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Your whole aystem is poisoned. t takes those ood, old CARTER'S 1 LITTLE LIVER PILLS to ga these two ounds of bile fl . oel ““up and hey barmless, gentle vegetable extracts, amazing when it comes to making the bile flow fr But don't ask for liver pills. Little Liver Pills. Look for the jing freciy and make you i ul, Little Liver Pills on the red label. Resent & . substitute. DOORS, SASH, GLASS, PANELS, FINISH LUMBER { and MILLWORK § beautifully designed, of fine matericls, from manu- facturer at lowest prices. ! Complete service. Prompt estimates. Ask for Catalog. FRANKIE MACK’S MELODY BOYS LUNCHES THE PARIS INN (On Glacier Highway) SMOKY'S PARIS INN TRIO EVERY NIGHT AT 10:00 (Hear 'Em Do “The Flying Trapeze”) FRIED CHICKEN — PIT BARBEQUE — BEER — WINE ALASKA-RHEINLANDER DISTRIBUTORS s For prompt service and immediate delivery of either Rheinlander draught or bottled beer PHONE 114—Femmer’s Dock. HAROLD L. STABLER, Local Agent [ ll | l I WOODLAND GARDENS | DISTRIBUTED BY COMEDY T0 BE - SHOWN FRIDAY “Three - Cornered Moon, New York Stage Hit, | Coming to Capitol “‘Three-Corner: Moon,” the com- edy hit of the New York stage which kept blase New Yorkers laughing for weeks, has been made into a Paramount picture with Claudett lbert and Richard Ar-, len, Mary Boland, in the starringi featurc at- at the reles. It 1S to be the traction starting tomorrcw Capitol Theatre. Written by Gertrude Tonkongy this year was a stcncg-! thout any writing expe- ce whatever, the plot of “Three- ered Moon,” tells all about a , which is suddenly impov- rished by the depression. The cavorting of this madeap family keeps the story on a high plane of roliicking comedy. Frem the flighty, widowed moth- er who invested the family fortunc in a nice “metal” mine because a gentlema was very en-| bout it, down to her| the Rimpl of e oddest assortment | gathered under one roof. They | might be your next door neighb but if they are you have grour for breaking your lease. In addition to the three stars| li‘ted above, this picture, produced ' by B. P. Schulberg, boasts a sup- | porting cast including Wallace Ford, | Lyda Roberti, Joan Marsh, Tom | Brown, William Bakewell and Har- die Albright. Tt was directed by Elliott Nugent. ! THOR ELECTRIC SERVANT WILL BE ON DISPLAY 'fouscwivvsi\xfil Be Amaz- ed at One Exhibit at S. E. Alaska Fair ! Amceng* the numerous new me- chanical creations which will be disp the Southeast Alaska ir t week i5 the new Thor ! nt, which wiil be on2 of the features in the Al v Elez- tric Light and Power Company’ booth, and comes direct to the loeal fair from the H ¥y Machine Display at the Chicago Century of Progress World's Fair. This ingenous device viewed by millions at which was the Chicazo ir not only washes clothes thor- cughly, but wrings them dry, irons them rapidly, and in addition a kitchen work table, food, is wired for radio, and siveral gadgets designed to mal» the housewife gasp with wonder. ——~———— B INTERICR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL ENROUTE TO HOME OFFICE IN S. F. Va3 mix2s has as A. C. Kinsley, of the division of investigation of the Department of [Interior, will leave tonight aboard the Dorothy Alexander en- route to his headquarters in San Francisco. Mr. Kinsiey, who arrived in Ju- neau on the last souwthbound trip of the Yukon, has completed a three months' trip through Alaska. H: came north aboard the North Star early in June, continued north | aboard the Bureau of Indian Af- fairs ship to the Bristol Bay dis- trict, where he has spent most of the summer. DANCING Process Served Phone 2152 : Alaska Detective Agency WM. FEERO, Manager Room 1, Shattuck Building Confidential Investigations g ol N my office will be closed for about things. He can defy that pressure, GEORGE DANNER, Proprietor P. 0. Box 968 Mining Location Notices at Em- three weeks. 'or he can use it. AT Sl i pive office. —ady. DR. E. B, WILSON. | It even is conceivable he might CAREER HALTED, | itrioli i tive” rty, yet vitriolic attack against his col- Mig TiadS0. L we gre @ league from Kentucky, a five- have a “conservative ‘pfl.l) Ap.thA country, how else is it to start? | tion. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. THURSDAY, SEPT. 6. 