KOYUKUK APPRECIATES
THE NEW TRAIL.
The citizens of Koyukuk are highly
pleased with the work done by the
Alaska road commission during the
past summer on the road between |
that place and Coldfoot, stating that
it is the biggest piece of work for
the money expended that they have
ever seen.
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ACQUITTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
George Benett, the Fairbanks man
who was arrested recently on a white
slavery charge, was acquitted when
the case came to trial in the upper
town during the week. The jury was
out ten minutes.
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MASONIC OFFICERS FAIRBANKS.
At a recent meeting of the Tanana
Lodge, No. 162, F. & A. M., E. L. San
derlin was elected worshipful master,
S. L. Magnuson senior warden, Sidney
H. Stewart junior warden, Guy B. Er
win freasurer, and Frank Hall secre
tary.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT TREADWELL.
Plans have been drawn for the re
modeling of the old Mexican mess
house at Treadwell. A large dry-room
will be provided, together with shower
baths, lavatories, etc., for the conven
ience of the men working in the mine.
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For crepe flowers, phone Mrs. Book.
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ALL TRAILS WILL LEAD
TO EAGLE HALL TONIGHT
All is well that ends well. Trails
leading to Eagle hall have been
broken and there is no excuse for
not attending the dance tonight The
music alone should be sufficient In
ducement for you to turn out There
will be a four piece orchestra and the
members promise to deliver the goods
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TWO MEMBERS CREW INJURED.
The chief engineer of the fishing
schoner Commonwealth fell on the
sidewalk at Petersburg recently and
broke his ankle. About the same time
the mate of the vessel fell off the
dock in the darkness and had a cold
swim before being rescued. The Com
monwealth had been out 17 days and
only caught 1,000 pounds of black cod.
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CANNERY PLANT BE ENLARGED.
It is reported that the Saginaw bay
plant of the Northland Trading H
Packing Company will be largely in-1
creased in size for the coming season
and other lines embraced which will
keep the plant in operation throughout
the season.
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The right way to learn to dance is i
to attend our dances. The Bon Ton
orchestra, Cordova's popular 5 piece
orchestra, will give Its weekly dance
tonight at the Bungalow hall.
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Did you ever try the new Pigeon
Walk? See Prof. Hegg.
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FOR
ORR THEATRE
During the coming week there will
tie a variety of exceptionally good
films shown at the Kmpress theatre,
and theatregoers are assured of many
enjoyable evenings by attending the
performances.
“THE SABLE LORCHA.”
lor Sunday night only there
will be an all star Triangle pro
gram, featuring Tally Marshall and
1 homas Jefferson in “the Sable
I'Orcha, n five a, t fijm. TongR, or
< hinese secret societies, formed ori
ginally for political purposes in China,
often become, especially )n the China
towns of the United States, mere
agents of revenge or punishment
tor the personal grievances of mem
hers.
"Tong" also refers to the room
where the society meetings are held,
and members meet for recreation. The
lorcha is a small Chinese junk, used
for coast trade, >nd often for sinister
purposes.
The program will conclude with a
two act Keystone comedy, "Stolen
Magic,” in whic h will be seen the old
favorites, Raymond Hitchcock, Mabel
Normand and Mack Sennett.
THE LAMB MIXES
WITH THE WIDOW,
Monday and Tuesday's program "ill
bo "Mary's |,amb," a l’athe play In
five parts, with Richard Carle In the
leading role, Reported by Jessie.
Ralph and Marie Wayne.
Leander Lamb, entomologist and
matrimonial martyr, hunts the sav
age butterfly lie is flirtatiously in
clined, but doesn't know "how,” Le
nnder's one solace is the "widow next
door.” Her daily plunge in the "old
swimming hole interests him un
duly. This leads to a chase with
Mary Miranda Lamb, his lawful wed
ded wife. In the role of chaser. In
his effort to outdistance her he lands
in an Institution lor the mentally de
pressed, where ihe foes of depression
wish to disfigure his none too beauti
ful skull. He escapes, and falls Into
the clutches of the beautiful "widow
next door," who wishes to compro
mise him, to aid her friend, Allen
Townsend, In warning Phyllis At
wood, Leander s no <-e. The widow,
posing as "Charity giving away her
clothes,” starty i -■*-*«r on a “but
terfly” chase v^ii n ,rrtnterrupted by
the arrival of Mary Leander, arrayed
In a nightgown, candlestick in hand,
proceeds to give ihe most realistic
“Bleep walker’s escapade” that Mary
ever witnessed A note from thf
widow, which Leander hnd forgotten
on the dresser, proves the somnambu
list's undoing. le evens up matters
with Mary, win his old college chum
Blackwell, re! ,t. r n most disgraceful
story of Mary's isiden days. He sen
toneoB her to the “wrongdoer's rest'
the stocks, tin ite he had often met
for too arde nt "butterfly chasing.
