PAGE
SIX
E
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday
at
7
and
0,
and
Saturday
Matinee
at
3.
"The
Midnight
Alarm"
A
sensational,
thrilling
fire
picture
containing
a
most
appealing
love
story.
A
tale
of
life
as
it
is
lived
in
the
alleys
of
a
great
city.
Stupendous,
spectacular
fire
scenes.
.Breathtaking
train
and
motor
smush.
Kxciting!
Exhilarating!
Fire
fighters
versus
crooks.
The
girl
imprisoned
in
the
steel
vault.
The
rescue
by
a
steel-eating
acetylene
torch.
Crumbling
floors!
Crasliiug
walls!
Amazing
spectacles!
Dash!
Daring!
Courage!
Pep!
A
photo-play
for
all.
Don't
miss
the
locomotive
on
the
brink
of
the
river
chasm.
See
the
plotters
outwitted.
Superb
cast.
Percy
Marmont,
Alice
Calhoun,
Cullen
Landis,
Joseph
Kilgour,
George
Pierce,
Kittle
Bradbury
and
host
of
others.
Side-splitting
Comedy:
Larry
Semon
in
"No
Weddjng
Bells"
Fun
From
The
Press.
Admission
50c
and
25c
Sardines
!
SPECIAL
This
is
the
largest
bargain
in
Sardines
ever
known
here.
We
have
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
high
erratic
Norwegian
Sardines
A.t.
Price,
per
tin
15c
7
tins
for
$1.00
15
tin
lots
$2.00
Try
them.
Your
money
refunded
if
not
good.
CONOMY
STORE
417
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phona
84.
WEEK
END
SPECIALS
Hipe
Tomatos.
l
15c
Basket
GOc
Telephone
Cukes,
each..
10c
Outdoor
Cukes,
large
size
15c
Choice,
Table
Celery,
head
15c
Local
Head
Lettuce,
head
10c
Local
Itadishes,
3
for
..
10c
f.reen
Onions,
"
Tor
....
5c
Dozen
...
25c
Parsley
Hunch
...
.....
5c
Combination
Special,
$1.00.
8
lb.
New
Carrots.
C
lb.
New
Heels.
1
lb.
Cooking
Onions.
8
lb.
New
Spuds.
G
lb.
Turnips.
Vegetable
Marrow,
i
lbs.
25c
Pumpkin
and
Hubbard
Squash,
lb
8c
New
Cabbage,
lb
7c
Corn
on
Cob.
for
....
'25c
Dozen
....
65c
Cauliflower
...
25c
and
35c
RupertTableSupply
Three
Phones:
110,111,
212
1
1
a..
Tea
and
Coffee
PRICES
ARE
ADVANCING
very
rapidly
and
we
have
been
fortunate
to
secure
a
quantity
of
very
lush
grade
quality
at
a
low
price.
We
have
inslalled
a
new
up-to-date
Electric
Coffee
mill
and
o.m
give
you
fresh
ground
coffee
p"aily.
Samples
free.
Our
Highest
Grade
Coffee
65c
value,
per
lb
50o
3
lbs.
Tor
...
$1.35
Our
Highest
Grade
Tea
None
belter.
75c
value,
per
lb.
.
.
G5c
2
lbs.
for
$1.25
Orders
Including
Tea
and
Coffee
delivered.
Order
Preserving
Peaches
now
from
us.
Farmers
Market
Phone
Blue
428.
Orders
of
$5.00
Delivered.
HURLBUT
CHUM'S
Welted
Shoes
of
the
belter
class
for
Child-
I
rcn.
Made
on
orthopedic
lines,
allowing
for
the
natural
growth
of
the
feet.
The
best
Footwear
for
Ihe
infant,
child,
growing
girl,
little
genl,
youth
or
boy.
Agents
in
Prince
llupert
Family
Shoe
Store
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land.
In
Quern
CliarlottA
Uland
l.and
District,
Herordmg
District
or
ITtnce
lluwrt.
and
situate
In
tlie
Kasl
Entrance
or
Jtmkatla
Inlet.
Take
.Notice
that
Eiluirrt
Shimmn
nr
Port
Clements.
In
tlin
rnvinrn
rr
iiritith
Columbia.
