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SUNDAY MATINEE, NIGHT—MONDAY
PATHE REVIEW and TOPICS
CARNIVAL NOVELTY—ALL STAR
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks
Charles Ray and 20 Other Stars
GOLDWYN Presents
BETTY COMPSON
IN
“ALWAYS THE WOMAN"
HAROLD LLOYD
AND
BEBE DANIELS
IN
“PISTOLS FOR BREAKFAST”
CONCERT—7 TO 7:30. H. J. Brasfield
Director Palace Orchestra
LAST TIME TONIGHT
THE GREATEST PICTURE EVER
BROUGHT TO JUNEAU
“WAY DOWN EAST"
Starts 7:30 Tonight
JITNEY DANCE
A. B. HALL TONIGHT
“KEEP A SMILING”
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NEWS ffOTES OF SITKA
FROM SITKA TRIBUNE
Felix Beauchamp, Mayor when
anked for a statement regarding ae
c.oinpllshmeu! s by the city adminis
tration for the past year, and what
u might accomplish the present year,
replied that until the citizens and
taxpayers generally agreed to a
higher taxation, nothing worth men
tloning could l>e accomplished in the
way cf municipal improvements. The
great ne<,d, he said, is more money.
J. P. McXIel announces that his
tirm this season will put up 2,000,000
pounds of halibut. On the Spokane
•was shipped 25 boxes of halibut,
which practically cleaned out the
storehouse of frozen fish.
letter estimates will be made on
the quantity of salmon put tip. This
means tlia-t tho local company will
get Into the fish game this season
practically full capacity.
The schooner Klsie is now well
equipped with herring spins and pots,
und has a contract lo deliver 4.000
barrels of herring to the Booth Flsb
eritts, e
What Is it? A ranger typo of
yacht with Uno ‘Locoue painted on
her bows, poked her nose into the
(harbor Wednesday and left the next
forenoon and meantime was classed
as a Treasury boat, a Forest Service
boat, a private yacht, a prohibition
boat and everything save a booze
boat. It seems she is from Wrangell
and in charge of Mr. Towers, who is
cruising about for yellow cedar.
Tile Friendly Society donated $r.O,
tho Arctic Club and Moose $20 eat It
towards tire library, and Mrs. J. W.
Johnston secured $7.') in member
ships. Tho committee hits turned in
a report giving credit to those who
have assisted, which will bo printed
next week. Over 1,100 volumes have
been received. There is a shortage
of books for children and girls. Much
clerical work and cataloguing re
mains before the library can be
opened to tiro public.
It has been decided on a general
plan that tho new Presbyterian
Church will be built to agree with
its surroundings. The foundation will
b# of eonccete. The church will
scat 200 people. As soon as plans
nre received and bids are submitted.
It being ihe wish to get bids ns soon
as possible so as to start building
early this spring, the old church will
bn torn down. It Is hoped to start
on iho new church In May.
Undoubtedly Hit ha is to have cur
few. Many requests have been ma le
to the city council for one, among
the latest a jdint letler from the
Alaska Native Brotherhood, signed
by Andy Hope, secretary, and the
Alaska Native Sisterhood, signed by
Mrs. W. Wells, as*follows:
"As you are aware many of our
children are not correctly disciplined
by their parents or guardians, but
ire permitted to roam the streets
alone all hours of the night.
"As a protection to all our boys
and girls we, the Alaska Native
Brotherhood und the Alaska Native
Sisterhood, petition you to pass a
curfew law for the city of Sitka."
The receiving set for the Arctic
Club was received and set up ami
ship calls have been received lone
distances. It lias not as yet been
tuned for concerts.
