The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 5, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIR»E/. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 19 mummi’uAuM|unumummn|umummifiium|||||||n'mumumuu"GHAR”E CH A’N ] Dailjr Crossisword Puzsle MONOG‘RPA:;ASJ:ESTU RES F"-M UPENING Bl Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1 xmm,h‘,.w,; | 6. Mournful =T desire to kil | 9. Fina the 3 8Afl:; 8. Press fc | sum of L IRIEINIA| ' e OINIE | 15. Part of an 3.5 . X | l:'(‘,\::hl ur,\. Warner Oland Cast in Role| s\";.‘l-.u‘lf'::‘;" : i of Shrewd Detective | s casua MEAN - NOT nstellation at Capitol Theatre Loman date o | te: abbr, e Charlie Chan has never been so of hair akes him based on ‘I\(" ntures, * wh ol Theat ton: d on the 35. One lost be- yond recall: Doin Before 42 French capital Not hollow ack 45 B ; L | qua P bt i = quantity | A N D perilously close to death, nor so Qotical giass number shrewd or an a Chinese detec- ble tuber a alth 36. i EDUUB[EB".L i §‘mmuumumm[tumuummummunm|||||||||l|'1i1||||fluuWuNI| SFEATURED | no. pPvesi ATCOLISEUM 11 “The Dawn Rider,” Star-| | ring John Wayne and || 'Money Means Nothing" | | Featured on a double bill showing 3‘” the Coliseum Theatre this even- wring | | ing are “The Dawn Rider Jobn W nd “Mone Wall Means N enacts the role of Kenneth McKay young tire store clerk, who marries | lthy debutante, and becomes | Ford | Time w?l"j'l‘{:jv 3 cently involved in the mach- | n playing an enemy of cr " Uhorthern | inations of a big gang of tire t} | whose India Others in the cast are Gloria tal wil trategy ar Kennedy, Maidel 1 of his foes. Warner Oland proves ian Oakland and Eddie 2 the nemesis of a band of opium | The plot of the western The | ) His wierd adventure s ers who have defied the sec- Dawn Rider” cente ound the | ) into the mysteries ot the O t service of two nations shooting of John Wayne's father by | 7 iller § Oland’s exciting adventures begin | a gang of desperadoes. When Wayne A Fox thriller featuring almost from the moment he sets| in the role of a cowboy, pursues the | | w A R N E R 0 L A N ) foot in Shan: His first problem | villains they shoot him down. Later, | RUSTLERS OF RED is to find the murderer of the Eng- after recovering from his wounds, | DOG lish secret service man who had | ayne stars out in.a merciless ]nn‘~E E . R v E M-G-M NEWS 5 for him. { suit of the criminals. | \ AT e S | e (| CHARLES LOCHER == HE ADQUARTERS | DIVING STUNT MAY | RUSSELL HICKS [ i \ | & fert Wi ltstg fosne 1 NOT OCCUR SUNDAY | wicagidponiy: ! ' PRGGRAM booked with the coming unit pro- { —_ | H ] g ns for the Coliseum theatre are | ick Dominy, well-known Pacific | 4 ] ) 2 y- | Coast amateur diving artist, who|| R ! o | plans the first dive ever attempted | n I8 Fave, wi | from the Douglas bridge next Sun- b » i Miichell and 2 | aay afternoon, is investigating re-| | : ] e \ hat - the ‘waters: helleAUN e STARTING TONIGHT A 1SS0 New Policy Is Announced ' O“'I):‘[“_ ”\‘;f,‘“:‘ ("“l‘“‘ € | et :l“ i “Ih‘““p ‘“" | DREAM WA | a2 e S tpost;” “Ship Caf : s that drift und e span, R ; Today for Theatre by |and the “Payot. Arrangements tor IJelegates | wse of the presence of un- EASY. A Manager Beale LR Made in Philadelphia | e etk e been in competitive i Y ATHE NEWS e Juneau Now Boasts | —AlaskansHoused for 17 years, Dominy said, “and I| DA DBV i i LR D S ; am still alive today because I hav i I St ot p 0f a Water Wagon; e | e s i oy e ¢ e O i iplods ; ADELPHIA, =a. Jjune 5. — always : = e —— ed today by Charles Beale, 1 First in History T e e ey et 0. dlvs rom tEeL DA T P = er. iulal it T % = | sy " i | Those traveling a he highws o P B, Rl vt v | IWARNING OF FORES T/ Tiese raveing atons i iisivay C TRE EeE T SElERY Al first water wasui 18 BOW [1ne PhilRAMIChS TEte et | |PREMIUM OFFERED Dominy s famous along the coast | and in the woods are usked | A il e préseriod o ion. g he tiolels ot Ure | § | as onc of the finest exponents of | HAZARD SOUNDED | particularly careful with fires « 3.4:-.. <B€|‘,”:; & ‘1'1‘\)“" ‘;y“q’};-[‘\ bet M u boiler ta- ilities for the comfort of | . SHOTGUN SHOOTERS | (ower aivine. He is returning m‘BY U.S. FOREST SERVICE kinds, from cigarette I features to the Coli b :y“ out whe 'l‘ ‘v“ B i 5. The thousands of visi- | AT SUNDAY MEET ;vy‘”:‘h; .Y\lvll\(‘) 12 ,.: re lnl,lll.((lrrkllyhr"» ! P supporting prog a in the Hall, city|tors and sightseers who are coming LR o n the nhlu ir in g PAA Wil here to view the convention activi- | Paid up members of the Juneau | hiS summer. Just when he will| Warning of forest fire hazard was| B FE k piost aatiraie il ties from the sidelines and to visit Shotgun Club are going to get the Make the diving exhibition Sunday| sounded today by U. § Torest Ser- Plane leaves for FIN;: an Su highly OHATO 1. titled the many historic shrines of the Sunday, providing they can ifternoon will depend upon tide; vice official The extended dry T";Vfl "(‘l of ;\ ra lu-"l“ > Exit rring Edmund Lowe and smed Quaker City also will find | shoot awKil@soiGH | conditions. | spell has dried out all growth and | banks. Femrr].