The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 4

. by y { ; E THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930 s‘ { D .l 1, " E . t permits it to continually outrage the ele- ]‘ Y | P/ ¥ D sense of right and constitutional liberty b s f 3 : at ;\ Ataska ’nl’”‘( Amichitasly 1 T HBIE L PROFESSIONAL i A UTOS FOR [ Fraterm‘(l)'somm’ 1 ? =z — mistakable signs that politicians are Y E HIRE JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER nmista ROLLE o — Gt Cha i1 up to some of these facts. Politi- ] 7 astin.cau nnel i t \T""y‘.'}\ !;\ 3 1 org jons and candid are openly espous- He ]prnl:‘ys‘fogfihsfi}k;edn = P T BT 21 i side in greater numbers than has been RINK ! | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red B. P. ). ELES g i T e e s BEsond ¢ e ca any period since Constitutional Pro- | Rev, Medical Gymnastics, Meeting every Wed- w ¥ ! matter | came into being. Switches by men in public YPE £l 410 Goldstein Building, , ° nesdlny at 8 o’clock. ] : SUBSCRIPTION RATES, v )m rabld Drys to the moist and wet ranks OPEN i Phone Office, 216 | Elks Tall,_ Visitlog § i e T e Bl ming more and more frequent. The extent| i a S ax l rothers. weloome. ! 1 stage paid lowi the anti-movement cannot be accurately de-|| Wednesday Fl'i(l S S —— ] e el $ x 1 2 s s ay and | ¥5e5 ~ 3 i R. B. MARTIN, }xalted Ruler. o - s d befor November ele ably 7 DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER YWHERE TH b s ; f ey will promr her bltp)r)\:‘-\[i‘.: p(\'r :ni :vx ‘Jrl‘rlem:;\d]:cr:s::ifx Sunday Evenings ‘ DENTISTS AN E IN E CITY FOR 50 CENTS [ DR, Becielary, Bu 4 e e i RS e petd| : TR 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. Careful, Efficient Drivers—Call Us At Any Hour— © e in ¥ pe . RN i but it seems apparent that the p)esent: PHONE 56 DAY AND NIGHT—Stand at Alask H '0-Ordinate Bo® s . ss probably represents the ultimate in Dry| Boult SRS E0 —>Stand at Alaskan Hotel les of Freemasom rnm-aanbor ASSOCIATED PRESS bership; that the one to succeed it will sce; ? B __4—{‘. Phones II and Sin le 0 | ry Scottish Rite 4 il pe o o : more Modificationists and out and out Wets| Ii“"‘_‘ Ball Room = g gfc%l:::r ::clm.nad" s [ Dancing Taught Dr. Charles P. Jenne Carlson’s Taxi and Ambulance Service fach month et e A | Classes are nc DENTIST 7:30 p. m. Boow Arcer | Ambassador Dawes Is coming home from London | : 10w fiota 3 BAD Veseniths — — tish Rite Temple N for a month's vacation in connection with the ln'm;z formed Building g o WALTER B. E£ISEL, Secretary. Chicago World's Fair in 1933. Having in mind Gen. | Telephone 176 i ° ——— we ance before a Senate committee sev- | N 3 & ’ LOo!;‘Al{ionbvr:n l years ago, it s possble that the Foreign| Rl Shi = E l a am S aXl Ay loos; B tfairs C ittee R ¢ 3 . oller Sk i i 5 odge No. 700, Aff i flfifllfifl,’f"fi;\c‘fm dispense with his Lestlmun}‘ 1 T ating at | R Bayne | Meets every Monday e L ight, at & o'clack. o N ] 8 DENTIST Phore 565 - : e T W 1. B. Hall | Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. | PO EHEANER DIv Senator Grundy's unsuccessful fight for the G.| { Office hours, 9 am. to 5 p.m. . T. , Secy., P. Q. Box 826 |0. P. Senatorial nomination in Pennsylvania cost g O e STAND AT ARCADE CAFE 2 . ion i y { | Evenings o MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 [$332,000. Would-be Senator Vare, whose place is\| \Wednesday, Friday and || Phone 321 | 7 3 illed by “Boss” Grundy, spent more than three Sunday Evenings e — Day and Night Service ?::,03'?;;"“3;::"?; imes that much to be elected and then didn't get| : g z s : f D . = Scottish Rite Temple, j” sy ‘ Dr. A. W. Stewart || Any Place in the City for 50 Cents X beginning wt 730 5. m —_— e H ! DENTIST ‘ 5 « EVANS L. GRUBER ¢ CRE Fridtjof Nansen. } —_— Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 7 Master; CHARLES