The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 22, 1930, Page 3

i s RN I RS R T i i R B e 1. e . i S e S RADI(] NUISES i o sunp4Y J N THIS ITY ¢ SUNPAY GOLISEUM MoNbaY St " [Committee Making Investi-| P SR ANOTHER > | gations—Results Are “HAPFY ADDED : BIG ; BRING THE ‘Being Attained | DAYS” ATTRACTIONS - ATTRACTION ; FAMILY— i | | 4 for } The Noise Comm 3 g | neau Radio Club { § : 1 \ ’ y e @ c-| p \ ; “HAPPY | \ ticn of eil bu: One small : 1ous | ; i DAYS” “Mexicano” A& : They'll All : : : i k. vas s, o : : ‘suee(orChance 25 Minutes & \ ; : Like It ‘u\\nn of the x:"m. : : . . SSiny €] t 1l J R £} of Singing, ¢ p ool I ‘ 2 (a4 Qaramount QPicture) They're Dancing and se oil burners were ma] 4 8 |and two were found to be NEWSPAPERS do not print Coming i i . 3 ONIGH t Song in i il TONIGHT “mc rs. The owne id h’\ wou it! Men ‘in on the know” attend to the trouble at once .md f dare not tell it! But now : Last Times | eliminate disturbanc TECHNICOLOR y 14 | . .1 i JEAN ARTHUR you see and hear it! Broad- s 3 3 . e Ve 67 | Watch 7 way’s secret world from the seen in “Half Way to . the Noise Commi s ; 3 ¢ “Blackm(ul” en free use of the noise dstector,| for Heaven" inside. Wealth, life — even owned by the Alaska Electric Light | Them KAY FRANCIS love—staked on the turn of and Power Company and asks thai scen in “The Cocoanuts” 2 card. Bigtime thrills where ALL TALKING <l ? “SEVEN FOOT- any person in Juneau, having mo- | REGIS TOOMEY Heartbreak Lane meets the WE tors, oil burners or other appli-| star of “Alibi" Road to Fortune. COMEDY ) o -« ’ PRINTS TO ances which may cause a disturb-| R A A ance to radio set owners, call him 4 i 99 wi y attel | : WiTTI":. ; SATAN tulfcacnaiohe will personally attend !0{ VITAPHONE ACTS — SATURDAY ONLY— i3, TR ST1 G! ‘ Paramount Talking Comedy “UNDER THE TONTO RIM” RE:IE)I;I:SR § 85 ReaL ial ;’I‘l’:”"'E BROWN BEAR IN | FOX MOVIETONEWS Vitaphone Acts News | . ' BECHAROF LAKE Er—rttscnn~. 10—25—75 cents—Loges $1.00 o > tainty that these attacks were made | FIIIIENNINEEERRREENERRRRERRRRRDRRRRRRURRRRRRRURRVRTRINY] 'b} more than one bear because two | | men were attacked on oppusnc} . Coming—“THE SILVER HORDE” ‘ : | Tbia aaturally makes ihe mativos! A & [One Man Killed, Another|ramer timia about fining alo Injured—Red Salmon or in any place that is not in the e S Creeks Cleaned Out he bears have destroyed LEFS GO, play Bingo and get| an" —_— { great number of red salmon on the wgm TURKEY. Moose Hall Dance SUL IE UM W hat Language Do New ngllted ay swn bears Becharof Lake |spawning beds this year, the sma b 3 aturday night. —adv. Alaskans Speak? i Services Pacific Coutgm-mu have ¢ Jy affected the|er creeks being practically cle i | | salmon s VT and inter-|{out by them.” ¥ i 0 'S i { A FUR BASKETBALL o h'"? A | LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22—A light- | fered with the taking of predatory| i m ed airway now stretches from Los salmon trout, according to ad- | HAS BABY DAUGHTER D> Alaskans speak ana Angeles to Seattle, permitting night | Yices just received by the Unit Mrs. Ernest Felton of Hoonah, 3 GAME TU NI G HT d and the English lan- I‘OR EVERY age? is the que 1 (ha' travel by alr over a diffioult streteh | States Bureau of Fisherles. ~Onelis the mother of a girl, born last bothers a Phil of flying country. Indian trout fisherman was killed, cvening at St. Ann's Hospital. Mrs f A KAt GE RevoTiing. drid agh.