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Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
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-
Managing
Editor.
keeps
III
i
li)..-
bitch
.
In
I
'niit-r
Kupert
we
jret
these
periodic
doldrums
and
we
get
unduly
elated
over
things
which
do
not
often
mean
much.
What
seerJia
desirable
is
fo
have
a
more
constant
faith
in
the
city
and
its
future
and
to
try
to
look
forward
a
little
and
make
our
plans
accordingly.
The
Daily
News
haK
explicit
faith
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
believe
we
are
going
to
build
a
great
ancl
beautiful
city
here
and
to
raise
it
on
solid
foundations,
und
we
think
it
is
just
such
work
as
is
being
done
by
Mr.
Morgan
that
will
make
it
great.
Because
fish
does
not
sell
well
und
there
is
a
quiet
spell,
is
only
one
of
the
periodic
recurrences
which
have
come
in
the
past
and
will
come
again.
Possibly
in
a
few
wseks
we
shall
be
thinking
quite
ii
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u
ni
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lite
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live
in
'ar
west
;,i
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world,
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niiiny
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fill
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that
he
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sunii-tiniPs
allowahle
lupert
and
found
thr
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should
at
once
v
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di.
ial'ed
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U.
w
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says
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idea
i
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,
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;ind
help
t
hem-I'.nv
U'e
cannol
al-puiii.r
w
orks
to
keep
utal
(i.ndaion
of
the
-
not
look
for
much
UtiiiKb
it
does
the
town
harm
and
POWEK
FKO.M
K1T8ELAS
CANYON
The
water
power
at
KiUelas
Canyon
is
being
investigated
with
a
view
to
interesting
capitalists
in
the
matter
of
develoraent.
It
is
well
known
that
in
the
country
above
the
canyon
there
is
plenty
of
timber
to
keep
a
pulp
or
paper
mill
going
indefinitely.
The
timber
couM
lie
driven
down
the
river
for
many
miles
while
at
Usk
and
in
all
the
other
valleys
of
the
neighborhood
there
is
a
plenteous
supply
of
logs.
It
in
possible
thut
a
big
power
plant
at
Kit
solas
would
solve
Prince
Rupert's
power
problem.
The
fall
there
is
probably
sufficient
Und
the
body
of
water
is
much
larger
than
at
any
other
point
in
this
neighborhood.
It
has
often
been
said
that
promoters
of
power
distributing
plants
prefer
a
big
concern
to
several
small
ones.
That
is
why
Kitselas
would
appeal
to
I
hem
if
it
is
possible
to
get
sufficient
fall.
SIMON
Cross-cut,
Crescent
Ground,
will
saw
10,
more
timber,
time
and
labor
being
equal,
than
any
other
made.
.This
guarantee
has
never
been
challenged.
6IMON0S
CANADA
SAW
CO.,
LIMITED,
ST.
XIMI
BTRIIT
AND
SCORN
SVCNUt.
MOMTHISI.
Que.
VANCOUVER
.
B
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TORONTO
ON
T
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1
JOHN
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HEAR
REPORTS
FROM
THE
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miss
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viy.
WlIRIPI'OirYKVTION
TVih.-
rVfRF'iMg
the
Prince
Rupert
If
uliSir
Aisaiiatton
In
the
Buoth
Memorial
Behoof
J
8.
Wllabn,
the
president,
reported
on
the
business
meet'.np
of
th
annual
convention
Which,
as
a
mrmber
of
the
eseeutlve
anil
geographical
representative
of
northern
B.C..
lie
had
attended.
Registrations
;otalled
HM6
which
resulted
In
one
of
the
ma-;
suci-.-asful
conventions
In
the
history
of
the
fedora
tton.
Resolutions
pu&sed
at
the
meeting
were
discussed.
The
success
of
toe
superannuation
scheme
was
assured,
Same
changes
in
the
curriculum
were
recommended.
Mr.
Wilson
hud
also
attended
sectional
meetings
on
-oclal
scienic
course
and
English
in
the
Junior
High
School.
Mr
St
ck
dlsmi'M-d
some
of
the
ieadiug
le
ii
lures
of
the
High
School
aec-:aiv..
Changes
ia.
the
curriculum
were
aUo
:idvo
aWKl
sjd
some
ugi?sU:nB
towards
the
use
o3ess
expensive
books
in
some
cases.
Kiss
Mercer
reported
on
the
chief
speaker
of
the
convention.
Dr
Bufus
B
von
Klein
Smut.
Dr.
