Marvelous Moving Pictures
TAKEN UNDER THE SEA
waihZ SUBMARINE MOVIES
An Unparalleled Achievement, Thrilling, Enchanting j
••w W Til AT Is the bottom of the sen like?" That Is the
question which has caused civilization to scratch
Tv head since the beginning of the ages. The
Williamson brothers have answered U. They
know all about It! They’ve seen things that made them
marvel down there In the Kingdom of Kternal Peace!
They’ve made friends with the sharks and all the other
monsters that prowl around down there: Monsters that
glare right at you with big vicious eyes and Jaws that
could snap your head off without Injuring their teeth!
They are the first and only pictures ever taken at the
bottom of the sea and depict that strange, unknown no
man's land that lies far below the path of the otean
liner.
The making of this picture Is one of the romances
of science that discount all the dreams of the uovellst
They ore full of fascination and Interes* an I show tie*
beautiful tropical gardens down In the Itaham.i Islands,
with all their picturesque life, an I the native boys,
lithe, striped, brown figures, diving for coins, and so
agile that they catch the coin before It touches the bot
tom of the sea.
Other pictures show tbe Innumerable different vnrl
tles of flsli that abound In those waters, and that range
all tlie way from the beautiful ungel flsli to tbe man
eating shark. Then tomes the strangest moving pic
ture Aim that tbe ingenuity of man has ever constructed.
This takes In the Journey from Nassau to San Salva
dor, or Waiting's Island, the place where Columbus
first set foot on the new world, and the trip, which is
lot) miles In length, Is taken way deep down below
Hie surf ice of the water, through the strange garden
that grows at the bottom of the sea.
Nothing like It has ever been seen before, and noth
ing Ilk* It will ever he seen again, unless the William
sons do It.
They are unique, educational and marvelous!
They have startled and amazed scientific and educa
tional circles throughout the world!
They are playing to capacity houses everywhere!
They are Internationally endorsed l»y leading maga
zines, newspapers, scientific and educational bodies!
**l « Pictures flint Ainaxe and Wonder!
M M The Wildest dreams • ome true!
|J Jlj M*d The most w »n lerful |.i tares in the world
The only (d< Hires ever taken at the bottom
of the sea !
The bltf ugl) ere iturea %vhl< n loam aroand In the deep!
The fish pluylng hlde*uu.l seek down in the deiths!
Pictures that enthrall, enhance, enchant, entice and
enthuse!
The wonderful, exquisitely beautiful roral gardens
down In the seal
The nun and the shark In a desperate, death-defying
struggle!
“Absolutely Wonderful''—New Yo'k World.
THE EMPRESS TO-NIGHT
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AT SEVEN I*. M. SHARP—CHILDREN FREE. SECOND SHOW 8:15. COMEDY CHANGE
(I’aid Advertisement)
This Is What an Old Sourdough Says:
The name of Mr. George I). Schofield, for ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL, was mentioned today in the presence of Captain Chi.rles L.
Peabody who made the following statement:
"Yes, I know Mr. Schofield, and regardless of his POLITICS
he Is, in my opinion, more than an ATTORNEY, he Is a LAWYER
and an ORATOR.
Mr. Schofield is a man of very strong personality, resourceful,
reliable anil capable and with his wonderful mental ability und his
rapacity for rapid thinking, I feci confident that the votiug people
of ALASKA ait' making no mistake in selecting him for their
ATTORNEY GENERAL."
I INSURANCE
OffICE
IT'S TOO I,ATK
to run dowo to our olllce after
Insurance on your house anil
furniture after the tire breaks
out. You should have thought
about that matter long before
as we have advised. We are
going to ask you again to make
that a duly call here and let
us wrile you a policy, You
will never regret the protec
tion it affords.
Valdez Heal Katate Agency
tram Advertisement;
For
Attorney General
of Alaska
GEORGE GRIGSBY
Election November 7..
