9
I
PAGB'TWC'
rooms
and
all
the
conditions
suitable
to
swimming
and
el
there
are
those
who
fail
to
take
advantage
of
the
opportunity.
,This
seems
foolish
on
their
part.
"
'
-
Value
Of
Health
'
Must
Not
Be
Forgotten.'
j
One
of
the
greatest
things
in
the
world
is
good
health.
Most
of
us
are
born
with
fairly
strong
bodies
but
we
do
no
al
ways
treat
them
right.
e
forget
that
they
are
important
and
we
do
things
which
we
know
nre'likely
to'
injure
Ihem.
'"'
Some
of
us
eat
loo
much,
others
drink
.'loo
mucjii
Others
do
not
take
proper
exercise,
while
breathing'
and
Ihe
supply
of
fresh
air
are
both
neglected.
Without
a
strong
body
it
is
difficult
to
do
one's
work
well
and
physical
discomfort
is
apt
to
react
in
mental
discomfort.
A
condition
of
happiness
helps
keep
the
body
in
good
condition,
so
the
cultivation
or
a
happy
disposition
is
something
worth
while
both
"because
of
its
effect
on
ourselves
and
also
because
it
is
more
pleasant
for
others.
.;,.'
Greatness
Consists
In
Actions,
Not
Words.
'
Greatness
consists
in
actions;
not
words.
Sometimes
also
it
consists
in
refraining
from
action.
Often
it
is
harder
to
hold
back
than
to
do
something.
'Once
a
teacher
tried
to
illustrate
this
by
telling
his
pupils
that
if
slruck
on
the
cheek,
the
noble
thing
lo
do
was
not
to
np;with
the
fist
and
hit
bark
but
lo
turn
Ihe
olher
cheek
and
.suggest
perhaps
he
would
like
lo
hit
that,
too.
Possibly
Ihe
illustration
is
a
Utile
far
fetched
but
A
food
to
stuoVonto
play
on
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Children
like
its
crispness
The
Daily
News
PIUNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
DaUy
News,
Limited
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
CU1TIOH
j5r
Thursday.
April
2-.',
1020.
Hope
For
Success
Selling
P.Q.E.
It
is
to
be
hoped
Premier
Oliver
will
succeed
in
selling
the
l'.fi.K.
With
Ihe
help
o'lnnd
granls
from
the
governments
concerned.
These
lauds
are
nl
present
unused
and
I
ho
railways
will
senile
Ihem
much
more
rapidly
than
will
the
province
or
tin?
Dominion
government.
While
Ihe
best
(hing
that
could
happett.
it
Jinuld
seem,
would
he
for
one
of
the
big
railwuy
systems
to!
operate
Ihe
road,
the
next
best
plan
would-
be
for
some
private
company
lo
lake
it
over
and
pay
themselves
for
their
trouble
out
of
the
land
to
bo
opened
up.
However,
we
rather,
doubt
the
ability
of
Premier
Oliver
lo
pursiiade
anyone
that
it
would
be.;
a
good
investment.
We
hope-
he
ran
and
that
the
purchasers'
will
make
a
good
thing
oi
it.
Learning
To
Swim
Important
To
All.
Several
lives
have
been
lost
this
year
because
of
inahilily
to
swim.
Roys
and
girls
grow
up
in
a
place
highly
favored
like
this
and
go
out
into
Ijfe
without
being
able
lo
keep
themselves
from
sinking
if
they
fall
into
the
water.
It's
a
pitiful
condition.
II
is
difficult
to
understand
Ihe
mentality
of
a
boy
or
girl
who
noes
not.
yearn
lo
get
mlo
Ihe
water
and
of
a
parent
who
refuses
to
aid
in
the
satisfying
of
that
urge.
Many
lad
from
inland
points
learned
lo
swim
in
a
dirty
creek
or
a
stagnant
slough.
Water
they
craved
Snd
nothing
could
slop
them.
Here
things
are
loo
easy.
We
have
a
fine
swimming
pool
with
fair
dressing
the
lesson
is
that
self-control
Is'
necessary,
is
indeed
the
find
thing
for
a
young
man
to
learn.
-';
Games
As
A
Factor
In
Controlling
Self.
V
Game's
are
very
important
In
teaching
a
bov
op
inrl
sietf-
control.
When
games
cease
to
do
Hint
they,
cease
o
be
of
value.
Football,
lacrosse,
and
other
sports
in
which
there
is
teatp
work
and
in
which
self-restraint
has
to
be
practiced
to
iusilre
success
are
the
ii)ost
valuably.
As
long
as
the
plavers
Keep
meir
tempers
ana
piay
me
game
like
men
they
are
learn
ing
lessons
in
self-ronlrol
which
will
last
throughout
life.
Bilious
Headache
pains,
the
aches,
the
THE
tired
feelings,
the
depression,
the
bodily
discomforts
are
the
result
of
the
accumulation
of
poisons
in
the
body.
Only
the
liver
and
kidneys
can
purify
the
blood.
Mr.
John
Ireland,
Nobleton,
Ont.
writes
"I
du
a
great
sufferer
from
severe
headaches
and
bilious
pells.
I
tried
number
of
remedies
without
obtaining
any
benefit
until
I
was
advised
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
These
completely
relieved
me,
and
made
me
feel
like
a
new
person.
I
am
very
grateful."
When
they
fail
they
must
be
aroused
to
action
by
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
They
are1
so
direct
in
action
on
the
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels
that
relief
comes
quickly
and
serious
ills
are
avoided.
Dr.Chase'sKidney-LiverPills
35c
a
box,
all
dealers,
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chaw
Medietas
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Canada
STEWART
MINES
MAKEPROGRESS
Spokane
Paper
Tells
of
Work
Being
Done
There
In
Letter
From
Field
Correspondent
A
special
field
correspondent
of
Northwest
Mining
Service
oi
Spokane
writing
in
the
most
recent
issue
from
Stewart
says:
'
The
main
cross-cut
tunnel
oa
tho
15.0.
Silver
Company's,
properly,
adjoining
the.
Premier
jJline
on
the
north,
is
expected
shortly
to
ojien
up
two
mure
'parallel
veins
which
have
he1
U
strongly
indicated
by
diamond
drilling.
Consurrently
with
this
work
the
development
of
the
high-grade
ore
shoot
by
up-rai-
ing
is
being
prosccuteil
vigor
ously.
A
month
ugo
ft
was
conservatively
estimated
that
in
this
re
body
alouc
there
was
now
in
sight
more
than
one
million
H.C.
Silver
Is
consequently
looking
heller
than
ever,
aU
though
sunn;
time,
must
elapse
before
it
can
be
put
on
a
regular
dividend
paying
basis.
It
is
the
most
extensively
and
deeply
de
veloped
properly,-
as
well
as
tho
best
equipped,
in
the
hofe
Portland
Canal
District;
with
the
single
exception
of
the
:
Premie?
MiilP.
Premier's
New
Ore-Shoot
Drifting
and
cross-cutting
on
the
No.
2
level
of
the
Premie.
has
demonstrated
Coneiusivelv
that
Ihe
new
high
grade
ore
hod."
does
not
exiM
on
that
level.
It
it
now
proven
thai'
the
shoot
of
high
grade
being
opened
up
on
Ihe
No.
I
level
is
an
off-
lion
I
or
fault
displacement
from
th
parent
ore
body.
One
hundred
feel
of
drifting
will
bring
th
new
workings
pa
the
No.
I
leve
inlo
old
worked
out
slopes.
No.
1
level
will
begin
shortly.
As
the
situation
now
stands
there
i
a
good
body
of'.
ore
available
aloe
and
probably
for
some
distance
below
the
'no.
I
level
in
the
new
shoot.
Although
it
i
not
a
separate
ore
body
a
ad
drfes
not
persist
lo
arreat
depth,
it
is
an
important
asset.
Jlarly
in
the
present
month
production
of
the
mine
will
he
somewhere
between
too
or
600
los
a
day,
utilizing
to
the
utmost
Ihe
enlarged
capacity
of
nill,
power
plant
and
tramway.
Earning
for
some
time
in
Hi!
future
are
consequently
likely
toj
show
a
material
increase
over
those
of
the
last
half
year
'or
so.
Big
Missouri
Promising
Although
I
have
not
yet
had
an
opportunity
of
examining
the
Hig
Missouri,
I
am
informed
on
all
hands
that
it
has
every
earmark
of
a
real
mine,
undr
pro
gressive
management.
Although
Ihe
lug
Missouri
was
turned
down
by
the
Premier
people,
it
is
Ihe
general
impression
hero
that
they
made
a
mistake.
To
Acquire
Indian
Mines
lt;rincer
in
Ihe
employ
of
the
Premier
Company
are
constantly
examining
properties
and
ar
now
reported
to
have
gotten
good
results
from
their
recent
samp
ling'
of
the
Indian
Mines
Com
patty
s
property.
A
deal
for
thai
properly
Is
now
1-eing
negotiated
and
it
seenls
certain
that-one
will
eventually
be
closed
by
which
the
Premier
will
take
over
Ihe
development
and
operation
of
thi
Indian
group.
It
Is
located
a
shdri
"distance
north
of
the
Pre
mier
jujd
on
the
opposite
side
of
1
lie
i
valley.
Dunwcll
is
doing
well
and
look
like
a
safe
speculation
at
its
pre
sent
price.
Many
unusually
good
topeculalii
omiorlunilies
Conllnued
from
Pago
1.
single
and
more
uniform
enforcement.
It
would
be
more
easy
lo
trace
fugitives
and
there
would
bit
relief
always
at
hand
when
required.
"The
question,
howeveiV'
Col.
McMullin
concluded
"is
entirely
up
lo
the
-council
lo
decide.
I
have
nol
corne
here
In
ask
you
lo
make
llie
change
hut
merely
tc
give
you
such
information
as
you
may
desire."
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
inquired,
if
it
were
decided
to
make
the
change,
could
the
provincial
police
absorb
members
of
Ihe
present
city
T7TS
.
Thuid.,
Ain
II
:
nAn;fKB73
52.
:
-
Absorb
Local
Force
Cot.
Mis.MuHln.?
replied
that
while
he
could
make
no
definite
promise
at
this
jilne.
It
was
pos
sihle
that
thor
ffeenf
men
infeh?
be
absorbed
in
the
provincial
force
and
stationed
somewhere
else,
lie
fell
that
il
would
be
(teller
to
nttiiie
all
entire
chance
here.
:
Aid.
PcnyJiMiuJred
specifically
regarding
the
hlef
iipd
foUyMfc
Mullin
repift'dat'
lie
ilioushl
he
cinild
saft?Iv
pylial
Ihe
cjiief
would
be
tnkVrff
in.
Aid.
Ilrowtttffisked
if
Ihe
cilyH
police
stnutUL-would
he
used
by
the
priiytrieV
t1.
e.
Col.
Mo-Mullin
rrptlerth
the
trfirmalive
slating
that
the.
cily
would,
of
course,
b
required
lo
pay
for
water,
light,
find
'and
phone
as
it
did
at
present.
Mayor
.Vewlnnbrmighl
up
the
question
ns
to'
whether
six
inea
would
he-sufficient
to
police
the
city.
II
had
often
been
complained
that
thjv
present
city
force
was
not-large
enough.
Col.
McMullin,
in
aswer
to
Ibis,
said
that
Ihe-
sJatr
ifftiirMtstrifit
of
fice
here
would
TVnyji
be
available
if
necessary.
Aldermen's
Views
After
asking
some
questions
as
lo
what
other
eilies
in
the
province
had
already
made
Urn
change,
Aid.
Casey
expressed
lh
opinion
that
no
oilier
thriving
and
growing
city
m
the
provtwj
suen
as
rntire
unpen
nai
ycij
transferred
its
police
authority,
j
Aid.
Stephen
fell
thai
it
was
at
step
in
tho
right
direction
toj
make
the
change.
There
we'ei
loo
many
polic
fon-e
in
the
eilyj
and
there
would
he
a
aii
by
combination.
Slating
that'
he
city
sIimmI
lo
save
money,
rij
ff
lime
when
It
was
desirahlc
Of
ae
eery
ihrtlac
possihle
anil
expres-ing
the
belief
that
the
oily
would
be
hebr
policed
by
nHukinji
lire
change.
Aid.
Drown
nuifeil
thai
an
agreement
he
entered
miu
with
tin
provincial
gnvwumenf
to
polftw'
the
city
atony
Ihe
hues
set
out
by
(Sot.
McMnUfrr.
The
motion
w.im
seconded
by
AW.
Perry.
City
Solieiter
Jones
enquired
n
to
the
lertn
of
such
an
agree-ment.
Col.
McMullin
replying
Ilia-it
was
customary
to
make,
it
for
vested
in
the
peujde
to
a
foreiar
authority
without
first
con-ultmu
the
people.
I'lie
city
was
pre-sumiug
to
frie
away
a
privilege
that
the
people
llad
long
fough'
for
and
for
some
time
enjoyed..
question,
he
could
see
no
'guar
ant
pc
that
a
saviug
would
be
ef-
Ily
mnkin
the
i-hange
proposed,
(lie
city
would
he
going
back
i
one
year
subject
in
three
months'!
notice
tliereafler.
j
Flying
In.
Public
Face
j
In
moving
an
amendment
that!
fh.
miest
imi.
I'm
mil
I.,
nlilia
....
...
...
........
-
wards
and
resnlving
11
self
intol
seconded
he
felt
would
he
well
II..
.ii.i
selves.;
;Mrtfead
of
flying
in
(he
face'of
publii
opinion
bni
selling
Ihe
liberty
or
Ihe
peopbij
without
eonstoltipiar
tliein,
tie
nnne.1
thai
a
ptf'WscitenmjIwkq'iillou
b)
laketi
HI
llie
earlfesi
poshibb'
'
T
dale.
Aid.
barsen
seconiled
amendment.
Mayor
Opposes
wished
lo
ie-'i(i
every
statement
of,
Aid.
Casey
as
his
own
"honrsl-lo-tioit
convictions."
lie
are
now
to
he
rinind
in
this
djs.,
failed
to
see
where
there
was
to
'
.Irict
and
il
is
confidently
ex-
'
Mis
K.
BriH,
579
Redwood
Ar
Vinnipr-,
Man.
writes!
"I
was
trouMtd
with
such
nems
headaches
that
oine
times
I
was
nearly
era
with
them.
One
dsy
a
friend
told
me
about,
and
advised
me
to
use
m
o
I
tried
it,
and
it
has
done
nit
a
world
of
good.
I
Juit
took
two
and
a
half
bottles,
and
I
hsren't
had
a
headache
for
a
long
time,
now."
Put
no
onlr
by
The
T.
Ullbura
Co.,
Iisiiud,
Toronto,
Out.
A
substitute
"
VARIETJESt
K-Ib.
and
Mb.
cartons
arui
5-lb.
txnrs.
Canadian,
Pimento,
Swiss,
Camembcrt,
LImburcrr,
Gruycrc,
CratrJ.
ite
of
the
people.
Aid.
Caseyi
laled
thai
he
was
in
no
wnl.e
any
material
saving
and,
-ven
ready
td
siihruit
a
right
that
waif
then
was
a
sain.
In-
'uuns'
i
!hai
the
ancl
course
wuutd
he
for
the
cily
to
rontoiue
(lie
.qu
i
-ittinn
of
it
own
affair,
lie
real-;
wed
that
there
had
ln-en
criticism
of
the
local
.-idminislraiioo'
but",
spe-aking
for
himself
and
Ids
As
to
the
financial
side
of
Ihelffllow
police
commissioners,
hr
fell
that
(hey
had
done
their
best
to
keep
the
c'ly
in
a
safe
rnndi
reeled.
II
was
all
upposition.Hion.
From
what
lie
had
heard
clude
that
the
outside
districts.
where
the
provincial
police
were1
an
autocracy,
lie
did
not
believpfhi
charge,
had
met
with
Ihe
same
Ihe
cban.e
would
lie.
in
accord
ance
with
popular
sentiment.
He-fore
making
a
Mrp'so
reactionary
and
drastic,
Ihe
mover
and
and
read,
he
could
not
but
con
difficulties
a
ltd
had
achieved
with
no
heller
success
in
meet-fug
them
than
had
(he
municipal
toliAi
administration
in
Ihe
city
advisqd.
(o
.
give
Ibi;
people
lheruncil
would
be
doing
rluhl
In!
oppdHttnittf
of
cxprfssln.ibem-Jumniiu.'
al
a
ronclitsum
wllhoii'l
peeled-
that
olhers
will
he
dis-
WaS
Nearh
CMTV
closed
as
a
result
of
this
sea
son's
work.
CITY
'HANDS
OVER
POLICING.
OF
CITY
TO
PROVINCIAL
FORCE
AT
SPECIAL
MEETINQ
OF
THE
COUNCIL.
From
Headaches
zhing
the
ofj
Urn
(he
opportunity
of
eprCsJng
their
own
Choice.
If
ihe
citfeiis
voted
for
lie
change
Ifien
bf
would
hav"
nothing
further
Id"
say.
The
Division
The
vole
was
ihen
taken,
lh
theljimcndmenl
being
voted
for
by
Aid.
Casey,
Aid.
Larsen
and
Ihe
mayor,
Ihe
rest
of
the
council.
Mayor
Newton
slated
thai
tmlWitli
the
exception'
of
Aid.
W.
.1
jijreer.
who
was
not
present,
op
posing
it.
The
resolution
was
Ihen
carried
on
a
slpill.lr
diision
and
was
declared
passed
by
III
Worship.
The
merlinig,
which
was.alsj
atletiiled
by
Police
Commissioners
V.
II.
Montgomery
and
Meorgo
t'rizzell,
then
adjourned.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
II.
S.
Mcf.ei.d,
f.
0.
ftosworlh.
C.
McKinnell,
W.
Mann,
(.
Harris.
W.
Sinclair,
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
C.
Starr,
V.
A.
Wallace,
.lolm
W.
Allen.
M.
Kurber,
J.
A.
Mrtlher-
iwell,
Jl.
A.
Cornwall
and
Thomas
'Louden,
Vancouver;
J.
II.
Mr-iMiillfn
and
(I.
A.
SI.eVens,
Vo
lloria;
P.
H.
Hoc,
Sunilnerland,
James
I.nmb,
Cassiar
Cannery
Central
W.
.1.
Hartley.
Vancouver.
H.
A.
Stevens
of
tho
provincial
public
works
arrived
yesterday
from
Vlrjorfa
and
wilt
spend
Ilia
next
two
or
Hirer:
weeks
In
the
city
supervising
work
lo
be
ilon)
here.
can
piay
football
-so
can
a
Red
Grange.
But
oh,
what
a
difference.
Substitutes
are
made
and
sold
for
Kraft
Cheese.
But
they
can't
take
the
place
of
Kraft
Cheese.
Not
when
the
taste
has
once
known
Kraft
flavor.
When
you
ask
for
Kraft
Cheese
youVe
a
right
to
get
it.
The
label
will
tell
you
whether
you
do
or
not.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworker,
etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELOINO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3ft
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sillint
frtiCD
I'noc
Huri,
or
VAKICOUVCM.
VIOTOMIA,
Sen.n
a.,,
ana
Al.rl
TM4i.
1
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.f
VSNCOUVtR.
VICTOMIA.
Alert
,
MS
l.llm
a.,.
SMwrf
,
10
oe
ANVOX.
rOUT
IIMCION
Nm
Rli.r
Cinn.rlM,
Thur
f..'
J0"!
'eSOM,
ANVOX.
ALICE
ARM,
STCWAITT,
SuMir.
B
p.BW
f
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Iimii.
I.
a.rntleT,
AfsnL
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NvM'l
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a
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TONIGIir1
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PROCURABLE
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or
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me
urifinal
L.b.l
laok
for
It
at
tl.
Vendor's
and
Insltt
on
C.RANT'3
-BEST
PROCURABLE"
This
ndverlifiemenl
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Un
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Oovornmeiit
of
lirltish
Columbia