PICK ETT'
F* /V LA CE|
LAST TIME TONIGHT
REVIEW and TOPICS
4 Acts of Vod-a-Vil
A diaraa with the immortal
- touch
"THE
UNFOLDMENT”
A drama of the miracle of love
With
FLORENCE LAWRENCE
AND
BARBARA BEDFORD
' And AO-Star Cast
JOHNNY HINES in a
fORGHY COMEDY
Tuesday — Rudyard Kip
ling’s “Without Benefit of
Clergy.’
Attractions
at Theaters (
ATTRACTIONS TONICHT
COLISEUM—Wallace Reid in “The, I
World'# Champion.” ' I
PALACE—“The Unfoldment.
i l
“The
COMING ATTRACTIONS
COLISEUM—Paul Wegener in
Golem,” mystery play.
PALACE—Thomas Holding in “With
out Benefit of Clergy.”
WALLACE REID AT
COLISEUM LAST TIME
'A champion star In a knock-out
picture was the rinser attraction at
tlw* Coliseum last night and on to
night for the last showing, two
shows. Adapted from the play by
Thomas Louden and A. E. Thomas,
this promises to be one o( the best.
Paramount pictures in which Wallace
Reid starred.
The story concerns the son of a
British commoner, who falls in love
dth n lady of tlie nobility, is rebukei
ly his father, goes to America am
n seven years becomes the middle
relgbt ehamiiion of the world. 11
eturns to England, thrashes a tot
ner rival and then is accepted b
lie girl after he confides to her ths
io is now an atlorney-ai-laiw, bavin
aken up law aftor retiring from tb
iglu g uile, tlif** undefeated dian
lion. The characters are played i
t satirical vein and tlio comedy i
•idt and highly entertaining. Loi
iVilson is leading woman. Lionel Be!
nore plays tlie fathers Henry Mille:
lr„ a brother, and Helen Dunbai
i^eslie Casey, S. J. Sand ford, W. .1
Oerguson and Quy Oliver the remalt
ng character roles.
Mr. and Airs. Carter Do Havel
ippenr tin “Never Again.” a splendi
•oniedy, making a regular enjoyabt
ifter-Lenten bill.
VT PALACE FOR
-AST TIME TONIC..T
“The Unfoldment," a povvorfu
Irani,! of truth and regeneration,
itle says that it is not the tjlseast
mt neglect of the remedy which ger
rally destroys lire, anil th i> th
lory by James Cauldwell and It i
leustis, shows howr a beautiful gl:
vas pronouncod crippled for life. Sh
vould never walk again, they sab
vurse, doctor and father warned he
f the danger of trying to walk. An
io she. never did until there came
nonient of such overwhelming' jo
hat she must walk—and she did!
This is only one of many interasi
ng themes that make “The l'a fob
nent” the gripping drama with Flea
nee Lawrence heading a cast wbli
nd ml os William Conklin, Charles 1\
Tench. Barbura Bedford, Lydia Knot
nd others equally well known.
Johnny Hines, the noted cornediu
if the legitimate stage, appears a
‘Torcliy” in these two-reel comedies
vhieh are said to have “a laugh i:
ivory line.”
Four acts of “Vol-a-Vil,” Revio\
nd Topics fills out tljw bill.
SIG MYSTERY FEATURE
S COMING TO COLISEUM
One of the most remarkable am
hrilllng photoplays ever shown any
chore is said to be “The Golem,
vhich will be the Coliseum's supei
ittraption on Tuesday and Wedne.
!ajr. The picture was made In Eli
ope and belongs to that unpredecem:
>d class ot' massive historical picture
if which ‘'Deception” and "Passion
ire leading exemplars.
