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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
DOUGLAS
 NEVIS
DOUGLAS ALL READY
 FOR FINE CELEBRATION

Let the Eagle Scream" wilt be the slogan on Douglas Island to- morrow when the morning dawns on the anniversary day of Ameri- can Independence
 One of the best celebrations plan ned for several years including a bang-up ball game is awaiting those who will be on hand to witness the celebration and everyone is in vited to spend the day in Douglas
 Starting off the days sports will be the hose races at 10 o'clock in the Tnorning for prize of $40 Next will follow the patriotic exer- cises in the Liberty theatre Then there will be an intermission for lunch after which a ball game be- tween Douglas and the American Legion will be played at 12:30 o'clock for a prize of S150 The regular field sport events will fol- low the ball games taking up the remainder of the afternoon. In the evening there will be a dance in the Eagles Hall.
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genial, chuckling and altogether delightful.
 The cast is made up of stars of the stage, all of whom have trained for it. The famous Richard Ben nett, now playing "Jarnegan' on the Broadway stage, is featured with beautiful Doris Kenyon; Rob- ert McWade, who played the same role in the New York production of George M Cohans famous play from which "The Home Towners" is adapted, plays the same part in the screen version. Robert Edeson, Gladys Brockwell, John Milan, Vera Lewis, Stanley Taylor, James T. Mack and Patricia Caron, all names to conjure with, are also prominently cast.
 The story has to do with small town business man who comes with his wife to the Big Town, to free his boyhood pal, now a millionaire from his infatuation for young woman. whom the country friend is assured is roping his old crony in. The tangle that follows and the untangling, makes comedy of unique and inexplicable charm. Ad- dison Burkhart and Murray Roth did the screen adaptation. Bryan Foy directed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
TWO LEGISLATORS ON
 YUKON ENROUTE HOME

Two members of the 1929 Alaska Legislature passed through Juneau this morning on the steamer Xu- kon enroute to Seward anl their respective homes. They were Sena- tor John w. Dunn, of Ruby, and Representative E. R. Tarwater, An chorage.
 Senator Dunn has been in Seattle since immediately after the legis- lature adjourned. attending to legal business in connection with the administration of an estat te for which he is attorney.
 MT. Tarwater, on his first va- cation in 10 years, visited Wash ington, D. C., spent some time in Tennessee and visited other east ern and southern points. Both he and Senator Dunn visited local friends while the steamer was in port.
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---------- ------------------ ADOLPHE MENJOU IS
 AT LIBERTY, JULY 1


 Adolphe Menjou will be featured at the Liberty tomorrow night only in "A Social Celebrity" and anus ing tale of a barber's son, who was the son of his father" if you know what that means. All his lifeehe had lived in a small vest ern town, making gorgeous coiffuros for the local girls. Then the story develops as a pretty manicurist darcs him to go to a big town.
 Supporting Menjou is a fine cast headed by Chester Conklin and Louise Brooks. Malcolm St. Clair, enc of the new school of screen producers, directed.
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Attractions At Theatres
"COHENS AND KELLYS"
 HOLIDAY BILL, PALACE

The screaming "Conens and Kel- lys" are coming back in all their glory in the new, bigger and better, louder and funnier production, "The Cohens and Kellys in Paris" This comedy opens tonight at the Pal ace and continues for the July Fourth bill, two shows in the after noon and two at night.
 George Sidney, the same old "Co- hen" appears again in role that made him famous in every part of the world where laughing is in- dulged in. Co-featured with Sid ney is J. Farrel Macdonald, inim- itable in the role of Kelly. Vera Gordon, who made laughing hit in the first "Cohens and Kellys, will be seen in her old role as Mrs. Cohen. Kate Price, the peer of her type, is featured as Mrs. Kel- 1y.
 The entire cast is of. stellar qual- ity, Gertrude Astor, Sue Carol and Charles Delaney being among the other principals.
 The Cohens and Kellys, grown rich in business partnership, love each other; but they love to battle each other, too. When pretty Sayde Cohen announces her en- Paris their fathers are right in the gagement to young Pat Kelly in middle of one of their feuds, and both are determined to stop the marriage of their only child to the offspring of a dirty loafer, so they take the same boat to Paris to stop the wedding.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-07-03
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
 TO MEET LATTER PART JULY

At the council meeting held last night for transaction of the regu- lar monthly business it was de- cided to hold board of equaliza- ton on the 23-24-25 of July.
 Little other business was done except the payment of bills amount ing to about $2,500
 Rangnar Kromquist was sworn in as a member of the Council and succeeded his father on all commit tees occupied by him, at the time of his death.
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TORRANCE DUE HERE
 WITH 60 ON BOARD

