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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
Monday,
Nov.
28,
1927
THE
NATURAL
POUT
An
article
in
the
Peace
River
Record
speaks
of
Prince
Rupert
as
the
"natural
port
of
the
Peace
River
country"
with
an
option
port
at
Stewart.
This
is
the
opinion
that
prevails
here.
We
are
not
asking
for
a
diversion
of
business
from
some
other
point
but
simply
that
the
business
which
is
naturally
ours
shall
come
this
way.
We
suggest
that,
no
matter
what
is
done
to
the
P.G.E.,
the
first
railway
extension
to
be
built
in
British
Columbia
shall
be
that
connecting
the
Peace
River
with
the
Canadian
National,
so
that
the
farmers
of
the
country
shall
get
the.
quickest
possible
relief.
If
the
railway
is
built
through
British
Columbia
to
Fort
Fraser,
as
is
suggested
by
many,
it
will
open,
up
good
land
and
good
timber
as
well
as
give
an
opportunity
to
develop
the
rich
mines
of
that
part
of
the
country.
This
is
in
addition
to
the
development
of
the
Peace
River
country
which
it
is
designed
to
serve.
DISSENSIONS
INDICATE
WEAKNESS
There
have
been
many
indications
of
disenion
in
the
Conservative
party,
particularly
at
Victoria,
where
the
late
leader
does
not
eeem
to
have
been
playing
the
game.
While
this
i
often
denied
and
Conservatives
often
state
that
there
is
no
dissension
except
that
which
originates
in
the
minds
of
Liberals,
there
is
no
doubt
but
that
it
exists.
Why
should
the
Victoria
Conservative
organ
continually
urge
unity
if
there
were
no
cause
for
Buch
advice.
Conservatives
who
have
visited
Victoria
of
late
say
there
would
.
have
hwrt
nn
trn.1I.l0
if
Dr
Thlmia
hnrl
fh
i-li'n.t
r.,...il.1
Anta.
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v
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V
I
V
.
u
1
IllOL
VSDIUIC
UUkC
tried-to
secure
a
seat
in
the
Legislature
and
take
h"is
rightful
place
as
JeaderU
They
say
the
Bowser
group
object
to
the
policy
of
directing
from
the
outside.
They
claim
that
it
is
the
larger
salary
of
the
Federal
House
which
is
attractive,
and
that
It
was
only
the
assur-
flrlPP
thill
thnro
urai
n
rt-omiarBlim
in
mlU
4Yn
irwi..,1
4UA
V.-
......
J'l
VIlitViBlHJ'
Mil
Dlftilt.
fcllUfe
IIIUUICU
illC
JUClMUCi
iur-iiuoria
10
give
up
me
iosuion
oi
conservative
organizer
lor
tne
'
Dominion
and
accept
the
provincial
leadership.
Todays
report
of
Saturday's
meeting
indicates
that
the
trouble
has
not
yet
ended.
Liberals
are
still
accused
of
causing
trouble
within
the
Conservative
ranks.
We
suggest
that
if
the
party
expects
to
win
elections
it
must
take
the
advice
of
Dr.
Tolmie
antfget
rid
of
dissension
in
their
own
ranks.
Victory
can
hardly
come
to
a
party
divided
against
itself.
BRITISH
SETTLERS
.(Edmonton
Journal)
.
Mr.
Forke's
announcement
to
the
provincial
premiers
that
during
the
comjng
year
his
department
would
give
first
attention
to
increasing,
the
flow
of
British
settlers
haa
given
great
satisfaction.
The
decision
is
applauded
by
practically
every
newspaper
that
has
commented
upon
it
and
the
hope
is
expressed
that
no
halfway
measures
will
bV
adopted.
"irhas
been
suggested
every
now
and
then
that
British
immigration
has
hot
been
more
actively
sought
because
of
the
opposition
of
Quebec.
No
evidence
has
been
brought
forward
in
support
of
this-vie.w
and
now
one
of
the
members
of
the
government
of
that
province
is
out
with
a
statement
that
is
absolutely
to
the
contrary.
The
minister
of
colonization,
Hon.
J.
E.
Perrault,
declared
on
his
return
from
the
Ottawa
conference
that
"Quebec
is
well
pleased
with
the
decision
taken
and
is
strongly
in
favor
of
the
majority
of
the
immigrant
to
this
country
being
of
British
stock."
At
the
same
time
pd
expressed
his
-gratification
that
an
extensive
campaign
for
,the
repetriation
of
Canadians
who
had
gone
to
the
United
States
.
was
in
prospect.
