The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 4, 1936, Page 4

. ° month’s record because some thoughtless or wrong- H A P P Y Daily Alaska Empire i s v omoea win te e g . . -l A O & Cesod & WAL S o BRIRTHDAY| 20 YEARS AGO ROBERT W. BENDER - - [Editor and Manager o, o oo Bowl and encounters similar trouble. Ten- | The Emplve sxtbndh bbb = y the _7*7 RE nis courts, and good ones too, have been built in|iioms and best wrshes todsy, " thetr From The Empire g6 = the Bowl. Other improvements are under Way, Par-| pirthday anniversary, t che follow- - <o, teularly for the pleasure of the children. It is a| ing: e T worthwhile enterprise that every civic-minded indi- JUnx 4 1t s SEEHRY T T ek o e 1 in the community should approve | Jetta H. Gray T st : other morning the city authorities went down | Harvey Clark he Bowl to find the windows all broken in the! Doris Vouug Westher Report: Masimwn, 1; _ room under the playshed, the door smashed in and | E;_;‘l‘:m"-}?:;"‘;’:d i, 43; OlonAy, BRI Ts (i ery Other depredations. The next night other acts of S e, s et : vandalism were committed. Small wonder the city|o. 5 se up ‘n arms and declare there will be MODERN | DAILY LESSCNS } | oritie vigorous prosecution if the culprits | There should be [ | MEMBER OF ASSOCIA1ED PRESS are apprehended ETIQUETTE IN ENGLISH BUILD YOUR HOME NOW and let us quote you prices on building supplies Celotex - Plasterboard - Plywood Roofing - Building Paper - Doors Windows - Glass - Paint | Builders’ Hardware JUNEAU -YOUNG HARDWARE® The B. M. Behrends | Bank Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS ; Resources Over Two und One Half Million Dollars tl Horoscope “The stars incline but do not compel” FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1936 Adverse planetary aspects are strong today, according to astrology. It is a day for caution and not aus- picious for buying. Under this sway the judgment may be inaccurate regarding fi- nancial transactions and political candidates. ed and for this reason decisions It is easy to be deceiv-| | | PROFESSIONAL P | Helene W. L. Albrecht ‘ PHYSIOTHERAPY | Massage, Electricity, I~fra Red | Medical Gymnastics | 307 GOLDSTEIN BLDG. | Phone Office, 216 Ray, —E3 ! i £ Fratemc(l Societies of Gastineau Channel gt | DRS.KASER & FREEBURGER | DENTISTS | | Blomgren Building PHONE 56 Hours 9 B. P. 0. ELKS meets every Wednesday at 8 P. M. Visiting brothers wel~ come. WALTER P, SCOTT, Exalted Ruler. M. H. SIDES, Secretary. am. to 9 pm. T3 Seghers Council 1760. Meetings second and last Monday at KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS No. 4 30 p. m. Transient GARBAGE HAULED l Beun nable Momu.s Rates 1 E. O. DAVIS TELBPRONE 584 Phone 4753 o BETTY MAC | BEAUTY SHOP i - - 12ard B Streets PHONE 5471 WHEN IN A HLZR CALL COLE FOR OIL! 34 plus or 27 gnwity, in any amount . . . QUICK! COLE TRANSPER Phone 3441 or Night 1803 i \ . PHONE 34 Waxing GARLAND BOGGAN ' Hardwood Floors Sandi PHONE Polishing £ The Juneau Laundry ! | It is probable that much of the vandalism in the| | ] irothats " ged to at- Bow! was of juvenile origin. But no matter who are| | By Roberta Lee | By W. L. Gordon should be postponed. oyl 3} “end. Council Cham- | 4 Conferences or inte L e the perpetrators they should be run to earth and|! L) Phedmalil s ,Id"‘ LS Dr. C. P. Jenne bers, Fifth St. JOHN F. MULLEN, stopped once and for all. It can be tittingly suggested | ** AT 51 Biisinees gr ‘;:im :’r‘?e. _m":mce * DENTIST |G. K, H..J. TURNER Secrstary. that parents whose children play in the bowl, or any-| Q- How should one introduce words Often Misused: Do not say, | . ° ° 078 OF 008, HATES are un- 425 valat — where else, instruct the youngsters in the care of public | WO men of equal social standing, “The book treats on political sub-f = 5 . i iy b xthnd MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 14 bl okt te. Proper home feaching is| O Of Whom