MASTER
IS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMj
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nr
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and
Camrtdehlre
Important
Classics
With
Large
Entry
Lists.
w
LONDON,
Aug.
30
IMiblicalinn
of
Jhe
cntrie
for
the
Osarewitch
.and
Cambridgeshire,
the
two;
greal
autumn
handicap
sfaiged'Al
fyrfthe-adquarters
for
'more
than
80
.years,
ha
started
tlii?
turf
world
ton
lis
annual
quest
for
"slayers."
These
races
have,
a-
chieyed
a
remarkable
place,
am
ong
Uip
great
events
of
.the
turf.
and
speculation
on
heir
outcome
is
as
earnest
as
on
any
other.
race
save
perhaps
the
Derby.
A
wealth
of
first
.class
material
is
.shown
in
tlie
entries,
which
of
course
will
be
greatly
reduced
by
post
lime.
Despile
the
hardy
an-
nualcomplainl
about
the
dearth
of
"slayers"
1he
entry
for
the
l!e
sarewiteh
is
remarkafdy
satlsfae
lory.
A
the
races
are
not
run
until
.the
middle
of
October
and
the
handicaps
are
yet
to
be
allot
led,
first
impressions
of
the
entry
-list
will
irobably
tindergo
some
-
revision.
Lona
Distance
'"v
''nie'Cesarewilch
is
over
a
dis
taneg
f
2
M
miles,
and
"the
Cambridgeshire
a
.mile
and
ajfnrlong.
ilolh
annually
bring
out
large
and
first
quality
fields.
For
the
Oe-sarewilch,
the
six-year-old
Forget!,
winder
last
year,
and
Confirmation;
winner
of
the
Queen's
Prize,
at
rcmptnn
I'ark,
are
am-ong
Ihe
favored
entrants.
Kyra,
-winner
of
the
flreat
Metropolitan,
Dracos,
who
performed
well
all
Ooodwood;
Hidennis,
Chester
Cup
vinner;
Clomlbank,
a
former
Queen's
Prize
winner;
Pol
Joel's
Pons
Asinornm
and
Vermilion
Pencil,
all
merit
consideration
for
their
performance
in
the
season's
important
handicaps.
Top
Notch
Horses
The
Cambridgeshire
entry
of
course
Includes
many
of
th?
Cesarewilch
aspirants.
Hut
out-
standing
would
seem
lo
lw.Mask-(
ed
.Marvel,
last
years
winner
Three-year-olds
are
entered
more
freely
in
the
Cambridgeshire,
only
half
the
CesarcAvitch
distance.
Those
nominated
'in
elude
such
top-notchers
as
Si;
Abe
Hailey's
Lex,
who
as
a
two-year-old
defeated
Coronach,
the
Ierby
winner.
Comedy"
King"
and
Harpagon,
Craven
Stakes
winner.
The
older
contingent
is
led
by
Itock
Fire,
Newbury
Spring
Cup
'
,viclorr
Lord
Aslor's
Cross
JJov,
f
and'
-such
experienced
ram-'
jiaigners
as
Purple
.Shade,
Wina-lot
and
Hrighter
London.
Competition
seems,
at
this
stage,
to
lie
unusually
keen,
and
the
races
consequently
even
more
interest,
ihgslhian
usual.
Nine
or
ten
French
horses
have
been
nominated
for
both
handicaps,
which
.are
favorites
with
horsemen
across
the
channel.
Doncaster
'
The
turf
world
is
now
enler-'
ihg
oh,
ils
final
and
perhaps
finest
phase,
commencing
with
the
Doncaster
meeting,
during
second
week
of
Sep
I
ember,
when
the
season's
fifth
arid
last
great
three-year'-old
classic
will
bo
decided.
During
Ihe
same
meet
.
ing
are
the
Champagne
Stake,
Princess
-Mary
Stakes
and
easier
Cum
'
The
Chamnazn-?
Stakes,-
providing
the,
race
runs
;
true'
id,
century-old;
tradition,
win
re,suu
in
a
serious
conien
Mfr
for
Ihe
1927
F.psorn
Derby.
;.l.asf
year's
winner,
Coronach.
f,
won
Ihe
Derby
this
season
and
Is.
unrivalled
among
the
three
year-olds,
and
Indeed
It
the
warm
favorite
for
the
St.
Leger
The
two-year-old
fillies
have
their
innings
in
the
Princess
Marf
Stakes,
while
the
Doncai)
ter
Cup,
for
an
older
class
o?
thoroughVcd,
bMny
over
Iwpj
miles
and
a
quarter,
will
also
be.J
keenly
Contested.
dress'
unJormfoT
officers
of
french
!
s
NAVY
EVENING
WEAR
'
PARIS,
Aug.
30
French
naval
officer's,,'
through
a
decree
for
which
M.
Georges
Leygues,
niin-iIster
of,
marine,
Is
.resppnalble,
;ar,
to
have
n
new
dress
uniform
.for
evening
wear
which
will
be
'comparable
in
tyle
andrtgnity
with"thoVe,
bribe
naval
officers
of
other'
nations.
The
uniform
will
be
nn
open
coal,
approximately
the
mess
Ja
ckH
of
the
llrtish,
with
a
white
walsicoat
and
dark
trousers
with
stripes
of
gold
alnnig
the
seams.
This
will
be
worn
at
any
function
whlelf'calls
for
either
a
dinner
or
.fullidress
among
civilians.
Advertise
in
th
Daily
Ncffi.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
.
Monday
and
Tuesday
Miss
Nobody."
Comedy,
"Somewhere
in
ompwhere."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday-
"Kentucky
Pride."
-
.Comedv
"The
aeemakers."
,
Acsopjs
Film
Fables.
-
t
Friday
and
"Saturday
Reginald
l)emiy
jn
'Holling.,
Home.
Comedy,
"
Honeymooning
i
Will.
Mn
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J.
pn
.
I!
i
REG.
DENNY
IN
t
ROLLING
HOME
Story
of
Man
Who
Bluffs
His
Way
Through
and
Eventu
ally
Wins
Out.
Nat
Alden,
an
ambitious,
bill
unfortunate
young
financial
pro
moter
.loses
all
his
money
in
bad
investments,
and
in
addition,
in
curs
the
enmity
of
a
capitalist
who
had
been
persuaded
lo
invest
In
a
scheme
which
was
legitimate
but
which
fell
through
for
reasons
impossible
to
foresee.
Nat
is
cast
out
of
the
office.
and
outside,
meets
an
old
army
friend,
now
the
chauffeur
of
the
capitalist.
They
are
reminiscing
when
the
capitalist
comes
out
to
inform
his
chauffeur
that
he
is
going
away
by
train
In
a
neigh
boring
city
for
a
short
time.
Nat
tells
his
plight
to
his
friend.
He
is
expected
to
return
to
his
old
home
town,
where
everyone
thinks
he
is
a
million-'
aire
and
he
has
not
the
heart
In
return
and
confess
bis
failure.
They
decide
to
"bluff
it
through.
and,
in
the
capitalist's
car,
make
a
triumphal
entry
in
Lower
Falls,
with
Dan,
..the
friend,
acting
as
Nat's
secrclary.
Complications
quite
naturally
develop.
The
town
is
in
bad
financial
straits
itself,
and
is
expecting
iNat's
money,
and
his
business
genius
to
put
the
village
on
a
prosperous,
footing.
How
he
does
it,
by
slralageni
and
bluffing,
and
how
he
ultimately
redeems
his
own
fallen
rortuncst,will
be
told
at
the
West.
hUltne;
Iwliere
"flulling
Home"
is
.Id"
be'
shown
at
Ihe
week
end.
Reginald
Denny
is
the
star
of
Ihe
picture,
withra
cast
including
.
mf
x
ti.
if
j
t
.lurimi
.iixiMi,
iu-H
iieiniriCKs,
jr.,
George
Nicholls;
K.
J.
Ratcliffe.
Margaret
Seddon
and
others.
William
A.
Seitqr
directed
the
production,
which'was
based
on
John
Hiinter
Hoolh's
stage
success
of
the
same
title.
"KENTUCKY
PRIDE"
IS
RACE
HORSE
STORY
Life
8tory
of
Beautiful
Racing
Filly
as
Told
by
Herself
on
Wednesday.
Somethfii
unique
1li
screen
en
lertainment
is,
roming
-to
Ihe
Weslholme
Theatre
on
Wednes
day
"Kentucky
pride"
is
the
life
story
of
a
beautiful
racinsr
fill
v.
as
tild
by
herself,
arid
some;
of
the'
most,
noted
thorouRhbreds,
In
liirf
'
lls(ory,'
including
Negnrol,
TUe
Finn
Fn-lr
Play,MorVich
and
lbUW'W:Jass
.Mau.iC.
