I
husday,
May
6,
1926.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
I
1
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A
NIP
TONIGHT
BEST
PROCURABLE
Ust.'ir-VS
MCOOtl
Of
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Libel
look
foi-lt
at
Ida
Vendor'
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Iniltt
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
rROCURAItt-EI'
h'liis
advertisement
Is
nut
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
nf
Rritiah
Columbia
Take
Precautions
Now
'
:
IUtV(lI
Midlf-.
bisects.
Flie-
uml
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:
Cum
Camphor
.......
,
....
15c;
2
fur
25c
I
Moth
Balls,
per
111
...
25c
Cedar-Napthalene
Hakes,'
perpkge
25c
Flytox
......
.
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,
50c,
75c,
$1.25
Black
Leaf,
40
35c
Nlctone
i
35c
Insect
Powder,
per
lb
$1.25
pKealing's
Insect
Powder
20c,
40c
prayers,
imhIi
50c
Hy
Swatters
t
15c
Ormes
Limited
Tin'
Pl'MlO1'
IlfltgUI
hones
82
and
200.
see
Tin-
lli
x.ill
SI..
re.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
)RYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
iglnesrt,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3W
troubl
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nil,
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r
line
teller
In
-tell
nhoiil
our
Thrif-T-xcrvice.
It
oosls
very
IMo
per
pound,
but
il
wild
uff
every
wnshtuh
trouble
Hint
er
exisiecl.
ion
ll
nun
il
u
guuu
mm
riiurm
iikii
wuritn
Thrif-T-Service
5c
a
pound,
1c
per
plcco
Everything
washed
and
flat
work
Ironed
AN
Alii
AN
S
KAM
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
r
r
I
oen
ror
Business:
I
beg
to
mitioiiiK-e
Hint
1
have
opened
for
business
in
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I
IHMi
-
reel,
where
s
hull
le
ulail
to
renew
friendship
witn
om
Vomers,
and
greet
nil
new
oiies.
W.
CAMERON
iwnmREn
AND
JEWELLER
PHONE
208
Local
and
Personal
Phone
16.
PR.
Coal
Co.
Arthur's
Taxi,
l'houe
678.
If
.Moose
Annual
Picnic,
July
4.
vli.C.v-Unde
rlfjkerji?'
CrjslaJ
I'lrcliglilnrti,
I'Pbone
41.
l.00.
Hyde
Transfer.
580.
48
for
Phone
If
'on
t
forget
concert
In
Pre-
bylcrian
Church
tomorrow
night
at
8
o
clock.
l'l't
J-
Chr
school
Hoard
r
warned.
Ap-
ii,
Secretary
107
P.
M.
Ziller
nnd
daughter,
ol
Ketchikan,
have
arrived
In
the
cily
on
a
visit
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Zarclli.
A
general
merlin?,
of
tli
baseball
Association
will
he
hel.l
in
the
Cily
Hall
on
Friday
even
ing
al
7
0
clock.
10
Jack
f?elf,
local
Jish
packer,
returned
to
I
he
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
an
ahenec
rfince
last
November
visiting
hU
home
In
Norway,
Waller
Shaw,
who
has
taken
H
fanil
In
the'
Fraser
Valley
and
intend
to
lake
up
resilience
there,
returned
to
the
elly
on
the
Prince
Ucorge
yesterday
after
noon.
Sigurd
OriHed
and
Finn
from
Oslo,
Norway,
were.
arrivals
in
the
city
on
tact
night'
train.
They
are
on
llielr
way
to
Alaska
where
they
will
Celtic.
Mic
Helen
'hollow-ay.
R..,
who
i
reeovering
from
a
iWedl
oer
umj
illnei,
nqd
her
mother,
Mr.
FLA.
Solloway,
t
Van
confer
well
xail
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
!eor:c
tomorrow
afler-
inon.
A
iiieelins;
nf
the
Pioneer
A-
cueiaMon
will
lie
lif
lil
in-
th
Police
Court,
CM
y"
Hall
on
Friday
May
7,
at
8
p.m.
Election
of
officers
and
other
liuine,
S
NesviuB,
aithi.-
pfcJiInr.;
iv.
k
-
i,
r
J
ve
;
"jHM"'II.O.
Re?iment
lance.
Friday
evening
May
7.
at
i.m
in
the
Armoury.
Mi-oilier
aii.l
honqrdry
members
tf
the
ltsi
menl
and
tlieir
lady
fneinN
in
vited.
Admi-jnion
5c
eonnle.
In
Mr.
ami
Mr.
R.
IMllhrar
of
Auckland,
New
Zealand,'
who
rirr
mod
'in-
Uie
city
from
V.nieou'-
er
yeiriay
ailernoon
nflei
having
eroed
the
Pacific
on
the
Aorangi
ln.-l
week,
left
u
I
hit
morniug'
train
for
Ja.oer
Park.
They
are
making
a
leisurely
trip
around
the
world
ami
will
.xpend
several
nionlli"
viii
ins:
in
I'.aiiaila
ami
the
United
Slule
before
proceeding
t
l'.Uj.'lanil.
Mr.
IHIIicar
i.
a
nalixe
of
Yorkshire,
Kugland.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DUiHY
ISLAND.
-Part
cloudv,
culm;
barometer,
t;
temner-
nluri'.
Ui;
?ea
inoolh;
11.
O.IU
ipoke
Ktenmer
Curacao,
Wran-gell
for
Ketchikan,
50
miles
from
Ketchikan.
)I-A1
TllF.K
POINT.
Ha
ro-
meler,
i..78;
teiiiperalure,
30.
HILL
HARHOII
Ctoar,
tdinn
soiillieaft.t
wind)
hanjineler,
SV.-
01:
temiieralure.
(8:
ea
rnuuh.
p.m.
!poke
steaiher
Redwood,
218
inili'x
from
llellingham,
outhbotiml;
8
p.m.
ypoko
lui?
Cape
.Scott
in
Campania
Sound)
a.m.
ouf
schooner
Hilford;
8
a.m.
twelve
American
(rollers
nncliored
in
Hull
Harbor:
7
a.m.
hpoke
steamer
Admiral
Peaty
ul
Port
Kuoan
Island
soilliljound,
8
a.m.
!poKe
motorslup
l.llluhom,
iIpmI
North
HliUT,
bound
for
Ocean
FulU.
Noon
OmitY
ISLANO.
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer,
2U.78;
(emper-tilurn.
60:
sen.emooth.
ltt'l.l.
HAIllum
r.lear.
slrone
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
BILLIARD
CHAMPIONSHIP
Series
of
game
a
between
jack
McMillan
former
title
holder
for
the
Dominion,
and
8ID
BOY8
champion
of
bnhsh
Grand
Terminal
Billiard
Parlors,
commencing
TODAY,
MAY
5
Afternoon
and
Admission
-
-
i
F.vening.
50
cents.
TWO
WARS
BEING
WAGED
IN
CHINA
New
York
Editorial
Writer
Whi
Has
Just
Arrived
to
Tell
of
Double
Struggle
VICTOIUA,
May
C.
"Two
war
are
beiiiff
wagej
in
China."
oaid
Nicholas
Hoosevclt,
editorial
writer
and
speciai
ivpreseni-utive
of
The
Ney
York
Times
who
wat
a
passenger
aboard
th?
President
Jacko
fwm
tht
Far
l-Jast.
For
the
pasl
evi-ral
montbv
Mr.
Roosevelt
lias
beni
in
China
studying
the
economic
and
poll-
Ileal
coudil(on
there.
Ail
llrough
the
winter
he
watched
the
warlord
of
the
Fast
bat
tle,
saw
China
seething
with
in
ternal
conflict
and
her
peopl
s
thrown
inlo
disorder
and
unresl.
From
what
he
has
jeen
and
heard
he
has
concluded
that
there
are
outside
influences
al
work
in'
China.
lli.-.
Since
Into
Confusion
"The
two
wars
are
turning
China
into
confusion.
One
i
being
waged
under
the
-urtai
between
ltuia
ai(d
Japan
for
supremacy
in
Asia,
anil
the
othe
Is
between
three
Chinese
super-
Aurbii-ds
for
Uit1
eWiitroh
tif
China,
and
especially
for
pfts
ressiim
and
enjoytoeiit
of
th
national
revenue
'from
import
duties."
Tha
"Mr.
RoiKevplt
sumuiert
un
the-
.onuauon
in
China.
'
'T
Iaeli
of
Ihe'-e
super-wnrlords
he
sai.l.
ii
bar
Me.!
ttli
varying
degrees
of
loyalty
by
sub-war
lords,
ffovenmrs
or
military
directors
of
provinces,
and
each
of
these
-jub-warlords
is
the
leader
of
a
band
of
mercenaries,
aggregating
Mi
all
China
jnnsuierably
ovor
1
,000,000
of
"iHned
ami
drilled
Oldjer.
Mercenaries
Must
Work
"
If
peace
and
order
lire
to
mic-
reod
chaos
in
China,
Mr.
Roose
velt
thinks,
these
.super-war
lords
must
merge
into
subordin
ation
to'
civil
government
or
must
.kill
One
auothor
off
unti'
a
single
will
cioiirol;
ami
tins
1
.1100.000
of
mercenaries
must
disband,
and
be
put
owork,
a
fraction
being
retained
as
a
loyal
national
army
and
another
fraction
colonized
in
spaiely.
populated
Northwestern
China,
including
Mongolia.
I,n
the
opinion
of
many
per
sons
of
China,
Mr.
Roosevelt
de
clares,
the
warlord
Chang
TVo-l.in
represents
Japan
and
controls
Manchuria,
in
convenient
proximity
to
Korea'
vmd
Japan.
Warlord
Feng
YuHsians,
b'-lieel
lo
be
backed
by
Soviet
Russia,
controls
the
mountain
passes
northwest
of
Peking
through
which
some
lelievi
Hussin
will
pour
lis
forces,
in
cluding
Russian
trained
Chines.
inereccnaries,
when
the
trumps
signal
for
advance
sounds.
Tho
Christian
general,
Vu
Pel-Fu,
claiming
to
stand
for
China
alone,
is
in
rutiremenl
ul
Han
kow,
far
uii
the
Yeng(i
River.
afler
his
disastrous
defeat
in
he
haco.me
that
time,
however,
to
Siomtv.
?orV
Of
alliance
wllh
eneral
Cluing,
il
is
believed.
He
is
collecting
and
extorting;
money
lo
Jill
liU
war
chests
ami
strengthening
hU
military
power
ondv
lightening
hi'
bond.
between
hfm
arii)
those
who
are
behind
hiiii.'.the
Yangtze
soulheasl
wind;
barometer,
2D.-!i,jcr
province.
In
;
preparation
CO;
temperature,
51;
sea
rough.
Cyniciim
is
liilelteclual'dandy-
Ism
without
the
coxcomb's
feat
tiers;
mid
It
seem
to
mo
for
a
drive
against
,
his
.enemies
in
anaijlenud
to
regain
1M
Uvt
hvasle'roMlhinu
,i
(tneral
Feng
i
thought
lo
he
somewhere
In
Russia
having
dial
cynics
are
happy
only
InjMiflVrcd
defeat
at
the.
hands
of
making
the
world
as
barren
lOjOenpral
Clunijr
and
Oenoral
Vu,
others
as
for
ilitli.
iney
have
nave
innue
ti
who
have
rormeii
some
sort
if
thumselvesi-
'Jeorgo
Mere
Advertise
in
the
pally
News.
nlllaiice,
Mr.
Roosevelt
Feiw
was
driven
out
believes.
of
I
:
J?
MM,
BJemJed
Gyareffe
V
'
J
r
Mukden
in
Manchuria
and
Wu
Pea-Fo
elands
outside
Peking,
Gettlnn
Worse
"Keouomically,
China
is
get
ting
daily
worse,"
says
Mr
Roosevelt.
"It
will
continue
to
do
so
until
the
figbling
stops.
The
rnili'oaiJ
are
.
gone
to
piece.
Miiiimuuicalion,
e.xcejil
by
water,
N
paralyzed.-'.
!
"Politically,"
he
declared.
"China
is
pure
cliaos.
It
will
be
many
years
before
there
,i-s
a
settlement."
Mr.
Rouseveli,
on
of,
a
cousin
of
the
?reat
United
Slates
President,
is
one
of
The
New
York
Times
editorial
writers
and
been
preparing
data
in
China
t"
scud
to
his
paper.,
Ho
will
-writ.
when
he
returHs
to
New
York
a
scries
of
nrtieles
dealing
-AVitl.
the
srtualion
in
the
f
ar
Kasl.
PREPARATIONS
FOR
VISIT
OF
SHRINERS
Arches
Going
up
In
City
to
Welcome
Big
Party
of
Nobles
Which
Will
Arrive
a
Week
From
Today
Active
preparations
are
in
progress
fur
an
enthusiastic
welcome
lo
the
bfer
parly
of
Shriuers
who
will
be
here
next
week
to
hold
a
ceremonial
anil
initiate
some
forly
candidates
from
the
city
and
district
into
Oizch
Temple.
Victoria.
The
parly,
including
(iizelt
Temple
Hand,
a
drill
team
from
Vancouver,
and
many
nobles
from
Vancouver
and
Victoria
and
oilier,
points
including
Portland
and
.Seattle,
will
arrive
here
next
Thursday
morning
shortly
before
nion
aboard
Ihe.
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
1)
Donald,
which
is
(o
make
a
spe
cial
trip
for
the
occasion.
Local
preparation
include
the
erection
of
arches
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fifth
Street
and
on
Fulton
Street
near
the
Cily
Hall.
The
former
is
being
constructed
by
the
Shriner.s
them-selves'and
the
cily
is
putting
up
the
latter.
BRIGHT.
Suiter
I'm
in
Ifive
vvil.i
youf
daughter,
sir.
"
Her
dad-
What
are
your
pros-peels'?
Suiter
Fme!
Siievs
acoeptcJ
inc.
WOMAN
SLEEPS
WONDERFUL
ALL
NIGHT
"After
taking.
Adlerika,
tho
pain
in
my
side
due
to
gas
is
pone
and
I
now
eat
and
sleep
i
wonderful."
i
signed)
Mrs.
O.
Mc-fUnnis..
(NK
.spoonful
Adlerika
Amoves
(IAS
and
often
brings
asumismng
renei
m
uiu
miuu-ach.
brings
ouf
a
surprising
nuuninl
of
old
waste
mailer
you
never
tiiougm
was
in
your
sys?
tern.
Stops
that
full,
bloated
feeling
and
makes
you
happy
nnd
cheerful.
Lxeellcnl
for
stronghold
al
Tienisln
during)
chronic
constipation.
rmes
March.
Chang
went
back
to-Limited,
DruwUits.
N
-
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
Phone
34
P.O.
Box
196
Simmon'
Sleel
beds,
Springs,
aitd
Oslernioor
Mattresses
in
every
room.
o2
Iloonis,
Hoi
and
Cold
YVuler,
baths
and
Showers.
Steam
Healed,
Kleclric
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Fishermen's
Supplies
FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
FISH
NETTING
AND
TROLLING
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
and
McBrlde
SL
A
Little
Help
from
Every
one
will
do
miracles
in
the
hands
of
the
Salvation
Army
Be
Kind
to
the
Collectors
.
..
.