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DAILY
EDITION.
Thursday,
May
5,
1927
ISLAND
HlfiHWAY
WORK
Yesterday
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattuilo
announced
that
the
work
on
the
highway
across
Kaien
Island
as
a
part
of
the
road
to
Terrace
would
proceed
and
be
pushed
to
completion
if
possible
this
year.
That
is
what
we
expected
but
it
itf
good
news
all
the
same.
We
needed
just,
that
assurance
to
keep
us
from
feeling
that
perhaps
there
might
have
been
a
slipup
and
the
money
for
the
work
might
not
be
forthcoming.
Those
who
expected
to
get
steady
employment
on
the
road
will
be
assured
that
the
job
will
be
there.
Times
are
bad
when
you
have
to
make
the
old
car
lo
another
year.
MININtt
CAMPS
EXPECT
TO
BE
BUSY
"
The
mining
camps
of
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
expect,
to
be
busy
this,
year.
Yesterday
mention
was
made
of
the
prospects
at
Alice
Arm
and
we
have
at,
varjoua.
times
told
of
the
mining
going
on
or
expected
to
go
on
at
other
places.
Not
only
will
the
improvement
be
on
Portland
Canal
Island
but
in
almost
every
camp
in
the'
district.
At
Smithers
the
Duthie
mine
success
is
en-thusjng
others
to
emulate
their
example.
The
Topley
find
has
given
a
stimulus
to
prospecting
throughout
the
whole
interor
and
it
will
probably
be
found
at
the
end
of
the
season
that
more
men
have
been
employed,
more
money
invested,
and
more
actual
work
done
than
In
any
previous
year.
Since
the
labor
unions
have
bossed
the
situation,
their
members
have
forgotten
to
use
that
antiquated
expression,
"wage
slave."
FINE
WEATHER
CAUSES
ACTIVITY
The
fine
weather
0f
the
past
few
days
has
improved
business
for
the
city
merchants.
People
have
been
taking
more
interest
in
wearing
apparel
and
in
other
things
that
make
up
civilized
life.
Money
Is
being
spent
more
freely
and
people
are
feeling
better
and
more
hopeful.
As
a
matter
of
fact
there
is
every
reason"
for
hopefulness
In
this
district.
We
have
a
much
better
outlook
than
any
other
city
of
its
size
on
the
continent,
a'nd
that
is
saying
a
good
deal.
But;.
we
are
not
children.
We
should
not
need
stimulus
of
this
kind.
We
are
all
aware
that
Prince
Rupert
is
making
steady,
progress
and
will
Bkely
find
progress
much
more
rapid
in
the
future
than
it
has
been
in
past.
'
There
used
to
be
people
who
suffered
from
empty
stomachs
but
today
most
of
the
suffering
is
from
filling
the
stomach
too
often.
CHINA
HAS
NATURAL
PAINS
China
is
awakening
and
has
the
pains
which
go
naturally
with
the
renewing
of
activity
after
a
long
slumber.
Elsewhere
Dr.
Endicott
tells
of
the
Improvement
he
saw
In
the
country.
A
new
ambition
Is
taking
hold
there
and
in
a
few
years
it
is
to
be
hoped
she
will
settle
down
and
commence
to
build
instead
of
tear
down.
An
awakening
was
needed
in
China
but
ii
was
a
long
time
coming.
Like
the
Japanese
did
a
few
years
ago,
they
will
soon
be
seized
with
new
life,
new
aims
and
a
new
outlook.
What
seems
to
jus
like
confusion
is
probably
a
most
regular
and
proper
disturbance
of
the
cosmic
consciousness
finding
vent
in
action.
A
good
executive
never
seems
to
be
missed
when
he
Is
away.
Good
News!
Boys
and
Girls
BEST.
SEE
YOUR
GROCER!
COFFEE
PAINTING
BOOK
COMPETITION
EXTENDED.
Owing
to
the
pressure
brought
to
bear
by-hundred
of
requests
the
Malkln's
Best
Coffe
Painting
Book
Competition
haa
been
extended
from
May
7th
to
June
7th,
which
date
will
be
the
final
dayjon
which
competitors'
Pointing
Books
will
be
acccpTed.