Gardener,
Intends
to
apply
for
i-ri
minion
iu
I'urtusfe
ine
luiiowing
at
scribed
lands:
ciiiiunenclnir
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
point
o(t
this
Island-
iiinm
souiiieasi
a
lid
on
around
the
Inland
following
Ihe
shore
line
to
the
place
of
commencement,
and
containing
one
and
one
half
acres
of
land,
more
or
less.
En.
siimnv
hated
at
Tori
Clements
this
26in
day
or
July,
t9H.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Laa
Land.
In
Oueen
Charlotte
Inlands
Land
District,
recording
Mm
let
or
Skeeiu,
and
situate
In
front
of
ninck
to.
n
I.
7.
ptn
oik
K'ueen
Charlotte
Islands.
raite
notice
that
Hume
B.
Rablnirton
or
Masseit,
occupation
cannery
manarer.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
.lease
the
following
described
roreshore:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
or
Block
19-
thente
west
38
(leg.
south
about
SOO
reet
to
low
wa:er
mark;
yience
northerly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
west
33deg.
south
of
northwest
corneror
Block
10:
thence
easterly
to
the
northwest
corner
or
Block
19;
thence
southerly
along
high
water
mark
to
post,
and
containing
S'4
aces,
more
or
less.
II.
B.
rHBlNOTOJI.
1m
of
Applicant.
Dorothy
says:
There
Is
just
one
safe
manner
of
cleansing
vnlua
b
1
e
text
Her,
and
that
is
by
dry
cleaning.
H
y
our
advanced
methods
the
most
delicate
fabrics
are
returned
to
you
thoroughly
cleaned
but
ram
PHONE
8
X&rfy
BOX392
rKIINUt
KUrtRT
MOONLIGHT
Dances
At
the
Auditorium
Dance
Friday
Evening,
Aug.
15.
Kasson's
Orchestra.
Hefreshmciits
served.
Gontlemen
$1.00;
Ladles
60c
Phone
Black
440.
L.
F,
Marren,
Proprietor.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Optician
and
Optometrist
ir
troubled
with
EYE
STRAIN
or
you
need
a
CHANGE
or
Glasses
we
have
the
very
latest
consultant
on
Optometry
with
25
years
years
experience.
Satisfaction
Is
positively
assured.
DIAMONDS
Loose
or
Mounted.
We
give
you
one
year
to
think
it
over.
If
not
satisfied
return
them
and
get
your
money
back
less
10
per
cent.
Surely
there
must
be
value
or
we
could
not
offer,
this
Inducement.
SILVERWARE
A
large
shipment
Just
arrived.
Moderate
prices,
latest
designs.
Max
Heine?
Diamond
Specialist
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIOHY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
30.18;
temperature,
70;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
lug
Cape
Scott
abeam
Watson
Hock
bound
for
Ocean
Falls.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
30.08;
leniper-
ilure,
51;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAIlHOll.
Overcast,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer
0.0i;
temperature,
CO;
sea
11101)1
h.
HULL
1IAJIHOP..
Overcast.
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer
30.01;
temperature,
60;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
motor-
ship
Oregon
at
Hose
Inlet,
Wran-
geii
ror
Hose
iniei;
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
George
off
Pointer
Island
northbound.
Noon
DIGHY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
3O.-20;
temperature.
7-i;
sea
smooth;
1
p.m.
spoke
tug
Cape
Scott
due
Prince
Itu-perl
2
p.m.
bound
for
Ocean
Falls.
DEAD
.
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
aim;
barometer,
30.00;
temperature.
(52;
sea
sinoolh.
HULL
IIAHHOH.
Overcast,
fresh
northwest
wind;
barometer
30.02;
temperature,
0(5;
light
swell;
10:3(1
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Huperl
in
Milhank
Sound
southbound;
11
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Princes
Heatrice
off
Ivory
Island
northbound.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6304.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
th-Inlster
or
Lands,
Victoria,
not
later
than
noon
mi
th
t
day
of
August,
1924.
for
Hie
purchase
of
Licence
XC30I,
to
cut
aViun.iwu
reet
of
Spruce.
Hemlock,
ltalsam
and
Cedar
on
an
area
situated
on
the
south
end
or
Jamos
Island.
Matlileson
Channel,
Itange
3,
Coast
District.
