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CO
OPERATION
NEEDED
IN
TAX
COLLECTION
At
this
season
of
the
year
we
are
reminded
that
there
is
an
other
Income
tax
form
to
fill
out
and
another
arithmetical
puzzle
to
solve
before
we
can
hand
a
check
to
the
tax
collector
and
feel
that
n
nave
to
pay
iaxes.
mat
is
right
and
just.
The
cost
of
carrying
on
the
affairs
of
the
country
must
be
met
and
the
people
who
live
in
the
country
and
enjoy
its
privileges
are
thrones
who
must
pay.
What
the
taxpayers
should
demand
is
that
the
taxes
be
kept
as
low
as
possible
and
that
the
collection
method
be
easy
and
efficient.
A
politician
is
a
person
who
can
hurl
charges
at
his
opponents
without
knowing
whether
they
are
true
or
not.
'
PRESENT
SYSTEM
NOT
EFFICIENT
The
present
system
of
collecting
the
Income
tax
is
not
efficient.
The
different
forms
have
to
be
filled
out,
one
for
the
province
and
another
for
the
Dominion.
Two
different
tax
collectors
have
to
be
satisfied
and
time
has
to
be
taken
to
collate
the
data
asked
for.
If
the
Dominion
and
provincial
forms
were
similar,
there
would
be
no
particular
objection
but
they
are
not.
There
hould
be
either
similar
forms
or
perhaps
only
one
form
with
one
collector
maVin
the
collection
for
both
government.
The
forms
cost
money
and
the
time
devoted
to
filling
them
in
is
also,
an
expense.
If
we
must
pay
taxes,
we
should
demand
from
our
government
that
they
make
it'
as
easy
as
possible
and
not
try
to
burden
us
with
unnecessary
expense
and
labor.
Vancouver
grain
shipments
are
down
nineteen
million
bushels
this
season
and
Prince
Rupert
is
up
nearly
six
millions.
But
we
must
not
crow
yet.
We
may
do
better
next
year.
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BONDS
SOLI)
WELL
IN
NEW
YORK
J
.
The
selling
of
a
15
million
dollar
Canadian
National
Railways
oonu
issue
in
."sew
i
one
in
two
hours
was
something
of
a
record
in
Canadian
finance.
It
is
an
indication
that
the
finances
of
Canada
are
sound
and
that
the
"whisjter
of
death'Ualamity
howlers
of
a
few-years
ago
have
been
shown
to
be
nothing
but
false
prophets.
Canada
is
prosperous
and
the
C.N.
Railway
is
prosperous
and
it
is
to
ie
hoped
it
will
continue
to
prosper
and
give
the
service
that
the
people
of
Canada
require.
Much
of
the
credit
of
this
will
will
go
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
our
own
railway
.director,
Fred
Dawson,
should
get
at
least
a
modicum
of
praise.
Cheer
up
people,
the
worst
is
yet
to
come.
Next
year
or
the
year
after
there
may
be
an
election.
QUIET
WORK
BUT
EFFICIENT
Fred
Dawson
Is
out
of
town
and
the
writer
of
this
article
h
I
as
not
seen
him
for
months
so
this
is
erhaps
a
good
opportunity
to
mention
the
quiet
and
efficient
work
being
done
by
the
local
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
He
gives
a
great
deal
of
time
in
making
trips
to
Montreal
for
meetings
of
the
.board
and
frequently
he
has
to
rush
off
at
an
hour's
notice
in
answer
to
a
summons
frpm;the
president
to
give
his
valuable
advice
on
matters
in
which
this
part
of
the
country
is
directly
interested.
Report
says
that
he
is
constantly
pressing
.for
things
which
would
benefit
the
west
and
for
all
this
he.
gets'
very
little
pay
and
hardly
any
thanks
from
the
people
who
benefit.-
-
In
spite
of
a
little
cloud
of
pessimism
that
often
hangs
-over
Prince
Rupert,
it
is
noticed
that
the
people
in
the
north
enjoy
life
just
as
much
as
do
those
who
swelter
in
the
heat
of
the
south.
There
are
a
lot
of
fine
little
cities
on
Prince
Rupert
has
them
all
beaten
a
mile
really
count.
