PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tuesday
Only,
7
and
9
p.m.
A
Couple
of
Down
and
Outs
A
memory
of
yesterday
thai
will
help
us
face
tomorrow.
Not
u
war
play,
it
is
the
most
human
portrayal
of
present
day
conditions
ever
filmed.
So
immense
that
it
will
make
you
gasp.
So
beautiful
that
it
will
chain
you
to
your
chair.
It's
love
story
is
so
intense,
so
real,
so
human
that
it
will
seem
as
near
and
as
dear
ns
your
own
romance.
The
drama
different
with
entirely
new
features.
Capt.
Ilex
Davis,
M.C.
and
Miss
Kdna
Best,
the
talented
young
actress,
so
well
known
on
the
legitimate
stage,
fill
the
leading
purls,
supported
liy
a
large"
and
capable
company.
Scenes
laid
in
London,
England.
'The
New
Leather
Pushers"
(Round
No.
5)
"Swing
Bad,
The
Sailor."
International
News.
Admission
35c
and
10c.
Dainty
Dorothy
Would
mention
Our
real
courteous
attention
Rolialde
work,
fair
profits
and
prompt
service
is
what
you
may
expect
to
get
at
this
shop
We
are
experienced
and
properly
equipped.
Phone
us
lo
call
for
your
garments.
If
you
want
to-confer
with
us
about
cleaning
our
advice
is
always
at
your
command.
Our
rapid
cleaning
and
pressing
for
men
is
popular
priced.
PRINCER.UPERT
I
Save
Your
Pennies
Spend
your
money
where
il
goes
the
farthest.
-
You
can
always
get
it
at
the
Economy
Market.
We
keep
the
host
of
Fresh
Meat,
choice
.Oroccies
and
Dry
doods.
Special
allenlion
given
h
outside
orders.'
E
C0
STORE
i
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
84
Or
Write
P.O.
Dox
575.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
STRANGE
MUSIC
HEARD
VICINITY
SPIRIT
LAKEi
TACOMA,
Washington.
Oct.
13
Accounts
or
si
range
music
coining
out
of
space
in
Hie
vicinity
of
Spirit
Lake
and
Mount
St.
Helena
have
been
received
bore
recently.
Alhcrl
Weiss,
who
had
business
in
the
Spirit
Lake
region
in
connection
with
mining
claims,
asserted
that
lie
heard
the
music
which
included
airs
from
some
of
the
operas.
Weiss's
story
was
not
taken
seriously
until
August
Five,
superintendent
of
a
Ta-
-
.
i
.
.
l
.
.
.
coma
foundry,
wno
nan
never
met
Weiss,
reported
the
same!
thing.
Hotli
men
said
Hie
music
i
was
beard
between
it
and
11
o
-
clock
at
night.
The
(ale
has
led
to
the
supposition
that
radio
waves
from
broadcasting
slnlion
have
heen
picked
up
by
ledges
of
minerals
in
that
wild
region,
and
reflect
-
WALK
DOWNSTAIRS
AND
Save
Money
.
ARRIVING
MONDAY.
1
CARLOAD
OF
FEED.
See
us
for
prices
on
fol
lowing
lines:
No.
i
Feed
Wheat.
Shorts,
best
quality.
Jtran,
best
quality.
Ogilvic
Scratch
Feed.
.is
Ogilvic
F.gg
Mash.
Oat
Chop.
Feed
Oats,
No.
I.
'
Harley
Chop.
,
Cracked
Corn.
!
Screenings.
h
Oyster
Shell.
;
i
RupertTableSupply
i
Three
Phones.
Qiotfn.
212
SUGAR
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
ONLY.
We
Will
Sell
3
lbs.
Granulated
Sugar
for
25c
0
lbs.
limit
to
one
customer,
and
with
meat
orders
only.
Sliced
Pineapple,
large
tins.
each
20c
Campbell's
Pork
and
Deans.
large
tins,
3
for
...
50c
Victoria
Cross
Cocoa,
5
lbs.
for
60c
Large
Prunes,
5
lbs.
for
75o
Everyone
realizes
that
the
Farmers'
Market
can
sell
for
less.
Why?
Decause
our
expenses
are
the
lowest
in
town
and
you
gel
the
benefit.
Quality
Guaranteed.
Dry
Salt
Pork
Hacks,
per
lb
25c
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428
J
PREFER
WORK
TO
FORMER
LIVES
OF
17
ACT
AXin
IIIYIIDV
CAjL
AINU
LUAUIU
BERLIN,
October
13.
