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hofnrA
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cuch
earo
been
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or
The
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N&ws
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BUITISjr
COLUMBIA
L.
ASTER
Tomorrow
is
Kasu-r.
ir.r
a
chosen
by
wit-
kimuhmi
ukuii
celehra.e
I
lie
n
s'tr:
it!
'
later
aiiapied
y
'.h,
(
.
.-.ti.i
festival-',
thai
.!'
the
re
.-in
n-
If
l
here
ai
e
any
w
lm
un
dead,
we
sugge-l
itial
;i;in-
i
dead
hopes,
a
joy
ml
reiiirtn
from
the
death
oi
aimii
s.-n.-
ti
complished
for
a
ilei'itiitc
;iiirio.-e.
Kasler
should
in-
a
;n
:
n!
I
:m
Honihreness
of
wiiin
r
in;.i
.in
mii
me
warniUi
anil
iiin
i'iu'i.-iii
GREAT
SIOKV
To
be
a
great
story
teller
is
a
great
many
jieople.
Telling
s'ur.c-
ni
lie
speakers
in
putting
tlieir
amli'-in-e
in
a
receptive
mm
id
for
:iu-
.ii"--.i.'i
may
be
used
for
illustrating
iniporiai
and
drive
away
the
blue-.
Chauncy
Depeiv.
kiinwi
just
(lit-d
at
the
ripe
agi-
n!
!
the
results
fully
justified
;h
became
rich
but
he
neer
g,i
life,
thut
of
bringing
siiii-hii.
enhrfnffl
teas
foF'the
public.
Never
before
has
such
a
blend
P
of,
high
quality
teas
been
made,
as
In
"SALADA".
This
flavour,
this
unfailing
deliciousness
Is
bringing
pleasure
to
millions.
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,'
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DAILY
EDITION
jgutifL-
Saturday.
April
7.
1928
FESTIVAL
1
-,iai
ill
llie
resurreelinii,
ii
r
i
r.
a
I
i
"
.i
.-(
i
1
1
..
J-;o.-iie.
u-
llli'
time
ui
hi.
.n.
er
the
winter's
so-i-p
hihi
i
nnrch
lie
ti.e
realesl
of
theii
i
I
i
nin
t
lie
(lead.
it
iii-lii
c
in
the
resuri'i'i
'.i".'!
of
tin
;
.n
I:
a
tiling
as
tin-
re-uri-ei-iH-ii
mi
our
aims
and
aniiiit
mns.
a
change
tin
life
of
.joy
in
wuik
well
ac
v.
All
life
is
bur.-ting
f
i
om
the
n
in..-
in
siring
uith
rinse
al:eaii
TELLER
:iean.-
of
bringing
smiles
to
a
:iy
be
used
effectively
by
pub
at
ease
and
making
ilu-m
fee!
u
h!i
Ii
is
to
loll.iw.
!
rut
hs.
Tllev
cileer
!
he
is
the
greatest
of
story
tellers.
..
lie
made
a
study
of
the
art
effort,
lie
was
a
businessman
up
what
wa.-
the
renl
meaning
of
n
i
;
o
i
rie.
sic!
has
and
and
ilis
ublir
gathering"
and
cheering
everybody
with
.stories.
The
Ci'i-nt
Sii
Isaac
Niv.
to::
thooehi
himself
a
theologian
but
to
us
he
is
the
-cirnt
i.-t
i.in.
.ii
-cmi-ri-d
the
law
of
gravitation.
Possibly
Depew
thought
himself
a
i
lilwaymaii,
a
lawyer,
a
capitalist
or
a
politician,
tun
in
nm-;
men
!u
v.
iii
always
remain
the
champion
after
dinner
speaker
and
story
teller.
May
his
memory
inspire
many
another
to
follow
his
example.
HEAR
WARNER
SPEAK
The
editor
of
the
Smithers
newspaper
who
Is
also
president
of
the
Assocmted
Boards
of
Trade
of
Interior
British
Columbia
is
to
bring
a
message
from
the
interior
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
oi
Tuesday
next.
He
is
to
be
the
chjef
speaker
at
the
Board
of
Trade
dinner.
Doubtless
most
business
and
professional
men
and
many
others
in
tbe
city
will
wish
to
hear
him.
He
should
have
a
message
of
inspiration
and
faith
for
Smithers
is
one
of
the
towns
that
has
made
good,
and
the
Interior
News
is
a
successful
newspaper.
