The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 12, 1934, Page 4

Y TSRS TS et Sl spa s THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1934. ; Daily Alaska Empire shed every evening except Sunday by the ‘EHPP‘% PRI)‘XTX‘;G COMPANY at Second and Main Streets, Juneau, Alaska. —_— Entered in the Post Office In Juneau as Second Class matter, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Dellvered by carrier In Juneau and Douglas for .25 per _month. By mall, postage paid, at the following rates: One year, in advance, $12.00; six months, In advance, | ; wonth, in advance, $1.25, 3 bocribera will confer a favor if they will promptly notify” the Business Office of any fallure or irregularity Ty of elr papers. e orone Jor Edtorial and Business Offices, 374. ER OF ASSOCIATEL PRESS. The A:‘n&c’l‘naled Press is exclusively entitled to tb use for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the S ublished herein, fl:lsziw:flpKULAflON ‘GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. | | | ) | | ward expression of the nobler ideals of man. gentleman from the uncultured persén — are the fruits. of religion. And thus we maintain that givilization is mani- fested not only by its progress in commerce and mechanical contrivance, but especially by its temples, churches, schools and hospitals, which are the out- Probably these chief characteristics of civiliza- tion—the nobler qualities of mind and heart—which the church strives to develop, are nowhere more evident than in our hospitals and particularly in their work and progress during the last half century. If we turn back the pages of history to the dawn of Christianity, we find little thought given to the care of the sick. At the time of Christ, after many hundred years of Egyptian, Grecian and Roman civilization, the leper was an out-cast, driven from his home and left to die of exposure and starvation. The compassion manifested by Jesus for the sick and unfortunate laid the first foundation stone on which rests the palatial homes of our sick today—our hospitals. The progress of the hospital had a long road to travel from the time of Christ to the present day. BY WALTER C. BROWN. pSYNOPSIS: Anounymops Iotigray| e ng letters over a pertod of Plgrre Dufieons. tmeravior o Soe | ths. You would say to power. Then he {s fired wnon | y Well, that crank shot bim ey road. takes the case.to | ors head of the police depare- i i o L gl * “On the other hand, let us torget Tivner | Doiresnn and 1Hrncr mee. | those letters. Say they do not exist have dined i the tormer's aparks i} §uppose. then, that | was found i sk | niurdered. What would you do? You T | would go to my family, my wife, my Chapter Five Isvm:»vs. my friends, asking ques- G a | tions, lookiug fnto thelr actions, de- BRRANG . | manding alibis. You would expect QEVERAL hours of intimate eon to find the murderer somewhere b) tact with Dufresne bad failed to | am those who knew mie, who had iispel the haze of uncertainty that jpersonzi contact with me, That stouded Harper's mind. Dufresne’s| would not befunrepsonable, would 1ctions and moods had been so vary. | it? Nor able, so erratic. Ordinarily, affable | queri ind courteous, a perfect host, the| St without precedent? he £ Harper was electrifird these avords of poison falling, R et 20 YEARS AGO From The Empire ——y MAY 12, 1914 Interest continued to grow in the fourth annual public rehearsal of the Juneau Ladies’ Musical club, which was to be given in the Ju- neau theatre during the week. One of the great drawing cards was to be the violin solo by Willis E. Nowell. Others who were to appear on the program were Mrs. H. P. Crowther, Miss Crystal Snow, Mon- te Snow, Mrs. G. M. Simpkins, and a double trio with Mesdames E. H. Kaser, J. F. Malony, W. E. Nowell, Charles Garfield, and H. L. Faulkner. The money to be de- rived from the entertainment was to be donated to the library fund., W I ...PROFESSIONAL ] Helene W. L. Albrecht rHYSIOTHERAPY Massage, Electricity, Infra Red Ray, Medical Gymnastics, 307 Goldstein Building Phone