The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1929, Page 3

| A “Irish Landlur 4 Rolo A ppeals to Al Smith |Besin Long Process PR A L emmares iy = To Canonize Pius X LAST TIMES VENICE, Sept. 27.—Every weck | TONIGHT f the ecclesiastical tribunal of the! | patriarchate of Venice is sitting to hear testimony on the sanctity | COLISEUM {of Pope Pius X who before his |elevation to the triple crown was| Ihimsv]t patriarch of the Lagoon 1 MCity. | So voluminous have been the dep- By !)0\:\[,]) C. BOLLES . Feature Serice Writer) | YORK, Sept. 27—The ma who came up from the tenemen of America’s motropolis to be gov ernor of v York and knock the door of the White House is t be ¢ - PALACE - [} TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Big Double Bill d” is what Al fred E. Smith calls his as the virtual head of a city of 60,000 persons that mow is in thc t} |ositions, and so many the v{lt‘l making but a ruler neverthelss: < | nesses, that the work of compiling It will be a unique community S iall the matter, adducing the stintly a city within a city housed in ¢ I character of the former pontiff, IIA R!{ I/' C nf'![ I’ Iq veritable citadel of brick and ste ¥ {can hardly be finished before De- | i A ¢ 1V ie from whose topmost peaks he may 8 { cember, look down upon the city of hi At that period the testimony, all "\” birth. jduly transcribed as stipulated in ¥ It will be a compact communit |the Canon law, will be forwarded | ~ Vi whose ht will exceed its girth to Vatican City, constituting the| JI&RR} covering only two of the most cost- first step in the long process of ly acres of Manhattan but threat |having Plus X proclaimed a saint | ening the clouds with its 80 st If the Vatican authorities approve, | IN ies. the “cause,” as it is called, will co\ \before the Sacred Congregation of | ;mtesA If this body approves, the| late Pontiff will be proclaimed | | “Venerable,” and later “beatified,” with imposing ceremonies in 8t. | Peter's Still later will come the canoni- zation proper, attended by even A $60,000,000 home of his new | constituency is planned by the for- | mer governor as president of th Empire S Office Building cor poration, which will erect the larg- est office building in the world. will rise within 18 months upon the site of the world famous Waldorf- ic Wi A RIOT OF FUN FOR EVERY Ventrilogui ONE Astoria hotel on .Fifth avenue. more imposing rites, whereafter' From one who sought escape from Alfred E. Smith is President of an organization which will erect | “St. Pius X" will be recommended“ SONG 1 DANCE the maclstrom of public life after a| the world's tallest building in New York. The Woolworth Building, 60|to the veneration of the entire Ro- re . > and DANCE long and distinguished career, the stc:ies high, is the tallest at present. An artist's conception shows how |Man Catholic body. d N Demeceratic presidential candidate the new huudmg will rear above that penk . Ghang W ; ’ % appears to have tackled the Kind A i i RO | & strange love born midek the HARRY C. WILLIS 30— Minutes of Lauchter 30 LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA-| whine of singing missiles ef 4 3 s 5 3\ S .aughter < of a task in which he will find Bank A d | TION NOTICES AT THE FEMPIRE Versatile Entertainer Nty probiems’ witide R anker rreste PASSES AWAY | ox ! hatel i tinge. . —— G OV T E SCI‘F E[\ constituency was uppermost in his SRTER : SRR O S R ! mind an “Irish landlord” the | 3 success of the gigantic business un- 6‘()1& M(lbl(l’, dertaking will depend much upon i 4 &2 the same considerate attention to . ; the welfare of his people. Water