The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 15, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, S\H'Rl).ri\'. JAN. 15, S ————— = —————————— gnmnumi'nmmnn'mmu|ummumuwnnmu L PICKLES” GAST ‘ e o e T e “WELCOME STRANGER" Dancing and Skating Ar- AT PALACE SUNDAY 7 . (o . ranged for Musical Com- o Not ng the Hebvew i [ @ast by Leui . 7 play or picture was one of ih edy Last by Legion. France convention two things: if it was a serious dr ican it e Shylock type hard-hearted | LONd erti e ocast of person who was d <o hile 1 tom 4 t productio e & (e R e L S ke : Lt fad i When I\.Mrn.ans Speak 53 Sy \§u"‘. ¢ e ’ AL @ My Al ortune, G v was the lo ymedy | aecording 15 M. Polley, chairman Ak (L8 ; 2 INTERNATIONAL NEW S DATE l:;u with [ 1Bk wito: amieeqlob die adn which has ehaie German Cabinet Gets O \\‘\C"M “ll whitla e s Avieh, seAbues | Heaffair Al LY Information Quickly & 1S0VEHY ompany a fast tlow of langu g astoand A gt 'ij a Guramount Ficture I “Welcome Stranger, o ple-jut the Masery " Main ontinued from Page One) ol ’ turization of Auron lioffman R Thivd or e - — . —— e — mou 1 play, which is om there wi ) K Bay b Phigns ; . 2 Paluce nd Monday t and ¢ Tho Art MceKin i j nals had to =ay. Sev Thon \ make marvelovs L ) & nslntors we ceordingly 7 4 ning winee Sunday I st ¢ ! ! B I 5 Ot aa tes, Yoa've enly to remember new {3 € 3 from (! world B [oroemen’ and “Bleod to know that. Now K & i Otio Gesian: writing an CRIGINAL screen d ody who carved to the director of “Robin Hood" f roread fny news hat ventin oo per. 1 he . b claimed, he Lt p S woulil soon ji nevves i veadin i o el o exipsl BRI I U all ihe ¢ o which his depait ALBERTA VAUGHN, KiD I i B ol J At e ol ment wa nily subjecied. When i ot i KL AL GUARD and AL COO e party intend I ¢ as he answ and aftal the “Toa Hike o 4 I ORUOBILION, 0Nt W Woild Famous Fun Makers in { 1 iink t somehov 0rY revolve mann, the acumen and philogo- | #lter the ride and also ' how Isidore S W over. dnd spend (he - interior, D. ked for closer read ] F i e ) pecially inter ! TRIEP [ Ri dpersal wheney te had o few ’ TR A FCX NLA\V’ | (Continued trom Page One) ment's G I FERRb v b el B Aof NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Ral S Opens the Show The Best Entertainment Lo to o, o, usive mon S0, e et ot o Lo, o\ REGULAR DANCE BY || __ - i T 4 < Feitist Tonlorn euscome A trfuiy| MO Uact et novinded gu ALASKANS TONIGHT, | . S e That Can Be Found R SEVEN MUSICIANS ' AR AT e N dance with jazz ot b ‘I" plad : : = sl R i Pathe News Packe Review THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR SAYS: appetll Fihe clinlgx. (D ghiet o ofis BRI A ) Foih i | 142 ‘ it Vs ; : ) : taok over a hotel for conver- Founds M g ; LN S ; Pl ek L Do Episode 14—"RUTH O THE RANGE “It is made to be laughed at and distinctly achieves its aim.” sion into a balltoom: a jazz band | S¢conds did he escape a su fin & ) orchestra and many : wnasepanted ishin the fourth round when \ practice have been ; . | . 