The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 28, 1932, Page 4

4 0 > _THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1932. iy e e — — — — = FEa ; : | PROFESSIONAL ' | Fraternal Societies ! 4 Imperial unity and opened a new chapter in Imper- D Q R fi DISE . OF — | Dfll, V Alaska Emplre ! gy g ’ 20 YEARS AGO i ¢———————e|| Gastineau Channel i W ; DENT AND EDITOR . 5 2 * DAWSON Helene W. L. Albrecht | |e o JONN W. TROY - - PRESIDE L MANAG mi The ‘Chinest Bay. that more than 3500 Man From The Empire PHYSIOTHERAPY W‘— ROBERT W. BENDER GENERA 5 |churian peasants were killed by Japanese soldiers, | OPSTHE SR tie a1 by e ok e bbb ’Ml&lge, Electricity, Infra Red | Bvefy Wedhesiay ot i T o Ly oy -y DRUCe (RRY (RS dld nop (KL, S gigne, “\"PL n .r-nhlla.nderinz | proached, she could hear the phone| ' Ray, Medical Gymnastics. 8 p. m. Visiting ép PRINTING COMPANY at Second and Main (g, hermore, they were not killed, but are alive November 28, 1912 mu‘rm‘d i kB ‘l:‘ irgiped ringiti. Some’ seconds were lo8t| | 307 Goldstein Building brothers welcome, Juneau, Alaska - |and well. That opens the way for some detective! Thanksgiving Day bucband icky X lin finding her key. The apart- Phone Office, 216 Geo. Messerschmidt, e T e !“ork “Tom, Rad e R ML) " l\n'" kal:mco:‘tl“to : ;I:‘: ment was in darkness. Again she ® | Exalted Ruler. M. H. | 8 2 i Py jven her pol 2 i 5 z e e R Louyre, Magi‘;‘:;’;“";;el“q;: Y o he KA RIS Haters | wakted e SHONERBIg “;‘::'ed“;‘§ ® | Sides, Secreta y. Deilvered by carrier In Juneau ano Douglas for $1.25| Representative Henry T. Rainey of Tlinols, o B i iheir marriage. It it foo much, | swiches. The phone con | DRS.KASER & FREEBURGER LOYAL ORDLR OF By mai, postaze Bl 80 e tolowing raten: sty Mgk e b aile S i et Ml e Rl | | oot~ e’ excliinbe Soaihly | DENTISTS X MOOSE, No. 700 One year, in l\unw{ 512!\:»:“5;3 months, In advance, | hosced without de y. He says it will become a Dinner at the Alaska Grill —| Ilcver she had #lud for D:’ ¥y A sh‘ou‘d hope so Dicky's Blomgren Building Meets Monday, 8 p, m, e roribers il contn s Faver it thay wil promptly |law in December. There are, he declares, not less Olympia Oyster Cocktail; 25 cents;| ¢ her parents’ house in New joice. “Been trying to reach you PHONE 56 | C. H. MacSpadden, Dic- ] ARl paper, T RS (RS Sl S okey e s’ rabasie T B otk 4B consomme a 15, royAl, Trée WILHTARAGL Joreey helpéd hee. to’ w:, dbe Lo the. past o tbd e Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. | tator. Legion of Moose heir papers. 5 g ”: | . "Bitorial and Business Offices, 374. {probably a lot more. ord young turkey and cran-! cicicn. She gces to a lawyer [ ilinel - Gét s i e © |No. 25 meets flrstrln?n?hird Tues~ g BABERE PGS S T Y0 <% L0V A berry sauce, with white or sweet| friend. anba . 2 ° daya.H ?- Ix\_'\- EVS:vd;lgé :;;:xe::g‘ D Eatad Bt In atiutvels asled dapiey . ciiha s olods Staths: tas ANEIN (0 European | potaioes, any siyle; sugar corn and AR e “Tt won't do, Dicky.” She spoke| | Snd e 0 S s ication of all, hews 0 spathies relited T countries that owe us money dus December 15 garden peas, 75 cenis; choice of BARES HER HEART |firmly. . “This is my first mgh‘ Dr. Chaxles P. Jenne KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS rwise credited in this paper and also the | g G A tion Is, when|mince pie or English plum pud-| SANTA i DENTIST ik Jlished herein. to pay up. Now