i
i
PAQI.TWO.
For
Flavor
H
Insist
on
SALAM
limisin
abroad
and
the
new
of
yesterday
put
I
lie
Rely
made
of
Ihe
building
nf
Ihe
elevator.
The
eye
HA80
Always
fresh
and
pure.
Sold
'
only
in
sealed
aluminum
packets.
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday.
June
II.
I
OS
I.
Prosperity
Now
Faces
This
City.
An
era
of
prosperity
eem
In
be
now
opening
nut
ahead
of
this
cily
and-
district.
Kverjwhere
there-
i
the
note
iiiu
iiiiiri."
n
inru
iiwii
t.irnc
iiuu
licipiil
ill
iiuwuiil
llll
goon
.
.
.
cause
and
show
Ottawa
mat
we
had
public
would
give,
of
Iheir
time
and
money
in
the
THOMAS
DEASY
TELLS
!
situaliou.
Only
one
thing
more
is
desired
in
the
immediate
l'
reluni
future
ami
.that
is
new-
that
the
ship
construction
OfU
climax
on.
the
Hrilih
h:.:l...i
..:i:
i...
"hi.
spirited
citizens
who
public
inlere(
What
Is
Next
Step
To
Take.
The
first
step
for
Prince
Ilupcrt
people
to
lake
now
l
In
sel
their
own
businesses
in
order
so
lhat
I
hey
may
be
prepared
to
care
for
it
as
it
develops.
Walch
lhat
prosperity
doe
not
spe)
ruin.
Keep
up
with
Ihe
times
and
hold
the
business
thnt
i
offering
and
above
all
give
service
to
the
commiinily.
The
next
step
will
lie
lo
lake
advantage
in
a
public
way
of
all
the
opportunities
that,
offer
to
advertise
the
city
and
the
grain
route
am)
Ihe
shipbuilding
plant.
Also
this
i
n
good
time
In
look
around
with
ti
view
to
inducing
other
industries
to
come
here.,
Things
oflen
come
lo
those
who
wail,
but
more
often
to
thosp
wjio
work
and
at
the
same
lime
watch
for
the
main
chance.
We
must
keep
for
Prince
llujierl-
the
name
of
being
a
live
town.
And
Not
Forget
Political
Campaign.
In
the
midsl'of
our
rejoicing
over
the
elevnlor
prospects
we
must
nut
forget
that
we
have,
a
political
fight
on
hand
and
thai
it
is
necessary
to
keep
the
old
lowu
moving
ahead.
Stagnation
is
one
ot
tin
last
tilings
any
or
us
want
in
Ihe
past
by
men
who
have
the
interests,
or
Hie
duirici
i
heart
.and
who
have
the
rCsoect
of
'the
whole
cmmlm-
u
imi.-oi'-Hght
-
...
......
.
,
.
.
.
VICTORIA
BOARD
OF
TRADE
ABOUT
NORTH
Indian
Agtnt
Visits
Aldergrova
And
Will
Sand
ToUm
Pole
to
New
Westminster
VICTOIIIA,
June
II.
Afler
a
ciaration
nf
forty
year,
two
old
timers
met
nl
Aldergmve
Ihi
(week
when
Thomas
Deay,
former
Indian
agent
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isknnl.
visited
Philip
'Jarkman.
one
nf
the
two
surviv
ing
members
of
Ihe
rtoyal
Cngin."!
eer
Company
who
helped
In
es.
MhlMi
New
Westminster
in
IH.V.i.
Accompanying
.Mr.
Deay
to
Al-dergrove
were
Mr.
and
Mr.
Illalph
WiNon,
li.
W.
Shilc
ami
W.
II.
Keary
of
New
Wclnunlcr.
Mr.
Jtirkman
i
in
hi
ninetieth
year
ami
i
liack
in
good
heallh
'following
a
somewhat
serious
illness.
,
Mr.
Deay,
who
recently
relired
from
hi
government
post
at
Maelt,
ami
ha
Jtil
come
to
is
to
nmeec.lf"
in'"
nl"r'
will
be
turned
in
this
direction
and
nothing
will
hold
11
back.
Credit
Is
Due
To
Our
Own
Member.
