The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 12, 1930, Page 4

g~ THE DAILY ALAS_KA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1930. ‘ : e s mo such a majority o MRS, BAVARD AND ed, there is a majority for T S | I PROFESSION AL [ | Fraternal Secieties j i Amendment Thi _Daily Alaska Empire | « at all, as would warrant a continuation of ] 1 7 MRS, PETERMAN IN. |, :| AUTOS FOR HIRE on JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER |already too lengthy war. Regulative legislation, in- BOWLING HONORS ': e ) Gastineau Channel | &5 i B lSelving the personal: Jives' an hAbits of e people R || Helene W. L. Albrecht 3 ) Published _every even! xcept Sunday by thely),. inals of those who violate it, never| Mrs. Bavard, Mrs. Dickson and | PHYSIOTHERAPY | — P R hed every evening Second and Ma 't ¢ ! SN Boraets. Tumean, Adagka oy b Beeond 8¢ THcould be made effective unless support of it was|Mrs. Kirk ok two games out of | | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | « el P. :; ELES Entered in the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class |almost or quite unanimous. Even yet it is a |three from their opponents, Mrs. | R#v, Medical Gymnastics. .nesdaygntvir{)'gock- w matter. il ; impossible to enforce a lot of sanitation legislation Pelerman, Mrs. Borland and Miss 40 Goldstein Buildin» Safety ; in the bowling tournament ‘ Elks’ Hall. Visiting on the Elks alleys last night. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. {where public opinion is almost unanimously in i Phone Office, 216 Dellvered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and . Y Thane for $1.25 per month. s g 5 LS Mty iF viot o pre > score was 1196 to 11831, Mrs. |33 = AND N R i ovance, bl LB gt ,’f : ;m{m“ R e ‘1“"‘" ""| Bavard bowled high average of 456, | | DRS. KABER & FREEBUFG™R T ity, of the people opposed to Prohibition, but aii.q Mrs Peterman high single | e C f ' a favor if ]'he‘y wn‘l rvrnrlnnl'll.\"]u- of the largest and most populous of the sovereign|..,re of 175. 301-303 ldstein Bldy Om Or of any failure egularity ; G ; e et e are frankly against it. New York, Penn-: The scores follow: PHONE 86 Illinois, Mz L £ 199 T A X I brothers welcome. = { WINN GOUDDARD, Exalted Ruler M. H. SIDES, Secretary, B H 50c¢ notify in the delive —_— Co-Ordinate Bot Telephone f ies of Freemasor ! ry Scottish Rite ers. Editorial and Business Offl achusetts, Wisconsin, New |Mrs. Bavard 140 159 157—456, | Hours 9 a. m. to § p. m. BY S 1 to Je Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode | Mr Dickinson 120 120 120366 titled _to _the I\’IENVBER or ASgO ATE;P > o les credited to|Island, Montana, Nevada and other States have Mrs. Kirk 112 103 165380 3 | The Associated is exclusive Regular meetinm s | de. use for republicat © 1 1 PACKARD et Fr!dny Rl ot “otherwise reg] : or and also the | yoteq against Prohibition in one form or another — — — ——|| Pr. Charles P. Jenne : S rriday B em e during the ten years since it became a part of TOt2 912 382 442 11‘915.‘] e Bk S men ALASKA CIRCl AT ION A ER puBLICATION. oo the Constitution. Before the days of Wayne Wheeler 133 175 125—433] Beot- tish Rite Temple TO ANY PART ||WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary. LOYAL ORDER OF CITY OF MOOSZ Juneau Lodge No. 700. Meets every Monday ) aight, at 8 o'clock. JAMES CARLSON, Dictator. [)h W. T. VALE, Secy, P, O. Box 82( One MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 ‘wl would have been regarded by everybody as mon- ‘“ Taslos E strous to force obnoxious legislation on such a pro- ) portion of the American people. Is it a wonder| £ {that National foundations are shaking under a| i e condition that is abhorent to students of history [ Dr. A. W. Stewart } |and government everywhere? The like of it never JAWSON POSTMASTER il DENTIST [has been permitted to exist for long in an English| SOUTH ON VACATION Hgglr':v:;fi%w?nglgam | speaking country | Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine 4 X I 13? 