Son of Former President, | omorrow’s Styles. Today” A 2 Reel (‘U"")d.v and electric power, finances and U S Grant. Jl,.Y DiCS i Vi RS 4 taxes are problems from which he | NOW SHO WING \ A SURE FIRE TONIC finds no escape in his new role. i from Heart Trouble for the blues is this Announcement of his new busi- | 3 sparlling: comedy, of: the ncss plans signified that the time (Continued rrou: Pago One) In Room 216 tourist camps — It was for play was ove At 56 he hm]" MRNIRHIRE“ A Al I e s i S 2 o is -sleeves @ red 5 J love at first sight — he rclled un his sleoves and ente of General Grant, his unsuccessful GASTINEAU HOTEL had only an engineless upon a phase of activity in the‘ Buusioss ‘Ynntires in i YR nnd[ B o business world, | £ car, but he followed and Bince his nisucossstul’bid gt | Galena, Ill, and then his service (T emporary Location) —won her! A delightful presidency, Mr. Smith has been | gurmx the Civil War, the Grant : picturization of auto leading a quiet life with his fam-| flft’i':fn“‘;‘;tfi ?&:T‘" “:““i‘]i‘; "‘:‘“‘; Newest Creatio 8 'n camp life which all like ily in a comfortable suite in the| taead s, {’;ecc!nn‘lflv crec. ns i and will heartily enjoy. Biltmore in New Yeork after brief | 84 1. o . 9 . ) ) bots i united in Washington, Ulysses Jr., L d C S WITH "1“\” £ ;\l;n:“:?\l“e‘f: mm;e‘r;‘ \; attended Emerson Institute. He aaes 0ats, duils in the s and ez | s | > | r \y prepared at Exeter Academy for b~ HARRISON FORD dcvoted his time to rest and Writ- | ; d D 53 AIATS] f 1) N ing, working on his autobiography Harvard University, where he grad- an resses BESSIE LOVE s T g L Assoclated Press Photo. |UBted in 1874, and then took the MAY ROBSON ety 4 =3 .| s fheesg a Telluride | 2% course at Columbia Univorsity. | M/ L J o et aggoner, 3 f iy : ‘o make improvements if| Colo, banker, sought in connection 1Iv" m;n kh"b Was admitied, to . the JUNIOR COGHLAN ; A L Tes : | with” financial manipulations In |NeW York bar. y A charming picture ro- gl ol i o to visit| Yolving several New York banks On November 1, 1880, Mr. Grant NEWS—Latest Events mance of “tin can” tour- Licut. Palmer would like o VISIY|' yag arregted in Now Castle, Wyo. |married Miss Joscphine Chaffee, % e — ist life — Come and see. Juncau for a longer period but r““l‘ bl | daughter of United States Senator Willis and Jerry Appear leave on ‘;”L‘;“L““ late this after-| npw YORK, Sept _Charles| Jerome B, Chaffce, of Colorado. \ Between Shows 10-20-50-Loges 60c noon, for. Kelehkan. .+ |D. Waggoner pleaded not guilty to- | They had three daughters and two! 30-Loges 60c day in the Federal Couwrt to the|sons. Mrs. Grant died at San/ 5 MADIS&N HOUSE |indictment charging mail fraud.|Dicgo, Calif, November 9, 1909, 3 o was set for next Friday. Bail |Four years later, on July 12, 1913,! D 2y . , Coming—LEATRICE JOY in “NOBODY’S WIDOW” l“m continued at $100000, which Mr. Grant married Mrs. American | Up-to-Date Ladies’ Wearing | Waggoner was unable to furnish.|Wlls, widow of A. B. Wills of | Apparel Shop g T RED He arrived here two days ago from | Marshalltown, Towa. | . X Wyoming where he had been ar-| During the latter years of his life | % {rested in the case growing out of |Mr. Grant directed most of his at- = — { 5 LE S Be S iR {h"m“‘fi otrhao appear Im the pic- GESAHE RUSSI WASHINGTON B st | seeuring credits on New York banks |tention to his real estate interesis. ture, all of them complete strang- B e - 21—l grom Denver banks. |He and Mrs. Grant were devotees » . ers to the film world, The Octagon, historic building in|_ " # L3 5 g sk THEY'LL BE AT Attractw’ls ! which President Madison once hv-; of mn.