is married and the|jects” Say, “The book treats of o bus time when there will bel ] Shng Second and fourth Mon- R 85 well S8 prive got homs [ 8 15| iher single? politicl ‘sublbotsl? mnuch instability of mind, { TELEPHONE 176 . day of “each month in for the child and the ‘r‘ommu‘hlhy na’nI a.l | A, Distinction is seldom made Often Mispronounced Venison. iml’.'t(r Slgyn.w today ‘rule nations s Scottish' Rit e Temple, secution, which always follows if parental in-|in 5 case of this kind, though if pronounce the s as z ‘:l minum;e discord that nmyl—_—_ B beginning at 7:30 p. m truction is neglected |one wishes to be very exact, the Often Misspelled: Seminary; ary. ‘,;_( 3 I“‘ ;! ngernthabdund. o gt .| Or. Richard Williams . MARTIN S. JORGEN- Oldsters, too, should take a warning. There is no | unmarried man should be present-| Millinery; ery ,‘:s,,r.), "]"‘ gl R e ol ENTIST | |SEN, Worshinful Master; JAMES excuse community of this size for acts of vandal- |ed to the one who is married. Synonyms: Cheat (verb), swin- ]_"lq" duals and -precipitates quar- D| Uw. LEIVERS, Secretary. jsm. Pause to think that it is public property, your| Q. Is it correct for a woman to dle, dupe, defraud, deceive, delude, "wrc‘nndmv B S OFFICE AND RESIDENCE = property, that is damaged or destroyed. And it is you |Offer a stranger money if he has misiead Wil 1 hibTioL o Tt Sidpo Loy REBEKAHS as a taxpayer who pays the bill for repairs and re- |Performed some chivalrous ser- “Use a word threef o 5 5 W ‘mnnm: “riu:mf::‘d’r Phone 431 =1Pcrseverflxlce rodge No 2 A meets as a taxpayer who pa b . s whick g & Sl of |13 —. g3 y o | placement, no matter if the work is done by some | Yi%®? Let us In-| ;¢ rate trade for many lines e every second and fourth Wednes I g ¢ sncy. These agencies are supported | A. No; merely show genuine crease our vocabulary by mastering Frikital o s I I T L T R day I. O. O. F. Hall. EDNA M federal or clty agency. These agenci : gratitude one word cach day. Today's word: (PUSimess, 0 Dr. A. W. Stewart BUTTS, Noble Grand; MILDRED L B ST AR moneys which you as a taxpayer up, Q How should onme eat hot Arduous; laborious; difficult. “The gt Tl s e DENTIST CASHEN, Secretary. | bread? i demand this is not an auspicious 2 ) ASKA ey task 1S too WiAGodd Ko (8BNS oF day for making investments. Farm THE GUFFE \\[Il‘\}l‘{( AND ALASK I we n’m r nc 0. Every-| ,p',l Br\:‘(‘\.l‘(‘mr(bx:ul with the fin- his size s ars 1kAly €0’ find miRNEE AN Houra 0 an: 10 § pan: || Gur trucks g0 any piace sny MENING W 0580 Ol & Gk Cl 4 3 e i ences affecting certain crops. | SEWARD BUILDING ) | time. A tak for Diescl Oil ‘ 2 | e = POORMAN COUPLE WEDS il Nt | orfi ! opinions of the Supreme Court Jus-| Republican contested seat trouble at| CARRA HARLAN TO MARRY 5 iiiEeats il nikerous) thrcugr | e EINGIAN Y e !:v:':‘:m:‘r""g::’f: oy tices in the recent 6 to 3 decisions declaring the Guffey | cjey ne as Louistana’s “lily white”| Miss Carra Harlan, daughter of s Arthur Durant and Vera | cauce losses :;:;Qizzx;(ifm-l::hc:n; ‘:;_ = 5 | PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 Coal Law uncor i are of par v interest | Sioblem, bu trouble just the same. Mr. and Mrs .J. /Do HAHARRO! 0. Young,: both (of BOOTIAN, werd| ik rits Basly -attentibi. 4010 TELEPHONE 563 [ RELIABLE TRANSFER o Alaska g s’ Intery |Nome, has announced her engage- married recently in Fairbanks b; s 2 i i : I to Alaska because th ers' intery | mar y Y | safeguarding growing plants is| | Office Hours—9-12; 1-6 the relation betweer i commerce B il petween the | et to Robert McCleary of Se- v, s, Commissioner W. N. Grow- | oo = © S ol D R " — i There o e hane |aitle. Miss Harlan will graduate gen, with Mrs. Emma de la Vergne Ei'h i e sl r. W. A. Rystrom 5 mining industsy : s Black Legion old Ku Klux Klan. Perhaps. from the University of Washington |and J. M. Dobson acting as. wit. | Th¢, Mind should be guarded| | DENTIST r—bNEAU