The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 17, 1936, Page 5

peo— H 6 : THE DAILY ALASKA EMPI'RE WFDNESDAY JUNE i7, 1936. . { o s % | o ———— ey o ] | sifi in April, 19 only 32. New York, ; classification and in Ay il H A PEPY ! PROFLD%IONAL H Fraternal Societies ‘” \ askda mplr(’ Detroit and Los Angeles each reported above $2,000,- BIRTHDAY| 2 YEARS ‘\GO II()r() robe n ot ; ,‘ {000 of residential construction. Philadelphia and t & ul i | I ! of Gastineau | ROBERT W. BENDER - - Editor and Marager oo oo oo more than a million each 19r The Empire nds congratulie From ‘The Hiapite e L | Channel j > & . - ¢ emMeire | the month These figures are for dwelling houses| tions and best wishe today, their e stars mchne | _n \ ¥ “ Lonly of from one to four rooms. birthday anniversary, to the follow- | —. bixt do fiot corpel” I He!cne W. L A!brecht } — In April, 1935, only four cities listed half million | ing JUNE 17, 1916, PHYSIGTHERAPY ! B. P. 0. ELKS meeta ! C1%% dollar residential building totals. In April, 1936, there| e The Fourt July committee comn- o Massage, Electricity, l“(ra» Red |, # every 21\\](1,_,4m, :x:){!h”\: - were 11, with eight others very close to the line. | g S of Grover Winn, Sim Frei- THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1936. Ray, Medical Gymnastics X_D m. Visiting b S = Y - . | Prederick H. Magill g 4 : 1 c 307 GOLDSTEIN BLDG, welcome. WALTER P. St S L R R h Among the states most active in this® classifica- | Ry o and J. C. Hayes, who were to| Threatening s ) ruie | . SCOTT, Exalted Ruler. p: ] g 1. tion were California, with 16 cities and towns report- Ruperta Whalen as an 1\lr\|ll\4c (-obmmmen and | today ; Jm)'x\..‘ : ) AI. it Phone ice .[‘ M. H. SIDES, Secretary. poh e $1.25 ing in excess of $100,000 for the month of April; Penn-| st e to appoint 1inbox]:I g -;;mgmgt(lxx softents are discerned, b, o - T A oy : y ppointe ayor B. D. Stew- | fect labor chie P = el very sylvania with seven; Massachusetts, New York and B, G el o \:)u‘v j:zfv x;;:‘:lm‘[ C":““‘mgv el “Tm- linetiy B neat. favot - ‘ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ¢ Texas with six; New Jersey and Ohio with five and| DAH ¥ I ESSONS Stewart addressed the business men ip and scandal. Propaganda will| | ppe gASER & FREEBURGER | ;Sffir,;]hers Council No. AN N B Florida and Wisconsin with four | and residents of Juneau informing despread under this rule in} DENTISTS 1 jd MEftmzs second %2 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED FRES : During April new home loans by Federal Savings| | IN ENGLISH them that preparedness was.to be|which there will be much material| | Blomgien: Hulding [ :“30 last Monday at e - 1 and L ssociations, amounting to $16,521,242, ex-| | g the theme of the day for libel suits i | p. m. Transient Gl ¢ and Loan Assc | : PHONE 56 e N\ g th since federally super-| | By W. L. Gerdon = There is a sign believed to encour- rothers urged to at- Ny wise ceeded the total of any month since federally )8 | J Hours 9 am. to 9 pm. | | tend. C s { thrift and home-financing institutions were au- gl The Democratic National platform|ige deceit, intrigue and misrepre- | : I ouncil Cham- N GUAF Vied it anc gme:Hoanclg (0e g TREE s drawn up at the conven- | sentation. In the next few weck o e bers, Fifth St. JOHN F. MULLEN, : ; : i oriedsly. Qoyinsss tn 1051, T SN CEHTSOERS | Woeds Often Misuselt W mUURNE| U ") ol0 of BF. Taouls hall o strong | ambh.ataeasiRliNg & Torkoast. Tt iy |ty . e G. K, H. J. TURNER Secretary. — - = an increase of 18.9 per cent over March lending by the «what kind of a plan did he sug- Ala plank. It declared in favor|be difficult to distinguish friends Dr. C. P. Jenne MOUNT. JUNEIe = same 980 reporting associations [gest2” omit a f full territorial S of oy from: enemiles, Tetioat | SERt AU LODGE 1:0. - All one needs to do is look around right here in| Often Mispronounced: Nausea.' yont for the Territory, and that| This is a most un R econd and fourth Mon= Juneau to find that building is very definitely on the | Pronounce no-she-a, o as in soft, e .|| officials to office in the Territory |starting anything Suilding f of enr}m month in , i 1 s 11 as other construction, It|as in she, in ask unstre ould be full-fledged residents of|should sell rather than buy. Sur- & 18 3 Scottish Rite Temple, boom, residential as well as o laccent first syllable. ; : are ot R e TELEPHONE 176 | beginning at 7:30 p. m s the tone of the times, and it forebodes more than |2 el the Territory. It pledged the party [prising events are to affect mer- = el £ § g :30 p. " o | Often Misspelled: Divisible; three continuation of the p chandising and create policies not = MARTIN S. JORGEN- any other single thing a rapidly returning prosperity. | . opment so auspiciously begun 20w prevailing, the seers foretell. : ;| SEN, Worshinful Master; JAMES People just do not go down in the “old sock” tor home| “goyon. ort (verb), con- # the presint sl TEIAPAtoR, Agriculture will present varied . e i |W. LEIVERS, Secretary. their own financial condition for the present and the| Word Study Use a word three nbers of the Arctic Brotherhood | tract much attention because of un- | DENTIST { 12 .“_ P R i ribea times and it is you Let us in- team were requested to|expected market developments. || OFFICE AND RESIDENCE | ?§1»_TVfrar|.Le| -::’(11’;7!")! g wnr;we s . *NG - crease our vocabulary by mastering on the Last Chance Basin| Unusual weather too, may be look-| Gastineau Building | 'I‘“3 I""OO“‘O‘ gl ‘”“‘FDNA“QX; $ R b B ne word each day. Today's word Ak the e I\ 265 aivios nivtoee SHill bate Phone 431 day I..O. . Hall. E IEP & o OF €. 0. P. 1€ ar »all grounds the following afternoon |cd for sin 4 one b2 _ DEEP STRATEGY OF ( [ Colncide; to correspond exactly, *My if tne weather permitted for prac.|permental as human bein ‘ G ECTIR Neve st MLEEN Congressman Robert F. Rich is one of the most {opinion “’”'“d:.“i“ yours. i The team was nearly |been through the de pression i et T W ary. e LU sharpshooters in the House SR : i1t to play and a game was to be|cessive h is prognosticated ln.’ ' DI’ A w Stewart ke e s : i :cheduled for the following week. All|many s & H T S TR LN s S 48 . Bi 1strialist, general manager of the : ety et i DENTIST THE LEGION CONVENTION, A He s 2 | ¢ Elks were going on a p; Lc re subject to disap- | COMMUNITY AFFAIR Woolrich Woolen Mills of Woolrich, Pa. The House| | IOOV and LEARN oA 0% sk’ 16, 4ot ok | poliilaestt for thiose Who ke Ty WARRACK was considering the War Department appmmmuun‘ | “‘v AC Gordon the best of them. {upon precedent Changes in the| | Hours 9 u.m. t0 6 p.m. ; 1| Construchon CO. 5 i Il when Rich growled: “Who made up this budget?” | | personnel of high courts are proph- | SEWARD BUILDING i, Phone 487 ) what prom ilman Parks of Arkansas explained: “The peoplej;— - i W M. Ebner, of Hollywood, “ Office Phone 469 ( he American