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.vember
22,
1920
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TWO-GUN
MAN
I
HERE
TONIGHT
KTOKV
IS
TIIHII.MNU
ONK
ASK
,
IKI.lt
TIIOMi
M.tx
or
ItKAI.
j
.MTIOV
The
thrilling
story
of
"The
Two-Oun
Mn"
with
Fred
Thompson
and
Stiver
King
leading
character
U
to
be
seen
tonight
at
the
Weatholme.
i
Den
Randall
In
the
Ueuebee
of
the
.Mam
think
of
bu
dad
and
hli
borte.
811m
King
back
ham
at
the
ranch
!
siting
far
talm
to
com
back
from
the
war.
Dad
Randall
u
forced
to
mortgage
Ms
herd
to
pay
a
aicajo
lax
debt
,t
Itor
Johnson.
ho
haa
bought
them
i
op
after
ateUn
the
receipts
for
the,
money
whfel,
Randall
haa
actually
paid,
i
!
la
the
trenches
Dan
la
ordered
to
repair
a
communication
line,
which
he
does
I
at
tfce
rUk
cf
hla
life.
He
aavea
hu
life'
with
the
gun
hta
father
gave
him,
the
mate
to
hieh
Dad
hti
kept
at
home.
After
the
war
Dean
return,
and
la
met
by
8Uer
King
Hiding
to
the
ranch.
Dean
aavc
John
Buckley,
a
akk
old
man.
bu
daughter
Orace.
and
a
little
child
from
the
graaptng
lactic
of
Texas
I'ett
one
of
Johnson's
hireling
The
8Ukieri.
are
dying
of
Uurn
and
hare
no
money
to
buy
the
drtnka
of
water
frm
the
water-hole
which
Pete
la
guarding
and
charting
mosey
for.
Dean
ihra.hes
rte
and
SUter
pu.br
bun
ano
the
hole.
Johnaon
at
the
ranch
baa
two
men
force
Dad
Randall,
ay
tog
and
neglected
to
aign
over
the
ranch,
but
Dean
arrive.,
then
dilutee
of
them
quietly.
Just
before
Randalls
death
be
give
Dean
jib
aerond
gun.
telling
Bint
of
John-eon
villainy.
The
Stickley
now
take
charge
of
the
water-tote,
but
Texaa
Pt
f
ilia
it
up
and
they
are
forced
to
;
accept
JohMoa'a
boepltallty.
Sheriff
Oreer
aaa
Dean
to
help
catch
the
cattle-rustlers,
but
Dean
rrftuea.
That
night
nine
hundred
Of
Johnson
oattle
are
rustled.
Johruon
aenda
to
j
town
lor
the
beat
gunman
available,
and
Dean
take
the
Job.
eUare
Johnaon
doea
,
not
know
bM
real
identity
If
Dean
geta
jibe
oattle
and
the
naetier.
he
la
to
be
'
paid
l0oa
Dean
tetla
the
bertft
he
'will
turn
tbe
rtMUera
over
to
him
at
t
the
Big
Blwe
MOM
Tauraday
noon
Johnaon
lock.
Orace
in
a
vacant
room
when
sb
apwraa
bia
advance,
and
(
Dean
rtoea
op
with
the
etolen
cattle,
.aaytng
be
wttl
produce
the
metier
when
be
geta
hla
money
Johtaaoti
trie,
to
trick
hla.
but
Dran
wttti
pretty
gunplay
!aa
agility
oukea
has
aaoape
on
SUvera
,
back
Through
the
window
Pete
.
la
I
about
to
aboot
Dean
w
hen
Grace
hlta
i
him
wttb
a
chair
and
Dean
retcuea
her.
WATER
NOTICE
m
i
iiki
imi
ir
TAKE
NOTICE
tb.l
Ooaae
Packing
Coanpany.
Umited.
mtiot
addreaa
u
Vancouver.
