The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 26, 1929, Page 3

& s I Attractions PALACE CLOSED FOR SEVERAL DAYS | & L — LAST NIGHT TO SEE. “IN OLR ARIZONA” & “In Old Arizona” the Fox special Coliseum. “In Old Arizona,” that far from having For installation of \ PRI e VS New Seats, Paint ‘lhmg When the caballero sings {as he rides out of voice grows fainter real life. ‘When the cows moo, ing and General Improvements At Theatres i_‘ Tonight is the last time to see & talkie feature now showing at the| the picture his dran as it would in| you hear them and when the stage!for thirty coach driver cracks his whip, your | |ears get that, too. jer” The locale is Arizona in the '90's |Holt, and with “Qld Ironsides” and | ;.and the story deals with the Cisco‘ August 5, 1929 August 5, 1929 ANNOUNCING CONCERT OF MARYE BURNS “The Alaska Nightingale” Coliseum Theatre 8 P. M. Reserve The Date TICKETS ON SALE NOW August 5, 1929 August 5, 1929 | | eously cruel manner. | has suspense, comedy, charm, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. FRIDAY JULY 26, |929 Kid, Portugucse bandit - gcmlrmun who, crossed in love, metes out de- | serving punishment in his right- The picture sex appeal, passion three individual performances hy Warner Baxter, Edmunde Lowe and Dorothy Burge. a newcomer, ths se much comment. I [put on a gorgeous show. is superb. WESTERN FEATURE AT COLISEUM TOMORROW “Buffalo Bill, Jr., believes, demonstrates |the generous Admiral ermld austed the |Scott Schley, potentialities of sound, it is the be-|cnough for us all,” ginning only that has been touch-'for and received, magnificent sup- ed. The microphone caught eVGrV-'port in “The Ridin' Rowdy,” that “there is glory and he asked the 1sational Pathe Western: comedy at the Col stage and screen player ars, whose last appear- ances were in “The Mysterious Rid- and “Forlorn River” with Jack “The Pony Express,” joined th: {dashing Western star when offered 'the part of the rancher-father, Mose Gibson. Harry Todd, another veteran with thirty years of experience as a background and praiseworthy char- acterizations in “Chip of the Fly- ing U” and “Flaming Frontier,” to recall him to mind, is also in the cast. Olive Hasbrouck, a little Western beauty who can both act and ride, p]aya the leading feminine role. Novelties For Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s CARD PRIZES Jarman’s: “The fruit and vegetable season is at its best now . . . enjoy them while you can at Only. the TABLES FRESHE GIVE - AWAY BEST and FRUITS as well as the and CHOICEST from the PRICES. of LOCAL VEGE- FARMERS’ MARKET in SEATTLE.” “WHY PAY MORE” PHONE 486 Personal Delivery A Few Everyday Cash Prices GREEN STRING BEANS, GREEN TELEPHONE PEAS, 2 pounds for FOUR bunches of (dl!‘Otb, Beets or Turnips TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Whltc River 901111 HEAD LETTUCE, 2 for HOT HOUSE TOMATOES, pound SUMMER SQUASH, per pound NEW POTATOES—RED, WHITE AND BLUE, 9 pounds for NEW BULK .CARROTS, 4 pounds for CANTALOUPES, 2 for EXTRA LARGE CANTALOUPES SWEET JUICY ORANGES, 2 dozen for PLUMS, Juicy, Ripe, per pound .. BANANAS, Golden, 2 pounds for . W ATERMELONS 4 POUNDS FOR 25 CENTS CABASAS, HONEYDEWS, MUSKMELONS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES “You Can’t Lose at Pete’ i Se’éttl'e Fruit & Produce that flames—and | m | HOLZWORTHIS HERE TO HUNT +|New Yorker Arrives in Ju- | neau and Goes on Six Weeks' Sport Trip | John M. Holzworth, of New York, | who for several seasons has hunted r in Alaska and British Colum- . and who has succeeded in tak- ng & remarkable series of photo- Alaska bears, arrived in Juneau on the Prince George. Mr. Holzworth left here this morning on the gasboat Cordelia | D. Trevor Davis, owner, for a bear hunt h a moving picture camera, on Chichagof, Baranof, and Admi- rality Islands, and will be gone about six weeks. Last year, Mr. Holzworth pre- sented the Biological Society of Washington with the skull of a arge male grizzly which he killed on the east slope of the Talkeetna mountains, near