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Thursday,
Dec.
8.
1927
(JOVEKNOK
AT
WASHINGTON
Canadians
moat
feel
omewhat
flattered
at
the
reception
their
representatives
who
have
recently
visitKl
Ottawa.
One
Today
.we
republish
from
the
Vancouver
Province
an
editorial
article
in
'answer
to
strictures
upon
Vancouver
emanating
from
Prince
Rupert.
While
there
is
undoubtedly
much
truth
in
what
President
Fulton
of
the
local
board
of
trade
states,
we
must
also
remember
that
smaller
places
in
this
district
look
upon
Prince
Rupert
with
equal
distrust
and
make
the
claim
that
citizens
here
think
and
speak
of
nothing
but
their
own
city.
They
refuse
to
re
cognize
that
the
progress
of
neighboring
towns
and
villages
is
sure
to
benefit
herself.
The
fact
of
the
matter
is,
we
all
have
to
cultivate
the
broader
outlook.
In
this
district
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre
and
citizens
here
should
not
only
get
to
know
the
surrounding
towns
and
villages
but
should
interest
themselves
in
the
doings
of
those
places.
That
is
why
the
Daily
News
tries
to
publish
as
much
district
news
as
possible.
We
cannot
live
to
ourselves.
We
must
co-operate
and
as
the
larger
centre
for
the
north
we
should
try
to
take
the
lead
in
pro
moting
the
welfare
of
the
whole
district.
WORK
OF
PLAYERS'
CLUR
The
splendid
work
of
the
Players'
Club
in
putting
on
the
play
"Adam
and
Eva"
this
week
marks
anoather
forward
step
in
the
development
ef
amateur
theatricals
in
this
city.
The
play
was
the
most
ambitious
ever-attempted
here
and
the
result
must
have
been
gratifying
to
those
responsible
for
it.
Most
of
the
plays
in
the
past
have
been
simpry
screaming
farces
designed
to
amuse.
The
play
just
put
on
has
a
motive
and
calls
for
a
real
display
of
his
trionic
art.-
The
players
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
success
of
their
efforts
and
Prince
Rupert
is
tn
be
congratulated
on
having
such
a
band
of
clever
exponents
of
thcart
here.
'
-
,
EUROPE
HAS
"NERVES"
;
really
afraid
tbat
war
la
actually
Im
minent.
The
world
la
not
prepared
lor
ANn
WAR
RPflKEN
HP
acother
great
60011161
nd
tbt
p1
iUU
UnU
Ul
UlVLai
VI
l0!
countries
engaged
In
hostilities
from
1
1914
to
1918
have
too
many
unhappy
re-
(Toronta
Olobei
(collection
of
aU
that
took
place
during
Europe
Just
new
l
aufferlng
from
i
those
eventful
years
to
be
willing
so
an
attack
of
"lerve."
Her
statesmen
i
aeon
to
face
again
the
horror
which
are
"jumpy."
and
while
openly
tboy
were
then
undergone,
are
nuking
protestation
of
(rood
-will
Nevertheless
there
is
a
feeling
of
unto
all
nation
It
la
obvious
that
In-
easiness
In
tbe
air.
It
prevail
in
aome
wardJy
they
ai?
supiclou
ol
the
acta
decree
on
this
aide
of
the
Atlantic.
"The
of
neighboring
government.
No
one
mx:
war"
i
being
referred
to
freely.
'WorellreadmidMerMmfl"
1
Any
Anu
grocer
arocer
can
can
sliddIu
supply
you
uou
1
Are
Ifishtins
AcainMtAbioJfitiAm:
Within
the
Own
mum
rarxiea
I
Mesoew.
oc
a
-now
than
mhi!
ad
SlaaSwteff
h
at
lat
beeai
esj
bUs
tram
we
cnn''w
fS
PWtT
ttsM
I1J
form
to
MY!.
after
another
of
Canada's
leading
men
have
paid
Washington
a
;
Qtst
party,
tut
to
visit
and
the
climax
came
when
Lord
Willfnfrdon
arrived
and
was
given
a
royal
welcome.
Canada
is
every
year
becoming
of
greater
importance
economically
and
politically.
We
can
now
feel
that
we
are
citizens
of
no
mean
country.
We
have
taken
our
place
in
the
councils
of
the
nations,
we
have
a
minister
at
the
capital
of
the
world's
greatest
and
richest
country,
and
we
are
prosperous
at
home.