The story deals with a legend o
nediaeval Europe and the scenes nr
aid in Prague in the 16th century
Tlio Golem" is a monster of da:
nought to life by a Jewish lLihbl t
ave his rufc, and how he near!;
irlngs that race to ruin is shown. It
ome of the most, tremendous scone
ver pictured. Paul Wegener, oil
>t' the most famous of Europea
creen players, not only wrote tli
;oiy and directed the photoplay, bu
To the Voters
of Juneau
When a man or a group of men announce them
selves candidates for public office it is customary to
state just what they propose doing, if elected. Some
times it is on a platform of “Greater efficiency or
“Reduced taxes” or “Honest Government or Great
er economy.
We will maintain the City Wliarf at its highest efficiency
and provide docking facilities for the Coast Guard Cutter Unalga
and other Government boats when the dock is not in use.
We will give the fishermen and the fishing fleet our united i
support and'assist them in every possible manner. We will in- j
•tall running water on both of the Ctiy floats. We will assist !
Hie present cold storage company in every possible manner.
We will assist the Juneau Fire Department and give them
oar hearty co-operation in the building and maintenance of a
public playground and recreation park for the City of Juneau.
We will, if elected, give the incoming1 School Board our
support.
We will extend and improve the City streets and sewerage
system-on a more permanent basis.
(Signed)
JACK WOODARD, Candidate for Mayor.
FRANK METCALF, Councilman (2-year term.)
THOMAS JUDSON, Councilman (2-year-term.)
LOCKIE McKINNON, Councilman (2-year term.)
MICHAEL BAVARD, Councilman (1-year term.)
GUNNAR BLOMGREN, Councilman (1-year term.)
# Vote the People’s
Ticket Straight
PHONE 10 FOR T^KI
f i • •
Hiinimiuuiiiiuiiiminiraumu
A * I
SAYS AMERICAN STAGE IS NOT DECLINING.
[!'. " £>ta.iU'ii>e Cbafinaitl&n-i.
i Alin. liiattche Chapman Ford, noted Hltaku pearemi actress, ;
who has spent fill of her 6:! years »n t lie American stage, recently |
l appeared in Seattle, Washington, in the role of the nurse, in
"ilomeb and, JuITpt." She declared there that the American stage !
t is not declining, adding her belief tlmt it is getting more won- j
t derful every year. Art, she said, is keeping pace with stage me
, chatties, each improving in quality yearly.
t
J
U! ’ K'auiag i ie in
, ne piay.-;
1 j Golem.
i KIPLING STOHY
I COMING TO PALACE
When sucli an important literary;
personas as Jtudyanl Kipling i" ■
1 won to the screen (acre is one tiling)
certain:,, That the chosen work of!
tlit famous author will In accurately
filmed. Otherwise, Mr. Kipling would,
never have consented to permit his
famous story, ‘'Without Benefit of
Clergy,” to he adapted for the silver
sheet, which will lie at lac Palm
Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Practically all of file i r.portnnt
1 members of the product inn forces
’ concerned in making th * piriim ver |
• : .on of “Without Benefit of Clergy.”
for Pathe have been In Iml .. whore
’ tnc locale of in story is laid, and
are quite fnmilta^. ith its people and
1 liicir customs.
1 Thomas Holding, who plays tae
! leading male role in the.picture, be-,|
1 came familiar willi that country while,
' ho was purser aboard a steamship
- plying between England ana Bombay
' during ills early youth.
'old pacific coast
MAN WANTS TO SEE
ALASKA ONCE MORE
Once the lure ot Um last frontier
I (which takes in the West Coast:
I from Nome to iSan Diego) gets 'into
la man’s blood, it produces a microbe
that simply cannot be eradicated.
; That was proven a few days ago
will on E. O. MeMfcken, passenger
traffic manager of the Admiral Line,
ait Seattle, received the following,
leLter from John I*. Lynn of 1728.
South Shore Drive. Chicago:
“Will you kindly mail me your j
prospectus, time of sailings and any;
other data you may have regarding j
your Sou;,hw<Ml-rrn Alaska trip. Have]
in mind taking the Admiral Evans.
1 July 19, provided I can get b ud; -to j
j Seattle by August 11 or 12.