Office, 216 | s 2 ] Rose A. Ardrews Graduate Nurse | Electrio Cabinet Baths—Mas sage, Colonic Irrigations Office hours 11 am. to 5 pm. | Evenings by Appointment Second and Main Phone 259 e+ l | [ E.B. WILSON Chiropodist—Foot Specialist 401 Goldstein Building Fraterncl Societies L0 or Gastineau Channel e ¥ o B. P. 0. ELKS meets, every Wednesday ab 8 p. m. Visiting brothers welcome, | | ed Ruler. M. H. Sides, Secretary. ENIGHTS OF COLUMB! Seghers Council No. 1769, Meetings second and lasé Monday at 7:30 p. m. Transient brothers urg- ed to attend. Counclt Chambers, Fifth Strecd JOHN F. MULLEN, G. K H. J. TURNER," Becretary PRI AR AP e MOUNT JUNEATU LODGE NO. 142 Second and fourth Mon- !day of each month in | It encountered many obtsacles: medical science had [ 3lishtest crossing of his will un Hardy's Front Street shooting ] | to be developed, had’ tfibbe blum r:p from the ground | 'easbed a blazing teniper and a vitri-{ drop by drop. “Mr. Dufresnel” he | ganery attracted the attention of J. g kg ;::xo:mglzlttet;ezpfi | to the position it holds today; surgery could make alic tongue. | gasped, sitting hnou UpMEHL’ Do | fane’ Junsat ShatAan R S = e e RICKION. | 1ittie advance, hampéred as it:was:until our own.| . HArDer began to grow restiveium: | you believe these letters to be 8 |4 prige was hung up for the best T__—_— Master; JAMES W, LEIVERS, Set 5 g i ; der the virtual stalemate that hag | Screei. blding the real motive fOF | exnipition of marksmanship. Mar-| | ppe KASER & FRECBURGER ren ’ " age by lack of anaesthetics; while the X-ray and| ' o' 0 ang when Dufresne ap | 20 atlempt upon your life? Are you gy yynch E. P. Kindall, T. G.| DENTISTS o sterilizing equipment were unknown. It is only after proached the celiareite to replenish | withholding information from us” Shearer, Turrell and P. S. Rowe| 1 ‘Buildta, e | years of experiment, self-sacrifice and devotion t0| pjs glags the detective felt con | t wonld be extremely foolish. | yore tiad for first honors for thef B°",';';g‘n 56 / Deskihs,acet | the cause of suffering humanity that the present position has been attained. Of all professions, none is more devoted than the personnel of the hospital. No body of men have are here for just one purpose - 't you, to help you.” strained to voice a protest. | easy with that, Mr. Dufresne. Wher- : to ever there's danger, it's best to keep | I)l | RESNE staggered to his te** a clear head.” 0, no—l am mad—mad." & previous week and those tied for second place were L. M. Morris,' E. Beleale, G. E. Lovegrove, A.' Fransen, J. L. Museth, A. H. Joy,| | Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. Ne, C. P. Jenn;—‘ 117 F. O. E. Meets first and third Mondays 8 p.m., Eagles’ Hall, Douglas. Visiting brothers welcome. R. A. Schmidt, p P . " nmered, * 2 le . H. Ziegler, Dr R. C. Manthus, W. P, Guy L. Smith, Secretary. 3 ; shown more charity, zeal and generosity for suf- Dufresne smiled scornfully. mmered, “but that little rac |A L il z MOTHER’S DAY. fering humanity. The poor, the stranger and the | “There’s not enousgh brandy in the ps gnawing away. Somehow i ‘and Arthur Weston. The ties was DENTIST - world to dull this brain of mine,” he | can't feel safe, not even in ®w |to be shot off during the day. Once again the Nation pauses from its hurly burly of business, its pains of growing recovery, its strife and all of the routine .affairs of everyday life to pay its devotion to Mother. On the morrow we turn our thoughts with sincere reverence, the utmost of devotion to her who throughout our lives has subordinated all care for and though of herself to us. No day of our lives passes but that we are reminded of her ever-present love for us. So it is meet that we set apart this one day to be wholly hers. No human emotion is as undying, as unselfish, as pure as the love of mother for her child. It is the one human attribute that approaches the essence of divinity No one of us is worthy of it and our worth has no place in its bestowal. Be we, good, or indifferent, or bad, mother’s love is the one thing