The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 15, 1933, Page 4

e . And once the beer is brewed within that i PROMINENT MINING [POPULAR DANCE ON - - - o . v L 5 L e o = P D({ll f Alaska Emplre figure, age will not serve to increase the proportion PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies :’ || No so, nowever, with 32 wine. Like the brewers,{ () Y ARS AGO MAN ENROUTE HERE ' ISLAND IS TONIGHT|&— """ ___ I ! 1 I' JOHN W. TROY - - PRESIDENT AND EDITOR the vintners can hold their product within the law's|{ 3 ABOARD YU](ON} Ohe “of | by IeiAYh d pa = | Gastineais' Channel | ROBERT W. BENDER - - GENERAL MANAGER rcquirements so far as the manufacture is concerned From The Empire 1 PRGN 3 e Helene W. L. Albrecht | |¢ B use of the time required for fermentation, wine i_ James D. Harlan, general mana- 1 J, 2 1. PHYSIOTHERAPY Rishal - sty F by _the A i ey o N TN mes D. 3 unior Prom of the Douglas High B. P. 0. =Y EMPIRE PRINTING “OOMANT R goundsy 8’ Mata can contain 3.2 per cent alcohol as a certain date. APRIL 15, 1913 ger of the Hammon Consolidated | School, takes places on- the Island| | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red vt wf;::fd o Strects, Juncas, Alaska: But unlike beer, it doesn’t necessarily remain at that H. Cosgrove, prominent (Mining Compay, Will arrive in Ju-| this evening in the Natatorium.|| Ray, Medical Gymnastios, || g7t Wednesday ng 7 the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class | figure, Thus it would be possible for a winery to B alborri visiting in 1 on the Yukon, which left Se- | Beautiful decorations fashioned in 307 Goldstein Building brothers welcome. ,-#) . !sell perfectly l:gal wine on May 1, and for .the : > today. modernistic design, have trans- Phone Office, 216 LW Thrott. Bxaic. { § SUESCRIPTION RATES. shaser ‘to have the stoutest kind.'of wine six Harlan is in charge of the | formed the big Nat into a marvel-|B—b————————~&@ ‘" M. H. Si ‘ [l and Douglas for $1.25 chaser ‘U » : : =) . M. H. Sides, B sarier &rh:v:'::fn. = Towt cathat weeks or two months later. And the law, while it Hugh Day, oldest mail carrier in :on dex:uax‘t.mI emno; x;erpmt- ous set;nn)]g for mhe Prom such ss E!——————————.‘- Secretary. ey iy Khcke $12 0, n ‘wGa, 1 advasoe, probibils the manufacture, transportation and saletne North, arived i Juneau_on oo v e T o axri}ef;:;uenafi DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS bacribera will Conter s tavor it they will promptly |0f Wine with more than 3.2 per cent alcoholic con-|the Georgia. He carried the first el e . DENTIET Saghierd oot ) otity the Bus Offic ? o larit ik Biintly. @ for e | wint ail into the Interior, mak- |8 Pproperty here. Accondx - ! . 1760. Ry gt e R fallure oF IrreuatiLy tent, does not, “Dp“‘”"‘]-"fm({ ‘_'a“"".l I?bed Ve ;'\,1‘,],' roumn f g_om J“nn;a" to Cir-|Word received in Juneau from Se- | The dance will start at 9:30 Blomgren Building Meetings second and last, for Kditorial and Business Offices, 374, e of that content by natural processes in a[ing four i g o P he expects to spend some | o'clock and special ferries will PHONE 56 [ Monday at 7:30 p, m. ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER | Citizen's cel v ]‘[ mo;n; snmc‘hmg‘ to |time in Juneau. leave Juneau at 9 o'clock. Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. || Transient brothers urg- o THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLIGATION. This innocent-looking provision merely opens the e o e ’mm':oum;y e e & % ed to attend. Counent ASTER TIDE y for shipment of unripe vintage in s, instead ol o Bt S Ok i b R e S e B i A B |1. 