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EDITION
DOROTHY
LOGAN
HOAX
WAS
A
COSTLY
ONE
NEW
SKATlXfi
LAKE
SAYS
COMMENTATOR
D
(Victoria
Times)
When
Dr.
Dorothy
Logan
set
out
to
swim
the
English
Channel
and
arrange:!
for
the
"feat"
to
be
a
"hoax
to
end
hoaxes"
she
left
out
of
her
reckoning
the
long
arm
of
the
law
She
and
her
trainer
thought
It
was
good
ftia
to
siu
a
declaration
to
the
effect
that
a
nerjr
time
record
for
the
swim
had
been
ev
Cooks
in
2H
to
5
minutes-Same
good
quality
and
natural
oats
flavour
as
Quaker
Oats.
"Stands
by"
you
throughout
busy
morning
hours.
Wrapped,
sealed,
dustproof
packages.
ISO
IS
-
a
wuum
States,
In
advance,
per
year
$ft.00
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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98
v
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
...
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Monday,
Nov.
14,
1927
The
availability
of
the
skating
lake
adjoining
the
new
highwqy
'cn
iN,iuu
in
one
oi
me
nrsi
iruiu
oi
tne
building
of
the
new
road
which
is
now
anriroachine-
th
neirrhhrhi
r.n.
-
-
v
4M"".1J
I.aprds.
Prince
Rupert
residents
have
just
begun
to
enjoy
the
fun
..
....
...
V,
V
4
1
it
hicic.
ictiefun)
mey
were
oui
in
large
numbers
and
reports
indicate
that
seldom
if
dver
before
have
local
people
had
an
por-
tunlty
to
enjoy
outdoor
skating
to
better
advantage.
If
the
weather
Keeps
up,
more
will
visit
the
lake
and
people
who
now
have
no
skates
..411
.
.
,1
win
rctuip
mem.
Other
advantages
from
the
highway
will
develop
in
addition
to
that
of
reachinir
the
outside
u-nrli.
i.v
taxi
ftefvicea
roe,to
the
occasion
immediately
the
ice
was
reported
kuuu
u
pui
on
a
gooa
service
at
reasonable
rates.
NEED
OF
SHJIIT-SEEIM;
BUS
The
need
of
a
sight-seeipg
bus
for
this
city
might
well
be
mentioned
just
here.
If
there
had
been
a
good
bus
operating
it
could
have
made
a
harvest
yesterday.
By
tieing
up
with
the
railway
a.nd
steamship
company
during
the
summer
such
a
bus
could
secure
some
excellent
business
as
people
like
to
travel
in
large
parties.
There
would
still
be
planty
for
the
taxis
to
do.
Prince
Ru-
rtfrt
U'ilt
fin
Wall
tl
Jwalnn
Ik.
t...iJ
H
i
i
,
.
-
u.nuji
uiuiHi
uuiiinns
mat
is
oiiering
ana
try
to
makfe
tha
stop-off.
at
this
goint
jfnjojjab
that
people
will
want
toWmd.
One
of
the
things
to
do
VilI
be
to
mfcke
the
most
iu
our
new
arrre
ana
to
nasten
the
construction
of
the
road
to
the
top
of
the
mountain
so
that
tourists
may
be
taken
there.
MINING
ALONG
SKEENA
RIVER
K.
A
TTfltrcrnn
iha
mtnlni,
AniMAnH
.
I
4
a
j
I
.
.
I
...
...v.
ie
ciiisiucci,
juiuia
out
mat
mere
is
kicui
(iOBsiuiiuy
oi
aeveioping
mining
along
the
Skeena
River.
He
tells
of
transfers
of
mining
property
recently
made
at
Usk
which
is
looked
upon
as
one
of
the
most
likely
centres.
But
there
are
good
prospect
at
Terrace,
Cedarvale,
Vanarsdol.
Amsbury,
and
other
place
and
it
is
probable
that
within
a
few
years
mining
may
develop
into
an
important
industry
along
the
river.
So
far
the
attention
of
big
capitalists
have
not
have
been
drawn
to
the
district
to
any-
extent
because
development
has
not
advanced
to
a
point
where
they
are
In
a
position
to
talk
business
with
the
concerns
that
need
ore.
Mining
at
HasKos
has
been
going
on
for
years
in
a
small
wav
and
ore
has
been
shipped
in
considerable
quantities.
.
