The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 23, 1937, Page 3

'Wild West, Grim THE SHOW PLACE | OF JUNEAU ‘ Starting TONIGHT TWO — DELUXE FEATURES — TWO . FIRST: FEEATURE CHARLES STARRETT in g PETER B. KYNE'S i “SECRET PATROL” . ® BECONDGEEATURE N Vie at Capi Patrol tarring C Starrett, and *“The Cowboy the Kid,” featuring Buck comes to the Capitol tonight double bill that promises con acticn and entertainment The dynamic drama of the ;an'lh\ S Patrol,” the pen of the famous author B. Kyne, was filmed in its in Canad: against the gc |background of the Canadian ies and presents new high s in photographic beauty as thrilling action. “Secret a I W ‘Secret Patrol” concerns the l'l—l forts of the world famous Canadian Mounted Police in s ing out a band of ruthless criminals intent upon creating labor tr iin a large logging camp. | The comedy that packs a Steve Davis (Buck Jones) ar mischief making cowboys, on monthly celebration, wreck a Later, Judge Talbot ® The 13th mex DARKEST AFRICA will be shown only once—at 7:15 P. M. FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 7 P. M. Also: Royal Cafe—Pathe News MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE SATURDAY—1 P. M. “Tarzan Escapes” ——ALSO— “DARKEST AFRICA” this change of control | with strict justice t is in dispute. or go to jail form. He leaves after some cartridges into the cour |stove. The explosion s \‘Ju(l).;(' with soot. Steve promises KINGMAN, Ariz, July 23 wnd Duane Purvis, who made all history at Purdue a few igo under Coach Jimmy now manage a touris Ferry, Ariz eway to the Whether came about Battle of Paim B Springs Nowon =" - In Committee.: something 1k s the w this Indian bu-| 5 res.| The old ferry site is the A |most point on Lake Mead, the body of water impounded by der Dam. Twenty years ugo the u decided to break up the ion among the Indians of the several score Indians in |the band chose their land. Almost lat once they surrendered control| of it to the whites who built the into the cooling ca: {resort town. The property at pres-|ber of Commerce boi lent is estimated to be worth a mil-] And daily the bronze India {lion and a half. |in the committee room | —_— while attorneys argue. - e Whites, lndianrsi Fighting It Out Over Swank Movie Star Resort in Cal. By PRESTON GROVER | INDIANS SEEK DIVVY | WASHINGTON, July 23—In the| Now the majority of the Indians,| At lrving's wild fastness of the Senate Indian|who made no selections, contend SPecials, ten percent off Affairs committee room, the battle|the allotments never were complet- (¢2nned fruit and vegetables. of Palm Springs is being fought.'ed and that revenues from the lanc PR = Palm Springs is a swank movie star used by the resort should go to t resort 110 miles inland from Los band for division equally among the| Angeles. members. One estimate was that| All the swank, however, is on one this would give each Indian about side of the street. Across the sireet $100 a month. i are the humble huts of Mission In-! An attorney for certain of the| dians who once roamed through all Indians who did make land selec- | of the mearby territory. They tions, argues that they really have! thought they owned it. That was full title. The “unallotted Indians” just a silly Indian notion, of course, insist this claim is a frost and th which early settlers soon quashed. if title is granted to the individual Indians the whites soon will have| WHITES GAIN CONTROL full possession and then no Indians | Through- it all, however, the In- will benefit. The Indian bureau | dians managed to keep p fon is backing them in asking a Iaw\i of the Palm Springs are whose [to prohibit completing the allot- principal dsset was the hot water ments. spring and the adjacent, verdant Meanwhile things have come to a canyon. But it was a grand place pretty pass in Palm Springs. The for a resort. So, a few year$ ago,|Indians charge for use of the spring, certain white men took over part|which is on their side of the road. of the good land. |They charge fees for cars dri im:i =} Il Junea Liguor (o NEW Policy—NEW Stock—NEW Prices Rheinlander CENTURY PALE SPARKLING ALE £ 9 bottles $l f Case $2.60 HORLUCK’S CANNED BEER 1 0¢ per can: Case s2.4o ALL BEER——ALE and CHAMPAGNE ICE COLD FREE ICE for the asking ith’ each purchase of liquor. I 00O ?EIO-YEAR-OLD WHISKEY £ Smobth as Scotchata Lower Price 5th S;-ZS Angelica and Tokay FREE-FREE! Fifth of GINGER ALE