Sees Early Halt
In Mine Troubles
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10 (/P)—A
statement by Rev. John J. Curran,
rector of St. Mary’s Roman Catholic
church in Wilkesourre, in which lie
predicted an early s.tihm-iit if the
anthracite mine trou'ne brought var
ied expressions jf opin'..• i f >i
in close touch with irn» shuatirn
Curran said lie r,nd conferred with
dent of the United Mine Workers in
Atlantic City last week; had “un
swerving faith and confidence in him
as a model citizen and safe leader of
men and felt that he would do the
right thing by the miners, the opera
tors and the public.
“I feel,” added the priest's state
ment, ‘‘that in a comparatively short
time wre shall hear favorably from
him and that the strike soon will come
to an amicable and successful end ”
“Bean ’Em with a
Bat,” Says Judge
CHICAGO. Nov. 10 (vP)—“Bean 'em
with a baseball bat.”
This was the advice given by Judge
Joseph B. David to a man whose home ]
and his business was closed when li- j
quor was found on the premises.
“The police have no right to search I
anybody’s flat," Judge David vehe
mently declased when Walter Jusc
wicz applied for a wrrit of mandamus
to restore to license to his soft drink
parlor revoked after the liquor seiz
ure.
“You should have thrown the police
out or beaned them with a baseball
bat. These raiders ought to be in
jail themselves."
Malodorous Eggs Are
Hurled At a College
GLASGOW, Scotland, Nov. 10 (JP)—
Some 20.000 eggs of uncertain age
were subsittuted for rhetoric in the
final campaigning in connection with
the annual polling today to elect the
lord rector of Glasgow' University.
No paper will be issued tomorrow.
MERLE LA VOY,
FOX FILM MAN,
GOINGFAR NORTH
NEW YORK OFFICE ADVISES
PHOTOGRAPHER PREPARE
FOR LONG TRIP.
Merl La Voy, Fox Film company’s
moving picture photographer, who re
turned to his local headquarters
last week from the Inlet district,
has received instructions from the
New York office, to proceed to Point
Barrow. An Arctic story has been
procured by the internationally
known film company, and Mr. La Voy
is assigned to the task of obtaining
scenes in the locality which the story
is weaved about. Ships frozen in
the ice, polar bears, walrus, Eskimos
and reindeer, are but a few of the
shots Mr. La Voy will obtain.
It is his plan to leave Seward
with his outfit, about December 1.
He will probably make arrangements
for a dog team in the Interior. Tho’
the itinerary is not completed it is
quite likely he will strike out from
Nenana, thence down the Yukon and
across to Nome, following the regu
lar mail route. If it can be done
he will eliminate going to Nome, and
head direct for Barrow. Providing !
weather conditions permit he will ;
work along the coast toward Hers- ;
chell island, after the completion of j
picture making around Barrow.
He hopes to make Nome next Au- [
mst, then down the coast with the
idea in mind of obtaining pictures
to the cannery business, providing it
is not too late. Whether he will
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Andrew Toso, resident of Sanak
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Tom Babcock, Nuka Bay quartz
operator, returned to the camp Sun
day, following a brief business visit
to Seward. Mr. Babcock took a
horse back with him which will be
used in the general mine work.
E. G. Friend of Anchorage, left
for Seattle on the Victoria.
The Admiral Watson is not expect
ed to reach port until tomorrow.
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