PAW?
TWO.
For
Refreshment
H
when
fatigued,
try
a
cup
of
SALADA
H498
Always
so
pure,
fesH
and
delicious.
The
Daily
News
PHINCK
IIUPEHT
-
liniThSU
COLUMBIA.
'
Puhlished
Every
Afternoon,
exespt
Sunday,
the
Prince
Hiipert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
K.
PULLKN,
Managing
Kditor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
May
i,
102
1.
Fishermen
Get
Ear
Of
Ottawa.
The
fishermen
of
Prince
Hubert
are
gelling
Ihe
ear
of
Ottawa
and
are
also
gelling
some
action.
Within
the
past
week
twoof
their
requests
have
Icen
met
namely,
thai
an
inspector
of
weights
and
measures
he
appointed
here
and
Hint
Ihe
disposal
of
roll
fish
depend
on
their
"say
mi."
Thee
may
he
more
or
less
iinmportuiil
measures
hut
they
indicate
thai
the
authorities
are
striving
lo
meet
the
wishes
of
those
aetively
engaged
in
this
industry.
To
the
fishermen
Ihey
will
he
received
wilh
a
good
deal
of
satisfaction
if
nol
with
some
financial
gain.
Return
To
Gold
Basis
Is
Urged.
Urging
that
gold
payment
he
resumed
in
Canada
in
order
lo
slahilize
commerce,
the,
May
hullctiu
of
Ihe,
lloyal
Hank
of
Canada
in
part
says:
I'm
in
Ihe
lime
thai
Canada
suspended
gold
payments
al
Ihe
heginningj
of
the
war,
there
has
heen
a
general
feeling
in
this
country
that
our
currency
would
iiudouhtedly
he
re-'slahlished
on
n
gold
hasis
al
some
lime
in
the
future,
when
such
aclion
he-rntne
feasHde,
and
when
il
would
hot
have
a
djsliirhiug
effect
on
hi.
sines.
A
careful
examinntion
of
our
'present
position
leads
to
Ihe
hclief
thai
gold
payments
would
he
resumed
today
without
any
action
heiug
necessary,
other
than
an
official
announcement
to
the
effect
that
Dominion
notes
were
once
more
couvertihle
into
gold
al
the
offices
of
the
Receiver
Ceneral,
and
thai
gold
could
he
exported
and
imported
al
will,
the
announcement
to
he
hacked
hy
such
legislative
action
as
would
he
required
to
hring
pre-war
laws
governing
Ihe
Dominion
uide'
isMic
into
couformify
wilh
...
the
actual
state
of
affairs.
.
.Not
even-
counlrv
.
could
gel
hack
1.1
I
-
!
II
t
-
io
ii
gom
oasis
in
mis
very
simple
way.
.Many
are
prevented
from
doing
so,
hecausc
Iheir
note
issue
are
inflated,
and
their
price
levels
relatively
too
nigh.
1
his
is
Tar
from
heiug
the
cac
in
Canada,
and
a
return
to
the
gold";
standard
in
this
country
would
not
involve
Ihe.
preseiitalion
of
ioles-in
large
Volume
foi
conversion,
nor
would
ilMovoUen
f:iil4Sir-iir'(.nu
II
is
never
possible
for
the
Canadian
dollar
lo
command
more
in
u
in
nmuii
ireuoiiiii
over
me
u.n.
miliar,
ami
unless
gold
payments
are
resumed,
Ihe
tendency
will
always
he
towards
a
discount
on
Canadian
funds.
The
disadvantage
lo
the
country
as
a
whole
without
gold
paymenls
lies
in
the
fliictualions
of
the
rate
for
U.S.
funds.
Exchange
fluctuations
carry
with
them
a
risk
of
loss,
and
have
heen
a
great
impediment
to
husiuess
all
over
the
world,
since
Hie
lime
Hie
gold
hasis
was
ahandoned.
No
one
in
Canada
huy
ill?
goods
from
Hip
I'oiled
Sin
I
lime,
knows
what
Uie
goods
are
going
lo
cost
in
Canadian
funds
fll
jffif,.
it
l
11
.ill
U1CJ,
.
The
United
Stales
until
recently
vvns
Ihe
onlv
country
on
a
gold
nasi.
ilhiu
Ihe
lasl
few
weeks,
Sweden
a
counlrv
with
a
Higher
prices
level
than
Canada
and
a
gold
reserve
little
superior
to
ours,
is
reported
(o
have
resumed
gold
paymenls.
If
i-inana
now
iook
llus
aclion,
she
would
he
Ihe
fir.-t
counlrv
nc
lively
engaged
in
the
war
from
start
to
finish
to
do
so.
