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Sunday,
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Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
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daily
edition
Tnesdny.
June
3,
I!)2t.
Celebrating
King's
Birthday.
Today
we
celebrate,
the
li'.llh
birthday
of
King
ficorge.
II
is
not
a
general
holiday
in
the
sense
that
Victoria
Day
or
Christmas
Day
are
holidays
hut
it
is
kept
hy
the
hanks
and
government
offrics
and
we
are
reminded
once
mow
lhat
we
are
citizens
of
a
great
empire
and
that
in
addition
to
our
duties
as
C-iuadiaus
we
have
the
larger
duties
as-Britishers.
Everyone
Wanted
To
See
Prince
Rupert.
"Of
einirse
everyone
is
interested
in
the
terminus
of
a
great
railway
system,"
declared
one
of
the
newspaper
editor
here
early
Monday
morning
when
they
passed
through
on
the
delated
trip
southbound
to
the
lug
reinvention
in
Vancouver.
"We
jill
looked
forward
io
teeing
your
city
and
we
are
very
much
jlis-
appoiuieu
thai,
we
are
not
aide
to
do
-so.
"Can't
we
see
the
harhor
as
we
pass
out?"
asked
another
of
the
newspapermen.
Unfortunately
the
night
was
Mack
as.
limb-
and
even
that
was
not
possible.
The
point
is
(hat
all
these
big-
men
in
me
newspaper
worui
look
on
I'mjce
Utitierl
as
11
city
in.
the
making
and
they
waul
to
see
it
so
lhat
they
may
he
in
touch
wait
the
trend
of
events.
Need
Right
Man
To
Handle
Question.
1
here
is
just
one
man
who
thoroughly
understands
the
freight
rales
question
and
who
is
able.
to
rnrry
tlie
war
into
the
vim-mij
n
mica
uiio
niiiKf
01s
iiiiiut'iirt'
in
me
j-;nsi.
that
man
is
.John
Oliver,
present
premier
of
British
Columbia.-
lie
has
Hill
llrt
n
tTtHul
fifrllf
'ilnraKt
fiiijt
vi'j.itlil
Iw.,.a
I
.
.
1
1
r.
,
-
rj"--"!
in"u;
stilts
if
11
111
mm:
in
iur
jiriin
lull
II
nol
luH?n
necessary
for
him
lo
waste
his
lime
defending
FiiinsHf
'.....I
II
f
..I
I
.
.
...
.
D.
"H-uui
i-.u.r..
courses
nrougiii
ngniusi
mm
ly
(ieneral
.McRae
and
his
associates.
The
way
lo
have
the
good
work
ronlinue
is
to
vote
the
Oliver
candirlnlfs
brie!
illlll
tlllVL'iir
Y.l
..II10
.......
...
".
......
....
.Filial
IIMIII
ever
had
.the
prestige
in
the
Kast
and
011
the
prairies
that
Farmer
'o'
i
io.i
mi.
11
woiuu
ne
a
suieuiai
policy
tu
stop
bi
work
jusl
as
he
is
meeting
wilh
success.
Pattullo
And
,
..
Immigration.
.
u
lion.
T.
D.
I'allullo
says
he
believes
in
-immigration
and
he
llftfi
tlp.f.fl
l....
:..l
I.-!
If
!..
..
......
.
A
.
.
..
.
''""
iiiiiistni
111
geuiiig
ine
line
or
immigration
nun
mis
country
started.
Frank
Dockrill
is
reported
lo
have
suiuMi
.il
u-rruce
inai
he
was
opposed
lo
immigration
until
such
time
as
the.
farmers
now
on
the
land
were
able
to-
get
abetler
living
and
until
heller
marketing
conditions
were
arranged.
Jl
is
scarcely
necessary
In
argue
between
the
Two.
Kv'ery-
......
m.ii
,i
r
nave
population
we
shall
have
belter
rail
way
service,
belter
mxirk-f
inir
ij
itid
fl
tt
if
1
1
I
...
4
f
....
..'..:i
1.
...
II
.
'
I
.c.
-,
i'-.iiri
immtihi
rillllJIIIOIIS
on
me.
larius.
lietter
setmols.
Iicii
co-openite
with
the
people
now
here
means
more
prestige
more
1
lllll
lie.'ll
rinwnr
1111
n...
.,......
I
1
11
..
c
.'
it'i
"v
"i
ci.Fiiin.ni.
nun
tfrowin
lor
me
west.
