LAST TIME TONIGHT
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REVIEW TOPICS
SPANUTH’S VOD-A-VIL
I MR, AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN
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I “MARRY THE POOR GIRL"
;§ Prom tlie Famous Stage Success by Owen Dnvis
| You’ll Split a Lip, Laughing
I AND
I “FRESH FROM THE FARM”
| Bobby Vernon’s Comedy Is One of Year’s Funniest
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| Attractions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Betty Compson in "The
Law and the Woman."
PALACE—Mr. and Mr». Carter Dc
Haven in ‘-Marry the Poor Girl.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Donald Crisp In "The
Bonnie Brier Bush."
PALACE—Herbert Rawlinson in
"Cheated Hearta.”
“MARRY THE POOR GIRL”
AT PALACE LAST TIME
.No otfo bedtevod Jack, but Julia,
whose eyes had been opened, in her
sorry predicament, to certain traits
in her ex-fiance that she did not like,
und in Jack a quality of trust and
(faith that »be greatly admired. In
the midst of the argument Toni ush
ered in another "wife" for Jack—
a buxoui creaturo with two husky
children- That gave the trick away.
Jack was not allowed to leave the
house, for if they were married and
parted on the same day, it would
a£ake more scandal. He and Julia
plotted a divorce, she declaring it
was what she wanted most in the
w*orld, and then—
-Tt ends a-W right, a snappy farce
at the Palace by Carter De-Haven
und his wife in the leading fun roles.
'BETTY COMPSON LAST
TIME AT COLISEUM
(Clyde Fitch’s most popular drama.
“The, Woman in the Case," pictured
under the title, ‘The Law and the
■Woman," proved a highly engaging
attraction at the Coliseum Theater
last night. It is a Paramount pic
ture, starring Betty Compson. and
os such presented the tine handling
that is 'invariably accorded adapta
tions- from the spoken drama by this
iQomipnny. Betti Compson, the “mir
aiele girl” of the screen, has a highly
emotional role in which she acquitted
(herself with convincing artistry.
-The story tells how the faithful
Wife of Julian Rolfo saves him from
the death penalty on his conviction
lot the murder of .his ward. Philip
Long, in the apartment of Clara Fos
ter, a professional vamp, of which
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charm. It makes or mars the face.
When it fades, turns gray or streak
ed, lust an application or two of
Sgge and Sulphur enhances its ap
pearance a hundredfold.
Don’t bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe Improved by the addition of
other ingredients at a small cost,
ail ready for use. It is called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound. This can always be depend
ed upon to bring back the natural
color and lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses “Wyeth’s” Sage
aftd Sulphur Compound now because
it darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell it has been
applied. Yrou simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and
dtaw this through your hair, takinf
ope small strand at a time; by
rooming the gray hair baa disap
peared. and after another applica
tion it becomes beautifully darl
and appears glossy and lustrous.
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crime he is innocent. I'/ assuming
the character of a woman of the low
er world, the wife succeeds in wring
ing a confession from Clara, win
provio to ibe the real criminal. Will
Carleton is thfe leading man and Ol -j
Rldgely returns to the screen as the
vamp. Cass-an .Ferguson is the vic
tim. Philip Long.
This feature is on for the last timo
tonight.
HERBERT RAWLINSON AT
PALACE TUESDAY
'Sets for “Chea'ted .Hearts,” tile Uni
versal Special attraction starring Her
bert Rawlinson, which comes to the
Palace Theater next Tuesday, in
eludos scenes in America, Paris, Mo
rocco and t’ne wild regions adjacent
to the civilized portion of the latter
country.
Both Mr. Rawlinson and his direc
tor, Horbart llenlcy, have traveled
over a good portion of the earth's
surface, and their itineraries includ
'ed Tangier's. So. with the help of the
scenic experts at Universal City, an
unusually accurate ■> sirs of settings
was secured'.
In “Cheated Hearts," a cast of play
ers whose names are very familiar to
the public will bo seen. Included are
Marjorie Daw, popular voting leading
woman; Doris Pawn. Warner Baxter,
Winter Hall, Josef Swickard—the
French father in the "Four Horse
men”—'Anna Lehr, Hector Sarno, A1
and Murdock AfcQuarrie and Boris
Karloff. The star is known as on
actor of years of experience on both
stage and screen.
