Friday.
June
H2i.
x
Mustard
Yourself
.
.wt
tust
tenmlnus
ww-.j;!L2,"d8S,SS:
p,o,,nt"z;..,,ir.h.
but
it
must
he
Colman's
SUMMER
STEAMSHIP
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
George
Will
sin!
rntni
PRINCE
RUPERT
tor
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
mill
mtciinivli
.tc
point
each
Monday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
at
11.00
p.m.
FOR
ANYOX
Wednesday,
10.00
p.m.
FOR
STEWART
Frulav,
HUM)
p.m.
E.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
for
VANCOUVER
via
Queen
Charlotte.
Hand.
June
0.
PA8SENGfc.lt
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
Itt
rrlnra
IImt
:
jii
fc.i
Milti:i;
H.i'li-o:
MiUovio.1.
WIS-
MrtO,
til
points
Eastern
Canada,
I'uiK-d
Stalet,
MCNOT
ALL
OCEAN
TEAMSHI
LINfl.
Cltl
TUltl
Office,
i
Third
Alt,
Print
Rupert,
ptwne
I
to.
W
CANADIAN
B.C.
Coast
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCES8
ALICE
PRINCESS
LOUISE
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle-June
14,
21,
25;
July
2,
5,
12,
10,
23,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
June
8,
16,
20,
27,
30;
July
7,
11,
18,
21,
28
8.3.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
lutedale,
Swanion
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Fall,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Van-souver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
8teamhlp
Line.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
AaenL
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
SHIlnil
rrotn
mora
Rupert.
e
VAUCOUVIW.
WICTOWA,
Otttn
rtllt,
ana
l.inm
tr.
Tuttstti.
..
Fee
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Altrt
Btf,
tnf
lante
Bar,
Wrttf
Mm.
Fe
ANVOX.
ALICl
ARM.
tTIWART.
Wtltt
ItlaM.
.!
PJi.
ftr
rotrr
tiaetON
ant
Nm
Rltte
Canntrlet,
rrMtf
A.M.
Ill
ni
Avenue.
J.
Btmtlti.
Attnl.
Priore
nuptn.
a.r.
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Service?
Prince
Rupert.
eBeer
without
aPeer
BOYS'
AND
YOUTHS'
SUITS
Have
Arrived.
In
1
1
1
1
rt
1
wnnring
materials
at
mndcrnle
prices,
EXTRA
BLOOMERS
OPTIONAL.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
Free
Delivery
In
Insist
on
The
better
beer
pure
palatable
high
in
food
elements
At
all
Gov't
Liquor
Stores
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
TliU
advartticioent
Is
not
published
or
itliiilayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
ty
tb
Qovrmnnt
o(
Drillih
Coluuibls.
DR.
WRINCH
WAS
CHIEFSPEAKER
jaiid
Candidate
Addressed
Large
Meet-at
Terrace:
Oliver's
Return
Essential
iIppI
TKHHACK,
.limn
rt.
Political
fepllng
is.
beglnnitng
rim
high
ami
there
was
a
farge
turnout
to
Hip
welcome
llr.
Wrinch
nlnl
Hon.
A.
M.
Malison.
r.
Illeerker
was
to
in
the
rluiir
ami
hilrothtroil
the
speaker
in
a
few
vt'll
rlmen
words,
Hr.
Wriiich,
Liberal
candidate
fur
I
hit
district,
spoke
first.
Hi;
lai
never
been
a
parly
man
n
he
lie,
pointed
oiil,
ami
in
only
standing
lii
Ir
Ihe
Liberal
nartv
now.
he-
caue
from
an
imparl
ial
point
of
"t
iew
he
eiee.H
H
In
he
epnllnt
for
fur
Hie
Jienl
inpi'li
df
the
Hi
country
thai
(lie
l.iheral
parly
he
returned
o
power.
He
refute,
however,
to
he
(ei
alintlley
In
the
parly.
If
eleeleil
lie
will
work
Impartially
for
the
jrood
of
the
whole
dUlricl.
Improved
Finances
The
fir.l
Vjneral
point
he
dealt
with
wa
I
lie
mlale
of
I
he
financei
of
Hie
province,
which,
he
claim,
are
greatly
improxed.
uiii
reading-
letter
from
a
Toronto
not
firm
of
hrokorx
lo
the
How.er
Oliver
admihiotralimi
re.peclio-vinioii
ly.
Then
lie
explained
clearly
the
Finkins
fund
ami
Hie
varioiM
which
rompoe
the
doM,
TH1
DAILT
MWB
WOT
FIV1.
many
of
which
am
dpfinlfe
aTireci
i
eviucnccii
iiy
tne
copper
o
el.1.
