"Best
Thing
in
the
World
For
Delicate
Girls'
Mr.
John
Bennett,
Boggy
Creek,
Man.,
writes:
"My
little
girl
had
organic
nervous
trouble,
could
not
sleep,
had
severe
headaches
and
fainting
spells.
This
went
on
or
three
years,
ROYAL
CAKES
and
three
doctors
helped
her
very
little.
After
reading
of
what
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
had
done
for
others,
I
got
some
for
her.
She
is
now
so
well
that
she
is
like
a
different
child.
She
is
fourteen
years
old
and
looks
the
picture
of
health.
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
"We
have
used
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
for
different
members
of
the
family,
when
recovering
from
"flu"
and
scarlet
fever,
arid
it
has
always
helped
them."
Dr.
Chase's
JVerve
Food
0
ets.
a
'1h)X
of
AO
-pills.
Kdtnanson,
Uaten
&
Co.,
Iitd.,
Toronto
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLFJS,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
April
21,
1925.
Save
The
Forest
Week
Is
Here.
This
i
-'Save
Hie
Forest
Week."
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre
of
a
lig
-district,
parts
of
which
;thnt
seldom
if
ever
is
wor
ried
over
fire
hazards;
The
cliniale
here
is
not
conducive
loresi
nres,
.-usually,
nut
in
ine
interior
nineti
destruction
is
carelessness
but
sometimes
Ihey
have,
been
deliberately
started
by
firebugs.
'
.
,
The
wealth
of
this
district
comes
very
largely
from
limber
and
timber
products
so
the
people
all
have,
tin
interest
in
seoing
thai
there
is
a-
little
loss
as
possible
from
his
soiii'ee.
Weird
Tale
Of
Kidnapping.
The
story
told
yesterday
of
the
kklnxtpping
of
"the-lfliiitee-boy
from
the
Raker
home
at
Shaugluiessy
Heights
and
of
his
being
kepi
in
captivity
in-order
to
force
hini
to
confess
who
killed
.lanci
mith,
the
Scottish
girl,
in
the
Raker
employ,
is
a
weird
one.
Whether
it
is
true
or
not
is
another
matter.
We
know
nothing
of
that
All
we
know
is
that
the
edilor
of
the
Saturday
Tribune
tit
Vancouver
says
he
believes
it.
It
is'a
dangerous
precedent
to
have
people
entering
houses
at
night
and
carrying
off
the
inhabitant
and
taking
them
to
a
foreign
country
-without
their
will
or
consent
and
without
beiur
slopped
by
the
police,
Jt
.hows
what
may
be
dnn$h!jftilHjr
cases.
A
hen
young
girls
disappear,
as
has
often
begirt
he
.i'ase
iu
all
the
big
cities
of
the
-world,'
who
is
to
know
if
soine
such
method
is
not
employed.
It
might
even-be
belter
for
the
mur
derer
of
Janet
Smith
to
remain
unknown
than
for
such
a
cuslom
to
.become
common.
Keep
Friendly
With
Japan.
Jt
was
suggested
iu
the
House
of
Commons
last
week
that
there
was
no
reason
why
Canada'
should
.be
anything
than
friendly
with
Japan
but
at
the
same
time
.shq
should
insist
on
restricting
Japanese
immigration
into
this
province.
The
discussion
followed
information
recently
.given
out
Unit
the
gentleman's
agreement
with
Japan
ihnri
not
been
carried
out
strictly
liy
thai
country.
In
fhe
-discussion
it
was
nteiilioned
that
the
United
States
had
put
up
the
barriers
hard
and
fast
with
the
result
that
considerable
ill-feeling
was
generated.
Canada
would
not
need
to
do
that
but
should
keep
the
mailer
well
in
hand
all
the
time
and
insist
on
inspection
of
passports
by
the
Canadian
as
well-as
-the
Japanese
consul
and
that
the
Canadian
consul
should
ee
that
the
understanding
with
that
country
wa
not
broken.
In
Prince
Rupert
we
have
every
reason
to
look
for
commercial
relief
from
.Japan.
If
the
Japanese
.run
one
or
more
of
their
big
liners
to
this
port
it
will
lie
worth
a
great
deal
lo
us.
Having
that
iu
view
we
are
bound
to
be
interested,
in
any
steps
taken
in
connection
with
fhe
Japanese
situation.
Business
nnd
sentiment
are
very
doselv
allied."
