The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 16, 1934, Page 4

ATREEO TR W1 VY BN TR S R, 0 = 5 e e * D | that the maintenance of the present low rate of; ally Al(ls’b(l E"lI)” C |infant deaths, or further reduction in the loss ofl ROBERT W. BENDER GENERAL MANAGER our babies, cannot result without continued effective 20 YEARS A‘}O Fraternal Societies | —s— OF PROFESSIONAL medical and public health effort Gastineau h 0 S ——oxeert Sumday by the| It is interesting to note that the average death From The Empire ! Helg;‘ss‘;" .L. Albrecht | Channel L EMPIRE, PRINTING ‘COMPANY ot Second and Main per 1,000 live births for 30 large American cities|} ; e OTHERAPY : Btreets, Juneau, Alaska. P RE T 1584, Iowar AXian tHb aveigst of ‘e P —— g 3 Massage, Electricity, Infra Red o it ot e v - et Snen | WS 53.66, in 1932, L BV L. G Ray, Medical G Bk | mahtered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second CIast| oo yjoq propably cie to the additional clinical| OCTOBER 16, 1914, ol Y,;’",E_’:,‘;,’f B.P.0. ELKS meets . S t and medical facilities available in the larger cities, The British cruiser Hawke was Ph 2 | #) every Wednesd SUESCRIPTION RATES. . sunk by a Corman submarine and one feetioe, 218 i Delivered by carrier in Juneau and Douglas for $1.25| New York City has an infant mortality rate of)/ = = at 8:00 pm. Visiting per month, © o 5091 Orleans shows the highest mortality, in t,:“ “‘)‘:”‘;‘ Jr;[:x:iamm!pl‘?lsgw?s‘ — - brothers welcome, By mall, postage paid, at the following rates: ;» g . o S e fou af ost to e John H. W, One year, in _advance, $ six months, in advance, | tho arp cities. Seattle 43.71, and Portland, German subnarines in the last RO A A d £ alme > ; o advance, $1.25 3 sities. A % se A. Andrews i . H. Si ecretars ”'Bsofih‘x:‘l;h’yy‘f”&lhl“:‘ o a favor if they will promptly | ore, 33 16, Ic of all the larger cities. three weeks, Graduate Nurse xalted Rugr. BT S ipearstary, :n&ye t‘;‘(‘ln}.{\:fn‘l’{r:‘”"“ o ooy failure or irregularity — — Rail affic had been sus-| Electric Cabinet Baths—Mas- ‘I - Telephone for Editorial and Business Offices, 374 Beys and Girls. pended for four dny:‘ in Ciermany sage, Colonic Irrigations | e l;NlG(;l’l‘s S; (i(;:‘oUU“BUS - to permii passage of 90,000 fresh e Office hours 11 am. to 5 p.m. eghers Council No.1760. bt ok btherwiss ‘[( Ehxm\kil msihen ‘l‘”‘l"”‘n‘l A Boyot 10 or, 13 Who WATE o B0 L DR e ot w Ry T ; it Second and Main Phone 259 'amnd;‘;y ta; 7;;’,0 PFRR. g it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the e Y 1th. ' perpetual SUpHiy LOF B0 5 ransient brothers urg- 8 ere serious question td his parents. In the Par ey pply of 6,000 - = news P Magasine for thts honth # sportsman, an educator, ' horsepower, Alaskas gigantic min- .GENEVAJ st " A ORLTER = e Triate 2 D gl SO EAHERG OGN ALAskA ClrcuLaTion, cUARANTEED To e Lancen MR T 0 onal Committee for the Pre- |ing plant,’ the Alaska Gastineau, g Al e e i PORTOITs R R THAN THAT OF ANY OT i S i i 5 will show how much the G. K jvention of War and two members of the United the biggest thing of its kind in|T 3 7. B. WiLSON JOHN F. MULLEN, G. }4s “nls At' Jciation of New York City present their | America d probably the largestmouth opens and how far the cor- | E . wWUL : | H. J. TURNER, Scretary I e hey are too honest and intelligent |in the world, planned to begin pro- | ners double under or reveal the lip\l pycp ¢ AHTERS CO. Chircpodini—Foot Specialist | | — S e Y ualified solutfons for such a|ductive work Janusry 