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Mrs.
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Diotte,
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writes:
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a
long
period
I
suffered
from
heart
trouble,
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became
my
weak
and
ran
down.
I
tried
various
remedies,
but
they
did
me
no
good.
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day
I
met
a
friend
and
told
her
of
my
trouble.
HU
said
aha
Aad
3ad
heart
trouble
for
two
years
too.
but
after
using
IDlburn's
Heart
and
Nerve
Pillt
for
a
short
time
she
had
been
ttHew$'-t
her
trouble,
so
I
got
two
boxes
am
after
taking
them
I
was
again
feeling
fine,
and
elways
recommend
K.
k
X.
Pills
to
anyone
complaining
of
heart
trouble."
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Saturday,
May
10,
1131
THE
AGE
OF
MAN
The
intensely
interesting
lecture
given
yesterday
to
the
ladies
of
the
Canadian
Club
will
doubtless
start
some
con
case-
preier
a
uozen
iresn
eggs
to
a
pound
or
halibut.
Many
business
people
find
that
they
have
not
anything
,.
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'
SEA
HERO
IN
FILMS
Capt
Matt
Peasley
Coin;
to
Sea
In
Command
of
Moving
Picture
Expedition
I
SEATTLE.
May
30:
Captain
i
Ralph
:
Matt
i
Peasley
Is
going
to
sea
again.
But
the
tall,
robust
old
sailorman,
i
one
of
the
most
romantic
figures
of
.
the
ocean
lanes,
known
In
every
Pa-jclfic
Coast
port
and
hero
of
Peter
IB.
Kyne's
stories
of
the
sea,
will
not
pace
the
decks
of
some
dancing
;
square
rigger
running
before
a
!
heavy
breett
for
distant
climes.
Captain
Peasley,
who
first
came
to
the
Pacific
Ocean
in
18S8
after
several
years-
at
sea
along
the
Maine
Coast,
will
head
a
whaling
expedition
into
Alaskan
waters,
starting
from
Seattle
July
1.
In
years
past
this
port
has
seen
sturdy
steam
"killer
boats'
sail
for
1
the
northern
wtaaUng
grounds
for
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
-
SjOO
By
mall
to
all
other
parte
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
"
and
?,he
Pd-
Dire
and
United
8tates,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
$.:
n
Captain
Peasley
will
Join
is
of
bv
mall
tn
nil
nthr
onnntriM
TWr
war
9M
'
a
dlllerent
SO
ft.
Its
members
will
ihunt
whales,
not
with
harpoon
however,
but
with
cameras.
The
I
("cargo"
they
hope
to
bring
back
!
will
consist
of
reels
of
motion
pic-
I
rn4
atllla
f
Wm
nkufiil
fin.
la,
...
aini
w
nil
jjjniui
.i
backs
enjoying
themselve
In
their
native
haunts
between
Glacier
Bay
and
Mount
Falrweather,
near
Cordova.
Snap
of
Canvas
The
snap
of
canvas
filling
before
a
breece
will
not
be
lacking
on
this
voyage
of
the
old
master
for
a
44-
foot
auxiliary
sloop
Linda,
is
beint
troversy
locally
between
the
Fundamentalists
who
profess
j
outfitted
here
for
th
cruise.
to
believe
that
man
was
perfect
until
he
fell
in
huen
and'
captain
Peasley
win
be
mutter
of
the
Evolutionists
who
claim
that
man
has
made
a
gradual
;
vessel
with
a
crew
of
your
nsrpnt.
frnm
n
Imvpr
fnrm
nnnt
npppssnrilv
nn
nnp
unrl
thnr
ixslenttatt.
including
F.
W.
Scnrnoe,
he
is
still
making
progress
although
rather
slow.
TJt
5
JSpSISS
cf
Professor
Hill-Tout,
who
is
an
Anglican
clergyman,
has
demy
of
science.
Seattle;
Samuel
been
writing
and
lecturing
on
anthropologiear
subject
ior
.iiarby.
Columbia
university.
New
many
years.
In
his
lecture
yesterday
he
did
not
mention
Yort;
Leonard
Jones.
Beaingham
relimnn.
hut
trtmnrrmv
hp-will
snonk
twipp.
in
thp
mnminrr
WMh
student;
IL
L.