the important question is, 2 : ’ need some one I can trus ; : Seghers Council No. 1760, published o Bk g ey ding with hard and brandy sauce, d. She pulled herself| “Too bad, darling. The confer Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Meetings second and last T T O e et AR 4 10 cents; ice cream and cake, 25. ; “I'mlence is about those mines. .And Building . ¢ 7:80 O LATION GUARANTEED TO BE E | B d S T her with ' an effort. m] A Tel 116 Monday af p. et ol s el bl | ; i . ) learn what are the grounds |it’s too worse, {00; T have to sleep | . v Transient brothers urg- ! Study American Electorate. Because of thie keeping of' Street v {on a train, for I'm due in St. Paul e attend; Coupe i e ygresai-d Tt g *himking of divorcing | tomorrow.” $—————— | Ghambers, Fifth Street. [ (Cincinnati Enquirer.) and natural earth sur- { “For ancther conference?” l Dr.J. W. Bayne JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K. || We are all neighbors—mostly friends—in America.|facing was Snkmrrx?m\{:csm;g{roz:‘t:& dn't shocked him. His ex-| “Youre becoming quite a cute DENTIST H. J. TURNER, Secretary. |For the settlement of our political differences we x;‘rm.oanflf' 'ro;:wnelr: Rotk for !fll-l lon was unperturbed as if ghc,l hxn dgue‘ise;eueve E TNl Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. - Ty 'mploy ballots rather than bayonets and bullets— )by Property .“ |had enquired how much his wife on ; re|| Office hours, 8 am. to 5 pam. | | *Our trucks go any placs mny through peaceful contest, free from official coercion | could be obtained :"’mc the o btk I Dicky. For some reason you're Evenings by appointment tinge, 'A Gank for Diessl ‘O e Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Com- | butter. afthid: ot oiob i g 3 or excess of partisan violence. When our ma)orip“m Street improvements were| ol g (o i ey (el A i s o e I Phone 32] ol and a 1::::::;:&«: oil save elections are over we ask our late political opnm\en(f Main, Seward, Franklin, Gold,| re I can give an‘ op‘:nan e o i f o “This is ] PR, Nlcll;l‘ o |down to the cellar—or wherever we keep it—an : A T 1 hear the provocation g i, .. . J i ; ront, Second, Third, Fourth and e ? hance as much as mine. If U T A e e ol naee | o oo oo i deal aes Bt bt e in il DEE AW S Svgart [ RELIABLE TRANSFER That is not the case in Germany and other . nz her tragedy fade ar- it e S , AT, i i s | i tter of ' clover P 1« o o o P P R European countries. At election time most of them e 1 & £ 300 horsepow- | attitude was as matter o ¥ & if T don't Hours . am. to 6 pm. attempt to emulate the policy of the late Louls ”E:,tccr';lnghce;;gegrte:x was curnegoon fact as that of a doctor examin- \OAT?:; xn ;fil"yw luck AEwALD Fa DA ’ Napoleon, smiling the while like the famous Cheshire it the Paneverenie ‘aMNE N‘w‘m' a patient. She fo,gUd; ‘«‘}:?5 E :B;)t % wxli T ok Oftice Pbmz;?. Res. l NEW RYCORDS - |cat. e S ke possible [they both were young an ere e it Phone N h compressors were to make pi ssi anxious. “I have to fetch my sui e e o grelve, pastied wentInto that Naryf L oo otion oF SO AGRBIRRY o . .ccing etk iy L £ e S MR E el o —*|! NEW SHEET MUSIC § WASHINGTON’S SHORT TERM tion’s late election. In America we tackled IOH-; in the mine. a 0! awi‘};f H;l: aa ‘acasw o |56, have 16 packédt ° 5 e RADIO SERVICE 2 SNATOR. quadrennial proposition with a half dozen, or ?u viewed hers v;h'er VVALh S| HE