P.iciH
TWO
Always
Keeps
Fresh
it
SALADA
NUGGET
ieeps
White
Shoes
WHITE
The
perfect
dressine
for
Canvas
Shoes
and
Belts
-It
doi
not
rub
off
or
toil
tha
cloth
A
tubititute
niill
ditappc&nt
you.
II
HOI
retains
its
delicious
flavor
in
the
air-tig'ht
aluminum
packets
in
which
all
SALADA
is
sold.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
very
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Xews,
Limited,
Third
Avenue;
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
Member,
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIOW
Making
Preparations
For
Big
Business.
,
98
86
Wednesday,
Juno
17.
1925.
When
the
grain
elevator
is
built
we
naturally
expect
to
do
a
great
ueai
more
Mopping
business
than
is
being
done
May.
The
railway
will
handle
very
much
more
freight
than
it
is
now
nauujiug
and
Hie
company
doubtless
is
getting
ready
for
the
oig
event.
There
have
been
cases
where
railways
have
been
caught
napping,
where"
no
preparations
have
been
made
to
meet
coming
movements
and
the
result
has
been
disastrous.
lu
the
autumn
the
first
Japanese
liner
is
to
call
here
on
a
trial
trip
and
it
is
undertood
that
if
there
is
business
the
steamers
will
come
here
regularly.
We
wonder
ir
efforts
are
being
made
by
the
railway
to
collect
freight
for
these
vessels.
If
the
(1P.U.
could
collect
enough
freight
and
passengers,
over
ninety
per
cent
of
which
originated
at
points
east
of
Vancouver,
to
keep
the
Empresses
running
regularly,
even
before
Vancouver
was
anything
more
than
a
small
town,
it
ought
to
be
easy
for
the
Canadian
.National
with
their
immense
system
to
collect
enough
to
keep
the
Japanese
liners
miming
out
of
this
port.
Itnvould
be
interesting
to
know
if
any
tep
are
being
taken
with
this
end
in
view.
Why
Compete
When
.
Business
is
Here?
Apparently
the
Canadian
National
fs
mak'ing
an
effort
to
compete
with
the
CP.R.
on
its
own
ground,
when
here
there
is
a
virgin
port
equipped
to
handle
the
business
withoutiny
opposition.
Apparently
the
Nippon
Yuen
Kaisha
is
prepared
to
operate
vessels
here
in
conjunction
with
the
railway
company,
to
earn-
its
silk
through
this
nort
and
to
iln
a
-
M
'
'
II
Mil
I'W!
IUIHMI
.m.ihit..
i,i
uuiiimg
nas
neen
aone
so
far,
Aow,
Jiowever,
nie
eieaur
i-
oemg
limit
and
IJiere
is
a
new
opportunity
to
make
tins
the
Canadian
National
outlet,
using
Canadian
National
docks,
jiaying
no
port
dues
and
no
pitching
charges
to
a
rival
concern.
The
future
of
Prince
Rupert
seem
to
lie
in
a
iieup
with
the
Japanese
lines.
The
Blue
Funnel
line
has
thrown
in
its
J,,t
with
Vancouver.
If
there
is
real
cii-operalion,
the
N.Y.K.
can
beat
any
of
them
out
in
point
of
time
by
using
Prince
Rupert.
It
plight
be
a
good
thing
for
tlie
Board
of
Trade
to
get
into
touch
with
Hie
Japanese
company
and
find
out
if
possible
under
what
conditions
they
would
come
here
and
then
put
it
up
to
the
railway
company.
What
we
need
is
a
transpacific
line
of
steamships
plying
to
this
port
i
if
order
to
make
it
really
prosperous.
Curious
Views
Of
Many
People.
Many
people
have
curious
views.
The
fact
is
they
do
not
agree
with
ours
and
therefore
they
are
odd.
If
the
views
are
similar
to
our
they
are
perfectly
sane
and
orthodox.
There
are
id
the
world
religious
and
irreligious
people,
(here
are
good
and
bad,
light
and
dark,
radical
and
reactionary,
flippant
and
stolid,
humorous
and
serious.
They
are
born
that
way
and
will
remain
that
way
more
or
less
to
the
end
of
their
lives,
t
here
is
room
for
all
and
ail
see'm
to
have
a
place
A
wide
tolerance
is
desirable
so
that
all
may
enjoy
life
in
their
own
way
,
without
lei
or
hindrance
as
Jong
as
they"
do
not
interfere
witli;heir
neighbors;
.