SCOTCH PRODUCTION AT
COLISEUM TUESDAY
In the preparation of Donald Crisp’s
production of "The Bonnie Brier
Bush,” a Paramount picture screened
m England, which comes to the Coli
seum Theater Tuesday and Wednes
day, every care was taken to pro
cure a “native atmosphere” for this
charming Highland Story. The hook
itself is Scotch and was written by
I the Rev. John Watson, who for years
concealed his identity in the world oi
letters under the pan name of “Ian
MacLaren.”
■The adaptation was made by Mar
garet Turnbull, who -was thoroughly
at homo in the atmosphere of the
screen story.
Donald Crisp who directed the pic
ture, iplays the role of Lachlan C unp
bell, a mountain shepherd. Alary
Glynne and Alec Fraser have the
leading roles. “The Bonnie Brier
Bush” brings with it all the fragrance
of the Scottish mooroido, together
with something of the austere gran
deur of its mountains, in the types of
men and w'omon whose lives form
the theme of the simple and moving
story.
MINES BUREAU
■ GETS WOLFLIN
J SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 4 —H. M
Wslflln, superintendent of safely, In
dustria) Accident Commission, Is en
route to Washington, I). C., where
he has been called by John Hayf
j Hammond of the United States Coa!
I Commission. >Mr. WolQin will pre
(pare a memorandum for the eoa
commission on the enforcement oi
saTeRy regulation:; in the variom
states by state police power, and or
differential insurance ratings.
Mr. Wortflin, wlio is on a tw<
months’ (leave <if absence from th<
California Industrial Accident Com
mission, will cooperate with the fed
eral coal commission on questions
relating to generail safety around th<
mines, according to a (telegram re
cedvod hero 'from E- A. Holbrook
dean of the school of mines at th<
i E’lenmsylvania Stgje College.
Latest styiba <nr engraving to:
visiting cards at Tbs Etapirs.
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES HELD IN GERMANY.
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Surviving members of the a min of I'rlnce Kiwi Friedrich, son of the ex-Kaiser* fo Germany,
and O’f Field Marshal von Hlndenbitrg, are shown iiafring in review bofore their feinter e-mmander.
at Deberttz. Germany, on May 6, when all Germany raid Ifotnage to the 2,ono,non Germans who fell
in battle in the World War of ttar Central Powers attain.- the Allies and America,
ENGINK WHICH USED ONE GALLON OF
GAS TO CROSS CHANNEL.
M. Georges Burbot, tile Proa aviator, who made the first
j gliding voyage aeross the English Channel twice in one day, is
shown hero with the tiny motor lie used in carry!nig his airplane to
sufficient li nght to make the long glide. It is a J0-horsepower
Olerget, which consumed one gallon of gasoline. The lime from
St. Ingelevcrt to Lutnpne was one hour, and the return flight was
made in 'three-quarters of an hour.
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STANDARD OIL
! STOCK BOUGHT
! BY EMPLOYEES
CHICAGO, Juste t.—(P.v Associated
1 Press.)—Three years hence the em
; ployees of the Standard Oil Com
: pany (Indiana) will ha the largest
single group of stockholders collec
, lively, and will own more stock
j than any other Individual or collec
i tive group of stockholders of tho
company, if tho enuployccs patronise
the stock purchasing plan in tho
next three years as they have in
tlve lust two. This annomu incut
was made today by the company in
commenting on. the result of the plan
during the two year of its existeti e.
The announcement mays that of th
i 37,000 stockholders, 10,000 are now
| employees and have purchase l stock
j under the plan, which provid e; that
\ for every dollar an employee puts up
for the purchase of stock th ra n
pany will add f>0 cents to the em
ployee's credit in the purchase, pro
viding. 'however. that no employe
can purchase more than an amount
equal to 20 per cent of his salary.
As soon as an amount sufficient to
ibu.v one share of ;f*» k is reached the
purchases is made and dividends to
the employee begin. At the end of
five years all ol tho stock purchased
In this manner is delivered to the
employee.
A few concrete examples of how
this plan works arc inter osiing. Two
years ago an office hoy earning $50 a
I month contributed $10 of this month
| ly wage to purchasing stock. Today
; ho has nine shares and With the
small cash balance of $12.50 he has
to his credit $575. His net profit is
$340.
Another employee whoso salary 13
$500 a month put in $100 to the pur
chase of sock. Ho has now 91
Aharon, which has n total value of
$5,911. His not profit for the two
years' is $3,561
JOHNNIE HARRIS IS
GOING OUT ON VISIT
Johnnie Harris, Juneau's exclusive
night mere ha nit patrolman, is going
outside on the Princess Louise, leav
ing Thursday far a two months' visit
in Victoria and Raymond, Wash. In
1 Victoria Harris wrll visit relatives
■ and at Raymond ho will visit his
nephew and wife.
