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LEGEND
BY
DR.
MANDY
Unique
Illustrated
Discourse
Delivered
Bf
fore
C.yro
Club
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
The
legend
of
the
Thunder
nird,
telling
thd
story
of
how
the
Indians
of
Kingcomc
Inlet
and
River
believe
their
tribe
was
originated
and
de
scribing
how
the
first
great
tribal
house
was
built
by
"The
Only
Man
on
the
Beach"
with
the
assistance
of
the
Thunder
Bird
or
the
Ood
of
the
Skies,
the
giver
of
all
good
things,
was
the
subject
yesterday
of
Dr.
J..T.
Mandy
in
delivering
before
the
Oyro
Club,
at
its
regular
week
ly
luncheon,
a
talk
which
was
as
unique
as
it
was
entertaining,
being
a
distinct
departure
from
the
usual
routine
of
luncheon
discourses.
Dr.
Mandy
referred
to
the
Impor
tantv
part
that
legend
or
folklore
playpd
in,
the
tradition
particularly
of
primitive
people.
Only
by
acquainting
oneself
with
these
le
gends
could
a
person
come
to
a
true
understanding
of
the
natures
and
beliefs
of
such
people.
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STORY
OF
GAMBLING
frlward
(i.
Koblntou
In
"Dark
lux-
anl"
at
Capitol
Comedy
Feature
Also
'
The
story
of
a
man
whose
pas
sion
for
(ambling
Is
so
strong
that
he
gives
up
love,
home
and
practically
everything
else
in
life
because
of
it
is
told
in
"Dark
Hazard."
a
novel
and
colorful
picture
starring
Edward
O.
Robinson,
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
middle
of
this
week.
Robinson
1
pictured
as
an
inveterate
follower
of
dog
races.
The
title
of
the
picture
Is
taken
from
the
name
of
a
racing
greyhound.
"Dark
Hazard,"
owned
by
Robinson
In
the
story.
The
dog
plays
an
Important
part
not
only
as
a
racer
but
as
the
bone
of
contention
between
Robinson
and
hi
wife,
played
by
Oenetleve
Tobln.
Olcnda
Farrell
Is
the
other
woman
in
a
triangular
love
affair.
Others
In
the
cast
Include
Robert
Barrat
and
Henry
B.
Walthall.
Thrilling
dog
races
and
typical
racetrack
crowds
were
filmed
for
the
picture
Dr.
Miridy
illustrated
his
talk!
at
a
popular
California
track
near
,
with
a
fine
series
of
lantern
slides
Los
Angeles.
.depicting
the
life,
habits
and
cus-1
Joan
Blondell,
Edward
Everett
Itoms
of
the
Kingcomc
Indians.
Horton
and
Warren
W'lllam.
In
a
These
pictures
m
Illustrated
things
comedy
feature
"Smarty."
arc
In
both
primitive
and
modern.
The
eluded
In
the
cast
of
the
other
half
story
of
the
great
battle
of
the
of
the
double
feature
bill.
Thunder
Bird
over
the
Whale
as
a
result
of
which
the
earth
or
land
of
Stanley
Dalby
of
the
local
Oov-the
Drizzly
Bear
was
saved
from
ernment
Agent's
office
Is
sailing
being
swallowed
up
by
the
Whale
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
or
Ood-of
the
Sea
proved
of
much
for
Anyox
where
he
will
relieve
the
interest
to
all.
government
agent
for
a
couple
of
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
Dr
weeks.
Mandy
on
behalf
of
the
cjub
by
W
H.
Tobey.
president
of
the
club.
There
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
M.
L.
Stepp
of
Ketchikan
was
a
guest.
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Sailings
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15.
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Friday-res.
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Nov.
II.
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rs.
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mtket
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dered
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your
piano
one
that
is
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heard
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hest
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Wc
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on
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I
YOUU.
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CRAZY
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HIM
.
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.
bat
y'd
Mover
be
crazy
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racing
rv
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