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DAILY
EDITION
RADIOGRAM
till!
'
FROM
ARCTIC
Winnipeg
Man
Gets
Direct
Message
From
Commander
E.
F.
McDonald
of
Peary
LURE
OF
NORTHLAND
and
of
Hunting
Erperlences
of
Party
WIXMI'Kd,
Sept.
2.
Following
is
the
radiogram
received
here
by
ir.
C.
X.
Ib-ll
from
Cmi-
niamter
'..
F.
McDonald
of
the
Monday.
Sept.
28,
1925.
Getting
Grain
Business
Is
A
Great
Fight.
There
is
a
lot
of
work
to
be
done
besides
providing
elevator
space
in
order
to
get
The
grain
to
come
to
this
port.
Even
Vancouver
is
finding
it
difficult
to
ship
grain
that
way.
People
have
money
tied
up'
in
elevators
at
Fort
William
and
they
do
their
fiefo
keep
(he
grain
going
that
way.
The
railway,
the
buyers,
the
various
other
interests
all
are
ngniiisl
us
and
we
shall
have
to
fight
every'
inch
of
the
ground
before
we
eventually
gel
the
business
that
is
uiir.
In
Vancouver
they
have
found
Dial
there
is
a
lot
to
do
besides
building
their
elevators.
They
are
getting
busy
on
the
job
and
will
do
whatever
is
poillo
to
break
down
the
opHiliou
and
educate
the
jieoplc
in
the
East
In
use
Ihe
Western
route.
It
is
quite
likely
that
Prince
Rupert
will
find
it
necessary
to
pay
a
man
to
go
Ihroiiph
Ihe
prairies,
find
out
what
are
Ihe
objections,
if
any,
to
coming
here
and
get
the
business
started.
means
a
great
deal
lo
us
lo
have
the
elevator
utilized.
Most
Nominations
Have
Now
Been
Made
.ost
of
the.
nominations
of
candidates
for
the
election
about
to
take
place
have
been
made.
The
contest
is
on
and
no
one
will
know
whal
the
outcome
will
be
until
election
day.
The
issues
are
very
confused
in
this
constituency
because
of
the
advent
of
a
third
candidate.
Electors
will
do
well
lo
study
the
(nation
well
and
look
at
the
big
isMics
rather
limn
the
petty
ones.
1
does
not
mal-
ter
which
of
the
candidates
is
ihe
best
looking,
which
is
Ihe
pleaantesl
personality
or
which
tickles
our
fancy
on
the
little
things
aroutid
us.
Whal
counts
is
the
ipiesljnn
of
Ihe
treatment
oT
Hie
railway
and
especially
Ihi
part
of
it
ami
the
possibility
of
getting
a
branch
line
into
Ihe
Peace
River
country.
Another
big
issue
is
Ihe
question
of
tariffs.
The
Conservatives
stand
for
higher
tariffs,
which
of
course
means
increased
taxation,
ftv
the
tariff
is
a
tax.
What
the
Liberals
stand
for
is
a
moderate
tax
for
revenue
only
whereas
the
Progressives
are
for
lower
tariffs,
although
how
much
lower
no
person
can
say.
It
is
recng
nized
by
everone
toddy
U'ai
a
a
result
'of
the
war
the
tariff
a
a
means-
of
raising
re
veil
ye
is
necesary.
Still
Have
Faith
In
The
Country.
We
slill
have
faith
in
Ihe
country
and
believe
we
shall
no!
suffer
very
milch
whichever
party
gets
inhi
power.
We
have
the
resources'
and
we
have
Ihe
(xiMtioii.
ANo
we
have
a
lillle
grit
left
and
can
fighl
foe
our
own
if
ireaioii
requires.
The
future
is
ours
and
we
shall
expect
great
things.
At
Ihe
same
time
it
wiU
be
well
for
the
resident),
of
(his
rily
ami
iTi-trirl
to
think
well
what
would
be
be-t
for
Prince
Rujert.
Let
us
vote
for
ourselves.
