uwewinigs,
ui
MP
day
ha
by
n
means
yet
completely
dawnc.
.when
ejectririly
is
accomnlish
ing
all
that
it
an
accomplish
for
agriculture,
sifys
the
CUrislia
Science
Monitor
editorially.
The
reason
for
this
is
largel.
me
great
rosi
involved
in
lit
use
or
una
form
of
power.
Ii
a
fanner
must
pay
5po
to
lt-
uuu
.casp.
in
advance
to
pet
hi
farm
equipped
for
service
and
does
not
own
the
equipment
at
that,
undf
oir
lop
of
that
lie
musi
pay
from
ft
Keen
to
twen
iynv&
cents
,a
kilowatt
hour
"ur
lo.e,
cunejil,
it
makes
ttie
coM
oft-the
service
so
high,
thai
tl
absorbs
all
the
advantace.
It
is
with
this
thought
in.
view
uiai
tlie
Public
Ownership
League,
of
America
has
published
an
article
on
the
subject
of
l-.lcclricily
on
the
Farm."
What
is
needed,
it
says
tn
part,
i
electric
power
for
the
farm
at
cost,
"and
the
cost
kept
down
to
me
minimum."
It
urges
that
,
there
are
five
ways
in.
whicn
.such
a
result
can
be
accomplished.
These
are
municipal
service,
co-operative
public
ownership,
rural
power
districts,
state
ownership,
and
federal
power
systems.
And
it
states
thai,
for
details
regarding
any
one
of
these
methods,
or
for
copies
ol
bill
and
data
as
to
the
achievements
and
the
tremendous
possi-bililieVin
this
field,
interested
parlies
are
referred
to
the
Pub.
lie
Ownership
League
of
Ameri
ca,
with
headquarters
in
Chicago.
Electric
power
at
cost,
it
1$
.lhe
contention,
well
based,
apparently,
on
fads,
will
revolu
tionize
conditions
on
the
farm
and
restore
American
agriculture
to
Hs
proper
placer
in
sociai
prosress
and
prosperity.
COURTS
ARE
NOW
MORE
TOLERANT
Petting
and
Cocktail
Parties,
Nude
Dances,
etc.,
Win
Re-
cnanltlnn
.
NEW
YORK,
July
22
The
extent
to
which
the
invading:
manners
and
customs
of
a
new
-pen
eratjon
have
been
accepled
a
part
of
the
modern
scene
has
t
'VjPnrikingls:
reflected,
in
Ywdrfc'at
least,
in
tba
traditional
last
resort
of
conser-
r
vatisrq.
tJie
court.
Many
of
the
new
practices
the
public
pelting
party,
the
cocktail
party,
the
"nude
art'
,danCe'
and.dts
older
and
some-
i;what
out-dated
sister,
the
"hoot
,
ciiieikoptchier
i'ave
Won
recog
-
nil
ion:
and
taleralionin
judicial
.
decisions.
One
magistrate
summed
it
up
'
In
'a
UTctum
that
years
ago
puch
conduct
"mibt
have
been
:
wrong,
but
now
the
people
want
it."
-
.
Max
1).
Stquer,
one
of''
th
leading
members
'
of
the
Xew
Y'brk
bar,
in
a
divorce
suit
said
tiie
''lounsei
lizard"
has
be
come
a
welcome
consort
for
wives
of
tired
business
men.'
jinu
conduct
wiitch
a
lew
year
aponvotild
have
branded
a
mar
ried
woman
as
a
social
outeasi
is
now
accepted
as
conventions!
Women's
Rights
"Women's
rights
have
J'dwn,,
his
brief
slated,
"and
,
,-he,ir;fp(il,ilical
franchise
is
only
a
part
-bf
vibejr
privileges
and
prorocratives.
Cocktail
parlies
are
riven
almost
daily
in
social
circles
like
those
in
which
both
plaintiff
and
defendant
lived,
So-called
netllifff
'
parties
are!
no
,
.longer
a
badge
of
meretricious.
ess
or
cause
for
social
ostracism."