that remains steadfast, the one sure refuge that cannot be taken from us by anything we may do|Our progress in civilization. We can judge of a | ; ! B or that others may do to us. people by its church its schools and by its g::\]fy.fe:i’ m’«;inflgs Wvgstopo::u::fad:l FINE 4 hospitals. These churches, schools and hospitals will {on the location. —— Throughout our lives, she is our guiding dtar, the greatest influence for good, the greatest incentive to achievement of worthwhile things, that we may | standard wealthy are cared for with the same solicitude. Who can forget the nurse who patiently watched over him and ministered to his every want? What soldier does not praise the Sisters of Charity who cared for him on the battlefield, without a thought for their safety, without a thought of remuneration! Their only object was to help their suffering brothers. Thus it often is that men, brought to the hospital sick in body and soul, have left not only sound of body, but what is more, strengthened in soul by the example of those ministering unto him with love and faith. It i5 thus that the fine qualities of soul, fostered and sustained by the higher ideals of Christianity, have brought the hospital personnel to the high it enjoys today, and has brought the efficiency of our hospital to its present standard. The progress of our hospitals is in keeping with be in keeping with that people's enlightenment. Juneau has the distinction of having the largest and most modern hospital in the vast Territory of boasted, then, with the petulant !r-} ritation of the tipsy. “But you're not | ribl room, guarded as it is. That's a dew feeling, Harper!” Weather for the previous 24 temperature of 58 degrees and a minimum of 35. | | The offices of the Alaska-Gasti- | neau Mining Company were to| close at 3:30 o'clock on the follow- | ing day in order to give all em ployees and others an opportunity ball season at Recreation Park. The Juneau Ferry and Naviga- | tion company had purchased from | | B. M. Behrends the tract of ground | facing on South Seward street and i the waterfront immediately back | of the float of H. J. Ramond com- | ->eoe— | WOOD FOR SALE H Phone | hours was clear with.a maximum'f——oH w——+—————————&¢ to witness the opening of the base- - Dr. J. W. Bayne DENTIST Rooms 5-8 Triangle Bldg. Oflice nours, 9 am. to 6 pm. &venings by appointment, Phone 321 l Robert Simapson Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles Col- lege of Optometry and Opthalmology | Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground DR. R. E. SOUTHWELL Optometrist—Optician Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted 63 — =] Our trucks go any place any time. A tank for Diesel Oil I and a tank for crude oil save l 1 i burner trouble. PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 | 1 RELIABLE TRANSFER R TR VS SME TR | NOW OPEN | Commercial Adjust- ment & Rating Bureau Cooperating with White Service | Bureau Room 1—Shattuck Bldg. We have 5,060 local ratings on file | RS 7 ! 1 | | ; I i 4 Watch an¢ Jewelry Repairing &t very reasunavle rates ‘ WRIGHT SHOPPE have. If we falter, as we must at times, if we fail ¥ Block wood and klindling, m 7, Valentine Bldg, utterly, as too often is the case, if we fall into Algsl.ca. This has pl-vn made possible only by the 358. Zafty. ommu Bk o e b aacion PAUL BLOEDHORN efficient, and enlightened medical staff, which Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 — debased ways, we hurt mother but we do not lessen her 1dve, rather it seems to have increased her capacity to shelter and comfort through it. L0 tomorrow, we take thought of these and many other things. We do not pretend to understand or comprehend them for they are among the things that “passeth understanding.” We rejoice in them. In humble spirit, we are thankful for them. Without them, civilization would vanish and the world become a habitation of wild beasts. For the mothers o the hospital is a part of every progressive nation,| fon.” still caressing the empty who have gone on to a f'auer_v