Everyone
Should
Read
Williams'
LeUer.
The
letter
published
in
this
isue
and
starting
on
the
from
page
is
one
that
should
be
read
y
everyone.
It
ileal
particularly
with
Prince
Rupert
district
and
the
railway
question.
Naturally
Prince
Rupert'
success
is
bound
up
with
that
of
the
railway.
If
the
railway
is
successful
Ihe
city
and
district
are
successful,
if
the
railway
fails,
the
City
of
Prince
Ruperl
fails
and
ihe
country
around
does
not
amount
to
anything
For
that
reason
the
votes
cast
will
be
for
or
against
the
railway.
The
opposition
forces
are
Jieing
engineered
by
the
Opposition
railway.
While
many
may
feel,
as
we
have
fell,
that
we
have
not
always
had
such
treatment
as
was
due
u
from
the
railway
eonipanv,
yet
we
have
been
far
belter
treated
than
we
were
under
the
Borden
and
Meighen
administration.
Because
there
hav'e
been
some
things
we
did
not
get
is
no
reason
why
we
should
turn
down
our
Jriemls
and
play
into
Ihe
hands
of,
the:
eheniyV
The
raHwny;feajire
v
of
,
the
campaign
i
n.
very
ini
"
portaut
one.
-
-
-
terestiiiK
things
and
people.
I
jdotiT
have
lo
ask
McMillan
why
men
pit
north.
I
have
Ihe
fever
and
I
am
cumin?
back
again.
1
vvih
to
spend
a
year
at
least
with
these
happy
people
in
this
fairyland
of
ire
and
savapu
scenic
grandeur.
Iliiufiiiir
is
such
as
never
dreamed
of.
Shot
my
first
polar
bear
leu
days
ago.
I'.iubl
hundred
pounds.
Shot
my
first
walrus
Wednesday.
A
bh
bull,
fifteen
hundred
pounds,!
Christians
Tells
of
Life
amono
Eskimos:
also
sixteen
hundred-pound'
hull
aim
fourteen
iuiiuireirpoiind
cow
walrus.
Towed
all
three
back.
Two
trips,
wounded
four
others.
Old
not
yet.
Killed
Ho
little
auks
willi
fifteen
shot
shells
and
it
lakes
no
ejperl
lo
repeal
latter
performance
every
day.
Mil-
Peary
in
Ihe
McMillan
expe.lltinii.Miou
of
them
in
all.
You
don't
lit
uli
Harbor,
North
Orcenland,'
llailio
Slat
ion
DXN.
From
Mc-inillan
Arctic
Ihpedilion.
to
lr.
C.
X.
Bell.
102
1
(irain
Kxchange
Building.
Winnipeg,
Mauitolia
Canada:
Head
Xatisen's
book
oh
I'.skinio
life
published
by
Longmans,
Green
and
Company,
l.oiidon,
IHltl,
and
il
will
give
you
a
pic
ture
unchanged
in
this
day
of
the
mind
the
cold
when
you
dress
n
Ihe
native
does.
Walrus
overturned
I'.skinio
in
bis
kyack
on
our
walrus
hunt
and
despite
vvaler
al
29
degrees
be
came
up
smiling
because
walrus
had
not
put
tusk
in
him.
ii
lo
15
per
cent
of
Kukltno
mortality
Is
from
overturned
Vyack
but
they
are
the
faslesl
one-man
boat
In
(be
world
outside
of
college
shell,
most
northerly
people
in
tbo
"'
mi
'
bring
one
world.
Try
second
hand
book
l"ck
with
me.
store.
Wish
you
were
here
vvilhi
My
besl
wishes
to
you,
me
In
tills
wonderland
of
Ice,
in-l
Oene
McDonald.
Movie
News
Notes
Devoted
to
the
doings
and
aying$
of
those
who
entertain
the
public
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
'
The
To!
of
Hie
World."
The
So-ie!,'ers
in
"The
Way
of
a
.Maid."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Haymnnd
liriffith
in
"The
Night
Club.'"
.
