PAGE
TWO.
Tortured
for
ThreeTtear
Helpless
from
Rheumatism
Until
Relieved
By
"Fruit-a-tives"
'Hon.
John
Hart
Is
Resigning.
.
.
T
f1
MP
P
C
60ISSINOT
No
-wonder
peoplo
regard
"Frult-a-tlres?'
as
a
faithful
family
friend
and
are
so
raer
to
tell
wlat
it
has
done
for
them.
Afte-years
ol
sufTerinf,
they
appreciate
the
wonderful
powers
of
this
fruit
treatment
in
relieving
them
of
pain
aud
misery
and
discouragement.
Aslr,
P.
U.
Hoissinot,
of
Lailroiiiierie,
Man.,
wrote:
'Tor
three
years,
had
to
give
up
work
;
my
arms
were
so
swollen
and
I
was
so
sick.
I
felt
1
w
ould
never
lie
able
to
work
on
the
farm
any
more.
Hut
one
day,
a
cousin
came
to
see
me
aut
advised
me
to
take
Fruit-a-tives".
Xow,
I
am
in
good
health.
I
rest
well
and
do
all
my
work.
I
can
recommend
"Fruit-aUve4,,
for
llheumatium
that
made
ran
suffer
so
much
and
I
thank
you
for
this
good
remedy",
"Frnit-a-tives"1sthe
wonderful
medicine
made
from
the
Juices
of
apples,
orangea,
figs
and
prunes
and
tonic-;
-and
h
the
only
complete
treatment
ever
discovered
for
Uheumatism,
l'iu
In
the
back,
Lumbago,-
Xeuraliria,
Jle.idarheg
and
other
troubles
due
to
the
improper
actio
u
of
the
stomach,
bowels
and
kiduej
s.
Out.
2.ic
and
Mo.
a
bos
at
all
dealers
or
from
Fruit
a-Uves
Limited,
Ottawa,
The
Daily
News
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COLUMBIA.
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Every"
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
,
Bupert
Daily
News,
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Third
Avenue,
II.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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DAILY
EDITlOfi
Saturday,,
April
12;
10Z.
I
ne
resignation
of
Hon,
John
Hart
from
tho
position
ofi
minister
or
finance
hi
the
Oliver
government
will.be
regrelled.
Mr.
Ilnrl
is
not
a
spectacular
person
but
a
plain
businessman.
no
nas
coniliicleil
his
department
without
any
show
of
fireworks
ami
nail
received
a
great
deal
of
'commendation,
especially
from
outside
financial
experts
who
have
appreciated
the
improved
methods
of
keeping
accounts
and
making
out
public
statement.
adopted
by
llie
Victoria
office
under
the
retiring
minister.
11
is
in
i
hi
oopt'ii
iiini
1'ieniier
uiivcr
wlill
secure
a
successor
who
will
nil
die
position
as
well
as
John
Hart.
Eliminating
The
"Mister."
Kadi
newspaper
has
its
own
style.
The
Daily
News,
like
nil
Canadian
papers,
follows
very
largely
(he
American
styles
in
geuerHl
makeup
and
m'elliods
of
(realing
news.
This
is
very
'different
from
the
Kuropeau
slyle
which
is
beginning
lo
change
do
conform
more
with
Hie
American
slyle.
In
Ibis
office,
when
a
person's
name
is
mentioned
the
first
lime
in
an
nrliclc,
nu
endeavor
is
made
lo
j,'iv
his
full
name
or
.initials
but
the
prefix
Mr.
js
not
used.
Mich
and
poor
are
Irealed
alike
in
Ibis
respect.
Often,
Ion,
in
the
headlines
the
name
of
Ihe
person
without
any
inilinls
or
prefixes
is
often
used.
II
seems
to
be
the
democratic
method
and
saves.
a
lot
of
time
and
space.
In
mentioning
the
name
a
sei-ond
lime
in
the
same
article,
the
initials
are
dropped
and
the,
prefix
"Mr."
i
substituted.
,
-
Mol
American
papers
use
Ibis
slyle.
Some
Canadian
papers
insist
on
Hie
"Mr."
at
all
times
but
in
oilier
respects
conform
to
I
he
American
styles.
;
,
Tendency
Is
Toward
'
Simplicity.
The
tendency
of
Ihe
day
is
Inward
simplieily..
