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PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE
WALLACE REID
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The Valley of the Giants
Captain Peter B. Kyne's Masterpiece
Come and see this story from the
Redwood Country of California
Paramount-Flag Comedy
The Immovable Guest
Admission, including war tax—Adults. 30c: Children, 15e
Washington Mer. 3—The House
II would not give way to the Senates
' demand for appropriations for an
itrinv of 1T5 thousand. The House
[jxet.'sed to concur iln tho aPproPri
) align bill for that amount and stood
i'at for tho decrease to 150;000 af
p } Jiuipf 30.
Washington March 3—The Army
appropriation bill wa3 completed to
day and sent to thi& President. The)
House accepted a compromise in the
matft-r and agreement was reacheJ
tar an army of 15C,000 for thai
next fiscal y€ar.
France At Peace
With Turk Nats.
Washington Mar 3—Peace between
tli"' Turkish Nationalists and Franco
wil1 t>e signed bef°ro the end of the
neck. The signing will take Place
in 1'aris.
Cable Briefs
| Washington .Mar 2—Congres3ion
al action on a resolution to repeali
virtually all the "war laws and mcas
Mreg goes to the President for his
:iPlvoval.
Marion Mar 2—Harding tonight
confirmed the aPPointment of Melloi
and Fait as Secretaries of Treasury,
and tho interior respectively, and
liays as Postmaster jGencrai.
Washington Mar 3—Thft Senate
vcted the Judiciary committeo au
thority to continue its investigations
of t". S. Loans to foreign countries
jdtiring th recess to bo taken by
•Congress.
Omaha Mar 3—Em 11 Rothschild
a former inillitmlare grain deals'"
w.is found asphyxiated In Ms own
h.omc today. He had been loos
ing heavjlly in foreign market spec
ulation.
Washington Mar 3—|3- cretary of
Lalio- Wilson accePted th0 apPoint
i mc-nt on the international joint
• c icmission. This wag th0 appoint
ment offered to Socretarji Tumulty
by the President.
Vancouver Mar 3—Th0 authori
ties admitted tonjght that s<*ren
thousand dollars in American gold
which was being shipped from New
York to Manila .vag stloen from tho
mail Pouches aboard the Emt'ress of
Russia.
London March 3—Germany ha?
be"ti givcn until Monday noon to ae
ctP- the reparations condition^ laid
down by the Allies. If she does nof
accoPt the fundamental conditions
by that time action will bo talceij
against her. \
Washington Mar 3—President "Wil
son announced that he and Secret
ary CoIby""wiIJ form a Partnership
tcr tho Practice of law. They will
have offices in New York and Wash
ington. Wilson began his career
as a lawyer in Atlanta where lie
Practice^ for two years before lia
•vtitrred the educational field.
After the Bhow. Hot Red SnaPPo'" |
Hot reef Bouillon. Hot Clam T^a.
and Ftesh Raw Olympia Oyster ooj
M!s &i Kellers' fountain.
: France At Peace
>1 With Turk Nats.
Washington Mar 3—Peace between
tlii' Turkish Nationalists and Franco
wil' be signed bof°ro the pn<l of Mio
Week. The signing will take Place
In l'aris.
Cable Briefs
c | Washington .Mar 2—Congression
al action on a resolution to repeah
virtually all the tvar laws and meas
ure,.. goe» to t)le President for hia
uwvoval.
Marion Mar 2—Harding tonight
coufirmed the aPJ'ointment of Melloi
and Fail as Secretaries of Treasury,
and tho TnU'rior respectively and
Hays as Postmaster general.
■Washington Mar 3—The Senate
vcted the Judiciary committeo au
thority to continue its investigations
of I". S. LoaRs to foreign countries
jdiirlng th recess to bo taken by
■Congrtjtus.
Omaha Mar 3—Emil Rothschild
p. former milliffniare grain deal©1"
was found asPbyxlated in his own
h.omc today. He had been loos
ing heavilly in foreign market spec
ulation.
Washington Mar 3—j5>cretary of
Labor Wilson accgPted th0 apPoint
| mc-ut on the International joint
■ o tcmission. This was th0 appoint
ment offered to Sccretary TumuPy
W the President.
