PACEATWO
II
FACTS
ABOUT
TEA
SERIES
No.
7
The
Advent
of
Tea
to
England
Tea
was
not
used
to
any
extent
in
England
till
about
the
middle
of
the
seventeenth
century,
although
knowledge
of
the
wonderful
qualities
of
the
beverage
had
reached
Europe
as
early
as
1517.
During
the
seventeenth
century,
all
tea
was
imported
from
China
and
cost
from
$25.00
to
$50.00
per
pound.
Not
until
1836
did
any
tea
reach
England
from
India.
In
that
year
the
first
shipment
was
made
from
the
now
famous
tea
growing
district
of
Assam.
India
today
supplies
fully
half
the
world's
tea
requirements
and
provides
some
of
the
finest
teas
grown.
The
rich
body
of
"SALADA"
Is
due
to
the
select
India
teas
used
in
the
blend.
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i.
as,
'mtijug
moving
inbVthe.
mlo
me.
a'ir.
air.
With'
Vitti
iheMicvelopmeiil,
1hlcvlipmeiil
e
gVithinliMlau)j,especiaily,
the
lining
fields,
north
ami
Prince
Rupert;
HiirfugVl
y
iifjlih
Juh'iri'.viii-:
Play
a
much
more
Thi
i
riniTfrol
cVn
Ufii
devefolmieltf
easl
of
of
lion
may
nuy
llian
Hie
itiot
of
people
realize.
;.
Aviation
in
the
future
will
probably
be
the
means
of
trans
l"iii.inou;
10
new
news
not
served
with
boats
or
railways.
Two
ii
ine.-mo
apparent
reasons
for
this
are
the
fact
that
there
is
urn
11
great
overhead
involved
sucli
i
m
building
railways
and
ship),
and
Hie
fact
Rial
airplanes
are,
so
much
peedicr
than
bonis
01-trains.
There
is
still
a
lot
to
be
developed
in
the.field
"f
aviation
such
as
tlie
making
of
hips
that
will
oarrv
large
loads
of
cargo
and
passengers.
Operating
costs
will
also
have
to
be
reduced.
These
things
will
come
with
tinie
iust
as
lime
rienl
development.
Aviation
not
only
has
its
civil
possibilities
luil
it
is
predicted
Rial
it
will
be
the
biggest
.faelor
in
future
national
protection.
The
manner
in
which
various
nations
are
developing
their
air
forces
confirms
ihe
belief.
In
encouraging
the
development
of
;ivil
aviation,
the
nations
are
ensuring
their
own
protection.
The
nation
thai
has
Ihe
most
.efficient
civil
air
force
with
Ihe
trained
men
required
will
be
the
nation
that,
in
case
of
war,
will
be
best
aide
to
take1
cure
of
iln-lf
in
the
air.
Unlimited
Field
For
Imagination.
Aviation
tmlay
offers
itself
to
flight
of
the
imagination.
However,
it
is
not
nil
imagination.
A
hundred
years
ngti
people
were
ridiculed
for
thinking
of
things
thai
have'
sipce
become
common,
implements.
Think
of
Ihe
telephone,
the
phonograph,
the
automobile,
and
a
thousand
and
one
other
things.
In
14112
they
laughed
nl
Columbus
because
lie
said
the
world
was
round
-and
predieled
Rial
somebody
some
day
would
sail
around
it
in
ships.
Row
much
more
would
they
have
laughed
if
-Columbus
had
ventured
to
sayNhat
somebody
some
day
would
fly
'
around
the
world
in
a
machine?
J
II
has
been
said
that
necessity
is
the
mother
of
invention.
PMwft
IT
Hull
tc
cn
imniriimlifm
:
Hin
fnllini
ntwl
nnflmn.-
II.
'
!
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DAILY
FDITIOW
Monday.
May
II,
102.1
Prince
Rupert
As
An
Air
Base.
Prince
Rupert
is
bound
to
be
a
point
of
importance
in
Jhe
development
of
air
transportation
i
Canada.
It
will
bo
Ihe
"hopping
off"
point
for
expeditions
into
the
northern
mining
and
hunting
fields.
Even
today,.
IhVre
is
a
machine
outfilling
here
for
n.
flight
into
the
Caspar
district
where
it
wiJl
spend
Ihe
summer.
Another
such
plane
i
said
to
be
on
the
way
here
for
a
similar
purpose
and
IJiere
will,
doubtless,
lie
more
in
Ihe
future.
Prime,
Rupert
is
also
made
the
summer
headcpiarters
for
Ihe
federal'
fisheries'
department's
'airplane
palrol.
'
If
present
plans
for
transpacific
airplane
sen
ice
'are
carried
Ihroiigh,
Prince
Rupert
must
be
a
point
of
call
for
refuelling
aiid
refitting.
t
lu
view
of
these
developments,
Prince
Rupert
will
have
to
lie
ecpiipped!as
an
air
port.