See-
at
the
Cathedral
and
in
the
evening
at
St.
Peters,
when
he
f";
itJSil?AW
will
doubtless
deal
with
the
religious
aspect
of
his
subject,
school
bovaFi
-
'SaaMbt
.
.
A.,,
1T!it
.i
a.
i
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(VllkUl
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t.
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a
I.U1U1U
V
VJL
DJ
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I
II
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may
suggest
that
the
subject
is
very
interesting
and
one
numrous
pt
Unt
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Isstnai
mat,
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un.
jiiuuicui.
x
luiraui
iiiii-iuuk
iav,jic
it
FTanK
iioran.
oeartw,
nvinc
from
the
scientific
aspect
and
yet
dods
not
relinguish
any
that
vessel
at
Santa
Barbara,
of
his
rtligious
convictions,
or
at
any
rate
any
that
reallvi
matter.
EXPEL
THE
REBELS
According
to
the
despatches
received
today,
Premier
Tolmie
Is
about
to
arise
in
his
might
and
expel
the
rebels
from
the
Conservative
camp.
He
will
adopt
strong
arm!
methods
and
will
insist
that
those
who
profess
and
call
inemseives
Conservatives
shall
follow
id
hi
footsteps
or
worship
at
his
shrine..
-Itvill
be
interesting
to
watch
developments,
for
the
rebellion
seems
to
have
become
deep-rooted
in
Vancouver
and
even
in
Victoria
there
have
been
many
murmurings
and
upheavals.
va.
m
ALL
IN
SAME
BOAT
Somfltimas
PrlnP
T?nnort
Tuinnlo
cnonl
no
?f
f
Unr
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
May
30,
1911
W.
D.
Vance
has
been
appointed
secretary
of
the
school
board
succeeding
C.
H.
Sawle,
resigned.
Other
applicants
for
the
position
were
Janes
Russell.
Frank
A.
Ellis,
L.
auUock-WetMter,
Fred
James,
David
Thomson
and
D.
C.
Stnart.
The
board
has
received
a
report
from
F.
Letth.
inspector
of
schools,
com
mending
the
work
of
Principal
D
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11
i
.
.
jucu.
aunver
ana
oiner
mesHDers
oi
thought
this
was
the
only
place
in
the
world
where
times
the
teaching
staff
were
bad.
That
is
because
they
have
not
been
outside.
Jo-
i
pie
who
have
visited
other
pails
of
the
country
return
im-
t
There
was
a
storm
in
the
city
pressed
Vvith
the
fact
that
we
are
holding
our
own
as
well
I
council
last
night
over
the
work
of
as
any
Other
City.
tae
clty
engineer's
department.
Aid.
While
it
is
extremely
difficult
if
not
impossible
for
fish-
JSeeSrmhS
ermen
to
sell
their
product
at
six
and
three
cent
and
dolie
was
wrong
while
aw.
c
b.
continue
in
the
business,
we
received
word
only
this
week
Clayton
engaged
in
a
stirring
de-from
Saskatchewan
that
farmers
were
in
some
places
ee
of
the
department.
During
goiiing
oniy
six
cents
a
dozen
lor
eggs.
Purchasers
in
most
1
3ne
01
AW
B,wwn
8
lon
oumMS
..
.
,
0
.
'
Matmr
Will
in
laninn
Hison
.
f
1
a
mm
Mayor
William
in
Manson
got
ami
dlagus
l
ted
and
left
the
chamber.
sine
iimuv
uAi.cuecB
cina
year,
jauurers
nave
ueen
out
oi
;
John
MeLeod
arrived
here
on
the
work
or
on
part
time.
In
fact,
there
are
difficulties
every-Princess
May
from
phoenix.
He
where
and
umong
all
classes
of
people.
All
are
in
pretty
bother
of
aeorge
MeLeod.
who
much
the
same
boat.
ound
t6
yrday
on
the
It
is
useless
to
grumble
for
that
never
helps
anybody.
1
Tr"
toln,un
aatf
AH
we
can
do
is
to
carry
on
in
the
best
possible
manner
un-'
til
conditions
improve.
