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The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06
SCIENCE SERVICES

Tn Church Edifice, corner of Stedman and Third Avenues. at Sunday, July :.
 Subject: God"
 The public is cordially invited
The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06

Edward J. Fox has resumed watch and clock repairing and is on duty at this work every day. upstairs in the Oliver Building. Front Street, opposite Ira Ranks
The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

Friday, July "i'l, will be n. stallation Ot officers Cf Nome I. d. ac Nu. A-5 ]. Q C. F. All Cnld bellows and Rebekahs are invited. Cards. entertainment and refres' rlents to follow.
The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06

slo-e Po%eA will bring twenty chi4~ieA in' tomoggow rom the --.sf---- -ll- .-p..Ls- .. sIns -. High Mass aC eleven o'clock Iu Sg. Joseph Church. Rev. IF. Delon will oHiciate and will address the cougresuuon. Everyone is cor dially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06
LOCAL NE WS

Friday, July 5tn, the Council M.hlns ana According Dlstlct W',s "nneXeu u the Cape Nome 1.ln ns and Recording District, by olu5r 0. the federal Court.
The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06

Clyde Hager says the average man doesn't turn the other cheek until he's pretty sure he's licked.
The Nome nugget., 1929-07-06

We don't call anything cured that still keeps you on a diet
The Washington times., 1929-03-08

girl en- kiss. Everything was oeing
broadcast. Groans were coming
from the loud speaker there were
the heart beats talking" out loudo
How They Finished
"Ten seconds are up-letta co.
shouted the tlmekeeper.
"That was SWELL" said one OF the
subjects nonchalantly.
the detector held directly
against the patients flesh converts
body sound vibrations into electric
vibrations" continued DR.. Eaves
"The heart beats double stroke
the second beat sounding as an
echo"
The loud speaker was now max
ing a noise like a bucking broncho
on tin roof. Elsie, the pretty bfu-
nett, was kissing again. The blondes
gave her a muddy look.
Score cards:
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
And a Sensational Ne1O Value Ii,

WE did it with Suits
w and now we do
it with Topcoats! AT
this popular $24 price
we have brought about
a type of TOpcoat that
is head and shoulders
above the throng. We
......2A have To tell vnIl
The Washington times., 1929-03-08


It was one OF those scientific ex-
periments. the purpose being to de-
ternine IL blonde or brunette girls
are more emotionally susceptible to
kisses
For the cause OF bigger and better
kisses and the accurate spelling of
names four chorus girls of"Pleasure
Bound" submitted themselves as sub
jects.
Not Welded Either
Th-re were two blondes and two
brunettes.
None had ever been married. None
had been kiss.d before lin the past "a
hours).
Five stalwart lads got in line. They
rubbed their hands together as they
awaited the word, A soda clerk.
civil engineer, a salesman, construc-
ton foreman and a dancing In
structor-these were to contribute
their kisses for the cause of science.
The newly developed hypersensti-
tive multiple electric stethoscope am
plified by loud speaker was ad-
justed by DIR. A. j.. Caves, OF the re-
search department of the instru-
ment's manufacturers.
The gong rang. The boys ann
girls clinched. The detector was
held over the little heart of each
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Expert, so Miles Away,
Opens Safe by 'PhOne

CAMDEN, N. j., March S.-open-
ing a huge office safe by means cf
a telephone is probably most un.
usual and unexpected application OF
public utility service, comments the
New Jersey Public Utility Infocma-
tlon Committee. Yet II occurred re-
Gently in small Western city.
The young woman in charge OF
the office or a large corporation
lost the combination to the safe and
it was necessary to obtain therefrom
some very important papers. She
called up a safe expert in a city
SO miles away who told her to
place the transmitter of the tele-
phone against the safe door near
the lock.
The faint click of the falling tum-
blers was audible to the safe expert,
and moving the dial according to
his directions. the young woman
succeeded in opening the safe in a
very few minutes.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Mrs. Hoover HOnOrs
District ID. A. R. Heads

