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Monday,
Oct.
IS,
1928
.
CANADIAN
FINANCES
1
It
is
very
satisfactory
to
know
that
the
finances
of
the
country
are
in
good
shape.
A
despatch
from
Toronto
Saturday
stated
that
all
small
maturities
of
outstanding
bonds
would
be
taken
care
of
without
further
borrowing
up
to
the
big
victory
bond
loan
which
matures
in
1933.
It
amounts
to
four
hundred
million
dollars
and
some
of
it
at
least
will
have
to
be
refunded.
It
is
a
good
thing
to
keep
the
taxes
as
low
as
possible
they
will
be
supported
by
members
of
all
parties.
CUSTOMS
KEVENUE
lne
customs
collections
m
rnnce
Kunert
seem
UNITED
STATES
ELECTIONS
The
Literary
Digest
is
conducting
a
straw
vote
in
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Krincw
Rupert
After
drifting
for
thirty
hours
in
a
southeast
gale
with
her
engine
out
of
commission
the
fishing
schooner
Haysport
I,
('apt.
Ed.
Anderson,
has
arrived
in
port
from
Jed
way
with
a
cargo
of
salmon
from
Port
Edward.
Lieut
Hugh
W.
tooker,
formerly
j
with
the
G.T.P.
engineering
staff
here,
has
been
awarded
the
Mil-!
itary
Cross
for
gallantry
at
the
front.
He
fought
with
the
Ches-Khires
and
was
wounded,
but
is
bark
in
action
again.
A
report
has
boon
rec-Hvd
in
he
'itv
to
the
effect
that
Lieut.
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
has
been
wound-
Word
has
been
received
that
ed
in
action
at
the
front.
Write
for
Free
Book
Send
for
handsome,
free
book,
"Walls
That
Reflect
Odod
Judgment."
I
tei
vet
valuable
information
on
Oyprocandinte
rtof
decoration.
Cinida
Crpua
and
AUbitline,
limited
VANCOUVER,
D-C
El
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WITH
"EMPIRE"
4UC
fireproof
Wallboard
For
Sal
By
Albert
&
McCafTery,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
U
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Shanghaied."
Buck
Jones
in
"Black
Jack"
Comedy
"The
Little
Rube."
Mermaid
Comedy
"Nothing
Flat."
The
Collegians,
"TUHinlng
Wild."
Fox
News.
Wtdnenday
and
Thursday
Conrad
Veidt
in
"A
Man's
Past"
Comedy
"Buster
Come
on."
Cameo
Comedy
"Green
Eyed
Love.
Oswald
comedy
cartoon-
"Oh
Teacher."
Friday
and
Saturday
"
John
Barry
mo
re
and
Dolores
Costello
in
"When
a
Man
Loves."'
Hode
Podge
secnic
4
4
but
also
it
is
even
more
important
t6
keen
the
financial
onment
on
the
isle
of
8t
Noir
fnnrlitinn
nf
the
miiintrv
aKnvA
ronmnnli
TVmr
ia
uriiaf
for
putting
to
death
OM
of
his
flio
niYumnf
ofltYiiniut
rat
inn
caarna
to
a
rlmnrr
nnrl
in
that
p4tlenl8
bill
JilVOVIIV
niUIUillUflUVIUII
UVVIIIO
W
fcV-
VIVIillg
11
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111
VU-V
TENSE
DRAMA
The
story
"A
Man's
Past,"
the
tense
drama
that
is
coming
to
the
Westholme
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
is
one
not
to
be
miss
ed.
Sentenced
to
ten
years'
impris-
suffering
an
Incurable
i
disease,
Dr.
Paul
La
Roche
is
taken
from
his
cell
to
operate
on
the
warden
of
the
prison
iwben
he
is
shot
in
the
uprising.
The
operation
saves
the
warden's
tn
!
life
and
La
Roche
is
promised
hie
1
a
1
ee
i:ui..
rp.
;
1:
;
freedom
by
Lieut.
Destln,
aseist-
Uii
ru6.,vV
....v,u..
iant
warden
but
the
warden,
bear-
oe
a
goou
one
or
11
may
ue
oinerwise.
11
it
means
mat
!
jnf
0f
jt
oraer8
La
Roche
back
more
home
produced
material
has
been
consumed,
it
is!
to
his
cell,
an
excellent
indication,
but
if
it
means
that
there
has!
La
Roche
manages
to
escape
been
less
activity,
that
would
be
anything
but
beneficial.
and
,nke
his
wav
t0
Algiers
At
any
rate
the
difference
over
last
year
is
not
so
great
jjjj
jJJJJ"1?
wi
&
as
to
mean
much
any
way.
WllZ.
k
hfain.
Dr.
Pon-
taine
goes
blind
from
overwork
and
La
Roche
takes
his
nasae
in
order
to,
perform
operations
or.
We
draw
special
att&tftfoH
to
the
proposal
of
the
Io-'dt:
Fontaine's
patients,
lie
per-
cal
scouts
to
establish
a
toyshop
where
broken
toys
andiforBM
everaI
near
mrel
and
books
may
be
repaired
and
dbtrfbuted
at
Christmas
time
Vis
In'
among
those
who
have
not
many
toys
of
their
own.
The
Yvonne
but
j8
unable
to
tell
her
idea
is
an
excellent
one
and
doubtless
Prince
Rupert
j
because
of
the
Grange
circum-peoi)le
vhgjJ)a,ve
such
articles
will
donate
them
for
the
j
stances
that
has
th
world
tfaink-cause.
-i
inB
8ne
'
5,,ter.
lnings
come
to
a
ciimax
waen
Lieut
Destin
arrives
in
Algiers
and
recognises
La
Roche.