Her
credit
standing
would
he
enhanced
all
over
the
world.
Capital,
over
...iui-.
i,ni-
ui
me
nR
oi
exchange
rtucliialions.
and
rendereil
"i
7
"in
oy
uie
vagaries
or
European
monies,
would
y
v
oi
mis
country
a
safe
haven
for
Investment.
This
is
one
of
uie
steps
open
to
us
al
Ihe
present
time
which
would
lend
decisively
lo
advance
us
on
our
way
towards
renewed
1
pi-ogrc
n
ami
development.
Return
Of
Farmers
To
Canada
Predicted.
v
.
r'n1'-"
JarnU'r
"f
lT'''l'!
Slntes
origin
reluming
from
a
)'"rL
..
r.m.er
,,0n,eS
un'
generally
of
the
opinion
that
i
ngr.
cultural
conddions
south
of
Ihe
horder
are
no
heller
if
a
good,
as
those
in
Canada,
and
Ihey
are
inclined,
as
a
result
of
Ihe.r
v
sil.
during
the
past
winter,
to
face
the
rut.
re
with
greater
eoiilenlment
says
the
Canadian
Hank
or
Commerce
numt
ill
eomtnercial
letter.
Nol
only
are
thoe
fnrmeT7eYur,
n
g
,1
hej
are
accompanied
hy
!
new
solders,
who
have
come
i
that
farming
can
he
conducted
under
more
Kg
Sees
prom
a.
...Canada
lhau
in
Ihe
land
they
are
leaving.
This
m
v?mei,
T
tZ
Ih'o
!:,a,m'1!'ralivd,',.
-ill,
it
is
ZtMenSflt
ied
hj
hv
,
.Hio,e
who
have
occasion
to
study
closely
the
factor
which
affect
agriculture
in
the
two.
countries,
s
end
llv
l,ec
me
serious
difficullies,
hut
Ihese
have
not
heen
aggravated
to
o
great
an
extent
as
in
the
United
Stales
,v
hank
re
Vlen.s
of
suhsMl.r.ed
credit
and
a
addition
manipulated
tariff.
I
n
,(,,,'"
lo
I
lh(!
he
iniinigralion
of
farmers
fn.m
n...
it..:.
.
.
...
,
,
,
"-
fiiiii-o
Diaies.
mere
is
.-ii
urn.
j
'
"'''W
.'rcaie
in
Ihe
nnn.her
arriving
froni
Euroi.e
The
atler
hear
evidence
of
having
heen
more
carefully
selected
ll
...
prior
years,
ami
are
of
the
tvpe
most
likeU
i..
..1.
n
fully
will,
agricultural
eondilinns1
i
Sada!
P"
When
a
Shoe
Dealer
polishes
his
own
shoes,
he
1c
which
polish
gives
the
best
results.
He
always
uses
Shoe
Polish
M
BLACK
.
TAN
-
TONEYRED
.
DARK
BROWN.
A
WHITE
Drwridi
tik.)
.od
Whit.
Cl..nr
liquid)
TOMORROW
IS
HOSPITAL
DAY
Mayor
Urges
Citizens
to
Accept
Board's
Invitation
for
Inspection
To
Ihe
Citizens
of
Prince
Hunerl.
Ladies
and
(ieullcmon:
Tomorrow
(May
15)
the
rest
den
In
of
Canada
an.
I
Ihe
United
Males
will
lie
nrivileceii
In
honor'
Iheir
annual
National
Hospital
I
lay.
-
Those
blessed
wilh
henllh
u
ually
give
lit
I
lo
thought
lo
such
events;
it
Is
only
when.
alTlict
inn
Uililenly
ilevelniis
thai
there
is
a
full
realir.nl
ion
nf
Ilin
hi
ings
which
honilals
nrovide.
I'll
operalion
or
these
havens
or
safely
and
care
are
also
ton
often
uiisjiiilgeil
for
want
or
a
clearer
understanding
or
the
linlenllios
"or
administering
Ihein.
In-order
lo
explain
Ihese
Ten-
lures
through
Ihe
nieilium
of
a
personal
inspection.
Ihe
Hoard
and
SlalT
or
this
worthy
institu
tion,
therefore,
extend
lo
all
a
most
cordial
"Cniue
nml
fin!
Acquainted"
invitation
rnr
tol
morrow
ariernonn
helween
lliree
ami
Tive.
