The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 17, 1935, Page 3

A TONIGHT. “HAYFEVER” A Three-Act Comedy by NOEL COWARD Presented by the JUNEAU DRAMA CLUB Tickets at All Drug Stores THEATRE R ADMISSION 50c Everybody Will Be There! e St T o e ) e - 2 0 the Range with a Chef’s Brain SPECIAL TERMS $22.00 Down BALANCE MONTHLY THE DAWN ¢ A new lzfzpmu Automatic § © electric range. Styled by ch- Hugi -ia Dulany, Give Mother what she really wants—a way to find new leisure with which to do the things she likes to do. Give her this marvel- ous new range which enables her to surprise and delight her family and friends with new cooking achievements. A new Hotpoint electric range is #he gift of the year. Comeintoday.Seethesewonderful new ranges.Learntheamazing factsabout theircleanliness, coolness, positive success and economy. FEATURES o Calrod, hi-speed, clean-heat electric coils . . “Chef’s Brain” (aute- matic timer clock) .. 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Wile, was loaded aboard the With the first turning of the cam- era on ‘No More Ladies,” shown at North Sea for the States last Saturday night. The record- breaking mail shipment also in- the Capitol for the last times to- night, all rumor as to Joan Craw- |rord‘s future plans was set at rest cluded about 600 pounds of first class mail, which Mr. Wile stated amounts to from 35,000 to + The glamorouys star is to remain on jthe silver screen for at least three more years, under the terms of a re- 40,000 letters. cent long-term extension of her con- [ DOUGLAS NEWS e plays the role of a Park Avenue aris- | Itocrat whose marriage to the town’s POUGLAS SCHOOL HOLIDAYS most popular young man and its en- suing details is the subject for spark- —_— ling comedy action. The Christmas vacation period, Robert Montgomery co-stars and | orjginally announced to start Decem- | Charlie Ruggles, Franchot Tone and ber 24, will begin with the close of ! Edna May Oliver are also featured. iy school Friday evening, December 20, Pmspgmy Hg re, e Asserts President of Big Distillery | Installation of New Bottling Line. for Glenmore Due to fhe lack of a quorum, the, Tells Story special meeting of the Douglas City | Gouncil, called for last might to gon- LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 17—‘mdvr pin-ball machine ordinances, “Prosperity returning?— It's here,” un burner regulanons and other said Frank B. Thompson, President | | matters. was again postponed and a of Glenmore, Kentucky's largest dis- | | new date for the, meeting wil] b¢ se- tillery, in an interview today. Rmht Yected by Mayor A. E. Goetz. now we are nearly three weeks be- B hind orders, thousands of cases on DOUGLAS COUPLES all of our brands—and we won't be\ CHANGE RESIDEN: | able to catch up till our new bottling | e line, now being installed, is com-| Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Jensen are pleted. “For the past six weeks we've been | Fifth street, having moved there a operating on a 24-hour schedule, and couple of days ago. Mr. and Mrs. | by the pupils will be held Monday | evening, December 23. Preparations |ar: being rushed for the occasion which all parents and general are invited to - ACTION OV ORDIN. " IS AGAIN POSTPONED attend. |the Kilburn house to an apartment, Return of Confidence ;uvcr the Riedi store “How do 1 account for it? Simply | ki i i . a complete return of confidence cn,JANl’I'OBSHlP VACANCY TO lv,h= part of the public—a lobsening of | BE FILLED, SCHOOL BOARD the flood gates of pent up desire to — have the fine things, the real things| At the monthly meeting of the again. The people are buying—they | Dnu;zl'\s school board Thursday eve- are buying all-wool clothes, all-|ning, the selection of a new janitor' |leather shoes, real diamontls, and i to succeed “Dutchy” Martin, recently’ | real whiskies. i.csigncd, will come in the regular “When we built our huge botllmglorder of business along with! pay«v, |'plant last Spring we felt assured the ! ments of salaries and other bills. the pace. jstraight American Whiskies and | asked {o file their applications in | blends of straigh$ whiskies was cer- | writing. tainly coming—and we felt we had ot amply prepared for it. No one could | SWAP PARTY | foresee that 1t would ‘come so quickly | Mesdames Plora Kirkham arf or in such tremendous volume. | Marcus Jensen will be hostesses to Growing Demand | the Douglas Island Women'’s ‘Club, “Our greal stocks of Kentucky | for their regular meeting which was whiskies now ageing in the wood, | postponed from last week. The meet- aqg constantly being added to, are |ing will be held at, t.he home of the far more than sufficient to supply all | former, a.nd