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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
June
0,
J
925.
The
building
of
the
Skeenn
River
highway
is
going
to
be
a
difficult
work
and
one
that
will
require
a
lot
of
preliminary
investigation.
As
far
as
(ialloway
Rapids
it
is
all
plain
enough
uiiu
me
urmge
over
inose
rapids
will
have
to
be
built
soon.
From
..en-,
ii..cri,
mr
mine
i
not
deemed'
on
and
cannot
be
ui.if.i
mini
u
is
tiiscovered
whether
there
may
be
a
belter
nunc
uuu
more
easily
limit
than
tlie
one
up
the
Skeena
River
...v.
ir,
ic.uuni
hi
uf
uirougn
ine
mountains
coming
out
near
Kitsunikaliim
Lak,
This
route,
if
there
is
one,
would
serve
both
Terrace
mid
the
Nnas
valley
and
would
conned
m
llpinoi)
Durviinl
...III.
II...
11
.....
1
i)wiN'HMMia,im:
.wiiijm:,
inane
uiierioiv
l
intitules
it
-woo
It
take
some
time
lo
build,
but
a
little
could
be
done
each
year
un
incompleted.
The'
decision
of
f
lie
minister
of
nuiiiin
uwi-t
i.
-
,
'
.v.
i
Li
io.iivc
i
reconiiaisjuice
from
Ihe
air
iti
order
to
find
out
if
there
is
sm-h
.1
n.ic
will
ili.
ill.
IK..
I...
C,
II.
.......
I
i...
ii...
.
"i
..'in-?
m
MNimviM
iij
me
sfimiiig
oi
a
reroiuiai--
-ancp
survey
parly
throiigli
the
pitss.
-aw
Of
Immunity
Mentioned
In
Book.
In
Sinclair
Lewis'
new
book,
"Arrowsmith"
appears
the
following:
"Half
a
dozen
generations
iiealry
ree
fnm
epidemics
would
produce
a
race
so
low
in
natural
immunity
that
when
a
great
plague,
suddenly
springing
from
almost
zero
to
a
wnrld-sniolheriiig
cloud
appeared
again,
it
might
wjpe
out
the
world
entire,
so
that
the
measures
lo
save
lives
might
in
the
end
be
tjie
destruction
of
all
linman
life."
.
,
The
quotation
is
simply
the
meditation
of
a
medical
student
but
it
contains
a
good
deal
of
truth.
In
China
wliere'lhev
live
among
evil
smells
all
the
lime,
people
do
not
die
of
typhoid
pud
similar
diseases
because
hey
are
immune
through
constant
association.
Shut
a
young
man
or
young
woman
quite
away
from
all
evils
of
liie.
.world
ami
Iben
let
them
loose
ami
the
probability
N
they
will
succumb
almost
immediately.
The
law
of
immunity
does
not
protect
them.
Vfa
grow
sirong
through
opposition.
We
weaken
as
life
becomes
iasy,
i
Not
Many
Rupert
.
onds
On
Market.
Advertisements
of
Canadian
bonds
seldom
contain
any
Prun
e
Ruperj
issues.
These
seem
to
be
quickly
taken
up
anil
doiiol
hav
,U
be
advertise
d.
.Often
Jhere
are,
lists
if
municipal
There
seems
to
be
aIemhnd'llTO?e
YV$V&
Strike
Wave
l
Enveloping
Country.
There
seems
lo
be
a
strike
wave
enveloping
the
country
especially
in
the
coal
districts.
Miners'
strikes
seem
to
be
more
common
than
any
others
and
usually
Ihe
mining
districts
are
the
centres
of
general
strike
movements.
There,
is
a
more
or
less
concerted
effort
j
itt
now
to
disturb
he
industrial
quiet
which
has
prevailed,
for
some
time
paJ...lt
slit.ws
itsdlf
ju
increased
activities
of
thre
unions
which
usually
seem
to
be
active
in
fonicnl
Guaranteed
5531
Tr
1
rvC
III
111
iF
ntZi
I,
NEW
ENGINEER
j
TO
BE
SOUGHT!-
w
wi
i
ivu
wf
1
1
in
ivivailbilllO
With
Aid.
