r
PAOH
TWO
TH1
TOTCT
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9?
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II
SALAD
A'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
wi-
are.
iiu
sometime
10
give
prominence
lo
amusements.
Young
Men
and
young
wonttMi
who
intend
to
make
a
mark
in!
uie
cannot
aironl
to
fritter
away
all
their'
lime
011
recreation.-Numbers
of
Ihem
here
have
commenced
courses
of
study;
others
lnkenp'a
reading
course
with
a
definite
end
in
view.
It
is
well
before
the
winter
comes
II
is
the
most
refreshing,
economical
And
delicious
summer
beverage
procurable.
To
be
convinced
Try
it.
The
Daily
New
FK1NCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,'
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
Ihe
off
in
appoint
soiin
lo
provide
reading
matter
in
their
places
men
who
are
for
the
institution.
A
good
bo-more
aluiied
to
Hie
demands
of
ginning
ha
been
made
but
if
in-Ihe
people
of
Canada.
As
Uie
lerest
is
to
continue
more
Jiooks
only
way
lo
gel
rid
of
the
eti,.
are
necessary.
The
only
books
aJor
is
for
Ihem
to
die.every,
purchased
this
year
and
prttri
for
one
that
hn
Ihe
iCounlry
rl
by.
the
public
were
"the
ones
heart
is
praying
that
theSwill
bought
wilh,
Ihe
provincial
guv-die
sooh.
if
the
churches
wei
ernnint
grant
of
2(Hl.
These
to
take
Ihe
matter
up
in
thft
were
not
very
maiiy.
public
interest
and
intercede
for;
When
it
is
considered
Hint
the
poor
old
men,
if
might
bo
over
a
thousand
people
use
Hie
possible
lo
have
the
places
va-
library
and
that
interest
in
it
cated
at
an
early
date
and
then
will
increase
jn
Mm
autumn,
the
the
business
of
.the
country
necessity
of
keeping
up
the
would
go
on
unimpeded
,
until
hook
supply
is
plain.
The
another
change
of
government
Library
Board
has
arranged
for
took
place.
,
a
drive
for
fund's
during
fair
Soriie
day
Hiere-.will
be
a
gov-!
week.
A
stall
will
be
taken
nt
eminent
at
Ottawa
with
stiffi-
Hie
fair
where
information
in
cient
.courage
;
'-luteal
with
the.regard
to
Ihe
institution
;may
question
of
the
Senate
in
silch
he
secured.
The
people,
will
he
a
way
ps
wiU.
rnake
it
impossible
Jaskcd
.(ou-ontribule
liberally
to
for
thai
hotly
ft'r
again
to
burke,
fhis
cause,
which
is
one
of
the
the
will
of
Hie
people.
.most
fruitful
in
the
city.
'
i
'
Now
Is
The
Time
To
Beautify
City
Prepare
For
Autumn.
'
For
Public
Benefit.
This"
is
the
time
In
commence
Every
person
who
plants
a
preparations
for.-the
autumn
ac-igardeu
N
n
public,
benefncloi.
tivilies.
While
it
is
yet
sonid
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
as
lime
before
Hie
summer
will
be!n
people
a
garden
loving
iconic,
over,
yet
it
is
always
wise
tojfor
Ihey
do
not
show
it.,
If'tliey
look
ahead
and
consider
welljwere
really
fond
of
ganleiiing
plans
which
miglit
be
helpful.
Si
hey
would
he
much
busier
than
Not
only
is'il'lrue
in'
regard.
tnlthey.
arc
in
gelling
their
lots
sports
and
games,
rluh
'
nclivi-jclcarciL
(heir
lawns
sown,
their
lies,
siiggeslions
for
gymnasium
.flowers
planted
and
tended,
and
other
conveniences
hut
for!
11
is
pleaded
thai
gardening
m.nro
serious
slijdies.
There
here
i
difficult.'
That
may
be
are
many
younger
people
who,lriic
yet
splendid
results
are
would
like
lo
improve
Ihem-.seen
in
many
places.
The
pro-selves
and
prepare
for
a
widerAincial
-'overnmeiil
grounds
arc
field
of
activities.
Any
sucli
an
object
lesson
and
a
number
should
receive
every
encourage-
of
residents
are
able
to
show
menl.
The
seriouj
side
of
life
Iheir
neighbors
what
may
be
is
me
most
important,
allhough
.(lone.
If
everyone
did
a
lillle
the
cily
would
present
a
much
heller
appearance
llinn
it
dneH
at
present
and
we
should
soon
earn
the
title
"The
City
Reniti-
nil."
'
It's
Different
it
does
not
rub
off,
or
soil
the
clothes.
UOGET
WhiteCleaner
A
Subttituic
Witt
DiiippoUt
You
.1.
A.
Stephen,
assistant
public
works
engineer
for
Ihe
provincial
gftvernipenl
in
Allin
district,
arrived
from
Slewarl
on
Hie
Prince
Albert
this
morning,
BUCKLEY
BAY
FOREST
ESSAYI
Third
Prlxe
Entrance
Class
Composition
by
Edna
Jtmliion,
Aged
13
Years
uy
man
to
an
pans
01
me
uriusn
empire
ana
me
united
states,
'an,
houses
for
I
hem
How
would
in
advance,
per
year.
..
..x
.$6.00
,)
niany
men
live
without
the
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance
per
year
..
..
.t.0ip
forest;
There
is
also
food
in
TELEPHONE
9t
itlto
forests
for
birds
and
animals.
v
jWarm
clothing
comes
from
anl-
Transient
Display
Advertising
$1.40
per
inch
per
insertion
'mals,
too.
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page
$2.80
per
inch
LocaT
Readers,
per
insertion
,
.
.
2!c
per
line
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
'..
2c
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
ISc
per
agate
line
N
Contract
Rates
on
Auplication.
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Oady
News
OlTlre
on
day
pre
ceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILTaEDITION
ilp
Wednesday,
Aug.
15,
1923.
Let
Us
All
Pray
For
The
Senate.
:lo
plan
well
w.hat
i
land
follow
it
out.
II
is
suggested
lhat
a
Hie..
prayers
of
a
righteous
man
avail
j,ust
"
Support
much
it
might
be
well
for
every-jFor
Th
Library,
one
lu
pray
for
Ihe
.
Canadian;
Owing
lo
Ibe
fact
that
Senate
that
its
members
mnv
cilv
council
en
I
Ihe
lilimrv
seek
the
gales
of
Paradise
at
as.withonl
a
dollar
for
books.
ijarc
frown
..ver
in
at
least
a
year
oarlv
.1a
1.
a
n,.;i.i.
ihix
iii
i.
,ou.o
i..
,i-;..iemi
a
nair.
lliey
look
trcsn
even
it
may
may
lie
ie
possible
possible
During
the
fSreat
War,
Queen
Charlotte
Islam!
spruce
was
ery
important
in
the
making
of
airships
as
it
is
lisht
and
straight
era!
lied.
It
is
now
used
for
lwei
land
sent
lo
China.-
Steel
vessel
'are
loaded
with
rants
and
sailing
(schooners
with
one
inch
lumU-r.
jso
what
would
be
the
sources
of
jliving
for
many
people
if-our
previous
forests
were
destroyed?
j
Where
would
all
the
lumber
com'e
'from?
I
The
other
day
a
gentleman
'came
in
from
an
expedition
on
a
to
be
don?
cas
boat
and
was
beard
40
remark
'"What
a
car
tire
hinging
m;Ves
on
a
hillside."
If
only
that
nviu
rouhl
have
seen
some
of
the
terrible
scars
left,
by
the
two
thousand
five
hundred
ami
ninety-one
fires
of
IU22I
Old
logging
caiiu
if
they
are
not
covered
with
his
trees
as
they
were
at
one
time.
Fires
leave
a
black
;ash
all
over
the
--'round
.for
several
years.
From
fires
there
is
no
under
brush
as
from
loggintr
for
fire
burns
out
even
Ihe
roots
of
trees
and
shrubs.
A
fire
will
smuibler
for
a
week
in
an
old
stump
or
rool.
We
should
protect
our
forests
not
only
for
our
own
good
but
for
the
appearance
nnd
wealth
of
our
country
and
province
as
weli.
Fires
rob
birds
and
animals
r.f
their
homes
because
tlcy
are
loo
weak
and
helpless
to
do
anything
hut
flee.
So
if
we
eversee
any
'ipn
of
a
fire
Ihe
only
thing
can
do
is
to
put
out
Hie
fire
if
it
is
not
too
big.
If
it
Js
loo
biz
we
should
get
help
immediately.
The
Man
in
the
Mom
j
SAYSs-
j
WOULD
those
who
comnlaln
about
the
opliniislic
tone
of
lhn
Daily
News
editorials
kindly,
semi
me
a
copy
of
the
kind
of
editorial
Ihey
would
like
published,
I
wf
run
il
In
this
column
along
with
the
other
curious
,
jokes.
THOSE
who
intend
In
go
bunu-ing
Ibis
season
are
advised
to
purchase
for
themselves
bullet
proof
Jackets
and
then
when
Ihey
gel
out
into
the
woods
just
lie
down
in
sonny
crevasse
am
awail
Hie
arrival
of
the
deer.
IN
THE
NICK
OF
TIME
Dr.
Dee
So
Ibe
nperalipn
on
old
lllchman
was
in
Ihe
nick
of
limn?
Dr.
Due
Yes,
in
another
hourf
he
would
have
recovered
without
il.
-Chicago
Journal.
FISHERMEN'S
AND
MOOSE
!
CANDIDATE
FOR
QUEEN
Miss
Adeline
Henrlckson,
Th9
"Little
Flshermalden,"
Is
,
Quite
Enthusiastic
!
i
I
lta
wiway
wan
I
til
In
vid
I
New
York,",
said
Miss
Adeline
HeurickMui,
"The
little
fi.her-,
Our
forests
are
immense
areas
maiden.".
antPnne
of
Hi
randi-ofvnned
land.
If
one
looks
nut
dales
Tor
Carnival
Oueen
lo
IU'
of
tli-
window,,
in
nil
directions
lay
Nws
this
morning.
"Ami
;
I
here
are
trees.
The
islands
looVl
Ihlnk
I'm
going
lo
make
tl
,
like
hats
with
a
hrim
of
brown
ami
a
crown
of
green.
The
hill
arc
jlilue
in
the
distance
hut
one
ran
jtcll
by
Iho
unevencss
of
the
top
,lhat
they
arp
covered
with
tree.
There
are
trees
of
many
varieties,
mostly
cvcrerecn.
The
abler
how
up
a
light
green
ngainst
the
dark
velvet
green
of
the
sprue
and
hemlock.
-
Ahoill
one.lhinl
of
Ihe
pnpii.
taliou
of
Ilrilish
Columbia
find
employment
in
the
forests
of
the
province.
Not
only
do
people
enrn
llteir
livinsr
there
but
Hi
'timber
also
provide
fire
wood
(rip
soon.
tlic
way
my
That
i.
judging
!y
tickets
are
beiiiK.
old."
I
A
big
little
girl
with
lhat
mud
!
dening
.Mouna
Lisa
smile.
Miss.
Ilenrickson
is
going
after,
whal
,
she
wants
and
wool
be
happy
I'll,
she
gets
it.
Having
lived
nearly'
all
her
life
in
Ibe
province,
Miss1'
llenrirkson
Ira
gr..iwh
'"P
"tj
Prince
Ituperl
and
is
still
a'
school,
being
in
this
year's
Ki-
trnnce
Class.
She
is
enlhusia.-tlc
regarding
her
chance
of
being
Oieeii
of
the
Carnival
this
year
and
so
are
her
friends
among
th-
Moose
ind
Fishermen.
They
ar-all
boosters
ami
when
I
hey
set
on!
to
do
a
thing,
.generally
do
it.
Anl
they
say
Ihey
are
going
In
elect
their
candidate.
Miss
llcnrif
ksnn
s
father
and'
Itrolher
are
on
the
Alliance
No.
'
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
IN
INTEREST
!
-
OF
QUEEN
CANDIDATE
-
!
In
the
interests
of
Mis
May;
Itebl
as
their
candidate
in
Ihe
J
Fair
Hoard's
carnival
tpieen
con-'
test,
the
Klks
and
Indies
of
Ihe!
'loyal
purple
held
a
Verv
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
in
III.-F.Iks'
Rome
last
evening.
There
j
wer
twelve
.tables
of
cards
rtnd:
about
fifty
cifuiile
were
on
thei
lloor
for
Ihe
dance.
The
first
prize
winners
at
whist,
Mrs.
11.
F.
Olatsey
and
Mr.
HuiNnrr,
received
t
conibin-atktn
tickets
to
Hie
exl1bilinn
and
the
consolation
awards.
50c
tickets,
went
to
Mrs.
Maurice
llodgon
and
Angus
McLean.
After
the
card
-playing,
refreshments
were
serxed
and
Ihe
dance
started
continuing
unt'l
about
2
o'clock
in
Ihe
morning.
Music
was
fiilid
by
an
orchestra
con-sisii)g
of
Charles
Halagno,
W.
V.
II
remit
e,
A.
A.
l!aop
and
Kenny
Itfiod.
1
II.
F.
fJlassey
was
nvaster
01'
ceremonies,
.
H.
Derrj'
wa
r.11
the
door
and
Ibe
coinm:tlie
in
iVharcc
consisted
f
W.
H.
Iierry,
L.
M.
Fuller.
Mrs.
F.
Hibb.
Mrs.
William
Heid
ami
Mjss
May
lleid
BRIEF
MEETING
OF
.
POUCE
COMMISSION
Receiving
Chiefs
Report
Was
Only
Matter
of
Business
to
be
Dealt
With'
The
police
commission
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
was
a
hort
one,
there
being
hardly
any
busi-
mTiiivv:
ti
it...
"
o
which
10
aiienii.
.xciiiil-
r-
,rn
'1.1
s
I
-
.
I..
,
.,
hlfieps
.-.I
lh
Sif.ll
l.aL.
t.n.
""-""
'""
prrsiotii
lino
in.-ie
had
lo.wear
Ibelr
woollen
un-!r
rTu'T
VM"
'
derwear
in
order
lo
keep
warm.
fcV?'
-
'
City
l.lerk
t
.wines.
l
r
Commissioner
i
A
CYNIC
wants
lo
know
whyi
.'
,
..
it
is
necessary
lo
imjiorl
dummy
policemen.
Don't
know.
.
OF
all
Ihe
foolish
question's
I
know
Ible
most
foolish
is
that
just
received
from
a
man
wants
to
know
how
the
doctors
will
turn
Ihe
corners
when
thn
silent
policemen
are
in
place.
They
won't.
They'll
drive
over
Ibe
s.p.
PAINT
may
not
be
gnrt
on
a
woman's
face
but
U
is
all
right
applied
judiciously
and
artistically
lo
the
outside
of
a
wooden
bouse.
i
in-
ruin
srepori
suoweo
111.11
there
bad
been
22
cases
brought
before
Ibe
courls
and
17
convic
lions
were
secured,
twtt
were,
dis
missed,
two
withdrawn
and
one
was
nrnding.
Seven
of
Hie
"nso
WllOilifi,!
n
.In
tt-HI.
llm
nrifitrfnmnnf
of
Ihe
Liquor
Acl,
two
vdere
vag
rancy
cases,
llirep-'assault
and
Hie
others
minor
offenses.
Fines
lo
Ibe
amount
of
i?!!)"
were
co-lecled
and
(he-police
payroll
for
lire
monlb
was
$788.1)0,
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
a
.
A
wiiversal
ensien
AltCr
thatbtmfitserery-
Every
Mr---
NCcll
eleanm
the
teeth,
soothes
the
throat.
WRWIEYS
voodthiact
to
remember
Sfl
a
I
ACM
If
iwriS
v.s;
at
w..
Auoust
16,
1913.
The
finance
committee
reported
lo
Ihe
city
council
last;
uiglil
lhat
the
mill
rale
f.jr
the,
year
had
been
struck
hi
iv.iii.,
The
total
expenditure
for
the
year
is
estimated
at
2M2.0n7.iG.I
Thn
council
chamber
wasi
crowded
last
night
when
Mayor;
Pallullo
-gave
v
report
on
III
'
financial
mission
lo
Hie
Obi
j
Country.
He
staled,
among
oilier
tilings,
lhat
Hon.
W.
II.
floss,
!
minisler
of
land,
wa
coming!
Iipfe
at
nu
early
dale
In
siineyl
Hie
situation
for
the
government
'
--
Fred
Ilenworlh
and
Jack'
Mc
Donald
are
leaviiig'wiHiiiL
a
fortnight
for
Ihe
ShusbaniiH
gold
fields.
NOTIOE.
A
Public
AuclliKi
Stlt
of
Gorrriiinrnl
Lot
In
Urn
Town
or
Atlin.
B.C-
will
tie
hHl
il
Allin
on
WfJnrmUy,
Auftut
Uln,
i
vii.
rxiiinirnrins
ti
il
a.m.
,
rfwird
or
Uvr
hundrpil
kiti
in
Allin
Tnwnilte
tiui
AdiUllon
will
Im
orirrrd
for
Mli.
In
tlMi
ri
or
lull
n
whlrti
Im
irovrmniti
rilil,
iiirb
lnipronnnti
must
im
in
mi
ror
in
run,
Il
lh
onvrrnnirnl
viliiitlon,
on
inn
day
nf-Mli,
It
bourhi
by
inyurif
oitwr
thin
Hi
penon
rfiiiisttie
lur
fini.
