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rfoYember
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'oiir
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and
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i-ilizens
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'
We,
dn
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get
many
conventions
or
gatherings
of
outside
.i-vumc
in
nt
re
miiy
just
oeginniug
io
leel
our
led.
I
lie
way
lo
gel
established
is
to
extend
a
friendly
hand
to.
oil
and
especially
to
those
who
come
here
to
spend
a
little
time
and
to;
enjoy
our
hospitality.
Later
we
shall
have
tin;
uosniiais
-convention
here
and
as
we.
become
more
imoortant
we
may
expert
to
have
other
larger
and
mure
important
galh-
..We
cannot
all
be.
mystic
shriners
but
we
can
join
with
the
locaj'
members
in
helping
to
entertain
the
guests.
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rDatn.Fnr
,
.
More
Economical
The
higher
quality
of
the
ingredients
is
responsible
for
the
fact
that
you
use
only
half
the
quantity
of
polish,
when
you
Bhine
your
shoes
with
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DAILY
EDJTIOP
SEVe.jneday.
May
12.
!95.
Do
it
Now;
Don't
Put
Off.
"Do
it
now"
is
a
good
maxim
in
business
and
in
every
oilier
-!'H-"XJIf?-
Putting
off
is
always
dangerous.
.Anything
that
it
l
io.sihle
to
do
now
Mionld
be
done,
for
the
morrow
wilt
have
all
kinds
of
duties
of
which
we
do
not
think.
Of
course
there
are
many
duties
that
rannol
be
done
now.
Often
workout
to
be
done
according
to
its
relative
importance.
There
are.niany
exceptions
to
the
rule
but
it
is
also
true
that
many
diiJieX
are
put
off
that
might
be
done
at
once
and
the
putting
.off
results
in
a
gnUlmyf
slackening
of
speed
and
Is
a
cuiie
oi
general
ineiucieiicy.
y
.
Strikes
Are
War
Of
Industrial
Nature.
btrikes
are
war.
While
only
a
few
people
usually
lose
their
lives
iu
a
nig
.-irikc,
Uiere
is
pretty
niucli
Ibe
same
bitterness
engendered
a
between
two
countries'
at
war
with
each
other.
The
scars
take
ears
to
remove
and
often
are
never
cleared
awtiy.
The
despatches
yesterday
stated
that
the
general
strike
has
been
declared
illegal.
The
strikers
are
outlaws.
If,
however,
half
the
country
is
on
strike,
what
can
be
done
about
it?
There
is
so
much
illegality
always
about
a
strike
that
.i
decision
of
a
judge
does
not
make'much
difference.
Strikers
Always
Resent
Military.
Sinkers
always
resent
the
presence
of.
military
forces.
When
strikers
upset
buses,
break
the
engines
and
forcibly
stop
leople
going
t-.i
and
from
-their
work,
no
objection
is
-nade,
but
when
-military
forces
or
armed
police
are
use!
to
correct
these
illegal
actions,
there
is
always
an
outcry
agaifist
them.
It
is
very
much
like
what
happened
during
the
great
war.
At
that
time,
every
little
incident
was
seized
on
by
either
side
to
show
what
barbarians
the
others
were.
It
was
war,
ami
this
and
every'
strike
i
war.
It
may
not
be
as
bitter
as
war
between
countries
but
in
degree
it
is
similar.
People
are
influenced,
not
by
the
righteousness
of
thevoanee
so
hmch
as
by
a
desire
for
ineir
side
to
win.
,
,
Welcome
Visitors
At
All
Times.
Lei
us
all
get
together
aiid
welcome
the
visitors
who
are
cnnng
tomorrow.
We
may
not
belong
tpthe
order.
We
may
Taking
Over
Elevator.
f
A
definite
dale
for
the
taking
over
of
the
Prince
Rupert
cle.yalor
by
the
wheat
pool
has
been
set-and
we
now
know
what
toJook
forward
to.
R
means
that
everything
will
be
in
readiness
for
grain
to
be
shipped
this
way
at
the
opening
of
the
next
scroti.
.
.jTliat,',
perhaps,
js
nl)
we
could
expect
in
view
of
the
preparations
that
are
neeessary
before
cargoes
can
be
loaded
here;
It
wjll
give
time
for
arrangements
to
be
made
for
lining
the
Viips
ami
for
any
oilier
work
that
is
needed.
8tae
of
Development
KlIlKYVAlX,
Orkney
Island.
Mayf
12.
An
expedition
of
naturalists
is
investigating
(com
hern
Uie
greatest
of
natural
niysleries
iov
a
herrih.sr
.pver
pebs'to
the
dinner
J
able.
.Khjriii'hnien
are
almost
reared
oiV
'hernnir.
They
have
tbeni
as
-
Miliar
fur
breakfast,
ami
Uieii
aSfcXvliile
bait,
small
fish.,'
and
bfcttled,
smoked,
broiled,
oi
frieil.
'They,
are
always
obtain
-
alJe
,at
even
the
small
restaur
ants,
r
lljllion-
of
herring
are
eau?lil,
eaten
and
relished
every
year.
Hut
scientists
know
that
many
more,
millions
rarely
ever
pass
the
spawn
age,
and
euuat
mil
lions,
never
gel
to
adolescence,
yet
they
travel
in.
such
number!
I'dmonlon
Journal
Anyone
w
ho
has
been
incline
J
lo
depreciate
the
Conservative
parly
as
a
force
in
Alberta
affairs
would,
if
he
were
present
at
last
night's
convention,
have
come
avwty
wilh
his
opinions
regarding
it
very
much
altered.
The
ifalhering
was
a
large
one,
drawn
from
the
imjel
varied
elements
in
the-
community
ami
it
was
marked
by
unity,
earnest-nes
and
confidence
lo
an
excep
tional
dejtree.
The
new
spirit
which
has
been
InfUsml
inlo
Ibis
politicalbody
by..
Mr.
Mc(iillivray,
since
he
has
assumed
Ihe
leadership
and
broughl
to
his
duties
sif'.i
ammy
ami
erieno',
was
clearly
manifest.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
jll,
Mayworth
and
J.
It.
Honey
man,
aiirouvcr;
Kmil
M.
Urell,
eily;
J,
V.
Strang,
SunnysLle;
Join
lloughlln,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Wallace,
John
A.
Clark
and
11.
O.
Atchison,
Claxlon,
T33
DAILY
NicWS
SHRINE
VISITORS
!
1
GATHERING
HERE;
I
1
I
I
II
I
A
Ul
It
i
i
UJL1
iJ
itWjhll
Boats
and
Trains
of
Next
24
1
Hours
Will
Bring
Many
Millions
Caught
.Every
Yew
and'
ano
Mllllnns
Lai
t
lw.
In
Fw.m
"'
lirifck
r
Jshriuer
and
eaiididale.
from
the
dislriet
to
uilen.l
the
e'ere-moniat
to
luv-.liei.t
here
tomor
row
and
Friday
have
e.oniinrncedi
lo
arrive
in
the
city
and
bonis
and
trains
durii'S
"H
'
?t
jiour
will
hrnup
m
many
more.
I
AmoniSf
tboe
who
will
arriv-'j
lij
the
eily
oft
in
aflernnor
train
will
he
I)i.
It.
Ilankin-1
son.
V.
S.
Henry.
Mr.
and
Mrs.;
K.
Fv
Orejiard
II.
li.
tllseu.
of
Suiither,
and
II.
Meltain
and
Mr.
Peck
of
Prinee
UeorKC
fi.
A.
tiray,
.
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I,.
F.
Cljami,''
u,M'
daughter
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Unrlir.u
of
Anyol
will
arrive
tomorrow
night:
by
ttie
st.winer
Prinee
(eorse.
ii.
A.
MaeDonatd
and
A.
J.
Ituttirnr
are
eonunir
in
fnnn
the
that
they
have
been
known
tJeetia
ver
by
ja-l.oat
and'
J
stop
stop
a
a
steamship
steamship.
.
''ip,,
-"msr
i
already
her.
here
Prey
of
All
Others
They
are
the
"prey
of
all
blher
fish
ami
human
beingJ
from
the
cradle
to
the
nlomart-
of
their
own
world.
What
the
ex
pedition
of
the
Royal
Zoologiejl
Institute
wants
to
solve
is
Hit
problem
Of
how
these
creatures
form
the
breakfast,
lunch
and
dinner
for
fish
life
and
home
sapiens,
and
yet
are
found
in
such
robust
numbers.
The
expedition
has
spent
two
iears
investigating
the
hiMt
an-J
trials
of
the
lierrlnir
in
their
alma
water,"
the
Orkney
In
land
and
adjacent
wet
spares.
The
scientists
have
learned
there
are
enough
father
and
mothet
herrings
to
lay
billions
of
spaw-j
each
year,
This
spawn
is
awail-ed
by
million,
of
fili,
mosllv
jrreedy
eodfish,
who
fatten
and
Hdoat
themselves
on
the
choiee
.avair
thus
provnled.
Ttie
cod
fish,
jelly
fish,
and
many
oth-.'
varieties
jrel
their
substance
for
weeks
by
sucking
the
Uerrin
Spawn
from
the
rock
ami
otlie
place
in
which
they
nestle.
;
Despite
these
marauders,
the.
adhesive
eg?s
survive
the
in-
fulialion
period
and
prodtir-
eemiitir
masses
of
tiny
thread
like
fishes.
Acres
of
Fish
The
scientists
found
other
fish
ife
ehains
the
herriir
inlo
tt;o
teach
or
any
other
place
of
safely.
Al
times
acre
of
tl.e
small
herrings
were
seen,
bis
Pplashes
arrounling
for
the
cod
fsh
and
other
pursuers,
and
tloj
tittle
splahes
the
eseapiu;:
herein
ps.
Man
starts
the
cafrh
while
Iltof
.
i
herrings
are
in
the
minno.vf
ape,
epU-urfcally
called
while
bait.
What
ravishes
the
sea
life
jilaki
akes
al
this
time
ha
not
been
accurately
discovered,
but
doaren
to
liernnifs
in
various
stazes
of
digestion
were
found
in
cod
atjd
mackeral
cauglil
hy
the
expedition.
F.venup
to
the
lime
wluli
the
herring
is
lanre
enough
t
slay
in
a
net,
the
other
fish
jrwim
about
waillnp
for
them
ti
drop
over
jhe
side
of
the
(raw
fee:
All
tlunffs
work
against
the
lierrinjr.
II
become
the
prey,
t
the
trawler
more
east!-
than
ant
Other
fish
;for
-the.
trawler
is
led
directly
to
Ihe
herrinjf
shoals
Uy
the
olher
and
larer
fish
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
AFFAIRS
IN
EDMONTON
front
Sunnyside.
Uilherl
Camp
bell
jia
arrived
from
Port
ele
ments.
'
The
main
body
of
nobles
in
cluding
Ihe
Vancouver
drd.
learn
ami
the
ti.-h
Temple
Hard
a
well
tts
oltiH'-
iniliates
from
the
south
will
i'!,-
on
llo
steamer
Prinre
Hui.
i!,
(pi.
D.
Donald,
wJilCh
i-
due
ut
to
o'
clock
lombrrow
m
ruing.
The
party
romiiiv
on
the
siiuner
ir
eludes
Ml
men
and
51
l;idi
There
w
ill
also
he
a
few
pick--1
up
at
Alert
Hay
and
Drean
Fa;!
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
-
says:
Vol'
ran
tell
a
Prince
Unpen
man
because
be
complain
t
the
weather.
THE
first
.third
r
a
mans
life
is
spent
dei-ulm;
what
hi
wnnl.
the
second
third
rellin
it
and
the
fini
iliir.J
wondering
what
lie
is
pomp
lo
lo
with
i
MKX
are
like
a.
broken
kne.'d
horse.
They
walk,
stumble
and
sometimes
fall.
THHV
say
It
wa
a
Prinee
ltoHrl
woman
who
looked
every
nislil
under
her
bed
to
see
if
there
wa
a
qian
there
ami
at
last
in
despfcation
be
bouylr
twin
bed
in
order
to
.double
her
chances.
THE
worst
thing
about
beinc
Premier
is
that
there's-
n
cbanee
for
promotion.
A
Sb'PKHUl.lOlJS
visilor
from
DUE
to
the
wire
eJnjr
down
the
world
wa
cut
off
Trom
I'rince
llupen
Hie
olher
day.
Yet
it'
'kept
moving.
JAKFAaj(
nol
to
Jej
he
ben
,root
in
tbf
4ielniom;
'
may
'dtsluil)
'
lie'
pigs.
I.
Tlie
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
erjieam
Doe'
Wells,
who
lost
an
arm
at
Ypres
and
spe;:?
i
.
.
.
IN
DCTTCD
rnwniTinM
,r
mm""
ermany
a
a
IU
DCilLlV
tUIlUl
I
lUlli
prisoner
of
war,
will
lecture
in
Ihe
Westholme
Theatre
toniuhl
on
his
ivar
experience.-,
He
will
also
exhibit
six
'reel's
of
war
pictures.
At
'ihe
Presbyleiriah
Manse
yesterday
afternoon,
Mrs.
Hello
ce
iney
aim
oiof
uniJahl,
holli
of
Terrace,
wefe
urilleil
in
mar-
ria?e
by
Itev.
H,
11.
Orant.
The
fin
H
defealed
Iho
fialh-olic
filub
by
7
(o
I
at
baseball
last
ulplil.
Hennie
McDaniells
and
Arthur
Manson
ciiinprlsed
the
baltery
for
the
Coll
and
Hahe
I'orlui
and
Harry
Aslorl
for
Hie
Catholic
r.lub.
WHEAT
IS
UP
TWO
INCHES
IN
PEACE
RIVER
COUNTRY
(ICbnnnton
'Hullelln)
beat
in
Jie
Peaee
Plver
100,000
Mothers
have
Praised
thesej300
You
are
Invited
to
send
for
a
free
copy
of
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
os
a
treasured
record
of
his
babyhood.
HorillS
(
"H.lllluiM
ilf
IC'III)l-i
,
ilure
and
moUliM'i'.
There
prohahty
no
part
of
the
uhol--Wesl
in
uiiieli
the
ei-np
is
in
.'iHiier
eonditioii
or
mon
a
I-
vanced.
I
hi
Sfil
'Ddld.
fc'el-l
uway
i
m
l
a
new
!
tunic
for
thai
fertile
region.
'Chunk
perhaps
i
lower
altitude
and
pmxlmtly
o
the
mountain
Ihrmigh
wiiicll
he
warm
alr
filler-
from
the;
IVuifie,
sprtnsr
come
iinle
i.
arlv
-tn
the
valley
of
the
Peace
i
in
the
Ynlfov
-of
Uie
Saka.-
w
.
.
.
.
.
i.
.
.
..r..
me
soiiiii
wa
waiuiennir
iiiir?',wan,
ano
usually
auoui
as
Itilrd
Ayenue
IJie
olher
day
when
'a
resident
politely
asked
him
if
he
wa
seem?
the
town.'
"No,"
wa
the
reply.
fPin
look.
itifr
for
IL"
arly
a
in
Mandolin.
''he
m4P
oes
nut
do
Justice
to
the
Peace
Jtivei
country;
It
)iow
only;
Ube
uortheHy
location:
of
lids
fieh
territory:
hot
the
modifying
Lllinuenre
wiiieu
oltel
the
eoni-
tn
on
siKnifleance
of
latitude.
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
f
InttnUon
la
Apply
U
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11
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country
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of
l.t!"1'1
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In
fail
4
hay
bttn
meet
f
fully
rutttd
on
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llrxtnii
than
on
oil
dhsr
infant
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com
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nof
nur
baby
Uf
Eit
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April.
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PROTECTION
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1806,
CHAPTER
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in
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to
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aid
H
It
Solicitor
'
William.
Mnoo
A
lonulr
(CONDENSED
MILK
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"I
see
troubl
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the
forliine-lellcr,
looknif
inlo
Hie
w
'
li
body
need
a
fortune-teller
lo
know
that
w
-trouble
go
band
in
baipl.
WJiot
you
wan
I
:
.
liine-lcller
to
tell
about
our
Tlirif-T-rnice.
I
little
per
pound,
but
il
sends
off
ever)
vahiuli
ever
existed.
You'll
fun!
it
a
goinl
luck.rliarni
every
week
in
Hie
year.
e
Thrif-T-Service
Bo
a
pound,
1c
per
piece
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
ironed
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