Already
officers
of
(he
Roval
Canadian
Air
Force
have
recommended
such
sps
to
the
authorities,
-The
next
government
airdrome
in
Ihe
west
for
those
reasons
will
probably
be
located
at
Prince
Rupert.
Great
Future
For
Aviation.
,.
.
WEEK
AT
WESTHOLME
Monday
and
Tuesday
Thomas
Meighan
in
"Com-
ing
Through."
Comedy
Telephone
fJirl
Scrios
."o.
.
Alberta
v
Yaugban
in
"W
illiam
Toils."
International
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
..
1
i
!
"Frivolous
Sal.
,
Felix
Comedy
Cartoon.
Topics
of
I
he
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday.
"Peter
Pan."
Pal
he
Hoviow.
'
'
TONIGHT'S
PICTURE
-
Tom
Melghan
and
Star
In
Fine
Paramount
Production
Mines
and
mining
camps
make
the.
background
or
Tlioinas
Meighan's
latest
picture,
"Coming
Through,"
adapted
from
Jack
Itelhea's
novel,
"Red
Hock,"
a
pirlurcsipie
story
of
the
Alabama
eoal
mines.
The
picture,
which
opens
tonight
at
the
W'estholme
Theatre,
brings
the
star
to
the
screen
in
the
role
of
Tom
IMarkford,
employed
in
Ihe
offices
of
a
hia
sleet
corporation.
Tom
has
come
lo
Ihe
conclusion
that
to
get
anywhere
in
the
company
one
has
lo
have
more
than
mere
ability
he
has
lo
be
someone.
So
he
.seizes
an
opportunity
to
make
iove
to
the
president's
daughter
ami"
marries
her.
Klackfonl
e"ts
the
chance
hi
has
been
longing
for.
but
lose
the
love
and
respect
of
his
yrjde-while
(be
father,
to
"even
assigns
mm
to
i
lie
company's-
toughest
canVp
jus!
tfiilshU;
.or
Kiriningham,
Ala.
l'Iie
dome
offee
,1t
Pittsburgh
places
his
production
schediiti
Jit
an
unjustly
high
Ngure
lyirt
despite
Ihe
fact
thai
he
know
averone
to
be
against
him.
Xcm
buckles
up
and
determines
to
"come
through."
Through
sheer
power
of
will
lie
overcomes
every
obstacle,
fights
an
unruly
mob
of
miners
and
their
villainous
leader,
in
particular,,
and
wins
Ihe
love
of
his
estranged
bride.
.
Lila
I.ee,
herself
most
popular,
plays
opposite
Tom
as
Alice
Hand.
Wallace
Heery
is
Ihe
treacherous
miner,
Joe
Lawlor,
who
makes
several
allempls
on
Blackford's
life.
John
Millern
plays
Alice'.
father,
the
president
of
the
steel
company.
GREAT
AIR
BATTLE
IS
CLIMAX
TO
FILM
Mining
Company
Demands
Unconditional
Release
When
Actors
Risk
Lives
An
agreement
releasing
the
lleela
MJning
Company
of
WaU
lace,
Idaho,
from
all
liability
had
to
be
signed
by
every
member
of
the
company
before
they
could
use
the
aerial
tramway
In
the
Idaho
minen,
where
'thrilling
figlil
scenes
were
made
'for
the
climax,
(p
.".Frivolous
Sal,"
lo.
J,e
Juiwri
a1i':4lie
WestJinlme
tliea
Ire
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
"The
"punch"
of
the
story
is
built
around
a
hand-to-hand
battle,
between
Fupene
(t'tlHen
and
Mitchell
Lewis
in
an
ore
bucket
traveling
on
a
cable
over
a
30'-fnnl
gorge.
A
special
ore
bucket
had
to
be
built
lo
nccom-
nioilale
the
d'iierjor
and
tin
cinematograpber,
with
bis
cam.
nns
orougiii
me
present
standard
or
perfection
in
railroads
and
'
-
i
ron'
n,n
r'R"1
w''
Shins
Wliicll
IWIU'
cpnm
In
limn
r.mi.lni.1
ll
1
1
...
lljlolocrfulioil
:ii
llm
lun
1
.11
.I
I
.
"
--.,
mm.
Killlliru
tflMIIII
llll-
IMIIIIIM
III
eill-i-
1"
"
"'
room
along
tiic
aerial
Jram
II
was
risky
business
for
everyone
concerned.
The
film
people,
accustomed
lo
dangerous
work
In
bringing
thrills
lo
Ihe
screen,
thought
nothing
of
II,
bill
officials
or
hernining
company
whose
properly
was
being
used,
viewed
Ihe
situation
differently.
II
was
not.
until
every
member
or
the
motion
picture
company
had
signed
the
unconditional
release,
that
permission
was
granted
lo
stage
Ihe
scone.
"PETER
PAN"
WILL
BE
WEEMD
SHOW
J.
