PAGE
TWO
THB
D'AILt
NEWS.
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PRINCE
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BRITISH
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except
Sunday,
by
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or
For
lesser
period,
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By
mail
to
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of
There
ha
SUfeSCRIITION
KATES
Aoi
tnern
ana
tenirai
uriusn
loiumma,
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
this
year.
If
.
lie;,
do
n
.1
.
u
bably
hearing
I'nmi
them.
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wish
idem
a
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in
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following
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Alberta.
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ARE
CANADIANS
SPONGERS
i
Toronto
diode
,
98
86
at
it
Surely
in
deft
use
matters
tl:e
am,.
ale
of
"eijual
stat
;n
ibis
inpaif
:iit-
aiiiinal
liill
-'iiit
ol
her
fine
inces.
i'.ij'i
ilriti-h
t'olurii-
w
an.
$1
i.'.isi
.ns:;
;
Manitoba.
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Ontario.
t
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r,
.,
.
t
,
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.-,,r
tl.e
sake
,.i
com-pari-ooii
it
may
In
a-.-nnied
:i,at
tin
p
M
oi
i
at
i
.
n
of
Kritisli
(
',.1
unibia.
Alberta,
and
Manitoba
is
vinualiy
tlf
anie.
with
Saskatchewan
ajiproximately
Joh.immi
more
ih.m
thi
pi
-o
'in
a.ul
Ontario
abmr.
five
times
as
mm
h.
In
oilier
ua-il-.
Unti-h
t'ol
ina
Ida's
per
capita
cost
is
considerably
les.
than
either
Albert
a
or
Manitoba,
while,
for
a
poulation
of
onl
Jon.Odti
more.
tin-
Saskatchewan
total
is
greatly
in
advance
of
that
o;
this
pion,ie.
(
intario's
per
capita
ex)endilure,
too.
would
won.
.u;
a;
r.mre
itia-i
llntin
(
'olunibia's.
although
greater
iiepulatioii
-1
i
i
.
1
tci,.l
it.
tut
the
bill
in
tertain
lisiects
of
oerlieatl.
From
these
comparison
it
i-
e.i-y
to
-ee
that
ll.
itish
Columbia
by
no
means
is
spt
ndii
j;
too
mm
n
etlut
at
mn.
h
a
more
striking
comparison
is
needed,
boutwr.
I
lie
tact
ma;,
be
noted
that
the
annual
bill
tor
jTeparinjr
lln'i.-n
'oluiniii..'.-
yuu'.n
for
lile's
.-.rugtrle
is
consitlerab'v
less
than
rail
,.1
ine
ani.
ui.t
-pert
eat
li
year
on
booze
and
hor.-e-no
ii'L'.
flitt
l-slH
hitrh
'ti.i
h,,T,,l
1,.,l'i
I.
,
lut-i,
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c
u
M,itw.n
INSTRUMENT
WILL
RECORD
THE
STATIC
pedltc
oonmeroe.
lloci'i
tint
the
approach
of
hurricanes
or
lesser
storms
can
be
detected
by
locating
static
oenUaa.
naval
en-
fPNTRFQ
IN
FA'JT
a"1""
nve
Perfected
designs
far
LEllllAEuJ
111
Dnul
ltaiir
recorders
which
will
be
plaoad
at
naval
radio
stations
and
airports
on
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Aprlt
30
Motor-
the
Caribbean
and
Allantlr
coasts
sous
ss
a
pest
of
radio
r
iinmiuilc
atlontt.
Tticar
rlevlres
automatically
record
the
static
soon
mfiy
be
ututifd
by
sieure
a
"en
Ity
nd
dlrertion
of
a
static
cento
save
life
and
property
an,'
to
ex-
lie
Teachers
i
Take
a
Summer
vacation
trip
to
Niagara
Falls
in
July
see
I
the
scenic
and
industrial.
I
wonder
of
the
world
at
our
-expense
give
one
of
your
pupils
the
thrill
of
a
lifetime.
The
conditions
are
easy
let
us
tell
you
about
it.
Write
for
particulars
to
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Ltd.
Niagara
Falls,
Ontario
HUMORIST
IN
"A
TEXAS
STEER"
Will
Kosem
seen
in
Picture
Here
at
Mltl-lVerl;
in
Corned)
MtiuMwils
I
MIL.
I
in
AtfHrtKtf.
wr
moimim-LW-W..JF
HuJKtWk
Be
:cn
humorist,
whose
dally
gj
newspa;ier
"remnrk"
are
ny
millions
ai
the
breakfast
lr
moraine
paper,
has
titled
A
Texas
Steer."