Two
'i
years
will
be
allowed
for
le-moval
of
timber.
further
particulars
or
the
Chief
forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
the
District
fores-
er.
I'rlnre
llupert,
B.C.
19
DEPARTMENT
OF
PUBLIC
W0P.X8.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ANYOX
SCHOOL.
SEALED
TK.NHKUS.
endorsed
"Tender
for
ono
Itoom
Addition
to
Anycu
School."
will
be
received
ly
Ihe
lloncurable
the
Minister
or
Public
Works
up
to
li
o'clock
noon
or
Tuesday,
the
I
Jill
lay
or
Aumi't,
1111,
ror
ihe
ererllon
or
a
one
room
addition
to
the
present
rour
room
Srhool-house
at
Anyox,
In
the
Atlln
Electoral
District,
n.o.
Plans,
Specirication.
Contract
and
Forms
or
Tender
may
be
neen
on
and
after
the
28th
dav
or
Julv.
tOfi.
and
further
i
Information
obtained
at
the
Department
or
I
Public
Works,
Parliament
Dulldintrs,
and
at
the
offices
or
the
Government
Avent.
Vancouver;
the
Govertmient
A
rent,
Anyox;
and
the
Government
Arent,
Prince
llupert.
Copies
or
plans,
specification,
etc.,
can
be
obtained
from
the
Department
on
pay
ment
or
a
deposit
of
Ten
Dollars
($10.00).
luhtrh
uil
bo
refunded
on
their
return
In
Kod
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
P.
PHILIP.
Public
Works
Knrlueer.
The
Department
of
Public
Works,
Victoria.
B.C.
iJfuly
1
6tli,
1014.
NOTICE.
!
WIILIlh'AS
under
the
provisions-
of
the
Iioyalty
Act.
chapter
7,
Statutes
u,
the
royalty
on
timber
to
be
collected
be-rlnnliir
January
1st.
lots.
will,
from
In
formation
now
available,
lie
more
than
truce
times
the
royalty
now
being
col
lerted.
A.M
WIIEIIEAS
tirrent
representations
nave
been
made
that
this
Increase
In
royalty
Is
much
heavier
than
the
Industry
ran
bear.
AM)
WIIEIIEAS
the
representation
made
have
rone
so
far
as
to
say
that
any
attempt
to
collect
this
royally
lierlnnlur
,
January
isi
nexi
as
upon
me
uasis
or
ino
liiresent
Iioyalty
Act
would
Immediately
re
sult
In
a
shutdown
or
the
entire
Industry
In
the
Province,
'
.VTli;h
Is
hereby
riven
that
a
public
ihearlnr
upon
this
question
will
lie
held
In
.in,
.tap
rivn
fn.itit.j..
iia.ii.rn.iit
ui.ii.i.
In..
V
I
..
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.f
.
KAr..
tl.
L
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lllll.i
.I.-Hl
HI."
l..rU
IMC
UUUII-
rll
or
such
Members
thereof
as
may
be
men
present,
beriniunr
at
to
-
O'clock
Wednesday,
September
3rd
next.
Anyone
who
has
any
evidence
to
inb
uilt
or
representations
lo
make
on
the
.question
of
timber
Ilnviltles
will
be
riven
.
.opportunity
to
be
beard
and
the
public
If
rt-ijiiesiea
in
iKe
nonce
accorniuriy.
I.
II.
I'Al
I
UI.I.U,
Minister
of
LiaJi.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
August
15,
1931
SHOOTING
CASE
jDAVIS
MAKES
IS
COMPLICATED1
DECLARATION
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
15.
The
In
Address
Accepting
Nomination
gua
that
killed
Mrs.
Iheresa
Morse,
for
whose
deatli
Kid
Mc
Coy
is
being
held,
was
fired
from
wilh
in
Iwo
feet
of
her
head.
This
fact
might
tend
to
support
Mo
Loys
story
of
Hie
woman's
sui-
is
to
bring
back
to
the
people'
cide,
Ihe
autopsy
surgeon
staled,
confidence
in
their
government.
The
discovery
of
a
blood
stain-
John
W.
Davis
declared
in
his
ad-e,
axe
handle
in
Hie
automobile
dress
accepting
the
Democratic'
used
by
McCoy
has
further
com-
presidential
nomination,
plicated
the
case.
