PACK
TWO
Prejudiced
Opinions
Capital
And
Labor.
KEilWWHIUST.l
Saving
and
Investing
"Investing"
your
money
is
a
serious
matter
not
to
be
done
in
a
hurry.'
Think
twice
and
ask
advice
before
investing.
Be
guided
by
experi-oice
preferably
your
banker's.
Successful
investors
always
keep
in
close
touch
with
their
bank.
"DMbU
yew
Savtntt;
It
CAN
it
Don.'
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1
11I
PANY
LIMITRD
I
SILVER
WEDDING
OF
MR.
AND
MRS.
LAMB
AT
CASSIAR
THIS
WEEK
Number
of
Visitors
From
Prince
Rupert
Help
to
Celebrate
Occasion
i
Oasslar
Cannery
vn
tluscpno
if
a
very
delightful
evening
party
on
Wednesday
last,
when
n
large
gathering
of
friends
and
relative-
jniet
In
celebrate
the
silver
wed-jiiing
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
James
I.arnli,
1
1
wo
nf
Hie
real
old-time
pioneer
o(
the
eannery
business
on
the.
lkecna
lliver.
j
Jnnies
Lamb,
"Jim
I.amh,"
as
llie
is
best
known
to
a
host
of
'friends
both
on
(lie
river,
as
well
as
in
Pryire,
Itupert,
who
i
manager
of
the
I'assair
cannery
is
lone
of
the
oldest
cannery
man.
ager.
as
well
as
one
of
the
most
popular
in
the
Skeena
district
Fioth
he
and
Mrs.
Lamb
together
with
their
family
have
spent
every
loiimmcr
for
the
last
twenty
years
jin
(he
north,
where
"Jim"
ha
$1.00
been
engaged
continuously,
in
t'ie
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
States,
exciting
and
enacting
business
of
in
advance,
per
year-r.
.
$0.00
endeavoring
to
manoeuvre
th,
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
ber
year.
.
,
.
$7.fi0surculenl
unckeye
.from
their
'
,
(home
in
the
vast
deep,
to
Iheir
TELEPHONE
M
final
habitation
in
a
hair-pound
.
jflal.
transient
Display
Advertising
$1.40
per
inch
per
insertion!
A
an
evidence
of
the
high
es-
ll-ansient
Advertising
on
Front
Page
$2.80
pr
inch,
teem
in
whivcli
Ihey
are
held
as
Local
Readers,
per
insertion
25c
per
line
well
as
of
their
popularity,
Mr
Classified
Advertising,
ner
insertion
.2c
per
wonl
M-
mb
were
presented
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
.
.
......15c
per
Hgale
line
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
AH
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising'
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
July
J.
102.1.
by
the
staff
of
the
cannery,
with
a
handsome
silver
fruit
dish.
North
Pacific
friends,
as
well
as
a
number
who
were
from
Prince
Itupert
also
presented
llie
smiling
hosts
willi
silver
table
ware,
in
commemoration
of
the
auspicious
occasion.
The
presentations
were
made
by
It.
II.
Curd
and
O.
V
F.vill,
in
short
felicitous
speeches,
a
gracious
and
happy
reply
of
thanks
following
from
Mr.
Lamb
Because
the
men
who
were
convicted
and
sent
to
iail
in
Los
on
behalf
of
himself
and
Mrs
Angeles
held
radical
views
or
belonged
o
a
radical
group
they
Lamb.
are
generally
.condemned
i,y
capitalists
and
capitalist
svmpath-
Afler
the
presentation,
refresh
izers
in
this
country
and
the
United
States.
Because
they
are
menls
were
served,
the
party
fi-workingmen
they
are
very
generally
upheld
by
the
workers.
The
nallv
breaking
up
at
midnight,
probability
is
that
neither
knows
the.
facts
and
that
the
svmnathv
nf,'p
ringing
"Aubl
Lang
Syne."
or
antipathy
is.
wasted.
i"For
they
are
jolly
'good
fellows,'
Opinions
on
either
side
are
prejudiced
and
unfair
and
to
an"
giving
inree
nearly
ringing
either
it
is
useless
to
trv
to
explain
or
In
aririie.
Thev
have
mmle
cheers
ami
a
"tiger"
for
their
up
their
minds
in
a
similar
way
to
-which
our
minds
are
made
f,,ial
hosts.
During
the
up
when
we
are
at
war
with
a
foreicu
nation.
