At The DREAM
.Monday Night Last Time
Showing
Marguerite Clark
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in
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SEVEN SWANS ”
One of the most elaborate
Fairly Tale ever flashed on any
screen.
The dainty Marguerite Clark
is seen at her best and is sup
ported by an excellant cast.
Don't over look this wonder
ful feature, and bring the little
folks.
A PARAMOUNT STAR PRO
DUCTION.
SCREEN TELEGRAM with
U. S. Official War News opens
the show.
Cominsr
c
—J. u. • l.vKt n‘s hitr play “The Judgement House**
LARA KI MBALL YOUNG in
The Price She Paid”
TO WORK! THE CRY
IN FREE LORRAINE
The following <s a translation :f
t»*e proclamation in Ftitc- dated
Nov. 1?. which wss coster a* ’-'etc
and in other ca-is of the t -r:ed
portions of Lorraine by the P-er .
of He-'t-t et Mose e. Leon v • — j
who was appointed Cot-se'0- - ;
t-e F—neh Rsput c to take :r r
provisionally of tr.e gov.^rr-rsn! c*
oersted Lorraine, pens ng t-e e"
rite peace settlement. a ~ -
tjon wss printed cn a a-oe res::,
about 29 by 4o inches, w -
w i-e -ad blue border:
FRENCH REPUB-iC
"rte Ccrrm st'cne- of t-« =
t- “'ench re:- - ■
annexed Lcr-a ne.
P-ct^ers and sisters c* r rr
C-t rens of France: In 'S“ _ - --
•jf abuse of fo-re—wh .3
p’ating today—4»e-m,any -ad :
ed you- families from the bts:— :
tender F-arce. S nee -er l» 'i
ytrrs th; b-utai 0 —- --- -
you under the yoke.
After ’-avirg accumulated r- ?rj
c-imes. German irtoe- - 3m =
the indignant ccn=c e-:*s t-r -
peoples rise up against
joined tegetne- to c.e — -: -
Sir
Set'
c.e n her. They will
—: a twr! her from doing
name of Germany will no
be rrs'eb in t^e world. Your
is s ended Your long night
: is d seeded.
- son" “3* -o vour ciace to
n c - Itoarth. at the moment
"'’■•re has lust accused a mag
. ... n eves Of tlie
• -r'-t. Ths orestiqo France
■-■•? er v to the n;sm=ai-ab!o
:* .. which you acclaim
c* to tve intelligence
;• ts civil and militarv
t- tee sj-o<eners of its de
... . . --J c. to *he fecund
•- r: - :a- omentorv assemb
le ‘ • civil firmness
0 - :i - cr t-« be,-Jti*ul mor3i
- - ' p wr*i-i nr*:cn: it owes
0* :ts children
r- . L 0 rra trp
- . = —. after s*-» was
- . - - ■ -f v O'' rot love
— * ? - ended radiance cf her
-ftv vc3's. has learn
~r -e • an-i she still
~ rrv. and t is. ot'.
- — t - b»- "'-.nrr—the
- . ./ rea 's-r* h'-t 5-e ?C
srrrnot vnr.ed in rersn,f
; ■ ■' t Yc . -.v *nd hor.
We Wish -"c Announce
A SPECIAL RE ' HON 5ALE
The kind that save-- yn- money cn all goods.
on? c lothint; department
Prices are now c really reduced on all women's
Cents and Dresse-: Men*- Suits, Overcoats,
and Overcoats Mackinaw and Overalls. Also
Boys’ Suits and Ov : at
Seeing i- believing, come, -ee. make a pur
chase and «-ave mone\ ' <■- ,-hv
The HOv,
7it-- rn\ : - ij‘i
A= v > f *
f
tors
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tomorrow, powerfully equipped in the
various economic domains, develop
ing each day her institutions and her
laws relative to common welfare, ac-I
complishing each day some social j
progress, advancing in that direction i
boldly but methodically, with out dis- .
turbance, without disorder, as becomes -
organized democracy which is con-:
9Cious of the duties imposed by lib
erty.
Immediately after th* signature e* \
the preliminaries of p*ace the Frtne '
Parliament, in its sovereigty, will
make arrangements for the definite
organization of the territories of Al
sace and Lorraine which were hith
erto annexed. In making these laws,
it will be insoired by the feelings of
the mest tender affection for the lib-,
e'ated French population.
