The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 2, 1935, Page 4

THE DAILY D :1 ; - s %) h' 3 enly Kingfish. For five long months the Senate| < aily Alaska Empire i ety e soors” snons, woie | HAPPY— T NI % the colorful Huey ranted about this or that or i i D 1 " m.&nuvt e fid""' Al MY x:mnd as :,m- case might be. Naturally, they 20 K?mAimI}!SnnfiGO § __.BIR THDAY 2 ORIC S s -\;/AL' ‘Alb 3 : i | Helene W. L. recht Fraternal Societies OF Gastineau Channel ! Y | Sunday by thelare hardly observed by such an illustrious char-| BN o sy Second “and” MAIN | goter and self-admitted great statesmen as Senator | = e = - Long. They were babes and lost in the woods 50 The Empire exiewds congratula- 4 HYSIOTHERAPY | 5 ed In the Post Oftice 1h Juncau as Second Clase | ¢, "oy tne veterans all were concerned | JULY 2, 1935 tions and best wishes today, their | DRY CLEANING | “assage, Electricity, Infra Red | i BREOf RLES, Trets e —_— But came the time that Huey started his famous| Crmany and Austria offered to pirthday annmiversary, to the joucw- Ray, Medical Gymnastics. | every second and fourth oo by cSUGSCRIBTION RATES . Wy Ghae S0 Luhc (hs o o kiie . make a separate peace with Bel- ing: | 307 Goldstein Building i Wednesday at 8 p. m. Mivered by carrier In Juneau and Douglas for $1.2 filibuste: ainst the midget NRA which ran ‘“”"jgium and Serbla, according to Eu- b @& Phone Office, 216 | Visiting brothers wel« T the following rates: some 15 h The youngsters, headed by Senator|ropean newspapers, TOL® 3 s % QO pus ipuL wdvance. |1 ewis B, Schwellenbach of Washington, arose in| Germany admitted the loss of A. Hellenthal freipo TR R BT ST T M. E. Monagle, Ex- P Sl e Tavd ey Wi DNIny L ivnacn land ) tpld ihe NGO CIEL SHE S tired of |14 submarines, said travellers from N. T. Keaton dort DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER | | alted Ruler, M. H. Sides. Secrelary v of their pape : : ” his running the Senate. They told him they were |Berlin. Eric Walsh w.ter | DENTISTS = ¥ Teleph News Of o Jus| | i | KNIGHTS OF COLUMFUS s L FURn i, _ | going to wear him out, and the record reveals they| Five British merchant vessels were Jean Stewart Washin | Blomgren Building ne AMEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. did just t Not only have they got Huey on the|sunk the night of July 1 by Ger Sadie Minzgohr g 'L PHONE 56 ls_f:;‘e;i :}iourswil N°d' G R ot e e P i PR hing his head trying to dig up some-|man submarines. - = st : L . Eous amitol pm, ! andt 1asct.e xainday at ;u; :;\;;m n this paper and al can use against them, but the older| News, while in Juneau . . a 2 % e a 7:30 p. m. Transient . g + o s members of the Senate have picked up their ears| hat his expedition had recovered g + of the Yukon, id [ 5| brothers urged to at- d A A ICULATION AAUARANTEED TO BELLARCER and taken cognizance., In thess rising young mem- $100,000 from the sunken Islander there was 1o country which'}! Y l‘ Dr. C.'P, Jenne tend. Cowrn" Cham- 4 bers the leaders see possibilities. They see that as a | Was the claim made in Seattle by « G suchla range of subjects for our [ bRy | bors, Fisth St. JOHN ¥. MULLER, | bloc they can' become dangerous and that properly R G. Dunbar who sald ithat his newspaper articles as Alaska. | || Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine | |G+ K, H. J. TURNER, Secretary. B BEP _ - | party aboard the schooner Winona | | L guided they can become a potent factor in hehall‘was sald " to B8" RIOINE VEY - 8 | ] Building e }T“—JUNEAU LODGE NO. 141 8 0 an 3 r | " . f & I Judges appointed for the Tread- | MOU. “ O BONER Francisco. Juneau customs ‘officials _ . il & : T ‘i It is of particular interest to Alaskans, and:sm"md the story, saying that they residents of the Pacific Coast, that Lewis B. Schwel- | would have known had any vessel lenbach, junior Senator from the State of Wash-|been at work attempting recovery _mgl.on. is apparently leading this group. The young of Islander gold. The last expe- C Western Senator is known to be “liberal,” and dition to be so engaged was in 1909, with this in mind it is all the more interesting|they said. ; se races on the Fourth of LA UNDRY - 5 Second and Pourth Mons # am were P. R. Bradley, 1 day of each month ir ¢ land, J. Richards, Guy| 11 p R 2 ‘ Scottish Rite Temple, | M. J. O'Connor and James | PHONE 15 || Dr. Richard Williams XA beginning &t 7:30 pm. - | I