The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 6, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933 COLISEUM She toyed with him—outwitted im — double- crossed Him —yet WOM LILLIAN CONNOLLY GAVIN GORDON . manded many vessels on the Pa- | cific coast and- Southeast Alaskan routes. Many friends regret his passing and extend their sympathy to his widow, Mrs. Myrtle Tyler. |GRADUATE NURSES CARD PARTY TO BE HELD THIS EVENING All arrangements have been made and -everything is in readi- ness for the card party being giv- en at the Parish Hall at 8 o'clock tonight by the graduate nurses of Juneau, in order to raise funds| with which to furnish a room in the new additlon te St. Ann's ‘Hospital. With efficiency and thoroughness common to the profession, practicing and retired nurses 'of Juneau have left nothing undone to make the card party one that will be enjoyed by everyone. The hall has been charmingly deco- rated with greens and flowers do- nated by Mrs. George Kohlhepp, one of the graduate nurses who is helping in the arrangements. Delicious cakes, in abundant quan- tity and superlafive quality hav2 GAPT BED. TYLER - DIES IN SOUTH Former Inspector of Hulls, in Juneau, Passes Away | in Portland Oregon Capt. George ‘'I'yler, who was stationed in Juneau as local In- spector of Hulls about three years ago, died in Portland September 25. Funeral services were held in Portland the following Wednesday. Capt. ‘Tyler was born in New London, Conn., in 1863 and entered upon a seafaring life at an carly ageé. He arrived on the Pacific Coast at San Francisco and shipped on the old Idaho at the age-of eighteen. In 1894 he received his Mate's license and in 1897 his| Master’s license. ~He held the first pilot’s license issued for the | Yukon River and was the first man to take a steamboat through dangerous Five Finger Rapids. After entering the U. S. Steam- boat Inspection Service in 1917, Capt. Tyler was assistant Inspector | peen given by nurses, ex-nursec of Hulls at Seattle, spent tWO0|and many others, to the commit- years in Juneau where he is Well-{ tee on refreshments, of which Mrs. known, and until recently was 10- | g ©. DeVighne is ehairman. cal inspector at Hoquiam. Prior| mpe addition of a table of pan- to entering the service he wm‘\gumge, or “pan” to the tables of z RIS > | whist, auction and contract bridge | and pinochle, already arranged, has ‘I been very popular, and so many have signified their desire to play that it may be necessary to have | two tables of “pan,” according to those in charge of the games. All of the attractive prizes, eigh- teen of them, are wrapped and waiting to be taken home by some fortunate card player, who wins in any of the five games. A large | turnout. is looked for and those who attend are assured a defight- ful evening. 0 tDnTE l'lTl'l'IEl'I'l' Brewed to smooth away the rough edges of a bad night or a hard day —our ceffee. Served steaming hot. Smooth. Stimulating. Blending richly with the good thick cream. And SATISFYING. BAILEY’S CAFE Phone 33 Delivery Service P. O. Substation No. 1 SHOES Leads the W ay To Prosperity! 18 IACKHOLTIS | Friend of DETEGTIVE N~ Mussolini CURRENTFILM P ‘Charged wnth Being Spy “Man Against st Woman” at| and Selling of Mili- Coliseum Has Background tary Secrets Bermuda Night Life Batelli, schoolmate and friend of Unusual perfection of plot, cast| Premier Benito Mussolini, has been | and direction marks “Man Against | held in strict custody in the Rome Woman,” Jack Holt's latest star-(pnson since September 2, it was ring wchiele which is current at{revealed last night the Coliseum Theatre. The locale Charges o! complicity in a 8Py of the motion picture includes| plot have been made. I the night life of New York City| It is reported Batelli, through and Bermuda, the iron bars of ' connsctions with the Premier, 0b- Sing Sing and the nocturnal ac- tained introductions to military tivities of the strong-arm squad. attaches thereby contriving to get Jack Holt has the role of a de- possession of military secrets termined, prosaic detective, who which he sold. goes after his man, and “his girl” 1 ROME, Italy, Oct. 6.