The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 5, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1928. 3 T PR R - e——— deputy sheriff with two six-shoot- M |18 composed of the s: in ers at his belt ‘was frequently Guard»et-l Machlner.y spector ; v workman’s safety com-'Intel heard at dances in the West and Makes Mills Safer mittee and a seneral committee! 1t and it is revived in ‘H‘ills of Peril,” £y | composed of the ent, superin- singe Buck Jones’ latest starring drama (Continted from Page One) tendent and assistant superin-|here Mond 4 n faraway for Fox Films, which 1s coming tof —— - — |tendent jin his ¢ and a note of f the Coliseum theatre tomorrow,|i. oo oo matinee and night. 3 gty e g i TONIGHT il o Poryn he siory orf{he7 350 100 nd b o ao b | AT THE HOTELS 1 1, vt o, ks S el pO1IE « v CANADIAN. COMPANY |Frscion i pracion viwiia [ +on| ENTERS HYDER FOR |V Mot ome Tuo. Tora MO AR MINE DEVELOPMENT |, ™ricr s 1o 1 \'I‘w‘\-‘ aition for the o s comiee A it irom: ELIMe L EERECce, §rutht | At and Isaa D. Rusen -oo | Hom ! in his v AL PEORRREE vt ) Ad., ¢ la, have been but are ~shown ~any dangerou U0 CTRpAEIaY Erai |a good-bad ‘man, played by Buck through Canada|filed in the o the Secretary ——————— part of the machine and warnec W Jones, whose reformation takes| - and he felt as if hej0f Alaska announced to | against doing the which T D N i T™h l ON Place when.he meets the girl of|yient lead to injury " t BRI inE el . loaed cl inerested | Prettiest U. S. ‘Girls 1f his dreams, played by Georgia ; ¥ Xoo when leaving the|in U the Portland g il [ ) il Many of the accidents in the Are Invited to Cuba! You CHANEY l:uh‘ lI( ’IT smdl to lh'e]ur‘),e Of fmills are caused by falls, he said Williams, Kake, v pointing A,lHl l'\;u vl n‘ beis ‘H“ ity . “;; Km ‘|hnl>\|'(“| he best pictures in which Jones|4) are urged to avo T s o it fie sylls veats bl e L Thi & Al employ re urged void | Missed This Show IN St has yet played. Siering gk, or Gactineau lets, the n timber and|at Hyder HAVANA s : Midesd ou Sure 18$se¢ R. Hancock, Unalga A SWELL SHOW LAST TIMES TONIGHT industry reminded| William Bun well known | heautic h\ AL Rt il ::‘r(:m:e).l:“:q"1‘;:”:‘- b chfried | CRoANE his homeland—with the|Alaska minin n, a partner of | tunity of, vi “THE GAIN Is MADE aleng by the serub warnin Zynda made complete by the d nbraten, Is|ter as- the s 5 o v " ¥ 3. Ne ) lacGrego Peters- | fishe 1 tly N oerin € ) askay L that the floor is wet and ur X“v _"1 " b AR A nostly Norwegian [ as tl s Alaska | National T KNOWN” Ing care, and other precaution L3 CHSRT, el Yltatlons Wi are taken. z g ¥ Erik Bye recently appeared in fo co v orized | of in the SERT ki i " Mr. Perkins, who is agent of SAYS ALASKA JUST Junc ncert isae cf 2500600 sha | ettie | 1 | Harmony Mills, Cohoes, N. Y., de k. $ st ( " 4 SUNDAY MATINEE R | 5 " In beé i ‘ . scfibed satety work h his mil LIKE HOME TO HIM| . "o & tor s1.00.] : : 3 148 being typical of that in the Other lces in proportion _,“,‘m 3 0« per share. | Under the above caption and [ € g claims in industry. Its safety organization J neau Flcrista Adv. | with a g column cut, an' Jt Border, Border | 01d papers for sate at the Emplre Alaskan Products Last| & Y, - Month Worth $22,955,- | Y ,JL@F/ J 049 — Large Gain | % §j Shipments of .;:n_mmnues made 'M’QA "‘mufillnw.'n&]ufl u;z(mMJ'm“, v e from Alaska in Scptember had a / y L ) declared value of $23,257,055, of (S ,/ which $22,055,049 rpresented [ = . \3 2 2 Alaskan products, and $302,006 'S ! represented American produets OH, YES! returned to the States and foreign v commodities. The volume of MICHAE.L STROGOFF |0y commodities was $12,- 1S 284,217 more valuable than in i = COMING September, 1927, it was shown| £ / 3 v { " 3 by the monthly summary of com- 3 ] 2\ v ) 4 merce, issued today by J. C. Mc- 3 J o ! ! T : \, 3 Bride, Collector of Customs. 