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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
Sept.
21.
1925.
Difference
Between
Poetry
And
Verse.
It
is
easy
enough
to
write
verse
.
Anyone
can
do
it
with
a
little
practice,
bill
poetry
is
something
altogether
different.
Poetry
is
not
necessarily
verse.
Oflen
proe
is
so
poetic
in
it.
nalure
that
it
is
far
superior
to
verse.
The
expressing
of
the
poetic
idea
in
metre
or
in
metric
rhyme
is
simply
the
mechanics
of
I
he.
art.
Many
people
set
out
o
write
poetry
and
produce
pretty
fair
verses
without
Hie
least
poetic
feeling
in
them.
Examples
of
vere
which
are
certainly
never
poetry
are
found
in
the
jingle-,
sometimes
written
by
jtur
jovial
friend
who
signs
himelr
"The
Man
in
Hie
Moon."
He.
turned
over
to
this
department
for
criticism
today
a
few
verses
which
are
not
onlv
not
lMielrv
but
also
are
very
poor
ver.se.
"
Like
a
great
many
other
versifier-.
the
writer
of
this
skirls
out
all
right
but
soon
forgets
the
original
metre
and
gets
bogged
deeper
and
deeper
toward
the
end.
This
verse
is
being
ptihfined
today
in
that
department
mid
its
defects
wilf
be
easily
seen.
,
Dr.
King
Is
Now
.
j
With
Prince
Rupert.
'
There
wau
time
when
lloif.
Dr.
King
seemed
to
be
rather
lukewarm
in
his
altitude
toward
the
development
or
Prince
Rupert.
Then
be
was
shown
the
need
of
the
work
here
and
today
be
is
stoutly
defending
the
action
of
the
government
in
building
the
elevator
and
putting
this
jKirl
in
a
position
to
become'
a
national
outlet
for
the
Vrudiietf
of
the
country.
We
welcome
Dr.
King
to
our
side.
We
are
glad
to
know
he
is
with
us
and
hope
to
hear
even
yet
some
day
that
Sir
Henry
Draylon
is
also
with
us.
Of
course
Sir
Henrv
lias
a
lot
to
lake
back.
He.
came
out
so
strongly
during
(he
past
session,
seeing
no
gooo
in
mure
unpen,
wiai
in
turn
niout
would
certainly
prove
difficult.
He
would
have
In
eat
bis
own
word.
Walter
H.
Page
Gives
His
Impressions.
In
'The
Life
and
Letters
of
Waller
II.
Page"
are
some,
most
interesting
impressions
of
people
arid
life
in
fireat
Britain.
Here
is
what
he
says
of
the
English
of
the
wealthy
das:
"Another
conclusion
Hint
js
confirmed
Hie
more
you
cc
of
r.ngnsn
me
is
uieir
nign
art
of
living.
When
Ihey
make
Iheir
money,
they
slop
money-niaking
and
cultivate
their
mirrds-
and
their
gardens
mid
enlerfnin
Uieir
friends
and
do
all
Hie
high
arts
or
living
lo
perfection.
Three
day
ago
ii
retired
soldier
gave
a
garden
parly
in
my
honor
2."
miles
out
or
bindon.
Then
was
his
historic
house,
a
pari
of
il
.VI0
years
old:
there
were
hi'
ten
acres
of
garden,
his
nwn,
his
trees;
mid
they
walk
with
you
over
it
all:
Ihey
sit
out
of
door:
they
serve
tea;
Ihey
lake
liic
rationally:
they
talk
pleasantly
(not
jocularly,
nor
story-telling)
:
they
abhor
the
snfart
in
talk
or
in
conduct:
they
Imvc
sentience,
cultivatiyn.
the
InM
manners
in.
the
world:
ami
Ihev
are
iren
nine.
The
hostess
has
m,
taki-
n
basket
and
go
with
her
while
snn
cms
if
full
or
riowers
for
us
to
bring
home:
and.
a
we
walk,
she
tells
life
lory
of
the
place.
