The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1939, Page 4

i (& THE DAILY ALASKA'EMPIRE, FRIDAY, FEB. 10, 1939. i - 5 8. ¢ :«diis apoession. . Consequently American votes' ‘will be T | g ¢ \D‘",‘y A laSk(l Emp'u’e Pk]s' this month in picking his successor. and the voice YEARS AGO . Professionsl B YAGOT bt b oivine et sunts 17 10 €1 the largest and most povertal Catholic congrogs. | @, oroscope Prom THE EMPRR | || D irec t Ol Fratornal Socloties £ Tl e BNt COREANE ;‘,,” %, L?r]w“(::d w;ll at last be heard in elevating a “Dhie. stait tnilhie Qastineau Chansel 2 PR T R e G rince of the Church, o £ R s N Wi busih sk RARCRE Pius’ life history was a success story. Born the|| but do not compel FEBRUARY 10, 1919 | - b T T Second and Main Stree Alaska. £on of a poor silk worker he rose to the highest posi-| % | The genfil'flsl S‘tl‘lllkerWhllC}:l }:dtb;’:: B. P. 0. ELKS meet B R b | ioe* o Janbeh as - Beotind T X n ¢ P oy the ecclesiastical world Saturday, February 11, 1939 | going on in Seattle for the pas v i e whi s .”::":); n”;“,.,’,:’“,' ',.,“:;, temporal | Benefic aspects rule foday'accord- | days was called off, with all unions| The Emplre extends congratula-| | DRS. KASF™ & FREEBURGER i :Ivi:am:he”: SUBSCRIPTION RATES. [ 9 Bz 3 """ SR it GRS ing to astrology. The stars promise | returning to worl tions and best wishes today, their DENTISTS welcome. DR, A, W. Dehivered b carrier In Juncau and Douglas for §1.25 per month. The future Pope was a brilliant student from|, ' Apnedd e 20 virthday anniversary .o the follow- 4 e By mail, postage paid, at the wing 1ates g the records of the Vasioms: mstibns ncrease of merican commercial | % 5 (hoot Blomgren Building STEWART, Exalted Rul- { 00; six e e e S e i 3 © " |interests and business prospects. | Three new babies, girls, all of ing: er; M. H. SIDES, Sec- | f they will promptly notify | | 1ODNS which he attended many praiseworthy remarks Women should be careful not to | them, had arrived in town during PHONE 56 retary. . n are or irregularity in the de- jaay be found opposite his name. risk chances of employment or pro- | the last two days through the aid of o FEBRUARY 10 - e Py » R s od 8 ch a r ' h- Al Zenger Aty Otftos, 003 Businads Offics, 376 The young Achille Ratti showed so much aptitude | motion today, for employers may be |Dr. L. P. Dawes. They were daugl : A - ———— | for mathematics that some of his teachers recom-|exceedingly exacting amd difficult. |[ters of Mr. and Mrs. D. Needham,) W. P. Mills : 'WOUN'I_‘ JUNEAU l.ona: NO. 147 MEMBER OF A8 0CI A s i the use for |11ended that, although he was inclined toward: the Girls are advised by:the seers to|Mr. and Mrs. Eli Tanner and Mn m“’g I;a.ghe_l 5 | E R W g g T Seeond ‘and fourth ! o¢ ews atches credited to t or mot || riesthood;;he oughtyte take @ ma tical gourse | cultivate menal. poise and to guard |and Mrs. W. J. Benson. i xflrkA.RmDurf&n i Dl’ A w S‘ewari ‘Monday. of each month | this paper and alio fhe local WS . o niverity of Tarin, At that time he had nearly | @28inst:selfishness. Quest of amuse- | SN ot ich g e O in Scottish Rite Temple i —————— | finished his course in.the. theological seminary and |Ment MaySgitgsMolortunate to- | Mys, L. A. Green, court stenogra- | Rudy Pusi e v vl DENTISTHUR, o beginning at 7:30 p. m. ALABKA. CIRCULATION GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER | 1'NIShed T fCourse i the. o pisiiiand ET ~ a0 phet, ‘Yeturned to Juneau on the| Marion D. Johnson % Hours 9 am. to 6 pm. “HAS. W. HAWKES- 103 AN 