The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 17, 1937, Page 3

STARTING TONIGHT at the Show Place of Juneau IAN {parca |Zanuck Twe: HERSHOLT ADDS WINNERS IN NEW SUGCESSTO CONTEST T0 COUNTRYDOCTOR BE HONORED Sl ik ! George O'BrienPicks Death Trip Through Hollywood Valley for Taming of | Studios One of Many Shrew Heiress [ Interesting Events The affection of a father for his| The winners in The Daily Alaska | |two motherless sons and the heart-|Empire’s Subscription Contest and| k and , turmoil and tri-|{On To Mexico Drive will be escort- that love brings the'ed through the Hollywood Studios, is the motivating back round’ accompanied by the winners of sim- wid neraided Darryl F.lilar contests which are being con- th Century produc-'ducted in other towns throughout tion, “Sins of Man,' opening to- the Territory which will be a real night at the Capitol Theatre with|ex e. Jean Hersholt starred ) Just Nine More Days ersholt as the sexton R rig Vo Pleser o Contest and On To Mexico and bell ringer of the church in a A " gy Tour has nine more voting days to smail Tyrclean village. Tarl, the - blder son 1s expected to follow in) €0, 80d 8t the end of yesterdays bR e il i3 4 g Betty Whitfield of the Hi- his father's footsteps but serencly Y T ' % Delivery moved into first place, | harbors dreams of heing an avia- slaggs ! P . ", with Rosa Danner second, while Lu- tor. The other boy, Gabriel, has flle ‘Lyneh, Who has Hld ‘o ‘fcab been a deaf-mute irom birth. L i Rk A g 2 <ok t place for the past several days, Karl breaks his father's hear! 1 . {1 8 | dropped to third position. Geraldine when he a ces that is S0:le whpouncss LRV ER ISP ng holds to fourth place in the to America and study flying. Short- | Boddi 0 | ly afterwards, the old man is Jo)‘-“m‘p‘ by a very slim margin ‘over| ously surprised to find that Gab-LCl"“ to To be| or ump for ihe a Hansen. riel hear. Building up Reseives Hersholt, elevated to stardom for!interest and several candidates are| DAILY ALASKA GOOD WILL €( AND ON TO MEXICO PIR 0! Following is the list of con- testants and their standing all votes counted up to 6 o'clock last night: Whitfield, Danner, Lynch, Beddir Hansen, ¢ Lindstrom, Margaret Jensen, Birdi Edwards, Phylis Lokken, Astrid Pusich, Helen Lokken, Astrid Brown, V Coulter, F Green, Dor Haviland, ith Kneeland, Beverly Meriam herland, Betty Rosa Lucille 780,550 722,400 710,100 674,600 674,200 225,000 82,900 50,500 25,200 24,400 24,200 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 20.000 e e 00000 voe Sut Stor Sadie Daily Alaska Empire, contact one of the girls in this race and get started. In addition to the regular schedule of votes awarded, a bonus ers. It will cost you nothing to help be unique in every sense of the vord and entirely different from the usual ones made by parties from the Territory ©00000e000000000000000000 00 SIMMONS STOPS' STEAMER TODAY, PASSENGER LATE Also Flies Canneryman and Family to Tenakee This Afternoon A hurried flight to catch the out- bound steamer Mount McKinley off Marmion Island, started off y's flying for Pilot Sheidon Simmons ond the Alaska Air Transport Stin- |son seaplane today. | The flight was made at the be- {hest of J. P. Smith, U. S. Deputy Marshal at 8¢ , who dallied too long visiting friends hore here this morr and sprir down to {the Al eau dock Just |time to see the ship on ch he ‘l':\\| come from Seaftle, and on which he fully intended to continue on to his post in Seward, just about | three jumps for Jesse Owens out in-| to the Channel. i Slipping the Patco into the water, | ‘votv will be handed new subscrib-'Simmons put her into the air at! {12:15 oclock, and after seeing his} | some young lady win a trip that will passenger safely aboard the steam-| = H 3 j is beginning 2 |completely cured, he must be mkon; The various contestants are really, -~ & to a noted surgeon in America. ;lw:mninu, to work. There is much| er, returned about a half-hour later.! | The ice being broken, Simmons, took off again at 1:46 o'clock for |Tenakee in the Stinson, with Mr. PLUS Hit and Run Driver * »* Our Gang Follies * * Yoo Hoo in the Valley - LAST TIMES TONIGHT -oe NEW BOOKS RECEIVED | and Mrs. L. Asp and their two small ons passengers for that port, where Mr. Asp operates the can- nery of the Salt Sea Fisheries, Sim- | star of “The Country Doctor,” in a more magnificent role! M-G-M News |his now famous portrayal of ~'rh(-‘.'