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\TTHE DREAM
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AT THE DREAM
THOS. H I\\ r ' -erv^s. The Beautiful PARAMOUNT STAR
DOROTHY DALTON
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UP SAL
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IK>v,n • Redwoods' of California and hack to
the da; - i i Ru-h. where things get right down to
"hard-pa: tc"* hails are in full swing, are only a*
few ofthe! v. r ;h:~ new Thus. H. Ince play tonight.
There is In the play to make it one of the biggest
picture' t’r !V it has been seen in here. Romance,
thrills, and a : h -f joy at the climax.
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THE LAST M ' L TRAVELOGUE- '
T IE -MTZERLAND OF THE YUKON '
I< a v. ; .lae cf our far northern country. See
v . i - 11 h Burton Holmes
COMING S MUIIDAY
SESSl'F .v ” * in THE WHITE MAN'S LAW*'
HEBE ~ *-: •- • HART in "SELFISH YATES"
Art raft Release
NORTHERN NEWS
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Ail our suit r.re ■
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Our special -?2 L •:
only just a few left.
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Ordinary now §12.50
- and shirts, are
Men'' Pan:~J
STeati-- red'.
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••AT HOME” TO ITS
FOREIGN BORN
' v y;?OTi . .15 coca# to 3 conclusion
7i- 1' ;- J Stales aatmaliiation ex
r of that locality, who comes c:r
-‘-.tiy in contact with the foreigr
helped Davenport to form
this conclusion. The conclusion i;
- - it has deprived itself of 3 grea'
deal in no: having become acquainted
nr:::, the men and w >tn?n from across
the Titer who hare elected that city
as * p'acc in which to live and work
Harry Dowaer of Friendly House, wl..
Prchabiy is ta->wa to eTery alien ir
the city, has known this fact for a
jin . But most Davenport peopi
have been to? busy to think much
about :u Tbi war has mad? then:
think.
I: wasn't comf- rtsble in Davenpor
i rr.net -var :. realize that the civ
had over inhabitants abotr
t. - {ryalty no one knew anything:
: er- were - «: uaeemfor:
• UK-: ::.s before native-born .ter.
. - understood that their odd P
~r.t of i reign-born residents we-s
-.i:-r i 1 going to be loyal. As s<?3.
Daw:, toner* realized this fac:
- r • c-f m began to feel that Sr w&.
ther w uderfuj that these people
- . ,'ti he joys: when so very little had
he-- : -r- to make them so. The:
r-arenpor:-rs began to try to make tij
f ,.r { s: tim- They taought that pos
- ’ r the reason some of the forcig;
■t .htivn didn't psrtjculariy car
asx :t Plymoa h Rock descendar.
w - : • s - th ey c -ujda ‘l underst in(
the sma-i’f they used or the hist or;
made by the .ariier arrivals The;
e i t -..'-bees 3ad started a schoo
- vrt out notices that the schoo
.hi be ~v home" to foreigners
• srabitioci* foreigners came -
- >ol .d were delighted wish th
fry ■ -aching and the eioeiient text
k- furnished by -be Bureau
{•' ■ .rt.iia'ioc- but the proportion o
;t:d .:s to th- whole foreign popula
• -. cf Davenport was by far to;
smalt
Harry Downer of Friendly H us,
’ other- who had acquaintance
hi: _g these men and women who fig
ur : . school retorts as “f- reigndxm
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f re-f qoalitv and best known
j v ter Rag in America
’*it CANT LAEK” •
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rEED FOR TWO YEARS
last- much longer
7 hi
• i • » • Fountain Syringes and all
- KANTLEEK goods
tv v:er qrug co
ur Rexail Store
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Fbcine
'.JUST A HINT.
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See the Ketchikan Bazaar
announcement at the top
of page 2 in today's issue.
adults," had been trying to tell Dav
enport things which Mr. Downer had
said in an address before the local
board of military- affairs of the Na
tional Council of Defense: "Too long
sad too generally the country has ig
nored the human quality of the immi
grant-" Mr. Downer knetj. for ex
ample, ’ that when he sent out invita
tions to 500 or so foreign men to come
to a smoker at Friendly House about
half of them came, and they all had
a mighty good time together. He had
a shrewd idea that these people would
respond as readily to an invitation to:
be ‘Americanized if it were made a
attractive as a smoker. -
The local council 6f defense and the
women's club began to have convic
tions that what would appeal to the
foreign people was just about the same
thing as wonW appeal to themselves.
So instead of thinking wholly about
the moral duty o? the immigrant to
tmr-rove his mind and become immedi
ately a grateful and passionately at
tached citizen, they began to think
about trying to make the foreigners
feel a little bit at home. Free film
entertainments they found appealed
to these people. They found that hav
ing a civic "at home" when the men
who had won their naturalization pa
pers were welcomed with some pomp,
and ceremony, with real warmth of
heart, actually began to convince Ital
ian. and Pole, and Greek, and Rus
sia Jew. -hat th - natives of Daven
port valued them as citizens. They :
had a wonderfully inspiring time on ‘
the 2>th of iast January and the 21s: :
of February, when Elen of. fore spit -
birth, with ti e impressive ceremony -
which the Bureau of Naturalization *■
has been long advocating, wore wol- *
corned into the community a« Am. ri- '
can citizens.
