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l'riday.
May
15,
1925.
Right
Spirit
For
All
To
Cultivate.
Possibly
it
is
about
time
we
stopped
talking
about
Ketchikan,
hut
there
v.-i
a
statement
made
yesterday
by
I
J.
II.
Orme
at
the
Rotary
luncheon
which
was
striking.
He
said
that
during
the
several
days
of
his
vHl
in
that
city
he
had
never
heard
a
Ketchikan
man
make
an
unkind
or
disparaging
remark
about
any
of
his
neighbors.
It
is
hardly
believable..
We
are
so
usetl
to
giving
vent
to
hur
opinions
of
the
man
across
the
street
or
in.
the
flat
above
that
the
habit
has
grown
oji
us
and
we
cannot
live
without
disparaging
someone.
For
a
visitor
to
listen
to
us
we
might
seem,
to
be
a
race
of
heathens
who
had
never
heard
of
the
golden
rule.
-C'
'
'
-
.,'.,
Music
Students
J
In
This
City.
For
seWr.il
years
past,
there
have
been
developed
in
this
cfly
n
number
of
music
students,
mostly
young
girls,
who
have
siiowij
;iiuci
lalenl
and
wlio
promise
to
iinke
a
mark
in
the
musical,
world.
Under
the
tutelage
of
several
local
instructor
they
h.jve
made
great
progress.
Recital
indicate
that
in
the
world
of
music,
al
any
rale,
Prince
Rupert
is
well
to
the
fore,
thanks
to
those
who
have
done
the
work
and
whose
remuiiein-tion
has
not
been
large.
They
have
given
good
service
to
the
city
and
their
efforts
should
be
appreciated.
Doukhobors
Not
Yet
At
School.
The
Roiikhohor
children
must
not
lie
kept
from
school.
No
parents
who
live
in
this
country
are
allowed
to
keep
their
children
from
getting
all
the
benefits
of,
education
and
the
Uotiks
must
be
no
exception
to
the
general
rule.
We
cannot
afford
U
have
a
hd
of
illiterate
young
people
in
the
country,
especially
if
they
are
given
a
vote.
The
government
must
continue
the
firm
hand
policy
and
proceed
at
once'
to
enforcthe
la
--Anything
else
will-be
interpreted
as
weakness
by
the
people
who
are
defying
them.
Over-Booming
Mining
District.
It
is
all
very
well
to
give
publicity
to
a
district
and
to
tell
all
there
is
to
be
told
about
it,
but
at
present
there
seems
to
be
.
an
attempt
to
over
boost
the
Portland
Canal
country
and
lo
float
niining
companies
on
properties'
that
are
nothing"
more
than
prospects
Possibly
there
Is
ore
under
every
part
of
some
of
the
mountains
of
the
Salmon
or
Rear
River
but
the
way
money
is
being
raised
on
them
seemi,to
indicaje
lhaj
.there,
are
wild'..
ts
a
well
asre
mMhoVMfstrieTsi
-
"
M
"v
;;
.
It
seems
a
pity
that
there
js
no
way
of
checking
thi
business
of
selling
stock
to
innocent
but
gullible
persons.
There
are
so
many
good
properties
up
the
Salmon
and
Rear
that
every
effort
should
be
made
to
discourage
those
who
nre
going
beyond
the
bound
of
honesty
in
capitalizing
prosper!
that
are
wholly
.undeveloped.
There
is
always
a
rebound
from
false
in
rial
ion.
Work
On
Road
To
Proceed
Very
Soon.
While
work
on
the
road
to
Galloway
Rnpids
has
been
pro-reediiig
slowly,
the
nctual
grading
operations
have
not
vet
commenced
bil
the
necessary
equipment
for
the
work
i-"expected
Mon
and
then
gangs
of
men
will
be
employed
there.
This
is
very
good
news
and
wa
to
be
expected,
in
spile,
nf
the,
stories
promulgated
by
the
pessimists
who
tried
to
make
it
appear
that
the
work
would
not
be
done
(his
year.
The
road
is
needed
here
and
the
member
for
the
district
is
seeing
that
it
i
built
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
INVESTIGATION
INTO
CHARGES
OF
KIDNAPPING
H.
B.
Rochester
Writes
Letter
to
Police
Commlsslop;
Hearing
on
Tuesday
There
will
lie
a
special
meeting
of
the
police
commission
next
Tuesday
night
In
conduc!
an
investigation
info
allegations
made
by
Kx-.