There
is
nnli.
tag.
dancing,
music,
and
cards
.
pnthy
on
either
side,
an
antipathy
which
has
been
fostered
hvlw'ro
on
11,0
lapis.
and
all
present
-both
sides
and
which
is
bound
to
bring
about
a
harvest
of
halov",pl1
,nal
,l,py
1,3,1
a
,m"1
'unless
something
is
done
to
mitigate
it.
No
nf.'itler
how
a
large
section
of
the
people
may
dislike
ithe
activities
of
those
who
have
no
resect
for
properly
or
person,
they
must
admire
the
courage
and
tenacity
with
which
.many
of
the
men
who
hold
those
views
carry
on
(heir
propaganda.
The
story
carried
on
Hie
wire
yesterday
which
told
of
'Hie
men
preferring
to
go
to
jail
rather
than
abjure
their
beliefs
'makes
us
admire
them.
'
There
is
no
good
reason
for
antipathy
between
those
who
'.work
with
llie
hands
and
those
who
employ
labor.
On
the
of
Hie
men.
Hie
propaganda
of
class
lass
conscionsne
consciousness
nart
i
sides
Hie
hosts,
.Mr.
and
Lamb,
there
were
present
ami
Mr.
It.
II.
fiurd,
Mr.
Mrs.
fieorge
Simpson,
.r.
Mrs.
L.
Lamb,
A.
Lamb,
A.
.Mrs.
Mr
and
ami
rinnie,
Miss
Phyllis
Hume,
It.
Xoble,
P.
M.
Lamb,
M.
.McDonald
and
hate
is
aI"'
s-
'tzmaunce,
all
nf
Has-
continually
fanned
by
a
few
unscrupulous
leaders
and
on
llipiMar
-"r'
nni'
'r'
ll-
J-
Johnston
.other
hand
there
are
a
few
employers
wholiring
all
employers
into
disrepute.
Give
and
take
will
have
to
be
the
watchword
of
the
future
if
there
is
to
be
a
better
condition.
Class
wars
tend
to
disrupt
society
and
bring
about
a
condition
of
chaos
in
which
both
sides
suffer.
It
is
something
to
be,
avoided
if
possible.
Aid
Boy
Scouts
In
Every
Way.
The
Boy
Scouts'
organization
is
a
very
worthy
institution
and
one
that
deserves
the
support
of
the
community.
A
small
inmount
of
financial
support
is
necessary
but
a
great
deal
of
moral
support.
Leaders
ire.
always
needed
in
all
cnrnmunilies.
The
chief
difficulty
in
connection
with
the
movement
is
the
lack
of
young
men
who
will
give
their
time
and
efrort
to
helping
the
lads.
8hlpping
Activity
Improving
Business.
The
activity
in
shipping
circles
is
already
improving
business
here.
People
are
coming
and
going
all
the
time
and
the
result
is
that
certain
lines
of
business
are
improved
directly
and
others
indirectly.
The
proposal
to
put
n
steamer
to
ply
out
of
here
is
one
of
the
mo
I
important
that
has
been
made.
The
service
to
and
from
the
islands
is
not
at
present
snlNfaclorv
as
a
fortnight
is
too
long
to
wait
for
the
ne.xt
boal.
It
is
n
be
hoped
that
the
present
scheme
of
having
at
least
one
steamer
make
her
home
port
in
Prince
Rupert
will
be
Carried
nut.
An
Experiment
In
Popular
Government.
This
is
experimental
age
aipl
we
all
like
to
dabble
in
llie
novel.
People
are
searching
for
new
methods,
new
excile-menls
and
anything
experimental.
Particularly
true
is
lhi
of
Bovernmenis
A
few
years
ago
the
people
of
Ontario
thought
lliey
would
Iry
a
government
experiment
and
thev
did.
Thev
elecled
a
group
of
farmers
lo
handle
the
affairs
of
Hie
province,
men
w'llhn.i
.any
experience
j
governmental
affairs
and
thev
i.atnrn
ly
faded,
rhen
the
people
derided
Hint
they
bad
belter
go
back
to
the
old
parlies
and
they
elected
a
Conservative
gov-ermneiil,
so
strong
thai
il
is
impregnable.
On
Monday
Premier
Drury
steps
front
office
and
gives
place,
to
premier
Howard
Ferguson,
thus
ending
an
Inleresling
experiment,
u
object
lesson
in
what
not
to
do
ioyable
lime,
and
that
Cassiar
cannery
is
one
right
good
place
lo
pend
a
happy
evening.
Be.
of
Inverness,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Lord,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
W.