1 g 19 3 A n TR i The total value of the products § N ) % . G | &VNA- of Alaskan fisheries industries ; - 2 © ; J Rx TON last month was $22,783,411. Can- g o ned salmon was the principal item, shipments amounting to 133,330,656 pounds being made worth $21,747,475. Big Gain There i 3 “'“Tu‘“ This was = $13,880,808 more ® 3 q Bl S 3| than the’ shipments of the same 3 g gk S £ P\ : KIMDALL | RAILROAD THRILLER commodity were worth in Septem- ) : | NOW AT COLISEUM ||per of last year. The entire ORGAN SOLO 3 O, ——33 | fncrease for last month was, in ariny ~ “The Night Flyer” d James Cruze|fact, covered by the gain in can- X JETTE FROM prodiction for Pathe, opened at|ned salmon. The. only other LA the ‘Celiseum’ last night and prov-|fisheries products ‘to show in- ed a thriller. There is a most|Ccreases, and they were minor in gpeetacular train wreck and cor.|importance, were” fresh salmon, rect mathemutics Wwere necessary|SBrimps, fish meal ‘and fish oil LEON DREWS At the Console of the AN DR l’l‘i(‘l!SHIO-EU-aO, Loges 60c 9, (3 in order to station the cameraman as near as possible to the scene of the wreck without actually placing him in the path of the falling engine and cars, thereby endangering their lives. When 1t cafne time to stage thé detual wreck, the cameras werd #et according to schédule. Only dameramen: (#%ho volimteered and Who were, ngt martled or had ne Gependents; were petinitted to phok tograph - the -gcene. ! The rails over which the loco- motive and five cars were to pass Were weakengd by removal .of tles vt A signal was given, the fhain’ ‘'started and the cameras begax, to ‘grind.. The locomotive I ‘attained a‘speed of about forty $ilés an hour when it reached the eakened ralls; There was .a thundering roar and weird crashes 8 steel engine and cars leaped fiom the rails and rolled in; a mass of wreckage to the ground—- then there was silence, only the monotonous clicking of the cam. eras indicating that the scene was not a real catastrophe. William Boyd, who is starred in ‘*“The Night Flyer” and who had refused to allow a double to take his place in the cabin, leaped at the right moment as had been previously arranged. Two cam. eramen’s hats were blown from their heads, but neither man was scratched. In “The Night Flyer,” Mr. Boy1 is seen as a railroad engineer in Athe Rocky Mountains in the early nineties. He becomes the rival in a love affair of another engi- ‘meer pldyed by Philo McCullough ‘and it is this that ‘adds vastly to ‘the interest. Jobyna Ralston I the girl. ¥ "|'_Lon CHANEY 1S b Bl A NOW AT PALACE | & . i il g i Lon Chaney, always a _master of Jmysterious roles'and belief.detying, disguises, and Tod Browning, who ia to the screen what Edgar Allen Poe was to mystery in the printed world, have triumphed again. # ‘The result ‘is: “The. Unknown" | now playing at the Palace Theatre. * Mo say sthat ‘it 'is Chaney's strangest role is putting it mildly. He 'plays ‘an armless sideshow freak in a cireus—performing every 1hing ‘asually done by hands, with) his ‘feet. He:tlés his own neek. tle, ‘shaves, eatd: antl drinks with his feet—and; inilils act' the audiende; throws: kiive: ‘wuns ‘dtigbtherwise -duplioktes the #eata "of" professional < “armless wondersl” i Arc s :“It'is & strange mystery tale re: vdlving about & cifcus, with Chan- ey 'as a Sinistér armless freak, rul. ing the underworld from his hid- $ng place ‘among the bundreds in /the tented ‘city. The audicity of. is amazing—an apparent harm.