The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1929, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY I, 1929. Gallagher, Richard “Skeets” Jack|® e e @ e c ® 000 000 0 Egan and Joseph Smiley head his| e TODAY'S STOCK [ ; supporting cast. . QUOTATIGNS . Liberally sprinkled with laughs ©¢ ¢ @ ¢ e c ¢ @ ® @ ¢ 0 & o ) and typical Field's gags, “The Pot- ——— GULD AND DRY P ko gt DID PA L ters” may truly be called his best| NEW YORK, May 1.— ele S(lyb“ VAT Tl f picture to date. Not even in|neau mine stock is quot = POTTER WORK? | % “That Royal Girl" “It's the Oldjat 6, American Smeltin 8 Sape ) | TONIGHT—AIl Comedy |Army Game,” or “So's Your old|ahy 54, C Single Flash of Lightning “Credit is a temptation | Man,” has he been seen to such|Dust 65%, R Q: . = SRS T 1 advantage. Fred Newmeyer, direc- |tional Pow . | and bmgle Peal of . to kee P you I debt. LAST TIMES TONIGHT : | i JAS NIGHT | ( msfi‘ P"J $ tor of Richard Dix's “The Quarter-|Steel 151%, , Thunder Noted Debt means worry and I back” megaphoned for the star.|Continental 3 & { i R l' nd > D | ¢ Sam Mintz and Ray Harris adapted { Rubber 129% April was decidedly cold and dry, CRER - IBoRRE. EGRPERG TIII‘ I (i r ! E,u R % 3 {he McEvoy's. stage success for Para-|A 30%, about half more than the| ence. So YOU use your ] TR i | O mount. Gas 37 ge amount of sunshine. The Shedit STl e r AND BOY FTOMORROW & s first ten days were unusually cold,' J R o m el n - it o 4 usly below smereency.’.’ s Sure T { MATRIMONE AL HOMET. e e “3:;:."}(? ntym[- wa.;hml?ztxllgut:;sl‘.\hcb~rl<t>l\1‘ emergency. It's Sure HOT'! i e —— ——l3 y | At four oclock one afternoor| | ,{ ND W’”FRE ! Ireached the lowest figure on record | ( Ili{ & i( () Edmund Lowe was seen forcibly | FHE S 35 3 | de i weather man R. C. Vlm AT et ' Nm'N'A LEE CORBIN ejecting his attractive wife, Lilyan S {in his report today. AVE A DATE It W [ : i Tashman, from an elaborate hotel | Charles Bates, prominent The mean temperature was 38.0°, S ) ) t ont Be Lone— | Also M-G-M QPQTLI( sHTS | suite. neryman of Cordova, is a pagsen- or 2.4° below normal. The warmest L \aad of LATEST NEWS and At five, they were noticed driv-|ger for that place on the steamer April of record was that of 1912 What? 1 SHORT SHOTS ing amiably along Hollywood Boule- | Aleutian. Mr. Bates has been out- |with a n of 44° and the coldest . ] - vard together. side on vacation s that of 1927 with a mean of “\[T\])““\! and \“)\ ”J'n)\[f‘“ : The answer is that, every day — 134°. The lowest tempecrature w. v 4 3 MUTT AND JEFF until five o'clock during the film-| HALIBUT S AT 1175 |13° on the 3rd. The highest tem- n ing of Colleen Moore’s starring pic-| The 6,800 pound halibut cargo of |perature was 59° on the 22nd, and ‘ “INVISIBLE ture, “Happiness Ahead,” which is|the Venus sold at the Juneau Cold the highest in any previous Aprii Joy s :, showing at the Palace Thursday, |Storage this morning at prices 0( vas 69 REVENGE Mr. and Mrs. Lowe were bitter ene- he total precipitation was 3.34 = mies, having been cast as such hes, or 202 inches below the Y COMING THURSDAY in Miss Moore's support. At five normal. The total snowfall whs | Sllb N (‘()’Itr(a'(‘f()i's (,”(! i k¢ o'clock the battle was halted until :TY MEETS |88 inches, or 3.5 inches above the | g 1 C ll nine the next day. 1 hold it.,i rage. The wettest April of /‘I .i AR i . ' olleen monthly ¢ Fridey |record was that of 1900 with @ to- Mechanics Aliention. — % | afternoc p. m 1 of 11.37 inches and the driest Moore IMEXREREY BWATLBE . the church parlor Arthur|was that of 1917 with a total of L] { . COMING, COLISEUM ., | Ficken and M Rutherford will|169 inches. The greatest 24-hour o0 —— o = ¥ Clarence Burton, who perhape |t 8s hostesses. Aad\'_;j)rcclgrt;}uon was 148 inches onj| a W e les . has played more detective roles e o The Warrack Construction Co. of “Ha iness than any ether screén player, once M So N Feel : There were seven clear da ! 