The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 20, 1936, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1936 — — e L 3 | 5 v pidhin e 7 —_ £ o S the mistakes of these three years. They B Daily Alaska Empire | o cotm e noe o e [yappy od ! PROFESSIONAL || ™ Fraternal Societies | 8 / F. RS R TR | ‘ than it did before the 192 crash. They also voqaern Horos(.o e ] OF ! ROBERT W. BENDER -~ - Editor and Manager| o0t 000 CLn 0T iber of things, — BIRTHD Y Eti ! i P R R T T R, Gastineau Channel | S G e Sy hy | fueh s the regmentaion of an busness | ———ESIER T HDA tiquette B e Ly Helene W. L. Albrecht | |z : 4 EMPIRE rm'\"rcui \u‘u'pn\' at Second and Main | under codes, which constitutional government 1 ‘ e stars Inc A pel" i PHYS)OTHERAPY Ce Streets, Juneau, Alaska. : By e cannot do at all, and many other things | The Emyire extends congratula- By Roherta I.ee \ i but do not com ; Massage, Electricity, Infra “ea Kntered In the Post Ofice In Juneau as Second Class | which it can do, but badly. tions and best wishes today, their L. 0Bt o B SO PR S b Ray, Medical Gymnastics l 1 ::e:’. 37 :;ILZ(a Tge: e L PR | The far-reaching issue of the cOmiNg |iivtnday smiversary, <o the folloio| Wik Bate b entortalning with|" RATURDAY, MAIGH 91 1008 207 GOLDSTEIN BLDG. every Wednesday at 8 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. campaign grows naturally out of this ex- ing: Q hel ¢ A trons” todey Phone Office, 216 . Visiting broth.crs wele Oulivered by carrier In Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 entation. It is the question of what - | !just one or two tables of bridge,| Benefic aspects are strong e e | come. M. E. MONAGLR, wer _month. perim n s Uk 3 i 75 !should a prize be given for the high- | according to astrologers. It is a day | 77 Exalted Rul MoK oyl aGven Nmz 50; {“”'mb‘“u N";‘ : T Sl e R ! MARCH 20 ‘li[’ ‘( ;cl most auspicious for conferences, im- | A H SllE)E: Ge:l’e?;"i year, in advanece, $12.00; si¥ months, in advance, | 2 tv s 5 b H % sco | mos E 1 3 e e 3, Secreisry. u.gl;“or’\:umm?nu ",: lud"'n“ 3 o should undertake, and what it should)lgavc | Olaus Larsson i This is entirely optional With |portant meetings, and interpreta- | | ? s 7 ',"b""“’g" ',,m .«mrg',r a ‘u ‘n \\n: pnlrlrlr\‘l;‘(‘l; \ either to State action or private enurpris? i Larry Pusich the hostess. Quite often a prize is not | tjons of legal matter. | DRS. KASER & FREEBURXGER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS th siness ce of uny feilure or irregula B e he all 3 : t SS. s tions ; 2 Bt De Gelivery of thelr papers | alone. If debate rises to the challenge o | Mrs. W. E. Britt I given unless there are three or more| Under this rule the mind should DENTISTS o TR N e TR REToe, Doy Duyinees Ofoe. A1 l 80 profound an issue, we shall advance the | Arvo Wahto table be active and the interest in lifey Blomgren Building 1':0 er:a cfmm ‘:‘- MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. | education of the people in great constitutional - BTy G T Where should the guest of |keen. Stars encourage the people to PHONE 56 'd.l eetings secont %, A Tol b I exolITAly falited tu tiel | .questiony. " If, unfortunately, elther, DRELY, nor stand in receiving guests at a |study public questions and to form | | Hours 9 amm (0 3 pm. | |and last Monday at use for republication of all news dispatches credited to | G Rlling or b6 hysadoal eatns honor stand in receiving guests a 1study pul questions 3 £[7:30 1. m. Transient SO 57 R or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the turns to name-calling or Y quel g PFrom The Empire tea? independent opinions. —_— g T 3 2 g R \\v ‘ocs! news published herein. ¥ ) paigns of fears, the m.mc«1 of