1, 1018, ae- [contour. . ADLE ‘ | 401 Goidstein Buildine | ,MOUNT JUNEAU LO |to offer dogmatic, unqualified solutions for s * | cording to an interview in the Se- - ->o—— PLUMBING HEATING ' PHONE 496 | *Second and fourth Mon= {complicated puzzle. They agree in recognizing the {obsession some boys have where guns are concerned, 4 % | ¢ 1 ling. T first of a series of card |a e danger of forbidding possession or handling. I i oy il gis g parties to be held by the Rebekahs [The boy whose friends have guns will find the ; = | o 1 I |temptation to disobedience too great, and results| Dr. H. C. DeVighne, Surveyor|Wwednesday night, I O. O. F. Hall. Im: he tragic General Charles E. Davidson, E.|Auction Bridge and Whist wi Imay be tragic. BEKAHS CARD PARTY ay of each mopth in Scottish Rite Temple, " DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER I heginning at 7:30 p. m. DENTISTS | E. HENDRICKSON, Blomgren Building xr; James W. LEIVERS, Sec- attle Times with Col. O. C. Jack- “We teil you in advance what job will cost” esent. position that seems likely to be the fact. CASH AND CARRY 4 Everything in Furnishin f fear, now felt more confident and were Wiling|a majority leader puts ma | Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. rything gs Representatives under i | 4 G T. Linder, E P. Kendell, Ben C.!played, good prizes and refr PHONE 56 | | Al the ¢ tors except the sportsman lean ! pl St | Al the contributors except the sportsman Jean .. ... ohq Pred Hyder returned |ments. Admission 50c. Public in-| | { Hours 9 am. to § pm. | SR I |toward substitution of other sports for shooting from an expedition B Rodman!u i Shi 1 wARRACK i aas. ne | Archery c s no implications of modern warfare, |, % o = : g 2 & lm i - 3 i |and other forms of athletics, such as tennis and [5aY With lois of hirds and *th! e Construction Co. = s 4 m F. 0. E. imming, are recommended as dangerous, more : R e '; gt At o Juneau Phone 487 ——————— TR ot b and . third Mondays, 8 |useful and more healthful than learning how to AL bt R f Meeting pfln.l e . £ Dr. C. P. ]enne p.m., Eagles Hall, Douglas. Visiting |use T 0 admit that in certain local- SIPIOLEE nce at the jtiation. Buffet lunch. DENTIST bfothers welcome. < Sante -Degar, |use a gun. Those who a Treadwell Club followed the ch: M. H. SIDES, : “JUST WORN OUT.” ities and under some circumstances it may be a0 party “anAGas ‘;Wez"’i‘r;: i 5 cpmmy THE Rocms 8 and 9 Valentine | |W. P.,eT. W. Cashen, Secretary. — |good thing for a boy to have expert instruction in th’é dfte1~x10<;x b ‘Mrs iy adv o i g Y (8 Building | 83 = % == Raymond Poincare, former Premier, and war-time handling deadly weapons object to the military |, - ikt - F. W. Brad e ‘\ GARDEN PAT LU { Telephone 176 H | i President of France who died yesterday at the age feeling which colors most shooting clubs and camps | s COL LMAN ] FRESHER ‘f 22| | Our trucks go any place any | of 74, “was just worn out,” in the opinion of his )ulvl‘)fl_\% g " FOCACESI Miss Ruth Merrill and Clarence || HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP Fruits and Vegetables e T s e & | time. A tank for l)le‘\:rl oil | physicians | [lu»» :\])().l/(kll‘]a‘n, with i lh:“ gr‘eadvs .u]sphu:‘ mr E. Bence were married in the | Py IP%‘*’”"("L T | o S e e B and’ & tank for crude oil ‘save ! To many of his countrymen who knew hi Rutig I8 ol abjibe SPIDA LI et L"T'"f:;“’f o1| Presbyterian manse by the Rev. “JFront at Main Street I)r. J. W. Bayne I | burner trouble. } best this statement will appeal as a suitable part Kt'“v‘a»"‘]“h‘i’“f“'”"“V)’:":xyg ‘Lls:‘"“ S:;e‘:m‘i’g;l \'lu‘:”:mz\ John B. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. D, i D . DENWIST H PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 | of an epitaph for Raymond Poincare the man so| *%S u;wy.“ fl-"m‘ for every boy. but those who ache |J: McIntosh attended the bride and Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. | i | ReELIABLE TRANSFER many considered the most useful and valuable citi-}, = O - 0;", offer their mren'm a potent lever for groom. 7 Office hours, 9 a.m. t&: 5 p(.m. [ o e e ST ) § 5 > 2ol 19: e 5 Evenings by appointmen | . — - zen of‘Fn-moe of his lll?’l.a o 9 |character building. After a year's training, the 12- Miss Agnes Museth and the Miss- | ”1(‘ C har‘.ml r‘“l flll"l’ 1 Watch Repairing DHONE 321 | fe- ® '3 A During his nearly thirty years of official life injveqy 14 may have his gun, with certain restrictions. | o . " Philco—General Electric Agene; A i o v g es Madge and Mary Fox were|| SECOND FAND CLOTHING A nad [ el | | (‘ommercml Adjust- the service of France he experienced high acclaim,'He must know that his bullet is safely embedded,|ymong the arrivals in Douglas on| | Bought, Sola and Exchanged | . FRONT STREET i ) and the pinnacle of public favor and also the bitter- never over a hundred yards away, in a sandbank |ihe Jefrerson from Seattle. f e AvRE o . —————— 2! | ment&Rating Bureau est of public disfavor and criticism. Through both or wocden block or some substance from which it - e Robert S mpson ! | Cooperating with White Serv- the good times and the unpleasant, however, he cannot splinter nor ricochet. He must always go out| eather: pa rtly cloudy 1 S P ice Bureau ] maintained a philosophic attitude and continued tg alone. Two boys with a gun are no longer safe. = I THESBOLI“IZS‘X; mHO Opt. D. | * ‘Room 1—Shattuck Bldg, serve France with all of unusual ability, and through The temporary loss of his treasure is such severe | HOBTHEY: T INGRRTE Graduate Los Angeles Col- | We have 5,000 local ratings | P v 1. |discipline that most boys seldom transgress. WIN THIRI H lN ROW ’ y lege of Optometry and I on file his scholarly attainment, the entire world as well. I Y ~ 18 NIl 1 HOUSE DRESSES L ; ontributing the, oroduct of| Nothing Is settled by this discussion, but the H. S. GRAVES e f ) Opthalmology | {#- 5 B (st e 1ash so0ntriDy ll““ 1‘ 1] Nen the |PArents of young boys will find helpful suggestions| SALINAS, sl Oul e oTRids “The Clothing Man || @nd accessorles at moderato | || gases Pitted, Lenses Ground | e s sl il o et wrld, he s e ore.|from both sides. Fathers who shoot will agree with | feating the San Luis Obispo high | prices ey 2 physical machine “3““‘ could fungtion 1o MOXe, {4y, oporteman, Those who do not will be persuaded | school in the opening game of the Home of Hart Schaffner and S WA | ) 2t | “was just worn out. d [either to have their sons properly taught about |season, Salinas’ Cowboys rang up | Marx Clothing 7 sournweiL | | Jones-Stevens Shop e N {shooting or to keep them entirely away from the | their thirtieth ~straight football || ! Optdmetrist—Optician i AN INDEX WE CAN l}‘l)hl(hl.\.\n- | temptations of murderous ignorance through wise|Victory in four years over other | —— " {| | Eyes Examined—Classes Fitted | | [ ~ LADIES'—CHILDREN’S { substitution prep school outfits. Y o i Room 17, Valentine Bldg. 11 READY-TO-WEAR | A thoughful, observing d analytically minded | _— —>—oo— | Office Phone 484; Residence | || Seward Street Near Third B s e gl Abpie i o reporis,| Mr. Speaker. FIVE-YEAR PLAN PHONE 36 | ks S s - eI i re;'emy i oresfvmcl; might be ) con- | & LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 16.