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JACK.
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DAILY
EDITION
ALPINE
CLUB
PLANS
SCALE
MOUNT
ROBSON
Monday,
March
31.
102
1.
i
have
been
senl
to
members
of
1
1
Ins
society
to
take
part
in
the
'cuiiiji.
Invitation
havo
ulsohecn
sent
lo
the
Alpine
cluli
of
Kng-
lanil
lo
receive
as
guests
of
the
Cawlian
club,
a
oarlv
number
of
ton.
who
may
care
to
take
part
in
the
rlimli.
In
order
lo
make
ith.-
ascent
more
easily
attainable;
it
is
hoped
to
place
a
high
shej-
Camp
Will
be
Established
There
UPP
on
Ihe
soulhwesj
side
of
.lulu
9
R.lll.k
a.
...
jioiini
Honson
and
everv
onnor-
tlon
Invited
MOUNT
LOQAN
NEXT
Many
Canadian
Peaks
.Yet"
to
be
Scaled
and
New
Beauties
to
be
Found
YAXCOUVKH,
March
31.
Uunily
consistent
with
protection
of
those
who
attend.
Unveil
Monument
An
interesting
feature
in
connection
wilh
Ihe
holding
of
Ihe
caiftp
Ibis
year
will
be
Ihe
olli-cial
unveiling
of
the
final
monument
of
survey
of
the
boundary
between
Ihe
provinces
of
Alberla
and
British
Columbia.
The
final
monument
will
be
built
.at
the
summit
of
Itohsnn
Pass
and
it
is
expected
that
representatives
of
he
two
provincial
governments,
the
Boundary
Commissioners
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways
will
take
pari
in
the
oflictal
ceremony.
Mr.
Wheeler,
who
was
founder
of
the
Alpine
Club
of
Canada
in
1005.
extended
greetings
lolhe
members
of
the
lub
in
Vancouver
and
olher
parts
of
Canada
and
also
in
various
parts
of
the
L'niled
Stales
and
the
ltrilisli
Empire
t
h
roughout
which
I
hoy
are
Widely
distributed.
The
season
of
l!''3,
he
said,
had
been
one
of
activities
ami
achievements;
and
the
season
of
1024
promised
to
eclipse
previous
years.
Numerous
expeditions
were
being
idtme.l
o
virgin
territory,
particularly
along
the
Hues
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
Hie
northern
section
where
lh
poss.ibililes
had
thus
(Continued
on
page
ix)
in
GARRISON'S
FINISH'
At
the
AVcslholirie
Tri..8nt
and
Tomorrow.
4
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday,
"Harrison's
Finish,"
a
racing
.lory,
featuring
.lark
Pickford.
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Skill
Proof,"
a
raring
romance.
Comedy
"The
Ouido."
Fox
Nrws-Cazclle.
Friday
and
Saturday
Anna
J.
Nilsson
in
"I'mi-jola."
Sunshine
Comedy
"Roaring
Lions
on
a
Steamship.'"
Fun
from
:iie
Pics.
SWIFT
MOYING
STORY
sccpe
of
the
Kentucky
Derby
and
the
Metropolitan
Handicap
being
particularly
lnipreslv
SKID
PROOF
IS
YARN
DEALING
WITH
AUTOS
Racing
and
Love
and
Intrigue
all
Interwoven
In
Midweek
"Skid
Proof
is
Ihe
mid-week
local
offering.
The
story
involves
a
strong
conflict
of
emlo-lions,
a
headlnng
iase
of
love
at
first
sight,
ye)
all
is
healed
wilh
that
zippy,
airy,
delightful
touch
that
characterizes
all
of
Seotf
Dimlap's
directorial
efforts.
Charles
Jones
is
concerned
In
Hie
tale
ns
Jack
Darwin.
Ihe
lyiiulh
whn
wins
cups
for
his
ability
in
driving
racing
cars.
The
Transcontinental
Auto
Race
has
among
its
entrants,
nOe
Hardy
Zeeker,
driver
of
Ihe
Dorado.
He
is
a
mercenary
fellow,
taking
no
pride
In
his
victories.
Dulloit
Hnrdutere.
owner
of
tin;
Dorado,
is
observing
the
progress
of
Ihe
(rare
from
an
airplane,
lie
sees
his
driver,
Zeeker,
pull
up
his
par
and
stop,
just
afler
he
had
gained
la
great
lead
and
was
certain
of
i
victory.
Ilardrnere
descends,
fti.
Hons
with
Ihe
driver,
certain
now
Dial
lie
had
been
bribed
to
give
up
tho
race.
;allcnvpls
In
finish
the
race
in
the
IMnolo.
II
fulls
as
u
result.
of
Hhe
obstacles
set
in
hi
path
tiy
Rufns
Tyler,
who
bribed
Zeeker.