The members Of the District Of
Columbia State Conference OF the
d. A. r. were received by Mrs.
Herbert Hoover at the White
House yesterday and this is the
first time that the local d. A. R.
has been thus honored.
The officers, regents and dele
gates from SO chapters were led
by the State Regent, Mrs. David
/. Caldwell; the vice president gen
eral of the District, Mrs. John M.
Beavers, and the registrar general,
Mrs. Eli Helmick. Mrs. Hoover
received them in the blue room.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
To Take Broadway Plays
For Paris Entertainment

PARIS. March u.N.S).-The
French public will soon be able to
see all the Broadway hits, IL a
weIl-known New York Play.producer
can carry ou. his plan to establish
a French.American theater within
the coming year j.
Very enthusiastic over the re.
cent production Of the French ver
sion of ''The Trial of Mary a
gan" AL Woods now feels that the
time has come to produce all plays
that appeal to American audiences
in Paris.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Mitchell Will Argue
As Attorney General

Attorney General William y.
Mitchell intends to argue occasional
important cases in the United States
Supreme Court, re-establishing a
custom that has lapsed for Is years,
he said yesterday
Mitchell will argue before the
high tribunal Monday q pocket
veto" test case directly affecting In
dian legislation and indirectly the
fate of Muscle Shoals and many
other questions.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
AL CapOne to Be Denied
Entry Into California

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March :
Q.N.S.l.-" "Scarface" Al Capone will
be turned back at the State line II
he attempts to cater Southern Cali
fornia, District Attorney Buron
Fits declared yesterday when in
formed that the Chicago ganEster
leader intended coming here.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Turkey Plays Caddy
On Texas Golf Links

CUERO, Tex, March 8 d.N.SO.
A turkey hen here retrives lost golf
balls and then takes them to her
nest. For the past two years
small turkey hen has made her
residence on the golf course and in
some manner finds the lost balls
and transports them to her nest.
The story is vouched for by several
prominent local golfers.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
GAS RATE INCREASE

HARRISBURG, Pa, March e.
Changes in the tariff Of the
Parkesburg Gas Company, to take
effect April 1, were filed with the
Public Service Commission. The
changes provide for increases in
the rates of domestic consumers
using between 200 and 900 cubic
feet of gas
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Thrill Kiss . CrotDn
Won by Brunette
By DAVID P. SENTER

NEW YORK March Q.N.S.).-By II heart BEATS PFeIVy
Elsie auretson Of Danar Iowa. today the crown Oh
premier thrill ksser and thereby added glory to the
race of brunettes.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
WORK 0E WORLD TEACHER

THE Work Of the World Teacher"
win be the subject upon which
Devereux Myers will address the
League for the Larger Life, 17O6 L
&t. NJ. W., tomorrow evening.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Neu Styles
Every Week!
EVERY SIZE ALWAYS

Blue SerRes, Sinsle-Pre0sted and
DoubIe-BreGsted Models
Blue Observation-Disclosures
and Double-BreGsted Models
Blue Pencil Stripes - Single.
Breasted and DOubge-Bre0sted
-Nev, noUel wcGUes for the young
felEow whO gDants snl0rtness
-ConserUGtiUe Worstsds for the
man of conservative tastes
-F0ncy-PGttern Worsteds for the
ultrG-conserUatiUe man
All netD colOrs and mixtures
TGns, Grays, BrOOn, etc.
-2-button and 3-button n1odeLs-
Single-Breasted and Double
Breasted
-NeO tGttersGu Vests and pleGted
trousers
-EOery size for every type and
build of nI6n-0t all times
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08

