The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 24, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, TUESDAY, JAN. 24, 1928. ATTURNEYS s AY &SCREEN BEAUTY TO BECOME BRIDE ‘Hmn H.WVER ELQ_K ETT M'GREGURT(]U ST PLANE TO BE PALACE ILL FOR TRIAL TESTED TODAY SDA File Afildavus in Court at| /&8 B K ms : 3 i B Latest All—P:(;a_Cl‘ealion Is SDAY Ketchikan—Case Set Ve % : i o | to Have Premier Show- % < for February 5 | ‘ ’ e e ) ing, on Flight “The Werld Before Your Eyes in | . . : 3 i S o Attorneys for the defer 3 3 T N Y H IT, Mich., Jan. 24. KINOGRAMS nd INTERNATIONAL NEWS Henry Roden and James Wickor. | (U b : b LR Work ke ia 2 g4 sham, have filed affidavits in th g i g § his bag of machinery today g 5 : g U. S. District Court, now in seg- J Y R and hauled forth his latest From Frank Spearman’s sion at Ketchikan, to the effect | 3 k. st 88 | offering—a flivver airplane, that Neil McGregor, who is charg-| R e % S 3 5 which is the first all-Ford famous novel “The Nerve of Foley” |[|ed o 16 counts with émbezzle- e SR i 8 | manufacture to be preduced ment and defrauding the govern- ) ¢ 3 i and which will have the pre- ment, is impaired in health ani j > Tt mier showing today by Pilot unable to appear for trial, Febru- . Harry Brocks on a nonstop |ary 5, the date affixed for hearing ! journey to Miami, Florida. the case by the Court, according : . | 'The filvver plane has a wing | to advices received today in Ju- |spread of less than 20 feet and !ineau by U. S. Marshal Albert A | {8 ; | asoline capacity of 48 gallons. i White. 5 - | Tasts showed gasoline con- The advices state the prosect- k |sumption only a fraction over tion has requested that McGregor two gallons for 100 miles while submit to a physical examination & 'traveling at top speed, which is January 31 to ascertain whether | : 100 miles an hour. the contention made by his at : : ; | The plane is powered by a tiny i | ! IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIhIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHH!IH ,! TONIGHT PATHL NEW'S “THE GUNLESS BADMAN" A Little Excitement Fresh From the Plains [ | | Horsepower drivis machinery— Manpower drives the world— “Womanpower”’-—drives man T = torneys is correct 2 '\liullm mnmr McGregor was formerly Deputy | U. 8. Marshal at Petersburg A L e s ey The case before the Conrt ot| Blanche Mehaffey, preity film player, and George J. Hausen, Los Ange. Ketchikan today is that of the| les business man, have made application for & marriage license. The : U. 8. vs. Phil Dome, charged with | muptials will take place in the near future. | ; / ; : transportation of intoxieating 11| (International Iilustrated News) [ i An O'Henry Fox Comedy quor. The casc arose from the | ——— e —— — | i , 4 £ Y a7 i or your laughs confiscation by the government of 3 lgpas Py e 3 | ! starring an automobile, a seven passenger| BRITISH CHEMISTS SEEK METHOD } | A i ) 1927 Buick, in which it is allegel 1 L TO TlN COPPILR BIG DYNAMBS i ) < JACK DAUGHERTY intoxteating 1guar was: tound, st TO TURN GOLD ] = PO, | Ketchikan. | ¢ q y and | The case of Sam Houston,| ONDON, Jan. 24—The old "" : charged with robbery, 1s set to|Chemists tried to turn tin ar EAST PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. v S T e some beforc the Court tomorrow,|copper into gold. But British. sc ‘t adio is now being used by BLANCHE MEHAFFEY e e g e court TOMOTTOW: | otists are now thinking of going L. Rylander of the Westing- Thurs(la\ —RIN TIN TIN in 5 g January 25. |them one better, by turning gold hmue Electric and Manufactur- A thrilling railroad