She
i-
a
tenant
for
life:
it
is
entailed.
Ifer
husband
was
wounded
in
South
Africa.
Her
heir
is
her
nephew.
The
home
of
course
will
remain
in
the
family
for
ever.
No.
Ihey
do
mil
go
lo
London
much
in
rceo!
venrs-
why
should
they?
But
Ihey
travel
a
month
or
more.
They
giv
Ihrec
big
tea
parlies
one
when
the,
rhododendrons
bloom-a'fyl
the
others
at
stated
Mines.
They
have
friends
to
stay
wilti"
AhAw
half
the
lime,
perhaps
sometimes
parlies
or
a
dozen.
England
never
had
a
finer
lo!
of
Tolk
than
lhese.
And
you
cc
them
evenwhere.
The
arf
of
living
sanely
they
have
developed
to
as
hiffb
a
level.
I
think,
as
you
will
find
a
any
time
in
anv
land."
A
Balance
in
tke
Bank
I
'"THE
allowance
of
the
house-
1
wife.
or
the
salary
of
the
buv
iness
girl,
will
last
longer
and
go
farther
if
paid
into
the
Bank
and
withdrawn
-only
as
required.
The
temptation
to
spend
for
unnecessary
things
will
be
less,
and
the
balance
to
carry
forward
each
month
will
be
greater.
Ltdut
ill
riani
courtiout,
ktlM
itlrlin
from
tut
staff.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.'E.
Robertson,
Manager
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
lticliard
Dix
in
"Too
Many
Kisses."
The
tio-Ciefleis
Series
"Ain't
Love
(iraud."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
New
.fuveible
Bostonuns.
"Ine
from
Hollywood.
Comedy
"Desert
Slink."
Topics
of
fhe
D;iy.
Friday
and
Saturday
"ilevellle."
Our
(Sans
Comedy.
"Cradle
Holiliers."
Pathe
lleview.
TOO
MANY
KISSES
AT
WESTHOLME
TONIGHT
Melodramatic
Comedy
With
Many
Big
Laughs
and
Smashing
Climax
"Too
.Many
Kisses,"
a
new
Paramount
picture
starring
Itietianl
Dix
and
featuring
Fralires
Howard
at
Hie
hea!
of
a
strong
cast
oon.
here
fi
night.
It's
a
romantic
em''ly-drama
laid
in
New
York
and
the
little
Spanish
town
of
Pnligny
in
i
he
Pyreiiess.
The
story
opens
with
Dix.
as
Holier!
(Jaybird.
being
sent
abroad
by
his
fattier
on
the
pretense
of
searching
for
some
val-i
ualde
mineraf
in
reality
to
keep
liiin
away
front
hi
n
w.'ak-!
iies
women.
li's
a
tiki
laugh
when
Dix
rind
his
companion
arrhe
in
potigny
during
siesta
time.
It
i
the
custom
in
this
country
for
(he
people
lo
lake
a
nap
Pel
ween1
the
hours
of
twelve
and
fwo-
thirty
o'clock.
WJicn
the
siesta
bell
rings
they
stop
wrk
and
dole
off
wherever
they
happr-n
be.
This
is
the
scene
that
greet
(he
star's
e
wlien
tie
firsi
arrives.
A
liiif
scene
is
the
annual
masquerade
hebl
on
Hie
town
s
Digest
holiday'
with
the
star
nint
William
Powell
rixals
fur
Hie
honor
of
dancing
the
"far-andale"
(betrothal
dance
with
Frances
Howard.
The
event
I
an
occasion
for
much
colorful
romance
ami
rapid-fire
action.
Other
high
spots
in
the
picture
include
the
scene
of
Dix's
room
where
he
takes
all
of
PowcnV
insults
because
he
ha
promised
onnc
(Miss
Howard
not
lo
fight.
Then
Hie
girl
releases
him
from
his
promise
and.a
real
battle
follows.
