The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 4

"4 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931. . L | foreign countries. And the finished products there- ’peu. onions and other hardy vege- [ —" Daily Alaska Empire | vmiies's e v e ses aus | i that. keep during. the ‘win- Pri | PROFESSIONAL | . | L ST A e Fraternal Societies *} or Gastineau Channel | ter without canning or preserving. free. If that sort of condition is to be perpetuated, Y | Helene W.L. Albrecht | PHYSIOTHERAPY i AND MANAGER and the Government were to accede to the Eastern i JOHN W. TROY - - ED_EOB : demand that it lock up Alaska’s forests from utili- ; IGOHDOVA GET Published every evening except Sunday by the|zation until the market demands shall have out- | i i ? ablish i A R . Mai { B E DTG SOMEANT At B cond and Main| o n the ability of this foreign industry to supply ’ them, there might well never be any development { B. P. 0. ELKS Meeting every s Wednesday night at 8 pm, Elks Hall. Visiting rothers Massage, Electrizity, Infra Red Ente the Post Office in Juneaw as Second Class - ml‘:t'l‘xt—r."d e o |in the Territory, as the Secretary very properly H ldstein Building SUBSCRIPTION RATES. | pointed out. The injustice of such a proposition Phone Office, 216 l Oellvered by carrier In Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and ought to be plain to any unbiased and disinterested Taught Lesson by Droughl,' PINE, TAR and s Thane for $1.25 per month. 4 2 : . ‘ 5 4, at the following rates: peteon, 4 s —— @ |gelcome, } One e P e §12.00; ‘skx months, 1o advance, | Alaska has not asked for any tariff on forelgn- Farmers’ Wives Pre Tetritory Gets Aid of Its HONEY with DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | [ 1+l°ore i $6.00; one month, in advance, $1.26 int 1y i ‘retts Food Last Hatchery Prop— DENTISTS . S. JORGENSEN, Exalted Ruler 1 Subscribers will confer a favor if they will promptly made newsprint. It is interested merely in getting serve Ir'o Blomgren Buildl M. H. SIDES, Tt £ notify the Business Office of any fallure or irregularity (1o Federal Government to permit the development rty This Week Cod Li E gr ng | , Secretary. i in the delivery of their papers. i erty L0d iver RLuxtract PHONE 56 | i Telephone for Editorial and Business Offices, 374. of one of its greatest resources—the only one in| FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Oct. 2—| Hours 9 am. to 9 pm i i MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE®S. which there is contained promise of the immediate | Arkansas learned a lesson from| rne final act of the Territory's and Euca]yptus : U A The Associsted Press is exclusively entitied to the upbuilding of a substantial permanent population. ‘E‘? d‘"or“%;“ "‘; ‘:’30 3}:dh“;”llh“"s"\wnhdraway from the fish hatch- F HbF of hs . _ | news dispatches eredite g he |ships of the winter which followed. | o k place here this I i ; d al No effort has been or will be made to seek tI ery business took place here or reliej oJ cou, 'y ‘ el mows publiaped hercin | U LiPer And HR0 the | ation of artificial conditions beneficial to Ameri-| AS @ result few in the state Will|veek when Gov. George A. Parks & Dr. Charles P. Jenne | second Friday o ¥ worry this winter about where they | gioned o bill of sale for mally|| colds and loss of voice DENTIST >4 each month s ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER can labor, capital and natural resources. The| o ®0 0", "0 o om < THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. natural advantages possessed by the Territory's tim- | 275,808 0 8t the next meal, oi.:“tn;mm"fi x;’d‘fn“:hrx:;akorxfiz S atchery building af sources lated waterpower projects are 50 cents ! 