The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 18, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1928. ] Al P e AR FURRRORWRIS 3 1T s A R 5 R 2 _,:@mggm:mgm' w' Longest Non-Stop Fli ; SURNOS ATRES L1478 CALIFORNIA WINES BUENOS AIRES, Argentina may there hibition CYPICKETT TONIGHT 18 7:30 and 9:15 that pro- United wines the July know such a thing as in the State: but California are on the wine ¢ hotels just the There are wines in there are from Fran Spain, and Sts if the be od latter catege only three claret superior, and — shades of Admission—10-25-40, Loges 50 cents Chateau Yquem, 5 S /i > ; 2 California. is “THERE YOU ARE” With Conrad Nagel, Edith Roberts, George Fawcett LAST TIMES TONIGHT 7:30 9:25 \me good native Argentine, 5 imported | (Story of Italy |A Great om the Love OVER THE HILL 1 #The Wonder % ! Picture of not cost more lhu_n 50,000 lire|The Century (about $2,631), including the|That Will outlay for the motor. They will|] jye compete for 300,000 lire worth|Forever of prizes ($15,786), 150,000 lire being offered by the ministry and the remainder by the aero club. the other: Then Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in a Hal Roach Comedy “Their Purple Moments” and United cards can LATEST NEWS OPENS THIS belis The prises BIG SHOW ry com- variet burgundy, Savarain all from Coming Thursday—“THE WHOLE TOWN’S TALKING” Prices—10-20-40, Logés 50c COMING THURSDAY wluAM“ rOX® Italian Air Tour May S!imulate Air Travel ROME, Ju 18.—With a view to developing air travel for busi- ness and pleasure in Italy, a nine-day tour of Italy will be in- itiated September 12 under the auspices of the Ministry of Aero- | nautic nd the Royal Aero Club. The airplanes participating in the contest, it is stipu , must .num_uuu||||'||’|’||||||||mmm|nmi|tummumuumumnuumm!_ Seattle Fruit & Produce Co. The Finest Food Center of Juneau WHOLESALE and RETAIL PHONE 489 is anch of| | Naval Men Cable i Appreciation of Welcome to Mayor | | TR T L TR T T E 8 ciation of the wel- come extended them while in Juneau, the three destroy- ers of the 31st naval squad- ron joined -in sending a cablegram from Sitka to Mayor Thomas B. Judson ol Juneau. The message reads: “Of- ficers and crews of U. 8. § Zeilin, U. 8. 8. William Jones and U. 8. 8. John F. Burns join me in expressing our thanks and appreciation , of the hearty welcome and many courtesies extended to | us by the people of Juneau.” | Lybrant Smitli, commanding | officer of the U. 8. 8. Zei- | lin, signed the cablegram. | The flying squadrons of Oxford and Cambridge universities are pro- apt for noxt year the' | five American col-, leges to join them in an annual | intercollegiate airmanship contest.! Oxford and Cambridge alr squad: rons expect to compete with Ameri- can collgges immediately after their first r contest, schedunled for the sp of next year. Fly: ing instructions at both univeri sities has reached the. point whergl b of CANTALOUPES, 2 for HOT HOUSE TOMATOES, pound FIELD TOMATOES, pound If money means anything to you look at our line of goods—we have the stuff, the quality and the prices, ;W e to ac in on of How a good cook puts up fruit "“Sue puts only a few slices at a time in the hot syrup, so each piece will keep its shape. Hills Bros. roast their coffce a few pounds at a time by their pat- ented, continuous process ‘and every ounce is roasted cvenly, . it developing the utmost in flavor. & No other coffee can taste like Hills Bros. because none is roasted the same way. HILLS BROS @&¢ COFFEE (2 7 PR RN RN MRS TALMADGE LEAVING | Mrs. K. C. Talmadge, wife of apt. Talmadge of the Alaski Game commsion boat Sea Otter, will leave with her three children on the Yukon for Wrangell, where she will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindman. - A. J. QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, July 18.