The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 20, 1931, Page 4

g i B SR N half pay from $1.00 to $2.00 per day. The m of benefits is from $9.00 to $11.00 per Quite frequently the rate of payment to fe- JOHN W. TROY - . - EDITOR AND MANAGER |male members is considerbly less the paid to males Daily A;ilasku Empire rate by the COAST LEAGUE DOUGLAS SCHEDULE NOW EWS Published _every evening except Sunda he maximu ot e " EMPIRS PRINTING COMDPANY at Sccond and Main 7 naximum period for which b S June Ale (baid varies as gri as the rate p: Nt tarel 10 ¢ ineau as Sccond Class Weeks is the most frequent period, but the leng N e mader g SRR of time for drawing benefits ranges from five weeks 4 N HELD SUBSCRIPTION RATES. to over a yzar or to the full duration of disability £} LR BY DOUGLAS FIREMEN Oelivered by earrier In Juneau, Douglay, Treadwell and Virtually no attempt has been made to insur PJF}iMfE"jTD Cal, Nov. 20— Qutside of payment of bills, very postage aid, at the: foll {against the uneven cost of treatment of different |t > ‘l’:l‘“ “f“?p‘l‘?‘: f’;w‘h’fz SS}“:“‘"- le of importance came before the ; ' $12.005 e | diseases. A case in which skill in surgery is re- |, o aons O U6 S 98 WEEKS. 01 |regular meeting of the Douglas $6.00; one mont ance, $1.2¢ : g% ; ¢ g he 1932 Pacitic Coast Baseball sea re Department last evening. The Subscribe will a favor if they will promptly quired ordinarily receivis no larger benefit than a idered at " b RND e - ' of any failure or irregularity . | ed at a meetin oposition of securing an air apers se of chicken-pox causing absence from work for ners {n oaBiaRa i o d Business Offices RS i) LD S compressor for the use of the de- 5 A 1e length'of time. Probably insurance against iRl Ml et SSOCIATED PRESS, the uneven costs of treating different diseases would | Pending this decision, only the ‘, m; Trustees for inve Wi sty LB LI RL S R to disp:l the bugaboo of unnecessary ab-| schedule of the first four weeks Iman Kilburn report in this paper and also the senteeism |has been announced, as follows: | ,.nis in working order and the salt g A5, vAS ok A lly as manj k benefit associations are Aff"'? 5-10- 1f>“°"“ at safr“' water tank full. F ANY OTHER PUBLICATION 5 t S Hollywood at Oakland; Portland (gar, SHORTAGE WIL e e employer and- employee. At least 37 per! o pota o e " 777 SOON BE RELIEVED reporting associations receive no finan- | apri) 12-17—Portland at Sacra- Al iyl om the comp and an additiona mento San\va(hco at Missions: to relieve the shortage of receive only nominal assistance. It is!€ I(,Aak“md; Los Angeles at .1 which has been in effect for ing to note that sick benefit associations are vood he S ays | R he past ten days. beginning to realize that they have a bigger and 19-24—Hollywood at Se- e | than merely making cash payments,|attle; Missions at Portand; Oak- psSKETBALL SEASON discovery and correction of physical | 77 * ;;&e hitrnabies il TO BEGIN TONIGHT he pr tion palt o i ' g o s double-header of basketball, the p)umr‘mo.) of health ]rrln(ntmna: Aptll. 265May’ 1-Misslond Jat: Be- e R ih e in the hygiene of living; and|giiie: AR T i e s b ay Lithe gl better EETE GRS RRALS mamberd are dis- sty Pl "‘I‘,?O'fli‘“}' Sac rium this evening will start the Bk o ;4 : 157 { ramento LAk Ban S BRenEiscn; SOEK- | 93) 30 gaason for logal fans, abled and at Los Angeles. The D. H. S. boys will play the SErT T ST 5 T Bureau of Public Roads team of A —e 8 he . girls will Some of the New York newspapers are finding oy and the D ‘Hnsxl 'rlq & — N ey 2 team. < = di to adjust their ante-election arguments, | e- ECp } R e P AN FOCOS mmany as an organization is involved in po-i be called at 7:30 THE HENS EGGS. TR i Ly o ame will be called at 7: o gs of Investogator Scabury, with the| Isnoring the call for fall pok i 5 | practice, Will Rogers, jr. turned ©¢0ck. That is the ca aced over an