Justice
Ford
heard
lesliinoiiy
that
the
woman
defendant
in
.t
he
rase
and
a
co-respondent
'
had
'
dJeen
"seen
breakfasting
to-getherfa
negligee,
'and
kissing;
and
that
she
spoke
of
'Vocl-lai1
ilr,p"
luev
"bail
allended.
active
"part
in
campaigning
against
Indecent
literature
de
,
tclared:
"Many
things
the
girls
arid.
j?o6hg
women
do
nowadays
are
so
easily
nijsconstrued,
es
pecially
by
us
old
fellows,
and
yet
they
are
perfectly
harmless,"
As
for
-"cocktail
parties,"
he
added,
"why,
even
my
daughter
tells
me
about
them."
"
Once
upon
a
time
Uroadway
whispered
about
a
theatrical
T
m
linn
V
n
A
ln(
mm
AtinA
Wtirl
item
i
-
I"-.
.
"
:
.I'm
DAIIiV
KuT3
,
'.
.';
Thti.
.la
-
ii
i
-
jtA
,
'
ityjig-j
-Mgy-
a..
-.
xjjswhi
ii
mmmm
mwm
wm
mm
m
i
nupmnnj
stilus
.
m
,mmm
i
ap
i
i
j
j
mm
waa
a
i
sjaiap,,
J"
ELECTRICITY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
'
J
By
George
McMatJ
AND
THE
FARM
m
S3iSk
L
II
2&s:U
''Isms
'
mi
I
Ai
.SLk!.
v
Electricity
Is
.
Not
,
Yet
Accom
!
s
-
i
mm
w
pushing
.
all
It
Canfor
Ag
-
xloiilt.,..
t.
The
day
lias
lonig
since
wljen
ie
farm
was
cut
off
irom
all
the
comforts
of
cit;.
a
chorus
in
tisrhls,
The
ptUei
day
a
Xew
York
magistrate
rulcu
Ibat,
jn
a
certain
current
pro
Iqctiqn
in
which
a
ybiing
wonfan
appeared
in
raimejil
"so
,scap
and
frail
as
in
law
'"J
ignored,"
exposure
of
they
person
was
not
unlawful.
Common
Exhibitions
A
society
is
noL
corruuted.
Magistrate
(lordon
held
"by
-'ex
hibitions,
to
which
it
has'hVcbn'
juile
accustomed
and
'whigh
f
accepts
as
common."
He
point
ed
out
that
"the
whole
effect
is
.lot
unlike
that
which
may
t
seen
in
paint,
marble,
or
bronze
n
neiirbv
.every
jart
,
gallery."
Magistrate
llrodsky
applied
.
the
morals
of
"uroadway
to
l!i?
ess
.expensive
Eight
.
Avenui-
luritirrs,
1
lbe
poor
man
yanls
to
see
he
young
ladies
shake
the
slununy
as
well
as
does
the
rit-ii
man,",
he.
declared.
"Years,
a?o
uch
a
performance
might
hfave
lieen
wrong.
Hut
now
the
peo
ple
want
it."
Xol
so
lonj
ago,
the
stage
seldom
echoed
anylhinig
.stronger
than
"by
criciy.HS-
'Wfler
vau
deville
had
led
the
way.
Hie
legitimate
theatre
began
lo
pro
duce
plays
with
"realistic
,dia-higue.""
Certain
"play
attract
large
crowds
partly
because
o!
i
lie
fame
of
Ibcjr
'Uhockrs."
Social
Decadence.
Pulpits
ning
.with
.denuncia
tions
of
the
"social
decadence'
revealed
at'flt?
fiiaw
'friuf;
yei
lie
episode
of
Earl
Carroll's
rc-
eent
"bath
tub
parly."
passed
ji,
ornparalive
silence
as
Jar
as,
il
oncerneo
me
attendance
or
pro
minent
men
and
women.
Indignation
-
last
year
revived
the
play
jury
system
to.
pass
upon
IbQ
alleged
obscenity
of
Hroadway
productions.
This
year
only
three
charge
werr
brought
against
performances.
Only
one
resulted
in
a
convic
tion,
t
-
v
Marfstrale
Gordon'
tn
'
lhi-1
"Uroadway
Eve"
case,
summed
up
with
the
statement:
"While
prurient
court
might
be
shocked,
I
am
inclined
to
hold
that
present-day
standards
do
not
reasonably
permit
of
Mrs.
