SPICKETT’ OJ
F» ALAC E
TONIGHT
PATHE NEWS
The vivid drama ftp
'what a desperate
wiP* did aPter she
thought she had
parried the wrong man
STARRING
JePONT
TWO REEL COMEDY
HARRY SWEET
IN
“SHIPWRECKED
AMONG
ANIMALS”
^ Prices IQCj 29q, 30c. Loges 40c.
Coming Thursday
*'N0 WOMAN KNOWS"
Attractions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Pcla Negri in "The
Devil’s Pawn," and Johnny Ray in
‘■Bringing Up Father."
PALACE—Miss do Pont in “False
Kisses.”
COMINC ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM — Hope Hampton in
"Love’s Penalty.”
PALACE—"No Woman Knows.”
“FALSE KISSES”
Palace tonight
With the swtirling sea arou.i 1
lighthouse reef as the background, a
strong drama of three happiness-seek
ilng hearts Is reflected on the screen
Of the Palace Theater tonight in
“False Kisses," a Universal special
Attraction starring Miss du Pont.
“False Kisses” is .realistic. It is
vivid. Most of ail, it presents a
germ of analysis in a day whetT the
Screen play is still thought of chi’f v
as a medium of entertainment, of
simple pleasure without looming or
'tx-nefijt. Wilbur Da.miel Steele wrote
"False Kisses” ns "Ropes," a one-act
play. It was pithiishe.1 In Harper's
anagaaine, and aroused broadsides of
comment. It was bought for the use
Of /Miss du Pont, remembered for
her starring vericlc, “The Rage of
Parts.”
■Miss du Pont is in the central role
and the portrjyala given by Pat
lO'MaHey and Lloyd Whitlock as the
husband land the “friend.” are the
other features.
POLA NEGRI AND JIGGS
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
The big dramatic feature tonight
and tomorrow at the Colis-eum will
•he Pol a 'Negri in “The DavH’s Pawn.”
With scenes laid in hot tempered
Paris. This picture ;is said to be
One of Pola Negri’s best pictures
made In Europe.
■As the comedy feature there will
he Jiggs and Maggie with a big fun
leaking comedy in a “Bringing Up
(Father” series entitled “Jiggs and
the Social Lion."
, It wasn’t until Jiggs introduced a
lion to society at the Astorbilt’s re
ception that father fully realized
lk>w luttenly hopeless it was to try
to put over anything on Maggie, his
domineering spouse.
The social lion at Mrs. Astorbilt's
affair was the Count do Spoof. When
Jfaggio eebt father home because ol
.gmtra*t*oiu conduct,, fathof de
elded to got even by introducing liLs
own social lion.
From an animal trainer Jiggs bor
rowed a King of tho Jungle, and
turned him loose among the Astor
blit's guests, .Pandemonium broke
loose, but Maggie thought handling
'a lion couldn't be any more difficult
i than (handling Jiggs and—well, the
(lion put his- tail between his legs
jand ran home to his trainer. The
King of the Jungle had been worsted
by a deadly look from ..Maggie’s eyes.
‘•NO WOMAN KNOWS"
AT PALACE THURSDAY
When Molly Braudels crossed toil
worn hands on her breast and rio -1
her eyes in eternal rest. Fanny, her
I daughter, cried; then milled. She
smiled because the world demands a
smile and it was her task to battle
tho world.
Not particularly for herself, for
her wants were few and her mother's
little store in Wisconsin furnished a
meagre living, hut to keep faith witii
her mother. To keep her promise
that she would care for her brother,
whoso musical education had cost
them every comfort in Jife; whos-'
i incessant demands were met un
! selfishly and who, In return, gave
I nothing.
Fanny wont to Chicago to work in
a mail-order bouse. She arose to a
position of prominence by own
merit and itlien—
'Fenger, a masterful and unmoral
man, sought her.
'Seeking her also, but for a better
reason, was Hc.vl, a clever young
newspaperman; a childhood sweet
heart.
But Fanny’s heart was not he
own Its every pulsation of strength
belonged to the brother in Europe.
Then her brother came home—to
Fanny. With lh!,m was a child; Urn
.child of a loveless marriage. A
motherless child.
What happened to Fanny and her
heart?
You will know when yon have seen
“No Woman Knows,” Universal's
■epochal story of a woman’s heart,
which comes to the Palace Thursday.
HOPE HAMPTON AT
COLISEUM THURSDAY
Tint youth will ho served is gener
ally admitted, hut it is seldom that
two youngsters will .make suoh a
mark in a pTofoasion where' experi
ence is counted as a valuable asset
! as has been made by the youths re
sponsible for the motion picture pro
duction of "Love's Penal t v.” Hope
1 Hampton, who Is starred In It. lias
yet to celebrate her 19 th birthday,
and John Gilbert, who wrote the
story and also directed its produc
tion, lajjJts sorno months of being
s 23 years old.