”1 am an old Pacific Coast man
and, speaking of Seattle, why, bless]
you, I used to eat breakfast in a
tent called the Chicago Waffle House j
on the present site of the I,. C. Smiyh I
building after the fire of 1899 and |
^iavo never lost a lovo for the old ,
town, or the West, nor have I for
gotten the smell of the tidefluts. In !
fact, my experiences in those good,
old days reminds me of a remark
made by the late Congressman Fran-!
eis Cushman, who, in our national |
Houso of Represonltatlvos, once said: j
‘Out on Puget Sound during ray early,
NEW PALAL DELEGATE REACHES AMERICA.
/ L. X.
At the left Is Mon signor Fumaeonl-BIcndi, newly ajlpoln^ed
Apostolic Delegate to Washington, being greeted by Archbishop
Patrick J. Hayes ,of the Diocese of New York, upon his arrival
from Rome on ,the liner Taormina. Ho has served as Papal Dele
gate to India and Japan and is Titular Archbishop of Dlsclea.
iti » .’i, i •• i v.; i mm.-* i iici'i- ill.*
stomach rose »vn.l foil with the tide.'
So, ibeforo I embark on my last voy
age, I want one more I’otlatch, anil1
ace again the sun act 'behind the
Olympic Mountains, and gaze once j
more on the wonders of the Alaskan
Coast. So please make ronervatloas
for myself and wife,"
Incidentally it might be mentioned
in passing, that all .01 the Alaska
steamship Companies have received,
this spring, more inquiries and more
roqifOMs for reservations from (east
ern people who. desire io make the
pilgrimage to tiro top o’ the world,
than’ever before in the history of j
th ■ Far North.
j_
CHESTERTON IS
TO COMBAT BIG :
MONOPOLY NOW
I
Well Known Aui’nor Is to
Start Magazine to Support
His Stand on Property.
(Continued irons ynxb One. t
wealth Impersonal and rent rail zed.
"The point Is that both forms in
the modern world, and particularly
till- industrial wi rid. tend to keep
power in tlio center, both use either
in the form of socialist officials, as
in Bolshevist Russia, or In the form
of trust mugnati s, as in industrial
America, for instance, a few men In
I ractiee not only rule, but own the
lives i f all other people; they own
the thins* they eat and drink, as
w. ll us the machinery they use, and
they pay them a wage.
"The cure for this vil of monopoly
is a reversal of the whole procedure,
and an attempt again to seutter pri
vate property and to cr >ato as many
small owners as possible.
“It t-vems extraordinary that there
Is no organ of opinion to express
this idea, and all the more because
II is the most sane and simple and
ordinary of all human bleuls. There
is nothing particularly faddist about
saying that a field should bo of rea
sonable size, or that tile family farm
should belong to the family.”
Old papers tor sale at Empire
office.
DEERING MINER !
GOING EAST TO
RAISE CAPITAL|
Prospecting Lava Beds on
Inmachuk River—Reports
Murder at Tanana.
En route from Do rlig to \
fork, J. H. Stulll, well known Hcw
irl Peninsula in Inins: man, visited in
lunoau Saturday. night for » few
lours, proceeding soutli on tilt' A(l
nlral Watson. 11 > i.i making the
rip East for the purp- iti of raising
•apital to continue prosp ejing the
ild channel ot tiio Inrnaeiiuck ltiver,
where lit' has been working for tho
fast five years.
On the tii.\..\v that fh-n Inm tchuck
ava beds fill tire old ehunnol and
lint explorations beneath these beds
a 111 uncoter pay gravel and open a
lew district of considerable magni
ale, Mr. Stulll, In 1U1S, organized
i company to do this prospecting.
Two shafts were, driven through to
he gravid, one 132 an 1 the 1 i s; 176
'l et. In til-• second hole after drii't
ng ever !00 feet goc I prospects
wore eneountcred. Before m ■ > work
;an be done, sail Mr. Rtuiil. iL will
be necessary lo stviit • additional
i'unls which lie In confident lie can
lo. 4 ^
Word of the killing of a white m in
named 11 ender on, an old-timer of
the Yukon, at Tatiana l.y an Indian,
was brought lu re by Mr. Rluhl. The
killing was dono with a .22 caliber
rifle, ihe Indian shooting his victim
In. the hack, lashing the body on Hen
derson's sled and driving it down
river a short distant > below town,
where It was found by a mall carrier,
rive Indian was bound over by tho
f. S. Commissioner tit Tanana after
i preliminary examination.
