ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
TAG
DAY
MADE
AT
I
AUXILIARY
MEETING
Convenors
Appointed
to
Look
After
Various
Sections
of
the
City
Final
arrnnppmcnl?
for
t
lie
lap
lay
Itrwiil
of
Hi'
cliihlrenV
wunli
fund
which
will
In-
held
mi
S.il-iinlny
hy
lh'
llnspjlnl
Ladies'
Auxiliary
worn
inadi
at
a
niccl-inu
if
Hie
auxiliary
which
look
place
yfslcidny
aflrrnixni
at
I
lie
lininr
jif
I
lie
priMtdcnt,
.Mr.
Frank
Hildi,
Scvi-nlh
Avenuft.
.Mr..
Hon
Self
will
he
in
charpc
al
liiHiliinii'lt'r.
in
lh
Mi'd
Cmn
Hut
and
will
Im
ndiovpd
hy
Mrs.
('..
F,
ICi'inn
and
Mrs.
Harry
At
kins.
Gnrrvi'nors
for
various
rorrii'rx
will
he
as
follows:
(rmV.
Miss
K'lilli
"McOaul,
ll.N.
McCulchcnn's
.Miss
Helen
Solloway.
II.
X.
I'oal
onire
-Mrs.
C.
V.
Kemp
and
Mrs.
H.
II.
Afiintl.
Slalion
and
wharf
Mrs.
V.
f.
Mux
ley.
Wallace'
nnd
O.l'.n.
Mrs.
C.andow'.
;
.
Mrs.
FrueU's
ahd'.Ialioifr'.s
Mtvy.
IMIjH
.whii
if
..njVo.
Aoifo
nfler
Hie
(fry
d'oV.'eoh'l
slorase
nml
nwinlll.
Any
ladies
willinn
In
assist
Jn
lafiiiiR
should
coiiiiiiiinicnte
wild
Mrs.
Oihli.
WORK
OF
LIBRARY
Interest
Keeps
up
Well
and
Borrowings
Steady:
Donations
Number
13
for
April
That
the
work
of
Ihe
lihrary
Is
keeidnir
ti
i
well
was
reporled
al
I
lit;
meeting
oT
Ihe
I'rinee
Ilu-imi'l-
i.ilirarv
Hoard
lasl
nluhl
h'
iMiss
Vhilel
.Morlinier.
lilirarian.
Tin.
loin!
ciiTiilalion
for
the
immfli
of
Anril
was
.11.18
and
Ihe
lil.rai'yKwa
open
21
days
jrivlnu'
f
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ill)
7
l'or
an
uyerafii1
i'
the
same
nionlli
last
year
Ihe
loinl
elrenlallrin
was
".'Hrtlt
nr
nn
,rvi.n,r'
i.iiiiiiiitioii
iter
day
oi
,
I'Ju.i
.L
were
.12
new
horrnwers
iii.i.in
Dm
miinlli.
seven
nf
'I'M
llip
1
which
were
In
Ihe
Juvenile
de-
inirimoiil
Twelve
funis
were
eaneelled
leavlnfr
t
OOrt
cards
now
mil.
'Piii'leen
hooks
were
ohlainetl
by
slfl
nnd
elshl
by
pnrchase
while
1
1
were
cniiffllfd
leaving
on
Ilia
shelves
or
in
circulalioa
loday
l,3C1.
Those
prfsenl
al
Ihe
ttifeliniir
were
If.
P.
fiillen,
rlialrmnn;
Mr.
Klrkpulrlck,
Aid.
Smith,
Q-
55.'
my
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b?Im?PVox
farms
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l-Arr4
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fr'im,i',n
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Nor
ll.ern
vllljln
hlJin
In
the
Korku.
xen
from
I
he
Alatkan"
fraiurlna
Thorn..
AUHih.,.
.,!
.rrreonl
,..r
llanfl.