(.loml rocr:dnonmnnd spent cd, 15 to be restored and developed [FePAIr. The old brick floor required |Mmuch time In automobiling and ex- —_— : cc-|the setting of only a few bricks. tended travel. {F "KID GLOVES" 18 AT as a national center of architec- | the setting of Lo g | i ture ' dhH; SNad ARte! ] ave discovered that fur- e | . At T.heatr(’s = e M T " The Wil costing $600,000, will |Dishings and china belonging to wuZuA':dqm:dlm mmr s:: ROME, Sept. 27—Cesare Rossi, be done by the American Institute|the original mansion still are in|We » 5 | Conrad Nagel again triumphs in | anti-Fascist jeader, who was chare. 1 avehitots aceording to b, Ev. |existence. These the institute hopes | Ronald Coleman and Vilma Banky in e ____y |the title role of "Kld Gloves” War- ledo with conspiracy to overthrow crett Waid of New York Chair-|to acauire, and to supplement with VENTRILOQUIST WILLIS ner Bros. latest picture, now show: :v,he present regime and foment at- ) of the bullding committee of |F€al utensils of the period. THE MAG'C FLAME | IS AT PALACE TONIGHT |ing at the Coliseum for the laflt‘(p]nptg on the life of Premier Mus- the institution. “The Octagon, when its rooms CALL THE B T two times tonight. |solini, has been sentenced to 30 The Octagon was bullt in 1800|3f¢ completely refurnished, will be . . Harry C. Willis and Jerry, versa- | Lois Wilson plays opposite M. |years imprisonment at a special as a colonial residence by Col, John |80 Authoritative example of the Also Vitaphone Acts—Fox Movietone News tile entertainers, will appear at the Nagel and the excellent cast in ‘tnbunal /loe, a friend of George Wash-|American home of the period of % Palace tonight in 30 minutes add>d |cludes Edward Earle, Edna Murphy, | 3 i red. as far|1800. One of the treasures which ington. It will be restored, as far entertainmen. and veniriloquistic | Maude Turner Gordon, Richard | as possible, to its original condi- has been preserved is the table on wit will prevail. Jerry s he is | C T ) D d Jot : al brick Which the Treaty of Ghent was Pl mbe m‘ f» ramer, Tommy ugan an um,LlEUT PALMER lS tion It was an octagonal h”d{“slgned by President Madlson.‘t' u r THE CHAS_ W, CARTER MORTU Y . feeling fine and is ready to give |Davidson. Fred Myton did thev HERE ON INSPECT[ON building, Georgian Colonial in de- both the kiddies and adults a hearty ' scenario. The megaphone \us, sign, with a central circular hall| - 0 laugh. The Palace management |handled by Ray Enright. | and grand staircase. After the| D. M. GRANT . “The Last Service Is the Greatest Tribute” 4 states as an added attraction that| The story is that of a society| Lieut. Glenn Palmer, of the white House was burned by me‘NEw LOCOMOTIVE HAS Col 4th and Franklin St. Bh 136 this is one which can be classed s girl whose slight indiscretion impli- (United States Army, arrived in Ju- pritsh in 1814t was used by THREE POWER SOURCES At Newman-Geyer THEE A0 404 BRAREln 10ang one of the best entertainments ever cates her in underworld affairs. ineau this morning aboard the president Madison as the Execu- brought before the theatre-going K i he i ing steamer Queen on a one-d 1~ tive M jion. 7 g efo heatre-going | The taxi in which she n: Q ne-day in- tive Mansion. OBHOAGO, - Bept’ 27._Termidal PHONE 154 public in Juneau. |with her lover, suddenly 5 pection trip to the United Stat The screen feature is “Rubber'the hottest of a street gan”»bnttl" Signal Corps radio station he; ‘Tires,” the screen version of Frark‘sho is taken unconscious into the |Lieut. Palmer is special repre Condon’s humorous epic of the home of a woman shoplifter by thn::tnm’e of Lt. Col. Frank J. auto camps, which is said to be all taxi driver—and there is fated to in charge of the Signal Corps ‘ comedy and a production that will meet “Kid Glover” himself—and to!tem in Alaska, with headquar Since then it has been used at arious times as a Government hy-| Nn- drographic office, for private studios ffin. 