Wednesday,
Junf
4,
1921.
Local
and
Personal
ll.C.
Undertakers.
IMioue
41,
.
Hayners.
UndaiUiara.
Pboue
351.
If
Pattullo't
Committer
Rooms
EMPRESS
THEATRE.
If
W
Mcl.eod
ft
IIk'
Cardena
yesterday
fur
Swaiison
Hay.
Mr
uml
Mrs.
J.
Drown
left
ye,
(erduy
oil
(lie
Cardena
for
fcjurf
Inlet
Mrs
A.
Woodland
will
not
receive
tomorrow
nor
again
tin-lll
fall.
-
-
Moose
U
lii-l
Drive
and
Dagce,
MfUopole
Hall,
Wednesday,
June
t,
at.
ii.
in.
131
J
or
quality
ami
preparation,
get
1
1
ti
nter
Coal.
Phone
CJ
recti
6;
or
Mm?
515.
If
X
Italian!
and
M.
,Mnlheon
f
iaf;iitf
tr
southbound
yes-
i
iljy
on
(lie
Cardena,
Pittullo's
Committee
Rooms
Cmpreta
Theatre
Phone
135
Open
from
2
to
10
p.m.
dally,
tf
S
A
Shatford
of
I
lie
local
;.:dess
laluii
left
on
tin?
(Jar
ilr:
a
yesterday
In
lake
u
position
v.'.
Hie
IMi.S.
(lieueliy.
We
fell
l.aiiiitiulFd
Material
also
Kir
Veneer.
Consult
us
be
fore
buyin?
finishing
for
your
house.
Albert
A
McCalTery,
Ltd
The
i'Td"
Skeeha
Club
house.
i
;al
lui
been
-old
(n
I'.
I.eelaire
ami
ii
now
nncliored
on
Hie
mud
llat
oil"
bf
mouth
of
McNicholl
L.-eek.
Hon.
A.
M.
Man-on.
attorney
tu-iicral,
and
II.
F.
Kergiu,
M.I.
.A.
fur
A
II
(ii.
leave
tonight
for
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Maiiou
wilt
be
back
mi
Saturday
uml
Mill
proceed
In
Ocean
I
all.
I
i,
MM
slramcr
Canadian
Ynliifitfeg,
liapl.
John
McKeriiun,
arrived
(it'jiorl
nt
II
o'clock
llii
iiioriiuijr
tti
discharge"
steel
for
die
Terrace
bridge
mid
.
load
iMillile
Mine
ore
for
Sclby,'
Cali
fortila.
t
N
il.
ileainer
I'rince
llupert,
Cap).
D
fWiald,
l
due
In
imrl
front
die
oulli
at
5
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
ea-lbound
Iruin
will
a
will
I
lier
arrival
and
l
ieliediilrd
to
leave
at
six.
The
train
from
the
l'.ul
due
al
I
o
cloclr
!
-reported
on
lime.
-
Dr
,,
S.
l.amb,
M.II.O..
will
give
ftp
tiil'hess
mi
"Tubercular
Problem
Of
tbe
Day"
in
the
Auditorium.
Month
.Memorial
School
uu
Wrdueiluy,
June
I,
at
K
ii.ni.
Dr.
W.
T
.Kergin,
presi-deut
of
Hie
HoUuy
Club,
chairman
Oie
an
evening
to
rduca-lion.
Admission
free.
131
(
IMI,
steamer
Princess
Mary,
(apt
('..
I'..
Sil
in
1
1
1
.
southbound
from
At'kii
port
In
Vancouver,
was
in
pty-L
froui
IU..I0
lo
1
1
..1(1
lat
night.
The
vessel
had
aboard
about
Hi)
southbound
passengers
Including,
a
number
uf
Alaskan
school
teachers
on
their
way
oitl
for
the
summer
holidays.
The
Hoard
of
Control
of
Hie
liiotball
AsM'iatioti
met
Inst
i;mhl
to
deal
with
the
cae
of
MiDnugall
of
the
Sons
of
Can-'li
team
who
n
ordered
olf
Hie
field
"In
recent
grume
for
talking
back
In
the
referee.
II
was
decided
to
lake
no
ncliou
furl
her
Hunt
Issuing
a
warning.
A
Vaudeville
show
was
singed
In
the
AVesllndiiie
Tliealre
hut
nighl
by
a
troupe
known
ns
I'.ddie
Hiesslnr
s
lH2t
revue.
