The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 30, 1928, Page 3

PALACE TONIGHT (THURSDAY) By request we will hold over for tonight again Babe Ruth « IN - “Ruth Comes Home" LAST 2 TIMRS FRIDAY ONLY “SUNNY SIDE UP” A Big Show for 40 cents STARTING SATURDAY Paleidatone Plays for All Pictures “Take a Little ] ourney” SEE AND HEAR NO MATINEE SUNDAY Attractions At Theatres [ — [ES | EMIL JANNINGS 1S IN | “VARIETY” AT COLISEUM aH The greatest in the world. That's what critics and fans are koing to call Emil Jannings, the motion picture giant of Kurope, after they see “Variety,” in which he is featured with Lya de Putti “Variety” opens on a scene in which Jannings is shown—an old ‘map, discouraged with life. He been a prisoner. for twenty long years and now is about to be freed. It doesn't require much imagination to describe the way he looks. Then, as he tells his story of the warden, we “flash back,” and Jannings is seen as a4 young ‘man—Boss, the world’s greatest acrobat. 'On seeing the transformation, it will be hard to believe that both are the same man. But then when one remembers his appear- ance in such films as “The Last Lauygh,” “Passion” and “Quo Va. dis,” the thing seems more prob- able. It would appear that at last, a challenger for the crown Lon Chaney has worn so long, has come out of the wast. Paramount is releasing “Varie. ty.” It was made in Germany by Director E. A. Dupont for the Ufa Company, and comes to the Coliseum tonight. “make.up artist” ‘1" “RUTH COMES HOME" ON | AGAIN TONIGHT, PALACE L By popular request, Spickett is holding over “Ruth Comes Home,” and it will be shown for the third night at the Palace tonight, two shows. Most pictures having two love affairs that run parallel in the plot, use one as a comedy-relief, “the other as serious romance. There are two very amusing love affalrs that vie with each other in comedy moments. The principal one is hetween the star, Babe Ruth, and Anna Q. Nilsson, who, with Louise Fazenda, is fea- tpred in the picture; the second affair is between Kthel Shannon and Lou Archer. The romance between the fa- mous slugger and the blonde film star is said to be one of the most novel love affairs ever devised by the resourceful scenarists. Baseball and romance, laundry at. mosphere and carnival thrills con. t}‘m‘vlrlely and color to the mpmu PSR 18 AT | .ucé;m SATURDAY | ‘The sénsuous Southwest, Manager wit! its Mq- sheep ranches and its| feuds of longstanding, is a Iltck‘rmlnd for “Whis- m‘“fl‘n” thrilling Fox Films Vuurn in which Buck Jones 1s starred. Natalle Joyce heads excellent supporting, cast. Scott :m-n directed the picture which be shown at the Coltseum lnllnlly. > e oy - “SUNNY SIDE UP™ AT PALACE ON FRIDAY | "A pickle factory—a sportsman’ bunting and fishing preserve—the theatre! These are m’é; and '1.!]7 :l‘lnrg.‘ which provide the . |novel, we| prima background for “Sunny Side in which Vera Reynold the star and which will be displayed at the Palace tomorrow only. This story, as prepared for screen by Elmer Harris and Beu- lah Marie Dix from “Sunny Du- crow,” Henry St. John Cooper’s witnesses the rise of a lit- tle worker in a piekle factory to dizz heights of success as the donna of a fashionable musical revue. It is said to be full of unusual and human situa. tions which are calculated to dis- play at its b Miss Reynolds’ ad- mitted genius for both drama and comedy. Opposite the star Edmund Burns, while other players featur- ed are George K. Arthur, Zasu Pitts and Ethel Clayton, THOUSANDS OF CORNS REMOVED We now have a remedy that really will remove ANY corn or callous quickly and without pnln' we can prove it. If you are one of the unrorlun- ate ones who have tried many so- called “Corn cures” and still have your stubborn old Corn or Callouses—come in NOW and let us demonstrate “END-O-CORN.” If you live too far away write to: END-O-CORN LABORATOR- IES, 4 Garfield Blvd.,, Chicago, who will see that you receive a jar promptly. Butler Mauro Drug Co. —adv. Up,” is the ———eee— 0ld papers ror sale at the Empire. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT AND ARREST OF PROPERTY No. 2876-A In the District Court for the Dis- trict of Alaska, Division Num- ber One, at Junean. In ‘Admir- alty. STANI)ARI) OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a corporation, Libellant, vs. The gas screw or vessel called the “JUNE,” her tackle, apparel, engines, furni- ture, equipment, etc. Libellee. TO ALL CONCERNED: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned United States Marshal for the District of Alaska, Division Number One, did, on the 25th day of August, 1928, attach, arrest and seize the gas screw or vessel called the “JUNE,” her tackle, apparel, en- gines, furniture, equipment, ete., in the above entitled court in a certain action brought by the Standard Ofl Company of Cali- fornia, a corporation, libellant, against the said gas screw or ves- sel “JUNE,” her tackle, apparel, engines, furniture, equlpm‘nt etc. The cause or nature of said faction being a cause of actiop civil and maritime, in which the said Standard Ofl Company of alifornia, a corporation, demands the sum of Eleven Hundred Elght and 24/100° ($1108.24) Doliars, and costs. cerhed hereip are requested to be and appear at the time and place of the return of said process, to-| [wit, on the 24th day of Septem- |ber, 1928, in the United States District Court at Juneau, Alaska, at the hour of 10 o’clock-in- the forenoon of said day and answer in that behalf, or default will be entered and condemnation order- ed as prayed (or in said libel. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, the 29th day of August, 1928. ALBERT WHITE, United States Marsh: H. L. FAULKNER, Proctor for Libellant. . irst publication, Aug. 80, 1928. it publication, Sept. 13, 1928. All persons interested or con- ‘Helping memaker: * By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER from falling (A. P. Home Editor) TOMORROW’S MENUS Breakfast Cantaloupe Waffles and Maple Syrup Broiled Bacon Coffee Dinner Roast Lamb Mint Sauce Buttered Carrots and Bread Head Lettuce and French Dry Lemon M:ringue Pie Coffee Supper Lamb Salad Peach Conserv Cookies and T Pea Bread Chocolate LEMON MERINGUE PIE The Crust 1 cup flour % teaspoon salt 1-3 cup fat (lard preferred 2 tablespoons cold water Mix the flour and salt. the fat with a knife. water. the dough is well blended, up and press into a hall in palms of the hands. a well floured board or paper. out very thin to fit into a pie pan. = Press into the Prick with holes on the and sides. Thiz will pre blistering during the baking. I in a.moderate oven for utes or until the pie become golden brown color ard shr away from the sides of the ' Add the filling. LEMON FILLING 3 egg volks 1 cup sugar 1-3 cup flour 1% teaspoon salt 1.3 cup lemon large lemon) 1% cups water Beat the egg yolks and add sugar. Beat for one minute. the salt and flour and bleni the lemon juice and water in a double boiler until the i becomes very thick. Stir quently to prevent lumping. It require about fifteen thicken the filling. Pour intc pie shell, (juice ot MERINGUE 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten 1.3 cup sugar Beat the egg whites until stiff. Add the sugar and for two minutes. for twelve minutes. Set the on the back of the stove for an hour to prpvent the meringne Fern He Currant Jelly minutes in 34 inch pieces) L Browned Potatoes | ions o8 ! i | |ries, {juice (sun’s direct e Cut in'for a change Still mixing They with the knife, very slowly add the ‘relish the cereal. Mix thoroughly and when | take | the [when Place upon | You Ro!l !the other deep out worry. pan hottom vent take ' ten min- inks ran. [to be given at the Palace theat {noted concert singet, ed |showing pronounced | any numbers may bhe made. gram now including songs of Swed ish, masters. made cert numbers, gible, these will be given as en- cores. ona tha Add ! Add ook ng fre- wlil to the | will audience ever {neau for a concert. ity veat 'all natjonals in Juneau .are mak-'Bepublics ROughly plle 00 jng the filling and baké #h a stow oven ' ooncert. very pie | half in wedge shaped pic fom dinner) 'green peppers Serve tuce leaves, 600D PROGRAM 7 HOT SPRINGS ' MECCA TODAY ' OF DEMOCRATS From: Four Corners of Na- tion, Democrats Assem- blé to Honor Robinson | Cool and rve cut es. LAMB SALAD, SERVING SIX 1% cups diced cooked lamb (cut 1 cup dice % eup d cucumbe diced carrots (leftoyer (Continuet rrom Page One ) ' ¢ cup diced celery 2 tablespoons finely chopped on- 3 W Ar- torneggfor Eastern Arkansas; F. Chester, President ¢f the lington Hotel Company, and F Leslic Body, Manager of the Chamber of Commerce. i Twenty-five or more hands qualified for participation in the {celebration by playing “The Side- valksyof New York” and the Traveler."” ! the three principal downtown streets seven arches ot/ |triumih have been erected. Alter- tBe Ly ating banners bearing the word- {ing “Our Own Jce,” *“Our Next | President,” the American Ragle witht cercallyng §. welcome sign hang over YOUngsters. | Gentral Avenue. el ang Scienic Beauty