The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 6, 1929, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY JUNE 6, 1929 2 SRS Comfort of First Ladies Finally Wins [SCANDAL POPS Modern Appliances in White House! MOOSE SHOW e F.OR 3 DAYS STARTING TONIGHT TONIGHT {7:30—9:25 TONIGHT | 7:30—9:25 ! COLISEUM “Four Sons” | Big as the Heart of Humanity PICKETT e & - " e BPALACEN). ok ' ¢ Pk ! {Certain Juneau Young Man T AR e CONCERT Eternal Triangle ’ Appears in Role of \ Ray Southard, directing “Hello | Hawaii,” the revusical to be staged by the Moose at the Coliseum thea- tre next Tuesday and Wednesday H W : v " . This ¢ | nights, is going to make application | What Price Glory” was t'he story of the soldiers \ |to Marshal White to carry a gun. who went marching off to war. 4 |This decision was reached by South- | “, S e 3 ¥ ) Feature 1“(‘ abior . soans Tast miEite Wik Four Sons” is the .~l)ur‘\ of ‘the mother the soldiers a prominent young man of Juneau | left behind. 3 who refuses to cease paying unwel- | N A R > 1 - ER (‘o'"es | come attentions to Mrs, Southard, Mother love I’lthl‘\ love | {who is instructing in the various - And the love of youthful sweethearts— }I hl |dancing acts and also playing one b ghty lof the leading parts. ! All three are woven into the story of “Four Sons” | The young man as much as told Recommerided | Southard last night that if he was THE GREATEST HUMAN INTEREST |a better man to show it in the right {way. Southard is an oldtimer in Alaska and was here in the early |days when miners took the law inta their own hands following in- fractions of public peace. Southard ‘Mrs. Herbert Hoover, inset, finds living in the White House at Wash- ington, above, very much more agreeable since the entire heating plant has been made over. The entirs building, in fact, has been repaired and put in shape during Mr. Coolidge’s administration, which gives Mrs. Hoover the full benefit of the improvements. STORY EVER TOLD WITH Margaret Mann, the sixty year old screen find, sur- rounded by a cast of youthful and talented screen players. % L TR U TR Mondays” as her exclusive misfortune. She has sighed enviously at accounts of the smoothly run households of the elite, Knowledge of the domes- tic difficulties of the country’s First Ladies, however, might aave altered her views, for she would have realized that fort colored all the thoughts and activities of the Van Burens. The Executive Mansiop at this period was described , as “neither comfortably furnished nor sanitary.” When Millard Fillmore came to the White House in 1850 the first important heating development since Washington's time came into existence. The mansion was heated rats. She ordered the basement greqt shape and the public is prom- covered with concrete and the |jseq one of the best shows ever pre- kitchen tiled to rectify this appall- ing condition, A hot water plant was added to the hot air apparatus during the most of the sented in Juneau. Douglas and Juneau girls are vieing with each other in the many c lancing acts and each set declares McKinley administration. Finally, oo when Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt tool: | U1CIfS Will be the snappiest, which up the rule of the White House, an 1 naturally disputed by the others, up-to-date steam heating ant was The advance sale of tcikets has installed. | been large and indications are that | LATEST M-G-M NEWS - — ———- t atured, healthy and really pomsit st bl R s {plans to end the dispute but the B ic Troubles Fade| s Hervert toovers sood for- | Moose committee has asked him RICHA RD H vomestic g MR R o e |not to do anything until after the PRICES—10, 20, 50, LOgCS 60 cents & as Mrs. Hoover’s Home imagined by Mrs John Adams. wife | dining room and a few of the liv- |Show as everything is now moving RN ARIE A\ RO el T P SR R " B/lRTHELMESS = Is Renovated of the second President. who was | ing rooms on the second floor. This harmoniously with the exception ofl - — - o B = grateful for one cord and a half of | meant continued dependence on|the above-mentioned scandal. 