pAda
two
c
when
pure,
delicious
SALAD
A1
11
usos
is
used,
is
a
satisfying
and
refreshing
summer
-beverage.
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Legislators,
And
The
Public
Monday,
August
0,
192.1.
There
is
a
very
decided
tendency
on
the
part
of
many
people
ia
Prince
Rupert
to
unconsciously
overlook
the
importance
and
duty
of
the
newspaper
to
the
community.
R
often
crops
up
in
the
treatment
that
is
accorded
representatives
of
the
press
at
meetings
of
public
bodies
and
elsewhere.
The
most
of
people
expeel
to
see
the
doings
of
the
various
governing
bodies
faithfully
aud
fully
recorded
in
their
daily
paper.
To
make
that
possible
'it
necessary
that
legislators
and
officials
co-operate
with
the
representative
of
the
press
upon
whom
the
duty
devolves
of
obtaiuiug
and,
preparing
thereports.
It
vers-
often
happens
that
the
firstrpersoiT
lonlimeja
paper
are
those
who
Shov
fl,
the
least
consideration.
Especially
is
this
true
with
amateurs
in
the
governing
world.
In
most
of
cities
more
provision
is
made
for
the
convenience
and
accom
motlation
of
the
newspapermen
than
in"
Prince
Rupert
People
here
often
e.em
In
forget
the
fact
that
the,
newspaperman
is
really
Ihe
representative
of
the
great
mass
of
the
people.
Vheir
he
seeks
information
he
is
not
doing
so
personally
on
his
own
behalf
or
on
behalf
of
Any
section
of
the
community.
He
is
doing
so
in
pursuit
of
his
duty
of
getting
the
news
for
the
people.
If
that
fact
were
properlv
realized.
is
in
mi
nun
tnemseives
mm
ihe
no
M
e
u
iiu,e
n,..
I..
Ji.1.1-
...
.
..
-
v.
...rj
J..-4HO.I
in
umiiK-
so
or
noi
inau
ny
giving
inslructinns
let
the-
t
n
m
-v
a
niiMiit.,..
fTM.
I.
I
i
.
.
...
.
1
-
i.T..ciui.
.
or
lauer
is
noi
necessarily
lo
e
bound
bv
sucn
luslruclKms
and
Ibis
fact
.should
be
rememliered
.n,.i
inV.,
into
due
aecoiiul.
Newspaperman,,
As
Public
Barometer.
'
rome
people
in
Iheir
altitude
Inu-nnU
II.
a
nn..,..
i
.
:
....
..........
..
.-iin
iiir
11
obla.u
nothing
hut
his
contempt
and
distrust,
vice
versa,
others
Whatever
be
tlieTdlcum
tou
use
penoivillu
RewembcrBdbu
must
ftave
nCfintn
In
Monday,
and
Tuesday.
May
Murray
in
"Jaw
mania."
piece
and
Ulna
Piirvianee
i.
lh"
tar.
Never
has
Niere
been
a
east
mre
eharacleristjc
of
the
lypes
involve,)
in
the
story
Dial
the
one
engaged
hy
Jack
Pick
ford
for
his
latent
picture
The
Valley
oft
Ihe
Wolf."
I.ucill
Ilickson
is
leading
lady,
Frank
Leigh
has
Ihe
the
importance
of
asisting
and
co-operating
with
Ihe
newspaper-Jbeavy
role,
Jane
Keekley
n.
vould
.
.
1
.
1
be
l.A
I
1
.
.
.
.
.
Tlnef.
Jack
s
InnlliA.
mother
ami
.
i
.
I
l
I
.
.
I
.
'
man
readily
apparent
and
would
govern
themselves
accordingly.
Attempts
To
Withhold
Dtl
hi
f
tnftmttllnn
legislators
and
official."
Halph
Years-ley
plays
the
stupid
and
repulsive
country
hoy.
Hie
picture
is
now
in
process
of
production.