Itul
ho
moots
Nudine.
His
subsequent
trial
at
the
hands
of
Tyler
farm
a
continuous
chain
of
rapid-fire
events
that
boll
from
the
.screen
with
JJie
force
of
a
maddened
hull.
His
great
daring
doesn't
even
shrink
from
crossing
a
horning
trestle
jbridge.
JiGIRL
WHO
MASQUERADES
I
AS
MAN
FOR
MONTHS
Lives
Among
Men
But
Finally
Falls
In
Love
and
Offers
to
Sacrifice
Self
'
Set
mi
I
molinir
picture
pro-jdurers
dirusittg
'Ponjola,"
ICynlhia
Stoeklcy's
famous
story,
.after
it
had
hecn
aniiouneeil
that
WITH
RACING
THEME
,!5
'ihe
iiiclure
coiilil
never
he
mad
Jack
Pickford
Is
Heroic
Jockey
In
,ecae
no
Pre,
fn
film
could
Picture
to
be
Shown
Here
,siiresfully
make
up
as
a
nun.
Tonight
j
'hit
it
turned
out
that
they
jwere
all
wrong.
There
was
an
Jack
Pickford
never
made
a
actress
that
could
make
up
a
n
better
motion
picture,
and
in
man
ami
pass
as
sum.
nuswas
fad,
few
photoplay
hate
been
so
Anna
tj.
.ilson.
who
plays
Ihe
completely
satisfying
in
so
manyieauing
feminine
role
in
"I'nnjo-
respects
this
star
s
picttirtza-
ia.
uie
piciure
wnicn
comes
nere
lion
of
"Harrison's
Finish."
al
Ihe
week
end.
which
is
coming
tonight
to
tlie
in
uns
rirsi
.annual
pirinre
Wo.ihr.lme
Theatre.
It
is
so
con-
Miss
Mlsson
enacts
the
part
of
fidently
predicted
this
latest
a
girl
who
masquerades
as
a
man
cinema
effort
of
the
famous
Marynd
lives
for
months
anion?
Ihe
Pickford'
well-kuown
brother
'"he-men'
or
the
African
veldt,
will
he
regarded
generally
as
aj
Hair
Cropped
most
advantageous
beginning
tin-
In
order
to
idav
the
role
Miss
i
-
der
a
new
banner
and
he
seems
'Mlsson
had
her
hair
clo.ely
aured
of
augmenting
his
popu-
cropped
ami
underwent
larily
wilh
the
fans
Ihroiish
it.
treatment
at
the
hands
of
an
tx
Beautiful
Romance'
Iperl
masseuse,
to
obtain
a
form
"Harrison's
Finish"
is
one
of
apparently
masculine.
In
men's
those
swift-moving
racing
stories
HoIIim
Ihe
illusion
l
perfect
and
an
that
Part
of
Ihe
written.
It
such
as
are
rarely
of
life,
will
be
riven
for
the
as-
i
rei.lele
willi
consuming
excite.
Peiure
in
wnicn
sne
is
a
man.
iiii.,.
r-nil
W.
n1
ll.i.
I!v.l..r
eenf.
One
outlying
camp
will
be'inenl
together
with
pleasing
ro-
w"1
...
,"r:rl
luir,
.......
aimosi
ams.
.
i
ruiirri
entirely
1
.
.
eslnhli.lied
in
I'.-iliiinciil
I'.reet
Imsmee
and
enmnellini;
drumfl.
Il'lhe
ii"
uiamiirr
rhamcter
iiii
(Of
"lrnWnd
I
n
9
llMlllil
is;
....
1.
1
Valley
nearMoiisi.
Pass,
to
give
is
one
of
those
all-oeliuit
pir-
lvinfc
U'rny
lyr
Miss
Nil.
son
access
to
Ihe
fin?
area
of
peaks
tures
in
which
there
is
no
lei
and
.Uplands
at
Its
head,
Mr.
Whceler
slaleil.
I'he
cam;!
this
year-is
creating
,r"
'
"
'""'"
ior
years.;
finale.
Jack
portrays
the
char-
acler
of
a
heroic
jockey
and
he
p'roiiged
'nd
after
pni-
Mount
Hudson
Hie
highesl
peak
VPry
inCresl
and
ser-tacts
ami
looks
every
inch
Ihe
lcli"
'd
begun
on
the
pic
in
i
tie
i.anam.in
iiocjnes
win
,,c;viceable
arranuemenls
are
liein
me
scene
or
mis
years
camp
or,
rminv
rr
,p
Ml,llf)ir
Hie
Alpine
(.lull
of
Canada,
it
Was
announced
at
the
eiglileeulh
anniversary
of
the
Vancouver
section
of
the
club
by
A.