\ "::::.. m;:‘u:v"u: Ann Southern. Incl in the wets, some- | e hotels prepared to cater to their R Club officials announced today e e danger ‘of ignition for a-carelessly| MOrMng. FOL Keslrvnein watle (o other four units of the are admitted needed every whim. i | iae it would be free shooting for the Lode and placer location notices| thrown cigarettr or match grows,|duiries of FAA @ ’ s ’ im Isiand” a WLy US| e distinetion of ton aen maciphis Hotel posocie \Former Chief of NRA Calls| paid up group sunday if they make for sale at The Empire office. | it was pointed out I oe Garn has e distinetic J lon, u er e leaders C ol fa i FRPDN SO — A being Juneau’s first water wagon man Baker, Jr. and the Convention on Both Political T b o driver Bureau of the Chamber of Com- % 4 i SoRRtch y Magistrate Henning admits merce. with Frank L. Devine in Parties to Act day morning st the club grounds : the desc he’s all for the boys get on the charge, are doing a fine job ir i 2 A i 1 1| end of MwEn Siget o KELLOGG s o tin + wagon, but theyll have to use| popularizing Philadelphia as a con-| WASHINGTON, June 5—Donald end of Twelfth Street | g s Sine ol Yo (ke el E vention city,” said David B. Provan, | B. Richberg, ‘I"“”““ NRA chief and| Sympho enough on the new city vehicle with former president and veteran of thP“l ‘i’""' “; ;. }']”“‘""' “‘:“ )"’ the NEW STRIKES IN P i, o Sid. botler . Hotel Association. “Mr. Baker and |President, ha ed on both poli-| in Sy @l Seliad g, old, ol Mr. Devine have taken every stop|cal parties to condemn what he VALDEZ TERRITORY sible to assure the Democratic |termed the Supreme Court's “un-| Mining in -2 i Geiinitely ou | 2 Corn Flakes delegates and convention visitors of | constitutional exercise of the judic-| the incline, according to pilot Rod- 1 Wh S ;. . eat Crispies the utmost in ease and conveniences | 1al powers.’ {ert Reéve, that city’s one-man during their stay in the city. In a statement, Richberg said:|Chamber of Commes vho in an Is Live City | “The American people are being|interview to the Cordova Daily ' uneau GaS[’l G!‘Ocer “Philadelphia has become a live |rapidly forced to answer the ques-|Times recently announced that a / city, too, and people no longer have | tign as to whether they can preserve ast eight claims near his home to leave it for their amusement over | self-government in the face of the|city will be milling ore: the Chu- ch, Ramsey Rutherford, the Big the week-ends. There is more of |unprecedented exercise of the pow- HOT WEATHER FOOD ITEMS—We have them . .. historical interest to be seen in our |ers of the Supreme Court.” . the Granite, the Ralph Meril, city than in any other in the coun- | sl b il Johnson, the Million- try.” s e . laire and the Rough and Tough. HARD LUCK FOR GEORGE A startling new strike has been Also a complete line of Fancy and Staple Groceries at Money-Saving Prices! Mr. Provan is said to be the only 2 5 A 5 man living who managed a hotel | _ L = ¢ PHONE 58 3 Deliveries Daily [ during the Republican convention| Georze Gaves of Lena Beach plea ——————— N here the week of June 16, 1900, at | ©d guilty in U. 8. Commissioner’s|yalues have been discovered on the which William McKinley and Theo- | Court. this morning to driving the|200-foot level. They are - entirely ¢ F 0 R E C E D T E A dore Roosevelt were nominated. car of Arnold Mogseth of the same new but assay so highly that Chas. ‘At the convention in 1900 every | locality without permission and was| Simonstead left recently for the 3 . hotel was crowded to capacity with |given a suspended sentence of 30| States to buy new machinery to Take ‘advantage of this Deal—!; 1b. 39 E the delegates and their following,”|days on condition he take care of increase the mill capacity. A new {made in the Chugach (formerly the Cliff) in that two veins of high acks o Schilli 3 v » Pek v - package Schillings Orange Pekoe Tea, Mr. Provan recalled, “but I think|the minor damages. According to|mining enterprise near Valdez on 1 Dainty Dish—BOTH FOR the Democratic National Conven-|own but it had a flat tire so he|this summer. tion the week of June 21. hopped in the Mogseth machine According to Pilot Reeves, who . PiCkles c “And we're better prepared for|and drove down :to the store for|has flown more than 600,000 pounds Ripe—2 for it, too, than we wel s in 1900. With |some things. ' Returning he ran into|of supplies and machinery to prop- Quart jar thd 4 el we'll have twice as many here for | court report, Caves had a car of his| the Lowe River also will be worked 1 FREE pkg. PEP 1 4 PKGS...all for W-i-n-g-s of the M-o-r-n-i-n-g! | Good coffee does so much and costs so little. 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