The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1936, Page 4

. . [ their answer will depend the degree of trouble Daily Alaska Empire | s i i s i | THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, DEC. 19, 1936. HAPPY BIRTHDAY §;!fur the holiday season when water | of this sign are too:unselfish for |may be menacing. Skaters as well their own best interests. g duced relief program through Congress. 20 YEARS AGO Horosco e |as ocean travelers should be on| James Lanz Allen, jwriter, was ROBERT W. BENDER - - Editor and Manage: No matter what ultimate result will be in| : p |guard. {born on this day 1849. Others wha = jorers 3 TnipiaE| Congress, there is definite assurance now that we| The Empire extends congratula- From The Empire | This is not a favorable planetary have celebrated it as a birthday PRINTING COMPANY at Sec Juneau. | can look for a sharp reduction in relief funds and|tions and best wishes todey Shei | ) | “The stars incline |government for aviation, although include Laura Dewey Bridgeman, Alaska, sl srobable elimination entirely of work relief projects| Dirthday anniversary, to the follow- but do not compel” | there is to be general progress in blind and deaf mute teacher, 18293 Enterea in e Post O vaneau as Second Class|in many instances. It is probable that Alaska will be | 9 ( DECEMBER 19, 1916 development of airplanes. Dangers| Benjamin Disraeli, British statess matter | S due to unsafe machinery are fore- | man, 1804. i - — no exception, | ICE; | 4 . | SUBSCRIPTION RATES. | : g | D o As his last act before assuming| SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1936 |cast under this configuration. | - e s e e he o “Love’ " Without Charge Gilbert Do Vatlt {ihe chief command of the French| Threatening stars dominate in, Towards evening the rule of the, Tty an Empire ad. { 3 i Gordon (‘(| |Army on the Western Front, Gen- the planetary government for this stars is more stimulating and in- if they promptly notify (Detroit News \ Marjorie ‘1‘1ll:n‘~<)m il Neville smasi~d the German|day, according to astrology. Under (spiring than earlier in the day.| the Business Office ¢ e egularity in the delivers One of our great utilities now moves to disarm | B 0 Bost ne for six miles east of the Meuse this sway there may be a depress- S‘>§1a1 affairs should be most suc- O lenhonss: Fews Office, 602; Business Oftice, 374 the critic who in recent years has accused it of ca Douglas B. Eabooek |river, and the French positions ing feeling that should be over-‘cehsful. st - ————|ing in on the ardent impulses of the consumer. oliver DEaho: i were a short distance of come by church-going or outdoor| College students are subject to| MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. 5 3 hces that “Le —the tra- T | wher2 the mans stood at the!recreation. {influences making for | e Prese 18 exclusively entifled io the use for | telegraph company announces tha e e tra e ; f Y | S aking for romance. | i g e ation o aM hows dicpatches credited o It or not other- | ditional tenth word in the wire—will hereafter be | _ c foutset of the Verdun drive, Foreign astrologers who make|Girls may be coquettish and Iack | HARRY RACK, Druggist republica DECEMBER 20 : wise credited in this Iocal news published | {1anemitted without charge | b LN | B predictions for the coming year|seriousness while present aspects|| “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” herein X% ; 1 tha ! Mrs. B. S. Sullivan ) i | 938 and discern nu-| prev, | " F g There are those who have suspected that get- | Donald Tyer There was a belief In Douglas|Wwarn of war in 1 Al; hs prevail. JKA C BCULATION GUARANTEED TO > BE LARGER ting out folders of prepared thoughts, suited to such | 3 Y 1at the man Againsky, sted in|merous portents in the oruscopes Persons whose birtndate it is have THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION sentimental occasions as Valentine’s Day, Mother’ o I‘;’”:(“‘ |connection with the “Babe” Brown|of rulers of European countries.