2 Chambers, Fifth Street. | “ ~y he midst of winter, for there| « of grape concentrates which are now so gener: re no roadhouses between Dyea : h JOEN F. MULLEN, G. K. er ity rests upon sold. While preventing the sale of mature wine OVer|.ny selkirk. After being crippled | i | Dr, Charles P. Jenne H. J. TURNER, Secretary I the four i SUrTe ; eliminate this the counter, it opens the interstate trade to un-|in 1908, Day came to the coast and N STORE CI OSFD ey ? B T PO fund go k to the cheerless fermented wine in original packages. established himself in business at 1 D PASAS } S B7)ms & and 9 Valentine + | Our trucks go any place any | hou, man ¢ as a dog does; Under the law as written, grape owners andTenakee. Day, who had come to : Building (8 ‘y tln;e. a fik for dmul.:] oil | . Aflition : Which' the cturers ce { uice town to follow the resuits of the : Telephone 176 and a tank for crude oii save to the n phical speculation which manufacturers can' put the juice in kegs and ‘7*11 ~0A . T O v 7 & l folded it )= margin of the tomb; to the barrels and ship it into any State which allows|Nome dog races, xcxprg»ul a wish ON SUNDAY S o } rno;flz ‘;“;'gl';i % ssbariou every age who felt the truth, traffic in 32 per cent liquor, provided it reaches its )lo?l‘d‘;‘:/iii “u::”']‘w"cfi?g“ gt gy n ——————| g J i but coul e it in terms of miracles or destinaion before it l‘xc.«w*ds :hn.L wflr.‘,mge',t 1 Yog wabiaibated. e | wast. headl Dr. J W. Bayne L ELIABLE lRANSFER g Wit n aith Jesus is as that is his privilege. On the other hand, the Spring and float down the Old Ty | Rooms 5- angle Bldg. empty s nb He I for a tle while in wants to set it aside, put in a water seal and do Yuken, camping where one likes, : StOre Open ’1 hlS L\ e“mg Office hours, 9 am. to 5 p.m. ] 7% the « g the tomb carved[other things which are nec y to complete the|with time emough to get & few|| | Evenings by appointment | CALL 14 in t garden outside Jerusalem, | processes of fermentation, who will interfere? grayling before breakfast—Oh, i Phone 321 ¥ e 1o th hill of C y. All else is sub- Probak 12 purchaser will get instructions of|there’s nothing like it. g | e s 1 A Y ordinate to ct, annually reaffirmed |what not to do in order to hold his wine in i E = = Royal Bllle by t v the birth of the spring, | constitutional limits, but, as everybody knows what| A ht‘rge crowd \'vz.lfe;.e:l the ! Dr. A. W. Stewart 3 hum of bee, the upward |has been done with regard to grape concentrates ?'“‘f“il“lj}(l: C;ll"_b‘l»}_w& \wlhlch mf_- ! pe ! DENTIT Ca,bs | for several years, he can read the instructions the|SenUe it ol Sl ! Hours 9 am. to 6 p.m. g he morial b f death’s|other way, and with a little trouble, provide himself| /. St s _EWARD Buwlgc ! 25 ¥ & e caused the o ‘he stars|{with a robust drink. Thus we sanction one morrfl)’mmfll relbtrens OF Hoscaai ° OlflBe'PhOflezu- es. i c % [ 1 He n miious the| fake in our efforts to get around the “noble =Xperi-|gna was the widow of Gov. Alfred ] xhone _=)= )‘ i y sepulture. He lity | ment” pending repeal and pay lip loyalty to the|p Swineford who was appointed 5 > B | A . . ol 4 of the one existent palpitant|Eighteenth Amendment while we go through the|Governor of Alaska by President|{ YV DEL[\/ ER PHONE 16 G e S nywhere in City i And His teaching was as|clumsy, long-drawn-out process of killing it. Cleveland in 1885. ! o ] i ayer of a child at its mother's | Just how far we might go in this general direc- M. J. O -no_“_'x lected