su;h an { A. The guest of honor should| Tt is a favorable date for asking & — gy b Courf:u e o W4 - —— — e 'ming campaig ] be dissipated | " 2 r with the hos-|favors, seeking support in business o v ' ALASKA CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER informing campaign wil A, = ) {stand near the door with the hos-|favors, seeking Supps s Pt o A T¥uAr THAT oF ANY OTHER PUI i TP [1 20 YEARS AGO | tess or artistic ventures, and promoting Dr. C. P. Jenne b i S",I‘_’g;’l&;‘ g‘::;;‘:; Alaska’s Trade l~ V dl\l:l')i(’. : | @ Is it proper for a woman’s so- |civic interests. DENTIST P v S B |brrrrr oo o} | cial card to read, “Mrs. William B Women are subject to signs that! | Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine "/loUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 Ty 1 9 Vil i 1 horizons ! Building 5 | (Seattle Business Chronicle) | o Smith? widen their intellectual Uecond and fourt - s SR M'\R(_" 20, 1916 | A. The correct form is, “Mrs. Wil-{and draw them into reform move- ‘Telephone 176 | a Speth Mow | What Alaskan trade means to Seattle and Pacific | That the oil fields south of Tam- ! 8 th.” ants. Many will advocate radical @ —. R 1 - ay of each month in Northwest was aptly stressed the other day by L. W.|pico, Texas, were in the hands of ["™ Brown Smith” s Pl M el il P o e O Scottish Rite Temple, | Baker, traffic manager Alaska Steamship Co. in ad-|the Villistas, who had demanded a e ':_!g"‘]geg 0 poh“c‘al SN S AT beginning at 7:30 p. m, dressing Seattle Chamber of Commerce. He pointed |ransom of 2000000 pesos to prevent . 1 This is a happy wedding day since | , Dr. Richard Williams SEN, War ,MARTIN B uoagitl: out among other things that the Territory’s nnpmt\”he complete destruction of the | I)' l 4 l £SSONS |1t oresnges.T6ng. nasocibHB Wit Tb .‘N, vorshipful Master; JAMES | last year approximated $32,000,000. |property, and that rioting in the amy L.ssons [ I "‘Ogl L aa | DENTIST W. LEIVERS, Secretary. This sum in itself was 2% million dollars more m.m fl y of Tuzpan was geners s the . E l h “e'l““[“ £ iy QIFIJE AND RE JIDENCE #2 o all of Seattle’s exports in foreign trade for 1935. wces of dispatches reaching | I Lngs l‘"Su Al ety Ta s P Gastineau Bu.lding the same index, Alaska’s $85,000,000 total of lmpol . | s g b i o e Phone 431 g B 1 and exports for the year was 7 millions more than | 69 W. L. Gordon this '“10 _’01']‘0;3) an((fmv}mv B —————— TYPEWRITERS RENTEL | Seattle's entire foreign trade. A Sarah Bernhardt picture, show-\ RSt St il :‘:’g:;fl;‘;fis and Hatriagis WA BELH %) $5.00 per month | “Thus it is plain,” he ';1111 “that Alnsin's Lradenis ing the famous actress in her heme, | W IORED b i e | Dr. A. W. Stewart || J. B. Burford & Co. ! o of every en- s } . J —_— fl‘fnflz’lfl';“':\:lmlxl‘:\'&Sli‘a(‘m“clg:m:%{m‘l‘rm ST Pivelsie both TN | “We were much pleased at our boy ;| Pluto, the latest known of planets, | DENTIST Our't;iz;o;s’wp l;s worn by | 2 : ¥ | 2 v a & d 2y, “pleas " ’ s |is sai a vas Im of | « 3 % satisti customers” | AFTER THREE YEARS. | vear broke all records. The mining industry is show- | . 1. Lucas, Secretary, announced |\*° pleased with our boy's is said to affect the vast rea , i e A L% recory vhic have an eventful | . —_— ] ling remarkable act | visiting night at Elks Hall, "(:’,'4“, it ny s e Fh‘l";.i‘;.h"']lt‘ by I Hours 9 a:m, t0.6 p.m. z President Roosevelt is in his fourth year zmdl When it is realized that of Alaska’s annual im- R dften Mispronounced : Bnhoo\e.lam ifficu yesr, e ! BEWARD PUILDING gk ] the country is moving toward better times. Whether | ports, much is produced in Pacific Northwest, it 15| Miss Alma Sowerby was operated | '(‘""’”'"'{ 3% 90 !'"Rf" gr:’“}‘lf' o