recommendation NJ t,a,r game and
fish commissioner.
". Is. JIa-A;ame and fish commit :
tee. Prohibits hunting except from
one half hour before hnnrise to ac-
| tual Hunaet
". ". I2G--t;a me and fish commit :
tee. Permits wolyer, epyoieY, bobcats
End Canadian lynx - be hunted from
airpianca.
IT. r. 1s-platb Of casa, Eurkhart
Of Ward. and Smith Of caas. Provides
for Inspection 81 bees and requires IL
ccpac for shipment ~ bees In comb
or with honey, in order 10 prevent
spread IF bee diseases.
II. B 5s-JohnBon nf Ward and Cw
ings ~ Burke. Appropriatcs 10000
for completion Of Dea Laos lake
bridge.
~. y. s3--Johneon 81 ward. APP
propriates ~ 900 for arundinRa for a
bridge in Missouri river near Car
rron
H. u. iG2 wilson Of slope and Sax
Of Mckenzie. Authorizes state schrol
eminent for national park purposes
certain state school land IN slope.
Billings. Mckenzie and Golden Valley
counties.
| il. 3. 1.c-wes,ford Of McHenry.
| engineer and for employment OF as
siatani engineers when needed
~. ~. Wigcn " Adams and
Turner Of stark. Powder for pay
nent Of county Officials on sliding
81. Is. Hs-~Fettig 81 Pierce. re-
| dnirch contractors ana public Off
ciaiH IN charge Of road work 10 pro-
vide proper Warning signs on high
| H. u. ls5--f,ni0n ri Stutaman and
! Eurkhari Of Ward. Creates Missouri
! river development coinmissicn OF gov
.rn"r. state engineer and three mem
i tn hS. xt,tfx nj Hr
| Does not specify their duties.
| ". r. 22-Mau and Carter of RAN
| aom. Permits county comm issioners.
when authorized by vote Of 50 per
up fund for PUZZLE improvements. ~
-. II. ~. L70--a.ibbs OF Tnwner.
| Provides inspection Of scales. Weights
and measures by newly created de-
paTfn1cnt OF weights ara measures
| under direction OF state food COM
| missioner.
". II. McManns Of Eolettc and
Iardinc Of casa Rcvises tax laws.
! fixing limits on leviea by state,
county. city. village. township, school
and park dintrict taxing subdiviaions.
| BILLS KILLED nv SENATE:
| >. E. Six rctschmar OF Logan and
/ SATIRE of steele. Provides commits
si"p 10 revise banking laws ~ state
aud suggests changes IN present laws.
/ Commission to be appointed by gov.
| ernor.. Killed by senate when re-
turned from house with amendment.
/ II. Is. 1G3--Olafson Of Pembina and
:! Turner Of stark. Provided for sub
| mission To people OF constitutions
amendment 10 increase terms Of state
and county officers to four years.
". y. l9a-Muns. Johnson, Lindgren
| ana Burns OF Ward. Provided for
creation OF .cOnscrvnncy district IN
control floods IN Mouse river Mt Min0t
~. u. 95~-Lynch OF Ktchland Re-
| pGaJs law requiring assessors to reg
/ lister party affiliations Of voters.
Hills PASSED BY HOUSE
| s. u. 17l--Fine OF benson; Permit.
, tenants constructing building on
! rented farms to remove them within
t'"ht months after leaving the prop.
crty.
u. y. 17i-Cain OF Stark; Revise.
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BANKING CODE plan
! REJECTED BECAUSE
! house AMENDED IT
Proposal to Put Four.Year
Terms in Office Up to Ref
erendum Also Is Killed
M'LE0D STATION CLOSED
Cattle Ordered Sent to Edgeiy;
$500 Voted Each Perma-
nent Journal Compiler