Along
both
these
lines
much
more
can
be
accomplished
than
.
in
the
recent
past.
There
is
apparently
no
intention
of
overlooking
opportunities
of
securing
the
right
kind
of
new
citizens
elsewhere.
JIr'
rJlPiStated
tnat
every
encouragement
would
be
offered
to
the
people
M
the
Scandinavian
and
other
northwestern
countries
of
Europe
to
come
to
Canada,
and
the
other
fields
cannot
be
neglected.
But
the
first
need
undoubtedly
is
a
more
extended
effort
in
the
lirJtish
Isles.
Children
are
always
eager
for
They
never
skimp
the
Quaker
Oats
breakfast
.TThey
love
the
flavour.
It
sustains
them
right
through
till
noon.
Wrapped,
scaled,
dustproof
packages.
177
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mui.ua
I
LOVE
STORY
TOLD
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,
I
A
I
w
I
a
bd
sr
IN
SPOOKY
SCENES
hi:kk
MMIHlUt
at
thbatkc
THEY'RE
fWLMr-''
IU
Ramanee
llelarew
-Baay
WrtNa-Oamtiy
Anna
).
NUwi
a
ltd
Kenneth
lUr-I
"buck
Oat
"
laaallMlluital
Maw.
'.
Ult
AW.
Uh
M)lery
t
Anna
vl
UBLaWHusf
'"ti
duguiae
u
worn
only
In
the
Iirat
-queoe.
Xtanrth
Harlan
play-
oppestte
Mia
Mtaaot.
m
"Easy
Picking."
and
belaeeai
them
a
very
claarmlng
love
tory
la
d:
veloprd
But
primarily
tbe
plot
la
of
the
tene
mystery
variety,
"spooky"
but
-ll
knit
and
logical
It
aa
adapted
by
Lottta
Stefan
fracn
the
stage
play
and
screen
aaoty
of
the
same
tlti
by
William
A.
Bnrtaa
and
Paul
Croaar.
"MOTHER"
IS
SHOWING
HERE
ON
TUESDAY
nay
ind
Pr4
ITmi
Ttiratre
With
rximrthlaf
fa
Think
hnut
vwr
i
iuMi
naturally
tun-
ny
anyhow.
Orre
htm
aueh
a
role
as
Eddie,
the
letter
carrier,
and
then
let
him
wori
out
his
own
Idea,
and
be
la
riot.
The
interesting
thing
about
him,
though,
la
tbe
fact
that
you
always
Hnd
younteir
laughing
with
and
not
at
him.
That
la
eseentially
Cantor.
No
matter
how
funny
he
is.
bt
always
enlist
your
s)mpathy
for
the
character
be
portrays.
From
the
very
moment
that
yon
flnt
see
him
as
the
mls-flt
mall
clerk
you
cant
help
feeling
i
bit
sorry
for
him
while
at
the
same
time
you
can't
help
laughing
at
the
situation
and
nre-
dlcaments
he
geta
into;
and
he
gets
into
plenty.
"Special
Delivery'
la
a
picture
that
you
will
want
to
see.
It
Is
Cantor
at
hi
best
and
If
he
follows
through
in
his
future
pictures
along
the
lines
establish
ed
in
this
one
the
screen
has
found
a
new
type
ol
comedy
and
a
new
type
of
comedian
JOHN
BARRYMORE
AT
WEEK-END
HERE
IN
'THE
BELOVED
ROGUE"
With
three
screen
appearances
on
Broadway.
John
Barrymore
is
on
the
way
of
establishing
a
record
which
other
atari
will
find
difficulty
In
duplicating.
He
has
been
setting
a
rather
dizzv
Date
what
with
two
successes
already
scored.
Tbe
new
film,
"The
Beloved
Rogue."
is
a
costume
drama
.
which
coes
back
to
the
days
of
the
swaggering,
roysterlng
vuion
those
days
of
the
fifteenth
cen
tury
-for
Its
story.
And
In
all
falmew
this,
plot
Is
not
SO
much.
It
Is
nmrli
staged,
but
It
la
a
alow-moving
affair
carrying
more
incident
than
it
does
a
compact
yarn.
It
affords
Barry
mor
with
ontMrtu.
nltle
to
run
the
scale
of
emotion
from
pathos
to
comedy
and
what
not.
The
highbrows
may
take
exception
to
such
a
screen
metamorphosis
as
color
the
vagabond
who
would
be
king
for
a
day
ine
star
certainly
cuta
up
capers
but
4.
at
ml
u.
MffMW
WTOWaWM.
inn
ui
nr.:
iyaaj
jjjj3Er-
u
much-
inrti
mMuirzaanif-
fix
N.lo:.
