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Monday,
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6,
1928
bo
much
attention
have
the
B.C.
mining
stocks
attracted
of
late
that
a
number
are
now
being
listed
on
the
Toronto
curb
market.
That'
is
an
indication
that
they
are
really
being
considered
seriously
outside
the
province.
That
they
will
be
much
more
in
demand
by
outsiders
soon
is
pretty
safe
prophecy.
As
money
is
still
needed
to
carry
on'
development
work
at
many
of
the
properties,
the
interest
taken
by
outsiders
in
local
securities
should
be
a
distinct
advantage.
ARE
PRICES
TOO
HIC.II?
in
a
IeUer
to
the
local
board
of
trade
"read
at
the
meeting
l-rlday
the
general
manager
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelt
ing
Company
mentioned
the
inflation
of
mining
stocks
and
suggests
that
many
of
them
are
much
over-valued.
Doubtless
this
is
true
for
the
poW
stocks
are
boosted
up
along
with
those
that
have
merit
and
the
public
knows
very
little
about
what
is
being
purchased.
That
is
where
the
gamble
in
connection
with
mining
stocks
comes
in.
CAN
IT
CARRY
GRAIN?
According
to
the
provincial
member
for
Vancouver,
the
P.G.E
cannot,
and
will
never
be
able
to
carry
grain
from
the
Peace
River
country
to
Vancouver.
Grain
is
not
easily
hauled
over
mountains,
especially
when
there
are
better
routes
available.
There
is
no
doubt
that
Mr.
Creery
echoes
the
sentiments
of
hundred!
ojherli
ill
regard
t
the
IVG.E.
Thejiae
Aould,
doubt-less
be'cdmihfeted
to
Prince
George
but
it
is
pure
futility
to
expect
to
convert
it
Into
a
grain
road.
Before
it
can
be
used
for
that
purpose
it
wfjl
tave
to
be
relaid
with
heavy
rails,
according
to
railway
authorities,
the
curves
will
have
to
be
straightened
out
at
enormous
expense
and
the
grades
cut
down.
In
fact
the
line
will
have
to
be
rebuilt.
But
why
do
all
this
when
there
is
already
a
good
road
to
tidewater
at
Prince
Rupert?
DON'T
RE
TIfIN
SKINNED
Now
and
then
Prince
Rupert
is
the
subject
of
a
knock.
But
we
must
not
be
thin
skinned
about
that
Every
knock
is
a
boost.
That
is
why
we
sometimes
publish
In
this
paper
letters
directed
against
ourselves.
The
moment
we
begin
to
feel
the
gentle
hammer
of
the
adversary
we
begin
to
feel
that
life
is
really
worth
living.
The
other
day
an
eastern
financial
paper
had
some
little
Jeers
to
make
at
our
expense
but
knowing
our
tendencies
the
funny
man
closed
with
these
words:
"If
we
carry
on
with
these
comparisons
any
longer
we
are
going
to
have
the
good
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
passing
resolutions
about
us
so
we
sign
off."
to
50
Cents
a
Month
When
,
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert
Commencing
with
the
beginning
of
1928
the
price
of
the
Daily
News
is
as
follows:
Delivered
in
Prince
Rupert.
50c
a
month
in
advance,
or
SS.00
a
year.
out-of-town
in
Northern
or
Central
R.C.,
SH.OO
a
year
or
four
months
for
$1.00.
Other
Canadian
or
U.S.
points.
6.00
a
year.
The
only
way
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
North
is
to
read
a
northern
paper.
Be
a
picture
of
health
Makes
good
blood
for
fine
complexions
Supplies
energy
ancf
roughage
1
Saves
breakfast
work
and
worry
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
'
v
WL'KK
AT
THHATHB
Monday
"The
Dlnck
Diamond
Express"
Comedy
"Hold
Still"
Paramount
News.
TucKda.v
i
"Captain
Salvation.''
Comedy
"Dumb
Belles.'
"Hodge
Podge."
Wednesday
ami
Thursday
fWfltaKt
BMttlMrtflMM
in
"TtM
Drop
Kick."
