The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 17, 1931, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, APRILV 17, 1931. | they tended to become of the “pork barrel” variety. ! b . — @ Daily Alaska Empire = s oo urti o NATIVE SONS, ™ mipure sy vorse || PROFESSIONAL || Frateral Socieies | . Spurdin albog fo, tae ACRAIRCIIRESS A WATCH FOR ’ > Gastineau Channel | + Y - . - EDITOR AND MANAGER | passing the burden along to t ] h 5 : 5 v TOHN W. TRO i have gaincd a foothold here. If, and when, every : ka::tcy t:a?s anmxczgt ';lue:c k Helene W.L.Albrecht | |&e—7——— — 5 v day by the s ot AW years, n e 3 : F:;';};g-,bt‘;,k;,;;?\G"(Sg‘,;‘fu{;“}:{ Sunday bY 4h° | resident must assume his proportionate share of e S A o, A NEXT | mym?mz:?n“fi:' B PHO RLES 4 Streets, Juneau, Alaska. i added burdens there will be fewer of them. advanced, scientific and thorough ]Mmge.Me;c ‘.,Oy. rt‘l Red Meeting every % :"m (¥ oriean Gh Bestng Class It is not likely that Senator Hess expected the| AMERICAN LEGION RAY, ca ymnasf 'cs. Wednesday evening re Entered in the Post ce in > 4 410 Goldstein Building, i 2 matter. Legislature to enact h's measure into law. It s more Phone Office, 216 a o'clock Elks’ B SUBSCRIPTION RATES. i probable that he brought it out to induce people 5 SMOKER b d L[ man. Dellvered by carrier In Jun;gu. Douq"-l!'; Treadwell and, to give a little more thought to revenues and appro- Permanent Orgamzahon Of . H R T AR w;l]::f)l;::g brothers Thane for $1 per mon & 5 G - + 3 priations than has been done in past years. If that . . A. B. Ha DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | 0 4, at the follow! te . b, g 8 % on Y mall, postage Pds 00: Six months. 1n advance, |is true, he has achieved his end. It remains to be Two Pioneer Cabins REiera M. & JORGENSEN, Exaliad Ruler. .s:\yn;n?’rieb:x":“\:‘(‘ll ‘So:"l‘i“’;"‘}alé, it they will promptly Seen whether the thinking will be productive nof to Be Perfected 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. | YA%E 3 3 g notify the Busineas Office of any failure or irregularity beneficial esults ! PHONE 56 T Db Ot el in’ the deilvery of their papers ! RS Permanent organization of the two Pioneer Cabins, Native Sons of Alaska and Native Daughters of Alaska, will be periected tonight at the meetings in Odd Fellows Hall for Editorial and Business Offices, 374, Hours 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. W.P. Johnson|: —— FRIGIDAIRE Dr. Charles P. Jennc elephon ies of Freemason- ry Scottish Rite Regular meetings secord Friday each month at Hippodrome Justice. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRfSS. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the ase for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the ocal news published herein. (Cincinnati E&nquirer.) For a long time it has been noticeable that the Courtrooms of America are far too small. They|at 8 o'clock. Temporary organiza- DELCO LIGHT PRODUCTS [/ o o 81'1 fndngsg“emm ! 7:30 p. m. Scot- ‘L‘s{‘:,_fi‘".f,‘,",‘;“gf"‘&ugiwé?EP?;E‘_?:ETE;QL;RGER can’t accommodate half the citizens who are eager |tlons resulted from the meetings MAYTAG WASHING i Building i tish Rire Temple e to palpitate over the gruesome or the risque de-|n€ld on April 3. MACHINES | Telephre 176 i | WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary tails of sensational trials. In some cases it has been| ~Those born in Alaska or the . = LOYAL ORDER { necessary to move the Court to larger quarters,| Yukon Territory, of white parent- GENERAL MOTORS RADIOS OF MOOSE auditoriums and the like, in order o permit a larger | 38 16 years of age or over, are 17 + . “house” Some of the more racy causes celobres | CLEIDIe 0 membership. 