The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1927, Page 3

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Lindbor\ah Lands in Paris THIS IS A SPECIAL NEWS REEL A Sensational Western! Horse tricks mantic Westein y to round out an hour tairment. It's cne of the that Big Art has ever made. {RT ACORD in his latest “THF S I' Ui’”’ AND LET GEORGE DO IT COMEDY On Wednesday ni 3 1 {ree rents or THIRSDAY—BIG PICTURE \ CHANEY and HENRY B. WALTHALL 1 “THE ROAD TO MANDALAY” HEART” tiicks and a sens ticmal of sclid cnt outloer vicks, gun r0- most thrilling pictnres will be guarlians, all children under -companied by pc yaars admitt SUNDAY—"BRAVE BIG PICTURE to bhe very interesting. Th the colorful scer the queer underworld Singapore are dre for th ‘ll-vpu\ and the style would hari ass muster here—althougi can't be said that the girls wear much more in C The Road to Mandalay” is at the Palace for three days starting Thursday. found very alw | | and Attractions || At Theatres ere primitiv women in showing ssed ||n\h it || : [“THE SET-UP” 18 AT (| PALACE TONIGHT An unusual feature ring cord will ba the presents he Palace theatre commenc ight. “The Set Up” a Vestern is its title. trom the Art | - m a:| “UNDER THE ROUGE" AT . COLISEUM TOMORROW | Blue i It popular story Tom Moare’s was ! typically Irish, by L. V. to millions of efferson, “Horse Sense” and fea-| yiways st tures the uncanny cleverness Acord’s horse and dog. The plot commences with in the role of a deputy sheriff with his sweetheart’s father driv ing §40,000 from the an uv with the crooked banker's plan {o| get the money. 1 A whirlwind of action You'll like Al vith crisis after crisis [to be a shooter” even ip & tremendous climax. A\u-n.‘ wiien he 1% a8 brodked 88 8. corke hever lags, according to those who | crew l | smiie, ed him us, Toin and Tom still iile in “Under the the feature photoplay Coliseum Wednesday, althoush vs the part of a young crock times risks death and quizzica) has end screen to ples deed he seldom fail Rouge,” the he Acord ik Injury Tom is really a loya tollows him buildir “square pave seen previews of the pict He finds that the girl he loves ond holds the spectators temnse un-| has grown tired of life in til the fade-out | underworld of the city The arrival of Col | not marry him because she yearn Lindbergh in Paris wiil also bo| for a cottage in the country where shewns in the In fonal News | ghe can have chickens, and por which is on tonight. haps some kiddies love, He X smiles when he ices his {funds to send her there. And aftor Ia term fn prison he comes back ling to find Kitty in love witn | a bank cashier. He can also smiis as he tells the lie which the girl to find happines knows that the cashier has mad iway with a large sum ©f money Charles A io [“WIFE WHO WASN'T | WANTED,” COLISEUM brilliant cast headed by Irene Ric! land Huntly Gordon, but the dire tion of James Flood makes the picturization of Gertie Wentworth James’™s novel ism. The story concerns the affairs of John Mannering, distriet mey (Huntly Gordon), his vIrene Rich) and thejr son (Jol.n Harron). Bob has always been o model son and when he is arrested for speeding and for killing ¢ oman his parents are distraught xnnnerim: refuses to use tha pow er of his office to save his boy having already refused to do so save another man’s son; and hi wife pleads frantically that no sacrifice is too great to help him. RENOVATED NDW Painters and plumbers are now it work at naking iresent which oom” theatre for the durinz “rest Spi- the Palace changes, balcony, balcony Manager kett also announces that work will begin shortly in the main wditorivm and that a new stag., all many in time is a photoplay of real the the attor closed. wift complete in details be constructed. e MAN WINS RACE Bob Miller Mrs| ming race across The distance was 3% miles and Miller made it in one hour and 39 minuies while it took Mrs. Empens 2 hours and 24 minutes. Both parties were followed by men_in row boats, and so much Interest was displayed that other swimming contests ware sched- uled. will recently |LON CHANEY IS AT 1 | PALACE THURSDAY 2 — 3 A sarang, or wide cloth band that is wrapped four or five times around the body; the cloth mad: 'nl pounded mulberry bark an’ ptained with queer red and bln lors—this is the modish attice 'or the Oriental flapper of the Bingapore waterfront. The well dressed flapper of the Native Quarter will also wear {iade earrings and bracelets—r turban-like affair for the heal. on state occasions, ndals. This is the fashion bulletin as levolved in the production of “The ad to Mandalay,” Metro-Gold- ?ryn-lhyer's