Despite the youth of the two people
j mainly responsible for it, “Love's
(.Penalty," which will be the attrac
tion at itlio Coliseum Theater, begiu
! nlng Thursday, is listed as one of
j the most dramatic film productions of
I tho present >yi ir. Miss Tlamptoft has
| a role in which she has never been
I more lovclly, and the youthful enthusi
asm of the author and director has
been reflected in tho vim and fast
moving dramatic action of tho com
pleted story.
LAUNCHING OF ALASKA
! IN PALACE’S PATHE
The Pathp to be shown at Ilie Pnl-|
are on Thursday night of this week
will contain a snap of the launching!
of the new steamer Alaska, at Ta-j
coma, recently, ami shows the spon
sor, Miss 'Francis Nowell, of Juneau,
las she appeared when the bottle was!
smashed against the sides of the new
steamer.
PRINCE RUPERT ADOPTS
HIGH TAXATION RATE
The Prince Rupert municipal lax
rate for the current year will be
4.3611 per cent. The budget.Requires
the raising of $213,324.73, and the
tax rate was made to produce that
amount.
The City Council of Prince Rupert
has reached a settlement will* the
city employees on the question <rf
wages by agreeing to 50 cents an
hour for common labor and 57’a
cents an hour for those engaged
whore ski if Is required.
PULP PLANT BUSY
SyTho pulp and lumber and shingles
plant at ’Swanson Bay are working
three shifts and transporting nine
carloads of products weekly to Prince
Rupert for shipment to the Hast via
the Canadian Natdbnai Railroads.
FOR BOB TURNER'S AUTO
next to Boston Store. —adv.
PHONE 257 Anytime. Seven passen
ger car. Comfort and Safety. Stand
TRY SULPHUR UN
IN ECZEMA SUN
Costs little u\i Overcomes Trouble
Almost Over Night
Any breaking out of the skin,
even fiery, Itching eczema, can be
quickly overcome by applying Men
tho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin
specialist. Because of Its germ de
stroying properties, this sulphur
preparation instantly brings ease
from skin irritation, soothes and
heals the eczema right up and leaves
the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the tor
ment without delay. Sufferers from
skin trouble should obtain a small
Jar of Rowles Mentlio-Sulphur from
any good druggist and use it lilts
cold cream.
(advertisement.)
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TURKEY’S JOAN OF ARC ENTERTAINS U. S. JACKIES.
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JrC cilXtila.
A+til 115^ of&ucbwJ* /***-.
Hallide llanmim, the Joan of Arc of Turkey, "I'li h r husband, Adnem Hey, Oovernpr of Con*
stantinoplo, cnteitained ihe American jackh.t from the destroyer fleet, in their tmnui at iStavnbbul.
a suburb of Conrtan filicide, IJailide Hannuni, one -of the foremost educators and suffragists in Tur
key, is the daughter of Mnslnpha Kemal Paulin's chic adviser. She fought against Uho (! reeks aif a
sergeant in tlie ranks and is now Commissioner of education in Ihe new 'Angora Uvoernment.
Mmo. Ilannnin is a graduate of th'> American College in Constantinople and holds Americans in high
esteem.
MISSING LINKS |
WILL BE BUILT
SAM PR WOISCO. May 29 The
I Victory Highway will lt<« a pas aide
I rotftl In*t> North.-ni anti Central i.’.ill
j fornia this year, and will he an i n
proved highway in 1924, actor.ling
to George S. Forderer. chairman of
the executive commit :eo of (he Cali
fornia. S’ i to AmoiiirhHP A - social ion.
Morderer slaasl Ilia, $100,000 raised
f!t Northern anti Cerda .1 California
will result in the expand It lira of
$790,000 on the Victory Highway in
Utah and Nevada In 1922 and 1924.
Assurances have born given to Utah
and Nevada by the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, Utah-Nevadfi :
California Highway Association, the
California S', a..,* Automobile Associa
tion, and the boards of su-porvisors
that this sum will be forthcoming,
Forderer stated.
iA total of $50,009 will Ijr given to
Utah. This sum will rube in that!
state, with Federal and state aid, j
a total of $420,000, which will com j
ple.te the Wendover cut-off.
The remaining $50,000 will go In.
Nevada, where with Federal aid.,
$330,000 will he available for expendi
ture on three Section's of the Victory!
Highway. These sections, located
east of Wad-worth, between Hattie
Mountain and Shoshone Point, and
between Shoshone Point and Carlin,
Nev.. are now passable. The $350,000,:
which the $50,000 contribution to
Nevada will make possible, will im-j
prove these sections to the
of t ho remaining portion
trauRcontiiKMital liIghnvay
Without assistance from
an I Central California, which ha
now- been definitely pledged, Utah!
will lose its Federal aid money, j
There is a provision in the Federal |
Highway Act, according to Forderer.
which authorizes the Secretary c-f
Agriculture to require preference to
be given to the completion of inter
state highways.
