The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1931, Page 4

S e e 30 A B DA THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1931. ' Chief of the Bu of Dairy Industry, says that Dfll’\’ 4'“8’&“ P'n!’lrc m!:(;gu Chef:sc “:l?:rs a ‘ziaxry-pro;ucls plant n:GANZONERI profitable outlet for its skim milk. The bureau JOHN \v TROY .se EDI‘[OR AND MANAGMB has, by experimental work both in the !aboratory e 2o oy - and on a commercial scale, demonstrated a mclhodl KNUGK U R RANGED v unday by Fraternal Societies OF Gastineau Channel i r e PROFESSIONAL | | Helene W.L. Albrecht | |:: j ' ships. A fourth is the transportation of alien volun- teers. I ccount of the funeral service! oo make drrangements with This last device is the least known and the most | On a 5 . imanure make arrangements with | |interestihg. The immigration law authorizes trans- Sunday afternoon, April 26th, of | e North Transfer Co. Phone 34. & S cur beloved cousin and nephew, o i ¢ ent ense £ portation of aliens at Government expense provided S. Pavlovich, THE GASTINEAU Mink, Marten and other skins for your selection phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 | [brothers welcome. He was a good and loyal friend. He posse { Repairing and Remodeling | to 12 1:00 to 5:30 : { | { ity. He was an ef- Those who desire first clnss Office phone 484, residense | (GUY SMITH, Secretary. Visiting a genial and likable perso fective mixer. He made friends and held them His removal from the life of his town and the Terri- —adv. Our trucks go-any place any YURMAN, the Furrier P\bl\shvd every ev g except o e v-aci el ot =tV o g\n’n B PRINTING COMPANY at Second and M i the low-acid rennet-type of cottage | ! PHYSIOTHERAPY | B. P. 0. ELK| treets, Juneau, Alaska. s consistently produced Lxcellcm; : | Massage, Electrizity, Infra Red | M g 8 _ WS s - - ~ i < E " v | eeting every Entered in the Post Office in Junesu second Class A mimeographed circular which tells how | D D | Ray, Medical Gymnastics. ke matt i A __ to make this type of cottage cheese may be obtained | i | AMERICAN LEGION i 410 Goldstein Building x“;“esldfyke‘e;l‘:g. o T SUBSCRIPTION RATES. free by writing to the Bureau of Dairy Industry.1 — S\IOKER Phone Office, 216 i o’clocl s’ 1 rie las, Treadwell yashingt IC 1 A 1 25.—Ton; . o] e . - iy o, 1 Oh G O R i Ao e i | cutcaGo, i, Aprl 25~Tony | Services to Be Held by Ser-! k 2| visiting broters afl, po: aid the Ing rate | - - 4 i o o | welcome. By mail, postage paid, at the following reted: | 1o poger memorial asking that half of thelin the third round of a scheduled bian Flag Society and | A. B. Hall | * DS KASER & FREEBURGEE | | 31 S, JORGENSEN, Exalted Ruler ) SL.3 g proceeds from the seals be turned. into the|ten Tound bout here last night. 0dd Fell | DENTISTS sy 3 ers will confer a favor if they will promptly The end came as the fighters ellows M. H. SIDES, Secretary. Business Office of any failure or ‘rregularty Alaska treasury is directed toward justice and faiel, 2 806 N ieal conmaEES , s e 301-303 Goldstein Bldg. | e delive « JADOPS. v # ixe a eutra COT] { | . in m. le ‘11.“;.r‘( T de‘rzrrp‘n Tahd Business Offices, 374. play. It is worthy of that the British returns|iy. third round | Funeral services for the late | Hours ;I:OgE'zfig O e oot eSO AUhOCTATED Al from the seals finally reach the British Columbia| Ganzoneri suddenly stepped back |Obrad S. Pavovich will be held; 7 lo e il R hoottam e The Asmociated Press is exclusively entitied to tne treasury. If the British are right in this disposal|and then sent the Britisher | Sunday afternoon by both the| onnson |, o ase for republication of all news dispaiches credited to Vi 7 5 3 P A rbian Flag Society and the! L4 . P o——=x — | Regular meetings It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the of the money received the memorial ssprawling with a sharp right to; 2 e 1 News publiehed herein ight |the jaw. Independent Order of Odd Fel-| FRIGIDAIRE | I)r. Charles P. . Jenne | second Friday ALASKVA-glRC—U.LAYlENrG‘;;RA’;‘;E‘;D TC BE LARGER i SRS S Berg tried to get up at the ! lows. DELCO LIGHT PRODUCTS || DENTIST | ;{i;(l;l