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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
May
fi.
I9il.
Ijonp
Radio
Becoming
Important
Factor.
The
preeiilatiou
of
a
prize
of
a
radio
sol
o
the
wTiler
of
Ihe
best
essay
on
saving
the
forests
i
an
indication
that
radio
is
popular
and
that
it
is
increasing,
in
popularity.
Next
winter
a
great
many
more
Prince
Rupert
people
will
have
-els
and
already
several
local
dealers
Vloeking
are
them.
While
we
are
n
lillle
'Mow
in
taking
up
radio
we
can
all
see
what
a
great
thing
il
would
be
fur
Ihe
i-olaled
districts.
.
Everyone
Watching
For
News
Of
Flyers.
-
-
,
II
:..
.
I
r
t
.
.
."
V"
.
T
it
wumieriiii
wnat
great
interest
is
being
taken
in
.
the
progress
01
me
tnree
Hying
expedition,
two
of
which
are
mak
mg
Ihe
round
the
world
attempt.
Young
and
old
want
to
know
about
llipir
mnvpmiiiil.
II
r..l.-.i.!
A
11.
i
.1
-
.............-.
1,
1
IIKtl
llllllllllg
nas
Ml
aniu-cu
puiuic
interest
since
Ihe
sigiung'or
Ihe
Treaty
of
Ver
sailles.
Class
Of
Work
That
No
Others
Do.
The
Salvation
Armv
does
a
elass
11
f
vvorV
Hi
-it
....
iimm
iif
iiiiici
or-
.
.
-
.
..
.
grtiiizatiou
does,
thver
since
the
nriran;i;,,
.r
it...
1....1..
1...
lieneral
Roolli
in
London.
Ihe
armv
h
i.n
..o-.:
or
.in
uplift
nature,
looking
nffer
Ihe
fallen
and
doing
its
,e-t
to
pick
up
those
who
arc
dovvii.
U
is
a
work
of
love
and
one
that
,r""'
fpci!
10
ine
sympaimes
or
the
people,
generally.
Jul
now
the
army
is
needing
monev
nnH
noonto
,.t
n
.i::
nominalions
as
as
lhne
no!
religiously
incline.I,
aVe
giving
Wild
Talk
Is
Not
Beneficial.
rt
;
i
1
ihtc
is
a
got
mi
1ip.11
or
-iiii
loll-
...
i..
.
.
.
.
.
of
an
idea
..d
WMM
SK'I
............
,...,-,-.
(Al
r.iimonion
Mindav
there
was
1
rather
u.lerest.ng
demonstralioi.
and
in
Glasgow
one
of
tht
members
or
narlinmenl
Aleeling;
of
this
Unn?MaiZX
Sr.:rr;:.-
improvements
rio
someti
mo
t
L
T.L
L:..
"'"I
:nn
"periment
and
-oim
someiiines
narnuiil.
Poets
May
Dream
But
Men
Must
Work.
tlflftft
rrtfkX
ll
nnn
n
v...l
fl
f.
.....
won.
.7
o
Jo
u
.
"
"
!,s.weu
",at
hou!d.
All
of
us
"
;
.
"
,,,c
"".npior
sometimes
in
order
lo
re
XZ,rZTlnt
nl
IMof,
no,
do
aild
oossiblv
the
n
nV.
T
,
V'Tr.."'
fish.
Uiere
is
loo
Utile
re
work
iu
olherV
w
"Nerves
in
Bad
State
Could
Not
Sleep"
Mrs.
H.
N.
TardelL
rlarrowsnrith,
Ont,
writes:
I
,?,y
,DttrV"
HT
a
vtt1
bd
u'e.
nd
for
nearly
six
mo.th.
I
cLd
not
know
whst
it
Tu
was
to
hate
a
Cood
night'i
rest.
no,
..t,
and
never
fell
well.
I
heard
,1,
V.
it
Zli
so
:
iTii
wi.
and
thought
I
would
try
it
After
takinc
it
for
a
few-day
I
began
to
feel
better,
and
toon
wat
able
to
deep
well
at
night.
My
appetite
alio
returned,
and
1
felt
itronger
and
better,
and
after
taking
three
boxes
of
Dr.
Chase'i
Nerve
Food
I
wat
quite
well.
I
have
alto
given
the
Nerve
Food
to
my
little
girl,
with
good
Br.
Chase's
Nerve
Fed
cu.
a
bot
of
eo
pliu,
Hdnaaaoa,
Btm
A
Ou,
ljiL,
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS.
