sea. takes to cabaret Mary aggrily DIED IN EXPLOSION. •% life. Then, forced by poverty and WHERE SCORES CHEMICAL t*

the aecessity of supporting her child ."" 1 Attractions she falls in with crooks who black- i mh MHiKMBHii mail her father-in-law, With lie? L \ST TIML iONiGH sudden wavo of mother love ant! i at Theaters reconciliation comes the si I max ol a wonderful picture. BiG DOUBLE BILL Last Time Tonight The supporting cast includes Jack ATTRACTIONS TCINIuHt Dougherty. Edward Cecil, Do Witt I _ Jennings, Florence Gilbert and Le- COLISEUM — in "The nore Lynard. ELAINE HAMMERSTE1N Great * Claim," and Vaudeville. ‘The Greater Claim” Is on for the AND — PALACE Elaine Hammersteln in last time tonight. ALICE^LAXE “Why Announce Your Marriage?" NILES WELSH I _ FINAL SHOWING AT in a drama COMING ATTRACTIONS. “THE GREATER comedy COLISEUM — Wyndham Standing PALACE TONIGHT Reginald Tie and Alma Tell In "Why Announce Your Marriage" "The Iron Trail" Sherwood Sisters mado a good Impression at the Pal- ‘WHY ANNOUNCE and Company in Vaudeville. ace last night and la on lor the fi- CLAIM” PALACE—Violet Heming in “When nal showings tonight. The picture COMEDY-DRAMA the Desert Calls." Is a novelty and is filled with nu- YOUR MARRIAGE' merous comedy situations surround- IT’S A DANDY THIRD VAUDEVILLE ing a young married couple trying AND PROGRAM AT COLISEUM to keep their marriage a secret. Also a Dramatic Gem The third vaudeville program of Naturally the two aro led into SHERWOOD SISTERS the Sherwood Sisters and Company many embarrassing positions but all ends The two AND COMPANY James Oliver Curwood’s was presented at the Coliseum last well. reel plAv- night and the nine different acts let by James Oliver Curwood and nr “The Trail” were well received. All songs given the news weekly make an excellent were new to Juneau. The instru- show. Nine Vaudeville Acts 1 WITH mental acts presented by Les Kun- dall, solo clarinetist, the saxaphone New Song Hits—New Specialties j "THE IRON TRAIL” AT and banjo duet by Randall and Louis | COLISEUM TOMORROW Only One Shew Starting AND | Margie and the act by the Margie In the interest of absolute faith- at 8 o’clock. ETHEL GREY TERRY | brothers all called for encores. The songs given by the Sherwood fulness to every detail of "The Iron Movie Feature, and then tho Trail" as written Rex Beach, ! In Two Reels \ Sisters and Company included "Walt- by i vaudeville. 1 ing for the Kvenlng Mall,” "Mama a company was sent to to Loves Papa,” “Don’t Care Whose "shoot" many of the biggest scenes Admission 10-20-60 oents, Thursday — “WHEN THE ! Mama You Are” and South.” in the forthcoming United Artists leges 00 cents. DESERT CALLS” and Third “Going The finals "Kiss Me in the Dark" production that will be seen at tho Round of Leather Pushers was a Coliseum Theatre beginning tomor- Above Is a view of the Nixon Nitration Works and the Ammonite at ! novelty act, with the musl pictured general Company, Nixon, BIG FEATURE ri..ns playing from the rear of the row*. N. J., where a Bcore wero killed and many injured in an explosion. Fifty of the injured were cared for In "The Iron Trail", is a the the hospital of the U. S. Government's Arsenal at liaritan, a few hundred yards away house and then Joining Jhe vocal- story q( iHURSDAY AND FRIDAY ists on the stage. The company adventurous times in the building of a m-■ is giving a varied program which railroad through the heart al' “WHEN THE DE3ERT CALLS” n m- TRY OUR shows the various members are ver- Alaskan gold fields and during the r»- «’* ,s i COMING TO PALACE | “Uspnor satile in scores of song hits. action of the play suspense and REX BEACH'S The lure of the * Merchants Lunch heart interest run hand In hand with the East, myste.y WIFE OF FORMER of the the enchantment 45 Cents the natural wildness, bitterness and, Sahara, Arcade Cafe ALICE LAKE SURPRISES appalling grandeur of the northland nights under tropiral stars—a’l tin .ADMIRERS ONCE MORE fascinations are found in “W!i 'T?