65c
iWestof
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
IDemers"
Mip
Newest
and
B
I
.,.:
lest
of
Summer
Lingerie
Come
and
See
Them
House
of
Quality
Phone
27
P.O
.Box
327
One
cannot
burn
the
candle
at
both
ends
You
wouldn't
light
a
-
'idle-
al
both
ends
and
es-'
i
it
lo
last
very
long.
ii
you
can't
attend
your
"uitiy
diilies
ns
wife
and
her.
then
J)ilc
on
wasli-;iy
labor,
and
expeel
lo
'ep
yourself
fresh
and
igorous.
Why
nol
let
us
'
ikh
euro
of
washday
toil
aid
f
rouble?
One
of
our
any
services
will
,fit
ex-'ly
both
your
needs
and
'
iur
purso.
And
you
can
'ep
Hie
home
fires
liurn-i.-
willioul
burning
Hie
ndle
nt
Jiolh
ends.
Canadian
steam
laundry
Phone
S.
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Cauada's
Kav-
orilo
J'urpilure
Polish.
At
all
good
stores
in
small
pr
lurgo
bottle.
Also
"StlPpEIVIA"
Mpp
0l
ni"l
Iho
fuinous
"pureka
Bleach."
Look
for
Iho
llooster
Luliel.
.
linfeaay.
June
10,
1925.
THB
DAILT-
intWi-
PAuE
FIVE
't
i-
..-in
conomv
PLUS
Thnfly
and
resourceful
feioiLSPwivos
of
Uritish
Col-
ii
i
;iJmu
see
in
nrnalion
M
not
only
economy,
lmt
ii
tut
"P.
nourishing,
pa
oris
fly
supply
T
wholesome
1)11
K
I
V
iir
grocer
has
Oarna-
li
,;
so
you
need
hPVPr
run
IMlT'
Made
In
Canada
Carnation
Milk
John
L.
Christie
Palps
Agent
Prince
Rupert
SPUN
PONGEE
.
.,
leinjid
(jnaliiy
J3
tn
i'iigee
iir
j.auies
oi
Children'8
lY
Meg
85c.
West
of
England
Special
TRUE
BILL
ON
SYMESCHARGEj
Local
Manslaughter
Case
to'
Start
Tomorrow
Judge
Gives
Detailed
Charge
In
charging
the
tjrand
Jury,
yesterday
afternoon
in
ronnec-lion
Willi
Hip
case
of
Claude
'in-j
renl
SyiiiPH
f
mis
city,
agairtsf!
whom
a
true
hill
was
returned
Ihis
morning,
and
whose
(rial
will
Jut
,roc,.,.(,.,
wjlh
.
t
ttiriitr
row,
Mr.
Justice
'.
a.
Mardon-
alil
went
al
piiip
detail
into
I1ip
law
covering
manslaughter
arising
from
aulomohilp
accidents.
This
was
not
manslaughter
in
Hip
ordinary
way,
His
Lordship
slated.
Negligence
was
the
basis
of
surh
charges.
II
was
Ihp
duly
and
legal
responsibility
"or
jipi--"ons
in
charge
or
dangerous
Ihinfrs"
such
as
automobiles
lo
j'xprri.p
reasonable
precaution
iaf!d
rare
in
the
protection
of,
human
life.
The
law
held
anv
person
who
failed
to
do
ilis
criminally
responsilde
and
that
person
might
he
found
guilty
of
manslaughter.
The
factor
of
carelessness
or
negligence
look
Hip
place
of
inlent
in
such
casc-i
ix
I
hose.
)t
was
nol
easy
fur
juries
lo
deal
with
case
of
this
kind
and
Jie
called
upon
Ihis
jurv
in
display
its
best
ability
Facts
Not
Disputed
Jlefeninjf
16
the
parlicular
case
in
quest
ioi!.'
His
Lordshi,i
I'Xplaineil
thai
Syiuea
was
charged
wilh
Ihe
unlawful
killing
of
Norma
Munro
on
.I'eJiruary
12,
I'Jio.
through
omitting
in
tak-
due
precaution
and
care.
There
was
apparently
not
much
disput"
about
Hie
fact
in
Hie
case.
''hc
jcli
i
Id
was
killed
while
playing
in
or
attempting
lo
cross
Hie
slreel.
There
was
u
five
per
cent
grade
Mrs.
Mauson,
a
witness,
asserted
that
accused
had
apparently
tried
to
avoid
striking
llje
child.
H
was
I
rue
tie
had
gone
on
123
feel
but
it
might
nut
ho
necessary
to
lav
stress
on
thai
fact.
tion
must
be
exercised
with
children
than
wilh
adults.
Drivers
slioubl
bear
in
mind
the
lack
of
judgment
of
children
and
operate
their
machines
accord
ingly.
Tie
degree
pf
care
necessary
was
coinmensurale
with
I
ho
aae
of
Hi"
child
hut
precautions
must
he
tuken
under
all
circumstances.
Not
Prejudice
Case
In
dismissing
the
jury
over
nigh!
to
return
wilh
its
rinding
this
uinrning,
His
Lordship
i
mi
-pressed
upon
Ihem
that
Ihis
was
a
local
case
and
urged
Ihem
nol.
to
enler
into
discussions
over
it
Dial
might
prejudice
their
looking
al
the
matter
from
J
lie
strictly
legal
light.
His
LordsJiip
also
referred
briefly
to
Mm
charge
againl
Paul
Pollard
or
HeJIa'
Coola
who
was
also
cJiarged
wilh
manslaughter
as
n
res'ujt
or
Hi
having
driven
inlo
a
car
in
front
of
him,
knocking
Norman
Clel-land
oT
the
running
board
and
,-ausing
hi
""calli,
last
December
8.
dvertlse
in
Ihe
Daily
News
WATER
NOTICE.
.MUCDtmN
AND
UEi
.ur
viiri.i
that
Willimu
MorKiin.
!.
.
..l.lrrh
IK
iJH
klKirt.
ll.C.
Will
0Il'l,V
r.r
i
lli'i'iica
l
I"!"'
'"'
"J"
'wy"
aV.
W"."
5.
:..
n..
,i.,l
Ni
O.CJ.
The
i
witi.r
1
1
be
rtlvrrlcd
rri.m
tlie
Blr.'iiiii
at
,f
iiiiv
ijr.
A
ropy
or
uu
ihm",
1
im"m
II
I"
oliji-rtlmw
to
Un
anp
ic.
Viuiy
ril.'d
with
tli
aald
Water
'r
litmtri.ller
r
oicl
..r
'Willi
t"e
raillniiieiit
Inilldlniw.
Me-water
v.i
r
iiif
lOirtil
,...,
..rier
tie
lrl
'
am
eara"
.'
or
lU
iwtH'P
In
l;eal
iiewmia
ter
The
(late
ir
the
rirnl
pnlill-iu
or
tin
""tire
l
May
join,
lK5.
will
KM
MOHQV
Appllewnt.
LAND
ACT
In
Prlnre
lliipert
Land
IiUtrlctj
PUtrlrl
or
rrutre
iiiipvu.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
I,
Merlll
Pes
nrlay,
of
AWoiiver,
U.C..
oceupatlon
Minion
niker,
"tend
to
apply
for
permission
to
irVlmse
the
Mllowlnir
-fliwer
lied
laiidji-
I
planted
Vb
mile
OiimnicncliiK
at
lioal
niiiith
or
the
join
neam
corner
01
.n
uv,
A...
1,
liin.ir.
1.
C.iimt
I
sir
el:
Ueiiee
iiorlli
chains;
thence
went
!!U
ini
ii
1
tn
pinion
llriA
In
an
I'llllllK:
llll'IK'P
BOUlll
iu
Miurr
ti"?
...ut.riv
riircrlliin
to
point
of
ooiii
nii-iiri-iiirttti
ctmlslnlin
0
seres,
more
or
leM-
MKFULL,
HF.9
ItniSAY,
Appllcsnt,
Edwin
illroy
iiarnum.
Agent,
Dsttd
April
iro.
tvss,
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE
Ti
jMp2
jHp
'
T9
Hp
2MMpa
;
JQps
Hp
TBTsBl
52
5M54
"
55
-1
1
1
ny-n
1
1
1
KEY
TO
CROSS
WORD
PUZZLE.
Horizontal
(
lied
breasted
birds
(!
A
faorjle
season
of
the
yijar
11
Soon
12
Chief
Certified
Accountant
(ahbr.)
1
Above
15
A
Southern
Plate
(abhr.)