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"Nillamey's Own Tenor" sines at t1'-’ ,
LIBERTY tonight and Friday. Adv
Sourdouah Sends <
Gold Oust For Fted
Cross Membership ;
a,'.>d du«: used to be as common as 1
8-'*d coin in the Norlbw.?: daring i I
days of the Klondike but that was two §
decades ago so it is not surprising 1
r’-at oar Bivfeion accountant felt som- fl
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«■ r was spoofing ' tat when last w- J
*** *i> asked to rive a five dollar «
credit for s sas!' bottle of sand stow- C
i««e tiny patic’es f “Color" which bad
t-~: - at from -be north bv a bit
>- o-*ed Alaskan.
Tils Sou>-doi wanVd t>e R- ’
— s to >•'•€ hi? donation and -
o»t V. Sam’s legal t id.-r
•> 4 t n-r on the big heart stuff be did
•b? next be-' tin j; but him t-’*
it hsaase'f. Here is bis letter:
"Just Somewhere in the
Wild sof Alaska,
-December 23. ISIS
• Here is about fo.OO worth in Native
g’d. ! r.t rtded sending it firs: to
some of t • lad? c int the fighting.
■ but then they are not up a >aicst it
' . and chances %re some cf
’ t: children would be up again?; it
pretty hard if it vs? not r th. Red
Cross. The a I'was told on the- 1,6th at
- Road House where Iget my mi’l
’ the war is over
“But share the Red Cross is nev.--r
■ over Bat suppose some thinks they
-ug’.t to drop out. But share ti? r
1 Society that every man should be
proud to belong to like the Masons or
1 Moo- A gr^t many think or call i:
a charitable society. It may be but
still we don’t call the Masons or
Moose charitable society? And we pay
for membership in the Red Cross th?
tr
same as the others, and the money I
toes to take care of our Friend, and
CANDIES WHAT
AM
At The Stedman
Full Line
Of
WHITMAN’S
And
HOEFLERS
; Celebrated Candies
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| RUSSIAN STEAM
| BATHS
> Rheumatism cured and
[ all ailments relieved by the
► aid Russian steam baths,
[ Open every afternoon from
I 4 until 10 in the evening.
Woman in attendance on
Thursday, ladies’ day,
Next to Sparhawks store
; New Town,
At The GRAN D
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
GLADYS LESLIE
t
Hie Girl with the
million dollor
smile
IN
“An Amateur
Orphan”
Agnes 0. Johnston is the author of this five reel comedy and
if is claimed to be her best work. The story: .. A rich girl be
comes tired of being nam ' and hedged in by convention,
changes places with a p;.. ^irl.. Then the fun begins. Miss
I eslie will beremembercd in many plays shown at the Grand,
but in the AMATEUR ORPHAN she is more charming than
ever.
Two Nights Only For This Five Keel Comedy
’ . A PATHE NEWS is the opening reel.
FRIDAY "and~S AT1RDAY—^ ”
HARRY MOREY and HETTY lil.YTH in
“A GAME WITH FATE ' '
An amazing mystery drama of a young millionaire who
Gambled with Destine.
lie little kids who ha* been made or
■bants by the war Am not religious
ayself, !>u- would not like to call ;
nan's children subjects of charity who
ad cave his life in the Allied cause,
'r how would it sound if some one
aid our wounded lads were cart'd for
y a charitable society when the Red
ross nuses took care of them. It may
e charity in one sense, but not th
he kind most people infer. Well this
; a ]?r.ger letter than 1 expected to
rite and probably it is worth the
5\to get an interpreter ?■' read same.
• Ajust a rouiiii nock prospector
some times we find it and some times
v. don't yon can tell by the small
amen- • • has been some time since
it-. i:i-1 ir_ has been in mv favor but
••veuld be pleased to learn what ar
v a. -s and what it will cost to
no a member of the society and
.azine will be continued. It’s
long- time between mail with me but
;; t.-t your reply some tife if you
car* t an.swer.
“Either Ea-t'e ©r Circle. Alaska, will
k - -r 3 3***" •
tvnjh mo before Aprial 1st, 1919,
\V. D. McLAUGHLIN.”
Laughter. Music and Song at I'
LIBERTY Thursday and Friday. At!
REV. KERN BACK
Rev. Paul Kern returned this mo
ing from Juneau on the City of Si
tie where he has been visiting for r .
oral weeks during the absence i
Bishop Crimont. He also visited Pet
bury and Wrangell during his 1
north.
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‘THE HOME OF COMEDY1
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-Thursday and Friday.
The World Famous Romantic Starr
’ r^ncis Bushin u
--and
eve !y Bayne
In CHllian? Comedy that Adds i
the Joy of Living
1 i T' J
! ns
Brass Check’’
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A five act Metro Al|-Star Cast
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FRANCIS X BUSHMANondBEVERLY BAYNE ,n THE BRASS CHECK"
F-om the story of the same title !;
George Allan England in the All St
Weekly. Scenario by June Mathis.
On tho Sanio I>if 1
JACK BARBOUR
Killatney’.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,
doors open at 7 o’clock. Come Early
vpna*'??.—r. ■
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