DENTIST HOWARD D.STABLER, + e | | OFFICE AND RESIDENCE ||Vomshipful Mester; JAMES W. g man Jensen had made what| Gastineau Building ; 3 Y. 1 jto know that the resentment against Huey's isn't| was believed to be a rich platinum | limited to the conservative members of the Senate, Glen C. Bame_%' formerly man- on his property at Windham | il ity ;| DOUGLAS FOE but that even the youthful liberals cannot and|28er ©of the Revilla Hotel in Ket- |y | B S0 AERIE A\ T s chikan, had been engaged by Jaeger | HH - ! obviously will not tolerate the innane, destructive, | o “pi oo Tor o S T S | % D P Tl 113, F. 0. E ) o Y _ |obstructionists antics of the noisey Senator fromi|gain o operate it in the future, ok ac.x?e?;sl;nme&un::; rOLcry ’ r. A. W. Stewart Meets first ‘and third Mondays, { T Louisiana. I A . G < Az S i ! {pm., Eagles’ Hall, Douglas. Visiting THE ALASKA JUNEAU STRIKE. l It is a good thing that the young members have| votes cast in Juneaws Goddess . .. ”""'.‘-‘\‘_“)’,uifi’erpg‘“;;“’ BS;"‘} James Ramsay & Son ! < DENTIST | {brothers welcome. Sante Dcgan, — shown their strength. There never has been any|of Liberty contest were Lyda Olds WETE MUSIS O 0 -2 r- FRESH FRUITS and || | s";;;&sfl;u? L&;g‘» W. P, T. W. Cashen, Secretary. Over seven hundred men have registered for|logic in the theory that first termers should be|208; Venita Hile, 107; Francis Now s .l‘ AU G R SR | . 48 | L < Lok | Off’e Pnone 469 bt work at tl ska Juneau Mine now, according|sidetracked for after all they are the represen- ell, 165; Rae Stevens, 160; Myrtl e VEC._JABLES | e A3 % ‘,'_| * to co v registration books. The m:\nagcmem’mlwo% of the people just as much as the veterans|dJorgenson, 98. | weat Maximum, 74; mini- FRESH MFATS 38 3| | Our t.ucks go any place any | states that this number is more than s\xrticirm‘whu have seen 20 years or more service. The scheme ! i mum g ] & | Robert Slmpson time. A tank for Dicsel Oil | to open the mine; and that work will be resumed|is based on tradition and not much of a tradition lt;“‘_‘“‘l_l J.lehoan;{' ";0{?‘5“ of - S Phone 182 FreeDelxveryt‘ | D and a tank for erdae oil save | July 5, with all those registering up to that datelat that if some of the examples of statesmanship|Public speaking at Went Law Col- | e | i Ug G o) burner trouble. N A erites | SH INE e Angeles Col- Y being given preference in the matter of employ- |veterans such Huey offer are a criterion loge; Chicago, and Specisl iwziter. o | HOP. INJONEAY FIRST! i | lege of 0ptme§ry and \ PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 ! ment. It is expected that a full crew will be| Somebody should remind the Kingfish that “out - — & p 1 g | ‘ e | . S. GRAVES | Opthalmology ELIABLE TRANSFER quickly obtained as soon as operations are once|of the mouths of babes and sucklings comes forth i = kg o “The Clothing Man” |l Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground 'H____-_———-—-* commenced, | wisdom.” & L e = The strike has already had a disastrous effect Th G ] B | Home of Hart Schatfner and G i j g i e : I ommercial Adjust- upon Juneau and ali its inhabitants. To date the AN INCENTIVE TO YOUTH AND e reateat usiness Marx Clothing | DR. H. VANCE £ ! loss of payroll has been $180,000, and it will amount | KANS. C i 1 = o 3| 6STB‘OPA'HLI T | ment_& Ratmg Bureau ’ to over $200000 by the time the mine opens. This onvenience i e e had Ta a1 O P AHEE NIy Wiile Seren is a dead loss to this community; no part of which| The statements recorded in yesterdays Empire il PAINI -ATLS AL ek onrs 10 %0 12 1065 55 11| "fs‘;’l‘;’ea“ | can ever be recovered. The full force of the loss|from Commodore S. A. Perkins in which he said Builders’ and Shelf 7 to 8:30 b Room 1 ttuck Bldg. | : ; [ ] ! :30 and by appointment. We have 5000 local ratings [ has not yet been feit, and its significance is not|among other things that if he were a young man| HARDARE | Office Grand Apts., near Gas- on file | fully realized; but it be a long, long time|he would come to Alaska to live, work and build,| A Checking Account protects your cash on . Thomas Hardware Co. tineau Hotel. Phone 177 e —— e before its effect can be overcome. The greatest should be an incentive an iration to carry on hand, enables you to pay bills by mail, e Sl s S 3 direct loss, of course, is to the employees, who have[to all Alaskans and particularly to the youthful makes personal bookeeping ecasier