PAdE
TWO
FACTS
ABOUT
TEA
SERIES-Hol
6
Appearance
of
Tea
No
Guide
The
only
way
to
test
tea
is
to
taste
it.
Many
people
have
the
idea
that
a
finely
rolled
-and
tippy
tea
is
superior
in
flavour
to
a
large
rough
leaf.
In
reality
this
is
not
of
necessity
the
case.
The
altitude
at
which
the
tea
plant
grows
determines
the
amount
of
essential
oil
and
alkaloid
theine
in
the
leaf.
The
essential
oil
gives
tea
its
flavour;
the
theine
contributes
the
stimulating
value.
The
only
way
to
insure
always
receiving
a
uniform
quality
is
to
insist
upon
a
skilfully
blended
and
scientifically
sealed
tea
like
"SALADA"
whose
reliability,
goodness
and
delicious
flavour
have
become
a
household
word.
II
SALADA"
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue..
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
98
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Who
Will
Do
Work
'
At-Salt
Lake?
Monday,
May
i,
1925.
Pelagic
Sealing
Treaty
Discussed.
The
Vancouver
Star
discussing
the
sealing
trenty
urge
that
it
he
continued.
Apparently
Vancouver
docs
not
expect
to
benefit
from
the
scaling
business
and
the
waters
aijjacent
lo
Vancouver
are
not
depleted
by
the
seal
herds.
The
seals
ia..
uiilshta
of
Vancouver
Island,
but
here
most
of
them
travel
ninth
between
Queen
(iharlolte
Inlands
and
Prince
Rupert
and
they
live
on
fish
as
they
travel.
In
the
neighborhood
of
Rivers
Inlet
the
Department
of
Marine
expend
a
lot
of
money
in
killing
off,
the
se;t
lions.
fur
seals
are
very
similar
in
habits
to
the
ea
linns.
They
all
eat
fish
and
as
they
pass
they
lake
thousands
of.
fond
fishes,
thus
helping
lo
deplete
Uie-s'loA.
But
we
protect
them'
Kiid
'
ak.
that
the
number
Ite
increased.
.
.
If
the
sealing
treaty
is
to
lie
continued,
Prince
Ruperjl
should
demand
a
'share
of
the
pells.
"While
Victoria
was
unce
the
.
,..
l!
.
I
I
-
t
.
ii
i
.
.
seiiiniif
ceiiue
aim
may
even
yei
niKe
nan
in
me
nusiness.
it
is
Prince
HupVrt
that
would
benefit
from
-the
open
season.
Then
Prince
Rupert
should
get
pail,
iit.
least,
of
that
fifteen
per
cent
that
is
paid
over
lo
the
Dominion.
Either
open
sealing
or
a
share
of
the
proceeds
should
be
our
demand
from
tlui
Dominion
government.
,i
Japanese
Immigration.
Canada
has
'a
gentleman's
agremenl
with
Japan
in
regard
to
admission
of
Iheir
nationals
to
(Iris
'country.
An
understanding
was
reached
lhat
not
more
than
150
were
to
come
here
eaclj
year.
Now
it
is
claimed
lhat
the
agreement
has
been
broken
and
that
last
year
7I0
came
lo
Canada,
no
fewer
than
.ir8
claiming
lo
be
wives
or
children
of
Japanese
already
here.
The
only
plan,
if
the
agreement
is
o
be
conlinned,
is
for
the
Rritish
consul
at
Tokio
or
Yokohama
.to
vise
the
passports
aiid
to
-refuse
any
beyond
Ihe
slated
number
allowed
to
come.
Canada
must
control
her
own
immigrants
and
must
speak
yery
plainly
to
any
country
that
would
force
her
people
on
us
if
not
wanted,
The
Japanese
are
a
wonderful
people
but
they
'nti
best
develop
in
their
owncountry,
under
their
own
laws.
They
have
many
virtues-and
perhaps
are
heller!
people
than
our-Relve.
lii
many
respects
they
certainly
excel
over
those
of
the
white
race,
Jujl
that
ii
no
reason
vvhy
a
race
problem
should
ui
Hi
hist
trpoirMhis
country.
'
I
Who
is
going
lo
put
in
a
dock
at
the
sail
lake
to
accommodate
the
Visitors
to
that
resorl
this
summer?
The
swimming
cjub
seems
to
have
failed
b
raise
Ihe
necessary
enthusiasm
lo
gel
Ihe
work
going
and
in
Ihe
meantime
the
good
wcnlhcr
is
nlruuldue
and
the
dock
will
be
needed.
Something
should
surely
be.
done
before
long.
The
difficulty
is
to
fmd
anvone
.sufficiently
inloresled
to
carry
it
on.