There
are
cerKim
bodies
functioning
in
the
ciiv
of
vhoe
MAE
MURRAY'S
SUPERB
deliberations
and
actions,
it
is
the
right
of
the
public
to
know.
This
means
thai
these
organizations
.
are
dealing
in
public
funds
.1
aft.
'
DANCING
"JAZZMANIA1
uii.i
wiiii
j.uiiiic
niinir.
it
is
noi
uie
piace
or
these
hodies
or
Romantic
Adventure
trie
members
thereof
to
withhold
their
activities
from
Ihe
pub-
With
Elaborate
Scene
Gives
lie.
When
an
attempt
is
made
to
withhold
i
iiformatioo
fme-ii
Good
Background
to
a
newspaperman,
such
persons
should
remember
that
they
ar;
dealing
not
wilh
the
newspaperman
personally
but
wilh
the
rtllt.lij.-
r,
I
1
..
'
Tlln
I.
.
.
1
1
i
i
j-.,......
,i,
me
rr.tini
wiiu
.uieniiHs
io
no
so
makes
no
shlflx
...
...-
..uiiiiruuyii
ami
roillnieiiee.
Jusl
ns
a
,,,
nnneala
In
"r
,r'
Popular
Star
"Jazzmania"
featuring
Mael
parent
hi,
fear
'of
-public
opinio
und,
through
his
contact
wilh'
M."rra'-
wl,,fh
attraction
uie
reproeniativcs
or
tne
press,
puts
hini.vejr
in
a
position
the
seriousness
of
which
he
does
not
always
realize.
am
uie
actions
or
null
ic
bodies
in
nnldie
ns&emi.te.t
al
me
West
holme
Theatre
lo
(night
and
tomorrow,
is
a
slory
iof
romantic
adventure
reolele
public
properly
aud
the
newspaper
is
the
medium
through
which'
"''I
i",'k"0'
"
whole
Iransniilled
uismillPit
In
to
ll.a
the
public,
.-""injf
.i
a
oacKgrouim
lor
Uie
uiese
actions
nun
deliberations
are
the
occasion
comes
up
when
certain
information
hnnM
4
I
teniM)rnrily
r
allogelher
withheld
from
publication,
the
news-
i
paperniau
and
not
Ihe
legMators
should
he
the
i..,ire
r
...i.il,n'
Kmgiom-or
sllOllld.be
dune,
'I'll
ere
nr
oll.ur.
r.,
....i
i:.
'
'
lion
"
.
.
"'mi
iiii-iii:
i,-
lllllllll:
star's
dances.
The
greater
part
of
the
action
lakes
part
in
Ihe
the
representative
of
the
press
jlls
so
will
the
public
iiHimnlely
',
pot
I,rlnC6
an'1
reganl
him
for
the
newspaperman,
nerhan
n,
i,n
n.
A
"'rone.
lurn
nK,.
off
l.i
.u-
....
.
:
..
'
office
opponuimy
or
string
up
those
in
public
No
good
mjvspaperthan
wauls
to
be
overlooked
""V,
i;uoereu
m.
lie
wants,
however,
to
be
treated
squarely
and
above
board
and
wauls,
once
in
a
while,
a
.Hie
more
en,
siderali,,,
and
assistance
than
is
oflen
give
,1,
m
in
Ibis
nly.
S,,,.,
treatment
is
due
Ihe
public
whon
tl
e
i
ew"-pnperman
rnpresenU.
A
Utile
more
observance
of
this
allitt.de
would
be
be
ler
for
everybody
concerned
and
especially
Ke
who
are
fnnclioiiing
for
aud
on
behalf
of
(he
publie
Jazzmania"
but
occasionally
lo
Paris,
MnHo
..,l
V
V..
Uei
'n.
.,
,
i.
.
,
i
.
i
n-
eiury
urieuy
is
nils:
Prince
(Hlo
Ihrealens
a
revol
ution
in
Jazzmania
unless
Ihn
Queen
consents
lo
marry
him.
She
refuses
and
Ihe
revolution
starts.