4 ‘ pp more does the gum-shoe act in|[MaN 50 INervous ;e; NL'?I _10(1' 1’1“' cent f}‘“slh“:l": P e Ketchikan, Alaska, and cattie, 9 ‘Chicago,” a dramatic DeMille stu- His dtomac Bmpi P} CoNMy CAYS, Ly BRI §R UST ARRIVFD Vas ¢ en awarded the eone Ahea(l B o 3 and 14 days wiih measurable pre- J A Wash., has been awarded the con Biyre snd’ Vietor Waioqnt whieh | . ok SEERT L Maoiacnd SHiaton. There ars 2488 Mol tract to construct the new building | O, 0, o i the GOl | ke i1 was umoing. Vinoll G PO ©f e in Sitka for the Sheldon -Jackson Thursday and Friday. entirely relieved the trouble, I)POL N BURIT o rection was| g % : s Burton, who plays the Sergeant |fee] hetter than in years."—J. C.|p At S School. of Police, was added to an unusual- | pyke. "a]: “; 2 mcn:"e"”%;e"en‘:;i};nm'_n ly strong and well balanced cast| Vinol is a compound of iron,|M1€S Per hour. Ay A TR AR A 1 ] which includes in prominent roles | phosphates, cod liver peptone,|Vind velocity was 25 miles per hour SUB-CONTRACTS WILL BE LET ttractlons T. Roy Barnes, May Robson, Julia |t FIRST bottle makes |from the west on the 1st. 3 Faye and Robert Edeson. Frank er and have a BIG| A single flash of lightning and For Pitiioaliie - Wate o Wik t Theatres Urson directed from the script of sasily ;"s)augéo "DXL;:] :[t :l}::n;:fr were noted | t c or articulars— rite or vire A Lenore Coffee. are surprised hm\ QUICK | el S Tl y Ar Fl' FENT I T the iron, phosphates, etc, give| Auroras were doblsfietrl:'od on the 1 ete vays, e (4 le Ao ¢ “ PF] ” new life and pep. Vinol tastes de-|4th, 5th, 15th an X i [ P STAMPi{EEDE JogNNOR iicious. Butler-Mauro Drug Co. e A ) S = e ) TURN TH —adv. | COMEDY FEATURE % 5 - W h C o C ‘ NOW AT PALACE : o |CITY LEAGUE IS THESE ARE C ASH PR]CES arrack Construction Co. B = John Stenbraten, better known as | il RENAMED CHANNEL 3 5 d ; Am- | “Stampede John,” is home again ALL LEAGUE 428 North 34th St. Seattle ily or are you one of those abject|among the Sourdoughs, as he put H BA.SEB E mortals whose every move and rule|it, after spending the winter Out- butter (ulStI'()b (Jl]()l(.e (418 1m- of conduct is moderated by someone | side looking over mining properties For the purpose of ;mmumm]g higher up? If you are one of the|in the Southwest States and in ns and making game s ery, p()und PRI S SR NS, 3 qf; 50 latter, and you weuld like to turn|Mexico. 1 for the season, over 45 b: < L \ ~ the tables, you might learn some-| Mr. Stenbraten has been a figure the City League teams met last | I‘,:lstcrn Corn l‘ Cd Bncon, lb 39 thing tonight at the Palace, where|in every gold stampede of note rml ening and elected mandgers dnd . < C “The Head of the Family,” 4 Goth- |the last 40 years. He is known laed on otner detans of tme @ Juicy Eastern Hams, pound 39 am Production, holds sway. from the gold fields of Africa )} sport’ for the season. | 5 » 7 ) - The picture detatls the trials and | South America and Australia to fa ‘The name of league was ehanged | I‘,}_{,‘_(S, A-:\(). 1 gr:ldc, & d()l. f()[‘ .