The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 11, 1932, Page 4

11, 1932. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, JAN. open. It is not at all certain that the Republican Party will not follow Mr. Tilson, the ex-leader, and vote as it believes. If it does that it will not be dry. ing at home and crossing the street occasionally. However, a voyage on a four- or five-masted schoon- er is still a great adventure. The creaking blocks, the slatting sails, the pounding of feet on holy- stoned decks, and the joy that comes with favoring INDIAN PRICES DELIVERED N $15.50 HEMLOCK WOOD Order Now at These Prices Full Cord Phone 581, Goldstein Bldg. FOOT CORRECTION Hours: 10-13, 2-5, -8 | Expert Radio Repairing Radio Tubes and Supplies —_— . Dail laska Em ire ?Zurr of a Republican President. He is proving that NBRTHWESTERN fant child, Doris Balog, Mrs. B. G. °. 3 B - A Ihe is a really great legislative leader. Simpson, Mrs. Alma T'weed, Mrs. PROF q A y p Before the convening of Congress Democrats had {"| Mary J. Holbrook, Mrs. Shaboldah, FOREST ®. ESSIONAL l. [ Fraternal Societies } generally avoided Senators and Representatives in Miss Ida Shaffer, Miss Olga Klet- £ 5 T e 3 OF JOHN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER congress in considering their elder statesmen. They | fig, Jennie Brumberg, Nels An- Hel *|| CGastineau Channed | nave looksd to State governments and private| derson, Thomas Ness, E. E. Ninnis, WOOD elene W.L. Albrecht | (= Published every evening except Sunday by the 1aVe u Late g b | H. 1. Lucas, W. E. Powers, R. L. | PHYSIOTHERAPY ! EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main |jife for leaders. But a few weeks of legislative 1 ;. i B. P. 0. ELKS Streets, Juneau, Alaska. e anged the dspect of hi Davis, D. S. Davis, B. M. Behrends,|| RIDGEGROWN HEMLOCK Massage, Electricity, Infra Red ; ! ¥ _——— power has changed the aspect of things, I1. Goldstein, John Dee, Charles W. Cut Any Length Ray, Medical Gymnastics. MiSeitay evey - QIR Tu she Powt Office in Juneau as Second Class| poywever, it is not likely that Congress will make | Hawkesworth, Henry Brockman, 410 Goldstein Building Wednesday night ; . progress fast enough to attract the imagination and R Wiliam Smith, James Korosos, $4.25 per load Phone Office, 216 at 8 pm., Elks' e vy oguBsSRIETION RATES | lhope of Democracy from their sreat salaxy of State| Vessel Makes Night Call| Booked Throueh From Westwara . Hall eliv ¥ Fhane for $1.25 per month, leaders—Gov. Smith, Gov. Roosevelt, Gov. Ritchie, Way f S d Passengers on the INorthwestern|| DRIHEARTS—Free of knots SN R D e Visiting brothers i By mnlli. rms‘!:u. ‘“;(}.II‘” the y:u;;y}:?z“l;nzo‘;‘:mm former Secretary Baker, Owen D. Young, etc.—in on ay Irom ewart /from Westward ports for places for ranges, kindling, etc. DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER welcome. ne year, in advanc j0; six months, vance, y Baker, . ete. s $6.00; one month, in 5. : "ltime to greatly influence the [ ies and con- to Seattle south of Jux?eau were:, L load sr 00 DENTISTS M. S. JORGENSEN, Exalted Rule Subscribers will cor or if they will promptly & 3 From Seward for Seattle—Mr. arge load, $o.! Blomgren Building M. H. SIDES, Secretary. notify the Business Offic ¢ failure or irregularity |ventions which will select the delegates to the Na- and Mrs. Karl K. Kafjz, Mr. and | pr S e | . H. L ; delive of thel apers | ¥ Loby fty - 0] ! oo " E T o T or ‘Fdiiorial and Business Offices, 374, |tional Convention. Fifty-four persons booked pas-dyp.. jonn Beaton, My~ and Mrs.