He
touched
on
the
heller
adiuinifralioii
of
the
(iiver!lapcr
of
Oeoan?
Poll,
the
pniee
(ovenimenl,
illiilratirt?
it
in
re-!aril
in
Hie
road
work.
The
roads
were
nnl
laid
out
cienli-fii-alty
under
the
llnwuer
.-il
in
I
II
-ilraliun
and
Hie
loealion
of
l
hem
rlianjje.l
hy
each
new
road
uierinlendpnl.
The
road
whicli
hac
not
heen
kepi
up,
which
areihul
whoe
preatiif'jf
is
as
yet
un
referred
lo
hy
Hie
oppoimr
part-
ie
are
IIip.c
duplicale
xlrip.
Tlie
aclual
n.md
in
ie
hae
In-
created
froni.
roiiithly
peakimr.
1200
lo
I
noil
mile
under
Hie
Oliver
adminiotralion.
Social
Legislation
Then
he
dealt
witli
the
ocial
Iciiiftlatioti
fn
which
a
a
doctor
and
working:
fur
the
puhlic
welfare,
he
wa.
mntl
inleresled,
dwellln?
especially
upon
the
MnllierV
pension
and
Workman'
Hompetisalion
actf.
He
dosed
wilh
a
slroiiff
appeal
that
Ilia
Hlier
tiovermnenl
Ite
reliiriiPil
In
power.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manton
.Mr.
Mansoii
jfave
a
powerful
adilret
travertin?
the
whole
panilt!
of
legislation
ami
admin.
Itiralion
and
showing
where
the
province
had
benefited
from
l.iheral
administration
as
against
any
other
t
lint
had
heen
in
power.
MACKAY
SENDS
LETTER
TO
FRENCH
PRESS
OF
PROVINCE
OF
QUEBEC
Urges
That
They
Back
This
Port
and
Prove
Wisdom
of
SJr
Wilfrid
Laurler
T.
Ilos
.Mnckay,
Provincial
Parly
randldale,
has
mmiI
the
follnwiiiK
letter
to
l.a
Presse,
the
Moulreal
newspaper:
When
the
first
propoal
was
made
for
cnliliiiuiufr
the
CP,
It.
across
the
continent
In
4ln
I'aci-fie.
sirenuoiis
opposition
was
entered
UKainM
the
pr(ipoal
hy
the
llii'ii
l.iheral
opposilion,
Hie
prophecy
hPiiijr
made
hy
the
lion.
Kdward
lilake
thai
never
would
such
a
foolish
line
heroine
sufll-
cienlly
profiluhle
to
pay
for
Hie
axle
yreas
that
would
he
re
quired
In
liaiiliiiK
freight
across
Hie
iuiposftilde
harriers
of
Hie
llocky
Mountains.
This
oppos)
Hon
wan
of
no
avail,
hi
Hie
year
HHl
Hie
financial
alTairs
of
the
CP.
II.
had
heroine
so
crinu
llial
mi
urgpiil
appeal
was
made
to
tlie
House
of
(.ouiiiiii
Is
for
financial
assistance.
)
was
pointed
out
al
Hie
lime
that
a
dlta'ster
second
only
lo
Hie
Sotilh
Sea
Iliihhle
would
he
prcripitalr-d
iiiihus
the
IliiNt'rnitienl
came
to
Hie
assistance
of
the
CP.
It.
As.
slslance
Was
given,
ami
In
May
of
Hie
follow!!!?
year
(lie
flrsl
train
pulled
Into
Vancouver
on
Hie
Pacific
Ooasl.
Few
Had
Faith
"Willi
Hie
completion
of
Ihe
road
ami
Hie
iiiaiikMiralloii
or
a
train
and
frelghl
service
the
renl
!
ftiM
1
of
I
lie
Western
division
of
the
CI'.H.
and
Ihe
stniRtfle
of
Hie
t'ity
of
Vancouver
lii'Kan.
I'evv
had
failli
In
Hie
city
the
loca
lion
was
roiisldered
impossihle;
the
rlliniile
was
had;
the
rain
was
unusually
wel;
and
all
the
business
of
the
Province
at
that
limp
was
centred
in
the
city
of
Virlnria.
Thc.'.CI'.Il.,
however,
went
ahead,
assuming
that
Hip
mad
woiill
1ecnniP
prosperous
it
terminus
would
become
a
'l-n'i!
Mlv
f'w.pntrpr
lit'ifu
u-npp
established
lo
Glnna
and
Japan;
working
arrangetneti'.jji
w'erc
mailp
with
a
lino
running
to
New
Zea-liiint
ami
Alisljalia:
the
coastal
of
.fohri
..Irving
vn
purchased.
