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Monday,
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10.
1927
TiT-FOR-TAT
AT
VANCOUVER.
The
Liberal
government
tried
trp.ntinir
Vanz-nnvor
with
irono.-.
,
.-.
.v.
-.v..
fast
fMt
coming
coming
to
to
osity
and.
made
a
good
job
of
it,
too,
but
Vancouver
did
not
change
public
mind
wi
her
voting
complexion
except
to
become
more
Tory
than
ever.
lnjc!ucUon
,on'
1
nnce
Rupert
there
was
somewhat
of
the
same
state
of
affairs
when
the
Mackenzie
King
government
did
something
for
the
port
only
to
get
a
slap
in
the
face
for
it.
Apparently
Ottawa
has
now
decided
to
treat
Vancouver
rough
by
knocking
their
little
five
million
dollar
hotel
in
the
head
and
other
things.
Here's
hoping
it
doesn't
follow
similar
tactics
here
for.
Prince
Rupert
is
not
quite
out
of
the
wilderness
yet
and
we
still
might
be
able
to
find
a
little
government
aid
handy
at
times.
SEWERS
BADLY
-
i
NEEDED
IN
CITY.
-
t
The
Daily
News
knows
of
no
very
strong
reason
why
the
$35,-000
sewer
bylaw
should
not
be
endorsed
by
the
ratepayers
at
the
polls
on
Thursday.
"One
of
the
Sufferers
from
lack
of
sewer
facilities"
misunderstood
us
if
he
took
it
that
w
were
opposed
to
the
measure
because
we
said
we
feared
it
would
not
ities
are
very
badly
needed
in
the
greater
part
of
the
residential
section
of
the
city
and
they
should
be
provided.
If
the
passing
of
uyaw
win
not
emDarass
the
city's
financial
standing
and
will
not
be
too
great
an
addition
to
the
taxation
particularly
to
those
who
own
property
in
the
sections
affected
who
will
have
to
"pay
the
piper"
in
a
large
measure
through
theconstruction
of
local
improvement
laterals,
we
would
unhesitatingly
urge
the
ratepayers
to
vote
for
the
bylaw.
-
WHAT
IS
personality:
What
is
personality?
Personality
is
that
something
Indescribable
about
a
person
that
attracts
favorable
comment
or
impression.
It
Is
indescribable,
because
onfe
cannot
just
put
a
finger
on
any
one
characteristic,
for
it
is
a
combination
of
many
things
that
make
up
the
whole.
The
eyes,
facial
expression,
carriage,
dress,
affable
manner,
speech,
etc.
One
thing
in
particular
may
stand
out
prominently,
but
it
is
blended
with
some
other
characteristic
that
harmonizes
and
attracts
favorable
attention,
like
a
picture
that
is
set
off
by
its
frame.
r
Wersay
of
the
person
who
Is
neatly
dressed,
with
well-pressed
clothes,
polished
shoes,
c,lean
linen
and
clean
shaven
face,,
that
they
have
a
very
pleasing
appearance,
but
if
added
to
this,
there
is
the
smiling
expression
In
the
pyes
and
convincing
speech,
we
say
they
have
a
wonderful
personality.
'
"
.
'
'
'
STANDPOINT
OF
FRENCHCANADIANS.
i
French-Canadians
have
always
held
the
view
that
they
could
not
be
good
British
subjects
Jf
they
ceased
to
be
faithful
to
their
religious
beliefs,
to
their
traditions,
their
customs,
their
laws
and
their
language.
And
when
they
reject
every
attempt
against
one
or
other
of
these
prorogatives,
they
are
conscious
of
serving
at
least
as
much
the
Interests
of
the
Empire
as
the
interests
of
their
own
nationality
It
is
their
conviction
t;at
the
survival
of
their
race
is
essentially
bound
up
with
their
attachment
to
the
British
crown
La
Presse.
Quick
as
a
Flas
it
stops
the
lou
UNTIL
you've
tried
it,
you
canot
realize
how
quickly
Buckley's
Mixture
relieves
anr
Couth.
The
very
first
dose
of
this
delightful,
different
remedy
stops
a
spasm
of
coughing
and
there
are
W'dosea
In
a
75-cent
bottle!
Children
like
It
and
bo
will
you.
Just
sr
"ItuflWi"
to'
any
dronlit,
and
kH
hand
Jou
a
tutnnlnd
nmriy
that
hat,
fer
yrara,
Wi
flrlnc
fuaitlvo
rllf
to
iulTerrrs
from
Coufha,
Colda,
Drench
I
tit,
rrltaUdThroau.
Whooping-
Cough
or
Croup.
Tr
It
today.
W.
K.
Buckley,
Limited
142
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
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flash
single
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NEWS
Monday.
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WESTIIOL-MB
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SPANNED
:
XOI1II.1TY
AMI
Hl.l'K
ItLOOK
IS
NOW
CONTKIIUTIMJ
TO
I'lt'Tl
KB
HANKS
IN
HOLLYWOOD
HOLLYWOOD.
Jan.
10
Drmtoc
UN
ents
or
gentle
birth
1.0
longer
blush
upon
the
drawing-room
air
unseen
They'
are
cast
upon
the
movie
screen
In
.
full
view
of
the
multitude.
Society
and
nobility
are
contributing
to
the
picture
ranks,
especially
since
the
war
made
refugees
of
some,
titled
personages.
Lady
Peel,
the
wife
of
Sir
Robert
Peel,
made
a
film
comedy.
Off
the
lot
professionally
known
as
Beatrice
Llllle.
Mario
Carlllo
Is
the
nom-de-clnema
ot
the
son
of
FUlpe
Caracclolo,
Duke
of
Mtletl,
and
scion
of
an
.ancient
family
of.
Naples,
who
played
In
Torrent"
and
"The
Barrier."
He
too.
keeps
-his
Identl-,
ties
apart.
I
ha
Kt
ins
ami
(;i:i:it
ALS
WUhelm
Von
Brlncken.
technical
ex
pert,
actor,
and
research
man,
first
camp
to
America
as
military
consular
attache
fcr
Germany,
years
ago.
He
bore
the
title
of
baron
and
the
commission
of
lieutenant.
The
war
took
away
his
Job
and
he
gave
up
hi
title
to
become
an
American
,
citizen.
General
Theadore
Lodljensky
was
once
commander
of
the
Russian
Imperial
Ouard,
bodyguard
of
the
czar.
The
war
and
revolution
sent
him
from
his
native
land,
a
fugitive.
Today
he
may
be
found
as
technical
expert.
There
are
a
number
of
others
in
pic
tures
who
claim
connection
with
nobility.
They
Include
Nathalie
Kovanko.
Russian
actress,
and
Tburjanskl.
Russian
director.
FAMOUS
HORSE
IS
SEENAS
BUCKER
I'red
Thomson
ami
Silver
King
arc
star
In
First
of
Week
I'ltlore
at
WcMliuluie
Sparkling
wtth
the
touches
which
are
be
associated
in
the
1th
Fred
Thomson
pro-
All
Around
Frying
Pan,"
the
latest
picture
featuring
the
western
luminary
and
his
wonderful
horse,
stiver
King,
comes
to
the
West-holme
Theatre
tonight
and
tomorrow.
most
famous
cowboy
rodeos
In
the
country,
was
filmed
as
the
back-ground
for
part
of
the
action
of
"AH
ArounO
Frying
Pan,"
and
Thomson
was
an
actual
entry
at
this
event,
competing
with
some
or
the
greatest
riders
In
th
aorld.
The
picture
la
a
strong
melo-
drama
heavily
loaded
with
comedy,
and
the
round-up
scenes
Rake
It
really
two
big
shows
in
one.
Freds
exhibition
cf
bucking
on
SUver
King
(and
how
that
horse
can
Sidewind."
"Sunflsh"
and
"Swap
ends!")
is
a
masterly
piece
of
horsemanship
and
certainly
ranks
high
in
any
equestrian
league.
The
story
la
an
adaptation
of
Frank
Richardson
Pierce's
famoups
western
thriller,
and
under
the
skilful
manipulation
of
Director
David
Klrkland,
who
also
wrot
the
continuity.
It
becomes
one
of
the
best
vehicles
Fred
had
ever
had.
Silver
King,
as
usual,
has
a
fat
role
with
plenty
of
comedy
business
to
lighten
the
tension
of
his
equine
emotionalism.
"THE
BLACKBIRD"
IS
CR00KMEL0DRAMA
IMrector
ami
Mar
of
"I'nholy
Three"
Have
.tea
1
11
Cninlilnril
Forres
Tod
Browning
and
Lon
Chaney.
director
and
star
of
"The
Unholy
Three."
the
picture
which
created
such
a
tremendous
sensation;
agaliy
combine
forces
in
producing
another
unique
feature.
"The
Blackbird.
which
will
be
shown
at
the
Westholme"
Theatre
on
Wednesday
night
.only.
The
new
film
Is
also
a
crook
melodrama,
and
one
of
Immense
appeal
both
from
the
human
Interest
and
thrill
viewpoints.
It
concerns
a
clever
rascal
whose
ability
to
assume
another
Identity,
that
of
a
crippled
mission-keeper,
enables
him
to
defy
the
police
at
will.
In
support
Renee
Adoree.
Owen
Moore.
Doris
Lloyd,
Andy
MacCIennan,
William
Weston
and
others.
PARIS,
VENICE
IN
NEW
SCREEN
PLAY
Miroie'
Capitals
an
Itarkgrouml
for
"The
Far
fry,"
Dim
In!
hy
Mainour
Paris,
with
iU
sparkle,
Its
gaiety
and
Its
life,
and
Venice,
with
its
lagoons,
gondolas
and
moonlight,
form
the
background
of
"The
Tar
Cry,"
a
new
First
National
picture,
slated
for
a
showing
at
the
Westholme
theatre
on
Thursday.
The
plot
reveals
how
an
American
girl,
lured
by
title,
marrlea
and
a
quickly
divorces
a
French
marquis
In
Paris
and
then
goes
to
Venice
to
meet
the
American
sweetheart
whom
she
'should
have
wed.
j
"The
Far
Cry"
is
a
Katharine
Kavan-augh
adaptation
of
the
Arthur
Rich-
man
play
of
the
same
name
and
was
filmed
Under
the
direction,
of
Balbonl,
the
young
Italian
screen
genius
who
has
Just
been
made
a
director,
IU
leading
roles
are
Interpreted
by
Blanche
Sweet,
Jack
Mulhall,
Myrtle
Stedman
and
Hobart
Bosworth,
June
Mathls
acted
In
an
advisory
capacity
during
the
filming.
,
'
she
Is
a
British
peeress;
during
working
,
hours
an,
actress.
As
the
latter
she
Is
J
Monthly
anil
TiimI:i.v
Fred
Thomson
and
Stiver
King
In
"All
Around
Frying
Pan."
Comedy
"Love'a
Handle."
International
News.
WedneUl.iy
On
It
Lon
Chaney
In.-TThe
Blackbird."
Comedy
Oooseland.''
Thurfitiy
Only
Blanche
Sweet
In
The
Tar
cry."
Comedy:
"Sweet
and
Pretty."
Aesop's
Film
Fables.
1'rliljv
ami
Saturday
AU
star
cast
In
"Drusllla
with
a
Million."
Comedy:
"Pay
the
Cashier."
Pathe
Review.
STORY
OF
OLD
L4DY
WHO
MERITED
ONE
MILLION
DOLLARS
A
charming
little
old
lady
who
is
suddenly
raised
from
direct
poverty
as
a
charity
inmate
of
a
grim
Institution
to
the
possession
of
a
million
dollar
Inheritance;
a
beautiful
girl
who
has
also
felt
the
pinch
of
want;
a
rich
young
ne'er-do-well
who
finally
"does
veil"
after
all:
a
scheming
lawyer
trying
to
dot
the
old
lady
out
of
her
money,
and
a
score
of
babies
the
old
lady
befriends
in
her
sudden
rise
t.i
affluence,
make
the
plot
of
"DrusJlla
with
a
Million"
one
of
the
most
entertaining
ever
screened.
But
a
rehearsal
of
the
story
is
not
necessary
for
almost
everybody
read
the
popular
novel
ot
Elizabeth
Cooper's
and
those
who
have
not.
will
be
sure
not
to
miss
the
picture
presentation
at
the
Westholme
Theatre
at
the
week-end.
Nothing
ha
been
lost
in
transposing
the
recent
best
i!r
to
the
iUm
sheet;
and
in
fact
under
the
skillful
direction
of
.
Harmon
Weight,
the
work
seems
to
hv
taken
on
a
new
significance
and
to
be
fresher
and
more
delightful
than
ever.
Mary
Carr.
Priacllla
Bonner.
