The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 13, 1939, Page 3

“ of and sentenced to hang, has been granted two stays of execution in order to perfect an appeal Court of Appeals. The second ex- INDIAN'S DATE WITH HANGMAN DRAWING NEAR Latest Extension of Time s 13 sl he is hanged, the execution will for Charles Appeal |iake piace at’ suncan, Unless action is t torneys at Ketchikan, Nelson Charles’ date | ‘with the hangman is drawing close. | The Ketchikan Indian, convicted FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THEATRE SHOW PLACE OF JUNEAU The CAPITOL has the BIG PICTURES | ang—— Here Is ANOTHER TREAT for ih ension of time tomorrow No further se granted. at which been adjourned expires October 14 extensions of time can at the term of court Charles was tried has There is still the possibility, however, that his at- torne; may appeal to President Roosevelt to commute the sentence to Jife imprisonment Charles is still at Ketchikan. If Expires Tomorrow 40-8 WILL ELECT OFFICERS TONIGHT ken by his at- court term at the present inated and elected at a meeting to mother-in-law | ke held at 8 o'clock tonight in the Legion Dugout. All members are requested to attend by Chef de Gare enable his attorneys to John Holler. to the Circuit ey Empire Want Ads Bring Results. murdering his Rifle Cartridges Deliver the K. O.— WINCHESTER TRADE-MARK SUPER SPEED STAYNLESS HE First Prize grizzly bear in last year’s National TCompetition for Big Game Hunters—also the First Prize grizzly in that of the year before—fell to Win- chester Cartridges. In all classes, last year hunters using Winchester Cartridges won five Firsts — two more than won with any other make—and in addition, the High-over-all Cup. Give your rifle the dependable knock-out punch of these cartridges, so successful in these important national contests for sportsmen spons sored by the James L. Clark Studios of New York. Winchester Super Speeds are maximum loads. You get full velocity and power with extreme dependability and accuracy —tops in ballistic efficiency. Choice of more than 40 different loads. Still others in regu- lar Winchester Staynless. All have clean Winchester Staynless non-mercuric priming—protection from bar« rel rust and from corrosion in fired cartridge cases. 1 ‘Ask your dealer for Winchester Super Speed or reg- alar Winchester Staynless Cartridges. e e Week-End Theatregoers ! SHORTS Third Episode—"DICK TRACY" LATE WAR NEWS Officers of the 40-8 will be nom- | ~WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS C@ | NEW HAVEN, CONN,, U. §. A. THE | ACROSS MICKEY MOUSE MATINEE 1. Span ot SATURDAY—1 P. M. : Mark aimed at incurling . Street urchin . Wreath bear- DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Soluticn of Yesterday's Puzzle Dail y C fossword Puzzle 10, mu- BEnglish ing a knight's crest . Antique . Dry . Sham . Broad open 1 | . wimr|—Zv| vessels English letter Deputy . Go down . Period of time . Donkey . American editor and author . Supports for d 21 Ordained Nervous, twitching Artificial language Small cube Mournful Smallest state: b wrEmMmMmZwn [wlmio/m=/Z cameras Bobbin Short for a South Am- | erican city . Silkworm . Poisonous ele- ment . Doomed . ghree: prefrx ort . Title of Mo- 48. Cone of sflver amalgam prepared for retorting 60. The seeking after beauty or excellence 62. Observed 63. Afrectedly shy or modest: Scotch 64. Too 55. Whirlpool 56, Siamese colns 45. Genus of the blue grass | ol T AEEN "FRANKENSTEIN" FILM ON SCREEN AS CAPITOL SHOW Weird Drama Opens To- night at Local Theatre for Two-Day Run FREIGHTER LEAVING SEATTLE OCTOBER 20 Freighter »zary D, under charter by the Alaska Steamship Company is leaving Seattle October 20 with a general cargo for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports and orders can now be placed fod shipments. | This is according to radiogram ad- vices received in Juneau. D s - GOLDSTEIN FUkK STORE will be open evenings from 7 to 9 We have just received a large ship- ment of short jackets and coats in different kinds of furs. The prices will surprise you. Dread heritage of the Franken- steins, a man-made monster of in- human temperament and propor- tion, returns to cut another bloody swath aeross the screen when Uni- versal’s brand-new spine-chiller, “Sen of Frankenstein,” opens to- night at the Capitol Theatre. You are welcome to come and see| Basil Rathbone has the title role our stock. adv. as a scientist, who takes up the ——————————— work snapped short by his father’s DEMOTTO INJURED death 26 years before, and brings Rosse Demotto, an employee of the back to a life of human devastation mine, is in St. Ann’s Hospital re- the monster who made flesh creep ceiving medical care for a head in- in the original production of jury caused by a falling rock while “Frankenstein” and its successor, at work last night. “Bride of Prankenstein.” | Boris Karloff recreates the mon- ster role, and Bela Lugosi of “Dracula” fame assumes an even more harrowing characterization as Ygor, broken-necked, mad shepherd cut down from the gallows. Lionel Atwill, Josephine Hutchinson, Em- ma Dunn, Donnie Dunagan aml‘ Edgar Norton have other lead- ing roles. X prs Directed and preduced by Row- land V. Lee from the original screenplay by Willis Cooper, “Son of PFrankenstein” is expected not |only to set a new high in hair- raising film. fare, but to take a place among the dramatic achieve- ments of the year. Photography by George Robinson and sets by Jack Otterson maintain the chill- ing mood of the piece, and hideous guises adopted by Karloff and Lu- gosi are tributes to the deftness of | makeup artist Jack Pierce. | - - = Sun Valley Ski Film Will Be Shown Here By Club Next Week The Juneau Ski Club has obtained 1200 feet of moving pictures show- ing skiing at. Sun Valley and the | film is scheduled tc be shown in the | High School Auditorium next week. | This will inaugurate the coming ski | seasen and the public is extended an Lin;fl[fllj;)lll to view the movies. .. | e film was sent to the club by See the New Winchester Rifle, arrocn crookes, torm e oiympi \Yhur desler will be glad to show you his [ 55167 Who spent several weeks ski- Vitbact arvivals in Winshestes Hlinting| 15, U VIEE00 THO XEaR S80. DAY nge unting | ¢00ks visited the Capitol City brief- Rifles. Look over the Model 70 bolt ac- | |y again last summer, in company tion—famous world leader in its class.