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June
11,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGTC
THRF.E
Principles
of
Chiropractic
Till
Wl'HESSUIcE
UPON
A
NEttVif
V
i
i,
fiiVct
of
pressure
to
lessen
the
conduction
power
of
U-yw
pifcjfrary
one
may
demonstrate
upon
himself.
x
imple,
if
jiwisure
be
brought
to
bear
on
the
ulnar
nerve
,
it
ci-osmmj
the
elbow,
the
region
supplied
by
that
nerve:
iiics
numb,
"goes
to
sleep,"
as
it
were.
In
like
manner,
mechanical
applications
to
nerves
first
in-
,
and
later
destroy
their
irritability.
Thus
pressure
i.ially
applied
first
increases
and
later
reduces
the
power
pond
to
irritants.
As
stated
lust
week,
sufficient
pressure
may
be
appMed
to
,.(
to
destroy
its
irritability
aiid
conductivity
without
in-,y
the
nerve
itself
structurally.
Such
pressure
is
exer-,1
upon
the
nerves
passintr
tarough
the
intervertebral
open-by
the
misplaced
margins
of
the
foramen
when
a
verte-,s
subluxated-
The
pressure
does
not
crush
or
otherwise
i
the
nerve,
but
is
sufficient
to
block
the
impulses
which
ahintr
that
nerve.
As
a
result,
the
organs
which
are
de-.
(I
:
thewe
impulses
undergo
functional
or
organic
aberra-ai
d
disease
results
in
the
part
supplied.
The
nature
i.'
disease
depends
upon
other
contributing
factors
which
!..
;u-e
arm
at
the
time
of
the
subluxation,
or
may
appear
In
any
event
the
subluxation,
by
promoting
conditions
in
jr;
ii
which
make
disease
possible
in
that
organ,
are
the
cauc
of
that
disease.
i
n
example,
a
subluxation
is
produced
in
the
lower
dor-upptr
lumbar
region
of
the
vertebral
column;
no
unci
effects
may
follow
at
once.
But
years
later,
perhaps,
:
dividual
develops
typhoid
fever.
The
reason
that
this
i
simply
that
the
intestines
which
are
the
atrium
of
i,i
in
this
disease
are
in
such
a
state
of
diminished
re-
'hat
they
form
a
favorable
culture-medium
for
the,
;
i
,
at
ion
of
the
typhoid
bacilli
and
the
elaboration
of
.
ins.
It
i
for
this
reason
that
the
fever
subsides
so
when
the.-e
subluxations
are
corrected
because
the
a'
ion
of
the
toxins,
which
are
cause
of
the
fever,
is
ar-
lav
arable
conditions
for
the
activity
of
the
bacilli
!et
II
elimil
a'eci.
Your
consultation
is
invitetL
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Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
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Wriuiitrn,
Juneau,
and
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Prlnee
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June
4,
11.
1U.
Nuiiiu.
Alert
Hiajf.
KrtUwv
l
InfiiruMtton
fwni
IHione
81
Insist
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
Local
and
Personal
.
1
V
son.
Tavl
I'lume
4.
Third
Annual
picnic
of
CJIJB.
ex
ployeea
wUl
be
held
dn
Vunilay,
Jttly
to
Terrace.
141
Olaf
Hanion
went
train
on
a
brtet
WBml
there.
Illff
4
TuxL
it
Den
tut.
Dr.
J.
ft.
Ooaae
Phone
688
N.
L.
Freeman
and
V.
Preston
arrived
ysstscsUy
Iom33R
gstfla,
itram
Sitfc-
Bos
outtingi
for
tale,
Uurge
loads.
For
pricei
enqutte
.
at
Hyde's
Tramler.
Phone
BSC
tf
out
on
today's
trip
to
Mlas
Chrlssle
McKenzle
of
tbe
Ofty
Telephone
staff,
left
today
for
Smitheia
on
a
three
week
holiday.
Several
people
from
Namu
arrived
here
yesterday
Including
P.
