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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-31
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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
MOVIE THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
GENERAL FlLMooM NEWS

As beautiful a picture as one wants to see is what "The Shrine of Happiness" is at the Palace. This is a colored production, the colors being in the original and this play is a great relief from the usual black and white. Several scenes are magnificent in coloring, elaborate in detail. "The Shrine of Happiness" introduced dainty Jackie Saunders and in the first two reels where she is the har- um scarem barelegged lass of the mountains she Is as lively a crick- ct as one one wants to see Her support is excellent, William Conk- lin. grand old character man and Paul Gilmore. good looking lead ing man. although he does look sissy in his sport shirts. The comedy also introduces a new char acter, Lonesome Luke" and this slap stick funny thing brings forth several laughs. This bill is on again tonight and tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Also Sidney Drew Comedy and
 the Ford Weekly
COMING-WilIiam Farnum m "Thc
 Man from Bitter Root"
Dorothy Gish and Frank Campcau are the two stars.
Films Combat 1T. C. Of [.
JOHN T. SPICKETT, Prop.

There is a force in this country. the motion picture, or, as it may be termed, the fifth estate, which, if brought into proper use as a wide. sweeping campaign against the common enemy, the high cost of living, would help put to rout that ever growing evil.
 The bureau of commercial econ omics of the Department of Public instruction has been disseminating geographical, commercial, indus trial and vocational information by means of the screen.
 In 1916 the United States spent almost $I.OOO,0OO a day in the mo- tion picture theatres. Eighteen thousand miles of film, almost enough to reach from New York to San Francisco six times, was shown to 14.OOO,OOO people day. And to the motion picture thea tres themselves may be added the universities, schools, social cen tcrs, libraries, commercial clubs, armories, conventions, fraternal halls, parks. granses, playgrounds, and public institutions generally wherein no entrance fee is charg- ed at all.
 With these facts in mind, added to that of the food prices being an every mans and every womans problem, not to mention their bear. ing on future generations, films might be made showing the advant- aSc of the back yard vegetable garden, the similar use of school yards. park properties and warrant lots, the most scientific methods of marketing, the most nutritious and cheaper varieties of foods, to, gether with their preparing ant serving. the conservation of what
 is frequently waste. All this may
 be filmed in an entertaining ser ics, even through the drama.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 NOMINATES OFFICERS

Tuesday night the members of Camp Juneau No. 32, Arctic Bro therhood, at the regular meeting, nominated officers for the election which will be held next week. The officers elected at that time will hold for a six months term. Those nominated were, J. ". Bell, Arc tic Chief; A. E. Cole, Vice Arctic Chief; F. ". Buffers. Arctic Re- corGer; II. O. Martin, Arctic Chap lain, Harold II. Post, Keeper of Nuggets; J. w. Bell, J. C. Me- Bride, II. II. Post, John Reck and II. T. Tripp, trustees.
 Harold II. Post made a finan- cial statement to the lodge mcm- bers Tuesday night and his figures showed that something must be done immediately to better the fi- nancial standing of the local camp. He suggested q plan and the nom nations of certain men for officers of the camp was part of the ar ranGcmcnt suggested by Mir. Post to bring the organization out of its present condition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
rrKs sMnKER TnNIGHT

A good program ot athletic eV- ents has been arranged by the committee in charge of the Elks smoker tonight. The events will be Japson and unknown wrestler, at lSO pounds; Paulson ys. Salmon son, I3O pounds; Travers ys. Jor- gcnson, l3S pounds; Brown ys. Os- borne, 16O pounds; Kennedy vs. Mann, 145 pounds; Worth ys. Min his, 147 pounds; Parker vs. Glenn ent, 145 pounds; Osburn ys. Tas- chek, 12S pounds; The Bantam Kids, S9 pounds, and two Elks over six feet The last two events are speciality acts and the names of the principals are being kept in the dark. The big event will start at 8 o'clock in order that those attending may have a chance to go to the Igloo ball afterwards.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Marguerite at the Dream.

The breath Of the great out-oi- doors has been breathed into "Out of the Drifts" stirring drama of the Swiss Alps in which Mar guerite Clark is starred by the Fa- nous Players Film Company. In this great tale of the towering peaks and deep-sunkcn valleys which is the feature at the Dream tonight, the dhninutive star plays the most thrilling role which she ever enacted since Helene of the North. '"
 "Out of the Drifts" is the story of Elsie, a little Swiss Shepardess who innocently falls under the spell of a rogue. It is 9 great story and this favorite actress will undoubtedly pack them in at the Dream for the remainder of the week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
"The Conflict" at OrpbelLm.

