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v.-
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Try
"SALADA"
r.nrrM
TrA
T74
wneti'rbu
SV'aht
a
chdnge.
It's
delicious.
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DAILY
EDITION
Do
We
Realize
What
Seasons
Mean?
MkOTtt
Wednesday,.
May
20,
1920.
It
seems
to
us
Hint
very
.many
people
have
no
realization
of
what
is
meant
by
Hie
various,
holidays
we
keep.
Take
the
last
sis
an
instance.
It
was
May
2i,
but
what
did
it
rheair?
The
holiday
w
first
established
because
it
was
the
birthday
of
(Jueeii
'''Vftt'oriaV
On
her
death
it
vw
still
called
Victoria
Day
and
the
last
day
of
school
preceding
it
was
known'
as
Empire
Day.
The
;
whole
Tdea
is
for
ns
lo
consider
our
position
as
a
member
of
the
British
Empire.
?
The
"word
"Empire,"
as
we,
have
mentioned
before,
is
ralhei'
an
unfortunate
one
because
we
associate
with
it
all
that
goes
with
Imperialism.
If
brings
tornind
the
"imperialism
of
Rome,
of
France
under
Napoleon,
and''of'
Oennauv
under
the
Kaiser.
When
it
U
considered,
however,
that
the
Hrjlish
Empire
is
not
:
imperialistic
but
is
a
commonwealth
of
free
and
independent
:
dominions,
the
word
loses
its
.sting
and
we
can
celebrate
Em-
v-
n
llllWUi
luring
ill
Villi
-Vlll
CTJJCGI
7
"
Next
Holiday
Is
'
'
v
-
.
,
Dominion
Day.
-
Tlie
next
important
public
holiday
is
Dominion
Day,
which
comes
on
July
1.
It
celebrates
the
birthday
of
the
Canadian
confederation
although
at
that
time,
the
Dominion
was
not
bv
-
any
means
complete.
If
wvas
Ihe
beginning'
of
the
confedera
tion
idea
under
which
the
Canadian
nation
came
into
being.
It
;
is
celebrated
here-'
with
more
show
of
patriotism
than
am
other
.
.
.
..
.
...
1.
:
.1
i
.1
i
I,..
it
ii
-
iiiiiiuhj
aim
rignuy
so.
ji
is
me
largest
govern
menial
entity
lo
which
we
belong.
There
is
no
government
of
the
British
Empire.-
The
British
commonwealth
is
just
beginning'
Id
develop
and
no
one
can
say
what
its
final
form
will
be.
Hossiljly
there
wiU
be
no-finality
about
it
but
just
a
steady
evolution'
jViit
'
as
the
British
nation
evolved.
-
-
'
Having,
A.
Scrap
Ove'r
Flag
For
South
Afrlcai'
t
In
SJuith
Africrf-
they
are
having
a
big
scrap
over
Hie
ques-liifii
of
a
new
flag.
It
is
proposed
to
have
a
Soulh
African
flag
without
any
Union
Jack
on
it
but
thjs
seems
lo
meet
with
the
opposition
or
every
Britisher.
Meetings
are
being
held
and
resolutions
passed
protesting
against
it
on
the
ground
that
it
i
totally
opposed
to
the
sentimentKifva
greater
part
of
the
white
raVe
there
and
is
an
affront
to,
the
British
section
of
the
country.
So
strong
has
been
the
opposition
to
the
move
that
it
is
thought
the
Hertzog
government
will
not
proceed
with
it
at
this
season
of
the
House
of
Asscml)jy,
...
Startled
By
Crime
f
At
Portj
Essl
rig
tori.
.
:
'
j
,.
The.
wlrt
le
west
country.
-'vai;
-s'tarOefl''
yeHerday
by
hews
of
lhe
(Timeat
Port
Essingtou
when
a
girl
.was
liofriblv
murdered
by
some.briile
in
hiimaii
form,
It
b-
to
b
hoped
that
the
per,
Mlr'J
'
lhe
,,'tlt
will
be
.jmckiy
Jiruught
to
justice.
It
i
sarisTactory
lo
know
that
an
efficient'
police
force
is
working
oh
thp
Viise
and
results
are
e.pCcfe'L
J
.'k'S
iJ'ficult
for
the
normal
person
to
understand
the'
atti-tnd.
n.fi.lniud
or
a
man
who
would
cpmmTt
such
a
crime.
It
sdrikes'
the
average
person
wHh
horror'
riiid
possibly
so
reacted
on
the.
criminal
as
soon
as
the
deed
wa'done.
