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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
.
Rupert
Daily
News,
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P.
PULLEX,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
June
20,
1925.
Session
Prolonged
i
By
Opposition.
i
.
The
session
of
parliament
was
prolonged
very
considerably
ij
hip
iippiisiuoii.
.Mciiincrs
oi
me
tionservauve
party
and
some
of
the
Progressives
criticized
very
severely
measures
tir
items
of
supply,
including
such
matters
as
the
vote
for
the
Prince
Riiperl
elevator.
It
wa
expected
tjiat
the
House
would
have
ad
journed
about
.May
24
but
instead
of
that
it
will
be
nearer
June
2'i
.
However,
it
is
the
privilege
of
the
opposition
to
criticize
and
they
are
lit
be
commended
fur
doing
it,
up
to
a
certain
point.
We
do
hot
think,
though,
that
ueh
matlers
as
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
were
worthy
of
their
censure.
Colonel
McMullln
'
Doing
Good
Work.
Colonel
MeMullin,
head
of
tlfe
Provincial
Police
Force
and
formerly
or
this
city
h
not
often
heard
from
but
just
now.
he
seems
to
be
delivering
Hie
goods!
He
has
secured
the
(Conviction
or
hyo
or
the
worst
criminals
on
the
continent
'and
has
brought
to
trial
men
thought
to
be
connected
with
the
Nanaimo
Bank
robbery.
He
has
ferreted
out
the
abduclors
or
Wong,'
the
Chinaman,
connected
with
the
Janet
Smith
case,
and
has
made
arrests.
One
important
thing
has
eluded
him
so
rar
and
that
is
the
murderer
or
Janet
Smith..
Until
lie
has
cleaned
up
that
slur
oii
the
good
name
of
the
province
his
work,
will
not
be
complete,
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
quick
action
will
follow.
There
is
"very
general
impression
ahroad
that
some
prominent
person
is
being
shielded
and
that
make
it
all
the
more
desirable
that
the
"culprit
1)
)roughtojysfic..,
L
It
would
never
..In
.for
thfr
im-pression-to'
go
abrflad
that'
fnoney"
foifld
buy
immunity
in
this
province.
Liberal
Government
Forty-three
Years.
Nova
Scotia
has
had
a
Liberal
government
for
in
years
njid
now
an
effort
is
being
made
lo
dislrtdsre
if.
Onnniii
Prince
Rupert
Branch
OF
mmda
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
144
ham!;
V.
M.
Anderson,
a
jrov-
einnfent
expert
on
horticulture;
mil
myself.
We
left
Mill
Hay
at
the
nroiitlunf
the
rher
in
an
I
n
lian
pas-
boat
called
"The
Nightingale"
and
.started
up
what
was
really
n
creal
river
owing
lo
the
spring
floods.
The
current
was
very
strong
hut
Hie
sturdy
little
10
horse
power
en-gine
made
slow
hut
steady
head
journey.
At
last
we
reached
the
(Iwinilia
t'anyon
and
those
who
go
up
or
down
this
in
a
boat
dtirinc
the
spring
Hood
will-not
soon
forget
the
exjTience.
The
assent
was
thrilling
apd
even
dangerous
and
only
such
a
splendid
man
at
the
wheel
as
the
native,
James
.Sinythe,
would
make
it
possible
to
make
it.
Hul
we
did
make
it,
a
testimony
'to
the
boat
and
its
skipper
and
his
story
son
Lean-der.
The
old
village
of
Crwiniha
with
the
exception
of
one
house
has
been
moci
Lo
higher
ground
dates
are
nominated
in
even-
constituency
ami
in
Hie
conge-1edM'"
tl,,!
otl,er
sl,le
nf
the
river
districts
there
are
three
cornered
fights
"labor
having
rep
re
sen-
.
TweIvo
'mile
al,ovc
tl,e
ca
iatrte
trying
to
secure
recognition.
Klectioil
day
is
on
June
25
and
tire
outcome
will
be
eagerly
iatclied
by
everyone.
It
is
commonly
reported
that
if
Nova
Scotia
gives
the.
Liberals
a
good
majority,
a
Dominion
election
is
likely
to
follow,
but
there
has
been
no
intimation
from
the
government
side
of
the
House
that
an
election
will
be
held
Hijs'year.
The
contrary
has
seemed
more
probable.
Mining
News
Is
,
Increasingly
Important.
