PAilH
TV0
Fresh
in
Flavor
"SALADA"
is
remarkable
for
its
rich
strength
&.
delicious
fragrance.
300
cups
to
the
pound.
Try
it.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excepl
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Liritited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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RATES:
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Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
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By
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Slate's,
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and
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
IDITIOBf
Not
Risht
Way
To
Keep
Good
Friends.
Prince
Rupert
Branch
98
86
'Monday,
June
22,
1925.
$1.0ff
$7.50
New
Company
To
Mild
Cure
Herring.
The
formation
of
the
Standard'
Fisheries
to
hiild
cure
herring
on
the
vet
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
a
new
movement
in
the
local
fisheries
which
is
likely
to
develop
into
an
important
industry.
The.
hVrriilg
-which
run
here
in
winter
and
early
spring
are
small
amhotil
(if
condition.
Those
which
come
to
I
ho
(Jueen
Charlotte
Islands
in
the
siidihier
are
fat
and.
plump
and
excellent
for
culinary
purposes,
They
are
in
great
demand
in
the
Eastern
States
and
the
dealers
there
are
anxious
to
get
them.
The
proposal
of
the
new
company
is
to
take
the
herring
with
drift
nets.
In
that
way
the
fish
are
Uniform
and
the
immature
herring
escape.
The
packing
will
give
employment
to
a
large
uuriiher
of
people
and
will
tend
to
stabilize
the
fishing
When
the
fish
commission
was
sitting
here
a
year
or
two
ago
several
fishermen
told
or
the
possibilities
of
catching
her
ring
by
drifting
and
of
the
value
of
ttlle
fish
when
taken.
No
oije,
however,
look
the
trouble
to
further
investigate
and
all
at
tectum
wa
given
to
the-halibut
and
isfdmon
J"iheries.
-
Capt.
Rorvik
is
to
be
coiVgrtifulriidfl
oji
Jus"
enterprise
jii
Fn
veMigating
this
new
industry
and
oivTnteresting
local
people
in
it
so
that
the
work
may
go
ahead.
'
If
the
United
States
and
Canada
.are
In
remain
good
friends
and
good
neighbors
thoe
in
official
positions
in
that
country
must
stop
saying
things
which
whuld
loud
to
rtnise
Ihe
ire
tit
people
in
this
country.
The
United
States
has
this
country
hedged
in
on
the-
west
by
the
pan
handle
of
Alaska,
making
transportation
very-
difficult
and
causfng
J?ll
sorts
of
antioyanfe
in
opening
up
the.
interior
country.
In
Ihe
east
tfie
state
of
Elaine
runs
tip
into
Canada
and
spoils
the
outlet
for
grrtllf
to
the
Atlantic
coast.
If
islands
on
the
north
were
takeii
Over
by
the
tJiiited
Stale,
the
possession
of
them
would
add
to
the
irritation
fell
in
this
country
over
the
condition
in
which
we
are
placed.
It
is
harllly
likely
that
the
governor
of
Maine
represents
the
general
feeling'
in
the
United
Slates.
If
ft
does,
it
is
well
for
us
to
know
it.
Canadians
have
been-anxious
to
lie
friendly
with
their
neighbors
hut
they
do
nril
want
to"
be
friendly
with
people
that
try
.
to
irritate
.them.
.
.
Need
Or.
Land
For
Market.
Gardens;
There
is
need
of
land
available
in
and
around
Prince
Tin-
,
....
1
t
r...l,
1,..
t.
'
-
I
mt
I'i:n
nir
Miniiriiii
mmit-s
ami
garoens.
i
nere
pronaiilv
is
no
other
city
in
the
world
so
isolated
as
is
this
one
in
that
reirard
All
the
land
is
held
either
by
the
railway
company,
the
provincial
government
or
as
Indian
reserve..
Vlii1e
it
is
not
suggested
ipai
mere
would
ne
any
great
rush
for
land
if
it
were
made
nvailnble,
it.
is
sure
that
from
time
lo
time
it
would
be
taken
up
and
little
by
little
would
be
hroiight
under
cultivation.
Vhat
is
iieHed.'is
to
haveohieVot.8,tjMs-ed
jitid
piit
nii
,tlie.
tharlvet
where
those
interested
may
be
abltf
'lo
lMiy'without'
havmVo
iiinke
formal
application.
