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DAILY
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Monday,
June
8,
1925.
Wake
Up
Prince
Rupert
People.
This
morning
the
passengers
from
the
Princess
Louise
were
parading
the
streets
of
Prince
Rupert
from
seven
o'clock
and
of
course
those
who
came
up
town
first
round.
the
stores
closed;
That
was
all
right.;
Then
a
good
many
arrived
about
eight
.Or
shortly
after
and.
still
a
lot
of
stores
were
closed.
Probably
they
did
not
want
tojmy
much,
but
every
little
helps.
Also
it
looks
so
much
belter
to
see
people
on
the
job.
V'lir
.some
cities,
situated
similarly
to
ours,
the-:
stores"
open
"JJ.'S'll't-JLf'.O
JM3'
;
rri
y
e
e
y
e
ti
if
it
is
at
.eleven,
cfeloek
;in
the
evening.
While
we
do
not
suggest
that
they
do
it
here.it
seems
reasonable
Hint
any
place
,
appealing
to
tourist
bnsine
should
be
open
at
eight
in
the
morning
and
it
would
look
much
.
Freight'
rales
are
to
be
revised
throughout
Canada
with
the
object
of
equalizing
the
rale
Jo
the
east,
and
west
coasts
and
also
fori
1
be
purpose
of
facilitating
the
export
of
grain
through
Pacific
ports.
That
is
designed
to
relieve
the
farmers
and
make
it
easier
for
them
to
get
their
grain
to
market.
It
will
also
mean
a.greai
oeiu
ut
J'nnce
unpen
ill
uiai
it
wni
lend
to
improve
the.
grain
business
with
this
port.
5
If
rates
are
equalized
it
will
make
practically
the
whole
of
Saskatchewan
crop
available
for
export
through
British
Colum
bia
at
competitive
rales.
Much
of
it
will
not
come
this
wav
but
a
great
deal
will,
especially
when
the
market
is
established.
It
always
takes
nmie
lime
to
establish
new
routes
of
trade.
Dealers
Will
Now
(
Look
To
This
Port.
;
firaiii-dealers
and
exporters
will
now
be
looking
to
this
port
as
one
means,
of
getting
grain
to
market.
Two-years
ago
when
Prince
Rupert
was
trying
to
interest
firms
in
the
export
busi
ness'
from
heret
one
of
the
prominent
buyers
slated
that
'just
as
soon
a
the
freight
rales
Were
revised
they
would
be
interested
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
now
seems
that
the
revision
is
,to
1
brought
about
and
that
Pacific
ports
would
come
into
their
own
so
far
as
the
grain
trade
is
concerned.
Prince-
Rupert
as
one
of
them
should
benefit
wry
materially.
Coal
Bunkers
As
An
Investment.
It
is
understood
that
coal
bunkers
may
be
erected
here
its
an
investment
by
privnle
persons
interested
in
the
coal
export
business.
That
looks
like
'
a
practical
development.
If
the
parties
now
interested
do
not
go
through
with
the
plan,
there
1
washing
your
hands
with
Common
ooap
Still,
manjr
women
do
just
that,
three
time
s
itj,
when
they
wash
dishes
with
common
laundry
soap.
But
more
and
more
women
are
using
Lux
for
ditnvrashitif
.
Lux
keeps
their
hands,
smooth
and
nice.
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toreato
t
UN
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Larry
Senion
in
"The
Uirl
in
Hit
Limousine."
Telephone
series
No.
"Love
anil
Learn."
International,
New.
in
DOG
PICTURE
10
Wednesday
and
Thursday
'The.
Silent
Accuser."
Mack
penned
Comedy.
Hen
Turn
in
in
"Three
Foolish
Weeks."
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday
Virginia
Valli
Signal
Tower.'
Century
Comedy
Arms."
Put
he
Review.
The
"Present
WITH
A
BITE
Is
Silent
Accuser
In
Case
of
Murder:
An
Exciting
Chase
With
Confession
at
Close
Jack
Warren
at
midnight
from
her
old
Southern
home,
Barbara
Jane
is
surprised
by
Phil,
an
ar-
lent
admirer
of
hers.
