March
lt?t.
jV
,nii
-lH.'
,
SMALL
ACCOUNTS
WILLINGLY
HANDLED
1
ail
1.
11
A.
.
i
Hp
eo.
Papadopulis
New
and
Secondhand
Ftirnihirp
Store
We
buy
sell
and
ex-hango
1
i.miM
111
new
nun
ceiini-
)
poods
A
mi
u
loan
money
on
any
'i
which
in
irnn:ti'i
yonr
I
133
Third
Avenue.
Solt
Finish
Thrif-T-ServiGe
I
Wet
Wash
l
Thrrn
Porvirm,
ono
of
which
wlir
oxActly
rill
your
ash
lay
nopils.
Phono
11
for
pnrliculArs.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
EDSON
COAL
Wo
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
in
any
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
SS.
JUST
ARRIVED.
Meinlia
SNdecllon
of
House
:
Dresses
iMlKhlful
in
1'allern.
Moderate
in
Price.
BENT'S
TT
is
the
aim
of
tlie
Bank
of
Montreal
to
-
serve
willingly
in
little
thing
as
well
as
-
large
to
be
generally
helpful
to
its
customers
regardless
of
the
size
and
extent
of
their
dealings
with
the
Bank.
l
For
year
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
co-operated
with
its
customers,
assisting
in
various
ways
in
matters
of
finance"
and
business.
i
j
you
require
information
or
any
other
banking
terxice,
you
have
merely
to
nrite
or
call.
li.
RT.
0.
LF.E,
Manager.
Hrlnce
Rupert
Branch,
MK
OF
MONTREAL
,
Established
1817
NEW
CANADIAN
FLAG
tirif
t
ri
v
111
f
nstriAiT
.,
OTTAWA.
March
5
Tlir
prac-lip
of
flying
I
Up
IiIiip
pohiii
with
I
Lp
Canadian
arm
otrr
Hip
offi--pm
of
Hip
Canadian
-
dixit
roni-niilnpr
in
London
lia
Ippii
io.c
ami
In
fUlur'llip
rr
rn-l?n
will
Ip
flown.
On
Hip
rr-ruiiiiiiPiidalion
of
I'r.'inipr
KJiik
an
onipr-in-rounrit
na
ippn
pa'd
'which
pI
forth
Hinl
Hip
;flyinir
of
Hip
IiIiip
eo-iitii
011
land
tilt
Hip
lirart
of
London
l
manl-
Ifp.otly
irroKiilar.
HiIh
flat;
havins
hern
anlhorlxrd
in
IHjn
for
up
on
Canadian
povenimont
vcipN.
TIip
rranin
offprpd
for
flyin?
Hip
Itlup
rnl?n
in
London,
in-pad
of
Hip
I'n
Ion
Jack,
which
i
tflown
oypr
nil
Canadian
pnprn-input
hulldlna
in
Canada,
i
Hip
nerd
"pry
prnrrally
fell
hy
Cnnailiaii
in
London
for
a
die-linclixp
rmhlpni
which
will
afford
a
rpady
niran
of
4lhHii(nii.liina
Hip
charactpr
of
Hip
IxiiliHnpt
orr
which
it
float
,
and
Hip
portion
of
Hip
rmpirr
lo
which
llipy
liplontr."
in
Hip
lanpuapo
of
Hip
ordpc-in-cotincil.
TIip
primp
mini-dor
comtidpfn
Hint
IhN
purpop
wouhl
!
M-nrd
hy
Hip
employment'
of
Ihe
red
en-xisn
with
the
Canadian
arm.
itliin
tg
havinir
Ik-pii
diplayeil
front
poveriimenl
Imililingx
in
Canada
in
Hip
pal,
and
hpimr
often
spoken
of
a
the
"Canadian
jflnfr."
Thpre
will
he
no
variation
from
(he
present
praiJicc
in
rpfrard
lo
(lhe
flyinjr
of
flairM
from
(jovern-mrnl
huihlins
in
Canada.
the
"Clark'
Kitchet
hip
Hie
usual
siicress.
