The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 23, 1937, Page 4

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SATURDAY, OCT. 23, 1937. among the writing fraternity that no one of them HAPPY. o) . Dai' ' /11“ kfl E'"’)lre ever saw the light of publication in the Post until 3 - Lorimer had given his approval. Thus success of B I R T H D A Y ROBERT W. BENDER - - Fditor and Wi“j‘mv Post, as a publication of wide circulation, Was| zne gmpire extends congratulge] Published eversy evening except Sunday by IRE | entirely ‘Lorimer’s. tions and best wishes today, thi PRINTING COMPANY at St Mal e with own pen, the long time editor of the Post|birthday anniversary, to the follow- o S — i |was able, but in later years on the bombastic side. |ing: . VRl SO (OPREITE o G rue, Lorimer never deviated from his avowed course, —_— and he is to be admired for that, but too often his OCTOBER 23. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Eber Cameron Delivered by earrier ‘., Juneau and Douglas for $1.25 per month | words lost their weight through unnecessary venom. . 1 e e, $6.00; | Lorimer was often a hater in his political writings, | Mary. Rhodey One vear. g e v Elizabeth Tucker sne month, in 5 : 4 .. |and he didn’t mince any words in revealing it. But " Subscribers will confer a favor if will promptly notify | ™ bl o ¥ Dorothy Irving r,,, .us‘m‘.y_\s ru:;m of any failur arity in the de- |albeit, he was able, and as a publis n¥\g executive he| Lyman Snow e elephones: News Office, 60 fice, 374 | was one of the greatest of the profession. He built a George F. Shaw n o thriving magazine for his former associates to carry on g S v MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. | | James S. Drake Tne Assoctated Pres is ¢ ely ent p I e e itad i sl . 55t Prospectors in the Goodnews Bay region are re- OCTOBER 24. oublished herein. ported to be getting many marriage proposals on Mrs. T. M. Reed ALASEA CIRCULATIO! o BE LARGER | belief that they are all rich. Opportunity to get a rich C“(’j‘”fle_ f»KLU“{m:)L“n THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER PUBLICATION. |widow, boys, and start development work. M(:'l:]‘;:ly J"P"DS‘; | = —_— When Economy Pinches ‘-l' (New York World-Telegram) i DAILY LESSONS \ ien Yellowstone National Park was ordered When Yellowstone National Park was orde IN ENGLISH busi- »d on September 26, as an economy measur By W. L. Gordon ne men along highw: leading to the park pro- 2 o tested. They said the order would save the govern- inew home in the Ca ey-Shattuck plovers. Union of capitalistic forc- monitory symptoms of disease ment only & few thousand dollars, but might cost| % 'Addition. The affair was arranged s js prognosticated in retaliation should not be neglected. them $100000 in revenue from belated tourists Words Often Misused Do not say,,by Mr and Mrs. G. Ingman 'for strike losses. | Good Iluck should attend naval President Roosevelt, visiting Yellowstone, heard the|pHe raised five children Say, | = : | World happenings of supreme officers today when they may re- protests and ordered the park kept open for the week |“He reared five children.” “He | Frank A. Metcalf, civil engineer,'smportance are prophesied as likely ceive praise for splendid service or longer until snow blocks the roads. {raised five hogs.” jwho had been doing professional |y suspend internal strife in the that 4s diplomatic as well as rou- | The September 26 closing order may have been| Often Mispronounced: Hemis- |work at Strawberry Point during yniteq States and other countries, tine. undiscriminating economy, penny wise and pound |phere. Pronounce hem-i-sfer, first|the summer, xot\{rnvd to Juneau.!g. at le: to diminish troubles. | Persons whose birthdate it is foolish, But the incident spotlights a fact which all e as in hem, i as in it unstressed, He accompanied by Mrs. Met-| Mexico comes undef a rule that have the augury of a year of haz- of us need to keep in view. econd e as in fear, accent first calf who had been the guest of shoyld be fortunate for relations ards that may prove fortunate. A WORTHWHILE MOVE TOWARD That fact is that every government economy |syllable {Mrs. C. V. Henry, and Mrs. J. A. Lich neighboring governments. Clos- Subjects of this sign may enioy op- ALASKA DEVELOPMENT order is bound to pinch a great many mlm'f-sfa—not Often Misspelled: Meant; not{Davis at Strawberry Point for the ep ties with the United States are portunities promising financial gain 0 £ only the people taken off relief, the government ment summer. indicated by the stars and entailing risks, In starting out on a program aimed to develop 41'[\“1::\“\ who lose ,|lnb-‘ and the (m)x‘nnun.nu\_g.)depx-?