8 bc;f.rvcmlnrc‘m nnnlcljndxzraceu"“\-:t e:xnom‘cp cljmdxtions them—put up in glass jars and nnww the town of Cordova. The other 5 Telephee 176 sufficient, eve: 2 e »(cans and stored in cellars, smoke- building formerly used for the - —— Y to offset handicaps inherent to »the developmen}: houses ami pantries. 2 same work, at Ketchikan, was s of a great, new industry in a pioneer land suc For the “canning fever” has bee":!.mnsferred to that community sev- Juneau l)r'lfl‘ ’ Dr. ]. W. Bayne l (<) it 3 i Company s & a8 . | 7:30 p. m. Scot~ tish Rite Tempie WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary Rooms 8 and VU Valentine f | | LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, NO. 70¢ Meets Monday 8 p. m. Ralph Reischl, Dictator Legion of Moose No. 28 meets first and thlrdy:{\xudm ‘And as this. rampant in Arkansas this summer.!,..; yeeks ago. The Government's duty in the premises is cer- f?:;ymy has tried to preserve|” 1pe transfer was made under an (tainly plain. It cannot, if it be guided by precedent J authorization from the Alaska Leg- Office Lours, 9 am |and fairness, do less than to make it easy for any mfie;:’zfya;fi’c‘g;’g:: r:zeifim islature, which directed the dis- oot .pw.d:mln.p.-. Iresponsivle individual or corporation to utflize these | o0 "9 a5 006000 quarts of | PO 25 made by the Governor. Phane 331 |resources to the fullest extent possible without | g5 vegetables and meat had YSén Alaska is l;\ow without any hatch- |endangering their permanence. No other conclusion |preserved on the state's 242,000 e’h‘;”::”é'nu AV i loased 'could be reached by the Secretary when the ques-|farms. And the farm women em- for several years during which time |tion was considered, as he pointed out, from the|phasized the fact that the season|y. mTerritory did no propagation G. A. Baldwin, Secrefary, Herder, P. D.7BOX 13, S | MoUNT ‘:;mnu LODGE MO, 1¢ Second and fourth Mon- Dr. A. W. Stewart day of each mouth in DENTIST Seottish Rite Temple, Post Office Substation Ne. 1 | standpoint of “equity, not only of Alaska, but to|was still young. or planting of fish. Hours 9 &1 106 D, > praPisy G |the nation as an entity . ... in the light of do- Many Jars, Cans Needed il HbeglnLnlng 3 "Q// SECRETARY IIYDE'S POSITION. Imestic needs and broad national welfare.” The demand for glass jars and . L. REDLINGSHAP- g R A I s . | jar tops has been greater than ever ER, Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS L% i | Q this year. U % No utterance by any puol. official, certainly none THERE ARE OTHER WAYS. A few scattered reports to née \ “We Never Close by any of such ranking in tLe Government as the agricultural college are like this: " ————gi Secretary of Agriculture, Arthur M. Hyde, in recent' To' proye, thab iEEReRs G Co:g;em‘ :‘;e wlll‘h:z Little Rock firms ordered 125 clr-l IN BA K SERVICE Rohert S’lnplon years has heen so constituted to give pleasure and $o,°81d the! untry QUEnEEEE PE of depression, | 15545 of jars. I t. D ¢ x > Congressman Allen T. Treadway, Republican, of| ¢ Hope, Ark., one firm distrib- i e 0 Al o :‘?t :‘ Selcr;"yx H’di u:otshz: Stockbridge, Mass, advocates a reduction of $2,000|uted 770,000 jar tops and four car- : 2 B en Faver and Bulp e gy in the annual salaries of all members. This would |loads of jars; at Helena 225000|Flo Ziegfeld Says Beautiful B L e Gy o 0(“ negoua&lons‘scme them down from $10,000 to $8,000. Mr. Tread-|jars were sold; and in Washington G l Broadwa pending for sale of national forest timber to pros-!way. who is a member of the Ways and Means|county two wholesale houses as 1rls on r y pective pulp and pa .t makers. It gives pleasure| o 00 “iaiq he will introduce a resolution in|late as August 15 ordered 10 car- Not Skinny to Alaska because it voices effectively a view almost loads of jars. There are 240 gross 5 X h the ‘Térrit 1 fiicnishes December to carry out his plan. [0 the itk H i