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Railway
officials
are
always
welcome
to
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
first
place,
rjtilway
officials
are
experts
in
the
art
of
enjoying
life
and
in
the
second
we
like
to
be.
able
to
talk
over
little
difficulties
with
them
and
straighten
out
tangles.
SCHOOLBOY
HOWLERS
The
earth
make
a
twenty-four
hours.
The
difference
between
air
and
water
Is
that
hIt
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made
wet'er
and
water
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noticeable
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the
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straight
line
la
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which
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it
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to
meet
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doe
not
meet.
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HKi.
A.
WILSON
5he
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
'PrWW
Rupert
Parent
leach!'
Assacia-'tkt
-W
held
on
WtlMMtt;.
April
i.
In
the
Borden
Street
school
at
8
p.m.
There
KM
large
ttntlnr.:?
af
uiucbed
hla
..iC
face.
something
and
his
moth?
He
butte
-'
-.!;
not
but
'
.-1
his
mother
flowers
and
thrr
His
very
mother
sacred
tender
In
hla
vcuna
life
and
his
11c
1
vanon
for
the
absence
Qr
iBtuatio
wu
.FaiUP!
ketwn
the
Knowledge
that
escape
would
be
almost
ouotine
from
srrintur
impo-iibae
owieif
te
the
difficulty
iti
(rettinjr
away
from
the
city,
him
because
He
first
loved
us'
The
police
say
they
have
been
watthinir
all
the
ordinary
avenues
of
'peaker
reminded
his
audience
and.
ca
tie
ao
the
ml
twit
is
ni-nliul.lv
Mtill
TU..
i..u.
.
children
react
to
love
and
ineouiaue-
Re!meraBent
were
served
and
octal
half-hour
waa
en
Joy
ably
spent.
Kw
a
j-Hs-axag
j
Man
in
the.
Moon
The
Jaded
I
tiresome
boy
!of
the
sea.
You
make
me
sick
The
spring
business
is
about
due
and
we
look
to
have
a
pretty
I
.
lively
time
of
it
soon.
,t
is
well
for
the
railwaymen
to
Jp
,!.
ZVTll
S
touch
with
it
and
with
us.
They
have
it
in
their
nower
to
helD
ua
..
i.h
improve
conditions
una
tncy
also
by
indifference
can
hold
things
back.
We
are
particularly
glad
to
have
those
officials
visit
ua
who
once
lived
here
and
who
feel
more
or
less
that
this
is-their
home
town.
:
In
the
spring
a
young
girls
fancy
,,!,.-.
vv
.w.
Lightly
turns
to
thoughu
ol
clothes
....
-
"
"
vw
mifwwm
hit
"""a
I-.,.,
.
,
.
from
the
trees
TIk
axis
of
the
earth
la
aa
imaginary
resolution
every
l'i:e
on
which
the
earth
takes
Its
dally
routine.
Longlngly
she
looks
them
over
While
powdering
her
shiny
nose.
Many
balances'
a
marl
is
and
found
some
of
the
flesh
off.
weighed
wanting
In
to
ie
the
hero
on
dock
standing
Beady
there
to
do
his
bit:
the
lady
almost
drowning.
Jump,
then
nearly
takes
a
fit.
f
the
take
Americana
are
always
talking
about
the
gold
Alaska
has
produced,
bin
they
nay
nothing
about
the
cash
she
has
absorbed.
Amateur
gardnsrs
who
find
It
ciim-
eult
to
make
thing
grow
might
try
their
hand
at
raisin
pie.
The
most
Important
burines
talked
about
In
a
beer
parlor
la
beer.
There
arc
jood
people
and
people
not
so
good
and
often
the
people
not
Uo
or
I'tiifrUBB
t1
'
'iMnaaalft
itoople
hm
live
witn.
0
atVl
A
little
girl
returned
from
school
proudly
flourishing
a
paper.
"It's
cweapoaltton
about
Socrates."
xhe
laid,
handing
it
te
her
'mother
with
a
grand
air.
"Teacher
told
us
about
him
and
then
we
wrote
It.
You
an
read
It
If
you
want
to."
And
mother
read:
"Socrates
was
a
Kreat
man.
Hf
was
a
sort
of
tramp.
He
told
everybody
what
to
do
and
they
itave
him
poison."
