The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 3, 1935, Page 3

¢ B ———— S —— > 3 R SRl e A R e A Y THE DAILY ALASKA l;MPlRL TUESDAY, DEC. 3, l935 LAST TIMES TONIGHT Selected Shorts THEATRE Results of 1935 Elections Offer 1936 ‘War Maps'| The weakness was inherited, and GIVES ADVIGE TO LOVELORN “Romance ]ust Happens,” | gu; tne my Says Talented Piano-Set- |toria b the nce to play the strenuou ter Now at the Capltol | part in public life marked out for a ! member of the Royal iamily. That Helen “O“‘m“ b”““ml piano- | gha never married also is explained time to innumerable illnesses. For this reason Victoria's life was passed in quiet seclusion. Deep anc dark appeared the mystery on | hrouding the seeming unnatural re- rement of King Edward's daught y was not real. Vie- her the strength no: { sitter who appears in a featured role | 1y her delicate health. in “Go Into Your Dance,” Al Jolson- Ruby Keeler musical film now show- ing at the Capitol, has a prize recipe SPENT THANKSGIVING .- - JEANNE VANDERLEEST | which includes Glenda Fa: for those persons who have not yet HOLIDAY IN LE found the romance they are seeking. 4 “It's because you're seeking Miss Jeanne VanderLeest, daugh- s Morgan to lovelorn boys|ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Vander- ‘Romance is never found | Leest, spent the Thanksgiving holi- under such conditions. I think ro-|g in Seattle, Wash the guest mance always just happens. That is| o what makes it fascinating. What at ‘Marylhurst College, could be more deadly than a romance regon. She also visited her that is planned?” Miss Mary Vander! t, a ty of Wash- “If you are tired|student at the Univers men | inzton. She and nervous, also says, don’t see your friends, for they have little patience —_———e —— with so-called nerves caused by sit- | MRS. HOLBROOK GOES uations of which they know nothing.” | SOUTH FOR HOLIDAYS Helen, who should know, plays the | — “other woman” in 'he all-star cast| Mrs. Wellman Hclb)mk left for Se- 1, Bar-|attle on the North Sea and will be and | joined latey by her husband who will ‘mke his annual vacation in the ~Ka tes. ton MacLane, Benny Rubin Phil Rez:m ' KING'S SISTER, | y social class and came to be |known as the “Alexandra limp.” S | Weakness Inherited | ithe Princess fell victim in her life- | Miss Alice McAlerney, one of her ADDISON PAGE SEEN IN NEW ROLE TONIGHT Stage Playe; Ts Featised in “Redhead,” Comedy- Drama, Coliseum “Redhead,” comedy Addison Page, newcomer to the ranks jof Hollywood, as a featured player. | Page will be seen in many oth ymovies featuring his sterling wor | wr is due to the excellent train- |ing he received at the hands of Jessie | ¢ | Bonstelle, famed dramatic instructor |of a few years ago. | Born in') n, Page aitended the e uni ity there and won fame in various athletic fields as well as gaining many 5 with his remarkable dramatic ability Bruce Cabot and Grace Bradley play the leads in this interesting pic- ture in which a redhead plays angel. D LUTHERAN LADIES' AID The Annual Sale and Turkey Dinner of the Ladies’ Aid will be held next Wednesday. Sewing Sale all day, Dinner at p.m. adv. - e SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! PRIN. VICTURM ‘-n||mm||mm||uunuu|m|||||m||uu||u|||u|u|||um|||um|||mn||uumm|||||||::::mu||||ml||||||u||||mm||n|mu|||num|uuum|||mumm||||u||- drama nDow | ving at the Coliseum Theatre, has | Hullaum 's. heer, is packed in keg- lined eans. Schenley NEW ALE, BEER Products company cently packed their 1500,000th 1 SUUN PLAGEB uN case of Old Quaker whiskey since y last fall, meng, -amd ALASKA MARKET WOMET{SEDM&?'?EATION D. Bal lan tine and Sons'| Esther Gullufson was initiated T 2 | into the Home Chapter No. 0 and | Products CO“““% As- | Eiste Sofoulis into the Local Chap- 3 serts Kay Louring | ter No. 439 at last night's regular ‘sow\"()u of Women of the Moose. Kaj Louring, Pacific Bottlers| A d ightful lunch was served Subply repr ntative, arrived by Olsen, Emma Waltonen !from a business trip to Cordovaand Lydia Smith. jon the Yukon and will sail for Krane with his ‘accordion Ketchikan on the Victoria. After| . nised the music for the dance a week in Ketchikan Louring willl {5 which all Moose members were go to Los Angeles, where Conti- jnvited home office is located. He tend convention of s of Schenley Pro- v, Calvert Distilling Liquors, the organization, - JUNEAU WOMEN’S CLUB I{ SESSION m Walker, and the| cnristmas xml ~|10S and further s of other brands of gepate concerning ‘the’ establish- handled by his (‘ompm\ ment in Alaska of a tuberculosis wil be held n Los Angeles|gpijtarium for Alaskans who can- nuary to discuss plan: not afford to go outside for treat- He expects to Tei ' ment, were expected to hold the Alaska early next year. flcor in today's business session of D. Ballantine and Son ¢|the Juneau Women's Club, which convened at 2 o'clock in the City famous 8 percent ale, first pro- Council Chambers, under the Presi- duced in 1840, Louring said, and|dency of Mrs. J. M. Chase. a carload of the ale and Ballan- - - |tine's 5 percent beer will soon Toads are used to control the white | | reach Seattle enroute to Alaska.lgrub pest in Puerto Rico. resumed the manufacture of gllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHHIIII ‘and a request that the same be * DIES