In
which
he
has
the
naid
in
advance
for
yearly
neriod
W.00
star
role
or
oongwHwrnan
Maverick
Or
tnur
mnnrhs
for
SI
.00
i
Brander.
Tesas
cattleman,
elects
to
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
conam.
tnrougn
tne
Z.Z
B1r
Empire
and
United
States,
niid
in
advance
per
year
....
00!Si"SXrSSi:
By
man
to
an
otner
countries,
per
year
,Jujby
Ann
Hork
I
In
screen
lingo,
the
role
of
Congress-
"merelv
reporting
the
facU."
he
ex-1
j
:
K
,,;.t
(t
tviwtlS
k.
ni.
oi
a
mad
haui.
T-
HOOT
GIBSON
SEEN
amonr
the
n
itions
of
tne
world,
wh'ch
in
many
aspects
may
be
true
IN
"GALLGFING
FURY
enough,
but
a
country
of
I
-1
-
-
-
.
1
a'-l
-er.se
of
responsibility
i-
not
revealed
by
the
recent
lln'i-li
rarl:amentar
return
on
defense
I,
,,,.
w.-tnii
Rider
l
Kven
Mae
According
to
this
return,
the
contribiitioii.-.
by
(ireat
Hritain
aim
paiiu:
tkaa
Ever
In
this
the
lloniiiiiolis
toward
n.ial
d,
U
n.-e
tor
r.iT-llS
are
estimated
;
I
let
ore
lollows:
i:.t
i-;u;
ex.
tuu
imiii-
ici.i
.
xr.ii
1
?..
mini
a.w.
"
'!
r.-
:tht
sot
of
Western
stars.
tralia.
..7".f,,ion
;
New
Zealand.
f
7.:':'
S
.
i
in
hiding
the
first
instal
ment
of
its
contribution
to
the
n.ial
:ie
a!
Singapore.
Somb
Afr'ea.
j
'
T
'
Jrom
the
ptn
ot
12).17;i.
Kw.
:
ted
suthor
of
western
stor-
When
it
comes
to
the
proportion
,.!
expenditure
or
navm
ile
fense
in
re'ation
to
the
foreij.';i
tratle
lintain
and
the
Dominions
the
showing
for
(his
great
trailing
cintry,
the
sixth
in
the
world
in
volume,
i-
no
better.
Here
l-
the
percentage
ot
naval
contributions
in
ri
iat
ini
to
inipoi'-
an!
exports,
respectively,
tor
dreat
Britain.
2.s7
and
L'.S.,
per
,
en'
:
'anada.
.
'T
and
.ns
per
tent;
Australia.
1
.:'.
and
I.
ill
per
ten!
;
New
Zealand,
bd
and
To
per
tent.:
South
Afro
a.
.oi
and
.P7
per
cent.
When
it
conic-
to
expend!'
in
per
head
of
population
there
i-atill
aoUiing
to
o.
asbm
the
ni.-iii.;
ot
'Ail
beadB
of
Canadians
in
pride.
For
Britain
the
expenditures
in
1926
and
1927
respectively,
were
2i
U
and
25s
(id;
Canada,
8d
and
9'
d
(16
cent
and
19
cents)
:
Australia.
IBs
Hd
and
18s
6d;
New
Zealand,
8s
and
9s
4d
(contributed
by
tne
European
section
of
the
population
only).
Could
disarmament
go
farther?
Is
it
not
a
case
of
sponging
on
the
Motherland
without
even
having
the
grace
to
admit
it,
and
at
the
same
time
seeking
to
promote
the
"national"
spirit
at
the
sacrifice
of
unity
in
the
Britinh
Commonwealth?
r
t
.-ntly
appeared
la
one
of
the
-Jonsl
magarJnaa
under
the
i
be
Tidy
Toreador."
r
,c.,-
'-Saaon.
the
man
who
directed
,:
race
sequence
In
"Ben
Hut"
,
:
Is
the
screen's
foremost
dl-
r
la
the
realm
of
suspense
antt
(jocr
characterisation,
directed
"Oal-a
;:jig
Fury."
The
story
is
laid
In
the
west
and
.unbraces
all
the
colorful
atmosphere
3f
the
enw
coufctry.
Msny
original
elements
are
introduced
and
the
plot
ts
built
around
a
newly
discovered
beauty
mud
found
adjacent
to
a
volcanic
aprlng.