Two administration bills fell by the
Wsyside In the North Dakota senate
ThursdAy.
Ono was bill 10 create a commits
sion Of five men 10 investigate tho
banking situation and make recon-
S.et,dations for changes In the bank
Ing lava The other wag bill 10
submit 10 the people a proposal u
permit four-year terms for state and
county officers.
The banking code commission bill
previously had been passed by the
Isef1At0 and sent IN the house. The
h0tise amended II, however. and when
It came back 10 the senate for APP
prevail OF the h0use amendments the
senior body voted II down.
Actions which would have brought
4 storm OF words earlier In the scs-
sion were taken without debate,
Thursday. The crowded senate cal
endar gavc silent warning that work
must be spceded up II the general a.
scmbly n TO finish its Job within tho
6O-dAy limit set BY the constitution.
Going into It's first night session,
the senate faced the task OF acting
on 80 bills. It spent most OF Thurs
day afternoon acting on bills amend
ed by the house and II was decided
10 come back at night to get rs much
work out Of tho way NJ possible.
Most Of tho IS house bills stu
awaiting action have been amended
by the senate and must be sent back
to the house and ratified by that
branch.
In addition to the bilIs which must
be paSscd by the senate, six bills were
In the hands Of conference commit
tees Thursday. tho house and senate
having failed to agree on amendments
made by one or the other OF tho two
branches.
A resolution passed Thursday di-
reefs the transfer Of tho states cx-
perimcntal herd OF cattle from the
agricultural experiment sub-station
1t Mcleod TO the sub-station at
Edgeley, no appropriation for tho Nc
Lood sub-Statio1 having been made at
this session. Tho board OF admins
tration was directed to sell all other
property ut the station.
Other resolutions gave the senate
desk force additional pay OF 81 per
day. each. and allotted $500 cash to
the clerk Of the house and secretary
Of tho senate to compile tho pcrma-
nent house and senate journals.
Among tho bills defeated Thursday
was one permitting the creation of a
conservancy district TO control floods
In tho Mouse river at Minot. II had
been amended approximately 80 times
during itS course though the house
and senate and several more were
added Thursday before II finally wa
defeated.
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Mandan Legion Post
! Visited Officially by
State Staff Heads

The annual official visit OF state
officers Of the American Legion was
made to Gilbert s. Furncss post, Man.
dan. Wednesday evening. Addresses
were made by John K. Kennedy, state
commander; Jack Williams. state adj
jutant; r. O. Kraabel, state service
officer, Fargo: and Walter Johnson,
state contract officer. The latter
told OF progress being made ON the
disabled veterans hospital at Fargo.
After the business meeting. an en-
tcrtainment was put on under the d.
rection OF Major j. M. Hanlcy and
Roy Dow. A sevcn-picce orchestra
under Herman Leonhard gave a mu-
steal program and Ronald Mcintyre
and seven dancing pupils appeared In
classical dances. Archie Reynolds
served refreshments.
A. l.. Fosteson, commander of
Lloyd Spetz post, and Charles Mar
tin, it's adjutant. both OF Bismarck,
were guests OF Turness post during
the evening.
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Legislative Calendar
HILLS PASSED nv SENATE

IT, ~. 230--Twieheli NJ Cara. Amends
blu" Shy law governing issuance =,
permits IN sell securities ~ include
pronisboTy notce sold for pnrpose
parently aimed at activities of 4. &.
ToWnley in fiuanctuH oil develop
mcnfs ~ selling notes.
". II. l3j inderEaard ~ Foster.
Makes aggravated ashaut and bat
terry ~ seDarat" crime. App les IN
inflicted. Punishable ny fine ~ 81 900
or onc scar ~ county Jail on two
years IN peniientjary, Or w both
fine and imprisonment.
~. ~. 2bI Horner ~ raaf. Amends
law pertaining To testimony ny wives
and husbands In court cases.
H. ~. G~-.sWcndacid Of MpuriraiL
Provides method fnF taxing property
~ .npreHr, sleeping car. telegraph,
telephone, power and gas company
~. r.. 2I7--Dciaycd bills committee.
Gives Legislative assent for accept :
nnrG by state ~ North Dakota. Of fed :
"raI funds for aid Ia agricultural cx-
tension work.
". ~. 2D4~-.Johnhtnn ~ Walsh.
Eliminates teaching of manual train
Ing ana domcstie science M require :
mcnia for state aid I" high schools
H. u. 71~-rVeiteh Of Grand Forks
Treffry ~ Eddy. and Martin Of Bot
". y. I7s--Hoffman Of f'cnbina
Provides for branding u poultry and
registration Of brands with depart
ment OF agriculture and labor.
for retenfinK Of cattle for bovine tn
bcrcnIonia and for appropriation ~
county funds 10 keep counties In ae-
credited Tuberculosis free areas.
~. -. lo-Sorthbridge of Barnes
and Hamilton Of Nelson. Requires
elevators 70 store grain 10 days free
% charge; provides charge ~ nae-
thirtieth OF cent day per bushel
thereafter.
~. r. S7--Thhtcher of Bo,ffnea,
Gives insurance commissioner super
vision Of fire insurance rates and per-
Nuts him 10 review work Of fire In
surancc rating bureaus. Carries
10000 appropriation to make work
II. u. 9G-Turner Of Stark. Permits
rcorRa zation of fire insurance com
paniea launched prior To 1919 with
capital stock Of 100000 IN such /:
way that II can be taken over by an.
other company.
II. ". lI0~--rox Of Burleigh. Amend,
law relating To Investments of do.
nestle insurance companies.
III. y. 2lS~~Dclayed bills committee
Excmpts proceeds Of life tnsuranc.
policies Issued BY mutual mid or bcnevI
olcnt societies and payable TO the
heirs or estate OF the decedcnt. from
liability for decedcnt's debts.
RI. H. RECOMMENDATIONS commit
tee. 81 $50 for state child wcIfar.
bureau.
IL. H. 12f~-tiame and fish commit
toe, Prevents SEEMING or netting .ol
fish In Mouse river. Permits 1t II
Missouri and Yellowstone rivers.
II. ~. 2l2--Game and fish commit.
tee. Permits hunting deer and tran
PINK beaver ~ certain open seasons
II. j.. ifG--Gamc and fish commit
ice. Frrpctuaics right OF governor
| TO open or close seasons on game 81
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Is T., p !; \ A! &c: <! R }!EGz;| 3sQ4