The
'Salt
Lakes
are
Ihe
chief
attraction
for
tourists
in
the
district
flhd
the
most
accessible
local
resort.
The
second
lake
"Vr
v''i
pl'e
wnfTe
bathing
can
be
indulged
bv
young
and
Old
Wilhoul
danger.
11
should
be
Ihe
pride
of
Ihe
e'itv
and
anv-Ihing
like
iteglect
should
be
carefully
avoided.
"Now
Feeling
Fine
and
Able
to
do
my
own
work"
Mr.
Walter
Grieves,
Coe
Hill,
Ont.,
writes
t
"I
Wa
in
luch
a
weakened,
run-down
condition
that
I
cauld
not
take
care
of
my
household
dutiei.
I
was
unable
to
ileeD
at
night,
and
the
doctor
told
me
I
wai
anaemic.
1
commenced
a
treatment
of
Dr.
Chase'i
Nerve
Food
and
to-day
I
am
feeling
fine
and
able
to
do
all
my
own
work.
"My
little
girl
had
eczema,
and
different
remedies
took
no
effect
what
ever.
We
got
a
box
of
Dr.
Chate'i
Ointment
and
that
one
box
relieved
her."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
0
eta.
av
box
of
00
pill,
Fxlnunion,
Males
&
Co.,
IUl.,
Toronto
PRESBYTERIAN
TEA
WAS
HELD
ON
SATURDAY
IN
art
in
Ihi;
entertainment
:
Piano
Miss
Jean
firievo
and
MJss
Beatrice
Benier.
Dances
Highlnad
fling
and
Irish
jig,
hy
Miss
Jean
Scott,
ac-
eoptpanted
hy
Miss
Mary
DaUther;
haloon
dance,
hy
Miss
Marian
Ouimi;
skinning
rope
lan'ce,
Miss
Kdna
Ireland,
hc-
ompaniwf
by
Mrs.
.11
in
Ion.
Sketch
"The
Doctor,"
hy
Jerry
Maun.
Belly
Brown
and
Jwyllim
Hughes.
Sketch
hy
four
hoys'
I.loyil
reer,
Ian
Murray,
Garfield
Mc-j
Kinley,
and
Billy
Fuller.
Orchestra
selections,
hy
Dr.
rice's
juvenile
orchestra.
Violin
solrv
Miss
Audrey
Par
kin.
ROP
REPORTS
ARE
EXCELLENT
SO
FAR
Rains
Delayed
Seeding
In
Some
Districts
but
Is
In
Progress
Now
The
crop
report
'
of
"tun
Ban!:
of
Montreal
.says
that
seeding
in
Ihe
prairies
provinces
as
started
earlier
than
usual
and
Hie
seed
hed
was
generally
in
.excellent
condition,
Ih
the
Calgary
district
nearly
fifty
per
cent
of
me
seeuing
nan
iieen
Hone
and
Ihe
moisture
was
ample.
Haiti
delayed
seeding
fn
the
l.ethhridgc
district.
In
the
irrigated
districts
in
(lie
south
six
thousand
acres
is
ready
ror
sowing
sugar
beets.
-
The
country
around
Hegina
was
delayed
slightly
hy
cold
showery
wealher
hut
seedins
is
now
well
under
way
under
excellent
conditions.
Spring
plowing
i
well
advanced,
and
there
is
cinly
a
slight
decrease
in
(he
wheat
acreage.
In
the
Winnipeg
district
wheal
seeding
is
well
under
way
and
Ihe
acreage
is
about
the
same
a?
last
year
in
spite
of
the
had
weather
in
the
fall
which
hinder
ed
preparation
of
Ihe
land.
FUNERAL
OF
LATE
JEFFERSON
MCLEOD
Took
Place
Last
Thursday
Vancouver
Many
Floral
Tributes
in
Funeral
services
for
Ihe
late
A'exander
Jefferson
Mx-Leod,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
II.
McLeod
of
Ibis
city,
look
place
last
Thursday
afternoon
in
Vancouver
from
t'enlre
Si
Banna's
chapel
to
Ocean
View
Cemetery.
Itev.
W.
K
Kerr
of
Ontario
officiated
am
TIIF.
DAIL7
OTJWB
Mr.
anitMVs..'P.
tos.
Mr.
and
j
Mrs.
It..
T.
Lea,
fi.
S.
.NTcPherWi,
.Mrs.
A.
Mcl.eo.l
iin.J
family,
MJss
i
lv'.-il)iliin
llmiilitv
Mrlvilloo
and
HALL
OF
NEW
CHUKlH
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.
i
nol
and
Mrs-.
Olsen,
Vancouver:
Very,
Successful
Event
at
Which,
..."
VI1IT.
.
nnnn
a
Number
Took
Part;
Sum
.