The
last
ten
years
in
Oermany
lias
de-
prived
many
a
prince
of
his
in-
come,
and
sent
him
out
lo
make
a
livinir
alontr
with
Ihe
rest
of
the
world.
Nol
a
few
of
the
no-
liilily,
particularly
among
the
'younger
generation,
have
sail
they
were
happier
and
more
con-
tented
willi
lire
generally
sine
show
he
is
lawfully
in
the
coun-Ihey
went
lo
wink
than
lliey.lry
is
subject
lo
deportation,
were
when
they
had
nothing
to
Representative
Johnson
said
do
but
count
their
income
and
1
look
for
thrills
in
sports,
so-
j-ifty
or
military
manoeuvres.
LIQUOR
VOTE
IN
ONTARIO
Dlnklrnll.
I
n
K
a
Tali.n
ri
O
r
'
bcr
23
on
Possible
Government
Control
TOHONTO,
Oct.
13.
(Hy
Can-,
adian
Press
.
Ontario
is
in
the
throes
of
another
battle
over
the
liquor
issue,
Oct.
23
being
the
dale
for
(he
taking
of
tbo
plebiscite
on
question
of
continuance
or
repeal
of
the
present
prohibition
law
known
as
the
Ontario
Temperance
Act
and
the
substitution
of
government
control
of
the
sale
of
spirituous
liquors
for
beverage
purposes.
It
is
a
straight
issue,
between
prohibition
and
government
control,
only
two
questions
being
before
the
olers.
They
are:
1
Are
you
in
favor
of
the
continuance
of
the
Ontario
Temperance
Act?
2
Are
you
in
favor
of
the
sale
ns
a
beverage
of
beer
and
spirituous
liquors
in
sealed
packages
under
government
control?
The
voter
will
place
an
X
after
B
the
question
he
desires
lo
answer
i
in
tbc
affirmative.
A
mark
after
both
questions
will
spoil
the
ballot.
The
questions
seemed
to
call
for
the
answer
"yes"
or
"no"
aflfr
each
and
the
first
in
ilrnfl
of
the
ballot
prepared
contemplated
of
that
form
of
verdict
but
following
a
conference
called
by
Premier
Ferguson
and
al-l"nded
by
reitresenlatives
of
both
"wets"
and
"ilrys,"
it
was
announced
(bat
the
task
ut
the
voter
had
been
reduced
lo
the
mere
placing
of
a
cross
after
one
of
the
questions.
'
What
Result
Will
Call
For
While
there
is
no
guarantee
Dial
the
result
of
the
plebiscite
will
be
the
government's
guide
in
future
legislation
dealing
with
Hie
liquor
question
it
is
generally
il
understood
that
a
majority
for
government
control
will
mean
the
early
repeal
of
the
Ontario
Teni-,
iterance
Acl
which
came
into
er-
feet
by
order-in-roiincil
in
t'JUl
as
a
war
measure.
The
possibility
of
such
a
development,
however,
deciiledlv
uncertain,
in
view
of
the
fact
that
Ontario
has
in
the
jipasl
always
voted
for
more
re-!
striclions
on
the
liquor
traffic
whenever
a
straight
issue
has
been
placed
before
the
people.
The
temperance
people
are
nol
resting
on
past
victories,
though.
but
have
entered
the
present
campaign
with
full
steam
up.
Thousands
of
workers
are
em-!,
ployed
and
hundreds
of
meetings
are
being
held
in
support
of
the
demand
for
continuance
of
the
Prohibition
Act.
The
Moderation
League,
championing
government
control.
is
also
organized
throughout
the
province
and
has
many
speakers
engaged.
The
league
is
strongly
presenting
the
flourishing
of
bootlegging
as
an1
nrgumenl
for
government
control.
IMMIGRATION
TO
THE
STATES
ALMOST
STOPS
Hot
Likely
to
be
any
Relaxation
of
Present
Quota
Law
Says
Congressman
WASIIINOTON,
Oct.
13.
(Hy
Canadian
Press;.
Hcspile
much
complaint
against
the
drastic
nature
of
Hie
new
immigration
law
which
was
passed
by
the
las!
session
of
Congress,
there
is
no
prospect
of
lis
relaxation.
This
is
the
opinion
of
Representative.
Allied
Johnson
of
Hie
stale
or
Washington,
who
is
chairman
or
the
House
Immigration
Committee.
