The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 3

fgnatics these Chinese converts stood shoulder to shoulder with the whites and many of them died in the long weeks of fighting before the arrival of the allied relief ex- pedition. Due credit to those he- roes is paid in this thrilling film of lave -and. battle, — et REP. FRANK H. FOSTER g IS HERE FOR VISIT CE] LAST TIMES T0NIGH1;§ 7:15—9:15 . = LATEST NEWS To visit with his son-in-law and World’s News in daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bur- G ford for a few days, and attend to Pictures some legal business, Representa- tive: Frank H. Foster of 'Cordova, arrived here today on the steamer Alameda. ' He may proceed to the MACK SENNETT’S Big Comedy Romance 7 “The. . Goodbye Kiss” in ‘Cordova. Mr. Foster again denied rumors, originating in Seattle, that he would be a candidate for the Re- publican nomination next April, for Delegate to Congress. “I have niade my ‘campaign and the pres- States before returning o his home | STEWARTS BACK FROM EXTENDED Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Stew- I art Home After Spending wo Months in States After ‘an absence of two months attending official coriferences at Washington dedication of the Fo- shay Tower at Minneapolis, the In- |ternational Mine Rescue and First Aid show at Kansas City and visit- {ing New York, Washington, Chicago and San Francisco, Federal Mining Supervisor B. D. Stewart, who was accompanied by Mrs. Stewart, re- turned here early this' week. At San Francisco he attended the general meeting of American In- STAY IN SOUTH: the Mine Rescue show. He and Mrs. Stewart were there two weeks. They then went to Washington where Mr. Stewart conferred with the Bureau of Mines and Geologi- cal Survey regarding next year's program in Alaska. They then went to New York for several days. They stopped off a day in Pitl urgh, where Mr. Stewart visited the Mine Rescue station of the Bureau of Mines. Coming west, the Stewarts visit a day in Chicago and then proceed- ed direct to San Francisco. There Mr. Stewart attended the meeting of the American Institute of Min- ing Engineers, October 7-8 and 9. From there they went to Portland and thence to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart saw many Alaskans on their trip. They had an enjoyable visit with ex-Gov. Thomas Riggs in New York. He asked to be remembered to all his Alaska friends. In Kansas City they saw J. J. Delahide, former Mine Rescue instructor in Alaska. They met F. W. Bradley and had THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, OCT. 24,1929, - gim|||||||m|||ih|||uum||||m||miimmmmm||ii||||fl|||||m||||||nnuuimlmu LAST TIMES TONIGHT 1 relation to competitive articles from ! other sources of supply.” It’s Here in Mation Pictures \BIE'S IR Weste SQUND AT THE HOQTELS Gastineau s COLISEUM niiia | SYSTEM ISH ROSE TOMORROW ONLY—By Popular Request—THE DESERT SONG L T = The statement point it that| g e PORtEG. oul ! ~Roy Jones, G. Hansen, W. F. e R E P 2 SHOWS - Lhe Sxigchr;a_m'ég'd fl Version Jectric ent Delegate has nothing to fear from me in the next primary elec- lunch with P. R. Bradley in San Francisco. it seemed unlikely that the grow= ft] " ing credit requirements of reviving O@stle, Forrest H. Kerr, A. Chap- stitute of Mining Engineers of HH S D B R AT R H B AR One Picture in 2, tion,” he.déclared humorously. Trouble? Ll R bt LT SBERT | e x};smsfi:ir:s sf;:g:;"z Visit With Woods buciness could be met unless an AT o:‘;’ms'nf' & NE v G : 3 In Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart |expansion in bank cash takes place y ar son, 10:20-80:Tin0gn. G0e PDPULAR PRICLS {;:irdas)osn 111Be§crt;an:lo ::;lno‘;‘:mx: were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. [very soou. < 0. vfduneau; Mr. and