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of
select
&.
fragrant
teas
with
a
flavor
richer
than
any
Japan
or
Gunpowder.
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
May
27,
1925."
Prince
Rupert
Made
The
Goat.
Apparently
Prince
Rupert
is
being
made
the
goat
for'the
political
campaign
that
is
being
waged
against
the
Mackenzie
King
fioverninenl,
and
il
is
a
sample
of
the
political
criticisms
that
are
foisted
on
Ihe
public
from
either
side
at
Various
times.
Just
now
the
Conservatives
are
seeking
campaign
material
ami
one
of
their
criticisms
is
that
Ihe
present
government
is
extravagant.
.To
'bolster
up
their
cause
they
impose
the
elevator
appropriation
at
Prince
Rupert
as
being
a
useless
extravagance.
By
doing
so
they
expect
to
make
political
capital,
particularly
in
southern
British
Columbia
where
there
are
half
a
dozen
members
to
one
here.
Were
it
not
that
Prince
Rupert's
member,
was
on
the'job
and
that
lie
stands
in
well
with
Ihe
powers
that
be
there
would
have
been
danger
of
the
project
being
killed,
even
though
a
lot
of
money
has
already
been
spent
on
it.
Both
Way
Cargoes
For
Steamships.
Prince
Rupert
is
in
a
fair
way
to
a
position
where
she
can
provide
two-way
cargoes
for
steamships
plying
t
and
from
Ihe
Orient..
During
the
coming
winter
it
is.
expected
that
grain
and
lumber
will
be
shipped
from
this
purl
and
Oriental
goods
orotiglit
In.
It
will-lie-
some
time"
before
liners
will'
be-able
In
find
full
cargoes
here,
perhaps,
but.
tramp
vessels
will
load
and
sail
direct
to
foreign
ports.
In
regard
to
lumber
shipments
they
may
be
made
'from
Swansou
Bay,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Ketchikan
and
olher'p"iiils
"
Ihe
north
coast,
including
Cranby.
Next
year
it
is
hoped
one
or
two
of
the
mills
on
Massed
Inlet
will
be
included
in
the
shipping
list.
If
the
price
improves,
interior
mills
will
be
added
to
the
shipping
list:
There
are
all
sorts
of
possibilities
for
improvement
of
business
in
this
neighborhood.
Everyone
Watching
For
Arctic
Explorer.
The
eyes
or
the
world
are
on
Amundsen
and
the
North
Pole.
The
intrepid
explorer
sailed
away
in
an
airplane
.and
has
not
been
heard
from
since
and
tire
probability
is
that
his
planes
will
mil
be
seen
again.
The
men,
however,
are
competent.
Thev
are
used
to
life
in
the
far
north
and
know
how
lo
live
off
the
country.
They
may
take
days
or
weeks
or
even
months
to
reach
a
point
where
they
can
communicate,
but
,
if
they
are
not
injured,
they
are
likely
to
return.
There
is
also,
the
bare
possibility
that
the
planes
may
bring
them
back.
What
Is
True
.
Education?
The
nddress
of
Inspector
Fraser,
as
reported
in
this
paper
today,
draws
attention
to
the
fpiestion
which
has
been
discussed
for
ages
past
iis
to
what
is
true
education.
'
In
Ihe
early
days
following
the
Reimaissanco
it
was
considered
that
a
know-ledge
nr:,tlie
classics
including-
the
Creek
and
Latin
languages
wjs
esseitlial
and
that
no
person
was
educated
who
had
not
a
soiihiKdj-iJliug
;
in
them.
Now
we
are
changing.
We
do
not
consider:
dnstfrreffiy;y
writer.
While,
a"
cerlaiii
gejie'rni'kilrtIellge
dble.
Ihe'eUiVs.
rnled
man
thTist
be
so
educated
that
he
can
do
something
useful
in
this
life.
If
he
can
build
a
good
house
or
n
good
boat
he
is
.educated
far
above
those
who
can
quole
Homer
or
Shakespeare
.
