The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1927, Page 3

TONIGHT ONLY HOUSE OF G g : g : 00D SHOW'S HOOT GIBSON in ‘THE PRANTOM BULLET "I' elix the Lu! 2 (!\Ill\’) CUBA W i, | | | | | | SUNDAY ROY D’ARCY BASIL RATHBONE And I'rankie B Star of O SEE PARIS—GAY, MY il.'ltl COME l)) HE. 1?” AND BLACK POTTOM CONTEST Applause llnm Ilu‘ \\uhvn(" 1)4 ¢ nlm NDAY AND MONDAY MATINE BETTER THAN “THE MERRY WIDOW” R SRS —FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN— PAULINE ailey, Proadway ther Days NEFF STERIOUS, THRILLING, IN A FILM ROMANCE OF SURPRISES up- l'() I)4’ll NEWS PALACE ORCHESTRA And See “WHAT NOTS” £ H z £ lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIllIIIIlllIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIIIH|IIHIIIIIIIHIHIIIIHIVIV Attractions | At Theatres | HARRY CAREY AT COLISEUM TONIGHT In addition to a series of st ing exploits, ling even bloodstirring thrilis his successes, Harry ( s first Pathe production, “ ftin’ Thru” which t the Coliseum tonight, “will po: 58 more than usual in- terest for his many ardent follow- ers by reason of the appearance for the first time on the screen of Sandy, the popular cowboy's newest pony. tha of past ~ Sandy is a little Western thor- oughbred that Carey’s keen for horseflesh discerned several years ago when it was just a lit- tle colt at pasture in Arizona, \where tho noted westerner was making scenes for a pictura. izing that Pete, who has been fellow player and faithful com- panion for years, had only a few years left for strenuous service, Carey acquired the little mustang and began {o groom him for the screen as carefully as any im- presario ever trained a stage pa- pil, , Recently Pete celebrated twelfth anniversary of his profes- sional career with his famous mas. ter, upon the occasion of which Carey retired him for life, and pensioned him with an acreage of green fields on the Carey ranch at Saugus, about which the be loved steed may browse to his heart's content for the rest of his days. ]uoor GIBSON 1S T il AT PALACE TONIGHT ! A cowboy turns detective! That, in four words, describes the main theme of one of ihe - most _interesting pictures of the i eye | his | l gotien. Phantom wel, at Hoot star, i3 Bullet, the Pal a Univeraal-Je- ce tonight Gibson, famous Weste the hero of thi tale, which was ad. ar Friond's novel, * Triangle T.” Hoot gi formance in his la icle that will surpri biased partisar the infectious o now heigh Hoot itrong. ¢ will be 1l Harmon, from Os. lick of the with smile Beside Miss Pe Allan Forrest, Pat son McDowell, Wil liam H. Turner, John.T. Prince, Gilbert “Pe Holmes, Rosce- mary Cooper and Robert Milash. The Phantom Bullet” was di- ted by Clifford Smith. Inciden- tally, Smith directed “The Man in the Saddle,” Gibson's first star- ring vehicls for Universal and many other mumrlnul productions. “LOST A WIFE” AT “" COLISEUM SUNDAV’ "Can a man be a sambler and a good husband at the same timo? This question is answered in a highly amusing fashion in Wil liam de Mille’s delightful comedy |drama, “Lost — a Wife,” which lopens at the Coliseum Sunday only. Adolphe Menjou is on his wel- ding trip in the south of Fran with Greta Nissen. They are din ing outdoors when some one asks Menjou if he would not like to try his luck at roulette for a few momnients. Greta is hurt, she begs him inot to play but he is seo amusing- ly droll when he asks permission that she weakens and says, " —for ten minutes.” Then, having the mad passion for gambling in his blood, Mean- jou becomes oblivious to every- thing save the destiny of the Iit- tle white ball as it clicks around. His bride, his word.. all for- Even after sho sends word for him to come, he plays on. This keeps up for seventyflm ¢ “hours’ without™ respite. i - The result is a violent one. Hn loses Greta. She ' disappears and “The!obtains a. divorce a year late LE e son heads a remarkanly ! " orners THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, JULY 23, MAE MURRAY IS AT PALACE