The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 4 LHI EATTLI rAR aye oo : a 5 asa 5° Alaska Is Country of f Wives and Babies of the Yanks Arrive oh 8: + td a he ulorious Old Fellows| > " mere eee of Progidy on , -e Grateful | > ers Enter § {a Coming B Canada Is More Grateful to Hey Pioneers Than Is America, Is Claim for Record beck Gir Liberty onoe, but it's a land ot glorious ¢ hoapita we AS easily in beck, ¥ men now, according to Jack Bi ward fi er did the door a Ad ‘ NC " \igging’ on Jack Wade creek uw go to th Blar < 2? compliments either, for tho he t bere moh J Beventt do of th n the Net Forty Pa : ffidavits for him to ‘The four ’ e In the Forty Mile district, typical | pe api tal when he ean achool, Pigh of all these creeks, 75 per cent of|way in the open, and th / only missed © lant CARMEL MYERS the population are over 60, according | incapable of abusing the hospitality Beptember, Miss G to Brooks of the wurehoune Also, Jennie was ne ab if a Romance of Love wou ttget Pa: Shed bagel plantmat incase mylene Et gee ai “So this is America,” Here are shown the German wives and some young American | oe eee ie ian necember, wher and Adventure dust in thelr prospect holes to supply | proapestors have not only performed) +2 ony who accompanied their soldier husbands and fathers from Coblenz to Savannah On| the snow wus 20 deep she them are laborers. George Easter:| they are still at it, The surface of| board the transport St. Mihiel. | wet thru. She walks two a kh who is only 7 is the star/| neither Alas nor the Yukon haa|-———— —_—_——_— — wehoo! every da carrier from Chicken to Tan hardly scene WS onde e'rdeeta" ta | Y, SECRETARY _ [B'nai B'rith to ‘\CITY PAYS. indo below weal at SUNDAY] ,, Dance, Thursday RAIL DEBT | in 40 below weather. is yet to come. TAL K Practically all of these men and - An informal dance for the be Mask Ball Honey's NIGHT” WEEK DAY MATINERS 10c won have been raised on Amer C. C. Robinson, of New York, #e0-|of the 65 war orphans, adopted by| To meet the payments due on prin |ican frontiers U.S. Timber Sale retary boyn' department of the Tn-lin, | ‘ ris Sas tie rahe ary pa Em ndent Order of B’nal|@ipal and interest of the municipal Jack Wade Creek, for instance, has ornationa: committes, . Fan Be ite. | Frith, will be given at the Yacht|rallway bonds March 1 and small a colony conaisting of 23 old men; Going Begging vocational specialist, will a@-| cub, February 22. The glee club of] charges on other city bond obliga Eagle City has dwindled to a popula ri I y ‘ . the order will be in charge. /tion of a handful, most of whom are | foreat service has been advertising | Mas meeting Sunday afternoc rena the Seattle ¥, M. ¢ tions, City Treasurer Ed L. Terry A Patr and patronesses who willy rounding out the last lap of three|thruout the country «ince last Au:| “Christian Calling." This adi be in attendance include Mr. and Mra,| Wired the sum of $1,864,000 to the jacore and ten ust to well $3,000,000 worth of stand: | w! be the last meeting oer Nathan Eckstein, Mr, and Mra, Louis| state's fiscal agents in New York NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS | At French Joe's Bar there is not |Ing timber in the great | -gifbenitonar Phong Fried r, Dr. and Mre. Ramuel| wriday, The money must be in the ja man under 60, and at Squaw | tional forest, when Assiatar tot ¢ . S Koch, Mr. and Mra. Leo Welsflelle) sa. of tp te’ | Creek the youngest resident ts 70. Forester Frank Ames y ay| Franc “ Mr. and Mra. Charles Stone Wilson, | “244 of the state's agency 10 days | While the rigors of the Alaska cll-| opened his mail, he found not one | 20 years Mr, and Mra, Herbert Schoenfeld, Jr,,| before It is due for payment, accord. mate makes for hardy manhood there| bid. Thus another effort to open one | *tar, pla Mr. and Mrs. Myer Lurie, Mr. and|! to state law popular prices.) ————————— rs lis another side to the aituation,| of the state's vast areas of forest | Pauline Fr : Mrs, Joo Bornbaum, Mr, and Mra, H.