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and
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In
policy
of
give
aVdnatf
II
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deliciously
fresh
in
airtight
aluminum
foil
packets.
Never
sold
in
bulk.
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it.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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and
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Friday,
May
HK
1925.
No
Need
To
Worry
About
This
Paper.
It)
writing
opinions
day
liy
day
on
three,
four
or
five
dif-feiuMit;
subjects
each
issue
of
Ihe
paper,
we
are
humid'
to
clif
lei
n
jrreiit
deal
from
many
of
our
readers.
Now
and
then
we
make
mistakes
and
sometimes
we
over-emphasize
matters
which
secniVhi
us
important
luil
which
perhaps
with
a
wider
perspective
might
not
he
so.
i
1'jje
other
day,
when
endeavoring
lo
stir
up
sonie
interest
in
j
the
u'ljildren's
ward
for
Hie
hospital
we
trod
on
Ihe
toes
ol
f'&iiH'
of
Ihe
women,
as
we
intended
to
do.
In
some
piarl,er
we
are
told
we
raised
somewhat
of
a
hornet's
nest
and
Ihe
hor-nels
djd
considerable
buzzing.
We
are
glad,
uf
it.
if
women
spent
jess
time
at
afternoon
bridge
and
silly
leas
and
did
more
ue
fill;
work
in.-lead,
the
city
would
he
much
belter.
However,,
thai
fsnot
our
business.
The,
ladies
can
ca'rry
on
their
affaiifci
any
yay.they
wish.
We
would
not
dare
lo
say
what
they
should
do.
All
we
would
like
would
be
lo
see
the
children's
ward
jirn-perly
established
ami
we
have
sufficient
faith
in
the
men
and
women
of
this
community
to
believe
they
will
do
it.
A
gooll
beginning
has
been
made.
Lord
Leverhulme
Was
Great
Man.
Lord
Leverhulme
was
a
generous
and
discerning
patron
of
man.
or
course
he
had
Me
reels
in
Ins
character,
as
all
grat
men
have.
The
greatness
never
extends
all
the
way
round.
Lord
Lverhiilme
was
a
generous
and
discerning
patron
ol
panning.
A
lew
years
ago
there
was
a
good
deal
of
amusement
over
Jus
differences
wilh
two
celebrated
mirtrail
painters
to
whom
lie
sm
for""
his
portrait.
"
In
Ihe
first
instance
the
paint
ing
was
reiumeu
to
me
painter
Willi
llie
head
cut
out.
It
wa
al
once
explained
that
Ihe
return
of
the
mutilated
painting
w.i
entirely
unuileiitional,
although
Lord
Leverhulme
maintained
his
general
.objections
to
Ihe
painter's
efforts.
In
the
second
instance
Lord
Leverhulme
objected
lo
paying
Hie
.stipulated
price
fur
a
full
length
portrait
when
only
a
three-quarter
length
work
.had
resulted.
Very
naturally
these
incidents
caused
a
certain
amount
of
indignation
among
painters,
and
a
not
at
all
uncurtain
amount
of
amusement
among
the
general
public.
To
Port
Sunlight'
Lord
Leverhelme
presented
an
art
gallery
and
museum
in
memory
of
his
wife.
He
made
notable
benefactions
(o
his
native
town
of
Bolton,
and
to
Masonic
and
other
charities.
Socially
he'
was
one
of
the
happiest
of
men,
and
after
Seventy,
years
of
age.
was
often
ready
lo
dance
Ihroughoic.
a
whole
.'program.
Pertinent
Things
About
The
Tariff.
"
'
Huring
his
recent
speech
Mr.'
ArchanHtaiilt
had
some
pertinent
things
to
say
about
the
tariff
mid
Ihe
llnbb
budget.
"Tin-best
reason
for
concluding
that
this
budget
is
a
sound
and
reaoii:tltlrt
one
is
that
it
lias
failed
lo
please
Hie
extreme
wing?
of
this
House,"
said
Mr.
.Archamhault.
"It
does
not
please
tin-high
protectionist
and
it
also
does
not
please
the
free
trader
The
biitfget
reminds
me
of
Hie
altitude
of
Sir
Wilfrid
I.niiiitr
(in
racial
and
religious
questions.
The
Tories
of
Ontario
used
to
snv.lhat
Sir
Wilfrid
wauled
FYem-h
and
Catholic
domination,
and
it
llie
time
the
Tories
of
Quebec
were
staling
that
Sir
Wil
frid
.was
.betraying
his
race
and
religion.
