The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 29, 1934, Page 4

or it isn't sporting .er it isn't valuable property on Hallowe'en, “smart” to - destroy or any other time. PROFESSIONAL [ [ — . Daily Alaska Em pire 20 YEARS AGO OoF ROBERT W. BENDER - - GENERAL MANAGER | [BUSY “Who's Who” Statistics. : ! R il badaohl From The Erapine Helene W.L. Albrecht Gastineau Channel | Published _every evening _except GSunday by the (New York Times.) = PHYSIOTHERAPY 23 e e ek iballegi i The new cdition of “Who's Who" ‘presents a ==~"~= | The Empire extends congratula- Massage, Electricity, Infra Red ) g O Y N fresh analysis of the.educational equipment of its OCTOBER 29, 1914 | tions and best wishes today, their Ray, Medical Gymnastics, i = mn’;:"pd tn the Post Oftice in Juneau growing family A study was made of the life- The battle L?dg in Flandlers had | birthday anniversary, to the follow- 307 Golds'.ezn Building \ e\. P.0. ELKS meets N oS —| ketches of 28805 men and women that appeared |apparently definitely turned in fa- |ing: Phone Office, 216 g i Wednesday Delivered by (SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 1ue tor 815 in the 1026-1020 edition. Of that total 1814 failed |vor of the Allies, according to offi- | e e S at 8:00 pam. Visiting 2y A ke w‘;]"‘m‘:‘“ oWt iite o furnish sufficient data for their classification. |cial announcements. The Cerman OCTOBER 29 SR AR SR A ) Juh‘;fSHW(‘l‘Csme mall, postage paig he follo Ly s sTides ati - | were falling back along their wh le | : Almer, One year, in 3 x months, in adv: The tabulation therefore includes information con whole . A T ROEC A. Andrcws y 4 3 o prith, 5. S WS y 1 the Bel % renik Exalted Ruler. M. H. Sides, Secreta-y, "os"n'.h,c?:n.‘v“:: il oon it they will promptly | cerning 26991 persons. Of that ?“"“”" 19'342' vor D oL e | Laura P. Ordway 3} Graduate Nurse (B b ¥ gotity the Business Office failure or irregularity #7166 per cent, reported graduation from lscho:}s ot b | Helenr. Smith Cass Electric Cabinet Baths—Mas- A 8 ' ery of % ) r i , e German war i | o oo aeon B o Bonluses Ofces, 374, fAomteming the) baccaluyreate degree in phibeopby,| Tho German WAt ghflcs sbnounced | e, | sage, Colonic Irrigations | | _ KNIGHTS OF COLUUMBUS s etters, the arts, divinity, law or. science, or, in-jofficially tha e Germans and | 7 Not Because We Are office hours 11 am. to 5 pm. Seghers Council No.1760. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS, ‘luding graduates’ of West Point and the Naval|Austrians had been forced to with- | SHOP IN JU vt Che: Evenings by ‘Appoiatment Meetings second and last The Assocluted Press 4 exclusyely entitled to th [ cademy, 19874, In addition, 3,092 attended college|draw {rom Russian Poland. ISHQF TR geper { | second and Maia" " Phione 259 | Monday at 7:39 p. m, 3 fir"yfn{f&fl%s»‘"‘cfid:‘ d :‘n‘ ihu’gau:l"‘ ;;;A"qu:z the | out were not graduated, thus raising“the “collegian™ ‘ PRTVR LI AR LTI - - BUT BETTER i Iransient brothers urg- local news published herein. Jercentage to 85 per cent of the total. = Of the| Roy Rutherford, of Fairbanks, was | { 1 Vs o ~..,ed to attend Council —— = Y adke P 5 Juneau while the Northwestern | | ! % B ifth Street. 7ASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED 7O BE LARGER | emaining 4,025, 2,230 haed had a secondary school|in stern ambers, Fifth Street. MLASMAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. \ducation, while 1,795 had had only- what the{was in“port, on"'his way to the|| ut er auro B. WILSON "JOHN' F. MULLEN, G. K slamentary school affords. This means that 4.55 per | States. : 0 Ei:B: s MG | H. J. TURNER, Scretary sent of the total population provided 83.05 per cent ) Drug C Fl RICE & AHLERS CO. Chircpodis—~Fool Speciali: oo e ettt i thg, personages listed in “Who's Who in Am- Mark Tatum, wel-known mining : PLUMBING HEATING 4 401 Goldstein B\fudlnr i ; ‘MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. T xica” ‘and that 85 per ‘cent of the 'pépulation|man, formerly of Treadwell, was | § pxyes Monky Ofch | \ PHONE 496 ' Second and fourth Mon- cntrifuted 16.95 /pér cent. v visiting in Juneau. i Anytime” “We tell you in advance what et 'A—L,day of each mooth in Those selected for ment in this Domesday |} i Job will cost” | BRI JRT PYR S D17 N T Scottish Rite Temple, 300k are not necessarily the “best” but the “best| Miss Ruth Anderson returned | Phone 134 Free Delivery | DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER ||, Peginning at 7:30 p. m. cnown.” Some are admitted by reason of office, but | home after a brief visit in the :1 “ DENTISTS , E. HENDRICKSON, he rest are chosen on account of “special prom- | States. | —— | Blomgren Building | :; James W. LEIVERS, Sec- pence in creditable lines of effort.” Their number k) R - e | PHONE 56 | jas grown from edition to edition—from one in e marriage of P. L. Lynch and | f | Hours 9 am. to 9 p.m. 1! - 1424 in the lirst to one in 3960 in the latest,|Miss Florence Rohday, both weil- || | 1siMPLYREFUSE TODO ,| |I! Home Cooked Meals ke Bonitas kortt known in Juneau, occurred in Ket- | chikan. | & > 117 F. 0. E Meets first and third Mondays, § p.m., Eagles Hall, Douglas. Visiting ANOTHER WEEKS WW {{ Table Board §$1.00 per Day '{ SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen [ze »artly because new eligibles have been found, and y because the division of the principal pro- ons and occupations into more highly specialized C. P. Jenne — € zroups has thrust up more candidates for notice. A baby girl was born to Mr. and 127 Franklin St. | DENTIST brothers welcome. Sante Degar, - ol 3n the other hand, some are remembered only by|Mrs. Ned Ellingen. B | " W. P. T. W. Cashen, Secret THE WORTHY CCC. leatn asterisks and some have unhappily lost the D 3 2| Roms 8;‘3;;5"“]9““"3 e i bl o Rk kil Messrs. Soles, Winn, Busch, Foley | and Warren were members of the committee that made the Arctic Brotherhood dance a huge success. ‘status which gained their admission.” The net zain in numbers will doubtless show, when the re- ults of a similar study of the present volumé are published, a further advance in the educational :quipment of the “Who's Who" family. New York State naturally occupies the premier place both as to birthplace and far and way the | s P WARRACK | ‘Telephone 176 -| j ‘ o8 | Our trucks go any place any | The President’s decision that the CCC will carry on is certain to meet with the approval of every understanding and thinking American hrough the CCC 850,000 young men were given gainful and to a large extent productive nt A great many of these young men | time. A fank for Dicsel Oil | and a tank for erude oil save burner trouble. \ PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 | ol PSR S i L Construction Co. Juneau PLone 187 Mrs. Joseph Minkove, of Douglas, was a returning passenger from the States on the Dolphin. thful, Dr. J. W. Bayne DENTIST hes em L Licensed Funeral Directors canips each month to reenter business, industry, and|1933. There is more contentment in the Farm Belt.| him—but to no avail Bought, Sola and Exchanged it - 4 ‘s sidents— | ! 