YOUNG The majority opinions contended that “Fede the same rent robe |this month, with the wedding slat- nesses, Immediately after the wed- .z,.auum »n}\.l suggestion and mf\hc-l Over Pirst National Bank i J - regulatory er ceases when interstate commerc > |ed to take place immediately after- ding the bridal couple returned to f‘]‘] liwssl:):t n.L »thla »'-lmt‘ d'“mf:! X-RAY ) Hardware Company i intercourse ends; (it was on this ground that {ward. Mr. McCleary ip associated poorman in a plane piloted by| .. D¢ bitter criticism and mis-|gy . PAINTS—OIL—GLASS t court struck down the NRA in the earlier Schechter with Maillard and Schmeidel, com- Aviator Dobson. ‘”’"’“‘"‘?}i“’"f nl’f“’c“““ persons in| | Shelf and Heavy Hardware i case) and, correlatively, the power does not attach | (N ‘mrxm.\' importers and brokers, Se- - e e . — 4 .Wfl D, i " l‘ 5 b Guns and Ammunition o rslats ook B8 o Foteonise bestht | . 1iep e :as |attle and San Francisco, and is Persons whose birthdate it i pL until interstate commgreial intercourse begins High tide for movenient was |Sbe BOL R PTGl ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED |have the augury of a year of min-| | DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON | {7 = the [:b o l::: m] ”'(‘: 1(1 ((s(n\nnu:i]”’l‘:: ‘l::uuxnl:mm :;1:;“:(1( M Jk 5, ‘“‘.“ cted to ot [l(ll‘l the Re- | by Miss Eleanor Karen J, Stolen,|gled good and bad luck. Specula- 2 ?”‘;’“‘é&s s BUY AT HOME! majority conclusions contende 3 E Michigan was electe Jongres > > o t 3 ti ¢ avi | Eyes E itted. e S % Conuress v take |publican ticket, But the plan's good fortune was| BERNARD KELLY BURIED daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. K.!lon should be avolded. For many, Eyes Exeated. = the implication in this Act that Congress may take |I o 2 o as it threatened to make| Funeral services for the late Stolen of Tacoma, Washington, and sudden strokes of good fortune are Office in Ludwig Nelson’s over, for objects however worthy, the powers reserved 1\\:_“'}*‘1‘:“‘7"‘“.“‘::* e “(2:{‘».‘\\'”;(1| while for the coun- |Bernard Kelly, drowned recently Edward J. Wagner, son of Mr. and |indicated. J""'ry Store | HOTEL ZYNDA to the States is to reduce them to little more than [:\ m’ ““‘“;“; it critically and to look into its spon- |near Cape Nome, were held last Mrs. E. A. Wagner, announced| Children born on this day prob-|® T RIS geographical subdivisions of the National domain ‘\”L_H A CEifins Ahis Goruits began, the fortunes of |Week in the Nome Catholic Church. their engagement recently in Fair- | ably will be exceedingly ambitious | 7 S— _—.1: ELEVATOR SERVICE There are many previous rulings on what constitutes e movement have declined sadly. Robert E. Clem- |Kelly was proprietor of the former banks at a party given by Mr. and (and successful. Subjects of this Robert Slmpson,Opt D. | S. ZYNDA interstate commerce, the province of Congress. Min- | ents the co-founder, admitted a month ago before |Alaska Hotel Mrs. Swan Carlson, ostensibly m:’”-f“; lf’f«l“{ are unusually lx?trl}‘xncnt | Gfaduste Los Angeles Ool- | o . Prop. ! ing has never, and cannot, come in This attempt 'a House committee that in a little more than two | —————— BT Ty honor of the bn‘}nduy of Miss Stol- ”Uh‘;”‘:_ (“‘Uq\:cl\:mt;dflmihsxm.ml;l.;- I lege of Optometry and 1‘ ‘ 1 is like the one stopped unanimously by the Court years, as a direct result of h (‘(rn\)(-t(l;vx\~‘wllll\ th; T g e | Others b ave it - aocal Opthalmology ! = ) the Schechter (NRA Case), except that then the movement, he had received in s 5 ALVIAEH 8 SC ORD AGEN P e 7] 93 e | Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground | |3 —& :‘ W:( ::::,‘, (,,,,m",“.i, I .(; “l,:wd ;",,p it haq €Xpenses more than $77,000. The admission was FORD AGENCY ? birthday include Bushrod Washing- /. 