SIMMONS
the
coast
but
in
things
that
RJN-T1N-T1N
TRIUMPHS
l.mr
Slnry
nf
Two
ln-
Cciinlnj
Wrthlnie
Theatre
Tonight
dogs
they
cast
from
them,
DOUG.
MACLEAN
STARS
IN
MARINE
COMEDY
Mum
Whf.l
Happen
When
Voting
Mnn
.Muke
tip
III
Mind
In
(let
Douglas
Maclean;
the
young
man
who
went
AWOL
In
Twenty-three
land
a
Half
Hours.
Leavn,"
authored
In
"Seven
Key
to
Baldpate,"
fathered
In
"That's
My
Baby"
and
hunted
cats
In
"Hold
That
Lion,"
arrives
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
Thursday
night
In
a
snappy
story
of
the
United
States
Marine
Corpv
"Let
It
Rain."
As
"Let-Jt-Raln"
BIley,
Doug,
shows
what
happens
when
a
young
man
make
up
hi
mind
to
accomplish
something.
A
pretty
young
woman
coine
aboard-ship
and
the
marine
recognises
hey
as
In
I
The
latest
Rln-Tln-Tln
picture.
"Hills
of
Kentucky."
which
come
to
the
West.
holme
Theatre
tnnloht
and
Tuesrtav.
:
$1,00
j
deals
with
a
Blue
Glass
legend
ol
a
dogj
known
a,
the
Orey
GhosV
,.;
,
i
I
$G.U0
Back
In
the
days
when,
starvation,
wot
j
$7.50
waging
.the
mountain
settlements,
mtnj
Their
10
ugm
or
die.
When
the
do
known
as
the
Orey
Ghost
was
cast
out.
he
left
behind
lilm
a
little
boy.
who
had
been
his
constant
;
companion.
The
boy
died
of
grief
and
starvation.
But
the
Orey
Ohost
did
not
die.
He
gathered
together
the
other
dog
exiles
and
they
ran
as
a
lean
wolf-pack,
terrorizing
tv
countryside.
Some
time
after,
swhen
the-mountain-
teacher
arrived
in
the
mountain
hamlet
with
her
little
crippled
brother.
Down
by
the
stream
where
the
boy
was
fishing
came
the
Grey
Ohost.
The
little
boy
did
not
know
enough
ol
the
countryside
legend
to
run
at
sight
of
the
animal,
who.
had
eluded
fit
little
boy,
the
Orey
Ghost
was
Just
a
dog.
to
be
made
friends
with.
The
atsry
proper
Is
the
story
of
these
two;
the
boy
and
the
dog.
It
Is
a
story
crammed
with
melodramatic
surprises,
and
has
generally
been
accepted
as
the
most
powerful
vehicle
yet
devised
tor
Rln-Tln-Tin's
thrilling
talents.
With
this
tale
la
Interwoven
the
romance
of
th
school
teacher,
played
by
Dorothy
Dwan.
with
two
brothers,
.played
by
Jason
Robards
and
Tom
Bant-schl.
Mr.
Robards
la
the
actor
from
the
Broadway
stage
who
scored
so
beavUy
as
leading
man
for
Dolores
Cos-tello
In
"The
Third
Degre."
Additional
interest
for
dog
lovers
Is
lent
to
this
production
aa
Nanette,
Rln-Tin-Tln's
mate,
appears
for
the
first
time
In
a
role
of
powerful
Importance.
The
love
story
of
these
two
dogs
makes
beautiful
and
exciting
screen
material
PLAYERS
CLUB
PUTS
ON
ANOTHER
COMEDY
.Nothing
liul
the
Trulh"
IToiiiIxm,
u
;
Oier
III:
on
Wednesday
Evening
The
dress
rehearsal
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
Club
performance
of
Nothing
But
the
Truth"
took
place
yesterday
and
the
unanimous
verdict
of
thou
who
were
present
was
that
the
club
wUI
not
only
maintain,
but
will
enhance,
its
reputation
when
the
performance
proper
takea
place
on
Wednesday
night
at
the
Westholme
Theatre.
There
haa
been
a
strong
seat
sale
with
the
result
that,
by
this
time.
lew
iz
any
good
seats
are
left
at
th
booking
office.
The
plot
of
"Nothing
But
the
Truth"
hinges
around
the
possibility
of
telling
the
abrolute
truth
for
twenty-four
hours.
The
hero
of
the
play.
