The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1928, Page 3

had seven years actual scroen < RS ININEW B¢ AINING PICKETT’ perienta, ceen ox | CHAMPION ARRIVES BN NEW YURK FOR TRAINING PAL.ACE | S | e “HELL BENT FER HEAVEN' || | AT COLISEUM TOMORROW | . All Comedy Bill — Last 2 || “HellBent Fer Heaven' opor o . .Q o at the Coliseum tomorrow. [ 11imes Tonight —7:30-9:20 ™ p 00 " R wine fally ! ot PR RO elevated to stardom, aftor bein i featured for two years, plays tl l{ role of Jude Lowry, the mountain [ girl who, while her sweetheart is away in France attending a war,| has fallen under the spell of a | youns camp meeting convert. 1 The sweetheart (John Harron) comes back and finds the back- | woods religionist com- i _ Fpetitor for the s ons. | Also Buster Brown Comedy | young Rute (Gardner James) is, and News Weekly i “hell-bent fer heaven.” Anything A ho wants to do, he thinks He Orchestra L‘_"“Lt‘” has commanded -him to do, ’ 7 f" 7: 0 under that obsession, he promotes 35 75 g a quarrel between the sweetheart, Smoking in Balcony and Jude's brother, that revives (AT i e S —~ . |ia fifty-yearold feud. | Rl The climax of the picture, where | COMING TUESDAY Rufe explodes the dam and the ; flood breaks loose, is something PRISCILLA DEAN llthat s lett to the imagmation| " in the play. In the picture it| in forms one of the great scenic cli-| P maxes of screen history. I ! ————— . . . . p Th’c T 1 Photo shows Gene Tunney, world’s clnmpion training for his bout with Tom Heeney in 'Jlu'l);; Y K N I-ANE l heavyweight boxer, when he arrived in New [ At the left he is SM\\‘n examining a belt whic! Dan er | York from Miami ready to start intensive | wa presented to him by his admirers, » (Internaticnal Newsreel) N Ba ptists of South P{][][_ TchETs WHITEHOLSE, May 7.—W. A. | S 0 .| Puckett, President of qu. Yukon | T() Ropor[ Progrpss " % | Airways and Bxploration Com- | | . pany Limited, drove out on the| l ‘fi L » Attractlons landing field with his car to meet | A 4 Annufl ! (’(’!UHZ“ plane crashed into the car de-! / \ | t 'eatres stroying it. There was only slight | s | A, idamage to the ane, o one| g lie " & i ; 3| was hurt in the accident. | {Capital to Capital Yacht e srowbEREY o i ‘! Race Pool Is Open— e T 9 | 2 | GOOD COMEDY, PALACE MORRIS RUNS HIGH | Ticket on Sale R ow vy ouEh o i SCCRE IN CUN CLUB | 1 e et o et on| CONTEST YESTERDAY wits for the Chauadiwiihond * picture produ have been tell — | i &t 19 Thoh] Bnsibie houses ing us that the comedy is the| After running 94 straight birds, | A, Ahe pool OB 1t wad: whii ] thing, that'the screen was made|L. F. Morris, working on his af-| [nounced: today By D R. Slmpbon for lgughter, and so on, and so|tempt to break 100 straight heforo | Uahairuian o UEREDL CotRHAE i on. Jghmy Iines has kept the|July 4, failed to scratch the nine-: I'Proceeds of the pool, after not promise for all of them. His new | ty-fifth bird at the Sunday shoot | Iiore than -$1.600 his Bebn. dedaot Pirst Natlomal Picture, “The|of the Juneau Gun Club hold yes- | 93 . in detrail axpensai of Brown Derby,” which opened at g ; {the tace, will go to the person the Palace yesterday, will tak shooting was considered re- | ;i firest. 