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I
Monday.
July
Ifi.
1923.
Direct
Talk.
Direct
talk
entails
a
great
saving
in
nil
walks
of
life.
Jn
wireless
it
is
a
beneftf
in
that
it
saves
all
the
delay
mid
extra
work
of
relaying.
It
is
jrood
news
that
Prince
Rupert
wireless
station
is
to
be
placed
on
the
direct
wire
circuit.
So
it
is
in
other
walks
of
life.
When
there
is
anything
to
be
done,
any
orders
to
be
given
or
aiiy
questions
to
be
asked,
there
is
nothing
like
direct
talk.
It
saves
a
lot
of
worry,
mistakes,
heart
burnings
and
ill
temper
and
often
it
saves
a
lot
of
money.
If
there
is
any
trouble,
go
to
the
fountain
head,
to
the
seat
of
the;
trouble
and
straighten
it
out
at
once
with
direct
talk.
Direct
talk
is
the
-
fir
t
principle
of
the
new
diplomacy
of
which
so
much
has
been
heard
but
which
.has'
not
yet
been
pui
inio
geireral
use.
Thousand
Cars
For
Canadian
National.
The
Canadian
National
Railway
is
lo
order
a
thousand
new
imgiu
cars,
and
doubtless
a
number
of
passenger
cars
will
also
he
required,
in
addition
lo
the
refrigerator
cars,
that
are
already
being
built.
This
is
an
intimation
that
business
is
on
the
increase.
Possibly
the
Railway
Company
may
be
able
to
build
some
via
in
men-
siwjis
i
rriiice
unpen.
With
such
a
fine
yard
and
excellent
machinery
here,
it
seems
a
pity
that
the
new
management
or
the
line
has
not
yet
been
able
to
utilize
them.
Prlnc
Rupert
Party
Needed.
,
There
are
two
big
political
parties,
each
of
which
is
struggling
for
supremacy
and
of
which
we
know
a
great
deal,
sometimes
too
much.
There
is
also
a
more
or
less
intermittent
group
which
sometimes
calls
itself
the
labor
party.
In
addition'
there
isa
new'
movement
that
is
spending
a
lot
of
money
and
using
a
lot;
of
effort
to
get
itself
recognized,
known
popularly
as
the
McRae
party
or
the
capitalist
party..
All
these
parties
-try
to
Ipll
Ilia
nlnjilnna
!...
II.
n..
I
n
.
.
.v..
nun
mrj
ju
iu
serve
mem,
yet
in
many
in
stances
all
they,
want
is
to
get
into
power
or
In
down
the
oilier
fillip.
These
.parties
are
all
verv
tvpH
tnr
i'i,
..
:
'
n
,.
iiii..
.
.
;
-.
"
e-'n'
in
muse
?
.
!.
?,,at
'?
npe,le(1
lni,n'
is
a
P""
ni'PTl
party
that
Will
fall
nil
I
1
1
r
r.llm
J
!
1
J
"
...I,
M.v-.
.nun
imriies
10
go
io
cienenna
unless
Prince
Rupert
gets
what
is
her
due.
While
it
is
not
wise
to
he
insular
or
to
be
over
selfish,
yet
it
seems
necessary
to
fight
our
way
all
he
time.
None
of
the
parties,
as
such,
care
anything
about
Prince
Rupert,
except
to
gel
the
voles
of
the
people.
They
ar
not
interested
in
local
problems
except
in
so
far
as
these
affect
the
general
policies
of
their
party.
Parties
that
are
out
usuallv
full
or
promises
and
criticisms
and
those
that
are
in
put
us
off
as
much
as
possible.
If
we
unite
in
our
demands
and
positively
rerusc
In
support
any
parly
that
does
not
deliver
the
goods
locally,
we
shall
make
headway.
-
Why
Did
He
Do
It
And
Who
Is
Behind
It?
'
it?
S
fi'V-
wri,e.nl
nr,ic,e
anf
inspired
him
lo
do
1
,v.S
?-
.m.mn"
fl"fin
-l.en
Hie
editor
make.
an
thing
winch
i
i
looks
hke
n
new
pronouncement.
