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98
88
Monday,
Sep.
15,
1924.
Despatches
today
tell
of
the
stopping
of
William
Jeunings
Bryan
by
the
Sheriff
and-
the
search
of
his
car
where
mineral
waters
were
found.
Apparently
they
play
politics
to
the
limit
in
that
country.
It
would
seem
as
if
someone
knew
there
were
bottles
in
Bryan's
car
and
informed
of
it.
The
sheriff
was
told
about
it
and
the
result
was
a
little
more
free
advertising
for
the
free
silver
and
no
booze
Nebraskan.
K
they
could
have
caught
the
politician
with
a.
bottle
of
the
real
stuff'
aboard,
they
would
have
had
something
to
talk
about
on
the
stump.
Gold
Strike
On
Stlkine
River.
A
second
reference
to
a
gold
strike
on
the
Stikine
River
is
made
today,
in
despatches
from
Wraiigell.
Apparently
there
is
likely
to
be
a
good
deal
of
mining
activity
in
the
Stikine
district
of
British
Columbia
and
by
next
spring'
probably
more
will
be
known
about
the
country
from
the
mining
vfewpoint.
Why
Not
Exhibit
From
Alaska
At
Fair.
Now
that
the
Alaska
people,
have
commenced
coming
to
the
fair
why
not
try
to
secure
an
exhibit
from
Alaska
for
the
fair
next
year.
If
they
were
represented
in
the
mining,
the
agricultural
or
any
other
sections
it.
'would
be
worth
while.
There
is
no
good
reason
why
the
entente
which
has
commenced
so
wen
siioum
noi
be
extended
and
each
.town
take
part
in
the
activities
of
the
othrri"'espectiveM)fujatiouaUtOiindary..liues.
.,,
Lighter
Than
Air
Machines
Not
Yet.
Lighter
than
air
machines
have
not
so
far
proved
much
of
a
success
in
connection
wilh
the
progress
of
aviation
The
airplane
has
far
oulslripped
the
other
type
just
as
the
gas
automobile
has
superseded
the
electric
What
(he
future
will
show-no
one
can
well
prophesy
but
it
seems
likely
that
the
heavier
than
air
types
will
prevail
as
being
easier
to
handle,
les
expensive
and
saferthan
the
other.
Vancouver
Holds
Up
Government.
It
ooks
as
if
Vancouver
was.holding
up
the
government
in
the
matter
of
the
Capilano
timber
reserves.
The
minister
of
ands,
according
to
press
reports,
proposed
to
sell
on
behalf
of
the
government
a
small
parcel
of
timber
land
in
the
reserve
To
this
objection
was
taken
by
three
Vancouver
members
including
Charles
Woodward,
senior
member
for
that
city,
who
has
handed
m
his
resignation
but
may
yet
withdraw
it
The
Vancouver
members
know
that
the
government
cannot
gel
on
without
their
support
and
that
if
thpv
inei
n
m,,
.,
resign.
The
result
is
that
they
are-
placing
a
gun
at
the
head
of
The
present
Vancouver
situation
Is
one
of
the
weak
points
in
the
denmcralic
system
of
government,
as
we
have
it
i
,
country.
If
the
government
"has
but
a
small
majority,
anv
small
section
of
that
majority
is
i
a
position
to
hold
up
the
government
for
special
favors.
It
has
been
done
in
,
the
pasfaKill
be
done
again
as
long
as
the
present
system
is
in
force
Flies
mk
and
other
houachold
Inareta
Harmlcaa
to
human
and
anb
mala.
Pleaaant
odo.
Wool
atalo.
Mad
by
W,
R.
Baty
&
c.
Ltd.
Vancouver,
B.
C.
MANY
TURNED
OUT
TO
FAREWELL
ANYOX
PEOPLE
LAST
NIGHT
Members
of
the"
pajr
noarfjf
uic
ioomaii
association,
the
Car
nivai
yu;eii
party
and
frien.l
generally
turned
out
last
night
to
farewell
the
Anyox
football
learn
anil
Miss
Oladys
Dodd.
the
maid-oMionor
from,
(he
smelter
mwii
wnen
tney
ailod
on
the
Cardena
last
night
on
their
re.
mm
north,
'the
local
people
rode
on
the
vessel
to
the
Cold
Storage
wharf
where
a
dance
was
held
wmie
ine
steamer
was
discharg.
"k
iihriii.
j'jper
Dewar
of
uiyox
lumished
the
music.
At
Your
Grocer's
Select
ELECTRIC
BREAD
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Code
of
the
Sea.
