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AOE
TWO.
THE
DAILY
HKW8.
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May
t?
t!r?
,
Every
Fragrant
Cup
"SALAD
A"
riRiririu
tit
a
tues
gives
supreme
gratification.
Finer
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A
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The
Daily
News
PHJNCR
ItUPRRT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excspt
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily'
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
V.
POLLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
.Reporter
Telephone
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adverlising
should
he
fn
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
suhject-lo
nppmval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITfON
Monday.
May
12,
1921.
Election
Campaign
Now
On
In
Earnest.
With
the
eleclion
dale
how
set,
Riil'oh
Columbia
will
lc
seething
With
political
activity
for
the
next
six
weeks
or
mi.
Many
people
particularly
lhoc
who
will
Ite
actively
engaged
in
connection
Willi
the
campaign
are
pleaded
thai
it
will
he
a
short
and
snappy
one,
-soon
lo
le
over.
Elections
caue
a
good
deal
of
excitement
ami
nre
generally
ioU-roting
1ml
lliej
have
a
lendency
lo
disorganize
and
interrupt
business
especially
that
of
Ihe
government.
Therefore
it
is
well
that
loo
much
time
tumid
mil
be
wasted
in
connection
will)
them.
Prince
Rupert,
which
is
Ihe
centre
point
for
at
least
four
of
Ihe
northern
constituencies,
will
undoubtedly
be
one
of
the
holiest
campaign
grounds
In
the
province.
The
v.iriou
parties
which
have
been
breaking
Krouml
for
several
weeks
will
speed
up
their
activities
ami
complete
their
organization
within
Ihe
next
few
days
and
the
'battle
will
be
on
in
earnest.
While
every
man
is
entitled
lo
his
views
and
Ihe
right
to
express
Iheni,
the
ideal
election
campaign
is
that
in
which
per-honalilies
are
avoided
as
far
as
possible.
Perhaps
more
desirable
is
Ihe
capability
of
Ihe
differing
factions
and
parties
lo
set
aside
their
differences
and
forget
them
as
soon
as
the
fight
is
over
and
gel
down
lo
Ihe
business
of
working
together
for
the
good,
of
all.
It
is
lo
be
hoped
lliat
the
campaign,
in
Prince
Rupert
and
its
snrrmilidlng
district
is
In
be
a
clean
one
and
that
as
tittle
unpleasantness
as
possible
will
be
developed.
There
have
been
many
campaigns
in
Ihe
pasl
which
flave
done
the
place
little
pood
but
of
recent
years
they
have,
been
conducted
along
heller
lutes
and
it
is
desirable
Hint
such
a
condition
should
prevail
in
il
!
.
il
-..
J.
.
I'Mfinrciiuii
wiui
me
iiiriiicpmiug
coni.eM.
.Elevator
More
Likely
Than
Generally
Thought
"Did
you
hear
Ihe
latent
joke?
Another
elevator
is
lo
be
started
in
Prince
Ruperl,
was
Ihe
ipiestion
thai
was
lightly
put
hi
n
Dally
News
representative
at
the
end
of
Ihe
week
-In
such
a
vein
it
seems
thai
many
people
here
are
treating
the
negotiations
that
are
now
under
way
towards
establishing
this
port
as
a
grain
shipping
centre.
A
number
of
Prince
Rupert
people,
who
have
been
clamoring
that
an
elevator
be
started,
now
take
an
altitude
of
ridicule
when
il
is
mentioned
thai
this
end
may
be
realized
before
long.
It
is
not
siu-h
a
spirit
that
gets
things.
Re-cause
we
have
been
disappointed
in
the
past
is
no
reason
lo
anticipate
disappointments
forever.
As
far
as
Ihe
much
wanted
elevator
is
concerned,
there
is
reason
to
believe
that
the
port
is
to
gel
one
within
n
very
short
time-ami-
it
is
by
no
means
ridiculous
to
predict
that
there
nfoy
be
more
than
one
nt
no
Tar
dale
in
Ihe
future.
Once
it.
Is
practically
proven
that
grain
shipping
through
Prince
Rupert
may
be
carried
on
profitably,
the
volume
of
Ihe
business
will
undoubtedly
increase.
Prince
Rupert
Glad
That
Martin
Is
Safe.
No
place
in
North
America
today
will
receive
Ihe
news
of
the
safely
of
Major
Martin,
commander
of
the
U.S.
world
flight,
ami
his
mechanic.
Sergeant
llaivey,
with
a
greater
thrill
of
relief
than
Prince
Rupert.
