PAIE
rwo.
awlfe?-
wATOIm
Delicious
Mayonnaise
made
in
3
s2s
I
rlHLvLA.1
'minutes
with
Muli
arid
at
much
less
r&4
""u"eu
cost
than
expensive
olive
oil!
sal
k
?AL'D
J
And
for
frying
and
shortening
Mtuttla
!HgS
k
(-
i
takes
the
place
of
all
othr
cooking
'MaSST
vpX)KINC
fati
.v
trial
will
convince
you.
"
J??3
I
1
I
I
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO,
UmilnJ
SMai
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
i
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLHN,
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
ALBERTA
PAPER
Thursday,
July
3,
102
1.
outstanding
quality
of
the
niier
is
his
readiness
to
permit,
If
the
government
has
to
(-
rf
,
(e
cnnglruc.
seek
support
on
side
ils
own
.
f(f
,hp
Hrue.rran,,e
Prairie
party,
the
bppos,
Hon
menders
raj,
,:ilP
a
ralcs
frm
(lie
i
::T:,f:,n:-
st--.o
prairie
poi
does
n;,t
770,000
MILES
OF
SHINGLES
B.C.'s
ANNUAL
OUTPUT
WOULD
GIRDLE
THE
EARTH
THIRTY
TIMES
The
Red
Cedar
Shingle-Roof
Ex-cells
All
Other
In
Desirable
Qualities
The
manufacture
of
red
cedar
shingles
in
-a
branch
of
the
Forest
Industries
of
British
Coluin-liia
of
outstanding
importance.
I
'I'll
pri
iii'A
O.'i
sliiiiLrlf
mills
in
this
province
ami
in
ill
2:!
these
plants
manufactured
,500,000,-000
shingles
In
approximate
value
of
10,000,000.
If
laid
ciiil
In
end
this
yearly
cut
of
shingles
would
reach
over
770,000
miles,
or
more
than
.10
limn.
;)l-mii.t
tlin
Anrllit
'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
'
Ai.nri.im.ililv
I
OnO
feel
nf
City
Delivery,
by
man
or
carrier,
per
montn
...........
i.uu
himUor
is
rv,vlirPii
,
ni!lkp
8,ooo
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
united
.
'
shingles
States,
in
advance,
per
y;ar
.
$0.00
,u:;V
aniuial
8,,lnRlfl
c,
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance.
-per
year
........
....
$-5(MWould
also
provide
'roofs
for
.
...
....
.
:
I,
.2
.
,
.
,.
!
1
25,000
modern
residences.
Transient
Display
Advertising.
..
.$1.40
per
inch
per
insertion;
,,,,,,
f0(ar
Kl.nw
fo
lhvi
nost
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page.
.........
.$2.80
per
inch
a)lvan,ap
in
nriiisii
Columbia
Local
Readers,
per
insertion.
.......
...25c
per
line
w,li(l)l
possesses
00
per
rent
n.'
.Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion.
2c
per
word
Wl-,rj,r.s
Mlmy
0f
n,
won.
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
...
.............
15c
per
agple
Iine(,0flI,
,jml,or
jn
19o3
,ir,
rPlt
Advertising
and.
Circulation
Telephone
-
98
C(!iap
cul
was
573;o'00000
fl
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
considerably
more
iban
I.air
of
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
.
In.js
the
amount
was
u
!
(manufacture
of
shingles.
1
The
'll.fi.
shingle
industry
has
an
annual
payroll
of
$3,000,000
pre-
and
employs
about
2,000
men,
ir-say
respective
of
those
engaged
in
what
he
thinks
and
figlit
for
his
lagging
the
red
cedar
for
shingle
T
ri
PPVIAMQ
opinions.
The
'public
never
bad
manufacture.