1(5
A
material
used
in
making
leer
(plural;
lH.Ah
affirmative
IS)
Exists,
20
Leasing
22
Hupces
(ahbr.)
23
That
man
21
A
clor
25
An
Egyptian
sun
go
27
Sleek,
sniooth
(slang)
30
To
wed
32
A
girl's
name
33
Meaning
3
5
The
cliipf
devil
ure
38
A
note
in
the
diatonic
scale
31)
The
knave
of
clubs
in
five
enrd
loo
,
SI
Half
the
width
f
an
em
12
Railroad
(abbr.)
kind
of
duck
Ilringing
the
car
la
a
slop,
4ittj
had
returned
In
Hie
scene
to
find
Ihe
diseonsolale
father
with
I
he
chili!
in
his
arms.
Shortly
after
she
passed
away.
His
Lordship
was
reluctant
lo
go
loo
mucli
inlo
the
details
of
Hie
case.
The
gist
of
the
mailer
was
mat
precauunns
ami
car-
must
be
taken.
Children
would
stray
inlo
Ihe
streets
ami
Him
was
dangerous
both
to
driver
and
Iheinsejves.
Kven
more
cau
17
.
measure
of
area
18
An
aural
appendage
50
An
ancient
qupen'
of
Thejies
whose
children
werP
all
slain
iCirrek
myth)
51
Atmosphere
52
A
native
of
Arabia.
QUEST
FOR
GOWNS
AT
THE
ASSIZES
popular
Game
Played
by
Counsel
Before
Court
Opened
"flown,
gown,
who's
got
my
gown?"
was
a
popular
gamo
with
counsel
before
the
Assizes
opened
yesterday
noon.
L.
V.
l'atni'ore
camp
along
and
accused
E.
V.
Jones
of
having
lis-
and
look
possession.
Air.
Jones
went
out
and
resurrected
a
seedy
look
ing
robe,
faded
and
frayed
at
Hie
edges,,
which
seemed
to
fill
his
needs
but
which,
however,
did
not
appeal
lo
W.
K.
Fisher
vio
came
along
a
few
minules
lalej',
also
on
Hie
gown
quest.
le,
loo,
went
outside
and
found
a
gown
a
belter
loouimg
one.
1
1
1
11
11
Mr.
Jones'
al
Dint.
The
Attorney
OeneraJ's
"gown
xvns
nuito
worthy
of
mention.
It
05
A
kind
of
singing
voice
5(
Instrument
for
measuring
57
(Newest
Vertical
1
Proportion's
z
A
pronoun
(p
3
A
case
of
wood
or
cardboard
4'
Wiithin
;'
5
Meager
(5
A
kind
of
fabric,
"
7
Iteclo
(abbr.)'
8
A
clinging
vine
0
Never
(poetic)
10
Covered
with
grass
13
A
place
in
a
church
1C
'Another
form
of
"1"
17
Tin
(symbol)
20
To
claim
over
again
21
Allowed
"
:
23
Parts
of
sw'ortlj?
20
Malicious
burning
28
A
meadow
'
30
Indifferent
lo
pain
or
plea-
21)
Knowledge
(.scotch)
51
A
suffix
used
in
forming
the
53
To
exisC
names
of
certain
liydrocar-
55
In
lnns
ASSIZES
DELAYED
BY
GRAND
JURYMEN
One
Was
Working
In
Garden
and
the
Other
Returning
9"
Boat
The
opening
of
the
Assize
was
held
up
for
a
full
hour
yesterday
through
the
absence
of
two
(Jrand
Jury
meiH-J.
C.
McLennan
and
II.
I.
Jloeheslpr.
Mr
McLennan
was
busy
gardening
when
cmirt
opened
ami
said
that
le
had
not
been
summoned
to
sprve.
Mr.
Rochester
was
coming
back
from
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
the
Cardeni
which
arrived
at
1,1:3.0,
Wljen
Ibese.
two
gentlemen
turned,
up,
the
proceedings
started
and
Mr.
Rochester
Was
sopnicaiiy
as
aisn
ihum
mi:
justice
Macdonuld
wio
had
no
coin-men
to
offer
when
he
was
called
an
hour
lale.
.1.
A.
Curtis,
one
of
the
firand
.Jury
men,
did
nol
kiss
the
Jtools
but
was
alllrmed.
30
Methodist
KpJsQQpal
(Church)
South
(alibr.)