1 do . sms . nt in ne ons . WILLIAM FOX presents BEbg bt Vaguesininivenss wae knocked down by a smashin jons. With the| ¢ w ; el LR e e S B Vot dack Burtord it wives Jack || Laughs— ~ BUCK JONES Laughs— THE PALACE POPULAR ORCHESTRA HAS these official functions, on order wag POnded all oder (e ving but doepn S foshannis s T I A== | n Actior— issued authorizing the advance or M3 fect by adremarkahle display of his hokun swif on the saxophone.! i - SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR MUSIC LOVERS one month's salary to every govern-:DOXinE genevalship. Reberts was (hon b Sudoipl Wi diin B Wity Thrills— ° B GDLU AND Thrills— i y } » . i nent offieial with which to pur-|ecisively beaten from that round io Alaskans using his big standard cha formal eve dress,” the!'he finish banjo and tihet makes quite a ot aUdan; -Uhlie adaney. 8. e ———-— forence with any orchestra IND TG KEEP YOU SMILING Wil iy repaid at 50 month, wnt e cay Legion About Ready Dancing will start at 9:30 o'clock | hammer ¢ and dinner jacket g mothe lower floor and continue un o~ Y TP AN AT T i ol R For Paris Invasion (il 1 « & sunday. ’411)1)”‘1 (,(}g\g}q,‘ kY where in the realms of polite civit:| % Y : >-a- 3 o T b {sation | ( unmLu:lr from ln,e One) Assassin of President e R ® 3 = A As o non-dancer Lomust confoss & e ’ . Z 1 luid never hefore’ apprecinted ‘the| *Anrican business men and indu Paes at Last Arrested Sy Correct Stytes 19 i 1 ‘I ‘; 1[)”} cultural influence of ‘It Aint Gone To | tries have cooperated with the Legion . : 5 e e e F. 0T £ in No Mo’ and ‘Yes, We have No|so that the men may get away from BONDON, Jan. 16 An B e i Stoolk Fabriea Panunas’ Diheir work and make the trip at o Telegraphdispateh from L The minister predicted a gencerallminimum expense. Railroad fare (o “tates that Jose Julia Da Costa, who | l.' lp’ (' l ! ! improvement in the outleok of (he | amd from the point of embarkaiion @isiess resident Sidonio 1* . L4 A4 L THERE IS ANYONE IN TOWN WHO HAS S peonn e Ae R e ST D Sie s I sl e O UERCHANT TAILOR “They have never known play.” frip, including lodging and food for veaons, has been arvested at| \‘J’l‘ \I‘l‘:\ 'I'!‘i,: H i five years hard labor seven days in Pari and including Foporto g then, perhaps, as cariy —— s comes marviage and “WINDS OF CHANCE” i T . : e — man, life has held nothing but = = 2 LICIOCH” HAMS AND BACON IT N ILL Bf YO!U I LAST CHANCE TONIGHT aery i seclusion until recen el EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” ste Decpartme arns g = HENRY BAMAN, Manager A ., 5 2 2 o o FRYE - BRUHN 6. ™o snin ;_ duiy noied departmental aite ) | Phone 38 Residence P'hone 522 | ¢ s at 1 W he band approval of the jozzilying ¢ J - S S ! ar mood of war igainst (0o nch Alaska's | privolity amo v members of Dawson City and? qomoesatic simplicity, citing from TBUCK JONES IS AT 1 iR time o time the example of Ben-! COLISEUM TONIGHT I gl 'l' "“' Beach “7"“ min Franklin who contented him : g wwided ot only the|gelf with howespun amid tic oy Sen tuetion for | most protentions outof-doors SCreen | qove of Versaiiles.” = = You'll want it in your ut the most i | ~ *‘u OFFICERS ELECTED : saEhenean tia| BY SCOTTlSH RITE ; CCIE IN AND SEE THEM own Heme——or Offica lines and infroduces a romance be ; te, last n Walter . Scott, | ACTUARII J B. Buriord & Co. tweon Buck and .,-1'4’ ‘\‘»l-hvu‘ nelel e o #1commander in Chief; Eckley €. Gue j - L ooUIEEUM sulbay it bian, WIS L i ',:"l','h'”' ‘ S Ll e - S e S atine, cant fncinnes el s Blane F. ! ORLD PRCGRESS AND NEWS go i R e o "“;‘., ‘“hh Lo ) h;m:.1:;;:~111<..