The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 3, 1938, Page 4

Le quite a reputation in the ture as guardian of |y the treasury, saw merit in the proposal and, more or in order to mobilize the nafion for purposes less to the surprise of the House, the Senate passed defense, until Congre 1d arranged for the bill which established assay offices at Ketchikan, referendum on the question and the ballots Fairbanks and Nome. counted. More than this: the very act ¢ Ironical as it may seem, the Nome assay office,| SUCh @ referendum might have conscque which just happened to be included in the law, was \C.c Unfortunate ir Sitene, | FOr- B8 s fice of the three during the minine V2¥ 1S @ PoOr substitute for an honorable peace fact remains that once a nation ¥ s of vital self-interest require it to united fr The only practical ef WISE FUR PROTECTION dum which gave sanction to a state of war 2 to destroy an essential sen, unity and to to all the wor ch differences of opinion s The increase in vs of the fur shibment IXOM | wiopi, the nation on a crucial qnw,\u:m Alaska during the year just ended, nearly a half Under a system of representative government the | million dollars more than 1936, speaks well for the yote of Congress fur control policy being carried out by the Alaska itself essentially a Game Commission. It reveals that sensible conserva- question most members referendum of Col since on ngress can le for the Government to declare a state LT ha n es to war considera- resent fect of a referen- w on a question of peace or war be ac THF DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE MOND/\Y J/\N 3, 1938. By A. C. Gordon of wa Harry Morgan, writing to his par- of el i5— \ational ; & Mi. and Mrs. J. S. Morgan, 0 B |1 RO » AY38 Gid he was taking the entrance ex- Bins? aminations Annapolis holding | 3 what author do lawyers al- ot I Which | ways read? e 9 e % The Juneau Citizenship Night 1 that| 3 what is the difference be- E the | ween contagious and contiguous? 4. From what is coke made? In what country is a woman’s not valid? ning. Weather Report Cloudy. | e Tree Genetic Institute High 45, low 32. signature | [ s ould be, = ANSWERS existed | py gissipate static electricity land thus prevent possible explosion | 2. Blackstone. is in | o N . pl e = so grave 8| 0. Oontegious means iransmlie(®pr AoRRVILLE, Cal, Jan. 3. — relied Y - i o Construction of new greenhouses touching, adjoining. tion methods, without going to extremes, do get re- upon to reflect sentiment in their communities. To | ""g ¥ " ") {and laboratory buildings is under sults. 20 beyond this and to propose legislation which nwm 5 Belgtun. 2 oy at the Institute of Forest A large part of the gain is accountable to the PAralyze the defensive powers of the nation i | Genetics near here. 1t emergency is to propose a course of actio R. H. Weidman, superintendent open season on marten ecutive Officer Frank Du- fresne of the Commission points out, which | i that the careful handling of marten, that The the season when the supply began to diminish until|pation, and pretty soon such time as it was built up to fair proportion, has side his bread is buttered on its beneficial effect on the entire industry. A .\lmllm"\\l)ll(I"l_fiBDsl(lll Herald. policy has been carried out in connection with beaver —_— which is fraught with danger. reveals | is closing | re has been arother cu which has resulted in the supply being built up to the| Hoover says Republicans can't ride in on the|{ BROWNSVILLE, Tex., Jan. 3 ) e T point where an open season will again be permitted Other party’s mistakes. Why not? The l)vmocmln}g\l""’-‘]“l;"’ “'300 Sbsne “’"_”?5“” | FLOOR YOUR HOME WITH in 1938, jdid.—Akron Beacon-Journal Hal x}ur h:; mmae;mlr:? axlxlxll“:l)‘n- OAK—N-=ture’s Gift Everlasting : SRR e A ire, so he has rplanes | r is one o laska’s e big industries. 2 | “h,:u:hr ;,';'m: i\’ sl 1:‘“?';]“:(’\"';;‘ ““A.