PA81
TWO.
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Safeguard
It
quality
and
flavor
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
IlUPERf
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RRITISH
COLUMBIA.
,Sale
by
Glass
QUOTES
FROM
QUE3EC
Rasinjr
his
argument
on
Ihe
manner
in
which
Ihe
licensed
sale
of
beer
and
lighl
wine
in
Quebec
bad
worked
out
and
dej
daring
an
al
tempt
was
now
being
made
in
British
Columbia
to
bring
hack
Ihe
old
-
fashion.!
saloons
only
under
a
different
name,
Hev.
P..
ft.
Hacker
in
hi
sermon
al
Ihe
Methodist
Church
last
nighl
urged
against
voting
for
the
sale
of
beer
hy
glass
at
the
forthcoming
plebiscite.
In
l!iy.
Mr.
Hacker
said.
Ihe
people
of
Quebec
had
voted,
for
Ihe
licensed
sale
of
beer
and
light
wines
presumably
lo
reduce
(he
consumption
of
hard
liquor,
eliminate
Ihe
bootleggers,
do
away
with
the
drug
evil
and
decrease
drunkenness
by
encouraging
the
drinking
of
beer.
The
plebiscite,
which
was
pad
called
for
beer
not
exceeding
2',j
per
cent
and
wines
and
cider
not
exceeding
six
per
cent.
This
wa
tried
for
a
while
but
it
was
found
that
Ihe
people
would
not
ue
the
stuff-,
for
it
was
not
strong
enough,'
When
the
prc-senl
premier
of
Quebec
came
into.
power
he
appointed
a
committee
of
five
lo
ileal
with
Ihe
sit
uation.
The
aleoholim
contents
was
gradually
increased
lo
C.
8,
in
and
12
per
cent.
Sales
Jumped
In
lUI.
Mr.
Hacker
said,
Die
ale
of
light
beer
had
been
fi.-Soo.ooo
gallons,
in
y.j,
wjili
the
inlrodurrjou
of
the
heavier
alcoholic
content,
the
sale
jumped
lo
over
21.00(1,000
gallon
and
in
11(23
lo
over
25,-000.000
gallons.
II
was
found
thai
Queebc
was
slill
importing
over
SOO.dOO
gallons
annually
of
hard
liquor.
Brewery
slock,
which
during
Ihe
light
beer
period
was
valued
al
915
u
share.
jumped
in
a
single
year
with
Ihe
heavier
lieer
lo
9185
a
share.
Furl
her
figures
given
by
Mr,
IJaeker
showed
thai
22.000,000
a
year
was
pcnl
in
Quebec
for
education,
920.000,000
for
butler.
milk
and
other
dairy
product,
and
92H.OOO.OOO
a
vear
was
now
fpenl
for
beer.
In
Montreal
Ihere
were
,'107
licensed'
beer
saloon
and
500
grocery
stores
In
which
beer
was
sold.
Some
of
Ihe
latter
sob)
more
beer
than
The
best
Tobacco
for
the
pipe
II
SALAD
A
H622
is
always
sold
in
an
air-tight
aluminum
packet,
never
in
bulk.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLE.V,
Managing
Editor.
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DAILY
EDITION
OBJECTION
TO
BEER
AND
WINE
98
88
Monday.
June
J,
iOH.
j
groceries.
Keep
Down
Convictions
There
hud
Icen
a
decided
effort
on
Ihe
part
of
Ihe
government
mut
it
ciflirials
in
Quebec
lit
keip
'down
Ihe
number
of
conviction
for
drunkenness.
Mr.
Hacker
de-
1
I,...
......
I
I
I.
..I
....
,
..-..,
ilrunk
in
public
places.
A
great
evil
was
Ihe
advertising
that
beer
wa
especially
good
for
weakj
mother
und
growing
children.
The
number
of
druukenne
convictions
in
Montreal
in
1921
the
last
year
of
lis
hi
beer
had,
been
552.
In
1922
Ihe
first
year
of
heavy
beer
druiikennc
conviction
totalled
over
1,000.
In
1922
128
person
had
been
brought
to
hospital
unconscious
from
the
effect
of
drug.
Fourteen
of
lhee
jieople
had
died.