The
grealel
credit
i
due
to
Fred
Hlork,
member
for
Skeeua,
fur
the
oulcntne
of
the
elevator
campaign,
lie
ha
worked
in
season
and
out
of
reason
lo
secure
this
and
everyone
here,
both
political
friends
and
political
opponents,
will
be
glad
lo
know
of
his
success.
While
we
disagree
al
lime
over
pnli
tics,
we
all
agree
that
we
want
Prince
Rupert
to
prosper,
and
we
can
unite
011
occasion
.to
presk.,lhe
claims
of
the
city.
Next
lo
Fred
Stork
we
cannot
help
bul
mention
Fred
Daw-Min,
director
of
Ihe
railway
company,
lion.
T.
D.
Pallullo,
provincial
miuisler
of
land,
and
Ron.
A.
,M.
Mauson,
attorney
general,
all
of
whom
have
made
repeated
representation
to
Ottawa
in
regard
to
(his
mailer
and
have
taken,
jl
up
personally
with'
Ihe
ninilers
at
Ottawa,
mot
of
whom
they
know
personally.
Tho
who
wish
lo
vole
against
Mr.
Pattullo
here
will
do
so
and,
we
have
no
quarrel
with
Ihem,
buf
I
hey
will
admit
that
in
(his
cae
he
deserve
some
of
the
CredR
thai
is
coming
this
way.
Roth
he
and
Mr.
Manson
and
Mr.
Dawson
have
been
willing
to
throw
down
their
work
al
short
order
and
go
east
when
duty
rnlle'd.
We
are
alo
glad
lo
include
among
Ihe
men
who
helped
in
a
lesser
way
such
a
good
Conservative
ns
C.
II.
Orme,
who
went
In
retire,
i
o
lifelong
friend
.of
Mr.
Keary.
Hoth
are
son
nf
Crimean
War
cleran.
both
were
.horn
In
Portsmouth.
I'ngland,
came
on!
on
Ihe
ame
boat
together,
lled
near
earh
other
tit
Sapperlon
ami
laler
learned
tlie
printing
trade.
Mr.
Deasy
layed
in
New
Welniinler
Jfor
ten
year
and
afterward1
re
newed
to
Victoria
where
he
wa
fire
chief
for
fifteen
.year.
Al
Ihe
board
of
Irade
luncheon
,Mr.
Deay
poki
for
a
few
minute
on
condition
in
Xorlhern
Columbia
and
promised
at
onie
future
dale
to
leltiil
connected
1.;
..
.!
ik.
l.ii....
,
.
-
,
.
.
11.11.
I'll
iWIIH
HI
rtlll'NIH
llll-
IIIIIIUII."
ininri
uic
i.iiiniaici
iri
luwiit"
MH.il
iirjijiiriv
.1"
jiiniiiiiicru
III
nil
paper
Mime
lime
ago.
Already
considerable
building
is
going
on
in
the
city
and
11.:
...:n
i...
i
.......
..i
i.
i.
......
.i.r:..
.
Mr.
Ieny,
who
h.v
for
the
rontrurlion
pole,
forty-four
feel
nrnmgcd
if
h
I
idem
Ion
v.
an.
mi
mil
un
iru?i-
iin
iinii
uic
iiiiiiiuiii
riiirnt
n.i
iit-cii
iirini-i...
.
n...
:
,
,....
es
of
the
world'
....
.
.
,..
.auj.
.
1
1
n
ii."-iii
-11
3
in-
iM-iiit
made
for
the
pole
In
be
brought
to
New
Westminster
and
lo
be
erected
in
one
of
Hie
cily
park.
NAAS
RIVER
PEOPLE
HELD
CELEBRATION
Budget
of
News
From
Rich
Valley
of
North:
Crops
Look
Well:
Indians
go
to
Canneries
Special
by
Mail,
AIYA.NSII,
June
II
May
21
i
always
a
hip
day
for
the
Indian
of
Aiyaiish.
Tbi
year
(earn.
from
Kincolilh
and
(irecnville
viMlcii
itient
lo
try
conclusion
al
haehall,
football
and
basketball.
The
sport
,
ronmienceil
on
Friday,
Hay
i'.t,
ami
continued
until
the
'
following
Wednesday
it..
t
n...:
to
Ottawa
with
S.
J.
Mcl.eod.
nresidenl
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
i"'""
"T
"!,""r-
'u
,,,r
I
..u.....
xi
n.:
...'
