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DAILY
EDITION
MET
MAYOR
AND
TALKED
OVER
LOCAL
SITUATION
Mayor
Newton
last
evening
met
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
discussed
local
railway
and
steamship
prospects
with
him.
Asked
as
lo
the
possibility
of
having
the
branch
line
from
Peace
Hiver
come
.through
llritish
Columbia,
Sir
Henry
said
he
had
to
be
guided
by
his
engineers
and
so
far
their
report
favored
the
Brule
route..
ir
Henry
also
dnalt
with
local
matters
along
the
line
of
his
ad
Thursday,
August
7,
lt2
i.
Sir
Henry's
Speech
Frank
And
Cheering.
The
speech
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
at
the
dinner
given
in
his
honor
last
evening
was
a
frank
statement
of
the
situation
and
one
that
"people
here
will
welcome.
He
was
optimistic
but
also
he
pointed
out
the
difficulties
and
refused
to
commit
himself
to
anything
that
he
could
not
carry
out.
It
was
just
the
kind
of
speech
that
would
be
expected
from
the
head
of
a
big
railway
system,.
The
note
of
optimism
running
through
the
address
of
the
railway
president
was
m,ost
cheering.
The
promise
to
try
to
secure
the
building
of
two
boats
here
instead
of
one
was
something
rather
unexpected.
Also
he
seemed
keen
to
have
the
tourist
hotel
that
is
necessary
here
to
the
development
of
tourist
trade.
On
the
whole
the
speech
was
most
satisfying
to
the
people
who
heard
it.
.
.
Officials
Looked
'
.
Into
Local
Matters.
The
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
on
their
arrival
yesterday
took
the;
opportunity
to
look
into
a
number
of
local
matters
of
interest
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
local
shipping
situation
received
attention
and
other
matters,
all
indicating
an
increased
interest
,in
this
port
which,
may
easily
lead
to
business
for
the-
railway
and
steamships
and
also
be
of
benefit
to
the
city.
It
is
always
a
good
thing
to
have
the
officials
here
and
the
oflener
they
come
the
better.
Sad
Death
Of
Mrs.
F.
Gl
Dawson.
'
It
is
with'
regrel.
that
we
today:
record
.lhe
ad..
death
of
Mrs.
F.
fi.
Dawson..
For
several
.years
she
had
been
aware
that
her
span
of
life
was
limited
yeV
she
was
cheerful
and
fought
bravely
against
the
dread
malady.
The
end
w;as
tragic,
coming,
-as
it
did,
at
a
lime
when
she
felt
it
her
duty,
to
dp
honor
to
some
of
the
.most
important
guests
Prince
Rupert
has
had.
The
loss
to
this
city
in
her
death
is
greater
than
many
may
think.
The
sympathy,
of
Uie"conim:unily
will
go
out
to
Mr.
Daw-sou
in
this
lime
of
sorrow.
"
Big
Salmon
Run
v
Most
Satisfactory.
"
rfMwi
tii.
..pa
Hint
Mid
cnlmnn
rim
nn
ftio
Slrppnn
TlSvei
u
liicr.
t
ger
than
bas
been
for
many
years
is
an
indication
of
what
may
;
be
done
by
proper
conservation,
bacn
week
nsiiing
stops
lor
.
48
hours
in
order
that
a
number
or
saim.on
may
get
up
tne
I
river
to
the
spawning
grounds.
The
rules
and
regulations
in
regard
to
the
fishing
are
strictly
enforced
and
with
proper
supervision
there
seems
no
good
reason
why
the
supply
of
salmon
in
this
stream
should
not
be
perpetual.
SUB-STATION
CONTRACT
LET
Tony
Christian
Will
Erect
Structure
at
Cow
Bay
For
Utilities
Department
city
council
yesterday
afternoon
which
was
attended
by
Aid..
Col
lart,
who
presided,
Aid.
Perry,
Aid.
Clapp,
Aid.
ALacdonald
and
Aid.
Kvilt,
the
contract,
for
the
building
of
a
two-storey
concrete
dress
later
lo
the
hoard
of
trade.
iSUD-Rlal"m
al
U)W
J,ay
ror
u,e
He
slated
fii.ii
iim
electrical
department
was
let
to
the
chief
thing
in
sight'
for
Prince
Tny
-Christian
whose
tender
for
Rupert
this
year,
but
added
thalu,J"
was
if
here
was
jinvihincr
fnrM.
.
were
two
oilier
bids
as
could
do
to
improve
the
local
situation
he
could
be
depended
upon
lo
do
it.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
nee
that
Tou
get
it.
tf
IWiJ)
fi
KILLS
ettBugs
,nr
naiuthold
InttcU
Htrmlct
to
hummt
tnd
nf
nli.
Pletnt
odorv..Won1
ula.
Mdt'br
f.i
It
B.tr
Co
Ltd.
ViMoum,
B.
t
follows:
K.
C.
La
Trace
and
J.
Lauren
sen,
$007.05.
Angelo
Anlonclli,
$1,085.50.
The
lowest
lender
was
not
ac
copied
as
it
was
generally
fell
by
thn
.council
that
the
tenderers
could
not
perform,
the
Job
for
the
figure
quoted.
Mr.
Christian's
figure,
was
considered
just
about
correct.
The
acceptance
of
this
lender
was
decided
upon
on
mo.
lion
of
Aid.
Perry
seconded
by
Aid.
Evilt.
A
lourisl
parly
beaded
by
Mr,
and
Mrs.
A.
O.
YVcese
of
Min
neapolis
and
consisting
besides
of
MiRS
Marian
Weinlein,
Miss
Sydney
Tabor,
Mis
Marguerite
Harper,
Samuel
Eddy,
Herman
I'ritchelt,
Vernon
Hale
and
Lead
dor
hut
on
of
Decatur,
111.,
and
Miss
Anno
Hof
of
Washington,
1
r
.
.
.
.
i'.u.
urriveu
irom
me
soutu
on
I
Ii
e
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
af
'rnoon.
i
lie
parly
Hopes
lo
go
norlli
to
Alaska
on
the
Princess
Louise
tomorrow.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
.a
i
WHAT
I
don't
like
about
the
present
day
methods
of
piracy
is
that
there
is
nothing
spectacular
about
tliPin.
When
your
pocket-book
is
taken
it
just
slips
away
and
nobody
seems
to
know
where
it
went.
IT
inusthc
good
good
to
be
a
baker.
lien
he
loses
Ins
money
he
just
makes
himself
another
roll.
.
ON'K
of
our
local
night
birds
says
the
owl
is
a
wise
bird
and
it
slays
out
all
night.
,
,
,
';
.
THE
only
way
for
a
pedestrian
to
prolectdiiniself
against
speeding
cars
is
to
disguise
himself
as
a
tack.
OKE,
it
must
be
great
lo
he
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
Nothing
to
do
but
manage
.a
railway
and
make
speeches
at
banquets.
HALF
the
Alaska
salmon
goes
to
England.
Yet
Hearst
delights
in
jibing
at
the
American
nation's
besl
customer.
KVERY
train
is
a
train
of
thought.
.
THERE'S
one
thing
I've
noticed,
the
police
do
not
often
get
a
chance
lo
pinch
a
prclly
girl.
AS
far
as
you
.
can
see,
ings.
are
slilt
made.
of
silk
YOU
can
toll
by
the
kind
,
of
boats
some
people
go
out
in,
that
they
trusjn
Ood.
-
THE
best
cure
for
short
circuit
is
lo
lengthen
il.
PETTY
larceny
-is
taking
a
smue
mat
was
not
.inicnueu
tor
you.
ONE
method
of
losing
control
'
PLAYER'S
ine
people
while
they
arc
appar-1
Incipient
departure
from
normal,
ami
to
teach
and
modes
"Delightfully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking."
(Continued
from
Pago
1)
established
the
germ
theory,
and
,
v
(later
pointed
the
way
lo
the
ini-
PRESIDENT
BRITISH
ASSOCIA-
munlzatlon
or
man
ami
aiuntais,
TION
TELLS
OF
ADVANCE"OF
which
has
since
proved
so
fruit-MEDICINE
URGES.
KEEP
PEO-'ful
in
measures
for
the
preven-PLE
FROM
SICKNESS.
I1'""
and
stamping
out
of
infec-
tious
disease.
His
name
is
a
liiiit)ifitil
U'npil
nnmifr
nil
mill-
160
million
pounds
a
year,
and
in
civilizC(,
cae
flm
,)e0,llM.
Kvery
.the
United
Stales
the
annual
loss
pr(,at
ci(y
8l0uI
im,
up
a
gan
US
pill
OUWU
.
ill.
uiiu
million
pounds.
I
Keep
People
Well
I
"Tim
tv..,llonl
nriiKlilinnrp
nf
to
him,
lo
remind
the
rising
gen.