This
is
indeed
Canada's
centary.
VKRSBS
PRO.M
ANVOX
Frank
XI.
Kelly
of
Any
ox
is
something
of
a
poet
and
he
has
just
published
a
Utile
booklet
of
a
few
of
his
verses
which
he
is
sending
out
to
his
friends
wfth
the
season's
greetings.
Most
of
the
verses
breathe
the
life
of
the
great
outdoors,
which
is
natural
because
Mr.
Kelly
is
an
outdoor
man.
Here
is
a
verse
or
two
as
a
sample
from
"The
Surveyors":
We
have
jumped
the
gentle
blacktail
From
its
covert
in
the
brake,
Caused
the
black
bear
in
the
windfall
From
its
slumber
to
awake.
Seen
the
stealthy
cougar
questing
In
the
fading
after
light,
Ilaara
the
yelping
of
the
wolf
paek
In
the
watches
of
the
night.
We
have
glimpsed
the
beaver
cutting,
Know
the
structure
of
its
house,
Sensed
the.
whisky
jack's
haranguing
And
the
drumming
of
the
grouse;
Seen
the
silvered
salmon
leaping
Up
the
plunging
waterfall,
Heard
the
wild
fowl
from
the
sedges
At
the
feeding
hour
call.
'
"
'
We
have
rafted
lakes
of
wonder
With
our
paddles
going
strong.
Woke
the
echoes
in
the
timber
With
many
a
lusty
song;
Played
the
game
of
man's
advancement,
All
the
strength
of
Nature'
fought,
'Tilrwe
fouhd
a
place
of
raiting
And
the
guerdon
we
had
sought.
u.
ti
Is
to
asjtlstten
wMeh
aaay
of
the
fsjkt
bt-i
ortbodos
wtaa;
at
.
tbatr
refwuon
of
even
a
that
via
nauian
to;
Mgnlly
r
UHsjany
It
is
Mot
tbetr
new
part,
nor
i
B
tbc
loctsttw
tt
and!
ueraey
by
wbfcsh'
Tbwv
So
awl.
of
count.
I
to
political
tieedflan
or
to
for
anyone
bat
wtssun
taw
nbM
!
ef
Bios
Una
stand
for
iiasMN
tbat
la
0
sSf
.
of
to
tbe
ii
maWssbiwuit
of
goad
Uon
with
tbe
auSKi
world,
sad
it
f
C-bbsi
Ma
aasi.
Mat
ts?
iM
rrsjan
an
mill
by
tbgS
put
it
as
aswsr.
stukn
nr.iuin
party,
an
betas;
a
efface.
h
da
Wilful
arbetber
tbay
wll
be
to
wbllaHi
to
tbe
area
or
meauna.
It
la
even
wUl
be
abac
to
Against
tbe
Opposition
factorial
lerbeee
It
strong)
rathhas
SMbSM
wbssbtr
tat
tbc
Itswataa
gun.
and
will
no
dons
a
mora
ngvuy
enforced
from
now
onward.
ConeMsrtng
the
ataaae
which
tbe
Bol-
hertk
dictatorship
baa
at
Ha
Ornpomh
It
will
probably
aueessd.
pwbaps
not
tn
exterminating
the
Oppoamon.
but
to
ellnunatlng
it
from
tbe
surface
of
Rw-
ilan
polities,
m
foreign
affain
the
Op-
Dosttloa
baa
aU
abaag
bean
a
htnrtrarwa
be
tbat.
having
put
Trotsky
and
atbso-
rietf
aside,
tbe
Husataa
goarnent
wUl
begin
to
moderate
Its
foreign
polssy.
But
at
borne
tbc
war
again
tbe
Op
pa
alUon
onlT
meant
a
aonaoUdattOB
of
tbe
dictatorship
and
a
further
atap
to
wards
tbe
cusfraaehtoesnem
of
tbe
Itu-
aaati
worktng
ebvn.
l
.MIKK
SI
ICVEI1.MXC
K
According
to
lnfomsaUon
rsaetved
bere.
Trotaky
has
bean
placed
under
bouse
arrest,
tbat
Is
to
say
he
is
con
fined
to
rite
own
residence,
wbieb
at
watched
and
surrounded
by
sgenta
of
tbe
O.P.U.
It
la
expected
tbat
be
will
fight
to
a
riniah,
but
his
mntieilee
and
prastige
are
eutb
tbat
be
cannot
wlttt
impunity
be
thrown
into
peiaon.
