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OAtLT
EDITION
i
-Monday.
April
19,
1926.
Sad
Suicide
Of
Former
.President.
Despatches
Saturday
brought
the
sad
story
that
John
A.
Smith,
formerly
owner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill-,
hail
taken
his
own
lire
in
California.
Apparently
he
hail
taken
life
too
seriously
and
finally
resolved
to
leave
it
all.
.
It
is
a
mistake
to
take
life
loo
seriously.
A
touch
of
humor
lightens
every
burden.'
Only
recently
on
a
holidav
trip
a
mail
fell
and
hurt
himseir
very
badly,
landing
in
a
curious
position
and
saving
himself
from
what
might
have
been
death.
The
humor
of
the
situation
made
him
lailgh
and
the
result
was
that
the
holiday
trip
was
riot
spoiled
and
he
soon
recovered.
Of
course
we
all
know
people
who
take
life
loo
lightly
and
are
never
serious
They
are
as
much
a
menace
as
the
ultra
serious
but
they
(lo
not
kill
themselves,
unfortunately.
"
Action
Of
Auto
Companies
Significant.
i
;
There
is
a
local
difference
of
opinion
In
regard
lo
what
is
meant
by
the
automobile
companies
in
closing
down
or
tjirealen-ing
to
do
so.
The
most
popular
opinion
seems
to
be
thai
they
are
bluffing
but
il
is
possible
thai
some
of
them
reallv
intend
lo
shut
down
'.permanently.
One
or
the
difficulties'
in
a
protective
tariff
is
that
once,
it
is
imposed
it
is
most
difficult
lo
remove
il..
The
industries
receiving
the
benefil
or
the
protection
raise
such
a
howl
that
they
are
able
lo
carry
their
point.
Nobody
likes
to
see
an
industry
close.
.
.
'
-..''
(.,'
Edmonton
Stages
Wonderful
Comeback.
Edmonton,
which
was
almdstfin
the
hands
or
a
receiver
a
rcw
years
ago,
has
slaged
a
vvomlerul
comeback.
Here
is
what
one
of
the
Edmonton
papers
say?:
Edmonton
no
longer
carries
the
odium
or
being
in
a
doubtfully
sound
financial.
position.
The
record
of
lust
year
as
set
,
lt',u"
U1
l,,c
I'ompirouer,
snows
thai
the
nuances
or
the
city
are
in
goo.l
order
and
Its
credit
firmly
established.
lor
the
rirst
time
in
several
years
the
city
did
not
have
lo
borrow
money
last
year
for
rurrent
expenses,
or
isse
noles
all
obligations
as
they
fell
due
being,
met
out
of
funds
in.
baud,
and
the
year
closing
with
a
revenue
balance
of.05,r07.?S.
Every
instalment
due
lo
the
sinking
funds
was
paid
in
full,
rhese
payments,
with
the
interest
on
the
previous
accumulated
instalments,
added
almost
'ft
1,000,000
to
the
aggregate
fund
last
year.
AlUhe
short
notes
held
by
ih
Sinking
Fund
Hoard
were
replaced,,
by
debentures,
on
which
the
inlerest
has
been
paid
The
bank
overdraft
inherited
from
previous
years
was
al-
?,.!
o1.a,,e.do'?'itl'
-"'"tfMiieiit
reduction
in
"bank
charges
from
..0,n.y,.,3
in
l02'i
to
22,4J5.55
in
l!)25
miiimoSSo"r
82,,U'
fy
"W
W'l
pre-
The
city
collected
more
luxe,
last
year
than
it
levied;
the
fourth
successive
year
in
which
that
has
been
done.
Collet-lion
amounted
to
S5.0I
per
cent
of
the
current
taxes,
while
10
,3
per
cent
were
paid,
amounting.
Ic10',.4
'i
per
cent
of
the
levy
I
he
net
debt-ofJhe
city
was
reduced
by
,p'i,2i
1,01).
