Thursday.
May
2f.
i081-
Eat
More
Wheat
Do
It
wdh
Hread,
Cakes,
Puddings,
I'ftnlrie,
baked
with
FiveRoses
Flour
The
World's
Beat.
Hi
Finish1
Itiril-T-5ervice
i
jet
Mj
Three
Services,
one
of
which
will
exactly
tHI-your
wash
day
needs.
Phone
us
for
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phono
S.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phono
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
fJUlributing.sTeam
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Oravtl.
Wt'
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
LONDON
TALKS
ABOUT
MURDER
i
Story
of
Finding
Remains
of
Woman
In
Empty
House
and
Arrest
of
Man
LONDON.
May
2!.
All
F.ng-laii.f
Is
discussing
tli
Hungahiw
Murder
rae
.
'Ilin
dismnibered
body
of
n
woman
wa
found
in
in
unused
hnngalow
near
KbmI-Imuriir
and
iin
arrest
ha
I-cm
jinade
uiiil
Hi"
accused
is
hcforc
ithe
courts.
i
A
man
wax
detained
on
hum.
'
iicioii
at
the
cloakroom
nl
Waler-lu.i
Station.
London,
un
tin
was
collecting
a
portmanteau.
It
ap-
ipear
thai
some
days
previous
on
f
Uii
cloakroom
attendant
the
office,
and
after
Invcstiyu-tlon
found
thai
it
emanated
from
a
portmanteau,
wherein
Hie
police
afterwards
found
the
Mood,
staked
underclothing
of
A
wnnmn
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun
and
Wind
Bring
Out
Ugly
Spots.
How
to
Remove
Easily
Here's
a
chance,
Miss
Freckle-face,
In
Iry
a
remedy
for
freckle
with
Hip
guarantee
of
a
reliable
concern
I
hat
it
will
not
cost
you
a
penny
unless
it
removes
the
freckles;
while
if
it
does
give,
you
a
clear
complexion
Ihe
expense
is
trifling.
Simply
Ret
an
ounce
of
Othlne
guarantee
of
money
hack
undpr
if
it
fails
(o
remove
freckles.
Slenhnuc,
Ltd..
nr.
St.
Fran
iioi
Xavier
St.,
Montreal,
Que.
and
a
hotelier
knife.
April,
and
il
is
thought
that
after
Found
Body
.leaving
the
hotel
Miss
Kaye
m.ed
A
wiilch
was
kept
for
Ihe
owner
Jinto
Ihe
hjingalnw,
and
she
was
or
whoever
should
call
for
Un-
Men
walking
and
drivinz
with
tlie
hag.
A
man
eventually
called,
'tenant.
iand
was
arrested
and
closely)
Kxcavalions
thai
have
been
iueslione
regarding
Ihe
hag.
Its
made
in
the
grounds
or
Ihe
bun-contents.
and
his
movcincnts.fpalow
hy
the
police
have
led
lo
From
Hie
informalion
supplied
y
further
discovery.
Further
iwo
officers
went
al
night
hyarlicc,
howver.
which
may
he
of
motorrar
to
a
lonely
stretch
of
ii.i.
in
ihp
police
in
unravelling
lanif
hetween
Irfisthourne
and
Ihe
mystery
Irave
olherwisp
heen
J.angney.
where
Ihere
is
-a
small
hrought
lo
tight.
They
are
a
row
or
collages,
huilt
many
years
deed.
hot
and
ji
green
fihre
nil-ago
to
house,
coastguards.
HeJcase,
which
someone,
making
lh
tuinl
them
is
a
small
bungalow,
'excuse
that
he
was
leaving
the
and
in
il
the
detectives
came
up-flown
sbnrlly,
deposited
in
the
jon
the
disuienilipred
jorlion
of
cloakroom
al
Ikistborune
railway
,a
woman's
hody.
Piece
of
flesh
station
on.
April
in.
The
date
of
I
were
found
in
brown
paper
par-'lhe
crime
is
fixed
at
"on
or
ahoul
crls.
in
lorn
sheets,
and
in
pieces
April
15."
iof
rag,
while
in
the
grato
por-j
Accused's
Denial
i
lions
of
charred
flesh
and
some
On
Tuesday
toliee
court
pm-jhone
were
found,
a
well
as
in
'ceeding
were
opened
al
llail-jllie
copper
in
the
kilchen.