Wads b tliet with abecs Robert Slmpuoix I | ¢ more than was necessary. Indeed, had we enjoyed In port, the steamship North-|burcen gre lighter. ek .l‘xal e Doaln e Dish -kt b 0 i Major E. S. Grammer of Seattle, prominent|the gift of pre-vision we could have gotten along western, bound from Seattle to|question here and an astute sug Venetian gown with the billowy t. D. i Expert Radio Repairing e S v inted United States | very nicely with one party, which we very appro- ST i ges there, he coaxed Irom“_ - 5 L AR R e Graduate Angeles Col- ' P Nerthwest lumberman who was appo! P lnrmu-lv might have called the Repubocrat Party. Seward. | ;:ert. which he love lege of Optometry wnd Radio Tubes and Supplies t Bl oy Covioland SRSl L Sl AR The Reds and Hitlerites and others in Germany “This Olive,” he pinned her, | Was_courting. Between‘ fears a;‘d Opthalmology to fill out the uncompleted term of the late Senator staged their conflict very literally at the point of| The advertisements are your guide} old suitor, couldn't be made‘;ffmpex'_ she »f]ung hls_txavilmg nx; Gissses PFitted, Lenaos Ground | JUNEAU MELODY : \\vo«]e\ L. Jones, has been a frequent Alaska visitor. fqh\xpexud weapons. They got through with it,|¢, efficient spending. e for a counter-charge;lvm his smtt’:as‘e. L?lm:eri-s:i‘afor e s g OUSE 3 e held, until he sold his interest last year, mmm"‘, somehow, but neither produced nor gave promise LS P your husband?” }:;)munde:l she sat down to wait ;—~——— -——_:.- £ H % erty e i istr his Terrl-| "o ctaini i Is of democracy 3 443. adv. | ow could he? TI've not writ-|him. prcpuu in the Circle City District of t! |of sustaining a republic. The ideals of 50c Pioneer Tax: ¥mone | “How e 3 4 v tory. For six or seven years he made annual trips|yere not represented. There was o common ground 2im a line, He's been ?1\1: (I)f \Hourb’rs:pped by_m s;:enl.w Ezl;‘x:; ( Dgn‘FaOIP‘nAFeciglll l Men were in- g since I marriz ¢ | Nine. ere Wwou o b to the property. upon which _Lhe people could stand. 4 y A ; & St o e Electric Treatments R e e Those Alaskans who have met the new Senator|jured and killed. Confusion and discord cgnt.mutf. by’ rlnue g]u;ii;! Tmer:;’;‘o ;eslc‘::io:exw‘i‘th i Hellentbal Bullding i JUNEAU TRANSFER during his visits to this Territory hold him in high | Political oppa;x_ents are nmt frxendasjoflxtxd ‘;?gil‘l}k:m:s. ’ \ that me b ihuv-ry A PGy | FOOf CORRECTION i COMPANY e h e o oob R e howoy u“s“'w.diffiid?\i'jnfi* ?)xlllnéotgeucep 5 4 ‘ lig “n lawyers are compelled to| Her reading of his character be-| | Hours: 10-13, 1-5, 7-8 ! praises upon him. They are confident he will be a |tk C;n.lm.mn et ORI r il i il Qe A et e clda|.® s o/ good friend of Alaska | sustatns” two - minjor partiss stand. forth strikingly DQ(Qm | was gathering. Windows |From that third night of the hon- T i R I Senator Grammer is a native of Missouri, whe! ik system which spells sanity and security— A ramparts opposite were be-|eymoon when he'd called her Lou- DR. B. E. SOUTHWELE. 11 he was born in 1868. He came to Washingten pres: nts the common ground essential for popular g‘h\n;ng to shine. He switched on-j‘o:x .-:he‘d_ been‘con:inua!ly st:xmb~ Optometrist—Optician ! Territory in 1887 and worked in the lumber woods. agreement. the lights xln,-zdon <l:_hscc:iver!xes,adbglt;[st L(i)lrl l;]e;: | Eyes l:x.n:un;d-—og::unfi:ud i y parning: elped hii o attend school. Later o . vill, 08 when & & - ou've | she’d refuse o . Room 17, Valen! 