The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 3, 1928, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, DEC. 3, 1928. 3 ( i ¢ ! ow to obtain the farm which ~ { ;7- R FTRNRY BT L o EIRA MEEKER, /.o Wi saliy Foveies ALASKA MAN O WL PONEER, < = e S MR | ‘ LA TL wed October 1, 18 ey A : : ng himself fornia and the Northwest, day afte R g | cer TESlvinnd By binl . 0T Louow ; . the) gaving of John : 05 It 15 a Good Show Weeks Old Baby ’ ) 1 £ . deceased will 8 € Aliska Fallrond 80t Last Times Tonight PICKETT' COLISEUM ORGANIST i” omen to Besiege GIVES SOMETHING NEW Congress in Fight PALACE : 7 . For Kellogg Pact | Leon F. Drew gave a de luxe \v()'\u‘ll gt night on the Kimball | orga which was something new | Tonight—2 Shows | to Juneau fans | Dawn,” “Indian Love and | opp—p— - - men The “Waters of Minnetonka,” with al, LATE NEWS EVENTS special screen interpretation of the (Conunuea rrom Page One.) He gave “Indian | away at § National pachers ass tion, whic 8 ludeg men as well as women, is| Wilderness.” Each of the scenes | Ry i h Taterested in the ‘Brookhar 3 ftime tart was | on the screen fitted the story be ;n;:!;:;;ll( ’w}:i“h‘ ik ag okhart Crossed Plains by Ox Team!''™ Tt wa told in music as played on the protides ateguards} pnd Bl Mae Murray | against unwholesome and sensa-| .with Bride and Seven |was {organ by Mr. Drews and he was| | » with | given splendid applause, at fdii] D oRal STIREEEAE Bradtis blook Conway made. Port : frontier town, he told the Polic babe of the Meekers | yathodi 3 § der [ booking, which compels a theatre | shows last night | and t aughters, Mrs. Carrie ' 150a brawl In a Se - i dn (Cortinued trom Page Ome' |Qb Hila Nempleton, | Cusries Gold Thon ving- By Tearle (Continuea rrom Page One) The and y en's unwholeson: AND LOOK WHAT THE' ATTRACTIONS ARE Pola Negri “Good and ~Four Daily Weather N, 9 Reperts May Be Made N “'!ug hty Four (A) OUR GANG in “WAR FEATHERS” — {was but ven weeks old at tho yy .o 2 4 \,' m Ander ! manager to accept | i | pictures alcng with the go ° ¢ ] d {Negro in Congress blind bookings, which pormits| of Sea Mrs. Roderic Mc- i Db . had Is Fi Si 1903 booking of films withou two months ago but returned te|Donald. of Peshastin, Wash. All EEAEL] s First Since what they are. Seattle and gradually became | Were bedside UPHOLSTERING AND f 4 Immigration Change weaker. His illness became so - REPAIRING | The dinner lay un Fedéral Federation of Wom. | alarming that it impoasi PARISH CARD PARTY of all kinds on furni-| room ‘whe Clubs, hich alone has a|to moye him to a hospital. He Wednesd night, “Dee. 5, at uphol ) 5 been one of the targets of the spe-|membership of two millicn n lied as the result of digestiveig:15 o'cluck, refreshments, cription Maude George Robert Ede- |l ciai grana jury action that fol-lwiil urge that Congress pas " Pbite SEtton- son, Andre Beranger in | lowed violences and murder at that jslation permitting an alien, le To West by Trail 0 “SALT . A | election |lv admitted to tie United Bzra Meeker brought his bride TARS OF Madden’s successor was the first| prior {6 enactment of the immigr seven weeks old baby aers DESIRE” | negra alderman in Chicago and the | tion law of July, 1924, to hring the cld Oregon Trail in 1852 by ! U Y first County Commissioner of his'this country without del He again migrated to| i < race. He maintains a real estate|yife and unmarried minor ch lacoom south of Tacoma Also Hal Roach Comedsy business, leaving, however, much’thus making possible the ro-unit.|where he kept a store. He then “BATTLE OF THE d CENTURY” knowin tering of any| Officers also kalsomining. H.!to death disord Phone 1 ady. invited - hislox team WASHINGTON Dec. 3. daily weather forecasts instead ‘of two are likely soon, Dr. C. . Mar. vin, Chief of the Weather Bureau, 1 here. The growing demand for extra reports may result in observations being advancad and given at 1 and 7 a.m., also 1 and 7 p.m. - Additional meterological stations arve noeded to keep pace||a. $1.25 with the progress of aviation, thel b. U o, | Fe | of its operation to a son. Politics | ing of families now soparated moved to Puyallup and grew I y occupies his time | The club women will also sup-|hops. For four years he was in Reconstruetion after the civil| port thet Shipstead-Newton bill to don, England, as agent of the war sent De Priest's parents away |set aside the Rainy Lake Water-|Hop Growers “of the Pacific] from the Flerenc a., plgntation!shea region of 14500 square miles|Northwest where they were slaves, north to|in Minnesota and Canada as an he pioneer wrote several hooks - aste of their new freedom. Oscar|wietnational park. |although he had but four months' ’ I Among the books were : i then a haby ' The Nations Joman's Party |Schooling Coming Tuesday — “THE o B 2 . iR i ““'m"\, bt ‘“\\'.y».