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

- ; 5 . to get THREE BABIES A DAY | PROFESSIONAL |' e F 1 Societi i § Daily Alaska Empire ot protestbn in 't wiciute Er | NOT UNPRECEDENTED| . o 00 D b Sy i - G 2 the past to the high tariff system.| Ll ¥ . S R T 0 ANT MANAGE abroad have been c d to the ‘ 3 e o ! Gastineau Channcl ( . . - EDITOR AND MANAGER Al | Three babies a day at St. Ann’s| p JOHN W. TROY T % SR e though logical reasons are absent, beone- ) hospital is unusual but not unpre- Helene W.L. Albrecht { e — 1 T T D { 4 S e ———{ Published every evenir xcept Sunday by th cemed apparent cedented. A trio of infants were PflYSIO’l:H_ERAPY | B. P. 0. ELKS FMPIRS PRINTING COMPA R P i nic progress of the United States in born last Monday, and a similar| | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red Merting tvery . 4 Sk ol i : : at measure has been dus to uninterrupted opera- H; record was made May 27, 1924 Ray, Medical Gymnastics. Wednesday nigh b &Y Bntered in the Post Office in Juncau as Second Claes | free trade 'aiRoeig ) b - saveral comimon- : Then those that were newcomers 410 Goldstein Building I|]at 8 pm, mws e i ZEAES . iy — e s Rekia B nis b ivid abi I i — Ivan Conn, to Mr. and Mrs. Phone Office, 216 | |man. > TUBSCRIPTION RATES, b e S e . 1 P: 5 Cro-|John Conn, of Thane; and Betty i 0w Oelivered by eairier In Jyneau, Douglas, Treadwell and ihe lareest free trade zone in the worid 1t high Body of Air Mail Pilot Lo- Airplanes Used byNLmo vonn JLonn oy Thane andiooty 2 | sting oxotmers Thars for $1.25 per month. g riff walls had been erected and maintained by C S | Gt o Gilber: | | DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | |V 5 d, at ‘the following rates: it i | g bean Lountries ew of Juneau, and Philip Gilbert . 7] ¥ $12.00; six montha, In advance. |ihe States against one another, commerce would Cat‘e_d Near Salt Lake ! Tavift in Effect Forrest to Mr. and Mrsr. Albert| | DENTISTS M. S. JORGENSEN, Exalted Ruie TN wailit they will pro.iptly |have been impeded, at times prevented, and develop- | City by Searchers ariff in Effec R et : Blomgzen Bulling Business Office of any failure or irregularlty |,yont would have come in dwarf-like steps instead | = A ———— | E 56 1ot and Rupiness Offiosss 37k - | of “giant steides = St e L RS T T USOMS | ALLOWELL, Me, Nov. 2—|| Fours 9 am. to 9 pm. Lic; LD me e = 4 2t The body of Norman Potter, sheds in Britis " [Mrs. F. W. Mosher found a penny | ® = i MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRE®S. R ok e the United Air Lines, air ma! withy aciivity as offexrs ;g T no o Pore was cubting up| o e e B A e ar A may AL linhet, o edlted o ot, was found late yesterday in wrostled with mountains of manu- | %o © 3 I S it Regular meetings o ot Diharwise credited 1n this paper and also the The newly adopted protective po of Gr s wrecked plane near her: by a ured goods sent to Great Bri- | ¥ | Dr. Charles P. Jenne ! Sooibd Friday ) = Y ‘ F . & —_——--———— { ’ local news published herein. |Britain and the retaliatory measures of the United |searching party. The cockpit was tain during the past two days to| e ‘ DENTIST ?:: mgn,:w;, ALASKA C TION GUARANTEED TO SE LARGER |States will be harmful instead of ed and mail was strewn abut. beat the new 50 per cent tariff| gu. yuneay Water Cos office is| | R0OMS ’B‘“;ddi’ il bl T AR LSEIANNAOTRER PUPLIESTION ations, and to the rest of the world, too, for re- | The motor was several yards away which went into effect at mld-;,mw