'Harris reports that since January
1. this year, he has walked 1,200
■ miles, according to his speedometer.
During that tinro he found 74 doors
, unlocked.
FOR BOB TURNER'S AUTO
PHONE 257 Anytime, Seven passen
' ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand
next to Boston Store. —adv.
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THE SMARTER SEX!
NEW YORK, .limp 4.—Women
liuw beaten moil and madp New
York begging a business, pay ing
| profits of $15 to $200 a day.
1 Operations of women were re
I vealoil by .John I), Godfrey,
mesrleaney Officer of the Brook
f lyn Bureau of Charities.
Wearing black hoods, which
have givon them the name
"black hoods," the women sit on
I camp ktools at busy corners,
1 clasp babies to their Itosotns and
| expend tin cups for alms.
| “The babies usually are rented
! ones,” Godfrey said, "and their
| cries, which attract sympathy,
I often are prompted by vicious
j pin pricks Th ‘black howls’
| buy their hood . fitted with gray
I ljiflr, from shops that have
| sprung up to apply the de
I nia-nd.”
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BIG LAMB SHIPMENTS
DENVER, f..h... May 24. - Prom;
January 1 to April s a total of 0,100 j
cars of lambs ht.ve boon loaded ini
Colorado, ropre uting 1.455,000 head, j
otd rmners ioi »aia at- Empire
Empire Printing Company.
CHAIN STORES
REPORTED SOLD
—
Chicago Units of Piggly
Wiggly Are Disposed of
to Chicago 1' inanders.
MRMP11IS, Tcnn.. Juno l. Ciar
j cnee Saund: r.t, president cf I’lggly
i Wiggly Stores, Inn., announces that
lie haul closed a deal or the sale
«f {17 Piggly Wiggly units In Chl
cago to Chicago financiers, tlic con
sideration being “more than it mil
lirm dolSars," iie raid,
i Mr. Sounder.; declined to Rive th?
j names of rftn (purchasers nr to fix
j the exact amount of the sale price.
. The sal'e was effected after atl n!l
! day conference with mein hers of the
! “pool" 'which Wits associated with
him in the recent New Vtork st wk
| exchango sensation htnl been ad
I journed timil later.
Further n'egolbillons are under way
i if or the sale of other stores of the
f-orpociUion la other cities.
CROUP OFFERS TC GUY ALU
PIGGLY WIGGLY HOLDINGS
CHICAGO, June 4 Harry H.
Field, enurmission merchant of Chi
cago anil iformer vice 'president of
the Piggly Wigply Corporation, an
nonneed that lie would go to Memphis
within a day or two to confer with
Clarence .S Hinders, ilia corporation's
president, regarding 'the acquisition of
its properties. lie said lie knew
nothing of a deal having been closed
by Mr. Saunders.
U. C. COURSES
FOR GREETERS
OAKLAND, Cal., June 4.- Hotel
auditors front nearly all cities In
Northern California, 'While in con
vention here, approved plans for a
hotelmen's coarse of study at the
University of California.
W. L. Crawford of Chicago, mem
ber of the research department of
the American llotelnten's Association,
in an add rocs said:
"Tin' establishment of a uniform
cost-finding system for hotels of I'np
same size and type is an important
-Arp. This will mean that managers
■>f. hotels can tike the department,
hoods into closer contact with them
and provide for labor charges and j
over heed.
"The public Insists that hotel' rates
lie reduced, while the ho-telmen say!
that with the present high prices it j
cannot he done. Neither ihe public
nor the hotel men have the figures, j
hut the es,ftniblls!mient of a d"finite |
cost system will aid both in findingi
the real status of the problem.”
Headanarters lor tadysmlth coal.
Juneau Transfer fio. Phone 48. adv
[nearly HALF OF PHILIPPINE
CHILDREN NOW GO TO SCHOOL
MANILA, June 4.—The PKfUifpine j
Islands have a total of 8,171 -ohooH,|
public and private, with nn npproxl-j
iunate enrollment oC, 1,1 <10.000, accord-j
| ins to'the bureau of education .ml
j the superintendent of prtv.ro schools.',
lit is estimated that the Philippines'
| h ive a population of 2,.">00/0)0 ehil-j
(Iren of school aste.
Public schools alone number 7,041
and attendance reached a to- i,l of
1,004,472 during the last year while
iprivn'e schools number .732 and have
[ an enrollment of 04.83.7.