Perry
In
Charge
'erry,
chairman
of
-tliy
Hoard
of
Works,
to
give
Ihe
whole
de
partment
his
personal
1
The
latter
arrangement
was
first
presented
o
the
council
tiu'
Aid.
McMordie
did
not
approve
o
it
on
I
lie
ground
that
lie
fell
i'
unwise
to
attempt
to
carry
on
without
an
engineer,
't
here
were
thousands
of
dollars
expenditure
involved
especially
in
local
im
provement
work
and
lie
did
not
thmk
it
could
tie
elllcienlly
ear-
icd
on
without
a
duly
mialificd
engineer,
He
Tell
that
it
would
al
least
put
Aid.
Perry
in
an
un
fair
position.
Aid.
Casey
agreed
lo
a
rerlotn
extent
with
what
Aid.
McMordie
.lad
said
hut
he
felt
Hint
the
citv
might,
carry
on
for
a
while,
at
east,
without
an
engineer.
The'
work
was
all
laid
out
and
it'
was
now
simply
a
matter
of
grading,
quarrying
and
surfacing.
There
were
no
great
engineering
teals
to
he
undertaken
and
he
thought
Ilia!
.a
good
all
round
road
man
would
fill
ihe
bill
for
he
time
oemg
at
least.
Aid.
Hrown
felt
that
Mr.
Crewe
at
least
might
be
loaded
with
more
work
than
he
could
handl"
under
Hie
arrangement
Lauds
Foreman
Aid.
I.arsen
felt
that
the
ar
rangement
suggested
might
well
tie
put
into
effect.
.Splendid
work
was
being
put
m
by
Hie
foreman
and
strawbosses
now
having
llif-
work
in
hand,
grading
om
Kleyentb
Avenue
was
one
ex
ample
of
the
good
work
beinc
done
by
Hie
present
staff.
Aid.
McKechnie
did
not
think
iin
engineer,
was
neressary
rigiil
now.
With
Aid.
Perry
in
charge
he
felt
tfiat
as
good
results
would
lie
obtained
as
in
Hie
past.
Mayor
.Newton
was
inclined
to
favor
giving
.
the
arrangement
suggested
a
try-out.
Plans
ant
specifications,
had
already
been
prepared
and
he
did
not
think!
work
Immediately
to
he
done
would
need
the
exenfl
services
of
an
engineer.
Aid.
Smith
realized
that
Aid.
Perry
was
quite
capable
of
supervising
the
work
hut
be
questioned
if
he
had
the;
time
to
properly
look
after
work
thai
involved
the
enipoyment
of
some
200
men..
Aid.
Perry,
while
he
was
not
looking
for
the
.
job,
said
lie
would
be
willing
to
try
it
out
and
he
thought
.he.
could
keen
the
work
going
for
a
month
at
least.
rnnin..
u.
i-j
'
wU.Ald.
AfcMordlepoTnfcd
out'th'al
it
would
be
at
least
a
month
before
applications
could
be
received
apd
an
engineer
appointed.
If
It
was.
then
found
that
the
present
idea
was
working
out
satisfactorily,
.the
council
would
not
be
obliged
lo
appoint
an
engineer.
He
felt,
however,
that
Hie
council'
should
be
in
a
nosi-
tioit.to
make
an
appointment
if
oc.
..r
,
I:.,.
;..
.
'"'ii,
necessary.
necessary.
If
If
it
it
w
was
his
l.u
private
,,rivui
.1.
Mini,
iM
niuiisui.il
in-ivuy
in
s
summer,
is
receivinir
nt-
"
tention.
It
will
be
a
pity
if
the
first
.....
bit
....
of
...
r,
Ll
ir
,
"Pn.
".
.
would
not
.
dream
of
.iii(,n.r.i
i
i
iimc
iiii-
perl
has
shown
,
for
some
tune
is
to
be
impeded
bv
agitators
who
lica
In"
piInM!.
.
II..
1.
.
.
.
.
.....
U.
uiii,iK
u
uu-
worhPrs
ami
imiiumg
them
with
false
hopes,
Halo
I
The
cilv
eoiineil
ilcciili'il
last
night
to
call
for
applications
foe
the
post
of
city
I'lipiuoiT
which
was
vacated
i,(sl
week
Jy
r.
