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A brc-: :;- cp t
in a sleep?
?he scancs'u-'v
The movie- h;
s*3r than 1
ij-pe.
Bring the
mount theatre. '
Another 'n.
minute news tri
comes-"
.» ruinate American arlrl suddenly finds neij^a
‘" English town, and it is needless to say tb<»S-'
s- oial leaders and the villagers. V>*’
e-.e- offered a daintier or more charming
n. and her plays are always of the best
:r.d enjoy an evening yourself at the Para
i:rst runs always. _
ATE'crRRENT EVENTS
tri*weekly news reels. Late, up to the
i everywhere.
JNE FREDRICK In RESURRECTION.
'.rother Paramount Release
NORTHERN NEWS
"risci-?C‘
Satr bis a t jjirfc -■' " -: : "
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Crivri Efcts is coitus •:•* 7—T -
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v--^v'.,7™. V-.iv. to all o*d*
lie Kcr~e.“ r.&s.5-r'i
” •.Iriiis* rec-?itly. from ii
.-. s rasaarsv socidrit
■ ; i,i bm s resides t
- - for rsjay rems.
~:z: trill it Mi-?
..•e-M i? for sect? time
•-■ Tiki got :-a th#
- . s - —; v Otsh? ssd
fsU ? flixlh- cleared tk»
tie trail—
:: ; ;lrire oe property
"t dittoor "s'!*
Crriorla recently
!~‘ tDOifj c:i
■ * Kite of M- K.
ill Bill Oroia
Tir-r toggtier with
ci /ii-iir- «e« cf
- i. story of s.;-"..'
--.star, re fir tie Bumth
:t Jxstury aT=ra^e.
- - _e first 15 days
- retsilsder of
•. ' - -xagisg free:
ae-raoe for tie.
•;•* 1* 5 Sgl-Tr.
AD our ;ui»- ' -2.rptionaGy low and
are extra, arocd * alut
Oar spec: $20 13' . - now $13250 and
only ja?: a few
Ordinary - 7, •; 1 sow $12*30
Men' Pan ' • - and shirts, are
greatly redeem .
LOUIS ;.r->t-r
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T «o passenger* stupc-cced of Bol-1
; iviki ternd-scies recently arrived in!
5e-ari. and kept the authorities'
poasyfoodEg for several h*oors watch-!
,ng cheir movements.
The Grand Igloo of the Pioneers of
Masha, which recently met at Fair-'
Treed to adjourn aatfl April
15. and at that time to meet in J'O
1*13. which will enable all the igk-O*
;o tv represented. It is stated that
ir. tae-idnei: ■*•*11 be introduced in
•• ccnsticatioc and by-laws which
■ill enable any man who has resided
lit years in Alaska to j-:in tie fa,
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A sen-sat.'•or.*: report was recently
-p-read coat tie Keanecott min* has
t*r mtted ■! copper and abandoned
by the (esapaiy. The vPcrt was
spread by a number of discharged mi
rs irom Kemeeoe: who alleged that
■ - - company had been shipping over
million dollars In ore a month,
-.shoot keeping ap tie development
work. There is no truth to the mm or
aw • ■■■■■- as the company simply cur
tailed its output on account c€ low
pric*s ir. -n- m-ta!.—-Cordova Times
Toe -s-a;e of Rose Silberg, who was
murdered in her cabin at McCarthy
about i year ago. is In controversy.<
Harr Levine has Sled with the com
missioner at McCarthy proof that he
is the Segal heir. Max and Morris
Goosey. business men of New York
City d»ny the claim of Levine and say
they are the legal heirs of the woman
-ho was their sister The estate In
cmd-s beddings at McCarthy valued
it S' ■' and property in Prince Bo*
— 3. C worth tr'.-m IS- X* t $10 0>'»>
Marin man and Others in Seattle
r-=«eatly derided the Assciated Press
statement that the wrecked steamer
A N: wc-nld be salvaged. The article
in qtiestiOB say tha* the bull of the
wooden et earner which went ashore
in Hnwi Inlet might be floated after
'• t t---il-r snd engines have been re
moved She is lying high and dry
on the sands of Hawk Inlet- Is U
-tid that «h- is proving a paying pre
position to her salvers. The hall U
partly ihU-4 with sand end mariners
say that sh» is not worth ea'.rtrg.