O.
Wheeler,
director
of
the
club,
who
was
the
chief
speaker
,
at
a
dinner
held
on
Saturday
evening
in
Ihe
hotel
Vancouver.
The
Camp
thfs
year
will
,be
lield
from
Tuesday,
July
2?
to
Monday,
August
i.
The
proposed
site
of
Ihe
camp
fs
19
mile
from
Mnunl
Kohson
station
on
tbte
Canadian
National
Railways
and
indications
at
present
aro1
that
Ihe
al
tendance
this
year
will
constitute
a
'record.
Inquiries
are
being
received
and
mcmher-hip
are
being
renewed
hy
Alpine
i-limtiers
in
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
L'niled
States
and
climbers
from
all
over
Ihe
British
Empire
are
expected
to
lake
part
in
Hit
allemtds
to
clinili
this.
I
Ik;
highest
and
mosl
diir.-iill
of
the
peaks
of
the
Canadfan
Rockies.
In
preparation
foclhe
opening
of
the
camp,
Mr.
Wheeler,
staled,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
have
arranged
to
give
the
fullest
possible
co-operalion,
and
will
have
Swiss
guides
there
for
the
use
of
the
Alpinists.
British
Association
The
Brilisli
association
fortius
ndvancenmnl
of
science
is
meeting
this
year
al
Toronto,
Mr.
Wiineler
staled,
.and
Invitation
part.
Frirsooth,
he
was
-ill
r
I
.i
1
nfter
lure
when
mieiay
Anna,
in
man's
belter
cast
and
with
the
eliarm-lr",WH'"'
Mfllywood
ing
Madge
Bellamy
ii.Mirllnitr!,',',llI,.r,4nl
hf
Ut!
wa
raU,"r
him
as
a
beautiful
romantic
foil
he
succeeds
in
doing
some
of
the
best
histrionic
wnrk
of
his
long,
brilliant
career.
Every
feature
of
this
film
is
par
excellence.
The
photoplay
is
lillle
short
of
marvellous,
He
failed
In
recognize
the
famous
actress,
asking
a
friend
at
hi.
table
who
the
new
boy
actor
was.
The
Story
"I'onjola"
is
u
tit
id
picturiza.
Hon
of
Cynthia
Slockley
famous
the
nuulerpiere
of
South
African
gold
field
lire,
which
proved
n
sensation
in
book
form
and
promises
to
be
no
less
of
a
sensation
I'hi'
direction
of
Arthur
Hudson
is
;as
a
screen
drama.
abote
reproach
and
the
masterly
"
'''H
"H;
l"ry
of
an
English
handiwork
of
Elmer
Harris,
.whfnohlcwomaii
bo
is
disgui.ed
n
supervised
the
production,
ia
",an
"gin
the
curse
of
"Pon-
plainly
discernible
throughout
"",
""ill
destroving
drink
Mary
Pickford
.herself
wrote
thei0'
"old
miners;
fighls
for
the
lilies
and
edited
the
film
0nn
there
is
no
question
as
to
her
superiority
in
this
line
of
wnrk,
"Harrison'
Finish"
is
one
of
the
truly
good
ami
vital
pictures
ot
Ihe
year.
man
she
loves
mid
will)
(Ters
lo
sacrifice
herself
fur
Mm
man
by
standing
I
rial
for
a
murder
which
Ihe
mini
com
mils.
(WOMAN
OF
PARIS
IS
CHANGED
BY
CENSORS
Chaplin's
Play
It
Cause
of
Con
siderable
Controversy
Wherever
Shown
lii
Ohio-
Ihe
flieihe
of
Chaplin's
Idiffun!
"A
Woman
of
Paris"
was
changed;
i
New
York,
the
film
was
approval
without
a
change
or
elimination.
In
Kansas,
when
cigarelli'
smoking
s
at
present
the
highest
crime,
all
smoking
scenes
were
eliminated,
but
no'th-inu
else..
The
Pennsylvania
censors
whose
pet
atesi,nu
Is
fire-anus,
cut
ool
the
scene
In
which
tlie
young
nrlisf
shoqls
himself.
In
Maryland
Ihe
heroine
was
no'
required
to
win
.redemption
through
suclTriny,
bul
was
given
immediate
respectability
through
a
sub-title,
alliihnliug
he
luxurious
acressirrjes
to
her
earnings
us
a
popular
actress.
Made
It
Respectable
And,
from
the
Tomtrto
Worhl,
Canada,
"Our
Own
Special
Fan,"
wriles:
"One
of
Ihe
silliest
ex-utnple
of
the
tampering
of
censors
Jhiif
f
havn
seen
occurred
in
Ibis
picture.
