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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
:
t
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLBN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
OAfLY
KDITIOft
gpc-Thursday,
April
2.1,
1925.
Hope
No
Election
Until
Elevator
Built.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
hope
there
will
he
1141
election
this
year
until
the
elevator
is
completed.
No
matter
what
our
particular
political
beliefs
all
will
ngre.e
that
the
one
thing
needed
above
everything
else
is
the
completion
of
the
elevator
here
and
its
continuous
operation
after
it
is
huilt.
Other
things
are
subsidiary
to
(hat.
There
are
signs
pointing
to
an
election
in
the
summer
or
autumn,
hut
it
may
not
he
drought
on.
It
is
to
he
hoped
it
will,
urn.
i.i-i
me
eievaior
ue
nunc
ami
men
we
do
not
care
so
much
what
happens.
Our
success
as
:,
rty
depends
011
the
carrying
out
of
the
present
policy.
We
may
not
he
getting
all
we
want
hut
we
are
least
getting
the
one
important
thing
just
now.
Prince
Rupert
Must
Go
After
Business.
Without
knowing
whal
the
goenimeiit
intends
to
do-wdh
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
it
is
perhaps
a
little
earlv
to
decide
on
what
cour.se
to
lake
locally
to
dring
this
port
before,
the
people
or
the
prairie.
When
.1.
E.
llalrpmple,
vice-president
of
the
C.N.R.
was
here,
he
expressed
the
opinion
it
would
he
best
Tor
the
government,
to
lease
the
new
elevator,
when
it
is
completed.
That
seems
to
he
the.
logical
thing
to
do,
if
a
firm
can
lie
induced
to
take
it
ovef.
Failing
that,
it
is
to
he
presumed
that
it
will
lie
operated
as
a
government
institution.
.
In
any
case
it
will
be
wise
for
Prince
Rupert
to
consider
what
action
she
will
take
to
induce
business
tii
come
here.
Vancouver
is
about
to
send
a
representative.
J.
A.
Mt-Coll
lo'ti-.-.v
..1
through
the
provinces
telling
about
the
advantages
hf
the-
west-
r.
11
iiiine
uoougn
Vancouver..
Later
Prince
Rupert
rimy
havt
to
do
the
same
thing.
The
renrestMil.nl
ble
information
available
aiut
should
be
prepared
'tu
'lecture
al
the
larger
points
ai:J,iliscuss
with
grain
dealers
and
other.
Wherever
he
goes
he
would
put
Prince
Rupert
.on
the
grain
map.
i-iuire
unpen
raunoi
anorti
10
sit
back
and
lie
idle
in
this
matter
of
grain
shipping.
This
is
the
opportunity,
now
that
im-
ru.ooi-
is
oeiiig
iiuiit.
we
snail
Have
(o
select
our
territory
and
canvass
it
well.
Fishermen's
Refuge
Needed
Here.
s
Ketchikan,
it'
is
reported,
is
likely
to
have
a
fishermer's
refuge
contrucled
by
ttie
IVdrral
(Jovernmerit
-at
Washington.
The
Canadian
Federal
Ooverumenl
also
owes
a
similar
duly
to
the
fishermen
here.
The
'construction
of
docks
and
wharves
is
speciricalfy
a
federal
mailer
and
should
be
undertaken
bv
them.
'
Iri
the
House
of
Commons,
the
other
day
in
answer
"Headaches,
Bilious
Spells.
Are
Now
All
Gone"
Mm.
John
Ireland,
Nobleton,
Ont,
whet:
"I
wai
a
great
lutferer
from
levere
headache
and
bilious
ipells.
I
tried
a
number
of
remedies
without
obtaining
any
benefit
until
I
was
advised
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
These
completely
relieved
me,
and
made
me
feel
like
a
new
person.
I
am
very
grateful
to
Dr.
Chase's
Medicines
for
what
they
have
done
for
me,
and
you
may
use
my
letter
for
the
benefit
of
others."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
S
eta.
a
box
of
lb
pills,
Edouuuoa,
ntr
Jt
Co..
