The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 23, 1931, Page 4

r7pp " THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 23, 1931. | causing loss ngth, pulverizing, and decay ‘ ’ . . — £ D(fl’ \ A Ifl&’\’l Emplrc reacti d be promoted by the high tem- | PROFESSIONAL ||| Fraternal Societies } A A Dy ures common in man; stack .. . —— O o JOHN W. T TRO‘x - Lmrun AM) MANAGER he results of this ¢ air con- . *.| Gastineau Channc! i ditions ere an important considera in deciding | Hol('ne ‘V L Albrecht ‘ P b " T‘,'.”,",i'v‘",",,fi-'",\- ,".' Bt Sf‘«‘«hf(’]“un:y M':t'; ¢ and construc PHYSIOTHERAPY e o kR Streets Juneau, Aluska R r ling b -1 D Y YALE SATURD Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | | Meating every & 2 d in the Post in Juneau cond Claex w m : R:". Medxc}al: G!'Bmlign?““- | ‘Wedneaday night matt s leatl and dr 2s that P 10 Golds.e..n_ u; ing |'at 8 pm., Emks (4 ~UBSCRIPTION RATES. prolong the life of bindings already in use. S ) Phone Office, 216 | 'Hal. . & Delivered by catcier In Jg‘";g";fl?“;‘g';;,; Treadwell and e Serv1ce Under Auspices of Three Reasonis Assigned | Thlee Year Wmnvng Streak | " ———— isiting brothers By mail foliowing ratest | ol PRDLE e | Auxilary Is Free for Declines—Several of Haryard Is at | DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER W O B 5.00; one month, In : 5 y - . | | DENTISTS . 8. , Exalte s, B Roiter & favor %t they will promptly [ to Public New Lows Reached | Last Broken 1 Blogfigren. Buliding M. H. SIDES, Secretary. a e Husiness Office of any fail ure or irregularity ¥ a lot of victims of adverse times who| =i | —_— | PHONE 56 vy g e enhone Yor Edoral and Business Offic we . a chance on being ruined | Under the auspices of the Ju- NEW YORK, Nov. 23—A further| CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 28— | Iours 9 am. to 9 pm. | Co-Ordinate Bod- T MEMBER OF ASSOCIATE — ————— — |neau Auxiliary of the American downward drift developed leading |Cap aln Albie Booth's field goal, . 3 . les of Freemasom- The Associated Press is exchusiyblys dnfitiod; to: ths h people buy B h and sell|Legion, a child welfare clinic wil. stock issues today. A fresh reac- from the 12-yard line ——— T ry Scottish Rite ome for republication of all news dispatches credited to | gy the Prince of Wales. That is a new |be held in the Dugout tomorrovw tion of wheat, a sag in silver bul-ja victory over Harvard bt b Regular meetings ! second Friday credited in this paper and also the It or not othe d herein not local news Aml)hl and a wide decline in the day afternoon in the last three Dr. Charles P. Jenne view | afternoon between the hours o t Britain noted for a world-wide Suronppm f trade and finance 1 and 4 o'clock. po! sterling with the failure of | minutes of play and ending a three DENTIST each monsih =i ALASKA CIRC ‘,“‘S”‘,f‘;"ffiifi,‘f KD 1O SETLARGER: ° TRE S St | The Auxiliary has obtained ne e railway executives to reach an |vear losing streak to Harvard. The ! Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine | 7:30 p. m. Scote o R el P b s e e ST P TR | supplies for the clinics and the agreement with the Brotherhood |field goal brought a climax to the| | Building | tish Rite Temple S t f science is illus- | service this year will be conduc \eads combined to depress stocks|game featured by both Booth and] | Telephone 176 WALTER B. HEISEL, Becretar emory of PODIE | on 5 much broader basis and g several new lows were regis-| Capt. Barry Wood, of Harvard, be- | ® . — 1 1 u was shipped | greater scope than at any time in tered, particularly among ra [ing boxed most of the time. The|g % = LOYAL ORDER OF from Bos a pound. |the past. Issues off two to three p | final score was Yale 3; Harvard 0. | Dr. ). W. B : MOOSE, NO. 708 Of course ele f ;r salesmen long ago| Among the new supplies are new and new minimums included Sou- & | »J. W. Dayne | ¥ Meets Monday 8 p. m. corrected this, [record books for bables. The thern Pacific, Union Pacific, Now | ' DENTIST i " Ralph Relschl, Dictator RS | books will be donated to mothers vork Central, Rock Isiand. Other | Roums 6-6 Triangle Bldg. | Legion of Moose No. 3 The i of children brought to the clinic 1 were reached by Penn- ;Off";:nf:“fl-bfl m. to 5 Dm. | meets first ard third Tuesdayn i : The books set forth the weight Baltimore and Ohio. | | "enings bty appointment. || G. A. Baldwin, Becretary and | heighth a other requirements o i States Steel also dropped. | Phoue 321 H Herder, P. U. Box 273, (Manchester Guardian.) o + “ the normal child. Mothers should Chemicals was off three keep monthly records of children | argued that there were two nations in- MOUNT "'NEAU LODGE NO. I one England — and perhaps there are, d T ® | Second ana fourth Mon- il S G e mw&" o here s ons| . Clinies Are For Public . acka Juneau rallied as did ! Dr. A. W. Stewart Ty o et it These clinics are for the benefit American Telephone, National Bis jon composed of pecple who have some capacity | o "y o™ yuplic» explained Mrs. cuit, American Can and Wasting- il DENTIST Seottish Rite Temple, A~ facing facts, and there is another nation of . . 4! * " i | || Hours 9 a m.to8p v | |beginning at 7:30 p. m. ¥ CIXY ok 5 2 p 7 | Charles P .Seelye, chairman o house. | | STWARD BUILDING L | ] people who are in full flight from them and WOSe |, iqpy's Child Welfare Commit- The slump in the pound sterling | i e T | | 4. L. REDLINGSHAF- U. S. ARMY \\l) H()\()l ULU BUSINESS, one effort is to “escape from reality” as the .. " .y expenses incident to the bidbed it Torelsn /axobange] ; Office ens' Res. || 2R, Moster; JAMES W. LETVERS psychol call it, into a fairyland of their OWN |y iy o the clinics are defrayed to) TioRddn: ‘sellifig': $atlebtc Phere l ebstiny tin points out that the gining “Ol that second nation Lord Beaver--b\Y the Auxiliary. There is abso- ing uneasiness over the new British . — ik : lulu business is th ‘\‘\nu.u,lzn l(r}w T)p'f‘(;ip()‘);v x(xlt(:x(‘i i:\mgnxn;;:t;r‘ | lutely no charge to mothers. All f and conditions generally in 04) = o| ORPER orsx:;imn::'rn“ t is interesting t ti 1 aily e ’ sall Pyt 2 and Four vearly expe : t he 1(!‘»1*! not \m“nm\l :I“l,l"l’(‘”";"'i "‘fl’;;i; ‘"ic')‘z‘" ?}fxf:ri:irll:'o:hoo?ktihxgeg.