The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 14, 1934, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934. i . ® | which are not necessarily more-expensive when at- ® | g ) - e et — K Dally AlaSka Emp"' € |tractively developed. : +. 41| PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies | | Daily Alaska Empire | , ud ane 20 YEARSAGE | e————b Al ROBEEE W, DESDER. 4. SENERALUNOE BOTTLES AND WHISKEY. by JEANNE _BOWMAN Prom The Bmpirs ;‘» Helone W.L. Albrecht | |1, Gastineau Channel Published _every evening except Sunday by the| A century ago quart bottles cost 15 cents and s d o sl PHYSIOTHERAPY ! ST TR fxfi{L{EyfiilfiTmf.kionA&Y o |the whiskey that went into them cost five cents S_VA'O”S'S.; ?{”’)"‘ "}':{y":d qu Judith, a sun bronzed girl in khaki | _ ! | Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | | B- P. O. ELKS meets et : [Now bottles may be had for five cents ‘each and| Hevius secretary, as the ",‘g% shirt-and breeches, high boots and MARSH 14, 1934. |1 Ray, Medical Gymnastics, | | every Wednesday at Entered in, the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class | NOW : o stenographer.” But Judith &8 edem |broad brimmed campalgn hat, | Announcement was made of the, | i Goldntok B " 1|8 p. m. Visiting . matter. |their contents cost from one dollar to as high as the more inlerested in the fact that hought B & u Olizens’ or Adfinistration ticket] | 307 Goldstein Building TES. | traftic will bear. Norman Dale, junior partmer of |thousht of that moment many times o 5 i Phone Office, 216 | | brothers welcome, 1 Deilvered by ""s'l‘l'a's'o'?'"?‘l'l"c:?“ R:"d Douglas . for "'fii In the old days bottles were by hand—that is ;’ffn'vlfnnn- mr':v”:?rlil-';?x"dhj«c-: ’.‘3"’:’71"; o lhelmbll bndlee o sl il]):u?g::nclcll’::‘;:e«'lt‘; ecg(::zrngMcal;y L Wl Co Ran. er month. . - Solal. Nt e nk winged along. L s W. s o — R . M.H. 3 o,,’:",-{?‘..i‘"mp‘:.'é?fi:cz’”ffz.?( e g T ance, |64Ch one was made individually. Now a machine :fi%’.’l.lfni’l'.I'.;'“J_"Lfi.f:f 2‘32::";5."..”':352 The trip was worse than Big Tom |or, headed the ticket and those T AaA ¥ g:cr::tx:;,'u it $6.00; one month, in advance, $1.2. 11y | 12Kes & little dab of molten glass, pours it into a| che sud Feviwe e Jeaving soom. bhaq anticipated. The Rio Diablo val- |with him were William “H. Case, | Rose A. Ardrews I SR AR T SRR e o Ciae ‘ot any fallure, oF IFregulasity |Mold, and, presto, a bottle is made in a few seconds.| Tz, oo of fier employer's big “{ley had been held for two years in | William S. Geddes, William E. Graduate Nurse ENICATS OF COLUMBUS an:li‘p d'.fnve‘ry of_their papers. o 4 |Few labor-saving machines are more ingenious or engineering projects. the tenacious grip of an unrelenting | Britt, John Reck, John R. Willis Electric Cabinet Baths—Mas | | Seghers Council No. 1760, Telop}\one for Editorial and Buflnell“(:s:el. > | wonderful than those which make botties. And -they Ghapisr fhrea }eun. The D'glviiltmver ;nn: dwlndl!ed ‘Vand C. W. Fries. M(;yg; Carter, orf;l"fmcom;;c !rrl::oth;n; mefénn lt:cu;xgomdhn MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED P 3 an < ap. Th hani rocesses n size until it wound through its |Mr. Case and Mr. Geddes were ce hours 11 am. .m. | nday at 7:30 p. m. anThe, Assoclated Eress ta ng’gf,{";',‘;;‘ggUgyg“g‘i‘gd,fi‘;d"",\!:]n“ih?a::;_fs_l:::e fl;fi:{:,lcg‘ ear':ECEL:: c:]b;_w.m Bt | rock ribbed channel like a red hot |members of the outgoing council.