The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 25, 1937, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, m 0apitol Holds THE MIRACLE OF THE SCREEN ...BRINGS YoU ALL THE VIVID DRAMA OF THE RENOWNED NOVEL! |entertainment, Anita LOUI Claudc RAI —Als0— NEWS in Icy Str NOTE! On account of the great length of this picture the FIRST SHOW WILL START PROMPTLY AT 7:02 P. M.—SECOND SHOW AT 9:30 P. M CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY sy g ) "MYSTERIOUS AVENGER" “ADVENTURES IN DARKEST AFRICA" Caricon—-Comedy——Candy AT THE SHOW PLACE i OF JUNEAU NOW DIPS IN WATER Lillien |about 30, took the Gastineau C Ciem; Indian woman, ;mmm WOMAN | ¥ 1annel night last night, when she fel overboard. | The Fire Deps the call from box 1-8, got there too| late, as the woman had been fished JViL ]l out by a nearhv gas boat crew. ellow = Memories ® Schlitz in “Steinies” NJOY Schlitzin® Steinie” | Brown Bottles for mel- | lowmemories of olden days, it brings you real, full- bodied, ohz time flavor. .. brewed o ripe, rich perfec- tion,winterandsummer,un- der Precise Enzyme Control. Enjoy Schlitz today, with health benefits of Sunshine Vitamin D ... in “Steinie” Brown Bottles. tant id the woman was taken-to her home at the Clark Runmx to be dried. S {fer il effects from the unscheduled {dive. The |shortly a dlcds scul to the docks to the Traffic was tied up for some fire dlum. which sounded You don’t haveto cultivate a taste for Schlits, You like it on first acquaint- ance and ever after. JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO. | MILWAUKEE, WIS, Copyright 1937, Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co.—69A T'he BEER That Made Milwaukee Famous | | HOTEL JUNEAU | Formerly Hotel Zynda | CLARENCE WISE ( Manager Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office. n accidental dip in! about mh’i-';. Police Chief Roy Hoff- ze, took hun- | Spotlight with Anthony Adverse Magnificent Screen Version of Famed Novel Pre- miere Tonight Theatre Junea in g follow Anth countries, over three moth s r backgroun unus charac ar, dow , for s huma unadult this picturr rest and surpassed Warner plist ninety- 2,500 bit Br have a apparently 1 tremendous cast, speaking rts and s , while full of colo round for a dran , its loves hate: and its d and its passions; futile struttings and vements. gain impossit wit € he d the s hope, d RIAL RUN | ng up ye enough fo t of the Ll which br the first afford machi cannery tender ht in just p in this morning, a trial run of the y, and allow whate are necessary to have vod mnm VE HOSPITAL undergoing an week, Mrs. Caesar pected to leave St. for her home here Afternoon. After tomy last enico tal Sunday Sek schedule, forfeited as per team to the bail game Island Compounaed exactly as written by yoar Juneau Drug Co. Jarman Custom Built ss.sov‘ Friendly Five $5 Fortune $4 Product General Shoe Corp. Nationally Advertised Prices SEE BIG VAN tinents. | ul and | 15 cast the accom- | and pointments; s its cannery appendec Ann’ next the U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER BUREAT THE WEATHER cast for Juneau and vieinity, beginning and Saturda noderate 8. Weather Bureau, une 25, wind: at 4 pa southea. For £howers tonight LOCAL DATA Temp. Humimry wma Velocity 53 10 48 50 | Tie sarom ter Weat 4 p.n, yes 4 am. today Noon today ¥ D RADIO REPOVTS TODAY Low . 4am. Pre temy, 45 30 48 0 50 36 42 10 44 42 1 41 48 Max. temp. last 24 hours (5] 46 68 0 T4 64 Station Dawson Paul Harbor . R CK Mod. Cerdova Juneau Sitke | Ketchikan Prince Rupert Edmonton Seattle Portland San Francisco New York Washington Pt Pt 50 56 n 50 Cl 66 ( [ Cl n 64 Pi. C is un- , clear I\\.! Hnlmx [ Prince R 36; airport) partly (luu(l\ partly cloudy, riple Island, show 0; Ketchikan, ¢ ; Petersburg, raining, showers, 50; Soapstone Point, v. cloudy, 48; Cordova, thorp, cloudy.; Chitin rtly cloudy. Portage, 56; Hot Spr partly Nulato, cloudy, Savoo! 