If{‘s' James Haw- | T . WILL EREVAIL FOR o iy ) P! Woods, formerly of this city. Mrs. orn, Tee. Harbor; John W. Jones, L3 i ,COMING A. L. THEATRICALS = ‘Woods is making a splendid record {fetchikan;, F. H. Poster, Cordova; | 1f you have RADIO TROUBLES, we have Represents Governor Mr. and Mrs. Stewart left here J. K. Cram; Trail, B. C.; Karl K. Katz, Northern Pacific Railway. in the music department of the Oakland schools. ‘The Woods dre SUICIDES WITH just received the latest instrument science has “Foreign Devils” It was ‘announced this morning that the scale of prices for the forthcoming comedy “Cappy Ricks,” 0 be staged at the Coliseum next on August 22 and went directly to Minneapolis where he attended the Foshay Tower dedication as repre- sentative of Gov. George A. Parks. now building an apartment build- ing on Lake Merritt in the' best residential section of ‘the ecity. It will have 12 apartments, ranging BANK FAILURE Alaskan Oscar Pederson, Chichagof; John | Bobek, Sitka; Carl Vevelstad, Ya-| cobl Island; J. A. McGuire, R. G.| devised— The Western Radio Set IHIIHIHBHRE P TRHR SRR RIS 7 BY Monda: i The ceremonies were elaborate and R o y and Tuesday evenings, has Shaw, Juneau; V. B. McDade, Val- r been' afranged to pledse the the-|extended over a period of three from two to four rooms, modersl jriy | PETER B. KYNE e e 6F hic cominun. |days. The Foshay Company spared fireproof concrete comstruction and| COPENHAGEN, Oct. 24—Harold e A l ) A # L e $ ontail 1 st «improve- | Plu i 3 ALSO AN ity to the fullest extent possible. |10 :XPE";:B in eme"“‘;““i,é;‘;:"; ‘:n:msmng bl 3 sh:La{m:bT:c ptr&:};n Osfx;mwta;n:mt?,z . Mattson; T N. Henry, Ta- na yzer i OUR GANG, COMEDY= All parquet seats have been re- | st Mo smac.c, i In Portland they saw the Pullens|Folkebanken, with whom one of |O™&; 4. H. Foreman. 5 H g = served andl popular 'prices will pre- | Government and several forelgn| o "G, "pon at Reed Col: [his firms had done business, failed| v : _|official delegate had a perSonal e s ; 2/ % s % : ent arrangement will be the reser-| 3R] CEERE OO N ile and |studies bub was somewhat TUB| The Police said Plum shot hifi- e qfflos. 3 what make it may be. vation of student’s tickets on the ically. H s placed in These reserved seats down physically. He was pl self, e mrm e B R P P t8wer floor. chauffeur was at his disposal dur- Y i sk g the Coffey sanitarium where he| The Folkebanken kept the doors y . will be sold to the students of ing his stay in Minneapolis. will remain for six weeks closed and suspended payments af-| | l H l~ 4416 3 1 schools for h ice. General| The ceremonies opened on the 2 % - s g i ) Attracflons adidl e o eral | ing of August 30 with a din-| I Seattle the Stewarts wisited ter the loss of several million kron- | } Tomorrow’s Syles | admission tickets will include the entire balcony. While the prices charged for the two performances are less than are with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eric- son, both of whom said they were homesick for Juneau. They saw cther Alaskans while in the city. en through engagements of tWwo commercial firms, one of which 1§ £aid to be the Crown Butter Com- | pany with which Plum was con-/ nected. I h Today” ! ner given by Gov. and Mrs, Chris- tianson of Minnesota at the Mine- kahda Country Club on Lake Cal-! usually charged ‘for those of like|houn. From therc a magnificent nature, the show promises to'be one fireworks display from the tower 23 of the best witnessed in Juneau for |Was viewed. At Theatres Capital Electric Co. e £ e e | “ABIE'S IRISH ROSE” | years. The event is sponsored by | IS COLISEUM FEATURE .. the American Legion and everyoné ¥ The Paramount screen version of M2y attend ‘with the assurance of Ahne’ Nichols' “Abié's Irish Rose,” Peing amply repaid for