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Police
Commission
to
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MfliTiiniiii
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linu
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tli!
cily
I'mmril
aini'iiil
lint
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hylaxv
so
as
tn
(iiiililliit
the
slamlinrr
il
cars
wilhiii
siiccifii-il
ilislanccs
Iocjii
Hie
apiiniaclic
In
pulilii?
place
siii'li
as
ilaiicn
IihIU,
Ihealrcs,
i-liiiri'lics,
clc.
Tim
inalli'r
was
lirinijslil
hy
Cum-
imssHincr
OiiiiiIis
who
slaloil
Ilia!
Ilic
parking
nf
rars
near
pn-niiscs
when'
ilanci-s
ami
on-l'rlaiiiiimnls
worn
in
jinifxros
liail
Imoiiiiic
a
nuisance.
So
greal
was
I
he
oinifreslinn
al
I
linos
I
lia'
il
was
alums!
.inuM-lii
fop
a
liixi
In
drive
up
In
an
enrraneo
In
iliseliaw
a
fare,
lie
innve.l
Ilia!
Hie
ciiimcil
lie
rcijuosloi)
in
lake
action.
Commissioner
.Moiilnuiery
si'eontleil.
Cniiffoslinn
nf
cars
in
Sixlli
SI
reel
liolwoen
SoConil
and
Thinl
Avenues
and
the
prnmisciinus
liarkinp
nf
ears
on
I
lie
stroolH
was
also
refeiToil
In.
RIOT
OF
FUN
IN
THE
WEEK
END
COMEDY
AT
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Potash
and
Perlmutter
as
Movie
Producers
Is
Hilarious
Event
No
I
so
Inn?
an,
a
motion
picture
company,
in
taking
i
veulory
nT
its
slock,
discovered
in
il
vaiills
a
picture
which
lial
never
heen
issued.
Safe
in
lis
liu
hnx
these
five
reels
of
film
had
resloil
for
Hie
past
ten
years,
liavinlieen
made
in
the
days
when
liu
motion
picture
was
truly
in
ils
infancy.
II
was
discovered
thai
the
picture
hail
hecii
denied
dislrihulion
when
it
was
first
made
simply
hecause
of
an
over-supply
existing
at
Hull
lime.
II
was
a
serious
society
tlraina
in
five
reels.
The
officials
of
Hie
company
ilcciilnl
to
view
II.
In
tlieir
pr-jVction
iimmii
a
dark
miniature
Ihoalre
whore
pictures
are
ofeeiiejl
for
pielure
was
executives,
thrown
on
The
Hiei
screen,
and
from
llieu
on
shouts
of
merriment
and
mucous
laughter
rang
throughout
the
office.
The
story,
intended
as
a
very
serious
dcirma,
hud,
after
Ion
years
turned
iuln
a
most
hilarious
comedy.
The
acting,
which
in
ils
day
had
heen
considered
superlative,
now
seemed
crude.
The
story
appeared
grolesijuo
and
overdrawn.
The
titles
read
like
a
paper-covered
novel
(if
IHKU.
Finally
it
was
decided
In
re-edil
and
re-tillo
Hie
picture
and
issue
il
as
a
comedy.
This
picture
shows
Ihe
Iwn
famous
einal;
and
suit
partners
in
their
initial
atlempl
In
hc-enme
movie
producers.
Their
first
serious
drama,
like
Hie
movie
of
Ion
years
ago,
liecomes
the
mosl
side-splilliiig
comedy.
The
picture
within
a
.picture,
however,
is'
jiisl
one
of
the
many
adveiilurt'f
That
.Mcssis.
J'olasli
iiud
I'erlniuller
encounter
in
"In
Hollywood
with
Potash
a'nd
I'erlnrilller."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Oscar
A.
K.vans,
'J'oronlo:
.1.
J.
Thompson
and
W.
.1.