Harris
and
Henry
Oullirie
and
J.
Mc-Mregor
of
North
Pacific,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Field
Strang
of
Sunny
side,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Kipp
of
Port
Kssington
A.
V.
Carter
of
Oceanic,
and
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
J.
H
Hinton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
John
ston,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
V.
Evitt,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
A.
J'hilpotl
of
Prince
ftuperl.
YOUTHFUL
PIANISTS
PASS
EXAMINATIONS
TORONTO
WITH
HONORS
Young
Daughters
ot,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Williams
Distinguish
Themselves
In
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
examinations,
Knid
Williams,
llie.
ten
year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Williams,
passed
the
junior
music
examination
with
honors,
ami
litllc
Claire,
eight
years
of
age,
passed
Ihe
elementary
examination
also
with
honors.
The
junior
exam
iualiou
is
the
fourth
year
and
the
primary
the
lhl;il.
These
pupils
are
very
young
to
pass
those
examinations,
tho
youngest
ever
to
get
through
Ihey
have
been-
instructed
by
their
mother,
who
is
also
n
grad
ualc
of
the
Conservatory.
CARIBOO
PROSPECTOR
DIES
IN
VICTORIA
AT
EIGHTY
YEARS
OF
AGE
VII'TOIIIA
.llllv
II
!!,
iinie.xM.
oniue.
Out.,
no
yearn
ago,
came.
to
the
coast
when
about
19
years
of
age,
went
up
the
Fraser
River
lo
ijuemiel
and
then
In
Harker
villi!.
For
Ihi!
pasd
25
years
be
iiu
jieen
in
nuKirrexs
nnre.
Advertlim
In
the
Dally
News.
THE
UAILT
NTTWB
Friday,
July
13,
1023.
i
-.
BOY
SCOUTS
TO
HAVE
BIG
GALA
Plans
Laid
to
Have
Affair
Made
Big
Event
In
Aquatlo
Olreles
DANCE
IN
EVENING
Next
Thursdav
Ihe
ftov
Scouts
have
all
Ihe
privilege
of
Ihe
Sail
Lakes
for
which
Ihey
will
make
a
charge
lo
ihe
public
for
the
purpose
of
raising
funds
jut
a
the
Athletic
(Iround
nt
Acro
polis
Hill
is
used
lo
raie
fund.
fifty
cent
ticket
gives
trans
portation
to
Hie
lake
and
admis-
ion
free
lo
Hie
gala
and
water
port.
According
to
the"
plans
on
hand
il
is
lo
be
a
big
day
and
among
other
the
member
of
Ibo
llolnry
Club
are
giving
the
affair
their
support.
Ticket
are
already
being
sold
and
the
proceeds
go
Id
the
Boy
Scout
funds.
In
order
to
make-
the
day
a
real
gala,
a
jitney
street
dance,
the
first
in
Prince
Huperl,
is
being
organized.
A
part
of
Hie
street
will
be
roped
off
and
an
orchestra
provided
and
members
of
the
llolary
t.luh
will
have
charge
of
Ihe
proceedings.
At
a
meeting
of
Hie
club
yesterday
the
following
resolution
submitted
by
fieorge
llorie,
president
of
Ihe
Boy
Scouts
Association,
was
carried
unanimously:
The
Committees
thai
the
club
nominates
a
committee
consisting
of
all
the
member
of
the
club
with
the
ex.
ceplion
of
fieorge
Bryant,
fieorge
Monro,
fieorge
Horie,
John
Dyb-
han
and
M.
P.
MrCaffery
to
act
along
with
the
said
M.
P.
Mc-Cnffery,
Ihe
chairman
of
Hie
Boy
Seoul'
Dance
Committee,
in
making
and
carrying
out
the
en-lire
arrangement
for
the
Bov
Scout'
Jilney
Dance
to
be
held
on
Second
Avenue
on
Ihe
evening
of
Thursday,
July
ID,
at
8
p.m.,
with
instruction
lo
include
in
the
program
certain
items."
of.
.
com-
imunity
singing:
'That
the
duties
be
divided
up
among
Hie
member
as
follows:
Arranging
dance
program
M.
P.
MrCaffery..
Obtaining
orrhcslr.1,
able
ami
willing
lo
play
aid
program
fieorge
Woodland,
Jim
Lee,
Dave
IJone,
Doc.
B,-yiie.
Arranging
community
song
and
obtaining
singers
Jack
Nicholls,
Dc.
Kergin
President
firanl.