KILLING
REDS
IN
CANTON
.
CaBtpn
is
having
a
bad
time
just
now.
In
Canton
Reds
are
Loin?
executed
a
a
measure
of
self
defence
to
prevent
an
uprising.
Life
Is
lightJy
esteemed
in
that
country
and
law
and
order
are
not
mucb
in
favor
with
a
great
many.
The
pnetrSti
of
Betsbeviaty
is
causing
all
sorts
of
trouble
and
-it
may
be
years
before
there
is
any
settled
government
in
the
country.
Presently,
however,
China
will
awaken
and
these
troubles
ar
partly
the
result
of
the
beginning
of
the
letting
in
of
light.
VANCOUVER
POLICE
TROUBLES
No
one
seems
to
know
much
about
Vancouver's
police
troubles
but
there
have
been
all
sorts
of
vague
murmuring
there
for
sometime
in
regard
to
graft
and
law
breaking
among
members
of
the
force.
In
the
greatest
commercial
centre
of
the
west
ft
is
desirable
that
conditions
be
such
that
the
city
may
be
an
example
to
the
rest
f
Ikn
nwiLlni
If
a
Pnvnl
Cnmmi
uxi
rtn
is
the
nnlv
mp.ms
of
ffpt-
ig
ai
lacis,
it
ib
iu
uc
iiuicu
uiai
n
ivoti
vwmh,
.....
graniea.
i
any
rnie
ii
seems
now
n
n
siiiiivuiinii
n
be
done
to
allay
public
feeling
in
the
big
city.
See
Casiada
First
Every
boy
and
girl
should
visit
STheHome
of
Shreided
Wheat
We
pay
all
expenses
to
Canada's
greatest
natural
wonder
for
those
who
write
the
best
essays
on
"Shredded
Wheat"
Write
for
particulars
to
THE
CANADIAN-SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
Ltd.
-
""Xncn
PaVt.
Ontario
'
T
DIVES
AND
HAUNTS
OF
UNDERWORLD
ON
SCREEN
I
K3MaBSBBSTC?nlc
iiiaawi
mmm
of
American
'
TONOUE
in
the
morniiin
and
cold
shoulder
in
th?
ewr.lng
makes
pretty
good
lare.
if
ycu
like
It.
THERE
are
W.o
sides
to
every
question,
there's
mine
and
my
wife's.
SHE
may
be
all
the
world
to
you
young
man
but
It
Is
not
jlwuys
good
to
have
the
whole
World
for
.your
own.
WOMAN
r:!.;
;j!.i'
DO
Mv
AND
v:d(
i
.'"
Tli..'
ter
'.
lirt'.-
j;
:ks
a
man's
heart
la
In
if
It
la
at
her
feet.
v
ho
that
girl
la?"
"h
the
present
faah--.
by
the
time
my
:,i.-
they're
out
ot
!-i-i:id
good
pro-
mum
he'
lu
(!i
he'a
been
sayin'
:
buy
me
a
new
"lid
spare
the
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.rnii.
:.
i9ii.
Pu-ai..
r
.?..hn
Olf.
1
1
.i::d
Hon.
T.
D
i
i.
.-
m:a
it
.JUU,
are
urging
:,.
f.Ti.
i...
uthorltles
make
use
.
y.
r,,.
uupert
dry
dock
In
tbe
i
...cm
in
shipbuilding
for
war
Lieut.
Shaw
of
Vancouver
Is
at
present
In
the
city
recruiting
for
the
Hoyal
Flying
Corps.
Men
between
lT!,i
and
35
yeara
of
ige
are
dealred.
For
the
first
time
aince
his
return
from
oversee.
Andy
Hepburn
waa
at
the
wheel
of
the
fire
truck
yesterday
afternoon
when
an
alarm
waa
turned
fn
from
the
home
of
Mrs.
P.
I.
Palmer.
Fourth
Avenue
East.
There
waa
a
fire
on
the
roof,
presumably
caused
by
a
defect
In
wiring.
In
The
Letter
Box
k.iti:ic
(IIKKU.
lion;
AMI
3
Editor,
DaUy
New.
The
following
1
the
eaperteaoe
of
the
newly
dead
by
one
Who
has
passed
through
then:
Tbe
chrje
-
beta.
tw
,HI
eo
thai
after'
death
1
more
remarkable
than
that
of
the
caterpillar
to
tbe
butterfly.
