The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 3, 1927, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1927. 3 sking in full war paint, the despe- R P P R A SRR Alaska Juneau Mine, is ..m|muummmmmmmuumuumummumu|muumuuumuuumluuumlu. e Lt b din i e ,;| " WHO'S WHO ing o businbes trip to. ndix E E all l)| o llnn a colorful ILUV\_ ) y l - ! Ind. He left on the Prineess Elrouna 1ot e paintic Tovo stors o AND WHERE | [tor Vincouver "whore he will take s 9 =|Car r & B the train to Chicago. E =|Custer anil his brave ca Grocery, made the trip steamer Admiral Farrazut for = = -.h:nv.n n o roalistic manner on the on the steamer Queen 'l i A ] H £ canvas H. E. Rupert, local salosm i . Neville, representing J. B vit = | Pittshy making a round trip to o.acw ¢ {Caro and Company, returned from 1 = glorious{the *Queen. He will returned this | Ketehikan on the steamc: Queen = H s, O nm(l in spectacular sef- morning ! CTapt. G. I. Whitney a John = = will find ontertainmont n W a2 Fae:, 4 |\"\\mllk'! 5 Steamboat = TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY £l 1ot Wost 14 tmitling, pieture. of | ETiNe! e TR WM e padiccn Som W rengcth wher \ g AL B Neers b nniine, plotite oftneed trip. i Vaneotwer, Spokans, Se-|' 1) N Lemieux réturned home, fre fianesic st iinuatg 2 v B Lo Tt ":;(\Uv:‘u.un' ovey |attle, Portland, and San Franc oY R i rtainment = TP N S o n elfhte nf tha febh kst {0 Tore retur north | Suther ¢ t oo ik = TIEY . s AFRICS. = '\‘-l:;"t"’fv"l‘lflv “”»\"““”‘_"f"”! ff“‘l SYM-tyears, left on the Princess Alice for | I “h:"‘l"\\. Bori. 8 eyt = - | i aore. VVIGHY: depiCsikiy iy’ thas States. £ 2 e = __ £ the life of the Wastern army post.}” pg j Morrison, cornetist in m»l"“"’ = £ Pictorially, it is picturesque and has fpo) apligseum Orchestra, and formor | G T s S = WILLIAM J. LOCKE'S H st(ql!\eni(v. »\nvfflvm-:l)lmn'ul IM‘L|||IL\_2 while Lio” director of the Juneau City Band,|JUNEAU LIERARY BOARD g ¥ g e % : H O\_”;w.”u_ it is uncommonly inter-l\art on the Princess Alico for Via.| HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION = ‘orld Famous Nove = :ouver, envoute to New Y City | . o AR aR £ o AT whera he has accapted a position The Juneau Library Board held the Z @ £\ YAKUTAT OIL TO e onchdatta on 1o and 1" annual eloction of officers at I i = 99 = | A. McNeill, Provincial Constable at |meetit @ ht, in the City A'n.n. ; g STELL A V1 A RIS §| BE STRUCK SOON |ovince Rupert, who has hoen n du. (<1l Chambora. 3 41, R Shepard ] E 2 X fnoad the past two weeks, returned|Vas elected Chairman to. succead g A CHABLES BREABN PRODUCTION with ] SAYS F. ALDRICH![, ™} (b, PRe,ine jwecks, Princass | Nre. Frnk Metealt. = H - Alice. Jride succee E Iy = Z| Frank A Aldrich. well known| Mr. and Mrs. S. Feldon left on{ds Se 3 | = MARY PHILBIN S| pioneer, returned to Juneau on the|the Princess Alice for Vancouver j Warner succeeds Mrs. . | z =!Admiral Watson this morning from|enroute to New York ¢ Vst (RY? 06 TINGSUAR. THS chkye o | 2 Gladys Brockwell and Philips Smalley Z|vakutat where he has been doing|they will take a steamer for Englanq |Officers takes place immediatoly g H sment work on his oil claims.| N. G. Nordling, Chief Blectrician | 7 b T H A PICTUEE WITH A GREAT REPUTATI"N S| Mr. Aldrich will remain in Juneau e |SHAPPEE AGAIN UNDER PTG AR | next month when he will re- ‘ ARREST FOR AN ASSAULT 111 Al CHARLE' : PUF Slturn to Yakutat for further work.| ] S0 Y F =|He plans to have a geologist exam- | Albert -“hwvv. ‘ Y Z|ine his property this summer. [tast week in the United States Di ! 1 “ROLLING STONES” =| Mr. Aldrich states that the oil ltrict Court for malicious destructio: ] Z|drilling at Yakataga Beach, about of perzonal pr and is out or T 60 miles from utat, is pro-| \ln 0 bond v sentence, was g TONIG}IT__IG,20_4O L 5 - E gressing splendidl The General! harged in 1) United States Con 78y 50 cents Z|Petroleum Company under the sup-| The old-time mixture of Sage Ten Wiklonei'a; Covstgiiiy niovRing: Wit . —_— — =|ervision of Morris Clark is nowjand Sulphur for darkening g « assanlt with a dangerow =|down over 0 feet and it is ex-| streaked and fad- pen upon tha person of Goorg:| £ THURSDAY—FRIDAY and SATURDAY Ehoctea oil will be strack sny(ime R od air 1 grand.