The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 22, 1935, Page 4

$BY onii Men Séeking those enemies of the public. as the results of this campaign hav: he public has felt that “the record of vict: crime cannot be called whole as long as been, | over THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY JAN 22 I935 Class or individual instruction Studio—5th and Kennedy Appointments 4 to 8 p.m. Saturdays—All Day SEWARD BUILDING Office Phone 409, Res. Phone 276 TYPEWRITERS RENTED . $5.00 per month {1 “']. B. Burford & Co. Alleys Rheinlander Beer on Draught POOL BAL_.BER SHOP BILLIARDS i, B I& DRuGs AND Sunpmies nire {7 Govérnment can, by acting m‘udcmly. re- 1; e | — ; PR R Ry B A SRR TR " ! i } store, ah. increasi measure of confidence | S - £54G ; sughout the business world and thus 20 YEARS AGO HAPPY 1 PROFESSIONAL Fraternal Societies r ROBERT W. BENDER - - Editor and Mamager . yn0 ahoug expansion of J 2 oF . = e s by the| sion of trade, more jobs ent propt S Prom The Ermpire BIRTHDAY Gastineau Channel | 1 A e M Pl e that real progress will be achieved along H“""‘E‘W L. Albrecht \f' this line during the coming year. P it e | { PHYSIOTHERAPY A e — ety he E tends congratula-| 2 Fubean 45 Bacthl Clbdw Every employer should carefully consider JANUARY 22, 1915. uoTnseanT:::z otihey iy il M”‘“"' Flapttly, e s B. P. 0. ELKS meets | the feasibility and desirability of giving pre- News from the eastern theatre ‘of | birthday anniversary, to the follow- Ray, Medical Gymnastics. | every Wednesday at 8 BT, ference to young men Iz than to young the war tell of continued Russian | ing: 307 Goldstein Bullding | pm. Visiting brothers g 3 andDouglas for suzs‘ women provided for at home. when taking success and lightling-like rapid i g Phone Office, 716 L welcome. Y ng rates on new employees or filling vacancies. In advances. JAN_L'ARY 2 B 4 3 5 in advance, on's hour of (-x_!remn peril, it is the Fighting was desperate in Bel- Gearas NI | = s | John H. Walmer, Ex- Il promptly v’n who ' are r:rst» ;:111\:\(1 to 'Juknrtr:"; | gtum. For three days a desperate vy, Mg Bt | | Rose A \ndrews ‘ ilted Ruler. M. H. Sidej Secretary ST L e Al Bl oo :3]:;1;“ had” dbe;:m:;m;: between S | Graduate Nurse KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ( " ) 3 e iny | | Elect hs—! - o - R uggestion which should be universally | had been uninterrupted it s CLOSING QUOTATIONS | | Sitotrie, Calitind; cBathe e | LI Sapnels | Douncll | Nop OCIATED PRESS, e 4 h ditig rhber- ot g day a A sage, Colonic Irrigations 1760, Meetings second 4 ot 47 4 s ol R s prompted by the astounding numl | and night, though rain was faling| TODAY,N.Y. EXCHANGE Not Because We Are ' Office hours 11 am. 1o 8 i fhhd: last Monday &} i fles ereditec or s received from jobseekers regarding their |in torrents. Cheaper | Evenings by Appu‘ntmmfi" 7:30 p. m. Transient’ & R P 2 S S b < n when they trudge around asking for em- 3 B 3 5 @80 p. m. Toc e : 9 v 1 » Second and Main Phone 1259 | ats - - > it The evidenceis conyincing that a shlf()Ck- Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Sigmon were or’l;k:;;:;loi:;:egs la;fla; ?);mfhep;ll?;: BUT BETTER e 8 2 ;g;herg():;%;d é?lan:- @ t ntage s vork-seekers, | recej —_— - } 3 2 e of those contacted by