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4gi
98
86
Monday,
June
It.
IJ26.
Who
Made
Vancouver?
Is
Question
Asked.
Dave
Thomson,
secretary
of
the
Fafir
Board,
who
returned
at
the
week
end,
ha
Jieeit
doing
some
thinking
while
he
has
heeii
away
find
asking
some
question,
lie
saw
Vancouver
becoming
a
greal
city
and
he
asked
himself
who
did
it.
lie
has
come
to
iUif
conclusion
thai
il
is
the
people
of
Vancouver
who
are
building
the
city
and
they
are
doing
it
by
their.
own
efforts.
Outside
influences
help
a
little
sometimes
but,
speaking
generally,
the
great
prosperity
which
is
resulting
in
the
establishment
of
a
great-Pacific
port
is
diie
to
the
individual
and
collective,
efforts
of
the
people
who
live
there.
'
4
What
About
The
'
People
Of
Rupert?
'
.,
Having
made
it
clear
tothlmself
whatis
the
reason
for
Van
couver's
success,
Mr.
ThornMm
at
once
applies
the
test
to
Prhice
Rupert.
Are
the
people
here
trying
to
make-Prince
Rupert
a
great
my
z,
ne
comes,
10
,
uie
conclusion
that
more
jiUejes-t
might
he
taken
in
local
affairs
and
particularly
in
the
annual
fall
fair
and
exhibition
of
which
he
is
manager.
Whatlie
wante
is
to
make.jJa
greut.siieee.ss
and
he
realized
he
can
do
that
only
if
.he
Jia-itlff
undivided
aid
of
all
the
people.
W
-
k
T
i
Wheat
Business
And
Its
Effect.
Further.
Dave
says
that
Vancouver
has
benefitted
tremendously
by
the
wheat
shipping
business.
Taking
a
concrete
rase,
he
has
a
cousin
in
Vancouver
just
now,
Captain
D.
Thomson
udiiej
01
me
iienrinms,
loading
a
cargo
of
wheat.
The
skipper
tells
turn
his
boat
will
leave
seven
thousand
dollars
in
Vancouveri,before
she
gets
away.
That
is
a
considerable
sum.
but
there
.are
other
boats
all
leaving
their
money
behind
to
help
Vancouver,
,to
prosper.
That
is
in
addition
to
ihe
money
paid
out
to
ihe,
elevator
men,
to
the
railwnymeii
and
to
others
connected
wilh
the
grain
business,
directly
or
indirectly.
.
;
'.Ins
leads
Mr.
Thomson
to
believe
that
Prince
Rupert
will
also
benefit
very
largely
from
the
grain
trade
and
he
wants
i-mu-v
unpen
people
to
realize
it
and
to
prepare
for
it
and
to
neip
make
me
must
of
the
opportunities
which
offer.
'
Opinions
Of
Others
About
This
Port.
The
local
fair
manager
talked
to
a
nlimlipp
of
irr.m
men
shipping
men
and
others
connected
with
ihe'
business
and
thev
llll
H!l'
lll!ll
DlMnoO
i.i
j
J
...
1
-..
.....
......
i
iii,Cq
mu
iieeu
10
worry
aoout
getting
tin.
wiiiuv?.-.
jir
uit-
eievaior.
ine
position
or
the
port
will
.oyentunlly
Jell
and
ships
will
behind
to
come
here
for
cargo.
Don
t
worry,
-yuu
are
three
hundred
mile
iipfli-oe
Mm
n-;unl
than
any
qlUw
jort,"
remarked
One
of
these
men
and
a
number
in
ouu-rs
ecnoeu
me
sentiments
In
blher
words.
A
.Winnipeg
broker
was
very
keen
to
know
about
the
nrn
peels
htjfe.jiml,
he
said
he
was
coming
here
soon
to
look,
over
.-......,,,,
,,,.
,
guiug
iiho
misiness.
lie
askedrrianv
questions
about
Die
iKissibilities.
"
'
'A
ftiy
seeing
what
others
drt-
doing,
Mr.
Thomson
brings
the
message:
"Prince
Rupert
people
rntfstiit
'
lie
down;
'
Tht'v
..iiir-i,
ui:
men-
pan
inr
on
ineir
eriorts
depends
large
v
what
rnnce
Jtupert
is
going
In
be
a
few
years
frorn
now."