Court
oHicials
admitted
that
a
million
dollar
worth
of
drug
Forty
men
were
arrested
in
one
hall
includijig
Ihe
mayor
of
fiat-
mean.
In
another
raid
55
bootlegger
and
moonshiner
were
ruptured.
In
moid
real
a
slill
producing
2.000
gallon
a
day
had
been
seined.
The
Infant
mortality
in
Montreal
in
1922
wa
Ihe
lareM
proportionately
of
ony
eily
on
I
lie
North
American
continent.
Warns
British
Columbia
Mr.
Hacker
concluded
hi
sermon
wflh
(lie
prediction
that
like
resiill
would
follow
if
Ihe
licen
sed
sale
of
leer
wa
introduced
in
llriljsli
Columbia.
"Four
year
ago
the.
Modcralioui!
repealed
Ihe
statement
that
Ihe
bar
room
wa
a
failure
and
Ih'ey
never
wauled
lo
see
II
return.
Ye
now
they
are
trying
lo
bring
back
Ihe
old
faahinned
barroom
only
under
a
ililTerenl
name.
FUNERAL
OF
PRESIDENT
PORT
ESSINGTON
BAND
Large
Funeral
Took
Place
at
,
Cannery
Town
When
Native
Son
Burled
Friday
!
The
late
Philip
lloberls
one
f
Port
l'.sinirlnu
naive
sons,
wa
buried
at
llial
lnwn
on
May
30
al
.3
p.m.
Death
occurred
front
pneumonia
(m
Tuesday.
May
He
was
about
15
year
old.
and
leave
a
widow
and
seven
child
Ten.
!
Tin
funeral
wn
largely
al-
jlended,
beiug
one
of
the
m.l
imprest
ve
that
have
been
seen
aj
,Porl
KsMiiglon.
Itev.
.
II,
i
Pierce
read
the
service,
and
lh'
Ipall
lxarers
wijre
Mark
Ibdloii,
A.
iliines,
J.
.N'eNon,
Ja.
I
tines,
Hen
.l!nvij
and
V.
Itrook.
The
cor
tege
was
preceded
to
Ihe
penit'-
tery
hy
the
Port
Kinglnn
band
land
wtis
followed
hy
a
very
large
'"
relinue
of
mourner..
Many
floral
wrcalh
conveyed
Ihe
sympathy
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
.v.
$1.00iftf
,
who
rnmlnuiy
t
the
!Lld
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
A.
Urowu.
jMisv
Millie
Flewtn.
Mr.
and
Mr.
D.
Spauhling,
Mrs.
ft.
Monro.
Mr.
II.
Herring.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Kameila.
Mr.
ami
Mrs
.11.
KUIii-mlo,
ladies
of
the
Salvation
Army,,
Mrs.
M.
Swanson.
Miss
M.
Pierre,
Itev.
and
Mrs.
V.
II.
Pierce,
and
many
other.
The
funeral
was
held
under
Ihe
auspice
of
the
Port
i:ingtqn
Hand,
of
which
Ihe
deceased
was
president
al
Ihe
time
of
hi
un-
Hev.
Q.
G.
Hacker
In
Sermon
clare-.I.
The
standard
hud
been
Mijl'mely
demise
Urnes
Against
voting
for
torrowinjr
relatives.
Among
Ihe
cards
on
the
wreath
were
noticed
Ihe
names
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
i.M.
Ibdlou,
ladies
of
l'inglnif
hand,
II.
Cunningham
ami
S;;n
(ni
ini
llim
llii
mail
Ull.l
?l
for
drunkenness
now
unle.
FRANK
DOCKER!
LL
HAS
he
was
lymsdead
drunk
in
the
urCTIlir
IT
TCDD1TC
Ireel
or
some
public
place.
Still
MfctllflU
Al
ltKKAtt
police
court
records
in
Qucliec,
showed
there
were
nearly
ai
Forcible
Manner
Objects
to
many
conviction
a
in
former
years
The
prominent
Catholic
editor,
Dr.
Dorion,
said
that
government
statistics
showed
a
decrease
in
More
t-ar.d
Settlement
Until
Those
Already
There
Make
Living
i
-
-
.
-.
.
.
.
..
.
drunkenness
but
"we
know
there
IMlll.V.r..
June
?.
rrana
h:t
lieen
a
great
increase.'
;lor,keril.
candidate
for
the
Ppi-
Men
and
Women
Drunk
Vineial
parly,
HM.ll-
III
firsl
ap.
A.
B.
Macdonatd
had
been
ntjP-arance
before
a
Terrace
Ooel.ee
It-
Ihe
Corli
..,I.IUI.-n"
,,n
a'"'
rp-
inir
Ho
of
Plitiadelnbtirfo-TnTW.
Reived.
He
pn.ved
lo
he
a
clear
ligale
conditions.
He
had
four.d;an,,
r',rcil'.,"
f-ak''r
"'
1ra"..,"
hundreds
of
me,,
and
women
a
n"n
Pr
ho,,elVy
drunk
ill
public
places,
l""'1;
an'1
a,,m
,'f
'''"Vm".
One
lady
reporter
in
Montreal
I
""
"
'
'
'
had
count.
ver
1.000
women
I'
Im''
rr."
".ol
"
lrr"""',
"in
pany
nui
a
oHiy
oi
men
recruueii
from
Ihe
rank
of
both
Ihe
Libera!
and
(Vuiservalive
camp.
.Mr.
Iockerill
objected
to
mak.
ing
Ihe
freight
rate
a
parly
iue
wi!h
Ihe
government,
hi
altitude
being
that
every
new
settler
wa
one
too
many
until
llnoe
already
on
Ihe
land
could
make
a
living
and
unlit
proper
marketing
farilili
were
arranged.
Hi
speech
wa
p
receiled
hy
a
short
address
by
Mr.
Sundal,
who
urged
lu
women
In
assume
the
responsibility
the
vole
had
!
given
mem
iinn
in
iirin?
iiieir
.
.,
in
,
.
.
.
.
up
had
been
peddbM.n
'"
"''''Vhiblren
with
tliel,'
dutie
a
ci.i.
dunce
halls
during
1922.
Itaid
on
farm
house
in
Ihe
(talineaui
valley
showed
seizure
of
313
gallon
barrels,
II
drum
ami
many
jug
of
moonshine
whiskey.
;;en
in
view.
PARENT-TEACHERS
PRIZE
DAY
TERRACE
School
Decorated
and
Tea
Served
at
Close
of
Event
Friday
wa
a
yulu
day
al
the
Kilsmugallum
rhool
when
Ihe
prize
offered
by
Ihe
Parent
i
earner
Association.
were
awarded.
The
chool
wa
beaut
ifully
decorated
with
fern
and
flower
and
Ihe
wall
were
hung
with
exhibit
of
Ihe
children'
writing
and
drawing.
AJr.
Crillln
spoke
a
few
word
of
welcome
and
explained
the
purpose
of
the
prie.
Mrs.
(ieo.
Lillle,
vice
pre,
of
Ihe
P.T.A.
gave
a
short
speech
on
behalf
of
Ihe
associa
tion.
Mr.
Hurnell.
convenor
of
Ihe
cniuiuillee
which
,elepei
ie
pri.es,
awarded
them.
Tea
wa
served
al
Ihe
cloe
of
Ihe
meeting.
Ihe
lea
lable
be
CUT
PLUG
i
THE
UAll.Y
HKm.
t'
W
1
.
s.
Qf
out
that
ing
in
charge
of
Mr.
Urillln..
who
was
assisted
by
Mi
Waldron
and
some
of
the
older
girl.
The
Man
n
the
MtM
"Shake
a
leg
there
$heu"
i
Ihe
latest
way
of
saying
"Will
you
kindly
hurry.''
r-
.Mo
rill'.Il
goes
fo
church
whilA
falher
gel
the
mcaN.
That
'.
.modernism.
-
y
IF
a
wife,
wore'
n
microscope
all
Ihe
time
he'.uiixjit
be
able
lo
ee
the
good
quuljljes
of
her
husband.
SO
MF
men
gel
.11
rold
shoulder
and
nlher
feel.
II
warm.
Hut
why
ehould
a
eholiliier
be
so
important
1
A
YOU.Nd
man"
wept,
lo
call
fn
a
girl.