located with the Lucas Office 24 uhl newa e e Templ |covery of tha two great Emelish-speaking countries om the wreckag Pl mal e Lhrl"“'pm"" Co. on Third Street. ‘elephone 3 Becretary ¢ 8 R Sl ¢8G2 al] TR { Apparent Po attempted ps er A > hea 5 leph 50. Teleph: bill: 3 1 to the welfare of all the oth .'m(:" PR e e St et b el l‘eeplom.' efe: one bills ma LOYAL ORDER Of & i SE i rve the econuilo ) f “A\r‘l*x;dz:y >n’xght and continental manufacturers to h; pait at-"?;rE:U c:'b“ATEB co. Dr. J. W. B MOOSE, NO. 708 | ke pouring gasoline on a fire to|., e i ¢ get their goods in before the axe|'d™ B - r, J. . bayne | Meets Monday 8 p. m, I mach turned over after | RIS DENTIST Ralph Relac running along the ground for about !e!l was made by air rather than | n ph Reischl, Dictator i WEREE O . la N 3 v Sea Rovms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. Legicn of Moose No. M REE i ; At | Office Lours, 9 am. to 5 Dr. |meets first ard third Tuesds i - Robinson's warnisgs that Congress must | Fotter was last heard from early croydo nbl vas o |~ venings by appomntment. || G. A Baidwin Seetars ™ n > taxes too much and that this Government | Ylonday ,"J‘”‘S““,‘x"l'qx):i\"‘gps"“m o A o g S Phone 321 | Herder, P. U. Box 273. mus out of the Japanese-Chinese controversy R cutlery and scores of other 2 MOUNT ""'NEAU LODGE NO. 1¢ i |are worthy of very thoughtful consideration " = es were unloaded from planes . o |.Second ana fotrth: 4 i3 ‘ i T Fight Against Trachoma = i rrance, Germany and” eise- | | Dr. A. W. Stewart | |iay of each moutn in ' | 1932—Chapter I. I Al i wherg DENTIST | | Seottish Rite Temple, \A . I Aids 47,000 7l‘l‘l Kentucky ————— | Hours § & m. to 6 0. . | | beglnning at 7:30 p. m.‘g G/"\‘( y (New York Times—Topics of the Times.) | LoBISVILLE, Ry Mo | | sr.zwAt;D BUILDING || 9. L. REDLINGSHAF- <7 i e If you ask us what is *:c principal lesson to be |More than 47,000 persons in Ken- | O o || R, Master; JaMES w. LETVESE 1 The Emy will Thanks- ' jerived from the sudden changs that has come over |t have been restored to normal 2 Bor & + | Secretary, | giving Day. wheat and other raw commodities in the last fort- | sight during the last 25 years as a ———— night, we reply without hesitation that it j fies | result of the state health board's = . ORDER ol’s EAS;‘I:I;&’.‘FS‘I'ABM DAY. he existence of the Democratic Party. | fight against trachoma. | Sj | lecond and cur The brightening business outlook proves that| The number of cases in the stat> | | RO]"};I 5 lll;)pson o Tuesdays ?f e:.(lhsl:m o Day be observed throughout there is a reason for Democrats and why they|has been reduced from 50,000 in | i VR 3 pt. i at 8 o'cloc dotish the United States tomorrow in the real spirit of the |should be allowed to live, This proposition, on its|1912 to less than 3.000 at ) {| NOW FOR WINTER | | raduate Los Angeles Col- | Rite T-mple. JESSI® 4 - 2 coun arge have not been s ey X | Kobart Bal. || radiator frozen. Use Anti- | almology 5 . RO i S et ,“ 'lhnl j~”\ :l "put | Critics of the two-party system have had no Gif-| First clinics for treatment of the BUILDING NEEDS || Freeze for your motor's pro= || | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground | INSON, Secretary. harsh ‘gs fhey, haye heen. during, the las yee ficulty in exhibiting its essential hollowness. They | disease were established in mour R tection and your conven- |} e o| — - ¥ they are er now than in generations t have shown that no vital principle divides Repub- | tain districts