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hnyr
EomoR
Regret
Passing
Of
Western
Hockey.
Wednesday,
.May
5,
1925.
Everyone
interested
in
sport
will
regret
the
passing
of
hockey
as
a
western
pastime.
It
is
all
moved
east
and
the
Pa
eifiC
coast
seems
tt
be
lvft
in
the
lurch.
exi
winter
western
people
win
lane
more
interest
m
eastern
hockey
because
they
will
find
among
the
players
the
.stalwart
of
former
days
at
Victoria",
Vancouver
or
Portland.
Whether
other
teams
will
he
formed
in
thojwe-st
to,
lake
tJic
place
"
ofUliose
who
have
gone
is
doubtful.
.
There
has
of
late
been
a
sjackness
about
attending
the
hockey
matches.-
The
sport
seemed
to
deteriorate
and
the
fans
were
not
always
of
the'
best
order.
Perhaps
in
a
year4.or
two,
the
game
may
come,
Hack,
wiln
retieweq
vigor,
.
Sowing
Wheat
This
Year
In
Interior.
1
Some
of
the
farmers'of
the
interior
are
sowing
wheal
this
year
sinccb.eyexpe.i2t
.,"
iviHIjarkeJ,.
lMlte-product
at
Prince
Rupert
.Qiia'Prinf
tfieorge
farmerha.Tacfes
iifVrop,
not"
a
large
area
but
a
good
star!.
If
others
do
the
same
'her
will
be
a
large
acreage
in
crop
and
every
year
(hi
will
increase.
If
grain
growing
prow
-profitable'
more
land
will
bv
cleared,
more
settler
will
come
and
everyone
will
benefit.
Some
time
ago
it
was
mentioned
that
hay
was
the
nllerna-'
live
crop
lull
it
must
be
remembered
that
a
farmer
cannot
grow
hay
regularly
without
impairing
the
efficiency
of
his
farm.
The
soil
will
in
time
grow
less
productive
and
crop
gradually
les.
Ry
growing
grain
there
js
always
the
straw
for
the
use
of
the
young
cattle
and
for
other
purposes
around
the
farm.
Both
Canneries
To
Be
Operated
This
Year.
Both
the
Prince
Rupert
Canriery
at
Tuck's
Inlet
and
the.
bomerville
cannery
in
the
city
near
.Seal
Cove
are
to
be
operated
this
year
by
the
Soniervjlle
Cannery
people.
This
will
be
an
advantage
to
the
"city
and
will
add
something
ti
the
payroll.
Every
industry,
great
or
small,
that
operate
here
is
worth
a
lot
to
ii.
The
more
-population
we
have,
the
better
we
can
pay
our
taxes,
improve
Our
Greets
and
the
modern
facilities
will
be
introduced.
After
Head
Of
'
Conservative,
Leader,
The
Montreal
Star
tell
Mr.
Meighen
that
he
cannot
possibly
get
any
jnpre
Parliamentary
siipporfcrs
from
the
oilier
provinces
and
hasn't;
a,
ghot
of
a
chance
of
getting
any
more
from
Quebec,
says
tle
KUnniloii
Bulletin,
'
'
,
j,,
1
Tril,i
(i
fnr
a
present
appearances
sjji.
Hittlvvlty
should
the
"whisper
of
deah"
.organ,
sturt
cheering
up
I
he
cunCry
by
broadcasting
the
good
news.
:,t
tjiis
juncture,
in.
column-long
invitations
to
Mr.
Meighen
to
.vacate
the
parky
leadership?
No
doubt
Mr.
Meighen
lias
his
drawbacks,
and
perhaps
there
ure
men
who
could
It-ad
the
parly
belter.
But
the
chief
of
his
drawbacks
is
the
gang
of
political
assassins
headed
by
Lord
Afholslan
and
represented
by
the
Star;
and
the
present
lender
cannot
possibly
be
as
unpopular
as
anybody
they
would
be
likely
to
choose
as
his
successor.
In
The
Letter
Box
n
LAW
ENFORCEMENT.
Kdilor
Dally
News
II'
seeing
from
the
trend
of
events
m
this
town
thai
a
word
hi
season
of
cuuiion
may
fittingly
1
said.