The
nearest
land
available
now
seems
to
be
at
Smith
and
Porcher
Islands.
Reefs
of
Debt
THE
man
or
woman
who
plunges
into
thoughtless
spending,
making
no
provision
for
the
future,
faces
finariciat
shipwreck
on
the
relentless
reefs
of
debt
Men
in
debt
no
longer
control
their
time
or
their
careers.
Others
control
them.
To
reniain
ih
debt
is
to
have
to
do
without,
in
bitterness
of
spirit.
The
habit
of
SaVing
part
Of
every
dollar
you
earn
will
help
to
keep
yod
clear
of
debt,
arid
will
enable
ytiu
to
enjoy
comfort
and
conteht-nieht
ih
(lib'
days
that
are
to
come.
Our
lludtet
tool
mill
tuU'tt
i
invinll
f!lH
(
(it
your
income.
ikaurAfu
nattt
for
a
copy.
ThcRfil
Bank
Of
Q
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
144
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
Monday
and
Tuesday
Special
attraction.
World
Famous
University
of
California
(Hep
Club.
Talented
Artistes.
MILLIONAIRE
WHO
WAS
0
Wednesday
Only.
Hteliard
I
ix
in
"Manhat-
Jan."
Telephone
Oirl
Series
No.'
12.
.Alberta
Vaughn
in
"Hello
and
iood-Hye.
International
News.
Thursday
Only
"A
Self-Made
Failure.'
Felix
Comedy
Cartoon.
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday
"Lord
Cliumley."
Comedy
"
Honeymoon
Hardships."
Pal
he
Heview.
.
4
Maelstrom
of
Intrigue
In
Under
world
Seen
by
Gentleman
George
A
bored
yung
millionaire
ven
IN
HELL'S
KITCHEN
tures
down
from
his
Fifth
Ave.
mansion
to
New
York's
Fasi
Side!
sang
district
in
spareh
of
a
thrill.
He
finds
it
with
a
ven-j
peanec.
Hy
a
queer
trirk.
of
fate
he
is
plunged
into,
a
maelstrom
of
gang
fights
and
underworld!
intripue,
and
for
a
little
while
h
becomes
a
denizen
of
"Hell's
Kitchen"
under
Ihe
mini
de
crime
of
"(icnlleinan
Ceorge."
What
a
role
for
Richard
Dit
in
hi.s
first
starring
picture!
Manhattan"
is
the
first
direc-
(oral
work
of
H.
11.
Hurnside,
creator
of
the
marvelous
spec
tacles
at
the
New"
York
Hippodrome.
Jacqueline
Lopan,
you
reifieinber
her
in
"Tfie
Light
that
Failed,"
etc.,
and
Oregnry
Kelly,
who
appeared
on
the
stare
in
the
Tarkinnton
plays,
"Seventeen
"Tweedles"
and
"Clarelwe"
and
hi
"Little
.Jee
Jam.,"
head
Hie
strong
supporting
east.
,
This
is
Kelly's
first
screen
work.
The
production
is
an
aJapla-
tion
by
Paul
Sloane
and
Frank
Tutllc
of
the
popular
novel,
"The
Definite
Object,"
by
Jeffery
Far-nol.'
The
author
drew
his
char
acters
from
lire.
rarnol,
as
a
struggling
free
blnce,
was
a
scene
painter
l;!ck
stage
in
the
AMor
Theatre,
N.Y.,
by
day
add
by
night
he
hob-nobbed
with
gangsters
and
gunmen
in
Hell's
Kitcheh.
He
lived
there,
slept
there
and
absorbed
all
Ihe
color
and
atmosphere
of
Ihe
gangster's
world.
'Manhattan"
is
authen
tic!
LORD
CHUMLEY
IS
WEEK
END
COMEDY
Tells
of
Titled
Englishman
and
Is
Full
of
Innocent
Fun
Funnier
than
"Changing
Hus
bands"
That's
what
Paramount
claims
for
Lord
Cliumley,
the
latest
production
by
Paul
Irib'e
and
Frank
UrSoii,
the
screen'H
only
directional
"Irani;"
here
at
the
week
emkv
?
Vipla,
Dana
Tiie(f(l0re
Hoberts
an'dnay'niond
(iriffith
-nie
featur
ed
In
I
lie
leading
roles
of
Ihe
picture
which
was
adapted
to
the
i
screen
by
llcrtrain
Millhauser
I
from
the
unusually
popular
stage
jplay,
"Lord
Cliumley,"
l.y
David
Helasco
and
enry
C.