'Kenneth
Harlan.
William
Humphrey
and
Clair
Du
Bray
head
a
fine
cast:
not
forgetting
the
babies,
who
prove
very
gifted
actors
and
actresses.
If
of
somewhat
?n2er
years.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
IAMAKV
III,
191?.
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
council
last
evening
the
following
offlccrt
were
elected
for
the
ensuing
year:
President,
S.
D.
Mae
donlad:
Vice-president.
George
Rudder;
ham:
Secretary.
P.
II.
Llnzey:
Financial
secretary.
Oeorge
Waddell;
treasurer.
J.
Morrison.
The
retiring
council
last
night
passed
a
resolution
expressing
appreciation
of
the
services
of
Fred
Peters.
K.C..
the
city
solicitor
and
city
clerk.
The
sales
at
the
city
market
for
eleven
months,
amounted
to
tl9.109.lfl
according
to
a
report
read
at
the
city
council
last
night.
According
to
the
report
of
the
city
treasurer
read
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
the
expenditures
for
the
year
1918
were
approximately
S64.0OO
less
than
in
1615.
BOYS'
BAND
TENDERS
AS
ATTRACTION
FOR
14JPRAIRIE
FAIRS
The
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band,
through
Thomas
Wilson,
the
bandmaster,
is
be
lng
tendered
as
an
attraction
to
fourteen
Western
Canada
fairs
this
year.
If
latlsfacjbry,
negotiations
re
completed,
the
band
will
make
a
seven
or
eight
weeks'
tour
of
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba,
starting
about
July
2
and
ending
about
August
19.
There
wUl
be
rme
difficulties
in
the
way
and
It
la
probable
that
financial
aid
will
be
sought
from
the
Board
of
Trade
and
city
council
In
connection
with
prelim
inary
arrangements
as
the
tour
would
undoubtedly
be
beneficial
to
the
city
fiom
a
publicity
standpoint.
ALL
PRINCE
RUPERT
CANDIDATES
PASSED
R.N.
EXAMINATIONS
Five
young
ladles
aent
up
from
the
Prince
rtupert
General
Hospital
training
chool
for
nurses
to
the
recent
Regis
tered
Nurses'
examinations
were
successful
in
passing
the
test
making
a
100
per
cent
record
for
the
school
accord
ing
to
word
received
last
night
by
Miss
land;
act
MTICK
Of
INTKNTION
TO
.MM'I.V
K
Til
I.I.ANK
l,.l(
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
ftnbrrt
If
rurrl
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
fish
Rfc
Vr.
lntend
to
PPly
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commenclm:
at
a
nost
nianteH
at
northeast
corner
about
1,000
feet
westerly
from
miners'
cabins
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet:
thenr
wmIm-Iv
9.1
chains;
thence
southerly
about
12
chains:
mcmc
cusieriT'
u
cnains;
tnence
northerly
about
13
chains,
and
containing
24
acres,
more
or
lens.
ROBERT
M.
CURR1E.
Applicant,
fR,
1
FJ'
ill
ij1
prime
Bern
ifyJ
Goodness
PZiz
w&XQVubeW
ipi
"OATO"
Tomato
Omelet
3
tomatoes
y,
ot,
butter
l"Oxo"Cube
3
eggs
Pepper
and
salt
Skin
and
cut
bp
the
tomatoes.
Put
them
in
a
lined
saucepan
with
the
butter,
and
the
"Oxo"
mixed
with
a
little
hot
water.
Season
to
taste.
When
thor-
Highly
cooked,
mash
well;
break
?
n
the
eggs,
and
stir
over
the
fire
till
thick.
Spread
on
buttered
toast,
and
-tarnish
w?(h
parsley.
CHILDREN'S
PUZZLE
A
delight
to
every
child.
Two
picture-puzzles
in
one
72
pieces.
Sent
to
any
address
on
receipt
of
30
"OXO"
Cube
wrappers.
,'ean
Harrison.
R.N..
lady
superintendent.
Miss
Oeorglna
Hunter
and
fVie
Ann
Castcll
came
third
a.id
fourth
in
.he
province
respectively
in
the
examinations
and
other
successful
candidate
were
Miss
Zada
Pilmbam.
MUs
Helen
Mc-
lae
and
Mlas
Dorothy
Thomson.
