when
fatigued,
try
a
cup
of
"SALADA"
The
Daily
News
IM1INCL
IUJI'FJiT
-
HHlTLSH
COLUMBIA,
7
MADE
IN
CANADA
Royal
Yeast
Cakes
reach
the
user
in
sealed
air-tight
waxed
paner
H40O
Always
so
pure,
fresH
and
delicious.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
-Aveihte.
II.
F:
PULLKX,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
March
7,
192.
Editorial
Writing
Is
Being
Revived.
There
was
a
lime
in
Hie
history
of
journalism
wiien
llie
eili
lurial
expression
of
opinion'
was
spoken
,
of
a
llie
"leading
ar-!rciicry
wrappers,
each
cake
being
wrapped
by
machinery
not
by
hand
so
that
even
after
package
has
been
opened,
the
cakes
are
protected'
from
dust
and
other
harmful
contamination.
I'AOfi
TWO.
THE
DAILY
NKWS.
For
Refreshment
'EASTERN
VIEW
OF
WESTERN
PROVINCE
Visit
or
Honv
T,
D.
Pattullo
Caused
Editorial
.Outburst
at
Ottawa.
'
Picking
up
mi
old
ropy
of
the
lOHnvva
Citizen
from
ln
exchange
jtaldo
the
following
article
mel
the
icye
of
Ihe
rilitor:
hen
me
;analian
dun
nt
OMawu
invites
Ihe
minister
of
lands
of
llrilfslf
Columbia.
T.
I.
I'atliillo,
to
pivc
mi
address
on
that
province,
the
club
is
per-formiup
a
truly
Canadian
fune-lioit.
Canadian
need
In
learn
more
about
Canada.
The
host
way
Would
he,
of
course,
for
Cana-idiaiis
totravel
more
extensively
about
Canada,
as
Americans
dn
in
Ihe
Colled
Stales.
The
next
best
thilip
Is
to
llieel
fellow
citizen
from
other
parts
of
the
lnmit)i"ii
and
to
hear
representative
pokesinert
when
opportunities
;ire
prccutcd.
Banner
Province
"The
opportunity
to
learn
more
nhoul
Krilisli
Columbia
should
hrinp
out
a
pood
attendance
of
members-
of
the
Canadian
Cluh
at
Ihe
luncheon
tomorrow.
vFor
there
is
no
douht
ulxnil
tide"
1
1
1
1
Hie
person
who
wrote
il
was
-
termed
the
"leader
Hrilih
Columbia
beinp
the
hiuu
write.
"
While
the
former
"name
lias,
disappeared
to
a
large
ex-
ner
province.
For
clinwle.
too,
;
lem
Iht;
eititririal
writer
is
still
spoken
of
as
a
leader
writer..
.the
pacific
roast
produce
can
1
Tht:
editorial
w
Mijpoed
in
siimnarize
and
explain
Die
furnish
the
most
wonderful
vari-'
niosl
important
theme
lie
fore
the
public
mi
that
day.
It
was
ely.
II
is
possible
to
enjoy
.ki-
often
dealt
with
at
length
and
sometimes
made
ratlier
dry
read-
ins
at
llevelsloke
one
lay
and.
In
ing.
Willi
Ihe
development
of
the
writing
of
the
news
story
pick"
daffodils
in
Victoria
mi
the
ami
the
.tendency
to
develop
the
editorial
idea
in
the
news
fea-
following
day.
lures,
(he
leading
article
became
somewhat
neglected
and
the'
"The
minister
of.
lands'
will
editorial
writer
was
less
esteemed,
doubtless
dwell
on
llie
vnl
uu-
!
Wilhin
Ihe
last
few
years,
however,
lliere
has
been
a
revival
lappeil
source
of
mineral
anil
,
of
interest
in
editorial
writing.
The;
Hearst
newspapers
and
in
other
wealth
in
the
province:
or
?
fael
all
the
(Hipular
or
yellow
press
newspapers
of
the
United
perhaps
on
llie
wonderful
pnssi.
i
States
are
using
editorials
with
pond
effect.
jldlilies
of
the
development
of
In
order
to
make
the
editorial
interesting
to
readers
ami
atVanmuver.
in
lids
century
when
Hie
same
time
instructive,
it
was
found
neces-nry
to
utilize
Ihe
all
paths
of
foreipn
commerce
.lct
brains
of
Ihe
country.