|in.’sugury of a year of tempiation] Day, the Yuletide, graduations and the like, the indus- | {o | murder, could explain the horrible|but there are also omens of conflict| ¢, <penq ‘money, for many friends| "Tomorrow's Slyles try ‘was moved by low, msrpenary .consideralions, | [affair if he so desired. It was to start sooner. are foreseen. Speculation should | " Notl it seems, was farther from its thoughts |reasoned that if Againsky were the| United work for peace is enjoiN-ipe gyoided, since losses are predict- TOdQY | Where its business brings it in contact with the loftiest MODERN nd of the woman, as he was|ed upon all nations. The seers|oq | {nige of Xuman Jeelng, e i i to have been, he would have emphasize the responsibility of the| persons whose birthdate it is have bk AR - "d“”"“m birk Zm‘ml le ",l o £l IQU ETE 2 the first to appear upon the United States in maintaing friend-|ine augury of a year of temptation of tender QULiHSIPRTEELE e e deTiexe { |-cene after the report of the mur- 1y world relations. to spend money, for many friends } PO L T e By Roberta Lee | was circulated. The fact that| This is a threatening sway for'aye foreseen. Speculation should e 7 never appeared, though in Ju-|labor and new complications appear|ye ayoided, since losses are pre- i izl S ",' el ”,';m:p“,'"]”(,“':,"‘] ]:‘“n:‘,‘(‘,} w1 at the time, was taken to indi-|to be presaged for the new year:!gjoteq. b Q. When attend an ope s that -He w Az t had|All the ns forecast growth of| cpilaren bor: i . E \ile s 7| 2 1s aware of w 1a( hildren born on this day prob-| } [of a company's pencil while pondering which of (lhx | what should the man nearest the place before the affair was|Power among union organizations:|apy will be exceedingly intelligent ’uneau s Own Store indispensable 10 could most easily be spared. With |y, 45 when another man calls ¢ S iBv. othas Uranus is in an aspect read as|, i g N t proble s BTN w done. By throwing in a fi | ACK wn by others. < end conscientious. Many subjects el id Ahae led to | the bo % indicating widespread muddled i e el Love,” a whole new field of expression is opened to | : e A ; S oA i z —-— 3 i fpblt fer. No more will the reciplent puzzle her | A- He should rise and relinquish | Tpe Alaska Juneau defeated the!thinking that enables the teaching| 1 i B wire which might have been crystal |DiS seat. He may stand or stroll junoau High School, 22 to 13 and|of class hatred. Open minds should lclear if a significant word had not been omitted to |about until the guest leaves. Arctic Brotherhood team won receive \«.ld( mmlu(’m,n ml l;(l.l(‘ Mr e JDUCTION ELIEF S TR | s e Al Q. Is it possible for a person to|(. . perseverance 16 to 9. economic laws, astrologers decla N ? os BELUCTION DRI IER ST e i L e overcome sensitiveness? 2 Churches should benefit greatly { ' A. Yes; this can be done by, -pe lineup for the AB team con- this week when there will be gen- Prasideat; Roon P Kol & l!un\ Eighth Us ed Ax mingling freely with people, andjiieq of MeQueen and Kletzing, efous contributions to philanthro You are invited to present this " cult )blem 1 ns fr South - |5 s “ 9 E AL - associations 0 arities. :ml difficult problen LA i u‘.mlmh ot to be IMper- ¢ .wovqe: Blackwell and Ed Swee- e ociations .incll o 11;111:;‘“ coupon at the box office of the merica and prepares for the convening of Congress. ) sona v vdi: MatHEwS . center eligious interest w: e . | Sritain & toditie aL noy, guards; Mathews, center. On In fact, he started it before he went away and part| A bill o give Great Britalh o odifled S WO®| @ 15 butter ed at ! perseverance team were Bron. ened and the clergy well suppo . of the action became effect this week, as of Decembe eral divorc st o eould leave out | formal dinner? ol Mol ed this winter. The quest for spil a ltol heatl'e relief costs, which means reduction in relief on a % fp to call them English be- R Lauden, center. vls,”“l o p‘(\'(mg:x‘;\ yii‘\:\;ld wide front. Turner Catledge reporting to the o 5 root than the British, have