Cumbersome
lilies
such
us
"His
nrnce,"
"His
Worship,"
"His
Lordship"
are
dsually
omitted
in
the
newspapers.
They
do
not
mean
anything
(jntl
they
are
opposed
to
Ihe
general
democratic
method
or
treating
people.
If
a
person
is
n
doctor,
a
hbhop,
n
mayor
or
n
baron
il
is
sufficient
lo
call
him
Ilr.
Smith,
Bishop
Smith,
or
Baron
Smith..
It
is
had
fowt
to
slress
too
much
on
either
lilies
or
decorations
such
ns
V.C.,
M.M.,
D.S.O.,
.UP.,
B.A.,
or
M.L.A.
The
best
people
keep
(heir
lilies
r
themselves,
ami
do
not
continually
flaunt
them
in
the
newspapers.
LARGE
AMOUNT
GRAIN
SHIPPED
Embargo
Lifted
on
Eattbound
Consignments
Will
Wake
For
Activity
on
Prairies
VLVNIl'K(!."Tpiirt2.
A
slrik,
ing
increase
in
the
shipments
nf
grain
hi
Vancouver
during
Ihe
present
grain
year,
over
lliusc
of
las!
reason
Is
shown
liy
.
figures
issued
last
night
liy
officials
of
the
Canadian
Nnlinoal
Itailways.
lu
Ihe
period
Seplemher
t,
In
April
U,
a
total
of
II.KIO
cars
of
grain
have
been
delivered
at
Hie
Pacific
port
by
I
lie
Canadian
Nuliminl
system.
This
en
in
pares
with
a
total
of
1,515
cars
delivered
during
Ihe
entire
twelve-
month
ending
September
L'UCKl,
an
increase
of
7.2D3
cars.
Total
shipments
of
grain
over
the
Canadian
Nalionul
since
September
I.
192.1,
are
now
121,-cars
containing
If,
'..('
til,
nun
ibuhe
as
against
107,
t:
I
ears
and
lll.iilH.OOO
bushels
in
the
corresponding
period
of
Hie
last
grain
marketing
year.
A
total
of
.1ii,ll7.0oo
bushels
of
grain
was
reported
in
store
in
elevators
at
various
points
of
Canadian
Na
tional
territory
us
against
11,
1850,1)11(1
bushels
at
the
same
dale
nf
1923.
Willi
a
very
large
amount
of
grain
still
remaining
in
the
farmers'
bands
at
various
coun
try
points,
Hip
lolal
movement
oxer
the
Canadian
National
sys
$1.00tl''m
this
season
-is
certain
to
break
all
former
records,
offi
rials
of
Ihe
company
stale.
Ihe
lifting
at
midnight
last
night
nf
the
embargo
-
on
east
bound
grain
is
expected
in
start
movement
toward
Ihe
Local
Readers,
per
insertion...,.,
25c
per
Ijnc-l'akchead
in
time
for
the
uassiueo
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
irc
per
asale
line
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
...
98
86
opening
of
navigation
ami
daily
loading
will
eonse(iieully
show
a
large
increase,
as
elevator
space
at
the
lakehead
ronliniies
to
be
re.
leased
by
shipments.
AMERICAN
FISH
SELL
FOR
HIGHER
PRICES
Only
Two
Boats
From
Uncle
Sam's
Registry
In
Port
"
la
,
Tl.nr
:
Likely
To
Continue.
;
'
"
"f
1
1
he
reorganization
of
Hie
halcu
Pulp
Paper
Company
.,.
,
a
,,ip
w,
,r
hri'r
,,"'u"
,"L"
mt
'"
I"J
I"
a
soivem
;
nlpllPfl.
Following
are
Ihe
ar.
condition
as
aiiiioimced
in
a
special
despatch
to
this
paper
es-!rivas
,
lei-day,
would
mean
a
great
deal
to
Northern
British
Cojumhia
il
is
essential
lo
our
progress
that
every
possible
industry
be
,
kept
going.
Sometimes
people
wonder
what
benefit
there
could
bo
to
'
us
from
the
pulp
mill
at
Swansou
Bay
keening
running.
Those-1
who
notice
things
will
have
seen
that
.Swaiison
Bay
people
often
n
"
visit
Prince
Ituperl
and
spend
money
here.