I who brought back prosperity | 1. How many languages, includ- " cau A]““_‘ Hh”-’-‘;‘ to re- “M““-\ ‘:““1:’ ”-‘ :(Il‘lj "‘l’lliif:“‘\clll‘_ S T e B 1 ficl . Rich: “Humph, if there's any prosperity I'd like |jp alects, are there in the world? several days on business. |€ eers of ‘prominent ui P e otember 2 to 5, in Sy okt i g e mw;,‘,,\ founded. the Amerioun, Mr. Ebner was one of the ploneers of |end this summer. There will be nu- 1 TELEPHONE 563 XN 1777 we are being loc! the to Ml]ln\\' jus I»\)lun i Eoaiegenb Lo AOLHGE Siisten s Juneau and one of the original lo- {merous promotions and , appoint-| | Office Hours—9-12; 1-6 %\ “T W ( for the best cony 1 that can arks 1at's easy i e gentleman e : ot k: ¢ cators of the Ebner mine in Last|ments for young applicants. Warn- o & Other ci had good oWn manufacturing concern. On the letterhead of | Wh;;: Y DOl o | rinues, Hakli 715 (i, 1 it o | F 5 olyas Shab aroratie take | Dr. W. A. Ryztrom = ] ; e ate. | the month of June? - He was in Juneau g DENTIST i g% = i to uphold hér the gentleman’s own company appears this state k) o s 22" |lcoking ‘aft s extensive pr _|many lives = J'r” y‘ = l“)’ mer ; We have had the best year in many, many| * “}:’“‘“ RO “wRuRiEe " S e e R Persons whose birthdate it is have| | ©Over First National Bank 7T s 0] 37/ = erritory e m > haye bad ik 4 | 5. What is ihe lowest point on ekl Dol il Bl X-RAY = {ne ShinatAIng ite, ot Feas e e . he au of a year of fairly good | | = "—kfl [ b Lol The City Council the previous ev- |fortune, but s on will be un- | % — ’ t here S Excess in income tax revenue over what the Presi ! ANSWERS ng refused to grant the petition I(nl’hm:zu- for those who desire quic AL S0k / . . et ahtinibate er cent increase in col-| 1. More than 3,400 oroperty owners on Lower Front ffortun i on. The members, dent anticipated and an 18 per cent increase in co 1 3,400, Lo e e on A e i n Jimeau, ar lection over a comparable period last year doesn't| 2. Benjamin Frasklin e et s o e fTiai e ot o S ’“"‘j - | DR. RAE LILLIAN CARL3ON | e tion indicate that business has gone entirely to the bow-| 3. Honeysuckle SR ek e AR e Optamettizs | / L o Ao ite the echoes from Cleveland and the Lib-| 4- It is an archaic or poetic word, Presented to the Gouncil was signed Pulsive in natur oubieets Of WIS| | pyes Examined, Glasses Fitted. Ject, and are en- Wows, despite the echoes from Cleveland an. , ‘mmmw s b a number of prog |sten may have double gifts that are! | ¥ e Er A ans e ¢ nunity erty League. 5. The Dead Sea, in Palestine: 2 Lower Froni Street and they[cddly differen il ftoed 14 you enjoy indoor sports— o T €. , 20 Tk Felow e, teseh wmranteed to pay the expenses o Robert W. painter, wa 6 Here’s nne'o( the best—TRE ] s, disatin et e It is significant that industrial news unprmvl G : merchant patrol for duty on the |borm on ¢ Others who s BOWLING! i and stocks go up just after the Republican conven- 7 and placer location notion rge Irving appeared in {have i thday i - i er S ]\ S RN i Sk erson and urged the granting of |clude W Lasell, En suon-| | Robert Simpson, Opt. D. BRUNSWICK other cities are ative of those J WA SRS bl > | 5 ' the petitio 1 e Col - jomer, 1799; Walter Warren Hels-| | or 4 . | ol YS 6 axenk 16 trug of i Mte in government policies in view of the preponderance| —— E petition but the Council ‘:\”mj m‘ JierWatren Hel (_;xladum.re (z;o: Amzde.s cdm |l BOWLING ALLEYS 1e same is of s 2 2 e e —e | fusec 1 an, 