Mining
development
js
going
on.
in
this
part
of
the
country
and
this
pajrer
is
making
an
effort
Insecure
news
of
the
mines'.
It
is
realized
thai
much
of
the
prosperity
of
the
northern
part
of
B.C.
including
Prince
Rupert,
is
due
to
the
mining
development
of
the-
district
and
Dial
the
future
is
fulL
of
hope
in
that
direction.
Recently
a
mining
man
of
known
ability
remarked
that
billions
of
dollars'
worth
of
ore
would
be
obtained
from
the
mountains
aroirnd
Portland
Canal.
Developments
each
day
seem
to
prove
that
he
is
righL
Stewart
bids
fair
to
become
a
very
pros-peroiii
mining
camp
and
Smithers
also
will
benefit
largely
from
ihe.
activjlia?
iri
Hudson,
.Bay
Mountain
and
ilie
Babine
range.
Alice
Arm'
i
J
again
bfiiig.
heard
from
and
Hazelton
afid
Usk.
are
spoken
hfj
The
po'ibityle,s..tfre
Hmitles?,
.Because-
of
that
,i
will
be
wise
for
people
oi"
this'
district
to
keep
In
close
tb1i;Ii
with
all
mining
operations
and
enctmrage
them
as
much
as
possible.
.
Reefs
of
Debt
'pHE
man
or
woman
who
plunges
into
thoughtless
spending,
making
no
provision
for
the
future,
faces
-
financial
shipwreck
on
the
relentless
reefs
of
debt
Men
in
debt
no
longer
control
their
time
or
their
careers.
Others
control
them.
To
remain
in.debt
is
to
have
to
do
without,
in
bitterness
of
spirit.
The
habit
of
saving
part
of
every
dollar
you
earn
will
help
to
keep
you
clear
of
debt,
and
will
enable
you
to
enjoy
comfort
and
contentment
in
the
days
that
are
to
come.
Our
Budict
Book
will
lutttst
a
tavinti
plan
t
fit
your
inevmt,
Atk
cur
Manager
for
a
cupf.
canyon
is
what
remains
of
Aivansh.
Just
a
few
houses
and
one
family
and
these
.will,
both
houses
and
family,
probably
soon
be
moved
to
(iit-Lak-dauiiks.
arrived
about
8
p.m.
at
this
place
and
wpre
met
at
the
landing
by
a
large
number'
of
the
people,
among
whom
was
the
Rev.
Oliver
Thorne,
about
whom
and
Mrs.
Thome
lenie
say
I
do
not
think
there
could
be
found
anywhere
two
people
who
could
do
heller
work
than
these
devoted
people
are
doing.
Not
a
Complaint
Here
was
a
Hilisiion
content
and
happy
and
without
a
com
plaint
so
far
as
the
religious
side
of
life
was
concerned,
and.
why
should
they
be
-otherwise,
with
such
leadership
and
with
church
and
church
army
hall
such
a
few
while
towns
or
even
k-ilie
h'a'vAi
The.
service
on
Sun.
lay
would
be
a
surprise
and
revelation
to
people
from
Kngrfand
and
Kastem
Canada.
A
beautiful
church
lit
by
electricity,
well
furnished,
a
fine
stained
glass
window
in
,tho
chancel
aiyl
a
good
choir.
ur-plieed
lay
reader
taking
part
in
the
seivire
and
everything
done
in
the
nyisl
reverent
manner.
The
next
two
days
were
taken
up
In
attending
a
"Sports
Day"
with,
foolball
and
tug-of-war
matches
and
races
and
a
concert
in
the
Churclf
Army
Hall,
when
Ihe
village
band
and
several
sing-
-in
pi-milieu
a
reany
good
enH
terlainmerit,
after
which
taslerul
refreshments
were
served.
When
I
saw
all
Ihls'I
fell
I
must
tell
the
iTlil.
friend
of
the
great
McCiillagh
(if.Alyansh
and
niake
(heir
hear!
.glad
to
know
that
(he
work
he
had
iitiili
1
1
r
i
un
At
Geenvllle
left
(ilt-lak-ifamlks
?3E
DAILV
I7EWS
m
Archdedcon
Rix
Writes
of
Visit
to
Naas
River
Villages
and
of
Trip
up
the
Turbulent
River
A
few
days
ago
mention
was
made
in
this
paper
that
Arch-i
ileaeon
Htx4
administrator
of
the
diocese,
had
visited
the
Naasl
Hiver.
