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;
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.
J
In
the
picture
"The
Buckaroo
Kid"
it
Me"
Westholmj'
(
theatre
tonight
and
tomorrow,
starring
Hoot
Olbson,
Ed.
Harley
aa
a
boy
of
IS.
alone
In
the
world,
Is
befriended
by.
a
Nevada
rancher,
whtr
gives
th
boy
a
'home'
and
an
education
and
where
he
la
grown,
sends
htm
to
San
Francisco
to
talk
with
Henry
Radlgan,
a
wealthy
banker,
about
a
Job
as
manager
or
Radlgan's
ranch.
,
Radlgan
bellevln;
him
too
young
refuses
to
consider
him,
ao
Ed.
goes
to
the
ranch
and
takes
charge
anyway.
He
quickly
whips
the
1
ranch
Into
shape,
but
a
month
later
Is
paid
arr
angry
visit
by
Radlgan.
who
has
Just
heard
of
his
daring
action.
Many
eventful
days
follow.
Harley
Inherits
the
ranch
of
his
patron
Mr.
Mulford,
is
caught
In
a
financial
hole
and
falls
In
his
attempt
to-borrow
money
because
of
the
Interference
of
Radlgan.
He
has
threatened
the
apoplectic
old
banker
that
he
will
"cut
off
his
ears"
If
Radl
gan
ever
Interferes
In
fits
business
af-
-
-
fairs
because
of
the
row
over
the
ranch.
Monday;
Feb.
21
'
1927
ntf
"et'
out
wiousiy
to
do
it
when
he
Is
dissuaded
by
Lyra
Radlgan,
daughter
of
the
rancher,
who
forces
her
father
to
;ler.d
Harley
the
necessary
money,
then
marries
the
fiery
young
Lochlnvar.
The
Conservatives
have
started
another
scandal
which
promises
to
be
just
such
another
"mare's
nest"
as
they
have
been
stirring
up
DOLORES
n
COSTELLO
.npMn
during
recent
months.
This
time
they
have
found
a
man
not
i
crDPCM
TDIITMDU
even
in
British
Columbia
but
exiled
in
Seattle
who
has
been
willing
111
otKttil
1
KlUitlr
H
to
make
a
sworn
statement
that
the
minister
of
public
works
had
ne-
-
gotiated
for
some
liquor
profits
for
himself.
The
matter
bears
all
cnrwn
lively
orphan
iiri
wh
the
earmarks
of
being
just
such
an
affair
as
General
McRae
was
'Sroi"''
'P
"'
i'ie
Me
responsible
for
a
few
years
ago
and,
if
care
is
not
taken
to
keep
it
'
tJ
I
T
self
into
a
similar
box
as
General
McRae
did
and
from
which
he
stoTf
concerni
.
,ovelT
pnt1
only
extricated
himself
from
with
good
hard
cash.
gjr,
(Doiores
costeiioi.
who
has
been
Apparently
it
is
just
another
example
of
Jhe
same
old
Tory
tac-
brought
up
by
three
Dutchmen,
owners
tics.
Having
nothing
Constructive
to
offer
and
so
far
unable
to
01
a
lighthouse
near
where
she
and
nail
anything
on
their
political
opponents,
they
regale
themselves
btT
mother
bad
been
shipwrecked.
In
with
a
halo
of
purity
and
innocence
while,
behind
the
scenes,
they
order
10
wln
her
huge
ortune-
tn
perform
vile,
iniquitous
acts
that
result
in
such
amazing
revelations
Ecnemlns
oW
grandfather
(Tyrone
as
this
their
latest
The
party
makes
no
attempt
to
prove
its
own
fl'
Z
T,
.
i
-it
.
.-.
.
1.
.
i
.
...
,,
.
.
.
grandson
Hana
Otto
Mattlesonr.
.