Tit
Bits.
the
Mil.IKH
MIM
IIOK
ol
HKAI.INO
WITH
w
TWiL
oih:mmw
b-
PLAIVE1I
in
SPKAKKB
XDtfQRTQN..
Anrll
if-
-A
strong
pie
tar,
;
th.
tommfcfifiu
la
Canada
by
th
federal
aovernnunt
ef
ImllBr
to
the
BriiWi
Borstal
Institution,
to
take
csr
o!
the
bay
jt
PA
her
0lnL'
to
the
illness
of
the
pre-
over
the
"Juvenile
wte
U"
jwua
tides
t.
Mrs.
Boddle,
the
meeting
wax
Most
province
)
.far
hom
the.:
exis'.s
presided
Wr
by
Mrs.
Arnott
today
only
the
Jail
,
r
the
peolteatiary
The
treasurers
financial
statement
after
one
pro&iUou
:ias
ocen
sjauww
howod
that
there
was
a
bank
balance
Be
a
first
offender,
was
maie
at
at
r
nm
M
inil
that
th
went
candr
OMhTilat
club
lunrhtvin
at
the
j
ale
brought
in
the
sum
of
57.30.
A
donald
Intel,
by
Al.m
B
Harvey.
vote
ol
thanks
was
accorded
to
all
,
Mr.
Harvey,
jrnrin-
his
recent
so-those
who
helped
the
committee
to
en-
Journ
In
England,
l
.d
ample
appoi-t?rtakn
the
winners
ol
the
'Oaod
Eng-
tanlty
to
eaaralne
the
Borstal
aystetr
bah
Bee'
who
vlsttcd
Prince
Rupert
Ma
application
and
its
effect
In
the
during
the
Kaater
vecatloa.
turning
ef
poteuiir.i
young
criminals
The
speaker
ol
the
erasing
was
Her.
Into
way
of
arnlu
an
honest
Ir.eli-A.
Wilson.
B.A..
minister
ol
the
United
hoed
at
a
trade,
anci
he
returned
to
church
who
gare
a
very
Interesting
Canada
convinced
thu:
the
solution
of
and
instructive
addie.,
on
"The
S?a.:
the
"Juvenile
criminal
prooiem
of
Justice
In
the
Child
"
this
country
depend
upon
the
estab-
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
veariv
period,
paid
in
advance
$6
00
the
of
or
lbe
PlE"
lis
t
yt
01
klnd
For
leaser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
'
60
nM-
thT
mrM
m
reU"i
01
Ui'j
in
11m
By
mail
to
all
part
a
i
Northern
and
Centra,
British
Columbia,
ZlZ
the
-u'
"JSZ
paid
in
advarce
for
yearly
period
$3.00
Mrty
Bdolnoe
this
sens
of
justice
to
git
ml
by
the
mention
of
Crime
act
Or
four
months
for
$1.00
u
well
developed.
H
Is
very
important
end
of
IMS
lb
the
period
irota
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
that
parents
and
teachers
should
net
1M
to
the
en
oX;i27.
S.140
toys
a
uu
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance
per
year
.
.
.
$6.00
outrage
this
sense
of
uetice
in
tktM6
girls
had
-pnaed
through
the
Bor-
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
.
.
$7.60
A
hoy
or
gin
unjustly
treated
atai
institutions,
and
deepiu
the
fact
Id
rhtMbeod
may
11
sain
not
to
-do
that
many
of
them
were
beyead
the
the
the
111
Ul
Urate
oeatseat
t
In
in
the
the
cotrar
contrary
and
ana
girls
girw
have
nwee
made
good,
and
are
now
.
,
.
.
7.
.7"
w
Local
Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
26
,,
mi
perpetuate
in
hi.
nie
th
leading
honest
Clataified
Advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertio
per
agate
line
i,
Contract
Rates
on
Application
2
wrong
things.
pun
It
Is
not
so
much
the
In
Han
ads.
best
adapted.
Uvea.
Mr.
Harvey
pof
tetl
out.
it
Itself
that
causes
resent-
orrenaers
over
the
Juvenile
age
are
merit
In
the
child's
mind
but
It
is
Placed
on
probation
for
a
first
offence,
more
often
the
11
logical
reason
tor
that
Por
the
second
or
subsequent
offence
punishment
and
the
manner
In
which
there
remains
only
the
Jail
or
the
It
Is
infttetad.