The
Man
Who
Plays
A
Lone
Hand.
f
"Solo"
is
the
name
of
a
hook
by
Pierre
Coalfleet
in
which
,lhe.f
hero
Splays
ta'
lone
hand.
As'-k
boy
he
wa
different
from
others
mfns.
he
grew
up
he
still
.maintained
an
.aloofness
from
the.
common
ruck
whicli"
set
hini.
apart.
He
wns
different.
'
It's
''an'
inlc.restfiijir
vohnnfit
'tioLUoiig.tht?.-
usual.
JineV
of
modern
novels.
Jt
docs
not
jeach
iiylhiitgxcepl'perhhpV'lh'
driihUity
of
conforming
lo
onie
extent
'with
the
-common
iiisiigo,s
of
men.
Paul
Miuas
refused
to
conform.
'Phere
was
.much
thai
wusMioblc
about
him
and
his
opinions.'
or
nis,
sav
ings:
'.
"Life
is
so
boundlessly
potential.
We
c
mild
be
gods
and
goddesses
if
we
knew
what
lo
do
with
our.
energies.
Instead
of
whirl)
we
uarl
and
haggle
and
lie,,
nnd
cheat
and
.show-.off.
AVe
go
round
iu
circles
.instead
of
going
straight
forward,
nnd
then
have,
the
ignorance
and
cheek
to
claim
intelligence.
As
an
old
carpchler
on
hiy
first
ship
.used
lo
say,
'.Men
nre
more
stoopid
its
animals.'
"
-
.:
,
Speaking
id
women
he
says:
"AUher
best
a
woman
is
a
vacuum
lube
reflecting
in
rays
of
dazzling
violet
.the
spiritual
current
passed
through
her;
at
her
worst
she's
a
chameleon.",
And.agiiin
"good
women
(here
are
the
world
abounds
in
them'
but,
they
smother
you."
.
'
I
Talking
-of
the
soul,
Paul
said:
"Any
sort
of
relighm,
eveni
'
that
of
-I
1m
maniacal
evangelists,
twas
an
essential
part
oT
lire.,'
necessary
as
a
sort
.of
lulling
fork
that
gave
human
beings
the
rigid
flitch'
according
to
which
hvx
might
live
without
.flailing.":
Solo
-will
not
be
a
popular
book,
but
anyone
who
can
borrow
i
I
will
find.il
somewhat
refreshing
afler
the
ordinary
modern
.novels.
It
is
published
in
Cirenl
Rrilaiu.
1
J
i
MONEY
APPEAL
11
In
Effort
to
Secure
-of
Janet
Smith
Slayer
Cash
Is
Necessary
Pari
of
the
story
published.
In
4
he
Saturday
Tribune,
as
told
in
Ibis
paper
yesterday,
had
to
do
I
with
an
appeal
for
money.
This
is
what
I
be
vl'rilmne
hasMo
say
in
regard
to
II;:
"l'n
make
gifts
of
money
to
Hie
kidnappers
id
nn
Sing
doubtless
against
the
Criminal
(lode,
o
in
doualing
-oiir
own
money
we
made
itwle-ar
Hint
wt'
wished
tl
to.go
In
ttlie
maintenance
if
ing
Sing.
".'o
tlouht
there
arc
.thousands
of
'rrUiiine
Readers
who
.under
these
eireumsliuiees
-would
.
like
to
semi
some
money
to
help
maintain
Wong
ssing.
"Under
the
circuni.slniires
which
lie
has
to
be
kept,
iptile
a
little
money
is
needed.
Any
persons
who
prefer
uol
to
have
their
names
mentioned
as
.supporters
of
Wong
Sing
may
rest
assured
that
their
wishes
will
tie
respected
by
The
Tribune.
Required
Proofs
"How
do
we
know
that
any
monies
so
donated
will
reach
the
proper
Hurler,
and
that
we
are
not
being
made
the
victims
of
u
pair
of
enterprising
gentry
such
I,,
fas
visited
the
Chinese
Consul
the
I
i
.i
i..
..I..:
ti...
-I
oilier
nay
iu
ri.iiiu
mi-
rrwiiro
caused
by
big
conflagrations.
.Mostly
fires
are
the
result
of
I
offered
for
the
tracing
of
Wong
Sing?
Tlefore
we
would
lake
these
parties
seriously
enough
to
hand
over
our
own
good
money
or
lo
.open
the
pages
of
The
Tribune
to
a
fund
for
the
support
of
Wong
Sing
we
required
proofs
that
these
parties
really
are
in
possession
of
the
Chinaman.:
Proof
came
in
the
production
of
a
photograph
of
the
Chinaman
showing
him
in
Ids
present
condition
of
deteiiliioi.