Comedy
"Craey
to
Fly."
Aesop's
Film
Fables.
Friday
and
Satunlity
Lon
Cheney
"Tell
H
to
the
Msr-
inta."
Pathe
Review.
Comedy
"Gym
Dandy."
MONTE
BLUE
HERE
IN
"BLACK
DIAMOND
EXPRESS"
TONIGHT
Monte
Blue,
as
Dan
Foster,
engineer.
epitomizes
all
that
is
tine,
strong
and
!
.il
in
the
railroad
man
His
pride
la
hat
he
Is
always
In
on
schedule,
that
lie
can
put
bread
In
the
mouths
of
hi
.vidowed
sister's
children,
that
he
Is
In
,
ood
standing
with
hit
employers
and
,
with
the
men
of
the
Brotherhood.
That
the
speeding
oar
of
a
Joy-ildlng
octety
girl
should
crash
Into
his
train,
su'lng
the
first
accident
Identified
with
his
name,
la
a
grief
to
hltn.
but
his
is
forgotten
in
pity
for
the
girl.
Pity
turns
easily
into
love,
and
before
he
knows
It
be
la
engaged
to
a
girl
whose
mother
earnest
to
plead
that
she
cannot
stand
poverty.
.
The
engineer's
brttther
goes
to
the
dogs,
and
tor
toe
girl's
salt
potter
give
her
up.
When
she
marries
the
rich
man,
Foster
Is
the
engineer
on
the
sprees
that
carries
bat
private
eoaah
aud
bridal
party.
Batsglts
hold
up
the
train.
One
of
then
prove
to
be
Fes
ter's
brother.
Terrific
are
the
treasures
be
goes
through
to
keep
Mi
honor
clean.
"Black
Diamond
Express"
la
to
be
-.limed
here
tonight.
OLD
CLIPPER
SHIP
USED
IN
FILMING
OF
"CAPTAIN
SALVATION"
One
of
the
moat
famous
of
the
old
clipper
ships
made
her
debut
In
pic-
ures.
after
years
of
idle
Bess
sine
sup
planted
by
the
faster
steam
Toasela,
when
the
old
"Santa
Clara."
whose
his
tory
la
closely
woven
with
the
early
settler
of
California,
and
which
sailed
he
brgh
a
In
1888.
was
turned
Into
a
1
lotting
studio.
i
It
waa
used
for
the
"beU
ship"
la
'Captain
Salvation."
Cosmopolitan's
vivid
fllmlzatlon
of
Frederick
William
Wallace's
novel,
directed
by
John
S.
Robertson
at
the
Metro
-Ooldwyn-S.
layer
tudlos.
A
complete
tea
voyage
was
made
while
the
picture
was
being
filmed
aboard
the
famous
ship,
and
astona
carried
It
down
toward
the
Mexican
line.
The
picture
I
to
be
shown
here
to
morrow.
FOOLBALL
PLAYER
IN
"THE
DROP
KICK"
AT
WESTHOLME
MID-WEEK
He
plave
throughout
an
entire
game
of
In
arcollehlate
football
la
a
semi-
unconscious
state.
Such
I
the
record
held
by
Dick
Hy
land
Stanford
football
star,
who
acted
as
technical
advisor
during
the
filming
Jf
"The
Drop
Kick."
With
Richard
Barttulmea
as
star
her
for
the
mid-
week.
Ik!,
iimvIMJ
1
ulal
t
AaMMJ-Ma,
in
me
nitn
piay
iiyiana
was
mrown
upon
the
ground
and
a
runner's
foot
crashed
against
his
head.
The
instinct
of
the
football
stayer
eess
to
Hylaad's
i)rt.
and
he
played
the
balance
of
the
same
in
a
dased
state,
not
knowing
what
waa
happening
until
he
casne
to
normal
consciousness
In
the
dressing
rooms
at
the
termination
of
the
big
I
game.
Hyland
l
an
All-American
player
and
waa
brought
from
Stanford
by
Richard
Berthtlmeaa
to
lend
his
service
to
make
the
football
sequence
a
realistic
as
possible.