\.:u Territory West of v W oy Mo I ars in Kansas, tha iwill continte to concentrate its| y ot ) 3 ALLEY OF HELL,” an- |l negro boy came to Chicago. Thalefforts at the present session of|1° Cascade Mountains” 1879; other Metro-Goldwyn- 5 United A “black belt,” then a tiny s ‘Hep Growing in the it Mayer Picture ed district, back from the artisto-{rights amendmaent providing equal|>‘ates.” 188 Ploncer Remin’s- | Sound,” 1905; tic' Lake Michigan bounded {cpportunity in all fields for men | cnces of Puset Sound” 1f residence. district, swallowed him.|and women The Hx'n,‘:w" I 'um.‘; l}w_lu Today the “black belt” has en-! ' ’rhe child labor amendment, pro. | -4ra’s Ploneer Storles for Chil- gulted lower Michigan avenue and |hibition enforcement and uniform | " Elghti-Five Yoats of De Priest is its representative i Busy Lif 1916, m-\‘.»mv”\. Congress. of Progress in Washington,” 1 {and “Ox Team Days,” 1922 e g o) The Coliseum Presents ¥ LOEN F. DREWS 10-25-40-Loges 50 cents DI} LUXE CONCERT “Indian Dawn.” “Waters of Minnen- tonka.” “Indian Love Call.” with a gpecial screen intre-/ Practice for Moose Christmas | pretation “Wildnerriesd tree program will begin Tuesday, | (C) December 4. All Moose children LATEST IN NEWS wishing to take part please be EVENTS H S at Moose Hall Tuesday immed-| fately after- school. | e — } Sl Flics Gver Trail () [} o _’” . GUILD CHRISTMAS SALE |lv are interested. Dell E. snenfr, Ataska's tuner 1 eatres | .. 7| - Prices—10-20-40 cents Mceker retrace: he Oreg Guila of Holy Trinity! Sk w5 breans o bt SR wrile Juneau Loges 50 cents | || Nooker Stracea the Ore ; : call o Musie [N I Chief sald D s c. NOTICE *gat-{ Congress oh securing the equal warriage and divorce laws arc {other pieces of legislation in which | the women's organizations general- Attraciions g “Enuff Said and HOW!” * Christmas Sale next Saturday,| B B bl i a7 N6 matter what model or make, | route by an airplane piloted by 5 & i1 7t | December 8th in the Display when purchased or where if you|pient MAE MURRAY 1S |Room of the Alaska Wlectric!do nct understand the NOW AT PALACE ||Light and Power Company. Hand- ments ASK US. 2 | kerchiefs suitable for Christmas | ou A presents and a choice assortment |c Murray, Conway Tearle and Andre|op pope cooked food will be cn|at Beranger, opened at the Palace|gaje. Tea will be served from ! last night and is cn again for the|11 a m. throughout the after- two shows tonight. noon adv.{ For The cast and the theme of the ————— Oakley Kelly. During his adjust-'1ast years he spent in cbtaining That is part of recognition of heroism of pioneers rvice to you. Latest model|inducing communities along the ne will soon be displayed |route to erect mark LASKA SCENIC VIEWS. adv| president Coolidge, in 1926, R 4 e | authorized the issuance of a ATTENTION |special half dollar the sale of Carpenter Work cf any|which was to be used for trail | kind—shop or ecity—Call Handy|mcnuments. - S st “Altars of Desire,” starring Mae o, €0 yaur job. story constitite a good combina- tion There is just sufficient 0ld papers Tor sale at the Empire. t Andy, Phone 498. The recent Detroit illness fore- — e @ ed the pioneer to miss the first PECIAL SERVICE blending of the melodramatic and the ridictilous to satisfy all classes of both types of pictures. 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For in this rollicking film ver- sion of Avery Hopwood's siage farce, Naughty Cinderella,” the star—Ilong known 'as the queen cf tragedy—gives one of the most de- Jightful and adroit serious-comedy portrayals that anyone might wish for. 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