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Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 1 k and bunday
Daniel Frohman Presents
FRANK McINTIRE
IN
The Traveling Salesman
In Picturization of His Gratest Stage Success ^
Bob Blake war a traveling salesman who was forced ta spend a
| holiday in a small town. Blake was peeved at the prospects of a
dreary day until he discovered a pretty face—and with his naturel
joval appearance meited the reserve of its owner.
The incidents that follow ranged from screamingly funny sit
uations to tense dramatic action, out of which the "Drummer" em
erged triamphant.
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
BRITISH FLEET
F
Oop>-nhag*n, Aug 10—A form
!d»M,» British squadron steamed In
tOiami*h wattrs today.
Ttio fleet Is under orders to partlc
lpatt. in the blockade lof Itiusaia.
TO
Geneva. Aug 10—In a r-solutlon
I pass' d imajilmously by tUe mt' rna
tioual Mloer's congress now In, ses
I sion h-'i*e Hit aatlotmlizaticn
the mines throughout tli« world Is
I advocated.
E
PAY IS RAISED
Chicago. A us 10-Th? railroad
Labor Board today handed down
a decision Increasing the wages ot
employees of the American RallwaJ
Bxprts3 company.
Th" increase iu pay will aniouo
to thirty million dollars year!.
NLIK FLEE!
GONE IB SEA
Berlin, Aug 10—The Bolsheviki,
Baltic S«a fleet his gone to s-a i
the information contained in official
despatches received h?r« today.
High Officials
Visit The Coast
Seattle, Aug H —Franklin D.
Olier the read officer of the Ameri
can Legion arrived hew today s^nd
will occupy several daj's ia look
i«g after (be interests of th®
Legion. He '"'111 speak here to
night.
Planes Are
Again Delayed
Prince George, Aug 11— The
Nome bound aeroplanes -will b°'held
h«re $>ossibly two or thre° day"
longer. •
Tile del*}' is causey by the non |
arrival of parts from San Franci8]
co whiolt are on the way.
Th® Golden North Oaf® serves
only th® li«*t that tha market af-j
fords and invites & trial
•xcellent sesvic® and cuv^n®.
Miff DRUGGIST
IS ARRESTED
San, Diego, Aug 11—T. F. Rash,
> dhipf pliaraist mate on the
| U. 5. S. Pralri®, was arrested to
I day charged with having murder
ed his wife. $
Imkshi
iDEFEAISSEilOR
Little Rock, Aug 11— Senator
Kirby was defeated at the primary
election yesterday for renomloatton,
to the United States senate.
Senator Klrby's opponent wi Con
gressman T. H. Caraway.
willTobTkew
i BATTLE FRONT
| Warsaw, .Vug 11—The coac*ntra
I tlon and ^'grouping of the Polish
force9 for an extensive counter at
tack along th-e entire front-at War
saw has been reported.
The plate contemplate the begin
ning of a counter movement by the
Poles within a few days.
Distinguished Party
Making Grand
Excursion
I A personally coivductedparty un i
il< r the supervision of Mr. A.'SchuIt
are stopping at the pull^n House
and will lenve tonjgnt oa the'Prin
cess Alice.
This party has visited all of the
principal poin.'s 0{ interest in Yu
ton and Northern British Colum
tbia having takt-n,' a leasur«ly
jaunt to Daw-sou, 'Whltehorse
Carcross and At!hi. tajd to BaJ"
that they are enthusiastic ( over
the iuiajnj- and varied places of in
terest is putting It mildly.
Tlie par')' consists of Mra.'Stross
of Cleveland, Mrs. Obear, Miss'Mc
Ilroy, Miss Brown, Mrs. Bdgar'a4d
daughter ond Mrs. Spence Thomas
daughter a,:il son.
W.P.A.CIub Dance
On Saturday Night
W. J. Mjulvihill chairman of the
White Pass Athletlo club social com j
mlttee announces that iher® will ha
one °f 'ho favorite Saturday eve
ning dances next Saturday l\lght'an,
everyone is Welcome.
The miuslc will be something nove.
and new and the arrangements'will
all he perfected for a good social
hop.
The dene® will commence about
nine thirty and the committee expect
all o* Skag-tvay's danc^ lovers to
be there. j j
I DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MUNSINGWEAk
When you ask tor Muns.'hg
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.
r\ new siocic now on ais
play for women, misses, boy*
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
S. R. C. GETS
NEW OFFICER
Washington, Aug 10—Army'orders
today assign ClharleS S. Ward of the
Hnglt^r corps who Is aow on
duty at Camp Humphreys, Virginia
to diuty as secretary ami dl'burslog
officer of the Alaska Road Com
mission.
Poles and Russ.
Fighting Hard
Warsaw, Aug 12—The war of
flee "say8 today tlmt tfc«re is
heavy) fighting on either of the tip
hoolc8hapfd lino which the Bolsh«yi
lsi are trying to bead down, upon
the Vl3tula rl\'er with Warsaw as
the prize.
North.w«st of the capital tho
flgihtlng rages for the possesion,
of Ciechane the Polish garrison.
Wllwaa has repelled repested at
| taclis of the Reds with terrible
slaughter.
| It's a long time b'Hweenr dances.
What's the natter with getting
out Saturday night at the W. P. A.
Club dance?
Warsaw, Aug 11—The Dolshe'vikl
have capturt-u Ciecaanow cutting
the railroad between, Warsaw and
Danzig.
This road la tb« oQe uSed b>' tue
Poles for t-e transportation of
tli^ir supplies.
Lightning Kills
Two Ministers
La Porte, lad. Aug 11— As
tlio Reverend John Timer an evange
list, addressed the congregation of
the Free .Methodists in a crowded
tent at sprinsvillo la»t night,
lightning strJck tho canvas top'and
killed two L'.iulsters who were sit
ting on thn platform.
• The electric fluid ourred the Rev.
Timber and knocked down. many
Jof the worshippers.
The two ministers who w®r® til
led were Henry Leiz of Belvider®
Illinois and the Reverend L.
Huston of Bvansville Wisconsin.
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