SUNDAY with dancer Apache Mi Th lav wyn-Mayer mne itional dan afe sc A glitte hows the danc parently but when under ¢ this is urpri ading role wmnds the I’Arcy Basil eff, Chester C and other stand , Karl Dan “BLACK BOTTOM” CONTEST TONIGHT | | Cuba Wh closn dancing tonight Bottom” ber of he ner tly will ement at the ging the contest in which Juneau girls wiil t andience will decide of the contest by - by a nu WHO'S WHO AND WHERE | C. Welghtman, of th An il from C Alaska. e ently operation in Cordova and will recuperate in Juneaun 1 the Una returns from mer trip to the ward W. Gucker, local traveling returned on the Alaska afte extended trip throughont south tern Alaska Kenneth and Milddron Webst who have been vis Mrs. H. L. Redlings} past c and one half, left accompanied by their F. Webster They will go to Montana to meet their mother and will then go to Indiana, to spend the arriv wva on the underwent ar roc in her west we ter Bdward Herrmann, membor the nical force of the pire, It 0 the Alaska vacation in the Stat son, former member | he Juneau high school faculiy been visiting in past left for Idaho on the Alaska Palldine returnad | reda from Pet has been for of for town his ! has the who for week, home Mis Junean on ersburg where the las Albert | returned | Potersburg. | Mrs. Fred Henning, accompanied by hor brother, Jack Cook, re on the Alamed from a| { turned |trip to Skagway, Sitka and Pet- vellinz ameda Brown, the ma on from | section "Iumml | the | his final | with | tate |ested in said e {day, | United win- | shurg. o Shepard, a nt to The B. In which ordinary size cleaners cannot reach are easy to clean with Pmo'ro-an The “Whisk-broom” Size ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER With all the suction power of the big ma. chines, PREs‘rO—)R‘m intothe"hard toreach’ | spots and does a thor. | ough job. A real neces sity in the home and for cleaninguphol steryinclosed au biles. Its revolving— Power Driven. lmbedm Alaska Electric Light and Power Co. 1927 Hartford; C. « 1l on the|A. McCloud trip to|ren and wife | Prather and | y - » Warren 'i RAVELING U. S. .x‘f”..l.,,, COMM ISSIONER DOES BUSINESS King s Commi 1 States tman retu United Helmar, from an eig Port Alexander, Port ersburg and way they collected $1,55% in and made a few in r normal, and $ fe s ected in the vicinity of Alexander and Port Arthur, §900 in Petersburg for the Constable A purpose | the Royal Arrests at Pybus Bay had been Bay, Dan Willis anl| House fc Indians fror nurse vi Laws Mine Inspec Hum busir v and vieini wife Covnia wife Brenemant « Walter United Depuly pnointed fone and Marshal ned last Bdwarl night on hal it day trip to Arthur, Pet ports, on. wh lic 2 ammigiion Gunllout Cockbre 1l boat i In th MELLE All el Seattle Charles Glu arrests Conditions Port Alexander | Mr was Port and sarae Hugo Lindham and wife Sherman, Port Alexander -+ WMARRIES NURSE 7 i of the estate « and tion duly ministrato drew Melle. deceased Letters of Admini for o2 said day were to me. All perso zainst MOUNT ¥ 8. Thornthwait Nounted Police stationed at Rampart e last y and a at Fo-t Yukon, Alaska, re. df cently marriad. Mr. oy ik has been trans 1 NP DETEl where he ard his bride ) N s e July 18 notice, at my e Seward Building, Jur ——re— at Jur CORDOVA CHAMBER OF 2, COMMERCE IS CROWINu g issued having cls AT hereby t ®the same within six date of this office au, Alaska Alaska, July At im Tack Pybus Garsid were estate pre vouche arrested for Alaska Game before United sioner King and we Louis Wr were arre by United sloner €. Clausen for violation of 2001 compiled laws of Al 1ska, cohabiting in a stats of adu's ery. They were taken bafore Com r Claugen and bound over Grand Jury - neau, the ppe red nmis thwait Dawson arrived of to to me and costs cach sie Willis rant s Commi Petersburg, e R ROBERTSON, Admin ator, July July of Co for The Cordova ( ll.llnlux merce conducted a drive First Last publication, new publication, to the AT THE HOTELS | Gastineau 3 Wm. Roberts, Seattle; Walter Evans, J d % 3R Alherts, a; . 