The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 31, 1928, Page 3

"l'HE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, 1928. PALACE TONIGHT ! et ¢ Single Sweetheart TN o NEWCITYDOGK AT WRANGELL ‘sowedt oo et WS and SPOTLIGHT T ; - | 4 * a4 T VR B Is Low Bidder with Tender Delegate Candidate Speaks | 3 - A Gen. Mahag(’l’ Ohlson LAST YIME-TONICHN P 4 of $10,830 — Four to Large Audience on | Tomorow will he window wash-| Looks for Heavy Freight Tenders Received Fisheries, Other Issues [ cnot ot potice Georgel Vlovement This Winter | “Ihe CO[[EGE ”ERO” "2 Getchell A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE (Conzmwen trom raee One.) does not state exactly| muaenic on the Alaska Rnilrosd| KEN MAYNARD in e t 3 what form of hment he will Being the lowest of four bid - ¢ SOTIN OF: [ 1A continves to hold up well in line| with ~ Z|bers for construction of the new : 3 deal out, to youngsters who carryl o) us e ccording. to i fe : . vikan, candidates for Senator and |, s with previous iyears, jaccording, tc last night awarded the contract| R¢PFesentative grespectively, It plain that he will have several| [WHCT HATIEEE PO iov ) ~ N DAL : SENOR DAREDEVIL INTRODUCED HIM — THE 3 for that structure by o wnun:| | Viom made clear cut speoches | assictunis to gunrd againat tho|so V1O conierred L BOBEY AGNEW-—PAULINE GARON— 4 - gt s vote of the Oity Ccunci well received Bibhuction: < ty tonight BFRS; 8. Pagks, o Al g e Council Chambers. His bid for ite for Represeriative, presidellang nelp prevent ‘the. Aeediess de The traffic for the coming winter STAR OF THE WEST. B ehmnletad BullitE. 1 accord hafriias Bing ot wimsowh: dadines and| Tl ,ln ‘ll—pv be s ’r“n»nv‘n‘“u'l; THE MADNESS OF YOUTH in a whirlwind of Ro- [with the plans drafted by Cit other property. bt MR TR mance and a daring « h on the gridiron. 2 1 i Y exceed it, he said Engineer F. A. Metcalf, was ouraged over the cordial fe-1 Wiile kids will be kids, xcee | $10.830. ption given them and the Inter- 2 Mr. Ohlson is entoute to Wash. C are numerous ways in whi | e ¢ e o - ] The work,will start immediate- -t the speeches made wherev PRt oy T o |INBtON to appear hefore Congr ; Iy r;‘;[(x‘;”‘l.hfl“ ]:ll:m(:.‘ t has ll‘y:»u. er . the Dembgiate nominees vis ‘“‘:"l"”“'l")"":.“;l"(f:';a;i':; l"‘::“m: ’:"wl!m connection with the annual an- Prices—10-20-40-Loges §9. cents drawn up and signed, and will be 1! Allen Shattuck and, Nels [ 10 W10 CoORbn o ek | propriation for the raflrond. Hel {pushed with all possible vigor, 4 reon, candidates towfhe Ter-1. 0" o 00" e das atter. said] Soubiipaniod -Ny- Bk LS —_— i o It fs hoped to have the mew Titcrial House of Representatives| . > e ) nd B. H. Barndollar, legal advizor | dock read for, use by early irned here last night to wind = AR « t 10—25—40—Loges 50 cents THURSDAY—FRIDAY and SATURDAY JOHN McCORMICK Presents llllll"!llIlIlllll”"lllIIIIIIIIAIII ang head of the road's auditing . IT'S HERE—THURSDAY—AND HOW! Spring, jup their personal campaigns in .| department [ Lost at the Front” Raymond,. $12,845; and Mor- for the Democratic ticket in mext| | AND WHPERE ! {Mr. Otto Ohlson and Mr. Barn. The greatest comedy team on the screen! figure named in his tender v on the steamer Alaska Election Réturns will be réceived at the Palace on garded as extremely regsonable. 'nvaded the Paul-Sutherand|last night. She is enroute to — A Westin hOll se Muzdu' election night, a week fro ight. A 5 g ght, a we m tonig! fegt of mew piling Wil be re-|Ansoon. They held meetings|catin of the, new Preshyterian|[CHUGACH CHIEF IS i Y Approximately 7,600 lineal “trongholds of Hoonah, Kake and|{Haines to participate in the dedi- AN | 0 o ihe foundation. con | oyersnbore xcent at Hoonah | Orphanage there. During her stoy| - HERE FOR FEW DAYS! A lamp for every: lighting purpose ris Constructicn Company, $15, 1 elect @ M ~ | dollar have been notitied to ap- 476.86, The succeseful bill in last Wed* . Wingate, prominent!pear November 12 before the sub- was low by almost $1,300. 