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except
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Daily
News,
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Avenue.
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Editor.
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
June
I,
1925.
Saskatchewan
Is
Solidly
Liberal.
Apparently
Saskatchewan
is
more
solidly
Liberal
than
it
ya
at
the
previous
election.
Willi
somewhere
around
fifty
members
out
or
a
possible
((.$
Ihe
people
or
the
province
have
declared
themselves
strong
for
Liberal
policies
and
a
Liberal
administration.
The
result
was
a
surprise
to
people
here
why
looked
lor
a
close
contest.
No
High
Tariff
Says
Commons.
,
The
members
of
the
House
of
Oomnions
are
strongly
against
a
high
tariff.
When
the
vote
was
laken
a
majority
of
110
were
against
an
increase,
only
;7
in
all
being
in
favor
or
a
high
tarirf
policy.
That
bniks
as
il
the
question
was
setlied
but
it
is
not.
Those,
who
stand
to
make
money
from
high
tariff
never
give
up
the
fight.
They
are
on
the
job
all
Ihe.
time
and
they
hnve.
many
agencies
at
work.
The
tariff
will
be
made
one
of
the
big
issues
at
the
next
election
andtpeople
will
need
to
make
up
their
minds
definitely
how'lhey
feel
about
this
big
question.
Minister
At
Washington
Will
Be
Appointed.
A
minister
will
be
appointed
.
to
represent
Canada
at
Wash-
iii.rl.rr.
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in
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Ulillll
Willltllllilll
nationality.
II
will
lie
stepping
uutV'litlTe,
getting
awav
from
ji.ii-
.i-
t
i
ine
leaning
strings
oi
uie
momer
lanu.
Ju
nialters
having
to
do
witi
strictly
Canadian
affairs,
Canada
will
negotiate
herself
instead
or
doing
it
through
Downing
SlreeL
.
-
As
United
.Slates
is
our
big
neighbor
and
we
are
constantly
having
questions
In
discuss'
as
such,
the
move
to
appoint
a
minister
should
be
a.
good
one.
Success
Depends
On
Own
Efforts.
The
other
day
there
was
an
editorial
article
in
ihe
Ketchikan
Alaska
Chronicle
which
mentioned
that
it
was
Ihe
live
town
which'
succeeded.
The
editor
urged
the
importance
of
keeping
alive
and
up
to
date
and
looking
after
their
own
interests.
The
advice
was
excellent.
Prince
Rupert
ran-well
learn
from
Ihe
advice
given
the
lives!
(own
in
Alaska.
If
they
need
the
advice
bow
much
more
so
do
we.
Today
we
are
publishing
a
despatch
from
Smithers
which
tells
about
lb"
Indians
cutting
n
road
for
thenis-ehe.
They
have
found
tjiat
il
is
useless
to
sit
back
and
call
to
Ihe
government
for
help.
They
are
going
to
cut
Hie
road
themselves,
eighteen
miles,
of
it,
from
Babine
Iike
to
join
the
Cronin
Mine
road
and
this
will
enable
them
to
drive
to
town
where
they
can
sell
their
furs
and
buy
their
supplies
to
advantage-
Smithers
and
Telkwn
people
are
co-operating
with
them
by
subscribing
some
money
toward
Ihe
project.
;
.
Smithers
is
a
live
town
-and
Telkwn
is
also
Active
They
look
after
their
own
interests
carefully
and
lake
advantage
of
every
opportunity
which
offers
to
increase
business.
I
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Two
Booklets
,
'
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Just
To
Hand.
.
,l
Two
very
nice
folders
have
reached
this
office
recently.
One
is
from
Hie
Smithers
District
Board
of
Trade
and
the
other
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Auto
Association,
both
dealing
with
the
interior
country.
One
appeals
particularly
to
ihe
tourist
and
Ihe
other
is
designed
(o
forward
Ihe
interests
of
mining,
agriculture,
lumbering,
tourists
and
sportsmen.
They
arc
bolh
well
illuslraled
and
are
a
credit
to
(he
people
who
have
issued
them.
Tht
rotmlry
is
wonderfully
attractive
and
needs
onlv
In
be
known
to
be
appreciated.
I
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r
correct
solution
milled
to
BULGER
&
CAMERON,
Gets
One
Dollar
In
Trade.
For
correct
solution
see
Fri
days
issue
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CATTLE
STORY
CRIPPLES
HOME
'
!
AT
WEEK
END
IS
TO
BE
BUILT
Drama
Is
Based
on
Advance
of
Plans
Prepared
or
Building
to
Civilization
In
Great
:
be
Erected
by
Women's
In-
Southwest
Calllc
from
a
thousand
hill,
assembled
in
a
great
Vddoo,
carry
the
stellar
role
in
Hie
picture
"Rundown."
epic
of
the
range
eon
il
try,
which
is
to
he
.shown
at
I
Hie
weeji
end.
I
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il-.
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r,
.......
i
w.
"n
.
.1
n
v
ill-
l.ll
II
(,I.IH
'America,
l'lie
llirlli
of
a
Nation,"
it
depicts
a
siprnificant
phase
of
our
national
life
.the
close
of
I
lie
pastoral
era.
Mm
down"
lias
historic
.perspective
and
scope;
it
is
a
film
document
iff
vanishing
breed
of
men
ami
beasts
anil
I
lie
laniMlicy
prepar
ed
for
closer
set
I
lenient.
Human
drama
rides
in
stirrup
and
chuck
wagon
beside
Hie
hoofed
legions;.
drama
springing
from
encioaohment
of
home
steaders
upon
the
cattle
pro
vinces
at-
he
elder
west,
from
stampede,
prairie
fire,
financial
crisis
and
hard
srrails.
100,000
Animals
But
Hie
individual
actors,
giv
ing
of
their
lies
I,
are
dwarfed
by
Hie
massed
animals,
1
00,000
strong,
winding
from
the
lore-
round
to
Hie
horizon
through
Ho.
picture
in
Ihe
slow
curving
line
of
melancholy,
the
line
of
yearning
ami
regret
which
gives
'4Sundnwn;'
lis
distinctive
touch.
The
film
is
.from
an
original
story
by
Harl
Hudson,
based
no
on
recenl
cattle
drives
from
Iho
Southwestern
Slat
in
ilexieo
for
adequate
range,
and
a
palh-
eiic
exodus
it
is
to
folk
along
the
Itio
(irande.
Curious
now
moving
is
Hie
sight
of
a
grwit
herd
on
Hie
march.
At
rest,
grazing,
they
ire
merely
so
nvnny
beeves.
Hut
in
massed
motion,
they
stir
emo
tions
of
primal
majesty.
Their
very
docility
adds
to
the
effect
of
high
drama.
Creatures
of
man's
dominnuce.
his
meat
and
milk,
in"
turn
domi
nating
I
heir
owners,
forced
to
go
where
Hie
cattle
may
graze,
even
to
the
abandonment
of
home.
and
exile
In
an
alien
land.
Terrible
Catapult
Tlten,
in
a
moment.
Hie
ptacid
mas.
converted
into
a
terrible
calrtpiiIL
wiping
out
everything
in
Ihe
path
of
Hie
stampede,
in
cluding
the
home
of
the
Neslo-
family
whose
daughter
provides
the
hive
interest
an
awesome
cene
that,
with
Hie
pirf
and
her
lover
stranded
in
a
sea
of
tossing
horns.
Again,
poignant
pathos
when
the
cowhands,
after
immemorial
custom,
sing
down
the
herd
for
the
night
with
a
plaintive
chant
the
prairie
lullaby
for
animals,
treated
like
children.
.-
The
concluding
scene,
where
Hie
vast
herd
crossed
a
railroad
track
.between
impatient
passen
ger
trains
ami
so
into
Mexico,
is
symbolic
period
to
the
words
put
into
Hie
mouth
of
E.
J.
llatelinv,
an
actor
giving
a
consummate
of
Uoosevelt:
"You
could
put
your
cowboys
and
cattle
a
mile
deep
from
Can-
ana
in
.Mexico,
oui
you
.
oapnoi
slop
the
encroach
of
civilization."
