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Sunday,
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLKN,
.Managing
Alitor.
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DAILY
EDITION
CORN
FLAKES
Ovn-frth
mlumyi
Friday.
June
13,
1921.
Serious
Thinking
Need
Of
Times.
In
these
day?,
when
candidates.
for
public
office
are
trifling
over
petty
things
uml
making
a
laughing
stock
of
the
constituency,
it
is
time
for
people
who
value
the
good
name
of
Prince
Rupert
and
of
the
North
to
think
seriously
of
the
mnlter
of
voting.
.Should
a
candidate
of
that
calibre
be
sent
to
Victoria
be
would
be
a
cause
for
merriment
'there
and
Prince
Rupert
would
suffer.
This
would
be
fatal
to
the
future
pnipects
of
the
city.
v
'-f
A
people
who
live
in,
Prince
Itupert
are
working
people.
nere
are
very
few
drones
venture
lujive
here.
.Men
and
women
who
go
north
are
men
and
women
who
take
life
seriously.
They
are
among
(he
finest
men
and
women
in
the
world.
Tu
Ihern
we
believe
it
is
safe,
to
leave
the
reputation
of
the
city,
Big
Man
Needed
V
To
Do
Big
Things.
'
A
big
man
is
needed
just
now
at
Victoria
at
a
time
when
there
will
be
big
things
to
do.
To
send
a
man
who
deals
iii
all
sorts
of
pettiness
would
be
to
exped
lo
be
used
in
a
petty
manner.
The
minister
of
lands
is
a
man
who
commands
the
respect;
of
the
whole
country.
He
is
a
man
such
as
many
constituencies!
would
like
to
have
to
represent
thent
That
is
the
sort
of,
man
to
elect
at
a
time
like
this.
Pattullo
Is
Fighter
For
Rights
Of
North.
Because
of
bis
position
as
a
member
of
the
cabinet,
Hod.
T.
D.
Pattullo
is
unable
to
get
up
in
the,
House
and
tear
looe
like
some
of
the
opwtsition
members
do.
Re
holds.
a
responsible
po-ilion.
Where
he
Is
able
lo
do
bis
work
is
in
the
caucus
of
the
party
and
in
the
cabinet
councils.
There
he
is
always
listened
U
with
respect
ami
his
advice
is
invariably
followed.
He
is
the
man
we
need
there
again
and
doubtless
th
people
of
Prince
Rupert
riding
will
fee
lo
it
that
be
is
the
man
cho-en.
Is
Called
Away
To
Help
Another.
t.
..
,'i,,cra,!'
wm
regrel
that
Jheir
candidate,
Hon.
T.
D.
lallol
o
has
Ui
leave
the
consit.,e,
just
at
A
critical-lime
to
V.
.?
..'
'
n'
'h"
f
'"
U,e
nPal
with
appendicitis.
.Mr.
I
atliilln
s
confident
that
the
people
here
wjll
elect
him
lhal
lie
ha
left
U,e
matter
in
their
bands.
He
would
have
gone
anv-way.
he
sa,
as
he
raniiol
resist
a
call
,,f
,nl
kind.
JrieB(
B
The
golden
brown
of
Kellogg's
turns
to
rosy
hues
on
kiddies'
cheeks.
How
children
ltve
with
milk
or
cream,
or
topped
with
fruit
CORN
If
1
SITUATION
OF
THIS
PORT
IN
REGARD
DUTIES
Official
SUUnwnt
Secured
From
United
IUUi
Consul
on
Sup-
.
plying
Boats
The.
followlni;
eoTTepoinlenre
in
rejranl
to
the
handicap
on
local
supply
houses
in
regard
lo
fishing
boats
will
proe
of
In-lere.t
lo
the
people
of
prince
Itupert:
.
V.
Wakefield,
llu
I'niletl
States
Consul,
Prince
li
u
pert,
H.O.
Sir:
In
the
local
newsimper.
