The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 7, 1931, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY jAN 7 1931. e . 5 - rv:m! of the Federal Government. It quotes Dr.|UNITED STATES LAND omcz:.fg . D("I\' :1 I”S!}'ll I‘fl" ])!r(’ James M. Doran, Commissioner of Industrial Alco- Anchorage, (Alui:m‘“so» {1 PROFESSIONAL hol, likelihood that new | B lo . IS HEREBY GIVEN'" 'ALASKA PACIFIC SAL-|e will be andy JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND \IANAGER;H”' placed in|That th % A8 | direct alcohol will fail of approval MON CORPORATION, a corpora- | | Helene W. L. Albrecht o Mo | by ndrew W. Mellon, and of other Gov-|tlon organize ‘1”“}‘ the dlnws 17(: | PHYSIOTHERAPY | 1, 3 2 Of laware ant ali- ' otticials including Attorney General an::‘fd T Ghmaie 't EusiiaE ‘:"the | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red and Prohibition I or Woodcock. Territory of Alaska, has made ap- Ray, Medical Gymnastics. Under the plan of fruit spirits would be|plication, £ 07472, for a Soldier's | 410 Goldstein Building a I ang | distilled in immense has been und ditional Homestead, as assignee Phone Office, 216 Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell a “ fiscussi B ik of Wm. J. O'Neal, a beneficiary e . for §1 - moth. |55 1’ ,"'r.“" o “r =iid D“’”“‘u ader Sections 2306 and 2307, U. 8.| . 8 X e, | S81d, practically re f Mr. Mellon, | poyised Statutes, for a tract of | * DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER ) hey wili nptly | SReral Mitchell land "of apporximately | | DENTISTS Oftice. | tgularity | California is expected be the principal bene-{4.02 acres on the west | 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. | LS i ficiary of the brandy regulations. Its grape grouevsf“’r‘r"'l ‘l” g“‘l b g;}:’;}alcrh:fi:; i PHONE 56 WEVBER OF ASSOCIATED |=r-E<< have a large plus which could be immediateiy southeast of Point Lucan, Alaska, Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. A 5 ; ted into cash. It has, also, a large number of |embraced in U. S. Survey No. 1809,‘ P andy plans now idle could be opened. Cali-|from which corner No. 1 M.C, ° fornia grape interest o be faring unusually | S3LM. No 1057 beats 8 38 150) | Ty Charles P. Jenne tha hads o ahtoralAiNeLa8" 232 chains, Latitude 58°, | . e the hands ubition enforcement |ga: 007 N Longitude 136° 200 257 | | DENTIST ! | officers. . They are r marketing on a large scale|W, and which 1. more patricularly Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine | a form of grape concentrate capable of being fer-|described as follows, to-wit: y Building X g mented: into wine, and doing it with the knowledge Commencing Corner No. 1, ! Telephrne 176 and consent of the Government 7 is identical with Corner No. 8, i 9 1‘(. mjr‘j‘, ,“,, mf o ‘,“':‘ r . .bn?"d'\ Is added | poop Seq on Company's P e heir source of revenue, prosperity beyond the| Tyade and ufacturing site, | ¢ | most roseate dreams even during the pre-Prohibi-| U. S. Non-mineral Survey No. :| Dr. J. W. Bayne [ tion era seems assured to them, notwithstanding the | orage, Alaska, Serial || DENTIST |limitation to the industrial market. Industrial alco-| N S ”“'"“‘;' “‘,;“{‘d 535 || Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. ains to Cc No. - r | hol has a habit of finding its into the bever chpinsto Corner No. SE108HAS W | Office hours, D' . 61D Bm. | YK h cal with Corner No. 3, Tongass | Evenings by appointment, | |market on a countryw , and brandy br National Forest elimination, | Phone 321 i ly will not be les August 22, 1925; thence east | ! Mg e T e | 888 chains to Corner No. 3, N Mo W ‘ identical with Corner Na 2, | . Mr. Edison on pee ‘Tongass National Forest elim- e ination, August 22, 1025 thence, | Dr. A;_.)Eg_rf'lss.rte L (New York World.) following the meanders of mean | H S imtaa B “Is there danger that life will grow too com-| Righ tide line of Port Althorp, SEWARD BUILLING A\ TIMELY DISCUSSION. ted, too speedy, with so many new inventions?”