1t is inal- Phone 17 Dr. J. W. Bayne Juneau Lodge No. 708 k1 casily would fill huge stadia with the curious, and cated thes o OeniEe no doubt in time the amplifier will be as common | Dave a ?‘mbeahlp Ll a piece of Court furniture as the gavel or the de- 3Ch. Those not at the first meet- Meets every Mondayg night, at 8 o'clock. TOM SHEARER, Dictator. DENTIST Rooms 5-6 Triangic Bldg. Office hours, 9 am. to 5 pm. | Front Street Juneau It M;IS. W. H. JAMES P e s g fendantt ing are urged to attend tonight. : oy 7 Eveningr. by appointment. W. T. VALE, Secy, P. O. Box 824 The expected, of course, is about to happen. S AT i medicine,” stated Mrs, W.H.James,| | Second Hand Guns Rought Phone 321 5 S Numbers of Judges and attorneys long have toved 'HE] ENE MADISON 2722 Third Ave, Seattle. “In my| and Sold L ] ‘:0“’:‘ ’;’;“:“’ LODGE NO. 1¢ with the idea of broadcasting trial proceedings.| & own case it overcame an extreme| | New Guns and Ammunition | g———— o deconf S hourtthox;l; This may be done for the first time in the Cleve- | WINS EVENT BUT nervous condition; stomach trouble, ] SEE BIG VAN Dr. A. W. Stewart siizt‘l)shwgnem%lrnple . | s : 3 AW land case of ‘Hsmie Martin, accused of murder.‘ FA"S ON RECORD which mu.sed me to suffer agony THE GUN MAN | DENTIST beginning af 7:30 p, m. \}’ Judge, Prosecutor and defense counsel have reg- and pains in my back and sides o ite Coliseum Theatre Hours 9 & m. to § p. . Oy istered no cbjections to the plan; therefore, it is and numbness in my limbs. The | PPOVE oL SEWARD BUILUING | {H. L. REDLINGSHAF- Sy 4 |possible that shortly we shall se or hear the| NEW YORK, April 17.—Helene |, 4 seemed to revitalize my| e . of Phe 469, ER, Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, ] r \ENERAL SALES TAX |administration of justice, involving the life of a Madison won the 100-yard free-| .. system; and Sargon Pills, I| | 11 iyl m?:fl“ 4 Secretary. ~ REACTION TO GENE . T ) man, reduced to the common level of crooning and |StYle in 1:03:2 last night, failing to | ;o g “are the laxative medicine The B L. d 5 - UNFAVORABLE. old-time fiddling better her own mark for the dis=y ' S0 had been needing—mild e Dest Laundry T | ORDER OF EASTERN STAR g i | . tance. Another title in the Wom- |13 S AT At a Fair Price . Second and Fourth While this trend toward justice as a free theat- 's National A. A, U tinin natural and thorough. T have gain- | WHERE? B R oF ae th Pending in the Legislature in an inactive condi- rical amusement has been going on relentlesly, e:s 7 0:;‘ Enb 'fl‘::' :acl?g ed weight, and it is really amazing| | ' Drs. Barton & Doelker y o Tuesdayso ek“ m:t‘t‘u; t nsored by Senator Luther €. thoughtful people worry about the lost dignity of | ShAMmPIONShIDS went to 1c () ow well T feel after taking the| | CAPITAL LAUNDRY CHIROPRACTORS ] at 8 oclock, Se e e 5 ¢ th certain ' the law and of the Courts, Some solemnly submit|C02St: Georgla Coleman. of LOSfah )" catment.” | Phone 355 Franklin St. || | DRUGLESS HEALTH SERVICE | Rite Temple. JESSIN f ¥ for @ al sales tax, with certail 3 g : 4 i B D o et for one.half of one per cent,|that dressing the Courf,, and perhaps even the|AnScles, winning the low board) gy py Butler-Mauro Drug Co.