Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
-
'
n
?
Monday,
.January
10.
1
925.
Black
Magic
Onlv
Explanation.
What
would
our
forefathers
have
thought
about
radio?
That
it
was
blac"k
magic
wiu'ihl
probably
have
been
their
only
explanation.
To
be
able
to
sit
at
a
lillle
instrument
in
an
outlying
cabin
far
from
the
haunts
of
men
and
tune
in
on
concerts,
addresses,
educational
programs,
political
speech
or
religion?,
services
and
to
hear
them
as
plainly
almost
as
if
present
is
really
a
most
wonderful
thing.
A
thousand
miles
is
no
object
and
a
few
hundred
miles
is
like
being
just
on
the
other
side
of
the
fence.
With
such
a
dieoery
already
to
our
credit,
what
may
not
the
possibilities
be,
especially
in
the
region
of
the
mind.
It
is
there
that
new
discoveries
are
likely.
Companionship
As
Time
Waster.
Companionship
is
one
of
the
greatest
boons
and
it
may
become-a
tjmt'
waster
,aid
a
curse.
Like
everything
lse
it
should
be
used
m
jjihjleralioii.'
.
'
'
'
The.
'tendency
of
people
js
to
herd
together."
They
gather1-!!!
large
'cities
or
they
group
themselves
in
villages.
The
hermit,
who
lives
i
to
'himself,
is
the
exception
from
the
rule.
Those
who
give
way
too
much
to
the
grouping
tendency
are
following
their
animal
instincts
and
they
do
nut
gel
much
farther
than
the
animal.
It
is
those
who
show
individuality
(lint
excel.
To
gel
down
to
cases,
serious
study
and
serious
thought
are
carried
on
apart
from
the
crowd.
A
good
book
can
best
lie
enjoyed
in
the
privacy
of
one's
own
room
and
thought
concen
tration
i
well
nigh
impossible
when
light
talk
is
going
on.
The
individual
who
would
excel
and
who
would
expect
to
stand
out
from
his
fellows
intellectually
or
spiritually
must
spend
much
lime
alone.
Much
conversation
that
is
carried
o'n
is
of
such
a
natim
that
it
does
little
to
stimulate
the
intellect
or
the
imagination.
II
is
deadening
rather
than
enlivening.
It
has
a
levelling
down
effect.
On
ttie
oilier
hand
conversation
may
be
strictly
educa
lional
and
uplifting
.
It
may
have
a
stimulating
effect.
Value
Of
Reading
Depends
On
Type
Of
Books.
The
value
of
reading
depends
very
largely
on
the
type
of
book
read.-
To
read
a
clever
book
is
to
put
oneself
in
touch
with
a
master
mind
but
to
read
some
of
the
trash
that
goes
out
from
the
printing
presses
is
deadening,
enervating
anil
deteriorating
in
us
tendency.
lime
iievoled
to
a
great
deal
of
the
periodic
lileralure
of
the
day
is
not
only
wasted
but
it
has
a
distinctly
demoralizing
effect.
Vhi)e
we
do
not
necessarily
have
to
turn
to
Hie
heavv
lit
eratu.re
of
former
generations,
we
can
select
lhat
which
is
worth
winie
irom
modern
writings.
Hooks,
like
friend,
should
lie
careiuiiy
iiioseii.
;,
.
Much
Nearer
Route
To
Peace
River
District.
The
proposed
route
to
Peace
River
by
wav
of
Urule
Lake
may
lie
worth
something
to
the
Peace
River
people
hut
it
doe
not
open,.
up
t
lie
Hrilisli
Columbia
portion
of
the
district
and
it
does
nor
give
iy
any
means
the
most
direct
service;
A
local
resident
-wlio
has
made
a
study
of
the
country
says
that
by
com
ing
out
'id
or
near
llazelton.