BC
wlU
appiy
for
a
licence
to
uke
and
ue
IO0
0OO
gallona
per
day
at
witter
out
of
Unnamed
atream.
which
Mow
r.urtbweateriy
and
drain
Into
C.pta:na
Cove
at
bead
of
Captain.
f
.e
The
water
vrtU
be
diverted
from
Ute
atream
at
a
point
about
700
feet
fi
m
mouth
and
will
be
uaed
for
com-nitrial
and
domeatlc
purpoM
upon
the
land
deacrtbed
aa
Lot
13U.
Range
4.
Coa."
Dtetnct
TkJ
notice
waa
poated
un
the
ground
on
tbe
4th
day
of
November
19M
A
copy
of
tbla
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
-Water
Act"
will
be
filed
In
the
..nice
ol
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert
BC
Objectlona
to
the
application
may
be
filed
with
the
aald
Water
Recorder
or
with
tbe
Comptroller
of
Water
Rlchta,
Parliament
Building.
Victoria.
BC.
within
thirty
day
after
the
first
appearance
of
tbia
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
la
November
10
I9M
OOSSE
PACKING
COMPAST
LTD.
Applicant.
By
J.
r.
Strang.
Agent.
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ACT.
notice
or
itvtiov
to
.rn.v
TO
IXAxE
LAND
t
nn
niTr
tnrt
Recctrdlna
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
and
altuate
on
an
luana
tn
won.
wirt
iji
...
mMk
rr,m
inH
Tun
nf
wit
21P9.
n
coast
Dutrlct
imoatly
tide
flat
iim
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I
nit
Bval1
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aaaaaaaa
aa-a--
t
TAKE
NOTICE
that
John
Bergman,
of
Oon
iuver.
uu..
occupanou
h.i.
intend
to
apply
for
a
leaae
of
the
fol-
jA.ikajl
tit
rA
lOWIIlK
UTBHliw
eea.
a(VA
Commencing
at
a
poet
planted
300
feet
north
of
northwest
corner
post
ai
I
.iiu.
tv.npa
i
rmn
trrt
southeast:
thence
300
feet
westerly:
thence
1.000
frVt
northwest;
thence
100
feet
to
post
!
planted,
and
containing
ten
acre,
more
or
'"
JOHN
BERGMAN.
Applicant
Dated
October
80.
1W
IN
PHOHATE.
THE
SlTlil.Mi:
f
Ol
ltT
OF
ItKITISII
t
lll.l
.11111...
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Krl.tlan
Pedersen.
lhix-u,
,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
im
Hwuir
F
McB.
Young,
dated
the
28th
dar
of
October,
ah.
i
f-
Sofnted
admtnutrator
of
tbe
Estate
o
Kruttan
Pedersen.
deceaaed;
and
all
irMUlred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
!-VANltAh:WATT.
I
official
Administrator.
Trlnce
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
thl
Uth
day
of
November.
I
A
D.
19M.
IN
PKOHATK.
iitKMiTroTiiT
of
iiiutimi
!
iv
Tin:
11
M
roi
l
'miiia
,
.
..
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
In
theVatter
of
the
Estate
of
George
West,
Deceased.
Intestate.
Si?
2
CraV
west,
deceased:
and
all
parUea
h.vina
claim
againsi
nr
m
K
reaulred
to
furnish
same,
pro-
verified,
lo
me
on
or
befo,,
th
lt
rt.V
Of
uecemorr,
i
w.
indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-
nartles
psrur.
"
-
,h
.mount
of
their
in-
SSSSnS.'TS
mhwuh.
Otflclal
Admlnlatrator.
Prince
Rupert,
DO.
Dated
the
10th
day
of
November,
A.D.
1B38.
WEEK
AT
Tlin.VTKC
Morula
and
Tuesday
Fred
Thomson
In
"The
Two-gun
Man."
Adventure,
of
Uazle.
Ititemational
News.
WrrtneMUy
and
Tlmrwlay
"Her
Second
Chance."
Comedy
"Mid
in
Morocco."
Aesop's
Film
Fsbies.'
I
rldj)
and
sturday
"Tbe
Orand
Ducheaa
and
Walter."
"Our
Gang"
ccmedy.
