LOCAL NEWS
8. 8. VICTORIA BALLED ,‘
EARLY THIS MORNING
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The steamer Victoria of the
Alaska Line, sailed for Seattle on
her last outgoing trip of the open
•eason at 2 o'clock this morning.
With a little over ISO passengers,
most of whom expect to return on
the first trip in June.
The vessel carried a large ship
ment of gold bullion, as well as a
cargo of Golovin herring and rein
deer meat. The passenger list is
as follows.
Ohas La vine
L W Mutilla
Mrs C Metcalf
Jas Frawley
Mrs Jas Frawley
John Treichler
,Mrs John Triechler
O M Powell
Mrs O M Powell
Hans Mirow
Mrs Hans Mirow
Lloyd L Rovt
Lillian Anderson
g Lyman Culver
3 Geo Holmes
R Kravchuk
, Bert Chapman
J G Reamer
F Sheldon
I Mrs N Strand
Peggy Strand
■ Reuben Bowmen
4 Ellen Waldheim
j George Waldheim
i Warren Metcalf
« Betty Strand
Bobby Strand
r Winona Nelson
Mrs Ted Ulrickson
< R W Mackey
f Mrs Mackey
. J Baldwin
Muriel Guthmuller
T Nelson
B Crosby
Mrs L McDonald
G L Davis
Gordon Smith
Russell Maynard ^
Mrs Mary Maynard
R R asset
J A Cowles
H E Reed
L Galvin
Jas Connors
Donald Stewart
Bobt Stewart
Alex Stewart
Ted Ulrickaon
Grant Laiblin
Winfield S H Wood
B A Holgerson
Perry Bahnke
Nels Trolsen
F Winters
Harry Peterson
R V Harkema
Mrs A Haines
John Gross
Tom Shaw
Gus Reinisch
, & Esther Nicola
Gus Sundquist
A H Kell
Mrs Carl Larson ,,
Mrs N Gunnette
Fred Jones
John White
Fred White
Mrs Steve Cavanaugh
Gus Hanson
Geo Shelin
Fred Rohn
Robt Ledgerwood
John Eberle
O W Broderson
Morton Sullivan
A Mattson
Chas Neussler
Andy Nylen
Mrs Andy Nylen
Fred Mebea
Mrs Gnnnar Bowman
G Bowman
George J Waldheim
Mrs Geo Waldheim
Frances Waldheim
Karen Christeneon
H Greenberg
Fred Johnson
fans Nelson ____
Jog Belleview
Jos Sullivan
Harold Stewart
A J Best
Chas Nelson
3-^n G'Hette
NOW IS THE TIME TO STORE j
YOOR WINTER COAL 1
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BIT QUALITY (Y>AL
OUR LADYSMITH C'OAL is washed, double screened and ^
hand picked.
OUR UTAH COAL is very uniform and an excellent coal 8
where quick ignition and heat ia desired
. OUiR ANTHRACITE COAL is the highest quality hard coal
obtainable, purchased under the following analysis;
British Thermal Units 15,000
Fixed Cartoon 84.28% Ash 7.04%
Volatile 5.98% Moisture 1.7%
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Maude Raymer
Ruth Walsh
W S Sullivan
J A Forsgren
Wm Morin
A Snyder p *
H L Kolstad
Frank E Lucas
B D Shaw
Wm Barker
Steve Cavanaugh
Carl Larson
Herbert Inkstrom
Art Broron
Geo Kirkpatrick
Ed Tweten
Leo Midike
Clifford Coutts
Arthur Johnson
John Mathreson
ute Skere
Geo Santos
John Danielson
E M Allen
W R Allan
A T Dahlberg
v Signrd Skjold
E Carlson
K Palsson
Gilbert Fidjaland
L. A Whits
E Morton
E Burke
Jack Burke
Ed Siren
Frit* Makela
Ted Korea
Coleman Griffin
F D Shultr
Norman Ebeley
Frank Dirgman
Carl Larsen
Homer Roberts
E Mnntti
John Kaika
Olaf Flink
W R Treibel
S Macintosh
Andy Reed
— Carl Peterson
John Vlaar
Albert Mattson
H C Carlson
J Overbaugh
Henry Gardner
Wayne fangman
Wayne Pangman. Jr.
