The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 16, 1936, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1936 ! change value of Daily Alaska Empire ROBERT W. BENDER Editor and Mmm;u"""’“"»" gacleiptt balance of paym the dollar with the monetary units ’Ol' the rest of the countries of the world which had gold had long been adjusted by the ents between such countries and the Published vss-r)' ev nlnt except by _the United States and the gold content of the monetary EMPIRE, PRINTING COMPANY at Second ‘and Main |10 jnvolved had no effect upon the exchange ~Rmtered in the Bost GWAce In Juneau as Second Class | Value of the dollar in those units We sold them in itter. 1935 only what they could pay for in goods or ser- SCRIPTION RATES. vices, s Oelivered by carrier In Juneau ger_month. By mall, postage paid, at the following rates: fore, as the Re One year, in advance, $12.00; sic months, in advance, $6.00; one month, in advance, § if they will promptly Subscribers will confer a fav 45 nation’ potify the Busincss Office of uny failure or lire tn the delivery of their papers. ade ortations less Telephones: News Office, 602; Business Office, 3 i IOt Sl | provided them f MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. Sisks 5 The Associatcd Press is exclusively entitled to the |1t is re usé for republication of all news dispatches credifed to | crease in quanti ft or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published h average in 1932 t end of 1935, is for ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED To BE LARGER THAP: THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION It is too early probab That dis ussion sues defined. political a halt, financial |ing January and February; as the exportation of gold from most of them and Douglas for $1.25 | waq ejther prohibited or greatly circumscribed. There- ciprocal Trade Agreement program, unconditionally interpreted under the “most favored clause of our treaties with those countries, difficult, more dollars were or the purchase of American goods. exports show an in- cent of the 1923-25 eason that our ty from 60 per 0 100 per cent of that average by the | York Times) in a Presidential year to talk of the effect of the political campaign on business, (New rarely begins until candidates have been named at the conventions and the campaign is- Ev battle subsequently brought trade almost to | en in such a year at 1896, when the markets the great success of the | | | advanced considerably dur- | HAPPY = ——BIRTHDAY The Empire extends congratula- tions and best wishes today, their ing: MARCH 16. Mrs. M. E. Monagle. Lois MacSpadden. From The Emplre 20 YEARS AGO e o) MARCH 16, 1916 Kazis Krauczunas and J. Gratton O'Brien, counsels for Edward Spokane, to remain until after the trial of Krause for the kidnaping of William Christie Information was received from | Washington that the committeg on tirthday anniversary, «o the folloio- Krause, arrived in Juneau on the' Modern Etiquette By Roberta Iee 0. Should the hostess always !serve tea on her at-home day, or ! when a chance caller drops in? A. Tea should be served on the at-home day, but it is not necessary to serve tea to a chance caller. Q. Are the words used in ac- knowledging an invitation of ut- most importance? A. The words should of course be chosen carefully, but the sincerity and cordiality are of more import- ance than the words. Q. What is the appropriate hour for giving a musicale? A. ¥rom four to six in the after- noon, or in the evening - Daily Lessons in English Horoscope “The stars incline but do not compel“ TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1936. Another