Dwyer.
Mlas
II.
Dick
and
Mrs.
Moorehouse.
A
number
of
cannery
hands
for
Wales
Island
arrived
on
the
steamer
Catala
yesterday
and
continued
on
to
destination.
H.
K.
Woods,
of
Stewart,
government
road
contractor
there.
wa
a
through
passenger
going
north
on
tbe
Charles
today.
Watt,
government;
agent,
arrived
In
tbe
!Mtv
this
mornlne
nn
th
Prtnm
OhmrlM
an
his
way
farther
north.
Police
constables
A.
J.
Watkinoon
and
H.
C.
Qllker
returned
from
eaterday
aboard
the
Catala.
bean
jnuth
in
connection
with
tbe
San
key
trial
so
Portland
Canal
be-
am
returning
here
later
In
tbe
week
Tkm
Prinoe
Charles
arrived
in
port
He
morning
direct
from
Vancouvrr
with
a
good
jwdssiif
lait.
There
were
SMeW
of
taavuM
froaa
Montana
making,
the
triangle
trip
who
wen
as
aal
detlgbted
with
tbe
voyage
and
charmed
with
the
oourteey
and
atten
tion
shown
them
by
the
personnel
of
the
ship.
.
Arrivals
on
the
Catala
yesterday
from
the
south
Included
for
Prinoe
Bupert:
D
Meftitohle.
A.
MeLead.
J.
Lee.
M
Stewart,
A
J.
Watklneon.
R
C.
Ollker.
H
L.
Batten,
Donald
Martin.
Donald
McLeod.
Mrs.
N,
R
Hamilton.
J.
Sankey.
A
McKay.
A.
apauldlng.
N
L
Freeman.
V.
Preston.
P
Dwyer,
Miss
M
Dick.
Mrs.
Moorehouse.
J
M
Smith.
Jams
I
Jack
and
O.
Haldersun.
For
Stewart:
T.
W.
Falconer.
S.
S.
Parr.
H.
B.
SoovUl.
O.
ttaton.
.Fogg.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
B.
Stavee
and
Tan
Mclvor
and
L.
T.
Davis.
Few
Alloa
Arm.
O.
Otiauv-
H
NKHAL
WI1CK.
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mia.
John
Wick
will
take
place
on
Tuesday
after
noon
at
2
SO
o'clock
from
the
chapel
of
tbe
B.C.
Undertakers.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Canadian
Legion
Picnic
June
10.
I.ODJt
June
18.
Moee
Carnival.
Vaudeville.
Monw
Plnic.
June
4
"llulld
III
Labels.
Boxes
And
All
Mcxwc
Hall.
Si!
to
the
hfcllM
In
the
boxes
Itmm
Pacific
mk
U
a
prodoct
of
.
British
Columbia.
The
owner
have
their
home
here,
ho
the
profit
from
the
industry
is
gpent
in
the
province.
It
in
100.
Britinh
Columbian,
the
only
canned
milk
that
is.
PACIFIC
MILK
KnrtiirlrK
tit
Ahlmuriird
and
Ladner.
ILL',
"llulld
111
."
IWHiM
practice
tonight
st
630.
For
a
Taxi
'Phone
290.
tand.
Central
Hetel.
y.'-V
on
the
Prince
CtaMlea.
&X
.Acropolle
Hill
Oscar
Hanson.
tf
v
Proton
taiairea
thla
afternoon
the
Prince
Charie
frftjart.
Al
mnalcan
of
sSmlfltA-a.
ratu'rnad
.
AIMn
la
a
paseeoger
mvinc
on
Prtnoe
Charles
this
afternoon
at
1
o'eteak.
on
Jobs
Dybhavn
la
leaving
thU
afternoon
to
hla
mamrj
t
tasseu,
sailing
J.
X.
Lord.
maat?
f
.
the
BjA.
dan
nery
at
Port
Bsqtasgtbn,
went
out
to
tbe
cannery
on
titta
momfng'a
train.