1934. LANKET COVERS MOUNTAIN SCENIC 10| == £ s 5 ARE SHOWN N | “THE KEYHOLE" Kav Francis-George Brent Picture Closing To- night at Capitol | \ g Two rc p) side 1ances are developed side thtoughout the Warner hole,” which itol Theatre to- and the other / and George Brent, in the pic- articipants in the >N \ &/ HAL ROACH presents >3ri0 although it sta a3 a pr been reen husband to r to get evi- her perfic But the paid spy discovers she is not “that kind of a girl,” and promptly falls in love with her, which emotion is | reciprocated, much to the discom- "fil\u‘(\ of the jealous husband. The affair of Glenda Farrell and | Allen Jenkins, which supplies com- edy, progresses along the e of psuedo love making in which 2 gold digging adventuress matches wits with a cheap private detective and both are fooled, she believing him to be the scion of a wealthy family and he thinking that she is an heiress. ‘The ‘story 7leads the spectator through 4 series of adventures from New York to Havana. It.is based on the story, “Adventuress” by Alice D. G. Miller and adapted t the screen by Robert Presnell. he in viith SHARILEY CHASE A mass of glacial silt broke from a lake at the foot of Whitewater glacier 6800 feet up on the side of M¢t. Jefferson in the Cascade range of Oreqon and moved 1200 feet down, uprooting trees and spreading over an area of 250 acres. At the right is the canycn formed by the morainal wash and spread out is the grayish mass of mud. Trees and streams were buried under a muddy blanket two to 30 feet deep. (Associated Press Photo) ' CHAPLIN'S SONS LEAVE HOSPITAL TIME BEING, OF J YOUNG BROWN welcome the activities of the league to offset the opposite pressures he :oHS OF THE DESE® “HELLO, BROTHER! —and sisters, too! “You win a laugh membership in the Fraternal Order:-of Laughter. Howls? We've got a million of them . . . seven reels fulll Get ready for the ini- tiation . . . and re- member, the pass-, word F-U-N!" is MAE BUSCH DOROTHY CHRISTY LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD | Directed by William A. Sefted - A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE PLUS SILVERNITE | feels from his more radical sup- Colorful Figure from South jporters, and to help swing the i “new deal” policies more toward Defeated—Punches right, the Looked For HERBERT PLUMMER | SHINGTON, Sept. 6.—Defeat of Representative John Young Brown of Kentucky has halted, for {JUNEAU GIRL WILL ‘ SPEND WINTER WITH FRIENDS IN SOUTH w the time being at least, the poli- tical career of on of the most Miss Lillian Auwexander, daughter colorful figures to come up from iuf Judge and Mrs. G. F. Alex- the south in recent times | ander, will leave on the Dorothy The 34-year-old- youn , who | Alexander tc night for the south. hails from the famous blue gr | Miss Alexander will go first to section of the state and whose Portland where she will join Judge home is in the city where the Alexander who is there now en- Kentucky Derby is run each year, route to Alaska from a visit with came to Congress for the first |his family in Missouri time as a member-at-larze in the | Miss Alexander will stay in Port- {land for several weeks before going |Bast where she will visit friend {in St. Louis and Chicago and her grandparerits, Mr. and Mrs. J Soventy-Third. He had been here but a few days when he attracted attenti youthful appcarance, sf i/ and big volce mu‘ult- oldtimers sit | W. Alexander in Gallatin, Mo. She up”,mu L.x)lu; x‘m:w W will spend the holidays in Gallatin is reputation as a politicia £ and shortly after the first of the preceded him to Washington. At Yoas g 15 Washisaton, D Lg L ;0(::;‘ was «'Ill-r't‘vz! a ’I[nvr;;l‘x;xl' (1 ‘III:? ! he will visit her uncle and aunt, tiges: At.81) he Vit BRar b This picture is the most recent of Charles Spencer Chaplin, j Ir. and Mrs. Preston C. Alex- of that body: and at 33 he broke 2nd Sidney Earl Chaplin, sons of the movie comedian, Charles Chaplin, |2nder. In Washinglon it is her The boys, nine and eight years old, were photoyraphed as they left |intenticn to continue her study of the state administration slate in the hospital for their home following minor operations. (Associated |musi 5 . d L 3 music. She plans t 0 the Democratic primary to be Press Photo) ]“,;C“u next ;xl,mn;.r Rl elected to C')ll,"!i / Many pariies have been given A e 4 S “American Libert ¥y for Miss Alexander prior to her departure on her long journ: It was Brown’s nerve and fear- lessness which brought him into the limelight here. One of the first things he did as a member of the House was to junk the time- honored tradition that “freshmen” should be seen and not heard for League,” P ur poses, Organizers, Explained | - Hunted in Jail Break SHOP IN JUNEAU! (Continued from page One) 2 at least a little while, | such Republicans as James W. Brown had been hére less than Wadsworth, climb into the "same betore 6 uppble KIRE. e mosbod Saic. The {miitatin s 10 before he started a Tow. He lashed ""n.