The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 19, 1929, Page 3

F\ ! 1 ? THE DAILY ALAbKA FMPIRE THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1929. = \ ! & 3 T R JEWS MARCH IN PROTEST | PARADE MUTHER SL AIN ' | P | Auracti | AI.ACE i BY DAUGHTERS | 1 g At Theatres | " ! LAST TIMES TONIGHT ‘! L UVE AFFAIR News Comedy | 2 | e 3 LIRS IN “THE | c 3 i EMIL JANNINGS ar cousevm || Confession Is Made by ‘At- ia ond hoi -t Bt tractive Indian Girl idiences while portray- 3 “The {[ing the roe of ' contessoa mr- of Crime jt : death jn the c!@ctric! Last dered a task to test| NORTHPORT, Wash., Sept. 19. A of any actor, accord-|—Prosccutor Thomas Oakshot said 99 itics of stage and screen|Helen Moses, 20 years old Indian Lau gh has confessed she shot and (I« trying characteriza-| 1 her mother, Susie Moszes, 16-20-50—Loges 60c 1 45 years, last night because tter ohjected to “her rela- FRIDAY ' Fox Movmtom | h Clarence Hartley, form- “THE UPLAND uction adapted from | ate of the State Reforma- e 12 k Halworthy Hall and| R]DER" |Robert Middlemass. and in which| ), Sk & | Marguerite Churchill appears oppo- || The Ijrosecutor_ said the extreme: SUNDAY-MONDAY A e T ina ||y attractive girl told him her e G b e Valiant” is ®|mother whipped her during an al- Special Attraction current feature at the COMSEUM | icrcation over Hartley's attentions. SAEBJORN BUTTEDAHL Tl;_‘;“““ | In support of her confession, the presents i endered to the police gy said she shot her mother with . KO3 after slaying an enemy, the man caliber rifle after which she “A M()l,Nl‘AIN \\hon; Muni so graphically depicts Hartley dragged the body | % in this gripping drama, directs|aroung tr .1 into sos ROMANCE” widespread notice to his case bY [brush then Jffi'sfiaxfi"‘:nen;pfirfi‘ |2 firm refusal to reveal his real|tn. “discovery” of the body. o . = name, his determination being to| The gir] has 1 in jaf FOR CHARTER | Assoolated Press Photo |shield his family from disgrace. |ang 5 i‘:\rralg: )?::nb:ezcjgsuel:i lxol: Mototship Vitginia TV. Hunting | Parade sponsored by the Amerfcan Palestine Jewish Legion, pro- The climax of the action is|y, /'s arrest on a charge of be- parties solicited. For p\rtlculnrs‘ testing what they charged was laxity on the part of the British In reached in a heart-moving scene lm 1" accessory to the murder. } call C. A Fox Douglas 21. adv.! control of Palestine situation, was held in New York. between the convict and a young|mge pas served iwaote in the! ST o = R B D T R T T R girl who suspects he is her broth-|nonyoe Reformatory on grand lar- ‘:‘; 3']:;‘)(;‘%\0\0 suspicions he Stl"“fsicnnv charges, Oakshot said. | “The valiant” was directed by | William K. Howard with a notable|WILL REHABILITATE cast, including John Mack Brown, OLD JOSLIN RAILROAD Richard Carlyle, De Witt Jennings, ° | Henry Kolker, Edl'h Yorke, Cliff| Col. O. F. Ohlson, General Man- e a s | Dempsey - and George Pearce, in|8ger of the Alaska Railroad, de- [ {support of Muni and Miss Church-|¢ided to rehabilitate the railroad 1L frem Fairbanks to Chatanika, and! , ! i 2 gang of men was ordered to be- “Success is not an accident, it comes i . .. |gin the work this week. | KEN MAYNARD AT || This road is the old Tanana to men and women who work and | | PALACE TOMORROW ‘1Mmcs Railway that was built by < o ——————3i|the late Falcon Joslin and sold to The TELEPHONE never made the Government some years before save. money for YOU and NEVER will. WE can help you save, so COME DOWN TO OUR STORE AND SEE. PRICES offer an inducement but QUALITY OFFERS A REASON.” PHONE 486 Personal Delivery Scervice TOMATOES and Lots of TOMATOES which we MUST SELL or GO OUT OF BUSINESS—#$1.40 per box or 10 cents per pound. F'ruits in Original Containers CONCORD GRAPES, per basket ....._.. ITALIAN PRUNES, per box ... CRABAPPLES, per box DAMSON PLUMS, per box GREEN PICKLING TOMATOES, per box FRUITS FRUITS " COOKING APPLES—TFine, per doz:n GRAVENSTEIN APPLES—Extra fancy, per dozen .. JOHNATHAN APPLES—Extra iancy, per dozen Concord Grapes, Malaga Grapes, Seedless Grapes, Tokay Grapes, L‘uh Finger Grapes, Corshon Grapes and ZINFANDEL GRAPES — if you do not know what they are for “ASK PETE.” A Few Everyday Vegetable Prices FRESH GREEN PEAS, per pound ... v KENTUCKY WONDER GREEN BEANS, per pound .. 