| South 20%° E. 302 chains, || i “R o) g Edison was asked in the questi reiof GhE] oatr s W, 450 CRATREREE Ol S L8 e e i s LRk o Reyiewn s high ¢ questionnalre of the| gomner No. 4; thence W. 685 || Phone 276 | Gov. PFranklin D. Roosevelt's discussion, in n,~:: o _mm“s 0, he replied. “People Will{ chains to Corner No. 1, the |o - o second inaugural address, of the trend of today Ve up to it. The brain, if used, hes enormous| place of beginning. b= P toward “n,““ ation of power in government was capaci People don't begin to suspect what the! Any and all persons claiming | ® - \ imely. In late years there has been Mind IS capable of” And here, as is usually the|adversely any of the above de-| | Dr Geo. L. Barton ti ate years there has case when he is talking about aspects of his own|scribed land should file their ad-| | CT ther too much bestowal of authority on both | hosianey “he is probably quite right. In point of |verse claims within the period of | CHIROPRA ‘}OR | ] and State authorities. The Fe fact, one would like to hear examples of the com- Publication or thirty days there- | Hellenthal Builcing ernment has invaded realms that ought to have |plexity and speed about which there Is so much|ALeT OF they will be barred by the|| OFFICE SERVICE ONLY | Boei . for the Stat d the latter have|talk. Cert Ry A . ! provisions of the Statutes. | Horrs: 10 a. m. to 12 noon been reserved for the St and the I a ertain inventions, to be sure, have put pres- J. LINDLEY GREEN, 1 2p.mto5p m i assumed jurisdiction over matters in which county | sur certain people: the introduction of new Regmyer. | s p. m. tg . g. m. | or municipal or; zations rightfully should exer- |factory machinery often results in a “speeding up”|First publication, Nov. 5, 1930. 1 Bl;' A;;pointment' cise control. Probably the usurpation could not| that is anything but good for the operatives. | Last publication, Jan. 7, 1°31. “‘ PHONE 259 H have been made without at least the tacit »n.sen[\ But this, one judges, is not what is meant hy‘ SRR TR . el o S e | i critics of the jazz age, with its alleged mania for f | of the people th “‘\I‘ Sy “‘;”" rist of | SPeed, its impatience with the good old w The MINERS }‘ 7 z minorities, taking advantage of indifference ol 'I”lla' n is to nnnumbu-s express trains, mdms N | Robert Si S 8 s F es, ins, rs % 7/ I D i obert Simpson Sorganiaed. masten, Dave obialied thar dosiees| ot 1o 10 subomoblies, expess ewios, maos| | HEADQUARTERS. o at the expense of the whole body politic. wa much sprc-d do these compel? Not much, when A Complete Line of | pt. 4 The one supreme usurpation which will occur |you stop to think about it. The automobiles go I\ Graduate Los Angeles Col- to most people is the Prohibition Amendment to|forty miles an hour, but the occupants emerge BOOTS 1! 1668 g’ t?’;'omlmy el ! the Federal Constitution. It is now pretty general-|Yawning at the end of a trip, eager for nothing % SHU PACS b o, ‘Létiass OF ized that the Anti-Saloon League black-jacked this S0 much as a chance to stretch. The trains go G CAPS “.G]mes i G'm. Amendment through more than one unsympathetic |¢veh faster, but the ety oL e ! MINERS' LAMPS s i : 3 i eir chairs half asleep. Radios, phonographs and h\ 0 . State Legislature, and that the forees back of thelmovies all bring the world before us at an aston- {| | DR.R.E. SOUTHWELL enactment never at any time constituted a major-| e pate of peed, but it can hardly be said —and— | opzometr!st -Optician ity. Clearly this is an invasion of State rights,| we get very excited about it Subways, of | | Eves Examined—Glasses Fitted | and a realization of the fact is becoming more . ere a 1, but not when they go fast WATERPROOF {| _ Room 7, Valex;u;ae Blt;z widespread every day. when (hey go slow that our nerves begin t CLOTHING et o M What was done in the case of Prohibition, it when there is a balky switch at Grand t "h°"°t 1% l'DOcetu °5“§: ol is now sought to do with education and children. |Central that holds up trains as far away as Brook- | M'k A 7 I il ; A Federal bureau would be set up to tell tho|ln and when the passengers fidget, mumble and ke Avowan fam : 3 N S “ducat | Wonder when they are going to get home. When ; te States how and to what extent they should cducate | ¥ONACr when they are going to get hame. Whr