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Should
Use
"SALADA"
TEA
T63
No
other
tea
is
so
delicious.
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The
Daily
News
..
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLER
Managing
Editor.
UktUt
EDITION
"Friday,
May
28,
I
1)2(5.
Oltlllzatlon's
Veneer
lNot
Very
Thick.
.Modern
civilization
seems
to
lie
I
it
ll
e
more
Ihan
a
veneei:
n$Me-nealh-i
all
the
coare
wood
neediitgunly"
..a
'jcra'ck
in
(he
oijler
covering'
to
give
it
an
.opportunity1
tit
show'
itself.
We
pride
-
jiifrselves
oif
oiir
development
lull
reversions
to
type
are
o
uii-in'ftrous
that
it
is
difficult
to
realize'.that
they
are
reversion
and
jio't
part
and
jiarce,!'
if
our
eivilizatipji..
'
Those
whose
duties
lead
lhe,m
to
study
of
the
lower
emo'-thiii
of
humanity
somelimes,,Oeconi$
o.ve.rwhelmeil
wilh
the"
depravity
fhat
is
so
often
manifest
that-lhey
are
apt
to
become
cynical
and
.often
lose
faitlt
.in
-tlie
-
ultlmte
destiny
or
the
li
il
n
i
an
race.
,
'
Supremacy
Of
All
,
Lower
Orders.
it
seems
to
be
part
of
the
plan
of
development
of
the
universe
thai
a
race,
or
group
has
to
advance
as
a
whole-
and
can-mil
get
very
far
in
part.
Take
the
human
family
u
an
example.
There
has
been
an
intellectual
development
in
the
white
race
especially
in
the
English
speaking
pari
or
it.
When
as
a
whole
it'
fs'
compared
with
the
yellow
race
as
a
whole
it
has
a
decided
advautage"aud
even
greater
over
the
black
race.
This
can
be
said
without
any
suspicion
or
boasting,
for
we
have
little
to
boast
about.
:
As
soon
as
the
rare
shows
rigns
of
unusual
development,
there
is
a
slackening
in
reproduction
and
the
result
is
that
llie
joweiv
groups
will
in
time
overwhelm
the
hiKlIer..Noture
seenis
tbimjfct
jo
.advancement
o
one
section
of
the
army
without
cbjiiVantly
whipping
up
the.-rear
and
retarding
the
advaVe
.guard;
.
Thes
human
army
must
advance
a's
a
whole.
(V
it
ii
to
udvtuice
at
ill.
,
Peace
Propaganda
.Must
Be
General.
Que
of
the
signs
of
advancing
civilization
is
the
lendeuev
J
ward
Um
abolition
of
war:
'et,
it
is
imposibIe
to
think
ortolal
disarniamenl
unlil
the
lower
groups
have
been
imbped
wnu,,ine
Jtice
idea
as
well
.as
the
higher.
Mere
on.
the
Pacific
JJcenn
we
have
Japan
a
(he:-dominating
influence
and
(here
i
btlle
yet
(o
indicate
that
Japan
is
imbued
with
the
reace
iiia.
U-i
even
sein
that
other
nations,
including
the
British,
are
rather
juciineu
lo
rear
the
military
tendency
in
that
country.
Tnje,
there
U
a
tnunteractini;
socialistic
lendeuev
lhe
lli4iH)e
develop
and
spread
and
bring
about
an
"amelioration
of
uic.uangr.
Japan
is
officially
Showing
a
disposition
to
fall
jiOUlie.
wth
Uie
peace
movements
of
the
olhe
r
nations
but
while'.UrUish
people
are
losing
(hat
sene
of
patriolism
which
H'$i?e
,,al
na
nade
(he
nation
great
the
Japanese
arc
developing
jt
rapidly,
much
as
it
was
developed
in
(lermany
during
Ihe'Jtwo
decades
before
the
war.
'
'
Patriotic
Spirit
Is
A
really
patriotic
dilion
'
almost
unbeatable
when
accompanied
with
intellectual
andtphysical
development:'
.
Today
jajMii-is
prouaiuy
uie
most
patriotic
nation-in
the
world.
She
ixlvery.
rapidly
developing,
intellectually,
and
physically
her
-men
,rank
-second
to
none.
The
men
in
the
Japanese
army
and
navy
are
clean,
wholesome
men.
When
the
sailors
reacli
port
Ihcy
doviol
rush
off
to
the
red
lighldislrirl
and
the
beer
halls
anil
de:hau5h
themselves.