Ask
your
grocer
about
the
big
cash
prizes.
W.
II.
MALKIN
CO,
LTD,
VANCOUVER,
11.C.
Dr.
Endicott
Tells
of
Chinese
Problems
but
Sees
a
Bright
Future
Ahead
for
the
Country
Pirates
are
Danger,
and
Labor
Union
Controls
but
Still
Improvements
are
Under
way
Everywhere
in
South
That
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
pirate!
abound,
disturbance
is
rife
j
and
labor
unions
control,
China
h&$
a"brjght
future
according-
to!
.
I
'
'
a
I
a
jmn
i
M
t
-I
jKev.
Lr.
Endicott,!
moderator
oi
me
unueu
unurcn
oi
tanaun,-
o
ha
been
visiting
Canton.
"The
faith
of
the
Chinese
people
in
their
1
future
is
vastly
more
in
evidence
than
twenty
years
ag-o,"
he
saya,
pointing
out
that
he
has
not
.once
been
insulted
on
this
visit.
He
I
nays:
I
Eta.
in
e.-tuth
frhin
hs
been?
'
1
'
1
"
1
'
most
crowded
nd
Interesting
In
the
on
board
were
eutlftly
Ignorant
of
the
midst
or
Cantonese
Nationalistic
and
ttxirt.
to
and
however
lncap-1
other
Influence.
I
have
lived
In
an
ut-
4ble
or
jnjubordlnat
they
might
be.j
terly
impassible,
topsy-turvy.
Arabian
not
OIM
of
m
be
dismissed
!
Nights
kind
of
a
world
during
the
without
the
consent
of
the
union.
1
whole
time.
Snlplrrlherpiine
as
understood
by
us'
Coming
to
Hong
Kong.
I
found
the
j,
tl
aa
enj
magnificent
harbor
dotted
,
and
domtn-
(luVKKXMIAT
PHMMTtriKI)
'
attd
by
the
dark
grey
cruisers
of
the
Brrmt
,.,
possibility
of
British
Navy.
A
Urge
hospital
hlp
deny,ng
th4t
uhoie
country
la
In
also
out.
marked
by
the
Red
Cros.
andjth.
tJgnt
a
compact
labor
that
modern
monstrosity
of
the
sea.
unton
of
the
UDd
f,TOrrd
in
Moscow
flying
machtne
carrier,
more
like
a
and
mor,,,.
for
tne
present
at
least.
warehouse
than
a
ship,
also
caught
the
eye.
Met
by
Or.
MacDonald.
of
the
Canadian
Mission
of
the
United
Church,
we
lelt
the
same
evening
for
Konginoon.
The
little
boat
on
which
we
sailed
has
had
a
history
which
admirably
illustrates
some
aspects
of
latter-day
Chinese
life.
Hit
name,
up
to
a
few
years
ago,
was,
Tal
On"
or
"Oreat
Peace,"
and,
naturally,
passengers
embarked
on
her
with
a
deep
rue
of
security
and
comfort.
Then
came
an
evU
hour
when
this
good
ship
came
Into
collision
with
a
characteristic
and
ominous
South
China
Institution,
the
noble
order
of
pirates.
1'IK.tf'V
Klt'C
Within
fifty
miles
of
Hongkong
and
The
pirates
failed
to
capture
the
bridge
of
the
ship,
but
In
revenge
they
set
her
on
fire
and
she
was
burnt
to
the
water's
edge.
The
chief
officers
and
others
In
charge
were
killed
and
some
two
hundred
'pwssengera
perished.
She
was
finally
rebuilt
above
the
water
All
this
encouraging
and
stimulating
Information
was
given
me
by
the
good
doctor
as
we
were
getting
settled
in
our
wee
cabins
for
the
night
Journey.
Moreover,
I
hsd
visible
proof
that
unwelcome
visitors
to
the
ship
were
fear-
Id-
Steel
plates
and
doors
guarded
the
navigating
bridge.
Heavy
wire
screens
protected
the
passenger
decks
and
prevented
any
easy
boarding
ot
these
sections.