Ponce
Com.e
would
I
te
Irirtut
him
dred
miles
nearer
here
than
hv
wav
of
Brule
I.hVp
nl
if.n
r,,..
would
open'
up
a
splendid
country
that
would
develop
rapidlv
1
'
mX
i
l
mid
enaliie
the
settling
of
thousands
of
farmers.
The
Hrule
I,l''''",'s,
cm-oil
win
open
up
little
new
country
ami
will
longer
rnule
to
haul
gram.
be
It
Is
to
be
hoped
that
the
line
will
yet
be
built
through
British
Columbia,
even
ir
the
P.fi.E.
cannot
be
utilized
to
carrv
the
grain
)o
Vancouver.
DAN
MCGREW
IS
HOUND
OF
HELL
Story
of
Robert
Service
Poem
Told
In
Picture
Here
Tonight
After
Iwo
years
of
vnryins
success
in
louring
South
sea
Islands,
Ihc
musical
comedy
Iroupe,
of
which
l.ou
J.orraine
is
Ihc
leading
dancer,
and
her
hus-
and,
Jim
F.lliolt,
is
orchestra
leader,
scores
overnight
success
when
the
director
of
Ihc
com
pany
slaves
a
"snip
caliarei
in
in
old
seii-golnjf
vessel
stranded
on
the
South
Sea
shores.
l.ou
becomes
a
ftijr
favorile.
hill
the
sipialor
of
I
lie
place
:m
scales
her
and
she
tells
Jim
thCy
must
leave,
al
least
for
111"
tmii-li
wu"
oiiiinei
ami
.vieiircw
ior
Al
iskii.
In
the
Malamute
Saloon
in
uieir
triii
over
the
snows
j.MrOrew,
fearing
he
won't
gel
hi
?
150,000.
kills
lluhhel
ami
robs
him.
He
I
lien
establishes
himself
in
a
Miibimule
saloon,
where
he
becomes
known
as
"Dangerous
Dan."
an
invincibly
Vool
gambler
and
gunman.
l.ou
drifts
inlo
liipior-driiikiiig,
'peroxide
les
pondency.
Jim,
meanwhile,
recovering
from
he
burns
(e
suffered
In
1ho
lire,
is
visile,!
al
(lie
hospital
in
New
York
by
a
girl
named
Flo
Duponl.
who
has
been
jilleil
by
McOrew.
Fin
tells
Jim
of
llin
forged
cablegram
Ihat
drove
l.ou
lo
desperation
and
Jim
.swear
venpeance.
One
night
a
stranger
wanders
inlo
Ihe
Malamule
saloon,
covers
everyone
with
his
gun,
and
say
"One
of
you
Is
a
hound
of
bell
and
thai
one
Is
Dan
McOrew
Ihe
lights
go
out.
Two
guns
mi-
Mtniy.
.f.'inunrv
'!
hv
PAfiE
TWO
TITTJ
DAILY
.TO
'
Always
Uniform
in
Quality
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Delicious
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Slmollntr
of
Dan
.MeOrew."
.luck
Dcnmsey-
in
"
All's
Swell
on
(he
Ocean."
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News.
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IN
NORTH
AMERICA.
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except
Sunday.
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p.m.
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preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Open
all
Night."
Comedy:
The
Spat
Family
in
"llelii
One
knottier.'
Fox
NinvsCouelfe.
Friday
and
Saturady
"The
Alaskan."
.Mack
Seimell
Comedy
"Ten
Dollars
or
Ten
Days."-Topics
of
the
Day.
ako
of
their
two-year-old
boy.
liiu's
c
i
u
i
I
emotional
nature
is
mistaken
for
indifference
by
l.ou:
allhoiiifh
he
loves
his
wife
and
child
dearly.
Meets
Dan
McGrew
One
nijjhl
al
the
resort,
l.ou
meets
a
slick
gambler.
Dan
Me-lirew,
who
tells
her
she
could
make
her
fort
line
if
she
would
do
er
net
in
New
York
under
his
management.
Her
husband
sus
pects
Mciirew's
designs
and
for
bids
l.ou
lo
jro.
Hut
l.ou
is
made
desperate
llu'luijili
the
hardships
that
her
child
has
to
endure
and
decides
lo
'
lake
a
chance
on
hi?
cily
success
in
order
thai
the
hoy
may
he
brought
up
in
decent
comfort.
She
leaves
with,
Mr-
lircw,
who
contrives
lo
have
the
child
left
behind
al
the
last
miiiulc.
In
New
York,
through
Me-
(Jrews
shrewd
inanajrcincnt.
J.oii
apt
tires
I
lie
town
as
an
enter
tainer
in
a
fashionable
caharel
She
sends
money
for
Jim
and
Hie
hoy
to
join
her
.and
Jim
cable
that
(liey
are
on
Iheir
way.
Hut
Mctirew
intercepts
Hie
cable
and
forces
another
In
its
place,
in
which
he
Says
that
the
child
has
lied
Hi
roll;:
1
1
I.
oil's
neglect
and
Ihat
l.rm
ami
Mclirew
can
go
to
hell
together.
The
Broadway
Fire
McHrew's
idea
in
the
forgery
lo
make
the
way
clear
for
turning
l.ou
over
to
Jake
lluhhel,
an.
Alaskan
millionaire,
who
hti
promised
MrOrew
a
ifiio.nuil
bonus
if
l.ou
is
persuaded
lo
he
come
Mrs.
Ilubheb
l.ou
Is
in
a
frenzy
of
despair
:il
the
forged
cable
and
js
readv
for
any
madness.
ttit
Ihat
nigh
hi'
lias
to'
iipiieifr-'ai
usual
al
I
lie
ealiaret.
Jim,
meanwhile,
has
arrived
in
New
York.
He
breaks
inlo
111
cabaret
and
attacks
McOrew,
hut
as
they
are
fighling,
Ihe
eabari'
calrhes
on
fire.
II
is
a
terrific
blaze
and
l.ou
is
even-ome
hy
smoke,
tlubbel
rescues
her.
and
.dazed
hy
Ihe
horror
of
her
ex
he
agrees
lo
leave
urn
laze
in
Ihe
dark.
Dan
is
dead
Day
Ricyelc
llace,
held
in
the
hen
Ihe
lights
go
up.
and
l.ou
Winter
Circus,
Paris.
lasps
the
si
raiitfcr,
whom
she
I
his
race
draws
alludes
ami
cognizes
as
Jim,
her
husband.
'
sportsmen
from
all
over
the
Iheir
boy.
lillle
Jim,
arrives
to
world
and
Is
one
of
Hie
most
col
omplele
Ihe
family
reunion.
ESTELLE
TAYLOR
IS
seen
at
Week-end
Coming
In
Curwood's
Story
"The
Alaskan,"
a
Picture
of
Thrilling
Interest
F.slelle
Taylor,
the
girl
who
is
lo
be
married
lo
Jack
Denipsey.
heavyweight
champion
boxer,
Is
lo
be
seen
here
at
the
week-end
in
I
lie
big
Curwood
slory,
Maskan."
Thomas
Meighen
is
leading
man.
"The
Alaskan
is
a
story
of
the
iltles
of
pioneers
in
a
savage
laud
with
stubborn
nature
and
it
mells
into
the
story
of
a
battle
hich
the
second
generation
fights
with
financial.
.torees.
iijnre
elenlless
than
'.
those,
hen
fathers
met
ami
cunVpiereil.'
This
ecoiid
general
ion,
the
men
of
today,
are
the
true
Alaskans.
From
start
to
finish
Ihe-.
pic
ture
is
crowded
willi
exciting
ac
lion,
thrilling
incidents
and
pro-
oking
mystery.
