The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, 1937 s 5 . is now charged that he is life member of the hooded | F Y. a | — # ' A . ol ' i Daily Alaska Empire |ociio o LTy O il T eskrat Noves | [T Expert ¢ We have no idea whether Judge Bl i 20 4 | II o e ROBERT W. BENDER - - Editor and Manager | < ge Black pala his ‘(’flrs go £ OTOSCOPC S + Fmd‘ Family R 2 B | ten dollars at some time or other for Klan member- The Empire extends congratula | R ” Hel f l Published evers evening except Sunday by EMPIRE | ship or not. A great many people did and shortly | tions d% ¢ wishes 'tod " 4 From The Empire 1 «“Th . el Rghvu Ames, PAA mechanc, was OoWs piu PRINTING COMPANY at Second 1 Main St Junnsu, | oo eatter forgot abOUL, ususlly SSHAMAR th KAt Oy birih dan est wishes ay, their ] |1 The stars incline admitted to St. Ann's Hospital —_— ot NN | fiad ean 8o guilible. Tt is poesibie ONE GUABE BMERINE Bt £t by s 7 but do not compel” | this morning for medical care. pErenit T e L Eutered in the Post Office in Juneau as Second Class| i 2 g: SRPTEMBER 30, 1917 i |family “rows” are a beneficial fac- matter. among them. If he was, it would prove nothing AROTEABER %0 f | * s Tom Thompson, a medical patient, OF in rearing children, in the opin- g SUBSCRIPTION RATES ccept that he fell, along with about a million and a Mrs. W. M. Whitehead The Astoria and Puget Sound FRIDAY, OCTBER 1, 1937 was dismissed yesterday from St./ion of Sidonie M. Gruenberg, child Delivered by earrier in Juneau and Douslas for $1.23 per month. | Lialf others, for an old mysterious organization money- leh‘am Yoo 4 camnery at Excurson Inlet was en- Ann’s Hospital | specialist. By 1 1, postage 0 the owing rates 4 e ! s % “ 5 One ear, in_advance, ox mohiher 1o udvance, 36.00; | raiSing stunt which dates back almost to the history | ARBIE Bardarin firely destroyed by fire with 8 loss| pn ol TEl e ol L . can think of nothing more e osaribars il confer & favor it Shar will prompity notity | T, MAN Merle George of about $300,000 In “g'g’:)‘“’?, :f’,day. according to astrology. This is it e :I’wvtol‘:::timg e e failure or ir,esularity in the de. A few years ago there swept the land an organi- Henry A. Benson |the cannery "‘”“““‘"""J"(;UF“E]"run auspicious date for arranging| from. 5t. 'Ann's Hospital] o, 48 l::]dd i A S Cabtranas:. Niwas Ebise aut: | Musto sckitios, 94 zation known as the Decimo Club, It, too, had a ten- D. S. Weyand {oiS el et J08 et ay.|new enterprises for the winter. following medical care., ver Unx;rerfiltv mi’fiffi?“ i r membership arrangement and it was con- - - R wards, cannery superinten .| Whatever is creative or con-| ST W i ‘9 MEMBER OF ASS u\nn I‘Rl\\ *. rived in ‘Juneau aboard the com- iniotive Deneiit . i iila Paul Key Lucas, a surgical pa- ‘Healthy family argument,” she The Associated Pr d ie use for |sidered sort of smart to carry’a Decimo card. In a| . pany tender and telegraphed the |® ructive nm] s under this ]“1:1 ol<[mm o diliak o Shon &Y, ‘ caid, “glives children an insight into ation of all © no R ik 1 3 : D i o g0 | the stars which encourages building , (Was dismis! ‘om St. Ann's <N : i ort time the fade passed, or somebody caught up | peregeips spor 3 3 Pl ¢ the problems of life,” L 7ot short. ime , : it w [ DAILY LESSONS | |owners o ful report of the tive|ihe stars whieh enconrages bulding| ol I G s problen bublished her ith the Treasurer, and another sharp idea passed| | IN ENGLISH | |Which started in the botler room 0% R SHECEEE S A i | e —_— | of space oc 2 y factories. o 3 ALASKA CTRCULATION GUARANTEED LARGER | into the limbo of forgotten things { O | |trom unknown causes The sonfteuration is promising for| “J#Mes Leonard Morrison, who was,| , D% Teki J. FYErgiiflifantist for