‘”“ Vittorio Mussolini differs from the late General |lo_ transport his gold in Honduras | GARLAND BOGGAN | i s are gomng forward toward IUMher|gperman as to the true nature of war.—Detroit Free| His gold mine is located near| | PHONE 582 : production of fur in captivity in the Territory. it is ppage | Tegueigalpa, Honduras, and can bel | Buy Your Floors with a equally important to keep the supply of wild fur S AN reached only by burro or plane. The! | GUARANTEE somewhere near what it should be. Alaska fur is| The Republican party can't say that it isn't get- | 2old concentrate, 3,000 pounds daily. known the world over, advice. His First Job and as we produce more uu.lm;, any al Indianapolis Ne it in the the man Nazi butter THEY TELL (= THIS EVERY YEAR STARTS SAME says that on completion the insti- tution wil be the largest in the world devoted entirely to study of " PLANE GETS who knows which | [ ] hereditary principles as applied to over there will be n‘ growth of trees. - Empire classifieds pay has to be transported to the village. el 3 o ‘It is a bookkeeping fact that we can transport the gold by plane for SATISFACTION Reasonable Monthly Rates | E. 0. DAVIS TELEPHONE 212 Phone 4753 members are requested to be pres- ent. Visiting brothers welcome. B) order of the W. M. SAMUEL DEVON, Secretary. adv. The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS Resources Over Two and One-Half Million Dollars School was to be opened this eve- i To Be World’s Largest less than it costs to use the slow| | FOOD QUALITY AT | burro,” Halliburton said. | UNITED FOOD CO ATTENTION MASONS AR RONE18 | There will be a stated communi- i cation of Gastineau Lodge No. 124 W T 8 F&AM on Tuesday, Jan. 4, 1938, at | & ,i, 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple | Juneau. Installation of Officers. All GARBAGE HAULED [ award . | e Thera Hilt, wha recently won | the first annual contest which was held on Mt. | Whitney, near Lene Pine, Cal | Miss Hilt passed the rugged in- spection of three judges who were miners. Championship was awarded for dexterity and speed in separating gold-bearing river mud frem water after the con- testant scooped a pan full of mud from a stream. U ATHLETIC CLUB es_ its appreciation of the anon of the Coliseum Theatre |management in conducting its ski adv. — ., [ Normal rainfall for the Texas |pa one ndle in November is less than inch. Correctly Styled Clothes For Women 101 SEWARD ST. Health Foods Center BATTLE CREEK, HAUSER AND OTHER DIETETIC FOODS 230 Franklin St. Telephone 62 | it Juneau Alaska Feder Federal Savings | and Loan Association ! Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 | P. O. Box 2718——Phone 3 | OFFICE—119 Seward St. | Juneau, Alaska PROFESSIONAL FRATERNAL SOCIETIES GASTINEAU CHANNEL DIRECTORY B. P. 0. FLKS meet ¥ RN :f every Wednesday at DRS. KASER & FREE | p.m. Visiting brothers DENTISTS | welcome. N. C. BAN- Blomgren Building FIELD, Exalted Ruler; PgHONE 56 M. H. SIDES, Secre- Hours 9 am. to 9 p.m. 1] tary. MOUNT JUNFAU LODGE NO. 14 | &\ Second and fourth f Monday of each month Dr. Charles P. Jenne l ?‘/ /»in Scottish Rite Tompia DEN""ST Al beginning at 7::30 pm | FORREST R. BATES Roums 8 and 9, Valentine BIdg. | | worshipful Master; JAMES W, TLLLPHONE 176 | |LEIVERS, Secreta e ; REBEKAHS Perseverance Lodge fjo. 2 A meela Or. Richard Vi DENTIST OFFICE AND RESIDENTE | {OLDSTEIN BUILDING | day, 1OOF. Hall BETTY Mec- DOWELL, Nobi. Grand; RUTH BLAKE, Secretary & { every second and fourth Wednes- lams | | " Dr. Judson Whittier | Guy Smith CHIROFRACTOR B D R U G s Drugiess Physician 1 ice I s’ 10-12, 1-5, 7-! Sffjce Dot 1 PUROLA REMEDIES | 1 Rooms 2-3-4, Triangle Rldg. | PHONE 667 i PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- FULLY COMPOUNDED Front Street Next Coliseum Dr. A. W. Stewart DENTIST Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. SEWARD BUILDING | | Office Phone 469 1 PHUNE 97—Free Delivery e L “The Rexall Store” a8 your L & Reliable DR. H. VANCE | | prarmacists £ | compound Consultation and examination | | | prescrip- free. Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5: "| tions. 7 to 9:30 by appointment. Gastineau Hotel Annex South Franklin St. Phone 177 | | =™ Rutler-Mauro Drug Co. | [ S —— more on farm: b of it better than that taken H AP p Y + e T f Dfllly Al(]a’\([ E"ll",re in the wild, it i r taken by the isolated trapper | BIR \ SR G el e Akt 6 thia| THDAY|| 20 Years Ago [loroscope Published every even = A | YOI | The Empire extends congratula- TING COMP. vn M Stree uneau. s | From The Empln s s " Hea i 5 tions and best wishes today, tneir “The stars incline n the Post Offics in J as Second Class Alask hrimp tional spotlig It % o [ tead in | the : A 1 ri " Y g ‘: g l-1h1( |birthday anniversary, to the follow: but do not COIIIDEI i to be eaten at the a dinne; e Fisheries |ing: g 2 oL e D " Advisory Committee i onal capital on January | i JANUARY.S, 1987 e Delivered by carrier in Jun and Douelas for S1 25 per month. JANUARY 3 Gowey Shepard, according to a ; ; i wagnt ce, $6.005 | Wraltiics Yy letter written to his parents, Mr.| Unsettled conditions in planetary i o oland T and Mrs. H. R. Shepard, success-[influences are foretold for tod - et ffe oF Ir the. de- 1t was no joke whea %aolks com- Mg fully passed his examination to the|According to astrology adverse Hvers of their papers. nented that they “slid” down to work. Some ca “(_;'H‘I Y w”m”“ Aviation Corps in the World war|pects are activ Teleptiones: ‘News Office, 002 B A% S ol lid into jobs for the auto me ! B and was to leave Seattle for Berk-| Under this sway there may be MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. “ #g{€ley to receive his orders difficulty in making decisions that The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for 5 g % i NP control future business or govern- fepublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not The Carmel, California, art colony proposes to| e : il olherwise credited in this paper and also the local news |y o stockade around the 1 charge ad-| MODERN [ Several arrests had béen made at ment policies. llnl the morning published herein s : b3 | . rlas art y booze whatever is constructive or progres- i . mission. But they ha Air any more as an| ETIQUET"IE Douglas of parties having booze W O B N o, X0 B LARGER i aboard their little crafts, which was|sive should be pushed. : e e kot By Roberta 1 now illegal, and stiff fines had been| This is not a day in which to : 2t A y Rober! ee & gl 27 D If altake any risks. It is fairly fortu- ! jgiven. One boatman had half ajta any Yy The Ludlow Resolution 4 43 |parrel of bourbon on his ship andnate for those who already enjoy — - Q. Hasn't a bridesmaid the priy- [while officers were taking him tolgood fortune, but they should be (New York T ilege to choose the color and styleljail, somebody slipped the booze out|cautious in making plans for the e Bl ol of news from|ot yer own gown? so that when the officers returned future. China, enough signatures to a discharge petition have v a3 ty heavals and changes of many gy P e s $ A, No; this is always th privi-{for it, there was only an emp phea | been obtained to make certain that the Ludlow reso- ). ."qe the pride to decide. [barrel. When the boatman's case sorts are prognosticated. Old ideas, lution will be brought before the e of Represen- @ 1Is It necessary to answer an | was brought up he was conse “m\n“\‘._“m well established standards 01‘ tatives at an early d This is the resolution which |, 0o o0 TR tion? |dismissed as there was no evidence.'life now will vanish as labor gains; | DXOPos e o A. Yes, if the letters R.S.V.P. ap- - in power ; f ! o except in the event GRS pear on the invitation ‘ Two men were arrested in Juneau| Strikes and diftic ulties that retard| vasion of the United S it rritorial posses Q. What is the maximum num- for booze peddling and were to be industry may be expected and the| sions and attack upon its citizer therein, ber of courses one should serve bound over to the Grand Jury. spring is likely to develop many | the authority of Congress to declare war shall not| 5% T CW " & obstacles to success in varioug lines become effective until confirmed by a majority of all (% / Not more than five courses:| Mrs. Charles Goldsteln Was re-'of busin (] the votes cast in a nation-wide referer Toils are’ sutficient ‘u,,m,,,, from the South aboard the ind the stars puesage| The more than two hundred m oLane g i [Alameda |success raining closer relations THE NOME OFFICE House who have signed the dischar ition rec-f.,, " : :\nm the United States. The Lon- % 3 5 ognize that in many ways the authority to declare BB e re 4 . . L e H joldstein and Fred Hamburg don season will be unusua Pormting out. that now o more eficctive equip. | AT 15 the most important power vested in the hands| | DATLY LESSONS | weve Sossonsers south on the Prine prlians ; ae et s : : ey " |of Congre: They argue, in the words of sponsor | Sess Bobhis vis f about| Spec: 1 te Ameri- ent has been in large measure responsible f 3 ss Sophia for a visit of about| Speculation will tempt - Ameri-| ment has been in large measyre responsible for the or the present resc L '"‘Opl"; IN ENGLISH three weeks cans of all classes. The seers warn| four-million-dollar increase in the output of gold in|ucan cast their ballots for constables or dog-catcher: By W. L. Gordon ! S e T ek g el Alaska during 19: rritorial Commissioner of Mines!or on the ation of pest-houses or water-worl 1l F. s simpson, former mixologist will be surprising ‘ § 0 Bvwart adds tisieraewlyestplished ey} And, ‘Giis beltg Jeue) they Anglst ihab the Amerigseias % at the Alaskan Bar, accompanied, Trade agreements between London; | offices have been a factor in promoting expansion.|people ought to have power to decide the m T m‘li Words Often Misused: Do not say, by his wife left for the States aboard 'and Paris are presaged, but colonial| & Particularly, he says, has this been true in the Seward | of all questions with which a nation can be cor €A-luOur company has an important the Sophia Iproblems will create diplomatic is-| T, he S ) t ZUu it is g N0 1 4 " “ Peninsula where an assay office is operating at Nome he answer tc u‘m r : that r’ “"".‘dval pending.” Say, “Our company sues Ever since the Nome setup was inaugurated a few | he relativ “’""}: S mnloi ek ke "€ has an important transaction pend-| Harry Auman, formerly of San| Persons whose birthdate it is have| months ago, it has been functioning at a pace almost| S Of '“"{' i ‘]“""“’ ")“‘ “‘]" gitiiors of b e Francisco and Seattle, had arrived the augury of a year of uncertainties = o T e o merican Constitution believe that the tow ing | ol % & 1 4 d A AN more than the one man in charge can handle. To|methods of a “pure democracy” could be applied | nounced; Nobel priz- in Juneau to relieve Clyde W!)[{:A and concern regarding small mat- those who recall the passage of the assay office 1aW | successfully to national problems, and that modern|co e [y RO b R 0w hojad el BRan o8 feTs S et RO ! 7 Es 3 2 % las in no unst ed, e as in bell, Empire for the previous two years. There should be moderate prosper- by the last Legislature this is particularly enlightening. conditions are immeasurably more complex The (AP acan A So1Ie bl ity ecalled the or nd ' e ASsa . o1 system o vern 2 S @ epresentative Mg SR p % o It will be recalled the original draft of the assay ‘\\m(u ml y \1 m “' xl ! lv\‘ I Alnlulu i ‘.1[!» ‘1. MAtVe | ften Misspelled: Forfeit. Ob- A special meeting of Pioneers Igloo Children born on this day may be office bill provided for offices y at f‘{(‘llllm.ul and E “' 'I“‘ 1“, 1—;:”;“' 1€ " ‘1”\;1‘ ;J‘l ][‘.”i“l)“ ‘;. (""\ “" ll\ serve the No. 6 had been called for to meet inventive, original and e: edingly $Pairbanks. During some facetious parleying in the 78-088 S03 15 Telesn st BV 1€ DoOP o o i the| Synoyms: Oral, verbal, spoken. 'in Room 423, Goldstein Bullding, energetic. Subjects of this sign usu- House, Representative George Laiblin of the Second | 05 WHeBR €8~ “‘Tm,x\” s ’(;‘.”"