Tathe
Ilevlcw.
GRAND
DUCHESS
AND
the
'
i
Johnaon
and
hta
men
quickly
puriue.
",
Tbe
aherlff
and
the
poise
at
the
mine
are
waiting
for
the
ruatler.
By
a
pulley
atunt
pulled
by
Silver.
Dean
leada
them
right
Into
the
aherirfa
trap.
They
are
all
caught
but
Johnaon,
who
geta
away.
Dean
purauea
while
Orace
tetla
the
aherlff
Of
Johnaon'a
perfidy.
Dean
Jumps
on
Johnaon
from
Silver
back,
and
both
fall
to
the
ground,
fighting.
Dean
wtna.
hand
him
over
to
the
aherlff.
haa
won
back
hi
father'
itolen
good,
and
geta
Orace.
HER
SECOND
CHANCE
SrORY
OF
MOUNTAIN
GIRL
WHO
EXCELLED
Anna
Q.
MUaaon,
First
National
film
atar.
wUl
bring
a
number
of
new
atylea
to
the
fore
thl
week
when
abe
appeara
on
the
acreen
Wedneaday
and
Thuraday.
Tbla
U
the
glat
of
report.
i
from
other
dtiea
where
her
lateat
picture.
"Her
Second
Chance."
haa
already
been
aeen.
A
la
well
known
to
the
admirer
of
the
lovely
actreta,
a
goodly
part
of
ber
dreaa
creation,
are
of
her
own
cte-aign.
Prior
to
the
filming
of
a
picture
Mia
Nil
won
dealgna
whatever
gowna
or
wrap
ahe
wUl
be
called
upon
to
wear.
In
"Her
Second
Chance"
the
atar
atarta
aa
a
poor
Kentucky
mountain
girt
and
rteea
to
the
height,
of
a
wo
rn,
n
of
faahton.
Tbe
gowna
worn
by
Mtaa
MUaon
in
the
Utter
episode
are
deacrtbed
aa
the
lait
word
In
elegance.
HunUr
Oordon
Playa
oppoalte
Mlas
Nllaaon.
with
Charlie
Murray.
weU
known
Comedian.
In
a
featured
comedy
role.
The
film
la
an
adaptation
of
a
novel
by
Mra
Wtlaon
Woodrow.
It
waal
directed
by
Lambert
HUlyer.
Eve
On-aeU
made
the
adaptation.
June
Mathla
waa
editorial
director
THE
WAITER
ARRIYES
Wrll'Kiinan
Mioan
lniular
Mage
Play
lo
Iw
In
I'trtore
Here
at
The
well-known
and
popular
stage
play
"The
Orand.
Ducheaa
and
the
Walter"
la
to
be
shown
here
In
picture
,
at
the
w
eek-end.
The
atary
in
brief
j
follows:
j
Florence
Vldor.
a
Orand
Duchess,
haa
been
forced
to
nee
to
Paris
with
a
vestige
of
her
court.
foUowtng
the
rise
of
revolutlonlata
in
her
home
country,
j
Attending
a
theatre
one
evening,
Mlaa
'
Vldor
Is
aeen
by
Adolphe
Menjou.
a
millionaire
Beau
Brummel.
who
be-
comea
immediately
Infatuated
with
her.
All
hla
attempts
to
meet
her
are
coldly
lenored.
and
finally
he
engage
a
auite
of
room,
directly
below
those
ahe
occupies
at
a
prominent
hotel.
To
be
near
ber
be
bribes
an
old
waiter
to
enow
him
to
act
aa
a
noor-walter
In
her
aulte.
So
perfect
la
hie
make-up
that
Miss
Vldor
fall
to
recognize
him.
In
i-.l
.(fnrta
as
a
waiter,
however,
he
falls
miserably
and
end
up
by
spilling.
a
pitcher
of
cream
down
ber
neck.
j
Aneered
br
hi
clumslneaa,
Ml&s
Vldor
i
determines
to
punish
htm
by
making!
him
a
member
of,
ber
personal
atatf.
