The Empress
TONIGHT AT 8:00 SHARP
ETHEL BARRYMORE
In the Five-Act Drama
“The Awakening of Helena Ritchie”
Hearst Pathe News Travels in Manila
Animated Cartoon and Comedy
TWO SHOWS—7:30 AND 9 SHARP
America’s Leading Photoplay Comedian
VICTOR MOORE
In the great automobile Photo Comedy
“The Race”
With Anita King
Also Hearst-Pathe News
Mrs. Nina Nichols at Piano Regular Admission
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HD flOSHl INTERES1
The Skagway, with a cargo of coa
and oil, is due here May 28.
The freighter Latouche sails frorr
Seattle on Wednesday next.
Jerry Bardes of Fairbanks was ai
arrival in town on last night’s train.
The Northwestern will be here Tues
day evening on her south bound trip
Steamer Alameda, on the way north
should reach this port on Tuesda>
evening.
On Tuesday next there will be a
special election to vote on extending
the corporate limits.
Chairman A. J. Adams of the street
committee has a force of men at work
making necessary repairs iO the main
thoroughfares.
The Home Guard military company
appeared on the streets last night for
the first time, and presented a very
creditable appearance.
There will be a special meeting of
the Northland Club tomorrow* after
noon at 2:30, to pass upon an appli
cation for membership.
A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Red Cross war fund drive
will be held at the Northland Club on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Wednesday there will be a jitney
dance at Eagle hall, with a ten-piece
orchestra in attendance. The proceeds
will go to the Red Cross war fund.
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Two cannery tenders, the Morning
Star and Airdale, each fig feet long,
which were built at Tacoma for the
Henley canneries, are here On their
way to Nellie Juan.
The need of a band here is very
apparent, and in order that an or
ganization may be perfected a meet
ing of all who can play any brass in
strument will be held at Eagles' hall |
on Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Let
every musician attend.
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The Bayview apartments and two
cottages on Second street, owned by
O. E. Lambert, have been purchased
by William Crocker and Charles
Matthew's, the deals having been con
summated through the Cordova Ab
stract and Realty Company.
Rev. E. P. Zeigler will be the four
minute speaker at the Empress the- ]
ater tonight, and George C. Hazelet
will addresa the Sunday night audi
ence. Both will point out the advan
tages of subscribing to the Red Cross
was fund drive which starts Monday.
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STOCKHOLM, May 18.—Sweden’s
most powerful radia station, situated
at Karlsborg, has been put into opera- j
tion. Regular communication is now *
being conducted with Deutch Alten,
gurg, in Austria, and also with Tsar-j
skoe-Selo. Wireless messages have
also been exchanged with Spanish sta-^
tions and with Constantinople. Word ]
has also been received that the Karls
borg station’s messages have been
read, by a little station in Damascus,
Palestine, although the Damascus sta
tion’s plant is too weak to reach Karls
borg.
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available for American soldiers when
the construction program - now in
progress under the supervision of the
army medical corps is completed.
Latest reports to Surgeon General
Gorgas show that 62,959 beds now are
ready in National army and National
Guard base hospitals, embarkation,
military and civilian hospitals, in
cluded in the institutions in charge
of the corps. This total wilt be in
creased by more than 4b per cent.
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