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UNUSUAL PLOT IN
NEW GRIFFITH FILM
D. W. Griffith’s newest screen pro
duction, “The White Rose” deals al
most entirely with the South. The
story concerns an orphan waif who
wins the heart and hand of a scion
of wealth and position. There figures
also in the romance an opposite in the
person of a haughty and socially proud
girl of means who has much difficulty
in discouraging the attentions of a
youth who has been less fortunate and
happens to be the son of the village
i grocer. The boy makes good and he
eventually wins the girl. A negro
“mammy” and her arduous dusky ad
mirer pair off in contrast and afford
the comedy for the whole.
The picture is of the South. In the
main it is distinctively pastoral and
as the producer is recognized to be
without an enjual in such a field of
endeavor it may be reasonable to ex
pect that his newest work will be un
usually appealing.
Interior scenes were first made at
the Griffith plant at Mamaroneck, N.
Y. Then he visited the old Bayou
Teche country in Western Louisiana
for genuine Southern scenes. Later
he journeyed to Miami, Florida.
Among the noted players who will
be seen in “The White Rose,” a Uni
ted Artists release, coming to the Lib
erty Theatre tonight and tomorrow
night are Carol Dempster, Mae Marsh
and Ivor Novello, Neil Hampton, Lu
cille LaVerne, Porter Strong, Herbert
Sutch and many others.
A ten reel picture for the price of
the regular picture. No extra charge
has been made.
Hank Russsell, a well known old
timer of Kanatak arrived on the Starr
today. He will leave on the North
western for the States.
Jack Wadman, proprietor of the ho
tel at Kanatak, arrived on the Starr.
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SALMON EGGS
REACH SEWARD
FOR HATCHERY
With a million and a half king sal
mon eggs in his care, Supt. Karl Dra
ger, of the Grouse Lake hatchery, ar
rived on one of the last boats and
safely transplanted his young charges
in the hatching tanks at the local
plant. Mr. Drager also brought one
million eggs for the Cordova hatchery
and two million were left in Ketchi
kan. The embryo fish came from
Oregon, and were brought to Ketchi
kan by Supt. Wentworth of the Bu
reau of Fisheries, and after being
given a short rest from travel, were
safely transferred to the care of the
local man. The eggs were kept alive
by means of ice and wet moss, the
moss being dampened occasionally.
Mr. Drager believes that the kings
placed in the local hatechery this
week, will give Resurrection Bay a
large supply of fish four years from
now as the eggs are apparently hardy
and already eyed.
Mrs. Drager, who made the trip as
far as Ketchikan with Mr. Grager,
continued on to Seattle, where she
will visit for a time before returning
North.
RUBY DE GRAFF DYING
Miss Ruby de Graff, the popular
Anchorage business woman, secretary
to Capt. A. E. Lathrop and manager
of the Empress circuit, is said to be
very low with no hopes for recovery.
Her death is said to the matter of
but a few hours.
Mrs. Anderson, of Kanatak, was an
incoming passenger on the Starr.
Mrs. W^ber, a resident of Kodiak,
was an arrival on the Starr.
Special Officer Claude Shea arrived
on the Starr from a trip to Kanatak
and the oil district.
A limit of 850 students to the class
of 1928 has been enforced at Yale
university this year, although three
times that number applied for ad
mission.
A pile driver is at work replaying
the piling on the government wharf
destroyed by the late storm.
W. J. Julian, an interior operator,
left on one of the last boats to spend
the winter in the states.
Carl Williams left on today’s train
for Anchorage, where he will take in
the smoker tomorrow night.
Miss Janice Meredith, who has been
stenographer for the Alaska railroad
for some time, left on the last boat
to spend her vacation period with her
parents in Eastern Washington.
Jerald Protzman, lineman at Tun
nel, left for Anchorage on this morn
ing’s train.
Mrs. Wm. Flynn, wife of the sec
tion foreman at Mile 20, is a Seward
visitor.
Jack Wadman from Kanatak arriv
ed on the Starr en route to Roches
ter, Minn., to obtain treatment from
Mayo Brothers.
Mi's. Hilbert Anderson, of Kanatak,
who arrived on the Starr will take the
first train over the line to Fair
banks.
Christ Beck, passenger on the S.S.
Starr arriving today is headed for
Anchorag.e
The Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap came in
on the Starr today from Seldovia,
where he has been busily engaged in
the erection of an edifice.
Warren S. Harding, connected with
the dry squad made his appearance in
town after the arrival of the Starr.
BRAZILIAN SOLDIERS
ACCUSED OF OUTRAGE
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 4.—LaNa
cion’s correspondent at Rivera, Ura
guay, says a party of Brazilian gov
ernment troops crossed the frontier
and killed a Uruguayan citizen in
Uruguayan territory, and that the
authorities are investigating the in
cident.
He adds that detachment of
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mutineers from the Blazilian battle
ship Sao Paulo have arrived from
Montevedio and crossed the frontier
into the Brazilian province or' Rio
Grande do Sul to join the revolution
ists there.
Argentine ooraer advices say
forces of the Rio Grande rebels are
besieging the federals at Saican, not
far from Santa Ana do Livramento,
on the frontier. Rebels are also re
ported to have unsuccessfully attack
ed Santa Maria, key position to the
Rio Grande railroads.
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Van Gilder—Gus Gelles, Anchor
age.
Sexton—Mrs. Henry Emard, Anch
orage; Mrs. W. W. Flynn and daugh
ter, Mile 20.
Overland—John Magetad, Fair
banks; W. H. Lynch, Albert T. An
dreson, Anchorage.
Mike Deegan left on today’s train
for Anchorage.
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