and is a § This o 41 SR 7|2 been thrown out of employment and whose pay has|Alaskans who were born and raised here. { recognized basis for personal credit. t " GARB \GE IIAULED | ]UNEAU FROCK been suspended. Most probably many of them did| Frequently by being too close to the picture we ! it il g Harr,y RaCe | SHOPPE ~ not have resources sufficient to support them and|lose perspective, and do not cee the opportunities } In the United States, nine-tenths of all busi- H E. 0. DAVIS 1y o |} “Exclusive but not Expensive” - their families for 30 days that are most near, and as a consequence d‘-vtal\ut ness is handled by check. The advantages 3 fiIEP'flofiEVMI{ ! DRUGGIST \ Coats, Dresses, We might liken the this loss of wages| fields look greener, and more fertile for opportunity of the plan are even greater here in Alaska. { Phone 4753 i “The § o Hésry and Baty to date to the sudden imposition of a $200,000 fine|and advancement. ! s BByl Sl s i it s Sainstco on Juneau and its inhab Commodore Perkins has for many years had a § Let us demonstrate how valuable we can ! i 3 ee—- % The loss to the company and its stockholders,|national and international perspective, he served as nake this service to you. P v et 55 ] ~ JFai Ps although the company’s loss in a large measure is|Party, he was active in many ways during the war ® & GENE“‘:‘;‘:'"T"“-“ FOSS | | Stocks and Bonds Bought, the community’s loss and that of the employees,|time Democratic Wilson Adm'm»“‘d'“O“- il {1 MAYTAG PRODUCTS | | CONSTRUCTION COMPANY | | Sold, Quoted ' % ' Sogtaet estimate is that the total loss to|® leader, a builder, and a successful business man.| ¢ i w P ISON ||| Old First National Bank Bldg. | | GRAND APTS. PHONE 177 | date, ch rike, taking into consideration| With a background of understanding and accom- | ) . P. JOIINSON | | Juneau Alaska PHONE 107 | Mrs. H. Vance, Agent . . 2 4 } ! the fac wdoubtedly require some time Plishment, crystalizing in intelligent analysis and s ‘ — 7 T4 . to get hly again and production|judgment, he says that if he had his life to live Juneau, Alaska { e T T buck to normal be over $500,000. over now, he would come to ska. Such a state- : ) > 1 A f: C Stro hose who Juneau is a tolerant community, and even with ment should encourage and strengthen t . the pecun ‘.r facing them, the people might live here to realize that this Territory is on the | Clgm FQIS_‘D AGENCY niary loss facing 4 > it Lo 3 (Authorized Dealers) have supported the strikers, if 1t had appeared (hwshnldv of great progress and to those who \\orlf. Pt Clgarettel | ) that thelr demands were reasonsble, that they had|keep their perspeciive, and courageously go ahead | GREASES the rewards will be definite and ample. Candy | GAS—OILS proceeded in a regular and orderly manner in call- ing and conducting the strike, and that they were supported by a majority of the workers themselves. At no time has a bonified statement of member- ship or figures relative to the strike, been made public. . It is apparent to all that the strike was not called in accordance with the general procedure adopted by all regularly constituted unions and the American Federation of Labor, that many acts have been committed in onen defiance of the law, and that it never at anv time had the support of anything approaching & majority of the men. For that reason it has lost the support of the vast majority of the people of Juneau. A return to work will surely be welcomed on all sides. Numerous strikers themselves have private- ly expressed a desire to abandon the strike and return te work, although naturally in union meet- ings, under the influence of their leaders, where predioted postief Forelgn Secrotaryibeckide, it is no secret ballots are allowed, they are reluctant|c.iq of the widespread feeling that he is t00. young to freely express their real opinions. for the place. But the brilliant young dlplomalisv,‘ The company has publicly announced that most(at 38 is not so young for a country where Pitt was of the strikers may return to work if they dasxre‘[anc Minister at 24. In ou n days "winstan"j After 42 days of fair opportunity to accom-|was head of the Admiralty 3 either is it quite plish something, that has resulted in no progress jcorrect to say that Eden's or qualifications it seems incumbent that the leaders, as well as|Were pul aside in deference to the routine seniority the rank and file of the Union recognize Lhei‘sl“‘"“ of Sir Samuel Hoare, who got Sir John futility of further resistence and return to work hf:’\“’g‘(inwabm‘i: ??