4-lncimal
Mrlctuot
While
It
may
be
true
that
In
the
maklni
of
moving
rlctures
Canada
lags
a
trifle
behind
the
United
States,
there
Is
at
least
one
particular
In
which
American
producers
are
becoming
more
and
more
dependant
upon
the
Dominion
for
the
proper
production
of
their
super-films.
And
Uiat
particular
Is
scenery.
They
may
have
their
stars,
their
mechanical
contrivances,
their
experience
and
their
wealth,
but
during
the
past
few
years
they
have
learned
that
for
sheer
beauty
of
scenery
and
splendor
of
"settings'',
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rocky
Mountains
are
unsurpassable
That
this
discovery
was
made
at
all
Is
due
mainly
to
one,
Mr.
Ernest
Sblpman.
Two
or
three
yean
ago
it
occurred
to
Mr.
Shlpman
(who
has
produced
some
notable
pictures
In
his
time)
that
there
were
certain
spots
In
the
Rocky
Mountains,
snch
as
Banff,
Lake
Louise,
Emerald
Lake
and
their
environs,
which
were,
on
account
of
their
singular
beauty,
admirably
adapted
to
the
production
of
Northern
dramas.
So
he
marshalled
his
forces,
placed
hfs
beloved
megaphone
securely
under
hfs
arms
and
embarked,
via
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
for
the
Roi
hr
1
Here,
"with
Henry
MacRfie
direct
Inf.
he
proceeded
to
film
'The
Foreigner"
near
the
shores
of
Lake
Ixulse,
with
the
magnificent
mountain
for
a
background,
and,
for
a
itage,
one
of
the
most
exquisite
spots
on
earth.
The
result
whh
that,
not
only
did
he
produce
a
splendid
picture
but
that
the
Uockiea
sprang
Into
Instant
popularity
as
a
settlns
tor
northern
dramas.
Since
then
.scores
of
other
"super-films"
hare
been
produced
and
many
Tillalns
have
paid
the
penalty
of
their.
foul
deeds,
many
modest
maidens
have
yielded,
to
the
woolnp
of
strong,
silent
men;
many
dauntless
heroes
have
faced
the
nameless
terrors
of
the
Alaskan
wilds,
on
the
peaceful
shores
of
Kmerald
Iako
and
the
Innocent
highway
between
Danff
and
Windermere.
Among
the
most
notable
pictures
screened
entirely
or
In
part,
with
the
Rockies
for
a
background,
are
"Back
to
God's
Country',
"The
River's
Knd",
"The
Alaskan",
"Empty
Hands",
"The
Sky
Pilot",
"Glengarry,
Schooldays',,
"The
'.Man
From
Glengarry",
"The
Valley
of
Silent
Men",
"Frivolous
Sal"
""irongheart"
and
"The
Foreigner".
"
ltinc
.
1
'h?t
when
V.
Wilkinson.
.Ijimcs
Mack
nml
.Iih
lilirarian.
In
the
Letter
Box
!
ALICE
'ARM
CLAIMS
Kdilor
Daily
News.
II
has
cume
to
my
liAiowfede
Dial
a
lol
of
falsi
rumors
Jiave
heeu
clreulaled
repardinK
some
mineral
claims
owned
hy
'
me.
To
correel
any
false
impressions
reftardinp:
same
I
would
feel
pralcful
for
a
lillle
space
in
your
valuable
paper.
To
he
brief,
ll(e
facts
are
these,
I
hooded
Ihe
War
Dance
(Iroup
of
Mineral
Claims
at
Alice
Arm,
ami
Ihe
pe.ojile
win
bonded
I
hem
sold
slock
lo
the
fjencral
public.
Finding
that
Ihe
men
were
not
keeping
faith
wilh
me
and
were
piling
up
debts
against
the
property.
I
mortgaged
some
oilier
properly
and
bought
the
shares
back
fmuillic
shareholders.
Since
then
Ihe
War
Dance
and
Wavcrly
(I
roups
have
been
sold
lo
pay
olT
my
indebtedness.
