The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 7, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE TH JRSDAY, MAY 7, 1936. ' MYSTERY FILM Tary and Her Successor “Jp, SOCRATES” | TONIGHT isthe NIGHT! Romance that seeths with drama | ’ h “Guard that Girl” Features! ; Tense Drama Playing at » Robert Allen and | (apllol Theatre Florence Rice | Tonight | Gripping and thrilling, mysterious I 1 Muni the of {and dramatic, “Guard That Girl,”| > tense dra Dr rate: now . is now being shown at the Coliseum ving at the Capitol Theatre. The Theatre. ure is replete with thrills and » An important cast of notable ment. There are daylight raids | players brings to life the story a y thless bank robbers and kil- | desperate murderer who uses bis- lers, their battles with the police I : ! |game arrows as his lethal wea- ana their ultimate capture by gov- . | pons. The audience found it an im- nment agents after a fierce fight | possible task to select the guilty n ndit strc 1d | person from amens such players as rates” is the colorful story | Robert Allen, Arthur ¥ one of of a famous surgeon whose nerve TIMES TONIGHT 3 |the best-hated screen villains has been broken through the los I TIMES TG T s The forceful Ward Bond, Elizabeth Risdon, new of his fiancee who dies from an STARS OF TOMORROW . d “a""c star II‘\ a to Hollywood after Theatre Guild operation he himself has perform- NATURE SPEAKS y % triumph: | ed. He buries himself in a small SHANGHAIED MICKEY . picture that's crammed ‘The shadow of stisplcicn also plays town, » fallure; with all: hops. losty NEWS upon Florence Rice, | herself as the unknown | criminals seek to kill; upon Bar- \b.na Kent and Bert Roach, who pro- vides many of the ighs. v with action and romance..! . {DR.SOC - with No matter what your w ies, you ‘ ANN DVORAK | will forget them as vou find your. not even caring to live. His redemption comes through the love of an innocent young girl, whom he rescues from the bandit ing that has kidnaped her, fac- ing death alone in their stronghold, ! informing secret service men who disguises Mary Pickford, who played the role of Little Lord Fauntleroy in the first film ploducuon of the classic a number of years ago, is visited by her successor to that role fn her New York hotel. He is Freddie Bartholomew who will take the part in a forthcoming talkie. | SPECIAL COUNCIL 5 MEETING TOMORROW Britain May Back afier we put him where he can't ply his Yours very truly intends to make trains his chief | M M B M & Lane self joining the three detectives % g of their mdv out 2 NlGHT AT 730 3 ayo MMethot arton Ma who face a maze of clues while en- ur |s ea ur Tl A WARNER BROS. FIRST NATIONAL deavoring to find a brilliantly fiend- |x and Capone and others were ‘ Sbectal mestiAg of tha Oity Gounc il i - ish mum{r}rer The photography, the tn : \\“ did ],]:Lrl'm::)lt/m\;m y | " cil has been called for 7:30 tomor= v 9 sound effects and superb acting 0 put all men in Alcatra put " vt ity LAST TIMES TONIGHT <. ALSO. . . | combine to work a \p't"! of eeri | the ones there who were doing th ‘1 Darda"e Es 8““3 b ‘l;,.‘,."“;‘rzgd,&‘::,\,‘?&, ,,C:;‘ b:fi‘f [ 3 T | Hollyweed Heobbies mystery. VlE DUG | dirty work. Do the same with the DUMING WEST m*" :n‘(lnuutr Several protests have High, Wide and Handsome i 4 9085, oLiu NG A58 gipes,la. town : o arisen in connection with the new. § Daily Alaska Empire C]VIL SERV' E W e a menace to other dogs, and S | (Continued from Page One) reci M Ary LI cozbed;: and- 1t e 8 News 1L to children or to'property or any- E: 2 | PN« S s EXAMINATIONS thing else, let the police Alur' tem New 6-Place Bellanca for|aione of the countrs “demilitar- | ino has I § The United States Civil Service o e e SRy - Juneau=Hlying to Se- | 2ed" after the World ar stand| Tnog uh. oo ciooge (SEN | Commission has announced open b R RN NEs 35 hdonl. and ttle 5 Eas (PG S S e \asked by the Coun Dyl their o competitive examinations as fol- Juneau Dog Owner Objects S by e Gl attie from Last | But Turkey has at least sought|suggestions in writing and make oo e i — lows: to Probosils *Madle x""nx:‘~ 2 :M s el T i i [ permission from the powers con-|them specific so there will be no & to the states, said with a smile.