She
re-
ists
his
advances
and
in
the
(niggle
that
ensues,
a
chair
is
overturned.
The
girl's
step
father
hearing
Uie
noise
ascends
the
stairs,
where
he
meets
Phil,
who
has
left
the
girl
in
a
faint.
l'he
men
quarrel.
Jack
conies
to
the
house,
ac
companied
by
his
dog,
and
the
animal
peers
through
the
win-
low
in
lime
to
see
Phil
shove
the
old
man
down
the
stairs
to
his
death.
Phil,
lerrjfied,
sees
(he
face
of
the"
dog
a
silent
accuser.
Dog
Frees
Master
Jack
is
found
bending
over
the
body
of
the
dead
man
and
as
a
result
is
sent
to
the
penitentiary.
The
dog
trails
him
to
the
prison,
and
after
various
attempts,
suc
ceeds
jn
reaching
his,
master.
The
dog
carries
notes
hack
and
forth
between
Jack
ami
Barbara
Jane,
until
he
effects
his
mas
ter's
escape,
and
brings'
him
to
the
girl.
With
the
intention
of
forcing
a
confession
from
Phil,
the
three
of
them
follow
him
lo
the
Ar-
pentine
where
his
conscience
and
fear
of
the
dog
as
the
only
witness
to
his
crime,
have
driven
him.
Barbara
Jane
eventually
finds
Phil
in
a
dive
convinces
him
that
she
has
come
there
to
be
with
him,
because
she
loves
him
and
tricks
him
to
her
cabin
where
Jack
wails
with
the
dog.
On
the
Culprit's
Trail
The
dog,
gelling
the
scent
of
his
old
enemy
dashes
out
the
window
of
the
cabin
before
Jack
can
stop
him.
Phil
sees
the
dog
realizes
he
has
been
deceived
prabs
Barbara
Jane
and
dashes
away
with
her.
An
exciting
chase
ensues
with
Phil
and
Barbara
Jane,
followed
by
the
dog
and
Jack.
The
chase
enos
at
Iho
edge
or
a
lake,
where
the
ilng
attacks
Phil.
Phil,
torn
and
bleeding,
pleads
with
Jack
to
call
off
the
dog.
Jack
consents
if
Phil
will
confess
(o
(be
killing
of
(he
old
man.
Two
mounted
police,
seeking
Jack
to
return
him
lo
prison,
overhear
Phil's
confession.
As
(hey
are
about
(o
take
Phil
away,
he
begs
for
a
drink
of
water.
As
be
bends
over
tn
drink,
the
dog
jumps
on
his
back,
knocking
nit
(Tilt
lit
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unMloL
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headlong
into
the
water.
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ioiiii
to
iiwoo
me
ouiimts
aim
operate
p,
rfSos,
dripping
with
mud
iiirui
Un
.i
1'iiiiui-
luiit
ciu.
i
licit?
in
it
riiuiirc
now
jor
sonie-.nn,
lime
uiiiig
oi
mis
sori
10
oe
ooue
nun
lor
rrince
import
to
lienefit.
We
have
bad
pretty
nearly
enough
of
public
ownrsbip
of
such
things
anil
it
will
be
a
treat
to
see
private
persons
taking
an
interest
in
the
port..
While
preparing
to
elope
with
Jack,
Barbara
Jane,
and
the
dmg
are
reunited
in
their
happiness.
That
is
the
story
or
"The
Silent
Accuser"
'here
for
GIRL
IN
LIMOUSINE
AT
THE
WESTHOLME
Good
Picture
Has
Number
of
Real
Thrills
all
of
Them
Real
says
Larry
Semon
v'
"
'
:
'
(
1
train
by
a
half
semd
margin.
"AllMhese
lhings
were
actually
nerfornicd
in
tins
picture,
and
performed
at
the
jaje.
.of
speed
i
i
shown
on
the
screen,
ii
wa
much
easier
for
nie
to
drive
in
j
front
of
the
train
at
the
rate
on
;
thirty-fix
miles
an
hour,
than
nl
rirteen
miles
an
nour.
ion
see
I
got
across
quicker.