There
were
about
Htfl
couple
in
attendance
and
dancing
kept
up
in
full
swing
nnlil
this
morning.
The
hall
wa
decorated
willi
balloon
ami
streamer
in
the
lodge
colors
which
were
released
afler
supper
1(1
the
delight
Of
III.'
crowd.
Music
wad
furnished
up
till
it
o'clock
Jy
Mr.
Caw-thorne'
orchestra,
the
F.lks
orchestra,
unt!r
Charles
Jlalagno,
taking
over
Hip
duties
after
that
time.
Ili(rhfftit
re-
.f
r'titii-iil
h
were
spi-vpI
at
midnight.
C-corge
Kriii-ll
wan
master
of
ceremonies
an.
I
larrv
P.
Liiisctt
presided
at
IUe
door.
The
FJk'
ill
o'clock
ceremony
was
carried
out
by
L.
Murray
Fuller.
The
Iroiniirillee
in
charge
of
Hip
affair
;ouipriM-J
lleji
Self,
A.
A.
Kasson,
,C.
Halagim,
W.
JI.
Willisrroft.
J
frtiwllinrtip.
Mr.
Hpii
Self.
.
Mrs
Arlhnr
llailpy
ami
Mr.
T.
Anne-
ley.
INCREASED
SAILINGS
TO
THE
OLD
COUNTRY
In
onJpr
to
lake
carp
tit
in
created
lrap
expected
from
Can
ada
to
Ihe
Old
Country
this
sum
nipr.
Hip
Whilpiar.
Cunard
and
Anrhor-Ionaldon
Lino
announce
mldiliniial
sailing
from
.Montreal
ami
Quebec.
II
is
aUo
suggested
thai
thoc
golng.lo
Hip
i(lll
Count
rv
VIhiciI.I
mito
n.rv:i.
Wll.l.
rLI
PI
LlinUllW;,'"
ere
tiaports
a
(p.irly
n
po-filip.
Wiitp
or
rail
nn'iat
NaUon
Blue
Ensign
Will
be
Replaced
by
"
I
lliril
AvPnilO
I'miii-a
llitrini-l
Red
aa
Result
or
Order-In-
.
"i-
H.I..
IMioiip
260.
j
In
the
Letter
Box
urges
new
flaq
Kdilnr.
Daily
Xewn:
,
1
.
.
i
o
Kiau
10
reau
in
your
iwiper
Hip
other
Jay.
an
article
urjfinjr
the
adoption
of
a
Canadian
National
flux,
lih-
no
one
(
HiKTeriny
from
Hie
lack
of
a
proper
piece
of
htinliti?.
it
would
add
much
to
the
ilit-'iiily
of
(liiada
n
ra
nation
to
havp
a
fls?
eecled
that
would
he
real
ly
einhlemalic
of
the
nation
and
jet
he
o
simple
that
it
would
he
made
without
dillicully
and
under-diMHl
liy
everyone.
Ah
:i
Canadian
I
should
like
In
Mijjppol
that
the
Canadian
Ctuh
here"lHke
uy
the
mailer,
or
'Ue
if
they
have
not
eiwujih
enerjry,
perhaps
the-
poo.
syorls
ill
tlnj'
S.tns
of
Canada
w-ould
like
lo
i
in.
niorlalize
Ihemclves
and
Jiene-fit
the
country
al
the
i-ame
tinio
hy
slartiii?
a
rntnpaijrn
for
n
ri-.il
Canadian
fin?.
Perhaps
il
would
I
lesl
to
choose
a
design
fir-l
ami
I
lion
sol
ahout
a
cam
paign
of
publii'ily
lo
pet
il
gen
erally
adopled.
Another
way
would
le
to
offer
a
pood
jiri.e
for
a
design
and
get
the
other
rltihs
liri)iighoul
Canada
to
tuke
it
up
and
give
11
publicity.
Yours
for
a
flat
with
a
heaver
and
a
maple
loaf
induslry
and
heauly.
under
the
Union
Jack.
