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MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER
27,
192S.
.MACKENZIE
KINO
rUEMIEK
AO.UN.
,
ITcmler
.Mackenzie
Kin;
I
onre
more
at
the
head
of
affairs
In
Canada
bat
"""
"""
latorawe
cirrumbiantes
man
be
lias
been
heretofore.
He
now
has
a
good
working-
majority
or
men
pledged
to
his
policy
and
there
Is
nothing
to
hinder
hk
making
good.
He
louk
to
ee
the
country
nuke
progress
nuder
III.
administration.
It,
l
to
be
hopet
that
Mr.
King
will
not
try
to
pa
too
many
lass.
.What
we
want
In
this
country
Is
fewer
laws
Instead
of
more.
.Some
changes
will
be
needed
but
not
very
many.
KtaMllty
doe
not
come
from
coustant
chance
but
from,
canning
on
with
as
few
as
poMJble.
U
Is
to
be
hoped
that
the
Premier
will
Hick
to
his
policy
of
modifying
the
powers
of
the
Senate
to
bring
It
In
line
with
modern
Ideas
of
revernment.
If,
at
ha
been
stated,
the
tioternnient
does
not
propose
to.rld
the
country
of
'till-
itllM.,.
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iiuu
i
10
cup
us
cuws
ana
prod
It
lato
ox-ul
'
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action.
f
i
SOIlllV
IOK
MEIUIIEN
.AND
ItfCmtET
KEMU.VATIOV.
If.
Mr.
Melt
hen
resigns
from
the
Iraderthlp
of
the
Conrrvatlf
e
party
It
will
be
.a
.dMInrt
lo-s
to
the
country.
M'hen
he
spoke
here
It
was
the
subject
of
remark
(hat
he
was
a
clear
and
effecthe
speaker
and
no
one
could
doubt
wliat
he
meant.
He
has
made
a
good
effort
In
face
of
great
dKnrultles
Inside
tits
own
party
but
unhappily
for
him
he
has
failed.
Not
only
has
lie
failed"
to
carry
his
party
to
tlrtory
but
ali
failed
to
retain
his
own
waL
Now
he
says
he
will
not
seek
a
seat
In
PaPrllament
but
will
drop
out.
It
Is
to
be
hoped
that
be
will
be
Induced
to
change
his
mind
and
will
continue
lo
give
hK
seitlres
to
hl
country.
There
are
not
many
men
capable
of
leading.
IiCUKET
lilt.
KINO
LOSINO
II1S
POSITION-.
lr.
King,
member
for
Kootrnay,
was
for
scleral
years
mlnMer
of
public'
works
In
the,
.Mackenzie
King
Government.
He
lus
dropped
out
of
that
Important
portion
and
has
been
glten
a
minor
one.
Without
knowing
the
elr-cumktames,
It
lok
like
a
little
chastisement
to
Mrltl.li
Columbia
lor
her
opposition
to
Liberal
policies.
If
the
province
has
no
appreciation
of
Liberalism
It
cannot,
be
eipectcd
that
she
will
get
much
representation
In
the
cabinet
which
iauus
ir,uoeraiiMn.
u
is
i
lie
nrst
fruit
of
the
recent
election.
However,
thereJ
"uiiimi.tu
no
aooui
u.
rroicMing
win
not
help.
The
protest
was
made
at
the
polls.'
m.
t
WORLD
M-.HIT.H
H
,
aUE.,V;
SI'OItT
KVE.NT.
.
f
The
World
Merles
bnsebali
Is
great
sport
etent.
one
of
the
greatest
In;
the
wunlry.
While
fewer
attend
than
were
at
the
big
fight.
It
Is
the
highest
eample"
of
the
Amerlcau
national
game
anj
represents
the
sport
Ideal
ot
millions
ot
people.
Canada
Is
much
Interested
In
that
series
Wause
sports
know
no
boundary
lines.
We
find
'Americans
watching
the
Australian
cricket,
the
Oxford-Cam-bridge
bout
raws
and
the
championship
fool
hall
games
acrw
the
ocean.
Ko
a!jh
World
Series
and
take
as
great
Interot
In
It
as
many
Americans.
It,
Is
huw
close
ahead
or
us
and
sieculatlon
as
to
the
eult
Is
high.
OOOIirjl.KiNlP
Of
T
in;
I
t
HI
().K.
When
i
the
people
of
Canada
returned
.MiMkrnr.le
King
to
power
It
was
an
the
pledge
of,
there
being
a
tliorougli
tieauup
In
Hie
customs
department.
This
undoubtedly
will
take
place
following
the
Investigation
wnlch
Is
now
going
011.
