The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 11, 1929, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, FEB. 11, 1929 & free po - — e ,‘-lllllllllllllllillllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlIIl||||IllllllllllllllflllllilllIlh-‘) OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS PREPARE FOR' 1929 CONTES’ITS HEv c LE AHY PR . 42 L TR R e om T HO ' ] e T ! LAST TIMES swams ) [T MR S B ViSTS NoRTH| Collseum \‘ | 2! AN i ' j Rev. Chares E. Leahy, 8. J., m . ) ! the guest of Rev. Gabriol Mon-| Eddie Cantor, Clara Bow, Billie Dove in “HOT HEELS™—BIG HIT—FAST STUFF S ; N . e L yer il Tho Revi Hdabs-at] = s 45 i ¥ 3 3 n\ul from the south on the Ala- “ ,, s s T e i ; ¢ PR T | meda last night and ‘is to give| All (70medy—Dam-mgiRacmg : . LA B e foa a series of lectures: in Alas KID BOO I 1 % s before returning to E With News—Orchestra Music—Comedy | L T / . ; SRR NG RcTote in Los (nkbiee, Skl R 1 BRI is to leave for Skagway on the| Margnita tomorrow night where| COMING TUESDAY A ‘ CTHREER 1 e e 4 e ; b | |the first lecture will be delivered. | B hidb i ! W e B R ' < =TTRRRN . el “The Heart of the Yukon” |+ @ g AR - | | the past and declared this morn- i HEA DR NS ey . : : . 4 ing that he was an ardent booster | Prices—10-20-40-Loges 50 cents P her to Alaska where gold has just | ool p . : } LB ik '}“'“‘Skl“ S84 thath the: » been found, and into the country | i & 3 4 weasiiar -10a¥8s. no puor | impress I AttraClvons hess ootne: all iebrtanoti Ravantis: | o : ¥ 3 g Tan! sion with him as he knows what e ers, from the pionecrs themsely. . ; a8 R 5 : 5 the summer weather is like and AL TROGER Lo o b hemeies . el : ‘ , §| [whacit more than makes up for made on the weakness of «)ti\ o ’ ‘ - # the dampness that seems to be She falls into the met of one 2 NEysAtlingialthie Ume, ‘Cash” Gynon, a saloon. keeps s s > s 2 ¢ . : 3 RO L R | S S 3 per, ; : B : vis av. Leahy on his way I “HOT HEELS" Is FAST and from then on events move| (B : : : : . } - Bty oy é,{;‘ul,,'“:“' ;4 “}'“.“I*();,‘u“l?‘ SHOW, NOW AT PALACE | swiftly to a climax which is . : l'nive‘rm‘y near Los Angeles, h‘o breath ‘taking in its dramatic in- s 3 IS i e e g “Opening with a theatrical com- tenzity. is for t:e most H)I’ the 3g-«r sta- pany presenting a melodrama in 2 Charming Anne ;ii(;"f;ln: :‘::“T",(: ,:““:‘(:':ll"\'\::(,::}‘:{ hick town, in:which the musician tne part of the girl, while John ohkbies Mokt bis routine work: it is the whole thing in the pi rs is seen in the other lead- bl i ; the south. WILL BE CLOSED FOR TWO scream in itself, the musician, who ing. role. Russel Simpson, Frank is the hotel clerk getting “stuck” Campeau and Eddie. Hearn com- WEEKS FOR REPAIRS AND | i Old . papers for sate at The on the leading lady when the plete the list of principals. ; . i Fmplrep D troupe goes busted; scenes shifting S : E # & 3 ? % . . b : ) e ‘ ALTERATIONS Commercial job print b thoatrical pertormancs siven, JUNEAU AND SKAGWAY,| (5 ' i e & o then to the race track at Han TEACHERS JOIN N. E. A_: . : A ; : " 1 - % T : Empire . he city of Port Townsend was Cornwall plays with an exciting race—these just high lights of “Hot ¢ Al of (he which opened at thes Palace yes- gopa teachers in two Al hitle 5 ; v public schcols have taken Oarsmen of the University of California who have started training are: (Inset) left to right, HILLIC terday and is on for the final membership in the National Bdu- Ky Ebright, coach; Logan, Mullins, Montgomery and Harvey, all coxswain candidates. Standing, Pete each d two times tonight. The orchestra ‘Il-atiun Association, -according to Donlan, Hube Caldwell Jnm Workman, Bull Dalley,Blll Thumpson, l-rank Fredbrl(kl and Jack Brenck. ch ay gives a splendid concert and also an announcement made from its|~————————- Frpa T Pl S is how ] R. T. Kauffman plays for the first show. {headquarters at Washington, D.| But it i asy task. Though i 3 1 Glenn Tyron is the star of “Hot [C., by J. W. Crabtree, exccutive| Drug (,r()u,n imn Back ’(lr(]s {New York State 1t 1a illegal fy ;mlfl Fraprictor Heels,” with ‘Patsy Ruth Miller|secretary. sess or grow the plant, detectives as the girl. Gretel Yoltz is splendid | These reports of 100 per cent| oRelya S o as the smart cracking chorus girl. jenrollment represent teach- Me'l‘lc() to U S Yollth; \l‘:f:\,' ' ,‘.m.'