fortunate day in planet- ary government is announced by as- trologers who find that benefic as- pects rule. It is a time for employ- .ng all one’s best energies in con- structive tasks. Good news in commerce and trade is forecast with promise of a summer of vast expansion. The Orient is to attack unusual attention. This is an auspicious date for signing legal papers. Many new corporations will be formed and ambitious leases will be negotiated. It is wise to start important pro- jects under this rule of the stars { which forecasts rapid realization of plans and quick attainment of suc- cess. certain to have a busy and profit- able cpring and summer. High- priced merchandise will be in de- Merchants and manufacturers are | *¥ L v T e P ; PROFESSIONAL | , Fraterna‘l)rs_(fltiifa { T Helene W. L. Albrecbt PHYSXOTHERAPY Massage, Electricity, Infra “ed Ray, Medical Gymnastics 207 GOLDSTEIN BLDG. Phone Office, 216 i M. Visiting brothers wede o SRR ST L, T come. M. E. MONAGLE, e oe Exalted Ruler. M. H — g £ SIDES, Secreis=v. ( DRS. KASER & FREEBURGER DENTISTS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ! Blomgren Building Jeghers ' Councll No. . i\ PHONE 56 760. Meetings second < Hours 9 am to 3 pm. | i | 2R 1 | | } Gastineau Channel i B.P. 0. ELKS meexu every Wednesday at 8 P, :nd last Monday at < 7:30 p. m. Transient rothers urged to at- <> = 3 ) ten b Be. C. P. Jenne T »ers, Fifth St. JOHN F. MULLRN, L 3. K, H. J. TURNER, Secretary. ‘ sicotero vt Hhind ; Rooms '1;3?(1121 g"‘“"-"‘m‘ “fOUNT JUNEAU ..CDGE NO. 147 ‘Telephone 176 - Dr. Richard Williams DENTIST OJFIZE AND RE 5IDENCE l N 4. Council Ch.m- § Gecond and fourth Mon« day of each month in Scottish Rite Temple, beginning at 7:30 p. m. MARTIN S. JORGEN- 3EN, Worshipful Master; JAMES V. LEIVERS, Secretary. F | | = | g ; 2 | public buildings and grounds had| & - wmflnd ! Government's popular loan providing the stimulus. On | o5 nen i bubtic bullding Hght 6y W. L. Gordoa Women should shop early if they| | Gastineau Bu.lding o Rl the present occasion, when selection of Presidential | &' (% JUIEEES PUbLC b deslts T4 bbathd BRHaH© Tor. Aok Phone 431 \ candidates is still three months away and when the | y SRR RS PR Ee Ty L ———— T¥FEWRITERS RENTED y Qi i - 1 | cerned, and the prospect was that ; money, for prices of shoes and cloth- campaign's precise character is still a matter of con- | (e, TBC The WISRECt as that| wORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Dolyno’sli i dlolo vise. Thrifty girls| B $5.00 per month \ jecture, the main issues on which the contest Will |y mon P E S BRI 899 not say, “He is a man of great luck."| iy giscard neither party gowns nor A. W. Stewart J. B. Burford & Co. ! 4 P! g the| gay “He i f a = . . wart . be based stand out pretty clearly. But it is the fact {building would be passed in th Y, s 2 man of great cour: i end Rl | DENTIST “Qur doorstep is worn by i MR. HOOVER CALLS IT “CHAOTIC jotia vigorous fonward movement pEAde AN ““']“:‘ f“l near future. BE Neptune smiles on all who make| atisfied customers” | bptessioky markets continuing, even when seszonal gt poltiol & OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: | plans for summer tours. The travel| | Ho Al bl s influences might have made some reaction logica g e o 3 kWi 3 o % p ! m. .m. In a recent speech at Portland, Oregon, Mr.