XAA.,
Toronto
to
inesfion
it
was
slated
thai
about
one
hundred
thousand
dollars
was
expended
on
the
purchase
and
excavation
of
a
site
for
'a
federal
building
here,
during
the
Borden
regime.
So
far
the
eily
has
not
benefited
one
cent
as
a
result
of
that
expenditure.
What
we
need,
now
is.
something
thai
will
really
beuent
the
port.
A
combatively-
small
.amount
'of
money
spent
for
the
benefit
of
the
rishermeti
would
at
once
benefit
a
large
ami
worthy
part
of
the
.population.
'
.
Ottawa
Government
And
Sealing
Treaty.
Despatches
sent
from
Ottawa
by
different
correspondent
give
different
ideas
or
what
will
be
done
with
the
enling
trealv.
I
he
Province
correspondent
thinks
there-
will
be
no
chaut-M
while
cori-esjiondents
or
other
p.qiers
think
a
modification
of
the
ireaty
likely.
1
As
a
malter
of
fac.b
the
government,
at
Ottawa
will
do
Vf).alever
Ihe
(kvoj.
f
;waijl;
If
thej-'ind
IhaHhe.
pcyiple
really
waul
the
Ireaty
nVMoga.llra)..
t
here
must
be
some
general
movement
in
that
iiireclbin
T
cfiiinot
be
exVecled
the
government
will
listen
to
it.
The
mailer
wi
be
brought
before
the
Roan!
of
Trade
at
its.
next
meeting
with
a
view,
to
action
being
taken
by
them.
Charles
G.
D.
Roberts
Ccmlng
Next
Week.
The
coming
of
Charles
0.
II.
Roberts,
poet,
novelist
and
writer
of
nature
stories
is
an
event
or
considerable
importance
He
is
one
of
the
outstanding
literary
men
or
Canada
and
his
eonung
next
week
to
lecture
here
will
be
,1.,
opportunity
for
rince
Rupert
people
to
meet
one
of
the
men
who
are
making
Canada
famous.
.
iMiyp
Greetings
T.
Jl.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian,
Fish
'&
Cold
Sun-age
In.,
gave
an
interesting
address
be
tore
the
Syro
Club
yesterday
afternoon
on
t
luv
.subject
of
fish-jing.
tie
('villained
a
theory
tracing
the
development
of
man
irom
""in
tlie
uir
1
creatures
1
riumr
111
of
the
mn
jm-u,
sea,
higher
animals
to
man.
Them
were
many
strange
fish,
.Mr.
Johnson
said,
such
as
Hsii
thai
carried
their
own
lights
and
fish
that
flew,
de
scribing
such
fish
might
gie
vise
to
discredit
but,
nevertheless,
they
existed.
Prince.
Rupert,
having
had
as
its
first
reat
indiislrv
the
fish.
iilg,
might
take
heart
from
that
fact
.Mr.
Johnson
said.
Such
ureal
cities'
as
.Marseilles,
Venice
tiou
of
25,0(l(i
lo
nay
for
the
coinpilnlion
of
UWs
or
Alas-
Ka.
TEA
AND
SALE
-
successful
Affair
Took
Place
Yesterday
In
Aid
of
Ridley
Home
Bazaar
In
aid
or
the
forthcoming-
llid-Iey
Home
Hazaar,
a
very
successful
,.u
and
sale
or
home
cooking
was
held
'yesterday
n(
Icrnoon
at
I
he
home
or
Mrs.
S.
Ilnugau,
1020
.Ninth
Avenue
Kasl.
Many
ladies
pHlronlzed
tlie
alTalr
and
I
he
sum
or
f?.Ki
was
realized,
Mrs.
Whalman,
Sr.
and
Mrs,
(J.
Hills
had
charge
or
Mie'limAo
cooking
table,
Mrs.
K.
fi.
Phillips
and
Miss
Marguerile
Casey
presided,
over
llie
(ea
tables
and
Mrs.
