auguHt
27,
1023.
IMCER
8ALE
XS260.
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Will
fie
fwHVMl
l
tin-
urn)
at
Virn.ria,
nt
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ml
fur
r
GYRO
CLUB
IS
INAUGURATED
ki
:i
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'
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r.
.
f
id
i
ii
i-f
Uftur
xo.
cnarter
Formally
Presented
by
R.
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hi
.outh'or,
now"
no,la:tf
of
Vancouver
II41IKH
.uimh
i
runway,
i
vim
oamraay
.
,.t
rjiu.1
oiMrl.t.
i
i
i
win
it
aiiowr.i
lot
r.
linli
-r
inr
l
ultri
cf
Hi
Chief
I'nrea.
DINNER
AT
8T.
REGIS
k
i.
ii.'
.
r
uitiriri
rurrlcr,
'
.
.
.
.
lip
"nii
ana
objects
of
the
Club
8et
IMBER
SALE
X
4725
ro
1
iniernauonal
Vlce-
It
::Iti
will
m-rlml
b
th
rresiaeni
,,i
i
linn,
ii
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no
i
itler
:n
inn
mn
iy
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pun
'
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ui
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urnirn
x
7J5
It
h
charter
member
important
factor
that
their
,T-irj
iu
ue
auowra
for
re-
ganizniinu
may
become
in
HI
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I
1
1
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.
,
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nnl...l
.
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imbued
cornel
the
jiior
an.
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up
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oi
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in
ami
anil
on
oil
President
liiu.,iii
Charles
l
.
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,
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i
K.
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,
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iiiirMMI
III
t&T"":l,rr
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Vancouver
Club
io
fake
il.
lr-i.lenl
of
thai
club.
I
111
I
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1
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Illaliit
ll.nl
II.
1
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i
iii.
,
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inri
u-ii
n
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r.ii...i
m
.
or-
cnair
to
prci.
during
lhi
in-1
:,lr-
of
Ihe
Chief
Tort:
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WS,S
a
lm
addition.
of
,
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m
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n
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ii
imtrict
rote.(r.
'f,
V,ni
,
Interestlno
w,llnfl
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al
i
i.
bx
ivUilorx'
from
Vancouver
and
in-l
.
mi
a
i
il
feitti
i
Vlieii
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ar.nn.li.
I
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ice
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i.uier
wax
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of
and
an
St
iti.
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jrnL
l,
rn-Hted
hr
ii
'""Joyalile
program
of
addree
i.i
jivTi-oiiiriurii.
out
uii-r
Kim
nuiKlcai
numliem
fiirll,.r
n
llw
TJin
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'vening.
ti
rii-
na
prur
xie
on
Miornv
after
m.,
i1'
.
Pccideut
oeen
o
clock.
(lonzalei
calleil
the
firjiriur
or
ihe
mirf
rwet-
fr
irnw
nay
I-
'
in
iwt
tftr
Km
iwluated
with
similar
motives
as
m-m
mc
.........
orir,irni,til
iU)r
of
Au..l.
1W.
41
Um
"""
hml
been
Ihe
H
1
lluu.lmu,.
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M...W.
I'.ln..
i...
IT'-liilert
will
be
rereltrd
br
the
lr
awu
al
Vlrlnru.
twit
Uler
i
m
Hie
7lh
day
of
fleptember.
lh
piitrlMse
of
l.lrnne
X
SJJ.
V-
:.i
Ttneal
teel
of
Cedar
Polen
W.
m
m
area
adjnlnlnr
Ijnt
t
tit,
fcnd
Dmlrlrt.
i
er
win.
t
allqed
ror
re-
nniia-r
pirtletiUr
or
Ihe
Chief
Porei-
I'm,
n.c
or
nuirlei
Pl-rt,
h..
in
gelling.
iiri.
l
ir.n.,.
..t
ViMdi...
t
t)u
lu...
serviee
elnli
nif)oini.nt
uni
l.n
its
wurk
nn.l
.l.iititr
it
IBER
SALE
X
53G5.
iiUy'be
MiUIihhI
epun
ipl'llriUnn
lo
Ihe
..,,:
f-
l......
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-
llP4rimrtil
r
PiibUr
Worki,
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on
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presnieni
vl.-SVi!!ri!r.,I!
In
Iho
same
ranks
were
found
Ihe
'n.linsni
nf
iv.'iJ
'i
t..
f
.nJ.
SL
Vi,
-ti.ru.
nol
Uuri.MI
b
rrfiiiHlrd
hn
iho
M4Xi
ar
r
n
.""..?"
1,4
J
.'.'f
...n'Ti"?''
MMrnrd
in
pmd
order.
Kiwani
''
and
'
Lions
"
clubs.
"
Tixlav
n...
m,ii.i
i..
..r
v.!"n
h.tn.
III!
piirrlisee
of
I
Iren
e
X
SUS.
i
t,
7
K,rh
IK,r
,u
rmnpanled
by
an
.,.,,
.
,
,
1.
l.
-kpltif
and
sprure
Tlea.
,rrT,lrJ
rnrt,ue
on
,
rh,rtered
bxk
r
Ho'n-sen
over
10(10
Itolary
olllhs
ul
4
MUiamt
in
tli.
nrlnlly
f
rjnada
made
payable
la
the
Honour
able
.fu
tbiA
"
world
and
there
",,,r
were
r,r
50
ir
kk,
..,.1
mile,
iTirtVier
'publ.r
:7
."'
n.
.
It
m-rt,
B.C.
nr
Dimrlrl
IMBER
SALE
Xb385
Tlrtoria,
n.i:.
Iiim.I
14
I0t
p.
rniiir.
Public
Work
Kniinier.
The
Drparimrnt
of
Public
Vork,
farlianirnl
Hull.lintt,
Mote
The
lime
for
rereltrlm
lender
denol
ing
and
noise.
fortnler,
for
abi
has
lieen
etlende.1
to
".S.
rVe.
!.!.
n
tut.
i
-j--"-
-f.w
lnursnay.
sepirmner
bid,
pnatfjian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
RYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
i
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dooh
Ineers,
Maohlnlsts,
aVolUrmaKara,
Blaohsmltha,
Pattsrn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworksrs,
Etc.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
l;idle
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
3M
hockleys
planins
Mills
Are
JJi)v
Sole
Agents
for
tho
lumhfir
output
of
(tin
Royal
Mills.
Hanall.
B.C.
IENS0N
LUMBER.
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
8HIPLAP.
8prucc,
Planking
and
CJar
for
Foundation
Work.
QET
OUR
PRICE8
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
Phons
383.
--I
flyrn
purposcl
to
bring
mcinbers
together
in
'
j
...
.
TH1
DAILY
FKW1
FTOl
flVl
found
the
Gyro
standard.
Inaugural
Address
In
hi
inaugural
address,
Prfilnt
Millon
Onnale
told
:
something
of
the
events
that
had
licit
In
the
organization
f
n,P
(Oyro
Cluti
in
Prince
Hupert.
Not
long
ago
a
group
of
young
men
in
I
Mr
rily
had
expressed
the.
desire
for
an
organization
that
would
permit,
Ihrm
to
get
lo-
eel
her
In
fralernalism
and
pub
lie.
service.
Lim,.
had
he
thought
jlhen
lliat
tonight
a
Gyro
Club
would
be
formed
in
Prince
Hit
perl
Infill
that
need.
Still
less
had
ftp
imagined
that
would
have
I
In
honor
of
Win
the
fu-.
.Mr.
lionale-
iiricfly
rrvifwi-d
III
till1
ulnllnf
xlallaliiill
Inn
f...,..i:i...
frirtiinllll.w
.
i...i
,
i
1111111'
of
lh
work
Hull
lr
l:r,.
,TrmTlolZUX
"nuh'vlVT
n"'U
(i"
introducing
il
wM
un.l.rtak
prrt.
ir.tj5
i
',
.
,
T
'h1'
y
ffr"ially
Inlpmalh.nal
.vlw-nwiili-nl
and
"
f
rommuni
..
,
""
-"."may
eVH,g
al
Ma,nir
nJn
"
w.r
for
Ihe
lily.
There
llMl
tllitWFM
nn
All
il.l....
M3ER
SALE
X5417.
.the
SI.
Ileici-
Cafe
when
.
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LV,ij
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.