Thi&
solution
of
the
Intiispnrlatiorofprnlilcm
hood
hail
cnccl
of
slowly
moving
Hip
wholesale
houses
froni
Victoria
Vancouver
'anil
attracting
foreign
Iraile
Hi
nun;
It
Hip
infant
port.
Greatest
Statesman
"In
iKllfi
I'.aiiaila'x
Krealei!
lalpinan
eaine
inlo
power
anil
realizing
the
mUlake
that
iireiieeeor
hail
maile,
not
only
ilironltniipil
Hie
knoc.kiiit,'
predeeeijors
hut
linonpI
Hie
railway
ami
hoonled
for
lerminal
cilyj,
Slowly
I
he
con-llicl
Itelweeit
Hie
city
and
Hip
J.I'.M.
ended
ipfirdlal
relation)
were
elahliihed
and
Hie
city
turfed
lo
rrow.
The
l.iheral
frov-eriiuieiil
aided
il.
)fniwlh
in
every
poihh'way
hy
liarhor
development
and
P'UMMialile
.aid
to
naviyalioii.
Greater
Country
"Sir
Wilfrid
l.anrier.
hnwovcr,
couvincei'l
(Jial
the
CP.
P..
did
iraTi-
llitv
liei
part
of
Hiilili
ili.luuiliui.
He
had
a
of
an
evn
jri-palcr
counlry
running
parallel
wilh
Hie
C.l'.ll..
"'veral
liundred
iihIps
lo
the
j.Norlli.
That
hlimn
was,
cor
Anyox.
Hie
pritd
of
Premier,
the
of
(iraliam
Inland,
Hie
halihut
of
the
Northern
Pacific,
Hie
xalmon
of
tin
.Vans
and
Skcpna,
Hie
uu
fouchetl
anlliraelli'
coal
of
Hie
(Irnundliiit:,
and
many
oilier
na
fnral
rpnuroo
an
Kreal
or
Kreal-
r
than
lhoo
alrflady
mentioned
heralded
lo
a
.
wail
in?
world
Knoiigh.
however,,
is
known
of
our
great
Northern
and
Central
llrilish
idiimlda,
wilh
its
farm
ing'
and
grazing-
land.
lo
justify
Ihe
conclusion
if
Sir
Wilfrid
thai
thi.
country
should
he
given
railway
service.
Sir
Wilfrid
how
ever
lias
gone
o
Hie
P.
real
Ue-
yond
ami
his
.successor
in
ofllce
iinfortunalely
fails
lo
g-rasp
tin
magnifirenre
and
grealness
of
our
pari
of
the
province.
He
evidently
has
decided
lo
wash
his
hands
of
ihe.
wltle
allair
and
Willi
flint
end
in
,view
lias
appointed
a
railway
man
of
un-iiie.sfoiied
ahilily,
hut
like
many
humans
no
douhl
ticeplilile
to
the
influence
if
Iho
Itifr
crowd.
So
that
today
Ihe
terminus
of
the
llraml
Trunk
Pacific,
inslead
of
being
at
J'rince
llupert
as
originally
intended
hy
Sir
Wilfrid,
is
lo
all
inlenls
and
purposes
at
Vancouver.
Many
refer
lo
the
line
into
Prince
llupert
merely
as
a
branch
line.
,
Appeal
to
East
"Vancouver
Oily,
loday
is
a
greal
and
womlprful
purl.
II
is
often
referred
to
as.
a
monument
lo
lid'
prophetic
vision
and
Kood
jiiilgmeiit
of
the
late
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald.
I
appeal
lo
U10illie
..ii
i.
i:....
.
French
and
Ill
HIT
l.,4lilill
lit
i
the
easl
who,
like
myself,
were
admirers
of
our
great
,
departed-
slalesiiian.
to
assist
in
giving
to
Ihe
City
of
Prince
llupert
Ihe
terminal
facilities,
Ihe
trans
pacific
Heel,
Hie
Coastal
boats,
Hie
elevators,
and
till
the
oilier
eipiipmenl
incidental
to
Ihe
dp.
vclnpineiit
of
a
great
port
that
has
made
Vancouver
what
il
has
become.
If
this
is
done
our
city
in
the
north
will
become
ju.st
as
greal
and
prosperous
us
I
hat
of
Ihe
CP.lt.
terminus
ami
Hie
name
of
Sir
Wilfrid
will
live
revered
and
honored
Pis'
'ad
of
labelling
Make
Better
iBread
Askour
grocer
for
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
.STANDARD
Of
OOAUTY.
