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T O NIG H T—8 P. Bt
FIRST NATIONAL
ATTRACTION
PRESENTING—
CHARLES CHAPLIN
HIS SECOND MILLION
DOLLAR COMEDY
“SHOULDER
ARMS ”
Wthout a doubt the greatest
3-reel comedy of today.
Also EDITH STORY —IN -
“ THE SILENT WOMAN ”
Mtro 3-reel Feature
Sunday Night 7:30 & 0:00
JOHN BARRYMORE -In
HERE COMES the BRIDE’
\nd>*« e\pre*» meet* all train* and
>J earner*. Pnom* lt3.
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PROGRAM IS OUT FOR THE
PIONEER’S DOINGS TOMORROW
The worthy press agent of the
Pioneer’s slipped out the program fo*
the Pioneer’s doing for tom or r< w
night, as follows:
Selection— by the string band “And
the wind blew through his whiskers
• >n Kenai Lake.”
Address by Pioneer Smith, sub
ject—“How he come to be ditched in
Alaska.’*
Recitation by Pioneer Sloan— “Ann
the Waters of the Kobuk riffled swift
ly down to the sea.”
Selection by string band— featur
ing a storm on Resurrection Bay,
floatin'* fi^h dork, going ashore, etc..
BIG NOISE.
A little buck and wing dancing oy
Pioneer Rich, boys he’s an artist, don •
miss this.
Song— “Days of ‘49 ‘” by Pioneer
Noon. If you stay while this is being
rendered, you will then be entertained
bv volunteer songs, stories, etc., until
the feed comes on and that is going
t* b« acme feed. Pioneer Gilpatriek
ha* positive orders to put some cofrV *
ir the pot. Pioneer Guest is trying l>
outdo his last pot of beans.
Tho feed over, the dance will re
the next feature and the dance will
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SYLVIA'S
CIGARS ]
CANDY
ICE CRRam
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING >
INDIAN BASKETS
Ttl+pboftts Adam* 1*8
SYLVIA’S
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terpischorear. artist. Pioneer Hoot ana
believe me what he has got outlined
for dance- will be some Cleopatra
; wiggles.
After the big time tomorrow night
is over, do not expect to see a pione"
for a week. They will all be at hom^
trying to get sober— we mean limh
’ oring up- for you know there is going
. to he a hot t;me in this old town to
morrow night. So come, be prepared
to do vour part and make some no;r.o.
Ooo^ open for Pioneers, ladies and :n
v?ted guests at 8:20. Music starts from
that time on and it will be a thr*
-•ng circus, something doing every
minute.
Igloo meets at 7:20. (Adv.)
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WHAT MORGAN SAYS
NEW YORK, Jan., 23— J. P. M *r
r an interviewed regarding foreign
exchange situation upon his return
from a three month's stav abroad
said: "Nothing can be done until
the treaty is signed. All Europe is
I waiting for it” When told that the
Mexican situation was hemp investi
gated. Mr. Morgan remarked that
the government had been doing thar
for seven years and he thought r vn\^ •
some action was taken for a ch$npe. j
He expressed surprise on being r
formed that only the Imrerator bnd ;
been relinquished to Great Britem. j
saying h^ understood all seven former j
German liners were to be turned over
to the British after the American sol- j
diers had been returned.
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g. E. Hood has hem anrn««v *4 (
vrjfeVe-'per for th»* Caoccv Koer Rad- j
way. succeeding W. S. Newlin, who t
recently returned to his home ttenn
Philadelphia y
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