The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 29, 1931, Page 4

DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY MAY 29,1931, i | When 8 | Astor pu.m.sm it the farm was reached by ,-_—_-_———— AR S AR AR e s Daily y Alaska E m plre R ity . ey, Sl A SR RN Heroism Rewarded )T PROFESSIONAL | | Fraternal Societis [Now it is mo very " heart of the hotel and depart- . i3 OF B JOHN W. TROY - .- EDITOR AND MANAGE‘{ ol W x . v P - |ment store section of the ely. PlCTURED IN WATCH FOR % TR f e e +|| Gastineau Channel { " Published even Supday the e = = | elene brec) [ A EMPIRE PRINTING CO Soobnd” ana’ Main iohss Bratiaiiett ioraEm o , e ) R, u, Alaska L hn(‘ P‘m_. gt ‘C:nn ument has m?;'ic v)..(‘(;“f;Cf NEXT ' PHYSIOTHERAPY B. P. O. ELKS 5 7= e PR ok L Spanish people. That has been done before | Massage, Electr'sity, Infra Red evel Entered in the Post Office tn Juneau as Second Class | now over here, Candidate Hoover promised 1o LR 8 A el | Meeting every atter. i g e g : ' e B id N LE Ay, Medical Gymnastics. || wednesday evenin: o G R N S Y e banish poverty from the land” if the people would | AMERICAN LECION | 410 Goldstein Building at 8 o‘cxoyck m:' r > <UBSCRIPTICN RATES, only clect him President. e | Phone Office, 216 Hall. s # ’ ’ ] Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and % N { = Bt ; Dellvered by carrier In Junedu, Douglas, Treadwell a i W Father Hubbard and H]S SMOKER . - *| Visiting brothers it the following rate Gov. Roosevelt reduced New York State appro- A PR . Al y v . ® | welcome. " S by more than $7.000,000 through the veto | C(E{Vl“eSFlfi P aska iJall DES. KASER & FREEBURGER | | \1 5, JORGENSEN, Exalted Ruler. § if they will promptly The State treasury will have a surplus| iwven Fu age 1 DENTISTS M. H. SIDES, Secretary. » any fallure or irregularity | \ vt year as a result of his use of the axe, g — o el 301-3°3PSSWN::‘°;: Bidg. i —_— | Fath o ; { - L alcalls RUERES s . : i d[(::?r"-B rn‘arl.l "Hubnard: S.‘ ,1' i Run b e wEER | tes of F i mzvesfl oF ASSOCIATED pREss‘d . 3 . ast a monument ncle Sam has been i he a.;orkPnesL, and his activi- 3 'S . ry Scottish Rite Th exclusively entitled to the lynyeiled. It took Uncle Sam's citizens a long time !ties in Alaska are made the sub- IV P J R aGa] gt o 7 o tsih bates cnedited, 3% | vo técohize the appragristences of it jeet of a full-page of illustrations A Jonnson |;—— P ‘i;gnlg;r :\:‘eg‘:@; tocal news ke e in the rotogravure picture section FRIGIDAIRE Dr. Charles P. Jenne each month as 3 T AT TR g N doite of a recent Sunday issue of the DENTIST A CIRCL ON GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER Disturbing Activity. 7:30 p. m Scot- ansrs TRAT BF ANy OTHER. FUSLICATION Kl B {New York Times, DELCO LIGHT FRODUCTS ||| pvmy g and Valentine TS > s e 7 Th it 1 (Cincinnati Enquirer) ight Interesting photpgraphs HIN | Building TER B. HEISEL, Secretary o Soclalism is favored by certain religious groups|'aken in the interior of the e | MACHINES Telephrne 176 b = 2] Rkt in the United States. They are at odds with the|[io &7 reProcueed e GENERAL MOTORS RADIOS || - — LOYAL ORDER OF . _?“I,!. J\‘lSl \\'xll}:n the last few days, in a;}lubbard‘ his - sled wdd; dogh Dol ‘e N . MOOSE, NO. 700 report made by the Economic Council of the Na-| 0 S o2 M0 WG 08 FIH Phone 17 Dr. J. W. Bayue Meets Monday 8 p. m. “ |tional Council of Christian Associations, it is de-|y " " 440 bag * ;J;lp])yli;nly Rl i ! DENTIST Ralph Reischl, Dictator clared that the Democratic and Republican parties| o 7 S0R¢ PO€ & BUPDY OFV & (oW, Front Street Juneaw (| oo Bldg, Legion of Moose No. 25 |are o;n?f)s‘ed to the interests of the “workaday COn-y. 4 g one oAb st Catholic ‘ | Office zours, 9 am. to 5 pm. | meets first and third Tuesdays [ . Fhs is an Americanized statement of the s; a food cache restig on i v .