Klein
Smld
emphasized
the
amount
of
knowledge
that
was
available
and
stated
that
It
would
take
thre
generations
to
assimilate
all
the
new
knowledge
that
was
already
accumulated,
mostly
within
the
last
fifty
yearn
The
trouble
today
was
to
evaluate
the
knowledge.
Science
of
education
was
the
main
solution
With
so
many
new
ideas
It
was
neesssary
not
to
discard
the
old
tut
-the
new
were
found
better.
Quoting
the
British
Ambassador
:o
the
Onltad
States.
Dr.
Klein
Smld
said
that
the
world
was
on
the
threshold
ol
the
greatest
epoch
it
had
ever
known.
The
faith
of
the
people
In
education
waa
a
challenge
to
all
educationists
and
must
not
be
disappointed
Mot
only
was
there
more
intensive
education
but
it
was
being
sought
ator
by
people
of
an
ages
and
conditions.
The
character
:
teachers,
what
they
taught
sad
now
'
ttgbt
were
vital.
re-alutton
1
!.:.
itemed
needed.
People
rushed
world
but
did
they
Mall)
v.'::.
.
living?
In
another
talk
I):
Klein
8lii:;'
if
M
.1"!.
.ivltles.
P.
the
used
for
.il
knowledge
of
thr
oward
world
peace,
relations
and
cditi-failed
to
bring
ie
desired
Inter
u-uil
contact
between
tlon
was
necessary
well
and
there
will
sported
on
some
of
ir
.
-
ings
she
ihad
attended
;
in
of
the
special
de
i
now
for
the.
school
;..
ncal
training
course
-
i,
ad
already
tried
out
j
.
li
e
and
very
much
:;:...
Other
meetings
fa
the
public
schools.
-poke
of
some
of
the
;.,
elopment
in
the
arte
ii.
the
use
of
clay
which
"
Instead
of
or
as
well
A
display
of
this
work
ii
ii
.
utitlonal
iniasect.
A
ne
hi
ut
luaohtng
rssSlig
As
also
of
.iud
already
.la
nractloe
had
t'Mi
ut
vahisbte.
in.
irtnents
are
under
way
for
th;
meeting
to
take
the
form
of
as
a
wind
up
to
the
year's
ac
SKIPPER
OF
METRA
MARRIED
THURSDAY
I'rrtty
Wedding
Tske
llares
al
IImiih
of
.nr.
and
fiim.
J.
W.
I'oliler
A
very
pretty
wedding
took
plaoe
o
Thursday
evening
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
J
W.
Collhrr,
Waterfront.
Re
J
R.
Prtaell
officiating,
the
contractln:
parties
being
John
Thomas
Mulhern
bklpper
of
the
Metre,
and
Mrs.
OlaUyj
Jones
or
Seattle.
OB.A.
Mrs.
Colllei
attended
the
bride
and
Mr.
Oollier
acted
as
groomsman.
The
bride
looked
charming
in
a
whit'
satin
dress
with
a
coronet
of
orangi
blossoms.
She
carried
a
bouquet
o
Ophelia
roes
and
carnations
Mr.
Collier
waa
gowned
In
pal
green
crepe
satin
The
groom's
gift
ti
the
groomsman
was
a
pair
Of
gold
cut'
links
and
to
the
bridesmaid
a
golf
aecklace.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mulhern
were
the
re
clpienu
of
many
beautiful
presents
They
will
make
their
home
on
th
waterfront.
RIDLEY
HOME
BAZAAR
The
management
of
She
Ridley
Hone
desires
to
thank
all
the
friends
most
heartily
for
having
auule
the
basaai
such
a
success.
This
ia
extended
not
only
to
those
who
'superintended
anr
worked
for
.the
stalls,
but
also
those
wh:
so
kindly
gave
girts
of
every
description
In
spite
of
the
inclement
weather
th
total
amount
collected
in
to
6nu
amounts
to
MM.gft
M
follows:
KHliry
work
rtal
,.,,
SUo.0t
Country
Store,
Stall.
73
2
Cti
l
id
ren's
Clothing
stall
71.11
I
riuln
SSWtl
i
F'iMi
Pond
stall
HetreHhments
stall
W.ftl
Home
Cdoblng
stall
Si'i-ondhsjut
stall
.
.
89
.981
'
Plants
stall
W.70
Candy
atali
17.76
i'lilini.stry
4M
Proceeds
from
coin
if
BT.5C
"!
ao.oo
li'lal
iUMi.ei
CONCERT
BY
REGIMENTAL
ORCHESTRA
An
orchestral
cumert
will
be
given
tomaroVp
nighSMV
u.it
tn.
tbs
Weet.-hclrA
Theatre
by
in-
Reglnaenul
Oan-ctit
Orchestra,
comiuctar.
