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“Keep A Smilin’”
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
“THE THREE MUSKETEERS”
February 22, 23, 24.
Adults 40c, Youths 20c, Leges 50c.
Pc the News starts both shows 7:30
and 9:30.
N. B. — A picture not adapted for
children.
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Owing- to the orchestra playing both show? for the “Devil's Pasr, Key," there will be no
jitney dance at A, E. Hall Wednesday night, bn cur rc\u!ar Saturday evening dance will be
given.
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TREADWELL CATERPILLAR I
HELPS MAYO’S ROADS|
Joseph W. Clifton, vho roach'!
town Wednesday right from M i.v),
reports that the people in th.i: par
of the w-orld are all pretty happy ar. i
look forward to good times in tiv
near future. Ho says the road fro..'
M..yo to Keno City is now a bo tie
yard. The beat thing out for niak.r
a really good road is a caterpillar
with trailers a^er it, such as i •
Tread well Yukon oro carrier. The
road now is as slick and smooth as
Hnnnninniiunniinmnin..iniiii;inimn
aybody would wish, and the Green- (
id Pickering men can haul i
;':-w lots extra just on account of \
his good work done on the road b>
lie caterpillar. It hblps. everybody
mashing or riding t > and from !b
uo points.—(Dawson News.)
GETTING READY EOF? ARCTIC ,
- t
Cant. Alexander Allen 1ms arrive! t
■ V i.idna, where h will take char:;" t
:;f the iDonald on, recently purchased <
from the government, and put her in 1
condition for a trip to the Arctic i
[immiimiiiimiiimiimiiiinmmiiiiih
)cean during the coming season. He
? accompanied by his wife. They
•ill sail from Cordova.
I ATAi ~A ENDORSES
SUTHERLAND ROAD BILL
Tlia I\ i-alla Chamber of Coiiinu rcf
as endorsed the Sutherland hill, ex
ending to Alaska the benefits o
he Federal Highway Act. It urge
hat Coo gross -adopt the measure a
nee, and points to the fact tha
ighways are of first impirtanco it
he Territory.
Attractions
i at Theatres
ATTRACTiONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Agnes Ayres, Theodore
j Roberts and other stars in "Forbid
I den Fruit."
j PALACE—"The Devil’s Pass Key.”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
I COLISEUM—Jack Holt in "The Best
of Luck.”
'PALACE—Not announced.
j “FORBIDDEN FRUIT"
AT COLISEUM TONIGHT
With a large cart of well known
| movie stars, including Agm s Ayres
i and Theodore Robert -. “Forbidden
Fruit,” a sumptuous production of
Cecil B. DeMille, will he the . Trac
tion at the Coliseum Theater to
nigh; and Wednesday TV - pr oil no
tion was seen at the Col:-cum la i
July but so insistent lu; been the
I demand for another sh::v lag that the
big production has born ' iile.1 back"
and will be run again and will prob
ably prove as big a hit as a re
peater as when shown here last
'summer. It is a thrilling story
; staged as only Cecil B. DeMille caai
uo 11. ev special mu 1 ii program
| has been arranged for this produc
tion. i
STORY OF MOVIE
AT PALACE TONIGHT
Written by uarouess De Moyer,
with whom Erich von Stroheim col
laborated in preparing this remark
able scenario, “Tlws Devil's Puss Key"
is the story of an American husband
and wife and i crowd 1 hour in
their lives in Paris. it is at the
'halace tonight.
Warren CSoodwright is a writer of
plays, not yet successful but moving
with ills wife, Grace, ia the besf
Parisian society.
Grace, for love of her husband';
iream of her, gets badly in debt to
Madame Malot, a famous -and in
famous—modiste. In her attempts to
■extricate herself she I- forced to
meet clandestinely an attractive
young American army of,:-er, Cap
ain Rex Strang. Out of their m t
ing - innocent enough springs a
scandalous story which all Paris
promptly 1 earns and which Goad
wright just as innocently takes for
the plot of a play In w hich he pr ■
scatty makes a groat success at tli •
Theater Franeais. Jeered at and
| scorned by ill society for making,
las they think, ilia own wife's indis
j eretions a source of fame and Income,
j Ho suddenly wakes to the terribi
! truth and Rees sorrowfully, grimly
jlionio to the supposedly guilty pair
to have his settlement.