His
"u,u
lo
me
oiner
leiiows
pick
lauits
ana,
11
own
TOn
TM
sieldon
Uwlsi
attlat,
they
cannot
be
found,
to
manufacture
some
for
him.
Such
tactics
ne
w,u
to
marr,
the
gin
himself,
and
are
not
only
despicable
but
dangerous
and
are
more
than
apt
to
re-
Faith's
life
is
maie
up
of
horrible
dound
to
the
disadvantage
of
those
who
tfmploy
them.
What
Is
more,
quarrels.
they
are
costly
to
the
people
and
an
inconvenience
to
the
legislators
Finally,
when
they
have
sent
for
a
against
whom
they
are
so
unfairly
directed,
justice
to
mirty
raith-
to
Hans
to
de-
,
'
finitely
settle
matters.
Faith
meeu
a
SHOULD
RESPECT
hahdsome
young
American
Naval
officer.
PUBLIC
MEN.
Dick
Wayne
John
Harronl.
who
has
Canadians
are
not
hero-worshippers.
The
names
of
men
who
me
mtaa
r"tea
Diea
have
made
Canada
what
it
is
today
are
not
held
in
as
high
reverence-tlUs
m
,0T
wlth
FaUn
nd
mftr
'
"ri"
ana
esteem
as
would
be
justified
by
a
former
sense
of
gratitude
and
"
"-"
dHot
ZTrl-aine'
MaTcdonfld
?d
Laurier-
2XK.,S?&SSS2
do
not
mean
to
Canadians
what
Washington,
Lincoln,
Grant,
Ham-
to
happiness
ilton
and
Franklin
mean
to
Americans.
-Bride
of
storm.-
u
the
screen
Reason
for
our
indifference
to
records
ofachievement
are-nol.yersion
ot-Maryifnd.
My.Maryiand."
entirely
lacking.
One
is
the
necessity-of
dividing
such
small
time
written
by
Jaines
Francis
Dwyer.
"
Do-as
the
students
in
our
schools
have
for
the
study
of
history
between
l0Tt
cten
u
the
star.
Her
beauty.
Canadian
and
British
history,
with
sampling
of
French
and
United
Personality,
charm
and
aheer
dramatic
Mates
history.
Emphasis
has
been
upon
Cromwell,
William
III
.
n"
on
ine
n,"
m'
Pitt,
Nelson
and
Wellington,
ratJier
than
upon
our
own
statesmen.
ponnt
01
the
crreiv
Another
reason
is,
perhaps,
our
feeing
that
Americans
have
overdone
the
adulation
of
names,
causing
us
to
lean
backwards.
The
history
of
a
people
should
be
one
of
the
treasures
of
iU
thought.
That
thought
should
find
time
for
such
reflection
upon
the
work
of
those
who
have
gone
before
as
will
give
us
a
proper
respect
and
admiration
for
their
work.
WRITER
PLAYS
PART
OF
WHITE
SAVAGE
AS
HOAX
ON
RIVAL
Equally,
we
are
lacking
in
a
proper
feeling
of
gratitude
to-
.,
.
.
wards
our
public
men
of
today.
We
do
not
all
sneer
or
def
ame.
eJ
?e
nT
though
most
of
us
"hint
a
fault"
even
whence
"hesitate
dislike."
ffjKS,
Z'Z
Our
national
habit
of
lampooing
every
man
who
enters
public
life
of
a
white
savage
to
put
over
a
hox
not
only
prevents
us
from
enjoying
the
inspiration
of
hero
worship,
on
a
rival
magazine
that
has
represent-but
it
makes
it
more
difficult
for
U3
to
-continue
to
conscript
the
tlVM
accompanying
Professor
Atmater
highest
type
of
men.
who
is
searching
for
lost
white
savages.
Obsequiousness,
we
do
not
want;
but
a
proper
appreciation
of
He
u
UBS
and
brught
back
to
New
public
service
we
do
need.
'
-Tork
nd
P1""1
oa
exhibition
at
Jungle
ball
which
Mrs.