[ are IRON TRAIL” MARY YOUNG, Proprietor. There hand-to-hand fights in JUNEAU MAN IS men the Desert Calls" a Ray C. Small- —..- * Motion picture goers who went which a thousand participate, =-ii wood Production for Pic- First time in Juneau and to the Coliseum Theatre yesterday, there is the virgin wilderness to be Pyramid tures, Inc., adapted Peter Milne 11 to see the first showing of “The cut through, formidable glaciers by New Vaudeville and Georgette Duchesne from Donald KILLED IN SOUTH All Alaska* Trails End at Great Claim,” in wrhich piquant Alice blocking the way, women to be pro- j* Ladies Home Journal HOTEL ATWOOD Lake stars, were unanimous in their tected against the elements and McOibney’s story, with a cast fea- First Are. and Pine St., Seattle I expressions of approval and pleas- sheltered against the primitlveness superlative turing Violet Hemfnd, to th Popular Prices—Nearest ure with which they hailed the of the country where law and order coming Mrs. lames H. King Is Acci- nidi by Mrs, King’s parents, Palace to Everything. hr.'Hunt achievement of this actress Is a matter of might and personal tomorrow. Killed Dis- •i M s. VV. A. Wohlford Inter TED TAYLOR. Prop wiio combats of brain and muscle while dentally by ! v r Mr Wohlford Is Presi- always outshines herself in “When the Desert Calls” '« ,-o 1 -> e::< b the great work of laying "Tho Iron of de n I h.:nk at Ricondido 11 succeeding picture. than an lias charge Shotgun. atmospheric picture—it >. o' This is a Trail” goes on. li ’.o amber of Com great picture, adapted plot in every scene and t ■-■ ti the Izola Forrester-Mann Of all the great Rex Beach nov Mrs. James H. Kin wife >*f a in ; lace. A brother, B. Page dramatic, of Iov i powerful story Iso a of » original story, with a plot that els, "The Iron Trail” is considered former prominent t u nltlr n resident ^rims hate, revenge and sacrlflc. of vm. Mrs. Davis with of Smith one of the most dramatic. It Is a and member of the Uuieau Ui*I\ K.d'ii Jldo. Trevor surprises, telling Mary derful heroism and a girl's d vet on a Follies who wreds “Chuck” red-blooded story of real men and ouui il, w.. io.ianUy ki 1 *■ tl \ r’llford were rio- beauty, to the memory of the man -h Gerard, a wealthy youth. The lat- women and an inspiration that stlrB I when a ehotvun which w it: d"! I e it mo of t e i Teacher of the Piano loves. It is replete with comp'i a- ter’s father has “Chuck” kidnapped the best elements in tho human .puttng into her automobile w ,-r IPhone 306. tions and clashes, surpris s n ! during the honey moon and sent to heart. cidently discharged. according to 11 C shier of the Ka- shocks, with escapes and pursuits, word received here by J. 8. Morgan dido li nk at the time ot hi? and It ends In a‘manner surprising lar.t night, at u 66 m iitI e to Mins Wohlford. satisfying. hunting camp Mary pllTlIlHllllllTlllflllll miles south of Yuma, Arizona. Mr. Lator they moved to Yuma, Arizona, The picture's variety of setting 1s and Mrs. Kine ahd a party of others whore Mr. King had acquired exten- a tribute to the ability of Ben Carre were out on a -camping and hunt- sive agricultural Interests. They art director, to create reality as ing trip. The body was taken to had become prominently Identic' well as beauty in scenes that shift mjk. San Dloro. California tor cremation. with the bualnoss and social affair a from a New York dive to the-splen- V&.v Mrs. King, -formerly M*s Mary erf their new home. Attention dor and ofH* in North f- Dagifiev luxury club Republicans Wohlford and J. II. King were mar- ern streets In a Africa; i n.- stin-flooijed Dan" c,, ried in 1922, and visited Juneau, Old pnpm-" »ir sain m town on the desert's edge; details "Dapper American internntio of social and business life there, to- native of Atlanta, G > on the with tent interiors. I The undersigned, having filed for the nomination gether superb New York police and The third round of the "New ticket at the have and have thorltles, has been Republican April primaries, united; Leather Pushers" will also be shown. Paris, Franco, and nil,

