Monday
July
30,
1928
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irmwcgggs
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pub-find
or
displayed
by
the
,ui)
Control
Board
or
by
?!
Government
of
British
Columbia
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I
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COAL
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Prince
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Feed
Co.
"HEART
OF
FOLLIES
GIRL"
IS
ON
TONIGHT
:
IMIlle
!)ovr
lu-uiitlful
ill
Tense
Dranla
of
XfflRe
IJfe
I-ailsh
rnxlurtioii
4.
"The
Heart
of
a
Folllea
Oirl,"
a
First
National
.Picture
offering
at
the
WU
BASED
ON
ADE'S
FAMOUS
COMEDY
-Fair
Co-Ed."
Is
Marlon
Itavle'
Third
I
II
111
llawd
on
Iegltlnuile
Slate
Offering
This
Year
In
"The
Fair
Oo-ed,"
to
be
shown
Wednesday
and
Thursday
at
the
West-holme
Theatre,
Marlon
Davles
gives
to
1
the
picture-going
world
a
screen
version
of
another
famous
stage
play.
This
jtlme-
it
la
from
the
prt
of
George
Ade
and
ouatav
Ludwa.
This
1
the
third
stage
play
which
has
been
uned
by
Meteo-Ooldwyn-Mayer
(a
a
Marlon
Dartea
veMde
during
the
last
year.
The
Brat
was
"The
Red
Mill,"
film
verakm
of
the
famous
operetta
hy
Victor
Herbert
and
Henry
Blossom:
Istaa
on
wmVh
"Metaopolla''
the
film
Furm
No.
IS.
Deettoa
S9)
IASI)
ACT.
W'EfeK
AT
WfeHtllOI.ME
Monday
Unit
fstaiay
BUlltf
Dotfe
in
"The
Heart
or
of
ft
Fbtllea
Ofti."
tJomedyr
"Visitors
Welcome."
Paramtmnt
Ne.
SWifP'gH
wmfr,"
wmeiMt
an
Tftr
-starring
vWft
eald
itjy
&
orWr
ttoawarj
Warlon
tiavis
In
'"The
pictures.
that
CcmSibea
gay.eolor;
ruoapEere
with,
a
powerful
dramatic
plot.
Beautiful
Bil!e
Dove
weeps
in
some
scenes,
but
that
only
makes
ber
more
appealing
than
ever.
Her
eharm
and
acting
ability
are
said
to
be
so
effect-
lVely
exhibited,
and
Larry
Kent,
Lowell
Sherman.
Mildred
lfrri
ni
ro.ri...
,Tj
nratfay
Fall1
Co-
CdiW-dy:
'Seeing
Btare."
fathe
Review.
trMf
ami
Murray
All
Star
cant
to
"in-tropoli.1
Oomly:
"Dumb
Daddies."
Metro-Odd
wjrn
News.
Belwyrme
have
excellent
roles.
'
'
"
'
'
'
Scenes
of
the
Follies
show,
back-stage
j
in
the
dressing
rooms
and
cafes
and
wWch
will
be
at
the
Westholme
Thea-apartmenta
give
Intimate
gJlmpM-a
of
tre
at
the
end
of
this
week
is
founded.
itmUti
n"
tr1'
Hettrt:
The
worker,
of
"Metropolis"
a
city
of
Of
a
FU1m
airl."
is
based
on
Adela
ttte
tuture,
nve
far
below
the
surface
Rogers
St.
Johns'
magazine
story
of
the
ot
the
eartn.
They
worlc
,n
same
title.
ihUU.
practically
chained
to
huge
ma-
An
appealing
romance
that
presents
ehinei.
Upon
completing
their
dally
many
unusual
.Uuatlons
is
woven
Into
,Unt
the
elevators
which
the
plot,
and
the
drama,
hlU
many
hlgH
take
tbem
thousands
of
feet
down
Into
points
throughout
the
story.
"The'
Heart
of
a
Follies
Olrl."
Is
the
plain,
hm
-
M..
m,
th,
.k
,i.
unvarnished
truth
about
the
lives
and
lthi,
h...
.J..
,,
ih.
.,i.t,.,.,.
characters
of
the
famous
'
L
chorines.
.iu.t
t
mi.
th..
u,
....
.
gilded
palaces?
But
Mary,
a
sainted
wo
man
in
whom
they
believe,
advises
the
workers
to
watt,
to
wait
for
the
leader
who
Is
sure
to
came.
Then,
one
day,
Mary
disappears
and
In
ber
place
is
seen
an
Image,
built
In
reality
the
autamanton
of
fanatical
Inventor,
tells
them
to
strike
for
liberty
Without
any
loss
of
time,
they
destroy
fthctr
machines
and
destruction
soon
Jollowa.
ElevaUrs
crash
down
and
water
flow.
A
tender
love
story
run
throughout
the
fHm
a
Eric,
son
of
the
master
of
Metropolis,
falls
In
love
with
Mary.
Hew
thtrr
union
la
ungealoualy
effected
la
told.
SMIIHERS
A
ww
bridge
across
Obtcken
Greek
mar
Lake
KatMyn,
has
been
completed
and,
with
the
straightening
and
M
"
-
lromteg
of
approaches,
U
a
great
ooBvea-
""'
"
-
Ime
to
traffic,
sidtred
one
of
the
beat
whimsical
plays
ltr
Wl!l'C
I
Axei
Anderson
la
baring
eoneklerable
--w.
MKlleuity
tn
the
msrtter
-of
grtUug
his
rted
by
Bam
Wood.
Marlon
baa
the
.w
m,.,f.r.ri
lnriu.tr
-
role
of
an
American
It
oo-ed
Is
th,toblWlH!
of
power
has
been
n-t
film
tha
baa
Mn
ever
preaeaU'd
overoome
ton
sandU
of
rntrUda
pre-where
the
atory
wa.
treated
aolely
from
,
loe
woman's
angle.
Johnny
Mack
Brow.,
former
football
f
m
:Mut
.
rorred
cheek
vpon's
lo-hero
is
aen
in
the
ledlng
male
role.
ml
au-wnoWle
dealer.
A.
Ferrier.
who
The
eaat
also
lndudea
Jane
Wlaton,
WM
ue-
by
tt
pro-
Th-lma
HUl.
UUUm.
Lelghton.
Oene
ioeM
to
two
"METROPOLIS"
HOLDS
yea
bnprtoonmest
bete
ttats
week.
Le
Fng
awl
Ie
Mttsg,
arrested
by
tVmrtaflt.1
nuutlf.
fl
T.
Mti
M
rm
tK.
THRILL
OF
LIFETIME
-
TJZ"rZ
'optum
In
thetr
poantasran.
I'
Wnry
Kmi
Through
Kfile
riHure.
Ci.ilnr
Here
At
Week
End
mile
of
A
of
pr,ceaUy
one
new
sidewalks
has
beeft
mint
In
Smlthers
Betwren
brain
and
brawn
there
must
thla
yer
by
the
vWaae
council,
be
a
nwdkttor
the
heart.
That
the
J
Southern
baa
been
flounder
lng
In
)darkneea
again
this
week
aa
a
result
of
fa
serlotfs
break
In
the
power
unit
connected
with
the
teheratteg
plant
at
the
Ml.
ir
lMt.MIU
Ill
AITLl
.
MMtiuthau-i
It
k.
tint
niiM
j
the
power
will
be
on
afate
until
nect
In
Prlnee
Rupert
Lad
Reoordlng
Dl-
,rek.
trlct
and
situate
abut
g
miles
from
the
;
mowth
of
Khutae
Rrrer.
1
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Detroit'
The
death
occurred
here
on
Sunday
Western
Mining
Oowpany
of
Vanoouver.
mornteg
of
James
Rutherford,
father
EprtTfoT
pSdiorr
to'pur.
J
Allen
Rutherford,
alter
a
brief
01-foiwwlng
described
lands:
rieaa.
He
was
a
native
of
Scotland
and
imu
mo
apjisT
or
I
chase
the
fonowlna
I.
'rneJ,,f.t
P9?t
Planted
one
,u
69
.
of
.
k,.,-,.
Wn
m
1
i'oi
aiHiam
iroai
ine
witness
post
on
,
.
the
west
side
M
Lot
172;
thence
wester.
-w
iuvenor
nw
ui,
i
ly
60
chains:
thence
southerly
30
chains)
the
time
being
engaged
In
mining.
The
thence
tterly
60
chains;
thence
nor-
"
-,,.
.....
therly
10
ehatos.
and
containing
100
funer1
P10
00
Thursday
after-
eerea,
more
or
less.
noon
from
St.
Jamea
AngrWan
Church,
F.
PARDOK
WILSON.
n
j.
B.
Qlbson
offWaUng.
