OLDTIMER MAY REFEREE
CHICAGO, Nov. 15. (/P)—Harry
Gilmore, Jr., son of the famous old
time bare knuckle champion, Is con
sidering applying to the Illinois state
athletic commission for a referee’s
license. ,
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Jorn Urbach’s circulating library.
Fifteen cents to read a late book.
ANNULMENT RECOMMENDED
NEW YORK, Novv 15. (/P)—Annul
ment of the marriage of Florence
Clendenin, New York heiress, to Baron
George Tornow, former colonel in the
Russian Army, was recommended in
the referee’s re.port filed Monday.
Place your orders now for turkey
at the reliable market, Carsten’s.
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SHABBINESS IS INEXCUSABLE WHEN
YOU CAN GET BEAUTIFUL CREPE BACK
SATIN DRESSES—all sizes at $16.75.
AND FOR THIS WEEK ONLY— ALL CLOTH
COATS at 20 percent off.
ALL SHOES at 20 percent off
Come in and take advantage of these wonderful
bargains.
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The number of cigarettes smoked has
increased 100% in the last five years, and
for just one reason—enjoyment. Where
there’s the most enjoyment, there you’ll
find the most smokers. Camel over
whelmingly leads in popularity.
Camel is blended of the choicest
tobaccos money can buy—that’s why it’s
so mild and smooth. That’s why Camel
leads the world.
CIGARETTES
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a1927, R. J. Reynold* Tobacco
., Winrton-Salesn, N.C., U.S.A.
GENEUGHEZ NttD
NEPHEW VIZCARRA
CAPTURED, KILLED
WERE REMNANT OF THE ARMY
WHICH TOOK THE FIELD
AGAINST CALLES
"PUPPETS” IS GREAT
ACTION PICTURE. SILLS
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Admirers of Milton Sills should not
fail to see his latest First National!
starring picture, "Puppits”, which
opens at the Liberty theatre tonight.
This is one of Mr. Sills’ best screen ef
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forts in many moons. It is an excel
lent picture, admirably directed by
George Archainbaud, and has unusual
settings, a fine story and real acting
by a superb cast.
“Puppits” is the story of an Italian
proprietor of a little puppit theatre in
New York’s lower East Side who
meets the girl of his dreams and falls
madly in love,
Sills does excellent acting and is ad
mirably cast In the role of Nicki. - His
work thru the picture is marvelous,
and he rises to great dramatic heights
in the scenes where he returns home
deaf and tries to make Angela be
lieve he is all right.
Miss Olmsted plays her part with
understanding and sympathy, and Mc
Donald makes a perfect villian. It is
an excellent picture and should please
al. It was produced by A'l Rockett,
who, with his brother, Ray, made that
great picture, “Abraham Lincoln.’’
ARCHEOLOGI8T DIES
LONDON, Nov. 15. (JP)—Doctor W.
G. Hogarth, noted archeologist and
president of the Royal Geographical
Society, ‘ died in his sleep of heart
failure.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 15. (/^-—Ge
neral Arnulfo Gomez, principal leader
in the recent revolt against the Calles
government, and his nephew Colonel
Francisco Vizcarra, were captured
Friday night and executed near Teo
celo, in the ‘state of Vera Cruz. It
was officially reported that General
• Adalberto Palaeias, Colonel Salvador
'Costanos and Majr Francisco Perez,
were! captured and ordered court court
martialed by Calles troops. General
Gomez and his *aides were captured
in a trap laid by General J. Escobar,
of the Calles forces. They were the
remnant of the army which took field
against President Calles a month ago.
NEW SEWARD FAMILY
Though’just arriving in Seward from
Seattle Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Geyer and
daughter June, are no strangers in
Alaska for Mr. Geyer has been a mem
ber of the Alaska Signal Corps for
many previous years. He is now as
signed to the local office as telegraph
operator. They have moved into one
of the Graetf apartments. June was
yesterday enrolled in the seventh
grade school class.
There’s only
one Camel cigarette
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BEAUTY PARLOR
Ladies’ Beauty Booth
Two Chairs Tub Baths
Shower Baths
In Arcade Building
Phone Adams 121
JESS LANDER, Proprietor
For any kind of m
GENERAL REPAIRING
G. THORKELSON
Leave Call at The NORTHERN
Typewriter# and sewing machines
made as good as new
Engineers are now enroute to the
Kantishna to examine what is eaki
to be the largest deposit of antimony
in the world. “Of course,” My.
Lemons, of Fairbanks said, “there i*
<pot a brisk market for antimony at
present. There are only three com
panies in the world which can hand
le large amounts of ore and I am re
presenting one of t h e s e.” Mr.
Lemons has hopes of putting in a
smelter In the Kantishna. If this ts
done it will be necessary to build
a narrow gauge railroad about 50
miles in length to connect with the
Alaska Railroad. If the report made
by the engineers is favorable it is
probable that opening up of the pro
perty on a large scale will start in
the near future.
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A wire received in Fairbanks by
George G. Lemons stated that the
second payment on the Ryan lode
properties in the Ester district had
•been made. The payment was made
several days before due. Mr. Lemons
said a second payment would be
made soon on the Sullivan creek
ground in the Manley Hot Springs
country. The initial payment was
made a short time ago by Mr.
Lemons, who is acting for a British
syndicate, to Sylvester Howell.
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The tug Inverness, operated by the
McDonald Logging company, brought
into the port of Ketchikan the big
barge belonging to the Canadian
Dredge Burrad No. 2, which broke
loose from its tow while on the way.
to Wrangell Narrows from Peters
burg. The barge was recovered at
Scrubby island, Snow passage, near
4^ 100 miles from Ketchikan, brought
here and anchored at Ward Cove.
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Directors were elected and plans
for the coming season’s activities
were discussed at the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the West
ern Alaska Trading company, which
was held, in Anchorage last week.
The new board of directors is made
up of five members of the original
board and two other stockholders.
The holdover members are C. P. Ped
ersen, W. H. Rager, Pete Olsen, J. R
Chovin, W. J. Boudreau, and the new
members, John Meyer and Oscar
Neilsen, the latter two succeeding J.
R. Campbell and Henry Pope.
Start the day right—order tne Dost
neat which is FR YES’S BABY.BEBF