| | Eveningd by Appointment Translent brothers urg- it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also m'land ingenions: Oohkideririg /the - Amaiat of raw LIA’S quick laugh caused several | wire. The plains cupped up like a | All were men who had consider-| | Second ‘and Main Phone 259 | Jed to attcnd. Councii local news published herein. e diners to look at the two girls— | copper brazier, bound by a far circle | able experience in both business, 5 Chambers, Ft!i Strect, T i SUARSRTRED TO WK LARGEN uastertal thespieyCIE By HEREm Y Sty 00 “you would remind me I was sup- |of red-gold hills, land public life and were outstand-| NG JOHN F. MULLEN, G. E. | ALK R AT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. |men employed is comparatively small. The cost of | | .4 4o be working, instead of en- ling members 0f the COMMUNItY, ! Tmoiesmio o b3 H. J. TURNER, Secretary - - {production is not great—it is the-tax put upon| ,.ingmyself. Wait until I finish this Tlrlfwfi\'e families were starving |The Empire stated. E. B. WILSON —_—— | [the whiskey, that and the excess of demand over| gajad and I'll begin on you. | % and the expedition, sharing ra- | { t—Foot Specialist MOUNT JUNEATJ LODGE NO. 147 | supply, that has sent the prices-skyward. “There . .. now this is the idea. | 1ght in by oc onal mule ’ Juneau was assured of a base-' 401 Goldstein Building ! Second and fourth Mon- < ' Yet it is odd to think ‘of the time when the| Someoneat the Engineers’ luncheon, | om the Gulf coast, 8rew |pall and recreation park in ;-_me; PHONE 496 'day of each month in ! | container was ‘more valuable than that which was| today, said that the average stenog- | n and taciturn. And as |for the 1914 baseball season, as' gg— - . s3|Scottish. Rite Temple, | | contained. Then, if your great-grandfather dropped | rapher thinks that all she needs m': wugh the heat had burned the [the result of the campaign forgfl ~——— | beginning at 7:30 p. m. a bottle he swore over the broken glass and not| hold down a job is a Hollywood face | dross of artificial living from each, | synseriptions to Stock in an asso=|| L. E. HENDRICKSON, over the loss of the whiskey. and a Follies figure. 3 Judith watched a new Norman Dale | ojation for the purpose of pur-! | DRS.KASER & FREEBURGER Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS, Sec “Fellow named Kline said if his | emerge. chasing and maintaining such a| DENTISTS retary. ( office ornament worked half as hard | She sat on the hillside now, watch- park, it was announced at a meet-! | Blomgren Bullding —_— — spasai 5 { | “Uncle Andy” Mellon is about to be tried for| om the typewriter as she did on her | ing him in the valley below. The ing of Juneau business men held| | PHONE 56 i O e 55 i i [alleged evasion of income tax payments. It's af face, both her face and his letters | fearful drouth was about to be |in"tne gffice of B. L. Thane. Sub-| HAGra 0 Wi B0 1| | e A ik o0 Diect OF i {shame how the Democrats abuse “the greatest| ¥Ould look better. He £ald there|broken by a storm which might | soryptions were well up to the $6,- | and a tank for crude oil save | | | Secretary of the Treasury since Hamilton.” Egz}‘[:x:el_bf K BTt U Dter "qlu‘”{‘]lfu‘,].;ozt.hernl;l::‘2%;‘::5“]}{“ o |000 mark and a number of suit-} ity | burner trouble. ! { ; R S “Yes, 1 know the rest,” fnter-| visible cloud, thelr cattle were low. | APl sites were under considera-it . (P, Jenne | PHONE u5; N1GHT 13 | | | While it is disappointing that our High School| ., 04" jyaith. “Big Tom confessed | ing uneasily, the pack mules were ' HOR- A e astiadbysria S s DENTIST || RELIABLE TRANSFER | ) ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL VISITATION, |Pasketball team lost to Ketchikan in the series {or) yis part aiso. I'm willing to admit 1 |freiful, even the cxpedition men, | 1045 Sltes and eport on them, aD-1 | poomy g and 9 Valentine i e <t e |the conference title, there is a consolation in| haven't the brains of an Einstein, |moving with swift eficiency as they Lfi;a Be ‘y, gl Ssr iy Building | P | Delegate Dimond’s current weekly newsletter from l:}?:':mg Mt B Toe S THEEVE N e |ford, D. A. Epsteyn and R. W.