The
censors
In-trodiired
a
caption
containing
tho
InforuiNlion
that
Marie
had
been
I
left
a
fori
line
by
:i
wealthy
mint.
Ilardmere
ninl.es
Zeeker
ilrivn
and
thai,
of
er.nr.e.
neeounlerl
lo
a
garage,
where
he
meets
Juekl
for
her
luxurious
home,
Thai
Darwin,
played
by
Jones,
Darwin
Victorian
idea
of
drugging
in
u
n
m
single
caption
lo
make
Marte
and
the
movie
quite
respeclanle
i
ridiculous.
What
a
hunch
uf
dim-wits
tlie
censors
iiiu1
think
;
Ihe
fans.
That
caption
would
hoi
fowl
anyone."
In
criticizing
Ihe
renor
it
is
aid
Itial
if
Hawthorne's
inunor-
j
lal
story:
"The
Scarlet
Loiter."
were
pul
on
Ihe
scrueu,
an
ingenious
sub-lllle
woul.l
account
'
for
"Hester
Prytfne's
child
ar
uncxepclrd
Inheritance.
j
MACK
SWAIN
IS
NOT
I
STEWART
TYPE
STICKER5
When
Im-iil
tiiiitmz
man
heard
spe-iallt
,;nr,,n
ampi,,,,,
was
to
hate
a
series
of
comedy
stunts
with
Mack
Swain,
he
immediately
thought
of
MeSwnin.
the
pioneer
of
mining
cauis
who
lite
nl
Stewart,
the
man
who
for
several
years
stuck
lype
for
the
I'ort-
II
hii.i.itn.
I
lull
lln-
1.
unnlli.ir'
,.t
ll.
I
...I...
.!.,
"
P
...
.
"'"v
8al"iman
but
either
woul.l
have
made!
from
Ihe
incepUon
to
the
ry
"
"";
ajg
comedians
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pilnc
Kupert
March
31,
1Si4.
'
The
Karl's
lirey's
Own
llille.
Prince
Rupert
iiulilia
regiment.
is
ditbaiiiled.
Capf.
Fred
Slork
read
the
official
notice
hi
la-'
night's
parade
which
was
attend
ed
by
50
men.
The
officer
of
fhe
regimenl
are
gtv'ng
n
dinner
tonight.
.Miss
Kllzabelh
A.
Il.dubold
!.n
won
si.('.:'('.3o
wilh
a
wiiiuu
ticket
in
Ihe-
Ornitd
National
Sleepjechase
which
was
pur
chased
for
her
In
Vancouver
by
her
brother.
She
Is
Ihe
leading
cimdlilnle
In
the
Daily
News
siih-niplion
contest.
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The
nenriug
of
completion
of
Ihe
(irnud
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
is
marked
by
the
scattering
of
the
contractor
who
have
plat
-u
such
an
important
part
in
the
development
of
the
district
during
the
pal
five
or
six
years.
F--w
stations
on
the
road
remain
!o
he
finished.
THE
CROW
OF
CROUP
A
WARNING
TO
ALL
MOTHERS
Crmip
mirU
with
t
dry
rrxirtl
and
nitllnx
in
Uio
ihnxi:
ifir
wtikh
Um
rruupy
crow
lv
vnmlnit
nf
Um
illar.
The
rlilld,
tftcr
totnlnt
rolli-nil?
aboof,
wllli
iUrl
up
wilh
i
Munli'd
tm.
pro-trudliif
fyrliitli,
and
a
dlilrntlni
limit
nf
lrrr
and
mnlly.
llrrr
It
a
Mfiiuls
for
brrath,
and
Ihe
prttnrUti
tit
the
(nuroii
nnll.
r
la
an
dirrirnlf
!
r'l
rid
of
thai
tht
errort
aps-ara
lo
llirealt-n
ilranrulatlon.
On
ihe
flrnl
ln
f
tlm
"rnmpy
rmW
iiioihrrs
slmtild
admliiuur
Or.
Wikh'
Norway
rin
syrup,
ami
Hum
alve
hv
rlillil
prompi
'm
permanent
relief,
ami
erhnjin
the
life
naved
hy
laklnr
Itila
pre-
ramion.
Mr.
It.
A,
l.anrtwirn,
llanillloii,
onf
wrlU:-"My
llttlo
l.y
waa
vary
l.ad
with
tlie
crimp
and
I
could
not
let
ny.
Ifitni
lo
rellfte
him
until
I
irM
tit.
Wood'a
Murway
film
Syrnp.
I
r.inu.il
praise
II
.iki
hlrlily
lor
the
relief
ii
rive
liim."
I'rlre
3if
a
holllet
the
lrre
family
lte
0fi
put
up
only
hy
Thrt
T.
MMIiiirn
r.n
t.lmited.
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