You'll
think
you're
back
in
the
land
'o
heather,
when
you
hear
our
own
band
of
kilted
pipers
welcoming
you
on
board.
Regular
Sailings
'Cabin
Class
$140,
Saturnia
$130.
Third
Class
$85
and
$8150.
Hound
Trip
$155
and
$150
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Particular
from
r.
ROBERT
RECORD
CO,
U4,T0R0NTO
(PAom
Elf
U71)
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT
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Cunard
Steamship
Co.
Limited,
622
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St.
W.,
Vancouver,
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT.
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Afternoon,
.except
Sunday,
the
Prince
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News,
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Editor.
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Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
ieuiugraii
hi
jiussiu.
.
Dean
Of
Publicity
Men.
Was
Humorist.
Saturday,
April
17.
1025.
Little
Chance
For
Whales
Against
Seaplanes.
i
The
whales
will
have
little
chance
for
their
lives
when
W
seaplanes
are
used
in
spotting
them.
Not
that
it
matters
much
except
that
it
seems
a
pity
such
huge
monsters
which
must
have
taken
such
almost
endless
ages
to
develop
should
he
totally
exterminated.
.
,
It
will
be
remembered
that
it
took
but
a
few
short
years
to
practically
exterminate,
the
buffalo
and
the
life
of
the
carrier
Iigeoii
was
noLuny
longer,
once
the
white
men
got
the
idea
of
killing
it
off.
The
whale
is
also
doomed
and
probably
in
al
few
years
there
.will
be
nO
such
thing
as
watching
the
blow
of
the
leviathan
of
the
sea
from
a
passenger
vessel
when
crossing
the
ocean.
Voyage
Of
Norge
Is
Being
Watched.
Although
many
thousand
miles
away
from
the
scene,
th$
voyage
of.
the
airship
Norge
is
being,
watched
with'
keen
'interest
by
millions
of
people
on
this
continent.
Jt
is
the
first
aHempt
to
utilize
the
dirigible
in
exploratory
work
of
that
kind
and
no
one
can
say
what
will
be
the
result.
'
Many
seem
to
fear
she
will
never
reach
her
base
at
Spitsbergen;-:
The
experience
with
dirigibles
seems
to
have
been
that
they
are
never
secure
against
the
vagaries
of.
the
elements.
.
.
-
Yesterday's
despatches
told
of
the
arrival
of
'the
Xorge
at
(.olonel
George
Ham
who
was
reported
dead
in
some
papers
many
years
ago,
being
a
humorist
look
w
as
a
rich
joke,
clipped
out
the
item,
framed
it,
and
hung
it
in
his
office
in
the
publicity
department
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
He
used
to
say
that
when
things
looked
blue
he
would
glance
at
the
obituary
notice
and
think:
"Oh,
well,
things
could
easily
be
worse.
This
might
have
been
true."
George
Ham,
whose
death
was
recorded
yesterday,
carried
this
humor
and
nhilos
ophy
into
everything
lie
did
in
the
course
of
a
long
life
in
which
he
-played
many
parts,
including
those
of
soldier,
newspaper
man,
author,
raroifleur
and
publicity
man
for
a
great
trans
portatiou
system.
His
geniality
and
unfailing
good
humor
were
immense
.assets
to
tht
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
because
in
his
capacny
oi
.super
courier
ne
was
cauen
upon
u
escori
uiousnnu
or
people
through
lianaoa
on
.tours
oi
inspection.
Ir
manv
years
no
party
of
visitors
of
any
note
to
the
Dominion
was
com
plete
without
him.
He
could,
have
boasted
that
in
his
time
he
had
incKvveryb'ody
of
importance
in
the.
wor,ld.
He
did
not,
but
referring
to
the
thousands
of
miles
he
had
travelled
on
these
expeditions
he
would
say:
"I
know
every,
CP.R.
hotel
bed
and
every
lie
from
Halifax
to
Vancouver.'
George
Ham
knew
doeus
of
good
stories
about
the
eminent
travellers
in
Canada
and
pub
lihed
many
of
them
m
two
volumes
of
reminiscences.
In
The
Letter
Box
Letter
to
mayor.
X
would
he
the
meanesl
kind
of
a
cur.
j'lio
police
have,
a'ceess
to
!11
house
at
all
limes.
They
Xihaye
pnWer
to
search
arid
pOwe
jt'o
arreL
That
is
their
husi
,
'
ness,.,
noi
muie
'or
that,
of
any
To
His
worship,
Mayor
Xewton.jprfVate
'
ciliien.
