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PAGE
TWCV
Hii
DAitY
HtfWS
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4.
!
SMOOTH
SAILING
OIL-BURNERS
y
v.
Those
who
have
known
the
Coal
8trike
Not
Likely
To
Last
1erv
Innn
satisfaction
of
travelling
Cun-
ard
understand
why
so
many
people
book
return
passages.
JUiS
Cabm
Class
to.
England
17
jii-ij
ana
up.
lourisi
Third
Cabin.
7
Mi'lings?"
$170
for
the
round
trip.,
Particular
from
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
LINE
toGlasgoaf
Tht
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REFORD
COi
UiTORONTO
Ptiono
Elfin
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my
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Steamship
Co.
Limited,
622
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St.
W.,
Vancouver,
or
any
STEAMSHIP
AGENT.
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News
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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RATES!
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
11.00
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire'and
'the
United
States,
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
v$7.50
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITIOK
Saturday,
May
22,
1026.
A
German
Proposals
'
Prove
Interesting.
The
Herman
proposals
lo
restrict
war
and
make
it
a
sort
of
gentleman's
spurt
like
the
tournaments
of
old
do
not
seem
as
if
they
would
he
workable,.
When
war
is
declared
'
treaties
and
regulations
and
restrictions
are
forgotten
and
each
nation
is
out
lo
will.
Frighlfulness
will
lie
the
motto
of
future
wars
just
as
they
have
heeij
of
tltose
which
have
gone
before.
If
Var
is
going
to
be
regulated
like
Ihe
prize
ring
then
it
censes
lo
be
war
and
becomes
a
sport.
Killing
must
i.,.
done
according
to
rules
and
those
breaking
the
rules
will
be
severely
reprimanded
by
the
league
of
nations
or
the
world
court.
Germany
Was
First
To
Break
Such
Rules.
--During
the
(ireat
War
Germaiiy
was
the
first
nation-
lo
break
the
rules
or
warfare
and
if
she
were
again
involved
there
is
nothing
to
indirate
thai
her
actions
would
change.
It
-would
be
an
advantage
to
her
lo
have
olher
'nations',
restricted
because
under
.the
Treaty,
of
Versailles
she
is,
restricted.
'"'
.
We
do
not
wish
lo
throw
cold
water
oil
anv
ntlpmnt
lit
nr...
yen!
the.,horrur!r
uf'war,
but
we
do'-uofsec--Iiovr
If
VMil'iW
dime
jusi
jei.
jniernauouai
rules
uo
not
hind
(he
parties
if.lhey
are
'first
class
powers.
It
is
only
when
ihe
first
class
powers
are
'ft
hie
lo
put
pressure
on
smaller
powers
that
(hey
can
be
enforced.
,
It
is
'our
opinion
that
the
way
to
end
war
isito
make.it
as
frightful
as
possible
and
to
lake
all
v
the
glory
and
spor.l
out
of
it.
Only
in
that
way
will
nations
hesital
about
entering
into
it.
Peace
River
Election
Frauds.
The
election
frauds
in
Peace
River
indicates
that
the
people
in
those
districts
have
riot
much
idea
of
the
sanctity
of
the
ballot.
Men
have
been
convicted
of
tampering
wilh
the
ballots
and
have
been
punished
with
jail
sentences.
TheJact
that,
they
are
Liberals
makes
the
offence,
all
the
worse
because
Liberals
'have
always
prided
themselves
on
the
fact
that
they
are
willing
to
abide
by
the
will
of
the
people
as
expressed
by
ballot.
Tampering
wilh
Ihe
ballot
boxes
is
much
.
more
serious
than
the
defeat
of
a
Liberal
government.
The
first
principle
of
oooiilar
cove
mm
put.
U
I
GRADUATION
OF
FIVE
NURSES
Impressive
Exercises
Took
Place
Last
Night
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
i
i
i
v
The
cniiluatinn
cxtrciss
of
the
lf2J
'clas
nT
Ihe
I'rince'Hu-iiOrt-
GcMiontl
Ikmiital
Training
Srliool
Jook
place
at
an
impres-
Mif
service
urui
hi
me
auimor-
funit
of,
Ihe
Preslivlerian
Church
last
nfRlit.
when
Misses
Janet
It.
Lot,
llimn.'ili
l'ssin.
ViiimpI
1'.
McAuleJsliorptliy
M.
Thomson,:
ami
liejen
Mr
It
a
became
the
mud
possessors
of
dinlomtiH
ami
pins
signifying
that
they
had
successfully
qualified
in
(heir
ex
aminations
for
final'
acceptance
In
the
nursing-
profession.
The
rhureh,
which
was
heautifully
lecoraled
with
broom,
forget-
me-nots,
ma
me
phlox
and
ferns.
was
-'crowded
with
relatives
and
friends
of
the
mines
and
mem
bers
of
the
local
medical
profes
sion.
S.'-K.
Camnbcll.
chairman
of
the:
Hospital
Hoard,
occiniied
Ilir!
eliairjyiHing
accompanied
on
the
platform
by
llev.
Dr.
Charles
J;
il.anVron,
Yen.
Archdeacon
Mix,
A.
Mann.
J.
H.
Tlioninson.
cliairinaii
of
Die
house
commit
tee,
and
Miss
Jean
Harrion.
H.X..
I
violate.
It
is
satisfactory
lo
know
lhat
the
mistaken
Liberals
ofUened
at
11
o'clock
I
ence
ltuer
are
being
punished
'for
their.
misdeeds.
Jt.js
to
be
direction
of
Mr.
D.McD.
Hunter
nopu
inat
u.uiere
are
any
olher
malefactors
they,
will
be
and
Mrs.
D.
W..
MorrUsey.
mougui
10
justice
anu
mat
Una
will
be
fair
warning
to'
oil
and'
The
singing
of
Hod
Savp
the
finMii
j
.in
i.uui
panics
to
respect
me
ngnis
oi
llie
T'cople
as
expieeri,
at
the
polls.
,.
I-.
.
Carelessness
Of
Toronto
F.eople.
V
Toriinto
people
re
verVctfreless.'
A
lot
of
them
mail
letters
to
Qreat
Hritaiu
and
last
yearftbere
were,
12JVM8
of
these
Jeiit
with
insufficient
postage,
which
co'it
the
receivers
iio
Ies.s
a
sum
than
$7,1X0.
TJiis
is
a
considerafile
sum
and
indicates
thai
a
lot
of
Canadians
do
things
without
thinking.
An
ordinary
letter
to
Knglaud
or
.Scotland
costs
four
cenls
whereas
to
Canadian
point
the
cost
is
only
three
cents.
ady
superintendent
of
the
lios
'
pifal.
Instructive
and
humorous
ad
dresses
interspersed
with
songs
by
Miss
Adene
Advant.
accom
panied
hv
Mrs.
l'raser.
mado
tli
exercises
an
event
to
be
long
re
membered
not
only
by
those
taking
an
active
part
but
by
those
privileged
lo
be
spectators.
me
cliier
speaker
or
the
cven-
iug
was
V..
A.
Mann,
who
traced
(lie
history
of
the
medical
and
nursintr
profession
from
Ihe
year
4000
H.G.
to
the
era
of
Florence
-Nightingale.
The
address,
which
was
punctuated
with
much
humor,
was
very
instructive
and
thoroughly
appreciated
by
every
one
present.
At
the'
conclusion
of
the
ad
dress
the
diplomas
a,nd
pins
were
presenjed
to
the
successful
candidates
by
J.
H.
Thomson,
assisted
by
Miss
Jean
Harrison,
lady
superintendent.
1
lie
veji.
Archdeacon
Itix
also
save
a
very
inspiring
talk,
ad
drpsse'd
particularly
to
Ihe
nur
sing
profession.
The
exercises
were
opened
and
closed
with
blessings
by
Rev.
)r
Cameron.
Norris
I'riugle.
Oeo.
Harllin,
W.
Cruickhank
and
Sidney
Webb
acted
as
ushers.
Dance
I.O.D.E.
Hall
At
the
conclusion
of
the
exer
cise,
the
assem'hly
repaired
to
the
1.0.
!.L.
Hall
where
a
re-ep-tion
was
held
for
the
successful
candidates
who
were
the
recini-
cnts
of
many
congratulations
on
their
success.
After
the
retfeijifon
dancinc
was
thoroughly
enjoyed
lo
music
lurnisiieo:
vy
Arthur
orchestra
jieiicious
rexreshments
were
EMPIRE
DAY
under
Ihe
King
ar
12.311
a.m.
Drought
a
Very
memorable
and
delightful
evening
(o
a
fitting
close.
IS
OBSERVED
Annual
Demonstration
Held
Yes
terday
by
Daughters
of
Xow
that
the
peneral
strike,
is
nil
over
n..,l
n,
,r,i
t
Tll
regular
Kmpire
Day
cclc
Uritaln
generally
are
back
at
work,
the
conl
strike
i-
i,.
bra,io"
u,r
PI'Ic
liool
end.
It
will
probably
end
in
compromise,
as
do
such
disputes
fiMV
,
under
the
auspices
of
generally.
The
British
government
is
ready
lo
spend
111.
to
HinV
,,e,,,auKj,f"
"r
"
Umpire;
million
pounds
in
further
subsidies
luil'nol
of
a
nermanenll1!
lJlae"
'eslcr,lny
afU-ruoou
in
liaturt?.
As
a
nolicv
the
sol.sidv
m.t
i
i.
.
Westholnie
'Jheatre.
The
huge
InifTi.
tiim
in
...
taxes
h
,
iroin
ixioiii,
iHirneii.
u.
uiUl
wie
couniry
is
going
to
pay
such
sums
either
to
keep
up
wages
or
to
give
the
al
owner,
a
profit
011
operation
or
the
mines.
A
Vital
Part
of
Your
Daily
Diet
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The
properly
balanced
food
u.tm
Annunciation
schools,
accompanied
by
teachers,
assembled
and
marched
to
the
theatre
led
by
the
Hoys'
Jtand.
Selections
played
by
the
'band
during
Intervals
were
much
enloved
liv
,
liiblren.
and
spectators,
Mrs.
It.
Hlance,
Municipal
lllegent,
acted
as
chairman,
and
i
tliose
presiding
were
Mrs.
A.
T.
l'arkin,
1'asl
Jlegent;
Mrn
S,
Dar-itou,
Hegent'Oueeii
Mary
Chan
ter;
MVsF.
..r'Hart?-:i?taftijird
Hearer;
Mrs
J."'Mans'on;
Itegent
Hill
"U(i"
Ohaiiler
Miss
A.
Iialby,
Slaurlard
Hearer;
Mrs.
1),
Orchard
McLeod.
negenl
Adair
3arss;
Mr.
T
Hpuller,
Standard
Jk'arer.
Also
present
was
II.
1).
Jlocliesifir,
.chairman
of
llie
School
Hoard.
Dr.
Cameron
gave
an
educational
and
instructive
address
on
The
Umpire.
Musical
numbers
were
as
fol
lows:
'V
Masqueraders
Aplenty
!
Here
and
there
you'll
find
the
dealer
who
stocks
a
case
or
two
of
Orange-CRUSH
sells
It
promptly
then
tells
you
he
is
just
sold
out
'"Here's
something
just
as
good."
He
is
willing
to
sell
an
inferior
substitute
for
the
sake
o'ess
than
Vi
cent
more
proBper
bottle.
What
would
he
do
for
ten
cents?
Respect
and
patronize
the
dealer
who
hands
you
Orange-CRUSH
when
you
ask
for
it.
He
pays
more
than
he
would
have
to
pay
for
products
of
inferior
quality.
Yet
he
knows
that
Orange-CRUSH
is
more
profitable
to
handle
because
it
.
brings
him
a
larger
volume
of
sales.
Song
Mrs.
Jarvirt
ilcl.eod,
ae-compitnied
by
,.Mrs.
l'raser.
Irish
Jig
Miss
Klizahelh
Mc-J.eod,
accomiiuiiied
by
Mr.
Minion.
Highland
Fling
Jean
Sclt,
acrompanied
by
Mrs.
Iliuton.
Fishpp,s
iloriijupe
Fdnji
Ire-hind,
accompanied
by.
Mrs.
Illn-ton.
-
s
.
Welsh
Dance
Mary
Kvau.
accompanied
by
Mrs.lhilou.
Mrs.
Hlance.
Hi
.
bet'
closing)
remarks,
thanked
all
IJiosn
who)
eonlrlbuled
to
the
,ir.'ram.
alsoj
Mj,H
AIH.
(:a,w,
which
proved
mot
interesting
to
llie
cliildren,
and
the
Weslholme
Diclieslra
for
it
services.
Miss
Norah
lUve'lt.
wa
genera
convener
and
Tfarrlcd"
out
ar
rangements
in
a
most
successful
manner,
with
the
assistance
of
Mrs.
H.
Hlance.
There
were
almost
M00
child
ren
preseul
EDUCATIONAL
AND,
HISTORICAL
TOUR
The
C'inuilinrt
nllmifcl
Unit
waysiMHI
;operale
tiOifiH.v-lliree
day
d'ersonally
Oindiicled
Kducii
tional
lour
10
Kurope
this
Sum
uer.
sailing
via
the
R.st
'Alhenia''
from
Montreal.
Jul
0.
direct
to
lilasirow.
Proceed
ing
from
there,
the
nnrtv
will
visit,
different
points
of
interest
in
Scotland,
England
Holland,
Helgium,
Switzerland
and
France.
also
an
onnorlunilv
lo
vuu
dm
Eczema
Was
S
lad
Could
Hardly
Sleep
lira.
0.
Jodm,
Xitseoty,
Uta
writci
:-
"I
had
twmu
oa
my
left
baud,
i&d
mj
first
flower
wu
to
swollen,
sore
and
itchy
I
could
hardly
lep
at
night.
I
got
a
prescription
from
my
doctor,
bat
it
did
a
no
good,
so
I
flnall
began
to
take
rimiaW
After
I
had
taken
three
bottles
I
was
eeropletel
relieved
of
my
ectema,
and
would
adfiee
aojr
one
suiTerin
fro
si
any
diiue
of
the
blood
to
use
BJ3J3.,
as
it
worth
its
price
many
timet
ott.
This
valuable
preparation
hat
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
47
years;
Put
up
only
br
The
T.
Milburu
Co,
laaiitsd,
Tergjfto,
Oat
Uatllefield.
ftelurning
to
Kn-linnl.
will
sail
from
Liverpool
on
S.S.
"Aurania"
August
13,
Tor
Moolreal.
Considerinf
Ihe
number
or
poinls
visiteil,
the
arcoin-modation
provided,
and
enter-taiumeiil
offered,
Ihi
is
one
of
the
loes
priced
Tourx
ever
operated
to
Europe.
hull
particulars,
reservation
,
elen
from
any
Agent,
C.X.
Hallways,
.or
11?
F.
Me.Vaughlon,
Di-Irirf.
I'assenzer
Aaent.
Prince
Man
reiurneii
to
llie
city
ye-rday
after
ah
aliene
of
se
ral
weeks
in.
A'aiiNuiver
receiv
ng
Irealment
at
the
hands
o
pecialistf.
"a
LAND
i;
ACT.
-totlct
of
InttnOen
is
Apply
U
Lssii
roriinora
III
Onern
UisfMK-
UlsiuU
IjihI
Hi-
iinlliir
HIMrli't
f
rrfmr
llii-rl.
ami
.
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1
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llsy
iiiir-i.
.mi
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III!
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iss
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TALK
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III.
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WATCM
rROTCCTION
ACT,"
H.i.C.
CHAPTER
18.
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Dated
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AWJ'-ni,
Refreshing
Sweetness
of
the
Luscious
Orange
MILLIONS
of
luscious
oranges
plunged
in
the
tide
of
California's
golden
glowtheir
luring
juices
destined
for
the
Krinkly
Bottle!
No
wonder
you
like
delicious
Orange-CRUSH.
No
wonder
Orange-CRUSH
is
the
largest
selling,
fruit-flavored
drink
in
the
world.
And
how
children
love
it!
Look
for
the
Orange-CRUSH
Krinkly
Bottle.
In
it
you
can
get
this
genuine
true-fruit
drink.
Always
identify
it
by
the
name
Orange-CRUSH
blown
right
into
the
Krinkly
Bottle.
And
Mothers
why
not
have
your
nearest
dealer
send
a
case
today?
Serve
the
CRUSHES
af
home.
First,
th-
juice
of
luscious
oranges
next,
the
delightful
flavor
of
their
peel
next,
sparkling
carbonated
water.
Add
the
zestful
tang'of
the
fruit
acid
found
in
oranges,
lemons
and
limes
a
pure
food
color,
such
as
you
use
in
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pure
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and
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CRUSH
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From
Pay
Envelope
to
Dividend
Cheque
MONEY
laid
by
In
youth
i.
worth
douUe
the
avlng
ol
middle
age.
Many
a
rich
man
toiiy
Ixjught
the
right
to
hl
dividend
with
the
aaWnp
he
made
once
out
ol
hit
pay
envelope.
Anyone
wilh
determination
can
do
the
tame.
Tb
man
ho
mvm
is
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mn
lih
txi.
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Bank
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or
canaaa
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Rupert
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.
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NETTING
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Compare
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