Comedy
The
Spals
n
'"Deal,
Dumb
and
Daffy."
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday.
"(Jim
Vadis."
Mack
rsemiPlt
Comedy
"Sinner
in
Silk."
Palhe
llevicw.
LIONSCHARGE
well.
While
CHRISTIANS
every
preeaulion
l
-in
whirl!
he
heads
h
featured
Ifcasl,
OUHM-
UICIIUMTS
in
win-"
jare
cru
Heyiiolils,
Wallace
inwry
ami
Louise
Fazcnda.
Urif-
nth
learns
ot
hi
ititierituiirc
just
alter
lie
ha
renounced
all
4'
women
because
ti
girl
lie
was
viout
to
marry
lei
I
him
!
'
altar.
Flees
From
Women
1'akiiu;
lakiiiK
his
his
deceased
deceased
uncle
uncles
.
Scene
From
Qao
Vidis'
Westhoimc
Th-
atrc.
Fraluy
ami
Saturday
ways
be
read.'
While
performing
nobis
that
she
eoubl
have
the
peaceably
to
the
lasli.
of
their;
fortune.
To
force
the
legacy
on
trainer'
whip
al
one
moment,
the
next
iiiIkIiI
bring
open
rebellion
and
disaster
to
the
ones
nearest
them.
Such
precautions
were
taken
during
the
filminir
of
First
Na-j
lional's
new
and
gigantic
version
of
Ihe
Sienkiewisz
classic,
"(Juo
Vadis.'
'
The
scene
is
that
wbero:
ero
orders
Ihe
Christian
thrown
to
Ihe.
lions
In
the
Circus
Matimu
to
hide
his
crime
of
burning
Rome.
One
hundred
men,
women
and
children
are
seen
hudillod
together
in
the
centre
oj
the
vast
stadium.
Fifty
half-famished,
snarling
lions
are
turned
upon
them
from
the
pits.
In
the
vast
amphitheatre
surrounding
them
is
jammed
the
populace
of
Home,
celebrating
a
Human
holiday.
The
lions
charge
the
Christian,
presumably
rending
them
to
shred.
In
makingr
this
scene,
a
score
of
expert
marksmen,
gripping
aulnniatJe
pistols
beneath
their
robes,
were
stationed
among
Ihe
While
aclitiig
Ihe
lerrlfied
roles
of
(he
martyrs
Ihey
at
the
same
lime
kept
watchful
eye
upon
the
beasts
and
were
ipiirk
to
shoot
at
the
In
stant
Ihey
perceived
a
lion
going
beyond
his
role
in
feroeily.
WOMAN
HATER
IN
"THE
NIGHT
CLUB"
Renounces
all
Women
and
'Then
Gets
Word
he
Must
Marry
to
Oct
Legacy
her,
atld
bcraus
-with
Miss
Reynold
despising
him
life
does
not
seeiu
worl.b
living,
he
dereides
lu
do
away
with
binrself.
He
makes
wo
seridus
attempts
but
their
midline
i
so
ludterous
that
Miss
lleyuolifs
adefl-es
him
of
trying
to
gain
her
sympathy
with
a
cheap
show
of
tlymtriealim
His
third
attempt,
when
h"
lies
himself
in
front
of
a
buzz-
saw
in
a
sawmill;'
would
have
been'
successful
had
be
not
cliangcjl
his
uiindtpil
freed
himself
after
his
valet
tell
him
that
Miss
lleyuobls
will
nol
receiv
the
legacy
unless
be
should
die
from
natural
cause
or
be
killed
accidentally.
FILR1WIZARDYSEEN
IN
TOP
OF
THE
WORLD
any
rale,
not
In
(lie
movics-
Marvej
were
worked
with
n
inollon
pb'luiejj
camera
limitation.
At
several
points
til
the
picture.'
Kirkvvpod
shake
hands
wih
himsetf.
.
Once
he
grapples
with
himself
am!
'tic
jlvvo
characters
rijslil
furiously.
