The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 23, 1932, Page 4

B e S 13 T | | DECLAMATORY | il D i e o WP . 7 E ° jout nasty faces at friendly members of the| g — e 8 | Lt Daily Alaska Empire s conmomesin o xsons | ’ A | PROFESSIONAL ||| Fraternal Societiey ' u ST M R ~ | Thé temperate attitude on most things of the| .5 > OoF JOHN W. TROY - - PRESIDENT AND EDITOR supposedly radical new President of the Free State| Ou an larr 0 . Gastineauw Channc' B o v, pevoer - MANAGER ‘has softened PR opkiina of him and his fol-| Helene W. L. Albrecht | |o—— 3 3 __ lowers. While his temperance seems to be distaste- | 2 PRYSIOTHERAPY T B, P. O ELI v evening except by _the ful to some of his party members, the evidence i | by "uha C'e-fl'Addams ¥ Massage, Electricity, Infra Red Mceti‘n: eq:;r:l.xs NT COMPANTY at nd Main ) ot a great majority of his party support him| /[ S\ S W\ = =reN = Ray, Medical Gymnastics. Wednesday night - —— i 410 Goldsteln Build! y Post Office In Ju oond CIass i\ 0y ¢ similiess’ As unréllBBle s & Lindbergh SYNOPSIS: A suspicious [feet. On the stove was a gas|but it was plain that he had com- Phone Office, mm ;‘fans B e g £\ —— i S 7| doctor threatens Georgie Town- |flame flaring high, and the lid of pletely broken down. Georgle must|e ° ¥ 5 idnaping rumor. | eend" he b b C obla A inni ty 1] Goniaite) o i Visiting brothers SUBSCRIPTION RATES' e | nfis plan te hlold etrhjo y the ke .A: was spinning merrily H b o | m at once! e welcome, Beilvered by carrier In Junsau, Douglas Treadwell & Sy ain A ST T TNl s todk ool | follins her smployse (ERH IS recest SO L L e B DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | | GEORGE MESSERSCHMIDT, e A Ne followh te o | cousin Jenny—and not she—has |head was bandaged and plas‘med! She checked herself. DENTISTS Exalted Ruter. " < dvance, according to a dispatch, but further on it was| married Eddie Townsend. Jen- so that very little of his face could! Georgie was there but she was B n’, H SIDES' S ko : "l promptly | disclosed that it was in 1929. They have had a 1ot| ny finds the doctor, who has |be seen, but wWhat was visible 1ook-|not alone. She was ushering into W;‘ég‘u.f‘;gd’“ ! e o g A0 LB f any or irregularity of time in which to lose it all, and they have| attended Eddie after a nervous 1gly pale. His eyes were|her little hall someone whom Jen- Fiours 9 am, to 9 pm. 4 Co-Ordinate Bot. nd Business Offices, 374 probably done so. \ breakdown, trying to question ned. ny at once recognized as Grafton S A Jes of Freemason — A ‘ the superintendent of Georgie's it’s only you Jen,” he croak- | Matching. This upright, short old ha 2 ry Scotfish Rite MEMBER OF Assomfl‘EDhFl'R'E‘Sfi.‘d e i | apartment house. . tried to laugh and ‘then col-|man, shuffling along in his gray { @e———— . Regular mee!jms e A e i DL alB]. Clealten ito Planting Trees. | lapsed heavily into a chair and |clothes, his long gray face pushed| | Ty Charles P. Jenne | Ysecond Friday it or wis jited in this paper and also the —_— | CHAPTER 18, hel head in his hands. arrogantly forward, his shate-col- DENTIST _Ellch Bonth at local news y Irens ¥ S e (Ketchikan Chronicle.) | “YOU MARRIED MY PILOT” Jenny picked up the bottle, filled !ored eyes dull and blank, could bCI| Roems 8 and 9 Valentine 7:30 p. m.. Scot- TALASKA TION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER It seems odd that in Ketchikan, center of a beau- | He's upstairs, yes” the doctor |it, retrieved the lid and set t:he[no one else. s i { Building tish R..lte i‘emple‘ ™ ANY OTHER JBLICATION. tiful forest, we should talk about planting mountain 1id. “Miss Revell has told you, 0 boil. She was so afraid “My cousin, sir,” said Georgie Telephone 176 | | WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary ash tree But the talk isn't as fantastic as it may|of course, what his trouble is?” n incautious thing that ‘nervnusly. looking at Jennj 1} e. . bl e seem at first. In our haste to build a community,[ “Yes” said Jenny. “That is, r( . “Cousin eh?” (W PITES et 5 = LOYA LORDER OF we have neglected to provide, in most instances, for|she told me there was bad news voice the Old Man had.) D W = i MOOSE, NO. 700 beautifying our town. We have left the beauty abo him. She didnt give me married my pllot, Townse d, , r. J. . Bayne ‘Meets Monday 8 p. m. for the surounding country, and not for the com-|details.’ H ... Townsend’s wife, are yout|| DENTIST C. H. MacSpadden, Dic- munity 11" sneered the doctor, “And |were Bad news about|®n?” | Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. tator. Legion of Moose That is not peculiar to Ketchikan. It is true ne of you at home to take |Ed indesd! What could| (Copyright, Julia Cleft-Addams.) || Office hours, 9 am. t0 5 Pm. | [ o5 meots first and third Tues- of the majority of growing communities. It is se of the poor chap. Or per- be worse than a complete nervous g Evenings by appointment days. G. A. Baldwin, Secretary too. of almost all of them that after a few doesn’t live here, really? |collapse to a man whose only cap- If Jenny says “no,” she will Phone 321 and Herder, P. O. Box 273. they begin to think backwards, and look & I remember Miss Revell |ital was his courage, his coolness! betray Georgic; if she says |O&——=—- . o You might say that the American Legion is doing|me she was getting the |of judgment, his quickness of hand | “yes”, Matching may catch her |g o | MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 4% that in bringing to Ketchikan 200 mountain ash |2 ready for you and your in the net of her own lies. i Dr. A. W. Stewart Second aud fourth Mon- trees for planting here. These trees should help to|hu flicked the peacock satin! What does she answer tomor- ® DEN"‘.IST day of each month in make the appearance of the larger yards more| ‘I don't think” said Jenny very n into place on Georgie's| row? Hours 9 8. m. to 6 p. m. | Scottish Rite Temple, attractive. They should help diversify the back-|qu “that I know your name.” |bed and gazed in dismay at the e | EEWMb BU'ILDING i beginning at 7:30 p. m. N/ : AL, L ground of our spruce and hemlock forests. p Dr. Leslie Tallas.” wisps of lovely, fragile lingeric s SHIPPERS i Office Phone 469, Res. JOHN J. FARGHER, \«/ |” It is an ideal part of the clean up, paint up| “Thank you. Are there any in-|flung over the rall at the end. “Oh, TO SUNEAU SHIPPERS Shone. e’ g Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, Sec- IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN HARD 'campaign which is technically in progress now in|structions I should be given, Dr.|Georzie, what crazy extravagance!” & i —e | retary. s " ¢ TIMES Ketchikan Tallas, about Mr. Townsend be-|Not the first time, she was| As Monday, May 30, falls on — 3 —_— | Apart from the fact that the town can by plant-|fore you go?” amazed that Miss Revell of Match- |Memorial Day, owing to insistent | e—— E ~® | ORDEE, OF FASIXEN STAR That it ¢ to advertise in times of depression ing these trees be made more attractive, there are| “Well, he's suffering from pro- methodical, balanced, econ- |demands of our shippers in Alaska, | Robert S]mpsnu Boiond and | Fourth as well as in times of pro business condi- two other features of considerable importance |found nervous shock.” The doctor of effort—was also this pro- |the Motorath Northland will sailf Opt. D | ¢ Tuesdays of each month, tions has been absolutely hed by the Adver- pointed out by Legion officials: | was not finished now, he was pale. es-mad, laughter-loving | from Seattle for Juneau on Sfl'f\lr: e < ‘ i G . e First, by paying a very reasonable sum you may |His re hostile as they came o! day, May 28, at 9 p.m. instead of Traduate Angeles Col- at 8 o'clok, Scottish tising Federation of America, Gilbert T. Hodges, |, oo ot tneco trees and have it planted by an|to rest upon Jenny' ; step in the hall and |May 30. Please place your orders lege of Optometry and | Rite Temple. EDITH ?rcsldrn:. The proof‘lms been established through unemployed Legionnaire. The entire sum you pay,|gave him a sedat erad, filling the doorway.