PAGI
TWO.
BlueRibbon
Tea
If
a
vote
were
taken
in
Western
Canada
as
to
which
is
the
best
tea,
BLUE
RIBBON
would
win
in
a
walk.
The
BLUE
RIBBON
family
comprises
halfvthe
entire
population
of
Western
Can-
ada.
It
is
an
enthusiastic
family
and
adds
many
to
its
membership
every
day.
'
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DAILY
EDITION
'ii5iW3irD
Saturday,
J
tin
II,
1921.
Are
We
Behind
Oliver's
Fight?
If
Oliver
is
beaten
it
will
menu
that
Uriti-h
(Columbia
i
not
in
earnest
about
the
reduction
tf
freight
rales.
At
present
there
is
discrimination
against
the
West
ami
Oliver
i
the
only
man
who
has
ever
shown
aily
fight
in
regard
to
the-matter.
If
the
people
support
hirnMl
will
show
the
Ottawa
Oovernuient
and
the
Jtailway
(iimmissiori
"Ilia
I
we
mean
business
in
regard
to
this
matter.
It
is
known
everywhere
in
the
East
that
the
freight
rates
fight
is
the
chief
reason
for
appealing
to
the
people
at,
this
time.
It
is
necessary
lo
show
the
rest
of
lh-i
country
that
Ihe
people
are
behind
Ihe
premier.
If
they
are
not,
it
inans
to
the
outside
world
that
they
do
not
want
the
freight
rates
equalized;
What
Does
It
Mean
To
Prince
Rupert?
What
does
an
Oliver
victory
mean
to
Prince
Hupert?
Ir-i
respective
uf
political
bias
and
affiliation',
it
means
that
if
w
get
equalized
freight
rales,
Ihe
grain
from
Saskatchewan
can
be
shipped
through
this
port,
using
the
new
elevalor
which
is
to
be
built.
If
Oliver
is
turned
down
it
would
seem
to
show
that
Prince
Huperl
cares
nothing
about
mi
elevator
or
the
shipping
of
grain
by
this
roule.
It
would
also
seem
to
indicate
that
we
do
not
want
the
elevator
for
the
elevator
would
be
of
no
u-e
without
Ihe
grain"
business.
f
Candidate
Stands
-
-
-
For
Same
As
Leader.
.
A
jKilitical
candidate
stands
for
Ihe
same
policy
a
hi
leader.
II
is
useless
for
hint
to
say
he
will
do
this
or
do
lhaL
If
he
accept
nomination
from
the
party
and
lakes
Ihe
parly
fund
for
his
election,
he
is
tied
by
the
policy
of
his
Jeadei.
In
lhi
campaign
.Mayor
Newton
is
the
Bowser
candidate
tn)
T.
Boss
Mackay
ip
the
Me
Hue
candidate.
Bowser
stands
for
the
interest,
of
the
south
and
the
group
that
nearly
put
Prince
Huperl
off
the
map
prior
to
the
advent
of
the
Liberal
fioyeenment
at
Ottawa.
They
are
the
same
people.
Tolniie
and
Stevens
are.
working
for
them
and
they
Stand
for
everything
that
is
opposed
to
Prince
HuperL
To
vote
for
either
Newton
or
Mackay
is
to
vote
against
the
interests
of
this
city,
and
that
is
one
Ihing
we
cannot
just
now
afford.
Vote
For
The
Place
In
Which
You
Live.
Voter
have
this
to
remember
at
the
present
time.
If
Prince
Hupert
is
not
supjiorfed
on
the
outside,
we
shall
all
have
to
leave
and
slart
life
again
elsewhere.
The
Liberals
arc
the
ones
who
have
supported
the
claims
of
this
city.
The
Court
House
was
built
Jiy
Hie
Oliver
Government
and
the
grain
business
will
come
if
we
support
the
same
group.
If
v
vole
againsl
them
we
do
not
deserve
to
have
any
grain
business.
"I
was
Greatly
Distressed
With
Pains
in
the
Back"
Mr.
Alfred
McNeill,
Chapel
Rock,
Alta.,
writes:
During
the
winter
of
1920-21,
I
toai
greatly
distreited
with
Pin
in
my
back
and
felt
tired
and
depreued
moil
of
the
time.
Particularly
during
the
night
j
wai
troubled
with
frequent
urination,
iome
night
i
having
to
rie
almost
every
hour.
I
tried
sew
al
different
treatmenti
without
lucceai,
until
finally
began
ui-
ing
Dr.
Chaie't
Kidney-Liver
PMI.