Oilier
steps
to
endure
-that
any
fund
donated
by
Tribune
readers
will
reach
I
he
proper
parties
have
been
taken.
Tribune
renders
are
assured
that
they
will
be
given
full
informa
tion
nMlie
progress
made..
Admission-
already
secured
indicate
that
the
canse
of
jusdino
is
being
helped
'-under
extraordinary
con-'
di
lions
where
Hie
everyday
ma
rhinery'rif
justice
scents
to
have
broken
down.
Money
Only
God
II
may
be
that
nobody
outside
odrselvcs
cares
a
dollar
whether
justice
obtains
in
British
Colum
bia
or
not.
It
may
l.ie
Hint
no
body
cares
whether
Hie
murderer
f
Janet
Smith
is
unmasked
or
not.
It
ninybe
that
money
is
the
only
real
god
whom
peciple
worship
iu
sincerity
.anil
Irulh.
It
.maybe
thai
sofong
as
it
is
not
our
own
child
who
is
foully
struck
down
in
a
rich
man's
lioine.
and
interred
as
a
'suicide
with
all
the
mockery
of'official-ilom
attached
lo
that
last
.s
Int
nl.
on
nn
innocent
life,
that
none
of
us
cares
a
cent
what
happens.
If
io,
it
ts
time
that
flamboyant
coat
of
arms
of
British
Columbia
with
its
.legend
'Splendor
Sine
(iceasu
is
wiped
out
and
in
its
Iduce
is
.substituted
a
dagger
rnmpiinl
upon
a
bite
of
gobb
(piarlered
witli
the
picture
of
a
murdered
housemaid's
grave.
"We
hope
jind
believe
that;
there
are,
utfiHciit
people,
Ariifing
the-
1',uiio
subscriber
in'
The
Tribune
who
treasure
.Justice
and
Iriil
li
and
Honor
lo
a
Here
is
one
degree
where
they
will
spo
that
Hie
Wring
Sing
Sustenance
Fund
iloe
uol
fail
for
lack
of
IliPir
ART
AND
CRAFT
WORK
TO
BE
SOLD
VICTORIA
Society
Formed
to
Handle
Products
on
a
Twenty
Per
Cent
Basis
For
Contributors
VICTOIUA,
April
21.
Arts
and
crafts
workers
of
Hip
city
and
Island
decided
at
a
public
ineelJ
in
if
al
the
Cily
Hall
to
open
a'
slore
.here
for
the
co-oppraf
Ivel
uiPrchaiidisiuK
of
hoinp-tuaile1
arliclcs.
The
slore
will
be
slocked
with;
such
things
as
paintings,
pot-Icry.
wood
carvings,
needlework,
woollen
doth
and
painted
china-ware
Kvery
article
must
:be
fasliioned
in
the
home
of
the
contributor.
From
Hip
selling"
ward,
M.P.P.,
was
at'ended
ti.infts
Soi(ietypiirtl,ioiirist
group)
or
I
he
"Chamber
utt
Commerce,
and
the
local
W,oineif
Inst
i-j
.lutes.
In
addilbin
there
were
about
thirty
delegates
from
up.
Island
ai
ls
ami-
era'fls
societies.
j
Hr.
Irene
UaslOw-tlinlon
was
Conviction
convener
of
the
committee.
Choose
Name
It
was
decided
to
organize
under
I
he
name
of
the
Craft
Workers
of
Yancouwr
Island.
Much
contributor;-!!!
the
slock
of
'the
store
will
be
$
assessed
nn
eirtrauce.
fee
of
2.
Associate
members
wilt
hy5iss'essi't1
an
an-!
una!
niPiiilbership'
fee
of'
1.
Final
detail;,;
in
connection
with
the
scheme
were
left
in
the
'hands
of
a
committee
to
work
out.
II
is
.es
peeled
Hud.
the
slore
will
be
opened
fr
business
in
the
course
of
the
next.,
few
weeks.
-
Objects
of
Enterprise
The
objects
of
the
enterprise,'
Ir.
Hudson
named
as
follows:
1.
'To
encourage
local
home.
industries.
2.
To
give
employment
many
partly
employed
people
and
to
(hose
who
cannot
compete
tin
the
normal
labor
market
because
of
their
crippled
condition.