| | “Maintain that Vital Resistance ”| KELLER, Worthy Mut- R odity covered by the |counsel, in the traditional black robes, would bring| “pRE e¥emt. o oo advll sk e Hellenthal Bldg. Phone 250 | toh; PANNY L. Phat 1y any, On. BYERY: P0G half of |dded dignity. It would be dignity only in appear-| - meraoo_vaui A 3 e Hours 10 am. to 9 pm. | INSON, Secretary. : bill, if it is enacted.»buycrs will nay.one- ance. So long as Judges exist who are willing to | i 77L o k ° s Rl LUMBUS one per cent. tax which, of course, will be added |FUiC b B o elr Courts, thelr kind of P ANNUAL p.TF.l?b::Lk,Pg;)LU%-‘ The Merrimakers” PR . ‘mGHT;gg:-,cc?uncum T Y to the sales price by the seller. =~ | justice will receive the respect that is due a hiPPO- | yuine aeumed control of the|RAS NAT, SATU ! 4 PIECE ORCHESTRA | Robert Simpson | Peetings second and 1ast Reaction throughout the Territory has been ‘“‘"drome, and their kind of justice will continue to bisstness, of Jthe Junbay Tridiid i SMGuliey ab, 1:90p; . favorable to the proposal. Newspapers, which usually | infect the public's regard for all Courts. G0, 3%, ‘will be responsible foriBil|" Old papers at!The Empire. Telephone “:12 " Opt. D. | eh i deste are accurate barometers of public »)p{mun,‘from : —~ det;ts ‘ointracted by, the Iouplil gt:g:;"f:;l:;:‘h:l"::;;n o:tuA:;]l: ! Graduate Los Angeles Col- | ahtel St Oonbell Ketchikan to Fairbanks have condemned it without Weep Thy Golden Tears. Transfer Co. on and Aafter ADIil| ferseeroereee. s o oo o n Jass s { lege S‘p ?hflx”:.'f,'fg and } Chambers, Pifth Streeh reservation. Possibly the same sentiment Was €x- TR R e | 1st. All collections due the Juneau |} 3 Featuring Midweek Dances every JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. pressed at Nome, but Nome papers published since g (wa \:rk )};Ierald;;‘nbun;) i | Transfer Co. should be paid me. JUNEAU CABINET Wednesday—Moose Hall ]l.ohuee Fitted, Lenses GNML H. J. TURNER, Secretary. ; vas introduced have not been received | pring poets who have the welfare of eir | gy, AUGUST P. ANDERSON. 4 ;‘he S s mr‘ e \‘m.." R :lld cost contry at heart will specialize this season in the de- e U and DETAIL MILL- —_— . 4| DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. E. ere. The Anchorage Times estimates it wo c ey DE. R. E. SOUTHWELL Meets first and third 3 50 capita annually to Alaska taxpayers, The lihts of vernal showers, and will encourage April 85| Jjoseph B. Springer, Chlcago city WORK CO. 21 . R. 1 o0 pex, cup. ke was scornful of the little as possible in her golden laughter. This is 10| physician, has performed more B os WUk OLEANED S| Optometrist-Optician | Mondays, 8 ‘oc!mk, QEsatiner =of SEAIELADKS, S FHS 700g ed it as time to sing of merry sunshine and clear skies. It | than 28,000 autopsies. {1 Front Street, next to Warner HAVE oo | | Eyes Examined—Glasses Fittea | tt Eagles’ Hall = proposition. The Cgrdo\'a Times characteriz 1"- is a time to exalt floods and downpours, MUd' feeeeee——eeoeeeo | Machine Shop with modern machinery. The| | Room 17, Valentine Bldg. | |Douglas. ALEX GAIR, W. P. an “obviously unfair” tax, one that woulf:l placv(‘ puddles, overflowing gutters, fog, chill dampness and | & it ! better way. . . . We invite you} | Office phone 484, resi.du.uel GUY SMITH, Secretary. Visiting Alaska business houses at a disadvantage with mail a1 other manifestations of the gentle rain from | SEE THE CABINET and to inspect this new equipment| phone 338. ?f"“ Hours: 9:50 | brothers welcome. order houses whose volume of trade in the North heaven, for these afflictions, unpleasant though they | ! ; ” | to 12; 1:60 to 5:30 l & has already reached alarming proportions. may be in normal times, are far less disagreeable MOTO MILLWORK n operation. L —— ——————% " Our trucks go any place any The sales tax is not novel in theory. It has than would be the effects of a real shortage uI - New silk linings are here now time. A tank for Diesel