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June
Is
Always
Wonderful
Month.
June
is
about
here
and
that
is
the
beginning
of
summer.
James
Bussell
.Lowell,
the
famous
American
poel,
wrote:
What
is
so
rare
as
a
day
in
June?
f,
.
Then,
jf
ever,
come
perfect
days.
Then
heaven
tries
Ihe
earth
ir
it
be
in
tune,
'
,
And
over
it
gently
her
soft
ear
lays.
'
Whether
we
look
or
whether
we
listen
We
hear
life
murmur
or
see
it
glisten.
'
Every
Hod
reels
a
slir
of
might
A
something
within
it
that
reaches
and
towers
.
And
searching
blindly
above
it
for
light,
Climbs
(o
a
soul
in
grass
and
flowers.
..
June
is
Ihe
month
when
summer
is
youiig
and
lovely.
It
is
the
time
of
year
when
we
are
looking
for
unrmitr
.,
shine
and
Ihe
outdoor
life
ahd
when
all
nature
conspires
lo
urmjf
joy.
.ii
'
'
Modernists
f
In
The,
Church.
.
There
is
still
a
good
deal
of
fuss
being-made
in
the
East
about
modernists
in
Ihe
church.
These
modernists
are
the
Nonconformists
of
today.
They
say
it
is
not
necessary
to
believe
things
Hint
were
set
down
n
necessary
hundreds
of
years
ago.
They
openly
scout
adherence
to'many
of
the
churrliMisages
and
take
it
upon
themselves
to
interpret
scripture
in
their
own
way.
Of
course
there
is
danger
in
all
this.
Those
who
hold
to
the
obi
beliefs
say
they
do
not
mind
the
modernists
preaching
anything
they
wish
as
long
as
they
do
not
use
their
churches
for
Ihe
purpose.
The
difficulty
is
that
in
many
cases
the
mem-hers
of
the
congregation
are
as
modem
in
their
religious
ideas
a
the
new
preachers.
Many
Preachers
'
Use
-Discretion.
Many
preachers
of
today
who
agree
wilh
the
new
developments
are
wise
in
holding
back
from
loo
much
public
expression.
They
say
that
it
is
necessary
to
carry
the
people
along
gently,
gradually
showing
them
the
T)ow
path.
They
conform
outwardly
to
the
orthodox
way
and
yet
now
and
then"
the
truth
a
tjiey,
sen.
it
comes
out
and
the
congregation
gels
many
a
shock.
TjM
'.ltX
Jnlv
0
gieat
change
is
gradually
taking
place.
New
nderpreraluirH
are
be,ing
placed
upon,
old
things.
New
men
wilfrnew
ideas,
new
melhod,smKu':jiev
foiirHftreflhKirig'
bob).
Men
of
the
lype
of
Dr.
Fosdik
are
the
effervescences''
of
.modernism
and
not
the
thing
itself.
Life
Relieved
By
Sense
Of
Humor.
V
"eiP
of
humor
is
the'
greatest
thing
in
life.
It
saves
men
and
women
from
wearing
themselves
away
menially
or
physically.
It
cheers
Ihem
and
lightens
their
labors.
Those
who
do
nol
have
a
sense
of
humor
grow
old
quickly
and,
seldom
really
enjoy
life.
How
ran
they?
To
be
able
to
see
the
humor
in
serious
things
is
n
n-renl
relief
Two
rrten
were
out
on
a
lwiatifrg
Irip,
They
upset
the
craft.were.
soaked
to
the
skin,
were
Cold
and
almost
hopelcio
but
the
humor
or
the
situation
slruck
them.
They
begnn
lo
laugh
at
each
other
and
from
that
moment
conditions
improved
The
blood
began
to
race,
through
heir
veins
ami
very
soon
thev
were
happy
and
comfortable.
Verily
humor
is
a
great
relief
'
A
r
They
offered
him
a
partnership
if
he
could
Inrcat
little
money.
But
he
hadn't
the
money,
and
the
opportunity
w
gone.
Don't
let
lack
of
money
spoil
the
opportunity
that
may
eome
to
you.
Si
''.