Two women crave the love or the same mau-one is pretty, proud spirited-and poor-she offers him love. The other is equally pretty, proud and Spirited-but rich--she offers him everything money can buy. The rich one wins and thus starts a feud destined 10 be long and bitter.
 The name of the play is "The Conflict" and Lucille Lee Stewart, sister Of Anita Stewart. plays the part of the poor girl. who after wards becomes an actress. Jane Mcrtimec is also in the cast with Huntly Gordon. The play is 9 Vitagraph and is a regular battle of womcn's wits. "The Conflict will run only tonight and tomor- row.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29

play again and defeated Constantin
 Aomanofr in straight falls at tho Shrine Auditorium at Los Angeles last Friday night. The champion
 required Ii minutes and 30 sec 1nds to accomplish the first fall, md six minutes of actual wrestling 10 end the second with combin- ltion half-nclson and body scissors.
 The contestants rolled through the ropes in the second clash and Romanoff severely wrenched his lrm. Two minutes were allowed the athletes to return to the mat.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
HeIen'S Horses Returned.

Some three weeks ago two
 beautiful horses, the property of Helen Holmes, were stolen from their stables at the Signal studios. The horses are back again, lit- tie thin, but not much the worse for their travels. They were re- covered by detectives at San Die so. where two comparative young sters were trying to sell them. Helen is delighted to have them with her once more, for she is
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
At Do1taLas Theatres.

"The Discard" a thrilling Es- sany story about blackmailers, in which one of the blackmailers un- willingly turns the tables on her own daughters husband, comes to the Douglas Orpheum tonight with a good comedy.
 At the Douglas Lyric the Tri- angle Fine Arts production, Jor- dan if Hard Road" a splendid play of the good old western days, when a man was reckoned in the manner which he could draw his gun, will be the feature tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Agnew Wants To Stick to Red
 SnX Roll

Catcher Sam Agncw, though off, cred for trade during the winter, is going to try hard to stick with the Red SoX. lie went to Hot Springs a couple Of weeks in ad- vance of the rest of the team and his conditioning there, after a win- ter on the farm. has put him in the best of physical condition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
High ir Camp; Wears Sandal
 Tn Ensn Fnnt

Hugh High, midget outGeldcr of tho Yankees, reported at Macon wearing sandal on one foot. lie contracted blood poisoning from q blister during the winter in St. Louis and for weeks was unable to wear shoe. His foot, however, is healing rapidly and will not both CT him long.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Chaplin Remains ct Coliseum.

Owing to the popular demand, Manager Gross will keep Charlie Chaplin and the Metro stars at the Coliseum for the remainder of the week. Saturday there will be matinees especially for the children of Juneau who have not seen this double bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
U. S. Tennis Body May Can
eel TOurneys

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 The executive committee Of the United States Lawn Tennis Asso citation in session in New York considered the schedule for 1917 and the possibility of its cancclla. tion if the United States become. Ia belligerent. The schedule con tained 200 dates, for which sane ton was required. The associa- tion announced its disapproval of invitation tournaments and adopt ed resolutions instructing section al delegates to urge clubs in their sections to hold tournaments for boys and juniors, for which stan dardized trophies will be offered.
 The organization of national umpires' association was discussed fayorably.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
FGrRlln Coming in Biz PLaA.

William Farnum will come to the Orpheum this week in "The Man from Bitter Root. a play that is called love and adventure story of the big outdoors. Far mum has a role of virility and strength in this coming Fox pro duction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Cleveland's First Sacker Much
 Too Fat.

With Chick Grandil gone, there is much interest in the develop meut of Louis Guisto as first sacker on the part of Cleveland fans. Reported from the camp 1t New Orleans are that Guisto reported fat and Manager Fohl is giving him a lot of leg work to get him down to about 200 pounds playing weight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
EMPIRES SPORTING DOPE
RINa-MAT AND eEMERAL IrEMs

was a member of the Boston and Brooklyn baseball teams before the National League was organized. He was team-mate and companion of Sidney Farrar, father of Geraldine Farrar, of the old Hub City team. He was born in Toronto, Ont2 G7 years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Wrestling Bout Cancelled.

Jess Westersaard, heavyweight wrestler, of Iowa, who was to meet John Olin at Duluth on April 8. was injured in training and his manager has been forced to can eel the Duluth date Mort Hem derson will meet Olin instead.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Eddie Miller, Baseball Dad, Dies
 in Utah.

to have been the oldest profession
 Edward (Eddie) Miller, reputcd to have been the oldest profession al baseball player in the United States, and the oldest dispatcher in point of service of the entire South ern Pacific railroad system, died in ogden, Utah., last Friday. Miller
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29

Special fresh Alaska eggs, 45 cents | dozen at Goldsteins Emporium %
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29

Harvards crew is getting ready, says despatch from the East. Ready, perhaps, to trail in several lengths behind Yale and then col lapse.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
GIBBONS GETS DECISION OVER
 BAT LEVINSKY
Joe Rivers Stages a Come back Successfully and Puts It Over
 Duffy in Ten.

