The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 9, 1933, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, 'IHURSDAY NOV. 9, 1933. YOU SAID- f “Give us more thrills like Dick Barthelmess’ ‘Dawn Patrol’ and ‘The Last thht’ ”” Now here they are — in a’story so big it had to have 3 STARS! IlCHAID B BARTHELMESS | SALLY EILERS TOM BROWN ‘CENTRAL AIRPORT A First National Picture MIDNIG:;; I’RI';’S“-:“\:;I TONIGHT VICTOR McLAGLEN in RACKETY RAX ORDER EARLY! Closed All Day Saturday GARNICK'S Phone 174 ATTENTION PIONEERS OF ALASKA \ GORDON’S | Ladies’ Ready-to- Regular meeting of Igioo Num- ber 6, Pioneers of Alaska, will be Wear ay evening, November 10, ; Seward St., near Front | clock. Initiation and nom- { | | ination of officers. 33 - — = "i E. F. RODENBERG, ! Precident. NOTICE | ELMER REED, Mrs. Anna Olson's Coffee Umi—adv. Secrefary. —————— will be awarded to number eleven. —adv. Dmy I:mwre Want Ads Pay ON FRONT STREET LEGS O’ LAMBS— pound ¥ BB SR EEN) ) FRESH EGGS—Large, , Ddozen: . Sl e DR V EAL ROAST— pound o 17¢ ‘BEEF STEV\ —Lean, Boneless, T BRI SR e e ¥ . STEAK— SIRLOD pound P BUY ALASKAN! All Our Meats Are Government Inspected OpPOs ers, Tom’s security. BARTHELMESS IS STAR OF FLYING PICTURE HERE ‘Central Alrport at Capi- tol Is Thrlling Film of Peace Time Aviators commercial pilot Discredited, provides a many intensely gri After losing with Richard Barthelmess zooms into town in his latest First National picture “Central Airport” for an engagement at the Capitol Theatre. This thrilling air story is unusual in that it glories the In tops anything ever filmed in a pic- ture of this nature in breath-tak- |ing flying scenes, romantic love, and unusual story content. One of the most fascinating Tove | triangles is formed between Dick, | wh obelieves a flyer's place is in | the sky, not in the home, his | younger aviator brother Tom ~ amu program. At row evening the \meammgly funn; dy, the Capitol . magn: 4 \mh —~ and big-jack boys tion, opens. Those who lege” -and the thugs battle for at Soldiers’ see I" Cash Co attle receiving med: several months, | benefit his health. Mr. ardson Hot time. physicians feel that improving, | tion received Cole. Western ! predatory animals Littleton Routt i Roland Knaus, For the Montag Circulating Heater does MORE than cut fuel bills. It deliver volumes of healthful heat while doing it. We are displaying this fa- mous Western living room furn- ace incased in its rich porce- lain enamel cabinet now. We Don't hold. Fight germs have special terms that will interest you. You are invited |No narcotics. Your to come in. $42.50 MONTAG | CIRCULATOR J uneau-Young ‘ Hardware Co. Millwork, Blacks Browns Greys POLO COATS Heavy—Light—Dark All Sizes + $19.50 to $22.50 colorful according to recently by Mrs. ipping ing danger in far off places, always | to come through unscathed because | of his uncanny ability. William A. Wellman, a decorat- ed World War airman as well sl Tt being one of Hollywood's foremos megaphoned his fine cast s ng the stars are Glenda F: a bunch of h collegiates, chorus girls as the cheering sec- as ical he —_———————— Traps 96 Coyotes before quickly. own beauti- Sally Ei love ““Ceni sing comedy and the latest events, completes this excit- “Rackety Rax” Tomorrow Theatre tomor- Chicago team a football victory | Field in Chicago, are in for an evening full of laughs. -ee — CASH COLE IS NOW IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN SEARCH OF HEALTH| , who has been in Se- care for| left last week for Southern California where he will spend the winter in an effort to see Bro“n. whow viewpoint is just the and the girl, who wants Dick’s Barthelmess plays the role of a who cracks with a plane filled with passengers he resorts to stunting with a traveling air circus, Whhv) story W scenes his sweetheart, Bar thelmess enters free-lance pilot a savage recklessness, up it commercial flyers of peace, rather | s s . T than the birdmen of war, and it ““'_ Harold Huber, -Claire Mac 15 sald ihat “Oentral, Alrporgr| Do%ell andJames, MAKISH Selected short subjects, an in “Canarsie Col- of Cole is now at the Rich- Springs at Chico, Cal- ifornia, where he will be for some Although his health is still poor, is slowly informa- MONTROSE, Colo. — George M. Trickel trapped 96 coyotes