122 174—418 | Building T 93 106—280 " | Telephone 176 TO ANY PART OF THE CITY tal 336 390 405 1131 | | | | Office Phone 569, Res. ’& 5 PP T T < Mr. and Mrs. H. Dagless, of|| Phone 276 | # ! ,“fh" is it \h;n so many people who have lived Dawson, Y. T., are passengers on | i 5 Second and fourth Mon- £ in Texas and left take with them all or & part of|ihe Princess Mary, bound for Cali- | = = 48y -of ‘éhch month, n |the name of the State? Tex Rickard, Tex Guinan, |fornia on a four-months’ vacation. | | = s Scottish Rite Temple, |Tex Rankin and about a million others come to Mr. Dagless is the Postmaster at| ‘[Ot [:: H. Vance | ! 1 hone \v./X beginning at 7:30 p. m. |mind. A lot of them go through life after leaving Dawson. They -intended to take, | Hf)::’.lf’m“mm ;2.(’;"‘::”5'_“,’3(‘“‘.'\ 7 BVANS L. GRUBER, [the Lone Star State simply as “Tex” They seem |their vacation in England, Mr.| et it LB R g“’“i“ CHARLES E. NAGHEL, 5 : ; ; ; [to have forgotten they ever had any other name— Dagless said, but three. weeks of | o o0 i LINCOLN A GREAT PRESIDENT. o have forgott y other 1 D e e o Tiee. Weeks Of | | Licensed Osteopathic Physician | 4 Phone: Office 1671. | pended in getting frdm Dawson to | Skagway and they are in doubt|| Residence, MacKinnon Apts. | zastineau Hote) ORDER OF EASTERN STAR | ——— B about making the voyage across! Second and Fourth Tuesdas of each month, at 8 o'elock, Scottish ~|Rite Temple. LILY BURFORD, Worthy Today is the one hundred and twenty-first an- - niversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln which| At least Southeast Alaska citizens are not per- — A has been observed throughout the country for more |mitting any of those offices to go begging. It al-|(he Atlantic. Dagless said the|ii- ~ than three score years. Probably the observance Feady is certain that there will be enough talent|usual Christmas trek of the Peel Dr. Geo. L. Barton (f‘ the occasion has been more general all over |to serve the public needs, and independents have River Indians to Dawson did not| | D! 2 ca £ 4 a 3 . RA i Matron; " FAN! 4 w sixty days or more to get in the race. take place this winter. In bygone| | CHIROP CTOR on NY L. yorld today than ever before ROBINSON, Secretary. the ““”; t‘nd i ery small group in the — days it was customary for the Peel; | o Hmc;nm’v'x’“;:dlongu‘? | 3 [ ¢ : Lincoln stands with a very sma | Indians to make “whoopee” with!'| FFICE SER | S first rank of those Presidents who have been of | Cornerstones. Fontet Tiose it irie ADRAERIe a | ‘Houhe 1BiAV . 06119 ndou | a S n l Kmanrsigg;sgg:xgfigslvm greatest service to \hvui cm:nu‘,\' m()fylzg;:r:::nlll%l:::! (New York World) | Christmas. tThIex s):s‘r:agénzi rx:r\ ‘ 2p. m tbp m Meetings second and last Wi v ai y be ‘ashing arn 2 'S . 3 r S . RNl e Washinglon o thoughtful student | _ What becomes of old cornerstones and their pre- aY 860Nt o Kied§ 6p. m. to8p m i ANYWHERE IN THE CITY FOR 50 CENTS ¥°“d‘:y “; 7"}3‘0 Doy I much will be admitted by eve houg! |cious contents? Reading the advertisement of the P;ir PR | By Appointment ! c ful. Efficient Dri Call Us At Any H ransient brothers urg- of American history no masier what may be theyuing ryust Company, in which it published the| T O 50 | areful, Efficient Drivers—Call Us y Hour— ed to attend. Councll student’s political affiliations. A great lawyer ONCe statement that is being sealed in its cornerstone, MONEY SAVING PLAN 25 s DAY AND NIGHT—Stand at Alaskan Hotel o gh:anxlybxf{;funghxs"ee‘ told the University of California that Washington we became curious as to what might become of this | = E Ph II d S' l 0 U ks R was the father of his country, Jefferson its school- [stone, say in 1950, when the building is torn down| We are offering special terms on| ff——— = _T‘ ones an lng e H. J. TURNER, Secretary. master and Lincoln its savior. to make room for a_ higher one. So we exhumed|Meadows Washers during Februars.