Al
still
another
point
Kirkvvood
other
soir
in
,s
seen
lifting
his
his
shoulders,
carrying
bun
throtoih
a
door
and
throwing
him
on
the
hack
of
a
horse.
t
all
time,
the
two
character
pass
each
other
in
the
same
strip
of
film
as
though
they
were
separ-,
Hie
and
Individual
personalities
The
man
who
performed
thi
rain
era
wltardy
is
Charles
U.
Clarke.
supervisor
of
photography,
working
under
the
dirrr-I
ion
of
(leorge
Melfnrd
who
pro-,
dnred
the
picture.
"The
Top
of
Wnrl.l"
is
a
pleturiiallon
of
valet
who
had
I
n
bequeathed
VAM
M
,)(q-
xvidely-read
novel
to
mm
as
a
separate
pari
wi
m-legucy
liriffith.
seeks
seclusion
in
a
Spanish
village,
where
he
women
of
all
kinds
seek
his
company.
Two
.American
spinster
school
teacher
hailgcr
In
footsteps.-
A
lievy
of
girls
dad
in
batliln?
suits
make
him
seek
refuge
behind
barrel
doors.
louise
i'azcwla,
a
Sunsrish
dancer
who
loved
men
outy
when
Ihey
were
angry,
make
trim
the
sole
ob-jeel
or
her
attentions.
On
top
of
it
all
he
meets
the
bevvitrh-ingly
beautiful
Vera
Heynobl.
wtio
almost
runs
linn
down
with
her
automobile
after
losing
con-
'rol
or
it.
and
forgetting
all
Scene
In
-Que
Vadls
Is
Thrilling
about
his
vows
to
avoid
women
-
One
and
Dangerous
to
Make
.falls
madly
in
love
with
her.
I
Meets
the
"Only
Qlrl"
Wild
animals,
as
actors
in;
M
lleynnld
reciprocates
his
motion
pictures,
are
always
an
affctioM
and
all
might
have
(mcertaiii
quantity.
Should
you!
gone
vvHl'
but
for
an
inadvertent
investierale
clo.sely
in
film
cir-j
remark
5riffi!h
makes
when
bis
cles,
you
would
find
more
Ihanj
valet
tells
Ufm
that
she
is
tlo
one
extra
man
or
woman
who
.-irl
ilesignaled
bv
the
deeeaed
bears
the
scars
of
his
or
her
rnrle.
lie
tells
the
valet
tha'
.rontacl
with
leasts
before
the
nianyini:
a
girl
like
Mi
Hey--amera.
and
sevfral
stars,
a
nM
would
be
a
miahly
easy
way
of
making
a
million
dollars
She
overhears
him
and
de-
laken
lo
nroleel
the
human
I
nonnees
Jiim
as
a
fortune
hunlw
players
in
such
scenes.
Die
mJmls)
Oriffith's
feelinp
are
deeply
of
Ihe
animal
players
can't
al-;
vvoi'tulc.i
anl
he
(etu
Mi
Rev-
of
the
same
name.
II
nepiris
with
vivid
realism
the
advantore
i...
r.
n
n
i.i.l
uliii
i'iiih
awaV
hope
to
find
few.
if
any
women.
sc.,,,,,,
.rit.
lo
marry
a
rh.hl-To
his
gra
disappointment
,
.,.,..,..
I
MARY
PICKFORD
AND
THE
MAYOR:
Neglect
to
Answer
Invitation
Was
Result
of
Husband
s
Carelessness
HKI.I.lAll.i.K.
iil.,
Sept.
i.
l.ns
June
Mayor
Mikel
of
this
.ily
sent
.an
invilation
to
Mary
Pickford
und
her
husband
OoUK-las
Fairbanks
the
celebrated
movie
artists,
to
atten.l
the
cele-
bralioii
of
the
110
years
of
peace
between
ilanadn
and
the
tinted
States
which
wa
held
al
llelle-
ville
the
first
week
in
August.
No
answer
came.
Tlit
surprised
Mayor
Mikel.