_“’“" Drect.| Word Study: “Use a word three Charles Naghel, Secretary, signing ally succeed through exceptional — Division offered an amendment to include an office FWHREP 18 BIC M“I‘l‘”'M';nd"»m\v‘l‘“‘“ unques. |imes and it is yours” Let us in- the. call characteristics. at Nome. At the moment, the assay pill was m G0 L e e b all (HERe OGS Uk of iton (crease our vocabulary by mastering — Sir Isaac Pitman, originator of a a state of uncertainty with few of the opinion it Would a4 the end of their ter if their work has not been OP€ Word each day. Today's word: Douglas schools reopened after system of shorthand, was born on actuaily get through the Senate. Representative |satisfactc But it is the representatives of the people, |Fequisite (adjective); required by the holidays with all teachers and this 1813. Others who have Harry Race of Ketch 1, who sponsored the measure and not the people themselves, who nec Skl Enact the m“:e of (hn)\:,vs:1 necessary. “Ev- pupils present celebrated it as a unvlm“vv ”](‘]El,de and himself a little dubious, sing the apparent the laws, approj ney for the upkeep of the ““““‘gif Ulfl ‘l'h‘ :‘:’“d “‘“lr“;“"r““h' Marshal i""““‘ l‘“"" “"‘:'l\“’“‘ humor of Mr. Laiblin’s suggestion to get something Government d and accept responsib I AR S SO SOR R o Olty. Coundlitaan A H. King; commanyer 3. SEODRS _ ; ; R L BSviion cannbl as own comprehension."—Poe and Miss Marie Morgdn, daughter of 1815 for the Second Division, immediately fell in lme. The for other r 1 isions which cannot, as a| 5 . Spe 3 SHal Bkt p it ¢ s T City Councilman and Mrs. J. S. Mo; (Copyright, 1938) result was that the House passed the measure with Practical matter, be to the method of the town- | N 1 1'] ) % 30 eting [ :¥ gan were married the previous af- >-se jome included and sent it over to the Senate with a = o g S e rincess i 5 It is to be noted that under the terms of the Lud-! ternoon and left on the Prince G D PANNER prayer but not much faith S T e wh A A e e | LOOK Qnd LEARN | sophia for the south on a honey- | sOLD PA Senator O. D. Cochran of Nome, who had gained ¢k in foreign waters, and it would still be ir l moon trip. | Office Shop |} “T'oniorrow’s Styles Today” Jafenn Juneau s Own Store S e | Graduate Los Angeles College of Optometry and Opthalmology Glasses Fitted | Robert Simpson, Opt D. r 1 \ \ Lenses Grouud WHEN IN A HURRY CALL COLE FOR OIL 4 plus or 27 gravity, in any amount . . . QUICK! e | | COLE TRANSFER ’ Phone 2441 or Night 554 Have Your Eyes Examined by | | H. S. GRAVES ll “The Clothing Man” Dr. Rae L. Carlson Sele e e R OPTOMETRIST Marx Ciothing Ludwig Nelson’s Jewelry Phone 331- -5 Hollmann’s Pharmacy | ; | | 201 Seward St. Phone 45 2 FiNi". ||| PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY ; I COMPOUNDED FROM Watch and Jewelry Repairing | FRESH DRUGS at very reasonable rates PAUL BLOEDHORN | 2 rings | 8. FRANKLIN STREET | T = —# | ).B. WARRACK | o~ nE muzzaniNe ||| Engineers—Contractors | HOTEL JUNEAU | JUNEAU | BEAUTY SHOP [ l 1 LYLAH WILSON | 10(0'1-‘::-0‘\.1'; Te";;:"“e Audit—7ax and System Service i 4| | JAMES C. COOPER, 303-05 Goldstein Building Public Stenographer Notary Public SIGRID’S BEAUTY SALON “YOUR APPEARANCE IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY" = | C. P. A | | gold-panning | | Shattuck Bldg. Phone 318 SPECIALIZING in French JUNEAU and MELODY HOUSE Halisn Music and Electric Appliances | Dinners (Next Gastineau Hotel) Mrs. Pigg Phone 65 | | \ results. *|! GASTINEAU CAFE Short Orders At All Hours Alaska Music Supply .{ Arthur M. Uggen, Manager - Pianos—Musical Instruments | and Supplies PERCY’S CAFE Phune 206 122 W. Second Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Candy COFFEE SHOP Percy Reynolds, Manager — 3 Try The Empire classifieds for The First National Bank IUI‘I.EAU CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$100,000 [ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCONNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES