The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 12, 1928, Page 3

3 .lll!lllllIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllilllllllh OLISEUM LT FAREWELL SHOW or THE MERRY MAKERS 134 “WHITE MAHATMA” IS COMING HERE; OPENS THURSDAY arrangements have been the appearance al the Coliseum, starting Thursds June 14, of the world's l'un-llml exponent of East India mysteries and student of Yogi philosophy Zandra, known to American thea tre-goers and to scientists the world over as the “White Mahat- ma.” Zandra again United States after in Europe and Asia, during which time many interesting experi- ments were performed and adapt- ed by Zandra for presentation in this country An interesting angle of Zandra's trip through foreign lands, was 2 visit made to the land of his na- tivity—Upper Burma, India. Here it was, as a child, that he {ceived his first insight into mysteries and practices of Hindu sages and philosophers. This is the original and only Murdock who has just returned from India where he was warmly welcomed by his mahatma mas- ters who affectionately titled him Zandra, the Hindoo interpretation meaning “The Man Who Sees Be- yond.” Brown is nearer Butler's weight Prairie] |vu sisiss o ekt L , PRESENT LAST OF it 3 3 { 3 ; bt onger than the lattes 'Pirate’ COMEDY FEATURES| and equally as aggre “"Kmmypmon he felt that he woald not have Tonight and Wednesday the MAIN EVENTERS OPEN TRAINING Butler and Collier Begin Training for Legion Smoker Here Soldier Butlor azd Joo went ino active training day for their bout to be held herc July 2 under the auspices of the local Amer post. But |ter is going to days on small g believing a few days of the briny decp, even never gots past the e the thing nec 1 to f seige In a training Collier is doing 1 : ; : and some sparring ok 5 $ j : 3 Q[ brepared tha T Shearer, one of the wisest heads the locally in that business The are some | 1 fans who were pulling for a match between the ex-soldier and § Brown, | over whom Butler terday mistakenly credited with a vic tory. The records show the two fought a draw here several years ago. This is the only time the two men have met. Spickett’s Palace Tonight and Wednesday T: 30 and 9:15 HARRY TONIGHT and - WEDNESDAY (U Final completed for AT HOTTH Collier yester touring the a year spent A real novelty special surprise !! ALSO 12-AMATEUR ACTS Come and see these clever kiddies life on though he| will be him for a . ght roadwork He is being match by Jack -12 T T TG H B R TR T ||IIIIIl-lllllllillllllllllllllll!"lllllllllll Help your favorite win a prize FUN FOR EVERYBODY A BIG DOUBLE SHOW AND BOY THE FEATURE IRISH HEARTS with MAY McAVOY and All DT R ar C ~10-20-50-Loges G0 cents '“||llllll|||lllllll||||lI|||||||||||||||||lllll!!llll"l|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||m|ml’r time to get into condition for a match on the Fourth largely by Merry Makers will present their reason of an fmjury to an Price farewel! show at the Coliseum. which he received in a They close Wednesday night and game last week. It was-a s will leave for Sitka. They will wrench and might have hand present a special show that is full capped him in any early bout. It of pep and ginger. is more than likely that he will)years, Mr. in addition there will be twelve be matched for a Labor Day bout!investment or fourteen acts of amateur vaude- with the winner of the Butler-| ville. Tom Parker has arranged Collier go. for some of the cleverest kiddies The Legion matchmakers in Juneau to sing, dance and re- | uncovering some new talent cite. Five prizes will be awarded lllvi"u" coming card. One tonight, the audience acting as Filipino welterweight % | judges by applauding. These five be a right smart s winners will again compete for tried out last night before the grand prize on Weadnesday of the Legion committeemen ani night. Also on Wednesday night made an excellent showinz. e a cracker and weinie contest