Vancouver Mar 3—Th0 authori
ties admitted tonjght that s<*ren
thousand dollar8 in American gold
which was being shipped from Now
York to Manila .vag stloen from tho
mail Pouches aboard the EmPress of
Russia.
I London March 3—Germany ha-,
bo^u giv^n until Monday noon to ac
■ the reparations conditions, laid
down by the AJlies. If she does not
' accoPt the fundamental conditions
• bj* that time action will bo takjeq
i against her.
, Washington Mar 3—President "Wil
son announced that he and Secret
ary Oolby""wii| form a i>artnershl^
tor the Practic0 of law. They will
have office.' in Xew York and Wash
ing'on. "Wilson began his career
as a lawyer In Atlanta where he
Practiced for two yparg befo re ha
entered the educational field.
After the show. Hot Red SnaPPo'
Hot i-eef Bouillon. Hot Clam Td.i.
and Flesh Raw Oljropia Oyster ooo
t'lls ai Kellers' fountain. i
Judge Wickersham
Scores "Federal
Brigade"
Washington IC&r 2—In tho fur
ther Presentation, of his caaa to the
House Wiokersham charges that ha
lias been th& victim of "OocgPjracji
on the Part; of th*, federal! brigade''
and exi'rossad tho h'oPe that) in the
near future"thero will b0 a n«fw Bit
ot officials In ABaeka who will en
force ]aw8 against these criminate'1
. McBrido the National Gommi'teeniai
; from Alaaka Is hero urging th^, ap
pointment of Hazelet as Governor of
i th'-' territory by tkg n^w ad,minlstra
. tion Wickorsham i8 afeo in the ra°a
■ after the soveraorshiP.
DIGGERS TURN UP TREASURE
' Sewer Workers Find Collection of
Rings and Watches in a Bos
ton Slime Pit.
Boston.—A sewer gang quit work at
noon the other day whh a valuable
treasure trove. In the slime of an
old |>lt near the Qulucy house they
hail found three gold rings, coins,
watches and other valuables.
[ Hotel employees suggest^ that the
hold had a claim on the articles, as
the property probably of guests of by
gone days. The police suspected that
they were pswt of the loot of thieves.
Hut when the men showed coins dat
ing back to ITS", stamped with a pine
tree ou inn- side und "Massachusetts"
on the other, they inslsttd that the
statute >>t' limitations made the prop
erty theirs.
With' the ancient coins they found
beer checks, which the foreman of the
gang* <nid*he intended to keep with
a "pine tree shilling," as a souvenir
of the past. The foreman estimated
that the deposit of mud in which the
valuables were found had not been dis
turbed In 7"i years.
Wayside Telephone*.
It is a wonder that someone has
not thought before of the plan, soon
<o go Into effect In Ohio, of pnttlng
mmll telephone booths along the- roads
•f the state, one at every milestone,
or the convenience of travelers. In
read of having to tramp to the neur
it farmhouse, the strauded motorist
r teamster will be always within
'ialf a tulle of 11 telephone, by which
ie can summon help.—Youth's Com
munion.
Chance for Philatelists.
The French government Is making
preparations to sell the greatest col
lection of stamps which was ever
made, valued at 52,000,000. It com
prised the collection of Baron Fer
rary who died In 1P17, and by the
terms of his will the collection was
left to the Berlin postal museum. The
collection was In Paris at the time and
It was seized as alien property.
"Floating Crematory" for Japa.
Tokyo.—Tokyo will soon have a
"floating crematory," the first of Its
kind In Japan.
Two specially constructed vessels of
ISO tons each, with facilities for cre
mating 30 bodies at a time, will be
used. . The vessels will be anchored
at a wharf nt ^lilbura, and, after
funeral services fiave been held on
board, they will leave for a point
alien! seven miles off the bay for the
cremation.
35 CENT LUNCH.
Why n't a cold lunch wh«n yon
can get a bowl of hot soup. Hom^
made Pies and a cup of best oof
fee for thlrty-flVe c«nte at the Qoi
den North Caf,. "
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day»
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cur« IteS
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Item
ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
60c. _ . r-:.*.s&fcJ
DIGGERS TURN UP TREASURE
| Sewer Workers Find Collection of
Rings and Watches In a Bos
ton Slime Pit.