Iron
doors
which
could
be
quickly
clcsed
abounded,
and
all
I
through
the
night
the
armed
guards
kept
marching
past
our
cabin
door,
ready
for
emergencies.
PRIVATE
IIK.VIMJI'.VRTEKS
1
We
felt
that
on
toe
whole
It
was
Just
as
well
that
the
ship
should
drop
her
old
name
of
"Oreat
Peace."
Curing
the
night,
because
of
a
blavy
tof.
we
were
compelled
to
anchor
for
a
few
hours,
and
sleep
was
not
Induced
by
tlx
knowledge
that
w
were
anchored
exactly
opposite
one
of
the
well-known
and
most
Infamous
headquarters
of
pirates
in
all
South
China.
privately
arranged,
the
'
Cantonese
gov-
other
business
to
furnish
protection.
tow
Kits
c;t
win
vii.iaor.s
But
not
alone
on
the
waterways
was
there
found'
proof
of
the
dread
of
pirates,
but
every
village
gave
similar
proof.
-
The
blacksmith
are
doing'
a
thriving
business
making
Iron
doors
and
shutters
for
shop
and
private
hounes.
The
whole
countryside
Is
dotted
with
new
and
strong
watch
towers
and
guard
houses.
We
saw
as
many
a
eight
of
these
In
a
atngle
village.
Taking
this
phase
of
things
only
Into
view,
one
can
readily
see
how
easy
It
1
for
a
really
well-disciplined
pessimist
to
find
abundant
proof
that
thing
are
going
from
bad
to
worse
and
that
a
fearful
doom
Is
Impending.
Even
an
Innocent
and
well-meaning
optimist
will
admit
that
In
matter
affecting
trade
and
public
aafety
there
Is
great
room
for
Improvement.
'VNIOX
IX
COMMAND
While
we
were
still
on
board
the
"New
South
Sea"
"Great
Peace"
we
aluo
came
sharply
up
against
the
amaz-
the
Cantonese
government
is
so
dependent
both
upon
Russia
and
upon
their
own
labor
union
for
support
that
It
cannot
act
freely,
even
If
It
would.
One
might
go
on
In
this
strain
almost
Indefinitely
and
make
out
a
very
dark
picture
indeed.
Perhaps
there
Is
no
more
astonishing
evidence
of
the
spirit
and
power
of
the
labor
union
of
South
China
than
Is
shown
In
their
treatment
of
medical
missionary
worlc.
One
can
Understand,
even
If
he
cannot
admire,
their
attitude
to
Christian
propaganda,
but
(heir
attitude
to
the
hospitals
pasee
comprehension.
T.lKVi:i
MTIKXTS
Ot
T
I
sftrat
a
night
In
Conton
In
one
of
the
most
famous
hospitals
In
all
Asia,
the
very
first
Chris
t
Is
n
hcplUl
with
British
officers
In
control
of
her.to
opTOtd
chtna.
It
has
had
s!
the
oreat
peace
was
boaraea
oy
nummcent
history
of
nearly
a
century
armed
pirates
and
a
fierce
conflict
en-knd
n
tDe
mf4n4
ot
ootng
un-
sued.
tnM
mvl
tA
.prw.r
t
Inn.
nf
tufferln
folk.
It
haa
been
closed
for
a
year
by
order
of
the
labor
union,
which
d
manded
that
they
should
have
complete
control
of
the
at3
and
nurses,
assistant
and
servants.
Until
all
tLe
patient
were
finally
got
out
of
the
building,
the
place
was
surrounded
by
line
and,
of
course,
given
a
new
name
lrteU
.
food
vu
permitted
to
She
Is
now
the
"New
South
Sa.-
enter,
even,
for
those
patients
who
were
too
111
to
be
moved.
Instance
of
a
like
character
abound.
I
there,
then,
no
silver
lining
to
this
dark
cloud?
VerUy
there
1st
I
havi
had
the
privilege
of
conversing
with
a
number
of
very
intelligent
Chinese.
old
and
young,
during
the
past
week
or
two.
and
while
none
of
them
deny
the
dark
side
of
things.