CENOTAPH
TOK
PRINCE
HUPERT
he
proposal
to
erect
a
cenotaph
here
in
memory
of
thoee
who
lost
their
lives
in
the
war
is
one
that
has
met
with
general
approval.
Other
places
have
been
more
active
in
this
regard
but
it
is
not
too
late
and
the
movement
seems
to
have
started
and"
should
not
be
allowed
to
stop.
We
have
a
duty
to
perform
and
it
should
be
a
pleasure
to
do
It.
Probably
all
that
is
needed
in
this
regard
is
leadership.
rhole
thing
waa
a
Joke
it
ien
to
be
!
apparent
that
It
mlcht
turn
mit
fJt
h
ja
joke
on
fyer.
There
was
little,
doubt
i
:
1,1
nM.fwiefterid
her
trainer
were
"Invited'1
to
rtui'iU'iK
matter
with
the
police
magistrate.
It
had
now
dawned
upon
them
that
the
Terjury
Act
In
Great
Britain
takes
cognizance
of
all
offences
against
it.
In
the
police
court
Dr.
Logan
was
resilnded
of
thli
fact
through
having
to
pay
a
fine
and
costs
amounting
to
C352.SO,
while
her
trainer
s
memory
waa
jogged
tr
Jmt
iiaif
this
sum.
We
may
assume
In
future,
therefore,
that
this
young
meaicai
practitioner
will
confine
her
at-
taomhed
tor
women.
But
soon
after
tentlons
to
professional
labor,
and
not
w
viw
uudiic
mat
tne
to
hoaxes
The
Quickest
Cooking
Breakfast
j:
THRILLS
AND
HUMOR
IN
HOOT
GIBSON
PICTURE
J
In
"Hey.
Ilrjr.
INmUoy-
he
I
lu
Art
a
IVareroakrr
lliMMr
Ci(lxJ
:nent
for
hla
pal(
"WHITE
PANTS
WILLIE"
TrjIW
Anions
i
;
.
U)iik
years
of
t
penance
have
eotw
4.
ncHl
motion
iWt
pnamtn
UM
h
fc
:..:
crave
ctkneat
MMI
Mwifc
.
k-'..
cpnnklsd
tt
mmiliy
XloUon
piriure
wtwi
to
:
:uad
ut
dMnnntic
and
fwetaculw
i
...
1
,
:K:)h
but
ap(r
10
be
WtdlM
j
:
-ivatioual
dlatt
that
fonn
of
,:...r-ki.
That
is
why
unlvraal
PJe-
.
tureo
ill
routlnuc
to
act
aald
a
auto
i.:.;.al
porttoa
ot
iu
produrUon
bud-
I
get
to
the
iaakif
oi
pmXmm
wtiMh
all
around.
A
series
of
hilarious
and
fast
movlnir
lnr!1ent
fnllnr
.kn.Hn.
-
"
"
"i.v
n
ii.
g
Willie
winning
the
polo
aame.
winninff
the
girl,
and
winning
Charters
support
III
DUXinff
OVr
hi
mavritli
"FASHIONS
FOR
WOMEN"
FULL
OF
RARE
HUMOR
rictnfa
to
lie
Shown
at
the
Mld-Wrrk
i,,
-,?rlVJf,!j"1i
t'j?,10"
.In-
Parh
From
a
bobbed
haired
French
raft
cigarette
girl
to
the
most
famon.
woman
In
Part,
and
then
back
aealri
to
the
restaurant
all
in
the
brief
space
of
seven
days
eoes
tn
mv.
.
"targe"
night1,
entertalnmenf.
Bather
Ralston",
first
.tarring
comedy
PabJons
for
Women"
the
Dhatonia
which
comes
for
the
mid-week,
contains
much
rare
humor
and
an
orgy
of
beautiful
frowns.
Embellished
by
beautiful
Bathsr
Ralston,
the
picture
Itself
has
the
four-fold
attraction
of
hi
situation.,
fairy
tale
romance,
the
fas
cination
of
a
dual
role
and
vuaugn
kj
touch
any
woman's
heart.
just
oecause
she
resembles
a
famon.
mannequin,
the
most
talked
of
woman
In
Parts.
Esther
RaUton,
an
Impish
devil-may-care
cigarette
girl
is
selected
to
Impersonate
the
noted
model
at
a
huge
fahlon
show.