5-6 Triangle Bldg. | : were mlual]\' lifted from the slums of large citles, | (irst place in the number of Who's Who residen | . , Rooms 8] bk RELIABLE TRANSFER hurgry, desperate, hopeless, disillusioned victims' of | 2early three times that of the second State. But L LUDW[G NELSON I Office hours, 9 am. to 5 pm. | ) N England - colleges have together trained| Mrs. Hans Anderson and family Evenings by eppointment | the depression. Many had come into young man-|‘he New Eng 3 of the total “collegians”|from Sitka arrived to join Mr. An- R iR i PHONE 321 i 5 hood during the worst stages of the depression| for larger proportion of tie easos /in|derson in Dougl || HURRAY! What a blessed re- | | Watch Repairing [ i " A 5 i : than ary other section. This work increases inCerson in BOuETas. ] n over your clothes | | Phileo—General Bleetric Agency | | ¥l | Commercial Adjust- and never had experienced actual employment. Many | ;1\4\9 as a contemporary compendium, but every i lief to turn over your Lléb \:s ! iy mc;zrr gency | | ) were high school and college graduates whose fruit-| o0C i & e oo the series more valuable for| Weather cloudy. | D"M:“Leh A T = 47— | ment& Rating Bureau :;s.\‘ weary 1munns o: Job-seeking had ground out|.omparative purposes. ClebiR R (e ta g o = 7 = = | Robert Snmpson !‘ Cooperau[:g wlx;h White Serv- eir spirit, leaving them sick of mind and bedy. — — | L i L 12 i | I | ce Bureau b G aliston el T fishy chids teddad faks Tmbe it Tabmers Cat Enjoys Hotel Freedom, i:x‘]j“ Aol clpan. 1ks wonder | THE MISSY SHOP | o wolo: AD el | Room 1—Shattuek Bldg. eSS ! i i eles - i plented them far from the sordid surrounding in —_— Nobody Can Even Catch It ey SRR R [ v n S i e T oot R e which they had existed, into a fresh, stimulating (New York Times.) ! P ! HO%ES{;DLQSSGS%“SIE. I Opthaliology i outdoor environment. For example, groups from| FPrecisely a year ago the Corn Belt and the| AyJENTOWN, Pa., Oct. 29.—For | | and accessories at modecatc | || Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground New Jersey and New York were taken as far as|Wheat Belt seethed with discontent. “Farm strikes”|nine months a black cat has bom‘ X i iy | ] 5 easiern and western Washington. The travel, the|were being organized in seven Western States. The|scampering about the corridors of | pons 3 i inspiration of the scenic wonders were beneficial | Governor of North Dakota was preparing to prohibit (g local hotel—with no one able to | 2 bE ® E sourawetr, || Jones-Stevens Shop In camps they were placed under experienced|the shipment of v\.)‘xea!. and to Ly‘lljl‘ ()“A”:;]lg ili)(;ln c?uh lu‘x‘n.“ AL‘4 SKAi Optometrist—Optician il ! handlers of men, drafted from th U. S. military|e¥00rS to impose similar embargoes. vt oLy A e bpush | | Eyes Examined—Classes Fitted | | | LADIES—CHILDREN'S | ices b * | ofvofficials of the National Farmers Union and sev-|the cat from New York. The feline | 2 = Gk ( arvices in many instances. Medical attention was | 7, Valentine Bld; | READY-TO-WEAR : y al attention wa: - sented at the e ey 7 » Room alentine 8. | { eral “holiday associations” had presented at | was allowed the liberty of the hotel, | unar A g ! Seward Street N Third | * aveilable, good food ¥ il hor to strengthen 5 E e | Office Phone 484; Residence | . Val ee ear ra | ol g White House a program calling for immediate cur | which Bobby’s father managed. | 238, Office Hours: 9:30 | |53 2 a Siabby bodies . drained tivity and malnutri-} . ohoo inrlation, a moratorium on farm mortgage| Since then, no one has been able | ! Phonet 12; logebc 5u3; e - | Hon. Pride in strengih. morale, corps spirit, Was|ioreclosures and the “pegging” of farm prices “at| to lay hands on him. Occasionally |-~ ——— — Jie 9 - o i‘ built up, healthy competitive athletics and recrea-|, level equal to the cost of production.” he is seen darting up a corridor or | e~ = = ‘ JUNEAU-YOUNG tions were encouraged. Now it is reported that| Today there is little evidence of the dissatisfac- | sneaking around the kitchen. Every | jThP Charnel Exchange s ! F Ry ‘ aporoximately 10,000 young men are leaving these|tion which seemed so formidable in the Autumn of lemploye in the hotel has chased | SECOND FAND CLOTHING Dr. Richard Williams J unera arlors | DENTIST | and Embalmers R " R ar o ies, eve! V] # ra ve v: i ay | | GHBY AVENUE the farm. Ten thousand re-claimed, re-generated |Average prices of farm commodities, even when| “He's afraid we'll make him pay | WILLOU! v ‘ g | "9 young men going igtay the regular. lines .of work méasured by the comparatively slow-moving index | for his room,” Bobby asserted. 1| ' Opposite Cash Grocery i OFT;I]CI%IAND %fiifif"er‘ I Night Phone 1851 DnyPhonelz{]’ again, facing life wit r(‘(mm(’d health, qtronvth 5f ‘the Burean of Labg'lsé:m“;‘”"l }'ntav;(‘;dvaggsfi o -~ S i‘ as;;:::e 481 8 23 r cent s ctober of las! | ectives. 'y g a - == pe,,pl_dts & ; market, compared with 43 a year ago, and wheat| | Groceries—Produce—Fresh ' GARDEN PATCH m . IN, President Roosevelt's decision to continue thef to $1.00, compared with 84 cents. Cash boun- | and Smoked Meats { FRESHE! ! Dr. A W. Stewart CCC is most commendable and the continuance :;::cmobe pald bvpthc AAA will amount in 1934 to| | WILLOUGHBY AVENUE | Fruits’ dd “Ve‘:etablu | | | £ DENTIST i should maintain as long as the need for it endures.|., estimated 56.23,000.0004 Total farm income is| | CASH AND CARRY o i ‘ lN TOWN! H Hours 9 &m, %0 0 poL Everything in Furnishings estimated at nearly a billion dollars more this year o than last, despite the drought. More than a million loans, amounting in the aggregate to $1,800,000,000, have been made by the new Farm Credit Admin- SEWARD BUILDING Office Phone 409, Res. | | Phone 276 HALLOW-EVEN. een, THE MINERS' FINE 11 Watch and Jeweiry Repairing | at very reasonable rates | Hallow-Even, or Hallowe'en, is the name popu- T : larly given to the even or vigil of All Hallows, or|istration. i | festival of All Saints, which being the first of| Unlike expenditures for direct relief of unem- | Recreation Parlors & THE JUNEAU LAUNDRY | November, Hallowe'en is the evening of the 3lst of |ployment and for public works, the bulk of the | PAUL BLOEDHORN and ST Bl Frankiin Street’ hetwoen October, according to encyclopedic authority. cost of the Roosevelt farm program is not paid | FRONT STREET | Liquor Store 'CHIRD‘PRA‘CTOR ) Front and Second Streets In England it was customary to crack nuts, duck (by the Treasury. Higher prices for farm com- 2 ! ‘ BILL DOUGLAS | 201 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 214 | modities come out of the pocket of the individual PHONE 359 for apples in a tub of water, and perform other — Office hours—8-12, 1-5. Even- | sl : : asel es ¢ sed 0cess- gl ——n harmless fireside revelries, which were survivals of |Purchaser. Bounties are ra by means _"f Process For uick ings by appointment . M C gs by appoi ing taxes imposed specifically for this purpose.” The iy the festival of Pomona, on the 1st of November. e i - G Z 5 loans made by the Farm Credit Administration are RADIO G 9 In America the observing of Hallowe'en varies. o ' > JUNEAU FROCK | ostensibly secured in full by mortgages on farm 5 In some localities it is observed almost entirely in|,.gperty. The cost of