‘ Evenings by appointment. | G. A. Baldwin, Secret:\r_vaand Vst poRHOn: gl 4 i high above the ground; hus- | Second Hand Guns Rought Phone 321 Ree Bolrbevda. | These groups propose political. action through| ky and malamute dogs arolind: ana’l and Sold lo— 4 — jie BoulLiss The councll which represents|,n ‘top of their kennels; a pretty; | New Guns and Ammunition || st L T [them is the joint body through which the Y. W.| | 5 ¢ i 9 *® | Second and fourth Mon- & Y| young Eskimo woman dressed in SEE BIG VAN D A W S & C. A and Y. M. C. A. work nationally. The Chair- i l r. A. W. Stewart day of each mouth in \ e : " an elaborate parka and mukluks; \ man of the commission is Francis A. Hensen,|, group of three Sisters of St. | THE GUN MAN DENTIST Seottish Rite Temple, ) . Secretary of the Student Division of the National| anp and five Eskimo girl gradu- Awarded the bronze Medal and|| Opposite The Midget Lunch ||| Hours 9 a m.to 8 p. . | beginning at 7:30 p. m. \b\? ¥ | Council of the Young Men’s Christion Association.|ates of a mission school in the In-| $1.600 in cash by the Carnegie . SEWARD BUILLING H. L. REDLINGSHAF- i’ | The report speaks commendingly of Sherwood| terior, and Father Hubbard as he Hero Fund, pretty Annetta Bren- S —————— : Officc Phone 469, Res. ER, Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, |Eddy, who recently retired from Y. M. C. A. lead- d neman, of Factcryville, Pa., aged Pione 276 3 H F - 3 X | looked on his arrival at Nulato 19, takes her place in the roll of Lol o | Secretary. It is t3 esent day that there ership to become a Soclalist, and it goes on to| after a mush of 1600 miles i BLUE BIRD CAFE | " honur of civilian heroes honored| i should be anothe: on to investigate Prohi- make demands for unemployment insurance, a re-' Eyery picture carries an explana- by the institution. Miss Brenn&' i Next to Nifty Shoppe, Front St.i| @ -¢| ORDER OF EASTERN STAR bition. Col. Woodcock, head of Prohibition enforce- |Or&anized economic order, old-age pensions, reduc-|tory capt All in all, the Page man won her award when shej| T 0 il | Drs. Barto 1 Second and Fourth e o et age o NOW O i n & Doelker Srient, - evidently d sed ‘with the Wickersham = on_ and v\vnx\mltafi)_ommn .of‘1 all tariff partles, for|js poth atiractive and interesting. risked her life in saving l'ra:}' i CHIROPRACTORS | ¢ Tuesdays of each month: port, has c oned another set of men' to probe| 37, 8geressive, intelligent world-mindedness as over e e P Demafls frRm iroRnig, s Fast Courteous Service— : |\ | DRUGLESS HEALTH SERVICE | at. 8 ovclock, Scottish e e 79> lagainst a provincial, exaggerated nationalism. SOIL SPOSES VARY though the gir 2! i Excellent Food— i) | “Maintain that Vital Resistance ” Rite Temple. JESSI¥ 8 POy Exipaiye Rildngy 0 Aew Buf, that is not all. The report also declares| pounds and Demeck 175, she f late people’s conduct tute. for t 'ms i r sed| URBANA, ILL.—Different brought him ashore after he had Properly Cooked— i|| | Hellenthal Bldg. Phone 259 | KELLER, Worthy Mat- “ : o, drastio (XMASNY RAUDE 10D SRR g i inhed himself by knocking his Popular Prices— i Hours 10 am. to 9 pm. | ron; FANNY L. ROBe The new commission, which begins its labors inheritance, income and excess profit taxes for nois farm soils v so widely 5 ;ti\f&ncon t‘}::SLbottoym 605 saniol E A k. R 2 INéON. Secretary. ¥ during this month of May and will continue investi- |revenue for social welfare, and, of course, the| their response to fertilization that coming up from a dive. The two best places to eat— |} P gating indefinitely, probably for a year of two at|“social ownership of public utilities, natural re-|a treatment which is ‘”f:)h 324-110. “At Home and at the BLUE [il| T Rob Si *| KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS b o " t e t e wort, —_—— —— ” least unless the whole vexed question is settled m;wums and the basic industries. % ge 2:]\“;‘1’;}‘ :“‘;;Z”;mm“y il Dla. vhiers Bt ke Bptre. BIRD' H -\obert Simpson Saghers Council No. 1760, neway or diverted into some sensible channel, nEre” you hl;‘"i, “I OC“QAW‘?