The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 22, 1932, Page 4

S B e e AR S S THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, OCT. 22, 1932. e e— o ; —_ [ is an international conference for the purpose of eyes were shut. I woke up scream-|@——mo——o— o S Dail Alaska Emplre | reaching an international agreement for lower tar- ing, and he came in." £ PROFESSIONAL | Fraternagl’Socwnes y iffs. Of course a lot of harm already has been g enture “What time was it?” o > l}{o'thin by Patricia Wentworth “I don’t know. [ looked at my|7 watch afterwards—it was a quarter to two.” Gastineau Channel - - AND EDITOR l JOHN W. TROY PRESIDENT .-——¥L ROBERT W. BENDER - - GENERAL MANAGER done, but the exodus of American manufacturing |concerns might be stopped if action comes quickly. | Helene W. L. Albrecht except Sunday by the Published every o COME Second and Main EMPIRE PRINTING COMPANY at Streets, Juneau, Alaska. Entered in the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class matter. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. HENRY FORD EXPLAINS. Henry Ford said in a Detroit radio speech that President Hoover has carried a heavier burden than the one that was carried by President Lincoln, and SYNQPSIS: Jervis Weare is wakened at 1 o'clock in the morning by Rosamund Carew, the girl who jilted him in an effort to secure his fortune for herself, and goes with her gets an idea he doesn't want to I wait and turn it over dn his mind y—he wants to get going and do | something about it quick.” “Without letting anybody know?” “He was up at 1wf)—-perhs,ps he jwent out then. What clothes are ' missing?"” ‘They hurried back to he house, AMred rummaged about for a long time. He found trousers a B. P. 0. ELKS meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Visiting brothers welcome, Geo. Messerschmidt, o | Exalted Ruler. M. H., Sides, Secreta y, PHYSIOTHERAPY Massage, Electricity, Infra Red Ray, Medical Gymnastics, 410 Goldstein Building Phone Office, 216 » i rd d hair e 5 Dellvered by carrier In Juneau, Douglas, Treadwell " lis carying it in a way that places him “beside| 4y help with 8 car B s q;fn. s i ON% | plazer a blue serge suit e TR S T T g T T Tl il T By mall, ;S:x::;o ox:uld,' at the fcpuowmslut‘e;:mBg Lincoln in sacrificial service.” she has ditched nearby. Fol. i “well, he might give a telegram clothes, socks, smns_a.nd t:-wunki DENTISTS \ LOYAL ORDEB_O_F ?,{,'.e‘f;’:'fi,é’;tfldfi:":‘a’v:fléfio:lf‘:g,momh.' D advance. | 1t is not difficult now to understand why| lowing Jervis through the |to someone to send, and they might WSNJm{-SS-mg.'mLMZSX:dI? mm”ahm; Blomgren Building ! MOOSE, NO. 700 g Yibacribers wil confer o favor ff they will PO | Henry once sald when on a witness stand theb| might s the memory of his |forge: . Thats a thing thats Wel ot in the'bath. Har ks el | Meets Monday, 8 p. m. ‘ noflly the BN rois SADOrE “history is bunk.” wife Nan as he saw-her a short |very liable to happen. But I was |V i Y BaTE LT Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. | C. H. MacSpadden, Dic- 4 Telephone for Editorlal and Business Oftices, 374. He has not read history. while before, when he com- thinking I'd run over into Croys- e:)wn ton by el snsflaewx,g o —e P tator. Legion of Moose ’t R MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. W . e M S L PR forted her terror at having ton and make some inquries.” ;‘mn Hcercailots - wee' gons S AIEA e e m T 3'0- 5 !geeti flr;;l::«; third Tues- i The Asoclated Press 1 sres dlspatches credited to A scientist states that the main cause of dreamed that he was dead. Jervis ‘had mot been seen N, ..nereq them particularly. Dr. Charles P. Jenne | | ieer. Dr.wo Pigs i ; 7or Dot otherwise credited in this paper and also the seasickness is the motion of the ‘ship. It Croyston. He had not been seen (Sl V0 i he have taken all DENTIST A , Phy: an. focal news publiahed hereln. sounds reasonable.—(Louisville Herald-Post.) ?mfifl- . at the railway statlon. There Was|, . " .dkerchiefs and left be-{| Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WHE 3 a - |those AT ALAs.mA:|i;t’:‘%}ygflNUYU“‘)’,‘(;';;E]!,"’JET_?CE‘EIOLN‘"‘““ That idea prevailed among those who go down| . " H iy ml:VlS. e ef\_x'rliy;’etraln V; oo o) sive'n hind his hair brushes” Nan asked Telf:llxl:nizgl'le Seghers Council No, 1760, to the sea in ships long before scientists took up and Ferdinand Francis mm“‘ with 'the two ponters who Hatl been on in a low tone. i oA Meetings second and last the subject. seas. They have had experience in rough After all, does not a lot of former President Coolidge’s fame rest on the fact that he did “not choose to run” for re-eelction? Let’s give President Hoover credit for courage.