It
was
partly,
because
of
the
stress
laid
on
the
customs
trouble
ami
from
the
rather
unsatisfactory
way
In
which
It
was
explained
that
Itrlllsh
Colombia
voted
against
the
Liberals.
.Now
is
their
opportunity
lo
make
good,
the
people
are
looking
for
It.
It
Is
not
fair
for
those
who
pay
duty
for
an)
one
to
get
stuff
through
the
rnstoms
department
without
pajlng
or
for
others
to
get
goods
In
without
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WESTERN
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IS
GREAT
COMEDY,:
Moot
tlltison
l
Mar
In
I'uniiy
IMrturt
-Chip
or
llir
11)
Ins
l
"
YYcMlHilme.
TonljM.
t
Once
more
Hoot
Olbson
demonstrate
that
he
la
one
of
the
screen'
most
capable
light
comedians
In
"Chip
of
the
Flyltg
V,"
the
picture
no
playing
here
at
the
Westnclme
Theatre
tonight
and
tomcrrow.
Id
a
picture
filled
with
humoroutj
situations
and.
amtutng
scenes.
Hoot!
la
a
winning
persotuuity
in
every
foot
of
the
film.
His
characterization
is,
that
of
a
shy,
blundering
cowpuncher.j
for
"SWEET
DADDIES"
IN
WEEK-END
PICTURE
tieorge
Sidney,
famous
Hebrew
Imitator,
One
of
Stars
In
lllm
oeorge
Sidney,
for
many
season
a
featured
piaytr
In
motion
picture,
will
be
seen
In
one
of
the
leading
roles
tn
M.
C.
Levee's
Plrst
National
productions.
"Sweet
Doddle,"
which
come
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
here
at
the
week
end.
Sidney
la
famous
for
his
Hebrew
characterizations.
In
"Sweet
Daddies"
Sidney
plays
the
part
of
a
wealthy
merchant
who
enter
into
partnership
with
a
son
of
Erin
named
Pat
O'Brien.
Mr.
O'Brien
Is
played
by
Charlie
Murray,
well-known
Irish
screen
comic.
The
nature
of
the
business
engaged
In
by
the
two
men
I
somewhat
obscure
and
the
prohibition
agenU
get
after
them.
But
everything
turns
out
right
In
the,
end.
Meanwhile
the
son
and
daughter
of
the
partners
fall
in
love
with
each
other.
Jack
Mulhall
and
Jobyna
Ral
ston,
Harold
Lloyd's
leading
lady,
(take
these
parts.
Vera
Oordon.
famous
I
actress,
is
also
seen
In
one
of
the
I
featured
role.
I
.When
"Sweet
rrMi
viewed
In
Hollywood
a
noted
film
ex-
I
-v.
iu
ui.
audience,
ana,
oil
J
the
strength
of
Sidney
portrayal,
sign-
to
uiui
pur
me
star
roie
in
tne
photoplay
version
of
David
Wsrfleld
"The
Auctioneer,"
soon
to
be
filmed.
I
MOVIE
SIDELIGHTS
Week
of
reminiscences
at
Universal
City
followed
the
destruction
by
fire
of
tne
old
century
studios
in
Hollywood.
The
Century
once
was
Universal
home
and
many,
film
folk,
Including
Harry
Pollard.
Ixiis
Weber
and
King
Baggott,
now
directors
for
Universal
.got
their
start
there.
Majel
Coleman
is
known
about
Cecil
on
a
catUe
ranch,
who
amuses,
first
'j.
THH
DAILY
NEWS
4
WtXK
AT
tllltATKR
.MontUy
and
TueMUj
Hoot
Olbsoa
la
"Chip
,
W
Flying
U
'
Comedy)
4
ihterntnonal
New
i,
th
He.lnrvUt
and
Thnrday
Richard
Out
la
"lgt
Oct
Married"
Mack
Bennett
Comedy
"Uve
andlKUses."
Aesop's
mm
fable.
ItliLn
and
Saturday
"Sweet
Daddies"
Comedy.
PathV
Review.
by
cU
efforu
to
win
the
affection
of...
,,44,
4.4.
one
In
particular,
who
has
ensnared
-
.
....
"
ii
1
hIm'
u
,
..
,
,
,
!d.
DeMUle1
studios
'M
tb
girt
with
?
f
"i,
f
'
T
?
niWpeUed
name.
After
a
year".
o-ranch.
k
he
U
highly
dugueswd
when
h..
t,".
ro
mM
imrt.
,h,
tro.
doctor."
U
on
her
way
to
pay
ranch
an
extended
visit,
and
he
sSethrcs
a
caricature
of
her
with
which
he
adorns
the
rails
of
the
bunkhouse.
