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Thursday.
April
30,
I02T..
One
Of
Canada's
Sweetest
Singers
Charles
(i,
Jj.
Huberts,
one
uf
Canada's
sweetest
singers,
is
wilh
us
today
and
also
it
is
i
he
noted
that
he
is
one
of
Canada's
great
humorists.
Last
night
to
a
select
few
in
the
Roolh
School
he
read
some
of
his
poems
and
talked,
or
himself
and
his
work
and
the
people
he
had
met.
And
his
talk
jttsj.
bubbled
with
humor,
spontaneous
and
natural.
Apparently
Dr.
Roberts
knows
that
poetry
is
something
to
be
taken
in
small
.quantities.
Like
pie
it
is
too.
rich
for
a
steady
diet.
Knuwing.
this
the
visitor
dressed
it
all
up'in
a
background
of
humor
and
cutting
it
carefully,
in
little
slices,
dealt
it
out
carefully
and
gently
and
soily
and
sweetly
and
rnitsicallv
and
passed"
it
into
the
s-ytcm
of
those
present
without
nitv
danger
uf
giving
them
poetic
dyspepsia.
Jl
was
wonderful,
the
Way
he
did
il.
Ourelie
read:
three-poems,
conse-.ulively
and
the
audience
wis
then
already
wishing
for
rpore
of
the
dressing
and
they
c:
1
-.ii
.
.i.
.
!
.
.
.
oiinic
miuiors
wjio
iry
10
rean
ineir-own
works,
injure
the
..iiuii:
mini:
saie
sue
oi
ui
llteir
men-
ItOOKS.
hooks,
jni
DM
not
noi
so
i
Huberts.
II..
All
Ml
n.
tln
......
who
were
out
last
uyjlil
wjl
yant
more
or
the
kind
thev
heart
huf
tinrorluuately
they
wilLhave
n
take
iUwilhuiil
the
tlressini
id.
sing,
....
1
1.?
ii,i.YHiinni
pocnis,
nature
stones
romances
.iiiu
Historical
works,
lint
so
far
as
we
know,
he
has
not
pub
Jished
;
1
1
1
-
hiiniii'iiiK
nnt-
.,..,1
.....
........i
i...
:
.
"tut
wr.
viuiiurr
wny.
Illirillir
IS
inn
stiMiig
grace
in
life
anil
he
has
it
in
almndance,
vet
he
re-fuses
to
give
it
to
the
world.
Perhaps
he,
.has
thuie
lids
and
w.
urn
n-ni
ii,
imh
ii
ne
mis,
ne
should
tlo
it
more.
Whv
be
always
serious
officially,
and
so
delightfully
human
in
his'-un-
.
iiri.u
c-ipaniyr
i.et
us
hope
that,
he
may
yet
round
out
hi
Ulsr
"J
p.Miuisuing
a
volume,-
Iku
j;
ev.er
st
.small,
of
muiks,
poetry
tr
prose
pos.Mldy
bollu
And
Why
Call
Him
Charles
G.
D.?
No.
wonder
Bliss
Carman
is
a
poet.
He
has
a
poet's
Mani'.
But
hoAvever
a
man
could
be
a
poet
ami
known
officially
as
.har
es
(,
D
,s
heyt.ud
comprehension.
He,
might
easily
be
Uiarhe
fobcrls
the
poet,
hut
nothing
hut
hard
work
and
"
persistent
adyer
Using
could
possibly'offsel
the
handicap
of
a
name
s
ich
as
that
held
out
It.
us.
If
we
came
to
know
him
nffer"imi-alely
ns
a
Tew
possibly
do,
what
are
we
to
call
him?
"Dear
Uiaries.ti.
I),.?
'
The
poelry
and
romance
imme.lialely
take
flight
ami
wo,,have
mdhiirg
hut
the
man
left.
".or.ct-Hl'g'Jinir,
we
admire
DrRoherts,
hut
will,
such
nil
nu
official
name
.t
is
difficnll,
although
we
have
to
,lo
it.
j
spile
or
the
severe
handicap.
Even
yet,,
perhap.
it
mav
'not
be
.
late,
when
he
publishes
that
book
or
l.umor,
'
It,
sign
son.e-Ihiiig
JhaLwe
cab
repeat,
without
n
shudder.
See
The
Beautiful
on
Things:,.
)fa
,,.
'ijwm$$$Fti&&
..I.,
l'lcasurable
'irusoraoie
iasK
iu&ri.NW,
nr
thn
r...i
:j
...
ir.r.i-"
'i
-..ti
?