| with his bride. He is at present Choice of 9 calibers, including .375 and | western publicity agent for Sun Val- 300 H.& H. Magoum, 30 Gov't '06, 270 | ley for the Western United States Winchester. The Model 71 lever action,| _ Those who have previewcd the . . film are reported to have acclaimed » 348 Win., another highly successful | 9 et fariit Model‘::lnver Bet | 10200 RONE SOII KT Plckee ever . | to be obtained in the Capitol City. as well ording sident. and 219 Zipper. Model 94 carbine in 32 | interior and summer scenes ‘Win. Spl. or .30 Wi | as splendid skiing action, a | to Joe Werner, Ski Club p: e HELLAN TO TENAKEE ' Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan left on the Estebeth Wednesday night for Tenakee. He will return! Monday, Division of Western Cartridge Co. 1B BN AN g /A Na JEENAR G Jus=_ami ‘Whal's Wrong with in 32 Win. Spl., 30 (30-30) Win., 25-35 | e were taken in color and show | T, h t culars of a church 41. Was untruthe ful 43 City in 67. Oldest memn I 1 i [ Malt Liuors 4 Ohlo Convened 4 Drug 4 Other 4 First 4 Viper Separa again eomanmas e 57 45 Nazi Siegfried Line? (Continued frow Pag: Oue) one-night stands speaking against repeal of the arms embargo. “General,” we ask, “what’s your view on this business? “Why, bless you boy, if a man came into your store and bought poison to kill his neighbor, you would have an interest in what he was doing. If he got the poison on credit, you would have a double interest And if the sheriff got wind of it, you would try to pro- tect your customer from the sher- iff “We are like that if we sell arms. It is just the same.” The general's eyes are greener than our own and they bore holes like gimlets. That fellow is a dy- namo. He leaves a trail of con- verts and a network of enemies as he swoops from town to town. He left the Marines a few years ago in a blaze of fireworks. He is a military Savonarola, who sees the right as clear cut from the wrong In Washington he almost blasted his way into Senater Borah's office, overwhelming a stern-eyed clerk in transit. Five minutes later he was up to see Senator Clark, also a critic of repeal. Then on to a train, leav- ing Senator Clark in a corridor, grinning at such bewildering fury. You get three generations. of old- fashioned distilling skill in every bottle! Try M at your favorite Restaurant and Package Store FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1939. 'DETECTIVE DRAMA, AND LEGION PICTURE AS COLISEUM TS OWNED AND The newest movie sleuth, James Lec Wor being introduce creen’ of the Coliseum Theatre sight, as Boris Karloff, former hotror” man, begins a - detecting carcer in Monogram’s “Mr. Wong Detective,” the first in a series of four pictures based on the adven- tures of the famous Collier's Mag ine Chinese detective. » picture has chills, suspense and an intriguing mystery, and Kar- loff creates such a human charac- ter of “Mr. Wong” that the film premises to introduce a seri that may 1 the Charlie Chan pictures n popular appeal nother attraction features the of the Legion” organiza which in a scant thr¢ years b grown from a handful of founder tc a group of over 51,000 members. T to open close on the heels of the Les Angeles Convention, the BORES picture promises to be of great in- erest t very member of the Amer- can Legion and all of the Legion’s friends, as it shows. by means cf a sincere and moving story, th suspense work now being done throu United States by the junior orag zation, - Hushand Follows Wife to lail For Six Months RANT WITH Mrs. Nels A. Smith was arr last night on a charge of b drunk and disorderly, and (his mor her busband followed her to jail. Nc was vagrancy charged with BUILD! Today both were found guilty in |, PileE Pe! U. S. Commissioner’s Court and oY, 'he CIty were senten to six months in| v Tucker t jail. They were arrested by Depu- | vorr TOF - DI ty Marshals v cstate; to Ric >oe The Book ALASKA, Revised and Enlarged, Now On Sale; $1.00. PIGGLY WIGGLY $150 heating Freeburger ot BUY AT PIGGLY WIGGLY AND SAVE! 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Juneau's Greatest Show Value TONIGHT and SATURDAY le AU'S OOERATED By ' W.L GROSS A thrilling story of o father who comes thru to honor because his sons wouldn't let him fail! ¥ The police had their hands on the triple-mur- derer and set him free! Then Mr. Wong springs @ trap —and baits it with the killer's own death device! * n Adolph Zukor presents SONS LEGION' with Lynne Overman Evelyn Keyes Donald 0’Connor Tim Holt - Billy Lee Directed by JAMES NOGAN A Paramount Picture \\| comes Hugh Wiley's £RS - MAXINE JENNINGS Coming Sunday “CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY” ING PERMITS and to Hans Berg for $400 in altera- mits have beer fssued | Hions to the Harris Apartments, 240 Building Inspector. to| South Franklin Street, owned by ) do $50 in plumbing | Charles Goldstein perty at 832 West, >oo owned by the Orson @ "and. - Ablers f a| DR, IVES, CHIROPODIST, installatior G. p, | Mak 5 10 measure— Ninth and Gold Belt, | 0ffice, 10 Valentine Bidg. 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