Preparing
ground,
including
loping
off
of
street,
place
for
or
chestra,
place
for
singer,
etc.
flf
wet
night,
will
arrange
for
ue
of
Elk
Hall
Then.
Oollart.
Slew-
art
McMordie,
Dune.
.WVItae,
Tom
Johnson.
Entrance
guard,
In
collect;
fare
and
clear
the
coure
after
each
dance
M.
P.
McCaffery.
Jarvis
McLeod,
Tom
.McClymont,
Stewart
Arrl.eod.
Whip,
to
go
round
and
sen
that
all
onlookers
either
pay'
or
ilahce
W.
D.
Vance,
Jim
Siren,
Dic.lt
Moore,
II.
pullen,
11.
Rochester.
Advert
ising,
sign
on
cars
and
across
street,
and
decoration
of
dancing
ground
wilh
flags
Syd.
Joimslon
Chas.
Evil
I.
Ilerreshment
booth
for
sale
of
soft
drinks,
etc.
Cyril
Orme,
F.
n.
nawson,
r
reii
Mork.
)
Ten
Years
Ago
1
In
Ptlnc
Ru-Mrt
July
13,
1813.
to
Hegfna.
A
feature
of
the
even
The
Man
a
tke
Hm
SAYSt
illead,
one
if
Hariboo's
prospect-
T"K
0,,l("i'
'
heard
i
More
Hi
fin
50
prorninenl
attended
n
banquet
.last
night
in
Ihe
fl.T.P.
Inn,
In
honor
or
A.
C.
McMusler,
O.T.P.
general
agonl
who
being
transferred
ing
wa.
Ihe
presentation
of
a
gold
watch
lo
Mr.
McMaslcr
by
II.
P.
Wilson
on
behaU
or
tin)
company
assembled.
Aid.
Sutherland
and
J.
C.
Hrady
proposed
Ihe
(oast
lo
Ihe
guest
of
honor.
W.
(I.
Dennis,
J.
H.
Kelly
and
W.
A.
Patterson
have
rrlurned
rrom
an
eighl-ilay
Irip'
In
Lakelso
Lake.
While
away
Mr.
Dennis
had
the
misfortune
to
injure
bis
left
hand
through
the
premature;
explosion
of
a
rifle.
TIIF.Y
do
ay
I
hat
the
Prince
of
Wale
i
coining
lo
Omiiiila
again
because
he
hiiM
a
fancy
for
the
girl
on
Ihi
Mile
Ihe
Allantic.
AND
If
you
are-
A
man
you
A
Wonderful
Discovery!
For
the
Relief
erf
.
4
Stomach
Sufferers
GUARANTEED
ABSOLUTELY
HARMLESS
Relieves
Distress
in
2
Minutest
A
toothing,
healing
combination
of
natural
elements,
that
relieves
acute
and
chronic
stomach
and
bowel
complaints,
is
offered
to
suffering
humanity
by
the
JO-TOCO.
OP
CANADA
LIMITED.
This
wonderfully
efficient
remedy
was
compounded
by
a
medical
man
after
suffer
ing
for
years
and
spending
a
fortune.
It
has
brought
buoyant
health
and
vitality
to
him
and
the
many
friends
to
whom
he
has
given
it
now
you,
too,
can
get
it.
Under
the
brand
name
of
JO-TO,
meaning
"better
or
superior,"
this
remarkable
remedy
is
now
on
sale
at
drug
stores.
A
teaspoonful,
dissolved
in
a
glass
of
7SU.000
r-t
II.M.
or
Felled
tml
nurkrd
fpruo,
ll.ilmiii,
llrinlork
''!
Cellar,
on
ii
am
uMiiatwl
on
Iwr
tul
bur
l.kf,
l-rlrirnn
iii
a
I
llan1,
lunt
4,
CahsI
Mini
DMinri,
Two
(I
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VMM
will
be
alk;fd
for
re.
movaJ
of
tinilifr.
rurtlwr
pril-iiUr
uf
Ihn
Chirr
Forri
lr,
Vlrti.na,
lu:.,
or
Mrltl
Forralrr,
rrinro
ituiri,
n.
NOTIOI.
Tk
Noilrr
that
rum
month
aflrr
rnb
liratlon
nt
lhl
hollre,
I'arific
Carurr
l.lmilnl
tufH,rt
to
apply
in
Hw
fierlwtrar
or
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I
Stork
CiKnpaiiira,
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Vlrlorla.
tut
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10
ritatiirr
114
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
DIS
Application
TRICT.