It
is
passirit?
Dear
Sir.
.the
biscuit
to
expect
private
citi
our
letter
of
yesterday
istzens
to
disr
lin
staled
cases
fur
fair,
frailk
and
ffentlemanly
YVe
admire
you
always
for
"these
characteristics.
The
Police
Department
arid
Fire
'Department
in
any
city
arc
too
tremendously
import
ant
;lo
he
undermanned..
Ratepayers,
seldom
complain
against
the
.cost
of
suttlcient
and
efficient
service.
in
either
of
these
department.
Vou
say,
"The
patron
most
us
ually.
will
not
peach."
We
ad-
mire
him
for
it.
If
he
did
lie
the
authorities.
We
pay
them
lo
do
thai.
I
'hope
I
am
not
ex-,
peted
to
do
what
I
would
'scorn
as
a
mean
thing
for
"patrons"
to
do.
Vou
would
resell
I
vol-
whole
grains
of
wheat-Delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
tin
"
.
-I'
RAGE
tVL
',,1
iAy,
,t
FINE
CABIN
Sri
I
PS
TO
GLASGOW
INDIANS
READY
(By
QJiver
K.
Mann.
VT1K
MISSION.
April
17.
llnndy
mechanics.
I
he
HaidK
will
have
tlu-tr
boats
ready
for
salmoir-lrolling
hr
Hip
first
of
Ma,v,
wImsh,,
the
season
opens.
During
the
mnler
they
have
lived
a
community
life
with
conn-
cils
in
the
village
hah"
and
eon-i
slant
lahor
-at
improving:
their'
homes
ami
Village
til
SKilleale.j
Every
Sunday
evening
the
whole.
population
has
heen
altending!
hureh.
Their
'homes
are
rlean
and
.comfortable
as
anyone
could
wish.''
Soon
they
must
leave
all
this
behind
and
risk
their
lives-
on-
the
water.
Yliph,iiirit-'
1'iids
thPv
will
he
expei;flhjr-irrd
that
a
packer
i.
to
appear
soon
on
me
west
coat.
Phis
"will
he
the
signal
for
neArhv
nil
iiftfJilUiXrly
fMiios
boats
trill
uroeecd
"tlirough
I
he,-
narrows
in
to
the
Pacific,
en
route
for
lha
fishing
grounds.
Wives
anil
faiuilies
will
ac
company
many
or
.tlie
men
to
the
anchorage.
On
the
wetr
coast
of
Graham
Island
is
Hippo
Island,-
'another
of
I
he
Quee'i
tlharloMe
tgioup,
'Between
Hippo
and
the
mainland
is
a
spot
shel
tered
from
the
fury
of
tho
torms
sufficiently
lo
prOviile
t
iiarhor
for
the
frail
pas'
hoat.
t'he
women
and
children
have
an
rtcanipiifef
on
the
rocky
wood-
cifldiore
ahd
thi
provides
som;
klni)
of
a-Tiome
for
the
men
also
ing.
w
too
iowIi
for
fish
There
will
be
two
months
of
the
h'ar'desf
kind
of
work
for
both
men
and
women.
The
hours
td
battling
with,
the
waves
last
too
lonk
for"
the
crews
lo
get
suf
rieienl
sleep.
'When
the
boa'
reach
the
shore
Hm
fish
hae
lo
lie,
cleaned
each
nicht
Wlieinthe
season
is
)Ver
the
boats
return
lo
Slwidegale
for
a
few
days
and
then
the
families
scatter
to
the
cannerips,
not
re
turning
until
November
with
the
earnings
that
make
possible
a
civilized
life.
The
orosress
achieved
by
Ihe
Hahlas
is
attributable
to
several
factors,
among:
which
is
Ihe
in
fluenre
and
example
of
the
mis
sionaries
who
liave
lived
among
them.
TleconN
on
hand
al
Skide.
Jrale
Missfon
show
that
during
Ocltiher,
I
'885,
llev.
Thomas
Crosby
of
Marine
Mission
fame,
visited
the
Indians
and
baptized
:)2
infants
and
adults
into
the
Christian
faith.
Amon?
the
bab
ies
aniipars
the
namp
of
Peter
Kelly,
now
United
Church
mis
sionary
al
Nanaimo.
He
i
Ihe
One
and
only
llaida
minister
and
Ihe
Skidegate
llaidas
are
justly
proud
of
him..
CONVICTION
IS
QUASHED
Finding
of
Queen
Charlotte
Jus
tlce
Is
Reversed
by
Judge
YoOng
Fitlding
that
there
wa
no
evi
dense
lo
warrant
the
conviction.
Judge
Voting
in
the
t'.ounty
Miilrt
.
yesterday
aflernoon
re
versed
a
decision
of
J.
L.
Barge
J.Pi,
of
Queen
Charlntle
City
who
fined
..T.
Kamei,
Japanese,
:oo
or
six
months'
imprisonment
for
kceplriisr
liquor
for
sale,
The
les
officers,
Constables
Gibson
am
unli-er
si'iviee
from
cilii-ns
of-
timony
of
two
provincial
polfci
fering
to
help
out
your
telcphim'j
Wyh.ian.
was
reheard.
'On
si'a
girls
or
the
city
engineer
iir'd'o-.IngKami's
place
at
Queen
C
ing
their
various
duties.
Why,
expect
them
lo
bolster
up
the
police
department?
Sincerely,
GF.O.
fi.
HACKF.lt.
Bn
Crisp
Tasty
Nourishing
WT
TiiicriiiT
m
mmvr
m
m
I
made
of
perfect
arch
liar
lot
le
City,
they
found
a
gallon
of
port
wine,
a
bottle
containing
smSll
amount
of
rum.
and
empty
ivlifsky
and
lemon
extract
hollies
'Hie,
bottle
of
port
had
not
lipen
opened
and
was
in-
.
a
bedroom
the
rum
was
Jn
a
fitting
room
and
was
said
to
have
belonged
to
a
ma,
n
other
than
the"
accused
'l'lin
aninltr
tt-titul'u
linlllaii
amnll.
d
of
pas'olihe
ami
Ihe
empty
ex
Iract
bullies
were,
In
Ihe
other
man
s
room.
There
was
no
other
evidence
to
support
the
charge.
third
witness
was
R.
H,
Glaspie
manaiijer
of
Ihe
Silka.
Spruce
saw
mill,
who.
more
than
a
month
previous
In
February
25,
when
Kamei
was
arrete,i,
had
warned
Kamei
regarding
riuuor
selling
after
an
admission
lo
that
e
feet
liad
been
made
by
him.
The
defence
contended
that
such
cvl
dence
was
not
relevant
to
the
charge
In
point.
Not
Enough
Evldenoe
In
allowing
the
appeal,
Judge
Younp
sounded
warning
-to
Kntnel
or
All
and.
sundry
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
who
nnn
PIPIII1T,
',",,!,,,
l,'
ftKfirj?d
'lie
iiiesal
1U11111V1
His
Honor
said;
would
be
krpl
on
people
so
s(ispec1eiland,
if
I
hey
HeVi
'Oliver;
Wlann
Tolls
of
Life
"were
'tiroYttfrm
in
rotirt
ami
found
iX
'on
'Queen
Charlottes
at
Skldegate
Mission
jsuilty,
they
could
he
assured
of
severe
ptinishmeyL
Thr
evidence
In
till
ease,
however,
llii'
Judge
ruled,
was
not
slrimg
ennnghVfo
warrant
convielihn.
,
K.
V.
Jones
appeared
for
I
tie
crown
anil
I..
W,
I'aMuore
for
tin
appellant.
..
Obata
acted
as
Iff
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
OI.OF
Hanson,
president
of
thei
.1
.
r
'
I
i
,.i
.
i
It
......
m
i
ifiiitru
iii
Irani1,
ioiii
inr
iiuiiti
club
about
a
place
he
visited
where
there
were
nine
milli'oiV
Chicken.
.now
1
suppose
we
shall
he
losihjr
sfijjie
or
flu
local
shieks.
D.AXf.KS
are
lcoiifing
danjier-
ous.
mi
many
people
are
lear-
HnV
Ihe
taiarleslon.
t
I
ll.WC
no
persnnnl
o7jeolio.i
to
n
boyih
haircut,
hut
Ihe
girlish
haircut
fs
Rn
.-.fiominalion
on
a
sissle.
KKKP
troing.
doppiug.
The
danger
I
i.i:
ANIMALS
do
.
as
Ihcy
llke.l
Man's
life
is
Jugl
one
damn
re
strfction
after
afioilier
I
DO
not
think
iiiihMi
of
evol
ulion.
Just
think
what
is
the
reull
of
fifty
million
years
of
pvelopment
of
Die
human
ran
W'V.
hear
a
lot
of
kicking
about
Prince
Ituperl
btit
it
is
nnliceabln
thai
the
bird
all
come
hack
'.n
the
siiriug.
I'IIIS
i
Ihe
time
of
year
when
the
best
citizens
like
to
sperfH
llieir
snare
time
mauling
greasy
engines
witli
tfi'elr
black
hand.!
M.I.
I
need
is
n
Wrev
nd
a
hammer
or
two
And'
alo
wuneHtil
in
a
ean.
And
then
you
wU
see
A
man
who's
oar-,
free.
Out
lo
set
a
new
coat
of
Ian.
With
Ihe
engine
1
linker.
Yes.
I
tell
you
I
think
her
A
peach
of
a
lillle
buzoo.
he
coen
on
Hie
lirsl
torn,
lusl
as
soon
as
you
learn
And
find
out
just
what
to
do.
BARTHELMESS
SEEN
1
AT
THE
WESTHOLME!
Picture
Shown
Last
Night
to
be
Repeated
Tonight.
Itieliard
Itarthelniess
has
sur-
I'onuded
hiin-xelf
wjlh
a
slrnite
supporting
cast
in
his
colorful
picture
"Just
Supioe."
s'hown
it
Ihe
Weslholme
last
night
and
lo
be
repeated
tonight.
1li
lead
ing
lady
is
Ihe
captivating
LoK
Moraii.
who
has
made
such
n
tremendous
hit
in
S.lclla
Dallas."
She
j
snid
to
be
ilie;.
,
screen's
yoUiwrey
lealfng
Jodyl'
being
but
sixteen.'
ItarlhelmesW
plays
lie.
part
of
l'rince
Ilupert.
Princes
have
pais
as
well
as.
ordinary
folks,
and
Priricelliiporrs
pa).
In
"Just
ippoe,"
v'Ioni.'
is'liilfiisled
to
Ihe
able
bands
or
Oeoffrey
Kerr,
who
played
the
role
of
Ihe
Prince
in
the
A.
R.
Thomas
stage
hit
"Just
Suppose,""
nnon
which
Mm
fllni
is
based.
Henry
Vibart,
an
RiiKlish
actor
of
long
and
enpa-
ble
experience,
plays
the
part
of
Oenernl
Baron
Karnaby.
He
familiar
lo
tin
She
Could
Never
Do
The
Things
Other
Girts
Did
.
Miss
L
J,
Rom,
Bedford,
Alts.,
writes:
"I
am
only
twenty
yean
old,
but
Live
nufltred
ironi
heart
palpitation
and
nerve
trouble
for
several
year.
I
could
never
do
tie
thing
other
girU
did,
that
In,
in
thr
line,
of
porta,
ikating,
ete.,
and
eould
never
depend
bu
in
reel
f
at
work.
About
tlx
faionth
ao
I
bega
im
u
ul2iimLaMB
and
am
juat
twice
the
girl
I
wai,
snd
can
enjov
everythihi;
in
general
life
to
much
more.
I
am
very
grateful
'for
What
roar
'La'
done
f
or
e."
Put
up
odIt
by
The
T.
Mllbura
Ce
LLnUUd,
Toronto,
Out
I
f
p-jcnM
T
'The
new
Orthophonic
Victrofa
is
Jblih
McCormack's
"other
self."
Startling
but
true
Tins
remarkable
new
miuical
initru-ment
is
the
"other
seir,
not
akxw
of
'one
ireat
artlit
but
of
alL
The
Orthophonic
Victrola
tives
you
in
music,
exactly
what
peat
artau
like
John
McCorniack
pivt
ou.
And
it
fives
you
evcrythinc
in
oitttttral
music,
not
part;
evr-ythinc
from
the
sonorovt
boom
of
the'bau
drum
to
the
pipint
treble
of
the
piccolo.
The
thousands
who
nave
heard
it
artists
and
music
lovers
to
intp
rap
'
tfie
CreuVnia
is
priced
at
$JS5.00.'
With
elect?
ic
mo'tor
$45.
additional.
Urthopk
Victor
.Tilliltif
MmKIm
Compiny
varied
screen"
h'nd'Sfn,'e"
vobn
subject.
"I
don't
know-one
gopd
thing
aboul
that
Brown
girl,-'do
you?"
"Yes,
but
that
'
doesn't
mnko
entertaining
posslp,"
1
-
American,
motion
picture
public
fdr
his
previous
film
work.
1
The
pari
of
Ihe
Crown
Prince,
the
nrollier"
of
Prince;
llopert,
is'
portrayed
by
Harry
Shorl.
who
nlnyed
wilh
Borplliy
Mackalll
in'
jMiglily
Lak
ft
flosp."
Sim
play-v
in
'.'Xew
'I'OV"
and.
lias
bad
a
FORM
p.
Nolk
'of
application
for
cartlftcau
or
Improt
mntl
MSloht"
Mlnoral
.Claim
I
Sliuate
in
Om
I'rlnre
liuprrt
Mlnlni
DlvWlnn
of
th
Skeciu
riiKlrlrt.
Where
Inrtled:
Mrar
(lie
head
nf
klKiinikalum
r.akr.
I.aurul
holder:
Swan
lialln.
.Nune
tier
or
iHihlrr'
Free
Mlner'i
Cerllriraie,
07r..
.
TAKE
NOTir.F.
that
I,
Swan
Dalln.
Fre
Miner'
Cerliruale
So.
rc,
Inlenrt
fet
Hie
end
.or
amy
(tar
frnrn
Ihe.
-
iLut
hcrir.
lo
apply
the
Mmln
aeenriler
fur
Cerllriraie
nf
linproyementk
ror
ttw
imrpone
nf
itmalnliig
Crown
Oram
or
ihe
alwve
rlaiin.
nd
mrlhrr
iake
noilre
that
art
Ion,
under
.rerllrm
S
or
,lhi'
"Mineral
Art,"
mult
lie
roininenred
1m.
rre
Ihe
luuanre
or
uch
Certificate
or
hnnriveiiienta.
Pated
Ihl
fSrd
day
or
Febniary,
lii,
,
SWAN
OAUX.
owner
"
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a
rem
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LiqioR
act,
f
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NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
POR
BEER
.NOTICE
l
IIF.MKHV
1IVF.N
that
on
Ihe
lith
rl.rv
or
May
'net
Ihe
olnli-rKlpofd
In
l-lid
"
apply
l
Ihe
l.liuor
(uilrol
Iwuril
for
a
l.leenee
In
renfiert
or
tlie
prenile
lwlnr
pari
nr
lln
linllilnir
known
-vuM
nn
iioici,
ainiaie
on
Main
street,
M;ifM,
ii.r:.,
and
iiihhi
ih-
lanrl
d.
iirll)ed,,a
IjiI
f),
lll.uk
If,
Map
gou,
Prlii'-e
ItuiMTt
Land
lterlirallon
Hairlrt.
In
Ihe
provlni'e
or
hrllleh
Culiimlila,
tor
Ihe
aale
o(
lieer-
hy
Ihe
!
or
liy
the
ni.fii
hollle
for
ronaiiiiiidlon
on
the'
pre-mlaea.
liTF.O
al
Ihe
City
of
prlnre
nunert,
Prnvlnip
or
llrlllOi
Coliuiiliia,
thla
1
7
lit
flay
or
April.
A.n.
it.
M1LDHF.D
LiLIAM
Dl'NM,
ApplirtnL
turn
about
its
perfcrnuince..
Schti-mann-HcirJc
said
of
it:
"Marvclousr
-Heal
band
muslcr
exchimed
Suusx;
the
March
King:
"Mapunctntrt
com
mrnted
Joumct.
and
toold
hardly
restrain
himself
from
rushing
to
the
recording;
laboratory
to
make
a
record
for
this
new
marvel.
ThatVytal
cnthuxhiml
Now
do
you
wonder
why
everyone
wants
to
own
this
new
Instrument
?
Have
ju
heard
It
?
"I
lis
Master's
Voice"
rValers
art
demonstratinc
every
day.
onte
Victrola
a4
Cn4.
LimWU
Steamship
and
Train
s.s.
Miner
otoRai
and
rninct
'oHARLts
win
inr
raimcc
nurcRT
ror
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VICTORIA,
SCATTLt,
and
liilrriti-diale
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c
MONDAYS
al
B.0O
a.m.
lor
STCWART
llid
'ANVOX,
WSDNCSDAVB,
SATURDAYS,
10
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p.m.
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JOHN
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ror
WANCOUVIR
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CHARLOTTI
ISLANDS.
PASIINOER
TRAINS
lEAVt
RlNC
RUPIRT
EVERY
MONDAY,
WIDNE80AY
atMl
SATURDAY
II
K
p.m.
Mr
PRINCE
OEOR0I.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
ill
illlH
F.aMrril
lUoiada,
fulled
SlaOa
AQENOV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlca.it
Offlci,
B2S
Third
A
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Canadian
Pacific
Railway
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STEAMSHIPS
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from
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