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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT ONLY
AT GRAND THEATER

Showing tonight only, starting at
t7:15 and with the second show be-
ginning at 8, the regular four-act
vaudeville program, together with a
five-part picture, entitled "A Daugh-
ter of the Law" will be shown at the
Grand theater. ..a$a4 s.s. r,
Monte LeCroix, with his guitar and
sharnionica, offers several numbers
that are decidedly "dancy," and clos
es his act with some excellent clog
dancing. Known as the: original "sil-
yer heel dancer" he submits an act
that is entirely original. Gertrude
VanDyke and Brother in Selling
Love, y follow in singing and talking
novelty. Mr.. VanDyke enters as a
travelling salesman, and proceeds TO
sell s'love to a prospective customer.
He displays his samples, prehistoric
love, vampire love, brother and sister
love, and the voice of love which is
music. Both have splendid singing
voices and make splendid use of that
talent. " ...-
Starr and Starr are billed as an
eccentric comedy duo, and are on the
program for laughing purposes only.
Vontella and Nina close the show.
Late of the Follies Bergere, Paris
France, and having just completed an
eight-week engagement at the Hippo
drome in New York, these two offer
some sensational stunts in gymnas-
tics, Madame Nina being positively
the only lady in the world doing a
balancing split on the ring. =. -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03
DRAMA OF NORTHWEST AT
THE REX THEATER SUNDAY

A powerful drama of the Great
Northwest directed by Harry River,
is the attractions to be at The Rex
theater commencing Sunday. .sat
Roy Stewart who has achieved an
enviable reputation for powerful
character delineations, gives a strong
and commanding performance in the
dual role of Maupome, the outlaw,
and John Whitley, his twin brother.
New York critics unanimously agreed
that in this production Stewart rises
to the height of his artistic career.
Great interest is aroused by this pro-
duction because it is Mr.. Stewards
first appearance in a dual role that
demanded such wide distinction in
the portrayal of the two characters
in this vivid drama. " il
: Mr.. Stewart. deserves credit for the
introduction Of novelty in charac-
ter interpretation, and for his honest
effort to deviate from the convention
al type that has too often found its
way to. the silver sheet He is sup
ported by an all star. cast headed by
charming Louise Lovely. 1t was di-
rected by Harry Revier. ..
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only ones who appear to be buying
diamonds and other precious stones
are spectators or well-fixed bargain
hunters, few in number, who are tax
ing advantage of the fall Of prices.
Many wealthy and moderately cir
cumstanceA Chilean families have
placed Their family. jeWelry with
jewelers. for sale. 1t is possible to OBJ
tain one-carat white diamonds as low
as ninety or one hundred dollars in
American money. American and Brit
.ish travellers are the principal pur-
chasers Of the diamonds. Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03
"THE BORDER WIRELESS" AT.
ELKO THEATER TOMORROW

A fine cast supports William 5.
Hart in his new picture, "The Border
Wireless,1 which comes to the Elko
tomorrow, Friday only. '~. .
Wanda Hawley, one of filmdon's
prettiest actresses, is leading woman.
Another well-known film beauty, Mar
cia Manon, has an important role.
Others in the cast are Charles Airing,
James Mason, E.. Won Ritzen, Ber-
thold Sprotte, etc.z@The story is. a
modern one, dealing with the work
on the Mexican border and Hart has
one Of the, most vivid roles of his
[career. sI,k.Es 81 ~ Sc .L-t.sl :,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03
). THE MASK" AT. THE REX
THEATER AGAIN TONIGHT