Sweetness
Palls;
V
Try
A
Little
Acid.
Sweetness
palls.
It
is
tiresome.
Nobodv
likes
it
all
-the
time.
A
little
acid
now
nnd
then
helps
to
add'zest
to
a
meal
and
also
he
ps
in
the
enjoyment
of
life
keiierally.
There
is
such
a
thing
as
sickly
sweet.
To
much
acid
is
ruinous.
A
person
who
has
an
acid
dispo-
V
,
"iiru
nuisance,
jio
encourages
Hid
gliKirns
and
takes
the
joy
out
of
life.
On
the
opposite
side
there
is
the
disposition
that
is
too
sweet
and
that
Mckens
wiHi
'ils
.swectnes
.U,er.
arr-desjrnhle.
"Throughrmt
lire
it.
It
the-h7ldjrv--Y.Tedioio
thaUaiakes-Xor.tlie
be,l
living.
und
consernient
happine-
-Kv-Irenies
are
always
to
be
avoided
-
Today-
Every
Day
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Nature's
whole
wheat
tonic
food
4
!
H
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
J
Monday
and
Tuesday
Hostonian
Joy
Maids
in
Vaudeville.
Norman
Shearer
in
."A
Slave
of
Fashion."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Why
VnimA'
Love.'"
Comedy
"A
Rainy
Kniplit."
Aesop's
Film
Fables.
Friday
and
Saturday.
Reginald
Donny
In
"Where
Was
If
Comedy.
I'atho
RevK'W.
SLAVES
OF
.FASHION
4
i
worth
and
signed
by
him,
sug-gpsting
that
the
girl.
Madeline,
to
whom
it
was
addressed,
occupy
his
apartment
while
he
was.
absent
in
Kurope
and
telling
her
she
might
hae
as
much
money
as
she
cared
to
spend.
Took
Girls
Place
Prompted
by
impulse,
Kalh-erine
took
the
other
girl's
place
and
spttle.l
down
in
Wentworlh's
luxurious
apartment
wiui
a
wardrobe,
of
gorgeous
dollies.
All
was
going
well,
and
then
she
met
Dick
Wayjie.
a
fascinating
yountr
neighbor,
and
her
family
from
Iowa
came
to
visit.
She
told
llieni
she
was
married
to
Wentworth
and
did
her
utmost
lo
have
them
return
home.
Hut
her
mother,
old-fashioned
and
conventional,
did
not
approve
of
her
growing
friendship
with
WtaynA
and
secretly
cabled
Wenlworlh
dial
his
wife
needed
him.
The
latter
was
filled
with
curiosity
lo
see
the
woman
pos
ing
as
Mrs.
Wentworth,
so
one
fay
Katherine
discovered
she
had
a'liiisband
as
well
as
an
apart
ment.
ne
was
uirown
into
a
fretizy
at
bis
appearance
and
the
situation
was
serious
for
some
tone,
but
in
the
end
Wentworth
fell
deeply
in
love
with
her
and
.hey
were
married.
LAUGHS
ARE
RECORDED
IN
"WHERE
WAS
I'
THE
FAMOUS
DENNY
PICTURE
Story
of
ror
tne
week-end
Is
one
Love
and
Curious
New
Kind
of
Adventure
i
ne
uegree
oi
manor
or
a
Comedy-drama
can
he
accurately
measured
by
a
laugh
registering
device.
Such
a
device
was
used
by
imam
Seiter,
director,
for
registering
the
laughs
obtained
by
Hciginald
Denny
in
his
latest
picture
"Where
Was
I?"
Which
will
he
screened
at
the
West-
liolnio
Theatre
Friday
and
Sat
,Jiy
means
of
this-machine
it
was
discovered
that
while
most
pcontc
sioM
"Where
Was
I?"
was
equally
funny
as
"I'll
'h6w
You
the
Town"
II
was
in
reality
slightly
funnier.
The
machine
used
was
a
registering
device
which
totalled
numbers
each
time
a
lever
on
it
was
pushed.
Sell
ersat
in
the
audience
;ihu.
niodit.
tho.
plcturo
was
previewed,
at
a
Lps
Angeles
theatre,
dutifully'
pushing
the
lever
every
time
a
general
laugh
swept
the
audience.
