The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 10, 1934, Page 4

S ' ""mfd ALY A Fraternal Societies oF Casti Helene W.L. Albrecht ufl% | MEN IN WHITE. o Dally AlaSka Emplro E Three American doctors, George R. Minot, George 20 YEARS A‘}O § fiAPPY , ROBERT W. BENDER - - GENERAL MANAGER . yyionie ang wiliam P. Murphy, have been = IRTHDAY ' ~ublished every _evening except Sunday by tho awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, From Ths Erpire EMPIRE PRINTING COMPA} at Second and Main receiving joint recognition for their studies of liver| 1 o PHYSIOTHERAPY b B e Empire 7 congratula- Strects, Juneau, Alaska ” treatment for pernicious anemia. The award of ) | e ity Massage, Electricity, Infra Red | B. P. 0. ELKS meets Entered in the Post Office in Juncau as “"""’,‘ $41,000, they all said will be divided, and used for| The Australian cruiser Sydney pirthday GuisbAEsly, 0 N0 JouiE Ray, Medical Gymnastics. | every Wednesday at 8 watter. [ FaEbt S una;:det(ij. drove]1 t;xeu::verman eruis- «:g‘ ot 307 Goldstein Building | pm. Visiting brothers ION RATES. i Avosd ifi ex -Smden, cEUSE S Na—,e of 10 Phone Office, 216 welcome. Dellvered by carrier In Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 Throughout the world, modest, scientific, scholarly the sen,” ashore’ antt HeAERIYAA hor | 1 per month. ¢ men in white continue to explore unrevealed myster-| ‘.o ' jiang o Cocos, Bay o NOVEMBER 10 _":'——"—"—‘___ - John H. Walmer, Ex- on'i"yfll?" Mgy s kg MRS T i avance, | les. of all branches of science and through this| pengal, The Emden had been sigh:- Herman C. Gentry ® R K A"&' ‘.l‘ alted Ruler. M. H. Sides, Se"rct.ary $6.00; one month, in advanc 25 d constant study, and research, discoveries are made|.4 the previous morning and the NOVEMBER 11 ose ndarews L oy notily e Bacinass Office of any failire or Wregularity |10 relieve and cure the sufferings of mankind. Sydney had poured a terrific rain Paul Kegel Graduate Nurse i :NlGlgrs oll-‘ 1;’:oun\mus in the delivery of thein papers. | Too often the invaluable work of these sclentists|of shells into the cruiser. The “&0";“:‘; ’i‘nigmir ! Bleetn C‘l“"f‘ l""’";'M"' | 137“0 “;f,flmf,‘;‘”smn‘& . Telephone for Bditorial and Business Offices, 374 145 ynappreciated. The award of the Nobel Prize to|Emden }.l.ahdy Ju;st' previously, cu E '(‘};sb S Not Because We Are om':e");ogfs“;'l"a:‘; ‘;“;m Pl i st MOPCAT MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. | these three American doctors is gratifying, not only lg\:msflflgi’andc:b;“fi"n?;;flr:)guvtvi‘p gl Cheaper Evenings by Appointment | [7:20 p. m. Transient el MRS TG, il ons el 2,48 for the honor i beings o them ‘and this eountey,| TOE S0 \TTENTION MASONS i e e 0y [ 1 D e it or not other e el d in this paper and also the but because it will cause many to pause an Stated Communication of Mt. Ju- 3 =] tend. Council Cham- loc publishe s s who are working i o - — [ s Fi of the thousands of other scientists W W. G. Beattie, suj eau Lodge No. 147, F. & A. M x| bers, Fifth St. JOHN F. MULLEN, e g . LG , superintendeni oi !¢ - a —_—— ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER(away in their laboratories, without benefit of the|r wion™conogic in Southeast Alas. Monday evening a “30{1 er'k kxln i'|G. K, H. J. TURNER, Secretary. THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. e T oing failure and disappoint- | » , the E. A. Degree. By order of the P X Q = 7o __ | applause of the crowd, facing “|ka, left on the Admiral Evans on 2 E. B. WiLSON M ment only occasionally discovering the spectacular;|his way to Metlakatla where ne W- M J. W. LEIVERS, I RICE & AELERS CO. Chiropods«—Foot Specialist | ,MOUN'A‘ JU::c:gA:{i fig?ofirgol\'(ol:: {but contributing even in failure to the sum total|was to superintend the construc. |—adv. g " UMBING HEATING 401 Goldstein Building | ! day of each month in | " " vledg tion of a government sc & | RS T ! g 3 of the world’s knowledge. ) g hool oLy TeuEsadd “We tell you in advance what [ | PHONE 496 l! Scottish Rite Temple, f In bundles for sale at The Em- Job will cost” o = Deginhiiig ab- 7180 B | Why Relief Rolls Grow. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Malony | o office, 25c. Fine for starting ;Iv S b L e i L. E. HENDRICKSON, | had taken a house on Capitol Hill fires these chilly mornings. M; | DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER ||| Master; JAMES W. LEIVERS. rald Tribune.) in Seattle, for the winter, Gl i o i 3 i i DENTISTS Secretary. The country at large has rat to awake to the real n Blomgren Building (New York E —— —— i {implications sof relief. It is a common observation| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Guyot ex- | | PHONE 56 ! DOUGLAS ;1}‘11:'. improvements in employment have been para ted to leave soon for Puget Brfi:Nr,smdoslfil ! Home Cooked Meals Hours § am. to 9 pm. AERIE |doxically accompanied by an increase in unemploy- Sound to be away until after the "H;:Dwm_,.e Table Board $1.00 per Day g————————— —3| WIFO.E ‘ment relief. The usual explanation is that great|holidays. They were to spend sev- | | = | | SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS = o lMests first and’ third Monfays, 6 numbers of unemployed who managed to stretch |eral weeks as the guests of relatives | 5 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen = p.m., Eagles’ Hall, Douglas. Visiting their savings thus far through the depression are|in Portland. Thomas Hardware Co. | I it i Dr. C. P. Jenne Benihiers: AWiicada: . S4#lh Degan, jonly now coming to the end and so applying for ¥ —~—— DENTIST W. P, T. W. Cashen, Secretary. ——————— |velief. But those familiar with relief administration § Gus Pk’fe;tv who rtmsi;d tE}:lrounn ;| — Rocms 8 and 9 Valentine —_— —_— know that this is only a part of the reason. To|Juneau on his way to the Eastern | Bullding l;; WASHINGTON'S INITIATIVE 77. | accept retief Wi ote. & Mumiliation o 6 diigsace;|Btates sald that HE.wAE Wisdatthan HO“YWOPd Style Shop I | WARRACK Telepnone 176 [ F S R R 1t is ceasing to be so. The numbers now dependent |pleased with the results of his Formerly COLEMAN'S H C Hiction C i e g | GRS R SR B gl The text of Initiative Measure No. 77, which the upon public bounty are too great. Too many among|mining operations on his Cook Pay Less_._/”uch Le” [ | onstruction Lo. b B - aiti 'a Bt ante o'“ Psie: State of Washington voted on favorably, was pub- |them, moreover, must take relief or starve, and |Inlet grounds. He was operating “Front at Main Street | || Junedu Eeos 481 RN Yathie tHbabl lished in full in yesterday's Empire and because through no fault of their own. Under such condi-|quite a large tract of hydraulic BEULAH HICKEY b o s Dr. J. W. Bayne PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 through it salmon traps will be eliminated in the tions relief unavoidably becomes respectable. o Placer ground ‘back ‘of i Hope, B i s i 2 TR TR DENTIST i RELIABLE TRANSFER State of Washington, and restrictions will be made| For this the Administration is not responsible, i o N L R s s Roums 5-6 Triangle Bldg. S ot Mot fishing gear it s of though it has promoted the change through the| Arthur Riendeau returned from | { LUDWIG NELSON Office hours, 9 am. to 5 pm. — ~_ HER, % : e Gy many declarations that “no one shall starve,” and|Jualin where he had been in!|{ FIRE ALARM CALLS || JEWELER Evenings by appointment pecial interest to laskans, and is worthy of charge of mining ore in quantities | 1 i saretul® study o s bed through the C. W. A. experiment, which spread | B¢ ] Watch Repairing PHONE 321 I Commerclal Adjust- ul study not only by all Alaskans engaged Iy, 'iqeq that every one wds entitled to a good job. | suificient to keep the stamp ‘mili | Philco—General Electric Agency | “ J the fishing industry, but many others whose econ- The natural corollary was that anybody without |running for several weeks. Th 1-3 Third ana Franklin. I FRONT STREET | - ment& RatmgBureau omic welfare is effected by this large and important guch a job was entitled to public support. Just as|Mmine was temporarily closed due 1-4 Front and Franklin. | e ——g | B o i | Cooperating with White Serv- industry. [the Prohibition laws became something which it |0 the European war and uncer- ! | pyont near Ferry Way. = s i r Robert Simpson | ice Bureau Intelligent judgment on the initiative measure was clever and creditable to evade, it is becoming | (ainty of the Old World's financial 1-6 Front, near Gross Apts. i THE WUSS‘ SHOP 1 0 t. D | Room 1—Shattnck % I cannot be passed until its effects have been seen clever and creditable today to beat the Government|cConditions. Operated by Belgian 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart. 1§/ L 4 ’ N | We have 5,000 local ratings | next season. lout of as much relief money as possible. Unques- | CaPital, it was decided to suspend 1-8 Front, near Sawmill, Il ;p"c‘f‘mmgc:“flr_ G‘::d““: é“wA:f: e“m: | on file | Those in favor of the measure in their pre-'tionably, there are many on relief today under false OPerations, at least until spring. 