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PALACE
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PATHE NEWS
8,000 LAUGHS TONIGHT 1
Frank Tuttle and Fred Waller Jr. Present
GLENN HUNTER
IN |
“THE CRADLE BUSTER"
fhe Fastest, Speediest, Funniest, Most Original and =
Thrilling Comedy Ever Presented.
AND SUNSHINE COMEDY l
“BUSINESS IS BUSINESS” I
FORTY CENTS
SUNDAY v |
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RUPERT HUGHES’ |
“REMEMBRANCE” 1
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ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—<Dorothy Dalton a ad Ru
dolph Valentino in "Moran of the
Lady Letty.”
PALACE—Glenn Hunter in “The
Cradle Buster.”'
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Wanda Hawley in “Her
Beloved Villain.”
PAL AC E—••Remembrance.”
RUDOLPH VALENTINO IS
HtT IN COLISEUM SHOW
The Awune Rudolph Valentino a~
seem in "The Sheik,” •with the flash
ing eye. ragtfl. h stulle and perfect
loving wayis, is again at the Coliseum.
tUpyortlBK Dorothy Datum in “Moran
ot it.ho dUuly I.s'ity." This feature is
eft Tor tlur- last time tonight, only
opo show, 'starting a» 8 o'clock.
:Tho two stats are splendid in this
(production. The action tarts a little
slow, but get* speed and ends in
almost a whir!Wind of fights.
There Is plenty of punch and tin ills
In this show which is a good on •
Irotn Hiatt to HafsHi. Dorothy Dal
ton, always a favorite on the Chan
nel, is splendid .in a new character
ization. Being a marine story, for
Mfre iffikwt T-'-trit, Juneau fans w ill b •
especially interested in “Moran cf
the Lady Letay,” which is one c:
Norris’ best novels filmlz I.
PALACE TONIGHT
AND SATURDAY
'Rve.ry pleasure tends. I t raise the
tide vlt life, anti ravery |;ain tends u
law or it.
Is It not best then to look for the
(pWaotircs and make it our especial
effort to 'look for the good thing's in
llfeT
-■Laughter Is one of the pleasures of
this life and the one who can laugh
is always happy, contented and with
out care or worry.
Ono gol>d way to got .the benefit of
la:tighter Is to go to the Palace The
ater <tonUlht and see “The Cradle
©lister,” a. roM'tcfking comody, which
•will itraKsport you to another world
and create a happiness which will
itno lasting. Tha story of “The Cradle
Buster” concerns a young man who
bias been "motIk red" to death and on
Ala 21Rt birthday, decides to seek
bkia 'Independence. His birthday hap
ippas to fall on July I. Independence
Duty, and ho takes -advantage of the
time to free the shackles of a loving
ftsft. aver-indulge n't mother, and strike
elil on hit; own account.
—
WANDA HAWLEY AT
COLISEUM TOMORROW
."Wamlia Hawley t.s a real little West
erner, truly a golden girl from the
golden WeHt. She grow up iu Seattle.
Tfent to the public schools there, af
■tim'ded the Strife Culvers tty, and
ISanght for a short while in the pub
lic schools. R more wholesome and
.STpleal American girl could not be
•Mund than this engJgittg little blonde
Berson, who conibinos unaffected
with true American independ
ence and grit.
Ifewley planned a singing ra
rictr. Being gifted with a dear so
iBfuno voice, she ctrltigated it indtis
tziou.dy. and went to New York City
Kd make her vocal debut. Three
iHOEg recitals only did she give be
jCpre a sudden throat affliction robbe I
iter forever of tier -singing voice and
ijftade the silent drama practically her
'last resort, unlaw sho docidoJ to
giye up all thought of a career,
fgijjgpice ijias indeed proved golden
lor thi? gold*njhaired daughter «1
1 tho golden W st. Success crowned
j her earliest screen efforts and from
['the time “Old Wives for New,” her
j first picture role, was shewn, Wand i j
Hawljy 1 tits been a rail screen f:i
vorito- Roles in support of several |
male stans soon 'brought stardom for
her, and ft was Itoalart Pictures Cor
poraitfon that placed her under her
first, starring contract.
"Her Beloved Villain," .Miss Haw
.ley’s third picture, is at tile Coli
'■soum Saturday matin e and Samr
| day night.