Much
comedy
is
scattered
through
the
picture,
which
puts
Gibson
In
a
class
by
himself,
making
him
the
only
Western
star
capable
of
doing
all
the
stunts
required
of
a
saddle-adept
and
at
the
same
tune
with
an
Intelligent
sense
of
comedy
values
TOUCHING
STORY
OF
MAN
WHO
FELL
AND
HOW
HE
CAME
BACK
1
iHHtrnl
to
he
Head
and
Ma
lleverel
fur
lila
Prater
and
Honor
For
August
chiller,
the
kindly,
lovable
cashier
of
a
bank
in
a
small
Oer-man-American
community,
the
world
centres
about
his
home.
There
live
his
:-hlef
pleasures.
a
patient
wile
and
alx
c
hilars.
As
a
business
executive,
August
la
meticulous
and
exaeUui;.
He
demands
the
same
Christian
attitude
of
etnas
abat
he
himself
boasts.
August
orWeSA
hameetf
on
being
&n
Idea!
father,
a
tsJajtfMl
worker
and
a
loyal
husband.
Be
is
the
central
figure
at
the
weekend
picture
here
"The
Way
of
All
Fleah."
The
bank
president
asks
him
to
go
to
a
neighboring
cin
and
ell
some
valuable
bonds,
.ft
Is
the
first
tune
August
has
taken
s
train
since
his
honeymoon
Loaded
ylth
baggage
he
Is
forced
to
alt
In
a
chair
shared
by
Mayme,
a
woman
of
the
world.
She
quickly
senses
bis
errand
Mayme
tells
him
that
without
hi
wonderful
beard
he'd
appear
ten
years
younger
and
win
any
woman's
heart
Responding
to
this
Transient
Display
Advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
$1.40
Jman
tor
win
Rogers
ia
"a
natural."
comedy.
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page,
per
inch
$2.80
IFor
year
he
has
been
kidding
Congress
Oaaette.
Local
Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
25
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
.2
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
per
agate
line
13
Contract
Rates
on
Application
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
WI'.KK
.IT
THEATUK.
-
.
,
Mmi'l:ty
fr
"The
Thirteenti!
Horn."
Cosnady
"Sfcook
Siioofln;!."
Paramount
News.
A
Tuesday.
Hoot
Olbton
in
Galloping
Fury."
Comedy.-
Oaartte.
Wednesday
mill
TliurMliijr
Will
Bcgers
the
American
humor-
1st
In
"A
T.xas
Steer."
1
1
,
Frkly
ami
Saturday
The
Way
of
all
Fleah."
plains.
U
When
he
went
tp
Waahlag-
.
4t
f
ton
with
hla
supporting
players
for!
"A
Texas
Steer."
the
National
Press
j
treatment,
August
leaves
his
treasured
-!vb
if
:h:
opportunity
to
hand
adornment
In
barber
shop
as
soon
Rogers
an
appointment
as
CcnvsMnari-Jas
the
train
reaches
its
destination.
He
t-largeof
the
liiuud
fuatrs
tmce
ne
had
!
emerges,
smooth
ol
face,
to
a
brief
life
I
--
ircen
f.reci"
as
..t.iv
Beverly
of
pleasure
August
wakes
up
next
Hills.
mcrning
in
a
chcp
lodging
house.
His
A
C
;n?rrs:nan-at-!arge
In
private
head
whirls.
His
bonds
are
gone.
Hla
ilfe.
a
Crngrensman
on
the
screen
It
Is
reputation
Is
no
more.
Mayme
has
nr
iftMi
rnmhtnatlin
anrl
in
"A
Texas
'
cif
n
her
work
Monday,
April
30,
1928
!s,.,
th,
mosv
naf
been
made
of
tbe;
Tm-
i
iTii
sr.oi
KNTE
GOOD
WISHES
FROM
ALL
The
people
,!'
I'l'irce
Kllprit
uili
well
tn
Ihe
memliers
of
the
McCraekeii
expedi;
inn
w
h
has
:r,a,l:'
Prime
llupert
th-
jumping
of!
place
and
to
"huh
they
havr
picni-ed
n
return.
Tile
party
comedy
situations
of
the
famous
old,
rinding
her
In
a
cafe,
August
de-Charles
H.
Hoyt
stage
success
Then.mJndl
the
mining
money.
At
first,
with
Rogers
writing
the
title.
"A
Texas
Bb
laugni
m
nto
tee.