The
Queen
flies
to
Amer
ica
with
a
newspaperman
and
becomes
a
Jazz
enthusiast.
Learning
of
her
people's
plight,
she
returns
Jiome,
overthrows
the
regains
the
I
he
laud
into
a
republic
and
introduces
Ameri
can
commodities
and
customs
Sl'e
aec'',,,''
American's
love
neilher
.urn
trr)
iiiiiiK.
coo
nappiiy.
MOTHER-LOYE
THEME
FINELY
DEVELOPED
Gloria
Swanson's
Big
Picture
"The
Impossible
Mrs.
Bellew."
A
slory
of
molher
love,
heauli-fully
develofied,
is
said
lo
be
'The
Imposnihle
Mrs.
Hellew,"
u
new
Gloria
fiwanson
Piyamounl
picture,
which
will
be
featured
at
'
THB
DaTCT
HEWS
x
Movies
and
Movie
People
Devoted
tothe
doings
and
sayings
of
those
who
entertain
the
public.
WEEK
AT
WESTHOLME
I'alhe
lleview.
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
(iloria
iwanson
in
Hie
liirpossihlc
Mrs.
Itellew."
medy,
"(Had
Hags."
'topic's
of
the.
Day,
-Friday,
and
Saturday
Thomas
.Meighan
in
.r
Do
Well."
Comedy.
"Dumps."
Fox
Xcws-liazelte.
The
People
who
have
seen
Ihe
pic-lure
in
i
(lie
south
agree
that
The
Ne'er
Do
Well,-
showing
al
the
We-dhnlme
Thealre
at
Ihe
end
oT
Ihe
week,
is
Hie
bel
jijp-ture
Thomas
Meighan
has
ever
appeared
in.
In
this
player,
the
movie
world
has
found
a
worthy
successor
to
the
late
lamented
star,
Wallace
Ileid.
In
general
opinion,
Meighun
is
now
the
most
popular
liiaiuof
the
screen.
Charles
Italagno
has
returned
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Victoria
and
is
hack
at
his
post
cotiduH-ins
the
West
holme
Orchestra
ihuch
"to
he
delight
of
theinusie
loving
patrons
of
Ihe
house.
The
first
showing
of
Mary
Pickfoiil's
new
picture
"Hosita,"
u)w
Hearing
completion
al
l'iek-ford-Fairbank
studios
in
Holly
wood,
-
J
ill
he
al
ihe
I.yrfe.
I
heal
re
m
New
York
where
it
will
open
on
.September
3,
for
an
indefinite
run.
"A
Woman
or
Paris"
Is
Char-lie
Cliapim'.s
latest
picture.
It
will
soon
open
in
New
York.
Ine
of
the
things
which
make
ihe
film
unique
i.
thai
Clmplin
dees
not
appear
in
II.
Instead
ie
is
the
author
and
director
of
Ihe
IS
Ihe
West
Imbue
Theatre
for
two
days,
beginning
next
Wednesday.
j
"The
linjioosihle
Mr.
Itellew"
jU
Ihe
story
of
a
wealthy
young
mothers
on
,for
her.
lillle
son
and
her
reactions
when
the
child
lis
lorn
from
lier
liv
Hie
ileei-ee
tti
a
divorce
court
after
an
evil
light,
had
been
cast
upon
her
really
innocent
part
in.n
murder
ruiu-inilted
hy
her
husband.
Called
'
The
Imnossihlo
Mrs.
Itellew,"
shunned
as.
a
pariah
whereerj
she
goes,
Hie
pathos
of
her
love
for
her
son
forms
the
inolivnt-
ling
force
to
a
"mothers
hue."
story
decidedly
different
from
Ihe
Usual
-ami
thoroughly
modern.
Included
in
Mi
Swansons
supporting
cast
are
Hubert
Cain.
(.onrad
Nagel,
Hichard
Wayne,
j
Helen
Dnnhar,
June
Kludge.