There is considerable influenza to
:ho West ward and La* the Interior,
vecording to Mr. Stulll. Jlot.it N liana ;
and Fairbanks wer In tb e midst ofi
an epidemic and at (h rdov.i, it was
said I here wore 20(1 eas.i. Tito <1 is-,
ease is said to be prevalent in. a
mild form only and few if any fatali
ties were report.ul.
lie made the trip from Deering to,
I mica u in 30 days, traveling be dog
earn to Ncnana, and making go#rl
time rtcstpiUt being forced to break
trail virtually ttte entire distance. Ho
■iii*rhf tho Vdmirn.1 Watson at Bow*
iKl. He loft tiio ship at Too liar
:>or yesterday, earning to Juncotl on
i small gasboat anil taking tlio Wat-j
mn .South- Ho will remain in Se-"j
title visiting It is wlto and won for a
>w days lief Of o going to New York.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following letters remain un
called for in the post office al Ju
neau March 31. Parties wishing
■uimo should call for “advertised let
ora” and give date of list. One cent
is due on advertised letters 2
Steve Arbiifiina/- T. .1. Cornelissen,
id 11 Ian Martin. Consul I>o Mexico, II.
Mlsker. Rudolpfo' Ilnmlre*. Albert
Ragnor, .Max Rosen 3.
7.M. BRADFORD, P- M
CROWD AT DAYS OF ’98
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
A large crowd attended the Days
if ’S8 given Saturday night at A. II.
Hall by the Auxiliary and Pioneer
Lodges, Igloo No. ti. The chief form
»f entertainment was dancing. Fun
nil, roulette and blackjack supplied
imusement for those desiring the ex
•Itement tf the game of chance, and
ipft drinks with fancy names were
icrved. Mombcra of the Pioneer
Lodge acted as dealers and barten
lers. The Palace Orclt dra supplied
ho music.
YOt’R "UNUSBi,' ASSETS—that
typewriter, musical Instrument, fur
niture, office fixture or appliance—
are marketable, for cash, through
the classified columns of The Empire.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE.'
Territory of Alaska, dated March 1
a municipal corporation, for an or
the year 1922, Cause No. 2252A, tj
tlie City of Juneau, Alaska, on Ap
I bo following described property a>
on each tract, Irjjpltjdlnj; penalty an
as provided by law.
I
ro WHOM ASSESSED
iaegar & Krlcron or owner ..'lie
Fred Cliff or owner Hie
). A. Hahn or owner .Bln
i'lias. Penn or owner . .Bio
Frances Mel sen rah I or owner ....Bln
Frank Ross or owner Bln
I. W. Leak (fr owner.Bln
Mrs. M. A. Ferris or owner .Blu
Peter Koskl Estate or owner Idle
Mrs. Mary Larson or owner . *Wo
Lydia Ritter or owner ..Qol
Mike Boxa or owner .Bln
James Soles or owner ... .HP
derogo Munakiut or owner .Sot
Louis I»ng or owner .Soi
Walter Gray or owner Trl
s
s
1
Mrs. Jane Nellson or owner Foi
i
Pete Madsen or owner .. . Foi
Pete Madsen or owner .BYn
Peto Madsen or owner . No
Albert K.llnkerbeard or owner Fc>
William Burns or owner Pu
]
J. W. Rommel or owner ... . .. P.
J
Mrs. M. Kendall or owuer .Ne
W. C. Hunter or owner . .Nc
Dated at Juneau, Alaska this i
Publish March 26, April 2, 9, 16.
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SPICKETT’
F> A L A C E|J
This big "knockout” bill is on the last time to
night. It made a big hit iast night. See it tonight.
MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN
IN A LIVE COMEDY
A Weekly Opens the Show
COMING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
“THE GOLEM”
The big mystery production
WHAT IS IT? IT IS UP TO YOU?
CALL A SPECIALIST
I have evened a shop in the Forrest Build
ing- and will devete my time to plumbing and
heating exclusively. YOUR WORK will receive
my personal attention.
Estimates cheerfully given free of charge.
GEO. B. RICE
Phone 34 Juneau, Alaska.
ALASKA MEAT COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
PHONE 39. SEWARD STREET
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NOTICE OF SALE.
I, that pursuant to an order of the District Court ft r the First Division,
ti, l!t-3, in the matter of the application of tile City of Juneau, Alaska.
Jer authorizing the rale i f certain real property for delinquent taxes for
Kale at public auction will lie, held at the City Hall on Fourth St. in
II 21!, 1923, ul ten o'clock of Hu; forenoon of said day, at which sale
Bossed to the individuals mentioned on which Iho amount of taxes due
d interest up to date of sale and corts a.. below tabulated, will ho sold
HIXK'K, LOT, 1UC8CIIIPTION
ck 13, Lot 1-3 |,0t and Hldg.
ck 106, I/ot 2. Lot mid 1 ijUk.
i‘k 114, Lot 2, Lot only
fk 114, Lot t>, S.W. >•, ijot only
ik 119, l»t 4, I-ot only
i-k 12o, l^.tri ;’> a ml 4, Part* of lot only
ok 121, lx>L 4, Fractional lot .
ck K, Lots 3 anil 4, A11.of
ck N, I<ot 2. North Ly of lot
fk N. Lot 2 South K of lot
d Holt Ail., Lot 3. Fractional Lot
and Illii«.
ck 203, l<ol 4. Part of lot only
loo ft. to deep water. 8 S \V, 7th St.
tit ililc McMullens. Lot and Cabin
S/S Went 7th St.
th Hide Went 7th St., \ah uml
Foundation .. > .■*
angular shaped lot 07’ on Went
ido of “E" St. and 105.02 feel
long proponed extension of Wil
lUghliy A i t., In Ing I '. S. Survey
lo. 574, Foundation and Mouse
tmlation and Cabin, North side
Vest Till St. ...
tmlation and cabin S S Wes; 9th St
nidation and talon S S West 9th St.
lit side of West 9lh, iait and ltldg.
tndalloh and cabin 8<S West loth St.
;i lie Coast Ad. N 10 30x1 no ft.
Heck 3, Ian 6, Lot only
C. Ad.. Illock 3, lan 0, 20x100 ft.
ait only .
ison Hurk Ad. Hlock 2, I aits 1 and
I, Loat only . .
.sou Park Ad., Hlock 4, Lot 3, lait only
Tax
9.00
7.20
4.50
3.80
1.80
4.50
4.50
’>4.00
.90
.90
ultv
5 .90
32.40
2.70
3.60
1.80
1.80
18.00
Z. a :>
.45
.45
3.00
2.70
5 40
7 2o
4.50
2.70
.45
.36
.18
.45
.45
5.40
.0!)
.09
OFt
$ .3 6
.57
IS
.14
.07
.18
IS
2.16
.04
.04
3 24
.3 6
.18
.18
1 S|»
.04
.04
.36
.54
. i z
.45
: t
CoHtH
* 3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
T33
3.33
1:30
.10
.14
.08
.08
.09
.0 5
.05
.14
.10
.29
.18
.11
3.33
8.35
Tot il
* 13.59
11.82
8.4 0
7.43
5.38
8.46
*.40
64.89
4.30
4.30
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.83
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
3.33
40.27
6.4o
7.43
5.39
(.39
23.83
5 89
3 87
3 87
7.43
6 40
S.49
11.54
8.46
8.41
TOTALS ..
let day of March, 1923.
_ . i. _ - 19BAL)
-8180.45 818.03 87.57 *83.25 8*89 3'
A. E. QURR, city Clerk, f
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