.1
5
pags
rons
WELL
KNOWN
SKIPPERS
COMMAND
NEW
YESSELS
Capt.
Thomas
Rippon
Will
Take
Bridge
of
Princess
Maguer-He
and
Capt
W.
J.
Boyce,
Princess
Kathleen
Two
captains
of
Ion?
service-!
on
ihe
coast
ami
hoth
well
known
hero
have
been-
appoint
ctl
to
command
the
new
C.1MI.
steamers
Princess,
Marpuerite.
and
I'rincess
Kathleen.
Capt.
Thomas
llippon
will
take
the
bridge
of
the
Alarjruerile
and
Capt.
W.
J.
Doyce,
the
Princess
Kathleen.
Jtnth
were
formerly
skippers
of
the
Princess
Beatrice
and
other
vessels
plyinpr
into
this
port.
J.
A.
Heritage
will
be
chief
en
clu'ef
steward.
WILLIAM
SILYERSIDES
.
IS
MARIUEDJN
SOUTH
Present
Auditor
of
Pacific
Mills
Is
Brother
of
Local
Men
and
Formerly
Lived
Here
A
quiet
wedding
look
place
on
.May
6
at
St.
George's
Church
in
Vancouver,
yvhen
Miss
Louise
Cunningham
of
Vancouver,
became
the
bride
of
William
Sil-versides
of
Ocean
Falls.
Mr.
Silversides,
who
is
auditor
for
the
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
Tails,
is
a
brother
of
Thomas
and
Arthur
Silversides
of
this
citv
Welch
&
Stewart
construction.
with
Foley,
on
railway
IT'S
EASY
TO
SOBER
UP
SAYS
YALE
PROFESSOR
WASHINGTON.
May
14.
An
intoxicated
person
may,
if
he
so
desires,
become
sober
in
about
half
an
hour
by
the
proper
ex
ercise
for
his
lungs,
J)r.
Yaudell
Henderson
of
the
"
Sliem'ehf
Scientific
School
at
Yale
told
the
Nafionad
Academy
of
Seienee
here.
The
only
thing
necessary
to
eliminate
the
alcohol
from
the
system,
he
said,
is
to
induce
rapid
breathing,
which
would
clear
it
through
the
lungs.
CITY
OF
KETCHIKAN
HAS
INTERESTING
FEATURES
AND
IS
A
LIVE
PLACE
(continued
from
page
one)
chiKau
was
3,00(1
and
since
that
time
it
has
been
growing
fast
until
today
it
is
estimated
by
some
to
be
0,000.
The
building
permits
last
year
amounted
to
a
million
dollars
hut
that
included
the
new
mill
and
the'school.
Very
Little
Debt
The
city
has
no
debt
except
$150,000
recently
borrowed
for
the
new
school.
The
money
for
the
building
was
loaned
locally
and
the
itleret
rale;
is
only
six
per
ceiit.
Street
work,
whether
on
the
local
improvement
plan
or
from
general
revenue,
is
paid
cash
down
anil
no
money
is
borrowed
for
that
class
of
work.
In
order
to
meet
the
payments
the
mill
rate
is
15
on
the
.dollar
or
1
per
cent,
levied
on
an
as
sessed
value
based
on
actual
sell
ing
or
rental
values
of
the
pro
perties
arrecled,
improvements
paying
the
same
as
land,
In
making
this
assessment
the
as
sessor
considers
the
landlord
i8
entitled
lo'n
net
return
of
K
per
cent
on
his
money
after
allowing
for
luxes
anil
depreciation.
There'
no
city
engineer
but
the
city,
foreman
is
a
civil
en.
gineer
nnd
the
city
manager,
be
ing
a
builder,
the
need
Is
not
great.
When
an
engineer
i,s
needed
for
special
work,
A.
J.
Kla,
engineer
for
(he
power
and
'light
company
is
engaged
tern
porarily.
f
Outside
the
city
roads
are
be
ing
constructed
hy
Hie
federal
government.
Already
there
is
a
;roai!
leading
seven
miles
north
ward
along
the
short'
of
Toncas
iNarrows
lo
Wnrd'rf
Cove
and
Ihe
.surfacing
of
a
road
soulh
to
Saxnlun
three
miles
dislnnt
is
proceeding.
These
roads
an
well.m'aile
and
give
tlie
people
an
:opportiiiity
to
gel
out
of
town.
lOlherjtiiiails
in
the
neighborhood
laicw
planned.
.
";',Cty
utilities
.
The
city
docs
not
own
its
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
EfMRsSKi
I
f
in
cosna,
cot
)
f
FT
aMrVfM
T
'-
HiLVi.
L
i
mm
.Atzyss
m
C192S
Br
Imt-u
FtATu
Scmic.
Ic.
jf!$i
Gral
Britain
rif
nt
merwd.
-
gineer
of
the
Marguerite,
A.
II.
'utilities
hut
these
are
in
the
Uird,
purser
and
Thomas
Mc-
hands
of
the
Citizens'
Lipht,
Gall,
chief
steward.
V.
E.
W.
Ll'ower
and
Water
Company
which
Oliver
will
be
chief
engineer
on!
also
owns
the
telephone.
The
the
Princess
Kathleen,
A.
G.
Reneral
rate
oir
light
and
power
Darker,
purse
and
Archie
Knott,
is
10c
for
the
first
Ul
kilowals
Oc
for
the
next
24
kilos;
3c
forr
the
next
80
kilos,
and
1c
a
kilo
lor
all
alwve
that.
The
result
of
the
establishment
of
this
rate
iu
that
many
people
cook
with
electric
ranges
and
some
heat
their
homes
with
the
power.
Heating
is
not
encouraged
as
the
peak
load
comes,
in
the
dead
of
winter
when
much
light
is
heiiijy
used
and
it
jumps
up
too
much
during
a
cold
snap.
Five
r
cent
discount
is
allowed
if
paid
before
the
tenth
of
the
month.
W-aler
costs
?2
a
month
for
a
residence
and
a
phone
$-'
for
a
party
line.
Museum
Collection
The
city
has
a
nice
mineral
collection
and
some
other
nat
ural
history
museum
specimens
which
are
placed
in
the
city
hall
and
in
the
early-
days
was
a
iu
in1
room
in
which
the
clerk
timekeeper
here
has
his
office.
The
collections
were
purchaed
by
the
eity
several
years
ago.
One
of
the
weak
spots
in
the
city
seems
to
be
the
fire
department.
The
fire
chief
is
paid
$40
a
month
ami
the
captain
$175.
All
the
lither
firemen
arc
volunteers.
Ibis
volunteer
Vys-
Item
does
no
seem
lo
h
a
safe
one
for
a
city
as
lug
as
Ketchi
kan
The
work
of,
wiring
inspector
is
done
Jij
the,
captain
of
.the
fire
brigade
and
that
of
building
inspector
by
the
city
manager.
Makes
Most
of
Advantages
While
Ketchikan
is,
as
I
mentioned
before,
subject
to
many
disabilities.
i
makes
the
most
of
the
things
il
has.
The
streets
are
narrow
iu
order
to
economize
space,
yet
som,e
of
them
are
paved
with
concrete.
The
shop
windows
are
always
bright
and
the
stores
are
open
six
days
a
week
until
six
.o'clock,
while
those
catering
to
tourist
trade
open
any
lime
when
tourists
are
there.
They
make
the
most
of
Ihe
tourist
business.
Their
fur
;
shops
are
show
places
and
everything
about
the
town
is
made
as
attractive
as
possible;
niey
give
service
and
charge
for
it.
In
summarizing.
I
would
say
that
while
I
would
not
chatiige
Prince
Rupert
for
ur
neighboring
town,
I
would
like
lo
suggest
Ik
Ship
k
Yours
f
I1-2S
thai
every
person
in
Prince
Rupert
should
visit
Ketchikan
.
in
order
lo
complete
his
education.
The
people
there
are
almost
the
last
word
in
making
liie
most
of
what
-they
have
and
they
prosper
on
it.
Age
and
dull
times
did
not
sour
them
and
prosperity
has
not
carried
them
away
soulh.
WHIST
DRIVE
BY
REBEKAH
LODGE
Enjoyable
Little
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Evening
In
the
-Boston
Hall
There
were
eleven
tables
at
Ihe
whist
drive
held
last
night
in
Ihe
lias
I
on
Hall
by
Ihe
Rhefcah
Lodge.
Prize
winners
were
as
follows:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
II.
J.
Smith;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
V.
A.
McLean;
men's
first,
D.
MrCurk-indale;
men's
second,
Mr.
Tay
lor.
Hefreshments
were
served
and
a
brief
dance
was
enjoyed,
Mrs.
P.
J.
MeCoruiack
presiding
at
the
piano.
The
commitlee
in
charge
con
sisted
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cn.x,
convener,
Mrs.
,1.
Ilnddip
and
Mrs.
V.
A.
McLean.
Miss
R.
M.
KarJe
was
in
charge
of
the
tables
and
Mrs.
h.
Hammond
was
at
the
ioor.