She
then
nroceeda
to
make
hla
Hie
mis
erable,
treating
him
aa
though
he
were
a
block
-of
atone
and
loading
him
with
every
unpleaaant
task
from
waahing
her
dag
to
shining
her
ahoea.
One
evening,
unable
to
sleep,
she
summons
Menjou
and
orders
him
to
get
some
champagne.
In
so
doing,
he
bring
two
glasaea.
Upon
demanding
an
explanation,
Menjou
dlscloaes
hla
love
for
her.
At
thla
blow.
Mlaa
Vldor
aLnoatj
faints.
Menjou
takes
her
In
hla
arms
j
Just
aa
the
court
membera
enter
at
the
door.
Mlaa
Vldor.
though
rrallalng
ahe
la
in
love
with
the
waiter.
Is
forced
to
repulse
him
out
of
mortified
pride.
On
the
following
morning
Menjou
discards
hla
Incognito
and
returns
to
Miss
Vldor'
aulte
with
the
Intention
of
disclosing
hla
real
Identity
and
asking
for
her
hand.
To
his
despair,
the
royai
party
haa
disappeared.
On
th
table
he
find
a
heartbreaking
little
note
from
her
thanking
him
for
hta
service.
Month
later
finds
Menjou
persistently
but
despondently
searching
for
Mlaa
Vldor.
'ahe
la
now
the
proprietress
of
an
humble
inn
near
Paris.
While
driving
home
from
the
racea
Menjbu'a
car
breaka
down
near
th?
inn.
Then
and
there
they
are
Joyously
re-untted.
Movie
Gossip
for
Those
Who
Attend
Shows
at
Theatre
Desire
for
authenticity
tn
photoplay
settings
provide
movie
companies
with
world-wide
travel.
Only
recently,
Lon
don
and
th
ancient
village
of
Deuhara
.a..-"
V
bt
1
Trm
most
astonishingly
"real"
music
is
now
possible
in
your
own
home
because
this
principle
is
applied
correctly
to
the
new
Orthophonic
tone
chamber.
Scientists
call
It
"matched
impedance".
It
results
in
"smooth
flow
of
sound"
and
the
most
wonderful
music
you
ever
heard
from
any
instru
Bucks
n
England
were
exteror
"aeta"'
"One
Increasing
Purpose,"
Paris
la
the
iDcale
of
"Seventh
Heaven."
for
which
Director
Frank
Boirage
haa
been
seeking
"location"
for
hla
company.
Among
the
acreen
folk,
Monte
Blue
hopes
to
become
a
movie
director'.
Syd
Chaplin
desires
to
travel,
Louise
Fa-tenda
wishes
to
be
a
great
emotional
actress
and
Jane
Wlnton
and
Myrna
Loy
want
to
become
great
motion
picture
actresses.
When
Clara
Bow
appeared
with
a
Chow
dog
the
hair
of
which
matched
her
flaming
red
locka
In
color,
the
combination
was
so
appealing
to
other
stars
that
a
fad
waa
started.
Dogs,
kittens
and
birds
of
colors
matching
the
hair
of
their
mistresses
now
are
sought
as
pets,
The
age
of
a
photoplay
makea
little
difference
to
fans
In
the
Bahama
Islands,
reports
Charlea
Stalllngs,
production
manager
of
a
picture
being
made
In
the
lalands.
He
aald
he
recenUy
aaw
Kathleen
Williams
In
"The
Man,
the
air!
and
the
Lion,"
which
wa
made
when
Hollywood
was
a
pots
to
patch,
Tom
Mix
waa
an
extra,
and
Charlie
Chaplin
waa
singing
in
the
English
music
halls."
Times
have
changed
alnce
Tom
Mix
!was
chsperonlng
cowa
tn
Texaa
and
I
Oklahoma.
"When
I
waa
a
cowpuncher,
it
took
monty
to
buy
a
gUl
a
meat,"
h
aald.
tie1
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Made
only
by
yictor
Orthoph
"True
in
Sound
ctor
Credenza
Model
I3S5
Mah
L
By
that
we
mean--the
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
principle
is
exclusively
"
controlled
by
the
Victor
Company
ment,
anywhere.