| 4 Hours 9 am. to 9 pm Co-Ordinate Bod- e e [ — Sage at Juneau carly this mori€ | Gus votilla, Mr. and Mrs. Amos E. GARNICK’S . il > _ies of Freemason- MEMBER OF ASSOCIATEL PRESS. | The confirmation of Leroy M. Sullivan to be|oR the steamship Northwestern for .. . “ares ©. M. Fickman, Mrs. GROCERY i ry Scottish Rite LI Aot ia exclusively entitled to the|United States Attorney at Nome is very .m:xs:acmry’}l::;s s;"::l‘ a'f’;i ‘:;‘:;‘mf[mlv:s‘f C. H. Linberg, Doris Ann Linberg, . . | Regular meeting It or mot L hin haper and also the |~ Mr. Sullivan’s many friends in Juneau. Mr.| G STOTY AL T O sarted | Mrs. W. R. Golden, Fiizabeth Bern- Phone 174 Dr. Charles P. Jenne second Friday o oo o s leullivan resided here Yor sometime before being|n row Biis Toar for Seattie, qliiMd, -Florende Y. Pianigad, '8, DENTIST esch month at ALASKA CIRCULATION GUAWANTEED TO BE LARGER (appointed Assistant United States Attorney in the| On reaching this city she moored!w“m; B o e e Rooms ‘;“;gm’mv”m“" =3 fikd 2.8 B THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION Third Division. His record here and in the Third|at the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining["”;,;om- pefomie e e Y P s e | eiephonasin SE S bl s“re."y~ Bt o : 3 EF ””“'*””"Dn;s;on was excellent. | Company:s - whatd, ‘where she dh-‘Nichu]son. By e - D, ? 8 “,‘ % e _mcommg pais.e"g?rs nmf From Cordova to Seattle—Helen RECREATION ° LOYAL ORDER OF ( Mr. Hoover once almost became a Demo- took on ore concentrates for Puget : rtha R Herma . . 2 scharge. he th Shift Downing, Bertha Roseberg, 1 W B MOOSE, NO. 700 | ecrat—(Cincinnati Enquirer.) Scund discharge. She then shifted 2. Allart Craig Faith, Wil- Dr. J. W. Bayne ) he Juneau Cold Storage Com- {1 Rosberg, A g s W Meets Monday 8 p. m. | Some members of his party probably wish he | the ol A ek gl salteqbur Irving, J. J. Henry, Charles DENTIST Ralph Reischl, Dictator, |had completed the transaction. »‘}I‘-‘ ,1’:“, inod ulttmitely for Honos}Jonnson. PARLORS Rooms 5-§ Triangle Bldg. Legion of Moose No. 25 | il Finally s i lheb rom Cordova to Petersburg—J. 2 Oftice h"“"'b ’9 :;“ t:m‘ DW. . | meets first and third Tuesdays. 1 The Republicans still have a majority of tWO|gity Wharf to receive baggage and F<F15X°nm-mme: e R Our alleyi hré in perfect ""‘"“‘n‘ue nml o G. :1 iflldwin,OSecretn;y and {in the Senate by the grace of a lame duck GOV-|embark outgoing passengers. L ,:zklen G.om Bretl}ng clarencz 1 e lerder, P. O. Box 273. |ernor in New Jersey and a Louisiana buffoon who| Passengers for Juneau | Madsen, Willam P. Palmer, William |} condition and we invite }|3= MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 .|refuses to quit his chair as Governor to take the| Persons from Westward ports Krestei. - 3 A ] Dr. A. W. Stewart Second and fourth Mon- |seat to which he was elected. and Skagway who got off hered ™o o sSkagway to Seattle—A. O your inspection. i & i: mns; g'ytt?s‘h engx month in | yere: 2 ! | Scof te Temple, ‘ | From Seward—Mrs. Ruth John- Schlegel. | Hours9a mto80 W | heginning at 7:30 p. m. ) Sailing Ships. son, G. F. Juhn\ox:}l Sal‘zy_\- Lung:e_ .. = SI.'WM;.th:Ui:‘nNG ! JOHN J. FARGHER \ From Cordova—Mrs. James Stew- | Oftice , Res. | [ ¢ aster; JAMES W. = (Seattle Times.) art. BLACK CAT Phone 276 FiR LEIVERS, Sec 4 Tk \EES THE 1 P < o | retary. REPUBLICAN LEADER SEES T Stormy weather and perilous adventure have| From Skagway—Marian Ganty, CA Y -SH e LIGHT. ladded substantially to the widespread interest in|T. W. Sprake, Frank Johnson. | ND OPPE . - *| “ORDER OF EASTERN sTar — [the race between the four-masted Commodore and| Persons who booked passage for | F A E s E S HENRY L. BAHRT, Prop. Robert