High!
from
Ihe
opening
of
Hie
film,
when
thfre
flashes
hefore
your
eyes
u
weeping
picture
of
Ihe
gohlrii.sh
scenes
of
the
late
nineties
down
lo
Hie
final
crashing
finish
Ihat
hows
Meighan
in,
a
liand-th-
and
struggle
with
his
most
uiled
enemy,
Ihe
photoplay
grips
Hie
interest
like
a
vise,,
Kstcllc
Taylor
is
..seen
as
the
mysterious
girl
who
plays
such
a
lining
pari
in
Meighan's
for
tunes.
Featured
with
Miss
Taylnt'i
in
.Meighan's
support
are
John'
Sainpolis,
Charles
Ogle,
Frank!
Campeau
and
Anna
May
Wong,
I
.11
,.r
..I......
..trn..
.,1.1.,
lr.ii.'.ixlnr
pnliK
In
my
rtmnarli
thul
wen
so
tmil,
!
tlnifs,
I
4-1
ii
lit
liiinlly
nnnil
ihvin.
My
loniiur
tM-niin
i-ihiIimI;
I
liuil
a
Jiiiil
tame
In
my
inuiilh,
rupprlaltv
in
,t'
liirriilinri
llifl
vvhllca
nf
my
rve
wfr'
tlniri'il
with
yi-llnw.
and
had
a
muddy
iu
yellow
I'uninlrxlnn.
I
hail
read
a
ncil
ileal
aliout
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIYER
PILLS
nn
decided
t
vvnuld
lry
a
tlat,
and
atleri
tnklnir
Ihice
of
ttn-nt
1
vvaa
Rieatly
lin-prnved
and
felt
more
Han
livlnar.
and
1
ran
now
dn
my
on
vnrk
.
vlllinnt
any
Iniulile."
I'nr
tale
at
all
drturglM
nd
denier;
put
tip
only
hy
The
T.
Mlllmril
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out,
orful
sporting
exents
of
the!
year
in
France.
In
"Open
All
Nighl,"
here
at
l)ie
mid-week
Willis
Cuihlbeek.
the
writer,
who
prepared
the
scenario
based
on
the
stories
suggested
hy
Paul
Moraud,
has
used
Ihe
six
day
bicycle
race
as
a
background
against
which
to
draw-
one
of
the
most
amusing
I'arre-comeilies
which
'ever
had
its
origin
in
Paris
cily
of
gay
loves
and
unhappy
marriages!
The
photoplay
is
an
ebihorn-
Huii
1
1
r
lln
I
li
1
1
ti
Hull
ii
woinhn
Hie!
..,
i
...
i
Will
Sll-l
I
HUT.
1
I
,
l
I
M
Iff
HI
ll-
lalily
from
Hie
man
she
loves,
where
kindness
ami
courtesy
will
repel.
"II
is
undoubtedly
true
Ihat
a
woman,
no
matter
.how
cultured,
loves
lo
hi'
given
evidence
of
the
'physical
superiorily
of
her
male,"
says
Adolphe
Menjou,
who
plays
the
tea
I
u
red
male
role
as
i
Duverne,
whose
wife
craves
such!
treatment.
"While
I
do
not
lay
I
It
down
as
an
axiom,
I
believe
T
1
1
lint
many
women,
really
in
lov
e.
would
prtTer
lll-tleal
ment
inne
aim
superiority
of
a
loo
polish-
j
ed,
ton
sophisticated
husband."
.
II
is
her
craving
for
such
treatment
that
leads
Viola
Dana.
J
is
tli
pampered,
spoiled
lillle!
.vife,
inlo
an
intensely
ludicrous
jfualion,
which
serves
(he
coutl
urpiise,
however,
of
revealing
'o
her
that
eveii
the
mildest
mannered
of
nien
can
revert
to
'lie
caveman
period
upon
W
The
Man
in
the
Moon
llllliniliriiliillil
linn
i
-
inn
iivn
i
-
f
!
o
ii.,.i,.i.i.i.i
II
f
K
l
!