Comedy:
"Oirls
will
be
Uirls."
x
,
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Norma
Talmadge
in
"The
Song
of
Love"
Comedy
Cartoon
"Felix
the
(ihost
Breaker."
Fun
from
the
Press.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Thundering
Dawiu"
Onlury
Comedy
"Hit
'em
Hard."
Fox
News
Gazette.
TALE
OF
THE
SEA
AT
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Picture
Shows
Storm
and
Light
ship,
and
Tells
Wonderful
Story
The
story
"Code
of
the
Sea"
i
an
original
for
the
screen
b;
Hyrnn
Morgan,
author
of
many
of
Wally
iteid's
automobile
suc
cesses.
Heriram
.Millhauser
made
the
adaptation.
'
In
the
picture,
I.
a
Hocque
has
the
role
of
Hruce
McIow,
first
mate
on
the
lightship
Harrier
Reef.
One
night
a
great
storm
conies
up,
and
the
yacht
.eroid,
on
which
is
Jenny
Hayden,
Mc
How's
sweetheart,
goes
on
the
rocks
and
is
breaking
up
fast.
At
the
same
lime
the
passenger
steamer
Northern,
Capt.
Hayden
is
trying
to
make
port
with
three
hundred
passengers.
A
wireless
message
from
the
steamer
or
der
McDow
to
remain
at
his
sla.
(ion
so
the
Northern
can
clear
the
reef
in
safely.
The
,
lightship
springs
one
of
her
forward
chains,
but
.McDow
orders
his
men
to
ride
it
out
un
til
they
break
loose.
He
put
ou!
to
the
Nero
id
in
a
small
boat
picking
up
a
lifeline,
which
has
been
shot
out
from
a
shore
sta
lion
and
fallen
short.
He
just
about
makes
the
Neroid
in
time
sees
all
on
board
taken
safely
ashore
in
the
breeches
buoy
for
the
frail
craft
disappears
beneath
the
waves
with
the
cap
tain
and
himself
aboard.
Is
that
the
end
of
him?
LURE
OF
TROPICS
IN
THUNDERING
DAWN
Unending
Series
of
Thrills
In
Story
Shown
Here
at
the
Week
End
An
unendinsr
series
of
thrilling
situations
gripped
the
life
of
Jack
Slandish,
virile
young
Yankee
fugitive
from
society
in
a
remote
Javanese
port.
Strong
drink
and
fascinating
tropical
women
swift
ly
made
an
outcast
of
him.
The
financee
he
had
left
be
hind
sensed
his
danger
and
bur
ried
lo
him
with
her
love,
only
to
discover
that
another
woman,
creature
of
the
Javanese
cabarets
has
claimed
him
in
mad
infatua
tion.
Withjieroic
self
sacrifice
she
pitied
her
heart
against
the
wiles
of
the
tropics.
Itiskin?
all,
even
her
honor
in
a.
struggle
lo
win
her
mate
diack
to
.sanity
nnl
civil
Ua'lipri;
she
daily
saw
him
succumbing
more
jnd
more,
lo
the
languid
lure
of-
the
lotus
ealers.
then
came
the
wralh
or
the
typhoon
the
demoniacal
wind
storm
that
breathes
destruction
through
the
tropics.
-
Trees,
houses,
people,
whole
villages
were
caught
in
its
vortex."
And
with
the
typhoon
came
the
most
dreaded
of
all
nature's
catastro
phes
Hie
tidal
waves.
Jn
the
mad
rush
of
swirling
waiers,
the
whole
earth
seemed
to
be
doomed.
In
its
midst,
a
man
feebly
struggled
for
breath
and
safety,
nnd
a
slim
girl
sting
gled
too,
for
the
life
or
a
wastrel
hardly
worth
(he
saving.
In
this
cataclysm
of
human
emotions
ami
elemental
fury
iH
enacted
the
most
dramatic
scene
of
adven
lurous
love
ever
shown
on
Hie
screen.
It
is
the
climax
of
"Thundering
Dawn,"
showing
here
at
flie
week
end.
James
Jackson,
Indian,
was
fined
$10
in
Hie
city
police
court
this
morning
for
intoxication.
The
Chinese
gambling
cases
in
the
city
police
court
have
been
adjourned
until
Wednesday.
j
I'at
Spence.
Indian,
charged
with
Intoxication,
was
dismissed!
in
the
city
jtolice
court
this
morning.
TEE
DATLY
NEWS
Monday,
Seplemhe
r
t:
1
.
Always
fh
same-
THE
BEST
x
You
are
cordially
invited
lo
visit
our
Hoolh
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
Main
Floor;.
Free
Coupons
in
every
tin
entitling
you
to
beautiful
China
Cups
and
Saucers.