E. NAGHEL 8 2 e f SEWARD BUILDING i Secretary. : BRITISH COLUMBIA RENEWS WAR ON| (New York Times.) ( H ffice Phone 469, Res. | )| onnt aRl SRR HAIR SEALS. The death of Dr. Nansen comes as a grievous | | Phone 276 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR { e |surprise. In a recent visit to the United States| CHRYSLER L —— , % | a X 1 Becé"fd and Fourth 4 Relentless warfare will again be waged this there scemed to be no waning of his extraordinary ig el =—————3|| Northern Lite | Tiescly s of Sactnpoan Summer by the Province of British Columbia on (Vitality. He was planning an exploration of the | - ! Dr. H. Vance i | gt 3 e ith |DOrth polar basin in the Graf Zeppelin. Dr. Nanseri| MOTOR CO. ~ | Rite Templé = LILY hair seals. Authorities there will chase them with |NOTEh PYSE basin In the Cral Zeppern. Db Hansert) Osteopath—201 Goldstain Bidg. | ! BURFORD, Worthy ; machine guns and rifles, hunting out the “”“mulb;plo'auon JEIWRIEh e had distingishsd hiHart ss‘ ! Hours: 10 to 12; 1 t0 5; T to » TA X’ Matron; FANNY L. & schools as they congregate in British Columbia | ‘ ggeta-r Pl Y‘IO | or by appointment ROBINSON, Secretary. in schools s L“ L g e young man, and to crown a career of use!ulness‘ | Licensed Osteopathic Physician TO AVY PART waters. During the several years last past, expedi-|as 5 scfentist and statesman by geographical dis- 1 L ; 3 S B ol f Phone: Office 1671. \ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS tions have been fitted out by the Canadian fisheries |coveries and meteorological research. He still COH- Residence, MacKinnon Apts, OF CI"I'Y Segh C No. 1760 department and have killed them in large numbers, | fessed that fascination of which he had written: | World’s Lowest Priced g 2 . x:ese;:s::;cn.a&u cutting down materially the wholesale slaughter of | From first to last the history of polar | Full Size i ! ) Mondayg at 7:30 p. m. salmon and other fish. The Canadians recognize| exploration is a single mighty manifesta- FOUR DOOR SEDAN . AL N e | On ” s Akl that the depredations of the mammals on both fish | liondofrlhc power of the unknown over the : s Dr. Geo. L. Barton | I Z&““:‘egtgg.mcwm and gear constitute a serious problem and are tak-| g‘;;‘l }fer;"lf;;npi:h‘?:: H'T;tf)::lf nur;ozz;\gn ! . 0. B. Juneau CHIROPRACTOR | TO ANY PART 1 Chambers, Fifth Stree. ing vigorous steps to solve it | life. TR | 875.00 Hellenthal Building JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. Alaska fishermen claim that the campaign waged | .Tne First Crossing of Greenland,” his account -~ OFFICE SERVICE ONLY OF CITY H. J. TURNER, Sccretary. in British Columbia waters .k?n:c dln\'en the bj:‘ of a perilous traverse of the unknown ice cap from ‘! H°”'s2: pl_or:_‘ t’;“u“;' ’:L”""" | DOUGLAS A£RIE 117 F. O. E. lions into Southeast Alaska areas in large numl the east coast to Amerilik Ford in 1888, is still | Meets first and thirc They complain that there are thousands of them one of the most absorbing narratives of adven- i SR Two Buick Sedans at Your Gastineau Hotel &Mondays, 8 o'clock off the coast from Dixon Entrance to Cape Fair- ture. One of Nansen's companions was Otto Sverd- M _C 4 U \ B,’," A}:poxnz‘:r'.eni dayvies. Catetul. and &) at Eagles Hall weather and that they are taking almost unbeliev- rup, who later was master of the Fram, with MCU/ | PHONE 259 i ! Douglas. ARNE SHUDSHIF., W. able quantities of salmon that otherwise would go|Which the then furthest north was gained. When + ps & Efficient Drivers. RS b P. GUY SMITH, Secretary. Vis- to the benefit of the fisheries industry or reach‘::" ml}: :‘“dz)‘gz":l:‘v“‘]firll‘ 3“?;”;\\&’:]“ :?l‘;m(‘;;" MOTOR CO. S T =4 iting brothers welcome. R 1 o N o 5 [ ena ohansen, Wi g [3 ; . A R R R R ey e unable 10 do 09" sledges and two kayaks, to fare north over the