Robert
Bennett,
makes
a
bet
on
his
ability
to
perform
the
feat.
Tht
resulting
Inci
dents
with
his
business
partners,
his
friends
and
his
fiancee
are
tb
setting
for
a
comedy
of
hilarious
laughter,
more
details
of
which
it
would
be
un
fair
to
reveal
at
UiU
time.
The
principal
part,
that
of
Robert
Bfnnett.
la
played
by
Jlmmle
Palmer
who
bids
fair
to
excel
the
success
he
attained
la
"Mrs.
Temple's
Telegram."
The
following
la
a
capable
cast:
Robert
Bennett
J.
Palmer..
E.
M.
Ralston
Alex
A.
Connon
Dick
Donnelly
George
Hartlln
Clarence
Van
Dusen
.
.
.
.Dave
Balfour
Bishop
Doran
Arthur
L.
Bharpe
Owendolyn
Ralston
Mlas
Margaret
Palmer
Mrs.
E.
M.
Ralaton
Miss
Dorothy,
Ollllngnam
Ethel
Clark
.......
.Mlas
Etanda
Marsh
Mabie
Jackson
Miss
Josephine
Charlebols
Bable
Jackson
Miss
M.
MrOuire
Martha
Mlas
Lillian
Worsfold
The
director
la
A.
A.
Connon
who
la
being
assisted
In
this
-production
by
H.
F.
Glaswy.
George
Mitchell
1
business
and
stage
manager.
Mlas
Violet
Cameron
Is
acting
aa
prompter
while
R.
W.
Cameron
Is
assisting
with
the
clock
which
plays
an
Important
part
In
the
last
act.
The
costuming
Is
In
the
capable
hands
of
Mrs.
David
Thomson
assisted
by
Miss
Etanda
Marsh.
Tht
furniture
la
being
supplied
by
Barrle's
Home
Furnishings.
Bert
Walters
will
act
as
cashier
with
the
following
ladles
aa
ushers:
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell,
Miss
E.
MacKay.
Miss
Nora
RIvett,
Mlas
M.
Bhlel,
Mist
Frances
Cross
and
Mlas
Lillian.
Cross.
IN
"HILLS
OF
KENTUCKY"
;i
iere
iorced
to
live
like
animals.
They
if
had
no
food
for
their
beasts.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ol
WKKK
AT
WKKT.IIOL.MK.
Monday
and
"Rln-Tln-Tln"
In
tucky."
Comedy;
"And
Oeorge
International
News.
Thm-Mtav
Only
Tuesday
Hills
of
Ken-
Did.'
it
,
M'rdhe'Mlay
Only
Prince'
Rupert
PUyers"
Club
.In
,"
"Nothing;
But
the
Truth
j
n
Douglas
McLean
in
"Le
It
Rsm.
J"1
Comedy:
"A
Sea
Dog's
Tale."
Aeaop;a
Film
Tables.
Friday
ami
Salarday
Harold'
Uoyd
In
"For
Heaven's
Sake."
Comedy:
"A
Blonde's
Kevenge."
Pathe
Comedy.
sees
an"
officer
claim
her
undivided
attention
.he
soon
realize
that
chevrons
must
be
attention-getters.
Then
and
there,
he
resolves
to
raise
himself
from
the
ranks.
How
he
does
it
and
how
she
help
him
bv
lettlne
him
know
of
a
propobed
the
expert
hunters
of
the
territory.
To
tU
roboerv
Drovld
material
for
lata
of
laughs.
In
the
course
of
the
film.
Djug
becomes
embroiled
with
a
gang
of
'oandlts
on
a
run-away
mall
coach.
Does
be
get
out
alive?
WeU,
youll
have
to
see
the
picture
to
find
out.
Winsome
Shirley
Mason,
heroine
of
Desert
Oold"
and
Kosker
Kitty
Kelly."
1
the
girl.
Wade
Boteler,
who
has
appeared
In
MacLean's
most
recent
comedies,
enacts
Doug's
sworn
enemy,
Kelly,
the
gob.
Frank
Campeau,
character
actor
and
man
who
needs
no
Introduction,
la
the
marine
commander.
James
Mason.
Lee
Shumway.
Lincoln
Stedman
and
Jimmy
Bradbury
complete
the
cast.
