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uyi
MRS.
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arid
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u
ork
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gel
much
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half
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time."
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i'
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ol
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the
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W
Capt.
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today
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pounds
of
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25,000
pounds
pf
black
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which
she
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Capt.
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returned
to
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at
12:50
noon
today
from
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Anyox
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other
northern
points
and
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early
this
afternoon
foi
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and
waypoints.
Southbound
from
Stewart
to
loco,
Imperial
Oil
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tanker
Imperial,
Capt.
A.
S.
McGaw,
made
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brief
cal
lin
port
last
evening
southbound.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
boat'Pachena
got
back
at
5:30
this
morning
from
a
hunting
trip
down
the
coast
to
Douglas
Channel
points
with
party
on
board
con-
slsting
of
J.
H.
Pillsbury,
Dr.
Bas-tin,
W.
H.
Tobey,
W.
O.
Fulton,
George
Bryant,
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Capt.
W,
P.
Armour
There
was
good
hunting
and
the
bag
consisted
of
a
dozen
geese
and
thirty
or
I
forty
mallards.
Mr.
PilLsbury
and
Dr.
Bastln
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
night.
The
Alaskan
seineboat
Mars,
which
was
salvaged
last
week
from
Dundas
Island
where
she
had
stranded
and
sunk,
is
being
tem
porarily
patched
up
at
the
local
dry
dock
preparatory
to
proceeding
to
Seattle.
Kaien
Island
Moon
Long
ago
I
strolled
away,
from
my
,
sweetheart
by
the
bay,
On
ithe
trails
beneath
the
Kalen
Island
moon.
There
I
heard
the
midnight
cry
pf
my
sweetheart
passing,
by,!
Where,
we'
parted
when
the-
wild
rose
came'
In
blo6m,f
j
.
I
All
my
me
lor
you
I
pine,
in
my
heart
with
love
divine
;
On
Jhfl'jtra.ljs
bepeath
the;
Kalen
,
lsiana.moon;
Vyiujrvuo
;
I;
Long
ago
I
strolled
away,
from
my
sweetheart
by
the"
bay,
On
the
trails
beneath'
the
Kaieh
Island
moon.
There
we
parted
on
the
dale,
there
beside
Mount
Oldfieid
trail,
Where
the
myriad
tint
of
roses
were.
in.
bloom.
Oh
your
smiles
I'll
see
once,
more,
on
the
Kalen
Island
shore
Where
the
dales
are
sweetly
scented
with
perfume,
Where
I
said
good-bye
In
vain,
I'm
returning
love
at?ain
On
the
trails
beneath
the
Kalen
Island
moon.
Long
ago
I
strolled
away,
from
my
sweetheart
by
the
bay,
On
the
traUs
beneath
the
Kalen
Island
moon,
There
along
the
flowery
dales,
on
your
winding
mountain
trails
I'll
be
roaming
back
to
see
you'
love
in
June.
All
my
life
for
you
I
pine,
in
my
heart
with
love
divine
On
the
trails
beneath
the
Kalen
Island
moon.
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Wfi
n9VP
larrra
rAe
-ilt
I
.
Idlately
for
eastern
manufacturers
a.iu
we
are
interested
In
all
your
Ship
to
us
at
once
and
we
are
as
SUTlne
VOU
a
srmarn
rt
pal
ntilflr
turns
and
much
more
money
for
A
trial
shlDment
will
rnnvltirp
vnn
Wishing
you
the
very
best
of
luck
iui
uie
season,
TRAPPERS'
FURS
LTD.
Her
Hands
Were
All
Out
of
Shape
In
Grip
of
Rheumatism
For
15
Years
Here
is
a
letter
which
shows
the
value
of
persevering
with
Krus-chen:
"For
about
two
years
I
hardly
went
out,
it
was
such
a
painful
effort
to
walk
owing
to
rheumatism.
My
hands
and
feet
were
the
worst
affected".'
I
was
unable
to
walk
without
a
cane,
I
read
so
much
about
Kruschen,
I
decided
to
try
it.
I
was
three
months
before
I
felt
any
better,
but
I
kept
on
and
since
then
I
have
been
fine
and
never
use
the
cane.
My
hands
were
all
out
of
shape,
but
they
are
almost
normal
now.
Of
course
I
could
hot
expect
to
get
better
all
at
once,
as
I
had
suffered
for
15
years
before
I
started
on
Kruschen."
(Miss)
A.L.
Rheumatism
is
frequently
caused
by
an
excess
of
uric
acid
In
the
blood.
If
you
could
see
how
Kruschen
dulls
these
uric
acid
deposits,
then
dissolves
them
away
altogether,
you
would
agree
that
the
Kruschen
treatment
should
bring
relief
in
cases
of
rheumatism.
