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All
advertising
should
be
in
THe
Daily
News
Office
before
A
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication;
All
advertising
received
subjec
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
'gfigil
Friday.
August
6,
1920.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town'
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town'
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Baseless
Charges
Against.
Ministers.
At
the
meeting
of
the
investigating
commission
yesterday
at
Quebec,
the
counsel
for
the
Meighen
Government
admitted
that
there
was
no
ground
for
the
charges
against
members
of
the-Mackenzie
Kintr
Government
in
resrunl
tn-ivilit
nririr
iilm.-inl
the
Customs.
Sleiimpp
M.irirnrol
i
wiwli
nrrriu..-
Innl-
i-vl
....
-
......
-
..w
-'
11
ui
p
I
i--'
.
w
w
pmiy
unit
such
is
admitted
even
hy
counsel
acting
for
the
body
urging
oii
the
ifl'fatiT.rllilin
Mil
VIiTlfhoc
iulfi
(hill
fiif
nnnMiAN
r
f
llm
i-nn.?
....
.
1
1
1
1
i
v
mm
i
ii
1
1
1
uii
iiuuiiii.1
in
ill,
Galons-iRieiiTiulateifpr
11$
jyirpoJrVing.Jp;
keep
the
IackAi2neM1ngGoveniirtent
oiltrf
ottkv'.t
:?;'
New
Settlers
Are
Cultivating
the
Land.
The
report
of
the
commissioner
of
immigration
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
regard
to
life
cultivation
of
the
land
by
new
settlers
as
published
yesterday
made
interesting
reading;
It
has
been
charged
by
many
people
that
innngiration
is
useless
and
that
people
will
not
stay
on
the
land
even
if
put
there
Here
then
is
an
official
statement
of
fad
in'
regard
to
recent
i.iiiiiif.i.un-).
i
iii-j
arc
on
uir
miiu
auu
are
cuiuvaiing
lu
AaiuMr
enjoyed
"J"''
a'"
and
ciucb
-iwn
aueniinn
atlentinn
ally
some
few
will
drop
out
nild
go'
to
the
cities,
but
so
rafH?ivcn
ih,'Tti
io
1,115
churches
thpv
urn
nnL-inir
in.
ml
s
Unltvrf
Churw-h
I
Make
Good
Conditions
And
Peoplo
Will
Come.
'
.'
.
One
of
the
cries
of
the-people
.opposed
to
immigration
is!
that
if
conditions
are
made
good-enough
for
those
who
are
here
others
will
come.
It
is
a
high
sounding
staiemeiit
and
must
appeal
to
everyone.
-
Yet
it
is
not
workable,
because
vte
make
our
own'
conditions.
Governments
can
do
little
for
us
unless
we
are'
Willing
to
help
ourselves.
We
have
5een
instances
of
communities
getting
together
and
making
conditjdns
attractive
and
succeeding
and
wc
haye
seen
governmeiiis
try
to
help
people
and
he.,morefcJielp
they
got,
Ihe
more
they
wanted".
They
refused
to
help
themselves.
The
only
sort
of
help
that
amounts
to
anything
is
self-help.'
Let
us
in
Prince
Rupert
take
this
to
heart
a
little
and
do
something
io
iK-lp
ourselves.
Let
lis
back
our
board
of
trade
and
other
organizations
and
take
part
iii
the
work'
of
the
community.
..v
,
-i"Mii
in
Hinr
uiiiir
gunu
wuik
ior
iis
on
uie
roaus
niiu
we
can
hack
them
and
forward
the
interests
of
(
Clt
Is1
Securing
.
,
,
,
v
Much
jpubiicity.
Priilce
Rupert
is
seciirliig
mWl
pubticily
fhrouglioiit-the
Continent
and
farther.
Article's
in
regard
trt
Ihe
elevator
nro
appeariug..and
the
world
is
coming
to
a
realization
that
this
new
port
Is
destined
to
become
un
active
factor
in
the
trade
of
the
world.
Kverylhiiis:
noints
that
wnv
au
impressed
-upon
us
from
the
oiitside
as
well
as
nt
Imnu.
We
June
suggested
before
and
wo
suggest
it,
again,
that
every
person
should
be
an
advertising
afrent
for
the
city
and
should
help,
carry
bi'r
fame
to.
the
ends
of
the
earth.
It
is
well
not
"to
forget
this.
Thinks
Toronto
Fast
Becoming
Leading
City
In
Canada
Just
as
Vancouver
lie
Growing
WORK
OF
UNITED.
CHURCH
An
inleresl
inj;
account
of
n
lecenl
visit
lo
IC.istcrn
Canada
ti
jollier
wilh
a
short
resume
or
uia
organuanon
or
me
iniicu
Cliurch
which
ho
represented
af
repeal
sicneraf
conference
was
ajvcir
by
Karl
Rarrle
at
trie
ltolaiy
Club
luncheon
yesterday
lie
told
of
lieiiis
Iho
younpes;
nieniber
of
tlio
United
Churcli
Council
but
representing
the
lar-rcsl
nresbvterv
exlendinir
from
Har.ellon
lo
the
outer
.extremity
Of"
IW
Queen
ChVrl'ntl'n
Islands
and
from
Alert
Hay
to
the
Xortli
I'olc.
The
he.iildiiarlers
nf
kirebyleiy
was
in
Prince
Hnperl.
l
nere
were
nreseiu
tb
delegates
f
whom
seven
were
women.
Toronto
Overtaking
Montreal
Telling
of
Mih
places
visiteo,
lr.
Raiiie
said
Toronto
was
fast
;iiComiiiK
t
he
leading
cily
of
Canada,
overtaking
Montreal
just
as
Vancouver
was
overlay
ing
innipe?.
He
told
or
!?oing
to
the
Union
Slalion
ofriei-
o
send
a
telegram
lo
Prince
Rupert
and
being
told
it
would
haw
o
come
by
way
of
Vancouver.
The
elileny
lady
there
said
sin;
.new
there
va
no
office
at
i'rince
Huiterl
because
she
had
ien
there.
Mr.
Uarrie
sent
Iho
-ire
from
another
office.
However,
Toronto
was
Improving
very
rapidly.
Harbor
development
was
poln
on,
an
amusement
centre
was
thronged
even
in
Sundays
when
only
the
swim
aiing
pools
were
open
and
there.!
was
a
new
baseball'
stadium
whii-h
had.
beneath
the
ground
a
lining
of
cork
to
make
it
itrv
luiekly
after
showers.
Delinquent
Boys
Mr.
Uarrie
attended
a
Rotary
luncheon
at
Pelerboro
where
he
found
business
terribly
quiet.
A
!ho
luncheon
the
speaker
Was"
the
liea.1
of
the
Howmanville
inni
tule
for
dclinutiPTif
huvs
th
a
fin
was
to
graduatH
gnou
in
tin'
kalien
on
a
ousy
day
Cifiens.
It
was
conducted
hki
an
hug
lisli
colletre.
i'lm
wen-
billeli'jl
in
collages
with
ajwlio
io
wan
wan
intiii
niiu
niiiiiau
ill
ollUIVe
O.
about
twenty
boys.
A
vuit
to
Montreal
was
nuinii
wha
unifying
force
leading
the
wjy
lowani
unity
nt
the
ftthe1
churehes.
It
had
700.000
mem
bers,
2,00(1,01)0
people
in
th5
congregations,
over
a
million
childien
in
Sunday
schools
ami
societies,
(25,000
teachers
ami
05.000
students
in
the
colleges
In
addition
there
were
6t5
Atr-
Telllng
of
the
1'uiled
Churli
galherirg
and
organization.
Mr.
Rarrie
said
the
church
wn
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
,
WeJI,
lei's
hone
that
the
politicians
ilon't
lei
the
harvest
interfere
with
nolilics.
Mr;
Meighen-'
sayr
a
lot
of
things
about
Mackenzie
King
but
then
ho
doin't
Meighen
'cm.
Did
you
ever
bear
of
fTh.in.iit
JdisgtilMing
himself
in
a
flapper's
na
lining
suit
7
The
cook
doesn't
usuallv
f.i
r
ii
about
the
mistress
helping
her
Ntw
ii
The
Time1
to
Buy
STEVE
KING
Third
Avenue
STEVE
KING
Third
Avenue
f
r
PAOB
TWC
t
"I,
riday,
Aiik"
Discover
For
Yotirseif
BARRIE
TELLS
"SALADA"
GREEN
TEA
T77
-To
drihK
a.
cup
is
av
revelation.
Try
it.
I
The
Daily
News
4
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
,
.'
Published
Every
Afternoon;
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,-Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLRN.
Managing
Editor.
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City
Delivery.-
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Complete
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Great
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wei
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f
1
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LAZta
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All
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MEWS
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Tweed
Suits
Navy
Serge
Suits
Worsted
Suits
Well
Tailored
Garments
at
Undercut
Prices
A
positive'
cut
to
the
limit
sale
If
it's
here,
it's
on
sale
liamei;!
in
the
lnstoi-v
.T
tie
Ho
tiiiitiuii
Tint
iififiial
Iii..
t.1
I've
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yet
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hov
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Paiiiani'-ni,
wim
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firo-Wa
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rj.'d.
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(Although
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lant
hikt.i!
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11
Uill
VILi
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.......
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-
.-,
...
...
fiddy
is
going
to
win
the
election:
lh'
law
flrr.t
or
Hie
Houe
Tliri'
ontf
tiling
ahou!
tHxilnco
of
ParltnniHitl
ilaii
glraff
a
little
troes
a
long
wa
with
him.
The
people
of.
France
are
no.
the
only
ones
to
haVe',
their
ft.
nnneial
triiiiliYni..
-
ltknnl
ifio
rnii
of
the
previous4
jiidnlh
with
iriWi
from
the
first
day
the
meukei
i
UKe
I
in
eliair,
which
wi
on
Jannatv'
7
or
thi
year.
I'revlirfis
'.o
this
III-
reeord
f..r
brevity
hi
Canadian
Parliaments
at
held
b'
the
ceeond
parli.i-meni
nflef
nnnfeefatoii.
whi.
ii
Jfc.i
I
i
I
ftf
mm
vwn
m
mI
ItanditH
reccntlv
seUed
t5.000
niontlnf.
Tho
Twelfth
I'arlla
in
enU
on
.'i
null
Imin.
was
li'ard
ort'
tlie
riiall
houses.
Thalj,f1iln.
Mme
which
was
under
the
war-
orde
The
youngsters
now
havp
to
sd
ii(
at
night
bV
let
grandma
intd
the
house.
Alii
y
'n
f
r
m
nm
J
'dauglljir
lurt
fie
kiicw-hOw
bl
ive
IM-
h(ht
(hc
fa.'
-'r'
'
MJ
to'
4
U'liich
l
worse
to
'the
marJ
ried'
man
trying'
to
sleep-a
mm
i"iv.
ixyingin
jiiiki
or
a
wn
trying-fo
lalltr.
.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
August1
6.
1316'.
W
.
'V.
Mtn
U.-I111
J'
fnontfn,i
at
Surr
rnlet,
in
here
on
a
visit
lo
his
family.
He
will
return
U
Ihe.
mining
ramp
In
a
few
days.
A.
K.
Plnver
nt
Hnzetlon
ix
iri
Hie:
city
for
4
feV
days.
-
Mr.i
Jolih
Dean
han
relnrnpd
frrtiti
a
visit
to
her
daiizhtcr.
Mrs.
Kirkpairick,
In
Victoria.
.I.
H.
Ti'ip1I
a
vrr
knnu'ii
mining
rxnert
AMhc.
De'iiartmiml
or
Mlnert
at
filhiw;i.
I
a
guest
af
the
Prince:
Hii'pcff
Ifolei
SHORTEST
PARLIAMENT
HISTORYOFDOMINION
Five
Months
and
26
Days
Was
Lennth
of
Life
of
That
Which
Reoantly
DW-
(
solved'
rriTAW.V.
Amr.
fl.Tlm
nt'C
Kent
general
eleetfnn
camoaiirn
Ihroughout
Canada
follows
Hi9
dissolution
of
the
shortest
par-
government,
elnbliho
the
record'
for
longevity
bv
onrrvinv
ifin
for
six
years,
lio.lii
evert
.'siions
durlmr
this
period
The
lenath
of
nerviee
of
eauii
fmrliamenl
smr
Confederal
ion
follows:
I
At
4
year.
J
months.
15
.lnv
'id'
I
year,
I
nionlln.
3rd
I
yenrs.
5
month.
2.1
.lit-.
)th
3
yejtrx,
5
irt6hth,
28
.lays
J
am
1
years,
5
momlj,
lo
ilay
iiuui
;i
years.
months.
.'7
dav
I
ri-5
years.
,
,
J
Mil--i
yearn,
s
inonihs,
(i
dav-;!
Dili-.
3
years,
9
month-,
i-o
d
v
I
tOUi
3
years.
t
nionilin,
t
day-.
II
Ih-
years,
7
inonihs,
1A
dav
I
'.Mb
fi
.ears.
h3lh
3
years.
7
months
7
.In.
J
tth
3
yars.
8
months
.-in
,1,,,
t5th
I
moiilhs.
L'rt
d:iv
"aOVCRNMKNT
LIQUOR
ACT"
Nolle
of
Application
for
ConMnt
to
TrniWr
Bstp
Llctnto.
ism
jl
of
Aiiitui
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