PAQ1
TWO
The
Real
Flavour
the
o!
the
genuine
"GREEN"
Tea
is
In
every
packet
of
i
II
SALADA
as
far
as
Vancouver!
GREEN
TEA
II
Superior
to
the
best
Japans,
Gunpowder
or
Young
Hyson.,
Sample
Free
Salad,
Toronto.
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Daily
News
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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
Contract
Rates
on
Aoplication.
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
f)ady
News
Office
on
dav
on
Sutherland
does
not
seem
as
enthusiastic
Poihly
its
remote
ness
from
hi
own
scene
of
operations
is
responsible.
At
anv
rate
lie
does
not
..enthuse
over
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
which
commence!'
from
this
end
the
building
of
a
provincial
highway
through
central
BritislrColtimbla.
This
seems
to
be
the
first
occasion
on
wjiich
the
minister
of
public
works
has
even
considered
the
malter-for
he
has
only
just
dimvered
that
there
are
difficulties
in
the
way
and
he
is
stalling
on
the
commencement
of
the
work
until
such
time
as
these
are.
cleared
away.
Danger
At
Lakes
From
Accident.
Those
who
go
to
the
Salt
Lake
lo
swim
should
be
exceedingly
careful.
There
js
grave
danger
that
some
accident
will
mar
the
enjoyment
of
an
unusually
fine
swimming
season.
Young
people
are,
apt
to
be
careless
and
go
beyond
their
deplh
and
there
is
no
boat
or
life,
preserver
there
lo
aid
them.
It
is
rather
unfortunate
that
so
fine
a
place
ns
the
Salt
Lake
could
not
be
belter
looked
after
during
Hie
two
or
Ihree
months
of
the
season.
II
would
cost
money
to
employ
h
caretaker
ttd
to
keep
a
boat
there
but
it
would
well
repay
the
outlay.
A
man
on
the
ground
could
do
so
much
in
keeping
the
dressing
rooms
clean,
repairing
the
floats
and
building
additions,
instructing
the
children,,
and
generally
improving
the
place.
Mitch
has
already
been-done
but
it
will
take
some
serjous
accident
to
bring
people
to
a
realization
of
the
uece.ily
of
doing
vet
more
to
pro-vide
for
the
safely
and
comfortof
the
bathers.
Britishers
Come
To
Harvest
Grain.
It
is
a
satisfactory
solution
of
the
harvesting
difficulties
to
bring
people
from
Britain
to
help
garner
the
rnip.
They
nr"
coming
lo
Ibis
country
in
thousands-,
attracted
by
low
rale
nml
special
advertising.
They
will
be
aide
lo
see
exacllv
what
Can
ndn
can
do
and
what
are
the
conditions
of
life
under
which
new
settlers
have
lo
carry
on.
The
educational
effect
of
such
an
invasion
should
1m-
very
beneficial.
It
should
result
in
great
interest
being
taken
in
the
Canadian
prairies
as
a
place
for
Rritih
peopeoMt
it
should
also
prevent
thne
coming
who
are
really
iinuiled
to
(he
work.
AH'Cntinda
needs
i
for
Ihe
truth
lo
be
told.
The
Art
of
Spending
Getting:
the
most
for
your
money
and
conquering
the
tendency
to
spend
for
trifles
is
possible
only
through
practice
and
self
discipline.
When
possible
avoid
the
habit
of
buying:
on
credit
A
good
rule
is
"Pay
as
you
go.
i
nink
twice
and
challenge
the
necessity
of
every
expenditure.
W
Ol?
if,
"Ocotk
ifMW
SmAvi;
,
CAN
kt
Don."
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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
August
in,
193
URGESRUPERT
!
HARVEST
CROP
i
OF
TOURISTS
Gordon
Smith
Gives
Interesting
Address
Befcfe
RoUry
Club
Tin
need
of
cnillalizin?
I
he
eeoic
and
lijstoi
ir
tourist
attraction
of
Hip
district
wa
einpha.
size
by
J.
Cordon
Smith
of
Hip
Provincial
Land
Department
who
addressed
tin
Itolary
Club
ye.lcr-!
on
"The
I'rovince.
in
Which
Wo
Live."
Ilt,v
lobl
of
!ocinc
tin'
fine
native
rarvinp
in
the
rocfc
at
Holla'
Coola
which
were
hejnjf
uncovered
anil
copied
for
the
mu-MMiin,
yet
these
were
never
mentioned
as
I
hiiiRA
to
be
seen
by
visitor.'.
Here
be
sujrpested
lha:
the
native
village
of
.Hctlakatla
should
be
hovn
to
visitors
as
Hie
first
Christian
native
villaite
anl
the
home
of
Father
Duncan.
Mr.
(innlon
Smith
quoted
tli.
.publicity
bureau
at
Vancouver
as
t-ayinir
that
tourists
this
year
would
be
worth
30,onl1noo
to
Vancouver
ami
ilistricl.
This
wa
as
much
as
75
per
cent
of
the
value
of
the
mineral
output
of
the
province,
half
of
the
lumlxT
income
ana
hair
ns
much
aian
is
the
product
of
the
fisheries.
This
jiave
an
idea
what
the
tourist
crop
meant
to
the
province.
Cater
to
Visitors
Peonle
were
ant
In
Ihinlc
llin
Railways
Paying
jtourisls
are
not
appreciative,
of
ror
First
Time.
jil0
common
things
about.
Th
For
the
first
time
since
their
aquisition,
the
Canadian
jsailinjr
of
Hie
rishinp
boals
nveant
National
Railways
have
paid
operating
expeies
for
a
period
jnothin?
to
people
here
but
to
the
covering
one
mouth.
Huines
ha
inrrca.ed
partly
as
a
re.Mill
tourist
it
wp.s
very
inlerestinu.
of
improving
business
renditions
and
partly
as
a
result
or
the
j
Prince
Hoped
vis
the
place
improved
management.
Gradually
the
system
is
being
put
into
that
made
the
halibut
famous,
businesslike
shape,
service
to
the
public
is
excellent,
and
little.
Mctlakatla
was
where
Christian,
by
little
the
country
is
being
relieved
of
a
burden
which
has
jty
was
brought
to
Hie
Indians,
weigneu;
it
down.
yH
there
was
no
literature
An
the
There
is
yet
much
to
do,
for
there
is
a
big
bonded
indebted-.subject.
People
on
H
ships
ness
that
has
to
be
paid
and
the
interest
on
which
is
n
charge
askeil
where
they
could
see
totem
ajrainst
the
road
each
year.
If
the
railway
fails
to
pav,
the
country
poles.
Kilwanea
or
Massett
were
must.
The
people
of
Canada
are
doing
well
in
Mipporiing
their
the
nearest
places.
He
said
be
road
and
in
co-operaling
with
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
placing
it
hoped
those
at
Kitwanjra
would
on
a
paving
oasis.
.ne.
preserved
intact
and
not
'
,
'
(taken
away
as
was
done
at
Alert
Completion
Of
Hay.
These
meant
a
great
deal
to
Provincial
Highway.
ithe
place.
The
tourist
industry
Dr.
Sutherland
and
the
government
of
which
he
is
a
mem-'wa
being
spoken
of
as
the.
fifth
her
are
to
he
congratulated
on
the
completion
of
the
link
jn
industry
in
Prilish
IVdumhia.
highway
joining
Vancouver
with
Seattle.
This
was
a
very
neces-t,n,
mountains,
streams
and
nrj
jMirji,
aim
pui
jiruisii
i..ural)a,jii
line'
with
.the
talesito
ffame
were
attractions.
it
was
spinn,
encouraging
visitors
to.niakr
Jhe
trip
right
through
,pouile
to
sen
tlie
scenery
and
still
retain
it,
something
which
It
is
also
good
news
thai
before;
verv
long
it
will
be
nossi
-
(could
not
be
done
with
the
ojjier
Ide
to
drive
from
Vancouver
to
the
Canadian
prairies
without
go-.natural
resources.
ing
into
United
Mates
territory.
This
is
also
a
verv
necessary
work
mere
is
one
more
necessary
work
iii
which
Hon.
Dr.
Everything
Young
Mr.
Smith
reviewed
Jhe
other
resources
of
the
province
mentioning
the
newness
of
every,
thing.
Mining
bad
developed
within
the
last
few
years
ami
pro
duction
would
increase
im
measurably.
All
the
industries
were
making
progress.
Practi
cally
all
the
gold
production
had
taken
place
since
11)01.
In
this
district
it
was
not
until
the
development
of
the
Hidden
Creek
mine
and
the
building
of
the
smelter
at
Anyox
in
1011
that
copper
production
commenced.