will was put on in a main event in be held for the kiddies not eli- Seattle a short time ago and was| gible to try for the grand prizes. Prizes will be awarded for these LU T T T LT T 2 LATE NEWS REELS McGurrin, who is an!the story of a Loy of the Bible broker, said that n-»‘wlm‘h had won the city wide had hoped to be able to stop over champlen in the Y. M. €. A¢ in Juneau but was unable to Pentathlon Contest, of San Fran are | gecommodations for the return | cisco. for| trip owing (o the crowded hook ings on Alaskan amers during | the summe: Mr. McGurrin said that il there » is a golf « in Juneau hei “Business {hoped to play a round or two just| o he could say he had play-|Juneau attorney who returned od golf in Alaska, as ons of his! from a business trip to that place ambitions {3 to play golf around|On the Queen. The municipally owned light system at Petershurg .:nm world. It is the first trip Mr. and Mrs. McGurrin have made to|has proved a decided success, Mr. Also the Gumps in “THE SMASH-UP” flowers. At right she wears striking loose-filting gown of black chiffon velvet trimmed with yellow ostrich. CInternational Newsreel) Marian Nixon, beautiful screen favorite, at -left shows delicious negligee made of cream-colored souffle and lnmrrcd with lmpnrlcd lace and French Adm. 10-25-40, Loges 50c ——————— RUSH FOR BAND WAGON PLACES to] Ho| _— Attractions At Thectres PETERSBURG BOQWING CHARLES CRAWFORD, 8 PIONEER OF SEWARD, DROPS DEAD AT HOME was the lung result of abcess of the He is survived by a wi and a brother who rosides in also. Mr. Thompson re on Cleary Creek in the ays of the interior camp. > Potersburg s declared Henry Roden, Charles neer and of Seward for many years, dropped dead at his home at Seward on the afternoon ka plo given a draw with a topnotcher & there. Fight erities praised | HARRV CAREY AT | PALACE TONIGHT | Harry Carey, coming to the Palace Theatre tonight in “The Prairie Pirate,” has one of the best roles that Hunt Stromberg has ever assigned him. From a peaceful young rancher he is transformed overnight into the mysterious, terrifying scourge of the ‘border, seeking and searching for the murderer of his sister. As “The Yellow Seal” he becomes a romantic figure, intent on finding the guilty man, taking up the task that the law had failed to ac- complish. His life takes a dif- ferent turn when he meets Teresa Bsteban, daughter of the owner of the biggest rancho of the coun- try, played by Trilby Clark. The task of saving her and her father from the very man who killed his sister makes a thrilling and vivid story, fascinating and interest- holding to the very finish. Spanish and Mexican fiestas add still more color and life to the picture, the scenes of which are said to be the most pictur- esque ever photographed for a western picture. Stromberg has assembled a great cast to support Carey the star. Miss Clark is the leading lady. Robert Edeson of the Cecil B. DeMille stock company, plays the part of Don Esteban, master of the Rancho. Lloyd Whitlock plays the part of the owner of the gambling hall. Fred Kohler, who will be remembered for his work in “The Iron Horse” por trays the bandit, and Jean Dumas, formerly an Edison and Triangle star, returns to pictures in “The Prairie Pirate” in the part of the sister. 12 T IRISH HEARTS” AT | COLISEUM TONIGHT | B e 31 In her portrayal of the role of Patsy, in Warner Brothers’ pro- duction of “Irish Hearts,” May, McAvoy, the star, great ambition. « Although one of the outstand- ing freelance players of the screen, none of the roles offered Miss McAvoy during the last few years have enabled her to be what she really is, a whimsical,] hoydenish Irish colleen. One of the things which ted her to sign & long-term contract with Warner Brothers was this role of her heart’s desire, Patsy, in “Irish Hearts.” “l have played so many re- served, bloodless young mirrors of perfecti she declares. “I want to do something that re- real acting, something with and character. 