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per
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per
insertion
lion.
t.videiUly
the
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i
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vivu-
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i
ment
and
with
their
(
......p.-n.tmn
w::h
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bmlies
and
the
.-it;z-ns
iren.-rallx
w.-
shall
haw
a
will
be
credit
to
the
.
omnie-.-iai
-entr.-
th.-
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i
The
hospi'a!
t...ard
i
;..
u-
longratulated
,.r.
i-.;.:
r:
i.ik
bit
to
the
general
m.eniei.:.
t
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a
tairlt
g....d
Mir.-.n
..
suits
all
round
sh.uhi
l.e
e
.-ll.-n;.
IN
THE
1TBI.K
EVE
With
the
gni::ig
i-t-p..niiMli;y
o'
'he
i.
.
D.
I'attullo.
it
is
noticed
that
he
Dt't.-n,
r
n-m.--the
opjKsition.
That
i
a
p'.-ttx
uiv
si;:i;
that
It
a
person
is
s
i
n.n
i
that
iio!ot!
much
goiid
to
the
rountr.
The
nmrnent
re
attack
it
may
he
taken
:'or
granted
thai
he
i
he
is
feared
by
those
who
oppnM.
him.
Mr.
I'attullo
ha-
tak.-i.
a
,-rv
import.
the
past
M-sio!i
and
;i,
mem
tiers
who
-:t
ti
r
unxi
athed
m
itter
:
tied
him
ami
who
wih
to
'Hi
h.!-
ba.
he
:!..)
tr-m
tniMaUilati.n!
'
se.
i
Heir
litem
Im-
PE.U'E
OR
WAR?
Ours
is
a
democracy
and
we
talk
glibly
of
th.-the
good
of
the
na'.ion
.,nd
the
i;l.eit
,,j
-h,.
slJt,j,.
know
well
that
politically
e.v.-h
id.-
i-
,,
murder
ically.
Kill
the
eiiem.
(ii-,,
n.-
men-y.
Muk.
it
s
never
come
l
o
k.
Th
n
some
,la
w
her
a-:
indi:
leaves
lhi.-
world
all
gath.
r
round
and
rai-e
the
w.
It's
a
Wittidernil
stem
"hi'
d.
tiio,
r.r
..f
...
;
!
m.-n-.h.-r.
II.
-i.
in
.itt.irk-
i';
he
is
mahiiiL'
tr."
notices
iiw
par'
i
::.i!iiliei
tr.
Tiiat
'tie
j
.
iii!i
make
goo.
n;n-..
rottin
'.
.Ill
tile
o
i
that
iual
rk
he
Me
l-
I.,
to
puld:
i
and
ha
HiWealth.
I
yet
v.
e
h-'r
iH.li:-
ian
(Kill
olle
nt
civilization
we
have
r..
admit
that
we
r.ave
not
r,.;.,
d
a
wr.
high
state
..
far
We
have
a
long
way
to
g,,
i
tme
wt-
gt
to
a
con
ditwa
whtrc
be
can
In-
said
Ih-
mu.-ii
higi.er
than
the
.avagea.
;-;Aa
K
is
at
home
so
it
is
abroad.
People
are
everywhere
talk-
B1
Owing
to
the
targe
Increase
of
wolre-
ii
u-ue
dUtrlrt.
It
being
held
that
these
v
jive
killed
m-re
deer
annually
thsu
::r
ouut?rs
as
well
at
being
a
menace
i
.-
omp
life,
the
Game
Conenratljo
r,ard
of
tbe
province
was
asked
to
la-:cc5e
tbe
wolf
bounty
to
MB.
It
was
it-o
suggested
by
tbe
dub
that,
a
depletion
of
bucks
being
feared,
hunt
'
-v
allowed
to
take
three
deer
during
turdav.
March
17,
1928
lh
"c"ou
'
y
doe"
wllh
fwn-
-
.
;
--f
cnnre.
beinic
protected.
rM
secretary-treasurer
made
a
re-
1"
r
i
f
1
1
u
i
:
.
1
vrh;
dire.
I'tMS
..in-
,
ndiiion
that
tbe
club
put
in
good
:.
for
the
coming
year
a
ranee
h
Lake
which
had
been
pre-
rganlcatkn
by
the
Prince
.v
Bowiog
cub
through
......
R
K.
Benson,
and
rt
:.
-n
Khatada
Lake
'
:.
-ii
.
i
delivered
un-;
c-
rgf
Bryant.
.