UJN
feLEitjllUWiJ
y
a
where
be
stoodj
The
British
Columbia
edge
upon
anyfl.iioslion,
nor
of
the
grain
shingle,
makes
the
most
ar-
sterling
honesty
of
the
convic-
tislic
and
least
expensive
roofing
Regrets
Defeat
of
Oliver
but
seea'tlons
ho
proclaimed.
Rut
bis
there
is,
Recent
independent
of-
Hope
of
Government
government
inherited
a
load
of
ficial
fire
tests
have
also
estab-
.
responsibilities
by
no
means
Ished
its
remarkable
freedom
;
x
carrying
on.
flight.
The
province
is
heavily
in
'from
fire,
risks.
j
"'
'
.
.
!debt,
thanks
largely
to
the
former
1
A
red
cedar
roof
well
laid
willi
Discussing
the
British
Colum-rpra
(,j
-roup"
government,
and
proper
zinc-coaled
or
pure
iron
bia
political
situation,
the
Kd-
,axes
-af.e.
biKh;
The
latter
was
nails,
will
last
half
a
century.
In
monhin
Bulletin
says:
(probablythe
fact
that
told
heavily
her
red
cedar
shingle
industry
'British
Columbia
is
in
for
a
agail-,-jnc
ministers
at
the
British
Columbia
possesses
a
period
of
minority
government.
,(0tl
"n,p
tax-collector
is
not
-wonderful
,ndu.str'M
inheritance.
W
hile
i
no
returns
from
Ihe
gen-
,)0.,ujar.
these
days,
whether
or'.
erai
eiecuons
are
noi
eompieie,
n
jp
j
rpsponsjijip.
for
the
it
is
clear
that
the.
Oliver
minis-
ma?ni(U(lft
of
tjIP
j,jn
Jl0
has
lo
try
cannot
hold
a
majority
of
the
p.PliPrit.
eals
in
the
new
Legislature
.
Alberta
Interested
againsl
combinalion
of
.
a
oppo-
A,
()
u
lllleresled
Ti
'
'
'
neighboringi
.
..
...
gestion
lliat
the
ministers
will
m
.
,;.
,
nla
rfiDDCCDHMnCWT
U7ITU
resign,
and
the
prospect
is
tba!
IheV
Avill
carry
on,
along
ylipes
as
their
antagonists
v
....
tvi....
m
,i.uiir:ji
11111111
1
hi
in
kltvtii
lma
ImnTi
nitnjiail
in
Hit
s,lc''
restoration
of
the
Crow's
Nest
ntlj
!iiti
finirvlil
pnfa
nrrrAnmnnl
II
a
This
serj
is
of
articles
communicatod
by
Ihe
Timber
Industries
Com
ncil
of
British
Columbia.
NAVAL
SQUADRON
WAS
.
VISITOR
TO
THE
CITY
On
bis
way
to
Vancouver
to
rejoin
H.M.K.
Hood
afler
having
..
...
.
..
....
,u,
r
...
-
bp(Pr
u,R
prospPC
n.at.
Alberta
paid
n
visit
to
Jasrr
Park.
Hcott
ministry
doubtful,
should
,is
.ll,e
wjll
morP
of
Us
imp0rlillr
O'Connor,
correspondent
for
Ihe
piesent
erne
,e
iipsct.-
In
that,
,roupn
Vancouver.
And
Ihe
London
Daily
Telegraph
and
.perhaps
Ibe
that
the
w
jJrule
np
wouI(,
,efeal
varjous
rilisll
colonia,
ppri.
province
.may
avoid
a
repetition
,ha,
hp
f.
an(J
n
my
be
odicals
wl)0
msikln
lhp
,rjp
oitjs
political
ins
ory
in
Ihe
exlpn,,e(,
nirough
the
nwunfains
around
Ibe.
world
with
the
spe-f
m
A
a1PCPfs,"
lo
Fort
George
and
the
Pacific
&
cal
service
squadron
which
is
now
of
Mr
McBnde
with
donunanl
a
0
pat
Ka;i,prn
linIoa(,P(,
onlo
lllP
(m
(he
Pacific
coast,
was
in
the
majority
in
Ibe
Legislature.