M.
Barrle's
Famous
Stage
Play
on
Screen
With
Splendid
Cast
dominating
force.
H
is
the
so
called
day
dreamer
'who'
The
Paramount
screei;
ver-revoliilionizcs
the
world
and
those
who
mock
him
are
only
slon
or
J.
M.
Uarrie's
stage
play,
holding
hack
the
wheels,
of
progress.
(
"lier
Pan,
'
is
the
feature
at
1
6
'
fig
'
oin
Lv
f,.
.
,
So,
Unafraid,
He
Paced
the
Setting
San35'
P
THE
HEIGHT
OF
HIS
ACHIEVEMENT-
-
when
all
his
difficulties
seemed
conquered
--when
success
,
had
crowned
his
efforts
and
his
activities
were
greatest,
came
the
warning
of
impending
physical
disaster.
Faced
with
the
likelihood
of
failing
health,
anxiety
for
his
own
and
his
family's
future
naturally
seized
him.
But
here,
as
in
numerous
other
instances
during
his
life,
his
wide
business
experience
pointed
out
the
solution.
To
protect
his
family
and
himself,
he
had
created
an
adequate
Life
Insurance
fund.
So',
to-day,
his
income
continues.
He
is
weU
cared
for
--his
family
comfortably
supported.
After
he
is
gone,
this
support
will
be
continued.
Contrast'his
case
with
yours
--and
decide
now
to
protect
the
future
of
yourself
and
your
loved
ones
with
Life
Insurance.
-
pii
DfeJasudtf
the
Wejlholme
Theatre
at
the
end
of
the
week.
The
picture;
lealures
Uelly
Mronson,"
Krnest
Tfirrenve.
Cynl
Chadwick,
Virginia
Itrown
Faire
and
Anna
May
Wing
in
the
leading
roles.
Five
years
ago
It
mligAt
have
been
said
Hint
audi
n
titctiiwt
Which
Is
even
more
tdensincr
in
"The
Love
lhal
Never
Dks"
FORMER
RESIDENT
OF
SKEENA
RIVER
DIED
IN
VANCOUVER
TIip
(ionlli
iKTurrnl
in
Ynn-rl
couldn't
be
made.
And
it
would
ro,lu'r
'
Wf,pk
f,f
Ml'
Vrnnk
have
been
true.
11
was.
neeessarvi
,nr,p;
U,1U
rnrtnerly
lived
at
Korl
lo
emplay
every
last
particle
ot
experience
and
eery
trick
known
to
present
day
motion
picture
production
to
make
"I'eler
Pan"
a
posslbillly.
Jnl
tuich
n
picture!
is
"peter
.pan!"
J-.veryone
knows
II10
tor'
l-.ssington
where
tier
liusband
wns
a
cannery
manager.
Durinig
more
recent
yenrs
Mrs.
Iiylg
resided
al
lliver
Inlet.
One
or
Ihe
deceased
lady's
,
dauchters
is
Mrs.
L.
W..JIogpni
.formerly.
Mis,
Mary
Inrjgtvho
allendeil
High
School
in
Prince
lluperl
several
It
screen
form.
iley'.Trnnnniy,'nr
Thn
''""'nil
look
is
in
the
title
role.
They
search-'
rlf,f0
Thursday
last
in
Yn-
ed
far
and
wj(U
fnr
-i
.
ipeler
,!"uv,'r-
i'aunearers
were
(Japl
Pan"
type
and
fojmd
Miss
Hron-8on
right
under
Hieir
very
noses
in
Hie
Hollywood
studios.
Krnest
Torrence,
as
the
.frightful
pirate
captain
Hook,
gives
a
characterization
which
over
II.
b.
Johnson.
Capl.
J.
K.
Xie,
'ajd.
J.
Park.
Hugh
Davidson,
p
O.
llleknell
and
A.
lliitheiford.
LUMBER
FOR
ELEVATOR
shadows
even
bin
role
of
Jackson
The
Frank
Waterbouse
Co.'
in
"The
Covered
Wagon."
Ami
freighter
lloberl
II.
Merrick
ar-the
5iame
goes
for
each
and
jwcryJHved
in
port
al
0
o'clock-
yesler-other
member
of
the
cast.
It
ls!day
morning
with
t.'Kl.noo
feet
said
that
six
months
were
upentjOf
lumber
bir
the
elevator
con-before
a
camera
was
turneil
on
.
si
ruction.
The
vessel
is
(js
"Peler
Pan"
lhal
It
might
be
a
charging
nl
Hie
lumber
assem-near
perfection
aft
it
was
possi-jbly
wharf
and
will
return
south
ble
to
make
it.
I
today.
I
1
tit
ertnee
HOW
ABOUT
THAT
fj
Lumber
.
Mitts
and
ci"
We
are
Agents
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
ivu"
sell
their
products
at
mill
price
Phone
116
or
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