by Miss Linda Neville T[-lxscorqprehenslvecatalqfi Rhoe, Bentertbin . frosan ANIGHTS OF COLUMBUS have gone. progress of the coun! has been |jicans from Democrats. .oey have shown that each|and Miss May Stone in 1903. By is well :llustrat;d:ngil;yl radiator means untold delay | SRR £ Saghers Council No. 1778, great since the time when pioneer conditions ob- [party is made up of conflicting elements. There is (1920 the state bureau of prove a ‘:fll he’;’ e d and expense. Be prepared, || n L B ! Meetings second and iasd tained in areas of the country and scttl more in common between a cor ative Republican | had been organized, with a person- d:»ee::r‘:: h°°":e°mod"ngand fill up now with Anti-Freeze. || ‘ Dr. Geo. L. Barton | Monday at T:30 p. & depended upon direct effort for food and clothing. and a conservative Democrat, or a radical Repub-|nel of a doctor and two m D oo ek i oMW i | CH!'ROPRACTOR Transient brotbers urg A few generations ago large numbers of peop! A5 B % ST ENTENERE. Rn chare B betwagg R 72 ing list of items takenatran- | JUNEAU MOTORS { Hellenthal Building ed to attend. Counell 4 0 bserved Thanksgiving Days when they | "8hi-Wingers and left-wingers in the same party. | dom will give you an idea of Foot of Main Street |l oFFICE SERVICE ONLY | Chambers, Pifth Btrest observe anksg 3 ; : The conclusion they have derived seems logical, CATCH OF HERRING the low prices that now pre- [ AT e e e it noon | JOHN F. MULLEN, G. X. ' dressed up in clothing that had been pur- .4 ayen inevitable; party labels and alignments INTO FREEZERS vail. | - 11 el e Bl H H. J. TURNER, Secretary. chesed years before. The average person could |as gt present existing are a sham, or at best mean-| GOES OLepimslidm k6 | | - Do g R e | et e i, R : afford only a few suits of clothes or drisses In a ingless. The par tem needs to be completely — inx6ft6in « « o .$2.35 ! g' 'X Oimml:,m i | | DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. O. K. ¢ lifetime, and tea and coffee and sugar were luxuries. | reorganized, so that parties may stand for something Sixty-two barrels of herri: Two-panel doors, 2 ft. 6 2.30 . | YPHgI;;'IE e i Mevts first and third Let us be thankful for the progress that has been real | unloaded in Juneau today e b e | Amerlcan | ! &M‘md‘“’ 8 o'clook, 1 In reply we have only this to say: Critics of | Wilson, Capt. Martin Holst. Five cross-panel doos, o5 | e t Fagles Hall g re somparatively speaking, little suffering the <Xisting party system make the mistake of fish was bought by the i i | B t | DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL Douglas. W. E. FEERO, W. P, S it e e " thinking politically. This is a grave error. From|Cold Storage Compan 166 in, with glass . - . 3.40 eau y | Optometrist—Optician GUY SMITH, Secretary. Viaiting in the land now. On the other hand there IS & '\, "j)iica) angle it s true that Republicans and|into freezers. It will be kept for Frcach doors, 15 lights, 6 5 Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted | | arothers welcome. comp ng purpose throughout the coi y to allay pooers s are a joke. But that is not why we have! halibut bait. 2ft.6in. x6ft. 6in. . . i Parlor | Room 7, Valentine Bldg. | = _:; o such as there may be. We are thankful ipem. The real reason is economics. We must| e e e sy ety of el | | | ctfice Phone 484; Residence | | *“Our trucks go any place any £ for that ability to give it expression. have Republicans and Democrats in order to Keep| <o oo ooerooeorooresg half'glazed « o+ - o . 