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CLEANING
AND
PRESSING
337
Third
Avenue
D.I
i
nuuen
n.ij.
Ur.
Alexander
Smith
Block
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w
DENTIST
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
it.
''rtaBe,
Warehousing,
and
''istributiriK.
Team
or
Motor
Sorviie.
n'Oai
Sand
and
Gravel
w
Speclalln
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
St.
Regis
Cafe
?Hnce
Rupert'.
Leading
Restaurant.
Bakery
UnaurpaMd
Third
Avenue.
i:
!:
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Douglas
Maclean
in
".Never
Say
Die.'
Comedy
".lu.-il
a
fiood
fitly."
I'alhe
Iteview.
Friday
and
Saturday
"A
Thief
in
I'aradise."
Felix
Comedy
Cartoon
Topic
of
I
In-
lay.
STORY
OF
OUTLAWS
SHOWN
HERE
TONIGHT
Love
Affair
of
Beautiful
Girl
and
Cowboy
Give
Rise
to
Thrilling
Situations
The
Zane
(irey
Varamnunl
picture,
"The
Jiorder
Legion,"
featuring'
Antonio
Moreno
ami
llelene
Chadwirk
in
the
pririeipul
role,
will
he
flmwn
here
tonight.
The
story
deals
wilh
Hie
love
affair
of
a
heaiiliful
daughter
of
Hie
Wej-t,
ilaye
hy
Miss
Chad-wick,
mid
Moreno,
a'
young
cow-hoy,
and
with
the
activities
of
a
lotnU
of
ruthless
outlaws
called
"The
Jtorder
I.ejfion,"
headed
by
Ilockliffe
Fellowes
and
fJihsnn
(lowland.
Taunted
hy
the
girl,
Jim
Cleve
decides
to
join
the
l.ejrion.
'1'he
girl,
forgiving,
rides
to
hriug
lii
r
1
1
hack,
hut
is
iulcrceded
hy
hIK
who
lakes
the
girl
a
pris
nner
to
his
lonely
cahin
in
the'
mountains,
lie
tries
In
nvike
love
to
her
hut
she
resists,
shooting
ami
wounding
him.
CJevr
goes
In
the
cahin
to
enlist
in
the
Legion.
JIc
catches
siwlit
of
the
girl
and
manages
to
net
a
woiM
alone
wilh
her.
They
Inn
in
ecae.
When
ihis
proes
impossihle.
Jim
finds
an
itinerant
preacher,
and
he
and
the
girl
are
married.
The
outlaws
ride
In
raid
a
gold
camp
hut
are
helrayed
and
only
four
escape
alie.
During
the
raid
f'Jevc
and
the
girl
escape
on
the
coach
carrying
the
pold
from
ihe
camp,
-hut
he
remnants
or
the
hand
hold
up
Ihe
cnali,
w.iund
('leve
and
again
carry
off
Hie
girl.
The
handils
have
galhered
in
a
cahin
and
are
playing
cards
In
see
who
shall
have
the
girl
when
leve.
-hloody
and
harely
able
lb
Dtand.
staggers
in.
He
reaches
for
his
guns.
The
lights
are
knocked
-out.
I'istnls
flash
and
then
Advertle
In
Mm
Dflllv
New
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TERR
ITOR
OF
ALASKA;
DIVISION
NUM-nrn
nmr
uvOCR
PRECINCT
.
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in-
Mailer
t
ll)f
Ule
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Havla.
Pereiswl.
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iiw.h.i.
to
lleira.
v
vlr
lie
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an
order
duly
lned
and
wa.le
ir
ri'-ord
in
the
''..ye
enlllled
milri
on
in
I
Mli
lay
or
April.
.
ii;;-lire
l
hrrehy
KUMi
in
(Trrii
Ial.
tiie
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the
ihove
named
do-
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itd
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oilier
person
rlalnilng
IV
2..VZ:t
in
me
alxive
named
eiaie
mat
lliry
and
rai
li
nr
Hu
m
are
Hereby
re
milred
l.i
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nd
PIar
In
Uie
above
5
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Alaska,
and
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a
urartorv
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ii.