ASK
FOR
"SUPREME."
LARGE
ATTENDANCE
AT
NATIVE
BURIAL
Mrs.
Emily
Deelgren,
Who
Died
at
Inverness
on
September
12,
Was
Interred
Here
There
was
a
very
large
attendance
oT
Massell
Indians
at
the
funeral
of
(lie
late
Mrs.
Kniily
Deelgren
which
took
place
on
Saturday
mosning
at
IF
o'clock
from
the
H.C.
Undertakers'"
Parlors
to
Fairview
Cemetery,
Rev.
W.
F.
Rushhrook
ollicialed
wilh
Alfred
Adams
assisting.
Deceased,
who
was
the
wife
of
(JUnner
Deelgren
and
who
died
at
Inverness
on
September
12
was
a
well
known
"resident
or
Massed.
Among
others
there
were
riowers
rrom
the
stall
jjf
the
Inverness
Cannery
and'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
(i.
Johnston.
OAK
BAY
LOTS
WERE
NOT
IN
DEMAND
AT
RECENT
TAX
SALE
VICTORIA,
Sept.
15.
Out
ot
D8
parcels
or
land
offered
for
.sale
in
the
Oak
Hay
municipality
only
five
lots
were
sold
at
the
recent
tax
sale
but
I
lie
clerk
reports
several
more
are
likely
to
be
sold.
To
accommodate
these
an
adjournment
of
the
sale
was
taken.
Miich
of
(he
land
nfrered
ror
sale
was
on
good
streets
with
sewer
and
water.
FASHIONS
&
FOIBLES
by
Shirley
Sharon
.',..T..T,
BUTTE
RICK
5333
Since
ttie
advent
of
the
motor
and
the
tnovtes,
there
are
no
longer
any
plain
country
women
and
even
gingham
dresses
are
cut
on
smart
lines.
d
What
might
be
tailed
gublim&ted
glne-htm
drew
has
a
mart
version
of
the
new
side
dosing
and
a
alceve
that
might
t
considered
modest
whichever
way
you
tale
it.
The
frock
is
cut
on
the
straight,
?Hlnti.y
lh
PrcSCT
Mwurtte
Dresses
of
this
type
urc
worn
fairiy
short
and
raost
women
prefer
tbe
short
sleeve
lor
it
is
cool,
comfortable
and
takes
vew
little
matenal
For
out
of
town
thete
eressei
are
made
of
(rlngham,
chambray,
aolt
linen
or
linen
finished
cottons.
Pun-gee
Is
very
nice
for
the
city,
o
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
n
1
I
MAX
IN
MOON
TO
ETA
F.TAO
E
f
t.
vfe
H?1
is
f
IS
A
tar.
most
annoying
thing
about
this
bobbed
hnir
craze
is
to
find
something
to
take
the
place
cf
hairpins
for
cleaning
the
pipe.
1.
ANOTHER
thing
the
wife
does
uol
like
is
not
beitig
able
to
tell
that
it
is
n
woman
s
hair
on
hubby's
coat.
"
1
-
,
ONE
thing
about
being
rich,
you
do
not
hale
rich
people.
v
-
-
SOME
day,
I
suppose
our
pos-lerity,
if
we
have
any.
will
look
nark
and
lalk
of
the
good
old
limes,
meaning
1024.
.1
in-.iit.
s
one
thing
auom
ine
modern
girl.
She
does
not
gig-
ale
all
the
time.
She
is
likelic
lo
look
you
in
tho
eye
and
re
mark:
cut
the
rough
suni
or
you
get
I
tie
gate."
IT
is
said
that
no
gill
should
leach
school
more
than
three
years
in
one
town.
If
she
can't
get
a
husband
in
that
time
it
is
belter
lo
try
the
next.
ONE
ot
the
signs
fit
Ihe
lime's
is
that
Prince
Rupert
people
are
beginning
to
come
back.
That's
where
they
differ
Trotn
Carpen-tier.
,
THE
air
is
over
and
we
are
still
alive
Thank
heaven!
SHEIKS
DIRTY
AND
NOT
PROUD
Norma
Talmadge
Tells
or
Experiences
Among
Them
When
Travelling
In
Algeria
SCRAMBLED
FOR
MONEY
Hefore,
starting
work
in
"The
Song
of
Love,"
Norma
Talmadge
-ays
it
struck
here
that
it
would
be
a
very
good
thing
to
see
some
of
the
places
where
the
action
of
Ihe
story
look
place,
'and
it
also
iircurred
lo
her
that
it
Would,
be
a
very
good
Ihing
lo
look
at
the
original
Onrdcn
of
Allah.
