The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 10, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1928. sy s : O fcreen [ife & Y C - TONIGHT » Al ’0”0/Mmd {nd We Dottt K CURRENCY i ) l | Mear Verhaps!!! By WADE WERNER . FOR HOOVER | | '\ [/ <t | Tells Coolicges Euuit. 5k *HICAGO GIRL TYPICAL COLLEEN ON IRISH BANKNOTES | It's Scne Skow KINOGRAMS—-Up-to-Date 1 | all encrusted 3 J ith pearls and “HER MAN O’ WAR” Bamonis, ot duced him to the WILLIAM BOYD Stopped oft thokg s ; : train that borg Certain for Rep. 2020022 from the story the ‘‘Black Marriage” her trom New gy g Nominee | e et . all-talkie. He is ASHINGTON, Oct. 10.—Unit < SRRA Joseph Raft, who Y| o tates ‘Senator Willlam E.| looks the Latin S 1. of Idaho, called upon | COMING THURSDAY 6 lover more than “perremers O President Coolidge today and pre- | his name would d that Herbert C. Hoover | indicate, anfl, in the words of will rry Michigan, Kentucky, | i i}l 1ike Valentino, doesn’t he? P sonth Dakota and Min- o soon after she All good citizens of the lrish Fres state are carrying the picture of a Chicago girl in their pockets Hollywood has seen these days. The picture ls that of Lady Lavery, wifs of ths noted British painter, Sir John Lavery, who second editions of Valentino come lorah said that his designed the new currency, and represents the typical Irish colleen. A portrait of Lady Lavery, the and go that the introduciion of ¢ of feeling in these states| former Hazel Martin of Chicazo, is shown at the One Show Each Night—38 P."¥ h created hardly a stir. Hov i n observations which | neither wounld anyone have v from his recent speech T s had she said, 16 I The trend in all publican 8 the s ue, and | have Sen. John B, K rick, only 3 < ; : ! Daredevnl |nu|)w past Wyom has demon- | De mocrat to be re-clected to of- ity alone, is said to have no rival years ago, that some day she he s was deiinitely for Hoo- strated it consider 1e protective fice in Wyoming, at the head of in the field of fiction. would make he rvich and re } tariff necessary to it a1 y.|his ticket, and Rep. Charles B . € { Filmed at last, “Michael Stro-|nowned, by saying “Hello, Suck - - In the absence o rna- | Winter, his opponent, will lead | Attraclnons Bl ot N I :1.. o purchiasers of ginger 3. P AYVERS.STABLER P torial ccntest, ( Smith will| the Republican State ticket | France production with Ivan Mos- — il ; 5 | At Theatres kine in the title role, which is, Another Worry NUPTIALS HERE e o g “ has the glitterlng scenes of the| ,A little while ago the provlem | ign agess dblebe o8 i i ‘ coming to the Palace Thursday. It Ry Imperial Court of the Czar at Mos.{°f retaining that slender screen | Mrs. Tay Bayers, and TP e ———— 3 » e silhcuette was enough to keep ‘ . " UNUSUAL FICTURE cow, and the brilliant Orientalf"h AU 0 CROTER L 10 O Harold Stabler were married last| | SHOWING, COLISEUM | |camp of the Kahn of Tartary, to-|™ . thé. Bav. I 0F, il 5 gether with many other big scenes Phyllis Bayers, ccusin of the The Coliseum Theatre is show- | photographed in full color. bridesmald and Lloye ing an unusually good film accord-| During the run there will only brotier, was ' hest ing to critics, in “Hearts andbe one show each night, starting Fists,” an Associated Exhibitors'|at 8 o'clock. release, starring Marguerite de la | - Motte and John Bowers. 7 This picture is an adaptation| Mexican Beauty of the American Magazine story e < by Clarence Budington Kelland, | and is an outdoor melodrama of cigses are likely to encoufage the turn to Juneau M. the mountainous west, and its! development of what somie migl Stab v University of Washing ! E brawny lumberjacks. call a grand opera chin. Certair raduate, will er Huginess L er twzity seeure th Jdohn Bowers is cast as a boy, 5 vocally importa muscles, it jumpiny trom | ignorant of the lumber busines 7, 3 seems, are unfortunately placed who fuherits a falling lumber plant : where their healthy development Jineau gitl. She is a graduate of and. faces the task of keeping it . By, might be misconstrued by the Junes w been out of the hands of his grasping / o 3 m camera, which seems to con t indsts s rivals. A 5l e a diabolic delight in mak- D el n any Alan Hale and Dan Mason, head i ing any woman look heavier th 1 ! the all-star