montélwzn THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION { big, genial Alph + of o 1act|oount of seven but his legs were| Rites under auspices of. ihe Flag | & 5 (I Pooms 8 and § Valentine | 2l m. 4 = — STHER PUBLICATION: ||| /T8 blg, gentbl Alphonso, oneso? e imOEIA s besky g o he sl | Society will be at 1 oclock in thel| - ~ MAYTAG WASHING | Bullding ! tish Rite Temple sportsmen, _could not make the Spanish pnoplc\“““ho to support him and he slid (= ! o e e | WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary lto the canvas beside the ropes,| Russian Orthodox Church, and MACHINES 1 Telephre 176 | happy. we do not see what Don Jaime, the (']dlm-\““d‘“'j“ Srinted St P the direction of the ¢ le . T T ant 7(:A the often discre Carlists, could hopci Cangonest not’ only der(;nded hi ol m‘]\; 2 oclock in Odd Fel- GENERAL MOTORS RADIOS b= - O OORE ey own lightweight world champion & D) v S 148 SRR i & @ so| Pallbearers will be Charles Miller, Phone 17 | Dr. J. W. Bayne f Juneau Lodge No. 700, ship title but also annexed Berg’si ** i~ 1 DENTIST | Meets every Mondas Juneau is doing the thing in her accustomed title of junior welter-weight cham-/John Covich, and Dan Poznan of Front Street Juneau L et Tiangs BB { night, at 8 o'clock. e lly to the Salva-|pion, as botn titles were at staks | B SEREC G, SCE ; fi! Oty i o st 0 B TOM SHEARER, Dictator. et R waighed 132 poundé|Mike Chevovich, Mike Pusich anc et Do | , 9 am. il S . - tion Army fund e ; i [ 112 el b e bl V. Rakocvich of the Indep 3 e il Evenings. by appointment. | |W. T. VALE, Secy., P. O. Box 878 T " The Britisher put up & game| onm» of Odd Fellows. | | Second Hand Guns PBought | | | Phone 321 : Aliens Outward Bound. U iant but the Italian took everyy Interment will be in Evergreen| and Sold [ | %= . | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 14 R Irc:und by a wide margin. cemet (advo | | New Guns and Ammunitisn | o 5 | Second and fourth Mon- P (New York Herald-Tribune.) it i i A | SEE BIG VAN 1| D A W. Stew day of each mouth in \ ; ol : SR { ! r. A. W. Stewart Scottish Rite Templ . The official announcement that for the first time | 5 i (d . | e Temple, /\ ) . A { PARIS DOGS HAPPY THE GUN MAN 111 DENTIST beginning at 7:30 w J,,;, in history more persons are now leaving the United | i Opposite Coliseum Theatre | | | Hours 9 & m. %0 8 1 B g 130 p. m. -———— States than are entering it is news of the utmost| PARIS Thnigr'ovnch capital ‘18 . il 5 .‘H " SEWARD BU’ILU!N-O A | | H. L. REDLINGSHAF- S 5 4 Sy aportance. Ever since the economic depression | 4 Sy : ¢ 3 14 Office Phone 469, Res. | | ER, Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, EDWARD G. MORRISSEY. i s such a pleasant place for dogs [ | ice. T d d Secreta: A% ted it has been plain that the presence of large| |that few of them go mad. The i Phone 276 | By ka profoundly mourns the death of one of numbers of aliens in the country was mot OmY| i ingpoctor reports that of | | . G *| ORDER OF il AN : highly unjust to American workingmen, but was| i S cify oniy A ! FOR SALE _— - EASTERN STAR ding and newspaper editors and pub- _° igsieg! 3 3 N ndeq | 230674 dogs in the city only five . e Second and Frurth £54 : e G 1518 also unfortunate for the aliens themselves. Stranded| .y weq signs of rabies | £ WRIGHT SHOPPE Drs. B & Doelk i zdward G. Morrissey will be miss in ¢ on a strange shore, at a time when jobs are so very a el e { THE WR 'Gl b Q ! SK \G“Y \Y rs. barton oelker 4 Tue: agorenchmomn rritory as few of her citizens would. He Was oM€ gigficult to find, the lot of most aliens has mot| porATOES FOR WASHDAY | ANNUAL SALE i e ; | CHIROPRACTORS ! at 8 o'clock, Scottish of the strongest editorial writers and most enter- peen happy. Moreover, as the Herald Tribune| ! For 10 days ONLY, from April | COFFEE SHOP ‘DnLjGLF,ss HEALTH SERVICE’ Rite Temple. JESSIE prising and intelligent publishers in the North. He pointed out in November, the presence of aliens| 1GNDON.