TAAN THAT OF ANY OTHER FUBLICATI ¥ . STy 1 | g e gonliguraplo promising’ 101 45 . - m" Indidn Bureau, sailed on the X e, The history of the Klan is that it rises and falls By W. L. Gordon Bt those who sigi’ legal papers of ev- ght from the Polaris Alaska. for: Yakutat in' connection Right now it is on the due to the vast amount | 4| Capt. Sidney D. Terry, formerly jopy sort and especially for con-|T @n emergency flight yes /s with his duties. of publicity given the Black appointment. After Judge| " = in charge of the commissary de-|iucts or international agreements. (!‘“’l';”“” d to be in a fa : 1 A | S€ ay, e he Perseve ce e 7 . " Ol t S A s Hiack tGrimally fikes Gp his dubles'en/tn-bansh we'l | o SR GRS LT BEE S0, (PARRIEDL OF S50 Lorier Kee Ei | Women, are ALl (dhEstiedt seodas e e aaans Mo probably hear no more about it. And we do not be- | oo L PR Disre “;,"“”k' "m“ exr 8L o n e, ot BLLDEHE R SOHEDS B e e Bert’s Cask G ) get. isre- | France, gus! ace 4 | pertains s| s for arel or — [lieve that the jurist is going to sit on the bench with | member is colloquial |l o : . : perialng So SICHPRY Tor ’1’-“‘ OTL el A P i ert’s Las rocery | s colloquia word received in Juneau by L. J.l}icehold furnishing odistes| nnic Andescon | was dis- PHONE 105 |a hood over his head as some of the anti-appointment | . Often Mispronounced: Error. Pro- Recedy, employment agent for the oo milliners should. benefit 1 nissed this morning from St. Ann's| | Free Delirere i | boys would have us think {nounce er-er, first e as in bet, sec- |Alaska Gastineau Mining Company. | This is read as a fortunate day for| 10SPital where she has been receiv- SR ] — = ond e as in her. He had many friends in Juneau)giic who seck any sort of \"”l’l“"l ng dical card. e —_— Comiiitsnes Danas m:[ulfin Misspelled: Rehearsal; al, “1;“"[ |::m|{:‘jw(‘]mhlaRil'll'\?!(\p /u!x\uul:‘m; iment and especially for Vininiat Sa e e AI* —_——— a_—?: 4 wrlske 2 W ey *|the artistic professions., Actr 5 ok 2 aines, a 1 | TR | Synonyms: Uninhabited, unten- \and not yet mailed, was found ! gc it B edical patient, mitted to aska Federal S‘avmgs { | 5 anted, unoccupied, deserted, aban- y the effects of Capt. Terry. ¢ % he Government tal yestor- 1 | a3 it Y o e s | B pic d, aban- among the effects of Ca | Men who wield authority ihe . il yester- | ‘and Loan Association and Exchange Commission, ends an official career | Tt o Lo e Ject to planetary influences il I Aocounie: HentS T Pnls which has been diligent, unsensational and, on the |, SHR B R e Starring in "Juneau moving plc-|tend to produce good feeling onithe| . 0 L P. O. Box 2718 Phone 3 | —_— — - whole, conservative. Under his chairmanship he has| .o " 0 0 astering o theatres were Mary p"k“)““p rt of those whom they ruie {h ‘l “} }...” our, medi-| Temporary Office; ARGy [followed his predecessor, Joseph P. Kennedy, in|Sretse OuF WORUIIIEY oV WASIOMAE in “The Poor Little Rich GINl”| Great fluctustions of sentiment| el Sk ke (j"’“ COLUMBIA LUMBER CO. 0 WE'RE “FROZEN 1 avoiding the hostile attitude toward the institutions | P7o WOIA BIEE (AW ;i' s word: and Blanche Sweet in “Public OP-|ioward government heads will bel: e Wy e ”-‘,_““l“_““]’ kr"‘ A e ¢ pervised which has characterized many other ‘Gov- | NE: to 1P EEE ASERNS JOM inion lapparent through the next few| R PaL o BE O e £ The American Legion ‘convention in New York' ernyment bureaus since 193 His personal ”““("“‘f.n,(r ing m, ‘(,01 er, "ait. 1‘ in- e iweeks. Today the planets appear ( smond Wiison, Victor Hoesen and City was a highly”colorftl affair. And so were some with Stock Exchange authorities have been friendly; rw Il> us into Christ.” — Jeremy = Elmer A. Friend, who had been|to smle upon them Timothy Wilson Whes > Neww, ¢ of the stories written in the eastern papers about|they themselves have frankly recognized that many |T4¥Ior it a member of The Empire editorial| This evening should be propi-! ke RIS AlaSka and its delegation, it is revealed in a newspaper of the commission’s innovations have been useful |y~ _ = ::A” Jorlnm\l\ two ears, llon 1::1 tious for public ceremonies and es-| Ala by Lester D. Henderson. DIESEL OIL—UTAH COAL clipping on the Legion parade’ sent here by W. S Considering what was apprehended from Government | ‘y ;wud o0 investiagte a )ll\ll\lw\‘p,\x(»‘d”‘ for banquets at which m“-—_ Pullen, Manager of the local power company, who I'PL.\IhIll()H when, a few years ago, so large a part of | | LOOK cmd LEARN | o.Im that ‘h.‘d been made to him|tional affairs are discussed | GENERAL HAULING th Mre. Pullen is how on & visit to his old home i COUETess and the general public were holding. the £ | by the Seward Gateway | Persons whose birthdate it is have| 2 e S d AL S " Stock Exchange wholly responsible for the 1929 panic By A. C. Gordon | [R— the augury of a year of good for-| STORAGE and CRATING Portland, Me and the subsequent depression, this is much to say 4 | Early risers witnessed one of the tune. Unexpected happiness through! With an appropriate roh, yeah' Mr. Pullen: Byt in what may be called his valedictory remarks (¥ rare sights seen by the opening of |love and friendship is foretold. | OALL US culled this gem from an eastern newspaper account Mr, Landis reverted to the attitude of the theorist| 1. What breed dog is a whippet? a ‘“perfect dq:,‘ in Juneau and it Children born on this day prob-| 4 of the parade rather than that of the practical investigator. He| 2. How many foreign students seemed good to be just alive. Thelably will be of strong chasoter and! JUNEAU TRANSFER n i a8 &9 arguing > C ste eliming are there Tnited States colleges? aiaa & e ‘ Then came the Alaskan unit which came was not, he said. arguing for the complete elimination |are there in United States colleges? mountains stood out in bold relief active mind. Subjects of this sign| Phone 48—Night Phone 696 to the convention with the knowledge it can’t of the speculative operator but against his dominance 3. In what story was Dolly Var- and the new snow on their tops usually have foresight and intui-| return to the frozen north until April, since , of the market. But when would dominance begin?iden a character? gave a hint of approaching winter. tion. They ‘are fond of study and. ORI the last ship for home will have sailed before He does not tell us. Speculative activity, even when | 4. What is dry farming? It was also observed that the higher research, 1 g i i o &% they leave New York not manipulated in the usual sense, “does not create | 5What two rivers in the Unit- mountains were "smoking” die to| f, : { { 2 ord sbroke, orator a Aside from the reporter who seemed to be having buying power, but makes the market less stable than led States have 10,000 tributaries? the eastern breeze which swept q,"p:m,l:‘m“l};“(l))l:'n 2‘ \t([!;‘ 1:" FORD AGENCY : a little “it” and “they” trouble with his grammar, it ought to be.” This would apparently assume that = them 078 Gtk et (Authoiized Dealers) { i > snkoms , ANSWERS 1678. Others who have celebrated 3 . { it is evident that there is still room for a few Alaska Professional speculation for the rise would not usually | ANE o he elebrated | { B arlaspLiha s : L Alaskd 1o offset by professional speculation for the fall | 1. A small swift dog of a breed . The petit jury for the fall of 1917 it as a birthday include Louis Un ' GREASES { Atimatadiors (n the hat fo disssanionis'a litile correct To Mr. Gay's contention that a “thin market” |developed from a cross between a assembled in the istrict Court and ‘ermeyer, American poet and jou H 2 { information on the Territory. For example, that one .y it qifficult for investors to sell or buy and makes | greyhound an da terrier was excused until the following RAlist. 