'
...
.rf
e?.ply
M:!!,lT,.t,llnp
"ii"
r"'intrj-
they
found
it
uiniuim
in
nve.
jiiey
nnu
very
Tew
or
the
what
we
call
necessities
of
life
and
no
luxuries.
Thai
was
because
there
were
;
so
few
of
Uumii.
As
the
country
filled
up
j
developed,
and
living
COIIlll
Hills
illilir..
...1
Will.
.11.
.i
.'.
..
1
....
"""P
,."
V
,
V
.
",'
"V1"
"
'"veiii.iii
nnnuier
million
peo
lc
we
shall
begin
lo
gel
m
a
position
where
uv
on,,
P,.ml.i
better
bv.ng
conditions.
The
policy
of
isolation
is
one
to
be
"Liver
Trouble
so
Severe
I
Had
to
Quit
Work"
Mr.
Thorn
Himhiv
IIvm-J
s.
I
wai
a
great
tuflerer
from
enlargement
of
tbe
liver
f.r
ten
montni.
and
hnally
I
had
to
quit
work.
I
would
wal
un
iL.
wv
hs
nwrnings
with
a
bluer
Uite
ia
my
mouth,
had
frequent
headache!,
yellow
coaplexioB.
and
pain
in
my
right
tide,
and
between
the
shoulder
blade.
It
wai
almost
unbearable,
and
terribly
weakening.
I
could
not
sleep
at
night
and
my
heart
also
bothered
me.
But
the
whole
trouble
has
now
left
me.
thanks
to
that
wonderful
medicine.
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
35
cu.
a
ln
f
35
pill.
IMiaauMHi
turn
Jl
ti,,
Ia4..
TmrvmUi
CITY
TO
HELP
j
THE
HOSPITAL
Guarantees
to
Come
to
Aid
of
the
Hospital
in
Year
Following
ii
(lit
reitiesl
iiiu.li
lal
wk
by
the
hospital
board,
llial
it
he
friveu
financial
assist
ance
in
connection
wilh
the
in-sl.Mliii.'
f
fire
escapes
and
olherj
f.'re
protection
devices
rrijuired
It
v
j
the
fire
mnrlml
am!
tli
super
inlcndcnt
of
.utilities,
the
eily
council
lasl
niplil
accepted
a
re
port
from
the
finance
commit,
lee
recommending
t
lint
Ihe
hos
pital
hiirmw
such
11101117
nn
it
requires
from
I
lie
hank
wilh
the
jfiiaranlee
Hint
the
eily
will
come
to
lie
assistance
with
an
addi
tional
grant
at
the
end
of
the
year
if
neresnry.
Act
in?
Mayor
Collarl
sujrscsl-
ed
that
the
hospital
hoard
retain
tlie
present
fir
escapes
as
well
as
inslalliiig
the
new
ones.
Aid.
Maednnald
said
he
would
bring
the
suggestion
la
die
altention
of
Hie
hospital
hoard.
COUNTY
COURT
CASES
WERE
SET
YESTERDAY
Three
New
Actions
and
One
Old
One
on
List
for
June-Four
Naturalization
"
Tlie
following
rases
were
set.
yesterday
afternoon
for
ln'arinc
lfore
Jude
J-".
.Mr
II.
Youu?
in
Hie
County
Court
Ihis
month:
June
o.
Jeorsre
Itnss
vs.
Jo
llrown.
dauiaos
in
the
Mini
of
sU'i'.ii.
I'aliiiiire
1'ullon
for
Hie
jilaintilT
and
Williaiiis.
.Man-son
tV
(ouuli-s
for
Hie
defend
ant.
June
10.
.enly
vs.
.Stevenson'
Criitu,
aiidieulirin
for
sale
of
hind.
June
27.
Ilex
vs.
C.
O.
Kel-
cliuin.
tr,;:,.
Patmore
X
l
iillon
for
Hie
plainlilf
ami
Williams,
lionzales
for
Hie
ilffenilaul.
June
.losedi
Itenuer
vs.
.1.
.McDonald
el
a!,
m.:n
I'at-
niore
I'ullon
for
the
plaiulilT
and
Williams
&
loin.ah'S
for
(lir
defendant.
Therw
were
four
applications
for
naturalizalion
Itudi.lpli
lirown,
William
llatreii,
Jolin
'I'liomas
and
I..