better land, we A"f“f every progressive city; -that the. hospital is the Sergeant Harper flushed. “¥6éf*goblet. His glittering ayes seemed oo ) B T flowers of white and bow reverently in memory of |y ol o every ofie in the nation or city; and that | forEet that 1 am here on duty, Mr. |to be watching things that were hid- ACFNCY Dr. A. W. Stewart ' | them. And for the living, the flower of red is sooner or later some member of each family will Dufresne,” he answered stifily, “If A den from the detective. Truly, he 24 DENTIST worn while in halting words we try to voice the tribute of love we feel for her. 3 f A : really nothing more | can do to [it's out now.” he said, ruefully. “I Phone 276 HOSPITALS RANK WITH CHURCHES |and maintenance of his hospital. night. Tomorrow we can go into all | want you to remember what | have OILS L7 SR e e TR 4 AND SCHOOLS. the details and map out a plan ot 4told you here tonight. Take nothing GREASES s e | | THE JuNEAU LAUND! RY 4 Franklin Street between PHONE 358 ! We admire and we are proud of the wonderful progress made by the civilized world in every branch of scientific and mechanical achievement during the last half century. Now it is acknowledged by all that America holds front rank among the most progressive and civilized nations today. Juneau has been blessed with for the past many years; by its devoted nurses and self-sacrificing Sisters; and by the generous co-operation of its most prominent and progressive citizens. It is well to remember therefore that each year we commemorate Hospital Day and call to mind the heroism of Florence Nightingale, and a Damien, that the efficiency of our hospitals is one of the highest expressions of civilization; that as claim its hospitality. Therefore, it is the duty of every enlightened citizen to take an active part in the advancement Of course nobody wants another war. Still, if Russia administers a spanking that Japan seems to be aching for, nobody probably will raise any strenuous objections. As so often happens, Mother Nature seems to be taking a hand at crop reduction in the Midwest SUNDAY DINNER PHONE 205 FOR RESERVATIONS @ Includes Chicken and ALL the Trimmings! Bergmann Dining Room We Feature Juneau Dairy Products ® gulps. The sneer had gone from his | 'would know that I had received “There's not enough brandy in the world to dull this brain.” red as he sank down fn r facing the bright fire, his drinking, insulting Harper, I'll not have 1y brandy in that fa; cou | you don't mind, I'll be getting along. | had said either too .much or too You'll be quite safe, I'm sure. No |little. one can get past our men. There's Dufr ne lifted his head. “There, for granted, accept nothing at fits ‘face value. Remove no one from your list of suspects except by ac- tual elimination. No one! “And now, it you'll excuse me, 1 think I'll turn in and get some sleep.” He lifted the brandy bottle and shooK it speculatively. “This action.” Dufresne sat down heavily. His’ face drcoped into sullen lines. “1 | know what you're thinking, Harper. | You're saying to yourself, ‘Here is a man who has been shot at. He's | scared stiff, he’s gone all to pieces, he's yellow. He's got to keep drink- | is from the shadows above the lamp. Was the man too far gone to remember, or was there a sinister emphasis behind the duplicated re- mark? Then from the corner of his eye Harper saw that Andrews was watching him with a thoroughly un- pleasant expression on his face, and the old butler's hands were tightly clenched. (Copyright, 1934, by Walter C. Brown) The Fourteenth Precinct, Mon- j.dly, seems perfectly quiet. going on.” Dufresne picked up his goblet and downed the contents In two voice and something stark and naked peered from his brooding eyes. “Now, Detective-Sergeant Har- per, I'm going to show you the kind of rat that is gnawing at me, If | were found murdered tomorrow morning, what .would you, as a _policeman, think about it? You ———— The White Ray Oil Burner FOR STOVES AND RANGES Will positively burn il with a clean white flame. Absolutely no soot. See This Burner In Operation Harri Machine Shop Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal WARRACK Construction Co. Phone 487 | J' ( | Juneau FORD (Authorized Dealers) GAS Juneau Motors to 12; 1:00 to 5:30 | Dr. Richard Williams DENTIST OFFICE AND RESIDENCE Gastineau Building Phone 481 Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. | SEWARD BUILDING | Office Phone 409, Res. 