| o lCes gt e e o, hore and tere, | o EFiE: Gen. Pershing, at the San|E0WNOX Pronounce eckwinoks, €| bee will buzz untiringly, especially! | JEWARD BUILDING Lo ough, whi 1 y | Antonio front in the repulss as in me, i as in it, 0 as in of, accent| for the young. Many college stud- Hoover mentioned the chaotic condition of our for-|a5 to whether the Presidential campaign will or will | joo ot 020t (1 Ve FEpAse of Mex- | " able. | ik o i y Be.sRucs L Office Pone 469 eign trade. According to figures just published by not impede continuance of recovery. thet the. trooms wats Maats " OPTER, MISSFELLED: - Sycss| | THisth ol satk sy of cder et b the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, our The tradition which once had much vogue, lhu"}’ PSS Sy | more. Observe the yeca. mental vision and for this seasén e e exports of iron and steel products increased 206.4|Presidential years are always and necessarily “bad fOr | A yey cnrinchorid had een in.| SYNONYMS: Music, melody,!romance will mot be prevaent. || TELEPHONE . 563 per cent in 1935 over 1932, in value. Automobile business” is not ““"5““(“"1 in line with r“’;‘)"‘“f"‘:‘ stalled in the A. B. tank and proved | "“I™menY Glamour may be sadly missing| | Office Hours—9-13; 1-6 exports in 1935 were 198.1 per cent greater in value x‘)’:'\*}"ffl““j' m l::f:r dens;:)w;am?x:;l: m\:fi ‘gfr: [ to be immensely popular with club 1&&0{‘\0 ST L(l):’ “Use ;.Lu;ommmong girls while this configuration Dr. W. A. Rystrom oA A - el ast years, ect E y ere | oy 2 R he eitv| three times and it is yours.” Let us than the export of automoblles in the last year of {jo ' oily “po reactionary trade. Those were 1896,‘;:1:‘:1: 2 Al; ladies of the city |/ Lo mmh“layry by ikt co:n:mes 79 ) DENTIST Mr. Hoover's administration. Copper exports show |with jts baftle over free-silver coinage; 1900, When | eliviple to male relatives in Juneau ng one word each day. Today’s th ersons whase birtliiste,it is Hgve Gver First National Bank || 4 gain of 1305 per cent in value and tobacco ex- business declined, mot because of expectation that it fl”uw:g"c';b;:‘"’f o L‘;}"’ ‘]";‘- word: IMPLACABLE; unwilling | ang B.‘;f:;yp‘:;;!fir o;rr:xr i it X-RAY Bl ports were 1034 greater in dollars in 1935 than in |Bryan's second candidacy would succeed, but because 0B POOL | | rgives relentle: t took 8 |bring profits’ $o certais ps:;oxsw‘” |1 S ORI O ‘_ 1932; machinery exports were 1015 per cent greater a highly speculative trade expansion was checked | April 15 was set as the date for | child’s love to reach his implacable | Children born on this day pr‘ob g % tn value during the “chaotic” year of 1935 than when | through other circumstances; 1908, which immediate- | the formal opening of tr | heart.” {ably will be of logical mi T . i Iy followed a severe Wall Street panic, and 1920, when e overn® gical mind and| | Robert Simpson “sugged individualism” held sway in 1932 sl cin o e iy ‘mem (Indian) hospital. Dr. Doug-| PR studious habits. Many subjects of | 7 P The “Sage of Palo Alto” may demur that these ‘“‘A;‘ ‘,"‘ga"];‘“ “3:‘;% r‘m’”"'.‘.;?d' “l;r;“!‘m”g "-y':‘qr las Brown, of New York, was ap- | g " this sign gain distinction at the bar | Gpu. D. are increased values in 50-cent dollars. How then - fidge Twhi R s wae o | Pointed to take charge of the i or on the bench. ©raduate Los Angeles Col- there were six in which business recovery was un- | tution. Pl Bale it ‘ g i ' does he explain the increased exports of passenger mistakable. In 1904, trade was distinctly reviving from | [ 00]- ,,rd Learn ate justice o ge of Optometry and I ge 00K an the United States Supreme Court,| | Opthalmo’ogy W d sutomobiles from 41,000 in 1932 to 174000 in 1935, | the setback of 1903, In 1912, although change of party | Mrs, Patrick Lynch underwent a| s borty on Enia ARG TR05 ‘Otherel 1 6 e b € can do no or of motor trucks from 25,000 to 99,000 during those | control was made certain by the “Roosevelt bolt,” the | minor operation, pnrrormed‘ bfi“D:\ By A. C. Gordon e