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KERISMS
GET 01 i YOUR STRAW HAT
Our straw nat dye makes your old
hat look Uken w.Colors straw leather
wood. etc.
Easy to apply; Quick to dry; Wear
Proof; Water-Proof.
Walker Drug Company
, our Rexall Store”
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See .the KttChilean Bazaar ;
' AMCttocamant' at the top
i of page 2 in today’s issue.
The Original 13 Hoodoo
U th»> esteemed edit®!* of the Rncy
clopdia Britaanic* are not too lorn* de
ce.vsed. »hey would do •well to revise
that part- of their excellent reference
vjtich credits |to hlgtfoo •jl*’’ to an
ti,^ [»*pn Homo ExcaTators dig
ging in -btirSed Cities are heroby noti
fied that the original cast i» to bo
found twhen' aot in Pari*)'' at the
White House in Washington. Wil
son’s name with tho apponda.ro Wood
row. is in thikteru lottcrs. His ship
landed in Brest. Prance, on the first
voraje December IS. This time it
landed March 13- It has made thir
teen trips aero* since being taken ov
er by the Free Trade world-swooping
Premier. Wilson was elected Qovcra
or of New Jersey in hts thirteenth
year as a Princeton pedagogue. The
electoral college that named him Presi
dent met January 13. ISIS. Governor
of thirteen states were in line at his
first inauguration. The Princeton boys
who west to see “Prexy" installed
travelled in two trains of thirteen cars
each. Wilson attended the opening of
the Peace Congress January 13, On
February 13 the leading Powers ac
cepted its terms. And his Congress
which has just been relegated to the
somber shades of Oblivion along Salt
River drive, has broken Wilson's Glass
treasurer: his man Friday—Col House
—is in. gay Pa fee. and Wilson's admin
istration has just covered the proverb
ial seven years of bad luck.
Walk-Over Shoes, site 5 to 11 at
Fields. Adv.
Two women bear a remarkable re
semblance to each other. One is an
heiress, the other is poor and feeble
minded. See Florence Lsbadie tonight
at the GRAND.
Adv.
Walk-Over Siloes at Fields. Adv. i
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Elegant On? of men's caps at ;
Fields. Adv.
Baby Maris soid for a mechanical
doll Friday at the GRAXD. Adv.
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INVENTS NEW WAR WEAPON
Dr. Robert H. Goddard, Professor of
Physics at Clark College, acting un
der the patronage of the United States
War Department, the Smithsonian In
stitution, Clark University, and Wor
cester Polytechnic Institute, has in
vented a new rochet that is reported to
be a terrible engine of war, with an al
titude range of at least 200 mile 3.
The rocket. In the opinion of the sci
entists who have Investigated its
workings, is the most efficient rocket
ever developed. It is claimed that the
best known roqket in use today has as
efficiency of less than 3 per cent,!
while the Goddard rocket has an effi
ciency of 63 per cent
The rocket has been developed in a
special laboratory here, and the sign
ing of the armistice prevented its being
pot to actual use in warfare against
the Germans, as all the local testa asd
been completed. These tests, made by
models, showed that a rocket weighing
thirty pounds, equipped with the God
dard system of propulsion, could be
sent into the air far above the earth’s
atmosphere.
The Goddard rocket is propelled by
a perfected ga* engine installed in the
lower part of the shell, the explosions
that generate the power coming from
cartridge* that are fed into the cham
ber bv aclock-liie time device. The
range of the rocket is limited only by
the amount of propelling cartridges it
coaid be fitted to carry. The rocket
does not require a cannon to start it
on ita flight the Journey being start
ed from any point where a map csn get
The weapon feature cf the rocket Is in
the head, where a chamber k fitted to
contain either high explosives or gas.
ilea who Lave followed the develop
of Dr. Goddard’a rocket claim it
caa be cads as efficient Jn cava! war
fare as la land battles.