He
Informs
La
Roche
that
unless
he
1
,
ariati
Vnnniu'i
hand
in
MW.
connection
with
the
forthcoming
United
States
elections
riare
he
will
expose
him.
La
and
so
far
Hoover
is
well
in
the
lead
although
Smith
is
Roche
in
a
quandry
tells
Dr.
making
gains
in
connection
with
the
later
figures
issued.
Fontaine
of
the
trouble
and
the
The
indications
still
are
that
Hoover
will
be
elected
but
1040'
hot
DStin-
,RoeS
...
.
,
,.
,1.1
i,
tu
saves
the
lieutenants
life
and
notnmg
is
so
uncermui
5
an
eicvwua
micmui
iu
uv
m
vuc
.
WI)1yment
Lieut
Destin
00-
United
btates
or
Canada.
tains
fuu
pardon
for
La
Roche
.
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BARRYMORE
IN
SCREEN
STORY
Magnificent
indued
is
the
War
ner
special,
"When
a
Man
Loves'
starring
John
Barry
more,
show
ing
here
at
week
end
at
the
West
holme.
The
direction
is
by
Alan
Croaland
who
wan
responsible
for
the
splendors
of
"Don
Juan"
and
the
story
is
laid
in
the
golden
age
of
France
depicting
the
fabulous
riches
and
unspeakable
poverty
ir
the
days
of
Louis
XV.
It
retells
the
well-known
and
imHsionntely
beautiful
love
story
of
Manon-
Iesmunt
and
Kabien
IDes
(irieux.
two
youths
who
1
devotion
had
bifii
to
religion
un
til
their
chance
nn-eting,
aroused
within
each,
the
firea
of
6n
iu'nchablc
love.
"When
a
Man
lives''
Is
a
production
to
acclaim
from
the
house
tops.
FAST
ACTION
AND
THRILLING
FIGHTS
IN
"BLACK
JACK'
Fast
action
And
thrilling
fights
C
enter
about
B
ick
.tones
in
"I$hck
!
lack."
his
latest
production
for
Fox
Films,
here
tonight.
Darbara
i
Dennett
is
the
girl
in
the
plot.
1
Kuck
is
one
of
the
most
daring
m
tors
in
the
picture.
First
in
'hin
list
of
adventures
was
his
i
service
in
the
Tuitt'd
States
Cav
airy
during
the
rebellion
of
Moros
in
the
Philippines.
Then
he
entered
the
aviation
corps.
When
the
war
was
over
he
started
on
his
real
career;.
He
knew
that,
his
calling
was
riding.
He
was
the
stellar
horseman
in
Miller's
Wild
West
show
and
was
billed
as
the
champion
trick
rider
of
the
world.
Besides
mas-'
tering
the
stunts
of
the
cowboys,
Cossacks
his
own,
and
added
thrillers
of
"SHANGHAIED"
IS
BIG
sea,
taken
far
out
on
the
Pacific
Ocean
beyond
the
sky-line,
are
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Monday,
October
IS,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1925
FAGEiFWJR,
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
4
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BRITISH
COLUMBIJ
Published
Every
Aftemoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
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Managing
Editor.
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
YUKON
BUSY
THIS
WINTER
Boats
Being
Built
at
Whitehorsc
to
Carry
Out
Ore
From
Mayo
The
Yukon
TVrrltnrV
isoofotw
he
learned
those
of
the
Russian
forwanJ
to
quite
an
active
win-
ter
in
mining
this
year,
sates
William
D.
Blackstock,
line
fort
man
for
the
government
tele
graphs,
who
arrived
in
the
city
nirTimn
tamipijt,0"
tne
1
rince8S
AJ,ce
yesieruay
rlllUKL'
1
lHlblli
afternoon
after
having
spent
the
(summer
in
the
territory
to
be
one
.of
the
greatest
:
vising
construction
work
there.
ff
Inee's
pictures,
"Shanghaied",
Whitehorse
will
be
particularly
showing
tonight
at
Westholme,
!
busy
as
a
boat
is
being
built
deals
with
the
Jove
of
a
dancer
in
J
there
by
the
White
Pass
Naviga-a
tough
waterfront
joint
for
theition
Co.
for
use
as
an
ore
car-captain
of
a
sealing
vessel.
Herjrier
from
the
Mayo
and
Keno
unwilling
participation
in
a
plot
camps.
to
ruin
him
and
his
revenge
sup-1
Mr.
Blackstock
will
proceed
by
ply
the
intensely
dramatic
situa-j
tomorrow
morning's
train.
to
nis
tions
which
have
brought
the
'
headquarters
in
Haxenon.
production
such
wide
praise
f
ran
-
'
!
;
critics.
incorporated
in
the
picture,
ana
Many
beautiful
scenes
of
the
'the
depiction
of
life
on
the
nar-
barv
Coast
is
said
to
be
most
realistic
ever
filmed.
the
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIEST
UltUAKI'
AST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Kupert.
D.C
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News"
j
and
Ours
Ml
.-
WIGHT
'ouf
little
outs
will
rcat
in
tbe
security
of
a
mother's
love
and
a
father's
care.
To
the
mother,
life
is
a
devoted,
unselfish
service.
To
you
it
is
a
grave
responsibility.
Upon
your
protection
depends
the
happy
childish
prattle
-
-
the
umilcs
onlktfc
faces
--the
trusting
repose
of
tiny,
play-tired
bodies.,
.
What
if
your
protection
were
removed?
4
mm
Life
Insurance,
alone
of
all
the
institutions
which
serve
mankind,
gives
you
the
assurance
of
protection
for
your
wife
and
children
the
of
love
-
-
perpetuation
your
and
care,
even
after
you
have
gone.
It
will
guard
your
home,
protect
your
wife,
educate
your
children
and
provide
for
your
own
old
age.
Why
not
talk
it
over
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
to;day
?