2 IN = wood and 200 bushels of coal with [ open fires. | Southard is determined, so is the ACQUITTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE = > o 4 which to keep twelve fires burning Let Mrs. Average Housekeeper Juneau young man and the pub- ” = ROM time immemorial The audience room ot the White | contemplate the plight of Mrs. Ben- |lic may get startling realism in the ¥ £ OUT OF THE Rl] I N = Mrs. Average House-|iouse was used by Mrs Adams as | jamin Harrison, who one fine morn- |show business before many days. ¥ b i f 7 VTR | ceeper has regarded “blue|a drying room “to bang the clothes | ing discovered to her horror that| OQutside of the little triangle case : A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE H s e in” The pail of cold and discom- | the White House was overrun with | “Hello Hawail” is coming aiong in and Stan Laurel PR L A R R L R FE L LR L L U L T L T L L L U R LT T Attractions EXTRA ADDED COMEDY—Oliver Hardy “H OFF” in AR SRR RCA LAY | e This dauntless woman has kept her head unbowed though the | “bludgeonings of fate” have sacri- | ficed three of her sons to the gods :hey are universal. A’ brief review of the hardships suffered by some of the mistresses of the Executive Mansion shatters the common allusion that theirs were lives of ease and leisure. For mple, it has been only within the last decade that members of White ] House families have enjoyed ade- quate warmth during the winter months, And it has been within but the past six months that that warmth has been—because of & by grate fires of hickory and the Franklin stove. The warmth from the stove extended only a few feet, but this means of heating became instantly popular, and it marked the beginning of the movement toward central heating fn this country. It was close to 1860 when the hot air method of heating was adopted in the Executive Mansion. But this supplied heat only to those rooms which could be conveniently reached from the huge wooded flue Six months ago what fs expectea the Coliscum will be crowded next to be a final radical change in the ‘White House heating system was made, The latest type of oil burner was Installed in a special boiler in the basement of the State, War and Navy Building, across the street from the White House, with gauges and controls in the Executive Man- sion {tself. Steam is taken from the boiler through underground pipes a distance of several hundred Tuesday and Wednesday nights, as few are going to let the opportunity pass to see a real revusical. - D MOOSE PICNIC The annual Moose Picnic will be held at Salmon Creek on June 23rd. —adv. LR AR LET Amnquist #ress vour Sult | We call and deliver. Phone 526 | |of war. If you found yourself in o il 180k 1o e baxsment o1, (e wm“; R e ¢ Th : 20 _"”‘"‘“]”:i what wedld you do?jf — R degiy e R \y in| Dell k. saerr, Juneaws plano 4 eqires Scveral solutions are possible. 1t | Fish: {which meets in Seattle early In |y e avq repuilder. Phope 573, is doubtful, however, if you would F and frozen (ex- July. He will return to Junmeau | " U B arrive at the same unusual solu- | cept shell-fish)— about the middle of next month. | tion that came to “Grandma Ber- | Halibul 78,624 R clATIeA ’AIIS s % |nle” fhat indomitable mother sc Galmon 34,2501 SULLIV. KESEBES. £ | graphically portrayed by Margaret M A K E BlG GA'N’ All other 8 ¥ 3524 {MARSHAL SULLIVAN GOING | | BIG Mann. ; | Canncd (except shell- SOUTH WITH PRISONERS s:.n%., "’""ex"'x.fiflfa'{"fi".:r o . TV S This feature is tonight ending a fish) — [+ ke Weary: CHaly: = Associated Press Phote To those who like w miatch wits [, o A5, SEHTE 8 SOTEN | | salmon ' 430930| United States Marshal Harvey | Other and Usually Result From with the leading characters in a - { | or Are Dependent Upon r