YOU’LL. NOT
MEET ANOTHER
■nan better dressed than you if
we are your tailors. Arid you’ll
not meet a whole lot of fel
lows with duplicates of your
own suit. Eor our styles and
tailorhiK are distinctive and In
dividual. We make your suits
for you especially and not for
an unknown multitude.
BEN SILVERMAN
THE TAILOR
N.
- PINZON BAR
Imported and Domestic
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Phone 69
LOCAL IlKKVtTIKH
SAW canned frulta and vegetables
at Blum’s.
Fox's fresh Oyster Cocktails at
Love-Whitley Company's. if
Malted Milk Chocolate at the Val
dez Candy Kitchen.
Ad up-to-date line of conk stoves
and ranges at MeaA’s. tf
Location notices, both quartz and
placer, for sale at the Prospector of
flee.
Furnished rooms at Mrs (Island's
Prices reasonable. •
The price of "Fisher’s lllend"
Flour will be $5.00 per gunny or
$2.50 for each 49 lb. sack until tin
merchants receive notice from tin
Fisher Flouring Mills Company of it
reduction in the wheat market. ::t
Malted Milk, hot and cold, phos
phates of all kinds, and hot drinks
at Hunt's.
The N. A S. leaves the Valdez dock
on regular sailing days. Seo adv.
” ' ' -
Just received, a ttew line of Toilet
Waters and Perfumes. Owl Drug Co
Steam Heated Itoonrs, 50c, 75c and
$1 per day at the Arizona. If
Fox's fresh Crab Cocktails at lire
Love-Whltley Co. If
When you want something good to
eat try the Merchants' Cafe, open ail
night. tf
LOUIE’S CAFE
Ererything First class
Open Day and Night
ANDY MAROVICH, Prop.
COMPLETE COMEDY
CHANGE TONIGHT
First Show—Submarine pictures at
7:00 P. M.
Second Show—Complete change at
j:15 p. m.
PATIIE NEWS—Interesting Events.
VERDUN WAlt SCENES
BAD MAN BOOBS—a Comedy.
GEOROE ADE FABLE—a Comedy
EXPERT ON BABIES - a Comedy.
ADAM'S ANCESTORS—Comedy
BUD WITHOUT HAM
Tuesday—THE GHOST BREAKER,
a Comedy.
MORE ZEPPELINS ARE
EXPECTED BY BRITAIN
LONDON. Oct. 16.—London will
continue to be visited by Zeppelins de
spite the great losses sustained by the
Germuns and the recent improve
ments in the capital's air defenses.
This opinion was expressed to the
Associated Press today hy the Earl of
Derby, who said:
“Raids wtil'continue for the effect
on the German people who have been
taught that Zeppelins, like subma
rines, could bring England to her
knees. 1 will not say that London
Is the best defended of the allies’ cap
itals, hut 1 can assert that there has
been a vast improvement, which
means that other Zeppelins will be
brought down when the come again.”
Stop that Infernal Racket
Show your wife bow much you
love her and send that noisy old
pump to the Valdez Iron Works and
let them remove the peace disturber,
your neighbors will appreciate It. tf
Pure Fresh Drugs at the Valdez
Drug Store. tf
LAUNCH N & S
■mvh every Wednesday at 9 a.
aa■ from Valdes Hack tor Kella
■ar, l.andlork, and Kldalau.
I,eaves every Saturday at 9 a. m.
Irani Valdes llork for Cedar Hay,
Wells nay. Part Wells and llran
Ite Mine.
PORTAGK HAY ANI> OTIIKR
POINTS RY CONTRACT
W. J. CALLAGHAN
OWNKR ANI) MAHTKH.
Valdez Miners Unlen No. 188j
Western Federation of Miner*
ROBERT SHAFFER. President.
Granite Mina !
CHAS. McCALI.UM, Secretary. ,
Valdes Alaska. I
Early or Late
Phone 48
Baggage Transferred
at a reasonable rate
Sonnie’s Express
Office at
SONNIE’S NEW
& SECOND HAND STORE
Men’s Furnishings
(Taid Advertisement)
MR. WORKINGMAN
JOHN RONAN WAS PRESIDENT OF THIS
ASSOCIATION. CAN YOU VOTE
FOR HIM?
