Sweep
Willi
a
broom
then
Lt
a
carpel
sweeper.
The
l,ir
look
prelly
dean.
i
:4
..
II...
VOW
HHP
UIU'll
"
I1IHIVPI
Kurt
Kin
Sleeper
and
il
will
quickly
demonstrated
to
lour
nmippftri'iiiiiK
iiiipiii-
Imcp
Ilia)
thorough
clean.
jnes
anl
sanitation
can
July
be
sdtMiroil
hy
riioilprn
L'Uiods
Such
a
lalior
saver.
no,
i
I.pl
us
demonstrate
one
in
our
home.
Sold
a
low
a
I5.V5
per
month.
aien
Hardware
Co.
The
Handy
Andy
Store.
In
8
3rd.
Ave.
Phone
3
Hardware
and
Sporting
jQoods
ffofepXDf
ffosizry
Pure
Silk.
hettpr
Hose
at
Hie
old
hep
$1.85
per
pair.
lent.
,S.
Wgllace
Co.
Ltd
hrtf
Ave.
&
Fulton
Street.
resh
MILK
and
Cream
From
Quick,
B.C.
Any
quantity
delivered
dally.
Irompl
Karly
Morning
De
livery.
VALENTIN'S
Dairy
Phone
657.
McBrlde
Street.
argams
in
Summer
Dresses
"OEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327.
lerling
Furnace
GOAL
Dlt.rcd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
i
This
1.
virv
minprlor
furmre
tial.
it
gVt.j
clean
hot
fire
ml
I
entlrMv
rrpA
frnm
llnnt.
rllliVprs.
prk
Mil
dirt,
Some
or
the
lancent
ratlnir
nl.mn
In
thn
rltv
are
now
l'i)(t
It
with
entirely
satisfactory
fsulta.
STERLING.
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
8ack,
At
S12.50
per
ton.
te
are
alio
A
Rents
for
the
Famous
i-ADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
'.ince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
m
uinc.i
Hol.l
ctntrai.
rnon.
ie
LAND
ACT.
(
Int.ntlen
to
AddIv
to
Leaaa
Land
I
Uni'cn
chiii
lriiiA
lhinil
I
nnil
DUlrlrt.
Drdlnir
PLttrli't
nf
l'rlnra
lliiriort.l
B.C..
Kltllafn
'ni.HKf
r.n.
'lllll
nrali.itii
l.tnnil
""
notice
Uwit
I,
noorirc
,V.
Dow-
vi
uuiuiii'iiiffn
siriM'i.
Hiirouver.
i
wHiniillori
timniifacnirpr.
Intends
to
Ej.i't
mriuumiiil
to
leasfl
tne
follow-
Planted
.near
the
Mot
or
Tow
lllll.
sine,
thence
tmrtliprlv
Intlow
water
:
Ihenro
W'eetpMy'followlnir
low
water
SO
fhllln
,linnf.n
Bnutlinrlv
ItifnA
IhS;
lllenre
nil.tAPlv
an
phnln
in
nnlnt
"""'
emeni
ami
ctiiuiiiiunif
ip
acres
"i
iesa.
oF.onnK
w.
powuno,
Annlleant
-
uuo
1H)i
tiivr
hiitti'n
i.oni
LARGE
PARTY
OF
OFFICIALS
Sip
Henry
Thornton,
President,
and
Two
Vice-Presidents
Here
Yesterday
SAD
INTERRUPTION
Tribute
Paid
by
Railway
Head
to
the
Late
Mrs.
F.
G.'Dawson
The
largest
and
possibly
the
most
important
parly
of
railway
officials
that
has
visited
Prince
Ilnperl
since
the
completion
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Itailway
was
that
which
was
here
yesterday
with
Sir'
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
Na.
were
two
vice-presidents
S.
J.
llungcrfonl,
vice-president
in
charge
of
operation
and
maintenance,
and
I).
C.
Grant,
vice-president
in
charge
df
finance;
A.
K.
Warren,
general
manager
of
western
lines,
and
a
long
list
of
other
important
officials
whose
names
were
published
in
the
Daily
News
last
Saturday.
The
party
arrived
at
3.J5
on
the
steamer
Prince
George.
Cant.
WHEN.
ATTACKED
IY
DYSENTERY
You
Should
Take
And
You
Will
Get
PROMPT
RELIEF
When
yon,ak
for
"Dr.
FowkrV
be
iure
you
get
what
you
wk
or,
as
some-of
these
cheap,
no-nam.
no-
lional.
