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Saturday,
June
27,
-1925.
Strike
Influence
On
The
Elections.
The
influence
of
the
.Nova
Scotia
coal
strike
on
the
elections
in
that
city
seems
to
have
been
a
big
factor
in
the
defeat
of
the
Liberal
party.
It
would
seem
as
if
the
people
of
the
province;
fancied
the
altitude
of
the
government
was
not
slrohg
enough
because
both
Liberal
and
Labor
candidates
went
down
to
defeat..
The
only
Labor
man
elected
was
one
who
was
endorsed
by
the
Conaerva
lives.
M
this
distance
it
looks
as
if
the
people
wanted
a
government
(hat
would
take
more
prompt
and
determined
action
to
prevent
acts
of
violence
such
as
have
been
reported
in
'.Nova
Scotia
recently.
Tells
Of
The
Men
'
Who
Never
Go
Home.
..
One
more
quntntinti
from
"Arrmvsmith,"
.
laijuJaLr
Lewis'
book,
may
4iiterest
Daily
News
readers.
The
hero
Is
in
the
West
Indies
and
he
tells
of
a
saloon
called
"The
Ice
House
me
natutues.
tie
says:-,
.,
(i-
"Calmed
by
rum
swi7.zles
thoe
tart
and
commanding
aperitifs
which
are
made
in
their
deadlv
nerfeefion
nnlv
Iiv
ttu
The
cost
of
publishing
a
newspaper
seems
to
mount
stead
ily.
Sometimes
it
is
an
addition
to
the
cost
of
the
news
service
and
.sometimes
to
the
(ipvernnieiit
Insurance
Fund
and
sometimes
to
ihe
post
office
charges
or
16
the
auditing
services,
per-hajis
to
'some
other
department,
but
the
change
is
always
np-VUrd.
There
never
seems
to
be
any
such
thing
as
reducing
casts.
The
result
is
that
newspapers
that
formerly
were
.prosperous
today
are
languishing
and
cannot
succeed.
The
general
trend-
throughout
Canada
has
been
toward
reducing
the
number
of
dailies.
With
a
very
few
exceptions,
all
newspapers
are
for
sae.
.v.lus
of
them
are
a
liability
rather
than
a
resource.
While
dfrefe
s
a
fasciualipu
aboul
publishing
there
are
so
mnnv
handirapsiWnl
peoplet
e
.md
a
;keji..lii
riisA
Horthe,
business
as.
they
onru
were.
'''Pfolf
'.si
4i
Jy
Iii
Prince
Rupert
for
a
number
of
years
an
effort
has
been
ntaile
to
publish
two
newspapers
at
the
same
hour.
This
has
beeir
fulal.
One
of
thee
papers
is
mw
for
sale
but
the
piir-
chaser
will
find
Hint
in
Ihe
future
as
in
Hie
past,
two
papers
published
in
the
afternoon
in
a
small
town
like
this
under
mod-'
pni
lilions
cannot
both
succeed.
In
time
(here-will
be
a
morning
Tiehl
which
will
undoubtedly
be
filled
because
people
like
a
morning
puperf
Realizing
the
poor
news
service
which
il
has
been
possible
to
gite
here
under
the
existing
conditions,
this
paper
is
now
investigating
the
possibility
of
securing
a
leased
wire
to
Vancouver
with
mi
operator
,
in.
Hie
publishing
office
so
that
there
may
be
practically
no
limit
to
the
amount
of
press
maltr
secured.
While
this
would
ens!
rail
liP
mnP.fi
Ifintl
nl
nfinom.l
:i
1st
streets
are
brick
paver!
and
fho
residential
districts
have
heau-Ijrut
latige
oak
trees
Completety
arching-1
lie
streets.
I
measured
one
of
these
t
feet
in
diameter.
-
aiei'it.-
hi
(.in
in
PI
lrill
It'll
,
1
a
.
would
enable
a
much
belter
serviee
(
i,
,n,nn;,i
am...ii.-I
thought
or
repealing
the
law.
this
will
be
carried
out
or
not
lies
largelv
with
the'
Tel.D...,.ii,
T1,'
"Of!ro
'Hicstiirn
is
a
very
tympany.