=(1(| Cortez i" £ An o ‘,: | 5 . {;:fno(icigh}r‘i;;’tl,d‘.!ndcy"?:ub:'ci'l‘l ?lcx:‘d":;‘; | }I()T ')()INT ELECTI‘I(J :“::nuyuln \-wl'.lf." nm;,‘(, Sthale ved in the principal roles of :::;Nl il M. 8. Whit | lets recording news of the period. a number of the scenes from the| Do Allan Dwan production of “A% )T iiation of the officers! The Roman era had its reporters— /1 PPL’ANCES FEAsE oY tans {0 one. ot the fihest oxhibitions] Wil be held Pabruaty i1 | men who apparently knew short- Imhaté s plantyl astion. of aliAFR Bl R R T e ol hand, for they recorded verbatim the GUARANTEED conventional type, including a num A By fha . Abkefiiniavs oyen mkates shalpEMd at Moxms adv. | speech of Cato in the great debate in £ :0%g0otl) SIENA v spauancs Withi, n the scroemd . : the Senate during the trial of those ood punch where the girl im | 700 L Eagent OUCH! L V“BA(‘O' concerned in the Catalinian conspir- Sold by apted from the ori- yned in a closet gets out by 3 ’ s 3 7 hooting the lock off the door, warns a tory by Vieente Blascoy RUB BAC KA( HE AWAY| acy. 1’“gka El(‘(‘ll‘lc Ll "h«t ‘ho hero and both take a wild ride | fHDCL OIS TeRORt wrter S0 WORLD PROGRESS AND NEWs are i % fe] s e pursued Joored romances, is, as the| Ridneys couse backache! Not| covesiniont tc‘:déy e Slethse. The e e oy [ itle indicates, one of South Amer-|Yaur hackache is caused by lum-| ; . - & P C ¢ the bandit, and @ scene Wi G, pebe is cast in the vole of albago, rheumatism or a strain ane Associated Press calls to your at- ower Lo. maloysus e the heroly, ital youne Spanish girl loved the quickest reiict is| i tention while it is still new, every { upon i ty in the cabin . N | 1 relief A n TUNGAT: AT AGKA the _gir ungle - kua shet] T U0 men—an SBerican Seaiueds] “}| soothing, penetrating event of importance destined to go JUNEAU, AS SMAGLE Suni hin & tanpie ahpountan|oaued v dames. RERILESAND the St. Jacobs 01l Itub/ down in the archives of history. Sf S ardent Juan Martin, a big financial : i vignt om your pai - Head “I;nld Biid thio Gny! the Coli.|Power in the little old-world town j ful back, and instant- ;s : e | of Aleoria Iy the toreness, sti "ESTINGHOUSE M 1ZDA4 eum tonight. B alr bas thel “on the night of a native ; ? ness and lameness dis-| . _’{As ':r > ]S WAL part of the girl. vhen all the town s | w i G pattl 1 h i m BT |t s o s sk, T The Asgoriated Hress LAMPS “WINDS OF CHANCE" cent bottle of St ! AT PALACE TONIGHT M‘lll'u in the public square The Jacobs Ofl from your. e LR e 1 s« rdance is one of the many high spots i ist A m,"‘m"l *Pealing with tho romance and the|in a colorful production. T nwlu"l‘ (Iu“r(“”('('(l b\f lh(’ Vl"”c tragele that was the gold rush to rgentine Love, coming 1o the i 1 ) e i S aBala g the Yukon in 1897 and 1808, “Winds | Coliseum 11 S y a run WORORL, WARY of Chance” nts the st ac-|of two. days, 4s g iz special pro. hu-mn of u.» backache or ||'mn|;.ol 7 7 bt e B ko ot s et 18 i e 568 BT A a2 az Alaska m Zre . GASTINEAU LLL( TRIC cvent that brought thonsands of |bin Hood” and many of the bi 7| use for 65 vears for fumbago | eager men and women into the Arctic{mount hits stmring Gloria Swansen s + Reuralgia, rieu-, “NOTHING TOO DIFFICULT"” to face untold hardships in their{It's a story of voung Spanish givl| ‘ Al:wluh:l." harm-, | Tower Broke.Saeb Phone 416 lust for the precious ore. “Winds ol‘uhu dufics every tradition that chelless. Doesn't burd the skia. wdi news daily in