Hie
Daily
News."
of
May
31st
the
writer
noticed
an
item-
head
ed
"JleCinntion
are
Removed,"
referring
to
liie
50
per
cent
duty
charged
by
the
Tailed
Stale
customs
mi
purrhae
of
anchors,
buoys,
hooks
and
lines
used
on
the
trawls
to
replace
those
lost
on.
the
banks,
and
to
get
oilier
supplier,
such
as
food,
fuel,
bail
and
ice
made
al
Canadian
ports,
are
now.
lo
he
allowed
"Free
Kn-try"
into
Ihe
United
States.
As
you
are
aware.
Ihi
firm
ii
inlereer
in
the
outfitting
of
all
fishing
veep
al
lhi
port.
We
would,
appreciate
a
copy
of
the
I'niletl
slate
Treasury
Iejarl-menl
ruling
on
the
nlioxe
stated
articles.
The
latest
ruling
we
have
.
bad
from
Ihe
United
Slates
Treaniry
Department
was
that
50
jer
cent
would
be
rharged
on
all
replace,
merits.
of
a
fishing
vessel"
gear,
hut
Ihe
master
of
the
United
States
fishing
vessel
could
file
an
application
for
a
refund
of
the
ditties
and
Ihe
same
would
be
entertained.
This
of
eour-e
doe
not
rontitule
a
"Free
F.nlry"
a
referred
lo
in
Ihe
above
quoted
news
item
of
the
311
May
Iat.
Thanking
ynn
in
advance
for
a
copy
of
the
Treasury
Depart
ment
Tilling,
we
remain
Your
very
truly,
Lip-ell-Gunninghani,
A
Co.
Ltd.
II.
P.
I.lpett,
,
Manager.
Mr.
Wakefield's
Reply
Lfpoeti'-Cumiiiigham
.V
(Vi.J
Prince
Itupert,
B.C.
Md-
Oenllemen
Till
will
acknow
ledge
receipt
of
your
letter
of
the
nih
instant,
mentioning
an
aril
cle
in.
the
"Daily
News"
of
Prince
Itupert
dated
.May
31st,
in
which
was
printed
an
-item
headed
"lie
striclion
are
Ilemnel."
h.ivins
reierenre
10
ine
duly
or
.ill
per
cent
charged
under
the
Tariff
Act
of
1952
on
ship'.
gear,
re
pairs,
etc.
and
inferring
that
Ihi
duly
had
been
removed
nnd
lhal
uch
gear,
repairs,
supplies,
?Cm
were
to
he
allowed,
a
slated
in
your
leller;
"Free
Knlry"
into
Uniled
Stale.
If
such
a
statement
appeared
in
Hie
paper
mentioned
it
wa
incorrecl.
The
Tariff
Act
of
1922
Jias
not
been
changed
in
any
detail
concerning
the
duly
aeed
ongear,
supplies,
ete.,
purchased
abroad
by
American
vee
and
alo
on
repair
whjeh.
were
made
abroad
which
were
,nnt
necessarily
marie
in
order
to
innire
the
safely
of
ship,
with
possible
cargo
and
passengers.
A
coriimuniealinn
received
al
lhi
office
presumably
s
responsible.:
for
the
misunderstanding
whirlrhas
been
occasioned
by
Ihe
article
puhlished
by
the
"Daily
Xews,"
This
eoriimunicalion
i
a
follows:
Treasury
Order
March
20,
1921.
Section
tf.6
make
dutiable
the
article
men
tioned
in
your
Despatch
901.
a
Hie
ere
considered
fishing
es-
e
equipment.
However,
anv
duly
assessed
on
Hie
cool
of
re
placement
would
be
remitted
up.
on
production
of
evidence
that
anchors
arid
buoy
were
actually
lost
on
fishing
trips,
and
lhal
they
were
replaced
4ind
paid
for
by
the
crew,
such
losses
being
eonidered
casualties
within
the
meaning
of
Section
4
fill."
'Signed
llughen.
and
was
sunnlemenled
hv
IU
following
memorandum:
.
