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DAILY
EDITION
TELKWA
Mrs.
Midilleton
of
Quesnel
and'
Miss
A.
Cooks
of
Vancouver
who
have
been
the
quests
of
Mrs.
W.
Cauldwell
for
the
past
few
weeks,
left
on
Friday's
eastbound
train
for
their
homes
Mjss
Helen
Howson
left
at
the
week
end
for
the
coast,
whore
she
will
resume
her
studies
at
Columbia
College,
New
Westminster.
On
Thursday
afternoon
Mrs.
Dockrill
entertained
a
number
of
ladies
at
tea.
Miss
P.
Gillette
arrived
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
has
taken
up
her
dulies
as
teacher
of
the
Woodmeve
School
at
Timothy
Hill.
Mrs.
Oakland
and
children
who
have
been
holidaying
in
Telkwa
are
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
shortly.
It
is
understood
that
the
re
quired
amount
of
money
with
which
to
build
the
Telkwa
llos
pilal
has
been
collected
and,
when
a
suitable
site
is
located,
building
will
commence
In
short
order.
Furmers
are
busy
wilh
hay,
grain
.and
vegetables,
anil
con
sidering
the
scant
rainfall
this
summer,
things
are
fairly
good.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
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News
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excspt
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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Monday,
September
8,
1924.
This
Week
Is
'
,
.
Exhibition
Week.
This
is
Exhibition
week
and
Prince
Rupert,
people
are
asked
to
unite
to
make
it
a
great
success.
Already
there
are
many
visitors
in
the
city
and
many
inoYe
are
coming.
It
is
the
annual
event
which
indicates
what
sort
of
people
there
are
in
the
city.
Many
citizens
have
been
giving
a
great
deal
of
time
to
making
arrangements
for
the
fair
and
all
they
ask
is
that
people
here
make
it
the
first
thing
for
this
week
only.
Let
everything
else
be
subordinate
to
the
fair.
King
Will
Never
Come
Say
Perennial
Grousers.
The
perennial
grousers
said
when
they
heard
Premier
Mackenzie
King
was
coming
west
that
he
would
never
come
here.
They
also
said
the
work
on
the
road
would
stop
as
soon
as
the
.election
was
over.
The
same
people
are
saying
there
is
going
to
be
a
terribly
dull
time
here
this
winter
because
of
the
close
season
in
halibut.
The
perennial
grouser
is
a
person
to
be
ignored.
Don't
believe
hun.
He
is
seldom
right.
Once
now
ami
then
of
course
he
is
bound
to
be
lucky
and
have
a
chance
to
gloat
over
some
prophecy
which
has
come
true,
but
as
a
rule
be
is
wrong.
The
perennial
grouser
is
saying
we
shall
never
have
an
ele
vator,
that
the
town
will
never
amount
to
anything,
that
the
railway
is
killing
business,
that
ships
will
not
be
built
here.
He
is
never
enjoying
himself
unless
he
is
seeing
dull
times
ahead.
Give
the
grouser
tfie
gate.
Let,
him
have
the
merry
ha,
ha,
He
is
no
good
to
the
city
or
to
himself.
No
need
to
tell
him
he
is
useless.
He
knows
that
himself.
Just
let
him-know
that
you
do
not
want
to
listen
to
his
gibberish.
Complaints
About
Liquor
Ana
Gambling.
The
Daily
News
has
received
complaints
that
there
is
liquor
selling
and
gambling
going
on
at
various
places
on
Third
Avenue
Chinese
lotteries
are
said
to
be
conducted
and
tickets
sold
open
ly.
We
know
nothing
about
the
truth
or
untruth
of
this
matter
but
as
this
is
fair
week
we
should
like
to
see
the
city
kept
as
clean
as
possible,
especially
while
the'
visitors
are
here.
Those
who
are
here
for
the
fair
will
get
a
poor
opinion
of
Prince
Ru
pert
if
they
see
the
law
broken
on
our
main
thoroughfare.
It
is
difficult
for
the
police
to
attend
to
everything.
The
force
is
small
and
there
is
always
extra
work
to
do
at
a
time
like
this
Possibly
the
commissioners
will
arrange
for
extra
ojuistables
for
the
few
days
when
the
city
is
crowded.