H.
Aubrey
rryi.
.tPlsgjus.-
Mrs
J
S.
Black.
.
Prsgxam
(is
as
foUows
1
March...
.
.
"Juniors"
.
i
.
.
.
(
Aacher)
OvsmBf:
."!!'-
Cavalry".
.
(Suppe)
8
Vooal
.
s
"May
Morning"
.
.
I
Denaa
l
Ha.
L
N.
Brock
lasby
4-
-Violin
Soto
"Sth
Air
Varic"
Danclal
'
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
5
Characteristic
Dance
of
the
keieuns"
(Allen)
-Kntr-Acte
"In
a
Monastry
Osrden"
WltS
vocal
effect
..(Ketaleby
7
March.
."On
Jersey
Bhare".
.
(Pryor)
8
-Male
Quartet
"Crossing
the
Bar"
9
ia)
"BaresrahV'
irom
Tales,
of
Hoffmim
(
Offenbach
l
b
"Intermevo"
Oavalleria
.Buaticana
(Msscagnl)
10
Saaoyhone
4)uartt
"Our
Directors"
(Blgelow)
11
Oriental
"Persian
Market"
i
Ketaleby
I
i
March,
"land
of
the
Maple"
(Laurendoan)
Ood
Save
The
King
GYROKOEDOWN
FINE
SUCCESS
MH'U
JirXDUKI)
I'Kori.K
ATTtnwHK-l
KVWt
LAST
MdllT
IN
till
OF
rUrdlioi'M)
H
Ml
The
OfTO
Club's
hoedown
-dance
las',
ulght
in
the
Msoac
Hall
was
a
complete
success,
sstne
four
hundred
persons
being
press
111
and
a
substantial
sum
being
realised
for
the
completion
alj
the
AoropoUs
UU1
playground,
the
fourth
undertsklng
of
this
nature
by
the
Of
raa
tn
the
city.
The
hall
was
deeonOed
with
rustic
adornments
for
the
occasion
and
wheel-
harrows,
boss
and
otbsr
garden
equip-
j
ment
were
raffled
Members
of
She
ciub
1
were
dressed
in
patriot
suits,
which
;
added
u
the
gsueral
novelty
of
the
at-
j
jibdpitere.
I
Excellent
music
was
played
by
A!
;
Email's
orchestra
and
dancing
was
in
.irogress
!ram
9
p
m.
to
iJSO
a.m.
The
.
vent
proved
as
enjoyable
to
the
.large
-lowd
aa
il
was
generally
.
successful.
Ccmmittees
were
as
folbowa:
Oeneral
committee
Mi
Us.
Wsugh.
Jmtekabaok.
(
,
Advertialns-Mlohola.
Blott.
Bayllas
r
Tlcketsi
Pringa.
CMhiwitHQiPkahSLnk
sod
Nichols.
Tlokat
.
,
oUact)9Ps--VVlUts.
Mogwan.
JcMUlen
,
i
Master
of
eeremosues
-Holt
by
Qecoratlons
MoMawghton.
Burbank,
robey,
,
McLachlan
.
j
Raffles
-Leplne.
Klrkendall.
Oonsales.
start.
Stork.
,
Hot
degs
Maiyj,
Tltc.
Watu,
Parqu-
inr,
Zsug.
Nelson.
Balsgno.
Hunter.
Cldar
gytash
and
Perlmutter,
assist
nl
by
Kergln
end
Qreer.
toe
cream
Dougherty.
Dlbb.
Oejsss.
Coffee
Bsbertsoiv
$nlth.
tlteman,
ort
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
t
apaghnum
-ssri
MAY
1,
19
IS.
I
athkh
will
be
ship-
Iter
ied
to
smglasd
for
use
In
UM
-hospitals
or
the
treatment
pt
war
wounds.
Nonstable
V
J.
WaSklnson
and
Mr.
Sean
are
superintending
the
work.
The
Canadian
lued
Maatructions
flowrd
sandy
Colds
Best
Treated
Externally
That's
why
modern
mothers
prefer
Vicks
it
cannot
upset
delicate
stomachs.
Rubbed
on
throat
and
chest,
it
acts
two
ways
at
once:
(1)
Its
healing
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
arc
inhaled
direct
to
the
air
passages;-
(2)
It
"draws
out"
the
6oreness
like
an
old-fash-'
loned
poultice.
VVAPORUB
Okr
tF
Million
Jars
Used
YCMir
la-
no,
t
The
Time,
the
Place
,
and
,
.
.
