SPICKETT’ ri
PAL ACEO
30 cents—TONIGHT and THURSDAY—30 cents
PATHE NEWS
FOUR ACTS VOD-A-VIL
‘THE MONEY MANIAC"
AN INrERNATTONAL ROMAN<?fc
An unufual drama of the^ greed for gold,
diffeunt in plot, sensational in climax.
Pans with its gayety,
London with its lure,
New York with its speed,
Spain with its enchantment.
AU m this tale of tyvo worlds
actually photographed in these places.
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
“BACA TO THE WOODS"
Friday—“THE CRADLE BUSTER”
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Attractions j
at Theaters
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ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT
COLISEUM—Agnes Ayres and Con
rad Nagel in ‘'The Ordeal.”
PALACE—“The Money Maniac,”
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Dorothy Dalton and Ru
dolph Valentino In “Moran of the
Lady Letty.”
PALACE—“The Cradle Buster.”
AGNES AYRES IS HIT
at Coliseum theater
There are several novel touches
•wTiMh make most notable “The Or
■deal," W. Somerset Maughan’s screen
•Aery -which opened last might at tin
Oolisemn Thei.er with Agnes Ayr's
tn the star role.
la tho first place, 'the villain is din
IW-toJ Wf in the tirst reel—’hut hit In
tffuen’ee hangs over tire remainder of
i®9 iRtotiure. Theia crippled slater
"who heccimes an important -figure
When a cure Burke* her into a super
flapper. And as an overton > t > :-t all.
Is a Will which sUrnds m a harrier l>
ttho happiness of several persons.
ft’# rather colorful different ma
terial. Mbs Ayres Is splendidly c >u
yitwdng 03 the young widow while
Cotintd Nagel and Clarence 'Burton
are Well-cat as (leading man and
“heavy”’ renpecfltely. KJw ird Suili
Grland and Edna (Murphy are excel
lent* as the young so ter am I hrofh -r
left tthe heroine. Tho .ntroth flow of
tlho story reffledts credit on Liu di
rarftton of Dul Powell and the con
tinuity of Beuflnlh 'Mario Dix.
“The Ordeul” M on fer tho last
tiino tonlglill, two shows.
‘THE MONEY MANIAC”
AT PALACE TONIGHT
Across England, France and Spain
aim 3,000 (miles (if -water to Now
York iLconco PerrOt an.1 his cast of
ihlernatkenat players traveled to put
t|*e rcim'aece. IBtrigue and thrills in
,l*rhe Money Maniac," the Pa-Uu fe.i
iliro't.Unlvrfc'g tonight at tho Palace
Theater.
‘.The -pursuer is Bill Shopps, hench
man dC'Jo'O Hoggart, the "nuney
tpaniae," 'wthc «> •infirmity keeps him
Confined Ito hte houseboat on the
Thames, but whose shrewd, kcon. de
Bijnhurail Ibrain caacaivea the scheme
<0pr sdcuiicg (the entire rights to a
rich oU field tl.Jt is >.rin; 1 v (turned by
five ipelople.
| The pursued gr$Jt>vo sisters, Ro
IpodM and The rose Garros, living in
Pyrenees -Mountains; Did ter Bdu
ch'ard, n successful business man lo
cated In London, -and Tota Michot,
S' clown anil nerdbat living in New
York'. Involved in the plot is Milo
♦'EypaII, f-weetheant of Rolando.
TWO BIG STARS ARE
COMING TO COLISEUM
Tomorrow and .Friday nights at the
a risenm T luster, Dirr hy Dalton
and Rudolph Valen.ino will la seen
in “Maran of the Lady Letty,” a
i&i'adtuition teeming with good things,
AccOrllr.g to the press shoot,
j tporoithy Dalton is a Juneau favorite
■ml Rudolph Valentino, of "The
ijJhe'k,” has also a big following on
iSoiitlneau Channel
burin* (tho engagement of “Moran
«T.i3ia Lady Lofty" there will be only
PRO show each night, starting at 8
o'clock. An orchestra concert will
“be (given ifr.am 7 to 8 each night.