Two
fame
from
the
Dnl-venules
of
Southern
California
and
Stanford,
and
Many
of
whom
wer
All-American
and
All-Ooaat
players,
played
real
games
for
these
scene.
aaM
to
be
the
finest
football
scene
ever
Mmed.
"TELL
IT
TO
MARINES"
DRAMA
OF
REBELLION
IN
CHINA
SEEN
TODAY
"Tell
it
to
the
Marines"
la
a
mighty
drama,
told
amid
greet
batUesnlpa
to
grim
wer
SMtMeiivera:
amid
atrenueu
frn
in
an
Oriental
wfttlernee:
Strtta
fhr
conftmSra
add
bustle
of
Marin
barmen
but,
after
all,
thexe
thrills,
biu
of
comedy,
and
Inaptsing
spectacle
.';
incidental
incidental
to
the
love
ot
i
young
American
and
a
pretty
girl
.uiri
the
gruff
but
fatherly
love
ot
a
-n.vUd
murine
sergeant
for
the
boya
hp
Hoorea
and
belabors
like
a
terrible
iip:mBter
but
at
heart
I
;roul
Of.
It
is
the
story
of
the
soul
of
the
Mans
Oorpa
the
story
of
the
human
'
love.
tragedies,
and
Ideals
of
those
whom
the
world
knows
as
"First
to
right."
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clothes
are
cleaner
.
.
.
bcCClHSC
the
standard
of
cleanliness
in
the
modern
laundry
are
so
exacting
that
thejjf
cannot
possibly
be
equaled
by
even
the
most
painstaking
domestic
methods
...
No
laundress,
however
wlU'ng
no
home
equipment
however
elaborate
can
duplicate
the
inviting
freshness
of
sweet,
spotless,
laundry-washed
clothes
.
.
.
And
here's
why:
When
you
wash
at
home
it
is
impossible
for
you
to
give
your
clothes
the
beneficial
effects
of
the
rsinsoft
water
This
Advertisement,
in
the
interest
of
the
LAUNDRY
INDUSTRY
is
Spommcd
by
the
Undersigned:
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Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
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Modem
Istinsfries
offer
a
variety
of
services
lo
suit
every
i
II
family
need.
Alt-ironed
work,
partially-ironed
work,
and
work
which
returns
clothes
damp
for
ironing,
arc
but
a
And
lt'a
glorious
entertainment!
One
roar
with
laughter
at
William
Haines,
a
the
reerutt.
in
hat
trouble
with
the
paint
his
totrodatstlon
to
the
"Ad
mirals
bg"
and
his.
troubles
with
the
aergesBt
that
land
hhn
in
the
brig.
On
thru
la
at
th
mighty
spectacle
of
whole
battle
fleet
in
maaoeuvera
lit
sinus
beichlnc
flam
and
the
grim
marines
who
feed
them
their
expensive
food.
Lon
Chancy,
as
the
grizzled
sergeant,
i
ha
a
rele
the
like
of
which
be
never1
played
and
may
never
play
again
a
:
role
be
dwea
not
act
but
literally
live.
J
"Tell
tt
to
the
Marine"
will
be,
aereeaed
at
the
Wsstltolme
Theatre
at
i
the
end
of
the
woejk.
Ten
Years
Ago
1
Prince
Rupert
I
mutt
AKY
ft,
ISIS.
The
ml
of
bom
eeoklng
by
the
Red
Cross
Society
this
weak
win
be
in
chafl
of
Mrs.
W
J.
Smlthera
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Mate.
W.
E.
Thompson,
organising
sectary
of
the
IVraee
Rupert
Trade
St
Labor
Council,
returned
to
the
city
today
from
Victoria
where
he
attended
a
provincial
conference.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Frsd
Shaw.
McBride
Stmt,
entertained
laat
night
In
h
u.or
f
their
daughter.
Mlaa
Elsie
Shaw,
who
ha
attained
her
eighteenth
birth-day.
Among
those
present
were
M1-,cj
Jeast
Bury.
Florrle
Joy.
Clara
joy.
Margaret
Owen.
