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EDITION
The
Dominion
election
campaign
has
been
launched
with
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months
for
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period,
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in
advance,
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'1
Saturday,
May
SI,
1930.
ELECTION
CAMPAIGN'
ON
the
Setting
of
the
date
for
polling
oh
'July
28.
That
means
thatn
Prince
Rupert
the
political
struggle
will
soon
be
in
full
wing.
Meetings
will
be
held,
speakers
will
hold
forth
andthere
will
be
the
usual
arguments
as
to-the
relative;
merits
of
the
parties
and
candidates.
.
:
We
are
glad
to
know
that
the
calibre
of
the
two
candidates
is
such
that
it
is
assured
the
campaign
will
be
a
clean
'
one.
It
is
very
much
to
be
desired
that
all
personalities
be
.
banished
from
the
fight
and
that
policies
alone
be
discus-'
serl'
!
and
will
be
so
acclaimed
by
all
sections
of
neon
out
the
province.
The
choice.seem&to
have
been
quite
un
animous.
Relieve
tVtr4-
NEEDLESS
.
PAIN
Headaches
Colds
Rheumatism
k:
'
Neuritis
1
TAKE
a
tablet
of
Aspirin,
and
your
suffering
from
headache
ceases.
It
relieves
promptly.
It
does
not
depress
the
heart
No
after
effects
to
fear,
if
you
have
bought
the
genuine
tablets
stamped
Bayer.
So
there's
no
use
in
waiting
to
see
if
a
headache
will
"wear-off."
No
use
to
endure
pain
when
you
'
can
have
such
quick
comfort
as
Aspirin.
To
men
who
must
work
on,
in
spite
of
eyestrain,
or
fatigue,
or
a
cold;
to
women
who
suffer
rerular
systemic
pain.
Aririn
is
a
blessing.
Take
adviiiiUu
of
it!
Carry
the
pocket
box.
Keep
the
economical
100-tablet
bottle
in
home
and
office.
Read
the
proven
directions
enclosed
in
the
package
and
learn
the
various
uses.
TRADE
MARK
RIO.
SPIRIN
LOCAL
MEMBER
CHOSEN
UNANIMOUSLY
AS
GRIT
Prince
Rupert
people
will
be
particularly
interested
in
leWature
trom
h!s
m
town
in
the
action
of
the
harrilpops
convention.
They
will
also,
both
Ji
rthiTewSr
SSSie.0'
.Conservatives,
(eel
someride
in
the
fact
JJJ
MEle??S:
that
Mr.
Tattullo
is
the
member
for
this
city
and
was
a
tn
the
Liberal
government
went
former
resident,
a
mavor
of
thp
pitv
nnd
nvnminont
in
ov
out
of
office
In
1028
At
Mrh
nc
and
a
man
who
will
always
receive
the
respect
if
not
the
able
candidate
there
whom
vnitj
Another
Supreme
Court
action;
ftmnvU-
f
il
1
il.
ttr
.....
.,
TTtfc
DaTLY
HEW3
Saturday,
May
31
IS;-.
MUSTPAY
FISH
DUTY
American
Ports
Are
Open,
However,
to
Receive
Marine
Products
Ffem
Foreign
Vessels
"
In
spite
of
suggestions
to
the
contrary
that
mieht
have
been
made,
American
ports
are
still
open
to
receive
fish
from
Canadian
or
any
other
foreign
beats
but
a
j
treasury
decision
that
has
been
for-1
warded
recently
by
the
United
States
eustoms
department,
with
the
approval
of
A.
W.
Mellon,
Secretary
of
the
Treasury,
to
collectors
of
customs
and
others
concerned,
indicates
that
there
Is
to
be
a
tightening
up
on
the
collection
of
duty
far
fish
so
landed.
Following
Is
the
text
of.
the
order
dated
at
Washington.
April
28:
'
The
question
has
recently
been
presented
to
the
department
whether
fish
and
other
marine
products
taken
by
foreign
vessels
oi
veseeis
owned
by
aliens
domiciled
within
the
United
States
may
be
admitted
to
entry
free
of
dnty.
Th
rtatenent
Is
made
that
at
some
ports
fish
caught
on
the
high
sea
oy
aliens
are
admitted
free.
"It
appears
from
the
records
of
the
department
that
it
has
been
thf
practice
at
most
porta
to
asses,
duty
on
fish
brought
into
the
United
States
frem
ie
nigft
seas
in
foreign
vessels
and
the
department
in
a
letter
addressed
to
the
collector
of
customs
at
New
Orleans.
La.,
dated
March
22,
1925,
held
that
fish
LEADER
FOR
PROVINCE
brought
mto
the
United
States
,:.
foreign
vessels
were
subject
to
du
(continued
from
page
1)
notwithstanding
they
were
not
imported
irora
any
lorrign
coun
This
is
a
season
when
policies
are
reviewed
and
the
acts
'
and
nigh
schools
at
Woodstock,
'iir
of
the
government
and
the
speeches
of
the
leader
of
the
Ztht
Z
opposition
come
under
close
scrutiny.