Prince
Ituperl
also
wa
a
young
city.
The
land
here
was
siilMlivided
in
1809
and
the
city
was
incorporated
in
1UI0.
TbV
people
should
be
proud
of
her
record.
The
grain
enters
of
Hie!
Pacific
would
soon
get
their
train
from
11.0.
and
would
look!
lo
this
port.
In
Vancouver
men
of
breadth
were
welcoming
expansion
here.
There
was
a
won
derful
future
ahead
of
Hie
city
and
district.
ONLY
TWO
DELEGATES
FROM
VICTORIA
FOR
MUNICIPAL
CONVENTION
VKVrOMIA
Aug.
10-Plans
for
saving
money
,y
wbillliug
down!
Nicloria's
deleg;itinn
In
llin
.an
nual
convention
of
the
Union
of
llrilish
.Columbia
Municipalities
were
announced
by
Mayor
llegj.
nald
llayward.
"If
the
Union's
ronveiilion
is
held
in
Prince
Ituperl,
as
I
planned,
our
delegation
should
not
include
more
than
two
men."
the
Mayor
declared.
"I
shall
urge
the
Council
to
send
no
mom
(ban
this.
I
do
not
think
we
should
attempt
lo
semi
five
dele-pale,
the
number
cnl
last
year,
so
far
as
Prince
Hnperl.
If,
as
ha
heeu
suggested
Hie
convention
i
moved
lo
Vancouver,
we
ivmibl
send
more."
The
Mayor
said
be,
would
ask
Ihe
Council
lo
deal
with
Ihe
ap-poinlrneiii"
of
delegate.
Mor.day
nlghl.
He
added
thai
he
would
nol
ask
that
Ihe
cunvenlion
be
moved
to
Vancouver
as
oilier
Union
leaders
are
suggesting,
but
declared
that
Vancouver
would
be
a
mom
satisfactory
neeting
place.
T1T1
iAilVHEWB
GRAM
STOCK
,
FORCED
DOWN
Price
of
Copper
Shares
Will
Depend
on
Solution
of
Ruhr
.
Problem
!
't'he
reason
for
Hie
low
price
lot
(Sranhy
is,
mi
far
as
we
ca:
ee.
general
market,
condition,"
j
says
the
Wall:
Street
Journal.'
"People
who
had
other
srcurilb
to
protect
sold
(irauby
and
forced
ithe
price
down,
'fins
is
true
c.
every
other
copper
slock
on
thai
board,
and
Cranhy
is
no
ccep.
Hon.
The
company
is
producing.
3,000,000
pounds
of
copper
a
month
and
is
showing
fair
prof,
its.
Allenhy
Copper
Co.,
control
of
which
Oranby
otdained
this
spring,
is
expected
to
begin
ooer
Minns
In
the
fall.
Consequently;
everything
is
progressing,
vell,j
Not
ri
at
its
own,
property
anil
lis
Mihsidiury.
Of
course,
i
he
price
of
copper
is
about
2
t-2
ents
lower
than
ft
was
when
ttranhy
was
selling
around
30.
However,
Cranbv
can
make
srood
orofits
with
copper
at
15
rents,
and
In
dications
are
that
the
price
of
Conner
Will
hold
between
113-t
and
15
1-2
cents
Jurgig
the
re.
mainder
of
the
year
"Recovery
in
quotation
on
copper
shares
will
defend
to
a
considerable
extent
upon
the
pro-press
made
in
arriving
at
somi
practical
solution
of
the
Ituhr
and
reparations
problems.
Cranliy
can
be
expected
to
art
market.
wie
jn
about
the
same
wav
as
ether
copper
share?.."
COPPER
IS
BELOW
FIFTEEN
CENTS
BUT
DEMAND
KEEPS
GOOD
A
ew
York
despatch
lo
Ilur-dick,
Logan
V
Co.
of
Vancouver
say
export
copper
sales
continue
jn
fair
volume.
Price
c.i.f.
P.uropcaii
ports
is
ll.'.iO
to
1
1.95
cent
a
pound.
Domestic
sales
are
small,
hut
-
iuuiiiries.
especi
ally
for
last
quarter
delivery,
are
hetier
than
last
week,
there
are
no
otreriiig
at
.
less
than
1
1
4
cent
deliver
d,
but
it
can
not
be
Irarned
that
bil
of
lt-
have
been
rejected.
Substantial
sales
of
domestic
delivered
were
made
by
customs
smelter
at
I
Hi
'
cents
last
week.
,
Despite,
reports,
that
condition
in
ernutny
are
more,
unsettled
than
they
have
been,
(ierman
leonsumer
bought
1.250.000
pound
of
copper,
Saturday
and
Monday.
France
nNo
rouliiiue
to
huy
in
fair
volume,
so
Hint
sales
for
export
Saturday
and
.Monday
total
around
2.50U.00O
pounds.
o
sps
to
Ihe
Orfcn!
have
been
made
for
a
few
day.
hut
iiKiuiries
from
China
and
lapan
are
active.
ROTARY
CLUB
SHOWS
RESPECT
HARDING
president
Hugh
Grant
Speaks
Appreciatively
of
Late
President
of
U.S.
At
the
notary
Club
luncheon
yeslenlny
President
Hiigh
flrant
made
reference
to
Hie
death
of
President
Harding
and
the
mem-
own
life
exemplified
the
spirit
of
ifrrsa
hmhhi
ui
mivurv
air
ii
Mion
PROMINENT
WOMAN
GIVES
HIGH
PRAISE
MRS.
A.
C.
MANNING
Wife
of
Northwcft
LumWrmii
J0-T0
COMPANY:
GentletnenI
have
used
your
wonderful
Jo-To
for
some
time
for
indigestion
troubles
with
the
most
gratifying
results.
I
keep
It
in
tbe
house
constantly
and
would
feel
lost
without
it
Sincerely
yours,
MRS.
A.
a
MANNING
Jo-To
quickly
and
harmlessly
re.
lieves
all
stomach
distress
and
suf-ferinr
such
as
gas,
acid,
sour
stom
ach
(heartburn),
bloating,
and
all
after
eating
distress.
Guaranteed
absolutely
harmless.
Sold
at
all
drug
a
lures.
service.
from
ihe
C
4VfXt
Chilliwack
District
With
the
Cream
left
in
lime
out
of
retperl
for
the
lat
lamented
head
of
Hie
Inited
Slates
government.
Ir.
Cranl
spoke
of
the
presh
dent
a
a
safe
and
sure
pilot
amid
the
turbulent
water
of
the
pre
sent
lime.
Mverynne
had
confi
dence
in
him.
He
went
to
Alaska
to
find
out
the
true
slate
of
af
fairs
there
wheie
two
factious
were
striving.
for
supremacy.
They
nil
felt
sorrow
because
a
great
and
good
man
had
gone.
The
Itotnry
president
spoke
of
him
as
a
man
who
favored
Hie
League
of
Nations
ami
who
called
the
peace
confeience
which
minimized
armaments,
lie
was
a
great
Hnlarian
and
nnlv
recently'
'rddressed
the
notary
conference
Jen
the
ideal
of
Hillary.
H
sliowed
that
the
bbal
was
o
serve
rather
than
lo
exploit.
He
was
a
man
from
a
small
town
who
had
made
good,
and
In
his
in
thi
awnenu
cow
or
mitism
coLuaiBia.
mi
aaiiaiig
In
the
Vur
rt
h
F.mm
of
Morrn
Jn.ph
Cnn1on.
Drrtnl.
T4i(
NflTlrfr
Ilia,
ab
Ih-
a.
...
Jnly,
AJ).
mi,
lur
(r
4hiiinUtritlnn
m
Kitr:
r.i.ir
tu
.norri.
oin
itnonn
wi
riniro
unio
ivunt,
w.
Hfnw
OtrU-lal
AuiMiut.ir.Mir.
All
itrvin.
havlnv
imiiifiit
...in.,
t.
ld
EMilo
tr
fMulrel
to
fll
Urn
mnx
rriuru
uj
orriiriiKin
un
iit
urulrr-Itrrifd
forthwith.
All
rnti
omlnr
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rrince
muxyt.
B.C.
Th
Canadian
alfrinal
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I
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rrurkrl
to
pnrrha
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ti
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ror
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lhinr
in
prtxlure
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t
th
Railway
r..mr.any
tbuuht
run.
mimlfate
wlm
Mr,
W.
II.
nram,
Orneral
Tl-
AaTiit,
Born
0,
Canadian
KatUiijH
Fiproi
Rulldlnr,
Montreal,
y,
im
or
;bfore
Auruii
llili,
uij,
and
rite
lh
follow
In
e
inrunitaikHt!