| Junior Forester, and Junior Range s A B st T e by 4 h"-' ”’j\"{:'l""“p\fx‘;‘(‘_ "‘“‘(‘l I:k(‘i‘:C:‘l'f Sernad:mBnlisip, Dranch EHaly Bl Question 88/ yto - what AT ® 8 ART'ST LFAv “Then I will show you some fin: Examiner, $2,000 a year. Agamsl Canines been accustomed to, just as 1 am gekn Al THTARIR from W ok Sht s S, IUIRRR A CLESA0RA MU} SR i specimens of game-—I hope | Medical officer (specialist in ven- . permitted to walk the streets hore, walkorinman, wealthy New YOrker,| fooes® I‘I‘\“-”_“_l‘_‘f o SR = o * ! ARG :y]mfilald‘t:;:c cll:?ttmxlxi ‘(‘-'l\]x(-lm::l\(v:“(-x.l L Oeon) jeven when you are putting law- jefy Hadley Field, New Jersey, for press little doubt that her request The Juneau Laundry HOP”\;E T Bfi.fl KETCHIKAN LOOKS |l renni dihee) $0.500:5. yours 4 : B it g l‘j?“”\"”l Seattle at 8 o'clock this morning, | will be granted if only as a re-| | Franklin Street between : e g EASON, | Puincipal agronomist, and prin- Loitor Daily Alaska Emplre, Ju-| s who Is pus on feash o Hed WD Eastern Standard Time, with Ken | ward for law respecting procedure Front and Second Streets 4 FOR BICI SEAS b i S gD o et Sir at home, will suffer from such treat- gy, of Unger Airways, Inc., at 3 b PHONE 35 k E Mgl .o | C'pal olericulurist, $5000 a year, : fies » g oy Aty Bifan, Wollld autt-] 0 ook e 4 IONE 358 ZIEGLER REPORTS|Gireau of piant austry, Depart- il S S i cogtrd SHOP IN JUNEAT. [V8_ Tt } L‘.¢ ,, 0 R i o 8 L4 twenty three years and a lo up, and there is no At Seattle the Bellanca plane, e . 3 N0 AR D, ident of Juneau for eleven year: cation for such action on the which will supplement the service k Kotehikan 15 lousing forward o ; ,.\_\\.hmg:(;élr)chvm'_ct‘ |.mtli)uslxml €%" take space in your pul the Council, except as it now afforded by the AAT seaplane ] A 8 RIS VR ]‘.‘ Ttk | B B e R e L e e ot sy o JA expréssicey of ppiriion dn @ affects the outlaw or the tramp does. patco flown by Sheldon Simmons, i amaus Viobinist Llatko to A : 4 xnlum» I)(‘"_"’ andards, Depa %7 timely topic—the so called “dog that no cne owns and looks after.' will be equipped with pontoons in v ) alakawvie | Pla nent attorney of that city who is & e Confine the puni nent to those i AR s lz“'.l,“}\( .'( Pla here to attend the annual meet Federal Agent for agricultural ™ r:l‘ ,\m”hl,";“, I time during Wwho are guilt ; and try to do justice :ijf::](,.l: :\,;", 1,“‘”,\“;”1‘.",f,’:i:::. “lj:l.:;u Veeks' Game Hunt of the Territorial Board of Educa-|education, $4,600 a year, specialist | =" . in Juneau that the!to innocent, whethe ATe bilie and yallow,.. Tha:plase will be # tion of \l\imh he is a n«u;nTIx The | f’_’ml“‘—l:'l‘fd“““:““;im "d‘\‘f}“‘(‘:j’l‘;‘ e subject has arisen, and on the oth- dogs or men, and y I ready for the flight north from Se i g S Yalesd, halibut boats are out in full force, | time and evening schools) $3,800 "o oion 1 voiced a vigorous proo be solved SUG o Ithideae fe R ! (Continued 1rom Tage One he reports, and salmon fishing is|a year, Office of Education, Depart- o Gich T now wish fo repeat o SIOERE e o Ly e ey g M‘ H],,’u\., ,“; b elivieNoIwRch soon to get under way, and canner- | ment of l‘ln- Interior. the proposed acticn of e Cour lovers of Juneau " a1l - - ungest knight commander in the jes in that section are all getting; Full information may be obtained ;) PRFFR SERIC OF DI BOTHCE| 08 fovets of duea, as well a5 al i i world, having been knighted when | in shape for a big pack this year. |2t Room 311, Federal and Territor- . w808€ 0 EEC BO85 5 @0, B5 by Befieves i dustice ahd taw and o QCOTER IN; LEAVES | $ : M.w'lw nn]i .“‘\4 l’:n‘t‘z‘ he {?;m :r;»“n\llx.cl,(u\ 111“\“1: humming, | ial Building. S hunting dog myself, and ‘n seems | defend him from this proposed FOR BR]STOL BAY ,fi' ¢ S e o L i : s = e | the concern ed by the polic \tment that the Council would X ersatile wife. s to her-c. Mr, Ziegler, who served three| . SHOOYING AT FAIRBANKS ;... 