At
any
rate
effovts
will
be
made
in
the
nerar
riilure
to;
increase
the
service.
The
difficulty
is
the
longdistance
froni
the
source
of
news
supply
mid
the
consequent
heavv
lolls.
Write
Dressing
Keeps
White
Shoes
.jS?
WHITE
"
The
perfect
dressinr
for
Canvas
Shoe
and
Belts
it
doea
not
rub
off
or
aoil
the
crotttM
A
iubititute
vill
disappoint
you.
MCm
Wl
111
lAiB
it,
to
say.
I
could
get
IrAfisporUtthm
to
almost
any
part
irf
Florida
free
Jif
cost
and
without
ohligatimi
to
liuy.
(tno
man
stopped
me
on
the;
street.
and
insisted
that
I
take
a
ticket(o
Miami.
This
town
seems
lo
he
the
nieeca
for
investors.
The
advice
given
is
to
"buy
now
so
as
to
he
ready
for
the
influx
if
tourists
in
the
autumn.
At
Coral
Oatiles,
near
.Miami,
jlhere.has
been
a
new
university
tarled
with
an
endowment
of
X15.hon.onO.
and
most
of
this
lias
ijeen
Miiiscriueu.
Yes,
there
is
a
threat
boom,
pie
of
the
United
Stales
are
able
to
own
winter
homes
and
take
winter
vacations,
and
that
most
of
these
will
find
their
way
to
Florida
rather'
than
California,
which
is
not
so
easy
of
access.
Hence
thej
boom.
Contrary
to
general
opinion
I
round
no
mosipiitns
or,
flies
in
the
part
.r,.KIor;lda
I
.visited.
Neither
'lift'
there'
s'nak'es'
except
a
very
few
nl
tiers,
and
of
course
water
moccasins.
Saw
no
Drunkenness
I
travelled
through
the
United
States
some
5,000
miles
going
and
coming
and
1
never
saw
a
man
the
worse
lor
liquor.
I
am
told
the
Volstead
Act
is
not
very
popular,
but
the
people
recognize
that
much
of
the
prosperity
or
the
country
is
due
to
Mm
abolition
or
the
liquor
trarric,
and
I
doubt
if
there
is
any
serious
interesting
o7ic.
Rut
to
astran-
ger
the
two
races
nppear.ro
get
along
well
together.
They
pursue
their
several
Ways.
There
Is
no
attempt
on
the
pat;l
of
either
to
interfere
wild
Hie
rihts
of
Ihe
other.
Occasionally
a
negro
breaks
loose,
and
at
ejpetions
sometimes
the
negro
is
hot
allowed
to
vole.
They
do
all
manner
or
work,
digging)
-
teaming,
and
on
the
railway.
The
only
two
positions,
not
open
In
them
are
locomotive'
engineers
and
enn-
ductors.
From
information
nnd
iibserv.it
Ion
I
think
the
untilh
believes
thai
the
negro
problem
will
become
a
pressing
one
in
the
near
future.
Spirit
of
South
Atlanta,
a
city
of
L'50,000,
1ms
77,000
negro
population.
The
south
still
sentimentally
adheres
THE
DATLT
lnrvs
Dr.
Grant
Tells
of
Florida
and
Other
Parts
of
Southern
States;
Saw
No
Drunkeness
while
there
Strange
as
it
may
seeml-we
got
relief
from
the
intense
hentf
the
moment
we
struck
Florida.
On
account
of
the
narrowness
of
Ihe
peninsula
100
miles
across
a
breeze
from
the
sen
blows
gently
and
constantly,
and
while
there
may
be
no
change
in
the
thermometer,
there
certainly
is
in
the
intensity
of
thej
heat,
for
it
becomes
bearable
with
the
wind
blowing.
Every
arternoon
while
J
was
were
it
showered,,
for
it
is
the
rainy
sen-son
in
siinuner.
