The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 24, 1930, Page 4

T o =Y y 5 s N . with the probabilities that they will actually get 1§ Iy < —— ¥4 i Daily Alaska Empire .. ... VAST PLAIN IS PROFESSIONAL™ | Fraternal Societies | ' § 4 There is a different picture confronting the Re- ¥ - A UTOS FOR HIRE | or 1 " i JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR A‘ID MANAGER |publican Senators in 22 States. Several of them are '.’f——{: I Gastineau Channel | : # yoier T annl\ conceded to be fighting ground. Kansas { Helene W. L. Albrecht = aver vening except \:anuh\ by L & |New Jersey, Idaho, Michigan, Illinois, Massachusetts i PHYSIOTHERAPY 1= e » . { O CON ARt evud, Al oy [Dknakyivinis, Wikt HBIRRY ATl Y Tl outive. ] | | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | i ev:nrwe!:- w— 1 | Office 1n | Delaware, Ohio, South Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, 'l Rev, Medical Gymnastics, ) J nesday at 8 o'clock, te ‘ ! i E s § e g 14 by ’ . 410 Goldstein Building ° ; : | RSN Nebra Colorado, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Minnesota ! Phone Office, 216 i Elks' Hall. Visiting o ] | RIPTION RATE and Wyoming all have Republican Senators whose e el Ie X & ar SOn S axl brothers welcome. 4 i Delivered by carrier in Juvvt]ub!?orlvl‘r‘;]l':n‘lfi Treadwell and |seats expire, two from Kansas. Mr. Sullivan lists|Futire “‘Gold Mine” Is to| AT i he following rates: New Je! Massachusetts, West Virginia, Delaware e T 4 - B. N, Exalted Ruler. b | months, In advance. |p) e Island, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and Co.me Undgr Amer- i e “552;1:;‘;'“"“ | ANYWHERE IN THE CITY FOR 50 CENTS GEa SO, . it they will promptly |Minnesota as States in which Democratic chances| . ican Cultivation i 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. Careful, Efficient Drivers—Call Us At Any Hour— oo e notiiy ness Office of any failure or irregularity | _ rdinate Bo® | in the y of their papers, i |are the most hopeful for success. But Democratic | ! PHONE 56 AY AND NIGHT—Stand at Alaskan Hotel les of Freemason ! Teler r_Bditorlal und Business Offices, 374 |jeaders add to these both Illinois and Ohio, and By HAROLD P. BRAMAN Hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Ph II d s l * ry Scottish Rite" ! o A”:A'ESI"B‘?H"O'r“A‘SflSC'JE:fi":“:‘v)F.RE(SMSLd to the |the national organization is endeavoring to get can- ;g;¥";:]" :‘;'Ifid;‘.“éa‘g{‘_‘f\'gm . ones an lng e 0 Regm:r meeting i blic all news dispatches credited to|didates of the highest caliber in all the States|,, —On ANe Bdgd Rt B Y o | 5 second Friday H ditga in this paper and also the |yt the idea in view of making & serious fight{ yrending. b Po%! | Dr. Charles P. Jenne Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Service gach_manshty < ) H 3 g back tothe border of; 7:30 p. m. Soos- (] | AN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. ‘ Mr. Sullivan admits that the result will be a|the Cul de Sac which American Rooms 8 a Valentine WALTER B. EEISEL, Secretary. i T W TR |net gain for the Democrats in the Senate. Just|agricultural experts here term the| Bullding ! ° e ! how large it will be is debatable and probably de-|future “gold mine” of Haiti. i ‘Telephone 176 )| 9 LOYAL ORD_'B | f |pends a great deal on both political and cconomic| _Rich in- potential export wealth,| ranams axi g o . Teore ihg e % son v a v t 0. . i |t algns @ 4 ;parsely planted with products ca-| ENTIST Ph 565 aight, at 8 o'clock. ! ( ST N A A TN rable of being sold in other lands, Hours ,D‘_ m t 6 p. m. | one JAMES CARLSON, Dictator. ! Juneau will welcome with enthusiasm the open-|2nd it awaits the hand of the de- SEWARD BUILDING STAND AT ARCADE CAFE W. T. VALE, Secy, P. O. Box b2 : |ing of the aerial communications service between |"¢1OPer: Office Phone 569, Res. M oy . i |1ng s ; Except for some sugar and cof- Phone 276 OUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 | Seattle and here this week. The planes operated | "Filt ‘conaumes all it produces | & Day and Night Service Second and fourth Mon- i | between Sm'z:r ;m;x :ln;m‘h and mAAlaska, 1ast and imports much besides. The = - day of each month in {summer by the Alaska-Washington Alrways Der-|american experts are trying to con- |$—— —— — ———F 3 & Scottish Rite Templs Lanl formed a splendid service and made a very fine|vince the country that it never Dl‘. H. Vance ! Any Phce A tbe Clty for 50 Ccnts g beginning at 7:30 p.pnt' 3 |record in pioneering an entirely undeveloped field. |will amass any degree of wealth || Osteopath—201 Goldstein Bldg. EVANS L. GRUBER, | AN Ce WR ARIOS 5 47 and get into the prosperous class|! Hours: 10 to 12; 1 to 5; 7 to § Master; CHARLES E. NAGHEL, e b unless it develops an export trade. 0; gtlm:mme Secretary. A CONCRETE RE \ F JTTER | Exports ani rosperity. Plan for Operations | | License eopathic Physician rr . A CONCRETE REA A\‘ l OR BETTER ‘ P Dy Thokt e s sl aiting ORDER 0;. EASTERN STAE MAIL RATES. | (New York Times.) planned planting of such export|| ~Residence, MacKinnon Apts. N h o L' | 1 a 8 l Se::nd nc Boupth 4 o AR .| With the recent slackening of trade and indus- |products as can be marketed satis- | #—— "[ < Ort ern lte { T;uea g/ ;’f (;‘(M'hm"""h' . It is the well known policy of the Federal GOV- |y aetivity both here and abroad, it has become |factorily, and they believe the Cul{f— = 5| ;'L ,l?c"‘; S;:‘omsh ernment to foster the upbuilding of the American more dgifficult for American producers to find for-|de Sac is an excellent spot to puti| Dr. Geo. L, Barton | ~» s o ) Merchane Marine by paying liberally for the car-|eign markets for their surplus output. This is true|such plans into operations. There| | % ey | TAXI L e e .Ngm'th: rying of United States mails on American owned both for farm products and for manufactures. Dur- |are other larger valleys awaiting| CHIROPRACTOR ! RS];?S‘SON As y ta:L. - ships operating between American and foreign ports. ing the eight months beginning with last July our|development, butythis one is near, Hellenthal Building TO ANY PART , Secretary. One of the direct results of this policy has been a cxports of cotton, for example, have been over a|to the ships and close to ciliza- | OFFICE SERVICE ONLY | F ClTY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS by restoring of the American Flag to the seven seas. Willion bales less than in the corresponding period |tion. |, Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 noon || C Seghers Council No, 1760, More and more vessels flying the national colors of the preceding year, and cotton exports, incident-; Corn, sugarcane, coffeee, bananas,, 2p m to5p m | ] oc ) Meetings second and last /i 4 % 4 C ally, have always been one of the principal means|tobacco, and similar products could | —_— H ¥ ply between ports of the United States and those e 8 A g i 3 e Monday at 7:30 p. m. ; \by which we have paid for our imports. There|be raised to much advantages, and | 6p. m. to8p m ! Transient brothers urg- of the whole world. And larger, more commodious, ‘has been a similar falling off in the forelgn de-|cotton of an excellent fiber would; ! By Appointment | S0 sttt J Gainse faster and more efficient ships compese the added |;ang for American wheat. The effect has appeared | well repay the effort to plant it in| | PHONE 259 7O ANY PART Chambers, Fifth Strees ¥ fleets that haye been in good part made l>05<lb"“|n the low prices now prevailing for these staple|large quantities, say