The
Daily
News
will
tot
tThti
wZ
the
ers
or
ntTS
ot
wh!ch
lend
every
possible
facility
to
both
sides
to
air
their
views
Dut
the
Yukon
Oold
Rush
caught
wcre
domiciled
wfthfn
the
United
by
giving
good
reports
of
meetings
and'
publishing
uWhim
up
and
Mr.
Pattuilo
went
to
staTtes-
.
.
patches
dealing
with
both
sides.
Editorially
the
paper
will
Dawson
where
his
ability
was
soon
nJ?J!aZ?ZZ?7J!i
take
any
position
ifrirtfy
think
in
the
best
interests
of
the
recognised
m
his
appointment
m
Strutted
TS
duty
on
an"
country
and
of'tlw'cilybtit'from
a
news
point
of
view
ef-
Jf97
af
fry
of
the
Yukon
olhcr
marlnf
te
nt
In.
fort,
will
be
rn.de
to
treat
each
side
alike.
S3
IVTZT
'
"
"
THE
NEW
PKOVINCtAL
LEADER
J-J
-
In
1909
Mr.
Pattullo
;
found
his
mh
and
othe-
mrbie
piodw
,
T.
D.
Pattullo,
House
leader
of
the
Liberal
party,
and
wfty
t0
Prlnce
.uPrt
and
froin
brought
into
the
united
state
by
former
minister
of
lands,
has
been
chosen
leader
of
the
VZ
'
,,
l,tak?La?
ac"
American
vessels
in
accordance
Libera
party
in
British
Columbia,
It
was
a
good
choice
7
'LZITJ
!
"9
the
Customs
Re"
..1
1.
U
V
"
KUiaWVlU
VI
lie
through-,
there
in
1910
and
mayor
of
the
.
etty
in
1813.
Mr.
PattuMo
was
first
elected
to
the
British
Columbia
WILL
TEST
t,u"
w
jeouit
iur
uie
xuiure,
,
plosion.
isald
Mr.
Pattullo.
GASDEATHSf
The
house
at
3454
East
Pender
Is
,
i
The
new
leaderwas
so
overcome
owned
hv
Mm
Arfam'
,by
the
great
reception
and
eulo-
If
It
should
appear
that
the!
gles
accorded
to
him"
that
He
found
grandson
was
the
first
to
die,
then
1
It
Imrxjsslbleto
wntlnue
J(j,ls
ad-lftelrs
of
Mrs.
Adams
will
take
hr'
dress
6fTdc?ptSn
wt
'estate
on
the
basis
of
an
Intestacy.
II
8
n
3
YOU
CAN
NOT
BUY
BETTER
jf
HEft
Boys'
Clothing
Roys
Suits,
long
pants,
sizes
Cft
Q
'
23
to
35.
retr.
S15
to
S18
V
ve7o
Boys'
Suits,
long
pants,
Q-fl9Q
sizes
28
to
35,
rcg.
$20
V
Boys'
long
Pants,
beautiful
patterns
in
tweeds,
made
with
cuffs.
fif-fl
)tZ
Sizes
26
to
34,
reg.
$2.75,
Beys
Overalls.
Regular
$1.25.
Now
selling
at
Children's
Stockings.Good
qnaiity.
I'rleed
up
from
per
pair
Men's
Felt
Hats
Snap
and
roll
rim,
rer
$6
for
Silk
Tics,
Regular
value
85c.
Nows.elling
at
2
for
nors
nsn
.
,
MHor,
Dairy
News:
Having
read
in
the
ekimns
of
the
local
oreM
that
the
B$yf
Bard
ire
anxious
to
compete
In
a
cos-test
at
Vancouver.
Kindly
aSew
me
space
to
express
my
aenttaents
re-aardin
same.
.
First
of
all,
I
wish
to
congratulate
the
band
on
their
desire
to
enter
the
competition,
and
feel
sure.
rhruM
they
compete,
they
wtn
give
a
good
account
of
themeelvea.
I
read
of
efforts
being
made
to
rae
funds
to
cover
the
transportation
charges.
I
feel
it
is
up
to
we
citffens
to
asJis
in
raMng
the
necessary
finance,
thus
helping
our-
tarvea,
tlMtraah
good
publicity
far
ery
activity
here.
eesatve
general
election.
Mr.
Pat-
Ano,her
Lawsuit
Arises
Out
of
De-
our
city.
Sq
I
suggest
we
rally
to
otr
T
D
Pattullo
;
n
lnn
fJrrlnfn
o
oVnl1f
o,ol...