The
'difficulty
is
thai,
so.
many
people
are.
Intolerant.-
Re-
i
-,...
ir
oringtnioutv.vfllitWifsvlirttrder
ii'ir
in
cay
ene.eiivn
.sr
mic
num.
.,t.i.
i
humorous
people
make
all
sorts
or
fun
of
those
avIio
are
serious.
,
Because
we
are
willing
to
admit
freedom
of
-.thought
or
treeuoni
or
expression
is
no
reason
why
we
should
.be
always
rubbing
shoulders
or
associating
with
those
we
disliHK
We
can
ivb
happily
away
from
those
who
are
distasteful-
and
ilo
it,
without
being
eousidered
proud
or
aloor
or
.sjurkup.
Likes
And
Dislikes
'
Natural
To
Many.
fn
iilkla.:..:i..
i
.....
'
nl
Ir.iH
k
aiui
Iiio
iiiiln
Pa4
negative
poles.
OneJ
.
r
"I"-'".
u
in
me
we
are
at
rac
ed
naliir-
ihnt
xZ
Pe"IlIr
a,u1
rep(,,Ie,
h
0,wv-
We
cannot
help
aL
Because
we
do
not
enjoy
being
with
people
does
o't
n
ean
hat
they
are
not
just
as
good
a
ourselves
iti
every
1
w
y
J"
'
Perhaps
er
they
are
much
better.
-
It
is
never
wise
to
try
to
live
with
somVone
that
jars
the'
Tlot
oraworr"n,'Vi'
iS
PaSier
,n
kePp
"
"ln"'
57
v.?-.
Jmm
III.
I
.
..
iaiaaaaVkiiri
J
.lilt
.t.
lAWW
tt-
GLEE
CLUB
IS
COMINGMONDAY
Splendid
Jazz
Band
and
Side
splitting
Comlc-Sklts
and
Other
Turns
".s
good
as
anylliitiK
in
vaude
ville"
is
one
at
the
rnmnienl
lieard
inosl
often
concerninsr
the
fouiieeen-act
vaudeyille
program
to
be
siven
by
ttie
Uniycr-
siiy
or
California
r.le
Giuli
in
ttie
West
holme
Tlieatre
next
Monday
and
Tuesday.
The
same
type
of
show
audiences
in
Suanphai,
made
them
roar
in
Scotland,
puffaw-in
-Manila
and
sidit
their
sides
in
iioiig
hong
on
foreign
lours
of
the
Club,
is
expert
ft
to
make
a
tremendous
In
T
here,
to
say
th
least.
,
judicious
mixture
of
Club
siiiffin'ff.
rmnie
skils
insfi-n.
mental
solos
and
jazz-band
play-
in
fr,
gives
llie
nmirraiii
of
tire
Berkeley
Cluli
a
universal
and
ir-irresistable
anneal.
Quality
rattier
than
mere
siz
has
been
the
aim
of
il.
R.
-Brick'
Morse,
director
of
the
!lee
Club.
For
this
reason
only
twenty
out
oi
a
uiuji
or
.sevcjy-rive
and
out
oi
a
university
or
in.ion
n
selecled
to
make
this
suininerV
trip;
The
group
appearing
here
next
week
is
nearly
the
same
a
the
one
whtidi
made
itself
fam
ous
on
a
tour
through
Europe
ana
Jlie
United
tales
last
sum
mer..
The
California
51ee
Club
is
on
an
extended
tour
of
the
Pacific
Aorlliwest
which
will
take
it
into
Southern
Alaska.
This
will
l
I
lie
first
time
any
college
ile
Club
has
ever
reaehftt
Aljfk
.lust
anolber
reason
why
thes
boys
are
known
as
llie
"WnrM
Famous
California
Glee
Club.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
S
YS
wlit.N
you
gel
to
the
door
and
are
about
to
say
good
night.
U
IHM
IHII
llr
Villi
im.
n.r
yet
kisseit
a
girl
or
she
will
probably
tell
you
to
start
in
one
Lof
llie
minor
tescriie
t
XKVEIt
try
to
tie
willy
And
rip
off
a
dilly
About
little
Kitly
WIio
lives
up
the
street;
lr
else
her
big
brother
Or
likely
some
oilier
Poor
son
of
a
mother
You
surely
will
meet;
Who'll
make
a
big
try-To
blaoken
your
eye.
x
My
advice,
is
just
try
To
be
good
and
discreet.