Mayor
H.
B.
Roch
ester
tjiat
Sergeant
Bailey
on
or
about
(lie
morning
of
March
H)
parlicfpafed
in
a
kidnapping
af
fair
at
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel
when
the
little
daughter
of
Mrs.
Anna
Johnson
was-removed
from
her
custody
by
tier
divorced
husband,
Carl
Johnson,
with
the
assistance
nf
the
nllicer
in
question.
Mr.
Rochester'
charge.
were
laid
in
the
following
teller
which
was
read
yesterday
afternoon
al
Hie
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
'commission:
"On
or
about
March
20,
li)25
al
7
o'clock
in
the
morning
a
kidiianiiiirg
affair
was
pulled
off
in
the
Prince
Huperl
Hotel
in
which
one
of
your
policemen-lo
wil,
Sergeant
Bailey
took
part.
a
very
promineifl
pari,
by
being
present
in
uniform,
Ihu
indicating
thai
the
action
wa
done
under
jurisdiction
of
Hie
law
and
also
barring
the
pas
sage,
thus
preventing
Hhe
mother
from
reaching
her
baby
and
covering
Hie
retreat
nf
Johnson
down
I
tic
stairs
with
Ihe
screaming
child
in
his
anys.
"As
you
know
Ibis
officer
had
no
authority
to
enter
the
hotel
as
he
did
and
assist
in
such
blackguardly
work,
for
it
.was
through
him
thai
-
Johnson
was
able
In
reach
Mrs.
Johnson'
room.
"As
a
citizen
and
ratepayer
ni
I
hi
city,
I
demand
a
thorough
investigation
into'
this
case
and.
if
found
guilly,
hi
removal
from
Hie
force.
I
also
request
the
privilege
of
being
present
when
this.
Investigation
is
,
conducted.
11.
B.
HOCUKSTKlt,
'Manager,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
When
consideration
of
Hi.
letter
came
up.
Mayor
Newton
said
he
had
talked
Hie
mat
trover
with
Mr,
Rochester
ami
they
had
failed
lo
see
eye
lo
eye
The
mayor
I
hen
went
lo
see
Ser
geant
Bailey
and
get
his
side
n
tne
case.
Sergeant
Bailey,
who
denied
Ihe
charge
of
kidnapping
had
fell
I
hat
In-
should
not
lie
judged
so
partially
as
Mr.
Rochester
had
suggested.
The
resul
was
that
Ihe
mayor
had
asked
Sergeant
Bailey
lo
see
Mr.
Rochester
and
make
his
explanation
lo
him.
'Did
".Sergeant
Bailey
.e
you?"
asked
the
mayor.
"No,
he
diit
not,"
replied
Mr.-
nocpe.sier
who
was
presem
ai
the
meeting.
In
view
of
(lie
fact
thai
Ser
geant
Bailey
had
not
seen
Mr.
Rochester,
His
Worship
fe
that
it
would
be
belter
lo
have
Ser
geant
Bailey's
lory
at
the
same
lime-a
Mr.
Rocbesler's
case
wa
presented.
He
was
not
in
favftr
nf
any
action
being
taken
until
SergcTinl
Bailey
was
present
This
view
was
concurred
in
by
Commissioner
5oombs
who
mov
ed,
that
tHev;iiallfr
he'
laid
over
mitir
Sergeant
Bailey
could
be
fn
attendance.
This
suggestion
was
adopted
and
Tuesday
evening
was
sel
as
the
lime
for
the
it
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
fYSr-
I
I
IIAVK
just
beard
that
some
oT
our
esteemed
citizens
recently
made
a
trip
to
KVIcliikan
and
Dial
one
of
the
chief
attractions
in
tin
cily
was
a
little
jfirl
with
tassels
on
her
garters.
It
seems
that
one
or
two,
of
the
single!
men
of
the
parly
were
almost
carried
away
by
tbo
sight.
THAN
Kelchikau
girls
.
None
could
be
smarter,
tltil
oh,
you
Sweetie.
Willi
tasel
mi
your
garter.
You
almost
goi
the
I'rince
Huperl
heik
ju
tow
Just
bow.
they,
broke
away
from
there
Nohody
seems
to
know.
THIS
way
lo
live
lo
a
slout
old
age
is
to
cat
a,
lot
and
work
a
ilillle.
'
,
!
