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the
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by
a
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gale
which
did
not
ahay
uutil
lhe
passage
across
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Slrails
from
.Massed
to
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was
being
made
yeslrday
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leamr
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ijrince
John,
Capt.
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arriied
in
port
at
3.30
yesterday
afternoon
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via
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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
March
28,
1925.
Life
Here
Is
Like
Continuous
Procession.
Life
ju
Prince
Rupert
is
like
a
continuous
procession.
People
are
constantly
coming
and"
going.
New
friends
are
"made
and
if
is
not
long
before
Ihey
leave
and
others
take
their
places.
Perhaps
this
is
good
for
the
people
as
it
keeps
them
from
rusticating.
Change
is
necessary
in
.order
lo
develop
and
keep
alive.
So
also
a
certain
amount
of
stability
is
desirable,
ill
all
gels
back
lo
he
principle
that
moderation
in
everything
is
the
right
way
of
life.
If
we
have
too
much
change
we
find
ourselves
unable
to
do
our
work.
If
we
have
too
little
we
get
into
a
rut
and
cannot
carry
on
as
otherwise
we
should.
While
all
regret
to
lose
their
friends
and
object
to
the
.constant
changes
which
ncressi-l
late
niakiug
new
friends
year'ttfler
year,
yet
the
community
benefils
from
the
infusion
of
licv'lilood
and
up
lo
the
minute
ideas.
This
Is
Season
When
Hope'
Always"
"Returns.
.-.
,
.
.
.
This
is
Hie
season
of
jhe
year
when
hope
return
to
usr
Wjr
seefresiimptioii
of
lifenew
energy
iufiisejliinto
the.;developnit'iil
of
Jhe
4?(fy)itry.
new
people
corning
fwnrrllip
outside,
"new
tix-durieoifeiiiigyiip
ajnl
,we
renew
oiir,
fa
fill
iujhe
Things
llnit
Snriiig".tn
Prince
Rupert
nie..ins
a
great
deaJ.:;-While
.-ye
have
nol
been
frozen
up
all
winter,
neither
have
we
been
in
any
way
eiit
off
from
contact
with
the
outside,
a
was
the
case
in
theearly
days
in
Dawson,
yet
we
find
new
activities
everywhere,
a
rjintfge.
of
occupation
and
recrValiouand
plenty
of
new
people
ner,e.
also
me
sunshine
iiruigs
renewed
hope
and
cheer.
i
'
i
Ask
Reduction
..
.
In
The
Takes.
Conservatives
are
asking
for
reduction
in
the
taxes
and
Progressives
are
asking
force'ilnced
expenditures
but
there
is
not'
a
district
in
Canada"
lhal
is
willing
to
give'up
its
own
pel
expenditure
in
order
to
carry
mil
the
principle
of
low
taxation
and
lower
expenditures.
-Prince
Rupert
wants
its
elevator
completed,
yet
the
opposition
in
Parliament
will
say
it
is'au
extravagance.
Do
wc
wish
lo
forego
that
elevator?
Certainly
not.
Wei
should
howl
ajid
wail
and
curse
if
work
were
stopped
'there.
Vwnnt
Ihe
money
spent
in
this
district
because
we
believe
the
moiiey
is
being
well
spent
and
so
does
every
other
constituency.
Slop
spending,
means
slop
in
the
other
parts
or
Ihe
country,
not
in
ours.
Die
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
In
spite
of
the
weather,
however,
a
good
liassafce
was
,made,
Hie
trip
taking
exactly
six
dnvsj
The
vcm'1
se),
Itrougltalktii
tyevev
fijrs'l
clav:pasWiige
irejgni
cargo.
Mie
will
return
south
on
the
same
route
sailing
at
H
o'clock
tonight.
Willi
the
new
C.X.R.
steamer
Prince
Charles
exppcled
In
arrive
on
the
coast
very
soon,
Ibis
may
he
Ihe
last
trip
or
the
Prince
John
before
she
under
goes
an
extensive
overhaul.
The
j
Charles
will
relieve
the
John
on
(the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islnnd
U'ice
either
after
this
nr
the
next
tnp.