MY
advice
to
the
iieonle
who
are
too
lazy
to
cut
the
grass
on
tlieir
lawns
is
to
boh
it
tii
)u
fore
it
gets
In
their
eves.
II
30U
WanL
In
sen
something
swell,
hit
him
in
Ih'el
eye
with
the
rieht
fist
and
let
it
be
a
real
blow
like
a
Iienipsey
uppercut.
miKriK'S
one
thingjibout
Can,
ada,
we
still
have
parking
space.
THK
wisest
lad
'
I
ever
had
aid
iitlle
lassie
Lily
vn
as
a
boy
on
blue',
h
He
Nearly
knocked
me
silly.
1
s
SAM
Slougji
says
the
way
Hi?
head
of
the
peacock
family
struts
around
you
would
think
he
wa.
the
one
that
laid
the
eggs.
IT
started
out
as
a
whisper
but
before
it
gnl
became
a
wild
rumor.
gentle
far
11
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
1
Juno
'17,
1915.
The
(irand
Jury,
at
the
Su.
prenm
Court
AssizeH
which
opened
yesterday,
cousisl
n(
Kred
Sforl.
(foreman),
H.
C.
AlTleck.
Charles
Harrett.
G.
Hicks
iTIionias
Dybhavn,
John
Flewin
J-
C.
HaUey,
Samuel
Harrison,
J.-
A.
Kirkpatrick,
Ceorge
Eitle.
W.
P.
Lynch,
AI.
P.
Mcqalfcry
and
CSeorge
Nickerson.
Dean
Hrock
of
the
University
(if
Hrilisli
Columbia
is
vivilini;
i
tie
city
on
his
return
trim
n
trip
to
Ottawa
and
other
Eastern
(cilips
where
he
has
been
securing
loquipmenl
for
the
faculty
of
applied
science
at
the
University.
Haellon
won
both
baseball
guinea
from
Prince
Ilupert
ye-
FHE.
0AIL7
HAD
HEARTBURN
AND
HEADACHES
FOR
MANY
YEARS
Miss
Rrta
Rums.
B.R.
So.
1.
Walrr-fort.
ont..
writes:
-I
have
lxn
troubled
with
iM-artbiirn
and
b-alart
for
manyl
yrar.
There
H-e
Very
few
thlnrs
1'
maid
il
without
mtrrorlur
noil
i-IIImTi
i
an
aarui
ii
ui
rr
irir
uratin
A
Crierxl
rwmiuiHided
me
try
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
.
This
I
did
and
round
i
llir
at
wire
aurt
have
in
ver
Ix
en
tr,,nli..cl
.in.-e
I
u
ill
Rial
lias
tickled
!,wr
rw.inmieixt
your
Pill
to
any
of
my
mend
who
are
tn-nblMt
with
heart-turn,
headache
or
any
oilier
liver
trouble."
Mllbunr
Uia-Uver
Pill
are
for
Mle
at
all
lruirl.l
and
deah
ra;
rt
aip
otily.
Tor
the
past
so
yearn,
by
Tr
T.
Mllburn
Co.
Limned.
Terento.
Oot.
terday.
The
score
of
the
first
was
it
to
S
and
llie
seVnnri
3
to
nil.
Doe
Rook
pitched
in
the
first
game
for
Baltoii
and
Unite
horflii
lor
Prirnv
ituperl.
SCENERY
SHOULD
BE
CAPITALIZED
So
Says
Colonel
Burrltt,
Head
of
the
Elks,
Who
Is
Visiting
City
"What
I
notice
about
the
Wet
i
that
you
do
not
sufficiently
capitalize
your
scenery."
saiil
Colonel
Itoyal
ltiirrilt
if
Winni
peg,
bead
or
4lie
Canadian
l-aks,
wtio
is
here
today
on
a
visil
In
the
local
lodge.
The
Colonel
said
tie
had
had
a
creal
i-fteeotinn
everjwliere
he
went
inchidinir
Vancouver
Island
and
Yaucou-
ver.
'I'liis
wns
his
firl
vl.il
(lie
We.,1
and
be
found
the
vsl-
in
tieople
WTon.terrul
ami
tk
country
a
droam.
Ttie
Colonel
was
met
at
tb
boat
by
Iten
Self,
head
of
Uie
kcai
toitge
aiHl
a
cominittw
am-siting
or
Murray
Ftriler.
WnlUr
Vance.
U.
F.
Pollen
and
Charles
Iut.-oni.
lie
iri
being
shown
t!ie
city
.during
Ihe.
day
anl
this
evening
he
will
be
Jtanqueted
be-Tor-p
leaving
f4ir
Ihe
north
tn-
nigiit.
