The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 28, 1928, Page 3

Extra-Extra-~Tonight Only Celebrated Globe Trutlvr-flumorlat W. S. CONCANNON Will ;lppv:xr' tonight at 8:45 o'clock and if you like fun, come. He will keep you laughing. : NO EXTRA CHARGE—RIG FEATURE Brightening Up DOORS OPEN AT 7 8: o'clock and give 2 talk First movie show ;nun.LnL to .\H‘ in starts 7:15 i; ;Il J”m"i[!l' = ke for his addre THE BIG FEATURE IS tions of mak are 1 in conjunction w From “The Quest of Joan" by Jaries ol Vvl ey the regular picture show. Th talk is for children, youths an adults. He has ju t from visiting 16 countries in rope and 3 a fund of inforr tion on this alone. He has to ed the United States a p he s sunsh LIVE AND DIE IN FLOATING | “spread a little States on a buying trip, to *(”(K‘hemy but they are comfortable reflecty ‘the spirit of its authc THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE THURQDAY JUNE 28, 1928 GLOBE TROTTER APPEARING AT PALAGE TONIGHT (Wil Give Humomu; Talk, Come Kiddies—Come Youths—Come Adults Human Life | - i 5 e w. Concannon 2 trotter Adm. 10-25-50, Loges 60 cents ! humorist and bencfactor ¢ man 2t kind, will appear on the stag | the Palace theatre ton where he has made a splendid impression by his joyful news Ha north on a plea trip and stopped off here and will, as mor - HOMES GANTUN e ¢ d the race. Mary, and Lord Las e a year. with the royalty and com- this picture of a scene :h at l'vw-m ‘)u\\'ns fust prior to lles. (International Newsree!® moner al in the m'.!\ as wi | ; C ; b 3. q Y i ekt ! way the hills of Kentucky| Friday, the Remnant LATE KINOGRAMS—ALSO COMEDY FERRYMAN’S i Tndamn, They i soke | by i Goldsin's | Emporium. . The floating population of Can- oxen, a cow, a cart “Snookum’s Outino” ton is sstimated at 100,000 por camping outfit. They - = sons. These people born, live canoe and raft of logs fr - —— Remember Mr. Concannon appears at 8:45 o’clock. and die in their curious river REGORDS ENB Clover Creek, Ky, ‘w' You get a movie feature and one of the best humor- craft, which vary from. the m- mped over t on land I nowj | TI_IF ists of the day—all for the same price. pan, mall boat, to cargo LUNG BlSPU]’E own aud lay made their way flats and s 18 junks. Wi jana banks of thel | - —_ The origin of these river far ian trails and paths,| | BEA(]TI’ 4 ; " |ing people is cne of the most in nd night at Roek| | ¥, P ry, Walter McGrail, Harry Todd,|teresting tales to be heard about| CANNELTON ind., June 28 s v ( 1 Lafay | > Attractlons Fred ' DeSilver, Lillian Nicholson ' this city of Southern China. The | gp i o The St to| Was wrecked in 18257 | SII()I / and others, [tale goes that these aboriginal|y Thomas Lincoln and fus| A duplicate of the documon| | IChinese took to the water three crossed the Ohio River|also has been found in th g ; At Theatres FRANK GGRDON TO nturic , when the Manchu vi n Kontucky te] sessior a (Next to Post Office) Tartar hordes from the north con-{ indiana, long u of con-| 3on of Ja af AVE cHAlN STORE llun sred Chir nd the alien Ching to historian has been|Owns part of the land d ! 3 dynasty |.p1 weed Chinese v document un @ in!in the deed and operates Cl 0 <RI B IN KETCHIKAN SOON i (e Fices 0F one a2t e betwoen s home. a1 Tobinsy osing Uut u]\ Kingdom, The TLinoalis el ot, Ky, where his : AT COLISEUM TONIGHT Frank . Gordon, propristor Jf; These Chinese at Canton’ re-{from the fown of her ferried the Lin ! | Fairbanks, Anchorage and chu ba ns and sought to | ment reveals bo———— Spe [ The Neglo Gardon, fh9insan, 45 Hi" Jitlesu tods e by living afloat. The new| unknowingly followed the old pre-i came south from the western!dynasty retaliated by “{ncluding The ow recorn nd by Cirf @OALSOMINING CITY HALL 4 (v cept of keeping the best for thel part of the Te rritory on the Yu-'the hoat bopitamak ’M“‘ ““W';_ cuit _-lul'- r Minor, was( Sealed bids wil' ha received ¥. t St last." " Just before her death the gkop - ea; ?ly this morning. | Skhant abimitn v sotolit Sty dated , 1866, .mv_l igneMat office City Clerk up until § popular authoress completed the “Adding o 'the chain of stores' and otintnalsieall ot Wiee wu”’) by, herholt, jr., the ul,.i, W, Fiiuay evening, July 6, story which later proved to be|which he now owns in Alaska,|debarred from public ~examina-| © old. It had been boundy1s28, - for caisomining interior P R o3 her greatest, it was also by a{Mr. Gordon is on his way to Ket. Lvtony 4 e ROYATHUIBLE vy, nsert in a :lml hoo! City Hall. BUY NOW tragle coincidence to be her final| chikan where he will bezin the lice. 