...
r
.
.i
home
down
the
river.
Most
of
e
sel
Hers
came
in
on
I
lie
2Uh
lo
ne
(he
sport
.
Kincolilh
won
for
"keep"
"the
fq'nthall
cup,
Iiaviriic
won
II
for
three
limes,
(irecnville
securing
the
cup
for
baseball.
(.nleus
are
looking
well
a
Ibere
hae
been
eeral
good
rain.
Weather
ha
been
cool
for
Ihe
last
Iwo
week
liul
with
warm
weather
il
I
hoped
lo
eipial
Ihe
bumper
crop
nf
last
year.,
Mr.
(inrdon,
nmllier
of
"Charley"
Cordon,
ba
loft
her
home
in.
Victoria
rind
come
to
make'
herr
home
wilh
her
son
nl
hi
ranch
"Irene."
Dominion
ConMahle
Newnham
and
Mr..
Newnham
expect
to
leave
Aiynnh
for
Ihe
nipulli
nf
Ihe
rler
some,
lirnc
this
mnnlh.
We
undersluml
Kincolilh
will
be
hi
headquarter.
.
Mr.
Sluarl,
wife
of
''Hill
We
have
been
served
well!S,"nr''
,,a''
,",'n
!""',l,,,",,y
f"f
ine
past
i
monin
iniinwing
a
stroke
nf
paralysis.
Two
been
served
by
stnlesmen
rather
thnn
by
poliliciatis.
week
ago
lie
wa
taken
to
Hie
This
is
no
time
for
a
change.
Lei
us
keep
moving
ahead
'"'P11'"1
l
l'"rl
Simpson.
Last
and
not
take
any
risks.
Can'l
we
jusl
forget
our
polflical
bia
rpl,orl
"I,nk,
"f
n
""Kht
mproe-
i"i
ioi-
iiuu-
nnce
ami
nun
supiiorl
iippuri
trie
mr
men
men
who
won
have
nave
stood
siuoii
bv
ny
n.
ns,
Ixlll,,,,,,-
a
and
Mnnnn
have
fought
our
hallle
provincially,"
Just
as
hns
fought
Ihem
in
life
'Dominion.
We
Slork'
ison
tia
returned
lo
hi
llinv
may
not
lint
a
always
wav
i:iv.."""
"
naronr
iiriuging
agreed
wilh
all
(hey
have
done
or
the
wav
in
which
Ihev
iiv!A
fine,
horse
In
help
with
the,
none
it.
wr
nrny
reel
agrie.ved
nl
some
small
nyillers
but
this
Is
the
time
to
piny
the
part
of
big
men
and
elect
the
men
who
can
serve
us
best.
,
.
When
a
Shoe
Dealer
polishes
his
own
shoes,
he
knows
which
polish
gives
the
best
results.
He
always
uses
TiQQGET
Sloe
Polish
JUl
BLACK
TAN
-
TONEY
RED
.
DARK
BROWN.
AUSO
WHITE
DrtMlo
(take)
mid
Whllt
CHan.r
(liquid)
work.
Charley
Cordon
ha
relumed
via
Ihe
Terrace
trail
bringing
with
)iim
a
fine
pan
of
horse-
Mr'
.Phillip
leM.
by
Ihe
trail,
rnr
Alice
Arm
on
June
2.
He
ex.
peel
In
be
working
Ihere
for
the
nimmer.
About
sixty
men
and
boy
from
Aiynnsli
leave
the
middle
of
Hie
month,
for
Hie
Skeenn
rannerie,
The
rel
go
In
Arramlale
and
S'aa
Harbor,
Mill
Day
cannery
is
not
operaling
lliis
year.
Ilev.
Oliver
Thome.
Church
of
Knglaud
missionary
al
Aiyansh.
ha
received
from
Virlnria
hi
commissinn
a
Jusllce
nf
Hie
pisice.
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION.
nd
aee
that
you
set
it.
tf
THE
DAIhY
WRWB.
!
Tbe
Man
in
the
Mood
j
SAYSj
I'D
liale
In
be
a
-lap.
II
I
said
dial
tliere
are
no
'Japanee
ru
wont,
and
I'm
ure
I'd
b"
too
patriotic
to
.wear
in
l'.nlili.