Cnmpholl,
Vancouver:
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Itoi.I,
t'sk;
W,
Vanderllp,
Terrace
BILIOUS
AND
SICK
HEADACHES
ARE
CAUSED
BY
CONSTIPATION
Once
yon
nllou-
j-nur
(hhvpU
in
Iioimkih'
rniii!iilfl
.von
will
lici'iuiiit
trimhli'il
wltli
lilltotis
nnil
slrk
heiiilurlies,
ami
for
relief
yon
iiiiit
liHp
)mr
llvir
to
ihimivo
th
poisonous
Mle
Uiu
Is
rlirulailiiK
In
Die
liloiul
mid
Uw'Ulnir
Uh
fhMi-f
biliary
-leiii,
t-'ni'
Ihl
liorposfl
tlicrn
u
no
other
ri'iiinty
lo
equal
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
Mr.
t.
n.
NoihwoU,
Ii,
.
Nn.
,
nrinnn,
Out.,
wrlli-s:
"J
nuTutly
troulilril
Willi
roiHllpiilloil,
nil
slrk
anil
lillloiit
iK'.mlnrlH'it
i-iuiiunlfd
wJIU
(levoi-H
voiiiIUiir
cpolls
hi
i-li
uunle
nm
vrry
iniKPnil)!!'.
I
Irli'il
Oirfi'lrnt
reinetlles..
wllliont
itIIoT,
bill
Hue
UklnK
l.a
l.lvcr
I'MM
Urn
linaU.H-in'ri
uu
ouiHtliiailmi
i
ti.-ive
illsappfareil,
mul
I
nm
vrry
lliunkfiii
1
rnr
wlint
tiify
liv
ion
ht
m."
j
fnr
sale
al
all
(Ii'mrkIsm
ami
ilenlerH:
I
put
up
only
by
Tli
T.
Mllbui
n
Co.,
Llm
UtJ,
Toronto,
Oat.
Good
Men
From
Puget
Sound
Coiiipi-isiu
the
lock,
slock
and
harrel
of
I
he
Vicjnria
Cougars
who
are
Ik)I
favorites
In
finish
nn
lop
in
the-
NVj'sIoni
Canada
Hockey
League
raw
sul
Huis
enter
the
final
for
tliii
Stanley
cup,
emhh'nialic
of
the
hockey
supremacy
of
Hie
world,
four
old
Seattle
Mels
have
lieen
inslniiiieiila!
in
giviup;
Victoria
Hie
Riealesl
hockey
machine
in
the
history
of
Hie
capital
cily
for
Ilicli
!i21-.Tj
season,
says
a
Vancoiixcr
sporls
wriler.
"Hap"
iJnlmos,
one
nf
Hie
ffrealosl
goalies
thai
ever
strapped
on
a
pail,
lias
heen
playing
Hie
greatest
game
on
his
loug
career
while
in
rout
of
him
(innlnu
J-'rase'r
has
been
por-
mrniing
ui
me
siyio,
which
was)
prettified
hy
i'ele
Alulilnnn
when
lie
signed
Ihe
alnrily
ilefonci!
man
with
Hie
Soaille
Mels
two
seasons
ago.
,
In
Ihe
forward
line
Hie
speetjy
r'lyslou
has
heen
parljcularly
i4ffeclie
in
the
relief
role
to
J-'
ra
nk
l-'reilerickson,
fjoigar
ace,
and
on
more
than
one
occasion
his
eagle
eye
has
liirueil
Ihe
liile
of
victory
in
fuVnr
of
Ihe
(.oogjirs.
"I'oxy"
.lack
Walker,
kuow,n
as
one
nf
Ihe
hardest
men
fn
the
league
In
slop,
has
heen
playing
in
even
-heller
form
Ihan
last
season,
divpile
his
long
association
with
Hie
ice
game.
-
i
When
Ihe
lineup
nf
the
Con-,
gars
was
announced
.last
fall
and
it
was
seen
Hiat
Lester
I'alrickV
practiced
eye
had
deninnstraled
his
keen
insig)i,
local
hockey
loxporls
at
oniM'
irediclei
:i
win
ning
loam
fur
the
Island
entry.
j
Willi
such
players
is
llnlmos.
Walker,
Fuysloir
and-l'raser
the
very
cream
nf
Ihe
old
Soatlle,
.Mels
hnlstcrcd
up
hy
the
pick
of
the
old
Victoria
sijuud,
Ihe
leuii'i
could
not
help
hut.
finish
in
Ihe
money.