In
I)ominioil
or
,
c.p..
0n
,,,
ci,y
fnr.
a
snorl
,imp
yPspMay
those
days
the
people
of
British
Mp
0fvfir
,las
char.
af,Prnoftn.
e
arrivP(,
frnm
,lP
Columbia
hardly
knew
at
n-aclerUHcally
acllve.
ff
the
re-East
by
train
just
in
time
to
r.
pn;.u.er
iim
nuff
,IP
,ia,
rPPoiv,.d
will
weaken
lKard
the
slcamnr
nllowing;
morning.
It
was
large-
uy
inflllPI1PP
in
,.pffari)
o
hp8A
Louise
for
the
south,
ly
due
lo
popular
disgust
wllh
..:...,..
1(
:,.,,,.
i
m..
n-p
:
:,..,
iii
,
...
..
.(uvniiiini.
ii
i
s
in
.in-
ii-nn
uimii-i-
...
.
.
w
...11111.11
,
niiu
in
making
niiiniiiK
pohtical
uncertainly
and
with
thf
;
stani)ahlp
wh.
,kP
pPOplp
of
bis.
lour
at
Ihe
express
invitation
jflTi
V,
"
"ff.
"
,aW.?n:!
I,ria"
Columbia
administered
of
Ihe
Admiralty,
was
highly
....
1
4
viiii;ii
ifSUUrll,
1,
anl
l
rT.:...
......!.
,
nini
.nr.
iiiciriiic
oiuaineo
an
overwhelming
majority
in
the'
T
.
.
..
.
I
a.
.I..."
u.
'
rC'
Province,
loo,
in
noting
ll.at
Ihe
and
spend
six
ninths
in
British
u""
.
",,WPr-
voters
turned
down
a
proposal
lo.CoIiinfliia.
Itejoining
Ihe
Hood
wm
W
hether
.11
it
.
is
Jo
,
,
le
chaos
or
permi,
bpp,.
ln
,(i
4oI(,
,
,Pa,
Vancouver,
he
will
go
with
the
omp.oni.se
depends
upon
which,
fa
.)let.aw6
pla(.PJi.
Brilisbsr.iadron
to
San
Francisc,
and
V
M
'
oupRTimose
ui
columfda
was
Ihe
first
of
the
will
leave
it
there
proceeding
to
l"dry"
provinces
In
return
lo
Ibe
Quebec
where
he
will
again
join
ueserved
Batter
legalized
sale
of
liquor.
But
its
it
aHer
11
has
passed
through
Ihe
The
Oliver
gov
eminent
deser-
people
have
definitely
refused
In
Panama
Canal
and
reached
the
veil
neiier
treatment.
It
has
been
go
as
far
in
that
direction
as
AU
Atlantic
seaboard
aggressive
arid
progressive.
The
berta
has
gone.
Princfx".
pleased
with
his
trip
In'
the
Rocky
Turned
Down
Beer
pinunlains
and
expressed
Ibe
J'here
will
be
.interest
In
Ibis
hope
lhat
he
nfay
later
return
Hills
r
Underwood
London
Dry
Gin
A
mature
gin
known
sine
762
for
its
unvarjing
high
quality.
$3.25
per
bottle
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by"
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
STEWART
Miss
MeConkey,
who
has
been
leaching
school
here
for
Ihe
past
year,
has
resigned
and
gone
to
Vancouver.
Olllcial
dedication
of
Ibe
cenotaph
erected
recently
by
Ihe
International
Service.
Club
look
place
oir
Sunday.
Ilev.
Arlbur
W.
.shley
was
in
charge
of
Hie
service
and
was
assisted
by
Father
Allard
and
Ilev.
F.
I:
Ileddick
of
Hyder.