‘•THE CRADLE BUSTER”
COMING TO PALACE
>' *Y*ho Cradle Buster,” which comes
to |ke Palace Theater for two days,
y
Vr
Starting Friday, st irs G! -nil Hutfte:
i well known for his cbaracierizati j
of the small itawn type of the ign
nnt hut well meaning youth. It tall
• u whirlwind story, ropic-te with corn
. edy. cf a 'boy who h is been "motl
|eretl” Jjo death, and finally breaks on
j into a full fledged iman, who smokes
| drink's, sivci.im lin'd finally marries a:
abtross—‘but. my, whirl i girl is th
actress. She is th> one who make
; a nn in out cf tho iboy.
HYDER IS PORT"or ENTRY;
E. R. STIVERS IN CHARGE;
OTHER CUSTOMS CHANGE!
Hyder has been changed from i
rush nous mat ion to a port of entry
K. R. Stivers, who has been in chargi
of It he station, will remain as Detputi
Collector of Custom;; in charge, am
devote li is whole attention to cits
toni's duties. W. II. \I ison will b
Immigration agent at Hyd .--. Heir0
j tufore Mr. Stivers has rt-prosente;
i both the customs service and tin
j jmmfgraltlim service at Hyder.
F It. Havens, for several year:
I United States customs officer a
11’rance Rupert, has boon transferrer
j to Ketchikan, where he succeeds J
II,. Abrams, transferred here!otore t<
‘■the newly established subport a
Seward.
. iMr. Havens' successor at Prlnet
j Ruiport. is li. A, Donohoe.
GOLF TEAM STAR TO
MARRY BOSTON GIRL
LOS ANGKL.ES, May 2—Fred .1
Wright, Jr., amateur golfer cf the
Flint tlldgo Country Club, new wi’i’
the American Walker Clip team
which will play in England, will g.
to Jkjdton on his return fr.ni Eng
land to lie married to the daugh'.ci
of a prominent Boston family, accord
jUg to an announcement by A. 1’olitz
'or ;ii‘ Hill crest Country Club, here
who has arrived from New York
; where ho said Wright 'old Mm of hi
| plans. Tiie name of Wright’s fianci
was not given by Politz.
Wright formerly was 'Massachusetts
junior champion.
TOURIST SEASON STARTS;
BOATS ON SITKA ROUTE
Beginning with 'the nailing of tlxc
steamer Admiral Rogers from Seattle
dday, the tourist season is inaugur
at (ul .by the Pacific K cants hip Com
nany. Admiral Liao. Erctm till; trig
through the entire tourist season
,both steamers, Admiral Rogers anf
Queen, will -make Skagway and Sttkr
j and rot urn here southbound eiu-1
j trip. Tills was announced today bj
| J. H. Kline, local agent.
LARGE CROWD ENJOYS
MAY DAY DANCE: IS
BEAUTIFUL AFFAIF
I A large crowd enjoyed the Mtj
! Day dunce given last night at Elks
! Hall by Auxiliary, Alford John Brad
| ford Pacit No. 4, American Legion
; Dancing started at 9:30 o'clock an.
■continued until 1 a. in., when tin
, crowd dtlll lingered.
Tho hall was a veritable flow'd
i garden in Its decoration of pink anf
| white blossom-*, arranged against sof
greens. Streamers of pink and whi'ti
; were arranged from the center chan
dclter to the four corners and fron
' the center wits hung a May baske
' filled with flowers.
In a little nook -under the balconi
|-made beautiful -with greens and flow
! ers. and dainty paper butterflie-i
among tho greens, refreshments won
sewed. The Coliseum Orchestra fur
' nished the music.
Headquarters ter ladysmith coal
Juneau Transfer Co. Phono 48. ad\
SOCIETY WOMAN BECOMES A BROKER.