left your door on latch, for con.
venience, and in leaving hurriedly
after you returned, she did not
click Il on again. Did you Try the
door when you left, to zee It it was
locked!" She waited hreathlessly fol
his answer.
Jacks thoughtful frown deepened
Then slowly: Fl cant remember Civ
ing the door . thought. I was too
cut up over the loss Of that big in
surance commission, and its effect
on our wedding plans, to think OF
whether the door was locked or not.
And, Of course, / expected Lefty to
return Immediately to clean"
81 thought SOL" Ruth was trium-
plant. sI7l have McMann ask her
tomorrow II she didn't leave the door
g.. latch. and If, q I'm sure she
will. she says she do, one big piece
in the pussle slips iato place. Some
one besides yourself had access to
your office. I suppose no one besides
gu and Miss Barnes has . key!"
+ + =
Jack shook his head, then grinned.
sNo. And McMann, being nobody's
fool, considered the possibility OF
poor little Miss Barnes having muir
dered the man ACROSS the airshaft,
possibly because she didn't like the
way he wore his hair or the color of
his necktie. But Miss Barnes imme-
diately gave an iron-clad abb. Shed
gone to lunch, Immediately after one
o'clock, with Miss Parkes, stem
ographer across the hall from my
office, and the two girls had shopped
after lunch, finishing up Saturday
afternoon orgy with . movie.
"He checked her abb then and
there and found it perfect. But to
get back to your case against Cowan
poor, unsuspecting devil! Suppos-
ing that he did tell Borden, for mo-
tives We can only guess at; there
still remains your pistol in Borden 8
office. Cowan could not have had
time to 60 after it before Rita ar
rived, or If he had had time, how
could he have got in? We can be
very sure that Borden's door was
locked.
"And again, If Cowan did not
and why should he? = retrieve the
gun with which Borden had tried to
defend himself, firing toward his
murderer in my office window, we
come smack upon the foolish conclu-
sion that Rita herself, after robbing
the body, took the gun away with
her, too. No, darling, I'm afraid it
won't wash"
"No-o-o," Ruth agreed reluctant
~. She had no love for Bill Cowan!
But Jack, there are other bits Of
the puzzle which we haven't con-
sidered 1t oil. The woman with the
beautiful contralto voice and-why,
Jack! What is the matter?"
(To Be COntinued)
More about the mysterious woman
with the contralto voice. Read the
next chapter.
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Mount Pleasant. Wis. March g.
The circuit court 1t Racine has been
asked to define tho rights OF a squat
tor IN . cemetery. Evergreen Gene
fery here WAS abandoned many years
aeo because Lake Michigan was UNI
desnaining thu burial mounds. In re-
cont years sQuatters have built homca
a. the property. Now the village
Aoe)gS 70 Dust them on the claim that
afeos cemetery property has beer
abandoned five years It reverts to the
politloal division within which It Il
situated.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08
Liquor Charge Flaw
Leads to Dismissal

