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more
Delicious
than
any
other
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Daily
News
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
PAIbY
KDJTJCm
98
86
$Jej&
Thursday,
March
12,'
102.,.
Importance
Of
Road
To
North
Country.
A
ro"rrespomlent
in
Ihe
south
draws
our
attention
to
the
importance
of
the
roal
program
of
Ihe
Provincial
fiovernnicnl,
whereby
lliere
will
he
a
highway
from
southern
Kritish
Colum-hia
lo
(he
Bulkley
Valley
by
way
of
Asheruft,
(Juesiiel,
Prince
(ieorge,
Ihe
.Neehaco
Valley
and
lo
llezeltbti.
The
correspondent
points-
out
thai
tourists
are
not
only
valuable
because
of
the
money
they
spend
but
much
more
so
from
the!ulverlising
they
do.
People
looking
for
out-of-the-way
place
lonisil
wj.il
come
right
through
to
the
fertile
valleys
of
the
central
purtOAf
Ibis
province
and
anions'
tlieni.
will
be
some
who
are
looking
for
places
to
settle.
They
cannot
help
hut
be
allrarejj
by
lh,e,
Bulkley
and
Nechaco
valleys
and
the
result
should
be
tncifiised
settlement
and
increased
prosperity.
Continuing,
our
southern
friend
suggests
that
if
the
road
cannot
at
pn'senl
be
completed
along
the
Skeena
River
it
might
be
fiosibIe-Jo
have
a
ferry
boat
carry
cars
up
or
down
the
.Skecna
River
to
and
from
Prince
Rupert.
This
would
give
the
tourists
all
the!
brills
they
want,
show
them
the
most
wonder-fid
scenery
In
the
world
and
give
them
something
no
other'
place
offers.
Whether
or
not
this
plan
is
practicable,
it
is
not
for
us
to
say.
At
any
rale
it
is
interesting
as
.
showing
the
interest
taken
"ui
this?
pari
of
the
country
by
people
of
the
south,
and
the
pusibilities
Uiey
see
to
which
we
are
sometimes
blind.
'
The
same
writer
says
Rial
Prince
Rupert
must
realize
she
is
not
Los
Angeles
but
she
has
many
things
that
Lo-
AiiRekv
lacks.
He
thinks
we
should
capitalize
Metlakatla
and
the
Indian
lor
of
the
north.
He
thinks
something
should
be
done
to
link
upvilh
the
aN.R.vfooking
offices
iii
iBrflertfdvertise
the
at
tractions
here
and
arrange
for
suitable
slopoffs.
Edmonton
Paper
Urges
Co-operation.
.
The
Edmoiilmi
Journal
urges
that
there
.
should
be
cooperation,
between
the
C.P.R.
and
Ihe
Canadian
.National.
This
is-a
reasonable
suggestion.
Ail
railway
construction
has
to
be
financed
by
the
people
of
the
country
earlier
or
Inter
and
they
should
have
-some
say
in
what
lines
are
lo
be
built
and
who
are
to
jiuild
them
There
should
be
no
more
duplication
of
railway
line
aiid
the
railways
should
all
be
carefully
planned
lo
serve
the
country
as
well
as
the
railway
corporations.
The
heads,
of
the
ClML
and
Canadian
National
are
both
very
capable
men
but
they
are
perhaps
more
inlereste'l
in
building
tip
-their
systems
than
giving
service
lo
the
public
They
may
not
think
they
are
but
it
cannot
well
he
otherwise.
They
are
the
heads
of
big
corporations
and
as,
such
must
make
good.
Peterson
Steamship
'
'
Bonus
Needs
Explaining.
:
Unfortunately
we
are
not
in
receipt
of
the
usual
Hansard
reports
or
the,
proceedings'
of
Parliament
'
iind
cannot
give
as-intelligent
a
discussion
ur
the
proceedings
as
might
otherwise
be
the
case,
but
it
still
seems
to
us
a
the
bonus
to
shipping
is
primarily
intended
Tor
the
Atlantic
and
will
tend
to
niiliale'
against
(he
ports
of
the
Pacific.
It
is
ull
verv
well
to
say
thai
the
'ships
can
be
diverted
to
Ihe
Pacific,
but
will
thev?
Thai
is
the
'important
thing.
They
are
being
bonused
to
"bring
down
the
rreight
rates
on
the
Atlantic'
find
the
money
from
the
west
is
being
insed
for
this
purpose,.
We
are
pitying-out
our
nionev
in
order
to
enable
the
Atlantic
steamships
to
undercut
the
Panama
route
and
unless
there
is
some
more
definite
proposal
brought
rorward
Ihan
seems
apparent
at
present,
it
seems
to
us
that
the
proposal
or
Ihe
King
Government
should
be
vigorously
4ipjM.scd
here.
Possibly
we
are
wrong
and
are
not
in
possessioiiM.r
ji
the
rr!s.
If
not
it
is
about
time
we
were.
t
PHii
r
Rupert
must
right
ror
her
own
rights
independent
or
ajiy.jMtrty.
If
Ihe
Liberal
parly
will
not
give
her
the
satisfaction!
she
requires
she
will
have
to
support
some
other.
At
auv
ratr,
it
looks
as
if
the
Atlantic
shipping
bonus
still
needs
some
expt.uiing.
tit
order
thai
it
may
be
acceptable
to
the
ports
or
the
J
aciftc.
As
Jong
as
there
is
a
definite
projH.sal
oml
ntore
than
a
surmise
that
we
are
to
be
included
in
th
eib
al
we
shall
be
satisfied
but
we
think
this
is
necessarv
"Child's
Eyelids
Inflamed.
Stuck
Together
and
Bled"
Mr.
E.
P.
Kimball,
EntwhUtle,
Alt.,
write
:
"Our
little
jirl
from
birth
wi
troubled
with
inflamed
eyelidi
nd
in
spite
ol
cverl
remedies,
grew
wore
until
at
the
age
of
sixteen
months
her
eye
could
not
be
opened
after
sleep
without
bleed
ing,
a
waxy
discharge
sticking
the
lids
together
and
adhering
with
greart
tenacity.
The
child's
grandmothers
were
consulted
by
maiL
and
both
responded
with
a
little
sample
box
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
These
were
used
as
directed,
and
lasted
until
we
could
obtain
a
further
supply
from
Edmonton.
Improvement
was
very
marled
from
the
first
application.
The
waxy
discharge
was
easier
removed
and
did
not
teappear.
Inflammation
subsided
and
has
not
returned."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
0
rt.
a
Vix.
all
(Wlm
or
1'Atrmnmm.
lUlr
A
Co..
114,
Toronto
CANNERY
MAN
HERE
TO
LIVE
Francis
Mlllerd
Arrives
With
Family
to
Remain
In
Prince
Rupert,
His
I
To
take
up
his
permanent
i
residence
in
litis
city
which
has
income
Ihe
headquarters
for
hl
Vanning
operations,'
Francis
j.Millenl.
head
of
the
cannery
icomnaiiv
bearing
his
name
'which
proposes
in
build
a
plant
lat
Seal
Cove,
arrived
from
Van
couver
on
the
Prince
Hupert
yesterday
afternoon.
He
is
accompanied
k
by
-Mrs.
Mlllerd
and
family
and
they
are
to
lake
up
residence
in
tile
house
of
Capt.
K.
MeOiskrie
on
Fifth
Avenue
West.
Mr.
Millerd
staled
that
it
va
his
hope
(o
proceed
at
an
early
date
with
the
erection
of
the
plant
at
Seal
Cove.
There
were
some
details,
however,
that
had
lo
be
arranged
with
t
lie
Fisheries
Department,
He
will
not
operate
the
c'anncry
at
Sinner-j
ville
this
year
fie
staled.
Tin:
floating
cannery
Laura
Wlialen,
which
will
he
operated
near
here
this
summer,
is
now
on
the
way
up
the
roast
from
Uualsino
with
the
local
manager.
W.
.1.
Jelfer
son.
altoard.
FOUND
BODY
OF
MAN
NEAR.KETCHIKAN
WITH
BULLET
HOLE
IN
HEAD
John
Groellnger
Thought
to
Have
Killed
Hlrrrself
on
Beach
With
Pistol
KETCHIKAN,
Mar.
12.
The
Jtody
of
John
(Sroelinper,
who
was
last
sepn
alive
on
Tuesday.
February
2i,
was
found
early
in
Ihe
week
by
two
outing
parlies
ina
small
cove
about
two
miles
north
of
Smiley
cannery'
on
the
Wards
(love
road.
From
a
note
written
on
the
preceding
Monday
and
th'
euiublioti
of
the
body,
death
is
believed
to
Jiave
been
self-inflirted.
'
Chartes
,
Rower
and
family
w'alked
out
on
the
liighway
and
prepared
4o
have
llieir
lunch,
They
were
just
ready
In
be
seat-
ed
at-
the
improvised
camp
table
at'
the
spot,
when
the
body
of
(roejinger
was
first
noticed.
Rower
immediately
started
walk
ing
lo
town
to
notify
the
author
ities
of
his
gruesome
find.
It.
A.
Hall,
J
oil
ii
Dawes
and
Axel
Koskey'
were
sirolling
along
Ihe
beach
firing
at
targets
and
enjoying
a
Sunday's
outing
when
they
discovered
(iroelinger
about
20
minutes
after
the
Bower
party
had
departed.
They
also
left
for
town
and
succeeding
in
haling
a
passing
car
reached
here
shortly
before
,
it
o'clock.
They
were
the
first
to
givenolicc
of
the
discovery
of
Ihe
missing
man.
A
coroner's
jury
was
hastily
impaneled
and
a
parly
went
out
lo
examine
the
body.
Croelinger
was
found
in
a
re
clining
posture
in
n
small
cove
at
Ihe
mouth
of
a.
creek
where
I
he
I
ide
rose
unit
fell
over
part
of
the
body.
A
bullet
hide
was
discovered
about..
three-fourth
of
,an
inch
above
the
right
eye
and
a
.25
calibre
pistol
of
popular
make
was
also
located
between
the
man's
legs.
Fxamin-alioii
of
the
pistol
revealed
than
one
shell
had
been
expended,
the
shell
of
the
exploded
cartridge
being
in
the
chamber
of
the
weapon.
I
here
were
six
good
cartridges
jn
the
magazine.
SIX
NEW
MEMBERS
JOIN
GYRO
CLUB
Presentation
to
Fred
Hennlng
Playground
Program
For
Year
Discussed
Six
new
members
were
added
to
the
I'rince
Hupert
fiyrn
Club
.at
the
regular
monthly
business
i
meeting
yestenliiy
afternoon.
They
were:
John
W.
Morrison,
cannery
man
of
Sunnyside;
crunk
W.
I'earson,
eily
engin-
eer;
Harry
W.
Hlrch,
managing
j
secretary
of
the
I'rince
Hupert
Uieneral
lliispilal;
F.
E.
Itohert-son.
manager
of
Ihe
lloyal
Hank
of
Canada:
Dr.,
E.
8.
Tail,
den-jtist;
William
Halagno,
violinist,
jnf
the
Weslholnie
Orchestra,
j
A
cerenvony
nt
the
meellng
jwas
the
presental
ion
lo
Fred
I
1
1
ftl
fl
1
11
IT.
IHni.nlll-
livnrl..,l
f
the
el
for
the
year
wn
discussed
and
it
was
decided
to
in-slal
equipment
nn
Violet
Park
in
Section
7
providing
that
location
is
available
Sai
the
purpose.
Second
choice
is
the
city
park
in
Westview
near
Jhe
school.
It
is
propose'lo
put
on,
in
collaboration
wilh
Mrs.
II.
0,
Crewe,
a
concert
during
baster
week
for
the
playground
fund
Other
means
of
raising
money
for
the
year's
work
are
under
consideration.
There
was
a
large
attendance
of
members
at
Rie
meeting.
which
was
presided
over
by
Mil
ton
Conzales;
past'
president,
in
Ihe
absence
nf
the
president,
'IL'
F.
McXaughton.
,
,
V
The
Man
in
the
Moori
WS:-
A
MINK
is
like
the
puldic
in
that
he
is
born
lo
be
skinned.
The
difference
between
them
'it
thai
while
Ihe
mink
is
skiliiH'd
but
once
Ihe
public
seems
-lo
like
it
and
comes
bark
for
in'iire
skinning.
A
WlNNIPF.f.
scribe
complains
that
California
does
not
adver
tise
her
cyclones
but
neJIher
does
Manitoba
-advertise
her
dust
storms
or
blir..ards
or
even
her
intense
cold
or
summer
mosquitoes.
.
WIXNII'KO
might
also
mention
a
few
minor
things
that
we
do
not
'
particularly
brag
about
here
such
as
our
lethargy,
our
afternoon
teas
and
our
hridsc
parlies.
CANADA
has
the
simplest
boundary
of.
any
in
the
world.
On
Ihe
east
and
west
she
is
bounded
by
the
ocean,
on
Ihe
south
by
a
straight
line
atid
on
Ihe
north
by
a
little
fene'
made
of
otic
pole
that
no
Canadian
has
ever
yet
seen.
THE
United
Stales
is
quite
keen
in
reducing
Ihe
iiiunlter
of
capital
ships
because
Aibnira)
Sims
says
capifal
ships
are
useless
in
war.
"VOU
may
Have
heard
of
the
man
who
was
sentenced
for
life
but
got
off
as
a
'
result
of
hail
behavior.
He
married
anil
I
hell
his
wife
secured
a
divorce.
J
HAT
reminds
un-
nf
a
slorjr
it
s
a
gooii
one
lull
I
count
ntd
tell
it
in
mixed
company.
I
shall,
have
to
reserve
it
fitr
some'
lithe
when
there
are
only
girls
VARIETY
is
wives.
I'lcasc.
husbands.
of
Ihe
city
aldermen.
think
so.
the
-spice
li'f
don't
mention
PEOPLE
here
seem
fairly
happy
in
spile
of
lhe
vagaries
IT
is
eslimaled
that
the
vncalit,-
lary
'of
the
English
sneaking
world
has
been
Increased
by!
annul,
ten
hilliou
.unrds
hv
ltie
use
and
aliuse
of
ihe
cross
word
puzzles.
1
THE
less
nthletie
a
girl
the
likelier
she
is
to
Jump
at
a
pro
posal.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
J
In
Ptinne
Rupert
i
March
12,
1915.
Under
command
of
Lieut.
L.
Hullock-Wehstei-
u
otinln
or
local'
men
who
are
troing
to
Vancouver
to
Join
OA.
Klrkpalrirk's
mounted
rifles
for
active
service
sailed
for
the
smith
on
the
Prince
tSeorge
this
morning.
The
corps
included
a.
I..
Murray,
W.
I
II
ll.ifliM-
Unl.n
.
J
ill-fH
1
IIIJ,
ii
ii
I
.
.
Mllll
.Illllll,
I.
A.
t,
l.l'O
,ifi(
-jhandsoine
china
,
salad
bowl.
The
Meany,
H.
Hunt
ler,
Joseph
Sou-
...
-..i.uiioii
wu
mane
ny
t
imiig.i
tan,
nod
McLeod,
M,
'Anthony
jlas
Klork
on
behalf
of
the
eliib.lHIdon
Dunlop.
F
fl
Scoll
II
J
I
The
playground
program
of
Cooke,
Ed,
Grant,
A,
A,
Hunter!
It's
like
Magic!
What
is?
That
ii?$t
Taste
Why
so?
It
tells
you
so
much
You
know
right
away
that
you
are
tasting
the
smoothest,
loveliest
milk
chocolate
you
ever
came
across.
Which
bar
do
you
mean?
Well,
here's
its
picture
Itnhcrl
4
ii
tin.
I).
.McCtillough,
J
j'lynn,
A.
Walton.
Hubert
Havies
I..'
Mr
liar?,
Imvbl
lloss,
S.j
)emers.
.lohn
MrtSrcgor.
.1.
F.I-'
li'ott,
.1.
II.
Clark,
.lohn
Hall.
Tomj
llnherty,
W.
H.
Moore,
.1.
A.
Me-!
bean.
A.
C.
Ilaucrofl,
.1.
S.
Lewis
C.
McMillan
and
F.
i.
Walsh.
"I
want
to
congratulate
this
city
on
the
splendid
hydro-elec
tric
plant
that
lias
been
estab
lished
here..
This
is
Ihe
only!
'Ix-ycar
obi
city
possessing
its!
own
plant'
I-
have
ever
seen."'
Jlich
wen5
Ihe
remarks
of
.1.
j
Ashley,
hyilro-electric
expert
of-Oh
hi,
who
spent
a
few
days
here'
in
the
courec
of
which
he
visited!
be
Shawntlans
Lake
plant.
Local
Liberals
met
lasl
night
j
til
a
nominating
ronvcnlion
ini
Hie
Mclntyre
Hall
and
chose
thej
following
candidates
for
Ibe
forthcoming
provincial
election:
I'rince
liupcrl
district,
T.
I.
1'jillullo;
On'iiueca,
A.
M.
Man-
vm:
Allin.f.
II.
Mobley.
NO
FINGERPRINTS
"Safety
ftrsl."
remarked
ihe
detective's
son
as.
he
donned
rubber
glows
lo
rail
the
jam
i
Closet
.
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American
Legion!
Weekly.
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NOTICE.
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spring
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it
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possibly
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natural
lazi
ness.
I
DISLIKE
finnan
Doyle.
He
says
everybody
works
in
heaven
and
even
if
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do.
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biiililiug
next
door
lo
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from
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