Having
become
personally
acquainted
with
Major
Martin,
many
Prince
Rupert
people
were
keenly
anxious
as
to
his
fate.
Having
been
without
news
thereof
for
nearly
two
weeks,
the
general
hope
was
thai
the
avialors
would
be
safely
found.
This
hope
was.
beginning
to
wane.
As
to
the
con.li
ion
of
the
machine
and
the
possibility
of
Major
Martin
being
able
to
carry
on,
thai
was
a
secondary
consideration.
Yerv
happy
are
local
people
now
lhal
the
flyers
are
safe
afler
Iheir
trying
experience
.
the
riimrs
or
which
may
not
be
tally
realized.
he
fact
thai
the
attempt
being
made
coincidently
by
Rrilish
and
American
flying
men
has
taken
on
somewhat
the
aspect
of
a
race
is
.little
heeded
when
it
comes
Id
a
mailer
of
the
personal
safe
y
of
any
of
Ihe
aviators
so
embarked.
While
naturally,
we
would
like
to
see
our
men
win
out,
ovyu
our
main
desire
is"
lhal
both
may
be
successful
j,
the:
attempt
and
will
return
home
none
the
worse
for
their
great
adventure
Fresh
Mas
far
d
Mixed
in
a
Moment
Sharpens
the
appetite.
Neutralizes
the
richness
of
fat
foods
and
makes
them
easier
to
digest.
butitmabeColmans
Company
is
Being
Formed
in
England
to
Finance
Elevator
to
be
Erected
at
this
Port
(iood
progress
is
being
made
by
C,
A.
(Inpping
of
London,
England,
toward
Hie
establishment
of
a
mlmpanv
lo
erect
an
elevator
and
flour
mill
ill
Prince
Rupert
and
ship
grain
Ihl
way
according
to
a
letter
received
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
from
Mr.
Copping.
The
company
is
to
known
as
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
drain
and
Elevator
l.o.
Ltd.,
and
it
will
be
capitalize!
l
ra.Mi.tiuo
or
something
like
a
million
and
a
half
dollars.
Mr.
(lopping
s
leller
lo
the
Hoard
of
Trade
is
as
follows;
I
confirm
cables
exrhaiipcd
lat
weok
regarding
Ihe
clrvabn
proposition.
"Financial
arrangements
are
hank,
all
of
Sentinel
House.,
Southampton
Itnw,
London,
K.(5.
"A
si
rung
rnmiianv
is
being
formed
'provisional
I
it
It
'I'rinre
ltopirl
drain
A
l.levator
Co.,
I.M.)
vvi.ti
a
capital
or
W.Mi.noo
to
which
company
the
option
will
be
transferred
as
soon
as
finances
are
complete.
"The
eomnany
will
act
a
grain
merchants
as
well
as
ele-
aim
operator
and
by
bringing
its
own
grain
through
Ihe
ele
vator
will
lead
Others
In
do
the
same:
furthermore
'l
will
have
a
double
avenue
of
profit.
Raising
Money
"Seeing
lhal
it
is
a
mailer
of
public
benefit
to
the
town,
we
lo
not
proposo
to
give
Ihe
can
vassing
of
fjtcal
subscriptions
lo
one
firm
but
Ihink
il
better
Ihe
eight,
firms
mentioned
in
your
letter
should
acl
jointly
for
thai
purpose.
Therefore
when
Ihe
necessary
prnspeetii
Is
complete
we
propose
sending
copies-
lo
you
lo
pa
on
lo
the
firms
in
ipirs'-linn.
If
I
hey
prefer,
they
may
appoint
one
firm
lo
conduct
Ihe
'correspondence
with
us.
"Please
put
the
position
befon
llu-iii
and,
if
they
choose
the
taller
course
nk
them
to
couumiHi-eale
with
me
giving
an
idea
of
the
amount
of
slum-
Ihcv
would
like.
"Share
will
imicJi
part
eight
per
cent
ciimulalive
pre
f
erred,
and
pari
ordinary
slock.
Profits
Expected
"Our
preliminary
estimate
show
a
profit
of
C
13.000
as
mer
chants
plus
158.800
as
elevator
operator
a
lotal
of
101.800.
I-roni
tins
must
be
deducted
about
10,000
for
London
ad
ministration
expenses.
"We
are
alb
reckoning
on
building
a
flour
mill
and
inav
ilo
so
co-incidenlly
or
after
Ihe
eievnlor.
"A
soon
a
everything
I
ready
I
.shall
cmne
lo
Prinei'
Itupcrl
o
definitely
fix
Hie
site
etc.
C.
A.
COPPLVd."