Will
lUflU
RWhLV
A
$50
Raised
rnder
the
auspices
of
the;
ladies'
aid
of
the
Presbyterian
t
:ii
in
t;li
there
was
an
unusually
interesting
tea
in
the
church
hall
at
-which
Dr.
Price's
juvenile
orcheslra-took
part
and
the
playing:
of
'which
was
much
appreciated
The
affair
was
a
inure
stirpes
and
the
sum
of
50
was
added
lo
the
funds
of
the
society
(herefrom.
Th"
geiiecal
arrangements
vere
In
IIim
handsof
Mlm
presi
dent,
Mrs.
J.
(ircer,
wilh'Mrs.
W
illiam
Millar
convenor
of
Ihe
lea
room,
assisted
by
Mosdames
Alex.
Finnic.
IJ.
Delgarno,
H.
J.
I.
Smith,-K,
A.
-Mann
and
J.
L.
Lee.
The
cashier
was
Mrs.,
Mice;
rnndy
was
sold
by
Mrs.
.1.
iinpsoit,
assisted
hy
Misses
lua
Woods
aipt
May
lleid;
ic
cream
wfts
dispensed
hy
.Mrs.
Ilaynes
and
Mrs.
Frank
Moore;
ami
tlw
program
was
arranged
by
Mrs.
D.
Thomson.
The
following
look
BURNED
THE
CAKES
Historians
attach
great
im
portance
lo
the
fact
lhat
King
Alfred
allowed
the
cake
To,
bum
lha(
the
good-wjfe
Maude
had
lobl'
him
to
look
nrier.
But
lo
bake
cakes
properly
in
KinK
Alfred's,
tinpivWu's
it
difficult
task.
There
were
no
modern
ovens.
But
modern
fndmlry
has
int.
proved
baking
.method.
Today
the
iip-to-dale
hake
nen
is
healed
hy
electricity.'
Snch
nvens
are
clean
and
safiil.ry.
Yop,
can.
see
them
in,
operation
at
the
I'terfrle
Window
Bakeries
maker
of
Klectric
Bread.
Infi
I
I
The
Man
in
the
Moor
."WSJ-
IK
I
could
only
write
like
some,
of
the
editors,
I
know
this
would
he
tho'
funniest
poltniut
in
t
lie
paper.'
THf'HK
was
(a
young
lady
named
Bla'nca
Who
retired
when
Ihe
ship
wa
at
anchor
But
awoken
with
dismay'
When
she
he.trd
the
.mate
say,
Wo
must
pull
up
the
lop
sheet
and
spanker.
'
"
I'll
KM
K
was
a
young
girl'a'l
Ihe
hoedtiwn
Deleriniiie.l
she'd
wear
her
dress.
low
down
t
'
She
no
sinner
."poke
Than
a
rihhon
sring.'broi?e
And
she
left
at
onCe
from
the
hoedown.
'
(JIHLS
once
wore
whalebone,
Now
they
have
backbone.
IF
you
call
on
a
imin
when
he
is
tight
he
is
lUoelylo'innon
up
(lolleelors
pleae
lake
noie.
l-f.NK
naiei3
lingerie
ihn
lalesl
Paris
fnd.
'
It
would
sea
rcely
.
d;
y)vg.v.
Hoinel
Ii
hii?
might
lia'ppen.
fi
j.
.
1
SIIK
sported
new
'
lingerie
1
A
flimsy
French
fad.
The
rain
soaked'
il
.
Ihrough
And
then
she
giifrtnad,
I'or
the
pajtefIel
go,
'
And
what
liapjiened
you
know.
Those
garmenl.s
were
all
thai
she
had.-;'
.
..
...
'
.
WHAT
we
have
been,,
wonder
fug
about
is
whether
Ihe
Senate
has
been
fn
session
sfnee
r!asir
recess.
Others
Wer1
wondering
if
Ihey
were
in
session
heforn
Fjister.
Yes,
.take,
we
know
they
were
because
we
were
told
lhey
adjourned
a
week'
fir
(wif
befo.-e
Ihe
f'oininnn.
'
'
'
THKX
jiere's'
loMiV'setininf,
Dreaming
all
1ay
Of
the
lliiiig.H-he
I
nvcr
.
Kxpecled
lo
a.v.;t
'
THK
lealesl
.
nenKaBon
U
wejithfir.
'
It
ti.bTtur'ni
omuiI,
thn'tikrylrti;!',
J;
J;
,
AND
here's
i(f
i
the
wKt
.silting
fn
Mala
Who
whisper
discreetly
For
rain
to
abate.
filter
man
JAKK
says
Ihe
chief
recrea-linn
of
l)ie
Prjnee
Itupert
people
Is
gossip.
It
s
sn
refreshing
you
know.