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Holdr«'date, of ohtrago, on.' of the •hosi-an. aii i:
the society loaders In .Mi . i-l... la- told lier friends 1.1. . » : >1..
lias bieomr irkscmo to her an i ha: slip is going into the business in
make life worth living *S'.: has iissoriatod herself with one ot 111 ■
leading bond houses of Chlctu >•
Mi's. iCarlton
GOSPEL OF HEALTH IS BEING
SPREAD BY RED CROSS; FIRST
ARTICLE BY NURSE FALLDINE
t In accordance with the program o
, :lln\ American It- I t'ross, to spreai
i it he 'gospel lit' health for all peoples
» iMtas -Marie Falldiao, public dealt!
) nurse, fior Jun >au Chapter, lied Crons
has 'prepared a scries of article^ or
health hints for children, which wil.
appear in The Empire every Wed
nesdtay of rai d w<k. Tit - article
I will run in series form, discussing in
detail every phase /f the development
i of the child. Tlvenfirst is on nourish
. ment and itet'.U. a.s fill- tvs:
NOURISHMENT ANT) TEETH
^ By Marie Falldine. Public Health
Nurse.
Did you know that oar' are five
million undernourished children in
the United ■? ate's, and tli : these
[children are undernourished not ha
cause of poverty, blit b. -aus? of ig
II norattce or indifference In the feed
ling of (lie child?
Did you know that of 22,000,000
children in 'the United States in
1 sipet-ttod for physical deft ,-ts, tiler;
were found t i 'be froth 11,000,000 to
16,000,000 with defective tooth? Again
we find Ithis condition due not only
to lack of care of the teatli in the
liirtme anti dental mure, but greatly
tlue tto improper feeding.
There is tin obvious relation tie
1 t-ween sound -teeth and good health.
Tlie foundation for good teeth is
controlled -by tile food and by tilts
Care given the teeth 'before the child
I is aide to care for them himself,
I'therefore, the responsibility for the
[growing of good teeth rf -s largely
with the mothers.
I Following art" a f w hints on til
tears and dov-elcipmont of the teeth:
Care of the Infant's Mouth
1. The mouth of the healthy infant
should -be left alonm Car - rhaidd
ho given Ith-e m Tier's lii-ast instead
of the ii.'ant's moi.lh.
2. As boa as the tenth a. pear,
they may be cleanse'1 by n-lng «•
soft sterile gauze wo-ur. 1 around the
mother's finger and use I very gently
3. iA email 'brmh may he u-id ai
early as ,»•» ye irs.
Feeding
I All babies' should he lireofed.
Any other if..'.)d is a | or substltir:
Mother's milk is tha % tv per food for
Tins 'baibji during a large part of its
I first year of Ilfs and contains the
I elements nocesslnry taf the growth
land dcveh-a-ai- nt the cliiid.
i After three ib<,: ;Us orange juice,
j prune juice or tomato juice should
ibe given in addition.
-From six to twelve months the fol
lowing may lie -added: Well cooked
cereals, breith, zweibaih or toast,
cooked -fruits. 1 ideil potato.
All new foods should he givey In
small quantities and added to the diet
gradually.
Trail'll the babe the habit of thor
ough inastMatlon far upon this de
j pends a goed flew of saliva, which is
Lso nbcessliry for digest!: :i and is
I nature's part in the fit msing protasis
of the ttootli. Also n; in mastication
| dspends tho normal devourment of
the 'miracle and tbono of the Ja.w and
the normal dovedoi-ment of the com
ing teeth.
tlirtiting teeth is a natural process
and Is responsible for very few ol
•the many ills attributed to it. In a
small percentage there are some
afllghlt symptoms, especially in ner
vous temporments. but severe symp
toms attended by high fever, vomit
Ing, ddarrhtooa must naver l>e attribiil
ed -to teething, but to seme other
, cause.
It otocaatomilly happens that tbefore
•the crown Of -the teeth appears there
is some slight local rmlnesa—the baby
ia frdtful, drools much and may have
’ some slight fover or the stools may
j lie 'somewhat loose. In such cases
! the food should il>o dilated orfe-thirc
. I 'to ono-lmlX with w a tier far a day 01
j1!wo and It' the baby is nervous, a
warm ibath at bed time will often re
; suit in o relief of the nervous ten
I ston .