Both
Cana
dian
and
.United
Stales
'govern
meent
officials
we're
present.
.
.
A
contract
has
been
let
for
ihe
driving
of
100
feet
of
tunnel
on
Ihe
J)x
group
wbicli
was
recently
bondfd
by
I'al
Daly
and
associates
to
Ihe
Day
interests,
Paul
Mnrgish
was
instantly
killed
by
a
flying
cable
on
Die
Premier
tram
line
last
week.
He
THE
DAILY
JIKVVS.
hursdayJuly
8,.
1021
PLAYER
S
is
survived
by
a
widow
and
young
son
in
Jugoslavia
and
a
cousin
in
Alice
Arm.-
Development:
work,
is
being
resumed
on
Ibo
L.
L.
properly
on
(Slacier
Creek
.1.
.Fraijk
Breeze
manager,
is
in
charge.
.
While
in
Hyder
recenlly,
B,
fiiiggenheiin
of
.New
York
fore
closed
on
Ihe
Alaska
Premier
mine
lo
which
be
had
advanced
about
.$20,000.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
IT
was
a
nasty
joke
Ihe
weal
It
er
man
played,
on
Prince
Ht'iperl.
j'be
only.
irallyti(jd,
day
in
mnn'y
weeks
was
the
national
holiday.
"
.
CO.WICTIO.NS
are'
whai
every
person
should
have
hut
not
the
court
room
variety.
EVKHY
person
js
an
expert
on
what
the
other
fellow
should
do.
TIIK
modern
1
gallant
is
one
who
holds
the
match,
for,
the
girl
In
light
her
cigarette.'
,
:
MOST
people
wbo
carry
,
icanes
litest
days
Jiave
a
'..lantr
excuse.
for
doing
so.
.
'
.
-.
A
(DHL
usuallyshas
lwo
good
reasons
for
wearing,
hiking
clothes.
No
explanation
needed.
;p-'"
,
I
LOVK
her
on'
lbrt
water
I
loved
her
in'?Jbr
pr,;
Anl
then
Ihe
old
Ford
hi!
Ihe
curb
And
caused
n,
fehrihlo
jar-
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
July
3,
1914.
A
large
number
of
citizens
were
present
vvlien
a
Pioneer's
Association
was1
Organized
'
last
night.
Officer
fleeted
were
as
follows:
President,
David.
II.
Hays;
vice-president,
William
Manson,
M.P.P.;
secretary,
Arthur
Cutbburt;
executive
commillee,
William
Manson,
M,P.I'.,
1).
W.
Morrissey
A.
J.
Oalland
and
John
DybhavnJ
meuiliership
eom-m
III
ee.
F.
W.
Hart.
W.
II.
'.Morrison
and
Arthur
Cuthburl.
been
spending
sev'eral
weeks
in
the
district
gathering
mineral
exhibits
for
Ihe
Pauama-Paci-
fic
Kxposilion,
left
for
the
south
this
morning.
He
was
culjiuscd
over
the
prospects
of
Ihe
district
and
iredicls
that
Prince
Hiipcrl
will
become
a
big
mining
centre.
-
City
building
-permits
for
Ibe
month
of
June
totalled
$.li.!Hr.
as
compared
.
with
$10,250
in
June
101.1,
l!),300
in
June
IDI2
and
2U,f25
in
.luim
I9l
I.
YANDERHOOF
Itesidenls
of
OtuJneca
ilislricl
are
expecting
that
Hon.
A.
M.
.Manson
will
become
premier
of
firilish
(.olumlda
If
Hon.
John
Oliver
drops
out
of
the
Irgisla-
lure.
J
:
The
wedding
of
Miss
Lois
Johnson
and
Harold
Averlll
look
place
here
last
week
and
Ibe
Honeymoon
is
heinz
spent
on
a
motor
trip
lo
Washington
stale.
Mrs.
H.
M.