Another
Memorandum
"'Articles
referred
to
In
mv
despatch
No.
9ni:
Huoys,
either
canvas
oir
filled.
or
ordinary
wnoden
kegs,
used
lo
now
up
the
eml
of
a
tie
attarhed
Jo
fishing
trawl.
Small
anchors
from
15
pounds
lo
2!i
pounds,
ued
on
Hie
em
of
fishing
trawls
lo
hold""!!
on
Ihe
bottom.
Hook
and
lines
used
to
mnU
up
the
trawl";
which
was
aHnchd
to
Hiq
com
munication
received
from
II.
n
Consul.
General
al
Vancouter.
A
interpreted
al
this
office,
this
I
is:
UslJ
Fiirtber
Imiury
i
heing
made
ind
If
information
covering
Him
matter
i
reeeivel
a
further
reply
to
this
Mter
will
tie
sent.
Very
reeefiilly
ytmr.
K.
A.
WAKKFli'.LD.
American
iVmsul.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS-
I
UK
latel
Liberal
rallying
cry
I'atlullo.
Palullo,
flali'
Huh!
Ilah!
.VewllHi,
Newton.
IUh!
Ib.li
I
Itali?
MackKy.
Mackay.
Ha!
Ha!
Ha!
i
itiere
any
pleasure
sweeter
Thsn
Jusj
.lyjng
in.
llj
sun
While
around
are
elfin
voice
Spreading
elieerfuliie-s
and
fun
-4-
WHAT
I
lite
a)Mut
an
eerlMin
f
is
reailing
Ihe
liutnornu
slutT
onie
of
lu
edUbrs
publish.
THK
Hishop
l.ondftn
ay.
he
feels
iki
a
boy
of
.sivly
six
years
f
ag;
kiu.i
have
been
playing
al
politic
liVe
some
"3r
our
local
politician,
Hut
ttf.il
would
make
him
a
ery
young
boy.
A
SCOTSMAN
1in
asked
what
hrand
of
lohaero
he-
whs
smoking,
replied
that
he
did
not
ak
him.
YOF
may
h
lie.ini
..f
jrirl
who
when
akrd
Tf
she
Mil
out
the
daitee
replied
thai
Ti
wh
i
no
tir.d
and
would
rnlher
danre
TUFY
say
Hint
a
vair.
wa
hroiiyht
hefnre
Maiittrale
Mc-i
i
inoit
recently
and
when
III
Yv
stun
aked
what
wn
the
ha
ge
w
told
"Fi'agrancy
vunr
Worship
"
URGE
SUPPRESSION"
OF
DRUG
TRAFFIC
School
Board
Endorses
Resolution
Seat
Them
Regarding
Big
Convention
A
Ihe
meeting
of
the
school
hoard
an
inghl
Ihe
following
t
'
mi
ton
was
pansel:
AVhe'-ea
the-
tlipprefoi
-
of
he
dr.ig
iraffie
ran
only
he
ac-
Miiiplisliril
hy
Ihe
united
and
ro.
..pr-taMe
action
of
all
nalion:
And
wherenft-Caiutda,
in
coin.
'jinon
with
other
countries'.
Im
telegram
and
memY
randum
refers
jvilal
inieresi
in
the
Mippreion
strictly
In
articles
.f
gear
which
may
be
purchased
in
a
foreign
port
after
having
heen
lost
al
sea
Ihroiigh
stress
of
weather
and
which
could
not
have
heen
obtained
t
an
American
port
with
out
iiieonveniehrlUg
Hie
master
and
crew
of
Ihe
vessel
for
whleh
Ihe
ptirehaA
(fs
made.
of
such
Iraffie
as
it
alreudy
cau-
tttnte
a
seriou
and
Insidious
meanre
in
our
iialMtunl
welfare:
'Therefon
be
it
reoled
lhal
we
humbly
petition
Ihe
iivern-menl
of
Canada
ty
lake
step
to
have
direct
repre.enlalfon
al
the
opium
ewference
lo
be
held
in
Fajrope
ItU
fall,
and
that
such
representation
should
itirlude
a
minister
of
Ibe
Dominion
eabiuel
and
also
a
lay
repreentalie.
