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NEWS NOTES
(Somewhere In America)—It is ofTi
j daily announced that Mr. and Mrs.
| John Tesaek are the happiest people
• on earth for a big bird with a long
beak and much longer legs was seen i
! resting on their chimney-top and that
1 day our old friend Johnny was buying
cigars for the town. They have not
yet decided what to name the young
lady. Owing to the strictness of the1
censorship we are unable to give the
| location of the Tesaek family at the
| time of this pleasant visitation
i
Speaking of the condition oi the
trails Eiic Johnson last night stated
that In parts of the Chlnik-Nome
run a man might be able to use a
j submarine with success. There are
now stretches of open water along the
j const which make detours with dog
j teams necessary.
“To be a successful mail carrier
! ttiis weather a man should be a goose,”
remarked the genial dog-musher. Mr.
Kiesele would say that this was a
! "bird" of a remark.
The Christian world in general and
Lutherans In particular arc this year
j celebrating the great work of Dr.
| Martin Luther. New and expensive
! editions of his books an? i cing is
sued, and the story of his life told
by platform and pro?s. The Luther
an church is foremost in Germany and
the Scandinavian countries, and In
America It has a membership of al
most 2,500,000. The story of the life
of this remarable man Is to be told
at the Federated church Sunday eve
ning.
Queen Clara Meilke surrounded by
j her pages and ladies-in-waltlng will
1 make her appearance at the Eagle hall
tonight and her coronation will sure
lie some function. The May ciueen will
be given a right royal send off and
in her honor Ye Maypole dance will he
executed light merrily,
i The May day entertainment of the
i Eagles is going to lie some affair and
I should not be missed. Over fifty chil
| dren will appear on the stage In the
i various numbers. They’ have been
! well schooled in their ports by Mrs.
Holden and have their contributions
down "pat.”
Martha Coke and Clifford Holden
will sure make a hit with the cutest
little duet entitled “Hush, Here Comes
the Dream Alan” accompanied by Mrs.
Coke. Harold Dill Is Just dying to sing
"Don't Rite the Hand That’s Feeding
You” and “May Morning.’ Ida Ar
1 thurs will render th’t stirring old
! battle-song “Marching Through
I Georgia." Aliss Helen Stipek will ac
company’ these numbers.
1 The flag drill should not be missed
* —it is a feature In Itself—and a Vlr
gin la reel by sixteen lads and lasses
I is sure to please everybody’.
j -
j Rev. Father Tost received last fall
i the complete edition of what is con
sidered the latest and most thorough
i work on the life, activities and times
| of Alartin Luther.
j Any person interested may consult
—at any time—this edition consisting
of five large volumes
At 11 o'clock service tomorrow
! Father Tost states that he will give
! an exi>ofle on the life and works of
j Martin Luther.
| Last night the Catholic Library
1 Club held one of the most success
ful curd parties of the year. Thirteen
J tables were busy with whist and five
hundred and the winners are ns fol
low's: Whist: Josephine Kelly, first;
Mrs. D. O'Brien second; Mrs. W.
Marcks third. Gentlemen: J. Garrity,
first; W. Lainder, second; W. M.
Bloom, third. Five hundred: Mrs.
Caldwell, first; Mrs. Casey, second;
Mrs. Monahan third Gentlemen: John
Kalovlch first; A1 Carey, second;
George Cahill third. During the eve
ing a piano and mandolin duet was
rendered by Miss Helen Stlpelc and
Mr. John Nicholas which called for an
encore. j
W. C. McGuire will be master of
ceremonies at the May day enter
tainment which will be held at the
Eagle hall tonight. The dance music
will consist of five pieces and is the
best which can be procured in the
city. Miss Bertha Johnson will ac
company the piano in the musical
numbers contributed by the children.
Colonel S. M. Carmen 1h having the
ousldes of several of his buildings on
Front street painted thereby greatly
Improving their appearance—but
making a striking offset to others who
sadly need the hand of the decorator.
1 Owing to the unsettled weather the |
work of painting is undertaken spas- |
modically.
_
The Board of Trade restaurant is
be'ing thoroughly renovated and the
Kiesele staff of decorators are tear
ing up things In that popular cafe to
day. Manager Modinl will endeavor
to make the resort as comfortable as
possible for his patrons and Intends
making further improvements along
other lines.
i
WANTED.
Ten men immediately, $'i a day.
See T„. STEVENSON.
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
QUIETLY GET MARRIED
Pining for the model dairy farms
and the velvet green hills and dales I
of New Jersey Miss Mamie Morgan,
a few days ago expressed herself ns
"going back home” when navigation
opened. “Nothing 'in the world could \
keep her la Alaska.”
However, “Man proposes” and the
result was that last night a well
known young couple presented them
selves before Rev. John Parsons. The '
man had just received a small pack- j
age from Segerstrom & Hagen's rep
resentative, which he held nervously
but tightly in his hand. Tills, he was
forced to open, and part with, in ex
change for which he received a beau
tiful embossed and engraved certi
ficate which states that Miss Mamie
Morgan and Mr. Trygve KJelsberg
were un'ited In holy matrimony. The
service took place before just a few
select friendai The popular young
couple are today receiving the con
gratulations and well wishes of the
community.
ARBUCKLE AND CHAPLIN
AT THE DREAM SUNDAY
Valli Valli will be the headline at
traction again tonight In the "High
Roafl." As a starring vehicle this pic
ture Is one of the most brilliant dra
matic achievements ever -shown in
Nome—the burning shirt waist fac
tory In which hundreds of girls pre
sumably lose their lives is a con
densed replica of a similar catastrophe
that occurred In New York some years
ago. A vivid exposure of existing
conditions that prevails even now In
many of our sweat shops. Sunday
night, the mixed program, six thou
sand feet of flint, two thirds of its
length composed of scream comedy
as follows: A gfand scenic and trav
elog; a noactliner 1’nthe weekly, a
hard riding, hard tight ins Indian pic
ture. And then Fatty Arbuckle as
sisted by Charlie Chaplin in the
"Knock Out," two reels of genuine
knockout comedy. This picture is a
repeater and is additional to the usual
| program. I'sual prices.
EA6LE HALL
SUNDAY NIGHT
7 REELS. 7 REELS.
Mary Fuller in
MARY’S DUKE,
in Three Parte.
A Romantic Comedy.
Nee tor Comedy.
A COAT'S A COAT.
Industrial Picture.
LIQUID BREAD.
Sterling Comedy.
IT HAPPENED ON A FRIDAY.
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY.
MISS HELEN STIPEK, Pianiet.
7 REELS. 7 REELS
Adm. 25c.
Dream Theater
Valli Valll, In Tne High Road
2 Parts, Repeated.
^UNdaVTnNGHT
Rooster Program
CiOOO Feet 6000 Feet
Fatty Arbuckle
Charley Chaplin
PATHE WEEKLY
KEEPING A HUSBAND
Grand Scenic “Spain And Norway
TH E KNOCKOUT, 2 REELS
This Picture Repeated
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