Ian,
alter
Ftar
her
Ua
a
Oe-trouaervd
rjja
tn
'Pecjoia"
and
U
.
j
d)
were
clainortg
tor
an-
c;.ir
n-.t
:.i
!iieh
her
n
j
per
beauty
tmpcrar.i
at
leaU
dlagli'if
In
X.
Thut
an.
!;
her
beet
:n
strictly
:eauiim-
rcatumc
boawar
will
not
be
.Kiuppulii'ed
when
they
see
"Easy
Pick
ing
5h
ha
an
elaborate
and
pleas
ingly
aKorti
wardrobe,
and
the
male
Turttlay
BtH
Boeu
in
ifiar.-Obnaiay
"listao
ja
-
-HMf
rde
triiK-Mii
and
Thwday
Conter
in
llMataary.''
"Saty
Carvea."
rim
Krita
and
t
unity
John
Sawrymotc
la-
Tna
Hague.
CTMnjaqj
rrtli
for
Two."
i
l
ha
doaant
aatnict
much
tun
from
his
rrolleaome
monvnu
He
atitoaw
that
Hi
buk
:
(
make-up
and
Uut
ne
ncadn't
xh,.
Irnim
I
run
Mix
and
Patrbanka
in
r.
-:-u::i
.1
damael
tn
d.-
1
The
pteture
ni
aaaM
norl
netting
of
UM
toenafy
beuag
truly
fan-
taalac
Anal
true
of
It
variety
of
rrmt
It
will
pleane
wort
every
type
of
eudlenrc
Man
in
the
Moon
M
mm
-
,
,
,
a
Vta
u.
aWo
.4
CTTtj
wM9
VI
a
cn
aire
-fui'r''ll
UUV
I
U
Its
weary
sei
probtns
worked
f
WOLVES
are
aM
to
be
aanree
la
Al-jm
ate
aereen.
Mr
a
bM
at
aceetaele
'
hrt
uu
-
mn
n
i
.
and
get
bMed
more
ar
Jew
by
a
trained
ettefe
anres'a
clo
thing
t
go
aioawU
remedy.
J
And
every
once
tn
ao
often
ome
pra
BAIX1ER8
are
aald
to
bt
not
taw
ductr
aenaea
tnat
feetiBf
a
tht
pari
j
piearUfnl
at
tnaiiinliiii
I
wtah
tnay
of
the
prabTIe
and
jrodueeai
a
real
hit-
1
arete
ner
here
aaan
atary,
eaaUy
uoderataitdable
and
whorly
taajteal.
with
clearlttne
pwtom-
NEW
aotn
are
being
taanwl
in
og-tnatlng
and
with
toe
aase
of
aendlng
'.
Tnat's
n
good
Wnat
I
want
I
people
train
a
theatre
wrtl
something;
we
more
coin
eomlaf
In
ay
dnee-
,..
thick
ki..v
-
v...
..
-
fcaon
tu
about,
with
a
new
angle
on
Jorr.e
certain
phates
el.
life
real
life.
Sueb
a
prodncUon
la
"MMUr,"
alar-
ring
Bell
Bennett,
and
to
be
aeen
here
!
Tuesday.
"tnthr'
1
ana
I
il
Im.
V
.
tkLn
I
Nam'
story
of
the
Mine
name
skilfully
nn
ny
Mat
do
more
and
artntlcaJly
directed
by
J.
Lao
Met-
i
tnn
f"r
order.
nan.
who
nac
to
ma
credit
the
vlauall
eatton
for
tha
acretn
of
the
famous
Oene
8
tratton-Porter
atoriea.
lnelading
Uddle."
-Kteuet
of
tb
Bees."
and
The
Magic
Garden."
The
atory
uka
a
modern
American
family,
constating
of
father,
mother,
son
and
daughter,
and
you
are.
In
fancy.
taaen
ngnt
Into
their
bietteW
audi
made
acquainted
with
their
family
ae-i
creta.
Bella
-Bennett
in
the
title
rotasur-jti
pas-ie
any
previous
effort
of
beta,
even
I
that
lu
"Stella
Dallas."
and
the
cast
lr
iupport
la
faultless.
RIOT
OF
COMEDY
IS
"SPECIAL
DELIVERY"
MOST
Una
cn
be
forgtren
a
nun
If
he
doe
not
run
for
ofSet.
-
POOTBALL
Is
dOterant
froai
war.