He
it
further
respectfully
.uh
mitlnl
that
the
name
of
Judge
F.mily
Murptiy.
aulliore
and
iMiliee
HKiKislrale
nf
IVlmonlor
should
be
Minsialered
a
a
lay
i
preventative
a
her
close
stud)
nf
and
writing
on
the
question
together
with
her
wide
experience
in
court
work
place
her
in
i
IMi.ition
to
render
valuable
er
vice
to
the
eonfereny;
ami
fur.
Ihermore
there
could
lw
no
more
suitable
delegate
rlin.en
to
teak
for
the
people
of
finada.
ar
Hcularly
Ihe
women,
wild
whose
viewpoint
on
Ihi
seriou
pro
Idem
she
j
fully
rogniianl.
TEA
AND
SALE
Held
by
Women's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Church
at
Home
of
Mrs.
Plllsbury
A
ucceful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
wa
held
by
the
Women'
Auxiliary
of
SI.
An
drew's
Anglican
Church
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
II.
PitUbiiry.
Fourth
Avenue
Vet.
ycslerd.iv
afternoon.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Mclennan
poured
and
was
nsiled
by
Mr
lleginald
llraumont
and
Mr.
A.
II.
Nichols.
Mr.
M.
M.
Stephen
anil
Mr.
A.
K.
Har
et-Jone
were
in
charge
of
the
home
conking
kind
Mrs.
O.
A.
Woodland
was
Hie
c;i
shier
Snowy
Table
Linen
Tkt
purt
Ulktr
t
Sumlifkl
Sp
ll'iilil
tkt
tllke$
(r.
tUj.NOTckem.
Uiltj.TkttSM0
Gmarmntft
Purity
It
ittmt
ti
tvtrj
lab-Ill
Sm.tmt
S4f.
OV
all
things,
table
cloths
and
napkins
benefit
most
from
the
mild,
cleansing
Sunlight
bath.-
An
ordinary
wuahinf
wears
table
linen
out
even
more
than
table
use.
How
different
the
Sunlight
wayl
Just
soak
the
clothes,
after
rubbing
lightly
with
Sunlight
Soap,
and
all
dirt
is
lootencd,
all
grease
dissolved
and
this
without
any
grinding
rub
on
the
wash
board.
Then
you
rinve
and
the
dirt
just
runs
away.
Result:
freshness,
purity
and
snowy
cleanliness.
Li'.VKR
BROTHERS
LIMITED
TORONTO
stu
0
.
The
Delicious
Flavor
N
drawn
from
the
leaves
of
SALADS"
GREEN
TEA
has
won
it
millions
of
users.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Buy
a
pucku(u
today
mt
SAMPLE
ol
tiKiM
TU
UPO
hFgiltST.
"SiUD
Iita'
Oliver
Government
Increases
Workmen's
Compensation
Allowance
John
01ier's
fioterumenl
iiKrened
tiien'v
Omipenoalioii
from
55
per
cent
to
62
per
cent
of
wage
loss.
John
Oliver'
Uoterumeiil
raie
Hie
I
.
t
-
i
ion
of
n
workinau'
willow
from
$20
to
$35
pr
month.
John
f)ier'
(Soveriimenl
raiie
Ibe
.ill
;.
for
en
i
h
ehild
from
$5.00
to
$7.50
per
month.
Hiwers
AH
provided
for
only
ten
children;
Ihe
Other
tiini
rtimeiil
amendment
inrlut
I.
ehiblreii.
Hndrr
Ihe
llow.er
Art
a
widow
w.n
rhlldren
got
$40
per
month;
under
H-nnieudnienl
be
gel
$65.00
per
month.
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For
pieiites,
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Salmon,
A
few
litis,
in
the
pantry
are
alwav
handy
Hloek
a
supply
oil
ycnir
boal
that
a
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