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DAILY
EDITION
500
POLE
OPERATIONS
IN
THE
PROVINCE
THIS
BRANCH
OF
FOREST
INDUSTRIES
INCREASES
OUTPUT
SIXFOLD
IN
SEVEN
YEARS
Operations
Greatly
Assist
Settler
Sub-Contractors
In
Clearing
Their
Land
The
British
Columbia
pole
business
is
rapidly
developing
Into
great
importance.
In
the
Vancouver
forestry
district
alone
there
are
over
200.
operators
employing
850
ml-n
and
considerable
equipment
in
gelling
out
red
cedar
poles
and
in
the
whole
province
it
is
estimated
that
not
less
than
500
concerns,
largq
and
small,
em
ploy
over
2,000
men
in
this
class
or
work.
In
the
year
1923,
over
IG.000,000
feet
of
poles
were
produced
in
British
Columbia
of
nil
estimated
value
of
$1,000,000
F.O.B.
rail.
This
is
no
less
than
six
times
the
quantity
that
was
taken
out
of
the
B.C.
woods
in
1910.
Settler
Sub-Contractors
I'ple
cutting
is
largely
done
by
selller
sub-contractors
who
derive
great
benefit
from
this
occupation,
the
revenue
they
receive
greatly
assisting
them
in
clearing
their
properly
of
timber
that
would
.otherwise
be
wasted,
thus
furnishing
another
example
of
the
ubiquity
of
the
B.C.
forest
industries.
There
is
no
more
suitable
wood
for
telegraph
and
telephone
poles
than
BjC.
red
cedar
and
buyers
all
over
the
world
are
well
awaro
of
this
fact.
British
Columbia
possesses
threefifths
of
the
world's
supply
of
red
cedar
and
given
fair
conditions
its
pole
Industry
has
a
great
future
ahead.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
or
British
Columbia.
Young
Wire:
"I
got
a
beautiful
parchment
diploma
from
(lie
cooking
college
today,
and
I've
cooked
this
for
you.
Xow
guess
what
it
is."
Husband
(with
slab
or
omelet
between
his
lectio:
"The
diploma."
Freeman's
Journal.
Sj
6,
15
JS
Keens
7hc
Monte
Clean
rILLETT'S
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
la
the
irt-ld
to
horn
nlutltn.
No
tkln
tQoali
it
Uw
clanln
t
Inlu
and
drain,
cluninr
riur
cook
In
otttuUs,
ktrpltif
Sort
titan,
tit.
Ct
can
from
your
grocer.
II
will
t
yon
math
hard
labor.
GILLETT'S
IOO
PURE
FLAKE
-
LYE
Tuesday,
September
,
1921.
AT
THE
WESTHOLME
Monday
and
Tuesday
"Salomy
Jane."
Comedy
Cartoon
"Felix
in
the
Bone
Age."
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"The
Klernal
City."
Fun
from
the
Press.
Friday
and
Saturday
Gloria
Swanson
in
"h
Society.
Scandal."
Comedy,
Fox
News-Gazette.
SCANDAL
THEME
MOVIE
PICTURE
Gloria
Swanson
Shown
In
Rather
Daring
Film
at
Week
End
Glorja
Swanson
is
to
be
seen
here
in
picture
again
at
the
week
end
in
a
society
scandal
story.
Marjorie
Colbert
(Gloria
Swanson),
.a
beautiful
young
society
woman,
married
Hector
Colbert
when
he
wai
a
war
hero,
but
now
the
romance
has
worn
out.
Mar
jorie,
eager
for
excitement
and
bored
with
her
drab,
rather
stupid
husband,
turns
to
Harrison
Peters,
a
society
outcast
anil
known
to
be
a
cheater
at
cards.
When
Marjorje's
mother-in-law
protests
at
her
friendship
for
Peters,
Marjorje,
jn
a
huff,
leaves
lio.r
husband
and
goes
to
live
at
a
fashionable
hotel.
Peters
makes
violent
love
to
hex.
At
a
gay
week-end
party
at
the
country
home
of
a
Long
Island
m'illionaire,
peters
deliberately
compromises
Marjorie
by
walking
out
of
her
bedroom
in
decidedly
unconventional
attire
right
before
their
host
and
hostess.
