The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 26, 1928, Page 3

\ THE DAILY ALASKA l:MPlRl: MONDAY, NOV. 26, |928 RS MOON ECLIPSE “Lindy” Undaunted o BUTTUM T e e PALACE Some geologists, however, have| Last 2 Times Tonight || ‘ Say F rwmls on Hul 3 ‘;';-;w nw e |o'clock Ju . R ¥ There 1 " 1 - Th() lat 12:29 am. During s time| R ‘ al - centet” of" ¢he Colombla Pays High " L : )\l\l\)\l( Ill the earth’s shadow will cut C’ . _ ainiight that fs, vefleetéd ffors the . ! : il OF f a cone-like hill lhl'w; For Her Own Gawline‘ unese moon's surface, causin to be : < iyl e i S MARIE CORELLI’S FAMOUS NOVEL seen, if atmos i \ . . ¢ S & pcol of v 2| BOGOTA, Colombia, Nov. 2¢ a8 a darkened e ; " 5 E ameter and so deep | __Altnoug: petroleum is produc-| ~, . P“rrot isky. Dur } pse there will A, : § L B i ;‘I M‘;‘ x‘,“w’ has|ed and refined only a few hun| G‘AS()RR(}W/ As O{ AQ.A TA4N” be a small f sunlight to| § : g n abl find its bottom. dred away jta motor ; featuring Marian Nixon '||reach the sur of the moon due| J& ' e it nown as “Waconda'car ow vay between §0 and with ADOLPHE MENJOU—CAROL DEMFSTER e to t ays of the sun being bont! gy Spring E " being ‘an 90 cents ilon for gasc RICARDO CORTEZ and Hobart Bosworth y und the edges’ ‘of" te o | Indian word meaning “the while the cost of keroserie ranges inward around the edges of th Lspirit A century ago Im [trom 60 to 7 ent A D. W. Griffith }mdu(llnn is T e e " - B A AR TR sed by refraction 9f the % it : they pass through the i worshipped ot the place and they| The cost g ytation carth’s atmosphere i ¢ ved the water to have medi-|given as the e products TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 3 cinal qualities | must be tra rred from water| MING TUESDAY Eake 3 1 - ¥ : { The hill where the water is to rail several times before reach “SATL 7 IRP 9 COMING TUESDAY will eagerly study the ea i : . 3 " Ifound rises 50 to 60 feet above|ing their destination ““' OR [1ZZY MURPHY satellite during its total eclipse & e e swon sriain.. It 18 be- > - Prices—10-20,40-Loges 50 cents H' l . | tonight. Opinion has been divided P . £ |lievea by . : to have led selection of Christmas ar¢ to whether the moon hzhaves i 3 il i N B 2 Sfoat st Bifed ., Bt 1} S, i suld during its orbit around i . . . ; Boll(’(’ i rth. For a leng time 4 appeared gular in its H | > ronggly et g . A g g Radio Supplies aggarty {study, however, has brought forth| e : - i . ps the opinion of eminent scholars| 2 L A T A 3 % % i e Tt ol il 3 7i ihe goiuion of eminent wcholars| ook, Ghatien . Biadbergh suvored sectinily into tne un o W %@fl Radio Sets— Batteries—Aerial erP—Jne.ula. 4 TON < Q {of the moon that is erratic ranch life on his recemt vacation Northern Mexice. is tors —Tubes and Speakers—All at the ri el MELTGH. St ibaonach il dat hewn ebeve with Col. Alexander MacNab (vight), military attiche 3 I & ¥ sht £s early as the Egyptian astro i o A ice Under the Auspices of [omer Ptolemy, the moon's orbir]of Mexico City, besides the amtel:pe Coloncl MacNab shot from a price. er e spices o | el ——— |and sev of its governing laws| plane piloted by “Lindy.” | Th() NP"J I’Ul’"i" o the Eastern Ste | were aces oly determined. Life, | ' x ¥ > > * 4 h e e B s b o o | Ere Capitul Electric Company ' | As much at home in the ‘wide, open|th® 1 Wi NS y < - MO(’(’ I Radio Supplies PHONE 416 House Wiring on its [been found ¢ spaces of northern Mexico as in|and | water to sustain anima . Thel e fields 'of the air 44 “ths| o’ wind,” the colonel en- . theory most. gene 3 re- Lane Bagle joye heartiest la he NV For the Holiday Season I Attractions | i i e i B & e _ or th " Thai was e | the vast body was thrown from the| s the airman with an all star cast Astrono ol ; : | hero of aviation made arties |, ' o b ) ~ Y g 0 Qe v At Theatres ‘jj:j:p;\ eyl s m?