H"S
time
la
be
studying
up
the
haehall
iliolioiihry
for
the
lalel
term
of
11
Im
o.
i'
IUUPK.VrF.ltS
ousht
lo
lie
very
bu
tlne
day.
Political
fence
an
beinjr
conlanlly
repaired
and
Ihe
little
hammer
of
the
oppoi.
lion
route
aluMK'
mid
pound
them
conl
inuouly.
A
HICK
fpwn
U
one
where
they
conduclta
polilie.d
cainpaiiin
hy
wrilinw
on
Hie
fence
and
sidewalk.
'
A
C.MJSF,
I
h
very
weak
one
when
il
ha
to
be
bol'lcred
up
by
She
ame
hand
that
'
write
obcinilie
in
obciire'pIace.
Till-."
way
to
enjoy
a
political
irame
l
In
kit
on
the
fence
niidi
cheer
while
Hie
iipiiiinK
idi
run
nway
from
each
oilier.
TIIK
Proxfitrial
party
Tory
l.alHir
candidate
i
oer
at
the
Queen
CharlnlJ
Nland
letllup
Hie
people
how
be
like
I
be
pink;
lea
llower
lory
camlidale.
-
IT
I
commonly
reMirlel
that
Ihe
literary
ecllon
of
one
of
Ibe
campaign
conimillee
h.i
been
workiu?
day
and
night
try
in?
to
write
a
poliHcal
eay
on
"What
jKoox.
I.mpre.
Windor.
Ontral'
Newlon
ha
Done
for
Prince
It
1
1
-
and
Premier
Hotel.
Wholesale
!
perl."
II
will
be
published
later.
jicuc
were
rcneweil
for
Hie
"
jlleaxer
l.biior
2i.
ami
the
Prince:
TUP.
wort
knock
Paliillo
haiiupert
lniMirtluu
.
Allendiiu
fot
o
far
wn
Ihe
diverting
f(tln.
meeliiur
ww
Mayor
Newlon
the
opposition
pun
from
liim
tumd
lrfimmisiouer
V
M
T.
Ho
McKay.
II
-eeiii
that
.Wriif
bl
and
Atd.
Hioiiia
Mail-
llie
polilldll
fiallt
i
now
between
J.nnl,
Ihe
Provincial
Tory
Party
and
the'
.....
Hower
Tory
Parly
a
to
which
itAnn
niiii
ntstn
nil
liall
have
second
place.
JllUKt
dUILUHIU
UW
i
HOWSP.lt
lie
io
a
palatial'
reidence
at
Hie
lop
of
Jjnb
Hill.'
Victoria,
ami
hi
candidate
ar!
Satisfies
that
ejpeclel
to
botinob
with
blm
....
.
,
.
.
afternoon1
'I'-r
are
t,ei.,,r
a.kc.l
for
an
there
at
dinner
and
'l'hHn
In
the
Inlander
martin
lea.
Oliver
lite
In
a
bumble
lt,nlm"
fM,f,,n'1
Ap-
n'"
collate
among'
Ihe
other
worker
"'w
In
a
nuNet
part
or
the
cily.
J'"1,
Propose,!
to
erect
at
take
rr
hi
Coal
w
hen
he
im
,,',
''k
"f,,"'-
Pre.eni
premlsi!
IM
wi"
Include
uinT
in
I!,,.
I.....4.
!....(
oflnn
rnelv-
.IWr.
f,,r
Mr-
"''
M"-
n''
vi.ilnr.
In
ll.o
Lll-I...,,
V-l
f-l,rr"
l''ll-
11
'
that
f.irl
,.r
In
llm.
....
Mr
Pliable
.l'J'
"f
''"
addilinn
will
iai.-
iii.
n.
..r
v,.
run
''
eiphl
lboiiand
dol-
11,11
.,
i..
.1...
ii
een
or
....
,
lar
iiiH'iir
iiiiiii).
j
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilncs
Rupert
June
11,
1914.
1
In
a
Malcmcnl
regarding
the
recent
disbauduienl
nf
the
Karl
Orey's
Owil
Hide
In
Prince
Itu-iert,
Hon.
Sam
Hughe,
minister
of
militia,
stale
thai
Hie
acHon
wa
taken
because
the
rvgimciit
wa
purely
a
Liberal
poll
lira
I
nr-gauiation.