The
double
mi.
i.
particularly
well
filmed
and
the
rtifr.-.
eat
personalities
of
the
two
women,
the
cigareii
gin
and
the
model,
la
ceedingly
convincing
for.
beln
ex-
the
am
person,
only
a
careful
differentia
tion
cmantosrn-
stre,
a
tilt
L
tho
.head
pan.
jgrye,
to
dWnsiUsH
between
them.
Elnar
Hanson,
aa
the
aviator
lover,
locks
to
be
the
best
European
leading
man
Importation
thus
far.
Raymond
Hatton.
the
modiste
shop's
press
agent,
lend,
much
comedy
through
hla
ban-taro-Jlke
gesture
The
story
was
made
for
Paramount
oy
porothy
Arzner,
one
of
the
women
directors
n
plcturedom.
knowledge
c
women',
clothing
deftness
of
direction
during
the
lasnion
snow
assisted
much
in
film',
success.
few
Her
and
huge
the
!
."TOWnS
beCSUee
Of
th.
ttnf
Inn
'
w
attracts.
WUl:
has
other
Ideas
beside
white
panta.
He
haa
invented
an
auioraebtle
'
levtce
a
magnetic
bumpe
that
nicks
i
nails
and
tacka
out
of
the
road
and!
preenta
tire
trouW
If
he
only
had
I
the
mMiey
to
finance
his
idea.
on
a
certain
day.
a
car
drives
up
with
Phillip
Charters,
president
of
In-
lernaiiecaj
Motors,
and
hla
nrettv
daughter.
IkJen.
Johnny
Is
attract
to
Helen,
and
Charters
Is
mlldlv
in.
:reatd
la
WUlleV
lirreatKm.
When
:
hey
depart.
Willie
discovers
thev
ere
on
men-
way
to
Cold
Springs,
a
faata-
UtlK
AT
TIHUTItn.
ttOM
QAson
:n
"B
"Blisters
under
tlx
X'WtUuV
Hum
la
"White
TiaaMj
i
Oaswedl
Bay."
Hcdap
JwdR
"Congress
of
(Ms.
V)rdne4a
mmI
Thn4X
Ralston
tn
"FsaftiitM
Mr
-Duck
83UP."
Aiil
fill
the
demand
for
(rce-comeUe.
AetOB'a
Vitm
Pablea
ootnedytrama
aiui
Waatania."
j
'
-
These
vlew
recardlni
the
taataa
ot
IXda;
and
SaHwda;
the
aioTl-no:i
public
In
the
saatier
SIM.
Kelly
Slide
r
of
film
dlveralun
wan
mm
aaatil
bvl4
riaiam
rhunniv
"Off
AmJn
"
Rot
Otaon.
Waater
moAioa
picture
jf
rathe
Bevirw
(tar.
wkoae
Hey!
Heel
OouMdt-
will
be
arremied
here
tontaht.
Hoe
I
baa
made
mllHopa
oi
marte
goera
the
world
over
tough
at
hta
aitUca
ou
the
aereaa.
OanUnaaUT
etrwlai
In
a
pot
of
trouMe
c4
Ma
own
ooaklnf.
he
neverthclew
luecfida
In
aMuetoag
the
aympatby
that
ueuaJly
goee
out
a
The
undentag.
a
hofemaji
of
ablKtT
even
anaa
Ut
otrk
ad
of
uahroken
btoaoa.
Olbaon
la
jwat
aa'
much
t
bona
behind
the
teertna
wbeel
of
a
raclac
car
aa
he
la
la
the
Mt
of
Ma
alrfer-anauBtetl
saddle.
In
"Hejrl
Hey!
Oonrboy"
you
will
be
with
Olbaon
in
the
spirit
aa
you
ae(
him
tryliw
to
act
ae
peacemaker
a
moil
2
ocrjoslne
hands
of
hnsuu
na.
"SLIDE,
KELLY,
SLIDE"
IS
BASEBALL
PICTURE
(llvr
rkturra
of
World
S-rlea
Intliiwte
I
He
of
Hall
mjrrs
boa.
raeelli
h.tinU
m.
TbJe
Thlt
(a
a
-Slide.
-Slide.
KeUy.
KeUy.
aide
aide."
I
ONE
little
boy
west
skating
A
skootlng
o'er
the
pond.
I
But
he
fell
such
a
cropfwr
That
struck
him
a
whopper,
He
went'
to
the
long
beyond.