The
episode
in
the
bandits
eabin
in
the
innnn-lains
where
Dix
is
carried
a
prisoner
i
another
thrilling
And
there's
a
real
malr
elimax
when
(lie
star
escapes
and
arrives
at
Hie
scene
of
Hie
masquerade
Just
in
time
(o
encoun
ter
pnwrll
fnaXinji
off
with
Hie
nil'!.
WORST
WOMAN
IN
HOLLYWOOD
SEEN
IN
MID-WEEK
PICTURE
Inez
Laranetta
is
a
screen
"vamp-'
extraordinary
and
to
bodst
tier
box-offiee
value
her
jness
acent
has
puhlici.ed
her
as
the
"worst
woman
in
Holly
wood."
But
there
is
a
secret
side
to
the
life
of
Inez,
personified
by
a
little
sister.
Kay.
Inez
has
rtil?rd
Fay
from
babyhood,
ami
it
fs
hef
pm-posc
that
the
little
sis
ter
shall
hae
life
benefits
of
life
which
she
was
denied.
That
i
wiry
Inez
accepts
Iho
role
of
Hollywood's
'worst
woman.
It
affords
bee
money
for
Fay,
who
THE
DATT.Y
rnivB
Monday.
Sm'.t
Just
hear
the
MODEL
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oak
or
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and
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up.
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75c
to
$2.00
Easy
Terms
Arranged.
graphs
Inez.
The
latter
hurries
to
New
York
to
proteel
Pay
ntv
there
confronts
(Jnyler.
He
finally
cnvfnees
her
'
his
inb?ntion.
In,
marry
Fay
but
tells
her
that
hecaue
of
Iter
re
potation
she
must
renounce
all
relations
with
Iier
little
lter
Inez
agrees
to
th
saertlee
anf
as
Cuyler
and
Kay
mMrcb
from
Iheir
wedding
alfar
she
sobs
he
hind
a
screen
of
paints.
It
i
then
that
her
manager,
Pa'
Snmmerfiehl.
who
Ira
(duck
(
her
through
thick
and
thin,
takes
her
in
his
arm
and
ask
"Hi-bes
wnmati
hi
II
oil
wood"
to
liecnme
llis
Wife.
JOLLY
GOOD
PICTURE
SAYS
PRINCEJF
WALES
"Reveille"
Made
Them
Rock
With
Laughter;
Droll
and
'
Inspiring
'
The
gala
pei
forrtiance
of
"He-eille,"
wlm
h
Whs
Kien
at
the
Palace
Theatre,
London,
recently,
before
a
liistiiiKiiislict
uudi
ence,
which
included
the
Prince
of
Wales,
is
loottwl
upon
as
one
of
Ibe
ureatesl
events
in
the
fjiealre
blsiory
of
Knftland.
II
is
T(
be
shown
berrf
at
the
week
end.
A
The
Prince
5ub-.l
if
"a
jolly
Kood
film,"
an
appreciation
vb-viously
sincere
lo
the
wonderful
sie
kcei
closely
enarded
froiiilaililienee
Ih.-il
the
tairtt
of
the
world
under
care
.pelhered
nl
the
Palace
Theatre,
or
a
hfntlierly
obi
woman
in
the
raw.
As
part
pf
bis
publiclly
cam-paijm,
Inez's-
press
ancnt
staflrcd
a
raid
on
one
of
her
Hollywood
parties
where
a
bevy
of
beauties
are
diving
Into
a
private
swlm-
ouiijf
pooi
in
a
rare
ror
a
illa-iiiond
bracelet.
Stewart
fTtiyler,
a
typical
man
of
the
world,
comes
to
her
rescue
with
ball.
Cuyler
is
Ltselnafed
by
Inez
but
when
she;
repufses
bfi"
ad-vancKS
he
leaves-
lor
hi
home
In
-Vew'7ork.
1IU
parlintr
warning
Is
thai
some
day
lie
will
win
her
brve,
If
only
for
the
joke
of
do.
Injr
so.