Easy
times
have
passed
and
we
.now
:
have
to
face
condition
as
they
are
instead
of
looking
back.
n
i
f
,1
f
uranuiamer
oi
Local
Man
Dies
George
Mitchell
Off
For
Corsica
Big
Fortune
Awaits
Local
Man
He.
Cari
Only
Get
It
Uncle
GAZAZUS
Is
coming!
ssiaBSV
&w
sasH
mmwa
If
George
Mlt6hei:
well
known
Hlnee
Rupert
young
mart,
expects
to
sail
on
the
steamer
Elk
Maru
on
Tuesday.
June
9,
for
Corsica,
having
received
a
eableram
this
morning
that
he
had
fallen
heir
to
his
unde'f
estate
which
includes
sev-1
eral
oidtime'"Cfstle.
a
great
deal
of
acreage,
a
vineyard,
and
casl
and
bonds
amounting
to
more
than
one
million
dollars
in
Canadian
coin.
The
cablegram
from
executors
of
the
estate
mentions
only
one
pos
sible
flaw
In
the
way
of
George
get
ting
complete
control
of
the
estate
and
requests
that
he
brine
with
him
to
Corsica.
"Bill"
Plommer,
native
Corsican,
who
as
teller
in
a
Corsica
n
bank
several
years
ago
was
purported
to
know
of
another
mysterious
relaUve.
Mr.
Mitchell
Is
cleaning
up
odds
and
ends
In
hk
local
business
af
fairs
connected,
with
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
and
Mr
Plommer
has
arranged
for
a
leave
of
absence
from
the
local
high
school
for
the
remainder
of
'the
present
term.
Oeorge
says
that,
although
he
may
have
come
into
millions
he
will
bring
them
back
to
Rupert
with
him
and
will
probably
present
the
city
and
local
lovers
of
sport
with
the
finest
ball
park
in
the
province,
a
hobby
of
his
for
several
years.
Oeorge
Mitchell,
in
an
interview
with
a
News
representative,
told
the
true
story
of
his
life,
breaking
Into
tears
at
the
conclusion.
He
said
In
part:
"My
real
name
is
Dr.
Arbutus
Budd.
and
for
a
time
I
was
vfoprletor
of
a
New
York
beauty
shop.
Failure
of
society
leaders
to
meet-then
obligations
promptly
put
tne
In
an
embarrassing
financial
patten.
I
stole
passage
on
a
ir
to
Corsica
where
I
got
a
with
the
League
of
Nations,
$JA
thejfcfor
1
:W
J9!9fa
rMitsimir
lnhesjW
Weft,
ft
time
I
leam-
1
a
rich
uncle.
I
plead-
Bibelp
me
get
back
to
;
he
refused
me
work.
However.
declining
years
am
now
about
and
dough-
salad
diet."
over
George's
will
be
for
ust
en
mint
and
one
afternoon
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Tuesday.
June
9.
Mr.
Mitchell
is
the
leading
man
in
I
Channing
Pollock
s
great
musical
comedy,
"The
Beauty
Shop."
which
.
is
being
presented
under
the
aus-l
pices
of
Prince
Rupert
Lodge
B.
P.i
O.
Elks.
Mother
of
Anyox
Woman
Passes
at
Great
Old
Age
The
death
occurred
on
Monday
last-in
Vancouver
of
Mrs.
Mary
Mc-Klnnon.
aged
94.
widow
of
the
late
John
McKlnnon
and
mother
of
Mrs.
William
O'Neill
of
Anyox.
Deceased
was
a
native
of
Nova
Scotia
and
had
resided
In
British
Columbia
for
25
years.
In
addition
to
the
daughter
In
Anyox,
there
is
another
daughter
and
two
sons.
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four
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and
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sons.
Homer
Clay
of
this
city
is
a
Phone
Ited
608
for
Free
T
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Sample
No
obligation
whatever
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eMspppsspsji
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AW.
WIIETIIEK
WE
LIKE
IT
Oil
(Continued
from
page
one)
work
has
been
discovered
and
stud-led
particularly
in
the
Doudogne
Valley.
He
had
himself
examined
the
wonderful
paintings
and
etchings
made
by
these
people
in
the
caves
and
had
seen
their
bone
and
stone
tools.
