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Daily Alaska Empire
JOHN W. TROY • - - EDITOR AND MANAGER
Publish* *! . \ • rv < v( 11iim • \< • pi SuikI y liy tin KMIMRK
1’HINTlN‘! COMPANY S* ••••i,*l i Main Mi- ' ts. Juneau,
A In ska
Kntered in tin* l*u.st (>*Tj• in Ju <■ iu ns KVeumJ Class
matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Delivered by carrier n\ Juneau Douqlis. Treadwell and
Thine for $1.25 per month.
Rv mail, pustap" paid, ai ih- J'nllou iim ia*«-s:
On*' >••.■11, in a«i\an*-". TIL'•• -;\ in.-nths, in .idvan*.1, Jii.bR;
cue month, in adorn*- $1 -\r>
Subscribers will . 'in' i . !' . \ ■ i if ib*v will pi"inptly n*d:iy
the rtusimss oft'. ■ ■! an> failu- *i ine-ni My in tin- d*
livery «>t iheii papers
Teh pi.*i«c i t Kditmial m l P.usimss < Mi'i* > i, .".74.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Tt e Anno* i i
repphllent i«m * * t all news »•. - ( ties » r* * 1 i 1 • • l t" it <r tmi
otherwise t rediti cl in tins »* * • • and also tin l*<e >1 news
publ sb« d bn . in
ALASKA f JKOl L ATIo.N * ; l \ It A NT 171 M) TO IIM LAKKKIt
THAN THAT oh \NY o I’ll KK J’t! HLR’A IT< ».V
M'llAIN RENDERS PINE SKRVK’E.
The three art r| < n (he |iiil|> ;111 >I |>;ipi*r re
source. of Al;o k.'i. v. i .((<11 liy I! T. Mcliain,
pruinin.nl Cortland | • 111 p .mil paper • ngineer
anil expert, fur tr.hni.al papers rmini', ted :
with (he pa|iui I n:i n i ■ f ;i < t uri ny industry. and]
reprinted in The Ivmpirc. • mist ;lntc one of the llnesl,
bits of putilieity that tile Territory has received j
at the hands of any visitor in recent years. Not i
only do these articles depict actual .iiiiditi.ms and
finds about one of the Territory ', principal assetsj
hut they were rightly directed, placed where they
would he most interesting and < aleulnI"d I i do the.
greatest possible amount of mud
In one of the articles are these assertion .
There is enough pulp wood in Alaska
to perpetually supply the tonnage of news- I
print now made iu American mills.
♦ ... *
And tlie tin id laird ", cm.- to h;.i" had il all
figured out that n uprint should some day
lie made iu Alaska. for lie provided, iu
addition to the pulp wood, water powers
of high degree with which to produce the
pulp.
* * * * *
I have been over many seelims it' llrit
Ish Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec I’rov.nee;
There is nothing that I have seen up that
way to compare with this Alaska pulp
wood, either in quantity per acre, or sc.
tinn. or in quality. And the climate is so
far ahead of Ontario and Quebec that they
cannot be considered In the same class,
i Mr, McBain, it should lie remembered, does not
speak as an ordinary traveler, one without pro-|
I'essioual knowledge of the subject upon which he
writes lie is a trained engineer of many years
experience in handling the very resources that hej
wa describing. Both training and experience have
taught him to he conservative in his estimates and*
his praise. It, therefore, comes with all the morel
ferce that lie wrifrs in such enthusiastic terms. lie!
realized lie bad conn upon wonderful possibilities.!
An I in portraying I hem to the manufacturing'
industry through the journals it is directly interested
in, he has r< ndcred voluntarily a striking service
to Alaska, one of which the Territory very properly!
is appreciative.