"REMEMBRANCE" AT
[PALACE SUNDAY
[ "Romembranee," written and direct -j
,ed iby Rupert Hughes, and produced j
by Gold wy n Pictures f’orporat.iou, is
ilxlokod lor two days at tlie Palace’
[ Theater, conrirncing Sunday matinee.
This is the most important motion
I picture that has c..;;c I i the Palace
Theater in many month, and i, acted
! by an all <cir cast. Addition il in
| terewt atlacli-'s to the production in
■ that i?t is tlhe first big photoplay in
; which the father of a family is -made
I he hero. We have bad mother stor
i lbs. hut never a father story such as
I Rupert Hughes tins written under
the title of "Remembrance."
Tlie picture abounds in heart-inter
o# anil is absolutely faithful to life
[in the unfohlimm of the story of
j Pop and 1irs pampered family. The
strain rtf incessant toiling to increase
his income is (ton nvnch for the fa.ther
who tflrially crtllalpses and for a long
itimo 'is wo serloiif.ly ill, -that his re
covery iis doubtful. But lie does get
'well and tor the first time finds his
family con.- derhlte of hits welfare.
At the clcse of the .picture it appears
that Poor Oi l Pop is going to have
an ©artier time during his declining}
years.
BILL HART AT
COLISEUM SUNDAY
dllll Hart Is sionie scrapper, as
I everybody knbw«, but in his new Pur
j a1.notin' picture, “Tlie Testing Block."
j which cobles to the Coliseum Theater
; next Sunday for a two days’ engage
1'iiient, he is a veritable super-man.
'A straying minstrel baud, with a
[lovely girl who plays the violin, winds
['through the trails of the California
' Sierras 'in the days of gold. Mr. Hart
[ is chief of the bandit gang. They
j force 'the ipiuyers to entertain them :
i in the heart at .the -mjiiwood fore, j
[The iiaW-savftge outlaws are avid in
I their desire to capture thp girl and!
'"Sierra" Bill, I Mr Hart) forces them I
ito Tight him, ono by one, for the
[right do claim her. He beats U(em
! all and then, himself half crated,
! seeks the girl and forces her to
! marry him. That is the beginning of
, a sitory of human tragedy and joy.
'■which unfolds In a mighty sequence
jaf compelling incidents,
j Mr. Hart vvfvvte the story. I,am
I'bent Hillyer adapted and directed it.
i The photography was by Joe August,
A. S. C. Eva Novak is the leading
| woman.
NOTICE.
| Fresh killed chickens ranging in
weight from 3 to 6 pounds, also a
few ducks left. Order one day In
advance to insure delivery. I>. il.
FEMMKB. —ad/.
Headquarters tor i*dysmith coal
Funeau Transfer Co. Phone 48. adv
ELI MOORHOUSE & CO.
Certified Public Accountants
L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle.
Audits and Income Tax Service
Annual visits to Alaska.
WALES GETS OVER IN SAFETY.
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The PrinjRR_ of Witlew sofhcrimes gc., his ihorae over tie jumps
without failing. Here ho is shown taking ;i wim er jump in the
Welsh CUiiN-ds r.H-s, pi Gr.uhon, ia which ho ,fin,?shoil fourth without
■getting a single i-pill.
REVENUES FROM
FISHERIES, 1923
WILL BE LARGE
Cannerymen Estimate Fisher
ies Industry Will Pay
$700,000'This Year.
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With tiiio final graduation
eliminated oil packs of nil varieties
of salmon, Ixrth Houses of th 1, 'g|s
iatnre adopted the < onlorenee <■ un
mllneo's sidtedulo on pack taxes siion.
1y before midnight. I'nder this
Schedule well inform'd c.utmr.vmen
etstiimsiite the Territory will collect
$ mo,(too this year Kind that addl
ttonal revenue, from the fi heries
will inert is1 the total from fisher!<
to (approximately $700,000.
The salmon pack riles under which
it is estimated the greater portion
of this -sum will lie d *rtved, fi? vir
tually Iderttiical uvith that adopted by
till© Senate Wednesday night: tin
reds, kings and Buckeyes the follow
ing rates apply: a 'base tax oai all
packs tip to 10,000 cases, .10 cents
per ease; additional tax on all cases
from 10,000 and not more than 27,000,
5 conns; in excess of 2.a,000 and not
more than 40,000, a cents per rise;
$50,000 to 50,000 cases. 5 cents per
case, and all above 50,000 eases, 5
cents per ease.