DAWSON PIONEERS HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL ELECTION
The nomination, election and in
j stallation of officers tor Duwsor
Lodge No. 1, Yukon Order of Pio
needs, 'took place recently. Pros
! dent William Bell retired, and th
[following officers were duly elected:
President. Dr. W. E. Thompson
I from vice president; vice president
, Dr. J. O. LaehapeUe, from trustee;
[ chaplain, Frew Hickllng; rc-eiectei
| secretary, Duncan C. Robertson; re
! elected treasurer, W. M. Oribbs; war
• den. Frank C. Berton; Inside guard
| Janies Lloyd; outside guard. L. M
Duroeher; trustee*, Joe I). (Jadoua
Gavin Fowlie (re-elected), W. J
Rendeil, (term unexpired).
TREES AND VINES BUDDING
j SAN BKRXARDLVO, Cal., Jail. 27
I —Fruit trees nnd grape vine
throughout San Rcrnnrdino count:
i are starting to bud three month
ahead of nature's schedule.
Engraved visiting cards, lates
styles, at The Empire.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL j
CHURCH
Sunday School at 12:13.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH I
Sunday services win m> held at
11 a. rn. in the Church of Chris
tian Seienee Soelely of Juneau on
i Fifth Street between' Main and Sew
ard Streets. The subject will be:
I “Truth."
Sunday Hetioo! at 12: »5 o'clock
Wednesday, 8:15 — Testimonial
j meeting.
Christian Science Reading Room
at ltoom 1. Malony Hull ding. Open
to the public Wednesdays from 2:30
j to 4 and from 7 to 8 P. M., Satur
days 2:30 to 4 and 7:30 to 9 V. M.
The public is cordially invited te
attend these services and visit the
reading room.
NORTHERN LIGHT PRES- 7
BYTERIAN CHURCH
I Rev. George G. Bruce. D. tT. pastor
Morning worship at ll:oo. Sub-'
jject, “The Rich .Man and Lazarus."
Illble School at 12:15.
Sunday school at Thane 9:45. |
Evening service at 8:U0. Sub-'
! ject. Fret Not Thyself."
Special call to all those who will j
I unite in prayer and Bible Study on
j Wednesday evening at 7:30.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH I
Fifth and Uoia streets.
Septuagesinia Sunday.
j (1:30 a. m.—Holy Communion in
I Ihe Sisters' Chapel.
8:00 a. m.- Muss um% General
Communion of the lioly Angels So
j daiity.
1 in;30 a. m.—High Mass and Ser
mon.
1:30 p. m.—Sunday School and
Bible Class.
7:30 j). m. Rosary, Instruction,
and Benediction of Lite Blessed
{Sacrament.
; Holy Mass during the week at 0
! a. ni. in the Sisters' Chapel and at
, 8 a. in. in the Bishop's Chapel. Next
| Friday—Candle Mass.
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PRESBYTERIAN NATIVE
CHURCH
(Rev. David Waggoner, pastor.)
10:30 a. m.—Morning Service,
i 11:30 a. m.—Bible School,
i 7:30—Evening Service
7:00 p. rn.—Wednesday — Mid
i week prayer service.
A cordial welcome is given to all
i/t 'ilton.l ohm lone
j? HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
: re-re
Charles E. idee, Dean. Phone 603
Sunday services: Holy Communion
K a. in. Morning Prayer and ser
mon ai 11:00 a.in.
Sunday school 12:30.
No evening service. *
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, | THE SALVATION ARMY j
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I Special services conducted by Seal;
; Captain Jaynes, of Wrangell, Alaska,
Saturday night, K o'clock; Sunday,
^ 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., and Mon
, day evening, 8 o'clock. Everyone
| is cordially linvited to attend these
I sendees.
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BETHEL BEACH HOME
I "-C
Gospel services on tlrst Thursday
of each month. Auto leaves Bur
ford’s Corner at 7:46 P. M. Friends
and neighbors invited Mrs. H. M.
Krogh in charge.
'] ASSEMBLY OF GOD MISSION T
a-si
Chas. C. Personeus, Leader,
i Sunday School at 12:30.
Gospel services hold every Sun
lay, Tuesday and Friday evenings
at 7:30.
Communion service the first Sun
day of each month.