Simpson | Second and Fourth That reverses every so often are good for a|five-masted Vigilant from Hawaii to Washington ports south wer, | Dinner from 5:30 to 7 pm. Opt. D I Tuesdays of each month, political party is being demonstrated once in a while |waters. The arrival of the winning schooner Com-| For Petersburg—Mrs. L. Lemieux, | . . pt. A Rl by thy in the present session of Congress. One of the modore off Cape Flattery stirred _public enthusiasm Jacobson, Alex- : o & ! Gl;nchubfe lmwAnge esando- ] i Temple. sEcgtxt_Et; marked instances was disclosed the other day when out of proportion to its commercial importance or £ Twentv Thousand Rallroad | lege of Optometry HOWARD o " rg vas B 37 r Wrangell—Mrs. J. M. Chase. e R . b ¢ Can Sa M Opthalmology , Worthy Mat- Representative John Q. Tilson of Connecticut, Re- its cargo. It was the climax of a sporting event| For Wrange T Mot in Chile' Sibmit ou ve Money at e P Ty Gra o BANNY T OE ublican floor leader in the House during the Long cell designed to set habitues of the waterfront| For Ketchikan—Judge and Mrs.} & Our Stere 3 ses Gr INsbN Beroii ~ P g p;m + of -t SpekIEIs ‘chate. Brou a3l Justin W. Harding, and Justin W.| Elght Demands SEE US FIRST . . , Secretary. o gPimicY. Of WO SRR S 0 small part of the water-borne commerce |Harding, Jr. District Court Cler i : ol - § resolution for the submission of &n amer of the world is ]camed in sailing ships. So ef-|John H. Dunn and Mrs. Dunn.| | Harris Hardware Co. Dr. Geo. L. Barton KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS to the Constitution that would transfer the control fectyally have -such vessels been replaced in the|United States Attorney H. D. Stab-i SANTIA.G'O: Chile, Jan. 11.—Ma- l Lower Front Street . o L Seghers Council No. 1760. of the liquor question from the Federal Govern-|trade routes that to see one in these times is a!ler, Deputy Court Clerk Norman B. ghl:eg;m;o;elemou:beg u;day on'.‘ o CHIROPRACTOR Meetings second and last ment to the States, allowing each State to decide |spectacle of first magnitude. Contests such as that|Cook and Mrs. Cook, Deputy Court el Tt T zfg\gégfl o lY the f("f’l‘-‘ . . Hellenthal ‘Building Monday at 7:30 p. m. and act for itself. | between the Commodore and the Vigilant stir mem-|Clerk Venetia Pugh, Mrs. Thomas Ig}‘]‘_’l”e‘" ;:ale' Rflfi"{: ‘;yest o t;‘:‘ DONALDINE OFFICE SERVICE ONLY Transient brothers urg- Mr. Tilson's action has its roots set firmly in |ories of romantic days ;vhen cl;pp?r ships cfamhemil?:o H. 1;:”% Mdys,:r;n (;M.Unl(:“;‘cilfk‘wlt‘llea?'reei i me:“ };r' S:%:etiaé; 1 Beauty Parlor nom;: 9 n: :. ;opu;n noon gl a:fib;!stell‘i‘cilfthcsorncil spicy S air of ates Attorney - 29 . m. . m. : reet, 8 i noivles of Jetforson, the gress Hounide jof the ?:exx: ucx:l\lx:x‘::]lg\::’x‘i‘ :\:do;:' v?sr;cin:'au:.rxgr lands. g"[i: e,\. i ?mt United States At-|Were ordered to strike. Franklin St.. at Front 1 : m. to 8 p. m. JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. e Democratic Party a:ld true expounder of real Am-|™5y Ty Tood Tof the clipper ships the world|torney George W. Folta, Court Re-| The bufs men also f‘“l‘dedl not to|| Phone 496 RUTH HAYES =y Appointment | H. J. TURNER, Secretary. ericanism. The “noble experiment” is not “‘"d_"e‘erlo[ trade had no such information as it possesses|porter John H. Newman, Courb}"pe‘a"‘ earing reprisals, although |e s PHONE 259 || et i e was based on Democratic principles, even if it has|ioqac Old-time skippers would bring back wWord|Crier Peter Delgard, Nora Nyland, [not favoring the strike. = B b le o | DOUGLAS AERIE 117 F. 0. E. received the support of a