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Sunday,
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UAILY
edition
Monday,
October
C,
1921.
Greet
Prime
Minister
As
Nation's
Head.
Prime
Minister
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
is
the
head
of
the
government
of
Canada
and
as
such
is
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
and
Monday
next.
He
comes
in
his
official
capacity
to
tell
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
about
their
own
business,
the
administration
of
Canada.
That,
it
is
to
be
assumed
will
be
done
in
the
evening.
'
On
Monday
afternoon
there
w'lll
be
a
luncheon
at
which
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
will
give
an
address.
This
will
not
be
of
a
political
nature
and
men
and
women
of
all
shades
of
political
opinion
will
listen
to
one
of
Canada's
scholars
and
orators.
What
the
subject
will
be
lias
not
yet
been
announced.
Forget
Differences
For
Time
Being.
When
there
is
an
election
we
expect
to
differ
and
we
do
so
while
still
remaining
the
best
of
friends.
Just
now
there
is
no
election
in
sight.
In
Jhe
United
States
unde'r
such
conditions
all
turn
out
to
greet
the
President
whm
he
nnv
n
u
head
of
the
nation
for
the
time
being
and
as
such
lie
is
made
Mackenzie
King
is
head
of
the
Canadian
nation
in
reality
although
not
in
name,
lie
it
is
who
has
the
last
say
on
matters
of
policy,
who
chooses
the
other
members
of
the
cabinet
and
has
power
to
dismiss
them
and
is
head
of
the
administration
insofar
as
one
man
can
be
in
a
democracy.
The
governor
is
only
a
formal
head
representing
the
imperial
tie.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
undoubtedly
unite
tp
do
honor
to
the
chief
citizen
of
Canada
as
they
have
done
in
the
past.
The
luncheon
is
being
arranged
by
the
Hoard
oMfraile
and
is
open
to
anyone
who
wishes
to
purchase
a
ticket.
Women
as
well
ns
men
will
be
there
for'today
women-
are
citizens
equally
with
men.
British
Election
Seems
Inevitable.
A
general
election
in
Creat
Britain
seems
inevitable.
Just
now
there
is
a
Labor
government
in
control
but
kept
in
power
through
the
sympathetic
action
of
the
Liberals,
led
by
Right
Hon.
H.
II.
Asquith
with
former
Premier
Lloyd
fieorge
as
his
co-leader.
There
have
been
differences
between
Laborites
and
Liberals
ever
since
the
beginning
and
the
activities
of
the
Labor
party
have
been
somewhat
curbed
through
the
knowledge
that
they
would.be
beaten
if
thev
advanced
t
fin
mtioltlv
V
if
the
climax
had
been
reached
and
the
people
will
be
asked
to
URE
THt
S6N0
0tAltSS
iwnui
uUAKANTCC
THt
STATEMENT
Of
104
PlPEFULS
BUT
WE
BE
UEVtlTTOB!
CORRECT
I
I
Jast.
i
i
liltiiii
in
M
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
i
SAYS:-
ALL
eyes
are
iurned
In
Wash.
inglon
and
New
York
these
dayai
io
watcn
ihe
world
at
play.
in
tilth
is
a
story
of
a
man
being
sent
to
jail
in
the
United
.Males
and
coining
out
drunk.
that
is
a
tribute
to
Mr.
Vol-
si
cad
THERE
has
been
a
problem
afflicting
Hie
human
race
since
I
lie
days
when
I
hey
were
ushered
inio
ihe
workaday
world
from
paradise
and
lold
to
saw
wood.
It
is
how
to
make
ends
meet.
ASPIRATION
and
ncrsniralion
must
be
running
mates,..
if
either
Is
(o
he
successful.
i
nr
v
a
1
i
en
i
ears
go
in
Ptlnce
Rupert
October
6,
1914.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
104
oiotfuk
nf
rpal
smnldn.
for
65?
m
the
new
lb.
fin
of
RITISH
CONSOLS
SMOKING
TOBACCO
ft
-
lit-i.ir'i-m.MfT-i
-
l
w.w
m
mm,m
TITS
DATL7
NET3
tMn"n,fy,
Or.loner
,
1921.
lilfc.
sport
season
for
the
I
autumn
did
not
look
verv
nrom.
ising
in
Ihe
old
country
so
itiev
ate
talking
of
springing
a
gen
eral
election.