supporting cast. Lloyd she really i Ingram directed for the H. C. ‘Weaver Productions, Tacoma, wha Progre:e Of Prohibition filmed the picture under the sha. g o Moist details fr he movie dow of the great mountain, Mount it studios: Irene Rieh is driving a Rainfer. \ liquer truck in “Ned McCobb pid (o 8 f Daughter,” D. W irtith s in- ! Curt T INOLI RGN DA FORAT | . i alling two 2,500-gdllon wine Alaska y v, wer “MER MAN O'WAR" i » R e v g quietly marrlec jaturday at NOW AT PALACE ! Emil Jannings.is runnin the Presbyterian Manse by Rev dlstillery in-“Sing of 4ho 0. A. Stillman Irs. Sully's son but John Gilbert; with Ris pock- | And -law, Mr. . ahd ets full of diamonds, is dying for Y Sully, were wvit a drink in the middle of the des- ["©53¢8 at the ceramony crt in “Thirst.” Senorita Maria Roman was pro- - e —— laimed queen of all the Mexican nights, Now the problem has been complicated by the arri talking pictures, and y had to vary their reducing exer {cises with exercises igned t build up the s ing voice, In some s this is even more complicated than it sound ‘or the actress who has been ' N start on a six weiks' trip through Califosmia man o n ‘m- . ..ml. R & You Can Talk About attle, from wiiich city Great Shows—But Wait Until You See “I meet all boats GENE STRATTON from Alaska, on PORTER’S arrival in Seattle, and give personal “T’l(’ Harvester” - - ting a doubie chin it is tragic news to hear that her e-cxer er © honeymoon they mn attention to the needs of travelers going East by rail, or on to Europe by steamship. Prices—10-20-40 “If you will write Loges 50 cents me, giving points you plan to visit, I will gladly pre- pare itinerary showing approxi- mate cost of your trip, make all your sleeping car reser- vations and assist Hundreds of men inevery other way rind fo billfards a to start you on a wolcomed escape delightful journey {front grinding rous East via the Orieni- }t.. o tal Limited.” Lead of Rivals Spurs i Democratic Campaigners| Mre, Alice Sully, well-known | resident of Jun nd Arnold (Continuea rrom Page One ) l SULLY-CURTIS NUPTIALS Borah's Popularity Republicans place Senato: Bor Wh's popularity against that o iovernor Smith, and are gount e on large numbers ofF o aresgives, or Non-Partisan Leag- | uers, largely farmers, to follow | \im in supporting Hoover i | ccted with the | | | Fof genuine (hrills, romance ahd drama, Jetta Goudal's first star picture, “Her Man o' War,” which has its premiere here at the Pal- ace Theatre yesterday, may safely he zecommended. William Boyd is featured as leading man fu the | o SO Tl e Celebra- ke e ST w0 1lon of Mexico's national .holiday penetrates the German lines on a| yie e e spying expedition with near tragic results, There are numerous scenes filled with drama and com- - - Idaho was dry long hefcre Na- CALL FOR BIDS fonal prohibition, and Republi- V! 1 For driving about 144 pil: [ ean ‘leaders cite this fact as| ACTICN! ing fer City Dock. Specifi strengthening thelr hopes | Presidential Blection Record tions can he seen- at City In Wyoming, again, the Demo-! offers you an ep- Hoover and Smith. ’('“ul.(\ office at 10 a.um., Oc- | crats must I at least 8,000/ T 4 vironment that in- JU Hear this new record tol 11, 1928, Républican votes to win, as they | : sures Billiards at - o Anderson Music Shevpe THOMAS JUDSON, have done the few times they | AT THE HOTELS (Adv.) ., (Adv.) 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Jones, Sande Starts His New Career ever, "ana Tved V7. Johusen. o | ferent from the ordinary war pic- Ketchikan; Frank Pprrish, Seat- \Avxl( A\ln»”. ' ‘h‘:.“”""”. of 1115“ tufe in that there is a total lack ot |tl€; R. W. Foster, Detroit, Mich.; 3 Western > 5 'l’l«:q Smith Inl'rl‘l"u.sl | gréewsomeness, There is a fine|l: Lackman; R. Brown, city; A J. " : . - B n\\vr’m' Assoctation, former Gov. | mixture . of thrilling drama and Arrivee, Seattle; H. I. Reid, i % A 5 Nellie lu:\luuv Ross of W ,\'on‘\lnz, wholesome comedy. - Both Miss|chikan; Don Amour, Ketchikan; AnlI)J_I C. (».MahnmL_v of Chey- Goudal and Mr. Boyd were artistic Mr. and Mrs. Speechly; Ruby nlum, Jemocratic leader, have 3 Clark; Mrs. Edna i een advocating his candidacy in their portrayals. Xeh; Liaut.