One
shower
lasting
two
hours,
let
Mil
1-2
inch
of
water.
There
is
no
such
a
thing
as
drought
in
Florida.
Nat
urally
these
showers
help
to
keep!
'
'
f
the
air
cool.
Florida
is
as
UHeti
,
,
0,
,.,.Kmi,..ri-
instance
as
the
prairie
and
is
covered
yet;
J,.rr
Davis'
birthday
is
a
legal
with
woods,
consisting,
or
plne.t
htilitay
there-
1ml
"the
people
are
oak
and
palmetto.
The
soil
lias!
uai
(1ie
core
to
Ihe
great
a
poor
hungry
look.
It
is
beach
jcounfry
wirich
is
theirs.
Ii
Ten-sand
and
vanes
in
color
fromnAP,
Uiey
are
staging
a
(Trent
pure
white
to
gray
and
along
the
fj,,
,,
Aohition.
Tlie
school
lakes
and
streams
it
becomes
tiuv
pro,j,i(s
the
'
leaching
or
black,
evolution.
A
young
leaeher
-Each
district
seems
specially
nmu,
....!....
has
heeif
eoinmil-fitted
r.ir
(lie
growing
of
certain
,,.,
to
lriul
r,.
um,king
the
classes
or
produce.
At
Sandfor.l
f.,w
ttf,
is
,
iM.
t
rjtM
,.
they
make
as
much
as
3,(no
an
lf,t,
of
July.
The
best
legal
acre
growing
celery.
Winter
fl,.nrfn
Jlniled
Slates
has
vd-lark
is
noted
for
its
truck
while
w,feered
'to
defend
him.
among
the
lake
regions
of
Orange
and
f
ficto
Harrow
of
nffjengo,
who
n-Polk
counties
arc
considered
the
fpmiH
,h
murderer
of
Ihe
best
fur
desiduous
trees.
(Frank
boy.
W.
J.
Ufyunl
is
the
.
The
lake,
are
very
numeroi,sn,j,.
pouncll
nr)
the
other
side,
in
this
district.
In
Orlando
there
jTjlP
,.tc,,me'
will
he
awaited
are
18
within
the
city
limits.
;w,
interest.
In
the
meanltihe
City-
of
Orlando
'Seoles
has
been
offered
$150.-
Orlando
is
a
beautiful
little,,,,,,,
fr
a
pj(.r,v
f(vr
,lf.
niovb-s.
city
or
23.000.
They
have
iio.wh,P,.
,,P
rPrti.;e.I.
street
cars
but
they
have
an
antoi
education
to
Travel
'mri
people.
Jlie
I
am-fiim-
hark
in
flnnnrln
It
'is
said
that
about
t(
yent;jlilPri
u
,Mght
,0
lC
,r;ij,
ngo
they
had
a
good
deal
oftln.,t
leads
home.
I
will
he
glad
..u.ik,-ss.
i.ie
mayor
nan
a;,,
mol.P
,n
fpH
,,,P
liall.,y
pity
oriltmuice
orritmiuce
prissed
passed
that
that
the
puntshment
of
the
soaks,
should
not
he
five
ihdlars
and
costs,-nut
each
should
lie
punished
hy
hating
to
plaiit
five
trees.
The
result
is
really
wmidertut
today.
l'h,e
lakes
are
boulevarded
to
the
waier
s
edge,-
and
roads
run
arnuifd
;lhem
beautifully
lit
y
electric
standards.
Orlando
Is
a
city
of
houses
and
these
nestle
nui
..fpl"
'he
charming
setting
or
the
kikcs
and
ine
surrounding
parKs:
.
tsoom
in
Florida
Tiiere
is
a
great
liixmi
going
twirling
swizzle-slicks
of
the
darkies
at.
the
Ice
House
Rar.
Ihe1""
down
U'cr''-
1
wi"
nwl
rfl0''
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
.
'
1o
describe
.i.n.ii..
;i
lint
i.