As
a
matter
of
fact
only
for
a
diasJrous
trip
through
the
prairies
when
Ihe
mercury
liov-
lered
around
Hie
JO
below
mark
the
Cougars
would
have
finished
j
on
lop
of
the
league
pulling
up.
As
il
was
lliey
made
Ihe
playoff
I
wild
something
to
spare.
ELKS
CHAMPIONS
OF
MEN'S
WHIST
LEAGUE
Won
Again
Last
Night
Over
Moose;
Sons
of
England
and
Sons
of
Canada
also
Winners
The
I'.lks
are
Ihe
champion
nf
Jlie
men's
seel
ion
nf
Ihe
l'ra-
Menial
Whist
League.
They
added
another,
tn
their
firing
nf
victories
during
the
reason
when
lliey
defoaleil
the
.Moose
last
nighl
hy
In
3.
The
Snns
of
I'.nglanil
won
hy
n
Vimilar
margin
over
Hie
Knights
nf
I'ylhias
and
Ihe
Sous
of
Canada
won
over
the
Kuigllls
of
ColunihiiK
hy
to
S.
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The
letigiie
sliiiuling
o
dale
is
as
folloWs:
;
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;
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I'.lks
K.
of
H
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SI.
Andrew's
S.
of
C
w:
S,
of
V.
Oddfellows
(I.
W.
V.
A
Moose
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of
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MOST
USEFUL
PLAYERS
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BASKETBALL
SEASON
Vic
Menzles
Best
In
Senior
Lca-
,
gue;
C.
Mitchell,
Ladies;
W.
Gray,
Intermediate;
S.
Gurvlch,
Junior
Vie
llonzie.
isons
nf
Canada
Senior
League
team;
Miss
Caroline
.Mitchell,
or
(ill's
Ladies'
League
lean);
William
Owiy
of
Hie
(irollo
in
Hie
Julermodiale
League,
ami
Spirit
(lurvich
of
the
Colts'
Junior
aggregation
will
receive
gnld
incilals
as
heiug
Ihe
inns)
useful
in
their
resMcliv!
leagues
during
Hip
recenl
haskel-hall
reason,
'l'his
anunnuccmcnl
Ts
Iiiaile
hy
J.
Camjihell,
presl-dejil
jif
Hie
iMince
HuperJ
JJas-keHiall
Assncinlinu
following
a
vole
heing
tuken
hy
Jhe
exeou-I
Ivft.
The
wJeclion
nf
Vic
Menxiesi
was
almost
unanimous.
Lillian
Lowo
save
Carolin'o
Mitchell
u
It
costs
you
seven
out
of
every
ten
dollars
to
live
ECONOMIC
experts
tell
us
that
it
costs
the
average
family
about
70
per
cent
of
its
total
income
to
buy
food,
clothing,
household
utilities
and
all
the
multitude
of
little
things
that
keep
a
family
comfortable
and
happy.
Seven
dollars
out
of
every
ten
and
that
doesn't
include
rent,
luxuries
or
entertainment.
Think
what
a
job
it
is
to
spend
this
large
proportion
of
your
income
wisely
and
well.
To
get
the
biggest
and
best
possible
value
from
every
one
of
those
seven
dollars!
The
clever
woman
goes
to
the
advertisements
of
her
daily
paper
for
help.
There
she
finds
a
directory
of
buying
and
selling.
She
learns
about
the
offerings
of
merchants
and
manufacturers.
She
compares
values.
She
weighs
quality
and
price.
She
takes
this
opportunity
of
judging
and
selecting
almost
everything
she
needs
to
feed,
clothe,
amuse,
instruct
and
generally
bring
up
her
family.
Do
you
read
the
advertisements?
You
will
find
them
willing
and
able
to
serve
you
in
the
daily
business
of
purchase.
Advertisements
are
guardians
of
your
pocket-book
read
them
carefully
close
run
in
Ihe
Ladies
League
while
Hill
Oray
j
ti
!
nosed
ou'
Arthur
Phillips
in
the
Inler-nicdialc.
