The
Daily
News
PHINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
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.
OAtLT
EDITION
Thusday.
May
fi,
19?G.
Not
Our
Strike
But
All
interested.
Some
people
act
as
if,
the
strike
in
Great
Britain
were
Canada's
strike
so
keenly
pariizan
are
they
in
their
views
and
so
anxious
fur
Tine
or
other
side
to
win.
Hut
the
strike
is
not
ours
although
we
must
all
be
interested
in
its
progress
and
outcome.
As
one
man
on
the
street
said
the
other
day:
"It
is
the
biggest
thing
since
the
war."
.Nobody
can
safely
"prophesy
what
will
be
the
Outcome.
Even
people
on
the
spot
ore
not
likely
to
know
as
They
are
bound
to
be
influenced
by
a
pariizan
bias.
Speaking
generally
here,
Labor
men
are
anxious
for
the
labor
unions
to
win
and
those
who
are
not
in
sympathy
with
the
stand
of
the
unions
in
hU
matter
hope
they
will
lue.
Newspapers
And
Such
Big
Events.
'
When
there
is
a
big
evejit
on
such
as
Ibis,
it
seems
to
be
a
current
opinion
that
the
newspapers
InMiefit.
A,
a
matter
of
fact
they
loe.
What
the
newspapers
like
is
for
everything
to
go
smoothly
all
the
time.
Just
now,
as
an
iustauce,
this
paper
is
spending
a
good
deal
above
the
average
daily
oh
telegraph
Jolls
in
order.
that
readers
may
be
supplied
with
Ihe
latest
news
of
the
strike.
No
more
papers
are
sold
than
usual
fo'r
most
of
the
people
of
the
city"
read
the
Daily
News
anyway.
If
the
strike
develops
and
inter
feres
with
business
in
Canada
we
shall
lose
along
with
every
body
else.
hue
we
are
always
anxious
to
record
the
new
so
that
our
readers
may
have
the
latest
on
everything,
we
do
not-stand
to
gam
financially
from:
big,news
cropping
up.
Financial
Progress
Of
This
Province.
Details
of
the
financial
progress
of
British
Columbia
during
the
last
decade
have
just
been
made
public
at
Victoria.'
fhee
show
in
brief
that
for
every
100
bond
the
province
sold
in
the
financial
market
ten
years
ago
it
only
received
$80.20
in.
cash,
while
ever
,
since
11)10
provincial
credit
has
improved
Jo
such
an
extent
that
the
average,
value
received
in
csh
for
the
same
100
bond
works
out
at
SOS.
10.
Other
statistics
included
in
the
statement
show
that
1n
I'.tlft
current
obligations
unpaid
amounted
to
$2,000,000,
that
accrued
obligations
unpaid
amounted
to
a
similar
sum,
that
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern,
bond
wereguaranteed
to
the
extent
of
2,000,-000
and
no
sinking
fund
had
been
provided,
that
Canadian
Northern
Railway1
bonds
also
had
been
guaranteed
to
the
extent
of
48,000,000,
that
there-was
a.sji'ortage
in
sinking
foods
or
no
less
a
sum
fhau
028.00o.
11
is
also
a
fact
thut
a
Civil
Service
salary
list
at
that
time
absorbed
something
like.
28
per
cent
or
the
revenue
of
the
province,
thai
an
anticipated
deficit
of
$3,400,000
on
current
ac
count
for
the
year
had
to
be
faced,
and
that
there
was
only
the
small
sum,
of
l.OOUiin
actual
cash
in
the
treasury.
..
The
situation
today,
however,
is
entirely
difrerent.
All
the
current
obligations
or
the
province
are.
paid
in
full,
and
all
its
accruing
obligation
are
satisfactorily
provided
for.
The
sink
ing
funds
also
are
all
paid
up
lo
date,
and
there
is
a
surplus
of
t
1,100,000
in
that
particular
account.
A
further
evidence
of
the
progress
made
by
the
province
in
the
larljdecade
is
similarly
shown
in
the
following
statistics:
(1)
School
ixmiiLation
has
increased
,05
per
cent.
C2)
Agrienl
I
oral
production
has
doubled,
and
mining
production
increased
4:i
per
.TJil.
v
,
Timber
production
has
increased
MO
per
cent.
(1)
Pulp
and
paper
output
has
increased
80
per
cent,
and
(5)
the
industrial
payroll
has
increased
25
per
cent
in
the
lal
three
year.
Keep
Baby's
Skin
Soft
as
Velvet
Prevent
and
Relieve
Eczema
Mrs.
Albert
Bishop;
38
Lsplanch'e
St.,
Amherst,
Njs.
writes:
"In
on
week
raV
baby
was
entirely
relieved
of
eczeros
by
the
une
of
two
boxes
of
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment.
He
had
sores
all
over
his
back."
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
is
known
.
and
EVERYWHERE
appreciated
by
mothers
who
have
with
gratitude
witnessed
the
benefit
it
has
brought
to
their
suffering
children.
,
,
Chafing
and.
cracking
of
the
skin
is
often
the
beginning
of
eczema.
The
trouble
develops
where
two
surfaces
of
skin
rub
together
as
in
the
neck,
armpits
or
between
the
legs
of
fleshy
infants.
Dr.
Phase's
Ointment
applied
after
the
bath
brings
relief
from
this
condition
and
prevents
eczema.
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
60cU,
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
limited
Toronto
2,
Canada
Terror
to
Higher-ups
of-
Those
Who
Disobey
the
Law
But
Old
Women
Appeal
to
Her
miriy-rojir
counlie
and
is
as
large
as
some
slates.
She
was
bofti
in
Fort
Scott,
Ka
and
read
law
in
her
father's
office,
later
taking
two
years
in
Kansas
University
law
school.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Rupert
The
Urand
Trunk
Pacific
rtai'-
way
is
contemplaliiig
the
esiuii-
lisliment
of
a
summer
resort
In
Jasper
National
l'ark
on
Hie
shore!
of
l.ac
Deauvert.
II
is
experled
that
It
will
'
attract
thousands
of
tourists
to
the
railway.
With
two
teams
in
the
lenigut,
Catholic!
Club
and
Coll,
Hit
baseball
season
in
Prince
IlnpeM
will
Open
on
May
8.
The
Full
Moon,
the
Surf
Inlet
power
cruiser
.arrived'
here
yes
terday
wilh
F.
V.
Holler,
K.
A.
Cleveland
and
F.
Kradshaw
on
board.
They,
report
that
excavation
for
(he
big
dam
is
progressing
well
and
that,
befor
the
end
of
the
year,
the
Ms
con
centrating
plant
with
a
capacity
of
250
tops
of
ore
per
day
will
be
in
operation.
A
i:()T'M(iR
on
ititi
kissed
hill,
Willi
,
tmlv
rm
for
yon
and'
me;
'
!
lii'si.lei
a
hnbhltirV
mountain
riH.
ntri
t
t-v
ia-
it
ti..'.
'
waim
im-
uo
.
woe
of
the
bootlegger
in
tho
tnr
!"'a
southwest.
,
ma
v
hot
J.
morc"'!
W
t'i'H"n,
"
hetSrimidJng
J,hait
eMewhere.
hut
'
'
,,eBr'
heVa4mirhaV!)4mrt.Frsil-':
e.'ou.MV
real,.
our
ent
than
any
oilier.
Hit
name'
wishes;
Is
Mrs.
Sara
Corey
Meneziv
ami?'
"t'
VlV,4ftpni',l'1?
W-rnl,,tr
she
i
assistant
United
Stalest
'ILSR
district
altornev
for
this
sect
hull
',
who
i
would
of
Texas.
V
f
dlsbsV'
rederal.
liquor
prosecutions
,
;y"'
'
vah
lju'
here,
an
in-the
hands
of
thisj
IT
only
wlieii
lortlulays
arc
relentless,
little
woman,
"whose.,
frcuucnt
that
we.
gel
to
learn
heuuliftd
Itan?
r
And
a
mt
"ihat
was
cay-
I
t
,nd
shf
Hived
i
hoy
who
was.
sonlewhal
-Itiek-
And
handsome
hs
Pw
MuM!
he,
.
Dili
the
tad
was
pour
as
the
man1
in
the
moon
And
bis
prov
!
were
very
hrigli.
So
the
iMNuiilirul
irl
josi
fnruoi
her
old
tote
And
an
ugty
one
married
las'
night.
v
....
,
SALMON
PROTECTION
BEING
DISCUSSED
IN
STATES
BY
OFFICIALS
!
Charge
Made
that
Trap
Owners
are
Being
Favored
and
Young
Fish
Destroyed
by
Them
I
SF.ATTI.K.
May
(5.
Floyd
Ha
j
field,
prosecuting
alloriK-y
Island
county,
attacked
liovcrriir
hartley'
ndministraliwi
of
Ihe
""""!
stale
fisheries.
kV'"
'"
'There
lias
tten
a
policy
of
discrimination
and
wanton
hi
duty'
to
arrest
utn.j
fine
J
he
opruiof
.
.j
.
Issue
Dodge,
Charged
Hatfield
fjiarered
Sims
with
dodglrt
;i
he
rsspe.
'
&
jf
,f
"Your
naliid
winks
at
useless
destiuclioii
iiy
trans
yet
if
a
troller
aii.-mpts
to
market
sa!
tnon
nndei
lahtccn
imMie
your
palrolmt
n
arn
st
and
bring
hirn
in
me
lo
to
'S.-ruie,
"
he
declared.
T
have
;iri'isied
them,
ttui
after
v.siiun
lie
trap
and
wit
353
Heasant
Oder
Mf
in
Vncour,
B.C.
Dmlofwl
at
World'
FeranMt
8ctntiA
lnduMrUl
KMnrifa
lntituu.
WlU
not
Main.
Pkuwt
odor.
lurmUM
to
htanans
Tl
I
.
AsTlKjbs.
axis
m
YourOncfr
orBruftfut
(Bttutu
t
ib
Jrvllt
r'uhixii
JeJn'
Si
Cfwrbi
MSk
tM
U
Ji-Lied
tiih
on
tqtui
quantity
attf
U
wtit
il
m
mum
i
trdlMty
a
rvim
mm
t
Mn
ft
at
Klausfhter
of
young
salmon."
he'
IV
IKK
MJlLF
(IP
UAN
jhe
ileparliiient,
and
which
witl
-
-r-
result
in
complete
lesfrucliot
Ketchikan
Iiromcle
of
the
iiulusirv
if
not
checked."
Took
Issue
In
October
Hatfield
first
enmplained
'
t
October
In
a
letter
to
Ihe
gov-
des!
,
:
oil
:
um'
t
It,
Nl'
!
U-4'l
fl
tlectared,
-and
a
lailtlre
to
mak-v
eiiTiirni
lUri
irT'iiiviit
r
end.rs
proper
conservation
0UinLlLfllll
TiL
1
Llllnrtil
methods
which
make
ii
imiwe-
ninrn
tccttrc
TlinriT
ihle
for
no
to
co-operate
with,
Inl
CIV
luuUEiJ
lfinCiil
lynn
Snllierlalid.
nitminatrd
at
.
Ihe
primary
elecjiim
of
Thursday!
will
gel
Utile
rnilsolatfnii
out
of,
it
in
that
he
received
the
small-,
ernor
awain
the
new
regiila.
H'1
vote
he
'ever,
rfcivi.d
at
any
lion
of
the
department
willing
hut
(he
run
of
salmon
at
Whid-I
hy
Island.
The
fisheries
hoard!
regulations
were
nol
enforced.
K.
A.
Sim,
chairman
or
the
fisheries
iioard,
answerwl
Ilia;
if
Jraos
ire
kiliDg
t'Uivof
yourg,
salnittn
is
HalfieM
yliirgrd
U
i"
election,
either
Ttrlmary
or
gen
oral.
Yet
the
.SuUierhuid-l'aul
plorr.es
worked
t
f
if
day
and
were
the
only
worker,'
gelling
oil
the;
Indian
vole
in
Au
the
precinct
'
The
aulonudiileTiwik
flieiu
lo
thei
noil
in
numbers
and
they
were
ihe
only
Ones
tn,te
favored
so
with
the
de
luxc.arrummodaiion.
.
It
will
he
different
In
Hip
fall'
.when
every
volor
ill
he
called
tipon
lo
decide
whether
he
is
Uv
,ne
ruieu
ny
ine
wuues
or
incj
nalies.
It
will
be
an
issue
that
'annnt
be
avoided.
I
CANCZLLATION
OF
HISERVK.
MOTICE
IS
IIEIlKilY
GIVEN
lint
Uk-Iimm
eiltluv
vr
etrel
rimUrr
LirciM-r
No.
txU,
tlluilrd
till
I'ltt
IUimI.
Hante
4,
:at
lmtrut,
i.
nnlicd.
O.
It.
AUL.N,
ftniily
Vlimlff
mi
UniU
MINERAL
ACT.
!
I
Nolle
01
Application
for
Ctrtlfkot
lfnorotmnU.
1
Minril
Hill
Ijmiiiii,
run
I
tint
i,f
Mln
1
I
'Til
Hill
.
t.
MliM-ril
Hill
.Vi
1,
Mm
j
I
rl
mil
.Nil.
1,
anil
Similiill
Mlnrril
'
inlliis,
4lliul
In
II
Skn-tia
Minim
iivi
I
Min
nt
o
I
I'lMrlrl
iiQ
I
lie
iull,i.rrii
1
IiihI
ir
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kiniiui
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i
Uttfill
holiliT-,
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t.
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rm:
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hiirml
m
ttw
rml
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UI)
it).
rrimi
Ihtf
llllr
hrrror.
Id
i'li
I"
Um"
MIiiiiu
liiiordiT
fur
a
iri.
flrao-
or
linimUfiiiPhi.
tor
the
imrtM,
r;
'ililainlnr
a
i:ruwii
lirinl
or
Um
am
rlailllK.
I
And
rnrllirr
takn
tn.tl.-
ihil
anion
n.
I
dr
SrHk
Si
r
Hi.
Mineral
An
inuo
l
eniimiriH't-il
lx-r.nr
Ihn
Uananro
of
;,,
'
u
trilirirale
or
linin,VMi,rti.
t
luiwl
llili
mil
day
r
April,
iota
LAND
AOT.
No."..V
,ntnl4
plr
is
Laaa
Land
III
mure
lM-rl
Land
Ite.or.imr
,..
.7AkK.,',t,,TI,K
Al?fel
Saiir,,
f.r!
?.'''.
'""!'
eMHiihHi
Mariner,
In"
!
eiula
la
apply
for
a
lea
nf
tlie
follow
Int-
rierrllieil
landv
,
"'"
,
i,iirS''l,"',"!k'Jrl
.Mnled
a
n.i
smiiiid
the
lalaml
al
tilth
water
mark
and
rotitaliiinr
0
arret,
more
or
e
Al.rilKn
SWANSOl,
'
Am'
M
Dated
April
17,
!!.
A'-
PAGE
TWO.
fHB'
DAILY
NtCv3.
!&,
Need
a
Spring
Tonic?
Try
SHREDDED
WHEAT
good
for
brawn
and
brain
LADYLAWYER
PROVES
FOE
BOOTLEGGER
THE
NAN
IN
THE
MOON
says:
IK
a
driver
fit
so
lie
doesn't
know
he's
loaded,
ln
should
lose
hi.
rWtifirate.
only
request
when
she
accepted
jthe
value
of
u
dollar
store.
j
the
position
Was
that
slip,
he'
'
given
a
man's
work.
Sim
was'
SOMK
people
iwei
ihoir
bilK'
taken
a't
her
word,
and
for
more
'other
dodgo
them,
but
the
wis.-than.
a,
year
she
ha
been
rcspon-ido
int
iwur
them.
j
Slide
for
driving
the-
clandestine-
'
hootch
traffic
deeper
into
roxer.f
WHAT
is
woiryinif
me
Jutj
Assistant
District
Attorney
(now
is
whether
to
pay
niy
fro-.
There
is
one
thing-
she
vvilUrcry
hill
or
buy
n
hat.
lleil'
not
tolerate.
She
will
not
hej
lmy.a
boat
tail-
I
jip
tli
fero-.'
Called
"a
little
la.ly."
A
Dallas
tcer.
police,
captain
called
at
the
dis.f
trict
allorncy'is
office,
looked
Tl'HEIlK
6nc
wa
a
girl
...with
about
the
office,
and
announced
he
wanted
to
see
"a
man
law
yer.
'WVIl.
I'm
thft
assistant
di-
trict
attorney,
won't
I
do!"
saidL
Mrs.
Meiiezes,
who
was
the
only
person
in
the
offjee.
The
police
captain
hesitated:
it
was'
something
new
fn
the
he-man
state,.
"Well,
you
see.
little
lady
lie
got
not
further.
Alton
t
five
feet
of
femininity
rose
tip
lo
its
full
height,
anil
a
fist
came
dftwn
hard
on
the
desk.
"Don't
you
'liltlelady'
me."
she
said.
"Yon
men
in
b-'
lit
'as
well
understand
now
that
I!m
not
troing
lo
be
just
a
clerk
here.
I'm
assistant
United
States
district
attorney
and
I'm
proing
to
practice
law
just
like
a
man
does."
The
police
and
others
since
have
found
that
she
was
a
prophet
In
her
own
baftiwik.
What
jiliet.snid
ha
all
come
true.
Every
Case
a
Victory
.At
her
first
appearance
in
Federal
court
before
Federal
Jttdge
William
VAtwell,
eta
I
led
luler
of
the
Klks,
she.
di'pfr.sed
it
(h-ty-four
liuuor
case
wilh
Ihe
assfstauce
or
Shebly
S.
Faulkner,
another
assistant
U.S.
attorney,
"and
every
case
was
a
victory
for
the
government.
The
largest
.still.
discovered
in
this
scethm
in
years
was
locate'd
h
few
months
ago
in
a
desirable
residence
section
of
Dallas.
Two
men
were
arrested
on
the
premises,
but
this
did
not
satisfy
.Mrs.
Menezes.
She
believed
there
were
hiRher-ups"
who
owned
the
outfit.
Alone
she
started
out
lo
gather
the
evidence
on
the
"highcrtiips"
and
later
slip
reached
them.
One
Weak
Spot
.
Hie
says
when
it
cornes
to
prosecuting
old
women
for
boot
levins;
she
weakens.
One
of
her
ITirUt
defendants
was
an
old
mother
or
seventy.
She
did
not
have
the
heart
to
prosecute
vig
orously
so
ine
woman
was
freed.
She
can
be
"hard
boiled
though
when
It
comes
to-
the
fislenlj
woman
offender.
rs.
tMenezes
(district
covers
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tall
can
of
DORDENS
there
are
4
cups
of
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rich
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figure
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extra
economy
with
Borden'
St.
Charles
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there's
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no
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or
skim
milk.
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of
Borden's
St.
Charles
on
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for
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