005 ABE tims of its place among the funnicst pic-{ markable on account of condi-| !:n al of the first boat in tures of the year. tions for the shoot, which wore| Ef¥s ‘vaka : : : The story of “The Brown Der-|pronounced by scatter gun arlisu‘ I If more than one person guesses ’° by deals with the exciting hap [as worit in wecks: Morris con-| [the' samo time, the pool will be penings that come into the life of | tinued his shooting and made 99| viaan ) cavenly. anibik. the itsd |1 a good-natured. young man when|out of 100 attempts for the day. | The pool will close af he finds himself the heir to a| Governor George A. Parks was | T Bk a0 ws Whi e L brown derby bequeathed him by|on hand to wateh the trapmen | srs will sail from Olympia an- eceentrie unele, werk. Council was runmer-up in | s made ;-lrm' by the l"umi A splendid cast support the star|the 256-bird event with' 24, one be- | mittoe thnt tho boat that crosses luding Diana: Kane, the pretty | hind Morris' perfeet score, while | - : : . [t tiish’ Hne Tiret' will bé . the i8eF of ‘Lols Wilson, who is an | Truesdell was in third place with | Leadcrs in the Southern Baptist conventicn which meets ‘n\h‘lp‘ S whIEh the' Sobl 13" dbter: exrellcnz leading lady for the com-|23. Other tores were: Barmas | Chattanocga, Tenn.,, May 16-20, include the President and Cor e‘a-‘m"',yl_ "This ~ qiieation - Gt Wit sé edian. Ruth Dwyer is charming|22, Sarr 22, Maycock 21, Waterudo i ponding Secictary of the Woman's Missionary Unicn, Mrs, W. L] ;01 fhié first Boat: 16" winter of as the ingenue and Bradley Bark-|21, Harmle 21, Masci 20, Mc-|Ccx (left), of Memphis, and Miss Kathleen Mallory, Birmingham.|he race will not involved. ‘8o ;:nl{jngo;‘::elfm g g Ef:-“;l;m 19, Goldsteln 19 and)ang the President of the convention, Dr. (:cou,e W. Tructt, D_LHBS‘ long as it is an officially cntered 5y e % e 5 A BT o T T 8 Bt R 5, 9 e « its time will be the one Others (Igurlzlg prominently are| A regular registered S?I.)Ol wiil CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May | matt hafore the convention will | considered for purposes of the Flora Finch, Bdmund Breese, J.|be held om:July 4, nccording to.an |y oo 50 er ot e Ot tho | POOL, ~In. this manner, 1t was polnt. " Barney Sherry, Herbert Standing,|announcement made today by Mr | <H0erR OF HHe oA B | i b RERere S (e, aby. | WAk UL 08 - M s RS Harol ' Foshay and Bob Slater.|Morris. The loeal club is com.list church arc o hear from offfinancial oh o She e | OLETE et Y et [y e 0 e Peinah dlsectbd: and tiin't fmenieating. Wikdwouthids oreanita | Triof spams A DIk el “iistiaus o apbonal - B0 [ IRV, PRI GO EROwL IS ikt Qo P b £ &3 a7y ot seven | benevolen < ¢ i | traveled, and other conditions of leave a dull_moment in the pic-|tions in an attempt to make. tho B8 2 R0 ot peven | bepfvalan fae R ang i gl B el gt Bl ks o hrng ) 3 iRnd i their annual convention | church, recommends f a spe | the race will not have to be ta- ture. ‘:R:-‘;I“‘["LS "l“"""“ N0 ""r"" “““";, 16-20. elal’ commiltes for correla | ken into consideration. so that the winner may represent | 3 2 | PR e 1a: HENG: etenso ) Df & Fimeay: a6 fhe nallrmnly lrn‘puhn')‘n‘ 2 of 1 new chur tion of the actiy ne it The race is heing »xmu_\‘mml h,\. ‘;“THE AMERICAN VENUS” [ |ing contests to be held next fall| members and fn _\h“,” boards and oth the | the Olympia and Juneau chambers | SHOWING AT COLISEUM ||y tho States : |5¢hool enrollment have been re-|body, and the establishment of ajof commerce and approved by the B - 30 A SN AP corded. One thousand, seven hnm- stewardship program fo ‘.