.dverlie
in
the
Dailv
News
you
cross
to
Europe
via
the
Anchor-Donaldson
WHEN
or
Canard
Canadian
Route,
you
make
the
trip
under
really
ideal
conditions.
The
steamers
are
all
one-cabin
class
boats.
From
the
moment
you
step
on
board,
the
entire
ship
is
yours.
All
the
luxurious
equipment
is
at
your
disposal.
You
have
the
freedom
of
the
palatial
lounges,
magnificent
drawing
rooms,
delightful
salons,
library,
writing
rooms,
wide
promenade
decks
-
and
the
attention
of
courteous,
well-
.
trained
stewards.
The
children's
room
increases
the
pleasure
for
travellers
with
children.
The
luxuries,
conveniences,
and
the
pleasant
home-like
atmosphere
that
have
made
the
Anchor-Donaldson
Service
and
Cunard
Canadian
Service
so
justly
famous,
are
yours
to
enjoy
for
the
voyage
and
in
addition
you
experience
the
interest
and
educational
value
of
the
scenically
beautiful
trip
down
the
historic
St.
Lawrence
to
the
sea.
For
literature
ond
defaiUd
information
apply
to
your
lucut
etvamahip
agent,
or
write
to
THE
CUNAP.D
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
623
HASTINGS
STREET,
W
VANCOUVER
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CUNARD
TV
CANADIAN
SERVICES
,
t
t-
-
i't-L
coiow
tiOME
monev
recM
(MAGGIE.
As.-
CO
TO
OitHTVt
MD
riLL
UP
I'M
TIR.ED
OF"
Mf
DOCTOR'S
wzzm
GYRO
ATHLETES
GETTING
BUSY
May
Enter
Team
In
Senior
Base
ball
League
Tennis
Challenge
From
Rotary
to
be
Accepted
The
Gyro
Club
at
its
regular
iiHMilhly
business
meet
ing
yesterday
afternoon
left
in
the
bunds
f
a
canmiUlee
cousistuig
ol
Gergi
H.
Tite,
Sidney
Iluzett-Jon
and
Fred
Hemiing
with
pwwer
to
act
the
proposition
that
Ihe
eJiih
enter
a
team
in
the
Mnkn"
Iias4ball
League.
The
jrluh
has
a
good
deal
of
baseball
material
in
its
own
ranks
hut,
Ibis
will
have
lo
be
augmented
with
a
few
outside-
players
if
a
learn
is
entered.
It
was
deckled
lo
accept
a
challenge
from
the
Rotary
CJub
for
a
tenuis
tournament,
ar
rangements
being
left
with
S.
K.
Campbell,
W.
Cruikshank
and
1'.
.
aiaon.
The
meeting
further
discussed
he
1925
playgroud
program
and
a
committee
will
niet
Hie
city
rouiwil
at
its
next
meeting
with
regard
lo
the
improvements
lltat
it
is
proposed
to
effect
in
Wetview
lark.
Reports
from
the
concert
nd
hoedowu
dance
committees
-bowed
IUhI
I30-
had
leHii
realized
by
the
lub
as
a
result
f
the
coneerl
and-i
$375
a
a
rpsull
of
the
hoedown.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
the
artists
who
'ssisted
at
the
concert.
Past
President
Milton
Gonzales
'iresided
oxer
the
meeting
in
the
absence
of
President
Hoy
Mc-NaughtoH
ami
there
was
a
large
liirnoul
of
members.
a
-
,
g
i
Sport
Chat
I
t----
Arrangements
are
being
made
for
a
series
of
whirlwind
events
on
May
S3,
at
(lie
Stewart
cele
bration,
an
invitation
to
which
is
being
extended
to
the
public
n!
Prince
Hup'ert.
Any
itileudinK
to
go
from
liere
may
sail
on
the
Prince
Huperl
Saturday
nigh
and
return
hero
on
the
Cardena
Tuesday
morning.
The
commit
tee
in
charge-
at
Stewart
consists
of
.1.
W.
Wilson,
Jack-Scott,
II.
Wilkinson,
V.
II.
Toolh
and
D.
W
McLeman.
There
will
he
a
baseball
gamebelvvrrH
Stewart
and
'Jlydef
'
arjrHiigin'eiitji
i
for
whirl)
''are
in
liie
hands
'of
Sam
Wickwire
and
a
football
game
between
Stewart
aud
Premier
which
will
be
directed
by
J.
W.
Wilson.
Jack
Dempsey,"
champion
heavyweight
pugilist
of
the
world,
ahu.'U'fl
the
Cunard
liner
Herengaria
lii
iiiid-ocean
on
his
way
lo
JluVoiie
last
week,
re
ceived
his
first
nITer
for
a
fight
in
F.urope
with
either
Krniinio
Spalla,
Kuropeau
heavyweight
champion,
or
Pallino
PJzcadun,
Ihe
Spanish
pugilist,
at
Ieau-
ville.