i ehab helc by e | It would seem that more effective ways of aiding . SEATTLE, Oct. 2—Flo Ziegteld, ground for hope that those negotiations will not be {he country than cutting pay of members would One canning concern reported it | ity his daughter, is here enroute broken off for triviai res-oms, or even for reasons v had sold more canning equipment |y, yancouver to visit his wife, Yoot _ 'present themselves to Congress. After all, the sav-|ipq year than for . the last 10 3 tage tour. of greater impor: nver which the prospective Invest- | % errocted would not provide any great relief | years, Billie Burke, now ofi a stag 4 MOTOR CO. Graduate § “Jim” and “Marvan” THIRD and MAIN STS. W.P.J bhi‘uion aints o ming back,” said Rt LR e lamoninl: ol Gapiial BRYE no) Copnt to anyone, nor lesson materially the deficit resulting| This year's abundant crop has ‘Curves “a.re cot g ‘The letter made public recently by the 1 Ziegfeld. “There are beautiful girls il it i from Governmental administration already in sight|had much to do with the food pres- t Juneau Chamber of Commerce . hich was furnished on Broadway and they are not FRIGIDAIRE - by Secvetary HyA Because it, I8 .an ex, |10f; mékt Jeap - Ten thousand dpliars is not an ervation campaign. skinny,” concluded the theatrical B0 TURNER, Beotwsey. i is O e & momber of President Hoovers €Xhorbitant sum to pay for a good journeyman| The average Arkansas gardeniman noted for his beauty choruses|| DELCO LIGHT FRODUCTS ¢ | DOUGLAS AERIE 117 Y. O. K. 0 of poligy foy, A noer of Flealoet °T'S ongressman, but $8,000 is too much for one whose |Brows from 10 to 18 varieties of |in his lavish produotions. MAYTAG WASHING JUNEAU-YOUNG Mevts first and third official family—the member who has full admin- Consressman, bur SO0 18 100 FUCE T TTC WO petables ‘but T2 varleties were MACHINES { F 1 Parl &umm 8 oclook istrative control over Alask i's great timber resources 1d be a far better idea for members to make|STOWD in one garden this year. | reeeetaadded X | unera. arlors wt Eagles Hall —it is a pronouncemeni of importance of the nrst;““’“l b Het it e (LA SrRehe Vealacy There were 343 canning centers || OENERAL MOTORS RADIOS || Licensed Douglas. W. E. FEERO, W. P, magnitude to thie Territory In fact, under the 2R honest € 3 in the state, where home demon- | Phone 17 GUY SMITH, Becretary. Visiting N stration ents showed the way, circumstances, no mistake cau be made in assuming | ‘ et aidesat Dhitave best Bib § ag Y, “BETTY BAXLEY" ) brothers welcome. that it repre.ants the at‘itude not only of the Even the casket m and where all members of the Front Street Juneaw Department of Agricuiture, but that of the Hoover by the depression. The National Casket Company|family helped. i ———————————¢| " Our trmcks g0 any place any f 4 v i orted a 17 per cent. decrease in business since| “Canning bees” were popular, and PR GO R administration as well. It is clearly, concisely and TeP P Dr. C. L. Fent: | time. A tamk for Diesel O i bl ; Republican prosperity hit the toboggan. Times must | church societies, school teachers r. C. L. Fenton frankly stated. No misinterpretation is possible. |Repu ProspetlLy A v aid chi i Hin's SSpaniEg HOUSE . il CHIROPRACTOR and a tank for crude ol save While the Eastern paper trust 10 which it was ad- be hard when people cannot affor { ot SN nat | i at ||| Kidney and Bowel Specialist burner troubls. ist ith it i " y | Fee S Bee NS, Phone 581, Goldstein Bid PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 dressed undoubtedly will disagree with its reasoning | oo 4.0 pngland has started the fashion, it| Schools have canned supplies for Our Store p ] —because its own viewpoint is essentially, and > has decided it must|Use in their dining room this win- \_ FR SEE US FIRST FOOT CORRECTION ' REIJABLE Tmsm I naturally so, an international one—it cannot mis-|Seems as if a]lhof El:r?