The
editorial
writers
became
highly.
lend
to
lead
to
the
Pacific
ocean,
."paid
irfen.
and
were
enthused
wilh
Ihe
idea
(hat
not
only
the
The
waterpowers
and
the
wooded
J
.readers
of
the
owe
paper
read
the
articles
but
lhat
a
whole
syn-jland
surest
possibilities
if
.
djr
ale
or
perhaps
hundreds
of
papers
with
million-
of
reader
profit
in
the
pulp
ami
paper
in-j
were
interested,,
amused
or
instructed
by
(ho
articles
vvfiich
Ihey'diislry,
ornf
new
lumber
kinp
l
wrote.
nrisitip
in
Hie
far
west,
as
the
t
forests
of
Ontario
and
the
eastern
;
Simple
And
Interesting
"
provinces
are
denuded.
Hut
t
But
Not
Commonplace-
there
is
smncHiiup
far
more
al-
5
The
editorial
articles
should
be
simple
and
interesting
but
tractive
about
the
forests
of
pi-t
never
commonplace.
Not
only
should
the.
ideas
expressed
be
pontic
Dimples
fir
tbati
Hie
enm-
fre-h
ana
sinking
but
the
method
of
expression
must
be
such
mercial
posihilitics
of
cultitip
as
to
appeal
to
Ihe
reader.
II
should
be
written
in
such
a
way
them
down.
They
form
an
inleg-that
the
reader
seems
compelled
to
go
on
to
the
end.
once
h"e
,ral
part
of
a
beautiful
country
lias
commenced
lo
read.
.within
the.
Dominion
of.
Canada
In
the
old
days
only
the
learned
read
editorial.
Today;
an
for
HrilMi
.Columbia
is
virtually
effort
i
made
16
appeal
In"
everyone
who
can
rend.
To
do
that
a
separale
country,
almost
as
and
at
the
same
time
to
hold
Hie
educated
is
n
task
worthv
of
much
akin
lo
Xew
Zealand
a
f
the
pens
of
the
greatest
writers.
Directness
Is
r
,
Important
Feature.
Directness
is
an
important
feature
in
the
modern
editorial
Writer.-
avoid
iisini:
tnv
manr
words.
If
an
iilp.i
.-an
i
m-..ii
v.
luace
suiijects
arm
often
illiimuiale
them
and
cause
new
interest
to
be
taken
in
them.
To
do
this
the
writer
nrusi
be
a
poet,
philosopher,
Bcientist,
moralil,
hiimorisl,
and
la-t
but
not
by
any
means
least,
a
muster
of
expression.
is
In
New
Itrunswirk.
Dlzry
Heights
"Just
a
the
Douplas
firs
grow
lall
and
stately,
an
do
the
won
derful
sweet
peas
up
the
trcllls-
pressed
in
two
words
it
is
useless
and
a
waste
of
lime
and
efforl'w"rk
"f
""
','i;a,
UritMt
r'-(n
use
a
dozen.
There
must
be
no
doubt
of
the
ideh
that
thel""1''3
,,n"a,fW
''me-
Tin
wrilcr
would
coiney.
As
in
all
oilier
newspaper
work
the
idea
n"M,,,,a,n!i
!'e'',"
ave
of
the
writer
is
to
inform
the
reader
in
the
first
seiitenee
of
what
,,",l""'1
everything
lo
prow
lall;
is
coming,
so
lhat
in
case
he
is
nol
interested
he
doe
not
have
Provincial
politics
een
soine-lo-read
anv
farther.
limes
have
attained
to
dizzy
.
,
'heiphls.
hut
that
i
another
Beating
With
.
Hllir).
Commonnlace
Thlnos.
-'
I
CtlSM'
-
"
a
While
in
the
old
days
only
the
importnnl
events
were
dis-llUncpCldTtr"JfI"
"JflWC
d
editorially,
today
editorial
writers
deiil
wilh
common-'"WCl
iilldmltC
ITlinE
AT
STEWART
ASSAYS
WELL
PROSPEQS
GOOD
High
School
Students
VICTORIA,
March
7.
Word
To
Write
Editorials
;
has
herrr
received
from
Hie
Inde.
Fnllnwtug
thu
splendid,
effort
of
the
students
iif
Ihe
local
pendence
Mine,
in
llie
Stewart
biph
school
some
weeks
ago
in
editing
outnumber
or
the
Daily
district,
by
Henry
C.