work-seckers, | receiving congratulations on the|york Stock Exchange, furnished by et = T TT % (hers, Fifth St. JOHN, ¥, MULLEN, 0 ) the mental state of . those appealing|pirth of a son. the Wilson - - Fairbanke and-Cbm- ]' R = BT "3 P 'I'URm Secretary [to thexiy 6t grasp the importance of extending . . s | y's J office: Q | g ympathy, ;epcoutagement ;.o victims of| - Judge Robert: W. Jennings re- m:l):skau‘;;ueau 17%, Amer. Can|l RICE & AHLERS CO. ‘l cnnF' T 0N MOUNT JUNZAE LODGEND. I {4x nditions. Every chief executive in the|turned on the Alameda from Se- A St e b L £ T o {4 | “.podin.—Foot Specialist Seeond and fourth Mon- | make it his personal business to make | attle. 7 intor 14% % B T UMBING HEATING ¢ 401 Goldstein Building | day of each month'in \pplicants for jobs be treated with the mer. RaGiRior 1446, Awsr. 36 M| PHONE 496 Scottish Rite Temple, A > S ) 22, Amer. Smelting 35%, Amer. “We tell you in advance what 3 J Jut eration. Recall the reply of the| W. C. Irish, expert accountant, T. & T. 105%, Amer. Tobacco 82% job will cost” beginning ‘at 7:30 pm. N nt who asked alms from an impecunious | brought word from Kake that the A. i w “;'13| .‘Anaco d “"' HOWARD D. STABLER, opher who apologized, “I'm sorry I can't help| Kirberger company had had afamect '3 5. Atohison Topeks DRR. KASER & FREFBURGER | | Worshipful Master; JAMES W. brother”: “You have helped me; you called prosperous season. L , Secretary. I You I helped lled DU Atiantl ARG W h | DENTISTS LEIVERS, Secret: d)x"li‘ % o (2 et e S Blomgrer: Building " LE L ation should make every last one of| Miss Mary Bernhofer, who fled |* p.chhon steel u%, C. P, 13%,| 5 | PHONE 56 i DOUGLAS Q?VE ize that we are all brothers—and that if|Europe and her vocal studies in Caterpillar 39, Cetro:de Basco 41% Tomorrow’: Styles Hours § am. to § pm. AERIE mbers of the family become utterly dis-| Berlin, to return to the country C. & O. 433; Chrysler 38 Con. T()d(l) o 117 F. O. E. s 5 he family i f break-|of peace, delighted ai o e T ; % = digntel o :(L,hatpecomplecelgy filledn t::diegnnc; tainer B 4%, Cont. Can 65%, Cont. f - ——4 | Meets first and third Mondays, 8 | E Oil 18, Curtiss-Wright 2%, du Pont | o.m., Eagles’ Hall, Dou,2s. Visiting 7 RN RPN T R | Hall when she made her first ap- B8 Nethoirs o8 | Dl‘. B, ]Cnne yrothers welcome. Sante Degan g 5 | pearance in a song recital. She was . . i | DENTIST X 3 REAL AID TO MINING. Behind the Hauptmann Trial. | asststed by Willis ‘B Mawell, gu- | Slec Autc-Lite,20K, Fauwbanks- 'I‘C’n.\ | - Lo ms a%and 9 Valenking | | T T V. Cashen, SewstRy. 7 g | neaw’s famous violinist, and Miss MO:SQ_'B'F B Bectie 33 e {1 Building I — Mining, Alaska ¢ tries and (Kansas City . ‘Times.) | Edith Kempthorne, pianist. btors 3Ll Sommily, 8%, 0. _N. $1 Telepaone 176 | ! en which buil yopular mind it 16 412 ¢ account for the mnusual detail with | ;&D-l;l.mfl‘osmnd Furnace 87, Howe :‘ Our tru.