|| Teiephone 176 _{l: NOW OPEN { the national capital says President Roosevelt has| g e ‘Wulzen. = | Commercial Adj | | gi\-or;eas;uranceh:hat he ::]llk)e‘;:l:&gg‘“tl]‘:ikf;avelltplt:lg One of the John Dillinger gang has been con- | Pop says we'll be lucky if } srel s 2‘“.—Dr T W B——,ay'ne ‘, ment&RatingB?]Jr‘::u ! ; not be this coming summer, S S| i i g o | | . Je . 4 ! for then are already mapped out, but he told lhe‘:)l;:zi;r ’;‘;ferir‘“[:e'; CZ::’ Z‘x"‘l’;‘ c”a‘l‘:h“"“"m‘]:e :;:i‘: any of, us gits out alive B e B A D DENTIST | Cooperating with White Service | Delegate he would visit the Territory at the first 2 - ‘;:;LMT:;d n:zux':l x;s:v;;at::e‘ Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. i { Bureau I J opportunity, and gave the impression he has defin-| (. i0ie else may be said about the revocation | | e b s ol of.‘i:-:e nnursi,; ‘;x:ém'?mben:n wl:.o;r;:;&;éx;t;:cckl B,i[;;_ | 1 itely in mind a trip there before the end of his ,¢ ype 4 mail contracts, at least these air-mail ) Phone 321 | A e { first administration,” says the letter. fellows will never grab another wildeat by the tail. “'3 '+ a l Alaskans will await that visitation with eager-) . —_—_— { Charles Goldstein and George|= ot —= = | ness. Nothing could delight them more than to| The Investment Bankers’ Code. | | F. Forrest were prominent Ju- |G - 2| o) have the President view with his own eyes this| Ak 7T RS | neauites who were on their way Robert Slmpson F]NE great northland, study for himself the problems | (Cincinnati Enquirer.) | home aboard the Spokane which Opt. D Watch and Jewelry Repairing that must be worked out before it can achieve| Last December the Investment Bankers' Code | safled the previous night from Se-! st l‘:)s.Ang'eles Col- at very reasunavle rates its destiny as a member of the sisterhood of States was approved by the President, including unexcep- |atile. {1 lege of Optometry and | WRIGHT SHOPPE comprising the Republic, and to make him welcome tional provisions concerning conditions of labor and | A i Opthalmology | PAUL BLOEDHORN { as only a pioneer people in a frontier land can. |wages, crgatmn of a code authonty_ anq the like. | TUp hto 10 oclo2ck in the n;or:-i‘ | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground & L A Only once before has Alaska had a visitation It Was just another code and, being in a field ‘lng, there were 255 voters of the i 31| = = | from s President during his term of office. Presi- in which labor questions are x_mot particularly im- v | Town of Jungau registered for @he‘ = =1 4‘. | A e portant, it had no immediate importance. At the |the patience of Job nor the endur made ready to carry every movable |regular municipal election which -z—-m—"——fl | | dent Harding gained knowledge of the Territory g e time plans were made for the drafting of a set [ ance of a Robot, but 1 must have|thing to the one high spot within |was to occur on April 7. It was DR-Q Brditipre el JUNEAU-YOUNG | on his visit in 1923 that would have meant MUCh o yles of fair practices by representatives of the | considerable talent as an actress