AT 1 HE DREAM
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AT THE DREAM
THOS. H. INCE Presents The Beautiful PARAMOUNT STAR
DOROTHY DALTON
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Down anions the big "Redwoods" of California and back ..to
the days of the b.i v Gold Rush, where things get right down to
“hard-pan *, and the dance halls are in full swing, are only a
few ofthebig setlir..- in this new Thos. H. Ince play tonight.
There is every thing in the play to make it one of the biggest
pictures that Dorothj Dalton has been seen in here. Romance,
thrills, and a laugh of joy at the climax.
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"IHE LAST U VSKA TRAVELOGUE
“ATLIN THE SWITZERLAND OF THE YUKON’’
1< a wonderfi'I picture of our far northern country. See
\1 ka with Burton Holmes
COMING SATURDAY
SESSUE IIAYAKAWA in “THE WHITE MAN’S LAW”
HERE SOON—BILL HART in “SELFISH YATES”
Kis Latest Arteraft Release
CITY TREASURER
MAKES REPOF7
At the last meeting of the oM
A. R. Larsen. City Treasure r. s .
ted the following report of th
condition of the city ; r -
ending March 31, 15ID.
RECEIPT?
Municipal court. ..
Street Ass?s3ements ... r.>
Government Licenses .
City Licenses . j. -
Tales. ;_ ;
Red Cross .. -
Miscellaneous . ;■ -.t
Previous Balance
?4i ms;
Total .M’ '
DISBURSEMENTS
Purchase Water Front
Amelia Hamilton.
E. J. Williams .
C. H. Admr. of Gilmour-- .- :r. _•
Exhibit .
Insurance .. *;;
Interest .. ; -
Influ Epidemic and Mist . .: .
. 2.966.09
T R ". . 2.150,75
•>' 5.13S.04
. 437.91
: W.'.t 3.455.50
• •; • :n ' • . 15.402.24
> P • r:r. . 1.S36.55
$41,024,63
' Mar. 31, 1019 CS3.3S
rotal....?41.70S,01
R. Larson. City Treasurer
T .-STANDING WARRANTS
r.-.o Payee Amount
1-17-19 A Brown .75
11 - i 1-19 W. G. Strong
School Board 3.000 00
H E Ayers 130.00
P. F. Bonolkin 6S.90
Ketch. Drug Co.. 1.00
. L. P & W Co. 339.15
K Iron Works 2.00
K- t •' Praying Co. 16.00
S3.5S7.S0
I! Larson. City Treasurer
~.~ATEMENT
W urants .... ....$3.587,8
x • . 6S3.3S
' • I . $2,904.42
‘ R. Larson, City Treasurer
The
SPECIAL O' : F
In rider to rick.
FREE
nr new stock of
spring goods we w " »• : every S17.50 to
S30 men’s so:- ' L valued S3 to §4
All our suits arc • arked ptionally low and
are extra good valuo
Our special $2 ; IF i now §13.50 and
only just a few left.
Ordinary Norf *18. now $12.50
Mens Pants. Wool ^ ::.av and shirts, are
greatly reduced.
LOUIS Ha Pr -vrietor
NORTHERN NEWS
A bottling works is about to be
established at Valdez.
The coldest weather this year at j
Skagway was when the theremometer
registered one above.
Three men were injured at Skag
way recently while unloading co:t ;
from the freighter Cordova.
F. C. Spence of Flat City was re-1
cently convicted and sent to jail for!
breaking quarantine regulations.
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No word has been received con !
cerning the proposed construction cf
a government wireless station at Val-j
dez.
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Passengers embarking on White j
Pass trains for the interior must pass;
a physical examination before depart-!
ing. - i
Federal officials made a raid on the
Cascade laundry in Fairbanks lastj
month in search of liquor. Not even a
=mell was found.
One malamute killed twelve laving!
hens in one day for a Seward naan i
recenty That rualamute is now in'
the happy dog heaven.
Several merchants who were burned1
out in the recent fire at Fairbanks
have made arrangements to open busi
ness establishments at Nenana.
A Nenana resident is advertising to
sell a rubber collapsible bath tub atj
just half price. It is a bargain for!
some who feels like bathing.
Valdez Miner says there are sev-,
era! bears in the vicinity of that place
that are as large as horses and have j
the dispositions of mothers-in-law.
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A man was arrested at Anchorage
some time ago for stealing a range I
If they would have left him alone le !
would have come back after thi
house.
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j See the Ketchikan Bazaar
announcement at the top
' of page 2 in today’s issue.
FIREMEN NOTICE
There will bo an important meeting
! of the firemen at the A. B. Hall this
evening at 7:30 for the purpose of dis
j cussing the coming Firemen Ball. All
| members aro requested to be present.
NEW COUNCIL TAKES
REIGNS OF CITY
The old council retired and the new
i council took the oath oi office a s pre
i ecribed at the meeting of the council
i las* Wednesday evening
Ail the members of the old comic 1
■ being present, the business of the eve
j ning was attended to. No reports were
received from committees. The re
ports of the municipal magistrate, city
clerk, and the city treasurer were road
| approved and ordered filed. The re
port of the chief of police on tile fire
at the city jail was also read and 01
dered filed. Bills for the city were al
lowed.
The ordinance relating to the con
struction of concrete chimneys after j
July 1, was read and consideration of
the- matter postponed.