Upsides
Sir
lleiirv.
them'
r'PutaM"
prepa
rations
may
wore
dangeroua
to
vour
haJtk.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Oa-Limited,
Toroato,
Oat.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
URGES
AGAINST
MIXING
RACES
Harry
Nedderi,
the
vessel
making
la-long
sweeping
port
landing
to
Glasgow
University
allow
the
officials
the
npportu-
Would
Have
Whites
Kept
nity
of
obtaining
a
pood
view)
Separate
Ifrom.
Ihe
water
of
the
waterfront
I
jand
the
city.
Al
the
wharf
were'
POINTS
TO
EXAMPLES
.Mayor
Newton,
S.
J.
McLcod,
pre-1
-
by
her
many
friends
In
Prince
man
held
al
the
end
of
the
lasi
nuperi.
io
.Mr.
naw.son
whom,
century
has
suffered
a
momen-Ihrough
our
association
on
the
(ous
decline.
board
of
lireclors,
I
have
come1
to
know
most
intimately.
I
would
extend
most
heartfelt
ynijathy
on
Ihe
occasion
of
his
sudden
and
terrible
bereavement.
I
and
Lady
jThornlon
hail
been
looking
for-jward
(o
enjoying
Mrs.
Dawson's
hospitality
this
evening.
Left
This
Morning
Immediately
on
arrival
here,
Ihe
headquarters
of
the
party
were.eslnblished
on
their
special
train
which
pulled-
out
sharp
on
lime
at
8
o'clock
Ibis
morning.
Lady
Thornton
and
her
guests
as
well
as
the
wives
nf
several
of
the
officials
were
wilh
the
parly.
Lady
Thornton,
who
first
trip
it
was
to
the
West,
expressed
particular
delight
at
Ihe
cruise
up
Ihe
coast
from
Vancouver;
STEWART
The
Porler
Idaho
syndicate,
operating
a
property
on
tho
Marmot
River,
is
to
be
incorporated
wilh
capitalization
of
$l,500,00()
and
head
nlllce
In
Stewart.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Wakefield
has
returned
to
Slewart
after
having
spenl
several
weeks
visiting
wilh
relatives
in
Prince
Rupert.
.1,
P,
Fonle,
Dominion
government
district
rnginppr,
made
a
reconaissaiice
'
of
Ihe
Slewarl
harbor
last
week.
Herbert
Leiser
of
Victoria,
director
of
Ihe
Terminus
Co.,
was
here
last
eek
visiting
Uio
company's
property.
.
W.
D.
Hoehm
and
Philip
C.
Slopss
or
Seattle
have
bonded
the
Mayflower
and
Shamrock
groups
un
(Jlucier
Creek
from
H.
P.
Olu-son.
The
lion,
calls
for
a
price,
of
$10,000
for
each
of
Ihe
nine-claims
and
work,
to
spread
over
a
perlo.il
of
eighteen
months,
is
to
bo
started
at
onco.
BY
APPOINTMENT
PURVEYORS
TO
At
to
Quality
By
the
manufac
turer.s
whose
name
and
trade'
marks
are
their
most
valuable
commercial
asset.
Whites
No.
Chance
Afpr
brief
mjentlnn
nf
the
geo
graphical
principles
nf
inter
racial
relations.Jhc
inference
was
drawn
thai
white
colonists
have
no
chance
of
successfully
occupying
land
near
the
crowded
parts
of
Asia
or
accessible
to
the
fast
multiplying
negroes
of
Africa.
Considering,
next
inter-racial
relations,
Dr.
Gregory
suggested
thai
in
countries
where
while
ami
ridored
races
lived
side
by
side,
four
policies
.
might
be
followed
I)
Amalgamation
by
i
it
tor-marriage;
-
(2)
co-residence
with
complete
social
separation;
3
ilisfrflnchiseiiwfnt
of
the
colored
population'!
'or
V
1he
seg-repalioii
of
(he
different
races
in
separate,
countries
in
conunjini-lies.
With"
regard
to
the
first
ht
these,
controversy
has
long
raped,
many
authorities
holding
that
the
effect
of
inter-racial
breeding
is
to
lower
the
physical
and
mental
level,
others
asserting
the
con
trary.
Apart
from,
scientific
opinion
in
the
matter,
said
Dr.
lirepory,
tnere
still
remains
a
large
mass
of
prejudice
among
teutonic
peoples
against
such
race
antilgamaTibn,,
especially
in
the
U.S.A.,
wheiV
fnlermarr-iage
lielween
whites
and
negroes
is
alT
rooal
illegal.
In
Fouth
America,
on
the
other
band,
no
such
nre-
Ijudice
exists-and'
only
a
snrtill
Professor
proportion
of
the
population
is
now
of
pure
European
descent.