—The { z, to 12; 1:00 to 5: L gk regarding recovery, _n?y R R s e oo (New York Times.) University of Kentucky and Geor- For very prompt | = = P ‘ JUNEAU-YOUNG ! troversial, or prejudicgll by perpective, that the preatly fen actual and prospective candidates for the |gia Tech will begin a 5-year foot- i = increased tourist tzabel to the Territory this Year |Speakership of the House of Representatives scem [ball series in 1935 In a home ahd || LIQUOR DELIVERY || | Dr. Richard Williams | Funeral Parlors was undisputableg and concrete evidence that the enough. But one of them, Mr. Bankhead of Ala- home arrangement. iadlE| \‘ [ Licensed Funeral Directors upturn _towar@s better times was definitely mk:n':}kmnm bel there will be more. This should be - e b ‘ | DENTIST | and Embalmers \ place " | helpful to the leading aspirant, Mr. Byrns of Ten- pne Want Ads Pay! ‘:&—&-——ooo»—--»»«-----»_,‘ OFPICE‘AND r;Eisl{iI‘)ENCE I Night Phone 1851 Day Phone 1. 4“' He pginted out that the increased tourist travel|nessce, the majority floor leader. A House caucus | - e — SR | L Gastineau Building | |ee *\ oty twe conditions. First, that conditions were|!s & g0od deal like a national convention. More TOTEM Wl ! Home Cocked Meals | THE BEST Phone 481 B\ s botter and second, that confidence was|Often than not, a group of little blocs are attracted | | ARKET | Table Board $1.00 per Day | | e ;5 Y ¢yl A el mdney {to the big bloc as the result of a series of what| | Groceries—Produce—Fresh SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS | | T P BEER fiatiaing, [through B Ib e Deoro e hag|POlltics unblushingly calls ‘deals” Mr. Byrns in- | and Smoked Meats Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen { | ,4 Dr. A. W. Stewart spend, and in the second place, people wWho had|g o tpay the big bloc is his, and in view of his|| WILLOUGHBY AVENUE 127 Franklin St | * DENTIST vings or incomes, and had been hoarding because | i 6 o g o S s i IN TOWN! DENTL % o : § ——— for Men £ " to draw on their reserves or dividends for spending.|obligation in the course of a session. If the White = [ | ;‘?F’Afi&:‘:’%‘?gg " Any Alaskan living in an Alaska port could see House, or Double Chairman-Postmaster General F: FINE ( | THE MINERS' | ce bl - with his own eyes the increase in travel. Definite ley, maintains a hands-off policy, Mr. Byrns should Watch and Jewelry Repairing | i 5 figures have proved the increase. Visitors to the [be the favorite in the betting. at very reasonable rates ‘ Recreahon PZII’]OI‘S = 7 el | 1 Territorial Museum here increased about 31% this However, he has handicaps. He has not been a A i Tre JUNEAU LAUNDRY | nilitant or inspiring leader, as was Champ Clark; PAUL BLOEDHORN | _ and year, and reecently a steamship official said that M FRONT STREET Liquor Store his line showed a 117% increase this year in tourist| Dr. Geo. L. Barton | Franklin Street belween r a strong and s 1 Front and Second Streets ave shepherd, as was Oscar W. |1 Underwood. Also he was never a member of Vice- P CHIROPRACTOR | travel over 1933. sople President Garner's inner circle when that master 2 N DOUGLAR | 201 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 214 | | | SN | This increased tourist travel, made up of