m. Current Magazines, Newspapers, Reference, Books, Ete. FREE TO ALL BUR R ] work call Phone 355 AN EDUCATION is the birthright of every Now, when they are young, is the time to think of their future PREPARE FOR IT. Begin to save—for them. mean a lot in ten years. college education for them. be proud. 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