1868; P. Esquicl Rojas, 1844; v n’ t ! GAB--~ 008 { can travel to Alaska by ship the year around and to iy easy for sudden speculative orders to cause unduly | 2. The number for a recent year morning. Jury members were W. Kirkman George Finlay, bishop, a S OI‘e ! { any part of the Territory by airplane 12 months in | wide breaks or advarices, Mr. Landis answers only by |was 5900. ¥ Britt. A. G. Brown, F. W. Hebert, 1877 | JUNEAU MOTORS | the year; even to Nome where, it is true, ships do arguing that “an excessive number of long or short! 3. “Barnaby Rudge,” by Dickens. W. E. Nowell, L. M. Ritter, Edward ’COP\H"M 1937 | % Foot of Main Street { not ply in the winter, but airplanes do. Much has positions ready to be liquidated” creates an unstable| 4. The profitable production, s 0 F. A. J. Gallwas, William - T — | t been written about the last ship of the season out of Market; that “ a real estate market built on specula- juseful crops without irrigation, u lvar, Charles Johnson, Richard | Visit the e L PR ) el Nome and 1o doubt that is where the convention re- | ton” is a market “built on sand,” and that the defense |der a_ranfall of 20 inches or less. McCormick, Alex Nelson, William| Sortor ot his idea that we are frozen in. But, my ©f Markets with large buying and selling orders would | 5. Mississippi and Missouri Riv- Stubbins, William Frank, Edward SITKA HOT SPRINGS s v L D8 ke P e 1 % Y justify 1929. But he makes no mention of the usually |ers Mugford, Frank Hellar, W. C. Blan- | | Mineral Hot Baths Cigars lad, boats are just one means of transportation in (.. .ective influence of professional speculation in a A LR .. c¢hard, P. L. Webster and Oscar | Accommodations to suit every Alaska today Alaskans travel more miles by air an- puying mania of the public, or of the fact that riotous | nually than any similar group of people in the world real estate speculation is always on the buying side. and wh! suspect thes Busesnwol An'l.o.mn.t dowary J.,wauuionll lnbalpul'\unn of the stock market hns‘ {in"the past had much to answer fok. " Its abusds ought | Halm taste. Reservations Alaska 1 s ] Transport, 300 Rucms . 300 Bati; Sram .50 .‘)nul Weerly Kates ODERN, IQUETTE™" “Tomorrow's Styles . Cigarettes Candy in Washington will bear us out E But, at any rate, thanks to New York for putting t0 be and virtually have been abated by restrictive | % ALASKANS LIKE T the Alaska delegation second in the line of march, Tegulation. both before and since the Securities Com- | | By Roberta Lee * Today” Cards Hght bat x; 3 the m”' 1 Commanddr and his stafr,}ission camp into being. But if the reasoning of Mr.| .. NI IRE S AR, oaay PHONE 36 By e S L i ipa A1 Landis were exactly applied, it would go far toward 3 ; We appreciate the hono | opposing all speculation, whose office is recognized | Q When is the coffee poured, i For very prompt % as steadying the grain market, for example, where |Scrved in the drawingroom af THE KLAN RIDES AGAIN speculative buying constantly sustains prices against | dinner? LIQUOR DELIVERY ST, urgent farmers’ marketings, and where speculative ! A. The coffee is poured into ti i e L T e L E w The Ku Klux Klan rides again, and, it selling often protects them against excessively wide |Cups before bringing it in, then SR I A 0 D08 W M . ances because a temporar screase i es. |served from a large tray. | | at ten dollars per ride. That used to be the going | advances because of a temporary decrease in supplies. |SeIVe ) R | | ] o v ;s " r ” rate back in the fore part of the '20s when it was 7 —— ‘““(i_’) ‘1“”)“‘?