|in accordance with change in Oy thalmology | Howm- ‘Worthy Mst- investigation of actual activities and results. slight as it is, goes for reclief among members of (before they got e kettle's boiling, I say,|schedule for this one trip. | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground | ron; FANNY L. ROB- The Associated Press has told the story of the the organization. bulance—they didn't want to iet _when will Georgie be back?" |adV. D. B. FEMMER, Agent. 4 INJON, Secretary, investigation and the facts in the following article Second, you can by planting a tree take an|him go at all, at first, bui T offer- minute,” Jenny assured him T TR " L e ® | T T XNIGH" sent out under a recent date line from Schenectady, |important part in the George Washington Bicenten- |ed to take charge of him and he “Mr. Matching often| Old papers for sale at Empire ' Dr. C. L. Fenton molu‘:e :isgivr: Toa New York, as follows: nial Celebration which is taking form in many Com-‘“.’n rapidly running a tempera-| e extra work for her ,_m.OfIlce, i CHIROPRACTOR Mgettl'n _“cd od‘l Gilbert T. Hodges has facts and figures munities through tree-planting ventures such as now |ture at the idea of being kept in} morning. What were you ' Electric Treatments Mondr:s:ca'fia;np a:l‘ to prove 1t pays to advertise even in times proposzd for Ketchikan. | that place. A lot of placns go over, make, tea or coffee? I Hellenthal Building Transient hroéhatl 'urp" of economic distress | Iyou see, and hedhw_\s the fixed ldej‘ ” 1 thought of a cup of i I | FOOT CORRECTION od. to ‘attend. Colints Hodges is President of the Advertising & that one will drop on him and|stronz coffee.” There was a sham- : 10-12, 1-5, 7-8 i p Federation of America, which has mmplelgd The Democrats Are for Us. %(“.‘urh him. But yowd better con-fed note in his voice that she found Plccw l._ = ° JOHN :h:‘"ebféflp‘féh ;"“" a study of the 17-year records of 120 cor- | sult your doctor about him. He'll |patheti nerves seem a bit = H. J. TURNER, Se'm'eury porations. (Alaska Weekly.) | give what advice he can and prob- ter that bang up vester-| S S T—_Dl'l.& E. SOCTHWELL i e 4 2 Sixty of these corporations failed to main- | Senator C. C. Dill, Democrat, of Washington, | ably recommend a specialist.” suppose it was yesterday?”| ? > Optometrist—Optician Jile = tain their advertising programs. The other pointed out in an interview last week that the only see. Thank you. Then I| leaned aga the door post| e | Eves Examined—Glasses Fivted | Our tm- h_—sn any place any : sixty annually increased their advertising appreciable governmental development in Alaska had |, .40t getain you any longer” | saw he was shuddering. 4 | Room 7, Valentine Bldg. ! time. A tank for Diesel Oil ] expenditures, in spite of depressions, at an been consummated under the Administration of| " L o ol Bl powel | ky, JOL Guln A Yo | Office Phone 484; Residence | and a tank for crude oil save ecane rate'of 10 per cent, pver the previous ~ |Woodrow Wilson, ‘and ‘added ‘that ‘another Demo-| oo} p PR L OTE dnrt alfor g | Thone S8 Oitios My e | IBAK o crelt ’ year. cratic Administration should assist in the develop-|™" s o o He owed her back to the to 12: 1:00 to 5:30 PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 Yo odges first took up the cases of the |ment of Alaska’s resources instead of hindering and |€ed his shoulders, saluted perfunc-| o - | i L f d | sixty concerns that cnlarged their adver- handicapping such development as the last three| 10V AndysTols I G e S “H Tallas chap gone yet? | b ‘ RELIABLE TRANSFER . Hing: % Republican Administrations have done. When a |bulance | g atlas R VR . ole o e ¥ Democratic Administration has restored public con-| Gill gave a loud, short laugh. (e b b alooe, yeaow. 