T-hahtv-five per cent of the private
I schools in the Philippines are 1‘elip
| ions institutions, and only 17 per
' cent secular. Seventy-seven per t en.
rf the religious private schools are;
(’athoille, while the remain ini; eight
per cent are Protestant.
The public school system, in which)
English is taught, includes i: 1 ,V78'
I teachers, 341 of whom arc Arne. cans.,
PACKARD CAR FOR HIRE.
I Phone '.<4 -Stand. Juneau llilliurd
[Parlors. udv.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL j
PROPERTY
No. 2 2 2 6 - A
In the Distiict Court for the Dis-i
trict of Alaska, Division Number;
One. at Juneau,
C. 1.. YOST, Plaint iff, v*. TODD
PACKING COMPANY, u corpora-'
lion, Defendant.
NOTICE- IS HEREBY GIVEN I
That, as commanded by the Writ of;
Execution issued out of the abovei
entitled Court in the above entitled
action on the 26th day of April.)
1923. and under and by virtue of
the judgment and decree duly made
and entered l>y said Court In said I
| action on the 26tb day of April.1
11923, in favor of said plaintiff and!
I against said defendant, /
I 1, GEOROE I). JlEAl’.YIONT, Unlt-i
led States Marshal for the District!,
of Alaska. Division Number One.i'
have levied upon, and will, in obed
ience to said writ and to said judg
ment and decree, sell on the 6tb;
day of June, 1923. at the hour of ;
10 o'clock a. m. at the front door1
of the United Stales Court House, ini
Juneau, Alaska, at public sale, to
the highest and best bidder, fot
cash, tlie following described per
sonai property, tnwit:
All right, title, interest, claim j
and equity of the Todd Packing I
Company, a corporation, in and toi
the following described real prop
erty: _ '
That certain real estate de- f
scribed in a permit issued by
the Forestry Bureau of the De
partment of Agriculture of the
United States to the Todd Pack
ing Company upon Lindenberg
Harbor, Peril Straits, on Chi
chagof Island. Tongass National
Forest Reserve in the Territory
of Alaska;
Together with the salmon
cannery located thereon, in
eluding cannery buildings,
warehouses and all other struc
tures;
Also six (6) trap locations,
two at Hayward Pass, Alaska,
two in Peril Straits, two in
Chatham Straits, Alaska, each
location being identified by a
license numbci issued by the
Territorial Treasurer of Alaska,
the exact location of said fish- ,
ing locations, being more par- j
ticulnrly identified in said li- 1
cense numbers and in the ap
plication therefor on tile in the ;
office of the Territorial Treas
urer of Alaska, to which refer
ence is hereby made;
Together with ail and singu
lar the tenements and here
ditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any t
wise appertaining;
Dated at Todd, Alaslcn, this is!
day of May, 1923.
GEORGE I). BEAUMONT.
U. s. Marshal, i
By E. H. SHERMAN,
Deputy U. S. Marshal.
First publication, May 7, 1923. j
Last publication, June 4, 1923. 1
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LAST TIME TONIGHT
You Will Be Thrilled
By This Big Feature
/pie Law
„ and the
Woman*
Coming Tuesday and We^
nesday—Hoot Mon—Wen
all be there to see “The
j Bonnie Brier Bush."
| After Every Meal
WRfGLEYS
I Chew your food
well, then use
WRIGLEY’S to
aid digestion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean*
breath sweety
appetite keen*
Tht Gnat American
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FOR RENT—$4.00 PER YEAH
Wm. D. Perkins & Co.
BANKERS—211 Cherry St., Seattle
HIT BY PITCHED BALL;
FIRST BASEMAN IS DEAD
MOlUl.WTiHVW .Tin*' 4 — Caseell
W. Movvvr:, first hisouum of the
University of Virginia base hall lean.
Jletl las: Saturday nisht. IIo was
hit by a pltohiM ball in a same lust
Wednesday with t!i ■ University of
PtttfciburRh.
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SHIPMENT OF
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New Diamond Briquets
JUST ARRIVED
Guaranteed to be better than ever—Made from new mixture of high grade
Black Diamond Coal—Unprecedented sale of these new Briquets now taking place all
over the Pacific Coast.
PRICE DELIVERED IN ONE QUARTER TON LOTS OR OVER AT RATE OF $16.00
PER TON
Will send you enough Briquets for sample FREE on request.
Pacific Coast Coal Co.
PHONE 412
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