The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 6, 1936, Page 3

TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT! GAMBLERS, GALS AND GAIETY ! I'IOSTESS e NEVIEVE TOBIN.- PHIL RVEG~AN : ALLEN JENKINS ALSO otropolitan Nocturne Fire Alarm High Lights News Midnight Preview—"RIFF RAFF"” several weeks be- in town. remain there for fore taking up residence - MRS. GOLDSTEIN MISS BOURNE IS BRIDE OF Aboard the Prince Rupert t L tonight, are Mrs. I. Goldstein, of Juneauws Mayor, and Sars Goldstein. They have spent / ‘7 last several onths visiting Vows Are Read Last Even- Mrs Gnldilvr:\\ family in ing by the Rev. Glasse | Francisco | - . at Pres. Parsonage i HOME AG Miss -Dorothy Jane Bourne be- — Mrs. Morris MacDonald and carie the bride of Thomas E. Tay- month old baby are home ag in a quiet ceremony at the having arrived Tuesday after vorthern Light Presbyterian month's visit in Santa Monica Church parsonage last evening at ifornia. Both Mrs. MacDonald and 5 o'clock, the Rey. John A. Glasse; Mr. MacDonald’s parents reside reading the vows. the southern California city. Miss Bour! wore a shell pink MacDonald is a mine knit suit, a wide-brimmed blue felt| here. nat and shoes to match, e car- Sl e ried a spray of pink and white ARRIVING HE )ses. Her attendant, Mrs. Sally| Miss Louise Murri — Shafer, wore a harmonizing Kknit woman now connee e costume, a white hat, and carried| Oakland Tribune, will arri pink ros neau tonight aboard the Prince Ru- Mr. George A. Parks attended the | pert for a brief visit. Miss Mur- groom rish, before joining the staff of the After the ceremol the wedding Oakland paper, held a high position| had made no mistake. “Alaska,”| HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Aug. 6.— party attended a dinner at the| on the Daily California, newspaper he said, “is the greatest place I| pion when Dolores Del Rio is not Gastineau Cafe. of the University of California have ever been in, and I've been| gocyv returned from the shop- Miss Bourne, who last year ta 5 5 over a great share of the world." | ;ing centers of London and Paris, n the Juneau Public Schools, FINLAYS ARE TO MOVE Both officers are comparatively| ¢ho remains virtually the last of the is one of the popular young ladies of . Mr. and Mrs. J. Finlay, for new arrivals at Chilkoot | otalins gt okl » For ol abiall ] is the daughter of Mr. and = time located in the Asser By way of business, the v‘mm-‘; iBRE an: Ail Ghoesione ‘ Sydney H, Bourne of Littleton,! Apartments, have leased the I ber passed a resolution urging the| s , olax ks @ Colorado. ~She -returned..on - the residence on Seventh Street, for- dredging of Dry Pass on the West| u]dotl‘:,‘e‘;g;;‘:)o;“]mmzin“ \t]h\;klx)l:l’:h Princess Alice, Tuesday, from a merly occupied by Mr. snd Mus.| Coast of Prince of Wales Island at| yorq in p”a;mh Bt not deskepsddt visit of several months with her Willis Nowell | an estimated cost of $80,000. It was Dolores, Morning, noon and night | family in Colorado - - > | P inted out in the resolution that all find her appropriately attired Mr. Taylor is the son of Mr. and KS' DANCE the West Coast has exceptional| o tennis court, in swimming pool, | Mrs. T. H Tayor, of Guthrie, Elks' Hall, Saturday night at 9:30 | timber for trap logs and piling and | i the spectatc tands. et Sporis | O¥lahoma, and is associated with o'clock. Rands' Music adv. | that it would be advantageous to| events or at a cabaret .table, the the Alaska Juneau mine. | - - oo | move the logs by tugs northward| qox Del Rio beauty is framed The young couple have taken a! Try The Empire classifieds through Dry Pass instead of having smartly for the occ fon. cabin on Gold Creek and plan to|quick results. to use Iphigemia Bay, which is| & 3 | exposed to the Pacific Ocean, as at | e fows. Cuolkikg | present. Not that she is naughty about | Millions of feet of logs are towed| it- It's just that: | from _the region, the resolution “I love clothes. I always have | pointed out, and it would be a great| loved to dress. 