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(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
DOROTHY DALTON
The Lady Of Red Butte
A Paramount Mack Sennett Comedy
"Her first mistake"
Admission, including war tax-Adults, 30c: Children, 15e
11SSKS VOLUNTEERS TO
PROTECT DENVER PROPERTY
I IVnvor, a»o' C—A proclamation
j va» ifsu^ds by Mayor Ha'l 'oda
I talUii# for -oOO citizens to volunteer
1 as special officer® for the prateo"on,
! of life and Property 'n Denver,
The proclamation^ followed a
night of riot" 'u conuucUon wit
the "tret car stplke during wh'c
two w»'rv killed and n'ne injur
••d. *everal of iheiu probably fa
ally.
T!i" dead ar«- A. G. Smith of
Denver and John Ilallte a fonue
it "oldr. Th,. injur'd lnclud«
ten policemen and n'r.^tcn 1Hrlk'>,
breaker*.
I.envr auk 6—T/i,, r'ot^rs last
11 kI" overturned and wrecked a
~'p. t car n^ar th® Cathedral'of
th*- Immaculat Concep"on and Sie
strikt- breakers took ffuge in the
church where 'hey barricaded th'ni
»lv.-s. The moo ont°red the D,.nv
er IVt building and nri-cked tlioj
ill oi :
; FLI (MM
Prince George Aug 6— CaPta'n
Str'et announced today tha' the re
pairs are proceeding *o rapidly th
Ithei* Is l'ltely the flightg wild l>oj
resumed on -Mondjar.
Needed p°rt« are expee'ed from
Sim FrflJic'sco tomorrow and the!
next jump -will be to Haz^lton.
i A gr"nd l*vee was tendered the
, birdmen la»t night g'ven In their
I honor by the" Pr'nc© George Board
I o" Trade and wa» attended by 'hu|
| whole of Prince George soe'ety.
BUCKEYE SISTE
I
Marion, Aug C— Five compan
| >es of stat6 troops arrived at West
i Frankfort las, night to take charg
i of the situation which has outgrown
| the auithor"io ot tho local off'ci
als. R'otln^ which has oel,ii be
I tw«en the enraged c'ti7.ens and'lh<'
! Italian rs.'s'ilEt3 of tho city ha
caused the death of f'va people and
injury to forty more. A score of
d\v>-ll'ngs and store' have be''n
turned.
The rioting began late la*t
j night and continued sporadically
(throughout the night.
| The cause of the dlsorder and
rioting ca ne as the outgrowth. ^ of
j public 'mil; net'on at the murier'o
I two boy8.
The boys murd>'red were Ton
| llcn:p«'l as-d IS and F-mH Cal^ater
I agp 19 no reason hvb ecn g'ven
I as to tU« cau»o of the murder.
Mr. and Mr". Arthur Guyi'r and
tUv'r three children, Joliin. Ruth
and Robert hav« returned to'Ska I
way from Seattle and they ar°'now
occupying the Deveral cottage on
Tenth avenue and State street.
The Golden North Cafe serves
only the itcrj that tha market af
fords and Invite3 a trial o'
excellent sejvice and cu^ne.
Prcsses a id oth^r eci^pffieavt.
mob had previously broker
practically tv<*ry window Ui tlio'buld
'UK. Four mm wP} shot audi
fi-ver.il bitten 'it the r'ot which,
started whoa a tramway car collided
w<th an automobile.
Miss Congressman
A Possibility
Miiskos''f. T'-x. Thursday— M'ss
.VIRohortsoavb who wa» po8t
:n'sir ss uad^r Roo«t»v«lt and R®
[»ublkaii candidate for Cangr088
i:ii t!ie s,'cOud congressional d'3
tr'cl ha* bA,u nominated for C-ott
A Tourist's Letter
Wimt tourist* think and say of
the tr'p to Alaska, I* both >a]
torostlng and worth while. It Is
th^lr op'n'oa that 19 going to put
Alaska and the nor'hern.h rovut«'on
the tourists map. W® ar« al
ways pleas-?! to pr'nt cxtract3 from
genuine l-tt<Ta. Tha following
canja to our hand from which
cull a few paragraphs.
Dear Leonard.
'""lie thousand m'les from Seattle
to Skagway, by way of th° in
side passage, 18 a panorama of
constantly changing beauty and
grandeur—of turquois blue and I
emeral green waters, towering mount
a'ns capped with eternal snow; of1
roar'ng waterfall8 tumbling down
their side® 's their mad ru'h to
reach the 6l'a. Thero ar« glader8
nearly a aundr^d mile" long, wh°ra
bugo slab3 of lea are continun I
ally falling off by fore" of itfie
mass behUd and dropping Into
tho sea with a crash and roar
[lico heavy art'llery.''