*[’(‘;' i u‘lk W m\:“, i out on the floor one day in a if we are t termer, a man 10 years his senior and a member of the powerful Ways and Means Committee Fred Vinson. \ So what_about implications with | respect to Mr, Roosevelt, and 19362 | Jouett Shouse, who is ta be Pres- He lectured Vinson for having ‘:fii‘]‘f “’;‘Sh‘};c!‘;:i“e‘;;;"};‘ 3:‘03 mi‘t had inserted in the Congressional e A i A }ul,ure tena Record a day or so before a speech which cost “$225 of the tax payers’ money to explaii a vote of his, so that in the future he can get votes by virtue of his explanation of this one.” But he changes to the tense when he adds that league definitely “isn’'t anti-Roosevelt.” He does not say the league nev- er will be anti-Roosevelt; and that one certain thing is that if the| league keeps its identity, it will feel the strongest kind of influ- ence in 1936 to be either for Mr. Roosevelt or against him. AIDS DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS Brown's temerity. infuriated Vin- | son and amazed other members of the House. It looked for a while as if the two actually would ex- change punches on the floor, { That incident made Brown, how- ever. Democratic leaders realized they had in this youngster from Kentucky with the big voice and undoubted . forensic ability a use- ful weapon. Time after time in he heetic days which followed they rushed him into the breach to do battle for the Administra- BETWEEN THE LINES Reading between the lines and that has to be done because all of the men involved, in the league and in the, Administration, are experienced politicians who pick their words advisedly—the sit- uation would seem to be something like this: A considerable group of prop- erty owners, including conspcuous- ly certain eastern industrial and fi- nancial interests recently has shown increasipg alarm over the trend of “new deal” policies. This group, roughly identified with the designation of “conser- vative,” took particular offense at the President’s speech at Green Bay, Wis., in which he appealed to| Siriking evidence of their re- gard for his ability came near the close of the Congress. Memorial services for ‘the dead of hoth House and Senate were held. Young Brown was selected above all other members of the House to deliver the principal oration. Sel- dom had a first-termer been ac- farms are all tubercvlin-tested, Grade under the mcest s2-itary conditions. 'Escaping from!the’oklahom.' 'prison * at§ McAlester| by ' sawing bars, these three women were be- ing hunted in many states.§ They JUST CALL husband and ypur children a smooth, Every bottle of MINDENHALL MILK Stands for Supreme WALKER DROPS BOUT TO CORBETT Young Corbett 11, onetime holder of the welterweight title and now fighting in the middleweight division, scored a 10-round over Mickey Walker, former welter and middleweight champion, in an | —————-— cutdoor San Francisco match, fPorbett (right) has his left in the air In this action picture as Walker protects hi: head and body In fifth round. (Asscciated Press ®hoto) 3 "urity and Richness of Flavor And tc put such outstznding quality and dependability into our milk, we have had te go to untcld researech and expense. The cows on our A producers and arg milked In our plant we use as much care, labor and equipment in keeping it clean as we do in the actuak production of the milk, and then to be sure, several purity tests are made during the bottling of the milk, All this to give you, your rich, heavy-bedied milk. Our milk has more cream, which means mere nourishment—more flavor— mere vitamins. And best of all—you can depend om eemsistent high corded such distinction 'are, to b Ji the western liberals and said the 4 2 d p to bottom, Clarice Jones,) e e & Redistricting in Kentucky 5 138 'who was serving five years fop| ‘New deal” musi march on quality. Phone today for a month’s trial blamed for his defeat. He was h.1 "7 Bessie” in€0g " Now that apprehension is to have 985 3 ;1 Bessie® Catlin,* 29, servel placed in the same district with [Folcibessie” Catli direct expression. The League, ® Virgil Chapman, who has repre- ,mg{20 y""”"vmfnsm.lgmm sented that section of Kentucky in ‘Q"dJ“;'- hodes, 26, serving. Congress for 10 years. With the \years_for. murder. exception of a defeat suffered in T the Republican landslide of 1928. NOTICE Chapman has been a member of | the House since 1925, Having been raied to Seaftle, without a party label as yet, has served notice on Mr. Roosevelt that organized pressure is to be ibrougm to bear at Washington. THE PRESIDENT'S CHOICE Mr. Roosevelt can do one of “’l Mendenhall Dairy