IN LONDON (Continued from Page One) “Her Royal H]ghness Had i : | Peaceful Death” Is Democratic ever since the present| x p: party alignments began. Republican | Brief Bulletin hopes of carrying these states iuI 1936 are almost non-existent. | That simplifies Republican mathe- | matics, because it means that the only possible way for the Republi-| cans to win is by a combination of eastern and western strength. | It complicates Democratic calcula- tions and raised the question: | Should Democratic efforts be direct- | ed toward a combination of the South and the East, or a combina- ! tion of the South and the West? i Mathematical Possibility Heretofore it has been assumed the Democrats would seek to annex | the West to the South, appealing to | the westefn voters on the farm and power issues, and liberal prmuples generally. ] That still may be the outcome, yet | the Democratic vote cast in the East in the 1935 election offers an inter- esting temptation. In New York the | Democratic popular vote represented | a majority of 400,000, and in New | Jersey it almost equalled that of the Republicans. i New York alone has 45 electoral | IlillIiIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlll“mIIIIIIlillllllllll"ll"flll IIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIII|ii|IiI|II|IIIIIIiIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIITlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIl AR AR LTI votes or more than the combined | IATED PRESS ( KEYSTONE Vi€V voting power” of the ten smallest | p“glNCE.SS Vl(.TOQlA‘ western states. New York, Pennsyl-;| LONDON, Dec. 3.—Princess Vic- vania, New Jersey and Massachus- toria, sister of King George, died etts together have 116. The South, early today. The bulletin merely said: plus these four eastern states, plus ‘‘Her Royal Highness had a peaceful one or two western 'or border states, death.” could elect a President. | Princess Victoria was 67 years old. This compilation is presented here ghe never married. She was the merely as an interesting mathemat- | fourth child and the secorid daugh- ical possibility. What will be done ter of Edward the Seventh. about it remains to be seen. “Best Loved” | Princess Victoria was known as DRAMA CLUB’S PLAY [the “best beloved” of the sisters NEARS FINAL FORM of King George. Tall and fair, she rode a horse with easy grace, and |when it was the fashion, some 30 Election of officers at tonight's| | years ago, she was considered an | meeting of the Juneau Drama Club excellent cyclist. makes attendance of all members ad- | She was never strong, however, Bhd visable; it was angounced today by in her girlhood and early womanhood Pres: J. F. Mullen. |she suffered from repeated attacks of The meeting will be held as usual, |influenza. A short while before her in the high school auditorium ab‘blrm her mother, the late Queen 7:30 o'clock tonight. | Alexandria, had fallen desperately IR T |ill, walking for many years after- at THE EMPIRE'S office. ward with a lameness that was im- CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION mediately affected by the women of I, the undersigned, Frank A. Boyle, Auditor of the Territory of Alaska, hereby certify that there | has been filed /in the office of the Auditor, pursuant to the provisions of Section 924 of the ! Compiled Laws of Alaska, 1933, a certificate setting forth 'the names and ad- | dresses of the Directors and omcers of Allen Shattuck, Incorporated, and the written consent of all the stockholders of the corporation to a dissolution of said corporation, vHarmlton Beach Food Mixer $]1975 dissolved pursuant to the statutes of the Territory of Alaska, the said dissolution to take place at the close . of ‘business December 3lst, 1935. 2 THIS CERTIFIES that the said corporation is dissolved as of De- cember 31st, 1935, and upon the 3 . . completion of the publication’ of |® What a wise choice. A gift thi§ certificate for a period of four |that will save hours of tedious weeks as required by law. ,In'tchen work for years to come. Done under my hand and seal of office of Auditor of the'Terri- | - wan- eat Grinder » - - = - - X tory of Alaska, this 3rd day of MeatGrinder - - - - - - S}0g | December, 1935. Coffee il : == - « - 946 FRANK A. 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This is without exception the finest showing of lovely articles of Furniture ever shown in Alaska and we feel sure you will enjoy spending a few hours looking home gifts. What could possibly please the family more than a comfortable, roomy, colorful Davenport and Chair? Early American Simplicity Three Pieces $57.50 Now is the time to do your Christmas shopping, while you have such a complete and varied stock to choose from. We will gladly put your selection away for Christmas Eve delivery. COFFEE TABLES—MAGAZINE RACKS BOOK CASES—DESKS—OCCASIONAL CHAIRS—LOUNGING CHAIRS SMOKING STANDS Gateleg Table Solve the problem of the combined living and din- ing room and we are showing an extepuonallv fine variety of ‘sizes up to 8 feet when extended. CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS—$1.50 Y our Christmas Gift Now! flfllflllfl"lmllllfllllIfllllllfllIfiflIflifliflIfliflliflfllllllfllfllulflllllIIIIIlllIImHIHIHIIHlII it over. 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