-“(l I\‘all)nllld\" “;],:) 1,4\1;)1;: — lers of the Juneau schools who, Wlnck yards RdeN BB Wnd : £ have enrolled fer the fourth con- |- §ven in comete “KID_BOOTS" IS NOW secutive year; and six teachers e SHOWING, COLISEUM | ot the Skagway schools who have Grows On Va From “come-on” *o caddy is the range covered by Eddie (ilhur ace of Broadway comedian “Kid Boots,” Paramount’s comedy which opened at the (Coliseum theatre last night. The Florenz Ziegfeld success, “Kid ‘Boots,” with Cantor as star, ‘ran for three years in N York, setting a high attendance mark by playing to morz than a million people. It is safe to pre- dict that Cantor's first film will also roll up new records for pro- ductions of this kind, and that it will also definitely establish Ed- die as one of filmdom's hést Hets. “Kid Boots” convulsed last night's audience with one laugh after another. It starts in an east side clothing store. Cantor is the “come-on” who forcibly lures customers in from the street. Eddie finds himself enmeshed in a maze of difficulties wHen he fits, Malcom Waite, a husky swim- ming instructor, with a coat. Therefore, when Waite returns to get his money back—the fun be- gins. Clara Bow and Billie Dove are in the cast. The story concludes in rapid fashion with some of the funniest scenes ever filmed. Directed by Frank Tuttue, “Kid Boots” is one of .the best comedies seen this season. '1‘ “THREE MILES UP” IS | AT PALACE TOMORROW B3 = Pioneers! The word brings a thrill to those -who enjoy adven- ture and romance, Through the ages the intrepid have gone forth to conquer un- mapped lands and uncharted seas, until at last the whole earth has enrolled for this year. | In a congratulatory letter to | W. K. Keller of the local | s, Mr. Crabtree said: “We are proud of your record of 100 per cent enrollment. It shows a|! fine leadership on your part and | an excellent professional spirit on the part of your teachers. Con- | v|gratulations to you and succe: in your werk for the cause of education. The enrollment in the N: E. A is more than 193,000, our® goal is set for 200,000 in 1929.” e RADIO. T0. REPLAGE ' 3 PETERSBURG CABLE Petersburg «will be cut off tae main line of the Washington- Alaska Military Cable on or about March 1 and will be served there- after only by the radio station which is now Dbeing installed here, according to announcement made this week by Corporal Emil E. Hill, Operator in Charge of the local station., A 200 watt radio % station is replacing the cable, | which is being cut off as a means | of increasing the general effic-| iency of the service and: also- to cut down the present expenses of the service, it is explained. Because of the great volume of traffic for Juneau and Seward, it [ has been found advisable ‘to in- stall automatic sending and re- ceiving equipment in crder to speed up the service and the loeal 23 |station, Wrangell and Sitka being in the circuit hampers operation of these mechanisms. These three cammunities. will therefore . be served by radio. — (Petersburg Press.) MASK BALL | Fun at the Mask Ball, Fab. 23 “One’s sub-conscious ego stands amused by and observes a sec- at Moose Hall. Features ‘include cnd €go go through the mcst ridiculous capers . . Only a few days ago agents vis ited a vacant lot on East One Hun- found enough of the ripened plant to poison a thousand youthful minds A hardy plant readily grown in a mnorthern eclime, the seeds and tender under-leaves are Marvested for drug purposes. These are crushed, mixed with alcohol and allowed to dry again. Later they are flavored with red pep per, sugar and sometimes with some aromatic incense. Then they are made into cig tt Marihnana isn't a heart imu lant, but agpur o thg mervous systent, 80 ‘powerfiil tHat ‘4 few months of its use s to de- stroy the strongest constitution. A {elap of the hand sounds like thun |der; one can literally hear a pin dmp_ Great distances loom he- fore the eyes—a step across the room appears like a long journey. A pleasant sensation is long-drawn out. Seconds seem like hours, The Sencation Is Pleasant During this phase the smoker |enjoys a pleasant and serenc sen | sation of comfort; his mind seems |detached from his body, and an |other personality stands off and { whimsically and amusedly notes what appear to be highly ludicrous actions of the corporeal self The smoker of the weed goon |finds he has difficulty in conze trating on anything; his mind leaps from idea to idea. And many imes He returns to a first sub (ject after the passage of hours mnd continues where he left off. | It: i3 them that he is verging on nsanity. The time required. to render a wddict hopelessly in by doctors at five ye: a ,twenty or even more of the opium smoker. Hence the drive to kill the drug at its source—the window box and the vacant lot plots. @red and Twenty-fourth street and| IPENS fruit AND a few pounds at a time | by a patented, continuous process is how Hills Bros. roast their fine blend of coffee. No other process produces such a full-bodied uniform flavor. For every berry — every pouud, is roasted ('hifl‘y HILLS BROS i’:f’l Jrom the orig- Easil; M with 0 ke, © 1929 T CARBAGE HAULED AND LOT CLEANING G. A. GETCHBELL, Phone 109 or 149 Our Yard -no matter how large or how small your ogder- it will receive. Where? ? Here —the food question is answered. Your every grocery want will find fulfillment at a price that represents a marked saving. Our patrons delight in personally shopping for their pantry needs and we delight in having a well stocked store, scrupulously clean; with courteous attendants. We aim to please and our patrons are pleased when they shop for their groceries here. CALIFORNIA CROCERY PHONE 478—Free Delivery HARRIS ‘Hardware Co. FOR YOUR Plumbing Supplies Rugs Linoleum WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE come under man’s dominion. 6 big prizes and novelty numbers method of imhaling the drug, below, a deadly backyard crop and £ g N specialattention and 4 But this generation may claim|Dby Juncau's best dance band, the!a user “rolling her cwn. iSERSATIONA‘L STRIKE be shipped h : . 5 4 the greatest adventurer of them|Serenaders. A special prize f“fy i S B IN NUKA BAY MINE gAPEre 00 "Ule Remember the Firemen’s Dance Tomorrow all—the aviator, who, bird-like,|mOSt comic costume. —adv. By GRAHAM STEWART perience” something new in thrills| i ho_nt v, fitis LREOENT Mokt —— NEW YORK—A cult of mari-|by puffing the deadly leaf of the| .yimim s totar aasay value of| .| nght If you are interested in daring| BEXPERT SHOE REPAIRING | huana-smokess in ult Cannabis Americana— 158800 computed by the Alaska \, aviation, see “Three Miles “Up,” It pays to nave your zlp])?l‘fl’(‘uu.d Greenwich Village; ha Small wonder that the narcotic|ojlege Mining Department and which opens at the Palace theatre [28d boots re-built at “Mi ke orgies rivalling those of ancient|division of the metropolitan policc hitting this enormously rich lead | on Tuesday. = Never before have|AY0ian’s. Gent’s furnishings. adv Oriental days in certain luxurious|is 'waging a desperate fight 10 G0 feet sooner than had been so many thrills been packed into RIS R night life resorts; ha in Bo-lslamp out what is considered onc cxpected: and five feet exposed | one film. Al Wilson, the star who| CGemmercial job printing at The ,hemia where writers tists, musi-!of the most dangerous drn y n one wall only, it is no wonder never uses a double, has opened Empire. cians d.n[l ov.hpm gather to "ex- to nm}m 1.'. aran n Ame nere is much rejoicin the his bag of tricks and.exhibits all o o e St ¥ 5 SPAN PLACED lN WORLD’S LONGEST HlGHWAY BRlDGE of them, in this, his latest starring|: vehicle. The picture, whieh s - the sec, ond of a series of four airplane productions being made by Uni- versal, is directed by Bruce Mitch- ell who alsq wrote, the story. * Ethlyne Claire, William Malan, Frank Rice, Wiiliam" @lifford, Bil: ly “Red” Jones, : Joe- Bennett, Archie Ricks and Art Boebel are in the cast. AR 9873 THEART OF THE YUKON" | AT COLISEUM TUESDAY | o Tk afich o :‘Pb( and counterplot rua riot im: “The Heart of the Yukon” the Pathepicture which comes. to the Galiseum for two days, starting to- morrow. But in spite. of ‘the many forces which clash in this fine drama of the Alaska gold rush days, there is:mo poiat - in the story where the plot is obscured by too much interplay of .dramati¢. incidents. || Throughout the picture, the story i is told in a vivid, lively and in- Babcock & Downey quartz mine down at Nuka Bay as well as among the mining fraternity in Seward. The ‘owners have ordered a | ton Denver quartz mill which {will arrive and be seft down to surprise. Bay in the s ng. A |concentrating table is expected to| arrive Saturday on the ste ummpi Northwestern. Besides the Den- ver mill a large quantity of ad- ditional machinery and accessor- ies has been ordered and upon 1 ceiving ‘the mew equipment at | least' a half-dogen miners will: be employed to assist in the ercction and carrying on of development work and actual operations next | summer.— (Seward Gateway.) " MIDGET LUNCH || The HOME of the Square v Meal Four Bits Up Open 6 a. m. till 7:30 p. m. | e S — : In ordering lumber for Alaska, specify Earrell - it’'s youn assurance of good: materials, special grading and prompt attention. ch fimsh stock - building ‘lum« ber...whmver your requirements - write or wire us. we do the rest! - J. B. BURFORD & CO || ‘Thousands of miles from her native Alaska, Nanette, ane of L. €..Bmith and Corona i huskies which carried di serum to Nome in 1925, is ; mg{m. the(ahr:v:! of nm of sons at farm of owner, Seppala, at ing over her brood, _ teresting manner, which adds to ! the pictare. f & ik g 4% In brief thé theme concerns the || cdventures of a girl who goes out |