'rTTi3
ii
in-
l.enollf.,l
i
.
...
"I
'
'
"
"
mo
iiiicrproi
""crprm
ine
me
.
v
i.iaj
tilings
around
ns
is.
searching
for
the
beautiful
and
ticcnsionnllv
inllt
1
o
be
n
wavs
In
...
t.
n
:i
t.
.
own
as
to
be
able
efrectively
It,
pass
V
7
lo
e
"
n
,,sl
e
he
w
rbl.as
lo
UMIIce
people
ft,
In.y
his
works
ami
thus
make
a
.mi.
Mr
n'am?
Huberts
must
Y1"
he
a
',,,e
happy
'"P
man,
f
hRWln
l,e
Pi-
But,
friends,
tlo
not
Iry
In
be
poets,
unless
von
are
unite
wire
you
.can't
be
anything
else.
Only
mpi
a
few
of
H,e
g
,
tl
of
hem
can
eat
three
t.mes
a
day
and
now
ami
and
i.e.,
lake
a-glass
of
wine.
And
above
all,
,
not
try
lo,
comme
c"
our
Ihcl.fo-
by
inflicting
yonr
efforts
on
your
fe
how
o
ne
"Over
Trouble
so
Severe
I
Had
to
Quit
Work"
Mr.
Thoma.
Honey,
Brantford,
Ont,
write:
1
was
a
great
aufferer
from
enlarraent
of
the
Ii...
U.
monthi,
and
hnally
I
had
to
quit
work.
I
would
wake
up
in
the
mornings
with
a,
bitter
taste
in,
my
mouth,
had
frequent
headaches,
yellow
complexion,
and
pain
in
my
right
side,
and
between
the
shoulder
blades.
It
was
almost
unbearable,
and
terribly
weakening.
I
could
not
sleep
at
night
and.
my
heart
also
bothered'
me.
But
the
whole
trouble
has
now
left
me,
thanks
to
that
wonderful
medicine,
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
85
t.
n
hox
of
35
pills,
l'lmanson
lUt
A
.,
IUl.,
'ftiruntu
?;
BLACK
BUGS
ORGANIZATION
Local
Club
Formed
to
Look
Af-
iihiiiIv
ter
Interest
of
Everybody,
Especially
Members
The
Daily
News
is
informed
on
reliable
authority
that
a
new;
or
gini.allon
has
been
formed
in
ilhc
cily
iuid
Dial
alreadyofficers
for
the
year
have
been
.
chosen
land
properly
installed
with-
due
cclal,.
The
club
has
as
its.
mot
to:
"He
who
works
hardest
eats
most,"
and
occasionally
mem
hers
regale
themselves
at
dinner
at
one
of
tile
local
hostelries
The
organi.alioii
has
named
it
self
The
.
Black
Dims
lioo,
Club"
and
-fiat-1
of
the
iniliatinn
ceremony
consists
in
Hie
candi
dale
being
compelled
to
repeat
I
he
name
nY
the
club
rapidly
and
willinui
hesitation.
One
of
the
objects
of
the
club
is-lo
eulerlaiu
illustrious
or
no
torions
visitors
and
two
of
these
were
recently
honored,
and
the
police
are
now
on
their
track.
The
club
expects
to
take
its
place
anion)!
the
other
eighty
fraternal
more
or
less
unselfish
organizations
of
the
cily
and
lo
lake
a
particular
interest
in
civic
affairs,
especially
in
guarding
the
inferesls
of.
the
lpcal
beer
parlors
and
bootleg
joints.
It
will
also
see
that
(ho
government
dispensary
is
conducted'
in
such
a
way
as
lo
give
the
largest
amount
of
Ihpior
possible,
on
every
permit.
The
organization
does
not
at
present
wish
lo
publish
the
list
of
officers
an.'Ldoes
n't
have
its
meetings
reported,
believing,
like
ome
of.
the
fraternal
orgauiza
lion,
that
publicity
is
the
worst
enemy
of
bugs.
They
also
be-
ieve
that
they
would
have
(o
go
out
of
existence
if
the
police
once
irol
wind
of
what
they
were
do
ing.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
and
everyone
string
of
his
has
eyeglasses.
A
HICK
town
is
one
that
.quarrels
wilh
some
oilier
village
as
to
Ihelr
relative
imparlance.
A.N
open
enemy
Is
worlb
a
Int.
Cherish
him.