Agent
for
,
Detroit
Western
Mining
Oo.
Dated
18th
April.
1928.
J.
Kanla,
Vancouver
geologist.
Is
Dow
LAND
ACT
engaged
In
an
examinayon
ot
the
Top-ley
mining
area.
He
Is
accompanied
by
NOTH'i:
Ol'
INTKNTICN
To
APPLV
Ttl
hia
wife
who
was
formerly
Miss
Nan
I.KASK
MMt
Fetterly
of
Smlthera.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
-teoortllne
Dla
!
-
trict
nnd
situate
adjacent
to
AlUford
,
Misses
Marjorle
and
Oeraldlne
Warner
ZcZi&iJ
lD,et
th,
end
ot
!a.t
week
for
Vie-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
torta
-whert
they
will
apend
a
lew
weeks
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
on
a
holiday
visit
with
relatives.
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
Intend
.
.
.
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de
I
wribed
lands:
The
hay
trop
In
the
Butkley
Vafiey
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
the
reported
to
be
much
better
than
waa
hiph
water
mark
of
an
Mand:
thence
jr
fo'l'
winr
the
high
ter
mark
around
Ttnt
eapeetad,
the
hay
bating
pro-the
Island
to
point
of
commencement;
greesed
well
after
recent
rains
in
spite
and
culnln.
0.
of
the
previou.
drought
Dated
Applicant.
nuuM
Wllhnr
MttdKCKm.
i
MITHT'.
OF
INTKNTIO
TO
API'LT
TO
I
nasi;
i.an
1
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dla.
trlct
and
altuate
adjacent
to
Alhfprd
Bay
Moresby
Island.
Skldegite
Inlet,
1
Otieitn
Charlotte
Islands.
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Paelfle
Mills
'Limited,
of
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
de
i
CmelnK
at
a
poat
planted
on
tM
h
ah
water
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
'following
the
high
water
mark
around
i
tfo
T
Wand
to
point
tnnt-ia4
oa-talnma
one
"M'
Donald
WllDUr
IIUUflMW.
.
v
pBif
fe
Mitw.
mmted.
Dated
May
S.
lM,
iv
ti
if
MATTER
of
"
applleatlen
for
l"tSJ?-of.
feSfand
hundred
and
nineteen
Lot
Title
for
:
eighty-three
(19881.
Range
five
(6).
,
Coast
Dlatrlct
.
Batlafactory
pr.f
of
Je
'artlftcate
of
Tit
U'
vering
e
above
lands
having
been
P
?
m:
ferTTtl.h3
Heptember.
110.
and
la
"S
Prince
Rupert,
I
land
rMiHotry
OMlee.
b
c
mrd
July.
MmUsod
"
801
Begutrar
of
TlUia.
Frank
Kwbery,
a
local
boy.
who
bad
MltlaJmlted.
Mf
lfg
tJ
M
iimnaWt
nmc
:
Um
ag0i
WM
able
to
leave
the
bonpl-
UIVIJ
Avl
tal
this
week
'
0Netll
and
WaU
are
bulldlne
a
KM
end
aummer
home
on
the
wrat
afde
of
Uke
KatMyn.
it
whi
be
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a.
H.
Wall
and
family.
Mrs.
F.
L.
Carroll
of
Decker
Lake
and
Mfes
H.
B.
Harrison
ot
Wistaria
were
visitors
In
Smlthera
at
the
first
of
the
week
before
proceeding
to
Wistaria
where
they
will
apend
the
aummer.
P.
E.
Sparkes
hat
purchased
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
B.
ChetUeburgh
In
Telkwa.
The
latter
are
leaving
for
Vic
torla
where
they
will
take
up
residence.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
AI.
Falconer
ot
were
visitors
in
Bintthcra
this
week
Dr.
R.
O.
Bsmford
la
paying
a
visit
to
Vanderhoot
on
professional
business
!
Judge
Robertson
ot
Prince
Oeorge
was
holding
County
Court
this
week
in
Bmltliers
in
the
abHence
of
Judge
Young
of
Prlnoe
Rupert.
1
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
J.
Service
are
spend'
lng
a
holiday
In
Vancouver
and
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
"
FIVE
1
!.
in
The
Daily
News
$4,000
Prize
Campaip
Publication
of
the
first
vote
count
today
docs
not
mean
that
nominations
are
closed.
Far
from
it..
This
campaign
is
only
starting.