'This ban' was mot litted|. Weatherholt wr : Work. ¥h\ian Meehan, Mrs. Poi*|instaliation of his fifth shop. Heluntil the revolution of 1911 Jacob Weatherholt, —adv. 5 i1 1 tor's sonin-law, has taken (hIs e will remain in the First ity only| Among the many. i tercsting | THOma3 Lincoln and SAVE MONEY markable book and tr red || three or four days, preparing ”"‘Imlll > his Nancy, da Dr. au. Have| | . at types of Canton, the curious | to the screen, where, as an F. r home of the Customs Of-| clipper boats, shaped llke a and_son_Abraham, your cnce, adv’ Rt ruiucienyN ey Te- seen: af [fice for his establishment. llhm h wood shoe, are distinct.| g e - — = the Coliseum tonight when it be Later he will continue to the|Their roofs make them top- gins a two-day run. The picture d ‘| the Ketchikan house and also h sta i it is reblete With the richness ofl purchase for his other stores. Heloto e add sk Ry ore SR A0 pRteals. the . dSRths -ofiefphels (o Apend. most of the wWin:|mgugre-rigged salls rest part. of Dulyl DStire as thls great Wo-\tdr in Kelehlkan, and will Brob:|ehetr welght on the masts, which ' man Mnsw it fo he. It deals with \aply ‘makéZouh frip t ‘thio' westiiate tuciined forward five dog hearts and souls, and the events!ward sometime next winte. ' AR » that happen to test man and| 4 AR SINRR T CoARE Lhe Balls AYE PR plobe " Him (0" e worthy." The| e {forated to increase the pull of cast was selocted by Mr. Meetan! AT THE HOTELS o R # P 9 ¢ With the greatest care in order - ml'm::i\(n:)w S o inet (o __*"”'h: that one would give a fai—ful ___ Gastineau ReAE A o 1 bl L el fineaiion or et anavn NGt 0 W Guernser, Veusouisti IS OF blg, Bulging ah eyes he or she was to make live oa w. SRS o Mhs sles, Tha BN the screen. Many favorites are| " P cued L a1 to be found in this gathering,| ITarrison, Seattle; (i -oustom: Dok Mprs . . g ° among them: Margaret Morr ‘“"a',”"', JooH ¢ G -‘.ml ;ge'. J ¢ ] Raymond Keane, Phillippe de La.|F: 8. Gordon, Anchorage; HoR Bt s Rot--coik AR MRY i nlon ow 1 = S dmous l cey, Joyce Coad, William V. Mong,| Fultz, Los Angeles; M. Mayer, fashion can walk all proper 5 Charles Clary, Waiter Wilkinson,| Seatile; Alex Mayer, Seattle; C.| All large junks now carry a 0 & Aitred Allen, Cesare Gravina|W. D2 ttie; Bmma J. Koli.|heavy atmament of muzzle-load- - Paulotte Duval and Hedda Hop.{in% San Francisco; Dr. J. Mmlu’mg cannon for protection against d . -/nil e » per. Mr. Meehan wrote the adap-| tle. pirate “attacks™ fn ‘the mase of tation and Charles Kerr the con-| Alaskan erways about Cantonl. These tinuity. | R. Mitrovich, city; W. G. Green, arc a daily occurrence. {City; Joe M. Karadik, Cordov R s wiJ. Karadik, Cordova; Sam Thomp- LEAVES HOSPITAL ETF"PRISONERS OF STORM” | | son, city; Mrs. Nelson, Fairbanks. "-Ghtél‘l n& Swnl]!, ":““"Y:ar")ml AT PALACE TONIGHT || Zynda gon o dr. and Mrs. Samue e pe o 4 ke —51]%G. A\ Hagson and wite, Upland;|Scott, who has beon in St Anns 5:&’5’76‘5 U/l The ingentity of a motion pic-| Col | Hospital for several days with ) 'd e ety et ol R T e an attack of appendicitis, left 1recore S/ slide of no mean proportions dur- ‘Olll papers lnr sare a1 The Bmplre. | the hospital. tods \ ing the making of exterior scenes’ * in McCall, Idaho, for “Prisoners of the Storm,” the Universal- Jewel starring House Peters which comes to the Palace to- night. f \ ‘The company toiled all day an1 succeeded in’ yoMing up 150 or more huge snowballs on the top ~ of a mountain near the city. Th2 snowballs were left overnight to freeze, and next morning, when _ cameras were set up at the bot- ® ‘tom of .the hill and everything was in readiiiess, the huge spheres of snow. and icé were started ralling down the long, steep moun- tainside. A ‘By the time they reached the | facal ‘denter of the cameras, they hdd' gathered # 'tremendous speed, afd had collected additional tons of snow a¥ they travelled. e result was onie huge mass of snow, hurtling dowd the ‘grace at terfiflc speed, and it made & very realistic' ‘and thrilling scene: "The. "bemitny whiich madé the long ‘Totattoft trip from Hollywood to Idaho ‘fnclided more than thir- ty persons, and the whole troupe spent two weeks in the snow- bound territory. . “Prisoners of ‘the ‘Storm,” was directed by “Lynn Reymnolds, ‘and is a picturization of James Oliver , Curwcod's novel, “The Quest of _ 'Beiides the'star, Touse' Peters, the cast includes Peggy Montgom: ND YET THE SALE of DIAMOND BBIQUETS is constantly on the increase. 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