House
arrest
may
he
looked
upon
as
a
kind
of
Unprlsomnant
and
aa
a
teat
of
TiuteKfw
real
power.
Tbe
effect
on
Russian
public
opinion
wUl
give'
tbc
Oomrauatet
party
seme
indication
a
to
bow
far.
or
ratbar
bow
faet.
tbay
can
go
in
reducing
him
to
complete
sUenee.
If
he
retnains
tmptaoable.
aa
be
surety
will,
there
ia
no
telling
to
what
length
they
will
not
go
perhaps
even
to
aasassbaa-tlon
or
execution.
Tbe
ease
of
Zlnorlef
f
at
rather
different.
No
one
doubts
Ttotaksl
abnoet
superhuman
courage.
Fawnbsg
servllltf
1
prevalent
in
Russia
today,
as
tn
all
dlatatorsMps.
and
to
an
extent
Incon-cerraMe
Is
a
demoeracy.
But
what-Tver
faults
tbe
veterans
of
tbe
Revolution
may
have
there
is
no
doubt
about
their
heroism
asM
about
She
epte
character
of
their
struggle
against
TaarUm.
Tbe
one
cottsplcuoui
exception
is
Zln--vlelf.
who
even
amongst
his
own
collaborator
la
notorious
for
iaek
ol
oawage.
It
is
therefore
believed
that
he
wfll
net
keep
Bp
tbe
figtit
v?ry
mu4h
lengef
iherHvrrl
eooner
'of
'
Uief'
be
reduced
to
silence
by
being
exiled
to
some
provincial
town,
where
he
may
even
ob
tain
some
sort
of
employment.
The
Op-posltfon
has
very
little
coherence
Trot-iky.
Zlnovteff.
and
Kasvencff
bare
so
little
in
common
that
effective
co-operation
between
them
is
almost
inconceivable.
LONCHANEYIS
HERE
TOMORROW
"He
Who
Gets
Slapped"
is
Story
of
Clown
in
Circus
who
is
Never
Taken
Seriously
The
etory
revolves
about
a
highly
I
educated
student
wbo
has
spent
bis
life
in
research
and
study,
and
aa
int
life
work
writes
the
result
of
hi
effort.
which
he
Is
to
read
before
a
notetl
'gatfi
erlng
of
selentUU
of
'He
Who
'OetM
Slapped."
The
day
he
is
to
present
his
discoveries,
be
find
Baron
Qegnard.
hi
patron,
has
atoten
his
essay.
Tbe
Baron
reads
It
before
tbe
scientist,
is
decor.
ated
for
the
work,
and
a
tbe
crowning
blow,
steal's
He's
wife
He.
heart-broken.
Join
Briquet
h
circus
and
becomes
"He
Who
Get
Slapped!,"
a
famous
clown.
He
talis
in
love
with
Consuelo.
beautiful
young
daugh
ter
of
the
poverty-stricken
dissolute
Coun
Itancini.
who
is
living
on
his
daughter's
earnings
as
a
bareback
rider
He
a
clown
w
-
i
a
gr-itesque
face
keeps
r.a
love
tin
C
.r
ue::
uae-
ikeo
ft::
she
;
io
love
wj:;j
oe
:.1dl.:3
partner
tbe
l9heGift
that
keeps
on
I
oivmg
66
'
ii
iv
hear
r
1
.
c
1
r
ing
Trade
Mark
Reg'd
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
Barona
Model
440
S225
or
with
Electric
Drive.
S265
,
-k
says
Gigli
the
great
operatic
tenor
of
his
performances
as
he
hears
them
on
the
new
Orthofefconic
Victrola.
Above
"Tour
short,
simple
words!
What
a
wealth
of
meaninc
they
hold!
For
a
great
artist
dm
hear
nimseU
sing
on
the
new
Orthofrhonk
Vict
n
!
a.
He
hears
hjuiseJf
aa
you
may
hear
him.
bis
highest
note
pure
and
dear;
his
lowest
intonations
fell
and
deep
in
their
rich
resonance.
he
voice
is
perfect
as
in
life,
thtlnstrurrten
fill
music
vhfth
accuinpaanies,
is
like
the
back
ground
in
a
beautiful
relief,
exactly
in
its
proper
reJatton.
So
it
is
in
hearing
all
music
on
the
new
Orthephonic
Victrola
with
its
Victor-controlled
prinicpte
of
"Matched
Impedance"
or
"smooth
flow
of
sound".