He
won't
hurl,
you
much.
TIIH
larger
you
are
thn
snial
Icr
your
I
roubles
appear.
TIIK
more
a
man
sees
of
some
dappers,
Ihe
more
ho'appceelatcs
his
wife.
YOU
may
have
heard
or
Ihe
woman
who
(old.
he
teacher
her
;
CII.MH.KS
(i.
D,
Huberts,
the
hlpenose
poet
is
with
ns
today
not
iced
I
lie
r
IT
was
a
great
shock
lo
many
to
think
that
this
poel
had
not,
it
shock
of
hair
to
shock
us.
TIM
poel
read
A
bit
of
verse
Il
rolled
in
cadence
.
Full
ye
I
lerse;
And
il
filled
'our
souls
With
Ihe
love
of
Brings
And
carried
us
on"
On
dreamland
wings.
Bui
the
1'oct's
hair
Was
cropped
quite
shorl,
For
Ibis
was
a
poet
Of
ililfereul
sort.
It
gave
us
a
shock
To
see
his
glasses,
And
we
opeped
our
mouths
Like
silly
"asses.
Hub
the
poet
talked
About
men
and
things,
'And
clippetl
ipiije
short
Our
dreamland
wings.
;;
Ahd
'we
found,
alas,
iti
our
great
msniaj
,Tiat;,)ie.
ptiel
j-gve'uti
IAKR
says
in
the
old
day
married
life
was
just
one
darned
kid
after
another
but
lodav
il
U
ust
one
jazz
parly
afler
another.
IF
one
got
only
sixty
cents
an
hour
for
whipping'
a
si
ream,
very
few
would
lake
tin
trout
llsliin!
as
an
occupation.
"
ARE
YOU
'
TORTURED
WITH
ECZEMA?
lm,
,r
Silt,
lifiuiit,
a
It
I
rt.m-.
.iMimI,
it
unp
nr
Hie
iiMtsi
mtiitiiilim
uf
alt
-kin
(It
sfa
--.
,
aiitll
Tim
IiiIpiW
liui
ni
n
ir.
IK'liln
iii;irtli:ir,
rHVIaliy
at
nifrlit
or
whwt
lliO
Prl
nr
f
tiTil
in
hrst
irn
alni,i-t
mi-ItMiralilH
and
rillcf
I.'
rf.itly
wflriiuisl.
I
Tho
l
rollalil'anil
rrrw-'llvf
ritiiwly
Tor
Ihl
tritulile
U
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERSi
Mr.
J.
rt,
JuIiiimiii,
ii.lt.
No.
1.
Oniuwa,
Ont..
write:-
fur
years
I
a
lr(.iil)l-il
wlili
enema,
.and
ImiI
thai
terrible
tti'tiliiar
ami
biirnlnir
sensatiun,
anil
roiilit
fhxl
no
relief"
for
II.
Finally.
I
u
ailvlsed
In
ne
It.H.lt
aiul
after,
tny
oeciuiil
hltle
1
lMMn
lo
a
irreat
llfrre:ire,
anil
I
ran,
inw."
ailvle
anyone,
trniiMed
a
I
ta
tn
lice
Oil
wdii'lerfiil
renielv."
For
sale
at
all
druiraUl
and
dealert:
pin
up
only
by
The
T.
Mlllnirn
Co..
Mraltcd.-'Torimto.
'
Onl.
t
lite
smart
el
to
enjoy
life,
if
there
was
nobody
to
snub?
PKON.r;
known
as
'
sniail"
ue
not
really
thai
way.
It's
only
lie
sel.
KETCHIKAN
IS
TO
BE
MECCA
Members
of
Rotary,
Club
Will;
go
Tlieee
For
Presentation
of
Charter
A
doen.
or
nmre
members
of
the
Prince.
Unpen
llolary
Club
will
visit-
Kelchikan
on
.May
It
to
ake
part
in
the
presentation
of
the
charter
lo
the
recently
formed
Kelchikan
Club.
A
boat
will
probably
be
chartered
to
tae
them
across.
(ioM-ruor
Frank
Itiggs
will
be
in
Prince
Ituprfhf
next
.Thursday
lo
install
Ihe
officers
til
a
ban
quet
to
be
meiitiu
the
exening
at
which''
inenvlieJ'k
iif.
the-
iio
Cliih
will
be
iuyied.
lie
will
go
on,'to
ivelchjkan
Ihe
following
day.
