The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 24, 1932, Page 4

Gt e R e e e Sl THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1932. .l 4 l k E . [to date indicate that about all Gov. Ritchie is cer- @he turned eagerly to Car. N iy Dfll ‘) Alasrka mplre tain of is the Maryland delegation and all that Gov Gar explained, with much self- PROFESSIONAL | Fraternal Societies ? % |Mumay is absolutely sure of is Oklahoma. | satisfaction. . L5 oF e onY . EDITO! | The outstanding activities, thersfore, in connection “The Idyllers are getting up a W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER | - : iOHN o hied - with the Democratic. Presidential nomination’ are the | .y J‘“ ABBOTT company of players, Kit—find a 4 H W L ] - Ca.‘nmu thmnd except Sun by _the| .o sidoey of R 3 andt = B barn somewhere and turn it into a elene . L. Albrecht l FANY at Second and Main |candl acy of Gov. Roosevelt and the movement to S L3 j little thestre. Té's Marge's ides snd PHYSIOTHERAPY “stop Roosevelt.” The great mass of the people are SYNOPSIS: Left alone in the |vid when he knew that Mis. FTeW {cne wants me to help her run the| | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red B. P. 0. ELKS not apparently greatly interested in stopping Roose-| Di§ empty house by her young |and Carol and Gar were all going |y Ray, Medical Gymnastics. | Meeting every - thing. Therell be a lot of detail Wednesday night g = R = She put her hand in the hollow | Gapg shoulder. She did not notice ke = of her arm, with a little breath of | o curious kindling of Mrs. Frew's BURFORD’S | g E contentment. eyes as they went swiftly from her = “Everything, © Gar. Pl o | surprised Kitty, held her attention. 4 Bhe (a1 Aokl e OF B 00 | 1. Bt S e an eociomians 1 Ml TeE JUNEAU LAUNDRY L2 ing to the house because she re-|,.gitations! Franklin Street, between X membered that David had spoken| « think it's very splendid of ,. = ¥ of it as a conspiracy betweenPound | ‘hem to have asked you, Gar. PHONE 359 = IR i :,“dm h‘m:’lf- d?:le hvicitmfl its | itty's attention came back to Mrs. | = orkings, Poun lephoning to Da-lprew and what she was saying. = 5 = . ’ W.P 11 Ladies’ Shoes B Jahnegy el Rt e husband, Kitty Frew finds unex- |to be out ; TR AN D __________|velt. On the other hand it is quite apparent that 3 E e, work to get it started and it 410 Goldstein Building Y SUBSCRIPTION RATES. |the great body of Democrats seem to be either | :.’:f“'fiz '";ml:::y' a.:::"l)::’.id. 'M“’: h‘”‘”fk‘vi)au ever see David, Gar”|poaq someone, who can give the _Phone Office, 216 at 8 pm, Elk¢ s Delivered by carrier in Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell and | aotively for Roosevelt or very willing that he should ere- S B pase askod. SReee time to it.” ° . Thane for $1.25 per month. . 4 i Frew’s son by another marriage, | “Not any oftener than Icanhelp,”| anq ) | ———————————————| Visiting brothers » following rates: be the nominee. The indications are that his| who has quarreled with the pres- What does he do?” nd money, of course,” Mrs. LRI + Iwelioats « months, in advance, | nomination will be conceded before the convention| ent Mrs. Frew, is smuggled in by t S AR e DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | |\, o 1o they will promptly ! convenes. the butler, Pound. Kitty finds |write, but T guess nobody agrees| «, . DENTISTS k .M HGENBEN, N S o or irregularit David easier to know than the |with him.” Pl LAt BB lberid Blomgrerl Bullding i e el E. E. Hurja, former Alaska newspaperman, now | boys -and girls of her husband, “Where does he live?” = [h?" i l:' Fte 18 gy PHONE; 3 ! Co-Ordinate Bod: . R T a resident of New York, a very close political| Gars' crowd, and they quickly be- | Il drive you past his apart- mive; in . yod, MURWES Vo WAy the| | - Hours §MfiEe 9 pa, ies ‘of JEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. | Y . : subscriptions.” He took the check es ‘of Freemason EMBER s | . itical| come friends. David warns her to ot 5 N inted Press is exclusively entitled to the |observer, in a recent letter concentrates the political 3 s. Dav arns ment some day and then youll see|yis mother