DeOPIC| oo poyge was its Speaker, and if Mr. Garner Tt Office hours—9-12, 1-5. Even- | | i from every part of the United States, is indeed a| o005t take a quiet hand in the game it will | ings by appointment D= = definite index of nationwide recovery, laid right atipe influential. Since there is a Texan, Mr. Rayburn, ! IT, S ——————— Wise to Call 18 Juneau our doorstep. in the race, and that Texan was Mr. Garner’s 3 manager in his Presidential campaign, the possibil- i LOWER INFANT MORTALITY. ities are obvious. The Vice-President has actively re-entered politics by becoming a member of the Statistics compiled by the American Child Health National Committee. Washington is beginning to Association reveal that more infants are being saved |buzz with talk that powerful Administration persons| S MO T T NSRS JUNEAU FROCK Scientific Masseurer SHOPPE For Men or Women. Exercises “Exclusive but not Expensive” for reducing or increasing Coats, Dresses, Lingerie, weight. Electric and Massage Hosiery and Hats For Qulck RADIO REPAIR Telephone HENRY PIGG CONTESTS lw \ Why unot organize 2 team 2 i bod; al Salt a1 death in this country than ever before. want to replace him as second man on the 1936 g 7 % x5 treatments for body or scalp. Sal fl'On’l;lh efl:]};‘aniadeam—raw & . ties socludod in |tickal fn whish cese he may feel i advisable fof{ Simong your ‘vedh, waa (f SEE BIG VAN ransrer L.o. Glow Baths. Ca), 142 Gastineau || reeeeoooooooo oo oo e h Registration Area was 57.1 per 1000 live strengthen his own political lines. A Speaker who get in on the fun? Teams ;' S . Ave., or Phone 617. the Birth Regis! O e e s 1093 W48 & “Gamer man” coud help & lot from all parts of the city {| | Guns and Ammunition when in need of HOTEL ZYNDA births, in 1933. This was sligl It cannot be said that the country is particularly | APd. revresenting many or- 1| | “yowpp prRONT sTREET ||| MOVING or STORAGE but the cities of two more States were added to| 2 g g Y ganizations have aiready en- ’ . s oal Large Sample Room ui e Be 1089 Hiures to interested over who wields the House gavel. As o y | Next to Midget Lunch | Fuel Oil C DR. H. VANCE the 1033 statistics. gn;*ym&!w: s, " to|matters stand, the Speaker does what the White |} tered this first series. o 5 Transfer e E‘:"gggg:“;‘;c” the same area COvVer " (House tells him to do. ° Ry N i * 3 is 9 lower, the lowest rate ever recorded in this e A RN B k Consultation and examination .i country. These are days when the felt hats start gomg’ runs"’vlc Harr RaC(‘ Al l{fl T c ?:: s}?o“m éob:rosi)zp;oli\trt:enst' - 5 vises that “it is practically certain to mc cleaners. —<0hm State Journal.) 7 | ¢ er Lo. i B ( i ; "o cepon aavigs ot 1 e practely e ournal) ; Alleys y aska Transk e Grama. avi. st G- || GARBAGE HAULED DRUGGIST ERA tineau Hotel. Phone Reasonable Monthly Rates § IS ALASKA GROWING POOL BILLIARDS GENERAL HAULING P 53 1 Sli In BARBER SHOP Fhe Samiph :Biaco ED JEWELL, Proprietor E. O. DAVIS : i P TROPICAL OR H PHONES 269—1134 Mining Location Notices at Em- TELEPHONE 584 G AVE S | pire office. Phone 4753 | [ I i e WRG k RCTRT J 2 gy 1 . LIVING BEN HEARDS CHANGED| - ¢ ASTINEAU CAFE - FRYES BABY BEEE ; 1 | i - “DELICIOUS HAMS and BACON GENERAL MOTORS | : On exhibit in the window of the GASTINEAU HOTEL BUILDING i | i Snap Shop-is a small lizard, of the % F B h C 3 type comm(;uIy:caued a “water French-Italian Dinners Wines—Beer r ru n Ompany e AnyRoDLOTY ! i dog” which was found last week- Telephone 38 Prompt Detivery - {|| W.P.JOHNSON | | ’ ~ end at Eliza Harbor, located at the e i ' President Green Working| ! south end of Admiralty Island, by @ deer hunting party. ) “As far as I know, this is the {first lizard ever to be found in i R f this part of the country as they or- 2 A Go‘)d BuSlness e erence dinarily abound in warmer waters DISTRIBUTED BY and climates,” declared Trevor i Just as you judge a man by his business con- Davis, member of the party. Mr. ALASKA.RHE]NLANDER DISTRIBUTORS nections, so, too, yoli are inclined to judge a bank by |Davis has hiked and climbed its known patrons. I { on Major Objectives, Bargaining Efforts McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY i Dodge and Plymouth Dealers % The Florence Sho; : SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 186. —A standard of living “that will provide a life of decency and com- fort” is outlined by President Will- = | o , through every portion of the is- For prompt service and i te delivery of either Rheinlander e tive promp! and immediate d Ty :: b‘i,’ii’;xfg t:fl::jo;( o:’::c or- ‘i““"s ‘;’“’ mainland in this vicin- draught or bottled beer PHONE dl14—Femmer’s Dock. The B. M. Behrends Bank likes to be judged in ‘ermanent Waving a Specialty ganization, the American Federa- !,z)k‘“‘ has always been on the this way. Florence Holmquist, Prop. tion of Labor. out for the unusual in plant HAROLD L STABLER, Local Agem 3 i PHONE 427 There is a difference of opinion #ud snimal life. g ’ 3 This bank is the oldest and largest bank in Behrends Bank Building as u: what enters into a decent Others in the party who aiso|l Alaska and it has operated under the same manage- 5‘25 ment since it was founded forty-two years ago. 2 declared they had never before Wi and comfortable living. There must | 4 k A . Py s P - 8 d ik - seen a lizard in Southeast Alaska i Throughout this period it has been identified with :e. h’;‘:e'w"’: u‘:m:c °L‘:‘m":§‘e iy are Cedric Davis, R. R. Brown and |{ LOW PRICES! BEST SERVICE! BIG BAVINGH! the industrial and commercial enterprises by which "PE::::TEES RENTED . the workers to cultivate a cultural, Waino Hendrickson, all of whom H l ] B M A R K E ‘I all this section lives. 8 per month spiritual and artistic side to their | have spent many years in Alaska. § b | J. B. Burford & Co. | lives” sald Green. AR s 12 MEATS AND GROCERIES An alliance here will nelp you. “Our doorstep is worn by satis- “Enjoyment of leisure also enters P. 0. AT IGIUGIG FREE DELIVERY MIKE PUSICH TELEPHONE 602 I fied customers ) “There is education for the chil- dren to b~ conslicred. Pelieve it or not, but it was three| Igiugig, on the Alaska Peninsula, ys after John Grierson, British now has a post office of its own, “There must he. cnous landed in New York from a |where formerly Illiamna, about 80 men can propare for adversily. wns-Atlantic flight, before news- miles away, provided the nearest ALASKA MEAT CO. “ft is not too much thal the popers learned of it. That's how im« | postal facilities. Margaret C. Ham- -.“Uns peopie shcould have aulcs, portant such flichts are nowl mersly has been named Postmaster FEATURING CARSTEN,S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND radios and musical instruments (o —_———— lof the new office on the recom-|| TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Inspected SHOP IN JSUNEAU! |mendation of Delegate Dimord. 3 ; Juneau Ice Cream The B. M. Behrends Bank || . Pelors JUNEAU, ALASKA | Fountain Candy | | into the picture. {' st i d 2