Service With Satisfaction Robert Simpson FIRE ALARM CALLS { thing about the matter, since the animal is Pro-/n.ov jce and look for new land. Nansen and I T s R GV 4 B S : e 1-3 Third and Franklin. - 3 tected by Federal regulation and may only be killed | jonansen reached 86 degrees 14 minutes North, and ; Opt. D. 120 Wrarit - sud Peahkih THE CASH BAZAAR if discovered in the act of killing salmon or other |turned back to winter on an island 81 degrees 13| " B Gll'ndunt: gu;wmeles Col- e Fr‘;:‘ ‘::m_ F::'lry ’;v” H food fish |minutes North. In the Spring they fell in with|| The F' e ege Of metry and . B s o 1 o A v it | kS s TRt o Ak ke mnasr i - 0 G lorence, Shop Opthalmology 1-6 Front, opp. Gross Apts Open Evenings b ¢ : g Naivette” Croquignole Perm- Glasses Fitted, Lenses Gi 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart. protection should be continued. The United States|Vardo, Norway. It was an experience the like of ansnt Wave . - g 1-8 Front, near Saw Mill. Opposite U. S. Cable Offi could very well follow the policy adopted by Canada ;‘h“h'}:m e {‘“0 r:enwhau le\flr endured. To BEAUTY SPECIALISTS 120 Pront at Ao 3 :0oftics) Ppo; 58 e Office “ in this matter. et wers Gls o e VI Pt allze | | Phone 427 tor Appointment | DR R E SOUTHWELL 2-1 Willoughby at Totem Gro. || —— r f : 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole's ||[{™ .~ 2 == on 2 o oy | v = Add voyage through the Arctic and the Optometrist-Optician | THE LITERARY DIGEST POLL. Py Hraden i Al 7D » | Eves Examined—Glasses Fitted ! ili. - Bam, Kam: e mouth of the Yenisei River R 16, Valenti 2-4 Front and Seward. > 3, LR Sib include Dr. N Bt ] oom alentine Bldg. — 3 Three indisputable facts stand out as a result|; ”‘m“i:bor“mr; et a:“;e““smfr‘”fj: la:”;’;; JUNEAU CABINET 10:00 to 6:00. Evenings by ‘ 2-5 Front and Main. HA LIV ~ of the Prohibition Poll of the Literary Digest, the | 4 tent | : Appointment. Phone 48¢ | | 2-6 Second and Main. l ] NG as Ambassador to Great Britain, and his greatest| { 27 Fifth and Seward, final report of which has just been made public. |distinction was yet to come: the work to keep|{ and DETAIL MILL- { 8———— & ! II l’ T 1 {1l 220 Pire Han ; .OT CLEANING Pro and con, numerous conclusions undoubtedly will Norway in sympathy with the Allles during the| WORK CO azels axi 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way, Office at Wolland’s be drawn. Statisticians will undertake to deduce all|World War, his championship of the League m\f ? Juneau Public Library Teleph 456 3-4 Second and Gold. ; : . sorts of facts from the mass of figures, and theorists |Nation, his indefatigable labors not only to relieve|{ Fromi Street, next to Warner Free Reading R elephone %o 3-5 Fourth and Haras. Tailor Shop draw upon them for proof to support their own [famine in Russia but to acquaint the world with| Machine Shop eading Ioom Twenty-four Hour Service ||| 3-6 Fifth and Gold. Chester Barnesson W dcries {the economic position of the Soviet Government,| City Hall, Second Floor E 3.7 Fifth and East. PHONE 66 ] The most important, as we see it, thing it proved, ::‘f h‘s,nfe“"gco‘;‘: ;‘Eac“e""‘g‘i‘:fi“ :’:S ge'fg‘ ;f)f:e‘ CABINET and Shain Bt s Pt Anywhere in the City for {, §§§§¥ffi“" dan; P L e ol | 2 an enne . I was the extent of popular interest in the Prohibition | & rthily bestowed than when Fridtjof Nansen was| M'LLWORK Reading Room Open From 0 il &1 Nmth, back of ”:er i By Load or Sack E issue. This is clearly demonstrated by the number |ginoled out for it. One of the best friends b SN Sam todlp C | it o sep:"e'A u: \ ] of ballots returned. The Digest calls attention 10 |mankind and one of the most fearless, gencrous| { GENERAL CARPENTER 4-3 Distin Ave,, And Tndian Bta, 4 the fact that out of 20,000,000 ballots distributed, land chivalrous of men passed away at Oslo m- WORK Circulation Room Open from Five may ride as cheaply as one| /| 4.5 Ninth and Calhoun. 