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PATHE NEWS
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Through the gale
Seas lashing at him
A new love driving him
HOBART
BOSWQRTH
fe Set, lion
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
“OVER THE FENCE”
Coming
MISS DU PONT in
“The Golden Gallows”
A ttraclions
at Theaters
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—’'A Connecticut Yankee.”
PALACE—Hobart Bosworth in "The
Sea Lion.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—All-star cast in "Satur
day Night.”
PALACE—Miss DuPont in "Golden
Gallows."
"CONNECTICUT YANKEE”
RETURNS AS BIG HIT
Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yan
kee,” as pre-sc at oil on the screen at
the Coliseum last nf&'ht, proved as
big .i fc“t cn a return date as it did
whsin first si town several months
ago. The {iiidici’Jce list night kept
continually KlggT.lr.-g and tli n laugh
ing out loud at tho fun as it w is uu
fci'.ded. Tho titles are “great’' and
go big. "A Connecticut Yank"is
perhaps the of the I ggest fc tturos
cK its kind fit .vn in Jun .m for
many sea sens. This Mark Twain
story is on top flip last t!:n tonight.
OCEAN S SCENIC WONDERS
SHOWN IN "THE SEA LION"
Wonderful sea scenery provides a
unique 'background for a story of tre
mendous 'power in li abaft Cos war tit’s
latest starring picture. "The Si i
Lion,,” which is being distributed by
Associated l-'ir-t Nat ion all Hic’ures
Inc., ami is being sluy>vnt at the l’al
.U'o Theater, l’r.ictically all of th -
shots wore*taken aboard ship, on an
Isolated island or along tho wharves
olf San iFriunci-feo, nifakhig it the most
ejtvliiatve sea picture That has ever
been filmed.
Hobart lies worth returns to the
Serpen In a njuvei/irl r::f 3 as Nets
Nelson, lindom’Table sit inter of “Tile
Uair.” • With him arc associated a"
fine a set of roughnocks as ever
sailed under the Jkilly Roger or' any
Other flag ■ that nvutnr; blit the
tough old Viking knows how' To keep
ijheini in hand. It is ociliy when the
more human r.ote rif blood relation
■fliip enters I lie story that the iron
liaves the man's soul an 1 he finds
Ifis heart.
Tills picture will b ■ on tonight
djhd tomorrow.
“SATURDAy'nIGHT” 15
WORTH SEEING ANY NIGHT
Cacil R. DeMrf.lc's big production
“Saturday 'NigW,” was finished ont
Wednesday night.
■ Sounds a bit confusing, doesn't it:
But, ifrom th ■ time Mr. DeMille an
nofmeed tlie title c! hs’.s latest Pan*
mount picture, confusion was tin
order of tlK> day around the Laskj
Studio at Hollywood, Cull. •
“What are you doing FViday night?'
one at'tor (would ask an'ofhor.
“I'm working on ‘Saturday Night'-'
“I don't cire what you do Salut'd ij
night. I am talking about Frida;
* night."
“And I t iM you (in plain Englisi
that I am w:thing Friday night oi
‘Saturday Night,’ and I can’t aecsp
your invitation.”
“You'ro working Friday night oi
fljtilurday Night?’ Say, nre you era*;
or ami? 'Nrjw listen here1; tjni
tht-s nonsense and tell me: are yoi
working on Friday night?”
“1'ra not cra*y. 1 told you ant
Mifitti
I’ll tell you si'galu: I'm working Fri
day night on ‘Saturday Night’—”
“Oil—! Then come over next
week.”
Xo matter on win; night the public
so, s "Saturday Night” a: the Coli
seum Theater beginning tj.nari w.
they wifi- he 'assured of un enjoyable
owning, lit you can't see “Satur
day Night” on Saturday night, try
to be on hand any night during the
! run.
Th ro w ill only il>-» ona show each
night.