1893 & Sk an i g hij made up of the w ot G- Lhisaress Serinng | Coy 1936) | o gptllgls:‘o]u;’ : ! Rheln.zr:;{fl:ngl‘u;nll;idelber( the Legion men. They are your neighbors, represented e b oo ohra iy 17 lns BEAUTIFUL SUDBURY Weather Report: Maximum, 64; | s 5 Glasses Fitted Lenses Ground 1 { & B L i ot offthe dSmmnL :n the weatherman is co-operating in making | YARNS Minimum, 48; Partly Cloudy: Rain ! : s AL : i . their interest. There isn’'t any lodge, clique or ol e DOROTHY DEILY : Saney | ingston, Tex., telephone directory | = —Y ° D about the Legion and Auxiliary. It js just an Big Money and the Old Guard, closely 122 SECOND STREETS o e .. | than all the Smiths, Jonses, Brown JUNEAU-YOUNG | Guy sm‘th i Fation of sound, American citizens who happened ... . <" on the Roosevelt administration 3 . Models, Needles, Instruction . : £ | and Johnson: | Hh s Co il e be born at the right time to take part in the World ghort memaries. Four years ago Blg Money was white | g— ——— | MODERN BRI :{{N?};'_r_'(‘,,b_’fl[\i i War. No group on earth is more representative of an with abject fear. It saw closing in on it from ever = - Sidney Clare, lyric writer, w : = e D R U G s American community, which is ample reason why side the th f revolution. The poor man was| "’p“t‘”‘i,"“‘B""i’ WIQU]‘T”T’ born in a house afire. Among the Shelf and Heavy Hardware | v oft n a community should support its gath- destitute in the midst of plenty. The white-collar eter Yan beauty Ry Ruhe”l“ I.(: | films he has tuned the fiery Guns and Ammunition B PUROLA REMEDIES | f Sl e Aedl a0kt Sation worker was desperate ‘mvd /.ml 50 u:n,\‘ the ’m.(m \1\_{»‘ Shoppe b | “Dante’s Inférno TS 3 i > PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- i e da e of tali. Gnd nty laid aside feared no imminent wan it PHO 221 — . — i Z i D “! o o “ e Big Money is dissatisfied because it is out of power TR ; 'ULLY COMPOUNDED can not be str ed too often. 3 ok ’ “harleston jazette. S 1t proper for a man to bu 1v very decidedly ‘wants back. Charleston Gazette . : 3 Consider the forthcoming Legion convention as a ol i sl an engagement ring before he pro- HOTEL ZYNDA Fiunt St. Next Coliseum ; Afomun r when L eniavives ol Repertory troupes will keep in mind that 11 Duce B Noh el K& is. conceited ELEVATOR SERVICE PHONE 97—Free Delivery arcund to ask your supy It the same con- j5 4 yogetarian. As edited, the line now reads, “Upon o ok thes . { K sideration, for example, as you would the Fourth of what spinach do‘h this our Caesar feed?”—Atlanta cnough to think there is no possi- S. ZYNDA, Prop. ) __.______TI <o) ) # : h ghis ; s bility of the girl saying “no.” Some TAIN ¥ braiion, the recent school music festival or Constitution men are that way, but it is very MOUN \ L SRR T e R gimilar community events. Properly supported, the e E - P i presumptuous. Q. When should the ‘host sit 7 =W BOURBON i 1eCAUL MOTOR down at the dinner table? A. The host should always be tt z 0 R l c / COMPANY 8 sh always be m s i last one to take his seat w : P f | Dodge and Plymoul Dealers MARGARET . Q. Should a girl thank a man for HELVI PAULSON, Operator bringing her home from a party? ce allo tion can be made a community asset; but ed to str along vention which can give Ji ivery is as important in statesmans! t will be only another con- as they say why not change the system and elect 9 A voice-president, instead, to do all the talking.