Atwater
gives
to
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
celebrate
the
announcement
of
the
be-
IS
CANADA'S
FLORIDA.
trotnil
'
daughter
to
Howard
Klpp.
British
Columbia,
already
the
Florida
of
Canada
in
climate
and
At
the
Ul1
TttT7'
edltor
pprM
aDd
attractions
as
a
winter
play-ground,
ha
taken
a
further
step
to
!nt?,XpM
'JJt
h"
strengthen
its
claim
to
the
title,
says
thJ
Fln.nd.l
Post
of
Toronto.
-JtSf
STS
a
Conservative
publication.
It
is
greatly
reducing
its
succession
escapes
lorn
the
cage
and
runs
out
the
duty
charges,
in
an
attempt
to
encourage
men
of
wealth
to
retire
window
with
the
guests
in
pursuit.
At
to
British
Columbia
as
they
give
up
active
work.
Florida,
it
will
be
the
ball
Ytajxl
has
discovered
ber
fiance
recalled,
entirely
abolished
state
inheritance
taxes
witK
a
similar
W
ther
Riri
so
breaks
her
engage-motive,
and
found
the
move
of
substantial
benefit
jn
attracting
cap-
6h
rushes
after
Terry'
ad
teUs
him
she
knows
be
is
a
fake.
But
Terry
..
grabs
her
In
his
arms
and
carries
her
V"
viuiiijin-iB
irauuiiB
an
ucain
taxes
one-imra.
ii
is
;t,.u
t
.
.
...
,
-
raising
exemptions
It
Is
exempting
insurance
up
to
?50
000
when
T?2
VSTSZ
payable
to
a
near
relative.
In
addition,
it
is
taking
a
further
step
in
her.
and
.be
.how.
that
it
is
not
m
vain
eliminating
the
double
taxation
that
has
been
a
serious
bar
to
the
but
tell,
him
to
wait
until
he
has
es-recruiting
of
new
capital.
When
ever
succession
duties
have
been
caped.
Terry
find
a
razor
in
the
cabin,
properly
paid
in
any
other
province
of
Canada,
the
same
property
hves
off
his
beard
and
when
the
pur-will
not
be
taxed
in
the
coast
province.
n
rrive
he
is
lying
on
the
floor
All
these
changes
are
bound
to
serve
their
avowed
purpose
of
,nd
T,abf'
hM
hr
h,lr
down
an1
e)otn"
making
British
Columbia
an
attractive
place
for
wealthy
men
to
ln
,u,irnin1
"
thtmh
theT
bt1
hetn
live.
The
$400,000
annual
loss
in
revenue
that
is
anticipated
is
vir-
S!,1,111,";
tually
certain
to
be
more
than
made
up
by
the
increased
prosperity
Vi
of
the
province
from
a
larger
number
of
citizens
and
a
larger
goes
on
with
the
hunt
they
.mile
and
amount
of
capital
within
its
borders.
In
time,
it
would
not
Iks
sur-
embrace
and
the
picture
ends
with
Terry
prising,
if
the
lower
rates
produced
even
larger
income
than
at
pre-
oo
Vsabel
finding
their
real
happiness,
sent
received.
Such
Is
the
story
of
"The
Savage"
com-"
.
.
inC
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
on
Thura-
Meat
may
be
your
poison
SHREDDED
WHEAT
will
keep
your
arteries
soft
and
healthy-Eat
itwiihhot
milk
Strengihening
and
satisfying
day.
ENGLISH
STORY
IN
PICTURE
"NELL
GWYN"
llnmantle
foinrtly-rtrama
Is
Ixirolliy
lil-h's
Mtrt
and
T.ttnthr
VehUle
Dorothy
Olsh
Is
the
star
In
the
romantic
comedy-drama
"Well
Qwyn."
based
on
the
life
of
Nell
Owyn,
favorite
of
Charles
II.
during
the
Restoration
-which
Is
coming
to
the
Westholme
Theatre
at
the
week-end.