Ilerebrl
Standing
ami
Clarence
Itnrton.
TWO
OCEANS
SEEN
AT
SAME
TIME
IN
"NEiER-DO-WELL"
Novel
Scene
la
Bin
Feature
Thomas
Melnrtan's
Latest
Picture
of
Few
persons
have
heen
privileged
to
look
upon
the
Pacific
and
Atlantic
Oceans
at
the
same
time.
When
Thomas
Meighun
latest
picture.
"The
Ne'er.
Do..
Well,"
is
shown
at
Ihe
Wesl-holme
next
Friday
and
Saturday,
local
people
will
tie
allowed
to
d.
so,
for
one
of
I
tie
aeroplane
i
views
tlf
the
Panama
Canal!
featured
in
I
lie
picture
five
a
view
of
both
oceans.
During
Ihe
filming
of
exterior
li)
making
other
air
views
for
Hie
picture,
-.even
Dellavlland
planes
and
two
Martin
lioinliers
all
furnished
hy
Hie
U.S.
armv
in
Hie
Canal
Zone
and
piloted
hy
Army
fliers,
were
used.
In
"The
XeVr-Do-Well"
Mr.
Meighan
is
-o.mi
as
the
shiflles
sonof
a
man
of
wealth
who
U
disowned
hy
his
father
after
a
certain
escapade
In
New
York
which
result
in
Ihe
young
man
being
shanghaied
on
hoard
a
steamship
bound
for
Panama,
where
he
Is
left
penniless
and
thrown
upon
his
own
meagre
resources.
Here
he
niees
Chitpiila.
a
beautiful
Spanish
girl,
played
,by
I.
in
Lee,
and
llnir
love
I
scenes
for
Hex
Itearh's
noe
ml
Panama.
Director'
Alfred
F..iw,"-
'''be
tireen
sent
-William
Miller.!'
excellent.
cameraman,
into
the
air
to
gel
The
ideal
summer
diet
DeUctUe
Agency
.
Re
ceives
Communication
Believed
from
Missing
Valet
I
romance
is
not
only
proline
or
hert
Sans"
may
be
Kdward
F
mutiny
oramaiic
ileveiopiiieiiis.isans,
missink'
valet
of
Taylor,
Replete!"1"
,n
",e
rcgeiieraiion
oriwhom
the
movie
director
had
iine
young
American
neer-do.'chargei
with
emheiilement
"
11.
KY.
MURRAY
,(
starring
Tonigl
at
the
YVestholme
Thealre
in
"Jazxtnania."
Whole
wheat,
fresh
frtiijs
and
green
vegetables
are
the
ideal
diet
for
the
Summer
days-
but
be
sure
the
whole
wheat
is
cooked
in
n
digestible
form.
In
making
Shredded
Wheat
we
use
only
the
large,
perfect,
plump
grains
of
wheat,
and
we
cook
them
in
steam,
draw
them
into
fine,
filmy
shreds
and
bake
thenun
coal
ovens.
We
do
all
the
cooking
for
you
in
our
sunlit,
sanitary
kitchen.
Shredded
Wheat
can
be
'served
in
hundreds
of
delicious
dishes
in
com
bination
with
fruits
and
vegetables.
Contains
all
the
bran
you
need
to
stimulate
bowel
exercise.
supporting
rompany
kerluin
scenes
of
Ihe
locks
for
AHUnTlNf:
flh
TAVI
fiP
Use
in
the
picture.
While
ut
a.
iM,rrrrn
it
inm.pt.
high
altitude.
Mr.
Miller
was
aide
ADMITTED
IN
LETTER
lo
get
a
shot
which
gave
a
glimpse
or
hotli
Hie
Atlantic
and
the
.Oakland
Pacific.
hred
LOS
AX(!KLF.S.
Aug.
ft.
