The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 16, 1935, Page 4

Daily Aleska Empire ROBERT W. BENDER Delivered by carrier June per _mor X iy failure o the delivery Telephone _MEMBE The Associa use for republica it or not otherwi local news 1 N Bu R OF ASSOCI ALASKA CI THA Editor and ATED PRESS. s paper TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1935. these seem to be able to swing votes Then, and then only, to give more than lip organizations, Experience too often the youngsters do enough “staying power” to be of ing influence. They meet, they draw up JULY 16, 1915 atements, they depict their elders a5 | One of the severest tragedies o broken-down old fuddyduddies they even | the war was disclosed when it be a few votes. But after the election came known that the Fifth Royal se interest. The machine, in the mean a Canadian regiment 1,100 stron that left Montreal late in Februa: of 1915 had been practically wipc a lot of us have suspected for out in the trenches at Ypres. On! tle closed corporation of clite x'v»‘37 of the 1,100 men were known n grabbers willing to be labeled a|be alive and they were prisoner in impotent but having no room (N Germany. for yaressive ti t young or old, unless| one The earmar | the 1IAPPY. _BIRTHDAY rhe Empire extends comgratula- | tions nnd best wishes today, their | thday anniversary, o the IOW-‘W-’ 20 YEARS AGO From The Empire and Manager inclined uch hown that ave to I Douglas for $1.25 ing lowing in advance JULY 16 Charlotte Henderson J. T. Owens Hazel Branning TR ST BABY GIRLS ARRIVE | FOR TWO FAMILIES Ann's Hospital last night sabies arrived to bless fwo Ju- 10mes. and Mrs. D. Halverson be- cn will promptly the Repubiican Party, we gather, or irregularity they siness Office action ly entitled to th Jatches credited to aind also the one, fr the been machine For the first time since the kill- ing of Stanford White in 1906, Har e e no i Party |y K. Thaw was legally a fres mar Hoover which sat complacently in the seat of |He was held to be sane by th the mighty and let the nation go to pot until an| Supreme Court in New York State aroused citizenry ousted it into virtual obnvinu.; he parents of a little girl at Is there any wonder the people of this country are| Through Mayor John Reck, Ju k. At 1:15 o'clock this morn- continuing to flock to the standard of the Demo- |neau offered sympathy and aid to daughter was born to Mr. |cratic ship of state knowing that in*action there Mayor E. V. Boyle of Valdez whict Mrs. Oscar Niemi. is hope while nothing remains on the old G. O. P.|Was stricken by fire and resulting Mcthers and daughters are re- barkentine but the faint echoes of past glories and |15%€s of $750,000. i to be resting well. |the feeble blings of few gallant old reactionaries % g }l 1e feeble rum gs of few galla a S Field Day was celebrated at the| TERS HOSPI | Perseverance mine with prizes go ing to Captain P. R. Vanwaul €| toam for the hose cart race, $60 IS|Capt. O. Hoffman's ‘team, ho coupling contest, $35 first prize and to Capt. Charles Perelle’s team, $1 of has of TAL I Could there be anything significant in the fact il t one of the returning colonists who says tr Matanuska project can success |named Holler? Seminoff, employeer of the; neers’ Home at Sitka, was ad- ed to St. Ann's Hospital today | medical treatment. —_— | DAILY EMPIRF. WANT ADS PAY! never he a MR. OSBORN'S RE One of the Matanuska c Osborn most interesting lonization project former Republican Gover 1 project who passed th neau home fro; “Fran mistakes I believe, Michigan brilliant a picture was painted for arrived in Alaska. They they pioneer wrong ment. left colonists through Coming from the fc Micl m most of the back in pected been feted has project 0o, hav s0 prospective been lost under its t fa with the While I w the Stat to whom s there eig B talked for e 1 will rmer head ¢ of an, a Republi and paper man (associate Press), train in obser ment has more than pa to be a fair, honest, unbiased the findings of a man who ha of his powers servation It his finger and all Mr ux of is very right the that beside judgment to make matter > pr weedin few who been ct Human n difficult ta would measur that thos all no value in who cannot f where they fit the remaining who m ctior as we hone: are that cent ba the bil better the fa into oy bol to time by new colonists, can yet make Matanuska grainage of Alaska's gold crop as well as her crops an outstanding accomplishment a o strong and hardy class of citi Teritory can be proud IN ACTION THERE The New York Herald Tribun great deal of its time finding fau velt Administration has, at last, u come out with an admission of the old Republican Party. The menting on the young Republican Old line politicians, accu: groups of young ave rth of the Young Republ excited tolerance. Firm in observations comes from Chase S. yester he major hard a real s scheme ered perhaps from time stomed Republicans the party, doubtless view econd prize; fire extinguisher race, E. Anderson, first, $7 and L. Thom- son, second, $3; 100 yard foot race L. Thompson, first, $7 and w Drummond, second, $3; tug-of-war Capt. Dan Agbaba’s team, winner | prize $35. It develops that City Patrolman Ken Junge not {only has an eagle eye when he stands up there at the plate and smacks ‘em out for the Legion but the old eye is working when it comes to picking| up suspects. PORT. e —————— on the DINE and DANCE of Mich on the nor an, Alaska and the day M \ in Can. Lynch and Truesdell botli miade scores of 24 at the Juneau Gun Club shoot. Other scores were Ban- Such was the apt declaration made in a Fourth|Pury, 20; Beattie, 23; McBride, 19 too. muoh; of July address at Anchorage by Col. O. F. Ohlson, | G00d weather kept most of the elub that their Geperal