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published
Every
Afteraoon.
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Riipert
Dailv
News,
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ntra
Avenue.
H.
F.
PUI.KN,
Managing
Editor.
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
UAll.Y
fcDITIO
Election
Seems
Only
Solution.
Tuesday.
June
29.
1926.
The
Mackenzie
King
iruvf
rumen
t
has
resigned
and
Meighau
has
been
called
unon
to
lorni
an
administration
at
Ottawa.
The
Progressives
after
obtaining
all
they
wanted
from
the
Liberal
regime,
have
bitten
the
hand
that
fed
them,
for
it
wa
their
defection
that
brought
about
the
cmis
which
provoked
.Mackenzie
King
to
Hibmit
the
resignation,
of
his
government
after
hi
requot
for
dissolution
had
been
denied
liy
the
Governor
General.
J
u?t
as
the
Liberals
depended
on
the
supporter
the
Progressive
and
others
to
retain
control
in
the
HoiKe
so
will
the
Conservatives
have
to
do
if
they
decide
to
take
over
the
rein
of
government
They
cannot
hope
to
hold
the
support
of
the
Progressives
any
more
than
the
Liberals
were
able
to
do.
True;
they
might
lake
over
and
hold
the
administration
for
the
time
being
if
the
House
now
prorogued
without
any
further
contentious
business
coming
up
but,
in
parliamentary
!-esion.
they
could
hardly
expect
to
retain
control.
The
situation
has
indeed
come
to
an
impasse.
Any
parly
tu
remain
in
control
mnsi
continue
to
pander
to
the
irresponsible
group
ifProgfessives.
The
air
must
be
cleared
and,
while
even
an
election
might
not
improve
the
situation,
it
seems
about
the
only
reroute.
It
is
safe
to
predict
that
there
will
be
another
federal
contest
within
a
twelve-month
and
it
is
at
least
to
be
hoped
that,
however
it
may
go,
either
one
of
the
major
parties-will
have
a
wwking
majority.
It
is
impossible
for
anyone
to
carry
on
under
present
conditions.
Much1
Grain
to
be
Shinned'
Hera.
TJie
announcement
bCeorge
McTvor,
general
manager
of
wfivurjiuui.
ii&ui
iri3
111
iii&jiiiuii-lu-r.ii
j'
VI
lllicjl
lljll
Hon
bushels
of
grain
through
(he
Prince
Hupert
elevaUu
thie
year
is
welcome
newst.
That
wilUmean
that
fify
or
so
freight
vessels
will
have
to
come
here
to
pick
up
cargo.
It
will
be
the
large!
shipping
movement
iu
the
history
bf
the
city.
-
These'
ship
will
bring
business
to
the
port
aiif,
together
with
the
staff
of
the
elevator,
will
make
condition!!
much
improved
goring
the
winter.
And,
at
that;
it
will
probably
be
only
the
starling
of
still
greater
things
in
cummer
.'ial
development
for
this
port.
Prohibition
May
Be
i
'
Precedential
Issue.
Politicians
of
both
the
great
parties
in
the
United
States,
Republican
and
Remocral,
are
worried
over
the
numerous
signs
Ihat
the
wet
alid
dry
issue
is
going
to'have
a
foremost
place
in
the
1V28
prudential
campaigii.s
Alanyvof
them
would
like
tu
thrust
it
aside,
but
the
signs
are
increasing
that
it
will
be
impossible
to
do
so.
Should-the
1028
campaign
resolve
itself
largely
into
a
wet
and
dry.
.fight
it
would
be
embarrassing
to
most
of
the
leaders.
Raising
of
this
issue
will
inevitably
tend
to
throw
other
issues
into
Jhe
eclipse.
$
the
prohibition'
controversy
becomes
hoi,
all
the-important
economic
issue-
are
likely
to
be
completely
iiver-shadbwed.
v-
-
The
fact
that
Senator
Horah
of
Idaho
has
lately
conio
out
in
support
of
the
drys
against
the
idea.of
a
referendum
oil
nrohi-
biliou
is
interpreted
a
meaning
he
is
a
presidential
alirailt
ajiu4s,pjjvmg
lor
me
uppon
or
tne
riryu,
including
the
Anti-Saloon.
League
and
kindred1'
organization.
President
CooHdgo
ltlf
rlj;
lias,
taken
a
Course
which
many
believe
h
intended
to
t-olidify
himself
with
llle
drys.