"Now
Feeling
Fine
and
Able
to
do
my
own
work"
Mrs.
Walter
Grieves,
Co
HilL
OnL,
vrrltes:
,
"1
wai
in
uch
weakened,
run-down
condition
that
I
could
noj
take
care
of
my
houjehold
dutiei.
I
wai
unable
to
deep
at
night,
and
the
doctor
told
me
I
,wai
anaemic.
1
commenced
a
treatment
of
Dr.
Chate's
Nerve
Food
and
to-day
I
am
feeling
fine
and.
able
to
do
all
my
own
work.
"My
little
girl
had
eczema,
and
different
rem-ediei
took
no
effect
whatever.
We
got
a
box
of
Dr.
Chaie'i
Ointment
and
that
one
box
relieved
her."
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
AO
Ot.
a
box
of
60
pill,
Wrtmanaon.
IUIm
A
Co.,
Ixd.,
Toronto
SORE
ARMS
ON
PRINCESS
MARY
Passengers
Had
to
be
Vaccinated
at
Vancouver
Before
Leaving
I
for
Alaska
That
swelling
and
I
inkling
llril
Indicates
the
-successful
lakin
of
vaccination
was
beginning
to
be
fell
liv
some
1(H)
passenger?
or
so
who
'passed
through
here
lasf
night
aboard
Hie
C.P.lt.
steamer
Princess
.Mary,
Capt.
G
C
Sainley,
hound
for
Alaska
ports."
To
permit
of
their
en
tcring
Alaska,
people
must
now
produce
eerlifieates
of
recent
vaccination.
This
was
what
con-
fronted
Ihe
Marys
passenger
before
Ihey
left
Vancouver
ot
Wednesday.
Consequently,
till
most
of-them
had
lo
appear
be
fore
doctors
to
have
the
vaccine
administered.
Some
oftlieiu
last
night
were'
already
beginning
It
feel
the
effects
that
are
nol
al
ways
conducive
lo
personal
't
he
Princess
Mary,
which
wa
in
port
from
10.
.ill
lo
midnight
had
a
passenger
list
consist
iin
principally
of
employees
of
tfu
While
Pass
&
Yukon
Railway
and
prospectors
bound
for
the
Cas-s'far
gold
fields.
Some
50
passengers
came
over
from
Seattle
lo
join
Ihe
vessel
at
Vancouver,
Also
on
board
Ihe
Mary
was
(ieorge
P.
MacKenzie,
gold
commissioner
for
Yukon
Territory
who
was
on
his
way
to
Dawson
where
he
will
make
arrangements
for
moving
to
Ottawa
where
has
been
transferred
in
the
service
of
Ihe
department
o'
the
interior.
FAREWELL
PARTY
FOR
MISS
MAY
BURGESS
ON
HER
LEAVING
THE
CITY
Number
of
Her
Friends
Entertain
Her
at
Little
Dance
Last,
Night
A
Utile
farewell
dance
was
given
last
night
for
Miss
May
Burgess
who
is,
leaving
Ihe
city
next
week
for
Vancouver.
Tjie
event,
which
was
arranged
H
Y-,Vlitt,-,lho
host
fpr.
the
oc-
rasUh,
was
held
in
Ihe
Daily
News
II
the
flat
over
The
big
room
was
decOrafed
wilh
streamers
and
flowers"
and
tho
editorial
rooms
need
.
for
sitting
out.
Supper
was
served
shortly
before
midnight
and
the
party
dispersed
shortly
after
one,
following
one
or
two
short,
speeches
in
which
regret
wns
expressed
at
Miss
Burgess
leaving.
Those
present
were
Misses
II.
R.
Scott,
Jean
Kier,
Mary
Carter,
Muriel
Collison,
K.
Irwin,
Dorothy
Stephens,
Dorothy
Kidd,
Florence
Ailchison.
and
Messrs.
W.
Wall,
Rob
ltartlelt,
Len.
Rate.
Barry
Thompson.
Jack
Johns,
(i.
Fleming,
Val.
Tomlinson,
I).
II.
Murines,
II.
Rell
and
II.
