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DAILY
FDJTJOFf
Wednesday,
May
13,
192.1-
If
the,
editor
of
the"
Saturday
Tribune
knows
as
murh
about
the-
Wong
Sing
abduction
as
he
claimed
he
did
in
the
screed
he
published
lat
week,
denouncing
Hie
daily
press
of
Vancou
ver
xfor;
the
manner
in
which
it
handled
the
news
of
the
case
he
sho.ulil
certainly
lie
called
upon
to
give
his
evidence
at
the
forthcoming
eutiiry.
The
editor
seems
to
be
very
nettled
over
the
course
that
things
are
taking
and
somewhat
dissatisfied
wilh
steps,
that
have
been'
officially
taken
though
he
rautioiil
PxplfiU),ia
it-is
not
up
to
him
to,
tell
what
he
knows
for.fe.hu
it
i!i)mviiirrir
re
who
me
,
uiiinaj
investigation,
.ii
ne
ream
feels
thalHvny
about
if
and
is
desirous
of
haying-
the
jnysler
solved,.
4
he
proper
thing
fur
him
to
do
is
to
offer
his
informn
lion
lo
the
authorities
instead
of
haranguing
Iherh
with
lecture.:
which;
'really
amount
to
the
attitude
of
"I
know
but
I
won't
teli
you.
Ton
are
not
smart'
enough
to
find
out
for
yourselves."
Germany
And
Its
New
President
TJuuigh
fears
.have.
been
expressed
of
what
will
happen
with
Field
.Marshal
lliudenbtirjj
as
the
president
of
fie'rniauy,
it
is
iiul
ikely
that
nii;lhiug
serious
in
Euroj)e
really
will
happen,;
'jVue'it
seems
Hint
Hie
Nationalists
have
taken
control
in
(lerrnrtliy'agaHi
but
they
will
not
be
allowed,
lo
put
into
effect
any
radical,
policies.
Such
predictions
that
the
monarchy
"will
be
resjnredjare
hardly
likely
to
come
lo
pass.
Too
wide
a
gulf
lies
bej.v;e.eji'the
Nationalists
and
the
Monarchists
for
that.
fiermaiiy,
we
are
led
to
believe,
ha
been
for
some
time
lu-eakfifgafie"
strict
letter
of
the
Versailles
treaty
and
has
been
buildiijg
'up
a
large
civil
police
which
amounts
to
nothing
more
or
less'Uliati
a
new
army.
Hindenbiirg.
will
undoubtedly-
be
in
favor
of
Vontinuiiig
this
practice.
It
is
no
fuure
or
no
less
necessary
fijf
Hie
Allies
to
lake
steps
to
prevent
this
now
than
it
was
before.
Iliidfiiburg
became
president.
'
:
.'.
Lord
Byng's
Trip
North.
TheH.
rhe.beuplr
nl,llSit
XPzWjwalerwav
are
,tp
havefor
the
first
irne
a
visit
An.
a
Ovt
i
ft
r-tMfe
1
'
Dml
1
yn
g'i
1
1
leave
Kdmontou
on
July
la
and
go
right
through
tu
the
Arctic,
the
t
rn.
taking
six
weeks.
Thai
the.
people
peonic
or
of
I
Die
lie,
north
norm
will
will
ariv
irive
him
aftyt'leome
of
the
heartiest
description
is
as'
certain
as
that
ne
win.
inorougniy
enjoy
the.
oiilmg.
All
who
have
made
Ihe
jourpe
Ifjive
itiirnu
back
delighted
and
Lord
Hyng's
example
is
likely
-to
be
followed
by
many
olliers.
.White
the
governor-Keneral
will,
on
nrrivintr
nt
Hersebel
Island,-o?
a
very
long
distance
from
Ihe
seal
of
coveriimeiil
and
the
mileage
bo
will
have
traversed
will
give
many
of
those
who
read
about
his
trio
a
new
conception
of
the
size
of
the
dominion
Have
You
Seen
the
Congoleum
Play
Girl?
From
now
on
until
May
16th
she
will
be
playing
in
the
windows
of
authorized
Congoleum
dealers.