3 His earnings helped him to a g o yo country ever qld,. or ever wil p_r. per ez s 1 see things, santa, \;) Vl They had come to-her In frag.|| Offie 54 ennai he acquired a logging chance in Snohomis! |divided into numerous groups of meconcxad {got your husband cold. Hal xt}\)xa ments. She pieced them together| | Phone m!m‘ &nu n“n: 9:30 | and made profits from the hoamnmgh He o\\.ns 2|units. The American elector is steady and depend- ‘dr:u'lkenncsl. Non.sup?to{z, 1” (;mf.y[ 1Ka " e SRRl A Mt s to 12; 1:00 wn:u:” i Moevs, Packs and Stores Iot of timber lands and other property 3_“;]‘ : "," e, :g"“: C‘;"'i“":;:s b nad no doubt that she knew all - » Freight and Baggage executive of the Flora Logging Company with head- Gl |know wha A bl X B : s 3 e be; loves, | abou 2 elivery of R e e bt L This New Old World. = ihr( xmg:?idzm:longproote:;raiamsz His key in the latch. She snaten-| DRUGLESS HEALTH Erompy Dllvery lites aod, thoee who know him. He never b“}:": —— S PR R o i DR my firstled a book. He entered briskly,| INSTITUTE FUEL OIL held office, but always voted the Republican ticke (New York Times.) I i § |' "s‘xm"" Wit TT Nl bitoL B 0 = boveme i th Sresident HOOWE | ere iimpressive /thanhs fAdt Ehat we. live M0 | Smith Electric Co. || “You must leave him and estab-| From the hall he called to her. Natural Methods| { ALL KI / Bd the (Reputlican jorgabization in the Senate.| ecooniadble world fs the speed with which| | SEWARD STREET Idiien &< abarats anpicias Aot iy rnitiada acany i Soap Lake PHONE 48 He will be succeeded March 4 by Senator-Elect|ihe world has been rendered unrecognizable. It || EVERYTHING | 1" eThanks tremendously.” She rose| “In the bedroom.” Mineral Steam r T. Bone, Democrat, who will then enter upon|nas happened almost overnight. | ELECTRICAL | gy fly. “I felt I ought to| She heard him go in search of Baths & al ug. Homer o | 2lmost gaily . % a six-year term A man nemed Moe Mark dies the other day at|e _|kfow to be on the safe side.” |it—then his footsteps returming. Drs. Doelker and = 8 P TV ORI I D the age of 60. It is not a great age, but he is old i As he accompanied her to the| “Well, I'm off, darling.” Malin I.__— 1 w enough to have been one of the very earliest @evabie: Tie ohadled Ter, “That's good.” Phono 477, night OREGONIAN DECLARES ploneers of the moving-pleture industry. Try to| | Candi ‘li “¥owll have only one difficulty.| “Not huffy, T hope” gt l PLAY BILLIARDS l INDEPENDENCE. imagine a world without picture palaces in it; a| | Famous Candies foie persuade any judge that a man| “Youre an optimist esledit ety ST { e mighty effort is needed. Yet Mr. Mark opened the The Cash Bazaar | |wno had been so fortunate as to| “Bless my soul. I hadn't no- BURFORD’S ? In the recent eicclion, repiete with numerous first de luxe film house in 1914, in the Strand B } |marry you could be unfaithful” |ticed. You're all dolled up. Why Z i R i and startling surprises, none occasioned more com-|Theatre on Broadway. Try to think of a world Open Evenmgz ,; “Dicky didn’t have to struggle,”|the magnificence?” T ole c e e i Y R nean O HR s (rrisoR il was 8% SEEC ST oM SRR e e S page. He ap-| | Dr. Richard Williams | |*— 3 ] gonian in tits issue o ovember 10, =, 3 N % W e e v % proul A R forth it woud be “An Independent Republican News-|SfWD man of 22 when he was exhibiting