(D tribulations of a plumber who is|nside the Arctic slope where hc from The City Baseball Leagu to 5 c 2 e hred by a wealthy, henspecked|has mushed alone on the quest of Gatinens Cupnnal amatens bose i Lgs; fanty tatee,2 doz. for.. .75 ~ bearing ore. Many valuable cl have been staked by him. In the south, Mr. Stenbraten in- vestigated property in Northerr Mexico, Nevada, Utah and othe: father, to manage his family dur- ms ing his absence. That he succeeds is evidenced in the fact that he finally marries the wealthy man’s sall League. This was decided as | Douglas is represented and a 0 because there are several players on the teams who are High School | e $E “ s i LA 3 I_MllllllllllllllIIIlIllIIHIIlIIIIlllllllllmlii"llIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIINIIII W dshm(rron \spdl agus Tips, pound 25 MOTOR CARS daughter, puts his house in per-| f 4 siudents, therefore of amateur % fect order, and calls it a day. Southern . Staes. wHa. -coramnted standing Rhl]bflrb, Wscdors o ik 25 Winsome Virginia Lee Corbin is|/0day on the great activity of the it S| several mining camps in Nevade Bill Vale was elected manager | 10 Fresh tender Spinach, pound. Fresh String Beans, pound ... Fresh Peas, pound ........... New Potatoes, 3 pounds for. .. Radishes, 2 bunches ......... Green Onions, bunch ........ Bunch Carrots Cucumbers, large. . Gelepy ™ 2 the daughter in the case; William Russell is the he-man who is pro- moted from plumbing to family managing; and Mickey Bennett, Richard Walling, William Welsh, and Aggie Herring make up the rest of the cast. They very deftly and with mueh gusto .contribute a riot of laughs to this entertaining farce. The story is by George| While in Juneau Mr. Sten- Randolph Chester and ran in the |praten is a guest at the Alaskan * Saturday Evening Post. | Hotel. ¥ .ot of the Moose team, H. Messer- MO OR BOATS schmidt manager of the Elks team, F. Cameron manager of the Le-{ 2 gion team and Jimmy Manning manager of the Douglas team. Roy Thomas was elected Umpire- in-Chief and will choose his own assistants. The opening games of the season will be played on May 12 at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The Elks will twirl against the Legion and the Moose team against the Douglas team. Six games of the season will be played in Douglas, two of the six | being scheduled for Sundays. ng that at one copper property 1200 men were employed in the underground workings. More min- eral wealth is being uncovered anc worked all the time he stated. Mr. Stenbraten will be north this summer working in various sec- tions of the Territory in the min- ing game. t NEW ZEROLENE w'} AT ST. ANN’S HOSPITAL 53 | “THE POTTERS” NOW | SHOWING, COLISEUM & T T T T L L L L] Miss Peggy McLeod, who under- went a major operation at St. Ann’s b | J. P. MCEVOY'S play, “The Pot- | Hospital tly, left the hospital PSR a3 I ters,” was flashed on the Coliseum 10‘:! kiei k::rc:: tinis emomiengr s, thc mOdem SOlld Head Lettuce e S ]5 4 sereen last night with W. C. Fields| C, L. Saar, who is employed as LUTHERAN LADIES AID SOlld ’I‘Orn iltOCS pOUnd i 25 starred as Pa Potter. And, he is Pa. From his very first entrance we are drawn to this struggling henpecked husband and through his triumphs and failures are we moved to smile and even sob, just & little. “The Potters” is a story of every- day folk, the kind we know and lve with. Ivy Harris, playing her first major screen role as Mamie, and Mary Alden as Ma Potter, are featured in support of the star. To insure good BREAD which would you bake—ONE lant oaf . several small ones? For