The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1928, Page 3

e STOP! If you get a thrill out of speed and feminine beauty — you have a wonderful “kick™ com- ing to you when you see PRISCILLA DEAN in “THE SPEEDI VENU It's thrills and laughs ~—Plus! GO! AND YOULL EX- PLODE with laughter when you see Priscilla Dean in this zippy melodramatic comedy. She’s a human dynamo and laugh- of speed thrills. Something happens every minute. DON'T MISS IT! TONIGHT PICKETT! PALAC ' COMING THURSDAY Richard A. Rowland Presents RICHARD BARTHELMESS m THE NOOSE By Willard Mack and H. H. Van Loan Supporting cast includes Aliee Joyce—Lina Basquet- te — Thelma Todd — Mon- tague Jove—Robert Haines A John Francis Dillon Production Produced by Henry Hobart A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE AR B REREERETRRACRR AR | o . Attractions At Theatres ——— T “THE SPEEDING VENUS" SHOWING AT PALACE n One of the most delightful pic- tures shown here in many a day is, “The Speeding Venus,” a new Metropolitan production that clever luminary, Prizcilla Dean, and fg:turing Robert Frazer and Dale Fuller, which was dis- played with exceptionally satis. factory results at the Palace thea. ter yesterday. Miss Dean’'s por- trayal of the heraine, a brave girl who races an automgbile across the continent with skill and daring proved eminently artistic and pleasing to her admirers. Robert Frazer, the inventor of a gearless motor, and Dale Fuller, as tele- phone operator of the new school, were wholly adequate in their por- trayals. The feature of the show was the sound records that were re- céived for the auto race across the | country. m— | BOWLING AND GREAT | | COMEDY' AT COLISEUM | there 8o to cham- Bowlers of Juneau, and are many, will do well to the Coliseum and see the plon “strut his stuff in the Pathe Sportlite. He calls his balls, then knocks them down and every- thing. This is a little feature in itself. A “Two Arabfan Knights” = will please the men, womeh and child- ren, war veterans and families. It is stricdy g & brand new comedy with all brand new stuff init. Here is a film préduction- on a lavish scale which makes the geri- ous part ol the war secondary, basing its plot almost exclusively on those humordus incidents that doughboys of '18 .will remember d0 well. There must have been many of them in the Coliseum, judging from the hearty laughter that punctuated the seemingly constant rippla cf mirth. ‘The ‘plnt desals with two sol- diers, a sergeant and private, who find themselves helpless in Arabia at the close of the war, after they have escaped from a prison camp in Arab garb. Willlam Boyd’s smile and twink- ling eyes give the proper “devil- may.care” attitude to the star, who plays his first comedy drama after —43 | which s slightly uncertain. starring I atitul as thele Arab maiden and Louis Wolheim,| the stage star, keeps the audienc | constantly amused in his part of| the . hard-bolled sgrgeant. The| supporting cast is headed fan Keith Mary Astor by | “THE NOOSE” IS AT PALACE TOMORROW " beginning t most dramatie rol | thelmess has ever | none v, is oue of the Richard Ba play, excludi of his big successful prolu and this is makin says Manager Spick slmess plays the par gangster who wonld ra " than tell the truth abou: 5 of the ganz leater! playgoers say as ona of the five of the last five b All the appeal—all the p\lm'\ all the motherlove—all the s pense ha sbeen increased doubln. fcld by the wonderful acting Richard Barthelmess, Alice Joyce, Lina Basquette, Thelma Tcdd, Montagu Love, Robert M. | | ticns Noose' est plays | Haines | and the inspired direction of Jona Francis Dillon, who has added h greatest suceess to his remarkable list of smashirg hits - 2 | | Eclipsé of Moon Is to Take Place This Monlhi e One ) (Contrven rrom ¥- northern atmosphere of the ea: | Dr Willard J. Fisher of tho Ha | vard college chservatory ‘expls that the northern atinosphere believed to be more opaque, due {0 { more dust amd smoke in the north.|e |ern hemishere than in the south-| jern. The great land areas of the| |north do not form as good settling| | basins for clearing the air of for. |ign particles as do the great seas| (| Mailho |about the Antarctic Dr. Fisher is now working lvhu:\ of the lunar eclipse of 192 {when he was able to forecast th exact line across North Am 1 above which the sunlight would be| |bent in toward the moon. This Hudson’s Bay and Alaska. Ho| has reports showing that all th line was cloudy, except a short | stretch near Hudson's Bay | Study of the earth's rotation is made possible because stars ordi- narily invigible in the radiance close to the moon can be seen and | photographed during the eclipse | These stars determine