\.;\(:r Synonyms: Follower, disciple, | ey — i e | The death of a European dictator Children born on this day prob- \hie 'whod-workinig Industry, Psbiculirty 1 Southenst of jl‘l ]l!l)}('t‘m‘ but also \E\n husm(.?; ;mkx; “]'OQPI::(‘IX] adherent, attendant, partisan, pro-' !\.{1“» Ethel P;nh;slu ho \al(tl w(\x[; is prognosticated. This will have ably will be courageous and ven- b i at Gl et By St By “f m government spending. \ And, while !Nm‘\. men |qelyte, satellite, client. on a visit to l\e. nterior, ‘r( urne aching effects and may cause turesome. Subjects of this sign us- Rl el S are loudest in their shouts for economy, they 8ls0| wyorq Study: “Use a word three to Juneau and was a guest at the g yeygiytion, it is forecast. tually have inquiring minds. jce has begun an undertaking which should result scem to be loudest in their cries of pain when a | S0 R ECLt TS in. |Zynda Hotel. | Churches should profit today when ~ Admiral R. E. Byrd explorer, in great value Territc specific attempt to economize pinches them. {crease our vocabulary by mastering | _— 3 \congregations increase and interest Was born on this day 1888. Others The Fc Service, in control of Alaska’s raw st now there are two conflicting M:I\oo]" °f|one Word each day. Today's word:| Thomas Ashby, oldtime business y, \ejigion spreads. Two faiths wiil who have celchrated it as a birth- timber resources, is in an excellent position to get thought n v.\fu.smn_glmn One, rt:;lu‘vwnffli l{\‘ 1;;*4-*- |Sadism; a sexual perversion in/man of Juneau, left for the South'en o1 many. com ‘m\ include Frank Rache, chemist, | results. It is in a better position than any other UrY Secretary Morganthau, believes that the Presi-| oo, gratification is got by tor-On the Prince John, called beloW persons whose birthday it is have 1791; Henry Noris Russell, as- : " dent’s economy program must be carried forward.|; o Ry the Alinahs: ofch AIStr agency or private group could be because it is, in The other believes that government spending should turing the loved person. (Pronounce "3 , A b 4 A the augury of a year of evolution |tronomer, 1877. fact, the source from which the material for wood- po R A > : " sad-izm, a as in sad). { Weather Highest, 54; lowest, 41. paterig] as well as spiritual. Do- (Copyright, 1937) e continued and increased to ward off a possible, . ) Cloudy. » : & working pla m come. It can offer inducements pysiness slump in the late fall | (s g i A e mestic problems are foy'csr*cn» { b "Of-*— to private rprise not offered’ elsewhere because Of course, economy should be discriminating. | o D S b?h”m;" ’homlnn lhl.\] dn.vdprob;l NOTICE as a government agency it is not in business for profit. It shouldn’t hurt anybody more than it helps every- & ably will be clever, shrewd and yu.o oo o—on ) No setup would appear to offer greater opportunity body. But everybody—business men, the unemployed LOOK and LEARN Pay’n Tak!t courageous. Subjects of this sign 4 p‘;}‘]‘iha’;“gxk-;“d:&ga»‘figfi i’l’l- for developing industry in Alaska and all \\.lu be xlu\\ul;t“x]x:lum; ffiz:fl:}]‘ 1)1“::(1; :nlx(\)llfs:n:xr]\; By A. C. Gordon : uau:;:)l),\mJ é:r:‘,‘\“‘;,uvi(lilxxx;llxn‘rgm‘“.fig members urged to attend. Social e R, . government can live within its income 8 E { X QF = Sartain, engraver, was , & A | The announced intention to further the wood- (‘M" e Hebt Tere ate BE e 1o, do Hit L | PHE)NE.S 9_.! or 95 B o i dby Te0h oL and cards at 9.p.m. Public mv:se. rking industry and attempt to promote it, COM- gne i to spend less. The other is to take in more| , goo ono occenoers are car- Free Delivery have celebrated it as a birthday in- : ester, would indicate that the Forest Service is at last threatened with a relatively gentle pinch either ;”r‘ lihes 0‘—; ‘“}m U. 82 I‘iq.lmrs‘ Wir.