Clean Cieek f— CiF-k
Ma Proa Juba Ibw
- a»»|i«UA«rW# t*r n—.:ra—r .* * Krxi Klk t 1 A >'
° Afc,., !.»». MINK OWNKUH a no OPERATORS .
association
HMoMlii.Wit Lw, K,»r..v,1 ’
L. ft «Wa. W« jTJIT"* ..
C KEaBNY HAMVIUNU. .twixtl
■OOM M M4VM4NO BUILUIMU O y ,
.SEATTLE. WASH, „//_!
( ) Clal. /^'Ao1
At Bearer It_~_
•111 report to./ou for »ork Me arrlral in the
Fairbanks Mlnlr.g Diet riot. to sork es soon as
.M
you pdkslbly can, not later thanj r, ~ ,.1909. He Is to recall
froa you $5.00 per ten hour day and board and tunk-houee free of
charge, d 1(0 an anOBldtfon card ■bleb sill entitle, hi. to
dootor'a care and hospital treatment fraa, should ha gat hurt oi
incur alckneae •hlla In your eaploy or In tha eaploy or any aeaber
ot our association. Ha understands that ha la to hare nothing to do
•1th any unionJ federation or any othar agitators •hataoarsr, bi^
report dlrsotly to you laaadlatsly upon hla arrlral In Fairbanks
Mining Dlatrlof; and ha further understands that abould he in any ray
rtolata tha ooijlltlons herein contained, ha forfeits all bis olala
on you for eaplpyaent or to tha rsoalpt of aa Association sard.
Crntj-u/M. _
/Agent Mine Owners and Operators
Adboolatlon of Fairbanks Mining
Plstrldt.
The Golden Nor Hi, Hit' Mouse of
. Comfort. tf
I Now Mentors from i I _’.*>o op
Wood Stoves. I’ip*■. Cooking I'• •• i..-11.
and Wash lioaids at itudolpn'- M
Tlie (.••si dinner al the Arcade
Cafe. If
IP x Townsend returned from i
business trip lo Coidova Saturday
evening.
FUTURE OF ALASKA.
A Comparison of Our Territory With
the Scandinavian Countries.
Alaska lias the same lalilude us Men
mil Ik, Norway. Sweden and I inland
and similar elimulie conditions. Tin*
same develnpnicni may Is- cxpecieil in
Alaska that Inis obtained in those
Scan liuaviau eoiintries, incrensed and
tnlcnsilied by her enormously great
latent resources.
Tlie Seaiidinariaii eoiintries have 1''.,
POD sipiure miles under cultIvntion and
ib.OOO sipi.'ire miles in graz'nu. iiurde
parlmeiit of agriculture halt classified
(JO.PPll sipiai'e miles in Alaska as Mill
able for cultivation, located mostly in
the Susilwn, Taiinna and Kiiskekwin
valleys, with nil nddltioniil IPO.Ooo suit
able for liny and grazing, and a not tier
MI I.ooo hij ml re miles of reindeer range.
This estimate makes nvnllahle for ng
rh tilt urnl purposes 2do.ooo sipiare
miles of tlie bOd.d-Pl si pis re miles whleh
constitute Alaska’s total area.
Alaska’s annual output of gold Is
$20,000,000. Fisheries produce nearly
as much; it lias tlie richest ami largest
eopper deposits in the world; it lias
coal deposits colliding (hose of IVnn
sylvnnln and West Virginia in < pm lit y
and surpassing 11 icin in volume.
Tlie Scandinavian countries have 12.
000,000 |H>piil:illuu mid 1 I.oimi.imiu head
of live stis-k. Applying the same rati'
to the avnihllilc lands of A la-dm v.uul i
give her a iHipulatiiin of tin.* it hi,ism.
