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EDITION.
EI
Monday,
Feb.
28,
1927
Now
seems
to
be
the
time,
if
ever
there
was
a
time,
for
Prince
!
Rupert
to
step
out
and
press
its
claims
as
the
Pacific
Coast
outlet
for
I
the
Peace
River
country.
The
subject
has
become
a
Ii'e
one
at
'
Ottawa
and
it
looks
as
if
action
is
about
to
be
taken.
The
minister
!
of
railwavs
ha.4
trivpn
the
MnnVman
Pnas-I'rin
I'nnoi-t
Wi
i
-
c
-
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.
...
v.
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i
UULt
l.O
CAPPV
RICKS'
BACK
MNflLMFOR
"MORE
PAY-LESS
WORK"
Cappjr
Rlcki.
Peter
B.
Kyne's
famous
character
creation,
hat
returned
to
the
iecreen
to
glTf
the
world'
theatre
pat
rons,
another
hearty
laugh.
This,
time,
he
It
In
"More
Pay
Les
Work."
which
J
Is
t
how
at
the
Westnotme
Theatre
(.
I
tonight.
)
A
merger
ol
Cappy't
Blue
Star
line
jwlth
ad
Hlnchflelda
Banner
Navigation
Company
has
been
arranged.
Hlnchtleld
ha
modern
ships
and
antl-!
qua
ted
methods.
Cappy'a
ships
are
old
'but
his
methods
down
to
date.
Details
are
all
arranged
except
the
firm
name.
Hlnehlleld
balks
because
It
Is
to
be
Ricks
&
Hlnchtleld
Instead
of
lllnchfleld
&
Ricks.
Cappy
and
Dad
about
It
out
and
reject
the
merger
Idea
in
spite
of
the
huge
profits
In
tight.
Betty.
Cappy'a
daughter,
who
Is
hla
office
manajer
and
adviser,
takes
him
'for
an
auto
ride
during
the
lunch
hour.
i
'Iter
brakes
refuse
to
work
on
a
hUl
and
she
knocks
a
young
man
in
aj
flivver
off
the
road.
Cappy
gives
him
his
card
and
tells
htm
to
come
in
and
collect
the
damages.
The
young
man
is
Willie
Hlnchtleld.
Dad's
ton.
The
next
day
after
a
blow
up
by
his
father,
during
which
Willie
makes
Dad
believe
he
and
Henry
Tweedle.
the
of-
flee
manager
are
to
poln
Ricks'
staff.;.
Willie
Is
made
Junior
partner
and'
Tweedle's
salary
Is
ratted
to
10.000
aj
A
Blue
Star
and
a
Banner
tug
collide
In
the
bay.
Willie
and
Betty
go
to
Fettle
the
damages
and
the
discussion
leads
to
a
fight
between
the
tug
cap.
tains.
Betty
becomes
angry
with
Willie
and
accidentally
steps
off
the
pier.
He
I
dives
in
to
aid
her.
Safe
on
the
pier
the
blames
Willie
and
In
trying
to
I
evade
his
protestations
she
step
off
I
again.
Then
the
Ricks'
spirit
rttes
and
!he
gives
him
the
full
effect
of
her
large,
ladylike
explosive
vocabulary.
!
MONTE
BLUE
AS
FIGHING
KID
IN
"HOGAN'S
ALLEY"
his
legal
associates
do
not
think
bo.
for
his
knowledge
of
things
con-
uttJ
fonow,
by
;utomobe.
d
then'
stitutional
is
remarkable.
After
all,
if
he
thinks
it
is
not
right
it
islby
aeroplane
and
save.
hi.
sweetheart
his
nrivileire
to
kill
it
hv
r(iunir
tn
nwwnl-
nr
nr1.-iia
rw
4i.A
..i
.
!
UNPRECEDENTED
SOCIAL
AFFAIR.
A
pretty
affair
took
place
in
Prince
Rupert
last
week
when
Japanese
ladies
presided
at
an
afternoon
tea
with
some
sixty
ori
seventy
white
women
as
their
guests.
It
was
something
unDreee-!
Meat
may
be
your
poison
SHREDDED
WHEAT
will
keep
your
arteries
soft
and
healihy-Eat
itwiihhot
milk
Sirengfliening
and
satisfying
THE
DAILT
NtJv7a
Monday.
r,
.
WKKK
AT
HlTMOI.MK.
Monday
All
star
cast
in
Mjllt
"More
Pay.
Work."
Comedy:
"Q.Hcer
of
the
Day.'
International
News.
Less
Tiifvljy
Night
"All
star
cast
in
"llana
Alley."
Comedy:
"Don
Key."
WednrMl.iy
and
HmrnUy
Fred
Thomson
In
"iUndt
Acrms
th
Border."
Comedy
Tage
Me."
Aesop's
Film
Fables.
I'rliliy
and
vitimlay
All
star
cast
in
"Variety."
Comedy:
'Pair
but
Forbid."
Paths
Review.
hi.
left
hand
again
and
this
ruin.
al!,Ue
AtptnM
UJQn
rtuJ
or
Jn
FRED
THOMPSON
IN
dented
In
local
social
circles
and
evoked
much
favorable
"comment.
i-pm.ir
.utor
and
We
may
voice
objections
against
having
Orientals
in
our
country!
King,-coming
w
uui,
a
iuiik
as
inej-
are
nere,
u
aoes
no
narm
to
.mix.
with
them
in
this.
way
and
thus
become
better
acquainted.
v'o
useful
purpose,
is
to
be
served
by
antagonizing
them
although
we
do
not
needf't
patronize
them.
;
;'
:
'
J
j
'
!
-
SUTHERLAND
MAKES
ITS
CHARGES
STICK.
Whether
Gibbons,
the
alleged
friend
of
the
provincial
Conservative
leader,
was
"joshing"
as
he
said
or
not.
he
at
least
came
for.
ward
and
substantiated
the
charges
that
had
been
made
by
the
min-
'
his
rilnrMlar
and
Tlmrvlay
in
"Itanrio
Aitom
1
the
Ifc.rdrr
Incomparable
horse.
Silver
King,
delivered
a
rapid-fire
.western
picture.
Thompson
Is
an
established
personality
on
the
screen,
there
Is
no
doubt
about
that.
His
halr-rlilng
stunts
and
thril
ling
escapades,
so
reminiscent
of
the
:
ister
of
public
works
as
to
"hush
.......
money,"
The
.
,.t
i.itut
important
milk
thin
iiiiiiK
wasierly
Falrbnlu'
m7
Mtm
trtne
"-
""Sl-i-.,,,.
that
Gibbons
admitted
what
he
was
accused
of
saying.
The
question
I
,
,v.
urn
of
whether
or
not
he
meant
it
had
no
important
bearing
on
the
mat-Lrowd
ter
other
than
to
present
the
opportunity
for
a
flimsy
excuse.
It
will
be
interesting
now
to
see
if
the
Conservatives
can
substantiate
in
such
a
way
any
of
their
myriad
of
scandal
charires.
The
The
minister
minister
The
Intrepid
Fred
Thompson
and
his
he
debated
with
himself
whether
or
more
than
please
the
I
crowd
in
In
th.
the
..
gallery.
.
As
to
Silver
King.
INTENSE
DRAMATIC
!
5
!
STORY
COMING
HERE
"Varlelv-
Will
he
lllg
Keattire
at
West,
holme
Theatre
for
Week-end
"Variety."
the
big
feature
eomlni
to
tht
Westholme
Theatre
at
tlx
end
of
the
week.
Is
an
Intense
dramatic
atory
that
Is
said
to
grip
and
thrill.
Emll
Jannlrigs
and
Lya
de
Puttl
are
the
featured
players
In
a
story
which
opens
with
a
shot
of
a
prison.
Prisoner
28,
an
aged,
bent
old
man,
has
been
sum-
1
in
Chevrolet
History
X
WEALTHY
ENGLISH
t
PEOPLE
DODGING
t
PAYMENT
OF
TAXES
.
LONDON.
Feb.
M
Eight
Engl.th
,
dukes,
tour
marquises,
a
doren
earls
and
many
wealthy
persons
who
claim
i
no
tills
have
now
become
"lncorporai-
rd."
In
other
words,
they
have
trans-
ferred
their
properties
to
limited
llabU-
;
lty
companies
whereby
they
are
enabled
to
divide
up
their
estates
more
readily
among
their
heirs,
and
avoid
payment
'
of
the
supertax
on
their
"saringV
and
in
turns
spent
for
Improvements.
Limited
liability
companies
in
England
are
free
from
the
supertax,
which
hits
individuals
with
Incomes
exceeding
12.-
,
000
pound
sterling
a
year
at
the
rate
;
ot
alx
ahllilngs
on
the
pound.
This
Is
,
equivalent
to
30
per
cent.
.un
in
mc
nine
I
m
me
auauiiiges
Ol
IHIS
route
10
De
.
"-""
than
twent
vein
nf
fontlnement
h
"'
.
-yyt
apply
....:
kept
in
the
forefront
for
other
interests
will
be
pressing
to
make'""
P?ture
--Hogan-.
AHey."
with
onte
other
claims
seem
superior.
Everything
is
now
in
Prince
Rupert's
favor
and
this
is
the
time
to
strike.
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
RUMOR
TOWN.
Prince
Rupert
is
a
great
town
for
rumors.
A
week
ago
false
news
was
going
around
that
Great
Britain
had
declared
war
on
China.
You
heard
it
everywhere
you
went.
At
the
end
of
last
week
Blue
In
the
stellar
role
on
Tuesday
night.
With
the
Bowery
of
old
New
York
as
Its
locale
the
story
deals
with
the
drama
and
romance
In
the
lives
of
the
simple
and
genuine
folks
of
the
alley.
Lefty
O'Brien
(Monte
Bluei
is
a
prize-fighter
and
the
Idol
of
the
alley
moned
by
the
warden
who
haa
refused
to
talk
through
more
kicd
hearted
follows:
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Und
District.
District
of
Queen
The
prisoner.
!
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
day
after
date.
I
Intend
to
to
the
Chief
.,.rri.n
in.
i.
..!
teres
of
land
bounded
at
fellows:
southwest
corner
of
Section
34,
Town-
IL.siiiiA(K
luiip
3.
Orthtm
Itland.
and
marked
The
prisoner.
a
young
man.
l-2iJJ
some
ana
muscular,
is
named
doss,
tie
was
a
partner
In
a
rest
SO
chains:
thenrt
south
80
chain
travellns
carnival
i
10
point
of
commencement,
h-lng
8er-
trru&awc
cv
ivn
a
ocauuiui
Kill.
nnonnw
i
Bertha,
whom
Boss
Idolized.
She.
how-
Locator.
ever,
was
a
selfish
little
flirt
who
msde
Pttea
wrrmtt
n
Mm
it
was
said
at
all
the
street
corners,
with
no
less
assurance,
that
the
lK
u
contender
for
the
championship
:
EM1'
or,ctlc,T
,
rYnt.
iirowiiciai
suvenimeiii
nau
ueciueu
10
noia
an
election,
this
spring.
r'JSV'r
"
.-'"
.
;
irV
L
Tl!
PTng
in
an
out-
u
was
wonaeritii
now
tnese
two
supposed
facts
had
taken
hold
of
1
...s-w
"".jying
the
mi
l
iu
m
nri.
It
illt
o-ops
in
nhmv
hnw
ihn
aa
n
.""""
"
.
.
.
-
-
o
v
'
V.
6u.O0
VI
9UILU3UIUlt
l
newspaper
which
must
publish
facts
and
not
rumors.
PERHAPS
"HONEST
JOHN"
IS
RIGHT.
against
the
wishes
of
her.
father
(Wll-Urd.