item a | election returns. Notwithstanding that the oppon- it a8 8 CaHARAte: Tor. i Stan. - D recently pub! bulletin of the United States ents of Tammany centered their campaign cn th ersity freshman swimmin: FLORIDA BOXING Departn Jdture, which reealled Lo min a investigation, Tammany won the most the fable of goose that leid golden e;zgs, and e tic victory in its history at the recent <-h-c-‘ Ao FIGHT LOOMING broadcast the 760 eggs are produced every | lc | The first barefoot football leagu: b the States and $20 worth cf wealth 5 et in Lanai City, Hawaii, has NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—A possible e Department has prepared an Mr. Justice Brandeis. teams competing. boxing war m‘ I-“Aym'ldu &h‘ls wl[mexr' e chicken and egg income in one —— | is seen in the announcemen o’ i L SW S, 931 ti 1 = gt 1 owner and mated at $1.175,000,000 (New York Times.) | Ellh\\or)l]h Y:x]e ‘h1031 -le”o-].‘d‘ Dr:;f}f‘im:,gr c}:‘r‘zmo S device resembling an| Mr. Justice Brandeis will be 75 next Friday In,;l‘:‘:"“’ < “L’f’*’l“’“-mp;‘”Guf‘“,{)f"[h” e ot Brsin, Sians s nder appears to take in |today’s New York Times Magazine is a discriminat-| 1S Tacquets to 3 g mhe | anc. O Lt : 5 s AR S e A ing study of the man, ths lawyer and the judge,|University of Southern California promote boxing in an arena seating 1 out golden coins ! “inbaliacta b0 mord pm-sm}alitflb“‘k"“’““ squad. He seeks the 40,000 at Daytona Beach. This is 1ing new. ' Substitute for the g r e und not he. is to be congratulated on|YArSHy's cemter pasition. near Miami, where W. L. Stribling, {h-tonzu 3 ver, and ms 1 reac ' i e i | —_— lans t ote bouts for oth-tongued promoter. and many w¥l read ry. Of the fallibility of evidence, of | gy i ‘"0"m(’.(,,,oq,.,fm?“..dm recall a picture of another sort—a salesman taking sway of honest prejudice, of errors of judgment| Alaska’s high schools started Madison Square Garden. t coins while the investors wait for opinion, he had an uusual experience, l\\'(:“inl(‘lr basketball campaign, . two X 3 , come out, often in vafn. Of course. |before he sat in court. The storm against him at|months before the game startsdn NOXLLES: - e in the chicken and’egg business. |the time of his apointment seems almost incredible|the states. The Juneau Water Cos o (“e" s s been there a long time and very [POW. From the t he vindicated the wisdom of| oy g now located with the LutasgC: c: nently deposited. It is equally true |President Wilson, disappointed and surprised his| Although Washington State's de- | Equipment Co. on Third = Street. , i T (e undan proper condi- |OPPonents. Year by year his stature as a judge has| feat by Southern California over Telephone 50. Telephone bills may i foas e ol oo otten, |inCTeasied. He has come to be regarded with gen-|threw Coach Hollingsberry's team be paid at our office. =~~~ sound management. Bub all 00 OMEM|ewy) yespect and affection such as surrounds his|as Pacific Coast champion, it ¢on- adv. JUNEAU W 0. sands can testify, what they bought proved leige; prother, Mr. Justice Holm his intimate | stituted only his fourth loss in the | < oo s o0 to be as expensive as the “Golden Hens" of which | frjend, of his companion in ent, though as|last 26 games the Department speaks so glowingly and so far as| strong independent characters they not infre- | - - THE .]l NEAU LAUNDRY return is concerned they functioned as if made 'quently dissent from each other. | AN EVENT i 2 ; i ey in Street, between B e e e Justice Story, Chief Justice White, Chief Justice| , =0 oo o ce at Elks ek Hughes, have borne sufficient testimony to the value | of dissenting opinions. It is by such opinions in WORK OF EMPLOYEES MUTUAL / [volving the guarantees of the Bill of Rights that BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS. Mr. Justice Brandeis has endeared himself to mul- St titudes of citizens. But, like Mr. Justice Holmes, he | ted increase in the work of the em-{is no respecter of persans xHH eye xs;mz:e (:)x‘ll)' | e S i ~ | What he believes ' the right interpretation the movees el 5 aLuacung | oo itution and the law. The ad?