The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 13, 1936, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, NOV. 13, .1936. ., PONIGHT at the SHOW PLACE THEATRE OF JUNEAU o S el S WHAT ABOUT THE CHILDREN? When hate breaks a marriage «+ .« .. Who looks after the l'orgotten Kids? [ 9 ‘TO0 MANY PARENTS with FRANCES FARMER—LESTER MATTHEWS HENRY TRAVERS—GEORGE ERNEST DOUGLAS SCOTT—BUSTER PHELPS PORTER HALL and BILLY LEE A Solemn Preachment Against Divorce ALSO—Western Trail—Maid for a Day Strange As It May Seem ‘“‘MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE"’’ SATURDAY—1 P. “TOO MANY PARE Third Episode—“GREAT AIR MY CARTOON COMEDY M. SRY” CANDY er, Mrs. Jessie S. Robertson, who | visited here eight years ago and previously lived in Juneau Mrs. Robertson, who is from Missouri Valley, Towa; has been vis- iting with nieces in Seattle. - Ty, The quick results. R. E. ROBERTSON AND MOTHER WILL ARRIVE ON PRINCESS NORAH R. E. Robertson, prominent Ju- aeau attorney who has been South for several weeks, will return to Juneau on the next Princess Norah. Sailing with him wan pe his moth- Empire classifieds for e Today’s News Today- -Empire. CAPITOL FILM SHOWS CAST OF ~ 3 YOUNG STARS Rough ind Tok Tough Double ‘ Bill at Coliseum ‘ Theatre With Frances Farmer, | University of Washington co-ed now under contract to Paramount, “Too Many ' which boasts five of Hol- s leading juvenile actors in’ {its cast, will open tonight at the in the Pare | lywo ieading roll, | Capitol Theatre. The youngsters who support Miss Farmer, Lester Matthews and Hen 1y Trave: this picture of mod |ern marriage and children of di-| Sher- Buster Phelps, Doug-; trols, Douglas Boy Scouts | vorcee, are George Ernest, wood Bailey, former be ready for days. occupan in a few e FINALE OF REBEKAH CARD PARTY SERIES | The series of three card parties given by the Rebekah Auxiliary,| and extending over the past six| weeks reached its climax last night | with six tables in play. The fol-| lowing were the prize winners for| the ‘evening: For bridge, George | Kendler held high score, and Jo2 Riedi, Jow; Pinochle: Harry Lea was high and Wm. Fleek low; whist win- ‘ ners were Mrs. Gertrude Laughlin, first prize, and Mrs. Joe Riedi, low. ! The grand prizes, three vaculator i following high pointers for the ser- lies: Mrs. Charles Fox for bridge, Mrs. Elmer Boyer for pinochle, and Jack Langseth for whist. lowing the awards. SRR oS SCOUTS TO HIKE WHEN WEATHER CLEARS UP HERE Regular meeting of the locai pa- was held |las Scott and Billy Lee, all veteran |last night for the general routine of screen performers, some of them!business after which the member- graduates of the famous Our Gfln(, ship and leaders transferred to the comedy school Heralded as an exciting drama of ‘the oil fields, w.th Bill Boyd active- lv involved in the fast-moving ac- <ron “Burning Gold” will be the Coliseum Theatre ‘atlractlon at the beginning to night. ! Chief in support of Boyd is Jud- |ith Allen, as Boyd’s wife; Ith;\m. { { | | Lloyd In- Fern Emmett and Frank Mayo. The other half of the double-fea- ture at the Coliseum is “Man of Iron,” which, hased on the sto; by Dawn Powell, combines rollick- ing comedy with dramatic thrills. | The cast includes John Eldredge, | Derothy Peterson, Joseph Crehan, | Crans Reynolds and Joseph King. | Barton MacLane and Mary Astor are starred. - " DOUGLAS NEWS ! TUCKETTS TAKE OF NEW FIR APARTMENTS Charles Tuckett, manager of the local Coliseum Theatre and his wife are first tenants in the recent- ly remodeled apartments in the Smith building. Newly furnished throughout, with many built-in conveniences, electric stoves and re- frigerators, hardwood floors and automatically heated, the apart- ments, three in number, are the first of their kind on the island and they offer real inducement for | couples to come to Douglas to reside. 