The screen version of Arthur
Hornblow's "The Mask" opened an
engagement at the Rex theater last
night and registered an one Of the
most absorbing and compelling photo
dramas Of the season. Teeming with
fast action and based on an ingenu-
Gus plot that is replete with surprises
and thrills, this extraordinary piece
of entertainment is Interpreted by d
brilliant cast headed by Jack Holt
snd Hedda Nova. The story reyolves
around conspiracy against Kenneth
Traynor, young San Francisco busi-
ness man, who leaves his beautiful
wife and little sons&for Africa to
transact a business deal in the da-
mond fields. While there an enor-
nous diamond is. found on his hold.
ings and he closes the transaction
! favorab1y. He starts on his journey
to America with the diamond, but
his valet conspires with Hinckley, All
| adventurer to steal it. In South
African seaport be is set upon by
thieves, but a stranger comes to his
rescue and saves him. The "stranger"
proves to be his scapegrace twin
brother, Handsome Jack" whom he
has not seen in years. At sea the
valet and Hinckley again try to d.
away with Traynor and obtain the
gem, but the explosion Of one of the
ships boilers prevents the consum-
nation Of the deed. Believing Traynor
and Hinck'ey lost Handsome Jack"
and the valet Francois proceed to
San Francisco. There Handsome
Jack enterssintosa conspiracy to OBJ
tain his brothers. fortune by posing as
the husband Of his brothers wife.
The return Of the missing Kenneth in
time to- spoil the plot and Handsome
Jacks atonement for his wrong-do-
ing with his life figure in, a most
dramatic climax. Jack Holt. portray
IN" tho rc1es of Kenneth and Hand
some Jack Traynor. does some of the
hest work Of his screen career. Hedda
Nova makes most charming and
faithful wife. Wil1ism Clifford. vet
eran character Of stage and screen
~ives remarkable INTERPRETATION Of
the conrivinp valet. .Othe" talented
members Of the cast are Fred Mala-
testa, Harry Lo~sdale, Byron Nun
eor, .Tnnico Wi'~nr md little
"Micl.nv" Moore "The Mask" is .
Col. WIN. ". Sc'ip r"nduct'or and y
,vos fi'mcA urder the direction of
Rertrar, Rrncken who with Jock
I.-vcr. also adapted the story to the
screen. :, .,t.
Don't miss the vaudeville tonight.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03

tp Well made mems shoes on snappy
American style last sell from S4 TO
Sc pair; tailor made suits Of good
woolen cloth at from $40 to $50, with
overcoats at the same price; shirts
made Of good materials at $1.5O to $2
and made to measure in best shops for
from So to 81. In spite OF the low
prices of clothing there Is compara-
lively little buying. The period or
business depression has caused much
Unemployment and wages are low.
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shares with his brother Latin an IN
tensive love of grand opera, but it
is apparent that this passion is not
equal to- pawning the limousine or
the family jewels in order to support
an operate season during a, period
of slack business.
The jewelry. and art goods busi-
ness has also practically stopped. The
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
FIGHT PICTURES COMING
HERE ARMISTICE DAY

. ~. f.|"sEE AAINGS <AA\NASAASAAt A~<AA
Every man, woman and child who
read the news of the recent boxing
contest between Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter will be interested
in the announcement that the authen-
tic Tex Rickards motion pictures Of
the battle will be shown here at the
Grand theater on Armistice Day.
These are the pictures taken at the
|ringside under the personal super
vision of Mr.. Rickard, the promoter
of the contest, and show every detail
of the fight from the building Of the
huge arena up to the famous fourth,
round when Dempsey retained the
world championship. 100 sss L j.
During the, engagement here the
pictures will be shown continuously,
from Il to O'clock, andSalso in the
evening. #&, ...@r ffp
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-11-03
HARD Times HIT CHILE u, :.
i. T.. DESPITE LOWER PRICES

i .Santiagds Chile, Nov. 3.-It begins
II to- slook<saa he present financial.
crisis .willsheprive Santiago Ct its an
lnual grand opera season. The Chilean
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

Nelson of st. Paul. Rev. N. L..Blom-
holm performed the ceremony. Miss
Marie Tossing played the wedding
march. Misses Helen Hanson and
Janice Allen and Mr.. Harold Nobel
and DIR. Helboa of St. Paul, attended
them. The bride was becomingly
gowned in q white georgette and lace
dless and carried brides roses. Miss
Hanson wore a Pink georgette dress
and Miss Allen blue georgette dress.
The house was tastefully decorated
with pink roses.
After a short honeymoon trip Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson will make their home
in st. Paul. Among those from out
of town here to attend the wedding
were, MIR. and Mrs. A. Nelson and Dr..
J. Adamson of st. Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23
S.y-Yanisch

Miss Matilda Yanisch of this city
and ny. Fred Sly Of MenoEaonie were
married Saturday morning, June Is,
at the Methodist parsonage in Men
omonie.
Miss Hazel Shorn was bridesmaid
and Harold Sly, a brother of the bride
groom, Was the best man.
Altar tie ceremony they aotorec
I'd this city, where Mrs. E. G. Smith
save 2 wedding supper FOR them
There weze fifty guests present. The
dining room was beautifully decorat-
cd in pink and white.
Out oe toxin guests who were pres
oat at the wedding supper were MIR
md Us. Jchn sly, PARENTS of the
Bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
ST, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sly and Har-
old Sly.
The bride and bridegroom viii be
at hone to their friends after june
IS at 2208 Third street, Menomonie
Wis.
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S. Harris. After the ceremony the
guests were seated to sumptuous
wedding dinner prepared by Mrs.
Harris and thoroughly appreciated by
tie guests present.
The happy young couple left soon
after noon for Lennon where they
boarded No. Is enroute to River Falls,
Wisconsin where they will spend their
honeymoon at the home of Mr.. Rich
ards parents.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Richards taught
in the Hettinger public schools the
past year and will teach in Scranton
next year. Their many friends here
join with the Record in extending
congratulations and best wishes to
tie young people for happy married
life.-Adains County, IN. d. Record.
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Married
Richards Hamilton