— Boston Herald leau as a community black eye throughout the Territory. As the Capital City, we are expected to lead the way b g 1 DRY CLEANING 6——— The public may not evince much interest in the 1939 world’s fair at New York until it learns what will A. No; it is not necessary. ILS THE BU II l)l'\(. UPSWING be the successor to the fan dance.—Indianapolis St z S — OILS <, oy - AR i GOODERMAM & WORTS, LTD., DETROIT, MICH. ® Bmlden and Shelf Residential building operations all over the coun- “Overwork, my eye!” comments a Washington | HARDWARE try increazed rapidly during April according to re- B 'm}ankwho aal »Lhnll his name be suprosted| P“ONE 36 Soft Thomas Hardware Co. e 3 & = - ot “Zioncheck is suffering from overplay ew or AR R ports compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in Zioneheck is | WHY BUY 0! 2 kel Wasl n. Ninety-seven cities totaled one, two S For very prompt 3 and 6-month old aged whiskey Water - - thiree and four-family dwelling construction in exCesS pyom this distance, it looks very like North China LIQUOR DELIVERY { | ¥hen you can get the same Washing of $100,000 each. In March only cities were in that s to hpcomn East J’xpnn Dallas News. . + brand for the same dollar now When in Need of aged 12 or 15 months? — By DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL \ €. w Red' WRlGHT ‘ - XF;U;“;R;?:‘ AT ° GENERAL HAULING i PLASTERING 3 Triangle Liquor : STORAGE and CRATING ‘ STUCCO Store Your 3 \ 4 plaintiff's ¢ MARTHA SOCIETY and a reasonable attorney's fee; | WOMEN TO PICNIC 2na any other relief merited. And | 2 in the event you fail so to appear Holding their last social meeting and answer, the plaintiff will take S and AISHUrSEHIERES | Sermeem s o i mne T the BEST! If you're out to please the man H gment " iy 54 . . CALL US [ until fall members of the Martha Judgment against you for want | °iu';he f:m;r);nd sifécfifmheffi Telephone 316 Gastineau Liquor 4 Society will leave Friday morning |thereof, and will apply to the court | zood o taiion : o] Store E at 11 o'clock for the summer home for the relief demanded. in her | o plie " AR = 'I‘RAN ER | of Mrs. N. Lester Troast at Lena cOmplaint and as hereinabove | all the things that men like FINE i PHONE 65 LAUNDRY JUNEAU SF I Beach. Cars will assemble in stated. best. ot A Lo s | Phone 48 Night Phone 4m¥ | front of the Northern Light Pres-| Witness, the Honorable Geo. F. Scanitary Grocery |Fl Wakh And Jewely Eepaising byterian Church at that hour, it Alexander, judge 6f said court, and PHONE 83 or 85 PAUL BLOEDHORN o PHONE 15 | was announced today the seal of said court hereunto “The Store That Pleases” L1 at very reasonable rates —_— Picnic lunches, hikes and a gen- affixed, on this 2d day of June,| | FRONT STREETS Juneau Ice Cream ] eral social time will be enjoyed by 1936. | i = 1 Parl = j ¢ women ROBERT E. COUGHLIN, | S A L F S {18 R e sm‘::':n il { 2 Sea lerk. | v v ream, Candy | SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION 'S¢l of Court) e e | TXFEWRITERS, RENTED The Juneau Laundry COFFEE SHOP i : By J. W. LEIVERS, | $5.00 per month | g In the District Court for the Ter- Deputy. " | Percy Reynolds, Manager | ’“ ritory of Alaska, Division Num- ! Every Month in the Year | J. B. Burford & Co. Franklin Street between A S S PR B P i i ber One. At Juneau, HOpy““fi DALSTABLER‘ J “Our doorstep is worn by | Front and Second Streets oo q : . AT ARoEg, | satisfied customers” PHONE 358 | CARLOTTA VIOLA MCcDADE, ghaityck Building, Juneau, Alaska. AUCTION SALES DATES & & voklia £ i Pln.