There
is
a
big
scandal,
and
Hector'
Colbert
sues
for
divorce
from
ila'rjprjr.
,
Handsome
Lawyer
Colbert's
lawyer
js
Daniel
Farr,
a
handsome,
violently
ambitious
Fhit.
Slip
makes
a
full
confession
jo
the
papers,
admitting
her
slurry
about
Farr
attacking
her
was
a
lie,
ami
prepares
to
disappear.
But
at
the
last
moment
Farr
comes
to
her
and
and
takes
her
into
his
arms.
SALOMY
JANE
FINE
BRET
HART
PICTURE
In
the
picturuation
of
one
of
Hrot
Hart's
mining
camp
.stories
seen
here
last
night
and
again
tonight,
the
scones,
are
laid
jn
the
mining
I
own
of
Hed
Dog,
and
from
the
robbery
of
the
stage
coach
at
Hie
start
down
to
the
finish,
when
Jane
and
the
stranger
plight
their
troth,
thrills
never
Tease
for
a
moment.
Western
pictures
may
be
regard-oil
as
ordinary,
but
this
production
by
Oeorgo
Melford
rises
to
the
dignity
of
art.
The
shots
of
mountain
scenery,
and
of
a
storm
with
wild
rides,
seldom
have
been
equalled
and
never
surpassed
by
any
other
picture.
No
one
who
.likes
strong,
virile,
beautiful
and
impressive
pictures
can
afford
to
miss
'Salomy
Jane."
ETERNAL
CITY
WAS
i
young
attorney.
Farr
laughs
at'
Marjorie's
slory
that
Peter's'
presence
in
her
bedroom
was
in-1
nocent,
attacks
her
savagely,
and
tears
her
reputation
to
shreds.
Marjorie
conceives
a
violent
hale
for
Farr.
The
divorce
is
granted
and
Marjorie,
once
society's
favorite,
becomes
an
outcast.
Sometime
later,
Marjorie's
friend,
Caroline
pennfield
by
accident
brings
Mnrjorie
ami
Farr
together
at
a
dinner
parly.
Marjorie,
arrayed
in
her
mjost;
daring
gown
and
concealing
her
hate
for
Farr,
vam,ps
him
unmercifully,
lie
is
infatuated
with
her
and
readily
agrees
to
visit
her
in
her
hotel
room,
for
lea
the
next
afternoon.
Moreover,
he
Jjeljevrs
she
was
Innocent
or
wrongdoing
with
Peters,
And
wishes
to
apolo-j
gizc.
Plots
Revenge
j
When
Farr
arrives
the
next
ai-lernoon,
Mnrjorje,
slill
plotting;
revenge
on
him,
leaves
him
fori
a
moment
and
goes
into
her
bed.
I
room.
She
comes
out
with
her!
gown
lorn
and
herhair
dowti.
As;
Farr,
anazed,
approaches
her,'
she
rushes
out
into
the
corridor!
ot
the
hotel
crying
that
Farr
has
attempted
to
attack
her.
The
story
gets
into
all
the
papers,
nnd
Farr
l
ruined.
But
Marjorie
realizes
now
that
her
triumph
is
empty.
She
loves
FILMED
IN
ITALY!?
Entire
Cast
Taken
to
That
Country
to
Make
Realistic
Picture
Proof
of
the
heights
of
realism
and
accuracy
which
I
lie
producers
of
motion
pictures
are
aiming
for
is
supplied
by
the
fact
that
many
of
Ihem
travel
long
distances
in
order
to
film'
the
stories
in
(be
exact
locale
specified
by
the
authors.
Sometimes
this
entails
consid-
uinliln
oriintiaa
nmt
frnnliln
wifli
could
have
been
duplicated
in
Hollywood
without
anyone
be
coming
the
wiser,
for
the
directors
in
the
industry
have!
uncanny
nhilily
to
reproduce
any
section
or
the
globe.
But
George
Fitzmaurice,
who
produced
this
First
National
picture,
would
have
nothing
or
artificial
settings.