Franco,
next
August,
with
a
guarantee
of
1,
000,000
fracs
for
his
end.
The
offer
was
wirelessed
to
him
by
lliehard
Klegin,
fight
promoler
of
Paris.
The
Sons
of
F.ngland
and
Great
War
Veterans
will
mee'
tomorrow
nighl
in
Ihe
fourth
game
of
(ho
Sluaii
Shield
football
series.
Should
the
F.nglish-meji
win
they
would,
go
lo
first
place
one
'poinl
ahead
of
the
Cullies
while
a
victory
for
the
Vets
would
put
them
on
even
fooling
al
the
fop
with
the
Scots.
'Die
Son
will
line-up
the
fo.
lowing
learn
tomorrow
nighl:
I)
l'rizzell;
S.
i
Alexander
and
H.
Howe;
G.
iVTinker,
A.
Wales
and
I.indsny;
.1.
Farciuhar,
A.
Dick.
ens,
J.
Johnson,
Hanson
and
V
Ilndgkinmin.
Tom
Joiicb
will
be
referee.
The
Cold
Storage
has
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
.
Third
Avenue
KNITTED
GOODS
SWEATERS
and
all
kinds
of
knileed
goods
made
lo
order.
Phone
IUack
3US.
tf
lake
out
registration
forms
with
a
view
lo
entering
a
fourth
leant
ill
the
league.
If
the
learn
is
en
tered,
which
Is
not
yel
defiuiloly
decided
upon,
a
rearrangement
of
the
Stuart
Shield
sciiedul'
will
he
necessary.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
P.
Graham.
Tortmhi:
Mr.
nml
Mrs.
C.
II.
Lewis,
Chicago;
G.
T,
Seouler,
L.
.
Lindsay,
A.
V.
Whllehoiise
ami
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
A.
.1.
Curznn,
Vancouver;
George
McAfee,
Georgetown:
'J.
McNeil.
Telkwa;
E.
11.
Felgler.
Slewart;
Miss
Itiviriglon,
.London,
Eng
land;
Alex
Fllsk,
Ottawa;
Sandison.
Haysporl;
H.
II,
T,
A
llab-
tnglon,
Victoria.
Central
C.
Lindslroui
and
E.
Lind-stium,
Vancouver;
Charles
L.
Voungiiian,
Prince
Rupert
j
F.
Gourd
ahd
A.
lleckelt,
Edmonton;
jG.
Chase,
S.
Shefskey
and
R.
F.
Ilalilday,
U.N.R.;
It.
Hooper,
Digby
Island.
Advcrliso
in
the
Dally
News.
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EAHTIIOPE
4-CVCLU
Marine
Engines
4-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
4-IJ.P.
I
cylindr
MI)
800.00
G-II.p.
1
cylinder
111
460.00
8-M.P.
I
cylinder
HI)
750.00
8-II.P.
2
cylimler
Mil
450.00
IG-li.p.
4
cylinder
LI)
475.00
All
the
above
except
the
first,
inclnd
Uml
Famous
Joes
Reverse
Gear,
and
full
elect
ncal
and
propeller
equipment.
The
.best
that
money
can
buy.
Eaatbope
llros.,
1747
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
lt.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
sxt.
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134
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at
Anytime.
Five
passenger
Dodge
SeJaii
Comfort
and
Courlexy.
Rates:
60c
for
I
or
2
passengers.
26c
for
each
additional
fuuutuiujer.
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SERVICE
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your
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vie
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or
nighl.
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pairs
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all
kinds,
promptly
ill
tended
to.
Window
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made
lo
order.
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laying
Furniture
crating.
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Rear
Sherman's
Market,
Fulton
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CAMERON
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177
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Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
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SALE
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SALE
will
he
held
at
Mr.
Youngtnan's
house,
Graham
Avenue
on
Thursday.
May
I
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at
2.30
p.m.
consist-in
of
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dining
room
suite
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table,
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china
cabitiel
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healer,
lirussels
and
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carpels,
beds,
bureaft.
chilfonifr,
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range,
bedding,
elc.
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West,
on
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unlay,
May
1(5,
al
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p.m.;
consisting
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house
and
lot,
piano,
good
lone
and
action;
terms
on
both
if
desired;
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dining
room
suite,
couch,
carpet,
linoleum.
Monarch
range,
healer,
chiffonier,
four
bed,
kitchen
utensils,
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