'"THE COLDEN'GALLOWS"
fCOMING TO PALACE
•Miss DnIAint,. do'ding woman of
j "Fck/ilsh Wives," and a Universal star
( In her own rigflit, may be seen “t!
i the Palace Theater n xt Friday in
j "The Golden U.idtows," the story of
la wcai.in who war, unlucky enough to
1 inherit a million.
It isn't generally < onsi derail a *bad
I thing to be : n heir to a fortune. Hut
f. r a girl to inherit a vest tun of
money from a man who ia no rela
tion of 'hers and supposedly means
nothing in her i.voung life, is another
matter entirely. The 'public likes to
talk 'uiWout it.
When Willow Winters heard that
her clubman friend. Lcander Hills,
had been killed by a former sweet
heart, site was genuinely sorry, for
he had been kind to her—after lie
had found out tint he couldn’t bo
anything disc. And when she learned
i ltf.it lie had left 'her a million or two,
j she was deeply surprised and grat
! ful though it was too late to express
' her gratitude.
But when the public learned of it
I then thy story begins.
Penalty for Furnishing
False Information Now
J ST. PAUL, Minn., .March 14*—Any
; person who wilfully furnishes a Mln
1 ncsota newspaiper with a false state
mont. is guilty of a 'misdemeanor, un
: tier the terms of a. la w enacted by
j the present Legislature.
L is aimed at .practical jokers and
malicious 'persons who send in false
notices of weddings, engagements or
I other “events,” and any person who
! gives such misinformation to u news
| paper “wilfully, knowingly and raa
| Wcirnrsly,” comes under its provi
I sions.
Prcfersor Rcstn. Palmist and Crystal
Gazer. Who Is Well Known Along
the Pacific Coast and More Es
l pecially in Seattle Arrives.
If anyone lias any personal or
! bus in era troubles which be cannot
|solve for himself, lie will iinil help
(by consulting Professor Hosen, at
Hoorn 304, Gastinoau Hotel. He
claims to be an expert in bring!jig
peace to the mind and determina
tion to the troubled and undecided
j individual. Inquiry of anyone who
has consulted this well known palm
ist and psychologist will bring forth
words of praise for him. Private
calls will bo made at any time and
appointments may be made by
1 phoning 10.
Those people not believing In!
palmistry, or who are ashamed to
have their hands road may read the
BlbUv tor reference in the Hook of
Kevelitlon, chapter 14, verse H; the
Book of Proverbs, chapter 3, verse
16.
I)o you wish to know how to have
i good luck, how to succeed in busi
ness, how to make your home hap
py, how to marry the one you
choose, how to make anyone love
you, how to mend your family
troubles, ho wto get a good posi
i tion, how to remove bad Influences,
! how to control anyone, how to make
distant ones think of you, how to
hold your husband's love, how to
hold your wife's love? Then go and
see Professor Hosen while you have
the opportunity.
Private calls' made at any time.
In town a few days only. adv.
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If l.’s advertised It’s of TIMELY
! INTEREST. That’B something to rc
j member—to your profit.
ACID STOMACH
SOURSTHE FOOD
Says Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid Is Cause of
Indigestion.
—
| A well-known authority states
that stomach trouble and Indigestion
| are nearly always due to acidity
j acid stomach — and not, as most
! folks believe, from a lack of <li
| Restive juices. Me slates that an
! excess of hydrochloric acid in the
! stomach retards digestion and starts
food fermentation; then our meals
tour like garbage In a can. forming
acrid fluids and gusep, which inflate
Lite stomach like a toy balloon. We
then get that heavy, lumpy feeling
jin the chest, we eructate sour food,
belch gap or have heartburn, flatu
: lenee, water-brash or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all di
Igestlvo aids and instead get from any
! pharmacy four ounces of Jud Salts
I and take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast, while it is
i effervescing, and furthermore, to
j continue this for one week. While
! relief often follows the first dose, It
is important to neutralize the acid
ity, remove the gas-making mass,
i start the liver, stimulate the kidneys
and thus promote a free flow of pure
digestive juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and is
i made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia
land sodium phosphate. This harmless
i j salts is used by ttacsisands of Btom
jacb sufferers with excellent results,
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SECRET SERVICE MEN AFTER 1,000 COUNTERFEITERS.