..i
a...r;..
suffice
11
II
t
e.xnes
necome
peace
nil
ami
nave
another
swizzle
and
grow
certain
again
(as
for
twenty-four
bourse
since
the
last
cocktail
hour
they
have
not
been
certain)
that
next
year
they
will
go
llnme.
Yes,
they
will'
taper
ufff
lake
exercise
in
the
dawn
cool-nesi,
slop
drinking,
become
strong
and
successful;
and
go
Jlorne.
.
.
.
The
Lotus
Eaters,
tears
in
(heir
eyes
when
in
the
dimness
or
Hie
Ice
House
they
think
or
Piccadilly
or
the
heights
of
Quebec,
or
Indiana
or
Catalonia,
or
Hie
clogs
of
Lancashire.
.
,.
.
They
never,
go
Home.
Hut
always
they
have
new
reassuring
cocktail
hours
at
the
Ice
House
until
they
die,
and
the
other
lost
men
come
to
their
funerals
and
whisper
one
to
an-!
other
that
they
are
going
Home'
lil
(i
Dili's
ready.
I
have
seen
much
and
heiird
much.
If
e
ertainlv
is
an
ediieatloii
l
travel.
'Home
keeping
youths
have
ever
homely
.
wits,"
buf
vhen
one
ha
seen
nnteh
f'ie
lirijrr.e
of
the
Pacific,
and
to
drink
In
the
beauty
of
the
mountains
nlring
(he
Skecnn.
The
Mao
in
the
Moon
l4YSf-
1
I
)
SOMK
of
the
swelled
hen.h
around
Itns
town
would
surely
hurst
were
it
not
that
the
skid!
ttSK
of
the
things
thai
wmii.t
help
f'rinee
liuperl
would
he
:..
have
the
duty
mi
Itasehall
a
d
other
bats
atndished
,and
the
em-
hargo
on,
tennis
and
oih-f
rackets
considernfdy
reduf'ed.
IT
is
curious
whaf
efTect
it
seems
to
Iritve
on
Ihe
memories
of
our
friend
to
lend
Ihern
a
book.
I
'SIUMi
at
Terrace
Jhe
other
day
some,
anglers
said
ihey
g?d
pieniy.
ill
jiiie
.liUl
lliey
we-e
mostly
mOs(ui
bites.
OfltLS
can
a!waysell
when
a
llllttl
is
about
in
tell
silinetliii
and
the
basis
or
it
lies
in
the'he
should
not,
and
thev
pel
their
tact
.that
15
per
cent
of
the
peo
MAUIllACtK
is
productive
of
flinch.
Men
gel
experience
ai
d
women
get
alimony
nnd
a
few1
have
children.
.
nO.NSCl
I,q
FJ
,i
ia
'good
guide,
but
rjj;lii6iiW
ncvefj-be;,
left
ar
hnmeVr
i6nej
frtifaiyone
else
duringf'
Hirj-acatto'riri
v
TIII'JY
say
a
flapper
leaves
her
eonscience
at
home
lo
watch
t
tier
dollies.
A
PFHFF.OT
lover
becnihes
a
hear
after
marriage
and
a
shlek
Income
a
bully,
unless.
Happily
there,
is
n
little
word
"dnless."
TIIKHK'S
one
llilng
aboiil
being
rich,
it
is
possible,
apparently
to
be
bad
an1
respectable
al
the
same
time.
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people
like
lo
be
natural
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u4
awrt
Ih.a
on
aawltaa
ai
a
tin
m
arpari'r
onto,
M.na.
trh
aara
ana.
ran
mtt
KM
tka
rafVT
aral
I
aawlbrt
raflf
If
rnu
ltt
ana
tat
aara
Lba
aula
turn
i.,,miM
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rout
naai
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tmi
ava
alraa.1
a
aniaaahtt
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raur
alMrfptM
la
paid
m
attaanrr,
raait
rlf-r
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r
nrw
.