'At home, or away commercial saving to bring them|from home, I am uncomfortable | through Dry Pass instead of the|unless I feel well dressed. First | present route. It is held in the think every morning I fix my hair Chamber resolution that the im-|@s prettily as I can and dre provement, which is asked of the|If I am goimg out, it will be some- | TAKES THE QUESTIO 0UT OF GIN DRINKS C8W Crystal Palace Gin Don’t let “up-and-down” flavor spoil your gin drinks ... make them with Crystal Palace Distilled Dry Gin and be sure of perfect results! G&W’s scientific control process makes tricky gin fla- vors behave. That’s the secret of the uniformly balanced taste of Crystal Palace Dis- tilled Dry Gin that never varies from bottle to bottle. DI§ 15 Proof @ Distilled From Grain 85 Proof Distilled from Grain ~ “JUDGE YOUR GIN/IY ITS ORIGIN” Crystal Palace DISTILLED ADRY GIN GOODERHAM & WORTS, LTD., DETROIY, MICH LE TALBOT WINNIFRED SHAW: Bobby with Cal- employee in Ju- THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE. THURSDAY AUGUST 6, “LAST OF THE PAGANS" NOW SHOWING HERE ;Malay Plays Lead in Coli-| seum Film with Lotus Long Opposite Him The haunting fascination of the South Seas; the idyllic lives of the natives\ a ring romance, played amid the thrills of primitive lives these are the elements caught inan | absorbing piece of entertainment Last of the Pagans,’ now at the liseum icture has nothing of about it, shows in detail of the Polynesian natives It gripping and romantic love of and a girl in the island paradise; of their separation l'nu\v h the work of rascally white s and their triumphant re- is the a boy union. Ma the the Eskimo actor, stalwart hero, providing a pow erful performance and proving him- | romantic fi- Lotus self one of the really gures on the screen. plays the heroine. cast made up literally live their camera, is of natives, who e AT JUNEAU C. C. the intimate lives| story Long | The rest of the | lives before H)f" though it | plays | ARRIVES TONIGHT ARTISTS APPEAR\ LUNCHEONTODAY Barrett leloughbv Matilda Holst, Army Officers on Bngfil Ploglam (Continued from Page One) love were both all they both get canned Capt. A. N. Nichols, commander of Company F. and Lieut. Beatie | both expressed great pleasure at | being in Juneau and are particu- larly impressed with Alaska. The Captain declared he had spent the wet, “because after a while."” greater part of 15 years trying to| get a station in the north, and now that he was here, was convinced he | War Department through Col. H. J | Wild, would be of great benefit to all of Southeast Alaska. In the absence of President Nor- man Banfield, H. L. Faulkner pre- sided > 'MRS. WATSON HONORS | MRS. LOFTUS TODAY A luncheon and baby shower hon- oring Mrs. Jules Loftus, and her six-week-old daughter, | Doris, were given by Mrs. Harry Watson at her home on the Glacier Highway. Mrs. Lof- | Seattle last week. Guests at the affair were: Mrs. R. L. Bernard, Mrs. C. W. Hawkes- worth, Mrs. Ike Taylor, Mrs. How- ard Stabler, Mrs. N. Lester Troast, Mrs. Edwin Sutton, Mrs. J. C. Thomas, Gladys Forrest. Mrs. Ar- thur Fox, and Mrs. J. W. Lievers. e, |Smoke Screen Mineral Booms in Malay States SINGAPORE, Alg. 6. — World- wide demand for limenite, the min- | eral from which is derived alum- inum tetrachloride, used to pro- duce naval and aerial smoke screens, is bringing prosperity to | hitherto poverty stricken native | miners of Malaya. They are working night and day to cope with the demand. | The geolological survey of the Federated Malay States reports that | whereas only 50 tons were exported | from all of Malaya in 1934, nearly 2,500 tons were sent out in 1935 from the State of Perak alone. Limenite is the main constituent | of amang, a by-product of the tin | mines. Large quantities also are found in India where, it is report- ed, production has doubled in two years. | ADMITTED A. C. Osgood was admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital last night for med- ical treatment, Audrey| this afternoon | | tus and Audrey returned home from | | — they are not even comfortable. Daily Cross-word Puzzle ACROSS Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 18 1. Salt 54 4. Implements 24 R I 25, Cabbuge e NIE walad . Place for 1 28. Refuse 12. Negro of the T |E M atior er delta & A he sails RIE T of a wind- | % {ISH mill E RIAIPIE 15. Treat with 1 ¥ T ntempt T VP,A.R, 17. [ ch red color 1 =7 !hu ar ’0\( { Conelude RIE Fowl = bol for ED rsenic T, 46. Crushed with DOWN . the teeth 1. Sepa he 48. Was in- ¢ from terested the 50. Abyss n Bracing 56. Thes medicing Fiei 40. Nothi - 4 I:n\n g nt 42, Turn e loft artfully 43. Conjunction 60. Cereal grass ° 1 44, Women's 61. Tree n patriotic s i e Ly 62. Fruit 5. Serve the abbr. Miss Del Rio, Sti for Chic, Voz Never,Never Wear By ROBBIN COONS thing tailored—I like that for the street. “If T am resting at home, I \\111‘ wear perhaps some hostess py- jamas or some simple house dress. Slacks? Never! I abominate them | I like feminine things. And I could not be one of those women who must hurry to dress up when un- expected callers arrive. I love to dress—for myself. . 2 Bought Lots of Things Dolores as she speaks, has Paris written all over her costume, a tai- lored something in dark red with navy blue trimmings, and tres chic, as the couturiers would say. She has been to London and Paris to make the picture “Accursed” and— “I love Paris—more than ever before! Paris belongs to the French again. There are so few tourists. And the shops—there are wonderful things; Hollywood clothes? Or course! I love them. But I could not resist the lovely things. London has them too Beautiful things. I bought lots and lots of things. . . The Mexican star is back to make “Continental,” first of a series of features for Columbia. She re- turns, she says, inspired by the London view of films and their importance. Pleased With English “Everyone is talking pictures there,” she says with enthusiasm. “English pictures are prospering, and it is flattering, pleasing, invig- orating to see with what ceremony and distinction they surround an evening in a film theatre. “Everyone dresses, tickets are bought as for the legitimate thea- tre, and they pay $2 to see a pic- ture—one picture, not a double bill. One dines first, and then there is such | the film, and afterward one goes to a cabaret. “Here,” she adds rather wistfully, “people just ‘go to the movies’ any time, wearing anything. yes, even wearing slacks.” - eee Lode and piacer location notices for sale at The Empire office. eum from Missoula, gates from Moose Convention. ickler vs She Will Not even for swimming in her private pool does Dolores Del Rio relax her attention to ap- propriate attire. NOTI( E Ladies of the Moose and Brother |Moose are invited to a social hour Friday after lodge (9:30) to meet Mrs. Elsie Wakeum and Ed Wak- Mont., adv. 0. B. Williams Co. SASH and DOORS Special Prices on Paint Quality 5X PANEL DOORS 2-0x6-0 $2.07 2-0x6-8. 2.20 2-2x6-8 243 2-4x6-8. 243 2-6x6-0. 2.38 2-6x6-8. 253 2-8x6-8. 2.65 3-0x6-8 287 % in. 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Seattle, Wash. 1936 lacks' w dele- | NEW YORK TALE 'PRESENTS NEW FILM ACTRESS LOVE WAS THEIR GOD Bl‘oad\\'a_\' Hostess " Has| Wini Shaw, Striking Mez- ! zo - Contralto Singm | \ | “Broadway Hoste the comedy ‘Iml;w with music, whi .‘\Ini its | AN M-G-M PICTURE | local premie the Capitol yes-| terday, 1 one of the most|| featuring the two fel artain ures | 1 ! ’ e taming piecwes|| - Joyers of ‘Eskimo f the girl who 1 the | MALA and ng n Red” famou | The picture has just about every- h in it, including hilarious com- | edy, dramatic thrills, catehy, sangs § unique mmoth speetacles ALSO hundreds of beautiful girls, I Surrender Dear lent, both g Some Class Best of v o Shorty Goes South Wini > ; News stately has A brunette of striking | uty, Miss Shaw combines un-| 11 artistry in character por-| trayal with a mezzo-contralto \nln" sidewalk to the bath« | a “eoncrete of exceptior appeal and is un- s H §T 11 n questionably the envy of many a| a m “a" S room where she is carefully bathed orch er | and brushed. Before she proceeds Others in the cast are Lyle Tal-| . to the milking room she is disin- bot, Genevieve Tobin, Allen Jen-| wnh Buttel’tat fected kins and Marie Wilson | i1 she walks to the milking room - | where a mechanical milker is at- T , id | A tached. The milk flows into a ' A THE l.O"ELS HTCX&H s Pdm})\‘l'i‘d )ex‘al’)* ;L.