In the meantime, and from this!
very day, the immediate and urgent;
necessity must be recognized here of
p-ovlsioning the country, of relieving
the suffering, of healing many sores j
then of restoring economic life, and
*n=‘|v. of rewelding the moral chain ;
which is to join you to the rest of j
Lorraine and of France.
To the accomplishment of this noble
rste-ial and moral task. I will give
- i mv stromth and all my heart, with
the joyful passion of a man who. for i
more than four years, from the heioth
of the Co’jrcnne de Nancy, contemp
lated the Catnedral of Metz. and
dreamed of being called scon to the
honor of bring; ng together the two
co-lions of the Lorraine flesh tha*
were severed in 1871 by the sword of
the conoueror.
..Tolerant of all beliefs. I invite al'
French oeoole to unite in the cult of
th<» motherland.
I shall know, here, and wish to ser
ve but one party, that of France.
The Republic asks of its Commis
sioners to rule with zeal and eouity i
According to the abominable Pruss!an '■
doctrine—which had ended, by de :
forming the vey soul of the German}
nation—“all that is useful to the;
St3te Is just." Our French doctrine |
on the contrary, proclaims this "onlv j
that which is jusl is fearful to thej
State-" That justice will reign here; I
the benefits thereof will be assured to
everybody.
Brothers of Lorraine, rich or poor
workman or employer, peasant or
w/
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ALKERISMS
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"e w‘*l Pu* the P' on Phonograph in your hone on
trial without any obligation.
We invite comparison, and will gladly put it with any
machines under the =arne conditions.
free
other
W LKER DRUG CO 2
V our Rexall Store*
Phone 26.
>ourgeois, conservative or Socialist,
greet you all cordially.
Sisters of Lorraine, I salute you
with warm-hearted and tender res
se«t.
Long live liters ted Lorralnoi Long
<v» th# Republic! Long live Trance.
>ne and Inseparable!
Leon Mlrman,
Commissioner of the Republic.
LIQUOR SHIPPED IN
BABY COFFINS HAS
BEEN ONE OF TRICKS
The Spokane Review says: When
Montana went “dry*' at midnight Dec
»mber 30 lact by popular vote, the
“bootlegger," as the dealer in contra
>and liquor popularly ia known, rea
lised that his day was going, If it al
-eady had not gone. Since I915,when
Washington became a prohibition
state, the business of bootlegging has
been a thriving one and cne fraught
with little risk to the clevel dodger
of the law.
Officers of the law tell many stories
of the ingenuity used in bringing con
traband into this state. Baby coffins
often served that purpose! the silken
Furbelows of an actress often con
tested a bottle of wjshy or wine: imi
tation Bibles footed the officers more
than once: false bottoms in trunks
and traveling cases frequently held
bottles^ and more than one shipment
of rags and junkmen’s sluff^ covered
up pints and quarts of the most pro
fitable liquor.
One ilicit dealer had a scheme all
his own. He telebraphed to the Spo
kane officers from a town in Western
Montana that a shipment of liquor
concealed in a carload of wood, would
reach Spokane on a certain freight
train. He gave the number of the
car. Sure enough the train arrived.
A perspiring crew of upholders and
enforcers of the law toiled industri
ously and unloaded every stick of
wood, but there was no liquor. It
developed later that there was anoth
er carload of wood in that train and
•hat it had been unloaded by a stran
ger who left the wood, but carried
off the contraband. The wily boot
legger had sent the telegram to keep
the officers busy whl!e he unload his
stuff.
Anonymous information helps the
r-'fiee'S but often it is given in an ef
*o-t tc misted. Other in'ormants fail
‘o aid the officers. Quarrels or jeal
ousy between bootleggers often re
o-iIt in the arrest some.
The illicit defers use automobiles
with double tanks and trunks with
•Vsise bottoms built exoressly for
t-ansDorting the liouor said a we!
known and active member of the city
detective force. "Once I opened the
‘oo of a piano." he said, "and found
tO quarts of the best.” They will
•ache it between walls over ceilings
-nd under flocr or dip a hole in the
•-liar and busy it. Many a furnished
"ouse bar been rented iust as a cov
•«■ for storing liouor.”
As to the amus:ng incidents, the de
fective says, "there’s the fellow who
*ent abound with a water, bag—dish
tie it cut for 50 cents a drink.
"Until recently a well-known char
acter of Spokane served his regular
-”stomers in his automobile, between
5 and 7 in the morning. His receot
•clp was made to look like a bible.
•nd it held two quarts."
The detective tells one on himself.