Frank
Iifbb-and
.daughter.
Mis
Winnie
Ilibb,
will
sail
Saturday
evening
on
Jbe.
llrince
George
for
Vancouver
on
,a
holiday
visit.
Miss
Dibb,
who'
is
a
member
of
the
hospital
mrsinc
s.taffr1m
been
ill
lately,
.
,
fl.CANADIAM
PPRYE
WHISKV
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
1
l
aHim.
1
I'M
1
,
.
,
,
.
j
MORE
RESULTS
OF
ENTRANCE
EXAMINATIONS
Four
Pass
at
Annunciation
School
and
Many
In
Local
Districts.
.Special
fo
Iaily
News
VIOTOllfA,
July
22.
Further
uecessful
candidates
in
the
n-
c'iit
.llitrli
SCI109I
entrance
exam
inations
in
Northern
and
Central
lritish
Columtda
are
as
follows:
Prince
Rupert
j
Annunciation
School
Hose
r'ortin,
361
;
Margaret
Van'Cooten,
;2J;
Muriel
Stejiliens,
326;
Kath-
Urqu
jlearle,
301.
Hazelton
Centre
liazelton
Louise
Anderson,
JSC.
Aew
Hazelton
M.
Jean.
Mums.
351.
Terrace
Centre
Doreen
J.
Alfred
H.
Leake,
121.
KilsumgaHum
I'ronuitcd
on
ecominehifalfori,
li?
Kathleen
turnetl,
ttoltert
Donald,
.Nora
F.
lays,
Frank
J.
Hipp,
Alva
K.
Moore,
liessie
M.
Moure,
Evelyn
I).
Thomas.
Private
study
Arthur
G.
Mac-
lonald,
31
1.
Stewart
Centre.
Stewart
Mary'
K.
Jack,
310;
-veretl
Ward.
300.
0
1'remier
Thomas
Hobinsoii.
318.
Swift
Creek
Marion
C.
Clau
sen,
332.
Smlthers
Centre
SiHiUicrf-IIcssie1
J.
Campbell.
I2C;
Ima.(L
tJqbefl,
31:
A.
.leriiMiiio-.Warner,'
312;,
Margaret
M.
Downey,
305;
Emma
G.
Morris,
02;
Theodore
A.HaalH.,
300.
j'romoleip
oh
Itccominendation
JOrlinda
J.
Hartnell.
Alice
G.
La'imer,
Hildtir
Fagerltd.
iloberl
il.
Duulop,
Vera.
Doodson,
I'aul-
me
G.
Furness,
It.
Frank
Smitti.
Marjorio
A.
Whrner.
Burns
Lake
Centre
Decker
Lakt
Itulli
li.
l'iche.
330.
Francois
Lake
South
Dorothy
M.
Hlackiu'an,
302.
-J-
I'alling-John
It.
Lonjg,
3.11;
Alexander
Kelley,
3lrt.
Bella
Coola
Centre
Bella
Coola
Evelyn
Gordon.
187,
Olivia
Nycaard,
35(5,
Irene
Nygaard,
335;
Bertha
Jac6bserr,
320.
Bella
Cfiola,
Lower
Margaret
Widslen,
301.
Mackenzie
Leicester
Hunter,
37
1:
Kathleen
Tucker,
377,
W!fl-nifred
Christensen,
335.
NoolsaUuin
TeoL.
j'ayne,
31
1.
,
'
Ocean
Falls
Centre'
Ocean
Falls
Promoted
on
recommendation,
Kathleen
Barker,
Theodore.
ChrlsUe,
Marjorle
lnr-
sell,
Albert
Killin,
Elizaheth
Lisk,!
Hoy
Murphy
Ernest
Ollett,
Hazel
Ilidley,
Halph
Sievers,
Alice
Soso-novilch,
Nicholas
Schonvltch,
Helen
Tinkler.
Ucluflet
Centre
Toflnn
Itlchard
Guppy,
300.
Eucluelet
-
Violet
I.
Fletcher.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
t
ietcher
:on.
Private
Sut.ly
lot
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
alvance.
No
Ac'vertiscrr.tnt
taken
for
less
than
50c
K.
Mary
Karii.