Jio
registered
28t
laiuglis
in
"Where
Was
I?"
while
"I'll
Show
Yon
the
Town"
registered
277.
Miickers,
chuckles
and
Indi-
T
'
-
.
.,-
J'
-
,?gaiPAjlY!
Mwat
?tL
,
.
f3v,
-
1'.
;
;j,f
iis
.
.V
.
.
.
Ainpa'
-
directors
uni
ions
lariiw.
inr
m
meeting:,
proi.'resse
to
a
subway
train
ami
flu-rice
to
a
taxi
in
the
muMi
road,
where
many
ndven-
'
.
.
.
It
lures
lieran
Uie
pariy
oi
wn-c,
consisting
or
Iienny,
Chester
Mtpklin
and
l.ee
Mornn.
The
j
story
folh)v.;
,
.
ai
ine
aiory
A
I
....
f
..
t
JlUl.M
'
I
nomas
Lif,",r,-
i-.-?o"
jyoiiiitf
husines'
ji'ins,
falls
in
Uue
with
tb
-itauKluer.
or
liis
a!
fiercest
business
rival.
xitjlorm.';
In
unrwort
l
breakup
jl.e
matvh.
plots
wilh
an
actress
to
disihVioii
his
dadffli-tr.
Alitta.
'Ha-reiipon.
(Uafr,e.
the
aclress.
claims
sheva
niar-i
i
to
Bedford.
January
,
ll20.
J
lied
ford
doesiVf
know
what
to
drt
until
lie
tries
to
find
out
where
hi-
was
on
that
dale
16
refute
lh
claim.
He
ilalies
into
n
subway.
uneon'rlouly"
exchnnsius
(brief
cases
wilh
a
bank
messon-
Iger.
He
and
his
secretary
are
MONDAY
AND
TUESDAY
;
former
secretary
Uiey
are
caught
in
Hip
yard
by
the
new
lenauts
Film
to
be
Shown
Along
With
and
again
aeeuscd
of
theft..
They
Vaudeville
by
Famous
Joy
Maids
In
addition
to
the
flee
in
n
(axl
and
afler
an
ex-citinuf-aiid
funny
rhae
and
oilier
humorous
coini'lii'arlons,
Alicia
vaudeville
.clear
up
Hip
iue:i.n
by
recall-
by
the
fanum
Joy
Maids
Monday
tJ",r1,l,,'
"f,,rd
W
,n
h"
picture
"Maves
of
rasliion,
tuo
lory
of
Which
is
very
interest
ing.
From
the
time
of
Mother
Kve,
women
nave
been
"Mines
oi
Fashion."
Katherlne
F.inprsoii
of
South
Hall.
Iowa,
was
no
dif
ferent
from
her
million
sisters,
hut
she
hoped
to
satisfy
her
craving
for
finery
by
going
to
New
York
and
earning
some
of
1
lie
things
she
wanted.
On
the
way
to
the
metropolis,
she
was
aiuht
in
a
train
wreck
and
later
found
an
elaborate
purse
in
her
possession,
which
had
belonged
to
one
of
the
victims.
It
contained
a
note
written
on
the
stationery
of
Nicholas
Went-J
ETERNAL
TRIANGLE
IN
WHY
WOMEN
LOVE
Story
Teems
With
Life
of
Sea
and
Throbs
with
Hazard
the
The
tyrant
Ifciii-hou-e
keeWT,
hi
relu-lliou
daughter,
and
hev'
rum-rumling
be!
raver
form
an
incidental
Irlanple
in
Hip
dram
atic
development
of
a
new
Kd-
win
Car-w
narrative
of
Hie
e
Why
Wonipn
I.oe,"
a
Flr.t
.National
picture
which
is
baed
on
illanl
iioi.prNon
s
stage
of
fering,
"The
?ea
Woman."
While
of
secondary
plot
signi
ficance,
thest
Ihree
eoutribule
a
real
"kick'
(o
the
wider
aetic.t
of
the
play,
which
is
dominated
by
Blanche
Swpet
and
Holier
Frailer.
The
story
I
laid
off
the
At
lantic
coast,
lerbis
with
the
rug
ged
folk
thai
'Sail
in
oil
tankets
for
a
living
and
fairly
throbs
wilh
Hip
hazard
of
llipir
under
taking.
