Tuesday,
July
3,
1928
hi
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
it-
Mri.
T.
J.
Shenton
sails
this
afternoon
011
tbe
Catala
for
Vancouver
and
Local
and
Persona!
i
jXJl
service
1
Vancouver
bland
on
a
holiday
visit.
II.
C.
Prater,
Inspector
of
schools,
nciples
o;
n
y
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala.
for.
4
a
Taxi
l'hone
4.
Illj
4
Taxi.
tX
Victoria
where
be
will
be
engaged
in
14.
s,
.R
I
am
bbbV
asssl
tbe
summer
work
of
marking
exam
DentUft.
Dr.
J.
H
O'mm
Pbon
688
ination
papers.
BBSSSlI
II
ssssssss
THE
EM'ECTS
OF
LYMPH
ATICgl.QN,
.NERVES
The
last
of
the
phynioloKical
effects
resulting
from
a
subluxation
of
a
vertebrae
with
consequent
narrowing
of
the
cor-upondlng
intervertebral
foramen
(openfnKH)
is,
the
influence
which
it
exercises
upon
the
lymphatics,
and
their
effect
on
i
he
nerves
which
they
Hupply.
The
lymphatic
which
pass
through
the
intervertebral
oienings
have
much
to
do
with
the
metabolism
of
each
segment
of
the
spinal
cord.
If
the
nutrition
of
a
certain
segment,
k
faulty
as
a
result
'of
an
insufficient
supply
of
lymph,
the
uflnx
exitability
of
that
segment
will
be
diminished.
Consequently
any
incoming
impulses
to
that
segment
will
not
result
in
u
reflex
action
with
the
production
of
an
outgoing
impulse,
und
the
tissues
thus
deprived
of
these
necessary
impulses
will
tail
to
function
properly.
When
we
consider
that
most
of
the
vital
functions
are
regulated
by
reactions
in
the
brain
and
npinal
cord,
the
part
played
by
a
subluxation
in
interfering
with
the
nutrition
of
the
central
nervoua
system
takes
on
an
adriftl
significance.
Such
a
condition
of
hypo-ex
itability
in
always
produced
by
,
vertebral
subluxation,
li;
such
an
event
the
lymphatic
flow
obstructed,
and
the
corresponding
segment
of
the
spinal
id
and
the
spinal
nerves
merging
through
the
narrowed
openings
between
the
spinal
bones
is
improperly
nourished,
and
diminution
of
Its
irritability
and
power
of
conductivity
results.
From
the
foregoing
it
is
apparent
that
the
effects
on
nerve
(unction
attributed
to
vertebral
subluxations
are
in
perfect
.iccord
with
accepted
physiological
facts
and
must
therefor
be
mnidered
scientifically
correct.'
To
tecajiitulatc,
nerve
impulses
tifavet
along
a
nerve
and
all
its
branches
and
control
i
hi'
(
inctioaal
activity
and
organic
integrity
of
the
parts
in
which
they
end.
Pressure
upon
these
nerves
will
prevent
the
conduction
of
these
impulses
to
the
parts
for
which
they
are
destined,
without
necessarily
injuring
the
nerve
itself.
Vertebral
subluxations
are
capable
of
producing
foramina.
Removal
of
thb
pressure
by
correcting
the
subluxation
will
again
permit
the
nerve
to
conduct
impulses
to
the
parts
for
which
they
are
intended,
and
thus
restore
them
to
their
normal
condition.
R.
E.
EYOLFSON
Phone
Hlue
&.".
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octal
OW
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Avenue
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ime
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troubles
by
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methods.
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0.
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Phone
131.
Wallace
UUch.
Open
KvcningH
Mrs.
L.
W.
tu
v;
Patmore
mim
by
tbe
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
sailed
ytm-terday
aftemebn
em
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
(or
Vancouver
to
school
In
tbe
aoutb.
Sallirdab,
nlrn
sailor
It
attend
summer
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
aavlgan
and
famUjr
returned
to
tbe
-
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'
train
after
having
pent
tbe
week-end
at
Uak.
4
Anglican
Sunday
School
Picnic
to
Dlgby
Island,
tomorrow,
July
4.
Boat
leave
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse
at
1
o'clock.
All
Anglicans
welcome.
R.
Boyd
Young
and
daughter.
Mum
Ruth
Young,
of
Port
Simpson
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
by
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
T.
J.
8
hen
ton,
Inspector
ct
mines
Or.
H.
T.
Jamas,
resident
mining
en
glrsnr
for
the
provincial
go
sen
instant
4.4.4.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Pioneer'
P:rn:.
