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will
bo
sent
through
this
port
from
district
mills
according
to
11.
P..
McMillan;
well
known
exporter
of
Vancouver,
who
was
in
the
city
Saturday
afternoon
on
his
way
south
after
paying
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
Ilig
Bay
mill
at
Georgetown
in
which
he
is
Interested.
Mr.
McMillan,
through
whose
efforts
a
considerable
quantity
of
lumber
was
shipped
through
here
to
the
Orient
last
season,
is
still
shipping
on
a
reduced
scale
from
Vancouver
and
hopes
to
use
tho
port
of
Princo
Rupert
again
Just
as;
soon
as
market
conditions
warrant.
.,
.
,,.
Monday,
August
11,
1921.
New
Leader
Of
Conservative
Party.
,
.
The
selection
of
R.
H.
Pooley
as
leader
of
the
Conservatives
iii
the
Legislature
will
make
him
official
leader
of
the
opposi
A
shipment
of
15,000
feet
of
rough
clear
spruce
from,
tho
Big
Bay
mill
will
go
through
here
on
rnnn
unnn
m
tn""'"";M'
"
i"i
too
umicu
rKUffl
HtKfc
Al
UWlfc
Kingdom
via
Vancouver.
On
account
of
the
present
un-
LAN
AD
AN
TROOPER
COMING
WITH
CANS
local
canneries.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
SIX
S.C.
Whito
Leghorn
cockerels
for
sale.
Rut
Hedge
strain.
J.
K;
Davey.
189
WANTKI).
House
or
garden
work.
Phone
Blue
717.
197
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
Tom
Mix
in
"North
of
Yukon."
Imperial
Comedy
"A
Monkey
Mixup."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Richard
Bailhelmess
in
"The
Enchanted
Collage."
Comedy.
Fox
News-Gazette.
Friday
and
Saturday
"The
Midnight
Alarm."
Comedy
"No
Wedding
Bells."
Fun
from
the
Press.
ROMANTIC
LIFE
OFCOWPUM
Tom
Mix
Who
Comes
Hera
To
night
"North
of
the
Yukon"
Is
Unique
Personality
Tom
Mix,
the
star
of
the
pro-
.
.
.
..
11
Mil
tt
tion
anu
11
is
to
he
assumeu
mat
lie
will
lie
leauer
01
me
party
Auction
"North
of
The
Yukon,"
throughout
the
province.
If
the
Liberals
should
be
defeated,
;wj,jc,
j3
being
shown
at
the
tie
would
lie
the
"choice
for
premier.
Vcstholme
tonight
has
a
.private
R.
II.
Pooley
is
fearless
and
energetic
but
not
magnetic.
He
nfe
thal
is
undoubtedly
more
col-has
not
the
least
semblance
to
an
orator
and
lacks
the
ability
i
orful
than
that
led
by
any
other
seize
upon
the
big
things
and
ignore
the
little
ones.
Many
of
man
now
appearing.in
any
one
of
his
criticisms
of
the
Liberal
administration
have
been
puerile
to
nis
pictures.
His
personal
ad-such
an
extent
that
bis
own
followers
have
been
anything
b"t
-ventures
are,
collectively,
far
pleased.
He
got
the
position,
undoubtedly,
not
because
of
bis
morc
interesting
than
any
series
outstanding
ability
but
because
of
the
lack
of
outstanding
ability
Df.
adventures
in
any:
one
of
his
on
the
part
of
any
of
the
other
members
of
the.
party
who
were
jicures.
elected.
Few
of
the
millions
who
have
Mr.
Pooley
is
a
Canadian
who
was
educated
111
hnglnml.
He'f0jnwei
nis
pictures
enthiuiasli-is
a
member.
of
the
Union
Club,
where
Victoria's.
select
coterie
cniiy
are
aware,
for
instance,
meets
and
where
it
is
claimed
Conservative
policies
have
in
fi
j,a
tlie
star
has'
been
a
cow-past
been
formulated.
...