A
letter
signed
"Albert
San,"
ad-j
milling
the
hoitiug
of
William
I
Desmond
Taylor,
movie
director.!
a
year
and
a
half
ago,
and
threatening
to
return
and
kill
Mabel
Normand,
movie
coined,
ianne,
and
Mack
Sennell,
pro.
durer,
has
been
received
by
a
private
detective
agency
in
Oakland,
California,
according
lo
information
received
hy
local
local
police.
The
letler
wan
mailed
from
May
Point,
a
village
5
miles
eat
of.
San
Francisco.
It
is
considered
ioslble
that
'AI-
tkiscuit
U
the
Shredded
Wheat
cracker
a
real
whole
vhcot
tot
trutcn
with
butter,
toft
clicctc
or
mar
include.
TU
CatuJUn
fihrrddrd
Wbrat
Cumputj,
LU.
Wheat
Stvengihfir
ihe
hoi
days
White
Teeth,
healthy
gums,
clean
mouth
Anybody
can
enjoy
all
thee
by
practising
the
da..
use
of
KLENZO
DENTAL
CREME
tbe
common
w
dentifrice
and
KLENZO
LIQUID
ANTISEPTIC
a
ne
:
tific
preparation
for
the
IrcUi,
gum.
mouth,
noc
.
.
and
mucous
Mirface.
Lei
us
show
you
these
two
popular
and
guaranteed
r;r
tides..
KLENZO
DENTAL
CREME,
35c
ami
60c
per
tule
KLENZO
LIQUID
ANTISEPTIC,
35c
ami
05c
per
bottle
GET
THE
KLENZO
HABIT?
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Stores.
Phone
200,
82
and
134.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th.
3rd
Ave.
and
"Slid.
We
pay
polnge
on
nil
mail
orders.
shortly
before
tits
death.
Deteclhe
(.aptaln
Al.
S.
Slay-I
ton
immediately
wired
a
des
cripliou
of
Sans
to
ihe
northern;
city
aud
asked
thai
an
effort
he
I
made
io
apprehend
htm.
WONDERFUL
MACHINE
ASSISTS
ARMLESS
MEN
By
Aid
of
It
Almost
Anything
Usually
Done
With
Hands
Can
be
Performed
LO.NDON,
Aug.
4.A
machine
for
armless
men
simple
in
de
sign
and
yet
almost
uncanny
In
It
ingenuity
wa
demonstrated
al
a
recent
llrilish
lied
Cross
display.
With
the
aid
of
a
pair
of
metal
lever
attached
to
a
(able
and
manipulated
by
the
feet,
William
Will,
who
lost
both
atnid
In
an
accident
four
years
airo.
i.r.
lormeii
a
series
of
ooeratinn
in
show-
what
Ihe
machine
could
do.
These
Included
taking
coup.!
drinking
lea,
peeling
an
egg.
lighting
a
clgarelle,
working
al
M-wiug
machine,
hammering
n
nam,
piaymg
tirauchls.
wrltlnc
typewriting
and
replacing
variout
innpieineniH
rrom
an
overturned
tool
hoi.
The
utensil
and
inr.lJ
used
were
ordinary
one-
affixed!
""vers
ny
epecial
The
machine,
the
of
W.
J.
Thompjon,
an
LMin-
-iirun
gasiiuer,
seem
n
J,P
llnbot.
pi.
llnrry
Nedden.
j
couver
and
Hie
Prior
John,
r
.
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i.iiio
nn-
Olleeil
HhllrlnllA
IMmi.U.
h
flue
in
port
thi
aflers
noou
al
n
o'clock
Stove
WOOD
Wo
have
Just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
woe.
guaranteed
seasoned
dry.
biie
cut
to
order.
Alio
Kindling
In
Sacks.
DENTIST
Helgeraon
Block.
and
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
880.
Service
and
Quality
r
Motto.
Dr.F.P.Kenny
Phone
109
For
Appolntmsnt.
P.O.
Cox
S63,
Prince
BuperL
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
"
Fleet
Class
CHOP
SUEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rooms
to
RenL
I'rloes
neasonablec
Phone
Blue
471.
Second
Ave.