had signed. hod . ry Scottish Rite e dispatches credited 10| otion into the sentence, “It's all Roosevelt!” :ak:a:t ;:oy:?;l:‘:mx‘ (Yho ;;ds o me;n Wh;xm s et | “Were going to try some revivals|e P i : x T PE0 ARUEAV SI— she Gar, Mrs. |w: out. But why all this inter-:__ » i second F “|RCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER 1 i U RS RTEE 3 Frew’s hostility to the recent |est in David?” la'-h?;{c ttrk’:e m:& ?Oxfl.slmsd of| | Dr. Charles P. Jenne i monrc‘: aa’t N GF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. | The necessity of raising taxes to meet the after-| marriage is mainly shown in the le's your half-brother, Gar”|n oo B Ui e ug up DENTIST 7:30 p,'m, Boot- (s O A O |math of the jazz days of the Nineteen-Twenties iS| way she encourages Gar mot to GGy nothing: V0. me sor 8 professional who'll coach us, Paul Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine tish Rite Templs [giving the Democratic Hous: @ diverting task. go to work. Kitly and Garhave [to you, Kit.” i A SO (HeA DaE NEOE T UR It Building PR S DL e | —_— quarreled because she wants him he dropped the subject of Da- play~guess hes gapd, “all ‘et Telephone 176 ; « it vy to carn his own spending money. But her friendli e M et vacti v o £ s ) Too Much “Buck Passing. g ol e W9c gy But bee frisEiness toward pgs et LOYAL ORDER OF i eft in a rage, saying |him stood against Gar’s scorn. . MOOSE, NO. 700 A CHANGE OF IRISH POLICY. The kind of Commissioners The Times has in|Stolen evening very pleasant. As|you like it?” Kitty would ask, anx- Office Phone 469, Res. M: . JAMES e The working out of the policies of President |mind are sayed by local influences, sometimes actual- s Shey have xt}theredv_l like you. fipusly, each time she appeared from Phone 276 ,ef:::,'r' s i g Eamonn De Valera of the Irish Free State will |ly dominated. They cannot be fair if they would. s j"I‘““! we gt be_f{‘e“.ds' the fitting room to meet his inspec- D — — = attract world-wide interest. The turbulent leader |And there are those who recognize the fact that uicklvxk:h“gfi:my Kitty answered, |tion. Gar was prompt to praise or i +| ORDEP, OF EASIERN STAR who has at last come to leadership of his country mf}"n*“”l ’;?jec"tfig‘:]‘e:;dwwfi‘fsuJUng"t‘f"e“ hi:ckc‘w' ws - “phanks: - Remember; how, e fisfi?iz‘l'efiaip:;::ngav‘:l‘[v(ajftsy :‘m“ Robert Simpson | Second and Fourth " o comil befor pi 2 A 2! . N instead of heading the opposition has gnnouncux gmndgjunm S of Lhs mf“smm such action|Car, you haven't got that square |tle glow of pride. Finally his choice Opt. D. 'I:les:nys’olleachmonth. his purpose to present a strong anu-Enghsk? policy.]nm only burdens the Government with needless chin of yours for nothing. Remem- |fixed on a corn-yellow gown of ex- Graduate Angeles Col- :m’e Toct)}. Scottish He will favor a union of Ulster with the Irish Free | .. co byt also works great hardship on the un- ber that you've chosen to marry|guisitely soft chiffon. lege of Optometry and s 8 A;Dflm;a hEDITH State, the abolition of the oath of allegiance to the fortunate person involved, leaving a stigma which|? boy who hasn't learned vet| But it was ninety dollars! Kitty Opthalmology ron; FANNY L. ’1:1‘).; King, the abolition of the land annuities to the js not easily removed and causing financial loss that living is & man‘s-sized job"lhad -gasped at the price. Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground INSON, Secretas P English Government, etc. He regards close com- from which there is no recovery. After David had gone Kitty Sfl"‘ #Gar, T could buy two dresses for 2 s mercial ties with England as not a necessity to the | These conditions are not mew. The fee system|on alone by the dying fire. N“”}Ehflt"‘ & KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Emerald Isle. is an old-time evil from which Alaskans have been|the room did not seem e You can have all the Dr. Geo. L. B Seghers Conneil No. 1760 oa Britd GoveriRMAL -aiteedy has' waried |BYING o free .the Terriloly lor many Y AL T ke gt o o es you want! Take it. Let's r. Geo. 