1 | Drugless Health Institute | {Eprenteen years ago many of th Xty | hes and prosperity has returned,” said Senator| “You helped him get Mr. Town-|Wa ecp by the time we| | Natural Methods companies were small,” he said roday g 3 PEAS : 2 "fsend up to the apartment, Gill?|got ! t T remember Gill let! | Painless, Scientific and Effective | NEW RECORDS every one of them is numbered among the They times foremost business houses of America have multiplied their assets to four what they were seventeen years ago. l “Last year their combined net profits were three times greater than in the com- rtively good year of 1815 his - drastic testimony to the, value of an unbroken advertising policy should bring confidence and inspiration to executives who want tangible proof that a courage gram, even in these difficul times, “Now let us look at the other side of | the picture—the dark side. Let us see what happened to the other sixty companies, the ones that pursued an erratic and uncharted course. “When times were good, they plunged heavily. When the going became difficult, they tighened their purse strings. | “But this pdlicy didn't work. Seventeen years ago, every one of the sixty firms in this erratic group was an important national business. Today more than half of them have lost that position of importance. Many have perished.” THE FREE STATE AND THE OATH OF | ALLEGIANCE. The Irish Free State seems to be bound to abolish the oath of allegiance to the British Crown. However, the majority of only eight in the Dial for abolition does not indicate that the will of the people is very sirong for it. And at that the “policies of both parties in Ireland are such as to indicate little change in the relations between Great Britain and the Free State with or without the oath. It is largely a matter of sentiment, and Americans cannot quarrel very seriously with Irish- | not wanting to swear allegiance to any Particularly so if they quit doing it with- men for Crown. | Primary Room. “The Birdies Ball,” “Washin’ Feet,” | Jensen, 4th Grade. | GUNTEST wu-l- “Song of the Baitle Flag," read- | KILL UFFlcER | ing—Frank Mercer, 5th Grade. | L] Group of songs—mtermedxate: Room. ( BE ON TONIGHT | Girls. fat a strange calf in the pasture and, whether for lag Drill—Ten Intermediate | ! Dill, “this Government should assist in turning our people’s attention to the development of this, the last West.” At the meeting of the King County Democratic Club, Saturday, a resolution was unanimously pass- ed, urging that the County delegation to the Na-| ynal Convention secure action looking toward the| development of Alaska, “free from dictation or baneful interference by ‘any large combingtions of { wealth.” : Naturally one is amused by the sudden enthus- |iasm regarding the development of Alaska. We have grown both wary and weary of campaign hooey. {None the less, we are forced to admit that the Republicans have looked at Alaska as a bull looks |good or bad, the Democrats did build us a railroad. We still insist that both parties have proven them- selves lacking in coherent oganization, party integrity and statesmanlike leadership, and that we need a new one. However, since that doesn’t seem possible for the moment, perhaps a change wouldn't do us any harm. The original Alice of Wonderland is now visit- ing the United States, and perhaps we might get her to ask the March Hare to ask the Mad Hatter to ask the Carpenter to explain the way the stock market has been behaving.—(New York Times.) Whatever they may say about it, the Drys know |that the Literary Digest poll result is one of the | hardest blows they have been struck.—(Detroit Free | Press.) Ford says the depression is good for the coun- try. And eveything may turn out all right if the |country isn't benefited to death.—(Atlanta Consti- | tution.) | Onme of the national political problems just now seems to be to determine which party Al Smith is helping.