the fn: H JUNEAU-YOUNG ] |other men see you. : 4 p.:)ached and stood g‘{er ! DENTIST THE JUuNEAU UNDRY ive | Primitive peep-show kinetoscope to New York aud- | “Men who aren't married to me, Expecting someone? OFFICE AND RESIDENCE | Franklin Street, between F years the staid, ultraconservative i F ral Parlors " hich | | i Roys. =9 3 lences about the year 1896. | unei she retorted. There Was one name with whic Gastineau Building, Phone 481 | and dignified Oregonian, one of the leading| ™ oy apoue us are the pioneers of the automobile Licensed Funeral Directors | Tt was her parting shot. The|she could always annoy him, i & ‘ Pront Abd B Blrats newpapers of the Nation, has been a bul- age, venerable men staggering under the burden | and Embalmers "i sliding door of the elevator flew| ‘“Joking aside,” she glanced up, U > PHONE 359 wark of Republicanism, and no paper was more|of as much as 55 years perhaps. At the beginning || Night Phone 1861 Day Phone open. 'With a smile, unconsciously |“to whom did you lend my coat? E orthodox and consistent in its advocacy and support fof the century, only thirty-two years ago, the coun- | ® sirenish, he vanished. To Lou-Lou?” A girl been anyone but Lou<Lou. of Republican candidates. When it came out with|try produced 4,000 automobiles a year. We need go|q_ o}‘ Not till the chill air of the street| “Been snooping! So flut’, how Biaxt b B S ) . i i X han twenty years to 1908 when | tored her did she realize|you've spent the afternoon!” the more moderate and progressive-appealing an-|back slighty more t had restore " her belongings to storage. She was nouncement of being “An Independent Republican |the 00“3“”3’{ f’mduceliol £88 _ than );%o?n i;l;s'ro(:g: ’ GARBAGE HAULED | [that her afterncon had been en-| “I'l hand it to m\;g’lgsky. V;um‘rlel scrupulously honest, leaving him Newspaper” it was scarcely believable to persons ;\:;omob e for every 400 cars we Reasonable Monthly Rates 'I joyable. Tt had put her in a good |you p‘l;ces}yo;u' ] , V. his share of the wedding presents b ol s ago. oyal.” who for years have read and frequently absorbed |'PTe€e years ag e E. 0. DAVIS humor. Paul 'Garstead had proved tremendously loy He twiddled nis|and the bed, which had been his g 5 blicanism. It Forerunners, pioneers and veterans o e radio HONE 584 to be a thoroughly nice person. You're right.” He twi solitary contribution to the fur- 18 Unadulterated. ‘conseysRiieh CELERMURP jation of | dustry will be pointed out to you on every hand.| ABLEE] e | She wondered vaguely whether he mustache—a sure sign that he was nishings. To the pillow she pinned has been especially vehement in its denunciation o They are reverent sages of perhaps 28 or 30 years. | @ often held such intimate conver-|confused. “I hate to quit on any- a. nlmobelg }eferflng Mol £o Kk dasr- Progressive Republicans like La Follete, Johnson|gg fast has the world been changing. T A |sations. She ran over snatches of |body. The poor kid was down s and Norris, and severely criticised Norris for what i |What they'd said. They sounded|and out. I used to be her pal. Her final act in the ritual of it termed his “apostasy” in not maintaining his ; 2 % BIN S desperately like the prelude to|Of course, when I married you— f party regularity in 1928 Sherter Hours at Wrangell for Winter. | rtsion. S0 in i ense)il delé espbusible, :i}(:ga:t;;:y was :o upt%e pmhro‘sgg