One
out
of
every
five
pounds
of
tea
used
in
Canada
Is
"SAIlADA"--the
reason
It
Is
more
satisfying
and
better
value
than
any
other
tea.
Sales
are
the
best
proof.
Brown
Label
Quality,
80c
per
lb.
Orange
Pekoe
Blend,
85c
per
lb.
Sold
everywhere.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
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d
Kvery
Afternoon,
"except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ntwa,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
PULLEN
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Editor.
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Display
Advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
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Advertising
on
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word
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of
Audit
Itureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
May
10,
1028
THE
NEW
LUMI1ER
MILL
Everyone
will
recognize
the
value
tothe
city
of
Prince
Rupert
of
the
new
lumber
mill
just
being
built
by
J.
R.
Morgan,
W.
E.
Wiiliama
and
associates
at
Porpoise
Harbor.
It
will
employ
fifty
men
i
B-Addition
to
th
mm
.mnL.ea.1
in
th.
i
lB
ln
1lD
e"r1
and
th.xtrnr1,n
"Hn
"
(
u
3.i
i
coukuctetf
v
"
'cwuiicu
in
jinnuiuiK.bj
new
mraMi
being
enrol:
the
output.
It
is
so
nearto
the
city
that
it
will
be
as
useful
as
if
It
were
wftrHn
the
city
limits.
It
ia
by
the
addition
of
such
industries
that
Prince
Rupert
will
gradually
evolve
Into
a
large
city.
Only
u
lew
d;i
LANE
DWELLINGS
an"
i
in-
Kdni.iiitiii!
city
roiinrf!
refused
3n
apiilnation
tor
c(ii:fi-ling
a
v.r.ir;.yv
into
,i
dwelling
hcrati.
vrtiihnv
uiiivn
wit
v.
im
it
was
locuti'il
mi
a
latic
am!
not
on
a
mailt
t
htirciili
i
arc
Prince
Rupert
has
a
nunibi'i'
til'
lane
dwelling
and
it
is
time
the
practice
nl'
luiiitiing
mi
lanes
was
stuppeti.
The
luts
are
sma)1
enough
as
it
is.
Such
action
tentls
to
create
slum
districts
and
is
not
in
the
general
interests
nt
the
communitv
.
It
is
tu
lie
hoped
that
in
inline
(he
luiiidinv'
in-pector
and
the
mayor
and
council
will
set
(hem
-elves
deliberately
against
the
building
of
houses
or
shuck-
t
nutting
mi
lanes.
RIVALRY
IN
DIFFERENT
SECTIONS
We
have
tivalrv
;n
the
mtu-r
of
sptirt.-
and
irames.
in
business
and
in
smi;,l
,
iivlt
s.
Vh
not
nave
riv.ilrv
among
the
different
sections
of
the
,ity
m
the
nitit
ei
ol
rletmitig
ntitl
painting
and
making
the
ui-trict
look
well'.'
Nothing
enban.-e.
property
values
So
quickly
us
it
prosperous
looking
district.
(juoU
work
lias
lieen
done
tins
spring
in
bringing
tile
musketf
under
cultivation
tor
garden
purposes.
Lawns
have
been
planted
and
Mowers
are
being
set
out,
with
the
result
that
the
change
will
soon
bet
t.me
very
apparent.
Which
section
will
show
most
improvement-;
Will
it
be
Westview,
Nob
Hill,
the
district
adjacent
to
Booth
and
King
Edward
Schools
or
across
the
creek
and
the
Seal
Cove
neighborhood
?
Each
one
is
making
a
good
showing.
nvMwif
ifUtlliif
Utlf
IV
!!
I
Nobody
Hcma
to
have
Imh
behind
the
E.I).
A
B.C.
extension
bill
which
was
recently
talked
out
when
before
the
House
of
Commons.
It
died
of
neglect.
Nobody
wanted
it
badly
enough
to
warrant
proceeding.
The
Alberta
government
wants
to
sell
and
pros
pective
uuyers
would
rather
not
nave
the
extension
made
except
under
their
own
direction
as
part
of
a
well
planned
policy.
'
POLICY
OF
0UKSS1N0
Recently
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
went
east
and
while
there
he
In
terviewed
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
Premier
Mackeniie
King
and
many
ethers
and
this
gave
rise
to
much
speculation
as
to
what
was
his
business.
Correspondents
of
.Vancouver
newspapers,
while
admit
ting
they
do
not
know,
have
been
making
guesses
as
to
his
busi
ness.
,
ine
probability
is
tnat
on
his
i-eturn
either
he
or
Premier
MacLean
will
make
an
unnouncement
after
mature
consideration.
When
big
policies
are
being
arranged
it
is
just
as
well
not
to
do
too
much
talking.
-...'
.
Real
Quality
Malt
Syrup
lilt-
"
-
00'
To
choice
of
those
who
have
TcVlicm
all
4
Plain
and
hop
flavored
4?
Striclly
union
made
ANHEUSER-BUSCH,
St.