What
first
aatonlebed
me.
that
here
Is
no
aucb
thing
a
distance
on
the
Invisible
plane.
Just
before
my
transition
I
wanted
to
see
my
mother
who
was
on
the
other
aide
of
the
continent
and
Instantly
after
my
paaalng
1
found
myself
beside
her.
I
remember
that
I
wa
very
much
surprised
and
perplexed
because
I
could
not
make
my
presence
known.
However,
she
felt
it.
for
she
was
much
agitated
and
told
her
maid
that
something
must
have
happened
to
her
William.
That
Is
what
she
always
called
men.
and
aald
that
Khe
felt
1
waa
near
her.
Although
I
kled
and
careased
her
aa
I
always
did,
he
did
not
know
It.
Finally
the
door
bell
rang
and
a
telegTam
waa
handed
to
her
by
the
maid.
"William
:-..i8
paased
away.
Wire
If
you
can
comt
to
the
funeral,
with
my
wife's
name,
"Laura"
at
the
bottom.
Poor
mother
I
8he
sat
dared
aa
the
teas
rolled
down
her
wrinkled
cheeks.
Then
she
went
to
her
room,
knelt
at
her
bedside
and
prayed
to
be
taken
to
her
loved
onee
wb
had
eroaaed
the
river
Jordan,
Then
atte
told
the
maid
to
telecraph
my
wife
th
she
wow')"
ae-
'lw
flut
-train
I
accompanied
her
on
the
train
and
at
the
etatlon
met
my
wire.
Kissing
and
embracing
each
other,
mother
and
daughter
took
a
car
to
my
bene.
Laura
led
mother
to
my
room,
tenderly
took
the
white
cloth
from
my
earthly
form
.and
kkwed
its
brow,
lovrng
tears
lixe
glistening
ptuh
oa
1U
pale
cheeks.
Uy
body
still
had
an
attraction
for
me.
I
would
return
to
It
then
go
to
Laura
and
the
children
and
try
to
make
them
understand
tin.
I
wa
Jntvppy
nd
having
na
.soaring
tnrougn
u
....
Ii
lends
all
tbe
wonders
of
the
earth.
There
te
fid
death.
''J$rSr.eroo!
ffJ
"
"c"'
"""v
.
.........
r-imlnal
llrflll
IWW!
Hern
Here
Till
ViTfk-eml
.The
cry
of
-plhue
rmB
cl'iu
tlic
eui.
.
llfave
we
foraot
Thine
iguny
.it
yore
Conventional
background
usually
as-
The
nall-plerced
hauua.
Thy
autferinn
aoclated
with
crook
melodramas
were
and,,
tears
'
w
I
the
discard
in
filming
It
not
.tin
a.
fu
t,
Ovary,
Ulh
of
"Underworld"
Ben
nacnta
puwewu.
i.
"v
ii
shown
bare
iau
ago
.
.
.
.
.
...
ti.
.
.
.......
mvitiH
win
tha
uuluOt
repesveu
taingm.
vvcu
uwy
mon
w.
-
.,iirrnw0(.ioa
and
colon
u.
memos
i
that
breathe
the
Mint
01
re.nism
nave
im
mj
.
.u-..
IxajttteWgfc.
1)3
Jotof
Von
3ternter.
Thy
garb
or
woe
?
di$ctfcr'arfte
flfrm
The
scenes
showing
the
heart
of
a
Oethsemane.
-Thv
aorro-.v
and
Thy
metropolitan
city
were
taken
In
down-i
aiuune!
:
town
Loa
Angelea
during
the
ruah
And
may
we
hear
today,
)(
(
as
01
old.
,.,
..n
th
hurrvlnn
thronas
were
Above
the
storm,
the
tusnult
ami
the
ton
intent
on
aettlns
home
to
realise
strife
they
were
being
caught
by
a
battery
of
Thy
words
of
triumph
over
death:
cameras,
wnoio.
i
.Tk
undm-worlil
haunta.
dtturv
cares.
,
me.
MrOi.mita
of
criminals
and
dlat
ware
if
thorns.
Grant
Lord
that
we
may
never
f
cruet
the
Resurrection
a.id
the
house
district
streets
have
a
compelling.
JAMES
t
iirtrnvSTER.
interest,
while
offering
opportunities
for
exceptional
photography.