The
celebraliop
of
this
event
had
met
response
from
the
president
of
the
United
Males
and
other
prominent
per-
otis
in
dial
country
and
in
!
ii
rope.
At
last,
one
September
morn.
Mary
Pickford
discovered
Mayor
Mikel's
letter
in
ber
hu-
ItHinl's
niH-ke.
uuansweml.
Aftei
;
receiving
the
letter
lie
hail,
husband
like,
placed
it
in
bis
-.,'
:
ickel,
Imiiik
up
the
coat
n'id
liivniK
mi
ii'casiini
to
wear
t'
aam
till
Septemlier,
forinit
all
I
.ih.
.hi
ji.
Maty
Pickford
at
ouee(
ele'raphiil
Mayor
Mikel
the)
jii-c
i.f
tier
seemoiK
llldlffer-i
ice
to
In-
invitation
to
the
Ilel-j
ille
reielu-a'ion.
aad
later
M
te
.
iplaiuinji
more
fully.
H
1
.riis
Kint
even
lin-tiuuds
of
star
movie
artlsls
cannot
be
relied
ii
to
handle
their
wives'
mr-
Sioiidenee.
:
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
TIIKHK
is
just
two
sides
in
politics,
mine
and
the
other
one
!
JFST
rive
my
respects
lo
Htishby
And
give
my
respects
lo
Slork
And
if
you
cannot
fmd
Nlekerson
Just
remember
me
to
Mr.
Forke.
FHFF.
trade
and
protection
seem
to
worry
Ihe
people
of
Prince
Jtnperl
about
a
much
as
Ihe
future
life.
I
HF.HKIIY
offer
n
prize
f
a
million
dollars
to
the
man
or
woman
who
ran
tell
who
is
going
to
win
tile
election.
"SLIM"
FOSTER
WAS
MARRIED
SATURDAY
The
wedding
took
place
on
Saturday
of
(leorge
Kdwarl
Fos-i
ter
of
Xew
Weslminsler
and
formerly
of
Prince
Huperl
to
Miss
Violet
Alhertrlce
La
Hock,
Mr.
Foter,
who
is
heller
known
Man
Carries
Himself
on
Hla
among
Ills
friends
here
as
Shoulders
and
Shakes
Hands
With
Himself
Film
fans,
who
an:
firmly
convinced
that
"seeing
is
believing,"
are
hereby
warned
to
prepare
for
an
optic
shock.
"The
Top
of
the
Wfirhl,"
the
new
Paramount
picture
which
opens
al
Ihe
Westholinir.
jnntiglil,
nrovesi
couclusivelvw
that
you
ean'l
believe
ylmr
OwSi
eyeij
at
"Slim,"
was
Jeweller
In
Hnlger
A.
('ameron's
store,
lie
wai
inler-esled
In
baseball
and
other
sports.
CROPS
YIELDING
WELL
IN
PRAIRIE
PROVINCES
Allhoiiiih
interrupted
by
rains
Ihreshiiig
generally
is
well
advanced
in
the
three
pralrlo
provinces,
according
lo
the
Hank
of
Montreal
weekly
report.
Ic-
during
liveries
of
grain
lo
the
country
the
filming
of
This
melodramatic
elevalors
are
heavy
and
the
thriller,
and
(he
slarllliiig,
results,
grades
thus
far
have
been
bet-achieved
are
said
lo
bavo
ler
Mian
last
year.
In
Ontario
amazed
nil
those
who
were
priv-
rains
have
delayed
iJiHiveHllng
lllged
to
gel
an
ndvance
glimpse.
operations
in
backward
sections
Whal
good
is
a
legacy
of
ajof
the
production.
but
threshing
Is
pnuresnlng
million
dollars
to
a
wnmanhalerj
James
Klrkwond
who
shares
rapidly
ami
all
grains
are
yield-when
lo
gel
it
be
must
marry
a
j
featured
honor'
..with
Anna
Q.'itig
well
above
(he
averae.
In
girl
lie
never
has
seen?'