A bid from A. C Kreidler for the i
construction of a concrete walk on the
east side of Front Street, between
Dock and Grant, for $1100, was read
and refer’ed to the next council.
On hiotion the old council adjourned
sine die.
Mayor Elect. R. L. Petty, and Coun
cilmen elect Williams. Pnup and Nix
on being present, the city clerk called
the new council to order and read the
certificate of election, for R. L. Petty
as mayor and Williams. Paup and Nix
on as members of the common coun
cil The new Mayor and councilmen
then took the oath of office as Pre
scribed before the municipal magis
trate.
The new mayor and all members be
ine present the council proceeded to
business.
i ne elecuon oi omcers was post
poned until the next regular meet
ing A communication from the ladies
Library Association was read and con
sideratio npostponed till the meeting
of the next council.
Harry Ayers, chief of police ask
ed for a leave of absence for two
weeks vacation, which was granted.
The Mayor then appointee* James Pish
er acting chief to act during his ah
sence.
The clearing up of the city of "un
desirable characters” was loft to the
Mayor and chief of police.
A committee of three, compos-nl of
Councilmen Williams. Paun and Sjur
son was appointed by Mayor Petty t
consult with the insurance adjuster
to look into the matter of the loss or
the fire hall and jail
ARE YOU ROMANTIC. See the
"BRASS CHECK” at the LIBERTY
TONIGHT. * Adv,
Carter Koou. a Nenena boy who lost
his life in France, was awarded the
distinguished service cross by th
ovemcaeut and the medal sent to his
brother.
C. G. Grime, formerly a well known
merchant of Whitehorse, found Sea'
tie too tame> for him after his many
years residence in the Yukon and is
new living in Texas.
A trip to Mount Wilson Observatory,
at the LIBERTY TONIGHT. Adv,
NOTICS.
Igloo No. 16, Pioneers of Alaska
meets on every Thursday evening
at 8 o’clock p. m. until-■.further- notice
E. C. AUSTIN, President
Attest:
D. SMITH HARRIS Secretary.
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
RUSSIAN STEAM
BATHS
Rheumatism cured and
all ailments relieved by the
aid Russian steam baths,
Open every afternoon from
4 until 10 in the evening,
Woman in attendance on
Thursday, ladies’ day,
Next to Sparhawks store
New Town,
At The GRAND
FRID A Y
SATURDAY
TWKRV MOREY
HARRY MORRY
IN
“A GAME
WITH FATE”
Swift Moving Love Drama, an
' mazing Murder Mystery, a High Class
Detective Story of Men and Women of
Millions.
HARRY MOREY in one of his strong
st and most convincing roles in his
screen career Betty Blythe, a charm
ing California girl and a successful
musical comedy star makes her first
appearance in the leading role, but
nas piayea important roles m “His Own People,” “Business of
l.ife," and other \ itagraph Blue Ribbon Features shown at
THE GRAND.
a SPECIAL .MOREY and MYSTERY Play. For Two Nights Only
A BIG V COMEDY Starts The Show~“
™ Sl’Nt>AT“Vnd MONDAY. *
Tom Mix in “Western Blood'’
A Story of the Land Where the Best Man Wins
THE ROMANCE OF
“A BRASS CHECK”
A wealthy young idler finds a brass
check in a letter on the streets of Xew
York. His companion urges him to
follow it up. which he does and finds
that it calls for a suitcase All sorts
of adventures follow the finding of th
suitcase in which are two sets of dis
guises The wealthy young idler
breaks up a rubber trust headed by
his own father- wins justice for a
.'.'rouped young man ami is amply re
warded when,—But we Can’t tell it i i
words. To see the ending of this ro
mantic and thrilling story come to the
LIBERTY tonight.
Beverley Bayne and Francis X.
Bushman are the principals. A trip
to Mount Wilson Observatory, and "An
Irish Lullaby” sung by Jack Barbour,
r urplete this exceptional show. Last
time tonight. Adv,
FOR REXT—Sewing Machine. Phone
11 * -, Mrs. Benolkin, Adv, 2t.
FOUND—Small dark green "En
ravir -nt" book.. Owner., may ha
same Iby paying for adv. and callir
at this office. Ad
NOTICE
Mrs. Leonard announces that 1 •
hours at her Boarding House :
from 12 to 1:30 and from 5 to 6:30.
Adv. 6 t. •
Jack Barbour sings at the I.IBEU'i
TONIGHT. Ad
•THE HOME OF COMEDY”
-Thursday and Friday.
The World Famous Romantic Stare
Pr«rrcis Bushin t
-and -
Beve fy Bayne
in a Pjilliant Comedy that Adds '
the Joy of Living
“The
Brass Check’
A five-act Metro All-Star Cast
F om the story of the same title L
"'orge Allan England in the All Stc
Weekly. Scenario by June Mathis.
On the- Kamo Hill
JACK HARBOUR
Ivillarney’s Own Tenor, will be heard in one of Auld Ireland’s
greatest songs, “It’s An Irish Lullaby.”
Another NEWMAN TRAVELOGUE showing a trip through
the Hawaiian Mountains, opens this High Class Program,
jloors open at 7 o’clock. Come Early
Stock
Service
ANOTHER NEW
_SHIPMENT IN
Ladies wearing* appare! has
Jest arrived.
.! jrsey and Silk Dresses,
Georgette and Crepe deChine
Waists, These goods deserve
your inspection before buy
ing elswhere.
STOCK
J. R. HECKMAN & CO.
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