;nd
that
is
the
historic
.mean.
n:.-jal(-
.tfftindo.wiiji
Into
th'4
Wilderness,
onto
the
desert,
up
into
the
mountains
and
down
in
Hie
valleys,
riioves
civilization,
irresistible.
CONGRESSMAN
WOULD
COMBINE
EXCLUSION
BILLS
OF
AMERICA
CKNTIIAIJA.
June
1.
Congressman
.lohnson
or
Homiini
in
;liis
Memorial
Day
address
herr.
iprescnled
a
plan
to
combine
milder
one
act
by
congress
all
exclusion
laws
heretofore
pas.cd
(He
contended
t
lint
Ibis
would
ob-jviate
the
charge
of
discrlmina-1
1
ion
and
eliminate
danger
of
(war.
He
expressed
fear
at
"Hn-;kciiiiK
with
the
laws
by
Hinse
iwlio
Hunk
wc
have
mistreated
illie
Japanese."
IS
NOT
WORRIED
ABOUT
AMUNDSEN
ORLANDO.
Fl'a.,
June
t.
Samuel
.
Knlriken.
Arctic
explorer
and
an
oflicer
of
the
Peary
expedition
to
the
North
Pole,
and
Hie
first
man
lo
pilch
a
tent
on
the
present
site
of
the
city
of
Fairbanks,
is
nof
worried
over
Artiundsen's
protracted
absence.
"I'll
give
him
Ihree
irirmlhs
before
worrying
over
his
safely,'
Knlriken
8a
id.
stltute
of
B.C.
;
.
-
i
YICTOIIIA,
June
i.
Another
stage
has
licen
reached
in
the
establishment
of
a
solarium
for
the
treatment
of
crippled
child
ren
on
Vancomcr
Island,
with
the
preparation
or
plans
for
Hie
first
unit
of
the
general
.scheme.
The
solarium.
which
the
Women's
Institutes
oT
British
Columbia
propose
to
establish,
is
all
elaborate
scheme
which
ul-Hmalcly
will
cost
in
Ihe
neighborhood
or
$100,000.
Hubert
Savage,
in
conjunction
with
.Maclure.
has
prepared
sketch
plans
for
Ihe
initial
unit
or
the
solarium,
which
will
be
built
at
Mill
Bay,
on
an
ideal
site
adja-cenl
to
Hie
.Mill
Bay
ferry
landing.
.
!
The
plans,
call
for
an
angle
frit
me
slrifclure
measuring
np-prorimalely
2.10
by
(0
reel.
In
the
preparation
of
lite
plans
every
consideration
has
been
given
to
assure
the
maximum
of
the
morning
sun,
which
will
prove
Ihe
mpst
cffVr,livc
tonic
to
Hie
children
placed
under
treatment
in
Hie
new
institution.
Tlie
building
will
have
a
slassr.l-in
veranda
along
Its
entire
Intnl.
and
a
similar
veranda
wdl
be
loci
td
at
the
rear
of
the
structure
with
a
-southwesterly
aspect.
The
inllial
unit,
of
Ihe
solarium
will
cost
abonl
12,000.
Two
other
similar
buildings,
conforming
In
the
general
scheme
and
erected
on
the
slopes
so
that
.
cadi
building
will
overlook
t!ie
oilier,
together
with
administrative
ofrices
and
technical
workshops,
will
ultimately
be
considered,
and,
H
the
desirable
ob
ject
is
realized.
Mill
Bay
aid
Vancouver
Island
will
have
om
of
Hie
finesl
olariums
in
exist
ence.
AUK
cannoi
lie
honorable
e
people
vould
glory
in
H.
.it
1
TL
M
.1
It
J
i
ine
man
in
me
moon
SOMK
peoiile
are
born
ente:-
i
lainers
und
ofhers
seem
to
ca
n
good
livings.
IF
nobodv
loves
vou.
don't
shoot
'yourself.
You'll
probably
be
less
(liveable
after"
yon
ace
shot.