'c“;’:mn Meetings second and last B e Vel i U Sty of the outh (1T he e Of /e efEE IOl is being made iz get out and go somewhere for SHIROFRA Monday at 7:30 p. m. o1 3ok this winter by Delegate Wickersham to get rellef| She mused over what David {junch.” Hellenthal Building Transient brothers urg- of allegiance to the British Crown and the with- p o0 “conorecs with small hope of action at this|had said of Gar—of herself. Hel Sho had worn the new dress that OFFICE SERVICE ONLY oo ey ol holding of the land annuities would cause the GOV- yime Congress apparently being more willing to|thought of them both as children inight to dinner at .the Country Hours 9 am. to 7 pm. Chambers, Fifth Street. ernment the “gravest concern.” encourage continuance of the practice of cluttering |But he'd been right—Gar was just | Ciub. She had felt gayer in it. Tub- PHONE 259 JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. The De Valera policy is a direct reversal of that 'grand jury deliberations with needless investiga-|a boy. And she'd been too criti- by had told her that she looked like EASTER o ° H. J. TURNER, Secretary, of the late Cosgrave Government. President Cos- tions than to provide for the employment of com-|cal of him. She should not have 3 million dollars. Marge had ad- o ° A W grave and his predeosssors tried to make the Petent officials expected him to adjust himself &%t mired it GREETING CARDS DR. R. E. SOCTHWELL . . business relations with England as close and free | once to his new responsibilities.| “you made a hit tonight, Kit. ‘ q’mem’"'—ol’“m;“ i Our trucks go any place any as possible. They worked with the purpose of Hanging On. p;*i‘gnml‘;‘xged)"a‘;’;:'c; :fi‘lgfigim“ DRGNS 90 A CANDIES Ey;fw‘i’:’?,‘m%‘;;‘::;’:“md b jRp Ak Ay i establishing the Free Stale as one of the great| i <t il o D Wl aftecwprds. NOVELTIES Office Phone 484; Residence burner trouble. family of independent nations that constitute the Oglami, T NET nt|Gar's mother. Poor David.' She i fn O A e Phone 238, Office Hours: 9:30 PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 Briish Empire, on an equally free basis with Can- | _When the oniy henth b 18 SXITETCA WL (Sl wowd ask Gar more about i |much inspired by 1 and she knew bl s i ||| RELABLE TraNsFER | ada, Australia and South Africa. They con- Mt SPENE RRCTC PR O ee fhat 1t would be|Whet had made him so bitter, SOfshe was stupld in sensing What the .I uneau Drug e °le . tended that the English market is essential to the seen alive again semed slim. Its disappearance was mmlerent?» Perhaps she oould;ms;m or wanted her to do, but it o ® agriculturists of Ireland |taken for granted, as a matter of fact, at the last f"!fl,xlfié‘;hm:}“’e ahax?fm;;afz:ml Te- {was pleasing Gar— 4 0 JUNEAU-YOUNG President Cosgrave, furthering the close com-|american Game Conference, and the tragedy used | ‘000 W K ; | "Gar had nol gone yet with Red C i mercial union of his country with England, had|to point a conservation moral Now, in her new-found confi- 4o the man about the new | Funeral Parlors NEW RECORDS been encouraging the Irish to adopt a system of | But the final rites were a bit premature, for |dence, she could plan a more se- ggericy. For one reason or anothe: s Mo Babatiinte | Licensed Funeral Directors NEW SHEET MUSIC breeding and planting that would make farm pro- [this lone grouse, the last of its once plentiful hm&‘)”_ ‘!{{ZCPAIOgah:rf"h“d m\.» the |thefr going was delayed from day for QUALITY” lm mp;"d fi';'l“‘ge"m e duetion throughout the year more regular rather |Was sighted the other day by a- farmer. Awtine | Houseliic. - S8 NG N R oAt B Sty had feady.plen. | SPp T st RADIO SERVICE than seasonal as in the past so that Irish products life ‘of the species went, this representative is a|Sh¢ o A v e 4 5ile" excuses, Red was busy one|é- e . PO Z 4 " " veteran. Naturalists say it is no less and probably edge of it, but probably that WaS|qay®the man was out of town, 73 B . Expert Radio Repairi could be sent across the Irish Sea in a more even 7 " |lher own fault. ! ° Xper adlo Repairing 1 a great deal more than nine years old. It has - ! | another. | FALLING HAIR STOPPED | Dr. C. L. Fenton Radio Tubes and Supplies stream the year round. This, he contended, o