\- the names of two or ; [ The Rexall Store Quite & passing fade fo wear a hood and play boogy| The United States Army has pufchased planes |MOFe hostesses appear on an invi- { [luneau’s Own Store| your man. Imperial Wizard Evans claims that a few years | that can fly five miles a minute. Such are necess S m‘.:.( 1.?-’;“ LRSS -.‘, ‘ Reliable pa(,NE following the World War, the Klan boasted a member- |8nd aid in making war more uncomfortable. But we }p',\ )‘T(;“”“', :,,,\f B hneh Dnida the ! pharmacists Pabst Famous " 2 e e _loffer the customary 8 to 5 that the next war, like the i o N c.ene e e compound | ship of G . A%t (M"”, apiece that is nice ). " wi) pe won by infantrymen marching three miles .‘”{"“ is to be given ‘ | prescrip- . Dfl!ughl Beer business, if you can get it. Now, it appears, the|, o “w . 8. in Chicago Tribune | Q. What does it indicate when a “y ml [ i OnT Knights of the nightshirt propose to ride again, aided : SRS T man who has escorted a girl to a ap otte ¢ o 0 e S or's ores: dance, chooses another g as his and abetted by some of the members of COGTESS| yr\ pooevelt is right When he 5ays that the tme 'samiey Toreey Siother gl as his ! Butler Maure Drug Co. : i ; Black to the Supreme Ceurt haven't we been promised in ringing tones that it | ., Gyl ol vt ! i i ; 3 5 3 B0 s that ILioe nis quty, which is that he Until the recent appointment of former Senator |is never going to rain again?—Worcester (Mass.) |0 cho G Wi ‘1‘9“1:,‘\[“,;},,,‘;;“‘“\‘:?{2 PUROLA REMEDIES z S 1G R I D S CARLSON Black to the highest bench, most of the nation had| Evening Gazette. la et e p J ! BEAUTY SALON [ ] forgotten there wag such. a, hing as the Klan. It . el whom e Reiciie PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- (| | ? E ; , y 3§ : ! FULLY COMPOUNDED | | ‘YOUR APPEARANCE IS it probably safe to assume that most of those who “our: troops.did not land untii'now because of | % = -+, { OUR RESPONSIBILITY” : ; our policy of non-aggravation,” says Tokyo's spo i ON THE MEZZANINE {1 had paid their ten dollars membefship fee at some | our policy o ggravation,” says Tokyo's sp | |} Front Street Next Coliseum {| | Shattuck Bldg. Phone 318 | time or another had forgotten it too. But in order | Man. Its nice to have things down in snow bla HOTEL JUNEAU | . s e s intment of Black to the bench. |and coal white—H. V. Wade in Detroit News BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 97—Free Delivery : = CARDmAL 5 i TESEELIIT G U S some of the venerable Seuators got busy and dug up | LYLAH WILSON { eeeeeoeey || MODISTE TO WOMEN ' < Andy Mellon's ]mgv estate may escape! tax. He - St | OF BETTER TASTE what they purport to be a .:\Al' that"Judge Black at ppaw you can't take it with you, but he may have | Contoure Telephoncl‘ } cABs one time was a member of the Klan. As the idea took | found a way in which Uncle Sam can't take it from | X-Er-Vac 538 PRESCRIP- MRS. STERLING ! hold, this thought was extended to the point t it | you—Omaha World-Herald. - TIONS I Room 300—Goldstein Bldg. 2 AP FLY TN Vil 2 el S TS | IONE S5c = ks TR PHONE 553 2 "I Tyee will return here later on the THE VOGUE compounded Within City Limits D u U G L A s | |Estebeth, Stragier said exactly as H e Correctly Styled Clothes Hyjsien | l SEWING PARTY For Women i by your THE BEST | — Jllm-‘.lu | doctor. | | | Mrs. J. R Langseth will be host-!| D. E. Forbes, Dawson; Mr. and| | / i | i s : i AR 101 SEWARD ST. i | N Ew s |ess at the weekly sewing party of Mrs. Charles Nye, Skagway; Trene | 3z i Juneau Drug Co. | ! | | !the St. Luke's Guild to be held in|Smith, Fred J. Hots, Portland; l-———— —— 3 * — [ > IN TOWN! S the parish hall tomorrow evening.