Representative
Johnson
says
.there
is
more
or
less
smuggling
of
immigrants
across
the
Cana
adiau
and
Mexican
borders,
but
he
does
not
think
there
is
any
more
than
usual.
In
fact,
he
be-
llev'!4
smuggling
under
the
new
law
and
with
an
increased
force
of
inspectors
and
agents
along
the
border
has
been
made
more
dillicull.
He
pointed
out
today
'hat
under
the
new
law
Hie
bur
den
of
proof
is
on
a
person
en
lering
the
country
lo
show
be
has
been
lawfully
admitted.
lle1
can
be
apprehended
in
this
country
by
authorities
at
any
time
and
place
and
unless
lie
can
luiniigi'rtlioii
to
this
country
was
now
almost
at
a
standstill.
i
V'lic
Hie
new
uiioia
is
hut
?
Optician
and
Optometrist
YOU
CAN'T
AFFORD
DAD
SIGHT.
WE
FIT
YOUR
EYES
COR
RECTLY.
Carefully
trained,
experi
enced,
registered
optome
trist,
Qualified
by
ex
perience
and
practical
knowledge
of
optometry,
to
render
you
the
very
best
service
possible,
while
our
charges
will
be
found
reasonable
In
every
Instance.
WE
REPLACE
BROKEN
LENSES.
Diamonds,
watohos,
clocks,
silverware,
cut
glass,
Ivory,
genuine
leather
goods,
and
a
largo
stock
nf
umbrellas.
OUR
MOTTO
"Price
and
quality."
Inspection
Invited.
Max
HeilLrcner
Diamond
Spoclallst
per
cent
on
the
basis
of
I
In-
I8iu
census,
Mr.
Johnson
said
this
was
enough.
He
declares
thai
25
years
nice
the
population
the
United
Stales
will
liavo
increased
10,000,000
and
will
be
over
150,000,000
and
he
believes
that
when
(his
fact
is
considered
the
United
Slates
should
go
slowly
in
the
admission
of
largo
numbers
of
immigrants.
He
ex
pects
no
new
imporaul
legislation
on
immigration
the
coining
winter
but
does
expect
new
naturalization
legislation.
AGRICULTURAL
FINANCE
"Are
you
in
favor
of
making
easier
for
the
farmer
lo
lior
row
money?"
"Yes."
answered
Senator
Sorghum.
"
That
can
readily
lie
arranged.
The
hard
purl
of
the
proposition
is
makiiiK
it
easier
for
hint
tfpay
il
back."
GET
IT
AT!
PHONE
586
FRESH
CREAM.
WE
DELIVER.
PORK
PIES
SCOTCH
OAT
CAKES
This
advertisement
is
nol
Liquor
Control
Honrd
Uritish
VESSEL
MAKES
600TH
VOYAGE
Prince
Rupert
Has
Been
Over
Fourteen
Years
In
Coast
Service
and
Has
Steamed
600,000
Miles
Willi
a
record
of
well
over
fourteen
years
of
service
between
here
and
Vancouver
behind
her
and
a
total
mileage
of
000.000
or
considerably
more
Hum
twenty
times
the
distance
around
the
world
in
those
fotir-
c
'ii
years,
C.N.
11.
steamer
I'rince
Rupert
steamed
into
port
Saturday
evening
on
her
six
hundredth
voyage.
After
an
rnsy
31
hour
passage
up
the
.coast
from
Van
couver
which
could
have
been
done
in
considerably
less
lime,
Capf.
Jinny
Neddeu,
who
is
relieving
("apt.
D.
Donald,
Hie
regular
skipper
of
the
vessel.
marked
the
occasion
by
bringing
the
ship
in
at
7
o'clock-
one
hour
ahead
of
time.
In
point
of
service,
I
tit
I'ruire:
llupert
is
the
senior
vessel
of'
Hie
Canadian
National
coast
Heel.
The
Prince
George,
how-ex
er,
exreeds
Hie
Prince
llupert
i
number
of
voyages
for
she
gained
when
the
taller
was
out
of
commission
for
several
months
following
the
wreck
at
Swan
son
Hay
in
Hie
rail
of
l'Ji'0.
First
Arrival
The
Prince
Rupert
which
win
j
built
by
Swan,
Hunter
A
Wighaui;
Uieliait'son
at
Wallsend-ou
Tyne,
arrived
in
Prince
Itupert
for
the
first
lime
on
the
after-j
noon
of
June
IS.