Mr.. James Richards and Miss Ruby
Hamilton sprung a surprise on their
friends Tuesday afternoon, June Ia
when they were united in marriage az
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Rev,
Jones Of the Congregational church
officiating. The bride was gowned in
pink organdie and carried brides ros-
es. The groom was dressed in dark
blue serge. The bridal couple were
attended by Miss Edith Townsend and
NJ. Vim. Nelson.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed promptly at II O'Clock and
was witnessed by the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton of Bowman,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Parrott, brother-ia-
law and sister Of the bride, of Lem
mon, Mrs. Jones and Nsr. and ms. 7.
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of the brides parents at two o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The double ring service was per-
formed by Rev. G. A. Bird, under the
floral bell which was suspended from
an arch of flowers and foliage on the
spacious lawn.
To wedding march, played by
Mrs. w. Earl Hunter, the bridal party
approached the arch, led by little
Miss Sybil Munson and Master Rich
ard Bredahl. The flower girls were
Vivian Elliott and Harriet Roehl.
Misses Mabel Olson and Sarah
Jones were the bridesmaids, and Mes
srs. George Faber and Clarence Heck
lin attended the bridegroom.
The bride was beautifully attired
in white lace dress over satin, and
carried bouquet of roses. Miss Oh
son wore pink organdy dress, and
Miss Jones wore an orchid organdy
dress.
After the ceremony the bride
groom's mother, Mrs. Clara. Faber,
sang 20, Promise Me" MI. Bird also
rendered a vocal. selection.
A delightful luncheon was served
to about eighty guests, during which
the unmarried ladies formed in line
for the tossing Of the brides bouquet.
1t was caught by Mrs. Emile Covers.
Nj. and Mrs. Taber left that even
ing on their honeymoon trip, after
which they will make their home in
Chaska, Mimi. They receive the con-
gratulations and best wishes of host
of friends.
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Meier--Mapes

A very pretty wedding took place
at the Oak Grove Evangelical church
at 2:20 O'clock Tuesday afternoon,
June 81, when Miss Marjorie E. Mapes
Of this city and NJ. Ro6ert P. Meier
of Cak Grove were united in marriage
b. Rev. A'r Diehl
The b1ida was dressed in white silk
chiffon, trimmed with diamond bead
ed lace. She was escorted by three
little flower girls, Eleanore Meier,
Margaret Dixon and Mildred Smith,
who carried the brides bouquet Of
pink Iosebuds, white roses, white and
pink sweet peas and lilies Of the val
ley They also scattered roses and
feins in her path.
The bridesmaid, Miss Vivian Mapes,
vac dressed in honeydew satin and
c:rried bouquet OF white roses.
Mr.. Etman Meier acted as bestman.
The church was decorated in ferns,
evergreens, and variety of flowers,
over one hundred roses from the gar
den of Miss Eta Harnsberger Of
Prescott, being used in the decora-
tions.
The bride and groom selected Zone
In Cod' as their motto, which formed
a part in the decoration Of the church.
Alter the ceremony SUPPER was serv
ed to about SO guests at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weird Mapes in this city.
The bride and groom are very vel
known both in River Falls and Pres
cctt. They will make their home on
the F. C. Meier farm, in Oak Grove
Relatives and friends extend their
happiest congratulations and best
wishes for long, happy and very
prosperous life.
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Hoseid--C Christensen

Hiss Rlazsna Christensen and Mr..
Gail HosHid were married, Thursday,
June Is, 1921, at the sfartell l-utn-
Gran church, Rev. g. Ordahl perform
ing the ceremony. They were at
terded By Miss Ella Hutcrins AMI Mr..
Martin Hosetd. They Will live on the
groom's farm near Martell.
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Williams Goodrich