| | Robert Simpson DOUGLAS AxRIE 117 F. O. E. i O oot viue tak LS. i Hits) countis's HBOIE ‘glippll!ns?l S l‘fornerjwnes!'t Cl peshe ie}:fi"ev'sgfe‘iit";;lr":fifi; i Opt. D. | Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Service Meets first and third % 2 'ound all sorts of information as to the ngs that vas —why? iy Mondays, o master. He added to x%s area or laid the ftz:ndn;:;m are put into cornerstones: they ranged from pies in | Siks, chiffon and ' laces in low{ | Oraduntre z w;x:%elel Col: &“ Enygvl :svo c}l‘(;clr i for acquiring all of its lands west of the MIS-fneta) containers to phonograph records of Caruso|speeds and the woolens, etc, in| | g e o ! Douglas. ARNE SHUDSHIFT, W. sissippi River including those bordering on the gnging “Celeste Aida,” and from test tubes full of |high speed. The correct speed can | a1 P‘ifted gyl a D) P. GUY SMITH, Secretarv, Vis- Pacific. Before that, next to Gen. George ROgers|disease-producing bacteria to signed photographs be obtained for every kind of fab- | | Glasses i e BE:RRY " . i 2 A s 35 iting brothers welcome. Clark, he did more than any other man (more even |of Calvin Coolidge; but of what happens when m.r‘nr-, The Select-A-Speed is the | "i j t .t - . v try between |building is torn down and cornerstone becomes!only washer built that will adjust|Er—————— —— h L [ n B e e (800 Sho Agpvy b available to historical scholars we were able to find |its speed automatically, because of | DB o M BOURHEER ) £ O Late it DR L S ississippi and north of a able ind | Yy 4 the Alleghanies fand, fhe Missl 15 laid the |OY two items, as follows a light or heavy load. Select-A- Optometrist-Optician | 2 [ LEGION, NO. 439 B il o the FRdn, doman. He és.nb 1. That a horned toad placed in a stone laid |Spéed carries a lifetime guarantee! | EVes E’“m‘md“mf“es Fitted | || BURFORD’S CORNER || T4X, | Meets first and third Thurs- foundation for the rre?donu of the slaves by caus-|.. Eastland, Tex., in 1897 was still alive when the |—an automobile carrying the same anom 16, ‘Vslent ne Bldg. | JIMMY STEELE, Driver || V. | days each month, 8 p. m, at | ing Virginia to write into the deed of gift to the gone was opened in 1928; and, guarantee would sweep the market' | 10:00 to 6:00. Evenings by | s » [ | Moose Hall. JOHANNA JEN- | Tnion the provisions that there must be five States| 2. A brief story, published in The World of Oct. |overnight. A small deposit will se- | APpointment. Phone 484 I Courteous and Efficient | | SEN, Senior Regent; AGIIES | carved out of the Northwest Territory and that |29, 1916, reading thus: cure the special terms for you.l® 5 . Service | Gnarantead | GRIGG. Recorder. | they must be “Free States.” C_‘{\]RRéED ?WAY THE CORNERSTONE | Write or call 0 ‘,—._____fi; 5 2 And Lincoln was far more than his country’s| e box of current records that was de- | H. N. FULBRIG ! i e Pt 2 e e e oo savior. He olso was @ national schoolmaster, He| Posited in the cornertsone of the old Five |Meadows Shop. Third and Frankin!' | JOHN B. MARSHALL [ 50 Cents—Anywhere | THE CASH BAZAAR Bive bl bountty ' 'bokt graddate’ courss.” Jeltérs oin ission. was carted away when the advy! | ATTORNEY-AT-LAW in the City | building was torn down by the city. The of- | i sonian himself, he applied the principles of the| 420 Goldstein Building ficers of the society had quite forgotten that | i PHONE 483 \ TO ANY PART first great preceptor to later conditions | there was a cornerstone and had to consult | i i Open Evenings Lincoln's career also matched that of Jackson| old records to ascertain what was in the | o e v one OF CITY Obbas s < | b i § & | @ 4 pposite U. 8. Cable Office in typifying control by the masses—an exempli- | 0X. There were no valuables, unless the ! TR fication of the fact that the United States is a| Criminal history of old Five Points its worth | After 1 Phone 3101 democracy rather than an autocracy. Lincoln and| MODey. That was on deposit with many old | ter 1 a. m. Phone Juneau Public Library Two Buick Sedans at Your Free Reading Room || Service. Careful and City Hall, Second Floor Prompt Service, Day and Night Efficient Drivers. Main Street and Fourth CovicH AuTO SERVICE sthading Rosin Open-IFom STAND AT THE OLYMPIC 8a m to10 p. m. Phone 342 Day or Night one Circulation Room Open from 50c AnyWhere in City 1 to 5:30 p. m.