The
sneaker
gave
severs!
penitentiary-
the
direct
road
to
a
lite
Illustrations
from
his
own
observation
of
crime
for
a
large
proportion
of
April
19,
1928
and
experience
to
prove
this
tMsc
young
people
who
tint
set
Uelr
""
I
AX
IUJ
HTHATlOX
1
"t0
Bathe
of
111-darng.
rUU
ZU
HBOTIO
OV
A
of
his
boy
seven
waa
sent
by
mnthsr
An
mi
sktri
wtel
foa
Kyitf
a
"Ftiysl
'.
The
c,
hail
rh
phiM'a
iitnr,l
Ion
rrf
Where
a
boy
or
ftfl
Over
M
lay
and
beeuty.
On
his
way
borne
he
33
wh
of
beocorilns
an
that
at
a
lilac
bege
He
always
onenneo
our.
ne.
six
or
more
times
nmbltion
to
"cllmo
that
beto
hmA
Pod
on
probation
shows
c.imaiai.
the
offender
Is
sent
te
a
Bur-
stal
Institution
of
v.h'.ch
there
are
four,
thre
for
boys
and
one
far
girls
with
a
fourth
one
to
be
bnilt
soon
lor
boys-
Icr
a
term
of
two
or
three
ears.
Here,
vocational
training
for
various
rades
la
put
Into
-fleet
and
ur.de:
had
spcrl
artlaana'
lt
boy
and
girls
lean
trade
to
which
they
appear
to
be
Budtmentary
education
goes
hand
In
love
nmlu
vltn
vocational
training,
and
the
that
life
In
the
Institutions
fellow
along
the
lines
of'
the
great
closely
British
public
schools
Eton.
Harrow
and
-
itrc.icwii
ituBjjviuii
an
-
-
"
thers
to
Um
perpetrator
should
be
reiKMled
to
the
police.
men
"
Prtut'
and
tMCtit"
Tiui
i
1
L!KF
Kf'
""'"
hoirdiwi
ariinoi
SCHOOL
develop
thU
sense
of
justice
In
the
life;
7
'
of
th.
rhlUl
th.v
m-lll
m.k.
.
tSCn
T
SSSlgnd
to
8
.
.
.
1:D
?0li
",M
ant
coimbu
t7
w.,fr
f!
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The
despatches
report
that
Colonel
Jack
Currie,
a
witness
in
humanity
Ostord
of
raaahndgs
trswwate
with
the
General
Carrie
libel
suit,
was
xo
anxious
to
talk
in
the
witness,
mih.il
mmmkiis
particular
aptitude
for
"gettu.g
under
hox
that
even
the
judge
found
it
difficult
to
stop
him.
He
had
During
the
evening
Miss
Jackson
rtln"
ot
yuth
SOnethina
to
sav
and
he
umk
hmiiwl
k.
uu
.nm
t
.,.
;
and
Mr
MoPbereon
aana
aeaas
which
,pUy
"une
hou
agalnat
house,
sad
Institution.
Colonel
Jtck
is
a
mmhor
nt
rh.
Tnrnnt..
U.,UID..'..
it
were
very
much
enjoyed
Accompanist:
tat"r-
later.
Institution
lnatltutlon
against
"e1"1
comes
as
natural
to
him
as
it
does
to
a
jrreat
many
other
people
and
he,
like
they,
could
not
understand
why
it
was
even-one
was
not
anxious
to
listen.
The
judge
found
the
only
effective
thinir
to
do
was
te
put
the
colonel
out.
There's
a
moral
to
this
story.
In
fact
there
might
be
a
number
of
morals
drawn
from
it.
We
offer
a
prise
of
a
week's
subscription
to
this
paper
to
the
person
sending
the
largest
number
of
lessons
to
be
learned
from
this
incident.
Ml
Lorna
Tit.
A
hearty
vote
or
thanks
was
accorded
to
all
those
who
helped
to
make
this
o:e
of
our
most
successful
meetings.
ana
tne
monitor
system
Is
In
vogue,
with
special
privacies
to
the
"monl.
ors"
which
promotions
are
eagerly
ought
The
highest
grade
in
the
Institutions
wins
a
"blue,"
and
"blues"
wear
a
lne
suit
Instead
of
a
brown
one.
are
llowed
to
go
out
to
technical
classes
nd
the
like
without
supervision,
and
In
general
are
placed
on
their
honor,
with
excellent
results.