\lerf\?i:. g o S | R(’be(;t Slll;lpson ; | 4 Tuesdays ;::c:chmm b 1 100,000 Cannos Sou YR oh ey ek Warm and Comfortable CLOSING PRICES TODAY SREZ SRR | t. D. | at 8 ol Scootish $70,000,000. Dostes o nave. &8 d SmPering v I, S‘lpm”ff":’} “Mothers need entertain no fear NEW YORK, Nov. 2:]'4]0:111;‘ NOW FOR WINTER |, | Graduate lr:,s Angeles Col- \ Rite Temple. JESSI¥ . st ol aunaiihe Empie o that we could b‘mg”for the comfort of their litttle ones quctations of Alaska Juneau mine Don't be caught with your | lege of Optometry and | KELLER, Worthy Mste st our foodstutfs from the Empire and sell back our| :®yoco clinics, The furnace re- siock today is 15, American Can || radiator frozen. Use Anti- || Opthalmology [ ron; FANNY L. ROM~ i L 1 IE this were done on &n|guny installed in the Dugout Anaconda 13%. Bethlehem Freeze for your motor's pro= | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground - INSON, Secretary. ious, Soale | HeE L ETe LORIDa N 800d 1€ yeaps it warm and comforta s %, Curtiss-Wright Fox tection and your conven- . °| — - ‘ er The i ?h“,‘ s ‘1.mvxlvr1 h_v} _(he" s Exfl_’pscn Miss Mildred Keaton, registered s 6%, General Motors 25%, In- ience. Remember a frozen - KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS rps and other branches of the Army have e - Olear Words ‘,3‘*‘_‘” SEORSILE CHY Tolie | nurse, will be in charge of tomor- ternational Harvester 29, Kennecott radiator means untold delay s Seghers Council No. 179, A However, as the . S the “'l:{"w “pp;f”‘ ‘“,”"J ""‘f',:"m rows clinic. She will be assisted Copper 12%, Packard Motors 5| and expense. Be prepared, 4 0 B ! Meetings second and iast The elaborate system of fortification Shmtlaiiat vl de.‘f‘lO‘,_gi‘\hf‘:"“A;g‘;fllij; by Miss Elsie Baggen and Mrs | 1up now with Anti-Freeze. || DI Geo. L. Barton |, Monday at Y:30 P. E | i posts on this island have not, of course. R \\.111" ‘S~ m;e lha»l ik k(.wp it our‘Ma“D" Hendrickson, also registered yUnited Aircraft 14%, United Sta UVEAU MOTOR CHIROPRACTOR Transient brotbers urg a | 1 established here as a favor fo t factures and protect her own industries; Can- | PSS Steat b JUNE! S || Hellenthal Building U o e, SO ‘ jents of Hawaii s id Tical AFOA AR ita Sare of "the SArie celye will be hostass ——a>o— — Foot of Main Street | OFFICE SERVICE ONLY | Chambers, Fifth Strest They have been placed here in Lt ““ “, A = - UPLE | bl N R ite 13 hoon | JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. | he Bie] defecte; ! the slig A iinalia for uhwall thels oun FOX EXTENDED COME HERE TO WED| ‘ 7p m to8p m DOUGLAS AERIE 117 ¥. O, K. ® r that ours may enter into open| Miss May Dol deputy e 5 By Appointment | Mects tirst and third them. Quite apart from that in-|Clerk of the United States Dis- Aiss Vera Spicer and George 4m(’rl(‘an | PHONE 259 %uunflnm 8 o'clook iperable objection, has it not occurred to the Court for the Third Division, 10lds, both of Ketchikan, were | b & = : tt Fagles Hall 3 et Street Balbus that vast numbers of people at Valdez, visited here Saturday ed Saturday in the parsonage | B | DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL | |Douglas. W. E. FEERC, W. P, 1 who never realized the fact before are now be-|evening while the steamer Ala- Metropolitan Methodist Epi: (’allt’y' i Optometrist—Optician | |GUY SMITH, Secretary. Visiting y ginning to that the real need of the world meda was in port. She is on an copal Church in Juneau by the o Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted | | orothers welcome. ] ) S 1ot more walls but fewer? Thene are some grand | extended vacation trip and Will pagtor, Rev. G. E. James. | P(lrlor | Room 7, Valentine Bldg. || o ieers e | AIR CURRENTS MENACE BOOKS. 