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Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 A 1 and Sunday
Paramount Artcraft special Adoip Zukor Presents
CATHERINE CALVERT
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GRAPAIC NEWS and COMEDY
Coming Tuesday and Wednesday
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THE COOK
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
LEAVES 1RTH
Alee Allen, who has bc-'U'work
igg on Mie Whit® Pass rivr bcat"
plvI us betv-'ten 'V\"hi'ehorsc' and
Dawson. "iixce th° opening of Mi
season arrived iu town, Wednesday
even'ug aiC returned to Vancouv
er on the Pr'ncess Alice.
II* was appointed agent foi the
now popular Vancouver weekly the
Western Id<\i, but owing to the
a>°oib'ng nature of the work on
th« •teameis. ho 5vas unable to
f:ad sparo timo enough hardly,
to si-td a postcard fro'Jio, let alouo
take Care oi tha Interests of a
we"kiy newspaper.
Known, famU'arly a3 "The Duk9"
he an, old country evening' new»
papi r repor:er with varied exper
iences In the United States'from
Portland Me. all along tho East
ern coast a3 far as Galveston
Texas. Ho travelled on various
steamers saving out of New York
Harbor to Central and South Am
erica 'n orcer to gain experience
and that peculiar substances known
as "local color3'" June 11)14 t'oun
hiui 'n F'unie and Trieste, Aius
tria whore there was n,o outward
sign of tho big conflagration ewepi.
Europe He »served overseas wt*h
th'-' Canadian expnl'llomfj- force8
un'il 1919.
At lho Prc-,ent t'nie he is ende.o
vor'n^ to produce li's two 'on;-"
"Wyi k'ng Hard for One Thing"
(To W'n Back the 6'rUe'sg Love I
Lost) a senUmental "sons ln connuo
| time arranged by X' W. Hughes
of Toronto who 13 generally recog
n'zed a3 one of Canada'8 foremost
arranger3, -nd "Opportunity" (Not
Much I>e it Bubble3) Prettily ar
ranged as a vaJse by Jules Bra
zil, one of Toronto-3 best known
jSoc'vty ent«.finer'.
Bith tbe'e *ongs have been
I trled oat on audiences ltt Toronto,
I and al"o 'a Vancouver'" and were
| well received. The exoellent ffud
I son Bay Tea rooma three-piece or
| che»t;-a h v") presented both of Mr.
Allan'3 songs from the or'ginal'p^n
and ink manuscript. He has re—
viseS the second verse of h's en
tluental son<i working U; two" l'ae3
I aneu'o "Th1! Midnight E-un on the
?r*at Yukon'*.
' The local movie show musicians
I played his3 Girlie Love "ong at the
I North hotel Wednesday night
j and one the lady gues^sg at
j the Pullen house gave th® patron*,
a tr°at by a capable rendition
of noth songs. U
He hopes in the near future to
I oe putting his es0ngs on the mark
and if successful has . half a doz
en oy»er songs, pome humorous, up
hi' sleeve. S> *
Minister Asks For
! Amendment That
! Would EndDivorce
New York, July 10—Th* 'nan?,,
uratlon of a campaign- for a federal
constitutional amendment "which
wou.d make divorc0 'mjKWS'ble was
anrouaic^d today by the R®v. Watte/
•Jwyinp, general secretary for til)
society for lh« upholding- of the
aj'nctity of mnrr'age.
Go to Keller® for your Ice Cream
everyt'me. No d%appo'ntment there.
LOST— 1 bunch of keys. Finder
re'uro to P. O. Box 348.
T'ac Pas, .Maa'toba July 15 -
With a gumy sack full of purp.
amber Jack Murray a former «d>
tor cl the local papor retumed'from
a tr-p to , CadAr Lake whkih l'e8
eighty miles southwest of tils
place.
Murray rtJ>orts that lhere Is a
I>lea'!ful supply of amber at
I this place and a namp'tie ha3,
started and many are outfltt'ng
jand hurrying fo get ther®.
AMERICA'S CUP
Sandy Hook. July 17— Near'nig
f, c fir«t turn'ngu buoy and ton m'lf
out on the thirty mile* Mangle.
race the Resolute led tt« Sh&mrod
IV Dy ov^r oae mile.
