The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 26, 1936, Page 16

8 . D o =] 3 SPUTLIGHT SEEN W h‘ B(, Pr(’Sl(’(’Hf. P(l v lS SWISS FUHTIFY y[-{AC fiTRACK ?RASI;IES CAN BE FUNNY” Coronation Electric, Made in "90s, Y ) DRIVER ONCE “"CAME BACK FROM DEAD" |Robe Put Raced 10 Miles an Houb Good, Hours Are Long and On Market ‘ A TURNIN | L £ GOSHEN, N Yd' June 26 ftmw ach when his car careened off a BRENHAM, Tex., June 26—Herbef | ents to racing drivers sometimes TR : by, ki the Worries, They Are ‘lu ny com oniycstter they" hagpen; | ® trACK i New England. He mar-| LoDON, June 26—Next years|Sione, Brenham farmer, owne whel HUUVER 4 AI_PINE DUMAIN Vail, former auto racer and now | ¥ied the nurse who waiched over |coronation of King Edward is al-| po Y% 5 90¢ O HLe first automgr ] , iAo B y From the Senate came Jackson, r of the I?D-mllr‘ national | him while he convalesced ready influencing ad columns of the The antique (Baker w"agon), Whish S N e Van Buren, W. H. Harrison, Tyler mpionship at Good Time track | vy Overholtzer has earned the British press. A recent issue of pnears to combine the best feas hy does anyone want to be piorce Buchanan, Andrew Johnson 5 here June 13, tells one on himself. | reputation of being onme of the|The London Times contained the |tyres of an ox-cart and a wagon By 'ON GROVER s Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, Har- By CHARLES FOLTZ Vail, it seems, sailed through a greatest pals of racing drivers. He |following: "“Baroness’s ‘coronation |was pyilt some time in the wa‘ WASHINGTON, June 26—There| He lives in a house provided by | g0 BERNE, June 26—Switzerland has barbed wire fence, was practically operates an undertaking establish- robe, only once used, medium in Ransas City by Stone's fathes re Bhiode Who: think that t the State, but two-thirds of it is a g begun fortifying her frontiers and . onuded, and landed in a fat lady’s ment, and turns his hearse into an height, court dressmaker, in per- |Heber Stone, Sr., and Dr. Alasia l; cal spotli AS pa | museum it costs a lot of money because lup ambulance by mercly switching the fect condition. For sale, offers in-'Baker, _ S5kl floures' 3 ; u.: is »wrrnundvrl py guards— Hu e I"dla Dam the Swiss trust none of their neig! As 1 recall it,” Vail says, “I signs. He even goes so far as to |Vited. “It was patented in 1897," Stomk in ar tor ecret service ""_'“ “”_ himself, a bors. me to before the woman who had measure the pilots for their long e says. In Brooklyn, where‘ it was not that Borah and Hoover | special police force for the house or more than a centyry the acted as a cushion regained her pine boxes. Overholtzer's motto is Cards Are Banned. demonstrated shortly after its mari- re puttirtg behind them all public and grounds Faces Threat uf Swiss have been satisfied with the poise. They quickly bundled me said to be “Service Before, During, A . s § ufacture, the city restricted use 4f neither parently has the| \n.roe GOES THE, Alps to defend their neutrality and into an ambulance, and I was ten and After!” So Flremen Reslgn the electric model to the hours be- t remote idea of doing that :{ (] \PREMDENT, * independence. Only a few sm mes more scared we would hit - tween 4 and 7 &, m. After 7 . @ s dmdin L vaders Then there was the case of Louts| SAN FRANCISCO—Declaring the |0 ¢orce recently when City dads |™Miles an hour “when all batteries Sit hib. hechiie | e N ST ’I\.;A’RA(,HI Ir vx : .I\uw»_‘ -One After the war, Swiss military ex- Dishbrow, who had been ted to pram_ of “fixing” tags for traffic put into law an order forbidding were working,” Stone says. His & Forsmbet authoMty on fors J e i ias Akt T8 L g rrigation perts watched thelr rearmin orgue for dead and laid on a 'law violation has a direct relation | firemen to “shuffle and deal” at — o eign affairs and an outstanding in- His mornings are given over m‘p'“ b :n Indx.