Oil been toyed with many times for years oy lawmakers water, by which the city is threatened. | BIKE | { GENERAL CARPENTER in a hig variety. Hazel James Madden and a tank for crude ofl save | and economists. Always it has been discarded in| April began well with an all-day storm. She | I e d [ WORK s | Teacher of the Pianoforte and hnrnle‘r" trouble. ‘ A Alaake Jhas n- should be encouraged. She has a goodly supply of | n our window ! Y | exponent of the Dunning System PHONE NIGHT 148 i 08 0 tertion, o ooy, Slasks e R0 BRI e ik vainafwihb TaTe 50, Adegarataly Aeeded | GLASS REPLACED urman’s | of Improved Music Study ReviaBLE T | eral property tax system. But its system of license + » Hobitn: - EL) RANSFER ! % 5 i incomes in some 90 can, no doubt, answer all our prayers, if she | IN AUTOS g Leschetizky Technic—Alchin SR s Rk esaidaaio (Y fees and tax on production and . can be made to understand that we take back all ARNOLD’S | | & el Harmony . measure takes its place. If we (‘”‘I‘ “;d r\‘)““" (‘]" we ever said about the sunbeams and desire now LR FELN IR N | Estimates lurnished ! —~——r—J | Studio, 206 Main St. Phone 19 a general sales tax, the experiment should be made ,,ining put water in abundance. Too much in the 0 | Upon Request only if relief is granted from our present system paqt we have grumbled about the cold April mms.‘i BOOTERY z‘ v SNgXVm;v‘::‘ngLEl"";,EP:‘DSRY :" * FOREST in the shape of reductions all along the line Let no one complain this season. We have had an et vips A (I S 4 — DOUGLAS AGENCY || JUNEAU-YOUNC It may be true that the average resident of the abnormal amount of sunshine all winter | WOOD iy dos s it nososly o e o b sropsanais . e i sua watne [N | - crex maxen . mezon ||, Faneral Parlors Territory's revenues. Our tax system does not bur- and unless some modern poet has somethlng better | = = Felephions 7 and Embalmers GARBAGE HAULING " o n industry. If to offer, let us adopt as the national refrain ror‘: =|Leave your order at bakery or| den the individual, rather putting it ol vy ? \= H = i 4 i1 call Night Phone 336-2 Day Phone 12 | | lland’ the Territory continues to expand its activities in APril = = phone and we will cal 0 o Office at Wolland's R PP e ot | “And the rain it raineth every day.” = = 5F | — Tailor Shop the several fields and enters new fields, it must‘ = = PHONE YOUR ORDERS" = Z o find new revenue sources, and about the only one| ... o ST oo 12 E HAAS | Chester Barnesson left is the indvidual. If the sules taX IS WD geny'or tne Bowrd of Trusiees of the Loulsiana 2 H TO US F Candi ! PHONE 66 ‘ acceptable to the general public, some other form anti saloon League, says he does not think “it | = amous Lanaies § DAIRY FERTILIZER ' will have to be devised. For it is evident that o‘"iwould be sinful to pray for the death of all the |= E The Cash Bazaar * industries cannot pay much higher rates and con-|ex-brewers in the United States” How would you |= = 2 tinue to exist, and some kind of tax system that|like to be cast away on a desert island with the |S HEMLOCK = i Open Evenings ! 9 iy {E = L reaches the individual resident will have to come reverend? Ain't is the truth!