\[;mff. vs. JOHN MILLER Mc- | pirst publication, June 3, 1936. ke e - H. B. FOSS COMPANY DADE, Defendant Last publication, July 1, 1936. ¢ § The President of the United|— ke el July 15 8 ARGRITECTE~CONTRACTORS States of America, To the above UNITED STATES* ! &tigust 1§ I (e SRR, s SR ok | pamed defendant, GREETING: | DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR | Beplember § You are hereby required to ap- GENERAL LAND OFFICE Orbonar 14 . I pear in the District Court for the District Land Office | e = Cigarettes = § Territory of Alaska, First Division Anchorage, Alaska. | Deseote: 1o Th B ]‘I B h d + 3 —s 3 : f &t Juneau, Alaska, within thirty April 27, 1936 e D. . benrendas Candy Stratton & Beers days after the last publication of| Notice is hereby given that Frank | c ds | MUNICIPAL ENGINEERS - | { this summons, namely within thir-|Deorge, entryman, together with| ; / | B ank o ¢ SURVEYORS | § ty days after the first day of July, his witnesses, Harry F. Starr and E. Special Sales Held on | IN TOWN! VALENTINE BLDG, 1936, in case this summons is pub- J. Kirschofer, all of Juneau, Alaskn.‘ Request of Shippers { Telephone 502 § lished, or within forty days after has made a final proof on hm\ ¢ | Juneau, Alaska T “ E | ) [f the date of its service upon you, in|homestead, Anchorage 07990, for a, § Advances will be made as usual | | 1 | B oo immons i seved apon (et of and. susied atonseha|§ When. equested Transerred by || NEW THE MINERS' RELIABLE TRANSFER . ° you personally, and answer theGlacier Highway about 7% miles|§ telegraph if desired. ? y i gl - complaint of the above named from Juneau, embraced in U. S. { COMMERCIAL ' Recreation Parlors tine YA onk I B = plaintiff on file in the said court Survey No. 2154, containing 3.4 ° i S ‘ ARCTIC and i & tenk e Cowls OR in the above entitled action aeres, latitude 58 degrees, 21/ 47| | i | | The plaintiff in said action de-|N. longitude 134 degrees 33’ W. and | | and SAVINGS Jiaubs Store save burner trouble. mands pm following relief: disso- it is now in the files of the U. 8. ! | | ~ PHONE 149; NIGHT 148 | R - R 5 5 | i + v | lution of the bonds of matrimony Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska,| ! Pabst Famous || | BILL DOUGLAS LB i | now and heretofore existing be- and if no protest is filed in the The Seattle Fur || Resources Over Two und One Draught Beer | * 5|7 DR.H. VANCE tween piaintiff and defendant on local land office within the period | E h ¢ on T *“WHEN IN A HURRY ’ . . VANCE | the grounds of defendant's deser- of publication or thirty days there- Xchange | Half Million Dollars ap ! OALL. Gbi FOR ot [ OSTEOPATH ' tion of the plaintiff and his failure jafter, said final proof will be ac-| $080 A astirii ik vanida. | 34 plus or 27 gravity, in nn): | | | Consultation and examination Ny to provide her with the common |cepted and final certificate issued.| "TIMMY" b e Quick! " | | | Free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5; necessities of life, both whereof GEORGE A. LINGO, | Seatlle, Vash, I ™ p | ||7to9:30 and by appointment, have existed for more than one Register. CARLSON | COLE TRANSFER | Office Grand Apts., near Gaa. year prior to the filing of plain- |First publication, May 6, 1936, | Phone 3441 or Night 1803 | tineau Hotel. Phone 177 i : tiff's complaint herein; and for|Last publictaion, July 1, 1936. e rrrrrrree) i 23| s e |