‘a.s P;u}\lln.u u[y.sm(‘} neighbors with alarm. Broad high rble slab. Attendants were slight- to highway safety, Percy E. Towne, | the fire station. { The only known rookery of sea fluence upon this country’s interna- | conferences iI; s e ‘MMLM.,[”U- “’_"‘O‘i‘“;“:l ON€ ways lead from the Germano-Swiss urprised when he woke up and Chairman of the Public Safety The new law went into effect af-lions on the American mainland is “,m e fifikre Gre. abIGeY Mdalhge NW“’ :" greatest engineering failures frontier at Basel toward Besan jemanded attention Cc{nmn(ee of the California State ter the alleged _n_o}auon of a prev- | at Sea Lion Point, Oregon. On the other hand Hoover was s¢ | 3 week el in France through unprotectc Ralph de Mala, they say. once Automobile Association, urges ajous order prohibiting playing cads e long away from America that for He may lunch at his desk so| The three-fold menace of malar- Swiss valleys ran a corn stalk through his stom- | statewide campaign against it. at v,he station after 11 p. m. SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! e he was more widely Known |pusiness will not hs |ia, seepage and salt deposit threat- Dread Belgiums Role P i TR TN UL J S R AT T RS 2 abroad than at home. But did hit| Routime official writings exceed |¢PS the $112,000000 scheme, and| If war comes, asked Swiss arm become a voice that spoke in term 1_*5 000 papers annually, an A\f‘mp"!“w x)}ublfxxxx has become so acute men, could not Switzerland be of international p\p(,np”“) Vot 80.a ' day that Sind’s new Governor has mov- next Belgium” if Germany should % | Afternocns see fewer visitors, but ed his headquarters to Sukkur per- pick the most vulnerable frontie EXPERIENCE WASTED | . bl sonally to investigate the troubles for a dash to France? Rather, after the war years ar d| He presides at formal dinner afflicting the giant Sukkur dam Switzerland’s answer appeared ir cularly during his troubled pres-| Ordinary dinners and luncheons| TN¢ Project irrigates more than the form of a military budget his attention was focussed |at the White House take on a so. 0000000 acres, which is 500,000 235 million Swiss franes (abou upon domestic questions. He | cial-political aspect due to the ex.|MOT¢ han the total cullivated $76500000), the largest sum ev Lecame the advocate of business ex- | jgencies of time acreage of all Egypt. Main canals approved by the Federal Cou pansion, of development of Ameri-| “opportunity for & simple family fed by the dam total 1,600 miles, for any budget in Swiss history can industry gathering around the dining table|#0d these supply 3,700 miles of dis- Much of it was earmarked fo Inevitably, of course, each had 7 |is relatively rare tributaries foptiftoations art in other fields, Borah in do-| The White House execu of-| Dangerous seepage, however, has SWwiss Socialists immediately estic legislation and Hoover as | fices employ 161 persons rvants | y jeopardized the scheme in £an a campaign to. have all intervenor seeking solution of the|number 20. several areas, bringing with it an money spent in strengthening pest-war reparations and debt ques- | Salary and Ezpenses alarming increase in malaria. ("Ol‘{mn and Italian frontiers where tions. | The Presidency costs the Govern-| In addition, agricultural research Nazis and Fn-swtj ruled. The part each had in the Repub- | ment between $400,000 and $500,000 | WOrKers are seeking a method to The Federal Council, however lican convention was perhaps typi- | annually. The President receivesPr€Vent crops from being ruined by announced that all the frontier cal. Borah seemed most pleased | 100000 a year, $25.000 of w the rise of sub-soil salt. Nould fue (eUTIEd. WHEERE. ! with his anti-league and world court X Financial worries also disturb ad- U frontlers” included the 20-milc can be used only to cover his co: THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1936. border planks, although vociferously fr an- | of transportation and “official en- Ministrators of the project, which of the tiny prinoipality of ti-monopoly and anti-gold standard| tertainment.” 1If his expenses un- involves an annual expenditure of Leicltenstein was not stated, but declarations |der these heads do not total $25- $7,500000. Since this figure repre- Irenchmen were both surprised and And Hoover? He pleaded for an |00, the surplus is turned over fo Sents a large slice of the revenue of Ut 1[:0 I:“"” that Swiss" froops and what he described as a drift|the Treasury. the Province, there is considerable %o ¢ Putlding earthworks. opposite toward dictatorship and agai.| There have been 32 Presidents. apprehension lest Sind acquire a 1€ French frontier. — pointed to industrial development|six died in office, three from as- permanent deficit. 