| Apparently he purposes to take his licking standing up and fighting. “Al” On the Road. his red hair sticky and rumpled He had made some attempt to brush it, but except for the color it looked a good deal like the coat of a Scotch terrier. Jervis did not come to breakfast at all. “Alfred says he went out early,” said Ferdinand over the bacon. “It's going to be hotter than ever so I guess he’s wiser to get all through with anything strenuous before the thermometer breaks.” duty. Neither of them knew Mr. Weare by sight—but the train had been quite crowded as there was a day excursion. The agent a long melancholy man with a thin neck and an embarrassingly mobile Adam’s ap- ple, proved to be the type of wit- ness who responds instantly to any sug; m. Asked if he had no- d a tall gentleman with black he fingered his ‘Adam’s ap- (Copyright, 1932, Lippincott) Nan knocks imploringly on a door, Monday, and it remains closed to her. ——————— Many coffee plantations in Sal- vador are being temporarily aban- doned. ' OPEN DAILY UNTI! | ! | | MIDGET LUNCH |;° Monday at 7:30 p. m. ® | Transient brothers urg- ed to attend. Council Chambers, Fifth Stree:. JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. H. J. TURNER, Secretary. | Dr. J. W. Bayne DENTIST . Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. Office hours, 9 am. to 5 pm. Evenings by appointment L S — — .____ih_m.m_sil____. Our trucks go any place any time. A tank for Diesel Oil and a tank for crude oil save burner trouble. PHONE 149, NICHT 148 Dr. A. W. Stewart eleven o 3 juely over Nan's MIDNIGHT DENTIST b i e Ve a0l looked Tagunly RO Lt S Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. | RELIABLE TRANSFIR | (New York Times.) “Did Mr. Weare say he Was go-| «Tull genleman? Black hair?” l ! bt e e > : Out of a good deal of good news that has come|ing to be late?” | “Yes” said Nan. Did you see B u!l D:‘fla’ 3 e e S LIKELY TO PROVE A BOOMERANG. |their way the Democrats have had none better than| “No, ma'am.” | him?” DON'T BE TOO 5 5 o consent of former Governor Smith to make speeches| “Well, did he say where he was| «well, I might have” y NEW. RECORDS John M. Holzworth, Alaska bear faker, is seek-|in behalf of the Democratic ticket in Massachusetts, |going?” “But did you?” LIBERAL * b NEW SHE ing to make his proposal to use Admiralty and|Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey; and just| “No, sir.” “Very tall genleman?” With the coal if 1t comes from our ET MUSIC Chichagof Islands as Federal bear pastures, 2 political issue. His wild life societies are being asked to urge candidates for Senator and the House of Representatives to pledge themselves to support his proposal as a price of their votes. We cannot conceive of a more disreputable | method of trying to force a fake issue on the public. We cannot believe that any considerable number of real outdoor sportsmen will fall into the trap | that Mr. Holzworth is trying to spring. The circumstance that Mr. Holzworth is attempt- ing to bribe or scare candidates for office ‘with promise of votes or threat of loss of votes in order to get them to commit themselves on a proposed legislative plan before they have investigated or heard the evidence ought to condemn it in the minds of fair-minded men. It is evidence that those supporting the proposal are afraid to submit it to intelligent legislators on its merits. Mr. Holzsworth’'s method of procedure is likely to prove a boomerang out of court for the fraud he is. S WORKED OUT. HOW HIGH TAR The circumstance that within the last two years more than 600 branches of American manufactories have bzen established in Canada, involving the ex- penditure of more than $600,000,000 of American | before " election, when they will count most, three He will probably be throwniand habit, speeches in his own State. Especially in New Eng- land, where the feeling for him is almost idolatrous in its fervor, is his aid most needed. Particularly in Massachusetts has the- irritation as the result of the Chicago convention been deep .and subtle. It may be that even he will not succeed in over- coming it or reconcile his wotshipers to a ticket from which his name is absent. At least nobody else can rouse so much enthusiasm among the Bay State Democrats; and if he is willing to work for Democratic success, though