PAQS
TWO
it
Nugget"
Them
it
makes
white
shoes
stay
white.
"AiJGGET
White
Dressing
iCArwS
BOOTS
CCSJy
t
.4
substitute
uiil
dUppuini
you.
The
Daily
News
Fit
INCH
KUPEHT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
tbe
Prise
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
f'ULLEN,
Managing
Editor;
lamou.
t
Mailt
Uted
For
Improper
Purposes.
'
"
Through
the
mail..
yesterday
came
an
advertisement
of
"art
lndie.
hathoig
girU.
and
leaHliei
in
epia
and
lereo,
half
williool
allowing
forei?ner
lo
end
out
material
of
th
kind
mentioned
Thi
i
an
age
when
we
are
getting
away
from
Ihe
prudery
of
Ihe
lad
generation
with
good
Veull
loit
at
Ihe
ame
lime
we
hould
be
foolinh
lo
allow
advertit'ing'of
thi
clas
to
come
in
and
the
only
way
it
can
be
stopped
i
through
action
on
the
part
of
the
Pot
Office
department.
Ratepayers
Are
Irresponsible
The
municipal
inspector
fay
that
ratepayer
are
not
the
responsible
body
lo
pa
on
expenditures.
The
city
council
should
do
lhL
While
Iilaw
have
lo
be
referred
to
the
ratepayer.
mol
o(.lhoe
who
vote
know
little
or
nothing
about
Ihe
merit
of
the
question
and
mol
of
the
ratepayer?
do
pot
even
trouble
to
vole.
They
cannot
have
a
full
knowledge
of
the
condition
connected
with
the
passing
of
bylaws.
That
is
why
it
is
so
neceary
UisH
men
who
have
a
knowledge
of
hiisine
affairs
should
be
placed
on
the
city
councils
and
especially
in
Ihe
mayor'
chair.
In
some
cilie
they
have
ratepayers
or
property
owners
as
sociations,
formed
for
the
purpose
of
studying
bylaws
and
their
ef
reels
on
thrf
eily.
Usually
their
efforts'
are
used
tn
defeat
by-laws
rather
thou
lo
forward
(hem.
Such,
has
been
the
ene
in
Vancouver
duriujr
Uie
past
few
years.
Almost
every
bylaw
passed
during
the
lost
few
year
has.
been
vided
down
by
Ihe
rale-payers.
Thne
opKised
have
been
well
organized
while
those
in
favor
have
not
bothered
themselves.
Value
Of
Polytechnic
To
Any
City.
The
lime,
fia
almost
arrived
for
the
reopening
of
the
polytechnic
ejassej.
Young
people
who
are
thinking
of
improving
Iheir
position
are
planning
their
courses
and
considering
how
much
time
Ihey
can
give
to
evening
study.
With
the
smnllest
posible
cost
to
the
city.
Ihe
cl.'isse
are
lo
be
coiilinued
this
ycaraud
Ihe
experience
of
last
winter
will
be
extremely
valuable
lo
the
director
in
organizing
and
carrying
on
Ihe
work.
If
he
can
make
il
icceeil,
a
he
doubtless
will,
it
will
prove
of
great
value
to
the
young
people
who
iie
the
classes
and
indirectly
to
Ihe
city
as
a
whole.
Any
institution-
which
induces
vonnr
neonle
to
become
more
efficient
and
lo
do
belter
work
is
worthy
of
all
the
support
luzeu
can
give
It.
"BaOdsBonnieBabies"
If
you
want
your
baby
to
be
bright
and
bonnie
see
that
he
gets
his
Glaxo.
kha
AtmU
It
Ctuill
MhU
F.
RHthL
A
LU,
ftUCul
at,
Imto
EMiiiiiiHii3i?.iii!l
lnilA
AMflttM
A
AM
MUUilflULAOL
j
In
the
Utter
Boxj
,
nullM
Slanyer
for
Inal
and
'manlei
him
for
cu-tMy
in
Sinither
lock.
up.
Rail
wt
ap-lliei
for.
IhiI
wa
refoe.l.