The
Aivhileaoon
had
a
wonderfully
interesliiiK
time
and
j
he
tells
about
it
in
an
article
wliioti
lie
has
written
nmiseii
as
follows:
.
.
,
'
'
lihe
'first
4
wo
weeks
of
June
I
spent
along1
the
Naas
Miver
an!
a
decription
of
that
work
in
ay
be.
intewtirtg'lo
theWeaders
oi
the
Daily-.
News.
,
.
The
part-
consisted
of
the.
In-
-
ilian
Asent,
V.
K.
l.ollison;
the
Oreenville
as
it
is
now
culled.
We
Indian
eonstalde,
K.
O.
Xewii-!
I"il
up
in
the,
at
present,
varaui
way
ag.ilrit
it.
-Inlcreslintr
Kay
and
ila
Itoliinsmi
lols
were
pointed
out.
"The
in
the
naliva
language
Devil's
Walking
Slici
mission
house,
inil
all
being
old
campaigners,
there
was
no
difficulty
about
lack
of
beds
and
scarcity
of
cooking
utensils
and
cutlery.
Thj-
next
day
the
naliws
of
lliis
village
had
prepared
foi
a
church
service
at
11
a.m.
iu
tin'
Church
Army
Hall,
a
most
com
fortable
huibliiiK.
This
service1
was
a
most
eiirourapin;;
one.
It
was
conducted
by
r-annjel
Me
mos.
I
I
only
Inure'
look
the
sermon
which
was
in-
bare
pinnacle
upside
down.
Then'
lerpreled
by
V.
Collison,
tin
as
we
passed-a
peculiar
round
Indian
Agent,
shaped
rock
in
mid-streani,
the!
After
the
service
we
retired
to
native
boatman
informed
nie
ill
the
new
town
hall,,
a
hiiildiiiji
was
saiij
by
the
nalives
to
he
ninely
feet
long
and
about
10
"the
Heart
of
Hie
Naas."
j
JO
reel
wide-
with
a
gallery
all
Deserted
Village
;
around
it.
Ill-re
a
sumptuous
Twelve
miles
from
Mil!
Itav!
'-"T',
prmtdwl
and
we
pased
the
deserted
villace
oflMM'c,K,
silvered
by
the
lead-
(Titiks,
whme
only
one
house
aii'd!1
"
.
three
totem
poles
'remain.
Op-I
Hreeille
at
3.10
i.osile
II,
U
,l,.eile,l
villiice
U
("
'
""O
raiuniy
UOvn
uirient
inscription
made
by
some
l(ibi
many
decades
ago.
It
Is
still
fresh
and
clear
after
being
beaten
by
wind
and
rain
and
storm
for
perhaps
hundreds
of
itho
river
with
the
swift
current
and
reached
Kincolith
in
the
evening.
As
we
neared
the
village
the
outstanding
tiling
there
was
Hie
really
magnificent
years,
bearing
lesllmonv
to
thelv".
"
"
.
-
lurahility
of
the
old
mineral
'"
"
"
wiuun,
one
paihts
used
by
these
people,
We
soon
pase(
Lakkalzap
but
left
our
visit
there
ufilil
the
return
woutler
grew
that
Hie
native
with
their
own
hands
tinder
t'ae
guidance
of
one
of
the
greatest
missionaries,
Archdeacon
Odli-son,
had
built
it.
Surely
a
fiae
monument
to
the
glory
of
Uod
and
to
the
memory
of
that
greil-ly
loved
missionary
whom
they
still
call
their
father.
The
services
here
were
also
mol
inspiritioual.
The
clergyman
now
in
charge,
Hw.
,.
1.
Wright'
read'
the
'services
and
a
quite
young
native
interpreted
for
me
in
the
nforniirg,
hut
in
t
ie
evening
I
spoke
in
English
with
out
interpretation
for
nearly
all
i
ne
natives
can
umicrsiano
our
language.
This
church
t
also
lit
by
electricity.
In
the
after
noon
I
visited
the
Church
Army
where
an
eutljjisiastic
meeting
was
being
held.
New
Mission
House
I
would
greatly
have
liked
to
havH
seen
the
old
mission
house
which
the
lale
Archdeacon
had
mini,
a
large
ramming
ma
-e
which
sometinYejj
held
under
its
roof
as
many
as
sixteen,
or
sev
enteen
regular
inmates,
many
of
whom
we
youiur
Indians,
w'iu)
were,
being
trained
in
civilization
and
Christian
ways.