One
dollar
wil)
open
a
Union
Bank
Savings
Afco,
MS
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
United
.Church
of
Canada
will
arrive
in
lime
to
be
present
and
j
address
the
(ienejal
Assembly.
.mong
ttiose
will
lie
i'roressor
W.
M.
Mar'iregor,
D.D.,
Glasgow,
former
moderator
of
ihe
United
Free
('hutch
of
Scotland;
Hev.
P.
D.
Thomson,
D.I).,
Cdas-gow;
Ilcv.
Joseph)
Rorko,
London,
ex-moderator
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
England:
Rev.
II.
K.
llanna,
Dublin,
representing
the
Irish
Presbyterian
Church.
Non-Concurrents
Meet
In
?t.
Andrew's
Church
on
June
8
there
will
open
a
congress
of
non-concurring
Presbyterians,
to
continue
three
days.
It
will
be
composed
of
three
dele-Kates
from
each
congregation
which
voted
against
union
ami
an
equal
number
from
each
or
ganization
minority,,
and
Itev.
J.
VV.
MacNamara,
secretary
of
the
Presbyterian
Church'
Association,
estimated
th.1t
there
will
be
be
tween
1,500
and
2,000
men
and
women
present,
representing
everr
province.
There
will
be
re
ports
from
key
men
in
each
sec-lion
of
the
country,
an.l
inspirational
addresses
from
prominent
men
ami
women.
On
June
It,
when
the
original
General
Assembly
will.
have
been
absorbed
into
the
United
Church,
the
non-
concurrents
will
proceed
to
or-
ranize
their
own
Assembly,
rheir
commissioners
in
the
old
body
will
be
augmented
by.
ministers
and
elders
who
have
been
in
attendance
at
the
Congress.
it
nd
for
three
or
four
days
they
will
wrestle
with
their
own
pro
blems
of
organization!
Reports
will
he-
ready
from
provisional
committees
who
have
been
working
on
details
of
organization,
if
mission
work,
.education
ami
other
items
of
religious
activity.
It
is
the
expectation
that.
Rev.
Dr.
K.
S.
Scott
of
Montreal
will
lie
the
first
moderator
of
the
continuing
church.
Other
Meetings
The
Methodists
who
will
meet
morning
and
afternoon
in
Slier-bourne
Street
Church
on
June
9
have
no
official
authority,
strictly
speaking,
bul
for
all
that
they
will
be
thoroughly
representative
of
Ihe
denomination.
The
body
will
be
composed
of
the
150
Methodist
members
or
the
General
Council
of
the
United
Church,
who
were
elected
by
the
1922
General
Conference,
and
in
addition
an
equal
;
number
of
delegates
chosen
by
the
twelve
r.nnnal
conferences.
0
the
Penereal
theme
of
"Consummation
of
'Union"
the
delegates
will
hear
feporls
on
the
events
of
re
cent
years
ami
outlines
of
plans
Tor
the
future.
About
eighty
delegates
will
be
present
at
Bond
Street
Church
for
Ihe
annual
meeting
of
the
Congregational;
Union
of
Canada
on.
Jijne
and
0.
-The
program
includes
addresses
by
any
"men
prominent,
in
the
denomination
and
the
IransaeUnn'of
Ihe,,
regc-hlr
business!
General
Council
Session
The
General
Council
itself,
when
it
meets
on
June
10
in
circumstances
of
dramatic
and
historic
interest,
will
consist
of
15(
Methodists,
150
Presbyterians,
to
Congregationalism
and
ten
representatives
of
the
Council
of
local
union
churches
mostly
from
Western
Canada.
,
Meeting
for
the
last
time
as
Con
gregationalism,
Melhodisls
ami
I'reshyterjans,
the.
representatives
of
those
denominations
will
gather
at
a
central
place
and
march
to
Massey
Hall,
undoubtedly
escorted
by
many
hundreds
or
non-delegates
c.iiger
to
have
a
part
in
the
ceremony.
MASSETT
nni
n
onn
icr-r
I
HAS
BEEN
FINANCED
AND
!
WORK
TO
BE
CONTINUED
(continued
from
pape
one)
mean
Ihe
opening
up
of
mining
activity
there.