TIII'ttK
ueeiii
In
lie
n
tmrrlhlo
leudenev
of
lale
for
old
timer
1
to
slick
lo
the
truth
when
talk.
the
o.L7
niv8
l
.
.
.
.
-
---
;
iBi
I
.
I
j
!m
.
,
.
-.
Wherever
Work
Is
Done
Mfpk
THE
modern
office
.
.
.
bus!-
.
jr'j&W
If
ncss
moving
along
its
smooth,
i
ffiJf&lfi!r
efficient
course.
Working
at
their.
'tJWjrMf
II
appointed
tasks,
Waterman's
are
ffijM
II
everywhere.
The
day's
routine
uMirMf
1
1
'must
be
got
through.
And
the
w
wfiffj
II,,
dcendahlc
Waterman's
is
ready
vy
for
every
call.
It
is
the
universal
,
jcJvt
&
vy
II
pen
wherever
ieoplu
work
or
play.
.
,
J
II
:
j
.
Mji
Yea,
some
men
arc
.are-
II
"
.
.fmSabtta.
.
let
about
Uuyine
thing
'jBmmm
for
themIve.
And
it
';e
II
j&mm
hasn't
a
fountain
pn.
it
I
,
3;jmKmmt
oaun
thoughtful
p.
u
II
hK'fmMi
the
next
gift
occabioi,
to
ra
-a
-'iP
W-w''
complete
hh)
pocket
m
.
TT5
Mmf
.
ie.-.t
with
a
IKtfrWr.
we
are
o
nc
known
as
sirb
y
nol
necessary
because
riiuens
old
fashioned
and
truthful
here,
attended
counrd
meeting!
in-
ve
shall
have
lo
make
a
golf
,
stead.
course
where
players
mayg,t
some
practice
in
minimizing-
the
truth.
IT
seems
queer
that
When
we
are
having
real
I'rince
Itupeit
weather
we
scarcely
ever
get
anjr
visitors.
SOME
of
Ihe
girl
are
working
girls
and
others
are
working
men.
BO.MK
of
us
remember
the
good
old
days
when
movies
were
e
pal
i.
lettable
way
to
take
lleast
Soak
a
cake
or
Royal
Yeast
with
a
little
sugar
in
a
quarter
of
a
glass
of
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Many
people
prefer
to
take
it
in
orange
juice.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
NO
woman
is
really
as
bad
as
hpr
rivals
say
he
I.
KyKIl)Till.(5
haft
lis
une
but
people
tire
wondering
why
mos.
iiiloes
tirid
Jazz
artists
were
born.
IT
used
to
be
that
man
had
r,
walch
hfs
sjep,
now
he
walclie
the
ankV
of
Ihe
Alepper.
IT
seems
Add
that
so
many
people
should
really
believe
they
are
doing,
.wind
i
rigid,
con
siiteKng
,!wiat-
I'
know(
nbou
itiein.
l
THIS'world
is
a
land
Of
Make
Itelleve,
For
Ihe
jilns
of
others
We
nlwnys
grieve.
We
think
ourselves
wise
Anil
bright
and
clever,
Yet
none
bill
ourselves
.(Jnubl
believe
it
ever.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnoe
Rupert
ut
u
a
'
May
15,
1915.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Anglo
have
returned
from
a
trip
lo
Ontario
where
Mr.
Angle
was
winding
up:
Ihe
eslalc
.of
a
brollicr-ln-law.
I'rince
Huperl
looks
heller
(ban
any
other
place
he
saw
west
of
the
I.aes,
Mr.
Angle
says.
II.
S.
Clements,
M.I'.,
was
un-J
aiiiMiousiy
noininaicu
ai
i.;uurte-na;(llit
week
(o
font
est
(!oinoxw
Albeini
on
behalf
of
Ihe
Cnn-servaljves
in
the;
next
federal
election.
.
.
The
hospital
board
Is
to
dis-conlinue
Ihe
issuing
of
llckels.
j'l'hero
has
been
a
poor
public
'response
since
Ihe
system
was
inaugurated.
in-
aUoul
I'rince
Huperl.
tnleajl
u.,nri
uu
l
iuiu..,!
u.
j
.i
,
i.ju.iuiMtPfWLMin
;
.i-tin
.
.i,-n.n
lUJiiquni
I
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News,
i
COME
RIGHT
IN'
Water
won't
hurt
my
new
Congoleum."
"Where
did
you
get
It?"
"At
Barrie's,
of
course.
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Home
Furnishings
Phone
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Avenuo
and
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