Pearsoih
With
this
.
decision.
which
was
made
on
motion
of
Aid.
.McMordie,
seconded
by
Aid.
Mnilli,
there
was
incorporated
a
reconunend.it
inn
from
the
'Hoard
of
Works
to
(lie
eiTept
(hat
H.
O.
Crewe
take
charge
in
the
meantime
of
the
departments
otllce
work
and
J.
MeKae,
fore
man,
the'
outside
work.
Aid.
carrying
on
such
work
wit
bout
an
engineer.
Ho
admitted
Aid.
I'erry'n
abillies
hut
what
would
his
position
bo
if
he
were
called
upon
lo
settle
with
station
npm
on
Fourth
.Avenue
work
if
ill
were
decided
lo
do
it
by
contract-?
Aid.
Stephens
ulso
paid
tribute
to
Aid.
Perry'
capabilities
which
had
been
reflected
in
city
work
already
carried
out.
He
felt
however,
that,
il
would
be
poor
economy
to
try
to
get
along
without
hii
engineer
Tlc,
a,j
vice
of
both
he
and
Aid.
perry
would
be
needed.
After
some
further
discussion.
II
was
decided
to
call
for
annll-1
cations
for
the
position
of
en-:
gineer,
(he
plan
suggested
by
til.?;
Hoard
of
Works
to
be
put
into
'r'ct
In
the
meantime.
j
The
takings
of
Hie
Hospital
auxiliary
as
a
result
of
the
sale,
on
Saturday
amounted
to
$21.40.1
THE
OAH.7
?Ev78
The
Man
in
the
Moon
YS:-
I
I
111'.
V3v
tit
iri't
into
It'
IICW'S-
papers
is"
to
st
lift
out'
for
III
TIIKHK
ars
substitutes
Tor
a
great
many
things,
buj
even
uiir
der
Church
union
(Jieywill
.use
.n
collection
pjav
it
,
'!
'
i-
''
IF
I
liad
n
llall
An'
I
a
bat,
V
;
I'd
p!ai1igood
game
r
!
Or
I'deat,
my
.Ifal
I
wouldn't
'
miss
'mn
all
.
Like
the
boys
on
the
hill.
An'
lalnbasle
tho
pfll.
;
;
v
HHTfKll
tin
on
Hie
wi-Am
road
than
w'andering
about
In
the
muskeg.
,
I
KNOW
a
girl
that's
deep
as
a
well
bid
she'll
never
become
u
gusher.
a,
v
...
I(!.OHAX(iK
is
bliss.
Yes.
it's
follv
to
lie.
wise.
r
-
-
-
No
matter
wjfat
ttiere
f
In
jtisdit.
He
sure
vou
shut
Villi
r
eyes.
For
if
you
always
squint
Al
everything
voii'scc
You'll
pretly
spoil
be
educated,
Jiisi
Hie
same
as
me.
i
THIS
is-
a'
typical
.Canadian
town.
T'veryliody
knows,
a
whole
lot
more
about
his
neighbor
than
the
ju'jgjibors,
kitOw
alu.ul
lliemselves.
'
A
MOSQUITO
is
danaernus
when
he
begins
t(
,stng.
Jyo,
there's
no
moral
tor
this.
's
jniiiioi-al.
THIS
is
the
lime
of
year
whn
peaches
bloom.
Yes,
there
is
i
monil
to
this
one.
The
bloom
on
the
real
peach
won't
rub
off.
THI'RK'S
no
Tool
so
foolish
as
an
old
foot.
Mind
lie
does
nut
fool
you.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prince
Rupert
j
June
9,
1915.
The
Hank
of
Montreal
w
r
-newing
seventy-five
per
cent
"i
lht
city's
treasury
rorlifirarV
for
one
year
In
London.
Kngtaii
!.
The
action
was
endorsed
at
Ias.
night
council
meeting
on
mo
tion
of
Aid.
Kdgc.
There
was
another
dmil.iv
uf
warm
feeling
at
last
nicht's
council
meeltng
Itetween
Maj't.r
Newton
and
Aid.