I'
'
.at
raur
wMfiaaaai4i
aai
all!
aa
nanaitil
amnliagh.
raaailMa,
of
a
'mnHt
mmf
mmI
mIuiimu
ana
ban
all
lta
P.T
lamfa
ararfrta-f
aa
aaa
auWi
lr
kai.
twr
nl
aatrt
alia
am
aeleO-a
aj
t
S
rau
itrr
i
far
ftaa
ttar't
kak-tflallaa
(
N.
It
prUe
IT)
like
to
know
how
In
fltundrraf
inn
.Men
save
enough
cash
For
the
big
vacation.
araaMaa
an
an,
artlaltar.
tm
Uf
taaar.
tkarftar
It
la
iina.ii.W
far
aaiana
aa
aw;
au'hlat
a
Ik
MMral.
Van
ml
lo-a.
ami
rati
a..
i
aa.
a
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Kupert
lllahral
AavNrtJ
far
In
Vaarr,
taktarlatiaM
1(11.
Oaa
at
Wklat
ar
Balk
Ma
(M
H,.
June
26,
1tMS.
A
state
of
war
prevailed
at
lasl
night's
council
meeting
umf
many
bitter
words
Were
passed
over
Aid.
Montgomery's
ami
Aid.
.Mailland's
proposal
for
the
cutting
down
of
the
e.ify
hall
staff.
Mayor
Newton
was
not
in
favor
of
the
cuts.
The
salary
of
the
city
engineer
.
was
cut
troni
1.100
to
n'oo
nnd
he
resigned.
The
mayor
turned
loose
on
crowd
Of
listeners
n
the
meeting
who
.opposed
his
views
and
told
them
that
he
would
not
he
run
and
thai
he
neither
wanted
nor
needed
the
mayor'H
Job.
Aid.
Montgomery
proposed
that
the
mayor's
salary
be
also
reduced
but
His
Wnrshfp
strenuously
op
poseu
any
such
move.
The
baseball
gaifm
lasl
night
between
the
Merchanls
and
pro
fessionul
men
resulted
in
vie
lory
for
the
former
hy
26
lo
18.
W.
h,
Williams
was
the
first
pitcher
for
the
Professionals
hut
he
quit
in
the
ihird
inning.
.Judge
Carss
balling
was
n
feature
of
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111.
It'll
ai
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r........
nun
,
imin.
tt
1
rir
I
T-
p
home
run.
Oeorgn
1,.
Claylon
bus
oirred
'o
pay
a
fair
rental
for
11
i-nhl
I
storage
plant
to
be
built,
by
Ihe
city.
The
eosl
of
the
plant
would
he
11)0,000.
1
'
The
s.s.
Prince
(leorge
will
sail
tonight
with
a
full
passenger
list
al
six
o'clock
bir
the
south.
This
young
pure
bred
rejriitered
Jersey
Cow
will
be
awar.ie.1
by
I
XItM
X
HOME
PrltUh
Columbian
(ircat
farm
Journal
to
the
pernoa
who
oci'rtiy
lvf
the
prolilom
below.
If
eny!
It'a
lot
of
fun!
It
roots
nothing
to
tryl
(Jive
Ww
minute
of
your
spare
time
to
thU
abaorbtnt,
prnUlab
puxxle.
Have
lomi
fun,
wlnthla
valu
Die
animal
nl
lino
rimh
or
one
of
the
10
CASH
PRIZES
(See
I'rUe
IJsi
lUlovv)
WIN
"BOSSY"
AND
$100
(1
r
n
'
f.
S
will
Bossy
giver
HOW
TO
ENTER
Hxlrm
CWt.
f9l
-(Ml
Srlr-AJ.
free.
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at
tt.00
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GENERAL
RULES
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(laaat
ial
4,
tit,
ail.liui
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.
,
aina
a
ear
ar
aa
lalar
'".at"
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tkf
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tm
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aill
ka
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tk,
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lit,
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ika
aail
mui.
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.
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tail
wlaikM
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ka
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kid
and
her
official
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the
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reglftrmlon
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drup'd
on
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,
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hhe
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Dining
Room
Suite
$149.50
and
another
8
Piece
Walnut
Dining
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Suite
$105.00
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Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
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