I
he
'civic
utilities
returned
a
surplus
of
$37?,fl7.X2
i.
afler
!!ewals,lg
"'-fe'es
and
eltt
osi.de,
l2i),287.ni
for
re
in
W!,,,.n,"
"I'.'01"
weeding
the
expenditure,
funds
set
aside
,1T
"I,l,eait,a,l1s1
n
hey
mature,
and
its
utility
enterprises
more
m,,
than
paying
their
way.
the
city
is
in
a
strong
financial
i'l'V.r
!"r",L,,1
co"li"'"
of
Die
policy
which
..rough!
inrvil
T
,llp,tnM,a,,'-!i
"
pecl
boll,
an
improvement
in
scnicM
and
a
reduction
of
lax-bills
as
accumulated
burdens
hi
e
cut
ijowii.
In
a
hurry
?
Eat
SHREDDED
WHEAT
the
man-sized
meal
."V
4-
WEEK
AT
THEATRE.
Monday
and
Tuesday
lUanU&weei
iRtMe
The
$
I'aci'wakeri:
Fu.H
Male.'
International
New,
i
Wednesday
and
Thursday
I
he
JJrwuanlou
Hour."
Comedy
"His
Marriage
s
Vow:;
LAesops
Film
Fables.
i
y
'
i
Friday
and
Saturday
ZanA
firey's
"Wild
Horse
Mtaa."
Feli
Comedy
Cartoon,.
l'auie
iievicw.
j
.
EPSOM
RACES
PICTURE
HERE
"The
Sporting
Venus"
Shows
Many
Scenes
In
Old
Country
Including
Scotland
I
he
nice?
at
Epsom.
Downs.
The
famous
Casino
al
Deauville
A
majestic,
uid
caslle
in
Scot-
lamb
Views,
in
London's
supper
clubs.
lhee
are
some
of
the
hinps
to
he
on
view
In
Marshall
Neilah'H
production,
"The
Sporting
Venus"
here
tonight.
Many
of
the
scenes
including
the
races,
the
scenes
in
Scotland
and
the.
views
of
Deauville.
wej-e
taken
on
the
spot
when
the
djr
AMERCAN
GIRL
AND
most
indifferent
to
feminine
charms.
Hut
in
the
end
he
succumbs,
and
the
manner
in
Which
the
character
is
played
by
Miss
henyon
brings
about
all
Ibis;
furnishes
enough
thrills,
laugh
and
heart
interest
to
sat
isfy
any
motion
piclurn
fan.
snls,
as
ever,
Is
excellent
In
his
characterization
of
the
Italian
duke.
Silli'
acting
'is
liked
for
he
acts
Willi
such
sincehity.
Miss
Kflhyon
Is
admirably
cast
and
carries
one
away
wjtli
her
comedy
work,
as
well
as
her
scenes
of
a
highly
dramatic
type.
Nio
proer
herself
an
extremely
versatile
young
woman.
"WILD
HORSE
MESfV
HAS
SEVERALNEW
THRILLS
Headlong
Charge
of
Thousands
of
Wild,
Horses
Down
Sides
of
Canyon
"VYIld
Horse
Mesa"
to
be
shown
here
al
the
week
end
Is
typical
of
all
Zane
Orey
pie-tnres.
Th?
one
Is
made
up
of
ex-cllln'g,
adventurous
events,
but
wllhV
this
'differences
"Wild
Horse
Mesa"
has
several
brand
THEJ.
DAILY,
N'rtvVa
The&
rector,
his
technical
staff
and
tils
actors
packed
up
and
Jour
neyed
from
Hollywood
to
far),
away
Europe
in
order
lo
photo
rrnph
the
exact
locales.
'Oilier
hits
of
Europe-were
reproduced
al
the
studio
after
eilan
had
had
sketches
made
of
Ihe
things
he
wanted.
The
result
should
he
a
most
interesting
and
colorful
piclure,
for
besides
the.se
atmospheric
scenes,
Xejlan
has-Ipld
one
of
the
best,
stories,
cver.wriUenJjy.
the.
popular
OeN
aid
Heaumont
and
he
has
some
of
the
screen's
favorite
players
in
hiseast.
"The
Sporting
Venus"
is
a
combination
of
comedy
and
melodrama
a
combination
that
has
always
been
Xcilan's
best
type
of
work.
