The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1927, Page 3

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ORCHESTRA PLAYS BOTH SHOW'S of Life—"The Butterfly™ THE CLEAN HEART OoR p The Cruelties of Life AN EIGHT REEL FEATURE WITH A TRIO OF FAMOUS SCREEN FAVORITE PERCY MARMONT — OTIS HARLAN and MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE WUSICAL SELECTION BY ORCHE: AND COMEDY “PAPA’S PET” 10)- Secrets 5-10—Loges 50 cents If yon cannot make the first come to our second show at 9:20 THURSDAY “The Lady Who Lied” with a sterling cast LEWIS STONE, VIRGINIA VALLI, NITA NALDI Attractions ’ At Theatres uits ben their 1 | bathin they and into the pocl il 1 a pictar I beli ? tha id G PICTURE IS AT COLISEUM TONIGHT George Me il woducer corge Melford, producer i Can't Feol Your Wife)” il Pararmonnt pictur hieh will be view at the Coligenm theatre days bezinning thusiadtically interior soet < suid 1o be one . v ) The Ci pared for pictire productiv 1i Lifc Aithough (1 production, in New York it and Paramcunt indic d Th Humorously, it ' n i tonigh CLEAN HEART" AT PALACE TONIGH in that Hear: Jo 8 which i We Picture pred n or Blackt tnart i a " it 1y, ha Unusual i e e t from anything y appearcd upon afier gt 1: “It i3 cne of i D / itic mark about to do this winter impossiblc conditions. The picture ¢ with a able interior « vor big bathing of “lowers ca in sen 1 th rema el aw remark K full of the hum nergol: picts iife a heautifal ! cecentric ¢ weters girls doff evening gowas an veal by i o breathing a pool ha and pies ) of vicitic Victims of the sinking of the the Hudson River at New York. of the survivors are shown being launch Linseed Ice floes made treated for eéxn King holes ar in r 100 i i von and | the THE DAILY ALASKA [iMP.iR[{. TUESDAY, JAN. 4, 1927. Senate Told Trial Farce ) = HARRY M.DAUGHERTY THOMAS & WALSH Senator J. Thomas Heflin, of Alahama, told the Senate that the trial of Albert Fall and E. L. Doheny was a farce and charged that Rear Admiral Samuel Robison's testimony was treason. He called Harey M. Daugherty, former Attorney- General, who was recently tried for conspiracy, an “arch criminal™. Scnator Thomas Walsh, of Montana, de- fended the Fall-Doheny trial as fair, Idom at to attend to him in his ation except o phy the ov | of Pisrpont thanght of the fhe doctor ensing wife can you edito and who | ¢l Otis | Horace e Banish any mind on part o hotuddled and Witair between hi he has anly one instinet to exact revenge this situztion tremendon Lady Who nal offering Thursday -~ LORD GREY GAN READ DARK AS WELL AS under train vio of jovi road, ittempt Lo v de deem Motte is erful to bring drink an la the o trit patient that i The nishes a | chi | of those with outeome of 1 et ih Lied,” the at the for “ihe i which theme | Wipst »and prove tarting vinmend IN “MADAME SANS COMING From Laufdre jun ENE" TO COLISEUM neh LONDON Pallodon well a1 When Wlindu Lovd th Jan el 1o nade by in to the Colisenm in the title pictu Madame the Vie [ Gloria » com he he learned touch, sy I ght much ille can ihreatened to read smount by ame b oy Lie improved find hooks usetul “One tuin up 1l olf to sleen WOMEN 0¥ MOOSEHFART LEGION Officers and dreill ¢ quested fo be MoGe luesday ev January ortant in out the “dra road onc s Hall at 1th 1t Charle adap k de Roche leading o - e ni 1 Scotch m of “r George B hoo invented aoyste transport, by which an vated track are propelled vically driven airg propelier ‘“THE LADY WHO LIED' COMING TO PALACE i an horned vipe by idered fa 1, with ifted din out of the almost for own beir aunch ician who wqr o e e | CURTAIN PROBLEMS nobility he is and hi surprise climas Palage | tain LIGHT Grey dark o, and now, with || | light,"” heet and literal cngineer, ilplane” STOGKEHS WILL AN A TR --PATHE NEWS— Juncau ('nuplr Leave Heie Sunday for 10 Months’ Tiip Abread. RN ( 15 Cloopatra Said to ik Antony when he got a letter frem Mis. Mark bigging bim to come on home, “Ycu can’t foel y ur wife.” But what (f the modein hushand whom matriage didn't hiind to a pretty face? Is the wife cf today Jjust prettior? What's home? ¥ i 3. 