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II.
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Managing
Editor.
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Pattullo
And
Worklngmen.
An
effort
has
been
made
lo
create
the
impression
that
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
is
a
friend
of
the
workiiigmnu
while
lion.
T.
D.
Pnltiillo
is
a
friend
of
the
capitalist.
And
yet
the
reverse
i
correct.
.Mr.
Pattullo
is
a
member
of
the
government
which
has
parsed
a
large
amount
of
legislation
beneficial
In
thoe
who
earn
their
bread
by
the
sweat
of
their
brow.
11
i
unnecessary
to
enumerate
the
laws
which
have
been
passed
but
the
eight
hour
day,
mothers'
pensions
and
minimum
wage
for
girls,
are
among
them.
.Mr.
Pattullo
is
an
active
participant
in
cabinet
council
meetings
Tand
the
laws
werepnssed
with
his
full
ap
proval
and
consent,
lie
has
consistently
advocated
Ihe
passage
or
such
laws
as
shall
make
improved
conditions
under
which
workingnien
will
not
need
to
be.
singled
ojit
as
separate
and
apart
from
anyone
else.
A
.Mr.Manson
stated
at
the
meeting
the
other,
night,
the
present'
Liberal
govi'nirneiit
ha
passed
more
beneficent
social
legislation
than
any
other
government
in
Canada
or
than
all
other
previous
Hritish
Columbia
legislature
put
together.
Fight
Is
Against
Powerful
Interests.
The
real
fight
today
is
against
powerful
railway
and
other
interests
in
which
the
Oliver
government
is
the
champion
of
the
rights,
of
the
people.
An
effort
is
'being
made
to
get
rid
of
the
Oliver
government
because
they
have
championed
the
cause
of
the
people
on
the
freight
rates
question.
Also
there
are
in-1
teres!,
that
object
to
the
eight
hour
day,
to
minimum
wnge
for
girl,
(l
protection
of
the
timber
against
speculators
and
to
many
.other
thing,
which
the
present
government
has
undertaken.
Workers
should
take
a
firm
stand
ou'lhis
mailer.
Nothing
Against
Any
Candidate.
The
Daily
News
is
saying
nothing
against
any
enndidate.
Moth
T.
Ilo-s
M.ickay
and
Mayor
Newton
are
estimable
gentlemen.
We
have
no
quarrel
with
either
of
them,
and
each
has
an
important
work
lo
do
in
the
community.
It
is
our
opinion,
how-ever,
lhat
the
work
is
not
representing
the
people
at
Victoria,
beeau.e
if
either
should
go
there
he
would
be
barking
interest
which
fire
inimical
lo
tho-e
or
the
mas
of
(lie
people.
He
would
be
serving
the
interests
inslead
of
Ihe
mass
of
the
people
and
thai
is
not
what
the
worker
of
this
cily
want.
Astute
Way
Of
Getting
Control.
The
melhod
or
picking
a
man
as
candidale
who
has
mixed
a
great
deal
wilh
the
people
socially
ami
who
p.ic
a
a
friend
of
the
worker
is.an
a-tute
one.
The
powerful
corporations
that
wisj,
I.
change,
encourage
Ihe
idea
that
Kiev
are
the
friends
of
Ihe
people
ami
lhat
Mr.
Pattullo
belongs
to
a
different
rla.
I
hey
know
Ihe
weaknesses
of
human
nature
ami
act
accordingly.
All
we
ask
i
that
Prince
Ituj.erl
people
judge
rather
bv
rcu
than
by
Ihe
way
a
man
walks
up
Hie
street
Profitable
Business
The
business
of
saving
your
own
money
is
"mn
exceedingly
profitable
one
in
which
to
engage.
When
pait
of
your
salary
is
deposited
regularly
in
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada,
it
gives
youi
feeling
of
independence
:
you
know
your
money
is
safe
from
fire
and
theft
;
and
your
deposit
is
earning
interest
all
the
time.
$1.00
opens
a
Savings
Account.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
l"he
laying
nf
the
phone
anil
telegraph
nil?
i
.
nv
lele-
cable
be
fii.-.-
i...-
i.An
.i...n.ini
Transient
Display
Advertising.
1
.
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per
inch
per
insertion''!'"
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Transient
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on
Front
Page....
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per
inch"?,
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per
inserlinn
25c
per
line?"
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'
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
.
lac
per
agate
line!
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Hates
on
Application.
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and
Circulation
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and
Reporters
Telephone
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se
All
advertising
should
he
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
daypre
ceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
June
r,
102
1.