On medium reds, cohoes and sock
eyes. on packs not exec ' ling 25,000
causes, 4'2 cents per case; 25,000 lo
40.000 cast s. 2 cents per case ad I -
Itlo-n'al; 40,000 to 50,000, 4 cents par
eU'sa 'addiitibnal, and all above 50.000
cases, 6 cents per case a ldltlon.il.
The trap license under which it is
estimated by oannd^men -the $110,
000 will ibti raised anbnally. prnvid-'
for a. 'base license ifee cf $2oo 'in
traps! catching not more than 100.000
fish, end $2 per thousand lor each
1.000 t h ..liken above the 100,000
ba.se.
Tho ifisliermeh's licrmc meauura
as paused by the Senate and accept
ed by the Molise, it Os e. timale I. will
bring ill aar roxim'.Li ly $80,000 an
nually to tho Territory curries f mr
distinct, feds- For resident fisher
men of all classes. $1: for non-rest
1onts, utaing hook and line the en
tire year, 'incliiQlatr trailer-7, $2; non
residents tiring gili mens and set
lines, $10, and non-residents using
3einen or set nets, $25.
In addition, it is eutlma'tcd that
the one per c nt tax on net incurics
will btin'g into til.' Treasury this year
not ye s than the revenue from the
same an un la; t year, or $20,000.
Ail of these etiqisl-s are based ott
a ipasdi In H»2.'i art less than tli.ut
put up lust year.
I»st Bometni*... You can gel tt
jack by using the ‘‘!»«t and Found
oliuss of The Brtolre
SIDELIGHTS ON
LAST DAY OF
| LEGISLATURE
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From early wcniing until adjourn
1 meat this morning, the Mall ry ot the
' Torrftoiial Houso and chairs in tho
; Senate rhumlr.'i ’were noil filled with
| spectators.
Gov. Scott Hone, Secretary Hon
Il.trdinK, Secretary of Alaska Tiveile
and John !•'. Starr, of th same office,
w re on !i in I during the c!;> ns
iiourj to iie cl tiny aw-is-tuneo to the
ijestlalators.
I Jo; ,1 Hiii, owner of (lie Gar Me
Bunding, proai-Bit I a box of a >• >rt .1
fruit—to the emrloyrei of the Senete
and H -use lti. t nig1rt.
Thi' "barber hop” quartette of the
House whiled away the early liioril
itiK liours watting for conference re
ports to lie t.vpoil lit’ ' Yon de ring all
old s iiii they could reiuomher.
it. took jit tt tfbout four minutes for
legislators anti employee* to clear
from the Garalde Building t'ai* morn
inn after adjournment, coins to break
fast or to "hit tile feathers.”
Governor Hone was accorded spe
cial -priv ilegos last night, and occupied
the chair to th ■ rlgb of the presiding
officer, at various times during the
session last night.
President Hunt of ihe Senate sur
prised Senators and -poctator.s this
ltinniinK at adjournment by sinking
three verses and three choruses of
Important to ail Women
Readers of this Paper.
Thousands upon thousands of
women have kidney or bladder
trouble and never suspect it.
Women’s complaints often prove
to lie nothing else but kidney'
I trouble, or the result of kidney or
bladder disease.
ir the kidneys are not in a
healthy condition, they may cause
tlie other organs to become diseased.
You may suffer pain in the back,
headache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous,
irritable and may bo despondent;
■ i m ikes any one so.
Hut hundreds of women claim
that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Boot, by
restoring health to the kidneys,
proved to he Just the remedy needed
to overcome such conditions.
Many send for a sample bottle to
see what Swamp-Root, the great
kidney, liver and bladder medicine
will lio for them. Hy enclosing ten
cents to Hr. Kilmer k Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y„ you may receive
sample size bottle by Parcel Post,
i You can purchase medium and large
size bottles at all drug stores,
f advertisement )
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60 WITH THE CROWD
to the
Saturday Night Dance
at the
MOOSE HALL
Gentlemen 75c. Ladies Free
a song of 50 years ago. “r*nl.ltlo l “My
.Vilivo Land
A S44ni»irr 1 mean: nothing in
the 1 Jfe of the young lady employe <
of bath the 9"iia,:e an.I House until
ibis inanting when ()i 1 9ol began t.>
shew hImsc'bf and then lie looked
down oil several forms draped over
typewriters in t.be arms of Morplieu
—but no snrrlng.