the time 15'niow at the Coliseum, with Qual- 80 money expended. iy Sound. The ploture features’ Miss Alecce Gravce, harpt, ab il ates weére guests of the Clvic and Fall Dflys Gharles “Buddy” Rogers, Nancy Frod Dobler, banjolst, will give|® S saoctat LONDON, Oct. 24—The need for ] Carroll; arid'Jéaxi Hersholt. several musical sélections between |Commierce Assoclation. More than I, DN PRI G T demand a 2 , a an’ Hersholt. the acts. 1,000 people attended. sgcre[aryigl‘efltcf banking statesmanship” |/ Equipped with Quality Sound, the : of War Good and George E. Aker- (Was emphasized in the first of & new warm pigture émphasaes: the ‘human' in- PH ANTOM STOCKS son, Secretary to President Hoover, Series of quarterly statistical sur: ':hm "l‘;l mifl:’;fig;"‘;‘ 5";“"3"f t‘;"d i|were the principal speakers at this. VBCYSk sponsored by the Midland 37 ighiia 3 lks Are Broadcast B . #gainst father; the triumphant ARE HANDLED BY At 1:;; ;.sm”r:he forn:;ls dedica-! A marked financial activity in Fur forees of love and the humor of | WALL ST. FIRMS|iion of the tower was held, Secre- |Erigland couifled with the general ¢ iftolerance. Picturésque background, | taty Good delivering the dedication 1na e depression o A\‘.he 1qst three’ A T J l extending from New York to Call-| .NEW' YORK,' O¢t. 24—Olass A |address. FEach of the official dele- |months i one of the striking fea- [} rimmea forhia delights the eye. rumors and unconfirmed reports four of the important dramatic have ‘a 'definitc market value on On' the following day there was an official reception by Mayor W. F. Kumze of Minneapolis and of- ficials of the company were shown over the tower. This was followed by a 'luncheon at which the dele- gates was introduced by Gov. Chris- tianson and made a two-minute re- STATESMANSHIP tures of the etonomic §ituation of ithe country, ‘it stated, IS CALLED FOR | Every German smokes an aver- age of 300 cigars and 700 cigar—l ettes a year, statistics say. il 5 The Snappy Coat FRONT. STREET . sequences, the characters speak wall Street. their lines. * The added feature of | The over-the-counter market wit< dialogue ehhances’ the ‘picture no nessed unusually active trading in [3 Vi lcast | cponse. All talks were broad are” dchewhat™ bl by radio. ! pr b ) 2 _(the survey, “but After the exercises were conclud {1y shown if t.he P continued | are clear- | W(;rth Tts Weight e i 2 ' Notice! Stockholders Meeting of Admiralty Island Coal Corporation will be held at 8 P. M. Friday, October 25th in Judge Wickersham’s office in the Valentine Building. F. A. J. GALLWAS. stall degree. the prospective securities of &|eq, the official party was taken for | Y i S “A beautiful musical score has been nameless,” formless combination of |, auto’ tour ; the Twin Oitles. mented by common knowledge, In Winter i Either Sporl or written for this picture by J. 8. eastern untility companies. The procession was escorted by a | The figures of foréign trade Dress Models Zamecntk, famed music compossr: Trading was based on the slen- i show an unmistakable teridency to- Comfort Y We. offer at ! prices which | § | will please | | { motorcycle squad of police which cleared. all trafflc for it . |ot British exports, which declined On September 1, in the afternoon | poavne ' e second quarter of the tower was consecrated and 8 ijpgt year, has Increased materially [|' ton—is worth its weight in sacred cox:n;;;st }Ly s(;msa's band was | quarter by quarter ‘siice then, while || comfort. given. and was in €ON- Bptish exports nufactured | ¢ stant attendance throughout the goeds in p:rtlcula:,‘ afr;lear : he:v:er Our coal is GOOD coal—it ceremontes, giving afternoon and | fal have shown a stil mare . requires a minimum of atten- evening concerts. The consecration marked recovery. . tion, gives the