UUo
was
retomefl
to
the
Leeisla-
mise
of
Port
Essington
Woman
jband
and
help
to
bring
honors
to
strong
pemmality,
a
vfrile
debater,
a
constructive
thinker
VZZZeu?Z
Prince
Rupert.
Thanking
you
for
allotted
space.
AN
ADMIRER.
DuiJiwzi,
iu
uiu
people
oi
me
province,
we
congratulate
the
more
bold
have
courage
to
him
on
his
selection
to
the
important
office,
one
that
us-ce.
Ztl
t
Snilil
flf
al
Dnrfftr
fn
Ually
leads
to
the
premiership.
,
;
Since
the
retirement
from
pro.
SSL'SS
J.
UOCIOY
10
1
i
vlncial
affairs
of
Dr.
J.
D.
McLean
T
"
'
l
X.
T;
.
Ignorance
is
bliss.
Never
strike
a
match
to
gee
if
you
gas
tank
is
empty.
LADIES
Attention.'
both
for.,.
n
s
Introductory
IrlPSclR.
75
(full
size)
Jar
of
delightful
DAY
DREAM
TISSUE
CREAM
with
any
50
Day
Dream
Item
t
C
ft
Purchase
any
50o
Day
Dream
Item
Faco
Powder,
Rouge,
Brllliantine,
Lip
Stick,
etc.,
and
you
wil;
receive
1
(full
size)
75o
Jar
of
this
wonderful
Tissue
Cream
.for
9o
which
means'
you
are
getting"
$1.25
Value
for
59c
you
save
66o
Day
Dream
Tissue
Cream
Is
a
eclentlflo
preparation
containing
tissue
building
oils
with
cleansing
cream
base.
For
beautifying
the
complexion,
softening
harsh
skin
and
removing
wrinkles
and
sags.
A
new
aJJillon
to
tht
tiovt
famu$
Day
Dream
line
cf
Toilet
Preparation.
SJl
McCutcheon's
Drug
Store
'
Sixth
Street
&
Second
Avenue
Phone
79
t
liif
?LSYT?T
Jeffenen.
formerly
of
this'
m
1938,
1
It
was
conceded
that
Mr.
clty
iTVf
7
L,beral
For
the
Purpose
of
determining!
lhfh
M
MyQUeftl0
WM
Aether
Mrs.
Adams
predeceased
whether
he
would
In
the
stay
pro-
her
24.year
M
grandsonf
at
34M'
Share
Estate
of
His
Dead
Father
After
certain
household
goods
pany,
wun
narmony
ana
unity
In
to
ascertain
the
How
ot
into
the
gas
John
par)lnn
nf
thi
.if
Pean
Cade
of
this
city
re-
its
ranks,
looks
forward
to
an
early
bedrooms
'
,
renewal
of
sum-ma
niwUr
tv
T.
'
"'
.,
..
.
celvps
one-fifth
of
the
residue
of
'
MSttaSSf
resulted
from
a
m
;ttM
$Wj402
estate
of
hU
father,
eraup
Wp
0
of
Mr.
Pattullo.
i-JELf11
eakaKe
caused
grading
by
opera-
John
B
Cade
of
Mkislnn
ctt
wno
The
Nomination
t
ons
on
the
street.
Compensation
dJed
on
February
19
last,
and
whose
'.
claims
were
setWed
by
the
elty.
A.
WLMaiiaon.
K.C..
M.LX,
dle5
"
for,
M,s.
Adam8
llnt
then.
Ommeca.
former
attorney-general
nHpr
hr
in
tv,
.nrf,n
and
the
next
man
after
Mr.
Pat-
came
sole
heir
to
a
$6353
estate.
The
tullo
in
line
for
the
leadership.
!yoUng
man
died
intestate,
so
that
nominated
Mr.
Pattullo
and
J.
W.
hl8
father.
William
Joseph
Jeffer-deB.
Farris,
K.C..
another
former
son,
canneryman,
1210
Pervls
Street,
attorney-general,
seconded
the
,
administrator
of
the
son's
estar
homlnatlon.
His
name
was
the.
takes
whatever
the
grandson
rc-only
one
proposed
and,
after
oth-;ceived
under
Mrs.
Adams'
will,
ers
had
spoken,
the
president;
asked:
"Are
you
gotng
to
accept
Different
Kooms
Mr.
Pattullo
as
your
leader
andi
J-
v-
Clyne,
counsel
for
the
future
premier?"
The
motion
thenlvIvln
father,
who
is
suing
Alexan-carried
with
a
great
outburst
of
def
Nble,
2256
West
Fifteenth,
exe-cheerlng.
cutor
of
Mrs.
Adams'
estate,
to
de-
In
accepting
Uie
leadership.