‘Tu‘f'{r-m;"I(I»‘\\:ur nrl.a:n A’smu‘v_xfinun * Coliseum for the last showing to-| Johnny Evahs, tihrec-year-old have been added and the | Meeting in conjunction with tho | 58 1 y - ,"f’ ot % night, contains comedy, romance,|Son of Wilfred' . Evans, Alatna| of local church property has convention will be the Women's | era l'j‘]' l“]““” g {18 '"‘I'"“'-“ % melodrama, thrills, beauty, novel. | morchant, died recently at Tan- $08.150,384 1 n- | Missionary Union, which i3 plan. |4 ‘m‘ ‘_}:“" "";"u"l‘”"""l"‘;“"‘" I’"‘:“ ty, a series of artistic tableaux;|2na of meningitis. The boy was oL auch. a3l s Ayl Hy feet ;n Hifwls ade. dbGAIraita s, spectacle, extravaganza, an elab.|brought to Tanana over a rough' advanced §11,270,000, while a gain (I ¥ s i b Hhive o same r-‘< znized omte fashion show and scenes in|river trail, after a leng illness, of $6,131,87¢ in annual mulrihw"V_“WNM f'l"”"'“,"“ para :fa h"w"l‘ lms of some recognize ‘Pechnicolor. and died at the Government hos-| tions to all objects was made. jtive pr ],l' il F j\]h \‘n‘wm s oS i*",“:h’n ‘“‘(‘; Gt thro 6D Tiah - L b L - ominent among the ortant |sions will begin May 14. 8 tho I"h“l"d“}l"k beauty scenes were | pital soon after his arrival P oment A I Indications are that there will|Purchased at the following placos: acually filmed in Atlantic ’C.ny forrr e e e s e eeoeeeeeereereerererereeea|io lile opposition to the e | Burford’s Corner, Juneau Billiard (‘“"")1:’ ]’]“‘l‘ “:""t“l :ah'“;":;s"'}“_j"h election of present officers of the|Parlor, New York Exchange, Gias o R el s B convention and ufion. DF. George | {neau Hotel, Alaskan Hotel, Arc: o .05'_ Ifrmw?‘lt the title of N{lfls W. Truett, of Dallas, Tex., .is jus' |tic Pool Hall, Imperial Pool Hall, ® Amica” to Fay Lanphier, a Cali- completing his fivst year as presi-| Miners' Pool Hall, Alstrom's News 4 forda girl who had been given ldefit: and will ‘be redlas with. | Stand, Brunswick Bowling Al tl:n?rale of Mllss Alalmmn‘ in the D Snk Dpposttion: 184 b wivrite his | and anklin - Pool Hall. Bach §o - 1N 0 anaiiteich Show D tNNOUNEEMENT mame o be presented agala. lead |UeKet sold will be cuterod in @ phie lsevlen hul the lulh:‘rvl‘)eauty 5 & y r C. Moore, 1,(;hnok with the name of the pur :;:fl:lans ave “minor roles in ., . and J. Henry!chaser. h T\e::'y lovely models were used ’“'“"“’ MurCiealiee, = feun &6 Rk in tl} faghion show for which the : . e i o ol |U S. Chamber Studies feeies Wore: suneciaby @iesletol C. E. B’““Y is ‘today opening an | Mrs. w. 5. Cox, Memphis, Tenn by Qlbert Clark, style creator. ki : o , 3 B sident of thaiiinn Baving| Local Tax Problem: ‘The \annequins also appeared in office in the Seward Building of this B o e PATE '™ the thleaux, staged by Joe Miol- N f th lusi bt o of athions Mallory. . Bisminghan, | WASHINGTON, Mhy 7—Decla- P zingrjone of the leading scenic caty for e exclusive practice © e Ml”? G| ing local taxation and expenditure direétes of the New York stage. . . g A etary @ problem of “immediate national | Theputo and motorcycle races Chlrop;actlc. jben corresponding secretary . concern,” the United States Cham. i in_thipicture are extremely ex- | R - |ber of Commerce will uniertaks citing. Leo Nomis, famous stunt & | |to arouse the active interest im driverind air flyer, staged some ;Forezt Tax h‘lm |the methods of such taxes and speciahir