15 EXTRA FANCY LARGE HEAD LETTUCE, per head ... 15 NEW YAKIMA POTATOES, $4.00 sack, 23 pounds for .. 1.00 NEW HAINES POTATOES, 23 peunds for . HAINES NEW CABBAGE, 2 pounds for 15 DRY ONIONS, 6 pounds for 25 HAINES YELLOW TURNIPS, 4 pounds for . 25 HAINES RUTABAGAS, 5 pounds for 25 .35 NEW CROP NAVY BEANS, 2 pounds for Lots of Cantaloupes at 10 Cents Each and Up WATERMELONS, HONEY DEWS—Also PERSIAN MELONS GREEN VEGETABLES Pickling Cucumbers, Green and Red Peppers, Red Cabbage, Cauli- flower, wonderful Celery, Cucumbers, Hubbard Squash Nappa Jap- anese Green Lettuc, Ground Cherries, ete. Y | Western pictures with their dash- |iny action, spectacular stunts and :cl(un sweep of open country are jnot only holding their own in the {ficld of screen entertainment but larc rapidly forging ahead to the ‘le.ld, according to the crowds that 1have been attending “The Upland Rider,” Maynard’s latest First Na- tional feature at the Palace to- ‘morrow. The name of Ken Maynard has {become a household word in the {matter of thrills, trick riding and {good clean dramatic action, and “The Upland Rider” upholds that reputation. “The Upland Rider” is packed with thrills and a cross country |race is one of the most daring land spectacular stunts ever shown in any picture. Marion Douglas has the leading feminine role, Albert Rogell di- d and Harry J. Brown sup- € d production. The scenic qualities of the picture are beau- tiful. Many of the scenes were taken in the historical Palos Verde estate in California skirting the i Pacific Ocean. | | T SPECTAL ATTRACTIONS AT PALACE SUNDAY ! ST R PREELT Saebjorn Buttedahl, Norway's |well known actor and singer, has larrived in Seattle and will present la; the Palace next Sunday and Mondny nights Norway's greatest | film Eucosag, “A Mountain Ro- i mance” adapted from Norway's ,oldest and most popular comic op- lera. The titles are ih both Eng- lish and Norwegian. Mr. Butte~ |dahl will also sing folk songs once | each shows. The cast of “A Mountain Ro- mance” contains the very" best film actors in Norway, Sweden and Den- mark. Especial mention might be | made of the work of Henny Geerr- |mann, known as Denmark’s “Mary Pickford,” Anna Brita Ryding, who ranks high in Sweden, Ellen Butte- dahl Sinding, the foremost dancer in Norway, who takes the part of the shepherdess, and David | Knutsen, Uuf Selmer, Joseph Sjo- |eren and Saebjorn Buttedahr, who are among the Jleaders in Nor- | way. Mrs. Webber of Webber's Beauty Shop will also give away a diamond ring Sunday night, immediately | following the first show. | — OF HEARING OF AL ACCOUNT |In the Commissipner's Court for the Territory of 'Alaska, Division Number' One. Before E. W. Craig- in, Commissionier and ex-Officio Probate Judge, Tenakee Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of THOMAS BURKE, deceased. Notice is hereby given that C. J. Sullivan, executor of the last will and testament and of the estate of’ NoO! Thomas Burke, -deceased, has filed |and rendered for settlement his | final account of his administration: of said estate, and that a hearing will be had upon thg same before: the undersigned at Tenakee, Alaska, on the 28th day of October, 1929, at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time and place all persons interested in said estate may appear and file objections in wflfin' to said final account and gontest the same. (Seal) /E. W. CRAIGIN, Commissioneg ' and ex-Officio Pro- | bate Judge, Tenakee Precinct. First publication, Aug. 27, 1929. Last _publication, Sept. 17, 1929. e R e NEW SHEET MUSIC At the Anderson Music Shoppe. adv evening between the two/ | the completion of the Alaska Rail- iroad. It taps most of the old Fair- banks placer creeks and nearby lode claims. ; Distinguished Presentation AUTUMN DRESSES what we have to offer. - COLISEUM - IT’S DIFFERENT 2 SHOWS—7:30: 9:30 TONIGHT—The First 100 Per. 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