'I'assie.
linden
whs
Hie
only
.one
to
tuil
in
an
appearance
and
he
was
recommended
to
Canadian
rilizensliip.
CITY
TO
TAKE
ROCK
FROM
SECOND
AYENUE
Offer
of
Mr.
McLeod
of
Vancouver
to
Pay
$500
For
Clearing
of
Lots
Is
Accepted
The
city
council
lnl
night
derided
to
accept
the
offer
of
Mr
Mc
I.
end
of
Vancouver
to
pay
soon
to
have,
rock
cleared
from
his
lots
at
the
corner
of
I'ifth
Streel
anil
SeconI
Avenue
to
IK
inches
he
low
grade.
Payment
will
he
made
100
down
and
the
balance
when
Ihe
work
is
completed.
-Mr.
Mr.
Lend
had
asked
lhat
the
work
he
completed
in
eight
m'oulhs
hut
the
council
decided
thai
IK
months
would
he
reipiired.
The
rock
so
obtained
will
he
used
as
street
surfacing
material.
MAY
INSTAL
SEPTIC
TANKS
IN
BASEMENTS
City
Council
Decided
Last
Night
to
Allow
This
to
be
Done
Recommended
by
Board
of
Works
Septic
tanks
may
now
he
in.
stalled
in
the
basements
of
houses
in
the
eily
acconlinir
lo
o
decision
reached
by
Ihe
city
council
lasl
night.
A
recom
mendation
from
the
hi
mill
nf
works
thai
J.
(laion
Ik
allowed
In
inslal
such
a
lank
and
that
the
bylaw
he
amended
accordingly,
was
adopted
by
(ir
council.
1
STEWART
The
Prince
John
and
,M.
fl.
pro
perties
will
again
he
developed
this
summer
under
the
supervision
of
Cap!.
C...A.
,MaeKcnzic.
The
approaches
lo
the
ltear
lliver
hridjfe
are
being
filled
in
wilh
gravel
and
rock,
some
25
men
being
on
Ihe
job.
Tim
road
liolurnon
ltnu
III....
I..!.l
li
..........
.......i
iinr
ii
mil.-
111111
Olacier
Creek
is
being
widened,
new
bridges
are
belntr
built
over
Olacier
Creek
and
the
Utile
can
yon
on
Dear
Itlver,
the
Stewart
TIIE
iMlLY
NRWB.
TPIr)-,
Junt
:.,
"
t
GuropaGold
CIGARETTES
MitO
vnO
Extm
Fine
JJQ
for
25?
Ilydft-
road
is-Jieing
resurfaced
ami
(rail
work
is
geaeral
Ihrouishout
Ihe
Stewart
district.
,n
early
start
lias
lHrn
made
and
work
is
proceeding
apace.
-
K.
I.eediT,
who
was
eoivlrael-ing
in
the
J.
J.
slope
of
the
Pro-:uier
mine,
was
killed
in
a
blast,
ins
aceideut
in
Hie
mine
last
week.
A
verdiri
of
acoideiilHl
Jealli
was
reluriieil
hy
a
oodmi-er's
jury.
The
Cliier
.Metals
Mining
Cu
ha
heeii
orgaiii.i-d
hy
Dan
An
derson
o
take
over
and
operale
Hie
Slur
irrouii
or
foifr
claims
which
ha
been
bonded
from
John
llaahti
And
A.
M.
Durbeck.
The
Texas
Crcek-Rnmsiiick
.Mining
C.
hii
eiM-iHl
nUii-ers
as
follows:
President,
J.
K.
(treeu;
vice-preidenl,
Joe
Jack
son;
sei-oml
vice-iin'sideiil.
Henry
llumiiietl;
1
reasiiier.
Frank
l-'islu
er;
sec
re
I
a
ry.
Ilandd
Johnson.
Il"-i'i-v
lliiinuieh
is
mine
manager.
PRINCE
GEORGE
lliisiuess.
farinerj
labor
and
ladies'
committees
nre
being
struck
in
connectlrtn
with
II.
ii.
Perry
Vclcel
ion
campaign
in
this
district.
(Jeorge
Williams
i
chairman
of
'the
business
t-otn-mitlee;
i'rauk
Clark,
the
lahor
commillee,
and
It.
J.
Itlackhurii,
the
farmer
committee.
J.
.
Wilson
is
campaign
manager.,
II
is
aunoum-pi!
that
the
federal
government
will
spend
ffi.OOn
this
year
on
Hie
improvement
of
the
Suiumnl
Lake
water
way
to
Ihe
peace
lliver
Vallej.