I
have
yet
to
meet
a
single
Chinese
who
does
not
deeply
believe
that
China
Is
In
a
healthier
condition
fundamentally
today
than
she
haa
been
for
a
hundred
years
or
more.
The
faith
ct
the
Chinese
people
In
their
future
Is
unshaken
and
1
vastly
more
In
evidence
than
when
t
lived
in
China
twenty
years
and
more
ago.
One
has
beard
so
much
In
recent
years
of
anti-foreign
and
antl-Brltlsh
feeling
In
China,
and
notably
In
South
China,
and,
doubtless.
It
exists,
but
during
the
week
I
have
travelled
In
native
Junks
and
on
dirty
overcrowded
trains
i
third
class
at
that):
have
gone
up
and
down
for
an
hour
and
more
at
l
a
lime
aud
In
different
cltlrs
and
Every
day
we
spent
multiplied
tbetown.
lnroueh
crowded
Chi-
evidence
that
the
pirate
organizations
,trfeU
ntte
h,ve
en
nothln,
,nd
are
oi
ine
powcnui
ana
ruwuew
M
nothing
to
make
me
think
that
character.
No
shipping
is
safe
even
In
our
preMnc
tnem
WM
rn
broad
daylight
unless
protected
by
gun
boat.
For
a
few
hours
only
on
our
journeys
to
the
cities
and
station
we
were
escorted
by
a
British
gunboat,
but
most
of
the
time
by
a
Chinese
Junk
mounted
with
cannon
and
towed
by
a
launch.
All
the
protection
secured
,by
the
Chinese
boat
and
shipping
firms
was
When
I
think
of.
the
sort
of
reception
e
used
to
get
sometime
In
West
China
thirty
years
ago.
the
attitude
ot
the
people
of
South
China
at
the
present
time
seems,
quite
'
friendly.
Even
in
the
closed
hospital
at
Canton
we
heard
a
re-asurlng
note
sound
ed.
We
were
cenerouslv
entertained
ernment
being
too
bully
engaged
lnllh,t
,lthough
th,
hpfuf
wu
tloKif
tneir
usefulness
was
not
ended.
The
doctor
Insisted
that
the
past
year
had
probably
been
hi
most
Uwful
year
In
China,
because,
having
been
freed
fiom
the
heavy
routine
work
In
the
wards.
he
had
been
able
to
devote
himself
to
very
pressing
needs
in
the
way
of
pre
ventlve
and
public
health
work.
In
these
activities
the
Chinese
leading
people
welcomed
his
co-operation.
Tes,
China
Is
an
enigma.
She
1
carrying
burden
and
vice
enough
to
swamp
a
nation,
one
would
think,
but
she
Is
getting
ready
for
a
better
day,
notwithstanding.
While
all
thl
disturbance
Is
pro
ceeding,
and
while
business
Is
being
crushed
with
taxation
and
the
pressure
of
labor
organizations,
great
structural
changes
are
being
effected
In
the
life
of
the
people.
,
TKANHHIIlMtTloX
It
la
simply
astonishing
to
an
old
resident
to
see
the
way.
for
example,
the
Chinese
down
her
are
transform
ing
their
sleepy
old
eltle.
Relentless
Ing
might
of
the
new
Labor
orgsnlza-lly.
and
without
compensation
to
owner
iion
oi.
ooutn
cnina.
The
captain,
a
British
officer,
although
the
ship
is
Cantonene-owned,
told
u
with
deep
chagrin
that
the
representatives
of
the
labor
union
had
visited
his
ship
the
week
before
and
dismissed
every
Chinese
employee
on
board,
from
bottle
washer
to
chief
steward,
and
had
put
In
a
complete
new
staff
of
their
own
selection.