Tommy Gibbons was given the newspaper decision in his 10-round bout with Battling Leyinsky in St. Paul last Friday night. The St. Paul boxer took the lead against the light heavyweight champion throughout the fight Gibbons was outweighod fifteen pounds by the Bridgeport battler
 Joe Rivers, Mexican lightweight, staged a successful comeback in New York last Friday though hc was outpointcd by Jimmy Du1y in ten rounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
WAITE'S FATHER DIES.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 29.-Warren w. Waite, 60 years old, father of Arthur Warren Waite under sentence of death in New York for the murder of John F. Peck, by poisoning, died at his home here. He had been i'll ten days of pneumonia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29

much attached to her dogs and horses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Airline Gets C Job.

Having completed her work in "The Secret Kingdom Airline Pret- ty has been engaged to play oppo- site Douglas Fairbanks in his first Aircraft picture, Tn and Out" work on which has already been started in New York. Miss Pret- ty is to play the, part of a sherirgs daughter.
 An autographed photograph of Mary Pickford sold for $25O It was auctioned by Douglas Fair banks at a benefit performance in. New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29

Stetcher Wins Again in Straight
 Falls.
 Joseph Stetcher, worlds heavy weight wrestling champion, brought his famous body scissors hold into
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
Will Appear in His Greatest Sue cess Ever Placed Before the
 Public
1.-THE RINK :"

Two reels of laughs. luxury and giggles. If you see him once you will want to see him again as long as he is on the screen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-03-29
1.-THE DEVIL AT HIS
 ELBOW"

The title is good and the picture still better presenting the $loOO per week Metro stars-Clifford Bruce and Dorothy Green.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-08-25
MUNSTER.

An address was presented to Rev,
u. .. Riordan, G. c., President Abbey
ieale Sim Fein Club, on his departure
for Athea.
Dr. w. Cream, Ringville, who has
died, belonged to a Tipperary family,
his brother being M. o. Clommel. Dun.
garvan Guardians expressed svmna.
thy.
M. j. Cogan, Whitepoint, Queens
town, took first place, with honors, at
the recent examination for licentiate.
ship of the Pharmaceutical Society of
Ireland.
AT the recent examination for the
Limerick Co. Council Scholarships.
value $50 each, tenable for three
years, Michael Ryan, Christian
Schools, Doom, secured first place
Claims amounting to s475 have
been lodged with the Town Clerk of
Cork for malicious damage to prop.
erty during the recent disturbances.
A pony was burned to death and
nay and outhouses consumed, in a fire
OF unknown origin at the house of Mr..
Rlordan, High street, Cork.
Limerick police this week arrested
Mr.. Joseph Hartmann, jeweler, Pat
rick street, under the Aliens Act, Mr..
Hartmann, who is a German, was ar
rested early in the war period, and
released.
N. Tipperary Assize Grand Jury
passed votes of coincidence on. re.
spectively, the deaths of Capt. r. G.
Twiss. Birdhill, a former member Of
the Grand Jury, and Mr. Arnold Pow
or, Sub-Sheriff.
The Cork Bank Of the Irish Trans.
port Workers Union decided to give
q testimonial to D. Carey, the retiring
secretary. L. Prior and p. Nagle were
elected secretary and assistant seere-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-08-25
ULSTER.

A Gaelic League Coist, Ceanntair,
has been appointed for Carrickmore
district-Very Rev. Canon M'Donald,
president; FIR. Short and FIR. Rodgers,
vice-presidents, and Mr.. Conway, sec.
rotary.
Mrs. Douglas, Ramoan, N. S., Bally-
castle, has been awarded special pro-
motion to higher grade, with emolu-
ments.
The practice of the late F. ]. O'Con-
nor, solr, Omagh, has been taken
over by John O'Hanrahan, solr., Drog-
heda, and will be known as the firm
of O'Connor and O'Hanrahan.
The Irish Society visited Derry
shipyards, being received by Mr.. Ire
visa Clarke, managing director. The
shortage of house accommodation was
discussed, and the visitors were
shown the preparations for the subur.
ban city for shipyard workers.
VIM. Stops, B. A., who has retired
from the misunderstanding of Newry In
termediate School, was born at Null
lyashe, near Castleblayney, over u
years ago. He was for some years
master at the Coleraine Academical
Institution, but has taught at Newry
since 1887.
Saml. Green, "a Railway street,
Lisburn, retired grocer, has been ad-
judged bankrupt.
$3.50 has been raised in Co. Derry
on behalf of the Hidden Convalescent
Hospital, and the Ulster Limbless
Hospital, Belfast The Mayor has
raised over $4,000 on behalf of the
Derry City and Co. Infrmary.
Justice Kenny RENTED to the Co.
Court Judge of Monaghan an action
by Bernard Duffy, commercial traveller,
against Mary Carroll, both of Bal
lybay, for alleged defamation Of. char.
acter. J. c. Dawson for defendant.
Mr.. A. Clery for plaintiff.
Mr.. Justice Kenny refused to remit
to the Co. Court Judge of Cavan an
action by Mrs. Mary Lynch, Drumbal-
lagh. against Mr.. Patton, motor car
owner and national teacher, Killes.
handra, for personal injuries caused
by the defendants motor car owing.
she alleged, to his sons negligence
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-08-25
Catholic Appointed chief
Of Embarkation Service