I
have
lost
two
excellent
looking
properties,
hul
have
had
the
satisfaction
of
having
projected
al
leasl
some
of
Ihe
invesliiig
public,
nml
slill
hope
for
I
lie
good
of
this
mining
district
thai
Hiose
wliii
iim,vown
Ihe
properly
will
meet
with
every
success
in
their
venture.
A.
MHU'IIU.
WOMEN
AND
THE
CHILDREN'S
WARD
AT
THE
HOSPITAL
Kdilor
Daily
News.
Your
front
page
editorial
on
women
giving
In
Ihe
Children's
Ward
of
the
Hospital
is
not
In
very
good
lasle.
You
ought
In
know,
being
a
married
man,
I
hat
Ihe
men
usually
cairy"lhe
money
.sacks
and
they
do
not
earry
them
any
loo
carefully.
They
like
lo
make
good
fellows
of
themselves
by
giving
away
money
Dial
ought
to
go
to
their
wives.
Thai
is
Ihe
reason
we
have
acquired
Ihe
"hahil
of
allowing
men
to
do
the
paying."
We
can't
help
our
selves.
I
Ihink
I
saw
in
your
paper
a
few
days
ago
Hint
Ihe
women
of
one
oP
Ihe
I.O.D.K.
chapters
were
going
lo
furnish
the
ward
when
it
is
fixed
up.
That
seems
a
In
I
for
women
lo
do,
seeing
us
I
hey
don'l
carry
Ihe
money
bags,
It
is
likely
Ihat
women
ami
girls
made
most
of
the
donations
to
the
Presbyterian
Sunday
School
fund
nud
I
notice
one
of
the
men
cm
Ihe
list
you
published
gave
his
wife
credit
for
a
share
In
Ihe
donnlion.
If
Ihe
nlhers
had,
I,
for
one,
should
have
thought
moro
of
them.
If
the
woman
you
Sit
In
your
favorite
mmri
lmn
and
gaze
In
silent
admiration
on
the
loi'Mddinff
beauty
of
Alaska,
the
hlil
of
Shasta
or
the
still
Sierras,
you
are.
In
reality,
gazing
at
something
far
nearer
home,
not
nearly
so
forbidding
and
Inflnlfolr
mnr
ha-m.
tifiil
tbe
Rocky
Mountain
them
selves.
So,
America
may
have
her
Hollywood
and
her
monopoly
of
the
industry,
but
now
that
the
value
nr
th
Korkles
as.
a
place
where
people
may
cnooi
tne
rapids,
mu
each
other,
make
love,
win
fortunes
and
Indulge
In
the
other
cleaaant
nattlmps
nvrti.
liar
to
movledom,
haa
been
realized,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
Canada
s
position
In
the
realm
of
the
silent
drama
Will
shortly
become
mrtrt
tirnmlnent
than
It
has
been
In
the
past
The
Rockies
are
ndw
easily
accessible,
there
are
Canadian
Parffle
hotels
at
some
of
the
most
attractive
points,
the
light
atmosphere
and
other
conditions
are
good,
and
there
Is
no
reason
In
the
world
why
they
should
not
eventually
become
a
ver-
uaDie
"iioiiywood
of
th
Hill.
does
not
earn
the-
money,
she
saves
il
for
Ihe
man,
so
he
can
Intake
a
good
fellow
of
himself.
I
don'l
like
lo
inirsl
into
print,
hul
I
want
iti-diee.
I
seen
as
yon
was
likely
In
gel
away
Willi
I
hat
)
gulf
aboul
women
not
paying
land
I
wan
led
lo
head
il
off.
Now
then,
sir,
aTioul
the
child
ren'
ward.
I
'shall
do
niy
lillle
share
in
it
ami"
I
know
Hie
other
women
will
do
the
same
hut
I
don'l
wanl
none
of.
your
lector
iug
lo
niitke
me
do
il.
liive
the
ineu
a
bil
of
a
'nib,
and
)el's
see
fair
piny
iif
this
game.