1 want to the center of the stage, w ':“:‘u!?l.;cs : n%fih £ Walter “Iglsh Colisopm 3 is fulfilling a| contests also. -eo ATTENTION EASTERN STARS Tegular business meeting Ju- neau Chapter No. 7, 0. E. S. at 8 o’clock Tuesday evening, June 12. Visiting members welcome. MILDRED MARTIN, W. M., adv. ALICE BROWN, Secratary. e 01d papers ror UNITED STATES LAXD OFFICE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. U. 8. NON-MINERAL SURVEY No. 1657 Serlas No. 0uv519 NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE MATTER OF THE AP- PLICATION of the DEEP SEA SALMON COMPANY, a corpor- ation, for leave to enter and purchase a tract of land, con- sisting of 14.36 acres, as a trade and manufacturing site, located on Chichagoff Island, Territory of Alaska. Notice is hereby given that the Deep Sea Salmon Company, a cor- poration, duly organized and ex- Isting under the laws of the State of Washington, and qualified to engage in business in the Terri- tory of Alaska and In the State of Washington, and whose Alas- kan post office address is Port Althorp, Alaska, and whose Washington post office address is Colman Building, Seattle, Wash- ington, has filed ifs application in the United States Land Office in Anchorage, Alaska, to purchase and en’:r upon as a Trade and Manufacturing Site the lands em- braced in U. S. Non-Mineral Sur- ey No. 1657, which are situated on the west shore of Port Al- thorp, Chichagoff Island, in the Territory of Alaska, vne and three quarter miles southeast of Point Lucan, Latitude 58° 7’ 50” North, Lorgitude 136° 20" 00" west, containing 14.36. acres, and more particularly described as (ollows, to-wit: Commencing at Corner No. 1, on mean high tide Jine on west shore of Port Althorp, Alagka, whence U. S. L. M. No. 1657 bears south 16° F3’ 24" east 16.24 chains dls- tant; thence west 20.30 chaing to Corner No. 2; thence North 11.18 chains to Corner No. 3; thence East 6.85 chains to Corner No. 4; thence, meandering the mean high tide line on west ghore of Port Althorp, Alaska, south 26° 59° East 3.48 chains, South 45° 30’ East 3.26 chains, South 82° 45’ East 3.33 chains, South 31° 18’ East 3.75 chains, North 86° 56’ East 3.18 chains; South 67° 04' East 1.06 chains, South 13° 20’ East 1.44 chains, South 18° 30’ West 0.58 chains, to Corner No 1, the place of beginning. Declination 31° 30’ East. Any and all persons claiming any portion of the above described tract are required to file in the United States Land Office, at An- chorage, Alasks, their adverse thirty mn days thereafter. ATED at Anchosage. Al “Tth day of April, 1938 J. LINDLEY G Register, U. 5. Land Office. rst publication, April 12, 1938, ulunuu, June 10. l”l COMES QUICKLY Hoover Ac:él;l;ble to Cool-! idge, Butler Informs Secretary Mellon (Continued from Page One) the lead of Chairman Butler, it is evident that Secretary Hoover ha§ more than the 544% votes necessary for the nomination. Ad- ding the Pennsylvania, Massa- chusetts, Idaho and New Jersey delegations to those. already in- structed or favorableto him his total is 570 votes. Pre-convention the Associated 410 instructed accessions added number. The Hoover strength today was represented by the following votes: Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Delaware Florida Georgia Kentucky Leuisiana Maine . Maryland Michigan tabulations of Press gave him votes. Today's| 160" to t Minnegota Mississippi Nebraska .... Nevada . New Hamnpshire New Mexico New Jersey Ohio Oregnn Rhode Island Texas ... Tennessee Utah Vermont Virginia .. Washington North Carolina Idaho Massachusetts Pennsylvania HELPING THE TOURISTS Something different in the way of informing tourists of the plages at which they stop has betn adopted by the Admiral Line this year. On the menu cards each day is attached a s¢icker which gives information coneerning the next port of call, and the passengers are thus able o budget