“ge"S it Cmcinnam; : W i £} 5 N. C. McBROON, Proprietor [} Ont. D. i Meetings second and last is composed of educators, and it will approach its|Y: W: C: A. an M Indorse, approve and{,_ . szzerzzesssszsssszes=s=dl | | Graduate Angeles Col- | Monday at 7:30 p. m. Sy X M\lp]')mf, this Eddyesque program of millennial po- | | Transient brotbers urg= % subject part: ly from the angle of Prohibition’s | & | al lege of Optometry and ke ve Tt 4 |tency—and not so millennial portent—which nulli-} | Bereman Hotel ! i Opthalmology ed to attend. Councld influence upon the youth of the land [fies individual initiative and insults that economic [ 80 SEE YURMAN Giasses Fitted, ~.nses Gromd I Chambers, Fifth Street | The personnel of the committee named by Col. |intelligence which alone has builded the nations of | | Dmmg Room ] “Heart Action - - - 5 . |. JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. ‘Woodcock follows: |the world—our own in particular—to a position of Board by Week or Month i fOl‘ New Fur Fnrment H. J. TURNER, Secretary. Iz Richard Clarke Cabot, A. B, M. D., professor of |[prominence, power and potential peace—a peace not| | EMMA GRUNNING g H ik i DR, . E. SOUTHWELL . ________r_fi_ social ethics; chairman, social ethics department, dependent upon dreams and droolings? i | | OKAY— | Styles | peboibortsrgplel ot e ) DOUGLAS AERIE 111 F. O. E. 3 itvara | It is in no sense by way of disparagement that|s — . i [l myast msnitheit- St it Mects first and thira: ; it must be said that economic and political wis- s - DOC |{ A big variety of Land Otter, § | —Glasses Plttea | Mondays, 8 o'clock, Samuel McCune Lindsay, Ph. D, L.LB., profes- |~ ™" e G R T 4 1§ Mink, Mart d other ki | Room 17, Valentine Bldg. | wt Eagles Hall P T \ dom have not their origins in ¥. M. C. A. or Y. W.| b o dand bl LR RS h sor of social legislation, Columbia A. organizations, These bodies have their proper FIRE ALARM CALLS |1 for your selection. i ice phone 434, residense | |Douglas. ALEX GAIR, W. P. Wiliam Seal penter, A. M., Ph. D, profes- | ce in the scheme of things, but that place has i Repairing and Remodeling l; phonewfl:.a' ?g;lgcewm;l};: 9:30 | |GUY SMITH, Secretary. Visiting sor of politics, Princeton. not for its office the hatching of Russian or other'| 1.3 Third and Franknn. When the battery in your car | ) : s 2 : l arothers welcome. o Roderick Duncan McKinsey, Ph. D., chairman, |eggs of Communism. || 1-4 Prent and Frankiin. fails . . . you go no place . . . | YURMAN., the Furrier = 5 department of sociology, University of Michigan —_— {| 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. 3s many have no doubt learn- || Triangle Building } Hazel James Madden Our trucks go any place any ! ‘. Charles W. Pipkin, Ph. D, professor of com-| Broadcasting Parliament 1-6 Front, near Gross. Apts. 2d. Good battery service elimi- | | time. A tank for Diesel Od | parative government; dean of the Graduate Schoo,| Tt o 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. gates many disappointmentsand |, b ———eeee—eeeeeroroeooeoomd [ Teacher of the Pianoforte and and a tank for crude oil save i L 7 a St A(, U B Y | (Manchester Guardian) 1-8 Front. near Saw Mill sften irksome and expensive de- || SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY exponent of the Dunning System burner