All
or
Ibis
will
he
or
vast
importance
ta
Rupert
as
supplies,
equipment,
etc.,
would
havelo
come
from
a
Pacific
city
I
shipped
in
by
rail
In
a
base
point
and
from
Ihenco
overland
lo
the
new
field.
Rupert
should
Ret
lis
share
of
this
business.
Siih.itatillallng
his
faith
in
Canadian
Min
luff,
Mr.
Cabrera
has
opened
an
eastern
nlllce'
in
107
Copimouwcallh
Building,
me
daily
bests
May
to
MEETINQS
PREPARATORY
iToronto,
arid
jn
.western
ofliee.
hi
TO
UNION
OF
CHURCHES
I
Prince.
JliiporU
,
In
the
.Toronto
COMMENCE
NEXT
WEEK
!
oilier-
h
lias
nslalT
or
engineers
:
jus
well
as
a
financial
dopart-
(Conllnuod
from
Page
One;.
monl,
winch
ilepart
nin
i
under
7
it
he
management
of
W.
II.
Fiel-
of
Ihe
assemldy
will
be
devoted
',,,.
xv,l(1
rveoiWl
,
,.HrIy
train-lo
hearing
reports
from
tlio
mis-
Ulfr
,,rn,,ov,,P
of
,,
Hank
sionnry,
educational
ami
honevo-:
of
Kllgnni,
;,
wl,
is
W(,
lent
agencies
or
ll.o
church,
ami
knmv
j,,
rinnurlnl
circle.
The
to
setting
its
house
in
order
prior
,,,,,.,
will
,l0
under
Mr.
to
the
ronsumiuufion
or
onion.
II
toMM.,S0lli
Thi,
,sjn,.ss
is
to
is
probable
that
distinguished
mI)M
j,,,
an,
.,..
presemames
mm
m
s
u
with
..l(.,
,
,,,,.,,
cml,in,-.l
IMC
Ill's
I
liOHCl'lll
MMUieil
Ol
Hie
mines
financing
which
department
will
in
no
way
be
connected
with
anr
slock
sales
deals
bul
will
act
only
as
agent
in
securing
funds
for
mine
development
and
operations,
from
sndicales
of
a
private
nature.
Mining
Men
Busy
In
Boston,
New
York
and
Philadelphia
activity
in
iuinir)gswas
finite
in
evidence
marked
by
the
almost
tidal
absence
of
the
engineers
in
those
cfties.
This
of
course
means
only
one
thing
ami
that
is
that
they
are
making
extensive
field
investigations,
sure
indication
of
mining
developments
holh
present
and
future.
Further
the
various
brokers
and
mining
interests
were
optimistically
engaged
in
starting
ih.w
enterprises
in
new
mining
field
.
and
I
hey
also
displayed
intense
inl
crest
in
news
relating
lo
the
mining
sections
of
B.C.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
I
I
WHAT'S
wrong
with
this
town
is
that
.there
are
plenty
of
husi-nessincn
and
professional
ine'n
but
a
scarcity
of
good
ball
THE
time
a
'wdman
begins'
to
think
about
semiring
a
divorce
is
when
she
has
selected
a
second
male.
"
PRACTICE
makes
perfecl,
says
the
old
proverb
hut
the
dillictilly
with
ball
players
today
is
they
do
not
wish
to
he
perfecj.
WANTED:
Good
boat
In
ex-change
for
radio
scl.
bo
not
all
apply
at
once.
,
LOST,
stolen
or
-strayed:
0:u
'perfectly
good
husband.
Be
gol
tangled
up
with
a
Jazz
girl.
Anyone
reluming
same
uninjured
except
financially
will
receive
reward
in
heaven.
Doting
Dot.
THE
road
to
Hell,
I
hey
say.
is
paved
wit
If
.
good
intentions
and
the
plai'e
Is.
filled
with
people
who
meant
well,
AMONG
the
things
Hint
won't
get
you
anywhere;
Is
trying
to
evade
the
tax
collector.
EVERY
inan
sJlould
have
a
good
opinion
of
himself
ami
be
should
try'
lo
live'
tip
lo
it.
BECAUSE
you
are
shocked
at
what
your
neighbors
do
is
nol
a
sign
thai
you
are
belter
than
Ut.
There
are
so
many
kinds
ol
goodness.