.A
tU.u
i:.
i
.
i
.
.
.
.
,
..
.
..
,
'
'"J
onion
oerore
i
naa
banned
me
tint
box.
1
am
ieelmg
better
thia
summer
than
I
have
for
yean,
and
although
in
my
67th
year,
can
work
all
day
without
any
undue
fatigue."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
SS
ct.
a
Lot
of
S6
pills,
Kdnuiiiaon,
linn
A
Co.,
UA
Toronto
In
the
Letter
Box
j
WHY
VOTI
FOR
OLIVER?
Alice
Ann,
June
is.
'L'dilor.
Daily
,ws;
IJiMt
one
word
liefore
the
curtain
drops
and
I
will
try
and
con.
jvlnre'ynu
that
there
i
hut
one
la.l
redeeming
hope.
We
are
to
iieeiiie-
on
June
SO
wliellier
w
are
for
construction
or
destruc
lion,
atnl
and
whether
we
are
for
equality
of
right
or
for
the
sur
vival
of
the
fittest.
If
we
are
for
Ihe
former
we
will
semi
Mr.
Oliver
back
lo
'Victoria
lo
finish
the
task
he
has
undertaken.
If
we
are
for
Ihe
latter,
then
our
choice
mut
lie-Mr.
Bowser
or
lieneral
Mcltae.
Woe
he,
lo
B.C.
if
we
choo
the
latter.
Place
I
tie
three
men
before
you.
Head
carefully
each
line
in
their
countenance
and
decide
accord
ingly.
You
who
do
not
take
any
interest
in
politics
I
know
will
decide
in
favor
of
Honest
John.
lie
is
fightjng
a
hard
uphill
fight
for
an
unthankful
public,
hut
he
a
fishier
and.
In
Ihi
brave
fight,
he
should
have
Hie
support
of
every
sane,
and
sensible
man
and
woman
in
JU
Why
Support
Oliver?
We
should
support
Olher
be
cause
he
is
hones!
and
sincere
in
his
effort,
lecause
he
is
fight,
ing
the
battles
of
Ihe
We
airainst
the
Kasl,
and
because
he
is
trying
lo
and
wjll
amalgamate
the
four
western
provinces
to
land
side
by
side
in
field
ine
the
CP.H.
and
the
freight
rale
o,ues-
t
ion
.
If
he
wins
his
fight
what
doe
it
mean?
It
will
mean
that
Vancouver
will
be
one
of
the
largest
cities
on
the
American
continent.
H
will
mean
that
the
pioneers
of
that
great
Peace
JUver
country
will
have
(heir
wishes
granted
and
thai
the
fight
thai
they
have
put
up
in
oiieninsr
up
I
tint
great
country
has
not
been
in
vain.
lo-
lhJ
who
are
voters
in
British
Columbia,
I
will
ask
one
fair
question:
Di.l
the
Con
rvalue
party
of
Canada
or
B.C.
ever
show
any
inclination
to
dispute
the
(LP.lt.
at
any
time
on
the
freight
mietion?
If
you
say
in
answer
thai
they
have
not,
then
I
ak
you
one'more
question:
Is
it
fair
thai
the
freight
rate
ought
lo
be
higher
In
the
West
han
in
the
Kat?
If
you
answer
lo
lhi
l
"No,"
then
I
say
lo
you.
why
vole
a
Conservalive
ticket?
Peace
River
Country
Is
it
the
wishes
of
Ihe
common
people
of
Ihe
east
that
their
sons
and
daughters
I
hey
have
sent
out
west
lo
open
up
and
develop
this
great
country
should
be
discriminated
againsl.
Ask
any
eastern
mother,
!
she
Con
servative
or
Liberal,
that
que
lion,
and
see
what
her
answer
will
be.
Just
think
of
the
fine
sejijers
that
Ihe
eastern
pro
vinces
have
sent
us
and
where
they
have
gone
They
have
gone
where
they
can
gel
what
we
out
Wet
call
at
least
an
even
break.
Just
think
of
the
people
that
are
leaving
Ihe
peace
Itlver
country
every
day.
Because
they
cannot
make
a
living
for
their
families.
Now
I
ask
you
lo
nanx
Ihe
roan
who
is
willing
and
will
help
them
in
their
fight.
If
your
answer
is
John
Oliver,
then
I
will
say
to
yiii
Arejrfu
with
your
own
people,
or
are
you
against
them
in
their
field
for
right?
Your
answer
will
be
at
the
polls
on
June
Jfl.