But
It
had
served
its
purpose
ami
becai.io
unfit
for
use
so
the
Indians
hud
consented
to
tear
it
down
a
;d
build
a
modern
dwelling
if
the
diocese
would
supply
the
material
for
Hie
new
building.
This
had
been
agreed
to
and
when
I
visited
there,
a
fine,
new
building
stonj
dn,
the
(
place,
u(f
;
the
old.
Muclj
.wWlv'
'has
gilll
14
be
done
hii
tjip
i
Interior'
but
enough
h.s
beenliipie;
to:
all&tflMr.
Wright
lo
lake
up
liis
abode
In
a
part
of
it
and
during
the
summer,
when
the
natives
are
mostly
away
at
the
canneries,
he
intends
to
lo
much
of
Ihe
work
himself
as
lu-i
deed
he
has
done
a
great
deal
of
what
has
already
been
done,
A
very
pleasant
link
with.
Hie
past
Is
found
(lere
in
the
person
f
Mrs.
McDonald,
a
daughter
of
Ihe
lale
Archdeacon
who
is
HER
HEADACHES
WERE
SO
BAD
SHE
COULDN'T
DO
ANYTHING
Onre
l
he
1m,
d
((ar(
to
ch
tnd
pi
In
)0U
may
ret
imured
tliat
ihe
raus
cumei
from
the
tuiimcli,
llvfr
or
bowrla,
and
llif
nue
mut
bv
removed
before
per
inani
nt
relief
miy
le
luil.
TlM-re
U
no
teller
remedy
for.
bead-.
cbe
of
every
dcicrlfjHon
tliau
'
n.agpificcnlly
wa
still
making
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
prnrcs
and
Ihe.
sacrifices
bo
V
"
u
the
of
the
hetdailie
lia.l'tin.ln
iaue
ha
f.,
t
i
I
made
,,o..
were
far
from
In
being
m
.
wy
,ha,
,,,.
rt,lne(,y
wl
do.
aaiDJ
.Many
of
(ho
old
names
of
Mm.
Win.
Ilelpardr
Lower
Ktewlarke.
tiiennntives
are
utill
prominent
In
A-
w,'"':-
tuffered
for
lour
time
thet
wopk
of
Ihe
church
there..
(:iuj
rie
Morvctv
Jonathan
M
Mer-
er-
cerrjArhur
Mercer,
Michael
Hriphl.
and
many
other
We
wiiii
my
neaa,
it
would
ache
and
lie
until
It
made
me
tick
I
roll
Id
do
no
rj
Vl,
M
f
1
riu
tint
tint
UU
auyiliiiur.
but
after
takin
four
bjiiea
of
H.
II.
11.
1
feel
that
1
cannot
recommend
It
too
hltrlily
lo
all
tligne
aufferlns
rrom
liradacbea
of
any
kind."
II.
n,
II..
tm
been
on
Hie
market
for
the
nn'piM
10
yeara
and
la
rei'nmitnii
iv
ti
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the
lives
sacrificed,
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prayers
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not
in
vain.
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HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
1.
M.
J'eternon,
Underfill,
North
Dakota;
Mr.
and
Mm.
II.
A.
Dun-lop,
Allen
Slewarl.
II.
C.
Alexan.
dcr.
H.
llinliin,
V.
.1.
Decker,
(i,
M.
Abernelhy,
K.
Shaw.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.J.
(j.
Millichiiinp.
'
Kerr,
Iluby
Dolan
and
V.
J.
tluinpliell,
Vancouver;
II.
Hrynild.
fen,
Delia
CiNila;
.Mr.
ami
Mr.
(J.
T.
Cabrera,
Itev.
.1.
Hllle.lt
and
Alfred
Adam,,
Maielt;
K.
U.
Noble,
Lom
AiiRclen;
C.
D.
Km-mons,
I'ni'lland,
Oregon;
Mr,
r?.
A.
WilhlcM
ami
children,
Super-,
lor,
Win.;
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Mac.loiiahl,
Hockley
Hay;
N'lck
tfackax,
Trlnce
(icorffc:
'I'.
A.
Hamlieon,
lluyfjiort;
(5.
A.
Taylor
and
H.
WllllamH,
l'ori
KxhIukIoii;
J.
llvhHon,
l.n'k-porl;
Andrew
Halker,
and
.
Ilaiiipton,
city.
Central
I.HURhren,
Surr
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and
.John
Ma
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