PROTESTING
TO
SCHOOL
BOARD
City
Council
Describe
Wag
Seal
at
Unfair
and
Outrage
to
Taxpayers
The
i-ily
couneil
al
nislil
pro-
tele.
acaint
Ihe
action
f
the
chol
Uianl
in
paying
'fi5e
an'
hour
for
common
labor
and
other
exre4ive
wasce
on
the
ground
that
dointr
o
wa
unfair
In
Ihe
city
council
in
il
effort
to
make
end
meel.
There
wa
not
reenue
do
work
and
the
coloring.
Par
.Salon.
Ilresderi
nude
pictures
etc"
To
(
"
neee,ary
pay-thee.
ro;Je
are
.,ppoed
lo
join
a
cluh
by
filling
mil
a
form
n
,"f
;urh
wa
a"
OM,rajt-and
emliug
two
dollar
to
a
city
in
Oerm;.nv.
ls
,!a,,'V
,
.
.
The
aUenlion
of
the
Pot
Office
alhoriie,
i
drawn
lo,
:u'f-
l're-.l
hi
thi
an
it
doe
not
ee,
filling
thai
Ihe
-Canadian
mail-
should
",,r,l"n
tn
ur
a
,
T
T,
be
,i.ed
for
adverfiwemei.l,
f
Ihi
kind.
There
are
already
,
"T
Prineiple-
thai
he
had
main.
onr.iKrl.
,..n,o.
i,i;,,,r
ir..i-a-iu-.....
:..
...
tamed
ince
the
firl
of
Ihe
year.
""jej"
-
-
(lef
TTdin
tw
t
f
f
He
felt
lhat
.
an
hour
was
but
a
fair
wasre
ami,
moreover.
Ihe
cily
council
had
no
riidit
lo
in-lerfere
with
the
chool
board
which
was
al0
an
elected
body.
Aid.
Stephen
said
he
bad
no
npolosy
to
make
for
interfering
with
the
spendin?
of
th
rale,
fiayer'
money
when
he
fell
(hat
'I
was
1
win
c
wasted
and
especially
when
the
council
had
to
dijr
it
up.
If
Ihe
school
tioard
pent
money
unduly
it
just
meant
that
much
less
for
other
public
work
which
were
already
sufftrinK
through
lack
of
funds.
I'he
report
of
protest,
which
came
from
the
finance
cornmjtlee.
was
adopted.
Aid.
Macdonald
and
Aid.
Mackenzie
voting
apainst
il
CITY
DECIDES
T0
RENT
SLOAN
HOUSE
Offer
For
Purchase
Deemed
Not
Satisfactory
and
ar
Rejected
Tbe
cily
council
last
night
adopted
a
recoiipiiendatiori
from
Hie
Housinir
Comntitlee
lhat
all
lenders
for
the
purchase
of
tbe
Sloan
house,
built
under
the
Sol
diers'
Housing
Scheme,
be
reject
ed
and
lhat
lln
Imuse
be
put
In
shape
lo
rent.
Kxplaining
tbe
reason
for
the
report,
Acting
Mayor
Collar!
stated
that
none
of
Ibe
offers
re
ceiven
tor
purchase
would
com-
penale
the
city
for
what
it
ilood
lo
oe.
The
house
should
easily
renl
for
a
good
figure.
Aid.
Mackenzie
was
opposed
lo
renting
Ihe
house
and
thought
thai
it
should
he
sold
to
a
re.
turned
man
on
long
term
payments.
Aid.
Stephens
was
opposed
lo
selling
Hie
houi-.e
on
'a
basis
where
Hie
payments
would
be
less
Ihuri
rent,
epeeially
if
back
IMymeifts
were
not
rdade.
Aid.
Macibuiald
fell
thai
lo
sell
tin;
bouse
without
ilcniandiuK
Ihe
bark
payments
would
not
be
fair
to
other
returned
men
who
had
inel
Miejr
puymenls.
The
report
of
the
.conmilllee
was
adopted
with
Aid.
Mackenzie
voting
against
il.
Bubscrlb
for
the
Daily
News
INDIVIDUALISM
id
nor,
IXaily
New.
Jack
SUnvtr
Fined
on
On
Count
.
reeemtty
eleeied
I
A
:eualr
and
CommitUd
For
Trial
on
ha
lrurk
a
n.4e
..f
waroioa
Another
nhwii
houM
redout!
cr
lb
be
rnthjed
w.tHJ
He
ma
a
I
For'
Yrk
Oflife.
ni'UNS
LAKK,
Aug.
farmer
Health
...miirxr
.
imded
revolver
at
W.
is
a
VieB.i
I
lemxrcr
in
S.
Jeffrey.
Jack
sur,
faraier;'!
ibjags.
.nini..r
r
tn4i
Kale.:
Although
a
eaureii
wrier,
be
fini
tin
on
nr
2Q
.1st
with
i-
lnitiiKoi.
an.i
coir-
Ihard
labor
in
Smither
lock-up.
hW
thai
tr
raw
is
e?rod
'Ine
ra'e
wa
heard
al
Hum
in
a
few
idea,
and
Kteals.
r-iiji.
nn
Vn.uv
ifimixa
before
'
hiking
principles
that
arc
of
)Iasitrale
Stephen
H.Hokaf
ISmither.
and
with
L.
S.
Mr.
ill.
of
Smllher.
apianns
for
the
de
fence.
Mr.
and
Mr.
T.
Jeffrey
and
W.
S.
Jeffrey
gae
nnlfare
a
lo
the
arened
itsing
abisr
language
and
threats.
In
the
fight
to
prevent
the
use
of
a
re-vo!er
by
the
accused
it
fell
on
...
-
t
.
I
.
M....-n
.
...I
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
..--.
City
Deltvery.
Ly
mail
or
earner,
per
month..,
..........
.11.0..,
'rL,
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
Hlale
;
,
lhfWwl(0(l
...
.u..,.v,,
i"'
'
I!
V,.
r.leal.
and
u"ti
recited
hr
evi-
To
all
other
cmmlne.
in
advance
r
year
,,Ji0j.ienre
at
the
trial
in
a
ralm
a!
(impartial
nunnr.
Tr,
TELEPHONE
CMAMr
mm
!
Jark
Slanjrr
wa
further
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
VharxM
"In
thai
he
Ui.
Mlaw-
All
adTertisini?
should
be
in
The
Oa.ly
News
Orilce
on
day
pre-fully,
awl
with
inlenl
to
relt
ceding
publication.
All
advertiMnf
received
sohject
to
approval.
jhi
lawful
aHrehnion.
,no-t
a
(rifle
al
lueftor
Arlantl.
KJ-
Member
of
Audit
lurwu
of
Clrculatkn.
iJLP,-an.l
Provincial
ln.tal.le
ir"
t'lm
hearin?
the
evi
DAILT
EDniO.1
Tue.day.
Augul
!H,
193.
8upply
South
With
8eed
Poutoet.
llrrime
the
fanner
in
the
ouh
have
no!
hcn
careful
in
the
M-lc-iton
,f
eed
polaloe-
and
in
keeping-
out
di.eae,
Ihey
are
f.iw
ftkm?
Ut
Ihe
newer
dilricU
to
provide
the
article.
The
.alley
.'onjr
the
line
of
the
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
are
wt1
soiled
l
growing
lhi
eed
and
it
can
be
'properly
certified
liy
an
exMrrt.
A
he
-ufget,
the
le-t
thing'
to
do
i
to
discover
exartly
what
b
the
ttl
jilalo
for
Ihe
district
and
?nw
it.
al-mot
to
the
exrliLMoti
of
all
other.
TranptiHatiori
and
marketing
are
important
matter
in
connection
ilb
i-tUlo
gmuiiig
vand
ilr.
Tire,
the
provincial
yovernmeol
expert,
nrjre
lhat
Ihey
receive
attention.
The
Aheruft
i4alo
leeame
faniou
without
any
apfarent
effort
of
the
grower
lnl
it
will
need
co-operation
and
careful
handling
lo
make
the
Bnlkley
Valley
or
the
Terrace
potato?
dence
Ma?ilrale
llokin
com.
paraBMunt
imiortare.
ucb
a
health
and
nvoral
hafcit-
In
hi
jlrmeBt
we
ps-eialue
inleal
tf
facmg
Urje
and
i.rad
pro.
kleiu.