he believes it already assured, they must be obstinate followers who will refuse to follow his advice because of their deep disappointment. Months ago the unhappy tongue of Mayor Curley wagged almost disastrously; but “Jim,” sent on the Western circuit for his party's good, seems to have muted himself since his return to his capital. Mas- sachusetts Democrats are sudden and quick in quar- rel; but after they have liberated their souls they are capable of reconciliation, of a return to discipline of “getting together” with surprising facility. If the task is harder this year, Governor Smith is the one most persuasive and authoritative. If his interest is in principles rather than in can- didates, then it should be the stronger for being impersonal. In defeat or victory he remains a ;gallam and commanding figure. But he desires and is confident of victory. It may be his fortune! |significantly and splendidly to contribute to it. ‘INo other public speaker has equal gifts of per- suasion and force, .such a combination of bon- “Did he say anything at all, Al- fred?” “No, ma'am.” “Well, did you see which way he went?” ‘AMred looked agonized. iHe was a shy lad with a strong objection to committing himself. “No, sir.” Nan made a flashing guess. “Did you see him at all, Alfred?” “No, ma'am, I can't say I did.” “He wasn't there when you went to wake him?” “No, ma'am, I can't say he was.” There wasn’t anything more to be said. It was the 'most ordinary thing in the world dor Jervis to get up and go out before the servants were about. He would go down to the sea for a swim at three in the morning if the fancy took him. Since Nan had been at Weare he had been out every morning. Once he had walked into Croyston and breakfasted there because he wanted to see a man about a deal in sheep. He might 'have done the same thing again, and he would certainly be fright- fully angry if he were pursued by fussy inquiries. Lunch time passed. At four “Six feet,” said Ferdinand firm- ly. : The agent's eyes came down an |inch or two. From his manner it |appeared that if they had wanted 2 gentleman of six-foot=three or |upwards, he could have obliged them—but six. . He shook his head mournfully. “Well, T can’t say as I noticed anyone of that description.” “You'd be likely to notice Mr. Weare—he’s noticeable. Quick walk —strong build—very black hair— holds his head up and looks as if he'd bought the earth.” “Well I couldn't rightly say I'd know him.” “Was there anyone on the train who might have been Mr. Weare?” “Well there might have been,” The man brightened slightly. “Was there?” said Nan. The agent seemed to think so. He stopped fingering his Adam’s Japple and scratched his head in a melancholy ruminative manner. They had to leave it like that. ‘When they were driving back from Croyston Nan said in a suf- focated little voice. “I dreamt—last night—that he place. For our coal goes farther and gives a more even and satistying heat. If your coal bir is running low, better have us send you a new supyly to prove our statement. Our and we specialize in Feed. Phone 114 ZYNDA ELEVATOR SERVICE draying service is always the bes:| | Glasees Fitted, Lensss Ground ! Robert Simpson Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles Col- lege of Optometry wnd Opthalmology | RADIO SERVICE Expert Radio Repairing Radio Tubes and Supplies JUNEAU MELODY HOUSE Dr. C. L. Fenten CRIROPRACBOR Electric Treatments Hellentbal Building { FOOT CORRECTION v Hours: 10-13, 1-5, 7-8 3 JUNEAU TRANSFER COMPANY A R AR RN G DR. R. E. SOUTAWELL, | Optometrist—Optician | Eyes Examined—Gissses Fitted | Room 17, Vilentine Bldg. ! Office Phone 484; Restdence Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 —_— e DR. E. MALIN CHIROPRACTOR Treatment for Rheumatism and | Nervous Diseases ! Juneau Rooms, over Piggly Moves, Packs and Stores Freight and Baggage Prompt Delivery of ALL KINDY OF COAL money, is an indication' of what ‘we get through 3 v 8. ZYNDA, Prop. Wiggly Store, Fhone 472 | PHONE 48 | high tariffs. These establishments and this vast|homie, wit and logic, such an individual and com- :sclo;:‘:r:_he g:‘ o eflo"::whe:h:h’u"_ w.,We]fndb'mt Sk hev aliver 0. I TN sum of money cross the line where they employ [pelling salience and genius. boracy aunmd\wewnt“ to meet him.