flights* with Lawrence Due té employment of th- i Moves to the West their disbursement. Gray nt are the last word :in ¢ il l Rl | “A halt million agencies are . thrills, latest and’ mest. effectiv: AL O | spending nearly $6,000,000,000° & W. | Benda, internationally ring lelusion of the factdinding invosii-| YOAF_ for local government put: known prtrait and mural paintor, methods, those suffering Veation fn the Great Lekas states, | POSER” the chamber's committep ‘and orator of the famous Ben- from: chronic and so-called |the federal forest taxation in. OR local taxation declares. “Ib da mas| used in pantomime and’ “ & 4 x,,,m\, (,,,,,,,Med under terms o is the toll exarlwl hy upwurd of ure. s one of the artis PR opened in the Pacmc coast region | o addition to a li ¢ ‘who sefput in search of the new especially invited. }\«llh Orezon as the key state, | (ufred by federal and state gov- Venus. 3 | Announcement of the shift has| °THments. : . NGER GIRL" | PALACE' TUESDAY | A More in half a" century of ac- ‘tual * service. is” the com- 'blned of the players in Y THE| for fifteen years; t3ald has devoted eight scientific analysis PHONE 536 Hours: 12 t0-8 and by appointment. Cases accepted’ only afier favorable results are indicated by careful and 1lhe dffim um‘ been made by Ired Rogers | child, professor of political econ Em w,u Meel omy at”Yale and director of the lll Cleveland in 1929 inquiry. i | It is the ultimate purpose of the ; [investigation to recommend a sys WAB'!INGTONv May 7—An- tem of forest taxation which whil: nouncement is made that the Na- laffording equitable revenne .will| lional Education Association’s fif. encourage and protect forestry, | !y-ninth annual convention will be particutarly as - practiced by the ‘he!d in Cleveland, Ohio, February individual farmer. . 1 to 28, 1929, ——————— 'U S. Marines Said to Be in Contrd in Nic. MANAMA. Nicaragua, May 7 —The situatfon here is well m‘ hand. U. 8, have been placed at alf points in | ———- - —— | 01d papers ror sale at The Empire. o ——:: +G. A. BALDWVIN m and Genera.! M "? P#N 452 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRF.. MONDAY, MAY 7, 1928. Couisty aumunnmunnn Tuesday and Wednesday COMING o S -—— NOBILE FLIES TOKINGS BAY Jolson 1928 Model Makes Flight During Bad chlher HA\. |»\|7.hurm-n. May ral Umberto Nobile dirigible Italia here Sunday afternoon, KIN T. landed at 1 his o’clock completing a flight from Vadsoe, ! Norway, in bad weather. The Italia ‘left Vadsoe at 8:31 o'clock Saturday night and en- | countered head winds and snow. The Italia was in constant wire- less communi {'ta di Milano, wtion with the Cit- the mothership. - ACCOUNTANT EXAMS ' GIVEN THIS WEEK The Board of Examiners of the Territorial Accountants’ Associa- tion, announced today examina- tions will be given Tuesday and Al Jolson, blackface comedian, appeared in Chicago with what he referred to as a “beautiful nose.” He had it reconstructed to remove a blemish acquired ten years ago when the actor | Wednesday in Juneau. was sparring with Jack Demp-| Accountants interested in tak- ;sey. Dempsey has also had his|ing these examinations should ap- Secretary of ! nose beautified, but for differ-|Ply at once to the ¥ lent reasons ‘1he Board, B. A. Rossell S eee— (International Tiustrated News) PSRN R . Adnrtmnx atways pays. 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