quite exac: ly the moon's position. For al |long time the moon has appeared irregular in its course. I{ wasl | difficult to predict exactly its pe isitions. The queen of night seeme? tnot to obey ¢xactly the laws of gravitation and motion. The | | measuring unit which showed these apparent irregulariti the rotation of the earth. Recent research, through obse ing the stars at lipse and a other times, Dr, Fisher sa ind cates that the moon is behav according to the law of gravit 1 and that it is the earth's rotation s was e CHINESE WAR LORD HAS BIG DOMESTIC WORRIES | SHANGHAI, Nov. 14—( n,m, Tsung-chang, Landit, military lead- er defeated by the nationalists, has | according to the Chinese press, pealed to the Japanese in north China to prctect his concubines. | Chang for vears has heen known} as master of romance and during the years he reigned supreme Shangtung and impoverished ti province with his ruthless taxes his | headquarters at Tsinanfu * were| famed for the beautiful women who were a part of the household. R e i B. P. 0. ELKS 420 Club Wednesday, 9:30 p. A good time assured. i M H. SIDES, Secretary. m. —adv. National Forest Timber for Sale | Sealed bids will be received by the Fcrest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska, up to and including De- cember 14, 1928, for all the mer- or down, and all the live timber marked or decignated for cutting, i on an area containing approxi- mately 90 acres on the north shore of Tenakee Inlet, approxi- mately 4.5 miles west of the town of Tenakee, Tongass National Forest, Alaska, estimated to be 450 M feet B more or less, of Sitka sprue d Western red cedar sawtimber; 60 M feet B. M., more or less, of Wi rn_hem- lock sawtimber and 4,000 linear feet, more or less, of Western hemlock piling. No bid of less than $1.50 per M feet B. M. for Sitka spruce and red cedar saw- timber; $1.00 per M feet B. M. for Wester hemlock sawtimber d 1le per linear foot for hem- leek piling up to and including 95 feet in length and 1%c per lnear foot for piling over 95 feet in length will be considered. $500 must be deposited with each bid to be applied on .the purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liquidated damages, ac- cording to the conditions of sale. | The ri; t |ny and all blds re fore bids are submitted, full information con- cerning the timbe: e condi- tions of sale, and ibmission of bids should b.‘ohtlllud from the Forest Supervisor, Ketchikan, Alaska. | far chantable dead timber, standing % ‘DA Kate Pullmen (a {in ac cleiming heiself the preud parent of a eugenic By It ing 1 a reg can b stia fame IPor of the Wit bely |line ran from Nova Scotia through | probability child ;- m ne That | seems not |ham and suge: Mi 1] conve i marriage paper but 1 { Wronk t { oriood, *|1 think not “Finally in Cneimnati, | man years. desire We s tests | declared tes. h\v ‘ Deaceness | has gained rap “Th ap- | Dah Intcrnational proclaimed their to the.world at larze, lllh since his birth THL DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE LDY” IS OUT OF THE PICTURE - F()R THESE TWO EUGENIC FMBIFQ | b R ve), vaudeville headliner, as t with Rozeoe A and, below, as she apj baby. Itlustrated News that an ador- of money, of doctors and mu but never tha exp il littla sey vill both be py, ¢ t is that.” But, tl ptical inquire, tle Adon ting a fair break, . Inever the companion:hip {§ what 15 in store for the ;¢ " «pag» to call his * > new generaticn of “eugenic i na pe as perfect a that bids fare to &DNBE WP po misny otherwise be? xample- zet . Grace| arrg Byrnha aby, a use. Burnham ¢ York, ' nameq vy vaudevil y advontage sther, plenty iment knowing baby gir raning “Truth”) in in Ne k City time b M Pul the ranks of eugenic mothere Oddly enough Miss Pullman’s vaudeville partner, Rosco: was named by * " the thes rical magazine, the M B ham’s infant. Tt d 3 all around, but the rical partnership of seven i standing was promptly d was b some- . fora man pletely 20th ou p picture in the cen.- | a ents, 1o vy is bor: he will never fact, he may never sce other more than once. ~All ed be is an “eugenic father.” Daddy Out of Picture phase the question to concern Mrs. Burn- Miss Pullman, the only mothers” who have thus daring view i in re were solved. CONIRACTOR WOECK | 'COMPLETES THREE wi nic s Pullman - e 2 3 tharridao Gobyineed. mhe Woeck, contractor - and ntions mean nothing and thatibuilder of the Masonic Temple, Juneau High School and the itself is just a scrap of ool I wanted 8 perfect baby,|29ka Laundry building wouldn't marry ANYBODY ) seek happiness in moth, . without taking o husbana? & lained: that| Peter | the nd Northwestern-for Seattle. Mr. Mrs. Woeck have enjoyed {their ttay in Jur