Rod
at
Oun
l
c
s--.art;
efcse-w
:
-cretsry-
W
(.;:.:.'.
ex-icwtlve
1
!-.
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P.
r.f.
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Pre
.iea.
1.-'
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R
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.,-.:v
:
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W
I
.rr:in
"FIVE
THOUSAND
FACTS
ABOUT
CANADA"
IS
OUT
I
In
I--
v
la
tint!
Sh.if
pr.ri--
nf
tf
i.i.l
O.
D-
III)
Pr
li
t
.
-
.ill.
tu
n
-ill.;.-.
I
,
fM
t
irnne
me
legislature
at
Victoria.
Witnout
mentioning
either
.
Canada
not
only
to
Canadians
party
aa
being
better
than
the
other,
we
must
be
convinced
that
b"'
10
ib
world
more
effectively
than
the
opposition
has
no
conscience.
Anything
will
go
if
it
will
only
th"
tabto,d
ncycopedia.
and
one
can
rmosrrasi
me
government
rne
question
of
disgracing
a
member.
"
"ru
01
Qiacrpaiyng
any
good
work
that
is
done,
of
killing
a
member
politically.
Ruthlessly
and
without
mercy.
Any
of
these
thinira
are
it
bas
a
large
rculatlcn.
It
may
be
had
from
the
!esd:rg
newsdealers
or
by
sending
Sac
f
of
the
Canadian
Pacts
Pub.
done
if
the
opportunity
occurs.
The
only
reason
it
ia
not
done'e,
,r
a
,v
ccpy
Huron
street.
Toronto
ui
toner
in
me
lara
01
Drains
ana
ability
in
those
who
oppose.
-
Democracy
is
a
state
of
war.
There
is
no
uch
thing
ac
peace
'ff
1
'
'
v
ior
tnoae
wno
nave
to
do
with
governmental
affairs
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
:
ti2B,
-
..
-a.
:.-
r.:ch
:i
..:
..OSUted
-
.he
marked
:.
-i.
m
a
quarter
i
-ne
stirring
story
i
velcpment
m
s
single
-
irlktngly
shown
in
a
series
of
-
p
pa.ag7aphs
in
30
chapters,
ranging
ttpbabetlcally
from
'
Agriculture
'
to
"Western
Canada
"
No
publication
ing
peace
hut
ihey
are
not
if
acting
as
peace
were
likely.
However.
maim
li
n.
tsis.
It
is
a
good
thing
to
talk
peace.
Possibly
it
is
the
first
step
toward
j
The
death
occurred
early
this
mom-universal
international
pee.v
....
.(4r,h)4B-.4o
iOaam.or-4aj..
Yesterday
the
New
York
despatch
giving
the
address
of
Recre-
"
Tsiiersal
at
her
home
on
Am-tary
KelloMg
before
the
council
of
foreign
relations
was
an
ejr(rc'
Av'nue-
nuve
of
tremely
interesting
one.
The
policy
of
that
country
is.
he
says
that
E"u"d
"nd
h4d
ln
r1
-they
wtll
rrm
bind
themselves
to
armed
intervention
in
the
cause
of
lpm
A
wMotr
,ml
thm'
peace,
but
they
will
enter
into
peace
treaties
and
do
everything
ex-'""
'"'rT,v'
Ceflt
.....
.
;
Th-
new
Unionist
federal
fro
r
era
-
The
constitution
of
.u
the
Lnited
States
will
not
allow
of
binding
ment
win
open
it.
(lrt
action
at
ot-agreementa.
Peace
and
war
arbitrament
lies
with
the
President
and
tomorrow
Senate
and
the
right
to
decide
is
left
with
them,
no
matter
whatj
else
mvy.be
said
or
done.
The
hope
of
the
future,
the
secretary
said,
.
,'onn
Cynway.
coroner,
will
leave
was
me
ewoasing
oi
a
pumic
conscience
in
the
nations
of
th
world
lnr
rr'"s
saary
io
in
against
war.
However,
this
Can
be
done
onlv
in
an
ediir.t-H
worM
v?""t
,h'
"lh
JPr-ae
nam
rltrL'z
more
than
half
,h
ww,d
-""-.
-
th-
-z,::7zT::rz
homrn
sc'M
VrTK
DATLY
NEWS
ROD
AND
GUN
ST.