The
at.
tendance
was
good
and
later
a
dance
was
slimed
in
the
Fks'
Home.
The
troupe
I
playing
at
various
points
iilont;
the
oat
'nl
is
truvcllliiit
in
lis
own
lias
boat,
N
luff
Vv'onif,
Chinese,
was
found
nuilly
in
the
police
court
'(is
iiiorninii
by
Mafilslralo
Me-I'lynionl
of
having
dniax
Illegally
in
his
possession
mid
whs
sen-'need
to
six
uioulhs
imiirisou-
'eiil
a)
ipVallii
with
a
fine
of
on,
i
,e
evenl
of
the
flm?
Mnjr
unp'alil
accused
will
have
I"
serve
three
uionlhs
iiddlliunnl.
ANNOUNCEMENT.;
I'liu
Dew.
Drop
Inn
Frolic,
tiki
lfoine,
Junu
It.
Ilou.
T.
I).
I'attullo,
miiiisler
of
lumls,
and
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch.
candidaln
for
tlie
Skeena
dlstricl,
left
by
KHtboat
tills
morning
for
points
down
the
coast
in
the
dh-
Irict
of
the
taller.
A
devil
fish
haiuintr
hi
(he
lore
of
the
I'rinec
Iliipert
Tish
Market
this
morning
allracled
a
wood
deul
of
attention.
.Ion
Hanson
Hie
crab
man
caught
it
in
Hie
neighborhood
of
Wolf
Island.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Welsh
arrived
ill
the
city
last
evening
and
are
visit.
lug
relatives
here.
They
are
on
i
holiday
Irip
going
llirniigh
to
Vancouver,
Victoria,
SeaHle
and
Portland,
Dr.
Welsh
Is
a
nephew
uf
Mrs.
T.
D.
Smith,
Third
Ave.
ami
Mrs.
Welsh
is
a
niece
uf
Mrs
S.
Woods,
Itaipl
block.
Members
of
Hie
provincial
government
ageul's,
ussessor'n
and
collector's
ollices
uml
their
frii'iids
lo
Hie
lumber
of
about
::i
relebraled
the
King's
blrlli-
day
yesterday
on
a
picnic
to
Tug
well
Island.
The
parly
used
Hie
lauuclii"
"i'3"
and'
"Triton"
and
left
lowu
alioul
10
o'clock
in
the
morning,
returning
about
K.30
in
i
lie
evening.
miss
mFrFl
grant"
LIBRARIAN,
RESIGNS
Will
Leave
For
Victoria
After
September
1
Regular
Monthly
Meeting
of
Board
Last
Night
Mis
Muriel
lira
ol.
who
has
been
in
charge
of
Hie
public
library
here
since
it
was
opened.
siibiniUed
her
resignation
effec
live
September
I
at
the
uieetluir
of
the
library'
board
last
night.
II
was
accepted
with
regret
and
it
was
decided
h
advertise
locally
forn
successive.
Miss
liraiit
plans
on
reluming
to
tier
home
in
Vir
turla.
Ileports
on
the
moiilh's
nclivi-
ties
at
Hi'"
library
also
sub
ml
1
1
I'd
at
Hie
nu'Hing
showed
Ihal
?.i(1l
books
had
been
lent
durinir
May
a
dally
average
of
V.
There
were
15
new
borniw
rrs
and
five
canrelled,
leaving
a
total
of
1.517.
There
had
been
15
books
received
by
gift
and
15
new
bonks
iHiught.
I'orly-slx
liAd
been
iliseiintml
ami
the
total
on
Hie
shelves
In
dale
was
3.7
Hit
Attending
(he
mcrliuir
wer
llev.
(i.
S.
Hacker,
ehairmaii
James
llliiek.
F.
J.
Fuller.
Mrs
W.
J.
Kirkpntrlrk,
(J.
V.
Wilkin,
sun.
secretary,
and
Miss
(irnnl
librarian.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Forty-nine
Thousand
Pounds
Marketed
al
Eichange
This
Morning
by
Five
Boats
Five
boats
markiildl
lu.imn
lbs.
of
halibut
ul
the
Fish
F.x.
change
this
morning
as
follows:
American
Mildred
No.
2.
25,o
lbs.,
at
17.1c
ami
Ho.
lo
the
llootli
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
-
I'.mla.