The
average
dally
populatoln
of
the
our
institutions
Is
360
each,
yet
the
""""
"
"
escapes
irom
tne
flapper
talking
to
the
'"'"''""
'
"wy
per
year.
friend:
"You
remind
me
wmisaKJij
oi
sentence
.xor
goon
conduct
is
provided.
um
a
in:
Hti
xn
But
it
is
In
the
after
ears
tor
th
s-Borstl
boy
or
gal.
that
tk
system
tract
for
a
supply
of
oil
and
gat
on
Prtcularly
shine.
EMratal
associate
the
laajaat
paymffM
faan.
wlch
la
!
11
ov
country
are
assigned
th
uisk
oi
sinning
jobs
i
or
mesa
ooys
ana
girls,
of
teeing
them
settled
1
good
homes,
and
of
receiving
freqfuent
reports
from
then)
during
their
"license"
period,
which
is
usually
for
one
year
Rheumatism
Completely
Relieved
by
"Frnit-a-tives"
MR.
A.
DUCHARMB
St.
Jean
de
Maflia,
P.Q.
"I
am
happy
to
tell
you
that
1
h.ivo
been
csenphifety
relieverl
of
rheumwtiSrn
by
"Frintatives."
Airer
years
of
Hutlering
1
am
now
is
perfect
health
again.
Kindly
use
this
letter
in
any
way
possible
if
it
will
help
other
sufferers.
Mr.
A.
Ducharme.
In
the
past
twenty-six
years
thousands
have
rid
themselves
of
rheumatism
by
taking
this
cleenninK.
(rtresjrtrwntng
loedicinc,
made
of
frvit
jukes
tma
atrcnethning
tonics.
Rhrumstimn
can
nor
exist
in
a
system
made
pure
and
strong
by
Fruitatives.
Give
it
a
triul.
25c
and
Sue
a
box
ut
all
druggists.
"Jatk
O'Lanlern"
Pttum
No.
10
h
shown
Lett
....
a
d
itnguihcd
ti.uJem
Ullcrii
m
rich
culnurini
$tjjS
bring
uul
tui)
Hiw
UMiMdl
tjjt(t.
term
ef
the
Bor-ssay
have
been
ixuttrd)
tm
gswd
eonerac:
The
BriUata
public
has
tahen
kindly
to
tfee
sfalisu.
and
that
fruent
dread
of
the
ee-cstenxter
striving
to
lead
ar.
boa
i
si
III.
v.,
that
he
la
a
marked
pssssss
sgawast
whcea
aoelety
la
negwed
is
praetlcaBy
mm
asartant.
WaBr
the
Bsseeaf
Sfatern
feae
at
seea
ameiaBy
dlasvjiiad
aw
tk
Cas-dsan
gm
naniit.
Mr.
Horvey
staled
feet
psdsiic
apliilssi
waa
seing
edweated
aavtasj
of
the
yeatag
csTseeer
fraaa
a
It
af
arlaas.
atnat
feOww
m
the
futajn
Hww
sesteea
the
sttamtaan
la
OamaSa
at.
is
alaowa
at
the
tact
tlsat
la
aa
year,
about,
10
per
cent,
of
the
total
peniuntmry
population
of
Canada
are
ynmg
people
under
SO.
while
nearly
60
pT
cent,
are
under
SO
BIRD
AGAIN
HEADS
VETS
LKCTIOX
OF
Oi
l
l(
EK
I..IMT
MOIIT
1IUST
)l.tl)t;
TO
AI1AIU
f
AUSS
CIIVI'TEIt.
1.0.I1.K.
The
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Ugloo,
Britljeh
Bonds
Baffvlea
Ifague.
last
slam
Harrtsa
oBtoem
for
the
ensu
ling
sia
eaosrahs
as
tauaws:
Honorary
President.
Ool.
c.
W.
Fck.
V.C..
OB.O.
HoooTsry
Vlee-PresldenU.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordle,
DB.O.
and
Major
John
Mo-Oregor,
V.C.
President
a.
a.
Bird.
Vloa-presldent.
M
M.
Lamb
Second
Vice-President.
Fred
Hardy.
Executive,
M.
J.
Dougherty.