-
The
Mcltridc
Liberal
Association
has
elected
nllieers
as
follows:
President
j
David
W.
Hay;
vice-president,
s'i
II;
llyrne:
secrelary-lieasurer,
f!.
T.
Hold-way;
executive.
'SI
II.
Harjing.
C.
It.
CI
1
IT,
J.
(ioiiihuaii
and
W.
A
K.
Wall.
II.
II.
Slevens,
M.l.
for
Vancouver,
will
visit
Prince
tleorgc
in
the
course
of
'the
provincial
election
campaign
it
is
exjiecled.
Peler
Deagle
and
.Miss
Itose-mary
lloliinson
were
married
last
week
hy
I'alher
Leray.
SMITHERS
William
Johnson,
n
llazcllnn
Indian,
was
sentenced
to
one
year
in
prison
by
Judge
Young
last
week,
lie
was
charged
wilh
an
assault
011
a
girl.
The
Ureal
War
Velerans'
As
sociation
here
has
decided
to
creel
n
two
storey
building
.'15
hy
so
feel
on
llroailvvay.
A
large
program
of
sidewalk
improvement
work
Is
In
be
car
ried
mil
by
(he
1
own
council
Mils
year.
Mrs.
SL
Norton
nppeared
In
UlaBMU
wmm
aaal
r
.avv
J
muAi
,
CATARRH
k
el
it
BLADDER
Ian.
tatoMbl
P.tth
Cantata
baaianauia
I
pimnofntimUrftUi
lUiy,
was
renwinded
on
a
eliafk'e
.of
vaprncy.
4.
.Mrs.
Nr.
K.
Males
has
returned
lo
Suiilhers
after
spendlllK
sev
eral
weeks
visit
in
her
idd
home
in
Knirland.
She
alo
allemll
ihe
llrilith
r.midre
IVchlhiriou.
Mrs.
M.
Martin.,
mollier
of
Mrs
;
.
S.
Davie,
and
Miss
M.
.Martin
j
hae
arriied
in
l-liurlnnd.
Snulliers
from
NEW
HAZELTON
ConslHlde
and
.Mrs.
1.
t'.linr
are
on
a
holiday
I
rip
to
Mis
Nock.
rnlly
unidimled
from
the
llnxellon
IbfspHal.
ha
!lefl
to
visit
in
Vancouver.
.Mr.
'and
Mrs.
Minnie
and
fauiHy
have
ef
fur
Hiw
where
they
will
lake
up
11
fruit
farm.
Mrs.
Malhelsn.
fomierly
mn-
lriu
of
the
Duncan
(ietieral
Hits.
pilal.
has
arrived
In
.nie
ajly
superilllenilenl
of
Hie
ltaieon
llosftital
iicediti
.Ml
Wat.
kino
who
has
mifrtiel
and
gone
south.
Dr.
.
A.
Petrle,
for
eveml
yein
houe
siinteon
at
the
IInx-ellou
llospilnl.
has
left
fur
Van.
enuver
wliere
he
intends
lo
prac
tice.
He
is
succeeded
here
by
Dr.
H.
It.
I'.warl
of
Vancouver.
TIMBER
SALE
X
5756.
Mlr!
Tmrirm
ttlll
to-
nr.-i.-1
ti
tlie
ImiMfl
l'r.i-r.
ia,t
uirr
iiun
si
ihi
liw
lllll
nay
ur
Juiw.
wn.
tm
IIh-
nit
:
tl
Ht
l.lrmrf
X
X74ft.
4lji
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:
iMsnuUry.
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public
place
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her
nephew.
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ii
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at
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wra
i
alHir-l
Iinr,
thenre
aloriir
fliorr
Iinr
in
point
nfi
mnmLD
,,,l,0K
Apr..
,
To
keep
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prints,
a
Kodak
Album
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enjoy
all
over
wain
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wwk-cn'l
trip,
the
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vacation
and
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fun
you
have
nj-i
around
the
house,
as
well
when
your
prim
arc
ntiirnl,
safe,
clean,
and
in
ordrr,
in
a
K'-Uk
nlbittn.
Precious
now,
your
Kodak
allnr
V
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be
iriceless
later.
At
our
Kodak
counter
ou'rc
mrc
tofitMl
at.
you
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like.
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ami
cIom-yI
Imrk
most
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