LOCAL NEWS
BALDWIN SAILS AUGUST S
The Arctic Transport Company is
in receipt of advices from their
Seattle office to the effect that the
S. S. Arthur J. Baldwin will leave
Seattle August 8 on her second
sailing of the season. The Bald
win, -enroute to the States, put iu
an Hawk Inlet where she took on
a capacity load of salmon. She
reports that she received speedy
dispatch at this port, thus enabl
ing . her to advance her sailing
date on the next trip. On her
second sailing the Baldwin will
call at all ports from St.. Michael
to Kotzehue.
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JEAN HARLOW HEADS CAST
OF "RBI) HKA DKD WOMAN”
"Red Headed Woman,'* Kath
arin Brush's widely read novel of
a stenographer who capitalized on
her sex appeal, comes to the screen
at last with Jean Harlow, her fa
[mous platinum blonde hair changed
11o a flaming red, in the title role.
The picture will open Tuesday at
the Dream Theatre. July 8.
Practically every red-haired ac
tress In Hollywood was given teats
for this highly coveted part before
decision was reached by Metro
Ooldwyn-Mayer officials to assign
the role to Miss Harlow, providing
she would change the color of her
tresses Report has it that the
alteration has given the noted her
oine of “Hell's Angels" an entire
ly new personality, as well as giv
ing her appearance a totally diff
erent aspect.
The story of “Red Headed Wo
man" concerns Lil* Andrews, an un
scrupulous but extremely attract
ive typist. who exerts her wiles up
ion her employer. Bill Legendre,
despite the fact that he is a mar%
Tied man. wih the upshot that
Bill's wife divorces him and Lil
becomes the second Mrs. Legendre.
Not content with having broken up
one home, the socially ambitious
ex-stenographer now centers her
attentions upon a wealthier man.
It is impossible, however for the
sexy Lil to be faithful to any one
man and when she attempts to
double-cross her latest "flame” by
Jr
having an affair with his ehauffuer
complications begin and the clever
Lil finds that she's got to be even
cleverer if she’s going to achieve
her ends. Just how she does it
makes up what is believed to be
one of the most amusing and in- .
teresting plots used on the screen
in some time.
GIRL KILL8 MAN WHEN
HE TRIES TO KISS HER
BDWARUSVILLE. 111., Aug. 2,
(yP)—Because a man hugged and
tried to kiss a girl, she killed him. j
Nelson Voss, a rural mail carrier, j
was shot dead by Stella Christoff
17 years old, who, armed with t |
rifle, was returning home in Ed- !
wardsville from a squirrel hunt.
“He squeezed me,” the girl ex- !
j
plained, “and tried to kiss me. I 1
got mad and shot him.”
The girl is held by the police 1
but no charges have been filed
against her.
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THK KINXr-(X)NI»LKY NUPTIAL
The popular O-tast. (riiardsman
Ferdinand King launched inti) the
isea of matrimony by taking uuto
himself the charming bride Miss
Lois Condley of the Golden S’ate
before U. S. Commissioner C W.
Thornton on this last Toes icy,
August 1st, Mr. and Mrs. rE K.
Cooley acted as best man and
bridesmaid After they were unit
ed the happy couple were driven
to Sunset, thence to Dexter where'
a sumptuous supper was served by
mine1 host Bab Scheldel, proprietor
of the Dexter Road House. Upon
passing a very enjoyable °ven':.g
the party was escorted back to
Nome with the proper musi/al ac
companiment, tin caurfr- dinner
gongs, old shoes etc. They wjsre
driven about the city and Vorgral
■ilated by their many friends, thus
accomplishing ihe proper ejiding
of a secret wed ling.
KOUGAROKKRS ARRIVK
Arriving Nome Tuesday night
jvia Isador Fix's tram gas car from
jthe Kougarok section, were seven
passengers as follows: Emil Laur
| in, Clyde White, L. J Burroughs.
| Otto Worm, Walter Taylor, John
j Wagner. Peggy O’ I>ay and May
I Johnson, all of which are heavily
I interested in the prospecting, min
ing and developing of the Kougar
ok mining section It is under
stood considerable gold was brot
down on this trip as well aa
other trips made during the sum
mer months.
VlO (ROSS FLYING HIGH
IN HOLLYWOOD
Aviator Vic Ross, of the North
ern Air Transport, who is vacat
ioning in the States, writes an in
teresting letter from Hollywood to
Fairbanks friends. According to
bis letter he is having a good time
on his Outside visit. On July 4
Vic siys 'he was a guest of Mary
Pickford's sitting in her private
'box, at the air races held in Los
Angeles.
Mr. Ross
regarding his trip back east, and
is not going to New' York via Pan
ama Canal, as he and Dr. Rex
Swartz intended doing when they
left here for the states. Vic says
jhe cannot spare the tame so is go
ing by rail and plane. He said at
jtime of writing, Dr. Swartz was in
■Seattle.
Vic sent his best wishes to all
his friends here, and says “altho
•just a poor hoy from the country
!he is making his way thru the
[big d ies in good style.”
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AIMRK IS BACK HOME
STILL LOVES HUTTON
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2, </P>—
After a fortnight of weeping in
public places over lost lore, Aimes
McPherson Hutton, Four-Square
Gospel evangelist, returned home
today to her home in Los Angeles
from a trip abroad.
She said she still loved Hutto®,
who recently instituted divorce pro
ceedlngs, “no matter what he
does,” tout she added her “love for
hdm might sooj, die.”
She expressed regret that Hut
ton, was not among the hundreds
that gathered at the railway sta
tion to welcome her home.
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ONE SHOW TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 AT I PM
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THE RED HEADED WOMAN
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'“SING YOU DANGERS” with PUCK * WHITE
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