0RbOYlAR!
""""
"
''
I
-
"
L
,
;
1
I
Beer
Plebiscite
Better
Cheaper
r
Wholesome
I
Matured
Cooling
Draught
Brewed
in
B.C.
DR.
HENRY
DAVY,
President
of
the
llrilish
Medical
Association,
said:
"Hread.
cheese
and
beer
for
a
meal
is
in-finitely
more
"scientific
lhan
tlie
American
meal
of
bread,
lea
ani
jam."
DR.
HARVEY
W.
WILEY,
the
famous
pure
food
advocaliv
has
declared:
"Heer
is
a
veritable
fod
product."
l
m.iiurilv
lemperale
beeafise
they
prefer
beer
to
any
other
beverage.
KEEP
THEM
TEMPERATE
BY
VOTING
FOR
THE
BEER
BY
THE
GLASS
PLEBISCITE-
BEER
DRINKING
REDUCES
WHISKY
DRINKING.
Moderation
League
of
British
Columbia
UOMDOX
MOSS,
Secretary
him,
as
some
are
now
trying
to
do.
as
an
idle
dreamer."
CHARLES
M.
HARRISON
IS
AGAIN
ON
COAST
Visits
Victoria
and
Says
Is
Trying
to
Induce
Hebrldeans
to
Come
to
Province
.
C
M.
Ilurrison.
for
years
a
resident
of
the
Oueen
Charbdte
Island,
hut
now
making
his
home
in
London,
Kngland,
Is
in
city
,a
guest
L
tlie
Donijiiiou
ti3-f
iw:
iiuimiiu
...iiiiiii..
;
-
...
.
,
.Mr.
Harrison,
.since
taxing
up
iik
Idime
in
Hie
Old
Uiml,
has
ile-
vtlled
consideralde
attention
lo
the
.securing
of
immigrants
for
this
province
from
Ihe
llrilish
Isle.
Just
at
the
present
he
is
Induc
ing
llehrideans
to
make
their
homes
in
tills
province.
vMr.
Harrison
say
Hint
the
con
ditions
In
the
Old
Land
tire,
im
proving.
The
government
is
re-
luciiig
tin
taxation
in
some
lines
and
Ihe
number
that
are
seeking
aid
from
the
government
Is
con
statitly
decreasing.
TERRACE
NOTES
lr.
llauoii
of
Hie
O
mlogical
survey
passed
through
here
Sal
unlay
night
en
roule
for
Smith
ers.
i..
v.
miiiiii
or
lliuetion
was
here
in
the
interests
of
Mr.
Sar
gent.
Messrs.
Iiekrill
and
riilheH.
visited
Kssingloil
-last
week.
Mr.
Anderson
is
buck
In
tin'
hank
again
after
a
two
week
vacation.
Mr.
Press
who
was
re
lieving
him
has
relumed
to
Prince
llupert.
Mr.
Haven
has
gone
nut
to
I.akelse
for
tlie.
summer.
Mr.
llanihlin
Is
relieving
Harry
Creelmati
at
the
station
while
he
It
enjoying
his
annual
vacation.
The
summer
picnic
season
has
A
Vote
for
the
Means
BEER
BY
THE
GLASS
A
vole
for
the
Meer-liy-the-filass
measure
is
a
vole
for
increased
temperance
anil
sobriety.
HKTTBIV
to
drink
Hie
lighter.
Iirewel
beverages
made
from
Hrilish
flolunifiia
grains
and
hops
than
Ihe
more
.sljmiilating
inr-porled
spirits.
,
j
t
(
.
-
Ileer
by
the
glass
will
be
dispensed
in
government
licensed
nnd
supervised
premises
under
i-ondiliotis
.which
will
discourage
the
treating
habit.
.
WOUK.MKN
who
have
to
make.i
lunch
of
more
or.
less
unpalatable
sandwiches
packed
hi
tiome,
under
the
provisions
of
the
new
measure,
may
have
a.coot
and
appetizing
glass
of
beer
wilh
llieii"
luticli.
TOU
MISTS,
instead
of
hauling
a
dozen
hollies
of
lukewarm
lieer
front
Ihe
vendor's
store
may
get
a
cold
glas
en
route,
os
they
require
il.
;
v
Municipalities
which
do
not
want
Hie
leer-hy-lhe-glas
jirivilcge
may
reject
il
a
the
bill-
cotitailt-i
a
definite
local
option
feature.
i
of
the
men
ami
women
of
Hrithh
Columbia
Marled
and
a
large
truck
oadavMMMMtMMMiHMMaM
of
people
wenl
mil
lo
l.aki'Ne
on
Sunday.