.Social
Separation
The
policy
oNcn-residence
with
social
separation'
is
on
its
trial
al
the
present
day
in
the
U.S.A.
isidenl
or
the
board
of
trade;
I
Address
to
British
Association
at
There,
in
spite
of
all
efforts
to
(".
Dawson,
local
C.X.n,
director,
Toronto
Today
of
Interest
jprnrrtotc
pood
feeling
and
co-Op-
and
a
large
number
of
members
to
B,C.
eration
between-the
two
races,
,.f
II.,.
I
i
..r
i
i.
.
i
.'
..
"'in
iii
i
rune
aim
local
,
;uie
nepro
quesiion
remains
a
officials
to
receive
and
welcome
TORONTO,
Aug.
7.
Whether
continual
menace,
an
apparently
the
party.
the
tropical
parts
of
Australia
linsoluble
problem.
To
cope
with
.-ir
nenry
mormon
Was
Liken
and
other
countries
can
ever
be
this
alarming
situation.
Dr.
Ore
for
a
drive
about
the
city
ami
successfully
populated
by
white
gory
said
that
three
drasjic
prn-
oiner
ouiciais
made
.such
local
races
and
whether
white
and
col-
posals
have
been
not
forward
ui-i
i
nuns
as
were
necessary,
oreu
races
can
proniattiy
asso-
disfranchisement
or
the
negro
i.omnutiee
from,
the
board
of
ciale
were
questions
asked
and
population',
.'exile';
and
segrcpa
iraue
nan
interviews
with
regard
answered
today
by
professor
J.
Hon
n)
of
which
proposals
he
to
certain
matters
they
had
to
W.
Orepory,
the
distinguished
proceeded,
to
.rule
otit-of
court.
He
i.iko
up.
geologist
and
geographer
of
ulas-suggested
that
Ihe
present
ten
Mrs.
Dawson's
Death
gow
University
in
his
presiilen-'denrj"
for"
"X
aprfcuTtural
work
l'l.
.11..
;
r
.
....
..
..
'
.
.
"
..
no:
nuiiicr
hi
rir
nenry
s
nai
address
Derore
uie
teograpny
in
ine
souinern
stales
io
pass
honor
at
Ihe
Hoston
Hall
opened
section
of
the
Hritish
Association.;
into
the
hands
nf
South
European
al
7
o
clock
and,
concluded
Dr.
Orepory
first
dealt
with
Mie
immigrants
might
lead
to
the
or-
shorlly
before
nine
but
further
Increase
in
population
in
modern
mation
nf
a
hybrid
race
there,
to
prort-edinps
that
had
been
plan-
limes
and
Ihe
new-
political
situa-
which
in
course
of
dime
sorwe
ned
for
Ihe
eveninp
were
pan-
lions
to
vhich..it
Jkis
given
rise,
measure
nf
home,
rule
might
be
ceiled
when
it
was
learned
that
quoting
as
examples
of
the
lat-
granted.
Mrs.
Dawson,
wife
of
the
local
ter
the
U.S.
limitation
of
immi-
Race
Segregation
director,
had
passed
away.
gralion
and
the
"While
Austra-J
Prof.
Gregory
next
dealt
with
"It
is
with
the
deepest
regret
lia"
policy.
"
(Mie
situation
in
Soulh
Africa
niai
I
nave
just
learned
of
.Mrs.i
The
while
race,
he
pointed
out,
where,
he
said,
the
system
of
Dawson's
death,"
Said
Sir
Henry
governs
eiuht-ninths
of
the
hab-
'segregation
was
one
of
the
main
aboard
his
special
car
last
night,
itable
land
of
the
plohe,
there
is
political
issues
at
(he
present
"
"a(l
ween
my
pleasure
In
meet
therefore,
a
very
heavy
European
.time.
An
overwhelming
majority
Alls.
Ilawson
on
lUt
one
occasion,
reshonsihilitv.
'Phi
rennnsi.
Of
Ihe
hooul.il
ion
of
Afrifn
io
uini
neinp
when
I
visited
Prince
bility,
said
Hie
professor,
is
be-lcolored
and
the
future
of
the
unpen
last
year.
I
found
her
a
comintr
an
almost
dantrerous
bur-.'while
colonist
is
verv
uncertain.
charminp
and
estimable
wnmiin
den,
for
the
colored
races
arcI'lie
policy
of
sepregalion
is
in-
j.m(i
an
i
can
say
is
mai
I
and
my
increasing
in
numbers
more
rap-.
eluded
in
the
Nalionalist
pro
;0inciais
snare
rully
In
the
sor-
idly
that
the
whiles
and
the
per-
gram
and
it
appears
to
offer
the
row
mai
will
undoubted!,
be
fell'sonal
aulhorily
which
the
white.
only
plan
hy
which
the
European
race
can
find
a
permanent
home
in
South
Africa.