\lrvm1:: building up their reserve Country Doctor,” is said to carve a!of votes to cast them as they see fit. Inew niche for bimsclf in “Sins of | Want To Make Trip 'Man.” These girls really want to make with DON AMECHE ALLEN JENKINS —————ALSO. CKET PLEASE”—(A Broadway Brevity) BINGO CROSBYANA ILY ALASKA EMPIRE TALKING REPORTER FUNERAL RITES | TOMORROW FOR “ELIS LINDSTROM DETROIT HOTEL STRIKE IS T0 BE ARBITRATED Officers of—fiver Bow!Four and a—half Hour Lodge Will Conduct Grave Services P Funeral services for Elis Lind- strom have been arranged for to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in| the Chapel of the Charles W. Carter | Mortuary. The Rev. Erling K. Ol-| afson will officiate and officers of Silver Bow Lodge 1.O.O.F. will con- duct services at the grave. Inter- ment will be in the I.O.O:F. plot uf] Evergreen Cemetery. A quartet composed of the Rev.; ©O. L. Kendall, R. R. Lister, Aronld Mogseth and Les Overby will sing at the service, Friends chosen to act as pallbear- ers are: Alex Demos, Ed Mortin- #on, Fred Newman, Fred Sonder-| lund, Bill Ermakoff, Frank Holmes.| FOR PAINTING CALSOMINING and PAPERHANGING | SEE l SUPERIOR 315 Front Street R. A. TREFFERS, Manager | | | | NEW | ARCTIC Pabst Famous Draught Beer ‘On Tap STTA TN 7 CARLSO Conference Brings Results —Governor Does It DETROIT, Michigan, March 17. —Gov. Frank Murphy announced last night a settlement of the strikes /in four of the downtown hotels. The Detroit Hotel Association and the Hotel Workers Union agreed, after a conference lasting four and one half hours, to submit their dif- ference to arbitration to a three man commission. One of the mem- bers of the commission will be from the union, another from the hotel |association and Gov. Murphy will serve as chairman. The strike, which closed all ser- vice yesterday, tok place in the 29 story Book-Cadillac Hotel, 21- story Shelby Hotel, 15 story Detroit- Leland and 15 story Statler Hotel. The sitdowners were waiters, waitresses and other hotel help who are demanding a raise in pay and shorter hours. ELKS PAY TRIBUTE TO EARLY MEMBER; FLAG ATHALF STAFF | In tribute to the memory of Wil- liam C. Freeburn, who died at Seat- tle yesterday, the flag floating over the Elks’ Club is at half-staff to- day. Mr. Freeburn, had for many years been a member of the Juneau lodge of Elks, having joined in the early {days, when he was actively engaged in mining and fisheries in this sec- tion. ” ——e———— Lode and placer focation notices for sale at The Empire Office. AT 0 B o S Empire ads are read. UNITED STATES 'DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE District Land Office Anchorage, Alaska. December 2, 1936. Notice is hereby given that Sam Frank Buoy, together with his wit- nesses, Fred O. Matson and Albert Frederick Parker, all of Gustavus, Alaska, has submitted final proof on his homestead, Anchorage 07762, for the NW%NE% sec. 10, SWk SE%, NW%SE%, SW4NEY%, sec. 3 T. 40 S. R. 59 ECRM. containing 160 dcres, and it is now in the files of the U. S. Land Office, Anchor- age, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate «|issued. GEORGE A. LINGO, Register. First publication, Jan. 27, 1937. Last publication, Feb. 24, 1937. The production also intro-| duces, at the head of the support- the Washingion, Oregon, California | ast, handsome young Don|and Old Mexico trip. They realize it! Mr. Zanuck's latest “dis-|{Wwill be a trip of every pleasure and; covery.” ‘uf liberal education. When it is| A two-fisted man who loves a considered that winners have. rail- fight and a headstrong heiress who|road and steamer fares, berth on; fights back with weapons he has|trains, rooms in hotels, all meals, all ) never before known, highlight the taxis and bus fares paid, as well as story of “The Border Patrolman,”|tips and entertainment features it Fox release at the Coliseum The- will