‘emmous outside the attznticn of persons In the healthf cr.0i ¢ a judicial opinion is necessarily foreign to al workers, the mind of any upright judge. This Mr. Justice | A survey was rece made for the purpose of | Brandeis said in the wire-tapping case: | to what extent the employees’ mutual If the Government becomes a lawbreaker, yeiations have gone beyond their primary it breeds contempt for law; it invites every of providir certain ctions of wages man to become a law unto himself; it invites ‘ causes from work, to a anarchy | vement. and 2 Millions applauded and applaud still. In the| e s physicians’ prescriptions case he said: their miembers.; AS'8 . High medical authority being in conflict | re still essen 1 or- as to the medicinal value of spirituous and | king no attempt to control either vinous liquors taken as a beverage, it would, r the severity of disability afflicting indeed, be strange if Congress lacked the | members. However, approximately 43 per cent power to determine that the necessities of the liquor problem require a limitation of the permissible prescriptions. i That was not the kind of law that those same | of the tions replying reported that improve- ment in health had probably resulted from the work associa of the assoc per’ cent stated thabl .., .. wanted. 8o in the long serles of Judge the numt s on account of illness had|pungeiss decisions on matters of .labor, of busi- been reduced. Only a small number of these at~|ness of public utilities, there will be many who | ributed the reduction to a decline in the number have to disagree with him here and there. But unnecessary absences resulting from the work of [his loj his learning, the lucid order of his rea- | nurses and investigators |soning, the exaciness of his language, his extra- e of the more progressive organizations are ordinary penetration of I cts, his intellectual en- the duration of dis-|erey. have long marked him as one destined to be effort to shorten an memorable in the front row of great judgss. Too . by assisting in provisions for a ate - ; by assisting in provisions for adequate.medl- |yych has heen made of his “liberalism.” This sim- ention and nursing care. Others are giVINg| .1y means that, like Mr. Justice Holmes, he re- physical examinations and carrying on a program|gards the Constitution as no iron strait-jacket, but of health education |as a garment that must fit each ge tion. The sick benefit associations in this country | R are not a recent development. The average age of | It is unlawful to send literature containing “fake 312 associatior reported their age was|promises” through the mail—unlawful for everybody The number of associations were | excepi political parties—(Washington Post.) to 14 old Two per cent of those - —r———— had been opera over 50 years. A Los Angeles genius invents a motor car that ; i arimapg | TUDS On compressed air. Congress has been running | se associations in f ing their primary S - 8 on that for years.—(Los Angeles Times.) { fon of providing cash benefits seldom err on T | nsurance, si; he side of over ce one-fourth of the| your Hokum for Today “No Smoking Allowed.” Hall Saturday night, November 21st entertainment. —adv.’ Best of \ \ \ \ { Front and Second Streets \ music and : A Oldtimers Dance " AT DOUGLAS EAGLES’ HALL SATURDAY—NOVEMBER 28TH Dance with the old fashioned tunes as well as the new music by THE ARCTIC BANJOIST and His Orchestra INC. . and one-'—(Honolulu Star-Bulletin.) ations pay less than $1.00 per d: PRINTING AND STATIONERY Desk Supplies—Ink—Desk Sete— Blotters—Office Supplies Geo. M. Simpkins Co. 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