Hianehe
Sweet
works
u
ruler
her
husband's
direction
apairi
in
Ihe
leading
role,
and
Honald
Col-man
.one
of
filmland's
mo!
popular
leading
men,
plays
opposite
her.
1
F0REJGO0BLEMAN
Unguarded
Hpur
"Tells
How
Man
Was
Tamed
by
the
Girl
In
Unique
Manner
What
would
happen
if
a
flip
pant,
thrill
seeking
young
American
girl
should
iet
her
cap
.or
a
couvelsalne.
woniim.liatinir
young
foreign
nobleman?
rins
situation
forms
Ihe
unique
theme
of
'
The
Uiyrtiar.led
Hour,"'
at
the
estholme
"Wednesday
and
Thnrsday.
Milton
Sill
is
starred
as
the
nildrmaii,.and
Doris
Kenyon
has
the
featured
role
of
the
youn
American
wirl.
Miss
Kenyon
answers
the
question
niosl
satisfnclorily.
She
lames
hill,.
who
has
the
role
of
aiv
Italian
Miike
Who
had
been
t
.
.
'
'".-V&'-rA'
nest
Jl
o
steel
fabric
spring
in
all
SlOO
Canada,
leads
in
valnp
JLjrfw
There
isn't
any
mystery
about
the
superiorities
of
the
Slumber
King.
It
is
more
than
a
mere
claim
when
we
say
it
is
the
finest
steel
fabric
spring
in
all.
Canada.
You
c
an
checkits
advantages
yourself.
Compare
it
with
any
other
fabric
spring
built.
See
the
four
rows
of
sensitive
coils
joining
its
26
flexible
steel
strips.
That
is
why
it
conforms
to
your
body,
and
allows
two
sleepers
to
rest
in
luxury
witn-out
disturbing
each
other.
Examine
the
construction
that
prevents
sagging
edges.
Notice
that
no
sharp
edges
protrude
to
tear
bedclothes.
Realize
how
easily
it
can
be
kept
clean.
With
all
its
exclusive
advantages,
Slumber
King
is
sold
by
all
furniture
stores
in
Canada
at
the
surprisingly
low
pjice
of
$12.
Certainly
this
is
Complete
your
comfort
with
an
OSTERMOOR
A
ritring
companion
to
the
S'ttmbr
A'Vjf.
t'ncqunllnl
by
any
other
white
cotton
felt
mattress
Tn
Canada
for
more
than
30
years.
Out
quality,
the
best;
one
maker,
Simmons
Limited;
one
price,
the
lowest
at
which
so
fine
a
mat
tress
can
be
sold
Hcwarc
of
imitations,
ltik
for
the
Osterinoor
label.
uic
aynug
jou
want
ana
uceu.
;
GRACELINE
BEDS
OSTERMOOR
MATTRESSES
2fo
forSlecpby
SIMMONS
drama
lie.
The
hero's
own
broth-
f,.rn,
rr
n
t.4
rival
and
there
is
the
;
irano..
Khe
may
he
naid
lo
b.
jiiiun-r
coninucanon
oi
a
tmni
growing
op.
Hiiilor
and
also
Ihe
unwelcome
,'
advances
of
an
oyllaw;
On
top;
THK
wh.-al
market
wH
woo
llf
ltll
111..
In.
II.,..
nl.l..n..
..I
....
.
.......
.
...
v..
hi
a
atlnlay
and
io
wn
the
trac
ive
daughter
U
hopelessly
,,,.r.
lie
had
anoiher
of
th..-
One
of
Ihe
bip
punch
scenes
is
U,.,
1
f,.
'
..nn.j.,,,
riti.i.m.
Ihe
pursuit
of
JacV
Holt
by
three
llflOl
llifnvod
lit
t.-Kll.
I...
I.i
.
nun
il.
iiu
n
'I'lll.
U..
t.
foreeil
to
plunge
Into
a
swiftly
moving
stream
on,
borne
back
to
e.-eape.
He
fonts.
Ihe
daiurerous
current
al
the
risk'of
lii-
life.
Th.-,
fiKltl
helvveen
,
dbdl
and
MavrilllU
fa:
f
Htij
realistic
SlBhp.N
In
tin-
'production,
AnoiluTscene
cbafod
with
excitement
and
suspense
is
that
ui
wiiicji
loony
.okin,
Piute
In
-
-
'!