AN
alilii
I
a
thing
you
pel
when
ynu
want
lo
prove
thai
ynu
w.trc
not
yourself.
mtlliOITIS
is
the
latest
dis
ease.
It
prove
fatal
lo
a
per
son'
lie.il
III,
manner
and
morals.
A
IIHASS
widower
has
a
decided
udvrintaire
oyer
a
bachelor.
No
ifirl
ever
ak
Ihn
(i.
W.
to
niarrj'
tier.
I.YINC
may
not
he
rishl
bill
il
i'?on
policy
if
ymi
are
making
retijark
to
your
wife
about
her
look
'or
her
cooking.
HIGH
CLASS
CANDIDATES
far
from'
perfect,
hut
I
unhesl.
tiitingly
contend
that
it
I
Ihe
best
the
province
Iims
ever
had,
and
after
lie
government
again
receives
Ihe
endorsalinu
of
the
electors
it
will
be
in
a
far
belter
position
than
ever
to
proceed
wilh
a
policy
of
administration
that
can
only
resnl)
(n
one
thing,
ine
rapid
growth
of
nnnulntlon
and
Induslry,"
THE
bAIl.Y
NKW8.
DIGBY
ISLAND
FARMERS
COME
'
CABLE
READY:
FROM
STATES:
Telegraph
and
Telephone
Sen
Ice
Colonization
Department
of
Rall-j
Will
Restored
at
Cnd
of
This
Wek
way
seilirtg
Hallway
Linos
and
Bringing
People
Into
Country
WI.NXIPWJ,
Jtiue
A
a
re.
Iwecn
Ihe
cily
ni..
Digl.y
Man.)
'"
f
I"
re-..rgltima-
I.
Ion
,....
nlelnl
.in.
I
run
lire.
"'
oillre
i.irre
aim
r..r,i
Jlion
will
be
made
on
iS.ilur.lav.
of
Held
agent
m
Hi
United
The
loniMtrary
wirclM.
station
ste.
Ue
.
olouitath.iv
an-l
In
tli
post
,rriee
building,
wliictr
development
department
(
Ihe
,ha
been
giving
service
l.elween
Cjinadtau
National
Hallway
here
ami
Ihe
Island
ror
Hie
pa!
"-
"
....-
'
.
-
.
in
.i..llil
itttx
.if
..rA.i.lAtll
YV
several
nvinin.
win
men
i.e
-.
.
closed.
,,n,,"
picniii
results
are
ne-
The
new
cable
is
of
a
much
talf..
During
th
t
stronger
nature
than.
Ihe
old
one
lw"
month,
nr.or.ling
10
h"-al
and
will
he
heller
al.le
in
wild-
offirfaiU
nr
the
department,
par.
stand
Hie
rigor
of
Hie
weather.
of
hmd-secker
have
lieen
aril
rivi
WMty
rly
every
.-lead
nnrml
will.
Iwn
arnw.r
....
.
&
coating
ii'inurr
nirin
sales-
iiatt-
.
vrrti
The
resident.,
of
Highy
Island
negotiate,!.
are
rejoicing
a
a
refill
of
the
""H
nnir-mi.it
i'riesr
n.
ii.
restoration
of
ll.eir
telephone
Crumley
.if
SI.
Paul
who
re-.M.l
iUe
fi"Hn.-Sin
National
land
en
ire.
Since
Ihe
old
cahle
was
-oi'M,,'
jlaken
mil
l.y
.
orm-lat
fall.
lnrrk'
rrni
in
Mnn.p.-t
wild
a
palry
f
len
Minne.oiq
on
cominn-
farmer,
who
will
make
a
tour
of
,llie
Vel
in
searrh
nf
land
f.
,themseve
and
frie.
wlp
have
.11.
.
a.
.
...
.
ii.
1
I
H
iifi.-iin-ii
infill
in
iir
wii
inr
iihiK'
I
ri
at
.i
ii
J
out
for
sron.)
luxations.
II.
A
)
IM
fllaR
III
me
m00n
I
Fm-M.
land
rohnniHsi...1o,
wh..
SAYS:-
i
mri
I
lie
pany
n
arrival.
)inie
'
.llial
I
111
l
lull
fiintmnnir
..
.
.
,
of
many
.uth
parties
of
ex-
A
I
one
when
a
pirl
went
jimr
fnrmr,
w,
w
(Klk.
oul
,e
.i,k
her
ma
alon?.
o-
,r.
ttlnM
,,.,
.....
year.
.....
......t.