Loss
Is
Theirs
If
Publicity
Not
Received.
If
through
failure
to
notify
this
paper,
reports
of
events
are
not
forthcoming,
the
loss
is
to
the
organization
failing
to
report
This
paper
tries
to
keep
in
touch
with
all
civic
activities
but
once
now
and
then,
through
no
fault
-of
ours,
something
is
overlooked
The
loss
is
not
ours
but
theirs.
Publicity
is
a
valuable
thing
and
the
.
only
possible
i
.
way
of
getting
n
-
it
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district
is
miougn
me
columns
oi
me
uauy
.ews.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
.
Mrs.
C"
DeBhcey
has
returned
lo
her
residence
at
'
Skideyate
where
heY
little
son
will
attend
school,
gho
had
been
visiting
her
brothers
on
their
ranch
at
Tl-ll
niver.
C.
Bruce
arrived
in
town
last
week
from
visiting
his
mother.
Mrs.
Rchafer,
at
Southeast
Har
bor.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Schafer
have
the
largest
and
finest
vegetable
farm
on
the
Islands.
Miss
I).
flains.
of
Vanco'uver
ar
rived
on
the
last
trip
of
the
Prince,
John
and
will
teach
the
Skidegale
school.
Miss
Richard
son
pf
Vancouver
who
came
on
the
same
boat
will
teaoh
at
Dead
Tree
Point
ten
miles
north
bf
Skidegnte.
Dr.
Bleeker
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
came
in
last
week
in
a
small
gas
boat
during,
a
storm
lo
at
tend
the
littlc'son
of
W.
II.
Russ
who
is
very
ill.
Mrs.
G.
D.
1'urner,
who
is
a
nurse,
came
in
from
the
ranch
twenty-five
miles
north
lo
help
in.
the
case.
HUNQARY
LIFTS
STAMP
EMBARGO
BUDAPEST,
Hffngary.
The
Hungarian
government
has
lifted
Ihe
embargo
on
rare
stamps
and
stamp
colled
ions.
.It
also
has
decreed
(hat
since
August
1,
all
passport
fees
must
be
paid
in
gold
kronen.
.
'WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Breaking
Point.
Comedy.
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"The
Stranger1."
Comedy.
Fun
from
the
Press.
Friday
and
Saturday
"When
a
Man's
a
Man.
'
Comedy.
Fox
News-Gazette.
4
l
THE
BREAKING
POINT
OPENS
HERE
TONIGHT
V
Nlta
Naldi
Seen
In
a
Play
Which
Smacks
of
Melodrama
"The
Breaking
Point,"
Herbert
Drenon's
latest
production
here
tonight
is
a
mystery
drama
packed
with
action.
Nita
Naldi,
Patsy
Duth
Miller,
George
Fawcelt
and
Malt
Moore
are
featured.
t
Moore
plays
the
role
of
a
reckless
millionaire,
Judson
Clark,
comes
a
successful
pltysician.
Jle;
becomes
engaged
to
a
young-girl,
Elizabeth
Wheeler.
One
night
at
the
theatre
he
is
recognized,
by
Beverly
Carlysle
who
faints
upon
John
Galsworthy
is
one
of
the
most
famous
living
Knglish
nov
elists.
F.very
book
he
writes
is
a
best
seller.
"The
Stranger"
is
the
firt
production
he
has
ever
permitted
lo
go
directly
to
the
screen.
Once
in
a
great
while,
some
body
takes
alk
the
old
elements,
love,
romanee,
pathos,
laughs,
thrills
and
makes
a
different
kind
of
story
out
of
them
John
Galsworthy
has
done
all
of
this
and
more.
There
is
no
living
author
who
can
unfold
a
tale
with
more
amazing
insight
Into
the
human
was.
heart
than
John
Galsworthy.
For
development
of
plot
combined
I
willi
..
heart-Interest
he
.has
,rio
peep.,-
"The
Stranger,"
adapted
from
his
story,
"The
First
and
the.
Always
the
same
THE
BEST
A
TABLE
DELIGHT
Free
Coupons
in
every
tin
entitling
uu
lo
beautiful
China
Cups
and
Saucers.