|sald Ferdinand “Dreams . go b’y F: o P e —— Canadian labor, thereby assisting in settling Can- In New Jersey too, where the contrast between When they met, she flocked at|contraries” But he didnt look &t I JUNEAU D AIRY | ) T SR . ada’s unemploymeént; pay Canadian taxes, thus|Mr. Hague before and after the convention was a Rt and’ atins foeked” qukskly | ber: g l Smith Electric Co. | aiding in balancing the Canadian budget; give busi- |litlé bewildering, “th?' Republicans will shake in away. “Stop the car'!’ said Nan rather l ICE CREAM ‘ SEWARD STREET PLAY BILLIARDS ness to Canadian transportation companies, patron- thel; sho;s w}:;en AF'RIIE. up, ng nlmny thou- | ygerve got to do something,” breathlessly. ’ Always Pure and Fresh EVERYTHING —at— age to Canadian stores and other mnnufacmring,;':n P sdls.sa ors on vacation and miscellaneous| ., gqsa. Ferdinand pulled up at the side A HOME PRODUCT | ELECTRICAL g J EWigs: pud amaliwigs on -the stump would it take “Well, what do you want to do?”|oi the road. They were out of el ot BURFORD S establishments. Under reasonable reciprocal tariffs to trick illusi £ t ising “Al2” 3 5 i " 2 give even a tricl lusion of counterpoising “I don't know. I'm mfififlfld!" Sifllt and hearlng of the sea, in|e . o |® o these factories would have remained in the United Heartily committed to Mr. Leh: ’ did: y - beamans candidacy,| «op 1 wouldn't be frightened.” |a lane with a straggling hedge| | | s States and furnished markets for American labor, iGovernor Smith's advocacy of it may more than| .geq never stay away like this|on either side. The sky over them GENERAL MOTORS | ! T American raw material, American stores and other loffset Colonel Donovan's acknowledged dash and —would he?” was veiled with something between ’ and f McCAUL MOTOR THE JuNeAu LAUNDRY American factories. brilliance and variety of appeal. Should the Demo-| «well—he might. But well dojhaze and fog. The hedges were MAYTAG PRODUCTS | COMPANY It will be said that this is all due to Canadian|cratic National ticket win, Govenor Smith's efforts|some telephoning and see if we|powdered thick with dust. It was W. P JOHNSON ’ Franklin Street, between high tariff instead of American high tariff. But In its behalf will have won back to him those|cant get him. 1f he went into|very hot and very still. The light | 5 B i Front and Second Streets the Canadian high tariff came as a retaliation|Deémocrats who have been a little chilled by his|Groyston, he'd go to the hotel” |was pitiless—glare without sun. | oo . for American high tariff, just as high tariffs came (lON8 Teluctance to come into the reservation. Jervis had not been in the ho-| “I think there's going to be a PHONE 359 to other foreign countries. When the Hawley- He has taken the magnanimous course which ‘tel, nor in any of the other places|storm,” said Ferdinand. . accords with his character. He has made his record |that they tried. They zang up|storm,” said Ferdinand. MI&S A. HAMILTON zmoot medasure w;“ Pentdiinz in ;:t:ed Unne: States straight. He has enlarged his influence in his|the deys and R und an-| 1 dreamt—last nigh i Call Your FURRIER Congress dozens of countries pro . They Y.hen party and increased his titles, so many already,|swered. % was dead.” She looked straight RADIO DOCTOR Fur Garments Made and C ALL intimated that the United States wWas Inviting|to general esteem, respect and confidence. Did you want Janet? She's|in front of her, and neither face Remodeled retaliation. The high tariff barons, who act on away. She and Basher went off|nor voice had any expression. for Gastineau Hotel, or care of the theory that anything that hurts a foreign| Men of high intelligence are to be found in any|jast night to put in a couple of |“It was—a dreadful dream. There Goldstein’s Fur Store 22 country must necessarily help the United States, took these protests as signs that the high tarift measure would be vastly beneficial. They pretended to think the protests were evidence that the tariff party, declares an eminent psychologist, but he don’t see how he expects any one to agree with him in a campaign year.—(Boston Herald.) days with his sister. Jervis? No, he hasn't been here. Has he gone off? ‘Well, he does that, you know. —he always has. I expect he’s was a dark place—and I saw him —he was lying on wet stones—it was quite dark.” “How could you see him if it| RADIO TROUBLES 9A M to9 P. M. Juneau Radio Service for a Yellow Cab measure ought to be enacted into law. It would seem to be the Democrats turn to|forgotten he's married. T should-|was dark?” said Ferdinand. Nan SABIN,S The result has been to drive millions on mmionsjfivwfs Vé?e cml: d‘;nner pail” campaign slogan—|nt ask too many questions if Iiwas affecting him uncomfortably. Shop Everything in Stand at Burford’s Corner of American do into foreign countries to employ | oo e CouTier ) Kere you—he won't like it.” She|He :;:de his voice as brisk as j‘ PHONE 221 poih "hlrnhhlnn METER CARS labor there instead of giving Americans work and September White House song: “Maine, Maine, Nga.n's voice came small and| «p d&n‘t Koy CA ot 25¢, 35¢, 45¢, 500 adding to the volume of the home_ market. Gov. Roosevelt's proposal to meet this situation Go Away; Come Again Some Other Day.”