Jack
Flint,
Thomas
ailversides,
1.
Smith
and
Shef
Thompson.
Trustees.
S
A.
Bird,
T
Sllvessid
and
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
Auditor.
C.
V.
Ivltt.
A
grant
of
096
wa..
made
to
Adair
Carss
Chapter.
Imperial
'rder,
Daugb-tur
of
the
Empire,
tewiu..;
:b
upkeep
of
the
soldier'
plot
In
the
local
seat
tery.
Business
was
otherwise
ef
a
fODSSne
nature.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
1T-
MW''
.
AI'RIl.
10.1
HI.
Thersf
-r
varied
opt
Miceeee
iti
Uatoa
govei
ada.
some
news
pa
sera
in
Ut
coming
out
emphatically
against
th
system.
Say
"Good-bye"
to
the
drudgery
of
beating
and
scrubbiuk
.
.
.
plan
forbriftlit
dsiysnd
frighter
rooms,
and
leisure
to
enjoy
them.
Just
a
moment
with
a
damp
mop
and
Con1eum
Gold
Seul
Hugs
are
spot-laialy
clean
.
.
.
Unusually
attractive
new
patterns
in
warm
radiant
colours
to
select
from
.
.
.
with
i.ew,
lower-than-erer
prices
now
ki
effect.
See
these
tuaranteed
rujbs
with
the
new
"Multtcote"
longwearin
surface
at
your
dealers.
a
itafV
H.
McOall.
O.
A.
Mclfleholl,
gt!MM
Beaumont
and
Capt.
C.
K
Nlcholsass
OTP
ofnclaU.
left
last
evening
for
Vletorla.
K.
S
vnoe
left
last
night
by
the
Prince
J
rge
on
a
trip
to
8nn
Joav.
iCallfornla
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New.
Some
of
us
MUST
count
pennies
A
foednsta
for
nl
.
an
yt
fur
beuf.
.
(oleur
schsmr
utal
.
.
.
still
um,'
.
ceoaidersd.
iKmiMndi
i,f
h
1
Lerri
hr
!im
t..
arrng
the
nn,
roui.io
.
.
,alsu
1.
'i'hey
Luumt
in
:
mi..
a
mm
pbOsra
lli
dud
rvura
Isrui
iiir
placss
.
.
.enW
iht
,1
oui
tkimping
or
1
wMb
bratMMuU;
in
-golraas
C.otd
Ji-.j
(
K
.
.
.
Orisatal,
Pcr.i.i
n
Ituesl
patlara
1'
fratu
.
.
.
yt
th'
.
.
.
.
.
only
1,.
Le.
rug
...hjhIi
t
piracy
far
ether
Inn,
Send
the
can
far
a
upon
about
Thnrsfiny,
1
system
1
K
i
W
Hrs
-
tlfKS;prj
I
r
fHElf,
CH
SPSVJe
a
between
OS
pe:
ed
In
a
wrong
manner,
or
he
may
react
csnt.
and
76
par
tent
of
these
boys
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED.
MONTREAL
for
WOMEN
AND
CIULDKEN
The
Classic
Shoe
for
which
we
are
exclusive
ar
of
the
beat
known
shoes
in
Canada
and
it
is
w
well-merited
popularity.
Ladies'
8hoea
from
.S3.S3
to
'.
Gilldren's
Shoe
from
81.SJI
to
SI
We
are
exclusive
agents
for
the
Fleet
Foot
Tenm
Jabour
Bros.,
Ltd.
I'hone
G4S.
City
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A
.
M
eat
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Avenue
and
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Lim:-'
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Rupert
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AM)
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Operutlnx
U.T.V.
20.000
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FloHtlnjv
Dry
Dork
Engineers,
Machlnrsts,
Ilollermakera,
lilsfUmiths.
I'ait-
"
makers.
Founders.
Woodworkers.
Kte.
BI.8CTHIC
AND
aUKTYLKNB
WULDIN(i.
Our
plant
is
euulpped
to
harwlle
alt
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
I'HONHS
43
and
.185
M
(SELVIG
RROS.1
arket
or
Atvnue
,,hom,
:.,
MEAT.
FISH,
VEGBTAIILHS
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NORWEGIAN
PRODUCE"
at
low
prices,
and
immsdUte
delivery
Observe!
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
and
absolut
i
fresh.