I
TIIK
CENOTAPH
Against
theae
background
a
drama
,h
hv
Editor.
Daily
Mows;
I
copied.
7
'
m!
With
reference
to
th-
propoaed
Ceno-
wu
u..v.
l
.r.,,
...
,K,.
,mnrv
of
Brook.
Larry
Semon
and
ircd
Kohler
.;
lPn
...
...
The
production
waa
Eiaae
unacr
na
Turnbull's
supervision.
i
Man
in
the
Moon
ths
ths
fn.lle
fallen
hereff.
of
the
lit
war.
by
all
moans
let
there
be
some
sort
of
memorial
to
them
May
'i
y
rest
in
j,jpea.
heroes
But
what
a.su
'hp
fallen
of
the
late
war
v.
tin
re
Ktli!
slivt
Fallen
o:i
evil
.1ay5?
1.
what
'.he
parson
say
Is
rorrect
the
dead
her.c-
art
all
right
:iaw.
1
heard
one.
jt
j
clerg)
t.i
in
say
th.it
those
who
vere
K
ill
-
EU
it
kiicu
nil.
ii
.v-uuu
i..
kill-
wr.
.vent
straight
to
hesven!
There
an
:
'
Many
of
us
returned
soldier
In
Rupet
dead
"up
agalnn
It"
ami
through
no1
fault
of
ours.
My
personal
evperienee!
Is
only
one
of
thjusandx.
I
have
teen
j
badly
wounded
and
oe.-ute
.
suffer
severely
from
rhe-.-..)ia:;-n
I
tun
unable
:
fj
da
hard
physu-al
v.orl:
thjuah
p-
j
fectly
willing
unci
wien
i
it
and(
fall
down-
on
the
Job.
I
aiu
abused,
1
iiieered
and
Jeered
a!
hen
I
mention)
.Ant
Jiy
und'
trcuhie
me
I
am
told1
c-artoly:
"Come,
nort
o!
those
old
jldiers'
trick."
L1VIMI
IIEItliKS
I
wjuld
suggr-t.
Mr.
L'd:'.or.
that
be-Ides
the
propo-ed
Ceiuta;)h
to
the
Falln
Htrce"
i
Peace
lie
to
their
athen
aomethlr.K
alsj
uld
be
dan;
.3.-
ihe
fallen
hvinir
he.-
et
Wh?
not
turn
the
waste
ground
r.
(run
of
the
Court
House
Into
ormanonUl
aardeusl
with
a
fountain
rr
r-
n.nke
tht
place
!
a
bln-e
cf
color
m
th
-uninu-r
and
a
'
tablet
could
be
placed
In
a
prominent
place
saying
the.'.-
gt
ln
were
constructed
to
the
memutj
of
tbe
fallen
ad
by
their
ecmr..
les
the
fallen
i
living
The
same
coulo
be
dane
with
tbe
grounds
approaching
thi
CNR.
Station
or
depot
here
The
sidewalks'
lu
the
city
could
be
Improved
or
re-;
t.al-
those
on
Thl.e
Avenue
are
a
ferlect
disgTHs
I
w
people
nearly
breaking
their
aeeka
y
terday
by
falling
over
loose
boardri
and
tablets
inserted
here
and
there-
to
the
memory,
etc.
the
coat
to
be
me.
bv
popular
and
public
subecrlp,lom.
v
it
is,
the
Ceno-;
taph
would
be
i
only
an
excuse
for
the
local
MUltia,
to
parade
uh
their
ol'lcersj
lu
their
fancy
unlfortru.
and
t.ilor-jautde
swords
and
seme
urn:
chair
general
:o
come
along
and
spout
a
lot
ot
sentimental
tosh,
and
ecu"
and
"hare
a
whiskey
nd
toda
old'
ftr.
old
chippie
it
the
club"
when
It't.
Mi
over
1
know
My
suggestion.
If
a-
ed
unon.
would
give
a
gMd
deal
of
employment
and
'
would
be
a
public
benefit
besides
and
by
the
public
aleo.
Would
you
open
i-ur
columns
for
suggestions
a
to
the
beat
rm
of
a
memorial?
The
mayt.
night
offer
a
prhas
far
the
beat
t,
tt-...
Toum
fnthfully.
ONI
OF
THE
"rA!,'jw
UV1NO"
Pa.
