The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 24, 1935, Page 3

STARTING TONIGHT 3ORNTO LOV This is the Saga of Girls no one knows ~the story that's never been told. ...TRAINED TO SUPPRESS b | A Fox Film Production —ADDED— No Contest Paramount News COMING ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! HARRY DUANE - Radio, Stage and Night Club Artist—Formerly of thé Waring’s Pennsylvanians and Ishm Jones You have heard him over KOMO, KJR, KOL and KSL. Now see and hear him in person playing and singing your faverite requests on the stage at this theatre starting tomorrow night. APITO ITHEATRE MRS. GOLDSTEIN IS RETURNING NORTH Mrs. I.. Goldstein, is a passenger for Juneau aboard the North Sea. She has been vis- iting in the south for weeks. — - A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, William Pederson, of the Pederson | now gained their release by post- Dairy, on the Glacier Highway, at St. Ann's Hospital last night. wite of I\«.:\.vor‘ Goldstejn, accompanied by her son, | CORRELL RELEASED UNDER $800 BOND Another of the men bound over to the grand jury on riot charges, N. R. Correll, won his freedom to- |day by posting $800 bond in Com- severdl | missioner's Court. Seven of the 15 originally bound over for alleged rioting and unlawful assemble in connection with the trouble on Lower Front Street Junme 24 have ing bonds. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE; WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1935 BUCHANAN TOUR PARTY VISITS HERE TUESDAY Detroit Phimhropisl Has i 49 Young Mén, Women | on Annual Alaska Trip | Once again the Buch:mm ‘gang” Lof young people are visiting Alas- ka. Touring ' this year on the " Princess Charlotte, the annual ex- | pedition from Detroit, Mich., visit- ed Juneau last night while the ship was in port enroute to Skag- way. However, this year's cruise is a bit different, George Buchanan, De- troit philanthropist, has six girls along with him, as well as the usu- ally large number of boys. There are 49 persons in the par- ty. The scheme of financing is the same as in previous years. The young travellers pay ome-third the expense themselves by thrift meas- ures during the school year; par- ents pay one-third; and Buchanan furnishes the balance. Alding Buchanan in the manage- ment of this tour is Mrs. Sadie Buchanan, his brother’s wife who is a resident of New Westminister, B. C. Also with the party is a niece, Miss Margaret Buchanan, Thamesville, Ont: “THE WHITE PARADE” OPENS AT CAPITOL “The Movie Parade,” which op- ens at the Capitol Theatre to- night, is the story of a modern training school for nurses, and is the 'first film produced on the phase of the production, “The White Parade” is dedicated to the memory of Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing. Starting tomorrow night, Thurs- day, Henry Duane, radio, stage and night club star will appear at the Capitol Theatre. Duane is a for- mer member of Warring's Penn- |sylvanians and Isham Jones or- | chestras, and has been heard from stations KOMO, KJR, KOL and |KSL. With his brother Albert, |Henry Duane left Seattle on April |27 on the gas boat Mary Ott, a 22 |foot cabin cruiser. According to | Duane, if they had not been picked up by the 8. 8. Northern, while they were enroute to Ketchikan where the Mary Ott was left, they would not appear at the Capitol | Theatre tomorrow. —— e P. W. Racey, mining engineer, Wkllmm Cox, Howard G. Wilcox and A. J. Ingraham arrived yester- day aboard the Alaska. They are reported to be enroute to the Comet | mine for a further survey of the property. - e ARE YOU GUILTY? Have you obtained your car driv- er's license for 1935-37? Have you paid your school tax for 1935? What about that new license tax for your dog? Why take chances by neglecting these matters? See the City Cle'rk at once. adv. REAL VALUES While They Last! VOILE DRESSES 14t0 52 . $1.75 ONE GROUP SILK DRESSES $3.95 10 $8.95 ONLY 3 COATS==ONLY 3 SUITS Gomg Pay Day fm' $10.00 SILK HOSE, One Lot, Chn‘fcm, pmr 75¢ . HICKORY BLOOMERS . . 50c Juneau Sample ‘Shop “The Little Storé. With the BIG Values” 44 OFFICERS INCLUDED ON NEW ORLEANS Capt. Reed Heads List of Commissionfi and Warrant Capt: A. B. Reed is the eom- pianding officer of the U. 8.8, New Orleans, now anchored in:Ju- neau's harbor. ! Other comnnssmned officers aboard the ship are: Commander M. L. Hersey, Jr., EX~ ecutive Officer. Lieut. Comdr. H. J, Ray. Liput. Comdr. R. H. Blair, Lieut. Comdr. Ralph Kiely. Lieut. Comdr. J. M. Fernald. Lieutenant F. C. L..Dettman. Lieutenant K. H. Power. Lieutenant A. R Brady. Lieutenant Ralph Earle, Jr. Lieut. (jg) J. 8. McClure. Lieut. (jg) C. H. Duborg. Lieut. (jg) W. L. Dye. Lieut. (jg) F. W. Hoye. Lieut. (jg) R. J. Woodaman. Ensign R. S. Craighill. Ensign E. L. Jahncke, Jr. Ensign F. W. Bruning. Ensign J. B. Denny Ensign R. L. Poor. Ensign F. R. Biard. Ensign E. E. Lee, Jr. Ensign W. T. Dutton. Ensign J. C. Bentley. Ensign D. L.. Moody. Ensign J. A. Bentley. Ensign C. C. Mathas. Ensign F. M. Stiesberg. Ensign A. T. Sadler. Ensign C. H. McCroskey, Jr. Commander M. H. Petzold, Chap- lain Corps. Lieut. Comdr, ical Corps. Lieut. Comdr. Supply Corps. Second Lieut. G. C. Ruffin, Jr., U. 8. Marine Corps. The ten warrant officers aboard the ship are: Chief Boatswain, George Cregan; Chief Gunner, F. P. Graziani; Chief Electrician, H. C. Woodward; Chief | Radio Electrician, L. W. Dufresne; Chief Machinist, Dean Fluss; Chief Machinist, G. J. Holtham; Machin- ist, W. E. Burke; Chief QCarpenter, P. J. Lynch; Chief Pay Clerk, Writ- | ner Hostetter; Chief Pay Clerk, G.