If
ynij
Ix-lieve
in
the
survival
of
Ihe
fillesl,
you
will
vole
for
B-w.
ser
or
Mcltae.
If
not
you
will
vole
for
Honest
John
and
let
u
have
equalized
freight
rales
ami
a
united
Canada.
Now,
lo
you
e(eclors
of
Ihe
district
of
Alton,
one
word.
Who
are
you
going
to
choose
to
charn
pion
our
cause
at
Victoria?
Who
has
fought
our
halites
for
Ihe
past
four
years?
Has
he
kepi
in
condition,
is
he
worth
an-
oner
oei,
uno
who
is
ne?
in
name
is
Bert
Kergin,
ad
he
is
of
fighting
Srolch-Irlsli
slock.
t.efs
send
him
back.
Support
Bert
Kergln
'
We
should
support
Bert
Kergin
because
lie
is
one
of
us,
because
he
4s
broad-minded
and
big,
and
becahse
he
has
fought
for
our
rights
tin
the
floor
of
Ihe
House
as
onfy
a
real
man
could.
He
ha
laid
his
cards
face
up
mid
have
yon
noticed
be
has
got
results.
He
1
young,
aggressive,
ami
honest
in
his
endeavor
nnd
lie
is
the
man
we
should
sup-porl.
Being
a
cllfien
of
Alice
Arm
and
of
Allin.
nalurally
he
would
work
for
every
Ihing
per,
t-ainlog
.lo.
lis
prosperity.
No
doutd
there
are
some
among
n
who
are
not
with
him.
Why?
Some
envy-him
front
n
social
standpoint.
Some
say
he
Is
not!
-
THE
DAn.Y,flHW&
Satnrday,
Juni;,
GuirwaGold
Ihal
Harry
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary,
be
sent
lo
Victoria
will)
expenses
j.aid
on
August
J8,
Sit
and
-'I0r
In
attend
Ihe
annual
convention
of
the
B.C.
Hospitals'
Association.
Communications
notifying
the
board
that
Ihe
li.T.P.
district
warrtirirn
entitled
to
put
CIGARETTES
MttO
anO
Extra
Fine
20
for25
big
enough
for
the
job.
Some
env
him
because
he
has
shown
more
ability
ami
common
sene
when
in
n
tight
corner
than
they
I
would
have
done.
'
I
Now,
let
us
caLisiile
pre
judice
and
let
us
be
fair.
Oon'l
abuse
our
goo
judgment.
A
vote
for
Kegin
is
a
vote
frfr.
Oliver
and
a
vole
for
Kergin
is
a
helping
liand
lo
your
brothers
or
slaters
on!
on
Ihaf
lonely
prairie
or
in
that
great
Peace
River
country.
When
Ihey
hear
Hie
glad
tiding
and
see
whal
yoiir
decision
w
on
June
SO.
John
will
say
to
Berl:
"They
are
with
us
in
our
fight.
Lei
us
how
-
hem
thai
we
appreciate
their
support.
Now,
with
good
hacking,
we
will
make
this
a
fight
to
a
finish."
World
Watching
B.C.
,
The
eye
of
Uie
world
are
on
B.C.
o
ilo
nol'l.e
hypnotiied
by
Bowser
or
.Mcltae
on
June
JO.
Kxercie
your
franchise
a
rco
ruling
o
your
eonciene
and
If
you
do
you
will
mark
your
ballots
for
Kergin
ami
Oliver.
Let
us
eml
Bert
back
to
finish
his
work.
He
is
with
us
so
let
us
e
with
him.
.
STF.PHEN
HI
MAS
HOSPITAL
MANAGER
GOES
TO
CONVENTION-
Will
Attend
Meeting
of
Hospitals
Association
at
Victoria
at
End
of
August
Die
hospital
board
last
night
adopted
a
report
from
the
e.
eculive
committee
rccominciiiliii?
views
of
the
local
ttoard
and
urging
thai
as
large
delegations
as
possible
he
sent
to
the
Victoria
convention.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
siHd
Mrs.
F.
S.
Italcbfonl.
Arthur
Martin,
llrnbaio
Mac-doiiald.
(ieorge
Stewart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
li.
MeNulL
I'd
I
(Tor.
t
Mc-Null
and
P.
A.
Ilielmrd,
Van.
etuver;
C.
C.
ShwiIim.
Oilgnrv.
tJ.
A.
Pmranier.
.iHnnyll.
Jas
HavbUon.
Vernon;
W.
L.
I.t.
elly.