For
local
member
lo
go
on
Ihe
I'rincess
.Mary
and
wail
until
her
return
would
lake
mice
lime
Mian
could
he
spared.
Ac
coniingly
it
will
lie
necessary
lo
o
on
a
inaller
boat.
At
the
Itnlary
luncheon
here
yesterday
a
cordial
invitation
was
received
from
Ihe
Kelchikan
i.ltih
sent
by
Frank
.Niuian,
the
president,
who..
Jurinerly.
lived
here.
Also,
a
letter
from
fJover-
nor
Miggs-
tij-geif
"Jhal
represii
lalives
from
here
cross
to
Fu
riri
i.iij
oi
.iasKa
lor
lite
nt-
casion,
iw'
f
Hie
inembe
s
will
n)s
be
welcomed.
I
lie
committee
in
charge
of
Irausporlalioii
arrangeme
n
t
consist
of
C.
II.
(Iriui-
Sid
.lohu-
ilone.
Consul
Wakefield,
and
.larvls
.McLeod.
JITNEY
DANCE
FOR
CHILDREN
New
Hospital
Ward
to
Benefit
From
Opening
of
New.
Ten-;
'
nls
Court
The-
i-'irst
ll.C.
ilesiincnt
hu
respiidiHli'jlpj.llieijiil
lni'ii;i
t
ne
cnijiiren
s
ward
:il,
he
l,o.
.Hal
by
iHuniising,
lo
celehraJe
Ihe
opening
of
their
now,
leunis
ourt
on
Kotirlh
Street
between
Ihe
Library
and
tin-Armories
hy
giving
a
jitney
djince,
(be
nro-
cee.ls
lo
go
to
the
fund
now
be
ing
rained.
This
is
a
valuable
concession
as
it
Is
lh'i)ii,ghl
Ihnl,
fiven
n
riue
warm
eveninir.
n
large
crowd
would
attend
such
an
event
lie
dale
has
not
yet
been
sel
but
il
is
expecled
lo
lake
place
abottl.
Ihe
middle
of
.May.
boy
was
naturally
dull
but
lo
do!
Mnnlgoinerv
.
t.
...
.
.
.
.
..
the
be.il
possinie
ror
m.
;
was
a
ralry
slory.
WHL.V
ynu
read
Ihe
newspapers
if
makes
you
realize
what
a
child
at.
the
game
was
Itobln
Hood.
HOW
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
30,
1915.
,
The.
cily
coiinuil,
at
an
informal
meellng,
!asl.
night,
denhled
to
accept
a
proposition
from
the
Mank
ofi
Miiireitl
for
the
renew-of
Ireiistn'y
eerliflcaUs
amounling
to
1
,37
1
.00,
which
mature
on
.June
I.
A
motion
lo
Ibis
elfeecl
Was
nrnnosed
hv
Aid
i
seconded
by
Aid.
ILiKerr
and
carried;
Aid.
.Miilllnnd
alone
dissenting.'
Lieut.
II.
II.
I),
lleinninll,
Lieu).
W.
K.
Marshall,
Lieut.
.I.
W.
Nichols
and
l.leiii.
Vaii
tier
llyl
sailed
Ibis
mnrnliig
fm
Victoria
where
I
hey
will
would
It
be
possible
Tor
Work
I'oint
barracks
prepara-
STRAW
HAR
f
v
"iV
,
Makes
your
h
m
i
r-ii
IP
Of
lory
lo
proceeding
overseas.
Sold
only
at
77(?
?fe$ca
More
for
service
Lieut.
Col.
(Jeorge
Moss.
II.C.O.
of
Ottawa,
ehicT
post
oilier
superintendent,
is
yisiliui;
the
city,
lie
arrived
on
lasl
night's
train
and
Wits
tuel
by
It.
L.
Mcintosh,
Ihe
local
postmaster.
SAYS
MEN
SISSIES
FUSSING
WITH
FACE
Spend
Mora
Time
Than
Women
Making
up
Declares
Authoress
WINNIPKO.
April
-
Men
are
higucr
sissies
than
the
girl,
when
it
conies
to
tnaking
up
llielr
faces,
according
Jo
Mis
1.
t'.arlisle.
"Kitgllsh
author
and
Al
berta
rancher,
who
passed
through
Winnipeg
on
her
Way
lo
her
Htm
acre
farm,
sexenteen
mile
from
Cajgary,
afler
spending
three
mouths
isiling
relatives
In
the
Old
Country.