with each purchase of E) EFTIRERE LEADING BRAND —both BUTTER and Evaporated MILK E‘l‘mm Tavern “ 100 "PROOF RYE " WHISKEY i 5th$].15 S EVERNYERENNEE FEx ] - =Esapasan Western is londed with cow- wallop. | > to get his crowd out of town sneaking rtroom ters el It Wasn't Neil Hamilton Ex-Boilermakers | Ph concessi Grand Canyon upper- yoa, The Cham- hearing market. — Payday on THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, FRIDAY, JULY 23 AVIATOR DIVORCED:; WEDS SHOWGIRL Northwest Films tol “Secret Pallovlj “Cowboy and Kid,” Come Tonight in Thrilling Double Bill harles and Jones, in a mplete great from Peter rety slorful Rock- | wdards ell as James J. Mattern, noted world aviator, is shown with his fiancee, ; i Dorothy Harvey, 24-year-old show girl and model, as he announced Royal amp-| was granted a divorce decree from Mrs. Della M. Mattern on ~harees of desertion DIVORCE RUMOR IN HOLLYWOOD TRAGED AT LAST oubles then 1 ed get “And I llywood Hamilton ing inquiries know that says the Hollywood Neil the first inquiries about me Elsa came from that very r Neil and El have been two years. They are living at the beach | Garbo rented their but they probably will {be returning to England in the fall 1.«1\\\\ y Unle s | African tous {he’ll polish up his magic t to compensate for any lack of customers might explains it,” nd his their laun- orders to re- /\("lm‘, But Neil Ham- ilton, Rancher | |t histror - |notice By ROBBIN COONS |1t HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 23. —|ag Divoree rumors in filmland spread|t like blazes. Usually the principal cven if there’s no divorce, know where the rumors start. But Neil Hamilton never did, until the other| day when the long arm of coinci- getting the same unfeeling dence reached out. |eourse of “treatmes at the hands It was five years ago that rumor of the local wits. Dont know that had Neil and Elsa spatting. Tt took|anybody ever called Neil “pretty them six months of steady denying|—you don’t when you know him, and that’s hard work in Holly-|anywa for a long time the wood—to convince the gossips oth-icollarlad curse lay on him heavily ise. When they ret 1 from |Just a lay, in his time, on the and recently, the was so(late W e Reid dead nobody thought of it—not even | Hopes They Last Jeil—until he yisited a desert ranch| thought I'd learn — from near here and met Neil Hamilton, Bob—how Neil mastered i Mistaken Identity But T got nowhere. ns sit| The other Neil Hamilton is a ranch “Boy,” said Neil, with fervent hu- worker. Before the depart-{mor, “if T've got any looks I hope €d, the ranch Neil confided his be-|the t—s0 I can keep on making lief that he'd been the unwitting out ome tax returns.” cause of the rumors in Hollywood.\| But Neil is the same debonair all [The rancher Hamilton had divorced'chap he used to be, and still one adv. | his wife about that time, and it wasof the best story tellers in these ies the me, Hamilton Robert Taylor might ns in how an over- 1e actor deals with the f beauty. It wasn't Hamilton, who ually did pose for collar-ads once, sts Jim foot- year: 50 ago that ac- was an W at stern but hug Boul- || o A So I Neil, actor L AANNRANRANNN NN i ""m"‘!’,n 4 il ot " I i W T i |:l.|"},|um|i’“ |‘“| it “WE ALASKANS CERTRINLY ENJOY DARIGOLD BUTTER” THIS PHRASE voices the opinion of thousands of Darigold customers in ‘Alaska. Why? Because Alaska housewives have come to know its superior quality. They know that butter bearing the Darigold label is churned only from sweet, rich whipping cream, exclusively from Darigold Milk Farms. They have become familiar with its Certificate of Quality . . . they know it is rated ‘93 Score or Higher’’ by the Government . . . look for Certificate of Quality, wrapped with every pound of DARIGOLD Sweet Cream BUTTER! ‘Ask your grocer for DARIGOLD when ordering BUTTER and Evaporated Milk —both high quality products originating on the famous . ., DARIGOLD MILK FARMS “FINEST IN THE WEST!” CONSOLIDATED DAIRY PRODUCTS 60., SEATTLI § |ana they would be married. The marriage was held 24 hours after he | start- “because way Neil accepts the|by the immigration authorities, in which case|pines for Hollywood night and day tant Coach W T'll use DOUBLE BILL AT COLISEUM . ON TONIGHT COLISEUMl | pw Showing: BIG DOUBLE BILL PROGRAM 1 —Plus— POPEYE in “HOLD THE WIRE” Late Paramount News PP IHLLS 0F THe TRAT] q Romance and Rusters! Y AR AND FIND PLENTY! THEY