5. A 4 Sam Munch JWm H W 1 W NOTICE OF HEARING TINAL ACCOUNT rrsigned, 5th day of June, The having on 1927, fited account as administrator will annexed of the Marcus . Russell, de in the Probate Court of Precinet, Alaska, notice hereby all heirs ereditors or other persons inter Thurs. at 10 of said United in the 5 Court Hous in and Precinet of Juneau v of Alaska the time andiplace et for. fha hearing of objections to said account and the of ceased, Juneau Men look twice at CLEAN TEETH OME teeth you never notice. Others you nln'nly admire. ty ascination in the clean beauty that Colgate’s gives to teeth. As you brush, it fogms in and out between your teeth, over the gums, about the tongue— always cleaning, always removing the causes of tooth decay. That’s why more men and women use Colgate’s than any other dentifrice. day, )'elock at August in the morning the nmu of the the City i the settlement thereof. DAN RUSSELL, Administrator with the ed of the estate E. Russell, d ion June fon July will of $20,000.00 FAIR BUILDINGS, INC. 6% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK Preferred as to Both Assets and Dividends Over All Other Classes of Stock Fair Buildings, Ine., an Alaskan Corporation, will be controlled through ownership of its common stock by the Southeastern Alaska Fair Association a non profit sharing corporation. It has acquired a tract of land 102 feet by 200 feet in the ( -Shattuck Addition to Juneau on Ninth Street and Willoughby A\unuo at a cost of $2,000 and poss g other assets and cash in the treasury of $3,000 value. CAPITALIZATION upon completion of this financing will be: Outstanding $ 5,000.00 20,000.00 Common Stock Preferred Stock PURPOSE OF ISSUE: The proceeds of the sale of this stock will be used by the Corporation in the construction of a Fair Building 100 feet by 200 feet. The building will be especially designed to house the annual fairs of the Souwtheastern Alaska Fair Association and to afford the community a great indoor playgrounds, sutiable for tenmis, indoor baseball, basketball, track work, and gymnastics. The preferred stock will be issued in shares of $50 par value and multiples thereof. The stock will be dated August 15, 1927 and will earn interest therefrom at the rate of six per cent. per annum. If shall be callable in whole or in part upon thirty days notice. The Southeast- ern Alaska Fair Association will enter into a contract with the Fair Buildings, Inc., for the purchase of the Fair Building and the proceeds thereof will be used to retire the preferred stoek. It is estimated that all of the stock will be retired on or before six years. The present management of the compnnie; consist of a Board of Directors camposed of—W. B. Kirk, W. S, Pullen, J. P. Anderson, R. E. Robertson, John Reck, and J. I. Mullen. The Directors believe the construction of the Fair Building will meet a civie want and solicit the subseriptions of the citizens of Juneau. You may subscribe«through any one of the Directors. Subseription books will be closed August 10, 1927. Fair Bfifldings, Inc. Southeastern Alaska Fair Associaticn there- in the SUNDAY ONLY FOX NEW COMEDY SHOW HIS motto was: If gambling inte:feres with 1 inge, give up marriags. Ana wnen mis wife gives HIM up gets another husband—the fun And ncver ends till the final fade-o and 10-20-40—Loge: 50 conts 7:30—— TONIGHT ONLY —— 9.256 Pathe News Cartoon GAME 68 OF “PLAY BALL” Harry Carey in “Driftin’ Thru” wHERK YOU SEE navAmnuv M COMPORT . ® 10-20-40—Loges 50 conts WHATE VILR YUU BUILD USE CONCRETE EVERLASTINGLY PERMANENT We Mix and Deliver Any Quality A-i Granite Concrete Ready to ¥lace——Phone 32 ONCRETE PRODUCTS MFG. CO. NORTHERN HOTEL ROOMS—350 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. Ray Cil Burner 1n operation—Hot water day and night. Rooms $12.00 per month and up—steam heated. Mops, Brushes, Boilers, Brooms Call in and see our Dollar Floor Mop, “it’s a duster” old Papers for sale at Empmz 0