From
sham,
when
Ma
lion
was
formally
the
remains
the
lio.nl
is
missing,
chnrv'-l
wilh
Ihe
wilful
murder
!
Victim
a
Manchester
Girt
or
Miss
Kaye.
On
beiug'charged
4
i
a
I
itkl
ri
r
i
tt
11
u
I
iilr
t
n
lurt
uutil
I
tint
a
v
1
enn.lt'
n.ln
Maiheson
olllcialing.
The
late
Mr.
Mackenzie,
who
had
been
in
ill
health
for
some
years,
worked
on
Ihe
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Itailway
during
construction
day
and
more
re-colly
was
engaged
in
ranching
al
Woodcock.
lie
went
south
early
Ihis
spring
after
a
resi
dence
of
some
I
years
in
the
north.
He
was
well
known
in
Ihe
City
and
Is
survived
by
.lohu
Mackenzie
id
Moricelown
and
Angus
Mackenzie
of
Odarvale.
NEWSPAPERMEN
GIVEN
WELCOME
ON
ARRIVAL,
SASKATOON
AT
NOON
SASKATOON,
May
2'..
Repre
sentatives
or
the
Canadian
Oaily
Newspapers
who
arrived
here
to
day
enroutu
In
Vancouver
lo
at
tend
Ihe
meeliugs
or
Ihe
Cana
dian
daily
Newspapers
Association
and
Ihe
Canadian
Press,
were
given
a
royftl
welcome
by
the
Saskatoon
board
of
trade
as
the
continental
limited,
with
lliren
special
cars
attached
pulled
into
the
Canadian
National
station
al
I
-'.nil.
Automobiles
were
awaiting
the
parly
In
convey
them
to
points
of
interest
in
and
about
Hie
city,
and
golf
had
been
arranged
for
Ihose
member
uf
the
party
who
wished
to
play.
The
parly
will
remuiii
here
until
(1.30
Mils
evening,
leaving
uguln
ul
that
hour
over
Canadian
.National
for
F.itmonlon
via
North
Ituttleford.
TH1
DAILY
IIWBi
vxtnc
ftv.
CONSUL
SPEAKS
TO
GYRO
CLUB
A.
E.
Wakefield
Spoke
Last
Night
on
"Sidelights
on
Interna
tional
Relationship"
NEW
PLAYGROUND
SITE
APPROVED
The
Prince
Huperl
fiyro
Cluh
was
aiwressca
ai
us
regular
iloulile
slrehgtli
from
any,'"""'hly
!
meeting
lasi
iilgin
druggist
an.l
a
few
application
by
United
Stales
Consul
A.
V..
should
show
you
how
easy
it
i;Wakeficld
on
"Sidelights
on
Into
rid
yourself
of
Ihe
hnrnely
lemational
ltelalionhip."
Iir
liin
frerkles
and
gel
a
beautiful
com-
drscourxe,
which
was
very
luier
plexjon.
Harely
Is
more
than
one
ounce
needed
lor
Ihe
worst
case.
lie
sure
lo
ask
Ihe
druggist
for
the
double
strength
Olhfne
as
noticed
a
disagreeable
smell
in
Ihis
strength
is
sold
esling,
Mr.
Wakefield
traeed
the
development
of
the
idea
of
inler-ualional
diplomacy
from
ancient
linie.s
lo
modern.
In
the
day
of
Greek
and
Human
world
su
premacy,
envoys
were
in
most
cases
lille
more
,lli.
in
hostages:
and
I
hey
accomplished
very
little
hul
look
great
personal
risk.
It
was
shortly
liefore
the
Declaration
of
American
Independent
that
Ihe
present
syslerrt
of
internal
iomal
representation
had
heen
adopted
Tlie,
elemental
instruc
tions
to
the
diplomatic
service
of
the
present
day.
were
that
in
no
case
should
friction
he
allowed
lo
develop
hut
Jhe
representative
of
a
foreign
country
miil
always
have
in
sight
his
country'
interests.
-Mr.
Wakefield
referred
particularly
to
the
work,
of
Waller
Mines
Page,
United
States
am-hassador
to.F.aglaiid,
during
.the
Great
War.
lie
declared
thai
Mr.
Page
was
largely
responsible
for
Ihe
mainleirance
of
good
rela
tions
hetween'
Great
Itritain
ami
the
I'mled
Stales,
during
Ihe
days
of
the
latter.
.neutrality.
Willi
the
lack
of
understanding
be
tween
Ihe
Iwrt'counlrie
at
that
lime,
Mr.