Foreshore
Hay,
Hkidegate
Inlet,
Hruharn
llslaiid,
ll.C.
'fake
Notice
that
W.
n.
Mc-lAlorrii.
of
Vancouver.
Ii.fi.
or-nn.
tj'patlon
miner,
intends
to
applv
.for
nernilMiiion
In
I
iHian
I
Ii
a
fill
i
Mowing
described
forrHhor
land.:
or,
died
here
after
nonie
months'.
wom""
"ny
ulie
whh
knocked
Commencing
at
a
pout
planted
at
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Italian-
"''I
l"H
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IIUl
lli;inVU
i
en".
.
.vni
iunr
her
to
Lease
Landa.
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
District,
according
Dintrlcl
of
Prince
Huoert.
and
nituale
nt
ihn
rnouth
of
rilatechuck
Creek.
Kaolin
of
Blalechuck
Creek,
about
l.COfi
fret
went
of
of
the
southeast
corner
post
of.
Lot
1:
thence
in
than
BouthcBHterly;
thence
10
cliann
northeaterly;
thence
10
cha
n
northwesterly:
Ihence
following
high
water
mark
to
point
of
commencement,
and
contaln-
'nT..
cr,
more
or
le,
WILLIAM
ohoflflK
McM
naifd
May
2C,
1023,
onnw.
hot
water,
relieves
the
most
distressing
pains
in
the
stomach
and
bowels,
stoas
HEARTBURN,
ACID
STOMACH.
BLOATING,
SOUR,
BURNING
STOMACH,
and
ALL
AFTER
EATING
DISCOMFORT.
IT
IS
NOT
A
DRUG,
but
Mother
Nature's
gift
to
mankind
of
a
few
of
her
harmless
healing
elements.
By
relieving
the
causes;
of
your
suffering,
it
prevents
more
serious
complications
and
you
thus
escape
years
of
suffering.
Heed
the
warning
signals
and
take
JO-TO.
If
it
does
not
give
relief,
your
money
will
be
refunded.
It
is
sold
under
an
ironclad
guarantee.
It
is
pure
and
harmless,
and
will
not
Ifjtits
the
most
delicate
stomach.
Go
to
Your
Drug
Store
get
a
box
of
JO-TQ
Stop
Suffering!
J0-T0
almost
instantly
relieves
gas
pains,
acid
stomach,
bloating,
heartburn,
sour
stomach
and
all
indigestion
and
after-eating
discomforts,
FOR
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Druggists
JO-TO
has
no
equal.
A
single
ireatmenf
will
relieve
the
most
stubborn
cases
and
bilious
headaches
are
stopped
in
a
few
minutes.
You
are
requested
to
relund
the
purchue
price
wherever.
JO-TO
fails
to
give
relit
I.
a
JO-TO
is
compounded
in
the
laboratory
of
the
JO-TO
Co.
of
Canada
JM"
ited,
located
at
45G
Hastings
Street
East,
Vancouver,
B.C.
SOLD
BY
ALL
DRUG
STORES
will
hardly
blame
the
prince
for!
his
nice
discrimination.
i
IF
I
was
a
prince
I'd
come
In
thi
country
to
live.
TIIK
Manchester
('uardinn
Is
threatening
that
Parliament
will
before
long
follow
Canada's
lead
5
ami
vote
the
granting
of
lilies1
out
of
existence.
Well,
well,
Abut
I
(joining
over
Hie
world.
Pretty
soon
it
will
bn
iinposihln
for
a
rich
Americnn
to
buy
a
HrltUh
lifle.
m
TIMBER
SALE
X
B27.
Thr
be
ottrrri
for
Sile
It
public
Aunion.
il
tnn
mi
Urn
tint
day
ut
July,
ISil,
In
llie
offlr
of
tlw
IHMrlrt
rrnlrr.
Ortirt
Mim
rtlnre
Hurt,
lh
I.I
our
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(ft?,
lo
rut
TiO.IKlD
frl
B.M.
t,t
Kprtire,
Hilm,
llrmliM-k,
ml
Oilir,
init
alto
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machlnlste,
ollermakore,
lacksmlths,
PatUm
makers,
rounders,
Woodworkers,
Eta.
,'K
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
K-adle
all
kinds
of
J
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
PHONES
43
AND
MB
TOESH
from
ihe
roaster
no
matter
uhere
ijou
buy
it.
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DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7.
8,
9
Smith
Mode
Office
Hours,
9
to
9
Phone
575
Lndy
Assistant
NABOB
vacuum
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