The Oregonian, in announcing its independence, . (Wrangell Sentinel) Everything in Furnishings | She'd heard that divorce lawyers Sx{rcly you don’t blame n‘let’;'1 ood | him his ansxwuemrn; herie"it s wHh declared that Republican but declines to 3 g " PRI for Men |often married their clients. What Blawe y'ou for playing the g no word spoken. She pictured the ; i 4 T ey had to flatter | Samaritan! follow leadership or support candidates and measures| Wrangell merchants have recently effec |more natural? They had to flatter |Samarifan!” She opened her eyes surprise of his home-coming, 5 A : % can, |Substantial saving in light and fuel expense by \fl woman by pretending to believe |charmingly wide. s, on the sole ground arg.Jabeled Republican. [ sing stores at five instead of six o'clock. They |she was always in the right. A| “I wish I didn't have to go.” He| (COPYright, 193141932, Coningshy Its editorial anno U sald: should make a further saving and open an hour T At a1l 3 ! h Dawson.) | husband who believed his wife al- perched himself on the arm of her The OI"(tm):l‘.m 15 become an Independ- later in the morning. IUNEAU FROCK Ilways in the right was the kind for|chair, “You strike me as queer. Tomosrow Dicky Dak Watch and ]ewe]ry ent Republican newspaper. It does not sever Seldom will customers be inconvenienced during SHOPPE |whom every woman was searching. | Santa—too darned polite. =~ What Just ob“ vl"u w}l:ut nobody. itself from allegiance to the Republican the next four months if stores do not open until o Scandalized, she discovered that|are you planning about the twen- usly 0bod, REPAIRING Party. It does hereafter to follow nine o'clock. During the summer months and par-|} “Exclusive but not Expensive she was light-hearted. She probed |y thousand?” would have expected. i IEadpianlp, o e teularly in the fishing season, the stores are ppen Venls, Diseays, f4sgerio |for the reason. Merely because a{ ©“Oh, that. ' You really must iy b 7S mmep you|} 8t very reasonable rates on the sole ground that they are Republican- |tor long hours. Trade is normally quiet through | Hoslery and Hate man had implied—not a syllable | Dicky. Look at the time. Tl give make your shopping plans, labeled. ; the dark and winter days and it now seems unlikely more—that she was desirable. |you my answer later’ WRIGHT SHOPPE Leadership in the Rep ‘!:.x";.n F"\l!v needs that anything will happen this winter to disturb v ® | “Don't be a debutante,” she up-| “That's not very satisfactory. PAUL BIDEDHORN i efoa Wil 2t needs 1o reform ‘some our usual quiet. The merchants should declare for || binited: hesseit: Thash e ToRR T o it of its ideas. It u'mxd: ;J‘w‘ nize <l:mmed a shorter business day. It would give them an I J A BULGER Her lapse into frivolty inclined | pect me fo be detinite.” cc|1d1!|ox?s and (‘h.mgo({lk;mx of the peo- extra hour at home in the morning, save an hour's | Plumbing, Heating, Oil her to be charitable. There was| He hovered uncertainly; then 5 R A S R M) Ple. ~Thip 38 e gf ithe National _RAQezshlp. light and fuel expense and they will have prac- Burner Work |the bare chance that she'd jumped | |picked up his suitcase. She ac- i MISS A. HAMILTON 11 kil pEkp "“S“Z"”’ 'H o ‘:,“ I teally the same volume of business as they now Successor J. J. Newman | |to mistaken conclusions. To invite | compmied him to the hall and Bt FURRIER fl)o»RemVAbhcunA“ arty wi f“"‘l ( fl. ‘-»‘( {have in the nine-hour day. » ¢ |Dicky to an explanation was the ! | submitted to his embrace. b Fur Garments Made and X9 heeusilish . ag “m “1‘?