2| ) e relation of the emolover and |iTTevelant to the merits of the Townsend Plan, but (Authorized Dealers ton, jurist, 1762; Adam Smith, = =, McCAUL MOTOR not begun e relation of the employer and ;54 many persons to suspect that perhaps its spon- | GREANES DIESEL Fbotuab sl oRLier, Hlias: Y __DR H. VANCE T COMPANY 1 the employee is a local relation.” In this last state- {,rg were not guided solely by altruistic motiv a iy IR (Copyright, 1936) i . [ty | ment many lawyers, according to national observers, hence they began mining the plan itself in a GAS—OILS TRAINING S - OSTEOPATH i | Dodge and Plymouth Dealers [ see the doom of the Wagner Labor Relations act|somewhat less religious spirit Jl NEAU MOTORS = —— - ————————%| | Consultation and examlnation | | [} which will soon be before the court | The testimony that Dr. Townsend has been giving J 2 Men now being selected to LOOK and LEARN Free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to §; | (&—— — —vu-u 0@ The two major points in the legality of the Guifey |tells nothing about the plan that critics had not |} iSoak of Shath: train for Diesel Engineering | 7 to 9:30 and by appointment. 1 PG TR i : g ok Al b yinted o as obvious that a universal with the famous L. L. AD- | Gffice Grend Apts., near Gas- ” Oonl Law were if Congress had the power to attempt | lready pointed out. It was obvious t y : By A. C. pts., | the control P Tm(u i eticken price | (ransactions tax \\wmll have to mm: the mnn_u]» 2 — - ;o:l l;llu:)l-.L S(‘ll(;OL.fl;: | y A. C. Gordon tineau Hotel. Phone 177 | PAINTS — OILS | " as well as everybody else, and t such a tax could ortland, Oregon. For ful +} I Builders' and Shelt SRk or provided Tob L the lay not_be collected without endless red tape and a information call or write e s s e e s = e = 2 3 ! t at less ape and v A % HARDWARE The three dissenters in the decision held,.as 10 {apmy of Snoopers. When Dr, Townsend admitted | WHY BUY RICHARD FARKAS, Gas- d,;mv(v(f:_‘in‘;r‘v';elal"]?flfimfi“‘.m ;“ Th Hard price fixing, that it was valid, and in this the Chief | that under his plan a workingman with a family and | 3 and 6-month old aged whiskey tineau Hotel. r('m’ e ;vmm it wm; ‘t°" me. H. B. FOSS COMPANY omas Hardware Co. Justice also concurred a gross income of $1,500 would have to pay the taxes | when you can get the same oty 0 this - B = In the wages and hours provisions the majority 0 that a single man over 60 with an income of $1,500 | brand for the same dollar now T Who Sl ke G A A e CaRTek rie i and the Chief Justice held that these were not a true Would receive $900 additional, he merely conceded | aged 12 or 15 months? A g e e | regulation of interstate commerce, and that the power 81 implication that had long been clear to the un- FULL PROOF iAHeLTe & m!;‘an" S os) abltes PHONE 107 JUNEAU H. S. GRAVES S RS PP o | sympathetic NEXT TIME BUY AT ¥ e et e : w » REIORIBLLAD (wRges end - Rojie1ad - been uiawRIIY The good doctor, indeed, has even conceded too . ¢ . 4. How many golf players are i m Th:HClom;"z N:m ¥ delegated to private persons. The three dissenting | .on a times. Asked: “Would you pay $200 a month Triangle Liquor i, A there in the U. S.? I; 2 || Home of Hart Schaffner and Justices contended that these points were “not being | to J. P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller and Andrew W. Store 4, 5. ot \n};al country is Monrovia ‘ Siratton & B i Marx Clothing decided now” and gave no opinion. | Mellon, Henry Ford, William Randolph Hearst, the b . HARRY RACE, D the capital? | ratton . eers 1 The point of salient interest to Alaskans is that|DuPonts and other such needy folks?” Dr. Townsend | Gastineau Liquor HARRY RACE, Druggist — [ MUNICIPAL UNGINEERS | | : 3 ¢ . |said yes, there would be no discrimination. This, in- The Squibb Stores of Alaska” ANSWERS i SURVEYDRS s the majority of Court firmly holds that Congress does tore | 9, t have the power to regulate wages and hours in |d€ed. is in accordance with his original plan. His 2 b, ———e — 1. Pine torches. VALENTINE BLDG. ; a' n t ;?e m?n]ng mu‘\.