Rep. M. Alfred Michaelson of Illinois was freed of charges that ading characters a Cured or preserved (ex- Sullivan of the Third Division will | peno! i i hown in front photoplay, “Four Sons,” the Fox | Rheumatism | he brought liquor into this country from Cuba. He is sl Film s"‘m}m Abwing &t u:; Coli - s { cept shell-fish)— | pass through Juneau on the Yukon | (s of the court house at Key West, Fla., where his trial took place. clal g at the ¥ 3 i . | Cod 17,210 | next week enroute to the States on| These four members of the old | — 7 seum tonight for the last time, of- | | ar patace ronigut | |Alaska Products Shipped| o4 12| official business, according to word Rheumatism family seem to play tag NIRRT ALRLLLIRRGUH NGO AATRLER e s O TSSO | o — | South Last Month Are | saimon 67444 reccived by United States Marshal With the others and they run around = H One of the pathetic highlights in A complete street intersection of ] - Shell-fish— Albert White. Marshal. Sullivan in @ vicious circle of torturing and = this John Ford production of Miss|Paris was built for one of the hig Valued at $2,070,074 Clams 40,647 will have some insane patients for 38QMZIDE pains. . . 2 1. A. R. Wylie's celebrated story of |scenes of “Out of the Ruins,” Rich- e Crabs 10,141 | Morningside Sanitarium. | Sciatica, itself, is limited to pains = & mother and her sons, is the se-|ard Barthelmess' new First National | ATacka products shipped to iie | 128511 . ° : along the Sciatica nerve on the inner = ity iy 5 A 3 a pr s shir « | 4 TN part of the legs from the thighs to = quence at Ellis Island where the |starring vehicle which comes to the |States last month were valued at| the ankles. If you have these “leg = Bavarian peasant mother fails in|Palace tonight. $2,070,074, a gain of $1,068,631 over| Seal skins 340! DEPUTIES ARRIVE IN TOWN paing» or any of the other killing = a literacy test and is detained in| A fully furnished and cquipped |shipments made in the same month| Blue fox 231450| FROM TENAKEE ON HELMAR pains of Rheumatism or its kindred = her attempt to reach the home of | restaurant, patterned after the cele- |in 1928, according to the commerce| Silver or black fox 4,615 discases, don't suffer a minute longer. her sole remaining son in America. | brated Ciro's, was erected on one of |summary issued by Collector of| Red fox 30484/ Deputy Marshals W. R. Garster, | SEYON” is so quick to relieve that |2 Grandmother Bernle, (the role!the corners and a busy street with |Cusoms J. C. McBride, Copper was| White fox 2320/ W. E. Feero, and C. J. Sullivan of ¥oU Will be astonished. Th":f‘“' il £ played by the sixty-year-old Cin- street cars, automobiles and sev-|the principal item, ore exports la Mink 8,501 Tenakee, arrived here last night on frif:nds : 9; yth;uolifl:,mfiefi § derella, Margaret Mann) after many eral hundred pedestrians formed |month being worth $831,361 as com-| Muskrat 403 |the Helmar, coming in from Tena-/ Get -51-:3\95' Today at the fol |5 months devoted to the laborious ac- the background. An interesting |Pared to $305,692 in May, 1928. Beaver 2,505 |gee, Deputy Sullivan will be here lowing druggists and forget yous £ quisition of a knowledge of “let- flirtation terminated by a thrilling| The largest gain was made by| All other . 34,636 | soveral days before returning to his pains immediately, ; ters” in her native schoolhouse, is riot caused by an air raid takes|canned salmon. In May last year|Msnufactured furs 450 ' station, Butler-Mauro Drug Co. g barred from entering the United | place in the_course of the screen |shipments of this commodity fell to|Ore, matte, and regulus— H States to see her son because she story. b $5,318. Last month they were val-| Copper 831,361 £ H has temporarily forgotten her new| The action is laid in Paris at the |Ued 2t $436,930, an increase of| Lead L 15,108 = learning. close of the World War and au- |3434612. Stene, including. marble. 