lot of Southern Demo-|that China would like to trade tea for cotton|Lucy Starich, Benjamin Nyland_l Flfll:[ demands have been mad'e | Guaranteed P T = " Meetsnrsl.and'third cratic Senators and Representatives. Speaker Garner, |fabrics, hair pins and nails; that a pretty penny|Charles H. Flory, O. J fll\omwn”bz [Ihf stngers, a;nongnth:m ;; dxw SHEET METAL WORK o;aw;net:m ‘pnnwclm Mondays, 8 i cluck% then an ordinary Representative from Texas, told [could be picked by selling hardware to New|pEqward Warner, L. H. Kubley. \‘;or ‘L‘l:’e l’::;in;mygems snu?n‘;;o“ PLUMBING Eios Eraimie d"—ous'm Bkt ;i)to Elasle;l Iéml. Congress that when the Eighteenth Amendment was‘Zealand natives, or blue denim overalls to the Porto D(~tinchfcr Zen\taile o ks 3 i GEO. ALFORS ot Valenotlne Bldg. G‘;'g a;MITfi éecl';il‘;lri}?. VY;L'P' of i i he Vi ainst | Ricans. For Seattle—Mr. and Mrs. C .M. e RS oot % e » g siting before it for consideration, and he woted agash|™ry Logern practice is to have commercial|Cramer, Mrs. A. J. Balog and in-} OId papers at The Empire. 1l PHONR)AEE | | | Office Phone 484; Residence | | brothers welcome. submitting the proposition. President Wilson sensed "'"scouzs in all the ports of the world who send| 7 5 R . Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 and he vetoed every Prohibition measure that ever |’ . v g » to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 L i S i thelr trade tips by cable, radio or mall. From ML T T T T T Our trucks came before him. The great men of both pames‘[he latest bulletin of the United States Depart- gllllllllllllllll i 2 ELECTRICAL L3 L) b b go ;:: l];l:::]m knew it and they know it now. Its passage Was|ment of Commerce one learns that Manila is in ths = B | PR ARE T S ST B e m""‘;; ede el v simply the result of catering to expediency |market for fans and artificial flowers; Milan, Italy,| = = REPAIR WORK JUNEAU-YOUNG N b)}:r lk;t:;se hwho wanted rn‘ win e‘.ecugns tam‘xg:‘lm 2:::1(11 10“ :;gsid(:(‘W;};:u;;urlax::ct?:; Or(‘xu‘a;le]:;alawsi;);ig = NO JOB TOO SMALL Faneral: Parlors PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 | i throu; their- dry votes the organized vote of the |ca S siderable a L = A % & S Anu-smoon‘neagie and its allies. workeiiuts: Bl TrissienTiay mgniosiin 10 wlace = s . £(} Capital Electric Co. Licensed Funeral Directors l RELIABLE TRANSFER | 74 high-handed, e " |an order for quill toothpicks. avana notes a brisk| = e O L h P h gL and Embalmers e | 4 ?b"z' °p‘f:::tfu "rrs];‘t':n” a':nzdmz:nc:,er oo |demand for bathing suits, and Buenos Aires wishes|S 1§ A with a Frice that = Night Phone 1851 Day Phorie12 H i uon RO paIs y Y Pre-|. few gross of baby carriages. Agricultural imple-|Z = . . i sented the Jeffersonian principle of State rights poni automobile products; chemicals, leather, lum- | S ! g £ GARBAGE = = NEW RECORDS 9 and individual liberty that former drys have seen per machinery, shoes and textiles are but a few appeals to every Coal consumer in Juneau £ the light, ceased to be led by fanatics and relented. |of the commodities that enter into our foreign 8 Dr. C. L. Fenton | NEW SHEET MUSIC Give Mr. Tilson credit for switching from party |trade. = HAI )LED CHIROPRACTOR i y d i Travel by steamship is now safer than stay- = dne Bowel RADIO SERVICE edicts based upon expediency and coming into the P LUMP....... 314.50 £ R ble Monthly Rates Kidney and Specialist WILL CONSIDER PACIFIC TRADE ARE Can America find a way out of her present economic depression by developing what Hawali's former Gov. W. R. Farrington called “the world's largest potential market—the Pacific area?” This question