) Men'a suits (Michael Stern and Co.’s
i
< maze) to fit any for® or pocket
• book at Fields. Adv
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
WHITMAN'S
And
I HOEFLERS
Celebrated Candies
EASTER!
opnnr
Mrs, George Washburn
At The GRAND
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TUESDAY And WEDNESDAY-APRIL 15—16
“A WOMAN IN WHITE”
With: FLORENCE LABADIE
Adapted from the famous hook by WILKIE COLLINS, cele
brated for his ability to write ultradramatic stories. . The Wo
man In White is a fast moving: story of love and villiany, of
faithful friendship and unspeakable treachery.
A picture of Thrills. Suspense and Heart Interest, beautifully
produced.
A PATHE NEWS Completes a full PATHE Program.
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
BABY MARIE OSBORN
Lucy Sarver's Comedy Drama in Five Parts. Baby Marie is
a tiny mite, but does a big bit for the Red Cross.
RED CROSS NOTICE
Until further notice, the local tvork
rooms of the American Red Cross
Chapter trill he opeu only TWO days
a week. Thursday and Friday at the
usual hours. Wednesday the rooms
will not be open as heretofore.
Men's furnishing good to suit every
one at Fields. Adv.
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The Sta Ti. Have you seen thorn
at Fields? Adv.
ROOMS to rent Phono R 12
Expt-.'t grinding and saw-fitting at
Sully j '.arpenter Shop.—adv tf.
MRS. J. A. KUMMER, late of S*
attle. will do plain and fancy drees
aklng. Phone 222.—adv. Imp.
FOR SALE:_12 h. p. 2 cylinder 4
cycle medium duty. Apply H. C. Her
Kins, first house south of Heath's
store. —Adv. Imp
| HOUSE FOR SALE—Four xooxr.
\ 8>ig lot fine view, fine place for chic':
ens. .Tnhn EUiugson, Newtown. Adv f
, FOR RENT—2 single rooms. See Mr .
! Leonard nest to the Liberty Thent’
Adv. 6tp.
BUTTONS!
Made to order. See Mrs. Basse
j her new location next Hunt’s StOTr.
Adv.
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AT THE LIBERTY
“THE HOUSE OF COMFORT”
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TUESDAY And WEDNESDAY
On account of the films not arriving from the south, “The
House of Hate” will be postponed until Saturday Night. Tonight
we are shewing in its place
BRYANT WASHBURN
IN
“TWENTY-ONE”
If you became heir to Twenty-one Thousand Dollars, would
you trade places with a prize-fighter? Jimmie does, and he sure
gets into some awful tight places while the prize fighter makes
you scream with laughter while living in Jimmie’s mansion. A
six-reel COMEDY that you will enjoy. .. Remember Skinner’s
Dress Suit, and the Golden Idiot, well—this is the cream of them
A GAOIONT NEWS with late current events
-THURSDAY And FRIDAY
JACK GARDNER in
“THE LAND OF LONG SHADOWS”
A story of the Great Northland and the survival of the fittest.
LIBERTY’S IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA
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Stock
Service
The Time,
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The Place
And The Girl
Nc v is the Time, to famish your home when you can have
the benefit of a well selected stock of high class furniture and
rugs from which to make your choice.
The place is J. R. Heckman & Co.’s House, Furnishing Dept,
where you willfindbeautiful Wilton and Axminster rugs, Wal
nut and Oak Bedroom furniture, Comfortable Rockers, Artistic
Steel Beds, Cotton Felt Mattresses, Sellers Kitchen Cabinets
and Mirro Aluminum Ware, Monarch, Great Western and New
Perfection Stoves.
Wewill furnish the House, if you will find the Girl.
Stoc£ J. R. HECKMAN & CO. service