—Blue potatoes are be- I'27th to May 7th inclusive. A REAL 4 < “Maintain that Vital Resistance " KELLER, Worthy Mat- knew the newspaper business, and he was able and “places the United States in the position of Caring|ing sold by many London green-: HONEST "HALF PRICE SALE. Hellenthal Bldg. Phcne 259 ! ron; FANNY L. ROB- conscientious. His newspaper and profession were for European unemployment as well as for its OWN. | oyocers, The tubers are called| EVERYTHING RED@CED 0%, | FRIGIDAIRE—MODERN | Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. | g INSON, Secretary. close to his heart and he gave them the best of We have enough American unemployment on OUT | .Gongos,” but the demand Is Very|This sale includes all glassware, Terms can be arranged s — i3 AWIGHTS OF COLUMBUS his ¢ d large mind. He was public spirited hands without bearing others’ burdens. small. | chinaware, novelties, lamps, ete.! » o s v P Seghers Council No, 1768, Sha he conceived to be the acsi| Several methods are being used by the Depart- ——— {'All these things to be sold at{| Phone Juncau 17 for particulars | | Robert Simpson »5oetings second and last is town and the Territory. His news- Ment of Labor to bring about the present result. TIDE MOVES TOWER | JUST HALF the marked price for | | Monday at 7:30 p. m. - Il First is the withholding of immigrant visas by our | TEN DAYS ONLY g | Opt. D. | : age to perform what Mr. Morrissey v = R e bty 2 J| Graduate Los Angeles Col [ Transient brothers urg- pelieved to be its duty. It was a good paper in a consulates abroad to those who are likely to become| LONDON.—The Tower of Lon-{ 5 1 raduate Los Angeles - ed to attend. Councli foua i b U as a ! public charges. Thanks to a liberal application|don does a little jig twice a day.| e TR lege of Optometry and Chambers, Fifth Street fuak the terin i of this discretion it is estimated that about 100,000 Scientists at the National Physi-} | Cpthalmology JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K And Mr. Morrissey was a good citizen. He cob- galien laborers have already been kept out of the‘can laboratory have found that | SEE YU R\l AN | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Grownd HJ TU‘RNER Set;retary. tributed a lot more to the common good than he country. The second method is deportation og the whole building goes up and . —_—e pllrs : 4 claimed for himself and his business. His approach aliens who cannot prove their right to be here. The|down with the tides about a lhouflh ’\ for New Fur Garment | » e | DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. K. to questions was never in a mean or selfish spirit. Government believes that another 100,000 could be sandth of an inch. | z Stvlon | PR. R. E. 30UTHWELL 1 Mevts first and third HE The public welfare came first. His support was removed by this mehod. A third way is by search- | e ! H tyles 1Ey gpwn;e;m '.'ipflclnnmtm| &l{ongws,lfl o'clock, = intelligent, efficier /igOrous. ing out and deporting alien deserters from foreign 3 — - — | Eyes Examined—Glasses «t Eagles Hall ntelligent, efficlent and vigorou: e | NOTICE | ATTENTION GanuiN OWNERS| | A big variety of Land Otter, { || Room 1, Valentine Bldg, Douglas, ALEX GAIR, W. P, i RADIO SERVICE Expert Radio Repairing & st e Latest in Cosmesic Science |1 “Everything in Furnish- {|Marvo Beauty return and Won- | Sue-Fun removes facial blemishes, tory will leave a void that will not be occupied. the alien has been here more than three years and | | time. A tank for Diesel Oil Relations between The Empire and the Chronicle ipas pecome dependent on public aid or otherwise ;:foi‘ul.n‘«‘i:v it a"- e "|||"""ll""ll“llll"lll i b \\: Hazel James Madden and a tank for crude oil save | w i have b very close—closer than is usual between |fallen into distress. Unlike the second and third S. J. PAUL { s ie —ewowry Teacher of the Pianoforte and| | burner trouble. i newspapers. They have honestly, differed at imes, methods listed above, no conceivable stigma attaches | ( J: PAUL { cxponent of the Dunning System| | PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 P, always in perfectly good humor and never to the to an alien who takes advantage of this pro- adv «The Sad Home Boys”! of Improved Music Study I RELIABLE TRANSFER | impairment of mutual confidence and friendship, but | vision. It offers him a fair and honorable way, 8 kgt £ Leschetizky Technic—Alchin 5 ] .ds E s > 1 & — —) usually they have constituted a team pulling in the | to return to his home without expense. But so! ATT! ION MASONS ‘ CAPITAL CLEANERS Harmony same direction |few aliens, or Americans, know about this pro- i | d Studio, 206 Main St. Phone 196 :"""""-—"""""”m"'; LI The eaitor ot The Emplre ‘knew Mr. Morrissey |Yision that, the Government hab Bac to Tl | ‘There will be a Stated Communi- ! DOUGLAS AGENCY |- - SEE THE { as a friend, a broad and generous [l’\l‘!la with whom Ve““““ to. it Already 200 applications have b(’(‘l; cation of Mt. Juneau Lodge No. f CITY BAKERY, MRS. REIDI JUNEAU YO[JNG ‘ s it was a great delight to associate and converse, received and It is ‘expected that this number of!i4 g the Masonic Temple Monday Jelcplians 1 { el 3 MOTO \ applications may be the monthly rate. Leave your order at bakery or { M ne t is har | | evening, April 27th. Members and Funeral Parlors \ one with whom it is hard to vart. de During the fiscal year ended June 30, 1930, a; T o b nt. Work phone and we will call | B - \ The sympathy that all Alaska newspapermen and |, visifors urged to be prese Licensed Funeral Directors IKE ! A i pa; total of 446,214 aliens of all classes were admitted | = . > o . in the M.M. Degree. By order of and Embalmers | N other citizens extend to Mrs. Morrissey comes o the United States. Already 100,000 have this .. w M > | Night Ph 3363 Day Ph 1 ‘ , H from the utmost depths of sad hearts |year been stopped from coming by withholding 5w wmvems |, PHONE YOUR OPDERS‘. bt Flious £36°3 Diay Phana 18 | In our window ! — — {visas. An equal number may be removed by de- “ad” Secretary. orsupplles t TO US i — ! v, v o . 0 I ] | . v ENCOURAGE MINING DEVELOPMENT. |portation. t £ SRR suaqestions | | \ me Nl {"'Ihe possibilities of volunteer transportation seem e - < and sugg [ HAAS |1t ARNOLD { L T mbeal . avking . Hadkn By oT s, with P a A o P e S | . v "y The House memorial asking the Federal Gov-|to be considerable.. Thus, without any special leg The Florence .\hop ! T oty ko Dok things | ‘I Famous Candies ! BOOTERY ? érnment to prosecute mineral' investigations in /istation, the Administration Is achieving concrete Phone 427 for Appointment || yoursell with Nitrokote I H o ket Sl rh e i i of , A0ing ¢ bross o fowerd Sthel aleviion,, ot G unemploynlent || UNGLENE, and NAVEDSD || B T rand 1t | The Cash Bazaar ) 3 - lin this important field. It has been a performance | CROQUIGNOLE and SPIRAL | | s oty pectors and others and thus to increase the mineral | ¥ M5 70 i dries in oneshalf hour! | Open Evenings . ‘:1“””‘ and “"’;_‘l"‘]“"i W;‘*‘;‘;‘L:‘”“ d"nlmm;(llsbm critic cannot deny the effectiveness of the Presi- e i & 1o S b adiaits 5y Gnighe T ‘I JUNEAU TRANSFER the premises. he lands o aska nearly a e- |dent’s policy in this case. He saw one important oyte ol i dlesticks, book: NY ceder! S oA o Sy i ¢ . v 4 . oo reee e e e 3 | 10 furniture, candlesticks, book- OMP. i long to the Federal Government, and as the chief |factor in the unemployment problem which was | iy, Wit Pletes anya | ’ ROOM and BOARD ‘ C A real estate owner in the Territory it ought 10 susceptible of governmental correction. He tackled | 2 i wood, reed, pottery or .l encourage development of the natural resources 5n‘it promptly, with results which are already bearing P::‘c::l - i ' Mrs. JOhl’l B' Marshall ! the public domain. fruit [ Allto art i S | PHONE 2201 | & There is no industry that is more fruitful in| | i g i A»‘k“5‘“‘{‘5'_3"““""f""””fi I] | developing population and in oxtending civilization | Still, Mr. Hearst does permit the mention of a Andcomp‘t}cmlorm-\l.lor‘l-[.fiul . . "o than mining. Mining is responsible for Juneau's non-Hearst newspaper. The American's review of SOCKS help you with your painting. J. prosperity and size. It has given us Cordova and|“The End of the World" called it “The End of| » | Also: Nitrokote Floor Lacquer We will attend to them| G RB G Fultoanks and Nome and other towns. Tt madathe World” snd