Clark's
POTTED
MEATS
For
Sandwiches
Potted
Tongue
Potted
BecMUra
Potted
Veal
Polled
Betl
Lof
Mfatl
Pitt
de
Fvl
Pit
deVimJ.
A
U
Ctnadienna
There
is
no
spread
more
tasty
than
"Clark's"
Potted
or
Devilled
Meats
Bett
dealer
everywhere
ell
Iheie
and
other
"ClukM
Prepared
lood.
W.
CLARK
Limited.
MONTREAL
YOIWTS
CANAMAN.
thi
daily
rnsws.
PAOF.
FTVm
IfIK'
ANNUA!
RAI
I
If
ft
PAI
I
TTTT
nn
irtrrrm
irrsin
w
1
UlAiLil
IJu
fLLiuniruL
.Hiram
Two
MunitMit
Pa
Nnnt
VnlAu.ft
'
Themselves
Thoroughly
as
Quests
of
Lodge
Cast
Night
The
annual
hall
of
Lodge.
No.
10,
Itrnevolpnt
A
Prnlcetivp
Order
of
F.Ik,
held
lat
Might
in
the
Horn-
mi
Third
AveniiP.
proved
Is
Political
Boss
with
Wide
In
fluenoe
In
Several
States
MAY
B
INDEPENDENT
Speculation
as
to
Action
he
will
Take
In
Forthcoming
Election,
iT'
My
Iten
Iiearin
Canadian
Jres
Oirrespomlenl
XKW
YOHK.
UareJi.Ji
lloherl
M.
"Itoh"
Isa
'FolWle.
Jtadi-
cal-llepuhjioau,
'ltos'
.f
Wisconsin,
stormy
jielrel
f
the
C.S.
Senitte.
ilicuiy
of
"11m2
InJerests'
and
friend
fo
flermany
during
the
Great
War,
wjU-play
Hie
hig
einuliojial
scem-s
of
the
1021
political
draiiuu
That
is
one
of
the
U-st
iJijngs
he--l's.
La
F61Jelje
ran
"euiolj"
Ihrilljngly
upofi
almost
;ui't
rcojrrivahle
uuhjecl,
huJ
fie
4h'kfiles
liui.t
of
his
dramatic
lalenlj.li.
deiM'tiog
the
villainies
of
the
railroad.
I-i
I'ollejtP
pan
tiling
up
uiorr
hard
naiiips
to
rail
"Wall
Strep
and
the
traiikpotfaliou
barH
than
even
Hiram
.Johuson,
hut
he
does
ralher
Iess.alkinr
than
Johnson
aud
diplays
more
practical
activity,
l!nlike
Johnson,
he
is
feared
.a
wej
jx
haled
in
the
realms
of
hig
finance.
Unlike
Jidnifon,
loo,
he
will
jiruliahly
wield
an
influence
in
the
presjdputial
race,
though
he
is
not
expected
lo
figure
In
the
running
himef.
Johnson,
trying
Jo
ruu
with
holh
hare
and
hounds,
seeking
the
favor
of
both
Hie
"nt.
I
guard"
and
progressive
factions
o
the
Itepuhli-can
parly,
has
w5m
rum
pa
11
lively
liille
siipjtori.
lie
is
iuil
even
hy
any
means
rertaiu
of
Hie
harking
of
lii
own
stie.
where,
as
La
Follelle
js
sure
l
i
emtro
an
important
hl.u'k
i.f
delegutps
in
Hi.''
national
ronentiou
if
he
mi
de,
ires.
Political
Oils
The
iowt
thai
l-a
Udletle
wiehjs
in
his
own
slate
is
pro
hahly
hut
little
realised
tty
Can
adonis,
diaries
F.
iluridiy,
of
Tammany
Hall
is
oflen
regarded
as
the
OiokI
powernil
polilical
lux
in
lh
Uliilttl
Stales,
hut
Murphy's
orgMiiizalion,
wliile
moim
piclureue,
.erhaps.
is
loo.p
and
haphazard
a
.compar
ed
with
that
of
La
Kollelie
in
U
iM-.iiK.iii.
Muriihy
al
limes
is
Mr'e
to
rafer
'In
the
ideas
of
his
lieiilpuants
and
ward
lead
ers.