\(‘w' ;md‘ P)eol“ Senator, 1870; Belva Lockwood, suf- determined to get away from conservation which has through economy or higher taxes, ought mvbe con- "y " \Which signer of the Declara- § We Sell for LESS Because frage leader and reformer, 1880. = for years left millions of feet of ripe timber rotting in vinced by studying the figures that the government tion of Independence was called Litczagn gy —— = . i have : /ayS i We Sell for CASH \DAY. OC1 ety H Alaska forests and turn to stressing a system of con- Will have to use both ways. ) __|the “American ©Cato"? MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1937 & The move means a great deal to the Territory. ¢ c% ot nent pent $2,707,000,000 more than it took |SIPPI mean? A S Sl LS g 45 etrolome iBeDe shotld: e H It can mean making the lumber industry a major oN€ jn anq had its seventh successive annual deficit.| 4 What does the monkey sym- " a sense of confidence and gocd § in Alaska. Starting wisely, as it is doing, the Forest Treasury receipts of about $1,650,000,000 for the first |bolize? 2 folingohtonig? b ot ohane l Service proposes to establish interest first in small three months of this fiscal year will be the highest| 5. What two bodies cf water does ON THE MEZZANINE [ ideas. 7 ? H wood-working plants such as abound in Seattle and first-quarter receipts since the record set in 1919; ‘“‘L’ Suez Canal connec HOTEL JUNEAU ! Sposte: are. well - dluseted- under R Tacoma where lumber is the one major industry. yet in the same three months the government wiln| ANSWERS ™y , this planetary government which & If a few factories eng e making of wood DAVe spent at least $265,000,000 beyond its income. The B o BEAUTY SHOP | promises a brilliant season as foot- & < goist X e ficit for the current fiscal year, after reaching $436.- | 1. The number During a recent | LYLAH WILSON i " i o e e narth; foe Gk 3,810.20 on September 7 was cut to $242,365,898.83 on 'month was 96,000 1 Gonto - B ca go on further, spreading into the long SoUght goiteriver 91 g a result of big mid-month income- | 2. Samuel Adams 4 TCW ure Telephone = y " BEAN A B RN amuel / X-Er-Vac 538 - pulp and paper industry. It is a vast field, unlimited tax collect s: but the deficit is now growing again| 3. An Indian name meaning, o E in possibilities and was $265,684,037.29 on September 28 |“gathering of all the waters.” 3 = This is the kind of co-operation that ‘Alaska needs —— | 4. Tricks. i T T E from government agencies to bring proper develop- un Spots Up Four Points’ | 5. Mediterranean and Red Seas. ” 0 -1 ment to the north. The Forest Service has set an Lot el . Tomorrow's Styles H example which should encourage every other agency (Philadelphia Record) x = | Today” H to use its facilities toward the same end. United This caption may not make sense today. But to- MODERN effort between the government bureaus, the Territory MOrTow? and the rest of us in private walks of life toward a Well, we find & headline: “Sun Spdts Linked 1o ETLQUETTE Wall Street.” And the story beneath the headline common goal can get results. And, as Alaskans, it 15 o5 us how scientists have found an “uncanny | ‘ By Roberta Lee w H BEAUTY AND GEORGE HORACE LORIMER | What does this parallel mean? We've been hear-| Q. Is it possible for a bachelor | :?W;L:;BG'M the best—TRY H : This Hotpoint will ma 3 i i |ing about these sun spots for years, and science has |to entertain in h: hotel suite? | Iunecxu e Ovn Elore L s place otf your hfogne.d - 2 yet to produce one iota of evidence to show that| A. Yes. He should of course em- @ range to your friends. Death has claimed George Horace Lorimer, Ohe | .. ohots control Wall Street. So, by the process play hotel servants and entertain BRU’NSW]CK ] of the nation’s best known editors. Since 1899 the of elimination, we come to the only conclusion: just as he would in a private apart- |- - - - > BOWLING ALLEYS 2 wood stove—but what of it? names Lorimer th turda ening Post have That Wall Street