With
improvement
innn
American
Lansing
lo.nno
and
Norma
5,-500.
lo
lloolh
llisheries,
at
ll.Olii'
and
7e.
Canadian
se
s,n
.
00(1.
and
Fisher
iii
p.nisr...pli;...
viilw
ill
l.0...,...
f
."."
.
is,,
,..,
al
,.,r
Ihe
movement
of
freight
and
passengers
to
and
from
mm
nnn
in
viiin
:.Swai,so,,
Bay
makes
possible
belter
sleamship
senices
here,'a,
"
The
shipment
of
Swni.sou
Bay
pro.lucls
through
this
port
aids;
n"o'on
in
n..ii.
n-i.
llt,
m
II
fllilil
flllll
niill'AW
tlWlfL
f
1
I
ll-AKniA.!
.
.1
.ILa.
.
fl
.
"
1
"Ml
I
I".
I
-
..--
......
m
uuti
muni.-'
Mi
i
'
i
(uunnjiiirii
ii
iii
itiilr
r.
1
IIP
i
i
a
a
i
r
.
'Jogging
camps
operating
iu.lhe
neighborhood
improve
travel
audi
n
"o
sm,
,n
r',.
lllP.,n
many
of
the
loggers
come
I'ere
lo
spend
their
money.
Also
peo-'
,o
:"nd
L
'
;
pie
travel
lo
and
from
the
camps
by
way
of
Prince
Bupert.t'
Salmon
?;
.in;
oiiit-r
nciieiiis
in
ne
neriveu
nut
Uiose
are
a
rt.w
f
.
.
ll.em.
Prince
Il.-rt
people
must
lev
o
ffet
the
hi
vUi....
'v.r0.0
,n
They
must
realixo
that
every
development
in
tho
uorlli
is
good
T"
i
rln
Ji
.
for
ll.en.
directly
'
or
indireclly.
!i
'oldMoraffe,
Ji
i
,
!L
at
?"
2
1..10.
1
n
"
J
In
the
Letter
Box
J
EXPLANATION
BY
MONTGOMERY
Kdilor
Daily
News.
Dear
Sir.
I
hope
you
will
allow
me
explain
(he
report
published
li
your
paper
,,f
yeslerday.
I
stales
that
I
indulged
in
a
ills
1-ussnm
in
or,(.r
0
.j,
(n(t
clerk
of
the
commission
ofior
oiiic,.
hours.
The
fuels
are
thai
owlnsr
to
the
unconcealed
antagonism
of
the
clerk,
on
the
sub
ject
we
were
discussing,
I
moved
Mini
the
clerk
be.
allowed
lo
re-lire,
which
was
not
acted
on.
After
further
"embarrassing
nt-liludes
assumed
by
him
we.
did
adjourn.
The
mayor
and
mvself
discussed
the
niallpr
fur
at
leasl
fifteen
minute.
longer
In
Ihe
codncil
chamber
endeavoring
lo
find
mil
sniiie..
way
whereby
young,
girls
could
reach
I
heir
homes
befow
midnight,
after
their
days'
work.
Those
irls
are.
chiefly
employed
in
candy
und
refreshment
rooms
in
Ihe
city.
I
personally
consider
this
iniesliou
well
worth
consideration
ill
Hie
public
interest.
I
further
stale
that
no
disparaging
headlines
in
your
paper
or
autocratic
attitude
assumed
by
Ihe
elerk
of,
the.
commission
will
have
any
ellec!
on
my
duly
as
I
see
,
on
Ihe
Police
coiniulsslon.
MONTfiOM
LTIY.
I
t
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Saturday,
April
1
u-v.
The
Man
in
the
Meen
SAYSi-
l.UTLI-:
drops
of
wnler;
Little
flakes
of
snow;
Now
nml
(hen
some
sunshiny;
Now
apd
then
a
blow.
If
the
sipi
shone
daily,
And
clouds
never
hum;
low
We
all
should
die
from
ennui;
now
siiouiiiiwiviinpi-rl
know?
JAM.
says
that
iir
an,
luulerl-taker
were
In
Kii
a,.presen't,
llu
lliing
be
would
cboosf
would
be
a
plant.
,
s
JAKi;
also
says
that
if
a
news
papermau
were
given
a
present
tie
should
gel
a
uieuum
cleivner
fur
Ihe
interior
of
his
noodle.