very much fimot the|@nd Mr. Woeck contempiates bid- the | dinE -on the new Federal build- ling to be constructed in Juneau f my | wdiia NOTICE American Legion meet Thuysday at £:00 p.om. in Busi includes the nom- ination of officers for the coming Followed by d rvefreshments. All mem- ve urged to be present. udy I had pictured through I told him frankly and of hig plac aw experls in eugenics. mental -t Thé e rfect phys Adonis een In pe; in G al im Chic The Auxiliary November Pullman, hz H ATTENTION Work Call Live In Separate World 30 \.hu will eriti- ind. For my d up in each ct any Handy are For kind Andy, ere th but I do no nd me, wra; Carpenter shop of city Phone 498. i FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY QUALITY MEATS ™ REINDEER MEAT WHILE IT LASTS FHONE 38 A THE TA VERN Good Food—Well' Sérved REASON ABLE " * Three Afternoons i ANNUAL__ - ... PARISH BAZAAR Thrwaghts Starts Tomorrow in Parish Hall BOOTHS OF ALL KINDS . Bargains, Fancy Work, Silver Booth Candy Booth and Ice Cream Booth, Fish Pond, etc. ' Tea Room——Duncmg Tulkey Dinner Saturday Night Make reservations by te]ephonzin_:gv 229 REMEMBER—3 Big Bazaar Days Valiable Door Prizes Each Night he appared | peared after pra- hap- is lit- joined father of theat- years BUILDINGS ;- LEAVES Al- has com- pleted his work here and left on the Dug- social hour, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 1928. Tu HO'S WHO i Water Fireman Faces A’\D W”.T.'RI' 'I g S, NEW ORLEA: s g On of the hatdest i S the fire, says L eetutives. -3 ‘_\U'“ o ! aptain of the fire | un Marshal Albe s ~"'"“‘M j White ned to Juneau a9 & is from the Ya.|YoU ©an Kkon <ot a wat John 10 ¢ tug De a vetu d how south aboard saip not so see where When a it pourning. {nowever, it is L ter “ar- | L fler ot may be afire i & 1 od places y hun( b find the hottest | H Yukon a. States one ally, {you | for tiie m the cged { work is aly for Cordova, ), ¢hoard the ¥ aveling mau, Yukon to Cordoval wa your 15 just cause then you have ¢n the constriction ship, the and hat of th M H Ask, newly Zynda cargo.” eattle and| The way where M| ANSWe G ¢ married in ptain ite 1o Skag about n to emerg Kinds S WELLESLEY, Mase., Nov Wellesley by-product n busines Jessie' Mock. of the B, M Belirends Bank a passenger south on the Queen on a vacation| trip. i. W. M tbefore the sion bear Cord, who has appeara. | Alaska Game Commis. elative tc killing of brown| Kodiak [sland, menacing live accompanied by 1 and private secretary, bound on the Northwestarn. ¢ though he H. L. Faulkner left Ha|the girls iwestern for Ketelikan 1o forte t the court texm (o he | nostly [eampus |net and | Qagsroom in jar dents. College on colle;y forester ¢ an llent is called upon to ass in their frog-catching The f from Botay with ihe aims sport, s| ‘Th is really ox are Pond on of. a to rOgs held al Ingzed by there - — off the Caii’t be to please Samples at beat anywhere, cirds the most fastidious Empire offi ->oo—— Lol pnpe.a TOU Sata AL UL flu'-‘— ) ! mmmmnmmnimimnmmmmnnnmnmmmmoimmmnn|||mmnmmmimmu‘lmnmhl||nu||mummm‘mmnmmu|mm||m|nmm|mmu'(l1lififimifmn‘mmmml A very lovely display of new FELT HATS from GAGE and owing to the just . received fact these: hats were delayed on way they will be placed on sale for quick (',]Ienrum-t'.. | Colors ilu'[u;l(’ i navy, blaék, mocha, red, grey and _tan. Inlays and small head sizes Special, $2.95 o $495 B Een wLE s seiukiion 1 i A SYRUP SPECIAI Tel Cardeh——‘/z gallon‘ size, éachi.. “Bell—2Y4 pounds, each iberty ‘Bell—5 pounds; ‘each : Lyberty Bell—10 pouhl‘ls, each LI + Log Cabin—small ..} Log Cabin—medium '\ ... .. Log Cabin—1large ... R ) | Karo—Red Label, 5 pounds ... 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Taking sun baths on the sand dunes of the Danube is punishable by fine and imprisou- ment Discussing cleaner police Press impro; parks, it the morals the said to T that there had | tendeney lately to |conventional dress and *1a garb which d T |name of Hungary. | .- | POLITICAL CLASHES ARE COMMONPLACE BERLIN, Nov. 14—~Making Gor many safe for democracy has tend. ed to make i somewhat unsal for the ordinary pedestrian of the larger cities. The freedom of Republicanism, entailing freedom of speech a public demonstrations, s led | rey ¥y recurring e Itwe parading communig helmeters or fascists and Rep can organizations almost ¢ Sunday with casualties. - Syaney wvaurency, reproductions |in Christmas cards, original, dif- ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at the Nugget Shop. —adv NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Commissioner's Court for the Territory of Alaska, Diyi- gion Number One. Before Frank A. 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