Then,
a
burly
Strrr"
t
naturally
hsrslded
as
the
out-'
kjiocks
him
over
the
head
with
,
:..(:
.ftp
r
from
th,a
ehmlt
and
uk
tUs
inert
body
to
mm;e.s
'the
railroad
yard.
Feeling
someone
r.-
p..
-ur
i.
her
nn.i-week
MI1,.it,
m,
August,
with
a
mighty
grasps
his
assailant
and
tosses
ii
going
"ii
a
!:..!.,
ra,
i.i-tor;.
-
p-d;:
i.
n
.
Tin-..'
will
explore
new
re-
jrions
and
briiijr
iio.ce
si.er:nn
n-
i
,,::i!ia!
and
bird
life
and
will
:
investigate
am
ien:
Indii.i:
Mil.-i.-.
'1
.ivy
may
possibly
not
be
back
"THIRTFFNTH
HfiHR"
alt
re'1
iiii-:-
it
nd
we
all
15
HtRt
lUWIbill
l
hr.au
ol
'
iraMSM
sea
In
PU-ture
shimint
u,
nf
ln-ler
rinmii.l
l'
.
-
,r.
In
Ti.a
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mi
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utr
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In
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iive-
.tr.'l
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h..ur
a.
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:
.
,
k:.o
a
t-
f
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t
v.
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a-
.iy
:(!'
:rti
.tl
:
:
i
mI
T
uir.a
ie
I
'.a
'
ri.itl
'..m
into
the
path
of
an
oncoming
tniii.
The
dead
mas
Is
Identified
as
,11
il
I,,-
ihii.k.nvr
f
th.-m
i,n,l
it,.-
&,
...i:r
due
to
the
fact
that
the
1st-1
i
.
.
t
r
iinnn
TftlllfillT
'
v.ateh
Is
found
In
his
hand,
-.u.e.st.
wife
reads
the
item
In
a
news-,..(!.
sad
believes
her
husband
died
!
.
'
death,
attempting
to
protect
..i
.-.da.
ri,.::
to
bring
shame
on
his
tam-
becomes
s
caretaker
In
one
.
:
t:
park.
Years
later,
be
hears
!!;.
Jr.
Is
to
give
s
vkriln
t
in
,
l
a
old
man
listens
to
his
-a:i
:-in
i
m,u
high
up
in
the
bsl-
n
II,
,.t:i
-
that
tbt
boy
Is
going
a
an
'he
holiday
with
bis
Visits
IIUI
IIOIIK
a
t,iy.
the
family
'en,'.
a-
emetery.
they
decor
-
i"
i.
te
two
boys
who
fell
ai
'
-
service,
and
their
,
-
mtbstane.
The
old
..
'"
i
home
and
looks
In
-.,...
beautiful
tree
Is
lit;
-
.g
dlsUinutad.
Out-ne
snow
is
falling.
A
--
Uie
old
man
peering
In
a
dst
covered
pan
He
!
.,taa
-o
him
tor
loiter
Ins
whe,
s
yr
and
her
childraxt
oatne
'
ey
beg
the
oOoer
to
let
the
,-r
go.
Wtiyf
"It
Is
Christmas."
old
man,
released,
starts
to
sham--ie
off.
Only
has
oldest
boy
follows,
asking.
"Have
you
no
boase?"
And
the
white
bearded
patriarch
backs
away
with
a
sweet
unu
Ughtlng
his
eatoe
vu-rga.
"Yes."
aaya
he.
"I
have
a
home."
8
,.,
a
'a-
-si-
'v
-v,-,3B
Man
in
the
Moon
j
a
1
1
L
K
Adam
never
bad
to
worry
about
nut
lneom
ts
bnu
Uaihm
assn
tomorrow
In
"OaUop-
nere
AUjn
cv(n
it
&a
hsve
a
pain
In
vitation
to
vacate
his
bsautlful
residence
In
Kden.
ve
never
hears
poor
aacuses
her
husband
when
the
latter
staid
Owt
all
nlgbt
with
taa
The
worst
thing
I
aatr
is
having
to
to
pay
a
coal
bill
in
the
auanmer
Tough,
the
MofsBvn
bulldog,
will
find
it
tougher
before
be
returns.
But
he
looks
like
s
-
eaap
that
would
not
let
go
if
he
could
kalp
It.
.
t
think
committee
jr
the
council
should
be
appointed
to
inquire
into
the
weather
condition.
It's
about
time
somebody
was
doing
something.
It's
a
clever
traQtr
that
can
explain
his
aspens
account.
There
seem
to
tat
no
ftdsUars
left
in
town.
