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JUNE CAPRICE
IN 5 Act Romance
‘The Ragged Princess’
Mack Sennett Comedy
“HIS BREAD AND BUTTER” _
2 Act Scream
SUNDAY—Douglas Fairbanks in—“THE AMERICANO”
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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GETTING BUSY
(Special to Daily Times)
JUNEAU. May 11.—There was a
big meeting of Republicans held here
last night, which was held under the
auspices of the First Division Re
I publican Association. It was a har
monious gathering of the members of
the G. O. P. and it was decided to
call a convention on June 14 to fill
the vacancies on the Republican leg
islative ticket and prepare for a vig
orous campaign between then and the
November election.
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SCHOOL NOTES
In an effort to establish among the
children the habit of caring for their
teeth, a record of the regularity with
which teeth were brushed twice a
day, was kept in every room in school
for a long period this year. The aver
ages for pupils in the 6th, 7th, and 8th
grades for a period of more than
twenty weeks appear below, showing
excellent results.
Harry O’Neill—99.
Donald Bollinger—99.
Geo. Doster—99.
Alice Daggett—97.
Prances Praisure—97.
Esther Hile—97.
Edwin Bollinger—97.
Leslie—96.
Dorothy Dooley—94.
Rollie Clements—92.
Leona Churchill—90.
George Wilson—88.
Percy Doolittle—80.
Barth O’Loughlin—73.
Brooks Lamprey—67.
Gay Elliott—65.
A few of the pupils named were
not in attendance during the entire
period.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Should the S. S. Alaska arrive from
the West, Sunday A. M., there will
be mass at 10:30 A. M.
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MINGS OF LOGIL
UNO PEHSGNIL INTEREST
Frank A. Clarkin came down from
McCarthy on yesterday’s train.
The exterior of the City Bakery has
been brightened up with a fresh coat
of paint.
The officers meeting of the Home
Guards has been changed from Sunday
afternoon to from 9 to 10 o’clock on
drill nights, Tuesday and Friday, at
Eagle hall.
The executive committee in
charge of the Red Cross war drive
met this morning and formulated ten
tative plans for an active campaign,
the full particulars of which will be
made public next week.
The Junior Red Cross Food Sale is
proving a success far beyond any ex
pectation. At 3:30 this afternoon $70
had been taken in. Supplies are sold
as fast as they arrive and customers
have to be turned away. A complete
report will be made later. ,
Douglas Fairbanks in the comedy
drama “The Americano” which will
be on the screen at the Empress
Theatre Sunday evening, is one of
the best pictures yet shown. If you
miss it you miss a good one. Also
Hearst Pathe News. Sunday even
ing two shows: at 7:30 and 9 o’clock.
WILLftRO-FULTON FIGHT
m 8EFN CANCELED
CHICAGO, May 11.—Colonel J. C
Miller, manager of the proposed Wil
lard-Fulton prizefight for the world’s
championship on July 4, has called off
the fight because he found that pub
lic sentinpent was opposed to it.
Colonel Miller said that sportsman
ship alone had prompted his efforts
to stage tho bout. He said that Wil
lard only had agreed to re-enter the
ring under the impression that the
public demanded that he defend the
championship. He will abide by the
decision of Colonel Miller.
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Don’t forget the regular Saturday
night dance at Hegg’s hall tonight
Good music.
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