in one month while working for the Gov- ernment Biological Survey to rid Colorado ranges of /the sheep Cre No. 1 One-Panel Door 26" x 6'6" now Doors, Sash and $ 205 fully designed, of fine ma- terials, from manufacturer atmoney saving. Complete service. Estimates prompt- ly, Write for Catalog. were put on winter range. Ernest trapped 80 coyotes County in a month. - .o MARTIN-KNAUS NUBTIALS in | Miss Nellie E. Martin and Jene well known young people of Fairbanks, were recently I married in the interior metropolis. | They will make their home there, Don’t Trifle With Coughsk let them get a stranglel 0- mulsion combine sthe 7 best helps known to modern science. Power- ful but harmless. Pleasant to take. druggist | is authorized to refund your money | on the spot if your cough or cold | is not relieved by Creomulsion. adv HOT SATURDAY'S KIDNAPINGS SHOWS TODAY'S CLEARED UP; 4 YOUTH AT PLAY ~ MEN IN GELLS Nancy Canoll and Cary|Chicago Gang Rvpmlul to Grant Featured in Mod- Have Made Fortune ern Play at Coliseum in Abductions w"‘-“g et e w \m\ oow RS (2 \ gfi\‘ ‘0‘“ ¢ et ” She walked home from a Satur- CHICAGO, IIL, Nov. 9—Solut lay night d of at least nine Kkidnapin t which the victims were I woke up Sunday morn- d she the trouble. pay ransoms estimated frc 000 to $600,000, is clain might have saved That, briefly, is thi ! police as they closed in on ar Hot Saturday,” a fi 1 1 gang. Ca Grant, Nancy C: ] w lice now o ember of alleged v , member to have been in retirel enjoying the peak of prosperity Randolph Scott, which the Coliseum Theatre tonig Miss Carroll -plays the role the girl who is made the subj of nasty gossip by women jealo come STARTS of her popularity with men, and 1930 and 1931, is topped by James by would-be -Don Juans ap- Hackett, gambler. Hackett was kid- TONIGHT pointed in their attempts to “make naped twice and forced to pay a her.” of $150,000. They discover, one Saturday gainst the mem ht, that she is missing fr ng already under arre be filed immediately. usual get-together. And she is walking home to have h: self from a Yoo-ambitious suitor they begin spreading the story ] that she is spending the ht at y the nearby summer home of Grant a millionaire playboy, who has been attempting, in subtler fash- ion, to win the same game that the local poys have been pl crudely. ASSASSINATED Ruler of Afghanistan Re- ——— # b ported Slain by Traitor Aoy NOTICE AMERICAN LEGION | The story costs her her job r i H ikl SRR IS D) . —Son. 05! Successor There will bo a meeting of the 3 cal, she flees to Scott, a child- Amer Legion tonight at 8 After Novemper 10 no telephone BiRAE e tenst, who warts .to| BOMBAY, Infi, NOv. 0. — The| o'clock fn the Dugout. Installation ;enials for the manth of Nove: marry her, and agrees to go hation of Nadir Shah Ghaze, of officers. Refreshments. All mem- | wil] pe accepted at a discount. through with the wedd Bu ; of Afghanistan, by a traitor, bers are urged to be present. adv. remittances by mail must bear he, t0o0, hears the stc believes Was disclosed- yesterday in a tele- VMR i R | postmark of not later than last it, and calls it all off m to the Afghan Consulate here. BARBER SHOP OPEN « discount date. Please be prompt 14" 15 '3Ren that she rushes to | son of the King, Mogamed| Brownie’s Barber Shop will re-| JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS Grant, utterly defiant. And the 1ir Shah, has succeeded to the main open Saturday, Nov. 1l1th,| adv. TELEPHONE CO. climax that follows is startling in throne. The country is reported | ARMISTICE DAY, until 1 o'clock | —rr———— 1ts HolNTaE: quiet internaily. p. m. —adv SHOP IN JUNEAU This entertaining progra be of interest to both the present generation and those of the older one, who vainly try to understand youth of today with ifs br love of experiment which f i ly leads to playing with fire Selected short subjects and a late news reel complete the pro- gram at the Coliseum, —————— HOLD YOUR TICKETS Please hold your Catholic Bazaar Hope Chest tickets until Saturday, November 25. —adv. e e e erae 1l L) CONTENTMENT Brewed to smooth away the rough edges of a bad night or a hard day —our coffee. SATURDAY . WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY ARMISTICE DAY! 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