In
this
country
we
see
many
-sad
eases
of
men
.who
are
full
to
overflowing
with
the
educalion
of
the
schools
and
universities
and
yet
cannot
do
any
one
useful
thing.
Cultural
ednration
and
practical
educalion
must
go
hand
in
hand
to
produce
the
best
results.
GRANT'S
"Best
Procurable"
INu
nucuutu
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
HICHLAND
MALT
BmM
d
(atrantrx!
kji
William
Grant
Sm
LaaiiUd.
Clmldiclt
ui4
Blmw.C!nlvrt
OwlillrrM.
Dull.
Uw--CIow,
UtUmi.
A
Mi
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
INSPECTOR
IS
PI
TEACHER
H.
C.
Frascp
Addressed
Assocla-;
tlon
Last
Night
on
Current
Educational
Affairs
In
B.C.
A
meeting
of
tin
Princ
Flu
port
Parent
Teachers'
Association
was
belli
last
night
in
the
auditorium
of
Booth
.Memorial
School.
There
was
a
'
fair
at
tendance
of
member
and
the
meeting
was
presided
over
by
Mrs;
T,
M.
Spencer.
It
was
de
cided
to
suspend
meetings
of
Hit
Association
until
next
September
but
a
strawberry
social
will
tie
held
in
the
near
future.
H.
C.
Fraser,
inspector
of
"schools,
gave
an
address
on
current
educational
affairs
in
Brit
ish
Columbia.
He
said
lie
bail
hoped
lo
lie
able
lo
give
the
Association
a
digest
of
Ihe
recent
educational
survey
in
the
pro
vince
but
the
report
of
Ibis
sur
vey
had
not
yet
been
made
pub
lic.
He,
however,
gave
a
resume
of
Ihe
methods
(bat
had
been
employed
by
Dr..
Putman
and
Dr.
Weir
who
were
in
charge
of
the
survey.
Ho
emphasized
the
value
of
intelligence'
tests,
how
they
nabled
teachers
to
deal
w'lh
pecial
weakness
and
adip'a-
lions
in
children
and
generally
made
for
greater
ellieieney
In
school
work.
Mr.
Fraser
spoke
on
Ihe
sub
ject
of
promotion
by
examination
and
the
alternative
methods
of
promotion
by
the
credit
system
or
by
teachers'
recommendation.
He
expressed
the
belief
that
there
was
a
greater
degree
of
thoroughness
through
the
first
mentioned
system.
Mr.
Fraser
also
dealt
briefly
with
vocational
training
as
a
substitute
for
education.
Vocat
ional
training,
be
said,
gave
men
and
women
nothing
lo
fall
back
upon
while
a
cultural
education
not
only
provided
a
liackprmind
but
also
made
it
possible
for
men
and,
women
to
adapt
themselves
more
readily
Id
new
conditions.
'
After
Mr.
Fraser'
s
address.
which
was
listened
to
with
a!
great
deal
of
interest
and
close
attention,
refreshments
were
served
and
a
social
half
hour
was
spent.
PADDY
SULLIVAN
MAKES
COMPLAINT
Takes
Exception
to
Treatment
Accorded
Him
by
City
Foreman
Referred
to
Board
of
Works
Richard
P.
Sullivan
had
a
let
ter
before
the
city
council
last
nighl
complaining
of
treatment
that
had
been
accorded
him
by
.1.
Mcltae,
eily
street
foreman.
On
April
30,
be
claimed,
he.Miad
strained
his
hack
and
bad
been
forced
to
lay
off
a
couple
of
days
and
consult,
a
doctor.
On
May
2
when
he
had
again
reported
for
duly
he
was
told
by
Mcllae
that
his
services
wpre
no
longer
required
and
he
had
better
look
for
"an
easier
job,"
Mr.
Sullivan
claimed
that
be
had
apparently
not
been
wanted
and
that
the
treatment
accorded
him
by
Mcltae
had
been
unwarranted.