ioeq meanwhile, the hunters, natural enemies,| She'd be gayer, after this, With | Frequently she sent Gar off with- | | A healthy head WILL | CHIROPRACTOR pp would curtail Danish competition, particularly in|¢e disease and the elements which exterminated Gar§ friends. Perhaps, if she| oyt her, usually to play golf. “I've | grow hair. | Bidto TenRtian o t — poultry and dairy products. |the rest of its tribe. Everybody is glad to learn |bought herself a new dress, she|evariso much I want to do. T won't| | 3 | Constipation | Foue s expressed by the conservative element|that the ultimately inescapable fate has been at|Would feel more really gay. ,"The know youre away shed assure | NU-LIFE METHOD l Phone 581, Goldstein Bldg. JUNEAU MELODY in Ireland that the De Valera policy will, if carried least temporarily postponed. poor, rust-colored silk and the|nhim, And she'd busy herself quite e e FOOT CORRECTION HOUSE out. interfere with the prosperity that has pre- | The last heath hen, when the time comes, wil flowered crepe had b;end:’gfld “0 contentedly. With Pound's help l . 8, Yerpy! g | Hours: 10-13, 1-5, 7-8 vailed in Ireland—essentially an agricultural country 1Ot have died in vain. Its pathetic history, its|death. She had one hun 0!~ | she re-aranged Gar's room more to . . callfng vainly every spring for a mate which does not |1ars of her own saving from the|per Jiking. Pound talked about the |fereeeeeee . —— that depends upon a foreign market for the yields of her soil. Conservatives believe that the De Valera regime will not last long. Whether or not it will work out that way time will tell. At least it may be said for Cosgrave and his party control: they have given Ireland an economically sound govern- ment. Ireland, it is generally admitted, has been (Anchorage Times.) Alaskans cannot expect Supremz Court service from United States Commissioners in the smaller communities of the Territory. Under the fee system it is not always possible to induce capable men to serve as Commissioners and it very often happens that the services rendered are far from satisfactory. Most of such appointees lack experience; many of them do not possess even ordinary judgment and | |the result is that the Government frequently is called upon to pay out more in higher court costs than would be requpired to employ a Commissioner of reasonable ability. lexist—all of this, well press agented, has done the cause of conservation an inestimable service. Called “the outstanding wildlife martyr of all time” the heath hen will be indirectly the means of saving |other threatened species from a similar fate. Even the most indifferent must feel sympathy in the ‘recn.ax of its plight. that if she thinks golf a crime she needn’t go with him. Tem- porarily - Kitty forgets her wor- ries. Chapter 9 NEW VENTURE “Good heavens, it's ten o'clock. I may be caught here, and old Pound would be told to throw me out by brute force.” He took Kitty’s two hands and pressed them. “You've made my winter before. She was really happy as she went upstairs to their room. Her fear that an accident had detained Gar had completely vanished. She was asleep when Gar came in‘, late. He sat down on the edge of the bed and slipped his arm it something of his mother’s in- 1% He had gone with her to buy the David had been kinder to her thdn he knew.. He had done more 10 help her through a lonely evens ling. He had given her a new atti- tude toward Gar. That it had in dulgence did not come to her. She counted only its effect—under it Gar became the cramming lover he had been in Bridgewater. ng way to dismay. If Gar went Frew put in before Kitty could say| anything. “Let me give something.”