IF
there
is
ever
a
baa
mil
mil
'
i
Horse
races
the
'same
should
be
OOllo
Willi
.
elections
Mil..
U
!!
sport
of
kings
and
the
other
of
politicians.
MUCH
anil
the
world
l.nisrlml
with
you:
titter
and
you
litter
alone.
THIS
is
the
age'
of
exnerts
ami
i-rince
Rupert
lias
about
as
mam
as
any
other
place
of
her
size
judging
by
I
lie
talk
on
the
streets.
this
year
are
much
heavier
than
Four
baseball
Icauis'have
been
organized
by
the
HI.
Andrew's
Society
lo
take
part
in
a
series
of
games
thai
is
lo
start
this
week.
The
teams
and
their
cap
tains
are:
Dasies
William
Brown;
Bluebells
Leo
Ives:
Healberbelis,
J.
H.
Kelly;
pan-
sies
W.
A.
Palerson.
ft
t
-ma
t
ami.
.vinnigumerv
brought
un
the,
mailer
of
unemployed
jn
the
eilv
a
I
lfittl
nirrl.l'..
.
?i
u.
.......
iiiiii
n
uiiuiiuii
Hirel
ing
and
urged
that
some
slejis
be
taken
lo
meet
Hip
situation.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
Hoard
of
Works
wilh
power
to
act
The
nel
surplus
of
the
muni
cipal
.
electric
light,
ileparlrnen
lor
me
month
of
August
was
$235.7.
The
telephone
depart-
nieul
surplus
was
8t8.r2.
decide.
It
AVill
He
a
three-cornered
election
and
will
have
UJ
increased
$350,000
so
the
losses
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
(III
do
largely
Inrirelv
vvilli
with
Ilie
the
action
fielinu
rt
of
Ilia
Ihe
iri.ionnm..(
:..
i
.
r.i.:.
.
.
..
1
With
Russia
andnarauteeing
a
jpnn
ta-Uinountry.,
This,
actum
has
to
he
approved.
i;'arliarhe.ht
bef6re.1t
becomes
law
rsifd
this.
.:n
.w.i
i.r.i
:i
win
urn
iic
ihimcj
ii
!eems.
rremier
Hamsay
Macdonald
has
proved
himself
a
strong
nnu
LHji.ioie
leauer
in
many
respects.
lie
has
had
a
difficult
position
to
nil
mil
lie
lias
made
mistakes
and
one
of
these
was
to
accept
gifts
from
wealthy
sympathizers,
one
of
whom
received
a
knighthood
on
the
recommendation
of
the
Macdonald
government
shortly
after
giving
him
an
automobile.
There
aNo
are
complaints
of
interference-with
the
administration
of
justice,
.
King
Speaks
For
His
Advisers.
There
are
still
many
people
who
do
not
quite
understand
the
system
of
government
under
which
we
live.
When
it
is
reported
that
the
King
does
something
officially,
It
means
that
he
does
it
under
the
advice
of
the
Prime
Minister.
He
is
instructed
by
the
Prime
Minister
to
do
a
thing.
He
can
refuse,
but
if
he
does
so
his
Prime
Minister
resigns
and
the
matter
becomes
a
political
question,
something
that
has
not
happened
for
manv
years.
Recently
King
Oeorge
congratulated
Admiral
Field
on
the
success
of
his
Empire
mission
and
the
admiral
was
given
a
higher
title
for
his
services.
The
King
on
that
occasion
did
o
on
theadvice
of
Premier
Macdonald,
head
of
the
Labor
government.
When
the
King
confers
a
knighthood
or
some
other
title
he
doer
so
at
the
request
of
Premier
Macdonald.
All
official
acts
are
nt
the
instigation
of
the
Premier.
If
the
Prince
of
Wales
makes
an
-official
visit
to
this
country
he
does
so
on
the
advice
of
the
same
government
head,
The
present
visit
is
unofficial
and
therefore
probably
has
nothing
to
do
will,
the
government,
although
even
it
may
be
par(
of
the
government
program.
Hie
Prime
Minister
of
the
country
is
supreme
,1s
ionV'as
he
has
the
support
of
the
people.
e
;
LOSSES
ON
ALASKA
RAILWAY
ARE
HEAVIER
THAN
PREVIOUS
YEAR
JL'NH
At',
Oct.