I While nvasf iraition qikiys a largr
ppart iu the function of the to. ,h
]yet there Is yet another more ini
lwrtunt funa-iton. The teeth act a;
a siipport for the upper 'hones of the
• r ran him or skull, and if 'the baby
i teeth or the six-year m.kir Is re
moved the upper ja w Ibooomes irregu
lar and causes nasal trouble or eye
j and ear trouble.
The child Should the under the
j supervision i f a dor.; 1st as soon as
1 the (teeth appear. Prevent trouble
i rut her than remedy it after it has
developed.
CANN RETURNS; SAYS
MILLS BE INSTALLED
SOON ON PROPERTIES
j Oa.pt. J. If. ('ann, president of Hie
i K1 N'ido Gold Micing Company, and
iheadi'of -that and the Apex property,
1 a.t I.Hfciuskl 'inlet, r'-t.iinied to Ju
! noun ‘last night on the steamer Yle
: it or in. Me was accompanied by Mrs,
Cann. They have spent the winter
jin .Seafiilo and San I’raiulsco, since
Ujarly January last,
j With Captain Citnn is W. Kltnon
i dorf, mining engine r of Seattle,
who will ke in charge of liie mining
!; nd the In ■-tatting of the mills on the
' 101 N'ido lin'd Apex prulperities this
i year.
Tho two lO-Btairp mills, purchased
last vviiiitcr for the properties, were
.liken out yesterday :u the mines
‘(and will the lust idle I a' soon us
! pos lible, and it .s xpeete l both
i mines will liogin .producing this satin
imcr. Ou! tain Cann said. A cargo cl
rails ami pipe for mining and milling
purposes are also taring taken to
! the p repent I es to be installed at once.
C .ptaln Cann said the work ou the
1 'PrJpeiitleH will .begin with a crow ol
j about 10 men, hurt, lie expects t o have
;>0 employees before the eml of the
i season.
! Captain and Mrs. Cann .mil Mr
Timcndorf and T. dJ. While, eonm sod
with tho earn parry, will leave Juneau
this week for -the. mines, .Mr. While
who hart Iroen in charge at the pmp
‘ Ptios during Cupt rin ( inn's absence,
: hits spent the past several weeks In
j ,i lll'X- iu
CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD
CAMP STARTS TOMORROW
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Work of const ruoting a road camp
at Duck Creek. Glacier Highway, will
I be hearted 'tomorrow by the llureiti
| of Public Roads, accord la* to C. W
' dioaittatm, chief. The camp will
rare for a crow of about 20 men
who will be onmtloycd on miint.uune
work of the road in that v'cioity
Mr. Chuiitham said. Maintenance
iwvirk la radw being carried out on
■the road from town to Mendenhall,
i The work of clearing the Thane
: road from snow trUdt which covered
i it this winter is aben: cotnpk.c l and
tha 'Tower bridge, near Thane, wale'i
was taken out bv ;i 'do. will b
; rebuilt Ibis week. It it expected
! lho road will be open for traffic tli
j 1 titter pant of this wet k.
CANNERY TENDERS IN
The John D. C.. from the Auk Baj
j cannery, and Ihe Fish Hawk, fron
the P- K. Harris Company cannery a'
Hawk In'.bt, are in port today foi
i supplies.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Two Shows Each Night
ADOLPH 7.UKOR PRESENTS
Adnes Mures
\ The Ordeal
This big' ftatuie shew will be opened by a comedy "The Heart Bleaker,'' a Paramount
Magazine and a Burton Holmes Tiavelogue.
Admirsi-n for tlris—children 10 cents, youths 20 cents, adults 40 cents.
Thursday and Friday-one show each night
DOROTHY DALTON and RUDOLPH VALENTINO in
“MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY"
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SENATE ADOPTS
SUBSTITUTE FOR
r
| Passes Fish Bill Creating Twc
Districts with Stated
Closed Seasons.
| The Sm.io yesterday afternoon
adopted « subsiMtufe bill for the
i 1‘iiro fish ime.isure. passed recently
j by the 1 lotisp. The new hill provident
| for the establishment of tw.i f;.-n!ng
districts 'in the First Division with
j definite dates for cessation •:<; lish
j ing instead of a lie three ilivtsm i <>:'
|ilhe. Territory wiitli limited Dsliing
| periods ifar canneries.