War
are
ac.
lojs
In
this
hear-stirrlrw?
.eqiAiie
drama.,
A
,
'
..
.i
I
It
Is
laid
in
the
Dine
Crass
country
nd
most
of
the
picture
was
shot
there,
thus
giving
some
never-lo-be-forgollen
glimpses
of
that
romantic
region.
"Kentucky
Pride"
deals
with
Ihe
fortunes
and
mlsfnrlunes
nf
..
.
"
..1,11...
Irginla
s
rulure,
a
royally
bred
filly.
There
are
people
In
heri
slnrv
nf
miiki
fr,l,.,l!.,
f.,.-l
master,
Roger
lieaumont;
also
her'
trainer
.her
jockey
and
other
hu
man
adjuncts
necessary
to
her
eventful
career.
If
Heaumon'
hadn't
had
a
fatal
weakness
for
camldiner
and
a
wife
who
haled
him
ami
cared
for
nothing
bill
money,
the
filly's
auto-biography
would
have
been
a
different
and
happier
story.
1
For
Heaumnnt;
in
an
effort
lo
retrieve.
h1s"e!bltig
fortunes,
bets
liS'"
''1"'$M1P"ar
1,n
splendid
tfUly
,
jh
or
first
rac,e.'
Jhe
iloes
Jlir
noblest
1n
jilstify
her
master's
.faith,
but
falls,and
Jiynks
her
log
list
when
another
half
a
dozen
IrMe
wouhf
have
carried
her
to
a
'"-illianl
vielorv
Ileaumonf
is
ruined.
Ho
is
the
racing
career
jof
Virginia's
Future.
Hoth
fall
Inpqn
evil
days,
the
lamed
rilly
passing
at
last
into
the
hands
of
a
bmle
of
a
peddlar,
who
abuic?
tier
shamefully.
However,
the
years
brinp
re-'
fonipene,
tardy
but
complete.
I
is
Virgina's
Future's
only
daughter,
the
famed
Confederacy,
win
redeems
the
family
fortunes,
llov.
she
does
so
Is
shown
in
what
has
been
pronounced
the
most
thrill
ing
race
elver
flashed
on
the
screen.
The
picture
has
no
lack
of
eminent
two-lecged
artora
in
Hie
a
r-ssnry
parts.
"MISS
NOBODY"
STORY
OF
HOBO
LIFE
WITH
ANNA
Q.
JjlLSSON
STAR
Anna
(J.
Nilsson
is
seen
in
ot
of
the
most
unusual
roles
of
nr
eareer
in
"Miss
Nobody,"
here
'o.
night
at
the
Weslholme
Theatre
i
The
beautiful
First
Nattnna
slar
lake
the
part
of
a
liobo
t
.Miss
Nobody."
She
wears
man
nisli
clothes
throughout
th
ma
jor
i?brtion
,nf
Jibe'
picjlu'
"Miss
Nobod.'
i
n8.adat)tat)o:.i
of
the
celebrated
Tirfany
Well
s
noel
'IShebo,"
which
achieved
i
great
success
bolh
in
book
ami'
serial
form.
Shebn.
as
the
hero-
j
Ine
is
called,
disguises
herself
as
;
u
tramp
in
order
lo
evade
the
un
welcome
attentions
of
art
admirer.
Lambert
Jlillyer,
who
dirrrled
.Miss
Nobody,
has
made
the
epi
sode
of
tramp
life
quite
authen
tic.
Six
genuine
Knights
of
the
lload
werr
engaged
by
the
director
to
act
in
the
picture,
as
we"!
as
to
give
expert
advice.
The
four
principal
male
ae'nr
in
"Miss,
Nobody"
grew
Ion
beards
for
their
parts
in
the
picture.
Walter
Pidaeon,
who
plays
oposile
Mis
Nilsson,
grew
the
Jopgesl;
crop
ff
WluVkvrs,
with
Arthur
.?(one.
Mj'lchell
Lewis
and
Clyde
Cooke
close
runner-up,
or
runners-down.