(p' asoldecsumdurd > | ter. Harris Hard Co e Hours: 10-12, 2-5, 7-8 BT I understand - the Administration’s position in- the |take & poke at the cantakerous g i A Profit, Too i ! New Shi t arris Hardware Co. |le— ———— o il to discern the reasons therefor. The S One woman, who put up z,aoo} ¥ ew 1pment Lower Front Street ST, TR ARG R IR e fal) East and West Still Don’t Meet ts sold hi s to° hotef e T AT | i NEW RECORDS Secretary has shown a grasp of the situation and a | e . ““;r 8 ::' etr s\;rp[:; 4 oo asi 4 Tust Received | HEMLOCK WOOD \ recognition of the Federal Government's responsi- | (Seattle Star) :n’; de‘;e“r‘:;:‘:-smsl g::de: ;;‘w’: Sus 7 Full Cord $8.50 NEW SHEET MUSIC bilities in the matter which are very heartening to, go.o ang contented, Mahatma Gandhi strolls Sessrying ‘all"itie Hiabisd o Horus ; | :'-'l: g:::' o ”“mcm { ‘RADIO SERVICE all Alaskans. ‘about London in a loineloth, drinks goats' milk and | use, In Prints and el 5 In brief, he pointed to the fact that almost 65 eats fruits and nuts, preserving “days of silence”| Much bartering is going on, not E. 0. DAVIS E Radio Repairi per cent. of the needs of the United States for |during which he says nothing. only between neighbors, but be-| Broadcloth i i TELEPHONE 584 Xpert pairing o | { Radio Tubes and Supplies newsprint paper is imported from foreign countries, Americans who go about evenings in stiff white|tween farmers of Arkansas with! thus disposing of the contention that production shirts, uncomfortable starched collars, hot patent|those of Texas, Kansas and Okla- | of that commodity in Alaska will militate against anleather shoes and wrist-irritating cuffs will get a|nhoma. | already over-expanded American industry. It is true 'Breat laugh out of Gandhi as they eat oysterless| 1, aqdition to the canned fruits | that American capital has very largely developed oyster stew and indigestible hot bread and listen |yegetables and meats, the state this P forelgn fields for pulp and newsprint manufacture to speakers of the evening chattering three hours— year grew more than 4,000,000 hush-' 3 akn 8! s pulp about nothing. els of Irish potatoes and 3,900,000 —_— AND GARBAGE ||| juneau mEzoDY I_IY HAULED HOUSE and dominates those fields. But that capital, which Those quaint Hindus. bushels of sweet potatoes. ought to be flowing into favorable channels at home S There is a bumper crop of ap-! E. O. DAVI® to utilize domestic resources and furnish employ- At least Hoover spares us a Wickersham report|ples, pumpkins, dried beans and' Phone 584 ment to local labor, is doing those things for on unemployment.—(Dallas News.) T 1 [ 1 e e e o Not Onlmanr but The American Beauty — FOR RANGES | SRS, HEATERS AND Parlor ‘ : FIREPLACES GOOD PLUMBING “We tell you in advance HEMLOCK —— WOOD Telephone 92 or 95 and leave your order with GEORGE BROTHERS JACK. The Tailor || Full Half Cord, $4.25 Chester Barneson )| DONT BE ToO |-——— Hall ‘Where ladies will find perfect satisfaction in their search for beautification, in a pleasant atmosphere. There is no charge for consultation. Telephone 397 for an appointment. 1921 Graduate of Cesmetology and Halrdressing Fresh Shipment FRUITS and EGETABLE : : 5 E FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER : E £ g FOR NEW WOOLENS Fall and Winter ALSIE J. WILSON VALENTINE BUILDING TELEPHONE 397 Pioneer Pool LIBERAL Telephone 183 POOL—BILLIARDS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Chas. Miller, Prop. B = - BE PREPARED W/ CABINET and PANATORIUM will arrive on “Norco” today PReat Opporiunty Bte Daly 10 - . ‘/A“ 5 MILL(I:VA(;I:K % CLEANERS e 9 the Man With Ready Money.” I WORK o “We Call For and Deliver” i Lo SRR S —Jonn D. 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