Ipuncher,
a
soldier
in
five
cam-On
the
other
hand
Mr.
Pooley
has
a
way
of
making
him-
pajgns
i,as
faced
a
firing
squad
self
popular.
He
can
be
vivacious
and
a
delightful
companion,1.,,
nenirni
Amorirn
wn
wifli
dm
aiid
he
makes
a
point
of
knowing
every
man,
woman
and
child
"
t'l'srif
ih
cavalry
that
relieved
the
his
constituency
and
informing
himself
as
to
their
personal
wel-!famo'U8
beleagured
city
of
Lady-
jare.
inrougn
uus
personal
wont
ne
nas
neen
anie
10
Keep-smiln
in
l(l0
sout,
African
war;
their
confidence
through
a
term
01
years;
unce
ne
came
near
being
beaten,
saving
his
seat
only
on
a
recount
by
about
three
votes.
'
Difficult
To
Prophesy
As
To
The
Future.,
As
to
Mr;
Poo'ley's
future
as
a
leader
of
a
great
party
in
this
province
it
is
difficult
to
prophesy".
If
with
the
mantle
of
leadership
he
can
put.
on
the
mantle
of
political
wisdom
and
learn
tofselect
important
matters
for
his
attention
while
eliminate
...
....
.
.
I
I
.1
ing
iriviauucs.ne
can
mane
a
name
wr
nimsen
mat
win
gu
uuwn
with
the
generations.
If,
on
the
other
hand,
'he
is
determined
to
follow
in
the
footsteps
of
his
former
leader,
opposing
for
the
sake
of
opposition
and
using
no
judgment
as
td
maimer
or
method,
he
will
hardly
secure
the
confidence
of
the
mass
of
the
people
of
the
province.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
he
will
rise
to
the
occasion
and
forget
the
school
of
politics
in
which
he
has
been
trained.
There
is
a
great
opportunity
for
him
as
leader,
for
what
British
Columbia
needs
today
is
real
leaders.
W.
J.
Bowser
Retires
After
Many
Years.
W.
J.
Bowser
has
been
leader
of
the
Conservatives
for
a
number
of
years
and
has
never
led
them
to
victory.
He
inherited
the
premiership
from
Sir
Richard
McBride
and
on
bis
first
appeal
to
the
country
was
defeated.
Twice
since
that
he
has
been
turned
down
by
popular
vote
until
at
last,
even
in
bis
own
constituency,
he
Was
rejected.
Yet
Mr.
Bowser
bad
many
good
points.
He
was
an
inde
fatigable
worker-
"When
Attorney
General
the
chief
complaint
against
him
was
that
bewanted
to
do
everything
himself.
He
was
not
content
to
leave
anything
to
subordinates.
As
a
lender
he
has
been
particularly
free
from
charges
of
scandal
of
any
kind.
He
was
a
good
speaker
and
an
incisive
critic
but
be
made
the
mistake
of
occupying
the
time
of
the
Legislature
discussing
minor
matters
when
there
were
big
subjects
that
required
attention.
A
total"
abstainer
from
alcoholic
liquor,
he
secured
a
large
measure
of
support
from
liquor
men.
Living
a
moral
life
he
often
was
supported
by
those
who
were
loose
in
their
habits
and
careless
as
to
moral
conduct.
In
his
fight
for
health
Mr.
Bowser
has
proved
himself
a
hero.
He
has
suffered
from
an
affection
that
has
required
all
his
energy
to
combat
and
a
few
years
ago
it
became
necessary
for
him
to
retirjp
temporarily
to
a
dry
climate
to
recuperate.
Mr.
Bowser
will
retire
with
the
goodwill
of
his
friends
and
the
respect
of
his
enemies,
many
of
whom
were
to
be
found
in
his
own
party.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
he
will
find
in
private
life
that
which
he
failed
to
find
in
his
dealings
with
the
public.