1
THIS
ones
Miate
are
those
wImi
are
hall
shot.
JAKH
says
Hint
If
their
facs
were
Hieirfortiiiios
ome
girl
are
bankrupt
right
now.
i
.
i
.
PHINCK
Rupert
peop'le
may
not
he
wealthy
bill
they
can
l
ways
give
the
air
lo
an
unweli
come
visitor.
THOUT
caught
this
summer
will
be
Just
as
large
as
those
taken
laf
year,
perhaps
larger.
Just
llsieif
fur
Hie
next
fi-di
yarn.
PHINCi:
iriuprtfi
p
s.lfdls
noted
for
its
liallliul,
its
dry
dock,
its
linrimr
and
its
gossij.
HA1MMNKRS
slnys
by
the
person
who
ignores
lier.
IK
n
man
has
no
conscience,
Ihe
best
thing
he
call
do
is
to
marry
one.
PKOl'Ll:
or
Prince
Rupert
seem
lo
be
generally
agreed
on
HER
NERVES
SO
BAD
SHE
COULD
NOT
SLEEP
Mrs.
Grace
Kitchen,
91.
Onorite,
Ont.,
wrllo:
,
"Afifr
luvlnic
a
fViTP
tlurk
of
piifttimnnU
I
w4
loft
Ih
Mk
tint
run
down
rnnditifin.
My
nerve
'More
r.
liml
I
roiiht
not
Kleep
til'DM,
unit
In
tlifl
dii
time
I
hurt
terrllile
rlntln
fpl(i,
caimml
liy
my
heart
beinjr
weak.
Finally
I
(tot
m)
had
I
had
to
take
to
my
hed
for
wcika
ai
a
time,
hut
line
day
I
read
about
TVIILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
an
derided
to
try
them.
A'ler
taking
one
box
I
fell
a
allnht
Improvement.
I
have
now
taken
five
loe,
and
have
Rained
S.I
pnnnil
In
weight,
t
am
now
more
than
able
to
do
all
my
own
housework
at
welt
ai
rmiKlderablo
oulnlde
work.
I
eannot
rrroiwi'end
Mil-loirii'a
II.
x.
nil,
u,
iiiHi.iy
rur
Uionfl
uffcrinir
at
I
did."
'midnight
is
the
lime
to
go
lo
'bed.
,
A
VOCABULARY
is
easy
to
ac
quire.
Hie
dllllcully
is
to
keep
it
from
working
overtime.
A
VLSI'mil
the
other
day
re
marked
that
Prince
llupert
fai.
ones
'were
to
say
Ihe
least
"easv
to
look
at."
11
IF.
best
man
at
a
wedding
soioelinie
the
one
who
is
mar
Heil
but
lie
dues
llol
feel
Hie
best.
CABLE
STATON
MAY
REMOVE
TO
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
June
.
-J
I
is
suggested
here
as
likely
that
Hie
cable
station
nmv
located
al
Bainfield
may
be
removed
to
tins
city.
At
present
about
thirty
families
are
located
al
Ihe
west
rinisl
station
and
it
it
thought
It
would
be
much
more
convenient
lo
nave
the
cable
come
right
through
lo
one
of
the
cities.
MS
NOTICE
OF
CANCELLATION
OT
RCSERVE
XOUCE
13
IIKIIKHY
OIVKN
that
!!.
reeerte
covrrlnir
certain
land
near
On'
junclloii
of
Oealall
and
Skii-na
iliven
dpftlrnalod
Lot
H,
Itauxe
:,
Coani
Utr
Irlrt,
I
canrelled,
OKO.
n.
?IADEN.
Drpnty
Minuter
of
Land.
Department
or
l.aiuU,
i
Victoria,
U.C..
May
401.
.15.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intanllon
to
Apply
lo
Liaaa
-
Land.
In
Ihe
Land
llerordlnr
Dlotlirt
nf
I'rlnce
liuiiert,
and
eituati'
on
the
north
wem
roust
of
fearre
IMand.
U.i...
approi-Imatt-ly
three
iinle
north
from
the
inouiti
of
Winter
Harbor.