1-9 Front at A. J. Offlce. R s LB, ] O S siiney g election campaign stressed first, the vital necessity Pretenses. How many it is impossible to say, and ‘Weather; partly cloudy. Maxi- -1 WIEMEEDY (88, Toge and accessories at moderatc | Glasses Vitted, Lenses Ground | | . of conserving salmon. According to their figures Probably the number is relatively not large. Unfor-| ——~~ temperature 43 degrees, Grocery. i prices || 2| | fii’ the commercial salmon catch had declined 73 per UDAtely, however, that is only the beginning of the 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash || . 5] — | Jones-St Sh 3 QI ‘trom 1013 15 109, and they contended. that) MAGED . EDestubion” 1s” ik {atlf exnct or oxactly |8 —— el Cole’s Garage. 1 P 5| | Jomes-Stevens Shop ' Ly o determinable condition. What about those who,|| IDEAL PAINT SHOP | 2.4 Wront ana Bawked { T DR R E. SOUTHWELL |} ! . k the decline would be even greater if the figures inough destitute, would formerly have got along|| gr It's Paint We Have It! 2-5 Front and Main. ! | Optometrist—Optician il LADIES'—CHILDREN’S ( for 1933 had been used.” The spear-heads of the by living on relatives, borrowing, picking up an odd 2-6 Second and Main. N | | Eyes Examined—Classes Fitted | READY-TO-WEAR \ campalgn for the measure were sportsmen, and job now and then, but who now feel it only just| | WENDT & GARSTER 2-7 Fifth and Seward. | Room 17, Valentine Bldg. «"'Sewnrd Street Near Third | salmon clubs throughout the State that they should take relief? | PHONE 549 2-8 Seventh and Maln. | Office Phone 484; Residence | {$——————— 9 In addition to eliminating traps, the initiative! There are deeper difficulties. Many legitimately | 2-9 Fire Hall. Phone 238. Office Hours: 9:30 | |~ also provides for the Testriction of purse seine fish- On Telief will not accept jobs paying little if any — —'{ 3-2 Home Boarding Houss. b e | JUNEAU-YOUNG ing in Puget Sound, restriction of gill net fishing MOre than the relief dole, some because they do 3-3 Gastineau and Rawn T T S T | % eries, but comparable in some respects. | irolls are growing. Each may suggest a point at| Office Phone 409, Res. | 4 4 4-6 Tenth and C. 4 4 in Puget Sound rivers, restriction of commercial 1ot C““;‘ tcn“wgrk.x bt o'.hl:s eg’:hmc qll;ll;e LV:“d‘ H R Way. — Funeral Pariors trolling on inside waters of Puget Sound, elimination et Y 1 VIR SEERCCred Thelr FORCE Status arry ace 34 Secoutand SOM Dr. Richard Williums Lloenledd!-‘l:nnebt:: Directors ' o o % &, arris. | an ml mers of weirs, set nets, fish ‘f"he"ls and al' other fixed ),n0 ong painful time recovering their place upon DRUGGIST 3-6 Fifth andd Gold. a DENTIST | Night Phone 1851 Day Phone 12’ fishing appliances from a!l waters of the State, used the rolls. In the end, any mass public relief effort ! 3-7 Fifth and East. ! | OFFICE AND RESIDFNCE P A in the taking of salmon, and the elimination of drag must face the unfortunate fact that in the ordinary TheSanibh) Feere { | 38 Seventh and Gold. I Gastineau Building seines from the Columbia River. course of things a great many honest and industrious | R 5 3-9 PFifth and Kennedy. ‘ THE BEST Phone 481 || Alaskans in studying the measure will see that people are unable to make more than a bare sub- ST = ' 4-1 Ninth, back of power ! | 2. 