They
retain
their
manhood
and
are
proud
forjthd
honor
of
their
country,
their.
army,
their
naw.-'au'd
their
.olhervintilutions.
Urar
.a
'fe.vv
hundred
young
Japanee
cadets
sing
;
their
national
soiigs
and
you
can
at
once
realize
(hat
these
are
to
'be
.leaders,
of
an
unbeatable
nation.
The
sentiment
or
love
'or
cojtlry
for
which
(hey
are
r?ndy
at
ariy
time
to
die,
pours
foHh
av
from
Ihe
lips
of
one
man
and
the
reaction
on
-
thefii-seV-st'-,t
wiiderful.
They
feel
themselves
great
and
unbeat-idilr
iiiiduch
sentiment
carries
any
natfon
a
long
way.
How
8olve
Problem
That
Paces.
Us.
,T
Jlovv-fire
.we
to
solve
the
problem
that
fares
us.
Here
on
uitiPitciflc
we
are
particularly
iilleresled
in
il.
All
we
can
do
iTH
deal
with,
(he
nation
that
is
-our
neighbor
in
such
a
manner
as,o
win
Jier
respect
and
through
our
influenco-
to
bring
about
riMtira
euuioeni
in
lavor
oi
co-operation
and
world
peace
that
'"jf.riOl.itflry
danger
may
gradually
djsappenr.
TRY
A'
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TONltHT
no
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PROCURABLE
S
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H'OOKJi
MS
bimi-(UUVfT
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Original
Labal
look
for
St
at
tfe
VnJor'4
ad
tntitt
,
k
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Thii
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TOSH
MUSICAL
DAY
ROTARY
CLUB
Number
of
Vocal
and
Inttru-mental
Numbers
Pleas
Members
at
Luncheon
'
Yesterday
was
a
musical
day
at
the
Rotary
luncheon.
Two
visitors
to
the
city,-"
Miss
Jane
Sullen
and
Basil
.Hobcrs
o(
tha
Walter
Hates
Lyric
Quartette,
each
sangr
a
couple
of
$on?s
mucli
tn
the
enjoyment
of
the
sratheriiiffr
The
Halagno
hrother.i
ave
a
tuet
on
violin
and
plah
i
and'
'il
Kalagno
also
ptay'd
a
violin
solo,
their
work
as
usujil
helny
particularly
lippreciatcd.
,H
was
reported
that
th-Kniphts
or
Pythias
hail
decided
to
uut
on
a
whist
drive
and
dance
in
aid
of
the
Hoys'
Hand
m
Ihe
Hnston
Hall.
The
club
endorsed
the
recom
mendation
of
the
directors
that
n
delegate
be
sent
to
Denver
to
attend
the
annual
convention
of
Hotariaiu.
II
is
probable
that
si.
Johnson
will
represent
Hie
flub
on
that
occasion.
President
C.
H.
Orme
announc
ed
thai
Ceoree
Bryant
had
ac
cepted
the
position
of
chairman
pr
.the
program
committee
for
lb)
year.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ayK
THE
first
or
the
month
will
be
here
atfrain
next
week
and
I'nj
sure
I
shall
be
sick
in
bed
for
i
few
days
until
all
the
thinners
have
arrived.
IT'S
all
right
to
blow
your
own
horn
-if
you
are
quite
sure
it's
in
tune.
K.T
month
is,
the
.
nionlli
of
ntarriage
and
ciipid
is
abdut
as
hu.4
as
usual
LE(5fJLT0HS
are
olten
whether
to
enact
blue
sky
laws
or
to
abolish
suckers.
'-
THE
difficulty
with
the
jury
system
is
that
the
jurymen
do
not
usually
know
which
el
of
liars
to
believe.
A
HEFOKMEK
is
always
indignant.
He
can't
help
it.
'I'i
happy
thing
about
his
activities
is
that
he
never
succeeds.
CANADIANISM
is
the
forming
of
resolutions
lo
beein
savinc
money
next
month.
,
hAi,
this
is
summertime,
so
let
s
nut'
olf
savinsr
until
fall.
jiw
are
iuckj.
jney
never
seem
to
know
when
women
are
fooling
llieiii.
AS
long
as
a
person
sings
wilU
I
lip
rest,
she
may
pet
a
rcputa
lion
for
having
a
good
voice,
bu(
II
is
fatal
lo
try
and
sing
alone.
DID
you
ever
try
putliner
per
fume
on
onions
That
is
what
it
(s
like
when
some
girls
I
know
use
beauty
helps.
USUALLY
Ihere's
nolhina
wrong
with
Jhe
engine,
Il
the
engineer
who.
is
at
fault.
HOW
are
you
.gohisr
to
Krasn
Ihe
opportunily
if
you
are
silling
on'your
hands?
A
DELEGATE
Is
an
offfcial
ookfiig,,erson
.fairly
ouzlnwil!i
advice.
"
w-
IF
I
only
had
the
money.
I
know
what
I
d
do.
I'd
make
a
fortune
in
no
time,
bul
Home
one
else
might
net
il.
GREER
up
rriends.
This
is
goiner
to
be
the
holiest
summer
wo
have
had
since
1920.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Princ
Rupert
May
28,
1918.
A
fine
"etfonVt
.concert
was
staged
last
nijfhl
in
the
W'esi-holmp
Theatre
for
the
benefit
of
the
Ridley
Home.
The
member"
of
the
troupe
were
,Mr.
J.
II.
McLcod,
iirs.
C.
A.
0-
Arm-strong,
Mrs.
'IV
C.
Duncan,
Mrc.
Norman
Mackintosh,
Miss
Clara
Hamsley,
Sllss
L.
M.
Ellelt
(ao
companlst)
and
Messrs,
W.
K
Fisher,
Jones,
Mclliar,
Darton
and
Morlirner.
The
inferior
of
Self
and
Mrs,
Demers'
millinery
Thii
nvjniSffnt
Te
Sfjtiwm
th
lovtljr
GronTtnor
l)rgn,ii
m
CkI
imp4e
of
mttr
tfiftv
minihipTMttchcd
in
Cmmiioitr
PUt
Hal
tilvcr
il
i
kinyljt
gilt
thp"rftcompIrlioiuifaub!e
crvKc.
AiVf?JJ
noon
Iday.
,the
work
would
be
commenced!
The
rivpr
steamer
Ominecd
ha
been
sold
by
Foley,
Wels'j
and
Stewart
and'
will
lie
over
hauled
here
preparatory
lo
be
laken
(o
Cook's
Inlet,
Alaska.
where
she
will
be
ued
by
Ibis
tinted
Stales
triiveriiiii.-nl
iti
KETCHIKAN,
May
ilr-Cnn
FOR
KETCHIKAN
IS
ABOUTTOCOMMENCE
KLTCHfKAN,
May
27.
Con-
crel"
paving
of
one
block
eaci
on
Main
and
,(rant
Mreels
will
he
ularieil
as
soon
a
practicable,
the
eitv
ouncil
havo
decided.
I'elilinns
signed
Jy
nearly
every
.j
jiFjii,
properly
I'nnri
owner
In
in
Ihe
mr
Iwo
inii
iinmediately,
as
oon
as
iaiu'..
ory
reipiirpmeiits
havp
been
ful-
DHed.
j
Owners
Refuse
to
Sign
Il
had
bev'ii
hujied
lo
pave'
.Main
street
from
(Irani
lo
Pinp;
Slreel
at
this
lime,
as
well
j
the
othpr
two
hnrk.
OwncMr
(onneelion
wilh
Ihe
Alaoka
rail'-'of
nhulliiur
phperty
on
Main
road
bemst
buill
from
Seward,
itreel.
however
.,AoubI
not
sinn
-
-
.
x.Hi(m.
BUILDING
HIGHWAY
i
x;
Mr
I"-of
.,,,,
T
'
(
!::"
UUT
Or
KtltHIKAN'
,ul
u,p
c",l
wa
informed
.',
.
m.
j
hal
it
would
in
all
prohahililv
Contract
Let
For
Etenlon
ofj"0'
''d
4S
per,
sipiare
yard
Road
on
Tongass
Narrows
to
Cost
$107,000
i
FLU
ATTACKS
NUMBER
!
OF
NFLD.
FISHERMEN
slrucliotl
of
lliren
nnd'
one-'
-m
tenth
m
p?(tinllh-iflfie
Ton-:
ST.
JOHN'S
N'fld..
May
?8.
Kass
iiiitiiwayj
lo
col
?in7,000
i
isihiik
opera
i
hum
alon
Uie
has
been
started
by
Ihe
Seima-
i
southwest
coast
have
been
held
.slrclch
or
road
'.has
been
accept
cd
by
the
Portland
office
of
the,
bureau
of
public
road.
Carlson
arrived
here
on
the
steamer
ifuiUMs
wxm
pun
iMMiiniiv
supplies
for
the
work.
Employment,
of
100
More
I
ban
loo
men
will
be
em
ployed
on
the
new
projeet
for
a
period
of
prinntbly
five
months.
Mr.
CarUnn
say?,
and
If
Ihe
road
work
a)
ilyder
Is
awarded
o
hfs
company.
Ketchikan
Will
be
made
the
headquarter
for
their
work
in
the
district.
Some
of
he;
.grading
machinery
Is
now
on
baud
here
and
the.
remainder
u
on
the
way.
CONCRETE
PAVING
Jhelp
hae
ln-en
senl
lo
lion.
J.
H,
lieunett,
Colonial
Secretary,
who
at
once
started
a
movement
for
relief.
Much
difficulty
was
experienced
in
gelling
doctors
near
the
adjacent
villages
In
uo
to
Ihe
most
seriously
silualed
comnju-
GOVERNOR
TO
LIVE
A
foiwui
(latmonjr
ta
Uu
,
t.l
I
fJ
lUl
mting
Ml
aluult
lluir,
r
I
M.W
ii
Him
aBi
Ua.lv
rr
i.
f
hutHfiltnt.
i
COMMUNITY
PLATE
WEEK
Prince
Rupert,
May
29th
to
June
5tlif
1
EVHKYWHEHR
cxluljits.of
glcaming,'gorfi,rous
silveri
A
ware,
the
most
modern
and
licautifu!
Cfcations.,.
sparkling
gift
pieces
and
sets
for
lrides-to-bc
.
cxrjtiisitc"
family
table
services
to
glorify
the
home
.
.
.
fcilvcrwarc
that
every
woman
longs
to
own,
and
hojcs
to
own
,
.
.
lovely
CoMVUNITV
PlJvTK.
And
you
will
find
the
silverware
you
want
and
need
now,
withifvthe
price
limits
you
approve.
..
silverware
that
will
thrill
you
with
pride
of
possession
more
and
more
as
the
years
go
by.
Look
for
these
window
displays
of,
Coimumtv.1!ivtb
.
.
.
examine
these
lovely
creations
at
your
leisure.
There
is
no
obligation
to
purchase.
t
G,fi!bitsofTmiolPLATr.t6o
,
.
Silyencure
by
the
takers
of
Qatstxwxirr
7'l.iti
'
,,f'''&Jkriu
fricet
mrpriiingfy
bcautifut
t
FEATURED
AT
THE
BETTER
SHOPS
store
were
badly
damaged
and
rt'
ir.il
after
Aome
illruinn
J
k-0(l
ileal
of
goods
erp
lost
;
i
ssolulion
wa
adopted,
ari
epl-
tlirnuzh
fire
wliieh
broke
out
al.inj
Ihe
peliliiiu
and
slalintc
tha'
DEMAND
CALIFORNIA
HE
SAYS!
Lf)S
ANdKLKS,
May
2H.
j
Former
Oovernor
Scnll
C.
Hmhh
ntttes
which
were
ltne
Hlanche,'"'
'i,'"i
iinnouncpd
here
today
i.amaune.
uurKeo
and
LaPoile.
A
doctor
and
two
nnrser
were
senl
out
from
here
bul
the
majorjly
of
the
physicians
alorur
ine
southwest
coast
were-o
busy
in
their
own
communities
(hat
Llmv
could
remler
little
alsanrp.
to
uie
more
isolated
sefllehienlA.
ACTRESS
JS
JEALOUS
CONCERNING
HER
AGE
I'AIUH,
May
28.-
How
muel,
..
Inforination
in
regard
i0
nlo
.
or
an
actress
worth
Mmi.......
Mislinxuel,
m
ruinous
I'reneh
actress,
is
about
(o
test
u,u
0'
She
Is
Hiiintr
a
post
car,
,iliU
for
revealing
her
ukp.
lor
pica
he
declares
ihut
everyone
knows
she
has
passed
her
thP.
lieth
birthday
wlieren
sueh
In.
lormauon.
ii'iiiKiiiuii.
auiiouu
iilillilUUU
i
he
had
decided
lo
make
hi
rest
deuce
In
California
aHer
spend
-
mg
the
winter
hero.
lie
declared
that
Alaska
l
heavily
handicapped
"by
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key
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