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But |should be enough to turn the trick,” P00T MAIN & — el ¢ B i iy thouil riendo nok Hedh that makes the AAA look like pikers at the game. yowre wrong, Harper. It isn't that |he added, pressing the button to b o5 { JUNEAU FROCK : B v i5or sciante diidmedbRniNe ‘it sshectily 5 at all. | won't deny that I felt shaky |summon Andrews who was sent for Bulldon’ 30 Sholt | SHOPPE 1 s B i and TAucatins ¢ mAdiion “asveibps The founding fathers fought a war against| after those shots, but there's some | Harper's hat and overcoat. uHAIID::'lAIIE | “Exclusive but not Expensive” the qualities of the mind and fits it for further Britain because of taxation without representation.| thing else. Did you ever have a pre- Dufresne got to his feet a trifle | i . | Lingerie, < 3 6 _|If it was any worse than this taxation with rep- | Sentiment, a hunch—?" unsteadily. “Good night, Harper, | } Thomas Hardware Co. 5 research in the mysteries of Nature. Religion de: St e dbrt bl 4 | and tel | BE’I'I'Y MAC I X “ 3 % ame them for fighting so and tell Connors that | am pleased —_ ! ] velops the qualities of the heart and fits man for his|, - “NJONSENSE” the detective | with his selection. I'm sure every- | BEAUTY SHOP | ; finer relations with his Creator and his fellow men. broke in, “you must not give | thing will be all right until morn- 103 Assembly Apartmemts R i Without these qualities of the heart, summed up In| way to such ideas. We'll clear up | ing, anyway. I'll expect you about PHONE 547 !l Mining Location Notices at Em- HOTEL ZYNDA 4 “love of God and man” we can have but little claim | - fim::ou:e”’::vrgg‘: the 200-inch t;loscupe With | this case in no time. These cases | ten o'clock, and then we can decide | pire office. Large Sample Room to be called civilized. Newman defines @ gentleman | /o ‘o Dil]inp(‘r"ffnft);isn ’;‘;fiv‘v‘; )Y 100 times | are always troublesome while they | on our best course. On your way out as “One who never needlessly gives pain” and we ; 2 L last, but an unbalanced brain is sel. | will you pléase tell Markison that I - : ELEVATOR SERVICE might add, “either to God or man,” President Roosevelt seems to be a man who ?;:; :S;tst::t“ygmcr:m::g;;{ndo':;: gz :z;v:lc‘cl:,ul:(Eey?:t:;::du:::‘i:t. THE HOTEL OF ALASKAN HOTELS e ? & Thus we see that these finer qualities thatican take a brain trust or leave it.—(Buffalo Cour- anonymous threat and go into ac- | drews? I've had more than enough ° PSP A 2o B st e e AL distinguish the Christian from the Barbarian—the {jer-Express.) tion, they've lost their trump card, | for one day.” » 4." m | and their rope Is shortened. | The gray-haired servant bowed, e s lneau GARBAGE HAULED A o 2 | “We've got to put down some bait | tall, thin, taciturn. | Reasonable Monthly Rates to tempt this fellow, 1 think the Dufresne moved forward, stag- Q, | shortest way would be to give out | gered, caught himself up, and went Qur Services to You Begi“ and Em! at_the E- 0- DAVIS A | the announcement that you are go- | on, cautious but seady. “Did | show Gang Plank of Every Passenger-Carrying Boat TELEPHONE 584 | | ing to open up your house. With the | you Mrs. Dufresne’s picture, Har- | Phone 4753 | | proper amount of publicity, that (per?” he asked. “A .very clever ; — | — should draw the crank into the | woman—Mrs. Dufresne!” | open to try again and this time we'll For a few seconds they stood FRYE’S BABY BEEF Ii' ¥ be ready for him. You will be ade- | thus, Harper trying to fathom the “DELICIOUS” HAMS and BACON GENERAL MOTORS quately protected while all this is | glittering black eyes peering into , and h “