A
recital
by
the
atudenta
of
Mlas
Way
win
be
held
tonttbt
at
7.80
m
the
United
Church.
Tbe
recital
will
be
open
to
tbe
public.
The
ladles
of
tbe
Baptist
Church
are
holding
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
at
tbe
borne
of
MM.
J.
D.
Ttaurtoer,
Fourth
Avenue
Beat
on
Wednesday,
June
13.
from
8
to
.
T.
W.
Falooner
of
Alice
Ann,
Con-servallve
candidate
far
Atlln
riding,
arrived
from
the
south
yesterday
aboard
tbe
Catala
and
continued
through
to
their
Btewart
where
abe
will
engage
In
an
ac
tive
campaign.
H.
T.
Jamea,
district
engineer,
left
this
morning
on
tbe
Prince
Alloc
for
Prince,
the
BtlkUne
country.
Bound
for
tbe
same
district
is
a
survey
party
oonaM-
ling
of
P.
M.
Monektaa.
p.
Alger,
Brule
Oarnet
Watt,
brother
of
Morman
A.
i
Holt,
V.
Davles
and
Cbarles
Walker.
her
home
these
on
the
train
thla
morning
after
a
brief
visit
to
tbe
city.
,
BC-
The
United
Church
picnic
Saturday
proved
a
great
success.
The
party
mad
Inspector
Splller
and
Sergeant
Me-
three
trips
to
Dtgby
laland
aboard
tbe
NelU
of
the
Provincial
police
depart-
salvage
Prtneeaa
and
jt
snleadid
jtfcne
MM.
returned
to
town
Jbla
morning
was
passed,
raoas
and
game
betng
oar-n
tbe
Prtnoe.
Charles
after
attending
ned
out
amder
tbe
Sunday
School
offi-
tbe
Sankey
trial
at
Mew
Westminster.
Constable
CMbaon.
late
of
Port
Islington
and
aow
of
the
city
detachment
of
tbe
Provincial
Police,
returned
co
town
thla
morning
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Olbeon
and
family
after
attending
he
Sankey
trial.
Steamer
Catala
was
rather
bite
arriving
yesterday
afternoon
pulling
Into
tbe
dock
at
about
half
past
six
and
leaving
agmta
at
eight
.
Oapt.
Johnson
baa
charge
of
bat.
relieving
Captain
fDlaon
who
is
away
on
holiday.
Kenneth
Ferguson
the
Insurance
mar
president
of
tbe
Victoria
Cana
dian
Club,
arrived
from
the
east
y'
is
making
a
trip
to
the
dais.
Passengers
sailing
toarth
this
morning
f-cm
here
on
the
Prlnrsss
Alice
Included
for
Atlln
B.
VjKoovteh.
t.
R.
Bunch,
C.
J.
Fopovtch,
H.
Kvalnea,
Rev.
It.
Manwarlng:
to
Whltahorae
Kit
Ver-
reau.
John
Denal.
C.
Wltlok.
S.
Morthay;
to
Daweon.
P.
H
Peterson
.
to
Wrangell
H
T.
James.
Charles
Walker,
V.
Daviea,
Ernie
Holt.
P.
M.
Monpkton.
O.
Algar.
Bev.
A
T
Hodgson:
for
Juneau.
O.
C.
Ooebel:
for
Ketchikan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Washburn.
Jack
Holmes.
Mm.
McLeod.
USED
GASOLINE
AT
KETCHIKAN
HAHRV
KAII.M
DIEIt
AM
ltlt
I.T
Of
KXPLUillUN'
KKOM
LKillTIVd
Says
tbe
Ketchikan
Cbronlcle:
"Harry
Orabam,
aged
SO.
single,
stok
ed
up
a
can
of
gasoline
thinking
It
was
coal
oil
to
bulM
a
fire
and
wee
so
uadly
burned
from
tbe
explosion
which
.'ollowed
that
be
died
at
tbe
Ketchikan
hospital
at
1.10
today.
