The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1932, Page 4

4 Sunday by th i evenink ; Gxent INTI G and Main ed RE_PRINTING COMPANY at Sec ets, Juneau, Alaska Post Off; red in the e In Juneau as Second Class SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Dellvered by carrier In Juneau, Douglas, Tha per month. following rates: six months, in advance, Treadwell and vor hey will promptly vy failure or irregularity Business Offices, re nd MEMBER OF ASSOCIATEDL PRESS. ntitled to the ches credited to in this paper and also the 5N GUAWANTEED TO BE LARGER OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION ALASKA THAN THA EXACTING ITS SH. POUND OF FLES The ned Th Cabir its pov jected Fed yarole i unless itence. Tt there an addi- May By s bu ving r's oath, he him to do this th and his days the persons » Harding Ad- ation the ofl scandals the only dua mnvicted and from whom expiation req H pu. men has be v even the most exacting. The parole bos d him a parole on the gr at it would keeping with sound f policy. How a of remi the remaining portion of Fall's sentence could hurt public interests is difficult to Because he was found guiity, justice 10 the demandad that he be punished ends o have been adeqt served and majesty law vindicated time has come when should be permitted to enter into the case no one can be ured if this feeble and k old man is permi to leave his cell and e to live out i last few hours on this earth refused to extend this yover, who was F ellow C: to give him pardon s COMMITTEE ion, answering a question as to the e road ever e of getting on a paying basis Ohlson said defici nd it during the year 1931 was Is safe to say that the deficit Railroad hereafter will not above that amount, and the re¢ afte litation work has been com- pleted, whic take between five and six years, T foe in that the deficit will be ent ped out and the property ime on a self-sustaining WRIGLEY, SPORTSMAN AND BUSINESS MAN. recently, was not sport William Wrig outstanc world of I He Ar he gum as his only an was a gres started but an world’s great his chewing Cubs, 1e it into known one was fortunes s widely for Chicago home National Le the alesmen hi Tell have a really few y of often as one of the Mr. Wrigley a this philosophy and oni ed time, efore salest You people Explain gava anship em quick ‘em mus something want, for its to folks product o row downstream than up. plainly and sincerely what you have to sell in as few words as possible and keep everlastingly at hen Persistency and consistency in advertising were he keynotes of his remarkable success in the chew- ng gum e. He stressed this fact, saying: “Ad- ’ I ty much like running a furnace I've got to keep on shoveling coal. Once you he fire goes out. It's strange that SOt imagination can’t compass this fact.” I at attended the practical use he of “th theory furnishes convinecing evidence ndness, Who said there was nothing new under the sun? How do you classify the warning issued by a Washington physician to members of Congress that they are in danger of breakdowns from overwork? One about Mr. Mellon’s new job as Am- bas to Great Britain, the impeachment weapon be used against him th Government took away Gandhi’s clock, cupboard and typewriter for left him his wardrobe. Beer and the Fathers. (New York World-Telegram.) ‘Let us apy to the people according to the methods of our fathers,” urges a communique from with | 'RESS : OHLS ()\ "" Rl E the \/h‘h\uh Board of Temperance, Prohibition and & T Public Mo; | At the end of his very able presentation of the | A A S ol e methods of the fathers, we learn also from i Alaska Rallroad’s case before the Subcommitiee on ', jorer of or Harry Hawss to Senator Hiram | b Inte: Department Affairs of the House APPrO- pingham, were to drink and let drink—plentifully 1 priat Comm Col. O. F. Ohlson, General of beer and wine, sparingly of the ardent spirits. ; Manager of t tution, was mly comm:nd- ~ George Washington, says the Senator of Mis- e i ke addle-bag, ene for his coach. Also, in his own 3 P B e : N +immortal, hapdwaitiy he penned. a.home brew I may say to you that we feel that you S, Lol A recipe.. -Senator Hawes, howsver; recommends® ic rendering a- splendid public service up b X ; A for the ten million contemporary home brewers “to ¢ to our country and to Alaska, and k £ . % " liect 1 improve the quality | nittee has the kindliest feeling 2 e ; | R nisn wnT ot par Henry as Governor of Virginia also dal- 1 s . b lied h home brew, wrving it at State functions = o at Richmond k. This view was later expressed by Chairman | " .nomgs Jefferson also ententained a Scotch brew- 4 . ¢ of the Interior Depart- ' er whom he called “an honest and useful man.” 5 the Committee in con- ie is about to settle in our country, and to : : oblem. The former asked | establish a brewery, in which art I think him a 3 the Col. Ohlson has proved to be a very skilful a man as has ever come to America,” Jeffer- 4 e not?”. to which Mr. Wilbur SOn Wrote to a friend. “I wish to seze this beverage ¥ he is one of the big finds” And Decome common instead of the whiskey which kills ¢ 5 one-third of our citizens and ruins their fam- nted: “It seemed so to the Com- ..o i very. £ bly impressed by him. And another President, James Madison, urged v nade a st presentation of the st on imported beer to encourage home 4 1 apparently convinced the com- re. He stated he hoped to introduce brew- 41 X ssity for reducing the freight ing into every S not only to increase its con- A \though he, himself, was not convinced and Sumption but as a source of local revenue. 4 therefore not convincing, on the importance of In view of Senator Hawes's useful researches per- putting the passenger rates back to their former Daps the drys will be less ready to inv th ) methods of our faths i low bas - ed t committee a statistical analysis 5 5 ' H red the comm ee & statistical anal Congress to date has been giving a demonstra- ¥ of revenues irsements of the railroad since tion of “when it is good it is very (Indianapolis Star.) very its incer sion of his explanation Watch forour Opening Juneau Frock % | Shop “Exclusive But Not Expensive” Coats Dresses Hats Lingerie Hosiery and Costume Jewelry g ALL NEW SPRING MODELS! . Saloum’s Old Store Near Gastineau Hotel good."™ e SRS USSR Juneau Youn o Hardware Lumpun‘\‘ § ! 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