Manager of the Alaska Railroad. The|Members away from the shoot. nothing assertion was aimed at the general practice of manage- Alaskans in consuming enormous quantities of im-| “Say, you newspaper guys got ouir ported canned foods which can be supplied by [Ubrary benefit game wrong; we'rc Alaskan farms. gcing to have a ball game and a! The declaration could be stepped up a point by |Parbecue, too” said Capt. Dolly insertion of the word “outside” before the words|CGray, of the Library Giants. “A tin can. Doubtless this is what the keen n]ix\dod}}?arbec““?" echoed the reporter also had in mind. Consumption of fresh| Y€S, & barbecue,” Gray replied. farm products will take care of only a| eT® going to Kkill three um- portion of the possible production. The surplus|Pires. | hould be canned—and then distributed. To con- { sume the Alaska product throughout the year neces- Weather: Maximum, 81; mini- tes canning of fruits, vegetables and the like to mum, 45; CLEAR!! a vast extent. The slogan en should be, “Wean Mgt v Alaska away from the Outside tin can.” And that [ stuck is exactly what should be done. HOB,'IE%OT(‘)'fESRMgN'IHVElls‘i T trouble! Alaska in 1931 consumed fresh beef and veal im- 4 ported from the States to the value of $514,000, but- ter worth $525,000, $462,000. Vegetables and 00k, Assistant Re- gional Forester, is enjoying a visit from his mother, M Mary J. eggs fruits imported ran into r enormous figures Matanuska Valley can produce such foods in abund- When the Matanuska farm colony lands get | Holbrook of Milton-Frecwater, Ore and the projected near Walla Walla, and his brothe: D. C. Holbrook of Portland, con- nacted with the Federal Bureau of producing to the maximum, very one which cannery is put into operation and the Alaska fre Crop Estimates in that city. Tné visitors arrived on the Yukon and It is possible and canned product distributed throughout the r hs may have erred belt nd to all sections of Alaska, the Territory will will be here two or three weeks The brothers are planning some tly But there is be on way to permanent prosperity. score. With those Living out of the imported tin can is just extensive fishing trips e have been made, reported. “Too them before they! Then,' (Anchorage Times.) “Wean Alaska from the tin can.” much 1 pres find dissatisfied y milies, of those venture THE TERMINAL see the f the gr State colonel TN " Alaskan s life using Osborn has the whole work and gc ess i simil should never he he big adventt ance. it was a pretty to what Statee has played mischief with Alaska economically and helped bleed her white things, | “yrore Alaska homes, consumption of home to the of ack cent of and one hundred per products and stoppage NEW EQUIPMENT The Forest Serviee is soon receive some new equipment for carrying on CCC work, according to information to the Forest Serv- ice office here from its Washington headquarters. The consignment will oA aantanding 18 :nclude five dump trucks, three are continually handing Tactars, thves graders and .an uin . (Cincinnatl Enduirer) compressor. Wellman Holbrook, As- g |Sistant Regional Forester, stated RS | the equipment will be used in var- the inadequacy of poople who dom't feel able to own a car because | \0US Parts of the Territory in con- Tribune in com- they are in debt.—(Newark, O., Advocate.) Teeton R Sk, movement says: | gy to see organized to the latest icans with un- control of the nd ens of add to Alaska from the soil to the outside world will mean the which the big step in making Alaska an empire within herself —a populous and prosperous land and the North- {land pride of the nation | IS HOPE. { | Another peace which a the kind that the wily Ja the bewildered Chinese SI;EED upP your ironing SAVE your energy @ Why do your ironing with a 6 pound iron when a 3 pound, full size| | e which spends It with the Roose- nwittingly perhaps, Ballate BE or n still have old-fashioned Everything w r {blow fell. Fewer people linsurance, Baby LeRoy !Dawes was just about to t boom.—(New Yorker.) Anchorx 3 well, too, when the Fass Alnka. iron will do the work faster, bettet September 10, 1934, were burning houses for | and save you lots of energy? a boost in pay, and Nolice Is hereby given that the| g .. he new HOTPOINT i on his durable-goods Nrthwestern Herring Co, have| NFEATHER WEIGHT" IRONI filed an application for a trade and LIFT IT! You will be amazed at its manufacturing site, Anchorage lightness. Onlyhalf the weight of the S0 Armny is enlisting 47,000 men, to required p) s lncreasiné i*nghting Forces 60,000 ‘ strength, and recruiting stations are doing rushing business, plicants undergoing physical tests in New York for Army., Soon the 07840, for a tract of land situated ordinary iron. The General Electric| at the head of Port Conclusion,| Hotpoint “FEATHER WEIGHT"| | i ' has the farnous CALROD heatin | Baranof Island, embraced in U. S.| Unit, is FULLY AUTOMATIC wit |Survey No. 2150 from which corner | the choice of a complete range of ironing temperatures each accuratel maintained. Strength-saving THUM| REST, button saving BUTTON NOOKS, HEEL STAND. 1 | And with all these fea- 695 tures it costs but .. The lowest priced lightweight iron on the market. Alaska Electric; Light & Power Co. }No. 1 said US.LM. No. 2150 bears |S. 3° 13 W. 259 chains distant, |containing 5906 acres. Latitude 65° |15' N. Longitude 134° 40’ 30” W. f |and it is now in the files of the| ¢ |U. S. Land Office, Anchorage, Al- | aska. 5 Any and all persons claiming ad- |versely should file their adverse claims in the U. 8. Land Office, | Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes. FLORENCE L. KOLB, Acting Register. First publication, June 18, 1935, Last publication, Aug. 20, 1935. 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