__.__
('ll AMHElt MAKES SPLENDID SHOWING', j
' The annual report of Secretary Boyle covering
i the activities of tile Chamber of Commerce, made at
! Friday's meeting, was a most remarkable document.
| I'robabiy no similar organization anywhere in the
I country in a town c.f equal size as Juneau can
point to a more varied program, nor to more actual
j accomplishments Ilian that recorded for th-a local
body. There was noh.ing in that any member need :
feci called on to apologize for. and I here was much j
in which everyone can properly take pride. If the;
Chamber is looking for' material for argument as!
to why every property owner in the city should
affiliate witli it. it need go no further than the
Secretary's report. it is proof of the progressive
spirit of the Chamber and of the fact that it is
ready to go to the front at any time for the best
interests of Imth the community and the Territory.
The organization certainly is deserving of felicitation '
upon its splendid work in IblMI.
I low 1o Enforce Prohibition.
(New York World.)
Senator Fcs.s of Ohio:
We will enforce the Kighteent.li Amend
ment il it takes the army and navy to
do il.
Thoroughly consistent, from the premises with
I which Senator Fess begins. And full of the prom
ise of even bigger things. I'sing the army and
| navy to suppress the wets, the next logical step i;
j using the marines to suppress mutinies in the
army and the navy. After which the next logical
] step is using citizens' posses to suppress mutinies
■in the marines. After which, everybody doing his
i own suppressing for himself, we can all end up in
|an old-fashioned orgy. I
»;
ALONG LIFE'S
DETOUR
I
Bv SAM HILL
^_
It's Different Nov/
Our doughboy Kurupn mice
ill welcome with great iny,
But now it .seems she wants
our ilougli without the boy.
Oheservations of ‘Oldest Inhabitant
What Inis become of the old-fash
ioned housewife who always had a
lump i-i pumice stone on her kitchen
ink to use for si curing puts and
pans?
The Ananias Club
"When my wife hi - a had cold in
Hie head," he said ".-lie never swipes
any of my handkerchiefs.”
Weak Sisters
“Huh;" raid Mrs. iiriiurh. "il say-,
here they have a law in Minnesota
lhal givt a a wile tie right lo demand
her husband to pay her a salary."
"Heel;'" growled her husband,
"what kind of nnmhy pantby women
has tliftl state got that they should
need a law to make their husbands
cnmo tones with their whole blamed
weekly pay?”
Looks Like the Alphabet Had De
cided to Get Together.
i Marriage license in Pittsburgh
Gazette-Times. I
Kctt'istily Morttsie w icz McKeesport
Maryann.t Walemlziewirz Broddock.
And That Am That
Oh me. alack'
They will raise lumps.
Bat my new lots
Gets dents from humps.
Monday Morning Observation
A laitiy Sunday (heals the under
tak‘-r i nt of many a job.
AIMKiC SK.MPLK McPHKRSON Is
at ANDBHSO.VS Mt'SfC SHOPPK.
-ndv.
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iwAlW s®;
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. at I
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(In recognition of the remarkable cleaning effectiveness ol
the Eureka “High*Vacuum” principle of cleaning—its sim
plicity of design and rugged construction—the International
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for electric cleaners. This is the seventh time the Eureka
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Grand Prize Award is Guide
to Christmas Buying
Such expert and unbiased opinion of the noted International jury ol
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electric cleaners as gifts this Christmas. They can select the Eureka
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stration or Free Trial.
i
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offamous‘'High-Vecuum’’
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And this is the greatest of our
most libera] of Christmas offers.
Remember that the special terms
are made for a limited time only
and will be withdrawn promptly
at midnight, December 24th. This
is a real opportunity to purchase
a brand new Grand Prize Eureka
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And, in addition, a complete $8.50
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Thousands will take advantage
of this extremely liberal offer.
