The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 23, 1936, Page 5

- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE 'IHURSDAY JAN 23, I936 By GEORGE McMANUS HELLO-ISTHIS THECASTING ./ OH-HELLOMAGGIE= DIREC TOR?WELL,WELL NEED |+ WHAT INTHE RYIN p SIXTY GRLS IN THAT BATHNG ! WORLD IS THIS [* s . . Leeper SCENE AND TWENTY MEN- < S S MARY LAND, THE SWIMM- A ; w . MING INSTRUTOR, IS HERE TO 5 o You are invited to present this ESTQ\/LéngOOOSDE‘&\\j/VVWX?MAE%% 52 coupon at the box office of the RUSH THEM OVER TOTHE \ SWIMMgElG_‘:‘iéNECE(EK\'I SFA‘C:E i \) : / : | - C(l I)itOl Theatre and recelve tickets for your- self and a friend or relative to see “Take the Stand” As a paid-up subscriber of The EDDIE GANTOR ;”"b“aaéi”"‘““ MUTUAL AID =i®=. SEVENTH BODY JOHN STEWART | D2 A‘?‘.‘“ Eapire Good only for current offering GETSTHREAT | npwps | PACT FORMED B .. ISRECOVERED; WINSHONORS | i HARTWELL, I OF EXTORTION :- UNDER LEAGUE . oo - MINE DISASTER s, o 21 vin s i i nd tore madly down the ; 4 Comedian’s Five Daughter SuNDAY SGHOQL The buggy overturned among the students at the University ! L 1pa ank Ro g Ilaly Opposes Medllenanv died r Sl hlgnm VlClm’l in Colorado of Washington who gained places vi DRIVE IN art, of Juneflu a college junior, Menaced by Letters re g the fall quarter honor roll of Wa;'lling AT DQUGLAS Tfl ean Scheme—Sanc- l '_ ; se was halt- Explosion Buried Other Alaskans on the honor roll ] SAFETY @ are: John Spencer, Sitka; Rich- / e tions Discussed Under Debris ard Bermhoft, Ketchikan; Charles s (Sl i All Winter , Je o PHNE Tatsuda, Ketchikan; Marjorie John- The Los Angeles e BF c u NT' Nu B GENEVA, Jan. 23. — The League | LOUISVILLE, Col., Jan. 25— The son, Ketchikan; Em.: FC,-;:,\‘,.,_ SEE US FOR PERFECT SERVICE! day that it has learned t of Nations announced today (!u body of Fire Boss Steve Davis has |Wrangell; Richard Reed, Valdez, and | Cantor, millionaire comedian, conclusion of a mutual assistance been recovered Irom the explosion- | obert Dahl, Skagway. coNNoRs MoToR co ln been the target for an extortion pact between Great Britain, Fra torn Monarch coal mine with evi-| In order to make the honor roll 1t 9 CO plok rocpnily, threatening his five Au‘angi-ments Are Conclud-| Turkey, Greece and Yugosiavia, MAN SUGGUMBS B e T ooy Do p st (o sleve daughters with harm unless he paid 2 | operate if Italy attacks y one o( slow death from suffocation a grade point of 3.5 at least or be- |" $5,000. ed by Ladles.l-eague them The body of Davis was the seventh [tween an “A” and a “B.” it was said that two extor on at Mee“ng | Qhoul\ before, the League Com- | scovered from the mine. e letters were received at the sighteen voted to create| Peter Cook, Ex-telegraph —aa cignth victim, Joe Jaramillo, is Juneau Cash Grocery ence severly Hills .4 S = g o L | a specis ece to decide upon | g y ed to be buried under tons ot & 76 fass sevaral phuke g0V | AL B : , bie peaclicAbilty of ol sasctions|. . Operatory Passes TR CASH GROCERS . a1 | last night plans ade et 10 { 4 : Cerner Second and Scward were turned over tu I'edera mn Washmgton D agents. . | the Community Sunday ¢ An Italian spokesman said Italy — Free Delivery ASSRE -7~ . N the joint leadership of F anned to pro to the League| ACOMA. Jan. 23— Peter A, Cook, ' s and D nst the Mediterranean mutual | gg ‘former telegraph operator, died i i Alaskan and Tacoman ’ i assistance scheme, which was put|i,qav ot Sylvan, Fox Isl R e e Py ¥ = Bice. Instepc. 