He observed a woman leaving the
'"nchroom of a Certain railroad sta
tion and a mysterious clinking sound
accompanying her footsetps caught
'■>is ear.
’’This sounded like the real thing,"
’used the officer.
When the “lady," was brought to
‘he police station to be Searched a
bottle of catsup was found in one
stocking and Worcestershire sauce in
‘he other, souvenirs of her recent
lunch.
menu; nt
Qwtckiy Cued Sj .'k«rp
Hamlin > A’izwi
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to relieve :hv; jj...- , . ...
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quick!. dr.'t- vj
limber- up st.'. . r.-. . I
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:idents sucti a-. >t i« . - . u .
sums, bites a.i< •.w-,
liable too joi eara tie •■■■■■
croup a -A colic
Get it from drug^i-i- ■<>>
If not satisfied returr : «
get your mone-. bat a
Ever :on'.tmated >• ,
headache? lust ;rs
Whips pleasant little ai..;. 0
cent*. Guaranteed
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INDEPENDENT
DRAYING CO.
Coal & FraigHt Hauled
From all Docks
Office Phone 64 Res. 134 !
CHRIS SORENSEN, Prop.
HOWARD BUYS
FURS
S lecnir Hotel O ffce
At The GRAND
I- A S T NIGHT SHOWING
The Qirl With the Champagne Eyes
Fearturing Jewel Carman
Winsome Miss Carmen plays the role of a pickpocket. She ,
steals a wallet and places the blame on an innocent victim.*
Later conscience speaks and she and an old criminal help him
• scape prison. The girl thief, the honest man and the old cri
minal make an odd trio but the young folks find happiness in
the end.
The little boy star of “Babes In The Wood" plays an important
role. This is pronounced one of Miss Carmen’s best pictures
so don’t miss it.
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LATE PATHE NEWS Opens The Show.
- TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY -
Earl Williams and Grace Darmond
in “The Seal of Silence”
Photoplays most popular and finished artist
The plusating story of a seal of silence that kept from a man
the realization of his life’s greatest desire and how the seal
was broken by the hand of love.
BASKET BALL TEAM *
TO GO TO WRANGELL
The High School Basket Ball team
has been in communication with the
Wrangell team with the result that
the local boys plan to leave on the
Taku next week, leaving here Friday
14th, yplaying Wrangell Saturday
light and returning Sunday. They
lope to have the Wrangell team play
i return game here, later.
Fashionable Dressmaking. Call at
room 238, Revilla Hotel. Mrs. Netsch.
—adv. 3tp
| LOST—A lady's gold watch, en
graved “A. V. B.” Reward offered
for recover of same, at this office, adv
; Reetaurant For Sale.—Addrees, M.
! L., P. O. B. 742.—adv.
FOR SALE: 5 H. P. Atlas Engine,
Price $300. at H. R. Thompso, Ketch!
kan. avtf.
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At The LIBERTY
LAST CHANCE TONIGHT TO SEE
— EDITH STOREY, in "TREASURE OF THE SEA.”
EDITH STOREY in "TREASURE OF THE SEA"
A h \ G'rtu iucnu —icaiuiaa^ iiit ail c a >i aud
The story of a gold ship lost and found. Full of romance,
mystery, action and surprise.
Also an Official War News and a Christy Comedy,
“MUM S THE WORD”
Tuesday-and - Wednesday
Episode N. Four, “THE MAN FROM JAVA” of the big Arthur
B. Reeve’s Mystery Serial, featuring
Pearl White in the ’‘house of Hate
And. the always charming and natural
Harold Lockwood in the Square Deal
Stock
Service
Is the Quality Right ?
THAT’S a vitally important question you’ll want.to
ask yourself when you buy your new clothes.
In normal times this question don’t bother folks very
much. Hut times have changed. A good many manu
facturers and retail merchants are lowering quality
to meet price demands.
We have always conducted our store on the idea that
to attain the highest degree of success a business
must be built like a sky-scraper—“for keeps. And
when we started in business here we put into immedi
ate practice our theory that to build “for keeps” re
quires adhering to the Inghest quality standards and
giving full value—selling thoroughly dependable mer
chandise at absolutely minimum prices.
Buy your clothes at this store and you will have a
feeling of security that both quality and price are
right because we eell
Society Brand Clothes, Florsheim and
Utz & Dunn Shoes, Cooper, Medlicott and
Glastenbury Underwear
STOCK
J. R. HECKMAN & CO.
SERVICE