to | reach before the storm struck, |expected that this number would| | Optom ’ds Glp Tttan F | to us but for his untimely death in San Francisco jnqustry. These fair practices, which are ultimately | make bim think so.” She laughed at | scemed oppressed {be increased to 270 by afternoon|| EVeS Exammem— t_flmgld uneral Parlors shortly after his return to the States. Similarly to become a part of the code, are far more |‘he expression on Clia's face ant | ,Through it all Dale’s voice could | aal thist there’ 'wonld be more: 300::17, Vi era:‘enul:e'nce { Licensed Funeral Directors Alaska will undoubtedly benefit from a visit by important than the remainder of the code. Added, “What else would'you'ifke to|'he featd, calm, cheertal " . . |than 1000 voters registered by the | g;gf‘: 23; ogfime St '80 h ey and Embalmers | President Roosevelt, and the nation at large willl While the fair practices are not yet approved, k““°w' . | "Miss Lane," a small hand tugged | time the boats were closed. G| Yo 195 1100 b5 e ) e ight Phone 1851 Day Phone 12 | be benefitted as greatly. The President has already they look very promising. They are built around ow cin = it} YORENE & Parfect | at ,"f’ s;eevle,i k'”‘“ ve been sittin | ias L I o demonstrated his own interest in Alaska by ex- the idea that the business of underwriting and | stenographe - o s Z“:x”u?"‘ a:‘rnmm fln'}vs ‘" he(}v:‘ The Elks' Bowling team of| i ] tending to it every emergency measure taken by his distributing securities must be made safe from Dyplelovioe, St diiin e Ul . e,r(;s(vb] e;wl?'_ e lTrmdwell defeated the Elks' team |B—— —————————%& ] : &7 to offset the effects of the de- MisréPresentation. The fair practices are designed W“’.l‘dh‘d Fule.s ¢ | prince and Cinderella were married | 56 juneay in a match played inj | Dr. Richard Williams SABIN S Adml.mstrauon 0. OLINe DL GEA0I. 0 not to supplant or to conflict with the Federal What is it ? and then you stopped ... what comes | 3 000 the preceding night. The pression. That interest will be quickened by the gecyritjes Act, but to extend the purpose of the| “Find an employer like Big Tcm after?” | Trcaiwen tine tpe. was, - Bemeth | DENTIST personal touch that can only be acquired through zot and make it more flexible, both in its applica- | Bevins.” ¥I'm sorry,” Judith’s voice soft- [iatoke. Lretbnde: Snow \aiid. Ters OFFICE AND RESIDENCE | Everything in Furnishings actual contact with Alaska and Alaskans. tion and in its enforcement. The fair practice Clia was delighted with the an-|ened as she looked down into the :rv. 2 | Gastineau Building | for Men |represent anieffort on the part of investment bank- | SWer. “Anything you'd like me to|circle of eager faces peering up at | ° RN O A Phone 481 1l »‘: |ers themselves to shoulder the burden of enforcing | 52y?" she asked. “I know nearly her. “The prince and Cinderella | . poe ™ P SOCIETY S e : LOCAL MATERIALS HELPFUL FOR ethics in their business. If successful, this approach | every ]del:all ofhyour che:vkcrfdd_cf”y re married and lived happily ever | o, o C o Society will| 3 =T . 3 v | shoul me sati - | reer, mnaw’ hew you wanted to 1 | S0t ‘ p | ROADSIDE_._I_.D}.}EOVEMEN’L |tion szih?uffsme;m bs;llf}f]s;ct;‘?de?;?n’r;};zeregfiza‘. become an engineer and why you ver after?” piped the small one ‘;t;:ui‘dg;nn?;mgfimli wC:rdZCI:Cn:;! Dr. A. W. Stewart 4’ THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY 5 Local materials for roadside improvement can be Mission under the Securities Act. took up stenography. 