0 perial Pool Itoom, ace Mis will miral due vl trip to Stockers plan to visit jtin, and pend al then go by iser or Ad The pan.ed Stocken lean Watson, months’ T T T T L Fur Nere the seeret of kecping husbands De 4s We Say meocan’t fool When you and she find on the floor When yon sy s and your ha When you Brown's houw over at your When len out @ to ¢ vill They March Panama Switzerland They will Seattle Y wt heen atre vour you've two ) month Pran-| for| it the club stubs in san vis't vill leave 26 for Canal to ciseo, they thout a month n Francisco ftrip throu w York After visiting for weks in New York they for France where they jmonth vigiting Mr. Stocker ler broth rom France tl to land where Mr. sisters whom he he leffhis home in Switz- wve dotted you've and house you say you've and the hoss ha to get you SEE ‘You Can’t ‘ool Your Wife’ GEORGE MELFORD'S PARAMOUNT PICTURE “The Man Who Wouldn’t Die” Sceend of Pathe’s Wonderful Frontier Series Pictures heen at chureh with confett been over at Jim | on a the City Jim been ay WHIRE YOU s&R ENTERTAINMENT about threc 1N COMFORT are leaving will spend young v owill| Stocker has not heen b working n ‘phoning Witl: Leatrice Joy Niter Nelddi vit four cen since erland, in 1895, After a visit fwill journey te visit another resided there since From Berlin they [for Sweden to visit IMrs. Stocker. From Sweden London to visit from Londen they York i The west coast [ nas Switzerland they Berlin, Germany brother has the plan the in o e who Lavts Slone war to leave Luron home of they will to with friends, will sail for o and New T R T T T T T T T T T T TR PR by return to continent wiil the Stocker acros train M1 over to hom left not been when he America Both of | Stocker's brothers were living | Burope at the outbreak of the war iderable service on the younger brother living Belgium when the ripped through there on drive to France > > > Stocker 31 to Mr for years, 10-20-10—Loges 50 eonts ANHHTSIR NI T R T lcome COMING THURSDAY GLORIA SWANSON in “MADAM SANS GEN con | was in [ Germans de-f ihoir first THI TELEPHONE GIRL SUNDAY g i ell Your Furs to Best Advantage WLl BE HERE my | FOR HOMES SOLVED GOVERNMENT DEPT. | old and | Almost ey | of some either to the light, or to add ive effect. The cost one of the leading items in {the® outlay for household toxtiles. | Crxdaliven - fewfivavioon) . Heuse s havieg. g total of only a dozen windows will | need about 60 yavds of - material il | curtained completely. The expense curtains must be repeated every vea because they wear oal | fade. It is impoxtant, therefore, | ey 9, My 30, he housewife know how this expenditure advantageou nome in ingure requires cur- its to] tains sort most of | rooms, o | modify dece fur ey, to t! now of cur Ship ur fuis to our Public Fur Auc- THOWTT Seron T competitive didding=Righ- est prices Liberal ad- vances made on receipt of shipment when Write wire for latest Mar- Our next Sales Feb. 11, and July Ship next s markot prevail o requested or ket Report [ or May with for the | maet [ to! ¢l ‘our WEST COAST FUR SAI TACOMA, WASH. 5, Inc. I e Burean of Home Economics of L | the United States Department | Agriculture has made pecial | dy of curtain Mems and is ready | Lt help the homemalker simplify her | task the r her | [ money. Some of the following point. | Adventure Found in | sheuld be kepi in mind: To he use | Diplomahc Scrvice‘ | | ful, curtaing mnst not eal attrective view, prevent adequat ventilation, shut out ¥light should often an diffuse entering the and - br lines woorden the of ta get best value |Hazards of U. S. Farm Agents Akin to War [ 20 cone an Im- (Continued from T wdy - or Thoy the light 1k the asing around R0 i (Continucn trom Page One) S & | In room| o countryman. Ile demand of the ted surrender of the prisoner indb window . ] Rl 1 G his stor [N 1) 1 ons | Good design vequires that curtaing s custody unti ! | be bod. Failing that, he ‘demanded | have strong lines and pleasing pro i | portions, and that through care. | instant audience with the presidet. {ful choice of texture and color they Finally they swers admitied tothe link together the furnishings of tn | Pakice with : pustol “x_' | room. Simpljcity is the keynote of)tekling the i i now i the best curtain arrangements loss breeay adays, though just how this is cap-| A Swall vied out must depend on the shape