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except
Sunday,
by
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Daily
News,
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Avenue.
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F.
I'ULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
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entral
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and
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States,
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....
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al
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taken
place
the
better,
if
it
in
to
be.
With
China
t-c-tiabiiiihed,
thin
country
will
ntand
a
chance
of
doing
tiiunj
busineHH
with
them
and
Prince
Rupert
should
benefit
thereby.
OUTLAWING
WAR
When
Tremier
Mackenzie
King
aayn
he
believed
Canada
.
strongly
in
favor
of
joining
with
United
States,
France,
Britain.
Germany
and
other
countries
in
outlawing
war,
he
has
made
no
mintake.
Canadian
aw
a
people
are
peaceful
and
look
forward
to
an
era
of
general
peace
when
the
arts
of
war
will
go
into
the
discard.
They
have
consistently
refused
to
enter
into
any
achetne
for
a
revival
of
militarism.
Taken
as
a
whole
they
are
much
like
the
Chinese
in
that
they
do
not
highly
esteem
a
military
organisation
or
military
people.
They
prefer
the
votaries
of
peace.
In
faet
Canadians
have
so
far
shown
their
abhorrence
of
war
that
they
have
failed
even
to
provide
for
their
own
protection.
Surely
auch
a
nation
Ik
in
favor
of
the
outlawing
of
war.
VANCOUVEK'S
IH8C.HACE
The
condition
of
Vancouver
is
a
subject
of
inquiry
by
a
commission.
The
evidence
indicates
either
that
the
governmental
conditions
are
bad
or
that
the
witnesses
are
lying.
It
is
too
early
to
comment
pa.the
matter
but
it
is
not
too
early
to
aay
that
if
what
the
witnelHet
say
is
true,
there
should
lie
a
change
of
police
administration
there.
The
system
of
a
locnl
commission
having
charge
is
not
any
more
successful
there
than
it
was
here.
I
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I
he
quality
is
always
tk
same
1
INDIAN
CASES
IN
HOSPITAL
LOCAL
IIOAKIt
IlKCUIKx
TO
FROTBHT
At.AINXT
BATE
HWm1
pri-p.iri'tl
"
"
in
The
hospital
ttLkrcl
last
night
Engag
ed
in
considerable
discussion
on
.'
Uie
nut
ic:
ci
treatment
of
natives
In
liie
lc,-al
in&tltutlcn
'and
decided
to
protest
at
a
mew
idle
ol
rate
submitted
by
tbe
Department
at
Indian
Affairs
through
W.
I.
CblUaon,
took!
Indian!
Acni
The
communication
from
the
department,
enclcalng
a
check
covering
the
treatment
of
certain1
native
re-cently.
announced
ttimt
in
future
it
wag
Intended
to
allow
M
par
day
for
indigent
patients
instead
of
M.60
M
previouily.
this
to
include
all
extrm
charges
eacept
for
the
service
of
an
anaesthetist
where
such
was
required
r
mi
them.
.r
t;:jre
the
department
would
accept
any
responsibility
for
payment
the
ndmlulon
at
each
patient
wculd
have
to
be
authorized
by
the
department)
Managing
Secretary
Vance
stated
that,
in
some
cases,
the
new
scale
might
work
to
the
advantage
of
the
hospital
while,
in
others,
there
might
be
a
loss
as
compared
with
tbe
old
scale.
It
would
depend
upon
the
amount
of
dressings
etc.
that
was
required.
The
regular
scale
for
public
patients
was
2.50
per
day
plus
the
xtra
charges.
President
J.
H
Thompson
saw
no
..
ivhv
the
government
should
not
u
aatients
on
the
same
basis
M-
i
sttenu
were
charged.
He
.!t:!
hat
a
protest
should
at
m.ide
by
the
board.
B
H
cheater
suggested
that
tbe
-.
:
Mr.
Oolllaon
to
take
his
hi
-
o
I',:-
Simpson
where
they
a
in,:.-.,
-he
department
was
:a.
ii.i
th
regular
scale
of
11
::-
:n
.:
natives
had
no
a:
a.
ii
"Ul
anyway
'I'.Hin.
ma
.
i.iai.-
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The
pub-
Pll'Slllflll
itu
in
ut'
Iiidaii
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taken
n
iivord
km.
