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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

TT FH 1'T' INV N NNNN
NEW YORK, July 2i-The Lost and
Found Bureau Of the Near East Relief.
which has located more than $4,000 mis-
sing persons IN Bible Lands since THE
arisistice. celebrated its seventh birfiA
dag today. During IT, six years of ( nv
tirity III Armenia. Greece, Russia. Tur-
key, and other c0unries IL has handled
an average Of twenty-five eases every
day and has re-smited more families
than any other agency IN the woTl..
government or otherwise.
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MANY H0MEsEEKERs

MISSION. Tex July 25.-During June
1924 1.15n h0mnSeekrrs riSftel the
Lower Eio Grande Valley. representing
nearly every state in the Union. and
NJ this number one-fifth. or 23O persons
bought land ac oriing To- G.. W. Strain.
passenger agent of the Gulf Coast Lines.
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LIGHTS FOR AIR MAIL

ScIiNECTIlpY. y. y. Ialy - IA.
diiionai electric beacon lights. of the
.....loAiMn candlenower size. have been
installed along ihr trans continental air
mail roate preparatory "a the Inaugural
iion on July ! If a permanent cross
continent mail service TN airplanr. Ne
tween New York and San Francesca The
lighted area Of the route. originally laid
ont along SsHl miles. between chicaso
ami q. hrsenns. NNn.. has been extended
eastward ~ far a. Cleveland and west
ward as far n Rock Springs. Mont.
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NORTH PITCHER FOR DALLAS


DALLAS. Texas. July al Lou North.
y rghthand pitcher with the Boston Ma
tional League cary this season and in
the two proceeding years member uf thr
St- Louis National Leag w roster. will
report tomorrow To the Dallas team Of
the Texas League club. Ills acquisition
was announced laSt night hy ike Sab
losky. president ~ the local club
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Today Games

PITTSBURGH. July tNationaD
BROOKLYN . 600 100 OOO-l 4 /
PITTSBURGH .. 33U 200 0Ox-s | D
Batteries: Roberts. Ehrhardt and Tay-
Tor; zee and Smith.
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KANSAS CITY MAYOR DIES

KANSAS CITY. July "a. Lranier \
Tahptt. Ti. mayor of Kansas CITY in
1881. died vi y local hospital la~t night
from injuries suffered Saturday when ne
was struck AIM motor car
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EASTLAND. Texas. J1ly CIV M
MrCrimmtn. 25. city engineer. Billie
Wallace, six year old boy and q man
named Taylor are missing in the hotel
tire at Ranger. according to adviceS
here. The bodies of three unidentified
persons have been recovered.
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PETITION FOR
PERMISSION TO
ADD TOROADS
Gulf Coast and Spider Web"
Roads Ask Interstate Com
merce Commission to AL
low Sixty Miles Increase

w Sdt3 -
Louis, Brownsville A Mexico Railroad
asks authority of the Interstate Com
merce Commission to-day to cons ruct
an extension from Lyford 20 Edin-
burgh, Texas. p miles.
WASHINGTON, July 2i.-The San
Bsnito and Rio Grandc Railway to-
day applied TO the Interstate Com
merce Commission for permission TO
build line from San a Maria TO
Monte Cristo, Texas. 30 miles.
The San Benit0 and Rio Grande Raj
way j. the popularity termed Spider.
Web railroad The road runs from san
Benito 10 Santa Maria and back. max.
ing loop over about half Of the dis.
tancr- II also runs on to Rio llondo.
This road was constructed about fif.
teen years ago. 2 short time after san
Benito was laid out as a city FoI
some time motors were run around the
loop, and freight trains were run dur
ing the sugar cane boom in the san
Brnito section. more than dozen years
ago. II was the original plan 10 run the
road from Santa Maria 10 Monte Cristo,
near Mission. distance Nj about thif
~ miles, ana thus connect the upper
and lower Valley.
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SAVE FUEL COS7'