Gn and type of window and the general [$1A115 he Land ordered the v of the 1oom. In a custody of diplomat it outlool 1 theli a4 ol ound their a valance may allipat, Byt fourt bagguse and all, window and its color scheme, For the | 4071 had ordered it s bedroom, sparent curtains bung| The charge boiled over. “",'“;" close o the window glass are often. | Ptck. Be shook the little oificial by, sufficient. Tho bathroom and|h? shoulder ind demanded a palace otes have coniracted rabies more [Kkitchen curtains must . be able. onee. e it, with more requently and twice this year hunt- | etand frequent tubbing and be At the legation he learned | ers* were massed in two western simply made that they can o taken | 2t 1 Ihv”yl.ltlfinl ll{:"l:'ll"l‘"f(':" tates to kill the maddened coyotes. and who sler deported as un- 4 e \ down and put up cas | y Rl alaimed In addition to the publication deat '.""‘”;:"’“' M:,(vll,,',".l ,|m,l,. (,|','.I‘:::‘|,‘ Two Judges Confirmed By Senate Yesterday {ing with the prineiples of | curtaining, the Burean of Home | Beowomics has fssued one on the | selection of cotton fabrics, whic, WASHINGTON, Jan. +. Tho U be found helpful when choosing ate yesterday confirmed the nomina- the necessary materials, tion of Frank Dietrich to be Ninth .- Circuit Judge succeeding Wallace Me Camant, who resigned. The Senate has also confirmed the nomination of Charles C. Cavanaugh to be District RUB PAIN 0UT OF RHEUMATIC JOII Judge i ldako For 65 years, millions have rub-| § " bed soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs| When the »anid the president | Mexican Land and Oil v, the Amer 0 Laws Are Now Effective OIl right on the ten. had be der spot, and by he|lcan Offic led upon to as role in an im MEXICO (CITY, Jan. {~Companiea the T Oil zone are work- time they say Jack!SUme the pea Robinson —out comes Pending rev arlaty and 4y baclk lands to talk with large forces. Several have applied for revalida- st into th the rheumatic pain: ®" , an dlets dna s the rebels. The president insisted on concessions under the land 5 which became effective b S a body guard, who appeared in the ‘Il""h_';""rh"f"l'"""li:IXl""::']"; person of the recently Jalled offices. pain liniment which | “I's all right,” the president ex- 'ger companies are the government to move. —_— e never disappoints and | PRNed o the dublous American ELKS' EXCURSION the animal disease Laboratory here, workers occasionally are infect- ed with deadly germs. Although they handle scorpions, tarantulas and cen- tipedes, the entomologists do not con- sider their work dangerous, as none of these insects sting fatally, con- trary popular belief Forest Fire Heroes Forest Service cach hibits herofsm by its rang in the task of fighting timber fires and Joften the rangers have to cross swol- | len streams lakes to rescue flood- isolated ranchers or homesteaders. A recent rdous task that has confronted the federal predatory ani- mal hunters has been the killing of rabies striken coyotes. With the settlement of the arid west, the coy- How severe ele could | to chargsc young companion e flustered official ap e (e diplomatic e apologised veleased in Thoy start- missing. un o Tho year ex- i chevi pricone poared of room op drap- serve lo| view ani e car A palace away wife, add to its times wot the with bt window | crosi iy his cmployer Again Meoets Of the al ottictally e was ap tered little 1 and bellowed Also he dis of the guard envoy” pii for Still later, it ciune wa ey fatrodneed Lpatled o man e had at was the “'u\'l-ud that (he oif y(that took the “roc~:t 'siw.m. han to the lten days in onishment. the palace find iho wake utiorary in ing companies tion of nd oil ) ¥ | “He bears vou e doesn’'t burn the skin i “And besid bost It takes pain, soreness: ;. o and stiffness from ach- ing joints, muscles well B, Sherit;, Juneau's practical All those who are planning to and bones; stops sciatich, lumbago,|tyyer, now at the Gastineav. adv.|accompany the Elks’ bowling team ]Imrlm(‘he and neuralgia. 35 cent —— to Ketchikan are asked to notify botile guaranteed by ail drugz(sls,lcnll Collin‘’s Taxr. Fnone 4%5;Night|the Secretary at the Elks' Club as —uadv.!phone 231. Member Auto Assn. adv soon as possible. —adv, shot