:k-Hf
a
i-rflrt
itould
.aa.g
an
BUg-ll..
.
le
to
:.
rate-
.!:..:
De-.vci.
re-
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
was
of
M.I-
pUt
Aid
!-.
and
M
'
,!;,
,
u
:i
on
this
end
of
Um
'ham:
iii,u
Pacific
Hallway
will
be
n
-a
a
shortage
of
labor.
"There
-
pi.
a's
a;
work
to
be
done
but
not
a-a
men
to
do
it."
stated
H.Mc-'!..
general
superintendent
this
morning.
"But
we
will
do
the
best
we
tan."
Bxtenalve
tie
replacement
and
allastlng
Is
planned.
In
a
letter
to
his
parents.
Judge
and
Mrs.
r.
IfcB.
Young.
Ueut.
Alex
Young
deeclbes
his
recent
participation
in
the
ilr
raid
at
Ostend.
He
is
serving
with
tie
Royal
Air
Force.
The
proposal
la
being
made
to
raft
logs
from
the
United
Stiftea
to
HEATING
PLANT
BEING
EXTENDED
V.tltlOlH
IMI'ltOVRMENTN
AT
IIOM'I.
t.ii.
iiKroitiKii
t
i-oN
ur
norwi;
COMMITTEE
AT
M1XTINO
UtHT
MOIIT
On
behalf
of
the
house
committee.
Aid
q(.
M.
Brown
reported
at
last
uUf
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
that
the
contract
has
been
let
to
Bmith
at
Mallett,
the
only
tenderers.
lor
an
extension
of
the
heating
system
which
will
take
care
of
tbe
new
ward
that
is
to
he
opened
In
tbe
basement
as
well
as
Improve
tbe
heating
conditions
in
that
portion
of
the
building,
lucludlngthe
case
room.
The
coat
or
the
work,
which
was
approved
by
the
:ord.
Is
8eM.
Instead
of
selling
tbe
old
furniture
ii
the
room
which
to
being
converted
n
to
a
ward.
Thomas
Bellinger
has
been
Bllrri
in
and
It
was
found
that
eight
.eti'ieada
could
be
salvaged.
Floor
In
the
private
wards,
the
house
.
mmittee'a
report
continued,
baa
been
inspected
and
it
was
iiiggeetid
that
they
be
patched
and
covered
with
llno-,cum.
thus
avoiding
a
large
expense
thst
would
be
Involved
in
renewing
the
wboli-
floors.
The
new
fire
mains
bad
now
been
'Detuned
a
four
inch
line
from
PifUi
Avenue
and
a
two-Inch
from
Oreen
Street
it
would
probsbly
be
necee-ur)-
to
renew
certain
piping
In
the
building
which
was
getting
in
bad
haoe
Tti
view
of
the
drop
from
the
Oreen
Btreet
entrails
to
the
newly
graded
itreet.
It
was
reported
that
the
Fifth
Avenue
entrsnce
would.
In
future,
nave
'
in
uied
for
ambulance
cases
A
bell
!!
!
iiih1h11i-(I
ut
(list
entrimre
to
;.!!!!
iiii!v
wlii-n
patient
are
seek-'
&g
entry.
Wa."
lelt
to
the
house
committee-
to
pjn
m
gradual
stairway
ajpftlftch.
to
the
hospital
from
CJrcen
Btreet
-anti
it
w
-ilso
posslttl"
that
tp
hospital
may
put
in
o
siOc-nalk
on
1h
half
bl
ok
of
that
street
:rom
Fifth
Avnn
this
having
not
keen
provided
for
by
the
city.
Aid.
Brc
r.T.
also
reported
that
a
wfaiUMti'lrtf
heepltal'
.r
staled
by
the
city
and
a",
It
was
posslbl
that
the
water
cost
might
oe
raaterinlly
Increased.
On
mutton
of
Aid.
Tinker,
seconded
by
Aid.
Brown.
It
was
decided
to
approach
the
city
with
a
view
to
obtaining
a
special
rate.
Man
in
the
Moon
Job
Was
sorely
tried
but
he
never
wis
oallad
out
in
the
middle
of
the
ulght
to
answer
tha
telenhone
only
to
dl-
eover
it
was
Jm
wrong
number.