Ma s Dr. Richard Williams PRk iung has submerged, dominated | tion if only thirty-five States should vote to repeal R e ’Dnug:;s rby ;hoe“;;w Ci{y B i Lk b i o i DENTIST all 3 g ping lessons of the ancients;|the amendment is cause for consideration. With a Sty o v OFFICE AND RESIDENCE JUNEAU TRANSFER it h clled acceptance by thrones, principalities) majority of the people wanting it out of the way Gastineau Building, PLone 481 i 4 and it has given beauty and, love and un-jand refusing to obey it, should a stubborn minority| o pesycierc, who had been min- ] ! COMPANY self to the world; it has vitalized the progress|plock repeal, might not- complete legislative nullifi- ing in the Dease Lake district, was s P of m has made the firmament closely cation be attempted? The whole situation, including|in Juneau and pronoumnced the ‘.:_—____F MOI?an‘ d akin with v g earth. ‘\lhc beer and wine statute, illustrates the lfo}lybtifjcoun:ry good. £y Robert Simpson fo) ‘ln ¥ We 1 ch the echo of the voices of using the Constitution to regulate personal habits ; i n S ved end lost across the abyss which divides and impose petty regulations on the American| Mr. Milton V. Ohristman and BE t‘Alx?R-em p tor age Now from the Afterwhile, but we know that|people. The Prohibition farce ought to teach us x;s;._gll:t Srtulndlsr ireee \tl:ne: ; lxle e f Op ety wd ! w hear them in a little while, see them in|to avold a repetition of such folly in the future i xDimc:u; by‘emn":zv‘;md‘? G“‘E ° OathalHIoR Moves, Packs and Stores all the radiance of that new estate which He|and thus at least one good will have been ac- Renison. The biltle. was cl]nrminé || Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground Freight and Baggage promised might be the portion of them that love|complished by it in a brocaded white satin gown as er rl s 3 e, Prompt Delivery of the L and veil of lace, the bridesmaid, E‘ S = L Pt i love the Christian peoples of the Miss Lily Liljestrand, wore pink " DR. R, E. SOUTHWELL | FUEL OIL ; 101 may sing: “The Lord Has Risen!” For the second week in sucess Dun & Brad- massaline satin and groom the con- Optometrist—Optician I ALL KINDS OF COAI 1 The faith bloom sweetly in their hearts.|street’s economic and business review re)v;;tsv e Iix;ugengl t:!‘ar:k.amr;l.wB: ggoox\;;zh Out to the Glacier and around beautiful A Eye; man;‘n\e,dfi‘x:fe;&tml g They the cloudlands are filled with those|panding trade throughout the country. “Busine: 6 L ma Mrs. . - At oom 7, Valent E £ 'y who await their coming with welcoming hands, with |buying has been the largest since Christmas and in :‘“"E;n’ Plfl_Y;z_ the ""ef!“"“{ f“fll‘ch.‘ Auk Lake on the | | Office Phone 484; Resldegn;; | PHONE 48 smiling lips—the dear emancipated souls who have {many places is ahead of that for the busiest days in a;d ;\‘;rs‘“’w;fi‘imgufji “&l; .I;vxl]la § nmewngé.g(%oumng?;:. 3 won to the renhuo[s of existence, guided by th;];)ecem);er.” delc;lraredghv repm;tfl)g:;:)()kf];l;; Pln)n;;;:Mu F‘rc\ll Qaliwas. Mr a‘nd. Mrs.‘ i rals © b - ~r gentle hand of Faith {dent Roosevzlt's campaign sl s " |Grover C. Winn, Mr. and Mrs, G. —————— | Are Here Again,” is on the road to realization Grundler, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. anne u Rose A. Andrews—Graduate Nurse THE CATCH IN 3.2 WINE. | S = SR L Christman, the Misses Leah Hopp, i ELECTRO THERAPY MAY HAYELS “Alaska Reds Are Demanded."