The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1930, Page 4

i BN e S NI CEEE SNEEN R N R N a > THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, FEB. 15, 1930. . n ® consummation, the improvement of Neah 1 j & 5 ko any Awaska Jmplre Bay certainly should receive consideration || PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Sccieties -} o from Congress and the War Department |y o 11 ’TOS FOR HIRE | orF | e i v et et e The fishing industry would not be the sole | . JOHN W. TROY EDITOR AND MANAGER{ beneficiary at Neah Bay. Lumbering and | FAMED H R tHel W | Gastineau Chflnn"l ' Published _every evening except Sunday by the| Pulp development at this point have been | elene W.L. Albrecht o —8 EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY At Second and Main| held back by lack of harbor facilties. Prop- 8 FHYSIOTHERAPY ST B. P. 0. ELKS Streets, Juneau, Alaska & erly protected, Neah Bay would assume im- Massage, Electricity, Infra Red z Mceting every Wed- ({ t Entered in the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class portance to the towage business and would | R R s, nesday at 8 o'clock. b g i Fiiy | provide a haven for ocean vessels, The rise | 410_Goldstein Buildins: Elks’ Hall. Visiting R RURtERETION BT | of aviation has made a protected basin for | S ! Phone Office, 216 : 10 XI brothers welcome. E Delivered by carrier in Jyneau, Douglas, Treadwell and, aircraft at the entrance to the Strait of | i, £ ) P, - ane for $1.25 per month, | Juan de Fuca important fi | 1 I, e — ) et et g1 i AN NE atbuy 1 i Juan de Fuca ARKERESIUALIME - boint {New Addition to Tribe "= AR AT WINN GUDDARD, Exalted Rules One year, in advance, $12.00; six months, In advance,| ¥ . military flying. Club Led C tik i M. H. SIDES, Secretary B e g B s e { Club Led Cosst Loop . Comfort s o oty e Busitss Offiee "of ‘any tailure of lrregularity| Chicago bombings numbered fourteen for the year | with Wins in "28 o wfl,ggh"‘“;‘ Elag. , Co-Ordinate Boa in the delivery of their papers. i i |up to the eve of St. Valentine’s Day, This is at} & ies of Freemason Telephone for Editorial and Business Offices, 374. | b3 | b Sl i ,.‘é'c %’E" ":RES:U ithe rate of about ten a month. However, if the| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15— . DaNgy i oip.m 4;'3 BY Iy Seattian 3t The As RO A ety tied to the|Police Which gathered up 2,500 undesirables in|Walter (Dutch) Ruether, one of the - : g Regular meetinge yee for republication of all news dispatches oredited to|the round up the other day have caught the people | foxiest pitchers ever to perform in |~ —& PACKA RD .second Friday B ove pobileied herets: - [they said they were after, there is hope that the|the Coast League, will dispense his! | Dr. Charles P. Jenne tach month ot — e | situation may improve. |left handed wares as a member of | DENTIST 30 p. m. Boos- T N THAT OF A S STHER FUBLICATION. |the Seattle Indians this" season. 4 Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine | T4 XI tish Rite Temple oot N . > | B i A i { |WALTER B. HEISEL, Secret: —— e — — | Ruether’s sale, as an outright Bullding ¢ TO ANY PART ary. It has been discovered that unless Great Bn-;“ sh deal, WaS announced . here Telephone 176 LOYAL ORDEE {tain scraps a battleship or the United States bmk?sw Wade (Red) Killefer, president- | -2 TO ANY PART OF CI’I’Y OF MOOS=® one the British will have the better of the Ameri- | manager of the San Francisco Mis- | - I Suriean - Lodge “N6:' 700, cans in that parity proposition. Well, if those |sions Il DetAE W, Stewart | OF THE CITY Meets every Monday & |friendly Anglo-American relations are as friendly{ After a long and notable career| | DENTIST nlxh’t. at 8 o'clock. |as it is pretended, the United States will not need in the big lmzuc:s as a member of | | Hours 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. 