| The sum includes a payment of Oe eT vous || (1 om which ia full of pathos and to commercial developr hed pe or latin ep BB *\ Shapiro, Mr. ar rs. Eikan Mor-| $823,000 on the principal of the rail: Me 3 | HERE IT IS! After all, in the best an well as the| came to na me _ a ri ¢ Portiang, | @ntern and Mr. and Mra, Dave Lip-| way bonded indebtedness and $364 | prom worst of climates, old men do alcken| The government will be required) J. Brush Anderson ortiad®. | man. ' 115 on interest due One of the bes ey, Ha The famous of anf’ ie, ‘and neither In the Forty |‘ Mart all over again, ‘readvertise|OF®. tnventor of an airbrake tor | "44 committee in charge te com : me hacen “ian be is Bot ile country nei at 0 | and explolt the adva the | aor s and other flying machine wy gohan: lave ever offe ; Robin Hood and his | Mie country nor in most of the far| And explolt the adva Siena, a phatograpute ty, trad fs sira®:| Machinists Have fsinpolts an Maid Marian told mous old districts in there any ade uch P ral rag alien, Meyer Lurie, Joo Bern Nes h quate means of taking care of ipl pete ae Se as may be interested o Hand of Ged in Nature,” flue Paloy and Dave Saul, Social Monday orth double the pri Y Comedy ST anew for 20t splendid old men when they break « ated by many colored slides | = Hope lodge, International Assocla- ne yee eg org Ok wes oat o Sereen Snap-Shote century eyes. The [he et Bie pel wah rheumatism. ez aw NWA re lehon tl _ |Zednick Inquest tion of Machinists, will hold « jotnt|| full term of 8 Fun From the Press A thrilling H | INSANE MEN CAN Mar. |soctal with the local bodies of the Adi 5, e 0 - e Mgr. J ‘Quincy / plendid age of BY OO Ty osPrrai Governor Hart Set for Monday | sto und ratiroaa machtniets in room | a wel by C chivalry and ro- Occastonalty a grizzled old miner} H i An inquest to determine who in| 107 of the Labor temple Monday || steps Hemember, secure tickets th 4 elieks hotopla ‘ | | , . a —A symphony of life fhe photo 4 mance brought mushes into Fatrbanks, drops into | (7am | Signs 5 Bills) An toques to, determine whe evening. Ganon W. Ht’ Bier wit| | weet Learn correctiy tn the lsadine silently onthe soweets |i iaeaiae’ 10d 3 f d 800 Hithe United States marsh +) LYMPIA, Feb, 11.—Gov. Hart! zeanick will be held Monday at Au-|*P0ak. The indies’ auxiliaries of the || shoo! . Primes : J In its filnd ‘ Band notifies the c hat some old today 4 senate bill 106, appropri-| burn by Dr. W. H. Corson, cor orders will provide refreshmenta. Hgbly inter and presented with pioneer has fallen nick, and is lying A Big New Show : for the capitol building; senate| zednick was kilied by a ba —— —— ow and is a the ficent in his lonesome cabin a few hundred bill 100, approp ion for completion | freight train in the Auburn ‘The cast miles away STARTS TODAY of Pacific highway; senate bill 34, | Friday the picture. pomp x | “He'll have to be taken to a hos | lene on loga, etc, known as the| He was the father of Victor Zed-| » aed play of | pital,” gays the miner. Runs Through Till Today “bull-cook™ bill; senate bill 24, relat-| nick, secretary of the state senate. | F 7 Breet, Johd England. “Sorry,” says the marshal, with || TE NEW OLYMPIC MUSICAL || !s« to oonte tn partition multe; senate | ———————________— fs Jon | genuine sympathy, “but we haven't | bill @, increasing maximum number faoiee Fra: COMEDY COMPANY Baby Grand }any fund for anything Ike that, you/| of trustees for social and educational as well knor | know.” | Supporting inetitutiona * “But he's awful tek," nt | 4 The Finest tn mio somthing ate to|| FRANK MORTON |) 5-2 Appointed NOW PLAYING—ONE WEEK ONLY Motion KE] be done for ‘Well, says the marshal, “Tl tell 2 : : ’ as Superior Judge Picture of P 8 OLYMPIA, Feb. 