Look
for
her
when
buying
yourSpring
Look
for
the
Gold
Seal
when
you
buy
EARLY
HISTORY
OF
HOSPITAL:
Was
Founded
In
1909
And
Has
Steadily
Improved
Under
Careful
Management
On
February
10,
l'Jtli),
ihe;
citizens
of
Prince
IliiperL
gather-1
ed
in
Hie
.Methodist
Church
for
Ihe
purpose
of
orjraiiuinjr
a
gen-!
raT
hospital
and
a
committee)
was
aimointcil
tirnler
the
chair-
nianship
of
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick!
with
M.
M.
Stephens
as
secrc-i
tary
to
carry
into
effect
the
in-1
corporation
of
a
i
hospital
association.
'Through
their
agpres-sive
efforts
the
commitlco
was
uccessful
in
securing
'from
the
Oraml
Trunk
Pacific
Develop
ment
Company
and
the
Provin
cial
Government,
a
suitable
hos
pital
slle
which
together
with
erlaiii
government
ami
munici-
al
grants
enahleil
them
lo
bring
the
hospital
into
lioiny.
On
January
ii.
1010.
the
first
annual
meetinp
of
the
associa
tion
was
held
and
the
first
board
elected.
II
comprised
J.
A.
Kirk-
Patrick,
president;
H.
Cuthbert,
secretary;
and
1
K.
Slralliy,
T.
I'attullo,
I).
O.
Stewart,
fi.
It.
Xaden
and
A.
Ciirss,
directors.
On
September
20,
1910.
Miss
Kale
McTavish
was
appointed
the
irst
matron.
Opened
In
1911
Construction
if
the
first
unit
of
the
present
building
was
proceeded
with
and
toward
the
end
of
January,
1
0
1
1
,
the
hospital
eceived
patients.
At
the
annual
ineelUi?
held
February
3,
1911,
I).
C;
Stewart
was
elected
presi-
lent
and
under
his
able
adminis
(ration
the
institution
grew
from
ear
to
year,
keeping:
pood
pace
xilh
Ihe
advancement
in
the
cience
of
nursinff
tlirousliotil
Ihe
province.
Mr.
Stewart
remained
as
pre
sident
of
the
hospital
for
thir
teen
years,
from
February
-----
'
J""
ng
patients,
grants
by
the
mii-l"
P'Tiuaneni
cauii
nicipality
and
the
provincial
.'oveinmenl,
and
donations
by
ihe
public.
The
prime
object
for
which
hospitals
exist
is
to
pro
vide
a
means
for
assisting
in
the!
are
open
lo
everyone?
who
desires
or
needs
hospital
treatment,
irrespective
of
whether
or
not
lliey
are
able
lo
pay
f
jr
thai,
ser-vhy;
it
vvill
be
apparent
that
Ihe
success
.
of
those
-
institutions
must
depend
fo
a
very
large
ex-enl
upon
the
moral
and
physical
assistance
of
Ihe
general
public.
There
are
perhaps
few
cities
he
will
be
nothing
like
as
much
out
of
touch
with
the
world
ashe
fact
llmt
those
was
his
predecessor,
the
Marquis
of
Lorne,
when
over
forty,
'he
administration
ears
ago
ne.
came
to
what
is
now
Alberta.
To
reach
it,
ft
long
overland
journey
was
necessary
from
ifie
nearest
railway.
Lord
Hyng
will
be
able
to
travel
in
i-onirort
all
the
way
to
the
Arctic
and
wilh
Ihe
radio
service
will
gel
ihe
news
from
day
lo
day.
10
1
i
until
January
in
11)21,
when
ne
was.
succeeded
by
1).
U.
Mcllae.
iiuring
that
period
many
obstacles
were
met
and
many
difficult
problems
arose;
and
throoph
jQiiscientious
effort
and
resourcefulness,
these
were
surmounted,
leaving
an
institution
apahle
of
performing
the
hih-sl
possible
service
for
the
community.
The
crowning
work"
of
Mr.
Stewart's
hospital
activity
was
his
part
in
the
erection
of
Ihe
nurses'
home
which
will
remain
as
a
monument
lo
his
faithful
service.
Sources
of
Revenue
Pass
it
around
after
every
meal.
Give
the
family
the
benefit
of
Its
aid
to
digestion.
Cleans
teeth
too.
Keep
it
always
in
the
house,
ait
(j
"Costs
little
-helps
muds
"
WRIGLEY5
the
body
is
racked
h
pain.