II
is
on
the
same
principle
that
n
man
skates
faster
over
thin
ice.
He
wants
to
set
over
the
danger
zone
as
quickly
as
possihle.
One
of
our
most
ilillieull
Joli
in
making
'The
Oirl
in
the
Lim
ousine'
was
In
skid'
a
heavy
lim
ousine
in
wo
complete
circles.
We
did
this
of
course
by
applying
the
brakes
quickly,
hut
there
was
always
the
danger
of
the
heavy
car
upsetting.
And
we
hail
to
do
this
stunt
twenty-nine
times
in
order
to
gel
the
ctTect
we
desired.
THE
SIGNAL
TOWER
NOT
A
SPECTACLE
Redwoods
of
California
and
Humble
Home
Life
Is
Pictured
Pronenes
to
over-eninliasije
the
manner
in
which
humans
with
whom
the
world
i
ac
quainted
intimately
us
a
clas
has
nren
held
In
h
a
fault
in
moi
stage
or
screen
delineations
of
tife,
hut
(his
criticism
cannot
lie
applied
to
"The
Signal
Tower."
L'ninrsal-suV'r-Jewel,
starring
Virginia
Valli.
lo
be
here
at
lli-.M
I.
I
'
,
I
......
t
HIT
1-lltl.
fill
IIIM
I
,
ill
irnsi,
I.I.
screen
has
given
ils
devotees
real
human
beings,
and.
evident
-
ly,
exaggeration
is
taboo
amoin.
the
working
materials
of
Clar
ence
L.
Brown,
who
directed
Hi"
picture.
Virginal
Valli
has
ilone
some
fine
things
before
(he
screen
bul
never
has
she
appeared
more
as
if
she
were
going
Ihrouph
in
ordinary
routine
of
daily
exis'-
ence
without
thought
of
"arlinri"
than
in
her
present
vehicle.
Here,
she-takes
Ihe
part
of
a
young
wife
who
lives
for
her
husband
and
their
child
in
the
home
of
a
signal
tower
along
the
lhi
of
rails
running
through
a
lonely
forest.
Of
course
there
Is
a
big
theme
--a
powerful
theme
In
fact
n
The
Signal
Tower."
The
spec
tator
is
filled
with
understanding
just
hy
reason
of
the
inna'e
humaneness
of
Ihe
glimpses
of
'jus
living."
Majestic
In
Its
Settings
I
lie
Mgnal
lower
is
not
a
'spectacle
production"
in"
the
way
or
numiiers
or
easi
a.'U
hugeness
of
"sets,"
bul
if
tin
be
any
more
majestic
selling
f
ir
a
story
than
the
giant
redwood;
forests
of
Northern
California,
or
any
more
appealing
sellinu
I
ban
happy
life
in
a
humlilej
uome,
men
neuiier
lias
neen
found
by
producers
-
of
motion
pictures,
yiielher
photography
can
be
said
to
enhance
such
sel
lings
is
a
debatable
question,
but
if
it
can,
then
the
cameramen
who
filmed
"The
Signal
Tower
.
have
done
it.
'The
Signal
Tower"
truly
Is
a
faithful
story
and
picture.'
Hockliffc
Fellows
'is
convincing
as
the
husband;
ami
Wallace
Beery
Is
at
his
host
as
Ihe
boarder.
.;L;;j;"T7,-rT,-,
j
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
dozen
effectively.
i
INVOLUTION
is
a
painful
and
messy
way
of
acquiring
new
bosses.
CIVILIZATION
consists
in
the
art
of
using
a
dally
TIIKRC
is
one
consolation
about
(his
hair'
bobbing
'age.
'The
hair
on
your
coat
which
your
wife
finds
may
have
come
off
Ihe
barber
chair1.
TIIK
person
who
has
not
yet
learned
to
live
beyond
his
income
has
it
'seems
In
me,
neglected
an
important
part
of
his
education.
RKFOHM
waves
always
spend
themselves
and
(hen
I
hose
who
live
on
debauchery
have
(heir
in
nlngs.
TJIFJIFR
one
thing
aboul
gcl-
There
is
a
chase
seem,
In
ling
married
in
June,
it's
at
least
.