farm relief, therefore, is not REPAIR Scientific Masseurer SHOPPE : home-parties, in others it is celebrated with street |yt primarily by the Government, but by the urban CONTESTS Telephone Wise to Cali 18 For RS Ae cendn, ~Besolsee “Exclusive but not Expensive” costume parades at night, with a general carnival|qistriets which pay processing taxes and purchase HENRY PIGG for reducing or m,_:,-easmg Coats, Dresses, Lingerie, spirit, in others it seems to be only an excuse to|farm products in the form of foods. Whether these Why not organize a team x J uneau weight. Electric and Massage Hosiery and Hats dumage property. districts have been greatly helped, in turn, by the We believe that no adults in Juneau have so far|expansion of a farm market for industrial goods, and forgotten their childhood, or become so m-growny,themer the whole principle of crop curtailment is among your friends, and = get in on the fun? Teams & & from all parts of the city i SEE BIG VAN | treatments for body or scalp. Salt Glow Baths. Cal. 142 Gastineau Ave., or Phone 617. [SS ST HOTEL ZYNDA . Transfer Co. when in need of MOVING or STORAGE Fuel 0il Coal Transfer and cantakorous in disposition that they resent or|not intrinsically unsound, are much disputed ques- would mot want the children of this community|tions. But there is no doubt of the substantial to have parties, play ghosts and witches, or send Mpsowecient ®a the farmery position, 11s up the spines of their elders with tick-tacks = i learing pumpkin heads. It is to be hoped that the children will have fun. It is also huped that they realize it tsn't fun AR (gapechtiiing many o Guns and Ammunition izations have al o f:"::“ g “:es:fl'::dy Lo LOWER FRONT STREET | a this firs . Next to Midget Lunch | i Brunswick || : Alleys Large Sample Room ELEVATOR SERVICE 8. ZYNDA, Prop. DR. H. VANCE OSTEOPATH Consultation and examination Free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; 7 to 8:30 and by appointment. Maybe the preacher who sold bombs in Ecuador was just doing a little missionary work.—(Dallas News.) Alaska Transfer Co. Harry Race FITT e e T T ] Office Grand Apts., near Gas- GARBAGE HAULED J J “”.L A RD Tn “Mr. Reed has served long and |Payroll Tax Rheinlander Beer on Draught DRUGGIST GENERAL HAULING e it BAGE HAULE) faithfully in the United States | POOL BILLIARDS The Squil Preprieto Oustoms deparyment 10 Alssks and \13 Reported fLRBER SHop o . EDPL!:N?:. 269—1134 3 Mining Location nutices at Em- e| E'Er.gmgé‘slslds | As Next Thing e pire office. | Phone 4753 {6 o |will be greatly missed by all in| E I |the service,” J. J. Connors, United States Collector of Customs for | Alaska, sald today. DENVER, Col,, Oct. 29.—Bur- FR{E’S BABY BEEF GASTINEAU CAFE W. P. JOHNSON replace him, has been in charge of the Customs office at Nome tax which is expected to raise for some time. at least $200,000,000, e i RO A SEARCH TO BE MADE FOR GASBOAT VALENTINE BY COMMISSIONER'S OI"li'lCEl [ Will Temporarily Replace Prompt Delivery W. J. Reed, Retired, » Deputy Collector ers, in the form of a payroll Telephone 38 Director of the f Mr. Reed will leave soon for &l b . oan welf: Asticletiin = I HAMS and BACON , BUSTGMS UFHGE vacatlon in the States atd biS| syid the Federal Adminisiration GASTINEAU HOTEL BUILDING et g - W <ol g i it is sald, Mr, Chilbers, Who will :’_;"'.’::::‘ i P - Ph"'“‘,: French-Italian Dinners i 1; rye-Bruhn Company 'MAYTAG PRODUCTS i | GASBOAT WANDERER BACK WITH HUNTING PARTY McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY | Dodge and Plymouth Dealers J. J. Hillard, Deputy U. 8. Col- lector of