FRONT STREET }:' hl Lrgit) ALt o 'rf“‘v“'”“’wv"‘ & f’“v“"(‘l‘l‘, crowd uled off as fast as it accumulates,|§ Opposite Winter & Pond t}; ROOM and BOARD education econc deral bureau | s bY | then read our papers in comparative peace. b i b i i Mre I B. Masshall certain org tons to assume Control of the toun-| 1 other ‘words, this'slans bangeiite s Qarge i T T . Mrs. John B. Marshall | | try's babies, on the assumption that Federal author- | jllusory. Whether ‘our minds have got readjusted FIRE ALARM CALLS ’ PHONE ity is better able to perform this service than the |to it Mr. Edison sugg , or the natural effect | States are doing. [of inventions is to iner e leisure rather than dim- Third and Franklin. The American Medical Association, be it said jmish it, we do not actually do much bustling. And Prcnt and Prankimn. & Yo to its credit, is not among those favoring the na- it is not likely that the future will succeed in Front, near Ferry Way. tional nursemaid plan. This organization of Ameri- |M2king us change our ways Front, near Gross. Apts. z GARB‘AGE can physicans reject it as unsound and an intrusion A Front, opp. City Wharf. A World Airline. (Cincinnati Enquirer.) Front, near Saw Mill. Front at A. J. Office. Willoughby at Totem Gro- on the province of the States. It and other oppon- and with reason, that the Federal Gov- ernment could with equal propriety assume the right HAULED AND LOT CLEANING ents 1-3 1-4 15 1-6 17 1-8 assert 1-9 2-1 | | : Recent discussion of a complete air route around cery. E. O. DAVIS fo dictate in matters of adult health. As Senafor|i;. w4 15 stimulating, for it throws much light | 23 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole’s Phone 584 Tydings of Maryland has said, in discussing the lon the advances being made in plane transporta- Barn. — A e pro ed chi s bureau, under the Jones Bill |tion. But it appears to be very premature in view 2-4 Front and Seward. — b y P providing for it Congress becomes nothing but aof the countless difficulties that stand in the w 2-5 Front and Main. glorified City Council when it extends meddling |By the end of 1931, some w insist, the mi || 2-6 Second and Main. HOTEL hands into local affairs and tries to tell the thou- |ing links are likely to be in place, and regular (| 2-7 Fifth and Seward. ZYNDA sands of communi of the country how they |2ir *service encircling the globe will be available. | 2-9 Fire Hall. ought to or must raise their babies. It is a ridi- | TDiS is dangerous optimism {Lace Castichitand Bewn Way. ELEVATOR SERVICE culous proposition but that does not prevent thou- The. firs obstruciions are legal. At least ten| 824 Second 0, Gl y it ek doge ! countries are eager to have a share in such an|| 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 8/ aYNDA; EEIhy sands of highminded citizens from advocating l enterp: Indeed, any nation which values its|| 3-6 Fifth and Gold. in all seriousness and in the best of faith. g self-defense will insist on control of the route 3-7 Fifth and East. o = 2 It is to these people as well as to the indifferent |, its territories, The slow progress of a short|| 3-8 Seventh and Gold. that Gov. Roosevelt’s inaugural appeal is directed. route from Minneapolis to Winnepeg shows the | 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. Instead of seeking to tur » Feder: r | lega stacles ternational g " rtatior 4-1 Ninth, back of power house. 1 of se turn over to the Federal or legal obstacles that international air transportation HARRIS States governments those few things which remain can encounter, although swift progress in Latin|| 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Seaview Apts. B icased ithority, he would have those |America by French, German and American com-!| 4-3 Distin Ave., and Indian Sts. Hardware Co. £ rgues to the contrary, whi th » .