Central
Thomas
Price,
Nunaiino;
J.
SnllloMfe
and
S.
StiiUlroni.
I
l"rancoi
Ijike;
Mr.
nod
Mrs.
J.
Brown,
P.
I'llslrom
and
Ouiieah
j
Watson,
Vancouver;
l.
Oriim-moiid.
Hvslew;
J.
It.
Ilmond,
Kdmonlon.
STOMACH
SUFFERING
disappears
as
if
J.y
magic
when
Jo-To
is
tlseil.
iu
paills,
QCid
stomach,
sour
stonKieh,
burnin
and
all
afler-ealing
ditres
re.
Illeveil
in
two
muiiiles.
All
Onic
(stores.
LAND
ACT,
Ln4.
la
Skwna
lnd
IHHinrl.
fl.f.rJlof
bit
rl'l
ft
imii,
n.t
Itutm
vo
cawpsfU
bixl.
Take
.'t'tUce
I
Ml
Cltmu
E.
Kdnu-i
Utt
Jint
Vrulir.
ut
I'rlnr
Hor1.
II.
C
urnriMOMi
In.uriiwe
arrnt
im)
better.
In-lefMi
in
i-(r
ri.r
fntiO.Ki
l
in
Ibe
fnlkialuf
dM-fltl
lml:
CMmse
rin
H
.
fi
plniMt
11
lh
hri4
b
ljr
at
Ihr
e.
fxl
ut
rm(nl
Itltnil
ami
alir.nl
mmi
mile
rrtrf
tlv
umitt
nut
r
lk
loland;
llMrtMj
rbllowlnr
th
mihmmII
ut
Ihe
lr
line
tl
hli
ilrr
line
irenn4
Ui
IUim1
la
Ihe
plir
if
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vvn.tJvs.
sii.
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April
trxl.
Ittl.
NOTICE.
IX
THE
VVTUH
f
an
iM-tlralln
t
ihr
nr
a
PrwlOonat
frtirirai
r
Tllht
ti
l
tiMtirn
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len
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r
fvlktlU.
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Injf
SaUrrtirjr
fntt
r
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!
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thr
nr
T
Ilo
rorrlnr
the
!
iml
in
nnminaiinns
umion
w
!
arir
uie
riiHrm..n
t,t
u
for
po.ls
on
Ihe
executive
of
I
lie
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lJ2,f!l,ft-?.1l
b.rf:
s(K-ialion
recij)ilaled
a
di-'"
Uimi
In
the
itanie
f
oi
snlra
elli..n
In
u.l.i.1.
a
L-
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TIO
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r.
wuiiiiuirii
,
.
naim
in
iin
jinr
mi.
ami
i
nam
and
other
members
expressed
(he
opinion
that
Ihe
local
ilUtrict
was
loo
large
to
receive
effective
represenlallve.
Mr.
tinipbell
felt
lfi.il
it
should
be
divided
in
I
Iwo.
Important
questions
might
I
vrrm
mill.
Mnd
li.iixrjr
OfOre,
I'rlnre
Hurrl.
illb
rrbraarr.
111.
ii.
r.
Mct.ron.
Retltirar
r.f
Tllla.
face
the
north
some
time
and
i
'c:uiau.si
roiryr.
Ieim1
u
aM.lr
then
il
would
be
advantageous
be
well
represented
nit
Ihe
et-eculive
of
Ihe
Association.
H
referred
lo
Ihe
possibility
of
a
home
for
incurables
In
Ihe
north
being
necessary
some
day.
He1
also
suggested
Ihal
Prince
Hu.l
perl
might
make
a
bid
for
Ihe!
annual
convention
of
the
Assoc).
1
alion.
Aid.
Macdonald
felt
that
Ihe
medium
of
the
Association
might
be
used
towards
obtaining
morel
eipiitahle
government
granls
fori
northern
hospitals.
'
Finally
fl
was
decided
lo
in-
lrucl
the
secretary
lo
cOmmunl-1
rale
wild
every
hospital
in
Ihe
north
placing
be
font
Ihem
the
I
A
SEYERE
ATTACK
OF
HEART
TROUBLE
Wat
Rallied
By
MILBURN'S
Heart
and
Narva
Rlllf.
Nr.
a.
f.
luriwa.
Allwin.
oot..
rlli
"f"w"
Jara
ar
I
had
a
vary
fr
aiiafk
of
tiearf
trouiii,
I
huinil
rnr
4
irrat(4
n,
for
xjiio
nine,
but
only
srnnl
to
U
rtlllnc
Vnrae.