So
ho
took
the
entire
cast,
including
Barbara
La
Marr,
Lionel
Barrymore,
Bert
Lylell,
Hichanl
Bennett
and
Montagu
Love,
together
with
his
technical
staff,
to
Italy,
ami
filmed
the
JNCERUPOrt
Supreme
in
name
Supreme
in
flavor.
A
DELICIOUS
BEVERAGE
Free
Coupons
in
every
tin
r
ititling
you
to
beautiful
china
cups
and
saucers.
ASK
FOR
"SUPREME."
j
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
September
2,
1914.
Today
s
war
news
indicates
re
verses
for
the
Allies
on
the
Kasl.
lern
mint
mil
victories
on
uie
West:
The
German
armies
are
now
within
forty
miles-of
Paris
but
it
is
not
.
expected
they
will
be
able
to
break
through
the
out
.
end,
but
the
Goddess
of
Art!1"'
,ines-
is.
a
strict
mistress
and
does
not
brook
any
slighting
of
her
demands.
"
"The
Eternal
City"
is
one
illustration.
of
this
custom.
While
Sir
Ball
Cainc
laid
his
story
in
Home
and
its
environments,
the
scenes
resuirert
for
nackgrounds
Itev.
Canon
G.
A.
lux
gnvc
'an
address
on
Imperialism
and
I
he
cause
and
elfecls
of
the
war
be
fore
Oueen
Mary
Chapter,
I.
O
.1)
.K,
at
the
bolne
of
Mrs.
F.
H
I)u
Vernet,
honorary
regent,
yes
terday
afternoon.
Miss
Lhac
Brown
played
'
patriotic
piano
solos.
Mrs.
1
McB.
Young
and
art'Misft
McTavish
presided
at
I
lie
lea
tame
anu,
were
assismi
ny
Ibe
titlicers
and
members
of
the
chapter.
The
opening
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
for
traJlic
will
mean
a
good
winter
ror
Prince
Ilupert,
local
businessmen
expect.
SOVIET
BARS
FIELD
GLASSES
picture
there.
JJ
K
H
L
I
X.
Tourists'
Held
Another
instance
is
that
of
glasses
are
military
equipment
Producer
Edwin
Carewe,
who;
ami
dangerous
to
Russia's
safety
transported
his
company
and
when
owned
by
foreigners,
in
the
technicians
to
Biskra,
Algeria,1
opinion
of
Soviet
cuslonufricers.
which
is
on
the
very
edge
of
the,
Their
importation
is
rurbidden
desert,
to
make
"A
Son
or
the
and
consequently
they
are
sei.ed
Sahara."
They
had
to
travel
7,-
at.
the
border,
is
the
report
of
a
000
miles
to
reach
their
destina-
German
citizen,
recently
returned
lion.
from
Itussia
minus
a
new
and
ex-
All
for
Ibe
i-ake
or
realism.
pensive
prism-binocle.
I
j
embassy
I
I
I
Special
Old
1
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I
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
EPINARD
LOST
BELMONT
PARK
Famous
French
Morse
Beaten
by
Wise
Counsellor
by
Only
Hair
1
a
Length
I
NKW
YOHK.
Sent.
2
Kpinnrd,
1
the
French
racehorse,
beaten
by
half
a
length
by
Wise
Counsellor
in
the
six
furlongs
race
which
(
marked
lh(
Hrst
or
a
series
of;
three
international
events,
re-i
mains
the
pivotal
point
of
specu-.
lalion
as
lie
prepares
for
the
next
race
of
a
mile
in
September
21.
Lndkiu
finished
third,
three'
lengths
behind
Kpinard.
Snob
came
fourth.
Zcv,
the
greatest
money
winner
of
all
time,
finished
fifth.
The
victor
in
the
race
got
$29,-
000.
MINERAL
EXHIBIT
IS
HERE
FROM
USK.
BIG
PRINCE
GEORGE
ENTRY
The
Skeena
Hiver
Prospectors'
Association
has
shipped
the
Fair
Board
a
mineral
exhibit
re-'
presenlative
of
the
Usk
district
j
which
will
be
displayed
at
the
Prince
Ilupert
Inhibition
next!
week.