1 e 1 5 visitcd Sit-]ehurchwe of Seatile arrived|commitice ou appropriations of the Y W SOY W i Tenakee, and Petersburg amd{in Juner o Bk House of iepresentative: BRIGHTEJ UP WITH TR TN, R = IR - |sisting of 151 spruce or hen i hey met the Mayor, Muni-|{in Juneau, Mrs. Wingate is a| piles ranging from.40 to 65 Judge and several of the|guest of Mrs. D. Waggoner. | Charlle Mufray under the First|yn jonon’ Al of the timber re preminent Indians as well| T. W. Hawkins, member of tha| Supervisor J. McDonald, of & » National Pictures’ banner lumber used will be from Alas-|as the leading white residents. |Seward and Anchorage firm of|Chugach National Forest, arrived Ca tal El L > C Attractlons “Lost at the Front” which was|pan forests 1 is no question that we]Brown and Hawkins, is a passen-|here last night on the gteamer Yu. || Pl eclric Omplmy produced by Frank Griffin, is to| mpe building will be made gains in every com-|ger for the south on the Yukon.|kon from his headquarters in Cor. "~ At Th tr B apar stk Palu'“‘"-" 145 foot, facing the -{munity in which we visited,” de-| Capt. J. J. Gary, of the Gov-|dova and will be in local district Near Cold Storage Building ea es Thursday. It i{s an entirely n(-“im‘m on the long side. is|clared Mr. Shattuck today. *‘The[ernment steamer on the lower|headquarters of the U. S. Forest I’HONE 416 type of World War comedy, anrl‘. timated that 140,000 feet of|intercst the people showed in;at-{¥ukon, is a passenger on the!Service until next week “ i It deals with a new locale; theilumber will be required for it.[tending our meetings, the fact{Yukon for the south. Supervisor McDonald accompan-{ ~————————————— . Pt = |Russo-German front. = Among its|it will be of the warehouse type, ;tha n every instance all of B. B. Greem, traveling man|icd General Manager Otto F. Ohl- $ "““‘“. iy il - < “THE OVERLAND STAGE" [ |unusual features is the appearance modified by cornices and sur-|them stayed to hear the talks|with heidquarters i Juneau, vo-lson of the Alaska Rallroad hare to! Plon(’(’r P” )l Hflu PROVES HIT, AT PALACE | |of the famous Russian women ¢l mounted by a monitor. The sid dc by the various speakersifrufncd cn the Yukon from a|discuss timber requirements of 2 1 g el 2 | diery, the ‘“Battalion of Death,”|walls of the maln structure will|was evidence that we made pro-|westward trip | The Alaska Railroad, with him MILLER TAXT IN CONNECTION “The Overland Stage,” which |Which figures in some of the most|be 20 feet, and of the monitor &re And cverywhere we were Wiilaco and W. B. Newcomb.| . —— Télephohe 183 e fog openeéd last night at the Palace, | [Un-Provoking scenes. |seven and one-half fcet high. Itjtold by the voters that they liked|Yukon River steamboat men, are THE MARTHA SOCIETY e i 00— illiards proved the contention, advanced! Del Lord, ace of the two.recl|will have numerous and well-|the Democratic platform and the|sowtapound passengors on tha ‘Mect your friends at The Pioneer some - months ago when “Senor|Comedy directors, megaphones tho[placed winows giving it anjmanner in which the Democratie|Yukon The Martha Soclety’s meeting | b=eeom e omes e o il Daredevil” hit town like a hurri.|Picture, and Natalle Kingston,|abundance of natural light |cause was presented to them, J. W. Gucker, local merchan-|will be held in_the Church Parish — cane in a hurry, that this hand.| Wampas Baby Star for 1927, ap.| Three by 12 inch Alaska hem Mr. Shattuck and Mr. Ander-idige broker and big gamc hunter, | riday, November- 2nd, at 2:30 some lad from Texas, Ken May. | Pears as leading lady in a most lock lumber will be used for the |oF left the rest of the party atfirrived from Cordova om the Yu-{p. m. Mrs. J. T. Willlams and ABvE » 16 dbobt ‘the" besE (.waoylim(\x-c“mg role, that of Olga, a|decking. All of the old decking|Petersburg in c¢rder to be homefkon. During his absenco he en-| Mrs Harold , Smith will act as v sar in the busimess, screen | Russian sculptfess in one of New |Will be torn out by the contractor o . The others, Mr.|joyed succcsstul hunts, killing|hostosses. Urgent business is to ATTENT Ia’v RAD’O [ y " York's downtown artist's studios.