CONCLUSION
OF
TENNIS
TOURNEY
ft.
Howard
and
Miss
Tremayne
Win
Mlied
Doubles
and
Car-
mlchael
Captures
Hell-broner
Cup
CITY
TENNIS
CHAMPIONS
4
!
Ladies'
Smiles
Miss
Car-
oline
Mitchell.
Men's
.Singles
A.,
11.
Car-
tnii(hae.
.
.
Ladjo,')
Doubles
.Miss
Car-
olloc
Muebelt
and
Miss
Pete
Tremayne.
Men
s
pontile
E.
W.
Mar-
entetlc
and
h
E.
Hob-
crtson.
Mixed
Doubles
It.
Howard
and,
Mjjs
Wje
Tremayn.
H,
Howard
and
Miss
Pete
Tre
niane
won
the
mixed
double
ily
championship
tennis
tour
nament
.last
night
by
deleaUiu
Col.
ami
Mrs.
S.
1:
MeMnrdie.
II
was
a
closely
111a
tcb
and
was
follower
Aitb
a
grat
deal
of
int8fet
by
Uie
spectators.
A.
II.
Carmichanl
won
l
i
mens
singles
championship
by
beating
E.
W.
Marentelle,
6-3,
fi-2.
The
covrled'
Heilbroner
cuj
is
the
trophy
for
this
event.
II
is
expected
that
a
orial
af
fair
will
be
held
.11
lbe
near
f
iture
when
the
various
trophic
tvill
be
presented
to
the
win
ners.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BEATSJURLEW
Scored
Another
Football
Victory
By
Winning
2
to
1
Last
I
NlghL
In
a
gimd
gnnm
of
foolbsll
al
lbe
Acrojfdis
;ii.ll
rgroutt'ls
last
11
1
gui
neiore
a
nie
crowi
01
fans,
the
Prince
It
u
perl
cily
learn
again
defeated
a
learn
from
H.
M.
S.
Curlew
by
a
score
of
2
roa1s
to
1.
Both
-teams
showed
Improvement
in
plrty
over
the
previous
game
and
some
good
combination
was
displayed.
The
sailors
kicked
off
with
the-grade
In
their
favor
and
took
due
advantage
of
it.
After
a
series
of
liMsles.
the
Jackies
worked
the
ball
up
lbe
field
when
Iheirenlr
forwnl
iiiaMf
ya
JiouuiiOil
drive
from
stitiie
$5
yaVils
out
and
land
ed
the
ball-rigbl
in
lbe
corner
of
the'
net.
t
lialf
time
lbe
score
stood
1-0
in
favor
of
the
sailors.
Second
Half
In
the
second
half
the
city
team
lopk
he
initiative,
and
speaking
generally
had
Hie
better
of
lbe
play.
Sam
Cyrrie,
playing
at
centre
half
for
the
'cly,
made
a
iie,al
drive
when
some
distance
from
the
opposing:
goal
and
beat
the
sailor's
custodian
by
placing
the
ball
in
the
corner
of
the
ncL
As
the
result
of
a
corner
kick,
Norrlniitnn,
jn
the
cilys
forward
line,
made
a
great
kick
and
was
successful
hi
placln
the
ball,
wilh
a
fine
.screw
shot,
right
in
the
corner
of
the
Jackies'
The
nutslnndlng
player
on
the
field
wac.Snm
Ciirrie
In
tin
Hlv'
308;
Josephine
Dinns,
302;
CeciUialf
back
line,
wbp
put
up
ono
WANTED.
tillll.
wants
work
al
"onre;
at
least
25
monthly.
Apply,
Alice
.Noble.
Smithers,
B.C.
174
Ycm'Ng
Man
Wants
Work,
any
Kind.
35e
an
hour.
Phon
Black
209.
I
ft
W
A
N
TIT
-
Experienced
oannery
man
Plioiif
ton.
1
7f
I
FOR
SALE.
KHi
SALE.
Double
corner
ot.
sixth
Avenue.
Section.
Six,
one
bbwk
from
Booth
Set
100'.
Cheap.
Very
easy
terms
Phone
Black
15
1.
7.1
FOIl
SALE.
Hotel
Massett.
,
izood
bargain.
Ill
health
cans,
for
selling:.
Apply
WIHian
Hudson.
MasselL
B.C.
FOIt
SALE.
Two
view
lots
01
Fourth
Avenue
Knl.
Cbevip
lleasnnable
term.
Phone
Ile-lOOnrlMack
7t.
U
FOIt
SALE.
How
boat
and
out
board
Kilo
eneine,
in
first-class
enmlitinn.
Phone
He
too
or
Black
7tt.
it
FOIt
SALE.
Twenty-two
foo
launch,
I
i
h
p.
oneine,
spec!
It
knots.
Sacrifice
t75j)n
Phone
lied
720.
(
FOIl
SALE
Four
-
women
house,
with
balh.
Rood
garden.
Section
two.
Phene
Black
fit
I.
t7
TO
RENT
tilt
HUNT.
Iirscn
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
East;
six
room
modern
flat
willi
bath
room
and
workshop
premise
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyd.--Transfer.
130
Second
Avenue
OH
IIE.NT.
Two
first
clas
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
Westcnhaver
Bros.
TIHNISHEI)
Housekeeping;
11
00m
lo
rent
by
the
day,
week
ot
month.
Phone
lied
607.
tf
HOUSES
for
Hent.
Some
unfurnished.
20
and
up.
Appy
215
Fourth
Avpnue
East.
OH
HENT.
Pianos,
phonographs
and
ewlng
machines
Walker's
Music
Store.
'Oil
nENT.
Four
room
sulle,
hot
water
healed.
Apply
SniiU,
&
Mallet.
'
TWO
roomed
furnished
shack
for
rcnl.
Phone
Black
700.
MODEIIN
HOl'SE
for
rent
Five
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
of
the
best
exhibitions
of
football
ecu
on
the
local
field
for
a
lone
while.
Leading
Seaman
Edward
handled
the
whslle
in
an
efficient
canner.
A.
Clappcrtnn
and
a
member
of
the
warship's
crew
Of-feiated
a
linesmen.
The
city
team
took
Hie
field
as
follows:
A.
Murray,
goal;
Halg
and
Vic
Menzies.
backs;
G.
Mitchell,
Sam
Hurrie
and
I'al
,0'InneH,
half
backs;
ItttsseH,
Jnluisnn,
Dickens,
W.
Mitchell
and
Nprrington,
forwards.
-
-.
-
1
i
TRAP
HpOTINO
At
a
shoot
of
the
Prince
nu-perl
Gun
Club
on
the
Park
Avenue
range
lost
night
thi
following
scorns
were
made:
J-
Srotl
23
E.
C.
Gibbons
30
J.
Krefo
19
J.
Taylor
17
It.
J.
McDonell
of
Rlewart
arrived
in
the
cily
on
(he
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
Articles
Lot
and
Found,
Ac
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
noAnn.
Second
-
The
Inlander,
8311
Avenue.
Phone
137.
IIOOM.
Board
Third
Aveniti'
optional
Phone
Ited
.136.
FOUND
FOUND.
Hub
screw
cap
for
Ford
car.
Apply
Daily
New
rdflce.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
I.AKP.LSE
LODGK.
near
Terraen.
Visit
LakeUe
litbia
II01
Spritrgs.
I.Uhla
Is
one
of
Hi
finest
mineral
waters
knnwt
for
rheumalism.
Good
f!
lulling
for
rainbow
trout
In
luikelse
lake
and
riwr.
Motors
meet
all
trains
glvinc
thrcHigt
eonnection
with
Ide.
Telephone
conneeted
to
Terraije
J.
Bruce
Johnstone,
manager
CHEVROLET.
O.N
arid
after
July
I,
overtime
rates
will
be
charged
on
Sundays
and
public
holidays
and
after
7
p.m.
on
weekdays.
TtyUVs
necessary
to
compl
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lit
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purl
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louring
.
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starter
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on
Landing
fiJO.00!
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581.00
all
models.
Term
payments
arranged
if
if
desired.
8.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Dealer.
210
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Beautifully
situated
near
Ferry
Altitude,
2H5
feet.
Camping
and
Fishing
Trips
arranged
FIRST
ClaSS
TABLE
with
produce
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TUB
FARM.
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