Burn fuel b'. Let uH chow
how 70 save on q u lteEa W'il8&
Systems installed complete
Send us your Inquiries
ALAMO IRON WORKS
San Ant0nln.
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{nping Machinery

ia I'll is n. p- Fairbanks Morse
and kreuger Atlas Oil Engines
in mock. Centrifugal Pumps.
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(Continued on Page Six
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Marriage is
ehe best finani ial investment a man
can make. concludes Patrick J. Carr,
treasurer of Cook County (Chicago)
from statistical survey In which
averages were taken from 700. 900 re
turns. ''In fact, man can hardly
afford not TO get married, II sta
tistics mean anything" Mr.. Carr add
cd.
The survey of the tax situation
hcre. made with a view of reaching
any scientific conclusions on econ
omy aud money saving, showsi that
at "a years o. age the average hus-
band has about five per cent. less
property. money in bank and taxa
Bile wealth thaa the average bachelor
of the same age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
ARE
PRACTICALLY
ALL IN,F0URTH

FAIRBANKS, Nov. With ele,
ton returns pra tically compls t. the
Fourth Division + suits follow
For GoyerHoT--CoIe 627
For Delegate-Eoylc 5f1 SHthar
land Oh.
For Atiorney-General-R Roden SIT,
Rustgard S63.
For Senator-Harry l.. Pratt, Dem
ocrat 56S; Rothberg, Independent,
4tb: Smith, Republican, 264; Thomp-
son, Independent, 15S.
For ntatives-Watson, In
dependent. 762. Sheldon, Independent
$40; Moody, Republican, SOL; Ross,
Republican. 474; Callahan, Independ-
ent, 465; No:dale, Democrat, 462;
Johnson, Republican, 372; Ryder
Democrat, $40; Baker. Republican
93S Taylor, Independent. 299: Mil
Ter. Democrat 27S; Joslin Demo
Crat 172
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
LEAD IS
MELTING UNDER
VOTES Of TRIBES
Grant in Second Place
Walker and Christensen
Places Endangered.

When returns from the big Indian
precincts began to be reported to-
day, the lead given the Democratic
candidates by the larger communi-
ties where the white vote was heav-
lest Tuesday began to shrink like
snow before a Chinook wind. Hunt
moved to within 122 votes of Wal
ker in tho Senatorial race while
Grant went into second place on the
ticket for the lower House and Fe
son climbed TO within 81 votes of
Christensen WHO was in fourth place
The returns from Metlakatla, kla
wock and Chilkat, overwhelmingly
Indian. did the damage. Six pre-
cincts We're heard from, Wacker.
Metlakatla, Loring, Klawock, Eagla
River AMI Chiikat
Race To Be Close
The race between Walker and
Hunt will undoubtedly be close. Il
is possible that it will take an Of
ficial count TO determine the win
ner. Grant is virtually sure to move
into first placs and Christensen holl
on to fourth place is tenuous and
is likely 70 be taken away by Fer
guson. Unless the remaining Indian
precincts poll heavier vote than
normal. it seems impossible for eth
er Connors o. Hardy to be over
taken.
Thirty-one precincts have report
ed, leaving 20 still to be heard lFom
7 is estimated that approximately
375 votes are still outstanding o.
this numbcr 300 are counted as be
ing in Indian percincts. Connors
had lead of 252 over Paul on
the ureaficial returns to date. Hardy
has $50 more than Paul and So
more than Hern
Hlswocl> For Boyle
Unless the Signal Corps election
bulletin is erroneous, some one
made a bad mistake at klaWoeh
That precinct, while it voted solidlg
for Rustgard and the Hunt-Paul leg
islatiye ticket, is reported to have
given Frank A. Boyle. Democratic
candidate for Delegate 120 votes
IL two east for Delegate Sutherland
In answer to a query regarding tho
correctness of this, Ketchikan said
it WIS reported that way from Kla-
wock.
Standing of Candidates
The standing of the candidates in
this Division today was: For Dele
gate. sutherland 2.279. Boyle 1,947;
for Attorney General, Rustgard 2,140,
Rodcn 1881: for Senator, Walker
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
TWENTY
PRECINCTS OF
Third ARE IN