A
IHE
aiianeut
aaan
I
the
one
who
U
nraraya
poking
fun
at
hi
wife
ualng
fannat
and
then
cannot
dteaa
for
a
party
wttbatn
aweaklnf
aome
of
h4a
wtfa'a.
'
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
NOVBMIIF.K
IS,
I91J.
Prad
Stork.
Liberal
candidate
for
this
riding
in
the
forthcoming
federal
eiee
taon.
addraued
tee
Tradea
&
Lahnr
Oouncil
last
night,
tbe
Carpenter'
HaH
cetag
rilled
to
capacity
for
the
oo
oaslen.
8.
O.
Maeeteseld.
nresidenx
of
IB
council
whJeh
ha
anuhmarf
saw.
i:Wie
Canfor.
the
N-rren
Humorist,
I
Liberal
candidate,
was
in
the
iJi-enllally
Himself
In
This
t'omrdy
Uproarious
comedy
with
a
strong
Ha-
Tto
Poner
and
Canadian
Laundries
vor
of
melodrama,
blended
with
a
touch
lnnou'
that,
owing
to
Increaaea
cost
.
.
.
.
t1
ItVm,
mnt
'
.l
i
m
.
.
.
pauws
ana
a
xeen
sense
or
human
nre
auuaa
psychology.
These
are
the
Ingredients
:
w
nrcr
to
make
general
advanres
that
Eddie
Cantor
ha
used
In
the
ere.
!,n
charg''
elective
December
1.
tlon
of
"Special
Delivery"
bla
second
ttarrlng
vehicle
for
Paramount
which
la
to
be
shown
here
Wednesday
and
Tnuraday.
W.
Wilson.
It.
Shrubsall
and
George
Abbott
returned
from
the
War
by
tbe
Q.T.P.
steamer
thla
morning.
The
8t.
In
fuU
sinarew
s
society
will
be
e
out
om
Funnier
than
the
stage
play
wa.
hlt'"""7.
.T'xly
ao
ln"
ecreen
version
of
"Kid
Boot."
but
fun-1
""
I
tat
romanr
nnrl
ttvrinM
nt
hmwi.
aaiavuJH
alinillU
CONNECTION
WITH
-
OLD
COUNTRY
SAILINGS
The
Canadian
National
Hallways
have
made
arranyemenU
to
operate
snalal
trains
with
slfeping
oars
.through
to
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax.
In
connection
with
Old
Country
amn
during
November
and
December.
Secure
full
Information
regarding
rates,
reservation,
passports,
etc..
from
City
Ticket
Offlc.
528
Third
Avenue-.
Phone
2&j.
218
:
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HOTEL
.tnniv.i.s
Prince'
Itnpert
C.
R
McMillan.
E.
W.
Hard.
Edward
O.
Brown
and
H.
C.
Dauglas.
Vancouver;
Joseph
s
Rogers,
city;
Duke
Har-rt.
Haeelton:
James
Donaldson.
Ptort
Esslngton:
James
H.
Blake.
Victoria.
Central
A.
Iamb
and
Bert
Johnson,
city;
Harry
Anderson.
Prince
Ofrnvr-
n
Robertson.
Bmltberat
C.
A.
Smith.
OJiJi.;
E
Hunter.
Vancouver:
Leo
Weaver.
Butedale.
fnvoy
A.
(McKenrte,
Harry
Btouth.
E.
Cle
ment.
G
Praiwr.
J.
If
Smith
an1
f
Jfea&ache
:
i
Pa
tot
Review
;
and
they
Barns.
oUy;
Mr.
and
Mrs
J.
McKenle
fart
Edward;
T.
O
McManamon.
Telegraph
Point;
Oeorge
Phllllpson.
North
aalfJc
Cannery:
H.
Hauber.
J.
K
Pyne
and
R.
Braun.
Kltlmaat.
K.
Oaatonguay,
prominent
Juneau
mining
man,
was
a
paaseneer
on
tbe
Princess
Mary
Saturday
afternoon
returning
north
following
a
business
trip
to
Seattle
and
other
point
in
the
couth.
(JOVEHN'MENT
LIQUOIt
ACT"
N0T1CK
OK
A
ri'M
CATION
TOK
BEKR
LICKNX'K
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
rtivrv
fh.t
n
the
3rd
day
of
December
next,
'the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premise
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
situate
at
tl
TMto
nf
Drlh..
D
..
.
.
the
Province
of
BrltUh
Columbia."
upon
of
Waterfront
Block
"I,"
Bay
of
Prinre
Rurjert.
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of
Prinxa
tnnt
t...
mf
x.w
a.uas-t
,
(
iUVIUl,
;
I
of
Brlttoh
ColumbU.