| | into this venture—what of his job"‘ 26. Kitty's first excitement was giv- Carcl warns Kitty of a plot against her, tomorrow, and Kit- ty begins to resent Marge's highhandedness. — Dr. J. W. Bayne DENTIST Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. Office hours, 9 am. to 5 pm. Kvenings by appointment Phone 321 i L EASTEK UANCE At Moose Hall, Saturday, March —adv. new dress; after all, Kitty decided, that was the way it should be. “Do ettt 1) Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST Hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. | SEWARD BUILDING | Meets Monday 8 p. m. Ralph Reischl, Dictator. Legion of Moose No. 2§ mee's first and third Tuesdays G A, Baldwin, Secretary and Herder, P. O. Box 273, «r MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 141 Second and fourth Mon~ day of each month in Scottish Rite Temple, beginning at 7:30 p. m. ‘G JOHEN J. PARGHER, <5 country while he worked. She wrote long Iletters home, happy letters. She wrote to Sally Withers, teling her of the new dress that had cost ninety dollars. She did not tell Sally she had paid for it out of her own money. She had lost much of her feeling Juneau Public Library Free Reading Room City Hall, Becond Floor Main Street and Fourth C. HEGG TELEPHONE 235 littl ffected by the world d ion. 2 sl e C iy On_account of pressing duties as attorney for|around her, kissing ter eyes t|of timidity in the house, before 83 mtoldp m KALSOMINING & " , , : that California wine concern, Sister Mabel Wille- | Wwaken her. Gar’s mother, even with Carol. She § ACTIVE CANDIDATES ARE FEW. [0 oo e e many Prohibition speeches| “Kit, T was a beast to leave Y0u |jughed a little, thinking how, ex- |{ Cireulstion Room Open from PAINTING Willlam G. McAdoo says Speaker Garner is not seeking the Presidential nomination. Alfred E. Smith says he is not. Newton D. Baker has said many times that he is not out after the nomina- tion. The only avowed candidates to date are Gov. Roosevelt, Gov. Ritchie and Gov. Murray. Gov. White has not vetoed the proposal to give him the Ohio delegation and Senator James Hamilton Lewis has not refused the endorsement of Illinois. How- ever, neither of them has shown such activity in the premises as would warrant a statement that |this campaign year as she did back in 1928 —(Macon, |Ga., Telegraph.) | | They've given John Garner a gavel that weighs |250 pounds, with a handle seven feet long. Them |Republicans had better scatter.—(Dallas News.) | | Science once listed tunicata as among the lowest |forms of life; but lately we have developed the kidnaper.—(Lexington, Ky., Herald.) PR S S5 A | A wet plank would be a slippery thing for any party to adopt. A dry one would be full of silvers. they are seeking the nomination. The developments—(Detroit Free Press.) o e smile. “May I stay?” Unbidden, S. ZYNDA, Prop. e e - —— e ey PRy could get 1it. g she isat down on the arm of the 3 AR HRACAIMAINIER | oings were deaafor me with{crate o whicn G led. . . g e i | W o Gur. e | PLAY BILLIARD MUST GO FOR CASH ONLY J. M. Saloum alone so long. I didn’t stay away because I was sore, Kit. Red’s car broke down and the four of us had to go out in mine. Kit, were you awfully lonely? I missed you hor- ribly, sweetheart.” His nearness, the tenderness of his ardor enveloped her. She snug- gled closer into his arms, “Kit, Red’s been talking up a proposition to me. There's an au- tomobile agency going to open — that new Swallow car I pointed out to you the other day. Red thinks cept for David, she might have stayed on the edge of the house- hold. Cne day, passing the half open door of Mrs. Frew's sanctum and hearing Gar’s voice from within, she ventured quite boldly across the threshold. “Kitty?” There was a hint of inquiry in Mrs. Frew’s tone. It might have been Pound intruding and his mistress asking: “What is it, Pound?” But Kitty managed a right, now sweet?” I LT and instictively she leaned close to The sure way to get fast. compounded GETTING ALONG to save some money ALL the time. It isn’t necessary to make large deposits, as small and frequent additions to your account will make your bank balance grow amazingly We pay four per cent on savings accounts along in this world is twice a year 1 to 5:30 p. m.—7:00 to 8:30 p. m. Current Magazines, Newspapers, Reference, Books, Ete. HOTEL ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE HOME DECORATING Estimates furnished free DON’T BE TOO LIBERAL JUNEAU CABINET and DETAIL MILL- WORK CO. Front Street, next to Warner Machine Shop CABINET and MILLWORK GENERAL CARPENTER . ’ . . 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