July
8.
m
u
W
a
UVlUsBHeBad
Kd
sV
Add
to
the
Jov
of
the
open
roa
J
this
pleasure-giving
refreshment.
A
sucar-coatetl
'Rum.
that
affords
double
value.
Peppermint
flavor
in
the
aucar
coating
and
peppermint
flavored
gum
N
ihiwe.
wrrNSsW
CI
9
e
m
b
m
-
ry
Between
Smokes
m
m
m
I
returned
to
tbe
city
on
the
Prince
;
Oeorge
yesterday
morning
from
a
trip
to
tbe
AUln
district
on
official
duties,
i
1
J.
R.
Morrison
of
tbe
Fire
Hall
staff
sailed
Saturday
night
by
the
Prince
1
Rupert
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and
otber
points
In
the
south.
Now
then
folks!
Whet
about
that
double
load
of
box
cuttings?
Too
kid-
dies
like
to
handle
it.
Can
you
beat
it
t
t
te-SO
per
load?
Hyde
transfer
Pbone
seo.
tf
A
group
of
rant
County
Ontario.
who
have
been
making
a
trip
Into
Dawson,
were
as
ssshgsrs
avboavrd
tbe
Princess
Kathleen
Saturday
afternoon
returning
south.
Sergeant
T.
Van
Dyk.
Oamri
Act
enforceanaaU
officer
of
tbe
provincial
police,
returned
to
tbe
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
from
trjp
to
the
ulterior
on
official
duties.
Mrs.
B.
Walker
of,
tbe
Booth
Mem
orial
teaching
staff
tad
daughter.
Mlas
Muriel
Walker,
as
lieu
Saturday
evening
by
tbe
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
tbe
summer
vacation
in
tbe
south.
Presbyterian
Sunday
School
Picnic
on
Thursday,
July
a.
swats
leave
Kelson
Trading
Company's
float
from
1
until
3
o'clock
Children
meet
at
Church
Hall
at
1S-S0.
Adults
BOc.
Children
free.
1S6
issusaiil
to
Use
etty
on
tse
Prinoe
Oeorge
yaeterttsry
morning
from
a
trip
to
trie
Talesnrpn
Creek
district
on
official
duties.
William
Heaphy.
son
of
K.
Heaphy
general
manager
of
the
Los
Ansrele-j
Lumber
Products
Oo..
wso
a
paarensrer
aboard
the
Prince
Charles
yeate-rday
bound
from
Seattle
to
Buckley
Bay.
where
be
will
spend
tbe
summer.
The
Literal
LasUs
will
entesrtsUn
their
friend
at
the
fi
fair
toaiurisw
aftersMMm
fre
tu
eYferk.
Am
Interesting
est
Ut
P-
gram
will
He
gfvea
as4
lea
wBI
lie
served.
All
llrrle
are
Iavi14
t
C.
P.
R
freighter
Prlnceaa
Capt.
Albert
Rtppon.
arlved
in
port
st
3
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
south
and.
after
dlscbarsinc
a
cargo
of
freight
consisting
of
twenty-ftv.
tons
of
paper
from
Ocean
Falls.
which
was
reahlpped
yesterday
morning
aboard
the
Princess
Alice
tc
Juneau
a
carload
of
ltqurr
for
the
government
vendor
and
household
effect
for
Oeorge
O.
Bushby.
sailed
at
midnight
for
8kagway
with
freight
for
the
Yukon.
C.tHli
m
TIIANKH
The
Dominion
Day
CnlebraUon
Committee
desire
to
sincerely
thank
the
bust
nw.
firms
of
the
etty
and
all
others
who
contributed
so
well
towards
the
ur;-rK!ul
celebration
of
Canada
x
National
Holiday.
FairbanUs-Morsc
Ball
Bearing
'Pumps
Our
new
bulletin
tell
why
these
pumps
have
actual
efficiencies
of
from
five
to
ten
per
cent
better
than
others.
They
will
be
tent
free
on
request.
Ball
bearing
pumps
are
made
in
three
designs
and
nil
sizes.
Let
our
engineering
department
discuss
their
merits
with
you.
We
can
also
supply
the
prime
mover
Fairbanks-Morse
Ball
Bearing
Motors
or
Diesel
Engines.
We
can
thus
study
your
pump
problems
intelligently
and
control
every
factor
that
enters
into
the
building
of
the
complete
unit
the
pump
and
the
prime
mover.
This
means
undivided
responsibility.
0"Ae
CANADIAN
FaisliaiiKs
Morse
CO
M
PXKYJOmiUd
For
a
Tazl
Phone
-0.
tand,
Central
Hotel
Oscar
Hanson.