controls the sun spots. ment. o R S R R SR e -] CALROD HOTPOINT cook for you been virtually synonymous. It was in that year that Remembering Senator Norris' famous “web of | Q. Is a call of condolence obli- Rheinlander and Alt Heidelberg | = . he become Editor-in-Chief of the Post. From a feeble|Wall Street,” which showed how the tentacles of Big gatory among friends? publication of very limited circulation Lorimer puilt|Finance spread into every tiny town . .. we can only | A. Yes, and it should be made it up to be one of the outstanding weekly journals | €1y _upon the S. E. C. to stand guard when an ‘\W“‘lmmed‘a"‘ly after learning of the atiihe cbaRtes, waxed by thie wealthy Gyris Kc;onres, {0y Bul Bpots. Li® (radlating 4 peref1e), suddenly bereavamantt K rises over the market horizon Q. What is the proper dress for Whatever one may think of Mr. Lorimer’s editorial|" accompanied, of course, by a preferred list ,01.!a S anked among the fore-'members of the Supreme Court, a few statistics on| A Evening dress for women and nation-wide appeal, solar ene: a promised peg at 45, and an advertise- | formal evening dress for men. capacity, as a publisher he most. He built a magazine of a great credit to his business acumen. And most of /ment bearing these words: “This announcement is <8 the credit must g0 to Lorimer, He was with the Post, |neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers| pye fox is rapldly replacing silver untfl last year when he relinquished active charge.|t0 buy any of these securities. The offering is made |roy a5 4 Juxury fur. No word or comma went into the weekly edition only: by the DIUAI’)Y()“ J — until it had passed the eye of the critical Lorimer.| prom our point of view, the nicest thing about| Regardless of the vast number of manuscripts Which the war in the Far East is that it’s as far west as |f = = poured into the Post office, it common }::mn\]ld:l', is.—Cincinnati Enquirer. | Smiling Service® | PHONE 105 i i | Bert’s Cash Grocery | \' Free Delivery ; | COMMITTEES FOR | GIRLS’ CLUB ARE NAMED BY LEADER . ——————— Juneau Hull Holds Press Conference —— | The Juneau Laundry ! I Franklin Street between | | ] Committees of the Girls' Club of Juneau High School have been an- nounced by Miss Beatrice Primavera president, who presided at the re- cent meeting of the organization 'and was also in charge of the tea held this week for new girls of the| ¥ Front and Second Streets PHONE 358 _— PRI ball contests show pleasant sur- prises. American men and women are to develop such physical prowes: that will in time rival that of an- A new hero of the T 20 Years Ago From The Empire Horoscope “The stars incline * —_— ” cient Greece. OCTOBER 23, 1937 bt tio;not compel 'grldiron may expect great fame. The acuteness of lk;c question ol!’ ::sUNDAY OCTOBER 24, e Lhrfi::lexm";e;urin?;in H::)lxlli(li fg[?é: e ar s , E] , 1937 2 (S'Ztilvs“g:-:"':s- bduimiloysedmv\')l\:(x‘x 31‘:(‘)‘13(1 e ments are prophesied. CQmmerce salers met with the Federal Food| Kindly stars dominate through will expand and exports increase. 7 this day in which the planetary in-| Food prices will rice so that the Administrator to work out an equit- able system of distribution. It was declared that the shortage would remain acute until February. cost of living through the winter| will be exceedingly high, the seers prophesy. Diet should be carefully studied so that cost and nourish- ment may be well balanced. fluences incline quiet. Good news for families in which |students are preparing for life work toward peace and The A. B. Hall had been selected |is prognosticated. New openings| oo " Jochine is to be in demand for the Liberty Ball to be given un-for trained minds and hands are through the “,"l'"["r and thrifty pe der the direction of the National|forecast sons should buy it early. Novel | Defense Council. On the commit-| yyriting is under the best possible|fashions will prove to be practic Mesdames Emory Valen-| tee were jsway. Even sermons read from as well as colorful. |tine, E. H. Kaser, B. A. Rosselle, J.|typeq pages should be well received.