The Sena e ibiill carries on. the
| system advocated by ,1. It. Ho Unian,
but is hot intended to amend or
|modify the Fode.ral fi-thiag la a . bet
l to ftuppli:,.no.ot tthemi. It i.s elfme I
Ittiiu.t It will serve Che stune purpose
of the Price bill which was said to
ho to have one test case 1 .aught
to tide: nine the authority of the
Territorial Legislature l i en ict neb
legislation.
Defines Two Districts
The Itwo divisions so created are
defined" by longitude ami latitud
The first lies between the 57th and
flftth degrees of mor a latitude and
j east of .the 13t»th meridian ct longi
I'tudo and 'the closed fishing reason Is
; npociil'led frouu August lbih to Hop
teiuber ) t;l' each year. The si oad
dis'irlct lies south t;f th » 57 th degree
of mortli latitude. A closed sea
son is established in it between Au
gust 20 and Si ptomber it annually
The tbill carries .with it an emergency
clause, making it effective for the
current season.
Section -three of the bill provides:
“That any person, firm or corpora
tion violating any of (the provisions
of this act shnil be guilty tit' a mis
domoan'or, and upon conviction there
of for oadi ami every offense lie
punished by a fine of not loss than
$50 nor more than $1,000, or by ini
! prisonment in Jail tor not less than
110 dnyw nor .more than one year, or
j by both such fine and imprisonment,
jin the disemFon of the court.
Additional Safeguards
j Tlie 'measure spcetfiully declares
that it "shall not be cmstru I t -
| alter, amend, modify or repeal an,
t of file fish laws of fie United State-.
I a pplioable to Alaska, or any Act c
t'orr-Texs whatsoever relating to the
! I In herb's ( Alaska vvci her d -ign-,l
KO rpgtilno the s 11-> or pi- I f. ;■
any other pnrp.. u> Who: .. -v. I. i: all
1 siitjh kiwi ami .iris i C mgr. - siti!l
jibe uni remain in full 1 • anil el
r. <•:. Th? r in po •' ■ : this a . in >t
10 a'-or, . n. nil, r.-jn. il i;r mo.1 y am
such 1. ws bin to pi n : I - (or I'm Ih
and additional regulation of ;h> !'i i
l tirlee with a view i f givit g a.l li
iitiunal protection to too alni >n an I
1 iUsnrlns o litturo sU| y tin." ami
Litis Act sit .11 ilio i ,r. .. .at I i .
. to carry out th > i:.'. >ntlim heroin
jexpressed ami not otherwise."
Pass Business Law Revision
House Bill No. tlii. by Mr. Daly,
revising the general la its governing
business in Alaska, after slight
amendment, was p .-sod yesterday
j by the Sena >. Him - Bill No, u, re
| lading to filing fees and annual taxes
011 corporations, was indWinB.dy p..-t
I<oned. « bill covering the into sub
ject having been pa sc I by the Sen
alte sometime ago. House bill No..
58. by Mr. John .on. authorizing tile i
purchase for the Territory by tlx •!
Alaska itoad Canumis don of tho T vie- i
vatm tram l a id, an I carrying an ap- i
propria lion «»f $8,000 to carry out tile
lailthorily, was it t so I by a unani
' molts Vote.
IDAHO SNAKES
FOR HOLLAND
'BOISE, Idaho, M ay 2. Forty-seven !
Idaho rattle.snakea. p.mgii ,t fr n Id
to 20 inehc.t 1 >nx. ere I.- 'ng prepared f
hero Cor ahirmeat t> An onKwu,'
Holland. wliere .-tome tif hi n will b»
■place I in a zi doKii.il garden and oth
ers used by the Dutch k- 'Vernaier. in |
experimental wi.ik. The H Hand'
gowernment is said to be working on '
a *®ruini which, when combined with I
the ■) „'..ion from rod tie.snakes and j
injected into a peraon'a muscles, i..
expected to cure riieumu. i in. /
Tlie , n ikc.t were eauglit h> Itoic’r: :
Limibort, a 1. rl man, about 12 mil s
from tiwn and all within n ■ |iac ■ 2P
too- square. Ha said only an hour,
mil i quarter wua n quired to i oi
plete the j, h.