3 Au,um‘xi:hi do not r l‘l« [ vis several CI:(‘iT.‘. thfft‘fi“l- ,T‘W cou?!e camg ka‘ms city 1:1’t.ir | Cifice Phone 484; Re.s'{derfce : g Our trucks go any p!ace any i o | — T ‘ R priay trom, Rehelksn oo - cos| 3 | Phone 238, Offce Hours: 9.3 || ime. "A tank for Diesl ON : bindin to blow more bl-akly. Never before have so| When down tows Piacing YOUT tgined their marriage license here.| Mrs. Jack Wilson o ¢ % 3 1‘ e m::’;::zf:“ e ; a 0| many people reali t the world's|grocery order with George Broth- They departed Saturday night on | 5 e | PHONE 119, NIGHT 18 troubles are e !-h(‘(l by ¢ tion and not by m's please remind them of the the amship Alaameda for Ket- | Telephone 397 0K, ORY Gp-in & she Is 5, then, the litfle account due me, and they (pjkan g JUNEAU-YOUNG .. | RELIABLE TRANSFER l g u )y 'nt to be returning to the venerable mon- wm gladly give you a receipt. Mr. Reynolds formerl e 5 .. ° braries have been esiab reports the us and his preoccupation with walls? |hdv. D. B. FEMMER. Phone 1Miciated with the Forest at | Funeral Parlors — ¥ s VR ’y'v Eits if you happen to be one of fairyland’s Cru- \Craig. GARBAGE Licensed Funeral Directors States ”"l;"tux:l‘»p“‘"“yfi; L]‘““; ke trom factories, $ess and committed to a flight from reality which | o, MR G e L < | and Embalmers | NEW RECORDS Hes SpaLBIpapse i1 ung Sl LSttt t be more damaging th 7 flight fore e e | Nigh 336- Phone 12 ' causing leather to rot. They have now been Sk e T 1§ | AL i M | [Catis % " wn to be respousible, in par " el w53 Wit AR Bl of ks Eisdie’s Reasonable Monthly Rates RADIO SERVICE sults of labor; using the money to establish 2,000 branch ! i < * " 42 g ! cted by the Bureau of Chemistry and |{actories in other lands, thus d:priving 500000 Am- | {| HEMLOCK WOOD Dr.C. L. Fenton ||| Expert Rdlio Repairing : ] ericans of their jobs— (Akron, Ohio, Beacon-Jour- i Order Now at These Prices [ CHIROPRACTOR Radio Tubes and Supplies of du books bound with - vegetable- | { Full Cord . $8.50 Kidney and Bowel Specialist g mmer leathers of various kinds was| o0 Tt S PARTY ; Half Cord . $i50 | | Phone ssl,mg;xgmm :»11“ ; ? in u‘ ;,\111]«)1“{1 ."1. a \V..-:mi, .‘u” I)“ (;m of f:’ may m‘“w ‘» dthine Ferisa § TRt Aaarak ihg FROCKS Five Cords or over, $7.00 cord | IHOOO“:': 10- la.EZ-CSI,x‘bB JUI\EAU MELODY © Bt a mie of ihe powr planis of seven S on, Wolth Jabebg e Witu PR E}m &HE‘?E\;LS * HOUSE buildings and the main line of a steam b | S ITH A JIVING ) R DS 34 T U R S ; the end of eight years the bookbindings President Hoover, it is s: will open his cam- iPRh l EIA\ l\ GIV INC | -~ ——— o O T TEOTa 7 were removed and their physical condition and chem- |paign for reelection while attending the Olympic Nk et ok tat ! SPECIAL P s _.F-‘l__..__.»_; S y mpared with thoss of the same |8ams. This will perhaps give him a chance to toss| o y eaper (} 'The yrence ho , 5 e his hat into ihe arena between the shot-put and better R i ] Flore Abpmnmgl “We Never Clcse” : , ; A hrow.