will furnish the basis of much discussion at the three-day meeting of the Na- tional Foreign Trade Council to be held in Honolulu May 4, 5 and 6, 1932, under the chairmanship of James A. Farrell, President of the United States Steel Corporation. “The chief aim of the convention will be to conduct a round table discussion among represen- tatives of all the countries of the Pacific in order to develop their points of view as to ways of expanding their trade with our country.” This statement was made by Oscar King Davis, Execu- tive Secretary of the National Foreign Trade Coun- cil, during his recent visit to Honolulu to confer with business leaders there on plans for the com- ing convention The convention is being held jointly with that of the Pacific Foreign Trade Council. winds, are things which make the old days scem attractive. One regrets that the schooner Commo- dore will be towed to Bellingham instead of Seattle. It would be worth something to welcome that gallant survivor of the days of romance. Foreign Goods on the Variety Stage. (Manchester Guardian.) Trouble is said to be brewing on the variety |stage—the Ministry of Labor is determined to pro- |tect British performers against foreign competitors, and the ‘“entertainments industry” (which pre- sumably means the owners and managers) is alarmed at the possibility that quite frreplaceable artists from other lands may be removed from music-hall programs. But the Ministry is not alarmed; it has a standard and it intends to keep to it. According to report, its intention is to exclude all foreign performers “except those of exceptional talent"— which does not satisfy the music-hall magnates, ince they doubt the ability of Whitehall to decide what is “exceptional talent” for the purposes of a highly organized trade and a pretty critical audience. It ought, however, to satisfy one branch of the entertainments industry—if revue writers do not {leap at the notion of civil servants putting a Ger- man juggler through his paces or the Minister price, that will give We have higher priced coals but none at any economy than “INDIAN.” coals that serve, satisfy and save. Dri-Brite Wax NO RUBBING—NO POLISHING Juneau Paint Store more satisfaction and Stick to known _ Pacfic Coast Coal Co. CALL DIRECT—412 Halt Cord ..............$450 Five Cords or over, $1.00 cord E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 1 The Florence Shop Phone 421 for Appointment FIRE ALARM CALLS Third and Franklin, OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT Will remodel to suit tenant G OLDSTEIN BUILDING )\ = JUNEAU MELODY HOUSE JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage Prompt Delivery of ALL KINDS OF COAL PHONE 48 — | Leaders in Pacific foreign trade estimate the |himself inquiring into the capabilities of a pair of 1-4 Front and Franklin. S ” ‘ number of potential buyers in the Pacific area at|American “back-chat” comedians, then the day of THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. SIS Tl B bition inspiration must indeed be over. Wherever else 1-6 Front, near Gross Apts. i ! e “exceptional talent” may reside, even the ablity THE G ASTINE AU 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart, C. SMITH and CORONA The National Foreign Trade Council is a non- [, grasp an exceptional opportunity will have de- 1-8 Front, near Saw Mill. & political, non-partisan- organization 'composed of merchants, manufacturers, railroad and steamship men, and bankers representing all sections of the United States, and collectively for the the discoverable talents of the intending performer. Cole" " 2 e's Garage. isfied