1 JAMES CARLSON, Dictator, to build a new battleship because it will never be|the Brooklyn Nationals, and Wash- | SEWARD BUILDING ) W. T. VALE, Secy, P. O. Box 82( aAia |ington and New York Americans, Office Phone 569, Res. On(_) o | Ruether returned to the Coast cir- | | Phone 276 [ [ MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 v jcuit in 1928 as a member of the|: o Second an 5 Dr. Clarence True Wilson, head of the Metho- 's.n mrancisco Seals. : = | Ay of e:cl’:ou;:;lnxo?u dist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public| Led Coast League ) PR | Scottish Rite Temple, Morals, has written an article on: “How Wet Is| Ruether led the league with 291‘ Dr. H. Vance | Phone | beginning at 7:30 p, m. Washington, and Why” Dr. Wilson once testified |victories that season and, after a|| Osteopath—201 Coldstein Bldg. | EVANS L. GRUBER, before a Senate committee on the wickedness of |salary dispute with the Seal own- || HO“"-O:Ob;O;:‘;o:n;:::t'I to ’I | Master; CHARLES E. NAGHEL, ¥ S T 99 Ketchikan, We hope he knows more about Wash- |ers, was sold to the Missions in the - | Secretary. “WHY 'SIGN' AWAY BEAUTY? fon than he knew about Ketchikan, which he|spring of 1920. | | Licensed Osteopathic Physician S ington tha : o e | With the Missions Ruether failcd| Phone: Office 1671 Gastineau Hote) ORDER OF EASTERN STAR s rized as the world’s worst sinl 0] | s | i | i~ tHaT BRARrd Ol Oompany decided that]) racveribed 7as Ito hit his stride and at the league|| Residence, MacKinnon Apts. | Second and Fourth * | iniquity. | ting last month Killefer an-|= - | | Tuesdsys of each month, outdoor advertising along the beautiful highway | meeting las L : i = at 8 " o'clock, Soottist, systems that are making a network of good roads| “""“;mdvhe hid ‘gxre"r; ;:kevf:i;::: 'D G '—]- B Vil > e———r Sy ~3 | Rite Temple. LILY throughout America is destroying both the beauty | The Silver Horde. \;Ij:"fi?,;:m?erm" DX al| | r. Geo. L. barton | ——=N|/BURFORD, Worthy and interest in scenery ought to stop, its next move | e | 208 S50 % st ..i" CHIROPRACTOR Matron; FANNY L. > ' (Port Angeles News.) William Klepper, Seattle presi | ROBINSON, S t was to aid in doing away with the abomination. i G d" St ¢l dent, left for home after signing ! | Hellentha! Building ° , Secretary. It bega its work by destroying 1,200 of its own Romance and tragedy attending e death o o il OFFICE SERVICE ONLY 3\121::3'\:}1 signs. )Thac was al years ago. It|female salmon to give birth to thousands of y""“"‘”i‘-ffx:m h:h:aie;?;;h;);l;::ndl?ol' EoiE et el oo | a. SOn S aXl KMGHTSSeKS; gg‘:‘fzr:gsnw then sponsored an organization to carry on the work salmon is recalled by a statement of Waiter i 2p. mtobp m | ford that the State and Government are conducting|obtain the services of an experi-| | scientific experiments to reduce food fish fatalities, |enced hurler like Ructher.“ Kiep- | and to increase the size of the silver horde of |Per is confident Ruether will round || Puget Sound | out the pitching staff in fine shape. Meetings second and last Monday at 7:30 p. m. Transient brothers urg- ed to attend. Council 6 p.m to8p m By Appointment PHONE 259 and furnished much of the talent and money re- quired. We have before us a beautiful booklet is- sued last year on the “Results of ‘Scenic or Sign-ic?’ ANYWHERE IN THE CITY FOR 50 CENTS Careful, Efficient Drivers—Call Us At Any Hour— | Contents” conducted by the Standard Oil Company| The Dungeness River ran low during the Fall| Dutch Likes Tribe { ) DAY AND NIGHT—Stand at Alaskan Hotel Chambers, Fifth Street last year. salmon run. Toward the end of the run, only a/ Ruether also expressed » satisfac- s P II d S. 0 : JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. fi(, contests carried on by the Standard Ofl|deep pool remained near the highway bridge, andstmn at joining the Indians saying. i - i h(’nes an lngle H. J. TURNER, Secretary. Oompany were four In number. ‘Sixteen cash priges|in that pool thousands of salmon milled about.he cofiil perform more effectively | | Robert Simpson T T e Sy, wer < A | At intervals single salmon would leap up a narrow |in the cooler climate of the north-; | 0 D Canlion’s Tass: and AR bilurcs Cfiice B agregating $3,725 were paid by the company. The |y o of water to the deeper spawning pools above, [ern city. He predicted he would| | . C &;‘;fi: m-n:nd.t:m-a eontests were: lonly to be stoned by boys, gaffed by men, or to die|win 25 games this season. [ 1 C';‘Ede“fi:: opto;:::;”lgl- ‘ e “ODE:Y;,“’.O cHt:cuI 1. For the three best answers to the lon’the gravel bank of the river. The sale price was not given I - Opthalmology - aliat Douglas. ARNE SHUDSHIFT, W. question: “How can the erection of ob- Watchers from the bridge very likely did not[Klepper in his efforts to build up|! | ', W. Glasses Fitted, Lenses Grouna P. GUY SMITH, Secretary. Vis- Jectionable advertising signs along highways | I I Graham’s know a death pact was being kept in that pool; that|a winning club now has added 11 1§ S ——— iting brothers welcome. and at scenic points be prevented and how Ithe cycle of life had ended for the female salmon|new men to the payroll arlld beIO;'?‘i = rt : .t g by Y yal of such existing signs be and that she was heading upstream to give life and!departing from-here said he would |Er——————————————%3 @ AT 5 oy e | | the names of four more | DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL | 0 ern Lite | WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART lished ?' then die. announce . A et | , 28 Jerign e | Optometrist-Optician 2 | LEGION. NO.- 419 2. For the three best answers to the | Each female salmon holds from 2500 to G,QDO‘p]ayers in the near future. Tves Tamtned-d) s Fitted | | i A b h question: “Why should objectionable signs |eggs, and it is to get these eggs to a spawning| — — b Valentmme Bidg. | Stand at Arcade Cafe T4X’ | | Meets first and third Thurs- which obscure or deface natural scenic beau- ground that she returns from the sea to freshwater | 151 ~Rbaiitaia:00, . Eventhigs h < | days each month, 8 p. m, at | ties be eliminated?” streams. On the upward struggle she is jealously 14 A' ijmex'fl' Phonge mi N Ph 565 \vMouse Hall. JOHANNA JFN-| 3. For the three best slogans of the |guarded by the male, who darts in and out to OB Pt‘lntln ,-~_,E). 3 i one | SEN, Senior Regent; AGIES | greatest force and appeal in arousing pub- chase away large trout that lurk waiting for thn‘ g | & ot ;rGR!GG. Recorder. | le sentiment concerning defacement of eggs to be dropped. | % . 1:1——————? : e S R T T R 5. scenic beauty. (Two second prizes were Her eggs spawned out, the mother salmon | %;Ck Sery;ce” SOMNB MARSHALL‘ Anywher# in the e awarded, on account of a tie, costing $125 dies, leaving thousands of eggs pierced as if by a g R BT 8 City for i) tiny pin. The male fish closes pinholes with a| Wl i you want it—reliable service | | 500 ooy v Ty Ay i y THE CASH BAZAAR ‘ 4. For the five best amateur photographs coating of milt and in course of 110 to 120 days| always. We always place our | 420 Goldstein Building 50 i Y PA 4 ‘ portraying the defacement of natural beauty the young salmon are wriggling their way in the| tee of satisfaction back of I PHONE 483 C IO AN PART ] Open Evmms' by advertising signs. (Two third prizes were quieter waters of the stream. g Fhea b do. W | | awarded, on account of a tie, costing $75 Science has taught fish propagationists to take every printing job we do. We o ] OF CITY Oppesite U. 8. Cable Office extra.) ‘leggs from the mother in hatchery racks, and taking | are good print:n—-lmovr it— DR QS S5 T AT o CALL All four of the slogans for which prizes were | awarded will be utilized in the campaign that is being waged by the Standard Oil Company and milt from the males to coat the eggs. The eggs are | then placed in troughs and pass through various | stages of development until the fish are formed and placed in rearing ponds. and are willing to back our SHORTY (Graham) Two Buick Sedans at Your MAC (Magorty) Careful and Juneau Public Library Free Reading Room Service. Sciénce has taught 4 those who are working for it. The slogans are: 1{the hatchery workers that the food of the dy?ng: ROY (Thomas) Efficient Drivers 54 (first prize)—“Why ‘Sign’ Away Beauty?” 