VALDEZ, Nov. 7.--Twenty-three
precincts, including all the larger
towns of The Third Division, gave the
following.
For Govern. 1913.
For Dciegate-Boylc S74, Suther-
land 1,601.
For Attcrpey-General-Roden 1,062,
llustgard 1929
For Senator-Council. Democrat.
1902; Howard, Republican, 1909.
For Representatives Sherman.
Democrat. 1872; Murray, Republican
1909; Grier, Republican, 1,162; VIII
cox, Democrat, 1,097; Rucker, Demo
ceat. 1923; Dogard, Democrat, 1,023;
Waller Republican, $40; Bugge, Re.
publican, SO.
The unreported precincts will not
exceed 400 votes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
SAYS ELECTIONS
FURNISH LESSON
TO ALL WORKERS

MOSCOW, Nov. 7.-Referring t.
lie elections in the United State
nd England, M. Lunacharsky Com
lia ar of Education slid they con
ing classes who need expect no real
-elief from either Coolidge or Bald
win
II believe the Russians in their
Dos tcfity will always acknowledge
he Fed Terror was the best page
n Soviet history says Luna
cha risky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
German Editor Dares
Women to Shave Their
Heads as Men Do

DRESDEN. Nov. 7-"If women
will cut off their hair and shave
their necks why don't they shave
their heads all over the way many
German men do who regard them
selves as very aristocratic and dis.
tinguished?" is the challenge Ger
man editor makes to women of
fashion.
MANY men who belong to the
Steel Helmet organization have shaw
ed heads 1t Is distinct mark OF
the office class, and since women
are organizing a feminine branch
of the Steel Helmets they should
also shave tieir heads"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
MARRIAGE GOOD INVESTMENT
DECLARES CHICAGO OFFICIAL

"But when both reach the age of
28, the husband will be three per
cent. ahead and will continue to dis
tance the bachelor more each year."
said Mr.. Carr. "The cost OF mar
riage put him back in the first COM
parfson.
AT SS. the married man will aver
age, in proportion to numbers, II
percent more taxable wealth and at
4S he will be 90 per cent. ahead, de-
spite the expense OF larger homes.
children and heavier wardrobes and
living costs. The married man seems
to work harder, save more and is
more intensive in developing his
business ability. There is a greater
percentage of shrinkage one year of
"a bachelor than husband"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
COOLIDGE HAS
379 ELECTORAL
VOTES TO DATE
Rural Returns Piling Up
Stronger Vote for President
Solid South o. K.

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE Cool
idge tide, gathering increased mo
mentum as the rural returns pile un
now finds resistance only in I'll
Solil South and Wisconsin All the
border States, including Missouri
and Oklahoma have been swept into
the Coolidge column giving him 379
vot in the Electoral College and
ii may reaeh 3s2 depending upon
fhp result n Vow Mexico. Davis had
ihe 1af votes OF the Solid South.
md In Foil tie the 13 votes or
Wisconsin New Mexico is the only
doubtful State
omiiing iho contest in Iowa.
Minnesota AMI New Mexico, the Re
pnblieans will have So Senators in
Inc neNt Congress. the Democrats
% and the Farm or-Labor Party one
fheie will be a special election in
December - I'll the va ancy in Coz
neetieHi caused by the death OF
senator Hranlegee. In this enum
efation There is included among The
Republicans Senators Johnson of cal
iipi iidf .SuTIiS Vi NeDTdSkH, FdZt'i
snd Ladd of North Dakota. La Fol
lettt of Wisconsin. all of whom sun
ported Senator La Toilette for Prs
iient.
Fhe Republican Congressional com
mittee declares that the new House.
Of REPRESENTATIVE will contain 24G
1913 Democrats, three
i'armer-Labor Party members and
two Socialists. Included among the
republicans are several Congressman
who supported Senator La Toilette
The unaccounted for Representative
IS FOR tho First Oklahoma district
which is in doubt and where th,f
Democratic candidate has lead IN
he comDlete unofficial returns
onc vote.
The Republicans gained Senator
in Massachusetts, Oklahoma and
Kentucky. They have probably gain
ed one in Minnesota and lost on
in New Mexico. The Senatorsh.p
IN Iowa is in doubt, with the in1i
cations that Senator Brookhart, only
nominally Republican, has been
PICK UP
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
KLANSMEN CLAIM
INCEND|ARY PLOT