is to be in lhe nfltqre of existing needs, but bottling is literal- | a swap puty. 1y “the neck of the bottle” in this matter of meeting today’s demand for quality liquors, The completion of this new bott]lng line will ease the ‘present situation " greatly,’ for our wholesale and retail outlets, as well as" for ourselves—i it won’t come within shopnng distance of enabling !us to meet Lhe constan 1y growlng de- mand.” | e 1936 LICENSE PLATES The 1936 automobile license plates are now available. Tefritorial feg $10, city fee $5. Come early nnd‘ avoid the rush. Motorists are re- minded that in case of sale, plates must remain on car, of ownership must be registered with the City Clerk promptly. A. W. HENNING, City Clerk. ——e e RADIO ARTISTS!" | —adv. ARE TO START DECEMBER 20 ‘January 2. Programs and exercises the public in/} |now located in their own home on | even so, we've not been able to keep | Gifford Carter have moved from | swing of public preference for the | Candidates for the position are being | All transfers | now see and hear them in perscn' iM\xsgrave Triolians, famous three- | piece string orchestra from Illinois. MRS. BYINGTON 'RETURNING Mrs. William Byingtor, who h been south on a Visit, is returning to her home aboard the Northland. | DEC. 17, I935 TONIGHT IS - OPENING OF - “HAYFEVER" {Juneau Residents Given Rare Opportunity to See Famous Broadway Play Every time she tried to open her mouth (said Myra) she was “mowed |down by theatrical effect | When she finally, however, | belled, she precipitated one of funniest second-act climaxas Coward concocted. What happened to Myra, the pre- re- the datory divorcee who made lukewarm | Iove to the son in order later to se- duce the father; or to Richard, the polished diplomat who for once said | the wrong thing at the psychological mement; or to Judith, actress who |existed only in her audience and {#hat, unluckily, not always a sym- | pathetic one: these and other ques- | | tions concerning life and love among | the lunatics will be answered in to- {night's opening performance of the |Drama Club production “Hayfever,” {playing at the Coliseum Theatre. Ted Danielsen, capable director of |last year's “Loose Ankles,” directs | the cast, which includes the follow- |ipg club members: Edith Danielsen, Harriet Cutler, Betty Schoettler, {Kenneth Ross, John Davidson, Ever- jett Erickson, Orrin Kimbal, Bobbie |Dalzell, and Mildred Hill. | Tickets will be on: sale at the {door. The (-m-mm rises at mam | GOAT HUNTERS SAFE AT AUK BAY AFTER BOAT ENGINE TROUBLE | Kenneth Junge, Juneau Police Of- ficer, James Dennis, Territorial Li- quor Board Enforcement Officer, and Steve Ward, skipper of the Betty Ross, who left Juneau aboard the gasboat Saturday afternoon, were towed into Auk Bay last night by Ed Jahnke's gasboat from a goat- hunting trip which turned into a watching and waiting contest. The three mariners lay at anchor rdown beyond repair and their skiff washed overboard for nearly two days before help arrived. Upon leaving Juneau Saturday the Betty Ross went to Limestone Inlet where the three men intended to hunt goats, but in the absence of any sign of game they turned back and started for Auk Bay where the gas- boat was to be put away for the win- ter. Near Point Hilda the engine broke down, and'while the mariners were investigating the extent of the engine trouble one of them noticed | that a frayed rope-end marked the £pot where they had last seen their | sKiff. ““The Betty Ross drifted into the head of Youngs Bay and when only about 300 yards offshore the anchor was cast. Watches were appointed but no other craft appeared until yes- terday afternoon when Bill Watson arrived in a row boat. Officer Junge started out with Watson to row to Horse and Colt Islands to obtain help, when Ed Jahnke arrived in his gasboat. Junge returned to the Betty Ross and the boat was towed to Auk Bay, arriving there at 6:30 p.m. e .- ATTENTION “HAYFEVER” PLAY CAST The members of the cast of “Hayfever” will' give a party at the t | Parish Hall on Wednesday evening, the "18th, after the performance, for members of the Juneau Drama @b ‘and their friends. % There will be dancing, entertain- ment, and refreshments. Small ad- mission fee for the men. —adv. in | Young’s Bay with their engine broken | | Vocal and instrumental, At Dream- | |land Wednesday night.. Be there! —adv.