IK
the
price
or
salmon
keeps
going
up
it
will
soon
reach
Hi
moon,
ami
then
I
shall
know
vvhellier
il
is
,.it
or
hot.
TIIKIW-:
are
so
many
orxnnin-
lions
in
Prince
Ituperl
that
new
one
could
scarcely
find
parking
space.
.r.
or
I
lie
laical
and
mosl
popular
snorts
is
dodging
llio
in
siine
lux.
I'm
anxious
lo
learn
Ihe
1,'iiiiih
so
Dial
when
I
eel
a
taxable
income
I
may
he
aide
lo
loihf
payiug-il
over
to
the
fiov-
ernmenl.
.
(,
M
great
yearning
now
is
lo
jet
an
income
with
which
lo
do
'hc.ilodgiujr.
Perhaps
if
I
yearn
onir
enough
may
jret
it.
utes.
l'llH
proof
of
Ihe
pudding
is
in
Ihe
flavor
nf
the
sauce.
"VKIlY
naive
is
the
lament
of
ihe
Vancouver
'harbor,
commis
sion.
Unit
when
it
defied
the
hoard
of
grain
commissioner
it
never
dreamed
Ibat
Ihe
board
would
be
o
uugeiiHcuianly
as
lo
punch
il
in
ihe
eye:"
Manitoba
Free
Press.
TIIK
worhLis
full
of.
lliwers
-
No
Jake,
no.
Hie
Man
in
;lhe
Moon
is
no
llivvcr.
:
,
.
1
1'
is
bunl
to
keep
a
good
man
lown.
us
he
remarked
wlien
they
cscueil
Hie
liody
from
Ihe
bot-niu
of
Hie
ole,fWmmin'
hole.
.
"HOYS
will
he
boys,"
remarked
a
local
ollicial
when
be
was
(old
ihere
was
another
son.
-
--
IN
Burma
the
annual
rainfall
is
(UK)
inches.
No
comment
is
necessary.
i
STEWART
T
t
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Pilnca
Rupert
J
April
12,
1914,
Consluble
A.
Fuirbairn
came
in
from
Decker
Lake
last
night
bringing
along
a
prisoner
limited
J.
F.
Hall
whu
is
charged
with
illcmpting
lo
murder
his
part
ner,
W.
F.
Ilehuke.
A.
Davies
and
M.r.
Kidwcll
de-baled
on
Ihe
"Abolition
of
Cnpi-lal
punishment'
nl
the
Progress
Debating
Society
last
night.
The
audience
adjudged
in
finor
of
the
abolitionist
argument
as
presented
by
Mr.
Dajcs.
Mr.
Justice
V.
A.
Macdonald
nf
Bin
Supreme
Court
says
Ilia)
nine
slaking
under
power
of
attorney
j
u
fraud
on
the
stat
The
Mason
of
Stewart.
B.C.,
:tni
Hyder,
Alaska,
gave
an
In.
OGDENS
GUINEA
GOLD
lemonade,
was
nerved
between
Jam-es.
The
hall
was
decorated
wilh
flags
and
many
colored
si
reamers.
The
supper
was
ser
ved
very
daintily
on
tables
de
corated
with
carnations,
livery
one
enjoyed
Hie
dance
immensely
'Ihe
Service
Club
guv
a
whi
drive
on
April
V,
ul
Ihe
Open
douse
in
honor
of
Ihe
Baltic
of
Vimy
llblge.
A
Hirre
reel
Char
lie
Chaplin
comedy
was
shown
before
Ihe
whist
sturled.
Ileforr
refreshments
were
served
vocal
solos
were
gUen
by
Miss
Mildred
Kirkwnod,
Miss
Daphne
Workman
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Bowler
The
ladles'
prize
was
won
by
Mrs.
(i.
Marvin,
Ihe
gentleman's,
prize
by
Mr.
(iraham,
and
tho
consolation
prize
by
II.
C.
Beimel
The
Silver
Orill
moved
lo
it
new
place
on
the
corner
of
Mb
Street
ami
Columbia
in
the
din.
ing
room
of
Ihe
King
I
Id
wan
Hotel.
They
had
lo
move
on
ne
count
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big
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In
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C.
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south
where
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spent
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winter.
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April
I
at
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coiiver
after
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short
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guests
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