—(New York Sun.) steady end clear. “You haven't seen him?” “Not since yesterday.” dreams. 1 saw him. He was ly- ing on the wet stones—and his George Never more than 50c in city [ e S JUNEAU FROCK 1 . : @ Nan hung up the receiver. She ¢ TAA SHOPPE Child of An Elderly Father — [BANAMAPUTS g S 2 w05 1| Anderson || 0875 Has Best Chance of Success OUT WEIGHTY | 35w || The o Bosee oo e T || R i By EDWARD M. BLAKESLEE |discovering whether I aye they, Weti, WWAY. st night. | ¢ it e ol Alaska Agent s o on B 5 R 1o sworuers s DUIDE BOOK|: 27 % St oot || xoRLER BROMBACH i begotten by a father aged more have cut off a certain leg of a i1 likpel fl“‘ml}fl,%mu&@ his ¢ i oo g 2N e than 70 has 50 times better chanc- |low order of animal generation PANAMA, Oct. 22. — Unknown es of inheriting rich mental v.al-iafner generation, but mever, it is ents than one whose father was said, has this lack of a leg re- Panama may be called the subject ginger hair. “Well—he’s sudden. Jervis has Licensed Funeral Directors o | Funeral Parlors | and Embalmers = Expert Piano Service Phone Orders 143 ; extraordinari d- under 45, sulted in young that inherited the |Of One of the most elaborate guide|always been W -1 | Night Pione 1861 Day Phone 12 To prove this @ study of 1000 “acquired” leglessness of thelr eld-|DOks ever published, and the|den. It's his temperament. 1f hel, ANDERSON 0 Panama Association of Commerce persons of outstanding capability | €rs. | — in the 44th edition of the ency-| Mr. Dutton said that his atten- ‘: "0":'0 dgonng a g:"elt (::llm(:f MUSIC SHOPPE lopedi tion was attracted to the possi-|Ume e preparation 8 clopedia Britannica is published by po: el Sl g, o d i i Juneau, Alaska A. F. Dutton of Hertfordshire, Eng- land in the British official scien- tific journal nature, children of aged fathers by trhellso pages of lllus'.rn.t'lom. GOOD T. The same tables showed children | “Doteworthy” numbers of eminent | 3he t’houfl back ‘of the wbli; PR SERIES ires begot khers than {Mmen, begotten “by fathers of ripecation is that the outside worl g ; H R g iy o Ay 3 & P [iniaks of hRcRaie TAs e ha g inancial success of good fortune by arr y ace ren ":"‘ of AUTOMOBILE of inherited capability. The chanc-| The father of Francis Bacon, he |Panama Canal and the Canal Zone, c])ince or accident come to very few \CCESSORIES € of 10 fold with paternal age Says, was 62; of John Herschel | While the Repubic of Panama is people- DRUGGIST . THE NEW of more than 60. |54; of Robert Boyle 61; of Wil-|pPractically ignored. However, the J uneau These studies tend to revive a ‘waning scientific faith in a meth- | Washington Gtate failed to score ® fisherman's paradise. bilities that inheritance of mcquir- ed talent might become evident in '2in some 400 pages of text and liam Pitt 61; of ;Samuel Johnson Republic is as large as the State 53; of John Hunter 65; of James Of Maine, it contains great natura! Parsons, 54. wealth, exceptional opportunities PSS SP U for business and industrial enter- ®——— - o |prises, abundant water power and SPORT BRIEFS | {very fertile soil. The forests of the ORI s i S TR | A nine year record was m‘eountry are filled with game and when for the first time sinoe 1923 | the Waters surrounding Panama are ly wealthy. A more one which will not against Southern California in the! The gulde book will be published in various languages, and besides describing the great historical A play by play description of a|points of interest will stress the recent football game. practice scrimmage was broadcast | opportunities for business in o over Southern California’s station|country where politics of a dis- to satisfy team fans who were mot|turbing character promise to be permitted to be present. negligible. PR Juneau, LUCK Don’t therefore depend upon luck to ‘open a bank account or become sudden- certain method and interfere with luck, should it happen your way, is to open a savings account with B. M. Behrends Bank Aldska H upmobile 8 IN TRUTH A CAR FOR A NEW AGE! JAMES CARLSON WRIGHT SHOPPE PAUL BLOEDHORN Goodyear