55 in many phases the situation facing the salmon sistence anyway. Relief cannot well provide less| house. N s Ty SABIN S situation in waters coming under the jurisdiction than enough to keep the recipients alive; but that B l M 4-2 Calhoun, opp. Seaview || TAP BEER ke of the Department of Fisheries of the State of Means that it cannot help coming into competition utler auro Apts. L1 Dr. A;;)Ewm. s%-tewan Everything in Furnishings Washington are not_identical to_those of Alaska, VIth the lowest levels of the labor market offered 5 -3 Distin and Indian. IN TOWN! H Hoxirdi0i Am to'8 s for Men regulsted Tby o UniledStales "Biveau of Fish- Y Privale employment under our system. Dr u CO | -5 Ninth and Calhoun SEWARD BUILDING | These are some of the reasons why the relief & b 1‘ R R S A O S A S SO S e 4 The practical working out of the measure, how- |yhich more severe and more elaborate administration “Express Money Orders | :87 T":;’:{:'mfif‘;hfi;;:;' THE MINERS’ Phone 276 B "r‘—‘*? ' ever, will be of vital importance to the Territory, might cut costs; unfortunately, each reason springs Anytime’ | 4-9 Home Grocery. | Y P & T J LA and every one interested in the fishing industry directly from the basic fact that large masses have Phone 134 Free Delivery B1 Seater Tract | Recreation Parlors o a HE JUNEAU UNDRY either directly or indirectly should intelligently follow 'to be publicly supported to prevent them from | | and Franklin Street between the results. |starving, and as long as that hard root of the 7’ " 1 D G L Barton | Front and Second Streets 5 matter remains one cannot be very confident about quuor StOl’C r. Geo. L. 1 F Alaska has an opportunity now to observe what CHIROPRACTOR i PHONE 359 i ;3 might be termed a laboratory test of a much dis-|Mere Pf;";:ng ‘:Pmtlmslfln o o i V::":tl";e BILL DOUGLAS 201 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 214 | |gt cussed and highly debatable issue, of vast importance 1:;505; o;‘reouls- ‘:)(l)d J;:lv;e lchenrfg'v e:;::m » ltl ‘; A Office hours—9-12, 1-5. Even- to the economic welfare of thousands oi Alaskans, | something new, developing in accordance with its ings by appointment i and to the Territory as a whole, because of the'ou; 1aws demanding new -solutions which few, L srepuse e oo A B AT S ESR AT important tax revenue dJerived from the cinned|jeast of all the Administration, have even begun JUNEAU FROCK salmon industry in Alaska. lto think about. 3 y i > . Wise to Cali 18 | DR. H. VANCE : SHOPPE ‘ Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. Juneau R oo S S A Fir e Free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; Hosiery and Hats 7 to 8:30 and by appointment. TranSfer CO. Office Grand Apts., near Gas- . | i tineau Hotel. Phone 177 .FREE ! FREE ! MOVING or STORAGE 5! HOTEL ZYNDA Fuel Oil Coal THANKSGIVING DINNERS ||| Toote "I\ ms.craves ||| s, | | | ASK US FOR DETAILS! TR i | Alaska Transfer Co. i Home of Hart Schaffner and | ; DeE L uxe ,, CALIFORNIA GROCERY || sovemau o || "™ |fommics mrogeo Gra vi t‘y Di é S?l TELEPHONE 478 Prompt Delivery SPIONED e 113 Dally Empire Want Ads Pay! | | mflgfl%\s’&s Phone 4753 ! THE PARIS INN ) “DEI%;%};%’SS gfu?s? .Ef EECON DaCIN R i Frye-Bruhn Company FRIED CHICKEN—PIT BAR-B-Q—BEER—WINE Telephone 38 Prompt Delivery PEARL and BILL Oil Burners for Kitchen Ranges, Galley Stoves, Hotel Ranges FULLY GUARANTEED and MAYTAG PRODUCTS W. P. JOHNSON f GENERAL MOTORS ’ | fl—————%_p McCAUL MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Dealers ALASKA MEAT CO. FEATURING CARSTEN’S BABY BEEF—DIAMOND TC HAMS AND BACON—U. S. Government Inspected A Good Business Reference “Just as you judge a man by his business con- nections, 8o, too, you are inclined to judge a bank by its known patrons. The B. M. Behrends Bank likes to be judged in this way. This bank is the oldest and largest bank in ECONOMICAL SAFE ~ SIMPLE EW PRICE ! Juneau Cash Grocery ® We are making a combination offer, including tank, burner, Florence Holmquist, Prop, e P Sy T' installation, etc., for less than $75.00 and terms may be ar- & ASH GROCERS I| Alaska and it has o;;erali;z;ld u}:d:tr tthe same manage- o) omers t since it was foun orty-two years ago. ranged if necesasry! Free Delivery iy PHONE 58 ?fi;‘ougs:m%t this period it has been identified with the industrial and commercial enterprises by which all this section lives. An alliance here will help you. ° The B. M. Behrends Bank JUNEAU, ALASKA SN TR B @ Come in and see the very newest in electrical welding equip- ment' Alaska Welders J. R. SILVA, Manager “Tomorrow’s Styles Today” ~ “Juneaw’s Qwn Store” L Store Closed Monday—Armistice Day