Don’t delay. Come in or 'phone
us immediately, to reserve an
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“HIGH-VACUUM”
DID IT I
i
TtiU award la a triumph
Rt. ,ht. famoua Burtka
WjJjV-u--Prludpla
I ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. I
Telephone No. 6, Juneau. Alaska—Merchandise Depart mint—Open from 7 to 10 p. m., this date to Xmas Eve 1
_ _- ■ .... , ■ <"» 1|
V /
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL land office
Anchorage, Alaska,
February 4, 1926
Notice is nereoy gives that Florle
Matthew*, widow of William E.
Matthews, together with heT wit
nesses, all of Skagway, Alaska, has
submitted final proof on her home
stead et’*ry, Serial 03107, for lands
situated on the west shore of Dyea
River, Alaska, U. S, Survey No.
1403, Latitude 59” 30' N. Longitude
135” 21' W. and is now in the tiles
of the U. 8. Land Office, at An
chorage, Alaska, and if no protest
Is filed in the local land office
at Anchorage, within the period of
publication, or thirty days there
I tftet, said final proof will he ar
lepted and final certificate issued
.1 UNDLET GRimvV
P.eglstt r
First publication, Nov. 3. 1926.
Last publication, Jan. 15. 1927.
__ _
Get on a
SKATE
WE HOLLOW ClR.N D THEM
MORRIS
THE CONTRACTOR
I I '
Juneau Public Library
and Free Reading Room
City Hall, Second Floor
Main Street at 4lh
Reading Room Open Frut
8 a. m. to 10 p. in.
Circulation Room Open From
1 to 5:30 p. m.—7:00 p. m.
to 8:30 p. m.
Current Magazines, Newspapers.
Reference Books, Etc.
FREE TO ALL
‘--- —4*
*-—— ■ i
| NOLAND'S CORNER
WE HANDLE !
i Pip'll Whistle Caiuly |
I NONE BETTER ' |.
Box or Bulk I |
>----.—a j
—----■
I. J. SHARICK
Jeweler and Optician
Watches, Diamonds
Silverware
Jewelry
*■ — ..- ■ I
T--?
PllOFl.SSIONAI.
i I
B —-- --■
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I
I)rs. Kaser & Frcclmrgrr !
DENTISTS
1 and 3 Goldstein Bid".
PHONE 56
i Honrs 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
-B
Dr. Giarles P. Jennc
DENTIST
Room* 8 and 9 Valentin Bldg
Telphone 176
»— —- ■ ■ -■
Dr. A. W. Stcwarl
DENTIST
Boars 9 a. m. to 6 p m.
SEWARD BUILDING
I Office Phone 460 Res. Phone £76
a-■
Dr. W. J. Pigg
PHYSICIAN
a
Office—Second and Mam
Telephone 18
B- ■
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Dr. II. Vance
Osteopath — 201 Goldstein Bldg
limns: 10 to 12: 1 to 6;
l to 8, or oy Appointment
Licensed ostsophatlc physician
Phones • Office, 167; RenVdence
Phone 612, Coliseum Ap»a.
■-■
"l)R. GEO. L. RARTON*
CHIROPRACTBR Valentina Building
Office Hour** 10 to 12; 2 to 6; 7 to 9;
•end by Appointment. Phone 269
CHIROPRACTIC
la not the practice of Medicine.
Snrgerv nor Oateopathpy.
• ----a
■ -4
Helene W. L. Albrecht
PHYSICAL THERAPI8T
Medtcal GymnAatlca, Maaaage.
Electricity
410 Goldaeln Bid*
f®hon»*a; Office 422. Home IIS
■ ---■
_ __
Dr. Anna Kearsley
| Specialist |
EAR. NOSE anil THROAT |
Office Hellenthal illdg.
1 Office Phono 58 2
Residence Phone 56011
• • ' ■« •
! Concrete Base-Blocks
| All Ready for Foundation* !
I Ht I
Concrete Products
| Mfg. Co. !
| Willoughby Ave. Phone 32 |
- -...!
Read the advertisements. You wo
be astonished at the bargains yo
can pick up.