With Otl.fMMi.lM.M) live stoek. Mon. A
[iartoii Ilepliiirn in Leslie's.
SHAPE OF THE SHOE.
It Is Radically Wrong, and All on Ac
count of the Last.
In the American Maira/.ine I >r Ar
fliur It. ltpyntiMs, firmer henltli emit
mlssloncr of ('Idea go, tells of the manj
troubles that ran make life mist•mbit*
ami that Colne from feet that were
negleeted in <*liiltlIkmm! Aiming other
things lie says:
“Children should barefooted .it a'
times while Indoors and lliroimii 1I1
stmuner. They should never wear anv
foot covering at any time that in au\
way distorts the toes or any part «»:
the foot or that Interferes in an\ win
with its normal growth and devt i<*j>
uient. Tile same may he said of adult-*
“Any reform in the shape of >h..i •
must beidn with the shoemaker's Iasi
Shoemakers do not seem to he able to
tfet away from form and heaut.v In
filaipiiiK it. It Is shaped lar^eh l-;»
jruess and Is pointed and turned up at
the toe. No normal foot Is so shaped.
“The only rational last is made from
a plaster east of the foot whih* l earinj:
weight, and tin* mold can he made on!
of some semi solid material that hard
ens when cool or dry. Then* i- little
hope of irottinu a rath nalh sha* d
shot* until the wooden last is totad.'
discarded. It is safe to as,*« it that
;?ood looking and nondeformim; --Ii.m
can he made without it."
Tho Magic Shave.
The mail w ith .1 retreating eliin inn .
gfow a heard and iiide it, or lie |iui\
frankly shave the exiguous offender
careless w oollier It recedes or not. The
utmost candor may ho soon In a shaven
chin, and of all the nianh. valoroii
qualities that of candor, downright
ness, may lie ranked first. The weak
ness attributed I" a retreating > hi.,
may lie ea nee led hy shaving it. Tin
man who accepts Ids fare as nature
gave It to him. braving tt to the world
without concealment or decoration
must lai classed among those w ith the
manly quality. Cartoonists and novel
ists have waived the weak chin to the
lltnlio of the iuell'n lent and Inept, bet
the null! itlioui the masterful Jaw
take heart; lie has hut lo shave to
show the qualities desired.— Atlantlc.
Too Seneilivo.
It was the tirst night after the show
The leading woman's mother wits
downcast.
"What's the trouble, dear?" asked
the leading woman in surprise. "1
made a brilliant hit tonight."
The old lady was surprised.
“Hid you. Sophie? I heard the midi
euee shouting Tlay right! Play right.’
and I thought you had failed."
And tho leading woman laughed hi
amusement.
“Why, my dear, they were shouting
‘Playwright! Playwright!’Chlcag*
Tribune.
Oil Wells In tho Ocean.
One of the most novel and Interest
lug sights along the California coast
es|HM'lally to tourists, are the oil well
hi the ocean at Summertlold. souther:
Suuta Barbara county, bong wharfs
carry the scores of derricks whirl,
mark the locution of those unlqm
wells. The Held Is small, coverin'
about 125 acres.—Argonaut.
No Game.
I’at mid I were watching a game 01
chess. Suddenly I turned to him.
“Have you the time?" I asked, ginn
ing at his watch pocket.
"Sure." replied Pat, “I have the time
but not the Inclination."—Princeton Ti
ger.
Sometime*.
Willis—What is It called when two
people are thinking of the same tldna
at the same time-mental telepathy:
Glllls-Sometimes; other times Just
plain embarrassment. Judge.
How It Wa».
Landlady (sympathetically) — Why.
how did you fall downstairs, Mr
latnks? Hoarder (with dignity)— Unc*
pectedly, ma'am.—I'all Mall Gazette.
Fin*.
"Telephone girls are not allowed to
tnlk back.”
“What a Held from which to select a
wife." I-nillsrllle Courier Journal.