Take
Aotlre
that
Frlliell'a
l.liiillfd
of
Prion,
llupert
li.:
oecupatlon
packer.
Intend
i
apply
for
a
leao
of
Umi
follow
loir
dearribed
laiidti
r.ommenrlnx
al
a
pot
planted
approi
hrntely
three
mlie
nortli
from
the
month
nf
Winter
llirhor,
I'earoe
Inland:
theitrv
northweit
two
(J(
i-lialnt.
more
or
leas,
to
low
water
mirk;
tiwuee
itnuthweai
alonir
low
water
mark
one
hundred
ami
ultly
(100)
i'tunn;
theme
aonlheant
lvo
(ii
('halne;
thenee
norlheant
one
hundred
and
rlily
(IAO
rha
Ine.
more
or
lew,
to
mlnt
of
roinioi-neemrnt
ami
nai-talnlnir
Ihtrly-lwo
iti)
art,
more
or
lee.
rntzzF.Li.'s
MMtTF.n,
.nin
of
ppllcant.
Iiaied
May
ttth.
1085.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of,
Intanllon
to
Apply
to
Laaa
Land
In
Skeena
Land
Meniri,
iieenrdlnr
Dla-irlrl
or
Prince
llupert
and
xltuato
at
Poll
Kdward.
I.C.
TAKK
XOTICK
that
the
SVerna
niver
Parklnir
Company,
Limited,
of
port
Kdward,
B.C.,
oerupallon
Fhh
Parkera.
In
tends
to
aiply
for
permiion
to
lea
the
followlnk
derrlbi'd
land":
Coininenctna-
at
a
mat
planted
it
the
aouthweit
corner
of
Lot
4
478
ll.V.
roast
difirlrt;
thence
aoutherly
alonir
low
water
mark.
oo
ft.:
thence
aomhweMerty.
parallel
to
the,
aoutherly
liounil.iry
or
Lot
U7,
tsn
rt.j
thence
northerly
parallel
lo
water
mark,
son
reet;
thence
northeasterly
alonir
the
aoutherly
boundary
of
Lot
4471
produced,
150
feet
to
the
point
t
commencement,
contalnlnr
half
an
-acre,
more
or
lea.
SF.F.XA
TIIVFII
PACKIN0
COMPAJIV,
LTD.
Ar,t,1,C",'
Dated
Mav
I...
t
KALSOMININO
'CITY
HALL.
,.,T.F:.:,,n,::',l,.
for
lnmlnhiir
City
Hall
will
Im
received
up
to
5
p.m.
Monday,
lit
June
new.
Work
miml,
be
done
In
workmanlike
manner.
Specification
ami
particular
at
office
of
nnderMiroed.
...
"
D.
J.
MATIIKSON.
urchaainj
Arent.
'Medium
.
.1
,.
A
little
higher
in
price,
but-
what
a
wonderful
difference
a
few
cents
make
one
tiling
and
thai
is
thai
afi'T
X
PONT
FORGET!
Barrie's
FURNITU
RE
Sale
One
door
east
of
Daily
News
Office
Phone
123
Third
Ave
SUPPORT
LOCAL
INDUSTBV
We
arc
Agent-
for
the
Prince
It'll"
and
Mil
ip'ole
ytn
.ittcn
live
prices
.
n
t
Cedar
Timbers
and
Shlplap.
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Finish.
Spruce
and
Hemlock
Flooring.
Spruce
Shlplap
S10.00
and
$21.00.
Spruce
Dimension
$18.00
to
$22.00.
(iel
Our
prb'e
before
pla.
in"
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Even
ng
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Helgcrson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Omce
Hours
I)
to
0.
X-RAY
SERVICE
SPECIAL
SELECTED
.ctrV
CANADIAN
RYE
WHIS
TIioQulily)VliisHyofCanada-
1
since
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,-
'"'
tbe
.
.-.i
hv
lliia
ndvertisement
Is
not
published
or
'SP
enl
of
Litpior
C
lonlrol
Hoard
or
ly
io
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Coiumuia.