FIRE FIRE FIRE 1
OIIR SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ARE
FIRE PROOF
RENT A BOX TODAY
TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE
Safe Deposit is the cheapest and best
Insurance against Fire and Robberies
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
JUNEAU
l— _ _ _/
Christmas Banking \
To help you iu your Christmas shopping we
offer the following suggestions:
A Savings Account as a Gift
A Savings Account to Provide Funds for
Christmas, 1927
Tlw value of a Savings Account as a gift is
very great, especially for your children. It
will be appreciated and serve to teach the
habit of thrift. As a Christmas Budget it
can be built up throughout the year by snmll
but regular ,deposits, the fund permitting
you to buy easily the gifts you desire for
those dear to you.
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE WILL
OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
. The B. M. Behrends Bank
Oldest Bank in Alaska
a-4
Fraternal Socirtie
- OF - j
Gaiiitwau C/uinnel j
B P. 0. ELKS
V Meeting a.
r eicnlnife st 8:00 o nirw.
Elks’ Hall.
harry- spermno.
Exalted Hulas
IOHN A DAVIS
Secretary
visiting Hrothera welcome.
Co-Ordinate Bodiet
of Frc3ma*onry
Scottish Rite
Regular meeting*
funnd Friday eacn
*- .»nth at 7:3o p. m.
Odd Fellow*’ Hall. _
WALTER R. HE1SEL. Secretary
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE
Juneau Lodge No. 701
Meets every Monday
nigh t, 8 o'clock. Moose
Hall. .1. A. Davis, Dictator; It. 11
Stevens, Secretary.
MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. Ut
A A. M.
Stated Communication
Second and fourth Monday
of each month In Odd Fol
lows' Hull. beginning at
5:Jt. o’clock.
JAMES W. I.1EVERS. Mai- \/
ter. CHAS. E. NAGEL. v
Secretary.
Order of
• EASTERN STAR
Second and Fourth Tuva
days of each month. At I
o’clock, I O. O F. Hall
/MY GUERIN. Worthy
Matron. ALICE BROWN
Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
Sett'll era Council No. 1761*.
Meet inga second and last
Monday at 7:U0 p. in. Tran
sient brothers urged to at
tend. Council Chambers,
Fifth Street. i:n\\ M McINTYHK, (J.
K.. H. J. TURNER, Secretary.
■--- - ~'-"— »
CITY TRANSFER
COAL, WOOD. BAGGAGE
AND KINDLING
Stand at City Cafe—Day or
Night—Phone 37 7
*--—_-ft
auxiliary^ pioneers” cf
ALASKA. Iglco No. 6.
Meeting every second Friday nf
each month at 8 o’clock p. m. Card*
and refreshment* At Moose Hall
Mrs. Lottie Spickctt, President. Mr*
Dorothy Austin, Secretary
r—-—' ~ 1 --
A MAN’S BREAKFAST
should lie light lint nourishing,
appetizing lint wholesome. Men
whose vocations call for mental
action and clear thinking know
that Milk in connection with
tasty cereals forms the most sat
isfactory meal imaginable. j
It feeds the body without over
taxing the digestive organs.
JUNEAU DAIRY
rHONK 14 5
A_ _t
INSURANCE
Allen Shattnek, Inc.
FIRE
Property Loss
Business Interruption
Use and Occupancy
MARINE
Cargo
Hulls
Registered Mail
AUTOMOBILE
w Fire and Transportation
Collision
Property Damage
Liability
CASUALTY
Compensation
Public Liability . *
Accident and Health
LIFE
All Forms
ALLEN SHATTUCKJnc.
Insurance — Real Estate
II.. .- - ■ ■ ■
JAPANESE TOY SHOP
H. B. MAKINO
Front Street
P. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orders
i- .. :-i
THE CLUB LUNCH
ROOM
Open 6 a. m. to 2 a. m. Daily
TONY LAURIDSEN,
Proprietor
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