"There *r° tha cte'p denVfor
est8 of p'nj and spruc« wtere "I
snco and solitude reign supremo, and
whoro tho rattle and rumble of
Ihe^street ci, clang of the'gong,
and honk o* the horn and all the
uther ear splitting noises of the
City have never been hoard, an
(There the overwrougnt nerves of th
city dweller may find rest and re
laxatiom"'
"There Is iie fascination, of tha
v. <ndsiful r'ghtiess d*)'" when oaa
_"an read tha newspaper® at all
hours of the day and night and
i'. er« twilight fade3 'nto dawn
ft 'thln an hi-ur."
"It Is a land that has its
romance too Ketchikan ha3 it
Paper Noso Charl'e. Skagrwuy, its
Soapy . Smith' and Carcross its.
Skokum Jim" Kate Osrtnack3' and
Dawson Oharl'e.
"As we crossed the Pa"3 from
ikagway to WWtehor3c over the
narveious engineering ft at known a8
ha White } *53 and Vuion Route
■allroad wher0 the grade in, soma
ilac«s is as much a8 five per cent
ve could still plainly *e" tlie
rail of tno golds«eker8; and one
vas involuntarily remlnded of th®
tnes of Robert Service, the *well
lov&d poet of fihe Yukon:
"Men from the sand of Sunland;
il'il from the wood® of tho"West
Men from the farm3 land'the'cltfe8,
3 DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
dren insist on garments bear
ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boys
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO. fHT
Into tlio Northland w® press''d.
Gray beard and »tr'ppl'ng and
women.
Good men, and bad ir.en, and'bold
Leaving our home and our
loved one"1
Crying, exult'ngh-, —Gold '.
"At Skagway we left the boat
and took tho train over the Wh'te
pas9 to Whltehorso where we aga'n
took tho boat for the sail down
tho Yukon, to Dawson. On. the
iray down a8 well a' hack aga'n.
wo evry now and/ ther.e saw a
moo»e and ptlier w'ld animals scamb
lkig to got away from Ui" r'vr'a8
we saU,:d by."'
"Wo arrived at Atlin- Fr'day.'July
23rd. and here tho 3c°nery nl«or"cK[
«d 't» very cl'max 'a beauty a"d!
grandeur. It 's no u8o for me to
I try. to de^r'be the 8cen« beforu
u-\ for it would take a W'T pc-n
[than m'tto to do so. All one cm|
»ay '« the Bcen« is ubllmo. Tho* i
inland lakes were af calm and!
plac'd a8 a m'rror, and reflected, the'
forestsf alon« the banks and thoj
mountain*, the cloud8 and tho sun, |
and the very 8kv in "aeh .a'per
feet w<iy that it was d'ff'cult to J
d wh'ch w&» real and Which'
wa8 reflecl'oi:".
"V\'e canie [jack to Skagway oil j
Hiurs jay l-»t wcejj and havu I
had the most del'ghtful time in
th'8 hospi'al town. Tho p>o(plo
h.''re are of the b'gheai-t' d, cord'al
kind you find everywhere up in th'8
gn-at country.
Tao place has an 'real location,
on three sides towering mounta'n-"*,.
mo8t of th»m covered w'th Ice anJ
snow , and on the fourth f'de flr
the blue wpters of b' aut'ui Lynn I
Canal. Tii''ro are a number of hot
els and "tores h'-re. also a baBi
uncj tli-- tourists w'U find h's'wianta
well cared for.
It nv Round strange to th» Peo
pi" back bouie, but the fact l«'we
have * und that they ralse 00"
any kind of vegetables up here aiuc
wo *a\v soaio of th* mast bc-auo
ful flower garden* 'a be, found any;
wU<re.
Some sixteen mUes oelow her8 they
riii-^e the famous Ha'ne* Stxawt>err»
es -lie larg 'st and most lusclou,a I
I have ever tasted. We have I earn
I'd to lova the place and ledve'lt
w'th t1 u a eate«t reluctance."
W'e have had a wonderful t'mo
and are feeling flue. 'I he wea«-hor
has been Ideal for the moH Part
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICtf ■« HEREBY, thai
the undersigned has been appointed
Administratrix of tho ©state of £imo^
J. Weltzman deceased, by th.a Pro
bata- court ?or the Territory oi Al
aska, sitting In prooat* at Ha'W
Alaska and hW and all Per*ona har
ing claims tgaln^t 'aid eetata »ra
required to vrtsent them to my at
torney, W. B. Stout ct hl» office la
town ot Hi'nes Alalia, with
vouchers required by law, TTlth'a
eix months from th® data ot ]
first publication of th.t» notice.
Dated this 29 th, day of July,
1920.
Rosa L. 'We*tnnafl.
Administratr1*.
Pirst publication, 8—3, '20
La-St publication, 8— 24. '20.
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