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Cctv> ttariV it few
JtvcpkA
Pc
I’n covering :i worlil-wirc coun
terfeit in;r plot, with headqunrters
in New Yeik City, the Federal Se
cret Service, Under .ic-cpii A. l“ul
riui. Chief Operative in churso of j
the Now York Department <if the I
Secret Service, tuia lie.auu u round
up '1L i" li 1.1 l.Ot'h perrons in con
i-eeit;n with t.lic conspiracy. Twen
ty-two nth,nil rinqleadoiH, mudn.n
whom wore two women, were early
rounded up in V u York City.
ITAtY TRYING
TO SUPPRESS
ALL GAMBLING
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ROME. March 11- Gambling lw?
found no friend.-; in it ha governmen:
of Prenvl r M iisaolin i. which. by ;i re-j
(cent d " !fion. baa authoriz. I 111- re
pression of the practice on the I
ground ; that it due? Kot promote a i
lreMthy morality in tbo •nation and j
that Talitm cities must find better j
'means titan “p.traslllslm and vice" for,
their prosperity.
The Minister iff the Interior. th<- •
portfolio of which is held by Premier
Mussolini, hat ‘boon given ipowor to i
adapt -itvere measures to run down
the gamblers amt to abolish tile tra.f-j
fii in any quarter whore it may be j
found. «
The regular government lottery,
which takes place weekly and lvir |
been in feature of Italian liie for,
many dread1 .* a. will continue to func-1
Lion. Other lotteries for .philanthropic ]
and charitable purposes 'will bo held
from .time to time when government,
regulations pertaining to 'them have
been fulfilled.
NEVADA HAS BIG
HAY PRODUCTION
iltBXO. Nov., M:ircn 14. Between
700.000 and 800,000 toils of liny'arcj
produced in the s.tnte of Nevada an
nually, on less than 36.00O acres of
cultivated land, and less than three
per cent, of this crop cv6r gets to!
the railroad ears, according to Ver
non Metcalf, secretary of the Ne
va d a Land and Livestock Associa-1
tion. Practically all of the crop goo* j
to the cattle on the ranches, he said |
FroU the sale r.f about 8,000,011O j
poutiKs of wool, 500,000 lambs and j
old! sheep, a no 100.000 head of cat-:
tie: ill 'addtlir n to the sale of hogs, j
horses, vegetable and Incidental I
products, Mr. Metcalf estimated the|
agricultural production as worth j
from $10,000,000 to $14,000,000 for |
Tito number of livestock In tlie j
state lie gave as 1,000,000 to 1,
250.000 sheep and 350,000 to 40<>,- j
000 cattle.
Of the 42 per rent of the popula
tion of the state engaged in gainful,
occupations he declared that 21 pur.
cent were agricultural worker*,, 14
per cant mine workers and 7 pot^
cent railway employees.
Analyzing the value of state fai*r
products, Secretary Metcalf stated!
that 85 per cent of such value wasl
In tho meat animals, wool, hides and:
dairy products, and only 15 per cent!
from potatoes and allied products or I
intensive farming.
As taxpayers. Mr. Metcalf added.'
the Iftnd and livestock Industry of j
the state was *econd only to the
railroads and unities. which lie said I
paid 42 per cent, land and livestock
.30 per cent, mining 7 per cent and
the balance scattered in towns and
cities.
Fresh shipment lied Uoek Cottage
Cheese arrived on the Admiral
Rodgers. Sanitary Crocery, ritone
85. —adv.
Why not try otic of our fresh
killed chickens tlii. week, nicely
dressed and delivered? Phone us
and wo will tell you all about
their super - excellency. 1>. B.
FBMMEIt. —adv.
FRENCH COUNTESS BRIN jS MESSAGE OF THANKS.
j Counters'? de C&eti f Mrs. HaromVeecUr^
.Conn I ess Con lanm Hillyer do Cr.cn, nt France, at the left,
h shown here with .Mrs. Harmon V< odor, KxeeuUvo Secretary of
the Gold Star Association of Am "lea, which will tender a great
rt copuioti to t lie Counters In New York. The Countess has been itt
the service of the French Red Crof; E^ncc 1 •• 14 and since the war
has given up all her time and fortune to relief work. She lias
been repeatedly cited by hey Government and is in America bring
ing letters of thanks and appreciation trom organizations in
Franco to relief organizations h ie and from the Gold Star Moth
ers ot Franco to the Gold Star Mother’s of America.
USES JAZZ TO
CALM FEAR ON
STORMY OCEAN
Entertainer Was Not Recog
nized as Man in Latest
Romapce m Paris.
•NEW YORK. March 14.—Passen
gers on the stomn-tmsued liner P:
dent Talk, wiv >.-«» f im were calmed
by a genial young in.in. who kept the
ship’s -pi aim r.ir•;■ r:- .nit jazz, (lid not
know until lit' v -1 Ax-ked that
their entertainer Wri William B
Dueller, of Coluatibuf.i. lad., who.se ro
mancc with Mi- Catherine Louise
Lit' nur recently - rept into the Paris
courts.
Oal. William A. Llttauer, (prominent
in New York and W .-hhi'gfon society
asked the courts of Branco for an
order ,rt . training Ufa daughter front
marrying young I) (filer, who served
as a Lieutenant in tits Americai:
army hi the Wo:" 1 W: e, and -latm
went Into the nut aninbile business
Friends of the fj.niH1y indicated they
did not. consider tho salesman to bt
a dVrsfrablo suitor.
'Colonel Llttauer lest his plea, but
took an' appeal. Later it was an
pounced litigation had been dropped
after the daughter had agreed not t
wed tnroiesdlately. The Littauers titer
loft Paris for San Rer.io,
Dooller his d»vclinc'| to discuss the
matter with new paper men.
Pointing to th • iKinoymo.m flat
which tho ship wa ; 'flying In hon-ot
of tho marriage -rf 'two .passengers or
■ iho \*ny,:<;o, a ncw«papenman told
Doolie':- lie hop- il lh" banner would
| l>u. displayed lor him th • next time
j lie took an ocean journey.
“Thanks, old man,'’ responded
, DooHer, “that would he great.”
Work on New Seattle
Hotel Starts April 1
SBATTIiE, Mu re h 14.—Work of!
razing the building on- the site of j
he new Olympic Hotel, neai the
Mi tu prill an Theatre, starts on
April 1. Tills announcement wa .
made today with tile letting of (lie
eon tracts for the work.
WOMEN GIVE OUT.
, Housework is hard enough when
| healthy. Every Juneau womar who
Ms having backache, blue and nor
• vouh spells, dizzy headaches ami
»kldncv or bladder troubles, should
1 no glad lo heed this woman's ox
perl on .'•( :
j Mrs. Victor Wagner, 534 N’. C.'en
(ter Kt., Iteno, Nev., says: "The tlrst
i symptom of kidney trouble in my
| ease was lame buck. I had sharp
i pains In my back which shot up
! from the "small of my hack and after
j doing a day’s washing I could hardly!
| straighten. My kidneys acted ir-j 1
! regularly and caused me annoyance. I
I suffered from terrible pain in the
i 1
top of my head. I saw Doan's Kid
ney Pills advertised and bought a
] box. They helped me from the start!
i and soon cured me.’’
Price libe. at all dealers. Don't
simply usk for a kidney remedy--get
! Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Wagner had Foster-Mi Ilium
j Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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A feature of tlie kindergarten Clara in an Auburn CNerw York) school la an orchestra composed of 22
members, none of whom is more than five years old. Five-year-old Gibson Cooper Is leader of the or
chestra. The children are in charge of Mrs. Frank Ranh and Mrs. Harry B. Melonc.
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Return of the Big Comedy Hit
MARK TWAIN’S GREATEST STORY
“THE CONNECTICUT YANKEE" |
Two shows each night—30 cents
Perhaps you witnessed this big- production the last time it S
was heic—well it is certain you will want to see it again for S
it is onr big laugh from start to finish as you know. ..
EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA j
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY §
COMING COMING COMING COMING 1
“SATURDAY I
NIGHT”
If you cannot sec “Saturday night' on Saturday =
night, you will have an opportunity of seeing “Sat- i
urday Night on Thursday and Friday nights. f
This is a big production—only one show each |
night. =
Saturday Night on Thursday, Friday and Sat- =
urday nights. |
Plain Sewing TSS
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES OR APRONS
MRS. WALTER BATHE v
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BENEFIT
Concert, Basket Social and Dance under the "auspices
of the Moose Lodge at
Moose Hall, Friday, March 16
Begins at 9 P. M. Sharp.
Governor Bene will deliver an address; Mrs. Dawes will giva
a vocal solo: there will be vocal selections by the trie—C. E.
Harland, William Fiy and H. G. Nordling, and there will be other
musical and dancing features.
Representative Dan Callahan will tell why St. Patrick
moved from Alaska to Ireland.
All the proceeds go for the benefit of a sick member.
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GLASGOW COINS
ONE NEW WORD
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(M^ASGOvV, March It. The Utah I
cost of whisky in those hard roeon I
struetion times, caused partly by the
lif ivy demand for their national
beverage in the Bahama* and ipolnt.s
west, is forcing Scotch drinkers into I
the anomalous necessity of resorting|
to a cheap substitute made ol methy
lated spirits, known to the local ■
tratio ns “finish."
A |m)ISee report just issued says I
several persons have been reduced
to human wreck t ;in a very short j
time by Indulgence In this drape.;
Scores of even mild drinkers have
been found completely Incapacitate 1 j
from the effects <»t it.
Hardened drinkers have found tt
most satisfying “wadlop" in the new
concoction, hut for the ordinary tent-!
perate drinker Its effects have proved
far teo'deadly to recommend It as an
agreeable tipple.
However, in order t > preserve a
moderate “ktek" In their beverage at
a. minimum cosft, Scotchman have
liegitn to form the habit of mixing
"finish" with red Spanish wine But
oven Iliis* imixtuiv, 'if used too freely,
is likely to 'have paralyzing results.
Refugee Barracks Are
Destroyed; No Lives Lost
CONSTANTINOPLE. March 11 —
The vasa. barracks at Scutari. in
which thousands of Greek refugees
were housed, bnrneld fast night with
out the loss of a ♦ingle life. Tlicre
Is, however, a great Increase In
misery on account of the destruction
of the .barracks.
Old bundltt or newspaper* at tbs
Emalrs. SS osata.
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Wm. D. Perkins & Co. j
Bankera
211 Cherry c5t. Alaska Bldg
Seattle.
DEALERS IN
Municipal Bonds
County Warrants i
First Mortgages
Safe Daporit Vaults
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, 6 per cent to 8 per cent Interert
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RED PEPPER FOR
RHEUMATIC PAIN
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Red Pepper Kill) tares the "OHeh’*
from sore, stiff, aching joiuts. It
cannot hurt you, and It certainly
stops that old rheumatism torture
at once. •*
When you are suffering so yon
can hardly get around, just try Red
Pepper Rub and you will have the
quickest relief known. .Nothing baa
such concentrated, penetrating beat
as, red peppers. Just as soon as yon
apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel
Lhe tingling heat. In three minutes
It warms the sore spot thftmgh and
through. Pain and soreness aft*
gone. ",i>
i Ask any good druggist for a JUT
| of Howies Red Pepper Rub. Be suee
i to get the genuine, with the. name
Howies on each package.
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! ANY REASONABLY - PRICED
i house or apartment may be rented—
1 through an inexpensive classified ad*
j vertlsemcnt In The Empire. Teat tha
jmatter. The “risk” Involved |a ao
Ismail that tew people would *lg“l*»
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