In
tii
opinion
our
race
i
doomed
unle
e
lake
up.
in
Ihe
home.
Ibe
Iraflrinsr
i
e
younv.
by
exantfrfe
and
dintian
leach-m;.
instead
of
leaviuz
Ike
work
H
tbe
cburche.
Sunday
cbol.
ainl
the
;mernmesL
He
i
nl
a
believer
ta
restraint
by
law
and
quWc
many
liiile
which
are'
jmW
enforced,
altbMUh
ap-peari?
fr
Ibe
beiteriaenl
of
man
kind.
Where
we
make
the
create!
of
nu-lake..
i
in
forxeiling
lhal
uxliidual
make
hj
communing.
Our
conduct,
a
inliiduaN.
i
reflfeieil
in
our
vole
and
eon-duct
of
affair,
al
hme
and
and
abroatL'We
find
the
Kdilor
Haily
.ews,
-
finite
in
Ihe
eyej-
ht.
twe
neighbor;
e
faT
to
'extracl
lhe?bearii
fnm
lrrpticLjiet;
e.
.Many
of
u
io,
m
ireierenre
10
chararler.
-little
rarin?
for
Ihe
diviij?
precept,
which
place
our
neighbor
on
the
ame
plane
with
our-lve
in
worldly
mailers"
II
i
ue!e
In
blame
other
for
our
hrtcomin(.
We
all
hae
a
duty
lo
fierfonn
lo
our
neighbor
and
lo
oureve.
lroerily
and
adjerily
follow
closely
ta
the
wake
(
giH.I
mih
bail
deel.
ani
wonl.
We
are
ail
n
a
joorney
nli
eternity
a
Ihe
iroal.
There
it
nit
tunilnsr
back.
In
lhi
witrld
all
mini
go
onward.
We
are
hane.lcr.
and
Ihe
world
i
our
field
of
labor.
A
we
ow
hall
we
reap.
Make
Ihe
home
afe
from
Ihe
in.
road
f
in
and
orrow,
and
all
will
bwell
with
Ike
nation.
JSLANIlKft.
F0RC0TTHI3
POUT
If
anything
were
needed
to
make
the
poor
unfortunate
nun
in
Ihe
slreet
remark:
"lo
Jericho
with
polities
for
me."
"what's
the
il,...
of
anything,
nothing,"
it
is
lo
read
Ihe
announcement
Ihe
Hon.
Dr.
J.
H.
King,
minister
of
public
works
in
the
Federal
gov
ernment,
made
recently
in
Toronto,
and
which
wa
display
ed
prominently
in
a
front
page
lory
In
the
Vancouver
-
"haily
Province"
of
last
Saturday's
is
sue.
There
one
reads
in
glaring
headline.;
"Vancouver
is
Ihe
logical
wheat
outlet.
Smaller
type:
"Dr.
King
tells
Kast
of
Vancouver'
growing
imorlanc
as
a
grain
port."
Ifo
we
see
eten
a
mention
of
Prince
Huperl?
I
I
row
not.
fine
would
have
thought
that
ordinary
political
expediency,
not
to
mention
common
courtesy,
would
have
caused
Ihe
Hon.
gentleman
lo
have
desired
lo
be
quoled
a
saying
for
instance,
-ihat
the
Pacific
eoasl
ports,
Vancouver,
and
in
Ihe
near
future
prince
fluperl,
were
Ihe
natural
outlet,
etc.
for
a
large,
share
of
Ihe
vasl
prairie
grain
crop,"
Had
No
Illusion
This
would
be
of
course
in
the
light
of
the
Hon.
gentleman's
re.
marks
made
in
the
course
of
his
recent
visit
In
this
cily,
some
three
week's
nr
so
ago.
True,
none
of
il
who
were
honored
by
having
(he
fellrity
of
IMcnlng
lo
Ihe
augusl
gentleman
at
Hit
complimentary
luncheon
tendered
him
by
Ihe
I'rince
Hupert
Hoard
of
Trade,
upon
lhat
occasion,
had
the
very
sli4ow
of
an
Illusion,
thai
hi
remarks
were
anything
more
l,
an
perfuncjory.
Your
paper
reported
his
speech
most
excellently,
but
hulled
down.
Kveryone
realized
lie:
had
said
absolutely
nothing,
lhat
is,
of
any
vital
inlerest.
However,
we
hope
he
enjoyed
his
luncheon,
and
his
visit
generally
It
ut
really
prince
Hupert-
KlMalLIl
VlnrHaV
f(
tM
LADDER
'ttitCinM
Uwl
HM
M
Let
LUX
help'fyou
1
iles
mil"!
be
geltliu
a
bit
tired
of
banmieting
and
euferlainlnr.
and
IMening
lo
Ihe
terrolype.
remarks
that
we
know
so
well.
We
are
nd
blaming
lr
King
for;
anylhing
more
than
a
lack
nf
diplomacy,
laH,
call
II
what
you!
will.
He
had
the
eh
a
ore
lo
do
a
1
graceful
act,
bracketing
Ihe
name!
of
Ihe
port
of
Prince
Hupert,
willi
lhat
of
Vancouver,
In
the
coure
of
Ihe
interview
in
Toron
to,
and
failed
lo'
lake
advantage
of
it.
Vatu
of
Promises
Of
course,
we
all
know
here
In
Prince
Hupert,
a
elsewhere.
Jul
what
value
lo
attach
to
promises,
made
by
Ihe
big
guns
of
Ihe
poll.
Ileal
arena,
aneul
any
proposition
whatsoever
it
is.
but
then
think,
how
good
we
would
have
fell
if
we
had
seen
the
name
of
I'rince
Huperl,
In
lhat
story
on
the
frnril
page
of
the
Vancouver
Daily
Province.
Aifaln,
how
it
would
have
revived
our
sagging
belief
in
political
sincerity
and
good
faith.
And
at
thai,
II
would
not
have
cost
him
anything
surely
In
prestige,
or
embroiled
him
In
any
way
with
his
political
coadjutors.
However,
"Are
we
downhearted?
Not"
Prince
flu-pert
is
going
lo
be
u
Miming,
busy,
prosperous
seaport
in
the
not
very
distant
future,
and
men
may
come
and
men
may
go,
and
political
parlios
arise
and
fall
again,
yet
nothing
ran
slop
our
natural
onward
growth,
as
the
country
In
general
develops.
Yours
la
th
Earth
We
are
reminded
of
a
line
In
one
of
Itudyard
Kipling's
master,
pieces,
Ihe
poem,
"If,"
It
runs:
"If
neither
foes,
nor
loving
friends
can
hurt
yon,"
ronclud-'
lug:
"Your's
is
Ihe
earth
and
all
lhat
there
is
in
il."
II
is
along,
Ihe
same
lines
as:
"Protect
us
from
our
friends,"
Well
we
must
leave
il
at
thai,
and
inan-l
fully
set
In
work
with
renewed
zeal
lo
work
out
our
own
salvation.
o.
k.
rnr.MAuiucn
Why
not
subscribe
for
Hit
Daily
News
and
have
It
sent
In
your
home
regularly!
tf
in
hundreds
of
ways
Here
are.
a
few:,
For
washing
youriyaittty
thing
For
wushing
chcriffied
oolen
especially
babyV-
For
silken
scarfs;
for
lingerie;
for
hosier)'.
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come
right
front
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dainty
uvej
To
washing
disle
bowels,
uprom.wood.
work.
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LUX
gives
splendid
results
wherever
soap
is
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;'
Why
this
general
goodiet?
Simply
thi
No
soap
of
the
absolute
purity
of
I
,
I
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hus
been
-
Commercially
poksible
until
the
I
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process
of
Manufacture
was
invented.
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smooth,
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thin
flakes
ore.
fine
soap
Purest
of
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'
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Instant
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for
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fortunate
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securing
on
mnorlcj
fra.'
of
Old
English
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which
we
have
priced
exc
w
iml
low.
There
nre
several
styles
oud
hUch
to
choose?
iroin-
Prices
run
from
(10c
lo
$
1,50.
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are
now
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