trouble. ouisiana State University. | MBNARREVE AT CAAN 1-9 Front at A. J. Office lays. Prompt and regular bat- f| CAPITAL CLEANERS of Improved Music Study | PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 " Charles Emerson Gehlke, Ph. D, professor of| In his evidence before the Select Committee on hby at Totet: Gro- ery service is the policy which i ' | Leschetizky Technic—Alchin | Sociology, Western Reserve. [Parliamentary procedure Mr. Churchill suggested|| 2-1 Willoughby af s 2 ronde "ousisadb: haalian]] | HABNGAT | RELIABLE TRANSFER ! Welter R. Miles, Ph. D, professor of experi-|that the public might be induced to take more in-|| cerv = S B R e vou el DOUGEAS AGENEIV: | oo oe gREray oy sl e s e 4 Lt eatan [terest in the debates if they took place less fre- | 2 B”:““ FIOPRCEN 2 1 good battery in your car give CITY BAKERY, MRS. REIDI | = ~ Em: v‘r\filmmul Johnson, M. L, Ph. D, Sc. D, quently. A close season for politicians lasting r‘vf’[ 2-4 Front and Seward. it, _the attention which it de- | L Teleghone : bak T S L AR NEW RECORDS | 0 i o # 4 a r‘ur six months would, he thought, whet the public’s| 2-5{Front and Main. || sanves. Tell us to check on- it || eave your order al akery or JUNEAU-YOUNG ”!!‘ professor of transporiation and commerce, dean of) appetite. He .might consider whether the desired| 6 Eetond Enar ARty ‘egulatly. ~ We Tébuild batter-|| phone and we will call NEW SHEET MUSIC ‘! Wharton 8chool of Commerce and Finance, Uni-|end could not be reached by giving the public a|l 2-f F:&‘;I"m"’j“&w“d 6 when parts justify such ac- || 5 Funeral Parlors versity of Pennsylvania. [little more rather than a little less politics. ~The || 577 Tt POt g o Yt us ‘add your. name to g1+ - +DONTT BE - TOO | Locmsed Funcral Directors | RADIO SERVICE Samuel C May, M D, LLB. professor of politi- |suggestion that Parliamentary debates should be! 3-2 Gastineay and Rawn Way. Il sur st of customers who en- | LIBERAL and Embalmers % cal science, University of California. broadcast has never been taken very seriously.: 3-4 Second and Gold. |] trust the care of their batteries || Night Phone 336-2 n-flm-uz] Expert Radio Repairing Miss Susan Myra Kingsbury, Ph. D, professor|And yel, why not? 1t a special wave-length could|} 3.5 Fourth and Harrls. | =cusively to us. | L 21} Radio Tubes and Supplies . of social economics, dean of the Graduate School,[P€ St apart for the purpose—and some day that|l 3¢ pith and Gold. | . D Bry W Al PR 4 may become feasible—the public would be brought -7 Fifth and East. 1 | HAAS B ryn Mawr University, Bryn Mawr, Pa. e Il 3 an ast. | | {557 Y f 2 ,.|into closer touch with politics than has ever be-|| 3 g goventh and Gold, | s ! One Is permitted to infer that Col. Woodcock's|fore heen possible. There is much to commend the(| 37g min and Kennedy. | — Famous Candies ,|{ JUNEAU MELODY 4§ primary object is to have an investigation that will|suggestion. It would, for instance, enable electors|| 4 ; NiAth. back of power house. ‘ The Cash Bazaa find some good results from the attempts to en-|to hear both sides of a case in a way that is pos-|| 4.5 Calhoun, opp. Seaview Apts. I : E HOUSE force Prohibition. There however, a rather |sible neither in the rough and tumble of Parlia-'| 43 Distin Ave, and Indian Sts. ||| | Open Evenings Ll deep-seated feeling that his first object is to divert |mentary contests nor through the medium of the; 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. | Connors Motor Co. LS ° by § attention from the Wickersham report and its|Pre which reports Parliamentary debates at'| 4.6 Seventh and Main. | y | . e res MrainAshi sth. 7 ustunts” | Chevrolet Agency | . { more or less direct indictment of enforcement, and |€V°r-diminishing length. Moreover, press “stunts” | 4.7 Twelfth, B. P. R. garage. || | | (i to hold up any drastic action that might follow the and press omissions would bring their own retribu- 4-9 Home Grocery. | ROOM aml BOARD JUNEAU TRI\NSFER B et tion if the wireless acted as a constant check upon|| 5.1 Seater Tract. | COMPANY « f FUETRDE DRI . TRYSRRgAROL: distortion. The chief danger to be feared would | SRR i S Mrs. John B. Marshall i One would think that Congress already has suf e > EATERA ) ¢ would think that Congress already has SUl-|he the effect upon the speakers themselves. It has| T % ficlent information upon which to base action on|peen said that they would play to the unseen gal.j With the coal if it comes from our PHONE 2201 | B Prohibition if it wants to act. If it wants delay,|lery. Even so it is doubtful if the standard of| place. For our coal goes farther and | | | k| it is possible that the new research may be used as|speaking and real debating power would be low- gives a more even and satisfying|e . a rather lame alibi by weak legislators and execu- ered. It might even be raised. A man who has no heat. If your coal bin is running | LT T 22T oo T tives that might not want to face the music. hesitation in boring the House of Commons might low, better have us send you & new | § X ik think twice before boring his constituents. And Zupply to prave our stateme}xllt. hOurL v, ) £ SCR i N since playing to the gallery would be liable to in-| | draying service 1:_ always the bes EMPIRE STATE BUILDING. stant exposure by the next speaker, perhaps therel Foe apeie 1) Teed: HADLED N ’ Feiieih is little to be feared even on that account. ri i R A T § Tt is believed by engineers and archotects that | . e Living Room SC‘S“‘DI_Plng Room Sets— D. B. FEMMER AND LOT CLEANING Moves, Packs and Stores | * Q the completion of the Empire State Building on the ward, International Air Base. [ Bed Room Sets—Kitchen Furniture Ph 114 E. O, DAVIS ; Freight and Baggage b 75 by 275 feet site of the old Waldorf-Astoria Ho- e ! 1 one ki i) Prompt Deli f é tel will terminate for a while, at least, the rivalry (Seward Gateway) SIMMONS___ 3 el Ay o They speak of the great circle air route across ’ ALL KINDS OF COAL 4 for high buildings in New York. The Empire State the globe with a portion of the route traversing the Juneau Recreation lding proper is 5 g| | S N Y ES ;";,;,]‘,:.. p‘m‘p 1{1:‘ :}‘(2-'0 “;('t high, but from t:e airlanes of Interior Alaska yet it cannot help but BEDS, SPRINGS an_d MATTRESSES Parlors PHONE 48 . "“"‘"”‘ :“{'r_";" to‘t‘u“ p‘“‘"lf‘ n.l‘ the ‘buil ~[be noticed that whenever a flight is planned across CHILDREN’S CHAIRS | EMILIO GALAO, Prop. ing where meteoroligical instruments are maintain-|the Pacific Ocean the fliers choose a path along _ i BOWLING—.POOL ed is 5 feet. |the Aleutian Islands, to Seward, thence down the MIRRORS ‘ R0 et Provt Stoast e P e The completion, of the Empire State Building|coast to Cordova, Juneau and so on. R Y & » ELEVATOR SERVICE . SMITH and CORONA marked the summit of building engineering and Another aviator from across the seas, Seiji Ar T L l 8. ZYNDA, Prop. TYPEWRITERS construction. It was exactly nineteen months from |Yoshihara, Japanese ace, is now enroute here. mst ong s noteum 'y by BF fho wolk-of Tastug. he TIRE Aves It is said the speediest steamer requires 10 i J. B. BURFORD & CO. - 4 g A days to carry mail across the Pacific. This, in “O 1 President Hoover touched the elec- : j / : e ur door step is worn by B s o w2 i itself, is sufficient reason why some day, and in P SENST SO I S A, satistied customers” . fc button that lighted the completed structure. Ac-|ine near future, Alaska and undoubtedly Seward, N o 1 tual construction of the building was accomplished |will