1 OF ANY O PU BLICATION disregarding the recommeridations of his teachers went | "y .o i 1ot o lucky sway for love|Alaska after spending several weeks| Virginia Ann Whitehead SEWARD BU ING WORTH, * Worshipful Master; ot matonally b the Femrer-Hall Go Tid, with | {0'Romi€. “In 1879 he Was ordained a Priest. affairs. The trend-is toward hasty | With the court in Ketchikan. e Rty |JAMES . LEIVERS, Secretary. ;qnm- 1 Ban Pranc Los Anceles, Portland,Seattie} Chicago, He was imbued with a passion for historical re- | qecisions and speedy disappoint- | ~ ew' York' and- Bostor o |tearch and literature, his.accomplishments advancing | ment, espeailly “wherq smexcenary| J. C. Chamberlain arrived in Ju- D E R N alnr L ed ol ¥ v him to prefecture of the MHah and Vatican libraries. | motives are involved. 1‘3 ¥ |neau on the City of Seattle and was | M 0 AH | 108 ) by It was while he was prefect of the Ambrosiana | it‘nfmti‘op.al newspaper revelafions 4 guest at the Occidental Hotel. ET I QU ET T E | Dr. Blchard wlumms an tRdt e < g a pas- | corderning” social ‘tréddsidre fore- . B 3 2 b : ¥ i MAL«':.'\’l:{;"]‘:')1;,‘1:\nu;OP::lf:;lt;?r)\i:"lz,;;“ ol Scandals wil be mumdsbus and| Capt. S. Jacobson, diver, returned ! * ; | DENTIST on for moun i 8 ; ot . gossip prevalent. The wise will avoid \ to the scene of the Princess Sophia By Roberta Loe ¥ DRUGS time was the signal for (bmnmng mountain breeches personalities. wreck and reported that with the OFFICE AND RESIDENCE d hob-nailed boots, taking a knapsack and alpen-| " "G iid be a fortunate date tides in favor they would be able to| ~@—\oren T ETror or tea is very | GOLDSTEIN BUILDING | PUROLA REMEDIES ock and going far up among the peaks. He KNew!gor gigning contracts but theatre |recover the bodies of two women in|y i one permitted to use the [ tie heights of Switzerland equally as well as those of | empolyees should postpone definite |the staterooms on the ship ispoon to sip it? 7 oy | PRESCRIPTIONS CARE- & aly. He was an active member of the Italian Alpine agreements : A. No. Merely wait until the cof- | ™ o= = 2w . . | ‘ FULLY COMPOUNDEL Club and contributed many pamphlets describing his, The moon is in a sign promising| Representative George W. Pen-leq o tea has cooled sufficiently. Dr, JlldSOll Whflner ‘ ) wanderings. Many of those pamphlets have remained | for Presidtnt Roosevelt who will ov- | nington, of NenanflvE"a_d "::‘:"a;q‘x;{,fller stirring, the spoon should be CHIROPRACTOR i Front Street Next Coliseum the authoritative word on routes, paths and general ercome opposition and ignore criti- |apartment at the Bergmann placed in the saucer and remain Drugless Physician | PHONE 97—Free Delivery f cism in important legislative con-|Was to remain there until after the | & Y | | information for the Alpine climbers. .The height of | " . ot leglslative session. Jgre: 1 AR - Office hours: 10-12, 1-5, 7-9 Cabice bl S, e g his Alpine prowess was reached when he discovered: 5> = ° . 4 H Sy ~ Q Is it rude to insist upon hay- Rooms 2-3-4, Triangle Bldg. TR : 2 Foreign relations will present new ing the last word when conversing PHONE 667 | J b a new path for the ascension of Monte Rosa, one of problems, but the national policies| Mrs. C. Z. Denny, Deputy Clerk| o, oiherco § SN ela < zmi o o RIS 1 WS RN S R . POPE PIUS XI the most difficult climbs in the Italian Alps. will prove st rong anddefinite|of the Court, returned to Juneau on| " = “go i i ride and always i 4 4 — The choice of his motto was prophetic. His coat| through the next few weeks..