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Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
RRITI3H
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAtLT
EMTIO
Thursday.
May
13,
1926.
A
Hearty
Welcome
To
Our
Visitors.
The
Ilnily
News
joins
with
the
rest
of
Prince
Rupert
in
wishing
the
visitors,
to
the
city
today
a
hearty
welcome.
We
are
a
young
town
hut
our
people
have
plenty
of
aspirations
and
some
ideals.
They
look
to
see
a
great
city
here,
if
they
live
long
enough.
Many
of
the
'visitors
are
'taking
their
first
look
at
Prince
Rupert.
We
suggest
that
they
look
herver
well,
because
even
a
year
from
now
there
will
he
change.
Next,
fall
we
expect
to
be
shipping
large
quantities
of
grain
from
the
focal
elevator.
The
Wheal
Pool
has
taken
a
lease
on
it
and
will
have
possession
on
August
1.
From
that
time
on
there
should
be
something
doing
here
winter
and
summer.
In
the
past
it
has
been.
the
dull
winter
season
that
ale
into
our
summer's
bitsiifess.
Forget
Dull
Care,
Let
Us
Enjoy
Life.'
The
molto
of
the
Shriners,
whatever
iV
is,
seems
to
be
"Forget
dull
care
and
let
us
enjoy
life."
We
hope
they
will
do
that
here.
"We
will
help
them
.ill
we
can
in
doing
it
and
so
win
oiner
people
oi
ine
my.
we
like
tne
care-iree
way
in
which
they
go
about
the
business
of
enjoymeiiL
They
dispense
good
theer
lu
a
lavish
manner
by
their
cheery
disposition.
Possibly
the
Shriners
in
their
mystic
sessions
are
very
wicked
people.
We
do
not
know
because
all
that
'is
secret,
but
we
juq
know
that,
in
public,
when,
on
the
streets
or
iu
olhe.r
public
places
when
under
the
eyes
of
the
populace,
they
make
Mvecl
music,
they
contribute
to
the
gaiety
of,
the
crowd
and
are
therefore
public
benefactors.
We
wish
them
well
in
their
wickedness,
even
if
LJiey
are
Turks.
God
bless
them!
.
Two
Surprises
In
Britain
Recently.
There
were
two
surprising
things
about
the
strike
which
happily
ended
yesterday.
Ones
surprise
was
the
solidarity
of
the
strikers.
-who
stuck
together
well
and
nxade
a
decided
impression
on
the
nation.
The
other
was
the
manner
m.
which
the
riien
of
Great
Britain
rallied
to
the
service
of
the
country
on
the
opposite
side,
either
as
special
police
or
to
operate
the
public
utilities
of
the
country.
According
to
the
despatches
there
were
always
more
volunteers
than
were
needed.
me
people
oi
me
conn
try
were
oiviueu
into
two
camps.
earn
suekltig
tip
for
what
it
considered-right.
End
Of
Conflict
'
Was
Welcome
Here.
People
here
take
a
great
interest
in
Old
-Country
affairs
and
the
end
of
the
conflict
was
welcome,
news
to
local
people.
Everyone
wal"
glad
to
know
that
the
great
struggle
was
at
an
end
and
that
an
attempt
would
be
made
to
carry
on
without
resort
to
the
nulling
proress
winch
breeds
so
much
ill
feeling,
The
strike
is
a
closed
book.
It
is
to
be
hoped
a
clasp
will
be
put
on
and
clamped
tiglit;and
that
we
shall
hear
no
more
of
sucn
;
lug
industrial
struggle
.lor
many
a
day.
Not
Great
Danger
Of'
Communism.
JiKlirihcr
fnim
a
disl.incp
it
capitis
r
if
(hero
ie
n
irpool
danger
of
communism
in
Britain
today
but
rather
the
danger
.
..
.
.
.
...
,
:
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,i
i
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i
i
i
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a
ritsi-jM
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which
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nave
lUKfn
possession'
if
1
hit
klrikp
li.nl
Iippii
pvtenilprl
intef
inttelv
VI
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.
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J
llV
there
would
have
been
a
great
struggle
which
might
have
ended
in
niucn
luoousneii.
Few
Reach
Forty
Sound
and
Well
do
not
think
of
yourself
YOU
as
being
unfit
and
yet
youiriay
not
be
getting
the
most-out
of
life
on
account
of
"minor
ills,"
which
if
neglected
'
develop
into
6erious
disease..
Too
.
little
exercise,
too
much
heavy
eating
aria
soon
there
is
torpid
Jiver,-
constipation
of
the
bowels
and
de
rangements
rangemenis
oi
of
the
tne
kidneys.
Kianeys.
YOU
may
never
lave
realized
this
fact.
But
it
is
well
known
to
the
medical
professio
n
more
especially
to
those
who
are
associated
with
life
Insurance
examination.
Later
developments
are
Bright's
disease,
diabetes,
high
blood
pressure
and
hardening
of
the
arteries.
ine
greatest
preventive
is
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
By
correcting
the
minor
ills
they
head
oil
serious
trouble,
As
a
regulator
of
the
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels
una
meatcine,
nas
an
un
parallelled
paraueuea
record.
recora.
Dr.Chase'sKidney-LiverPills
85c.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
2.
Canada.
Irish
Free
State
Today
Shows
Pro-British
Tendencies
and
is
Sick
of
All
Extremists
Lack
of
Policy
May
Cause
Fall
of
Government
But
no
Group
Strong
Enough
to
Put
up
Determined
Fight
For
rower
The
many
and
various
extremist
weeklies
in
the
Free
Stale
have
rccetillv
been
making
their
reader.-
-flesh
creep
by
uqrk
hints
of
conspiracies
for
bringing
tine
"onr
asfiMi.l.tncy
gan
,
back
vjuju
power.
This
gang
is
differently
"dcseribcl
by
different
,
weeklies,
according
lo
the
peculiar
shade,
or
the
strongly
tinted,
spectacles
worn
by
each.
The
"Capitalists,"
llie
Frewniasi.ns,";
the
"Protestants,
the
"Plainer,
'
ine
"r.X'i
nioiu-i-.
me
-
im-
periafists,"
the
HcdmoniU's,"
the
"West
Hrilih
all
these,
and
many
more,,are
llie
titles
bestowed
upon
tin-
enemy.
ays
nj
writer
'.lit
tne
Mandicsier
uuar-.
-
ilian..
The
extremists
alarm
is;
enough
lo
b"a
not
entirety
irrounutess.
lie
na-.oinic
reuiisni
reason
t"
doubt
whether
llie
pre
sent
government
cair
hold
together
much
longer,
and
when
he
looks
round
to
find
support
for
an
extremist
succes.-or
he
experiences
a
ceriaiu
sinking
offend
Kngand.
Resides,
they
,-runitle
that
the
country
is
be-
ng
run
by
a
pack
of
inexperi
enced
upstarts
adventurers,
ami
anatics,
men
with
no
better
education
and
with
less
manners
hau
llieniM'lves.
Men
of
Property
Many,
therefore,
are
now
ipiollns
the
F.lizabethati
Ravies:
'The
people
of
this
kingdom.
both
Knglish
fmd
Irish,
did
ever
love
and
desire
to
be
governed
by
reat
persons."
They
infer
that
now
is
the
moment
for
the
aristocracy
lo
step
forward.
So
fio
doubt
it
would
"be
if
on!y"wc
had.
an
aristocracy.
Hut
the.
last
Irish
aristocracy
was
externVtit-
alfd
fcr
good
ami
sufficient
rea
sons
by
the
Land
Acts,
and
a
new
aristocracy
has
not
yet
hail
time
lo
grow
up
and
take
its
place
We
have
only
the
men
of
pro
perty,
the
"respectables."
These
have
plenty
of
goodwill
'and
sense,
but
they
are
not
sure
whether
they
have
the
confidence
of
the
people,
and'they,
there-
lore,
nave
not
confidence
in
themselves.
Under
proportion
ate
representation
they
could
form
a
group
which
would
be
influential
with
any
government,
and
might
even
he
the
main
support
of
a
government,
hut
they
could
hardly
form
a
government
themselves.
For
the
"respect
ante
;roup
would
on
5U
per
cent
Protestant,
and
it
would,
bo
linged..
with
Liberalism.
Any
possible
FrCe
Stale
trovernmenl
must
be
Conservative
and
Catholic
In
its
outlook
in
regard
to
education
ami
"morals.
The
weak
er
tile
spirit
of
extremist
Na--tionulism
grows
the
more
complete
will
be
the
ascendancy
of
C-alliolic
Conservatism.
Several
Dangers
The
break-up
of
the
present
government
might
at
any
time
he
brought
about
cither
by
the
ill-,
heallji
of
the
president,
whol
holdViflie
cabinet
together,
or
byj
dissension
within
the
overn-j
ment
parly
between
the
realists
land
the
extreme
Nationalists.
An
important
section
of
the
cabinet
would,
it
Is
supposed,
be
glad
e
Pelf
upon
etoti-
nixi
r.onsi!rithi
CaluOlreisntf
rejecting
high
Protection
and
lettinu
it
be
under-sUhhI
thai
Irish
was
not
gohw
to
be
crammed
tlnwn
reluctant
throats,
A
nitu'sier
who
took
Ids
stand
on
tlfat
basis
would
te
feeling
which
tells
him
that
Ihe
attackwl
I.v
Uie
H-puWlrans.
the,
country
is
sick
of
him
and
all
separathV
elejucnt
in
the
ipiv-
extremism-tor
the
moment
at
eminent
fWfy,
and
by
tin
Lahorj
leasi.
;
party,
no
would
cci
tne
support
,-
Republican
Spilt
fut
Ihe
reiiHst
.bMuetit
in
the-
The
Ilepuliliran
split
ha
made
government
party,
the
Farmers";
the
llcpublicans
nelifrilue.
The
party,
and
the
-'respectables.'
j
present
government,
therefore..
What
chance
woitd
he
have
in
ai
refill-
less
inillspenstDie
to
ine
general
election
if
he
could
ap-
j
men
of
property,
the
"respeet.a-ipeal
lo
the
'country?
Thai
is
ai
Ides."
Rut
it
is
not
so
much
tin?
very
difficult
.lucstion.
The
pre-enl
jrovernment
they
want
U
general
opinion
eems
lo
be
ha
j
get
rid
of.
It
is
rather
thepre-
jme
average
Irlslinaii
would
now;
sent
aovernment
parly,
which
'pe
clad.
In
vote
fur
anyone
who'
till
contains
strong
elements
ofLtood
for
a
Catholic.
in.erva-
fanaticism
-and
every
now
andjtixe,
and
realist
i-dicy.
Hut
1
am
'
then
demaiuls
that
the
cabinet.
not
sure.
The
influence
of
his-i
should
offer
up
a
sacrifice
to
its
strange
gods.
On
the
next
occasion
that
such
a
sacrifice
is
ailed
for
the
"respectables"
are
likely
to
enter
a
vigorous
protest.
If
they
do
they
may
find
upport
in
the
country.
Hitherto
the
country
has
always
thought
it
pleasantest
and
safeM
to
give
it
least
its'
vote
to
every
form
of
palriotio
extremism.
.
Rut
now
it
is
finding
that
under
Home
Hole
voles
are
translated
into
action
and
hac
lo
he
paid
for.
Some
hold
that
this
discovery
will
re-
.olujyinie,
the
ave.ra.se
Irish-tuaiis
attitude
to
politics.
A"
.east
it
seems
certain
that
tie
iias
became
dispusteiL.
with
the
whole
campaign
for
the
revial
of
the
Irish
language.
There
is
also
a
very
general
ten-lency
to
conned
the
depth
of
,he
present
economic
depression
with
the
excesses
of
our
anti-i
Itritisli
policy.
The
country
far
mer
and
shopkeeper
are
lor
eer
talking
of
the
money
the
Hritish
troops
brought
hitu
the
country.
They
are
sceptical
about
the
ben
efit's
derived
from
the
creation
of
the
new
tariff
wall.
They
whisper
that
it
does
not
pay
to
lory
ami
tradition
i
apt
lo
per-;
sist.
Iri-li
Ireland
may
mean!
more
to
the
a
v
entre
man
Mian
"
suppose,
'llie
intellectual
are!
still
extremist,
and
I
heir
influ-i
enre
over
him
may
he
greater,
than
vc
suppose.
The
suspicion
-that
a
realist
policy
means
"Pro-
tenant"
or
"Knrli-ii"
influence
may
prove
more
fatal
than
we
suppose.
Labor
Has
Money
One
thing
orHv
is
certain.
No
jiarly
except
Lafcor
has
nl
present
j
any
funds.
Since
no
party
stands
for
any
consistent,
intelligible.
;
and
definite
policy,
no
one
excep'
.
the
publican
ik
ready
to
suh-f
scribe
to
any
iarty
fund.
There
are
not
mauy
Irishmen
who
can'
afford
to
devote
their
time
to
politics
and
slain
I
the
eenses
of
an
election
for
nothing.
there
are
plenty
with
axes
to
grind
who
would
ue
prepared
lo!
invest
a
little
money
in
Kettiiik'j
into
a
position
t(,
grind
Ihein.i
fter
the
next
eleetion
Uie
Dadj
may
easily
he
ruietl
with
the,
nominees
of
publicans
and
axe-!
grimier
uiu's
our
parties
se'
In
work
simi
and
frame
programs,
intended
not
so
much
to
deae
everyl
iHly
as
to
fhow
0X-aelly
what
I
hey
mean
o
do.
NEW
SHRINERS
BEING
MADE
Forty-two
Candidates
From
This
District
Being
Initiated
at
Ceremonial
In
Progress
Here
Fovjy-two
r.inilidatek-froin
this
hMslrJcl
berfnieit
f
lhue
from
the'
1....H.
i.,
(
.
.
..
swum,
.ire
ue
in
k
iniiiaieii
inio
the
rile
or
i
tie
Myslie.:
citrine
at
the
ceremonial
proceedings
whichjjicre
os
flf
'Irf
,lhe
city
this
affernoi.ii
by
the
nobles
of
ftizl-h
Temple
wjin
are
here
1
BBiiiiilBv
ty
II
COFFEE
100,000
(Mothers
have
Praised
tlicseJJ00J
You
arc
Invited
to
send
for
a
free
copyof
each,
addressing
your
card
or
letter
to
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver.
"Baby's'
Welfare,"
45
pages,
treats
of
pre-natal
preparations,
feedings
and
how
to
prepare
them,
sleep,
fresh
air,
bathing,
clothing,
exercise
and
common
ailments
of
baby.
Contains
height
and
weight
and
feeding
charts
and
blank
forms
for
baby's
biography
and
progress.
The
other
is
Baby's
Own
Book
which
will
be
filled
in
and
kept
as
a
treasured
record
of
his
babyhood.
Mnier
i.rnmraie
o.
oiii
.
Charlr
or
ui.oe
mroiiK
i
or
ine
purjiose.
k
M..re.
fn
.vUikw'i
rnrni
hibil.oM
Hall,
which
has
"'kE
.
.vmcE
ttut
I.
cbartr.
E
wrr
lieen
especially
prepared
for
the
ltr
r
ornrmi
n.
tv?f.!
occasion.
ad
l,e
.Masonic
Temple
.TiTdiT.
irrttt
are
being
,c
for
Ihe
major
JK'i
IMSHWr
pari
oi
the
reremonlal
work
hut
r'jl'J,nir
rr,,n
''Mm
t
ih
it,v
the
public
will
jraln
a
limpej
"am
rurttirr
tiks
notice
uut
,,.
of
the
doincs
in
llie
parades
be-
!'r
"J
ue
Mmri
Art
mint
ft
'
im''
aiittoooo
uoij
i:ni-"r,iii,ri''
i
wiiropiiirni
ing.
The
full
lis!
of
chndidales
from
Ibis
disrtlcl
who
will
"travel
over
the
burning
nrids"
lo
pnler
the
mysteries
of
fifirfhedom
and
he
dnMied
a
fully-fledged,
nobles
at
the
cud
of
the
proceedings
follows;
'
-
J'rlnce
nuj.erl
K.
Parker.
(.
F.
flichmond,
T.
K.
Morrison.
F
..M.
Iravies.
II.
Y.
Cameron,
K.
N.
Valentine
v.
Kdse.
C.
f.
It
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tlil
Kin
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April,
IH.
FORM
r,
Notlto
of
Application
for
Ctrtiflcolo
Improxmontt
...
.
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