The Barbor Boat Torrance, from Chilkoot Barracks left there early this morning for Juneau with some 50 soldiers and two boxers who will appear on the American Legion card tonight. It was due to reach here at pm.
 It was not possible for the en- tire command to make the trip here, according to word received by the Chamber of Commerce. Some of the troops were engaged on the rifle range, making it impossible to get away. The Torrance will re- main in port until Thursday night or Friday morning.
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ALL TALKIE FEATURES
 AT COLISEUM TONIGHT

With an all talkie feature and talkie vaudeville and movietone, the Coliseum is offering a big bill for tonight and tomorrow "The Home Towners" is the latest all-star Vita phone and said to be the most ncrfect. "The Home Towners' is
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs James Baroumes entertained on Monday afternoon with a party on the Treadwell beach in honor of her daughter Helen's fourteenth birthday. Bathing was the princi- pal feature of enjoyment for those present.
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INSPECTORS
 REACH NOME ON HAIDA

NOME, Alaska, July 3. = The Coast Guard cutter Haida arrived here Sunday from Dutch Harbor with United States steamboat in spectors who will inspect vessels here and then leave for St. Michael and Yukon River points.
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MAKE WHOOPEE WITH WHOOPEE for the 4th. It's new drink-a real drink with twang. Ten cents bottle at any soda fountain or where drinks are sold.
 adv.
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Our Fur s.-snuTactu-ing Depart ment is in charge of an expert furrier. Goldstein's Emporium. adv
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS

The sale of firecrackers and other fireworks in the City of Ju- neau dangerous to persons and prop erty is expressly forbidden and any such sale will be severely dealt with.
 GEORGE A. GETCHELL, adv. Chief of Police.
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Dell E. Sncr1rI, Juneau's plano tuner and rebuilder. Phone 573.
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TO ATTEND PRESBYTERIAN
 SYNOD MEETING, SEATTLE

To attend the Presbyterian Synod which meets at the Woodlawn Pres byterian Church in Seattle on July ninth, tenth and eleventh, the Rev. F. '. Winterberger, of Anchorage, formerly pastor at Halnes, passed through Juneau on the steamer Alaska.
 The Rev. Winterberger will repre- sent the Yukon Presbytery at the church gathering in Seattle and plans to leave on the first boat from Seattle. after meeting adjourns, to return to Anchorage
 Fresh roasoo1. peanuts and pop ccrn. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors, 4TH OF JULY SHOOT-JUNEAU GUN CLUB. adv. Commercial ioh printing a: The Empire.
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Commercial ioh printing a. The Empire.
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Fresh roasOe1. peanuts and pop rcrn. Juneau Ice Cream Parlors,
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4TH OF JULY SHOOT-JUNEAU
 GUN CLUB. adv.
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with Vera Gordon, Kote Price and
 Gertrude Astor,

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Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09

l.. r. Philley, Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton
JOY. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Strickland,
and Mrs. Oria Kcnah.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
AT WILSON SCHOOL

Wilson school is busy with prepar.
ations for the second annual Christ
mas celebration which will be held
Tuesday, December ~, al 8 O'clock
in the auditorium
Keeping in mind the reason for
which christmas Is celebrateH
among the Christian people of the
world, the program will emphasize
the birth of the Christ child rather
than the idea of Santa Claus.
Over 100 children in white vest
mcnts wiH form the chcirs and will
appear in an impressive procession
al and reccssional. bearing lighted
candles and singing the old Christ
mas carols. Scenes oY the nativity
will be presented in tablcau form
and will be accompanied by appro.
pirate carols and the corresponding
Scripture readings.
Many Of the ideas incorporated
in last years program viii be in
cluded in Tuesdays and the cele-
hrafion promises to be unusually
dignified and inprcssive. II is un-
der the eapa bic direction of Miss
Nora Epler and Mrs. c. ". Rcmele
who were also instrumental in max
ing last years program . success.
All those interested in seeing this
performance are cordially invited to
be present at the Wilson school
On TUESDAY evening
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
CIVIC ORCHESTRA
no BE ORGANIZED

FL Centre is TO have another civic
musical organization; the city al
ready has band and choral club,
and now civic orchestra is being
planned ia be under the direction
of Marie jenkins, Raitz, well known
and talented mustlian of this city.
Twelve vcars ago Mrs. Jenkins
conducted civic orchestra which
was very successful institution
and she fee,s that the time is now
ripe for the revival of such an or
gaaization.
A membership Of o5 or so is an
ticipssed and as the plans now stand,
q concert will be given at the end
of The season. Arrangements will
be made at some future date for re-
hearsals. although II is hoped that
the Wilson school. auditorium will
be available for the use of the orr
chestra.
Those interested in this very
worth while enterprise are asked TO
get inte communication with Mrs.
Jenkins at telephone ~. Much en-
fhasiasn is being exhibited already
in tho enterprise and music levers
are signifying their appreciation of
tho venture.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
Social Brevities