2 (second female and male salmon constitutes the best food | City Hall, Second Floor v ll.'l‘m'&f% Day and Night Service prize)—A Sign Main Street anid Fourth Also (tying for second prize) Trademarks.” 3 (third prize)—"Roadside Beauty—a Removed Is a Scene Improved.”|for the younger fish. So this year some 50,000 — “Landmarks—Not | SPawned-out salmon are being canned to make food A very complete line for the hatched-out fish. Reading Room Open From of the famous 8a m to 10 p. m. e tomogy reain] Roadside Dut After the fish reach a certain age, they set‘ Phone ] the use of pictures as an } i out from the rivers on their own, bound for the open HELENA Circulation Room Open from e s b—— attention value medium | SRR AL 2 ¢ 3 ;sea to feed and grow. On their way down, many | o 3 1 to 5:30 p. m.—T7:00 to 8:30 7 N | onallpiecesof P PROSPEROUS WASHINGTON. lget into irrigation ditches and die. It is against | A ¥ p. m. Current Magazines, Te the ri RUBINSTEIN’S 2 ° get ¢ this peril that the Government and State have | INS | Newspapers, Reference, ERRY your The State Supervisor of Banking at Olympia has|combined to install salmon screens. An electric | | Books, Ete. 2 fi“ of our printing,* reported that the State banks in Washington show-|screen hfxs r_:een devised to keep fish from Govern- BE\UTY 1 FREE TO T 4XI 1 u":w.d'g fiu, ed an increase of deposits during 1929 amounting {nentblrnl:;atmn canals. The area is electrified. Fish ‘ Abh R Vs ' uqofuufl" Y Q han-, | to $16435000, bringing the total deposits up to ‘:"L"D B"fiegi‘gx’]“;:f‘o‘: :‘t’le“c:’rylzfses;‘;‘;:“:“mg through PREPARATIONS | B | BURFORD'S CORNER | rom which you i $209,683,000. The report showed also that the re- % sualler oanxli-d smail screene ims bah g ¥ fi& oaes you | wurces bvf sitm Og?nk; and t;u:!_ Comlpflg:leo;:;;zised that automatically purges itself of silt or = = JIMMY STEELE, Driver || . i 55 creased by $21,018, oans and discounts dis |leaves. Gradually, science will make such strides i M b C f a decrease of $16,531,000. Supervisor Johnson says | that the silver horde of Washington will return to If you want superior Cogrtefi:us énd E‘?c‘;nt a ry $ are the 1929 record indicates a very comfortable condition |its ;l‘imlml high mark. 2 * ¥ K 1 crvice (Guarantee | and a year of prosperity. The circumstance that 0 prove that point, the 1929 salmon pack was We Deliver WOorK ca | inner: there has been a liquidation of 12 per cent. of lhe:};;fe s;f“’"‘: gm‘fi“ in the history of Puget Sound. Ph:‘.‘; 25N~a| s i eswe“ ! CAPITAL LAUNDRY 50 Cents—Anywhere || Regular Dinners - . loans and discounts and an increase of nearly 8|the Easf:m ;‘:x?kermhami‘g l::‘:‘ngsta tb':g"s prjos 0 e : Phone 355 in the City | Short Orders GET A CORONA | per cent. in the deposits seems to prove that the|servation work continge, portant’ that the sl ! i Lunches | I For Your School Work J. B. Burford & Co. “Our door step is worn by satisfied customers” people are in a better financial condition than at the beginning of the year. Open 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. POPULAR PRICES HARRY MABRY [T UL REEUTL TR AL LT L Coining New Words. Phone 3L 4 After 1 a. m. Phone 3101 | IMPROVE NEAH BAY HARBOR. J l | | (Bangor Commercial.) | The Pacific Fisherman has joined the move-| Every new invention and each newly discovered Proprietor ————————— o % AT n h of human knowled; v | i ment to induce the Government to build a harbor |Pranci wledge involves additions to at Neah Bay, near the entrance of the Strait of |0 tocabulary. The automobile and the airplane R e T s — || JUNEAU TRANSFER ; Juan de Fuca. It contends that a harbor at that|woroiputed divers new and strange words to the| ik vice, Do antice b FOR GOOD P COMPA o piC s o9 N English language, many of which have been i 0 | NY } point is not only a necessity for the fishermen but erally adopted that Lhéir pérmanence 1k Vi “])1 gone COV]CH AUTO SERVICE | Cleaning and Pressin | it is needed also because Neah Bay has become |sured. ] s STAND AT THE OLYMFIO i CALL 371 & - — the center of a logging industry. A lot of pulp- This is not always the