customers” aral intercht of &1f clotoer: aged 1 forign |BUb it must be admitted tha tthey have found a = B ot et ewaid ot i trade. It had its inception at the National Foreign |Singularly difficult sphere in which to apply the 2-5 Front and Main. Trade Convention at Washington, May 27, 28, 1914 when the need was recognized for an organization which should endeavor to co-ordinate the foreign trade activities of the nation. The areation of the National Foreign Trade Council was authorized for that purpose. DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS ATTRACT- ING ATTENTION. The Associated Press says the Democratic leaders are showing signs of getting their feet set firmly on the ground and intimates they will present a definite program and a united front to the country. It declares that relief and taxation legislation will be leaders in the program. serted our drafters of satirical comedy. In actual practice presumably the new censors will be guided |by the size of the reputation and salary rather than “Buy British” proposition, for in all countries the promoters of popular entertainments tend to borrow freely from the resources of other lands; for ex- ample, the reputation of English jugglers, acrobats, and circus performers is deservedly high on the where such performers are frequently At the present time the plight of the English musicians offers the hardest case among our native performers. American jazz bands may have contributed something to their difficulties, |but the “tinned music” of the sound films has been their real enemy—and neither the Ministry of Labor nor the music-hall managers can keep that out of the country. i Continent, | engaged. The New York State Labor Federation, “wants 275 per cent. beer” But, this being a free country, the Drys, of course, tell the New Yorkers | | Our Services to You Begin and End at the Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat Saving Not of great fortunes they seldom do.”— One Dollar or More Will Open builds for the future. variably by small savings. the rich can afford to speculate, and Speculation , The foundations have been laid in- “None but Anonymous. Front at A. J. Office. Willoughby at Totem * Grocery. ‘Willoughby, opp. Cash Fire Hall Home Boarding House. Gastineau and Rawn ‘Twelfth, B.P.R. garage. JUNEAU CABINET | and DETAIL MILL- | WORK CO. | Fromt Street, mext to Warmer | B. FEMMER one 114 Machine Shep CABINET and | Guaranteed by J. B. BURFORD & CO. “Our door step is worn by W. P. Johnson % e that they can’t hi 2.75 beer.—(Buffalo Courier- A This, among many things appearing in the news- | Express g a Savings Account 48 Tweltthand Willougnby, || § MIE papers and magazines, is highly complimentary to i K 51 s“’:’"’:’ Grocery. LLWORK FRIGIDAIRE yy from the majority and putting a bill through ! g?xwuwmmmngm- illusioned about a quirer,) Speaker Garner and those in the House and Senate| Possibly it would simplify matters if the Euro- 'ARPENTER ELCO who are associating with him in leadership. pean countries were permitted to pay their war GENERAL C. A n&%fim‘:}ms Speaker Garner is living up to his long record |debts in brass, a product which they seem to The B M B h nds B k WORK MACHINES in Congress. Two or three times he took the lead have in great abundance.—(Ohio State Journal.) . . @i re an GLASS REPLACED o & in taxation legislation. He has given the unusual 0 ? ENERAL MOTORS RADIOS ; ‘ The New President of Spain wants to visit Am- LDEST BANK IN ALASKA IN AUTOS example of a minority leader taking a (ax siAtion| ey~ Anq ‘then wow't the poor fellow be dis- kSN 3 A Phone 17 Front Street Juneaw