Florence
Bos.
Lillian
Ambrose,
Mary
tfancq,
Prime
Hancq
and
Mr.
Hancq.
HOTEL
AllltlVALS.
PrliM-e
Itupcrt
1.
C.
tlardwel)
and
T.
J.
Btepliene.
Vancouver;
Mra.
0.
W
Oaaeel
ana
daughter
and
T.
Walsh,
Kwlnltaa.
Central
J.
H.
Tlcehurst;
Hkaelton;
W.
P.
Tkylor.
C.M.R.:
Jkmss
Jack
aad
V
Oinis,
Vancouver
Hwioy
P.
H.
Hughan.
Alysnah.
The
American
rTallbut
acbooner
Sumner.
Capt.
Mingo
Soriano,
arrived
Bat
urday
night
from
Seattle,
where
aha
ha
been
tlel
up
during
the
winter,
and
will
outfit
here
before
proceeding
next
week
to
the
halibut
banks.
The
Sumn'i
belongs
to
the
Canadian
Flah
at
Cold
Storage
Co,
THE
GRAIN
DUST
BLUES
early
In
the
moHln
babt
sight
o'clock
Here
slid
there
they
coos
trek
kin'
for
de
dook:
Bun
siat
up
an'
wid
nuthln'
but
a
Trek
by
de
hunerds
dahn
de
railroad
track.
Ume-Julotra.
Irishmen.
Indiana.
Bwidjs,
All
the
way
from
Oceans,
half
a
dor
Wid
Oermana.
Ruiaian.
'dtenlsns
an'
Jews
Jus'
heah
to
git
some
kale
foh
a
111
boos.
Once
dey
git
dahn
on
k
dock,
den
d
mob.
All
hoptn'
fob
dst
ninety-foe.
oant
joeg
Heah
com
d
boa
an'
eem
oopeak
tlckeya,
Hod
foh
ten
doUeos
dea
we
gits
-
;
Oh
de
dust
sho
eocnea
rolltn'
dahn
de
pout,
Va
poh
boyi
shovel
as
M
boa
he
snout.
'Come
on
you
trimmers
push
dat
wheat
an'
grin
Doan
you
worry
dere's
lot
moh
in
de
bin."
s
-
We
grabs
a
ahovel
an'
sweats
like
hell.
Mo
one
would
think
It
the'
to
heaur
Hurt
yell:
Mask
dy
dog
wid
duet,
an'
de
buys
an
oougtl
An'
of
dem
straw
boai
i
deras
moh
das
enough.
Den
one
git
s
sooop
an'
'MOter
gits
aacss.
Kack
gits
the
tcbs'
Mich
and
Jee
be
packs,
Dare's
foh
In
a
gang
den
dof
gKs
to
work,
sho
aint
no
ohanee
Job
no
one
te
shirk.
t
After
d
oT
ship
am
ponokrtelr
full
De
boy
dey
gadder
roun'
bust
'n'
start
shoot
de
bull;
Next
day
all
da
boy
take
dee
oopsvan
'
checka
Dahn
t'
Woods
an'
Pillsttwy
ehkel
te
shave
dere
necks.
Dat
night
sound'
old
Rupert
town
Oang
am
awtllln'
de
ol'
beer
dahn
So
dafs
what
d
grain
boat
do.
Neat
day
all
de
boya
feel
blue.
Sit
dahn
nil
next
week
and
read
d
Daily
Ncwa,
Itopln'
I
h
boats
dat
nevab
eonie'd
give
nny
one
the
blue.
By
"ONE"
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Hw
that
the
laundry
uses
.
.
.
You
are
physically
unable
to
bathe
and
rinse
your
things
in
COO
gallons
of
cleansing
water,
as
is
regularly
done
in
present-day
laundries
.
.
.
Homewashing
metliodswlll
never
be
able
to
compete
successfully
with
the
magnificent
launJry
equipment
that
so
gently
removes
dirt
from
every
fabric
pore
.
.
.
And
you
naturally
lack
the
specialized
knowledge
so
essential
to
the
scientific
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domestic
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