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Opposition
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approval.
Tuesday,
May
20,
1925.
Apparently
Sir
Henry
Drayton
considers
Prince
Rupert
of
lit
tic
value
from
a
voting,
point
of
view.
He
seems
to
assume
thai
it
will
go
Liberal
anyway
at
the
next
election
and
as
a
mat
ter
of
policy
it
is
not
worth
while
to
do
or
say
anything
in
favor
of
this
port.
He
opposed
the
vole
for
the
local
elevator
when
it
came
up
several
days
ago
and
be
opposed
it
and
criticized
the
expenditure
severely
yesterday.
Sir
Henry
gels
righteously
indignant
at
any
money
being
spent
tin
a
Canadian
National
port.
Me
is
the
active
leader
of
I
lie
Conservative
remnant
in
the
House
of
Commons,
attending
to
most
of
the
intensive
criticism
for
his
'parly.
Happily
for
us
some
of
the
Progressives
support
the
government,
especially
on
such
matters
as
this
and
as
a
result
the
elevator
vote,
is
passed
and
the
romplefiuu
of
the
structure
assured.
Fred
Stork
of
course
did
his
bit
in
gelling
it
through.
Still
Rumors
Of
8llk
Trade
Here.
There
are
still
rumors
-that
Prince
Rupert
will
handle
the
silk
trade
from
the
Orient
by
way
tf
the
Nippon.
Yusen
Kaisha
steamer.
New
speedy
vessels
have
been
built
for
lhat
big
company
and
they
can
beat
any
other
time
by
shipping
this
way,
if
the
Canadian
National
Railway
ct-operates
by'
speeding
up
its
service.
The
Japanese
have
bad
their
eyes
on
this
route
for
a
long
time
and
one
of
these
days
it
will
be
adopted.
The
coming
of
the
Yokohama
Mam
here
this
aufjimu
is
likely
to
be
the
precursor
of
regular
sailings
if
it
is
found
that
the
business
can
be
dune
this
way.
'
Provincial
Ministers
Coming
Next
Week.
Two
provincial
ministers
are
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
next
week
during
Ibe
course
of
a
tour
of
northern
British
Columbia.
Hon.
William
Sloan,
minister
of
mines,
will
doubtless
go
north
lo
Portland
Canal
points
and
probably
will
visit
the
interior.
Hon.
V.
II.
Sutherland,
minisler
of
public
works,
has
not
yet
seen
some
of
the
newer
public
works
which
have
been
com
pleled
stich
as
the
Terrace
bridge.
.'-Rolh-.'jriinister.s
are
in,
conjrol
of
departments
of
the
government:
which
AreAvetta
jhiwtrtnnl'jJhi'PrtiW4,
'Rupert
and.
dis
trict
and;
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they
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suitably
en
tertnined.
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There
is
at
present
no
provincial
election
pending
and
all
will
be
able
to
iiuile
to
make
the
reception
of
the
miniters
n
impressive
as
possible.
Unfortunately,'
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlullo
will
not
be
able
to
come.
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Monday
and
Tuesday
"His
Hour."
Telephone
tilrl
Series
So.
8,
"The
Square
Sex."
Inlernational
News.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Cnrinne
OrilJilb
in
"Love's
Wilderness."
Comedy
"First
100
years."
Topics
of
the
Day.
Friday
and
Saturday
"The
Thundering
Herd."
Comedy
"Commencement
Day."
Pallie
Review.
"HIS
HOUR"
PROVES
TO
BE
FASCINATING
PICTURE
Film
Shown
Last
Night
Will
be
Repeated
Tonight
at
West-holme
Theatre
The
picture
shown
last
night
(ells
of
Tamara
Loraine,
a
lovely
yinmg
Knglish
widow,
while
trav
elling
through
Kfiypt,
very
informally
meets
(i'ritzko
Milaslavski,
i
Hussian
prinre.
(Jritzko,
the
most
popular
man
in
all
Ilussia,
is
immediately
fascinated
but
she
rebukes
his
advances
until
they
are
formally
introduced
at
the
Khedive's
ball,
given
for
the
tilled
visitors
from
llussia.
