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eat
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
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Avenue.
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received
subject
to
approval,
ember
of
Audlt
Sureau,
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Being
Recognized
On
The
Outside.
Thursday
April
1,
1026.
Prince
;Rupert
is
gradually
being-recognized
onthe
outside.
Many
peojile
in
Vancouver
have
,mm;h
more
faith
in
Prince
Ru
pert
lhan
.Priiicc
Rupert
people
have
'-in
their
own,
"city.
They
wilh.
a.
larger
perspective
and
feel,
sure
that
there
will
be
big
developments
here,
in
Hie
iur
future;-
'
?
lu
small
cities'
people,
find
them'jelvtfs
a
little
cramped
and
t
in
on
themselves
mid
tliey
in'
ime
lose.
the.
larger
view
which
comes
to
the
man
of
affairs
who
is
about
the
world'
business
in
the
big
centres.
..
'
'
'
'.
It
is
wise
now
and
then-forr
tit
get
Outside
and
find
oiil
how.
things
look
'from
that
ancle
and
then,
wjien
they
return,
they
are.
'more
than
satisfied
with
the
place
they
left
behind.
V.i
'
-
:'
,
'
V?"
Shearing
The
Lambs
'
In
Wall
Street.
-.
AN
nil
Street-has
been
shearing
the
;
lambs
lately.
Stock
have
been
manipulated
so
that
the;
prices
drop
suddenly,
margin
gamblers
are
xiueezed
oiil,
arid
then
prices
immediately
regain
the
ine
.normal
jiormai
level.
level.
Again
Again
and
aim
agahi
agam
.
.uus.
this,
occurs
occurs,
am.
mid
yet
the
gam-
bliiig
continues,
(tie
ones
on
dlHuuHsfdVh'oping
that
(hey
will
some
day
be
abreToe!itliebest,
of
the
strings.
It
is
like
breaking
'the
bank
Jit
i
i
!..
'.i
Crow
Is
Simply,
.
;
.
Something
To
Worry
Ab'ouL
'
"'
:
'S'.
agaiusl
hope
those
who
put
Alonb
Monte
Car
o.
Win
.
nings
may
ne
lernporary
nui-iosiiig
..
is.reriaui'iii
me
Jong
run
The
longer
people
gambte
the
poorer
,ihey
berxinie,
where
the
odds
are
loaded
agaiiist
them:
:'
v;
'
The
crow
is
simply
.something
toworry
about,
Down
ITast
there
was
a
big
controversy
raging,
in.
.regard
to
(he
value
of
the
1
t:
ii.-
n.
..
.
.
.i
crow
ami
"Av
.miii-j,
iiir
mill
vuiut;
0111
Willi
many
i
broadside,
uguius.l
.him
while
oilier
Ventimenlalisls
exclaimet
loudly
iii
.his'
defense.
;
.
k.
Now
the
discussion'
seems
toTb'
.lifting
to.
British
Colum
bia
where
the
(Lime
Board
has
offered'a'jbomj
of
ten
cents
,eacl
for
all
rrrt
killed
diiriiig
April
and
May,
As
April
is
the
iie,t
intr
ip.'irttm'.iVif
llii
liml
HI
Him
wiimIIi
iifnwi.'iiiK
f
Ti
nff
a
l.'in.lt:
tmv
on',
for
I
be
uHh'ckVd
In
their
ii'oUieK
nVfrtrij''ej'4j-oii
is
fakenr
In
that.
We
do
i)i)t
ipiUe
like
it
ourselves
but;theuve
nlwajs
have
bad
a
sneaking'
regard
for
bold
crininAlsi
'
jjDiscussio)is
oyer
tho
valuOjf.u'the
crow-
will
never
cease
as
loifgUs
there
are
crows
oil
ea$)j.JUJf
a
good
subject
to
dis-cuss
when
there'ls
nothiiig.i'jspyworry
ajiOUt.
We,
as
a
peo-de,'.nlnsl
have
a
probleiii
Jo
stflvtv
Or
a
difficulty
to
overcome.
Thai
is
what
keeps
us
nVive:
anifytrH.
If.
it
is
not
anything
im-portnut
the
crow
comes
-piyVitj;
ttUills
in
the
lime
until
some
real
live
ipiestion
again
inle
js
i5e(f
into
Our
life.
The
yew
kind
of
soap
makes
a
new
kind
o
f
washday
lve
Rinio
ami
put
it
water,
put
in
the
2
hours
or
more
and
just
rinse.
Change
the
hard
work,
of
wash
ing
to
just
rinsing.
No
nibbing,
no
maime
4
hands,
no
aching
backs,
or
jangled
"nerves.
Gloriously
white,
dean
clothes.
M4
by
iht
maktri
of
Lux.
R-4T4
1
I-
PAGE
1
SVC.
TiTB
DAILY
NEWS
,105
50.
ONY
EXPRESS
IS
HISTORIC
Picture
Being
Shown
This
Week
End
Tells
of
Effect
It
Had
on
Loyalty
of
California
One
of
th
must
popular
stories
that
have
gone
the
round
,
at
California's
expense
is
thai
of
the
California
minister,
offering
M
limjm,
Willi
tsii"i
a
uir.tiiiiiK'
for
Oalifornia.
as
well
as
the
United
States."
There
was
a
crisis
in
the
na
tion's
history,
however,
which
might
actually
have,
brought
about
the
separation
of
California
from
the
union.
There
was
a
strong
slavery
party
in
California
at
the
time
of
the
outbreak
of
the
Civil
War,"
ays
James
Cruze,
who
filmed
the
epic
of
the
west
for
Paramount,
"The
Pony
Express."
When
the
clouds
of
war
be
came
threatening,
the
eyes
of
both
north
and
south
turned
to
California.
Kven
then,
in
lr0,
she
was
the
jewel
of
the
Pacific,
having
considerable
population,
great
iia
local
wealth,
and
renowned
climate
and
fertility.
To
the
south,
the
acouisition
of
California
meant
'enhanced
pres
Hue,
that
would
encourage
the
perpetuation
of
the
slave
system.
The
north
desired
the
pres
tige
that
would
come
from
holding
California,
as
well
as
the
ma
terial
strength
inherent
iii
tho
stale's
valuable
resources.
Threatened
Secession
"In
1800
there
were
380.000
people
in
California.
While
a
majority
of
them
wpre
loyal
to
the
union,
there
was
a
vigorous
minority
intensely
in
sympathy
with
the
southern
cause,
ready
to
bring-
about
secession
by
force
of
arms
if
necessary.
As
civil
war
berame
more
and
more
imminent,
it
became
obvi
bus
to
union
men
both
in
the
east
and
west
that
the
existing
lilies
of
.stage
communication,
and
by
boat
via
-the
Isthmus
and
Pana
ma,
were
untrustworthy
and
ex
ceedingly
slow.
The
mail
routes
went
by
Albuquerque,
New
Mexi
co
and
in
event
of.
war
the
south
would
most
certainly
gain
control
of
this
route,
and
organize
Ihc"
southern
sympathizers
in
California.
Begun
byjfreighting
Firm
"To
meet
this
crisis,
the
daring
plan
of
the
pony
express
was
evolved.
The
pony
expros
plih
made
a
close
co-operation
between
the
California
loyalists
and
the
federal
government
possible.
Vet
strange
as
it
may
seem,
the
enterprise
was
not
started,
nor
even
materially
aided
by
the
government.
It
was
started
in
part
as
a
business
venture,
but
largely
from
loyally,
by
the
famous
freighting
firm
of
ltusell,
Majors
and
Waddell,
of
Leaven
worth,
Kansas,
owners
of
the
overland
staige
line.
'1
hanks
to
the
pony
express.
California
remained
loyal.
The
unionists
won
by
the
election
of
Septeinher
4,
18(11,
by
a
big
ma
Jorily,
although
the
election
revealed
over
20.000
anll-unfon
Voters.
Later
on,
California
con
tribuled
over
16,000
troops
to
union
cause."
GOD
SAVETHEE;
CANADA!
(By
Annie.
Charlotte-
Dullon
(Sod
cave
th.ee,
Canada!
Vioil
bless
thee.
Canada.
Long
may
we
slow,
"We,
with
our
hroi
tiers
stand,
Free
men
in
freedom's
land,
t
boy
a
I
in
heart
and
band,
Cod
save
the
King!''
(Jupen
of
the
Northern
Star!
Creal,
as
thy
mountains
are.
Who
may
subdue?
I.ove
shall
thy
master
be,
Discord,
thine
enemy,
All
things
we
will
for
thee.
Joyful
and
true.
What
shall
disquiet
thee,
Splendid
in
unity,
Fearless
in
soul?
Oh!
may
our
hearts
rov
great,
And
we,
reconsecrate,
March
on
with
faith
elate,
O
o.J
ward
and
whole
I
fiod
save
our
gracious
Kingl
bong
live
our
noble
King,
Ood
save
the
King!
(
f?end
Mm
victorious,
(hippy
and
glorious,
bong
to
reign
over
us,
Ood
save
the
King!
RETURNS
TO
ISLANDS
O.
W.
Hopkins,
chief
account
ant
for
the
Kelley
Logging
Co.
at
Logan
Inlet,
returned
to
the.
Queen
Charlotte
Island's
on
lli;,!
week's
trip
of
the
steamer
Prince!
John
after
a
holiday
visit
in
Vancouver.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
1
IF
some
aye
you
Hunk,
yen)"
will
mid
omellting
funny
in
iliis
column
loday.
remember
it
is
April
I.
The
fool
is
llic
One,
who
e.xpcols.
YKf
this
is
April
first.
'
Look
wise,
I
lion,
if
ibou
durst.
.lust
laugh
with
the
foollshi
And
wpep
oe'r.llie
ghoulish
But
wisdom
today
is
aeeursti-.
And
,
I
qmoutW;
Is
anot
heHioli-
day.
How
weSUo
ati
enjoy
our
selves
In
t
b'ts
5
nun
try!
Today
ladies
are
buying
Easier
hats
ami
those
who
don't
buy
to
day
will
Tccl
e,
they
deciojto.;maV
one.
S
Saturday
unless
ike
over
the
old
WOMEN
are
said
to
set
Iheo
caps
at
meff
bnt
now
that
thny
don't
wear
caps,
jiow
are
ihey
go-
inir
to
set
tliein?
Hut
then
a
hat
i
ust
aV'tierul
for
the
purpose
as.
a
cap
THEN
here's'
to'lhe
Easter
hat
,
Set
nilJlshly
akew:
No
matter
wfiai
its
shape
o;
!
style,
:
As
long
as
it's
somelhins
new
'And
here's
In
the
woman
who
wears
it
And
thinks
herself
supreme.
For
everyone
is
a
queen
if
she
reign
In
the
heart
of
a
man.
I
weer
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
April
1.
1916.
The
C.P.Il.
steamer
l'rmcesx
Maquinna
was
in
port
last
night
having
on
board
the
equipment
that
will,
be
used
by
the
West
holme
Lumber
Co.
in
building
the
wharf
and
road
at
Alice
Arm
fo;'
the
Dolly
Varden
Mine
Ltd.
Sol
Uanu-ron,
bead
of
the
Westhnlnie
Lumber
Co.,
was
also
a
passen
ger
on
the
.
boat
hound
for
AITce'
Arm.
Oeorpe
W.,
Morrow
is
leading
in.
the
fight
low
being
waged
here
for
the
removal
of
the
so-
called
cannery
monopoly.
Latest
casually
lists
show
that1
the
ItUh
battalion,
In
which
many
Prinre
flu
peri
boys
are
enlisted,
is
now
in
arttoh.
So
fa.
only
one
Prinee
fluperl
man.
Laiu-e
Corporal
Frank
MeViUie,
has
been
injured.
,
'
In
The
Letter
Box
WOULD
MARRY,
BUT.
Filitor
Daily
Xews.
In
Tuesday's
issue
of
your
widely
read
journal,
you,
in
on.
of.
your
leading
articles,
exhort
bachelor
to
marry.
I
am
a
iiaeneior.
mil
inn
country
aml
province
of
H.C.
denies
me
a
liv
i
ing
therefore
how
ran
1
and!
many
others
like
me,
marrv?j
When
:i;
apply
Uri
"5ob"
(not'
a
posllwin)
I
aln
met
wilh
tb
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
1tUc
Home,
JiS
Standard
iUmM
Quality
rx-1
1
lebulf,
"Married
men
only."
Of1
eoure
there
U
something
els
agiibisl
me,
i.e.,
I
atu
a
returne
l
loblier,
having
fonaiit
And
ble.L
for
lt.C.
in
the
lain
war
and
thhlj
in
ilself-K
looked
on
a
a
crime,
m
OaiiiidUv
aid!rrjc,'f.o,dtf,ri
seexing
empioymenl
are
lookeil
on
a
pariahs
anil
worse.
One
redeeming
feature
of
Prinre
Huperl
it
ba
mahy
iieautifnl
maidens.
It
certainly
s
a
city
of
lovely
girls.
So
if
you
secure
me
employment
of
a
steady
nature
I
will
secure
a
wife
and
will.nOt
go
outside
of
j
Prince
Hupert
for
linn
(I
don't
care
whose).
I
am
strong
and
'vigorous
anil
anxious
and
will-.ing
to
work
and
In
marry,
I
,
wonder
if
our
old
friend
Socrates
jis
risht?
"When
a
man
is
not
I
married
he
I
sorry
and
when
I
he
is
married
he
Is
sorry."
Socrnle
says
so
and
he
is
sup-
poed
lo
know.
HF.MU'.HT
McKF.NZIP.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Kd.
Perry,
IMmonlony
A.
fj,
Knlghlj
Capl.
and
Mrs,
W.
Mo-Kay,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
II.
J.
llobin-snn,
A.
II,
Wing
and
O.
A.
Mc-Nlelioll,
Vancouverj
W.
T.
Istd
antll.
.1.
Hansen,
Seattle;
M.
I,
Mcilermid,
Toronio;
O.
II.
e.
son,
Oeorgelnwiu
Frank
lllcks,
Port
Clements.
Central
F.
A.
Warren,
C.N.rt.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A,
A.
Ferguson,
Winnipeg;
fteorge
Carbull
and
A.
It.
Holes-ton,
Saskatoon;
.1.
D,
Wells,
Lsk;
George
Follctle,
Seattle.
wins
iCANADlANJ
PACinci
Orthonhc
Victor
Tslklnf
MscfiliM
Compnjr
&
'
JohnMcCornruk
,
j
J
enjoya
the
Crcdchii
model
The
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
is
John
McCormacks
"other
self."
!
Startling
but
true
Tw$
remarkable
new
musical
instrument
U
the
'other
aelf
not
alone
of
(me
treat
artist
but
of
alL
Ths
Orthophonic
Victrola
jives
you
in
music,
exactly
what
peat
artists
like
John
McCormack
give
you.
And
it
fives
you
everything
in
orchestral
music,
not
part;
everything
from
the
sonorous
boom
of
the
bass
drum
to
the
piping
treble
of
the
piccolo.
The
thousands
who
have
heard
it-Artists
and
music
lovers
go
into
rap
tures
about
its
performance.
Schu
maiuvHeink
Kikl
of
it:
"Marvrlousr
.
"Real
band
musicf
exclaimed
Suuaa,
the
March
King;
"Magnificent
r
commented
Joumet,
and
could
hardly
restrain
himcelf
from
rushing
to
the
recording
laboratory
to
make
a
record
for
this
nevr
marvel.
That
is
real
enthusiasm!
Now
do
you
wonder
why
everyone
wants
to
own
this
new
instrument
?
1
lave
you
heard
it
?
"His
Master's
Voke"
Dealers
axe
demonstrating
every
day.
me
Victrola
n
i
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