- the City of Seattle and was &t the | o nviocs "The success is never worth | | vy 11\ asrre 1| | Tomorrow s Siyles v The Pope is dead of arms bore the words “reptum transit,” meaning “it| Persons whose birthdate it.ip have {Gastineau. Mrs. Denny, who had|y,. erort, | DB H VANCE i T d " . Bocause- at leést twice before whole world, 1yasses rapidly.” Just eight months after his elevation | the augury of a year of progress been visiting in New Y"‘”f %"_‘C"]é:ff Q. Who should select and engage OSTEOPATH 0 BY - ! except himself. had despaired;of his life, news of hiS|{, 1o cardinilate he Was elected Supreme Pontiff of |and happiness. They should avmd’pla‘l\l{ joined t.r;e“c:zl:(r} 3};[,\ in the clergyman for a church wed- Cotinitkiinn wnksao\chion. | ! gagsing comes with, Jessimpdet thahi it might. Welyne Roman Church. Benedict XV died January 22, f‘?fln%‘ ;{Z}“fl;fifi:};gm i = e ay o o di:s?u WA fr;e. H:;(r,sbw to ;‘a;t;w By 4 have already bartly grieved his death, So to speak 1922, and Achille Ratti was elected Pope February 6, €V©T % A e | e Deputy TR | LR e TIE Persnory 10 9:30 by appoiniment. | ' ure dies a great man, od to whom those of all] albont e i e Children born on this day: prob- | '“W. W. Casey, Jr., Deputy | takes place in the church which the Gastinedu Hofel Annex - He e ¢ i€ 8 eat man ne t \»\”’. nr i | receiving an almost unanimous vote on the fourteenth ably will be thoughtful and studious, | States Marshal, and Mrs. Casey mj.{bx'ide and her family attend, | | South Frankiin St! ' Phone 177 - uld M éets-and all beliéls; or ‘those who profess none, could|papor, Explaining why he took the name of Pius, myece subjects of Aquarius command]l'iVl?d on the Alaska from Ketchi- | e | . P ? lopk with reverence. For Pius XI earned respect ot e saiq: sucoesy i parebrs: Lt Saig cour- | K, MIAECnS(‘»‘.l\‘v,m.hflg :leenlvis_, R 75 ¢ ! uRg upstanding,: fegriess, forceful, good: man he Was.| I was born under a Pius; I came to Rome under age and initiative. < liting in the south, joined her hus- o T BT k > head of the Roman:Gatholic Church since|, piyg: Pius is the name of peace—then Pius shall be (Copyright, 1939). .11y {band in that town | LOOK and LEARN S ROBERT SIMPSON. OPT. D. Juneau s Own siore . 1822, . through ‘ghe ftroublous years which ‘have wn},:w name.” - e | *20_ Rl % Graduate Los Angeles College ¢ frie World war'h ruggle continued on @ polti-| simple personal tastes (it was related that he MBC OSCAR OLSON":” o s Hightet S0 iy oL By A. C. Gordon ot Opiaiites and } cal and social battleground, Pius XI had many \\-u-u'.\.\“ haved himself with an American safety razor), . ¢ ws y. ( d i ik Fu;:eda L(;:sg:s AR - The voice of the Vatican was heard and heeded in a| ..uiar exercise g g bing | R By T : The voice of ' ican was hearc ! ' % 2l regular exercise and his youthful mountain climbin; HOSTESS THIS wEEK‘ wap, amera an | 1. Which is the more sensitive to| | { "The Rexall Siore” p dozen crises 2SS y s 2 b mbined to give Pius a sturdy y. 3 )\ i " 9 1 jozen cr ssia, Ita ‘. Germany, Mexico. Spain | L 1t P turdy body. At 80, up until s . Sam Ie (ase Smpieakian. ithe G ' Ittt BasY . have been in which the Pope, In spirit, has been t year, he continued his daily round with almost e tined p 2. What part of the U. S. gets the | ‘Your Reliable Pharmaclsts p gt iator | 5 much vigor as he had displayed when he first took SRR R s - H heaviest snowfalls? 