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ami
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bf
tto
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u-
.
,
.
.
:.
iKii.uur
ihtn
no.,n
en
,
,
.,
;oiiiciaieii
al
tie
timtallation
cere.
'"ilrovemeni:
ai
IMe
Sail
Lake,
i
im,
Shi.
i:.ii.
.
to
denl
,
'-V
Millon
ltiii
'
V"
f,MP
lo
1
"1-,
Pacific
.orlhwet
Division.
skp''nn
,,lv,,r
w'"'
another
mailer
if
uilr.
..fure.
linn,
fnmir,
phnplni
li
yinnmln-,-
vy
wiM
be
(llnwrtl
for
Tt-
IMBER
SALE
X
5287.
'"llaiivt
ailll
tllC
I'rlrwo
II.,..
i
.i..i,
i.-
.
II.
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II,
;.
rf..u
...
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...
.
,
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ii
i
inn,
in
II.'W.'ll
'
i.iun
illicit!
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l.M...
I
.
1
11
...
i
I
i'.T-
t...
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t
...
"
i4itru
A.(link
in
the
ever
lengthening
chain
Acting
Mayor
Acting
Mayor
Collar!
congratulated
the
liyrn
Club
on
it
.
.I
kk.I
IE.,.,.
Ilttillflill.,..
n...l
..-nA.
.......
I
it
t-
'iiuii.i
llllllimiiaieiy
COIIIIIlenreil
"-""
omj
nnriiiiim
ill
the
inilallntiou
ceremnnieii
which
eii-
'I'l'Tf
was
ilenty
of
he
adminUtered
in
a
precise
and
w"rk
'"i"
f
to
'lo
especially
experienced
manner.
He
charged
am,,,,Jf
fhihlien.
II
could
Im
the
officers
with
the
iltilic
of
""""red
of
Ihp
-upport
of
the
their
poilioim.
The
gavel,
which
c"y
f'nncil
a
far
a
poil)!o
i
4r
will
U
iiioi
for
re-igatherinir
In
onip
i
ii,-
ii.u
"e
presenieit
to
President
(ion-
any
wormy
proiect.i.
lite
.ct-
'.i!.,,
anil11
'a
itroMlinjf
in
f'Hf
urged
Ihe
f
,f
ii-
a.ier
font.
nn,l
American
national
that
it
-Mayor
miessity
u
or
MMriri
ri.rettrr.
Iliem
were
.1111
ti.
...1
I'M
l"ii
ma.te
from
a
oorlion
nf
inainiaining
I
lie
enlliu-.(.iiu
willi
,
-
V
lotncf.
nit
.(President
0f
the
I'nileil
ini..l,,,p
0,,l
""'"
l'0nr
which
had
whfrh
the
club
was
being
inaii.
MBER
SALE
X
5343.
Were
loasleil
nn.t
Hn.
t.
'",,,,n
Ihe
first
xleamlioal
to
nly
Piirale.1.
Thin
ami
friendship
of
n:::Wtf
will
h
rp.-rived
by
the
n,
cuest
then
sat
down
in
..
"n
,,u
I'aciric
coast.
Hi
memliers
were
vital
factors
f
41
Vlrloru,
not
Ulrr
.
.."
i"u
in
"lip-i
...i,.,
..
..
.
..
.
.11
me
it
diy
.if
ftrpuniber.
Ff.
-
net
Together"
sonir
'
"riaie
ovr.
.Mr.
1101.
"Tr.
Ihe
-tviie
iif
I
iTtirr
X
llll,
-nntr
nii.l.
il...
i.i
i.:..
...
land
delivered
a
slirrinir
nn.l
iin-.
liyro
l.en
Itoos
of
Viineniivep
ti-rl
it
Sprare
Il4lm
n-mn-rsiiii
01
,
-
,
-
-
n
in
ire'
niutiri
Vice-iiresjilenl
S.
K.
n.mn.l.1.11
I'ressive
address
on
Ihe
history,
."poke
briefly
and
expressed
the
lInni''.kI;iiirtri"
'',",:
'he
many
com-
w."r,i
an'
,,''n
f
fyio,
holding
hope
that
he
wirtibl
visit
the
(
vr
mill
b
HnMi
for
r-
nuiiiily
songs
which
.featnreil
Ihe
"
"
'""resi
or
an
ins
list,
rrnice
nuperi
iiyro
ciuii
mine
rore.i,,v,n,nF-
liners
to
every
word
he
uttered,
than
once
in
the
future.
He
was
P4
ui?
r
ib
o.ir
ri4,
n
,r
DiMrtri
Ir.remr
1
Presi.lenl
(ionza
es
brieflv
uel
!"""
K
speaker
01
nvni.
.Mr.
moving
pu-lnre
nian
and
IBER
SALE
X5419.
reiiitr
1
'
J
rfirirrd
by
thr
breatrr
i
t
uier
llun
mma
si
"r'l.
B
eiili.j.
..
Ifrl.
fr
Im
X
Ii'.
Desr
Mowi
lii
i'
-t,
in
mi
io.
I
Hi'lBkirk
tud
be
li'
itrd
for
t.
NOTICE
TO
CONTRAOTORS.
iiniianii
renainiy
nveii
up
to
Mis
lliouglil
there
ought
to
'he
plenty
reputation
in
Ibis
respect
History
of
Gyro
The
International
vice-nresi
ol
reasons
periodically.
to
bring
him
here
President,
(Sarrelt
of
Yanruu-
dent
told
how
Ihe
first'
flyro
rlub
v''
nSa,n
l,,'li
railed
ujiou.
re-btd
been
established
in
Cleveland
u
"f
wrk
that
in
IUI2.
The
men
who
got
In-
"'e
Vancouver
Club
had
done.
II
gelher
in
this
first
organization
P''ndeii
greal
enthusiasm,
hint
ilnne
so
in
Die
inlor.al.
nr
energy
and
lime
in
work
for
Ihe
1
r.
i
IJZZZ
Mih.r
BrMi
o..f
Ritr
their
own
fraternal
fellowship.
,M,S
and
girl.
They
had
raised
i
"
Tw"
""
,,r,tu
Sooni
however,
they
had
found
3.'
al
a
great
carnival
last
BEfT
SALE
X
8340
I
UlHl
Tnwwi
MjtrTibl
Mider
that
there
must
lie
something
J,'ar
ol"'
"
u
ri'sull
had
provided
us
U
i
ried
br
ih
V
.
.-..T.r.
rny
wiin
niur
piaygrnumi.4
inn.
!
'
.""i
u',,'
""
wr4
rr
ti
irouiee
or
mothe
of
pun
selfishness.
L'n.
nn''
another
wasVin
sight.
To
see
l"
t
-
of
Ureno.
X
Hl,lH,t.
Virb.ru.
B.i:
.
up
In
lele
o'rlurk
rollscionsly.
thi
spirit
of
public
I'"
happiness
that
they
had
Tl.
5rir.:
uA.
u"''r
un.
w
miurtiij,
ti
rim
sen
ire
had
entered
In.
When
brought
lo
Ihe
children
had
been
adjulwnr,
H4t
I,
rt4)
r
eepleniber.
Iff
I.
tor
I
In,
.uburuc
....
n,n
1
lure
r
a
lliihwtjr
BrtOre
oer
lh
Jkix-m
iui
oiy
rum
ns
lorineii
i..i
ir-num
jui
anjr
nuu-
hlr
!
T.rrre.
B.C.
f
Chicago
111
t!)0(5
il
li:.l
ln.i
hie
that
had
been
taken.
The
rince
llutierl
club
woubl
have
firl
Oyro.
The
success
and
pleasure
in
finding
nnd
iintfessional
men
who
wcr
ap,..l...aiely
m
uie
of
for
tt
m
"v
,
",'I',I
'
l,,e
ehcr
list
or
I
t
rmn
re,
rr
uke
i.ti.,n.!of
rite
tiR.u4tid
doiiara
iis.ooo.oo)
,
'
ro
l'.
I
bo
expansion
of
i.
4jyr
t:iul.
lie
knew
them
3
r.Vi..Ts:Vt
rorre.
rt
"''
"
"
nP'l
all
personally
ami
would,
vouch
""""
.
.
.
ui"1"
io
'u
or
"
'"
l"
ripieie
l,,M
mere
were
no
pain
organ-
fop
the
success
thev
would
ooi
at-
.u-
-
J
iiartitti
Ura
i.r
the
Oikf
rnrea.
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r
.
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.
.
.
.
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i"
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...
i.
in
us
uritwiu
whs
sieanv
1..1..
...
.
rurriirr.
iUn,,Jrr,rii
bidder
m
111
b
returned
lo
.
..
.
.
,
'
inijiiiioi.
niey
sei
nnoui
IIh-iii
tip.!
eirrtllKSI
llm
roniraei.
-....
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-
iin.iiii
s;
...
..
.
.
.v..
was
Intlnir
lakinK
nn-nv
awa
a
n
TemlrM
muni
be
nude
mil
nn
ibe
form
"Jn
orofjts
most
who
'
serves
rrves
,
.,
tupplled
and
Hined
with
Ihe
artttat
l
'
.
,.'
,.
..
m,.IHhers
and
wras
go-
natnr
or
the
tenderer.
Ibesl.
II
Was
a
AVOl
lhy
inolto
but
i...,
.,
.t
ii...
.-.Y'.
..r
'larrer"'
r
ml
"-'",Oyr.'s
"(lyro
means
friendship."
Z
"
word
nyro
wns
derived
fromgy-1,.,
,,,
,.,,.
r,..h
,.r
...
roscopc.
Ihe
emblem
of
the
club
.
f(ons
,
,
I
tin
rripuftntia
wna
nr
lr
j
I
mnn
'
i
.
"
si
,
rength
'
of
notary
and
Jym.
There
was
room
for
both
clulis
in
Ihe
city,
livery
one
of
the
chartered
mem-
its
hers
of
flyro
would
have
been
friendship
welcome
in
Itornrv
had
Hie
class-
cm!
confidence,
livery.
Oyro
had
lo
ificnlion
limits
permilted
of
their
realize
this
nnd
discordant
ele.
admission.
n.enls
should
be
guar
against.
Consul
VYak.fleld
,If
n
Oyro
rlub
was
to
be
a
surer
s
,..,,,
,..
,
vvL-ariM
11
vv-as
absoutely
that
necessary
rong,.;(ualed
the
Oyro
Club
on
nil
he
memjter
should
work
,
a
MUUHUlll(,n,
ia
prinoe
n.
urn
Av.th
no
dissension.
This
,
,
cou
Id
be
brought
about
only
by,L
....
.
......
r.u...i.i.i;.
n
i
i
',ha,r
a
r,'l
,uy
lo
perform
m
.......
,ho
W(li.ui
aMJ
owi'ii
a
mil)
io
earn
oiuer
ami
Ai.....i.i
.
i
....
.i
it...
K-...I
r
sit.
.tii.i
riri.u
I
III
11.111.
1
ill
llirini-
...
.
.
I.
llll.....
I,,
lit..
tta.A.,1
..1,1..
m.
ship
and
aid
one
lo
the
other
.
'
T
"r.,"""'r'"r
,
.
I
1
1
n
I
U'iit4av
ill
jI
itrKirrv
lliik
iir.inl.l
when
il
was
necessary.
In
nd.li-
t
lilt
i
I
-
I
Ii
I
a
ii
I
ii
rti
n
I
itia-in
(1
a
VS
!
n
they
would
be
n
great
factor
in
bringing-
alum!
a
raa,
tss-"
U4S'14fB
(.
.
Wilt
IIS.
Thanking
Ihe.
meeting
for
Iho
......
...
...........
....,.,..,,.,
...
.,....
....
...
,
.
Ihe
organization
of
Oyro
likewise
'
;",
"V
J
"
the
Unlled
Slates
jpurposed
to
draw
Ihe
vnrious
by
toasting-
the
president
ami
singing
m
the,
Na.
club
together
wild
such
bonds
,l,
V-
i
ll.nl
nnnmlilnllam
.opllnnnli'sm
"0nal
Anlheill.
Mr.
akefield
r-
......
4.
fermi
h
international
as-
1M
llll
Illll-lll
llll'l
1
U
II
IIUIIWIMII
.
,
"
.....4
..