the Americans. |5 JOHN F. WN G K through such a policy [farm products. This in turn has curtailed the Corn Production s OF CITY H. J. TURNER, Secrelary. X While the route between Seattle and Alaskfljbuymg power of the farmers and has contributed| The experts have been trying to ohert Sxm son i — ports is not in the American-foreign port category,'further to the slowing down of business, It was iz]et the Haitians :o misehcorn in! Opt P! » ; DOUGLAS AsRIE 117 F. O. E. e ver! - o T ompanies operating ships not solely the big break in the stock market of last | hope they will get enough to ex-| . D. : | Qasti ‘Meets first and third { 2:E:!il;elszrnL(ema:emix;ii‘llc: t: L'onssmlcrulmng wh:,‘ autumn which caused ghe recession; signs of a re-|port. Several special types of qorn' Graduate Angeles Col- | Two B""Ck Sedans at Your || Gastineau Hotel &Mmdayu, R o’'clock » i they perform services similar to that rendered by @¢tion in gemeral business had appeared several have been developed on various| lege of Optometry and Service. Careful and i= at Eagles Hall i i g @ > Imonths before the crash came in Wall Street. agricultural extension farms. The| Opthalmology o ; Douglas. . ARWE SRUDSHIFT, W. the former. This was the viewpoint taken by the ™“mpe gecrease in our foreign trade in February|chief difficulty is educating the| | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Grouna Efficient Drivers. P. GUY SMITH, Secretary. Vis- Alaska Legislature a year ago when it memorialized |y much more pronounced than in the preced-|peasant, who takes his few pounds|ss ) iting brothers weleome. Postmaster General Brown to grant increased mml‘lng months. To find another February in which|to market and lets it go at that, I b= - ;l i contract rates on the Seattle-Alaska port routes|the value of our exports has been so small we|The foreign experts are convinced| | DR. R E. SOUTHWELL &3 - e when new agreements should be made for the|must go back to 193. For the eight months of|someone with vision will have to| Optometrist-Optician wou{:(;?gx“:g’:‘;"mwr service. \the current fiscal year the decline in our exports,|do the developing. | | Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted | | Meets first nn’d th‘lrd Thurs- 4 The early entrance of the new steamship Aleu- compared with a year ago, has been approximately| An instance of d_evelopment here Room 16, Valentine Bldg. | | days cach month, 8 p. m., at | ! tian, of the Alaska Steamship Company, on the |$300,000,000, while the decline in our imports inlon a Ivarge scale is a_l_arge sisal | 10:00 to 6:00. Evenings by | Moose Hall. JOHANNA J’EN- Séattle-Seward run I8 a concrete reason Why Such‘the same period has been only 539‘900.000. plantation near Cap Haitien in the| | Appointment. Phone 484 | SEN, Senior Regent; AGNES ] .. P e ite the fact that| LDe relatively larger decrease in exports than|rorth of Haiti . There 1500 natives #——————u— & | GRIGG. Recorder. ) ra;e Earonsca (are ’u:n{lmd' D;SW:P d‘ “; ‘acl [;v in imports is a matter which challenges serious|raise sisal of a standard type for| =7 =" "oy o volume production of the copper industry, largely, .qnsigeration. Just as we are becoming increas-|cxport, but it probably will be a‘s . . il _"_ controlled by allied interests, is sharply decliningingly dependent upon foreign outlets for a portion|few years before this experiment Jl;?neauRPu(l;hc Il“lbrary and the end of production definitely in sight unless of our manufactures and raw’ materials, because of|i~ turned into cash. ree Reading Room | { new orebodies are developed, the company has in- (our improved methods of production, these outlets| Though the government and the.! '/, B THE CASH BAZAAR vested a large sum in this ship. It is a vessel