—Donato o g g il sistence. He swings his fists, solid from years of physical training on the polo fields and gives drub- bings that are not mere sound ef-, fects. He also has a chance to get his girl—and how he gets her. Obposite Holt in *Man Against On (he seaplanc Bar | Woman“. as his leading lady is ternoon for Ketchikan Lillian Miles, a young, platinum W | blond, torch singer, who makes a SC PLANE TO' KETCHIKAN; A. B. Hayes, Alaska Manager of attle, to confer with Nick Bez | with the same bludgeoning per- A B HAYES TAKES ‘WILL BOARD ALASKA | the Alaska Southern Airways, left anof this af- where he ill board the steamer Alaska for WOMENS CLASS lN ¢ CALESTHENICS MEETS women ' Club gymnasium morning to begin the class work which has| onsored by the Juneau Club under the instruc- Mrs. A. R. Reebs, teacher | Woman's tion of versity These womer or not | elub, Wi [¢ 1.1\. ngton graduate. s are open to all e interested, whether members of the Hazel James Ferguson, | Pr nt announced. The class| will meet every Tuesday and Thurs- | ‘ morning at 10 o'clock when ames- and marching m]lw | @ceupy one hour. | At the first class meeting ,Ves-[ {terday, the women attending were delighted with the Swedish exer- cises wwching formations - and | athletic nes, in which Mrs. Reebs ' directed them. Anyone interested should cn hand at the gym- nasium in the Elks' Club Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. On Monday evening at 8 o'clock all business women and others who are not able to attend the morn- ing classes who are interested in organizing a calestheni¢ class to take place after the dinner hour, one night each week, are to meel at the home of Mrs. R. J. Mc- Kanna on Fifth and Gold Streets, when the group will be organized. who ar are M | cent the| startling debut after her discovery by Columbia officials in a Holly- ‘wood night club. Miss Miles is booked for star-, dom with Columbia, whose offic- fials consider her the best find, of the year. Irving Cummings, director of many outstanding screen success- es, such as “The Cisco Kid," nnd “Attorney for the Defsnse” is the director of “Man Against Wo- men.” Others in the excellent east are,| Jack LaRue, Arthur Vinton, Em- | nolly. The program also includes sel-| ected short subjects and a late news reel. DRUGSTORE FIELD 'GENERALS ADMIT _LADIES TO RANKS FORT COLLINS, Colo., Oct. 6.— The “Drugstore Quarterback Club,” a unique organization designed to' bring the football ccach and his sideline critics closer together, has | started its third season with w men included in the membership for the first time. mett Corrigan and Walter Con-| president of the company before the latter leaves for the East. B. CREWSON TAKES ‘!MCa.lled south by a wire from ALASKA TO KETCHIKAN r. Bez received this morning, gl i | the decision to leave today Wwas 5 B .0 i Keteht quickly made and Mr. Hayes spent , - .~ VPERIMERE, & KeColixan ! the morning winding up the bus- und passenger aboard tne steam- frisas-ot the company fof theRaL o/ lacke o DEBIRS. Ms. Orew | season. son is a merchandise broker and The seapiane, plloted by Gene representative of Sehillings pro- Meyring, Chandler Hicks, mechan- b Ijc will return directly to Juneau ‘probablv tomorrow and will con- | tinue to operate in this district ' umtil the end of the month, Mr. Hayes said. Mr. Hayes has spent the last | three summers in Juneau as the Alaska manager of first the Wash- Imgton Alaska Airways, and for the last two years, since its or- .g:nm t'on with the Alaska South- ern. He is uncertain as to wheth- er he will return to Juneau this .Fall or remain south for the win- <ber to make arrangements for the ! increased service the Alaska South- Lel?"im--lv? <:l)a}x<: Tendpe:rcerzt })vn-t an 1 D alty will be impose: at leas! i - one-half of the amount is not paid | on or before October 12. The re- bate of 2 per cent will be allowed P GRAVROCK CALLED on taxes paid in full by said date. 'T0 KETCHIKAN BY HIS A. W. HENNING, |WIFE’S SERIOUS lLLNESS bt Bt Bl — MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SPRINGER GO SOUTH ON STEAMER ALASKA Mr. and Mrs, Charles Springer left for Seattle aboard the steam- er Alaska. Mr. Springer was for- merly Deputy United States Mar- shal at Tenakee. —————— NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The delinquency aate for pay- ment of 1933 taxes has been ex- —adv. 'the popular pair are directed in| FAMOUS TEAM STARRED IN COMEDY RIOT } of physical education and Uni-|Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante Come to Capitol in “What! No Beer?” “What! No Beer!" is the scream- ingly funny motion picture with the inimitable comedy team, Bus- ter Keaton and Jimmy (Schnoz- zle) Durante which opens at the Capitol Theatre tonight. Crammed with hil tions and excitement, s around the current problem legalized beer. Buster is a and “Schnozzle” the town barber, but by accident are involved in the operation of | a wholesale brewery. And, as if | being caught between the wets and drys on the beer question were no:! enough, they are also caught be- tween the fire of two peer-run-| ning gangs who seek to control the output of their brewery. The whole political panorama o( the beer issue is covered in this| story, from the recent election to the agitation in Congress over| legalized beer. It is timely and| treated in an entirely humorous | mood, with plenty of excitement thrown in. Riotous from beginning to end.