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THE DAILY NEWS
PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA

Published Every Afternoon, except Sunday, by The News
Printing and Publishing Co., Third Avenue,

H. F. PULLEN, MANAGING EDIToR.

 

 

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DAILY EDITION, i, 1920,

 

 

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

aig n> Thursday, June 2

Settling Strike
With Longshoremen,
The G. T. P. officials
differences with the men and the Longshoremen also seem willing
@ arbitrate, but each side seems to fear that if they apply for
a board theyewill be asknowledging defeat, Possibly by the time
this is printed some action will have been taken to bring the two
The port has been tied

express willingness to arbitrate the

sides together and seciire a settlement.
up for several weeks already and everybody is losing money over
it, the longshoremen and the ¢ompany most of all. It seems a
pity that a little matter of sentiment shonld keep business at a
standstill.

Protect Witnesses
At Assizes.

There should be some protection for the witnesses at the

assizes and also in the police court against having to take an
oath by pressing their lips to a dirty book. The Bible is used

for this purpose, but its sacred character does not prevent the
the lips of
If it is necessary to kiss the Bible

spread of dire diseases from witnesses coming in
contact with its polluted pages.
in order to take the oath, a new book should be provided for
each witness and the dirty ones destroyed. Some of the witnesses
in certain cases are a positive danger to those who follow.
Apart from its hygienic danger, the kissing of a book
superstition that does not make There
efficacy in the Bible which makes an oath taken on it more binding
than if taken with the raised hand or in any other mauner. It
simply degrades. the Bible. In these days of enlightenment we
should discard all relics from the dark ages. Let the grand jury,
the Canadian Senate and kissing the Bible pass into the jimbo

of forgotten things.

Farmers Oppose
Shipbuilding.

The farmers are not interested in shipbuilding. Farming
is one of the industries on which the government of the country
spends immense sums. Experimental farms are kept up and
officials go about the country educating farmers in- how to carry

is a

for betterment. is no

on their business.
by the day
passes but the newspaper offices are flooded with articles pre-
pared to
Institutes are
subsidized aud every activity of the farmer is a subject for Gov-
ernment aid or supervision.

Ollicial pamphlets are issued regularly both

Dominion and Provincial Governments. Seldom a

under government instruction dealing with how run

a farm or some department of farming. Farmers’
Only a few days ago a government
creamery was established at Vanderhoof for the use of the farm-
ers, which will be sold to them as soon as it has become a paying
institution. The farmers are pap-fed by all governments.

There is good reason for giving aid to the farming industry,
but there is no reason why they should be the only ones to "re-
ceive government aid. There are other industries that are’im-
portant and that of shipbuilding is one and lishing is another. In
these Prince Rupert is interested.

The farmers have taken a stand against aid to the industries
and in doing so they are showing themselves to be very selfish.
It is anything but good form for members of an mdustry that is
reared on government aid, to object to a little aid to another in-
dustry, Mr. Crerar and his fellow “Progressives” would live up
to their name better if they would get a wider outlook on the
affairs of the country and see that there are other businesses than
farming which need consideration.

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} Complete Treatment That | Sports and Games on July1 =| Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs, v *
Cy laKinncie ldays at 7 p.m. QUALITY
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“T had an attack of Weeping |maimmotl childr: parade and iPyesdaye ..........6655 7 p.m,
Eczema so bad thatmyclotheswould [until late in the evwnime all thy PMCIGOO. 6 440s deste {i p.m
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Both These favorite remedies are i 4h : Program . a ; ad = Phone 109 for a yintm
‘ 9.15. Childern’s Parade, RIPPRENS .. be idves’ i p.m pr ent
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= 0, ewe —o of price by Reute from Pt Whi cnet ta dled oe ae ooms 9, Oo, 6, eigcerson Blk., Cor, 3rd and 6th
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Spake & i re ib ing [tO Market Place via Sixth Street For Anyox and Alice Arm. Best Equipped Office in Northern B.C.
trial si hieh sells for 25c. land Third Avenue SURGHVS vcccrscedecdes if p.m a
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}Principal J. 4 Brady Popic, | - _
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AGENCY FOR

ALL KINDS oF
Canvas goods, oilskins,
boots, overalls, . mackinaws,
gloves, waterproof clothing,
» baggage, harness, shoes,
woolen undemvear and socks.

J. F. MAGUIRE

722 Second Ave., Prince Rupert

 

| From Anyox and Alloe Arm.
FEURGGIIE: oo. s.ops 6s 646 odi0: i
“‘hursdays ......... +s DP. m,

For Port Simpson, Arrandale, Mil!

i Domirtion Day,”
10.30, Band «
11.00,

lections

Races for boys and

igirts,

Boys and girls 5 and under.
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7 ” Bay, Wales Island and Naas River.
$ SUMNGEFS cccees seccers ii p.m
PVISRTS 6 SE VHRR I 5 p.m

From Pt. Simpson, Arrandale, Mill
Bay, Wales Island and Naas River.
Mnesdays ...... peat ween ~ hm,

Boys only, 18 and under.

12.00, Lunch time

 

2.45. Band will parade to

 

 

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* PRINCE RUPERT TIDES *
e@eeeeeesr saeeeeaane
Thursday, dune 24.

High, 8:8 a.m., 15.6 feet.
20720 p.m., 18.4 feet.
Low, 2:2 a.m., 7 feet.
14:1 p.m., 7.6 feet.
Friday, June 26.
High, 9:22 a.m., 15.3 feet.
21:26 p.m., 18.5 feet.
Low, 3:18 a.m., 6.6 feet.
15:9 p.m., 8.4 feet,
Saturday, June 26.
High, 40:30 a.m., 15.5 feet.
27:18 p.m. $8.7 feet.
Low, 4:24 a.m., 6 feet.
6:12 p.m., 89 feet.
, June 27
High, #1:27 a.m., 16.4 feet.
23:04 p.m., 19.4 feet.
Low, 5:48 a.m, 5.2 feet.
17:07 p.m., 8.9 feet,
Monday, June 28
High, 12:14 a.m., 16.7 feet.
23:46 pum., 19.5 feet.
6:04 a.m., 4.4 feet.
17:54 p.m., 8.8 feet,
Tuesday, June 29
High, 12:54 p.m., 17.4 feet.
Low, 6:43 a.m., 3.8 feet.
18:34 p.m., 8.5 feed,
Wednesday, June 30
High, 0:5 a.m., 19.9 feet.
13:30 p.m., 17.9 feet,
7:18 a.m., 3.3 feet.
19:11 p.m., 8.2 feet.
The time used is Pacific Stan-
dard, for the t20th Meridian west.
It is counted from 0 to 24 hours,
from midnight to midnight.
The table given is for

Low,

Low,

Port

Rupert varies only a few minutes
on some days and on others is
the same, The range of the tide
may be computed as 5 per cent
greater at Prince Rupert than at
Port Simpson both at springs and
neaps, Therefore the rise in the
Prince Rupert harbor is slightly
greater than Port Simpson.

The height is in feet and tenths
of feet above the average jevel of
lower low water.

Advertise in the Daily News.

 

 

TIMBER SALE X 2506.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the ist day of July, 1980, for the pur-
chase of Licence X 2505, tw eut 974,000
feet of Spruce and Hemlock, on an area
situated on Shannon Bay, Massets Inlet,
Queen Charlotte Islands District,

One (1) year will be silowed for re-
moval of timber.

Purther particulars of the Chiet Forester,
Victoria, B.C., or Pistrict Forester, Prince
Rupert, B.C,

 

 

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister of Lands not later than noon on
the 1st day of July, 1920, for the pur-
chase of Licence X 2504, to cut 901,000
feet of Spruce and Hemlock on an area
Situated on Shannon Bay, Massett Inet,
Queen Charlotte Islands Distrint,

One (1) year will be allowed for re-
moval of tinber,

 

The Leading Daily of Northern British Columbia

Purthey particulars of the Cilef Forester,

 

Simpson but thetime for Prince!

Saturdays noon

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Boys only, 16 and under

the Acropolis Grounds a
1.00, Baseball game—Prince | Queen Citariotle Islanda:
jRupert v. Ketchikan For Massett, Port Clements and
| Football follows the baseball! Upper Island poiota: !
jgame. Dominion Cup final j 3
7.00, “Baseball gatne—Ketch one
kan v. Prince Rupert. ‘rom Masset, Port Clements and
10.00. Fireworks, Market) Upper Isiand points:
Place. June ‘
10.00, Danee, St. Anderew ‘
Hall. “or Skidegate, Queen Charlotte

City and Lower Ialand pointe

COMPLETED 3 YEARS sine
DOMESTIC SCIENCE From Skidegete, Queen Charintie

City and Lower Island. poiits

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Successful Pupils of King Edward
and High School For Skagway and the Yukon.
Mondays’ 41 a.m

From Skagway and. Yukon.

Satur a.m,

@ hirty pupils of Miss Marcel
lus, domestic instructor
jhave completed their three year
leourse at

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lays

the domestic sejience Stewart, Maple Bay and Swamp

 

jschool. There names are as fol- Point. i

Hows: Por—Saturdays ...... 2 pom,
King Edward Sehool Betty From—-Sundays ...... 10 Pum

Bisomfield, Sundae Calderene,!

|Marjorie Carter, Frances Oum-

Imings, Lita Corraii, Phelma

| Dingwell, Louie Fisker, Margaret

Graham, Myra Harvey, Dorothy

 

 

 

 
    
   

HASH S.S. PRINCE GEORGE

Midnight Sunday and Thursday for Swanson Bay, Ocean
Falls, Vancouver, Victorla and Seattic.
Anyox Wednesday, 10 p.m, Stewart, Saturday 10 p,m
: 8.5. PRINCE JOHN
Port Cloments, Massett and Buckley Bay, June 23rd Ail
Points Southern Queen Charlotte Islands, June 26th.

TRAIA SERVICE
Pasrenger Moendey, W*dreedey end Belwrdey a 1109
Prince Oeorge, Eamonn ehd Winekbes making
ol pints eon and south

6 ™ for Smrthen

tirect connections te

Agency All Ocean Steamship Lines

for information end reervations apply to

Ony Tietet Offce, B28 Third Avenue. Phont 200.

PAO,
mee 9.5. PRINCE RUPERT

 

 

 

|} Macdonald, Alida Johnson, Chris.
jtinn MeLennan, Mary Mctiae ~~
Leona Parker, Aileen Sts phens,
iEdna Vickers, Lillian Warrio | NOTICE.
| High School Mollie Cross ‘aud
frene Carter Signe Erieke«or NOTICE 18 HEREHY GIVEN that in «
ha ” na Atinet te ‘i | .
llannah Kssen, Alberta Hill, An-/site Proportionate Au { Act” passed a
. Le 1 seeeton of enisiature &
nie Kelly, Marjorie Lancaster, |)", a Gn mexoueed tor aaae Tie
Grace Leek Kvelyn McDonald, |t in res he pur at au
tics f Tow or ty t ’ unde witl
Helen McRae, Gertrude Nelson, | the « suburb of a tow ‘ if
| -y _y » mont which has not ft Dw ia ui and wt
Lucy Pillsbury, Minnie Rank wishes to obtain & rroportionate allotines
| Cimerenemmnnceeiantik. diliaetiitmes of such jand in comsiderstien of Ux
jibomies aiready paid must fie af ation
= in thet reapect on tr before he tet day
; f September 1920, + Which Gate, Ue
| T. n Y f iprivilege of obtaining « prof nate @
ears A lottment will cease and any person @ ar
e gO } rears of pe tent unde an agreespent wy
| ‘ in Prince Rupert sale 48 aforesaid felling ¢ ake antitica
' litt @8 stipulated Wil thereafter’ De. de
pharred from taking alvaniage f sych
iprivilege and will be subject to the’ ful
| June 24, 1910 Diwent of the terms of the sale and in
| provisions of the “Land Ad: governing |

Celebration |rereue purchase _ tennant. Common
spend | with which special atepntion ib divs %

the notice appearing in the curred? lentes

| The Dominion Day

committe are planning to

at least $1,500 in making the de-lor mu paper

i j .

jnonstration this year on July 4| Deseo Wbiee of Lends

jane of the beast so far. | Prpartmens ft Landa, j

8 1. iy fi | Victoria Ie Ces Het

: , } . an _ay Sth, 1920 i
Phe second new Grand Prunk}|~— TOT aa aa a dae nity.

Pacific steamship Prince George | LAND ACT,

was sighted off Caneeption Point, bworics OF INTENTION TO APPLY TO}

Chili, and is expreted to arrive LEASE LAND

af

 

Victoria by July $74 In the Cassiar Land District, Recording!
; ay 4 strict of Skeena, situate in the vieinity

- lof Lot 40744 Cassiar }

McKenzie & Mann have placed| Take notice that we, Allen Falconer anal
Albert B. Arimstrong, of Alice Arm. B. ¢

orders with Pittsburg firms am- ecu pations cartagemen intend to apply|

eunting to 81,000,000 for steel [fer permission to icase ihe foiiowing Ge-}

, ecribed lands j

rails, box cars locomotives and Commencing at a point in the sorvesty |
j : : : boundary of Lat t074A, Cassiar, 375.1 feet

railway supplies for their short jnortherly from the South-Kast corner of!