Air. Limbi rt <1 T.irr I th i . eon
trary to pnp.iu.i'r belief, 111 ' r* nov.il j
of the fiin'Ra tit n r ; tlesiluke do ■ «
not remit r tli im 'hamales-. for all
time. He asserted that a new s
rsf l',my. will grow duck ii: o place ml
ad: not three weeks.
CHICHAGOFF 'N
The tall lii* Chitdraft,a, it the C.lhi-j
chugcGold Alining (' upnny, i-1 la,
port from the mine.
BOBBED TAILED'
KILLER KILLED
CIULKTTK, \V> ... May Sought
i >r l‘> yi.iii ;<i ih,. Iiili- n ‘ir hur
hy trappet s, .1 glgai. (<■ wolf Which
pi nl :er: iv ai me c : .!• nu rfea
■ postur.■ • iml lives...,rU own
ers to place ,i Inrareiy on his i aretu-.s,
•Inw i’ 111 -11 ;i v'iittm to a tun s
' h.v Charles Creel, local hunter.
The wolf w • i e.Mvrnri'il 17 years
ago. accordin-g to old-time ros'ilants,
Init was tvlca ,i I by tin tiupper who
tonh h bei-ause rancher ' titen iMfimr l
to pay a 'bounty for It, cotrtepdiiBg
Unit It was no; danger>ns. The ttaij
p :• I'ten bobbed th • wolf* tail thu
lie might ibo si bio ta Identify it in
later | ursufts.
In the your* that followed the
mates if the boh-tailed wolf were
killed .summarily, and recently tbo
wolf operated alone. Tl» skin of tlie
captured animal mcusunM seven fool
four Inches.
ADMIRAL ROGERS
ON WAY NORTH
SEATTLE, Al iy ”. Moamer Admir
al Roger* mailed at b o'clock tills
m. . i.'.ns for •Southeastern Alaska n
toils, including Skagwiy and Sitka.
Tim Admiral Regers baa ST. pvageju- '
sen a'b .ard. |:i.dinting Hv> following
for Juneau: H. Van 1 rlivt, .1. Sjin
mus ami wife, Mrs. K A. Hyland, A,
111 >asn, II. L. Morris, Airs. \V. Worth.
ILtUla Amlcrson. Airs. A|. Ivieksr
sHnai, I me S.iwcrby at 1 wife. C. V.
Kdy, Fred Kplndlo, (!> uge Mailer,
Alra m. li iHrns anil <.m,* steerage.
START GRAVELING
TEE HARBOR ROAD
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(•raveling w; s started today on the
four miles of road, completed from
tile Auk Hay i innery. Glacier High
way. toward T o Harbor, according
to I. A nil errs on, in elv irge for Seims
& ('arisen, road contra 'tors. The en
tire roadway of seven miles, from the
cannery to Tee Harbor, is cleaned of
snr.w tides and debris, and graying
i.i tiie remaining throe nniles tto tiro
Harbor will >:art probably tomorrow,
Air. Anderson said
A it' w of 4U men Is now em
ployed on tli ' road.
MIKADO’S SISTER HURT, HUSBAND KILLED, IN AUTO WRECK.
Hero are the first pictures t>
reach America of Prince and Prin
cess Kitashiralava, the latter a sit
ter of the Mikado of Japan, with
-Mile. Elizabeth Sauvy. While speed
ing at 70 miles an hour on the
("henbourg - Paris Highway, in
Prunes, their auto was wrecked
against a trep, t lie Prince being
killed and the Princess severely
injured. Spectators arc seen giving
first aid to the wounded Princess.
Old bundles of ntwapspera a tbs
Empire, 26 cents.
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|!Mlk.Erf Sauvy, fyina g t&iK-gjy Ifit&Iur&fy*.