\ it x‘(:«n‘d ‘hx(:Ll.n;duxlr "1::)1(;) advisers later, however, persuaded him to modify it, PHONE 65 . e | 2. Mark Twain. | Telephone 502 4 and under the revised plan any one with an indepen- | = =2 {} Juneau 0“ | 3. Quantum sufficit (Latin), ing that such power is local, and cannot come UNAEr | gong jncome of more than $200 a month was not to £ “ums, T E Ml(%:eogsslg;p meaning “a sufficient quantity.” OPEN ALL NIGHT—24 the power congress has to legislate in matters of |get anything from the plan, while those with inde- o | Home Cooked Meals served | | & APProximately 2,000,000. * Hour Service interstate commerce. {pendent incomes of less than that were to receive Guy smlth | from 6:30 am. fo 8:30 pm. | Liberia, Africa. Fresh Meats, Groceries, I lonly the difference. This revision was important | 1. Ontering to Dinnee Piciies " | | x WARRACK Liquors, Wines and Beer STOl)p Y \Nl)AlJSy‘ | politically But when Dr. Townsend gets an ldl‘&L‘ _‘. ¥ 3 c t ti C we Se" fol' LESS Becfl!lse Sl he holds on to it. He has now forgotten or repudiated D R u G s 2 TR e = onstruc OflP 0. We Sell for CASH From time to time attention has been called in | this sagacious revision f’\l“'""“r ["“‘“ “*‘;‘ ll"‘:‘“ :'(’m‘ | prrrrrre e FORY. Tene “7_1,!; these columns to acts of vandalism and doprodnuon:»w?(";](l(’r‘:ml\’:l‘:_“}(;’ ‘»‘h‘f“‘L"‘“"}m‘:“’]‘]‘()"k“ll“(']“b R PUROLA REMEDIES Peter Pan Beuuty Leader Dept. Store committed on public property. The Forest Service| i rolowers, more fickle, alas! are melting away. PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- Shoppe Juneau Ice Cre | George Brothers has been harassed particularly by such acts; its signs | N ik Tl 5O BOUNDED pm,m; 221 am shot to pieces and its new buildings at Auk Village| When political parties are not throwing hats in ‘ Parlors i beach, erected for the use of the public, damaged. the ring, they're passing them around.—Ja(‘ksonvlllc‘ Front St. Next Coliseum * Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, m”l ?”_— -—"—-————? Then the Weather Bureau has had trouble with those/ Journal 5/ D PHONE 07—Free Delivery COFFEE SHOP l iDEAL PAINT SHOP | who can not leave the rain gauge alone on Mt. Ju- R 3 Percy Reynolds, Manager | If It's Paint We Have It neau. It was recently necessary to throw away a| Only one thing is sure about the league; it isn't | | 's Pai ‘e Have It1 | 3 e ¥ %lgoing to put Italy out of Ethiopia.—Boston Blobe. | the BEST! - }| FRED W. WENDT [ e e R e T N . g B o If you're out to please the man || PHONE 549 | : of the family . . . let us help When in Need of ' Ludw1q Nelson you! A grand seglection of | WATCHMAKER and JEWELER Emhfwal .. xzembles and DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL a e ngs that men like o Juneau, Alaska # best. GENERAL HAULING MARGARET LINDSAY, Prop. Sanitary Grocery STORAGE and CRATING — HELVI PAULSON, Operator PHONE 83 or 85 o “The Store That Pleases” CALL US || TYPEWRITERS RENTED 3 : » | i X | v { $5.00 per month o New York Life || -—— 't JUNEAU TRANSFER | 4B Burford & Co. || INSURANCE ||| PHONE 36 || roness sient poone e | ! “Our doorstep is worn by | | | REITH G. WILDES A | | { satisfied customers” | 1 | Phone 2701 | s i e e o e 8 L S, ||| e el | For very prompt SR —| — = ) { THE BES1 ) LIQUOR DELIVERY : x% 90{ il [{ Rice & Ahlers Co. b A mme _ moene ||| TAP BEER ! SHEET METAL WORK | IN TOWN! [ [HE MINERS' Recreation Parlors and Liquor Store BILL DOUGLAS { e e, i LOWEST CUT RATE PRICES 1 Low Rent District | | Franklin Street between s i J Men's Dress Oxfords—$2.95 | . Front and Second Streets | y THONE 38 | || nic VAN, oppesie W | » o] Pond | i 2 . FINE —— 1 Tatcn ane Jewelry Repairing ! J Gm“‘:;:'o'o\"s1 PAUL BLOEDHORN ||| mavrac'aovvors | a1 very reasonable rates | | | rI; FRONT STREET | W. P. JOHNSON' e R T . « A | .. 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