Most
of
the
animals
they
pictured
were
now
extinct.
.Then
came
the
Celtic
or
Alpine
people
with
round
heads
who
brdught
Uie
first
knowledge
of
metals,
their
work
being
In
bronze.
j
Predecessors
Mention
was
made
of
the
prede-icestors
ot
the
Cro-Magnons,
suh
as
the
Neandethalers,
the
Heidelberg
man,
the
Plltdown
man
and
farthest
back
of
all
known,
the
Plthreunthorpiu
Erectus
of
the
Island
ot
Java,
a
man
about
half
way
u
development
between
the
apes
and
man
as
he
Is
today.
One
of
the
most
Important
links
In
the
chain
of
evidence
In
favor
of
the
theory
which
he
propounded
was
Uie
blood
reacUon
test,
showing
that
the
blood
of
the
apes
and
man
were
practically
the
same.
Concluding,
Professor
Hill-Tout
suggested
that
the
fact
that
man
was
closely
related
to
the
rest
of
creation
"should
make
us
all
kind
to
animals."
A
vote
of
thanks
was
moved
by
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bazett-Jones
and
seconded
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullln.
Tea
was
served
at
the
close
of
the
lecture
by
members
of
the
executive
of
the
club,
Mrs.
Bazett-Jones.
Miss
Palmer,
Mrs.
Miller.
Mrs.
Thompson.
Mrs.
nice.
Mrs.
Good,
Mrs.
Stuart,
Miss
Hothwell
nnd
Mrs.
Itussell
SmlU).
Mrs.
Cade
and
Mrs.
Woodland
poured.
Mr.
Justice
C.
D.
Macauley,
ter-rltorlaMudge
for
the
Yukon
Territory,
and
Mrs.
Macauley,
who
have
been
spending
the
winter
In
Toronto,
wrre
passengers
aboaM
the
Princess
Alice
thb
mornim-bound
for
Dawson
I
NOT
.MEN
AND
APES
AKE
DESCENDED
FHO.M
TUT
;
SAME
ANCESTORS
!
A
'
Ladies'
Orange
Association
Has
Successful
Tea
A
very
successful
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
L.O.B.A.
at
thr
hooM
of
Mra.
R.T.
Anderson.
8ixi.i
Avenue
Bast.
Mrs.
R.
Murray
and
Mrs.
8
V,
Cox
had
change
of
the
home
coo
:
-
Saturday,
May
onian
s.
assurance
of
Independence
EVERY
WOMAN
who
earns
her
own
living
either
through
choice
or
necessity
can
invest
her
money
-safely
and
wisely
in
a
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
Pension
Bond
that
will
bring
an
income
when
her
earning
power
hag
pasted
the
peak,
and
thus
enable
her
to
be
independent.
The
Pension
Bond
is
especially
attractive
to
women
he-cause
it
can
be
purchased
either
with
or
without
the
insurance
feature.
When
your
own
future
is
your
only
care,
the
Pension
Plan
Without
Insurunce(lcginniug
at
age
50,
55,
or
60)
will
make
your
future
safe
and
independent.
At
age
25
an
average
monthly
deposit
of
$16.50
subject
to
reduction
during
second
and
subsequent
years
by
application
of
dividend
will
.provide
an
income
of
$50.00
a
month
at
age
55
for
the
balance
of
life.
If
you
have
children
or
others
dependent
upon
your
earning
power,
you
need
the
Pension
with
Insurance
to
protect
them.
Take
this
road
to
financial
independence.
Sign
and
mail
the
coupon
for
full
particulars.
TIIE
MUTUAL
LIFE
Assurance
Company
OF
CANADA
HEAD
OFFICE
-WATERLOO,
ONT.
ti
lot
..
169
J.
J.
T.
Collart
Representative
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
iPnOPESSOK
DECLAIIE8
THAT
The
.Mutual
Life
Assuranr
Company
..Canada.
Vi
alrrloo
Out.
ouim,
I
Uttr
rod
a
particulars.
Xao-
AddrrM
...
Otteof
LSrlh
JUSTICE
IS
DEAD
(Continued
from
King
s
OoMege,
Windsor
Ns
uw
L.LD.
from
Dalhousn
v
ritv
Halifax.
