The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 11, 1927, Page 3

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JHE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1927 N g |[Mopomeat W lie P —— e e i e e tragic conse- Tpos- wiore (quences mz Awe cula \ bund ed as 2 er ve and It lramati PALACE [of 1wo famiiie midil e meant to the 5 i 3 1 Picture SLLY TARS HIT AT WR! CK- that Friple » TIMES i’(?\l(;”il i ! Morrvison, the humanitarian L 500 s (s 15 hor Hgent 1, | AUF . NASS ¥ W y Ri L g ! ! powerful - photod Wit fanim 1 picture Triple Action” neat g, e ' Kuch important (o), + heartily i gt piiototiny (of +ithe endorsed the we Mrs. Reid do-ihorder country. The stocy deals with { sht he of assistance in any wav.!sy app Hiiftaitae: - and. el > X iy . ¥ y el orge Tort is t ing AL < fgood comedy. There ap mishing m wit toy Layman. anid 1 SHOWING AT PALACE NGl A e “J"‘y‘}" L i delighth anmnsin char Sam’ B and STEAM TWO0 PACKED HM L +HT-—Ask anybody whs was wing ving of the Intc actorization, that of “Bilge” Smitii, | DATHS, Skin atments beneficial there i€ thee didut Tty meney’s Wovts Noews, by the \ happy-godicky saflor in Uncle m Rhenmaiivm 301 Front Stadv. 3 interesting things.| Sam's Altanti The Weekly also shews Leon Seppala winning the dog derby won “Shore Leav at Polind Sprin Maine weeks ago—that is jus to show L ')w;l‘ ‘mw.nmnl'v‘- kil in the role 1l s you the Palace ha: the W Is Ticket ' rsoand seller are d in the P outlaw I contair oplane YiR MARMONT PATHE and affords spler Doiothy Mac lnl}llu Martin EIG DCUBLE BILL Batileship t ; famous Hoise comedy. (wo Show i wremium last night at the |&estion. Feel a bad cold loosen uj § { lin just a tremendon short time rtainly 1l drive right IREA!{ALHEST 1 mi‘ooms derin th d by Fr 8 \m. \h.»‘ »| P MARIOE DAW uand RBig Co in - ALY ‘\.\’4-1': filmed on -.“..‘\ OF ggg; PEPPERQ ¢ splend making of “Shore Leave ¢ sl Yo L y mash it PETE MORRISON and LIGHTNIN' " in et pain .‘.‘ up n.,-".“«.,. AT e A - ’ | oRet Peoper Bub e the oo § e —_ one ¢ r d ) b "% lr\VF LVI”!‘VT)HN(. DT | ot Old Papers for s ale at The Implrc @fficel i Sy lac ~annot hurt you and it e ems to end the tightness |the congestion and soreness Mayo comnelled from ! ‘ot only i Fri | out cscue his old swoeetheart Qhiiits \ watery grave, fight singlohanded| Nothing has such concentrated, Weepah, Happy, Waits for Mines = ' ved peppers, and rvight down Weadnesday 15 u, aching muscles etion aching mscles B0 ANTRRBURY NIGHT “THE to Make Every Gi tizen Wealthy S — Thursday—TFridas AR MAl {per Itub you feel the tingling heat. | e e R - \ jealous husband in this film He is compelled to fight the love {In three minutes the congested spot u his heart for another man's wife warnm nd through resist the (emptation to take her m‘\\ hen y i ns and fight back the desiv from a cold, rhenmati ) stift neck or her from an unhappy mar N \ and carry her off to parts un-|0Te MUSC set a jar ol known. Some job for any man, par-iRowles Red Pepper Rub, made from [ticulavly with such a beaatiful prize |red peppers, at any drug store. You @ Alma Rubens, who play: the pert | will have the quickest relief known of the wife " However, destiny seems to a way of making moitals do the, Ivery things they intnd not to do,| land the first thing we know the} {two old lovers are clinging to each| other in the face of death and vow-| iI'L eternal allegiance to cach other. | Mo said to ho o CLEAN.UP KEEP IT.UP ‘Rowles, and use Wi RAKES—HOES--»’AT ¢ —FOLKS tory is situation Built to Withstand Frozer Ground Mavo, Alma Ru Walter MoGr surprising dramatic cast incly bens, H. B rer, and Lilyan Tashman FEATURE BILL COMING TO PALACE a & cdnesday, the Pal othor double feat DOUBLE The Thomas Heardvore Co. Tomorrow and There’s a treat for you and your children in the Pepper- mint sugar jacket and another in the Peppermint-flavored gum inside —that is WRIGLEY’S P. K. utmost value in long I-a s-t-i-n-g delight. PLUMBING HEATING and REPAIRING My overhead expenses are at a minimum. Therefore I can do your work for less money. BLACK DIA‘ OND) BEST I'OR RANGL, $12.50 per ton on doel NUT PACIFIC COAST CO 11, 70. PHONE 412 No matter how large, or how small your job you do yourself a great injustice if you don’t ley’s aids diges get my