The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 25, 1934, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPiRE SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1934. MM“W“QOQ“QQOOWOQMO“ 008000600 00000000000000000000000000 0000"900000000 sole00e OOWOQOOOOQQQQQOQMWQMO“W“‘ 9900000009009 000080000¢ OOQQOQQ'OQQ“Q“MW L .1 GAY ENTERTAINMENT FOR ANYBODY “00““““0000”0“000"0000“00000000”00000""00000000000 000000000005 000096080089900040002 64008990000909029090900000000000 .||||N||IIIIIIIIII|IIIIII|IIIIIIHIIIIIHIlIIIlIiIlIHIIIHllIIIIllIIlIIIIIIHIIlllIillll!llllh. F AN FY Ql( '}u E'fi ; LIZEY] 1S KEPT BUSY | IN HOLLYWoO0D LAST TIME TONIGHT——JAMES CAGNEY-—“LADY KILLER” AND NOW! THE RECORD SMASHING PICTURE OF THIS OR ANYTIME 15 Weeks in Seattic 20 Weeks in Portland TONIGHT’S SHOWS-————T:30 and 9:30 | RACE NIGHT AND LAST SHOWING OF I Am 'Suzanne!” Opening Sunday at Coliseum— L. Hm\\. Starred SUNDAY and MONDAY || i the * i * g i Clark Gable md C'audette Colbert S ; t y has an in "It Happened Onc Night"—A Columbia Picture : : 2 5 R T g - ’V g He can Jnmp more barrels, while K\rm as a traveling salosman’ 3 ou ve een al Ins °' Ak mming alor n ice skates, than ABLE- L ERT | Robert Riskin prepared the screen 8 3 e _ ki in the country. | p v, which is based on a Cos~i 3 T Aivg d funn; is, he has mopolitan m.xgazme novelette by | ¥ i A ; a Picture Like This B S PICTURE TEAM S o it , % ¢ > after an T | mdy Killer,” starring James ¢ 5 A g 0 lad; cKin, E ttat fans have becom: o e 1 ned to. Gable romant creen - o 3 & " katers will| Cagney, Is showing for the last| A romance like “7TH HEAVEN",' te revue in| CUMING SUNDAY time tonight. It is the story of | 2 2 I r hard egg who rises from the ranks | music and spectacle like “SUNNY- s d 3 of movie usherdom to the hel SIDE UP" and a surprise noveliy naver shown on the screen before. of s n fame, with an interlud must mend has FhL) Gk < =% PR of gang-leading which threaten: L “"f Killer, Starring i, ,ove nis downfall in his James Cagney, Closes |lie. Cagney proves to be % k-acti Geneva Hobbes, Murr ward Keane Podr vide an unusual a ground. Tonight ai Capitol |, an adventurous| e a job in “It. MISS MARIE the Prank RETURN IN ERN STATES or Columbia \L the Capitol ney Fox, N M with a midnight Miss Ma Henry Hull in supporting - - NATURE'S HEALTH TREASURE : Snaw, pring ol and te: ade in the June returned on the last evening from | outh after spending the sum- She escapes vacation visiting in Idaho, | ed in Florida ngton and Oregon. She spent | s to go to|the latter part of her vacation le is a fel- | with her mother in Newport, Ore- gon who is co-|the E tarred nnm 1ys the ces ap Lake Minera! Baths. Nu-|rcle of Massage. Drugless Institube. |who is kidnapp adv. |on her wedd -oo from his i NU-WAY 0T SPRINGS waters, and attem Famous Soap Lake Mineral Dru In by her fath -l!h b ‘Walter Connolly—Roscoe Karns N\ From the Cosmopolitan Magazine story by N Samuel Hopkins Adams P /ERANK CAPRA PRODUCTION +Made by the director who gave you “Lady For A Day** New York by bus. Health Bo mas is cast as Miss - e husband, Walter Mining Location ~Notices at Em- | her father, and { ¢ | pire office. - | i Daily Empire Want Ads Pay! i Every MAN and WOMAN in Juneau should by all means see “IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT will come and go before everyone will have had the op- A Jesse L. Lasky Production . I am afraid it OF COURSE THERE ARE OTHER PLAGES BT - - - - ONLY ONE portnity to see it . So I am now telling you to arrange your plans go that yeu ... will be among the hundreds to thrill to one of ‘he finest pictures the screen has ever offered. CLIFF DAIGLER, Manager. STARTS MATINEE PREVIEW SUNDAY 2P. M. Tonight 1:10 AM: 11111 T NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT COCHRANE BATS st The tume V. the City e bids on of Skagway R E the construct. v water - y N distribution system has been ex-| tended to August 27, 1934, at X mk pm., and bids Matinee Prices 25¢ . DETROIT, Aug. 25. — Micke) Cochrane, his Detroit Tigers ar « - convinced, has a very high batti average in Laseball's repart way, Alaska, until August 27, 1934 i league. jat 2 o'clock p.m. at which hour | 3 One of his latest vic vas | they will be openerd. | YOU TO() »mmooo« & : Jimmy Dykzs, m#hager of the Chi- City of Skagway, Alaska, E 9 _— R 5 bt e St cazo White Sox, who came to By L. E. REYNOLDSON. ATTE\""ON — Detroit after the rs had fin- City Clerk. ks s RAINBOW GIRLS o particularly ‘successful First publication, Aug. 13, 1934, | WILL LIKE THE SERVICE! P gl LR ST 1 P | Last publication, Aug. 25, 1934. meeting Saturday, September 1, at Fried Chicken A8 Rl * said Jimmy, shak- | with Cochrane, “that| se you won all those games b in the cast, you expect preity soft, NOTICE or HEARING DF pickings today.” . ] FINAL ACCOUNT . No," - gpigioed . Migkey, . IH I’lt Barbeq"(’ In the Court of the Commissioner t¢ dine well and rest well at clown outfits like yours that cau for the Territory of Alaska, Di- Scattle’s most ditsi digss. Here, you, 'W the modern. hotel gonve: nege:sary fo your cg fort and all those old ideas of friendliness and pitality that are necess gocd hotel well operaf all the. wps. vision No. 1, sitting in probate £ in Skagway Precinct, before Can- ) o Bt'(’r Wl" s ‘vass White, Esq., Commissioner and Ex-Officio Probate Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of | SMOKEY’'S PARIS INN TRIO DANIEL HURLEY, Deceased. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVE -—— WUCH INTEREST IN - SERIES OF SERMONS Considerable mtcxut has b(‘en1 evidenced in the series of Sermons| That OSCAR SELMER, Exec t,m‘ ’ o 5 S | : T gl g e B e e pop i Every Night at 10 of the estate of DANIEL HURLEY. | JAMES D. WARTY, Gions Movement,” by the pastor,| % | Deceased, has filed herein, and g AT : it g : iR W1 T |dered for settlement his final a g te Rev. g & Owtson || LUDWIG NELSON | |count of the adminlstration of the | “I have been asked a number of | JEWELER D N l Vieg 3 e Alaskan Head iy B Ty g f said estate; and that a hearin askan Headquarters—Ask for Permanent Rates. questions concerning this series u{\ Watch Repairing | N(’l(~ (lnce llm )Crs will be had upon same bcfurc’ t ,‘ scrmons during mf ¥ “f;d we@k'l‘ | Brunswick Agency | undersigned, at his office in Sk HOTEL | ¢ ©ud the Rev. Olafson -today. “I/ FRONT STREET ) 4 ke 5 . i = way, Alaska, on the 12th day o am glad there is an interest in ;. — sl > o C P P v o gt Eeme o cis | NEW WASHINGTO to form hasty judgments on tae | ! 'LYING TRAPEZE” {ate may appear at sald time, an ¥ basis of one or two of these talks, THE CARPENTE 1 4 > av] ale' may SRRES 3 LG PRE Seattle’s Mest Distinguished Address i g s d 1y R place and file objections in writing | : :‘;e“phj:s:o?";t hc“:fef; gcses?c; i AND g ° to said account, and contest the | S=—————— XE2 o e & b: » A | same. —— - -— — 4 et;‘);:;x;g;y. SR T . ! CABINET SHOP ! GIVEN under my hand and lhe‘ Process Served Cnnfldentig] hyfl" & 3 = & I |seal of the Probate Court this 8th (| o ’ “Do You Want God?” Mr. Ron- Wood Work and Building ‘C 0 U T S . ° Isca} Al k D A o ald R. Lister will be the soloist. | ‘ Opposite Harri Machine Shop ome U-U- ometime ;dfl’ g A“g“csuf,a:ss o asnd etectl've “my e i | | E. O. Fields L. R. Nunamaker o | i . r 5 ’ NU-WAY HOT SPRINGS || ! PEARL and BILL [ e Offialg WM. FEERO, Manager i Famous Soap Lake Mineral | PHONE 4504 i ORI L B L Room 1, Shattuck Bundui’ i : ~ Eealth Baths. Drugless Institute. | P t g. 11, - Phone 2152 BO! “ 1m4wmanq publication, Sept. 1, 1934 —adv. .