Nell
Owyn.
who
charmed
the
heart
of
a
king
and
a
nation,
comes
to
life
on
the
screen,
in
what
Is
said
to
be
th
best
English
production
yet
filmed.
It
has
life.
It
has
sparkle
and
freahness,
and
,the
general
production
values
are
of
an
order
comparable
with
thotte
In
the
best
Hollywood
product.
I
Without
detracting
In
any
way
from
the
glory
of
the
story
and
direction,
the
'J.
D.
Williams
Instinct
of
showmanship
it
It
i:
Mmil.ij
Hoof
Olbson
N
:
,
Comedy:
rMeet
My
Olrt."
3r
and
Tnrlr
in
"The
Buekaroo
Kid."
Cemedy:
"Two
Many
Relations.'
International
News.
All
MrdneotUy
star
east
in
"Bride
of
the
Stomi.f'
Thurwlay
All
star
cast
la
"The
Savage."
ChrtaUe
Qomady:
-Ulster
Wife."
Aesop's
FHm
Fables.
l'rlda.r(aml
saturdjy
Dorothy
Olh
in
"NeH
Owrn."
Comedy:
"Creeps."
Pathe
Review.
MUs
Olsh
Is
truly
magnificent
la
the
role.
She
literally
has
everytMng"
A
well
chosen
cast
surrounds
her.
Juliette
Compton
Is
excellent
as
Nell's
rival
for
the
king's
affection.
-1
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
I
fr.iiiti
Auv
ii,
idi;
!
D.
O
Stewart
of
the
hospital
board
at
Ithe
directors
last
night.
The
police
commission,
at
Its
meeting
yesterday,
yesieraay.
discussed
aiscussed
a
a
circular
circular
letter
letter
with
the
entercement
of
the
Over
100,000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
yesurdsy
at
prices
alighUy
over
thirteen
cents
pet
pound.
.
George
D.
T11
Returned'
to
the
Mty
this
morning
from
Victoria
where
he
Lieut.
Gordon,
of
the
Irish
Fusilier,
returned
last
evening
from
up
river
r
where
he
has
been
recruiting.
The
Houm
committee
of
the
hospHal
I
Dated
November
J7.
WEIL
PUTS
WKEK
AT
WESIII01..MC
:
28-DAY
MONTH
COMES
UP
AGAIN
OKI
I
KMINt.lt
rn
oitTs
iHin:i
TO
itin.T
iv
uti
iniii:
rnov
t
C1K.NEVA
Tlil
K.Wt
OENEVA.
Feb
Jl
Determined
"efforts
.
to
brmg
abovt
a
rtform
of
tha
calendar
j
wftb
a
28-day
month
have
been
taken
!
'
with
the
view
of
definite
action
at
'
.
Oemva
In
August.
.
In
IS
cattats
sf
northern
Europe
steps
already
have
been
taken
to
show
the
ad-
-.aatages
of
the
fixed
ealeadar
Idea.
'
.
There
are
opponents
of
tlx
plan
but
no
orgsatrrd
effort
has
yet
appeared.
Under
the
proposed
plan
of
reform
all
:nooths
would
have
28
daya.
the
first
day
,
ot
the
morrth
always
falling
on
Sunday
.
-
-
....
4.4.4.4.
44
4.
4.4.
4.4.
laavon
oaiuraay.
11
me
year
I
,
.
remained
the
same
length
an
sstra
seems
fairly
evident
throughout.
The
onth
,,uld
Introduced,
leaving
one
dr
w"
nd
,w
ta
lr,P
r-
picture
can
scarcely
be
Imagined
without
n-rnthv
ftUh
an
nratl
iMM
lh
rnlm
'
months
WOUld
lOOk
like
UU:
flit
her
and
she'
the
role.
AN
V
MONTH
Sun.
Man.