,
-Governor
Al
Smith
of
New
York
just
now
Is
looming
up
ns
the
mad
most
Jifc-ly
to
get
the
Democratic
nomination
for
President
in
J!28.
.116
is
an
avowed
.'well
Should
be
be
named,
a
Jiepuiiiicaii
nunuiiee
who
had
tlltJ.,rupport
of:
tlie
jlrjv
throughout
inr
:uuuir
wouiu
oe
in
a
strong-
posiKse
to
witf
if
the
contention
of
Jhe
ilrs
1
true
that
the
country
on
a
lest
would
be
overwhelmingly
for
prohibiion.
In
mjTeveut
Hie
mauoevres
of
political
leaders
of
both
parties,
particularly
presidential
aspirants,
on
the
liquor
question
from
now
on
are
going
to
lie
watched
wilh
keenness.
The
liquor
question
is
looming
up
to
a
degree
that
was
unknown
in
102
'i
or
1020
or.
indeed,
in
any
presidential
camjifgrt
year
heretofore.
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IN
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MALT
A
Thfi
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
..
.
'
UriUrib
Colutntxa,
PROMOTIONS
IN
THIS
DISTRICT
Many
Pupils
Advanced'
to
High
Softool
By
Recommendation.
Kollowinz
are
the
recommended
promotion
lo
Hifh
School
in
the
Prince
llunert
school
inspectorate
as
aniiounrcd
by
H.
tl
Fraser,
dls
Irlet
school
inspector.
Beside
lliese
there
were
candidate
from
smaller
centre
who
took
the
.overninenl
tesls
results
of
which
will
he
known
later.
Sooth
School
(33)
Alton
lw
Akerberjr.
Florence
Mi
Blaure.
Annie
K.
Bbddie,
Ida'
M
lloddie.
Winnifred
0.
Bonn,
Bar-."
i.
i;rate,
James
Currie.
Pred
J);
Dingwall.
Kathleen
H.
Duncan,
William
l.
Klkin.
William
J
Fidler,
Elsie
Klnley.
ltalpIiJohu.
son.
Walter
Johnson.
Myra
Louise
Kinslor.
May
L.
Lawrence.
Irene
f.
Mitchell,
Leslie
Murdoch.
Bllda
Wilson-Murray.
cNeva
Mclnnes,
Percy
Mcintosh,
Neil
McLean,
J
A.
Nelson,
May
Louise
Ness,
Am
elia
IMIIsbury.
loris
L.
Ilobinson.
Hena
H.
Scherk,
Margaret
ievert,
Yvonne
Terrien.
Victor
Ttiomaf,
Helen
May
Walker.
Jark
Wrathall,
r.harles
K.
Wright.
Borden'
Street
School
(21)
Bretitla
Phyllis
Allen,
llonald
Mien.
Oril
Ball.
Hosalie
I.
Dug-
van,
William
H.
PUIier.
Walter
J.
(awlhoni.
Dolflnu
(Tuelpa,
II.
Bronson
Hunt,
Tonile
Katsuyama,
cihvard
(.
Kane,
Kami
Mlrva,
Prank
W.
Millenl.
Geo.
W.
Minns,
Mary
Constance
Morgan,
Oral
11.
Hoss.
siheila
Anne
Stuart,
Kl.la
I.
Sleen,
Edward
Smith.
Winnifred
K.
Tucker,
Tada
Watte,
Yoshio
Watte.
KlUumgallum
School'
(7)
Dreda
Kathleen
Harnett,
Robert
M'.
IVjnnld.
Xora
F.
Hayes,
FraHk
J.
Hipp,
Alva
E.
Mtwrr,
IIrs!e
May
Moore,
Evelyn
D.
Thomas.
Oranby
Bay
(15)
Walter
Asimus,
Jark
Barclay,
Stuart
Barclay.
Leonard
Brown,
ftoe
(lane,
Ida
(antalini.
May
Kathleen
Eve,
John
(iillis,
Theresa
Mary
Gordon.
Earle
Gray,
Herbert
F.
Kernin,
Donald
Maa.l-
ister,
Jeau
J.
MacDonntd,
John
W.
O'Neill,
Stuart
Steele.
Smithers
(8)
Orlinda
J'atriria
Hartnett.
Alice
!.
Laiiuier.
Hi'.u
Faerlid,
Itohert
Jl.
Duulop,
Vera
Doodson,
I'auluie
J.
Furness,
llobt.
F.
Sniith,
Marjorie
A.
Warner.