He
was
a
memtx
.f
the
Board
of
Oavernors
of
m
forroef
Imiltutlon.
He
pvei
P411
in
the
buskieas
of
the
wr
nU
u
at
various
times
preside,
oi
t"
Nova
Beotta
Steel
and
cj-
pany,
president
of
Uv
Extern
Trust
Cofflpany.
prewi
i
!
lot
!Trindad
Eleetric
Compu
P"1
dent
of
the
Demerara
tier'
1
1
com-,
iianv
vlcat-nreiident
oi
th'
hztUW
ing.
Mrs.
It.
Anderson
and
Ut.,c.
'Car
rniHlll,
rnenrutw
director
director
'-
m
in.
Bant
Moorehouse
had
charge
of
the
tci
NoV8
and
wa,
,o--ntlfW
room
and
Mrs.
Oeo.
Howe.
Miss
D
wMh
jndiwtn,
rn-
Smlth
and
Miss
H.
Beak
serve.1
'until-
K,uns.
He
was
appoint!
wVterttkK
Clf
r
of
N.-v..
s.-..iu
,
r
of
the
Diocese
S"
ilXny
.f
1808
0"
many
occasion,
t
t
the
raffle.
The
raffle-a
set
of
Adnwuw
Uce
IUrrU
u
dtslies
was
won
by
Mr.
C.
J.
Ora-
w
flM
ln
the
.,t)
.
nrf
of
141.
tw
W
",vv
I.
T
M
liam
with
ticket
No.
72.
PRINCE
GEORGE
i
the
Ueutenaut-Oovenioi
-
lOffiee
during
his
term
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchllffe,
minister
lis
was
a
great
tavet
of
th'
of
education,
held
a
conference
here
fand
simple
country
life
H
on
Tuesday
evening
with
school
lerested
In
horltcultur'
trustees
of
the
city
as
well
as
those
'gardens
of
his
home
at
M
of
Fort
George
and
Bouth
Fort:nU
were
a
show
piac
Oeorge
on
the
question
of
amalgamation
of
the
school
districts.
John
Peterson
of
Chief
Lake
was
a
visitor
ln
town
this
week.
He
states
that
members
of
a
projected
colony
of
people
from
Ohio
have
commenced
to
arrive
at
Shell
Lake.
mer.
His
Official
resia-n
Halifax.
He
was
a
keen
n
ship
ln
several
provincial
:
I
.
.
.tf..M,
return
The
Canadian
Engineering
Co.
i
next.
Ltd.
of
Vancouver,
of
which
A:
C.
It.
Yuill
is
president,
has
made
an
of-1
in
fer
ut
of
$92,000
iiri,wu
to
w
Uie
uie
city
civy
council
council
for
lor
M
.
.
,
.
r
A
If.n.dllVir
..held
CUief
.JtKUce..
1
In
June.
1883,
he
marm-:
Minnie
:f.
Mnrafall
of
Annaonli
Thert
isw.
tawieisiM
wa
f-
,:'floors
nit
Cle-u
sam-
Uroehu
nule.i
th?
mm
'whim
of
morrilng
on
the
Princess
a
brief
trip
to
Ketchikan
Six-
.
II.
.11.,
on
nn
Wi-illK'SO"
WYl!l"'
to
Uio
city
e
the
purchase
of
Uie
local
electric1'
Th
rwiiv
News
can
be
p"r'
t
T
..illlt..
ITU.
.....
BiiuiiB,
uvuikjr.
I
lie
KVIlCCni
pnjul-
I
lses
a
20
reduction
ln
lighting
t
rates.
chased
lused
at
at
,
f
Post
Office
News
Stand.
J
t
uranvuic
dwh
f
Ksti
Anderson.
E.
D.
Johnson,
deputy
minister
of
George,
DC.
finance,
who
has
been
a
patient
In
t
U
W.
Riley.
Terrace,
U-C
the
local
hospital
for
the
past
two
1
1
General
Store.
Anyox.
weeks,
has
made
such
progress
to-
smlthers
Drug
Store
Smu-ward
recovery
that
he
should
be
crg
Uo
able
u
leave
the
hospital
b-
the
'
end
of
thla
week
I.,am,
I