DOES
NOT
EXPECT
TO
SHIP
LUMBER
favorable
condition
of
the
Jap
nese
market,
it
will
he
som,e
time
efore
any
further
shipments
of
was
with
the
American
army
when
they
entered
Tien-Tsin
in
the
Boxer
rebellion,
and
was
witl
General
Madero
when
he
entered
the
city
of
Juarez.
The
troop
rer
cords
of
the
late
Colonel
Rnose
velt's
Hough
Riders
show
him
to
have
been
with
them
when
they
stormed
San
Juan
Hill.
Teas
Rangers
When
Tom
Mix
wasn't
in
n
sol
dier's
uniform
he
held
other
spirited
jobs.
When
he
returned
from
1
lie
Boxer
uprising
he
went
lo
his
beloved
West
and
resumed
his
old
job
with
the
Texas
Rangers,
chasing
outlaws
and
cattle
rustlers.
While
he
drew
the
pay
of
a
United
States
revenue
officer,
he
had
several
experi
ences
with
moonshiners
in
the
hills
of
Tennessee.
He
also
held
down
the-
comparatively
peaceful
position
of
marshal
in
a
little
Oklahoma
town
that,
in
those
days,
was
trying
In
rid
itself
of
the
reputation
of
being
the
Stale's
headquarters
for
cattle
rustUrs.
Tom,
also
worked
on
various
ranches
as
a
cowpuncher.
In
the
rodeos
each
year
he
never
faile
lo
emerge
with
the
highest
honors
as
a
"ridin
man,"
and
as
a'ropor
and
cattle
thrower.
It
was
hi
proficiency
in
such
work
that
first
attracted
the
attention
of
a
moving
picture
director.
Daring
and
Enthusiasm
Since
his
ndvent
into
the
mov
inp
pictures
Tom
has
been
known
chiefly
for
his
astonishing
darin
and
enthusiasm
in
performin
hazardous
stunts.
A1.1
who
hav
worked
with
him
havo
declared
it
a
pleasure
to
follow,
or
try
follow,
his
lead.
Few,
however,
have
been
'ablo
to
keep
up
the
pace,
lie
has
never
permitted
"double'1
lo
be
hired
for
him1,
n
matter
how
dangerous
has
been
the-
scene,
nor
has
he
ever
been
hesitant
in
nssuming
the
duties
of
an
extra
in
speeding
up
the
work
of
a
picture,
Ho
even
"shoes
and
stables"
his
own
horses,
rather
than
permit
strange
hands
to
care
for
them.
The
outstanding
point
of
some
of
Tom's
apparently
superhuman
efforts
is
the
ease
which
marks
C.O.M.M,
freighter
Canadian
them
the
swift
action
without
Trooper,
Capt.
Kissock,
of
the,
visible
effort,
and
the
grace
that
California
service,
is
due
here
on
bespeaks
absolute
control
and
Wednesday
from
Vancouver
withjeonfidence.
But
his-charm'
is
his
a
largo
consignment
of
cans
for.nver
present
concern
for
all
others,
his
unfailing
good
nature,
his
calm
boldness
and
his
sheer
Joy
in
his
work.
NO
WEDDING
BELLS
IS
LATEST
LAUGH-THRILLER
"No
Wedding
Hells,"
Larry
Semon's
newest
"Ift'ugii-lhriller''
hero
this
week
is
one
of
the
best
of
tho
Larry
Semon
comedies
Monday",
August
11
954
I
Good
Counsel
r
p
-
-
demand
r
I
jjj
ill
ij
and
Hie
audience
enjoy
every
root
of
it.
Larry
took
a
trip
lo
Chinatown
to
gather
his
fun
and
tin
l.no
nnnfifil
nt
n
e
I
nrv
flllftVl
I
(he
Semon
-productions
Vitagraph
has
spent
lavishly
for
scenery
and
effects.
A
Chinese
alchemist
has
invented
sleeping
potion
and
his
aids
bring
a
girl
to.
his
den
for
an
experiment.
The
den
is
an
underground
apartment
in
the
House
of
a
Thousand
Rooms
anil
is
protected
by
a
subterranean
moat.
