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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
June
I,
!!.
Thanking
King
For
Proclamation.
A
lot
of
people
here
are
puzzled
over
why
Ihe
British
Par
linmenl
should
thank
the
King
for
a
proclamation
recently
N
Miett
11
Is
a
matter
of
form.
The
King
issued
Ihe
proclama
turnon'
the
advice
of
his
mini-ters
and
.they
are
responsible.
If
tnere
is
anyone,
'wrong
they,
are
the
ones-to
blame.
By
thanking
the
King
for
issuing
the
proclamation
Parliament
endorsed
the
action
of
the
(iovernmenl
of
Premier
Baldwin,
on
whose
initia
tive
the
action
was
taken.
,
Scenic
Attractions
Of
Prince
Rupert
-
Boys'
Band:
V,
.
,
'
vve
nave
so
onen
spokeinfjlhe
sreiiTc
altraclions
of
Prince
Rupert
-
thai
.we
have
no
intention
:
of
'repeating
it
here.
All
we
wish
to
do
is
to
draw
attention
to
the
report
-which
appeared
j-Mt:niay
01
a
speecn
made
liy
Archdeacon
Mix
before
the
Ro
t
-
.1.
it
.
Muj.
uiuo.
lie
saw
possiiniities
nf
a
wonderful
sunken
garden
on
the
fd'iitel
site
and
the
idea
is
a
splendid
one.
It
has
all
thenakiiigs
'of
a
delightfiiU
garden
which
would
J.e
a
thing
of
oeauij
lor
u.e
city,
hven
if
it
were
kepi
up
by
some
private
person
it
would
be
almost
erpiallyf
jiseful
as
it
can
be
seen
from
ihe.
walk
above'
and
enjoyed
almost
as
mheh
as
if
it
were
open
to
the
public.
(
'"''
V
'
Fighting
Shadows
'
$
t
Ccrhmon
AjnusemenL
Yeslcrdav
a
slory
was
published
about
a
Spokane
man
who
fought
hls.Viwn
shadow
and
landedup
in
the
police
rourl,
lie
is
like
so
many
of
his
fellows',
who
.
are
constantly
fighting
shadows.
They
get
very
miirh
exercised
over
the
wrongs
committed
by
a
political
parly,
or
a
civic
group
or
a
neighbor
hot
eventually
it
is
discovered
that
he
i
just
fighlmg
his
mvn
suauow.
ij,s
iniaginalion
has
conjured
up
something
did
fjot
really
exist.
Uniforms
For
which
.The
ilecisign
lo
raise
pVohef
forflhc
boys'
band
wa
h
step
should
'hav
J,
fliilfarir.
In
1NJ.
'mAirSM'WiXi
iteMXl
kejli'toe
he?
II
e?
will
take-more-interest
in
their
wnrk'-i
father
are'
ehedtiraged
and
the
prayiion
,,f
uniforms
is
one
of,.the:-
first
necessities.
It
is
to
be
hoped
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
liberal
in
proving
for
them.
The
sum
of
$750
i
needed.
Unusual
Rain
For
Time
Of
Year.-
i.T,l"'.pal.feWi
days
have
been
very
unusual
The
almost
con
inuou,
rain,,
.Interfered
will,
the
normal
activities
'
,
'
f
ine
he
people
and
were
oar
icnlarlv
hr,l
!.......
n
".
thing,
nunesJ
those
who
wait
and
the-end
of
the
ra
11.
f,iMhtfr',ce'
time
The
bemgame
will,
a
burst
of
sunshine
this-morning
X
Thc
'
difficnllv
with
minv
ktn
.,,.1.
n
.c-
U
thai
it
seems
to
cast
a
gloonl
over
Ihe
place.
People
imagine
it
w.
1
never
cease
and
get
low
spirited
and
moody.
ThoS
5
the
"
ill
coihniunily
tr.?,
UmUr
M,fh
rcumstanres
are
benef.rl,!
ill
Eat
it
Evciy
Day
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Supplies
the
necessary
bran
lay
and
a
night
01
a
daily
news-
paper,.vThe
British
Oazetle,
and
!h
multiplication
of
its
issue
within
a
"week
to
Ihe
stupendous
total
of
over
2,000.000.
Nothing
like
it
has
been
done
before,
the
world
over.
If
the
exceptional
occasion
provided
the
inspiration
and
the
oppor
that
they
should
co-operate
in
f"B,,M'
the
ttroduction
of
a
pnmnmn
diificutty,
the
Ouvernme'nt
should
commandeer
some
big
newspaper
office
(that
or
the
Morning
Post
ojj
another
-and
order
ko
many
papes.
to
be
produced.
Jleanwhile,
the
Work
of
oro-
dur.ing.whal
promised
to.be
the
lUitl
1
.
.
1
1
,1
r.t
II...
f
.
I
.
.
1
11.
ui
,;im
Mi)uiivf
1'OSl
fior
-ni
indefinite
time
proceeded.
Arj
emergency
edition
was
sent
oil!
at
o'clock,
and.
a
the
mechanical
staff
did
not
strike
until
they
had
completed
the
regular
shift,
it
was
possible
to
produce
at
midnight
a
20-pago
edition
or
the
..Morninj?
Post,
though
11
distribution
,was
lim-
ied
by
the
cessation
of
the
train:
need
that
had
been
sowni
by
the
editor's
letter
was
germin-l
ating,
and
was
to.
spring
up
pre-j
eenuy
wiui
uie
swirtnenij
of
Jonah's
gourd.
Must
Play
Part
Af
a
hastily-snatched
dinner
on
the
Monday
evening,
the
editor,
the
general
manager
and
tlie
TilS
DAILY
NiiWa
Birth
and
Life
of
British
Gazette
Published
During
General
Strike
in
Britain
A
copy
of
Tlif
British
Oazetto
is
jlit
lo
htnul,:
fart
of
lb
final
edition
of
that
short
lived
paper
'wliicll
kepi
Ihe
HrirHil
,
public
informed
on
tnke
events
and
the
news,
of
the
day
dur
ing
the
recent
general
strike.
It
is
an
interesting
four
page
paper'
gotten
up
in
hngliMi
.style
and
oneAofilhe.
features
i
a
story
of
its
own
career
'extending
just
a
lijlfi?
over
a
week.
Hero
is
the
slory
as
lord
by
ilselt:
.
At
last
the
moment
has
come
:-
-
;.
,
to
"tell'"
the
story
of
one
of
the;Ced;
an.l
(ido
fli
tvlftorlal
room
most
signal
exploits
and
den-i
InHrt'lijkt
chatdlorfof
;th
tires
In
the
an
nnals
of
hnglish
exeheiiuer,
Sir
Samuel
journalism-
the
foundation
in
a'c.
(
I
lloare,"J.
I
;rv1ifWn.
a
nil
a
'
train
'
of
'
departmental
.uncial.
They
had
come
tii
iu-l
on
the
MlggelMion
ofj
the
edltoV.HlBlier;
to
eoniman-j
deer
011
Vtbalf
Hi4,
.Majesty';"
(lovernment
tin-
Moriiuig
Pot;!
-
mri-
fore
iifni
had
taken
wimii
i
-'Hiiisuiiiiiy-
.wpftnsHiitil
for
or
I
in
it
have
a
rich!
to
he
u,,.
ftro.lucliint
t
a.
daily-
news-id.
and
one
which
has
served
paper.
In
moiv
than'IU
years'
press
itself.
Hut
what
was
to
be
done?
A
Famous
Letter
selitative
of
the
Newspaper
Pro
and
to
convert
it
off.
bund
into
a
lvrthii'U't;
nfi
sUtet
''Uo
Billfsh
Itaietle.
Malcolm
l'r;i'(e
U'-iJ-
nut
(n
rli.irirt
iw
tli
tunny
It
Also
imposc.i
me
sever-
,ireel
rcpre-ienlative
ot
tho
fiov-est
diMdVtlltles
.
What
represented
a
triumph
rl
re-
The
step
abmii
to
he
Liken
was
oi-ce
and
determination
over
u
monien'toun
fur
lli?
Morn-1
what
might
well
have
seemed
in-
jllJf
p,Hi
Jfa
i,iiriry
less
mi.f.M
supenible
difficulties.
It
is
a.,e
fSovernmeni.
who
never
be.
triumph
of
which
all
who
had
pari
prou
equally
well
two
ffreal
cause.
;
the
.Mhrnliiy
lV,t.
Jiad
t.nt
.oilco,
Attempt.
Defeated
j
intermiTTe.Tlls-daffy
Ksue,
aiirl
It
has
defeated
the
attempt
lo'iiow
not
nnlv
wore
all
H
re-!
eep
the
country
in
Ihe
dark
duf'Uources
to
be
handed
over
to'
ing
a,
formidable
crisis
in
its.
others,
hut
i's
vry
name;
was
to!
affatrfc$and
it
has
vindicated
Ihe
disappear,
.
j
press
against
a
new
conspiracy'
.
Extreme
Gravity
fi'
muzzle
its
freedom.
1
...,.,.
,,,
Let
Us
tell
he
s
ory.
l..ch
c
opens
on
Monflay.
May
J,
urn
er
inll0valil1,
,,,
ohV
,hle.
and
the
shadow
of
a
general
strike...
,
,.
.1
to
be
declared
at
midnight
a
,,.
i
Irike
of
which,
the
master-,
....
'
.
nt
...
,,.,.,
.J
stroke
was
to
he
the
shutting
.
,
..,,.,.
K..
i.,M.,
.,.,-,
down
of
the
newspapers.
.H.
.wv
!
It
xva-s
imposihle
to
acquiece
'
...
,
.
.
'
the
eonferenei
in
the
ed
lor
,.
,
,
,.
1
in
the
prospect
of
a
nation,
ex-l
.
.
.
.
,
A.,
,
..
rOym,
with
the
tefhnleal
hands
posed
to
the
interruption
of
tho!
,
.
.
,
,
.
,
whole
of
Its
social
and
industria.i;
A
econoniv.
ami
at
the
amc
tiniet
(InririvPii
ni
ln
npu'4
unit
nf
llirt
........
.
...
WN
M1ait
hR
l
tmo4l
one
niedium
through
which
pub-'..-,,
.
.
.
...
..
,.
.
.coiud
be
done
wit
It
the
III
ItJIIJIIiril
111
Id
ll
IIJMI
ClIIH
VTA-
what
would
the
stuff
of
inehKency
news-sheet,
and
the
01
s,rengin,
a
man
or
(hat
plant
five
pml
iifni.1tiH
when,
at
five
o
cluck,
their
representative
came
hark
to
ay
that
they
were
forbidden
t
touch
the
work4
There
was
nothing
more
to
bo
said,
and
it
deemed
doubtful
whether
there
w'as
anything
moro
lo
he
done-
fr
the
nrrulnnlinn
of
a
new-paper
without
anyone
to
set
the
type
.
Impossible.
II
was
a
situation
charecd
nnt
only
with
fatefulness.
hut
wild
A
Severe
Illness
Caused
Constipation
Mn.
VTra.
Hill,
TrHIl,
Btak-
managing
editor
areed
Dial
the!
tr7
"vw
Mow,
and
Tr
alnea
.iiornmg
Post
must
somehow
Play
Its
part
in
the
crisi
that
was
approaching,
and
they
draft
eo
a
formal
-memorandum
for
presentation
to
Ihe
fiovernment,
ouiunirvg
a
deHnite
scheme
of
flo-operaliOn
with
the
Govern
ment,
it
offered,
if
.adequate
protection
were1
jyiven
at
first
ioo.fldo
copies
of
a
news-nheel
a
"ihl,
and
to
raise
the
'output
to
JfKMioo
copies
by
the
end
of
the
week.-
It
placed
the
staff
of
the
Morning
Post
at
the
service
of
the
.flovernment,
to
work
under
IU
direction
and
authority.
Government
Arrives
Late
that
night
important
visitors
to
the
editor
were
announ
1
nare
mint
rti
with
fonatipation.
a
iw
montnt
aj.'0-a
fricad
adTiaed
ce
to
uie
Milburn's
whitfc
I
did,
aJtl.ougli
not
expecting
any
renlu,
hot
I
am
pleaaed
to
amy
that
ainrt
uaing
tbwn
I
kave
bad
perfj-et
one
of
my
boweli
wjtboot
aay
trouble
or
pain,
and
hava
never
bad
bWd.ng
p.Ua
aiare.
bw,
I
aerer
rail
to
rrcommeod
'Lata
Liver
PUla'
to
all
my
frieoda."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
MUbura
Co,
Halted,
Toronto,
OaU
IP
(jreneral
manasVr
palleil
a
meet-
jriance;
and
not
a
few
of
them
imvturs
-tssiH-iauuii
,
represeiu-
,
nuk.hinm
...,
v.
l.eok,.
..n.l.r
ih
injr
the
London
'Press;
and
ofiM,,rs
an,,
,
,h
p.f
,0
Wie
the
last
men
had
one
m-
v,r,,a,.ri
.-.h
icij
,reJIO-,
til
lm4
f.,.,-,!,.
v-
-rr,l(.,.l
....
fi
sehting
the
Provincial
inn
nc
uoiainea
irom
the
conference
little
comfort
or
encour
agement.
Its
members
were
un
able
to
agree
to
the
suggestion:
i
res;
.,
nureetl
ram
m
-
-1
'
vy..
A
Crucial
Test
i
1
Now
came
the
crucial
tet
.
CMDU(I
NATION!.
RAILWAYS.
Wtlltrn
Rfln.
inr
ill.
(.r
iim
:ubr
latuuwr
using
roont
do?
Th
prin
V-
ui
1
ter
-.
I
urner.
who
was
a
low-r
.t
ri.iMmr
fnfinitd
nk:
conference
broke
tin
indeislvelv
rr","n-r
uniinnK
energy
atp
"
'
:
"'..
.r.'v.
",M?4V
Modernise
Your
Table
-.
VV
mm
writ
u'rlurk
nun.
4
.or,
iff,
lur
J.t:
hhW
11,
Irftsrrii
tr.
nir.
ana.
At
this
juncture,
the
editor
of
'
t,,r"h
tlie
unexainpletl
ordeal
tnu
'mum
un
mnii.t.
mti.S!
m
li.',M,-.,i
11;.
t
...
1
was
rmifhteril
ltifv
n.n.1.1.
1,,'R,.
'-oUiUU.
.
in,
.....iiiiiun
rust
wruic
ii
u.
.
rum.
-rirtrUMi
lil
rrtn
nt
&
I);.vidson
M.P.
the
ujvir
commissioner
lor
Lonann,
.h..i.uiui,iii
m
tj
.
mmiwr;
iM.inn
intuxr
t
v
cajiiix
.iiii.
wiiii
nip
rii-iiiipr-i
"
"
'
.iiuii
iiv.i,mi
k.FM..u.M
.
.
......
lion
of
the
Government,
he
would
,1'"'"a,
"py
were
assembled
jndertake
to
proluce
a
four-
page
bulletin
paper,
to
the
num-biir
of
lOo.ooo
daiiy,
and
ug-
CesliniT
lh.lt
if
llinru
noro
ant
mo-
imioe.
nrrt.
anniu
,
kfirirrl
f'l
jri.
Mr.
Hrtnta
and
VtKarr
Sbrr.
Ml
..
Atni
ai
'
J.
im
iuuiisin
room
ami
ai.re-
tvm
m
n..i
i
rwiMdomt
unt.
sed
by
the
editor
and
the
ficnE4'1''
en-,,
'
"
tnrm
nirn
,y
ib
h.i
L
1
,,1,,,,.,
,
aT,.M,rw.oil
by
an
r
,
enai
manager.
I
hey
responded"
ti
-hhii
$
rhrttni
imdu
non
liearlllV
l
Ilia
air.al
I..
.(.
I
"..
""
M
inr
ninriM
io
ine
lo
..
appeal
stand
bj
'Jioal
10
uw
ortrr
tif
Itf
Trraturrr
Ihe
paper
which
many
of
them,
'aT?t?
M
Iiad
"enel
so
Ipng;
hut
they
felt:
'"
"mi.
their
ijeion,
the.
I.n.hjn
incie(yt
w'Jl
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An
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Exceptional
COMMUNITY
PLATE
WEEK
Prince
Rupert
Last
Day
Think
of
gleaming
new
silverware
on
your
table
how
much
it
adds
to
social
prestige
what
a
delight
it
is
when
you
are"
hostess.
Then
consider
how
really
little,
good
silverware
Communitv
I'late
costs.
1
1
llustrated,
an
excellent
set
for
six
people.
Magnificent
Hampton
Court
silverware
32
pieces
reposing
in
gleaming
beauty
on
a
lovely
blue
and
gold
Bullet
Tray.
And
the
cost
.complete
is
but
$43.45.
ou
prefer,
buy
what
pieces
you
need
in
half
dozens.
Six
Teaspoons
$4.25.
All
Community
Designs
are
"open
stock"
you
can
add
pieces
as
you
need
them.
Community
Tea
Smkr
ind
Dinner
DULc
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kJ
to
mjnb
your
flit
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TUDOR
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FEATURED
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THE
BETTER
SHOPS
x
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resources
available?
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poijznani
feetirr.
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old
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10
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servant
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fortunes.
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KODAKS
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repleed
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new
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up
.
ruiiiif
of
25'
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off
catalogue
price.
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SHIPMENT
OF
MELBA
TOILETERIES
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Mellia
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made
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reduced.
Face
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50c
and
$1t
Talcoum
Powders
&
Dusting
Powders
.
Creams
SOt
Compacts
$1.50
and
Wc
Rouge
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
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IMoneer
ltruggil.
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Aye,
and
6th
Street
T'-.e
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Phone
82
Canadian
National
Railway!
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ollermakers,
Blacksmith!,
makers.
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fc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
sit
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3SF
Loggers!
Loggers!
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Imvo
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only
compleifc
slock-
of
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Jacks
nnd
part
in
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Norlh.
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handle
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general
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pay
you
lo
kco
us
wlion
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ittinff.
Stork's
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Lin
710
8econd
Avenue