'and drafting rooms and a: store= house. Outlining the work already dcne toward restoring it, Mr. Waid rajlroading and switching may be - |revolutionized by a new type 90- Oil Burner se"lcfi a iton locomotive being tested here Specialty |by the Tllinois Central Railroad. sti 1 The new locomotive, smokeless Estlmaéeusar(j:&zgd Work and noiseless, can be operated from Wmdow Shades J uneau Pamt Store be of interest to all. |begin adventures which change the |in Seattle. said: . 4 New faces aplenty are scen inlives of both. “Kid Gloves” will| Lieut. Palmer joined Lt Col.| “The drawing room has been fur:| 7Y A€ of three sources of pows & e Il b e “Rubber Tires.” Harrison Ford, 'give you an evening of tingling en- |Griffin last August. He is mak- nished as architects of today be- storage: bakterise , B 1t | S - Bessie Love, May Robson, Junior |tertainment. ing the present trip inspecting radio lieve it might have been furnished Operating un;ier Gollev wives & E. i Coghlan, John Patrick, Erwin Con- —_—— e, — stations of the system, becoming in 1800. The big kitchen also has $ha laoemibtive! okta’ hail };rom 40 i3 s nelly and Clarence Burton are in| Have you triea tne Mve o'€lock [acquainted with the personnel and been restored. The fire place and to 50' cars, tests have shown, Using MEN thc cast. Eeiw_cfn two and thrchDlmwr Spedu at Mab l Cafe? ! famuiar wn.h the v.oka anrl th bake ove.n_needed onl): slight power ge_x;erawd by its G xtord SHOE DE' ART £ age batteries it can be used for! ) ] switching cars on tracks that do 7 on’s ok 1 .- New French Cabmet Takes Up Governmental Reins [ G i ™ © | Women's Arch Preserver Slippers and Oxfords —ooooooooooooo. ) Lot = 7 pee : The locomotive is mounted on } Men's Arch Preserver and Nettleton Shoes and Oxfords 3 = BT Ve aa e ‘two trucks, each provided with two 2 3 @ E ¢ » ; {electric motors, Two engines use Men'’s Goodrich Kingflshcr Hip Bodte = i Y 1 |gasoline at the start, but when ) - . . : . . {warmed up burn ofl similar to that { Men’s Goodrich Lightweight Sporting Boets ... ... | used in heating residences. The N EI . ’ engines can be used for traction Men’s Full DFQSS Bitte,” $90.00 values ........ooooeicoeeansonsenresnsarapnis ) purposes or to charge the batteries. L ;. a0) ¥ The "batteries albo can be charged Men’s Van Heusen Collars, each ... ‘ from a generator which operates Men’s Stiff Coll 5 each, per dozen ... iwhen the locomotive works under E ars, o cents each, | zZen ... a trolley. | ——— - - RN 3 L4 Changing from one source of| 4 e | DRy DEPARTMENT ¢ Ler of pushing a hunon | P OODS LODE MINING CLAIM LOCA- . . . ] 110N Norices At tii empire | White and Black Kid Gloves, pair ... i § 95 7 Silk Georgette Crepe, all colors, per yard ... 1.25 A | Banquet Candles, box of 12 i A ) T i GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM Aristide Briand, Prime Minister of France, has formed a newon, Francms, Ponceot Hennessey, Maginot, Tardieu, Henry. cabinet as shown above. Left to right the members are Mm. | Pate, Painlev, Leygues, Anteriou, Laurent-Eynuc and Bon- | Loucheur, Marraud, Barthou and Briand. Left to right, stand- | nefous. , - ——— ! > ing, are scen MM, Germain-Martin, Forgest, rc}l Cher- (Internation s Nowaresld SRS S 5.0 L e e reerey