F.
ullen
SCOTS
ENJOYED
SOCIAL
EVENING
Pleasant
Affair
Was
Held
Last
Night
by
St.
Andrew's
Society
In
Club
Rooms
kt'A
pleasant
social
evening
was
llnl.l
n!l.l
1...
II.
LM
...
)
iiii
iiiiil
iiy
iiir
ni.
.111-
drew's
Society
in
Ihe
club
rooms
on
Second
Avenue,
Thomas
Mc-
Clymonl.
president
of
the
sociely.
occupied
the
chair
and
the
program
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
William
Millar,
Miss
C.
Jones.
J.
K.
Davey
and
Rob
James;
violin
solos
by
D.
Ren-nell,
and
an
Irish
Jig
and
Highland
Schollische
by
Miss
Jean
Scntl
accompanied
by
Piper
James
Sturgeon.
W.
Vaughan
Davies
was
accompanist
for
Ihe
vocal
and
instrumental
numbers.
DeRshtful
refreshmenls
were
served.
Ihe
arfair
being
in
charge
of
the
house
committee.
I
j
In
the
Letter
Box
CLOSING
OF
PORT
editor,
Daily
News
With
reference
to
the
lei
lor
o'
II.
Arnold
in
your
issue
nf
27lh
Inst,
re
the
halibut
industry
we
would
like
lo
point
out
the.
following
facts:
In
11)23
I
here
was
landed
in
Canadian
PaciRo
porls
13,100,-100
lbs.
or
Canadian
halihul.
while
during
the
season
of
J'.)2i
there
was
landed
11,280,(100
lbs.
a
decrease
in
produclinu
or
1.8l!l.5iio
lbs.
in
2l.
During
1H
25
from
the
opening
of
the
season
lo
dale
there
has
been,
GOOD
-
TAS
TE
IN
FLOOR.
.
COVERINGS
-
IS
-
EASILY
E
'
1
mm
m
IT
W
S
-
IS
1
W
M
S
,
r
j
umuiMi
ji
i
i.
y
I.
af
m
-
-
'""'nillfi
III
nil-
llltlll-'
Willi
llll-
above
r.'icl
in
siirlil
it
can
be
readily
seen
that
Mie
production
ot
Canadian
halibnjican
be
con
sumed
in
Canada
And
Dial
Ihe
HER
HEADACHES
WERE
SO
BAD
SHE
COULDN'T
DO
ANYTHING
Ofire
Ihe
head
Uil
tn
aclie
and
pain
j-ou
may
rct
surel
mat
tin
faime
mmei
rnuii
thn
iniiiai'li,
liver
ir
.twiwcli,
unl
Hi"
eaufe'
mii
In-
rcnioveil
l)Cfrc
Jmr-fiiamnt
relief
may
In-
hart.
fliri-n
no
belter
remedy
for
heiiit-i-lien
or
every
denerlptUiii
than
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
ai
It
renine
Hip
pause
of
Ui
liendartic
Irf
a
y
thai
Ii"
ollh
t
riMiiedy
will
do.
Mn.
Win.
llelpard,
Lower
Stewlaike,
X.S.,
wrlten:-
"
mirrered
rur
a
lowr
lljne
with
my
dead,
n
would
aclie
ami
aelie
until
II
niiiili'
mn
m,
,k
j
could
nut
do
njllilnir,
but
arter
taklnr
fmir
Imliles
of
H.ll.ll.
I
feel
thai
I
eannAl
rewiiiiinepd
It
!'
liliflily
in
ai
thiwe
iutttrinit
from
headacliea
of
any
alti'i,"
,.
.
B.H.H.,
ha
been
nn
the
market.
fur
Urn
pt
I
ft
year
and
It
iVcuirtiUeil
by
all
lm
have
tid
It
in
bo
wIIIkhiI
aii
eual
i
a
remedy
for
headache!
put
up
only
h.v
Tlic
T.
Mllburri
Co.,
I.lmlled,
Toronto.
Out.
ym
jj
w
ii
j
ii
-PET1
-
i
i
i
n
wcp
ti
fp-H
If
y$
Iff
Mi
March
28,
1915.