Although
he
is
attracted
'by
(iritzko's
niaghelic
personality,
Tamara's
natural
reserve
resents
his
dar
ing
impertinence.
Their
next
meeting
takes
place
in
SI.
Petersburg
where
Tamara
is
visiting
her
Itussian
god
mother,
the
Princess
Ardacheff
More
attracted
by
the
lovely
young
Knglish
widow
than
by
any
other
woman,
Gritzko
says
his
hour
will
conic
although
her
aloofness
is
discouraging.
Tam
ara
sees
Gritzko
constantly
for
lie
is
one
of
her
godmother's
closest
friends,
and
although
be
is
led
to
believe
that
she
is
in
different,
she
almost
confesses
her
love
for
Hie
dashing
young
prince
during
her
winter's
visit
Meanwhile
Count
Hons,
an
other
friend
of
the
Princess.
falls
under
the
spell
of
the
haughty
Tamnra'
atid
Gritzko
Is
frantically
jealous
of
their
friendship.
Kiogef
lo
tarouse
Tamara's
jealousy,
Gritzko
bc-
omes
very
attentive
to
Taliane
hebanoff
who
has
adored
him
for
a
long
time,
Imt
Tamara
mis
understands
bis
attention
as
an,
attempt
to
humiliate
her.
When
the
two
men
fight
a
duel
lo
decide
who
is
lo
dance
the
cotillion
al
the
court
ball
with
Tamara,
she
is
so
upset
that
she
begs
her
godmother
lo
allow
her
to
return
to
Kngland.
How
ever;
Ibe
Princess
suggests
lhat
instead
she
will
take
a
party
lo
Moskow
and
exclude
Gritzko,
who
hears
of
the
plan
ami
boards
the
same
train.
Tamara's
godmother
bad
always
bopel
for
a
romance
be
tween
Ibe
beautiful
girl
and
bril
liant
prince,
and
realizing
that
Ibe
two
are
really
very
much
in
love
with
each
other,
sets
aliout
handling
the
situation.
She.
con
tinues
giving
a
round
of
gay
par
tics
ami
social
affairs
in
Mns
cow
and
Ibe
two
srrow
more
Jn-
lerest,ii1
In
each
oilier.
jj'itikn
.kidnap.
Tirrnara
one
night
'while
driving
her
home
from
a
ball
and
takes
her
to
bis
cabin.
She
faints
from
fright
and
shock
and
regains
con.
sciousness
to
have
Grilzko
say,
"Madame,
I
ask
you
graciously
lo
accord
me
the
honor
of
your
hand
in
marriage."
Feeling
there
is
no
otbpr
way
out
she
consents,
and
lii
hour
bus
come.
Weeks
later,
afler
the
formal
court
wedding
of
the
Prince
and
Tamara,
all
misunderstandings
are
cleared
up
and
they
realize
i
they
love
each
oilier
deeply
amL
truly.
j
CORINNE
GRIFFITH
LOVES
WILDERNESS
Comeliness
Leads
to
Difficulties
In
Recent
Film
Shown
This
Week
I
A
magazine
writer,
in
a
recent
j
review
of
the
film
career
of
Corinne
Griffith,
referred
to
her
'as
"beauty
in
distress."
Her
pic-j
lures,
be
added,
almost
always
showed
her
in
difficulty
because
of
her
pulchritude.
In
"Love's
Wilderness,"
her
latest
First
National
production.
1
Corinne
faces
quite
a
different
i
situation.
She
Is
still
"beauty
jin
distress";
however,
il
is
not!
I
because
of
her
wealth.
It
Is
her
i
1,
tnielniess
lifficulty.
a
comparative
straiiigcr.
NIGHT
IN
BOHEMIA
IS
BEING
PREPARED
Musical
Revue
Belnq
Staged
by
Elks
Next
Week
i
into
with
a
cast
and
c
bonis
of
more
mini,
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The
story,
'written
by
l-.velyn
:;nudiell,
a
well
known
writer,
hows
Corinne
as
the
belle
of
a
idle
Louisiana
town
and
engag
ed
to
wed
an
explorer.