TIME
will
toll
and"
so
w'.ll
some
girls.
Have
nothing
lo
tUt
wilbcilher.
.
.
THIVdoclor
ahdi
j,be.
Jslork
are
mu'chjhtfjkfj.;
-ifiejf
Jmifi
'have-,
dp
do
will?
thei
arrival'
ii?lmbies
ami
they
both
have
long"
bills.
'
THE,
sun
shines
forth
feet
sky
in
a
por
And
all
the
world's
aglow
ami
Would
boating
go
I
sadly
sigh
But
I'm
refraining.
I
look
wnd
long
on
the
following
day
As
with
nolhing
to
do
I'm
free
lo
si
ray
lOff
lo
the
lakes
and
woods
to
Play
But
it's
raining-.
Advertise
in
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Daily
News
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June
Supplement
The
June
Supplement
contains
another
splendid
list,
which
as
usual
gives
'His
Master's
Voice"
customers
the
cream
of
popular
song
Issues,
the
very
latest
dance
hits
and
most
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selections
by
famous
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Seal
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Ask
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list
If
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Supplement
of
Victor
records.
Some
recent
releates:
DANCE
RECORDS
Doublt-tldtd,
7Se.
The
Love
Song
You
Will
Forget
Waltz
The
TrouUidours
Take
Me
Back
to
Your
Heart
,
WaltZ
Dan
Gregory's
Orch.
(The
Flapper
Wife
Fox
Trot
International
Novelty
Orchcttra
Who
Takes
Care
of
the
Caretaker's
Daughter
Fox
Trot
,
Kaufman's
Original
Pennsylvania
Strenaders
Yearning
(Just
for
You)Fox
Trot
Ghetto
Fox
Trot
i
The
Windtor
Hotel
Orchestra
(Harold
Leonard
and
His
Knl
Jackets)
On
the
Way
to
Monterey
Fox
Trot
Moonlight
and
Roses
Fox
Trot
Henry
HaLtead
and
His
Orchestra
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnne
Kupnrt
I
n.,.
'-
n
The
American
halibut
schooner
Seallle,
Uapl.
I.arsen,
arrived
in
this
port
for
Ihe
first
lime
yesterday
yvilh
a
catch
of
10,000
pounils
which
is
heing
shipped
East
iy
Ihe
O.T.P.
The
,'I'onnpah-Hclmnnl
Development
Co.
has
been
given
a
fix
months'
extension
o!
its
op
lion
on
Ihe
Surf
Inlet
mine
and
it
is
probable
that
it
will
event
ually
acquire
ami
operate
the
properly.
Clyde
II.
Heller,
president
of
Ihe
Belmont
Co.,
Prod
Bradshaw,
general
superintend-on!,
of
Ihe
company
from
Tono-pah,
Arizona,
and
Jonalbon
Rogers
of
Victoria,
director
of
the.
company,
recently
paid
a
visit
of
Inspection
to
Ihe
mine.
Prince
Rupert's
dry
dock,
now
under
construction,
is
being
advertised
o
the
world
as
one
of
the
greatest
importance
by
W.
P.
Hinlnn,
asslslanl,
passonge
Irnflle,
manager
of
the
'Irani!
Trunk
and
(irafid
Trunk
Pacific
Railways,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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May
31
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a.m.
1
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p.m.
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June
1
High
9:00
a.m.
1
5.0
ft.
2l:i0
p.m.
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"
Low
3:00
a.m.
H.t
"
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1
p.m.
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for
You)
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Voice:
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SALMON
TROLLERS
Before
outfilling
it
will
pay
you
to
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Trolling
near.
We
have
a
new
line
or
Salmon
Swlvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
or
all
kinds.
In
our
stock
you
will
find
everything
yn
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Marine
Hardware
of
nil
kw-ami
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
and
I
lensiK
If
it's
for
Ihe
boat
we
have
it.
.
yul
Boats
are
lost
every
year
by
fire
have
R
Pyrene
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
We
sell
them.
Gall
and
see
us.
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HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
(Near
Post
Office)
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
nc
B.u
Office
Hours
0
to
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mi
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woo.
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Tuesday,
Thursday
and
SaturdayEvem
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