‘,,"“',j," The| Who hunted with and entertained|h7°k Hng. and once § iy i 2 Gowns u_nnbw}flg sheer '.l' TflE HUB JUNEAU | any s were undoubtedly]Him on the La Babia “"““ Wy himself, seeing how muth - . gance of line with charming Mike Pusich, Prop. > - 1 by voleanic eruptions be- ‘”'" his recent sojourn in conld get from the ant & —== youthfulness of silhouette. GOOD PRODUGTIONS 7 |fore the cooling process com-| T found the American ace|mal, as he w. customed to di i\ i { AT BOTH THEATRES | |DPlete, though it is reasonable to a ular fellow” who adapte he cockpit of his plana | \|believe that some of .them were hi to ra ita with th e ranchmen and workers \ \ £ The Chinese Pafrc yatery ed by falling meteorites, prob. |ease that characterizes hi uickly made friends and wou the winter season show the | WORKINGMEN'S APPAREL_Blanket: Haddker A T f S 0 8 other s 1 ¥ d joka witl e nd tr, . \ 2 H H ” SRRAC S b {2 £ . o story, and of S ly from the sun | ther sit i joka with them and iry Y \ flattering long waist line and - A i ‘ mounted on a hor tunts \ 3 e F ¥ chiefs, Neckties, etc. 'l line of Neustadter Opposite George Brothers The new evening gowns for a problem are the features at |still plastic surface. § 2 of the! : the Palace and Coliseum for the moon ‘mountains rise to a height|s ng the greal herds of| Needless to velate, the visit of ] \ <. the hip flares. Flower trim- last two times tonight. Both pro-|of 24,000 feet, it is estimated ln r untir rame, they flier v m able event gk o 3 i ductions attracted large audiences| The mean distance of the » conducted himse® 1k2|on tho 1a i Whedi 3. ey - mings of self material or vel last night. |of the night from the is |a vatera g *led he car SURARDOS . TranE B vet add Aot lll(' AT P R IR SIS 4000 miles though it reaches H ] earne ihat the ranch “latchstring” would 4 i i “HARD BOILED HAGGARTY” | |mum distance of iles and | ssibly the g t thrill of| ays be cpen to him or hip line. IS AT PALACE TUESDAY ||a mininmum e of 221,000 | his hunting expe: a ) Rl Pl e vk miles during its elliptical orbit|{he and Col. ! b PETERSON RETURNS S £ Ly : around the earth. Iis dlameter |z che of Mexico Sity, fa The materials most popular are taffeta, of Hast Star * °d i 12,160 miles and its surface L airplane chased s 16 » Peterson, on thd Ranagt p 3 Aoy Silis’ sl | ied 1 T4 087000 Baiaed sile slope 20 miles into open space, [vyr. D e i alone and combined with tulle and velvet; ler flim, was produced for: Firet|mcon n always presents theiwhere € 1N b shot itf a trip to Wi Rock, Chi- georgette, beaded with rhinestones and crys- Naticnal Pictures by Wid Gunning,|game face to the earth around|from the plane pilg ¥ \ 5. [napected TN 8 ia 3o S noted journalist, film editor and|which it makes a circuit every 29|bergh § i tal; velvet and beautiful combinations of producer. This feature is at theé|gays. The light that comes Lindbergh's love of the practics | g('m‘gt'ilc‘ :md velvet. v i £ Palace Tuesday and Wedne this nearest heavenly body is ail{joke was again demonstrated on o X o 4 G 3 N | . ATTENTICN EASTERN STARS ] Gunning has a remarkdble ca teflected from the sun. It repre-|the Mexican hunt. Those Who| “Reciiar mecting Juneau