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Editor.
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News
Office
before
p.m.
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day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
stibjcci
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
May
21,
1025.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
As
Publicity
Man.
.Sir
Henry
Thornton,
it
is
announced,
will
go
to
Europe
the
last
week
in
June
and
while
there
plans
to
deliver
07
lectures
on
Canada
in
21
days
in
various
parts
of
the
country.
He
will
be
the
best
publicity
agent
Canada
has
had.
He
lias
travelled
all
Over
the
country
alid
knows
it
like
a
bonk.
.
Also
he
is
a
con
vincing
public
speaker,
and
at
the.
same
jime
a
picturesque
figure.
r
'
'
Disabilities
Of
.
,
Other
Places.
While
we
have
our
disabilities
as
a
district,
ve
haVe
a
lol
wilh
which
to
console
ourselves.
We
do
inil
get
flooded
out
here
and
w.e
do
not
gel
driven
hut
by
storms
or
heal
or
intense
cold.
We
do
not
gel
plagues
of
fliesnjir
are
we
liable
lo
forest
fires.
We
have
much
to
congratulate
ourselves
on.
Beautificatlon
Of
This
City.
.Many
cities
are
beautified
by
planting-
straight
rows
of
trees.
We
hardly
need
to
do
thai
here
because
we
have
plenty
of
trees
growing
on
the
vacant
lots
that
will
provide
shade
and
make
the
place
picturesque.
What
is
needed
instead
is
to
get
rid
of
some
of
the
slumps.
The
railway
company
should
again
be
importuned
to
do
sojlielhjng
toward
improving
the
approach
loward
Sixth
Street-by
pulling
oiit
the
worst
of
the
old
slumps
which
now
disfigure
the
landscape.
Crass
is
growing
well
on
the
lots
and
all
that
is
needed
is
to
get
rid
oMhe
slumps.
.Another
efesore
is
the
hayfiehl
in
front
of
the
Armorie?
.and
Ae
St.
Andrew's
Society.
This
was
formerly
one
of
the
beauty
spots
.of
the
city
and
Jias
badly
deteriorated.
Others
might
help
in
improving
Ihe
city
by
pulling
out
stumps
a"nd.
making
lawns.
Many
are
already
doing
it
but
the
.more
is
done
the
belter
for
everyone.
The
person
who
makes
a
nice
garden
111
front
of
his
house
is
a
public
benefaclor.
In
driving
through
some
parts
of
Canada
or
Ihe
Hulled
Stales
communities
are
foupd
where
everyone
is
poorly
dressed
aud
whertythe
people
are
poor
and
dirty
and
give
every
indication
of
hard'
tlhtes-'
Thjey
have
a,
hard
fight
against
jiature
to
gel
ft
living
and
It
shows',
jtself
.eyery;,haseoT
Jheir
lire.
,
Th
e
wri
te
r
lias
ft
f
tn
1
lid
W
lf
'rihiVf
klk-aj(ihlgy
j
the
northern
borders
of
California.
A
number
of
people
were
'met
all
of
whom
were
dressed
in
slacks.
When
Ihe
little
town
was
reached,
investigation
was
made
in
hope
of
discovering
a
suitable
plafe
for
lunch.
None
siK'h
could
be
found.
Alf
looked
too
dirty,
and
uninviting.
It
was
decided
to
drive
on
rather
than
risk
eating
at
such
a
place
with
such
people.
It
was
unkempt,
unpleasant
and
run
down.
There
is
nothing
of
that
about
Prince
Rupert
except
in
a
few
of
Ihe
'luiildings
and
some
of
the,
vacant
lots.
The
people
here,
out
of
working
hours
give
every
indication
of
prosperity.
They
look
well
fed.
are
wejl
dollied
and
all
have
that
cheerful
air
that
come.of
good
living
and
hopefulness.
It
is
a
phase
of
life
that
we
should
always
try
to
present
to
visitors.
Lei
us
put
our
best
goods
in
Ihe
shop
windows
and
make
our
town
as
pleasing
as
possible,
especially
during
this
coming
season
when
we
are
expecting
so
ninny
visilnr.
mi
'J
LPflUJIIIr
LtcL,
Montreal
'
A
.