Turning
to
lhe
quesiion
of
tro
and
H
MAJESTY
KING
GEORGE
V.
WHISKY
Are
sold
under
a
tuple
guarantee.
As
to.Ae
By
the
stamp
of
the
Dominion
Government
over
the
cap
sule
of
every
bottle.
At
to
Gehutnenett
By
,t
he
fact
that
they
can
be
pur
chased
through
lawful
chan
nels.
Read
the
label
on
the
bottle.
Read
the
Government
Stamp
over
the
capsule
of
every
bottle.,
DISTILLIO
AND
BOTTLED
BY
Hiram
Walker
&
Sons,
Limited
WALKERVILLE
.
ONTARIO
Montreal,
Qua.
DlMUtrtoJ
Fin
Whttklu
ai'ncl
185$
London.
Eng.
New
Yofk.
U.S.A.
This
adwttament
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by.
the
Government
of
Urittah,
Columbia,
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor"
ry
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1.
rrtl..
L.uiui(ji
uuuru
ui'
uy
roe
uuvcriimciu
ui
uruisu
uuumiuiu
1
1
sv:
til
DATE
.liwSi
pibe
rrv.
Yours
truly
John
Smith
A
LL
the
:
world
despises
an
anonymous
letter.
We
like
a
man
to
sign
his
name
to
what
he
writes.
But
did
you
ever
think
that
unknown
merchandise
is
anonymous?
Nobody
to
vouch
for
it.
No
name
signed.
Notice
the
advertisements
in
this
paper.
There
in
bold
print
are
the
names
of
those
who
stake
their
reputations
stake
your
good-will
towards
them
on
the
truth
of
what
they
have
written.
The
maker
of
advertised
goods
realizes
that
he
might
fool
you
once
but
never
the
second
time.
His
success
is
dependent
upon
your
continued
confidence
in
what
he
says
in
the
advertisements.
Read
the
advertisements
with
'confidence.
They
tell
truths
that
you
should
know.
,
The
measure
of
satisfaction
is
advertised
products
pical
colonization,
Dr.
Cirepory
said
thai
rti
the
case
of
Australia,
Undoubtedly
Ihe
wisest
measure
Would
be
Ihe
occupation
of
the
entire
continent
by
the
European)
race.
Much
has
been
written,
he
said,
concerning
Ihe
unsuitahilily
of
tropical
climates
for
Europeans
but.
it
is
now
the
accepted
modi-I
cal
opinion
that
not
one
of
the
supposed
unfavorable
factors
in
a
tropical
climate,
heat,
humid-,
ily,
monotony
in
temperature,
or
the
effect
of
the
suns
actinic
rays,
Is
in
itself
an
obstacle
to
Ihe
successful
colonization
of
tropical
countries
by
a
while
population.
He
cited
several
ex
amples
of
the
control
of
disease
by
publics
health
administrative
nleasures
which
made
possible
for
instance
the
building
of
the
Pan
ama
Canal.
The
fact
that
white)
colonics
had
existed
for
loiig
ppriods
in
some
parts
of
the
tropics,
e.g.,
Guayaquil
and
lira
zil,
was,
he
said
another
proof
Dial
a
tropical
climale
need
not'
be
unsuitable
for
while
races.
r)io
vital
statistics
of
Queens
land,
most
of
which
is
tropical,
compare
favorably
Villi
those
of
other
parts
of
Australia,
and
the
failure
of
Ihe
adjacent
northern
territory
to
support
a
white
pop
ulation
had,
he
said,
an
economic
rather
than
a
climatic
explana
tion.
Separate
Existence
In
conclusion
Prof.
Gregory
said:
"The
policy
of
co-residence
with
racial
integrily
has
failed
lo
secure
harmonious
progress
in
North
America
and
South
Africa.
The
development
of
the
best
qualities
of
these
races
requires
Iheir
feparato
existence
as
a
whole,
with
opportunities
for
in
dividual
association
ami
eo-oper
ulion.
In
view
of
tho
inter-racial
dilllcullies
Ihat
have
developed
whenever
tho
races
are
inter
mingled.
Australia
will
throw
away
a
unique
opportunity
if
it
fails
to
mako
a
patient
elTorl
In
securo
tho
whole
continent,
as
the
home
of
the
whits
ruco."
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