Board's
Reply
The
following
rcrilv
was
sent
by
President
J.
S.
.Mr
Lend.
'Ihe
Secretary
has
given
me
your
leller
of
April
7.
which
ar
rived
loilay
and
(n
reply
I
would
like
to
say
that
the
Hoard
of
trade
wish
lo
give
you
all
the
assistance
possible
lU
Ihey
can
not
very
well
ask
Ihe
Hallway
Company
lo
give
an
option
on
any
of
iheir
properly.
We
wish
to
no
all
dial
we
can
lo
have
nn
elevnlpr
creeled
and
Ihe
busi
ness
of
the
Hoard
is
eliicflv
to
bring
Ihe
parlies
together
and
show
them
Ihe
advantages
Mil
porl
possesses.
When
il
come
in
a
mailer
or
the,
llailway
Company
committing
themselves
i
a
sale
or
option,
the
Irausaclion
would
have
lo
be
made
direct.
"I
would
suggest
that
vim
ui-l
in
immediate
lourh
Willi
A.
I'
Warren,
General
.Manager
of
western
linen
al
Winnipeg,
nl
,,
same
nnie
letting
him
have
ri-mtnrihl
references
so
that
von
can
ohlnln
Immediate
action.
Regarding
Finances
"In
regard
lo
disoosinir
or
some
of
lln-
shares
locally,
I
think
the
brokers
wool.
I
have
some
dilllcully
in
doing
(his.
The.
people
here
would
be
willing
n
stiliscrihe
financial
assliUanre
lo
a
reliable
concern
for
Ihe
necessary
promotion
expense
j,ui
n,,.
brokers
I
have
spoken
lo
feel
Hint
Ihey
would
mil
want
lo
sell
slock
In
an
elevator
company
uhlcM
it
was
controlled
by
local
people.
"I
will
bring
your
leller
he.
fore'
Ihe
next
Hireling'
and
in
tin
meantime
I
am
plcac
In
hear
that
your
proposal
company
intend
oiii'iiilliig
no
a
larjrer
scale
now
Kclltiitf
well
under
way
ami
(ban
al
first
unticipalcd
uiid
I
shall
therefore
he
clad
if
yoit
iriist
you
will
hav
every
sue-
will
a
onre
nlihiin
and
send
melcess
ii
interesting
capital
in
by
return
mail
an
option
fromlKuirlaud
lo
se'
n
possiloliti'H
Ihe
Canadian
National
Itnilways'of
this
place
valid
for
three
mouths
on
the
three
sUes
marked
on
Ihe
map
you
senl
me
with
your
leller
of
February
IX.
Forming
Strong
Company
"'Hie
,
option
is
lo
be
in
(be
joint
names
of
Charles
Albert
topping,
Charles
Frederick
S.
flight
and
Thomas
Parker
Stan-
ALL
PRINCE
RUPERT
PICNICKED
SUNDAY
Scmmer
Arrived
In
all
Its
Qlory
and
the
Outdoors
Attracted
Many
Summer
arrived
in
all
il
glory
yesterday
ami
families
and
par-
lie
were
nul
early
on
picnics
bent.
The
harbor
look
on
an
animated
appearance
ealy
in
Hie
inornin?
and
every
boat
lhal
would
jrive
a
"kirk"
al
all
wa
rushed
into
action.
A
larjre
parly
look
advantage
of
the
launch
Irip
around
Kaien
lland
while
other
went
In
Tiwvvcll,
Dighy
Island
and
various
local
beauty
pol..
The
Sail
Like
wa
perhaps
the
popular
rendezvous
a
larfic
number
of
Ihe
younger
set
taking
the
opportunity
to
makn
Iheir
first
plunge
of
Ihe
season
in
its
placid
waters.
OLD
MAIN
REEF
WILL
BE
DEVELOPED
AGAIN
R.
W.
Martin
Was
Htre
on
Saturday
Enroute
to
Stewart
to
Institute
Work
II.
W.
Martin,
pioneer
mining
man
of
(he
Portland
Canal
and
Alice
Arm
district.
papd
through
on
Hie
Prince
'llpopge
Saturday
aftrrnomr
bound
for
Stewart
where
hi
will
Institute
deeopmcnl
vvorl:
on
Ihe
old
Main
lleer
mining
irop7erfy
on
r,acicr
!reek
about
five
miles
above
Slewarl.
Mr.
.Marlhi
ha
been
in
New
York
and
oilier
ealern
cities
all
winter
financing
Ihe
project
Ihe
Main
Iteep
claim
are
now-
known
a
the
Slar
anil
Daddy
groups.