Page
task
had
indeed
heen
u
difficull
one
lml
he
had
filled
his
hs
as
no
other,
man
could
have
done.
The
speaker
also
pave
Mr.
I'age
credit
wilh
I,,.,
,
.
.
.
,.,..
.
....
having
beeil
an
irniiortanl
raclor
i
1
ir
itii
iiniifii'i
r-
i
lis
SS
f
If"
mill
"
I.
1
OW
r'
ll-srt-
ut.rA
I.
A
l..l
I.Jttn
lUIrtn-
tAa.
-ai
.InlnMiAnl
aLa
.!,
1
.......
..
...
...
.
....
i
--.i
.
-r.
'
...
.
,
.
the
t
iii
led
Mate
lo
cast
i
wiiii
iii
iis
huh
i
iir
uiri
iihs
lit
iiiituiiii
rr
l
irnii
IY
ArPOINTMf
NT
..
.....
.
..
.
.
..
..
.
Kit
against
the
power
Ural
was
land
lrongly
rircumslanlial
(movrmenl.
as
Miss
I'mily
Itellhy
!Kaye.
a
secretary',
whose
la
t
known
address
was
a
woman's
!'
.iih
hotel
in
f.uildfonl
Street'.
Iindon.
Million
is
charged
with
,fhe
'iiiiriler
os
Miss
Kaye.
Ml
i
Kaye.
who
was
5l
years
or
age.
irnrmerly
held
secretarial
positions
in
Manchester,
where
her
fa
in
1
1
resided
in
her
earlier
'rars.
Ahoul
Ihe
beginning
or
last
moiilli
Miss
Kayo
wrote
In
rriends
ir
hers
with
ManChesler
.roiinertions
saying
thai
she
was
;Boing
to
South
Arricn
to
he
nrtir-neij.
Wireless
inquiries
have
been
sent
to
outgoing
liners
ask-
ling
for
iifnrmalion.
I
Miss
Kayo
stayed
al
Ihe
Kenil-worth
Hotel.
l'.asllHiiirue.
from
April
7
lo
April
13.
The
hungalow
was
rented
by
a
man
who
arrived
there
about
Hie
beginning
of
Hl
MAJtJTY
UNCCtCKCE
V.
m1adiaN
and
r-
j
WHISKY
Thoroughly
Matured
in
Oak-Casks
There
is
no
necessity
for
any
one
in
Canada
to
buy
immature
whisky.
The
Canadian
Government
permits
the
bottling
of
whisky
in
Bond
under
its
supervision
and
Guarantees
the
Age
of
whisky
so
bottled.
Look
for
the
Goccrnmcnt
Stamp
on
the
capsule.
Observe
carefully
the
date
slated
thereon.
IT
TELLS
THE
AGE
DISTILUD
AND
SOTTLID
Y
Hiram
Walker
&
Sons,
Limited
WAUERVIUE
ONTARIO
Dltltthti
f
Pint
IWiiV"
'"
,siS
Montre!.
Qut.
Undo.
Ens,
Nw
Yofk,
US
A.
Thi.
advertisement
U
not
publUhed
or
dUplayed
by
tle
buor
Control
Board
ur
by
the
Government
of
Unuh
Coluraba.
v
ffl
lis
contents
have
not
yel
lee!i
dicosel.
'Ilie
accused
was
only
rormal.
and
the
coroner.
ler
taking
evidence
of
the
identity
of
the
riHinlered
woman,
ad-
apeurel
pale
when
he
was
in
a
closed
motor
car
crowd
arfund
the
hoiH'd
and
hissed.
PIONEER
OF
DISTRICT
PASSES
IN
VANCOUVER
George
Mackenzie
Died
on
May
23
Worked
on
Railway
and
Ranched
at
Woodcock
The
death
occurre.1
at
Ihe
home
of
hi
sister,
Mrs.
William
Mackenzie.
.'(Ml
2
Wales
Itoad.
Vancouver,
on
Mnv
?3
of
(ieorge
Maekeiu.ie,
ajinl
r.5,
a
pioneer
or
Ihis
district.
The
funeral
took
place
Ihis
Tuesday,
Hev.
I).
Ihe
ulUoVale
decision
of
seeking
world
domination.
in
ils
Kindred
Interests
tVinclitding.
Mr.
Wakefield
re
ferml
to
the
kindred
inileresU
of
af-!,.