'The remaining two apartments will _’ ; 3 ] i CAUSTIC WEEKLY COMMENTS “A Newspaper Within a Newsp THE FRIFNDLY STORE 9 3, Friday, Nov. 1936. ARDENT ANGLER Simpgon had been an abstain- er for 20 years, but fell from the ways of grace. Feeling the need of recupera-! ticn, he sent his boy for a bot- tle of whiskey. “But,” said the hotel propriet- or, “who’s it for?” “For father,” said the boy. “Nonsense! Your father’s been a tee-totaler for longer years than youw've lived.” “Well, at all events, he sent for it.” “What does he want it for?” “To let you into a secret,” said the boy, “he’s going fishing, and he wants the cork for a float.” 0—0—o Boats Still Tied Up .BUT.. We Have Every- thing Canned— EVEN CANNED CABBAGE Temmy: I wonder why fat 3 men are always so jolly and good natured? That's easy—they can’t run and they can’t fight. o—0—o0 They say that hard work never killed anyene, but it has scared a lot of people half to death. 0—0—o I wender what can- vietims' Stanley: nibals do with their heads? George: Oh, probably make | | noodle soup of them. Garnick’s Chats THRIFTY FooD NEWS aper™ THE FRIENDLY STORE Mummy was listening to little Dennis saying his prayers, while Grannie sat knitting. Toward the end of his prayers mummy was surprised to hear her little son raise his voice and positively roar: motor car for my birthday?” “And please can I have a “But, darling,” she protested, “God isn’t deaf!” “No,” answered the little chap seriously, “but Grannie is!” 0—0—o An agitator was addressing a band of strikers. “Only $12 a week!” he yelled. “How can a man be a Christian on $12 a week?” “How,” yelled a voice, “can he afford to be anything else?” 0—0—o PIG IN A POKE Unfortunately those who pay taxes for social security will remain a long time in doubt as to what they are buying. 0—0—o THE EMPTY SCABBARD Husband (hearing burglars | downstairs) —Sh-h, dear. This is | going t6 be a battle of brains. Wifey — How brave of you, |:dear; to go unarmed. atorium for drills and games. Tt as decided to go on a hike the first evening of agreeable weather. Rout> ‘lm the hike will be decided when the time 1ctuany arrives. JUNEAU COUPLE ‘ LICENSED TO WED A marriage license was taken out |today at the U. S. Commissione office by John Malcolm Elhr Alaska Juneau employee, and M Lucille Baretich of Juneau, the nup- , at tials to night Odin Lonning and Elizabeth Crep- ley of Juneau were married at the Commissioner's office by Judge Fel- ix Gray, the ceremony being wit- inessed by Mrs. A. L. Mook and Mrs. H. F. Hargrave. Other marriages this week include that of Edward E. Hibler and Mary Frances Ward of Juneau with Pat Doyle and argaret Kiloh as witnesses and Alvaro De Asis of Juneau and Lucy Johns of Angoon with Mr. and Mrs Robert Zuboff as witnesses. se performed probably to- ED. BACH as a paid-up subscriber to The Empire you are entitled free tickets to “THE GRE!/ IMPERSONATION” now show- ing at the DOUGLAS COLISEUM cofiee makers, were awarded to the | Refreshments were enjoyed fol-| ‘¢ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH STARTS HIWAY SERVICE Sunday School at Chapel by Lake November 15 Will Institute New Mission chool, next Sunday after- Auk Lake, between two s o'clock at the Chapel by will institute Presbyter- wrch ces to serve the n on the highway, accord- nouncement made today by hn A. Glasse : new move to min- hway population, the Sunday noon and th the I ian ( p opulati ister Rev “In v eadily increas- the highwa ith the historic esbyterian church ) minister to communi- d of ous instruc- secured ite on the z Cove road and pro- lop a community church equipped and ized 1o serve the 1 15 and soci peopl he community interested to participate in them , beginning with tk fternoon from two to ti of the s ing pc and ten, v