8 Feonch Feotonts i @ a sound course lo recovery. He | assassin's bullets. ' Being President BASE Reporis dhst the s fottivons cast his eyes aboard only (o bring |can worry men, embitter them, set . . el anlal ol Uy back a picture of collectivist gov-|them apart from other men, sadden Buflm I“ Bu Ies oLt e el to HENSE S By ernments which he said were not|jpem marching through Switzerland to- good for America | General william Tecumseh Sher- i E;"{‘)’:"“‘;”“;““’:;? P:‘:‘Iih ge> 5 man said that if he was nominated aiky ik i = CATCH PHRASES | he would not accept and if ected Ends Thmate“ed i:‘iff”l'f!"';\ that [:"’ dpssi Seie Lo e R e e oo invde the_cantons were Prech WATCH THIS SPACE DAILY FOR FOURTH OF JULY out at the convention may figure in|full term, President Calvin Cool- 3 e o s . . ¥ 4 ' 4 campaign language U 1) idge declared: “I do not choose to Pla"t snut D[]W!] Austra’s frontier 1s also fo be SPECIALS which will be featured from 10 to 11 o'clock “Mother Hubbard Economics” - |run.” Sl il 2 Sl each morning. Hoover. | Presidency Brings Prestige Ty vE 6 s e g “New Deal Caeser.”"—Steiwer | Nevertheless, the White House LAWRENCEBURG,Ind., June 25 e B ek e E t s - l‘ s t d Sh ] A New Crusade’—snell has attracted hundreds of men in The buggy business is booming for Lo T ,m,’h‘““\w:";\f their i,;, x l'a pCCIa 0[' a “l‘ ay oppers. “Three Long Years"—Steiwer public life one of the largest buggy factories v ....o ,“m‘““ ol Aot : P Former President Hoover got all| Tnere is a splendor in the Presi-|in the country located here. The joi0 S0 NHSO I, WHO “(‘;b‘f (from 10 to 11 a.m. only) answers to all things in one of Lhe |dency which communicates itself |boom began in 1932 and still is go- (08 (AEHIONY, WaS finger-printed by questions he propounded to the con- | to every incumbent. What the ing strong 6, Ewiss police 1ix thedebg betee F. scism SWEATERS vention. He asked: Bissidant dacy andi tass S rilia ot TG s '35 biAte vou Willing 1o cast your all| o ry cove and does Is of para- | Willlam Kpapp, who st 78, guldes; -Furtification of the Italian, bor- e ast ) @l mount importance to the nation the destini of the company he der is not difficult, for the - 2 upon the issue (of American liber-| and the werld fohas Yers e oo men or the Al All sizes, values to $2.95 for ties), or would you falter and look| & : . o, 4B Lo hemselves Jdrm. (ATt Devtam RIS : R | The United States is full of men buggies last vear for approximaicly than man-made blockhouses. Most Many patterns, in pastels and darker shades. “Yes,” roared part of the massed whose important utterances receive |$75.000. Plant capacity, however, is of the money, Swiss military men audience. With equal vehemence | [ifSt Page attention and start ed:-|> "_U“J buggies a year said, is being spent in preparing to others boomed: torial and informal discussion. But The company’s biggest year was plock a German invasion along the “No. there is only one person whose in 1920 after which sales fell off 500-mile German frontier It was just another case of the|WOTds and acts can have the effect almost to the vanishing point in 2 PR | Irish corporal who shouted to his|¥hich the President can produce, 193“1- ‘Sm@ then its bfl?n different | gyogion of sandstone in the Nava- | ity and that is the President himself. and there's no more talk heard of j, Indian reservation in Arizona | AT TREET “Will ye fight or will ye run?” The President is the leader of the closing the plant. and Utah permits scientists to study ! SEWARD S “We will,” “What say ye?" “We will not!” “That’s right, me brave men; I knew ye would ~- ’,,,,,, NICE HOUSE BT | L Knapp says about 75 per cent of all buggies made are sold in the south. There a buggy has a re-sale value much higher than that of a used automobile, says E. J. Knapp, an official of the local concern natural bridges in all stages of their formation. 300000000000 000000 T lndlan; 7Town s Rentals Average $21, WPA Says SOUTH BEND, Ind., June 26.— The average monthly house rent in this city of more than 100,000 is $21 and the maximum is $40, ac- cording to a WPA survey. The survey also shows that 13,- nation. | out much past error You Must Dress Up For The Fourth! A present success can wipe Until the day | he leaves office the most ineffec- tual most timid President can make for himself a place in history House, prestige surrounds a man who has been elected to the highest MONTE CARLO, June 26.