The
only
thing
we
have
in
that
particular
line
is
a
few
score
violinists.
The
editor
says
he
has
been
trying
to
decide
which
party
to
support
at
the
next
election
but
ao
far
a
he
can
see
neither
side
seems
to
have
any
money.
so
what
Is
he
going
to
do
about
It?
About
th
end
of
neat
month
we
ought
to
be
getting
fresh
B.C.
straw-berr,
so
life
msy
yet
be
worth
living.
Making
a
man
eat
dirt
Is
another
wny
of
making
a
politician
eat
hla
words.
I
am
thinking
of
making
a
political
platfcrm
one
of
these
days.
I
stand
for
Rocd
roads,
no
taxes,
abolition
of
politicians,
aid
to
loeal
lnduatrts.
particularly
mine
and
thane
of
say
friends
and
free
living
for
misapapsr
About
the
hardest
person
to
live
with
ts
a
husband
on
a
rainy
Sunday.
IIKtVV
IIKM
AMI
ON
lOHRKTS
For
generations
past
the
forests
of
Canada
have
borne
mot
than
their
just
burden
in
supporting
public
expenditures
As
a
mult
I
hey
have
been
.severely
depleted
They
cannot
much
Iniiei
Mnnd
the
exorbitant
drain
caured
by
extravagant
use
and
inadequate
protection.
9
J-.
UtK,
!
GaiE
Freedom
from
Ferspiraiion
uoour
from
Bath
to
Baft
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.trim.
st.
mis.
The
feeling
pravlah
here
that
nation.
al
necessity
wUl
soon
require
that
ships
oe
ouut
in
tne
Prince
Rupert
drv
doek
for
war
eeaergeney.
Wltaeaee
at
the
session
of
th
In-
teraatlonal
Fisheries
Commission
XT
THAT
a
simple,
delightful
way
to
avoid
the
'
unnecessary
social
error
of
perspiration
odour
...
to
refresh
one's
skin
from
top
to
toe
regularly,
in
a
bath
with
the
cleansing;,
blandly
antiseptic
lather
of
Lifebuoy
Soap.
Perspiration
is
natural
.
.
.
even
healthful.
Physicians
say
the
average
human
body
exudes
from
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
daily
in
the
form
of
perspiration.
But
this
moisture
need
not
Ue
pffgnsive.
Lifebuoy
Soap
in
the
bath
opens
the
pores
and
cleanses
and
purifies
them,
keeps
them
sweet
and
breathing.
Lifebuoy
Soap
gives
you
cleanliness
that
no
other
soap
can
give.
.
.
.
antiseptic
cleanliness.
And
this
advantage
costs
you
nothing
extra
because
Lifebuoy
Soap
a
pure
toilet
soap
for
face,
hands
and
bath
sells
at
a
popular
price.
You'll
never
know
how
truly
delightful
a
bath
can
be
until
you
try
Lifebuoy.
You
Perspire
in
botli
Winter
and
Summer
Perspiration
it
not
caused
by
warm
weather,
'
exercise,
or
heavy
clothing
alone.
Joy,
fear,
or
any
emotion
increases
the
flow
of
moisture
through
the
pores
of
the
skin.
To
keep
well,
drink
lots
of
water,
perspire
freely
and
pre-vent
perspiration
odour
by
using
Lifebuoy
Soap.
this
morning
were
W.
M.
Tbbey
ft.
"g
woods.
A
L.
Cari-Ufnar'
acW
t.
kH
jonnaon.
The
comnrlaaion
ariMeta
ooara
tne
u
-a.
ceaar
"
wiit
The
city
council
decided
last
m.ht
that
light
would
be
granted
rrM
i
....
exhibition
Hall
lor
the
Cadet
Oorpa
cvh.
vi:uomi:k
r.us
HAVANA.
Cuba,
April
30
-A
raoent
decree
pcrm'ts
free
admission
of
tourist
motor
rar
into
Cuba
at
personal
bag.
gage
A
h-md
equal
to
the
amount
of
import
duty
is
required,
however
in
...
sure
compliance
with
the
laws.
V
Lent
Brodstcs
LubJmiI
Toronto
iP:
t
-
'iSW
FOR
TOILET
AND
DAT
II
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AM)
SHIPYARD
OperittinK
li.T.I'.
Z0.00O
Ton
FlonlitiR
Dry
l
Knyrtne,.
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Hlacksmiths.
lstl'rB
makers.
Founders.
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTIMC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING,
Our
plant
la
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385