4806464 were returned perfectly marked, and in |terday. 3 1 to 5:30 p. m.—17:00 to 8:30 Stand at Alaska Grill || 4-6 Seventh |} GLASS REPLACED . m. Curent Maj Son and Man, addition there were some 100,000 defective ballots. e J T e 4 gazines, || 4-7 Twelfth, B. P. R. garage. It compares this with the up to then record poll . A Treasury Deficit? IN AUTOS ey || 48 Tweltth and willoughby. LOR of 1928 when 2767263 votes were cast in the (Boston News Bureau.) | 1 Estimatet . 4-9 Home Grocery. CO s Furnished . \ Hoover-Smith Presidential poll, out of 19,000000( The daily Treasury statement suggests there| Request Upon FREF TO ALL 5-1 Seater Tract. P NTING y | nation is a great deal more concerned about the|end of the current fiscal year—than for many years. |& ~——sc—eo— —~———— 4 // 2 Prohibition issue and its settlement than it was|Unless the growing tengenfiyd toh tncrexlilsle Fede;;\l PR Sso eees snes e T ‘XI increases the pulllad g over whether Hoover or Smith should be Presi- |expenditures is sharply checked, there will assuredly ARBA HA i fent [be a sizeable deflcit for the year ending June 0, RRIS Hardware PR e p:v‘;:r of any m‘-ilnu;::'l That is not the only evidence afforded of the %% o oiement shows that on May 8 H Al ’LED Company Day and Night Service ” e Iatest poll's popularity. Newspapers all over the |y .oc s deficlt of $185.949915, against a de- Now located next dlecolorp.rlntlndquicldr ¢ country, whether against Prohibition or favoring ficiy of $130917,432 for the corresponding period AND LOT CLEANING CONNORS P h 443 P seniapeily t, have followed the reports from day to day in|s year ago. E. 0. DAVIS one their news columns and commented on the vote | Receipts this year has been larger than last year Phone 584 GARAGE Stand xt to I. Goldstein %. from time to time. This reflected the attitude of |but expenditures have increased even faster. Gen- n l;;g ¢ St. A the reading public. Even foreign newspapers and |eral expenditures to May 8 have been $1,968,706744, | ZDRE . Spee magazines have kept track of the voting. Public |against $1778764761 a year before. Here is an GET A CORONA speakers have praised it and attacked i Wet or““crEElse of $190,000,000 in an ‘l'em ‘h:; t"e““y Sh"“:“ For Your School Work i The vote cast has unquestionably dnmonstraled very .sure we shall have a deficit of rather large | l, T . | “O;u- émr SWCP 18 worn l;y l ;, & majority of the people of the United States are | proportions next year. Car S axi | satisfied customers” dissatisfied with conditions that exist today as re- | More than half the total Federal revenue is| gards Prohibition. In no uncertain tone, through derived from income tax. Receipts from this source PHONE the Digest's poll, they have voiced their desire for |are practically certain to be reduced next year. ] a change. Only a small majority stand pat oni‘ll‘lr\efl]se:o‘:l;luigyse’:;ghe:gu:ieceli:u “;r:‘:c':‘l):nel?::ly ""o i We make the better JUNEAU TRANSFER Enforcement as is . The combined vote for modifi- ternal re - H kind of bread—the ANY cation and repeal is a demand for a change, its show any important reduction. Increased ctgalell-’,\! kind that k COMP Vi obabl; ffset any decrease from| mn a makes two elements disagreeing perhaps in the degree of f":}’]l::‘g&c:;” Propably | atinel 4 rom 1§ you go back to the alteration wanted. Out of the number counted, 3,- | "5 01 dofivioncy shows a discouraging mcmse_’i bread dish several 42,366 votes, or 6 per cent. of the total, voted |yp to May 8 it was $75,074,870. against $60,020,900 South Front Street times before you for change, while 3046 per cent. voted to keep|a year before. For May alone a deficiency of 510,-ti have finished your the present system