Full gospel truth* of the Bible
raught —salvation, sanctification, di
vine healing, baptism of the Holy
Ghost and the Lord's second coming
Everyone Is cordially invited to
these services
$22,000,000 Hotefto
Replace Palmer House
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.—The Palme:
House, one of the best known hotels
in the country, is to t>“ rebuilt. The
famous hostelry is to be torn down
and replaced by a $22,000,000 23
story structure with 2,000 rooms
The new hotel will be built and op
■ crated by the Palmer estate and will
| rotain the name of Palmer House.
>j Headquarters for Ladysmith coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adr
act) 1 e s
HENRY’S BUSTED ROMANCE
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Hold HeuryCat,thrilled withilomauce,
Saw pretty Kiltie do her dance.
Ho fell in love with her at mice
And tried to join her in her stunt*.
He got chuckl'd out, but after that
lie saved her front a robber nit,
And told his love; but found, oh pshaw I
Some twenty kittens called her, “Maw
Moral: “To love and lose is sad.”
—But so ute tun us lucky, wc might mid
— Atop, Jr. —
Attractions
at Theatres
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Alec Fraser in “Don’t
Blame Your Children."
PALACE—“Way Down East.”
COMINC ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Thomas Meighan and
Agnes Ayres in “Cappy Ricks.”
PALACE—Betty Compson in "All for
a Woman.”
“DON'T BLAME YOUR
CHILDREN” TONIGHT 4
one of the truisms of Shakespeare':
is “The Play'-! the Thin-Mtill onojj
remembers a long line of good plays j:
and good picture* that have come in':
for more praise than profit due to a':
title that did not appo.il to the pub-i:
lie. “lton’l lll.imi 1 Your Children” ls|j
considered an appealing title, and Is :
at the Coliseum tonight only. It Isjl
claimed tha! the lit! tiroute* curios- :
tty la the mind of the render to in-'j
vcstl? .to. ft convey,, • nv mil angles. :
Ii might moan most, anythin" It [
will reach
pa Irons.
‘ Don't Blunt
strong ,story of
and poll till da -
Your Children” is a j:
frn parents rearing ;
a family of girls.’ Tin* first direr-.■
lions the girls remember from the ■
stern father wu n cries of “Don'ts.”;:
The punch in D o dtory 11 when':
the older dauglrter took her :
affairs in her own hands. She did :
as she pleased, n’ tin! quietly nnd :
without the knowledge or the par- :
cut. then when it was known to tier \
parent, she told him m jolly well like :
It or jump in la- lake. After 8 :
series of dramatic incidents -lie:;
paved the way for her younger sis-1
ter nnd younger brother to ittnkei;
th.dr own happlm and In the bar- '•
gain she converted the father into —
th ■ new way of ruling by love and
understanding rather than by a
strict course of “Don't*."
There will he another episode ot
‘Daredevil Jack," w.. h .lark Demp- : =
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“WAY DOV/N EAST" ON
LAST TIME TONIGHT *
■Another large audience greeted the
I y> s, ntatlon of "Way Duwrn East" at
the Palace la.Hi night and everybody
was satisfied a:' audiences have been
all over the Unit “1 States. “Way
Down East” is one of the Urgent
productions that has been Riven to
the. screen recently ami a.; it tells a
simple story of the real common peo
ple of this oar til, tiro appeal is all
the more gripping.
There are many well known actors
and actresses In this big production
I anti nothing is left out to make the
I picture the big success it is. The
music accompanying the picture is of
the best, and is splendidly put over
j by the orchestra under H. .1. Bras
, fluid.
! “Way Down East" will be present
j ed for tlie last time at the Palace
■ tonight.
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THOMAS MEIGHAN AND ir
| AGNES AYRES AT COLISEUM
Thomas Meighun, athletic Para- w
! mount star, seldom, If over, disap- c
I points 1> 1 s audienci . Hence It fol-'t(
! lows that when Ills latest picture. |a
S‘tfappy Ricks," based on Peter It. i
Kvne's Simon ; Saturday Evening I i1
' Post, stories, to b ■ shown at th 11
; Coliseum Sunday and Monday. Mr. '
Melgiurn will add another delightful i i
i morsel to hi.s long list of plctur (
, successes,
Mr. Alolghan is raid to be excellen! ''
las Mitt Peasley, a seaman's mat D
who falls in love with and wins Plor- "
! rlo IUcks, delights r of the irasetbl'; <'
.Oappy. lie prov Ills mettle as a j o
: man hi two or three capital fistic h
j encounters which lake place in the 1
development of the dory. Altogbth
er, Ilfs portrayal is one that 1- en-. "
| joyed by everyone. Agnes Ayres is ll
charming as Wo ■'■■■', while Charles i-1
Abbie Is wholly artistic in bis por- 1
tr.ayal of Cn'ppy. The support g nc ■ '
ally is or tlie hlgii t etard.i'' I.
“Oappy Ricks” is a:i excellent sin ■'
I of the sea and the photography by , ’•
Harry Perry leave.) little to be du- j I
sired. • jt
Tlioro mill also be a Burton
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SUNDAY AND
MONDAY
IF IT S A PARAMOUNT—IT IS THE BEST PICTURE IN TOWN
That is what the management is presenting for Sunday and Monday nights—a picture, a £-2
Paramount feature with Thomas Meighon and Agnes Ayies. heroine of The Sheik." It is a i~
picture lull cf comedy and will make everybody enjry a pleasant evening.
Our admission is children 10 cents, vouthss 20 cents, adults 40 cents. 5.3
Remember there will fcc n goed c: nee it riven by the Colirtnm Orchestra mu-*.' »he lead- 5~
ership cf Dcrotliy Chaffee from 7 to 7:30 cclock 53
A favorite Burton Holmes Travelogue will open the shew. §5
Remember it is a Paramount with two w 11 known stars. =5
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SINKING FAST!—
Aud (;lad of it! Into a bot
tomkss ocean of love and
stormy adventure.
A romance as salt as Davy
Jcitts, as full of thrills as a
hurricane, and rippling all
ever with fun.
All aboard for a cruise fiom
'Frisco into Southern Sear!
Through glorious fights and
stirring lescues! With
Youth at the helm and the
Pert of Lovers’ Dreams at
/last!
_ADOLPH ZUKOR PRESENTS as
rniOAlAS MEIGHAN I
„ «« m
CARRY RICKS” 1
CAST INCLUDES AGNES AYRES
FROM THE NOVEL BY PETER B KYNE AND THE PLAY BY EDWARD E BOSE *F§
FOR SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY |
“Don’t Blame Your Children” |
A PICTUB^E OF PARENTS' MIGHT VS. CHILDREN’S RIGHT.
If you are a parent, take your daughter into partnership with you.
If you would rule your home, guide, dcn't drive your children. :==
Love laughs at locksmiths and stern parents. =5
Remember you can lead a child further than you can drive one. ’-FI
DON’T FAIL TO SEE 1
“DON’T BLAME YOUR CHILDREN” jj
There will be a two reel episode of “Daredevil Jack” with Jack Deinpecy in the leading ~
role, A Weekly will open the show,
TONIGHT -30 CENTS TONIGHT—30 CENTS TONIGHT—30 CENTS ||
alines travelogue uril a concert
am 7 Jo 7:30 o'clock.
ETTY GOMPSON AT
ALACE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
.Betty Comps on will lie seen nt tin
ilicc Theater for two (lays be
lining Sunday, in her second star
no; picture, “Always the Woman,’
.leased by Goldwyn. In the support
g cast are Maccy H.irlam, Kirtor;
din:oil, Doris Pawn, jQcralil Pring
Ichard Besson and Arthur Delimm:
In “Always the Woman" Mis
mips on has the role of Celia TIiux
r. a slangy New York girl wh.
as trained in the hard school o
leap vaudeville, and who is en rout
i the Orient with u traveling; iroup
1 a Mediterranean steamer. Sii
spires the unholy love of Kellii
a dir. an eminent ICgypLiun state
an. who cannot make open a<
mce.i to her. Kolltu dlree's hi
ckel, 'Reginald Btanhopo, to eour
ilia for him.