4lJgBHlBHHHr
Send
m
IrN
rtclpt
book.
Wim
WOMEN
ELECT
OFFICERS
FOR
COMING
YEAR
Annual
Meeting
of
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Anglican
Church
Yesterday
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Mrs.
Du
Vernet
Honored
by
Instituting
Mlssfon
Fund
Named
After
Her
The
annual
meeting,
of
-Caledonia
diocesan
Women.
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
look
place
in
Ihe
city
yesterday.
The
session
opened
at
St.
Andrea's
Church
wilh
communion
service
at
10
o'clock
in
Ihe
morning,
Archdeacon
.
A.
Hix
official
ing.
An
inspiring
and
instructive
sermon
was
then
given
liy
Prof.
Short
of
the
Anglican
Theological
College,'
Vancouver,
Ihe
subject
being
"The
Power
of
'
'
Prayer."
.
Afler
lliis
service,
Ihe
meeting
adjourjied
lo
the
lower
ball
for
the
regular
business
session,
Mrs.
MrCoskrie.
firsk
president,
presiding.
Representatives
from
'mithers,
Terrace,
llazclloiij
Endako,
Telkwa,
Seal
Cove
and
Prince
Rupert'
were
given
a
warm
welcome
by
the
honorary
vice-president,
Mrs.
U.
A.
Hix.
Mrs.
(ioodsel
of
Seal
Cove
re
plied.
At
12
o'clock
noontide
prayers
were
said
and
at
I
o'clock
a
delightful
luncheon
was
served
by
I
lie
member
of
SI.
Andrew's
W.A.
The
afternoon
session
opened
wilh
a
hymn
and
lilariy
followed
by
the
first
vice-president's
ad-
Iress.
Mrs.
11.
L.
Mcintosh
moved
Ihe
adoption
of
annual
report
..
During
Hie
afternoon
Mis
Lennox,
assisted
by
Japanese
in
costume,
gave
an.
interesting
ad
dress
entitled
Tea
party
in
Japan.
This
was,
followed
by
an
enlightening
address
on
mission
work
in
Japan
by
ProL
Short;
Officers
Elected
The
meeting
elected
olllcer
for
the
year
as
follows:
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wright.
Secretary
treasurer
of
juniors,
Mrs.
J.
11.
Pillsbury.
Secretary.
Vtrcasurer
of
lillle
helper,
Mrs.
W.
11.
Tobey.
Secretary
treasurer
of
envel
ope,,
.urs.
..
I'.,
nazeii-jones.
Secretary
treasurer
of
litera
ture,
Mrs.
II.
A.
Philpoll.
"Living
Message"
editor,
Mrs.
Adam
Maekie.
United
thank
offering
secretary,
Mr.
Wallac
C.
Orchard.
Dorcas
secretary
treasurer.
Mrs.
W.
E.
Collison.
Prayer
partner
secretary
treasurer,
Mis
Davie.
Mrs.
Du
Vernet
Honored
An
important
resolution
Was
er,
2tt.flf
choppy.
"Se
SJellri,
Du
passed
instituting;'
a
XSTJnV'nrsHiiifftiWl
in
honor
of
Ihe
faithful
and
efficient
work
of
t
lie
first
president
of
the
diocesan
Women'
Auxiliary.
The
purpose
of
this
fund
will
be
to
raise
i
01
annually
from
Ihe
neeil
In
bo
designated
liy
Mrs.
Du
Vernet.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DIP.HY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm,
barometer,
30.()rt;
teniierature,
tH;
sea
smooth;
1.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert
abeam
Lucy
Island,
northbound.
HILL
HAHHOIL
Cloudy,
fresh
northwest
wind;
haromelrtr
29.05;
leniperalure,
47;
sea
I
smooth;
8.D0
p.m.
spoke
steamer
,
Venture
left
Soinlula
norlh-(bnund.
i
DEAD
THEE
POINT,
Cloudy,
jligh!
southwest
wiild;
harnmeler,
i
20.03
;
leniperalure,
50;
sea
smooth.