|’ ‘sideshow- freak-controlling the{ ‘eriminal underwofld. ' His love a-.dancer in the circus, his sy for the strong’ man, who -{grocery store,on October 13. ‘11,322,372 pounds worth $198,356 Unimportant gains were made in live “blue foxes, and beaver, All other items showed decreas- es, the principal loss belng shown {h copper ote. Total copper ship- ments for the month amounted to ds againgt $520,634 for the same thonth of last year. It is un- detstood that the copper ship- ments were curtailed owing to the ‘heavy movement of canned salmon = which odccupied carge space normally used for ore. List of orts The list of COEIIxI‘I,mdflies ghip- ped and declared - values as set forth ‘by Collector McBride's re- port follows: B " Products of Alaska, Blue foxes ... -$ Other " Animals Curiasg” 2ol Fish: Fresh and frozen except shell-fish— Halibut ... ... 50,882 Salmon ... ¥ 60,356 All other g 844 Canned except shell- fish— Salmon .. 21,747,475 Cured ‘or preserved except shell-fish— Cod ... " 26,073 Herring. ............. 219,556 Salmon .. 219,556 Shell-fish— Clams ... 74 Crabs . igosilaes 9,685 Shrimps ... 17,675 Other tish products— Fertilizer ... R 540 Meal' ... hy 131,027 0il o A 217,361 All other fish and fish products 6,478 Furs and fur-skins— * Blue fox ... ! 300 Red: fox ..iniltl 1,175 White fox ... 100 Mink 200 Muskrat ... 25 Beaver 4,320 AlL/ other 1,991 Manafactured furs . 2,300 Oil: Whale ... 19,133 Ore, matte, and regulus— Copper, 1945 gr. ton 198,355 Lead, 209 'gr. ton . 12,972 Tin ore and concen- trates . .& Ll +1,600 Reindeer me: 475 Trophies, spectme: 260 Wood: Timber ‘and " lumber Lo %L 2,796 *All other artfeles.... 7,711 g S Total value of pro- ducts of Alaska..$22,955,049 - AN g Products of the United “ States returnéd. ... 301,911 Total value of fore- ign products ... 95 Total value of ship- ments of mer- chandise $23,257,055 Items included o “‘All Other Articles” Paintings .... 17,160 Halrseal skins 296 Beaver scastors . % 326 ' G0ODIE SALE The Lutheran Ladies’ Ald will hold' & Gdodle Sale at Garnick's (Adv.) L ———————— Dall E. sperin, amska's tiner e ————— e ———————— e —— PSP AT L L] AR EANAY A R CAN you believe this man is selling Irish “ lace? If genuine, wh%does he offer it to you at a fraction of its value? ‘Do you credit his story that the lace was smuggled into this country? Better business bureaus are disproving his claims everywhere. i s sty 0 Whatever you buy, your local merchant can be trusted. He studies styles, demands honest manufacture, and then stocks his store with highest values.” He has eliminted the ' most e“);travafant overhead “in retail distribution, house-to-house selling. : PR N, R e 3 ¥ Histguarantees to you are on record, in his advertise- ments. ; H¢ invités you to shop at'your convenience. He 'does not call uninvited, and abruptly require your time in"the'midst of a busy day—"" """ %# So unlike the stranger who asks your confidence in his elaborate promises; who requests an advance payment to take care of his commission, trusts you will await patiently a vaguely dated deliveri/), and that' you will not consider seriously his non-availability .in event you are dissatisfied. . Your local merchant’s headquarters are not off in'some obscure corner, he is here every day, depending on patron- ¢ of the community he is helping to build., He canhot afford to overcharge you. There are still a few survivors of the system that seeks to put something across on the buyer.. “Your local merchant is not one of them.. ‘It’s a better deal when you buy_at home. . 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