Miss Florence Goodrich and Mr..
George Williams were married at Los
Angeles, Cal, June 2, 1921. Mr.. VIII
liams is son of Mrs. Clint Williams
of Kinniekinnic, and is well known
here. He has for several years been
acting for moving picture studios in
California.
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PIatte--MiIler

Mrs. Ada L. Miller formerly of this
city, and Mr.. Herman L. Platte for
merly Of Prescott. were married We'd
nesday, June Is, 1921, at Albert Lea
MINI. They will be at home at Albert
Lea, after July 1st.
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Matzek--Kirchner

Miss Gertrude Kirchner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Kirchner,
ard Mr.. Edward Matzek, We're mar
RED at ST. Mary's Catholic Church,
at Big River, Tuesday, June 81, 1921.
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NelsOn--Nebel

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Nebel was the scene of very pretty
wedding, Tuesday, June p, at ;
o'clock, when their daughter, Miss
Clara was married to DR. Edwin G..
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FOUND

Found-At Normal School. Gentle
mans engraved seal ring. Owner may
seure same by identifying and paying
cost of advertisement.
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For Sale-Pierce County Aliases,
made up to date with all recent farm
deals-with prices, etc. Latest CEN
sus figures of county and State High
way Road Map, $500 and $3.50 each.
Will call on you soon or write Elmer
Patten, Spring Valley, Wis.
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Faber--Richards

Miss Bertha Richards, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Richards of this
city, and Mr.. Clarence Faoer of Chas-
ka, Mimi, were married at the home
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Lady's Bicycle. In
quire of Miss Caroline Willett. Phore
1856.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

FOR SALE-All kinds Of house,
hold furniture, at 120 Sast Cascade
Avenue. Helen Pratt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

FOR SALE-Separators. A SO in.
Avery separator and 33 in. Reeves.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

Both are in good repair. A bargain
price on either one. D. D. Green,
Phone APT, River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

known as the Keith property, located
on Oak Street, west Of new Normal
school. Inquire of w. E. Keith, 100
Vine str, River Falls, Wis
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HOUSES FOR SALE

For Sale,or will lent to desirable
tenant, modern seven room house.
Fine location. Inquire at Randy
Kitchen.
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SMILE AWHILE

Writsss sftentel you what 2 smile
 will do for you. No doubt it smooths away many m intricate business prob len, and uHruffles your ruffled feel ings. Sometimes it's harder to smile than at other tines. But that's just ,the tine to try and smile. If your Ssward business in not going exactly s you would like it. if the customers are not quite satisfied and you don't know the reason. try smil- ;ng foK awhile. If things about the aouse are not just as they ought to be: we'll. try:a amile to smooth things out. It has an SsSt on your mind
 nd those about goa, aich acts like a tonic and may stragheen the crook cd path and make them shaight. A smile now and ttsn,. will insure bet ter values for all of us. Money aod happiness is what most of us are aft
 :, and we all have different ways of going after them. One of the best ways is by possession of smie- for at least, a little while each day. We have need of smiles. There never can be too many of them. They're mex pensive, and can be had for the effort. Seward can afford to smile. and that includes each and every citizen heref man, woman, boy. girl and tho. baby: Smile please. :.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-03
GOVERNOR RIGGS NEWYEAR's GREETING

To the people of Alaska, Greetings Today we enter upon the New Year To each of yu extend my cord best wishes for health happiness and success We start he New Year with high hopes for ourselves and confidence in the future Won't you tlnk just moment of those who aging Won't you think of the S500O00 starving children If Europe who are calling to through Herbert Hoover for bep For ten dollars you have invisible guest at table until the next harvest releases you from your ardianship For one dollar you save chlds life for one nonth Let us commence the New Year in spirit of help u charity for those who cannot help themselves know hat the people of Aaska are always ready to do their share"
 January 1st 1921. . s..
 . lSignedl TThomas Riees Governor of Alaska.
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FORMER GERMAN CHANCELLOR DIES

,,r BERLIN. Jan.. & Doctor Theo Von Bethmanholl-
 zig Doin. former German Chancellor died at hs estate e,rNew Years dav after a brief illness.
 sDD DELAVERA LANDS z4s zs: LONDON. Jan, g. Reports that DeIayera has hnd- d in Ireland have greatv aroused public curostv Au- hentic news is eagerly awaited in some quarters Much skepticsm prevails at Dublin Castles hv the authorities
 rho profess on0rance that doubt as to tho accuracy of the report received London ss
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H.v,rd Lou. q. E tA. premie