be seen that the fortunate win- tre with George O'Brien in the ners will have a trip that can be | starring role and Polly Ann Young raved over for many years. heading the cast. | Costs You Nothing O'Brien loses his job with the| Remember, these Contest votes border patrol through Polly Ann's are given with each paid subscrip-| interference, but by convincing her grandfather that!for your votes when paying your the girl needs a guardian, and ob-| subscription, or better still, if you tains the job for himself, jare not already a subscriber of the This ignites a powder keg, for the = gets mixed up with a gang of | international smugglers and action follows thick and fast before the! climax. .- |SPEEDY DELIVER SERVICE FOR BERT of | | Bert McDowell, proprietor .Bert’s Cash Grocery, announced to-| |day that the store has acquired a new delivery service. The car to 'be used is the Reo Speedwagon, formerly part of Kelly Blake's Spec~ ial Delivery fleet. The new addi-! tion of speedy service will begin at once. | 'MR. AND MRS. LINGO | RETURN, ANCHORAGE, | | ON MOUNT M'KINLEY, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lingo,! who have been in Juneau for the| last three weeks visiting Gov. John | W. Troy, left on the Mount Mec-| Kinley today for Anchorage where {Mr. Lingo is register of the Land Office. Today’s News Today—Empire. AZZ PIAN b MAIL ‘No Hresome exercites, you learn by playing. the late popular songs. Each lesson super- vised and graded by professional teachers. You accomplish in months what formerly took years. For beginners or advanced students. - EASY TERMS MIRACLE CHORD DETECTOR sfC PLAY CHORDS AT ONCE. WRITE DEPT. M_FOR YOUR COPY TODAY 5|V:§G PREVIOUS MUSICAL TRAINING ADWAY SCHOOL-MUSIC BROADWAY THEATRE BLDG. - TACOMA, WASH —— e — % ] PHONE 206 I | Juneau Radio Service For Your RADIO Troubles 122 Second St.—Next door o | L San Francisco bukery l 300 Rooms . 300 Baths from $2.50 Sfecial Weekly Kates \SKANS LIKE THE LIQUOR STORE PHONE 655 Prompt Délivery AT PUBLIC LIBRARY! The Juneau Public Library has the following new books ready for circulation: Widdemer, “This Isn't The End;” Hobart, “Yang and Yir Fairbanks, “Rich Man Poor Man; ‘Waugh, “Jill Somerset;” Lawrence, “The Sound of Running Feet.” Bottome, “Level Crossing;” Grey, “The Lost Wagon Train;” Sa- batini, “The Fortunes of Captain Blood;” Flint, “The Old Ashburn Place;” Baldwin, “That Man is Mine;” Hurst, “Great Laughter;” Cat he gets revenge| tion to the Daily Alaska Empire. Ask | Hansen, “O. Henry Memorial Award | Pri Stories—1936.” There are also five new mystery stories ready for circulation. mons was to return to Juneau from | Iclock, to complete his day in the! lair. A trip to Sitka and Chichagof | v }is scheduled for Simmons tnmm'rn\\'} morning in the AAT Lockheed Vega | leaving here at 9 o’clock. | Yesterday afternoon at 4:15 o'~/ lli)x:lll to Ha w. Pekovich, Bla | passenger: S. Pete Miller, | RETURNS HOME Mrs. L. M. Ritter, a surgical pa- | |tient, was dismissed from St. Ann’s | Hospital today. Tenakee empty at about 3:30 o'- FORMER JUNEAU News Foldes, “The Street of the Fishing |clock, Simmons took off from here personal in the AAT Nugget on an hour's that Mrs. and Joe O'Brien as outhound |y {flood w home and hospt ‘hud to be moved five WOMAN CAUGHT |the flood safety to temporary places of ; - >-o e | IN GREAT FLOOD SCOTTISH RITE MEN reached here today John Dolan, former r k Inlet and back With dent of Juneau who is a patient in | R.!the sisters of the Poor Hospital in », Ind., was caught in the sissippi flood and had to a small boat. The 1ed out the entire al, the letter said,|are Walter B. Heisel, Edwin Sut- and Mrs, Dolan with other patients|ton, Jack Fargher and Howard D, times during!Stabler. in a| letter to Frank A. Boyle| | TO KETCHIKAN FOR INITIATORY WORK Four executive officers of the Ju~ neau Scottish Rite Bodies will sail in the morning on the steamer Al- aska for Ketchikan where they will put on initiatory work in the Order. | Making the trip to conduct the work a Now on Display - 1937 — I Lincoln Zephyr V-12 and ord V-8 60 and 85 H. P. Motors Juneau Motors Foot of Main Street