—7:00 to 8:30 p. m. Current Magazines, Newspapers, Reference, 5 Books, Ete, 3 FREE TO ALL documents. K e 8 v Lincoln | Jackson sprang from the plain people whom Linc Is this what reaily happens to old cornerstones? | said the Lord must love because he made so manyiu seems a pity that the subject of so fine a cere- of them. {mony should come to so sorry an end. Somebody | Other schoolmasters followed Lincoln and other 'should go into the business of providing them de- ! masterful leaders. Roosevelt and Wilson were Leach-!CenL ‘burial. It would seem that their contents| ers of Americanism. Wilson served his country and occ{xslonal]y should be valuable enough to allow the | the world as the leader of those who made the Pusiness to show a profit. { Allied victory in the World War stand for democracy | 2 1 _ z and caused it to sound the knell of militarism.| The Pigeon’s Unknown Art. ‘ :e vdvus,! in addition, a wonderfully efficient wau'i (Cleveland Plain Dealer.) esident. g i p Efficiency may gain but | Polk, next to Jefferson, added area to his coun- | i jrmange is the losor by 1 d Ithe nayy's decision to grant its messenger pigeons try making room for its material greatness, and honorable but permanent retirement. Science, in | carrying into effect some of the great plans of his{the person of radio, displaces them. One by one', We F;:.:’vhkh you leader and mentor, Jackson. However, no one man's century-old ways of speeding news fall into : 2 (] pick the lnl-. ; would call Polk a great leader of thought. ‘dCIS::e- “T_herc ey almost no natives of the| i 3 can advertise ~r—— bl {0 B We shall leave the situation here. We have a COP8O. IUIs said, able to beat out the ancient codes | 4 T—————————? B . o 4 on tribal drums. Perhaps not even one American | EUROPE. NAME THEM » 2 ptofit.l’ly‘.. 2 group of great Presidents that include Washington, o 3 A a r 8 a e Seftorson and Lineotn. Theis rieht 16 place in the /dian can stll do “smoke talk” between moun- NO% AND YET THEY | If you want superior | | 4 efferson a oln. g ¢ |tains peaks, using a flare and a balnket held over it. SAY [T DOESNT PAY 0 rork B group is undisputed. There may be some who would | There is still a Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, ADVERTISE work call K Regular Dinners question the claims of Jackson and Wilson to be|but no semaphore of wildly waving arms now tells included with the great trio. There may be others the downtown business man what ship is entering| CAPITAL LAUNDRY Ogen 6 am. to 2 a.m. J. B. Burford & Co POPULAR PRICES ’ “Our door step 18 worn by | HARRY MABRY |||, cstufled customers” | Proprietor = ey pigeons in the air. LUSIVE. Science may be the loser, too, as well as romance |by the pigeons’ increasing retirement, for the pecu- liar skill of these birds In finding their ways about the earth still is a mystery. EVIDENCE IS CON XXX Short Orders : who would place Monroe and Roosevelt in the group [the Golden Gate. The pony express has given way Phone 355 :i Lunches GET A CORONA I g Bt ks i iiihecAusven, ‘Lc the transcontinental air mail. Sparks carry navy P | For Your School Work | orders now, not midshipment in captains' gigs or LU LU oy l | The very circumstance that after ten years under Prohibition it is still the controversial issue of first importance in the United States is conclusive evi- dence that there should be a modification of the| America’s major institutions now appears to be | enforcement laws or a repeal of the Eighteenth speakies and speakeasies.—(Prince Rupert Empire) T L T nllufilfifig YOUE PrOSPEctS o o o o o o JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY R e el FOR GOOD —_——— | H. R. SHEPARD ||| Cleaning and Pressing GALL 311 " H E unngfnoll}su?&c! | Work called for and delivered | 21 i “Absolute Security” | The Capital Cleaners l E i Valentine Building 30 b B £ g > ; 17 Y Our Gucis 5oy plaee Ay | H A 2 ) time. A tank for Diesel Oil |’ o H v and a tank for crude oil save i M Orrls burner trouble. 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