Louis
FRANK
H,
WILEY
utort
Ut4IlamiUnSt.
Vsnoouvjr.
tUC.
bV.
W.
y,
,e.
yns,
fct
BM-61
IK1SATION
oi
MbMnt
Mr
thf
the
fr&on
StTCHSSFUL
SBASbXi
Ttw
n
ftmftfaffai
ml
Um,
Ik
....
.
mmm
i
-
ms.
it
law
present
there
alw
M
on
the
met
roll
witkv
so
paid
up
mem
ben.
"The
program
given
by
the
and
senior
students
are
worth;
special
mention
and
reflect
great
upon
the
work
of
the
teachers
erted.
"Two
special
concerts
were
arra
?
the
club,
one
In
Bt
An
them
Lillian
Anderaon
"
Mrs
B
1
Mcintosh
m
elected
pre-
,1
;iie
Prince
RUpaga-
yufa
cluo
annual
meeting
yeetMOM
the
Japanese
mission.
Un.
iMjtnto'i
came
In
especially
(or
the
BlMtliiL'
and
w.is
iniloui
that
some-
One
sh
-.honki
take
the
position
but
h.-'
members
were
Insistent
and
she
jOlly
:r.:d
to
accept.'
Other
officers
chosen
were:
Vice-iJi.sidei.t.
Mrs.
Drtcm.
Bec-'iicasur-r.
airs.
Anderson.
Plsni-t.
Miss
Lennox.
Llbrarim.
Mrs.
Pullen.
BKetut.vc
Mr
Marcntatte.
Mrs.
Mul-
(Joon.
Mr
Mu
i'i
Mrs.
Blott
and
M.SS
?erce
tu
an
bin
it
tin
k
i.c
.innual
report
Mrs.
Mclnu.-h
(-poke
nt
the
splendid
pro-frame
hey
had
ha;l
during
the
past
ear.
Site
.poke
appreciatively
of
the
work
done
by
the
offloers
and
es-sclslly
of
the
iecretary,
Mrs.
Aatfer-cn.
She
also
mentioned
the
fin
spirit
-Utln-
in
the
club
and
prophets)
an
'Vu
more
successful
year
than
fhe
ast.
The
secretary
reported
as
follows:
"During
the
past
asaaon
thirteen
regular
and
two
aaecutlve
meeting
twre
held
with
an
average
attendance
.1
seventeen.
w
Wo
have
h,fe
bB
been
unfortunate
HPf
this
ea-
Ive
M.
At)
mWrshtoi
Jamlor!
oft
I
I
".ithedtal
ln
aid
of
the
orgati
ore
m
Ucoae
HaU
In
aid
of
fi
Ridley
Home.
Both
were
exceptional!
The
treasurer's
report
allowed
tha
there
was
a
bank
balat
of
7S
41
d
programs
and
I
feel
assured
a
realj'
-
it
10
ine
ciuo.
.
We
have
ween
fortunate
In
the
orV
i
il7lnx
of
the
club
orchestra
whlett
iHs
made
aplendld
progress
and
Is
J
i.
vf.t
asset
to
our
club.
I
think
I
mar
ay
that
our
.
na
this
past
season
have
been
very
high
order
and
show
a
g:
.
of
wors
on
the
part
of
all
w
assisted
In
any
way.
and
althoug!
me
may
seem
very
ambitious,
yet
Man
in
the
Moon
''
',
bue
Jsten
splendidly
lnterpretl
l.ind
sn
Inspiration
to
all
present
a.
and
cash
on
bsnd
t0S
from
whleH
two
outstanding
rhrrks
are
to
be
paid
imountlnc
ta
$28
25
nnd
a
donatlori
ivss
made
ta
the
Cenotaph
PuDd
'meunt!i:g
to
fZI.
This
will
leave
ai
ret
balance
of
133.74
on
hand.
s
a
The
difficulty
with
our
modern
edi
caticn
is-
tnat
it
is
no
protection
against
tlaa
high
pressure
salesoMn
l:
produces.
A
man's
intelligence
is
Judged
by
the
things
he
does,
the
things
he
evsUefand
the
people
With
whom
h
assocli
Tha
modern
barber
Is
much
better
then
the
old
one.
He
no
logger
tells
those
hair
raising
stories.
I
rear,
that
.the
fwit.wui
JW1
ifcyr
you
Hrrif
H6
flHfae
4
rdtW
Uklas.
J
site
also
says
that
Liberalises,
la
try
ates
ing
to
grow
good
fruit
on
a
decaying
:rre
and
there
again
he's
wrong.
Possibly
ttte
modern
schools
will
educate
people
who
are
leaving
after
a
visit
not
to
stand
at
the
door
and
talk
for
h:r
an
hour
while
the
host
and
hoatesx
are
aalrlng
with
the
cold.