It
seem's
to
en
er
he
m
nil
nf
rmvnnn
n,.i
....
...
...
never
.e
Him
iriiiiis
uie
eniinr
sized
,,
.
.
,.
Ihings
up
for
h.mself
and
came
lo
a
conclusion;
Somelinies
this
W
1
T
,
.
.,"
!'
mnrc
ori,,n
it
turns
themi
down,
mere
-
nas
to
lie
a
ilermile
me
nf
policy
hewn
out
consistency
as
desirable.
'
seems
n
nn
t.
lo
lorn
lis
from
n
tl
ut
.:""""
-
iimuence-
.
..
.
'""""'i
Miiiry
unless
u
can
be
.,
.
Shown
that
ll.e
policvMs
not
good
f
fir
Prince.
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
"The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agents
For:
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
8uit
Purchasers.
Phone
Blue
81,
SMITHERS
HAD
!
CHURCH
PICNIC
i
Anglican
Pastor
Proves
Hsro
of
the
Day
In
Rescuing
Young
Boy
From
Lake
Kalhlyn
SMITHKHS.
July
i;.
There
was
a
larsro
ntleudance
of
parents
anil
rhiMren
at
the
annual
picnic
put
on
by
Hie
churches
of
the
town
on
l'liiiri!ny
last.
Lake
Katlilyn,
the
value
of
which
as
a
siiiiuimt
resort
is
fast
heins
realizetl.
was
the
scene
f
the
affair
Ami
many
cars
wvrc
kindly
furnished
to
convey
the
crowd
to
and
fro.
The
usual
poxlie
to
he
found
lit.
picnic
were
on
hand
and
th
oimsslers
put
forth
every
effort
In
avoid
taliinp
anything
bark,
(anii-s
and
snorts
were
imlliliml
in
to
the
enjoyment
of
all
while,
needless
in
say,
swinvnjng
and
i.alhin?
heli)
first
place.
While
all
were
busily
enpaped
in
various
ways
it
aimnr
I
ti.it
some
children
went
playing
on
the
-wharf
and.
in
the
exuberant
e
of
childish
delieht,
one
little
Kirl
teciilently
piishe
a
boy,
Itaar-
nvau
h.nulson.
into
the
"water.
tn-fortunalely
Haarmun
rniihln'l
swim
bul
Itev.
It.
K.
V.
HbliMl
lllicklv
siZPil
II
tl
"Mm
silnullnn
and,
wilhoul
divestin?
himself
of
any
rioiiiin?,
piiiiieil
into
the
lake
and
reseuwl
the
lad
who.
nut.'
siilc
of
fright,
was
none
Hie
worse
for
his
smlilen
immersion.
His
icsciier
was
forced
to
"remain
in
the
shade"
while
his
rlnthins-
wa
bring
dried.
LAUNCH
MYFAWNWY
j
IS
SOLD
LOCALLY
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
Pur
chases
Provincial
Police
Patrol
Boat
The
launch
Myfawnwy,
which
for
several
years
has
been
used
by
Ihi'
provincial
police
for
patrol
work
in
this
diclncl,
has
heen
sold
lo
the
Prince
rtupert
Boat
House.
Another
boat
is
beinir'se-
eured
for
police
work.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS.-
IF
you
would
he
in
the
swim
jt's
a
good
idea
lo
lake
a
bathing
suit
along.
II
a
runny
thing
that
the
girls
with
arlirieial
comnlexinns
can
i
swim.
HUT
those
who
do
swim
nro
duly
thankful.
4
TIIK
success
or
a
picnic
Is
or.
ten
gauged
by
the
numher
nf
emptor
hollies
leH
in
the
hush.
SOME
men
em
particularly
girted
ror
making
rools
or
them
selves
without
being
a
memher
or
a
fool's
union.
IIKAW.INi:
read
"Millions
of
dollars
fall
in
rains."