be one of the great airplane bases for globe- in one year. encircling airplanes. |. - The cost of the completed building and site was = D e Garments made ressed $52,000,000 according to Gov Alfred E. Smith, the| Hoover traveled to Cape Henry, Virginia, to us retain th:::- fn..,., L $50.000 a year President of the owning company h“"m‘l“\e \:fiin:z ufl John hslmlx:h. Thte }ulcl he godt : PHONE 528 | The site cost $16,000,000. wet there jadicates he might have got John mixe T’ ’ - T’ .f TOM 7 bigrs i sty I addition to s morigage to Metropolitan Life|'? b Al—(Olympia Olympian) f wughts on Thrift HEMLOCK | THEAR | Insurance Company for $27.500,000 all the funds f0f| mye King of Slam went backstage fo congratu-| | i HE . the e of the Empire State Building Were|gte the beautiful Lily Pons after her opera per-|} FOR KITCHEN RANGES . e furn by four men: Louis G. Kaufman, bank|formance. There’s not so much wrong with his i & ; . Packt | ident; Ellis P. E resident of a mining com- | majesty’s eyesight as we thought.—(Olympia Olym- Saving is the first great principle of FOR HEATERS PLAY BILLIARDS John J. Raskob, financier, and Pierre S. du|plan) succejfl- It creates indegendence, it - ° FOR FIREPLACES % t ; stimulates a man with proper energy; i S o The new building is the highest structure raised | What is murder in one State may be in another i 4 (t B il "\t ik (hp bast g.'}.' T;:t,t;as\t:}.: hk'e moE‘_eli BURFORD’S by the hand of man from the beginning of the | StAte emotional instability or adenoids or glands| in fact, it brings to him the best part 8 y you wil $4¢.50 Load u} B P b charation oot o thy gfislh anq |OF self-defense, depending on the skill of counsel of any success—happinesss and content- ctf’t“t"“‘e t})lrdem‘:g. ’; 1S vorl; rom the rva rooms on the | and alienist experts—(New York Times.) ant P A after you have trie —— T s 102nd floors, o ts views of the entire metropoli- s s N AR { ment.”—Sir Thomas ?.Apt(m. the first loaf. Get the In 8, 1%, 14, 16 o1 24-tnch lengths | | eeweee tan district, ¢ parts of three States, and a| Funny choice, but in the coming campaign the ol o x habit of eating it and R wide sweep of the A lantic ocean camel seems more likely to swallow the elephant Our Savings Department will favor your friends by GENERAL P INT For more than a century the site of the Em-|than to swallow the jackass.—(Boston Transcript.) render you admirable assist- telling them what a CHESTER BARNESON CONTRACTING pire State building was owned by the Astor family. It is a part of the twenty-acre “Thomson Farm” that was purchased by William B. Astor, son of the original John Jacob Astor, June 28, 1827, for $20,- Living in fear that the reds will harm us; harm- | ing ourselves a lot more with the blues.—(Los An- geles Times.) mighty good bread it is. Peerless ance in saving for the future. The B. M. Behrends Bank Telephone 039, 1 long, 1 short or 91 Economy Cash Store First and Main Those planning exterior work this summer should place their orders now to insure comple- tion while the weather lasts, 500. The Empi;; State Bllifdlll:-'l Crvmp;im‘ paid in Alfonso now is just the King of an off-suit that B W. B excess of $8,000, an acre for the Waldorf-Astoria | has been trumphed—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) Bak 5 . Hotel site, The old “Thomson Farm" extended OLDEST BANK'IN ALASKA ery URKE from Thirty-second street on the south to thirty- sixth street on the north, from Broadway and Sixth The overproduction the country is suffering most from is that of pessimistic talk.—(Cincinnati En- quirer.) avenue on the west to Madison avenue on the East “Remember the Name” P TN Quartz ana pracer location no- tices at The Empire. TELEPHONE 4151 Alaska’s Resident Decorator