Louis).
He
encourages
the
attentions
of
rich
Dr
Franklin
(Nigel
Barrle)
which
flat-
It
was
interesting
to
note
that
the
majority
of
Liberals
and'"
PaUT
nd
madrtn
poor.utty.
The
Conservatives
in
the
provincial
Legislature
agreed
on
at
least
one'i0""'
iuarrtl
m
ccount
of
Pauy'a
thing
namely
the
marketing
bill.
Premier
.Oliver
held
out
n.-.nln.t
ioew
"n1""1
"
to
his
own
colleague
that
the
proposed
bill
was
not
desirable
and,
jn"P'nd
week-end
with
Franklin,
fact,
was
ultra
vires.
Perhaps
"Honest
John"
is
rirht.
even
thnh
r.
to
lose
her
"
"
father,
'
who
"""
the
also
been'
Invited,
and
kidnaps
Patsy.
NOTICE
ftrrtlnn
nf
a
,it
Citmium
VnCtT
and
6V
V1HU8
Of
the
nrOVltlOn
.
.
..
.....
i
-
"
-
is
nlMn
stfM
lfMiM
m
as
livnlnt
of
one
person
is
soon
spread
and
exaggerated
until
it
is
made
an
,1
I
.
,
,Lfi!mot
"t"1
ltf
"
the
world
and
Smyth.
Edmund
Langis.
Harold
Hansen
ot,,ol
Q..k
u:...
U
.-..ui'
,
'
j
I'a
""7."'.
uul"
"y
"
"'"i"
u
worry
mr
ue,1P4
U-fty
and
she
become
engaged
7
t
ih.
,.i
.
,
oexiwn
a
oi
ine
"Mineral
aci.-
no-
"
w
T
.irr
ata
I
a
notorious
ahelk
among
women.
Antl-
""atKA'?TVi
,1oor1
in"
,
ner
"lnf
cent
was
facing
the
prospect
of
losing
a
-erformed
bn'the
Cordllls
Group
ot
very
profitable
engagement
at
the
mam-
Mineral
Claims.
Princess
Royal
Island,
moth
Winter
Garden
because
of
the
ta.
ggfc
f
Jg,
Sn
...d1?
pa
of
hit
partner
In
an
accident.
He
was
tnelr
proportlenate
share
of
the
con
of
looktRff
for
for
another
another
nartiirr
partner
arut
and
had
,ucn
Assessment,
together
with
all
cot
been
told
about
.Bos,
and
Bertha.
At
bSB
ConV'befoTM.'yu!
signt
of
the
beautiful
Bertha.
Artlnelll
,
1827.
application
will
be
made
to
the
at
once
made
a
lucrative
tirMo.ition
in
"old
Ccmmlssloner
Prince
Ruprt.
BC
.w.
....
T.
.
.
to
have
thetr
rese-tlve
lctereta
in
the
...
w
jv,iu
....
Bl
Herein
menrmned
Mlnln
Oroun
of
winter
Garden.
They
accepted
Suon.
ihey
became
the
sensation
of
Europe
and
packed
the
great
theatre
at
every
performance.
The
climax
of
lieutenant
governor
whose
sanction
it
must
have
before
bei'ng
finally,
rifle
battle
with
the
doctor,
he
bu;n2i?i
through
the
air,
two
hundred
feet
above
the
brads
of
the
.audience
I
Meantime,
off-staze.
Artlnelll
was
mk-
RAPIH
aririu
FIRP
niE
FI1
riLiujfrom
Milng
ver
tt!otX
to
,ure
BCTtn
r
M
M
he
luccwled
ror
'me
tlm
the
two
kept
the,r
njl,t'
li..re,
li'r
knowledge
away
from
Bjs
but
at
last.
through'
gossip
in.
a
cafe.