PATRICK'S
CLUB
REPORT;
DAY
IS
TODAY
ORiIZTIO
ENKOU.Ill
7
MEM-
Xlt
TIHAliV
'W
PATKON
SAINT
Of
IIKUS
III
KlXfi
AMI
TOOK
I
P
MATTF.HS
OK
IMPOKTANTK
TO
SPOItTSMKV
&frtrtg
the,
year
1M7.
there
were
ffl
jpeoiber
enroled,,
in
the
$ioc
Rupert
Rod
.Cma,'0b
fm
I,H
accrtlM
Ap-rinltn
.nw-.itii
.
tA
to..the
In
ecretary-tresurer.
letaryM'reasurer.
i
i
llil
l.AMl
li
IIKINH
OIlMtUVKU
AS
J
Ml
a
IIF.KE
On
MCtttal'trf
St.
Patrick'
Dy
filling
today
fcturdayi.
full
observance
of
tbe
date
dee,
no
fll
on
the
day
ftn-T
.
-
iW-artr1'.
Drcssr
WHIM
a
numoer
or
runciions
are
nual
report
o.
the
Md
t(Jtav
tw
st
p,t.
P.
W.
pcunble,
jhlrh
wi
presented
rWl
coaMn
,
xnt
Catholic
Church
the
annual
meeting
of
the
club
thlswlM
Monday
night,
week.
A
of
matters
of
number
import-
3,
p,,
,,,.,
minl
of
Ireland,
ance
to
the
Interest
of
both
rod
and
,,
.-
,.
mrttmt.
gvn
aportamen
were
taken
up
durtlngltng
hlsfcscy.
from
tbe
year
ITS
AD.
the
year
by
the
club
to
m
AJX
cotmmlag
htm
many
ml-
!
The
Dominion
Fisheries
was
requested
tbe
reruIoU,
Btortt,
,
nUM.
to
plat
a
stock
of
trout
eggs
in
Shaw-
w
tbtm
u,
ettane
ind
Cloyah
Lake,
the
depart-
j
,xUrmlnJlUp
nU
from
the
Em-1
ment
agreeing
to
distribute
nrty
tnou-,
-
.
'ftj
,,-,
out
christian
sand
Kamloops
eggs
in
Cloyah
Lake.
Owing
to
numbers
of
female
fish
laden
with
spawn
befng
found
to
have
been
taken
In
lakes
and
streams
before
the
end
of
May.
the
club
suggested
to
i
the
government
that
Ashing
be
el
seed
:
m
such
lakes,
and
itresms
In
this
die-jtrict
until
May
tt.
It
being
fell
that
-
K-h
a
regulation
would
work
hnrdahlp
(i
in
i
on
no
on?
No
reply
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word
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ii.
ir.
ir.i
.15
mission,
edtejiajng
over
probably
about
tarty
yeat
among
the
Irtb
with
great
In
-144
1
he
was
tjneecrated
a
TtveV
"Confession"
and
the
"EpsKto
wr
ri'.s
best
knewn
llterar
works.
Opoai
dying
st
an
sdrsnced
age.
he
was
burled
at
DownpaUick
ST.
PATRICK'S
TEA
AT
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Large
Nsyenber
Taking
Part
to
Event
WllthHertvrlag
faiea4
PrcrM
With
daoaentlons
spproprtate
to
the
xemtem,
m
8a.
Patrick's
tee.
and
sale
mt
home
eooMsag
lth
ssuatehl
Boftmai
Is
being
bet
tkta
aitemoa
tn
the
c
marsh
octal
baO
hr
tbe
Ladssa'
AM
eg
PtnM
aeMlefeBgj
ttst
gueau
sre
Mrs.
T.
Ue-Clymont.
Vra.
T
W
8s
near
and
Mm.
Jrcph
Olsn.
tbe
wife
cf
the
paaSBT.
JCra.
J.
H.
PMawJl.
being
nhMBt
tbrossgh
Illness.
Pturtog
sea
are
Mrs.
1.
L.
Christie
and
Mm.
WBBhun
MUlar
with
Mrs
rred
Work.
Mrs.
Man.
Pinnie.
Mm.
James
L.
Lee,
Mrs.
W.
U
Sandison.
Mrs.
Chartos
I
Starr.
Mrs.
W.
J
Nelson.
Mrs.
O.
Ja-baur.
Ura.
O.
A.
McMillan.
Mrs
R.
P.
McNsugbtoo
Mrs.
L.
W
Kergin.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
WiJaon-MurrT
assisting
in
rrelng.
The
bosne
tasking
table
as
in
charge
of
Mrs.
i.
0.teen
and
Mrs.
D
Mcl
Suater
anal
.
asfs
Samuel
Maswy
la
cashier.