Formally
pulling
under
way
The
former
famous
pugilist
the
national
campaign
of
1U2I.
and
movie
actor
faces
another
he
indicted
the
llepublican
Party
charge
of
robbery
ami
assault
"in
its
organized
capacity
for
with
the
intent
to
murder
as
a
having
shaken
public
confidence
result
of
the
orgy
of
shooting
in
to
its
very
foundations,"
and
two
shops
where
lie
sought
to
laid
against
it
these
specifio
find
and
kill
Albert
Morse.
'charges:
DOWN-TOWN
TO
HAVE
CLEAN-UP
1
For
Presidency
He
Outlines
His
Policy
CI-WtlvSHUnc,
W.
Va.,
Aug.
15
-The
supreme
need
of
Ihe
hour
"Having
exhibited
deeper
and
more
widespread
corruption
than
jany
that
Hits
generation
of
Amer-
ucans
tias
'been
called
upon
to
witness.
!
"Complacency
in
the
face
of
that
corruption
and
with
ill
will
towards
the
efforts
of
lumps!
Number
of
Undesirable
Women
men
to
expose
it.
in
uenirai
part
or
city,
Police
i
"Gross
favoritism
to
the
nriv-
Board
Learns
ilegod
and
utter
disregard
to
the
unprivileged.
Complaint
being
laid
by
Johr
J
'Indifference
to
world
peace
Currie,
810'
Third
Avenue
West,
a,
jmi,li!y
in
th0
conduct
of
as
u
comiiiions
m
tlie
immediate
foreign
affair's.
vicinity
or
his
resilience,
Ihe!
"Disorganization,
division
and
ponce
commission
yesterday
aT-
incoherence."
ternoo'u
had
a
lengthy
discus-!
Not
Tolerated
siuit
on
me
moral
summon
in;
Declaring
that
on
the
record
the
down
town
sections
of
the
he
would
ask
the
voters
nf
Hie
city.
It
was
staled
that
a
move-'country
to
pass
judgment
of
tuAtil
It.
I
......
a
'
.
....
...i...
i
jiuu
viiimni-iii'vu
uuu.
com
enuiation.
"as
a
warntne
!i
uomox
Avenue
to
more
central
all
men
who
aspire
to
public
of-
locanons
an,
conditions
were
fice.
that
dishonesty,
either
in
gelling
from
bad
to
worse.
Ihoueht.
word
or
deed,
will
tint
Methods
of
coping
with
Ihe
sil-'be
tolerated
in
America."
Mr
uation
were
fully
and
freely
dis-
Davis
said
the
Democratic
parly
cussed
and
the
matter
was
fin-
wns
prepared
to
otter
in
ex-ally
left
.in
the
hands
of
the
chance
n
"urogram,
based
on
chief
of
police
with
Ihe
aulhori-'
Democratic
principles
and
guar-
zatlon
to
lake
such
steps,
as
he
nnleed
by
a
record
of
Democratic
deemed
necessary
in
making
a
performance."
clean-up.
The
first
plan
will
be'
The
chief
things
to
which
lie
lo
harass
immoral
business
in'pledged
himself
were:
Ihe
down
town
section
as
much)
An
honest,
impartial,
and,
so
as
pos.ible
and,
if
Ihis
fails.
Ifnr
as
human
wisdom
will
ner-
more
effective
measure-
will
be
mil.
a
just
government,
taken.
Opposition
to
any
challenge
In
the
course,
of
the
discus-"organized
or
unorganized,
un-sion,
Mayor
Newton
staled
thaLder
whatever
name
or
in
what-
he
had
been
making
certain
in-iever
character
it
may
appear"
vesligation,.
He
had
reason
tomf
the
Constitutional
guarantees
believe
that
there
were
several
lof
religious
freedom.
women
living
down
town
w!m
Knforccinenr
of
all
laws,
fn-should
not
be
there.
The
police
eluding
Ihe
prohibition
Amend-
had
been
instructed
to
visit
ccr-jmenl
and
statutes
enacted
under
tain
premises
but
this
was
nlit.
bringing
results.
In
the
mean-
Agricultural
aid
through
re-;
lime
there,
..was
a
spread
of
un-!vision
of
the
tariff;
governmental
desirables.