line owt of Stewart, ; said lot; thence at right angles Ww said|

é boundary easterly 175 fert more or leas}

e ® to the Westerly boutfary of the Kiteault|

The Skeena District Industrial |!ndian reserve: thence “southerly slong]

sald Westecty boundary and the
thereof 028 feet mure or leas to
on the

 

. rejection
exhibition has been decided as | ve inter

; : , : ; tection hereof with the proiction south
a name for the tnst exhibition|easteriy of tne southerly boundary of Lot!
to be held in Prince Ri , * (36463, Cassiar; thenee north 47 de 11
\ Prin ipert. F. tinin West: along projection of said. last)
ff,

Dawson was e@ledied chairman
and G. W, Nickerson

ientioned boundary Une
corner of said lot 8643;

tl) the sotuitherty}
thence north 26)

 

secretary,

ho jdew. East 601.9 feet to the north egat!
with 'e follow ‘ . corner of said lot 364%; thence 376.¢ feet
alle ing ippoints d tO northerly along the easterly boundary of

represent the city on the directs
rate: G. RN, Naden, Stewart, W. H.
Vickers and Wm. Manson, M.P.P,

waid Lot (074A to the point of commence
ment, and contatning ten acres, more or

less,
ALBERT B
ALLEN PALCONEN,

ARMSTRONG,

 

Fie by Ajien Paleoner, Agent.
A wit connected to the power |Pated 13_ Mey, 1930.0
Plant at the Majestic Theatre LAND ACT.

burned out last night after the
crowd had gathered for the open-
ing show, Movey. was refunded

r a -
Notice of Inténtion to Apply to Lease Land.
In Cassiar Land District, Reeording Dis
trict Of Skeena, an situate 4 mile east
erly from town of Alice

¢ Artin

at the door and the same show Take notice that H, BR, Fowler and A. ¥

will be given to Kergin, of Alice Avm, B. C., occupations
Kiven tonight, mariner, and married woman, intends to

MESOPOTAMIA KINGDOM

apply for permission to leace the follow

ing deseribed foreshore lands
Commencing at @ post planted on east

bank of Kitsault River; shee south 20

" : ge" chains; thence east 86 chains more or less

LONDON, June 24 A Move~jto Mihnee Kiver; thence north 90 ehains

ment has taken foot to make|more or less to’ Lot 50; thence west #6

: chains more or teas to point of commence

Mesopotamia into a kingdom, The|ment, and containing 160 acres, more or
can

British troops will be withdyowr

 

Victoria, B.C., or District Forester, Prince

 

i. fh, FOWLER,
within four years, mF a h. Paws fr, agent
owler, en

 

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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

CANADIAN FAOWIC GOEAN SERVICES

B.C. Coast Steamship Services

% 6. PRINCESS MARY
for Eetehitem Junsee. Sthegwaesy. Alssts, from Prince Rupert!
june 6 vi e* i ’ ; tf ;
For Vancouver Victerle end Beattie from Prince Rupert
sume 18, 86, Juip 3, If 17, #64 one 1

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6. 6. PRINCESS STATRICE

from Frince Rupert for Swenson Bay, Gooen Petie, Mardy Bey, Aint Bs),
Beaver Cove, Fowel! River, Vancouver sod Vitterie— .

Every Seturcey, © bo. &
For retes, revervetioms ema seliiegs, apply

W. CG, OROHARD, Genera! Agent.
Cor 3rd Avenue and 4th Street Prince Rupert, B.C.

 

 

NOTICE TO FISHERMEN

BIG SUPPLY OF FRESH BAIT

and Ice
At BUTEDALE CANNERY

WESTERN PACKERS, LIMITED
Butedale, B.C.

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singe ATi

ALF the cherm of silken things lise in veep
/ h fresh and sweet. oreove! P
eden oun and shortens their life. Why

not wash them after every weering?
's delightfully simple. Use the pure. gen
. tu ak ie just a bowlful,
any time. Just dip them up and down
the water—rinse—iron with a warm
it's done. ‘
LUX will hart no fabric that pure arate ony touc
Sold at all grocers and departmental stor
* Recipe booklet “The Care of Dainty Clothes"’ mailed on request.

0
LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONT

tle, cleane

anywhere,
——press out
iron~e"

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