7.00 | | Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 | | | time. A tank for Diesel Oil ey We excel, those of any other our economic system going 1) d 3 7 Windows, 24 x 24 i = el to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 | and a tank for crude oil save period. Ther » ortion of the youth ' ~ We have a Democratic threat every four years| | EXCLUSIVE f‘“f"“;‘“:':n:!"c"“ 1.98 Mrs. Jack Wilson . d ; burner trouble. } becoming equcated. We have theatrss, music and praes Sash prosberlly shallreturovsave Wl DIEERIBULORS net, corapiete » » a2 .00 Telephone 397 % 7 7 PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 | i other er undreamed of by our ancestors. A RePubLcan W ! ; Gansilt is resarding yous | JUNEAU-YOUNG | ReELiABLE TRANSFER | Life is much more pleasant for most people now } oF BAllMihE ceaniseiatnti e Rl oy (| JNE: J [l s A ) than in the days befors the United States became | 932—Chapter I ! can add convgnienifilag‘an‘at- Funeral Parlors i great. We have much for which to be thankful. | gupnoce today we did not have 218 Democrats|| tractive saving. Write for | GARBAGE Licensed Funeral Directors | i There is probably no place in the United S8tates|in the House, 47 Democrats in the Senate, Demo- | | fraecataion, | sl l,l;ml! ;;mnpmm i NEW RECORDS ;g where the people have as much for which to give cratic smiles in New York, New Jersey, Kentucky | | H UI ED ght Phone 336-2 Day USIC thanks as those who Juneau. We have pros- and Michigan, and the certainty that if times do|} 0. B. VV ILLIAMS CO.‘ 1 . 4 NEW SHEET M % perous conditions. Our payrolls have been maintained et better the Democrats will beat Mr. Hoover | | | i —_——— e ———— 3 { e ey Darnesalih Has hok vear. Suppose this Democratic danger did not | | Sash and Doors || (Eapashlaataly. Rates 5 X RADIO SERVICE 1 e R i would wheat now be going up? It would not.|{ 1088 Fist Ave. 5. Seattle < | A R ol 970 our tne 1t ESialii ol BV Slppose that in the Summer of 1924 Calvin ! Al e. bu, Seattle || HEMLOCK WOOD | Dr. C. L. Fenton I Expert Radio Replul'lll.ll ! A thanks "f"“"““l‘-‘"““ e “l'“ 1e treatment of @ gen-|qookdoe was not running for President against a| | Order Now at These Prices L CHIROPRACTOR Radio Tubes and Supplies i © erous and kindly Providence. Democrat with wheat prices way down. Would the|} = R iR Full Cord $850 |/ | Kidney and Bowel Specialist ) e ) Canadian wheat crop have burnt up as it did, _IHSHE TWO SUITS Half Cord $4.50 | Phone 581, Goldstein Bldg. { ) e PN . - . in time to send wheat prices skyrocking? It would! . Dyt | FOOT CORRECTION { MAKE GOOD USE OF T EARCH Pt | s for the Price of One Five Cords or over, $7.00 cord { Houee i 4 sknls { JUNEAU MELODY ! FUNI The existence of (ne Democratic Party is a guar- | S =% ; . 4 HOUSE 5 i D . ,antee that no business depression can possibly last ! ‘IA(‘I\’ rhc 181101‘ E' 0 D‘\VIS 1 { Punds for the support of the agricultural experi- | pnore than three and a half years. Business sim i TELEPHONE 584 , e e i ment stations “are being carefully safeguarded and, must improve in order that the Democrats may |\ . e — | { i 0 I (e rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeey | e to an increasing extent, restricted to intensive and lose the Presidential election. On this point an%t 7\ PR X W § S R - | P pr ctive research,” according to the annual re- | expert scout fhs}).urhrd h\ this depfar.m&m to ]f:mk t THE JlXE.