their time in each port and see as much 3 o | ONE WAY TRAFFIC PROPOSED To facilitate automobile | traffic over Auk Lake Loop | of the Glacier Highway dur- | ing the tourist season, the | | Glacier Taxi Association in- | vites the public to cooperate | with it in directing traffic | on the loop in one direction | only. Cars moving north over new Mendenhall bridge around the loop. JAMES CARLSON, Secretary, l Glacier Taxi Association | in jard from Valdez of May 28. He had been working his blacksmith shop up to 3 o'clock on the afternoon of hi death and wa ceping out cabin when he suddenly collapsed and pa Charl went 20 ye: his blacksmith served as mayor of Seward for veral terms, was also on. the eity council at other periods, ac- tive in all elvic affairs, and e teemod membar of the Alaska Pione Crawford came to Al aska from Montana and ubout 70 years of age. He was of the rugged type, kind dizposition and every person knowing him was his friend. About two weehs befors s death he fracturad twn ribs and this is believed to have hastened the end. o L o Sew- 8 .ago and opened shop. He PIONEE™ DRUGGIST DIES IN A. D. Thompson, pioncer Alas- kan, and for many years druggi at Nenana, died recently in Fair- banks after a long illness. Death COM ? was | FAIRBANKS HOSPITAL| AT THE HOTELS Gastineau and Mrs, Steve ‘Hoonah; Miss A. Metz, E. Johnson, 1. Bunnell, Colle . Wallstedt, A. N. Herrold, Excursion Inlet; Don Meldrum, city; George Herr mann, Apex-El Nido; D. Perelle, E. Giovanetti. Alaskan Sal- Capsling, city; W. H. Hark: ins, " Ed Paizold, Frank Herrn Gedrge " Catfanack, Conrad Ander son, T. Sullivan, F. Kostallo, Joe Nyland, Wayne Bozarth, Leo 2 Zanandrea, E. Gevo . C. G. Armstrong, Jim ". Johnson and Louis all of Apex-B1 Nido; T, ¢ Mr. Kane, Hoonah; 4 Charles Duggzen, Johnson, | Fora But HCCNAH RESIDENTS ARRIVE Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kane and Miss A. Metz of Hoonah came Jic Juneau on Mr. Kane's boat, (the Patricia. They are visiting | friends here and are guests at the Gastineau Hotel. Old papers tot sate at The Emp're. ING! ? THE SHOW WORLD’S GREATEST SENSATION ZANDRA WILE MYSTIFY YOU! ZANDRA WILL AMAZE YOU! ZANDRA WILL THRILL YOU! ZANDRA WILL ENTERTAIN YOU! Soon. on every will hear weird markable feats performed by one’s lips you tales of the re- of mysticism as this mysterious : chgracter from India, brought to _you at tremendous expense. NOTE: Zandra is now finishing his third tour of the Pantages Theatres and comes here direct from sensational engagements on the Pacific Coast. Xaflth for further anqow tesudmg is sensational attraction, the mson s great- est mulement event! boxing and CALIFORNIANS TRIP ON DOR. ALEXANDER Among the pass round making the Dorothy Alexands evening, are Mr. MeGurrin of Oak 42rd wedding an wiil <be.: uU. who has known speed. has been selected for "him - In aletter re 8. Commigsioner I, No opponent yet. Alaska, MAKING sengers who are Richard trip on '|I1“M_Vl‘flll G. ¥, due here this|Haines, and Mra. F. E.|San land, Cal., whose!according niversary trip it Mrs. Clarke, to m:my l’rmldin Y M C. him for Fares EAST | Daily untit Séptember 30. Liberal Stop- overs, Fi nal ceturn limit Oct. 31, 1928. REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES from SEATTLE to Milwankee .$113.50 . 157.76 . 9030 s 110,40 Minneapolis . Montreal . . New Orleans . New York. . Omaha ... Philadelphia . Pittsburgh . . St. Louis . . 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O time ago|and by} the Juneau, | mak and told | We Write or cable— A. J. Arrivee, City T Roden said, listed at and the bhonds are above par. > - WILL MAKE HOME HERE ora Keene, of Sitka, and Wil Fraser, of Juneau, were mar- on Saturday evening by U. ommissioner F. A. Boyle Mr Mrs. Louis Wigg witnesaed ceremony. The couple will e their home here. e & LET Almauist Press Your call ana qeijver. Phone Tnv. Pus'p Agt., Seattle. Wi 1205 Fourth Amn. Maia 9300 abingon.