.
ism
were
submerged
in
the
vwrk
"'
"y-
Llnite.l
Slates
for
Ihe
betterment
of
humanity
",ay
"l,1
Joln
,he
,'M,r"?
"f
'Na-nnd
the
common
goo.1.
,io"'
11
,n',y
0T,
y
J"
'
nu
InlTnallmial
Court
of
.fust
ice,
Youth
an.t
fellowship
were
re-
miun
i..
nil
n.nw
vi
fir.i
ii
i
""'V
r
may
not
enter
into
ihnd
been
considered
thai
Ihe
two
oth.'r
compacts
with
other
coun.
!could
not
go
together
among
,ri,,H.
h
lnatln
may
rest
as-
ithose
whose
ages,
vnried
loo
",,,r,,,f
,hat
it
Wl"
i"n
any
move-greally
m,,,,t
w'"
'Tin?
about
suclr
nnd
there
bud
been
an
age
.
limit,
or
35
to
join.
This
limit
u
sl,lrlt
h'tween
the
lwt
great
hnd,
however,
been
recently
re-
'No'"1
American
conlinenls
as
is
moved
la
the
belief
(hat
it
might
Mii'b4,lio.l
in
the
maxim
that
lake
longer
for
the
man
of
52
lo
Umm-p
is
no
lOlh
parallel
in
fralernali.e
wilh
Ihe
man
t)f
26
Oyro."
but
when
they
did
il
was
a
faster
''V
"Inni"
t
Canada"
friendship
tlmti
perhaps
might
bionglil
the
memorable.
"gather-bo
formed
between
younger
men.
.'"K
to
a
close.
At
a
recent
rnlernaliounl
eon-
during
the
evening
there
were
vcnlion,
there
had
been
a
sug.
sereclrons
Jiy
,1111
orrliesira
congestion
Hint
n
Oyro
slandnrd
lm
slsling
of
A.
A,
liaason,
Howard
set
for
its
members.
This,
hap-
While
and
V.
Vaughan'liavies,
,pily,
hnd
been
voted
down,
In
Solos
were
rendered
by
S.
K.
teach
Gyro's
conicionce
should
be
Campbell,
J.
Pinder-Mois
and
V.
Blind
Man's
Buff
pr
VEN
in
this
age
of
enlightenment
soms
folks
spend
their
money
blindly.
They
buy
with
their
eyes
shut.
They
grope
in
the
dark
as
truly
as
if
their
eyes
were
bandaged.
And
all
the
time
a
powerful
light
is
being
thrown
on
the
very
things
they
need
and
want!
A
doer
Using
is
a
beacon
to
guide
you.
in
buying.
It
shows
you
what
to
buy
where
lo
buy
and
when
to
buy.
At
V
the
same
time,
it
protects
you
against
jraud
and
inferiority.
t
Merchants
and
manufacturers
who
advertise
deliberately
focus
thousands
of
eyes
upon
their
wares.
Their
values
must
be
honest
and
their
prices
right,
or
they
'
-could
not
advertise
successfully
Don't
play
blind
man
s
buff
with'
the
elusive,
:
dollar.
Spend
a
few
minutes
each
day
Tunning;
through
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
Then
v
buy
the
products
that
have
proved
up
in
the"
light
of
advertising.
Read
the
Advertisements.
iBsilssliiisisiBsiiiaBBiBsBBsH
A.
Giere.
Aid.
M
M.
Stephens
and
T.
H,
Johnson,
pat
presidents
of
Hie
llotary
Club,
were
also
guests
of
honor.
A
lhishlighl
picture
was
taken
of
the
gathering
by
H.
K.
Henson
and
a
proof
was.
presented
to
Hie
meeting
before
it
broke
up.
After
Ihe
meeting
adjourned,
Ihe
local
Oyros
proceeded
to
(he
steamer
Prince
llupert
where
an
enl
hu.siastic
farewell
was
accorded
the
Vancouver
visitors-
n
they
sailed
for
the
south.
Congratulatory
Messages
A
lonif
string
of
congratulatory
telegrams
and
A
letter
from
various
chilis
in'
Ihe
United
Elates
nnd
Canada
reached
president
Oonzales
during
Ihe
day
lie,
fore
the
banquet
opened.
These
were
read
in
the;
course
of
the
meeting.
They
were
from
District
Oovemor
Jess
Vnrreii,
and
the
Clubs
nt
Cedar
llapids,
In.,
Columbus,
Ohio,
Seattle,
New-York,
Halifax,
neginn,
Vancouver,
Nanaimo,
.Milwaukee,
Davenport,
la.,
Victoria,
lies
Moines,
Cleveland,
Calgary,
Denver,
De
LUMBER
SHIPMENTS
GOING
FROM
ALASKA
Cargoes
Being
Shipped
from
Juneau
to
Australia
and
British
Islet
JUNKAU,
Aug-
27.
-Tho
five-
masted
harkeivtine
Phyllis
Comyn
Capt.
O.
A.
Daeweritz
loaded
lo
full
capacity
with
a
cargo
of
I,-700,000
feel
of
spruce
lumber
rroiu
Ihe
Juneaii
Lumber
Mills,
left
Juneau
on
a
three
months
voyage
over
the
Pacific
to
Sydney,
Australia.
The-ship
was
in
low
of
Ihe
Flossie,
tug
boat
of
Hie
Wrangell
mills
and
formerly
the
harbor
boat
Peterson,
army
boat
al
Chilkool
Itarracks.
The
Flossie
will
take
the
barkenlinc
lo
Cape
Ommaney
in
Chatham
Straits
from
where
it
will
sail
for
Australia,
The
Phyllis
Comyn
command
a
crew
of
1
1
men.
pifliculty
in
securing
a
crew
delayed
Ihe
ship
several
days
in
sailing.
A
second
shipment
of
lumher,
aggregating
approximately
'
I,
Irolt,
St.
John
and.
Hoche8ter,,80))fl00
n,
V.
shipped
to
Australia
Ibis
fall,
i
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i-
r
!,..!.
nr
K
'eS
Club
rMnWi''
Ju""au
Lumber
Mill.:
llupert
Oym
are:
'
President
Millon
Oonzales;
Vice
President
's;.
tt.
Campbell,
Treasurer,.
J,
Ltitne
MacLarcri,
secretary
K.
A
Marin.
Dirwlorsr'
I..
YV.
Kertrin,
Ji..
(Ireer,
M.
M.
The)
lumber
is
being
cut
at
Hie
present
time
and
will
be
taken
out
.on
a
harkenthm
similar
'to
tbe.Phylli.s
Comyn4
;
Tim
Washington
'fua-A
Harge
Company,
of
SeallK
barge,
with
Mcl.tchlan,
II.
W,
Canierpn.
Aja
shipment
of
100,000
feel
ol
u.
..mciiois,
unarie
iiuiagno
MCiertr
SprUce,
was
taken
out'Fri-Hollliy,
D.
Stork,
S.
W.
Taylor.jday
by
Hie
coniDany's
tii
hoiit
V.
V,
Wright,
C.
C.
Mills,
NN.
.1
.Velson.
I..
W.
Wftiigll.
.1.
II
j'ringle,
It.
V.
McNaughloh,
X.
,
Pringte,
H.
McKwen.
W.
Ci-uickshanli,
li.
Valentine,
U.
A.
Hunter,
F.
W.
llenuing,
W.
F.
Roberge,
Dr.
E.
S.
Tail,
Jack
Harnslcy
and
W.
L.
Mackenzie.
AT-ngn
It
will
be
taken
to
Seattle
from
where
it
will,
be,
shipped
lo
the
Hrllish
Isles.
A
cargo
of
i
00,000
feel
of
ilar
spruce
will
go
lo
Olasgow,
SA.AOO
will
he
shipped
to
Liverpool
and
the
ro-niaindcr,
aeroplane
spruce,
to
London.
.4
Stove
WOOD
We
have
Just
received
i
car
load
of
iip.
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry;
Size
cut
to
order..
Also
Kindling
In
Saoka.
For
Prices,
call
RydeTransfer
Phone
IM.
Herviue
and
Quality
our
Motto.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert
Uadln
Restaurant
A
Bakery
Unaurpasaad.
Third
Avanuav
NEW
REX
Cafe
On
Second
Avanu.
,
The.
best
place
to
tat.
Good
Service.
Nothing
but
the
best.
Under
New
Management.
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