sati‘:_f;: 'swu:h:h:)nrf;;:g;e Og Svt’:.r' | Office Pone 469 L] b i r Misspelled: Repertoire. Ob-' ac e - T T Uiimigsey | | one chooses to regard these simple facts as cuuse‘mud:- doubly clear why trade with the rich normmnl”!,(,,, for appendicitis. e [‘. e Pe mfm oul‘xl):dflmar ‘.m \vhlci i e Mian s b [ and effect, or prefers to say recovery is proceeding |region is well worthwhile. [ Synonyms: Forest, grove, wood, |tional problems for the dictator. — s re. | S P TR | The Douglas City Band was ox-| | TELEPHONE 563 in spite of the Government, the facts are there xrabbit ditvel . timberland, Persons whose birthdate it is have | Oftiee & i 1 It is hard to say just what causes recovery, just| Kansas has called off its nnmlul Jackra ;xx(:;);‘er Inunll‘d under the leadership of E.|" Study: “Use a word three |the augury of a year of much happi- ce Hours—9-12; [ as difficult as it is to say precisely what brings|for this year. Probably concentrating on a ‘ Berutto. |times and it is yours.” Let us in- |ness including journeys, letters and Dl‘. w. A‘ R strom animal with long ears—(Philadelphia Bulletin.) ‘ depression and commercial crisis. But whatever the |° ” A large x\ummubue Gaiug. dow crease our vocabulary by mastering roclal]recognluon, DENTIST | cause the American people are aware of the effect. There seems to be an uneasy feeling in New |Franklin Street shortly after xwm“«v« word 4.’:1& h day. Today s v\nrd | C ”,hl-en born on this day prob. Cyer First National Bank | 3. ieh i . “4He ani A 2 % i | Tmpeccability; quality of being in-'ably will be of marked talents and | | X-RAY As the Cincinnati Enquirer says, e Important | peq circes that Al Smith may be thinking of tak-|caused a rock to fly and break a | PACOYE AU OF be hild- | nggressive character. Subjects of | g, - thing is not how specific recovery memsures, have g o walk to the White House—(Dotrolt Free|large platé glass window in the lob-|[1P{F DY Whong 't was & chiid:\ReEressive charafier. Sublects of | ; succeeded or failed, but how - virile is the tradition press) ;b:. of the Hotel Gastineau. The rock | G " ltake of Places:paa Afihe ihatdater- |5 rit of keeping Government in the hands of the people.” {Wwas thrown from under the tire and | ————— istics. il Robprt Simpson : : it h. the London Naval|the window was badly shattered. | ) j p Continuing the Enquirer comments: Now in its fourth month, the Lond Na 41 = Johann Sebastian Bach, compos- U D : ly. unfinishec | : e e . Th tHik reaA Ba RAVE Houch ground: for ‘Cox‘xl(r‘e.nco(,la;:::e:g;;d.;;r; )rcpor( only. ur | & vanhsyieamt e 1‘00]\ flnd Learn er, w?; bo:’xf on lhlnsbdatydlm_!d. Oth-| | i 5o satlsfaction. Popular government offen is business—(Inalanag o . |on a business trip to Petersbure | ::u‘aal? mml:fl C’eze _r!a eP b!lt ;s a, it of Omm‘“"my i | unwise, and there have been demonstrations R T |aboard the Admiral Farragut ! By A. C. Gordon i et ol CHOR ) Opthalmo’ il W d of this in the last three years, Probably | The Japanese coup is romantic reading, but a | €z, onetime Presilent of Mexico, | ! 't 28y H e can ao no the Roosevelt Administration has blundered |good clean machine-gunning in a Chicago bowling| ooy s ol 2 1806; Jules Favre, French flumor‘ Glasses Fitted Lenses Grolmd_fl‘ as much as any Administration in national alley is easier to grasp.