11—George A Joiner, of Anacortes, appointed Friday as a superior judge of Skagit joounty, succeeding Judge August | Brawley, who recently died at Mt | Vernon, from an operation. Judge! |Jotner te a former member of ed |bench in the same county for which | e has just been appointed. A Merry, Snappy Comedy “THE /MILLIONAIRE MAID” “OH! THOSE WHISKER-ERS” you what you can do. You go to the } commissioner's office and swear out a | an affidavit that he's crazy, and we'll in Tonsilitis Cut This Out and Save if Subject to Sore Throat ” 7] SU A barmices and effective gargie ts ° to dissolve two Bayer Tablets of | BOOZE STILLS | cspirin tn. four tablempoontuls ot] 0 Din BOSTON, Texas.—Rowle county’s| water, and gargie throat thoroly hooch armistion In a success. Bince | Repeat © hours if necensary officials promised not to indict per une only the genuine sons who surrendered stills and er Tablets of Aspirin, marked pledged not to make more whisky, | with the Bayer Cross, wish can be outfits have been handed in, it/had in tin boxes of twelve tablets cod. for few cents. | go get him. We've got a fund tor | that.” jing thetr sick friends Also Mr, and Mra. Carter De Haven —to— “MARRY THE POOR GIRL” A Frisky Farce of » Nearly Married Couple, Full of Flounoes and Fun MATINER PRICES Balcony 100———Main Floor 20 Mae ce tetencn tees oot | ploneern at Sitka, tmt little good it | |has done the ageing prospectors of | | Northern Alagka, except in canes | |where they were hopelessly bedrid. . Coming |den, If the Northern prospector per- | ADULTS, 20 COMEDY—SCENIC CHILDREN, 10¢ Hel and adian stur city an frontiersmen nm a frumor reaches Dawson that one of these plucky old chaps 4 is tl, a pair of mounted policemen | y |hurrledly traverse a few hundred| . 2 on and all dieerders || miles of snow to the old fellow’s| women. Call or || cabin; and {f, after anxious inqul-| i : : Chie Medicine co, || i%, they, find that he is even 10 2 nese ine Co. || inuch as indisposed, they coax him si9 Sedlt | ’ oe erie sled ride and a sojourn} P F Ud a pital until he feels fit again. ‘ , - witTH = Ratphlewis and Don’t “Read ’Em and Weep” Jo innny Walker But “See ’Em and Laugh” TWENTY PASSES AND THEN THE DOUGHBOY AND HIS DOUGH GET BUSY IN mits himself to be taken to Sitka, he EVENINGS miner seldom dies and never realena. Liberiy Nor ‘# there any chance to locate} _ crane Bi: new claims near the Inatitution. walt as patiently as he can. gi “A TODAY—TOMORROW—THEN GONE! al ae se the picture | sible for m prospector who owns ip 'O D A Y % e | mining claim or two to consider him th t y.) Oe ee) eee tig eae alsS as big- |apent a lifetime earning a ttviaa| ’ ad f; 7 along the frontiers finds {t reason u j Set caterer | | DERINITE - and Vilal as | no RGRESESE DOCTOR ||| And if civilization persist in refus | > Auman life wLsell Remedi | ing to sive quarter, he knows how to ‘ I. 4 die in the wilderness. : ly a i | | 4 MOUNTIES BRING ? i 2196 | IN SICK OLD ME 4 of n the Canadian side is « striking | . | pa marked contrast. The| : ernment fecia that * | Smelacms J. LYSOUND voll - im oe e a HER GREATEST PICTURE AND ADORABLE to the ol cannot do his asweaxment work on his = claims, and the faith of the true 10e, 15e and = 25¢ |There is nothing to do but alt and of the Alaska pioneer is his aversior DR. WO J attitude of a mendicant suppl voles, ned distinguished service in thetr im * o ” in“PEG 0’ THE MOVIES The, Supreme Thriller of All Times — dominated by the sweetest love story ever told. It’s what you might call a Doug Fairbanks romantic fun feast with a Harold Lloyd salad on the side INTERESTED wp ) eS GONTES! ; : ROY STEWART In an Epic of the Timber Country AGNES “CLARK PURINGTON MEZZ0- SOPRANO eand HERMAN W. HORN TENOR ll |) BLUE MOUSE ORCHESTRA ; Si! UNDER LEON GREENMA International News and L. Hauptman’s Orchestra ‘|| COLUMBIA * SST sts © Ls we, onaniye