the same reason Hills Bros. roast their famous blend of coffee a few pounds at a time by their patented, continuous pro- cess — “Controlled Roasting.” No other process can roast coffee so evenly and insure such a de- licious, uniform flavor, HILLS BROS clectrician at, the Alaska Juneau, was operated on for goitre at the hospital this morning, and is doing well, according to his physician. Mrs. N. G. Nelson's condition was reported as slightly better this morning, by hospital authorities. NEW RECORDS Shipment of New Records just received. Anderson has returned better have your piano tuned NOW ANDERSON'S MUSIC SHOPPE —adv ———o—— EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING It pays to mave your zippers anc boots rebuilt at Mike Avoian’s Gent's furnishings. —adv —— Commercial job printing at The Empire. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Notice is hereby glven, that per- suant to an eorder of sale made by the Probate Court of the Terri- tory of Alaska and entered of record. on the 27th day of March 1929, in the matter of the estate of Jess Jensen, deceased, the und- ersigned administrator of said es- tate will sell at public auction subject to confirmation by the court, thc iollowing described rea’ |property to wit: Lot Nine (9) in Block Fourteen (14) of the said town of Haines as shown by the official plat thereof, said sale will be made on theWith day of May. 1929, at the hour of two oclock in the afternoon of said day at the premises to be sold; terms of sale, ten per cent of bid at time of sale, balance to be paid on con- firmation of sale by the court. COFFEE lrallnuth kibvmvfl the key, © 1929 Dated this 1st day of April, 1929. G. W. HINCHMAN, Administrator. First publication, April 10, 1929. Last publication, May 1, 1929. oil A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT ATARRH of head or throat is usually benefited by the vapors of— 0oty 21 Miloh SorsBeta The Ladies Aid Society fo the Resurrection Lutheran Church, will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Lutheran parsonage at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Harry Larson and Mrs. Harry R. Allen, will be hostesses. '"A hearty invitation is extended to ali members and friends to attend the meeting. — e ——— Try a TOASTED SANDWICH at ;the Juneau Ice Cream Parlors. adv THE BIENNIAL BALL GIVEN BY THE 9TH T 1 but the public is “Last Session” of MEMBERS OF ERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE . IN SENATE CHAMBERS (A. B. FRIDAY EVENING, HALL) MAY 3RD 929 : There will be no special invitations, invited to attend the the Ninth Territorial Legislature—and join in the big dance. F(mc\ Winesap Apples, doz. . Fancy Spitzbergen Apples, doz. Yellow Newton Apples, doz. .. Oranges dozen .....25, 30 40, Yemons, dozen .............. Florida Grapefruit ......... Florida Crapefruit, ex. large. Cooking Apples, dozen . Oregon Prunes, 30-40 ....... Alaska Rutabagas, 6 1bs. for . Fancy Bulk Carrots, 6 Ibs.’ for Parsmps,3f0r Jurnips. 3er ... 00 it Dry Onions, 3 1-2 for....... Omon gets 2 pounds for.... PETE SAYS— to waste. port your FARMERS.” e Haines Potatoes . . . . 700 sacks going They are wonderful potatoes: and if you are an ALASKAN you shuuld sup- Seattle Fruit & Produce Co. Telephone 486 Free Delivery AT SEATTLE “MAKE US PROVE IT” “THE EMPIRE” TELEPHONE 374 W Old Papers for sale imting PRICES = L LT T TR L L L LT LR L LR LT CE R PR LT L L T O T T R T TR T S LT L4 0t IIIIHIIllIII|l|Illllllllllllllllllllllmflf at Empire Office