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LOCAL NEWS
VICTORIA ARRIVES SEATTLE
MIDNIGHT AUG. 7th.
_According to private informa
tion received in Nome today, the
8. S. Victoria of the Alaska Line
arrived at Seattle, at midnifeht,
August 7th. The vessel is due to
sail for Nome again late August
9th, according to -the latest in
formation available today.
Upon motion today in the U.
8. Commissioner's Court, the case
of th« United States versus Thom
as Ulegak, which had been re
manded for a new trial, was dis
missed.
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According to information receiv- I
here, Pilot Roes of the Northern
Air Transport is due to take off
from Fairbanks for Nome, as soon
as weather permits.
WILLIAM ft. VARK DKAD
AT ATLANTIC CITY
(By The Associated Press)
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 8, Will
iam S. Vare .a former Republican
(National Committeemen, 'and for
years a leader of the Republican
Leader Organization of Philadel
phia, died here unexpectedly at
his summer home.
He has suffered from ill health
for the past six years and a week
ago underwent a relapse from the
beat, bringing on a heart attack.
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He passed away twenty minutes
after stricken by the stroke. Fol
lowing is a biographical sketch of
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the life of Mr. Vare, supplied by
the Obituary Service of the Assoc
iated Press:
Confidence in himself and loy
alty to his f^ignds we~e character
istics that proved important fac
tors in the rise of William S. Vara
from a huckster’s wagon to a prs
ition bf dominance in Republican
politics of Pennsylvania.
The crowning event of his cn"
eer was his election in 1926 as a
i’nited States Senator. That, h"w
ever, wits attended by some d!s
appointment when it became the
subject of a Senatorial Investiga
tion and was attacked by his
Democratic opponet, William Jl.
Wilson, who charged that he hal
I been defeated by fraud.
Because of these turns the en
jtire rase was referred to the Sen
ate committee on priveleges and
(election. When Congress conven
led in December, 1927, Mr. Vare
was on hand to assume his seat,
but the Senate voted 56 to 30 to
bar him and throw his case back
to the investigating committee.
That ..committee in February, 1929
submitted its final report recom
mending that Mr. Vare's seat be
idenled bim---—--.
Born in tbe lowlands of Sout’
Philadelphia, December 24, 1867.
Mr. Vare was the last of three
brothers who for more than a
quarter of a century controlled to
a large extent Republican politic
in Philadelphia." In his later
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TO .MAKE TRADE TREATY
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug., The Unit
ed States and Spain started talk
ing things orer. to clear the way
for a give and take trade treaty.
•WHAT! NO BEER?" Tl'RNS
LAUGH ON NATIONAL ISSUE
Two cornel 'us—one wft > can
no. laugh an 1 tie other who can
not cry! Thu Is the contras,
(I'Tcrt-U by Bj.,t>r Keaton and Jim
Inu Durante, vLo comb ns their!
it ilt-r.ts on tit screen again in j
"What! No ft'.tiT’’ whlc i head:
the program at the Dream Theatre
next Friday.
Alternating between excitement
and hilarious comedy, the picture
centers around the current prob
lem of legalized beer. Buster is a
taxidermisf and “Sohnozzle” the
town barber, but by accident they
are involved In the operation of a
wholesale brewery. And, as If be
ing caught between the Wets and
the drys on the beer question were
not enough, they are also caught
between the Are of two beer
running gangs who seek to con
trol the output of their brewery.
The whole political panorama of
the beer issue is covered in thi<=
story, from the recent election to
the agitation in Congress over le
galized beer. It is a timely pic
ture treated entirely in a humor
ous mood, but with plenty of ex
citement thrown in. Robert Hop
kins wrote the story and Carey
Wilson prepared it for the screen
Phyllis Barry, wiho was catapult*
ed into - sudden fame by playing
opposite Ronald Colman in h»
first picture, '‘Qynara,’’ in hoi
leading feminine role in '‘‘What!
No Beer?” Also in the support
ing cast are Rosco Ates, John
Miljan, Henry Armetta, Edward
Brophy, Charles Dunbar and Char j
Ies Gibblyn. The picture was
ifllmed by Edward Sedgwick who
has directed Keaton and Durante
in their previous appearances as a
team.
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