—Alaska Tunean mine stock is quoted to- v day at 4. similar — ke - Contractor LEE ROX Houses and Buddmgs Razed WORK BY DAY OR CONTRACT P. 0. Box 298 Phone 471 supreme court upheld General s Wood's position. Its decision plac: ||e(l the governor gemeral in full | {eontrol of the companies, as the "only person authorized to vote the |government's stock, and deprived| Wives go them one better to teachi ing Jegislature of any voice nwhnt- them a lesson is the theme of ovar i the management of the' Cradle Smatchers, Fox Films Ver soncerns. » sion of the great stage hit of the. The leaders of the two political same name, coming to the Coll parties in the islands contended, jséum tomorfow, with Loulse F&;gyen jong hefore the decision was jenda, Bammy C“'ge"' Dorothy, randered, that the people should Phillipps, Ethel ales and J.inaye a part in the management of Farrell Macdonald in some of the, tne concerns, through their repre- laughter producing roles. sentatives, the heads of the two {houses of the legislature. -In view of the new spirit of co- operation between the executive and the legislative branches of the {government, it is generally beliey- i the oriy Yo lk” S opened with @ key. . 1 “CRADLE SNATCHERS” | COMING COLISEUM B & When husbands deceive and Qe Not a { | COMEDY 18 COMING | TO PALACE THURSDAY A screen star who's 'a real goo 7 fHr— ! 1 1 ions |ITUNNEY SAYS Attractions [ At Theatres | HE WILL NOT Starting from Rome, the ma- . i chines will fly to Naples, Foggia, 2 Loreto, Fa . Padau, Milan, B i ! y i and back to Rome. The dis } “ovs:oLHEATmé.;'L'ISEUM k : Ll is roughly 1,200 miles. The com- ? 4 y . B St AT " 2 petition is limited to Italian fi'“(’v” i S e ‘—_m_\m;‘:l]Denles Report of Ru}kard This map shows the great flight which Dr. llugo Eckner designed for "A“-ns-A”il‘"“i ll)‘xvclngté’ ]trum?l- l}*fig’"{:fli‘&‘: constractors and pilots. ‘William Fox feature photoplay that [hat He Is to Rehrc will attempt in Germany’s new [('Hpchln,ll.;lzl Illns lgrlecnt filghlt i'mlm Berlin to Long Beach, Cal,, wi :L, g ¢ o St u irship i ing reiderickshafen, and is bein ever tried. e AL Smp" :w:lx::) 2(0‘2\ :(:lr‘)l; ‘;futar“lnhgruf\{:;. After Heeney BOu~l airship is being completed at I ) ”“mm“flmlgm‘mmm Rt O1d papers for sate ar The Emp're. way, was shown last night at the| . Vi el RSP o Ao SR ‘Coliseum theatre. .(‘WM:I"EFI [““0‘“ % Yo fuh 18- proposed a new board be ¢ :nm“ y T The local showing, whien naa 000¢ Tumey wgain denied inten- 11000, 0 B ST S PL AN AIR. MEETS been awaited with keen [nu-reat.ln':.':\n:v “':lt'""'rlf‘ 'i”;_“'.”rf‘," e ochuical experts in each of the 3 3 - i proved beyond the shadow of doubt|jOeieY Bout, when informed that y o "o pusiness in which the| FUR COLLEGE MEN Giat “Over the HIll" is all that!,cX ICkarC was credited with o op,pan, firancialiy intei-| New York declared it to be. |the statement that the™Champlongyi.g anq perhaps:one’or two of| § 1 Tho story, which was taken| V28 Planning to retire. > deplttms, etari ! ENGIAND' M “It i3 ridiculous,” said Tunney,|'l® dePartment sccretaries. ! o e AL from Will Carloton's poems, re-[, . & FeicUlouns” said Funney. One Objection > :uu;.us the joys and sorrows of af e m:’,,..-. earn more than in The objection which has been PRI ! ™| ypical mo.her, who raises a large| . i voiced to his plan, from the view-| X SRD el Y tamily ot children, only to have| T: W- Donahue, President of th u..,.m‘.,x ai LU L ,,,:)‘.\,;.,[.],],l.‘,l .f.,xllnrl-‘x]u conl them, in her old age, allow her to| ational Boxing association, after ' ™ o o that there is| jike . atwastl Giktor g watching Tunney box with his . # Ike = those letween Oxford-( gritt trom them, to live on char-| L 0 8 o has impros.|MOthiNg to prevent such a board{pridge and Harvard-Yale, will soon ity. The “black sheep” son, how- (’" s e _;ar 1‘1‘:",“’ 188 IMPYOV- from taking control away from the|ake place on two levels, one on ever, when he discovers' this con.