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of
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l'libllratlon,
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Mliiiliiltiratnr.
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Elrny
Barnuiii.
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AprU.Jrd.l
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WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
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or
IMibllr
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lil
o
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Hie
and
plan
and
Kr
toffi
tXm
V
'
""piled
at
Prlnee,
H..per.
"
C..
thin
vth
day
or
April,
TimMAS
tnoTIEn.
nv
wiuiinn.
Manon
OomaUf,
bit
soiiciiora.
and
ciiiis!
what
a'
a'
bear
near
,oi
,of
rbnledf
isltuhtton!
r
F.verylhing
was
(bus
set,
when
Jack
double-crossed
Ihe
gang
by
remaining
in
Ihe
best
of
health.
To
make
a
funny
.situation
worse.
Violet,
in
the
person
of
the
adorable
Lillian
Mich,
fell
madly
in
love
with
Jack.
She
jusl
couldn't
help
doing
il.
II
unset
Hector's
efforls
Hector!
was
Hie
fooljsh
fiance
to
drug
in
a
Parisian
vamp
lo
compro
inise
the
unwilling
bridegroom.
Xo
one
but
Douglas
MacLcan
would
be
clever
enough
to
t'X-
Iricale
himself
from
so
many
complications.
link
the
ffohl-grnbbcr
wasn't
beaten
yet!
lie
hired
an
expert
gunman
to
catapult
Jack
into
eternity
and
Jack
had
the
wild
est.
niosl
hilariously
furious
ride
of
his
life
eluding
(he
gunman
in
a
dilapidated
hackney-cab,
which
lost
horse
and
cabbie
and
barely
missed
crashing
in
In
no
less
than
seventy-nine
obstacles.
WEEK
END
PICTURE"
LOOKSJJKE
WINNER
"A
Thief
In
Paradise"
Features
a
Polo
Game
Played
by
Beautiful
Girts
In
Bathing
Suits
Doris
Kenyon
Is
the
leading
4
-
i.
May
18,
lP2-r-
TOTE
DAILY
-FEW
PAoE
flYE
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
J!
WEEK
AT
THEATRE
Monday
and
Tuesday
"The
Border
Legion."
"The
Telephone
Oirl,'
Series
Xo.
7.
Iiiternalioiial
Xcw..
2
3
s
V6
7
&
9
o
W
KM
9Jt27
viimm
MWzTl
'
39
KEY
TO
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
Horizontal
I'ertaining
to
tilling
soil
To
sew
temporarily
Seejs
out;
comes
out
slowly
as
a
liquid
A
hoy's
name
(ah.)
To
worry;
pester
Prince
of
Wales"
Hanch
(ab.)
for
cleaning
floors
A
laud
measure
(Metric
syslem)
S3
lleprove
2S
A
snare
25
Spasniodic
twitching
of
muscles
A
symbol;
a
keepsake
To
acquire
knowledge;
memorize
For
boring
holes
The
quality
of
being
habitually
silent;
disinclined
lo
conversation
Vertical
To
aid
or
encourage;
assist
A
slick
or
rod
Itoyal
Society
ab.1
Three
odd
letters
LOTS
OF
GINGER
IN
"NEVER
SAY
DIE"
AT
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Mld-Week
Play
Features
Douglas
KacLean
Who
is
Supposed
to
be
Sick
Jack
Woodbury.
otherwise
Douglas
MacLean.
was
supposed
lo
have
heart
trouble!
A
corps
of
noted
physicians
diagnosed
his
case
as
leaky
valtes
and
palpitation.
It
really
was
only
a
bee
which
bu.r.eif
around
in
the
doctor's
stethoscope
and
afterwards
stung
Jack,
on
the
chest.
The
only
heart
trouble
Jack
ever
had
was
on
account
of
Violet
and
her
ravihing
dimple.