1 know how | who had sn||gg‘lct'l (‘Ir»icvafl the black | (o0 ev‘ening ST Follow - ARTaE DENTIST . | Franklin Street between | . f | e) e you took a shabby three-room attic | pall of clouds spread over them. | i 3 Hours 9 am. to 6 p.m, Front and Second Streets s A & comparativaly low coat, says Wilbur H.| A0 inieresting festure of the trade practices now |08 S SRR = SO0 SERIREL O EI0EEgpread o2 ted Juditn |for those who wish to stay. Din- SEWARD BUILDING i ) Simonson, Landscape Architect of the Bureau of Under consideration by investment bankers is the | that looked like a turret with an| sver after:” repeated Judith | ... 50165 65c, children under 12 Oras T Ak s ! ' " h /intention of making them permanently valid through underslung jaw and made it look | firmly and smiled at the tall figure |years of age 50c. Save the date. ce 3 ! L PHONE 359 .L Public Roads, Unlteq Slgtes Department of Agri- |an organization in addition to and quite independent like an up-to-date pent house. below, who had started plodding up- 3 A J, Phone 276 1 fe 1 culture. Such materials include boulder§ or native ! ¢ the Code Authority. Thus, if the NRA proves “Think I'll use that picture Cal | L ERE i L R S A ST o stone for guard rails, suitable plant material salvaged 'y temporary device, the investment bankers will be ! took of your place last August . . | in the path of construction operations, trees and able to continue, independently of Government, en- | and then a close-up he took when | | Shop m Juneau JUNEAU FROCK | undergrowth carefully trimmed in contrast with forcing within their own body the trade practices|he was testing out his new studio | ]UNEAU SAMPLE SHOPPE § haphazard cutting, and other such objects naturally | agreed upon as fair and sound. The permanence of | light.” | SHOP TBioingive BibA e sl i adapted to the landscape. [the Securities Act, in contrast to the emergency “Clia,” interposed Judith eagerly. F 0 R D BB A s e S sty Linpe i The use of approved landscape and horticultural character of the National Recovery Act, suggests| “why not have your staff arlisll BIG VALUES Hosiery and Hats 1 specifications for trees and plants for roadside that the investment bankers have been wise to plan | sketch a figure of a Robot with | AGENCY B et i improvements is the best safeguard in the planning or a permanent regime of strictly enforced fair | Einstein h'air sitting under a gourd | 3 - 1 and execution of roadside improvements, says Mr.ip rackione ¢ ::::fl'gmflt?s If;ha;uigb r:;e:m;f):x. (Authorized Dealers) < iStm.);ls»; C;)}(:‘pel:tk;n ‘:etween all ;:art‘x::u:ne?xifil Travelers to Loch Ness in the last month say | wouldn't use my picture.” | G As C. L. I';ELN&"&N I‘{.gg’Ie‘ES:Eng-go]o)A o8 D planging. uie . wor hecessary to ® ithe sea serpent has missed several performances. CHIRO) e m 1 harmony and attractive results. Maybe it's back in the bottle.—(Detroit News.) UDITH'S wish was granted. Next ol South Front St., next to ELEVATOR SERVICE ] For the price of a single mile of highgrade road | morning with Big Tom chuck- | Brownle’s Barber Shop 5 surface 30 imiles of roadside can be improved. This| Overheard on the beach at Palm Beach: T can't | ling, they read Clia's story and SES orfice Hours: 10-13; 3-8 . ZYNDA, Prop. estimate by Mr. Simonson is based on plant materials ‘recall your name, but- your body is familiar— | clipped the cartoon from the news- Evenings by Appointment e S § obtained through fair competitive bids, unified con-{‘NeW York Sun.) fax:’erig be framed, then they turned T e —— trol of highway building so that construction scars | 0 Roainass. %! | GARBAG! ' are