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker
sailed
by
tbe
Prince
Ktjpert
Saturday
night
on
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mra.
ftobert
Arthur.
3r
,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Riapert
Safcufday
night
for
a
holiday
trip
so
Vevnesuvtr
and
Vic
toria.
xm
Mrs.
Jack
Josxne
ht
on
this
morn
tag's
train
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Dundas.
bar
tonner
fsota.
and
Toronto,
Ontario.
P.
CaMaghan.
of
Aayox
arrived
in
the
city
from
Use
smelter
town
on
tbe
Catala
.Uls
utrtujig
and
by
train
for
a
Vtat
BssAm.
Joseph
Slganund
of
Qaeea
Charlotte
City
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
John
last
evening,
returning
so
tbe
Islands
after
a
busuMss
trip
to
Vancouver.
Moonlight
excursion
tickets
can
be
had
from
tbe
C.
P.
R.
office
or
any
member
of
tbe
XI
ka
lodge.
These
to
be
exchanged
for
regular
S.
S.
ticket.
Pare
ti
ll.
IM
B.
Rogers
and'
Maw.
E.
P.
Oraasle
of
the
local
public
school
teaching
staff
sailed
SatBrdsy
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tu
apead
tbe
summer
vacation
at
thctr
respective
homes
in
tbe
south.
Daring
tbe
month
of
Jvse
the
fire
department
responded
to
twelve
alarms,
r.
hleh
la
rather
more
than
usual.
Tbe
large
majority
of
the
sells
were
to
bush
fires
causa
d
from
the
continued
spell
of
hot.
dry
weather.
An
Adrten
Van
Sniderlln
party
of
ten
tourists
from
the
Eastern
Sates
will
arrive
in
tbe
city
by
special
ear
attached
to
tomorrow
nftvrnoon's
regular
train
and
sail
by
thf
Prince
Rupert
to
make
tbe
trip
to
Alaska.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
BesMon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
MoJtae
and
V.
Wilkinson.
returned
to
town
last
night
after
two
day
angling
trip
to
Soawatlans
Lake.
They
found
the
ftahlng
good
returning
with
a
bag
of
forty-five
aloe
trout.
The
Ulieral
ljulln.
will
rnlertaln
their
rrleniN
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
tomorrow
ultrriKHiii
from
X&Q
tu
otiotk.
Ait
Ititrrexlliig
program
will
he
ultra
ami
lea
will
be
wrrtrd.
All
Interested
are
Invited
to
rome.
Meth
XMvies
of
the
Soawatlans
lke
powrr
plant
and
daughters.
Mawes
May
Ann
and
La
11
tan
Device,
tailed
Saturday
night
on
the
PrlnSe
Rupert
for
Vancouver
enrouta
to
Montreal,
whence
tt-ry
will
embark
for
a
visit
to
tlielr
former
heme
In
'
Wales.
They
expect
to
return
to
the
etty
in
Oc
tober.
Percy
Anderson.
for
drunkenness.
wn-
fiiiadteeo.
wjth
the.opUoa
of
30
dayx'
tinprlsonaasnt,
,
.Lu,,.Qity
police
pour:
ihu
morning.
Under
the
Indian
jAqi
ou
a
shiit
chargt
M
Ann
,Get.
I
was
mulcted,
10
and
coots
,04'
fourteen
rltiyi.
Joseph
Moore,
oa
a
charge
of
I
'.i'eft
of
clothliix.
was
further
remand-j
"1
fir
eight
days.
j
A
meeting
of
all
those
ladles
Interested
in
the
election
of
Jaa.
11.
Thomp-j
son
will
be
held
at
the
Osnservatlve
1
Club
Rooms.
Third
Avenue,
on
Wed-.
nesday
evening.
July
4
at
8
pjn.
for
th
purpose
of
forming
a
working
or-VHUlzatlon.
All
those
ladles
favoring
th'
rHiididature
of
Mr
Thompson
are
ireiiutotta
to
atteud.
133
Wilfrid
Oratton
returned
to
the
-
city
or
inei;siajainii
mpnung
aner
uv-
hg
Wpent.i&teUlu'&fsULWPremler,
vis
iting
with
his
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
knd
Mrs.
O.
C.
Arseneau.
.
Obrdon
Wlamer,
Vancouver
barrister,
who
defended
in
one
of
the
murder
trials
at
the
assizes
here
last
.
week
and
Andrew
Blygh,
sailed
by
the
Princess
Kathleen
Saturday
afternoon
on
their
return
south.
Ulss
N.