14,933 k l d ‘thenuc detalls are carried through- | Furs increased from $168836 tojWood: Timber and lum- u e er ea s E eaEiE T e e :out. Barthelmess plays the role of 53156:1043523;):;?) f;’;esh aklua:'% Lbem“ Ali‘lx ther articles lli.::; 2 E a French Blue Devil who deserts | g o st ) ; th ld 1 f | his regiment in order to visit his cured salmon also showed increa - e Wor ln sa e 0 E g R, The list of commodities and| ue of products of = ‘»wcetheart. A few realistic battle ST T A 1 £1,893.151 Y . bil ' = soenes, & xuiued vilage and reca- ((SLCF SO g producis of the GRited eight<cylinder automobiles! : | Curios 1,060| States returned 176,418 raw [par form the highlights of what — ' Total value of foreign STUDEBAKER EIGHTS iis heralded as one of the best products 505' [things yet done by Richard Bar- B g 1495 to 2575 | thelmess. | | i | Total value of shipments |An excellent cast supports Bar- of merchandise ..... $2,070,074 Ao Hats Regular $5,00, | thelmess, with Marian Nixon as the leading lady, Bodil Rosing as {the mother, Eugepe Pallette as the | villain, Robert Frazer and others of ;cincmalic note. PROSPECTOR LOST IN $6.00 values $3.00 i chikan this morning to conduct the [| Commerce.regulations. Only the Mr. Berg is & mining engineer.{ " % g e 5 ’ Sizes 7 and 7 1-8 |search. They were equipped for a || fiewest type, most reliable air- [|Tic has been looking over local| fqigment. Commanors EGut Coure, $7495. Prices at factory. Bumpers awd spare tires extra. Dlzes ( an B ten-day trip. craft used. We qualify you for {|mines and prospects. Later he will Only H. S. GRAVES The Clothing Man SEARCH IS STARTED J. C. Setierington, a prospector, is reported lost in the Unuk River (district. A search is being made for him from Ketchikan, | A Forest Service river boat with i ! | UNUK RIVER REGION; | Jack Thayer and Sam Swenning aboard were expected to leave Ket- Setterington has been prospect- |ing on Blue River, a tributary to the Unuk. Three weeks ago he jwas to have met Ed Reed at { Chickamin River but failed to show up. After waiting for several |days, Reed proceeded to Ketchikan and notified the authorities. S e | THELMA IN WITH CATCH The Thelma, Capt. Bernt Alstead, {brought in 5500 pounds of halibut |1ast night which were bought by the iNew England Fish Company for 11% and 8% cents, to be frozen at the Juneau Cold Storage plant. you tried the Pive o'Clock Speciais at Mabry's Cafe? 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Fifty- lone years ago he and Emory Val- |entine, pioneer of this city, were' | friends in Central City, Colo. Since |they parted there, they had not seen one another. | | |visit Whitehorse -and Dawson and Ithen go to Fairbanks. While here {he is being entertained by Mr. Val- entine. : e e——-— MISSION BOAT PRINCETON | LEFT FOR SEATTLE TODAY The Mission motorboat Prince- ton, Rev. David Waggoner, master, left for Seattle at 3 o'clock th!si morning to have a new engine in-| stalled in the boat. Robert Wag- | goner, son of the Rev. Waggoner, went as assistant to his father and Morris Richardson is also making the trip. - While in Seattle, the Rev. Wag- goner will attend the Washingion Synod of the Presbyterian Church, ’ £ | Naw Commanves Eicr Brouonast, $7675 — six wire wheels and trunk uandard Brougham HE first Studebake was introduced at the A few months later The President set eleven world and twenty-three international records, including the unapproached feat of traveling 30,000 milesin 26,326 consecutive minutes! Today Studebaker hol record for speed und endurance . . . and sells more eight- cylinder cars than any other maker. Drive a Studebaker Eight. It will win you, just as it has won multitudes of others. r Eight, The President, auto shows last year. ds every official stock car JUNEAU MOTORS, INC. IDist!'il)utors Juneau, Alaska T T T T LU L LT LT T Job Printing AT SEATTLE PRICES “MAKE US PROVE IT” “THE EMPIRE” TELEPHONE 374 T Deg - vae