\L’ L»\l'NDl“' y ! The Florence Shop I | “W/e N{'ver Clase” JUNEAU TRA.NSFER t of the Office E i t Sta s, de into the ecncyclopedia brings back the following 5 ! ) port of the Ofiice of Experiment Stations, made into ! e s s | Phone 21 for Appointment | COMPANY J public today by the United States Department of POTt: e i e Sec"”m;d T RINGLETTE and NAIVETTE | l aoult Tha webest states thi e | e depression o S S TR 3 N A i Agriculture. The report states that 1000, or mOre|y, ongpie gy whig to beat a Democrat in 1840. ITED FOOD CO. SNk | PcmoLs 2o mrAL | SERVICE than 15 per cent, of the 7000 or more distinct| = ppe gepression of 1857 passed off in time to elect “Cash Is King” ! : ‘ e MOTOR CG of agricultural investigations in which the |Abraham Lincoln in 1860 e Lk St - ! Beauty Specialists l . * ns are now ged are carried on in €o-| The depression of 1873 had not passed off suf-| —— — - operation with the Department, thus extending the ficiently in 1876 to enable a Republican to beat | scope and ir efficiency and usefulness @ Democrat. So they threw Tilden out anyhow. N G ok, : The depression of 1893 lifted just in time to t [ p The report shows that Federal, State, and other | €l°¢t McKinley ik S5 R : funds. amou g ‘”“’ $18,000,000, o ‘_\h"h §4_ just said, when the Canadian wheat crop was de- 340,000 was able from Federal sources, Were giroved by rust and heat just in time for 1924 ded by experiment stations in the year| That is the reason for our two-party system.| — i = June 30, 1931 a wide range of agricultural \If we had only Republicans, we might have a research |dozen years of unbroken hard times. As it is, the l INITED FOOD CO i Stations in Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam,|country can always take comfort in the thought . and the Virgin Islands report progress in efforts to|that it can't last more than four years. Some-| | ons and to|Where the sun is shining and a Democratic can- “CASH IS KING” | “Jim” and “Marvan” & THIRD and MAIN STS. & OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT Will remodel to suit tenant Moves, Packs and Stores #| Freight and Baggage Prompt Delivery of FOR RANGES ALL KINDS OF COAL [ e e e e GOLDSTEIN 7 1 ARnpetire ol didate is waiting to be stood on his head. g ¢ c ot | BUILDING BEATERS” AND i - } , J more profitable and ustaining. The A et T R | TELEPHONE 403 Prompt Deliveries | ( ——— i appro ons for these stations for the year were: | | FIREPLACES 4 ‘ | Alaska, $85,300; Hawaii, $45.200; Porto Rico, $59.-| Plenty of Money. —_—— : b 200; Guam, $30,200; and the Virgin Islands, $30,300. — | n g . sh to each customer CK L. C. SMITH and CORONA The Virgin Islands station received in addition | (Prince Rupert News.) FBEE One 60c bru D i HEMLO TYPEWRITERS ' $16700 from other sources for use in expanding| Yesterday the local brokers realized for the first with one quart of QUICK-STEP PAINT— Guaranteed by ts work Bt yenc tions on the islands. |!ime in a year or two that Prince Rupert people ‘hi ek o ‘7;“‘ _“;;“il iansion thpHARL S really had h:lrlx‘xt_\ of money and all that was r‘needsd while they last WOOD J. B. BURFORD & CO. v/ POURING ( a3 . # I was some special stimulus to start them buying. | J P S ASOLINE ON FIRE. (T, "o, 2y Some ke vt g o uneau Faint Store tk all securities were detsined to go to higher prices and that wheat was also due to be selling “Our door step is worn by satisfied customers” e Telephone 92 or 95 and leave your order with . ! Although ec are almost unanimous in including hig fs among the baneful effects | 4 P \ o ! Sl the dc