melodrama et | them one s by 5 E anufa ! into tin and copper. ing Company to detect hidden = “THE HILLS OF KENTU KY” I efects in dyuumos Copper ana tin deposits are ? cuwe powes | NEW MENAGE |-iir it it ENGLISH PRlSUN st S “BABIES IN THE JUNGLE" gold supply continues undimin 4 ed In time, scientists here s ll on by sending through it valuable that it will pay chemists [+ LONDON, Jan. 23. — Ii any | waves go out in all directions, S l F & P d C i ecaitle Fruit roauce 0. e AR | to transform gold and silver inta|American interested in collecting jand Mr. Rylander picks some of QUICK SERVICE these more useful metals. Wnglish antiques wants a couple them with a receiving set. | Britishsclentists, in an intes|of good old fails, he can have| 1If the machine is perfect he WHOLESALE and RETAIL view in the Daily Mail, say thece | ‘hem for a song, provided it's a hears a loud buzz, and a milli- PHONE 486 10—25—40—Loges 50 cents it i is only about 100 ye supply of]3ong with a few banknotes. ammeter connected with the ap- : _|copper in the world. Cables and| English prisons, fully equipped. |paratus gives a high reading. On WE DELIVER Impuntles in Air Is Delay strical devices are using uy|complete with gallows and con-[the other hand, a hidden defect ing Progress of great quantities of it. The mar.|demned cells, graveyard, warden’s|is disclosed in a weaker buzz Coming Thursday—“THE WRONG Saltation velous durability of gold will|house and grounds, are for saleand in.a low reading on the STRICTLY FRESH RANCH EGGS make it a good substitute for con.]in 8&roups. Since the war the milli-ammeter. 99 oy 3 ome: \ rison population has shown a Dynamos are always tested for 3 5 . p 58¢. 2 £ s Sy 5 . |per when the time comes thatfjprison popu ) ¥ Selects, pe 6N, 2oC, { el SRR o MR. WRIGHT PITTSBURGH, Jan. 24—Impuri =old is more plentiful than copifireat decrease. insulation, but heretofore the Selects i dozen. 55¢. 2 for .. $1.05 tes in the alr are an Increasing| - | Although the Home Office, has|only check-up possible was for Mediums, per dozen, 50c, 2 for H-,-,_—-—————-inunh and romance, scenic splen-[head of the department of plumix| '\ "y o only tin now pro-jsubstantnally built prison, with|test is harmless while others ty. And an incomparable cast|nOlOBY. world s obtained from such ai-jfersikave been few: b o o | opposite him will be seen dainty [death rate as far as the purity of | o " ponvia® and Straits: Set-{ begging. {cast include Charles K. French,|eoncerned” he says, ‘we have| iy poes into commodities in-|anything from $25 to $100,000.|Three States California Young Beets, 3 pounds for.... .25 COLISEUM TONIGHT . |q " |now delaying the progress of| BY rearrangement of the elec- |Hebrides was sold, cevrything In-| qoppga, Kas, Jan. 24.—The “: may some day be able to trans-|prison, however, brought §$135, mont and, featuring Ralph (.rnvc"l “Hills of Kentucky” is the title|food has gradually decreased in Jut- 85 s pichemists - kind e Southeastern Kansas, but fate California Spmach, per pound PR sagics ADER screen from; Harold MacGrath's actor. That Rin Tin Tin is one |sanitars conditions at the sourcay| FIling that. scientists are look.fcon Prigon, in the mountains of |y €508 FEI T RS FEE AT This splendidly motivated pic- is a known fact. He is not only |about this improvement. ing to the published symposium. |resort, received a bid of §4,000, in Kansas, but all came to the night, tells of the fall and rise of ionship also and having been|through drinking water has gradn|S1Ars @ peculiar sort of matierfjail to be sold by public auc-|yag prough to Wilson