The
eahiMtloa
board
have
doubtless
received
many
.suggestions
how
to
make
jitney
for
the
fair
I
suggest
among
the
other
forms
o!
lawlessness
that
a
few
good
poker
hands
with
a
big
rake-aff
might
haip
pay
the
secretary's
salary-
At
the
wedfc
and
a
few
straw
tiles
ventured
out
but
they
promptly
vanished
with
the
coming
of
Teuaday
and
have
bean
in
hading
evwr
sinee.-
All
tbe
-thlavea
have
not
been
eliminated
in
UUa
tglty.
Pretty
soon
you
will
see
them
stealing
bases,
obvious
to
tbe
fact
that
we
have
the
provincial
police
Talking
about
weather
and
sport
nothings,
isn't
it
about
time
tbe
waath.-r
was
saving
up
for
the
May
34
holiday.
As
a
hint
to
bald
headed
men.
we
might
remark
that
in
a
climate
with
plenty
of
moisture
there
are
seldom
mny
bare
spots
without
any
graat
an
the
lawn.
Tea."
said
the
tall
man,
"I
have
had
many
disappointments,
but
none
stands
out
like
the
one
that
oaroe
to
me
when
I
wss
a
boy."
"Seme
terrible
shock
that
fixed
itself
Indelibly
is
your
memory
I
sup-
"Exactly."
said
the
tall
man.
"I
had
crawled
under
a
tent
to
see
the
circus,
nrd
t
discovered,
it
was
a
revival
Mrs.
Small
I
believe
I
ahall
have
to
give
up
bridge.
Mrs.
BbarpIasally?
Isn't
the
-rrth
the
scan
da
1?
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ACT
MITICn
OF
ITTBNTION
TO
AI'PLY
TO
I.WtfcK
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Ju
Vrlnee
Baaen
Land
Becording
Dlt-tnct
sad
situus
on
Moresby
Island
adjacent
to
Allilort
May
Skidegate
Inlet
Wueen
uharlotte
islands
1'AKH
M3TIG1
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited
ot
Vancouver.
B.C..
occupation
pulp
and
paper
ntenufacturers,
intends
USS
iS.:-
f
'0llOWU,g
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
B.W.
corner
of
B.TX.
834
fP:
thence
Ii
acmes
SO
minues
West
i
Astronomic
I
lsoO
ft.;
thence
North
83
degrees
80
minutes
West
i
Astronomic)
1800
ft.;
thence
North
22
degrees
so
minutes
Beat
(Astronomic
i
aoo
it.;
thence
North
38
uegieui
west
i
Astronomic)
3500
ft.;
-bcuje
North
60
-degrees
Bast
(Astronomic
i
960
ft.
more
or
leas,
to
an
lneer-eectlon
with
the
high
water
mark
of
Alllford
Bay:
thejice
following
the
said
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
save
and
exeept
one
island
contalnlnE
one
acre
more
or
Ish
and
another
island
containing
0.38
acres,
more
or
lees
-the
whole
containing
118
rcres.
more
or
leuj.
PACIFIC
MILLS
LIMITED.
Applicant.
By
Parker
Bamuel
Bonney
mm
April
in.
iwro
Ml
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Addr...
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TbMMflay.
May
17
hjour
haby
gaining
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The
Care
and
jl
V,T
Xlie
nordea
Ca
Umited
I
coupon
mt
right.
sate
to
use
safe
to
cook
on
Easy
to
light
.
.
.
Strike
a
match
that'i
all!
No
flaring
....
Patented
automatic
wick
stop
will
.-t
permit
-
flame
to
rise
above
set
point
Easy
to
control
.
Flame
can
be
adjusted
to
any
ee
level;
it
remains
set.
No
toot
on
pots
and
pans
.
.
.
Every
bit
of
oil
is
changed
into
clean,
intense
heat
in
the
long
chimneys.
Oil
rtstrvotr
can
be
easily
filled
while
cooking
is
being
done.
Safe
baking
.
.
.
A
wonderful
oven
in
which
you
can
bake
cake,
fish
and
onions
at
the
same
time
with,
out
mixing
flavors.