—(Indianapolis Star.) | reading—Alber: Did he seem—excited? IIl?” Gill reflected. “Seemed glad vouchsafed at last. vantly — “You're ring, Miss Jenn ed that d Most marn he hot face. | “I don't want to—I won't!” she|apartme said vehemently. Then as though something pursued her, she turned and fled up the stairs. By the time she reached the door go to get here,” t wi He asked ir wearing 1 chap nose-po wear rings.” color flooded Jenny's ek to at him and and after ally comfortable one in the whole | The wicker creaked and groaned as he dropped into it. his a bit Tallas said down and find out where | fe was.” voice trembied over the be here any minute” Jen- ted, gently. “Take the old| Eddie. You always it was the onlv na dex COMMERCIAL PRINTING BINDERY Geo. M. Smvekins Co. 1 DR. DOELKER | Progressive Chiropractic | Physician Phone 477 Night and Day | DR. S. H. JORDAN McCAUL MOTOR nt.” She glanced He was so pale looked so un- anxiously. bandage of the apartment she was com- posed again, at any rate outward- ly; only her mind and her heart were still rebellious. She whis- comfortable. Perhaps she ought o phone for a doctor before she did anything else.? But neither she nor Georgie were ever ill, and she| CO. did not “Wher pered, “I won't wear a ring and I won't speak of Eddie as my hus- band.” Then she unlocked the door and went in, ready to face Geor- gie's stinging reproaches. But there were mone. Georgie was not there. The few rooms lay completely around the little square hall and, with all doors| open, Jenny could see at a glance that Georgie had not yet returned from Rochester Gate. But where, then, was Eddie Townsend? She looked into the room. that had been prepared for him; his luggage was there—it had arrived, he rem hands. “No fee, you took it second would give her something practical| and immediate to see to. In Geor: gie's room there was work, wamng' as well, the bed was unmade and clasped cushion. needed attention. She turned into the kitchen and the BANK ROBBERY i E | “Dad’s Schoolmate,” reading— % 1 Pupils of Government Andrew Sutton, 3rd Grade. |Bandits Grab Messenger’s oy | §. Allen, Principal, is as follows: |ing gram will be given w'clock by the pupils of the Juneau | | Government School in the Alaska! | Native Brotheghood Hall on Will-| £¥ oughby Avenue. The public is in-|H wited to attend. The program to be | School Give Program —Public Invited termediate Room. A declamatory contest and pru-lPuplls. tonight at 8| “Hul 4th Grade. “Education,” gra ert Mercer, True , @s announced by Mrs. T.| Oscar Benne! | “The Dog and the Tramp,” read- | |ing—Edith Newton, 6th Grade. | “George Washington,” ] | Pennant Drill—Ten Intermediate reading—John “Song of the Flag,"—School. 8th Grade. | ‘Americans,” “Speech of John Adams,” read- lobby of a hotel in which the bank Satchel Containing $23,000 then Flee NEWCASTLE, Indiana, May 23. [ —Four hold-up men shot and kill- Garcia, |ed a policeman and robbed a bank 'messenger of $23,000 early this fore- {noon and then fled in an automo- duation oration— pjle toward Ohio. | The men entered the Mahoning song—School. | Trust Company's bank from the song—In- tt, 7th Grade. located and started shooting at "“America the Beautiful” Song —| “Stay in Your Own Back Yard,” |once. ‘Schoel. | song—Double Quartet. | Clarence Campbell, policeman “The Boy and the Bear,” musi-| “Jean Desprez,” reading—Frank guarding the messenger, was in- ©cal reading—Mathew Wanamak: See, Tth Grade. stantly killed. “The Miller Boy,” dance g: “I'he Blue Alaskan Mountains,”| One gunman grabbed the satchel, dance game—| “The Call to song—Male Quartet, containing the money, from the Arms,” reading— messenger, then all four ran to the Primary Room. &B:lly Jack. waiting auto and fled *The Duel,” reading—Jessie Vil- “Dear Alaska,” song—Sextet. ! —— .- lovia, Ist Grade. “Cild Fashioned Woman,” musi-| NOTICE /Group of songs—Primary Room. cal reading—Katie Smith. All residents are requested to call See You,” dance game.