corner of pose to dey F ce will hold Sunday School Sunday afternoon in the by Lake', a rather pre- name for the little build nz de of Auk Lake néar the corner; and this an- an invitation for i roughout the community children in attend with this Sunday Fr Co nounce ent beg noc FA) ols as the community re- sponse justifies the move, and the weather permits it, it is proposed to erect an inviting and commodious chapel on the two adjoining sites which have been secured; condidently anticipate such a wel- com nd the benefits of such an ente that we feel sure the vill see the development of in which the whole com- 1l find a justifiable pride which God himself will futu he present, the Northern rian_Chuxch is. per- its minister to guide resby r me as in the development, of this new work, needs of all| " , MRS. MOCRE, FORMER and we! .;IIIIIHiHIIHIHIIlllllmlmllIII"IIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIMNIIMHMIMIMHIH STARTS TONIGHT and it is the purpdse of the Presby- tery of Alaska encourage the community eénterprize with building to | funds from the Presbytery Board of National Missions; but we wish it to be very definitely understood that this is to be a community church with no stressing of any denomin- ational emphasis. This is thorough- ly in accord with present-day church | development by which some one church ministers to all the com- munity interested to respond to its ministrations, a procedure to which of the Protestant are offieially committe n that spirit of cooperative tian fellowship we are be in a position to join w THEATRE POWERFUL! ACTION-PACKED! -A bruiser who tried to become a social lion! couragement to those who desire| ARTO IGLANE uch an enterprise to be developed MARY ASTOR - most tions c leased to the peo-| - ENGAGEMENT OF MisS IONE WOOD | ANNOUNCED HERE ana Mrs. H. L, the engagement ghter Ione. to Dr. G Nashvilie, Tennessee. th ollege Los A Warner Bros. First Natl. Prod: | Pastor Wood an- of their| Lee Stagg He is a of Medical| Angeles, Cali- of member of he couple intend to make their in Portland, Oregon, where| will interne. The date f the ding has not been set. Miss Wood is a popular member | of the younger set, has been resid- ng here for several years. She is on| the nursing staff st $t. Ann’s Hos- pital. ——ALSO—— The Third Episode—“GREAT AIR MYSTERY” FIRST SHOW STARTS 7:10 P. M. "'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIliIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH|l|Hil|iIHIHIINHIHIIH‘HIHIHIII' D CHANNELITE, DIES Mrs. Emma Hart Moore, 79 years old, wife of Dr. I. H. Moore. \\t‘HA known retired physician of Seattle, died at her home November 3, fol- lowing an illness of one year. | Mrs. Moore is well known to many | Alaskans. During the gold rush da she lived in Skagway where her husband practiced medicine until {known in Juneau, he came to Gastineau Channel to |daughter, be physi for the Treadwell Com pany. H he practiced with the |der, of Seattle, among the relatives late Dr. Goddard, Since 1906 Dr. ‘\\Im vive Mrs. Moore, lived in} and Mrs. Moore made their home in | Skag during the early days Seaitlc I SO Mrs. Moore husband, Mcore — WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 48% and a grand- | Sunny Sue Farmer. A cousin, Mrs. Charles Sengfel- THE medicated with, th . ingredients of ! VlCKS Couu Dnop is survived by nm\ r daughter, Mrs. Helene Farmer, who is also well Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office. The Juneau Sample Shop takes pleasure in announcing the receipt of lovely new Bar Frocks . . . direct from New York . .. Innumerable via Princess Norah, Parcel Post, styles from which to choose. NEW Bar Frocks are brief, pert, New York exclaims over them . . . . and giddy Juneau keepsright in step. 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