| A. Howard. LOVEJOYS ARRIVE HERE FROM SITKA| New ' arrivals heére from Sitka, where they have editedl and pub- lished the Sitka newspaper, 'I‘hel Arrowhead, Mf. and ‘Mrs, Ritchie | Lovejoy plan to locate and start art | classes and studios in Juneau. Mrs, | Lovejoy was formerly Natalya Kash- | evaroff of this city, and one- time | art student at Cornish. «Mr. Lovejoy was an art student | at California, and studied commier- | clal art and lettering at the Nelson School in San Francisco. ‘He head- ed the art department of Sunshine Stores Inc. advertising rdoms in San Francisco for two years, and | has done illustrations for stories| for some time. A scientific book for laymen on marine life, by Jack Calvin aml% L. O. Stone, Med- G. A. Shattuck, "|Seattle detective who had Edward Ricketts, which published by the Stanford Pr this summer, contains over 100 draw- ings of marine life by Mr. Lovejoy. | He is at present 1Nustrating a ser- | les of children'’s storles about Al-| aska for an edstern publication e ——— HURSCH OUTE i S0 TH TO TRIAL Juneau's mosn-tnlked nbom prisoner in months in now enroute | {0 Seattle, under guard of a de- | tective from that city, it was dls- clased today. Paul Thornton Hursch, Charlor! with the robbery of two Seattle | banks with the resulting loot of | $2,500, was taken aboard the south- | bound Yukon here by C. V. Webb,| come morth recently to present Gov. } John W. Troy with extradition pa- | pers. Hursch was arrested several weeks ago by Jtnesu police who| bad trailed him after recetving tipé | from Seattle. Hursch did not admit the bank robberies rwhib detdined here, ® 600000 fe AT THE HOTELS Oscar R. Hart, Jurieau; B. L.| Kerne, Seattle; 'Mr, and Mrs. G Ji Counter, Chichagof; H. A. Reed Seattle; J. J..Shearer, Seattle; A Aqwnsrahm Vmouva' B. C; ard G: Wilcox, Seattle; Wm Cox, Seattle;. P. 'W. Racey, Van- couver; Lucviennie Bouhey, Seattle; Lela Walker, Seattle; W. C. Fletch- ef, Ketchikan; Mrs. E. R. Zalukey, Seattle; D. Campbell, Charleston W. Va.;, Mary Hallaren, Boston, Mass.; Larry Grayson, Seattle. Alaskan Harry Duane, Ketchikan; E. A Torgerson;; City; Art Hedman, Ta- | ku River; J. As Pightman, Juneau; H. D, McNeil, Juneau. Zynda William 8. Cooper, Minneapolis. ’ ——eo— SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! | seum is being |, JOE MORR HELEN twnv{‘nw CONRAD. NAGEL : ARLINE JUDOQE | Midnight Preview: LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE HELEN TWELVETREES FEATURED, COLISEUM young lyric tenor, has the leading role in “One Hour Late,’; mow showing at the Colid Theatre. Morrisbn who achieved fame overnight with his singing of the cowboy lament “The Last Roundup” has broken all C ords for introducing song hits ac- garding to radio experts It is sepsational- for even the best of established radio stars to'introduce one Song hit a month Twenty genuine hits in one year is the umqu(- record hung up by Morri- Jm Morrison, .Hcl‘en Twelvetrees, Conrad Na- |eel, Arline Judze, Gail Patrick and Efward Craven appear in support- | ing roles in “One Hour Late,” which | was directed by Ralph Murphy. Morrison and Miss Twelvetrees act a pair of youngsters with jobs and ambition but no money, who are head overheels in love, in the Paramount film. D SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST! «J. H. Hall, is bound for Seward from Juneau on the 'Alaska. 2 P. to 4P, Friday M. Only M. TWO PAIR FULL FASHION PURE ] $1.00 VALUE $2.50 ROCK CRYSTAL. NECKLACE, STRUNG ON SILVER-PLATED CHAIN FREE ! Present this certificate and $1.50 and receive one $2.00 box of Face Powder, one §1,00 Ex- quisife Peffume, a $§2.50 Rock Cut Crystal Necklitce strung on silver-plated chain and TWO PAIR OF LADIES' FIRST QUAL $1.00 HOSE. Remember, these are pure silk first quality full fashion Hose. Choice of Crys- tal Necklace or Pearl Necklace. If you cannot come at this hour, send someone to our store before s and your seét will be laid aside. $1.50 —Mail Orders Add 10c and This Ad— Originally $6.50 Value for $1.50! Juneau Drug Co. JUNEAU, ALASKA 2Hours | IS WORTH Introductory Advertising ()/]('r sale, leave $1.50 FOR ALL FIVE ARTICLES YOU PAY ONLY LIMIT: 2toa Limit 2 Sets to Each Customer Certificate 2 P. M. to 1 P, M. 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