Montgomery
om
ne
iii.iiier
oi
i
ue
mayors
er;-
Reasons
rohyypa
should
wear
MAS
NO
BUTTONS
m
'
n
',1
ifcc
btH
4
Thru
...
A
MM
4mwr.
tiMiii
abtlMci
Km.
ht
iiKty
clow
mail,
u.
M
H..d.
W
M
M
Ik,
w
t
mlHl
M
iH.
f1"
'
r
M,
hw
Immhi
ilKIlOI9lJJ
M
Mwwit
Hrli.,
I.
Lk
l
If
a
boy
at
penses
while
'
on
a
recent
tri.
:
south.
Aid.
Kdgc
roe
to
the
'defence
of
Mayor
Newton.
Kred'
Peters.
K.C..
city
soliei
tor,
fears
thai
his
son
Jack,
who
is
reported
missing,
may
have
fallen
in
action
al
Hie
frmil.
CINDER
WALKS
ARE
PROTESTED
AGAINS1
City
Council
Decided
Last
Night
to
Comply
With
Bylaws
Regarding
Second
Ave.
and
Fifth
Street
Letters
were
received
al
last
nighlj
council
meeting
from
V.
K.
Campbell,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce,
ihe
l'riiu-e
Hupcrt
Cluti
and
others
protesting
against
the
pulling
down
or
a
cinder,
walk
on
Second
Avenue
near
Fifth
Street
and
requesting
thai
board,
walks.
a
provided
for
in
the
original
bylaws,
be
laid
there
and
on
'Fifth
Street
between
Second
nyd
'('!..
I
I
.
.
....
.
,
,
-
i
uu
u
.ciuie.
i
ne
icuers
expressed
Ihe
emphatic
opinion
that
cinder
paths
were
not
satisfactory
in
the
business
portion
of
the
cily.
.Mayor
Newton
?ald
that
the
work,
of
pulling
down
tn
cinder
walk
on
Second
Avenue
had
brfm
proceeding
but,
when
il
was
learned
that
protests
were
lieing
lodged,
the
work
had
been
ordered
stopped
pending
a
decision
of
the
council.
He
urged
that
the
decision
be
reached
al
once
as
the
tourist
season
was
now
on
.and
the
cily
should
have
Ihn
best
appearance
possible.
1
After
some
discussion
in
dm
course
of
which
the
city
solicitor
I
eipre.Sf.cd
the
opinion
that
II
wan
obligatory
on
the
part
of
the
council
to
carry
out
the
Intent
of
the
originnl
bylaw,
il
was
decided
on
motion
of
Aid.
Stephens
seconded
by
Aid.
McMordie
In
proceed
with
the
work
as
called
for
in
the
bylaw.
W.
H.
SHERMAN
IS
NEWJOTMEEPER
Duties
of
Poll
Tax
Collector
Also
Given
Him
Will
Receive
Percentage
of
Taxes
Collected
n
if
r.
.
I
,
.
ii.
inerman
was
nmin
n
ed
poundkeeiier
and
collector
nf
nr.ll
'taxes
by
resoluHon
of
the.
cily'
council
last
night
on
rerbtntnen-
.Inli
II
-
I
.
I
iii.iiMi
mi
me
noaru
or
works.
;Mr.
Slierman's
remuneration
will;
oe
an
per
rent
of
dog
taxes
and
i
io
per
cent
or
poll
taxes
collected
'
'by
binself.
j
9
Int..
all
he
wanted
of
mince
pie
he
would
keep
Mother
and
Doctor
busy
Let
him
eat
all
he
wants
of
Shredded
Wheat
-some
boys
eat
six
Biscuits
at
a
sitting
and
then
holler
for
more
It
contains
all
the
body-building
elements
in
the
whole
wheat
rain
and
is
so
easily
digested.
The
crisp
shreds
of
baked
whole
wheat
encourage
thorough
chewing
and
that
make's
it
an
ideal
food
for
children.
Delicious
for
any
meal
with
milk
or
cream,
or
fruits
of
any
kind.
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Canadian
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Whtat
Company,
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Mr.
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Wheat
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Jbr
least
money
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