SO.MK
people
ar'
wondering
if
some
of
those,
chemical
Mint
STEWART
II.
A.
Heywood.
in
n
nn
2i-r
for
Ihe
Terminus
Mines
,d
recent
ly
organized
lo
take
over
the
.Northern
Terminus
group,
ar
rived
last
week
from
Victoria
u
lake
charge
of
a
urogram
of
de-
veinpmenl
work
which
is
lo
bj
vigorously
proseculed
on
Hi
American
Creek
high
grade
silver
properly.
Mndfrey
Smith
of
Victoria
conimpnceit
the
construction
of
;u
storey
IIUSIIICSS
block
Oil
r
lllll
Mreel
near
I
he
HanV
of
Mnnlreal
in
which
he
will
open
up
a
furniture,
builders'
and
miners'
suriiily
slore.
W.
.1.
Crawford
is
to
innl.il
leniiis
court
adjoining
his
home
oe
Jraversy
has
relnmp.l
rrom
a
holiday
Irin
of
pvr.r.-.l
months
o
Port
and.
Miss
Cora
Tollefson
ii
on
inree
weeks'
business
Irip
lo
Ketchikan,
A
fire
deimrlmenl
is
In
be
or.
ganled
In
Stewart.
W.
II.
Tooth
and
William
Tolln
tmvn
hdn
elerled
n
cnuimiltee
to
collect
funds
In
purchase
necessnrv
equipmenl.
Ore
is
Ileitis
'snrLcil
nn
H..
Porler-Idabo
Dronnrlv
mot
inn
Ions
will
be
shipped
(his
iring.
THE
DAILY
KKWa
Tuesday-.
Mnjr
fl
19
,
(
7
MANSON
GIVES
ADDRESS
NELSON
sweeten
Hie
breath
might
prevent
sPes
Scathingly
of
Other
Two
Hie
breath
or
scandal
injuring'
P
Leaders
and
Mentions
people.
Legislation
j
n
i"
ail
right
In
control
a
"I
am
uriiHs
la
hear
Ken
J""11
ami
Mruggimg
imi
iirri
netti
Canmhe
II
on
ui
ti.-r.
machine
hut
it
is
extremely
would
he
a
.alinr
ruiidi.lat
nm
ickiu
id
coin
nil
an
older
wg
in
.eln.
The
Trade
am;
machiue
esperially
if
it
epoue
l.al.r
Journal
stales
lhal
llniil.
mows
dial
arc
opposed
to
yours.
Odumbia
leads
Canada
in
regard
I'o
labor
iuclion.
A
l-ihoi
.
..
....
1
..
.
.
i.ii.m.
a
rai
eiaie
iiiiii(on-camiiiale
against
a
govcrnmenl
aire
into
a
popular
labor
leader
candidate
ecm
impossible.
I
would
h
alioiu
as
ditlirull
at
for
can'l
believe
it,"
S.
Maled
tloti
a
fat
man
to
keep
hi
troucr
A.
M.
Man-on
at
the
opera
houe,
uji
with
a
belt.
f
speaking
In
a
jneeiuig
called
for
"
"
111
'
,ll
purpose
or
hearing
Hi
rati
Sl'PPOSK
tli
time,
should
roni
met
minister,
according
lo
a
re
wnen
.1
male
employee
would
published
in
Ih
Nelson
I1.1v
lo
siitimit
to
unpleasant
l-tjly
New.
a
Cnueralie
p.ier
ininiiiariiie
rroin
Ihe
lady
bos
.much
laughter
ami
i-..miiiciil
or
loe
hi-
job?
"J'm
Idu,"
.ail
Ihe
sea
Willi
a
moaning
ijfh.
'
loo,"
say
provincials
I
till
w"ll
nt'xrr
.ay
di.
.
t
-
VANCOI'VKlt
Has
pick.!
out
a
'pood
Viliien"
anil
will
awanl
wa
caused
during
.Mr.
Maiison
faddre...
when
h
referred
to
lien
eral
Mrltae.
lender
f
Hi
I'rmui
ci.il
Parly,
a
Hie
mi.rnrrcd
lir
of
the
war.
A
lady
in
the
audience
spoki
up,
.iking:
And
where
were
you
"I
w
doingi!my
bel
under
Ho
him
a
medal.