avoifled, side slopes graded during construction! ~AS & Tule we probably can depend upon this: 4 S, PARALRY Dorsonett J uneau HI-LINE SYSTEM | Reasonable EloI:UREE.D operations to fit landscape requirements, and the . U Price is cut, so is the whiskey—(Los Angeles | to meet us ’ Groceries—Produce—Fresh | T f salvaging of valuable tree growth. ' lTlmes'J fi;ryz:u;rigfieal::;t;:: ;e"llmsfl:i; he val Motors and Smoked Meats 1’ E. 0. DAVIS i Mr. Simonson calls attention to the impm'tance’ Recent events in Vienna have produced a num- | going to be hotter than Hades. How e Front Bfiwmh Harrls 1 mlxil;;{:)gasu ‘ J. of parking places, spring outlets, railings, and other 'per of anything but “merry windows.”—(Indianapolis | about the cook’s wife, will she go FOOT OF MAIN ST. | ) By | o such features that the motorist sees and enjoys Star.) along? Fine. That will protect your | bill behind a pack train carrying | CASH AND CARRY | e - - — - " reputation from the biddies . . .|Lousehold 8‘""15-[ m | f‘——%fiafi catch that telephone, Judy.” Last night, when a white moon “Bevtis Consiruciion Company | hag tarued the valley to old gold, ‘ SVRRAL. MoToRy | + « . Oh good morning Mr. Dale, Mr. | she had promised to spend her ever- Bevlna'.’gYes, indeed...TI'm fine...” | after with him. MAYTAG PRODUCTS She handed the telephone to her | She had wanted to work at his Ww. P. JOH:NSON employer then turned to her type | side now, but Big Tom had pointed s i writer—*“ratatat ratata ratating!” | out the necessity of keeping up the Y I B — 2 went the typewriter and ratatata|pative children's mornlps gndp she our nterest m etter = = went Judith’s heart— had kept their eyes from the ap- T—_\T o “That was Norman Dale, Judy." | proaching danger by keeping them . interrupted Bevins, “he phoned to! focused on herself as she told them Buszness McCAUL MOTOR i { say he'd make the trip to Rio Dianle ' st COMPANY I with us, representing his tirm, you! this storm’s goin’ to Dodge and Plymouth Dealers ' OF know—" G °r and we'll be lucky ‘ s out alive,” offered I > . CoRBAR Rale:telephoned 1o a ed boy on the outskirts ) T_\Ef . Galvanlzed Iron he was making the trip to Rtio ). is direct and personal, for you know that | Smith Electric Co with us. ed here through’ other your own prosperity depends upon general c . Three months, nearly ) B passed since Tom Bevins ha L ”“":lvl) Tommy?” -in- across his desk to where hi« z . rapher sat typing, and relayed telephone message. four ¢ Gastineau Bullding EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL improvement in conditions throughout all this section. ® Copper @ Stainless Steel ® Made to Your Order! ® Get Our Prices LAST! | @ THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS RICE & AHLERS (0. The Géstineau PLUMBING HEATING SHEET METAL «ii 1934 Lu Jeanne Bowman) Just now, when industry and trade can use every dollar of capital that can be got together here, your bank balance becomes important to the whole Junetu district as well as to yourself. , . The B. M. Behrends Bank has been safeguarding the funds of Juneau people for forty-two years. It offers you assured pro- tection and service that has stood the test. The B. M. Behrends Bank JUNEAU, ALASKA t storm breaks. | e ALASKA AIR EXPRESS FOR CHARTER | Lockheed 6-Passenger Seaplane TELEPHONE 22 J. V. HICKEY BETTY MAC ] TYPEWRITERS RENTED $5.00 per month . B. Burford & Co. step worn by satisfled S g Our Services to You Begin and End at the “We tell in advance what job will cost” Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat DRUGGIST The Squibb, Store