William
'
Malison,
M.I'.P.,
Conferva!
ive
ciij'iilldale
for
I
lie
legi.
lalure
addressed
a
uieelinir
i:.'
.,
......
...
!
I.,
t
.A.,
iiauaiiian
market
will
no
douhf
i
"
-
ii
.
uigiii.
u.
iiraun
pre-
absorb
more
halibut
than
Ihnhling.
L.
II.
Kenney
was
a
meaker
oil
behalf
of
the
Lib-
nils.
Sir
Frederick
Williams-Tay-
ior.
general
manager
or
Ihe
Rank
or
Montreal,
has
suhniilled
a
stalenieiii
lo
the
city
explain
ing
wiiy
n
is
costing
Prince
llu-pert
more
lo
obtain
loans
at
this
lime.
t
Mayor
Newlon
and
Aid.
Mor-rissey
will
resign
rrom
Ihe
city
council,
City
Solicitor
Peters
having
reported
that
Ihey
hnv,
become
disclaimed
through
business
connections
with
the
cily.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
O.
Kenno,
Terrace;-
Thoma
Snell,
llanall;
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
H,
R.
Frost,
Miss
Phyllis
Welch
and
It.
It,
Maxwell,
Hue.klry
Ray;
i.'-oii
i.iiiieiieiu,
C.
W.
'Pftndv,
"
oor
at
very
moderate
cost
There's
wonderful
satisfaction
in
having
a
beautiful
floor
when
you
know
it
hasn't
cost
much.
That's
one
of
the
reasons
why
Dominion
Linoleum
is
so
popular.
It
places
true
floor
beauty
within
everybody's
reach.
There
are
designs
suitable
for
any
room,
worked
up
in
delightful
color
combinations.
A
dash
of
brightness
here,
'subdued
loveliness
there
in
short,
a
rang-
of
selection
to
meet
every
need
ar.d
every
taste.
Dominion
Linoleum',
costing
so
little
in
the
first
place,
lasts
for
years.
The
colors
will
not
fade.
Light
mopping
or
brushing
keeps
Its
firm,
smooth
surface
spotlessly
clean
and
as
briti
t
and
fresh
looking
-is
the
day
it
was
laid.
Dominion
Linoleum
is
a
practical
floor
for
day.in
and
day-out
use,
a
floor
the
kiddies
can
really
play
on,
a
floor
that
defies
the
heaviest
grown-up
tread.
Dominion
linoleum
comes
in
widths
sufficient
to
cover
any
ordinary'
room
from
wall
to
wall
without
seam
or
crack.
Enjoy
its
comfort,
beauty
and
economy
in
YOUR
home.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
have
all
the
practical
advantages
of
Dominion
Linoleum.
Their
beauty
ii
admired
evirywhere.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
re
moderate
in
price
and
being
all
in
one
piece,
are
eaaily
moved
if
deiired.
They
lie
perfectly
flat
without
fattening
of
any
.kind
and
will
not
rumple
up,
curl
or
tear.
Alwoy
turn
ovtr
Iht
ede
when
buying
and
look
for
Ihe
$lrt,ng,
lun-fibre
bock,
II
gaurahltM
years
aril
yturs
of
satisfactory
wear.
DominKn
Linoleum
and
Rugs
are
made
in
Canada
by
Ihe
manufacturers
of
Ihe
famous
Dominion
Dal:
tleship
Linoleum.
AT
HOUSE
FURNISHING
DEPARTMENTAL
AND
GENERAL
STORES
398,000
IbstA-nf
halibut'
'Canadian
jiVia'l
:
wilt
produce
In
yawoflocrrs
EVERYWHEUE
Dominion
Linoleum
mded
here,
whije
during
johfl
ID-5r
;
mie
period
in
lUi'.i
there
wh,4-
Tlier-folc.Hvifh
conditions
as
6H
1,70(1
lbs.
landetljwhich
slidw
suchi
andrtjW
Canadian
"
flee'
thai
the
producliouVijf
Can
all
Ian
-faired,
with'-ftM
.'
la'cl
thai
'under
halibut
is
slill
deejjning,
a
dc-J
present
ftoildijious
Ihey
cannoS
crease
or
-8(5,700
.Ifiir
Ihe
above
'operate
uifleVsr
some
relief
is
I
period
IT:
.