Have Celebmedyn sk b“_::s lasses Pt Lenses Ground_e!: years? The depreciated value of the dollar does |first sustained revival since the panic of 1907 occurred. | H. C D.eVighne, in St. Ann's Hm_' ; day include Riger Brooke Taneyl more . ... not, account for the increased exports of crude pe- |Business activity, under the war stimulus, was at its | pital, jurist, 1777; Walter Q. Gresham, DR. 1. VA o troleum from 27,391,000 barrels in 1932 to 51,430,000 2“‘“% ‘l;‘ 1916. A‘{OTWa?dlmova;\;zl;l xt}mtrm.;- and in- | 1. What is radium worth per| statesman, 1832; Thomas Chalme . H. VANCE A l""';‘ N Puian; 1o "‘"’"y arrels i 1935, nor for the .greater shipments ‘ot |S oy (began in the middie o ie clection of | A snow slide from the roof of the | ounce? Scottish theologian, Y ki e i tio AR I pemis be s T 11928 occurred with the “great boom of the period | and rev to . ; ¢ I Alaska Juneau office building, 2 How did John Wanamaker| -ee 1 | Consuliation and examinsticn Tovapence, Jroward “‘°” s canned fruit, picked from his own California hill- |y 1011 swing. It is a well-established fact that the g g g {in fu g. hat the | blocked the Thane road for a slmu’mdkp his wealth, and in what city? SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE Free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; Jh0 SHe ug fu el Hokt o sides, from 264 million pounds in 1932 to 322 million |“low point” of the depression period was reached and | time today. | 3. How many Christian Science T | 30 6:30 and by appointment need, the ultimate in per- pounds in 1935 {passed in the Spring of 1932, that gradual but continu- | !ch.,,me, are there? | sHOP IN JUNEAD* | | Office Grand Apis., near Gas- sonal service, moderate rates The Oregon lumber mill owners whom he was |ous recovery ensued until just before election. Weather: Maximum 25: mini-| 4 What is an aviary? , | tieau Hotel. Phone 177 fo & who corie . . . 16 s i R " wilt sbarosly sppreciate his vemas Probably the tradition of necessarily “bad business” | mmu 27; snow ond cloudy. | 5. What are the three large oil & —. ; Soll thece we owe our reputation. ; in Presidential years had its he twel — | ton. | when they learn that there was a 13.9 per cent in- In Presidential years had ts origin in the twenty- | producing states in the Union, MAUR]CE AKRE l ) crease in the board feet of lumber shipped abroad YEar period prior to 1896, when electoral chances were | SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! | named in order? | GUITAR INSTRUCTOR |¥~ GENeraL moToRS T Y in 1935 over that exported in 1932; nor will the conl |OfteR evenly divided and when the campaign, raging | — ANSWERS | | SPANISH STYLE—Single or a | ‘ | and miners of Kentueky, West Virginia_and_Pennsyl-| ™% S0 the ar el or wue Senger 1 a1 B S pon ol 10 i ol B g e The Charles W. vania understand his reference to “chaotic” eXport pusiness sentiment, With reduction in the tariff al- P A T Sk ; J ‘ 55 s ! a merchant, in Philadel- 0—4 trade when the record shows 4 113 per cent increase | ways a possible result of the election, it was not strange a" n aklt ph.n ||, STUDIO—416 Goldstein Biag. | | | W. P. JCHNSON || Carter Moflucxry in exports of coke and coal that until the vote was taken business men, even when G 3. Between 2,600 and 2,700, i L - ————— T a—. PHONE 136-2 The fact is tnat our exports at the end of 1935 confident of the longer future, should have moved roceries 4. A place 4. hotse ddr ketb-: | R T e e T R had reached 100 per cent of the 1923-25 average in |SIOWIY With their plans for trade and manufacture o Meats, ing birds confined WOuR QUARANIBED: . | A olcsaeas Shop | x quantity, with the unit value at 65 per cent of that L;”“”-‘i there was a sigh of relief in business circles quuors 5. Texas, California, and Okla- supreme Radio Service ! | ! e e e L Sverage, compared with the low o 8 er cent of the X", cloclon day waspus; s was aptwobe so.evn | 0 (oma. || CALL 634 ||| tADIES —MISSES || Ume. A tank for .