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DAILY
EDITION
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Friday,
March
5,
t2tt.
Financial
Panic
Is
Regular
Recurrence.
Financial
panics
remr
regularly
und
they
usually
are
reported
Horn
Wail
Street
because
New
York,
is
the
financial
centre-of
America.
People
buy
and
the
prices
advance.
They
oon-liuiie
to
buy
and
the
advancing
prices
.encourage
Ihem
to
Ihink
Hie
-price
may-go
higher
yet.
Then
wheu
the
buying
geis
be-yond
control,
Something
happens
and
it
usually
happens
qirick.lv.
There
is
a
break-and
within
a
few
hours
fortunes
have
disappeared,
business
houses
are
ruined
and
suffering
ami
sometimes
suit-ides
folloSv.
All
this
is
because
of
the
desire
lo
make
money
by
gambling.
.
;
Care
Is
Needed
In
V-
'
Naviaatina
Coast.
.
t
The
boating
season
will
be
here
direclly
and
those
who
tl
i....
-
t:i
.
i
,
ifr
t
.
.
;
.
.
"
..s
mr
aicr
.
a
lupnwuj
siiouiu
jie
cartyiu.
Lives
are
often
lo.-U
We
have
luul
people
drown
jd
from.-eanoes
near
here.
flrnu'lied
when
li.nlhiii(r
ii?il
ii
Yl.il
'tTi,'.v,.v-,Vj5r1
;-.-l.rt
-
i
Miss
Lorna
Tite
.
:.
Wins
High
Honors.
Mis
Loma
Tile,
of
this
city
ljiis
won
Jiigh
honors
tit
To-routa
Conservatory
of
.Music.
Hhm-eive'd
her
earlv
musical
education
here
and
as
a
result
litlhat
she
was.
well'
equipped
to
continue
it
wheu
she
arrived.
dJf'The
Ontario
capital,
the
musical
centre
of
Canada.
We
tnkVjgieat.'plpn-'ure
in
expressing
the
pride
ihnf
Prince
Rupert
pernor
-take
in
any
citizens
that
nistiniriii.h
1
ln-niolv
v'
f
ninth
mi
Imr
iiiac
nsirl
K.t-.
-M
r-K
......
i:
ilinp
a
..
-
:
5
iivi
Irk
win
timwffJ
for
herself
anil
for
Selling
To
Minors
Has'
Been
Punished.
Prince
Riip6rt.1'
:
Celling
beer
to
boys
hns
bcejiistly
punished
bv
Ihe
nn-thoities
at
Vancouver.
There
iit,;laws
passed
regulating
the
selling
of
beeriand
in
the
southern
city
thev
have
fniJed
In
live
up
o
it.
Theresnl
is,
that
llirw
holels
lost
the
rigid
to
sell
There
has.lo
be
protection
.Tor
young
lads
against
the
actions
of
thiwe
who
would
make
ijipney
from
them
before
thev
are
old
enough
to
lake
care
of
tlifeiiselves.
The
Attorney
General
is
to
b,
congralulaled
on
tlfffpjronipt
action
that
has
been
taken.
.
..
v
"
'
,
.
'
Influence
Of
Mind
.
i'''
-
Over,
Matter.
,
;
?
Few
people
realizi?
jgt
Iwfw
rent
is
the
influence
of
mint!
over
nod
ter.
V
hat
we
want
tinU
ri
ljle
way
to-do.
If
a
man
wishes
to
be
n.
h.
he
sets
his'nW.o.i
it
lo'suctr
nn
exlent
tlmt
very
soo
,
rind
he
ha.
ntlni$d
his
end.
He
will
sacrifice
ev'frythuip
else
to
that.
iJ
r01"
U
',!,i,N?1
I'ui'il
"f
vie.wi
similar
results
are
obtained.
v
Y
e
become-
what
.r
minds
leadfti
to
becon.e.
Heaulv
,s
more
hat.
skin
deep.
1(
is
P
oiilwnnl
sign
!
an
inward
condi-l
'J
!'ht",,?'f"1
''"'ISiHii
aches
and
pains
disappear,
but
,i
if
if
the
i
inn.d
is
morbid
U.e.;whole
bn,y
is
arfeeled
U.erebv
llow
man-
people
remember,
when
they
were
fcHinir
fagged
and
drowsy
,,(
ii
denied
as
if
,ed
was
the
only
t.ln.-e
to
r.nd
Wla,.0t
Mll,dciy
n
r-liet-rfiil
visitor
appear-
e
cheers
us
up
and
gives
us
new
life
so
that
we
forget
our
Iii
fan
!!