new mystery drama of the Orient, starring Lon Cha- ——C— Advertising. always pays, the columns of Th Use e Empire NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF TAXES. Notice is hereby given that the first installment of Municipal taxes is due and will become de- linguent after Monday, August 1, 1927. All taxes are payable at the office of the City Clerk. Ten per cent penalty to all de- linguent taxes. H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. stravy | planned, in- | the ! and will | s | sport include Moses of defeated | Ruby Empens jn a swim-| LRI o . R e Audiences at the Coliseum Ia: night found “The Wife Wi (Wasn't Wanted” a delightf: lchange from some of the artifi screen enfertainment the public b’ the. balii Kof Pwhisl offered. They followed this War % * filer . Bros. ¢ s of ‘the /Bereen he himself plans to take hl‘.n'l“l with eager interest. ME Not only has the production a 'PALACE I8 TO BE- + o - » Kasaan Bay.! THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, FISH HAS HIS DAY IN POLI SSTATESMEN T Fishin quiet ma pools of t political i Pr her whirlpool. ident Coo exhibiting one « lier B o 4 hinsc 4 (lower lef dent Dawe abe is trying his Juck t in New Me William B. Bor ing in his. home Idaho. | WASHIN the poor iTON, July 26 h has his day Since President Coolid him the status of a Hobby he has place on the menu columns in nawspapers | been enabled | and a 1 { men what e |the worm that turns i | ~ SMOKING IN THEATRES 1S UNDER BEIATF l'xn frc to th given | dential | second {head of and b risen to show As a result, f the* quirt pools of political whirlpools men and politician: wi an eye on the White Hous: hope to contribute generously the noise on the band wagct turn ment to li » han on in music h cinema dred theatres, in emulation the London example, has been| tarted by the National-Z ind hailed with frantic enthu [ have greased their and raela|fasm by the numerous Berliner | to cont » fame of the f both | dent as ¢ ar Bl poli respon Vice President T triction in ¢ {ned two flshing trips y are | med a d : by no | tude ain that n [taw f kin n the itres of the above deseription | srdinar [ be, enforce lation smoking | into and state ! have ‘m Kin-| nl‘ | to rods presi- | wes I we plomati mes before and office. Many a figh i from obseurity the { dential recl. He expocts his luck this year in after which he will with the public men as the presidential waters iy stroams of Nebraska, ju the line from South Dakots having taken no-| ident's famous tron worm, has gona waters in Idaho to dem what a chairman of (he fore comm tee c.n do fishia | wit? out after takii rhidding been raised vica pre to on police New Mexico cast his 1 emblirg |1y com | near wider | the {ove Senator Borah, tice of the pre cateh with a his home | onstrate senate further ontend, prohibition necessary films are 15t smoking noninfian nanufactured - |GIRL AND FATHER REUNITED AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS (Fairbanks News Fourteen only | Cava f his angling | Washington 1t mining corresponded mable relation 1 the way a worm } ot to be outdone 1 Iy s, Senator Robinson I ansas, who claims to have more waters than any man i ational politics, has arranged n | \aerous fish excursions, deter mwined to p > that he not can lead the democr in | tor advantage in leg | but can lead statesmen, [simdry, in angling for | promising waters Other of by the repub of A fished 1h Miner.) ago Thoma family in returned to Al once more they then | vear | to luck two sepizlavly years trout in and | senatorial devotees of ihe w Hamp- | shire, Harrisen of Mississipni Steck of lows, Caraway of Arkar- sas and Shipstead of Minnesota Rising to the support of the ex ecutive branch of the government will be Attorney ral Sargeut and Postmaster Gen, New while the Supreme Court will be | represented in the game by A B | ciate Justice Van Devanter at his summer home in the Canadiau Lakes. | P D D R SKAGWAYANS ASK | FOR GLACIER ROAD| More than three hundred names have been signed to the petition! for the proposed road to Denver or “8" Glacier and to the upmn' B { Power Company dam site. & The petition will be sent to 3 Juneau to C. H. Flory, District . Forester of the Department of; 110 Eddic addresses you Agriculture, on the first boat, eruftly, according to a member of the| He mcver epeaks rudely nor Chamber of Commeree Road Com-! ““gm-"f: mittee.