.
yOU
FIND
VOU
HAVE
TO
UBT
TOeAfXHAWrv.
OO
AT
A
Q
POINT
LOSS
-AND
THEN
YOU
TAKE
A
LOOK
AT
THE
EVENING
PA
PER,
AND
FIND
THAT
VOOR
ROaUOS
HAS
JUMPED
15
POINTS
Yf
'
''
'
1
y
(!
vi
i
wn-4q-i
vji
Man
in
the
Moon
to
but
It
must
nsve
bets
a
1iik.
Ion?
time
ago
in
the
golden
sge.
Be
never
lost
2
collar
button
His
temper
too
he
kept;
Me
wsa
a.
very
virtuous
man.
Moat
slwsys
when
he
slept.
If
all
were
paid
just
all
thoy
If
sll
were
astlsfied,
We'd
know
millenlal
days
had
some
Or
else
we'd
know
they
lied.
Fish
grow
rapidly,
especially
trout
longer
fee
made
In
the
home
for
private
after
they
are
taken
by
so
angler
onsumptkm.
The
order
Is
part
of
the
i
campaign
(or
the
aosssrvaUon
of
sugsr.
I
This
Is
cleanup,
palntup
week,
so
the
girls
are
buying
more
soap
and
rouge
D.
D.
Munro,
esprssentative
of
the
then
ever.
-and
Settlement
Board,
la
making
s
i
our
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
with
a
.view
I
remember
years
and
years
ago
a
.0
selecting
site
for
a
community
w
an
who
got
so
interested
In
most
of
hat
it
ie
proposed
to
establish.
Budm
rtbe
(or
the
Dally
News.
Hi
jldrens
mm
the
worthy
causes
that
he
contribute
to
any
of
them.
Miss
Doris
Nlrlmls
R
n
rived
st
th.-
first
i
u1(
Atlln
Wbtrr
she
1ms
Ik.,.,,
,
wno
spent
s
row
(iu
forgot
to
TERRIBLE
ECZEMA
GOES
QUICKLY
1
r
,
strong,
rmverful
Yet
"isfe.
Snrgeon'i.
j
IfeMYliitlnii
Called
.M
"
Kmersld
I
(ill
lis
AMniiiHlieil
I'livuh-lsiiK
I
Here
U
a
surgeon's
wuik
rful
pie-scription
now
dtopeir.U
by
pharninewt
1
at
trifling
oost.
that
will
do
mure
u-warda
helping
you
get
rid
of
unsixhiiy
(spots
and
skin
diseases
than
anything
;
you've
ever
used.
j
In
akin
diseases
its
action
1,
my,
ilesa
then
magical.
The
itrhing
of
j
wanua
launstanuy
stopped;
tin
i-rup-tiona
drylnp
and
scale
oft
m
very
I
few
dsys.
The
same
u
true
r
iirbcr's
ltCh'
5B3g!jln
"rt
rl"'r
'"'lt,tlnK
Yt"'
&Wm&
iNsinsV
dhneralat
oil
th"flMPMMIs
nsggeSg
drug
stgpsv
TJR
Is
safe
tu
UW
nd
gj.
ure
n
sny
of
the
ailment
noted
above
Ii
neat
to
impossible
ivnxguu
can
supply
you
at
any
time
who
ar-w'"
from
11,11
;ug
and
vialting
with
"'
"
"irnpson.
snlled
In.t
evenlnf!
by
the
Prlnwsi.
Rnyul
,
Van-
1
1
A
man
ia
tight
when
his
mouth
and
his
morals
are
loose.
Old
you
ever
hear
of
the
man
who
UsWS
s
collar
button
and
never
Stained
aayUPdyT
?ou
ssy
have
done
Indian
and
white
school
ohlldren
of
The
man
who
la
paid
all
he
thinks
Sun
peon
ats
gathering
s
oar
load
he
earn
will
not
live
long
Hew
:sn
-AND
Or4
THE
WAY
HOME
VOU
think
vou'Re:
so
ut&
vou'u
BETTER
OE.T
OUT
OF
BUSINESS
ALTOOBTHER
TMSN
FOR
FRIENP
PJPE-ITJ
THE
TIME,THtPUACt.ANlOOleNS
-AND
ALLS
RIGHT
ATH
THE
WORLD
SO
FAR
AS
YOU'RE
Mi
Soothing
k
yet
a
man's
smoke
wm
COOL
AND
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PLUG
DEMAND
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THE
POKER
HANDS"
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Brand
Kippers
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HKEAKFAST
POOH.
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Canadian
Fish
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Cold
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Co.,
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