HAROLD
LLOYD
AT
HIS
MERRY
BEST
IN
"FOR
HEAVEN'S
SAKE"
Flashing
on
the
beeU
of
his
college
comedy
classic.
"The
Freshman."
comes
another
hilarious
Harold
Lloyd
triumph,
i
bearing
the
somewhat
startling
though
quite
appropriate
title
of
"For
Heaven's
Sakel"
which
Is
coming
to
the
West-holme
Theatre
as
this
week-end'
Its-
tire.
The
Irrepressible
and
bespectacled
comedian
la
a
millionaire
clubman
and
Starts
out
to
uplift
the
hardboUed
deni
zens
in
the
alum
section
of
his
city,
succeeding
In
stirring
up
no
end
of
excitement,
fun
galore,
thrills
aplenty
nd
a
choice
assortment
of
long,
loud.
lingering
laughs.
There
is
an
abundance
of
sentiment
and
pathos
that
give
the
atory
an
ap
pealing
flavor
and
serve
to
emphasise
the
funny
gags
and
sparkling
fooltrf.
As
In
"The
Freshman."
there
la
a
worth-while
Idea
underlying
the
rollicking
humor
In
this
instance,
the
wholesome
thought
that
.happlneM
Is
to
be
found
In
helping
others.
Harold's
rlb-tlckllng
trials
and
tribulations
arise
from
the
fact
that
the
toughs
and
gangsters
resent
his
missionary
efforts.
The
methods
he
uses
in
winning
them
ever
are
as
ingenious
as
they
are
mirth-provoking.
The
role
la
one
made
to
order
lor
Uoyd
and
he
pltyt
It
-with
a
carefree
test
and
a
chipper
self-confidence
that
Is
quite
convincing
and
altogether
delightful.
Jobyna
Ralston,
whose
demure
charm
and
winsome
loveliness
was
such
an
asset
to
"The
Freshman."
Is
again
hi
leading
lady.
The
others
In
the
large
and
capable
supporting
cast
Include
such
experienced
pis
vers
as
Noah
Young.
James
Mason
and
Paul
Wlegel.
The
picture
haa
been
generously
embroidered
with
f
wealth'
of
local
color,
and
the
alum
atmosphere,
around
which
most
of
the
action
centers,
haa
been
reproduced
with
fidelity
and
realism.
BOY
ORATOR
isrwe
hleiena
I
(ilie
Sanilr
of
Une
at
Wetliiie
Theatre
TliurMlay
Ills
Bruce
Buckley
Stevens,
the
Prince
Rupert
second
year
High
School
student,
competitor
In
the
world's
champion
boy
orator
contest
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
Vancouver
Bun,
will
ap-ptar
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
on
TBursday
next
at
8.45
pjn.
Master
Stevens
Is
leaving
for
Vancouver
on
Saturday
to
compete
there
for
the
championship
of
British
Columbia.
If
successful
thert
be
will
get
a
free
trip
to
Toronto
to
compete
for
the
cham-
plonnhlp
of
Canada.
The
winner
of
this
latter
event
wUI
receive
a
three
months'
tour
of
Europe
to
contest
thert
for
tht
championship
of
tht
British
Empire
the
Hiccesstui
candidate
proceeding
to
Washington
to
compete
for
the
cham
pionship
of
the
world.
Master
Stevens
TROVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
ritiNrt:
iii-piTkt
'1:li;i:toii,l
IHHTKlf'T
StKzu:
.
KIXKTO"
L
ftlHTIUCT
NOTICE
U
hereby
given
that
I
shall
on
Monday,
the
16th
day
of
May,
1927.
at
the
hour
of
io
o'clock
In
the
fore-riooy,
at
the
Courthouse,
Prince
Rupert,
hold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
of
Revision
for
the
purpose
of
revising
tht
llsu
of
voters
for
the
said
Electoral
District,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
anv
and
all
objection
to.
.tna
retention
of
any
name
on
ti
aiid
Hats,
m
tn
h
registration
as
a
voter
of
any
applicant
for
registration;
and
for
tti
other
pur-pones
set
forth
In
the
"Provincial
Elee-Hons
Act.
Dated
at
Prlnr
uuiwrt
nn
m.
hi,
day
of
April,
1927.
,,.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
u
Registrar
of
Voter,
f
;,
;
;
:i
':
11
eers'
condition
was
Improving,
a
school
j
the
mirl
of
hu
nmt.