|CONS: The hearing for tho caso = Z(0il seepages may be seen for over " 4 R " i v 2 o'clock this afternoon. Logh Recoras! = PRICES =|20 miles along the beachi. The| HRars. - TR | - —— £ e = [drilling been going along slow and folks are| \dnvin, accountant at the "\7 MACK SENNETT E oges “ 60c = ording to Aldrich because of again using it |n‘ tates Buregu of Public ” E e £ the sandstone which has been strack| Keep their hair a!Road lea v Routy o> the . ¥ 3 BREAK]NG THE Ice = Adults 50c S|about 1200 feet underground and | S0 o van Aotk l\uu and where he will take Featuring = 2 Z|the rock is so hard little progress| B0RG, ove T the accounts for the -. B * A IR 2 : 1t Il';l rumored in Yakutat that M T &% Wb oggn i g =|J. Sullivan, who left Juneau several ¢ Thea o s — - | = CHILDREN = months a _for the st Lo raise|fyl appe of the greatest =|money for further work, has been/| Wdvantage. | Thursday and Friday 20c est E|successtul and will come north| x oy though, we don't have| | Thousands Keep £ Saturday Night 10¢ Z|installed this summer the troublesome task of gathering, * —il = s |the sage and the mussy mixing at| Well-Nourished BETZ' COLISEUM MpBELODY MEN |IIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII" Oroiey voox delteursd 1o, wnginomb, AILOHE wores sell tho abdvh B Rieh pEE B b , & s s ;\l:n‘v lnlu .lunr;e;l‘ ‘all Service Tx.ll;fl- to- product for only 75 cents. It g g ! IN A SPECIALLY AR‘RAN(;L‘D MUSILA] H'EOGL AM er. Ihone 389 —ady i d by the addition of other| Wi = - o i the cinematic horizon and bursts i 1 is improve y | | Att . S (o U s 4 avers o Empire | IDBCdIents, called “Wyeth's Sage and| The Winter—They 10—20——40——Loges— ; ractions Coliseum Theatro Wednesday only,|_ . ©. r saie at The Empire | 1phur Compound.” It is very pop-| Take e . i e e ']I“ “'lil ‘Ih‘l.ll"l”-;)" b In the OKiCC of the Secrc‘ary ‘I:h:\r lh(‘“"”“; [';f)h;my-‘l |‘]V]‘1L.“;::l‘;f"‘l(ll:1 t COIERE WEDNESDAY o~ Cre s as heen applied. y iste i At Theatres m> b of Alaska your comb or ¥ soft brush with it/ S‘ Ol I 'S ! “WHITE MICE” and il 1o . | CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION |and draw this through your hair,| : TERPIR 1O LI | Sl b $tha’ parfor " |UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,{taking one small strand at a t'ne; CANTERBURY NIGHT o7 Blises R R fhe ‘adventurous Roddy orreter 10| TERRITORY OF ALASKA, ss. [by morning the gray hair disap-| ] [“ANCIENT MARINER” AT this tale of romance and rovolution | b KARL "'”{“"\‘]"3- SU";’“-;".\' '"f pears. but what delights the ladies i | COLISEUM LAST TIME |in a South Ax an republic bids|F0e territory of Alaska, do herebywith Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur; ~Oiia dimser ol “haniel | fo ensconce him Wigh in the Ehruly CHIKl ok e Ad 4y of| Compound, is that, hesides beant- | R'Chln gad'llvefOll Inforno,” “The Temple of Venus, ; ‘“,“\1: 1-(:;(.];,":,’::‘:% an interest- | OfF the consent of more than|fUlly darkening’the hetr atteriy "“"; mm".‘ L 4 allegorical fanta hich have found | ing : leading man for Jaeaws |two-thirds in interest of all the|alDlications, it also produces that, ¢ ing young leading man for Jacque | ) l Ihe ] of Vani and _other | jins Logan, who is the featured play |Stockholders of Guinan & Ames|soft lustre and appearance of abund-| | scott & Rowne, Bloomfield N.J. 26-30 SFI‘ Ug FOI{ \ OUR - i favor in the public. eye, was ideally for in “White Mice.” The {wo are|Dredging Corporation, a corporation)ance which is so attractive. —adv | % | fitted to eransfer to the screen engaged in freeing the latter's fp |Or€anized under the laws of Alaska,|— —_ e — a . Semuel Tayior Colerldge’s immortal|iher, (x-president of Montehello and |that such corporation be dissolved; I.oose I,Cflf )llpp]:(‘S pcam, “The Ancient Mariner,” whieh [prigoner of state, and are forced fc |#nd . e 3 is at the Coliseum the last time t0- | work agalust time, for Ernest Hil.