The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 8, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8, PICKETT’ PAIL.ACE LAST 2 TIMES “THE UNKNOWN - LOVER” that celebrated story on the corcen, mystery, comedy and Melodrama all, combined featuring ELSIE FERGUSON FRANK MAYO AND ALL STAR CAST ALSO INTERNATIONAL NEWS and BUSTER BROWN COMEDY COMING THURSDAY A production by the man who gave you the “THE WINDS OF CHANCE” and “THE SEA HAWK” times tonight. Then there is a leading man, one minute you think he is alright and then again you think you have made a mistaks; another feilow whom you take for a villain but who isn’t thon the woman in the e, | think for sure crossing femal jumbled up story of little comedy, melodrama, Attractions At Theatres you a double is a joliy mystery, a laid f—— - r - 2 | MYSTERY FEATURE i SHOWING, PALACE | posing With chorus girls and bathing |transparent stuff, then girls in one-plece suit, Ssporting right in front of your eyes; revei- ry of various kinds going on, a mew sort of a St. Valentine's panty—well, this is the opener of “The Unknown Lover” now at the Palice and on for the last two right into a lady’s boudoir. EIl | Ferguson, Frank Mayo, Pegay| Kelly and Leslie Austen are fea- tured, and there is also Mildred Harris, the time in and I | hula about a studio where girls are/to a in atmosphere or other|time he tried to pray he couldn't switches | —God didn’'t know him. to a fashionable residence and'medicine and the love of a beauti | in a good part, some of'Astor, a bewitching hula- (,umpson. | while R ! peal, | tense costume. “The is all that. Lover” FjTHE GOLDEN COCOON" SHOWING AT COLISEUM The Coliseum Thea turing an exceptionally fine ture which opened ast night a will be shown for tha las tonight. “The Golden Cocoon,” a Warner Bros Classic of Screen, is the feature. It is the story of a girl from a small town who comes to a larg college to study, and aftér an un happy love affa marries th governor of the State and i3 bliss fully content. When she is faced with the question of whather thin her hushand’s career by per mitting a blackmailer to publish unpleasant scandal about her or rifico hersel! to ensure his he disappears and foi is considared dead and’s discovery that she is alive forms the climax of an intensely dramatic situation and her sacrifice is rewarded with her ultimate happiness. Helene Chadwick and Huntly Gordon have the two leading roles ard Tucker, Frank Cam argaret Seddon, Violet arrie rk Ward aad McHug gave excelient ances under the compe- is F.e to su many ye Her hus Kane. Char “THE WISE GUY” 1§ AT PALACE THURSDAY Onec?, only once a decads, does a picture com> along of in- emotional force that enters directly into the life of the audi o drag it from its seat. And taken the man who made “The Sea Hawk,” “The Silent Watcher” and “Winds of Chance” to produce it. This picture Iis “The Wise Guy” coming to the Palace for three nights starting Thursday. The e guy sold fak» medi- cine, Accident showed him a medicine he could sell to greater profits—religion. It cured the rest of his wastrel band; but he only smirked. Then his hypocrisy brought Ma critical illness. The only His own !ful girl made his pretense sincere; but the cireumstances beggar im- ngination. “The Wise Guy,” with James Kirkwood, George Marion, Mary Beti Mm- ) times | Unknown Carr and George Cooper is good madicine, THE SAP" s AT COLISEUM THURSDAY he Sap,” is coming to Coliseum for Thursday and ¥ri day’s feature. The story, by E. T Low=, Jr., and Philip Klein, dea with a hero who had been broug up by his mother like When he grows to manhood he i a coward. He returns from th: war decorated for having captu twenty Germans when i hz did not do anything to ¢ ture them; they had “captur themselves. Hg feels guiity for having appropriated an honor h> did not deserve. The town bully teases and insults him, until point is reached where he couid no longer bear it; he braves fight With ‘the bully and gives him | a hard beating, to the great satis faction of the girl who loved him. Producers could learn some- thing out of this picture; it has not been produced expensively, but it is more entertaining than some of the two hundred thousand dollar pictures made. DRUGGIST