1.
-
According
to
a
statement
given
out
by
the
sec
retary
of
ttie
interior
in
charge
or
the
railroad
at
Anchorage
I
hp
revenue
from:
the
Alaska
Railway
increased
91,00(1
over
that
of
1923.
The
expenses
and
unkeeo
Monday
and
Tuasdav
Mae
Marsh
in
"
Paddy.
the
Next
lies!
Tiling.'
Comedy
Cartoon.
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Nellie
the
Ileaullful
Cloak
Model."
Comedy.
Topics
of
Ihe
ay.
1
Friday
and
Saturday
Colleen
Moore
in
"The
Perfect
Flapper.
Coniy
"Slow
and
Sure.'
Fox
News-(Sazet(p.
MAE
MARSH
HAS
A
STRENUOUS
ROLE
IN
PICTURE
TONIGHT
Mae
.Marsh,
celebrated
Utile
film
slar
has
relumed
In
the
screen
in
the
tide
role
of
Paddy-lhe-
Next
-
Hest
-
Thing.
a
picture
version
of
Gertrude
I'age'js
.
farmus
nove:
and
the
stage!
nlav
'
that
Ai'ak-
'had
a
run
of
three"
years,
a'tj
-'ilie
Savoy
ttiealre:'I.onilon4
t
..1
Whimsical,
capricious,
amus
ing,
and
Irish
from
her
hose
to
her
toes,
this
favorite
of
Ihe
screen,
is
credited
wilh
srivinir
her
very
best
in
this
play..
In
addition
to
her
other
charms
Miss
Marsh
Is
highly
athletic
and
In
"Paddy"
she
runs
almost
a
rairbanksian
gamut
of
physi
cal
activity.
She
rides,
hunts.
Iswirns,
sails
a
boat,
dances,
clambers
over
stone
walls,
leaps
through
windows,
parades
about
In
a
suit
of
medieval
armour,
takes
an
eerie
perch
at
the
tip-
most
lop
of
fhe
mountains
of
O'Mealh,
arid
finally
is
lost
In
a
fog
such
as
Is
known
only
in
Kngland
and
Irela'.id.
and
is
buried
In
her
neck
in
quick-sand.
Since
her
favorite
forms
of
exer
cise
are
swimming
and
horse
back
riding,
she
enjoys
these
parts
In
the
picture,
but
speaks
with
much
less
enthusiasm
of
Ihe
fog
and
bog.
My
role
in
M'addy-lhe-Next-
Uesl
Thing
was
as
strenuous
a
performance
as
ever
I
was
called
upon
lo
(five,"
said
Miss
Marsh
in
a
recent
interview.
"Kven
the
leap
from
Ihe
cliff
In
'The
Hirth
of
a
Nation'
was
no
more
difllcull
than
several
Ihimm
felt
jl
necessary
lo
do
in
'Paddy.
Electric
Creature
I
"This
"Paddy'
-
was
an
electric
I
put
into
the
part
all
the
nervous
force
that
I
have
observed
among
young
women
who
are
so
constituted
ttiat
they
can't
b-slill.
Some
of
the
more
athletic
feats
seriously
alarmed
me,
as
I
never
have
pretended
to
be
much
of
a
genuine
alhlele,
but
they
seemed
to
go
oil
all
rijrl.'."
MELODRAMA
COMING
FOR
MID-WEEK.
NELLIE
THE
BEAUTIFUL
MODEL
"Nellie,
the
beautiful
Model,
'
Ihe
(iohlwyn
feature
coming
lo
the
We-tliolinc
Wednesday,
Is
the
screen
verxion
of
the
famous
Owep
Davis
melodrama
which
enjoyed
a
popular
lun
in
New
York
several
years
ago.
As
a
stage
play
it
is
one
of
the
most
thrilling
pieces
ever
written.
The
tory
moves
swiftly
through
Ihesc
"realistic
sellings.
It
concerns
Ihe
thrilling
adventures
of
the
beautiful
"Nellie,
"
Ihe
daughter
of
wealthy
parents.
who
through
circumstances
has
been
living
under
the
care
of
a
foster
parent,
Thomas.