.
i.
r,.-
it..
jiioos.
t
iicii
was
ivrsi
mm
tiiv
one
was
host
for
the
other
and
II.-
..l.l
nA.r
.a
-
n.,iliililv
jouriied
Ihe
in
for
four,
...
uiry
,
.,
....
.
ontloeak
the
two.
,,
,
,
,
of
I-lween
wks.
Malion,
who
was
present,
,,
,
..
..
,
.,
..-!
i4.iiiroiiiuiK
o
no
iiiu-ii
.ti
,
.
,
a,..
worried
and;
wpw.
taken
taken
a
away
laler;'
...
.
.
.
aiiiiisj
wfa
n
i"a
ine
I
ari",fluar,p,,0
,.onsis,,g
or
J.
K.
bungalow
.,
...
..,
.
K.
Wakefiehl
and
S.
C.
Jackson
;ro
W.
Vaughan
Pavies
was
uc
rompanist.
'
-
-
-
T
Toy
dogs
were
presented
by
service
which
was
held
in
the
iyro
Pouglas
Stork
In
iyros
Low
H.O..
Undertakers"
Chapel,
W.
Kergin
and
l.eo
Waugh
in
appro-
Vaughan
Davies
presided
at
Ihej
ciation
of
their
duties
as
judges'organ.
Interment
was
made
in
af
the
recent
Oyro
dog
how.
Fairvicw
Cemeterj-.
The
pallhear-l
Scheme
Approved
ers
were
.1.
Mrllougall,
George
The
proposition
of
the
city.MclImovle.
Fred
Miggins,
John
council
thai
the
site
monl
Park
where
a
cago,
and
S.
C.
Jackson
id
Dighy
Island.
MISS
MYRTLE
WOLD
WAS
BURIED
TODAY
Funeral
Took
Place
From
B.
C.
Undertakers'
Chapel,
Rev.
J.
J,
Smlthson
Officiating
The
funeral
of
the
late
Miss
Myrtle
Wold,
whose
death
occurred
In
the
Prince
Huperl
General
lllospilal
last
Monday,
look
place
llhls
arternonii
at
2
o'clock.
Ilev.
.1.
J
Smilhoti
officiated
at
the
BIhiBBIWTrVBaonHHSTH
INTO
THE
ATTIC
youngsters
today
ever
saw
a
horse-hair
sofa.
Few
They
wouldn't
know
what
to
do
with
a
fire
taper,
carpet
stretcher,
or
coal
oil
lamp.
They
couldn't
braid
rags
into
a
rug,
or
wind
yarn
without
tangling.
But
they
know
the
how
and
why
of
typewriters,
phonographs,
telephones,
automobiles;
what
happens
when
a
push
of
the
button
gives
light,
or
a
kodak's
flash
fixes
their
image
on
paper.
Their
education
is
as
modern
as
the
advertisements
they
see.
They
have
no
more
use
for
the
lamp
and
chimney
of
yesterday
than
you
for
the
wick
and
tallow
of
the
day
before.
Advertisements
induce
such
progress.
They
urge
wide
use
that
means
improvement
They
help
you
lift
the
out-of-date
into
the
attic
rid
you
of
the
water
buckets
and
soap
kettles
of
slavedom.
They
bring
late
improvements
within
your
reach.
Read
the
advertisements
regularly.
Keep
alert
to
the
new.
Without
advertising,
you
would
never
know
a
product's
worth
until
you
.
had
bought
it.
in
VrCly-inulzak,
Ales
Strarhan
and
Waller
swimming
Scrimgcnur.
pool
is
to
he
established
be
used
for
Ihe
cluh's
playground
equip
ment
was
approved
hy
the
club
on
I
lie
comlilion
mat
tlie
ciiy
puis
in
Ihe
pool,
prepares
the
site
and
-.ipiwiinl
a
supervisor.
(iiiesls
of
Ihe
club
were
A.
K.
Wakefield.
J.
F..
Havoy,
Jack
Itarnsley.
II.
Hum,
I..
W.
l'al-more
and
Ir,
II.
II.
.(Irani
of
Prince
Huperl:
Hugh
HoswelJ
of
Georgetown;
Mr.
Morris
of
Juneau;
J.
I.
Henderson
of
Chi
.
,
.
.
.
i
.
.
j
rpiwers
were
seni
ny
.miss
Mtlilreit
inir.rei.
.Mr.
ami
-Mrs.
j.