But
when
he
r
Act:
and
Harmless
to
Everything
rLxcent
JJirt
LEVER
ivrnvno
to
u:sk
l.M.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Webster
Mitchell,
IB
14
BROTHERS
TORONTO
will
give
a
short
address
at
the
West-
r.olme
and
visitors
will
have
the
oppor-
unlty
of
fafetrttig
what
Uw
younger
generation
can
do.
VOTIf'K
or
LAND
ACT
.WTI.V
TO
In
Range
4.
Coaat
Land
District
Land
Recording
District
of
Print-
Rupert
and
situate
in
vicinity
of
Captaln'a
Covr
IJ:tt
Island.
B
C.
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oome
Packing
Co.
Ltd..
of
323
Howe
St
Vancouver
nc
occupation
FMh
Packers,
intend
13
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
s-post
planted
about
'
mile
dUtant
In
a
northerly
direction
trom
Lot
1253.
Range
4:
thence
north
0
chains;
thence
east
SO
chatna,
thence
couth
to
shore;
thence
west
alone,
ahore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
10
acres,
more
or
less,
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO,
LTD..
Applicant.
Ter
Chaa.
L.
Roberta,
Agent
Dated
April
7f
1B27.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
URITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Matter
of
the
ComDanles
Aet
being
Chapter
38
of
the
Revlm-d
Chapters
of
British
Columbia,
1924.
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Delta
Copper
Company
Limited
INP.L
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
applicatloa
will
be
made
before
the
presiding
Judit
In
Chambers
at
th
nnn
tin,.
.
.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
on
Tuesdsy.
the
20th
day
of
May.
AD
1027.
at
the
hour
of
ten
thirty
do
JO
arn.)
o
clock
in
the
forenoon
for
an
Order
permitting
the
above
named
Com-pany
to
be
ratored
to
the
Register
of
Companies
In
the
Province
of
British
-uiuuium,
iu
iuv
umce
oi
tne
Retrlstrat
of
Companies,
Victoria.
BC
uAiiu
at
rnnce
Rupert
thl
19th
WILLIAMS,
MANSON
It
OONZALES
Solicitor
for
the
Delta
Copper
Company
(N.P.1,.
IN
PRORATE
iv
tiik
sri'itr.ME
coi
iit
ok
mutism
t'OLI'MIIIA
In
the
Matter
of
.
u
wjvij
Estate
of
Deceased,
James
Intcn-
uZ.S3ai2i!!
hi
April.
AD
mlnistrator
Ac!Lng-the
iatn
"ay
or
V?Z'
1
WM
PPOlnted
Ad.
of
the
estate
of
Jamet
Web-
ster
Mitchell,
deceased,
and
al
p-..Jf!
paVties
having
claims
avalnst
th.
i
h
art
hereby
reautred
tn
fu.i.w.
re
and
nd
at
all
'
.
n.u.
1U37.
parties
indebted
to
th
.....V
quired
to
Dav
the
amount
.
w..i
f.V
oebtedneM
to
me
forthwith.
"
NOUMAN
A.
WATT.
Offieial
Administrator
Dated
th.
13th
TaITaA,
LIMITED
;
xMk
"
?:
Mill
Ik
Tit
Ut
Ulttr
amti
fnm
Mn.
Pat,
S4i.,
tut
$
tU
utMHlltu
LoMtt
mirn
wj
thai
tbtrt
is
at
subniMt
tr
LUX.
Anything
Washable
is
Safe
With
LUX
Success
brings
imitation.
For
your
protection
LUX
is
always
sold
in
pack'
ages
never
in
bulk.
Why
experiment
when
you
can
have
LUX
?
LT39F
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Magaire
Over
Ormes
CROWN,
BRIDGE
and
PLATES
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
Ry
nn
Exnert.
I'hnno
52...
Sunday
Appointments.
Ojx-n
Hvrnlnr
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
New
Stock
of
Garden
and
Field
Seeds
and
Fertilisers
Fratt
Ruby
Chick
Food
nnd
Poultry
Supi'U'
RULKI.EV
VALLEY
HAY
AND
(IRA
IN
Our
Famous
Edson
Coal
in
any
tiuuntiUm
also
Telkwa
Coal
Store
Phone,
6fi.
Trotit-r
Dock
Pl'"'
f