—(Boston Transeript.) Shown in Chiffons §|' QINGLETTE and NAIVETTE —— e 2 | v ba . et Bl e R anding seems to be that the Demo- § and Satins ‘ | ORORSTNSIS st APAAS, SERVICE powd:ry a seuffed, torn, a bdi-whilsliigte Yinve w pretty doodsell beat tHE SR 4 E ' the u were sound, smooth, and ;m st ngeycc:xx:cielsist 01‘1[1 i:mulse i RICE & AHLERS CO. Dress up for the ‘;; Beauty Specialists MOTOR CG. strong. to aquit swinging on the Republicans at critical| 5 = L P 1vi 4 | The sulfur pick-up of ‘the exposed leathers in | momenis to l,u;nkln\rh other. — (Macon, Ga., Tele-| | GOOD PLUMBING Thdlll\sgl\ ng Dance | saammessamme e sors- st 3 “Jim” and “Marvan” terms of sulfuric acid was found by chemical analysis |8raph.) | e 0 d o ’ ¥ | om 21 to 83 per ceht., a gain, large . | We tell you & v Bl EXTRA SPECIAL OFFICE ROOMS THIRD and MAIN STS. s R e 1 U. S. Will Measure Europe's Ability To Pay.”| | Jol | | . B 1 SN, TOr s w6 oesy lon| fepdline. And by employing that new do-funny | | | VALUES, $11.95 1 FOR RENT af thepbigts that measures a millioneth of an inch they might | it D The sulfur acids absorbed by the porous leather |measure Eurcpe’s willingness to pay.—(Macon, Ga., — ! : Moves, Packs and Stores chemically with the leather, breaking 1t up and | Telegraph.) | ey Will remodel to RIS L Freight and Baggage ——- | 1 . ALIT suit tenant ‘ Prompt Delivery of Clelmenflenfiprsonfprmenflymrenflym A\ sttt prmcelifsarmeif vt oo} & 8 " [ e ZYNDA M’—/ w FOR RANGES ALL KINDS OF COAL | | ELZIVATOR SERVICE i ! i o ‘ GOLDSTEIN HEATERS AND PHONE 48 I ; 8 ZYNDA, Prop. Juneaw’s Own Store” || BUILDING L | BRSNS | FIREPLACES o i PRINTING AND STATIONERY HEMLOCK L. C. SMITH and CORONA i Desk Supplies—Ink—Desk Sete— e Blotters—Office Supplies BU | 5, : J. B RFORD & CO. ~ Geo. M. Simpkins Co O R vy by ) L . » \ satisfied customers” { Telephone 92 or 95 and Y b leave your order with T B I T | i GEORGE BROTHERS ¥ ;l§ 3 Full Half Cord, $4.25 I Some Essentials Chestér Barneson PANTORIUM i uaaR z f S cess ! CLEANERS : or duc IS H “We Call For and Deliver” [ | i A JUNEAU CABINET PHONE 355 H “Every buy and girl must have certain Wit the coal I it comes from our H ey — not terial place. For our coal goes farther and and DETAIL MILL- H assets to achieve success—not materia & e tveh and aatlanvii i assets alone, but assets of character, heat, If your coal bin is running WORK CO. “ I and among the most important of these low, better have us send you & DeW | { Erony Street, mext to Wi i o % aArmer [ i are ambition, industry, personality, and e e et Machine Shep J uneaun Auto i THRIFT.”—A. W. Mellon. and we specialize in Feed. CABINET P ] ot i aint Sho ; One dollar or more will open a savings account D. B. FEMMER MILLW ORK Phone 477 Verl J. Groves 3 Phone 114 GENERAL CARPENTER Car_ Painting, Washing, A . z = WORK g }f“s}li;'g' thmo'}uzmg, ' ‘ assis Painting, Touch- g PHONES 83 OR 85 “The Store ) ” I The B.M. Behrends Bank [ & HAAS | GLASS REPLACED Up Work, Top Dressing. 5 & tore That Please s | | Famous Candics | IN AUTOS gld ws made to Jook | ? ] \ TRV | OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA 2 i b THE SANIT ARY (IRO(;E’{.‘ n Y | The Cash an Estimates kurnished i Come in l\!dngee‘; our low o W | Open Evenings Upon Request )