Tomorrow
he
will
return
fro
n
lewart
in
time
to
onen
the
i,m
dance
at
the
Klks'
Home.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fares
Warketed
at
Halibut
E:
change
This
Morning
Totalled
78,500
Pounds
Halibut
arrivals
sold
at
t'
Fish
Exchange
this
nuTrninc
to
talled
7H.50O
jioiinds;
six
American
boats
having
fi2.50n
oounds
and
two
Canadians.
4
mien
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
.
ii
.
......
t
.
.
il'iy.
i
i.oou-ins..
at
l3.7o
and
Cc,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
AllgUStUS.
15.000
lbs
nl
tin
and
fie,
to
flip
Itrtyal
Fish
Co.
trancing.
14.000
Ills.,
nl
fia
and
fi'c,to
the
BooJh
fisheries.
Peggy.
i),'rno
h.?
iitJta.Sc
ami
67;
Alkr,
8.-O00
Jbsfat
13.7c
and
Cs,
andi
AVabash,
rtftv.
lbs.,
at
Ho
arid
fie
to
tho
tlaiiadian
1'isli
Sc
Cold
Storase
Co.
Canadian
Margalice.
Jl.ono
lbs.;
at
11.2a
and
fi.5e
to
flip
Honlb
Flshprli
Canadian
Co.
Toodie.
T.onn
llu.,
at
11.1c
and
fi.5e
to
the
Atlln
Flsberi.
.dvprHe
tn
th
Oallv
Vw
WRIGLEft
after
every
meal
'
Parents
encoarvie
the
chOdrrn
to
cart
for
their
terthf
Give
them
Wrigley's.
It
remove
a
food
particles
from
the
tetuh.
Strengthens
the
gums.
Combats
acid
mouth.
Refreshing
and
beneficial!
SEALFD
TIGHT
KEPT
RIOtiT
i
Bulger
&
Cameron's
Entire
Stock
IN
PROBATE.
j
In
the
County
Court
of
Print
Rupert
'
In
the
Matter
of
Ihe
Adininistra-
J
lion
Act;
and
I
In
the
Mailer
of
the
Estalo
of
Joseph
llouscl,
Deceased,
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTIRi:
thai
by
order
of
His
Honour
V.
Meli.
Young,
made
the
Ifilh
day
of
March.
A.D.
125.
lie
undersigned
was
appointed
Administrator
or
the
Eslale
or
Joseph
House),
deceased,
and
all
persons
having
claims
otfainst
the
ald
estate
arc
hereby
1
re
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
HOIli
day
of
June.
A.I).
125.
and
all
parlies
indebted
to
the
eslale
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Inik-hlednesH
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
this
15lh
day
of
May
C.
h.
MONllOE,
Orriclal
Administrator,
Atlln,
IJ.C.
on
Sale
Many
people
have
been
asking
what
particular
goods
we
have
on
sale
We
wish
to
say
that
everything
in
the
store
is
on
sale
at
discounts
of
from
25
to
50
per
cent
with
the
one
exception
of
Waterman
Pens
The
reason
these
are
not
on
sale
is
that
we
have
signed
a
contract
with
the
makers
to
keep
the
price
the
same
as
they
advertise
it
all
over
the
world
Don't
wait
too
long
as
many
nice
things
are
being
picked
up
all
the
time
Bulger
&
Cameron's
'vBHaVHMMMaaMMBH!HBaiiH
m
TIMBER
SALE
X7147.
TliPre
will
be
ofrercd
for
ale
at
I'uhlir
Auction,
at
noon
on
the.
23th
day
of
June,
1U25.
m
(hot
ofrice
or
the
Forest
Hanger,
Jlaz-ellon,
H.C.,
the
Licence
.71iJ,
to
cut
151,103
lineal
reel
or
(
rdar
Poles
and
Piling
on
an
iii-pu
situated
on
the
vml
bank
oT
Skeeua.
Hiver,
approximately
.tii
tnilps
north
of
ilnzelloii,
Hauge
5,
Coal
District.
two
years
will
be.
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
"Provided
tliaf
any
one
link
able
to
attend
the
miction
in
pprson
may
submit
a
pealed
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
H.C.,
or
District
Forester,
Prince
Ituncrt.
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LIMITED
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New
for
the
Children
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
LOLLIPOPS
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pure,
high-class
Candy
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a
new
form.
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10o
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in
VACUUM
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