The
sister
uocsnt
live
up
to
his
fanciful
portrait
of
hr.
for
she
proves
to
be
a
fery
beautiful
young
lady,
who
quickly
wins
the
hearts
of
everyuo.
Even
"Chip,"
who
has
professed
a
dislike
for
ail
members
of
the
sex,
feeia
his
mlsogynlstlc
tendencies
leave
him.
He
contrives
a
fail
from
his
horse.
and
pretends
horrible
Injuries
so
that
he
can
avoid
work
and
place
himself
under
the
care
of
the
beautiful
young
doctorttte,
and
aU
la
happy
until
be
inadvertently
reveals
that
he
haa
been
Uiamming.
The
enure
story
is
told
wttn
a
wealth
of
humor,
and
great
deal
of
mUe-a-minute
action
as
well.
"LET'S
GET
MARRIED"
NOT
EASYFOR
STARS
Hlrlurd
Il.
Who
Plays
with
Iol
Wil
son,
Olres
Home
Information
About
How
Producing
It
Done
Richard
Dlx
and
Lota
Wilson,
his
leading
woman
In
"Let's
Oet
Married'
which
comes
to
the
Westholme
at
the
middle
of
this
week,
are
vehemently
opposed
to
ail
these
who
say
In
dis
paraging
tones.
"Oh.
these
mo7le
actors
pretty
soft
for
them.
Nothing
to
do
but
pose
In
front
of
a
camera
and
be
admired
by
the
fans!"
Consider
our
case,
says
Dlx
"Nearly
half
the
picture
was
made
out
of
doors,
with
the
weather
most
of
the
time
so
cold
that
the
barometer
persisted
In
hovering
around
the
seven
ibove
zero.
rust
call
for
location
trips
was
announced
at
eight
o'clock.
That
meant
getting
up
at
six-thirty.
"We
passed
four
days
on
Park
Ave.
in
freezing
weather.
The
same
number
were
spent
at
the
coldest
spot
in
New
York
Clty--on
Riverside
Drive,
In
the
vicinity
of
Grant's
Tomb.
"A
couple
of
days
flew
past
while
w
were
at
work
outolde
the
Paramount
Long
Island
Studio.
"Almost
twenty-four
hours
were
spent
In
front
of
the
Court
House.
lala
'
h
i
tetters
and
proof
readers
have
learned
uj
leave
ijei
s
name
ms
um
.s.
Her
name,
says
Us
jel.
who
ws
a
beauty
contest
winner
in
ClnclnuaU.
meaus
Wood
Dove."
Yllma
Ranky
was
not
the
only
siren
in
the
City
of
Barbara
Worth
In
Nevada,
erected
by
Samuel
OoMwyn
for
filming
"The
Winning
of
Barbara
Worth."
At
five
o'clock
in
the
morn
ing
noisy
sirens
of
another
kind
;
screeched
through
the
camp
to
awaken
the
cast,
and
It
was
noted
that
desert
mornings
are
cold
even
though
thermometers
soared
to
130
degrees
at
noon.
Janet
Oaynor.
in
tht
role
of
Catherine
in
"The
Return
of
Peter
Ortmm,"
impressed
Victor
Schertlnger.
director,
by
her
acting
during
the
filming
of
those
tragic
moments
immediately
following
the
death
of
Peter
Grimm.
"I
have
had
stage
and
studio
experience
with
many
artists."
said
the
director,
"but
t
do
not
think
I
have
ever
seen
a
young
piaytr
inject
deeper
feeling
Into
a
part
than
Janet
did
when
X
called
upon
ber
to
announce
that
the
belov.J
old
floriculturist
was
no
longer
of
this
world."
Miss
Oaynor
collapsed
after
the
cam.
eras
stepped
clicking
on
the
sequence.
A
good
deal
of
sympathy
la
being
extended
to
David
Terrene
by
his
fellow
actors
in
the
movie
colony.
Torrrnc.
a
true
son
of
Scotland
who
la
proud
of
the
tartan,
the
sporran
and
the
rest
of
the
Scottish
regalia.
Is
a
victim
of
the
cruel
hand
of
the
cast
director.
Though
playing
a
principal
role
In
"Annie
Laurie."
the
Scottish
historical
drama
stirring
Lillian
dish,
he
Is
the
only
one
tn
the
picture
minus
his
national''
garb.
High
salaried
movie
stars
and
directors
are
much
agog
oyer
the
reported
tremendous
earnings
of
J.
E.
Williamson,
who
works
only
one
hour
each
day.