Mr.
Sullivan
appeared
personally
lie-fore
the
council
and
spoke
further
on
the
matter
claiming
that
Ihe
foreman
was
"jncotnpelenl
and
a
disgrace
to
the
city."
Tim
matter
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works
with
power
to
act.
MAY
USE
SLABS
FOR
MATTRESS
GRADING
Proposal
Brought
Before
City
Council
Last
Nlqht
to
b
s
Considered
The'
possibility
of
using
slabs
from
the
local
sawmill
in
connection
with
mattress
grading
on
city
street
instead
of
planks
and
timber
was
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
city
council
lasl
night
by
Aid.
Casey.
lie
felt
that
tlio
slabs
might
be
used
to
just
as
good
advantage
as
the
lumber
'and
that,
in
cases
of
new
streets
'where
old
lumber
from
plank
roads
was
not
available,
il
would
be
more
economical.
He
asked
the
Hoard
of
Works
lo
look
inlo
the
matter.
The
suggestion
was
made
by
Aid.
Casey
after
Aid.
Perry
bad
siliruesleil
lo
the
eontieil
lli'il
In
jMew
of
it
being
new
work,
It
!
might
be
advisable
(o
lay
over
'until
next
year
Ihe
mattress
j
grading
of
.Seventh
Avenue
in
'Section
7
possibly
putting
in
a
KIP."
OAKY
NEWS
Wednr.
i
l
i
r
main.
nvTtt;
i
h
t
3
'
wr
im
wsr.m
Do
you
lake
yeast
for
ijour
health?
If
so,
use
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
the
standard
of
quality
for
over
50
years.
Soak
a
cake
of
Royal
Yeast,
with
a
little
sugar,
in
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Flavor
is
improved
by
adding
the
juice
of
an
orange.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
sidewalk
on
Claude
Street
to
meet
Ihe
needs
in
the
meantime.
Aid.
Ca.sey
thought
that
tins
particular
street
would
lend
itself
readily
to
mattress
grading.
In
the
absence
of
old
lumber
from
a
plnnk
road,
the
slabs
might
be
use.
Mayor
Newton
was
of
tin?
opinion
thai
the
people
in
the
district
affected
should
al
least
igel
the
si'dewftlk
for
which
they
Had
asked
the
council
last
year.
Finally
if
was
decided
lo
lay
the
matter
over
until
next
weox,
the
question
of
using
slabs
lo
h
one
into
in
the
meantime.
Aid.
Stephens
suggest
that
Ihe
rity
engineer
make
a
report.
J
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
YS?-
SOME
people
are
not
11
)
i
qui'e
sure
whether
Monday
was
Victoria.
toy
or
Dominion
Jay.
WIJAT
makes
a
young
man
slow
to
take
upon
himself
fam
ily
responsihilities
is
.Seeing
the
kind
of
clothes
the
paterfamilias
wears.
(
WHAT
,
about
appointing
a
committee
to
investigate
the
mental
condition,
pf
the
weatherman.
Up,
did
noV
seem
,o
kiiow
that
-Monday
was.ii
bolb'lay.
.ITS
very
difficult
for
a
pluirp
person
lo
pursuaile
nnyonn
Dial
be
works
or
worries.
ONH
of
thes
wonld-be
funny
men
says
a
girl
is
like
a
house
because
she
is
shingled
and
painteil,
and
Mien
comes
another
and
says
she
ha
also
a
wooden
attic.
The
wrejcliy-.shoiibl
lie
starrqd
anI
-CcallierpilA
'
M:Vi:(l
iiiiitaleJid
"fclnh
0.-porluijly.
,
)te
f
fjljie,.
won't
knocker
there
im.,
He
always
knocks
at
the
wrong.
Iline.
".SOMKTIIINii
hi
men's
clnll,-ing?"
jmpiired
the
polile
store
clerk
of
the
worried
man
who
was
peering
about
all
over
the
store.