111 . “Pope of L tion,” who after tWo| . the heavy burdens of his great office erdey afternoon With R Bridge For (IO'hmg, Efe. 3. In what Presidential erection| | 1 N€ Charles W. Carler; | Butler-Mauro uncheon, the’ second in a° series of negotia ian government ended 5 e being given this week. “#" ¢ was the sucessful candidate elected ( | D C the 59-year- question” and regaine eing given this week. 00 0| Mrs. George Roney woyld like 10 by o margin of one electoral vote? | | Mortuar | rug Co. S8 Kawe rule over ‘the sVath FR otate The Right to Laugh S worl by S, - Y- exchange a camera and skmple case "4 What is asthenia? Fourth and Franklin Sts. w poral_powe 1 ik iy i R o McDonald, Mrs. Elmer A Friend |y, ceveral boxes of clothing, & stu-| 5 How was Alatks acquired by b2 PRESCRIPTIONS Pius X1 stood out as one of the mbst fofceful pontiffs | and Mrs. E. F. Vollert, M#5.John | yoint lamp. a pair of man's galoshes 3 3 PHONE 136 | 54 ti ew York Times) 5 i lauring | 5 P61 % Sulocues ithe UL B2 of modern times. , 4 W Yor Chappell assisted the hostes$ during | o4 an alarm clock. e He was the first Pope e Pius IX to reign as a| Man, as the saying goes, is the animal that' .. o eternoon & 3 P EPe : A ERS el it el hin The statement is not, of course, quite accu- | gariter 15 the week ‘Med0"Bison |, And, it isn't just an ordinars| 1 .The eye is 16 times more sen- ¥ & (R85 el e SoIILIE coa s T R The hyena laughs, as do certain birds, and | .o 3 o4 &9, oyl SWBRS either. The Roneys, in gitive than the ear. Have Your Eyes Examined by — L 4 E first pontiff in 59 years to extend paternal greetings)'? 4 e Z s "% was hostess with luncheon, an packing up in a hurry to get out . s E ! ‘ "" | the horse cannot always keep a str face. HOW- |yiiioe Honors were: Wor™H6- tHat | e ul| 2 The central portions of the Dr. Rae L. Carlson I W he king, Qusen And PrinC iniiadulislg anc s } ver, man is doubtless the only 1l who cannot (jme’ by Mys. H. R. VanderLeest of their home in the Rokovich Apart- gjerra Nevada of California. . . H S GRAVES i Wuh Mg OUSL aiter 1570 to leave: thejounfiues(Ee ghe and keep sane without laug! It is laughter |ngre 3. J. Connors andMibw, B |ments during the fire Wednesday | 3. Hayes' defeat ‘of Tilden, 1876. OPTOMETRIST *The Clothing Man” il Vatican. ® | that makes the behavior of individuals and the absurd- | gy = = T LA lost the clothing, etc., and somehow | 4 Wwant or loss of strength; de-| | Office Ludwig Nelson's Jewelry | This last step, ending the “prisoner of the Vati-lj;y of institutions bearable; and we need it because fred e J OO R picked up the oamsrs aid ssmple iy, Store Phone Green 33T | | HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER can” habits of his he took o’ July 25.|both individuals and institutions, to the end of time.| 1 you want something real fancy | “ oy 5. By purchase from Russia. & MARX CLOTHING Men’s, women's and children’s A b ‘| clothing is among that lost, Mrs.| ments of Mr. David | mine’ water greeh, freeze“1t and| ponev gsaid Anjone ‘Who ' can | 1 Peter’s square when he wa Y around St “-w bound to be more or less absurd on occasion. These gor vour Valentine party &y’ th reflections afe induced by some com: FINE Pius XI had the sense of the dramatic developed Low. the English cartoonist i ’évom“ “l:‘:“ q"gi‘l‘“‘:‘ crush slightly and place the fcé in @/ g pighten out the matter can get in | D AILY LESSONS Watch and Jewelry Repairing R B PN T N to a high degree. His mass of expiation for the anti-|Crsan of lvac “‘;\’ “’l““ broadcasting agency’ | shallow bowl, Fill glass cuis with | yguch with the Roneys at Apart- at very