|dnd the usaile timber saly r 1 lker, Mr. Ream|both caribou and sheep and m-'-|be considered and all members 1 Lr"l?;::' First Naticnal offering last| Among other interesting person. | PY the City authorities for otherjand Mr. zler were at Wran-|ing a trip to the Copper River|and interested friends invited to FANS Natic ! § i c st zell last night and expect to cover [flats for ducks and geese. come —ady i " . v ‘alities in the cast are John Kolb |US5es. £ ats for ducks 8 night was replete with thrills or‘md ax ANBbE | The walls of the buiding will |virtually alt of tie communities | < S A e hoa story, setting and the daring 1% o & i . > el ; P ar b b s . 1% ons by 18:Gamh"Ho. 1 com-|oh -the ekt coast wnd’ EroENS Norsemanship which marks the| ‘LOSt at the Front” is a riot of p— all finishing to be in No. 2 clear DS e i s AT the stage coach linés from the throushout all fts rapid sequencos.|°T ’i“'”";\'"_m 'I““' o ‘\’.f‘ ¥t 8] VIRGINIA IV TC SAIL i . Bast and the West were just being | 4 4 BC | sovered with' four plys of NO. :[ The motorship Virginia: 1V, L4 linked in the Indian country, May.|Sidney and, Chlrlle Murray, with| i40q" o1t put on. with asphiit[Capt. Matt Nordness will leave nard has the role of a scout ot Pirector De Lord, who won a 133,000 ' dinGHA-bHdaE - bett as{mnrmg pitch, making it prac-'for Chichagof and way ports at Breakfast. the stage coach company, posing, 4 e tically fireproof. 16 o'clock tonight with a cargo of as a gambler, in an effort to dia. the greatest comedy director, were | ) ! Aty v cover who i robbing the lines and, asisted throughout by two fa- at the same time stirring up In.|MOUs’ comedy. constructors, Gene| diatl antagonism against the com.|TOWne and Clarence Hennocke. % If you like good rolled oats or corn meal pany's general store. T BT 2 S ) { o . . . Tho romaiice that develops be-| T cioUS FEATORE T8 —— » » \ h 4 milled from good grain, the kind that cooks tween the daring young agent and COMING TO COLISEUM || ' 4.8 P\ up fine, we have it. Yon will wonder how the daughter of the storekeeper o o " 5 % . . gave last night's audience at the| “Sally of the Sawdust, & circus| SNo¥ ; Y | you lived without it before. Palace one of the most enjoyable|picture starring Carol Dempster, is evenings of entertainment the|the big feature which comes to| KA /* Wheéatsworth—a_ nataral 100’/( whiole screen has offered in some weeks.|the Coliseum tomorrow night for - " 3 icl 4 The supporting cast is headed by ‘only a two.day showing. Advance / ity e { wheat cereal is delicious, and Wheatsworth Tom Santschi, Sheldon Lewis, Dot! notices state the pleture fills all P T . i Pancake Flour and Whole Wheat Graham dlaska Electric Light Farley, Florence Turner, Jay Hunt, desires of entertainment for both | , ‘ ; & Power Co. - - { 3 / ¥ oo 4 als . William Malan, Paul Hurst and the youngstars and grown-ups, just| @B ; 3 Crackers-are also new arrivals, : Fred Burns. 48 anyiblg) YOMlbRR} snow" dbes, . L P ’ f JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS, ALASKA P CReT ‘ Wil ; =y MANY OTHER CEREAL FOODS Juneau Phone No. 6 Dougias Ph ne-Nev 19 | “COLLEGE HERO” IS ; 4 Our stock is complete—Foods to be cooked, z ATARGRING, SORIBRUM ,,‘ARE GMEHEB A\ - ; y and Foods ready cooked, Wheat Foods, Oat The College Hero,” wnich open- $ L2 2 ake ed at the Coliseum Theatre last X 7 : . / =1 Foods and Corn Flakes. night for a fwo-day showing, has 1 7 A 4 " 7 something about it which appeals | to each individual ang nolds the KIEL, OBt .81 Somathi attenfion until the final fade-out. P ORECEREL, —=gfomsthing This “Columbia Plotures produer|llke @ mutifiy. 1§ threatened in . 