PAGE
TWC
"SALADA"
Maintains
a
tradition
ot
excellence.
The
Daily
News
'.'
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH'
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternogn
exfcept
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PUI.LEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporter.
Telephone
-
-
Member
of
Audit'
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAO.T
KDITIGK
Monday.
June
First
Aid
To
The
Injured.
Albe
week-end
the
Dally
News
loltl
of
the
presentation
01
Cfrtificalcs
to
a
number
of
railway
employees
who
had
completed
their
first
aid
course;
Two
of-.
these
were
ladies.
The
work
Is
most
commendable
biirbetlcr
than
anything"
we
can
say
in
regard
to
it
is
Ibe
letter
from
Organizer
Cook,
who
eut
the
following
message
to
those
who
had
been
successful:
Pi
r?4
1
Aid
is
u
course
that
can
never
be
completed.
The
achievement
of
one
year
is
but
the
opening
tif
a
door
to
further
success
and
advancement.
The
first
year
certificate
leads
to
the
voucher;
the
voucher
leads
to
medallion;
and
the
medallion
leads
to
the
lable,
and
each
and
every
lable
to
succeeding
lable.s
to
be
won
annually.
First
Aid
is
like
every
ojher
study;
to
think
that
you
have
mastered
it
completely
after
one
or
two
years'
study
is
a
detriment
to
further
completion
and
the
subject
itself,
as
far
as
you
are
related
to
it,
if
left
alone,
becomes
stagnant,
rusty
and
dead.
Furthermore,
Jhe
reception
of
a
First
Aid
award
is
buP.au
inspiration
to
continue
dn
to
further
progress.
There
is
'one
'thing
to
be
remembered
about
all
other
things,
njid
that
is
the
first
aider
is
not
to
consider
himself
as
a
camouflaged
doctor.
'is
true
he
deals
with
medical
subjects.
lie
or
she
has
a
general
knowledge
of,
human
anatomy,;,
the
circulatory
system,
Ihe
physoiogleal
organs
of
the
human
body,
but
all
this
knowledge
is
injeuded
imply
as
an
aid
until
the
rrival
of
the
qualified
physuHau.
liCotlier
words
the
first
aider
is
but
a
bridge
be
tween
the
accident
and
the
.doctor.
And
you
know
perfectly'
well
that
a
man
who
can
convert
himself
into
a
bridge
between
the
injured
patient
and
the
medical
man
has
performed
work
of
inestimable
value
rWork
which
call
be
a
life'
saving
achievement;
work
that
can
be
of
dss'islaiiee
even
to
the
medical
practitioner.
Therefore,
the
first
ider
is
a'
servant
of
his
fellow
men,
prompted
by
benevolence
and
constructed
upon
humani
tarian
principles.
It
therefore
is
indeed
a
privilege
personally
for
mermi'behalf
of
the
company,
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways,
as
well
as
Ihe
estern
Region
Council
of
the
.SL
John
Ambulance
Association',
to
have
this'
honor
of
presenting
to
you-these'eertificates,
ts
a
token
of
your
competency
and
ability
to
perfqrm
the
tact,
-resourcefulness,
.dexterity,
sympathy,
etc.;
called
forth
by
the'
eight
point
of
the
White
(Iros,
the
emblem
of
the
order
of
which
you
are
members,
anil
that
considered
you
as
being
worthy
of
its
color
and
insignia.
Making
Ourselves.
":'
"
Fit
To
Live
With.
'
-
Kddie
Guest,
the
poet,
is
a
man
who
is
always
talking
about
life
and
letting
in
new
light
on
it.
He
says
bright
things
in
a
bright
way
and
although
it
is
bol
ull
poetry,
some'of
it
is.
He
writes
for-lh
newspapers
and
millions
of
people
read
his
verses.
Seldom!
if
jver,
has
a
man
had
sbch
a
wjde
circle
of
readers
and
been
so
highly
appreciated.
.
One
day
Mr.
finest
goMhe
idea
that
while
he
hail
to
live
with
others
and
it
was
necessary
to
V
himself
to
do
that,
his
Nchief
difficulty
was
,
to
keep
himself
right
with
himself.
He
developed
the
idea
and.
wrote
this;
e
1
have
to
live
with
myself,
and'
so
,
,
1
want
to
be
fit
for,
myself
.trktiov.
T
fyl
want
to
be
able,
a
days
go
bV
;ylways
to
look
myself
.straight
in
the
eye;-"U
.dou't
want
to
stand,
with
the,
setting
sun,
iAnd
hale
myself
or
lljings
Vf-
dyne.
1.
don't
want
to
keep
oh
u
cjosel
shelf
-vlotdf
secrets
about
myself
1
--
And
fool
myself,
as
1
emn'e
and'g'o,!""
'
.Jijta.Ihinking
that
nobody
else
will
know
The
kind
of
a
man
I
Yeallyani;'
r
I
don't
want
to
dress
up
myself
in
sham.
ifwailVto
go
out
with
my
"head
erecj,
'
.
l'Waul
to
deserve
all
men's
respect
Jtjit
here
in
Ihe
struggle
for
fame
and
self
1
want
to
be
able
to
like
inyscj.
1
don't
want
to
looff
at
myself
and
know
,
That
I'm
bluster
aud
bluff
and
ejnpty
show.
,
1
can
never
hide
myself
from
me;
I
see
what
others
may
never
see;
1
li.now
what
others
may
never
know,
j
I
never
can
fool
uiyfelf,
and
so,
I
Whatever
happens
'
I
jvant
to
b
J
Self-respertrtig
and
conscience-free.
Cold
Milk
andtlrait
with
SHREDDED
WHEAT
An
ideal
noonday
meal
Monday
and
Tuesday.
llobt
Uilison
in
"The
Spook
Hanrli."
..The
Pacemakers..
.International
New.
Wednesday
and
Thursday
"Clothes
.Make
the
1'ir-
:':
ate."
Comedy
"I'lalit
ami
Fancy
,
Olrls"
'
ffefep'j'Fnni
Fables.
Tr'day
and
Saturday
Anila
Stewart
in
"Never
the
Twain
Shall
Meet."
Cofnedy:
"Rig
Hcd
Riding
Hood."
Pathe
Review.
SPOOK
RANCH
TO
BE
.
4
SEEN
HERE
TONIGHT
Hoot
Gibson
Picture
Is
Funny
and
Weird
and
Full
of
Thrills
The
story
"Spook
Ranch-'
diowbitf
here
tonight
starring
II00U
Oibon,
concerns
a
cowboy
A'h
i
arrested
in
a
small
town
.'or
a
slight
offense.
The
sheriff
lias
been
troubled
of
late
with
a
haunted
ranch
near
the
town,
o:
which
all
the
citizeps
are
afraid
and
refuse
to
approach.
Hie
cowboy,
a
slrancer
in
town,
does
not
know
of
the
unsavory
repu
tation
of
the
place
and
so
accepts
the
sheriffs
offer
of
liberty
if
he
wilt
inxestlgale"
the
place,
lio-wxt
there
he
finds
that
the
gliosis
are
in
reality
a
band
of
rtifriaus
who
are
attempting
lo
get
the
secret
location
of
a
mine
from
the
rancher
and
his
beautiful
laughter.
Afler'a
fight
GIbon
is
knocked
out
while
the
bandits
disappear
with
the
Kirl
and
her
father.
Ieavir.fr
their
leader
hound
after
a
mutiny.
Awakinjr,
Oihson
does
not
know
bis
fellow
prisoner
and
takes
him
to
be
someone
wji'o
can
help
him.
They
ehaseyiaflef
the
bandits,
and
iib-
son
subdues
them
in
a
pin
battle,
freeing
the
rancher
and
his
dattf
liter.
Meanwhile
the
bandit
r'hief
4lisappoarwlUif"'
the
.
girl
s;i
(Sibson
is
piven
an
excellent
opportunity
lo
show
his
horsemanship
to
advantage.
He
pickn
up
a
stick
on
the
run.
strikes
the
bander
leader
with
rnn-
hand
a
be
grasps
the
girl
with
the
other
rescuing
her
from
posude
dentli
beneath
the
horse's
hoofs.
This
Is
undoubtedly
one
of
the
cleverest
bits
of
hemic
horse
manship
ever
shown
on
the
screen
and
it
is
only
a
sample
thrill
from
a
thrill-ridden
film.
There
are
plenty
of
laughs
In
(his
film.
"CLOTHES
MAKE
THE
PIRATE"
IS
COMING
FOR
THE
MID-WEEK
'Fifteen
men
on
a
dad
man'
chest
."
The
once
noonlar
lit
ly
will
be
revived
al
the
Ve!
holme
theatre
al
the
mid-week,
when
as
fierce
a
band
of
cut
throats
as
ever
prowled
the
sea
appear
on
the
sewn
there.
They
are
the
piratps
of
llir
omedy,
"Clothes
-Make
thif
1'ir-
ale,
t.'jn.
which
.Leon'
Rrrol
b
i
starred
with
Dorothy
Olsh.
Er-rfd
is
the
pirate
Ipader,
an
I
moons:
jus
precious
rogues
aro
Tully
Marshall.
James
ltennie
(loorKe
Marion
and
Waller
Law.
In
one
of
the
thrilling
scenes
the
buccaneers
attack
a
Ilritish
man
b
war
and
after
a
furious
battle
between
the
two
sailins
ships
Dorothy
flish,
Nita
Naldi
uu
hdna
Murphy
are
carried
off
by
the
victorious
pirates.
Mast,
sails,
and
deck,
housing
are
shot
away
and
the
two
fight-lusg,
craft
fire
and
rain
eaen
otlner,
until
jhe
pirale.
ere
manages
to
board
and
scultlo
the'
war
vessel.
'Tdothes
Make
the
Pirate"
in
from
the
llolnian
Day
novel
Maurice
Tourneur
directed.
SOUTH
SEA
ISLANDS
PICTURE
WEEK
END
"never
The
Twain
Shall
Meet"
Is
Peter
Kyne
Tale
Fast
Moving
Story
'VXever
the
Twain
Shall
Meet."
which
is
here
for
the
wock-end
a
new
film,
presented
by
the
Cosmopolitan
Corporation,
and
releaed
by
Melro-Ooldwyn,
is
plclurization
of
Peter
H.
Kyne's
place
couin
isea
late
of
tlie
samol
name,
and
proved
to
be
one
of
Here's
"why
Orange-CRUSH
is
the
finest
fruit
-flavored
drink
in
the
world
today
First,
the
juice
of
luscious
oranges
next,
the
delicate
flavor
of
their
peelnext,
the
zestful
tang
of
the
fruit
acid
found
in
oranges,
lemons
and
limes.
Added
to
this
a
pure
food
color,
such
as
you
use
in
your
cakes
and
candies
pure
cane
sugar
healthful
carbonated
water,
Ihe
most
wtcfptlonat
and
enchanting
pictures
of
the
year.
It
emnbines
an
excellent
east,
nie-
torial
backgrounds
of
Miami
and
jji-auty
and
a
fat-movin
slory
with
drama,
pathos
and
comedy
mixeil
in
exactly
tbr
correct
pro-i
portion
for
perfect
screen
en-"
ertaininent.
In
the
ma
kin
st
of
this
picture.
Maurice
Tourneur,
the
director
00k
a
notable
company
ft
rabili
and
Mooreu
fur
the
film-,
njr
of
th
seepes
on
the
actuu
oeale
d"eribed
by
the
author.
Anita
Sl-wrt,
in
the
leading
feminine
role
of
Tamea,
a
tialf
raste
lland
iirliices.
ha
nevH
tM'en
lovelier
or
'more
bewitch
Jf
inc
lima
in
the
native
co
4
1
11
in
0!
the
South
.Seas,'
'
'
Ilert
I.ylell,
'
as.
the
younp
American
scion"'of
vve.-jlrji
and
so-
elal
posihon.
who
jfives
up
hi
ittubilions.
ni
mode
of
living
and
his
wealth
for
the
half-rAste
girl
lias
an
unusual
opportunity
for
displaying-
Ins
power
of
charac
ter
delineation.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
"
The'
Curtu'ad
'
jfrothV
of
four
claims,
situated
below
the
Hazel-ton
View
m-ar
liaze.lton,
has
been
acquired
,y
Hon.
I.
K.
I.essard
of
Kdnionton
(mm
D.
.1,
Comeau.
Majtmis
.lolinoh
and
AukusI
NorberK.
The
deal
was
neoll-pled
Uy
II.
H.
Jrjnej
who
held
in
option
m
the
properly.
Mayor
M.
l.
McCaffery
rc-furneil
to
the
city
last
evenlnij
by
Irain
alter
a
trip
to
New
York
on
city
financial,
business.
Sk'eena
I.otirM
.Yd.
,15,
Knih's
of
Pythias,
has
elected
officers
Us
follows:
Chancellor
Commander
Walter
Hume;
vice-
chancellor.
Waller
Mcl.eod;
pre
late,
S.
.lohnsop;
kkiyper
of
records
ami
seals,
It.
McKay;
mas-lr
or
finance,
'
Sir
Ilamblin:
master
of
exehequerT
Fred
Hbaw;
master
of
works,
Oeore
Johnson;,
master
al
arms,
A.
Ivarson;
inner
guard,
It.
Clarke;
outer
Kiiard,
P.
II.
I.inzey.
NAAS
VALLEY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Itobertson
huve
returned
i,o
he
valley
after
an
absence
of,
several
year
searchinx
the
world
;;
for
a
belter
liill
Stewart,
Upub
rctirned
to
c
ranrh
aiier.
takinu
his
vlf
xitli
to
Marpole.
A.
line
F.
Ferrjs,
to
rotit.
lias
also
com
Ilev.
filiver
'rtifirne
returned
i
flnrk
anil
fftmtly
after
at
n.linsr
a
syhd
melin
a?
Hnce
ItupcrL
(Vinslahle
Xewnlinin
ehtirtere.1
1
boat
lo
lake
hini
down
rive
tier
a
brief
visit.
Provincial
'sjovernmpnt
road
vork
ba
sta'rleil
under
the
n-erinlendenre
M
G.
JJordon
;he
trail
froih
Alyntish
lo
50
Miles
from
Kflwancar
Is
being
lean
1
out
and
also
Ibe,
trail
!"rom
Aiyatish
lo
Sand
Lake
on
ae
Terruee
roule.
The
Indians
and
most
of
tho
bite
selllers
celebrated
Yir-
ria
Day
al
(lillakdamiks
vil
iue
with
a
sports
program
in-luditiK
various
fool
race
and
1
foolhall
?ame.
A.
F.
I'rlestle.
lid
the
ferrying
with
hi
litll"
boat
lb'V'iti'r-beftlle."
;,Vlali.
WATtRS
PROTfCTON
ACT
Th
Bntl.ll
OiHjiiiIiI
ri.hlni
kl
1'irk
inv
iArfiiiiaii
LMniied.
rivr
no
,rr
Itiat
II
h.
nndr
mtIIihi
t
ot
Ihr
MM
in.
dfiii
wim
tiM
Miiil.h-r
ij
rnbln
.Work.,
al
uium,
and
til
Im
i.ffi.
i-
tit
ihe
in.irii-i
iirvt.irtr
t
Ow
Lnd
Hl-irj
IM.Irlrt
of
ITIiiff
HatMrl.
at
I'rmr
l;tiwrl.
H.
.,
a
(trrrij)llrm
of
It
H
MO
nr
pun.
iic
a
narr
nr
ptrr
ami
build
llM-rrini
in.K'd
t
hr
tulll
mi
thai
riain
;Mliiii
ut
UikI
ututtr
akuul
ia
'ml
unr-lialt
imlra
r
Alllfurd
Bay.
4ktrtrtali
Inlil.
fninlln.
,,n
I
.,i
ill
Ijiiwii
:lrailuii
iM.inri.
and
knuwn
tt
ImI
Hi.
.
,
'..
And
lak'
mrtlr
lluit
trier
ltw
uplra
tlwn
of
ihu
WMiilh
rrrnn
tlie
dair
u(
Ihe
rt
nubllratlwti
iif
Una
uuil.-
tim
lirlm'.i
(jiluiiilila
I'l.liiiit
4
I'aikliik
Cimiiiany'
IJiiillru
win
undrr
vrllun
7
of
Im
.aid
Art.
l'plr
t
Hi
Mluilr
lit-
I'llb
Mr
Worki,
al
M
ofrlrt.
in
11
rlir
f
ui
aw.
for
afpruoal
of
tiM
aald
allt
aim
platu,
and
for
Iravr
In
r.
nxrnrl
Uv
naid
wlwrf
w
plr
and
biilldm
ih.-fii.
j
a,
,,11
iniH'fi.
11.
1
...
m
1
a
aiai
flay
uf
May,
.
fuiiri-iu
(ni.kMBiv
risinvn
k
I'ACklVU
CO.
I.TO.
By
lla
Sfdlrlior:
WniUui.,
M.ii
t,
Ooiiialfa.
WATER
NOTICE.
Dlvaralan
and
Uaa.
,
T.UK
Mulct
that
00..
1.
rarklnt
Ci,
I
Hulled,
whuw
aiMrr
Jf
J
sir
JancounT.
II.C.
apply
for
a
llctiirr
lo
lake
and
nr
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not
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you
1Y1
give
a
fellow
what
he
asks
for?"
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your
boy
or
girl
confronted
by
a
burly
buccaneer
whose
one
idea
is
to
profit
more
by
selling
cheap
substitutes.
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won't
argue
unless
he
has
to.
Hut
what
chance
do
the
youngsters
have
with
the
chthiren-cheater?
Orange-CRUSH
is
worth
fighting
for.
Far
too
many
of
our
boys
and
girls
are
cajoled
into
accepting
inferior
substitutes.
The
dealer
who
hands
out
Orange-CRUSH
when
they
sk
for
it
is
worthy
of
their
patronage.
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has
to
pay
mofc
for
Orange-CRUSH
than
for
inferior
imitations,
but
in
the
end
he
profits
more,
because
it
brings
him
a
larger
volume
of
sales.
The
dealer
who
sells
the
Krinkly
Bottle
is
a
man
worthy
of
your
respect
because
he
sells
a
Quality
drink.
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for
Orange-CRUSH
look
for
the
name
Orange-CRUSH
blown
right
.into
the
Krinkly
Bottle.
Then
drench
your
thirst
in
cool
deltciousncss.
Omnge-
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CRUSH
ZrmeCRUSH
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of
25'
off
catalogue
price.
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