Map
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
DUtrlct.
and
being
more
particularly
described
aa
follows:
"Commenflnff
at
rwin
ht.k
n..
In
a
straight
line
of
bearing
north
69dei
28'
8"
East
a
distance
of
77
5n
f.t.
f,
tbe
centre
of
elrrl
.hnm
Plan
823.
Section
7,
thence
south
6de
"
etui,
a
utaiaiicc
OI
lu
xeet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24"
35"
East
a
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
Bdef
av
9V
urf
------
-----
"
"
m
uhhucc
m
60
feet
to
a
rjolnt.
then
nnum
-
?'
"
West
a
dUtance
of
100
feet
to
unu,
ui
commencement"
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
tbe
premtsea.
DATED
this
4th
day
of
Nevember,
127
,
H.
A.
DODD.
i2
.
Applicant.
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
the
issue
nf
a
Pm.i.in.i
XrllTT.".
of
Title
for
thVMt
Si,
Lorirar
viauic..
saia
to
contain
32c
acres,
more
or
less
Satisfactory
nrnnf
nt
k
..
Certificate
of
TUlV
togt
I
land
baring
been
produced
to
m
it
,
"
ne
?onth
trn
the
first
!
publication
hereof,
a
Provisional
Certi.
tlcat
of
Title
to
the
above
uS5
,
xhl
name
of
MADELINE
MINTON
Th
otli-Ina)
Certificate
of
Title
U
dated
tK,,
OtSeptember.
1913
"a'ndu
nberea
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert
17th
October
1927.
1
H
P
MacLEOD,
Registrar
of
Title.
OUTWEA
at
rm
mtmm
1
any
tire
chains
you
ever
had
OILENT
tire
chains
V
'
TV
T
a
bang
on
the
fender
ThotrVa
fin,
mo
tTrn
-aaaar
-
atrV
0
i.
W
J
alba..
of
Goodyear
Rubber.
A
sensation!
And
no
wonder!
All
the
benefits
tire
chains
ever
gave
PLUS
the
silence
of
rubber;
the
tire-protection
of
rubber;
'the
grip
of
the
All-Weather
Tread
design;
long,
long
life
out-wearing
several
sets
of
other
chains;
the
convenience
of
being
able
to
leave
them
on
all
the
time.
Goodyear
Selected
Dealers
sell
them
to
fit
all
tires.
Made
by
the
Makers
of
Goodyear
Tires
Canadian
National
an
w
Q7it:
Largcft
Railway
Syflcm
in
Americn
STEAMSHIP
AMI.
THA
IV
SERVICE
Sailings
from
i'KIXCK
1UTKKT
for
VANCOl'VEU.
VirtORIA,
SETTI1
and
intermediate
points,
ixb
rKlliW.
9
00
a
n;
For
STEWAUT
and
AXVOX,
each
WKIOEMllAY.
10
Q
P
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VOIfTII
anil
UtM-Ttl
ni'fl-V
a
a
a.
e
t-r-ri'
tail
IVtm
...
nun
nvinii
r.r..1
t
ll.tllMII
II
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PASSENOER
TKAINS
,KVE
PKIXCE
Kl'PEKT
Each
MOXDAV,
WEIIXEftllAV
and
RATI
RHAY
at
11
30
i
:
flnOROE,
EDMONTON,
n
i.NXIIT.O,
all
point
Eastern
C
States.
i
CANADIAN.
VPACIFICj
v.
Ve
OinadUn
National
Exprtfe
for
Money
rtlert
Foreign
Ch1
"
rMi
vA
VIII
flUrila.
-
CITV
TICKET
OFFICE.
SZ8
Tllllin
VE..
PRINCE
Rt'PERT
rtmnt
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketchikan,
tfrangell,
Juneau
and
skagway
Novemlirr
1
"ff'"1
ber
17,
31.
M
n.
To
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
November
t,
16.
J!
and
January
4.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
East
Bella
Bella.
Ocean
Falls,
Naino,
Alert
Campbell
River,
anil
Vancouver
every
'
natnrdaj.
11
ajn.
.
m-
41
mw
all
a
a
...
inffirmalloD
mu
oirain.nip
Line..
u.a
I
w.
v..
oitcilAltn.
nenerar
rtnt.
......il
s
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd.Avenwe.
lTlnce-Kupert.UX.
r-
UNDEIt
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home''
120
Rooms,
American
and
European
Plan.
Hot
and
Co-4
Water.
Bus
meets
all
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Room
f
Phone
51.
L.
Martin,
ManaCtr