—(Detroit News.) {mum, 34: pam; clotd: i 1. How many miles of lelephonc";r;g “l‘l“'“m“; 1308; Flo:enz Blkos 1.:— = more .... is not because its personnel | _—— {wire are strung across the U. 8.2 | ’e"'é“m m;‘:“gf;% 859. ‘\ T < : : is less competent. It ism’t. It is because | Cupid gets a lot of credit that by rights b(‘lum* | 2. Who followed Theodore Roose- opyrigl ) | DR. H. YANCE L .lqulel attention to every the Government in these three years has to the manufacturers of silk mor«mpv‘O‘HO‘ s UF "t!' as President of the U. 8.2 ; iy 0 e o il OSTEOPATH e;a I, the utmo‘st in respzet tried to do more than in any recent Ad- tate Journal.) [ What is the Brabanconne? | PAINTS — OILS | ['| Consuliation and examinsticn sud Feverence towand, thuso ministration | ALt i | B }w hy are lighthouses built! | Builders’ and Shelf '| Pree. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; Whudtfl‘l;l “fn“i’ their hour of It has tried to do so much, largely be- | The Japanese yen dropped in foreign exchange, | TERRITURY TU |Founc:in stsPe asleqn ol fuarer it HARDWARE |1 7 %0 6:30 and by appointment. sy i ““‘:;’ in per- cause th eople have demanded it. That |but there seems no diminution in the yen for as-| | 5. How many acres are there in “mmas Hard c || office Grand Apis., near Gas- sonal service, m erat'e rates . ! | Central Park, New York City? ware Lo. = to all who come it is to trend began, not with the New Deal, but sassinations —(Indianapolis Star.) : ot 2 y? e o tizeau Hotel. Phone 177 i e with the depression, and in Mr. Hoover's | AR e A | G m;‘]“i‘s’igi}g 3 = — e g ese we owe our reputation. term. It was he who thrust the Government Stalin wants every Ri an family to own a cow. | s "_ 000, miles. ot > “-', | - i D14 XY into the economic and financial system, in | he moo deal—(New York Sun.) ‘ s g Rilade: rare || MAURICE AKRE | |¥ SENCRAL MOTORS PY an attempt to restore prosperity by support- . Ar ) R { e j s Belgian national anthem. | GUITAR INSTRUCTOR and . i | 0 present less surface resis- | SPANISH STYLE—Singl] PRODUCTS ing price and wage structures, and the Dr. Tugwell is ill. In a sincere hope that he will | fibee | gle or a MAYTAG 0! credit structure as well. soon recover, we warn him not to take any of his {B. D. Stewart Named JU‘ b “", Findiatduwhve [ sgries of Joagousiolared, The Charles 4 The American pu.vplc are learning from )own medicine—(Detroit Free Press) i neau Chairman— !uola | Bk, e R ke W. P. JGCHNSON Carter Mortucn’y of $400 Is Set SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT! ;: : — PHONE 136-2 i | | : £ ’ Jones-Stevens Qhop—T | |driven from their homes in flooded | RELiasLE TRANSFER area. This number expected to in-1} o T . e (Ceatinued from Page Ome) | PHOE.IN JUNEAD; || “WORK GUARANTEED” | | - 2 kil - e | s . . 1% | upreme Radio Service || i |'l Our trucks go any place any | THRIFTY man B. M. Behrends of the Juneau J’\ /b l‘ e CALL 634 | LADIES' — MISSES' (|| ime. A tank for Diesel Oil | FOOD chapter, received last night, states waasLles | | ) READY-TO-WEAR i || and a tank for Crude Oil save | NEWS “Reports received late tonight in- A~ w | FOR SERVICE AND FREE | Seward Street Near Thi.rdJ ; burner treuble. |dicate 38,000 families in 11 states b TUBE TBEST | |- ]| PHONE 19; NIGHT 148 (s = e | . . B — e — | “A Newspaper Within a Newspaper™ crease. These people are all looking Harry Race %\ W/ = s 2 - y |to Red Cross for immediate relief, Drugeiet e o a e ] THE FRIENDLY STORE MARCH 20, 1936. THE FRIENDLY STORE [!ncluding shelter, food, clothtng, Commercial Adjust- i medical care. CHOCOJATES t & Rati B e 3 ¥ “Minimum relief funds of $3,000,000 e PHONE e A hrean £ B P s e Cooperating with White Serv- | A | ice Bureau ROOM 1—3HATTUCK BLDG. We have 5,000 local ratings on file | necessary to provide care for the| MARCH VALUES! food i for ndeie period| | Peter Pan Beauty ° until they can return to their homes. \Pleas(‘ take immediate action, raise Shoppe * | Iyour chapter quota of $400 in be- |} * PHONE 221 NEVER WRITE ! A MODERN LAMENT pgn of these disaster-stricken fam- { &' L GNE YOUR pETS I have been bawled