S.
(lurvich
had
a
good
margin
over
Vnshi
Kalsuyama
his
only
compelilor
in
Hie
Junior
League.
SCHOOL
ATHLETICS
j
ARE
ENCOURAGED'
School
Board
Agrees
to
Pur-i
chase
Football
and
Catcher's
Mask
for
Borden
Street
Al
Ihe
molding
of
the
school
hoard
last
nighl
il
was
decided
lu
purchase
a
fool
hall
and
a
calchor's
mask
fur
Hie
use
of
Hie
hoys
nf
llurden
Street
school.
Miss
Mills,
principal
if
Ihe
school
staled
thai
an
Alhlelic
Association
had
heen
formed
in
Conneclion
with
the
schnnl
and
Dial
Mr.
(VXeil
was
helping
in
Ihe
work
of
supervision.
Certain
days
were
sol
aside
for
fnol-hall
and
haseiiall
allorualcty.
j
Sport
Chat
There
hat
heen
nn
rrjily
from
Ketchikan
regarding
negnlia-
lions
for
the
scmliug
of
u
local
haskethall
learn
there
since
the
wire
was
sent
lasl
week
asking
fnr
a
guarauloe
of
9oo
fur
u
men's
loam
and
$8iin
fnr
hoth
men
s-
and
ladies
leainn.
II
is
assumed
thai
Kelclilkan
consid
ers
these
terms
Inn
high
and
thai
Ih"
mailer
has
thus
lieen
dropped.
The
locals
would
jki
in
make
Ihe
trip
hill
cannot,
do
so
wlllin.ul.
Insing
rnnsidorahlr
time
and
at
a
ralher
largo
ex
pense,
(in
Hie
nitier
liainl.
if
is
reali.e,
Ihal
il
might
he
dilllcuH
fur
the
Alaskans
In
finance
In
the
exleul
neenssary.
A
haseiiall
nrgauiiilion
meet
lug
was
held
in
Slewart
last
week
al
which
preliminary
plans
SPRING
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIGN
NOW.
Our
new
slock
of
Household
Paints,
Varnishes,
Kn-iimels.
ami
Alahasline
hns
jusl
arrivoil.
It
will
pay
you
In
invesligalc
inn1
"Cliiiiamel"
Depl.
for
Varnishes,
Stains
and
(irainiiig
process.
Out
slocks
nf
Huihlers4
Hardware,
Oar-peiilers'
anil
.lccliaiiics'
Tools,
Chicken
Netting,
Onrden
Tools
anil
Oeneral
Household
Necessities
are
generously
fomplclo.
Call
anil
see
our
line
nf
WKAIi-BVKIt
Alimiiuiiim.
Agents
for
tho
famous
Gurney-Oxford
Ranges
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
for
another
active
season
were
discussed.
J.
S.
Slickney
was
chosen
as
coach.
James
Mc-
Aleenan
as
manager
and
secre-
relary-lreastirer
and
Hnli
Me-Cumho,
John
McDonald
and
Hi'inie
.MrDoiiald
as
an
enlei--
lainmenl
coimnittee.
A
dance
was
held
last
Saturday
night
in
Ihe
Slewart
Hotel
In
raise
a
"nest
egg"
fnr
the
treasury.
,
The
play-nff
holwoen
the
Moose
Ladies
and
the
Daugh-loo
of
KiiiMand
lo
decide
Hie
championship
of
I
lit
Ladies'
Section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
has
heen
postponed
from
louighl
until
next
Tuesday
evening
when
tl'Xvill
lake
place
in
1
lie
Melrupoln
instead
of
the
HofIuii
Hall.
The
successful
Ladies'
leaiu
Wi
1
1
later
meet
(he
Klks,
champions
of
the
Men's
oclinu.
fur
the
Oyhluivn
Cup.
significant
ui
cily
championship.
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of
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fed.
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Near
Post
Office.
DRY
Birch
Wood
FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
60o
Per
Sack
.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
680.
Nlghi
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phon
6S.
Cartage,
Warehouslus,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Band
and
Oravel
VUa
Specialize
In
Piano
anj
Furniture
Movlnn.
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