--““;1:;(“;‘:-‘\1 ] x e only falr course. The prospect of| The moment he was gone, she Remaica its own rank and file finless a AR i There is nothing surprising that China is seek- I having to provoke another scene so- \slipped the chain in place. She Gastinesu Hotel, or care of does this. The reform is demanded by the e Fry s 5 ORS 1 ¥ d the as! y 8 k B¢ ties with Soviet Russia. Any kind of life line| | GENERAL MOT bered her. might have forgiven him ha Goldstein’s Fur Store great majority of Republicans . they will lis b > % lant d i § b e l;. Worth while when a man is sinking—(Atlanta { Gux;nom’ms = no B! : >onstitut ) { In taking this stcp the Oregonian is following e MAXEN HNSON 7 i | —_— the trend of modern journalism. Very few of the R p Ww. P. JO! UPHOLSTERING ! great newspapers of the country “belong” to any it 0 ”\\‘\“&“]5“‘;’“‘ “““‘L‘;’fesh“l fe‘“es& | MADE TO ORDER r SPafg K 9 . " |sion course. e thought everyl vy had arne . L 12 A0 scpse. thal ignce, Nas.Alig, BUIGIAAL ahoui the biamet- thing - (DL ok ) |2 Also Recoverinng and most of them. The practically all Independent . 5 Gl i Pt et . i e . or Independent Repul an or Independent Demo- After figuring out the new-fangled system of Call Your 78T .Dla!uw Bldg. PHONE 419. eratic. They support men and principles that they contract bridge scoring, the task of making out an OCToR ' approve rather than those which party conventions|income tax report will seem simple.—(Indianapolis ADIO D AT ———r e ° _ nominate and party platforms approve, Star.) R . We take great pride in the STRENGTH . F JUNEAU DAIRY e e VTSR, for of our Bank and invite you to examine Anti-Freeze ICE CREAM ) : e P A Japan and China are in a new contest—to ses . GREAT BRITAIN BEGINS NEW CHAP-| "0 400 i treaty first with Russia. The|{ RADIO TRQUBLES our statements rendered from time to Always Pure and l‘l&uth R 3 4 . . TER IN IMPERIAL HISTORY. winner loses—(Washington Post.) 9A M to9'P time. IF STRENGTH, together with For Youe Cas A HOME PRODUI R A SR | It spite of what appeared to be formidable‘ | Next year Chicago will celebrate “a century of Juneau Radio Service opposition in England to the Ottawa tariff agree- iprogress.” From tomahawk to machine gun!—(Sew- L] service and medern banking facilities &% bank NOW appeal to you, then this is your . ments the British Commons ratified them by|ard Gateway.) I Shopzzl you, overwhelming majorities. .The final vote was 416 i PHONE to 68 One of the amateur meteorologists discovers that A 1‘ Tk;us Great Britain has committed herself to a|the muskrats are preparing for an open winter. But % 2 laborate Bys we shall not be sure about it until another prophet zxtv;;yf:- mm, opr:l’;c: ;m'udl:fxdal;)x";l:l:z:::: ;gfi;: reports on the condition of the goose quills— (Boston Harry Race u! 'S on aed. JUNEAU MOTORS L) Dominions, except the Irish Free State. TEADsoE SUPPLIES: Gm.’ M-. &urxms Co. .. The B. M. Behrends Bank JUNEAU, ALASKA Chancellor of the ‘Exchequer Neville Chamberlain Japan may have gone into the League of Na- DRUGGIST in the MacDonald Coalition Government says the i tions under the impression that it was a bridge Ottawa pacis have begun. “a “néw. conception of club.—(Toledo Blade., “THE BQUIBB STORE" . , |