"No,
in
women's.
I
want
my
wife,"
was
the
reply.
WILD
flowers
fade
except
a
few
of
the
everlastings
and
Ihe
blooming
Idiots.
UK
said
the
girl
was
n
duck
!
because
she
was
singing
"Wad
dle
I
do."
SUMMER
EXCURSION"
TICKETS
NOW
READY
Thft
Canadian
National
Hallways
have
now
on
sale
Summer
Kxcnrsion
lickets
In
Jasper
National
Park,
Kdmonloii
and
Calgary.
Tickets
good
going
ami
returning
direct
or
one
way
via
Vancouver.
Kxcnrsion
ticket.
In
Winnipeg
and
pninla
In
Kaslcrn
Canada
and
I'
ti
I
led
Slides
go
on
sale
May
22nd;
choice
of
routes,
slop-overs,
very
low
fares.
l'ull
Informal
Ion
al
Clly
Tic-kct
(Mice,
r.28
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Jttiperi.
Phone
2(10.
127
Advertise
in
the.
Dally
News.
FLAT
WATER
RATE
ASKEDBY
CANNERY
Plans
of
New
Plant
at
Seal
Cove
..
.
.
A
I
I
1
1
A
m
I
uuuimcu
iii
uour
irom
Francis
Mlllerd
to
Council
The
Somervllle
Cannery
Cft.j
had
a
letter
before
the
eily
council
la.il
iiisht
asking
thai
n
flat
rale
of
?2.r(
per
month
hft'givvit
for
water
supply
lo
the
eannfpg
plant
al
Seal
Cove.
Thei
iiialje.-was
referred
lo
Ihe
ulil(jy
ciihi-millee
for
report.
The
laller
making
Ihe
np'pll-calion,
which
was
signed
by
Francis
Millerd,
slated
thai
there
were
now
30
on
the
payroll
rif
the
plaYtl
and
by
summer
il
wns
expected
there'
would
be
100.
Dilllcullies
wilh
Ihe
fisheries
del
pariment
bad
prevented'
Hie
plant
being
already
cxlcpdcd
as
much
as
had
been
hoped.
However,
n
solution
of
llu
dilllcullies
would
soon
be
reached,
il
was
exepcled.
The
letter
referred
to
Hie
importance
of
the
cannery
lo
Hie
eily
and
il
was
staled
that
(be
intention
of
the
Somerville
Cannery
was
in
employ
local
white
'persons
In
preference
lo
Orient
als.
Through
the
operation
o
the
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen
it
hail
been
proven
that
while
labor
was
more
elllricnl
than
Orientals
and
the
manage,
uienl.
honed
that
it
would
lie
able
to
obtain
white
women
and
grown
up
boys
to
work
in
the
idanl
here.
BORDEN
STREET
TO
M
GRADED
NEXT
Oity
Council
Puts
Local
Im-Drovement
Bylaw
Providing
for
Work
Through
Its
;
First
Readings
i
The
city
council
now
intends
In
replace
the
present
plank
roadway
on
Fifth
Avenue
west
of
Fulton
Street
and
on
Horden
Street
wilh
mattress
pavement
similar
to
that
which
is
Wing
put
in
in
other
parts
of
the
rity.,
An
initiative
local,
improvement
bylaw
taking
the
necessary
step
preliminary
lo
the
work
was
iriven
its
first
readings
by
the
i
iionril
last
nighl
as
wns
also
a
bylaw
providing
for
similar
work
on
Seventh
Avenue
between
Fu.-lon
and
Taylor
Street.
1
I
hp
r
a
i
en
i
ears
Ago
II
In
Prince
Kupert
j
n
..i.
..i....n
The
Gon.oervatives
will
hold
a
convention
tonight
lo
nominate
a
candidate
for
the
next
federal
election.
Helegales
to
Ihe
convention
inolude
J.
A.
Kirkpalrick,
.1.
(I.
Scott,
(leorge
l.
Tite,
J.