JACK HOLT COMING
TO COLISEUM SOON
The feature attraction at the Col
=f\i:u on Thursday and Friday night
will be "The Best of Lack.”
“The Best of Luck” Is a picturlza
tlon of the groat Drury Lane male
drama by Cecil Raleigh an I Henr;
Hamilton a3 produced at that famou
play hour*' by Arthur Collins. It i
Hacked with thrills, slirpri; ■ i, start:
lng 'effects, mystery and a co.uprtlinj
'eve interest. Screen CiaAsivs, Inc
has made it into .1 lavish production
enacted by an all-star cant of - reel
players. There notable artists ar
headed by K. thryn, Adams as L • -*1 i
Mack d, the''Intrepid heroine; .lad
Holt, the li :r.dsonie and talented le.i'1
lag man; Lilie Leslie as the adv r
turess. Lady WVsiamero and Fre
Mulatesta as General Laniuna, th
villain.
A wonderful photographic repn
sentatton of a hand-to-hand battl - o;
the ocean's bed; tiro thrilling pm
suit of a woman on a motorcycle
and tiie treasure-hunt in a submit
rlne, are some of the startling dr::
matle scenes embodad in the actio:
I of this wonderful drama.
FAIRBANKS MERCHANT
SELLS BUSINES:
Alex Simson. pioneer merchant o
Fairbanks, has sold his -dock
goosls, fixtures and good will lo ling
Doring. and left the Int rior metrop.
11s for New York, where he w;l
make his home. He may return t
Fairbanks next fall to close up btts
Incas matters that were left uan i
tiled.
Why Druggists Recomment
Swamp-Rcot.
For many years druggists hav
watched with much interest the r«
markable record maintained by lit
! Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the grea
1 kidney, liver and bladder medicine
It is a physician's prescription,
f Swamp-Root is a strengthenln
; medicine. It helps the kidneys, live
and bladder do the work nature in
tended they should do. ,
Swamp-Root has stood the tef
of years. It is sold hy all druggist
on its merit and it should help yot
j No oilier kidney medicine has s
| many friends.
lie sure to get Swamp-Root an
: start treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to tef
this great, preparation send le
I cety.3 to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bin?
hamton. N. Y., for a sample bottb
When writing be sure and nientlo
tliis paper. (advertisement.
1
I
Tiiose who read the ads (in
shopping a pleasure—and n prof)
They do not ‘ dread a shoppin
trip." That dread is felt only b
those who hnvo no clear Idea (
where to find the things they wan
rill! |_*
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TONIGHT AND
WEDNESDAY
A big special production, a return date of Cecil B. DeMille's cele
brated record breaking play
“Forbidden Fruit”
WITH A BRILLIANT CAST INCLUDING
AGNES AYRES — THEODORE ROBERTS—
JULIA FAYE—KATHLYN WILLIAMS—
CLARENCE BURION — FORREST
STANLEY
There will be two shows nightly starting at 7:30 and
9:30. A Paramount Magazine will open the show.
Admission 10, 20, 30 cents.
CLAIMED BY DEATH
(Cordova Times )
Jark Johnson, a cook by occupa
tion, died this manning from stomach
11 rouble, having hr a a sufferer from
that ailment for some time past. 1K
. ceased was 35 years of age and
: leaves a wife at Seward and mother
a€ Tacoma, who have been communi
cated with. X i funeral arrangements
will be made until they are heard
! from.
| STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD ?
• Says Cream Applied in Nostrils I
r I Relieves Head-Colds at Once. t
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t
-| If your nostrils are cragged and
your head is stuffed and you cul/' j
t: breathe froely because of a cold or,
s catarrh, just get a small bottle ofj
. Hly’s Cream Halm at any drug store.>
j'Apply a little of this fragrant, an-j
, tiscptic cream into your nostrils andl
j let it penetrate through every air;
passage of your head, soothing and!
t healing the Inflamed, swollen mucous|
, incmUeano and you get Instant!
_ j relief.