Hsv.rd Leik sAe t the premier ads os tAs Ks.ai touat.y is stopping
 the Seward. .MA tSns arrived in ss to take psrt h the biz eslebra- . ou New Years eve. He has been .AaeAerags dsrihx the past month - .tA the A. E. c. He will return ts his ns tsnernpv. where he will spend tsv weslp g,tttas faiass in shape [ tAe eoniag seAson hr. Leng has i'd out . campaign for tAs bear and fssss dsring lsx thae is without . ..,ss&tsn sf deubt 4hs best he has ever stssnpeed. A lettsr describing the ha- tss q ths daSessnt specie ef game euaa ia Alaakae how te hunt them spd vAsrs te hnns them. h being sent nefs taaR three hundFsd biz game ensSSis in ths united States and Can "A splendid lettersxhieh will bring l. resultA <:
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BEHOLD, THE MAN!

The theme of Rev. Duane Earl Car teYs New Years sermon Sunday ey- ening was, "The Marks of a Msn."'
 The word picture presented was the scene h the presence of Pilate. . Ro- mangovernor, just before the Craeific- tion. Roman soldiers were on guard, a mob composed of that class is . nec- sssary adjunct to lynchings and other public lawless proceedings, was pre- sent to do the dirty work of the still more wicked who wished to hide be- hind the rabble, while, ,on the outskirts of the crowd stood, the more or less idle spectators of the scene.
 |. Jesus, the accused, was presented before the Roman governor, Pilate. It WAS at the time of . festival when custom demanded the release or par dom of one prisoner. Pilste said he found no fault in Jesus, and desired to release him, but the mob, following the instructions of the High Priests. threw up their sweaty arms and voci- terously shouted. "c Cruelty himl Cru cify him;" S.-
 That WIS the man, Jesus, who has since become recognized among al civilized peoples as the model man. H, bears tha marks of the true man. He is without guile and free from sin. He moves with dignity mingles freely with III classes and remains without contamination. His interest Is not in profitsering and accumulating wealth, but In service to mankind. In sll re- spects he lived and acted in accord ancs with his own teachings. So far as Justice has prevailed in the world during tho two thousand years last pest t has been in harmony with the life, character and tesching Of him whom Pilats placed before the mob, and said Behold. the Msni"
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GENERAL CLEANUP IS Oh

Seattle police have issued . wan. ag to federal and municipal auth .s3aass ii A3esln that floeks of un- .ae.ixSses sre drRtins north by rea- ea& axsnersi police eleanap If f:alforaia, '0rexsa aad .WAahiaston ,ias,ss. It is bssss+sd nav ot - yess men seeking cover have lsft "satsle and Vancouver during tas, iast three weeks for Alss1ka towns. : Hsresofore when tho ananA Arsly winter :cleenap n{ RxaeNales ,tarted this class sf citizens .1sseh ,eek tho Washington logging camps for | hide out. All these camps are closed 90 Alasira offss4 the best .hsysa for shs erossss- The last two sssamsrs sailing for tae zpoFta were s sasssay vsaAed. aChSIlsa Napssn- Aeein. expsrS. cd. aoeas .s Seattle. h.s bss.A snessd by sA. Al.sk. Steamship company to fsport to the proper officers if Asrs is . migration of. erools north
 
 tard. w.ppenstein lssss most of tue northwest crooks Do have a ;ics reputation. .S
 Continued holdups I arc worrying ,s police departmensssin the. North
 Ut n..v ,st t,.Asspes. are or
 ai.ins gangs fer desperate opera
 sas. and tho uatuaihsd police de- .rtusass of Alaslk. municipalities .:ssld have difficulty in coping with sasA . aaag.rea. .iemtas.
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MISSING NAVY BALLOON LOCATED

ROCKAWAY, N. Y.. Jan. g. The missing Navy ba-~ No 5598 which has been unheard from since Dec 3
 nded near Moose FrvcOrtY Ontario Dec th and the rev of three is safe at the Hudson Bay trading post The ,ews was received by the naval air station.
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:UANNUNZIO WILL NOT REMAIN IN ITALY

TRIESTE, Jan. g. Gabrielle dAnnunzio the fight ae poet will to Rome and place in the hands of the 1ng all the medals awarded him during the war He will ot remain in Italy following his retirement as head of the 'egency of Quarnora.
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ALASKA R. R. BUILDER LEAVES $1yoOo,0oo

KLAMATH FALLS, Jan, g. The will of Oscar La boree Alaska R. R Builder and rancher of By, Oregon will uphold in the supreme court He left an estate valued 1t 100000 His second wife and children have attacked the will. <. .