I
Gl
PAfiB
1VC
Area!
wide
wlieat
craekr
RUSSIA
CEASES
TRISCUIT
made
the
same
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafer.
Crisp
Delicious
The
daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
HRITlSil
CfOLUMUIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
excepj,
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,:
Third-Avenue,
H.
F.
PULLBN,.
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau,
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITIOM
2JgJBSa!iiriay,
March
ja,
1920.
Everyone
Will
Watch
Compulsory
Arbitration.
Tle
compulsory
artiitrat
ioi
law
just
passed
in
Italy
will
be
watched
with
much
interest
throughout
ihe
-world.
While
we
all
like
the
idea
ol
arbitration
il
i
tjffnult
In
uinlert;iiwl
how
lliey
prupo.e
bj
eiiloree
the
fnUiiulory
!rluiM.
However,
Uiat
reniH'ii
tn
be
-eeu.
If
llai
rail
make
ii
vyrk,
other
countries
may
do
the
-.ame.
lt
is
rather
difficult
to.
iiiidcrsfaiul
bow
a
M;iuliui
can
be
responsible
for
n
really
-important
advance
in
democratic
government.
.".
Picnic
Grounds
...
'
At-Salt-Lakes.
A
picnic
ground
L
desired
at
Ihe
Salt
Lakes
where
local
organualiuns
may
hold
athletic
Hrts
or
enjoy
themselves
t
i
any
maimer
desirable.
The
Trade
and
'
Labor
llouncil
Itas
offered
to
to-operate
in
semriiij;
Hits.
If
such
a
prowrd
can
be
laid
out,
there
should
be
little
difficulty
it!
Organizing
a.
bee
and
getting
fifty
people,
to
spend
a
day
working
there
anfl
getting
it
in
shape.
II
may
be
it
Hlllo
difficult
deeiiJiiig
on
.1
site.
Doubtless
the
Parks
Ruanl
whjfch
was
appointed
lal
fall
will
get
busy
pretty
soon
and
arrange
for
something
to
be
doiic.
The
swimming
club,
it
has
been
suggested,
mWzhl
be
gixen
charge
of
the
lake
and
possibly
also
tlu
j
a
pproiicbnig
grounds.
'
Freight'Rates
'
And
This
Port.
Prince
Rupert
has
never
asked;'
for
lower
freight
rates
for
grain
than
is
given
anyone
ele.
;y
list
now
there
is
a
demand
for
rates
that
are
just
as
low
as
Ihof'e
tp
Fort
William
from
an
equal
distance.'
If
that
rale
is
toi
l6v
then,
let
both
be
raised.
rjieiHykickweirhavmhHd-hu'4ieeigahisttbe-
unequal
-treat
inem
areorueu
me
I'acmc
cnasi.,
uet
us
oe
all
on
the
same
footing
and
there
will
then
be
no
'more
to
say.
Refusing
Women
.'
Privilege
Of'Beer.
,
The
hotel-keepers
of
Edmonton
are
refusing
to
sell
beer
to
women.
There
have
been
wonieii-.w.lii
abiised;
the
privilege
and
the
others
must
suffer.
Of
eonr."
men,
ijever
abuse
(he
booze
privileges.
They
never
get
drnukuil
male
themselves
a
nuisance
on
the
streets.
Men
are
models
for
but
with
women
it
indifferent.
''
Our
stand
is
that
if
beer
is-goVjd.
for.jjieii
it
is
also
good
for
women.
Ifnen
are
to
Jie
gtvcuiyrftflegtn,
women
should
lie
given
the
same.
It
is
our
(ipinlijihat
tbVl;olel
keeper
of
K1-niontfui
caiinol
legally
refuse
In
$H(Jleef
16.
wOnieu
when
there
is
no
law
against
H.
If
it
is
imptiMt!
(ii'
conduct
the
parlor?-decently
with
women
there,
it
is.Uign
That
ihey
rhoulil
Inclosed
up
and
not
that
women
lfoiiW,be-ejectuded.
,',
V
v
Indian
Relics
For
,
-
B.C.
Institutions.
'
'
There
is
a
movement
in
thes-Oiilh
lftget
o
collection
of
Indian
relics
for
the
I'uiveisily
o&B.C,
Ofbiirse
the
provincial
government
would
be
expected
liyrjy
-f(jr
jb,'
The
government
has
alreadyeiirc'd
ft'ery
fine
collection
or
Indian
curios
in
the
uiuseunnt
:Vt'oria;
ijnd
ir
a
collection
is
needed
in
Vancouver
it
shoutlK'lii?;
for
foiirotiver
people
to
secure
it.
not
the
government..