Celia becomes interested in fli
r*o of one Boone, an American wh
suffering from <hell-“hoek, an
iio is being taken to the Orient l«
ins© his wife -+*- -ocratly enamore
Kelini Pasha. On the same shl
Mahmud, an Kgypthm mystic, wh
ills Celia she was tho Queen Nee<
oki a in ;i fornvir Incarnation. II
ills her of prieoleis treasure that I
Itlden in a lost tomb of Neco-Tokri
nd Kcdim organizes an expcdltlo:
lie adventure of the caravan to th
mib c irrie* the netion of the pli
ire into one of the nio-t interostln
arratl vos ever told on the scree
nd gives Miss Compson splendid o]
ortunlty to display her exception;
ilcrits and versatility.
There will also be a screen snaj
f allot of famous film fa.torlt«'«, lni’luil j
: ins .Mar;. Fiekfiml, iDouglas Fair
| b.'.nlcs and nailers. There will h ■ a
jPnllie Jl< view, a eomody with Harold
Lloyd and Bo lie Daniels and i lie
j a. nal «• invert. from 7 to 7:1U) o'clock.
DECLARES ENGLAND DOES
NOT NEED GULF STREAM
LONDON", dan. 27.--Science linn
com forward recently to destroy tiu
. other of man's long cherished lllu
• | shins, bill at the'Hame time It has
> i removed a source of constant anxlotv
•! to these wind Would atternp. I i an
i dors hand the causes of cllmaite < in
t' dit ion- *
'• M. D.oi.iis. the well known hydro!
' oglst, woo has made a special study
■ of the waters of the Atlantic. has i|e
i dared that Ihe tetn,p,'r»vto climate of
-1 the I’ri ,sh Isles and liie northern
caa • ! o’. France does not depend oa
i the Gulf Stream, and that its diver
! ' sain would not therefore h ive this
section of the world in the slip ot
»i an Arctic winter. 11. Danols claims
> to hav.. proved that the Oulf Stream,
I rising i > tlie north <>f tho Antilles,
-1 does not pass ill Sargasso S ■ i, ami
II the notion must he discarded that it
m traverse, the Atlantic to bath i the
> i shores c.f England and France.
i-l H" expresses the View that the
e j Gulf Stream la merely tin- backwash
s of the equatorial eurrents. Summer
s heat provokes dilations of til • hear
I, I'lly s ilted equatorial waters, which
el translate themselves Into ltcrmPa
■- tions of tho more lightly salted Are
15 jHe and Oorttinental waters. It is
a these p< rmeattloBs in tho easiern At
i- lentic which have been mistaken for
1' branches of the Gulf Stream. They
are, however, purely local currents
i-'and vary aecvrding to the season.
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RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST
Marc your tight, SiiiIuk chest.
Slop the pain. Break up tho con
gestion. Kiel a bail told loosen up
in just a short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cohl
remedy that brings quickest rcli f.
It ran not hurt you and It certainly
seems lo end tho tightness and drive
the Co a nest ion and soreness right
out.
Nothing lias such coneentruti d.
penetrating heat as red peppers, and
when heat penetrate# right down
Into folds, congestion, aching mu
flcs and sore, stiff joint a relief
comes at once
The moment you apply lied Pep
per Rub you fed the tingling heat,
in three minuten tho congested spot
is warmed through and through.
When you are suffering from b cold,
rheumatism, backache, stiff aeck or
sore muscles, Just get a ja‘- of
Howies lied Pepper Rub, made from
! rod peppers, at. any drug store. You
will have tfie quickest relief known.
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