ik ~((‘)’(‘m bk ‘\L}s s and receive tickets for your- o e b i et s " DAILY LESSONS it Mo upon those who hold personal ap- self and a friend or idea of the program in these words which the law r , ; ; <harmgLobiiE “! | pearance important as an ‘ndic fulativecta The President’s whole intention now is to bru IN ENGMISH s SEE a tion of personality. reduce the relief rc ind relief c Henry VIIL had so much trouble with one divoree 6 {EalR: Bver Ahe Bl ion s ] : keeping with the absorption of workers by that he preferred thereafter. for his own pe of | | By W. L. Gordon Killisnoo. Perscns whose birthday it is have “ 9. private employers, and he has ordered a re- mind and domestic ity, to cut their | Lt {he augury of a year of unusual ex- armer ln e ke survey of the lists in each > to determine off. But then he W a king, but, be & As em perience which may be attended by how much the curtailment may be made as of king, a man, and the En it was & man's| words Often Misused: Do not say, Legislatu b . perplexing situations. Lonely plac- . . s a paid-up subscriber of The December 15. On the basis of tF world |“I threw the paper in the waste- had formed a Native Civil League es should be avoided. : relief administrators have calculated t} Elizabeth avoided divorce troubles by not marry- |packet Say, “into the wastebas- and prepared resolutions asking the' Children born cn this day prob- least 154,000 workers may be cut from the r ing them. She as a queen and although a WOman |yoc to denote direction City Co nize the league ably will be highstrung and tal- al y as a mplre lar rolls and 250,000 drought cases may be would have had less trouble thar { her country~ | ofien Mispronounced: Halfpen- as the governing body of vil- ented. Subjects of this sign often transferred to the Resettlement Administra- |women, cven led, in get of a male brute |, = preferred pronunciation is ha- The object of the League have e od luck all tion, out of a total of about 2,500,00 on WPA or pest ar hou: &ibo. conldl W | o fifs as 1n e unstre: to promote better sanitation, through their liv Good only for current offering project work the ax she proved on E A divorce i have |i" o5 in it, accent first syllable conditions and morals among ~ Cyrus T. Brady, clergyman, was Your Name May Appear Tomorrow The work-relief costs would drop from a [been léss eas ; ; 1" Often Misspelled: Mistake; on St o Al Wi born on this day 1861, Others Who monthly rate of $168,000,000 in Novem! Tres is a charge the mar son would Misstate, two have ce ed it as a birthday in- WATCH THIS SPACE $152,000,000 as of December 15, heading to find_difficult these days in sustaining against a "o ) o oploordial, hearty, grac- Miss Thora Opdahl and John! clude Prince George, member cf | the goal of $100,000.000 a month, which the pouse, and it would be condemned as a method even |, =0 " o oo tine affable unis, both of Thane, were mar- Royal' Tamily, 1802; |2 ===ty e = — President is understood to have set prelimin- |if it had no more natural d peev) <!-I-m( . % | Word Study: “Use a word thre December 14 in the Dc ssaing; Charlet, French| = 0 ary to submittir 1 estimate on re costs | person to the fiction that he had beaten the tar & M 4 -4 Pt e A el ¢ Hn’“”" JUf t5 Keyelon ’l” “1'”, ‘“",\,1 i‘{.({ 5 ‘” (~,I,,:‘P,‘.“”,‘ :K-],(. 5 ¢ even now must , Oné word every day day’s word he ceremor ucted in the, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1936 ies, they are apparently not to be made with- 10t do in Great Bl 1 i Y | thimitable: incapable ¢ \ing " Aneuag ccording out difficulty. The question is not only ad- |have been found twice having breakfast in bed I“»'l"w”’» HIEAPADLS of “heng ]““’ % language according to on this date the winter solistice See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Py e o ! p 1 nan’s world and that | ited; immea Ilimitabl rites kes place with Leo rising and ministrative; it also political. Members of The Er mar orld 1 5 r e will 1 ) choose betwee woman onc never a; y no |Space