Ill
1
MM
I
II"
levidoped
to
such
an
extent
lu
-onie
Prinre
Hupert
poople
thai
!be
womler
I
Meltae
does
no
sell
them
for
irrainophon.
IT
Used
to
he
thai
a
sword
hunff
over
the'
door
in
the
hall.
loday
It
should
be
a
ean-opener.
dian
chief,
aven.es
hs
daughter
!,
Jffi
'
,
!.''
andlsnv'si
Hillie
ItiAti
f:
.
"
Y
-
"
K"
.
Tl7A'VWw'nin
Vhrl"
"
"
,H,Ir,,n
nUtt
m
,t(i
is
the
i
ii
.
...
"
l
hose
old
areiiiinla.
nciiuioiiK
euare
al
terrnle
speed
of
thousands
of
wild
horse.s
down
1,
.
the
sides
of
a
eaTfvmi
townr.l
nV'Fl.
nl,,Prf'
in
.
ti
'
-
-
-
-----
'
I
I
r
llwi
in,.,.!.!)!,,,..,.,
m
r.
fiar
ted
W
re
Imn
llnlC.!'"
"I'-vm
iinmii
hiiik
breakneck
ride
in
front
of
tho
frenzied
tide
of
horse
In
swerve
Ibern
away
from
Ibflrcarherous
trap
is
enough
u
rnake
any
audience
gasp.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
A
MAN
wanted
to
know
lod.iv
i.
.'
.
"
-
.
.
:
m
i
rouMi
speaK
French.
I
told
him
I
could
bill
when'
li
nx-
p.lained
that
he
Was'
a
French
man,
I
refuseil
(o
discuss
th.
niafter
further.
'
II1'
ft
favors
snmolllliiir
1
tlnn'i
lis
propaganda,;
if
it
5
In
accord'
with
my
views
it
j9
fact.
I
M2VKH
could
nillln
onlf.r-
sland
bow
a
man
eould
lie
driven
lo
drink
in
Prince
riuperl,
The
iV'er.
is
noi
good
enough.
have
out.
nelPP
onn
liofnro
I
The
love
theme
Is
Intensely'
TIll.llK'S
one.
Ihhiiir
about
most
of
our
bruins,
Ihey'lt
never
.'wear
.NOW
that
Prince
Itupcrt
has
Or
the
briar
or
corn
cohb'
fine.
Hut
as
for
me
-:
p
I'd
have
you
all
see
That
Ihe
cigarelle
14
mine.
My
friend
says
a
puff
Front
his
pipe
Is
enough
To
soolh
away
his
woe.
lint
I
never
forget
(
(Ine
more
cigar-ell?
No
matter
where
I
go.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS,
Prce
Rupert.
.1.
V.
Kills,
8iinnyside;
A.
X.
liyer,
Olof
A.
l.undberg,
K.
It.
Kail,
n.
It.
Hroadford.
T.
K.
Clarke,
F.
n.
l,a
Hrue
and
W.
Mcllaye,
Vancouver;
II,
Hanson,
Kunnysldc;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
I,
Malbesnn,
Wales
Island;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.1.
A.
Hrown
and
family,
lloeslall
lliver;
W.
l.alng,
Vlc-Inrla;
I).
N.
(Vllyrne,
Calary;
1,.
K.
I'clek,
Dowaglae.
Central
Mrs.
Haslell,"
F.velynj
'p.
'an'
lyk,
Prince
neorge;
T.
For
tin,
O.N.Il.,
.lens
I.arsen,
Xorway;
fl.
Jones,
Kngland.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
Orthophonic
Victrolas
a
new
shipment
just
to
hand
The
Grenada
A
lev
exnensive
model
llmti
lln
f.r.l..
Jt
VII
Ik
.
nl
F
laining
the
remarkable
m
oustie
principle
for
who
H
Credenza
ha
beionio
famous.
The
(Iremula
i
Ihe
m.-(insole
desiKi,,
neb
w
riiftIi
in
walnut,
bleiuled.
I
large
enough
lo
be
impressite.
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Ihe
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