.-.r.
iiiJij
inn
iimn.
a
mud,
heart
a
did
Hu
girl
nf'p
,,a4
v(.(
,
fnrflrtr
.n.MiiM.Mii.i
.
,,,,,
,mii
MM
.,f
..
I
:
.
I
1
.llt
;..
nmr.'
erie.
SOME
people
are
so
for?eful
lhat
llipy
even
forjrrl
Iheir
troub
les.
They
are
hi
heaven.
I
KNOW
u
nice
jtirl
who
han'ti
hotilied
her
hair,
refuses
lo
use
roupe
nn
her
cheek,
never
has
used
a
liplirk.
wear
heavy
un
derwear
and
hiifh
shoe
all
winter,
thinks
i
modern
set
novel
are
unfit
for
her
In
read,
plays
old
claical
pieee
aixl
doesn't
know
a
note
of
jait,
prefer
tin-Iuk
lo
Ihe
church
In
pom?
In
hrid?e
parlies
or
Hie
theatre,
ami
never
think
of
rnllinjr
her
fattier
down.
She
ha
luherculosi
ami
doe
not
expert
lo
live
lonif.
tiii-
I
Mr.-
M.
Held
ila,-.
stale
(hat
Ihe
de-
Ihe
United
Stale
and
i
not
onlv!
sellliip
the
railway
lands
hut
laii.l
for
private
owner
In
territory!
served
by
Ihe
Canadian
National
Hallway.'
This
hnmllinjr
of
privately
owned
land
I
an
entirely
new
departure,
which
will
be
w.itched
with
much
interest.
Capl.
L.
'
M.
Itoyd,
formerly
wilh
the
sohlier'
settlement
hoard.
i
in
Hiarjre
of
Ihe
head
office
..f'llie
land
colonization
department
foe
'lie
I'nitfil
stales
whirh
lia
been
removed
from
China
tr
In
Sit
Paul.
FORMER
RESIDENTS
OF
!
Ten
Years
Ago
PRINCE
RUPERT
ARE
L
I
GOLD
MEDAL
WINNERS!"
.
wu.
"i
lte
II.
It.
ttranl.
now
supply-;
John
and
Helen
Fotos
Take
High
'"x
""'
I'restiyterian
Church
pul-l
Honors
at
McQIH;
Formerly
('"
w"
lat
ulnui
calleii
ly
of
Royal
Cafe
'he
hoard
of
niaiiuser
to
fill
the'
John
Foins
unit
his
sister
.Mi
Helen
Koto,
formerly
of
tin
cily,
have
been
winning
high
honor
al
Mrfilll
University.
John
Foo
wa
the'
winner
of
the
(lovenior
(.encral'
gold
me.lal
for
rnodeni
laiiKuaVe.
and
literature
and
Ihe
Allkiuce
Prancaise
first
silver
me.lal
for
Ihe
first
place
in
Ihe
French
department.
Mis
Helen
Fotos
wns
Ihe
win
for
Ihe
highest
etanding
in
ca-
iitil
lanKtuiRPH
and
lilernluro.
The
father
of
these
young
pen
UAVC
DCCM
MAMIXIATCn'',',
''irnierly
kept
tluv
Itoyal
Hotel
flAVL
DLLn
nUiniriAlcUii:are
in
tin
elly
and
Ihe
voiins
Premlsr
Suggests
If
Better
Man
for
the
Job
he
be
Sent,
But
Expects
Cndorsation
VICTORIA,
June
C,.
Opinion
here
are
unanimous
lhat
n.inihi-alion
day
brought
out
a
class
of
candidates
nuich
above
Iho
tiver.
e
in
inlellixenc
and
hiisiue
trainiriR,
and
II
I
conceded
that
Ihe
eleclnrale
of
Hritish
Columbia
should
htave
Utile
difficulty
in
sendimr
men
to
the
LcKlslalure
who
will
he
In
a
position
lo
frame
legislation
that
will
(five
an
inu
mediate
Irnpeliis
to
general
ilc-'
velopment
In
the.
province.
Praclieally
every
meeting,
no
mailer
hy
whom
rnlleil,
has
been1
well
allenileil
nn
i
iilmn...
,.f
II...
Interest
ilj.playe.l
hy
Ihe
public
in
the
approaching
election.
En
Ihusiasm
is
mil
racking
al
Pro
vhicial
and
Conservative
gather.
ings,
Iml
ihe
oulslauiliug
fealurc
of
a
short
campaign
so
far
1
the
very
apparent
ejidorsallon
given
Ihe
Oliver
administration.
The
Premier
admit
his
faults.
"If
jnu
have
a
belter
man
for
,the
Job
send
him
along,"
I
his
adinonilion.