; Ah! how good It feels. Your nos
n trils are open, your head is clear, no
i more hawking, snuffling, blowing;
; no more headache, dryness or strug
1 gling for breath. Kly s‘ Cream Halm
i.Ua Just what sufferers from head
g1 colds and catarrh need. It's a de
light.
(advertisement.) —
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Ola papers rnr (cue =i The Brnotrs. Bn
i
inrich the Diet
When the diet is deficient I
in health-building vita- I
mines, children and adults |
suffer in body and strength. I
Beit's Emulsion
of pure cod-liver oil abounds
>n health-building
vitamines.'If the
| C -J body is ran down In
i ( n vital it y, add the
ail-s4* pure vilamine - rich
ness of Scott’s Emulsion to
the diet. It builds up health.
Bcott & Botvne, Bloom fir Id. N. J. 22-27
SAFE INVESTMENTS
City Ronds, Improvement
londa, School Bonds, First
Mortgage Loans. County War
■ants. To net 6% to 8% Inter
■et. Correspondence solicited.
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f
Wm. D. Perkins & Co. j
Bankers, Seattle, Wash.
Mil Doodles or newspapers at the
Dire. 25 cents.
£2»
rv
aocietys
oiithcrnwigniiiase
in Ever This Year
\AT,FUAT ON IHt BfcACH «•
With cold weather and the coal
shortage, the greatest pilgrimage
to the southland known in years
has begun. Southern Atlantic sea
ports report a steady stream ci
yachts moving southward, indies.
live of an unusually heavy season.
Southern resort managers eay.
liowever, tlia pilg.-image wCl nei
be confined to wnat is ccmmcmly
known as America’s smart set baft
trill include as many if not morn
persons of moderate means.
Out of the hotels at Miami, Fla
for instance, a half dozen will obvcr
those to which high society ftocks.
There are 64 ethers which accom
modate the levs talked about but
just as substantial class of citizens,
in fact, persons in every station
ft ate from the steel magnate en
We palatial yachl to the “Ttn eaa
touHat” te his Ford fiatL agree
able acccmmcdattona.
nbeut bcjch capes and pretty polo
cotta.
Getog Farther South.
Tka smart set fixed th fashion
of g-.fnjr ssath for the winter.
IfTerv scatoc tho society birds of
paradise hate been flying farther
tooth rntfl cow the winter society
crater is in southern Florida. Mil
lions of feDars have been spent
Jiere fg» IS. comfort and enler
tainrreiBB ts hundreds of thousands
<d Ttattnrt. Miami pays a famous
[band vdt.Ot‘0 a ersson to pin af
ternoon and e”en;njra la i public
partt.
MIlEor.nires no Ion«3-r have ex
dnatvo r-£i£r to winter resorts.
The man ci averapo matns has
learned tlutf a month in southern
Ftortda foa the wife and yonng
Jtera, with possibly a week or two
far himself b a good investment.
It naans a Wg break in the mon
otony -,f winter—s s'ep from Jan
uary to June with outdoor life
UM tropical surround!mjs when
tko nertUasd is sn-n/booid.
Tb the ®m up north who h»s
been ihowsbn? coal into a veraci
ous furnace that tnreatenu to oat
B» tU meagre supply, a sudde 1
naw next toy of pratty tattling
drli n aaa piece suits disporfng
taansplves pr. a sonny teach holds
a thrill that ip likely to bo remem
bered. It is hard to believe tha
in exactly 42 hours from New Yorl
City one can pass from icy winte
into balmy summer, palm trees am
the thinnest of summer apparel
Yet that ran actually be done fron
New York to Miami
Breakfast in Havana.
It is almost as difficult for nor
therners to realise that one ca
spend a day at Miami, dir.e at on
of its big hotels with America’
smartest society and then ke
night boat and have breakfast nex
morning in Havana, Cuba. Y.’
hundreds of Americans are doin;
that every day. Havana an
Miami now exchnng calls regu
larly. Businessmen with interest
in both cities have almost bccom
commuters, while a Miami news
paper puts out a daily edition o
the streets of Havana. Now tha
the new telephone cable is workin
one can “get” Havana from Mian
in as little or less time than i
takes for the average call in one'
home city, reserve a room and h
there next morning, or the sam
evening, if cr.e wishes to go vi
Key West by train and boat.