reasonable rates Gastineau Motor religious ‘campaign in Soviet Russia; said by himself in | Undoubtedly r. Low, “there 18 more Bha: * 'shrimp cocktail and set on the ice.!y.n¢ 5 Rokovich Apartments. IN ENGLISH |PAUL BLOEDHORN | 4 ; | inherently absurd in the world today than ever before, | N - iR e | 1 Sel'Vlce B . SOIeIA it only because of the greater contrast between man's | g s i" ba | s FRANKLIN STREET | | | o b 3 protest which echoed throughout the Christian world | y,6t1v increased .power and his use of it.” y W. L. Cordon _ o iollar vato: b ¢ upon the world to pray| . Tdeas, if they are good ones, can stand being ALASKA MOVIE T | GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING | for Mexican C lics when the hierarchy of that re-|laughed at-—so Mr. Low thinks. Christianity, the WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: “We| | ON THE MEZZANINE ¢ g0 hEE. public withdrew the priests from the churches in 1926|motor car and the income tax, he points out, all sur- BE SHOW" Io"IGH' |had company at dinner” is colloquial. HOTEL JUNEAU’ as a protest . nst suddenly enforced constitutional ']'\n nv(;uy‘u:-. fi!:‘i;rf‘:l]“;h:‘:)‘ll?r :-‘ !1]:“:_2 \)g;:e;);r])‘li ”"]n:;‘ 2 FOR lEGISquRS 1t is better to say, “We had guests | resuai B e Ve el o gl | ¢ dimner ' BEAUTY SHOP HARRY It was unusual for the head of the church to Rire - Toow TR i : {e Io" it” But (1;0~ £e ok el L0 | OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Feb- i appear as an author of secular works and Pius conse- | /' TOW S AR EOm EECAE g‘upl’"elv o el A motion picture, “Alaska’s Silver ruary. Pronounce feb-roo-er-i, oo as| | wLYLAH WIL%‘OIN 4 RACE Shantly catsed Ebis by publishing a |, SRl el S Hvhlow i Millions,” will be shown in the Sen- |in book. miomee slepnone DRUGGIST 1 thumb, where the healthy deflation of fly-blown per ate Chamber of the Federal Build.| OFTEN MISSPELLED: Visual X-Er-Vac - 538 2Volume. on his earlier s as a m'”“”““‘; onalities is most needed, it does not take place. Ameri- ftie wt 0 'lok uei tasbmeyer e Ondlrvn tha 5 though p‘rnnounced’ “The Squibb eI IMDEL., . can cartoonists have done wonders with Mr. Roose- g at 8 orclock this evening, with | P Storte of He invited baseball and introduced radio| veit’s chin but their Ttalian contemporaries, no mat- Temnbérs o sl Teglalature: eapens &5 . A e f A B g . N s R i Gl titia dnre Histort ially invited to attend. | SYNONYMS: Gigantic, immense, “NEW AND DIFFERENT i within the precincts of the Vatican. He authorized | ter how much their fingers tickle, (ve‘\,n not distor! The film shows glacier scenes, but | enormous, hugh, colossal FOOTWEAR” 4 i i s If 8 d I1 Duce’s massive lower maxillary. here now are 5 & o 4 A 5 - 4 thé takirl¢ of motion pictures of himself and attendants : : : > 4 deals primarily with the salmon in- WORD STUDY: “Use a word | " i i in various ceremonies and he installed loud speakers in ‘llml\‘l 2k mL“;j‘;_’;':):“""*:O“Z;':“lr)m‘l‘gr;l ']‘)‘;IP‘::" T:;L dustry. It is shown through the |three times and it is yours.” Let us DEVLIN'S The Store for Men' St. Peter’s so that all might hear his voice when the [ S¢D5¢ O ‘ i % courtesy of the office of the Com- increase our vocabulary by master- 9 ? Even Micky 54 suspect, and Donald U P . vast,edifice was packed with 10,000 ‘uditors fon great g‘:": = 1‘1‘( It’w\:Ix]»(t):i-ne\g():;::lqt o et e e | missioner of Education. Im& one word each day. Tognys Paris Fashion Shoes SAB'N S % 03 o o : & | ———— word: DISCERN; to understand; to ‘MAYOR uus HERE | detect. (Pronounce-di-zurn, i as in 3 Front St—Triengle Bldg. f ftholics was a decree vlidhketended 8rom. 10 days{laugh at anything and anybody it thinks is funny idth:c(’cfen‘:";:’;sygage;m'le‘:\: :::: or"cml. n”s or - b 17days the interval that must elapse between the [ Mr. Low hirits that this right may not be safe in Eng 0" "oRAH mDAY??f:‘ch e s 3 R e B RS S s ey S e B dRaffi of 4 Pope and the conyening of the Sacred Col-| land. One would mourn its loss there, or in France, { Eihst omi g e Testattite & ol muu__zsc GASTINE AU C AFE - 3 cardinals to elegh i {hgec ¥ Experience | far more than its loss in Germany. Territories may be B Ao B T pasesnger‘ S Jet e Jaff shown that ten days was (oo short a tige, to permit | 1 ‘I”””""“"I"’ 1 i::;‘\‘";C"’!‘filcz‘;;:‘:(‘;’;‘)‘L‘l""‘('v'l“l']‘;a’“f;‘: on the Princess Norah arriving here | VALENTINE TEA J' B' Blml'd & co' i th and princes of the chyrch | can survivefif ‘ joke <'um;nues to be called a joke ‘:nd ghis afternoon. . Mc. Tucss hnsjepent | Trinity. Hall, ¥eb. 14, 2 f0 ¢ hin, “Our Doorstep 1s Weorn by in Capad Ar na, to reach Rome in' time to| . not disgujsed as a Great MaD Br & great ides. For the past few weeks on a business |Public invited. adv. Satisfied Customers” votgs 2 | appalling & some of the world’s “great men” and and pleasure trip in both Seattle On the death of Pope Benediet; Cardinal O'Connell 8 are las HUDNY. and Portland. imediately from Boston, but he arrived | It is that would ring around the in“Rome several hours after Pius had been chosen.| world today if all mankind were free to lock at its The latter expressed personally to.the American pre-| predicament in its proper light. But it would be heal- | hed starte Juneau Melody House Music and Electric Appliances FORD AGENCY 1 disappointment lw(‘«lu\.-‘llvv United sx.uv,\‘i““» aughter | y 5 Al (i el andomstrs gh )“ ented at the election 4 - — Gasf ambe“ TRt e (it s B Saitonal Wives who hold jobs spend more time with their| BEE-KEEPER N. Alexeev, | GREASES I that the cardinals had seriously| WIS Who hold Jobs spend me . h. 4 S Bk reading e s | ¢onsid advisability of adjourning or prolong- I THE A ““"-m“’;““jr};j’e -“&23'&"“;530:0"112' collective farm in theGChn-uvuh Foot of Main Street . ine the sessions, but found the constitutions were so i ¥ republic along the Volga river, | GAS — OILS [ bothered by playing contract in the afternoon «rigid that they could not do so legally. But the new g | ;:m; tlyvlea{l y:d-:::t or ¢ the necessary action and made SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. a s Accounts Insured Up to $5,000 Mnfg. & Building Co., Ine. P.O. Box 2718—Phone 3—Office CABINET WORK—GLASS 11y Seward St., Juneau, Alaska PHONE 62 Juneau Motors Head]l. | 2 ‘ ‘ The dog bites the| gram for the masse€=gays a | e ¢ Russian official, i 5 occasiofss =" sl One coricludes that there is no right a democr: ~An - early official agh .tRak..gratified American | gught to chierish more tenaciously than the right to| i \ - TELEPHONE—5I . 9 The B.M. Behrends ‘Bank Juneau, Alaska COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CAPITAL—$50,000 SURPLUS—$100.000 2% PAID ON SAVINGS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES , COMMERCIAL USE THE “WANT” Resources Over Two and ADS One-Half Million Dollars ! > and SAVINGS First National Bank - "~ JUNEAU—ALASKA | i ! S P ery Suceessfully when a small ed with haic oil was turned loose during a sports event at Sydney, Australia porker lubric 4 i MECHANYCS WENT FOR “CREASY’ PIC, but not v wd