('hnnre
brlna
f'uyler
and
Fav
-
-
-
-
by
the
way
he
rocked
with
laiiKli
ler
over
the
rneniori-s
of
army
days
during
(ho
war.
There
is
Iraaedy
in
the
ritrn
iliis
1st
inevitable
in
a
picture
whirl,
is
the
first
true
commentary
on
the
Breal
Irapedy
tit
our
generation
but
there
is
also
much
to
laURh
at
and
wit,
as
well.
The
author
has
found
an
army
character
In
"Whelks,"
played
Iry
Frankie
Sianmpre,
who
Is
a
sheer
delight
in
is
drollery
and
an
inspiration
In
Ids
optimism.
He
doesn't
understand
the
reason
for
the
war,
he
doesn't
understand
the
tragedy
of
the
aftermath
of
the
war
luil
he
keeps
t-l
rrl.
I
.n
.
f
I
.'
m
1T
n.
..tn..
-(.-
r
.
.
.
.
Kiueiiier
in
Hie
hasl,
and
he
is
men!
ami
nlmilnreil
romnne
U
overpowered
by
the
beauty
and
(ill
the
same
to
him.
"The
charm
or
the
jrlrl
He
Is
not
answer
ts
a
lemon'
Is
hts
only
aware
that
she
is
the
little
ulster
observation
or
Inez,
who
assumed
her
screen
But
nfost
important
of
all
Is
tame
lo
shield
Fay,
and
the
glrBelly
Balfour.
who
pasie
thnmirh
every
phase
of
war
and
post-war
life,
tastinjr
both
I'
joy
and
sorrows,
and
still
re-nrafTrmr
a
symhol
of
hepe
and
courage.
It
fs
her
romance
thai
is
shattered,
but
il
is
her
spirit,
typical
of
Hip
spirit
of
British
womanhood,
that
prevents
re-oliitiou.
'Iteville"
is
an
epic
of
laughter
and
tears,
each
in
its
place,
and
both
will
live
bmp
in
fhe.
mernorien
if
thoe
who
witness
this
remarkable
photoplay.
Ten
Years
Ago.
lit
Prince
Rupert
September
21,
1915.
Thirly-eighf
memhers
of
Hie
Irish
Fusiliers,
who
have
been
liere
on
garrison
duty
for
the
past
year,
sailed
(his
iiiorniny
on
Hie
Prince"
Rupert
on
then
way
lo
the
front.
The
eily
council
last
nijrlil,
on
motion
yf
Aid.
Beveridjte,
seconded
by
Aid.
Montgomery,
decided
to
ask
tfufJ.T.I'.'Hairw,av
to
nro-
cced
this
wftitef
wiffi
some
of
the
work
to
be
done
under
the
taxation
asreemeiil.
Olof
Hanson
returned
this
imtrnhifr
after
a
mondi's
slay
at
Lake
Kalhlvn
to
which
nolnf
bo
will
return
in
a
few
ifays.
si'ortf
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
nya:
A
OfX)l
niatiy
people
have
hardening
of
the
arteries
but
ollicrs
have
hardening
of
the
cranium.
IF
boarders
find
Hie
coffee
weak
they
are
advised
lo
Iry
the
butter.
It
Minuld
be'
strong
enough.
MAIIHfArtF.
Is
not
always
n
failure
although
some
of
those
who
fry
it
nre.
IF
I
have
COOil
frinnit.
II
i.
liccanse
(heir
iilemoricm
afe
bad.
WHAT
I
like
about
Ibis
new..
paper
business
is
that
there
is
seploni
lime
enough
for
worry.
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Siierb
nppvirnuce
combined
with
unrival
led
tonal
ipinlily
make
Brunswick
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undoubtedly
the
world's
bet.
Kxclusjvely
equipped
with
sitrfi
fnnioii
Brunswick
features
a
the
AM-WikhI
jffVol
Amplifier
and
(niOfftr,
Ihey
reroifuce
all
recrtrd
e)u.illy
well.
This
invitation
in'Odvtfs
n"
ofdigafiou.