‘;fifi'&’- | ity % L % cople at leas! ! e — vl | Hl 3 1923-25 quantity touched in 1992 and a unit Value | gyew what was to be expected. er Department | SHOP IN rUNmAD, FIRST! || FOR SERVICE AND FREE ||| READY-TO-WEAR ||| anda tank for Crude Ol savs | 50 per cent of the 1923-25 figure | We have seen that, even in the four "bad trade Store 2 o ¥ R (8 Kbt bt g Drnes:troble, Exports were 52 per cent greater in value in 1935 years” out of the ten past presidential years, the f" PATRTS — GiiE LS A = 4 PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 than the exports of 1932, This represents not only business reaction resulted more often from causes in- | ~We Sell for LESS because | | Builders’ and Shelf ! I RELIASLE TRANSFER a gain in value, but also in volume| It was not a herent in the business situation itself than fron ap- We Sell for CASH! I HARDWARE ) o - theoretical gain due to the 41 per cent devaluation Prehensions roused by the electoral campaign. The | 1 l | !‘ % et of the gold content of the dollar for the reason thatC0urse of business during the campaign of 1936 may be | i : P fhe demaluation of the dolar aifected. ite exchange |SmIlarly determined. But it is early to make even | il E% 4 Commercial Adjust- j Tie ool i tbe 1o Yeatnln ilveg) i qualified prediction regarding either the trade situa- 5 'neui&Rat' B v ing gold bloc countries, | tion jtself, later in the present year, or regarding the | " 18 S urean France, Belgium, Holland and Switzerland. The ex-'course of the political contest. Peter Pan Beauly | Cw:vfifll’lz ';:h White Serv- | * T e fantna ey | ice Bureau H O | Shoppe ROOM 1—3HATTUCK BLDG. | |In the United States Commission- G e | | We have 5,000 local ratings on file | | er's (Ex-officio Probate) Court Harry Race i Tk | for the Territory of Alaska, Ju- e ’ | neau Commissioner’s Precinct. | rsaat | In the matter of the Administra- CHOCOVATES N aeives .,,,,,, tidoi Aol HUTEL ZYNDA | tion of the Estate of JOHN R. | Here’s one of the M_Tgx SILVA, Deceased. | P i| BowLING! ELEVATOR SERVICE All concerned are hereby notified I Y 0 U R S E Il P that 3. H. Walmer, was eppoijied ‘ BRUNSWICK sl o on March 1ith, 1936, by the United P R | States Commissioner and Ex-officio | &1 | BOWLING ALLEYS | — 4 |Probate Court for the Territory of s § < . m“;‘&fifi“ ':‘Al:’m ! | Asiake, Sumses Ossapmitatt Sl V=7 CARDINAL | McCAUL MOTOR | jeinct, as Administrator 'of the es- "MARGARET LINDSAY, Prop. s ‘ tate of JOHN R. 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COME IN OR PHONE FOR FREE HOME WASHING DO IT TODAY Alaska Electric Light & Power Co, JUNEAU 6 DOUGLAS 18 $13.50 Down BASKET SOCIAL and DANCE MOOSE HALL Monday Night LUNCH will be served after requ- lar meeting under ausipces of WOMEN OF THE MOOSE! Everybody Welcome The B. M. Bank Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS Resources Over Two and One Half Million Dollars Behrends s SRR e s WINTER COATS AT HALF PRICE uneau Frock Shoppe “Exclusive But Not kpenflve" ] s DR SGINL SETINR, o Sl Y | o ety [T i | J 1 & H. B. FOSS COMPANY ARCHITECTS.-CONTRACTORS PHONE 107 JUNEAU When in Need of DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL GENERAL HAULING STORAGE m“ CRATING CALL US JUNEAU TRANSFER Phone 48 Night Phone 4703 +ZORIC. DRY CLEANING Washing Your ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 Recreation Parlors Liquor Store