IlKnK'S
Ihep
In
the
gossip
To.wlioni
nnllilng
ihnller
Unless
she
is
tearing
Her
neighbors
initnlfe'rs,
the
pallbearer
were
Brenlon
"
L
seldom
hear
any
Jokes
Lee.
Norpian
Furness,
Motile.
aboul
than
bein
descenucd
from
McLeod,
Alexander
McDonnell,
l'.Uhe
monkey.
Wohian
makes
a
Tillie
and
(J.
Kvans.
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
frieiuls
anil
many
ears
followed
Ihe,
remains
to
the
last
resting
place.
Oinong
those
sending
Powers
were:
The.
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
U.
(inrdon,
Mr-and
Mrs.
I).
II.
McDonald,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
F.rnest
Love.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Viereck
and
Miss
Mabel
Viereck,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
A.
Mr
Mac,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
.1.
Barks,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
llnwat,
W.
J.
Ilaytnond
and
Mrs.
liny-'
moiid,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
O.
Harlan,
i
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
D.
Olennle;
Thomas
Bannay,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Kane,
J.i
W.
MacDonabl,
Slewart
&
.Mob-b'y
Ltd.,
Mrs.
Alex.v
Jac.o)is,
W.
Bayner,
Mr.
Gallons;
Miss
Mary
McLeod,
"Keallle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
N.
Furnes
and
family,
Mrs,
I-
O.
McLeod,
Mrs.
Donaihy,
monkey
of
him
nnyway
so
where
Is
Ihe
Joke?
HKftFS
o
Jhe
monkey
from
Whom
man
descending,
Held,
on
by
his
(nil
Picturesquely
suspending.
Before
the
Ball
A
wartnibaih
with
a
liberal
lather
of
llaby'a
Own
Soap,
leave
one
refreshed,
ready
for
the
dance,
and
with
the
clinging
areina
of
the
Roses
of
I'rancc
which
inspire
tta
fragrance.
-
You
cannot
get
a
purer
or
mora
delicately
perfumed
soap
at
any
price-yet
Iliby'a
Own
sells
in
iudiviilnal
cartom,
10c.
a
cake,
195T4
19543
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'
4
l0r
h
-
May
Supplement
The
most
popular
songs,
the
newest
dance
numbers,
the
latest
instrumental
selections
and
double-sided
Ked
Seal
Records
by
the
world's
greatest
artists,
are
here
in
great
variety.
Ask
your
nearest
dealer
to
put
you
on
his
mailmjj
list
if
you
hare
not
received
the
May
Supplement
of
Victor
Records.
5onie
recent
rtleasex
DANCE
RECORDS
Double-tided,
lie.
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Carlo
Moon
Fox
Trot
Don
Clark
and
Bis
La
Monica
Iljllroom
Orrh.
A
Sun-Kist
Cottage
in
California
Fox
Trot
George
Obn
and
11
is
Music
Bring
Rack
Those
Rock-A-llye
Baby
Days-
Fox
Trot
If
You
Don't
Tell
Me
Fox
Trot
(Bow
Am
I
"Gonna"
Know)
Dick
Long's
Nankin
Cafe
Orchrotra
No
Wonder
(That
1
1
.ove
You)
-
Fox
Tro
t
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Orchestra
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'Fox
Trot
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Shilkre
t'a
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RECORDS
Double-tided,
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1946W
Bring
Rack
Those
Rock-A-Bye
uaoy
uays
(My
Best
Girl
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May
4,
1915.
in
tt
wriiien
Maiemenl
pre-fenled,
li
the
ejly
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lu.t
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ty
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in
uns-wer
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hy
Aid.
Monlphiuery,"
Mayor
.Newton
nU
in
pari:
"In
nimwering
lliene
pu,Mon.s
Ihe
innor
wixhoH
to
iny
thai
in
future
he
will
u-e
his
own
Judgment
even
if
conlrarr
In
(he
proeedure
hylnw
a
lo
whether
or
lint
ho
will
answer
pie-dion
of
ti
Irival
nalure
for
eiuharraninjr
purpose
only.
Jtn
feelv
Ihe
lime
of
Ihe
rouneil
can
he
iut
In
rritich
heller
n.t."
David
MeLennnn,
a
welt
known
resident
of
'die
city,
was
found
dead
on
the
floor
of
hi.i
home
on
Horden
Street
yeslenhiy
af-lerrioon.
He
wa
a
hrolher
of
L
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MeLennan
of
Vancouver.
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K.
A.
Itohertott,
who
ha
heen
jiraetisfiiir'Iaw
In
Van
couver,
haw
heen
appoinled
JmlKe
for
Carihoo
dlslriet
with
head
quarters
at
Prince
fieorjre.
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