'Injl'rinee-Rupert
efforts
with
thai
end'
in
view
have
been
jiiadeilOT'lher
;(?
now
a
fine
collection,
in
the
Rank
of
tkomnerce
.IknJVng,
part
of
it
loaned
and
the
.other
pai
l
Ihe
property
of
.h&rffty.,
heft,
for
the
city
bv
the
museum
b...u?.d.
lt-i..
to
hoihppe'ffliat
n
-effort
will
be
made
to
secure
further
specimen,
and:
to'aruir"
;'
'"-
.
part
of
tin-collection
now
loaned.
A
nnmber
of
people
have
slytlred
the
Indian
arts
and
custom
Mild
11)0
W'irk
miffht
well
cnnl'imio
l.i.l
:i
i
i.i
be
(M
l
i
i,
,,
the
nmvert
(
-hijibtf
ijl.
in
wb-ti
v..ung
pe.-jtl.-
are
mUMeifeil.
Fisherman's
Suit
WEAR
"FISHERMEN
TOWER'S
SPECIAL"
Waterproof
suits
in
bad
weather
and
ts-
h
-rdlv
;i
sultjei
l
TOWERS
i
SSiM
BRAND
IMSMIillMIIiV
stiic:iAi.
Sf.
127:1
Slit
I
tlltSt
42
lTTtl
ftt
MADE
IK
CAUDA
keep
smiling.
They
are,
made
for
service.
Jcktt
-
-double
ply
tad
roomy
inner
brtn
piece
with
ltun
futeiwn.
PuiU--cloiCiJ
tide
pattern,
very
ruomy
tad
double
ply.
Both
firnwtiti
ttt
mtide
in
yellow
and
Uv
t
very
tou(h
wevirif
cirlice.
Mde
by
Cnd'i
foremoit
witerproof
clothing
intnu.
fcturei,
in'iiici
33
to
46.
On
Salt
ly
Flihtrmm
Supply
mmkmlt
Insist
upon
getting:
a
genuine
Tower's
Fith
Brand
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
lORONJO
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
HALIFAX
MONTREAL
t
TO
BE
FACTOR
WHEATEXPORT
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Explains
Why
Canada
May
Expect
Era'
of
Great
Prosperity
DOMINANT
WHEAT
COUNTRY
Need
of
Reasonable
Freight
Rates
Stressed
by
Head
of
National
Railways
HAMILTON,
Out.,
March
t:f.
In
an
a-Mres
here
al
a
iiaJtquct
in
his4ionar
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
Ihe
Uanalliati
National
(lailways,
voiced
Ihe
opinion
that'
Canada
was
on
the
eve.
of
a
sfcater
era
of
nrooerity
ihan
had
yet
been
experienced
by
the
nation.
He
drew
attention
to
the-
fact'
that
lliisia
bad
ceased
to'
be
a
factor
in
(he
xKrt
of
wheat
and
that
economic
condition
in
the
I'uite'ti
Stales
were
such
that
that
nation
wool-1
shortly
be
dependent
upon
Can
ada
for
wheat
exports.
'I
hertsfore
(lanada
was
promised
Hie
ertvi-
nhle
iiosition
of
heinp
the
ttomin-
ant
wheal
export
mjr
natwn-'
of
the
worlds
This
not
only
would
result
in
the
Dominion
iiecoaainu
in
nrtualtly
the
out.Muilintr
rn-
ary
of
the
world
but
would
alo
attract
more
and
more
people
t-i
i.yrifullural
pursuits.
The
mone
tary
returns
ntre
obviou.
Freight
Rates
lo'sciisnins
frefcrht
rate
Sir
Henry
sail:
I
vvih
lo
slate
emphatically
thai
in
pulling
thes
thoi?hls
l-efore
this
patherinp
I
am
not
udvanetn?
any
amumenl
for
in-creasinj:
freight
rales.
Any
country
where
traffic
i
handle-l
over
lone
distances
hould
tiaye
the
lowest
freizhl
rates
po-tble
and
I
would
tie
the
last
person
to
advocate
an
Undue
increase.
Rnt
il
seem
to
in
that
it
is
to
the
national
ad
van
--wc
to
permit
the
railways
a
rate
that
will
allow
them
to
fulfill
their
duty
to
the
nation,
ami
41
the
same
time,
provide
facil
ities
to
uieflli&
iie&ai&.f
ilH
martus
of
Irafne.
If
we.
as
a
na-
ion,
throttle
th
arteries
of
traf-i'io
by
any
undue
rediirtion
ol
rales,
then
we
must
iHeitally
face
hard,
times.
On
tbe
oilier
tiarftl.
if
one
advoeates
leavinu
the
rales
alone,
uie
is
liable
to
he
branded
an
enemy
of
tlevelwp-merit.
To
iny
minrl
(here
is
no
reason
why
a
courie
eannot
be
ouinl
whicii
will
accomplish
the
doutde
objective
of
servinc
Ihe
public
an-l
at
the
same
lime
as-.isllnc
the
railways
in
accom-dishlnp
their
logical
objective.
"This
f
Uift
thoii2h1
I
dellre
to
leave
before
the
Canadian
Man
ufacturers'
Association,
You.
as
90
orjranizaliou,
are
one
of-lbe
foremost
shippers
of
thf
road
an-l
in
this
I
include
the
Canadian
Pacific,
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
is
one
of
the
buihlers
of
CAtiada
and
musl
be
considered
in
any
atiempl
to
readjust
tlie
freight
raes
oiruclure,
the
same
a
the
Canadian
National
system.
Yon
know
what
Ihe
railway
mean
lo
Canada
and
how
valuable
ihev
are
asa
national
development."
UNITED
CHURCH
Officers
Chosen
For
Year
by
Woman's
Missionary
Society
at
Meeting
Yesterday
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Women's.
Missionary
Society
of
the
United
Church
held
its
annual
meeting
yesterday
when
Mrs.
0.
V.
AVilkinsoir
was
elected
president
Ihe
following
is
the
complete
list
of
now
officers:
Presidenl
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson.
Vice-presidenl
Mrs.
W.
II.
Kersrin.
i.nrrespondinR
sec.
Mrs.
W.
T.
Ketin.
Treasurer
Mrs.
-W.
J.
Kirk-pal
rick.
....
v
lter.orhTA
secs
trJApie
'
cone.
f'H
j
'
H'ranger's
,sec-iMrs.
J.
Kriki
evsky'.
.v
Suiiejlntendcnt.
of
Christian
HlewnrdMilp
Mr.
Henrsre
Wnd-dcll.
A
,
I.iMle
Idsht
Hearers
Afrs.
V.
C.
('
Ketchum
aniiMrs.
Wiublell.
Mile
Hot
sec.
Mrs.
Win.
Shprmsn
Sr.
Delegate
0
Provincial
f.onven.
jtlon
Miss
Isabel
Ilnddock
I
The
provincial
convention
0mMM.
expert
Ala
Alabastine
does
not
rub
oS.
Alabastine
is
sanitary
and
wholesome.
Alabastine
does
not
become
sour.
Alabastine
is
the
only
sanitary
water
color
wall
coating.
Beware
of
festine
y'oiif
Walk
THE
difference
between
the
co3t
of
Alabastine
and
wallpaper
or
paint
will
practically
pay
for
the
services
of
'
an
interior
decorator.
Your
home
maj
thus;be
Alabactined
by
an
expert
without
paying
any
more
than
you
would
for
wallpaper
or
paint
alone.
Lovely,
mellow
Alabastine
tints,
expertly
applied,
will
endow
each
room
with
rare
charm
and
distinction-achieving
a
delightful
harmony
or
color
tones
which
all
women
of
good
taste
desire.
Write
for
Free
Stencil
Catalogue
showing
attractive
stencil
designs.
Also
write
for
booklet
"Homes
Healthful
and
Beautiful"
illustrating
the
exquisite
effects
of
Alabastine
tints'.
.'
.The
Alsbisune
Co.
Psrls,
Limit
4,
Puis,
Onttxie.
CHU
RCH
S
HOT
or
COLD
WAT
ER
Alabastine
takes
plaei'
in
VamvM
n-
on
Aprii
il
and
Miss
HuiIiImi
k
i-xpecls
to
iro
-ouiii
ror
tiii-
oi
.tsivui.
ENJOYABLE
SCOTCH
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
One
Hundred
and
Twenty-five
Persons
Attended
Affair
Held
by
Hill
0
Chapter-So
uie
1
25
person
a
roosl
eAjovaidi-
lime
al
n
Spoil
ili
laiici-
which
wi-
hehl
last
nihl
in
l
o.
U
K.
Hall
l.y
Hill
UO
'Iwpter
in
aid
of
the
children's
.vard
fund.
The
fuel
dial
the
irehesfra-
Kaye
Meir
services
free
of
eharKe
made
the
proceeds
utiicli
more
Kut1artlial
than
they
would
otherwise
have
heen.
The
'oily
affair
kepi
up
till
afler
?
'icliek
Ihis
inornhtg,
refresh-nenl
havintf
been
served
at
midnight.
Three
out
of
every
four
dance
were
Scottish
in
nature.
The
musicians
for
the
Snntlish
lances
wer
JoUii
Hremner,
fames
Walt.
J.
H.
Maekay
and
W.
Yauxhan
ha
vies
and.
for
the
'.anadian.
Mr.
Sharp.
Alex
Mitchell
and
Mis
Ames
Irna!don.
The
entertainment
committee
consisted
of
Mr-.
Jt.
Walker,
Miss
Caroline
Milehell.
Mls
Asrne
tionaldson'
and
MJss
Ktanda
Mawh
while
the
nonnber
of
the
refreshment
comntiUee
-
Mere
.Mrs.JfK
liavev.
Mrs.
?in'ith
ami
Mr.
John
Manson.
Janie
Simpson
wa
innler-
nf
ceremonies
and
Mf
Walk.
r
and
Mrs.
Man-son
presided
al
I
ho
door.
,.
HOTEL
ARBIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
Norman
Hamer.
J..C.
Illsham.
W.
(i.
l
owler.
c.
s.
NVUHiiuis.
NV
f.
Campbell,
(i
l
Fisher
and
NY
I.
Chinniek.
Ya'innivcr:
Mr.
ann
Nfr-.
n.
T
Cr..-,.
Stewart;
It.
i
l.nvesrriMi
an.
I
Nf
l'oimd,
Seal
Hp;
NY.
SmiUi
.,.
,i
l.
edib-i
She
Couldn't
Sleep
Hwt
Was
So
Bad
Mm.
J.
D.
MtClietoek,
CUrlott--town,
P.KI.,
writes:--"About
year
tgo
1
wu
greatly
trout.leJ
with
my
Lesrt.
I
could
not
sleep
at
nlgM,
and
was
so
nervous
I
imagined
that
I
could
see
everything,
in
the
room
moving,
and
wonld
have
to
turn
on
tbe
lights
before
I
could
get
to
sleep.
Alter
having
read
of
your
I
took
several
boxes
Of
them,
and
can
now
get
a
full
night's
sleep
without
any
trouble,
and
eel
fine
in
every
way.'"
Jt,
N,
Tills
have
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
32
years
1
all
dtsJers
sell
thera
put
up
only
by
The
T.
imiuiCo,IJniitsd,TW06tl
Out.
Anyox;
NY.
S.
llarn-.
lia
Hon.
Central
J.
fl.
Hrown,
Naneouver;
I'..
V-'lilasi.
and
S.
lluinko.
city.
I..
P.
II.
steamer
Princes
Ileal
-rice.
Capl.
T.
Cliffe,
arrneil
froin
i
Naneouver
and
wayiMirls
at
?I0
lln
afternoon
and.
alter
di-
jeharvins
local
earvo.
ailel
on
her
return
south.
WATER
NOTICE.
DOsrslon
tn4
Utt
TAkK
ViTli.K
thai
Vifl
Parifir
l..rl.
mil
Viiw
I.
id.
.Mrr..
i.
Jul
I'emlvrliin
HltlMmr.
VlrlorM.
h
..
lll
iM't
fur
a
kfwitn-
i.i
Kke
sod
ur
so
UIik
fel
S-T
aeriioil
i.r
aner
mil
id
ami
rrrk.
wMrh
IWw
mtutttrrty
an
Irani
intu
Slalr
i:hnrk
rwE
abrnii
irfw
.ml
if
hair
nuir
rnini
n
mouth.
II-
alw
will
be
dl-rtrl
fpinn
up
irram
al
a
ihmhi
alKin
tr
hair
ulle
mrtkmi'Mi'm
Inwi
Ihr
iiiltr.!
rwr
if
rr.
f
l.
Tp.
,
aaal
will
!
umi
r'
iMVHPMlr,
Vlnlns,
Vitt.
su-ain.
In
iuotrtal
part
ujn
thr
Hml
iVnimi
!
-tTl
if
Tinnip'
!
.
TralialP
IaimI.
beM
a
i
il
I
imnrr.
ih-
Ira.
b'
i)illniil
Tbt
ihiIIii
at
ivMinl
un
ih
tnm4
"B
!
STIh
da
at
lruan.
ISC..
rtm-
nf
intu
knin-t-
ami
an
mvllralM
pnrntM
ilvrrt"
and
llw
-Waier
xn
-
win
be
riii
in
tiM
Hirirp
i.r
in-
Water
.
.rtlrr
al
I'rllKe
Miiri.
n
bv-niuti
iu
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