that |appear to be growing less dependable. Any pro-|American advisers insist the taxes City Hall, Second Floor PRI POON, NCRb o W CPLE, Bt A offers Alaska travel every convenience and one nounced shrinkage in our exports means a glut in fl'; Teghgnblfi‘ the ’tm:i“u xn:d al- {- y Main Street and Fourth Prompt Service, Day and Night Open Evem'np rforming a servi any 1i ‘lhe home markets, with lower prices, curtailed|cohol taxes ave cut down produc- fake prde 1n. Tt adlion i the company's Alass |PPo4UCtion. unemployment and il the undesirubin|on of these two products, “The | Reylias Rom Opem Fm {1} Covics AUTO SERVICE Opposite U. S. Cable Offs : ’ " |consequences which normatii; follow. people detest them as a matter of ou g STAND AT THE OLYMPIC pposite U. S. Cable Office ‘ fleet is an indication of its policy to keep well| : In the five years prior to 1929 the export trade |principle, and even after President Circulation Room Open from Phone 342 Day or Night abreast of local development and to give twentieth|,r ‘tno United States was subjected to an unusual|Hoover's investigating committec & to 5:30 p. T1/00. to 8:30 $0c AnyWhere in.City }VOI\:{iENthfotlksbhavs ) century transportation facilities even where con-|stimulus. In this period our loans to foreign|left, large placards denouncing the p. m. Curreni Mugaznes, y OUR v e i ditions are not yet advanced to that stage. * |countries each year were considerably in excess of |taxes remained in prominent places Néwspapers, Reference, baking is simply GA R B 4GF As long as it is the Government’s policy to|a billion dollars. In 1929, however, the flotation|all over Haiti. Books, Fitc, & ,—_q_-—fi: cooking up a lot of i 4 < =4 ”% recognize this kind of transportation development of foreign loans was sharply curtailed, and the s LS e e e e e trouble for them- HA ~ i between home and foreign ports, undoubtedly it can [stimulus to our export trade, which in the preced-| CARL ZEISS CAMERAS AT E TO ALL Tr Our $1.00 Dinner selves. Our bread LI N i P y » i with equal propriety give the same sort of remgni-{me’ Jears: hiad piset”fhe ;irictives S sob Ofr ) 1 AEARER SUBNIO VAEWS 807 Zeree PSR | and 50c Merchants’ Lunch | banishes baking day LOT CLEANING ¢ tion to domestic improvements of the same class. |tariff legislation, was reduced accordingly. It is| ————————— “fifii 11 A M. to 2 P. M. | and makes each 2% (" ‘ evident, therefore, that we are beginning to exper-| Ola papers ror sale at The Em- 1t joyabl Office at Wolland’s P e BN Tt i = R B . ARCADE CAFE mealtime enjoyable. " 2 fence for the first time something like the normal pire office. If you want superior | Tailor Shop . o SPONSORING A PRINCIPLE. gmq of the Foydney-McCumber tariff “on - our | ———eo oS s TRy k 1 it Cl B SN ERR G St S S, foreign trade. It is hardly probable that we shall Work ca eeriess hester Darnesson o William E. Borah, Chairman of the mmmmeo,fi?"})‘fiey:’l;r:endF;:ll’gzdcg‘tmirlg:l\;f:i ll:l;elot::e:fl:s CAPITAL LAUNDRY ’ PHONE 66 o on Foreign Relations in the United States Senate, s A W P Johns n M b y s Cafe B k DAIRY FERTILIZER ; in a letter has ififormed J. E. Edell, Commander of [1¢0 Of such huge amounts of Amerldan capital i 0 Phone 355 aor a ery By Load or Sack the Downey, Tdaho, post of The American Legion, [vro, o undoubtedly D & oo | FRIGIDAIRE £ B e il o A o~ ' [shall continue to place investments abroad, buf e | . “Remember the Name” [} that ne is In favor of ‘the principle of ‘untversalliunorriar sifuation which enabled us' 0 matntain|l. pELOG (LIGHT PRODUCTS P T 8 Regular Dinners . draft, or service, in time of war, according to Na-|g flourisning export trade in spite of the highest MAYTAG WASHING HARRIS Hardware Short Orders tional Headquarters of the