Hut
she
whs
engaged
lo
llector.II
was
a
case
of
loc
at
first
sight
for
Jack
After
the
doctors'
mistake
Hector
saw
his
chance
to
pick
up
an
easy
inheritance.
-
He
forced
Violet
lo
agree
to
marry
Jack,
become
his-
heir
and
save
his
forlune
from
going
lo
chari.ly.
l.atrr
she
could
marry
Hector
who
happened
o
he
Jack's
best
friend.
;lt
didn't
sound
lik"
a
nice,
iljing
lo
do,
but
all,
boys
Ii
A
coin
0
A
northern,
water
bird
7
To
fondle;
a
plaything
H
Two
odd
Hellers
U
A
contraction
of
"ever"
(backwards)
HI
To
fivl
siKht
of
115
A
heavenly
body
17
A
path
IK
Mankind
IS)
A
kitchen
utensil
20
A
residue
2J
I'ertaining
to,
painting
and
piclures
22
And
so
on
'.(ab.)
2fi
For
flavoring
-eatables
27
lop;
refrain
from
28
To
rip
2!)
A
nickname
for
a
political
parly
31
A
beverase
.'12
Meaning
"three"
33
A
women
devoted
to
a
religious
life.
3i
Used
to
keep
woman's
hair
neat
30
Account
fabV
3K
Gills
(ab.
Thife
in
Paradise,"
filmed
for
Prince
llupcrt
audiences
and
to
he
shown
here
aL
the
week
end.
Here's
what
it
iav
Tim
rrlfinirii.e
nT
llin
Pliitifi
I
...
.111.-
v..;.'
I
Seas.
HeachcomJiers
diving
in
the
waters
for
rare
pearls.'
A
j
fiithl
underneath
Hie
water
two
I
men
battling
for
a
pearl
and
then
their
bigger
fisht
under
water
with
a
shark.
San
Francisco
society
where
a
man
masquerades
in
aunt
tiers
place
and
steals
n
pirl's
heart.
Ami
contrasted
wilh
i
this
is
San
Francisco's
bohemia
where
this
thief
has
a
rendezvous
-with
an
F.urasian
belli!.
A
polo
matrh
blondes
vs.
irunettes
on
horseback.
Some
thing
entirely
new
iifver
before
hown
on
the
screen.
A
runaway
chase
(hat
runs
IJic'
whole
gamut.
A
big
society
revel
where
a
beauty
does
an
under
water
dance
dressed
in
a
costume
of
pearls.
It's
original,
loo
and,
boys,
il
certainly
is
beautiful
ami
Ihe
girl
is
captivating.
And
an
airplane
honeymoon.
Some
thrill
full
of
new
delights.
And.
the
emUngj
climax
llial
grips-Mi.
filling
enili
for'
a
mar-
veHi)us
picture.
"
.
1
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YSr-
HOW
do
you
live
And
what
do
you
give?
Do
you
hriug
words
of
cheer
To
all
who
are
here?
dr.
are
you
a
pall
.
Ilringing
sorrow
lo
all?
Just
llnnk
for
n
hiin'ule
What
fun
there
is
in
it
If
all
do
their
part
Willi
hand
and
willrhcaYl
To
make
life
worth
living
Their
services
giving.
CAN
a
person
be
truthful
and
popular?
Scarcely!
Uul
who
wants
lo
be'
popular
anyway?
THIS?
world
i
no
place
for
liniui
people,
niey
ipse
every
thing
and
gain
nothing.
Life
goes
lo
Ihe
courageous.
THIS
is
Monday
yej
very
few
women
are
worrying'
over
Hi,
family
washing-
A
MAX
Is
known
by
tjje-
money
he
spends
and
a
girl,
by
the
clot
lies
she
wears.
THIS
only
way
lo
account
for
the
noi?e
some
people
make
is
that
the
doctor
must
have
lady
In
the
original
story,
"A
scratched
them
with
a
gram
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time'
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right..
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
.The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
-
J.-
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
opium
a
needle
when
vaccinating
(liein.