Hie
tires
of
waiting
for
him
to
return,!
The
tuns!
popular
form
of
en
tertainment
liefore
the
public
in
iveenl
years
is
(he
modem
musi
cal
"revue"
presenilis
Ibo
nurj
popular
singing
ami
dancing
number's
from
the
current
musUi
eal
comedies
ami
the
spectacular
chorus
numbers
Jn
novel
attd
diiiiily
coslumes.
Such
is
I
ho
nature
of
"A
Ni;rbt
in
Bohemia,
:ie
big
musical
revue
which
I
be
V.V
will
produce
in
Ibe
West
holme
Theatre
on
June
2
and
3,
Mian-
iiity
iiirui
i-uii-ri.iiiiri
More,
than
Iwettly-flve
inuleal
numbers,
ranging"
from
the
mod
em
jass
lo
jjmnd
opera,
nil
I
he
new
dances
and
an
elaborately
costumed
chorus
will
be
features
of
the
forthcoming
production
ami
all
presented
will,
beauli
with
j
though,
and
finally
elopes
ful
stage
selling
in
the
nature
of
In
the
wilds
of
Canada,
where
a
modern
irel
the
couple
seek
to
make
their
""'''
n.l""Jiiy
'
rmr.i,
injected
into
the
performance
by
home.
Oorinne
is
afforded
oppor-
the'"ie
eoioreu
wai.ers
,.,
Kr.
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4
.
(unity
lo
di-jday
perhaps
mw!
tindMilintis
bit
of
tense
y
a
u
i
i
e
n
n
m
"I"""
dramatic
acting
of
bee
rarecr.'nnd
Ibe
eveji.ing
promises
two
She
is
shown
as
an
.
abandoned
jaml
one-naif
hours
oi
ciean.
wife,
fighting
for
her
life
an
a,"ln,0"!,
enn-naooiM-o..
mr
blinding
blizzard.
Ihtdd.es
nag
iay
i-un,i
win
re-
Later,
in
a
se.inenre
of
elabo-'ceive
ine
i.en.-ms
oi
me
io
per-
ralo
scenes
depicting
Ibe
Sou
Mi
!
fonnanees.
Sea
Islands,
she
returns
lo
tier'
gorgeous
costumes,
for
which
she
is
noted,
and
again
rises
to!
emotional
heights
when
she
dis
covers
herself
bigamously
mar-'
rietl.
THUNDERING
HERD
IS
BUFFALO
STORY
Roamad
Plains
"The
Thundering
Herd,"
is
a
vigorous
mixture
of
entertainment
and
instruction,
of
history
and
fiction.
It
has""
tremendtKis
dramatic
value,
yet
Hie
(lirilli
ig
.story
it
narrates,
the
adventures
and
incidents
Ut-unfribls?
and
(tie
scenes
it
pielui's
are
fiased
up
on
facts
that
are
historica'ly
true.
-
Jbe
phtdoplay
,
was,
adapted
tions
of
Ibe
early
settlers
provide
enough
action,
drama
and
suspense
for
a
half
a
dozen
photoplays.
The
last
big
Indian
attack
upon
the
whiles
and"
Ibe
cxcilinig
stampede
of
n
vast
herd
'
n
buffalo
furnish
Iwo
of
Ibe
many
dynamic
scenes
for
this
epic
picture.
A
Pastry
H
Iream
i&JJ
Mix
together
7-H
cup
sugar,
1-3
cup
flour,
1-3
teaspoon
salt.
Add
2
eggs
slightly
beaten.
Pour
gradually
into
2
cups
scalded
milk
1
cup
Pacific
Milk
and
1
cup
of
walcrk
Cook,
slirring
.constantly
for
15
minutes
or'
until
thick,
in
double
boiler.
Slir
occasionally
as
it
coeds.
Flavor
w?
cn
almost
cob).
Pacific
Milk
Go.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
Factories
at
Ladner
and
TICKETS
NOW
READY
The
Canadian
National
Hail
ways
have
now
on
sale
Summer
Kxcursion-
tickets
to
Jasper
Na
tional
Park,
Kdmonlon
and
Cal
gary.