Mary in the ks is more manage
able, and in ■ rs are straightened
for the best ini. rests of alt
CIVIL WAR DRAMA.
On Wednes.i, and Thursday nights
Frank Keenan ud Charles Ray will
uniMjcuv i 10, uiii
appear in "The Coward,” a supreme
civil war drama of six acts, with veri
table armies and realistic battles, to
gether with the sorrows of impover
ished homes and broken romances.
MANSFIELD PRODUCTION COMING
"The Social Highwayman,” based
upon Richard Mansfields’ romantic
success, will be produced on next Fri
day and Saturday nights. As a photo
play it is equally noteworthy, being
enhanced by the genius of Edwin
August and Ormi Hawley and the re
alistic atmosphere of a lavish and
painstaking production.
•‘OLD HEIDELBERG.”
Dainty Dorothy (iish and handsome
Wallace Reid in a Triangle five act
play, "Old Heidelberg," will prove a
strong attraction on Sunday night,
January 21.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, NOTICE.
The installation of officers will take
place on Monday evening, December
15, at 8 p. m. All members are re
quested to attend.
CHARLES GOODALL, C. C.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching service 11 a. m , "The
Wicked Husbandman;” Sunday school
12 in , "John the Baptist and Jesus;''
preaching service 7:30 p m , "The
Wings of Jehovah.”
The musical program for the even
ing Is as follows:
Anthem — "Bless the I.J)rd"—-Towne
Solo — "The Ninety and Nine" . .
. Sankey
Mrs. Baird.
Violin Solo — Selected.
Mrs. M. S. Wilson.
Anthem — "The Lord Is My Light"
. Brookr
We cordially invite you and all those
who enjoy good music and a helpful
message to Join us In the services o!
the day.
A. (1. SHR1VER, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
St. Oeorge'B Mission, Red Dragor
Club House — Second Sunday aftei
Kpiphany. Morning prayer and Hoi;
Communion at 11 o'clock. Sundaj
school at 12 o'clock.
Evensong at Hegg's "Bungalow'
Hall, 7:30 p. m
Musical Program.
Organ Voluntary - "On the Green"
.Spoler
Anthem - "Keep Singing Miles
Anthem — "Abide Wirt) Me".Williams
Miss Shepard and Choir,
Anthem — "A Prayer for Our Na
tion" .Martin
Solo — "The Great Beyond". .Wallace
Mrs. W. H. Chase.
Offertory Duet — "Nearer My God
to Thee" ..Freeman
Mrs. Hedges and Miss Shepard
Sermon—Seven minutes.
We had 45 last Sunday: let's make
It !*n this Sunday. Everybody likes
it. REV. E. P. ZIEGLER.
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Hesitation waltz. Can you Imagine
anything more pretty? Learn It S<-.
Prof. Hegg.
Ladies' and gent s shoes oiled and
shined. Alaskan Hotel barber shop.
Prompt delivery.
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If you slay home on account of the
weather you will miss a good time at
the Bungalow hall.
Empress Theater
TONIGHT ONLY—ONE SHOW, 8 P. M.
CHAS. CHAPLIN,
In One of His Famous Comedies,
“WORK”
Other Pictures.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 14—7:30 and 9:00 p. m.
An All Star Triangle Program,
TI LLY MARSHALL and THOMAS JEFFERSON,
In the Five Act Oriental Drama,
“THE SABLE LORCHA”
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK and MABEL NORMAND,
In the Two Act Mack Sennett Keystone,
“STOLEN MAGIC” _
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