1
31
A
Portugese
minipy
31
A
shrill
loud"riVise
35
A
drawing
ropiri
37
A.vegetalde
39
Works
at
steadily
40
A
girl's
name
43
Unusual
45
One
"
10
A
note
in
the
diatonic
scale
17
lliver
islands
19
A
.rodent
51
A
beverage
.scrypr
might,
have
seen
that
underneath
it
was
a
frock
cqal.
They
certainly
learn
how
to
dress
I
at
Victoria.
elected
foreman
of
Iho
jury.
Mr.;out
t
of
of.
Mansop
took
theyiilijlowpirtilz.
HEAVY
READING
FOR
LIBRARY
PATRONS
Several
New
Books
on
Sociology
and
Philosophy
Added
to
Local
Collection
Following;
hooks
on
sociology
and
philosophy
and
science
are
aippjig
those
recenjly
added
to
the
local
library
collection:
"F-eononiir
for
llejep"
liy
Jlilaire
Helioc.
"First
Principles
of
political
Keonoiny"
by
CharleA
(tide.
''The;
Mi
if
H'jlplPg
People
TroHbie"
Ivari
5de
Seh-
l'Jio
llijile
and
Conupon
Sense"
by
Hasil
King,
"J'recious
Stpnes"
by
Wilbert
Cipojcliild.
ALICE
ARM
It.
is
slated
here,
with
some
authority,
that
Oeorge
Wing-field,
the
Nevada,
mining
man
Emergency
Pudding
Lost
JVspoSATfD,
n
The
original
copy
of
our
lImei'igency
J'udding
recipe
was
mailed
out
iy
mistake
and
we
have
no
duplicate
on
our
files.
Tliere
are
quite
a
number
who
ask
for
it.
Will
someone
who
has
this
recipe
ldease
send
a
eppy
so
it
can
lie
mailed
to
other
women
who
ask
for
it?
Pacific?
MilK
Co.
Limited
Head
Office,
Vancouver
IS
one
of
the
nattiest
looking
I
Factories
at
Ladner
and
Abbots-
garments
ever
seen
in
n
local
court
and
Mr.
Manson
certainly
looks
well
in
it.
The
close
ox
0
ford
Can
You
Afford
to
Speculate?
EVERY
time
you
buy
something
you
are
either
speculating
or
making
a
definite
investment,
Few
people,
can
afford
to
speculate.
Yet
many
do
it
continually,
in
making
their
everyday
purchases.
And
it
is
so
unnecessary.
The
advertisernents
niake
it
easy
for
any
one
to
avoid
taking
a
chance.
The
merchant
pr
manufacturer
who
advertises,
realizes
that
the
good
-will
of
his
customers
means
money
in
the.
bank
la
him.
(He
knows
that
the
public
cpnfidence
in
his
product
and
public
respect
for
his
own
character
are
as,
valuable
as
his
credit
at
the
bank,
So
he
maizes
the
individual
satisfaction
of
his
patrons,
their
loyalty
and
their
friendship
paramount
issues
in
his
business.
When
you
'buy
an
adoertised
product,
you
can
know
in
advance
what
to
expect
in
return
for
your
money.
You
can
count
on
its
being
right.
You
are
making
an
investment.
But
when
you
buy
nameless,
unbranded
merchandise,
you
are
taking
a
chance,
You
are
speculating.
Knpw
what
you
buy,
The
advertisements
wiH
tell
yon.
who
acquired'
Hie
Holly
Varden
properly
through
foreclosure
of
mortgage,
may
undertake
to
open
the
properly
and
operate.
the
railway
in
the
near
future.
A
seillement
wit
the
government
tip
luxaliop
matters
is
said
lo
bp
Ihe
only
factor
that
is
delaying
Mr.
Wingfieb)
taking
Ihis
action-
Supplies
are
now
being
Jakpn
into
III?;
Toric'niino
wljere
operations.
'wj)..
9unn
le
jn
progress
Ut
full
lilast
again.
T!lp
Con
solidated
llpnieslake
Mining
&
))eypppipenj
Co.
wjH
ipslal
n
fiftjvUwucuiu'enictllng
'
mill
this
yi"ar
for
Hie.
treating
pf
Ihe
ore.
.Jim
Winlemute
left
last
week
for
Ihe
Xaas
valley
whpre
lie
in
(lends
Jo
engage
in
rapching.