The
gardenliu
suggestion,
i!
jicted
upon,
would
si'
e
much
needed
light
employment
h-i
rV.
repairing
the
broken
aidewalkai
?-wMieca
who
-hyslcally
are
unable
Herform
heavier
-aaks.
If
th
genewo
;-ibhc
can
sub-
the
Place,
and
The
Time,
.
.
.
you
SPPNO
VOUR
LUNCH
HOUR
IN
A
MAD
SCRAMBLE.
GETTING
SEATS,
"TO
A
POPUUAR
SHOW
mi--
Saturday.
A
sar
i
-AND
AT
7-'5
VOURE
AT
THE
TRV5TINO
PLACE
AND
YOU
WAIT
-IT3
7.30"
7.VO-7.tW.50
AND
-YOUREGETTiNO
FIDGETY
7-55"
A
COP
GIfE3
YOU
THE
ONCE
OVER
the
"fallen
living"
and
do
a
good
deal
niore
good
to
them
than
to
the
(alien
ioad
(Peace
be
tj
them).
I
hope
.a
the
near
future
that
the
po
era
that
i
in'rol
our
destinies
in
the
government
u.ll
bring
in
a
Mil
a
they
are
oJoiuk
in
Kngland
making
It
compulsory
to
employ
all
ex-aoldlera
1
rout
Asoa
Hmtup
mftnt,
s(
writl
NOTICE
IN
THR
MArm
of
an
ai
TIIK'
INtHII
HTFUI
NIIIP
fV
I.1MITBI
8,-:
Hasting
Ml
reel.
V
V.M
'll'VRIt.
iDDlleatlon
for
the
latue
of
a
Provisional
Cert
meat
of
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
do
I.
Block
suttean
(lfl).
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
gl&A.
Satisfactory
proor
or
the
lose
of
th
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
land
having
been
produced
to
me.
It
la
my
intention
to
Issue,
after
tbe
expire-.on
of
one
mouth
from
the
first
pub'
v
ati-n
hereof,
a
Provisional
OerUflcate
Title
to
the
above
land
In
the
name
of
W
H.
VIGORS.
Th
original
Certificate
of
Title
la
dated
the
)th
October
iio.
and
la
numbered
173
1
97
Land
BC.
19th
h
Mecsary
March.
Office.
Prince
Uupert.
IBM
ft.
F
MACLSOO.
Reelitrar
of
Titate
Enjoy
this
Famous
Service
CANADIAN
IK
WHEN
you
go
to
Eur-oc
In
a
Cuiiard
or
Anchor-DonulcUon
liner
you
enjov
a
Cabin
Clana
Srrvlrc
that
neUnoiIl
rection.
.
.though
tful
.
,
.
deft
.
.
.
efllcleut
.
.
.
of
a
nlamlartl
traditional
uith
th
famous
Line-.
Yet
it
ooetH
no
more
to
go
cm
lhp4ahiM.
Weekly
nailinga
from
Montreal
andQuelccloi
'vniouth,
C.hrrhourg
nnd
a-ndon
ly
the
Aurniiin,
Aax.
r.in,
Aluunla
nnd
Auaonla
.
to
Ilelfusti
IJvrryool
und
(IuKow
by
'.lie
Ailicnia,
Letitia,
Andanln
and
Antonlu.
Tht
Touritt
Third
Cabin
and
Third
Ckut
oceem
modal
ton
h
of
a
corre-pondifgly
high
ttandard
on
all
the
tttomtrt.
SERVICE
and
Carry
Cunard
Travller'm
Chequti
Katlly
NtgottabU
-AND
YOU
PHONE
YL)R
SWEETIE
BUT-SHE
HAS
A
DINNER.
PATE
ynTHOlftl-
PRI
END
I30T-
she'll
meet
you
at
7.30
p.rn
-AND
VOU
PLILl
OUT
OLD
PAU
PIPE
TJ
THE
TIME,
THE
PLAXE
AND
OGDEN'5
A
FEW
PUFFS
AND
THEN
YOU
5EE
HER
GETTING
OFF
THE.
CAR
1
wr.
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Soothing
yet
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smoke
COOL
AND
FRAGRANT
.'ni
6.000
for
a
aton
monument
rurely
they
could
subscribe
tt.000
or
c.en
10.000
tor
something
really
f.il
and
ornamental
and
would
Easter
SAVE
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i
d
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and
unuaual
Mtyle
achiavatnanU
tn
Drensi
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