You
must
be
careful
in
buying,
though,
or
you
may
miss
the
real
'
objective.
Look
for
"His
Master's
Voice"
trademark,
and
for
your
demonstration,
go
only
to
"His
Master's
Voice"
dealers.
Models
obtainable
on
convenient
terras,
from
$115
to
$385
onic
Trade
Mark
Reg'4
Victrola
aa
he
dined
at
the
chuck
wagon
on
location.
"Now.
when
I'm
able
to
buy
a
cafe,
should
I
want
It,
I
coundnt
find
a
girl
who
would
eat
more
than
a
slice
of
toast
and
a
tomato.
Seemingly.
Ideas
on
forms
have
changed,
too."
Chester
Conklln,
comedian,
la
seeking
to
popularize
plpe-amoklng
at
banquets
and
other
aoclal
gatherings.
At
a
recent
banquet
Conklln
auggested
to.
a
group
of
friends
that
they
reUre
during
the
after-dinner
speeches
for
s
smoke.
Their
plan
was
revealed
and
the
toast-
matter
Invited
them
to
amoke
plpea
at
the
tables.
-Hank."
an
educated
dog.
which
plays
Tob"ln
"The
Return
to
Petri
Grimm,"
had
to
be
rehearsed
several
Umes
so
as
not
to
bark
when
he
saw
.
the
Image
of
hi
matter
In
the
house
when
"Oom
Peter
Orlmm"
returns
from
beyond.
Castles
go
up
In
smoke
at
Metro-Qoldwyn-Msyer-a
Culver
City
atudto.
Bete
that
once
appeared
aa
gay
cafe
scenea,
a
castle
on
the
Tthlne.
and
the
-bi
of
roses"
In
"Three
Weeks,"
were
burned
s
wast
material
In
the
furnace
that
heata
the
studio
boiler.
Gloria
Swanaon,
John
Barrymore
and
Buter
Keaton,
are
completing
their
nrst
Independent
productions.
Mis
Swsnson
Is
well
advanced
In
her
work
on
"Sunya."
at
the
New
jYork
studio,
Bsrrymore
hsa
another
month'a
"shooting"
scheduled
on
"The
Beloved
Rogue."
at
Hollywood
and
Keaton
1
cutting
and
UUtng
The
General."
wood.
also
In
Holly-
Finding
new
and
attractive
Utles
for
motion
picture
plays
Is
becoming
a
difficult
task.
In
view
of
the
thousands
of
copyrighted
stage
and
screen
productions
made
yearly.
The
legal
depart,
ment
of
the
big
film
companies
sre
kept
busy
searching
motion
picture
records
and
the
copyright
files
In
Washington
to
avoid
duplicating
a
tlUe.
In
addition
to
being,
original,
motion
picture
titles
must
be
short,
ss
they
-.re
generally
used
tn
electric
sign
dls-lays
and
electricity
costs
money.
The
Paramount
atudlo
property
department
waa
called
upon
to
find
a
aorse
that
would
be
an
exact
dupUcate
3f
a.
farm
horse
used
In
Thomas
Melg-ban's
location
work
at
Calgary,
Alberta.
A
horse
the
same
size
snd
general
color
waa
finally
located
but
a
painter
had
to
put
a
white
apot
on
tbe
animal's
rorehead
and
on
one
rear
leg
before
It
would
answer
as
a
substitute
of
the
original.
Russian
boots,
blouses,
capa
and
shawls
wUl
make
their
way
Into
the
styles
of
tbe
film
colonies,
Count
Llys
Tolstoy,
who
la
In
Hollywood,
predicts.
"The
girls
will
even
wear
baggy
Russian
psnts."
aays
th
Count.
"These
are
made
In
bright
colors
and
of
silk
In
the
majority-
of
cases.
The
Russian
blouse
I
already
in
vogue
among
the
film
atar
and
the
picturesque
Russian
turbans
should
find
much
favor."
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for
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trademark
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