ASK
FOR
"SUPREME."
who
is
desperately
in
love
with
a
,,
popular
actress,
Beverly
Carl.vSe.
hearl-lnleret,
a
marvelkus
love-Al
Clark's
Wyoming
ranch,
he
interest
and
a
most
uncanny
in-and
remnrkable
ehar-
Beverly's
husband
quarrel;
r
acters,
Tour
roles
that
seem
as
ir
Ihe
lamp
is
overturned;
a
flash
is
seen
in
the
dark,
and
the
hus-!""
were
actually
written
for
i..wi
i
fni.mi
.inn.i
on
n.
finnp
1
Betty
Compson,
Richard
Dix,
Slne
and
Tully
Marshall.
Clark
escapes
into
a
snoWstn-m.
He
is.
found
in
a
delirious
chnni-l
"
lion
by
Dr.
Livingstone
who
takes
OKIGINAL
KANIH
W
him
lo
his
home
at
Havcrly.
just
flTAn
vn
nr
PiiAiiri!
outside
of
New
York
and
Intro-
MUKI
1U
DK'OnUHli
luces"
him
as
his
nephew.
Years
go
by,
and
the
man
be.!Weefc
End
showing
at
Local
Theatre
is
"When
a
Man's
a
Man"
by
Harold
Bell
Wright
This
week
end
nL
the
local
,
...
.
novel.
"Wlien
a
Man's
a
Man,
will
have
the
opportunity
of
seeing
the
real
Cross
Triangle
Jtanch
df
th
story,
the
real
Wit
'
'
...
.
.
.
.
.
3
Hie
'final
clearing-of
the
mys-
,
locale
about,
winch
u
ngni
wrote
tery
forms
a
series
of
scenes!
'he
story
or
l'atcnes.
which
build
to
a.
dramatic
climax.
GALSWORTHY
STORY
IS
MID-WEEK
FEATURE
The
Stranger
to
be
Shown
Here
Featuring
Betty
Compson
In
Leading
Roll
n
was
wnne
y
mi
a
a
rv.
V
trip
In
the
Arizona
mountains
that
Harold
Bell
Wriphi
conceived"
this
story
of
the
regeneration
of
a
man's
soul.
The
author
drew
lis
characters
from
some
of
the
inhabilanis
of
the
mining
(own
of
Pres'polt,
Arizona,
and
many
of
thee
were
still
living
in
the
same
spots
described
in
the
slory
when
'ho
motion
picture
company
landed
in
Presdotl.
It
was
an
easy
mlalter
for
the
players
In
fall
inlo
the
mood
of
the
story,
for
they
did
not
have
to
Imagine
thai
mountain
over
there
was
Thumb
Bulto
il
was
Thumb
Butte.
And
they
were
in
the
real
hiink
house,
the
real
corral,
riding
the
identical
drift
fereo
and
ranges
of.
the
story.
Director
Edward
Clin
invited
the
co-operation
and
assistance
of
the
inhabitants
of
the
town
and
WilliamsoU
Valley,
in
the
filming
of
the
picture,
and
much
technical
perfection
and
realism
added
to
the
niclure
through
the
Interest
of
tfie
ranch
neonle.il
:
I
'
'
Ernlei
'Unwln'
returned
In
Mi"
FALL
OPENING
'
ULJ
i
i
i
en
o-'
l
,f?tn
In
Pilnce
Rupert
j
:
September
8,'
1914.
Hie
barge
Donald
U.
of
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
the
stage.
From
this
point
in,
theatre,
many
01
tne
rentiers
011
...
jnU)
,.,
,asl
the
the
old
Harold
Bell
Wright's
popular;.
.
.
story,
influences
,
ilt,
trawter
G.
K
Foster
which
he
has
forgotten
begin
once
more
lo
wind
themselves
around
hint.
Schemes,
of
.
which
he
is
the
unconscious
center,
are
.iftnr
li.iviii'-'
been,
tielif
U!)
for
a
mbnth
at
t'nion
Bay
on
order
of
Hie
navy
department.
It
brought
000
tons
of
coal
which
i.api.
formed
by
characters
who
see
in
liamson
valley.
Hie
real
llium.i,
1I1i,.
f,tr..M.
miulil
his
sudden
reappearance,
a
grave..
Butte
Mountain,
and.lha
real
j.
nroviul
lemt'tiiig
'to
any
i
it
i
I
'
1
1.