mark soon. GEORGE BROTHERS! | e e | at ide commercial Ther> was a deluge of buying orders which con- ‘ depression ard the ref tinued all day and well on into the evening. While Full Half COl‘d, $4.25 nevertheless Great |the chief demand was for silver stocks, standard : l ! sicgriped oty age B B I T Some Essentials Chester Barneson PANTORIUM , i ction in the |cheap local mining stocks. < | ndu s FIAT Tiaw U yesterday many people had an idea that 2 | CLEANERS l\ i $ 3 T > was no money in the city. Now they know ()f Success F e PSS 1 j B e, inio, etfe B iSech the money is here and only the urge to spend SWe Oall, Sv%s ang Dpltves? ! | on of 30 per tent. dutlcs, based on value, On | i need to cause & break of the buyers' strike, JUNEAU CABINET PHONE 355 i ; urniture fety razors, o R ke 3 5 . . tal tool v y ust have certain With the coal i it comes from our hand metal tools vacuum It seems good deal like butting in Every buy a'nd girl m t A i | place. For our coal goes farther and and DETAIL MILL- i cleaners, wireless | when the National Prohibition Board of Strategy| assets to achieve success—not materia il gives a more even and satisfylng B b and sundry other articles undertakes to tell dry Democrats the terms o assets alone, but assets of character, i | heat. Ir your coal bin s running WORK CO. A ¥ Shaw y 2 ronts 3 a' % St . °. H 1 ) ki The United Staies, foremost in advancing the | V1 h ‘;:.»‘Im;“’)‘“&‘"“_l:}:““i ”“P(\“‘f“"“‘ ons’ 'to " their 3 and among the most important of these il | low, bfi::f have “:rf;du::lm' DEW |} From) Street, mext to Warmer { \ : protective system against other countries, resents its | Pa‘ty-— 1 -E: s 14 e i . # i i | supply to prove ot . our b J A 8 B o i b o Aweciba | e ! are ambition, industrly; personality, and | draying service is always the best Mackine S0en unean Auto ! k 2 S : Rsics en every man expecting a job under a Demo- e N ; \ | and we specialize in Feed. e ) f:r"dm.' a":w‘;."‘?“fr':,“[;?;“‘:';[‘l“” Sovestu atic President will pony up a dollar the party THRIFT.”—A. W, Mellon. e i CABINET and Palnt Sho ! ough the Treas! artme e that {debt will be fully paid before Christmas.—(Atlanta . RK i this Nation would raise its levies c ish com- | Constitution.) One dollar or more will open a savings account D. B. FEMMER MILLWO. Phone 477 Verl J. Groves mod:les to anyd;evel reached by g RN Gt~ g B 7 ; Phone 114 GENERAL CARPENTER gar Painting, Washing, | on Ame:rican goods. en 4y ing hare 4 erst g a middle- oli 3. . P \ The purpose—just slightly concealed—of the _|aged woman to tell her age is to persuade a middle- . WORK Chsssizhg‘z;'ihtisr:go%figg’ } ish tariff is to decrehse the amount of hc 4sed man to be his—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) The B. M. Behrends Ba]lk HAAS GLASS REPLACED 2 Up Work, Top Dressing. P from the United States. The proposed o R TR e e QMg Famous Candies | IN AUTOS Old cars made to look | the United ‘States will decreas: the amount of her|;.member away back o the good old ways. whon | OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA ] The Cash Bazaar like new ) imports from Britain. Both will suffer trade losses|a man got highly excited if he lost & certificate | = e % Estimates Furnished Come in ahd get our low ! they have hitherto enjoyed. To each a diminution |for a thousand shares of stock—(Honolulu Star- I Om Evenings Upon Requert ] prices { f in commerce will be hurtful, What the two nu:lou.s. et * S . Saadasasssasadasassen Ilbsase s s S e b RENEUNAY k