He
got
a
!pleco
of
her
father'
mind;
Ihe
'dosr
got
a
piece
of
hi
lrouer'
lep.
Till
I
Ihe
law
of
cornKnsilliun.
"
ONLY
a
man
who
make
hi
living
from
Hulling
or
who
ral
at
a
restaurant
know
what
I
meant
by
"Poor
Flub."
SO
Mi:
of
the
girl
h'nve
not
Ihe
cheek
n
wear
rnngc,
HOW
I
a
man
In
go
fishing,
when
lhce
election
'are
sii
bolh-ersonm?
j
4
Til
Kit
K
would
be
the
devil
lo
pay
if
(lie
fHinily
phyf
Ician
should
(ell
all
he.
know.;,
VIIY
doe
nol
.
some
enterprising
Prince
Hiiperl
person
park
hi
car
right
aero
the
middle
of
Ihe
main
thoroughfare?
Many
jj.
yery
clo
lo
i(,
but
nobody
ha
quite
succeeded
in
Mopping
Irulllc
ullogelber.
TIIK
only
thing
I
regret
I
lhal
1
did
not
set
up
a
little
political
r
M
I
.11
-'
-'He
-
"A
Good
Provider
is
a
life
insurance
policy.
When
it
is
known
that
life
insurance
exists,
the
Widow
finds
her
credit
is
"satisfactory'Vthe
wnw
continues;
the
estate
can
be
administered
without
loss;
just
debts
are
paid
promptly,
and
the
Will
has
aqhance
to
do
what
was
intended.
liut
a
vastly
different
story
is
told
where
there
is
no
life
insurance:
and
far
more
tragic
than
"a
home
without
a
iWpther"
is
the
Mother
without
a
home.
Life
insurance
may
be
so
readily
secured
that
the
world
thinks
little
of
those
who
fail
to
protect
their
dependents
in
this
way.
Life
Insurance
Service
..tIS-
party
of
my
own
before
nomina
lion
day.
IT
I
wonderful
bow
ome
peo.
pie
gel
along.
They
fool
away
their
money
on
such
Irivilille
a
beef,
bread
ami
vegetable
when
there
I
not
even
a
ataphonc
in
Ihe
house.
A.MONO
the
ephemeral
Ihing
pf
life
are
dieting,
dancing,
re.
ligion
and
lacrosse.
Among
the
things
thai
do
rod
change
are
rheuiualim,
baseball,
youth
and
age.
Ten
Year
Ago
In
Ptlno
Ruprt
June
2.
1914.
A
private
syndicate
ha
a
well
down
H50
fee
on
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
and
and,
if
indica
tion
are
(rue,
oil
should
be
struck
at
another
(50
feel.
Tip.
Prince
John
look
a
number
of
oil
parlle
to
Ihe
Mand
at
night.
J.
W.
Couverl.
mininir
engineer,
who
ha
Jul
goqe
south
from
an
investigation
of
the
oil
field
at
Olard
Hay
re.
commend
Vancouver
investor
lo
set
in
on
it.
The
city
council
lal
night
received
a
communication
from
William
Man
on,
M.I'.I'.
staling
that
Jhe
I'rincc
lloperl
Hydro.
Kleclric
Co.
has
plan
before,
(he
governmenl
to
enter
Ihe
si
reel
of
Prince
Hup'Tt
wllh
electrical
energy.
William
W.
Muh,
president
und
general
manager
of
(lie
Husli-Porllaml
Mining
do,
write
to
Jhe
Dally
New
from
Slew.iri
rooTptalnlng
of
Ihe
acllvilie
of
claim
Jumpers.
NOT
OOT
THE
RANOE
"iMe.ti'i-Ihnl
mule
ever
kick
you
1"
"No
sah,
he
ain't
y,
but
he
frequently
kicks
de
place
where
uli
recently
was,"
BATHING
CAPS
We
now
have
on
di
piny
our
new
eaon'
sbx'
llalhiiiK
(
in
id
I
(he
lalenl
design
nml
color.
Do
Not
Wait
until
the
nicet
uiie
have
been
sold.
Come
in
nnd
F(
your,
today.
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