Patterson
has
returned
home
after
spending
a.
fengl
by
holiday
on
Ihe
prairies.
..
.
.
Mrs.
II.
C.
Abbott
and
son
have
arrived
from
Ibe
coast
lo
join
Mr.
Abbott.
A.
A.
Hutchinson,
station
agent
relurned
this
week
from
his
holi
days
aiiTl
W.
A.
Coher,'
who
has
been
relieving
Jiini
for
li'
past
two
months,
has
returned
lo
Sniithers.
-
Mrs.
L
A.
Mitchell
and
her
Iwo
daughters
left
on
Sunday
nigh!
lo
spend
a
Iwo
months'
vacalion'in
Vancouver.
;
Mrs.
Cecil
Hartley
and
son
and
Mrs.
Hawson.
Mrs.
Hartley's
uiothef,
left
Ibis
week
for
F.ng
land.
.
NEW
HAZELTON
With
all
returns
except
(hose
of
the
ibsenli'e
vole
in,
Dr.
II
C.
Wrincb's
majority
over
F.
Dockrill
in
Ihe
recent
provincial
jeleclion
for
Skeena
district
islands
al
175.
The
tolal
vole
was
as
follows:
Wrinch,
(52K;
Dockrill,
l3;
Sargent,
200.
There
was
a
program
of
sports
and
a
ball
game
on
the
Hospital
grounds
on
Dominion
Day
under
Hie
auspices
of
Ihe
Athletic
Association,
There
was
a
dance
at
Mm
n
it&iuln
l.ltr
li.ill
(il
1IUAII
I..
William
Tomlinson
who
has
-
Miss
Oladys
McDonald,
who
has
resigned
her
position
as
teacher
at
the
llazellnn
school,
was
presented
with
a
pair
of
In.
diun
carved
bracelets
by
her
pupils
on
closing
day.
'Ibe
Ouiineca
Herald
celebrated
lis
sixteenth
anniversary
with
(Is
Issue
last
week
O.
II.
Sawle
has
managed
it
"
for
thirteen
years.
V.
F.
Dunn
left
this
week
with
his
family
for
Burn
Lake
where
be
will
relieve
in
Ihe
telegraph
ollice
for
Iwo
or
Ihree
months,
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson
and
daughters,
who
have
been
in
Nanalmo
for
several
months,
returned
to
Hazellon
this
week.
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
!
The
superb
quality,
I
purity
and
excellence
of
Player's
Navy
Cut
Cigarettes
have
made
I
them
the
world
s
lead-
ing
brand.
A
...
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sail
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
intermediate
points
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
t
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Fridav,
10.00
p
in.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
SERVICE
Krieetive
June
at),
1021.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
Masset,
Port
Clements
and
Buckley
Bay,
every
Monday.
8.00
p,m.
For
Skidegate
and
all
ports
south
e'verv
Wednesday
at
8.00
p.m.
PASSENQLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY)
l.five
Prlnrf
Muix-rt
5.80
p.m.
for
PIll.XCE
GEOIiOl:.
EDMU.MBJt.
Wlft-NirtO,
til
points
KMfrn
Canada,
OiiiwhI
suim.
AQtNCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Offlca,
62S
Thlr
A,
Pflnea
Ruptrt.
fhon
280.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
June
14,
21,
25;
July
2,
5,
12,
IS,
23,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
June
9,
16,
20,
27,
30
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
S.8.
PRINCES8
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea
t
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
'all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
'
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
LTD.
Sailing-
rmin
I'rlnre
Impcrt.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanton
Bay,
and
Altrt
Bay,
Tuesday,
5
P.M.
Far
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanton
Bay,
Saturday,
,10
A.M.
Far-
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walaa
liland,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
"
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rltar
Cannarlaa,
Friday
A.M.
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2nd
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t.
Barnilay,
Ag.nt.
Prlnca
Riipart,
n.O.
I
his
adverlisetnent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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