Larry
manages
the
rescue
of
the
girl,
but
the
best
he
gels
is
to
bo
flung
out
of
tho
house
of
his
sweetheart
by
her
irate
father.
Hence
the
title
"No
"Wedding
"Bells."
btAR
WANDERS
INTO
YAULT
OF
STUDIO
AND
IS
RELEASED
BY
FIRE
Exciting
Scene
When
She
Wan
ders
Through
Opening
Made
for
Her
rtnlher
than
needlessly
endan
bination
and
open
the
vault.
The
lime
was
cut
one-fourth
of
what
had
been
estimated
by
experts.
Mr.
Smith
reached
Into
the
hole
burned
into
the
door
and
threw
the
lock
mechanism
over.
The
doors
were
torn
open.
Then
overyorfe
with
a
cry
of
horror
jumped
back.
Bess
Sniffed
Air
Bess,
the
studio
bear,
walked
out
on
all-fours
feebly
and
sniffed
the
fresh
air
with
ominous
relief.
It
seems,
according
to
the
night
watchman,
that
Bess
had
escaped
from
her
cage
in
the
studio
and
hail
wandered
into
the
HU
ll.'
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absurdities.
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In
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with
aiong
nun.
ik
his
ins
last
iui
round
ruunu
7-23
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colu
mbia.
Swat
the
fly
with
GILLETTS
LYE
A
teaspoonful
of
Gillett's
Lye
sprinkled
in
the
Garbage
Can
prevents
flies
breeding
Use
Gillett's
Lye
for
all
Cleaning
and
Dhinfecling
cotts
uttie
i
Ieasptjijl
ife'
1
with
oxy-acelylene
torches.
They
found
the
door
closed
and
the
combination
locked,
but
this
did
not
figure
in
their
work,
so
they
paid
no
attention
to
it.
Stared
Aghast
Soon
after
they
started,
they
heard
a
thumping,
rumhlinrt
noise
within
the
concrete
anil
steel
cabinet.
All
slopped
.and
stared
aghast.
"Someone's
locked
In
the
vault,"
one
crie
out.
Incitement
followed.
The
workers,
stimulated
by
the
possible
peril
of
the
person
imprisoned
within,
redoubled
their
eiforls
to
cut
through
the
com
ger
tne
lire
or
Alice
uainoun,
m
I
making
Hie
spectacular
safe
res
cue
scene
in
"The
Midnight
Alarm,"
which
will
be
exhibited
at
the
week
end,
David
Smith,
Vitagraph
director,
ordered
that
practical
tests
Jic
niadn
on
the
vault
in
use.
For
this
purpose
a
subslituls
vault
door
of
timilar
dimensions
was
Instulled.
When
the
work
was
completed
it
was
loo
lalo
to
go
ahead
with
lno
test.
The
experiment
was
postponed
until
the
next
morning.
With
Director
r5mlth
holding
slop
watch
lo
determine
the
length
of
lime
(o
out
through
tho
steel
door
to
make
the
rescue,
the
technical
staff
started
work
he
saw
her
dark
form
crawl
into
the
vault.
Mistaking
the
bear
for
a
burglar,
he
tiptoe,!'
over
and
slammed
the
door
shut
and
twirled
the
comblnatiqn.
Then,
when
his
shouts
brought
no
reply,
tho
night
watchman
thought
lie
had
Imagined
the
whole
thing
and
neglected
lo
re
port
the
Incident,
fearing
ho
would
be
suspected
of
having
forgot
the
Volstead
Act.
MARRIES
IN
ORDER
GET
RID
OF
SISTER
"The
Enchanted
Cottage"
Is
Romance
In
Which
Richard
Barthelmess
Takes
Leading
Part
No
actress
ever
made
tho
hero
of
a
motion
picture
more
un
comfortable
than
Florence
Short
does
in
Richard
Barthelmess'
latest
First.
National
starring
ve
hicle,
"The
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