During
the
screenitw
of
".Miss
Nobody"
in
one
of
the
mountainous
districts
of
Mallfornia,
Miss
Nilsson
narrowly
escaped
being
bitten
hj'
a
deadly
rattlesnake,
which
prepared
In
strike
her
as
she
rolled
down
a
railway
embankment.
The
snake
was
killed,
however,
and
now
lbe
slar
Is
wearing
shoes
made
out
of
its
skin.
FINE
BOOKLET
ON
AUCE
ARM
MINES
JUST
PUBLISHED
The
Alice
Arm
branch
of
the
Hritlsh
Columbia
Chamber
of
mines
has
Just
published
a
very
fine
little
booklet,
"Metalliferous
Mining
In
the
Alice
Arm
District
of
IlriMsb
Columbia."
u-lilH.
ile.-ilV
.i
-
....
v
nn
uie
mining
roiuiuions
and
mines,
is
nicely
Illustrated
and
well
compiled.
One
of
Ihe
feat-
liroa
..f
II...
l.nntl..l
1..
-
111,1.
tide
by
a.
A.
Clothier,
resident
engineer
for
Ihe
district,
which
'
speaks
highly
of
the
prospects.'
-
I"'
XHll.
llll
l-JIH
III-
.V
-
,
cured
from
Ihe
secretary
at
Alice
Arm.
1
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
-
FRED
STORK
IS
MUCH
PLEASED
Holds
'-.
Meetings
Assisted
by
Hon
A.
M.
Manson
at
Interior
Po!,nts
With
Larae
'
Audiences
t
oril
has
lieen
received
In
he
city
from
Frel
Stork.
He
ays
he
held
merlinzs
in
Ootrt
and-Fmnriis
Lake
districts
ami
lo
'at
H'iriis
Lake,
which
wer
lildri4il
tit-
ImnteiT
ntA
llfcn
A
Mj-Maif'oti."
These
wi'if
well
hi-
endeii
and
iMi'hiisinstle.
They
Msit
'ftcld
a
very
gx.
ineetinsc
it
Hucir
Lake.
Mr.
.Msnson
then
Joiirj?';'baek
into
the
Cariboj
onsllluency
to
help
in
the
elec-
lon
of
Joseph
(iraham,
the
I.ib-Cal
.tvtndidaU'
there.
MrjJoi'k
also
spoke
to"
a
good
fathering
at
lxlako
and
say
lungs
a
iv
looking
fine
and
h?
feels
quiie
nure
of
re-eleclinn,
mkring
i-
(lie
feeling
at
the
'-
Ii.'
fir
visi'eil.
WESTERN
CANADA
GOLF
CHAMPION
I
.
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,
i
NED
JleKENNA,
golf,
pro
ct
Minakl
Inn,
the
Canadian
Nation.nl
Hallways
summer
hotel
at
MJnaki,
Ont,
who
cftptured
the
uncn
ani
pofe;onai
cob'
chamjii
mnhip
of
wcrtein
Canada
during
the
recent
tournam;nt
held
in
Winnipeg.
GOOD
SHOOTING
AT
THE
RIFLE
RANGES
There
yrun
some
good
shoot
ing'iil
the
rifle
rAnges
yesterday
Mortimer
Linib'
milking
a
total
of'P!)
.ml
dr
ii
issfble
105.
Th-i
Hjwon
was'iwon
by
ihit
foiirlli
ranker
W.
Howarlfi,
Die
oUiers
belnm
lifindicaiiped.
Scores
were:
M.
M.
Lamb
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rent,
phnne
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JO.'i
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SALB
Irey
enamelled
baby
ariage,
new
hood.
$
tu.OO.
Can
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een
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lroeery.
Hill
SALF.
Choice
waterfrnn:
property
95yj2&.
Flvif
nomet
furnished
house
In
go.d
rondi
lion.
Centrally
located.
Prle.
83.000
casli.
Wrtle
ownef,
Hox
73.
Petersburg.
Amlia.
'ill
8ALI;-Hancli
In
Naas
Vol
lev.
very
reasonable;
or
may
1
1
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for
gotl
raslioat
n-
!iv-lock.
J.
T.
Saner,
Alire
Ann.
Ui!..
!WR
SALK--Hudson
motor
'
i-
f.rst
class
emdi'inii;
line
foi
pleasure
boat.
Snap.
Apply
Hot
118.
Dallv
New
Offlee.