Candy was a big dish with the
clei’k-ai ,1'oree of both Houses through
the wf iry hours and besides the sup
plies ifrom the IsogtsJatnrs, Dr. S.
Hall Voting. Chaplin of the Senile,
ami 1'. S. .Marshal Hearge I). Brau
iwnt were ranked "I I" when th
present oh! sweet gifts.
The usual resolutions by (lie ia.ni
bers of both Houses I ha liking offi
cials of the Territory for assistance
in imakitvg r. pro's and the attaches
for their inlendid work were passed
during the i arly morning h hits.
Many wen; to be “ill on" the las:
niliriftrs of the si ms. tint few
reiriaihird if or the “finish." the ma
jority taking one yawn and then an
| other, and then quietly slipping away
land for heme or In >1 an l to lied.
REV C. G- DENTON HERE
ON WAY TO ANCHORAGE
II v. C. U. Hen on, who has been
.pastor of the Pro.Oyierian Church
I at Haines ; ir the pa 1 four years, is
| in Ain hi on liis way weak ward. I)r.
Denton will leave on the Alameda
next week for Anelior.vge. where lie
will t ike c'.largo of the Presbyterian
! Chiu-eli in 111;;; city. He ia accoir.san
| hsl by Mrs. Demon.
| Now Is the time to order your
I lawn gras seed. Ree D. 15. Femmer.
—adv.
WINTER ILLS
The scientist was often 1
puzzled to account for the
efficacy of cod-liver oil.
'Hie discovery of vitamines
has helped solve the riddle.
Scott’s Emulsion
isrichinhealth-buildingvita- ,
mines and is a helpful 4a
factor In preventing
the so-called “winter jn//
ills.” It helps keep *iJlL
the vital forces of the body
strong to resist disease.
ttrtl * Ikjwar BloonfitM. H.J. »M
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I SAFE INVESTMENTS •
I I
City Rond*, Improvement |
Bonds, School Bonds, First
Mortgage Loans, County Wnr
rants. To net 6% to 8% Inter
est. Correspondence solicited. |
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Wm. D. Perkins & Co. j
| Bankers, Seattle, Wash t
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Second Avenue & University St.
250 Rooms—Modern
Fireproof—Cafe—Garage
Rates: $1.50 up: Rulh $2.50 up.
Special Winter Rates.
Headquarters for Alaskans.
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= Last Time Tonight—Only One Show at 8 o’Clock =
S RUDOLPH yALENTINO I
AND =
| DOROTHY DALTON I
= in i
I “MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY” |
Some production You'll say so—See it. £
1= Admission children 10 cents, youths 20 cents,
i£ adults 50 cents. =
| COMING SATURDAY MATINEE-SATURDAY NIGHT l
that dainty little blonde
I WANDA HAWLEY |
£ IN N |
1 “HER BELOVED VILDAN" |
This is a comedy—rich and Frenchy §
1 COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY ^
^ Oh Boy—Oh Girl—Oh Everybody
1 BILL HART in “THE TESTING BLOCK”
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Seattle Fur Exchange
65 MARION STREET VIADUCT
Seattle.US.A
Good Service
Quick Returns
We are selling agents for
Alaska Fur Shippers, disposing
of your furs to the best advan
tage possible. Regular Sales
will be held about every two
months. Special sales held
whenever market justifies.
Advances made on shipments
when requested.
Give us your support
Ship now for our next sale
Commission
We charge shipper 4% on lots over
$1,000 and 5% on lots under $1,000,
which covers fire and burglary insur
ance and all handling charges.
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Trade Mark Registered
Particular Buckhecht inoccasin-lype production.
Exclusive feature of construction combined with
Munsin Last make the Buck-Strip supreme for out
of-door wear.
In various heights to suit the needs of sportsmen,
engineers, farmers, woodsmen, etc.
THE FOOT PART IS OF TWO LAYERS OF LEATHER. THE MOCCA- 1
SIN SEAM IS PROTECTED WITH THE PATENTED BUCK-STRIP. THE jj
LEATHER IS THOROUGHLY OILED IN THE PROCESS OF TANNING. jj
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