Mallott
and
Miss
Mary
East-hope,
Terrace
school
teachers,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
yes
terday
afternoon's
train
and
will
sail
this
evening
on
the
Catala
for
Van
ccuver
to
spend
the
summer
holidays.
Charles
Wakefield
Cadman.
noted
song
composer,
and
his
mother
were
passengers
aboard
tbe
Princess
Kathleen
Saturday
afternoon,
returning
to
tbelr
home
In
Hollywood.
California,
after
having
made
tbe
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
K.
H.
Mansell
arrived
In
the
city
on
yes-
i
terday
afternoon's
train
from
Vandcr-j
hoof
to
take
up
residence.
Constable
i
Mansell
bsvlng
been
transferred
to
the
city
detachment
of
the
provincial
police
here.
Hiving
provincial
election
ballot
bexes
for
the
AUln
and
Telegraph
Creek
districts
respectively,
D.
Campbell
and
C.
M.
Mclntrre
arrived
In
the
11
city
frcm
Anyox
on
the
Catala
this
i
morning
and
will
proceed
north
by
the
Beta
11
Merchants'
picnic
will
be
betdjPnnce
Rupert
tomorrow
afternoon.
at
XHgby
Island,
Thursday.
July
S.
154
1
Miss
Rutfa
Stewart.
High
School
Mlas
Irene
MitehoU
sailed
Saturday
night
by
tbe
Prtnao
Bupert
on
a
boll-day
trip
to
VasatMWver.
teaefcer
at
Smlthers
and
formerly
lo
cated
in
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
In
the
etty
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior
to
spend
a
few
days
visiting
with
local
friends
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver
for
the
summer
holidays.
The
fire
department
responded
to
two
calls
during
last
night.
At
10.30
pjn.
there
was
a
chimney
tire
at
the
home
of
H.
L.
Landry,
Orsham
Ave-aue.
damage
to
the
roof
being
of
a
minor
nature.
At
340
sun.
s
sidewalk
at
tbe
earner
of
First
Avenue
and
Third
Street
became
alight
from
s
otgarette
butt.
R.
P.
MeNatMbton.
C.N.R.
district
passenger
agent,
will
leave
on
tomor
row
morning
'a
train
tor
Jasper
Park,
where
be
will
meet
the
seventh
annuel
OtHR.
petseoslly
conducted
tow
pary
numbering
some
150
people
from
the
East,
which
will
arrive
here
by
special
train
on
Ssturdsy
afternoon
and
sail
that
evening
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
for
the
south.
After
spending
s
few
days
in
the
city.
Corp.
Fred
Markland.
provincial
police,
salted
by
tbe
Prince
Oeorge
yeeterdsy
afternoon
on
his
return
to
Vancouver,
having
in
his
charge
Harry
Smith
of
Maasett,
who
bss
been
com-
mltted
to
the
mental
home
at
Coloults.
Vancouver
Island,
and
James
Harris,
who
will
serve
two
years
In
New
West
minster
penitentiary
for
theft.
HANDSOME
YACHT
FROM
LOS
ANGELES
HERE
AT
lUgfe
High
Low
High
WEEK-END
BOUND
NORTH
One
of
the
most
handsome
and
com
modious
power
yachts
which
has
ever
bten
seen
st
Prince
Rupert
was
tbe
Los
Angeles
cruiser
Mallbu
which
arrived
here
on
Sunday
evening
about
S
o'clock
and
cast
anchor
off
the
government
wharf,
continuing
north
to
Ketchikan
at
1040
yesterday
morning
In
the
course
of
a
leisurely
cruise
to
Alaskan
waters.
Looking
almost
like
a
small
steamer
with
two
masts
and
ample
accommodation
above
decks,
the
Mallbu
owned
by
Mrs.
May
K.
ffUhdge
of
Los
Aangeies
who
has
a
party
of
friends
on
board.
Capt.
Sor
erect
Is
tbe
master.
The
vessel
had
1
power
tender
as
large
as
tbe
average
pleasure
boat
here.
High
Low
High
High
Low
Advertise
In
Tbe
Datlv
Newt
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UUI'EKT
TIDES
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ajn.
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14:12
pjn.
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am.
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pja.
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304
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11:43
p.m.
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844
ajn.
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3048.
pan.
74
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3:33
an.
304
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18:35
pjfi.
184
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9:10
IA
34
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31:13
PM,
7.8"
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li
3:01
aJU.
80.3
ft.
1:04
p.m.
184
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9:47
a.m.
34
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31
66
p.m
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3
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s.m
134
ft.
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pm
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p.m.
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8
4:30
am
189
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