The
burning
of
a
tanker:
at
sea
and
the
wrecking
of
t
lighthouse
form
spectacular
highlights
in
a
background
of
ingular
charm.
The
drama
pitched
againt
this
canvas
is
a
livid
as
the
-lightning
whirl)
plays
over
watery
wastes.
riu'
picture
is
to
be
showd
here
Wednesday
and
Thursdav!
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
A
11
FX
is
nreakfasl.
ayit
a
bird
that
lays
lli.i
1
1
s
easy
enough
to
make
ends
meet.
The
dilheulfy
is
to
keep
t
hem
there.
JKI.I.UISII
ruined
a
bay
lit
Ihe
Mediterranean
spa.
Tliai'e
just
like
jelly
fish.
They'd
ruin
anything.
1.
,
.
'
:-
r"i
Ji.'l
I
VK
fonv
awosI
people
wlnJ
ire
liisl
at'ut
fas'
UKe
jiil
as
a
flapped
on
a
farm
TIH;IH"M
It
dlinreK'hiiii'betweeit
a
pipe
dream
and
a
nujitmare
but
nobody
seems
lo
know
exact
ly
what
it
is.
JAKF,
says
hed
like
In
know
what
the
curfew
rings
for.
He
thinks
it
is
mo
people
may
havj
some
lime
lo
set
their
walcbei
by
and
then
argue
with
Hi)
noonday
whistle,
THANK
heaven
on
a
holiday.
Sunday
falls
IT
ain't
going
lo
rain
no
mo'
The
sun
bin
a
shinln
all
tli
day
An'
prelty
soon
If
Ihe
iky
keeps
clear
We'll
go
off
for
a
holiday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
John
Clark,
J,
H,
Moloney,
I,
Ilargrave,
A.
O.
Young,
G.
8.
William
H.
F,
DUromrnun,
Thomas
A.
Kelley,
V.
.1,
Heslip,
F.
A.
IHce,
A.
C.
Knight,
L.
0.
I.yeetl.
II.
F.
Swahodo,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
F.
Tener,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hanks,
A.
Tomklns
and
H.
vidual
laughs-were
barred
from
I'ym,
Vancouver;
J.
MacMil-the
count,
while
smiles
didiljlan,
Loiran
Inlet;
If.
Ames,
To-even
gain
recognition
amid
tlie
rnnlo;
K.
J.
f.ahg,
Winnipeg;
laiiighs
and
abandoned
shouts
of,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thoma.
FllioU.
Ihe
Joy-ridden
audience.
jl'nderby:
I.
Aner,
Miss
Wlnl-
The
story
with
Us
funny
sit-
fred
Anger,
E.
E.
Price
and
I.
V
SHE.
And
lt'
tv
tWt
ttrctivietorJ
houtt'
HtlDirtt
like
Ti
rlonl
wt
tim
is
but
ihty
cn't
cUh
fir.
II.
Watson,
Seattle;
William
Moon,
Portland.
Ore.;
I).
A.
Mc
Ijiren.
Vprmilioii:
F.
II.
.Mlllhid-I
land.
Victoria:
C.
Ilearn.
Ter-
mre;
I'.
I..
Moeum,
IMtlsMint,
la.:
K.
.C.
HH,
Inverness.
Mrs
K.
l.niur..
Madze
Lowell.
I
la
by
Lowell,
Klhel
Hrydle,
Vera
HichiinNon.
Mildml
IMckerin?.
filpl.-iide
Kdson.
Ihtille
1
1
row
i
and
Farting
iMwu.
Illonian
Jpy1
Maid;
H.
Maennarltie,
Calgary;
S.
W.
lieorge
and
family.
Prince
tleorge:
Mis
FrauU
Wright.'
Vanarsdol;
II.
K.
Thornton.!
Iliieilon;
T.
F.
Ileuder
and
A.
I..
Mender,
Lrincasler.
Ohio;
lieorge
Keep,
Smilhers;
Jo'm
Hewin,
Port
jimpon;
J.
F.
Nealnn,
11.
A.
Jensen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
01eii.
II.
K.
Jtrey,
Wale.
Island;
Miss
(Vanillic
M.
Peter',;
Ira
A.
Heid
and
W.
It.
McAfee.
i
Georgetown
Mill;
Mrs.
J.
I..I
Ware
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