Local
huinesmen
stale
thai
Prince
Itupert
will
loi
uiiich
a
a
result
of
recent
legislation
which
reduce
the
number
nf
salmon
fishing
license
iiici
to
Indian
in
Hie
ditrict.
healthy
candy-appetite!
A
keen
out-of-doors
appetite
wilcomes
the
nourishing.
gooJnen
of
wholesome
candy
like
cilons
Macaroon
Bar.
Smooth
milk
chocolate
with
cilsp
cocoanut
flakes
to
make
It
de-liclously
"crunchy
jmt
the
thlig
to
allav
that
out-of-doors
hunger,
Neilson
$
Macaroon
Bar
1$
a
1
5
-cetlts
worth
of
candy-value,
Cliocolate
Bars
Over
Forty
Delightful
Kinds
BEER
IS
A
FOOD
SECOND
AVENUE
IS
'For
ears
it
ha
been
prescribed
bv
ph)iciau
TO
COMMENCE
S00N!H--r
-
i-,n
'"
Jh
u'
(worker
tight
spirit
drinking.
.BURNS
LAKE
The
Hum
Lake
Hoy
Seoul
held
a
dance
in
lludily's
Hall
last
B;week
lo
raie
fund
for
llielr
ne-
livitie.
The
nlTnlr
nlo
in
Ihe
nature
nf
n
farewell
In
llr
I.
W.
Lang
who
ha
left
for
Hut-Inn
where
he
will
establish
a
practice.
The
new
fire
engine
fur
Dunn
Lake
wa
shipped
from
Vancou
ver
on
May
.11
mid
should
arrive
here
this
week.
Mr.
George
laylor
of
Dickie
ha
returned
from
Lo
Angele
where
she
wa
called
mi
nccoiuil
of
Hie
seriou
illnes
and
i'b-seipienl
death
of
her
inolher.
The
licence
commission
niel
Hob
Saul
ha
gone
In
Vane
ni-yeerday
and
renewed
I
fir
liipior
,cr
and
doe
not
expeel
to
reiurn
license
for
the
lloyal,
Savoy,
here
until
fall.
Keen,
sparkling
eyes,
vigorous
bodies
and
crispy
Kellogg's
just
naturally
go
together,
Flakes
.filled
with
flavor
and
health
serve
with
milk
or
cream.
CORNFLAKES
Ovn-frfh
alwmyt
Si
nisn
The
lempenince
force
of
(Iron!
Ilrtliiii
Ui'
'
beer
and
in
Iweiil)
jenrvci(t
IJ'CJs'X
IfW
'
hanl
liquor
ill
half.
The
temperance
force
of
Swltierlaiid
fo'iftd
beer
and
rrdnreil
Ihe
ttatloiia!
ilrlnk
hill
b
nmre
h
in
u.
per
cenl.
The
leniperniice
fun'e
of
Norway
mid
.Mwdoti
dmrht
inls-pernuce
wilh
beer
under
Ihe
nrdhenhilrg
s(rtn
firrf
Usual
facilities
were
offered
lieer
ilrlnker-
id
di
stiiiiplloii
of
spirit
fell
lo
a
negligible
mini"
'
Does
It
Not
Stand
To
Reason
THAT
Ihe
light,
health
giving
brew-
fnun
our
wv;i
ILL.
diislries,
manufactured
from
Ihe
barley
and
hop
f
r
1
,t51
our
own
H.C.
farms
i
heller
for
our
ieope
ih.v
.mc'd'
listilled
spirits?
If
Ihe
beer
plebiscite
eimr-
'
will
be
given
by
Ihe
government
for
consuming
'f
iuilrile
beverage
at
a
Mlalnble
leuipernliire
ami
l
,k
glass,
sii
thai
one
need
never
purrhase
inorr
than
i
,,f
sired
for
jmmedile
rouuiilplioii.
Vote
for
the
Beer
Plebiscite
and
an
even
more
sober
British
Columbia
MODERATION
LEAGUE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Gordon
Ro,
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
a.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
floating
Dry
Doclj
Engineer!,
Machinists,
ollermaksrs,
laokinilth,
makars,
Founders,
Woodworksrs,
sw.
ILE0TRI0
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDlWO.
Our
plant
i
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3W.