Tickets
good
going
and
reluming
direct
or
one
way
via
Tells
In
Picture
of
the
Slaughter
(Vancouver.
Kxcursion
tickets
to
of
the
American
Bison
That
.Winnipeg
ami
points
in
r.asiero
Canada
and
United
Stales
go
on
sale
May
22nd;
choice
of
routes,
stop-overs,
very
low
fares.
Full
informal-ton
al
City
Ticket
Oftlce,
r28
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Huperl.
Phone
200.
"Dated
May
liu.
joj.
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ACT.
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of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
lo
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In
Skmi
Uml
PIMHct.
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ll-trlrt
of
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fnrt
Mwanl.
It
C.
TAKK
MiTICK
lhat
l
nni
Itlvrr
from
the
absorbing
novel
of
t.ie.
parkin
Ctminy.
Limited.
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prt
r.d
same
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for
ienuU(l4on
,
centect.
around
ithe
glamorous!
tt
fcdhiwina-
dfMTiid
iand
-
and
colorful
days
of
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law
bTv.'
i
Grev
knows
the
west
in
the
earlv
Mrtrt;
ittmr
w.iittxriy
ahmr
t-w
days
as
do
few
Others,
aild
Lll-!
larallH
U
the
Miiilherlv
lMund4r
r
l
ot
cien
Hubbard,
who
scenariz
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mirw
fun
,.rucr
nuriti
IIik
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t
wiio
iiirvi-n-u
il
nave
ueen
carc-jor
nurnnenrement.
rnntainlntr
half
an
ful
to
follow
the'
novel
down
lo
its
minutest
details.
Instead
of
viewing
a
plain
doited
with
cities,
ranches
and
cement
roads,
Ihe
film
shows
us
the
west
as
it
wns
fifty
years
ago
a
vast
wilderness,
ranjtfd
by
great
herds
of
buffalo,
overrun
by
wolves,
bears
and
mountain
lions
and
inhabited
by
fierce
nomadic
Indians.
Interwoven
with
the
Iheme
of
the
story
which
concerns
the
long
drive
that
was
begun
In
'7fi
to
the
buffalo
fields
of
Wyoming
and
Montana,
Is
a
virile
romance,
the
principals
of
which
ar
Jack
Hull
and,
.Lois
WJson.
The
()eVrlopnent
Of
.this
iov
affair
which
is
hlndcredt';by
Miss
Wilson's
guardian'i
Npb
Hccry,
and
the1
suffiiring
i'aird
priva
rrf.
more
or
!,
SkEK.vt
nivrn
pAcki.xa
COMPAMY,
LTO.
Appllrtil
Dated
Vtv
lit.
1J.
LAND
ACT.
Nollct
of
InttnUon
to
Apply
to
Liih
Land
a.
In
the
I
.arid
llecordlnt
fltrlrt
ut
1'lirw-e
nu-rt,
aiwt
anuate
on
the
north
wel
rnao
of
I'M
me
llaiHl,
II.
:.,
airn(-maU'lv
U
mile
in
nth
finni
tlie
imsilh
or
Winter
llarhor.
Take
olre
that
nie-Mlllerd
Limited
of
Vanrouver,
ll.i...
orrnpatlnn
pa-kerf,
inlfinl
lo
aiiily
fur
a
iae
of
ihe
follow
Inr
denrrllied
land:
CoMMiem-lna-
al
a
ihim
planted
appro
x
Inialely
al
mllea
nnrlh
frnmi
the
Inmiih
ut
Winter
Harbor,
pearne.
Iland;
llienre
nnrtlment
urn
(
-
rhaliK.
tiuire
or
le.
to
low
water
nurk:
thence
norlhi-ao
alona-
low
water
mark
one
hundred
nl
nUty
(180.
rhalii.;
thenre
aniitheant
tun
if,
rhaln:
Ihenee
uiulhui-l
hundred
and
nitty,
itfiiti
rhalna.
more
or
lew,
to
point
of
roniiiirnretiiftit
am
eon
laininf
uuriy
iwo
s
arrea,
more
or
1e.
oosK
Mii.t.r.nn
livitch.