What
they
do
not
consider
is
that
Wll-
tlainaon
la
the
only
man
who
has
the
apfarttua
which
makes
possible
the
filming
of
theundersea
scenes
of
Jul
Verne's
Thei,Myst1oua
Island."
Moreover,
they
are
not
aware
of
th
extreme
difficulty
of
getting
enough
light
on
the
ocean
floor
in
the
Bahama
to
make
an
impression
on
Technicolor
motion
picture
fUm.
When
the
weather
la
Queens
County!
fine.
Williamson
can
do
only
om
hour
of
actual
photographing,
and
this
Is
at
Two
days
found
us
at
the
studUihigh
noon.
from
nine
in
the
morning
till
one
thai
following
Ail.
"The
rest
of
the
plctuse
was
a
cinch.
We
merely
had
to
be
on
the
dot
every
day
at
six
and
work
till
nine.
You
had
to
make
yourself
up
to
snuff
whether
you
were
or.
not.
and
put
everything
you
bad
In
the
"And
yet
they
say
pretty
soft
these
movie
actors!"
A
musical
comedy
stage
sequence
In
the
Pox
screen
offering
"The
Country
Beyond"
used
S8
rotary
spotlights,
four
tun
acrs
and
60
Creco
twin
lights.
Fifty-five
hundred
amperes
were
required
for
tn
.irrent
and
It
took
ti
men
to
handle
the'
equipment.
Suspending
a
mustache
from
th
ncse
Is
all
right
for
the
speaking
stage,
but
It
doesnt
wort
so
well
in
the
movies.
W.
C.
rields.
noted
Follies
comedian,
now
making
hi
second
starring
Paramount
picture,
discovered
that.
Hi
mustache
uwd
to
be
hooked
onto
his
nose
by
fin
wires,
but
when
a
profile
was
photographed
It
showed
a
space
between
the
mustache
and
llr.eskln.
Now
Fields
U
fstenir.g
hi
misplaced
eye-brow
right
or!
'the
upper
lipf
When
resldenU
of
Culver
City.
Calif.,
reported
being
disturbed
every
morning
by
what
appeared
to
be
a
belated
Fourth
of
July
celebration
within
the
walla
of
the
Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer
studios,
It
was
found
to
be
nothing
more
than
the
efforts
of
Director
Oeorge
Hill
to
put
at
ease
three
hundred
Chinese
extras.
The
Chinese
believed
cameraa
cast
an
"evil
eye"
on
them,
and
giant
firecrackers
were
discharged
around
the
camera
to
scare
off
the
devils
uppoed-ly
hidden
within.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
any
at
Therell
always
be
something
to
lit!
about
as
long
a
w
hav
hunting
audi
golf
and
fishing
and
miles
per
gallon.
The
nearest
thing
like
a
whipped
cur
la
another
whipped
cur.
Jake
says
the
fall
of
the
year
never
break
anything,
but
I
suppose
he
has
haa
never
been
broke.
A
tailor
is
the
real
philanthropist.
He
rescues
a
poor
wreck
of
a
man
from
oblivion
and
gives
him
a
good
figure
and
pride
tn
himself.
Then
If
th
tailor
asks
for
money
he
Is
told
of
n
warm
place
to
which
he
ought
to
The
woman
pays
If
she
happens
to
k
T
V.
NTX
and
Y
A
agggg
if
HXERCISB
.
.
No,
3
FOR
SPINE
AND
BREATHING
STAND
with
lees
apart
and
arms
over
head.
Bend
body
and
arm
between
legs,
coming
up
with
a
alight
twin
to
right-Bend
again
and
come
up
with
alight
twist
to
left.
Repeat
twenty
times
rapidly.
Sing
a
song
of
politics
King
is
on
the
throne.
Mctghen
handed
rroVn
to
him
Did
It
with
a
groan.
Now
the,
country!
again.
Liberal
on
the
lop.
Country
bound
jtp
go
ahead,
Perhap
twill
$fter
up.
Ko
sooner
did
Uattenue
King
torn
in
io
ii
jor
a
-tpw
year.
KiritnaACT
Scalloped
Potatoes
and
Breakfast
food
should
be
packed
In
a
pQ4,J
perfectly
sanitary
cover.
That'
why
r'&aClrlC
like
an
egg.
ill
Jssfoatirt
uk
th
new
office
thp,
gate
BrltUh
Columbia
a
little
pstri
th
pant
with
his
foot
by
reduclbg'
Dr.
King
to
Minster
of
Health.
The
new
premier)'!
probably
thinks
health
la
about
sUhls
province
has
Csrtlfltau
of
imprevemsnls.