\.: (j,‘m‘“n.ttd 10{1 a‘ ’w:‘!f“‘ dial Mot T oo | " RERY B Oucets which measures the quantity. { Proving to Be Queens No Human Hands | Gastineau l at Model Dairy From the container the milk goes 8. B. Trites, Kensington; Mrs. T. 2 through sterilized pipes to a cooler, W. Hunter, Chilkoot; Mrs. Lem-| gUGARLAND, Tex, Aug. 6 where it is chilled and bottled. No | iejtx, Chilkoot; Thomas Pratt,| he Jersey cow is queen at Benja-| human hands touch it Halin Marvin Deynsner, Chil-{ min Clayton's model vy here,| ' Twice da en 1 nd kopt; Robert West, G. Hart;! vy d us.a Hobby, them . ha al 4:006'clodk noon and 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wood, Wind-| commercial enter He has 160 —the queen is miike 1am; Dewey Churchill, City; Ron-| «queens,” all registered thorough-| Some of the cow € more lald Ned, Barrow; N. R. Karsail ‘;, eds " | than their weight rfn { nda i ANive provided for their| Bually. The late Queen Lillian rs. R. A. Nichols, Chilkoot;} somfort and convenience, They are| Rose, weighing less Marie Nichols, Chilkoot; Alfred J.| not allowed to eat ordinary grass, Pounds, produced mor 00 Motz, Chilkoot { The pasture was especially plant- | Pounds in one year to win the n: Alaskan |5 %n Hrie bl and other delicious| tional championship ¢ e Jersey S. Medbang, Excursion Inlet; B.| cug producers, ultivated, and| Cattle Club of Americ Sivevson, Excursion Inlet; Edward| sharpeyed 1 Ever: Are ol - Benson, Haines; Wm. Andrews,|(ne alert for or other com-| Haines; Sgt. Bertchur, 'Haines; | mon plant | Capt. Shupp, Haines;: A. W. Emory,| strol f froth” the Tuslr eas] y | Haines; James Kay, Haines; R.|{uyre, Madame Jersey goes imm DOUGLA A‘\ | Weber, City iately to her private room unat- | e tended. There she spends two hou NEWS CARD OF THANK in' peace and rest. Not a buzzing extend our sincere thanks|{ly to disturb her k. and gratitude to our many, many Operates Own Fountain friends for the acts of kindness and h private room is equipped | CHAMBER POSTPONES sympathies shown us during the with a prive d king fountain| Due to the limited attendance illness and loss of our beloved hus-| from which springs cool, fresh wa-| at the regular meeting of the local band and father, Thomas McMul- | ter. The cow operates her own, Chamber of Commerce last night len. Our thanks is also extended | fountain merely by pressing her|the business scheduled was post- for the beautiful floral offerings! muzzle gently down to make water| poned until later and to those who furnished cars. t v rd. It takes only twol > Our especial yreciation is due’ days to teach her how to operate| CHANGE OF SCHEDULE the Pioneers of Alas it FOR DOUGLAS THEATRE MRS. MAUDE McMULLEN, | Refreshed, the queen moves along| Charles Tuckett, new manager of MR.and MRS. OTTO AND- the Douglas Coliseum, announcesg ERSON and FAMILY 2 e . some changes in the arrangement MR. and MRS. WILLIAM \ of entertainment for the theatre adv ALEXANDER ENJOY WRIGLEYS which eliminates Thursday night - > £ AFTER EVERY ltogether as a show night and NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS transfers silver nights to Fridays The City Council will meet a and Sundays instead of Tuesdays Board of Equalization August 11 and Thursdays, as formerly. 12, 13, 14 and 15 at 8 pm. to ap- - D prove the 1936 assessment roll, to FIRE MEETING hear necessary objections from The meeting of the Doug- property owners and to make ad- las Velunteer Fire Department will stments. If you feel your prop- be held this evening in the Fire erty has been assessed unfairly tell | Hall. Proposed purchase of a new | the Board. AFTER FINAL MEET- fire truck will be one of the chief ING NO FURTHER ADJUE issues of MENTS WILL BE MADE. H. R. SHEPARD, City Assessor DUee New CROSHEY- DE LUXE the meeting. FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. AFTER 6:00 P. M.!! PHONE 226 If your Daily Alaska Empire has not reached you PHONE 226 and a copy will be sent by SPECIAL CARRIER to you IMMEDIATELY. rhe the new Shelvador. There's one for svery ~urse and puroose Model f lustrated— GAQ-50, THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL REFRIGERATOR THOMAS Hardware Co.