— (Skagway Alaskan ) The boy is so busy, ——e—n He stometimes gets dizzy, But mever comports himself toughly. OUGHLY speaking our busi- R ness is too rushing to be comfortahle. But we're never| too busy to give you every little! Attention, nor to give your orders a!l the consideration they arc entitled to receive. We find it makes grocery-selling SO absorb- ing. NEWS REEL MEN GO DOWN YUKON T0 FlLM CARIBOU\ To take nlrl\lrefl of the herds of caribou crossing the Yukon! River, representatives of the In- ternational and Paramount news services started down the river on the steamer Whitehorse, Sun- day last [July 17]. They will leave the river steamer at Coffee Creek and pru-: By ceed down the Yukon in a small' boat. Large herds of caribon were reported crossing the river nee r iStewart recent!y.— (Skagway Al-; askan.) I HE EMPIRE S THE LARG- ST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING | PLANT IN ALASKA. about | You'll the way, ask Eddie cour line of fancy cheeses. find it rather interesting. CALIFORNIA GROCERY | (CONSISTENT STEATY: | THAT'S “ATTA-BOY EDDIE™! | Y THEI t l& t |t {Elen Cavanau | stautly JULY 26, 19 /I‘i’i( ¥ R 27. .o MAN IS MISSING he pa - em on-Gardner River roac been ith en or and it is with some v strapger in left the visit town { 1l Donald E ha heen for some time his movement July N coming ts in Hyder irch has r traes of hi tHyder Hers road Deputy 1 Martin the succreding in up to the when working on of he out of one of B. C. Vigi failed to develop furth movement d.) - - |STRIKE BIG SCHEELITE removed to Cavana Ws oved ddress i He n camp to camp, mail hin about ston wore turned always ahead All his effor 1 with the year silence b r knew f dead Mary ht con with her | the Grown to nhood to fath Last neyed to Sew who knew was limited returned to the States without coming to the| Interior | T! pring Honolulu made when make Alaska. Mi north on the et in touch ummer ard but met no one Her time| | father. and she ghe planned to go Al arrangem-nt she suddenly de another trip into, Cavansugh came | Aleutian. Ag he information in coast | loft Seward on Mons arriving in Fatrbanlks z. At Nenana she; of her father disappointed once to wer | ain no she train Tuesday town day" eveni for be nquired 1ews | to mnly Wi la locked at Ne the Yukon Amongg the morning nana WILL BE OPEN W/ Front Street ) \ \ N N ! ) ] ) { \ { ) ) N N N ) § \ § N ) ) N ) { ) ) ) \ N ) )\ : ) ) ) ) { { \ § 4 of the VEIN RIVERSIDE MINE A twelve-foot both galena ten) was in the ide s five far vein countaining nd scheelite (tung encountered this week main tunnel of the River mine. The deposit feet or more in explored of the been definitely ars to be of la rom ty provids a the mine 1 ¥ mineral is worth about cents a pound and can be n st in connection salena ore.—( Hydor R CANADIANS FINANCIER GETS HYDER® PROPERTY E. E. Hall, who holds the scheelite Although deposit has ished, it ap : extent and valuable pre manency not addition to 60 ned 1 with thie Winnipeg financier control of and operate: e mine, demonstrated his mineral producing has again faith in the possibiMties Rive taking a tentative High Grade group, . Harner ituated on the south fork of the Marmot, at the head of MeGea Pass. According to dnnounce- me mialé thfy" week,” the deal i been imination of engineer sele The financial saction have Tic.—( Hyder option on owned by the property by an/ ted by Mr. Hall terms of the tran not been made Herald.) At B et i The Husky Barbecue FOR BUSINESS 'DNESDAY EVENING SERVING Barbecued Sandwiches, Home Made Pies and Coffee Special Attention to Barbecued Roasts for Family Use Next to the Old Boston Store e | MRS. HARRIET J. I. CONN Will Speak TONIGHT in the BETHEL PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY The Subject being: “God’s Clock Bum” Min. to Twelve. She will also speak there Friday pight—subject to, be announced later. 5 The young people are es-|” pecially invited. width as Herald.) Portland Canal district by| the| w.| and Homer Ficklin and| pub- | TONIGHT PATHE REVIEW (44 29 Marie f Chuckle : (’7]1M lf eWhO WasntWanted Trom the Novel by Gertie Wentworth James Sweet Fox Comedy with IRENE RICH HUNTLY GORDON JOHN HARRON GAYNE WHITMAN JUNE MARLOWE Directed by camp | James Flood Scenario by Bess Meredyth 10-20-40—Loge:s 50 cents | - ", WEDRN INTERBUKEY THE FEATURE i3 THE ROUGE SPDAY VIGHT 0 160” R | This \ - keep your kitch- Fan will en free from made subject to an ex-! smoke and gre fumes., (Drop in and see one in op- eration) Alaska Electric Light and Power Company Juneau o Alaska ALASKAN HOTEL MODERN REASONABLE RATES Dave HouseL, rror. 1 NORTHERN HOTEL ROCMS 50 cents per night and up; $3.00 per week and up. Public shower and tub baths 50 cents. RBay Cil Burmer in operation—Hot water duy and night. 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