LES DARCY ILL;
FIGHTING DAYS
OVER IS CLAIM
\Bt United States Cable)
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Monday, May 21
—Les Darcy, noted pugilist, is ser
iously ill of pneumonia with complica
tions. Fred Gilmore, manager foi
Darcy, says that the latter’s prize rinf
days are ended.
10 w HOM IT M U CONCERN
All owners of livestock are remind
ed to keep the same from running
loose on the streets. Orders ha\»
been issued for the enforcement o(
the city ordinance in this respect.
ROBERT GUEST, ...
Chief of Police.
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Xo more rough dry work will hi
taken at the Dee Sing Laundry, tf
NORWEGIAN ANI)
SWEDISH BOATS
SENT TO BOTTOM
(By United State* Cable)
LONDON, Monday, May 21.—A
complaint has been registered by the
Norwegian legation at Berlin over the
sinking of the Norwegian steamers
Laly, Najaden, C. Sundt and Garant
which have been torpedoed by German
submarines, causing the loss of the
vessels and their crews.
CHAIN SHIP SUNK
STOCKHOLM, Monday, May 21.—
The Swedish steamers Vesteriand, As
pin and Viken, all carrying grain
from Knglamt to Sweden, have been
torpedoed and sunk, eight people per
ishing.
Fha.les (I. Hubbard came l) Sew
ard on the train last nifcht for a short
business *tny.
WaterfUl and Frazier whiskey at
the Branch.
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“The Juggernaut, a remarkable
railroad drama, in which the most
startling train wreck ever staged is
shown, will be the feature at the Em
press tonight. There will also be late
news pictures.
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William Fairman and wife arrived
on '.he train last night from Mile 29 J
and will probably remain in town for|
a week or more.
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11. Stearns arrived last evening
from Moose pass. n
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J. .M. Kyle came to tow n on the ■
train last night.
K. Pickstrom is registered in town
from Mile 52.
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At the stockholders meeting of the
Kenai Fishing and Trading company I
held last night the existing officers i
were reelected as follows, John Noorf,
president, Dr. 0. J. Keating, vice pres
ident, anil Ward James, secretary
treasui er.
Dr. J. M. Sloan*has received word
from his brother, a member of the
British army, who is now recuperat
ing in Eng1 and after being severely
injured oy an exploding shell on the
Somme front and also a case of trench
rheumatism.
j BOATS AND TRAINS; |
The Admiral Evans is due to arrive
from the westward tomorrow morn
ing.
The Mariposa sailed from Seattle
yesterday for Seward.
The Alaska is expected to arrive
some time Thursday.
The Admiral Farragut sailed from
Seattle Sunday for Seward.
The Admiral Watson is due to leave
Seattle May 28.
WATER SHUTOFF NOTICE
On Fifth avenue between Washing
ton and Adams, between 8 o’clock and
midnight tonight.
SEWARD WATER & POWER CO.
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Rubber Coats
Slicker Coats
Waterproof
Coats
Kenyon
Rain Coats
Rubber Hats
Slicker Hats
Duxbak Waterproof
Clothing
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TUESDAY, May 22nd, 8 P. M.
PATHE NEWS No. 97
Yitagraph Blue Ribbon Co. pre
sents the great 5-part feature
THE
j JUGGERNAUT
I A big railroad wreck, featuring
Earl Williams and Anita
Stewart.
Pathc 1-reel comedy.
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7-reel program 10c and 25c
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