Another thing difficult foi the
northerner to reali-e is that the
great game of golf is not limited
to northern latitudes. For a long
time Pinehurst, N. C., has been
known for its links but now word
comes thst at Mia~:, almost the
TV
fl'JKil/A
W'NTER Ml
southcrmost point of the United
' States, there is not only one golf
; course but six, with reirf" greens,
1 not sand “greens" where the golfei
, can get as ersy or as sporty a
course as he likes, well bunkered
■ and trapped, and at the same time
1 play under the palms and withi:
driving distance of the sen Mid
winter tournaments entic leading
golfers from all parts of tht Unit
, ed States.
Life in the Open.
5 Athletes and physl .1 culturist
! say there is nothing ore braein 1
f than free outdoor cxerci ,c n the
[ ocean air. The hundreds of tennis
r. courts that have been built in the
southern Florida wjntcr resort
' would seem to prove that -ht
* j theory is at least a popular one.
? i It is rumored that “B’U” Tild' n
■! III., world’s tennis champion, wiil
] 1 play in Miami this wintejr.
- i Of all sports, however, the lead
• ing and most spectacular one in
J
=vr
polo ^ popular with ficripa ‘jocirry
P«t^!DCNT HAUDING ON 7lE
COL- COL/USt AT Mi AVI
swimming. The Order of Whales
at Miami draws a distinct line be
tween bathing and swimming.
Many bathe; fewer swim. Yet, it
is safe to say that frci . the stand
point of tho "innocent spectator"
bathing commands much more in
terest than the swimmir”. There
is much more to bo seen, for in
swimming the water seems to re
duce visibility.
Some Fish!
The regular old salts and hard
boiled fishermen go in for “fishir.'
and the denizens of the old Gulf
stream give them all they want
and sometimes mo.e. Hundred
pound amberjaeks and fierce fight
ing barracuda are common. About
two of these, after a thirty minute
fight each, and the average tender
foot fisherman is raady to quit.
Jnme-' A. Allison, who establish- .
ed the Miami Aquarium, sec. nd to |
no other in tho world in point of
number of strange specimens, says
t'ne-o are more than fve hundred
different varieties of fish to l-*1
found in the waters of the Gulf
Stream. John Oli/er I.aGorce, the
writer and naturalist, writes of a
terrific fight wi'h a devil fish
that weighed three thousand
poinds. Its mounted carcsss,
around which a house has been
built, is to be seen near the Aquar
ium.
Ah, The Ilabamas.
Until the bootlegging dayr, came,
the Bahama Islands seer ed far nr.d
strange, but now that some of dot
best "slut!” cones from there, the
U. S. Ins become better accuaint*d
\vi h them. They lie only for^/
ftve m bs off Miami ard esn *e
reached by motor boat bi a couple
9l hfurs snd by ibo fk«
MRS.
FRANCIS
Q.
WHITTEN,
PEL,AM
ANNUAL
VISITOR AT
MIAMI
maintain a regOfer schedule, tl
forty-five mlnutee- The K^v or
little islands of the Bahama lap
reckoned e» ameag the moat kaS
tifol spots in the world.
Still another (aO cot |aaanBf
recofnhwd la that Sout
ida to farther sooth than OOflav
Italy, and Miami Is as fat saath
as the routhern part of Bgyyfr wfch
the same tropical foliage, tmwmm
and trees, lb Baa of the ti'apart,
which the atsta tourist teams (a
wish to anas, gas lest wan aaa
hundred awes north of Miami.
These are reasons why Amer
ica's yacht a wan congregate in
Miami waters Vy the aanAred.
Among the yachts that are aagoat
«d to vhrit Miami this Ml are
lie “Lynhoam’’ Of Cyrus ». K.
Curtis; the •Waasaha/’ Chariot
Dllhr I'ham • "The Kemah," E. W#
Seripys; 'The Ay a" Alltaon B. Ar
mens; "Tho aofia,” L. M. Staffer;
“the AWnm” llathaciel Hems
holf> -The Oaptraa,'* Barry Faun?
v/hKaey, and Tla Bra ■•*»»,*-.
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