—Coun- | 0ffice. Railroads prefer to make 423 families occupy rented homes terfeiting of chips used at the Monte | @vailable private cars rather than and that a slightly smaller number, U M M s H o E s - Carlo Casino has been discovered | Ordinary “sleepers” when he trav- 13,039, own their residences. s Keller-Heumann-Thompson “Timely Clothes” in a variety of new Spring patterns and fabrics, includiny the Bi-Swing Back Styles. Sizes up to 44. cls. His movements are noted by the press; well-wishers continue to send gifts; he is the center of al an estimated cost of 10,000,000 francs, or $658,000, to the manage- ment. The chips pass as money in A break-down of rental figures shows that 2,880 pay between $10 and $15 a month; 2777 pay be- FOR THE LADIES! Complete Range of Sizes and Colors Monaco and on the French Rivy-|Party conferences. The death of a tween $15 and $20; 2,171 pay from Each of you housewives and business women will iera. former President sends all other $20 to $25; 1,453 pay from $25 to szs, ssn a“d s;s want at least one pair and probably more of these 0 s to the inside pages $30, i 1,235 pay fre 31 i i They're flattering to the foot and A band of international swindlers | "¢V and pay from $30 to $40. E i ; Riw distinctive shoes. They J Is suspected of counterfeiting the Mdou- He Is Selected & ————— Our FUMMERIN De"“’l";‘:‘"";‘: JiiMged Althing comfortable as well! 100-franc and 1,000-franc chips. How does one get to be Presi-| ; ‘ e R, S ] 15 oy Keeps Up with Class A SPECIAL SHOWING OF ARROW AND IDE $3.95 Up a Monte Carlo merchant brougnt| A major consideration of nom- While in Bed Two Years, SHIRTS, both plain and fancy patterns . . . Aroset A Group of Dress Shoes Collars, Non-Wilt collars are featured. $1.95 to $2.50 FOR GROWING YOUNGSTERS Oh! Boy! 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They're appropriate for every daytime oocasion. $4.50 Up Anm Extensive Stock of Shoes ) FOR YOUNG MISSES * $L50Up These shoes have many new style features. bona fide chips at the tables Cleans Up for Olymplcs party leaders feel a nominee’s elec- 'swinging plunged him over a cliff tion chances will be better if he|and onto a pile of rocks. comes from the West, say, instead| Since then the boy has been con- of the East or South |fined to bed except for a few hours A political background has been daily when he has had his study | regarded by both major parties as periods. With the help of faculty an essential qualification for any members and classmates, he com- nominee—preferably political activ- pleted his course. that has made the cundxdau-&; —_——————— as low as 35¢ pair SUMMER SHIRTS Plain and patterned, all collar styles. shrunk, and fast dyed. Others to $3.50. SUMMER TIES New small figured pattern: plain colors. Others to $2.50. All pre- BERLIN—A “face washing” of all municipal buildings in Berlin has been ordered so the capital may present a shining countenance to Olympic Games visitors. The|!'W name a household word Some * city hall, built of ‘dark red bricks, » 1 wai the first to be scrubbed. Governorships are one of the He Pays Twice SUMMER HATS . ...$5.00 with square toes, some with semi-reund toes and R main springboards to the Presi- 3 \ New snap brim models, tyroleans, pork pies and many other popular qualities. In the latest leathers dency. The list of Governors who| GAFFNEY, 8. C.—An intoxicated homburgs. Others, $4.00 to $6.50 A Al Roehhanabias’ Operation Saves Dog includes: Jeffer- |autoist was arrested in Cowpens, son, Andrew Jackson, Van Buren,|20 miles distant, and fined $10 Tyler, Polk, Johnson, Hayes, Cleve-|for driving in such a condition. land, McKinley, Theodore Roose-|Released, he motored here, was ar- velt, Wilson, Coolidge and Frank- rested, fined $51.50, and held until| lin D.. Roosevelt. he sobered. became President TAMPA, Fla—Two Tampa sur- geons are credited with saving the life of a pedigreed English setter by performing a successful opera- “It will pay you to visit our .- — tion to remove from the dog's stomach a spoon it had swallowed while being fed. The spoon, the surgeons said, had lodged cross- wise. Fame derived wholly or in part from martial exploits helped elect George Washington, William Hen- ry Harrison, Zachary Taylor, Grant, Lassen peak, named for an enrlyi Scandinavian settler in California, | is the only active .volcano in the| Benjamin Harrison. United States. B.M.BEHRENDS CO.Inc. "Juneau'’s Leading Department Store” Upstairs Bargain Department” 0000000000 OO OO IIIIIIII||||||IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||||IIII||||Illlll|||||Illlmll|||lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII