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PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISll
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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Editor
and
Reporter
Telephone
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT''
Friday.
June
II,
1926.
Western
Route
From
Peace
River.
The
weera
route
from
Peace
Hiver
is
again
being
discussed
and
(he
relative
positions
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
a
outleHfor
that
district
are
also
being
cnuvased.
The
great
aim
of
the
engineer
seems
to
be
to
get
to
Vancouver,
whereas
the
aim
should
be
to
get
to
tidewater.
Vancouver
will
have
to
he
connec-led
with
the
northern
part
of
the
province
eventually
by
rail
and
that
connection
will
probably
be
by
way
or
the
P.U.E.
If
the
Cl'.lk
gets
the
Peace
llivet'
railway
from
Edmonton
it
will
eventually
build
through
fj
the
coast
but
what
that
route
will
be
cannot
be
prophesied
until
the
time
tomes.
Everything
will
depend
oil
the
conditions
obtaining
at
that
linie.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
an
established
grain
port,
as
she-expects
to
be,
there
is
niore,
chance
of
her
claims
to
the
terminus
of
the
line
being
taken
seriously.
Vancouver
will
also
jiave
connection
with
the
Peace
country
for
it
I
n
huge
country
and
will
do
business
with
ail
Pacific
ports.
Co-operation
With
United
States.
Canada
is
gradually
trying
to
co-operate
with
United
Stale:?
in
lhe"matter
of
liquor
smuggling
into
that
country.
It
i
a
sien
of
the
times
that
the
two
countries
are
able
to
jret
to
gether
in
a
matter
of
this
kind
instead
of
each
standing
on
her
rights
and
becoming
irritated
at
the
other.
There
is
no
reason
why
there
should
'not
le
the
closest
in
this
regard.
Canada
has
everything
to
gain
from
trying
to.iiVe.on
good
terms
with
her
neighborhood
she
gains
Iittle4Trom
the
nefarious
Jrafuc.u
This
ian
age
of
getting
together
and
here.
i$"thetuiorliihity
Vfehow
how
it
can
be
done.
Old
Mother
Nature"
e
r
Covering
The
Scars.
Old
Mother
Nature'is
gradually
covering
the
scars
which
were
made
to
the
towiiMte
at.
the
time
of
the
initial
work
here
ten
to
fifteen
years
ago
and
the
place
is
gradually
becoming
more,
picturesque.
Young
trees'
are
growing
up,
grass
is
growing
oil
parts
of
the
muskeg
and
Mumps
are
fading
into
the
landscape.
,
In
a
few
years
hardly
any
of
them
will
be
seen.
Time,'
the
great
healer,
is
attending
to
her
bur-mess
with
good
effect.
it
is
to
be
hoped
when
attempts
are
made
at
artificial
beau-tificatiou
of
the
city
that
no.
long
rows
of
trees
wift
be
planted
here.
We'
do
not
want
to
make
this
city
like
all
others.
Often
lhoe
rows
of
trees
are
extremely
ugly.
Here
trees
are
growing
up
all
over
the
lowusite
and
the
natural
trees
are
much
finer
than
any
that
could
be
imported.
If
we
encourage
nature
to
do
her
work
and
co-operate
with
her,
instead
of
trying
to
iminitate
places
that
are
badjy
handicapped,
we
shall
some
day
have
a.
fine
city
and
one
that
is
unique
iij
her
northern
beauty.
Farmers
Benefit
From
High
Price.
'
'
At
the'present
moment
the'
position
of
the
Canadian
farmer
is
much
more
fortunate
than
Ihaljof
the.
farmer
in
the
Utiiled
Stales.
ince
he
price
of
Canadian
farm
products
is.
above
the
general
price
level,
while
the
average
price
of
United
Slates
farm
products
is
below
this
level,
says
the
Roval
Rank
report
rur
suine
uiouiiis
me
wuoie
ireno
ot
nasic
commodity
prices
has
been
,
down
ward
in
both
the
United
States
and.
Canada,
and
as
usual,
raw
material
have
suffered
more
titan
finished
goods.
'I
ie
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
Index
for
2'M)
com-
nioditieS;in
April
was
ICO.O
ii
gainst
10:1.8
fur
Jnnnnrv.
while
the
April
3udex
number
for
Canadian
farm
product
stands
at
Ohuhe
other
hand
the,
United
Slates
-
Department
of
Agriculture
Index;
show
that
farm
products
in
the
United
Stales
stand
at
11(1
as
against
a
general
price
lever
of
npproxi
nialely
15'4.
In
both
caes
these
index
hijmbers
are
weighted
in
relation
to
the
economic
importance
of
the
various
prices
goijig
into
e
index.
The
prevailing
low
prices
for
corn
and
cotton
go
far
to
explain
the
low
prices
In
the
United
Slales.while
the
high
price
o
wheal,
which
is
proportionately
a
much
more
important
product
in
Canada,
is
a
large
factor
in
the
prosperity
of
the
Canadian
farmer.
From
this
the
conclusion
rrwiy
be
drawn
that
the
balance
between
purchasing
power
and
consumption
is
being
maintained
in
better
proportion
in
Canadn
than
in
the
United
Slates,
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Liquor
Control
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or
by
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Government
of
British
Columbia.
FINE
CONCERT
LAST
EVENING
Reginald
Oeen
and
Boy
Soprano
Entertain
Large
Audience
of
Local
People
The
Laities"
Music
Club,
that
small
coterie
of
congenial
souls,
Is
to
Pe
congratulated.
If
the
club,
as
a
club,
never
did
anything
ele
in
the
public
service,
it
justified
its
exigence
by
the
recital
last
'etenimr.
Willi
seats
down
the
aisles
and
standing
room
only,
the
United
Church
was
packed
to
(he
doors
and
nf-
ler
listening
lo
a
iwo-iiiour
pro
gram,
the
gathering
was
main
to
disperse,
Once
again
Prince
lupcrt
people
have
shown
that
hey
appreciate
the
best.
Ilcgiuald
(i.
.Oeen
of
Toronto
was
the
pianist
and
the
occasion
of
Mr.
fiecn's
visit
lo
the
city
was
the
examination
of
students
entered
for
the
Toronto
ttnnserva-lory
of
Music
exams.
And
the
iarjre
number
of
pianoforte
stu
dents
who
attended
the
recital
went
away
with
a
new
idea
of
the
possibilities
of
that
instrument.
The
program
was
a
heavy
one,
heim?
a
splendid
selection
of
the
classical,
and
well
known
among
musicians.
The
first
number
was
a
Hach-Lizl
Prelude
Jud
Fugiie
in
A
minor
and
was'
followed
by
Beethoven's
Sonata
I'athetique.
This
was
one
of
the
two
best
known
items
on
the
program
and
Mr.
(teen's
f.
..?
t
inierpreiaiiun
was
exceiiiioiiai.
jhe
adagio
particularly
still
riitf,'-
ilig
ui
the
cjirs
or
the
audience
oday.
Wonderful
Voice
Master
Henry
Carre
look
the
'.bird
number.
Master
Carre
has
a
wonderful
voire
and
the
ef
fortless
ease
with
which
he
used
the
upper
register
'arid
the
clarity
of
bis
tone
give
great
liromiVei
'l.'ostis
'.Mattinatta,'
Schubert's
"W
ho
is
Sylvia?"
and
Hraa's
"Angel's
Serenade"
were
the
three
items
of
this
third
number,
to
the
last
of
which
there
was
a
muled
violin
obbli-gato
by
Professor
Prjce.
Brahms'
"Khaiisody
In
B
aifnor,"
bcbuniaun's
".Nocturne
fn
F
major."
which
was
well
Lknown
to
the
audience,
fgam-
hati
s
Gaolto
and
the
colorfu.
?chubert-Ltzt
"Soiree
in
Vienne"
showed
Mr.
Geen's
techniipie
and
the
variety
in
the
items
was.
mot
pleasing.
Master
Ojirre
again
showed
to
advantage
in
0
Ilry
Those
Tears."
-Cuckoo
GhKrfc."
a
light
number
which
was
greatly
ap
preciated,
and
Massenet's
'llle-pie"
wilb
Professor
I'ryce
again
Accomnanyins
with
the
violin.
Yhe
audience
was
particularly
appreciative
of
these
well
known
Items
nnd
would
have
recalled
the
youthful
singer
for
more.
The
applause
only
calmed
down
when
Mr.
Oeen
promised
another
item
at
the
end
of
the
program.
Chopin
Compositions
The
last
item
on
the
program
was
six
of
Chopin's
most
popu-
ar
compositions,
starling
with
he
i'pr
fresh
"Waltz
in
C.
sharp
milior.
This
waA
followed
by
:'Fantasie
Impromptu,"
"Prelude
in
'C
minor,"
"Prelude
in
(5
minor,"
Nocturne
in
minor,'
atid
ending
with
th
e
great
"Polonaise
in
A
'flat."
which
really
demanded
a
concert
grand
yimio.
i
nese
numners
were
so
appreciated
1y
the
audience
that
-Mr
teen
was
not
permitted
to
depart
until
he
again
charmed
Ihem
with
the
seventeenth
cen
tury
oavoite
"Amaryllis,"
a
roval
little
thing
.written
by
Louis
the
Thirteenth
of
France.
The
extra
hv
Master
Carre
concluded
the
program.
II
was
''Home.
Sweet
Home"
which,
In
his.
hovift.li
treble,
cave
rise
to
scenes
of
long
ago
to
many
In
(.aJ"llece4
,
,
After
singing
"tlod
have
the
king"
and
a
little
speech
of
I
hanks
to
Mr.
Oeen
and
Master
Carre
from
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh,
the
president
of
the
Ladies'
Music
Cldh,
a
wonderful
eenjig
finished.
The
jdano
was
loaned
for
the
occasion
by
Mrs,..
Oeo.
Ilryant.
Mrs.
Hlan.ce
attended
to
the
door
and
the
ushering
was
performed
ly
s.
K.
Campbell
and
S.
Iarfon
i.ne
.tyceilent.Jiaving
peeff
set,
more
public
service
w'i
i
fn
fuldre
he
looked
for
appreciatively
from
inn
Lauies-
Music
Club.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
8
fi.
Jackson
and
family,
will
sail
aboard
th
rwees
Louise
tomorrow
fov
Mciorla
where
Mr.
.laeksnn
will
lake
up
his
new
duties
as
chief
opjuralrtr
at
flonzalcs
Hill
wire
less
station
after
having
been
several
years
in
a
similar
capn-
euy
at
Pigriy
lsIHnd.
Subscribe
folhe
Da"n7News.
OPENING
DANCE
AT
MOOSE
HALL1
Moose
Hall-wiis
formally
openi
ed
last
night
with
a
dance
given:
by
the
lodaait
which
about
200,!
people
were
present.
The
even-!
irwr
was
much
enjoyed
by
all.;
KxreJIenLmustcjwas
provided
by
Ai'iiur
Tircnesua
w
.
.""
Itoyer'-tt
'niater
.f
eerepionie
kepi..
:
thfngt
nu'vihs-
,
sapper
i
wasihtnilfjtWndejf:
the
.MJperin.
tendfefe-rVM
Jrttflteo'ltf.
results.
Toni
Kllioit
had
charge:
at
the
door.
The
eoninitllee
which
arranged!
the
event
and
ivtirieii
it
throoplq
so
successfultv
coiisitel
of
Kl
Scad.len.
It
iMaednnald,
X.
(naarg
and
.1.
S
iiiareclntck..
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
any:
"THK
holiday
and
the
wife'
'j
sub
J
'ike.
.
season
is
c.l
coming
toj
IF
iJiere
wei."
no
IndlscretionH
there
would
tie
..no
Tloelors
and
what
a
jut
telfor
the
world
wqahl
te
and
Il6v
dull.
IF
you
want
the
right
kind
0
a
boy,
get
Ihe
right
kind
of
a
dad
for
him.
YYIIK.V
playing
ball
yo
can't
le
at
the
hat
all
the
time.
ITS
easy
enough
to
marry
a
girl
hut
in
go
ramping
with
be
afterwards
Is
the
supreme
test
BTTJXO
out
of
the
hole
Is
tbe
chief
oceupation
of
man.
He
never
doe.
If
u
lT
financial
.Is
some
other
kind.
SAY,
let's
gel
in
the
swim.
THK
difficulty
about
Prince
Rupert
i
that
everybody
Is
.njy
there
is
hardly
anybody
to
anil
around
and
eritlcle.
AXYOM:
socially
ambition
!;as
a
mooil
Porluuity
of
being
preenteil
at
court"
this
week.
Mr.
Justice
MacDonald
is
ready
to
receive.
1
II
K
bathing
season
Is
or.
again
and
once
more
Prince
Ittt
pert
is
having
a
halt).
THIS
is
Friday,
fish
day.
th
day
of
had
luck
and
the
day
I
usually
make
money.
1'HF.N
Jut
let
nu
do
II
on
Fri
day
The
day
thal'l
always
succeed:
And
if
its
tliirteen
its
still
belter;
If
not
twent
-three
i
my
nee
1.
DYBHAYN
ADDRESSES
ROTARY
LUNCHEON
Tells
the
Members
How
Halibut
Dropped
to
Five
Cents
In
New
York
John
lyllia
n
told
(he
mem
bers,
of
Ihe
fbd.1ry
Chib
about!
his
recent
trip
'east,
In
Winni-
pit
vfbrn
he
vas
there
fur
coats
were1
iriiirli
hi
i.eiuv,
hats
were
flying
In
the
wind
and-
people
were
huddling
behind
'anything
that
would
pro'ec!
them
from
the
lenv-m.
,
,
;..
Mr.
lybhaii
also
hiiiled
at
one
of
the
difficulties
Hie
fislj
buyers
meet.
VVliife
he
was
in
New
Virk
Ihe
immense
catch
of
mackerel
had
brought
down
the
price
of
halibut
so
that
fih
which
cost
tin.
dealers
fifteen
cents
or
more
no
the
Prince
Ilu-
pert
market
and
on
which
ex.
press
lolls
werr
paid
to
Xew
York
The
Real
Cause
Of
Constipation
Is
A
Bad
Liver
lrfl
-TfS
PmVI
Vsliae
HaVZaT9liri4I
1
JTMWa
B.O-
mtltta-J'Tot
intiiy
yer
I
hre
been
troubled
with
my
Iivr.
and
iuf.
tered
terribly
with
eonttlpation.
I
HEAED
ABOUT
Mllburn's
snmsnnm
I
BBBBBSr
A
BBl
BW
.
Bl
BBBBB1
HIB
BBBBi
SB
sal
hate
been
frritly
ImpTbred
lint
I
itartad
to
take
tbem.
I
cannot
rceommenA
thftn
too
highly
to
any
one
who
U
troubled
with
their
liver,"
Kllburn
'
Lasa-Ltrrr
TilU
are
not
a
new
and
untried
remedy.
Tbey
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
pat
32
yean;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Hillum
Co.,
LlsJuJ,
Toronto,
Out.
f-ijl
.n:;yrM4y-,J
-f71i
j'
i
ii
l
n
I
si
t
I
.
-
m
ii
xrrzi
"'
mmwk
Have
faith
in
ihe
laundress
tfho
uses
Sunlight
Soap
expert
laundress
has
tried
all
kinds
of
soap-
-the
biggeit'loolcing
and
the
purcit.
When
she
uses
Sunlight
Soap
you
may
be
sure
she
has
a
wholesome
respect
for
your
clothes.
She
knows
only
pure
soap
is
safe
and
economical.
She
washes
with
Sunlight
because
she
has
found
it
cleanses
safely.
She
knows
Sunlight
Soap
is
clljurc
oap,
Kicked
by
a
$5,000
guarantee
of
purity;
that
it
faithful
to
fabrics
and
ruinous
to
dirt.
Therefore,
if
you
would
rather
have
your
clothes
well
washed
and
safely
washed,
choose
the
Sunlight
laundress.
cfrj.
Experience
says-
"Sunlight
Soap,
being
made
from
nothing
but
pure
ingredients,
keeps
clothes
beautiful
and
preserves
fab
n
setllrift
at
fie
ces
a
pound
in
Hie
llastero
slates
Mr.
Iybliavri
itlil
a
number
of
iolereslitiir
incidents
of
Ihe
trip.
.He
was
in
Ottawa
when
the
mem
bers
wer1
worried
because
of
the
i!icovery
of
whikey
in
Ihe
members'
dexks.
There
was
much
explaining
ilone
ami
consitjerablc
excitement
oir
tlie
matter.
WATta
N0TICC
Dlonliii
and
Ut.
ROtia.
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and
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tr
li
if
waier
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a
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tumie
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wlxrii
f.i
nurthel
and
drain,
lulu
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11
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daleil
mm.
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Trie
water
will
Ijo
dlvrrlrd
fruit
the
ktreim
i
point
alMHil
to
fret
rrn
iiimiiti
i,(
rreck
and
107
rel
e
or
nurllwi4l
mrnei
Mil
Hi.
and
will
lie
uord
fur
rannert
nriMi(
nimn
Um
Cannery
lle.
il.rriti(1
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417.
Sluim.Hi
iit.
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lland
This-
iKillre
wa
piwled
on
Ihe
aniund
m
iim-
ism
oa
or
.May.
lr,.
a
.npy
r
inir
nuiiir
ami
i'tniraiiin
piir.uani
llwrelo
and
In
I
lie
"Waler
Ail,
nil."
win
Is-
rilinl
m
Ihe
nrrii-e
nf
the
Waler
lie
Hrit-r
at
I'rlnre
ftnpcrt,
D.C.
0ilp-liu
in
the
'illralliin
may
lie
riM
wllh
the
aid
Water
llirorder
or
with
the
omitt
(roller
or
Waler
ltitit..
l-arliamrni
tnnld
inr.
Mrturia,
B.C.,
wilhln
il,irlr
il.
arir
the
flrl
apearan-e
ot
tbla
mnire
in
a
Inral
newspaper.
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dale.
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Atfiij
NAVIQABLC
WATIUS
PROTtOTION
ACT
R.S.O.
Chapter
lis.
The
nritlah
Columlila
Fuhlnt
k
rack
Inr
Unnpany
l.lniiliil,
lrrliy
itlvra
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lire
lhal
II
Iy
nwl.r
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7
r
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Mll
Set.
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Willi
lh
Mlmeler
nr
I'nlilli
.
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Oh-
"'rim
irf
he
lililrirt
Heal.irai
or
the
Land
pen
ry
OUtrlrt
nr
Prlfirw,
itrrpert,
al
l-rlmr
l.upcrt,
B.C.,
a
di-ji-rlnlhiii
r
Ihe
Hie
ami
the
plana
or
a
wharf
or
pier
and
luild
inira
llu-reoii
prfiiHi.rd
tn
he
hulll
on
tlul
rrriain
iMirllmi
of
land
alluale
almui
iwn
and
mm
It.
r
nillet
went
or
Allinrd
Bay,
Skld-Mle
Inlet,
fri.iillna
on
ul
til
Oueen
:harliitle
Iiuirlrt.
and
known
ai
And
like
notlre
that
aTler
the
eplra-lion
of
one
nmnllj
rn.rn
the
dale
of
M-firtl
ptihllcaihiu
or
Una
nolire
the
Brltlah
cnliiinlila
ruiunr
4
Pa.klnr
"iiiVaiiv
"
l.lniid
will
under
aeellon
7
f
II
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rt.
apply
to
Hie
MtnlMer
,r
Puhlir
"
Wmk.
It
hi.
orrice
in
the
rliy
or
.
Plan,
and
ror
leave
in
ronatrnrt
t
ttt
aald
wharf
or
pier
and
Imlldinn
Iherenn.
lul'd
at
prlnre
liiiiert,
H,c,
thla
Slat
11
(lay
of
May.
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FISMINO
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