—Pn- Presentation of Diploma. and either Chief of Police or City Clerk Girls. reading— | worth. & ‘Wanamaker, Ist Grade.; “Last iroup of songs—Primary Room. | _“Children’s Poka,” folk dapoe—i J Day Song,"—School. - S eee - - Daily Empire f¥aut Ads Pay. Contest Awards—Chas. W. Hawkes- | when peddlers appear who are un- |able to show for peddlers. | (Signed) GEORGE A. GETCHELL, {—adv. | proper City license Chief of Police. l as she pushed open the door, there behind it and then a crash. “Eddie!” He was pressed back against the dresser, an empty bottle at his broken whether —— GETTING ALONG The sure way to get along i and frequent additions to yo fast. think T'li doze off again for a bit,” except Georgie, will you?” promised, distressed by his hunt- ed blance at the door. She passed him a brimming cup. His fingers were uncertain as they grip altogether and the cup and saucer were in pieces on the floor, ering down into the old chair so hat his face was hidden lid more deeply into the cushions. sound of a latchkey in the door was the sound of a quick stumble;‘z the apartment. Heedless of the spilt coffee and the kitchen. to save some money ALL the time. necessary to make large deposits, as small make your bank balance grow amazingly We pay four per cent on savings accounts compounded twice a year B. M. Behrends Bank OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA know where to find one. n I've ‘had that coffee, I arked, watching her busy “You won't let anyone in one shall worry you,” she wWOo0D CLEAN HEMLO 14 in., 16 in., 24 Single Load, $4. “Black cof- said, didnt you? Sugar?”\| from her—and the next they had loosened their she remembered, twenty~four hours |tiyped by a tide of coffee. Double Load, $8 ago—but it had not been unpack- “There’s a plane going over,” A discount of 50 cents them over his head, cow- in its Jenny looked helplessly the chairs were heaped and lit- rds the window. The throb tered with clothes; all new, all engines came to her when she dreadfully expensive-looking. And |listened intently. CHESTER BARNES: in the sitting room the flowe Eddie gave a groaning sigh and Telephone 039, 1 long, 1 3 same moment there wsa SAVE HALF CK in. 25 .00 per ed. And she noticed, too, that his/he gasped. “If it crashes—oh, Jen, curtains were mnot up, after all— don't let it crash!” load is made for CASH she was rather glad of that, they He threw up his hands and LEAVE ORDERS WITH GEORGE BROTHERS Telephones 92 or 95 SON short DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN | NEW SHEET MUSIC RADIO SERVICE Expert Radio Repairing Radio Tubes and Supplies Behrends Bank Building | Phone 259 Hours: 9:30-12; 1-8 | . . ‘Workmanship Guaranteed Prices Reasonable | Smart Dressmaking i Shoppe | 107 Main St. Phone 219 | Saloum’s Seward St. Next to Kann's SABIN’S Everything in Furnishings for Men ol GENE EWART General Paint Contractor Homes, buildings, industrial spraying, kalsomning, etc. Auto and furniture finishing. High grade paint work planned, es- china, Jenny rushed out She did net know Eddie had fainted or not, Front, near Gross Willoughby at To Grocery. ‘Willoughby, opp. Cole’s Garage. Front and Main, Second and Main. Fifth and Seward. n this world is It isn’t Fire Hall ur account will Gastineau and R Way. Second and Gold. Fifth and Goid. Fifth and East. Seventh and Gold, FIRE ALARM CALLS Third and Franklin, Front and Franklin. Front, near Ferry Way. Apts. Front, opp. City Whart. Front, near Saw Mill, Front at A. J. Office. tem Cash Front and Seward. Seventh and Main, Home Boarding House. awn Fourth and Harris, Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power house. Calhoun, opp. Seaview Apts. Distin and Indlan. timated and done right. “Once our customer always your painter.” PHONE—Shop 411, Res., 166 DON'T BE TOO LIBERAL and we specialize in Feed. D. B. FEMMER "Phone 114 - With the coal if it comes from our place. For our coal goes farther and gives a more even and satisfying heat. If your coal bin is running low, better have us send you & new supply to prove our statement. 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