2 A ~ " through a t Britain’s initia-| 1n° 1917 he went to Alaska as Announce Furchase of erno X | chiet operator of the Alaska Rail-| Fflq EXEGUTIUN SEATTLE, Jan. 23—Thorgrimur CAPITOL CAFE Shlpbuilding Plant)v: 2 d 8 suitable t ¥ 7 N road, and returned to Sylvan m‘ Arnbjornsbn, 67, retired carpenter, — that hour lass- was received recently and will soon | 1932, Survivors include a son, J. died yesterday, just thirteen days AND KEALL ROOM SEATTLE, Jan. 23.—J. M. Marti- will be organized w 1ers | be put into use. M. Cook, of Anchorage. cquicTED MAN ufter he and his wife had celebrated i & s faviat i A nac, of Tacoma, and A. B. Anderson. gt ' Mr. Cook was pioneer operator their golden wedding anniversary. Private Booth: Lunches Dancing Every Night of Petersburg, Alaska, announce they | 1© P¢ €hosen in the 1 r the Western Union and Postal His survivors include a son, Carl nave purchased the Johnson ship- reak Teleg and he was on the Se- rnbjornson of Ketchikan. yards here. They said tr y SCOUT RALLY a e cor! stree : £ 0 or for many Slayer, Sa\ed Three Times 2 o start on $100,000 worth of ¢ i BE HELD 1\ DOUGLAS E e rouble to th: ars be to Alaska b A M under the firm name of the M yes : ted shutti y Attorneys, May nac-Anderson Shipbuilding Cor A speciai of the Di off the er in that section fromn : TO PRODUCE PLAY Dle at Dawn Use! Iess pany. ey Koauts wHs the city hall | Midnight until morning The Ketchikan Peperto ayers 3 — - \ o - e wre soon to produce *] ast evening to make for the | : o U £ Schilli M d NEW JARTERS ol S 4 5 omedy. This is the third production | SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 23. of Schilling Mustard. NEW LODGE QUARTER iy of all the sco the chan- | pp BARTON TO SOON e it e it Punines ate nespared The,Euisican, Meoce Wil iiovs {od], sihpied nieis M. ¢ RETURN TO THIS CITY : |5 10 1o the Biats prtaon atdiwn to- |/}, AL8-#0 sttonE OPEN ALL NIGHT into new quarters about the first of Scout W which be d f 0 E ERS UNION Skt U ert Gre . and full of flavor. next month. A building on Barncy E e e Dr. George L. Barton, who has TERS' UNION orrow to execute Delbert Green for full f Way has been rented and is now be- atatorium and will embrace S B aonbh- Cavinda” for sdv | | The nextimeeting of the d.r;zoxs‘v the six-year-old murder of his uncie. S h.ll. S AlaSkan Hotel Liquor Store ; i Monday, Jumar : chilling ing remodeled. petition betwe ; sheriins , 107 SCV° | ors' Local No. 1 will be €| Jam S B e ops in drills, tests, and games. EX- :“"L';\‘:’:}:;;‘,‘,“‘:l:(’:‘;jr::’n,!‘)hl") )L‘,I\'"I‘:I':“J 1. 0. O. F. Hall, Monday, Jz v Only a gubernatorial reprieve can HOOT MON! tion of the Juneau sea 8 WL [ o o Bt Monet 21 ave the man who three times was “Bobbie” Burns Anniversary'be one of the most intes z | R - — saved from a firing squad by ma- M , d Birthday Ball at Elks' Hall Satur- tures of the rally according to the| SpgpND WHESE Y0U MAKE 11! SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! neuvering of defense attorneys USTOT day night. Auspices Juneau Wom- | plans. 2 | - > o - - e — en’s Club. —edv.! A bugle for the local organization! SHOP IN JUNFAU! SPEND WHERE YOU MAKE IT!| SHOP IN JUNEAU, FIRST! Dave Housel, Prop. Phone Single 0-2 rings Fruits and Vegetables ——ALWAYS! 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