maximum of services were conducted by prelates| “Meanwhile net imports, which heat per tom, and leaves less of the Protestant, Catholic and reached a low level in the second || 2™ Jewish churches and were presided half of last year, jumped to amuch |} 1t is e fally screeried, over by Bishop W. F. Anderson, higher figure in the first quarter || cleaned and graded. The ex- Boston, of ‘the Methodist Church. |ef this year. The low level of im- tra heat e in tond the Confers With Bureaus iports in the latter half of 1928, |F most ecopomical on the mar- From Minneapoiis, at the request coupled with the rising volume of [f ket. =~ of the Bureau-of Mines, Mr. Stew-.exports, suggests-that British goods |} art went to Kansas City to attend have been cheapening distinctly in Hear the VICTOR First Just Afri’,’"f“l_TWf’ of the Latest Models VICTOR:Radiv and VIETOR _Radio Combinations wards improvément. The yolume who also wrote the score for “Old der fact that J. P. Morgan and Itohsides,” “Rough Riders,” “Wings” Company were taking an active and other special Paramount pro- paft in negotiations looking toward ductions. 'Hi3 theme song “Rose- the ébnsolidation of the Mohawk mary” undoubtedly will win nation Hudson Power, the Northeastern wide popularity. {Power, the Buffalo Niagara and i, Eastern Power and perhaps other [ O GO T RS B T | “THE GOOD-BYE KISS” |1 The price fluctuated with the | IS COMEDY'AT PALACE | 'strength of the rumors at any time Bl of day. Trading in this and sim- Mack Sennett’s nine-reel comedy jlar unorganized projects is con- drama, “The ‘Good-Bye Kiss,” 15 ducted oh the basis of canceling showing at-the Palace for the last ga] transactions if the deal is'drop- two times tonight. - ‘This is oné ped. Most of the purchases are of the funniest war comecy stories made without any exchange of appearing on the ‘screen according money.”" = 2 to critics and the titles in' them-| Pew occasions are on record, selves are for- the -miest part, real However, when rumors and foref screams. There is mone of the casts which resulted in actual horrors of war but the funny sida,jtradlng, turned out to be wrong. with funny 'peopls, ‘ust’ here and)Traders who know enough to buy |’ there a little pathetic incident. The|and ‘sell stock in a company hav- | east is a good one from those in|ing neither name mor executlves[ b the mob scenes, hootch dancers, up |usually know more than the news- to the principals. \paper reading public about what going on. |” Coal that burns cléan—pro- | ducing more heat value per $19.75 to $69.50 Phone Your Transfer or Pacific Coast Coal DA at Empire Office Store - - Old Pa.pers for sale | | KYNE'S STORY TO BE ¥ | -+ AT PALACE TOMORROW | 1 Wi NCIIGR S ! We have just ‘n;‘? Yegeived. our x M w A 1ast shipment of b for, forcing | “ the s . The devotion of Chinese Chris: g tians to their foreign friends dur- ing the Boxer rebellion is one of the human notes of “Foreign Devlls,"|g produc- |y Machines ‘now being demonstrated “in “tem- porary quarters over Dr. Pigg’s office on a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ' tion, starring Tim McCoy, coming Main ;Street. to, the Palace: tomorrow for a two- .“”!N.’ ; day run. ‘s L During the desperate siege of the J TR g e o g N uneau Melody Hquse ’ a AMERICAN EEGION MEMBEKS AND ALL EX-SERVIGE' MEN ATTENTION! Be at the Dugout 8 o’clock tonight. ' Muster Roll Call and Nomination of Officers. All Legionnaires and Ex-Service Men are requested to attend this meeting. After a short business session the evening will be devoted to an old time “Gab Fest.” Good stories will be in,order. Chow call will be sounded and “Peace Time” rations will be served, “officers’ style.” W . HERE ¥ ARE AGARY-7-OUR . ~ ANNUAL MOOSEHEART . 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