Noon
DK'HY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
calm:
barometer,
.'10.10;
Icmpcr-
alure,
52;
sea
smooth.
I
HULL
HARIIOH.
Cloudy,
light
Inorlhwcsl.
wind;
barometer,
30.-
.-
02;
leniperalure,
58;
sea
smooth
The
Man
in
the
Moon
Y.S
if-fcir-fci
1
inn
OPPOIUTNITY
people'
(Mllll.
knocks
minim
I
THE
Dean
of
Manchester
coif-ifessed
Mint
lie.
turned
.tin
light
loV
SO
lilt'
VOUI1!.'
people
might
liolit
hand
in
church.
.
What
an
awful
deanl
't'hcr'e
was
'a
lime
when
people
f
liTmv
til
such
thing
were
wicked.
OUJl
Mary
had
a
little
ship
Which
sailed
Ihe
ocean
blue,
Fresh
egg
she
had,
for
every
day
x
She
had
Ihe
ship
lay
In.
SMILE
and
Ihe
world
smih's
with
you
drill
and
you
grin
alone.
For
the
world
lias
a
place
for
a
jovial
face,
For
the
foolish
it
lias
hut
a
stone.
I
HAVE
found
that
Ihe
world
is
divided
inlo
I
wo
classes,
Ihe
joyful
and
optimistic
on
one
side
and
the
experienced
on
the
oilier.
THE
rum
runner
Sladaeonn
has
had
'Jier
name
changed
to
Kuyzakuzinl.
No
custom
ulll-rer
will
be
aide
to
call
her
hy
name
if
lie
has
lo
give
evidence
jngninsl
her
in
the
courts.
SOME
people
go
nuT
every
evening
because
they
are
afraid
lo
be
left
alone
.wilh
their
STEW.
INC
Is
up
and
il
can
go
down
anain
without
affecting
me.
What
I
need
Just
now
Is
some
sterling
or
even
a
lillle
pood
Canadian
currency.
.11
ST
send
lie
radio
I'p
lo
Ihe
attic
rnFess
you
gel
more
than
.la.z
lunes
and
sialic.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
May.
21,
1616.
Honorary
President,
Mrs.
DujSeJf's
cafe,
Mrs.
Deiners
milin
Vernet.
President,
Mr,
(i.
A.
Hix.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Mc-
Coskrie.
Second
Vice-president,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
Secretary,
Mrs.
A.'
Lionel
Holl-
'jy.
-
Treasurer,
Mis
Wcsl,
Secretary
treasurer
for,
girls,
will
turn
oer
their
profits
to
morrow
lo
Hie
Red
Cross
Society
in
connect
ion
with
the
campaign
which
is
taking
place.
'The
American
halibut
schooner
Vassa
arriwd
in
port
from
Ihe
banks
yesterday
1
with
2t.n00
pounds
of
fish
for
shipment
ensl
from
here.
Prince
Oenrge
Joslerday
elecl-
cd
its
first
city
council.
.
Uillet
I
was
chosen
mayor
and
aldermen
elecled
were.
Frank
A.
Ellis.
E.
A.
Eagel,
E.
II.
Livingstone,
.1.
R.
Lambert.
Frank
Hu
j-gle
and
II.
E.
Parker.
SUMMER
EXCURSION
TICKETS
NOW
READY
The
Canadian
National
nail-way,
ti.avo
now
on
.
i)lo
Summer
Excursion
'
tickets
foi,.l,1sper
Rational
Park,
Eimidrtllin'
and.
Cal
gary,'
.
Tickpl
gridd-
foiniv
an
reluniiiig
idlrfect
orNlife
way
vYa
Vancouver.
Excursion
ticket
lo
Winnipeg
and
point
in
Easlern
Canada
and
United
Slate
go
on
sale
May
22nd;
choice
of
routes,
stop-over,
very
low'
fare.
f...ii
:
f
it
i
mi..
-
various
diocese.
Ihe
money
lo
he
,
'
,
'
l'
devoted
to
some
most
pressing
0nW'''
lJ.,,f'
'?:nw'
Prince
Rupert.
Photic
200.