What"!
have
got
to
say
i-
this:
The
power
of
the
law
should
ilever
be
applied
in
Y.
cruel
or
vindiclive
spirit;
such
is
not
the
purpose
of
taw
and
law
administered
in
thai
spirii
14
criminal
and
(lie
administrator
is
liitnself
n
criminal,
doubly
dangerous
because
of
his
nji-pojt
unities.
Yoiirs
failfifulTy',
MALCOLM
MATIIKSON.
Softens
the
Leather
"Nugget"
gives
to
shoes
the
pliable
comfort
of
age
preserves
their
original
'
appearance
gives
them
the
shining
freshness
of
new
shoes.
"NUGGET"
ShoeFolish
,
Btaek-Tan-Tonty
Rud-Durk
Brown
find
Whit
(Neutral)
or
Utht
color:
TWO
WEDDINGS
LAST
EVENING
Miss
Sophia
Mather:,
IMpinh,)
daimliler
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
J.
V
Plum!),,
South
.Shields,
England,
was
wedded
to
Oeorge
Hunter.
The
bride
wore,
a
pretty
two-piece
silver
?ray
costume
willi
lial
and
footwear
to
match
and
carried
a
shower
bouquet
or
white
carnations
and
roses.
She
was
attended
by
hea1
friend,
Mrs.
5L
Pee),
who
wore
a
hehtrope.
two
piece
dress
with
hat
to
match.
Tlit
bride
wa
given
iiw
marriage
by
A.
11.
Hunter
and
IheS
Hrouiii
was
aueime
Ity
J.
nun-t'r.
The
gift
of
the
bridegroom
pants
of
the
(trice
Apartments
on
liraut
Street
escaped
from
that
building
shortly
after
1.15
o'clock
Monday
morning
when
fire
of
undetermined
origin
swept
the
upper
story
and
did
damage
estimated
at
iJi.OOO.
The
loss
was
partially
covered
by
In
surance.
Mrs.
William
Parke
was
forced
to
climb
through
-a.
second
story
window
mu1
make
her
way
iu.'
the
ground
by
adjoining
roof,
wlieu
her
escape
through
the.
rrirfllur
entry
was
cut
off
py
tiic
fhjines.
Other
'
resldqiils
in
the
building,
all
of
whom
were
forced
to-flee
In
scanty
garb
incimie.n:
Miss
Nellie
Nelson;
Mrs.
V.
L
LeV.
Miss
Anna
Johnson,
Miss
('lava
Holloa,
and
Miss.
Anna
Hanson.
So
one
was
injured.
The
fire
was
not
discovered
Until
it
had
gained
considerable
headway
and
the
south
end
of
Hie
huitdinig
was
a
mass
of
flames.
The
quick
response
of
the
firemen
to
the
call
and
their
efficient
service
after
reaching
the
con-r
fla;ruHon
saved
t
lie
lower
portion
of
the
building
and
surrounding
proper'y.
The
""upper
tlbor
was
virtually
"
destroyed
and
the
furnishin
both
'P
and
downstair
were
damaged
Considerably
by
fire
and
water.
J.
C.
McLENNAN
IS
1926
ASSESSOR
Recommendation
of
Finance
Committee
Adopted
by
City
Council
Last
Night
J.
h,'
Mcbenpan
has
been
re
appointed
city
assessor
for
l'J2u
at
the
urfmU
nalary
of
00n
per
year.
The
finance
cnmmlHee
s
recommendation
that
Mr.
McLennan
again
be
assessor,
was,
concurred
In
by
the
city
counolli
last
night.
'
spring-
cleaning
is
on.
j
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
,
IN
Hicx
iinliappy
days
yon:
.
,
,
never
can
IclUwh.tiier
ia"
M
English
Girls
Units
In
Marriage
,.,.,,.,.,.,
,',,,
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
to
'
Anyox
Men
NVIIK-V
you
low
of
a
still
he-
.....
operated
on
one
of
the
is-
St.
Andrew
s
Anglican
Cattie-
lands
noar
Prince
Uuperl
you
dra!
was
the
scene
of,
two
inter-
toW,
thev
tire
Just
trying
to
pu
est(jig!and,
pietty
nvarriaffe
cerei!oll
,t
0
.
monies
ibm
ntgnt,
itev.
uniivr:
m
.
r
,
.
Allen
officiating,
when
(wo
Hug-
.(iV
lliaf
wv
an-
to
bare,
UV
)ish
girls,
who
arriU'd
in
the
cily's(ro,q-!-
Vesurfiiretl
doutdlo-tf
from,
the
Old
Country
the
day
jj,,.,
wiipj,e
innn-
taxi
wars
go
prpvtous,
were,
united,
In:
mar-
nli
.
.service.
t
present
there,
riage
lp-
young
Anyox
hride-!,.,.,..
......
,
.,..
...
of
,lu,
grooms.
The
church
was
dainlly
ini.it,,,
.,,j,.
anJOne
will
tlw
occasion
with-.,,.
Otworuled
for
is
1Ilil,(.inla,t..-
primr
Rowers
and
foliage.
j
,
.
'
UK
'Wt'ntS.hoine
and
hting.hls
overj-oat
oif
Iis
wife
and
kissed
the
coat
tree
m
the
hall
and
then
laler
declared
lie
was
not.
drunk.
Ol.'D
Adam
was
a
lucky
guy
He
never
had
to
worry
I'liero
were
no
.strike
in
Adam's
day
i.
ro
set
fidks
in
a
flurry.
IT
is
reported
thai
.the
pool
rooms
are
unusually
wen
pai-lidlicd
these
dajs
lim-ause
Dal
to
I
he
bride
was
a
pearl
pendantf""
VO
somewhere
while
t-ie
a
ii
J
to
the
matron
of.
honor
pearl
brooch.
rl
he
.second
marriage
wa
thai
of
Miss
Isabel
C.armichael,
daughter
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Oar-iliicnael,
to
Robert
Lllisou.
The
briile
wore
a
pretty
dress
of
pale
blue
crepe-de-chine
with
hat
ami
footwear
to
match
and
carried
a;
bouquot
of
carnations
and
roses.
She
vas
attended
by
her
mother,
whose
costume
was
of
navy
blue
with
bat
to
match.
The
bride
was
given
away
by
her
father
and
the
groom
was
supported
by
the
bride's
brother.
A.
Carmicliael.
After
the
weddings,
a
AyvJdimr
supper
ami
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
-and
Mrs.
A.
IL
Hunter,
075
Rays
Coe
Circlu,
with
fourteen
guest
present,
Che
evening
h
delightfully
spent
with
music,
cards
and
dancing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hunter
and
,Mr;
and
Mrs.
Rllison
will
sail
tonight
fo
Anyox-where
the'prooms
are
employed
by
the-
Oranby
.Crinsoli
dfted
Mining,
Smelting
A
power
Cd.
Other
members
of
pie
bridal
parlies
will
also
go
north.
HETCHIKAN
FIRE
MONDAY
MORNING
Damage
Amounted
to
$4,000
and
Occupants
of
Brlce
Apart-
,
ments
had
to
Hurry
to
;
Escape
KLTOHIKAN,
May
3.
Occu
II
I
II
hoii
i
almost
unstd.
.
'I'lierenoJ,
a
place
In
M,
Because
,
n
'wife
has
fit
lb-
.blight"
.
A
real
hbitsecleaninif
fiU
-
'
v
.
.
.
.
She
makes
.
hie
do
without
my
meals
Anl
shoos
me
from
the
door
And
If
I
venture
to
protest
She
answers
with
a
roar,
L1KK
Is
just
one
April
showr
after
another.
TDK
people
VIk
built
the
road
in
the
Iirectioii
of
Ciallowav
Itapids
left
only
one
parking)
plan?
by
the
roadside.
That!
.won't
help,
much,
will
it?
"Tailor
ain't
you?
inquire
I
.lake.
"Sews
your,
obi
man,"
was
tin
reply.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
May
5,
1916.
J.
(i.
sstcen
has
found
it
neces-j
sary.
gn
iiccount
of
etpaudi"
business,
to
move
lit-
tin
hop'
Into
Die
building
on
Traser
.SI.
William
.Ma.ldock
wtlj
ne
buyei
for
the
company
at
this
port.
Two
representative
of
the
,aas
Hiyer
ludiuns,
Charles
ll.tr-jou
:iiil
Aiplre,w
tM$tyr,
have
gone
(o;
Otfauii
.to
prolest
tt
1
fa
federal
govonnpenl
aiiinsl
,al
b'god
violatioAs;
of
theij'
riglil-by
liie
provincial
aroeriiiiieiit.
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVAL
VOLUNTEER
RESERVE
f.ieul.
ft.
P.
Ponder
commanding
Orders
for
May,
1926
Drills
rt
io
0
p.m.
f!eaman-hfp.
Thursdays,
8
lo
V
p.m.
run
lie
ry.
Special
Class.
Itatings
desir-
ftlW
tit
fii'imirtl
tnii
alwntfl
trli-.t
gin
err.
Hirie
llange.
ArrangemeiiK
are
being
made
for
tip;
Hull
lo
use
McXiclioll
Creek
range
on
hlasl
Sunday
of
each
mouth.
All
nilipgs
should
attend,
fur-ller
details
will
be
posted
on
the
notice,
boapk
'1
...
Liiiform.-S'ii,
3,
.Jeeys
may
be
worn.
W
hile
Dilck
caps
will
P(w
be
worir
until
furl
her
md
Ice.
w;.
iil
mi:.
'1st.
Lieutenant.,
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Ewd
br
8ANTAL
MIDY
..v
Bridget
sings
as
VARIETIES:
flb.
anJ
Mb.
carton
and
5-lb.
boxe
Canadian,
Pimito,
Swiii,
Camcmrrt,
Llm-burjrr,
Gruyrrf,
Cratrd.
Your
SURPLUSES
SHOWN
BY
UGHT
AND
TELEPHONE
DEPARTMENTS
IN
APRIL
i
Till!
cilv
helil
iliMi.-ii'tmiMil
formerly
occupied
by
Arthur
,,,WOi
r,
MirpiIH
of
,h:?.;
..HIes
poolroom.
during
the
month
of
April
and
.:
.,
fr.
.
.
I
ft"
telephone
department
a
sur-
I
ho
Hootl,
I
ishenes
hay,j
,,,Ujt
of
503.50
according
to
the
njr
decided
to
enter
the
bulibul'
'
rlIovfiiK
reporli
pre-enled
by
fndusiry
here,
is
calling
for
len-.
superintendent
of
utilities
der
for
the
construction
"f
a'in
the
city
rnuiietL
lal
ntghl
:
warehotKe
on
the
west
end
off
Electric
Light
(in
oraiiu
iruns
I'aeme
o:ock
f
JMinialed
revenue
I-Apenililure
,Net
surplus
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Telephone
limaled
revmiite
.
.
.
I'xpriiditure
IvVel
surplus
.5i:i.S.1
0.7
iri.ju
I.8ST-7I
3.rj..oo
3,02t.r,n
sti.i.r.o
CLERGYMAN
FOUGHT
,
WITH
WE
CANADIANS
I,
.
Pev.
H.
R.
8nborn
Takes
Chargo
of
Episcopal
Church
at
(
!(
Kri
nillKAN.
May
5.
clergy
man,
who
formerly
was
at)
officer
in
the
Canadian
forces
icrsen
itnd
who
later
fouglil
with
the
f
Americans
unljl
the
emt'of
the
fnv,
has
taken1
charge
of
tlm
their
names
lo
ft.
V.
)
Kineli.;
,:P,,C0Pal
congregnliou
here.
Ho
wHo
wjll
inromi
fliem
a
to
deri'",
n,'v;
''
,l;
""'rn,
a
gradu-tails'
f
inslrurHo.!.
ec,
1
nl"
of
'hc
"nlversily
of
Wnshlng-
S'lor-
1
iiniiivou
iviii
....
a
Hichelor
of
Science.
While
triven
bv
a
fullv
..iiiallfied
.
en-
""ny
no
wan
for
some
time
chief
of
slaff
of
the
tenth
Infantry
brigade
In
the?
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