OSpé.: i 5 The Shides vary to suit every taste—: i as a background. for his presant|gants one 570,000th part of. the|were with. him tell the story of) en B B.0 At 8 oo ek 4 from the pastel colors to rich fuelisia and work, He entered the newspaper|otal sunlight. | nis prank at ‘the expense of " k ”“"wmw_ 27th game at the age of fourteen, con- SR ATt watchman ern § A P tinuing his schooling meanwhile,| MARGNITA FROM SITKA |air-blane at night. As ral Initiation and retrements. ol . brown apnd black. and by the time he reached his| The mailboat Margnita, Capt.|ened, th see that(ady. ALICE BROWN, Secretary.| nineteenth yeat became editor ni'[fln-y Park rived in lvlnvnu‘xlu plane was all t, @ fo TSP [ $12 75-$ 29 50 a daily newspaper in his home|from the Sitka route at 10 o'clock|the watchman a ! | Syaney wnaui . zeproductions | . P e . togn, Chillicothe, Ohic. this morning. king failed to ar h in Christmas eards, original, dit-| nly a few years later he ente Passengers arriving, were: From and Lind h s . ferent, Alaskan, 25 cents each at| ed the film business in New York|gjtka—Chas. Hav T f sine, thinking the noise and the Nugget Shop. —adv. o City as advertising and sales man-| Hoonah—Allen Crane |bration would break the ! s PRURS we " * é P ager of a film company. The fol-|gdn. from Tenakee k Morris,| Still the watchman sli: Nor dig. we ever. expect to live fowing year he made his firSt! Rudolph Fuchs: from Hirst Cove—| The flier proce o n the day when nothing could| (| aneaan essay as a producer. Mrs. B. L. Holbrook; from Hidden ver the mact un:il v s a wi look ‘more untidy “Hard-Boiled Ha " particu-| palls—Mrs, J. R. Maurstad in line with the slee; yan a neck that neaded shavi larly intrigued the imagination of| — o 4 8 . Phse , Gunning and brought forth his 7 o s (<% 3] producing genius, due to its com nation of powerful character and | highly dramatic plot structure = Swing | 9 ' y i 41 E ‘] COMEDY IS AT THE Spout | : : WES T | COLISEUM TOMORROW e il i s ’ Vumlulng /an G " eal Faucet | > “‘Sailor Izzy Murphy,” said to be a splendid comedy, is the feature | to be shown at the Coliseum for $6.00 | e f =~ Noiseless Automatic Oil Burner WHITE ENAMEL g hining | Price $200.00 (controls included) 55.00 AT S f. 0. b. Factory Swing Spout Faucet THE WORLD'S LATEST AND GREATEST OIL BURNER $3. 0‘) eac h Y i . et g SR Guaranteed for Five Years . | $32.50 Bulld that 3 S R[BBABIIII: bl o Capacity 400 to 900 sq. ft. Hot Water Radiation T TR e BOAT 't )0 cent each Six Safety Devices—Safe as Coal MEDICINE CABINETS w1 h y “Approved by Underwriters” Beveled Plate Mircor FARRELL P;slégfmonl {AN:)? Price complete installed i B0k g o 3125 > plete installed with tank $385.00 : B LUMBER | s EVELED PLATE ORDER COAL FROM CORRUGATED B30 snee ot the:Migh GALV. TRON : ' : . $2.50 each ; i I admin . (Gas Boat Owners | s | Souheastern Alaska's Oun o i it STOVE PIPE 7 : $100 to $1.50 each Coal Mine t. : ing Prompt Shipment. STOVES SET. UP KE 1 GARBAGE CANS CHIMNEYS CLEANED TAKE NOTICE / . At Harkrader, Alaska | t Alaska orders receive special A s ANE o ; 4 $3‘ 00 to $4.00 each g e T Heavy Galvanized Iron Tanks Ttk i j , RE miralty 1sia | S 3 e . FUEL OIL TANK 1 i compte ey |} —— Meke “c Every GAUGES : Company tail - fine finish stock our spe- 4 to ka 15.00 : cialty. Write - or wire - your § s 2 ead) _l[nm'll"utlou - we do the rest, i, F" Boat PER GALLON G"Pmteed ) # 5 Offlce flnd Bunkm | PLUMBING uEA TING SHEET METAL ¥ . 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