TWO FINK ARTIST REPEAT
BIDS FOR STELLAR HONORS
Paramount presents an excep
tional vehicle for intense dramat
ic action in “Ladies of the Big
House." which will be the feature
'at the Dream Theatre. Sunday.
Ociober 29
Sylvia Sydney. who plays the
j leading woman's part., already has
'a strong fan following, because of
|her outstanding work in “City
Streets” with Gary Cooper, in “An
American Tragedy” with Phillips
Holme-;, in "Street Scene" wVh
William Collier and in her Broad
way stage success. “Bad Girl.” ,
She has as her leading man,
Gene Raymond. who sprang into
prominence in the Broadway stage
production “Young Sinners,” which
brought him a screen contract.
Recently he was featured in "Per
sonal Maid" is Napry Carroll's
leading man.
Raymond's light blond complex
ion is a pleasing con'rast to Miss
Sidney's dark tresses In "Ladies
of the Big House." which Is a
the lives of two young people who
band wise in fostering this com
ic the eve of their wedding day
are cruelly separated by the law.
MILK POOL JOINS STRIKE
UNDATED, Oct. 28. (JP)—The nat
ional farmers holiday strike was
apparently given impetus by the
Wisconsin milk pool, which will
join Tuesday. The New-Mexico ass
ociation was ordered to join. Vio
lence flared in Northern Wisoonsin.
Pickets invaded several cheese fac
tories and cremeriea, dumping milk
and pouring ashes and kerosene in
the vats and churns.
The North Dakota wheat embar
go is proving to be effective. Ship
ments are virtually at a1 standstill.
SUBSCRIBE! FOR THE! NUGGET
FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday school at 21 a.m.
Evening worship at 7:40 pa.
Pastor’s sermon message: "That
Which Is Forever."
You and your friends most cord
ially Invited.
2 NEW APPOINTMENT* MAI>K
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. (JP)—
Joseph Keenan of Cleveland, spec
ial attorney fot the Bureau o-f In
vestigation. in charge of the Kelly
prosecution, w*b appointed assist
ance attorney general, succeeding
Pat Malloy of Oklahoma, who re
signed. Chester J. Todd, of Val
des, was appointed United States
marshal for the third divison of
Alaska. > »
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NEW YORK. October 2 8, ij^J_
Stocks moved upwards following"
grains rally. Despite the quiw.
trading, the market sentiment ap
peared considerably inproved. An
other advance in the gold priqp to
I SI. 76 was seem inly a minor fac
tor. Storks closed firm with gains
of one to more than two predom
ina lng. The transfers were X
little over a million. The curti
wag strong, with bonds irregular.
DREAM THEATRE
TWO SHOWS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 7:15 and 9PM
LADIES OF THE BIG HOUSE
' , WITH
SYLVIA SYDNEY, GENE RAYMOND A WYNNE GIBSON
ALSO
‘•WHEN EAST MEETS WEST’ WITH SMITH AND DALE
Admission 55 cents including tax
ON* SHOW TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81 AT 8 PM
“TOMORROW AND TOMORROW”
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RUTH CHATTERTON AND PAUL LUKAS
ALSO
“AUTO I N TOXIC AT ION” WITH FORD STERLING
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Admission 75 cents in chad mg tax
aarm snow Friday, November 11 at 7:h pm
MAKEIHF MEN
JACK HOLT, RICHARD CROMWELL A JOAN MA1KSH
ALSO
“STRIFE OF THE PARTY” WITH NED SPARKS
Admission 55 cents including tax
ONE SHOW SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 AT C8»
BIRD OF PARADISE
WITH
, DOLORES DEI, RIO A JOEL MoORAK
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"S O DA POPP A” — A KRAZT RAT
Admission 55 cents including tax
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