ing Hot Hprmu for tion ceremonics, Sen- ator Robinson took into consid- ioff the scenic beauty of the an attraction to visit- 8, sibility, and also the facilities existing here for han- aling f crowd of the size antici- pated.” The winter visiting popu- Hation ‘hl'n s about 40,000 every year ulnd the city has hotel commodations for this number without opening private homes, Hot #Springs about 70 miles 0 {trom Lonoke, Robinson’s birth- !place. ; A large delegation of the [nominde’s boyhood friends, early {politicd] supporters and - 1| ¢lates, are here to attend the ceremany. Among these men is N. is|C: Rice, ~Robinson’s hoyhood o 8chcol © teacher, now a farmer Wiites | Inear Tonoke. He was at the re- geption in Little Rock when Rob- The pro.| A ) PTO-Linson weturned from Houston comprises five groups,| s and popular | h, Norwegian, Dan. | German, Italian and English Requests have boen| additional English and, as fs 2 tablespoons finely chopped 1 teaspoon salt % teaspoon paprika 2-3 cup salad dressing. Mix and chill the ingredients.| in a bowl, lned with let- To remove rust stains from fab- | cover the” spots with lemon and salt Ixpose to ra; Serve brown sugar for the will like the Set your your may alarm clock to notify baking completed continue your work in| part of the house with- i ac- BY ERIK BYE Although the program of song was night by Erik E whom who deliz during the Norway film, to be far superior in Juneau, audiences of her the {from was given Biulf_plm'(- of Andrew Johason to Be Scene of Labor Day Celebration for con. | as pos- | i (Coftinued from Puge Oney Indications are that Mr. Bye; be greeted hy the largest til 1853, when he was elected gov- asgembled in Ju- érnor of Tennessee. He ]il(l'l'A His popular-| went tp the United States senate, the fact that 4nd 'n%1864 he was named by the san party as Lincoln’s rune The war presid, M, M is attested by preparations to aftend dhe ping wate. was aghassinated shortly after §econd” term began, and Johnson heécameé chief- executive, Johngon, a I-luul man 0( ;mdlnu ———————— Leon Permanent Wave. 712.50. ] Day D Union Oil Companyt \ ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF WITH A FULL LINE OF REF INED OILS DIESEL, LUBR!CATING OILS and GREAS Inchuding Union Non-Detdfiatmg Gasoline Union’Ethyl ‘Gasoline Aristo Motor Oils THU opinion, over reconstruction measures from | the ontset of his term was at IT'S THE SHOW ADOLFH ZUKOR ws JESSE L LASKY rausn DAY AND FRIDAY war with congres: | As a re. of the bitterness engendered | he was imy {ted by a single vote when tied. N Tennessee senate. i siders qm-ot L, 0y a'clock. d‘s Red l" i rady Friday, the only impeac have ever heen started. the again Whi eles in for Johnson the great mass of common peéople.’ Josephus Daniels, former secretary | of the navy, h preside at - eee - HOLY TRINITY GUILD The (uild will meet with Polley at her home on 12th the tomorr the at Gold ompany BELOW ALASKA JUNEAU MINE ON GASTINEAU €HANNEL g 'y " He died July Labor Day has been the Andrew Johnsomy Memc sociation cises because the association con. the but was acquit. He against proceedings Retiring House, Johnson to represent United States 31, 187 selected b hed, president hment te cted the unveiling exer- “representative of as been selected to ceremonies. Mrs ow ¢ dfdernoon . at Al of the members 318t tei's is Remnant "Emporiim. —adv. o YOU'VE BEEN W AITING FOR wieh CLAN LOVE SCENES you've never thrilled to. Puneh you've neyer dared hope for. Big such as you've never dreamed of. Gripping, colorful roman- tic-«dramia of the theatre and its people. such as scenes such as FIRST PICTURES OF SMITH’S NGMIN ATION sets bigansiiusiis e s Prices—10-20-50-Loges 60 cents ERIK BYE INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED OPERATIC and CONCERT SINGER WILL GIVE A CONCERT WITH INGS and FOLK SON AT Palace Theatre Mlonday, Septemer 3 at § P. M. Students 50 cents MERCHANTS CAFE Thos. McMullen, Prop. i JUNEAU'S NEWEST PLACE TO EA’B Open 6a. m.to8 p.m. * SHORT ORDERS—REGULAR DINNERS Next Connors Motor Co. put your name on our coal lsy, it is certainly good coal. We deliver fresh dres poultry eévry day. OQur are the largest and l;uim that the Hens produt: We carry a complets Itng ol Poultry and Fox Feeds. And our trafisfer service— well you can't beat it THE ARCADE CAFE Special Dinners on Sundays and Week Days Soda Fountain in connection. Come in and lizten to the radio. MARY YQUNG, Prop. PHONE 288 FRANKLIN POOL HALL Lower Fropt St. Phone 214 H..B. 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