e Mars in opposition to the meridian the new Congress wil hae to choose between | nce Bosls i LDy Seveoledl Badk etos 2oz i1 oppoits jo bt meridles | flelephions 406TBNISREhrondUiBehic Bldg 1e plan of th ore to reduce relief C 10ail = i oy L 3 1] 1Us 14 15 ll\'\!i(‘ and the den 1d from their commu 5 flow sedimented pools nd stagnate. e = apy S P must be ’_n the office lieved to forecast evebtns of su- S —— mers ties to continue them on a ndiose scale The I vorce law leads to more immoralities L ARN noen. Snow White gionificance on the planet Earth. The question will come to a head within | than moralities. The ideal of family life is not served LOOK and EAT ad Shortly before the entry of the > the first two weeks of the session when Mr. {when the man and woman have found their 1 R R B Sun into the sign of Capricorn For Prompt, Safe, Efficien: PHONE é 5 : : G Dude Haynes' Orchestra %is Play- ipere were aspects read ¢ : it Roosevelt must ask Congress for additional offends it By A. C. Gordon there were aspects read as holding \ o 9 i ¥ ire R FUR B L ing at the TERMINAL tonight. , A3l i it e Service CALL A unds with which to carry on relief operations | i evil portent Adverse influences until June 30, the end of the current fiscal Lure of Beach Gold Lo % —adV. are strong and warn of dangers to year. It had been estimated that the relief | TR 1. Who saved Robert E. Lee from (Continued from Page One) | many nations. CHECEKER CAB (Seattle Business Chronicle) beng tried for treason after the 5 Women should be especially cau-| - appropriation of $1,425,000,000, made early this I Many accidents are foreshadowed = THE TERMINAL “Deliciousty Different Foods™ Catermg to Banquets and Private Dinner Parties HOTEL GASTINEAU | Every Effort Made for the | Comfort of the Guests! ! GASTINEAU CAFE | in connection AIR SERVICE INFORMATION LUMBER Juneau Lumber Mills, Inc. — year, would last to June 30, but this calcula- Pethaps 1t s ‘a holioyer from ohildhood idags | CI¥il War? [ e X |tious under this sway which pre-| tion, was upset by the drought with its extra |y faith was placed in stories of travelers wander- | 2 What is the chief city of Ala- [ Alaska Music Supply | sases frustrations and disappoint- Joad of $300,000000 and by the failure of pri- |ing glong the shores of strange lakes or oceans and [bama? | Arthur M. Uggen, Manager | |Ments. Home interests are safest.; vate industry to meet expectations in taking | icking up golden pebbles, but in Alaska this summer | 3. Which is the best swimmer of | pianos Musical Instruments | | Envy and jeolousy may be wide-| up the slack in employment. there was r-ore prospecting of beach sands than ever. | the bear family? I and Supplica | |spread when peace and good will| DDAEC] S JauRpRannes, g WEA WLl |One of the reasons for it is that such areas are more | 4 What were the three 1nguag- | phone 206 122 W. Second | Should rule. Class conflicts may have only $120,000,000 with which to carry on accessible than brushy creeks far inland, reached only es of the Bible? i @ |be apparent in many human rela- | ity W Las side) the:projdoted alibealion of© 1;tter ays of hasd dralling 5. What South American river = = tions. | ;‘“*1‘{00"8" tor ‘“‘;1““:‘I““Fb"““]‘”“l‘g ‘]’1"‘1""" | Another is that U. S. (‘rmu ical Survey tested |has waters that are inky black? | "'o‘“ 5 T ‘ cr 15, Consequenty. the President will have |, ATOUDEE 8 that U S Geclosinl Suriey, teied S Il FORD AGENCY || — — — to send a supplemental estimate to Congress ) 3 gy iy e i - | ) (e s \as paid less attention to Bils et Nema will | ANSWERS | ‘L‘]"‘“:"‘ Jl“"""l"‘l" "“:‘ “‘"‘;l“"l’;‘fl““‘]“l“ "‘ll‘":‘ |be remembered, was a famous beach-gold camp in| 1. General Grant, | (Authorized Dealers) | e hole relief question, disclosing his plan }',-‘. # B ore iS S sel od arg ent ver| =« . e 1 1 ™ for drastic and systematic curtailment carly days. - Thete Ji AWl §5 Unsobtled RipUinont aWRE Y o4 Blrsinghain. | GREASES { Cigars ; {the matter of whether beach gold is washed up by| 3 The polar Bear | -GH { Regardless of the cheer which taxpayers | 3 he Polar Bear. GAS — OILS | g XDAYeTS |{he sea. or is deposited there by alluvial flow from wifheiug Besos STIAPRRINS. | F will serid up for this plan, the President must |y o yins 4. Hebrew, Aramaic anc Lt | o 3l 1gcn'ettes | rely more upon his personal popularity than |™'° gt Lo o i correct, and regardless of| e Greek. 