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Popular picture palace Tue$^n®™L
Paramount Pictures
Thomas H. Ince Presents A Famous star in Paramount Picture
CHARLES RAY
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Bill Henry
Recognized as a man haudy with his fists, he has one of the
fiercest fistic battles of the screen career in his latest Paramount
Picture.
The story is filled with strong dramatic action and thrills.
Paramount Arbuckle Comedy
FATTY ARBUCKLE
The Butcher Boy
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Anchorage Elks
Go To Seward
The Elks have Von given the key'
[ of onward and from the Mm® of tho
j arrival of the Initiating delegation
j from Aischorage at 5:30 o'clock >'• li
ter ay aft' rtioon until Ui® delegation
lcn\vs for Cordova on 'lie Alaska,
the Hello *11 i I Is are running things
I in tli» terminal city.
I Tonight at S o'clock at t1i« Arctic
Brotherhood h^ll, the initiating tea-n
from 'he Anchorage lodgj will put
xany local candidates on the ba -k
cf the goat and see th°m birtted in
too thc Klkdom pasturage. Follow -
ir.g the initiation a srnofcr will b
given and all Elks are reqirlstcd lo
attend both sessions.
Last night when tho 'rUn arrived
the. prospective candidates and mem
' bers of various Elkti lod;t°- met tho
Anchorage delegation and escorted
them to tho Hotel Overland. Shortly
aftt r G o'clock dloner for 'he d' lega
tion was served ®t Cameron's cafe.
Tonight at 6 o'clock all candi
dates for initiation and also all
other Elkli are r queRt''il In assemble
a' Cameron's cafe Tor a special din
ner.
The ball at the ,\. It. Hall given
las' i ight t»y local Llk* was attend
eil veil and thoroughly enjoyed.
T!iit> Social affair was Jn charge of
A. II. McDonald and fcl. II. T.ir
water.
Thc Initiating team from Anchor
age, In charge of the eer mouy In
.->rwnrd tonight and also the one at
Co-devaa, consists of the following:
Exalt^ Ruler—Thoma" C. I'ric-.
Secretary—Fred Martlii.
Esteemed Lecturing K'light— W.
II. Howard.
Esteemed Loyal Knight—J. E.
Chovin.
Ektiuir0—TV. H. Hammer
| Esteemed Leading Knight— Cliff
i Carpenter.
I Oig?nist— George Ben'iirg
j The Bills from Anchorage are a
! lively herd and when they mingle j
witn the man}" members of the Ant
l&red bunch from other He'ionfl of
lh* country things were tiling. The
Elks ape not-'d for their hifcpltality,
and general good fellowship and this
spirit is manifested everywhere ini
oewajd during the Blay here.—Sew
ard Gateway. tt
A number of Sikagwayaifc wen
up A. B. mountain, on Sunday and
uiauy of tnem brought back large
! quantities of berries.
All report that the oerries arc
pl^nlful and it is said 'hat tlier®
will b« a large number of grotiss and
ptarmasin this ye-ar and after the
:Vason opens the Crac3c of the shot
gun willd be hoard all over the
mountain sides.
I All the women of Skagn-av who
are interested in. the formation of a
literary and social clut> for work
dating the coming winter, are in
vited to attend the organization, of
tiiich a club at the Social Centre
next Thur. Aug 26th at eight'p.'m.
An impropmtu dance a' the w. P
A. Club < n Saturday night was well
attended by both citizens and visit
or3 and n good tim^ was had.
A>out a dozen soldiwfe from Fort
Seward camp up and altogether it
wps 0n-e of the most enjoyable hops
of * .e season.
LOST—Yes'erday on Broadway'near
Thibedeau's Barber shop a roll
of bills containing twenty dollails..
Firder pleas© return to me and re
ceive reward.
1 t G. II. Sturgell.
Eastern Stars
In Seward City
This is Eastern Star day in Sew
?r-'
I A (Moffat ion of Eastern, Stars ar
I rived on lcbt night'® train from An
I chorPge and tonight th«y >vj 11 take
| t-Ii irfc'«" of th4» institution of a'iocal
| Eastern Star lodge in 3;«-ard. The
1 cermonies will begin at So'clock to
: ul-'lit in the Odd Follows hall.
! When lho train r^aeh.-'l Milo 7,
i la"t night, a tilop -was m«uo and the
i>*tcrn Star delosation alighted and
I wss taken to tho Baliaine-Orlander
bungalow and thero given a dinner
i>v tlioso who will oafter tonigh1
j b° opward Eastern Stars. A dolight
I ful time wdb had at tho bunga
I low and at 9:30 oclock l»st night
S-nard automobiles were placed at
I tht disposal off tho Easttrn Stars
i anthe entire party wa' brought
fr m the buagalow to tho Terminal
oity.
Tho Anchorage Eastern S'sr ladies
fi r tli'' most par1, ara .Duee guests
o' Sowardities, while other; arefctop
pitjg at hotels or in the V.'n'Gild^r
building. ■*<
. Among the Eastern Star8 who
i anr- from Anchorage, aa' who wll
return hon-^ on tomorrow * train
I'rc tlie following':
j Mrs. Eva Cunningham, Mr. Honry
Murphy, Mrs. Margaret Manning.