Hope
the
next
shower
we
gel
will
be
of
thai
varteljr.
MOTOR
boating
would
perhaps
.e
a
real
pleasure.
then
COMPETITIONS
in
making
clam
chowders
i
the
latest
euro
mer
sport.
The
chief
ingredient
Is
a
lin
ii
id
called
cascade
ac
cording
to
the
latest
receipt
to
hand.
THE
salutation
or
(he
hour
is
'Have
you
clam
chowdered?'"
A
0001)
idea
ror
motor
boat
owners
with
leaky
dinghys
Is
to
draw
the
shore
towards
the
boat
when
landing
instead
or
fryinsr
to
reach
the
shore
wllh
a
match
box
sort
or
arrangement.
i
Ten
Years
Ago
i
In
Prlnc
Rupert
July
18,
1913.
A
rishing
contest
started
by
Fred
Slork
closed
yesterday.
The
winners
were
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Yoge,
each
of
whom
received
rods
as
(rophies.
The
new
provincial
govern
ment
court
house
is
Hearing
completion
and
will
be.
ready
for
occupation
by
Hie
limn
the
Fall
.sstzes
sits
in
8e7l.eniher.
-
Pearl
Legale.
daiiEhler
nf
Older
Legale
or
I'orf
Tiimpson,
died
at
tha
week
end
at
Tucki
Inlet
cannery.
THI
TOIUT
PfEWB
-
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday.
Alice
Itrady
ih
'Anna
Ascends."
'
Ton
n
e
rv
i
1
1
e
Aunedy,
Tf
i
n-erville.
Ill
lie"
Path
junt'ew.
Wednesday
ami
Thursday.
Prisctlla
Dan
in
"Under
Two
Flairs."
Otilury
Homed.
"Farm
.
FoUirsM
fealurin?
Jack
Homier
an.
I
the
iVnliirv
'
'
Ilcauties.
n
-.
i
...
,
ii.iiiir-i-i.
huh
us
LTimin
in
niinu.
;
WAITRESS'
ROMANCE
Friday
.md
Saturday
and
!
Saturday
Maliuee.
Slronghcart,
I
he
wonder
loar
in
"Hrawn
of
the
Norlh."
Hoinedy
"Rmke."
Fov
News
(Saxctte.
Alice
IS
ANNA
ASCENDS"
Brady
Has
Dramatic
In
New
Photoplay
lari.y
was
Heightened
by
its
pre-
STRONGHEART
IS
THE
s.-.ua,.n,i
nn
ir.e
siage
i,y
many
rennwned
.
artists,
...
including
.
nOWnCDnil
WONDERFUL
DOG
nnr
IN
IM
til
W
i
nianciie
iiaies.
.miw
n
in.
,,Pn
;
made
inln
a
picture
by
the
Ini-
versal
iilm
Co.
and
will
seen
here
Wednesday
ul
Flahts
With
Wolvat
and
Sa
Weslholme
Theatre,
t'riscilla
Iean,
than
whom
Iberc
Is
no
more
magnetic
rigure
on
Ihe
screen,
breathes
llje
fire
of
bee
lynauuc
personality,
inlo
the
role
of
Oiifarelte.
idol
nf
a
French
regimenl
at
Algiers.'
There
are
street
scenes
It
Under
Two
Flags"
Oral,
give
i
true
insight
rtf
Hi,
llfn
or
the
masses
In
this
French
orovince
or
Xnrlhern
Africa.
The
military
pomp
of
an
army
post
is
accurately
presented.
And
the
oppressive
luxury
surrounding
the
pamnered
beaut
Ica
nf
n
sheik'
harem
add
oictiiresnue
color
to
this
dramalic
film,
Mrs.
.1.
(i.
Sleen
is
leaving
on
lonigbl's
train
for
Lake
Kalhtvn
where
she
will
spend
a
week
or
so
visiting
with
Mr.
Olor
Han.
sen
al
the
bitter's
.summer
home.