| of taxidermist their latest feature by Edward Sedgwic, who has had the direc- tion of their former appearances. Phyllis Barry has the feminine Jead and in the supporting cast are Roscoe Ates, John Miljan,| Henry Armetta, Edward Brophy, Charles Dunbar and Charles Gib-! lyn. The entertaining program is con- | cluded with selected shorts and a| late news reel. ————-—a——— MRS. E. F. SCHROEDER IS VISITING PARENTS IN JUNEAU FOR FEW WEEKSl Mrs. E. F. Schroeder, of Cor-; dova, and her infant daugh- ter, arrived here on the steamer | Alaska last evening from the| Westward. Mrs. Schroeder, for-| merly Miss Peggy Foster, came! down to receive medical attention| and is visiting at the home of| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster. | { Called to Ketchikan by the m- ness of his wife, Peter Gravrock, P The movement was intiated bv1 well-known old-timer of Gasiineau business men from Fort Collins,| Channel who has be:n employed homs of the Colorado Aggies, ‘at the Hirst-Chichagof, left for member of the Rocky MounLaIn ! the First City aboard the Alaska conference. THe clib has a week- | Jast night. "NO VCHANGE 1y luncheon at which members hear Harry Hughes, veteran Ag- Mr. Gravrock, had weather per- | mitted, would have flown to Ket- gie mentor, discuss his problems. | chikan yesterday morning on the After lunch a 45-minute period | Baranof. is devoted to a question and an-| Since word of Mrs. Gravrock's swer conference. At meetings be- | serious illness was first received fore major games the coach is|from her son, Lawrence Erickson, agked about the much-heralded of Ketehikan, there has been no stars of the opposing team, and | further report of her condition, regarding victory prospects. acmrdmg to Mrs. Ralph Martin, At meetings after games the! her daughter of Jumeau. Mrs. J. mentor gives explanations of trick' E. Smith, another daughter, lives plays by which the visiting or in Juneau and another son, C. home team may have scored the\HA Erickson lives in Ketchikan. decisive points. An analysis usu-| R 0% st .0 i ally is also given of some lmport-f ATTENTION | From the plucking In"Caylon to the blending and pack- aging in America, Lipton's Yea is under the direction of ‘Lipton’s own experts. This assures your getting the world’s finest tea at low cost. At your grocer’s. ant ruling made by an official. RAINBOW: GIRLS Membership was made available! Business meeting, 7:30 tonight for women after many had ex- -All members are requested to at- pressed a wish to utilize the week- tend. —adv. ly meetings for improving their, grasp of the gridiron game. {s White a On Sale Exclusively Free! Free! SPECIAL'! Friday and éat;lrday 2 FREE THEATRE TICKETS to see “WHAT! NO BEER?” with every HALF CASE PURCHASED $1.80 per half case JUNEAU ICE CREAM PARLORS Metro- LEADER: DEPT. STORE ” Open Evenings George Brothers olilwyn- N QUALITY LIPTON’S R I Free! 100 | BULBS CAPITOL STARTS TONIGHT A BIG DOUBLE BARRELED LAUGH SHOW they | & directed by Edward Sedgwick 100 Laughs from 4 Beer! Those master- brewers of howls, Buster Keaton and “Schnozzle” Durante, turn a nati event .into a natienal joy-fest! with ROSCO ATES, PHYLLIS BARRY, JOHN MILJAN MRUSCIPTY LAUREL SPECIAL: FREE — One hudred boulec of White Gold Brew to the first 100 adults tonight. MATINEE—SATURDAY—2 P. M. Children 10c Adults 25¢ BULBS BULBS We ncw have cn hand cur main cupply of BULBS of the very cheicest varicties and of the high- est quality. Daffodil Bulbs are much lower in price this year. adv. JUNEAU FLORISTS. SPECIAL ! Bottles | ( J. W. SORRI Woodwrlln' Cabinet Making | Phone 349 85 Gastineau l Small Jobs a Specialty | | Ave. THE FAMOUS H ORLUCK’S BRE W BottlecL—By the bottle or. case uneau lce G['eam Parlors On Sale Exclusively Free! 100 WHITE and GOLD One Free Bottle each to the First 100 Customers at the Capitol Theatre Tonight and Saturday EIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIII"I!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllmulllIMIIIHIIIIIHNHIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIHIIIIHIImllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|Illmll|||l||1IllmllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII!HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIIIlflIIIHflW“WMIMflWE What Do You Mean! NO BEER?