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COLISEUM
SECOND EPISODE OF THE “IRON CLAW” WILL BE SHOWN
IN TONIGHT’S PROGRAM
Hearst Pathe News—Pictorial News
Showing the United State* Troop* in France and Other Current
Events of the World.
Iron Claw
THE HOUSE OF UNHAPPINESS
Featuring Pearl White, Creighton Hale and Sheldon Lewis
In Two Thrilling Act*——Don’t Fail to See Thi* Thrilling Story
Gussies Wayward Path
IN A SCREAMING ONE-REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY
Mr. Geo. W. Pennington, one of the able Four-Minute Men,
will address the audience tomorrow (Sunday) night on the war.
Gen. Admission, 25c. Reserved Seats, 50c.
SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 O’CLOCK
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WILSON IS READY
10 SET UP CAMP i
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Contractor Has Been Waiting For ,
Snow to Disappear From Ground
Out the Line.
Mr. C. Herbert Wilson, who had
recently completed a large grading1
contract near Residency 3 (35-mile)
has been awarded a contract to
clear a section of the right of way
about four miles beyond Residency
4 (43-mile) and left yesterday for
the place chosen for his new camp
for the duration of the contract.
Mrs. Wilson will probably join him
as soon as camp has been made and
everything made snug and ship
shape.
The contract was awarded Mr
Wilson of the 21st of January last,
the piece of right of way to be
cleared being from Station 17410
to 17499 (Weir’s location). The
timber in this section of the country j
is fairly thick and owing to the I
depth of the snow covering the
country until recently, the w’ork of
clearing could not be taken in hand
earlier. There is still much snow
remaining in the woods, though it
is rapidly disappearing, and Mr.
Wilson figures that he will be able
to commence clearing work and rush
it to completion without much
trouble from this cause.
ANCHORAGE RESIDENTS
ENGAGE IN ROUGH BOUT
C. R. Rhodes, skating rink man,
and Edward Christensen, president
of the Anchorage Labor union, re
cently came to blows in which a gas
pipe in the hands of Rhodes was
temporary victorious. It seems that
Rhodes had a lease on the auditor
ium of the Labor Temple and the
president and secretary of the Labor
Union revoked the lease, stating
that they had authority to do so
and offered Rhodes $450 damages,
which he would not accept. Instead
he hit Christensen over the head
with a length of gas pipe and the
latter was taken to the hospital,
where four stitches were found nec
essary. Fololwing the fracas Rhodes
held possession of the auditorium
and the others tried to starve him
out, but his father broke through
with breakfast for the man, break
ing the glass door to get in. It
was finally decided that each should
share his part in paying for the
damages to the property and all
parted amicable without going to
court.
WAGONS WILL BE
USED ON TRAILS
SOUTH OF TOWN
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j Wheeled Vehicles Are Being Pre
pared For Use Beyond the
End of Steel.
Arrangements are now under way
for the early resumption of freight
ing from Camp 9 (20-mile) to the
more remotely situated camps of
the Alaskan Engineering commis
sion, and the wagons necessary for
this purpose have already been over
hauled and put in shape for im
mediate service. Considerable work
yet remains to be done ere the
, trails could be made fit for wheeled
: traffic, and, as this work will be
taken in hand at once it is expected
that the wagons will be on the run
in a few days. In the meantime,
to serve the needs of the camps
j beyond Residency 3 (35-mile) and
to keep the mail moving as regularly
as before, a small pack train has
been established and is now regu
larly carrying the mail and such
of the supplies as are urgently
needed.
With toe resumption of freight
ing with wagons, it is probable that
the pack train will be permanently
stationed at Residency 4 (43-mile)
for the purpose of moving material
and supplies for the camps to be
established further along the right
of way, and also to the camps of 1
the contractors who will have grad- i
ing contracts later on.
From Residency 4 to Lignite and
| beyond there are no wagon roads,
and all the work of freighting will
have to be done by the pack train
for some time to come. The road
from Residency 3 to points beyond
and up to Nenana Crossing for some
distance, follows the meander of the
Nenana river, much of the erstwhile
trails are said to be navigable now,
although the warm weather now ex
perienced, will, it is expected, soon
put them in shape for freighting on.
Pauline Frederick Will Make Her
Appearance At Coliseum In
Strong Attraction.
Pauline Frederick, one of the most
talented stars in the movie world,
will make her appearance at the
Coliseum tomorrow’ night in the
Famous Players Film company’s
pictorial presentation of the cele
brated drama, “Bella Donna.” As a
novel and play, this drama created
one of the greatest sensations of
the present literary and dramatic
epoch. As a photoplay it will un
doubtedly be recorded as one of
the most powerful emotional dramas
ever presented on the screen. In
the famous role of the alluring
and treacherous Bella Donna, whose
soul contains all the passion of the
Orient and whose impulses are as
exotic as the rose itself, Pauline
Frederick has suggested a creature
of rare fascination and unusual
power. Beautiful and cruel, irre
sistible and pitiless, she plays with
life and love until the inevitable
moment of reckoning arrives, when,
spurned and outcast, she passes out
into the black night, across the grim
desert, fnto the nowhere. The Fa
mous Players Film company’s im
pressive photo-production of this
materpiece faithfully illustrates the
Oriental splendor of atmosphere and
the mystical environment in which
the greater part of the action tran
spires, and provides Miss Frederick
with a role in which she far eclipses
her previous record of achievement
as the foremost emotional artiste
of the screen.
Feature prices will prevail, fifty
cents for general admission and six
bits for reserved seats. The show
will start at eight o’clock.
Geo. W. Pennington, director of
the Four Minute Men in Nenana,
will address the audience during the
last intermission.
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The building of concrete seagoing
vessels having proved successful in
Sweden and Norway, Denmark is
embarking in the industry.
By using two reflecting prisms
a French scientist has invented a
miscroscope giving stereoscopic views
of objects examined.
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books please return them just as
soon as possible.
There are books out long past due. !
Unless ubscribers cooperate with I
us in living up to the necessary rules
the library will have to be removed
to a place where it will probably j
be less generally useful, but possible
to keep tabs on it.
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