out, balled |ilies. Feel confident people in your |} § y Say it with flowers—say it 1 | | community will wish to give prom pt- | HUIEL ZYNDA with sweets—say it with Kisses— A TREAT! L e o ;;"":‘."":'; ::';’ ly and generous} ks b """o" g g t with cats—say it with jew- | EA d oied, ‘blackjsoked; = e fogn e * ELEVATOR SERVICE elry — say it with drink — but | BRED S AT ed 30, Shamied. s‘l“*"’"‘:v sog PY mOwisNg b e ; it with ink. mocched—stuck for war tax, ex- 7 , Prop. DRVEE, RO SRVRE ST 6 i o) Doc Foon cess profit tax, sales tax, state 9 BRUNSWICK il ks books 't Mo R e e — WHAT'S THE PASSWORD? can loc Akopamdien W L [ Rheiniander and 41t Heidelberg , "f s o - " 9 matrimony, red cross, green cross d = BEER ON TAP I your Bustina a member o : ; and double cross, asked to help McCAUL-MOTOR | any secret society?” (contains beef and cod Ao nociots of Yoso il mt tist, L cmmAL e thinks so, but he talks in liver oil) GIA B s RIARGARST HNDSAS, 10D : . UN COMPANY | his sleep.” (also fish and cheese men's tetlef SRR sbitanol. selef +HELVI PAULSON; Qperator - i JUNEAU-YOUNG Dodge and Plymouth Dealers | 00 flavor) I have worked like hell and have ; c A B s {| Hardware Company ,',_*—_J, <A ’ been worked like heck, have been “THE REXALL STOR=" | PAINTS—OIL—GLASS SANDY AGAIN tias | drunk ana got others drunk— the BEST! || Shelf and Heavy Hardware | 1 “H‘ow much d've charge to CANNED lest all T had—and now because If you're out to please the man | Guns and Ammunition | FORD AGENCY press a pair of trousers?” Sandy I wen't spend and lend all the of the family . . . let us help Bl . asked the proprietor of the dry- c ARROTS little T earn but go beg, borrow you! A grand selection of o M P (Authorized Dealers* cleaner’s shop. | and steal—I have been cussed, []| good food . . . vegetables and %3 GARBAGE HAULED GREASES “A shilling is our charge,” was . d PE As | diccussed, boycotted, talked to all the tings that men like [ ! Reasonable Momass Rates GAS—OILS the reply. an and talked about, lied to and best. WARRACK J E. 0. DAVIS “All right,” he said, after a lied about; held up, hung up, Scmi tru . . U, | OT while, “just press one leg for large cans of mixed | robbed and darn near ruined— PLfi! “G‘:Qucew L ,“E:Im dmn,s:;e pros ll TELEPRONE 584 13 JUNEAU MOTORS cixpence, and I'll have my photy vegetables | and the only reason I am stick- 5 4] Phone 4753 | Foot of Main Street taken side view instead of front. g P | ing around is to see—to see—who The Store That Pissses” Butler Mauro Drug Co. {| . el 10(‘. in the devil is next. f 0—0—0 [ 21N WINTER COATS AT | 0—0—0 i HALF PRICE ! DON'T DENY IT NOW | | Juneau Frock Shoppe “I had the right of way when BE ANS EFFECTIVE | “Exclusive But Not Expensive” this man ran into me, yet you A : cay T was to blame.” Small—White | “How g“d you happen to break “You certainly were.” GE Yo et The B. M. B,ehrends A “Why?” “I threw a cigarette down the ] r “Because his father is mayor, 3 l S. EOI‘ zsc hatch and then stepped on it.” Ba H. B. FOSS COMPANY his brother is chief of police, and nk Tm engaged to Bis sister” | ARCHITECTS--CONTRACTORS SPRING IS HERE! Juneau, Alaska PHONE 107 dJuneav Water Washing ® HONEY | BUY YOUR Mothers Oats o - s SATURDAY Sl’E(‘l;\L Half Gallcn Pails—THE m°n ets PUREST and BEST NOW! [ Large Packages 55¢ 2 Ibs., 25¢ 35¢ THE BEST TAP BEER IN TOWN! o Jh THE MINERS' Recreation Parlors COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS When in Need of DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL GENERAL HAULING STORAGE and CRATING CALL US JUNEAU TRANSFER Phone 48 Night Phone 4703 Your ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15. Resources Over Two and One Half Million Dollars Liquor Store BILL DOUGLAS