.
.
i
'
winch
I
pursue
an
auto
on
a
rnadJa
rnonlh
ahead
of
July.
running
parallel
io
Hie
railroad
Tile
auto
comes
(n
a
crossing
sswrves
sharply
and
gels
In
front
of
a
speeding
railway
train,
which
il
misses
by
inches.
As
Ihe
next
crossing
is
reached
I
IT'S
blossom
lime
and-e'xam-Inatinn
lime
nnd
summertime
and
prelly
nearly
holiday
time
and
(hen
we'll
.have
n
roaring
lime.
iln
my
molor
cycle
do
the
samol
thing.
A
quick
turn
and
full
NOW
lhat
we've
had
a
good
speed
and
I
cross
in
front
of
th'j'
Sunday
and
that
we
are
all
pro-
Drapery
Specials
Final
arrangements
have
been
made
wllh
the
provincial
govern
ment
for
Ihe
erecllon
of
a
new
school
here.
11
is
lo
be
ready
for
use
by
September.
'The
shack
of
Frank
II.
Walsh
was
destroyed
by.
fire
last
week,
Ihe
loss
of
house
and
contents
amounting--In
nboul
(Win,
The
blaze
is
believed
lo
have
been
of
incendiary
origin.
Mrs.
A.
A.
Connon
was
taken
ierinusly
ill
last
week
am)
Is
now
In
the
llazcllon
Hospital
where
she
Is
making
satisfactory
recov
ery.
Roy
Smith
or
(he
Yukon
Telegraph
line
speni
n
lew"
day
hern
last
week
herore
going
south
on
a
holiday.
Adverll?e
In
the
Dally
News.
Bought
for
Our
Furniture
Sale
36
in.
and
50
in.
Cretonnes,
bird
and
floral
patterns
117
yards
only
at
$1.25
yard
other
Cretonnes
marked
down
low
as
as
-
-
25c
yard
44
in.
Silk
Drapery,
blue,
rose
and
mulberry,
92
yards
only
at
-
...
$2.10
yard
0
41
in.
Roman
Stripe
at
60c
yard
48
in.
Rose
and
Gold
Stripe
at
$1.25
yard
ALL
OUR
TAPESTRIES
AKE
SELLING
AT
HALF
PRICE
Cushion
Forms
18
in.
diam.
Spring
Rosettes,
$2.75
each;
20
in.
diam.
Spring
Rosettes
$3.00
each
Barries
HomeFurnishinp
Phone
123
One
Door
East
of
Dally
News
Office
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HBHHssWBbHBHBbHbWsI
perly
tired,
and
that
we
are
once
again
nearly
rested
up.
let
us
gel
hack
lo
normal
for
Tuesday.
TIIF.HK
are
two
classes
of
people
in
the
world:
'The
workers
and
Ihe
shirkers.
YOU'LL
know
him
if
you
meet
him
,
.
And
you'll
find
it
worth
Hie
while
.
.
To
cultivate
Ihe
friendship
of
'The
man
behind
the
smile.
SCOTLAND
also
has
Its
troubles.
Ford
cars
are
sold
there
on
the
installment
plan.
HAZELTON
.Mrs.
Larkworlhy
expects
to
return
in
Ihe
near
future
from
Stratford,
Onl.,
where
she
has
been
visiting
for
some
time.
SUPPORT
LOCAL
I
3rd
Aneiwi
NDUSTRY
Wo
are
Agents
for
the
Prince
Ilp'r'
sf"
and
can
quote
you
allrnclive
prices
"ii
Uie
i1-01
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shlplap
$10.00
and
$21.00.
Spruce
Dimension
S1B.00
to
$22.00.
Get
our
prices
before
placing
vonr
ordf
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Dr.
E.
S.
TA1T
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
U-Office
flours
0
lo
0.
X-RAY
SERVICE
mi
ADA
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Ev
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
.
8n
t
to
building
next
door
to
l;rimU
Hulc
Hotel
from
the
iSntprfs
We
carry
a
fulllinc
or
.fjnjES
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITCAIn
onciai
ROOM
IN
CONNECT"'
prt,prwr
James
Zarelll
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