4 tnat yaluable dogs are be-| give him, I do not want my dog, The Bureau of Msheries vessel i . s e fome terms in. the Territorial Legislature,| Paul Palfy, pioneer resident of ;,; menaceq by outlaw dogs, henceon leash, or tied up, but I do want r arrived in Juneau last night g aavigators in..th dropped out of the legislative race|Fairbanks and proprietor of the u,. proposal to tie up ALL the dogs.| him protected, and T want him pro- | from Seattle and sailed today for ) v : Johm Borden this year due to pressure of his|Pally Sheet Metal Works, Was = vy nos treat the dogs we| tected by having dogs who are dan- Bristol Bay where she will oper: % a w.C h»xt,* ;:‘r\ ~}m, man, W own business which takes all his m,uh”y wounded in t}w .bdmh:"" treat the human race—punish the gerous to the safety of children and | this season. Capt. O. H. Elveness ¥ ' nade several Arctic expeditions sold | time by s bulleb said to-have been fired osien (uininips the. innnsent? slie| Rroperty and. other dogs removed! 18 An. command 3 to his sister’ithe vessel Northern| “Ive done my share of public|from an automatic pistol, and EImO' ,ropoed getion of theCouncil to mejfrom olroulation. I believe this ls| Assistant Agent Pred Lucas is by v Light en which ”L,', HAAe 8 l‘f service,” he remarked,” and haven't Long, 25, a tinsmith employed bY (oomg tantamount to locking all the! the sentiment that all dog owners coming in on the Northland and 2 rip to the Aretic. She immediately | time to devote to it any more.” the Fairbanks Exploration COM- iitjsens of the town up to stopjas well as good citizens in general, |after tending to official matters 3 S e "“’",nd \““‘ 4 e 3 B G B i pany, formerly employed by Palfy, petyy thievery or some other of- have, and I hope to see the people here will continue on to Bristol doing & great, dead:af-the navigating THREE CRCY?> SRANDY: IS held in the Federal jail at Fair- gonqe Certainly if) there are dogs!of Juneau rise to say a decided|Bay where he will be stationed | % L “THREE CROW. BRANDY has|Danks. John L. McGinn, altorney, iy town which are causing trou no” to the proposed action, There during the fishing season, using WHEN YOU DOFF THE o . Mr. Balo who with his party, been aged in the wood for two | Das been retained by Long. they should be taken care of. The is not much time left. Get busy the Scoter in his duties. | 1l return to Juncau on his way | years! And the price is very low.”| > B police force should be able to cope now, and let the Council know - S — WORK CAP F OR : s L ! NOTICE with the situation, but to put all where you stand. See the members FIRST TRAIN RIDE | 5 e g SR P AR S 5 Applications for the position of dogs in town on leash is not the individually and go to the Council Elton Troth, 21, of Hollywood, Cal., A SWANKY TOPPER— |City Assessor will be received by sclution of the trouble, by any meetir nd voice your protest.’ who plans to enter the University . ’ GASOLINE SHOVEL and |the City Council up to 5 pam., means. Let the police force get out Personally I would not want to own | of Alaska next fall, experienced his The swing from overalls and a B 2 DUMP TRUCK e May 15. |and clean up on the outlaw dogs. a dog that had to be kept tied up, first train ride, recently, when he work cap should find you look- 8 Wiz S | A. W. HENNING, |regardless of whose they are, and and I would not care to live in Al-| traveled from Seward to Fair- | ing your dressiest, proud of the part you have played in the 3 g —adv. City Clerk. |whether or not they have licenses.' aska, if I could not have a hunting | banks over the Alaska Railroad. 3 i open for hire on any dirt, —— — \If a man is an outlaw and a killer, | dog. Delighted with the experience, Troth ! Clean Up, Paint Up Campuign. NOTICE TO CREDITOR I excavating and moving . jobs in or about Juneau. Phone 4503 GASTINEAU . CONSTRUCTION CO. | !In the United States Commi | er's Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, be- fore J. F. Mullen, Commissioner and ex-Officio Probate Judge, Ju- neau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of HILMA N. SHERN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, {that the undersigned, Charles C. | Personeus, was this day appointed | | Administrator of the Estate of HIL- | |IMA. N. 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