!TV
'Wi,ke"
,a
,,'t"
P"l'Ui"
"boimdi.ig
fl'lf"
has
In.l
gone.
Our
mental
a'lilude
has
ehnnged
at
it
i
has
changed
our
phvsicnl,
condition.
J
is
the
influence
of
tn.nd
over
mutter.
As
we
think
so
we
are
No
bran
is
added
to
SHREDDED
WHEAT
ft
cifrtaiiK
ifl
bran
in
the
whole
whttt
Jti'porliiiK
the-
ni'tu'cediiufs
on
Tuesday
at
the
Western
Canada
550,000
on
an
elevator
from
IKilitieal
motives.
That
would
bots
.
..,1
JnsjKtr
and
J'.ijUi;-
Kurt.
Ti"s.-were
more
favvraiije
U't
efMiuiT
,
"
,
"
A
,
UJ"7V
"V.""
r'V"
'""'cioiiiij
nap-
11)
mi,,
it-
opei-alion
operat
inn
lli.-cii
than
tin-
the
Krad
grades
pened
the
boat
Gasoline
has
plodea
fires
have
occurred,
and
between
Jasper
and
V,i..-....ver.
boats
have
been
wrecked.
All
these-
thinrs
cm
l.e
nvnwiu.
i...
-o-
-
-....vm
Jt.
,
.
......
me
rxercise
i
a
uuie
enre.
.
.
CANNERY
STAFFS
ON
STEAMER
ARRIVING
FROM
SOUTH
TODAY
Having
had
on
loani
smne
mo;
members
of
Naas
and
Skcena
Hiver
cannery
staffs
forming
ud-ance
crews
lo
make
prepara
tions
for
the
reason's
opera
tions,
Uie
Union
steamer
Car-
denu,
liapl.
J.
A.
Kindlay,
arrived
in
port
from
the
south
ut
!).:u
4his
morning
and
sailed
at
tO.;)0
Tor
the
.Nnas
lUver.
The
crews
were
principally
for
Claxton.
iNorlli
Paetfic.
.Naas
llnrbor
and
Mill
I
lav
canneries.
.The
.vessnl
made
her
raBs
in
the
.Skwua
be.
fore
ariivinr
here.
'Hie
steamer
Catala
will
be
back
on
the
cannery
run
next
week
follnwinp
annual
overhaul
at
Vancouver
and
the.
Cardena
VilI
Uion
return
to
her
r-ezular
Prince.
II
u
pert
-,nyox
-
sUewarl
service
on
which
tlje
GhmoMin
has
been
relievtnK
for
the
oast
itnuUli.
'
The
r.amosun
will
be
makini:
her
at
trip
in
this
ser
vice
at
the
end
of
this
week.
The
Cardena
hrouirht
I
lie
fnl-
lowhm
passengers
for
Prime
llupert:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fi.
S.
Marker
nun
daughter.
I).
White.
Z.
ilekys
anil
T
J.
Stephens.
ST.
PETER'S
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
ELECTED
OFFICERS
YESTERDAY
The
annual
ineetinc
of
the
Women
Auxiliary
of
SL.
I'ntci
's
iseal
;ove
Church
look
plare
in
the
church
yosleolay
afternoon.
Dfficers'were
elected
as
follows:
President
Mrs,
Utile.
Vlcepre8ideiit'.--
Mrs.
W.
H
flnn.l..ll
'
I
Doren
swretary
Mrs.
David
J
Hcott",
assistants!
Me.
.1
a
Veii-eck,
Mrs.
Ilrewerlon
and
Mi
.
J.
W.
fhirran.
ecrelnry-lreasurer
Mr,
o.
A
Kelsey.
NO
.
ALIAS
FOR
HIM.
The
foreman
and
down.
"Are
yon
a
asked.
"No.
gor."
wa
'0)
m
n
McCar'hy
looked
blnj
up
merllani',"
he
'he
nnswer
TUB
DATLY
NRTV3
Frlii,
sin
ABOUT
RUPERT
GREAT
SUCCESS;
Report
of
His
Speech
as
Reported
In
Vancouver
Province
Members
of
the
Rotary
Club
Hosts
to
Wives
and
Nurses
I
ofClty
Tl...
.1;.
.......
.i..JtV
........
K..
tl.
Vntiy
and
l.vqtiMiial
!.RHirJiire
ItnpVrtf
jtiMary
Club
l.st
convention
convention,
lit
at
vv!iii-ti
which
.Mayor
Mui-.n-
'
.
.
"
E
..
.New-'
....:.
even
mi:
....
:..
III
....
the
fcl
(on
.s
the
Prince
llopfrt
?lel-!pIOvc.
a
S,eat
so,
s.
The
gale
U,e
aiu?anver
Province
U,,,..,
of
,
(.jy
VV(rp
llm
said:
L.,
..........
..
.i
i..
i
Mayor
.
M.
Newton
of
Prince
i
j.
Iiir
w?i
n
me
iu.nrn"ii
mtiii-
1
upert
made
an
oloquet
plen
for;fM.r
rstf
pTeni
and
.Millie
development
of
the
strain!:
n.
...-..
....
'f.,"
1
'i'
"tT--ii?fwii.
mm
uirousn
nis
.-..v.
II
wasl
,,.,.
wa,
rv,.l
H,
an
i.en
ri.
the
year
round.
tables
.1
the
outvie
of
'
7
"
1
wmu
NfHjlhe
cenlial
part
pad.lle
its
vvb
canoe
and
wfeile
,,ehw
kpw,
for
-
,aytK.
eadoi-
here
were
ot
wl!.Kpwm
llfl,.xw
tli-
fe-there
was
a
tendency
on
the
nar.u...i
iJ(w
A
u.-..
of
some
people
In
'-.hop
it
all."
;
,,,
,!.,,
h,v,
...
....
As
far
a-
New
Westminster
wn-i.-ui.i
-
bv
.,...,
t
i,,,......,,,,;
conwrnI,
tfinl
city
,is
praett-ichajnnan
of
tl
u,Use
,.llimif.
ally
aneonr
ami
lie
orellicten:.
r.i...
i.
.
-
-
it-.-n
i
in-
uiipiwi.uiikri,
HUH
n-
that
one
day
hey
woet.l
b
oav
-uUrt
tP,.M.nl
j,.,
'ty-
u
.u...
The
sneaker
dentorf
that
t'.ei
.
"'"
ejector
at
Prlu
ltmrt
!.adi
"
!
V
"nit,"a
'-linR
beer!
bum
for
nntHil
e4.
i,,ar
pro-
......
1
lirrmii
uliieli
inpliiil.'il
a
itlinH
w
one
he
was
of
a
dmerei.i
ir
...
iiiumi.roHs
.Teaaie
"tl
uie
noiije-.
political
....li,,..,
slrie
from
the
pre-ieni
...
...
.
.,
....
,
.
.
'
111
I
(fill
111'
fkl
tl.
Itllll
ill
wtlfatll
g0emment
he
.Ih)
not
think
i't....
...
,
.
..
V.
i,
,
...
i
i
noma
.ui'L.iymon;
aim
i.
n.
pos.iWe
it
wowld
Uave
sponl
,,,"
4.
.
f
,
and
W.
S.
Fwiier
and
Ct,
.,
,,
.ue.Moraie
iiide
stood
UMta
m!
u
for
ior
Ion?
long
Pive
the
jrovernrmmt
a
Ulai'k
eye.
.
.
.
"...
..
T
llww-
A
jury
f
hulie
in
whir
h
'l'-..
True
Imp
grain
:
u
bnti
i
i
.i
llia..ii.'.lk
,
nn
no
rw
in
had
moved
ni.iv-.wl
lliroualu
t
the
elevator
ye!
hut
aflr
talking
with
Mr.
Ilnbinsoo
he
f.-p
ljopeful
thai
zrain
would
soon
be
iiwvlnur
that
way.
Other
advantage
of
Prim-.i
llupert
harbor
were
freedom
from
fo,
no
dredring
nei-essutv
und
a
hi?
dry
dock
and
shin
plain!
to
serve
shipping.
Mayor
liardie
of
I.etliliridce
lixpressed
the
opinion
that
Uioi-e
was
some
politics
in
rdaein
tlie
elevator
at
Prince
Kuperl.
which
wa
200
miles
farther
away
from
the
train
section
than
Vancou
ver.
In
reply.
Mayor
Newton
staiea
that
the
railways
zianted
tin-
same
rale
on
urain
to
Prince
Ho
pert
as
to
Vancouver,
and
the
llfference
in
mileage
wa
made
up
by
tlie
lack
of
grades
net
we"
five
were
hobued
and
Iwo
not
boiilied
iirouailt
in
a
dlhled
ver
dii
t,
five
beitiji
f.
r
the
uffirma-tie
and
two
for
Hie
neKatie.
Meiiihers
of
the
jury
wer:
Miss
Harrison,
foreman.
Mr.
I).
.
Stmvarl.
Mrs.
Wakefield,
MwJ
hiic,
Mis
GuniuiiKiiam,
MIm
Solloway
and
Min-
islell.
Vocat
nolo
by
Mi
s.
Jan
is
Me-l.eod
tuid
Mrs.
Sid
Jobnsloiie
were
much
enjoyed,
aud
IHtle
lElixnfceth
Mrlooi
jpave
4mgn
and;
danes
that
;r
meeived
wttl
great
applause.
Guests
Welcomed
'
There
was
a
slunt
iHufttralina
wooiijes
Mirg'i-y'
and
eom-iininitf
finviiw
was
teil
by
Cel.
J.
W.
Xicholls.
Thomas
MT2tr.
in.
oil.
oreMdent
af
the
rtuh.
HvL
romed
the
guett
on
be
half
tlie
club
and
explained
that
It
wa
i
feeble
itMtliiHl
the
club
Ifad
of
showimc
apprertntion
of
J
tlo-
work
the
nurse
were
diilHit.
Mis.
Harrison,
lady
uicriilend-
eni
liiaiiKed
tin-
eloh
on
behalf
of
I
lie
iilors.
Ar!hur'
orci-'lra
provided
CAil'llfll!
IMIII
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
Sl'PPOSK
the
teleplionr
girl,
were
to
tell'
MANY
jieople
war
loud
tin-
divorce
suit
Is
Uie
mo
(iimspii-uoiis
1
know.
TIIK
young
man
gels
swelled
head
and
the
older
man
get
an
enlarged
waisl.
Something
has
to
lie
bit;.-
S(MK
men
marry'
,
n(
wonia
i
ami
theii
alttise
nrt
and
other
buy
an
H'urni
cloigk
and
iifeuse
it'
.'Piere
luusi
he
.ime
way
of
lel-
Imp
off
Hteain.
.
t
'?
3
in
THB11H
wa
a
tins
n
(bit
pan'r
imn1
befVire
the
lias
s
a
a
ffifaneial
Thfaneial
imn
end
of
exerv
nituitli.
WHKAT
took
:i
droo
veslerdnr
I
tk
a
drop
the
day
before
and
I
know
that
on
w
Year'
day
a
whole
lot
i,r
j.e..
pie
look
a
drop.
-FAHMKH
.Ti.hn
i
yoinjf
lo
take
Her
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt
,'
Tired
and
Depressed
llr
It.
Pfefert.
Orowwerder,
flunk,
writ:
"I
WM
KrBttljy
dUtnrlied
wiih
raln
in
my
liver,
and
felt
tinxl
nu
deprewpd
in.nt
of
the
tiout.
0u
day
1
reu
about
Milburn's
MOSS
And
the
next
tima
I
wnnt
to
town
I
bought
four
viaii
0f
them.
I
have
need
them
regularly,
And
after
two
montha'
una
I
feel
like
an
entirely
different
woman.
Xow,
I
alwnye
reeommend
them
to
any
of.
my
friende
who
ue
troubled
aa
I
waa."
,XlTre'.
onljr
ene
"Lax
a
LI
r
e
r
Pul",
and
that'i
the
on
put
up,
for
the
pact
32
yeari,
b
The
T.
lliiiiua
Coh
IitolUd,
Toroato,
Oct,
I
U
IT,'
a
cA
World-wide
Business
the
careful
Housewife
helped
to
build
A
LL
over
the
world,
Sunlight
Soap,
once
known
only
in
xX.
Great
Britain,
is
now
a
universal
favourite.
-
i
This
is
a.
tribute
to
purity
for
Sunlight
has
always
been
kept
pure,
regardless
of
manufacturing
costs
and
to
the
demand
of
the
careful
housewife
for
soap
tint
would
cleanse
quickly,
with
little
work
and
in
safety.
Any
expert
laundress
will
tell
you
that
Sunlight
Soap
is
faithful
to
fabrics,
but
ruinous
to
dirt
There
are
soaps
that
appear
to
work
faster-,
but
Sunlight
Soap
is
her
choice
because
slie
respects
the
life
of
the
fabrics
entrusted
to
her
care.
There
is
no
substitute
for
pure
soap.
Jrs.
Experience
says.
To
me.
the
55000
guarantee
of
punty
mcun
clean
dothc.
and
a
dear
conscience,
because
I
know
Sunlight
won't
hurt
fabric."
another
"
,,
HI'.iW.j
o
,
l.tiow
lie
i-
!
i
I
I
he
inn
on
I
li
J
i
Ut
I,
uf
nnl
ai
ill
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
H
A
"musical
jKirade"
arouor,
town
was
,etd
las!
ntsrlil
when
hVw
w
wreiVeil
ilfal
II.
I'
lirewler,
lender
Ihe
Liberal
iiiiiy
in
the
pjoVlnfc,
had
d"-fealed
A.
C.
I'himerfelt.
I',..nsei
-va,Ue.
in
lt
by-election
at
Victoria
hy
a
two
j"o
one
vole.
I.alei
there
was
a
jtiftberiiiK
in
local
Liberal
headiiarTers
where
the
i
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i
ijin
i
riier,
r
reu
tiiork.
II.
II
ii.li.ii
V
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l
...oi.
and
A.
M.
ManSlii,
the
last
men-
linn...
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l:..4.'
biilo-il
ii
t-sililOK
'
The
Sua
of
Kntrlan.1
held
a
whist
drive
and
dance
last
night.,
the
prize
winners,
l.cine
li.ilm
I
'oftin
and
Mr.
Atkins.
Klevn
Kinjr
presided
and
Arthur
Sllver-
ides
acted
a
master
of
cerc-
iiiuiiiei..
f
Major
C.
V.
Peek,
leader
of
I'ruiee
Huiert
firsl
coutinurejit
fir
nolive
serice,
is
at
present
eiij'tyinjr
a
short
leave
in
V,n
land.
FORM
F.
Notice
of
Application,
foe
Ctrtiricete
of
im
pro
mnie
"Sight"
Mineral
Claim
Ritual)
in
iii
irrliire
lniM-rt
Siinlur
Plvll..n
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sken
PiMrlrt.
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f
kltsiinilteliiiii
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vmn
Pfiiin,
Frer
Wilier'
liliaie
Su.
SSdiui:,
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it
lie
end
of
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from
llm
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fur
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baled
our
ejrrf
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or
February
mi)
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PAI.I.N,
o-ner
By
E.
T.
ionny,
Ageut.
Your
clothes
will
last
longer
when
your
laundress
uses
Sunlight,
the
largest
selling
laundry
soap
in
the
world.
,
Made
hy
Lever
Brothers
Limited,
Toronto.
Sold
Everywhere
S64
CnSDllateftln
.
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ii
leronfiHn
tnmtn...rtiTi'""r
,
r.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
A
PRIMCK
RUPtRT
Will
PRINCE
RUetRT
I
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VICTORIA,
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Tor
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tlul
AM
VOX,
WEDNttDAV,
10
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fonnUhllj
fnr
VANCOUVER
M
QUllN
CMl.oni
ISLAND!.
PAItENOtR
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
EVERT
WON
DAT,
WEDNESDAY
nut
SATURDAY
l
p.nt
I"
PRINCE
OI0afc
EDMONTON,
WINNIPtQ,
all
(kiIum
YM,mti
.aiMd.
Unn-rt
T
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
CU
Ticket
Offkc,
B2S
ThlrC
Ax..
Print
Ruptrt.
PhcM
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UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
initio
rrou
rnoc
Rupert.
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VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
iMtn.on
Bi,
n
Alert
Def,
Tueer,
r
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA.
Alert
Bet
r,
en
SMtnton
Bet,
fatvrtfef,
10
for
AN
VOX.
PORT
SIMPSON
end
Neee
Rl.er
Cennerlee,
Thuredej
"
KS
tn
A.Mie.
j.
Bernelet,
Afent.
"
Prtne.
Rseert.
The
standard
of
Purity
for
over
160
years
Hills
&
Undi
London
Dry
Gin
.
$3.25
the
bottle
This
udverliseiuojil
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tb
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Govorumnol
Ur,Ush
Oolujjjbit,