The
principle
thai
Sir
-Wilfrid
Laurier
did
follow
should
apply
lo
Hie
'fiscal
policy
anil
IJciuj.Vee
in
litis
budget
Hie
embodiment
of
that
priiicipl..
Our
ireoiixaiihiVnl
situation
5
aiirh
Midi
it
mean
.iim
disruption
or
Confederation."
Dally
Mall
Service
Is
Needed
Here.
A
'despatch
to
Hie
coal
announces
that
Ihe
postal
authorities
have
at
least
consented
to
establish
a
daily
instead
or
a
ti-Aveekly
hnggiig;-
enr
mail
sen
ice
oji
the
Canadian
National
Railway
between
Edmonton
ami
Vancouver.
That
is
satisfactory
as
it
means
that
baggage
car
mail
services
are
practicable.
II
is-
what
we
have
been
nskintr
for
alternate
dm-s
Iipi-p
The
'weak
spot
in
the
mail
"service
in
tin
west
is
now
that
..r
41...
I!....
f-
i
.
r.
.
M.
mi.
imr
neiwecn
jasper
ami
I'rmce
Unpen.
Another
effort
should
lie
made
to
try
to
impress
on
the
post
office
Ihe
desirability
of
establishing
such
a
service
aiid
llius
giving
Unpeople
of
this
part
of
Ihe
country
a
similar
service
to
that
extended
other
parts
of
Ihe
west.
They
offered
him
a
partnenhlp
If
he
could
Invert
a
little
money.
But
he
hadn't
the
money,
and
the
opportunity
wi
gone.
Don't
let
lack
of
the
money
ipoi!
opportunity
that
may
come
to
you.
Wtm".
One
dollar
will
open
a
Union
Bank
Savings
Aico.
MS
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
BANQUET
GIVEN
BY
MARIANS
Members
of
Gyro
Club
Guests',
of
Senior
Organization
and
Visitors
From
Outside
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
Ketchikan,
Portland,
Seattle
and
Montreal
Represented
at
Annual
Event
The
spirit
of
Holary.
that
of
cltint:
In
know
and
.tinuVrsliiiiil
and
help
each
oilier,
was
clearly
manifested
al
Hie
installaliou
lianquyl
of
the
local
Notary
filuh
al
the
SI.
Kepis
ilininjr
hall
last
ecAing
when
members
of
the
(iyro
Club
were
guests
of
members
of
Ihe
llolary
Club
and
there
were
also
visitors
from.
Ketchikan,
Seattle,
Portland,
and
.Montreal.
Incidentally
farewell
was
said
lo
W.
K.
Williams,,
one.
of
Ihe
charier
members
of
Ihe
local
club
who
left
for
the
'south
lat
night
lo
"establish
a
branch
of
his
law
business
at
Vancouver.
In-.
W.
'J'.
Kergin
presided
during
Ihe
earlier
pari
of
the
evening
and
after
Ihe
installation
Thomas
McClymont
wielded
the
gavel.
Distinguished
Guests
I
he
distinguished
guesl
of
the
evenuiK
was
(mvernoi-
Irank
Higgs
of
Portland
who
came
In
install
the
omcers,
which
he
did
in
n
neat
speech.
Willi
him
wsts
Harry
Nuiian.
president
of
the
Ketchikan
llolary
Club;
Hob
Shaw
of
the
Vancouver
Club:
llev.
C.
M.
Van
Marler
of.Krlchi-!
kan.
X.
H.
Walker
of
Ke'lchikatr.
Waller
Molson
of
Monln-al.
Frank
Parrih
of
Seattle
and
Hoy
McNaughtiin
nresidenl
of
the
Prince
llnpert
(!yro
Club.
The
president
drew
alien!
inn
lo
a
new
Holary
slandard
which
is
being
presenled
lo
the
nw
dub
at
Ketchikan
by
Prince
lliiiert
similar
to
(he
one
given
ihe
local
club
by
Vancouver
when'lliey
were
funned.
Dr.
Kergin
thanked
Ihe
members
of
the
club
and
particularly
Ihe
officers
for
Ihe
sniipoii
given
him
during
the
pasl
year.
F.
Dawson
made
a
neatj
speech
in
which
he
welcomed
j
the
visitors
and
congratulated
i
Ketchikan
on
its
success.
Ilei
Ihoughl
it
would
be
a
good
thing
.'or
Prince
llnpert
if
they
could
imbibe
some
of
Ihe
Ketchikan
spirit
and
pull
together
as
they
did
for
anything
Ibey
wanted.
I'Mey
were
handicapped
in
not
haviiiig
a
railway
like
lliis
city
hail
hul
in
spile
of
that
they
forged
ahead.
The
.secret
of
their
success
was
that
everyone
I
here
was
working
for
Ketchikan.
Cement
Good
Fellowship
Harry
Xuuan
expressed
the
hope
that
Ihe
formation
of
the
llolary
Club
in
Ketchikan
would
nelp
spread
Hie
cenienl
of
good
leHnwship.
He
lived
here
for
a
number
of
years
and
was
very
glad
lo
see
the
improvements
I
hat
were
being
made
here.
Hev.
C.
M.
Van
.Marler
told
a
number
of
humorous
slories
and
lobl
them!
well.
He
spoke
of
Hie
desire
of
Ihe
Ketchikan
club
lo
work
iri
harmony
with
Prince
Hnperl
andvencoiirage.
Ihe
spirit
0(
"gel
logenier."
Thomas.
MrOlyinfnnt
spoke
of
(he
rpret
they
fell
at;V.
Ji
Wll-liariis
'leaving.
He
had
heeit
hVfe
since
the
early
days
and
had
always
been-
a
good
neighlxir.
They
would
mjss
him
in
Ihe
Holary
Club.
Mr.
Williams
thanked
Ihe
club
for
Ihe
expressions
and
told
of
having
been
here
in
the
early
days
and
taking
part
in
Ihe
incorporation
of
the
rily.
Hoy
McXaiiighlnn,
president
of
the
(Jyro
Club,
spoke
interestingly
of
the
work
Ihe
Cyros
were
doing.
here
and
thanked
the
Ho-larians
for
Ihe
support
in
Hie
enterprises.
Without
ihls
support
ley
rnubl
do
lillle.
Best
in
World
Flunk
I'arrish
of
Seatlle
men-Honed
Hie
value
of
service
clubs.
In
Seallle
they
had
the
best
Holary
Club
hrtlie
world.
lie
ad-milted
it.
lie
told
of
wnme.of
the
work
Ibey
were
doing
and
of
Ihe
cultivation
or
the
International
spirit.
Hob
Shaw
of
Vancouver
spoke
briefly
and
Frank
Higgs
gave
the
members
of
the
two
clubs
a
good
deal
of
vood
advice"
nienliotYinsr
V,
v-
"
Its
guaranteed
pure
and
purity
means
value
in
soap
,
says
Mrs.
Experience,
to
housewives
interested
in
saving.
"Of
course,
you
know
right
away
that
I
refer
to
Sunlight
because
Sunlight
is
the.
only
laundry
bar
soap
made
in
Can
ada
that
is
guaranteed
pure.
A
$5,000
Guarantee
of
Purity
goes
with
every
bar;
and
according
to
the
makers,
this
Guarantee
has
never
once
been
challenged
during
the
whole
lifetime
of
Sunlight
Soap.
President.
Thomas
McClymiie
:
War'
Immediate
Past
President.
Dr.
J
K
W.
T.
Kergm:
Secretary.
nl
r.ity:
Johnston;
Treasurer,
(ieo:
Horii;
l)ireciors.
Jack
Xicho
is
and
11.
II.
Lillle.
Mike
McCarfeiy,
who
is
also
a
director,
was
o
il
of
town.
VARIED
SUBJECTS
OF
NEW
LIBRARY
BOOKS;
Fine
Arts,
Literature,
Travel
and
History
in
New
Volumes
Recently
Received
I
he
following
new
honk
have
licen
ndded
lo
Hie
shelves
of
Hie
Prince
Hupert
library:
'
Fine
Arts
"Firsf
Hook
of
Photpgrapliy,"
by
a-ill.-
CImifly,.
.?;
'
"Phjit)ogr';ipliic
.VirinVpieiits,''
by
Wi
Ji,
WudhiiHv!'3
'
x".ew
Music,
by
-neMge
Dyson.
Llteratura
Jean
Hlewell's
Poems.
"Lovers
or
Fn
gland,"
by
fl.
F.
Mohcklon.
"Peer
Cym.''
by
Henrik
Ibsen.
Travel
:
".Mirror
of
the
Sea,'
liy
Joseph
Conrad.
'
"Alolls
of
the
Sdn,"
by
Fred-prick
O'Hrien.
History
'Huskin,
A
Study
In
Personality?'
by
A.
C.
Henson.
"David
Thonii.son,"
by
C.
X.
Cochrane.
"Samuel
de
Chnniplaln,"
by
Halpb
Flenley.
"The
Story
of,
'ihe'
Canadian
People,"
by
D.
M.
Duncan.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Frank
Parrish.
Sea'llle;
Hnrry
C.
Xunan,
C.
M.
Vtin.Marler.
X.
H.
Wal'er
and
J.
Walley,
Kel-chlkan:
II.
W.
Chamber
and
F.
H.
OnodenoHgh,
JnvernoB;
s.
Hint
Prime
Hnperl
had
taken
the
Donablsori.
Port
Fsslnglon;
Mrs.
tnilialorj'
steps
Inward
Ihe
for-!"-
Palllfison,
Massed
;
(icn.
million
of
a
club
in
Ketchikan.
McAfee,
Ceorgelnwn;
Joseph
Community
Hinginor
was
led
by
I'lolfel
and
T.
Coval,
Winnipeg;
Jack
Xlcholls
while
the
vocallslsj-L
H.
Hiches,
Vancouver;
C.
MrO.
or
the
evening
were
S.
K.
Camp-!leislmian,
Tpronlo;
ThnmaH
It.
bell,
John
Davie.
Consul
Wake-
Thiis
Smilhers;
J.-
W.
Fea,
field,
ami
P.
C.
Jackonn,
with
W.C.X.H.;
j..
.-.
oiniiiimin,
Spokane
yaugban
Davles
accompanylnig.
Central
The
new
officers
initialled
were;
J.
C.
Loujli,
Alice
Arm;
J.
Ijticpn
l
narioiie
Islands
Mat-Lean.
Queen
Charlotte
I
llewison.
Purt
Clemenis
A.
F.
Kobis.
Vancouver;
F.
Dug-gan.
C.X.H.;
H.
Hilcbie.
Locke-port;
Kd.
Swanson,
Alaska;
Mru.
Hirhards.
eijy;
W.
McTuck
and
J.
Jorgensen,
Surf
Inlel.
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
tli-
Mailer
or
the
Aclnilnlnlrilion
Art;
nl
In
the
Miller
or
the
Katal
nr
Jolin
John-
.
twin.
Hwfjwd,
lmuiF.
TAKE
INOTICE.
tint
by
ortler
of
III
Honor
P.
Veil.
Vounr.
nude
the
7
III
ilir
of
April,
A.ll.
102.
I
v
t'xilne(l
Ail-lulr.i
t
ra
lrr
of
Ihr
-Uti
nr
John
John-mm,
lerer1,
and
ill
parlle
IiivIhk
rlairn
malntl
ttr
raid
rma.tr
are
hrrrliy
required
to
rnrnlJli
fame,
properlr
verified
m
me,
on
or
before
the
lh
(lay
of
Mar.
A
".
1025;
and
all
nartlea
Indchled
to.
the
eMale
are
reqmreii
m
pay
the
amount
of
Ihelr
Inrtehlerlnein
to
me
forth-with.
NOnMAN
A.
WATT.
orrirlal
AdmlnlMrator.
ITliice
Hnperl,
II.
t;
naten
ne
in
la
rt'
rell
LAND
ACT
In-
rnnro'
nunerl
I-and
nittrlfl;
tnurlrt
of
I'rlnre
llnpert.
(
TAKK
NOTICE
lhat
"iTHlerlll
pea
hrlnay,
of
Vanrotiver,
II.
C.
orrupallon
anlinoii
liroker.
Intends
to
apply
for
permfMlon
to
pnrrhBe
the
following-
derrlln-l
laud;
-
O'Mirnenrlnif
al
a
Mit
planted
mile
oiilh
of
the
dontheat
eomer
of
Uit
A70-0,
lilllle
Creek,
llantre
4,
Coat
Iltrlrl
Ihenre
north
iO
rhain;
theiire
WikI
In
chain;
Ihenre
noil
Hi
lo
uliure
line
In
an
eaterly
direction
to
point
of
commencement:
containing
Jo
arrea,
more
or
Icaa.
MEItlt-U
HES
liniSAY,
Applicant.
Kdwln
Elroy
liarnuni,
Arent.
nted
prll
3rd.
Hnpnajaaaa
T
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4
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ii
1
Tit"H
ffc
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Slarler
.
.
.
.
$250.00
Wilh
Slarler
..
..
$300.09
(ioverument
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