.-vaine
or
ACplli-ant.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
to
Lata
Landa.
In
Ihe
Ijnd
ltenrdlnr
IiUtrlrl
of
Prinre
Unpen,
and
situate
on
the
norlh
mI
miit
tit
li.r.M
11.
nH
111'
.(.mh..
linaiely
three
lulled
north
rfom
the
mouth
of
Winter
llarlior.
Take
S.rtKe
that
rrlzreira
tJmUtd
or
Prinre
ItuiN-rt
ll.i;.,
nrriipallon
parkem.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
leae
or
ilxi
tul-lowlnir
denrrilied
landa:
CuiiiiiienrliiK
at
a
Im
planted
approximately
three
mllea
norlh
from
Ihe
monlh
or
Winter
llarhor,
peare
Inland;
tlienri-lMirtliwet
two
(i
rtulm,
iiw
.re
nr
Iran,
to
low
water
mark;
thencii
aoiithwent
alonir
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
lty
(lOiii
rhalin;
Ihi-nre
Xoiitheant
two
t)
rlialna;
thenre
iinrllifant
one
hundred
and
oltly
(ICO)
rhalua.
more
nr
lemt,
to
point
or
romiiienrernenl
and
rott-lalnina;
iWrtj-lwo
(ii
arrea,
nMire
or
Irm.
Fnizzr.M.'s
t.iMiTrn,
.Namn
or
Appllraut.
M
nated
May
lth,
Hit.
LAND
ACT
In
Prinre
nuneri
Land
IUtrlcti
DUtrlrl
of
Prinre
Miiperl.
TAKE
NOTICE
"that"!,
"MerMI
Dea
Drlnay.
pr
Vancouver.
B.C.,
orrupatlun
aalnion
hroker,
Intend
to
apply
rnr
txTiiiUflmi
to
purrhae
the
rollowlnft
dearhhed
laud:
Comnieneltifr
at
a
pot
planted
H
mile
aoiith
or
the
aoiithrarf
rorner
or
lit
7oo,
Hlllle
Creek,
Inn
re
4,
Coait
lUMrlrt;
thenre
north
0
chain;
thence
weal
trf
rhalna;
thenre
aoiitb
ilo
rhore,
line
In
an
eterly
dirertion
to
point''
of
mm-luenremenls
rontalnlnir
40
aerea.
mora
or
MEMM,
PES
DIIISAV.
Unteit
prll
tuth
Annllfom
Edwin
Elroy
Barnum.
Arent,
NOTIOC.
..
iTAi'E.i
NnTICE
that
after
puldleatlon
of
thla
nntlee
for
four
roneeullve
wei-k
We
lml
apply
to
the
.Jleirlalrar
or
Joint
Stork
(.oiiipanle.
Vlrtnrla,
II.C,
lo
rhnnire
ine
nnioe
in
ui
i;irtnpany
lo
thai
or
"8.
,H,
iohiHtnn
Conipanv,
Limited,"
i.!'a,Vl..,t
l'r.u!v
"iipert,
II.C.
till
Ulli
day
or
May,
A.n,
tBfi.
Pltl.ILK
IIUPMIT
ISimANnj
AOCNCIES
LTD.
1
resit
as
me
m
air
Those
bright-coloured
slip-ons,
pull-overs
and
blouses
arc
loveliest
if
you
keep
them
"fresh
as
the
air."
But
they
must
be
laundered
so
carefully.
Teev,
May
,.
wrm.
Mas-
v
m
t
Harsh
bar
soaps
break
down
the
weave
of
almost
ny
rannot
Particles
of
it
cling
to
the
fabric
and
ret
it.
But
the
mild
foamy
Lux
suds
prtueJ
through
and
through
the
soiled
pjru
will
make
a
garment
dean
and
fresh,
without
harming
it
ia
the
least.
Remember,
if
your
nrctty
things
are
safe
in
pure
water,
m
,necd
have
no
fear
of
them
in
the
mtlJ
Lur
suds.
Will
It!
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