"
i
The
Letter
Box
ALLEGED
INTERFERENCE
Editor,
Dally
News:
May
I
beg
a
little
space
In
your
paper
to
voice
my
opinion
In
re
ference
to
"interference,",
alleged
by
some
person
or
persons,
as
to
che
local
station
in
its
broadcasts,
as
causing
interference
to
reception
of
other
stations,
especially
Sunday
evenings.
Personally
I
have
found
that
the
Sunday
evening
broadcasts
have
not
Interfered
wun
tne
Edaie
cantor
program,
snd
would
advise
these
persons
to
have
their
.
receivers
overhauled,
Also
for
them
to,
bear
in
mind
that
there
was
radio-
Interference
in
town
'before
fcver'
CFPR
;
came
on
the
ar.'
'urtherniore
this
'
station
was
started
up
tb'tw
an
asset
to
Rupert
and
district,
and
should
be
Ive'rj
;
every'
encouragement
possible.
Thanking
you
for
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One
Who
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'
.
from
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.
.-
or
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of
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but
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yourself
certainly
-won't
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later.
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"San
Francisco,"
With
Clark
Gable,
Jeanette
MacDonald
And
Spencer
Tracy
Hhere
Reproducing
on
the
screen
In
a
most
realistic
way
some
of
the
hair-raising
scenes
of
the
great
San
Francisco
earthquake
dlsas-
ter
of
1906
and
bringing
together
j
theran
Church
In
charge.
The
after
the
first
time
three
of
film-
fair
was
of
an
Informal
nature
and
dom's
most
popular
stars,
Clark
J
the
servlteurs
were
Mrs.
Hans
Un-Gable,
Jeanette
MacDonald
and
i
derdahl,
Miss
Journ
Skog
and
Miss
Spencer
Tracy,
"San
Francisco"
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
for
a
four-day
run
starting
tomor
row,
it
is
saia
io
dc
one
oi
me
most
outstanding
pictures
of
the
year.
San
Francisco"
is
the
story
of
Blackie
Norton,
lord
of
the
old
Barbary
Coast
before
the
disaster.
Into
his
resort
wanders
a
small
town
girl
with
great
ambitions
to
i
become
a
singer.
Gable,
as
Blackie,
engages
the
girl
to
entertain
hls
rowdy
customers
and,
from
thej
dance
hall,
she
rises
to
heights
as
an
opera
star,
thrilling
the
hearts
of
San
Francisco's
music
lovers.
Later
she
returns
to
Blackie
who
does
not
realize
the
depth
of
his
love
for
the
girl
until
he
finds
it
in
the
suffering
and
destruction
of
the
disaster.
Miss
MacDonald
sings
in
this
picture
a
range
of
songs
from
difficult
operatic
arias
to
ragtime
tun;s
and
beautiful
religious
hymns.
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays.
8
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:20
p.m.
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......
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.MY
SON"
.,....,...,......
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GOING
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AM
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.-.
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Etten
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MARCH"
Carfrac
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TOUCH"
...
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silve
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oitiAa?ndmand'
kt
US
8lVC
y0U
a
demnstratlon
of
the
Ward
Electric
&
i
Church
Dinner
Was
Eighty-Five
Tersons
Partook
Of
Repast
by
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
About
eighty-five
persons
partook
of
a
tasty
fish
cake
and
meat
ball
dinner
which
was
served
In
the
Metropole
Hall
Saturday
night
with
the
council
of
St.
Paul's
Lu
Aslaug
Skaland.
Gunnar
Selvig
was
the
winner
in
the
raffle
of
a
tray
while
Lars
Johnson
won
all
five-pound
tin
of
coffee.
Be
wls.
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tne
want
ads.
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STARTING
TOMORROW
J;c
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tho
,..1.
country
has
been
arc
.
glory
in
the
thrill
a
viiiuiu
Ui
me
most
nearly
perfect
movie
entertainment
ever
made
.
.
.
San
r
rrancisco
With
Jeanette
MacDonald
Clark
Gable
Spencer
Tracy
From
Hrnmlwn
ery
corner
of
the
earth
it
hns
smnshorl
all
ot
tendance
records
ever
made
bv
anv
nicture
.
Its
first
run
engage-
4.
r
i
went
in
vuncuuver
ia
ted
SEVEN
WEEKS.
That's
the
answer
that
?f
milcf
ViA
tfnf
nriain
men
IMus'
.
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i.
Plus
What
.
.
.
Conic
and
See
It's
a
picture
that
has
everything
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MUSIC
From
opera
to
jazz,
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love
ballad
"WOULD
YOU,"
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ROMANCE
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best
snared
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fisted
priest
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Miss
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