Deoeaeed
for
the
past
pear
has
bean
employed
as
deck
hand
tbe
Prtnaa
a:
Wales.
He
quit
Some
time
ago
and
has
bean
staying
at
tbe
reaidenut
of
Tom
Case.
'Last
night
be
started
ta
aaaa
a
fire
in
the
cook
stave.
After
tbe
esptoetoc
be
was
rushed
to
the
Ketchikan
Oen-
era!
Hospital
and
attendee!
by
Doctor
R.
V
Blla
and
Doctor
Shelby
C.
Bburtck.
but
waa
so
badly
burned
that
no
hope
u
held.
"His
hcene
ta
In
Anacortea.'
SUMMER
SCHEDULE
OF
C.N.
COAST
STEAMERS
The
last
selling
from
Prinoe
Rupert
on
the
Spring
Schedule
is
Sunday,
June
10.
During
tbe
week
following,
tbe
"Prrnce
Charles"
arrive
from
tbe
south
Monday.
June
Utti.
sails
for
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Maseott
Inlet
porta
same
day:
returning
sella
tor
Vancouver
4
00
pjn.
Thursday,
June
14th
The
"Prinoe
George"
arrives
fram
the
south
and
satis
for
Skagiwajr,
Wednee-ti.
y.
June
lath.
The
Prtnoe
Bupert"
arrives
from
the
south
Friday.,
June
l.Mh
and
making
Special
Sailing
returns
to
Vaaoouver
4.00
pa.
Hsaase
day.
Sailings
for
Anyox
and
ate
wan.
June
15th
and
Vancouver
ltb
oaaeeUed
Alter
tola
boats
will
arrive,
trojei
aautb
rich
Monday.
Wednesdajr
and
Frutay.
10
SO
mm.
Ball
for
south
eaoh
Monday
and
Thursday
4.00
p.m
and
eaoh
Saturday
S.OO
pm.
For
full
particulars
this
and
other
services
Jail
City
Ticket
Offloa,
Phone
360.
lee
WKATIllV
W:iOKT.
Hayaport.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
SO.
.
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
teenp.
80,
Roirtwood.
Clear
calm.
temp.
SI.
Aiyansh.
--Clear,
cairn
temp.
&6,
Alice
Arm
-
-Clear,
culm,
tettop.
OS.
Aiiy
ox.
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
66.
Stewart.
Clear,
caun.
temp.
81.
Pert
Simpson
-Light
northerly
wind.
clear,
temp.
64.
Haelton
Clear,
calm,
teorp.
SB.
Smlthers
-
Clear,
calm.
tamp.
88.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
temp.
St.
K
tilth
Cabin
Clrar.
calm.
temp.
60.
Echo
Luke
cloudy,
culm,
temp.
60.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
calm,
tamp.
DISTRICT
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lb
36c
Smoked
black
cod.
lb.
20c
Finnan
baddies,
lb
36o
MEATS
Fowl.
No.
1,
lb
3o
and
4c
'Beestlng
chicken.
Hi
44a
Broilers
etc
Hun.
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grade
SOc
Ham,
whole,
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SSe
Hun.
picnic,
lb
3zfeo
Oottags
roUa,
lb
Jtfc
Baean.
back,
si
iced
bOc
eaan.
side
15c
to
Mc
Park,
ory
salt
ia
Ayraiare
in
inn,
lb
iht
Veal,
shoulder
26c
VeaL
loin
43a
VeaL
Ug
Per
Fork,
shawlder
28a
Pock,
loin
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4ue
Fork,
tog
S5e
Seef.
pot
roast
IkHMc
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boiling
isfec
to
Ike
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steak
90c
to
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roast,
prima
rib
Sir
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sue
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shoulder
tec
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leg
..J.
49o
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leg
48c
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toe
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shoulder
0c
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SOa
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lb.
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Mo.
t
grade,
t
lb.
brieks
tl.40
Fraeer
VaUey.
lb
aOe
Alberta
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4&c
Maw
Zealand.
In
butt
4c
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