Classic
yet
beautifully
modern
in
design
and
convenient
are
these
instruments.
Bfeo
nattily
operated
(oo
.winding)
at
slight
adl
ditional
cost.
Instrument
stops
when
Ihe
record
stops!
Models
from
$1400
to
as
low
as
SI
15
on
convenient
terms
from
all
His
Master's
Voice
Dealers.
Ovthomiottic
True
in
j
oounO
-.
.'
"
A
,44
'J
"
Oft)opioriic
only
if
it
Iwars
the
dog
Trademark
A
Li
.U
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0RTH0.KIi.EC0RDS
complete
oiock
or
McRae
Bros.,
Limited
a
1
bandaome
young
Betano.
TIIK
TlUdlC
CLOWN
He
is
never
taken
seriously.
During
hla
act
in
tbe
hippodrome
be
sees
the
Baron,
who
baa
ruined
hi
life,
and
attempts
to
denounce
him
from
the
ring,
but
bl
denunciation
la
drowned
In
a
roar
of
laughter
from
the
crowd,
who
take
this
as
an
addition
to
his
act.
Ooavuelo
and
Bezano
plan
to
marrv.
but
must
watt
until
she
becomes
of
age.
aa
ber
father,
wbo
wishes
her
to
marry
aomeone
ol
wealth,
wffl
not
sanction
her
marriage
to
a
penniless
circus
per-lormer.
The
Baron,
having
deserted
He's
wife,
want
Consuelo.
but
finds
he
cannot
satisfy
bl
lust
without
marrying
her.
The
marriage
1
planned,
unknown
tc
Conruelo.
by
Manctnl
and
tbe
Baron.
The
Baron
although
he
often
visits
the
Jt-27
Wives
"Let
tin
C&rk
Kitchens
help
you."
CLARK'S
-
enable
you
to
serve
delicious
soups
at
small
expense
nt
a
moment's
notice.
Sold
everywhere.
All
null
ud
tit
"Ctntdt
approretf"
W.
CLAKK
Limited
Montreal
..rcu.
never
recognize
He
In
hla
riown
nakeup.
tub
trKiiiia
day
i
Ooniueloiearns
-of
tbe
enarrlag
plant
.be
day
Manclal
la
to
stage
a
wedding
oast
in
the
circus
office.
Both
Con-aiefo
and
Beeaoo
are
horrified,
and
lie,
who
ha
tbat
same
day
voiced
hi
love
or
the
girl,
only
to
find
she
thinks
he
atlll
downing,
restrains
her
lover
i-om
killing
Manclnl.
with
tbe
words.
The
Queen'a
tool
ean
often
aocomfMsh
none
than
the
King'
army."
While
Ooneueto
and
Beaano
are
per-ormlng
then-
aet
In
tbe
cfreu
He
discovers
Manctnl
and
the
Baron
in
the
jlrcu
office.
He
Is
almost
tntane
with
?wge.
and
in
a
cruarrel
with
them,
he
to
.hrown
Into
tbe
property
room
adjoln-ng
the
office,
where
Zlntda,
the
Hon
amer.
keeps
bar
vloioiu
animals.
He,
ii'
a
mad
glee,
pushes
the
cage
up
to
door
leading
Into
the
office,
pulls
up
tbe
slide,
and
then
leeks
all
the
other
door
leading
Into
the
room
where
Manclnl
and
the
Baron
are
waiting.
THE
CMHV.VH
DEATH
He
goes
again
to
tbe
effice.
quarrels
with
them
again,
and
to
stabbed
In
the
heart
by
Manclnl.
Tbe
two
men,
fleeing
from
the
room,
open
the
door
to
the
property
room.
A
Ha
is
dying
on
I
in
uoor.
me
iion
Kills
ooth
men,
and
I
discovered
by
Zlnlda
a
it
is
about
to
attack
the
clown.
He.
by
a
euperhuman
effort,
dying
from
a
wound
in
the
heart,
drags
himself
into
the
circuit
rtni?
as
the
signal
tt
given
for
hi
entrant
He
ataseers
and
fall
many
time
a
the
crowdi
roar
wfth
laughter
buffoonery.
takine
tt
tot
more
With
the
crowd
still
lauzUlng.
He
die,
aurrounoeti
by
the
other
downs.
;::o
ar
ias
u.
:uc
armt
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