(iooilwell
wiiw
ciiuiiinf
......
.,,,,
AN
ALIBI
FOR
HOMER.
A
new
and
ilisnuled
lihl
Imx
been
shed
on
lite
disputed
au-
inorsiiip
of
the
Homeric
iioem.
An
Fiiglisii
sclinolboy
wrole:
"It
i
"aid
thai,
wriling-
was
not.
in-
venled
when
Homer
coimioeil
Ills
poems.
He
IllUSt
Iberefuro
bae
lived
a
good
ileal
laler."
TOE
DAIT.Y
TTTT7B
TALK
ON
FISH
SEATTLE
HOLDUP
!
GYRO
LUNCHEON
GAME
JHWARTED
T.
H.
Johnson
Glyes
Address
and
i
Two
Men
Captured
Because
Gyro
Lougheed
Brings
tVllce
Got
Wind
of
Pro
posed
Raid
SKATTLK,
April
22.
Ilandil
were
frustrated
in
an
iitlcmp!
lol
hold
up
a
niessanger
of
I'reder-J
ick
A
Nelson.
Two
of
the
would-
be
bandit
are
in
Jail
aiid'ihrrei
others
are
bolus.'
sought.
The
bandits
were
all
set
for
the
rohherv.
'I'll....
hm
Mioirl
-
,.n.
.
,
Hie
several
slimes
of
such
devel-automobile'
In
wal'tiig
but
they'
opinenl
being
illustraled
from!
had
been
lipped
olT.
'Instead
of
the
eel
which
had
no
legs
ori"'
messvnirer
they
were
cn-nieniiiers,
the
crab
or
lobster
countered
by
.Captain
Tennant,
which
had
developed
legs,
thOjhcail
of
the
detective
bnreau,
and
frog
wliieh
lived
on
water
and
ntliefuls
o'f
llie
store.
l.ee
II.
laud
and
breathed
with
lungs,
thef'
A'aile
and1
Charles'-
K.
Pearl
were
eal,
and,
finally,
through
the!
the
men
arrested.
and
lyre"
had
been
founded
ouij
III.
1
filiit,
iti.lti-,1....
'11...
I1..I..I.
!
..it.
i.-imiP.
11111111.1
j
.
Jill'
lftii;ii.
I
I
I.
I
I
.
.1
.
.
1
I
iriiin;
11,111
iieeu
llie
lirsi
III
(UKI!
iip
commercial
fishing
when
they
prepared
herring
and
exported
it
into
(iermany
and
Russia.
These
nations
were
still
great
consumers
of
salt
herring,
I
he
use
of
it
having
been
handed
down
from
ireneralion
fo
generation.
Clarence
Lougheed
Clarence
Lougheed,
governor
or
district
No.
N,
who
was
a
guest
or
the
club,
was
called
upon,
lie
extended
the
jrreelmgs
not
only
or
the
Calgary
Club
hut
district
No.
H,
which
contains
the
Fdinonton,
Lellihridge,
Crau-lirook
and
Nelson
clubs,
to
Prince
Uupcrt
and
said
that
members
of
the
local
club
would
always
rind
a
Welcome
awaiting
them
from
(iyros
or
those
cities.
.Miss
Xada
Johnstone,
accompanied
by..,MLjj)lauche.
jjurtln,
iavoj-e.it
the
"ctlili
wilH
vocal
solos
and
there
tf-as
'ifso
.coniniuuily
singing.
President
liny
AfcNaughtnn
was
in
the
chair,
there
was
a
large
attendance
of
members
ami
llie
following
were
guests:
Aonnan
Lougheed
of
Calgarv:
l
.
Jl.
Jo
III
AlM
.fdhn
sione,
.miss
Mlauche
L'urtin.
A.
L.
Wakericld,
F.
(i.
dawsmr,
lloherl
.Mann,
dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
and
V.
K.
Williams
or
Prinee
Ituperj;
Jack
Crawford
and
Arnold
Evans
of
,e
steamer
Prince
(ieorge,
and
J.