Ocean
Falla
(12)
!
Kathleen
Barker,
Theo.
Ghrts-!
tie.
Marjorie
Horsell,
Altert
KIUi
Jin.
Elizabeth
Lisk.
ltoy
Murptiy.
Enest
Ollett.
Hazel
Ridley,
Ralph
Mevers,
Alice
Solionavilctl,
Nich-i
olas
Sohonavitch.
Helen
Tinker.
'
Matriculation
Exams.
At
the
High
School
and
matric
ulation
examinations
in
Prince
Hupert
inspectorate
the
following
wrote
at
the
Hteh
School
centren.
tSr.XL
Or.XIL
Granby
Bay
8
Kitum?allum
....
2
cean
Falls
8
Prince
Hupert
...
.
20
8
Smither
........
8
Stewart
Superior.,
i
Total.
50
8
In
addition
to
the
above
Ktoh
SchiHd
work
-wa
undertaken
at
everal
rural
centres.
Uifc
follow
Tii'tr
student
preseutini?
Ihetil-
selves"?
Or.
fir.
Or:
'
IX.
X.
'
XI
Burns
Laf.e
,
...2,-'5'
2
tfranedts
fiake
1
1
Voulh
BaDk
i
i
Bouth
Huikley
....
1
I
Svvt
Hazcltou
.
i
Lawn
Hill
3
.
.
Mackenzfe
'.
3
Port
(Ueinents
...
2
Kincolilh
i.
Telkwa
i
Premier
i
Stewart
3
Wistaria
.........
3
Total
20
0
2
Hleh
Mark
"It
may
he
asked,"
-jaid
Mr.
Fraser.
"whether
Uip.ka
nnnrti.
dali'tt
from
outHide
points
usually
mem
wnii
nucce.
In
reply
I
wouia
nay
that
usually
the
candidate
who
i
anxious
to
succeed
does
no
in
suite
of
evervtlifni?
Fop
instance
last
year
a
girl
Qf
jlS
at
an
outside
point,:
Muriel
IQrawford,
of
BTewarl,iade
a
to-;tal
of
800
marks
on
matrtcula-;tirn,
one
of
the
highest
In
the
iprovinre.
and
the
highest
In
this
inspectorate.
SMITHERS
M".
E.
LeBlanc
of
5eatlleHJoinl
owner
with.
A.
8.
Millar
and
other
loral
men
in
several
mining
pro-pert
ieg
in
the
district,
arrived
la
(own
Thursday
evening
and
is
nero.
a
,
.
fH
a.
a
a
a
iw
inwa
naen
uram
ae-;
jComiwintd
bya
bunch
of
"nl
twtt
tans
nmtored
w
to
sintthe
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
on
Thursday
e
cuius
for
anth
t
tih-
-
.-
...
OUMIBM
HI
I
It
J
t
iwilisrht
f
ball
with
the
game
,,,,
I1E
.iiMllr.
But
jodjpna
iiH-al
nine.
The
iUr
was
Tw
lrm
,
.i..i
3"!
iiatHj.
keeuing
the
lar(re
rM
,,.r.it.-r
i.
-......i...
crowd
of
rotifers
w.nriio
uj.
jer.
IMtch
lhnniBij.ui!
the
gflme.
Tlwr
hH-at
boy
were
vi--t..rM.u.
by
aj
ro
away
lhat
a.fcky
fed-score
of
tiuir
t
six.
in
.a,!,
if.,
,
u
,.kie.
ter
aa
touur.
Mr.
J.
It.iUertw
lfl
far
he:
1
.
Iiouve
in
I'ri.ie.
erfte
..i,
Friday,
A
BALI
bWWWl
man
without
after
a
couide
of
M
visit
a
hat
in
riy
ttiu-
would
lako
with
friends
ff
twn.
he
.nm..
ImwUhs
aa
an
ojdinUst.
u.riiiiipddtr.i
jijt
oir
uaujchHr,
Miss
Marlerie
RoMrt.
uselur
Til
115
am
rkj,
.ih
r
of
the
Droltw.d
school.
.iwrks
atl
ftoWfleMI
no.r.
Ml
Man
MiA
;
nun
Mr
nar
.
n..
I
It
junior
jrrlM.
at
fhe
local
Pint
aftw
they,
have
sat
on
3
civer
on
Saturday
nmrntair.
I
m..
.
Thanks
To
That
Wonderful
Remedy
.
.
-
,
-
f
I
YYOMinil
if
me
aJe
a
jrreeri
.