'.
S.
Jlaniilliui,
wo
has
been
conducling
a
barber
shop
hep-for
the,
pat
f"W
inonths,
bus
left
fpr
DrumhelllT,
Alberta,
V.
H.
Heidpniaq
has
purchased
I
tie
compressor
at
lie
Norll
Star
inin
and
will
Iqkp
it
Iq
Hp-
(Uiskeisi
niipp
hear
Ahyox
where
jt
is
to
lie
qspd.
Cliarles
ilcl.eahon,
presitjent
!pf
le
Anyo$
Opniipunily
Lpij'giie,
and
J',
n.
Kt'Hey.
seercNry.
vMi
ed
hern
last
week
in
oriler
lo
ii
amine
.the
buildings
at
Ihe
firan
by
Co.'s
logging
cainp
wiere
i
is
proposed
io
inwlal
a
siimme
canqi
for
Anyus
families
during
July
and
Augusl.
J.
Peacock,
has
arrived
from
Anyox
qud
will
spend
Iho
next
few
weeks
here
developing
hi
mining
claims
in
Mie
K!saul
Valley.
HQTEl
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
V.
J.
Cippphell,
N.
A.
Klliot
1J.
S.
Ilase,
J.
It,
J.
ltqrnvjni
nml
James
Q.
Potts,
Vancouver;
0.
E
neely
and
M.
Fotland,
Seattle
IicanadianJ
VACinc
''vSaiuaaT
COAST
STEAMSHIP
and
Train
SERVICE
S.S.
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
will
sail
from
Prince
Rupert
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
ami
intermediate
points:
June
1(1,
8
p.m.
Ji'ine
12,
1.5,
p.m.
For
Anyox
Thursday,
June
11
at
a
p.m.
For
Stewart
Sunday,
June
14,
at
12
noon.
(.AMer
these
dales
sliips
will
resume
regular
schedule)
PASSENGER
7
RAINS.
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
PAILY
(tcapt
Sunday
11.30
'
ain.
for
Prince
Ueorgc,
WINNIPEG,
in
points
Esjtrrn
Canida.
Unlttrt
sums.
AOENOV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Ticket
Offlcs,
62S
ThlrS
At
Prlncjp
RuparU
Far
KETCHIKAN.
WRANCEU,
JUNEAU,
SKACW1Y
-Far
VANCOUVER,
VICTOKIA
awl
SEATTLT
-
.
,
b.b.
rriinke
aumiwt.
EDMONTON,
t
hoos
eq.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupsrt
Jam
IS,
t9,
26,
29.
Jul;
3.
6
Jaat
13.
20,
24.
jaly
1.
4
Fpr
Buledsle,
Swsnaon
Bay,
East
Balls
Balls,
Oeaan
Fslla,
Namu,
Alart
Bay,
Campbell
Rlr,
and
yancouifr
ary
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agoncy
far
sll
Stasmahlp
Llnaa.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Qaneral
Agent.
Ccrnar
cf
4th
Street
and
3rd
Jkvsoue,
Pflnce
Rupert,
BX.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sslliurs
trora
Prince
Hupsrt.
"or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swenaon
Bey,
end
Alart
Bay,
Tuesday,
P.M.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
snd
Swsnaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.SJ.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nsaa
Rler
Cannerlea,
Friday
A.M.
I2S
Snd
Avenue.
4.
Barneley,
Aeenl
Prince
Rgpert,
B-O.
Jolpi
McMahnn
uud
W.
V.
Islip.l
Stewart;
T.
Moope.
llyder;
W.
II.
(Jiliuour,
Xorlh
J'acifio
Citnnery.
J.
0.
Uqripan,
Wales
Jsjand.
Central
V.
llaler.
Anyox;
r.harles
II.
SlapeJIs,
Yupcouver;
'J'.
Mar".
eily.
Williarn
Quinn,
cliarged
wilh
iplo.xicaliou,
failed
to
appear
i
the
cily
police
court
Hils
morning
and
his
bu
l
of
(25
was
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
hpi
Sf
,
Cartage,
WsraliQustnt,
and
oiBtrihMttnBj,
Teim
or
Motor
Bsrvloe.
Coal,
Band,
an)
Gravel.
W
SpsclallzB
In
Piano
and
rurnllur
ssovlnn.