Members of the Entrc Nos club
are reminded of the dance to be
held tomorrow night at $3.50 at, the
Woman's Ten Thousand club. I'M
iquc decorations and feature dances
are being provided for the enter
tainment of those attending.
The annual Christmas party of
the Presbyterian guild will be held
tomorrow at the church. Luncheon
will be served at ] O'Clock and will
be followed by a delightful program.
Hostesscs arc Mesdamcs Frank Me-
Iver, Elmer Todd, .. J. Bradshaw,
b. f. Lemons, Il. II. Cary, W. A.
Sehcniman and Gilbert Preston.
All those who would like to play
bridge, whether club members or
not, are invited to. attend the ben
eft card party on Thursday, Dec
ember II, given under the auspices
of the Woman's Ten Thousand club
at the o. J. Bradshaw. L. j. Mack,
f. O. Carter and ]. w. Donohuc res
licences. Reservations may be made
with any of the hostcsses, and al
though many have significd their
intention of attending, plenty of
reservations are available.
A meeting Of the local Y. W. C..
\. board is called for tonight at
7:S0 at the Harry Horton residence.
1888 Brighton. All members are
urged to be present.
The Missionary society of the
State Street Christian church will
have an all day meeting tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. A. l.. Graves
in Eldorado Acres. A pot luck
luncheon viii be served at noon and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
BULLETS SEND
MYSTERY AUTO
SPEEDING AWAY

Police in San Diego and other
coast points are today seeking 2
negro driving large Cadillac car,
who was discovered yesterday morn
ing at about O'Clock by Officer
Mayo while he was making his reg
ular rounds on the east side of the
city. Mayo glanced inside the ma
chine and noticed seven suiteases
ard a quantity of robes and other
clothing. He questioned the negro
who said he had been in the car
and that the stuff was his.
The policeman decided to bring
both car and the alleged owned to
the station and asked the negro if
he could drive the car. The man
answered no but asked if he might
lock the car while he accompanied
Miyo to tho station. Getting be-
hind the wheel the negro stepped
on the gas and shot down the high
way in the direction of Holtvillc.
4 short time later, Mayo, who
had been joined by Captain Me.
Caslin, saw the big ear come hurt
ling down the road at a terrific
rate of speed, headed for San Di-
ego. Mayo took five shots at the
car as it passed and it is believed
that three of them took effect. The
policemen pursued the car but were
unable to ovcrtakc ii.
Warnings were sent out in all di-
rections to be on watch for the ma
chine. In passing through this city,
the negro lost spare tire aud a
small bag containing lodge pins and
other pieces of valuable jcwclry.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
HILLS BROS
COFFEE

a program in keeping with the
Christmas story will be given. Ev-
cry woman in the church is invited.
Mrs. S. o. Lingo entertained a
group of II Of the Christian Endeav-
or choir of the State Street Christ
ian church at delicious waffle
breakfast yesterday morning at her
home on Vine avenue. This is the
first of series of such affairs to
be given by Mrs. Lingo.
The Literature section of the
Woman's Ten Thousand club will
meet tomorrow morning at 9:30 at
the home. of Mrs. James w. Glass
ford, 544 Wensley avenue.
St. Paul's guild will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. II. Y.
Haghes, so Holt avenue at 2:30
o'clock. All members are requested
to attend this meeting.
An orchestra has been organized
among the young people of the
Christian church under the direction
of Thelma Jenkins and yesterday
they had very successful appear
anee before the Sunday school OF
the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
BRIDGE PARTl
PRETTY AFFAIR

An attractive dinner party was
given Saturday evening at the Sem
Bacon home on State street, the af-
fair being birthday party for DIR.
Bacon.
Pink and yellow ehrysanthemums
formed the decorations and after 4
delightful dinner the guests enjoyed
an evening of bridge, the prize for
the combined score going to Mr..
and Mrs. Carleton d. JOY, that for
combined low to DIR. and Mrs. Philip
Hodgkin, while Mrs. Oria kcnah
won the high score for the eve
ming.
Those biddcm to this charming
affair were DIR. and Mrs. Phillip
Hodgkin, DR.. and Mrs. +. A. Burger,
DR.. and Mrs. R. c. ClemoHs. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Thasnum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY
AT COSTELLO HOME