3.
'To
advertise
Victorin
and
the
Island
by
means
of
souvenirs
carried
U
different
purls
of
thi'
world.
i.
"To
gel
money
from
tourists
and
travellers
which
would
not
otherwise
lie
-spent
in
'Victoria.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
f
YSs-
f
XKW
York
is
a
wicked
city
bill
tin-
people
win
freuueut
the
wicked
.places
ale
the
OPtmle
from
other
parts
nf
the
country
including
Canada.
AXI)
we
Hv'ivonce
more.
There
is
an
election
on
in
the
province
so
wp
shall
hear
about
Hie
si:is
of
Hie
!overnmenl
and
also
p.s
silily
something
about
'lis
virtues
CIIUCi,
chiiig,
chug,
.chug,
'There
goes
a
motor
hug!
F.very
Sunday
morning
he
Triis
.to
fi
his
boat
for
sea:
II
it.
'';
i
iy
ine
nine
sue
,s
running
iiee
JleV
due
back
for
a
cup
of
lea.
lll.JI.(l
is
mil
very
good
around
Jiere.
Pi-oplp
are
too
ex
perl
at
passing
tip-
buck.
S.N'OW,
snow,
beautiful
snow-
Away
down
east
they
love
you
so
r.ven
iu
spring
when
Hie
sun
should
shine
Down
comes
the
snow
and
they
all
feel
fine,.
IX
Port
smoiilh
I
here'
a
penitentiary
which
reporter
are
forbidden
to
enter
Newspapermen
are
claiming
?lhaMherp
are
loo
many
class
.regulal
ions
Ibese
lays.
I
lii'y
spp
no
reason
Hipv
should
mil
gp
a
rel
'
sometimes
us
-well
as
the
other
bums.
WF.KiHT
does
not
iilwavs
count.
Ideas
nn.
mil
heavy
but
Ihey
are
often
worth
a
greabdea!.
F.ASY
payments
are
HipmiiosI
dillicull,
;
...
li.i'lIrtlAVJl
;
eyni$:;-.iijivp
'
never
heard
dr.'
1
be
'lady
,wiio
nearly
tpiiktf
ii
fie
She
-
Vviifij
alibut'
lo
snpaKv.tiir.wvVilli
a
airpair
impair
uf.
uf.
silk
sloeKiiigs.'j
)
i
mi
THF.
'inventor
who
will
make
his
fortune
is
Hip,
one
who
will
provide
things
fA,
people
lo
do
on
dull
days.
I
SHOULD
like
,tn
;pive
a
little
private
advice
to
the
iiierehanls
of
Prince
Itupert.
"Jinn't
mlver-
tise
in
this
paper.
If
you
do
yKni
will
likply
lr
))nv
you
wnn'l
know
what
to
do
wilh
Ihc.cus-
loniprs."
;
April
21,
1915.
.
l.'l
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
I
'.
I
auii,
fonner
ri'iil
estale
man
of
Ihis
cily,
and
a
woman
named
llegina
'Fiiikelslein
figure
in
a
case
In
the
Vancouver
police
court.
The.
Pacific
fisherman,
In
a
lengthy
article,
oxiuTsses
(.
fear
I
hat
Prince
Itupcrl
will
be-
..nn-
no-
leaning
tin
1
1
nn
I
landing
price,
of
eiicti
arjicle
sold
will
be,pori
on
the
Pacific
t'.oasl
deducted
twenty
per
cent
lo
de.;
fray
operating
Costs
of
the
store.
Tlie
meeting,
held
under
the
chatriniitis'hip
of
lteigiiinhl
llay-
i
At
.a
special
meeting
of
the
city
-'council
hist
night,
Aid.
Monlgomery
subiuilted
his
resig-
byiiiallon
'from
n
delegales
from
the
Local
fioun-,ln
liich
he
had
been
appointed
cil
of
W
omen,
tho
Arts
and
the
'night
iiroreetin
SHERIFF'S
SALE
OF
MINERAL
CLAIMS.
i
nt
turnwit
cuurt
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
William
K.
Mali.iwv
vrrsia.
Anthon-
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or
a
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to
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nili.npiil
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Allen
Arm.
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to
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and
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or
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or
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or
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April
3.
1025,
J
aivr
e
wheat
f
i
April
to
give
stomach
relief
from
the
heavy
foods
of
Winter
but
be
sure
the
whole
a
wheat
grains
are
thoroughly
cooked
!