Hall,
K.C.,
..New-,
the
nrcmher
of
the
Legislature
for.
this
district,
who
is
""'
"r
""
directors
of
the
com-alf-o
the
minister
nf
lands,
has
orrered
a
prize
for
the
best
edi-
l,an-v
'"
rt,-
nrv:
n,"l
ox-
Kirini
arucie
wniieii
ny
a
mcmoer
or
the
stiulenf
body
of
tin
!
v
operations
m
ihat
pro-High
SchooL
These
articles
will
be
written
soon
ami
the
prize
j'Tly,
where
Ihe
latest
assays
winning
article.
and
jMissibly
a
few
of
the
olhers
will
be
piib-."""'
11
"f
?'5'-l"c
Ion,
In
all
li-hi
d.
The
young
peorde
will
choose
their
nvrii
.oiiiwit
ii;..i.values.
Allhouch
the
snow.
may
have
to
do
with
matters
of
local
interest
such
as
civic
im-w,,irl'
particularly
heavy
in
the
provemeiil
or
any
phase
of
life
as
we
know
it
here,
or
with
mat-
at
,uu
1lrrt".
Preally
im-
ir'
pi"Miu.uu
impon
siirn
as
tno-e
discucd
bv
the
legisla-il"''"''
commiinicattnn.
Hie
com-
lore
ai
victoria,
or
national
import
such
as
is
discus.ed
at
Ol-'I"1"?
wi"
transport
an
air
coin,
lawa.
of
Imperial
import,
having
to
do
wilh
Ihe
F.mnire
as
.'Pressor
lo
the
mine
within
Ihe
whole
or,
finally,
of
world
imoorlance
-avrnirr
.-u...
r
next
two
nwmllm
In
I
hi
utiv
0
the
earth.
'There
are
no
restrictions.
tis
estimated
that
from
six
to
ejphl
:fcel
of
tumielliup
may
be
done
in
11
if
The
Mat
m
the
Mow
SAYSj-
TO
e
taken
In'hy
a
confidence
man
is
annoying
hut
In
laten
in
by
a
polieeinnn
is
distressing.
XKYFH
rii'a'rr)''
an
auctioneer.
Hn
is
ton
exnerf
at
knnekimr
Ihiups
down
to
please
a
wife.
IF
the
dUlies
are
dirty
it
U
Useless
In
rtowder
them.
L'sn
nap
and
water;
,
WOMAN
f
few
word
fan
ay
more
with
lier
eyes
in
two
second
than
the
rhatterpin
ean
say
in
a
week.
ONH
way
torleep
the
engine
from
missing
is
In
leave
111
mlss
at
home.
DAY
by
day
in
evey
way
the
tide
I
allies
are
ocomiu(f
more
and
ever
more
inlereHtintr.
A
HAY
of-sunshine
remind
U
lhat
Tupwell
Island
beach
is
nc
ery
far
away.
l!I
shade
of
nlvtit
are
falling
fat
As
Itirooph'
Ihe
si
reel
a
speeder
passed;
le
mised
the
hrMae
hut
struck
Hie
proiiiiil,
I'hey
oiieneil
hi
bead
and
therein
fonnil
,
I
HxeeNior.
IF
pirls
play
wilh
fire
Ihey
itnht
expect
in
gel
allien
rom-
lexions.
"
I'MA
hounds
and
louupe
liianl
arc-out'
of
fashion.
Coupe
cimmt
and
boat
bores
are
jul
foming
in.
T1IK
ohlv
way'
In
avoid
a
-
cidents,
fl
would
seem,
would
he
in
have
Dishy
Nland
remnveil
or
lo
provide
hiph
school
boys
a
pilots
for
ship
leaving
llie
AT
Hie
Rotary
Cluh
yelenlay
a
siory
went
nu
nninu
anout
a
Scotchman
who
died
and
went
m
ijiply
at
the
jales
of
lieaven.
I'eler
met
him
and
ked
wtpre
lie
was
fnim,
and
on
heins
told
lie
was
from
Aberdeen.
Scotland,
lobl
him
lo
pet
to
Hell
out
of
there
because
-ftrey
could
nol
make
porridpe
for
one
in
heaven.
Any
Scotsmen
feflinp
aarieved
at
tlil
story
kindly
hand
in
hi
kicks
to
Dr.
Orant
r
Tom
McClymonl.
WHMX
you
hear
a
man
talk,
np
mean,
you
know
he
lia
been
akinj
lcous
from
bis
wife
eveninps.