II.
Thompson,
J.
K.
Merry
field,
M.
M.
Jfleidiens,
V.
K.
fisher.
Dr.
I.
1.
Cade,
Mitchell
Albert,
(Jeo.
Kerr,
Thomas
McMauamou,
A.
S.
II.
Lucas,
H.
J.
Doyle,
T.
Mailland,
O.
II.
Nelson,
C.
Orme,
V.
.1.
.McCiitcbeon,
J,
lliblilch
and
11.
.1.
(iraham.
II.
II.
II.
Sir
Itichard
Mcltrble,
premier
of
British
Columbia,
lefl
Kuglatid
yesterady
on
his
return
lo
Vic-lofia.
(In
IIiq
way.
west
"ho
will
stop
off
at
Ottawa.
American
halibut
schooners
marketing
calchcs
here
.
jester.
day
were:
Jlolpli,
11,0(10
pounds;
Itttinier,
8,000
pounds,
and
Nar-rona,
10,000
pounds.
I
f
nniitiMiiil
I
i
Lt
I
t
.
ii
omi
a
r
l
not
to
mM
EUROPE?
could
be
so
enjoyable
as
to
WHAT
spend
vacation
in
Europe?
Europe
wilh
aff,
your
beautiel'ndon--Old
England
-Rome
And,
the
voyage
Itself-the
bracing
m
atr
to
rtfrMh
vigorate
you.
and
the
luxurious
comfort
of
a
Cunud
V8"
Don.Id.on
liner.
Every
hour
of
the
d.y
.ted
tuU
fi
Si
with
enjoyment-Rame
on
the
deck,
promrn.de,
rrtmS
or
in
deck
chair.,
dances,
concert,
by
the
.hip1,
v
orcheto.
cner,
crel
S
partte.
wonderful
me.U.
From
firit
to
last
the
concern
of
the
entire
.hip',
perionnrl
I.
v.
paMenger.
comfort,
pleasure
and
uftty.
Remember,
too
thl
voyage
embrace,
the
educational
value
of
the
trip
down
til
mighty,
hUtortc
St.
Lawrence
River.
w
,4.
your
local
tttamthlp
atnt
for
new
booklet
on
tht
St,
Lawtinct
Routt,
or
apply
to
-
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CUNAKI)
STEAM
SHIP
CO.,
LIMITED
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STREET,
W.,
VANGUI'VIR
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P.M.
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of
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nd
3rd
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Ruprl,
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UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
LTD,
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irom
frmc
Rupert.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
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Bi,
tnd
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Bi,
TuH.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
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Swtnion
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liluriif,
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Sunday,
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P.M.
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Frldr
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ll.
123
2nd
Aitnu.
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Dr.
E.
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TAIT
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hoims
0
lo
0.
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
GSfl.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
111.
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7.1
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mu-ee
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(iotuier.
$IS7..1S,,-:,,X:
,
171,
i7;
.Miscellaneous
Mliternls,
$l,'.:il,:ilU;
(Joul
and
Coke,
.20(,N"-
Stone,
llrick,
Cenient,
elc,
iS,2Sri,Kl4;
making
ils
Mineral
Prodnehmi
RRITISHCQLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
follows:
Placer
fio!d,
$77,:82.lr:i:
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issivs
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llf
:l;
al
lt2'i
show
no
'
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,6
The
Mining
Lnws
of
this
Province
aro
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
t"1"
any
other
Province
In
the
Dominion,
or'
any
colony
in
Ihe
llrilish
Hmpir-
Mineral
locations
are
granted
o
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
..j,
is
Absolute
Tillcs
are
oblaiued
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
guaranteed
by
drown
Oraiils.
.
.
griitin
I'J
Full
information
together
wilh
Mining
Ilcpcrts
nr.il
Maps,
may
bo
oblm"
nddrcssliig
'ultSTen
OF
MNES
mmmm
MINISTER
THE
HON.
THE
Victoria,
British
uo.u..