(orations
of
one
of
the
greatest
benefactors
or
I
he
unman
race.
'
'i-
'...
tL.,nnv
,
Astonishing
Results
Sir
David
Jold
how
Pasteur's
of
your
boat
is
failing
to
keep
up
enIy
Wf,j
n
on)cr
(o
,ieiec
t
any
epochal
researches
attracted
the
the
instalments
price
THE
latest
on
the
purchase
is
lo
go
with
the
arm
in
as
the.
Prince
nf
Wales.
Hie
aueniiuu
oi
josepn
uisier,
who
urge
had
been
endeavoring
to
explain
nf
livliiir
cnmfnrmablo
to
,,,e
ciiue
r
RCl,sls
a"'1
suppura-
fancy
dress
costume
,'
nf
.n:M:A
t,eniii,.
nnd
tion,
which
comiirtmly
followed
s,in?r
Ihe'publie
health'
authorities
must
'very
surgical
oiieralion.
"He
in-isee
10
it
Ihab'envlronmlent
is
in
fc"-p''
at
suppuration
and
bos.
'accordance
wilh
scientific
teach-r"a!
gangrene,
the
causes
ln
which
had
so
far
baffled
-
'
.
(...
!!
...
1
!(
mnv
lie
nntr
limn
liofore
illumination,
were,
one
to
Of
his!
mi
j
the
change
is
widely
accepted,
but
rt,",,(,s
introduced
fromj
the
out-
nlrearlv
enorrrimii
advances
have
w'r''
tr(m
lup
air
and
by
'been
effected,
and
It
only
depends
inslrumenls
and
hands
of
the
on
the
intelligence
and
education
i'.
,n-mrr.
August
7,
1914.
iof
iC
p0pllIalipns,
ll0W
rapid,
the
,hfi
microbial
causation
of
any
Suspicious
fighting
craft
are
fun,re
progress
will
be.
disease
was
established.
reported
to
be
cruising
.off
the
"public
opinion
must
be
edti-
lsier
proceeded
lo
sultmU
all
British
Columbia
coast
anil
theyJCaled
to
recognize
that
most
instruments,
ligatures
and
dress-are
said
lo
,ho
Herman..
The
diseases
are
preventable
and
say,
ings,
and
everything
thai
was
to
cruiser
Ilainbow
and,
(orpedo'wilh
King
Edward
VIL,"
'if
pre-'cnmc
into
contact
with
tlic
boats
are
to
be
sent
out
at
once!Venlahle.
whv
not
nreve'nled?'
"-
iwonnd,
to
trealment
with
cbemi-
on
patrol.
-
T.
G.
Chalmers,
fS.T.P.
railway
and
sleamsliio
agent,
has
been
sneaker
notified
thai
(he
steamers
Prince
fathers.
nupert
ami
rnnce
oeorge
win
ie.
work
or
evil
spirits,
or
as
n
visi-
.--I
i
i
.
...
lAnnlr
nt
nnvllo
lLi,l
'IISIIIIfLiaiUS,
Itflll
uie
sans.
Showing
how
modern
mclieine;10.10'
results
which
followed
U
n
reh.livelv
new
.elenee.
Hie
,,,,R
praclice
were
astonishing
said:
"To
our
fore-
disease
appeared
as
the
even
lo
Lister."
Goals
Were
Guilty
When
il
was
recognised
that
lied
up
at
Seattle
until
the
coast
tation
of
Providence
to
punish
(infectious
diseases
are
rnused
hv
is
safe
from
Herman
interference
for
sins.
The
pew
era
began
Only
living
germs,
a
wave
of
enlhusi.
I
lie
prince.
Allien,
and
1'rince
a
hundred
years
ago,
when
il
am
swept
cpl
11
.lonn
may
continue
in
tne
van-,
was
couvcr-Prinue
Hupert
service.
Jusl
as
(he
steamer
Prince
Hu
perl
was
about
lo
-pull
out
recognized
Hint
.certain
dis.
through
Hie
medical
world,
and
Hie
causal
orcanlsms
eases
were
contagious.
The
in-(for
many
of
Hie
important
ones,
Iclligent,
purposive
prevention
of
were
discovered
in
ranld
ucces-
disease
dales
from
the
time
of
8ion."
Showinir
how
nreveniinn
of
Hie
Frenchman,
Louis
JPnstcur.
'jg
an
easy
matter
once
this
step
porb
Ibis
t'
morning.
Cant.