Oil
SALK.Hntel
MasMt.
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
rau
for
selltiw.
Apply
Wllllan
Hudson,
MassetL
H.C.
TKNT
FOn
SALK.
New
thl
year
nnd
used
only
one
week
Price
20.
Pullen.
Daily
News.
ill
HALF
Large
modern
house
splendidly
located.
Apply
fi.
P.
Tinker.
i
TO
RENT
'FOH
HKXT.
Down
town
rgopi.
with
breakfast
if
ire'ferred.
Phone
Itlack
(125.
linFK-HOOMFD
Houne
for
rent
furnished.
Apply
8.11
Summit
Ave.
222
i
on
nilNT.
Larson
building
'a.
I7
Third
-Ave.nue
l-;aat;t
xir.
room
modern
flat
wllli
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
Uoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
139
gecond
Avenue.
KOIt
ItKST.
Newly
dseoraled
bouse,
two
bedrooms.
20.00.
Apply
2
1
T
Fourth
Ave.
K.
MODI'IIN
IIOL'gP.
for
rent
-Five
rooms
and
bath
Munro
llros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
DOAni).
The
Inlander.
Ml
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOUND
FOUND.-Sel
of
leelli.'
fWn....'
may
have
same
by
calling
jit
.uaiiy
.ews
ornce
and
paying
for
advertisement.
FOUND.
Silk
knitted
scarf.
Art.
nlv
Dailv
News
Office.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Plx
nnd
Seven
Passenger
Slnde.
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Weaker
Block.
Aero
from
Rinnre
Hntol
.
Jefferson
and
pnrly
of
lo-85
cal
longshoremen
returned
mi
the
fiardena
Inst
night
from
Ocean
Fnlls
vvhero
Ihev
lm,i
i.nn
for
the
past
week
lon.n
panr
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n
on
n
can
liialnllAl.
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an
Australian
boat.
1
1
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m
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advance.
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taken
fo
lets
th
BARGAINS
IN
USED
CARS
lord
Ligiit
Delivery
from
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.
s7ri.no
up
I
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
....
I300.0H
1
ivsi
ni.imobile
h
pas;
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f
COO.OO
WHY
KNOCK?
Your
car
is
as
old
as
it
uinds.
We
can
regriml
ymir
ryUnder
without
remorin?
(be
motor
from
the
enr,
thereby
effecting
a
ureat
saving
both
In
time
ana
bttMir.
Ilrakes
lined,
nn
our
itrike
fiinlnif
tnanhine
ri
mirnttJirf
for
ninety
jla)'
willrh
Is
lbe
same
a'
the
farlory
guarantee
on
new
ears.
KAIEN
QARAOC
Dealers
In
all
Oineral
Motor
Product
Chevrolet
Cars
and
Truk
t
i
ways
on
nami
i'nne
or
ejill
for
a
demonstration.
'
wnw-KiNo
sF.nvici:
day
and
nhiht
Phone
62,
FREE
INSPECTION
Why
run
your
ear
when
It-
t-
not
operating
0rwferly
II
means
added
rxpne
later
Oct
ready
for
rainey
and
uni
weather-
ninke
an
insistent
rnl'
!o
hae
your
motor
nnd
brike
tip
In
flp-top
ennditlon.
Firsl
class
work
gunranleed
by
.Skille.1
Mechanic
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD
Authorized
Ford
Salts
and
Service
FORD
Par
Truck!
Tretor
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
i
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'
tuautifully
situated
near
Ferrj"
Landing
altitude
3115
feeV
Camplno
and
Fishing
Trips
'
'
arranged
,
FIIIST
CLASS
TAIII.F.
wllh
prndir
Fit
US
1
1
FIIOM
THK
PAIIM.
Take
a
Trip
In
the
Lnko
Country
this
year.
For
reservations,
write
Mr.
Henkel.
Francois
Lake.
H.C
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKF.L8K
LODOK.
near
Terrace,.
Visit
Lakclse
llthla
Hoi
Springs.
Lilhla
Is
one
of
Uk
finest
mineral
water
known
for,,
rlicumatisrn.
,
flood
tit
Gibing,
for,
rainbow
Irout
in
I.nkelse
lake
and-
rivpr.
Motor
moot
all
train
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
lo
Terrace
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manager
PRINCC
RUPERT
TIDES
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30
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