On
pay
day,
if
my
old
man
will
let
me,
I
shall
leave
a
dollar
or
two
at
Ihe
Daily
.News
olllce
fur
the
children,
for
we
nil
wanl
lo
see
the
ward
there
where
they
can,
have
Ihe
hesl
attention
hul
Fill
like
you
lo
publish
this
and
let
I
he
men
know
I
hat
they
can't
gel
away
with
everything.
MO
I
II
KH
OF
TWO.
FEW
NEW
BOOKS
IN
THE
LOCAL
LIBRARY
Sociology
and
Philosophy
Repre
sented
In
Recent
Additions
to
Collection
Severjil
ney
punks,
ni)
Sociology
and
philosophy
have
recently
been
added
to
Ihe
l'rjiice
Hupert
library
anions
them
being:
'The
Power
Within."
Us,"
hy
Charles
Haudnuin.
"
The
Inexcusable
Jiie,"
hy
II.
II.
Peal.
.
"Pro
Yila
Monaslica,"
by
11.
D.
Sedgwick.
"The
World's
Living
Re
ligions,''
by
It.
R.
Hume..
"The
Fiiilerslamlfng.
of
Re
ligion,"
by
K.
T.
Hrewsler.
"Christianity
.
JJitd
Ihe
llnee
Problem",
by
'
H.
Oldham.
"Play
and
Recreation,"
hy
II.
S.
Curds.
GOOD
ENOUGH
FOR
PRINCE
OF
WALES
Came
to
Canada
to
Ranch
Because
British
Heir
Led
Way
,WI.YMPi:C,
Man.,
May
fi.
"Wih
a
I
was
good
i.,iiouh
for
Ihe
Pjinee
of
Vale-s,
is
good
enough
for
tne,"
was
Ihe
principle
that
guided
W.
W.
Ilubbell,
lale
of
Staffordshire,
Knglnnd,
in
choosing
Canada
as
Ihe
future
home
for
himself
and
faintly,
"Yes,"
sahl
Mi
Ilubbell,
when
a
man
like
the
Whiee
of
Wales,
who
Jias
I
ravelled
all
p'vex
the
world,
buys
a
ranch
In
Ahcrlii,
II
means
In
say
that
lie
lias
found
Canada
fo
lie
a
pretty
good
country.
The
llubbels,
however,
will
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right.
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
take
up
farming
in
.Manitoba.
Mrs.
Ilubbell,
also
was
ipies-
liiined
why
Canada
was
selected.
"Well,"
she
said,
I
had
a
great
uncle
out
here
who
lived
to
be
ll.'l
years
old.
I
concluded
it
must
be
a
heathy
country,
even
though
it
does
got
cold
at
limes.
ALICE
ARM
Mrs.
H.
Smilh
is
visiting
in
Prince
Ituperl
with
her
dauKhler.H
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Will
Stephen
havniarrjved
here
from
Prince
Ituperl.
Mr,
Stephen
has
taken
a
'position
with
the
Abbolsford
Lodging
Co.
A
new
gasoline
speeder
has
been
placed
On
Ihe
Dolly
Varden
Railway
hy
Ihe
ihvonrlnienl
of
public,
works..
II
will
be
used
5p
transporting
supplies
and
men
to
the
Upper
Kilsaull
Valley.
j
Sport
ChatJ
The
selection
of
Hen
Self
n.4
president
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
fhieball
Association
should
prove
a
happy
one.
Hen
has
always
been
one
of
Ihe
tnosl
ur-denl
supporters
and
active
organizers
of
I
his
sporl
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
game
should
prosper
and
enjoy
a
great
deal
of
pnpularily
under
his
direction.
Also
he
should
be
able
lo
combine
Ibis
olllce
wilh
Ihat
of
head
of
Ihe
Fair
Hoard
lo
advantage.
There
will
he
a
further
organization
mecllng
nf
Ihe
Association
lliis
week
nl
which
some
idea
should
he
obtained
as
to
baseball
prospects
for
the
forthcoming
season
which
will
probably
open
about
May
2.