Thtre's
something
radically
wrong
with
a
town
that
can't
support
a
base
ball
league,
what's
the
matter
with
Prince
Rupert
You
can
Improve
the
quality
of
your
rranlums
by
fertilising
and
giving
them
a
proper
environment,
ybut
you
can't
make
a
geranium
out
of
a
thistle
that
way.
Many
a
mother
worries
If
her
hope
ful
does
ne(
lead
the
clssa
yet
very
few
elm
leader
ever
become
world
leaders.
The
man
who
Is
really
doing
some
thing
never"
worries
much
about
the
flies
and
ntosfrUltnas
that
bus
around
and
try
to
Impede'
his
progress.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince!
Rupert
MAY
10.
1IIIH
J
T
Cnetrner
Williams,
Inspector
of
fisheries,
who
has
been
111
for
seme
time
n'
his
home
In
the
south,
arrived
last
n:N-ht
from
Vancouver
aboard
the
mission
steamer
Thomas
Crosby
whleli
Thursday.
fiiy
,
w
PAOE
TWO
inr.
UAIL1
OFFICERS
FOR
SICAL
GLUB
MliS.
MrlNTOSlI
AfiAIN
TAKES
I'KE-MDIACV
AN)
MICH.
lA.KTON
VH
r:-lKlllfiXf
268
N.W.
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11
I
t---"---
II
ffsM
.
i
bub
mi
www
IK
,
.
-n
i
has
been
chsrtered
by
the
dapartment
grounds
esubllsbed
by
the
club
and
for
the
season.
Mr.
Williams
expects!
vi
bald
by
the
city
was
discussed
Ne-
a
bumper
harvest
of
salmon
ln
the
dis
trict
this
season.
All
telegraph
tinea
leading
to
the
city
are
down
today
dn
account
of
storms
up
the
Skaens
Rlvwr.
Ben
Self.
(Vara
Bryant,
Lome
Mc-Laren,
D
C.
Stuart
and
Harry
Llpsett
fihivhkjl
4k
-
-
i
h
assi
..-
Jar,
salts
that
Conservatism
is
the
'
TT.
.
f
J
.
"
be-
But
Jake
always
was
saying
things
he
should
not.
successful
fishing
trtp
to
Khtada
Lake.
KETCHIKAN
DECIDES
TO
HAVE
GYRO
CLUB
1VII1
.Make
Final
llerMftii
Next
Meek
laical
Club
llnM
llegular
llnMnriw
Meeting
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
.Club,
at
It
regular
monthly
business
meeting
yesterday
wan
advised
that
It
had
been
practically
derided
to
organlr
a
Oyro
Club
at
Ketchikan.
Final
decision
on
the
matter
um
be
made
next
week.
-
in
BUSINESS
Whatever
may
be
the
medium
of
exchange
whether
gold
or
silver
th
real
wealth
of
a
nation
consists
funiiameiv
tally
in
energetic,
industrious,
thrifty
men
and
women.
Canada's
great
natural
poestion
are
being
developed
and
utilized
more
and
more,
and
the
lonely
waterfall
furnishes
light
and
employment,
commerce
and
profit
to
Canadian
men
and
women.
Other
nations
desire
trie
product
of
our
fields,
our
mines
and
our
factories,
and
pay
for
them
In
gold
or
in
other
comraodities.
The
progress
of
our
people
is
fairly
represented
by
the
sum
total
of
their
savings;
and
the
statements
of
our
banking
institutions
reflect
the
successful
efforts
of
men
and
women
in
the
teeming
cities,
as
well
as
those
of
the
solitary
ploughboyon
the
upland.
Power,
therefore,
as
expressed
by
population,
by
cultivation
of
resources,
by
electric
energy
and
that
which
makes
it
possible,
is
the
mainspring
of
business.
tmn
illations
are
In
progress
with
the
city
'tth
a
view
to
having
necessary
repairs
made.
Some
more
work
on
the
ground
"4U
have
to
be
done
before
equipment
an
be
placed
on
the
club's
fourth
i
lay
ground
on
Acropolis
Hill.
C.
C.
stills,
convener
of
the
hoed
own
'.nee
in
aid
of
the
playground
fund
.-
be
held
tomorrow
night,
repcrted
all
rrangemeiru
for
taw
event
complete.
letter
was
read
stating
that
a.
w.
TsVlor.
a
former
preoldWt
of
the
local
-'Kb,
had
become
affiliated
with
the
-Tub
ln
Vancouver.
A
vote
of
sympathy
was
passed
to
"resident
L.
W.
Waugh
who
Is
still
laid
up
with
a
sprained
aatate
sustained
on
a.
recent
trtp
to
Ketchikan
on
Oyrn
business.
The
luncheon
raffle
wss
won
by
Q.
A
Hunter.
Fast
President
S.
A.
Mann
occupied
the
chair
in
the
absence
of
President
h
W
Waugh.
I
This
afternoon's
;-aln.
due
from
the
I
Bust
at
3
:80.
was
retorted
this
morn.
The
condiUcii
of
the
various
plsy-linK
to
be-on
time.
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home
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