Leading
the
province
in
-the
esamlna-
iens
was
Miss
Isabel
Klrkpatrtck
daughter
of
Mr
and
'Mrs.
J,
A.
JCirkp
tt-rick.
Miss
Klrkoatrlck.
who
took
her
tursea'
training
In
the
Vancouver
Central
Hospital,
resided
here
in
early
girlhood
with
ber
parents.
LAND
ACT
t
NOTICK
Of
IN'IKNTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I
111
I
1
lit
IIAMK
UMI
In
Princo
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
end
situate
on
.he
north
ahore
of
the
South
Ann
of
T&soo
Harbor,
Msresby
bland.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
James
Field,
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
occupation
Marine
Broker.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
the
following
described
lands:
vuiuuicucing
ai
a.
posi
piamea
on
tne
north
shore
of
South
Arm
of
Tasoo
Harbor,
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
about
9
chains
from
the
end
of
the
Government
trail:
thence
10
chain
northeasterly:
thence
10
chains
north.
westerly:
thence
10
chains
southwestern
I
ly;
thence
10
chains
southeasterly,
and,
containing
twenty
(20)
acres,
more
or
lees.
i
JAMES
FIELD,
Annltrant
Dated
November
29.
1928.
LAND
ACT
OTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I.I.AMi;
I
IIKEMIIOKK
In
Graham
Island.
3uin
nh.riMt.
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prims
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
Massett
Inlet,
Orsham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pnwull
rtlvrr
company
timiieo
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Manufacturer
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
poat
planted
at
the
northeast
corner
of
DL
1S7I:
thmm
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
said
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
aald
Lot;
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
rerguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
Of
Echinus
Point:
thene
autitti.
essterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
iiu
containing
iou
acres,
more
or
less.
I'UWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
LTD.
.
..
Aent-
J-
nouglas
Wilson.
Dated
r.
4th
v.
November,
1020.
"OXO"
Cubes
are
the
nourishing
principles
and
the
rich,
meaty
flavour
of
prime
beef
in
convenient,
economical
and
concentrated
form.
Such
a
help
in
solving
the
"daily
menu"
problem!
44
OXO
"
adds
new,
enticing
savour
to
soups,
gravies,
stews,
hash,
croquettes
and
meat
pies
transforms
"left-overs"
into
delicious
dishes.
The
"OXO"
Cook-book
will
show
you
scores
cf
delightful
recipes.
Send
for
it
today.
And
what
a
wonderful
beverage
is
a
cup
of
hot
"OXO."
It
sends
comforting
warmth
to
every
part
of
the
body
-nourishes
invigorates.
Get
a
tin
of
"
OXO
"
Cubes
with
your
next
grocery
ordeV.
After
one
trial,
you'll
never
be
without
a
tin
in
the
pantry.
OXO
LIMITED,
356
St
Antoine
Street.
Mcnt;ral
The
Great
Beef
Economy
Tins
of
4
cubes,
15c.
tin
of
10,
30c.
N.B.
To
ensure
quick
dissolving,
always
slice
the
cube
Into
hot
water.
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Mnkinir
every
record
do
IU
best.
Thin
new
Brunswick
quickly
won
the
hearts
or
music
,
Jover
overywherc.
Trie
rpaef,
too,
Is
beautiful
beycjd
lie.
usual.
Come
in
a.id.'jinj'
I
Vrnnt
to
hear
the
new
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Ltd.
Third
Avenue,
Corner
Fifth
Street
You
Are
Invited
to
call
and
have
a
demonstration
of
our
NEW
"SAVAGE
ALL-KLECTIUC
IKONElt"
that
doen
100
per
cent
of
your
Ironlnjr
without
any
adjustment
Cash
I'rlre
$J0.00
Also
Knsy
Terms
The
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
1
Hulling
from
Prince
Kuprrt,
lor
VANCOUVtlt,
VICTORIA,
'
Hanun
Hay
ami
Alert
liny,
tc
TueadaJ.
.1
p.m.
lor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Hay
and
Mwanaon
Bay,
'
etc-
HiitiirdsJ.
a
a.m.
lor
POUT
NIMPSON,
ANVOXI
ALICE
ARM,
HTEH'ART
and
Naas
Khrt
i
iiiinrrir,
nuniiuv.
n
n.m.
111
Hint
Avenue.
II,
.VI.
HMITII.
agflU.
Pfl"ff
It'll"'
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