|®C ST & YERD 880 lexceutive department by voting tilthe ground and the ather im (he ditfon, comes to his aged mothor's| A€ GIEEDIOn has concentratedie, o or g pogition taken by the ay rescue, and all ends happily— el o it o e i Doptpi] ature in the event of a dis- the little ‘mother, Just like every (0¥ Y OBec WAS e In trouble |y Cver e management of the true mother that ever lived, for ?n’;“m[;:, ek e ) Countersd!vompantes. giving and forgetting. L4 i The national corporati con ~ : sisting of three major concerns RRTTLE TR ARRANGEMENTS FOR the Philippine National bank, the Manila railroad” and the National 4 NOW AT PALACE LABOR DAY SMOKER Development _ company—and _four OF MOOSE STARTED | smaller concerns. Theso latter studio folk describe “There You —_— are the Manila hotel, operatcd by Are,” the new screen adaptation. A fight card for the Moose Lodge|the Manila railroad; the Cebu Ce- of F. Hugh Herbert’s famous nov-(smoker on Labor Day is being|ment plant, the National #l, held. one of the recent clas- drawn up by the committee ap-|company and the Sabani ) 8icy’ in laughable literature, and pointed several weeks ago to ar-|Owned and..operated by the a' competition can”he hold with: which is now at the Palace. range for the bouts, and plans;tional Developmeut comp out danger to life and property. With Conrad Nagel and - Edith' for the smoker are well under way, were organized during| <phe British University students Roberts heading a mnotable cast, it was announced today onof Governoriflyers do not prefer an out-and: the story hinges on the trials and| Several well-known battlers in! G Harrison, who precedad|out race, but prefer an endurance tribulations of .a pair of elopers,|this vicinity have been approached|General Wood. — Their tote! value|contest consisting of long flights,| chased by an angry father and a With favorable results, members of (has been placed in excess i $37-|judgod on points of airmanship as' city traffic squad, hiding from de. the committee report, and a tenta-| 500,000 well as speed. In the proposed| tectives because of mistaken iden-| tive final bout has been arranged. Heavy Locses Suffered international contests the English tity—and trying to get rid of a Announcements of the card are| Heavy losses were sufered by the| siudent-fiers intend to make u strange baby that had become expected to be made within a few|corporations in the past, and """"nr only the ordinary planes gi wished on them. It was produced days. of them are still lositg money.ithem for instructional purposes by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as an- This has given rise to accusationsihy the British government, other vehicle for Nagel in his that the companies were iNSUfU-| “The Oxford University Air squad- new type ‘of whimsical comedy, Filipinos Face ments for distributing political| ron ‘now has a flying field of its! which attracted widespread atten.| < = plums and that the concerns hadlown at Upper Heéyford, near Ox-! tion in “Dance Madness.” The, Dilemma; Severe been deliberately orgonised Dy thelford, and a large bullding within cast includes George Fawcett, ¢ politicians fo rtuat purpose. Oxford for mechanical and navig Gwen Lee, Eddie Gribbon, Phillips| Test Being Made was charged that w-h\'livuv ful\"v)rih;fi tion instruction. The momber- Smalley, Gertrude Bennett and; were given responsible and high-|ship of the squadron already com: others of note. Edward Sedg- _(C‘mu""ed_fmm Page One) |oaiaried positions regardless Of|promises §0 undergraduates. Tho wick directed the production. their qualifications. ~ The nation:\Government has placed three Avro al bank lost $37.500,000 before it|gjrplanes at the squadron’s dispc was put on a sound basis mnderia) - The Cambridge Univarsi Governor General Wood. The presis\squadron has reached a dent of the bank and a number 0f|gtapa of development. department he wera sent 1ol The growth of the student air prison, the president for violating|squadrons here is umique in view the bank’s charter by gran‘ing un-lop {he ‘fact that the University secured loans and {he artment| authiorities have sternly frowned heads for defalcation upon flylng by undergraduates; It is possible that some of the|ypdergraduates not members of concerns, especially those dperat-ihe squadron are fined if they! ed by the National Development|mgke an airplane flight without company, will be disposed of Llthe written consent of their par- private interests. ents. i — ; | Two New U. S. Envoys FOREST FIRE IS Are to Be Appointed EXTINGUISHED IN WASHINGTON. July 18—Va- cant diplomatic posts in Bulgaria