DeMille.
The
story
is
A
mHodraniatie
coliiedy
with
no
small
amount
of
1
glee
club
is
HERE
TONIGHT
Members
are
Artists
In
Their
Profession
and
Have
Toured
Europe
Ten
thousand
of
the
nation's
most
talented
ymilh
attend
tbej
University
of
California
at
IWrke-lej-i
Out
of
litis
number
the
best;
artistic
talent
is
selected
for
the.
University
GleitCJub.
Those
.who
an
selected
a
members
of
Hie
tslee
Club
are
not
gifted
novices,
hut
are
mature
artists
of
a
professional
type.
The
University
(ilee
Club,
coin
prising
twenty
members
who
have-
Hie
most
varied
artistic
talents
ever
fathered
in
one
unit,
will
perform
lu
Ihe
Westholihc
Theatre
this
evening.
No
Orphcum
circuit.
Panlagesi
!or
iy
other
Iheatres
have
ever
boasted
of
a
great
ec
fun-making
entertainment
than
the
University
boys
will
offer
lo
the
public
here
on
their-
trip:
this
is
the
.101
li
season.
The
iiU-o
Club
has
recently
returned
from
a
successful
trip
lo
Europe
and
while
there.
wa
received
with
widespread
enthus
iasm.
I
tie
uluh
financed
Us
own
affairs
from
the
proceed
of
Ihe
entertainments
given
in
F.uroficJ
The
famous
(ilre
Club
lntrue
lor,
"Brick1
Morse
will
accom
pany
the
Club
on
its
trip
to
tin
city.
SELF
MADE
FAILURE
SHOWS
ON
THURSDAY
Is
Comedy
of
Best
Kind
Showing
Wide
Insight
Into
Human
Nature
Those
who
have
been
fortun
ate
enough
to
review
"A
Sel
Made
Failure,"
Ihe
J.
K.
McIon
aid
production
which
is
sched
uted
for
lliursuaj-.
have
pro
nounced
it
Ihe
Let
picture
of
I
lie
year.
The
producer
nf
this
film
has
Ihe
record
of
mating
two
of
Lie
best
pictures
"of
the
season.
"Peurod
and
Sdlh"
and
"Hoy
of
Mine"
and
he
ha
followed
up
those
successes
by
A
third
that
is
eri
more
human
and
appeal
ing
than
the-two
which
instalh-d
him
as
a
member
of
the
cinema
hall
of
fame1.
Whatever
may
be
said
of
M
-
iMnald
it
iuust
de
admitted
that
lie
knows
picture
audiences
am
Iheir
demands.
Unlike
most
pro
ducers
he
plans
his
picttins
scientifically
and
with
an
exactitude
thai
shows
a
considerable
knowledge
of
Ihe
science
nf
hilihrtil
psychology.
The
plot
revolves
largely
about
life
adventures
of
Hen
Alexander
and
Lloyd
Hamilton
and
Director
William
Deauditie
has
desi
d
lo
stoop
In
slapsiick
where
lie
was
sure
that
slapsticks
and
ho
kum
were
demanded.
Hut
the
iff
are
nnl
the
only
ingredients
of
"A
Self-Made
Failure."
There
is
pathos
aplenty
and
I
here
is
real
physical
beauty
in
Ihe
scllin;.
and
many
of
the
alluring
scenes.
The
entire
picture
reveals
a
wide
insight
into
.bujuan
nature
and
m-
a
rr'iss
&fos
between
human
,
atjd..
genuine
.
drama.
SUMlVIErl
SERVICE--C.N.S.S.
The
last
boat
on
the
Spring
schedule
will
leave
Prince
Hu
perl
for
Vancouver
on
Sundav,
June
21,
at
10.00
p.m.
The
next
sailing
southbound
will
be
Hi
S.S.
Cringe
Ueorge,
inau'guraliiu
the
sunimyr
service
leavin
Prince
Itu4
Saturday,
June
27,
..I
con
..
t
i
m..
n.
..I
"
i,
,
.
iwniii
jii
in
U
IfllU
1
;
t
...til
,
t
.
I
'
V'
I
r
Will
meitsure
and
tells
of
u
tilled
Knglishhiah,
engaged
to
marry
a
beautiful
American
girl.