case, however, with the Phone 342 Day or Night 2. | | Work called for and delivered | | The Capital Cleaners e & wood is cut there daily. laboriously fabricated words devised by etymolo- The Pacific Fisherman says gis_ts as more accurately fitting the thing or the principle described. The people have a way of dis- 50c AnyWhere in City D e ] 1| ——— Poor haven though it is as now con- LY ol = . stituted, Neah Bay is frequented literally ifxr,"?m:tmg in such matters, and it often happens 7 | by hundreds of fishing boats which make |that the better form, orthographically, is neglected . use of such protection as it offers. This for the more spontaneous and popular. A naval air Try Our $1.00 Dinner l ! ” »/ is far too little, and a breakwater at this |PilOt s objecting just now to the use of the term v 803500 Mershasis: Jameh. | ) MO" ris point has become a positive necessity. Not 0;‘“:5“:;)‘5;;; u;:(;“d”‘dufil who directs the course 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. | A Moves, Packs and Stores sugegests 0 that avigation” would be more accur: This may well be, but the ic wi 3 public will decide, not the navy or the lexicographers. _— A mnew device makes it possibl \ ssible to ‘ cor automobile with the voice, which is exnca;m:v nr: has been done indirectly for a long time by rear infrequently vessels anchored there have been driven ashore by rising gales. The bay serves as a base for hundreds of troll and purse-seine boats and is frequented by halibut vessels as well. With the rise of ocean fishing for salmon it has become a strategic point for the industry, serving not only as a haven for fishing craft, but as a “avigator” and ate and appropriate. ARCADE CAFE Freight and Baggage Prompt Dellvery of ALL KINDS OF COAL PHONE 438 | Construction | Company SAVE /or THEM AN EDUCATION is the birthright of every child. Now, when they are young, is the VICTO | pa . ‘. s Y . = % & 4 ) base for many receiving stations, and in 1929 seat drivers—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) time to think of their futu_re' £|| Radios and Combination GENERAL _.' for two floating canneries and a floating PR e PREPARE FOR IT. Begin to save—for H Radio-Phonographs CARP 'thIE mild curing plant. In addition to its | g ougl at the Republican Party them. Just a few dollars each week will ENTE ' v transient fishing fleet, Neah Bay is the resi- |Vl trn over its $136000 campaign surplus to mean a lot in ten years, It will pay for a RECORDS NTER L 4 ‘ dence of an Indian population which long Pay the Democratic deficit.—(Cincinnati Enquir- college education for them. And then you’ll SHEET MUSIC WORK ZYNDA ! has suffered from inadequate harbor facili- =) ) 2 P it : e proud. - ELEVATOR SERVI( tles and to which the Government owes 3 —_— e # | % special protection. fearful and wonderful body is the United | » o . ZYNDA, Prop. | The Federal authorities recently have States Senate. It now contains Republicans, Demo- (]i)eO Nngs I(;InE ?VI!;EE L TSIOE B: fi(ge’rnlgifiéhv% JUNEAU MELODY P hone 62 ¥ shown increasing recognition of the needs crats, Coalitionists, Sons of the Wild Jackass, Young o L YOW P of fishing vessels in the matter of harbor development. Within the past year definite steps have been taken to provide a break- | Turks, a dual personality in a Farmer-Laborite and J. Thomas Heflin—(Boston Transcript. oL T T NOwW! e e BURFORD'S COR! | IR ™ water at Monterey, Calif, and another at The Prohibition muddle seems to have come T":e B M Behrends [ nvEnr.sE TAXI SERVICE ’ _the mouth of the yute River, Wash, to a point where no one is sincere except Senator . . GARBAGE HAULING | | "the primary of these developments Norris and no one is efficient save Senator Borah. W. E. TARR i | your merchandise PHONE 3814 ) protection of the fishing fleets. went ignored for Mon —(Washington Post.) e The light whine and jeer campa m has started up again.—(Dallas News.) peig o T L O T T T T T Bank Oldest Bank in Alaska LT U TR T T TGN LT T T UL and it will sell! - N B D Old papers for sale at Empire, Pign’ Whistle Candy