He
declared
that
they
were
doing
this
on
every
Chinese-owned
ahlp
tailing
out
of
Canton
and
Hongkong
and
throughout
thl
entire
area,
and
that
a
large
proportion
of
tle
new
men
put
of
property,
they
are
widening
their
city
street,
tearing
down
buildings
by
the
hundred
in
order
to
provide
more
and
spacious
river
bunds,
removing
the
ancient
city
walls,
putting
down
modern
rlng,
installing
electric
lights
its
and
the
reside
Great
Amalgamation
under
one
roof
nt
the
Unlvenal
TraJlng
Co.V
old
premUe
i'ur
.
t
..r.i:
li
la
uiimclhiittr
but-riiilivelv
minrr.niirm.l
trdlnary
and
quite
out
of
the
regular
run.
It
i
n
chance
not
lo
be
mlM.
turn,
one
nil.
And
ahove
all,
come
early!
The
greatest
merchandising
event
of
)ear,
giving;
to
the
cllirnx
of
prlnre
n.
IdentH
of
the
district
an
opportunity
of
n
lifetime.
THE
BANKRUPT
STOCK
OF
THE
THE
HKJll-filtADK
STOCK
OK
l:it
l)Vs
UNIVERSAL
TRADINfi
CO.
OF
OF
593
(SRANVII.LE
STItELT
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
VANCOUVER
Comprising
Dry
Good,
Men'
Wear,
ComprMlnir
Men's
and
Y
,
;
h
Women's
Wear.
Boots
"and
Shoes
and
a
Tailored
Salts
of
smarted
variety
of
other
merchandise.
This
store
highest
qualities
and
Men
s
Fvi;
has
been
noted
for
handling
only
goods
of
noted
makers,
of
uniform
high
quality.
lioujcht
under
the
Bulk
Sale
Art
at
Bought
at
50c
on
the
dollar.
62Vjr
on
the
dollar
THE
STOCK
OF
THE
VARIETY
STORE
OF
CI2
IMtA.N
VII.I.K
STREET,
VANtOlVE.
Comprising
a
wide
variety
of
articles;
staple
good,
hardware,
toy
Ld'..
e
able,
men's
furnishings,
caps,
belts,
etc.
All
really
fine
goods.
Bought
at
15c
on
the
dollar
t.
.ut.
.i
.
.ii.
..i...
..it
.1-.
it.
r
.
.
).
nil
mi
Fiiaic
uuvn
iiui
uuuw
us
iu
Kr
iuii
uciuun
ui
cri
aimir
has
been
mailed
to
you.
In
addition,
the
following
articles
are
given
free
on
Th
.:r.t.
t
.
day
and
Saturday:
Free!
FREE!
Free!
A
f.1.00
Cap
to
every
A
$1.00
pair
of
.Udle'
a
J
1.
10
Tie
with
nw
purchaser
of
a
Man's
Suit.
pUr'feha,,h
$7,5
SIO.OO
purchase.
i
Universal
Trading
0.
,
Old
Premise
Third
Avenue
AVet,
Corner
of
Xhth
Strret.
(.
A.
Share
in
Charge.
ihkt
they
re
heading
for
final
defeat.
They
art
marching
to
the
dawn
(fa
better
day
Advertise
In
the
ftallv
W
LAND
ACT
NOTICn
Or"
INTIATIOX
TO
API1.V
TO
I.K.W;
MM).
In
lunge
4.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
In
vicinity
of
Captain
Cove.
Pitt
Island.
BC.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Qowe
Packing
Co.
Ltd..
of
32
Howe
St.
Vancouver.
DC.
occupation
run
Packers,
intends
-o
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
land:--
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
O.dt
of
the
hosplUl.UrpAf
'o?'
.i.wiitK'S
ana
iney
both
declared
.with
emphasis
&
chains:
thence
eaat
20
chains:
Uienee
south
to
shore:
thence
west
along
shore
vo
point
oi
commencement,
and
containing
10
acres,
more
or
lea.
OOSSE
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
Chas.
L.
Robert.
Agent.
Dated
April
7.
1B27.
NOTICE
Under
and
br
virtue
of
th
nrn.i.inn.
of
Section
28
of
the
"Mlneril
Act."
notice
1
hereby
given
Messrs.
Malcolm
Smvth.
Edmund
Langls,
Harold
Hansen
and
Albert
Moore,
that
there
Is
nwin.
v
uiiuclikiitu
lor
AMmmpni
wnr.
performed
on
the
Cordllla
Oroun
of
Mineral
Claims.
Princess
orru
Mining
uiviaion,
me
sum
Of
1303.88.
and
flat
unleaa
aald
person
nay
their
proportionate
share
of
the
con
of
such
Assessment,
together
with
all
costs
of
sdvertlslng,
etc.,
to
the
undersigned
at
Butedale,
B.C..
on
or
before
Mat
12
1927.
application
will
be
made
to
the
Oold
Commissioner,
Prince
nupert,
BC
,ici
icaittrcuvc
interest
in
the
treln
mentioned
Mlnlnv
nin
Mineral
Claim
veatel
In
the
under,
slg
sed.
DAVID
COIIDILLA.
,
lACOHKOS?C2.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OFI
imuiMi
COLUMBIA
"
In
the
Matter
of
th
Companies
Act
being
Chapter
38
of
the
Revised
Chapter
of
British
Columbia,
1024
'
and
In
the
Matter
of
th
Delta
Copper
Com.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
an
.nnti...,
!
mad
e
before
the
presiding
Judge
Prince
Rupert.
British
cohimhu
and
changing
the
total
appearance
otiJTJ-
the
20th
day
of
May,
'a.D.
every
city
we
visited.
SeiS
0-30
vivhuii
ior
an
The
Chinese
people
obviously
and
al-
Order
permitting
the
above
named
Com.
most
fiercely
bejlev
In
the
future
of
J?"'.
tf1.?e.I,.?rtJJ0.the
RlUter
of
.a&bXt?x&Th.
ompanle
In
th
Province
of
British
their
oouutry
and
they
are
ready
for
It.
They
are
suffering
morel
otSP"lit
Victoria.
BC.
from
the
evil,
which
exist
than
are
the
!
d?Aof
April.
AX)nC,B27uprt
thu
foreigner
living
among
them;
but
theyl
WILLIAMS,
MANSON
A
OONZALEfl
give
no
evidence
tlt
we
have
found
'
Solicitors
for
the
Delta
Copper
'
Company
(N
ia
t
SHARE
SHARE'S
PROFITS.
d.
A.
Share
in
(Inn
A
Service
for
Humanity
ItlXl
ll.ISS
a
a.
.
II
.
US
lil'A
Aum.
ol
sheer
nrri-
iv.
and
Ufiam"-
rtU!ll.fl
lltmnnJi
n
-.
l.ln
mml.
the
Slltil'
Army
I
launching
out
Into
many
rtrniwf
oKini
m
orK
ior
men
ana
women
in
nrMnn
w,
'
tf
I.
II
tlnnjl
in
r
it
ri
v
ii
ii
inn
mm
i
Pki
iir
ii
-
women.
Ilomei
for
leerted
and
orphaned
rhiM
Aid
for
dUcharged
prl-onerx.
Working-
Mn'
lels.
Relief
work-free
distribution
of
cWtf
provision!
and
fuel
lo
the
mot
need),
Old
'
Home,
Vlsllallon
of
JalK
Police
Court
Frch-Alr
(timpa
for
poor
mothers
and
thiWre
many
other
hrnnchen
of
Christian
molctl"
manlly.
TlltL
Ohnlll
ll'illllf
ilL
C4lVtr,f!A
KRhTOKATION
CAN
ONLY
RE
LIMITED
W
W
MEANS
TO
CARRY
IT
ON.
Fellow
citizen,
you
have
had
n
underfill
since
we
l;i-.t
walled
on
you.
ThlngH
look
very
lirlftht
and
hopeful
In
Canada
these
da.
Will
you
not
help
!
the
lot
of
those
lens
fortunate?
Your
?
,
ArmyV
SIM)enlal
Fund
thU
year
l
'l1
lightening
many
a
hurden.
In
the
remaking
o
and
women
find
In
enrinc
for
ChrllV
IIM'
onf
l
BUY
BC.
I
M
l
a
1
-l-Uort:
rruin
lie
rrv
ntvin
iiiiiui"
GOODS
fiel
full
value
tfnr
your,
money
and
make
J"l
fr
,Ml
,
children
In
11.C