It
i
understood
rirrunKtanc,'''rpliel
ih
allor
mat
?n-al
dillicully
was
eiper-
.v
general,
a.
oiiiek
a-
a
whip
lenred
in
I.HMiinv
such
a
person.
iral
.Marline
wa
sol.lierim
according
In
the
Winnipeg
Fre
I"
London,
and
If
Ih
lady
Ihmk
l're..
ih
it
of
liigli
rhameler
I
uonli
AM
-lill
thinking
what
a
time
ago
i
mul
hae
bn
refer
her
lo
Searchlight
No.
A.N
old
timer
is
a
person
who
which
Males
that
Ih
Provineia
knew
how
to
walk
jauntily
up
party
will
not
1I0
any
inmllinv
.-nlte
Mnfl
on
Sunday
morning
However.
Premier
t)lier
wa
in
his
hirl
-eee
and
feel
a
if
'ermd
a
the
"rlait
idiid.
he
were
dreil
tin.
I
nm
inl.l
ai'l
Jutie
Mallagher
"an
a."
thai
sometime
ncofde
aot
unt'1
"i
lady
wish
lo
Minpor
unday
mornings
in
lhoe
days.
that
kind
of
a
parly"
asked
Mr
Man-on
.'Appaile
.
In
Ihe
Pro.
iurial
parly,
the
attorney
gen
eral
realized
Hire
rlae.
the
when
people
got
up
herore
noon!"""ri,oraM"n
lawyers.
such
a
Sir
on
Sunday
mornings.
WIIKN
w
gel
our
new
elevator
we
shall
have
a
bppr
slide
of
society
in
Prince
'Huperl
lor
they
say
lhal
devalnr
nien'ar
giwxl
mixers.
MK.N
were
born
lo
rule,
but
Ihey
dont.
l.ha.
II.
Tuper
and
Sir
John
(Nelson,
and
dUgfunllcd
Coner.
valtves.
As
U)nservalives.
he
,aled.
they
could
haie
kept
the
nam
or
a
good
party
out
of
Ihe
mud.
The
third
element
wa
en-
tilleit
to
sympathy.
The
lady,
he
suggested,
was"
probably
in
Ilia
class.
The
Searchlights
contained
scandalous
literalure.
which
in
suited
the
men
and
women
of
the
province.
'
Attacks
Bowser
In
regard
to
W.
J.
liowsrr.
Hip
allorney
general
referred
to
di.
n
senioq
in
Ihe
Ilowser
camp
since
Mav
6.
191
i-Jio.
au.i
mai.
tie
said,
was
A
bad
ace.dent
on
the
u.rv
un';
-f
linp
eA!
or
sr,.ii.,.
.
"ru
wa"-
'
ntei
my
Pai;
my
whi
0
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Princ
Ruprt
rolled
over
Ihe
bank.
ft
I
..
.
...
jnoiirr
is
coolies.
i
up
I'ariflC
Tn
r'ftlWil
la.lern
had
bee
a
worry
Mb-
broke
rrom
lt
.rain
and
M7
,
,p
eftvl.rnm,n.
ftwlll
,
Mr
llie
IIIOSI
'
....
.!.,..:
..,..
a
r
OMlllllll.-l
BlimilllSirai
I
.11
lllll.
OI
,:,.,
!..:
.
.
ihiwsits
prions
injuries
wpre
su-
'
a
'
"
nedL
iw;
.
.
by
...
IV
pi.t-f
l.lllei
t.hier
t,
Lngineer
F.rilflnoikr
.
,.
Van
nn
Arsdnt
.jadmlnislralbin
.
had
been
whose
arm
and
collar
bone
were
broken.
A
message
has
bepn
sent
out
by
President
K.
J.
i:iiamlrli
n
In
all
employees
or
the
(Jrand
Trunk
I'aeirie
Itailway
urging
etlieienrv
and
courlcsy.
in
spilp
of
the
racl
that
the
l-.arl
lirey'w
Itilles
here
were
ilis
aiuled,
Ihe
federal
tro
prrmo.nl
is
spending
eleven
million
dollars
Ibis
year
for
military
purposes.
ni'iiiiiB
LADDER
iSV
ftBHMMI
twf
etm
fi
His
full
of
inquiries,
while,
in
Hi
einlit
jears
or
(he
0lier
administration
only
two
inquiries
had
been
held
The
alteration
f
l(
norlhern
resene.s
was
another
thing
against
the
lender
of
the
opposition,
the
government
having
to
pas
a
land
settlement
act
to
gel
hack
land
sold
al
2
and
3
per
arrc.
Mr.