I.iioil
lbs'.,
al
17.1c
and
He,
In
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
'.o.
Canadian,
llosvspil.
lii.nno
lbs.,
int
15.
ie
ami
7c:
Fisher,
".mm
lbs.,
at
15.5c
and
rt.5e.
and
Scruli.
I.mni
lbs.,
at
I5.V
anil
lie,
lo
Die
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Slorage
Co.
Salmon
'
Tnplow.
l.iiin
reils,
(o
(he
At-liu
Fisheries
,at
I'.'O.
Seminole.
.I.imo
reds,
at
12.5c
to
lbs
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
CHINESE
JUNK
IS
NOW
AT
NEW
YORK
NF.W
YOHK,
June
I.
After
a
two
year
voyage
across
the
Haei-jfie
uml
through
Ihe
Atlantic
in
;a
53
fool
junk
of
his
own
con
struction
Capl.
ilcorge
Wnard
of
Canadian
Dutch
parentage
Tin-chored
his
slranue
craft
here.
He
said
he
planned
later
lo
sail
through
the
Panama
Canal
to
China.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Ptlnc
Rupert
June
4,
1914.
I
lie
provincial
government
uas
derided
to
pay
local
improvement
laves
In
.Section
Two,
The
provincial
government
is
said
to
be
favorably
disposed
towards
the
application
of
the
Prince
llupert
llydro-Kleclrld
Co.
for
permission
lo
enler
the
s
reels
of
Prince
llupert
with
tltfht
and
iiywcr.
THB
DAILT
NBWS.
VKQ9
THRU
joy
Eqiialljed
Freight
Rates
m
Bi$erPagRolls
rSN
June
twentieth
Election
Day
the
Dominion
Government,
the
Railway
Corporations,
and
the
Big
Interests
of
Eastern
Canada
must
be
shown
by
the
support
that
we
accord
the
Honorable
John
Oliver
that
we
are
determined
to
grow
and
expand.
Every
vote
for
a
Liberal
Candidate
is
a
vote
for
John
Oliver,
which
is
in
effect
an
official
message
to
Ottawa
and
the
East
that
we
in
British
Columbia
are
solidly
behind
the
Oliver
fight
for
conditions
which
are
fundamental
to
the
prosperity
of
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
this
province.
Let
us
show
them
by
our
votes
that
British
Columbia
is
in
earnest;
that
we
are
determined
to
win
this
fight
for
equalized
freight
rates
equal
charge
for
equal
service
throughout
Canada;
that
we
must
have
free
and
unrestricted
use'
of
the
Panama
Canal;
that
by
natural
heritage
and
moral
right
we
are
entitled
to
representation
on
national
directorates;
in
short,
that
we
demand
the
right
of
this
Province
to
develop
and
grow.
John
Oliver,
with
his
great,
homely
common-sense
and
dogged
fighting
qualities,
supported
by
his
Liberal
Government,
has
carried
this
fight
to
the
interests
which
are
retarding
our
growth
and
prosperity.
John
Oliver
and
his
Government
made
the
first
real
fight
for
equalized
freight
rates;
equal
consideration
in
the
expenditure
of
public
monies
for
harbor
improvement,
with
the
resulting
grain
elevators,
docks,
etc.,
for
British
Columbia.
John
Oliver
and
his
Government
are
fighting
for
these
fundamentals
of
prosperity
which
will
ensure
for
us
factory
pay-rolls;
a
market
for
our
agricultural
products;
the
development
of
our
natural
resources;
all
of
which
will
benefit
every
person
in
this
Province.
John
Oliver,
the
head
of
the
Liberal
Government
in
British
Columbia,
has
the
ear
of
the
Honorable
Mackenzie
King,
the
head
of
the
Liberal
Government
at
Ottawa;
and
if
the
people
of
British
Columbia
demonstrate
by
their
votes
that
they
are
in
accord
with
John
Oliver's
fight,
we
in
British
Columbia
will
benefit
to
a
far
greater
extent
than
we
would
if
Mr.
Bowser
or
General
McRae
were
placed
in
power.
Disregard
petty
issues,
disregard
personal
sentiment,
and
for
the
welfare
of
this
Province
and
its
economic
development,
and
for
your
own
best
interests,
return
John
Oliver
and
his
Government
to
Victoria
on
June
twentieth.
VOTE
LIBERAL
1