FORT WORTH. Texas, NOV. T.
Confident that the fire which de-
stroyed the new Ku Klux Klan
Hall, constructed at Il cost of $780,
600, was the result of carefully
laid and thoroughly executed incen
diary plot, the leaders of the K1an,
tho police and fire marshol are busily
seeking the identity of the fire
bugs. Meanwhile the Klansmen are
proceeding to make preliminary
steps for reconstruction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07

6 TO SUCCEED
SEC. WALLACE

CHICAGO. Nov President O..
e. Bradfute, of the American Farm
federation, has recommended to
President Coolidge the following as
successors to Secretary of Agricul-
ure Wallace, deceased: Frank o.
i.owden, OF Illinois; II. NJ. Gore,
Acting Secretary; j. j. Cloverdale.
former Secretary; l.. j. Tabor. Mas
.cr Grange; Murry ID. Lincoln, Sec
ectary of the Ohio Federation; DIR.
Arthur Gilbert. Commissioner of Ag-
ricrlture of Massachusetts
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
SEE
ONLY GLOOM IN
NATL. ELECTION
President Coolidge Will Kill
All Legislation Grant
ing Freedom.

MANILA, Nov 1.-THE Philip
pine Herald, owned and operated by
Filipinos, today said 1.-The victory
of Coolidge gives a certain definite
ness regarding the Philippines prob
lem. Under his administration, in
Is a remote possibility.
With Coolidge in the White House
ready to exercise his veto power.
he will legislation granting free
dom. Therefore the Filipinos real
ize the limitations of their political
opportunities for the next four
years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
lewis Machine Gun
Patent Sale Upheld

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7-Sale of
The basic patents of the Lewis ma
chine gun. extensively used by al
rectors of the Mclean Arms and
Ordnance sCompany under reorganiza-
lion plans, was upheld, in effect.
when The supreme court refused to
order the safe set aside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Actor Known to Three
Generations Passes Away

NEW YORK, Nov. Z. Frank
Holland, actor known TO three gen.
erations Of playgoers. died of heart
disease here yesterday. Holland has
been appearing regularly In big
production os Broadway. He was
the Foo" in the original "A Fool
tt ere Was"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
AUTO SPEEDER
SHOT, KILLED

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-Clyde
Newman was last night shot and
Killed by the police who sought to
stop him speeding. The machine
ended its career against a tele-
phone pole.
Director of Public Safety Butler
recently ordered the police to "get
motor speed maniacs."
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
SISTER IS PLEASED.

YUNkE1S n. =, NOV. 1.--Mfs.
Richardfon, sister of John w.
n Wis in a wire to the pastor of
the First Usitarian Church here,
said she "felt tremendously reliev-
ed" because her brother had not
been elected President. She declar-
ed that she had voted for him but
chopped he would not be elected on
account of the strain involved in
the Presidency"
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Armistice Day Legal
Holiday in Washington

OLYMPIA, Nov. Gov. Louis
r. Hart has issued proclamation
tcsinnatinc Tuesday. November IL
Armistice Day and also the date of
Washin gton s admittancc as State,
as a legal holiday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
United States and Japan
To Soon Recognize Soviets

PARIS, Nov. 7. Christian
Rakoysky, Soviet charge d'affairs.
in London, declared that Japan and
rhe United States will soon ex-
tend recognition to Russia "Nego-
tiations have been started with
Japan and America and soon all
will be warm friends. The Re-
publican party in America is with
u.s." said RakOvsky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
DAWES WILL MANAGE SOMEHOW

CHICAGO. NOV. 1-Thc Amerl-
can electorate having, by their
votes, called Gen. Charles G. Dawes
to the public service again, his
friends are wondering how he will
fit into his new role. Il guess I'll
manage" said Gen. Dawes when
sked, Il was once "A Lieutenant
Colonel of a regiment" He spec
tally emphasized the word Lieu
tenant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
twelve WOMEN
CONVICT JORDAN
Bigamist Found Guilty in
California - Given
Prison Sentence.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Z. - j. A.
Jordan has been convicted of big
amy by a jury of twelve women
and sentenced from one to ten
years at San Quentin. Jordan was
arrested here several months ago
when he returned. from Mt. Rainier
-.-itii the body of his bride said to
l.vc fallen to her death over \
cliff
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Marriage Agreement Is
Read in Estate Hearing

NEW YORK. Nov. IA letter
in which Howard Gould. trustee Of
The $4,000, 900 estate of the late
Jay Could gave his consent to the
marriagc0of George Gould, brother,
70 Guinevere Sinclair. was read yes
terday in the accounting suit hear
ing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Lone Bandit Escapes
With Loot in Oregon

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. Z. A
lone bandit held up the Multnoma1
Savings Bank at Multi
nomah, late yesterday afternoon
and escaped with $1,300 in cash
md $4,000 in bonds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Former Tenn. Senator
Given Jail Sentence

JACKSON, Tenn, Nov. z. - X.
s, Swink, member of the Senate
during the last Legislature, has
been sentenced to five months and
30 days following conviction in the
Federal court OF violation of the
liquor laws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Siam Prince in U. S.;
Is to Attend Harvard

SEATTLE. Nov. z. - Prince 81
vavougae Kinjara, great grandson
of the former KIM ~ Si1m arrived
hero yesterday on the rre~id nt
Jefferson to 30 cast aud attend
Harvard DR. Francis r. Sayre AT
visor of Foretgn Affairs in Siam.
son-in-law of Woodrow Wilson. ac-
companied the Prince to the United
States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
100000 Cathedral
OF Learning, 81 Stories
In Height, Planned

PITTSBURGH, Nov. Z. Plans
are announced to erect cathedral
of learning to accommodate 10000
students at cost of $10.000,000 to
house the major part Of the ac-
tivities of the University of Pitts
burgl-. The structure will be 81
otcries in heighth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
STORM STRIKES
PACIFIC COAST

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. Z. A
storm today hit Oregon and Wash
ington with wind blowing ~ miles
an hour gale. Storm warnings have
been sent to all parts of the coast.
A drop of temperature brought
snow flurries at Eugene.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Junior High School
Is Burned to Ground

ELLENSBURG. Wash, Nov. T.
Fire today destroyed the Junior
High School which housed 500 stu
dents. The loss is estimated az
$4,000. 1t is believed defective
wiring is responsible for the fire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
COOLIDGE BEGINS PLANS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. T. - Prcsi-
dent Coolidge has turned his
thoughts to plans for the next foar
years, including the setting of his
own Administration and the franz
in~ of legislative program for
the next Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Radio Wave from England
Sets Of Flash in u. S.

NEW YORK. Nov. Z. - A radio
wave last night flashed across the
ocean from England set off a power
fiashlight, clicked a camera and
made a photograph of the Grand
Central Palace at the radio ex-
position here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
SENATOR LODGE
IS CONSCIOUS

AMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. T..
United States Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, having short period Of
consciousness this forenoon, took
nouishment for the first time since
he sustained a stroke last Wednes-
day noon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Railroad Labor Board
Can Compel Testimony

CHICAGO, Nov. Z. Federal
Judge Wilkerson has upheld the
power of the United States Rail
road Labor Board to compel tes-
timony before it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
JOHN ". DAVIS
Will RESUME
Law PRACTICE
d e feated Candidate Will
Cruise Mediterranean, Then
Begin Practice In N. Y.