'
Three
teams
Mine,
Smeller
and
Klks
will
be
entered
in
I
ho
Anyox
baseball
league
Ibis
summer.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
It's
mighty
good
business
league
look
place
last
week
and
ollieers
were
elected
as
follows:
President.
Doug
Hoi;
vice-president,
Waller
Olsen;
secretary,
Harry
Thorley;
arbitration
board
II.
Kirk,
T.
(Sitmour,
.1.
Swan-son,
.1.
Wilson
and
.lack
Potlin-ger.
.limmie
Mitchell,
formerly
of
Prince
Ituperl,
has
the
organization
of
Ihe
smelter
team
in
hand
and
is
now
signing
up
players.
An.nllfinpt
.
lo
he
made
to
revive,
llie
Lacrosse.
Association
wilh
a
view
lo.
encouraging
Hio
nuH'omir
game
here."
With"
that
end
in
view
a
meeting
is
lo
he
held
in
the
city
hall
Thursday
night.
Local
enthusiasts
are
anxious
that
any
lacrosse
players
oi
people
interested
in
Ihe
game
shall
he
at
that
meeting.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
TERR
ITORY
OF
ALASKA)
DIVISION
NUMBER
ONE.
HVDER
PRECINCT
III
I
In'
.Matter
nr
III.'
Ksuic
nf
l.eatha
IMVK
IX'renseu.
.NiimliiT
Id
Prolan-.
'Tintlrn
to
Heirs.
Hy
vlrlno
or
an
order
(Inly
Mkih-iI
unit
mailt,
or
record
m
ilin
above
enlllleit
court
on
Urn
nth
l.ir
or
adi-ii.
in?;.
n-
tl'i
Is
hereby
tlvi'ii
lo
(Teil)
liavH.
the
ulli'Kfil
liushanil
of
the
above
nami'il
n-
ci'V'.ed
and
to
all
other
imtsoih
claimant
an
InW're.H
In
Ihe
alMive
named
estate
Ihat
l
hoy
and
earn
or
them
are
hereby
re
quired
lo
bit
and
appear
In
the
above
em
ilea
cuiin
at
ii.viiit.
AiaMta.
ami
suit-
mil
al!raclory
proof
or
letrhlp
within
sixty
day
rrom
the
-date
or
the
flrsl
imlilioallon
hereof.
And
If
von
fall
so
to
appear
and
rile
mill
Rallfaitory
proof,
n
donee
of
tills
rtmri
win
i
eiuemi
rorremiiH'
yimr
in
toeest
therein.
Hate
nr
First
Puhtlratlnn,
April
S7.
tS.
Halo
of
I.H't
I'libtioatlon,
Jimn
S7.
iva.
OIIEM
f.
IIILI.,
Administrator.
NOTICE.
IN
THE
MATTKIl
of
an
application
for
inr
i.4ii
or
a
rri'Kii
rerurioaio
nr
line
ror
I
i,l
nineteen
(It)
and
twenty
(SO)
lllork
thirty-two
J),
Sertlon
Hre
()
t:ily
of
Crlnon
linneri.
Man
1143.
Satisfactory
proof
or
the
destruction
nf.
the
Certificate
of
title,
rovrrlnir
tne
above
land
havln
been
furnished
lo
(till
office
it
l
my
Intention
to
Issue,
arter
the
expiration
of
thirty
(an)
dl4
from
the
first
publication
hereof,
a
duplicate
I'.i'l'tlhrato
or
Tllle
rovorlntr
Ihe
ald
Iaml4
In
the
namvn
of
I'KTKfl
M.
CASSMlY
and
KH
INK
CASsmv,
which
Certificate
of
tllle
Is
dated
the
IJth
AtlKilst.
1013,
and
nuinhered
mi
I,
II.
F.
MACI.Konj
llerl'trar
nf
Tllle.
I.
ami
floKlstry
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riupert,
ii.
n.
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