A charge Of unlawfully transport
Ing and possessing liquor made
against j. M. Mcssmcr, Mandan,
was ordered dismissed by Judge II.
i. Berry, in Morton county court,
Thursday, on motion Of l.. II. Con-
molly, attorney.
The dismissal was on technical
ity, the charge not having been filed
ut the March term Of court year
aKo, ~ It should have been to be lc-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08
Mandan Legion Sets
Dates for Carnival

A carnival will be staged by Gil
bert 8. Furncss post, American Lc-
gion, in Mandan, April So, to raise
funds for tho support Of junior
baseball team. Eddie Tobin has been
named manager by l.. &. Thompson.
post commander. Joseph Gaucr has
been named chairman Of tho finance
committee.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

0sN0
:HAN DSOME HARRY"
BORDEN is shot between one
and four Saturday afternoon.
RUTH LES TER, secretary.
finds his body Monday morn
ing. sprawled beneath the air
shaft window Of his private Of
flee. McMANN, detective SER
geant, questions the following
suspects: Ruth. MRS. BORDEN.
Borden's estranged wife and
mother Of his two children. who
admits calling Saturday after
noon; RITA DUBOIS. night
club dancer. who says she called
on Borden Saturday to get the
torn half of Z $50 bill he prom
Used her; JACK HAYWARD,
Ruth's fiance. whose office is
across the narrow airshaft from
B0rdeA's. 81
Hayward says he returned to
the seventh floor Saturday 10
get his and Ruth's matinee tick
cts left on his desk. Jacks guilt
seems confirmed by the testi-
mony Of the elevator boys,
MICKY MORAN and OTTO
PFLUGER, and Of Bin COWAN.
Jacks friend, who says be heard
Jack threaten Bofden's life.
Detectives are sent out to
bring in CLEO GILMAN. BOr.
denis discarded mistress. and
JAKE BAILEY, his bodyguard.
NJ c NJ nm questions BENNY
SMITH, Borden's office boy;
ASHE, his manseryant; MIN
ME CASSIDY, scrubwQman,
who cleans the Borden suite. and
LEFTY MILLER, who cleans
Jacks office.
McMann shows Ruth a flat
tened bullet found on strip of
cement seven flights below. He
also points to a new.made scar
in the brick wall beside Jacks
window. This, he says, is the
bullet Borden fired too late in
self defense at his murderer
who stood in Jack Hayward's
window" POLICE COMMITS
SIONER WEEKS, anxious to
make an arrest, instructs Nc
Mann to send for Jack and Rita.
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CUr-L0CKJAw-DEATH

Kingston, PA slight cut over the
right eye brought lockjaw and death
70 three-year-old Kli1abeth 6ekel
here recently. LOckjaw developed
shortly after . fall Ia which she
struck her head against . piece Of
wood.
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A perforated spoon with a hinged
cover has been invented for holding
tea while 1t is being brewed in a pot
or melting chocolate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08

ELT1NGE THEATRE

Karl Dane and George K. Arthur
score q touchdown Of laughs in their
new comedy feature "Brotherly Love-
with its collegiate prison football
game as the prime motivation.
In the new fun feature which
opened ut the Eltinge theatre today,
the great comedy team lived up to
tho mark set by Rockies" and out
distance some Of their other successes,
and bring to the screen new char
acterizations that delight their world
Of fans and add many new ones to
the ever growing family Of laugh
SterS.
The story Is . broad satire on ire
form" prisons where convicts are cod
died 50 much by IN idealistic warden
that they fight to get in but couldn't
be bribed to leave dear old New
berry," Earl Baldwin and Lew Lip
ton are responsible for the adapta-
ton from short story, big Hearted
Jim," which appeared in q national
magazine.
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SHOWS VAST oRoWrH.

Agriculture has grown In Canada
from . valuation Of .4l52, 10000 In
1903 TO an estimated value Of @2O00,-
100000 In lo2e.