She
says
:
"II
was
a
wonderful
rip
strange,
colorful
and
never
lo
be
forgotten.
We
ba
t
already
been
nn
n
motor
trip
through
rSermSiny
and
France,
nnd
.we
were
all
pretty
tired
out,
so
my
mother
and
my
sister
Constance
struck
when
wo
got
to
the
Sahara.
They
couldn't
seem
lo.
hftar
the
call
of
the
desert.
'I'hererore
I
went
on
alone
out
over
Ihe
famous
world-old
caravan
routes
with
my
husband
;ind
.John
Considine.
We
went
first
to
Algiers,
which
is
interesting
but
nrelly
well
tourist-ridden.
From
there
we
look
a
funny,
jer;ky.
smelly
French
government
train
lo
Con-
slantine.
Then
we
motored
south
lo
Ilalnn
nnd
(hen
to
Iijskra.
Near
Hiskra
are
Ihe
murvelloiis
gardens
now
known
10
everyone
as
Ihe
riarden
of
Allnh.
Ifis
a
.marvellously
beautiful
place,
At-Hiskra,
my
husband
look
ni"
into
a
native
dance
hall,
wheroJ
we
saw
the
Hrsl
of
Ihe
sheiks
The
Dancing
Girls
It
was
very
queer
nnd
rather
creepy.
There
was
n
sort
of
vaudeville
show
with
dancing
girls
who
appeared
on
a
lllllo
platform
whil"
Ihe
audience
sal
squalled
around
on
Ihe
floor
smoking
hookas
and
.
drinking
Ihii'k
sweltish
Tilrklsh
corfce.
II
was
just
like
the
scenes
that
Robert
llicbens
describes.
The
tobacco
smoke
was
so
thick
you
could
cut
il
wilh
a
knife
and
(he
plare
smelled
as
though
n
Chineso
family
had
Just
moved
out.
.The
Arnbian
bouris,
I
shall
have
lo
confess,
were
not
up
to
Ihe
advertising.
In
fnct,
most
or
Ibem
were
not
Arabian
anyway.
The
majority
of
Ihe
dnncing
girls
were
either
Spanish
or
Jewish
nnd
were
Ihe
only
unveiled
women
dial
we
saw.
'One
or
Iwn
of
Ibem'.
were
really
lovely,
but
Ihe
rest
wouldn't
get
very
rar
in
a
movie
lest.
Bored
and
Languid
'
The
dancing
was
nnlhing
like
Ihe
wild,
hectic
Arabian
dancing
Ihal
I
liad
"heard
about.
In
fad.
yoircoubl
hardly
call
il
dancing
at
all.
All
the
girls
did
Vas
lo
gel
up
before
(be
audience
one
nt
a
lime
nnd
wave
their
scarfs
or
handkerchiefs
around,
in
a
lazy,
bored
way.
Once
in
a
while
they
shook
their
shoulder!)
and
.Swift
fingers,
keen
mind,
and
nourishing
Kellogg's
just
naturally
go
together.
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and
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to
digest
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far
better
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mad
a
few
gestures
wilh
(heir
arms.
To
loll
Hie
truth
lhey
looked
bored
to
death.
In
Ibis
regard
they
had
nothing
on
tho
audi
ence.
The
rcnl
sheik
doesn't
appear
to
be
an
animated
character.
While
Ihe
girls
were
dancing
Ihe
men
hardly
looked
at
Ibem.
but
sat
nrounud
like,
lumps
of
lend,
only
their
black
piercing
eyes
showing
any
signs
or
human
animation.
Most
or
theni
were
dirty
and
unattractive.
There
was
only
one
Valentino
nnYong
Ibem.
llo
was
really
gorgeous
but
disdainful.
Scramblod
For
Money
The
only
time
Hint
tho
place
roused
lo
anylhing
approximating
life
was
when
my
husband
tactfully
deposited"
some
good
American
coins
as
a
little
tribute
ot
our
appreciation.
The
proud
sheiks
pf
the
desert
did
not
disdain
to
lake
pari
in
the
wild
scramble.
liven
Iho
Valenlino
one
unbent
nnd
Joined
the
scramble.
The
nexl
day
we
saw
most
ot
Iho
same
dancing
girls
squalling
oul
in
front
of
their
little
houses
iu
Ihe
narrow'
nncionl
street
ft.
j
It
suggested
the
notorious!
Voshiwara
of
Japan,
and
I
fell
:
Hint
Ihe
chaste
damsels
ot
Ihe
deserl
were
in
need
.of
some
kind
or
nn
Algerian
Will
Hays
to
walch
over
their
morals.
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