"I
just
watched
tlicni
with
their
lotions
and
their
massages
down
in
Ihe
barber
shop,
and
I
decided
thai
If
women
spent
as
much
time
on
their
looks,
they
would
mil
get
mil
all
day.''
she
asserted.
.'
j
"Knglishnien,"
Miss
Carlisle!
added,
"never
have
their
faces
done
up
like
thai.
These
men
are
sissies."
To
a
suggeslion
that
the'
I'tiK-i
lisli.
climate
was
kind
to
Ihe.
KiigJihman's
complexion,
and,
thai
he
ihd,
riot
need
beautifying;
tin
thai
account,
she
replied:.
Ob,
Maby!
II
isn't
Hint!"
Whal;
it
vas
she
didn't
tell
"Baby."
Miss
Carlisle
Is
a
firm,
be
liever
thai
women
can
farm
just
is
.well,
as
niett.
"You
can
hire
the
brute
force,
and.
muscle
and
ue
your
own
brains."
she
said.
COSTLY.
j
Tomo.
fLx
'all
fcllled,
eh?
Hold
you
love
would
find
a
way.
Iijck
'lugubriously
Yes.
JhiI
it
look
a
migbly
expensive
road.
To
womeq
everyAvhete
Spring
brir
all
the
many
problem,
cm
h
the
'
word
"Ims'
Not
the
the
natural
Vtion,
"Shall
last
season's
straw
which
only
nfeX?
difTerent
color
and
new
trimming-su.
me
exactly,
or
shall
I
t-t
3
with
a
new
straw
which
well
on
me
at
all:'
.
p
Vhy;not
let
Elkay's
Straw
flat
Dve
settle
the
question?
With
th
inf
pensive,
dye
you
can
make
!a
t
straw,
look
new
and
difTerent
k
!y
and'
easily
you
will
wonder
why
nu
VOiu
dtdn
t
try
it
long
ago.
The
results
will
delight
will
u,-
.'
"."u?,,ir
.....
wii.iunamc
wiwaru
0'
opnng
apparel,
Elkay's
Straw.
Hat
Dye
i,rcrm,nPnt
anl-vaterproo,
dries
quickly
to
,.t.
inp,
lustrous
coloj
and
actual!
.
r,
life
to
the
straw.
Directions
.m.:
.t,
with
each
bottle.
"
'?
Select
your
favorite
color
fr
,i
following:
Dull
Dltck,
Liljertv
B'up
Burnt
Straw,
Old
Rose.
i..;tr
tural,
Gloss
Black.
N'aw
Y:nr
(
"
Cerise,
Saj;e
Green.
C:inJma
R
Yellow,
Cadet
Blue,
Ih'.wv,,
L,v
r
v
Ormes
Ltd.
THE
REX
ALL
STORE
Phones
82
and
200
MONTH
END
SPECIAL!
SimmonsMattress
guaranteed
4
ft.
6
in.
$11.40
Formerly
sold
at
r..'itl
As
Ihe
lust
day
of
Hie
month
falN
mi
,
T
bolida.
this
nrfer
will
continue
until
o
(,
..
k
May
2tnl.
BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and.
1st
Street.
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
fo
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
t
IIi.s
produced
Minerals
09
follows:
Placer
fiold,
70,ffl2,2rt:if
Lode
Hi
id.
ri.rl't.oro:
Silver,
stfin
nny
nr.r
r.nnd
ri
.r.9
nni
?
dimmr.
.i
W.filii.ftON:
Zn"
i),7r(l;
Miscellnncotis
Mincrnls,
$1,108,257:
Coal
and
Coke,'
$2no,t)S,l
I'1
slh'i
s"7,
llnilili'
Slonc,
Mrick,
Cement
etc.,
15,231;
inakiug
its
Mineral
Produclioii
lo
I'm
en
1123
show
an
ol
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
Thn
Mining
Laws
of
this
Provinco
arc
more
libernl,
and
Iho.
fees
lower
t'l-ni
l,l,sC
()f
any
oilier
Province
in
the.
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
llio
Urilislf
Umpire-Mineral
location!?
nro
granled
to
discoverci-fi
for
nominal
fees,
Absolute
Titles
arc
obtained
by
developing,
such
properties;;
llio
security
of
win1''1
giiarauleetf
by
Crown
Grants.
......
Full
informalioii
logelher
with
Mining
Ileiporls.
nr.d
Maps,
tiiny
bc
oblaincd
(?r.''bs
,y
addressing
..ours
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MIN"
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
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