The j-ace started tU'3 fttt^nioon,
about "'hree o'clock.
j Sandy Hook, July 17—The seoond
' rac® f0r the Ame^CBn cup wa3
postponed at 11:30 this morn'ng un
I til later in the day.
[ This was oii^ by order of th'
regatla committee who announce
that th« allowance of the Sham
rock mu«t give the Resolute'would
r*ma!u &t 8ix mlautea forty s^xjoud8
I for the thirty mile coujs*.
CELEBRATION
CAUSES RIOTS
Spalate, July 17—Th«"r« w«r«
great outbreak3 against the Itali
ans fcepe on Sunday insulting 'n
th» death. pf Commander GulU of
the Italian cru'=>©r Pugl'a. '
Acoth^r officer3 and thr^e I
alian sailors and a boy ■w6re *als
kn'ed 'a tho attack.
The Croats vera celebrating theii
national feast fwheo, the riot broke
out.
jr. Bartberger and M's3
Adla Chapman were revue pxr'ral9
and are guost3 of the Golden
North.
i Those ladles ai-e go'ng to Aavlk
■where they will do iwork in the
Episcopal School and hosp'tal that
is under the supervision of Bishop
Row e
Miss Bartberger 13 from] PitMburgli
and thi3 is her frH tr'p] 'in^d6
but Miss Chapman who I« a
daughted of Dr. Chapman the 8wp
er'ntemdent of thia mission ha/1 liv
ed la Anvifc since childhood. ' I
Dr. Chapman has been in, chars*
at Anrtk for about th'rty flvo
years. i: ! j
Anchorage July 117— "If our
country should be attacked'w© hav0
in Anchorage a coal supply bas«
for the Pacflc fleet equal to
Pocahontas" declared secretary Dan
iels after inspeotiiw the Anchorage,.
li»rbor. * ; 1
The Secretary for the Navy als
expressed h's belief that Ala3ka
•n-otdd shortly be the source of a
big fuel oil supply. !. k i
dcbscrlbe roy T*e Dailjt AJaekaa.
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When yju ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
dren insist on garments bear
ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boy«
ana little tots.
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PHONE
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The Water Is Fine
THe oitusaully hot w*atli©r of
th« last fn doy» has warm'J up
the waters in tlw sw'nun'ns hole
a m'le north of town "o. much
thai « 18 Juat 1Ifea takinfg a Turk
ish bbs'h for one to jump into til"
pond *r & ®wira.
A good many people go down
every afternoon niul ®njoy them
$i>ive* for hfiif an hour or li.oiv.
—''.Vhite'horse Star.
Sacra'nciito, July 12- While dlreC
ting irom tb° a<r a lnwdredf r«
fighters who were battling tho flanir
e& in Le^en National for^t
three men two of whcm were hoi;
commissioned officers in the army
and 'ha other government foresjer
fe.'Je a thousand feet ro ch,e!r'death
today. I .
Tho \ ictinis of this <y»ast«r ar«
S'rg'.mt Wayne T. Hsi*ey, Corpor
al Antonio Saerei Day andi Forest -
er Harold Robey.
Sand; Hook, July 15—la th»
Iiitf:uational Cuj> Race today the
ShMnrock IV won the f'rat, racr'
of 'he regatta.
T l.o Shamrock IV "a'l^d the fin
I'll lhie 'in four hours and. tWgO
ty tiv& m'nutes thirty Becoads.
| 1'Le Resolute had been with
drawn because of a m'^hap to her
1 r'ssins. Mm
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TIME TABLE JCO. 45
Dally except liunday
No. 1, Ji. Bo and
1st Glass
9;36 a* m. L&area
11:59 a. m. ■,
1:36 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
6:30 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CAKCROSS
WHITEHORSE
So. 9. 8. Bouafl
1st CUM
Arr've 4:45 p. m.
Leaves 3:16 p. a*
1:50 pi m.
11:40 a. m.
„ 9:15 a. m.
Passengers mu^t be at depot, 't, t'me to have Baggage iA
pected and chocked. Inspect'on 's stopped 30 m'aatcp before
leav'ns time of trains.
150 pound® of Baggage W1 b9 checked free with eacli full
we t'cket aad 75 pounds witn each half fare t'ck&t.