I.a
J-olletle
word
is
law
in
the
Wisconsin
slate
organization.
A
politician
there
is
either
a
La
Follelle
man
or
nol.
If
he
is
a
La
Folletteman
he
does
what
M.ih"
thinks
proper
wilhout1
iiieslion
or
argiiinenl,
and
het
gels
elected
when
"lioh'
decides
to
nominate
him.
II
is
certain
therefore
that
if
La
Follellei
deires
lo
inrilience
the
Itenuti-
licau
convenlion
he
ran
haw
Hie!
Wisrimsin
ilelegales
al
his
eek
and
rail.
lie
can
control
the
deft-gales
of
Xorlh
Dakota,
aud
it
is
prohahle
nlso
thai
he
rouhl
command
a.
numher
from
Min
nesota
and
South
Dakoln.
Tliis
wouhl
form
an
influential
block
which
would
make
the
Wiscon
sin
senator
a
figure
of
no
little
importance
in
the
convenlion.
Aaalnst'Coolldge
La
Follelle
is
not
likely
to
support
President
Cooli.lge
in
the
convenlion.
Al
ie
opening
of
Hie
present
session
of
Congress
lie
waged
a
violent
and
successful
warfare
against,
the
mlininistralioiv
Hepuhlicans
(hy
lining
up
his
Utile
hand
of
Pro.
pressives
wilh
the
Democrats.
Moreover,
he
issued
a
slalemenl
on
President
Ooolidgv's
nies
age
to
i.ongi-ess
111
which
lie
1
.!..!
......
I
ll,
ll.l.l..i,l
l,
1
i
1
11
ii.ui-iii
uaii
I'll"
senled
"a
slnnd-pat.
reactionary
theory
of
government,"
and
had
proved
Jiiinseir
I
lie
champion
of
"Hie
interests
of
the
railroads,
Hie
profiteers,
Hie
coal
magnates
and
our
oilier
mcrlord
against
the
mass
of
the
people'
,
After
this
oulhursl
il
would
he
a
hit
inconsistent
for
La
Follelle
lo
support
Coolidge
jn
the
conven-lion,
and,
whalOAer.
el,iV
he
may
Iip
La
Follelle
Is
nol
Inconsistent.
.
.
(..
The
Wisconsiii
Jsenhlor
Is
even
less
likely
.to
supporf
IJirain
Johiisou
lie
has
no
to'vn
'nt
nil
for
Johnson,
aguiiist
..whom
he
ha
an
ohl
polilicaseore
In
In
in
I:'
La
FnJtrJIe
ha.J
Jiigh
liopes
of
securing
Hits
Jlepuhli.
can
nomination,
lie
had
waged
a
sliotig
jire-i'onveiition
campaign
and,
anions:
others,
he
tliou;!lit
he
had
Hie
California
delegales
lined
up,
Johnsou,
in
"Hoh'N"
view,
slide
Ihe
r.allfor-uia
deleenliou
from
him
and
gave
it
lo
lloosevell.
Then,
too.j
La
Follelle
shares
the
view
of
many
of
the
Progressives
of
lhe
middle
west
Dial
Johnson
isj
much
lo
chummy
wilh
Ihe
'
re-1
aclionaries."
Third
Party
There
is
a
possihility
that
La
FolliHIe
may
Uvouie
a
third
party
candidate
for
the
Presi
dency,
although
this
is
dotihlful.
The
record
of
his
political
activities
shows
it
to
tie
unlikely.
La
Follelle
has
never
yet
blocked
I
lie
elect
ion
of
a
llepuldicau
pre-siilent
or
attempted
to
ilo
so
hy
throwing
Ihe
electoral
votes
nt
Wisconsin
lo
either
a
third-parly
candidate
or
to
the
)e
murrain.
Though
disappointed
and
sore
at
the
shattering
of
his
plan'
in
l4JI-
he
did
not
support
the
Dull
Moose
ticket
In
(hat
election
when
Hoosevejt
broke
away
afler
his
defeat
hy
Taft
in
Ihe
convention.