"Cur
government
i
;folk
allemleil
the
local
public
lilgli
school.
Join,
vvns
ihe
winner
nr
Ihe
Daily
News
prize
in
an
esssiy
compel
il
Ion
about
'five
years
ago.
Thejr
photograph
appear
In
r
recent
lne
of
the
Montreal
Star.
'
siihaertha
n
he
rll
S
BofJ'.Sl.Ol.rU.
Milk
U
pur,
rich.
'.Ii,
country
milk
from
which
mor
th.ah.lllh.
n.lui.l
h
ba
rc
"td.
lUcrt.mf
rich....
m.kci
II
lnIJ.
ntl
.coo.
n.ir.milli
frcvtry
'cie.
Ordcthom
our
grtctr.
foul
.
.
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W.lulorSt.Cli.,!..
Iltic.p.
Book
IH
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Fmrrm
mw
vvq.
i
if
a
m
rwtw
i
r
i
vacancy
caused
hy
the
recent
departure
-of
Itev.
F.
W.Kerr
to
New
Westiulntilcr.
While
Mr.
(iraitt
will
not
give
his
final
an
wer
until
coiisullltm
wilh
Ihe
lrehyery.
It
Is
beliexed
he
will
arcepl.
The
Daily
New
accuse
William
Matxnii,
M.I'.P.
of
avoiding
a
f
itf
lit
in
the
open.
In
an
e.li.
lorial
article
II
derlare
that
Ihe
ner
of
(he
Chapman
(told
medal
'member
u
usintr
the
editorial
roltunii
of
a
rival
newspaper
for
the
voicing
of
hi
own
defence
la
runner
I
ion
with
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
llydro-Hleclrlc
t:i.
Hon.
fl.
II'.
Perley.
minister
wit
limit
porlfolio,
lia
been
placed
temporarily
in
charge
of
Ihe
Canadian
High
Commissioners
ofllee
in
Iin.lon.
When
you
buy
mher
lining
yon,
uy
CIKCIJI.ATIDN.
snd
tea
that
...
ve
NOTIC
S.
IX
Till'
UtTTIH
t.t
mn
..nil...
1...
....
'llw
l.i
of
l'mlliiiul
(rtirirais
i.f
Till,
for
t.'i
fl'
H
li
,
fU-ftU.il
HM
I
,
tiiiiwr
lils-rt'.
Man
ill.
.
Hliirk
ttiirtr
-five
i.lly
l.f
I'rlnre
SilKrariiit-y
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'it
Ihe
lo
nf
Uw
(rllflrie
nf
Thle
rirrlnir
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alsirn
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tmvlnv
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tirrKlurnt
to
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as
a
garden
after
rain
IN
all
Nature,
nothing
ijivcs
us
more
pleasure
than
to
see
the
return
after
rain
of
a
wilted,
dusMadcn
garden
to
sunlight,
freshness
and
purity.
There
is
a
sense
of
utter
cleanliness
all
soil
and
stajn
have
been
taken
away.
So
it
is
with
Sunlight
Soap.
Clothes
washed
with
it
are
fresh
and
sweet
as
a
after
rain.
garden
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Sunlight
Soap,
becjute
nothing
but
ulmt
it
pure
and
good
Joc
into
it
There
if
never
any
chjnjc
in
tU
standard
of
it
manufacture
;
noer
arc
cheap
makcuill
rvtorted
to.
Sunlight
Soap
i
altvayi
up
lo
iht
hiXhctt
ttan
clucicncy.
idaru
ol
soap
purity
and
A
Guarantee
of
Purity
it
on
etry
bar
of
Sunlight
which
meant
tliiti
I
is
the
cheapett
wiup
you
can
bur.
:
hvcry
ounce
i
porr,.vlaabIc,
clrtu-ing
soap
material.
Use
Sunli(ktik
teoJ
tttpjpr
tkr
hatnr.
LEVER
BKOniEKS
LIMITtD
TORONTO
tin
Watch
This
Space!
FOR
8PECIAL
BARGAINS
IN
Home
Furnishings
During
June.
REMEMBER
THE
8TORE.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
121.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand
V
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"Muperl
Hrand"
Salmon,
A
few
tins
In
the
pnntry
are
always
handy
Mock
a
niipply
on
your
boat-
that's
a
good
idea.
80LD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
NOTHING
BETTER
Tltt
Aiilhcl-al
of
the
Candy
World,
PURDY'S
CANDY'
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
tan
I
i
Till
H"
Nolo
A
gen
Is
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.