dlted. In his capture, t,. * decided to stand on the following ALASKA... MEAT% COMPANY together platform: York police believo they ha “HAPPY" ELLIOTT IS BACK man who can, if he nMI. funn ! Wholesale ami Retail Butchers them clues to the murd jrs of For stricter in administration » J B FRONT 1o f?EWA3U) STT. ET (1) economy |s Miss “Happy” Elliott, one of tin- dwell, famous Whist expert, la of Government, with fewer laws and §1 best known violinists of Southwest- New York, and William Desmond film In Los ern Alaska, is a passenger on the Taylor, director, enforcement of those now on the better 4 Alaska going to Anchorage where Angeles. statute books; and for repeal of all use- she has accepted a position in the! Empress theatre. Miss Elliott is) Supervisor W. J. McDonald, of are less laws of which there many. about the size of a pint of cider tho Chugaoh National Forest, and and when she rests her violin nil Mrs. McDonald left here last night — mm "to < T^T* \U *\ the floor. It reaches to her shoul- on tho ^Alaska for their home In ‘?gfjr,‘ ryf’rTT For a law to the mass of !!<«»*♦' V.V.*** " fYOt* »?T« tt«OSf fc* **» (2) prevent voting ders. She Is a clever musician and Cordovn. Mr. McDonald has been ] illiterate Indians, while at the same has been outside for over a year and conferring with local Forestry offic- week. ■* a half. ials for the past time we favor education and all possible aid to make the Indians eventually intel- HUDSON MAXIM WILL NEVER GROW OLD. voters. .. ligent and useful citizens and »• (3) For full and complete Territorial con- trol of the Alaska Fisheries. % For the division of the Territory into g| two administrative units so that the First §§ 1(4) Division may have its own Legislature f§ §l| and be permitted to expend its own §| §8 taxes for its own development. II

S (5) For a continuation of all possible sgj §§§ aid to aged and deserving pioneers and H ip a maintenance of the present efficient 8 8 administration of the Pioneers* Home at 8

|gj (6) For the First Division and not the Sec- gg Distinction— 8. ,< ond and Fourth at the expense of the 8

A distinctive and dainty 8 in these we solicit the • Believing principles, respectfully ailing card is as much a of all who believe and that ;votes Republicans likewise; urge they part of your dress as vour hat vote this whole for one man can do in the Iff ticket, nothing Legis- or gloves. You are particular 8 iature and union and are alone, co-operation necessary. about tl^em, why not about I vour cards? J. H. DAVIES, of Ketchikan 1 jg For Senator. | j§g j| We will be glad to show H. R. SHEPARD of Juneau I you our complete line of en- p cards. m HOWARD ASHLEY of Skagway ^ s graved A. E. GURR of Wrangell Hale and hearty, fiery and pugnacious, good humored and lovable ^ end full of other contradictions at tho agg of 71, Hiram Maxim, world 8 For Representatives. v 1 tamotu laveatoi of explosives, will never grow old, be says. At bis tewitifvi home at Lake Hopatcong, N. J., be has settled down to enjoy Co when he He is Empire Printing U*e with his wife. He does what he pleases, pleases. ONE FOR ALL-ALL FOR ONE | always In demand with the Lake Hopatcong children, with whom he Phone 374 | rompe hoars at a time. Although ne has harnessed explosives, he cant SmQiBuiuHftuiiiiiiiiuniiinuiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiuiuftiiiiiiiHiHiiuitiiiiiiiimiiuuiiiiuiimiuiuiiuiimuHiuiniuuufittiiui^ harness his energy, which sc expends on a punching beg. %