The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
The Gifted LIONEL BARRYMORE in a Five-Act Drama
“THE UPHEAVAL”
A PLAY OF EXQUISITE CHARM AND THRILLING
ROMANCE
—CAST OF “THE UPHEAVAL”—
YOUNG JIM GORDON.LIONEL BARRYMORE
Joan Madison. Marguerite Skirvin
Jim Gordon, Senior.Franklin Hanna
Henry Madison, Joan’s father.Edgar L. Davenport
Sidney Benson, pseudo-reformer.Paul Lawrence
Alec, delegate from the Workingmen’s Union James Malaidy
Myles McCool. Howard Truesdell
Jerome Hendricks. George Stevens
Frank Wagner.Frank Lyons
Liza Poke. Myra Brook
HEART-PATHE NEWS
“BROADWAY JONES” ON SUNDAY
Mrs. Nina Nichols at the Piano Regular Admission
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The following grand and petit jur
ies have been drawn f0r (he term oi
court which convenes at Valdez next
month:
Grand Jury—C. Guy, g. C. Nuna
maker. F. W. Small, r. Seifert, W. H
I Dryden, Henry Fathers and Charles
G. Strong, of Seward; r. E. Smith
George Hickman, Ben Hunger, F. M
Ford, E. A. Hegg, H. A. Slater, Her
bert Hoskins, George Hazelet, Roy
Hegg and Edward Anderson, of Cor
dova; James Gilmour, Henry Suess
dorf and Olaf Olson, of Valdez; Johr
C. Piper and John Appel, of Latouche
and L. H. Smith, of Eyak,
Petit Jury—J. E. Somers, George
Steel, Charles J, Goodall, Allen Lund
J. E, Currier, Harry Rolfe, John Gam
ble and Abe Courtright, of Cordova;
Curtis Morford, C. E. Burr, G. B. Nel
son, C. C. Smith, B. H. Howard, R
McLean, James Walters and Petei
Anderson, of Seward; H. P. Sullivan
James Mitchell, Nels Jepson, J. P
Simons, C. B. Smith, W. H. Palmer
and J. W. Date, of Valdez; W. C
Donaldson and Joseph Walters, of El
lamar, and John Larson, of Eyak.
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At the Empress tonight the chief at
traction will be Lional Barrymore anc
Marguerite Skirvin, in “The Up
heaval,” which is descrihed by tht
press agent as “five wonderful aci
of exquisite charm and thrilling ro
mance.” The Pathe Weekly News
also will be on the bill.
Geo. Forrest, of Juneau, was ir
town today on his return home frorr
Anchorage, where he instituted a
lodge of Elks.
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“Happy,” the well known gentle
man of color, who has been a city
charge at the hospital for several
months past, is being sent back to his
home near Pittsburg, Penna., on to
day’s boat.
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Armour’s and Swift’s Hams tt q st , -n ,, „ £
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| Silverdale Eggs—“All Good.” Hats. £j
Augustine & Kyer’s Candies, Loggers’ Shirts and Shoes
Always Fresh. Kara & Hardeman Hats to Fit |
jji: Saws, Axes, Hammers, Peavies,
etc. Camp Outfits Complete Collegian Clothes of Quality £
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Becomlngness is the theme of this
yeur’s millinery song. This is attested
by the three hats shown above. They
vary widely in style and each differs
from the others in shape and materials,
but all are immensely becoming. There
is a refined hat of milan with ribbon
crown, a dashing shape In soft carpet
braid and a spirited black napoleon
with a long, graceful quill—all ready
for the dawn of Easter.
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Tom Davis, of the Port Wells Mill
and Lumber Company, is in town for
a few days.
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E. L. Whittemore, councilman
elect of Seward, greeted Cordova
friends today on his way to the states.
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Charles Wilson, better known here
abouts as “Rastus,” has been dis
charged from the Morningside sani
tarium as cured, having been
adjudged insane several months ago.
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Seventy-two inches of snow fell at
Valdez on Monday and Tuesday and
at the present time eight and one-half
feet of snow is on the ground there.
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The steamer Northwestern arrived
from Valdez early this morning and
is scheduled to sail for Seattle at mid
night.
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Do you know that the El Roi Tan
Cigar is the largest selling High Grade
Cigar in the United States? tf
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Packing Company. 6-3t
The New
Spring Line
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