Tues.
Wed.
Tbu.
PH.
Sit
1
3
3
4
9
8
T
8
10
11
13
13
14
IS
18
17
IS
19
30
31
23
23
34
33
28
27
28
5
PRINCESS
MARY
IS
GIYEN
TITLE
FROM
!
COLLEGE
OF
SURGEONS
LOJfDON.
Feb,
21
-
Princess
Mary.
?nlv
daue
hter
of
Klnr
nnrvs
inri
1f
a
meeting
of
VlKwmt
utiles,
waa
made
a
"surgeon"
when
she
wss
admitted
to
-.a
i.oyi
college
or
Burgeons,
as
an
honorary
fellow.
She
waa
the
first
from
the
Attorney
Oeneraf.
department
VOmAa
The
Z"
.
T1
dlp
Celling
law.
Mi.
prncess.
after
the
ceremony.
(loaned
a
cap
and
gown
and
took
a
seat
among
the
other
fellows.
j
LAND
ACT
:
NOTICF.
OK
INTKNTIOt
TO
APPLY
TO
I
TO
I.KAHE
MNI
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
'
as
caned
on
account
of
th
death
ot
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Ulands.
his
father
;
.
:
y
in
the
Pr&vince
of
British
Columbia,
and
Ii
if
f
t',
'
f
,
being
about
one
and
a
half
miles
from
1
Prank
Dowiing.
,
charge
of
the
AMA'thSt
J.me,
rield.
ofi
weather
buresu.
does
not
see
much
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
occupation
Marine
chance
of
a
change
In
the
weather
In
rok,er,-1
blends
to
apply
lor
a
lre
of
.v.
.
.,
.
.
the
following,
described
lands:
the
immediate
future.
The
thermome-
cornmevinB
at
fvit
ni.r,.i
n
,u.
t
ter
registered
9
above
during
the
morn-
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet,
about
I
leg
ana
a
nan
mues
jrom
the
bead
of
tht
.
I
Inlet;
thence
northwesterly
20
chains:
.
thence
southwesterly
30
chains:
thenre
Mrs4
R.
S.
Sargent
and
stater.
Miss
A.
outheas.erly
20
chains;
thenct
north-
M.
Barbead.
returned
from
a
trip
south
TiJ?."1
sin
ssrM
.
mrirN
'".'?
rs
,,na
lassrai
eontalnlpg
forty
JAMES.nELD.
Applicant
10M.
LAND
ACT.
.NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
TO
!.r;.tE
l.tM.
API'LV
board
hat
been,
asked
,
to
Investigate
In
Prince
Rupert.Lend
Recording
DIim
the
question
of
the
rrurslng
suff
work-
f
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
ing
long
hour,
and
report
to
the
next
N'Vk
NOTCK"'
of
wiicnai
io
sppir
.or
a
lease
of
the
fol-
n.u
'
uuig
orticriuru
lanasv
In
pioneer
dsys
the
pedestrian
had
to
south
aide
of
Nestolnlst.
about
t,n.
dodge
the
deadly
rattler,
also.
"Let
the
CUrk
Kitchen
Help
You"
t
equal
tmoint
ot
wsteTTl
'"f
?
s
boil
.nJ
serve.
I
5Af!K
S
SOUPS
are
allclou,V
I
"weoononiksl.
1
y
-
ark
t.tmu
1,
Montresl
t-tT
I
muc
.rum
us
nraa
inence
snufh
K
chains:
thence
west
18
chains;
thence
north
6
chains
to
shore:
thenre
in
(chains,
more
or
less,
following
the
shore
i
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
'containing
7
acres,
more
or
less,
j
JOHN
DYBHAVN.
I
ApP"clnL
Dated
November
23.
IMd.
LAND
ACT.
NOT1TK
OP
INTKNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
St.
Hvission
to
purchase
the
following
described
Jands
I
Commencing
at
nortliraat
corner
of
hot
l88,
QO.I.