It
will
be
a
fitting
addi.j
linn
to
an
already
splendid
group
of
exhibits
from
the
various
mining
districts
or
the
.north
which
is
being
assembled.
On
Saturday,
the
Fair
Office
received
an
entry
for
a
district
agricultural
exhibit
from
Prince
George.
Last
year
Prince
George
look
second
prize
for
its
jljslrir.l
exhibit
and
those
in
charge
at
that
time
said
they
would
bring
an
exhibit
this
year
which
could
not
be
bealen.
Accordingly
something
out
of
the
ordinary
is
now
expected.
In
addition
to
the.
district
exhibit,
there
will
be
a
number
of
individual
displays
from
Prince
George.
AUGUST
WEATHER
Rainfall
Less
Than
Six
Inches
Durlnn
Month
and
Bright
Sunshine
Totalled
137
Hours
The
following
weather
report
for
the
month
of
August
is
is.
sued
to-day
by
II.
O.
Crewe,
Dominion
meteorologist
:
Mean
temperature,
5G.5.
Maximum
temperature,
76
on
August
12.
Minimum
temperature,
50
on
Aligns.!
2l.
llainfall,
5.08
inches.
Bright
sunshine,
1
37
hours.
BUILDING
PERMITS
IN
AUGUST
ISSUED
TO
VALUE
OF
$13,875
Electric
Sub-station
and
Two
New
Residences
Included
In
Amounts
Building
permits
issued
al
the
city
engineer's
olllce
during
I
he
month
of
August
represented
a
total
value'
of
$13,875.
The
city'
new
electric
sub-station
and
two
new
residences
were
provided
ror
as
well
as
other
building
exteiv.
jsions
and
repairs
in
Ibe
city.
.
j
i
pernils
lssueil
iluring'
-tlif
mount'
were
tjs
toiiows.:
"
"
H.
McCarthy,
greenhouse
.
on
Fifth
Avenue
East,
1,000.
F.
Clark,
addition
to
residence
in
Section
7,
$500,
City
of
Prince
Hupert,
electric
sub-station
at
Cow
Bay,
$4,500.
I).
B.
McDougall,
repairs
to
building
in
Section
5,
1
,500.
A.
Dunbar,
resilience
on
Allin
Avenue,
$2,(500.
.1.
Weeks,
addition
to
resi
dence
in
Section
t,
$500.
W.
J.
Alder,
repairs
to
Abler
Block,
$000.
A.
J.
Walkinson,
residence
in
Section
2,
$2,500.
.1.
X,
Killas,
repairs
to
rei
dence
in
Section
2,
$175.
'
ANYOX
MAN
WEDS
Miss
E,
S.
Douglas,
R.N.,
Became
Bride
of
William,
Sagap
at
Vancouver
Last
Week
Miss
E.
8.
Douglas,
H.X.,
was
married
last
week
in
Vancouver
to
William
Sagar
of
Anyox.
The
couple
are
spending
a
brier
honeymoon
on
Vancouver
Island
alter
which
they
will
come
tinrlh
lo
Inko
up
their
residence
at
Anyox.
,
J.
O,
Tretheway
or
Abbnlsrord
came
in
from
Bazellon
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
left
this
morning
for
Alice
Arm
on
board
the
Cbilliwack.
Dr.
Watson's
Tonic
,
ALE
and
STOUT
One
package
makes
3
gallons
of
the
most
wholesome-
anj
nourishing
daily
drink.
Kasily
prepared.
75c
Per
Package.
ORMES
LIMITED
THE
REXALL
8T0RE.
Phones
82
and
200.
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER.
VIC
TORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
points
em
it
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.,n.
FOR
STEWART
,
Friday.
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Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
Monday,
tf.00
p.m.
For
Skldegate
and
all
ports
south
every
Wcdne
dav
at
8,00
p.m.
PAS8ENQfc.lt
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
l-i-iv
I'rlnre
Hupert
J.00
pjn.
for
I'HINCE
0EOH0E.
EUMO.vr
X,
NIPF.O,
H
point
F.iilrrn
Ctnirti,
United
9U!.
,
ACNOr
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Cltr
Tick!
Offlet,
SZS
Thlr
Aft.,
rrlnc
Rupft.
Fhn
no.