—(Macon, Ga., Tele- |2 8 3 JUNEAU TRANSFER unless expenditures are sharply curbed. |81'al’h-‘ = = L COMPANY A system of taxation that rested generally upon TR = s ‘ = the individual would not, after all, be an unmixedlw Chairman Raskob's two great achievements Ior;E FOR KITCHEN RANGES g ROOM and BOARD evil. The immediate result of such system would g:nge:;‘ofirwfll:aieep";glml:’a:smg money and relsing €2 = Mrs. John B. Marshall l . be to inculcate in the individual a sense of re- = FOR HEATERS H PHONE 2201 sponsibility in Government, a questioning of new The great moral problem now before both politi- E . _E_ L ventures in governmental aides, and a serutiny oflca) parties is that of deciding whether a wet or |= FOR FIREPLACES H 11 . . appropriations to see if they were for bona fide dry platform will fool more voters—(Akron, Ohio, |= X H functions, necessary for the public welfare, or if Beacon-Journal.) {‘E-‘ = L T o B S| Wewil attend to them GARBAGE = =E £|promptly. Our COAL, Hay, H A ULED Moves, Packs and Stores = = ® =|Grain and Transfer busmess Freight and Baggage c = — £ |is increasing daily. There’s a AND LOT CLEANING £ = = £|reason. Give us a }Enal order E. O. DAVIS Prompt Delivery of " = = . = nd learn why. Phone 584 = = In 8, 12, 14, 16 or 24-inch Lengths Elloghy and i y . , ALL KINDS OF COAL ¢ = = \ £l You Can’t Help Being PHONE 48 p = = g Pleased = EE = NEW RECORDS ———— = == = TYPEWRITERS = mderelia == = PHONE 114 NEW SHEET MUSIC k8 £ ELECTRIC § 50 = TELEPHONE 91 H RADIO SERVICE i1y, B. BURFORD & CO. = . == * H Expert Radio Repairing “Our door step 1s worn by ! = CLOTH == 7 i = ; : satisfied customers” = o : =E Economy Cash Store First and Main H Radio Tubes and Supplies F = WASHER = £ . e E ’ At g A E Ti Garments made or pressed by | £ I TS the “savingest" washer you E‘||||||||||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIII|IIIIHmlhllllllllll||||||||||||||||||I||||||||||fl JUNEAU MELODY oo s G Bl = e ke s amasiag E — HOUSE PHONE 528 ; = ubble-Action” vacuum princi- = E ple. No moving parts to rip, tear . ’ = b | TOM SHEARER ’ = or wear delicae fabrics. Nothing 1913 minutes the Cinder. =| f ¢ : : = to break or pul off buttons. Only 1o pt ¢ lioss = . o d E the geadle action of sir bubblss, Lo B s E! Our Samngs Department : S = 808D suds and warm water travel. ished iniadegresa easmel = EMILIO GALAO’S |I s ; = ing through every thread of the =) ) . AY BILLIARDS ! g clothes, fifty times a minute. Saves space because it's only = i We wish to call your attention to the fact that this bank main- Recreatwn | Sl | 4 {; = 18 inches high (weighs only 19 Ibs.). Saves money because = tains a first class Savings Department. We receive on savings a ; g = it does the washing for less than one cent an hour. See if = accounts any amount from one dollar up. On each account P lo BURFORD’S | % g demonstrated here today. =|| we compound the interest semi-annually, adding Mflm arlors | 1 = to the account withouit any trouble on the part of the Our bread and b .-— 3 | = ur bread and pastry NOW OPEN o ={ Additions may be made at any time: On these savings accounts 1 PSR i £ $ g =|{ we pay 4 per cent interest. We recommend this kind of ac- iiflfiiesth& o tgfézfifonrg i ek ek o = =/|] count to persons who have money for which they“:uve b:: O b iatribakarsiin owling—F 00! = =|| immediate use and which they want kept in a safe pl sanitary and the in- LOWER FRONT STREET CONTRACTING : E = until needed. The compounding of interest is automatic. dients of our baked = constantly making more money gredients o Those planning exterior work . = The shoney. 8 Dk, W bt e 4 of need foods are pure, and of this summer should place their = for you, accumulating for the rainy day or the day 1 el : = to have call real food value. orders now to insure comple- §, = when other sources fail. We would be pleased you HOTEL T whils the sanilie laeh dfé U0, E| =o+mmewman Peerless ZYNDA AT B. W. BURKE s = The B M B h nds Bank Bake ELEVATOR SERVICE TELEPHONE 4151 E ) “Remember Name” & = , Oldest Bank in Alaska g - R it g deacobay dandb deeesesate sra . 3