Boston.—A sewer gang quit work at
noon the other day whb a valuable
treasure trove. In the slime of an
old |>it near the Quincy house they
had found three gold rings, coins,
watches and other valuables.
I Hotel employees suggest^ that the
hotel had a claim on the articles, us
the property probably of guests of by
gone days. The police suspected that
they were pswt of the loot of thieves,
liut when the men showed coins dat
ing back to ITS", stamped with a pine
tree on one side and "Massachusetts"
on the other, they insisted that the
statute ot' limitations made the prop
erty theirs.
With" the ancient coins they found
beer checks, which the foreman of the
gang* said* he intended to keep with
u "pine tree shilling," as a souvenir
of the past. The foreman estimated
that the deposit of mud in which the
valuables were found had not been dis
turbed in To years.
Wayside Telephoned.
It is a wouder that someone has
not thought before of the plan, soon
<o go Into effect In Ohio, of pnttlng
small telephone booths along the- roads
■f the state, one at every milestone,
or the convenience of travelers. In
read of having to trnmp to the near
st farmhouse, the strauded motorist
r teamster will he always within
'ialf a mile of n telephone, by which
ie can summon help.—Youth's Com
panion.
Chance for Philatelists.
The French government Is making
preparations to sell the greatest col
lection of stumps which was ever
mnde. valued nt $2,000,000. It com
prised the collection of Baron Fer
rary who died in 1017, and by the
terms of his will the collection was
left to the Berlin postal museum. The
collection was In Paris at the time and
It was seized as alien property.
"Floating Crematory" for Japa. I
Tokyo.—Tokyo will soon have a
"floating crematory," tlie first of tta
kind In Japan.
Two specially constructed vessels of
150 tons each, with facilities for cre
mating 30 bodies at a time, will be
used. - The vessels will be anchored
nt a wharf at ^lilbura. and, after
funeral services Tiare been held on
board, they will leave for a point
about seven miles off the bay for the
cremation.
35 CENT LUNCH.
Why e't a cold lunch wh«n you
can get a bowl of hot soap. Hom^
made Ple» and a cup of best oof
fee for thlrty-fiYe cento at the Ooi
den North Caf,.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Day«
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cur« Itali
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Item
ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
60c. . ,
For Those Who Embroider
"Royal Society"
Seven Different Articles In the " Bluebird'' Pattern
Three Different Patterns In Nightgown and Chemise Sets
w »
Dresses for the Baby—Several Designs In
Camisoles, Center Pieces, Pajamas, Pillow Tops, Scarfs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store Closes at li Sitimbys at 7
Illinois Senator On
Tariff Commission
Washington Mar 1—Representative
Henry T Rainy of Illinof? was nom
inated today Tjy Prudent Wilson to
!b» a memtyer of the fedora] tar
Iff commission
Georgey Harve For
British Embassy
Washington Mar 1—George Har-,
vey the well feaowp editor has been
tendered the nost ag Ambassador to
|Gr«at Britain. He will give his
decision 4s to acco'Jt incL. within th >
'neptt few day».
Miners' Wages To
Be Cut March 15
Seatillo Mlar 2—The «-ag,^s of 'lie 1
coal miners of the State of Washing
ton havfa been reduced 23 Per cent
(TliUa new wage scale Is to beeoir.o
Cffectlve March 15.
FIREMEN'S MEETING
l'here will l>e a regular meeting'!
of tl^ Skagway Volunteer Fir0 De
partment Saturday March 5th at
8 o'clock sharp. All members aro
urgen<Sy req^iest&d to bo Present.
' I • Wm. Sitne
I Chief.
Starts Fire With
line. Woof!
Va lcouver Mar 1—John Dal<.y at
tcnji>teJ to start a firu with gasoline
audi Ma wife -\fculah Mrs M Miller
and her d' ughter Alary were all kill
ed by tlit.' exi'J / i')n which regult
ed.
; Placed In
Navai Dispensary
V,"a;liingt'>h Mar 1—Dr. Grayson
u l.o lir.s bo n 1'r side'it Wilson's Per
sonal Phctsiclan was ordfered to re
port for duty in charge ot the naval
disrensary i:i this city.
Soa'tie Mar 3—E "W Burroughs
a Nomi loer died this afternoon.
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