D.I
"HI.!
genius
fhangi'dilhe
whole
i,
n
heen-'
liilen
Sin
lnvil
nil..
I
At
an
adjourned
meeling
of
lireriWya
receiveuivfiieiegram
to
asprni
j
m
me.upmc;
.
.o,UfeiftradlcaUpn
proceed
to
Vancouver
wun
ine
menicine
out
ot
ine
religion
oi-th
whiclfirc-ri
assort
(HtAt
ulmost
possible
speed
and
keep
a
vague
speculation
and
empiri-
the
end
of
Ihe.
last
century,
this
wtucii
out
tor
suspicious
crnn.
eism,
Tni
set
i
leet
nrmjy
on
malady
was
responsible
for
much
'new
ground
as
an
experimentaj
sickness
in
the
Mediterranean
re
isunsnriDA
rnr
ine
uany
news,
moiogicai
science,
it
was
no
won
gjon
and
in
other
parts
of
the
A
u$utu
D.
Curtb
of
Chicago,
111.
and
(Jeoflrey
II.
Bushby
of
.
.cngiana,
wnom
ne
rescuea
irom
aeatn
alter
toe
latter
London.
hnii
fallnn
txhauited
following
his
flieht
from
within
30
feet
nt
tCltomn
vnlrann
.Im-ln-
lt
recent
eruption.
The
'hia
show
haDDened
while
the
S
S.
Em
npMi
nt
Pnnarl.
lav
af
Hilo
H.I.
and
many
of
the
round-the-world
nassenirers
were
aihore
vlewlnir
the
picturesque
sight
of
the
Hawailn
volcanic
region
tne
party
to
obtain
a
close-up
of
tbe
House
of
eruption
of
May
17
occurred.
Mr.
Ilushby
had
left
fira
when
the
jworld,
and
il
gave
particular
irouiiic
in
tne
iirjiisii
garrison
at
Malta,
where
soldiers
were
in
vulided
with
the
complaint
regu
larly.
ISo
progress
was
mftde
in
the
cure
of
the
disease
until
the
liv
ing
germ
which
was
responsible
for
it
was
discovered
in
1887,
and
some
years
afterwards,
it
was
determined
that
Ihe
organism
was
carried
from,
Hick
to
healthy
people
by
Ihe
local
goals,
which
supplied
all
Ihe
milk.
An
examination
of
Ihe
blood
of
Infected
animals
showed
thai
the
bacteria
multiplied
in
Ihe
tissues
or
the
goat
s,
and
dial
some
of
I
hem
were
excreting
Ihe
guilty
organ-Ism
in
their
milk.
"lhu
Ihe
final
link
In
the
chain
had
beeh
found.
The
mill
lary
aiuiioriiies
slruck
milk
out
of
Hie
dietary,
and
replaced
it
by
an
imported
var
etv.
and
from
lhalday
lo
this
(here
has
sca'rcelv
been
a
case
nf
M,alla
fever
in
(he
garrison.
The
disease
Was
wiped
out."
Study
Living
Qerm
"This
is
ono
wny,
of
preventing
an
Infeclious
disease,
by
Ihe
discovery
of
(he
living
germ,
the
slmly
nf
its
natural
history,
and
the
prevention
of
its
attack
on
its
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NAVY
CUT
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A
little
higher
in
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but
what
a
wonderful
difference
a
few
cents
make.
YOU
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THE
FINEST
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SALMON
Rupert
Brand
N
Selected
Skeena
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For
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choose
"Hupert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
Die
pantry
are
always
handy.
Stock
a
supply
on
your
boat
(hat's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
!
!
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Co.,
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amatco
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COTTON
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For
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it
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your
Home
QuTckiy
ijnd
I'ermanenlly.
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Agents
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Ltd.
Phones
116
and
564.
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BETTER
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A
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in
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Hox.
Sole
Agents
PRINCE
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STORE
WE
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How
to
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He
deserves
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best
Give
Him
Electric
Bread
victim,
man.
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;
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nf
ih
to
"llul
Ihero
are
other
wjiys
of
dulles
of
those
in
power
lo
preventing
bacterial
diseases,
that
thidr
people
have,
in
"J
such
as
lluil.
widely
used
in
the
liomlo
hon-e-
with
nlenly
0'"
prevention
of
typhoid
fever.
Theiaud
air.
a'
mod
water
supply
".
lunnamenlal
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sound
way
of
u
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svslem,
....
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mis
malady
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liygienic
mwisures,
especially
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good
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supply
and
a
good
drainage,
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