The
misstral
program,
under
the
arrangement
of
Mrs
R.
C.
Praaer.
who
Is
r'so
acting
as
cashier.
Includes
rocal
solos
by
Man.
H
n
Beoekknby.
Miss
Bmuy
Oassta.
Mrs.
Morris
Blott
Mrs
p
W.
Allen
and
Miss
Oeorglna
Runter,
rocal
dnet
by
alia
Blott
and
Mrs
Allan:
riolln
ablo
by
atlas
Harjorte
Lancaster,
and
ptandfoMe
solo
by
Mass
B
A.
Leltcb
Arrsngenteait
of
decorations
was
In
the
capable
hands
or
Mrs.
David
Thomsaif
Man
in
the
Moon
J
V
-1
-
-MAHIir
the
worlds
best
laybag
ban,
the
p
fusty
of
tbe
OawsweeMy
of
BC.
oSMaUy
h
wn
aa
Heat
Nwatber
.
that
hsM
ttl
eggs
tn
a
year,
broaght
the
unirersaty
bast
year
ansth
faase
aM
a
total
Vetsjsnse
f
tlM.
PertilMf
hi
ensWntly
eiateaaesl
as
the
etea
if
it
at
awa
ta
eta?
am.
WX
sll
ihnsiU
be
aswwd
ml
Mshde
Pht
aha
atps
aa
afg
a
day.
hem
hern
the
taee
The
gawd
old
IP
the
land
were
tad
eg
Miaatu
Kuysag
hany
eeery
day
W
eaiaM
cottivate
aa
the
And
tam
asigraatts
ay.
THE
to
the
He
brbugbt
it
Bocae
with
pride
And
rw
be
dasty
takes
bss
girl
Out
In
that
ear
te
rtde.
Another
has
s
natty
Chev
It
makea
me
blue
with
raaw.
Por
I
hare
nothing
I
can
drive
Bbeept
an
anctmt
Paige.
I
want
to
buy
a
aaodera
ear
I
hate
to
make
them
sure.
Por
every
neighbor
that
I
Ia
cutting
quit
a
flare.
IT
la
suggistn
that
aa
revwawe
the
city
might
rant
along
the
other
eooatriea
parking
TMC
tmteci
states
came
Into
being
is
s
reauH
of
a
revolution
and
since
thst
she
has
been
trying
to
pewvent
a
repetition
by
stoeanag
iwotwttona
ra
WHKN
s
msn
tetb
you
what
a
bad
Vancouver
to,
ywa
know
met
bout
bow
he
spent
Ma
time
there
THB
difficulty
the
KepuMlcans
sre
having
in
the
United
States
today
is
tc
decide
how
ia
ant
rid
of
a
presidential
KETCHIKAN
MILL
IS
TO
REOPEN
MONDAY
strrcilIKAN
March
17
W.
C
Mit
chell
announces
that
Ih
Ketchiiau
Lumber
and
Shlngtt
Mills
company
will
remirae
operitin,
again
neat
Monday
Msrch
19
the
preliminary
work
of
getting
tbe
m.ll
i
abape
foi
the
summer
season
has
been
fill
bill
Sd
Tbe
company
had
a
number
of
orders
to
fill
and
theie
are
plenty
of
loss
on
hand
for
the
j.reseat.
Save
the
"POKER
HANDS"
1
that
are
packed
with
I
L&y
MILD
VIRGINIA
Cfp
CIGARETTES
f
Jji
and
exchange
them
for
ArX-
hfryj
I
VALUABLE
PRESENTS
2jQjJJU
The
Pacific
American
naheiias
whsth
rn
the
Port
Edward
cannery
base
or
trve
years
a
aaisnon
fishing
sad
canning
plant
at
Mew
Mtlakalla.
Aaseka.
Archie
Bhleis
of
thsrt
aeannane.
hlch
has
besdquartars
at
Belllnghsm.
ts
gotng
north
to
get
the
can
nary
la
riaspe
tor
th
opening.
AdverttM
IS
The
Dalle
News
-GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
notio:
nr
xrrucuios
roR
nttR
urctxnc
MOTtCK
Is
hereby
siren
that
an
t)x
idth
day
of
March
next,
the
undersigned
atends
to
aocd
to
the
Laauor
Cantsal'
-toexd
for
a
lloenee
in
reaoeet
of
the!
Miasj
pan
m
:am
asinatiaw
Uaown
a
Port
CleenenU
Hotel.
Mtuated
at
Pert
cieatewta.