IIMO.
with
Cap!.
'IlnMiev
Johnson
In
command.
The
occasion
was
taken
as
tin
epochal
one
in
the
history
of
this
port
and
many
people
are
si
ill
here
who
will
remember
Hie
demonstration
Hint
look
place
to
'celebrate
il.
The
afternoon
wh
declared
a
half
holiday
by
Mayor
j
Shirk
and
all
the
leading
eiliieu
Unk
part
in
Hie
reception
lo
Capl.
Nicholson,
then
manager
of
(lie
G.T.P.
coast
fleet,
and
Hie
o
Ulcer
of
the
new
ship.
I
tie
whai
f
was
thronged
with
thou
HIGH
CLASS
-GROCERS
KM
time
honored
Bottled
in
bond
under
'
Government
f
published
or
displayed
by
the
or
by
the
Government
of
Columbia.
wi
ill
III
EHbbBd
HeI
jjJ
Monday,
Oclobr
13,
1921
Cash
&
Carry
Specials
Maid
of
Clover
Creamery
Butter
in
Imlk,
:i
lbs
$1.00
Limit
Gibs,
to
each
customer).
Broken
Shellod
Walnuts,
new
stock,
regular
."0c
value
.Special,
40c:
2
lbs.
for
75c
Globe
Brand
Pears,
luUr
price,
2
litis
for
25c
Hatchwav
mi
&
winter
LaaLr
I
7
LaaLI
MHari
rJaaMMMaaHr
SCYCO
OIL
CLOTHING-
Wet
Weather
Garments
For
All
Boys'
Coats,
Htnck
and
()li
sizes
20
lo
2t,
cadi
$4.25
Boys'
Coats,
Hlack
uml
Olive.
size
2l
to
curb
$4.50
Men'a
Coats,
three-quarter
length,
Hlack
only,
W
in
in
each
$5-50
Men's
Coats,
long.
Olive,
size
:M
to
til,
each
$7.00
Men's
Slicker
Suits,
Uu
k
and
Yellow.
:
lo
to,
mm
$6.00
Slicker
Hats,
Hlack
and
Olive
Yellow,
$1.00,
$1.10,
$1.25
Hoys'
Coats
with
bells,
Title
extra.
Turkish
Towels,
extra
heavy
quality,
size
t2x
20.
reg-I5r
each.
Special,
:
for
95c
Cretonnes
and
Chintzes
ut
variety
of
deigu.
reg
j
ir
H
75c
yard.
Special
.
45c
Universal
TEETH!
TEETH!
With
the
Cold
W
rather
omntg
on
now
is
(he
tine
hr;
those
fni.lty
leelh
ixrd.
MODERN
DENTISTRY
LOWEST
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
sands
of
people
and
all
after-1
noon
there
was
a
stream
of
visit-!
ors
lo
inspect
the
interior
or
the
vessel
winch
has
now
become
sol
familiar
lo
the
public.
In
Ihe
evening
a
dance
wa
given
in
the
Mclnlyie
Hall
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
in
honor
of
the
olllccrs
am
passengers.
Enviable
Record
The
Prince
Rupert
ba
always
been
a
popular
lioal
with
the
travelling
iiublic.
In
IU20
she
ihad
a
bad
wreck
near
.Swinion
I
Hay
but
landed
air
her
passen-!
igers
safely,
keeping
tip
the
en-
'viable
record
or
the
company
to
'Ibis
date
ot
never
having
lost
a
passenger
through
mishap
lo
a
vessel.
The
regular
otllcers
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
today
are:
Capl.
ill.
Donald,
Cbier
Olllcer
Dan
Mc-
I
nlllpor
ll.it'iil
I111II1.II,
........
v..
......
lllrrs;
third
olllcer
(iiHliain;
chief
I'ligineer,
W.
I'.
Halllie:
second
engineer,
W.
Iliillanlyue;
third
engineer,
J
.I'ainpblctt;
purser.
.Norman
McLean;
chief
steward,
J.
T.
Aplhorpe;
slewardness,
Miss
Johnson.
Miss
Johnson
has
(he
distinction
of
having
the
longest
service
record
with
the
company
of
any
olllcer
on
Ihe
vessel.
Capl.
Harry
Neddeu
and
Chief
Knglneer
Ab'X
Monro
were
aboard
Hie
Prince
Rupert
on
trip
relieving
Capl.
houald
this
Chief
Knglneer
Halllie.
They
are
allernaling
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his
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