Seethe
wonderful
new
models
at
your
dealer's
Perfr-tion
prices
which
range
from
$8.75
to
$212.50
are
fr
l?"
informa"n
to
General
w?
Limited,
Toronto,
Ontario.
"vareg,
801
PERFECTION
r
OU
Burning
!
Mail
TODAY.
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V
O
I
Tit&.'n
,&,,IS.IW..jd,Tor0nt.
,
P1m
Mud
in
fr
ptrtimUra
of
tU
P.rfHWn
OH
rUng..
!
N
I
.Pruv.
Eagle
ErandwBabies
Are
.
.
Healthy,
Strong
and
Happy
Baby
Wat
Under-nourished
"I
think
it
only
due
to
you
to
tell
you
what
Eagle
Brand
has
done
for
my
nincitionthsold
haby
who
now
weighs
i.Mbs.
lYcviouu
to
his
taking
Eagle
Brand
hr
was
thin
and
under-nourished,
gaining
barely
an
ounce
a
week.
The
first
week
after
uiktng
Eai:'
Brand
he
gained
1
7
ounces.
Every
week
after
he
gained
con-aiatentfcr
and
is
a
baiipy,
oon-tented
baby.''
"Mra,
J.
H.
B."
(Calgary)
Onginai
UtUr
on
yU)
two
letters
show
r-fESE
how
quickly
the
average
infant
responds
to
Eagle
Brand.
If
YOUR
baby
is
not
gainrrif,
wid
the
trouble
is
with
the
food,
try
Eagle
Brand.
Nearly
sdweys
the
chiid
ihowi
notloeable
im-wtvwsuent
at
enoa
and
bagt--a
a
aturdy,
heakhy
growth
that
mekea
hrm
a
strong
and
happy
baby.
EAGl-sE
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
F.)
CEUTIFICATE
Of
IMPHOVRMENTH
NOTICE
Princess
Pat.
Lot
4300;
Pilot.
Lot
M1:
RAW.,
Lot
4348;
Observer,
Lot
saga.
Mineral
Claims,
attuate
In
tbe
Atlln
Mln-
in
TMvlalnM
m9
f
-
-
nwau
-
-
"
"
'
v.
mv.imi
UNIIKI.
ITIMIU
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
mwi
w
town
ox
sum.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
we.
James
Stokes
nd
C
.
B.
Praser,
Pree
Miner's
Certificate
No.
8090-90061,
Intend,
sixty
day
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
tor
a
Oertffloate
of
Improvements,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
Grown
Orant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
aottee
that
action,
under
section
8A
must
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
auch
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
8th
day
of
Match.
AJ.
I8S8.
H.
McN.
PRABBB,
Arent.
Baby
Wen
Silver
Cup
"My
bahy
Violet
won
a
ail-.-er
cap
in
the
recent
baJy
sh'iw.
She
was
brought
up
on
I-Unle
Braad
since
ti
week
old
anil
has
made
such
good
pnwjess
as
far
as
hralth
teooswerned
that
I
led
I
must
write
ywt
She
is
now
month
old,
weighs
24
I
be,
vrulka
quite
freelv,
ami
is
entirely
on
Eagle
Brand
Hair.
"
"llrs.
J.
G."
(Tumnui)
(Origuml
imm
sw
J
jut)
BRAND
CONDENSED
MILK.
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
THE
DAINTIK8T
HKKAKI'
AST
POOH.'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
W
Storage
0
W
rrlnce
Itupert.
H.C.
Han
ad
ian
National
CTtie
Largeft
Kailway
Sylem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sellings
from
PKlNt.-i:
ituruitT
for
VAMiot'vr.K.
VK'THlA.
ni
tt'
and
intermediate
points,
each
Till
HNIt.W
and
HI!NIAV
'
"
V
for
KRTCHIKAN
and
ANVOX.
each
WKDVKHKAV,
4
p.m.
For
HTKWAItT
each
KATt
ICDAY
at
10
p.m.
or
MlHTII
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National
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Foreign
etc,
also
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your
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ticket
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tiiimd
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Pacific
Railway
B.
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from
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Rupert
Tn
Krtrhlknn,
Urmixell.
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nnrt
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t,
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run
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mill
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