127
CROWS
ARE
RAIDING
NESTING
GROUNDS
OF
DUCKS
IN
ALBERTA
EDMONTON,
May
21.-
Crow
are
playing
havoc
with
wild
ducU
egg
thi
season,
according
to
Secretary
Masnu,
of
Hie
Northern
Alberta
Onine
nrjd
Fish
Protective
league,
who
paid
a'
visit
lo
Ihe
dominion
government
bird
sanctuary
at
Minisllk
Lake.
TOry?re
;
A
little
higher
in
price
,
but
Iff
fl
!
what
a
wonderful
difference
If
m
m
!
a
few
cents
make
"
sib
Sff
f
PLAYERS
i
:
navy
cut
f.)
CIGARETTES
JJ
The
Westliolme
Theatre,
lten,j
j
u
tl
the
local
sportsmen
lo
make
drives
against
I
lie
crow
cry
store
and
Coles
Cigar
Slorej,..
visiting
their
favorite
duck-
...
.
...
.
..m
1.
1
t
j.
1
hunting
haunts
and
clearing
out
Ihe
black
marauder
from
Ihe
slough
and
like
fringe.
Only
In
this
way
will
spoil
sjnen
be
certain
of
enjoying
I
heir
duck
hunting
lo
the
full
Uns
aiilumu.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
New.
DEPARTMENT
OP
PUBLIC
WORKS
Nolle
to
Contractor!
PORT
FRASCR
SCHOOL
F.tLf:i
TK.MH.ns.
rmluriwil
"Tendrr
fur
fi.rl
t'rrr
Srii.ii."
mill
Im-
twrin-it
he
ltu.
Il.u.i.nr.l.ln
Ih.
tlfillj..
..f
tlll.lir-
vi'nrk.
mi
in
1
ii'i'lui'k
iHut
Hf
Umifiavf
tin-
fill
UV
of
JliW
IVii.
liit
UK-
en-
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and
nnnlfliKi
nf
a
smalt
ow
IKxnii
SrlMml
at
t'ttl
l'ra:r
lu
ilw
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MMrlrt,
II.
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i-rtrinllirt,
Cirtitrarl,
ami
1'iirm
r
Tiii(l-r
way
Ih-
un
ami
arir
thr
liti
day
r
May.
my
and
fm
itier
iuiiii-fiiain
ulitaliiwl
at
llw
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UH'iil
tf
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Wirk,
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I'nllrt
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and
at
ttm
rntiiiwmr
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rie.
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n-niMII
Am-nM,
CiMiit
lloiUM-.
Iliri
Tttrr,
I'tiiirr
Oiwrr.
Vaiit-imfr,
I'rlnrt-luiixri.
Oilr
of
Un.
Mwlflratx-if.
(
t..
ran
if
(ilitalnnl
rnn
tin-
I'ejuirl
nirtit
mi
tliirut
nf
a
d-MNilt
if
Tmi
IhiIUm
(Hi.tin.
lilrh
mil
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rriiirn
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plan,
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v.
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tunmir
Mlnltrr
ami
Pulillr
Work
Kiirmi-!
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of
piilitir
Wrk.
i'lrllammi
lliilldliia.
Vlrlurla.
It.)'..
(ALE
OP
LAUNCH
"LEILA
R.M
rnrtrr.
will
In1
n-i-rlvnl
tiv
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mirtr-laiH-d
up
I"
Von
f
M"ii.t.
tlx
l-t
of
Jimn.
ISfS.
rr
llir
pun-haw
of
the
Ijimrh
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11"
lio
lymr
at
Ihf
Prllirr
lliiHrl
lry
luxk,
Prlm-r
luirl.
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1
hi
l.lillK-M.
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In
tt
I.
Ma
k'llltth
of
ttl'
a".
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ft",
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I",
rinilppi-d
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a
S
i
yllmli-r
l.'i
H.I'
I
iim.ii
Kinliif.
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inlli
and
li
li-piiiK
arf-iiinnHirtitloii
for
U
itiiii.
v
for
mnlirr
rllrnUr
apply
to
th-PMrlii
Kor-lrr,
Pi-lm-'
Ittiwtt.
