PAG
a
FOUR.
Tni
DAILY
NEWS.
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Felirun
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n,
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
SEE
WINDOW.
THEM
IN
THE
By
George
McijUnuf
Tin;
Well
Known
CHUM'S
SHOE
Fop
Children.
Sizes
up
Id
7
Vj
.
Usually
priced
al
3.;
5.
Special
price
for
one
work
$2.95
Sizes
H
lo
10
Mi.
Lsually
priceil
al
$1.75.
Special
price
for
ime
week
$3.95
These
are
absolutely
First
diade
Shoes
anil
wil
sell
ipii:-kly
al
litis
price..
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
lliat
Summer
Vacation
visit
lo
llic
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticketj,
Hales
anil
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hrcad
is
your
best
food.
Kal
more
nf
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
HydeTransfer.
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
-Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
1
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Hates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
689.
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SlW.Xt.
I
we
BANK
TROUBLES
UNITED
STATES
Period
of
Deflation
Causes
Many
Failures:
Too
Much
Froxen
Paper
Held
VERY
NEARLY
A
PANIC
WASHINGTON,
Fck
0.
Ity
Canadian
Press;
Hejuirls
numerous
bank
failures
in
the
United
Stales,
especially
in
the.l
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c.,
I
n...l
n...il......
:
.,-.-n-iu
.iiiii
nui
i
iim-trro
iin
(Millurril
sections,
are
so
frequent
a
lo
give
no
lil
lie'
concert)
Lfn
government
ollicials
Itc're.
II
ts
declared
that
these
failures
ar
not
Inking
place
on
a
scale
wliieli
foreb(Mi's
a
financial
erisl
in
the
count
ry,
but
Ihey
are
undoubtedly
having
an
iid-
vrse
etTecl
on
business,
esprr-
r,0fi
'ul
"D
ftn,T
b
Tn
T-
filially
C"
V"'-
jn
a
..art
of
(be
country
and
they
are
belpinjr
lo
accentuate
ll.e
already
irrave
tumbles
of
ll.e
farmers
in
a
number
of
stales.
The
cjueslion
a
to
why
bank
failures
are
occurinr
in
the
apr-rictilliiial
t-eifions
is
an
interesting
one.
Opinions
have
been
sought
here
from
well
informed
members
of
the
agricultural
bloc
and
from
other
authorities.
The
general
opinion
is
expressed
that
Ibese
failures
are
an
after
etTecl
of
(be
disastrous
deflation
of
the
values
of
farm
products
anil
agricultural
-
lands
of
several
years
ajro.
The
consequences
of
this
deflation,
severe
as
they
were
at
the
time,
are
by
no
means
yet
ended,
.Many
of
the
failures
are
those
of
stale
or
other
.banks
instead
of
national
banks.
Al
the
same
lime,
some
national
banks
are
closinjr
liii'ir
iloors.
Failed
to
Open
lyidcal'
story
of
whal
is
hap
pening
is
dial
told
Ibis
week
nf
a
iu-oniinenl
national
bank
in
Nebraska.
It
is
lo
the
etTecl
thai
an
o.bl-established
national
bank:
with
a
capital
of
Mno.OOO
.and
surplus
of
?
1
25,000
lias
failed
to
open
its
doors'.
At
-Ihe
lime
of
its
last
slateiiicnl
December
31,
il
bad
loans
tnlalin
over
$1,-
(lOO.noo
and
ileposils
of
nion'
than
1,000,000.
.
The
explanation
is
(riven
as
primarily
."frozen
paper."
As.
a
mailer
of
fact,
this
is
what
is
at
Ihe
botiom
of
Ihe
trouble
of
I
be
banks
in
the
a'jr-rjchllural
regions
and
Ihe
re
gions
more
oi
less
dependent
on
agriculture.
Tim
national
banks
cnunnl
loan
money
on
farm
liKrijrafcs.
The
stale
and
private
tanks
can.
Many
Of
these
slate
and
private
bank
look
intirli
such
paper,
some,
of
II
second
mortgage
paper,
when
Hie
price
of
farm
lands
were
in-Haled
about
Ihe
close
of
Ihe
war
period
ami
olue
lime
after
that.
Ibeii
came.
Ibe
ilecline
or
defla
tion
of
values.
Hanks
foun.d
themselves
unable
to
collect
on
much
of
the
paper
Ihey
held.
A
grnil
deal
of
Hie
farm
mortgage
paper
ran
for
five
years.
Now
the
lime
has
come
lo
.renew
it.
Ilecaltse
of
Ihe
decline
in
values,
il
ii
now
renewable.
Hanks
have
Inki'ii
over
by
foreclosure
con-
THIS
LADY
SAYS
THERE'S
NOTHING
TO
E0I
AL
"Dr.
Wood's"
NOrwav
,
Plrta
Svrunl
ri
For
Counhs
and
Colds
j
Mrs.
Itavlci
Thixnpfton,
Went
Hirer
SI,
parl,
Jim,
write:"!
rinimt
eak
Mi
highly
uf
Dr.