Customs, left on the Northland for Wrangell, where he will take the place to be left vacant by the retirement on Octo- ber 31 of Robert William James Reed, former Collector at that city until the arrival from Nome of Deputy U. 8, Collector of Customs L. J. Chilberg, who has been perm- A Good Business Reference Just as you judge a man by hjs business con- nections, so, too, you are inclined to judge a bank by its known patrons. The B., M. Behrends Bank likes to be judged in this way. s This bank is the oldest and largest bank in s . DISTRIBUTED BY The gashoat Wanderer, owned by F. A. J. Gallwas, of Douglas, re- turned to Juneau this' morning at 11 o'clock, instead of last evening at 9 o'clock, when it was expected by the families of the hunters who had chartered the craft for a duck hunt to Sumdum. Some concern A search 1§ being initiated for |the gasboat Valentine, which left Juneau for Sitka nine days ai with Billy Williams, of Sitka, one other man, two women and two children, whose names are not known, on board, according to the U. 8. Customs office here. Word ALASKA-RHEINLANDER . DISTRIBUTORS #or prompt service and immediate delivery of either Rheinlander draught or bottled beer PHONE 114—Femmer’s Dock. HAROLD L. STABLER, Local Ageat The- Florence Sho Permanent Waving a Speci Florence Holmquist, Prop. PHONE 427 ity * anently transferred to the Wrangell office. was received here from Deputy U. during the navigation seasons of jarrived there. 1904, 1905, 1906 and 1907, until - ., — was felt this morning at the de- layed arrival which was caused by run in. F—— 3 HUB MARKET Alaska and it has operated under the same manage- all this section lives. Mr. Reed first entered the Unit- |8, Collector of Customs Bolshanin, rough weather in Taku Inlet last —— ment since it was founded forg twody iif\:; azt;; ed States Customs Service at Nome |of Sitka, that the boat had not evening that decided those aboard LOW PRICES! o Throughout this period it has been identified wit [to wait until morning to finish the &t BEST SERNIVE! TR PAYIIOR: the industrial and commercial enterpnses by which TYPEWRITERS RENTED Behrends Bank Building | $5.00 per month Augusct 21, 1908 when he was ap-| WELLMAN HOLBROOK TO f Among those on the party were pointed Deputy U. 8. Collector and SPEND WEEK IN FOREST Albert E. Goetz, Walt er Scott, JInspector of Cutsoms at Nome. He SERVICE WORK, KETCHIKAN Homer Nordling, Oscar Waterud, was appointed Deputy Collector in |Orin Edwards, Emil G. Krause and Charge at Nome April 1, 1910 and! Wellman Holbrook Assistant Re- Alec Dunham. All reported a suc- remained there un‘i! he w~3 trans- [gional Forester, left Sunday on the cesstul trip with plenty of ducks. J. B. Burford & Co. “Our doorstep is worn by satis- fied customers An alliance here will nelp you. FREE DELIVERY MEATS AND GROCERIES MIKE PUSICH ‘TELEPHONE 602 Juneau Ice Cream ferred to Wrangell, ‘Fehmnry 1,jmotorship ‘Northland for Ketchi- | —————— 1930 as Depuiy Collector in Charpe |kan. He will be occupied for aboutl U. §. Attorney J. W. Keh f ‘ ' of tae oflkae there. He has now!a week on administrative work Cordova, who had a weee:e—e:d ALASKA MEAT C & The B. M Behre'./ds Bank ' BHOE:r(lxgl:ms reacied re.irsmest aze, |70|there for the U. §. Forest Service. |hunting trip on the falts in the|| FEATURING CARSTEN’S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND Fountain Candy | : becomes elfective,on ——— {nelghborhood of the town, returned JUNEAU, ALASKA 'S p TC HAMS AND Dajly Empire Want Ads rayt |with a good bag of hirds recently.|| |1 BACO '}?%3 ,;Go,“mment Inswted TE O Tt