|| 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. nterested their cases to the communities arguca-“9 DOIALY "‘ S ne Aiilon 4-6 Seventh and Main. T Retoral ke s eae e backward-ndusirialy. || 48 Setents wa Mam ||| CASH CUTS COSTS e s ot PR B i h i oblas more baffling are the practical objections % | S Sumn Teh them of WieE Slsge of ssorcly )ceanic flight to date has established defi- | -9 Home Grocery. Open until 9 p.m. ing local self-control of their own affairs. | % '3 f 5-1 Seater Tract. { |nitely the practicability of air travel over the s s o |oceans. Either safety or speed: must be sa H 2 AMERICA WATCHING “BY- ed, as planes are now buil and operated. Un 1‘ R g both are assured, steamships will be the reliance ELECTIONS. of tourists and of commerce. | Most of the air transport lines in the United F Tr e-Bruhn In G S how no substantial ir States sho subsf ial prefit on their com- tem d from our own political systems, by-elec- |mercial operations. Virtually none in Europe pre-| tions are carefully watched by all parties to note |tends to pay for itself. Britain’s gigantic experi-| Ompany the trend of sentiment, whether it is to or ment between London and Karachi, India, has been' away from nment. Usually in the United |lttle better than a dismal failure. The Dornier-X S on called to choose a repre- |Alter several weeks, still is busy on a trip that a Featurln" Fryes De- sentative in the lower House is|Stédmship could have made in six days. L hqiuus Hams and Bacon Shdon Hivia Anbdody formally i These shortcomings are no reason for pessimism. | . ¥ REWS. She . N {In time planes will whisk us from continent to 3 i e 6k deal of sgoifignne | continent with safety and unimaginable speed. But % PHONE 38 The control of the House in ““f next Con-|only in halting steps is such progress po: ’ gre: in the balance, membership being so | Meantime, there is much to be said for concentir | S ke a x closely ded that even a small change in either [tion of experimental effort and commercial financ- | A T dir 1 betwe December will throw |ing upon established routes. Undue haste in ting ) the organizatic of the party which |UP spectacular projects will only bring discredit Q gains the the country |0 air transportation through heavy casualties, J B ol the elsotion: of easor to the. late |financial loss and international quarrels. ‘ | KL A2 e s David O'Connor, in th W York Congres- 3 e | We can remember 'wa ack when, at this v T office since 1918 and November. | puying mistletoe just to kiss & girl—(New . York " Both parties will bend all of their energies to aid | post.) | FINT , capturing the place left vacant his death re- | s A I T b 7 [ SAVINGS BOOKS cently. | A refractory mule is taught sometimes to pull| _Other vacancies in the personnel of the next|by teaming it up with three or four tractable! Congress are practically certain to occur before it [animals, but we never see it work out with enator.—(Detroit News.) TO HAVE YOUR | Chicago might put all its| convenes next Deecmber. On the present alignment | the Repubuean regulars, if supported by the pro-| Nea = i AU As a final solution, i ~ ~, gressives elected as Republicans (‘A\““’ ze ‘“‘dmmwu;t citizens in jail so the racketeers can't| I\TLRRST ADDED House. But their hold on power is so slender|gyi gy tnem, —(Akron, Ohio, Beacon, Journal) that a switch of two votes would make it possible O for the Democra!s to control it. Thus it is that| The by-elections have at last come into their own in| the United States. 1 Bt A OTE Incidentally, the Clark decision is full of hope BRAN[‘Y MAY BE RESURRECTED. | 7090 just as you are a wet or a dry. —(Philadelphia Inquirer.) return of laget beer does not appear to be nt as to warrant the appointment of a committee.—(Milwaukee Journal.) The B. M. Behrends Bank L3l L The Associated Press is authority for the state- mfll‘ that real and powerful brandy may soon re- rn to the market, but, alas, the industrial market nly, under plans now before the industrial alcohol Lipton's new cup holds about a half and he is where he can get it filled any time he wants to-~(Florida Times-Union.) Sir Tom gallon AUTOS FOR HIRE | Graham s Taxi Phone 565 STAND AT ARCADE CATE Day and Night Service | Any Place in the City for $1.00° | Fraternal Societies | ~———— OF | Gastineau Channel £ B. P. 0. ELKS Meeting every ~ednesday evening it 8 o'clock. Elks Hall. Visiting brothers welcome. R. B. 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