There
arc
far
more
candidates
who
have
not
assomph'shed
anwthing
than
there
.are
who
have.
The
campaign
is
hardly
tinder
way
yet.
Certainly
some
have
not
gotten
into
their
stride
yet..
LiVe,
earnest,
cnergctiq
candidates
subscript
tfon
getters
can
enter
NOW
and
WALK
AWAY
from
slowgoirig
entries.
Speed,
pep,
work
subscriptions
will
win.
YOU
SHOULD
BE
ACTIVE
IN
THIS
CAMPAIGN
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU
BIG.
Looks
Like
2
Enclosed
Cars
Will
Go
for
Less
Votes
Than
Required
of
Old
"Piano
and
Ring
Prize
Campaigns.
Many
Candidates
Who
So
Far
Have
Done
Nothing
to
Help
Themseles
Have
Received
Votes
Through
Friends
From
present
indications
those
big
prizes:
The
latent
1928
Model
Pontiac
"6"
Two
Door
Sedan,
value
$1,200
The
latest
1028
Msdcl
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
value
..
$860
The
$500
cash
prize,
Value
$500
And
the
two
$100
Cash
prizes,
value
$200
Each
a
real
prise
are
going
to
be
given
away
for
less
votes
than
usually
ere
required
when
sewing
machine,
a
phonograph,
a
wrist
watch
or
a
cheap
diamond
ring
are
given
away.
BIG
PRIZES
WILL
GO
FOK
LITTLE
That
is
the
honest
truth
Votes
turned
in
so
far
would
not
justify
one
of
the
old-time
piano,
sewing
machine
and
ring
campaigns.
The
lack
of
interest
manifested
by
candidates
in
general
is
not
only
regrettable;
it
is
appalling.
It
i
ridiculous.
Yes,
and
it
is
serioEM.
Here
The
Daily
News
is
putting
up
over
$4,000
in
enclosed
automobiles
and
Cash
Prises-
And
some
who
have
entered
are
content
to
stand
idly,
by
and
let
their
friends
east
votes
for
them.
In
fact,
more
votes
have
been
cast,
in
many
instances,
by
subscribers
themselves
over
the
counters
in
The
Daily
News
office
for
candi4ate0
than
the
candidates
themselves
have
turned
in.
This
means
that
friends
who
would
snbscribe
or
renew
anyway
in
the
natural
course
of
business,
come
to
The
Daily
News
office,
pay
their
subscription
without
solicitation
and,
because
they
are
friends
of
the
candidates,
east
votes
for
their
friends.
Some
candidates,
too,
are
only
coupon
chasers,
who
would
rather
spend
profitable
time
running
after
coupons
when
a
subscription
will
offset
a
whole
flock
of
them.
Of
course,
that
is
perfectly
all
right
The
Daily
News
desires
business,
and
business
makes
votes
-either
from
subscription
or
coupons.
But
The
News
also
wants
to
see
candidates
manifest
some
enthusiasm
themselves
in
their
own
campaign.
It
takes
more
than
friends
to
win.
It
takes
work.
Work
means
subscriptions.
Subscriptions
mean
votes.
Votes
mean
p
rites-
IN
SACKCLOTH
AND
ASHES
Sooner
or
later
in
this
campaign
a
candidate
or
candidates
now
entered,
or
ese
or
more
who
will
yet
enter,
will
got
their
stride
and
the
drone
are
going
to
Had
themselves
weeping
In
sackcloth
and
ashes
at
the
roadside,
while
the
live
ones
spin
past
in
their
big
motor
tacts
motor
ears
won
through
consistent
effort
No
one
need
be
a
drone.
Everyone
has
it
in
him
or
her
to
accomplish,
to
do.
That
dormant
power,
though
must
first
be
awakened.
WAKE
UPI
our
ntisvi
You
candidates
who
are
Ip.
You
have
been
nominated.
Your
friends
have
helped
you.
They
will
continue
to
help
yu.
Some
of
you
are
willing
to
help
yourselves.
Others
of
you
Jure
yet
to
see
the
light.
Wake
upl
Start
doing.
Aecorapllih.
You
can
win-
You
who
are
yet
"considering'
should
start
new.
1
If
you
WILL
go
in
to
win
YOU
WILL
WIN
1UG.
WOIIK
WILL
WIN.
100,000
Extra
Votes
Every
$15
club
of
subscriptions,
either
NEW
OU
RENEWALS,
will
entitle
yu
to
100,000
E7TI1A
votes
in
addition
to
the
uwial
votes
issued
at
the
time
each
subscription
(see
regular
vote
schedule)
is
turned
in.