39. Juneau, Sunrise, 2:5) a.m WEATHER SYNOPSIS The barometric pressure was lov t morning over the r portion of the North Pacific O:c a southward to Oregon, thence sou hwestward the pressure extremes being 29.64 inches 3 latitude degrees and longitude 156 ¢ 3046 inches ( Pacific Ocean at latitude 34 degrees and longitude 140 degr 30.28 inches at Kamloops. This general pre distribution attended by precipitation along the coastal reg southes rd to northern British Columbia ther o the remainder of the field of observation. temper | h an, raining Tenakee, raini , cle 54; Anch Fairba r, 73 56 4 Ruby partly (Hv/l amute, sa. clear June 26. 60; sunset, 9:10 p.m vailan MA + the Pacific O« t cording to the ogew B, or o v The First National Bank JUNEAU ] CAPITAL—$50.000 SURPLUS— $75.000 [ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES - s 2% Paid on Savings Accounts t Juneau Car- R 1937. bo | Cloudy ear | Je R'n Idy Idy cloud cloudy, 1east- \4] | lh( and s been | s from the Aleutians | and by generally fair wea-| Arrives Early Carrying l()l { | l-‘resh Fruit and Vegetables HOME GROWN RADISHES, ONIONS and FRESH LOCAL EGGS DAILY California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery [ FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. ORIGINAL CHIPPEWA Goodyear Welt Construction MEN’S j; S)S DRESS 2' OXFORDS SEE BIG VAN T T e I Cloudy ain | Cldy o Cloud ear b Pml ba }'EXAS RANGERS R i A 1 RAIL THRILLS AT s ovicnl COLISEUM SHOW I'win }*m\tllrcs Vie for At- tention in Opening This Evening L EWSPAPER amor of the Texas thrills of twc hurtling vie Rangers 1ousand transc honors Mysterious Six Hours ard expre for at I'he oliseum nd Tt open tonight Kill” Public er decids co an at- rey, despit @ {ranscon- 0 collec he m he dang nd board tinental express In the other { is felt, & A | Starrest is detailed to track y of rustlers who are| from two ranches, ask, he visits the The plot of “The Avenger” is said to be an actual incident taken) annals of the Texas Ran- ature the flavor of rred from the \u -o } | PRINGESS LOUISE, - PICKS UP 25 FOR - SEATTLE TODAY /\ SKIRL FOR (A alCharter COTCH WHISKY @ Passengers Bound for States Twenty-five persons left Juneau for Seattle today at 8 a. m, on the Princess Louise, after the vessel had | docked at the Pacific dock three hours earlier with 161 passen- st TMPOATED bY Those who boarded the Princess| ";‘"h"mf’?:‘vc:f':“ - t Juneau are: Lloyd Shields, | Sharpstone, Ge wold, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keaton, and Robert Jr. mes and Mildred Keaton, T. Keaton, Mr Mrs. H. A. Wood, Mt and M Harry Morris, Mr. and Walsh, Mr. and Mrs Genther, B. M. French, J.| BOOKKEEPING SERVICE e Ry T TRAINED ACCOUNTANTS A T A R Tax and System Service JAMES C. COOPER COMPANY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Phone 182 Juneau, Alaska Goldstein Bldg. » of the Princess Louise is Captain S. Gray and A. G. Bar- | ker is pur Bert’s Cash Grocery WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT our newly renovated and enlarged store. Juneau’s PRUNE Butter Mest 31 doz. 98c TOATO JuicE MG 3ge] TONL 3 i 38 RIPE OLIVES 2,50z tins P Sc PITTED DATES, Fresh, Clean y ] Ibs. 33c TOILET SOAP 6 bars 2 Sc Butter 2 for D85c 3 for 25c 2 Ibs. 55c — SCHILLINGS COFFEE 29c Pound 29c FAST 211 Seward Our Famous Big Brown or White 6 large tins 5 Sc SALAD—Quart Fine for Hard Water 3 pkgs. 22c PEAS 5 for 99c Hot House—Solid, Colorful TWO KINDS PHONE 105 DELIVERIES Street