B.i:
Thi'
hllH't
nr
any
Irmlrr
tnH
nnva-Mill)'
til
f
pled.
JAMES
PATKIISOM,
1'iiiTlixlnir
Axriit.
parllaiiu'iil
linlldlnirs.
Vlrlnrln.
H.:..
May
I
Mil,
HKf..
THE
NAVIftABLC
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.
S.
C.
Chap.
115.
The.
Canadian
Fishing
Company
Limited
hcriliy
pIVM
notlre
Dial
It
IliU
lllhli-r
ttniiltin-iSl
nf
Pnnkintr
I
-iVe
nvpi
sniiine.isi
oi
i.noKiug
i..ike.
oxer
wim
h,.t.ti,,
7
f
Srl
OfpiMiu-d
Ihe
week-end.
Wandering
thnvit
the
Minister
or
Pulillr
Work
at
oitawa
.,
,
.
,
,
.'ami
In
the
ifrirr
of
the
ln-irinlrir
nf
th
Ihe
sliore
or
the
lake
one
can
sert
und
iteiristry
cat
Dini-ict
at
rrinrc
'"'I'l'l.
"
rtonrrlptlnn
or
thf!
aim
and
crows-ilriviti"
llin.
rtiirk
rltrhl
nfT
i
rims
iiiiim
me,
(iiu-hs
rif,iu
on
panH
lf
,
hirt
rini.ry.
ranucri'
Imlld-
llieir
nests,
il
is
staled,
and
am
and
work
appurtenant
therein
.
.
Im
I
It
tit
June
In
I'rawr
.
.
,
,
in
.
prior,
1M,
IBIS,
everywhere
ruined
nesl
with
Hie
neadi
m
rront
.r
Lot
va.
lunre
t,
eggs
all
sucked
can
be
found.
J-mm.
ririrt,
provinre-nf
iirmi
con.m-
Nol
only
I
.thi
happening
at
and
nkr.
.miticf.
that
rier
the
i-
iij.,1.111.
.
..
ci..i
t
piniUM
of
niie
im
hi
tli
rrmn
ihe
date
of
Minislik
Lake,
say
Secretary
u
rirti
nuijiiration
i.r
ihi
ni.iii
th
llflilnir
(Uiinpiiny
Limited
ulll
Mason,
but.
from
reports
being
Ji'sUr
li.
received
II
I
taking
place
at
the
Minuter
or
pubiie
work
at
in
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
other
nesting
ground
in
,f-
tliA
lit'?
"
'"
nl
'nr
approval
in
()f
hi
Raid
it-
un
ttiiinA
and
for
lniiv
fresh
southwest
wind;
bnromel-
dlslrlcl
of
Tofleld,
Hyley
and
:,HrarM,;eV:,,n,,,
it'iiiperuiure
oo,
sun
iiiiiiien.
,
ior
.May.
ivna.
In
11...
ni.,in
r
11.
1.
nfllAl.U
"lb
1A.HAII..T
USUI.-
1
IIIINPANY
LI
MULL)
COAXING
SLEEP
with
a
Simmons
Outfit
No.
102i
Red
Consisting
of
New
Ceijtnn
Coil
S.
Mallress,
in
Walnut
or
Ivory
Eiimh.
Cash
Price
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
1
v
$45.00
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
.
.
.
.
phone
123,
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Canadiati
National
Rajlways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P'.
20,000
Ton
Floating
.rD
Englnoers,
Machlnlits,
Eollermakeri,
Blacks
Eic
makers,
Found-r.,
Woodworker.,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
handle
at
kh"1
of
MARINE
AND
COMWEHtiHu
PHONES
43
and
38F
UaHHramai
RAW
FURS
.
rll
P""
If
you
want
lo
bo
paid
highest
possiwu
for
your
HAW
KUHS,
forward
UiWW
R,
S.
ROBINSON
A
SONS,
J.T;.pank
B,dS,
Branch
Receiving
Office
:-1
225-6
Stancar
Vancouver,
B.C.
.
Winn'rrt'
.
.
n
K
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lllllVC
o
Head
Office:
H.H.H.
Hiug-,
'
Est.
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