- | SROtE ously injured, and u;?vlmn is the daughter of O. G. TYPE OF READER ing beacon lights, lighted intermedi- third h: A NArrow pe, reported { Hillman, prominent business man 1 A ate landing fields, radio communi-|Special Warden W. E. Sullivan of |of Hoonah. | 2 YOUNG AND OLD cation stations and automatic tele- | k | 3 T graph typewriter clrcutts” sei¥ide g to the attacks on fisher o A LOCAL WOMAN COMMITTED ka PatAT ; the airway 34 hours a day. men, it is difficult to Indians | 70 . MORNINGSIDE BY. REY Books of mystery, books of science, novels The chain has been installed b_\'v“’."‘”" on the campa "“\“ and biographies, travel books and cook the department of commerce, in- Sy May Holm Fesel was this week books ; books you will want for their stories, cluding 70 revolving and 17 flasher{..~" : X judged insane by a jury in the the beacons, and four radio broadeast- | i ! rtatlog [10€al United States Commission- .”” typography, |‘hmr hlr}dmg.& or Hlustrar ing stations giving hourly weather AagiL 5 Court and committed to Morn- tions, every sort of book is here. Come in reports. iy B g 8 4 g rle: and browse around. / Radio beacons to be installed at have us on (hr"(' differe Chehalis, Eugene, Medford, Shasta s |nere next week. City and Willows, together with one Agniss, Onpe Baive; sHired. Zanorf, | i oo READ UP operating at Oakland, will furnish died from injuries so received four | Avocados are used as & shorten- complete radio direction for blinddays after the encounter. L ne hn‘éa}i‘ by a Santa A}n Cal “Another, Mike Kalmakoff, has| > " 3 it ok e flying. 4 . ; '__|been disabled probably for months | frmer (lur Lng to come. Another time a nativ ek | Capitol Bulldmg 'Cougars i SNt | Ai0 | Will Meet Warriors in b | High School Gym |e shepard. 1t the writer of the | ® letter of inquiry had been Interesting basketball is scheduled | rivileged to hear Mr. Shep- | for this, evening in the gymnasium rd's comments, all doubts l'of the Juneau High School, Teams vould have been sot at g Juneau Capitol Build. both as to the q I rs and Chilkoct Barrack vigor with whi | coldiers, will begin their contest at spoke” on occcasion. 7:30 o'clock. { The eastern firm wanted The Capitol building players, who to get into contact with local : . are called the Couga: have been | automobile owners and, for The latest creation in practicing for some time. Several that purpose, asked Mr. imported and domestic of them are former high school and Shepard if he could supply it former college basket tossers, and with a list from his registra- perfumes— they promise to give a good account tion records. It was a nice | of themselves. enough communication, cour- DE VILBIS ATOMIZERS| The soliers' quintet arrived this|e teous, well couched in iis | morning on the United States Army address, and offered to pay —at— boat Fornance, from Haines. They for any trouble caused. S = are accompanied by quite a num- But when it expressed ber of =nlisted men, and by several doubt as to the language officers and their wives. In addi- used by the inhabitants of tion, there is a contingent of civil Alaska, it went too far. And 'jans from Haines. The soldiers’ | Mr. Shepard is going to turn team has been playing together it over to Secretary G. H. { several weeks. Walmsley of the Chamber of A large crowd ‘is expected to at- Commerce for reply. tend the game. It is sure to abound lin thrils. for spectators, S R e, e | | | | la ee00eo000c0000000000086 escaped when rushed by a be | . . | rong i o, makine e x| ROOM. and BOARD || National Book W eek ATlmelyTlp the cap to plccos.»i{is dog ’ Mrs. John B. Marshall | him to escape. It is almost a | PHONE 2201 | ‘ N‘)VEMBER l()TH TO 22ND ELL “the 'people | ::e timely merchandise with SETEN T TN printingand watzh your sales 4! golim. aeit Otkne mewcbicis || LUDWIG NELSON Butler-Mauro Drug Co. 1 have proved this plan by repeated Watch Repairing tests. We'll helo with your copy. : : y | Brunswick Agency e A——'—j————-—f“;————» _.'