| SHOP IN JUNEAU! - NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAXES On Real Property in the Town of Douqk:ts Clty, Alaska TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: » Notice is hereby given that the Delinquent Tax Roll of Real City, Alaska, for the year 1935 has been completed, and is now open e .inspection at the office Number One, on the 18th' day of January, 1036, for adjustment and order of sale. Delinquent Tax Roll List to-date, Dec. 14, 1935. Tax Rell No. 5 The following Amount of Tax $ 9.00 19.00 20.00 24.00 14.00 26:00 21.60 6.00 To Whom Assessed William' Ott " Description of Pronerty ~.Lot only’5, BIK. 1 . House ". Lot 17, Blk. A Lot only 1, Blk. 7 Mormon Church (Lat- Lot only FR. 8, Blk. 4 ter Day Saints) Lot only 1, Blk. 32 ... '+ Pacific Protective So- ciety- (Home) Jake Manning J. E. Dillon . Jim Fox Methodjst Church .. Penalty $ 90 1.90 2.00 240 1.40 Bldg. & Lot 7, Blk. 7 . House & Lot S%-1, Blk, 10—(1933, 34 & 35).. ...Lot only N%-1, Blk. 10 House & Lot, Fr. S ‘Lot ohly 1, Blk. 14 Lot only 2, Blk. 14" ...Cabin & Lot 8, Blk. 26 House & Lot Fr. '2-23, Blk. 3. Holise ‘& Lot 40, Blk. 32 ot Lot only Fr. %-39, Blk. 32 - House & Lot 3, Blk. 40—(1933, 34 & 35) Cabin only ... ......Lot only 1, Blk 43- J—(IBM & 35) ..House & Lot 1, Blk. 44-J . ..House & Lot 1, BIk. 45-, J—(1933 34 & 35) House&lotBBlk ® e Lot only 21, Blk. 48 % Lot only 22, Blk. 48 5 Lot only 23, Blk. 48 ... Lot only 24, BIk. 48 .. Lot only 26, Blk. 48 Lot only 52, Blk. 48—(1933, A34 & 35r -.House on Beach Road—(1934 & 35) House on Beach Road ~House on Beach Road— (1934 & 35) House on Beach Road—(1934 & 35) House on Beach Road—(1934 & 35) 2.60 Blk. 10—(1934 & 35) Ed Maki Mrs. Aaron Wilson Mrs. Peggy Guanzon. Elizabeth Menumen . Henry Stevens George Paul Joe Brady psossese Pete Rocovich . Frank H. Foster .. Mat{ Halm . Mrs. Ruth Brevik . Mary K. Martin Frank E. James Willie Harris ... Thomas Willis . ‘Willie Kinch . 4.35 Totals .- ... $345.75 Witness my hand and official seal thh Ht.h day or Deeember, A. D. 1935, (Seal) FELIX GRAY, First publication, Dec. 17, 1935; last pubication, Jan. 7, 1936, City Clerk of Douglas City, Alask: $28.20 SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! operty for the Town of Douglas of the ity Clerk, and that the same will be presented to the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division is the Total $ 990 20.90 22.00 26.40 1540 28.60 2230 660 12.40 16.50 12.10 5.50 1210 9.90 2.20 25.90 1.10 14.85 12.10 14.75 19.80 $373.95 a. ) | SHE COULD FORGIVE HER HUSBAND'S INDISCRETIONS ... CoUlbNg FORGE! JOAN CRAWFORD\ .ROBERT MONTGOMERY \ 'O MORE LADIES' CHARCIE RUGGLES '+ FRANCHOT TONE /{ EDNA- MAY GLIVER REGINALD DENRY AN M-G-M PICTURE ISENJOYED BY SCOUTS, LEGION Troop Demonstrates Work and Badges Awarded to Those Winning Ratings | | | | It was a a evening for mem- | bersg of the ‘pusr of the American Legion and mw Boy Scout troop the post is| sponsoring when the two groups gathered last night in the Legion | Dugeut Under the direction of thein Scoutmaster, H. W. Douglas, | the Scouts demonstrated some of their work and what they had learn- ed as Scouts. Tenderfoot awards | were made to Bob Thibodeau and ‘(xu(nn Martin and the following I Scout awarded their second class Scout badges: Stanley Hughes i Billy Jorgenson, Jack McDaniels George Converse, Harold Zenger and Alex Miller Other Scouts taking part in the affair were Richard Jackson, John Nickonovich, Raymond Paul, Har- ley Turner, Pete Schneider, Keith Petrich, Pete Warner and Lee Lu- | cas, Following the program “eats” were served the boys by the Legion members, and to top off a merry evening Walter Bacon, Legionnaire and operator of the Channel Bus Lines, promised to take the entire troop out in one of his busses for a skating party. The Post and boys unanimously agreed the get-togeth- ers should be held oftener At a business session, the post endorsed a message to be sent to James Engstrom in Seattle, Execu- tive Secretary of the Maritime Fed- eration, urging that it lift the ban on Alaska Juneau cargo if only on a témporary basis, pending final seulomom MRS. WALLIS GEORGE ENROUTE TO SEATTLE Mrs. Wallis George leaves on the! Princess Norah for Seattle, where he will spend the holidays with her zon, Wallis George, Jr. S8hé will be |accompanied by her daughter May- | belle. While in the South Mrs, George will also receive medical treatment - Mary Joyce returned to her Twin Glaciers Lodge, and Fred Ordway was a round-trip passenger to Taku and return ahoard the Alaska Air Transport Patco. plane piloted by Slmldun Simmons this afternoon, | s Joyce arrived here aboard the Simmuns pmm SaLul Alford John Bradford MIDNIGHT PREVIEW —— e .t <352 The Pied Piper AS GREAT AS AKY PICTURE CAN 3 were Silly Symphony “In the Spotlight” Daily Alaska Empire News —— == ll" LD QUAK YES ! Just Phone 36 1 JUNEAU Liquor Company PERCY REYNOLD S, Manager 2 Gifts in 1 for You, Friends! 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