the Oshetna or.the | Black River. The locality is near- 1y due north of the Matanuska re- glon and about 50 miles north- northwest of Chickaloon. The skull may be seen in the U. S. National Museum in the Biological Survey collection from the Talkeetna Mountains, Alaska. Mr. Holzworth also hds a mount- ed specimen of bear, entitled Ursus Holzworthi, in the National Col- lection of Heads and Horns in the Bronx Zoological Park, in New York City. William P. Cummings, of David- son, N. C. is accompanying Mr. Holzworth on the present trip. Woof, a Jones terrier puppy, the mascot of the expedition. AT THE HOTELS Gd‘tlnmu Mzss. Hi A, Pryde; J. B. Stileg and V/. H. Dugdell, of Yakutat; E. B. Slewart, of Chicago; dl1l.;4 John W. Foleworth, New York; William P. Cumming, Davidson,, N. C.;: Mrs. William Robertsom.and son, Billie. | , Zynda | Mrs. Barbara Brock, Deer Har- bor, Was Andy Morrison; - Mrs. L. Gage; Willlam F, Schnabel, R. | W. DeArmand, Sithe. Alaskan Klaney, Yakutat; Peterson, - Yakutat. is Willard Esther Mrs, raphs and moving pictures of the | SISTER AND COUSIN | OF FLORY ON VISIT| Miss Leola Flory, sister of Com-! missioner Charles H. Flory of the Department of Agriculture, and her cousin Miss Ruth Kunz, both of Columbus, Ohio, visited with' Mrs. Flory last night while the steamer Prince George was in port. | They continued on to Skagway on the vessel, and Miss Flory will stop off here on its return trip for a two-weeks’ visit. While they were here last night | they were taken out to the Menden- hall-Glacier and visited other places of interest in the city. | e i | {MAX HUMFREY WANTS TO SEE ALASKANS; ON COAST, BUSINESS TRIP | A. A. (Max) Humfrey, former lo- cal merchandise broker who left Juneau about a year ago to open a branch of Hill Bros. Co., which was held in San Francisco, Cal, in June. He also visited friends and old acquaintances in California and | in Agua Caliente, Mexico, before returning to his home in Chicago. | And, in a lettes to his former part- ner, J. J. Meherin, he said that | business was fine but he wished he could see some of his old Ju- neau friends again. .- LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- TION NOTICES AT THE EMPIRE ——-—— FIRE ALARM TEST The City Fire Alarm System will be tested Sunday morning starting at 9 o'clock. Boxes 1-9 and 4-9 will be sound- { ed. Any other alarm sounded wilU be answered by firemen. (Signed) J. L. GRAY, | Chief of Fire Department LS N adv. will meet at polo next year. It will be the cond international series in three years for the U. S. which met and defeated the Argen- tine team in 1928, e Fresh roasiea ana pop- rcrn. Junesu Ice Cream Parlors, B PETE SAY! | Strawberries, Gooseberries, White and Yellow Turnips, also Head Let-| tuce from HAINES. FRESH TO-| DAY. Come on YOU BUY HOME PRODUCTS BOYS. —adv. nuts |Grand Master C. W. Carter. England and the United States following were inducted into office: | |G.; Robert Kaufman, R. NAVY PLANES 6O T0 SITKA 'Major Elliofind Sargent Among Those Mak- ing Flight Today The two seaplanes Juneau, pilot- | ed by Lieut. Comdr. A. W. Rad- ford, and the Sitka, piloted by Lieut. L. P. Pawliakowski (j.g.), of the Alaska Aerial Survey, U. 8. N, took off this morning at 9 o'clock on an official trip to Sitka. Among those making the flight are: R. H. Sargent, of Washington, D. C. topographical engineer of the Alaska Division of Geological Survey of the Department of the Interior; Major Malcolm Elliott, U.. S. A, President of the Alaska Road Commission, who is making the flight to Sitka for the purpose lof investigating the actiyities of the Alaska Road Commission in the former Russian capital; Chief Radioman W. L. Hicks, aviation Chief Machinist’s Mate T. L. Cox, and aviation Machinist's Mate, Ic, H. R. Trafton. Lieut. Comdr. Radford will con- fer with the chief radioman at the Nuval Radio Station in Sitka, rela- {tive to the visit of First Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ernest Lee Jahncke and of Admiral Henry J. Ziegemeir, commandant of the Navy (Yard, Puget Sound, Wash. The hour at which the seaplanes will return to Juneau is undeter- mined. The officers of Silver Bow Lodge No. 2A, Order of Odd Fellows, were installed for the ensuing term at a recent meeting by Deputy ‘The John Reck, Noble Grand; James Larsen, Vice Grand; C. W. Carter, Financial Secretary; A. E. Johnson, | Warden; Richard Lowe, Conductor; |John Green, Chaplain; | Inside Guardian; K. Nicalo, Outside Guardian; J. V. Van Atta R. 8. N. G.; Olaf Eikland, L. 8. N, S. Steve Johnson, L. 8. V. G., Oscar Jensen, retiring Noble Grand. e Our Fur Munufacturmng Depart- ment is in charge of an expert| furrier. Goldstein’s Emponum adv IIIHIIIIHIIINllIIIlllIIIHIIIIHIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllfllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII COLIBEUM A “IN OLD ARIZONA” THE BIG 100 Per Cent All Talking Fox Movietone Feature with EDMOND LOWE— and DOROTHY BURGESS “TUNING IN” HUGH HERBERT, HARRY DOWNING and ROY CUMMINGS in a VITAPHONE COMEDY of a RADIO STATION MOVIETONE NEWS—It Speaks for Itself! KING MICHAEL of Rumania and QUEEN MARIE Peter Amundson, * V. Gl LAST TIMES TONIGHT TWO SHOWS 9:25 I WARNER BAXTER send greetings to U. 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Moore, of the Federal Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration, left here this morn- ing for Taku Harbor, accompanied by Ranger Harold Smith of the D e DESTROYER MOODY DUE AT KETCHIKAN EARLY IN MORNING The destroyer Moody, bringing Ernest:Lee Jahneke, First Assistant | Secretary of the Navy, and party including Admiral Zeigemeier, Commandant of the Thirteenth Na- val District with headquarters at the Bremerton Navy Yard, is due |at Ketchikan at 1 o'clock tomor~ {row morning, according to radio advices received by the U, S. 8. Gannet. No word has been received this afternoon relative to spending the | Navy seaplanes, now in Juneau, to Ketchikan and fly the party to Ju- neau. ———,———— N. PIMENTEL IS DEAD Navario Pimentel, who has been a patient at St. Ann’s Hospital since July 8 when he was brought here from the Superior Fisheries Co., at Tenakee, died this morning at 5:30 o'clock. The body, which is at the Charles W. Carter Mortu- ary, will be sent to Seattle and will then be shipped to the Philippine Islands for burial, Anastacio Pimentel, Filipino fore- man for the Superior Packing Co., {and. brother of the deceased, ar- rived in Juneau yesterday morning from Tenakee as & pagsenger on the seaplane Ketchikan, .of the Alaska-Washington «Alrways. e e — Mr. and Mrs, George Putnam, of Worcester, Mass,, are guests of Mrs. Putnam’s brother, A 8. Knight. < They will also visit Mrs, Henry Sully. e s e CURS We are now reaay to.aller .or make up your furs. Goldne.l:'l v. GET YOUR Fruit Jars and CANNING ACCESSORIES NOW Complete stock just arrived Sanitary DEL Grocery PHONES 8385 “The Store That Pleases” QUALITY with ours. Ladles of the Jury---We Plead Guilty to the Charges of BETTER SERVICE HIGHER QUALITY SALMON CANNERIES | U. S. Forest Service. They are using the Ranger VII, Capt. George | H. Peterson to make the canneries. ‘The two inspectors arrived herz yesterday on the steamer Admiral Watson. They have just complet- ed an inspection of plants in Prince William Sound and Cook Inlet. PG NEW SHIFMENT Latest model Victor Radio with Electrola for your inspection. An- derson Music Shoppe. adv. LOWER PRICES Here are some samples of the evidence SWEET ORANGES, dozen LARGE HEAD LETTUCE BANANAS, pound .. PURE LARD, pound cartons SERVUS CATSUP, bottle DATES—IMPORTED CANADA, 2 pound packages BREAKFAST BELL COFFEE, pound LARGE CANTALOUPES RIPE OLIVES KADOTA Figs i SERVUS BREAD AND BU’I‘TER I’l(‘KI E TEA GARDEN FIG BUTTER, jar GRAPEJUICE—SERVUS, pints ... MONTE JAM, can —Gold Leaf, can in wme syrup cheaper than us—impossible. (Watch us in 3 few days and see) 2 TRUCKS AT YOUR SERVICE PURVEYORS TO PARTICULAR PEOPLE e R G R A s TG R A lie We challenge comparison in PRICE and OUALITY Just drop in aur Cash Competitor’s store and compare PRICES and They cannot SELL QUALITY goods George Brothers