Thi
big
offer,
eouplod
with
the
present
libera!
vote
schedule,
is
the
biggest
ami
beat
vote
offer
of
the
entire
campaign.
Subscription?
are
worth
more
votes
these
next
few
dsys
than
they
ever
will
be
again.
A
fin
club
may
include
eubseriptiens
of
any
length
of
time
up
to
six
years.
A
candidate
lias
the
privilege
of
turning
in
more
than
one
club.
Two
clubs,
for
instance,
would
net
you
200,000
votes.
As
soon
as
you
complete
your
first
club
you
automatically
start
on
your
second.
Subscriptions
may
be
secured
anywhere.
Candidates
are
NOT
restricted
to
their
own
district.
You
many
obtain
subscriptions
from
frietfds
and
acquaintance
in
any
district,
any
town,
city
of
J,rTh'i
j
flfSila
not
ffe
to
be
turned
in
all
at
one
time.
You
can
'
iurn,
ip
llie
MusfrMy
as
you
secure
them.
Accurate
record
Ja
i-ept
irt
ihepafgrVOeirtment.
The
100,000
and
other
extra
vote
credits
will
be
figured
and
Isnued
at
intervals
during
the
life
of
the
campaiRO.
Thin
100,000
offer
is
the
biggest
and
best
"elob"
offer
that
will
be
made.
If
you
have
entered
the
caniMign,
here
is
your
opportunity
to
muke
u
tine
beginning
and
build
your
way
to
success!?.
If
yau
have
just
slutted,
let
this
votee
offer
put
you
in
the
lead.
If
you
are
considering
entering,
get
busy
now,
and
work
hard
on
this
ti
ir
vote
offer.
The
List
of
Candidates-
DISTRICT
NO.
1
District
No.
1
includes
only
those
participants
residing
within
the
city
limits
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prize
cars
and
as
marly
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
in
this
district.
The
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
1
up
to
the
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
Saturday
night,
are
as
follows:
Antonclli,
Miss
Muried
5,110
Raiiey,
Miss
Jean
M
M9.700
Bradbury,
Mrs.
II.
J
107,300
Collison,
Mrs.
J.
M
150,700
Dominato,
A
74,800
Field,
Mrs.
j
62,700
Frizzell,
Miss
Laura
158,910
Gilker,
Miss
Edna
L
101,400
Ivcrsen,
Alf.
5,000
Jones
Miss
Margaret
39,000
Krivevsky,
Miss
Victoria
81.909
Larson,
Miss
Agnes
53,000
Lisney,
Mrs.
A.
B.
,
-
77,700
McCrea,
Miss
Alice
K
81,300
Morgan,
Miss
Connie
151,700
Nickerson,
Mrs.
Chas.
M.
63,800
Postolu,
Spero
76,500
Pritchard,
Mrs.
J.
II
151,000
Rood,
John
5,000
Shea,
Lloyd
5,000
Slaggard,
Mrs.
J.
R.
.
.
.
:
69,100
Smith,
Mrs.
Hugh
M
152,390
Stevens,
John
R
5,000
Stuart,
Miss
Sheila
71,800
Thompson,
Miss
May
47,400
Wermig,
Mrs.
F.
52,900
Wilson;
Miss
Nellie
48,000
Unger,
Miss
Edna
104
700
Zarelli,
Miss
Ermy
155,800
DISTRICT
No.
2
District
No.
2
includes
only
those
participants
residing
outside
the
city
limits
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
One
of
the
prize
cars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
in
this
district
'
The
names
of
those
entered
in
No.
2,
up
to
the
present
time,
togdUjer
witji
all
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
Saturday
niulit,
are
as
follows.
Beavcn,
II.
R.
Queen
Charlotte
City
5,000
Birnle,
Arthur
E.
"Pete"
Smithcrs
56,700
Ciccone,
Fort
Clements
5,000
Dover,
Mrs.
George,
Terrace
61,3d0
Mcintosh,
Miss
Margaret,
Massct
5,000
McKcnzic,
R.
C.
Queen
Charlotte
City
5,000
Ryan,
Miss
Kate
Stewart
5,000
Tnvlor,
Mrs.
G.
A.
Port
Essinglon
5,000
Wilson,
Mrs.
L.
C,
Hazelton'
....
5,000
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