The
secretary
is
always
on
the
Job
and
his
only
interest
is
that
of
the
hospital
which,
after
all.
is
that
of
the
public
It
is.
therefore,
worth
while
to
lend
moral
and
physical
support
to
Ihe
greatest
extent
possible.
Ten
Years
Agok
f
in
Pilnne
Rupert
May
13,
1915.
Among
the
late
lists
of
tho"
who
have
met
their
delhs
in
ac
tion,
appears
the
name
of
It.
1.
Ii.
Warton
of
the
Canadian
Hit-
aineers.
Mr.
Warton
was
I
lie
law
partner
of
.
K.
Fisher
in
this
city.
Leslie
Hall
of
lids
city
been
killed
at
ihe
front.
has
Judge
Iloherlson,
who
was
r.
cenlly
appointed
lo
the
bench
held
his
first
court
here
yes-
'n
terday.
His
Honor
i
wit
railed
upon
to
pass
.sentence
for
the
first
ti
i.,
.
The
IHIIi
Itatlalion
in
which
Vrince
HupertV
sevond
coiitin-
vent
are
enlisted
have
received
orders
to
be
ready
for
adrw
service
at
short
notice.
I'lo-y
are
in
training
at
the
Willows
(!a
in
i
in
Victoria.
STEWART
Ihe
Troy
group,
now
owjie
by
Ihe
Northland
Mining
Co.,
i
lo
yet
considerable
development
The
sources
of
revenue
from!work
"'
season,
the
program
.vliich
the
hospital
derives
its
including
Ihe
driving
of
a
I5
income
:t
ro'llit
.-icenimU
nf
rmv-lfoot
tunnel
and
the
pulling
ill
of
About
1500
sacks
of
iiire
will
he
brought
down
from
Ihe
Indian
mine
Hits
spring
before
Ihe
snow
goes.
Shipments
have
al
humanitarian
work
of
restoring
ready
commenced,
one
Ion
hav
.onl
maintaining
health,
to
which
ing
gone
to
Trait
and
another
to
all
oilier
phases
of
hospital
work
the
Selby
smeller
ire
secondary
and
merely
at
mans
for
the
accomplishment!
The
comedy
farce
"Five
of
lhat
object.
Hearing
that
in
Hrides,"
mit
on
by
local
lalenl
mind
and
having
regard
for
Ihe
in
the
Stewart
Opera
House
fact
thai
the
doors
of
hospitals
the
end
of
last
week
was
a
greal
success;
II
was
produced
under
tho
.VJijtr's'nliali'
direclfnv
of
Mr
li,
l'
,;(iil4(jn
andue,
cas
chantflersi
;
included;
'
jlrs.
F
t
of
ran
Howler,
Miss
Daphne
Workman
Miss
Ida
Wilson,
Miss
Cherry
Campbell,
Miss
Muriel
Crawford
Ilev.
A.
W.
II.
Ashley,
(ieorne
Andrew,
1.
S.
Jack,
II.
ft.
-Mar
vin
and
J.
W.
Wilson.
The
or
n
itiilisb
Columbia
whose
cili-chest
ra
consisted
of
Mrs.
V
sens
ami
civic
auinornies
nacK
Jancowskl,
J.
p.
Scarlett
and
up
their
hospital
boiler
than
doj.loe
Cullen
and
them
were
vocal
!hose
in
Prince
Iiupert
and
Ihe;
solos
by
Miss
Anne
Clothier
and
reason
is
perhaps
to
bo
found
In;
J.
H.
Wilson,
changed
wilh
of
hospital
affairs
here,
since
the
inception
of
the
association,
have
adopted
a
real
spirit
of
self-sacrifice
and
service
which
has
demonstrated
......
..
.
....
A
beer
license
has
been
grant
ed
to
Ihe
lintel
Slewarl
and
Ihe
premises
arc
being
remodellei
lo
meet
the
reipiiremenls.
io
mo
cnizens
ine
vaitio
or
ineir
n.
j),
McKenzie,
one
nf
tho
woik;
and
as
long
as
beards
of
original
localors
of
the
Terinin
management
continue
lo
Iheir
unstinted
effort,
purely
by
public-spirited
Rive,im
mine,
has
returned
In
town
guided
,fpr
,,
absence
of
ten
venrs.
mo
tives,
so
long
will
citizens
and
cily
council
support
them.
I
Hospital
Day
Xalinnal
Hospital
Hay
marks
a
time
when
every
citizen
is
asked
to
pause
and
give
thought
to
Harold
Hlanlon
Is
(raining
hard
for
his
balllo
here
on
May
25
with
Hrkk
Skinner
of
Prince
lluperl.
Thnr
and
Hert
Johnson
of
a
phase
nf
social
service
which
",
Prince
Rupert
have
opened
cfMiunatida
the
best
patronage..
'genls'
furnishing
store
here.
The
city
Is
extremely
fortunate!
-1
in
having
as
medical
praclltlon-
Miss
Kale
Hyan
underwent
ers
oiilslanding
men.
The
nialron
successful
operation
in
the
and
nurses
are
most
efficient'
Slewarl
Ceneral
Hospital
las
and
extremely
loyal
to
their,
week.
noble
profession.
Only
those
who
have
passed
through
Ihe
experi
ence
ran
fully
realize
what
An
acllve
program
of
develop
It
nienl
work
Is
to
bo
carried
oiil
means
lo
receive
the
ilispensa-llbls
year
on
Ihe
Vancouver
Hons
of
love
and
mercy,
when
group
which
adjoins
the
Ter-
-
v,
1
RR1TISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
Ili.s
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
(lold.
l!7(5,!)fl2,20:i:
(0.1p
CijVt
r:H,orr;
Hilver,
$oa,r,H2,05r.;
Lead,
$58,i:i2,WU;
Copper,
Jg
i
7t,0
to.r.os
;
jfou.
S"
00i,7o(i;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$i,10S,2.V7;
Coal
and
Coke,
$2.r.n,!iOS,j
13
jU,
Stone,
Hrirk,
Cement,
etc.,
$:tU,U5.2aA
;
making
its
vMineral
Production
0
Vbe
JuT
li)2a
show
an
,
-
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year.
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
arc
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
Umse
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
Hritish
Kmpne
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtnini'd
by
developing
such,
properties,
the
sonmh
r
Yi
h
guaranteed
liy
Crown
(lranLs
Full
inforinntioii
together
with
Mining
llejiCirls
aril
Maj,
may
be
ohtameil
frr;li
w
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
minus.
am
iiescnanips.
nian-
ikpi".
is
in
charge.
ALICE
ARM
Highly
tons
of
low
grade
and
17ft
sacks
of
high
grade
ore
were
shipued
Jasl
week
from
the
K.speran.a
piine
lo
Ihe
Anyox
smeller.
Jack
nraham
has
returneil
here
from
a
six
months'
trip
to
New
Zealand.
He
broushl
with
him
a
bride
who
was
formerly
Miss
Mahla
Murray
of
Auckland.
They
were
married
I
here
on
April
7V
Kric
Carlson's
logging
camp
for
the
Abbolsford
Logging
Co.
is
now
working
full
blast
and
some
sixlv
men
are
employed.
Ihe
logs
are
being
sent
to
Prince
lluperl'
and
Ocean
,
Falls.
Jack
McDonald
has
left
for
Ihe
Cassinr
country.
.He.
will
operate
a
stage
service
from
Telegraph
Creek.
John
Dumas
has
'returned
here.
after
spending
the
winter
in
lho
Peace
Iliver
country.
!
.Nick
Sutilovich
has
obtained
a
fteer
license,
'for
the
Pioneer
llolel.
Sam
Winerslrom
has
opened
a
store
on
the
Kilsaull
flats
near
Kric
Carlson's
logging
camp.
AdvertNe
In
the
Dailv
'ew
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
COMKISSfoNtRS
COURT,
TERRITORY
OF
A
LAM
A;
DIVISION
NUM-BCR
ONE,
HYDER
PRECINCT
In
Hi"
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date
of
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roiirt
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lie
fiimreti
rorieiniiK
yonr
in-lerent
Iheretn,
Hale
or
KIrM
PnMlratlon,
April
J7.
IP.
Dale
or
l.M
rnlillration,
June
17,
I01.
onr.N
r.
nu
t,
dinlnotralor.
NOTICE.
I.N
THE
MATTF.lt
or
an
application
ror
Ihe
liie
or
a
rrenh,
rerlirirale
or
lllle
ror
I.ol
nineteen
1
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and
twenty
10),
lllorlt
Ihlrty-lwo
(3),
Section
rive
&,
City
or
ITInre
lluperl,
Map
?3.
Sallnrarlory
proor
or
the
detrnrtlon
or
the
Certiorate
or
Idle
rnverlnit
tlin
aliove
lnnd.4
tinvlnit
Iteen
fiirnhlird
to
this
orrire
It
I
my
Inlentlns
to
lur,
arter
the
expiration
or
thirty
:nn
d.iya
trn
the
Urst
pnlillratlon
hereor,
a
iliipllcate,
Certiorate
or
Title
rowrlna-
Ihe
ald
land
In
Ihe
namea
or
rf.TKIt
M.
CASSItlY
ami
Fll
A!K
CASSIIiV,
whlrh
C.erllflrale
or
lllle
la
dated
the
mil
AiikuM
1913.
and
nuinliered
Hill.
.
.
F.
MACI.FOn,
nea-Utrar
or
Titled,
Land
HerlHry
Orrire,
Prince.
Hnpert,
B.C.
Manh
t7ih.
inn
.
NAVIQABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
R.S.B.O.
1806,
CHAPTER
115.
THOMAS
TriOTIF.lt,
or
the
City
or
Prlnre
Import.
In
Hie
Province
or
lliltl'll
Coliiiulila,
IIKIIF.nV
OIVK.S
.MITICK
that
he
hu
under
Serllon
7
or
the
mill
'Act
de-IKrflted
wllli
the
Minister
or
I'uhllr
Work
al
Ottawa,
and
In
the
nrrice
or
the.
IHv
Irlct
ItfgUlrnr
or
Ihe
Land
RetHtry
Iil-Irlrt
or
Prince
Iiupert,
at
Prince
Hnpert,
B.C.,
a
denrrlpti'H)
or
Ihe
Mle
and
pliiui)
or
a
whii
i
f
and
pier
prnpned
In
he
liulll
In
Ihe
Prince
IliMTt
llarlior,
Prlnae-llupert,
II.
C.
on
all
lhnc
portion
or
walcrrrout
llHk
ii,
plan
0i3,
nerllun
I,
I'rlm'e
Iiupert,
Province'
or
llrltlll
Cjilum-hla,
or
the
appurtenant
rnrcuhore
and
the
water
lot
In
rronl
thereof,
containing
In
nil
an
area
or
I
SO-1
ooth
acrea,
more
or
te:
AXti
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
ei-plrallun
or
one
mouth
from
the
rial
of
llm
rirnt
pulillralloil
of
till
.Vntlce
Thonia
Trotler
wMI
under
section
7
or
the
nald
Act
apply
lo
Ihe
Minister
or
Pnhllc
Work"
at
hi
ofrice
In
the
city
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
ald
alte
and
plan
and
f"r
leave
to
ronstriict
Ihe
aald
wharf
and
pjer.
Iiated
at
Prince
Hnpert,
B.C.,
Ihli
Dili
day
or
April,
l5,
THOMAS
TROTIF.lt.
By
Wllllaini,
Manson
A
ilnntales,
lii
solicitor!.
FOR
SALE
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
and
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
DON'T
DO
IT!
Don't
experiment
when
you
are
ordarlng
Building
tufnbtr,
Materials
or
Coal
LUMBER
AT
MILL
PRICES
We
are
Agents
for
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Miirswifcan
sell
their
products
at
mill
prices
Phono
110
or
564
AENT3
FOR
THE
FAMOUS
NANAIMO-WELLINQIO"
COAL
Once
Used
Alyvays
Used
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours
1
lo
.
X-RAY
SERVICE
Phone
680.
Open
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
FAMED
Trade
M
LONDON
ol
P"'r
.t.nd.rd
Th,
Gin
you
will
a.k
for
.g.in-tl.e
for
oyer
1.60
yean.
S3.25
Pe
Bottle.
The
Gin
for
you
is
"II.
V
U'"
.
i
ir.l
I
f
a
display6'1
W
.,,nint
,ment
0'
the
mis
ndveriiseincni
is
mu
.ui...v-
J
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
ly
Hie
aovcriim
r
Urilish
Coliwnbia.