Brownie
v.
Minywi
tUim.
mule
in
Me
Ailip
Mimnr
lT,ih
t
the
r.(i.r
ni.inrt.
mi
Wmn
itiwc'idloininr
aod
to
TJkK
V'Tia.
Ihst.V'jitnes
o.
ler.hsw,
r.rT
vriliiirinin,
1141.
In
Iff!
ui
gays
rrom
iw
,dto
hereof,
1
sddIv
ui
ine
Mining
neror,
r
,
Certlflrste
Ulriinr
t
r.rown
prirtt-ef
the
above
raim,
Ami
furtlier
lake
nvtU
that
artui,
un-!
(Vr
lfnu,n
.
imiil
i
rMiimriirrd
before
)
ln.ie
of
su.lt
'rtlflrt
of
linprov
.nrTf:n
""
ut
d"
'
8'PleniUr.
A.Ii.
M.
Men,
rn.taEi,.
Atm
Put
a
layer
of
sliced
potatoea
in
a
butter
baking
dish,
sprlnkl
with
salt
and
pepper,
shake
on
a
little
flour
and
dot
over
',i
tablespoon
of
butter,
nepeat
with
each
layer.
Add
Pacific
Milk
and
water
In
equal
parts
until
liquid
can
be
seen
through
top
layer.
Bake
on
hour,
oruntll
potatoes
are
soft,
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Pactorles:
Ladner
and
Abbotaford,
B.C.
TEN
MINUTH
HEALTH
OXURCLSES
HIS
ii
one
of
scries
of
emcntt,
1
.
.'
,
,
1
you
win
nave
a
complete
romolfte
set.
.
1
1
.11
.
1
.
.
.
Tfllil
itil
a
a
lukt
eiehi
P.
.
exercise
advertisements.
Clip
each
out
,.Mn"r
Do
th.
,,:
:ei
iiuimng
anu
ioiiow
lukewarm
innn,.
"".
"J
ery
isw
days
you
will
note
wonJetlul
mufti
''
the
best
Rieilfeu.
priced
ucideyveap
in
Canada
pENMANS
71
is
made
to
meet
every
requirement
of
comfort,
warmth
and
wear
yet
sells
at
a
surprisingly
low
price.
Quality
for
quality,
wear
wear,
dollar
for
dollar,
it
cv.
not
be
matched
by
any
other
garment
of
the
same
class
in
Canada.
Made
in
two-piece
and
union
suiti
for
men
and
boys.
Look
for
No
"l
.on
the
label
at
all
the
best
dcaiea
PENMANS
Paris
.
LIMITED
Oat
0
mti
enough
small
change
in
ber
hand
bag.
I
know
several
perfectly
respectable
sen
with
a
standing
in
th
community
ho
hav
not
yet
learned
to
Charles,
on.
-A.
Now
that
th
King
Is
again
on
hts
throne
be
Is
looking
around
with
a
supercilious
smile
aithose
who
tried
to
kick
him
down.
,y
HEALTH
UNDERtUEAPv,,
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
most
i-omrtfelc
'
-1
'
"
dimension,
shiplflp,
fir
fiinli.
'i
p
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
H.G.
W
can
tupply
tverythlng
In
building
from
U
'
dalloh
lo
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Hefore
buying
inpecl
out
i-rk.
U
'
,3
v
w
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
these
Chilly
Nights
je.inre
honl
in
lite
Iuhi-p.
Y
Imv-'
j'
'
Foil
"liipinpiil
f
iGurney
Oxford
Heaters
I'or
frotiniiry
mul
off"
ipih'v
IIh-v
.CnltninI
HMporl
nut
loK
We
nl
rv
,
i
Condor
Electrlo
Lampe
In
all
!"
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
Phone
34
us
and
Taul
Meet,
all
Trains
and
Bot-
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
Bg
Simmon's
Steel
lleth,
5lring!
nnd
(Mcrmoot
M
lroes
in
every
room.
.
uhnwer-
n
52
llonm-.
Hot
anil
Cold
Wntcr,
llolhi
-d
Slnnm
llentrd,
Kleclric
Light
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
su
PRINCE
RUPERT,
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sslllnts
from
Prise
Huaerl.
Tui,t,
S
r.
't
vanoouviR,
viotowia,
awsases
-
--,
iawrr
"
KiaoAuwts
mntnsii
si..i
sua.
ss
l"v"
.
...
.....
x
i.
.
ThuneO
9":
.
-
re
port
siarsoN,
anvox,
atict
at,
sTrwT,
ta'"'tt
nvf,r,
lzi
ana
Avtnus.
ft,
M.
smith,
ajt"