It
was
a
very
dilli-jassislancc
in
extending
the
co-cull
matter
to
gel
convictions,
'operative
marketing
principle
Commissioner
Montgomery
was
of
Hie
opinion
Ihal
frequent
raids
would
interfere
wilh
such
business
as
was
complained
of.
If
the
police
in
this
manner
made
it
impossible
to
carrv
on.
the
NO
ACTION
TAKEN
ON
RECOMMENDATION
OF
CORONER'S
JURY
The
recommendiition
made
by
the
coroners'
jury
into
the
death
of
I
lie
late
Henry
Carnalian
that
an
ollicei-
be
kenl
on
dutv
at
all
limes
at
the
city
police
station
,
was
discussed
by
Ihe
police
commission
yesterday
afternoon
hut
no
action
was
taken
on
the
matter,
the
general
opinion
beinp
that
(lie
particular
fatality
in
question
could
not
have
been
avoided
even
if
there
had
been
an.
officer
on
duly
in
the
station
at
Ihe
lime.
The
sullied
was
brought
up
by
Mayor
Newton
who
stated
that
Carnalian
had
apparently
pre
meditated
Ihe
taking
of
his
own
life.
The
presence
of
an
olllcer
in
Hie
station
at
the
time
would
not
have
prevented
him
dninp
so.
In
any
case,
an
officer
could
not
be
expccled
lo
remain
in
the
cells.
If
(ho
public
really
desired
more
police
protection,
the
commission
would
no
doubt
be
willing
to
give
it
but
he
fell
htft
l
he
conditions
of
the
case
in
question
did'nol
warrant
It.
'Commissioner-
Montgomery
took
a
similar
view
and
Commissioner
Cameron
remarked
Hint
II
was
an
unfortunate
case
which
could
not
have
been
avoided.
The
dirui9ion
then
dropped.
anil
by
oilier
means.
Ifoduelion
in
taxation
and
revision
of
the
tariff.
Economy
Fconnmy
in
government,
but
not
of
the
kind
that
deprives
people
would
move.
He
was
government
employes
of
pay
loath
lo
employ
so-called
"stool
equal
to
that
they
would
receive
pigeons"
but
if
that
was
the
.from
private
employers
for
sim-
last
resort
it
would
have
to
be
adopted.
A
list
of
several
undesirable
women
now
resident
in
the
down
lown
section
particularly
Ihal
block
on
Third
Avenue
between
Seventh
and
Kighlh
SI
reels.
was
submitted
lo
Ihe
meeting
at
the
instigation
of
the
Mayor.
lar
work.
Approval
of
Ihe
V.rld
Court.
Co-operation
officially
wilh
all
legitimate
endeavors.
whether
from
the
Leanue.of
Nations
or
from
any
other
source,
lo
lessen
the
prospect
of
war;
to
aid
win
repairing'
Ihe
ravages
of
,
past
wars;
to
promote
disarmament
and
lo
advance
the
well
being
of
mankind.
To
maintain
the
means
of
ade-quale
national
defense
"until
reason
is
permitted
lo
lake
the
place
of
force."
In
opposition
lo
the
impairment,
"either
by
injunction
or
by
any
oilier
device"
of
the
rights
of
labor
lo
organize
and
In
bargain
collectively
for
'tn
adequate
wage
earned
under
healthful
The
protection
of
women
and
children
from
human
greed
and
unequal
laws.
P-evention
of
child
labor
and
suppression
of
Ihe
illicit
traffic
in
soul
destroying
drugs.
Conservation
of
all
of
the
na
tural
resources
of
Ihe
country.
"Oralefu
care"
lo
the
"veter
ans
of
our
wars,
especially
to
those
who
were
stricken
and
wounded
in
the
eountry's
service
and
whose
eonfidence
has
been
so
cruelly
and
corruptly
abused."
CHARGED
WITH
THEFT,
MONEY
AND
JEWELRY
If.
Levin,
charged
with
Ihe
theft
of
Jewelry
and
money
to
the
value
of
about
nno
from
the
person
of
Hose
Hoffman.
Comox
.vemi(
appeared
in
the
city
police
court
this
morning
before
Justice
of
the
Peace
D.
Mac-donah!
and
was
remanded
for
eight
days.
Advertise
in
the
Dailj
News.
I
August
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VALUES,
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Slicing,
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v
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Vh
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