County Ask for our prices on Winsap " Gov. Henry 8. Johnstoue of Okla- Bromley, played by Ralph plete and also adapts him for | water which is used. if placed on a table, would simply [ was converted into a theological County, which borders Wilson played by Margaret Livingston.! In “Hills of Kentucky” he is|qisease to fhe body—conditions | ‘| shalling our electrons and settin: |partment wishes. ";e“;:(l-e:ff]so}:“é;}:; u‘:l “;‘“ ‘ixl‘ii)nli'!:] The alluvial deposits of tin iifadvertised the jails in such allur-|insulation between the copper of Profes N o WD ornwall have all been worked|ing fashion as “the large and | windings and the iron core. This Walnuts, per pound | dor and stirring adventure to re ;:‘li Ch:::;nfe all::m‘;z“l::mfl’.e:;; duced there is from vein miningZ]the adjoining detached villa, for-|sometimes damaged the equip- Al“m“d?v 40c per pound, 2 for . *t‘actwns \xale all youths, from nine to ninc gle Ins Fivesixths of all the tin in the |merly the governor's house.! of-|ment. Black Figs, per pound 3 Th { bas been assembled. Jack: Daugh- P‘r‘lf'\lll;::fi\;mz: iy Sgw;nte'lu luvial deposits, England is de.| Twentw prisons are now for| : Seedless Raisins. 15¢ per powud, 2 loz. eatres | et vays tho leading role, whit: | ’ | el ending on such small areas as|sale, but most of them are going|Neighbors in Dry Apricots, 35¢ a pound, 3 for ... — g | Planche Mehaffey. Others in thafour water and food supplies arel o [ B SO0 (i SR 6L get o good prison tor |BOyhood Govern Alaska Rutabagas, 4 pounds for = 3| William A, Steele, Harry Todc,|done very little to purify the air|, o0 E ¢ 4 iy . 4 3 T » by e 5 ? E y indispensable. The prison at Stornoway, in the 5 MANPOWER” AT | | Madge Hunt and Tom O'Brien, |and this is the principal factor Parsnips, 3 pounds for 25 *I"RIN TIN TIN 1S AT | sanitation. trons of gold, scientists say they | luded, for $25. The Newcastlel omors of Kansas, Oklahoma Bulk Carrots, 4 pounds for ............... 25 Fox Films COLISEUM THURSDAY | “The death rate per thousand " and Montana grew to manhood duction, directed by Harry Beav-|g: 5 trom s D ot he [mute gold into the baser metals, |00, and the Carliste prison, $50,- i O ERew t0 inhood California Bunch Carrots, per bunch.... .10 Margaret. Livingston and Katii- of the latest feature starring Rin|the past few years. Sanitary laws """f‘i"*"" 'f"‘l"‘“m"'e the baser l“’l‘he L[-‘;,,‘:(“ly ‘l>(f)\'\,'l11¥“1"lllln at)und politics decreed that the two erine Pefry, is adapted for the Tin Tin the world's greatest oz |pure food laws and laws requiring|™metal# into gold. ey " | Demaocrats were to leave this nor- || Brussell Sprouts—Egg Plants—Cauliflower— magazine tory, “You Can' Al of the most marvelous trained |of food gathering, handling, pack.| !N about for @ method of extrace | Wales, with ~beautiful = scehery |pocoming chiof executives. Solid Head Lettuce — Celery — ‘Green Pep- ways Tell. {dogs in the United States today|ing and ‘shipping have brought '8 material from space, accord-fand B BEPEELE. i ML None of the three were born pers-—Tomaloes—-—C\hflmber'i—‘;l'een Oniom i ture, which will be shown at the!trained for police duty, but for| “The death rate caused by’ dis-| "A““‘““‘;l’“f"?hh‘_““’_ ““‘"““‘f»" Al “";L “I‘"“ e wala: Sunflower State in childhood ~—Chinese Lettuce. Coliseum Theatre commencing to- herding, protection and compan-|ease germs which enter tha hody|¢CYered that there is in certaln evizes prison was the frstig,y pen §, Paulen of Kansas John White Bromley, as the re-|trained for several years makes|ally decre: s0. THis In a di.