Wis.
consin
went,
to
Hughes
hy
a
hig
majority
in
IS)
Id,
and
over-whelmingly
for
Harding
in
102(1.
However,
there
Is
a
possibility
that
La
Follette,
having
become
convinced
that
he
cannot.
reform
(he
Republican
parly
in
line
with
his
radical
ideas
from
within,
may
be
considering
a
final
at
tempt
from
wiljioul
tin
breastworks.
If
he
decides
to
make
Ihe
venture
it
Is
certain
he
can
have
the
oppurlunily.
J.A.
11.
Hopkins,
a
member
of
the
com.
mitlee
on
Arrangements
for
the
Xat
ional
Farmer-Labor-Progres-sive
convention
to
he
heh)
In
Minneapolis
011
May
30,
issued
a
.statement'
Ihe
oilier
day
in
which
he
vaiil:
Possibility
of
Election
-
"Ln
Follette
ran
be
nominated
ami
elected
president
of
the
United
Hales,
A
word
from
hiui
I
hat
lie
would
accept
our
110111
illation
would
sweep
like
wild
fire
through
the
country
and
would
unqueMionahly
result
in
his
unanimous
selection
l'
tho
.National
Farmer.Labor
Progrcs
?
-Why!
YHY
waste
time
in
useless
"shopping
v
around"
when
the
advertisements
lay
before
you
the
choicest
wares
of
every
progressive
merchant
in
town?
WHY
use
needless
effort
in
an
endless
store-to-store
quest
when
the
adver-.
tisements
enable
you
to
make
your
choice
of
the
finest
merchandise
without
even
leaving
your
home?
WHY
pay
more
than
you
ought
when
you
can
stretch
your
dollar
to
the
elastic
limit
by
taking
advantage
of
the
bargains
and
good
buys
that
are
daily
advertised
in
this
paper?
WHY
risk
dissatisfaction
by
buying
unknown,
unhanded
goods
when
you
can
assure
yourself
complete
satisfaction
by
buying
an
adoertised
product,
backed
by
the
integrity
of
a
man
who
spends
real
money
to
establish
his
name
and
to
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public
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and
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recommend
tho
following
as
being
safe,
saleable
and
of
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
due
15th
June,
19:iS,
nt
$08.04.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Duncan
(Kidue
18th
May,
107)3,
al
.$104.29.
Yield
5.70
City
or
Prince
Rupert
0
due
11)41
to
WoOat
$'101.31.
Yield
5.90
Orders
may
he
wired
at
our
expense,
interest
accrued
to
date
of
payment
must
lis
added.
We
pay
delivery
charges.
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Officet
VICTORIA,
B.C.
sive
Party
Convention."
Despite
Mr.
Hopkins'
optimistic
prediction,
it
is
pretty
gen-j
erally
agreed
by
impartial
polf-;
Ileal
observers
that
La
Lollelte,'
running
as
an
independent,
would
have
no
chance
of
win-;
nlng
Ihe
Presidency.
However,!
bis
third-party
oamlHlalure,
might
sellle
the
fate
of
Coolidge.
He
might
very
well
carry
all
Ihe
Mates
(rout
Wisconsin
west
to
Oregon,
and
as
these
are
nearly
all
certain
Uepublican
states
that
Coolidge
could
not
very
.well
spare,
Ihe
result
might
he
disastrous'
for
Ihe
.Vew
I'.iigUndiM'.
THE
PARSON'S,
FEAR
The
Ilye
Country
Club,
of
Hyo,
New
York,
has
issued
a
warning
lo
all
ladies
wearing
short
skirts
or
knickers
lo
keep
oul
of
Ihe
Parson's
cow
pasture
adjoining
Ihe
eighleeulu
fairway.
The
reason
for
Ihe
said
warning
is
thai
strange
calves
often
exclln
a
cow
3
anger
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
homo.
Phone
Black
218.
P.O.
Box
895.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Cigarettes
Candles
and
Sort
Drinks.
We
have
a
pleasant
back
room.
Come
in
and
make
yourself
at
home.
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.