II
I
1
.lriu
i
.
mil
,
iiiiiii
,
l.i
izations.
.'.',,
',,,'.
,
.
,
,
.
.
The
Alaskan"
Is
oie-of
Ihel
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greatest
out-door
picture,
of
Ihel
year.
BICYCLE
RACE
USED
IN
OPENING
SCENE
.
OF
OPEN
ALL
NIGHT
Mld-Week.
Picture
,
Is
Most
Amusing
Farce-Comedy
Hav
ing
Origin
In
France
Next
lo
Ihe
anniversary
of
Ihe
fall
of
the
llaslile
and
of
Armis-
lice
Day.
Iliere
is
no
date
In
the
!
rcncli
calendar
that
is
more
universally
acclaimed
Ihan
Ihe
opening
of
the
International
Six
WHITES
OF
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW?
MUDDY
COMPLEXION?
YOUR
LIVER
IS
OUT
OF
ORDER!
Mr.
Win.
Iifiiiniue,
Kv
Creek,
M.R.,
write:--
"I
hiive
lieen
trnuMCil
wllli
my
bier
for
Inn
nine,
n(ly'
nl(l
t
riuilil
in
it
tlit
any
wink,
'f
had
nevire
ONI',
swallow
does
not
make
u
slimmer.
II
hardly
fives
akick.
MAYO!!
Newton
"
will
have
to
StjvC
:.nji
wbisf
aiiil
take
to
playiir;
briilge.
He
will
have
lo
how
his'
baud
somet
lines,
now
that
tie
:
eouucii.
,
is
,
-more
1
erpuuiy
livided.
I.irr
(lie
dead
past
inler
llin
remains,
l.et
her
ript
Altahoyl
IN
Manitoba
I
hey
are
having
a
conference
on
"nisi."
Here
w
uiiglil
have
one
'nil
"moss"
Willi
a
view
lo
removing
il
from
the
iiacks
of
the
populace.
IT
is
rumored
that
Prince!
Huppieehl
is
to
Ve
placed
upon'-l
I
lie.
throne
of
(lerniany,
I
al-1
ways
believed
tills
city
would
eventually
come
into
tier
own.
i
JACK
lempsey
says
thai
wed-'
ding
bells
and
Ihe
prize
riiif.!
gong
do
not
haruionixe.
Jackj
apiai'i'iilly
knows
(hat
a
'married
man
has
enough
scrapping
willi-1
out
.'entering
Ihe
pri.e
ring.
'
THF.
new
Hrilisli
floating
fortresses
will
fie
able
In
blow
Ihe
man
mil
of
the
moon.
Ami
what
will
Prince
Itupert.
tin
then,
poor
thing?
TO
lell
a
man
he
has
more
money
than
sense
when
all
he
possesses
is
a
nickel
I
hardly
nice.
"NUTS
thrive
well
in
Hrilisli
Columbia."
Well,
what
nf
.
They
do
almost
everywhere.
UUP
aWfl
"Rupert
Fish"
Fresh
Frozen
All
varieties.
Fresh
Fish
All
varieties
In
season.
Smoked
Fish
Our
well
known
"Rupert
Brands."
Finnan
Haddie
"Thistle
Brand".
Nova
Scotlans.
Canned
Salmon
Pinks,
Skeena
Sockeye,
etc.
Salt
Fish
Herring,
Salmon,
Black
Cod,
Grey
Cod
Shell
FishCrabs,
Shrimps,
Clams.
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prlnse
Rupert,
B.C.
WINTER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
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from
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rOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
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nunl
rail)
Friday
Vni
ajn.
For
STEWART
and
ANrOX
.
.
.
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dneiU
.
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1
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lf
QUEEN
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IT.
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ivlmiarj
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MONDAY,
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&.00
roil,
fur
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l
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RAILWAY
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-
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February
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23
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Vancouver,
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for
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mm
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Old
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I
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I
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