TIIR
best
way
lo
reae
your
wife
is
fo
tfel
a
-,iBe
of
salary
and
take
the
rash
home.
LOOKIXfJ
for
an
easy
job
and
xp-clinp
to
keep
it
is
a
diftl-ult
as
lookiig
for
perielnal
notion
or
the
elixir
of
life.
Till'.
oddci
nia
n
In
Ihe
world
I
know
Paid
all
hi
lax.M
Two
monlliA
ago.
A
MARRIKD
man
can't
help
it
he
does
look
tnal
way.
SOMF.
of
us
wonder
how
we
ever
could
have
existed
If
canned
good
had
never
been
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Princ
Ruprt
J
March
lv
1914.
Mi.,,-;,
;
Manufactured
by.
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada
Limited
city.
The
railway
company
i
heina
akel
In
prnvhle
refnrra-lor
ear
serviep
rrom
liere
to'
Win
n
I
pep
for.
fresh
halibut
when
Ibe
n.T.I'.
is
oenei.
i
.
!
Frederick
von
Hreyll,
former
con'ol-peneral
for
Ilelpium
in
Canada,
is
making
a
lour
of
the.
wet
with
a
movinp
picture
machine.
He
will
return
to
Ihe
Did
Country
In
give
lectures.
He
expresses
hi
confidence
that
I'rince
Rupert
will
eventually
be
a
preai
eapnn.
t
The
following'
weiv
elated
inemhevs
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
last
nieltl
:
W.
C.
C.
Mehan.
M.
M.
Wells,
i:.
A.
Howard.
X.
Demet-s,
K.
F.
Doyle.
Joeih
Howe.
J.
It.
Kelly.
W.
J.
McLean.
D.
II.
Kelly,
It.
K.
Henson.
I'eler
Itlack,
V.
II.
Wripht
ninl
W.
J
McCulchrun.
CANDIDATE
FOR
ALBCRNI
James
C.
Johnstone
has
been
chosen
Oinservativc
candidate
for
the
Atberni
dNtrirl
in
oppo
sition
io
ine
sunup
imiepeiiuein
soldier
rnember
M'ajor
II.
J
Hurde.
Major
Horde
wa
for
merly
a
Conservative.
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH,
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
Nr.
A.
C
Ilron,
Ommix'to,
Ont..
wrlln:
'J
h4i
ln
In.uU.d
Hh
in
nn-r
rnr
i
rrw
yriri
burn,
mil
m
m
IikI
t
itli
ivt
feel
,l
in
t
my
work
r
nrt
wver
pdri
In
mj
HMnarn,
v,
HI
I
foiild
lurrtly
.UihI
thm
at
Unw..
rrxtMl
lirui-;
bad
lal
In
III
moulri.
Mrs-rUlly
In
llwi
iiHimlnr;
hu
of
y
tlntn
Hh
)rll,
ami
hvl
a
iniidiljr
aiul
sallow
mninlf
ilm.
I
hail
rrni
a
ureal
lWl
alxiul
.Vlllliiirti'a
Ut
a-Liver
Mils
and
ilniilrd
I
wuiild
try
I
vial,
and
iflrr
laklnc
two
or
lhrM
I
xrraiir
iiimmvni.
and
ran
n
"'nu.endalion
of
lha
iiiimij
i
waa
a
day.
where
previously
only
one
.
root
could
be
accon.plishcl
by
f.
fi,"rr""
"'nitnillee.
Dm
I'rince
,,,
rf
,,
hnnd
baud
lalior
labor.
lllupcrt
Hoard
of
Trade
is
re-
iny
trouble."
Jack
and
Sam
Filzperabl.
who
have
spent
fourteen
years
in
Hie
Stewarl
repinii,
and
who
are
practical
and
experienced
prospectors
and
miners,
have
every
confidence
in
Ihe
Independence
mine,
and
in
their
capacity
as
directors
of
the
company
are
in
a
position
to
know
the
worth
of
the"
properly.
Mold
have
been
worklnp
Hie
mine
intermittently
Tor
the
past
neven
years.
A
tunnel
at
Hie
,1,2(ifi
foot
level.
IKfl
reel
loop
n
(he
first
r
the
year,
will
be
extended
n.
further
Hid
feci
now
thai
a
contract
ha
bren
lei
for
Hie-work.
This
Iiiii-md
is
now
almost
inn
feet
long.
At
present
Hie
mine
is
following
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each
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one
twelfth
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