Th
.wit.n
of
um
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rrrun
wnirn
the
Tin
are
lo
lie
prwturwl.
The
kind
tirnltrr.
iimntllv
,tf
Tl,
either
Mwn
or
Itewn.
As
far
si
po4U.
Tka
rouM
Ih
hiii-w1
on
Can-
aijiaaj
i,aitii,nii
unB.
w.
li.
emir,
Oeniral
Tl
Ar-nt.
UNO
ACT.
Notlct
sf
tnustlsn
to
Aptly
is
Purchass
1
In
Skeena
Land
Dutrlcl,
Brrordlnr
Ml-inn
nf
Prtrtre
itijvrt.
and
slliiaio
at
Car-lalna
Cove.
ut
I.
land,
CJI.
I.
I
Tak
Sow
thai
W.
Jefrrriwrfi.
of
Van-'router,
OMiipaiKw
rsnnerjr
man.
Intend
to
apply
for
prnilion
to
purrba.
ino
fullowlnr
d'trrlbcd
landit
Cnrnnwhrlnt
al
S
pot
planted
on
the
smrth
,hnre
of
Can.
talni
Cove,
llt-nre
soaih
is
rtialnai
llwncs
weal
10
chain;
thnee.nirth
tl
chains
to
hsrej
ibt-nre
follow
inr
shore
lo
place
of
com
nt.arm.nl
anl
rrmialnlni;
forty
arrr
more
or
U.
w.
i.
;rrrrnsosi,
Marno
of
AwlleaM.
Dated
7th
Joly,
ISM.
V,
raw
1
I
MMffl
JUST
os
tlie
milk
from
thefoolhillt
of
IheSwus
Alpsisfnmoustluough.
out
Europe,
to
is
tin-
milk
'
from
the
Frnscr
River
Valley
known
in
Western
Canada
for
its
remaikable
and
consistent
richness.
Owning
and
operating
a
condensary
at
South
Sumas,
lhe
Borden
Corn,
pany
receives
this
milk
from
the
finest
dairies
in
the
Valley,
puts
it
up
in
fourconvenient
sized
cans,
and
places
it
within
your
immediate
reach
(at
your
grocers)
under
the
name
"St.
Charles
Milk"-nlwnys
ask
for
and
insist
,1
upon
getting
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk.
Use
It
for
every
Milk
need
VAMCOUVCIJ
v
1
1
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Service!
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
1
SAllinaa
from
Prince
Rtinert
Peinpa
Rnnnrt
and
Prince
George
FOR
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermedial
romis,
moncay,
inursaay,
saiuraay,
11
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
WEDNESDAY,
10
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
FRIDAY,
10
p.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Vancouver,
via
Queen
Charlotte
Ulands
Aug.
8
and
22
PASSENGER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Ute
I'rinr
rturt
lUlly
trn-l
iiiMlr
l
.
Pi.
tat
rnr
.Jr
rt.
rdraaniuo.
Winnlirf.
dlrtci
roauctioo
til
poinu
4ilr
Cn.l
tiut
i:n
Wiim.
Drfiowii,
it
ron
Arthur
tu4
iiuluih
im
orihrra
Xi'
lfnri
tl
c,m
Uk.
CH
Tlctl
OffU,
n
Tlf
Am,
rrloc
Rru
?
8.8.
PRINCESS
LOUISE,
8.8.
PRINCESS
ALICE.
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
August
1,
8,
11,
18,
22,
29.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
August
3,
6,
13,
17,
24,
27.
8.8.
PRNCES8
IEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
8waneon
lay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-couver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
'
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailinn
Fmm
Prince
Iuiisti,
Foe
VANCOUVER,
VICT0AIA,
Ocaan
Falla,
and
.-...on
Bar,
T..lar.
For
VANCOUVtR,
VICTORIA.
Alert
BaT,
and
Swan.cn
Bar,
""r
N.
Foe
ANVOX,
ALICK
ARM,
STEWART,
W.I.
a
laland,
Sundar
S
P.M.
''OH
sns
N...
Rirae
Cafln.rl..,
PrMar
A.M.
I
nd
Arenno.
4.
sWn.le,,
A.nt.
Prince
nurt.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUE8.
Agents
Tor:
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
,
Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
Phono
Blue
81.