The
successful
opening
up
of
the
adjoining
Di'inwell
mine
has
lieeii
responsible
for
the
derision
lo
again
',pifccef
wllh
their
development.
Mr.
Martin
and
eastern
associate
reenlly
pntuicii
i
lie
claims
rrnm'
Hemic
llorslman.
In
I'JtO.
Hie
Miiiu
Iteef
was
considered
one
of
he
most
promising
properties
In
the
Slewarl
district.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
lohii
P.
Smythe.
Winnipeg;
James
Spiers,
.1.
P.
Maben,
,.
II.
Thompson,
(it
P.
Fisher
and
l.
C.
Scot
l,
Vancouver;
Mr.
aiid
Mrs.
W.
T.
Hurford
and
son
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
W.
Ynylor.
Prince
Ituperl:
W.
.1.
JelTerson.
Somprville;
Mr.
M.
Armstrong,
l.aiigarii;
Mr.
Tho.
Ieay
and
MCs.
.1.
(illicit.
Massed;
Mrs.
Huy
I'almer,
.1.
W.
Kinloch
and
11.
Herg.
Hurklry
Hay;
.1.
Mae-
Millan,
Cumsliewa
Inlet;
K.
J.
uossiier,
waiun
Uiver;
A.
t.
Hlesse,
Toronto;
(..
S.
Slnne,
Victoria;
Mrs.
C.
p.
Hussinger,
I'elkwa;
Sam
Fllioll.
Leon
Doll
and
Irene
Doll,
Woodwick;
.1.
O,
Peterson,
C.
Olson,
A.
F.rikon,
I.
Anilersson,
O.
Svensson
and
I.
Peron,
Shames.
Central
Mr.
VA.
.1.
France,
Terrace;
11.
Mcintosh,
.1,
C.
Campbell,
A.
Thomhcrg
and
A.
Jlosen,
Vancouver;
A.
S.
Mcfloll,
eiyl
K.
Scales,
0,
Anderson,
.1.
.lorgen-
sen,
D.
Tiilloeh
and
T.
f;.
Slephenson.
Huc.kley
Hay
S.
Shepsky.
C..N.H.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
C..V.II.
steamer
Prlnco
(icorge.
Capl.
Harry
N'edden,
atrlved
from
Ihe
south
at
t
o'clock
Hal
unlay
afternoon
with
dm
following
passenger
111
:
For
Prince
lo
it.
v.
Hinilh;
.1.
F.
liar
OvA.
MoAre,
v.
Dickinson
and
II,
Hraham
I
Tor
lerrace;,
A.
.
Ilosklnn,
lame
Spiers.
.1
Vletni-
'
V.
T.
Hallersby.
II.
Hnnnlev.
.lame
McAleeiwin.
.1.
Polls
John
f.
Smythe,
I,.-
i,
Heverly,
A.
F.
II
I
canlget
tl
brand
that
Kuril
'
I
pity
Ihe
rrtdti
wfiols
dl
fault.
I
II
etlner
rd
sitvoU?,or
justasd
joU?
Ill
sk$
d
wtli
wrsfern
assault.
Mut
do
I
are
if
In?
lln-
swll
(uhdn
drroot
MinfKit
MILL6ANKSm
pjUWcmt
suit.
So.tflcdnlgathMltlBANKSlt,
Please
don't
ofbVr
d
substitute.
ITatklurvcT
'If!
ant
&t
the
Sutllt
hid,
lpily
th
sJtrtii
lt'J
10
for
15
25
35
also
In
round
tins
and
cardboard
boxeaof
30
for70
Hlee,
J.-
Field
Slrang.
Archdeacon
(S.
A.
Ilix,
Mr.
and
Mr
C.
It.
Nickerson'and
child.
II.
I.
Full,
C.
W.
Harmon,
Mr.
and
Mr.
F.
W.
Kennedy.
Mr.
H.
Mesenger
(Telkwai.
Mr.
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D.
McFarland
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Paul
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Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Kelly
ami
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Mrs.
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W.
Taylor
and
Mr.
Dunning.
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Hay
J.
J.
Spencer
W.
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Knight.
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Mc-Ihlosh,
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
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Carter.
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Mrs.
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ami
family.
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gleish,
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Daly.
T.
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Smilh,
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H.
Allen,
W.
J.
SI
rat
ford
and
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Cambray.
HIS
SLUGGISH
LIVER
MADE
HIM
FEEL
DROWSY
AND
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
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wrll:
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had
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llr
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all
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tlni,
ami
a
unalil
in
do
iny
work
with
any
comfort,
I
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your
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nil,
and
today
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man,
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in
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