I
"
.
.
:
...
.
Therefore
takiuv&tr.
Arnold's
own
figures
in
which'
be
says
the
excess
of
exports
(iJ
balihul
over
lbs.
and
licdurtinp-lic
-difference
in
production
or
W)i
or
l,9!),.
500
R.s.
il
eaVH3'i3lf.i'in
lbs
(lid
or.
lie
prodjihlfnn
iluring
has
fallen'
drj28(i.700
lbs.
til
granted
ariySve-'
not
justified
in
isking
forslhrf
closing
of
Iho
hort
lo
Aiiierf
Canadian
bo.ajs"
can
he
operated
imporls
in
1023
was
2.23
1,7
1
ft
at
a
proMt.
erfc'an
vessel
Is
so
Ilia'.
Aours
very
Inilv.
lanadian
Jlaliliil.
Fishing.
Vessel
0
wilerij
A
ssocia
lion.
"
ri""''"iiii.
w
nuring
the
short
liliie
the
sea-
I
m
V
son
has
been
opcinijii.s
year
youjj
1
Wl
I
eSt!TS
AffO
will-
see
II.
al
in
l(g5
there
will;
J
In
Prince
Rupert
he
no
excess
for
eXflorl.
'n-m
,
LiunlC-irnn-nn
-
-'
r
.wit-in..
..i
ii...
..ftiii..-
...in.
ii.
.
New
Sprihg
HATS
BROCK
.
BILTMORE
BILTMORE
$0.00-$5.00,
$4.00
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
Third
Avenue
Another
Poland
Canal
Opportunity
r
ll.rt
Mnrlpr
Id;
In
Mill-
Co.,
Lid.,
is
now
offered
the
public
at
27w
per
-Imr
is
the
only
other
shipping
nilife
besides
Ihe
I'nTiiie'"
"!
Porllaml
Cniinl
District.
Ore
shipped
lnl
vc
r
ni".-
paid
development
work.
Kor
full
in
formation
upi'1
H.
W.
M.
ROLSTON
&
CO.
,.
Stewart.
Stockbrokers.
Seallle;
F.
C.
.Manning,
Victoria'
M.
Renjainln,
New
Weslminslei
.
K.
Ruelling,
Cily.
Central
W.
Craig,
C.X.R.;
Marlin
Rran-dal
and
O.
A
I
Inc.
city.
.1.
McPhnil
of
the
T.
A.
Kellv
Logging
(Jo.'s
slalf
at
d.ogan
In
lei
arrived
from
Ihe.
Islands
o:.
Ihe
Prince
.Inhn
yeslenlay
arter
noon
on
his
way
south.
The
sum
or
13.35
was
reali
zed
al
Ihe
lea
and
sale
nT
home
cooking
and
muslcale
held
yes
terday
afternoon
hy
k
Women's
Auxiliary
of
SI.
Andrew's
Angli
can
Cluirclrnl
Ihe
homes
of
Mrs.
A.
F..
Razill..lones
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills
In
Ihe
Wahlron
Apartment
sA
Mrs.
It.
SI.
(1.
Lee
poured:
Mrs.
Jack
Rarnsley,
Mrs.
A.
I..
Ilollhy.
ii"iiii,
Mrs.
..no.
4,
A.
T.
i,
Parkin
raiKio
and
aim
i
i.i.
,
,,
,,
,
Cihsn,
n.
i;
"",1,,Pr""n'
f'o.
.Mrs.
.Nicholson
served,
and
Mrs.
I
Ii'i
",""""''
N.
W.
C
Orchard
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Nelson
t
iin
i
Jr'Ro'wde!;-
i!nf
"Kzsbs,,,;:
f,f
A
Modern
Dental
Service
At
a
Moderate
fee
ri
ij
i
Aipx-andct
Smith
Block
phone
i
St.
Re
Cafe
Prince
ftup.rfs
lm
Beitaurint...
Un.urp(
A
Bak.ry
Third
Avii-u-