Legion. ItnuH in our history is nearing its end. The principle of universal service, to be employed | In short, we are at last confronted with me‘ DA:‘::;“::;(fi Company gzmw’:esz R e e You get results from only if war occurs, is sponsored by the Legion. It fundamental fact that if we are to continue to sell | o Now located next Orpen 6 am. to 2 a.m. o GOO! 2 m dDTIB * i provides for equal service of man power, industries, |abroad on the scale to which we have become ac- Phone 1 POPULAR PRICES ' | Cleaning and Pressing | printing by us ) material and other elements of our national life, {Customed we must be more willing to buy abroad.| g CONNORS CALL 371 Lt U S i L AN oo e county st ecome e n con: 10 €8 1t smalyss's Tux on imperts i atwase 5 | Front Street Juneau HARRY MABRY flict. Senator Borah, when requested to state his| ox Of exports. W0, BL0 10 Tedube. GUELSHRINY 1 Proprietor of agricultural preducts, raw materials and manu- (factured goods we must develop a trade policy which support of the principle. will enlarge our foreign markets. The protection- The Legion believes that a definite understand- ists, who are now having things very much their ing between the various groups in our country jown way in Congress, are working toward an op- can quickly and satisfactorily be reached in a con- |posite end and are unwittingly threatening thvl; Work called for and delivered | 0 it = The Capital C]eanefl EETYafi g?flovfif I‘I y | J.B.Burford&Co. | ¥ “Our door swp is worn by ! stand, informed the Legion post commander of his 63 || Tour trucks go any place any | || JUNEAU MELODY | |time. A tank for Dies2l Ol ||| satistied customers” | | and a tank for crude oil save | |* An Investment That Does Not i i i H ference. A resolution, which calls for the creation |country’s prosperity. i HOUSE 3 Pflonbm ‘l;lv(-)':e'l" R - g by Congress of a commission, to study the problem | ¥ i | . Ry : ealish : Diogenes Did Not Know Californians. ||} y i - i JUNEAU TRANSFER and agree upon a plan for the operation of such| It Fluctuate In Value----- il spectal Attention Given to RELIABLE TRANSFER | MP. W a principle, has been, adopted by a vote of *he Houss | N i i | 5 COMPANY f}rxeficcr:)ll:-d“}lt:: Elm Ab?x;"]&la",,']g“"""‘\““,"‘: f 1 ?:t ‘::' In a day and era when dishonesty and graft are |[i AS AVINGS ACCOUNT g PHONOGRAPH, RADIO | . o ieaiht s ik ) " |suspected in so many quarters, it is gratifying to |l i \ i < FIRE ALARM CALLS fhakbody. find some evidence that human nature can be sur- | s i and RADIO-COMBINA: b The counsel of the men of the Legion, who have |nisingly honest. ‘A California apiarist has a road- |{ H TION REPAIR WORK 1-3 Third and Franklin, witnessed {rom first hand experience the losses and|side honey stand operated entirely without human |[j e > i ] 1-4 Front and Franklin, injustice of not having such a law in cxistence in|attendant. “Take the Honey and Leave the Money, " i There are no “depressions” in the in- i 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. the World War, should influence the Senate to|is the signboard invitation %o the passersby, Both ||§ ves . i u estment values o 4 H 1-6 Front, opp. Gross Apts likewise adopt the resolution which will be u step lhoney and money receptacle are openly accesslbleig 3 t f a savings accou.nt i 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart. e toward enacting this principle into the basic law of |{0, everyone pausing at the stand, the cash being | The account does not fluctuate with il | The Florence Shop | || 1-8 Front, near Saw Mm. z eft in the open to facilitate making of change. [ B : e’ p .. ” ignole Perm- 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. gir: 1ad. Now, marvel or marvels, the owner says no onel[| business. Over