K.
Merryfield
nf
Vancouver.
FISHING
BOATS
IN
ALASKA
EXEMPT
FROM
SEIZURE
FOR
DEBT
ll'XE.U
,
April
22.
Tim
Ah.u.
ka
House
or
Representatives
passed
a
bill
exeinnlimr
from
execution
.any
fishing
vessel
the
value'
or
which
docs
not
exceed
2.5oi.
'Ibis
lMf,
,(,.
-filling
h'at
in
the
frame,
class
with
workmen's,
topis
iis,liefn'g,
wen
.Mint
her
lull
passed
by
the
House
was
one
for
an
aitnroiiria-
Tennant.
said
after
the
arrests1
that
the'
fwo
.men
ni.-ule
a
proposition,
to'
aiueniployj
of
the
-parMueut
stor(eruii!
promised
lo
lef
him
share
InTh'e
fool
in
ex
change
for
the
information
which
fie
was
o
furnrsli.
Las.
summer
bandits
succeed
ed
in
gelling
away
with
?:J,(i(i(l
in
a
holdup.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J.YS:-
NOW
then,
Prince
Jluperl
people,
all
together.
T'niled
we
boost,
divided
we
bust."
JAKE
says
the
things
holding
the
world
back
today
are
slal.c,
cross
word
puzzles
and
silk
stockings.
A
SUKAT
scientific;
discovery
has
been
made.
.Men
uc
bald
because
their
hairdrops
out.
'
1
"
I
(
I
men
who
would
perted
busbands'aniuijstly
7
gle.
'
,
make
sin-
A
it
AX
in
lpye;-ls
'said'
to
t.e
like
a
motorcar
Vni
'
;i
slliiery
lull
or
ji
indtorb'nat
running
Riitze
Rapids
at
Iiftfr
tide.
'HEN
,
daiFS'
lial
Uel's-
well
.
I
'
I
.
I
f
.
1
4
m'
...
..
.
.
sireieneo.
Il
niljflii
ril
nil
1.0ns
beau.
THE
U.S.
courts
have
decided
111.11
3011
mania
is
no
iirooer
ground
nir
divorce
iiroceedirias.
Whal
about
the
whist
drive
mania?
be
t
TIIMV
say
llie
girls
like
Prince
Hupcrt
because'
there-
"are
nn
mos(iiiloes
lo
nibble
at
(ho
silk
stockings.
AX
idle
roomer
is
even
more
dangerous
Ibau
an
Idle,
rumor
As
soon
as
we
are
Ihrnusli
Willi
this
"save
the
forest
wee!,"
and
"cleanup
week"
we
shall
suggest
Hie
establishment
or
a
make
money
week,"
a
"bootleg
gers
week,"
a
"mind
your
own
business
week
"
a
"be
nnlile
week,"
an
"out
nn
'
llie
'wnter
week."
an
"encourage
new
in.
itusiries
.week,"
a
-ftloriT
be
so
weakV?
.fiiitn';fevMolhcr,s,
yet
fo
d
Hp
X.
i.
I
fAJ
rtnciiub
einfle
nn.h'r-
sland
why
peonle
Jit
let
lnuillnp
so
tin
I
il
I
read
the
other
.lav
Him
I
the
human
body
consisted
large
ly
of
glue.
LOftn
Fsher
says
71
woman
does
nnl
retain
physical
charm
afler
forly,
bul
Ibeii
His
Lordship
would
find
j
dinicult
lo
locale
an
unmarried
lady
as
old
as
forly.
I
OFTF.X
hear
of
llie
slrong
arm
or
the
law
but
seldom
hear
mention
of
its
big
reel.
.ii;Ihii.(5
i,y
l0
amount
of
inbney
some
people
spend,
they
1
1
a
'
..
...
imi.-i,
11.
iM-
lorgoiien
1
ii
11
1
Lenten
season
is
over';
llie
DID
you
ever
hear
of
llie
quaint
obi
F.nalish
eiislnm
nf
punishing
grariers
and
making
even
rich
people
obey,
the
law.