Mrllougall,
J.
ltulzak,
Miss
Lillian
Itus.ell,
tl.
McMillan,
Miss
lluth
Vernon,
Miss
Jean
Johnson,
Miss
Lorraine
Summers,
K.
Ash-er,
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Alex,
Slrachan,
W.
Scrimgeour.
J.
H.
Hoherlson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Miggins,
Miss
M.
Myers
Miss
II.
Hurl.
Miss
Duiant,
,Miss
Hrown,
Miss
Law-son,
Miss
Helen
Hlackhurn,
Mrs.
J.
McAleenan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
llus-
sell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harlan,
Hoi
liarues
and
F-
C.
Unpen.
BOAT
ARRIVALS
C.N.
It.
steamer
Prince
Huperl,
Capt.
1
1.
Donald,
which
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
vvayports
at
:i.3(l
yesterday
afternoon,
had
Ihe
biggest
passenger
lis!
out
of
Vancouver
so
Tar
this
season.
Sixty-rive
or
Ihe
passengers
out
or
Vancouver
were
returning
lo
Powell
lliver
aHer
Ihe
holiday
week-end.
Passengers
arriving
here
on
Ihe
vessel
included:
For
Prince
Itupcrt
Mis
Grace
Howard.
W.
F
Pideock,
Miss
N.
J.
Huller
(Terrace).
Miss
H.
II.
Hlhtrclh,
Mrs.
Mallielson
(Hazel-
Ion
,
Mr.
Iteisler.
Mrs.
II.
W.
Smith,
T.
II.
Sawnnell,
A.
Money,
Iterl
Jones,
H.
Hanson,
L.
Walt,
J.
.Mcpherson,
.1.
II.
Henderson
T.
Halverson,
A.
K,
Slrugnell,
Arthur.
I.
Curton,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
.1
II,
Wirlh
(Hums
Lake),
Mrs.
K.
M.
Macintosh
and
-Mrs,
M.
C
Hack
'I'oioiito),
Mr.
und
-Mrs.
II.
It,
Harrison
(Hums
Lake),
Mis
K.
M.
Forbes,
A.
It.
Mclionald,
X.
MacKay
milh;
Hev.
Victor
Sun
sum,
Hev.
und
.Mrs.
M.-V.
I.ees
(Smither.s),
Mrs,
Harris
and
child,
T.
A.
Sandison,
Mrs.
A,
III.
Nichols.
Mrs.
Slcnncr
and
For
every
occasion
A
BOXy)F
Purdy's
Candy
The
Autocrat
'of
(the
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
A8
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
Box.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Solo
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
child.
G.
A.
Hryanl,
J.
S.
McCub,
bin
(Pacific)..
Miss
Prorit.
Mr.
Howell
anil
-son,
Mrs,
Stewart
and
Mrs.
Duncan
(Montreal),
Mrs.
II.
II.
Philliis,
Al
G.
Knowland,
T.
I..
Hudgins,
X
T.
Wilson,
I,.
M.
Crandall,
Mr.
.McKcniie,
Mr.
Cody
Kind
W.
Aiken,
For
,nyox
.1.
Sinclair,
K.
E.
Leckie,
J.
II.
Gaiilincr,
Capl.
A.
Gerhard!,
Miss
Sulherland,
V.
A.
Dowinaii,
Miss
Morris,
Mr.
Cab
veil,
J.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs
lack
and
K.
.Myers.
Hev.
and
Mrs.
Mori
Inter
W,
Lees,
of
Smilhers
pa$cd
through
tho
city
yeslerday
nflernoon
en
route
lu
Hie
interior
aflcr
having
attended
(he
Methodist
Confers
once
la
Vancouver.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Sterling
Furnace
GOAL
DsllwftMi
In
Balk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Tbla
l
a
vtry
auporlor
funiare
coal.
II
rtrra
a
rleau
hut
lire
and
U
rnllrfly
I
rut
from
Hoot.
ctlnkr.
alark
and
dirt.
Suiim
of
tlw
larvotl
l)aiinrxrln'
In
the
rlty
are
now
ulnr
U
with
eutlrljr
aatlafailury
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
DrlUrml
in
Sack.
At
$12.50
par
ton.
Wa
art
alo
Ar-nu
tor
th
raoioua
LADYMITH-WELLINQTOW
and
TELK
WA
.
GOALS.
Princi
Bupert
cm
Ci.
Main
Offkai
Hoial
Oaalral.
fhana
tl