a petiod of time the s s g 2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro. Moves, Packs and Stores 2 steals the money lm' fails to v:;]y for :1‘:3 ho::: they income return is equal to that of most BEAUTY SPECIALISTS || 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole’s Freight and Baggage “ o) 'RATIC GAIN PREDICTED. take. On several occasions the cashbox con- B 2 for Appointment Barn. DEMOCRATIC GAI tained overpayment, presumably because some self- ! high grade stocks and bends. The man L len_—‘__—_—_ge fi o ey % (| 2-4 Front and Seward. Am% Dellvery of o Mark Sullivan, writing in the New York Herald- [serve customer could not make exact change. In who regularly invests part of his earn- 2-5 Front and Main. DS OF COAL Tribune, in an analysis of the political year just|that same county there are officers who devote 3 N . A oot e 2-6 Second and Main. now opening, predicts that the Democratic Party |uCh time to detecting {rauds and thefts at markets ings in a savings accounf is assured 2-7 Fifth and Seward. PHONE 48 ‘ " 4 . |and roadside stands. Certainly strange anomaly. & s P 2-9 Fire Hall. will make some gains of strength In the Senate.|yyi. yeekeeper's experience and the related facts that he is building an estate of the JUNEAU CABINET rlys ey oy That body is at present constituted of 56 Republi-|seem to emphasize the none too well understood cans, including the so-called “insurgents,” 39 Demo- |principle fhat the common run of folks are most o re! i 3-5 Fourth and Harms. crats and a single Farmer-Labor member. trustworthy when most trusted return on ev ery dollar added to his WORK CO- 3-6 Fifth and Gold. HO | EL < There are 35 seats to be filled this year. Of account, 3-7 Pifth and East. ZYND this number 22 are now held by Republicans and| “Everything is jake" usea to be slang for “All ; 4 Front Street, next to Warner 3-8 Seventh and Gold. A ) well,” but lately there's been something radically wrong with the jake in some communities.—(Des Moines Register.) Mgk, St 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. + ELEVATOR SERVICE 4-1 Ninth, back of power house. 8. ZYNDA, CABINET and prges-dopadi ooy ARy MILLWORK 43 Distin Ave, and Indian Sta. 13 by Democrats. Ten of the latter are from Southern States, and are conceded to be sure of retention by the Democratic Party. The other three, Jowa, Montana and New' Mexico, are the only oneés Awful thought. Suppose the millennium, when in which Democratic losses might conceivably occur.|at last it comes, is held up until ratified by the greaest security with a sure investment and DETAIL MILL- 3-4 Second and Gold. a ] adl { \ H 4-6 Seventh and Main. Walsh of Montana and Bratton of New Mexico, | Senate—(San Francisco Chronicle.) il GENERAIWO%AKRPENTER 4-7 Twelfth, B. P. R. garage, BURFORD'S CORNER , h: petter than an even chance for re- B T’ B M B h d B k 4-8 Twelfth and Willoughby. Ca i e iows. mormally Republican, if §t continues| Our idea of a saint is a man who can bell e D. enrenas bpan GLASS REPLACED 4-9 Home Grocery. rnation Ice Cream ] election. 3 B eator - will be proot af confirmed without opposition by the United States |y IN A S 5-1 Seater Tract. TAXI SERVICE W Steck, the Democratic . i Senate.—-(Dayton, Ohio, News.) i y Fois UTO! h a more significant state of public feeling than now . |f Oldest Bank in Alaska HESEAE e Phone 314 e seems to exist. The Senatorial show should turn the wheels|[i v Estima umt pon " Thus, in the Demoratic seats at stake, the Re-|packward for once, and be a movie instead otF ’ e Reques Old papers at The Empire of- ow papers for sale ar The 4 publicans cannot possibly capture more than three,|a talkie.—(Boston Transcript) M e e | L e e re e eaareay) TiC6. 5 Empire, | _ [ e s