WimmI'ii
.Norway
I'lnn
syrup.
mr
niyseir
and
rhlltlrrn
I
uv
nnthlnji
el.e.
,
My
Utile
Kirl,
rife
tear
ttU;
lu
liail
liroiKlilal
Intiilile
ever
iMiire
.!
hail
Ihe
,"fl"
a
.Jew
jeai
ami,
ami,
now,
when-
ever
she
ret
a
ullirtit
mM
Mm-
develop
very
naljr
riMiph,
but
ill
I
have
lo
(to
rive.-her
"
few
dose
of
br.
Vnl
ii
irwav
lln
-3vnm
-.
Al
Tor
myfet,
anil
the
other
rhllilrrn.
ran
Tind
nothlnx
lo
equal
It,
In
fart.
It
was
only
a
shiri
time
ar
that
I
itave
Aitle'
.
lninMlllll(lv
lh,
,,..
W,
.Now.
i
aiwaya
keen
rway
rn
'sr''P
in
ihe
hou.
i
i
fei
mere
i.
notninir
to
equal
11."
,
rrlre
jjr
a
txittle;
the
Urre
fimlly
"",ru,R
,nr,n
I'l'M'Tty
mil
im
is
not
,a
liquid
asset.
As
to
I
he
national
banks,
they
have
nut
direclly
loaned
money
on
farm
properly,
it
is
true.-
llul
many
of
Ihe
stale
banks
are
correspondent
hanks
"of
theirs.
The
state
fianks
in
some
cases
have
put
up
Collateral
and
borrowed
fiDiu
national
banks.
If
Iheslale
banks
suffer
the
national
bank
with
wbicli
'Ihey
do
business
is
likely
to
be
dragged
in
and
as
a
matter
of
fact
thjs
happened
in
uumeroiis
cases.
Itesides,
there
has
been
trouble
collect
inir
on
strictly
'Commercial
loans.
Reserve
Banks'
Work
Unquestionably,
the
federal
reserve
system
has
been
a
fortunate
thing
for
Hie
country
in
Ihi
period.
Were
ft
not
for
Ibis,
conditions
in
a
monetary
way
might
eaily
become-
grave
ami
a
panic
might
come.
With
Hie"
federal
reserve
syslem
strong
as
il
is,
(here
is
iwi
danger
of
panic
and
Hie
country'
financial
system
will
weal
her
the
storm,
though
there
will
be
and.js
greal
hardship
in
some
localities
and
regions.
II
is
-
true
the
federal
reserve
bonrd
Is
open
lo
sharp
Criticism
for
Ihe
deflation
policy
it
set
on
fool
about
three
years
ago.
litis
is
widely
look
ed
on,
to
say
Hie
least,
a
a
blunder.
Hut
regardless
of
Ibis.
Ihe
federal
system
ha
made
possible
a
mobnlizalfoii
of
credit
that
would
nol
have
been
possible
some
year
ago.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
I
In
Princ
Rupert
February
6,
1914.
Aid.
II.
W.
.Morrissey,
chairman
of
Ihe
civic
finance
committee,
says
the
money
jnarkel
is
easing
uji.
The.
completion
of
Ihe
Panama
Canal
and
Hie
transcontinental
railway
ha
j
whal
rough,
It
would
nol
lake
a
made
it
necessary
for
finnicierA(grcal
deal,
II
j
aid;.lo
ptil
il
in
to
look
elsewhere
for
invest-
Hie
required
j,apei
The
ground
mejils.
The
finance
committee
might
well
be
given
closer
ex-plaus
marky-ling
through
lli
nrriinalioii
for
a
golf
course
so
Hank
oT
.Montreal
3
1
7,000
near
I
ft
city
would
mean
a
great
worlli
of
oily
treasury
notes,
deal
lo.
Prince
Huperl.
If
Ihere
-
were
sifch
il
would
undoubtedly
Irish
civil
war
.would
disrupt
be
-very
popular
with
many
local
BRIER
80
the
ECONOMY
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(AtSOiN
R4CKAGCS
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wnoie
itrnin
i-.mn
re
sav
lir.
Ill'iiley
IfoiifciMi.
dean
ilf
line
'"''
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.ii,i
mean
t.aih.hui
humiliation
and'iinOerial
ruin.
:
...
Hi"
wedding
look
place
last
evening
nl
Hie
home
of
the
brides
ln-iil
iter,
V.
W.
Wrathall,
of
.Miss
Olive
Wralliall
ami
it.
Ih
Utile,
manager
of
lte
Union
Hunk
at
Huiellon.
The
cere
ninny
was
porfnrtnoil
by
Hev.
F.
.
kcrr.
The
ooliplo
lort
on
tin
strainer
Prince
('corgi
for
Villi,
roiiver
on
t
honeymoon
I
Hp.
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
the
followlnir
aternsri4
have
been
made
lo
dale
by
jdayers
in
the
I'rinci;
Huperl
City
Hillinrd
League
competition
for
Hie
Hill-
per
.S:
Cameron
Cup:
Came.
I'ls
Av.
W.
Mitchell
(R.
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COO
200
Col.
Me.Mordlc
(V.
f,0()
200
V.