*'_“‘l:‘l‘;wwlv~ n the India posb‘ along with the hundreds that have already registered The' Raadit: sochstatn Eden and will again beon a payroll July 5. as a sort of special Foreign M b {League of Nations affairs. It is a 1 THOSE SENATE FRESHMEN. the unsatisfactory results of dividin Office business between Sir John ¢ The first terms or® so-called ‘freshmen ‘members |!2i? Eden, to go ahead and 4 = Bl cenale amheir Dty to Foreign Ministers. But it is widely believed that of the Unite o iy ppe: the new Cabinet boss, Stanley Baldy is going have gained recognition. The youngsters have risen|, weep a watchful eye on foreign affair un; out of their back seats in the Senate Chamber and |there will be less wabbling t under Ramsay have literally put the finger on Louisiana’s one and |MacDonald i A newspaperman down in Texas, in an effort to help science find out more about the black widow spider, attempted to make one of the poison- ous insects bite him but without success, We always heard these reporters were a pretty tough crowd. Cards JUNEAU MOTORS § " T Foot of Main Street | New | b Arctic Phone —3 It's a funny world. A million people crying for jobs and a million others striking for something. Sometimes we don’t blame the Indians for not want- ing it back, ‘The worst rain storms in half a century are re-| ported in Japan. Huh? Did Somebody say rain?, Pabst Famous Draught Beer 3 On Tap “JIMMY"” CARLSON Young British Ministers. ¥¥¢ (New York Times.) Captain Anthony Eden failed to get his much-! SPECIAL , Holiday Rates [ mormzma |i Cardinal Large Sample Room ELEVATOR SERVICE S. ZYNDA, Prop. ‘ :abs """ ROSE SUARE Modiste from New York City | Dressmaking, Remodeling, | % ature the Cabinet in charge of > odd, after up Foreign mon and Cap- actually set up two Alterations TELEPHONE 277 THE i 3 ‘ | i postons Howe e owe s || MARKET PASKET | .. —e Provisions, Fruits, Vegetables Phone 342 Free Delivery MINERS MEETING INJURED CAPTAIN MRS. BILL WILLIAMS THIS AFTERNOON FLOWN TO JUNEAU | EAVES FOR SEWARD The PAA Fairchild, fiown by pilet ex Holden, arrived in Juneau yes- Mrs. Bill Will afternoon with Capt. Fred gjp Wetche of the Alaska Pacific Sal- moa Co. cannery tender Minnle. ployed at the Alaska Junea: Capt. Wetche was ught to Ju- recently, left for Seward on the A . neau for medical treatment at St. Yukon. She plans to join her ?ms-‘ at the time of the walkout was 4 Hospital for infection in his|band who is placer mining in the 3 | - ["PHONE 36 - - i For very prompt LIQUOR DELIVERY TrHE JuNEAU LAUNDRY Franklin Street between m: Pearl and Inn, Ju- neau roadhouse which was burned To make the 70-mile flight over Juneau and vicinity, including Mendenhall Glacier in the multi-motored transport. . - SERVING ALL OF ALASKA! - operators of the Mine held in the Moose Hall arm du an injury sustained in;Moose Pass district, noon beginning a 1 a fall in the engine room of the| Mre. Willlams will travel ¢ | AV Front and Second Streets { iams avel to Moose Y T 7 Nygren, president . Minnie {Pass on the Alaska Railway and ‘ ¥l WO-“ A\ Rf\DIO! 5 ‘ L Mine Workers Union, Charles Croz- Pilot Holden made a later flight| thence 20 miles inland to the prop- i 2 PHONE 35¢ jer and at least two other trustees J ay to Chatham, where he erties in which H. W, Edwards, | of the Union, and a large number contacted a fish boat at sea for| Warrall Wilson and Williams hold| of men reported to be union mem- Officials of the New England Pish | an interest. . bers were in attendance at 3 o'clock. Co No one known to be connected wi the newly formed Jun Workers Assoclation atte Pacific Alaska Airways Lall e, ;,,_ == The Williamses expect to Juneau in about three to return weeks to v roadhouse, the lo- ——————— TO INSPECT CANNERIES E. A Gray and H. M. Risley, has not » meeting, it is said Uniteq States government pure food i ‘::1"1 5 z * Several women, reported e inspeciors, are aboard the Yukor in establishing| | uneau Ice Cre wives of former A J. employees, bound for Cordova from Seat: e @ MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! - ! _ and P am \were among those admitted to the They will inspect fish cannery op- 10 Moose Pass for the b l‘]'m‘);: 1 gz : i qunot Store aroors BILL DOUGLAS gD l-___-—-—-o.:.:._. ions, sumn