II
is
Imped
as
many
as
pns-ilile
will
nvail
Ihemselves
or
the
opportunity,
and
(hat
the
visits
may
result
in
a
slill
closer
co.
operation
he!
ween
our
citi
zens
and
Ihe
hospital
management
for
I
he
-good
of
all
con
cerned.
Yours
respeeirully,'
S.
M.
NKWTOX,
Mayor.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
SOCIAL
EVENING
Affair
Held
by
Royal
Purola
St.
Renls
Last
Night
Was
Distinct
Success
Miss
I
raucis
Fi
zgernld
and
Arrhle
Van
Winkle
or
Ketchikan,
wore
married
in
Prince
Fliipert
last
Friday,
and
left
for
Juneau.
whore
Ihey
will
nwike
Iheir
f
it-
lure
home.
Holh
are
well
known
in
Ketch.
ikan
where
Ihey
have
lived
for
several
years.
Mr.
Van
Winkle
is
going
lo
work
wilh
the
.awve
'&
Ileynolds
logging
cornnanv.
onl
of
Juneau.
Mrs,
Van
Winkle
was
employed
in
Kueley's
store
al
Ketchikan
for
some
lime.
Ibw
Iht
Man
in
iht
Moon
SAYSt-
ONK
or
Ihe
things
a
Scoleh
retailer
knows
very
Jiltle,
ahoul
is
a
cash
discount.
IIIOII
class
wine
have
heon
discovered
ciuico.ile.l
In
condensed
milk
.pans,
prohahly
i
no
wines
were
condensed.
,
WE
hear
a
lot
ahoul
Ihe
gay
In
The
whl
si
drive
ami
social
evening
held
in
Ihe
St.
HegU
jCafn
dining
hall
last
night
under
the
auspices
or
Ihe
Ladies
or
lloyal
Purple
H.P.O.
Klks
wa
a
marked
success.
The
allAndanco
was
large
and
a
most
enjoyable
evening
was
spent.
The
winners
or
Ihe
ladies'
rirst
prize
was
Mrs.
.loe
Hnwe
who
nil
cards
wilh
Mrs.
.1
Kelly.
Mrs.
(i.
Oulick
was
win.
nor
or
Ihe
consolation
Prize.
W.
D.
Vance
won
the
first
prize
rnr
men,
(he
consolation
prize
going
lo
fleorge
Itichmond.
iieiicinits
rerresliuienls
were
served
at
midnight.
During
(he
evening
a
delight
ful
vocal
program
was
rendered
hy
Miss
K.
Davie.
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mel.ood,
Mrs.
J.
p.
McMillan,
M.
Moss
and
.1.
Morrison.
Mrs.
H.
I'.-
Ponder
was
accompanist
for
Ihe
evening.
Mrs.
F.
Dihh
was
convenor
or
the
musical
program
and
Mrs.
V.
'illiuly
was
convenor
of
cards
assisted
hy
Mrs.
A.
.Uerherg
and
Mrs.
W.
K.
Williscrofl.
Chris
Klkins
.was
master
or
ceremonies.
Mrs.
F.
Dihh
look
elinrge
or
Ihe
door.
The
hall
was
kindly
loaned
Tor
Ihe
occasion
hy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(i.
Iticlimond.
KETCHIKAN
COUPLE
WERE
WEDDED
HERE
Miss
Francis
Fltzaerald
Wn
Married
to
Archie
Van
Winkle
Last
Week
THE
DAILY
NRWS.
,
Wednesday,
May
II
0
'
'mm7SSSs
"'I
,
j
'.J
f
'
1
:
1
,
lights
of
the
cily
luring
from
Ihe
rami.
Why
nol
Mllule
candles;
foyc
tlial
ncvcrDtcs
hoyfl
Sllll-
WJi
have
a
corse!
week
and
uuipieen
other
weeks
why
until
fry
a
clean
handkerchief
week?
1
M.Vny
a
man
who
has
heen
in-ulled
hy
heing
nlTored
a
drink
ia
swa
owed
Ihe
inmill.
.
Sl.Vdl.K
girl
ak
nuenns
hul
a
married
one
demands
Til
HSU
are'
the
days
when
Ihe
married
man
wilh
a
large
family
wears
fringes
on
his
trousers
poekels
forking
out
nickles
for
Ice
cream
coaes.
4
IT
is
only
when
Ihe
cily
waler
wagon
gels
hiisy
laying
Ihe
dust
inai
uie
well
dressed
man
ran
wear
a
straw
hrlmmer
without
ignominy.
NOW
Hint
Ihe
summer
holiday
season
fs
on
it
makes
one
won
dor
what
liecame
nf
Ihe
winter
pay
cheques.