|Cold nights can never bother you | =~ £ " el s i . |l in a genuine Woods Arctic. Warm- PUBLIC .., . ¢} er than a stack of blankets, yet £k ZE . g lighter than a pair. The r(.'al pio- PHONES,B."! OR 85 “The Sm'.‘ T’“‘“PM' Card P(lrty neer eiderdown of the North, i ; mous over a quarter century. Su- to be given by the THE NUGGET SHOP windows, this week, dis- ° periority in every inch of design, THE SANITARY GROCERY ‘LADIES AUXILIARY S 3 down, lining and cover. Responsi- : " e EAGLES play an assortment of small items, that are being bly guaranteed. o ; Get yours early, from your dealer. Ty MONDAY—8 P. M. B closed out at very reduced prices. T N ) 24 . BRIDN(;’EQI::? WHIST These goods are hold-overs from last Christmas and thust go, to make room for the new stock. Many B0 et Fa Catds and CALIFORNIA GROCERY i $3.00 Dok sers e M ceuts. and wisiy SIER PHONE 478 The Home of Better Groceries S items are now twenty-flve cents. Wodd§ Mfg Co Ltd III}!I_IlllllulllllllllmllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlll|llllllllIllIIIIllI.IllIllllllllllllll|lullllllll[{ll_l!!ll_lll!llllllllllflllllllllml IIIIlllIIII|IlIII1IIIIIII|I|IllllllllmlllIIIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIllllIIHHIIIIIIIIIHIIHIHHHIIHIIIIIIWIHHIIIII IIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIII.. NI . s Ogdensourg, N. Y. Better look them over as ‘you may find just the DRI B Badally. Broe, “Tomorrow's Styles . small gift you are looking for. ‘ ; Anchiordge Todas" ? 3 v e - The Nugget Siwp | FIRE ALARM CALLS N ) ‘ i | 1-3 Third and Prankiin. H ostery Dealers in Vtrgm Diamonds 16 Wbt and Prantith, » 1-5 Front, near Ferry Way. 1 . 1-6 Front, near Gross. Apts. The last word in ¢ 1-7 Front, opp. City Whart, Hosi fashi ! 2 1-8 Front, near Saw Mul Hosiery fashion " ’ . . ; 1-9 Front at A. J. Office. -1 Wi t Totem Gro- “GRENADINE” T L L L L e e T O T T e 2 cv:,;lf’"ghby e ";.; 2-3 Willoughby, opp. Cash Cole’s e e rreeeee e - -— | Barn. Dull-crepe sheer- ; ope . 2-4 Front and Seward. Sheme Chiffon T I N T l N G 2-5 Front and Main. . ' 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. Permanent OIL COLORS are used in all color, work at 2-9 Fire Hall. 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn Way. : 9 r ! -4 Second and Gold. y b . . Fourth and Harris. Ordway’s Photo Sho ; : Fifth and East. . . a Seventh and Gold. Color gives a depth and quality, enhancing the beauty of a Fifth and Kennedy. Ninth, back of power house. -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -1 photograph. "2 Calhoun, opp. Seaview Apts. -3 -5 -6 -7 -9 -1 TOM THUMB GOLF COURSE A. .B Hall T NOW OPEN -EVERY ONE A TEST OF SKILL [>T Opening Day Tournament MATCH PLAY AGAINST OLD MAN PAR AFTERNOON, 25 cents EVENINGS, 35 cents RSO Ninth and Calhoun. Seventh and Main. Twelfth, B. P. R. garage. Home Grocery. Seater Tract.- Distin Ave., and Indian Sts. ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS mmmflunmnmmlmmmmmlmumflml|Imnunnmmmmmmnmmmnmmmmmnnumm«mj