Co"mplaln.
Because
'
No
Music
Here".
"
..
'
II
is
rather
a
commoiijlung
16
hear
complaints
that,
in
Prince
Rupert
there
are
lid
'opportunities
fo
hear
good
music
1
,u
e,J
i'wjoou
wieaires,
,u
we
nave
is
movies.
This
week
'Tjir''i-
?",,1,.a"
.('PPortiihily
and
the
music
given
haV
beif
sfricll
FiIgh
class.
Vet
the
people
nave
tiot'
taker!
advantage
of
the
opportunity
lo
hear
it.
Tonight
is
the
Mst
qu
which'
the
Lyric
quartette
will
appear
and
Um.se
who
have
not
"Set
heard
them,
should
do
so.
They
are
well
worth
It.
Afcial
wholewheat
cfacfeer
TRISCUIT
maw
ine
same
as
prodded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafee
Crisp,
Delicious
ON,
aj
'
la.
MUSICAL
EVENT
Walter
Bates
and
His
Lyric
Quartette
Prove
Great
en
tertainers
at
Westholme
The
Waller
Hales
Lyric
qgar-tetle
made
an
excellent
imprc-sirtn
last
evening
at
Ihe
West-holme
'
Theatre
when
it
ai-
iieared
for
Ihe
second
time.
Kiv-
mg
an
enirriainnieni
ui.ii
any-
one
with
music.a)
taste
should
appreciate.
Mr.
Bales,
Ihe
tenor
of
Ihe
parly
and
Irainei
of
the
other
members'
was
the
fe'aturo
of
the
evening
buf
Miss
Kdilli
Pickells,
the
English
soprano,
ulso
proved
ey
popular
with
the
audience.
They
gave
a
mix
ed'
program
including
a
nundter
of
selections
front
the
onera
The
Bohemian
nirl"
all
wltK
good,
effoct.
Charles
BalagP't
was
accompanist
for
some
of
Hie
vjngers
and
in
a
few
of
Ihe
num
bers
ill
Balagno
played
a
vio
tin
obllgalo.
..
,.
Tenor
Selections
W
hile
no
two
member
of
Ihr
audience
would
agree
exactly
or'
what
they
liked
best
In
las'
night's
program,
'The
Largo"
by
Waller
Bales
was
undoubted
y
Ihe
best
pit
of
work
of
(lie
evenins.
I
lie
Itoail
lo
Manila
-lay"
by
.ihe
.4ame
singer
was
also
well
rendered
as
was
also
"Then
You'll
Remember
Me,"
from
lb
Bohemian
Girl.
His
other
num
bers
were
"My
Lovely
Celia"
from
the
old
English
"I
Look
into
Vour
Harden,"
Were
You
t
Call."
"When
Love-
is
Kind,"
from
the.
-old
Irish,
nd
lhe
Scot
tish
ballad
"A'fton
Water."
Miss
Piekells,
a
girl
who
grad
uated
from
Ihe
College
of
Musis
in
London,
Knziand.
san?
wed
thp.
soprano
folos
-
"My
La.lilic,'
"If
I
knew
You,"
ami
from
the
Bohemian
irl
"I
'Dreamt
That
I
Dwell
in
Marble
Halls."
Miss
Jane
Sugden
was
very
ef-.
fechve
in
My
Dear
Soul"
and
espi!ially
in
"Calling
Me
Homtt
lo
You,"
while
Basil
lloberM
sang
well
"Asleep
in
Hie
Deep,'
"Little
(Srey
Home
in
Hie
West."
and
"The
Heart
Bowed
Down."
Part
Singing
Of
the
part
shfging
the
quartettes
"Annie
Laurie"
and
Hie
selections'
from
Hie
Bohemian
jfJirl
and
from
Tannhauser
were
much
appreciated,
while
one
or
Ihe
gem
of
the
evening
was
th-i
duel
"Whispering
Hupp"
by
Mis
I'jckells
and
Miss
Sugden,
the
voices
blending
excellently,
and
being
most.
effective.
Mr.
Bales
proved
a
good
story
teller
and
kept
Hie
audience
amused
between
selections
Willi
bright
anecdotes.
Taken
all
in
all
ft
was
n
good
concert
and
one
that
Prince
hu-
pert
ppople
cannot
afford
10
miss.
I
be
program
will
hS
changed
again
tonight
and
will
be
particularly
attractive.
ThiS
will
be
the
last
opportunity
of
hearing
this
excellent
quartette
and
should
not
be
passed
up.
Ten
Yeard'
Ago
,
In
Prince
Rupert
May
26,
1916
Politicians
of
both
Liberal
ariii
Conservative
;coors
ahi
becom
14
i'
,11
ing
involved
in
by-elcction
scan
dais
at
Vancouver,
flobert
(ios-deri,
formerly
of
this
city,
is
one
r
Ihe
principal
figures.
The
Prince
Itupcrl
Trades
anfi
Labor
Council
has
endorsed
Hw
candidature
of
(Seorge
Oay
at
Labor
candidate
for
provincial
election
honors
in
Atlln
riditvsr
but
has
declined
lo
endorse
W.
H.
-Montgomery
in
Prince
Rupert.
Douglas
Stork
ii
in
receipt
of
in
interestfng
leftcr
from
A'in
Tompkins
who
is
atJU
servrng
nt
the
front
with
the
artillery
aHer.
several
narrow
escapes.
HofEft
ARRIVALS.
Prince'
Rilpert
0.
n.
BaricroH,
The
Pas
Ilev.
and
Mrs.
J,
S.
BrayHeld,
Anyox:
riey.
t.
3
ober..rre.5pvJc)
Mr',
and
Mrs.
T.
Shackleton,
L'sk;
().
Swanson,
City;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
W.
Palmer,
Protland,
Ore.
'
Central
W.
Iloss,
Anyox;
If.
Hansen,
SuhnysftJe.
Ort-rcommendatlon.bf
the
finance
coiiim'flfeV,
the
city
council
decided
last
night
to
accept
the
offer
or
8300
or
Matthew
Murray
for
tax
sale
lot
18,
block
15,
section
5.
TO
MAKE
QUERY
RE
NEW
FLOATS
'C;ty
Council"
to
Ask
Federal
Gov-
r
m'-"-
-.i
......
p.v
i
ernxeni
wnai
rian
ro
Regarding
Cow
Bay
Vl'lie
mailer
being
brought
j;p
again
by
'Aid.
I.arsen,
who
slate'l
I
b
ut
he
bad
been
approaeltedihy
aiiiuuber
of
fishermen
anil
boat
ownt'i;,
the
ciiiinril
decided
last
iuiW
Jo.
communicate
with
lhe
feilWiilvauilloi
ilies
io
ascertain
ils
w
vuh
n
'planned
willi
a
view
to
,
giving
improveil
accoin-
lUodaHnh
in
the
way
of
floats
at
Cov
Ba
for
(U'
niosqullo
flSet.
Aid.
Laren
jminted
out
thai
there
was
great
increase
in
Ihe
number
of
fishing
boats,
parllc-
ul.irly
salmon
I
rollers,
Ibis
year
luld
there
wits
d.mgV
lli.it
then
might
be
congestion
when
fish
ing
operations
eensed
in
the
fal:
Aid.
Casey
ami
oilier
members
ct
lhe
council
agreed
that
an
enquiry
might
e
timely
and
a
motion
along
Dial
line
wa
ear
ried
on
resolution
of
Aid.
Karsen,
seconded
by
Id.
Caey.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
IHE
man
in
the
moon
Swings
high
in
Hie
air
f)r
leans
him
hack
In
-his
office
chair
And
views
from
afar
Willi
critical
eye
Things
wfiicb
the
av'rage
Man
Tails
to
espy.
LOoKLVfi
for
gossip
fs
the,
latest,
recreation
of
somo
of
Hi'e
emploj'ees
or
tb
wbiflesale
h'ou'ses.
In
one
of
thenl
tbVre
i
a
telescope
or
pair
oL
field
glas'
se
with
which
in
their
odl
moments,
which
are
said
to
bt
many,
the
sugar
dispensers
watch
those
who
come
and
go
oh
Hie
water,
especially
on
holidays'.
They
lioubl
borrow
Hainlsoint
Jim
Morrison's
se.i'reJiHgJit
to
use
after
tlie
sun
goes
dowiL
Then
they
njight
ee
somelliinth
WHILV
hubby
said'
he
was
go'
ingj
torbwng
home
AOine
nuts
foV
dipiier,
hi
wife
dafeir,
hini
ti
fiaYe
friemW
of
his
there
that
day.
COLLL'liK
honors
are
said
Come
by
degrees.
-
JAKK
-
says
you
can
high
old
lino
here
climbing
Mount
Morse.
or
JoeakiiiK
lliem.
have
to
wilhbul
Ml
hit
r.
."j
on'
advantage
of
a
girl
taking
ar
rfde
in
u
lau'ncif
nuuer
man
in
:r
car.
Hie
rfta
cali't
It'll
her
to
get
oiU
an
walk
if
she
wlJnU
stand
lift
ilbn'
r
sense.
'
BU'rro.NLKS'S
underclothes
take
all
the
Joy
dut
of
lauildm
it.
i
in
our.''
iioi
sccni
any
Vil
her
way
or
annOyiug1
paironK
except
by
lading
Ihe
billions
ofl.
SOME
people
seem
Jo
be
al
ways
fluviymjr;
geometry;
Tb.;
say
Ihey
lakHifeeijMjtirV
meal
ITiwas
ii)
I'-a'
lyifire.ij
nupeiV
bou
se
Tilivc
iW'hfif
W
4
Wiw
goirtt
on.
Hubamf
atid
wife
werj
quarelling
over
whether
lhe
room
was
a
clo.ei
or
a
breakfast
rooni.
PHINTJ':
Ituperl
people
alwayih
seeiit
lo
be
looking
for
a
gambl
:
niio
yet
they
never
seem
lo
bel
on
Ihe
wi'aflier.
I
wonder
why?
GRADING
PROJECT
DROPPED
BY
CITY
The
eily
council
Is
having'
coh
shlenfTile
dirrictllly
Iff
the
maUer
of
arranging
uhdci
lire
local
fnl
provemenl
iiJafi
Tor
rtn'
easfArtl
oiiilei
lo
Seventh
AveniiR
wVst,
winch
IK
trWrtll-
.16'
bif
graded.
First.
II
was
p'roposed
lo
have
h
t..
....
....
r
loan
uii
niiiismiiir
ireeL
irom
Isevenlli
In
.Sixth
-Wenue
but
proi
perly
owni!1'
butHn?
objected
and
this
was
dropped.
Next
i(
was
idaniieif
10
place
the
roal
on
I
horiipxou
isfreel.
a
block
fui
Ihjcr
west,
biH'
.f
delngiUIo'n
of
property
owners'
concerned,
coh-
sisling
of
Mrs.
Mossy
A,
BroOks-
bank
and
W.
K.
Viineroff
appeared
berore
HiW
council
fast
night
lo
protest
against
th:i
work
on
Thornp'son'
Sfreel
on
Hfri
ground
of
excessive
cost,
so
this
project
wus
also
dropped.
If
such
ait
outlet
as
eems
lo
be
deslr-'
R.
e'enact
.
;
A,
Ml
fvny
1V1
The
music
of
prat
orchestras,
of
famous
artists,
cf
that
almost
endless
and
ever
growing
hast
of
yictor
entertainers
krcj
its
true
beauty
when
heard
upon
the
Orthophonic
Victrola.
A
demonstration
is
a
remarkable
experience.
So
truthful
is
Hits
performance
that
at
fust
you
will
disbelieve
your
ears
until
you'
have
become
accustomed
to
the
miracle.
The
new
Orthoph
llble
Is"
fo
b'efglteri,
It
now-
ap-Le;irs
that
wirrk
rtir
one
of
the
lateral
si
reel
.
will
Khve
to
b.
taid
for
out
of;
gene'ral
fund
or
le
the
origmal
proJ(icl
of
H'umng
uirougir
lite
nigh
mil
on
tV
i
.
11:
ft
.
1
.
..
.
.
!
lOCMMini
.wuiiiip
ooiwppn
iiiina.
fiiiu'ir
and
Afcfiride
Slreci
will
pave
lu-Jeiroceejlcd,wiHu
:
ijdbrUie'jo
thaf
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MODEL
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The
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
has
been
doing
it
since
December
2nd
You
hear
the
giant
angrr
of
the
storming
kettledrums,
the
amorous
cooing
of
the
clarinets,
the
soft
and
sunny
Liughtrr
of
the
piccolo.
You
dov
your
eves
and
wonder
where
will
oert
orJM?.
Your
first
query
will
tr,
"How
soon
can
I
have
one
r
Any
"His
Master'
Vt"
dealer
will
do
his
best
to
give
you
delivery
as
carlv
as
the
irescnt
supply
permits
him.
onic
Victrola
t'lfthlnr
k
Vsnciiuvrr,
laiiriMivrr,
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fishermen's
fish
Lines,
Hoods;
ropes,
twines,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING
OBOCER'1
Cdmpare'
6iir
PrlWi
Lipselt,
Cunningham
&
Co.
8econd
Avenue
and
McBrlde
St.