Role
One
would
hardly
expect
In
find
thrilliur
romance
as
a
wail
-
ress
in
a
ciTee
hoiie;
hut
Alien
,1
i..
i
.....
.
.
..
in
iniy
mifs
hi
.nua
.cei.
hnr
new
inclnre
coming
this
exenlng.
This
pholniday
i
a
screen
er
sionof'lhe
well
known
slag
play
of
the
same
name,
in
which
.Mi
Itrady
scored
lieaxily
in
New
York
several
years
ago.
e
.
.
..
.I
.
i.n
i.
.miiiu
.srriiiis
is
hip
slorv
nf
n
vrhiti
crfpl
tvln.
i...........
i..
ii.
i.
i
....
.
;
i
i"ui"
iii
mi
ciMimry
aim
kis
a
job
as
a
waitress
in
a
coffee
house
In
.New
York.
She
,ha
a
little
dictionary,
which
she
slud-,les
at
every
iinporlunilv.
When
'
Howard
"isk,
son
or
a'
wealthy'
I
IU.U-.J
rn
i.n.
..t.l.liuI.A
n
.......
..
I..
.......
-
iii-
siiin-r
iiiiiiii
('he
restaurant
to
rundown
a
Hp
mfc
-
pii.ii
j
i
-
iri
iii
.iiiii.i
nr"
iii"-
UNUfeK
1
Wfl
FI
ACS
i"g
snutyirled
inlo
the
t
n.le,
Famous
Oulda
Eolc
ts
Filmed
and
Is
Popular
as
the
Novel
'.Under
Two'
Flaws"
is
one
of
Hie
few.
reallv
erent
slorios.
A
be
enfe
immortal,
a
Iracredv
siihlime,
"Under
Two
Flags"
kaplured
the
heart
of
the
world
when
ft
came
as
a
novel
from
i
"
,r'""
'
-'""'i"l'i-.
III
nivrnnr
nrnr
111
flLlUnC.
nEfAC.
ernmes
jr
really
Interested
nil
i.i...
iniii.
g
The
jewels
are
smuggled
inlo
Hie
country'
in
.i
enffee
shipment
and
exciting
action
follows
for
Anna
and
Howard
when
Hi"
formr
discovers
thai
the
gem
are
lifdib'n
in
Hn
couc.
In
a
struggled
with
a
crooked
baron.
Anna
tab
him
with
a
knife.
The
dramatic
restitution
she
at.
leinpts
In
make
far
this
provides
the
pen
of
Onida
(Louise
da
I.a
n
'"nvinfr
nppeal.
BRAWN
OF
THE
NORTH
Infant
In
Picture
Shown
at
Week-end
Hrawn
of
the
North'"
the
fuck-end
otrcring
here,
tells
a
llhrilling
story
wherein
Strong,
i
heart
plays
the
pari
of
Hrawn.
a
I
dog
owned
by
Marion
Wells.
'Marion
lakes
him
with
her
when
;shi
gns
into
Ihe
north
country
In
aid
her
brother
and
Hanre
!
develop
a
mine.
The
fiance
has
exposed
himself
as
a
dissolute
!
rascal
and
his
cruelly
In
Itrnw
i
leads
In
a
right
nn
Ihe
(rail
in
which
the
hrollnr
i
killed
am
I
I
he
fiance
escapes
the
vengeance
jor
Hrawn
by
apparently
drown
tng
an
icy
stream.
In
seeking
help,
Marion
meels
I'eler
One.
Then
follow
a
perio.
of
happiness
as
they
spend
honeymoon
iu
the
wilds
and
ror
nine
crowns
iheir
efforts.
The
wolves
or
the
country
drive
Ihem
hack
toward
civilization
and
their
sled
dogs
run
away
carry
i
.
i
.
.
.
ing
ineir
natiy
with
lliem.
Hrawn
gnes
In
Ihe
rescue
and
then
bil
lows
'action
as
thrilling
as
was
ever
put
inln
a
motion'
picture.
In
the
picture
Slrnmrhearl
is
n
i
lug
of
almost
dual
personality
in
one
.flash
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