...
..
.
.
.
.
i
.
,
.
.
.
j
oil'
i
.ura.
Uliiv
liarrKU
"rr-
r"
"-fi
itwr
irr-iiuii
jwere
vixir!.
in
town
on
FrWa7:,k,w,,
thiwuirh
the
female
sex.
ami
aiariar.
.Mr.
Itarreit
ni
rr
ports
the
.
mps
in
hi
district-
A
WOMAN
in
th,
States
r.
n
rr
now
lo..ktrlir
'zood.
altliouliHfently
received
10(U)Ort
in
a
suit
the
Mffing
w(t,
baekvuard,
tnt
(0r
lmf
aitalnsl
Iter
mother.
iniHtjii
srowilf
dvf,
r
ijntnV.
tlwl8"'-
Bow
dl
6
?ei
such
ttarm
.
wetlir
tin
-ivfl.i
i,iiW'Uier-ln-law.
days'
Hin
alontr
jtd
-tifrrtttima
'
is
uirsritt
jtiieaa.
jir.
Hsrl
'
i""
-ray,
a
woman
can
rettaNo
Minimeutf
oh
cata-,,lI'
ec
throujrh
a
fnan.
Illllai'
ties!,
t
Uero
Iwiuv
iiinlll
-
-
-
nilllUn
of
theS,r
wjrtm
in
Hh!
1
rs
'!
ianieR
i
eat
fried
Barren
ar-3
lltmston
ectMin-J"'
B''
B"'t
with
ones
glow
The
poplar
ireeji
for
miles
ace!Bn-
'
stripped
or
fTpry
vestape
off
SMeen
leaf.
I
IT'S
usel
for
a
riarent
trt
--
i,J"
and
make
an
Old
liiodel
out
Jlitllp
J.
Job
,f
Vaneouxer
ar.
'
a
,e
"5
kW-
rived
in
Smilher
.
Fridav
loeom-f
'
menee
anothr
season's
de-.elopJ
a
rn0,o",
wlh
a.heni
inent
work
w
ii,a
ii,.nt
i.v..u
J,n'f
has
disemprcd
the
tml..
Still
Enjoying
Life
at
84
I
Mrs.
T.
IL
Mffler,
1843
11ft
As.
Eut,
Vancouver,
B.C,
writes!
Tirs
years
ago
mjr
huUod
imffered
terribly
with
seer
attacks
of
palpitation,,
of
the
keart
and
smotbsring
spUs,
and
two
doctors
stated
that
ha
aould
not
posniblj
live
six
onths.
X
friend
recommended
Ullbarn's
IL
and
N.
Pitts,
with
the
reault
that
tar
hnibud
is
still
enjoying
life
at
Uis
age
of'M'yeara.
He-
has
ImproTed
so
wonderfnTly
that
he
can
now
climb
the
stairs
without'
having
thote
awful
paint
ia
ais
heart."
P
ly
Vy
Tie
T.
UUbara
Oa,
Uislud,
Toroato,
Oat
A
PKWSIMIKT
is
a
man
who
ue
a
padlork
on
his
belt
in
eiie
bis
snsn.nder
break.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Juna
29,
1918.
k
Mr
and
Mrs.
YA.
Slilwell
nt-'ved
from
Butte,
Montana,
this
'morning.
.Mr.
KtllWelf
will
lead
mi
oiriiestra
t
fhi
Malesuc
Hieairs.
Tliey
reeijvnd
a
warm
welrotne
from
many
old
friends
und
expressed
great
doajrht
in
being
back
once
more
in
Prinru
Hupert.
Mrs.
Brand.
Mrs.
Wearmtithi
and
Miss
Nuttih'
Brand
h:iv.
MJ
jlurned
from
a
visit
south.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
nehhanli!
were
among
the
arrival
frottJ
mc
interior
last
evening.
1
Putting
It
Off
Wait!
Watch!
DEMERS'
I
I
complete
stock
H
Public
Retail
starting
Sale
I
f
T
Tl
e
m
e
BB
r
rid
ay,
juiy
at
v
a.m.
Dresses,
Suits,
Coats,
Hosiery,
Gloves,.
Blouses,
BE
I
Kim
onas,
bathing
Suits,
etc.
A
Real
Bargain
Riot
B
A.
W.
McArthur
-
-
-
in
full
charge
B
lonkintf
over
the
i
latiii
he
i
i',-
mn
.
terested
in
atu'.
plaamng
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