THE FIRST BANK OF VALDEZ
Resources $250,000.
WE DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON ANY PART
Ol- THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent.
DEPOSITARY FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THE SENATE
wm s < iiimioim—i i:\nk <;i sT\i so\
_ CIGARS, BILLIARDS
Nicely Furnished Rooms. Phone 35
Mead s Sheet Metal Works
plumbing STOVES and RANGES heating
; MO I OK BOAT SUPPI .IKS, PAINTS and OILS
Mine Air Pipe, Valve*, I lone. Pipe and Fittings
VaUIr/ Oort*. Opposite Prospector Office. Telephone 24
independent Steam Laundry
?'.x\i-«t t« t:*• 11 (it!;tr:t:tl«*t*<i I
I Foot Km\stone Ax*
I I *• 'll if I' I >r\ I r:c* lb
r2S' TONY’S PLACE-”
I VKRV THING cr ANTON CARLSON,
I IRSI CLASS _j Manager.
CHAS. R. CRAWFORD
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Oivilcr in Ajjtnl for
Building Material. Machinery, Gas Engines
A.L A. S KA
STEAMSHIP CO.
11 ••in laitn^** V.ililiv ti» Srallft*——
* “ ' t • v ‘ • 1" S \' iiii» il l. An
v i .i *i a!!11IV al Skajwpy.
•hi •’ * 'is. • " s s. Mariposa. An*
t:1 a.tv .. « illiiic al Skauway.
h.m '.•» > !.. !pi• . . «» . s s North wesit-n.
Sk :y w.i; ' •«! a ml u a> ports
.\« \ s \"i»r11a i • . • S S Manilla, S*\v
vin .1 ms • a I i . ! \vs\ ports
’■ I • ii! -. .I • ! • » • W •••!}. .1 iiln,:iti. Sheep
• ‘ • !*••.' Vfi Mi-/ ailil I.a
!««• l i :* • * !.• sale without notice
l\ II. 'I'll \l ' , n*l \g<- ni \ VI 1*1./ 1mm Iv 4 0.# I.im*iiI Agent
Pacific Alaska Navigation Co.
PUGET SOUND Admiral PUGET SOUND
California Line, j Alaska
S:iilini*s limn Smill**
1 M l. I S S \<I nt i l «< 1 I ,.i . a
m;l !'.«»*! »;*!•. way • .<»•.
i Ml it it S. S \*J la Ira I '.
• hi. A ;•< lim .:”•• alnl w \ pm 1 >
Oi l S s \ii :*i11.i! r.\.i.. ■ ,
Si*w .i i ll ami w a \ pm*i;
Sailings tiuiii \ aide/to Seattle
»<« * l |i > S. Admiral
u«i .’7 S S Vdmiral . arra
V»v S S Admiral \Vs»f
Sl Ml
CALIFORNIA
*1-11111*- («• '•tin I ruiM*l*t*o on tin- M n o! i-tti-li moil tli iiml i-\i-r> tl\o *ln>*
1 Imi«-:i ! t«-r. * oiiii>-«-i mu %«ith Mi-auu-i* t si ft«- ami lliir«nr*l for
*«itii tii-ru t iililomiti.
Ilivht rt's*v\« «l »«• « hau* • • s> ir-Juli* without noth «•
A J. HAINES. Manager. Seaule.
Valdez Dock Company. Local Ap.ents.
Over the Top of the World
by Electric Power.
Tilt* ,,OL> Ml*! AN*’ and tin* * <'ni.l Mil W iln* Mil
wall Urn's «T;n*k Iraiisrohlii i •) Irmas n • in»u liatllrd
ov»*r tmniiilaiii Harrirrs :•> . V. *ru j. mv. i Taki* tiinm*
summit riding \I.I >TKK1, tia ■ and a\«»id 111**
.slunk**, sold and eiml«*rs in* id. ia h> ••am travel
J. C. Martin, Vddez, Phone I A. K. Harm T P. A. Juitean. Alaska.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway