inesday,
June
10,
1920.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
ciist-ii
EM
fAi
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
HELP
B.C.
FOREST
SERVICE
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
p-
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
tnadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
OFT
FINISH
p
All
flal
pieces
washed.-
ironed
and
neatly
folded.
I'-
Wearing
apparel
prHclicnlly-ready
lo
wear,
only
re
hire
a
IiIUm
retouching
with
hand
iron.
Try
This
Service
llnlmum
Charge,
$1.20.
7c
per
lb.
plus
1c
per
piece.
Your
liunillc
returned
withm
llirec
days.
'IONEER
LAUNDRY,
Limited
Phcne
118
loggers!
Loggers!
,
Wq
have
the
only
complete-
slock
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
purls
in
(lie
Nurlli.
We
handle
hogging
Gable,
Ax',
Savs,
anil
general
Cuiiii
Fipitpmeut.
It
will
pay,
you
lo
see
us
when
outfitting.,
Sjes,
fork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenuo
Local
and
Personal
Yelerans'
l'icnic
June
20.
I'hdne
15.
Pill.
Coal
Co.
If
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
078.
Jl.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41
MACHINE
KNIVES!
If
You
will
be
welcome
at
thf
Veterans'
Picnic
on
Sunday.
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
for
$1.00.
Hyde
.Transfer.
Phono
580.
.
.,
tf
Tlnlraiiurirdui
.
tlitbt-Jt
wili
arrive,
on
time,
this
afternooi.
at
jJ.3u
o
clock.
The
grcalest
sporting
event
of
Hip
season
t
lie
Hyro-llotary
ball
same,
Thursday
at
3
o'clock.
Lutheran
Ladies'
Aid
Tea
ard
Hake
Sale,
Juno
17,
at
Mrs.'
T.
I).
Ilinde's,
UO
Sixth
:yAvenu"
West.
k
""""
'
V
II.
It.
Itochcster
sailed
on
the
Cardeua
.yesterday
afternoon
on
a
holiday
trip
to-Vancouver'
and
outhern
cities.
Piano
recital
by
"pupils'
of
Charles
P.
Balagno
at
Catholic
School,
Fifth
Avenue
and
Fulton
street,
Friday,
at
4.30
p.m.
prompt.
.
141
j
Mr.
A.
J.
Mathcsou
and
family
arrived
in
Hie
city
yesterday
from
Port
Kdward.
Mrs.
Mathe-
on
in
in
the
eily
for
medical
treat
me
nl.
All
Native
Sons
and
oilier
inlerested'
In.
the
Dominion
Day
Celebration
are
requested
to
meet
in
It.
B.
Kenan's
Studio
tonight
at
8
o'clock.
Wesl
holme
tonight
and,
lo
morrow
between
shows
at
8:15
p.m.
Hie
"Joy
Maid"
in
snappy
new
program.
Special
feature,
I
lie
International
Charleston.
'riiiirjjiv
iiinpn
its
r
onlv
Prints,
ISc
yard.
White
cotton
15c
yard.
trined
Flnitne4ctt
I5e
vard.
Curtain
good
t."r
yard.
Wallare
Anniversary
Sale.
A
court
of
reviion
on
muni-
cinal
local
improvement
bylaw
will
be
held
on
July
g1.
At
las;
night's
council
meeting
Mayor
Newton
apiKHtited
Aid.
Perry,
Aid.
I.nrsen.
AM
W.
J.
Oreer
and
Aid.
Jos.
itver
lo
serve
or
I
he
court
S
well
as
himself.
Tin
hiiMiie
will
be
merely
of
a
formal
nalum.
II
'
was
decided
by
the
city
council
last
illicit
to
purcha.'
two
new
himl
wheels
for
one
of
!he
city's
b'ig
rock
trucks
at
a
cost
of
iS
1
8.
Aid.
Stephen
ugjjesled
the
expenditure
might
lie
avoided
by
hiring
trucks
lo
do
I
lie
necessary
work
this
season
bin
tins
idea
was
not
approved
of
by
Aid.
Perry,
chairman
of
the
Hoard
of
Works.
The
building
at
Hie
corner
of
lrner
Street
and
Fiflli
Sired
which
houses
4
he
city's
street
roller
nnd
which
was
described
as
an
obstruction
In
a
recent
police
court
action
against
the
city
will
be
removed
further
down
Fraser
Slrecl
and
placed
on
city
property
it
was
decided
by
Hie
council
last
night
on
motion
of
Aid.
Perry
and
Aid.
W
I.
Hreer.
II
was
pointed
out
thai
little
if
any
expense
would
be
Involved
in
moving
Hie
structure
SUMMER
SCHEDULE
BY
C.N.
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
See
display
ad.
in
this
paper
for
summer
schedule
now
effective.
Nolo
that
rearrangement
necessary
on
account
oft
Inauguration
of
Alaska,
service,
the
firt
sailing
southbound
will
be
Saturday.
June
10.
at
0
p.m.
For
full
particulars
of
arrivals,
etc.,
phone
-On.
jj0
Her
Liver
Was
Bad
And
She
Felt,
Tired
and
Depressed
Mm.
M.
BittcrtiGroMwerdM,
8a
writei
:
"I
wu
greatly
dUtnrbed
with
pains
in
my
liver,
and
felt
tired
and
depressed
most
of
the
time.
One
day
I
read
about
Milburn's
and
the
next
time
I
went
to
town
I
bought
four
vials
of
them.
I
have
used
them
regularly,
and
after
two
months'
use
I
feel
like
aa
entirely
different
woman.
f
1
Now,
I
always
recommend
them
to
any
of
ray
friends
who
are
troubled
as
I
was."
f
There's
only
one
"Liii-Lirir
Ml",
and
that's
the
one
put
up,
for
the
past
32
years,
bf
The
T.
Uilburm
Co,
imit.
Toronto.
Oat.
He
sure
rid
bring
the
kiddir
lo
the
Veterans'
Picnic.
Slove
length
wood
13.50
per
oad
delivered.
Phone
N'.
Gur-
vich.
Cirecn
518.
lot
Archdeacon
jllx,
returned
to
the
city
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
(ieorgc
tin
morning.
Accounts
up
to
Jum-
10,
total
ling
1
3,170
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
city
council
last
night.
i
Mrs.
H.
H.
Skinner,
who
ha
been
on
a
trip
south
for
the
past
few
weeks,
returned
tit
the
city
on
the
Prince
!fprge
today.
Hose
Tea
In
Hie
Haptist
Church
Parlors
on
Thursday
from
3
lo
6.
Sale
of
Home
Cook
in
ir.
Candi
and
Ice
Cream.
140
Tony
Korean
was
fined
30u
in
the
city
notice.
...
court
this
morning
by
Magistrate
McCly
mom
on
a
coarse
oi
keeping
liquor
for
sale
at
Hie
Klondyk
Hooms,
Fulton
Street.
Annual
recital
by
piano
pupil?
of
Charles
P.
Balagno
at
Catholic
School,
Fulton
Street
and
Fifth
Avenuo
West
on
Friday
afternoon
at
4.30
prompt.
All
friends
will
be
welcome,
141
k
2,-:
";.
Miss
Ltjona
i
J'ajey.j
arrived
from
tSiHinimfftT
AKrW&P.l'-New
Westnfinsler,
0H.'Ihert
prinw
'iewrgc
this
niorniifc
lo
spend
the
summer
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Parker,
Seventh
Avenue
liasl.
The
Canadian
jisli
&
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
fish
"packer
Chief
Zihaa,
Capt,
Ifert
Hanson,
ar-ne1
from
tji.c
Queji
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday
morning
having
developed
trouble
In
thc
bearings
of
the
engine.
Tli-'
boat
is
undergoing
repairs
at
the
Kfy
Dock.
a
A
petition
from
residents
of
Horden
apif
Taylor
.streets
alio
Summit
Avenue
and
Fifth
Ave.
West
asking
that
the
preseni
stairway
connecting
Fraser
and
Horden
Street
be
replaced
with
a
cinder
path
was
presented
lo
tli-j
cily
.council
last
nfcdit
and
re
ferred
to
the
Hoard
of
Works
for
report.
The
city
council
last
niglil
passed
an
account
of
$70
iy
favor
of
Mrs.
(J.
M.
Iivls
covering
Hie
keep
of
an
indigent
child
which
Hie
city
is
endeavoring
to
have
placed
In
I
he
home
for
neglected
children.
The
child
is
that
or
Mrs.
Maynnnl
who
was
recently
sent
lo
prison
for
abus
ing
it.
The
i-ily
solicitor
ex
pressed
the
opinion
tin!
Hie
chances
of
paving
Hie
child
ad
milted
to
the
home
for
negleck-t!
children
were
nol
good.
INDIAN,
CHARGED
WITH
MUR
DER
OF
TEACHER,
IS
SENT
UP
BY
MAGISTRATE.
(Continued
from
Page
:ne).
shoes
and
other
personal
-belong
ings.
When
escorting,
the
.pri
soner
back
to
the
celts
tin
the
Court
Houso,
after
an
interview
between
Inspector
'Sptller
and
Sankey,
the
latter
had
said
ho
had
never
been
in
n
fight
and
never
fought
with
anybody.
Tle
constable
had
pnl.
replied
to
the
remark
of
accused
and"
nothing
more
was
said.
'
Dr.
West
Testifies
Mr.
J.
A.
Wesl
was
ihe
next
witness.
Jlo
staled
bo
hail
been
enigaged
in
he
study
of
-pathol
ogy
on
and
off
for
years
mostly!
m
London,
fcjigland,
and
later
in;
Prince
Rupert.
.lie
had
,
hen!
called
in
by
the
Provincial
polled
I
authorities
in
tills
ea$Y'tajcarryl
out
certain
analysis
of
stains
on
clolliirug.
On
May
31
he
had
been
banded
several
articles
by
the
police
and
again
on
June
2.
Since
then
he
had
been
examin
ing
the
stains.
lhe
pair
or
shoes
belonging
to
prisoner
had
been
examined
by
him
but
the
blood
stains
were
negligible.
The
stains
on
the
cotton
button
band
of
the.
woollen
shirt
bad
-been
examined
and
were
found
to
be
blood
from
which
only
crystals
were
obtained,
further
experiment
being
necessary.
Several
ileces
of
cloth
containing
stains
had
been
taken
from
the
coal
by
Dr.
Wcsl
and
the
coat
produced
in
court
was
ideutifeid.
In
reply
to
crown
prosecutor
the
doctor
said
he
had
found
a
number
of
dilfuscd
stains
running
Into
cacb
other.
The
slain
under
the
lapel
of
the
coat
was
tested
and
gavo
re-action
as
human
blood.
From
another
portion
of
the
coal
no
re-action
for
blood
bad
been
ob
tained.
On
examining
the
right
sleeve
of
the
coat
in
the
lining
a
dark
red
brown
mark
was
dis
covered
and
from
visual
obser
vance
only
it
looked
like
blood
but
this
had
nut
been
tested.
The
doctor
came
to
Ihe
conclusion
that
the
stain
had
come
liirourn
the
fabric.
The
slain
outside
on
the
cloth
which
showed
on
the
lining
looked
like
an
old
blood
stain.
A
pair
of
(rousers
belonging
lo
accused
had
also
beer
examined
by
lr.
Wesl
who
ban
cut
out
certain
portions
from
them
for
the
purpose
of
analy
sis.
There
were
a
number
ol
stains
which
appeared
lo
be
mixed
up
with
mud
or
dust
which
adhered
to
the
cloth,
lie
could
not
discern
which
had
been
there
first
Hie
brown
stain
or
the
mud.
This
section
had
been
analysed
and
it
gave
a
re-action
for
human
blood.
Inside
tne
right
hand
pocket
there
was
a
distinct
reddish
brown
stain.
Illood
crystals
were
obtained
from
Ihe
stain
but
the
remainder
of
the
lest
had
not
yet
been
completed.
Two
specimens
of
stains
had
been,
cul
from
the
cotton
shirt
and
a
faint
positive
re-action
for
human
blood
bud
been
obtained.
Identified
Wooden
Post
Inspector
Spilier
was
agais
called
.to
the
witness
box
lo
identify
a
piece
ut
I
i
I
wood
found
near
the
scene
ot
the
tragedy.
This
piece
of
wood
had
been
found
at
a
point
whicJi
showed
signs
of
a
struggle
unn
considerable
blood.
The
jagged
end
or
the
l
by
4
was
under
neath
some
fern
and
wiiat
ap
pea
red
to
be
blood
had
seeped
through
the
fern
on
to
the
wood
The
ground
where
the
piece
ot
wood
was
found
was
muskeg
It
was
a
fair
deduction
that
lh
blood
had
dripped
through
tin
ferns
and
moss
on
to
the
pus'.
Doctor
West
was
then
called
and
stated
he
had
made
an
examination
of
the
stains
on
the
Jagged
end
and
had
come
to
tin
conclusion
they
were
human
blood
stains.
L.
W.
Palmore,
defence
conn
sel,
questioned
l)r.
West
on
the
question
of
the
blood
stains
in
the
clothing
and
asked
ir
he
had
been
able
to
give"
a
definite
opinion
as
to
which
class
of
blood
I
hey
belonged
to.
Doctor
Wesl
said
he'
had
noi
leen
able
in
his
Investigations
to
distinguish
to
which
class
tho
blood
stains
belonged.
Mr.
Pat
mure.
"Here
In
Hritish
Columbia,
what
are
Hie
main
blood
group
ings
two
or
four?'
Dr.
West.
"We
have
such
a
mixed
popu
lation
I
do
not
know
whether
I
hey
have
been
tabulated."'
(jues-
tionedis
to
the,
stains
rouhll
0"n
nccused's
trousers".
Dr.
West'sabH
that
two
patches
examined
had
gien
a
definite
re-action;
for
human
blood.
Asked
if
heJid
found
any
human
blood
slams
on
the
shirt,
Dr.
Wesl
staled
there
had
been
a
faint
re-actiori
for
human
blood.
These
pat
ches
had
been
examined
tvir
and
gave
a
re-action
bolh
limes
This
concluded
the
evidence
tor
the
preliminary
trial
and
Sankey
was
formally
committed
bv
the
magistrate.
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
GARBAQE
NOTICE
All
citizens
are
reouesled
to
froide
receptacles
for
garbage
in
accordance
with
Hylaw
No.
58i.
These
cans
may
be
obtained
from
the
city
at
cost
price.
I
0
City
Kncineee.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Esstd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
B
sure
to
t
th
Osnulne
Look
for
the
word
"MIDY"
aula
by
U
drujfim
4
A.
Summer
Vacation
'
-JS"
With
a
thrill
at
Lveryuiance
Low
Excursion
Fares
Eastern
Canada,
United
States
Edmonton
Calgary
1
!
Jasper
'5;
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.
XUioIcc!
'of
Houtes
Stopovers
Inquire
'any
C.N.It.
Agent
P-'xPiKhht
St,
.
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v
"
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j
A
id
srm
ki
41
rl
BATHING
:
CAPS
A
large
assortment
of
New
Styles
in
both
Plain
and
Fancy,
25c
to
$2.00
SHARI
The
Newest
Creation
ami
Idlest
Sensation
iii
Toilet
Articles
Face
Powder
".
.....
$2.50
Talcum
...
...
.'..
...
$1.00'
Heauly
Cream
,
...
$1.50
Cleansing
Cream
$1.00
Compacts
$1.50
and
$2.50
Houge
$1.00
Lip'
Slick
$1.00
Old
Style
PEPPERMINT
PATTIES
Fresh
Shipment.
Special
Price,
per
lb.
.
.
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
The
Pioneer
Druggists.
The
Hexalt
Store.
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
Street
Phones
82
and
200
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
Phone
34
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Box
198
Simmon's
Steel
Beds,
Springs,
and
Ostermoor;MaU
tresses
in
every
room.
52
Hooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Haths
and
Showers.
Steam
Healed,
FJectric
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
SU
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
McBride
SU
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
of
limbers,
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint,
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
B.C.
We
can
supply
everything
in
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspeqt
our
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