B
C
.
opoa
the
bust
described
aa
Lot
No.
t.
Sock
t.
Bub.
Jlvtolon
of
Lot
Tad.
Quean
Charlotte
If
'
nd
Dsrtrtct.
Maw
No
l7f.
Pnaee
Bu-
rrs
uuh
nawiatration
UUtnct.
bi
the
1
(tVTtnee
of
British
Columbia
for
the'
of
beer
by
the
clam
or
by
r
the
the
'jiiie
i
or
eonaumoi
yMstl"SsWt!
urinffcT
lion
DATBTj
at
Pnnce
Mb
day
of
Pwbruan
OOstXXMt
on
Town
of
open;
i
psvortiaa.
'
DATID
tble
Uth
day
of
Pebruary.
StB.
BRTDOMB
LOHNI
TTJtOLBT.
Applicant.
"0OVER.N5IBNT
LIQUOR
ACT
votict
or
Aprur.tiiox
rou
nrr
LirBtsrc
.J!!
baratoy
given
that
on
the
m
m
asarcn
new
ine
iiaaaiiiaiied
'Pffbai
to
aasdy
to
the
Liquor
Control
stoat
for
USenoe
tn
respect
to
nre-iti
feerna
part
of
the
buAaUaa
known
sltuau
on
Lot
Bight
i
is
i.
ran
uxi.
t.
.tsssn
Chart
oeae
Islands.
Prlnse
and
rtesJatratioTi
Dutrtct
in
the
Pro-
tnce
Of
KlUsb
Columbls
for
the
mmSm
Jwr,hr
tB
(teas
or
by
the
ofm
ttm
for
caarsuntptloB
on
the
sre
-
snmert.
B.C..
thw
1
B
DAVUB.
Appi
leant
NOTICE
TO
JCOXTRACTOILS
JrJ
lralBS,
endorse
-Ihwdat
for!
3
neon
of
Bsturday.
March
M.
ISM.
I
Plans.
Plans.
Specific
Bpactflcatfona.
Contract
and:
rwrm
of
TeodsV
amy
he
obtained
at
the:
jure
of
the
Dtetrtct
Engineer.
Court
Bsouae.
Prince
Bupert
The
successful
tenderer
will
be
called
'
to
deposit
with
the
Honourable
thel
wsoisier
oi
pumic
works
an
accepted
eheque
equal
to
ton
per
cent
(
10
r.
of
he
total
amount
rt
his
tender.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
out
on
he
forms
supplied,
signed
with
the
tetual
signature
of
the
tenoweer.
and
inclosed
In
Use
envelopes
furnished.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted
O
C
MACKAY
"S
District
Engineer
HEART
WAS
SO
WEAK
Had
to
Stay
in
Bed
Mrs.
T.
Wilson.
Isthbriig,
Alts.,
writes:
"JJ
t
i.rt
"it
very
weak,
sad
I
tad
to
etiiv
is
bed
far
ate
weeks
with
it
"Uy
Mat
advised
aa
to
Ilk
it
ih
Bad
taken
them
with
good
re-sal
ta
after
a
very
Nad
operation.
"I
leek
them
and
some
tine
after
a
doctor
eaiaa
to
examine
aie
for
Mfe
taswaaee
ard
he
snsd
there
ass
koth-iag
wre
with
my
heart"
I
AfUboia's
Heart
and
Xrrre
TMi
are
SO,
a
I
ox
st
all
drag
girti
tad
denlera,
r
wilt
le
nailed
direct
on
receipt
of
frieo
by
JU
T.
UilWa
Co.,
Liaiud,
sroalu,
Oat,
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
Ki
ppers
THE
DAINTIEST
imflAKFAftT
FOOIl
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
ji
Prince
Rupert.
ILC
Special
::
Offering
Heft!
of
COATS
for
LADIES,
MISSES
AND
CHILDREN
C0AT15
FOR
CHILDREN
'tlDuw
"Bp
to
tlB.00.
Special
price
COATS
FOR
LADIES
AND
MISSES
Regular
value
np
to
I2S.0O.
Special
price
Have
your
choice
of
these
splendid
garment
-Inst,
for
they
will
not
last
long
at
these
prices.
Third
.Avenue
si
2
'
B.C.
Fur
Company
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
1
gilej
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Ojttratlng
li.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floallng
Dry
D
k
Engineers,
MachlnlsiN
nollcrmnkera,
Illnekmiirm.
r''rn
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WBLDIN0.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
3ft5