In
making
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
the
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat
are
cooked
in
steam,
drawn
into
filmy
shreds
and
baked
in
ovens.
Contains
all
the
body-building
elements
in
the
whole
'wheat
including
the
bran,
which
is
Nature's
best
laxative.
Delicious
for
torca
to
I
In-
reirli-r
or
Jural
Stork
Com-
lfllO.H.
AMI
TAKK
NOTICK
that
In
mi..orl
nt
al(l
npiillrntlon
will
ho
.cart
Hip
l-.-mkin
or
tl.o
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hiiri.ln
nml
ttia
nrriibvll
or
Lewi
W.
Patmorp
voni
mi
tup
anin
nay
nr
Mai-.n.
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riled
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nnpp.-i,
n.c
.
thu
anth
lay
ol
Marrh.
A.ti.
tus.
I
w.
o
ri
i,To.
:
SfillPllnr
rof
Hip
.ptlllnni-r
any
meal
with
milk
or
cream,
and
fruits
of
any
kind.
The
Canadian
Khrtddtd
Wht-at
Cumptny,
Lti
Nlr
IU,
Outatw
Shredde
Wheat
FIRST
AID
CERTIFICATES
'Tlli'l-e
wiM'P
ni'l-e
Inst
aid
certificates
issued
according
in
population
in
ItrilUh
Cohimi'ia
last
year
than
in
inly
ther
pi..-viiici
of
Canada,
aceonlin
h.
a
bllllelin
jjixl
issued
by
III''
si.
John
Ambulance
-Society.
While
tl.C.
hail
IB.
3
for
every
leu
thousand
population,
Xew
Hriuis.
wick,
which
came
seeoml
on
I
he
list,
has
n.a
and
(Jueliec.
Hie
.lowest,
had
2.5.
IN
THE
8UPRCME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Ill
ttw
Jlntlpf
or
tlin
--Coinpanlen'
Ar.t.
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arid
III
the
VMIr-l-
or
an
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liy
llif
lltH-licr
ill-
IIiiiiIk
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i
ninpiinv
to
lie
ret..rel
u
Dm-
lii-ai-iipr
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or
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TAKK
MITICK
Ih.ll
nn
a.rtln
Will
lin
made
tu
tlie
I'rpltliiff
Juiliit-
In
ClinmlH-ra
ni
Ibr
Coiirl
lloicp.
l-rliiw
niiiwrl.
-II.C.,
on
TliPflay
llw
VS
III
tny
or
April.
A.n.
Hi:,,
a
i
.tlw
hour
or
111.30
oVIork
In
the
toreniioii
or
-mi
lon
tlwrr-nrnr
the
motion
may
tw
tn-ura
on
u-liair
or
tin
iilovftrn..iUoirl
Comiinuy
Oir
an
orilir
lli.1t
lln
Mlfl
i.'niiiiuiiiv
hp
r.
"Trfostjboi
jbr
least
money
Whaje
Bone
Brushes
A
Whale
Ibiiic
Hruh
used
m
bn.-h
a
imparl
tone
and
ior
nnd
stimulate
thi-
-r
hair.
A
splendid
head
of
strong
vi,nrMi-
i
(s
consistent
use.
We
hnve
n
shipnieitl
tif
Wlile
Hone
Hi
i
direct
from
Ihe
manufacturers
in
KuKbo.-'
pnrliciilaHy
pood
quality
and
low
iu
pro
-e
.
'
From
$1.25
Up.
They
have
nice
hioks
and
the
VI.
I'
up
well
under
use.
Come
in
and
tmikc
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
"
Building
Materials
LUMBER
iJimeiiMoii.
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nnd
Km
l.alli.
MonldinL's.
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and
O'
'.I"
Veneers,
Sash
nnd
Moors.
,
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Lime,
Plaster,
Brick,
Firebrick,
Fireciay,
K"es
Cement,
Plaster
of
Parle,
Sand
and
Gravel,
AsbS
ducts,
Wood
Pipe,
Vitrified
Pipe,
Agricultural
Tile,
buhu
ing
Papers,
Asphalt.
and
Rubber
and
Asbestos
Roofings,
Jturii
the
Famous
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
ALBERT
&
McGAFFERY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
S64
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RUGS
Easy
Kept
Clean
All
Patterns
in
stock
Cut
Down
Housework
ti
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m
m
m
m
m"
m
mXr
For
Every
Rom
in
the
House
BARRIE'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Third
Avenue
and
1st
Street
phone
123