| I further certify that there was Offxcc bup})h"-- ulil“.” o ; ] Mard, the villas of the plece, does | 8180 filed ||x'uu!f 41,{1 publication of no- b ke e S hrough his profossional carser [pis host to have the old gentleman |tice of stockholder's meeting held t ar 43 o s Mr. Otto h#; been ke assassinated. BERUEME tor the purpose of dissolving said s 4 ' rint ng and Staticacry in the production of ymih e ice” 18 & Pinellas Film, | corporation; the names and ad-|| If yon Paint-Up and Clean- : l)lm'nnlm‘ Nearly overy allegorical |y jessed by Associated Exhibitors |(resses of the directors and officers s ‘1 “"‘UPE’FVS 0 classic of Fu-opean and Amoricdn |and dicccted by Edward H. Griffith |of said corporation; and a resolu-| 4 ) . M. SIMEINE] e TIfaraiims line--afine xusr Jils dans e tion for the dissolution of said cor- Up the way Mrs. Drake L lllllldkxélllllllll_\. I?;nz‘hs-lu:r- !‘\lx, Fitms | 4 N s | poration adopted . by the stockhold-| | Front Street Phone 244 Jareau, Llaska engage he director to produce af | > ers. ) film mt;lrnrm(:):llinn ()l']lh" ('Nnh].‘:m-(l AT PALACE THURSDAY 1 (unhfr ;;erti[yh due prcbf has wants you to: you will find e A SN e b A s Y I S AR poem, ' 5 tto nad spent urs 1| been filed that the requirements T R o e e visualizing the screen adaptability of The Scarlet Weet” a First of the law for dissolution of said -me mark Ofa | e T "{I]Io Ancient Mz iner.” tional production will be shown corporation have been complied C 0 R 0 1\4 Al From “Dante’s Inferno,” “The Lady |the Palace Thursday for a three|with d = of the Lake,” “Th Lore'si” and oth |day run. Reviews on this big feature| IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF 1|} rlen 0 ours The § d Reybsa ortable er literary zems, Mr. Otto built mo tollow have hereunto set my hand and t ¢ He, § Rt darile S ing masterpleces. Touchod with such| Chicago Journal of Commerce: al of the Territory of Al- artistic understanding of the works, |“There is no mors thrilling chap- Juneaun, Alaska, this 2nd We Are “Paint Headquerters”—SEE US FIRST J B Bl }RFOPD & L‘{) the productions were accurate pi * in American history than the fay > turizations of wisat must have beon |struggle between the white man ani RL THEILE, CLEAN UP—IT ADVERTISES TTHEAT Secretary of Als st publication May 3, st publi n May 24, joned by the famous authors whea |the Indian and its drama is brought ired to pen such everlasting [to vivid life in “The Scarlet West.” jewels of literature. Unlike many |Frontior life, the old stockades, red- divectors, Henry Otto aspires to in — ject his dramatic “punch” by the iful thought presented in the rother than by any direct 8" on the part of .ue¢ player Jreaking the Ice” is the Mack Sennett Pathe comedy with the feat- ure. i The Thomas Hardware Co. Henry the Fourth | S . L O S rr Cigar = | (For Discriminating Smokers) MARV PHILB'N IS i | AT PALACE TONIGHT‘ Philbin, wonder girl of ah»' appears in what is the out- her colorful career Univorsal's lavish | mmlu('flun of William J. Locke's cele- (. nove which comes to the tonight. Charles Bra- { bin has work:d the romantic story of the beautiful cripple and hor two \ ioyal lovers into a grinping drama a- real as life itself, and Mary Philbin in a dual role, shows twe sides to her nature—one, the beautiful Stelln the othor, Unity Blako, lowly oman who makes a sublime on the Gulf of Ali. a Pile Driver Scow Twenty-four feet by sixty feet by five feet, marked “K. L ARISTOCRATS—10c, long filler, foil wrapped; BON TONS—2 for 25¢, foil wrapped; KINGS— 15¢ straight; EXCEPTIONALS—3 for 50c, foil F. P. No. 1.” Suitable ve- wrapped. i £ _ s At All Dealerl \ — Pound ?lze ! ward for information leading ‘0r Pound welght? | to recovery. Cable our ex- o Always look on the label of g puce. H. F. PRESTON, Alaska Agent The handling of the story by Bra ' bin is different in every detail from any former conception of the play, and his deolicate picturing of the er1 cial situation, where Unity, tha slavey, kills the woman who stands between hor benefactor and happi- ness, is unique in se*2en annals. Bra- bin does it in six tableaux; weird in a way, colorful, and tense in inter- est. A notable cast is seen in the pla;: Elliott Dexter and Jason Robards as the two lovers; Gladys Brockwell as* Louisa, the Nemesis of John Risca. played by Dexter, and Phillips Smal- ley, noted character actoy, and di roctor. 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