I
finally
went
Pi
our
dnifgut
and
pnrrhaM
three.
Unrt
of
Miitriirn-a
llMrl
and
Xw
rilla
ami
cWHH
UiiniHate
rejlrf
rnnq
llielr
u,
ami
I
ran
truthfully
My
tttey
arj
a
wonderful
niMlirlM.
'I
alwata
kwu
lini'im
hanu,
ami
if
I
ttl
out
of
aorta
lake
a
few
pint
i,mj
f,,
,,
rfhl
tnin.
JOlburn'i
Heart
ami
?(re
fills
ars
tOe
Loi
al
all
rtmifri.
or
inallrd
dlrrrl
on
rfrupt
of
prim
by
Tl
T.
Mllburn
Co,
Limited,
Torooto,
Oot.
LAN
A
ACT.
AUU
Lanal
Oltulct.
Oiaulct
af
Caatlar
Take,
.totlrr
mat
hrrinaM
Bn,k.
nf
i.,
,-i
IIH--I..I
...
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,11-
iiiiifiinr
lo
inVwrlhefl
lamll:
i-HTintrnrnt
it
a
imai
plantar!
one
luirnlml
jrard
In
Oh
rati
of
in-
nHmin
or
unpen
i.rwi,
one
mile
eal
nr
Oblilen
fial
.n
Tarib
ljk,
hnre
rriilh
larntr
rhalna.
thrnre
rat
to
hnr
line,
thenre
alonr
rhnrr
line
to
jir.int
f
ncfjsiAi.n
nnooK.
April
tl.
Iia.
SAILINGS
TO
HUItOPK
MAKB
gr.gr.RVATIOXS
KOW
rROM
MONTRCAL
TO
CHiaOORQ-OUTMAteTON-
iune
tf..
Julr
J
.
Mliinnluxa
July
,
Kuw
s
MMiia
TO
MLFAtT-OLAaOOW
,Bi
i"1!.
NHarama
July
I.
July
31
,.
MarUx-h
inly
17.
Anr.
II
Marlmrn
TO
UVfRPOOL
June
IS
Honlrral
July
I.
Mir.
I
M'sili-aliii
July
II.
Mir.
s
Mi
m
I
ru
July
17.
Vur.
IS
Mmiirlarr
FROM
QUItlO
TO
LIVERPOOL
Juim
17.
July
Mnnlroyal
TO
CHCRBOURa-tOUTHAMRTON.
HAMBURG.
July
f,
July
10.
.(.niprex
of
SmiUnd
July
14,
Aur.
ll.
lnipreM
nf
rranre
TO
SOUTHAMPTON-OLA
tOOW
July
MiinOaurler
Apply
Aftnia
rvtrjrwhtra
or
j.
.
FOKaTKK.
G..
Aft,
C.VJL
lialion.
Vancewtf,
Talapoana
aayaiouf
JtlO,
tan,
rae.
K..
Traac
Aitnu.
What
Tom
Moore
Says
About
the
Oliver
Government
The
llritjoh
Odumbin
l,giUlure
i-
icmliug
Oioaula
in
Ihe
mailer
of
Icgi-tylM.it
....
,t.
rtcial
(
the
workers.
"It
hft
the
honor
of
tle
first
I'
lo
give
legislative
effect
lb
bf
hair
veutioii
uf
Ihe
liilerualioiial
leihor
org-
i.iscd
at
the
Vnhington
tIMfrrciice
m
rn
Mxtract
from
'jThe
Iknadiaii
liigrr.
J..
February,
H2:
"Between
30,000
and
40,000
workers
will
benefit
from
the
Hours
of
Work
Act
which
comes
Into
force
New
Year's
Day,
1025."
VOTE
LIBERAL
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
8ALM0N
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
Mlluert
Hrand"
Salmon.
A
few
litis
in
the
pantry
fire
always
handy
Slock
n
supply
on
your
boat-
that's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Short
Term
Vacations
to
Europe
and
Return
$170
....
....
....
i
tt-,.e)l
Uf'
lions
can
be
spent
'
"
,
Atlantic
in
Knglaml
"'
nl
'
"
Kurope
as
cheaply
ahiire
or
mountain
'
lg
nun'ard
liner
sadiftx
Salonla,
June
21:
lanla,
July
2;
LnncaslrW,
"J
n
..i.d
Aug.
;wni
s,::r''
iir
Aug.
In.
nomforlnlde
ters
and
every
ftmaH
Mda)
(irtll
Oil
your
n"
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for
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