4 4 i featuring Bobby Asney, Pauiine the German Nuty. because of an | 8 R Sanuary Groéery Garon, Ben Turpin, Rex Leass and g Al % i / it A 7 . ~ Churchill Ross, depends for its snc_-;:'l“’t_( M‘;‘ ot t;het R;:Ch s Naval | céss more upon the human inter. m:n;nnno[pr;é Ihnlflgoladcers wives le Store T,lal Plea"e’ est element than upon a strong i v 6% ¢ indUnnHun‘ $8aretore plot. The film has for its purpose | a8 y PHON 5% The tale is set in the days when |[Tom slapstick to comedy drama, and Peerless DYNAMIC Rudio' Speakers - First Come, First Ser Seattle Manufacturers Tist Prices Ve Pay the Freight i p T dark.haired Lothario of the West |MIarious 'comedy ot every kina|Mmom surfaced on four sides, and Ketchikan : ] We have just received a shipment of Jensen @ picturization of college life as it ::;on:ndlh:lllntil:%:, w‘:x::evgidlnt:: exists in onr American institutions authorities may decree in matters and that it succeeds admirably. Ha?ing inicidents, glimpses of life of male hizgiiih spnenfiges, they in the dormitory, the sorority prom i ":fihwficgfil ::: 2 - gotball match wi e #© GerMlan Navy R when you arrive in Scatde. ps can assist you tide gnrn_!!xg'. agalnst the l'm‘meI &hall je either in ar(unging your x.anemtya. ng reservations 4 ce-m.aih& Htar player digabled, the! 7 Blse" diiitivate: a for trips anywhere in the United States or abroad. L, secon 8t man out of the game 'B8ATd like itheir Ad- o % 4 B : 3 and only two minutes to go, have! ; W i When you expect to take a trip “outside” wrire me When a wise man makes a.m strong appeal. At this poift ‘the ! 4 4 about it and 1 will be pleased to give you full details as \ ? eagiaos s s T e ol ex KA Bt L e to costs, Toutes, sleeping car accommodations, conmec. he learns something ‘reachies fever heat, the copied the’ i tr King ¥ p ok - P 1 hair Begind to raise on ends, and|George of HnEIA. tions, szeamshproo_ ings, in fact all information nece- U " A DON”’ . e DY ) J::a'z"?!ét:l el :hnt We can't| Domestic peAce s sald to be ssary to make '-V"“”l"“"“-’ pleasant and comfortable. i al T BE A “DADDY : stand another pariicle of tension, endangered in many householdg Karl K. Katz, Alaska Représentative In name of all that is modern—don't be just the hero rushes into the fiel d) hi v Rail 3 i i Z§inn the $hms, S TTR gt pethaps the SoUREEL BbR . Northem Pacific Railwidy > a “Daddy” to your kids, a wellspring of gifts. € over tomatically, mow - that &i obd s Interwoven in this fabric are “l«:ng:n-uhair" is coming in again, The new “North Coast Limited” now on afaster N\ %rre“ls:ga;gw onate and brotiierly father, desighs of humor, contributed by |according to reports. schedule. Convenienges in¢lude card and smok- P 3 Bep' Turpin, Churchill Ross and - e ing rooms, ladies’ lounge, maid, b-rba:‘:nd v:!et Take the little folks a Home Savings Bank and ii‘fi’ y fih:’ fl&:,la‘:;;l;:; I gk N!?E ONLY services, baths, library in the observation car, show them how it works—how it will buy them Garoy. and Rex i.elne: and al The cooperation of parents is furnished as |mntdy o ghe fin?t CIEI?.O"M % B. P- 0. ELKS i ;’;n-fl p:mms‘nlater O%hmalrllythfifll':s - friendship between two college solicited in regard to the conduct “Famously good” meals always 1 Yy than can you, ey ank yau, lads whic¢h is‘second to none. It!of children on Halloween night. 2 bl S is a friendship built up by hard!Any infractions of the law will i % 4 knocks and great sacrifice, nlbq dealt with severely. No de- “North cba.t ROLL CALL 3 First National Bank .. “Theré Ts No Substitute for ‘Sklety” friendship as enduring as bropze,!struction of property will be per- and ome which will be remembernq|mitted and Hallowen pranks must long atter the picture has boenlh confined to Halloween night Limited” WEDNESDAY erased from. memory. . only. . . ; _ By ordg m.:)z TR e Extra Comforts — No Extra Fare October 31st “_"# "Lu.;ofini"gb n&t:; % P Cady. " ™ ¢htet of Police. Now only 68 hours to Chicago . A ' \P s | . ———— ¥ 3 8 3 2 B - Sydney Laurenc, reproductions ;' KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representdtive Mgem,g Elks’ Auditorium, 8:00 P, M. The comic side of the World! s HO T ilding, Seattle fil! F ¥ e . ¥ q W‘ir.*lf- it appears in many recent ;:re?:,fl:::;.:tr::' eoo::::n:ll;:hm:l Rt e 3560 - . Visiting Brothers Invited THE ARCADE CAFE ;';33:: -ur%.h%l%:fi%rhv;;immem; N Ort.hem Pacific Railway """ ‘Entertainment Eats Rete I‘"““‘" In conneetion. Gome Tn and Hetel o the WISl MARY YOUNG, Prop. ONE hich co-stars Georgs Sldney and cards at the Empire. P of ¢ Novthern Traosmmtinemole 1D | oo oo reror rrrrrerrrrrsoresososen) : borvaohecs, R AR