prices. i nd miakes the CALL \ ar taste better Try it STEVEC STANWORTH After Every Meal Phone 215 Res. 505 Shop Rcar: Harris Hardware Co. T u..u‘pfaww Envest In Hyder AN EASTER GREETING One of the Great Gold and Silver Quarts Districis of the World There is but one way to express it! ]Xere are scencs at the center of America’s newest gold rush, that to Weepah, Nev. At the top shown the home of the Horton family, the discoverers of thc gold. 1In the center the artist with Las traced the probable line of the ;,n[den vein, shown the top of the Electrie Mine, at Paymaster Canyon, around which is Insct is Frank 1. Horton, the old-time prospector, who has struck it rich az. fown, EEPAH, the golden, baby of rW tie Nevada desert, is not two weeks old, but it s cut- ting its gold teeth already. It is a prodigy so extraordinary that even old prospectors and mining experts have stopped comparing it to any other goli camp that ever grew vernight to a city of mineral wealth. None will what s going to happen at Weepak, There is be- lieved to be so much gold ore so rich and so fully revealed that it seems Jte have slightly scared the camp. ' The shower of wealth may be a forerunner of a cloudburst of gold- dust and nuggels, Many there be- lieve it. Many seern half stunned, wnable to adapt their notions and | {heir plans to condilions without araltel. George Allen fs Weepali's mayor, He has not yet found words in which to tell about Weepah. When a new horde of wealth seckers arrives and calts on him, he just goes out ana picks up a handful of gold-bearing earth, washes out tue gold fry- ing pan and shows the resuilt. Just seven men represent the citl. zens of Weepah—the prospective taxpayers on its pr2sent municipal area. According to Its size, .t Is having more incoming visitors than Paris In Summer or New York for a big league championship series. The flivver is the biggest prospector’s donkey of Weepah's day, but there are milliondire type limousines and every other kind of gasoline car in the daily rush across the desert, Frank Horton, the founder of Weepah, is its most conspicuous figure, He is a simple, good hearted fellow atout fifty years old, who first pitched on Weepah as a gold prospect, invested all he had in buy- ing there. He owns the only house In Wee- pah. The newcomers live in tents and have a hard time to keep warm nights, burning sagebrugh in their stoves. Horton's mine at Weepah was sold last November, but hoewas given a few months within which he could redeem it, This period was found s At the right end of the | and below is owin boom It 1s two feet wide and even tle hardboiled mincrs say it s the vichi- est streak of gold ore ever secn in Nevada, licrion has picked with his hands or t $45,000 in gold Just remember, “a pint’s o pound™ —a pound of witer—and a4 pint of gold Is more than ninctecn pounds, and nineteen pounds cf gold s worth nearly £3,700. Maype tie Hocton “vein a pocket is but the expert ¢ there are prob pockets, It it they know that a find that miy vun o billions, The horde that leads the rimtes to new zold can and is coming in ever invreasir.s numbers. The movies will get 1 Inspiration from sharpess, the woren, drifters v.Lo ilood towird We Gumbling is 0u @ siviitly cash s, but already the zoll iine a lccal stock is = ©dd or cren, nJ o is oy rie vein of i rich cre CANDY EASTER EGGS The kind we make with your name on them. - Why not place this in- dividuality on yours this season? We make them in all sizes and colors— ORDER NOW JUNEAU ufil ¢ HOUSE The chu oi m FPhone 317 Juuuu’l c;l(n'r Candy Musical Instruments Phonographs Records The N financed entirely | ain Yiew Gold Mining C« Ketchikan business men iiow of- pany. fers seventy thousand shares of treasury stock io the public for the first time, at ! 'entz per share. Total capitalization—500,000 sharc s, / Camps have b 2 built; Water Power devel- oped; Aerial tram proviles transportation; Develop- ment work performed liis opened up unusual prom- ising ore bodies; Titlc: ty property secured and most of claims patented. MOUNTAIN VIEW GOLD MINING CO. Commaunicate with J. A. Talbot or 1. Ketchikan, Alaska. Data furnished on resuost. Juneau References: Frank A. Doyl W""&

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