|20:000 Uimes as heavy as the ordi-|tion. A gallows in good workinglerom niy birthpiace fn: Tilinols. sult bf two women’s influence. |the course of his training com- :i:zizc'tle;:‘wfiifdu?l:; ‘i;: :"difm nary earthly matter we know,” aforder was thrown in for good i bl e Apples by the box scientist is quoted as saying. A\ | measure. homa spent his infancy fn In- Graves, is a young- bounder, in!parts for which he is cast in the “But when we consider air— piece of it the size of a golf ball, Knutsford prison, in Cheshire, diang before he lived in Neosho = 5 love with Dot, a nightclub queen,| motion pictures. : . \ 3 otion pictures. the third element that introdaces rash through the table, and pos-|college and then into two-room O oty o the saat, 0 Skt m She throws him over when he be-!put to several new tests angd his|ape far different. The death raie ‘“,’,‘{0:"?“;:‘}' :,};e S'?x S A "“é" R 2 | Brickson of Momtana, was born comes a helpless drunkard. His!jumping from a cliff to the water caused by disease germs entering|, . o victs in the universe we ";: b omei ': ‘"“"l‘w]'““;;:slnmrve In Wisconsin, but he soon was r a pride aroused, Bromley delermme%]ahout 40 feet below and saving|the body through the air wol| 0 SRS R G HLERIEE e M ‘el‘::‘l RIS S8 7. “;l W“‘ u"‘r brought to Greenwood County, ] t maka n man of hlms‘ell nnrl‘tl;m heroine, played by ?orolhy breathe. has @radually - Ircreas>d. | - DY mar military purposes, if the War De-fyph porders Wilson County on camp for pro-|Dwan, is as pretty a "piece of |y, luti 1 nace of im- ‘ the west, i i pUIa: 4 (e, mSRaRs b them to work, we shall be makinz ; 1 9 2 8 oo ; i ; & O ! i‘e" to_effact animal training as ever shown Oii | pure air is to purify all the ait| " peaviest-known matter here| THE EMPIRE HA» THE LARG-| Covernors Johnston and Erick- o ™~ an“ Jake Killian, [ the screen. In the story his love breathe. This can be done by gon remained in Kansas until g7 \: e RO on earth. Think of its power iu|EST, MOST UP-TO-DATE AND b D B LRl oy for s master and u lttle I3i0¢ | keoping out of the air that WHIC' | gyplosive shells for the nation | BEST EQUIPPED JOB PRINTING | they were graluated from Kan- Feb. 7 | July 31 l contaminates ft. which first ferrets out the secret ' | PUANT IN ALASKA i1sas College. eb. uly with Bromley at first, but when | viduality of the animal, but the| cgaihon monoxide gases generat P he becomes convinced that the!attention given during his course S :; Nt water 'M'a,"s and gas Amsnm“m Apl‘ll 4 l (S)eept' 1% t. 3 boy is sincere he agrees to help of training. stoves that are not equipped with T Ma i o PNl ot Kentusky” wil, e Soves that are not eauivped with|. T || PLUMBING HEATING REPAIRING T | Killian's method is somewhat|shown at the Coliseum Thursdoy | . cont of America's housewives, | Haho, arrived in part. yesterday If your yipes arc frozen, or you are in need of any kirnd of G} : L 0 crude, but effective, and Bromley |and Friday nights. Professor Dibble asserts. Bitum-|from Petersbur; Plumbi Heati - " g and wayports. umbing or Heating you will profit by calling HIGHEST MARKET PRI takes a licking a day for thirty|, . wlinous coal smoke is listell as an-| passengers coming here on ths STEVE STANWORTH i e el :M days. Johnny Invnenly ready to 1 7 A * DOUBLE FEATURE BILL ; | other hazard. boat were: Erick Larson fron o Aglt INAHIER. Ry he meoty AT PALACE THURSDAY || “Examine the lungs of a ber-|petershurg; V. A. Paine from A your service at any hour. Jonay Killiau, daughter ot tue(| AT PALACE THPRROAY, | M0 or° o district as' 80| Kake: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robinson “Let me tell you what your job will cost” 'V S le' ' camp owner, played by Katerine |~ o~ Tt i VO 0 Clnatd, Chicago, Pitts:|and Mrs, M. McKingey from Turn || Baone 505 Shop “?.: e Marris Tarsinss est Coast Fur Sa Mo Perry. Her sympathy arouses his BN At dbe. - Phlnoss. -He L of! ginning | burgh and other cities where 80(t | ahout Island. TACOMA, WASHINGTON dotermination and. the story de|ry,..qay pote Morrison, the|coal smoke fs polluting the air, —————— — AR velops. a nopular western actor will heland you will find them like . NOTIC. ki RUNAWAY EXPRESS” #lseen in “The Escape” filmed- by|chony,” he declares. “While| I do work in juneau and out, SPECI AL S ALE ‘FINE FAMILY FURL | AT ,pgm; 'romqu-r,‘ the Lariat Productions. smoke abatement regulations are|such as carpenter, shingling, elec- ’ 4 tor those wise enough to * n_m_«._..._.___g;- The other feature is “The|dping some gopd in these cities, |trical, calsomining, plumbing ot ‘ their coal and M1 here. The t Nevada, | should be|any kind of repair work. Phone ON WINDOW SHADES ; Have us deliver )-l‘; as ot Wrong Mr. Wright” one of the|the abatement laws with their swirling streams an:d|piggest laugh successes on the|more rigidly administered.” 137. Box 406. Henry C. Gor- h “ s b':;it".)ul.td .l&h or cleaner nafrow gorges, y declivities | sereen today. Faulty plumbing systems and|ham. —adv. p s p.lld steep pabses formed a ne-| “The Wrong Mr. Wright” em-|methods of garbage and refuse ———eo—— JUNEAU PAINT STORE | A i you have. 3% _setting, surpas: braces such featured comedians as|disposal are other sources of dis- ounuintuul-i fid tmpm 4 - Wouldn’t ask you to éo e Heights ot fec Walter Heirs, Dorothy Devore ease germs transmitted by air. | rygiiimmsissminnimaning uuumuuummmmum |mummummmnmmmmu i ; g = ",m:'.“ for the railroad {and Enid Bennet, who with the ir-| Professor *Dibble points out. REAL SCANDINA VIAN MUSIC s rody story ever. a‘“ v".r‘h n-n-af repressible Hersholt form a com- e R, versal-Jewel t. Ariing tonight ot the Palaee| “Tne Wrons Mr. Wright" was|Thrifty Frenchmen Will be furnished at the: Dance Wednetdly Evening at.the A. B. HALL adapted by Harold Shumate from U“d si‘m’ Twice I‘lns music has never been heard before in Juneau PACKERS and PROVISIONERS ,and re-|the stage play of the same name . nlz wriiten by George Broadhurst.| PARIS, Jan. 24— Those thritty As a play it ran more than a year | Frenchmen who carefully ‘“recov- €{in both New York and Chicago |ered” the anti-tuberculosis stamps and will be a treat to all. ., . QUALITY MEATS anq-uu(“rm Flam-| The plot deals with an old-|not officlal. Evidence that in The Accordions will be in full strength : i Pagp e d | maidish vice-president of a corset|some cases stamps were being : turing A Bm" . ress.” It 18| manufacturing company when Li|used three or four times led to A B H ALL i g gy DM mp inadvertently falls in love with a|the decision. = " o y i i e ry from 'whhh the. fllm wa- and those who have seen previews (on letters and used them again adapted, “Tht Nme of, Dooley. |of the screen version pronounce|are out of luck. The government by Frank Spearman, it even funnier thdn the stage pre-{has decided to eancel all stamps Director Edward, Sedgwick du-|gentation. of the sort, even though they are odern girl. He forgets his years persons, thinking the new : FRYE C crimping a1 evnE a0 Has ntrbgalos B VoS o8 - LOWER FLOOR . : -BRUHN CO. e time of his life, much to the lm! of the post office depart- . . - 2 2 of his domfneering bro- : them as regular (& A e 1 ey 1 4 t of the corset p the it b ; ' 'L’”" ik r4h :