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200
Sgl.
Jebsen
(V.
.
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000
200
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May
(V.)
tOO
200
f.
Stephen
(R.
,
200
200
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Hutchinson
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t:.
Klks;
H.l'.
Hillin
rd
Par
lor;
V.
War
Veterans:
fl,
Hrollo;
S.K.Snn
of
Fjigliitifj
S,A.
SI.
Ahilrew'j;
Sport
Chat
-
r
Certain
recent
visitor
to1
I'ort
Kdward
claim
In
have
found
On
Hie
lowiisile
there
u
piece
of
ground
which,
willi
comparalitc-ly
lillle
pense,
could
be
made
lnl(
a
real
good
il-lnde
golf
coitre.
The
land
referred,
lo
lie
oil
the
(op
of
lle
hill'
in
"Prince
(tiipcrr
Industrial
annex."
While
now
it
look
some.
iuv
I5U0t)
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
8
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdTrtlamn
Takan
for
Laaa
ihr
o3
WANTEB
MfJI.F.K
ilAIUUiit
COi.I.KOK
wants
men
and
women
In
learn
Ihe
Ilarber
Trade.
Pahl
while
learning.
-This
I
your
opportunity
16
Icarn
a
trade
and
gel
into
steady
emnlov
.ment.
Qraduatos
earn
from
H0.00
to
50.00
per
week.
Write
for
freu
catalogue.
50
Hasting
K.
Vancouver.
WANTFU.
Five
or
six
room
house.
Slate
rent
and
locn
lion.
Hox
0,
Swansoti
Hay,
H.C
.12
SITUATIONS
WANTED
COON
all
round
nrlnlcr
oek
location.
Can
operate.
Wrile
Printer,
I70H,
Heal
rice
sirH.
South
Vancouver,
H.C.
FOR
SALE
FOIl
.SAI.K,
llalibtil
uur.lv
price
50.00.
Seining
winch,
25.0(.
35
II.
P.,
Sludehaker
engine,
with
propeller
and
shaft.
$125.00.
,tppy
Norlti-ern
KxchaiiKe.
If
FOH
SAI.K.
Fresh
sliorlhorn
liiirliam
milch
row.
HeefalMiul
K00
lh.
Apply
W.
Sims,
.lap
Inlet,
Porcher
Island.
H.C.
3!
FOH
SAI.FA-Slxlocn
room
luwird-
ing
house
and
store,
furnish-ed.
Apply
020
Ambroo
Avenue.
FIJHNITtJHK
for
ale.
Phone
Oreen
109.
.11
IHCYCI.K
for
sate,
cheap.
Phone
Heil
295.
33
FOR
RENT
MiMlern
four
room
flat
for
rent.
Aln
ofllcr,
with
miHlcni
living
quarter.
Wrlernhaver
llros.
f
I'O
HKNT.
Three
room
and
bath,
harbor
view,
Section
0.
$20.00.
McCatTery
A
Cibboiis.
I.l.f.
'
.1.1
8TKAM
Heated
Flat
for
rem
llener
a;.irtmeiiU,
M.
M
Stephens.
LOST
LOST.
One
gold
drop
earriitK
between
0IH
l
iflh
Avenlie
Ka
nnd
hospital.
Finder
please
reiilm
lo
daily
New
OIHce.
Howard.
If
rilixcn
who
would
follow
the
ancient
and
honorable
pastime
lr
Ihey
could.
tleside.
thai
fl
would
be
Invaluable
from
n
lour
1st
slandiioinl.
Any
lown
that
seek
to
be
a
tourist
centre
iiiusl
at
least
have
n
golf
Course
In
olTcr
II
visitor.
I.aruer
lown
Hum
tlii
realize
that
necessity.
e
Klks
ami
SI.
Andrew',
cellar
teams,
meet
in
loniulil's
Prince
Huperl
City
Hilllard
League
lour-
uameni.
i
no
meeting
win
oiier
ideuly
of
opportunity
for
bdh
team
lo
improve
their
'position
in
Ihe
standing.
The
Klks.
by
winning
every
game,
would
ad
vance
lo
second
place
while
Ihe
SI.
Andrew'
have
a
very
far
chance
In
Jump
lo
lliii'd
position.
Willi
nil
learn
Mil
the
War
Veterans.
nrClfv
well
Imneli.
i
-
ed
together,
spcctllllllnn
I
now
Kern
a
to
wototi
one
or
I
lift
five
.
t
.
.
.
.
.
.
iimier
up
will
lie
utile
In
ire
I
Inlo
dangeroii
proxlmily
with
the
Vol
whn.
in
the
iiieiintlme
have
little
lo
'worry
ntioul
nml
continue
o
win
lliclr
game.
t
he
ownership
for
I
lie
first
sea
son
nf
l
ie
tin
irer
A
C
Cup
Is
llll
.'open'
lo
nny
learn
in
Ihe
niiiiilnx
and
ureal
inle...
esl
attache
Itself
In
each
It
f
IllA
BOARD.
HOAni).
The
Inlander,
Second
Avenue,
l'liotif
137.
FURS
GOING
UP.
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