THE
tfrppers
to
the
Cauls
wreck
yesterday
got
their
monev's
acitih.
Wonder
Paul
Armour
did
not
go
round
and
collect
another
dollar
each
from
k.Z
T
I
imagine,
hi,
paangfe,
for
the
that
Cold
c
Spring,
must
be
a
plac
on
thelr
where
one
can
wear
white
pants
u-rth-
rvn
Deing
jfered
at.
Wlllea
opportunity
comes
when
he
baa
to
repair
a
car
and
take
it
to
Cold
apringa.
Dressing
In
his
white
nants.
he
summons
Wong,
a
Chinese
laundry
man.
to
act
as
his
eh.inrriir
arrive
at
the
faahlonahi
rCMSVMrt
anil
Willie
Is
immediately
mistaken
for
a
crack
nolo
Dlsver
Charters
welcome,
him
and
Dresenta
hlrn
to
Helen,
and
It
Is
ud
to
Willie
to
becctne
a
polo
champ
or
lose
out
extra
show
THEY
visited
tlie
Cfctala
'
To
see
a
stranded
wreck.
But
when
they
got
to
the
scene
that
.day
They
saw
a
lot
more,
by
heck.
THE
person
who
enjoy;
a
good
repu,
taMon
la
selfish.
The
really
unselfish
man
Is
the
oae
who
gets
had
reputa
tion
and
leu
others
enjoy
It.
THE
trip
to
the
wreck
of-the
Catala
yesterday
reminded
me
of
the
man
who
went
to
Europe
for
rest
and
charure
but
got
neither.
On
his
return
he
said
the
hotels
got
the
change
"and
the
sea
got
the
re.t.
PLENTY
of
people
who
baye
little
Idea
how
to
brjng
up
a
family
think
they
wet?
born
;t
run
the
.country.
THERE'
used
jo
be
a
blacksmith
In
every
village
ahd
'the
clHea
were
full
of
tnem
but
now
they
usually
call
them-elves
motor
'"
mechanics
or
motorboat
expert..
THE
latest
SopttUh
story
is
about
a
Sootrman
who
wanted
to
commit
suicide
so
he
went
to
a
friend's
house
and
turned
on
the
gas.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
IIKC
KMlIKIt
11,
1917.
Loosened
by
heavy
rains
of
lat.
landslide
from
the
mountain
back
of
Inverness
Cannery
swept
away
the
residence
of
Arthur
Bailey,
accountant
there,
aa
well
.as
some
bunkhouses,
according
to
r.
o.
Johnston,
manager
of
the
cannery,
who
arrived
In
the
city
last
night
accompanied
by
Mrs.
John-
oaf
Merous
ffssdache
aaxl
TIM
World
Series.
America's
baaebah
claoatc.
baa
been
utlltted
as
the
baok-tround
for
a
motion
pioture.
)uat
aa
Ihf
To.ttanrard
game
formed
toe
bse-k
OUajtl
for
"Brown
of
Harvard"
and
MH
tae
same
hero.
too.
in
WU-
Uan
llitM.
apectac
utor
mniiii
of
Mg
at
the
week-end
with
Halaaa
the
redoubtable
KeUy."
and
a
number
of
well
known
profoa-
JOHNNY
HINES
COMEDY
S.XTILr
aad
olher
heroes
of
the
New
York
Kf.u-r
i...
,.t
..
Meea,
uue
mnnn.
utDraitar
oi
tae
MrT
luis
(,.
d
tilth
tailing
over
an
MhM
lntei.ll...,
an
H1.M.(ne
a
(ilrl
l,.,
gedgwick.
dlrdctor
of
Tta
tv.
.,,.
tHfi"
tKsnsted
the
now
picture,
a
vivid
To
Willie
Baaoam.
pair
of
whit
.
...
....
,
pants
are
the
last
word
In
th
uhion
.
.
.
worM.
and
hla
lor
is
aranlni
h.n
bla
money
order
bruuja
htm
pau
from
a
mall
order
Iwuee.
Even
thoufh
be
works
in
a
nrase
and
la
buiued
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in
oaiarae
namn
on
lu
Mow
fork.
rourl
anil
finattr,
la
the
chamntonahtp
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World
Series
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and
crucial
play,
in
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the
U.
me
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a.
dram
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coma
Willie's
way.
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yoi?
can
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Every
motorist
remembers
the
furore
created
last
season
by
the
introduction
of
Goodyear
rubber
tire
chains.