PLAY TAG WITH DEATH! // . ¥ { 'Story of Coast Guard, Also *“Arizona Raiders” Two Exciting Features | There is a double bill at the Coli- [seum tonight and also continued to- 3 {morrow night, with a special mat- inee for the kiddies Saturday : “Border Flight” is an action melo- | to be exciting. Grant formerly the Coast | Guard, crashes his plane into a muggler’s blows the boat up brings nis own death. £ Frances Farmer, the heroine is cap- }:mul by the smugglers—then the lis more excitement. The feature is a story of the Coast Guard : | “The Arizona Raiders” is the oth- & ,er feature of the double bill. Tt is a motion picture version of Zane Gray'’s novel “Raiders of the Span- - |ish Peak.” Larry Crabbe and !Marsha Hunt are in the leading - and all scenes are taken en-! in the mountains and not in HE'D sHflRTEN | | 3 | | | My favorite from his Eur-| . | n sojourn is about the ex-Brown| | headwaiter, exiled in Italy| who | of John R o't CUM o FARME about arsih LTI L MATINEE SATURDAY —1 P. M— and FREE CANDY to the Kiddies 0les tract to play the part of Tarzan, Glen Morris, Olympic decathlon champion and world record holder, forfeited his amateur standing. His first appea in the movies will be in a sport event - | tirely la studio. | Two youngsters, seen in Gang"” are also included in the cast.| They are Johnny Downs and Jane! Rhodes. - Remember! Ten percent off on all canned fruits and vegetables at Irving’s Market. adv. - -e Agricultural authorities estimate 18,00,000 bushels of apples are de- stroyed annually in the United States by tiw codling moth. )t ope Derby Ia., July T. Soloson, while lording it over a little inn University of Iowa has formula !stuck away on the side of an Alp. [for pepping up interest in high That, and the one about daughter school dual track and field meets. | Patricia, now six, who has come He recommends abandonfent of 'home with an English accent and the broad jump because it lags, the| nurse. Patricia went decidedly Brit- 220-yard dash because it cannot be| HE FOUND ALL-BRAN says “I say” with the proper made interesting to spectators, Lhc;’BRfl"EHI REE“I.AR ad often feels very sad in|200-yard low hurdles bebause it is| y America—because here there isn't/not a test of hurdling ability and | king to be remembered in her, the discuss throw because it is dun-‘nA".Y EI.IMINA.HON | | pray She's still considering the gerous and uninteresting. alternative of a President, but so far. This would leave the isn't convinced that he will fill the dash, 440-yard dash, half and one-| bill mile events, 120-yard high hurdles, | ¢ | 440, 880 and mile relays, pole vault, If Gregory Ratoff lost his accent |high jump, javelin and shot put. as casily as he loses hats he would-| Swensen says these should be run W't be nearly so funny. He lost|off within an hour and that about nine on one pteture. Grace Dudley, |the same program, with addition of his secretary, is ex-officio hat-|the two-mile run and possible elim- "hunter. She canvasses all the ination of one of the sprint relays, offices he's visited, retrieves a mmdly‘«mlld be used to speed up college percentage. | meets. IOWA CITY 3. ~A.~.&l.~‘-' of the| 100-yard | Get rid of half-sick days—with the headaches, the listlessness, the “always tired feeling.” Frequently, they come from common cunstifi tion .. . due to meals low in “bulk. All you have to do is eat a deli- cious cereal regulnrliz “Every morning, for years, I have had a good helping of your AvrL-BRAN, and it means regular, daily elimi- nation.”’— Mr. E. N. Kring, 312 E. Hickory St., Fairbury, Illinois. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is so much better than drugging yourself with patent medicines. Within the bedy, ALL-BRAN ab- sorbg twice its weight in water, forms a soft mass, gently cleanses the system. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily, either as a cereal with milk or cream or in recipes. Three times daily in severe cases. Sold by all | grocers. Made and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek. PR MRS. MOYER SAILS | e [ Mrs. Sam Moyer left aboard the | Princess Alice for Sealtle Whl’l'l“ she will visit with friends for the| next two or three months. She is accompanied south by her amu]l} | | o Appears In Movie Short son, Sam Moyer, Jr. s i ->>o HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 23— “Alaska” by Lester D. 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