Mrs.
Marsh
spent
a
few
days
atj
Pacific
last
week.
j
Percy
Skiilner
of
L'sk
was
in
town
for
the
'Provincial
Party
meeting.
i
Mrs.
Forsylhe
ami
family
lefl
for
Ivlmonton
lo
spend
some
I
months
vviUi
Ler
parents.
II.
Harlow
was
in
town
on
Monday.
Mr.
Khler's
mother
from
St.
John,
New
llmn-wick,
is
visiting
here.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5758.
m1ih1
Tpmlrr
will
Ik
MTflVfil
b
the
ilirtcl
KorrslT.
init
Itlrr
ItMin
nism
un
llw
llth
day
or
June.
tilt,
fur
tin-
mir
rlitM
uf
l.irrnc-M
X
175,
adjartnt
ft
iMiuniUrjv
sTl.
stile,
khutiryiiulprn
111
Irt,
In
rut
ICI.ihhi
r.b.m.
r
spi-live.
llrmltM-k,
Orrtsr
and
Hllsani
Stulon.
Ti
(t
i
ytars
will
lx
alluwnl
for
r-
iimvtl.
ot
UiiImt.
turner
tiitrilrulart
or
in
t:mt
rr-
rtrr,
VlrturU,
or
Uh
DUlrlrl
lurftlrr.
itiiiik
Mtiri,
I.;.
TIMB-R
SALE
X
2743.
Sulrd
TeiidiTt
will
to
nrtlvpil
bv
the
MluUIrr
or
Lands,
at
Vlruirta.
li
t...
nut
latrr
than
ium.ii
uii
the
gtth
day
if
Juiw,
lUH.
for
th
imrrhaw
f
Llnnr
X
till.
to
cut
I.Ottu.ooo
fful
(ir5rurc.
HimiiIiic-,
ami
i;piur,
mi
an
arfa
tiiuaiini
uu
inn
ilini
tMiniKtary
of
I..
IHJ-T.L.
uoi.
VVMt
Arm
Jilfkalla
Inlit
Mstll
lnlpl.
Quprn
Uiariiiu
lland
lilsirlrt.
nun
ii)
ar
win
imi
aunwpii
nir
removal
nr
tlmli-r.
i
nirlli-r
partli'iilirt
or
the
rhlpf
Fnrrt.
Iff,
Vlrtorla.
n.r-
nr
DMirlrl
Itirnmr,
I'rlnr-
liupfrl.
H.il
TIMBER
SALE
X6218.
scaltit
Trrnlfft
-fill
t
rtHflr-i!
br
th
MliilMfr
of
Landn.
at
Virlnria.
nut
laler
than
ium.ii
on
llin
Ittn
day
of
June,
till,
ror
the
mirt-iae
of
l.lrrnrf
Xl!.
to
CM
I
SS.tlu
Tlrt.
un
in
area
tltiiattil
anurutl-
nialidy
I
nilln
North
and
Kail
front
Hoto
i.atp
?
It!
I'll,
:.ll..
iianre
ft,
ftuHl
La
nil
iuirirt.
Tlim
S)
yrart-will
be
allow
rd
for
removal
of
tlnibrr.
Iurther
imrtftuiar
of
th
(hif
Fore.
lr,
Vlriorla,
B.C.
or
Mtlli-t
loretifr,
i-rinr-
iiup-ri,
n.u
are
00
kw5T
-rfPnPTa
Some
folks
don't
pet
nil
ihe
wenr-woclh
out
of
.suit
that
is
possible
in
the
opinion
if
Dainty
Dorothy.
There
are
some
men
and
women
of
her
acquaintance
she
says
are
very
neglectful
when
II
comes
lo
taking
nn
Inventory
of
their
wardrobes,
She
believes
that
our
Cleaning
is
one
nf
Hie
biggest
horn'
saving
helps
ever
established.
You'll
be
Inclined
to
ngree
with
her
after
you
Investigate
our
worth.
PHONE
8
Xntj
60X392
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dtllttrtd
In
lull.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
Thl
U
wry
superior
furnace
foal.
It
lives
t
clean
hot
fire
ami
It
entirely
free
from
aunt,
clinkers.
Hack
and
dirt.
Some
of
the
larieft
heat
I
m;
filantt
In
tlie
rlty
are
now
tisln
it
with
enlLrtly
r
talUfaitory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Delivered
In
(lark.
At
$12.60
per
ton.
We
ire
also
Arrntt
for
the
Famous
LADV8-ITH-WELLINQTQN
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Main
Off
lot
I
Natal
Otetral.
ftitnt
It