™s go any place any | tradition of kg degtheds 1o, Whick tis \ann trial ih New Jersey is being| ©. E. Bruff and Harry Dott of e 3 {1 i J time. A tank for Diesel OFf 65 wiven ad A oh Pne Retion Bf the] reportec is the dramatic interest of the|Thane spent the day in Juneau,, | Fudson 10%, Houdaille Hershey J"""”{‘ s Own Store” i ——~—————% | {and a tank for crude oil save Legislature askir s not to suspend further | Cstimor the trial; the other its extraordinary | B 8 Int. Nickel 23%, Kennecott 1 | buruer trouble. s e b | P.L McCloskey was back. from g |67 Liggett & Myers 105, Liquid {—wecoeeeeeeeeeeeeomi || Dr. Geo. L. Barton PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 ek s Bavk Lt moment, late that stormy March | trip to Seattle. parb. 25, Loews SR, Loose-Wiles Y CHIROPRACTOR “ * " [ || Rpy iy o TRANSFER b e o % ol olid hearly threé years ago, when the first word | 3%, Lorillard 20%, Marshall Field | 201 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 214 | || 4 g g I : he Werttory | won: forth that the baby son of Col. and Mrs.| S. Howard Ewing returned from |10 McIntyre 3 : | Office hours—9-12, 1-5. Even- | with no W ever dope on them. With the|charles A. Lindbergh had been kidnaped, the a vacation trip to San Francisco.{ Montgomery Ward 274, Nash I ings by appointment 1% i % advance in the price of gold scores more Were|mysicry has been a dramatic epitome of the situa- 0% i gulk: lR;gxst:er 16'»7.1N- BEIRE T B Commerclal Adjust- staked out during the past summer tion in which American society found itself 2t| Mrs. Robert Simpson and her| 5 . 18%, Penney T1%, _ | o p + It is only logical that Alaska should protect and |tl riod. Out of the great love they bore for |sister, Miss Minnie Goldstein, 1enipu“‘“““ 50%2, Radio 5%, Reynold: i . i | cr;el::tflfla‘::%gureau seek developn sreat natural gift. Here th arkable couple, the American people had|on the City of Seattle to vistt xnxg"l;“'i?_‘h Sears Roebuck 3. l Dr. Richard Williams ] i ige wBureau ite Serv- in the creek lie untold wea acce) nd idealized thc'mmmed life of :n Seattle, San Francisco and San | ocony TEAIE G A | DENTIST | Room 1—Shattuek idg. the surface of y been scratched Li hs @8 ‘s “national. symbol of useful, quiet|Diego. |cal. 30%, Stand, OU N. J. 1% | OFFICE AND RESIDENCE | We have 5000 local ratings | and through deve an take its place|® mior able family life, happy and secure as| 4 - x ey Cor s A Ballbrin | Gastineau Building | on file | In the sun as perhaps the greatest mineral producing ©” \merican family longs to be. Weather: Maximum, 33; minj-| " X8 P i e 1 Phone 481 g i A MR ik ol eart 2 “°| The news that such a family could fall prey to|mum, 25; partly cloudy. | United Alreratt 14. { - e l“ . e Tk that the security which is supposed to R s ¥ s Sl .“3 L‘S SRlék;be; Blso.vy. s Smelml:g ' | o e O SN 0 con n legal precaution plus unprecedented put WHITHAM RECOVERING | eel 38, West. Air Brak e e in looking immed o the welfare of this great e SRS 1 roltiy i Faldealy yioliti, 25, West. Electric 38', Woolworth ON V] L [ st 50"":1“':”‘ Alaska Transfer Co. industry. Assessment work e unpatented | py with it a shock from which American| A recent report in the Anchor-|53% Calumet & Hecla 3% H [l ot QuiEien. | claims will re It w e employment |s has never recovered. age Times says that Carl Whitham,| Averages—Down .25 points. ¢ Why not "";':." = '“: L] e E“Tmed—chm&: i GENERAL HAULING to many men, otherwise unemployed, especially in| The later details of the search—the heart-break-| Manager of the Nabesna gold| SPot silver—sdkc. e o,,?""