Bom
learned
the
terrible
hews.
tiik
Tniri.r.
k(mkkai
i.t
During
the
performance
that
night.
successfully
accomplished.
of
public
works
is
not
to
be
praised
for
indulging
in
the
Tory
mud-linger,
acts
on
impulse
and
performsUhe
police,
slinging
tactics
but
it
is
notabje
that
he
was
able
to
make
his
mud
oth,,r
incredible
tricks,
in
fact
hisj
suck
wnich
none
of
the
Conservatives
have
yet
done
and
probably
worlt
BOOi
thlt
tne
continuity,
won't
be
able
to
do.
writer
spoils
It
at
times
by
far-fetched
not
to
kill
Artlhtni
during
the
triple
somersault,
knowtn
that
he
could
hurl
his
rival,
to
death
simply
by
falling
to
catch
his
flying
wrist
by
a
fraction
of
an
Inch.
Right
up
to
the
final
second
he
was
all
set
for
the
tragedy
but
lost
bis
nerve
and
permitted
the
feat
to
be
But
that
night
he
sought
Artlnelll
In
his
room
and
in
a
tfrrlflc
hand-to
there
Is
no
surpassing
the
art
of
that
i
hand
battle,
the
two
fought
it
out
The
tagaciout
equine
ttar.
He
remitters
the
'
struggle
ended
with
the
death
of
understanding
of
the
situation,
scents
'
Artlnelll,
and
Boss
rave
himself
tin
to
r.RnoNr:r!
The
scene
shifts
back
to
Prisoner
78
telling
his
story
to
the
warden.
The
isltuatlona
and
forced
tubtltles:
bu'.
warden
informs
him
that
friends
have
inese
are
minor
derecta.
interceded
In
hit
behalf
and
that
he
I
Another
creditable
quajlty
of
this
film
Is
a
free
man7
Is
the
magnificent
photography
and
lm-
i
'
,
pressive
settings;
Indeed,
some
of
the
long
shots
are
quite
stirring
in
their
.appeal.
The
catt
Includes
Tyrone
Powert,
Best
riowert,
William
Courtwrlght,
Clarence
Ocldert.
Tom
Bantschl.
Author.
Prank
M.
Clifton.
Director.
Davld
Klrkland,
,
Children
Gladly
'takitforColds
BtKkWs
Mltrt
It
"dlfffrrBt".
Its
Uitc
Is
plrulnr.
Its
action
It
se
enlck
that
one
dote
ttopt
a
tpum
ot
ublnf
nd
there
art
40
4uwa
In
a
7t-tat
bottltt
Ertrr
member
f
tli
family
drrtvt
bentflt
from
"Bttlilrr's",
Hsu
tettl
la
the
hoot
st
all
tlmt.
DrtirrltU
everr
whtre
Mil
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unJcr
a
potltlre
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mm
mixture
k
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III
a
lash
A
tingle
tip
proves
It
Mineral
Claims
vested
tn
th
under
.gned,
DAVID
CORDILLA.
JACOB
KOSKI
The
Call
of
The
North
Taste
Nile
water,
and
you
i
will
return!
IJut
without;
visitlntr
KKypt,
this
naylnjf
.
surely
may
bo
applied
to
the
northern
countrj
and
to
the'
turbulent
Water
.
uf
tho;
Skeena.
'
Anyway,
those
who
have;
once
lived
in
the
north
have
:
always
the
'desire
to
return,
i
The
wanderer
comeB
back
to
Prince
Htipcrt
and
he
has
a
Kratlfyinjr.
exrieriencc.
lie
sees
the
city
so
much
im-'
proved
and
notes
the
old
spirit
of
optimism
"
and
pro-'
Kress.
j
He
appreciates
the
atmos-,
phere
of
goodwill,
tho
many
kindly
smiles
of
greeting,
the
hearty
grasp
of
a
hand
and.
the
kindly
Interest
that
wel-1
comes
him
home.
The
evident
air
of
the
city's
prosperity
puts
him
on
hi
mettle
and
he
feels
It
up
to
him
to
show
his
apprecia
tion.
Yes!
Wc
are
opening
up
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Itoom
3,
Smith
Illock
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wc
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AND
SUM
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