0
For
Sile
IJMi
or
my
furilr
Inrorim-
llfin,
inly
lo
li
Oormmrnt
Arnit,
Ainu,
or
hi
nrjnrniKiH
or
l.llil,
VKIoril,
n.c.
II.
CATHCAAT.
8uierintndrnl
or
l.tmK
RAILWAY
TltS.
Tl
r.iniillin
nulonil
lullwiyi
mn
In
lim
mirkisi
lo
purr
hi
4
thrir
n
rruulrr
mmli
for
l
t.
Parilri
winhtar
la
pnslurr
Tin
ror
l
no
riMiwiy
runpiny
HmhiIJ
rom
iminlritii
wiih
Mr.
w.
II.
flrmt,
nnieril
Tin
A
cnl,
lux.in
m,
Cinnlun
.Niilnml
F.iprrm
II
ii
I
Ml
nr,
Mimtrril,
(Jim.,
on
or
lrure
Aniit
itih,
II3,
nut
tlve
the
rollowliir
Inrnriiiillrini
llir
Iik-hiimi
or
Uk
llinlier
rrrun
whlrh
Ilia
Ties
r
to
In
liriMtiirMl.
The
klml
or
tlintirr.
Oinntliv
or
tis
Mthrr
Mwn
or
hewn.
Ai
nr
pombir.
Ti'
"iut
priHlurnd
on
Can
adlan
.Nttlnnil
l.lni.
W.
Ii;
flllACT.
Ofiwnl
Tie
Agent,
PRINCE
RUPERT
LAND
DISTRICT.
QUtIN
CHARLOTTlTlSLANDS
DISTRICT.
Take
.Notice
that
Die
Linura
Flhln
k
Parklnr
Company
of
.adeu
Harbor
Intend
to
apply
for
permlfilon
to
lei
the
fo.
lowlnir
deirrlbed
roreihoret
Commeiirlur
i
a
piiim
ii.u
ruaina
nnrmwaiieriy
rrutn
I
lie
norlliwest
turner
or
Lot
1004,
tlienra
In
nortliweaterly
direction
t
chalni
to
low
waler
mark
or
lilton
tntritice,
tlienre
outhweilerly
and
follow
Ini
end
low
lsvaler
nurk
to
rhiini,
more
or
leu.
to
a
V'ly
l&
rliain
iHirihwaai
rroih
Hie
quir.
iji
imibi
uu
ine
Biiore
una
or
I.OI
Iirr
1004,
thenra
otJtueiterly
e
chalni,
tlienre
tiiirtlinailerly
to
chaim,
more
or
iei,
io
inn
H)ini
or
coiraneiKeineut.
and
rontalnlnr
10
arrei,
niore
or
lem.
(iaed
tlili
!0lh
day
of
July,
itn,
I.AN'lAtIA
FISIIINU
It
PACkl.n
CO.
II,
B,
BiLlnfton,
Airui,
v
'
rfi&
Package
of
1
G
now.
Z
Packages
!
m....i.
.'....-
.
.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pflre
Kuprt
-
35
w
Special
Teapot
Sale
We
have
heeti
fortunate
in
securing
ait
anorle
"
of
Old
Knglish
Teapot
which
we
huv
jtriced
ev:ru
low.
There
are
several
style
and
mic
l
choose
t',
I'rices
rim
from
flOc
to
l.r0.
They
ore
now
on
display
In
our
window.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
P.O.
Box
1646.
60S
Third
Ave.
TeUJ.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
'.The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUE8.
Agents
For:
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
'Arranged
To
Suit
Purchaser.
Phone
Blu
01.
Travel
East!
SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
v
ON
8
ALE
DAILY.
Union
Pacific
System
The
U.P.
follows
the
original
western
tralli
covering
scenery
of
the
8tored
West,
8ALT
LAKE
The
Mormon
country,
DEItVER
The
city
a
mile
high.
CHEYENNE
The
Plains
country.
THE
COLUMBIA
RIVER
AND
HIGHWAY
nnd
mnnr
allracltve
places.
Double
Track
8teel
Equipment
Good
Meali.
A
TRIP
IN
COMFORT
llnvp
your
summer
ticket
rendU.K"
one
way.
Ask
any
railroad
ticket
agent
or
write.
FRANK
8.
ELLIOTT
T.,
F,
ti
I'.
A.
BTIBIlI'Br
VbVMbMaBSBJ
I
BM
W.
H.OLIN
Asst.
n.F.
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A-
UNION
PACIFIC
STATION
Seattle,
Washington