Xilsson.
llayinAnd
Hallon
and
Quebec,
province
barvesliug
f
inai
uie
kiiiu
ni
legacy
nay-Mieiuon
evvis.
ptays
a
uuai
roic.
nearly
ronrjileled
and
where
mond
(Irifflth
learns
has
been
The
two
characters
fbolh
In
re-
threshing
Im
been
done
.'
.left
to
him
in
his
latest
Para-jalily
Kirk
wood
move
about
free-
yield
Is
reported
In
be
above
Ihe1
mount
picture,
'
The
Night
Club,"
jly
without
any
apparent
camera
average.
In
the
Marlluno
pro
j
rs-wrsnriirauc'irdl''
I
'
W-r
M..I.J...
"TUT
A
Mr
TO.
NIGHT'
GRANT
m
ooiciiuli
Cul
k
Sm
ttmiud
CralUJvk
4
alMM-ClMltl
DiUrm.
Dull-
s
est
ProcuraMe
i
i
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RioiEST
in
rmrsT
HIGHLAND
MALT
A
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayci
by
the
Uquor
Coulrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Sangllarrv
Lauder,
and
on
w.i-ltiiav
iipooiiik
feet
like
-ui(f'g
the
same
thing.
So
wbv
not
end
thut
am
tent
drudger)
to
THRIF-T
SERVICE
Just
call
for
our
TIIRIIT
T
SK-RUCK
who
h
bit
of
Ihe
washing
ami
iron
the
flnt
work
wash
out
of
wash
day
that
'
hate
to
get
op
m
'
ing"
feeling
will
be
gone
for
pi
km!
nn!
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
lea
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1,00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
Sportsmen!
We
ale
Ite.idipi.irlfC
lur
HMirtillg
limid
'
i
i
arrv
the
famiNi
WESTERN
SUPER
"X"
LONQ
RANQE
SHOT
SHELLS
See
ii-
i'-r
II.
.ml
Lugger'
Supplies
In'
'
and
Purls
l.vlle
e-
S.vv..
e.-.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
714
8econd
Avenue
vinre
hceiit
unfavorable
wen-;
(her
liaV
delayrd
harvesting.
Itn
licit
i
ti
Ctilunlhia
'lirchnig
is
pniMirally
completed
i
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
September
28,
1915.
A
man
named
It.
1.
Cameron
from
llahine
Portage
died
on
the
Irain
yesterday
while
on
Ids
way
lo
Prince
llutmrt.
The
body
was
shipped
from
here
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
deurge
tills
morning.
'
A
detachment
of
thirty-five
re-cruils
lefl
prince
ltunerl
this
morning
to
undergo
training
in
Ihe
south
for
the
war.
The
parly
Included
.Sam
KlrkAbly,
K.
Val-pey,
Hoy
Clothier
and
Frank
Imwling.
(feorge
Morrow
appeared
before
Ihe
oily
council
last
night
asking
(hat
(ho
illy'
aisl
in
the
outfitting
of
a
camp
kitchen
for
Ihe
boys-of
Ihe
second
contingent.
h
,iPr
wn
id
over
for
a
week.
An
Invalid,
after
returning
from
a
soul
hern
trip,
said
lo
a
friend:
"Oh,
it
s
done
me
a
world
of
good
going
away.
I've
come
back
another
man
allo-W'lier:
III
fact.
I'm
mill
n
mv
"lf
asm
ii."
Phone
13
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
with
additional
machine
i.-i
(he
inaiiui
8ASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
m
slock.
Have
handling
charges
by
buying
direct
from
(tin
supply.
SHOT
SILK
TAFFETA
12
of
Hie
v
prettiest
Sh
.el.
desirable
silk
parly
froeks
pliable
quality
w
not
nil.
11.
f
2.50
value
$2.25
West
of
England
Store
Phono
753.
Dr.
E.
STait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prl
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
0
6
X-Ray
Service
Phone
680.
Tuesday.
Tlmi'd"
Open
V
.
.
l....
1.
until
lHI
and
naiuruu