Her
brother,
a
lieutenant
in
Hie
navy,
loses
some
valuable.
papei-H
add
Lord
Algernon
Chrtloniondeley,
called
Cliumley
for
short,
goes
about
retrieving
them,
thus
winning
Hie
girl
and
saving
Hit;
family
name.
"Forty
WinkB'
is
Just
one
big
leave
Prince
Ilupeil
each
Monday
at
4.00
p.m.
and
Wednesday
and
Saturday
at
0.00
p.m..
Arrivals
from
I
lie
souUi
will
Do
Wednesday,
June
21
and
Friday,
June
20,
at
10.3(1
a.m.
After
these
dales,
boats
will
arrive
from
the
soiilh
each
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
at
10.30
a.m.
l!tfecllve
.tuni)
20,
bonis
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
will
lauich
ui
(iriiim,
ib.
wi
iiio
!!
,""sw
r""
he
puis
in
ah
appearance
on
the
scret-n
all
decked'
out
in
inrtnl
Wednesday
at
i.00
p.m.
Full
information
from
City
t't..1...l
nllt....
'IM.I..I
.......
inn.
iii.nj
i
i
i
i
i
i
1
it
in;
i
oiuir.
vio
j
nun
l
ll'.
ing
clothes,
high
hat,
cane,
spatsl
Vvmu,
2,;n
117
t.iii.
nnui
1
1
li
Ll
v'llllllll
11I1U
IIIM
IiIkIi
hat
are
destined
lo
liecouie
famous,.
'
.
When
(iritmii
.starts
on
Ihe
(rail
of
Ihe
missing
naval
plans
the
fun
begins,
11
shirts
in
the
young
lieutenant's
home
and
ends
up
on
a
navy
target
out
in
the
Atlantic
under
fire
of
the
guns
of
the
battle
fleet.
It
Is
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice
s
hereby
given
that
on
the
lllh
day
nf
June
nejd.
Ihe
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
hoard
for
I
licence
In
rcsnert
In
nrenilses
claimed
that
nit
funnier
scene
i
being
pari
or
the
building
known
than
this
was
ever
'brought
lo
Ihulas
Hudson
Hay
IloM,
Telegraph
screen
before.
I
Creek,
JI.G,
upon
the
lands
des-
'
n
.
Sealed
Tenders
will
lie
rrceU-j
ved
by
Ihe
Minister
of
Lands.
iil
ViiTttd-iil,
tint
later
(ban
noon
oni
il;e
iilhclh
V
d;ty
of
July
11125
for
,tlie.
puvcliase
of
Licence
X0
iR
V.
o
rut
50.00U
feet
of
Spriice,
and
32,onn
Jack-pine
lies
oh
an
area
sitiiatcii
on
the
south
shore
of
Francois
Lake,
ojiposlle
Collymoiiut.
Itange
,
('.oust
District.
Three
(.1)
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Furl
her
particular
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
ll.C,
or
District
Forester,
at
Prince
Ilupert.
H.C.
TIMBER
SALE
X7147.
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
25th
day
or
June,
1025,
in
the
office
of
the
Forest
HaniRer,
llar-elton,
ll.C,
the
Licence
.7tlJ,
to
cut
151.10)3
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
Pules
ami
Piling
on
mi
area
sil-lialcd
oil
the
eilst
bank
of
Skeeua
Itiver,
approximately
lii
miles
north
of
llaxelton,
llango
3,
Coast
District.
Two
years
will
be
allowed
for
reinoVal
of
limber.
"ProvlilM
that
any
nno
unable
to
attend
the.
auction
in
person
may
submit
a
sealed
lender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
'
'
bid."
Further
particulars
nf
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
ll.C,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
IlupcM,
ll.C
Advertise
In
the
Dully
News.
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Opportunity
!
,
From
JUNE
23
to
JULY
8
all
10
inch
(double-sided)
75c
His
Master's
Voice-Victor
Records
Including
the
Infest
hits
byjhe
most
popular
artists
reduced
FOR
14
DAYS
ONLY
TO
55
AH
other
records
In
the
present
Victor
Catalogue
(excepting
Red
Seals
are
also
reduced
20c
a
record
for
the
same
period.
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Never
before
-
never
again
will
you
have
the
opportunity
of
securing
"His
Master's
Voice-
Victor
Records
at
those
prices.
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1925.
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