NEW YORK, Nov. I. - John ".
Davis, defeated candidate for the
Presidency, will resume the practice
of lew in New York City, after
holiday that will be spent in a
cruise of the Mediterranean, accord
ing to an announcement made by
his Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
REPUBLICANS SWEEP
COLORADO ELECTION

S3EOtRbO II ~ ION
DENVER col N0g Senal9r
Lawrence & phpps, Republican
candidate for i-oleeliom Is leadins
Senator Ai1aa Z Adams Nho
switched from the .hos4 tetm 90
me long form IN order 10 fnn astinst
Sepator phipps by 10000, am Col
Rice W Means Republican, IS lead
ing Morrison Sh3fffofh son af for
mer Seaatsr Jahu + Shaffroth Dem-
aefat ~ lfaaV Tor the nneNpii1-d
term Of the ate Senator Nicholson
Jadse Morley. Republican. has d.
I ated Gov. William +. Sweet, Dem
ocratic nominee for reelection, fof
Governor.
The ku klux klan was the prin-
cipal issue In the election. 1t
supported the Republican ticket.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Millerand Attacks
French Government

PARIS, Nov. T. President Mil
lerand has issued manifesto Wig
orously attacking the policy of the
present government and the Radical
Socialist coalition,
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Churchill Selected
As Member of
British Cabinet

LONDON, Nov. Winston
CHI rchill has been selected
Chancellor of the Exchequer in
the Stanley Baldwin Cabinet.
Baldwins official position
will be Prime Minister and
First Lord OF the Treasury,
leader in the House of Com
mons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
Heavy Fall Of Snow
Reported in Cascades

ELLENSBURG, Wash, Nov r.
Fourteen inches of snow in Sno-
qualmie Pass, in the Cascades, him
dered auto traffic today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
u. S. Flotilla of Subs
Have Arrived at Manila

MANILA, Nov. IA flotilla of
United States submarines. composed
of six vessels. has arrived here from
San Diego, Cal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
NEGRO ELEcTRocUTEp

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 7.-Reu-
ben Robinson, aged II, negro, was
electrocutcd here this morning for
an attempted assault on a white
woman in September,
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
MRS. HARoIi;cc. IMPROVING

MARION, Ohio, Nov. Mrs War
rem G. Harding. who has been cri'i
cally i'll for several days, Is improv-
ing, according to attending physi-
clans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
SENATOR WARREN WINS
SENATORSHIP ONCE MORE

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Nov. 7.-Sena
tor Francis r. Warren, Republican
nominee for reelection, whose lead
In the Senatorial race had almosS {
reached the vanishing point, has
Gained In the returns and Is nov
leadine Robert ID. Ross, Democrat
by 4732.
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07
CLOSEST CONGRESSIONAL

RACE is IN OKIAHOM
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Nov. Z
"A rechcck OF the returns IN the
Continued on Page Two)
The Alaska daily empire., 1924-11-07

CONTINUED en- Page Eight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-15

as he cleans his catch of fish under
the shadow of a headland provides
the subject Of an unusual photograph.
while number of fine studies were
made at Gardiner, Maine.
Mr.. Wentworth is a master crafts
man of the Society of Arts and
awarded him the bronze medal for
excellance Of work. Several of the
photographs shown have been COM
mended by the societys jury.
Christian Science Monitor: Many
photographs have been seen during
this season, but no show has reveal
ed craftsman who has gone at the
work with as much seriousness nd
understanding Las Bertrand Went
worth, who is showing his recent
achievements at the Society OF Arts
and Crafts on Park street. With
black and white and intermediate
tones of silver gray. he has caught
some magnificent scenes. Some are
clearly focused, others diffused. He
adapts the method TO circumstances,
atmospheric conditions. nature Of the
scene and so forth.
He shows some powerful marines
OF the rocky parts Of Monhegan.
Dashing white spray against sharp
black rocks gives some excellent con-
trasts in tone and solidity. A print
called "Undaunted" shows the power
full rocks resisting the constant pres
sure of the beating waves. In some
exquisite snow scenes there Is the
most subtle tonal quality comparable
to the carefully studied washes of
line water color. There are also many
OF trees. oaks. birches, and pines.
Herring Gulis" In fight is a re-
composition of an elusive
subject. The Cults Feast is afiut-