We
honesny
desire
yn
T
eo
mid
heflr
trie
flflfti-wick
phonograph
model
fffr
.yuirself
and
prove
to
yoiir
own
satisfaction
the
truth
of
our
lutein
en
I
.
J.
Lome
MacLaren
Limited
Smith
Block,
Fifth
Street
-
Prince
Rupert
il
2
1
1
mm
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PRINCESS
CONSOLE
MODEL
A
very
popular
re.
priced
nroti.
Kqmpj.e,:
,
all
Btuiiswi.
k
c.
ln-ur
tnres.
OUR
BRUNSWICK
LIBRARY
Bnmswt.
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t-v
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'lie
wturld'
(on
RECORD
.ii.t
We
have
a
oinpirre
hlr
Ifieni
-nil
doulile
sileil
does
not
know
if
Inez's
repnta-lion.
.
Otiilrary'
'
wishes
of
her
guardian,
she
sne
Knyler
oflen
and
He
old
woman
finally
tele
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
bufihiing
next
door
to
Kruiell
BuMier
Sh
4
frtmt
the
KmpreM
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
,
JirtMi
Zaralli
ProprUtw
'sh
Ihey
irre
not
poetry
and
very
I
poof
veroe:
Her
hair
wa
glosny
Jdark-,
Her
cye
were
aiure
blue.
I
fell
for
her
a!
sight,
alack!
For
her
voice
wa
honey
-dew.
I
worshipped
from
afar
My
beauteous
ethereal
slur.
She
entranced
me
then
know.
With
her
neck
of
driven
snow
ihe
came
rloer
ntofe
near,
She.
thai
I
held
so
dear:
Oli.
would
she
smile
or
look
at
me?
'
Or
it
by
me
under
this
tree?
She
ntooii
wMe
m
and
she
spoke.
Hot
lief
toice
wasn't
honey
dew
"How
dare
you,
country
bumpkin
mole.
To
si!
upon
my
hat
of
golden
hue.
She
nmole
me
frv
Hie
cheek
and
she
hit
me
In
the
eye
She
kicked
and
pnnebed
and
Milled
inc
linlr.
She
ripped
by
coal
and
spoilt
my
lie.
Then
slopped"
and
cried,
"Never
cross
my
path
tr
beware!
Foxy"
Ada
m
s.
CHAMPION
BftftiKLAVtrf
i
in
i,
ia
M'pt.
si.
Thomas
Trimfife
claims
Hie
tille
of
Uiainploii
Bricklayer
of
I
lie
World,"
Hp
rccehffy
established
it
record
of
Itr.nnn
bricks
In
ten
nours.
The
previous
reported
record,
credited
to
.tames
Brown,
an
Indian
of
Kansas
City,
was
.IC.fmn
in
the
ten
hour
stretch.
NKVCR
smoked.
WILLIAMSI'OnT,
Pn.,
Sept.
21.
in.,,.,
m
wriirnr
nuuw
hum
nr.ur.
area
.ew
verses
alleged
operated
a
lobacert
fHfin
for
to
be
a
poem
which
the
editor
07
of
hi,,
H7
years
be
has
never
says
I
may
puhli.',
as
a
horrible
smok
r
chewed
has
llve.l
example
of
how
not
to
write.
He'on
),
prc'Scnrfann
lor
year,
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Peront
Service,
Phone
No.
S.
Finished
Laundry,
At
WnfT.
1
Thrlft-T-Srvlce,
Soft
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
u'
a
to
receive
your
p
to
take
your
inu
take
personal
your
Laundry
:
1
'
Cleaning.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
f
f
r
An
Kxnuisitc
Trimmings
at
'
B.
C."FUR
Co.
Neit
O.W.V.A.
Thlrd
DENTIST
Hafgerion
Block,
Prtnc
Rupert,
B.C.
6
Office
Hours
X-ay
Srvlce
Phone
036.
Open
Tuesday,
ThnW
and
Saiuruay
r..
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