‘and Nes, since before the Houston conven- « | marstrom and daughte: tion. e % } 'STRATON.PORTER FILM | Steele; H. F. Preston; August A ' Labram; Tip Oneel. i gi- DUE AT COLlSEUM ‘\. mized ~the impertance of the % ; § prohibition question: in the State _What is sid. toiliée the’ most re- John W. Dudley, Jualin; Harold . b : » paper. . eang e : : ’ : and has ,attacked “lax enforce- ; - markable collection cf wild flowers i;’l‘r‘l’;mfn';r«;.nkn<0(.11{:([.",3 T;m: : g ment under the present Republi- | Sold at all leading gro- in the United States is the one[ % ekt D Tetas tont. £ , ¢ can administration.” Wyoming |1 cery stores. on the estate which was formerly! > L 4 ik T : voted dry, effective in 1919, but ' | Milk Maid Bread Minimize ‘Prolibition Former Gov. Ross has mini- Made daily and wrap- ped in sanitary waxed the home of Gene Stratton-Porter, :‘T;;“Ikn::.‘;r::g; M}';““’L*hn:"l'.";’, there s a decided wet sentiment , {{ . Demand it, you'll like tion for the tilming of her most e D 5 i';z:;ee' ik Demograts coneede, however, that ‘MILK MAID BREAD JUNEAU BAKERY Phone 577 We deliver Faster Time=No ExtraFare A Dcpendable Railway Coliseum Theatre tomorrow. land; Anton Wilson; B.'C. Itsch- ; ; to his. column. During her. eleven years' resi.|™™ i - < Tariff is empha Clean, Cinderless, Luxurious, Scenic Route & e i e i o) dence _in the famous Limberlost e o 5 ey Cabin,"Mrs. Porter herselt planted [Fishermien' Distinguish , ; - ssssaiia GLOUCESTER, Mass.,, Oct. 10. “A n Ounce of . b3 Prevention already existed on the property. hich sur- ::u:dret;:ltl::‘;:o;nsm: :d‘:uuf ~An ‘Inlander watching a fisher. Sylvan Lake are carpeted with|Man about his work might credit biilliant blossoms throughout the!him with a sixth sense in his un- dreater part bf the year, and are|CADRY ability to tell' whether a Ruiown - thronghot lmihna ag|Bchool of tish is composed . of v mackerel or porgies or herring. But it is really simple. FIRE ALARM CALLS Third and Franklin. ¥ront and Franklin Front, near Ferty Way. Front, opp. Film Exchanuge. “Wildflower' Woods. iThe cast of “The Harvester” mu m well known screen favorites, inéluding Orville Cald- well, Natalte. Kingston, Will Wall. | Old fishermen watch the watef. If the fish rush along the surface in a body they are mackerel. | It they merely ripple the surface Let us obseérve Fire Prevention £ S Comico B s Front, opp. City Whart. Frout, near Saw Mill. Willoughby at Totem @ro, Willoughby, opp. B, P, R. Mr‘x’:‘f ur’.;,::l,‘m;;:‘;'l'mfla in the manner observed’ when' a L moving hody of water impinges g . |against a ccunter. current, they ate porgies or herring. Veteran seiners: nearly always refer to a school of fish as : . |*pod.” Therefore, “We sot ‘roun b it p ¢ +Who has not. read "and énjoyed np:od" is a common New England ) ; have a c/omp!cu, l.“" of Ash seme one of the works of the im.|coast cclloquialism, Cans, (,urlmgc Cans, Coal h('u(ll('s P insures lofig lifé and safety. , i I ”m Ninth, back of _power i house. 3 .’::1‘ w‘: magic pen and his vlvid! I f 5 : Vintserespiidl i Calhoun, opp. Juneau’. Harris HardwareCo. & warehouse and garage. Front and Seward. Front and Main. Second -and Main. Fifth and Seward. Fire Hall. 3 Gastineau and Rawn Way. Second and Gold. “n. Fourth and Harris: Fifth and Ge'd. ‘ Fifth and Eoat. < Seventh and Gold. ..« Fitth and Kennedy. . Week by safegaarding our homes with refuse cans that will be safe to throw ashes iito. S e 12 PEERRE RO - S 08 G 03 S o 5O 19 B b 20w e [ m? . Its popularity as a! The Fire Department was called hook and as a stage play unabated jout at about 1:30 o'clock this af- after “fifty ~yeats, millons upon|terncon to put out a fire In a illions of people must thrill ai|Studebaker sedan driven by Mrs. | A2 the thought of seeing ene of Jules|Joe Kendler. The blaze occurred s i ot sud lndidh Verne's masterpleces on the screen,|on Willoughby Avenue near the s agnlle 4y L . Seventh and Maln. . # Twelfth, Northern Lidry. . Twelfth and Willoughby. Tome Grocery. - -~ . ‘where f0r"the first time there has|Government dock and was caused been visualized the adventures of by a short circult at the battery s 1 Strogoft,” the courier of{terminal. The fife was put out the’ Ctar, a tale of d-rhsuim‘bi the department before any dam- ;gure which jodged by its popular. was done, - chuadides T T D e Rl