Everybody
wanted
them.
Few
could
get
them.
Now
everybody
can
be
supplied.
Supplied
with
tire
chains
with
unique
features.
Quiet!
Rubber
cross
links
take
the
place
of
metal.
No
banging
on
pavement
or
fenders.
Long-wearing!
Will
outwear
in
i
tacit
And
they
OUTWEAR
any
tire
chains
you
ever
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several
sets
Leave
theme
lhey
can't
i
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a.
jurethetirear
they're
n;
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V
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4
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even
on
roads.
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grip!
pull
mud
km
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L.
throug
or
snow
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w
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of
the
fflmnncAn
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magnified
j
greater
effect
T
1
L
w
s
u
ar
aa
wri
nnv
linnnvear
run
tire
chains
for
sizes
of
cars.
Made
by
the
Makers
of
Goodyear
Tires
IllllllllllllllllllHIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll!
tpn.
The
slWe
has
delayed
traffic
'he
railway.
At
the
meeting
of
the
Trades
Labor
Council
last
night.
W.
Thompson
criticized
the
manner
which
the
big
Interests
would
profit
most
from
Victory
Loans.
Of
the
whole
!st
Issue
of
tl5O.OOO.00(X
the
working
classes
would
absorb
only
about
150.-000.000
he
estimated.
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
Orant,
pastor
of
the
local
Presbyterian
Church,
will
not
ac-
tery
has
decided
that
hV,
shall
remain
s
"
"
'
here.
BJ'-'-
'
TJDE8
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
UND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
.IPII,Y
TO
LEASE.
L.tM
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Re.
cording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
rltuate
at
Jedway
Harbor,
Moresby
Island.
Q.C.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Mlllerd
Packing
Company.
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B
C
occupation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands-
-
o
-
f
uiaiiiu
at
in.
northeast
corner
of
Lot
88,
q.C.I.;
thence
Va
I
i
"ua
"""s
mgn
water
mark
u
444uiv
or
less,
in
s
tvilnt
V
68
3T
E.
from
th.
N
w
,
?in.
.?.'
thence
north
56
3T
E.
1-5
ehaln..
more
iv
waicr
mark;
thence
southeasterly
along
low
water
mark
to
Point
N.
68
37'
E.
from
the
toStta,
P0".
th.nc
2:1
chains,
more
or
less
to
tha
DO
nt
Of
mnunmn...
'
Lining
6
acres,
mori
or
less
'
ron
MILLERD
PACKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED,
Dated
September
7.
1927.
Ap"lcnt-
NOTICE
TN
TTTP
TLTT-n?r
s
for
the
lue
V
pt
.r.
PWie.tloB
of
Title
for
the
VaithaU
of
iTt
2027
Casslar
DUtrtct.
said
to
wntfin
acrei.
more
or
less
SaUBfaptnr.
n.t
.
Ceniflca-tV
of
fiB?
coVring
the
.hoE
and
having
been
if
prwtueM
to
m.
U
my
inteution
tSf'.J
to
Issue
aft.,
plratlon
of
one
month'from
th?
f.'.!
publication
hereof,
a
ProvUnlf
ciiu
MlcaU
of
Title
to
the
above
Una
to
thl
Land
Registry
Offtee.
Prince
Rupertt
17tb
October.
1927.
H.
P.
MacLEOD,
Registrar
of
Title..
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
M
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Operating
(J.T.I.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers.
Machinists,
DoflermaKcrs
Blacksmith
,,tt,,
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
htc
ELECTIHC
AND
ACRTVLENE
WELDINO-
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinJ'
'
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
FIIONES
43
ai
and
loii
BADMINTON
Supplies
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
(tailing!
f"'0
Prints
Rupert.
raetM
'
tor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Bwanson
Bay,
Alert
pay,
lu
lor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
iintedalr.
Aleri
Hay.
rie..
8,''I,
!
'veil
lor
I'OHT
SIMPSON,
NAAS
RIVER
POINTS,
AUCB
ABM.
NTEtVART,
IVales
Island,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
n.usrt.
HI
ind
i,....
II.
M.
H.MI1II.
Asent.
Prince
prlnee
HI"T?
B"'fc7,l
..I
Through
tlrkets
told
la
Victoria
and
Kraltle
at
batage
checked
tbroufli
to
destination.
reducea