AVIATOR SAVES THREE LIVES S. ANTONIO, Tex., Feb. 8. —William Ochse, druggist, now uses an airplane for emergency deliveries and already his new method is credited with the sy ing of three lives. Ochse, whose hobby is avia- tion, inaugurated free airplane delivery service because transportation in the sparsely settled region west and south of San Antonio is too slow when a life depends on application of a drug or serum. He bought a small biplane sev- eral months ago and dedicatad it “for the service of mankind.” The first errand of Mr. Ochse and his “mercy ship” was a good will flight to Mexico. The plane car- ried infantile paralysis serum to a stricken boy in Matamoros, across the Rio Grande from Brownsville, Texas, 200 miles from here. Since then the plane has taken septicemia serum to Cuero and a drug to counteract poisoning! from rattlesnake bite to Buck- holtz ,Texas. ATTENTION If you neea a good carpenter phone 438. Handy Andy's Shop. A. P. LAGERGREN, Prop. adv. s A A0 B ‘Compare Cream .of -Tartar Baking ‘Powders i} One give- you 16 oz. Some givé you 12 oz. On the grocer’s .helf they look about the same! . But on the scales - - that's different! And when you use them - - that’s vastly different! You might as well get pound weight for the pound price. Schilqunhoconmn-moreofthntwboleaomebutcoody | { cream - of - tartar than any other. And cream-of-tartar baking powder is the only one approved H Fty uufobyloodexperuthem‘wer E\n. more important - - your money back anytime you don’t like Schlmng s best! other a girl.| Blonde and pretty Olga Pawliskak, 17, of Fair Oaks, Pa., has been held by the grand jury on a charge of murder after confessing that she killed Nick Anderson because he 'wanted her mother to elope witk him, (aternational Newsreel) {HARRIS FUNERAL 10 { BE HELD TOMORROW | Funeray services for William | Harris, oldtime Alaskan who pass ed away at the St. Ann’s hospital Monday night from heart failure, will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon it was announced (o- |day .at the Charles W. Carter Mortuary, which is handling ar- rangements. Rev. O. A. Stillman will offi- ciate at the services, which arve to be lteld in ‘the Northern ' Light Presbyterian church. Interment will be made in the family plot in Evergreen Cemetery. —————— AMERICAN LEGION NOTICE Meeting Thursday evening at 8:00 o’elock in the Dugout. Im- poxtant business. Chow call after. —adv. "| Heath, R 1928. DALL ISLAND QUARRY WORK S°T0 START Men, Malerriarl and Machin- ery on Way North from Seattle SEATTLE. 60 workmen, ial and machinery lime rock at Dall Island, near Ketchikan, to supply the pro- posed $2,500,000 plant of the Pa- cific Coast Cement Company in Seattle, the steamship Mazama | sailed north today The vessel is loaded with pil- ing, timber for constrnetion of necessary loading facilities. with power shovels and Diesel engines to inaugurate quarrying opera- tions. The Mazama is under command of Capt. Charles L. McGregor, and will remain at Dall Island for two and one-half months to furnish housing for the workmen while they build permanent quarters. | Engineers have been engaged on surveys and preliminary de- velopment on Dall Island for eral weeks. Over 0,000 worth of ma-| chinery has been ordered for the Seattle plant. The first shipment May or June. Feb. 8 construction for quarrying T T is due in}| - AT THE HOTELS Gastineau Jackson; Jackson; Flora Nagel, Thane; C T. Ashby, city; Mrs. C. Arm- strong, Tenakee; Mrs. Jackson Marzh, Mendenhall; Don Meldrum Seattle; John F. Chamberlain; Ketchikan: Isaac Sowerby; Al- bert P. Marion; W. A. Hensley: Bess E. O'Neill; Everett and wife; Willilam H. C ell, Sitka; D. R. Brock, Seattle; M. Schultz Mrs. 8. J. Kelly; Marie Kerle, Petersburg; Jack Batoff; Joha White Horse; A. Y. Yur- Daisy Stolla man. Alaskan George Jacobsen and wife, Se- curity Bay; Louis Johmson, city; George B. Phillips, San Francisco. Zynda J. W. Woods; Charles C. De Shon and, wife; T. J. Stroebe, city; Matt Wolfger, Chilkoot Bar- racks; AMred Métz, Chilkoot Bar- racks; L. Menlenberg, Skagway. —_——————— NOTICE After’ Februaty 10 no telephone rentals for the month of Febru- ary will be accepted at a discount. 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