Honoring the sixth birthday of
her daughter Lenora, Mrs. w. c.
Costello entertained group of child
rem at luncheon at her home, ON
Orange avenue Saturday noon.
After delicious luncheon, one
of the features of which was the
orange birthday cake with its
lighted candles, the youngsters spent
the afternoon playing in the Ken
dali b. Perkins garden.
Invited guests were Jack and
Larry Duff, Norman and Forrest
Dupont, Billy Clements, Rosalind
and Patsy Thompson, Marilyn and
Suzanne Perkins, Mary and Anne
Skinner. Patsy Lou Jones, Helen
Mae Beronio. Rosemary Rice, Jeanne
and Beverly Burger, Burkey Lemons,
Holmes Lemons. Bobby Jean Clark,
Mary Virginia McNceee and Lenora
and Ellen Barbara Costello.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
School Students
Lose Licenses

Two students at Central Union
high school had their drivers IL
ecnses suspended for 80 days this
morning by Judge Perkins. The
oys had been arrstcd for racing
through the residence scctions OF
town yesterday. !.
1t was a question Of a fine, Jail
eentencc or suspension OF the license
and the, Judge took into considera-
ton that this was the first time
these boys had been brought before
Kim. Traffic officials threaten to
get real hard-boiled with other high
school students who feel the urge
to use the city's thoroughfares for
speed tracks.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
Sci0ts To Hold
Dance Wednesday

Sciots of Imperial Valley are look
ing forward Will, considerable en-
thusiasm 10 the ball which viii be
given in the Holtvillc Natatorium
"Wednesday night.
Music will be supplied by the
Ebony Screnadcrs, the regular or
chcstra stationed at the Natator.
ium, whose musical program will be
enjoyed even by those who, do not
dance.
The dance Is not limited to the
Sciots. the general public being in.
vited. Tickets can be obtained from
any member of the Sciots.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
LEGION MEETING TONIGHT

The meeting of Boyc Aten Post
No. % of .,,a American Legion,
for this evening, is of the
utmost Importance and it is hoped
that as many members as possible
viii be in attendance. A vote is
TO be taken ON proposed changes in
the existing bylaws and all inter
csted in the better working Of the
post should be present, according to
Commander Oswalt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

ing served AZ the close of the bridge
game at which prizes We're won by
Mrs. D. L. Goodrich and u. L. Good
rich for high score, by Mrs. c. J..
Kerridgc and Neal Gavin for second
high score, and by Mrs. Neal Gavin
and c. ]. kcrridge for low scores.
Invited guests were Messrs. and
Mesdames Duane Stafford, Robert
Mcnamara, d. f. Creighton. George
Mccullough, Merle Crandall. Mar
Connellv, n. L. Goodrich, Neal
Gavin, C. ]. Kerridge -andr Frank
Niersfedt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
J. W. DOnOhues Hosts
At Charming Breakfast

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Donohuc were
hosts at a charming breakfast yes
terday at their home on Wensley
avenue, the affair complimenting j..
l.. Crown of Santa Monica and Nor
man Herman of Hollywood.
Chrysanthemums in fall shades
formed the centerpiece at the at
traetively appointed table at which
covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas A.. Amendola, j. M. Farlm,
the guests of honor and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
Card Party Tomorrow
To Be GiUen Rn Guild

Those who like game of cards
will enjoy the party to be given to-
morrow night by ST. Agnes Guild at
the church parlors of the Episcopal
parish house.
The committee in charge is plan
ming a pleasant evening for the pa.
irons and many novel features will
be introduced to entertain the
guests. Playing will begin prompt
ly at 1880 O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-09
BRIDGE DINNER
PRETTY AFFAIR

A dclightfui informal bridge
party was given Saturday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley He'll at
their home on Saadalwecd avenue.
The Christmas idea was raTriedj
out in decorations and table ap-
Iointmcnts, dainty refreshments be-
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200 MASS. AVE.
NEW BUILDING.

Apartment Of living room,
dressing room, kitchen, dining
alcove; servitor; reasonable
rent. Also two rooms, kitchen
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ager.
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sol BUTTERNUT NV LINCOLN ARMS
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3618 CONN. AVE,

FRIGIDAIRE. Two rooms. hail, $50 to
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Excellent neighborhood, square from
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2544 18th ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE.

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A modern freproof apartment
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1904 18th ST. NV.
214S CALIFORNIA ST.

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Convenient location, near 18th and Col.
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North-MARYLAND COURTS-South
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Including Frigidaire house current:
ROOMS AND BATH. $3.50
ISL ROOMS AND BATH. .............. $500
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