—Headline. No, it|Maude and Lily Liljestrand and| | Cabinet B:thn—hafllto—Colflfl“ Modiste : Thi ed be no difficulty in brewers complying |doesn’t refer to members of any political organiza-|Messrs. Guy Johnson, Oliver Ol-| Comfortable accommodations for 21 er- | Bergmann Hotel requirement fixing the maximum alco- (tion but to the red salmon which, canned, is one[son, A. Johnson and Oscar Grund- | 3 M ‘ i & ph | omge:;‘;?'b;l:‘;x::m:n?.m‘ PHONE 205 ! of that beverage at 3.2 per cent by|of the world’s choicest food delicacies. ler. In the evening a large erowd | sons. lake reservations at once at the R P‘;‘m ot . . 2 of young friends of the couple, who | Juneau Drug Co i s ving = o s A — < received many beautiful and costly | T i —= H 0 R e, ", e sn, s e <Ko e g i o ception, 1 TWO TRIPS—At 2:30 and 5:30 P. M. || Hazel James Ferguson Front and Second Streets op 2 e } TEACHER OF P! (] 1 HOW LOVELY B e a0 ROUND TRIP, 75 cents | Pecens o B0 | Y i ' ¢ NORTHWEST NEWS BRIEFS o | | 430 Goldstein Building i + Sh(”ll sa . OF 25 YEARS AGO o | Pl ol i | fl“__- P y... ® 0 o0 000000000 | : ———(| LOOK YOUR BEST EVERETT. — Outraged because | — _ —_—— "1_. n . Personal Service Beauty the new telephone directory carried many ads for lager beer, W. C. T. U. members have ordered thelr phones taken out. ELLENSBURG. —J. C. Hubbell | was elected president of the Com- mercial club and Ralph Kauffmah vice president. i SPOKANE.—Sixty feet of ore carrying copper, gold a:id silver has | been opened on mining proporty near Chesaw. Mining men ccnsider it one of the most important strikes {made in the state. — e MAY DAY DANCE ¢ Annual dance by American Le- gion Auxiliary, Elks Hall, April 29. —adv. DR. E. MALIN Treatments T || Licensed Chiropractor and Donaldine Beauty | | Sanipractic Physician Parlors | 1l State of Washington o s | | Phme 472 JUNEAU ROOMS one 496 RUTH HAYES [ Al R 1 || Over Piggly Wiggly Store o | ®. FREE | T Harry Race . Meals for Transients Cut Rates Chicken dinner Sunday, 60c BUY LARGE PACKAGE OF OXYDOL DRUGGIST MRS. J. GRUNNING “THE SQUIBB STORE” Board by Week or Month and Get One Small Package ‘ YELLOW and HOTEL ZYNDA ; FREE MLy || e ELEVATOR SERVICE ————— ——o il SR S s HORLUCK” | PALM BEACH Brick and DANISH Ice Cream i | ALL FLAVORS Juneau Ice Cream | Parlor | CABS & ZNDA, Prop Both Packages 30c¢ 25¢ T GARBAGE HAULED | Any Place in City ""E"B W PHONES TELEFHONE S84 Flowers inthe S pirit of EASTER GARBAGE HAULED || E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 584 CALIFORNIA GROCERY Gm‘ [ERAL MOTORS J ana W. P. JOHNSON o TELEPHONE 478 Prompt Delivery ‘ WNEAU-%?}&‘:'G || e o I | 1 § | Night Phone 1861 Day Phone 13 A welcome gift—one 2 lhi(l (‘ill‘l'i(‘* a4 message + ik ; in keeping with the The B M Behrends Bank ” LUDWIG NELSON ! day itself. i i 'm i Brunswick Agesey L ‘s‘ Juneau, Alaska i FRONT STREST The advertisements are your guide to efficient spending. PEERLESS Commercial and Savings BR E A D Famous Candies Always, ool The Cash Bazaar | Always Fresh Open Evenings “Ask Your Grocer” }|* ilies-Spring Flowers Homegrown Tulips, Hyacinths—Reasonable Prices Juneau Florists TELEPHONE 311 ' WE DELIVER / D. B. FEMMER III||IIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlllllIlllllIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIlllHIIIllllIIHIIIIIIIII_flIIIIIIIIIIIHIII . PHONE 114 ONE SH OUR COAL will give as much heat as two of the dirty, slaty kind. That's why you save money by getting your | coal from us. If you want coal that will not klink up your stove, will burn down to the fine ash, that will give the most heat pos-||: | sible you should give us your order, | BANKERS SINCE 1891 Resources Over $2,250,000.00 b : 0 gm(