J
j
In
the
Letter
Box
j
FISH
EXHIBIT
Kditor,
Daily
News.
Regarding
the
recent
state,
menl
in
Ibe
Daily
Xews
lha?
there
never
wan
a
fish
exhibit
at
the
Prince
Ilupert
Kxhibilinrr,
Mr.
Bohler
and
myself
saw
one
when
the
first
fair
was
held
in
your
city
ami
it
certainly
was
splendid.
It
included
a
big
fish
encased
in
ice.
MHS.
IV
W.
BOIILKIt,
Kitsumkaluin.
Miss
Myles
and
Mis
0.
McKav
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Ibe
I'rince
Ilupert
yesterday
afternoon.
They
are
on
their
way
to
Port
Simpson
where
they
will
teach
school.
Some
one
broke
into
Ibe.
Kdson
Goal
Co.V
bunker
at
Cow
Bay.
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
re,
moved
tp
sacks
of
coal.
A
padlock
and
eel
of
keys
were
also
lakeu.
N
Union
freighter
Cblllawack,
Cipl.,
C.
B.
Smith,
wns
In
jor
from
1.30
Ibis
innriiiiuf
bouni:r;
yanjth'iver
and
Alice
Arn'Stwnrt1
and
Anyox
with
general
cargo.
There
was
a
small
ijuanlily
or
freight
on
board
for
here.
It.
F.
McN'aughlnn,
n.N'.lt.
district
passenger
agent,
relumed
to
the
city
on
last
.night's
train
after
an
absence
-of
ten
days
Jn
which
time
he
visited
Vancouver
and
Hdiuonlon,
At
the
latter
place
he
attended
a
conference
of
western
passenger
representatives
presided
oyer
by
It.
Greel-innn,
passejigcr
traffic
'manager,
Winnipeg
(1.
A.
McMchnll,
general
passenger
agenl,
Vancouver,
also
attended
and
returned
soulh
by
way
of
Jasper.
SMOTHERS
Work
wan
whirled
la
week
on
(lie
new
a
I
opt
and
office
building
for
Die
Canadian'
.National
Hall-ways
here,
The
ulruclure
will
be
of
two
sl-nreyn
frame
construction
and
will
huve
u
concrete
foundation.
II
will
be
one
hun
dred
feel
long
and
i8
located
be.
tween
the
ulnlion
and
Ibe
round
hoiue,
1
The
new
lumber
mill
oT
Messrs,
Messner,
Jlarrer
and
Messner
started
xipenitious
las
week.
It
ha.s
a
capacity
of
10,000
fnel
daily
and
will
cut
tor
the
local
market.
,1.
Baynon,
:r
rain
In
district
since
IUI
i
j
a!
the
Kamloops
-a
i
There'has
been
a
-
aunt
activity
in
Pmilhrrs
t
i
:a
recently
several
li
i
;g
changed
hands
dunn;
if'
rnrlnight.
-
Judges
nl
the
Sm
it
last
week
were:
frn.1
Inbles,
It.
P.
Munay
'
poultry.
II.
Heid.
V
.i
'
'!
roott,
W.
Jones.
;i
u
M
women's
work,
Mis--
M
T"c
'
Kamloolis;
tnncy
work,
M
s
)'''
Hanson,
Smilhers:
i
(Jeorge,
Orchard.
S'wif'-.ri
school
.iwork.
Mr-
h,
Fjj.
Sniithersji
flower,
S.
Buriis
Lake.
l.
dwic
Uiiforlunnlely
nu-
w
have
taken
il
for
puMd
shingled
hair
is
Hie
tk
back
to
youth.
FOR
"CHOLERA
INFANTUM
THE
FATAL
DISEASE
OF
CHILDREN
MOTHERS
SHOULD
USE
Thli
Talaable
prfpftratton
h
JJ
on
tfce
nutrVet
for
the
pat
80
and
has
no
equal
for
offettine
J
omltlnjr,
purging
and
dtwrboe
cholera
Infantum.
',,.,1.,,-ca,
Put
up
only
byTheT.MUbtt"1
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
FLANNEL
DRESSES
for
School
Girls
DEMERS"
Phono
27.
P.O.
ot