Lipton.
in
the
Icneuvenl
dislrict
of
New
Vork.Iler
mother
has
Jieciisearch-
mg
for
years
for
her
daugh
ter.
Nellie's
foster
father
becomes
ill
and
Nellie
is
forced
lo
seek
a
girl
Hie
boys
want
rne
to
be,"
as
something
that
will
go
down
in
motion
picture
history
wilh
her
interpretation
of
Pal
Fen-trisn
in
"Flnminir
Vnulh
M
Colloen
wears
sonic
smart
and.
Metropolitan.
Itetrinn
lieantlful
gowns
which
will
de.j
Capital,
Winnipeg
...
light
the
rye
of
Ihe
feminine
Metropolitan.
Winnipeg
pairon,
while
the
party
scenn(
i-.nipres,
Kdniftnlon
will
offer
the
most
blase
movie
xoers
thrills
of
a
new
varielv
The
scenes
taken
within
a
mansion
being:
moved
from
location
are
especially
absorbing
and
show
to
what
extent
motion
nle-
ture
producers
of'loday
will
go
in
order
In
secure
realistic
effects.
In
"Flaming
Youth"
and
'Lilies
of
the
Field."
John
Francis
Dillon
gave
proniioe
of
slill
greater
things
direclorially.
He
fulfills
that
promise
In
"The
Perfect
Flapper."
It
ha
mo-
Imenls
of
tiimrnifieenl
,li-nm.
nn.i
;
...
.
:
...M,,,,.
I.IOUk.
,
rpnr
nf
r
I
ft.
r.
.
1
1
r.
n
....
I.ll.
'
i
iiiiii
j
lltt
and
feeling.
He
seems
In
understand
Colleen
Moore
and
she
responds
io
hlrn
a
a
violin
does
to
n
master's
hand.
"The
Perfect
Mapper'
will
certainly
win
a
jrrcat
rnany
new
admirers
to
Col
teen
s
fold.
MANY
THEATRES
CONTROLLED
BY
CORPORATION
Famous
Player
Have
Large
Hiring
n
Canada
With
Big
"
Seating
Capabfty
employment
in
a
inodlsle
shop,
.MO.VI
HF.AL,
Oct.
0,
-
In
the
not
knowing
that
she
is
heir
tolramous
Players'
chain
of
(he-her
mother's
fortune.
Walter'
"Ires
In
Canada
there
are
nnvi-
Peck,
the
worthless
nephew
of
i
fll
houses
with
total
sentlno-
.
'
Nellie's
mother.
kimwinir
I
Iml
oncll
v
nf
,
-
-
-.
,
-
,
ini
in
terne
is
auve.
iries
o
conv
nee
Cltiues
51
I
hen
re
ennir,.
i.i
me
moiner
uiai
.eiue
will
not
r
anions
(Mayers
and
13
theatre
be
found.
It
is
Peck's
endeavors
to
keep
Nellie
in
obscurity
that
provides
action
and
thrills
for
the
story.
THE
PERFECT
FLAPPER
JAZZ
AGE
PHOTODRAMA
Colleen
Moore
as
"Tomv"
Modern
Qlrl
Excels
Former
Roles
Colleen
Moore
once
again
cor
rals
all
honors
.'.s
Ihe
perfect
Napppr
of
the
screen.
This
tlm,
Ihe
dainty
First
National
slur
wins
the
Jazz
age
weepstakes
in
a
pholodrama
entitled
"The
per
fect
Mapper,"
which
comes
here
at
Ihe
week
end.
The
lillle
lady
of
"Flaming
Vmth"
and
"Painted
People"
simply
"runs
away"
wilh
ihe
n(a-lerlal
given
her
and
it
is
not
saying
loo
much
to
predict
thai
her
characterization
of
,
I
l.mi
renitier.
the
"
...
ftrt
r
a.
.
F
.
.
'
,
.
iimii.i
1
11
iriri
in
ihe
Allen
cha
n.
hi
wi.inh
Famous
Players
Is
Interested
and
wnin.li
it
operates.
A
new
circular
Issued
In
connection
with
a
new
.bond
lne
lists
these
theatre's.
tia
ii.i
Blves
an
excellent
Idea
0f
Ihe
eX.
lent
lo
which
a
business
has
been
made
of
mnvln
entertain
Canada.
The
theatres
are
ns
lne,
follows:
Theatre
and
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