not “Tho End of Morning News- ; promptly. Our COAL, Hay, | A A \ the Alaska Railroad possible It has probably | PAPer- —(New York Herald Tribune.) | The Latest Product eof | A Grain and Transfer business H ULED brought more permanent residents to Alaska whan| o g ol T T nake much progress HOLEPROOF HOSIERY W. P. FULLER & CO. is mcrea(s;mg daily. There’s a A Moves., Packs and Stores any other industry. Efforts devoted toward the eX- |y . oo haven't been a bit backward about singing Snappy Patierns PRODUCT :‘egson. d1v]e us a }:;nal OX‘dex‘i AND LOT CLEANING Freight and Baggage : & o 7 iy el ey 8 oday § pansion of m;nm ld(ll\l'.l\&l and the \{h.sc;)\el_\, u:.mm own praises—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) & s 1 50 i ay and learn why ‘ E O. DAVIS Prompt Delivery of R0 new mining districts are along one of the most| i and o0 cents - 3 % | Phone 584 promising lines for possible advancement. | [ L JUNEAU-YOUNG You Can’t Help Being | ALL KINDS OF COAL & T Y S SR 0 | In educational circles the most absorbing topic | | HARDWARE CO Pleased by UTILIZI! SKIM MILK. |is the raiding of students’ liquor.—(Milwaukee We are Exclusive Agents i ‘ PHONE 438 ’ — | Journal.) | { IIIIIIIIIIIIIII"IIIIIlIIIIlIIllIIIII i D B FE]“ MFR —_————————— » Profitable utilization of milk by-products is now | [ S 3 NEW RECORDS more important than usual, according to the United A party split is inevitable when men straddle 5 T | “Youthful Loveliness in PHONE 114 | 1 States Department of Agriculture. O. E. Reed,!just so far.—(Los Angeles Times.) I 2 { % | NEW SHEET MUSIC H ‘ : : 6 Days” J. B. BURFORD & CO. s by “Our door step Is worn ings for Men” i pimples, blackheads, freckles, wrin- Radio Tubes and Supplies satistied customers” Ld kles or that worn sallow looking complexion. [3 ° . ’ ) | e {Sée Dr. Doelker, Hellenthal Bldg. JUNEAU MELODY R e R T ) ‘ AT e e G us retain their sha 9 HOUSE PHONE 528 | ' TOM SHEARER | . While the Alaska Book Company is disposing of all retail Our Savlngs Department . e «tock. Mr. E. G. Dean will retain his office with J. B. Burford EMILIO GALAO’S Iy & ‘, & Company, and act as Alaskan Representative for John W. Gra- We wish to call your attention to the fact that this bank main- Rec t' PLAY BILLIARDS | : z T A i & tains a first class Savings Department. We receive on savings T | 3 f hd’m & Company of Spokane and Seattle dealing in School Sup e il & Lk ssn soownd eaunon ST plies, Texts and general School Equipment. we compound the interest semi-annually, adding the interest Parlors BURFORD’S * | to the account without any trouble on the part of the depositor. 5 b 2 2 4 \ e L i |{ Additions may be made at any time. On these savings accounts You ought o taste our . . ‘ Mr. Dean will also continue to represent ot cast itirent. W 7o g ik ki of no- el tsht Jo s o NOW OPEN : i The R A 1 ant’s Societv | count to persons who have money for which they have no = you ought to buy it. sli 2 i The Intc ”m“”"dl Accountant’s Socie t'\ } immediate use and which they want kept in a safe place It's mighty good bread; Bouhng POOI 2 GENERAL PAH\T ‘)n 1 5 ~ , . | until needed. The compounding of interest is automatic. everbody—that is, nearly LOWER FRONT STREET ; (Higher Accountancy and C. P. A. Coaching) |} The money is mot idle, but is constantly making more money everyhody knows it's fine. ! CONTRACTING ¢ : Black P l for you, accumulating for the rainy day or the day of need And we want you to ap- Those planning exterior work } 3lackstone Law Institute |} when other sources fall. We would be pleased to have you call preciate it also. ;x::ise r!summerhsholuld lade el o | and open a savings account with us. HOTEL now to insure comple- . (The Nationallyy Recognized Law Training) I Peerless ZYNDA Hor BDUEEshe maen: Jars, The Grolier Society (Book of Knowledge) and I Th«e B. Nl. Behrends Bank Bakery ELEVATOR SERVICE Bflgpflggfififil Dodd-Mead & Company (New International Encyclopedia). £ BYHDA, Prop, g A e ) Oldest Bank in Alaska “Remember the Name® Alaska’s Resident Decorator ol W—WMW; ey P e e Py e el v B Daiiy empire Want Ads Pav. | Daily Empire wae Ads Tay. - >