in effect 000,000 was reported against nothing for the cor- |} meal. And at break- (;nm third undeniable fact revealed by the poll, rcs?gndmghpcn?d tahyte" ee:xlx‘tz' e i fast you’ll find our and it was in some measure astounding, was the nen there is that per Prompt Service, Day and Night rolls mighty tasty strong sel e throughout the country for out- [funds—the Shipping Board. In recent years this|f} o and satisfying. / “ right repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Almost |[8hd it is unlikely—due to booKkeeping methods— Covicn AUTo SERVICE 2,000,000 out of the fo ree-quarters millions [478ID_has been much dfs Shan st afier the war, STAND AT THE OLYMPIO P le Moves, Packs and Stores i tabulated 5o ¢ This was even | S0 B B e e v tovnc % \ Phone 342 Day or Night eeriess Freight and Baggage ' Siger proportionately most optimistic Wels | yarg trend in recent years, the cost s still np—‘i < 1] 50c AnyWhere in City B k Prompt Delivery of \ ‘ had expecied, and certainly must have come WIth |peyimg - Whet 1n gorse, compared with last vear||| The BANK BOO arery ALL KINDS OF COAL \ } shocking force to the Drys the deficit is increasing. Up to May 8 a deficit § g ' - pee ber the Name” | | Five States gave majorities for repeal, being|of $20,202,623 was reported, against $15,562,603 for i v b PHONE 48 | z matched by & like number for enforcement. But|the corresponding period last ek 5L | flfld t/lf IPLOMA W P h ‘ g 1 Distriet 1 ¥ v ouse agail | ! In 20 States and the District of Columbia, the| Is it any wonder émc me" White House again i The bank book is the first text-book in the new school of o p ¢ J o nson Wets were in the plu as compared to Dry |Preaches economy to Congress 5 il practical experience. pluralities in 17 other the Web Btate] L e e Ak | withs - the § The diploma is an honorable discharge from the old school— [l FRIGIDAIRE FOR GOOD | HOTEL combined with those giving pluralities for repeal i but the 1 i | DELCO LIGHT PKODUCTS . . " ke 5 e times, and any more when someone speaks of a[f| but the lessons in the new school are much more difficult, H ’ Cleaning and Pressing | ZYND. actually cons “ne R ks “”J‘“ States Of | sa50 of paralysis we don't know whether he means i You are the teacher—and by giving your son or daughter a || MAYTAG WASHING CALL 371 | A the tumzn.o;:tt;o:xgmz;l(;»’\ against 22 for enforce-|one patient or a dozen bottles.—(Ohio State Jour- i bank book, you teach him or her H MACHINES | Work called for and delivered | ELEVATOR SERVICE ment an { nal.) H To be self-reliant—To be b - H - RADIOS i 'YNDA, Prop. ¥ The repeal vote, standing alone is worthy of f o Nagw o :::::.:,,u:n::: romatie= : DAY R | The Capital Cleaners s 40 per cent. of the Wi - d the District of Colum- i £ 2 ”"pou‘.f:’ Bod g0 taking the Eigniecot nonect |bis. colected” HSLAASH 1n 198 00 the sale of | And the most important lesson to tnsure success n lte— [ Ehome. 1 e e e, . penits Acand 636, i [T { © ment out.of the Constitution and the Volstead Act|8asoline. This country could not afford to follow |l ales REGULAR 8K | Front Street Juneau 4 off the statute books. If, for the s of the point, | Russia’s example and abolish Sunday. — (Toledo i -00 or more will opem an account H BURFORD’S CORNER 3 Blade.) o H 3 i the absolutely Dry vote s combined with the modi- i T’ B M B I d B k H Carnation Ice Cream ; fluuonls;l still '-": J“‘:&""‘:’h arrfied al s moti guet four more months and 23462750 post cards e b. - Defirendas ban il You get results from PHONE 149, NIGHT 5103 TAXI SERVICE v sufficiently large ustify the lmposition of its|gwj) pear the message: “Sleeping under three g 3 v TRANSFER o will cn so numerically strong a minority. The|plankets."—(Akron, Ohio, Beacon-Journal.) 1 — Oldml R""k "'1’303"" Pmunflmwu’ n‘_@‘}mm b 8! o Phone 314 e s cm e : - ¢