XQW
that
Ihe
liquor
Irafnc
is
properly
controlled,
it
is
wonderful
what
a
rot
of
drunks
are
lo
be
seen
on
Ihe
st
reels
of
an
evening.
I
T'S
a
rum
no
liquor.
fleet
fhat
carries
The
jgrealesl
authority
on
berth
control'
is
a
pullman
'
'
'
'
"
DOWN
al
Fort
William
they
were
luauKXiii
to
nuvo
a
snow-stfTm-lta'-onUM'-iolT
their
fires..
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Piince
Rupert
May
18,
1915.
Dr.
Wesbrook,
president
of
the
,1'niversily
of
II.C,
was
a
visitor
in
the
city
al
the
end
of
the
week.
He
arrived
from
the
Kast
by
train
and
took
the
boat
for
the
south.
It
is
likely
he
will
return
here
in
a
few
weeks
to
address
the
Canadian
Club.
V.
K.
Scot
I,
deputy
minister
of
agriculture;
and
Dr.
Scoll,
live
slock
coniiiiissoncr,
will
arrive
here
Tomorrow
to
mako
i
lour
through
the
interior
on
which
thcv
will
be
accompanied
by
11.
H.
Walker,
supervisor
of
experimental
stations,
and
A.
H.
romlinson,
local
hitrticuHuralisl.
The
recreation
grounds
at
Acropolis
Hill
were
opened
this
afternoon.
There
was
a
parade
headed
by
Ihe
cily
and
Mellakall.i
bauds
and
two
baseball
games
r
one
between
Prince
Rupert
ami
Mellakatla
and
Hie
oilier5
be-Iween
the
'Culls
and
Calholic
Club.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
inspector,
will
return
to
Vancou-
It's
mighty
good
business
Canadian
VAcinc
"vaiuT
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
rail
from
Prince
Rupert
Tor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Intermediate
point
each
SUNDAY
and
THURSDAY,
10
PM.
For
ANYOX
Wadnttday
10
PM.
For
STEWART
Saturday
10
P.M.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
tictpt
Sunday
11.30
ajn.
for
l'rliwe
(iet.rire,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
all
km
ii
u
KasfM-n
Cannla.
Uullid
Mates
AOENCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Ticket
Offlc.
C28
Third
,
Prlnca
Rupart.
Pkona
260.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangill,
Jun.au
and
Skagway
May
Slh,
18th,
29th,
Juna
8th
For
Vancouitr,
victoria
and
Stattla
May
1t,
12th,
22nd,
Junt
2nd,
13th.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Buttdala,
Swanaon
Bay,
Eatt
Balla
Ball.
Octan
Falla,
Namu,
Alart
Bay,
Campbtll
Riyer,
and
Vancour
ontry
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamahlp
Llnaa.
Full
Information
rrom
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Central
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.-
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnra
from
Prince
Rupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tueeday,
5
P.M.
'or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON"
and
Naaa
River
Cannerlee,
Friday
A.M.
128
2nd
Aeenua.
4.
Baeseley,
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
ver
on
the
llardena
tomorrow
evening.
While
here
he
is
inspecting
the
(l.li.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
l'rospeclor
and
the
lug
Fearful.
N
O
T
I
O
E.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
arier
piitillratlnn
or
tliln
.Vitlrp
Inr
four
ninseciiuve
weekn
we
Hull
ap.ly
in.
Uie
HeRlnrar
of
Joint
Stock
Doiiip.'iiilen,
VlrtorU,
11.1),,
to
rliuiiKC
the
mine
nf
the
C.otnri.inj'
In
Hint
ur
"S.
n.
JntmMnn
&
Company,
Limited."
I
Klei
I
at
I'rlncn
luiliert,
II.
C,
thU
fill
day
or
May.
AD.
IVib.
PH1NCL
nUl'tllT
inSlTIANCE
A0E.1C1E3
LTD.
aauTtjEXSEQba.
MARINE
MOTOR
I-ess
Klarler
,.
.
$250.00
With
Starter
....
,$300.00
novernineiit
Taxes
and
l'reiglit
Kxlra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
i