-
I
llh
only
pleasure
I
seem
lo
gel
out
of
Ihe
tourist
season
Is
walrhing
the
Inurisls.
rilh
hest
Ihing
ahoul
a'
nrize
llghl
is
Ihe
winner's
nurse.
W
f.
rend
that
Ihe.
Iluionlnn
tiewshoys'
hand
is
going
lo
Ihe
Wemhley
exhiliilion.
In
oilier
words
they
are
going
In
piny
for
a
living
rnr
a
cliani-.
'
.
IT
Is
Suid
Ihlll
some
nf
.lliPe
early
season
picnicing;
parlies
may
result
In
cnndidnles
for
Ihe
free
marriage
license
and
oilier
trophies
al
ihe
Fair
Hoard's
forthcoming
carnival.
,
f
IN
Ihe
sprinif
fancy
nol
alwavs
I
lie
voung
man's
rnncy
either.
Ann
doesn't
necesarily
reduce
inec'd.
The
old
fallows
work
faster
hecaioiA
Ihey
haven't
got
so
long.
1
1
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnc
Rupert
Wednesday,
May
14
.
Thomas
(Iraliam,
chief
pro.
vlnclal
inspector
of
mines,
was
In
Ihe
cily
yesterday,
lie
left
in
Ihe
evening
for
Oranhy.
'V..
II.
Wilson.
Die
Sun
t-Vim.
Cisco
mining
mail,
who
has
heen
spending
some
days
in
Ihe
Hiv.
left
lasl
evening
on
Hie
.Spokanol
fill
It'i.tnlilL
t.n
..-l...nM
I
Ml
""Ill
nil'
ir
II,-
JIMll
Ihe
excursionist
on
Ihe
Admiral
Sampson
this
week
and
proceed
north
with
them.
Mr.
Wilson!
will
examine
some
Alaska
pro-1
pcrlies
and
will
then
return
to
j
Prince
lluperl.
He
look
an
up.!
lion
on
some
llazcllou
iiroiicr.l
lies
while
here.
A.
M.
Tyson,
Indian
agent
ar-
lived
on
Ihe
Venture
oday4
IIhI
left
his
launch
al
l.owe
Inlet.
Mai
de
mor
is
said
lo
have
heen
Die
Irotihle.
YOU
CAN
EAT
ANYTHING
YOU
LIKE
AND
NOT
HAVE
HEARTBURN
in
in
rii
or
nMnuurn
tiir
i.
tniwlnr
iih!
tunilnr
nuln
In
itm
iinnnrh
iltflKled
bj
t
iJlilurls-d
i
whrn
lis)
tiiurb
fuoI
l
liken
lulu
list
iloinaih
It
ll
libl
lo
renitrf.t
aul
Imtoiiio
ft
tri'lnrlv
lour,
vmiilllnr
iirriira.
mil
ulm
I
thrown
up
U
ininlly
tour
ind
liittrr.)
Wtarn
Vol!
ira
111
llllt
rnnilllliHi
vim
uill.
find
tlial
Mlilnirn'i
Uu-Llvrr
rill
m
five
you
reiirr
npn
tway.
Mr.
Jowph
II.
Marllnlialil.
Chrlalinaa
IMaml.
y.H..
wrllrai
"Two
vi-ara
mn
i
iirrerrd
all
Hid
Hum
frmn
iM-nrlleiru.
I
look
olio
vial
or,
Miiiiunri
taia-Llvrr
I'llta
and
liave
wwr
bn
iroiitilnt
ninrc.
It
U
vr
nirrn
In
h
atil
in
.i
.nw.
jtlilnf
yon
Ilk
and
unt
liave
liMrttiurn
ny
more,-
MIIMirn'i
Latl-Llver
rill
are
tie
a
vial
at
all
dMlrM.
lit
malkd
direct
un
rm.
relpl
if
price
ty
Tlie
T.
Mlllmrn
Co..
Llmlifd,
Toronto,'
out,
I
f,
Before
You
Invest,
Investigate
In
an
effort
to
become
wealthy,
men
and
women
lose
millions
of
dollars
each
year
in
"jjet
rich
quick"
schemes.
'1
hey
do
not
sufficiently
investigate.
Out
of
each
hundred
dollars
"invested,"
the
portion
that
is
put
into
life
insurance
does
good
work,
because
87
of
estates
have
only
life
insurance
to
show
in
the
end.
Most
people
find
it
impossible
to
create
an
estate
in
any
other
way.
If
all
were
to
learn
this
lesson
early
in
life,
the
comfort
and
success
of
many
families
would
be
vastly
improved.
Why
not
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