Those
F.nglish
are.
so
out
or
dalel
JOILN
Oliver
Is
gone
to
Ollawa
lo
find
out
what
Is
irnlncr
on
there.
I
thought
John
knew
hel
ler
than
to
try
anylblng
like
that.
What
tie
is
really
after
is
(o
find
out
whal
is
doing
for
Ihc
Pee
ee
and
He.
1
A
VAXP.OFYFii
buinorIM
hn
found
out
that
there
are
advant
ages
in
rhlinyr
on
u
street
car.
a
new
business
opened
up
here
pretty
soon.
A
firm
is
lo
take
up
vain
insurance
and
il
is
ex-irecled
lo
be
a
great
success.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prince
Rupert
J
Joe
Hoyte,
Yukon
pioneer
and
mining
king,
was
a
passenger
bound
uoflh
for
dawsou
on
the
Princess
.Maipiiuna
.
last
night
alter
a
visit
In
F.asfprn
centres
and
llie
Old
Country,
'fbe
city,
council,
at
a
meet
ins
last
night,
decided
Rial
no
further
-reductions
.could
tic
made
in
the
Cily
Halt
stair
without
im
pairing
elllcieney.
j
J.
J.
I.illle
of
Ihc
city
electric
light
deparlinenl
is
leaving
shortly
for
llie
did
Counlry.
Ho
expects
lo
enlist.
STOMACH
GAS
don't
waste
time
taking
iiills
or
tablets
for
gas
on
the
stomach
when
simple
buckthorn
bark,
magnesium
sulph,
c.
p.
iglycerine.
cte.,
'
as
mixed
iir
Abllerika.
re
moves
gas
fu
TKX
minutes
Mffnn
lirmgs
out
a
surprising
amount
of
''
waste
matter
you
never
thought
wii
,
hi;
yiur
syAlem.
Xo
mftHpwlijyJu.liSivi-lrfH'r
constipation
or
allied
slomach
trouble,
Adterika
is
so
womlei-rul
in
il
s
yi'ICK
action
that
you
will
be
n'stouished.
Slops
that
full,
bloated
feeling,
.don't
wasle
time
any
longer
but
let
Adlerika
give
your
bowels-
a
It
HAL
cleansing
and
make
your
stomach
feel
fine!
Ormes
Limited,
Druggists.
POPULAR
9x6
-
$9.75
9
x
7
-
$12.00
9x
12
-
Barries
Home
Third
Avenue
and
1st
Street
Medium
A
little
higher
in
price,
but-
whai
a
wonderful
difference
.
a
few
cents
make
Re
says
you
can
hold
hands
while
the
oilier
fellow
drives.
IT
1s
said
there
is
likely
to
he
Whale
Bone
PRICES
tICES
9
9
$19.00
9.00
rushes
A
Whale
Done
Urisli
ned
in
hrulin
'A
imparl
lone
and
vigor
and
stimulate
th
hair.
A
splendid
head
of
strong
uyop.n-
ii
its
consistent
use.
We
have
n
shipment
of
Wlinle
IIOw
Hi
i
idircel
from
the
iiiiiniifiirlni
ers
in
FuKlai.
l
particularly
good
ipialily
ami
low
in
price
1
,
From
$1.25
Up.
They
have
nice
barks
and
the
W'ti..
1.
Hi
lip
well
under
Use.
Conic
10
and
m.'k'
ORMES
LIMITED
-
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
RexaJI,
Scr
3rd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
Phone
200
and
82
'
Canadian
National
Railways
"
11
v
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
"
SHIPYARD
Operating
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nli
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
LINOLEUM
are
sanitary
and
long
wearing
Xil
U
x9
.
$14.00
YsxKj
f
'JL
x
lOJ-
$16.50
WMK'lM
'
Wz&tti'U
Furnishings
Phone
123
l
0
'
ya-i.y
-,
ir.