Mr.
termlne
his
rights,
applied
in
Su-Pattullo
said
that
he
was
not
In-
Preme
Court
for
permission
to
con-
j
sensible
of
the
great
responsibUl-
ducl
tne
"periment.
ties
placed
upon
him
but
that!
The
te$t
w,n
be
held
nndcr
he
was
willing
and
ready
to
take
suPervl,lon
'
James
n.
Wharmby,
up
the
burden.
He
expressed
con.
superintendent
of
Vancouver
Gas,
fldence
that
the
principles
of
the
I0?"
and
the
flow
of
gas
wfll
show
Liberals
would
win
at
the
next
01011
room
11
caches
first,
either
electidn.
providing
the
Liberals
1
Hjat
whh:h
.been
occupied
by
,
themselves
worked.
:
the
grandmother
or
that
of
the
.
.
grandson.
It
is
your
duty
j
wh?n
you
return
objection
to
the
experiment
was
to
your
ridings
to
carry
the
spirit
'voiced
by
E.
M.
c.
McLong,
counsel'
of
unity
among
Liberals
which
H
for
Noble(
on
thc
ground
that
It;
7Z
,
7.
.
un.moM.fccuoijr
B(,
was
aangerous
and
might
cause
this
election.
If
you
do
I
have
no
damage
to
property
through
an
ex-
Fc
55c
25c
3.95
or
any
RARV
We
can
never
be
itire
jast
what
makes
an
infant
restless,
but
the
remedy
can
always
be
the
same.
Good
old
Castoria
I
There's
cora-fert
in
every
drop
of
this
pure
vegetable
preparation,
and
not
the
slightest
harm
in
its
frequent
nse.
As
often
as
Baby
bas
a
fretfol
spell,
is
feverish,
or
cries
and
can't
sleep,
let
Castoria
soothe
and
quiet
Mm.
Sometimes
it's
s
touch
of
colic
Sometimes
constipation.
Or
diarrhea
a
condition
thtt
should
always
be
cheeked
without
delay,
lust
keep
Castoria
handy,
and
give
it
promptly.
Relief
will
follow
.Men's
High
Grade
Suits,
the
latest
designs,
AH-Bnglish
cloths,
worsteds,
Hlue
Serges,
fine
pencil
stripes.
They
will
keep
their
shape.
Guaranteed
to
fit.
These
suits
arc
really
worth
uu
to
$37.50.
Now
seluncraf
.
Men's
Striped
Trousers,
all
sizes
Regular
2.
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Now
selling
at
V'
v
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mi.
In
95
c
I.C.
CLOTHIERS,
LTD.
The
Letter
Box
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very
promptly;
if
it
dt'CT,'
both
of
Mission,
were
bequeathod
!
MeD.
Hunter
h
i
the
income
from
one-fifth
of
the
I
painted
.deputy
to
E
U
residue
each
for
life.
The
Loyal
True
returning
affieer
for
hk-Plue
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Children's
Home
of
New
West-
forthcoming
federal
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feeling
fine'
A'
!
THE
hifh
tension
ot
mod(
n
an
enormous
strain
I
nervous
system.
The
nerve
have
been
unm
-f
adjust
themselves
to
the
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f
conditions
of
life
and
tho
rr
great
discomfort
from
h
adu
;
irritability,
Indigestion
and
.
lessness.
i
When
the
nerves
beeom'
(
hausted
there
aro
ecl(np(
of
fatigue
and
failure
of
thn
organs
to
properly
perform
"
'
tasks,
.
mi
'
The
mosteffective
treatmenf.
'
f
which
to
restore
tho
exhm
'
i
nervous
system
Is
Dr.
I'fcu.'.
Nerve
Food.
This
fact
has
been
proven
'n
many
thousands
of
ewes
thafc
O:
Chase'a
Nerve
Food
is
now
C
erally
recognized
as
the
staii'
prescription
for
troubles
of
nature.
Di
Chases9
Nerve
Food
The
greatest
of
nerve
rcstvrullvea
should
call
a
physician.
AH
through
babyhood,
'
i.
'
;r
s
should
be
a
mother's
star
w
1
a
wise
mother
does
nut
it'
stronger
medicines
as
ihf-
1
grows
older.
Castoria
i
r
obtained
at
any
drugstore,
1
genuine
easily
identif.!
'
i"-Chas.
H.
Fletcher
sign
at
r
f.-.n
appears
on
every
wrxr
wtll
has
been
filed
for
probate
In
attruter
received
20i)
Supreme
Court
at
Vancouver.
An
Iftrandehildren
are
enrh
other
son,
Charles
H.
H.
Cade
of
;
forty
fifth
of
the
resid'
Los
Angeles
receives
a
similar
be-itunth
eah
oPIets
vr1u
i
quest
while
two
other
sons,
Joteoh
..
JJr,
,vf.
Robert
Cade
and
Oilbert
Towl
Cade.