1§ JUNEAU MOTORS upon taxpayer approval in dealing with relief | ! pr haes 2 e 5. Rio Negro, one of the chief | led curtailment. Among the personnel pe |Whether the “big strike” is to be made by dredging |y, iaries of the Amazon. Foot of Main Street | Y curtallment. Among the persoinel 10 be |the beach sands or tracing “colors” back into the hills, | i [ ! "{“1""": Suoul SR A8 Adminklrative works it is certain that for many years men will continue to e e Cards | i i nopsl & i mA ,"”f:::‘ “‘1! o pursue Dame Fortune along the thousands of miles DUTCH SAYS: = a — | B e D e e | AURSKRE coRg He has in a shipment of storage || GENERAL MOTORS || ‘ e e gt : 7 i TRy TR RIS ) | batteries and flash light batteries, | and 1 T H E | T radident | Rocsayslt's " dbarte LiaE. | action The old Spanish Prisoner fraud still persists, (and that most anyone can lay | MAYTAG PRODUCTS II i might be freer of obstacles if ‘the mandate at although one would think that every one ought to |corrugated iron roofing so it \\'nl_[ W. P. JOHNSON ] ! the polls were clearer. At least part of the know that g Spanish prisoner nowada very rarely | leak—proper method can be found Sceicaes” ¢ popular manifestation in his behalf was due lasts long enough to write a letter.—Boston Herald. page 5 Popular Mechanics shop [P R T T o —..; l { to his relief policies—how much, no one knov COR R TS, mtfspfm 1937, fHise conpes chains “Smiling Service” A R c T l c | Some of it resulted undoubtedly frem the faith The fighting in Spain is most confusir it's here, |and restone in stock. ) | | of taxpayers pledges to halince the it’s Yhere, it's everywhere, and yet never seems to g0 | DUTCH'S ECONOMY [ Bert’s Cash Gmcery ! Federal b 1o one knows how anywhere.—Boston Globe. |adv. GARAGE. | PHONE 105 S 1A%t nhenEEered b pt s, i | e ;Free Delivery Juneau Pabst Famous electorate “Into_every life some rain must fall” Social| Try a bowl of the TERMINAL'S | v cecurity fixes the rainy day age at 65.—Toledo Blad> spm.u Chili tonight. —adv. | T T o l())rat'llgx.t Beer 4 52 il A e e 8 n Tap Shop Early to I Choice Selections! PHONE 36 : Siwop Larly to Insure Ghotce delections. “JIMMY" | Devlin’s. Hot Point Elec. Irons. Melody House. | Shoes and Hose. Devlin's. Shoes and Hose. Ham. Beach Mixers. w Coutvs_,-;5w Swanson Bros. ‘Alaska” by Lester D. Henderson. Melndy Huuae' Bilex Coffee Mixers. Melody House | Skis, ;5 00 up. Swgnson Bros. Woolen Jacket, $5.00. Swanson Bros. “Alaska” by Lestcr D. Christmas Cards at The Emphe Shoes and Hose. Devlin's. Henderson | Permanent Wave. Edson Wave Shop. m’edlecrnit Shop. | Bed Jackets. |Pon.cd Plant The Juumu Florists. |‘Ala.sl.a vy Lester D. Henderson Flowers by telegraph Juneau I-‘lm'ists. 8ki Poles, $3.00. Swanson Bros. “Ala=" by Lester D. Henderson. Christmas Cards at The Empire. Fancy Pottery. The Juneau Florists, Elecmc Toaster. melody Hausm For very prompt CARLSON LIQUOR DELIVERY NOTICE After January lst, 1937, and until interest will be paid on savings deposits at the rate of two and one half percent Shoes and Hose. Devlin's, further notice, Barrell Sweaters $1.35. Needlecraft. Pen;anehti"g . Edson Wave Sh;};. Flowers from the Juneau Florists. Cedar Chests. The Colfanite Store. per annum. Radio Stands. The Colfanite Store. Flowers from the Juneau Florists. CHRISTMAS TREES—Brought In starting December 14. Keep your orders for us. Harris Hardware, The B. M. Behrends Bank i | | ! li 230 South Franklin Telephone 411 CONNORS MOTOR CO0., Inc Distributors PONTIAC CHEVROLFT BUICK INSURANCE Allen Shattuck Established 1898 Juneau Alaska — WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 48% AR gt e