jar in the jéu'§§¥_ sy o4 on the new, sport is one of the main charac- ing,” the comedy feature which opens at the Palace theatre tomor- row, with Edward Everett Horton and Virginia Lee Corbin. Dolores Del Rio plays the actress while others ganza, enson, Alleen Otis Harlan, Hayden Stev- Margaret Quimby, and Ménning. TR — ‘ ) L Ty sti8himon Creek. Sunday, July 22, 1 o'clock. *Fow Ploneers and thelr famfilles: i « i —adv. 4 4 + lao_lhflni‘uin ‘Wave, T12.50. | jority party, shortly after the board!mess, according to social service Fern Beauty Parlor. —adv. oisioe 1 #1+ NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to an order of the District Court for the First Division, Territory of Alaska, dated May 21, 1928, in the matter of the application of the City of| Juneau, Alaska, a municipal corporation, for an order authorizing the sale of certain real property for delinquent taxes for the year 1927 Cause Number 2835-A., A sale at public auctiom will be held at the City Hall .on Fourth St, in the City of Juneau, Alaska, on Aug. 15, 1928, at ten o'clock of the foiencon of .said. day, at which sale the following described property assessed to the individuals mentioned on which the amount of taxes due on each tract, including penalty and interest up to ’lt! of sale and costs as below tabulated, will be sold as provided by law. "“ 1170 WHOM ASSESSED 0. E. Schombel led in both political and business térs-in “The Whole Town's Talk-| circles that Governor Stimson wili get together with" the legislative leaders to work out a plan to give the people representation in the | management of the companies, However, it is freely predicted that in the cast are Trixie Fri-jthe governor gene:al, and not the (legislzture, will hoid the controll- iing vote in any new board that might be created. | The manner in which this may be done remains an uusolved prob- lem. 2 i Senator Juan Sumulong, of the Democrats, ‘minority’ party, | suggested a vlan, which was en- dorsed by the Nationalists, ma- of control iitigation started. NOTICE OF SALE He -BLOCK, LOT, DESCRIPTION Tax Penalty Int. Blk. 203, Lot 10, Casey-Shat- ~ tuck - i ‘Addition 107, Lot 1, " Seventh o k. 31, Lot 3, Lot 14x25 fi , Lot b 10th day of July, leader 10.00 $1.00 $1.00 $18.62 and Salvador are to be filled by promotions within the foreign sery.] ice personnel group. ! Names of two new mfhisters have been fransmitted for approval to the two governments and an: nounceément of the appaoinments will be made by President Cool: idge at the Summer White House as soon as approval is received| from the Bulgarian and Salvador- ean government: ———— BERLIN WELFARE WORK | BERLIN — An eighth of lhe; lcity"s pepulation, or more than | 500,000 persons, is fed at public welfare kitchens or at school A iorest fire covering over half an acre of timbered country at White Water bay, was successful- ly put ont after 8 Lours’ work by Harold Smith, forest ranger, and Art Nelson, engineer on the Ranger| VIi, Mr. Smith said this morning when they returned to town. Thef fire was reported early in the week by both J. P. Williams, heal| of the timber cruising party at Killisnoo, and George Peterson, forest ranger at Sitka, with the resuit that M:. Smith left immedi ately on the Ranger VII, taking a fire-pump with him ¢ L o cmmmd J. H. CAMERON LEAVES agencies. b A James H. Cameron, who is wnhf the party which is making prelim- inary surveys for water-power in the Speel river district, left on the America 1st today to return to the camps, after spending a few| days in Juneau., Costs Total 9.30 11.80 .40 .30 9.30 14.00 2.00 1.60 9.30 32.90 H. R. SHEPARD, g City Clerk. .20 .10 EIGHT HGUR FiGHT \ ’ " l Tl’le New Vosue’. is Clocl&ed Hqsier}r XQUISITE, openwork clocks . .. in the vanguard of Paris styles . . . are truly wonderful in Holeproof Silk Stockings. There are clocks of dainty lace effects . , . others in chic, smart designs . . . all distinctive new creations of Parisian stylists. In both chiffon and service weights « + « these chic clocks add bewitching attractiveness to these lovely silk hosc. 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