|J. E. Boyle and Fred Krenger, San e el | - — 9 PAPERS FOR SCHOOL The ladies are preparing for their Francisco. [! | P | atromze mg S Mar et PROJECT ARRIVE anial sale of needle work. goodies| Gastineau || The Juneau Laundry GREEN TOP CABS || | g and candy which is scheduled for| George Madden, C. P. MacDon-! | | THE MINERS’ | The set-up and conditions to ap- October 13 ald, Ketchikan; 1. A, Thatch | Franklin Street between PHONE | | ply on the construction of the new D chikan; F. Culbert, Seattle: || Front and Second Streets | | Recreation Parlors | | Douglas school were received in to-| FILLING IN Goff, Seattle; A. W. Douglas, | PHONE 358 | 7 8 $ | day's mail at Ross Gridley's office| The Alaska Juneau Mine Com- attle: A. McBride. La Halna, Okla.: | gy & || BILL DOUGLAS \ F o R lN s u R A N c E in Juneau, it was reported here this pany is having rock hauled to fill E. Herrick and George p‘.,,m,,m“. S B - [ 1 N morning. The Federal allotment of funds for the project did not .come in and widen the road to the Tyead- well Foundry so the city grader may > WOMAN SUICIDE TO | however but it is thought tha operate there this winter to keep i oy b il T BE BURIED FRIDAY| before the money is available and - s | the work may now get started, May- or Kilbyrn said -oe WHS\ FEERO HONORED Miss Wilma Feero, bride-to-be. was the honor guest at a miscel- laneous shower given for her by the Misses Alice and Sey at their home last e The girls sewed for pastime and a cut prize for the evening was won by J. Fraser. Many useful and lovely g were presented to the honore Guests included the following Misses Geraldine Feero, Myrtle Fee- ro, Geneva Feero, Je Fraser Helen Pusich, Phyllis Edwards, Mary Pearce, Margaret Pearce, Mrs. Leon- ard Johnson, and Mrs. W. E, Feerc - B FROM TYEE Frank Stragier arrived home ye terday on the cannery tender Ge trude § after spending the summer months at the Tyee cannery. He re- ports a good season at that pl Scotty Nelson whoudso worked at s Dl s ALBERT UBERTI IS Funeral services for Corinne _‘ GRADUATE AT BALLARD forvices, for, Sosiope; Al len Fleming, who committed .~m-1 cide last weel ave been g B dents, Albert Ubexu son of E,lml of the Charles W. Carter mortuary. Uberti of Douglas, completed his| Interment is to follow in the Ever. | high school course at the Ballard |green Cemetery | high school this summer. The school - of the Shingle, recenty received by COUNCIL MEETS ; TOMORROW NIGHT | his father, shows to good advantage the many diversified interests con- current with attendance at that! A meeting of the City © L cu ing ie City Council institution 4 twice postponed 1 That Albert 1s held is slated for to- That Albert is held in the high-'morrow night in the City o est esteem by his classmate: ouyell ShOWD ' chambers. Naming of by the inspiring words of praise and 'man a new council- to succeed Frank McCafferty, devotion which his fellow students retired, is among the have inscribed on the pages of the jpess ¢ the matters of il annual, The };uuk itself refers to PO him with the ‘following description ¢ A-1, entered from Dou Cran NOTE TO FLIgk honors in intra-basketball, volley-| The gy 7 hall, foul-shooting, ping-pong, intra-oyr of wm“ :.“ ramp at Cordova is football. tennis, horseshoe, and am-|paireq, gecon |d“d o PoNiteing oo bition-—to sell ref ors I Al- U, S, Weathen o5 0. Word to the haka > ather Burum ' E -~ e i - See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldq DRY CLEANING o Soft Water Washing The B. M. Behrends Bank fyian Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS Hesources Over Two and One-Half Million Your ALASKA LAUNDRY PHONE 15 - Dollars Juneau INSURANCE Allen Shattuck Established 1898 Alaska at <r 8l