| Success to many persons under B. Marshall, Z. R. Cheney, E. Tas- retters may be peculiarly accept-|this sign of Scorprio has been fore- !chek and W. H. Case. |able if written while these aspects toid for this month, but they should Iprevail. ibe careful through the middle days | Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Magnuson Labor subject to depressing of next month were surprised by a large group of ang discouraging planetary direc-| Strange forms of an old malady their friends by a party at their tjon which apparently fawors em-/now n begin to appear. Pre- JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL BEARD GROWERS NOW COMPETE FOR TITLE Concentration for high school sen- liors has taken a wavering step from text books to the problem of which ‘Scnior man will win the student beard-growing contest, exertion for |which is now under way. Leaders in the bout are Tom Hel- lan and Dick Aikens, both of whom |expect to win the coveted free bid to the coming publications hop. However, they are offered serious competition by David Reischl, Leon- and Lowell, Ross Peterson Lyman Snow, Ed Hildre, Harold Hanson, Henry Satre and Irving Krause. e DON'T FORGET The Business & Professional Wo- {men’s Club Annual Educational {Ball Saturday, Oct. 30. It keeps a girl in college. adv. e Heated towel racks are standard |accessories of London bathrooms. Fruit salad is a dessert in the British Isles, usually eaten with cream. PR RE A GG Empire classifieds pay. “Alaska Federal Savings 1 | and Loan Association | Accounu Insured Up to $5,000 | P. i O. Box 2718———Phone 3 emporary Office: COLUMBIA LUMBER CO. HARRY RACE, Druggist tor “The Squibb Stores of Alaska” " THE VOGUE— "T Correctly Styled Clothes | - For Women | l 101 SEWARD ST. s o] BEER ON TAP Cigars Cigarettes Candy Cards THE JUNEAU: 300 Rooms . 300 Bati;s STILL BUILDING FIRES? 15.00 Down $12.00 Monthly AT LOW COST— You'll be proud to show this You will miss—the chore of feeding the old LIBERAL TRADE- Alaska Electric Light 8 Power Company A CONVENIENCE ke your kitchen the show- Let the new long life IN ALLOWANCE BEERTINETEIDTETNNRY JRERNE) DOUGLAS Jfrom *2,50 Spocial Weetly Rates ALASKANS LIKE THE NEW ARCTIC Pabst Famous Draught Beer On Tap in French -nnl Ttalian Dinners "TIMMY" CARLSON high school. JUNEAU CONNORS MOTOR CO., Inc. Values that can not be surpassed in many models —RIGHT NOW PHONE 411 | The committee chairmen include| Katherine Torkelsen, Phyllis Jenne, Sidney Brannin, Mary Jean Mc- Naughton, Lola La Paugh, Ada ! Mangsol, Geraldine Holm, Mary Stewart, Dolores Smith, Elaine Hou- sel, Ruth Torkelsen, and Irene Mc- Cormick. Girls who were honored at the recent tea were Marianna Brandes, Sidney Brannin, Constance Carl- son, Idabelle Dobson, Marian Dob- son, Dorothy Fors, Lilllan Hen- 3 drickson, Geraldine Holm, Dorothy Larsen, Helen Lorz, Pauline Mes- trezat, Florence Munsell, Ruth Pet- lerson, Mary Ellen Spain, Dorothy White, Gloria White, Virginia Wor- ley and Amy Lou Drulinger. ! Marguerite Protzran, past pres- ident, was also in charge of the tea, at which Sylvia Davis played a vio- lin solo, and Olga Paul sang. Juneau, - CORDOVA VISiTOR SAILS | Mrs. Leone Whitney, mother of} Dorothy Whitney, registered nurse at Cordova, passed through Juneau on the Alaska enroute to the States ents in Washington these days, and & at headed by Cordell Hull, secretary of e midst of a press conference. Developments One of the busiest depar major source of new state, shown here in ti The B. M. Behrends Bank COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS Resources Over Two and One-Half Mil GASTINEAU CAFE Short Orders At All Hours Alaska COMMERCIAL lion Dollars SITKA HOT SPRINGS | Accommodations to suit every in the Far East as well a situation have put the diplo- matic corps on a 24-hour b and focused the eyes of the world _on the activities of the former Tennessee senator and his aides. { following a visit in Cordova. - p Notch Lunch—35¢. adv. Try taste. Reservations Alaska Air | ‘Transport. Mineral Hot Baths H The First National Bank TUNEAU CAPITAL—$50.000 SURPLUS—$100,000 ® AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 29%, Paid on Savings Accounts dey « iy (44 aiv o o