“:,h vali’;fi"emxgn | ED JEWELL, Proprietor instances where the claim holders prefer to hire|ing s, the treachery, the prolonged agony quartz mine, Who was injured re-| Toronto, Vancouver and Seattle § U R R U IR VOS] BE008 JCHoRs Ok HOSECHSR | | PHONES 269—1134 thelr assessment work even re ) ¥ ending the ghastly discovery that ently, is recovering rapidly, but|mining exchanges: Bremner 42%c and repre:entln[ many nr{ | new 12; 1‘ozew s‘-x:m- ¢ | another bonanz been in vain—hard as they were to bear in|will be in the hospital for somogfli 50c, Golconda 31':c, Montana SRRkl hane sioans o ‘s_—___—_—_{ - touch, it will ter to r 3 elves, they only magnified the dangers which |time. rConsolldat,ed 2"‘ Nabesna 65c at Tl (bl EAE anies. ‘:‘ - o SEE—BI’_—_———‘G VAN ] which this Te v 1 anpits ced the national security from within. As if = —— | 81.00 Csuversmv h 7c, Sunshine "ms—rt—i | | : 5 3 LoppIg o 5 resson 1's at 1%. Vancou- . | [ FEE, . Stewa As Gov. Troy 50 atest Tope : : . el il { Brunswick ! S el G&ns anFc_JRAmmumtlon | for immed p f panic up t | MADAME ORLOFF | | Hours 9 am. tc 6 pm. [ N S s L the deve ¢ | TEACHER OF VOICE ext to Midget Lunch n o k | in ou ure. B. C. Forbes, in discus: no shade of meaning be blurred; all in order tI 5 } lege of Optometry and cor younger generation | society which has waited so long may judge whether Large Sample Room | Jones-Stevens Shop H Bl Opthalmology ustice is being done. | ELEVATOR SERVICE 1 | Glasses Pitted, Lenses Ground | energetic S. ZYNDA, Prop. '1 LADIES—CHILDREN'S | AGEN C Y By s . have turned Leader Snell declares the Republican Party is ' | READY-TO-WEAR | 4 DLV TSSO t nuch alive, with plenty of courage. No doubt, ~72| | Seward Street Near Third | | (Authorized Dealers) 10 doubt. It still has Vermont and the Sntur(m}"j} —1 | & gl DR' H' VANCE vening Post.—(Dallas News.) v - CREASEB (_)STBOPA’I‘H SRR A T McCAUL MOTOR T 1| GAS Consultation and exam mntlm? r The | It must be quite a novelty for the G. O. P.| COMPANY PAINTS—OILS Fres. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; m have days to find a fellow like Chairman Fletcher | { Doa R | Builders’ and Sheif OILS 7 to 8:30 and by appointment. to make always speaks well of it—(Detroit News.) ft e A lymouth Dealers | ) HARDW _RI | || Office Grand Apts, near Gas- * economi® ;v-——-———-——fl 1 | P F ke tineau Hotel. Phone 177 for sowing ' More argument, more conventions, more speeches, | i ————————— | mas ' nunis politics, more books, more expert advice, and LUDWIG NELSON & Tho, Hnrdwue Co. é: Junea — < Wi " e ss in spite of everything. — (Lorain, Ohio, JEWELER | u Dl J W Bayne . t of the Journal.) | Watch Repairing e e e et NP P DENTIST 2 : || Phiteo—Gemeral lestrc Agency | | JUNE AU | Motors | Rooms 5-6 Triangle Bldg. | aei :.'.‘ e n:v 60,000 f x the year. | p: FRO TREET || | FOOT OF MAIN ST. | Office hours, § a.m. to 5 pm. | emier-Mussolini nm-ralm ;_)r:— | —_— gl | Evenings by appointm.nt | ling for employn of the job-i [} | D C | | RRONE uivolves redistribution of la-i| | THE T“ rug 0. [ o ;';—_._.4', gR;yL GAINST bor ang guttine the working hours | ARE lLLED ) & | i | A S i i ittt 46 , y MARKET BASKET | | {“THE CORNER DRUG sTORE"{| [ ) B AR et outon : || Provsions, Fruits, vereiaties | |{ P O- Substation No. 1 ONE 36 | ' GARBAGE HAULED h&A !aq lSSuES a plalty, dlaced. on «overtime, MINE BLAST Phone 342 Free Delivery | FREE DELIVERY F g Reasonable Monthly Rates “”‘ . b » L] or ve rompt 1 icials estimate that this ex-y| % - — - P P | %‘EL(I)P"H?NI;VRICS pedient Wil provide 130000 new| S-venty-one Are Injured— LIQUOR DELIVERY ||| LRI Severe \X::.tm. ployment, Are Now Being Tackled : ROME, Jan. 22-A actermined® Fascist drive inst O‘d Man Win- ter and his twin terror Unemploy- ment, is unde y in Italy where the unempAowd numbcr 961,000, of Commierce.) | biggest chapter in the book remains unwritten serious problems of the day is|For this reason, and for the reason that the dram of school or college, |[now unfolding at Flemington is nation-wide in it mployment in order that they es- and achieve their piace 1 ) Also Uneim- ic concern, no detail | pub; ha the be American press is determined | missed or misinterpreted, that| Lives of 200 Others Endangered lled overtime workers are re- q d to contribute part of their wages to sustuin those unable to obtain work. GILBERTON, Fa, Jan e e, | Twelve miners were Killed Mi: June McCwiagh, daughter | forenoon in a blast in the of Mrs. Jean McCullagh, principal | berton Colliery. The blast smmx of the Seldovia public school, en- tered the Alaska College at the be- glnnlng of thv mid-year term. | the entire workings injuring 71 | men and endangering the lives of 200 others. ‘AN IRON HORSE GETS A STREAM-LINED BLANKET HOTEL ZYNDA ! “Our doorstep is worn by satis- fied customers ) Robert Simpson Opt. D. Graduate Los Angeles Col- [ ——— ' FORD | SABIN’S Everything in Furnishings for Men Banished forever are the clothes basket, wash line, and laundry tubs. And she's a gayer, jollier companion for her husband now that she sends her clothes to the laundry. YOUR ALASKA Here is the New York Central lines’ first venture into the popular custom of stream-lining railroad roll- ing stock. It’s a regular steam engine—of one of the lines’ biggest and fastest types—almost completely sheathed with a stream-lining “overcoat” of thin steel. it is shown as it was wh lod out of the wm Al bany, N, Yo, shops for 3 few warm-up.spins, (Asscsiated Press Photo) Laundry THE JuNEAU LAUNDRY Franklin Street between Froni and Second Streets JUNEAU FROCK PHONE { SHOPPE H. S. GRAVES : - “Exclusive but not Expensive” Ebe CAnBue en ! ke Lingerie, JUNEAU-YOUNG T s . Funeral Parlors I OLD NEWSPAPERS 2 In bundles for sale at The Em- pire office, 25c. Fine for n-mn:l and Embalmers ' S g/!your fires these chilly mornings. Ci‘l}! Cigarettes Candy Cards : 1891 “PIONEER” The B. M. Behrends Bank of Juneau is the Pioneer bank of Alaska. . . . Established in 1891 it has continu- ously served the people of Alaska in every way consistent with safe and sound banking. The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska 1935 Arctic Pabst Famous Draught Beer or LIQUORS IN A HURRY! PHONE 97 Fast Free Delivery Guy L. Smith Drug Store Next to Coliseura , | Hollywood Style Shop Formerly COLEMAN'S f Pay Less—Much Less | Front at Main Street | BEULAH HI! CKEY For Qulck RADIO REPAIR Telephone HENRY PIGG i Harry Race ; T St S| If It's Paint We Have It! WENDT & GARSTER PHONE 549 I IDEAL PAINT SHOP | i THE BEST TAP BEER IN TOWN! @ THE MINERS’ Recreation Parlors and Liquor Store BILL DOUGLAS ”*» 4@ ) o »