Ibiwser's
altitude
lo
public
affair
was
a
that
of
an
old-lime
ehoo
principal.
!alcd
Mr.
Man.
on.
Mr.
Ilowser
ned
all
legislation.'
w
briber
good
or
bad,
in
a
small,
bitter
and
par-llan
allilude.
Hp
seemingly
Ihoughl
of
nothing
exrepl
parly
Ida.
Thai
day
wa
gone,
and
it
wa
Ihe
opinion
of"
Ih
sneaker
lhal
that
day
wa
done
for
lhal
lype.of
man
in
puhlfr
life
of
the
province.
Now
he
wa
talking
of
asylum
lock
and
prune
Juice.
Nelson
Wrote
Article
Ileferring
lo
Hi
tirovince'
debt.
Mr.
Manson
staled
thai
Ihe
goernment
realiied
Hint
the
lebt
was
great,
but
wbv
should
he
be
unfair?
He
referred
lo
an
article
published
in
McLean
magazine
in
regard
lo
the
provincial
deb),
which
be
staled
was
unfair,
and
suggested
thai
John
.Nelson,
Hie
editor
of
the
Senreh-
lighl.
might
hae
had
something
I...
.1
til.
.
hind
inlacl.
II
was
noi
intact
when
Ilowser
left
office.
Ilowser,
slated
the
spenknr.
erlicicd
Ihe
gnernmenl
for
Ih
spending
of
moneys.
If
afler
all
nuney
were
expended
at
the
demand
rrom
the
people.
In
reicrring
to
the
cii
service
uiietion
the
sneaker
comnared
figure
for
lull
lo
11)15
when
the
Ilowser
government
wa
in
power
ami
Ihe
rigures
or
Ihe
past
year.!
In
till
I
to
HUS
Hie
civil
service
ico.i
w:t5.7on
with
stair
or
lf.o
Iist
year
Ihe
col
was
437,500
with
a
slalf
or
69.
The
increase
in
cost
wa
due
In
Ih
increase
in
Ihe
col
of
lUing.
Where
(he
comparison
wa
fair
in
everv
In
stance,
it
should
be
shown
thai
Ihe
present
government
was
do
ing
Ih
work
for
25
In
.'13
per
rent
:Is,
nnm
f
I
..'.-:-
""M""
P"ple.
b
j
r
(i
111
lll'l
Ulll'lllwill
Illtl
known
In
British
Columbia.
A
Lady's
Voice
John
Xel
on
did
not
wrile
that
article.
'.Nelson
then
contributed
lo
it?"
replied
the
.npnknr
Sinking
Fund
Large
The
total
debt
or
(he
nrovlnce
was
UTt.nno.non,
IUM
ngninsl
Hint
Was
over
I2.000.1MIO
in
Ibo
Mink-
Ing
fund,
composed
of
bonds
ami
slocks
eoiA-erlibln
In
21
hours.
I'roduclve
departments
were
included
in
ih
HAmincr
ii
Conservation
Art.
In
the
IlrilMi
OGDENS
GUINEA
GOLD
Oilurnbia
boiie
at
the
I'mpire
exhibition
in
London,
and
In
the
Land
Selllemenl
Act.
Willi
Ihe
deduction
rrom
the
sinking
fund
and
nrodurlhe
depart
nnls.
the
net
debt
was
s3H,(lO(l,00.
In
com.
paring
Ihe
sinking
fund
with
that
or
oher
province.
It
was
shown
that
Hrilili
tioltmiMa
was
the
only
province
with
the
sinking
Shall
we
coe
out
the
mollipr's
pensions,
workmen'
compensation
Tranquill
sani
lariitm,
Ih
school
for
Ihe
deaL
I
ii
nib.
blind
and
the
home
for
in.
curable?"
All
(hese
services
had
been
added
al
Ihe
request
of
slated
Mr.
Mannn
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A
FAVOURITE
CIGARETTE
IN
ENGLAND
FOR
OVER
30
YEARS
For
every
occasion
A
BOX
OF
Purdy's
Candy
The
Autocrat
ofjjthe
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
01
FT.
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
n
tleaiili.ul
llnx.
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Sole
Agents:
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
TtllfH
Aua.,..
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m
nrwiiuffi
Range
In
price
from
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Dining
-
room
Suites
$100
to
$300
Many
styles
and
finishes
to
suit
every
taste.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
a.
as
-
3rd
Avenue.
mi
nouse
or
quality.
Phone
123.