The recent designation Of Major
General Francis J. Herman by the Sec
rotary Of War, as Chief Of the Embark
much favorable comment, not only in
Army and Navy circles, but with the
public at large.
This service was established to en-
able the Chief of staff to exercise ef-
fectively his supervisory and co-ord-
mating powers in respect to overseas
movements for the period of the ex-
listing war, to take charge of the en-
barkation of troops and supplies for
transatlantic transportation, and to
exercise under the Secretary of War
the direct control incident to this SER
vice.
General Herman, who has had a bril-
liant Army career, comes of an old
lrish-American Catholic family. He is
the man who put the machine guns in
the army, for when member of the
general staff, General Herman worked
out the details of the scheme for
equipping each unit of the fighting
force with machine gun platoon. He
is also an authority on military law.
He was born in Jacksonville, Fla,
on October 10, 1859, and entered the
Military Academy in 1877, graduating
in 1881. He served from that time un-
til March, 1917, with the infantry,
meanwhile advancing from second
lieutenant to Colonel.
On March %, 1917, he was appointed
a Brigadier General and President Will
son has just made him a Major Gen.
eral of the new national army.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1917-08-25

and a special meeting of the Cork Pig
Buyers Association expressed sympa-
thy with relatives of P. .O'Flynn, Jr.
Athlunkard Boat Club presented
dressing-case and umbrella to Father
Shanahan, P. p, on his departure.
M. Hanrahan, son of the late J. Han
rahan, Nine-Mile-H House, Clonmel, has
had the Washington State College
Bachelor of Science and Doctor of
Veterinary Science degrees conferred
upon him.
Cork Law and Finance Committee
unanimously decided to recommend
Cork Corporation to grant an honor
arium of $3.50 to the City Solicitor
and 9150 to the City Engineer, in
recognition of their service in plotting
the Cork Improvement Bill through
Parliament.
Charges against p. j. Maloney,
Misses Grace and Kate Prendergast,
Johanna Leahy, and Mary Moroney of
making public collection without po-
lice permit, on behalf of the E. Glare
Slim Fem election fund at Mount
Boris, were dismissed at Tipperary
without hearing evidence for the de-
Tense, the decision being received with
loud cheers in court.
Anthony S. Gaul, builder, died at
his residence, Victoria Villa, Cork.
Thos. Martin, late officer O. S., H. NJ.
Coastguards, died at Allihies, Castle
townbere.
Thos. Bourke and his son James,
who own publichouse and farm at
Clonakenny, have been remanded at
Templemore for eight days, charged
with causing the death of VIM. Mon
Afghan at Behagloss. 1t appears that
during an auction of meadowing be-
longing to accused, an alteration
arose, blows were exchanged, and de-.
ceased fell, receiving a kick, as was
alleged at the inquiry.
Acting Sergt. Harrington, Killaloe,
was fined Is. Cd. and costs by Killaloe
Petty Sessions Court, summoned by
John Seaman, Garranboy, for assault
on the night of the East Clare result.
He declined to produce evidence as
his application for adjournment was
refused, and said he would appeal.
Plaintiff alleged that defendant struck
him with his clenched fist, and when
asked why, said that plaintiff has
rubbed against him.
Jas. Greene, Killea House, for %
years a member of Tipperary Board
OF Guardians, has died in his seventy
third year.
Miss Bride M'Grath, daughter of
Thos. M'Grath, Main street, Carrick-
oo-Suir, has won one of the four s.
Tipperary Co. Col. annual University
Scholarships.
General sympathy is felt with MI.
Graham, Coonagh, brother of DR.. M
Graham, and nephew of DR.. P. J. Ora
ham Gimerick), on the death of his
wife.