District!
thHM
..nth
vii-iiui,
.nriics
rssi
ion?
ehalhs:
I
ment.
more
or
less,
I
1020.
Ixicated
this
0th
one
day
of
December,
AJlTIlUn
ROnEnTBON,
II
BCIWIL
hthmm
0
-to
ward
oSS
&
chill
STOMACH
In
thfloppc
sjk
rvar
otcjant.
vr
TROUBLE
Bad
indigestion
and
poverty
to
the
pom
were
recognittMl
as
equal
evils
as
far
back
Babbie
Burns.
Of
what
use
Is
money
or
f
i
fi.il
in
its
duty?
rHEAlTH'V
Chiropra
corrects
the
cause
of
Disease
TK0AT
AXKS
HURT
-UACS
HJVta
SIOKACr)
s.1ttu
'AJTla
I
he
lowp.-ncrvo
under
the
magnify,
ing
glass
Is
pinched
by
a
misaligned
joint
Pinched
nerves
cannot
transmit
healthful
impulses,
Clilropractic
adjusting
rcmomthr
pn?5Siiro
t
The
upper
nerve
is
free
&5
nature
intends.
LAND
ACT
The
Healthy
person
"
:
should
not
eten
realize
f
itomach.
Digestion
of
u
mat
fond
should
lie
an'""
cannot
I
If
the
xtomj
less
than
its
full
sum
!
ergy.
When
the
stnmarb
ia
lions,
two
core
of
rr
ble
you
rati
rrduce
variety
of
your
food
to
hr
capacity
or,
you
can
hi;
removed
by
spinal
adiu-'"
restore
the
flow
of
vital
capacity.
Which
is
best'
-I
BAT
MOST
ANYTIIIM
"I
have
suffered
from
stomach
trouble
for
as
k
rcmcmber
at
least
ten
vomitted
my
fod
evon
v?
boy
anI
have
also
leen
great
deal
from
bladrlc
trouble.
I
commenced
'
ments
taking
ZC
adjustrnt
Now,
three
months
later
r
in
good
condition,
and
I
anything
I
like
without
'
My
severe
bladder
and
torn
have
also
disappe-
icJ
fine.-
Archie
Prrxtor
T
Research
Bureau,
Statenr
YOIJU
AI'rOINTMKNT
for
health
can
Ik
made
by
Iflrph1
D.
A.
McMillan
Palmer
flraduate
cimtoritACTou
KoontM
fi
and
7
Ihchnnce
Block.
Patho-Neuromctcr
Service
Open
Evening
1'hnnf
f
o
A
V
A
u
KMXTUIC
WASIIKK
AND
IHVE
Washes.
Blues,
Blnses
and
Dr
'
a
wrlnjfer
or
having
to
put
your
lh2
Cash
p
Price
aiu..
Pn.v
Term
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Bkeens;
Ijnd
District.
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
I
TAKE
NOTICE
that
slaty
daya
after
'"V.c'
date,
I
intend
''o
to
to
snnlv
appiy
n
tn
th
m.i.r
tAtat
NO-nra
-rsts
Uw
....
son
MssVttV
B
C
"uXrr"'
'I?
."'
Jlcenct
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
640
1
acres
of
land
bounded
aa
followa:
I
Cotnmencinc
at
a
post
planted
at
the!
?tith?"t,
eorn,r
J1'
Soetion
so,
Town-1
ship
3,
Oratmrn
Island,
and
marked
I
KlTmarl.
oS
Z:zl
.
cohtainlni
.U."T"7
r?'"
B
"mrnence-
I
wm
B
Chains:
thenra
smith
so
hundred
errs,
to
poinvoi
commencement.
hln
Bee.
tlon
38,
Township
3,
Graham
Island,
n.C
A.
j.
uonnoN,
ctor
PUd
December
17,
1938.
I
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
JHo
Phone
573
DENTIST