; Miss Vella Truitt, Mrs. Daisy J Fir
eball, Mil;. Clara incr, Mr^ I-ouise
Fclrmaruin, Mrs. I«ena J^Xte, Mrs,
| Lisa Fogel.troic, Mr'. Blanche Rose,
• .Mrs Gladys Lewis, Mrs. Marie Silver
| 'nan, Mr*. Carrie Dunn, Mrs. Lo
| Price Mife. May Fi.'z-'rald Mr«. Me'
| ir.a Murphy, Mrs. Pansy Adams'and
j Mrs Woliv^'r.
G. H. Sturgill was arretted yes
terday on a warrant sworn out by
Janus N'ettics charging him with
theft of cord 'wood.
The arrest followed a long legal
battle ir, which StUfgell lost out
In tht- courts and Nettles. wafe
I awarded, the -nood which n» had at
I 'ached. Sturgeli claimed thnt the
I wood belonged to his wife and has
ben taking the wood fro.u tho'wood
y'>rd down the canal where it w(
l-'toi'd. Sturgeli was bound over.to
the 4Grand Jury under bail'of
$200.00.
It has been, report-d that gama
liog3 have teen killing the young
Prou5® and Ptarmigan thife aarly^ It
Is to bo hoped that 'hey ■will be
caught and given summary sen
t<\ic«-s for it.
Major Gotwals and Captain Roy
al Pullen. arrived from Haines today
on the Estebetli. Major Gotwals ha
0-:en la th° Haines district looking
over th0 road work which is being
done tber®.
Berlin, Monday—Twenty German,
fejldKr3 and civilians an.l thirteen
French soldiers were kill.-d In, the
fignting between mobs and French
tioops at KattowUz la upper
Siietla. - \
Burritt's Remarkable Record.
"Learned lilncksmith" was the epl
tliol bestowed upon Klihti Rurritt, the
American reformer, author and lin
guist, who lived from 1S10 to 1879.
He began Ills career ns n blacksmith
about 1S27, and worked at that trade
for many years, (Hiring which time he
made himself proficient in numerous
ancient and modern languages. Ac
cording to Mathews' "Getting On In
the World." Klilm Uurritt acquired a
mastery of IS languages and 22 dia
lects, "not by rate genius, which he
disclaimed, but by Improving the bits
and fragments of time which he co^ld
steal from his occupation as a black
smith."
Month End Bargains
Summer MillineryHalfPrice
Ready Made Whitegoods Sale
Muslin and Lawn, Combinations,
Skirts and Drawers, reduced to Whole Sale Cost
All Prewar Material
French Bal Lace and Embroidery trimmed
China Silk Underwear
Chemise Drawers and Tea Jackets, elaborately trimmed—
half price All Sales Final and for Cash Only
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Tourists Climb
Denver Glacier
I
A party of touri^s tinder the
guidanco of J09 Smith chfif of
the Golden North Cafo' went to
Denver ytliterday and report a most
plea'pnt 'rip.
! The party consisted 'f Pr. an.i
M1 s. E. S. Rlioades of Roehe-*t<T N.
Y. M.li3 II. E. L:i]>p and hor'"lst<'r
| Miss E. G. Lapp. .Mrs. Riley and
j her daughter, Mrs Frledliot' and
little son "Willie of Coiunibu"> Ohio
Uii<i J. P. Smith tjw guide.
All arc enthusiastic ov< r D •im'r
glacier and declare that it is one
of th° finest sights in the north an
H e ease with which it. itj reached,
n:sKes It 'he most attractive to
tourists.
Pr. Rhoades made th<^ aeeoTit to
tV glacier and "called o'er a. largo
are<> of the Ice field.
The trail to DenV'r glacier needs
so:r.e work on it and a few dol
lars spent now will t>o of ine»tim
[ abt 4 value later on.
| It is reported that tne recon-t
fire® have don,: a lot of damage.
A wood read up the EJ.t Fork
I is badly needed and tho wood that
ji" burnt up every y^ar oy forest
fires would keep Skagway in wood
(for score8 of years.
I Mis. Edna Raymond and John
1 Pea®, both old titco resi.leits of
jDawion, w<Te married recently.
Bachelors Hear
Of Fair Dames
Ketchikan girls hav0 competition
tuc-s (lay3.
At least a hundred pi"*-t'y girl* r s
hiding in the States ara on'tho trail
i't n majority of tiio eligible bacli"
li>r\ it is whispered.
The fania of Ketcnikaa's mm—
■•i their alleged lonesoint ntss bax
gone forth, with the rilni' that ■'
matrimonial ag'ncy i» advertising IN
1 .vajt's" hero now.
Recently two larore circulars were
rem tea by tho Bachelors Club q(.t
'Jng forth the beaulies an\ other
qualifications of about a luindrel
ni.'rjlasoabla maidens, And the
girls aro pretty, everyone of th-m—
their picturi^ (or maybe the picture®
o£ good looking s®isters) Prove it.
S; mo of tho sir Ij haw. fortune*.
other9 want fortiuvs, plus a man,
while many are ready to marry for
love.
T> e "boys" at the club nr1 burn
ing tha midnight oil, and soiu" of
tnc-ra are t > be "thinning.''
KcU'i titan Chronicle.
A CARD OP THANKS.
Mr*. E181° Jackson wish )j t0 thank
all uf .Uie kind people who assiste<l
lier av.d gave aid during the •time of
t!i« sickUeS" of V'r little yon.
"o tlw doctor and tho-Vwho laid
h'r child a\v;iy 'li9 is v»r/ grateful.
.Mrs Elsie Jackson.
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