I-
nnea
I
.
1
T
"Whan
!1
I
:i
II
a
menuue
iu
ineir
own
saieiy
ami
.
Ulerman
cruisers
nnnnlnrilv.
a
Man
was
mined
lir
tiie
nxaci;,
,
..
I
hat
may
iiurKinK
nrouno
iu"
u
be
The
Irish
Fusiliers
and
their
bugle
hand
will
alfend
the
West,
liolm
Theatre
this
week
when
I
he
first
pictures
of
the
(ireat
War
ap.
shown.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Joseph
Greer,
who
were
married
last
montli
at
Portland,
Oregon,
will
be
arriving
hern
.
shortly
lo
take
up
their
residence
in
the
city.
.The
bride
was
formerly
Miss
Bertha
Gwendolyn
"Barr.
They
are
at
present
honeymooning
in
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
THK
King
live
the
Kin:;
SAYS:-
is
coming.
Loot
!
JAKE
ays
he
will
have
a
few
things
lo
say
lo
the
Premior
when
he
arrives
Jake
wants
lo
get
a
job
as
bead
of
the
archives
department.
NOW
that
We
have
a
qmvn
eily
from
Skidegale
on
the
Prince
and
next
month
we
are
to
bav1
John
Saturday
'Snflemoon.
He
'
MB
we
niiglif
also
tn-
Latr"
for
sheer
dramatic-
Went
to
Port
Clemenls
at
I
Jio
j
v
ilo
the
Prince,
strength
will
not
be
equalled
by
first
of
Ihe
wceldtnnri
went
over!
any
picture
Ibis
season.
There
the
Mexican
Tom
trail
to
Tl'll
WHEN
a
young
man
is
maris
drama
In
every
foot,
pathos,
and
'hence
to
Skidegale
Inlet.
r'rfl
ho
usually
become
assistant
I
OldKent
ufclcK
I
1
BOURBON
WHISKEY
.g
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
lhu
Govern
menl
of
British
Columbia.
TUESDAY,
SEPT.
9
YOU
ARE
INVITED
TO
INSPECT
OUft
COATS
DRESSES
SUITS
;
HATS
Our
goods
.eohipare
favorably
witWir
shown
in
Western
Canada
in
both
prim
quality.
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
INTERIOR
P.O.
Box
327.
g5OOCONOOOOOOOO0POO0OOOO
a'
H
1
Safe's?
MILK!
MILK!
MILK!
You
are
Cordially
Invited
to
Inspect
our
MILK
EXHIBIT
In
the
Exhibition
Hall
(Main
Floor
opp.
Indian
Exhibit)
VALENTIN'S
DAIRY
'
I
McBrlde
Street.
VISITORS
!
SPECIAL
VALUES
SUITS
$25.00
FOX
SERGE.
Mackinaw
Coat
"Carss"
Pure
Wool.
Underwear
'"CEETEE"
None
better,
etc
Wool
8hlrtt
"G.W.G."
Brand.
STEVE
KING
Opp.
C.P.R.
Ticket
Office.
superintendent
of
the
new
household.
A
RADIO
girl
is.
one
who
ba.fi
n
broad
cast
in
her
eyoj
lrf
APPLAUSE
at
Ihe
movies
is
lo
be
commended.
The
performer
there
cannot
come
back
and
re
peat.
IT
is
curious
how
pleased
everybody
seems
when
t
Is
re
ported
that
a
taxi-driver
ha
been
robbed.
Why?
THE
diliicully
about
listening
in
is
that
n
person
may
possibly
bear
Ihe
voice
of
conscience.
MONEY
may
talk
but
it
does
not
.
give
itself
away.
A
MAIDEN
argued
with
a
man
She
reasoned
high
and
low
She
told
Ihe
things
a
maiden
can
'Bout
things
she
did
not
know.
And
when
al
last
he
cornered
her,
She
did
no!
even
pause,
But
easily
o'ercame
demur
By
answering
"Because."
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famous
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many
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conlesls
for
cattle,
is
In
be
modelled
by
Splieth,
Ihe
well,
known
Berlin
sculptor.
Cluster
casts
of
the
slatue
will
be
ex-hibi'ed
iu
every
veterinary
ami
agricultural
boIiooI
iu
Germany.
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