The Secretary of Agriculture has
notified the highway authorities of
Utah than no more Federal aid
money will be granted to that slate
until means are provided to construct
a road west of Salt bake City
.Chairman Forderer states that im
provement of the Victory Highway
through Utah and Nevada will give
Northern California and Central Call
fornta 95 per cent of the ton. 1st
travel which is now diverted to other
points, principally to Southern C:
standard
of this!
Northern 1
fornlu. One out of every th.-ea
transcontinental tourists, according
to the good roads ’bureau of Hie
California State Automobile Asso- .a
tfon, ultimately becomes a resident
of California.
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NOTICE.
Every person who owns or keeps S
a dog within the city limits shall j
report to the City C'lerk and pay a ]
license of four dollars for every male |]
and six dollar:; tor ( very female doc;!*
in their possession, on and after thelj
first of June. a
No dog. shall be kept in the city j
unless owner has complied with this!
ordinance. Violation of ordinance!
subjects owner to fine of from ton;
to fifty dollars.
A. E. GURR, City Clerk.
Furniture moved and stored..
Heavy hauling done. Phone 48. Ja
nenn Tranefer. —ad* |
Why Druggists Recommend;
Swamp-Root.
For many years druggists have!
watched with much'Interest the re
markable record maintained by Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great
kidney, liver and bladder medicine.
It is a physician’s prescription.
Swamp-Root is a strengthening j
medicine. It helps the kidneys, liver
and bladder do the work nature In
tended they should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test
of years. It is sold by all druggists!
on its merit and it should help you.|
No other kidney medicine has so.
many friends.
He sure to get Swamp-Root and
start treatment at once.
However, If you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten
cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle.
When writing be sure and mention
this paper. (advertisement.)
BARE KNEE PLUS
ULTRA BARRED
AT EAST BEACH
: N'liuglity bathing i t >!-, will
not be tv.lrratctl on tlic iivun.stan
nench.
The rules apply .'or men and
\v. non bathers.
.Men mn t wear hi iiirt offr-et
on their swim ml fig suits or a j
shirt outside lho trunks, except
when t'lauivol knee pants are
| worn.
Women must wear a blouse
and bloomers -1111. with or with
out mocking,;, provitVod the
bloomers are not1 shin ter than
1 four Inches above the knees. |
The blouse must have one-quar
j 'ter arm sleeves or close fitting
i armholes.
I Tho genera'l rule will he that |
| milts must not expose the cites: 1
' lower than a lino drawn on a 1
level with the arm pit;
BEAR HUNTERS GET BROWNIE
A brown bear, mcjuiirlng 111'A feet
,nd weighing about 1,000 irounds, is
ito trophy of a hear hunting oxprdl
ion. the past week, in which A. G
Atennc Karl Thello ami Dr. W. A
Borland were the chi actors. Til el
hunters r a; no t to Juneau yoate-r-;
day sil'i-r spending four days at LI-1
slanskl Inlet and I (la ho Inlet. None*
of tiia party claim iIre dl-tinvtton of]
■the bear but simpleton point#:
thro- having a hand in the
The trip was the first Mr.
killing
to il!l
deed.
M i i n ■
Alar l;a
ii-t' made since liin arrival in |
NURSES HOME FOR RUPERT
Th- p - »pio of Print- > itupert luve
just completed a campaign which re
I suited in raising $15,000 for the con
1 K'trnctinn of n nurses' home in tliat
i town. Tho new home will serve as ]
a residence for the nurses and pupils j
I employed at the Prlllee Rupert Gen
eral Hospital.
KETCHIKAN PEOPLE WED
Miss Gran Helen Amundsen and
Morris Vick, two well known young]
people of Ketchikan and children of
pioneers of that town, were recently ]
. married tl. re. where Hi will c m-;
ilmie to make their home. Mr. Vick]
is engaged In halibut fishing. II" is j
an es-service man,
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PACKARD CAR FOR HIRE.
Phone 94—Stand. Juneau Hilliard
Parlors. adv. -
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TONIGHT AND
WEDNESDAY
Prices 10c, 20c, 40c, Logcs 50 cents.
Coming Thursday and Friday- HOPK HAMPTON in I
"LOVE’S PENALTY” !
I
CHAV WMANUS
THE LAUGH OF A LIFETIME
THE NEWLYWEDS
A daily drama of the young couple you all know who are bringing up the most mar
vellous baby in the world.
Don’t miss a single day’s installment of this uproarious fun piece. Remember—every
day beginning Saturday, June 2 in the \ $ u
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