PAGE
SIX
Cash
Box
in
Disused
Well
Sends
Woman
Before
Jury
Finger
Prints
said
"I
Did
It"
The
proprietor
of
a
pronperous
grocery
(tore
in
Kewance,
III.,
was
in
the
habit
of
keeping
the
day's
receipts
in
a
tin
box
and
depositing
the
money
next
morning
when
the
banks
opened.
On
August
29th
last,
after
a
big
day
there
was
$300
in
the
box.
During
the
night
it
was
stolen.
There
were
no
broken
doors
or
windows.
It
looked
like
an
inside
job.
Suspicion
fell
on
John
Schultze,
a
clerk
who
bad
lately
been
tken
on
and
be
was
arrested.
A
large
sum
of
money
was
found
in
bis
room.
He
said
it
was
his
savings
but
things
looked
dark
for
him.
The
detectives
were
puzzled
at
You
do
not
rob
cash
boxes
nor
com-1
mit
crimea
but
your
finger
prints
are
even
more
dangerous
to
you
than
ber's
were
to
the
women
in
the
abovj
incident.
Several
times
a
day
your
prints
may
be
exposing
you
to
great
danger
from
disease
germs.
Strange?
No
because
germs
are
everywhere,
on
door
knobs,
books,
money
things
you
are
constantly
touching.
Then
your
germ
laden
fingers
touch
something
you
wish
to
eat
a
biscuit,
fruit,
chocolates,
and
the
germs
enter
your
mouth.
Once
there,
the
warmth
cauncs
them
to
multiply
and
penetrate
all
through
your
system
and
if
you
are
susceptible,
to
cfisenne
you
fall
ilL
Life
Extension
Institute
names
27
germ
diseases,
some
very
deadly,
which
may
be
transmitted
by
the
bands.
Safety
with
Lifebuoy
There
is
a
way
to
be
safe
from
this
danger.
You
must
wash
your
hands
many
times
a
day,
and
always
before
a
meal
not
with
Just
any,
good
soap
but
with
lifebuoy.
It
contains
a
germicide.
Children
especially
should
be
Stops
Body
Odour
not
finding
the
tin
box
and
in
their
search
they
uncovered
an
old
disused
well
across
from
the
store
and
found
the
box.
Handling
it
carefully
they
bad
experts
examine
it
for
finger
prints
and
prints
were
found
of
two
persons.
Prints
of
the
store
employees
were
quickly
taken.
The
prints
on
the
box
were
found
to
correspond
with
the
Proprietor's
he
alone
was
supposed
to
handle
the
box
and
those
of
a
woman
employee
who
had
not
been
bus
ec
ted.
She
was
arrested
and
con-fouled
to
the
theft.
She
had
wanted
to
buy
a
fur
coat
but
her
fingerprints
sent
her
up
for
trial
for
robbery
instead.
Your
Prints
are
Dangerous
too
on
Food
trained
to
use
it.
They
get
cuts
and
scratches
in
their
play
which
Lifebuoy
will
safely
cleanse
and
make
free
from
infection.
A
Luxurious
Soap
You
find
no
perfume
in
lifebuoy
only
a
safety
scent
you
will
learn
to
like.
Many
thousands
the
world
over
use
Lifebuoy
every
day
and
delight
in
its
luxurious
protective
lather.
Safety
from
the
social
offenso
of
liody
odour
for
many
hours
is
another
happy
result
of
the
Lifebuoy
bath.
As
luxurious
a
soap
as
world
famous
exjierts
can
make
for
you
is
lifebuoy,
blended
from
two
fine
palm
oils
which
a'
e
famous
for
their
beautifying
effects
upon
the
human
skin.
Why
not
have
this
extra
protection,
this
extra
beauty
aid
in
your
toilet
ana
bath
soap?
Iifetxioy
costs
no
more,
or
maybe
leas,
than
the
toilet
soaps
you
have
been
using
yet
they
cannot
give
you
the
same
benefits.
Your
dealer
baa
lifebuoy
ready
for
you,
order
a
supply
today.
Lever
Brother!
I.imllM.
Tonbto
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
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of
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CHOIR
Russians
Get
Flattering
Press
So-
tices
All
Over
the
World
i
i-
-
The
Gyro
Club
who
are
sponsoring
the
concert
to
be
given
by
the
world
famous
Royal
Russian
Chorus
here
tomorrow
in
the
Moose
Hall,
are
very
elated
over
the
almost
un-:
believable
praise
that
has
been
won
by
this
celebrated
group
of
Russian
artists,
from
leading
music
critics,
'
clubs,
colleges,
etc.,
during
their
recent
tour
under
the
national
management
of
Laurence
A.
Lambert,
prominent
impressarlo
of
New
York
i
and
Hollywood.
Press
reviews
speak
in
the
most
superlative
way
concerning
the
remarkable
singing
and
dancing
of
this
chorus,
and
of
the
thrilling
and
fascinating
programs
given
by
them.
Just
a
few
headline
reviews
are
reproduced
here:
New
York
"Brilliant
achieve
ment.
It
sings
like
one.
Saturated
with
the
expression
of
the
folk
spirit
of
these
native
songs."
New
York
Evening
Journal.
Shanghai
"Shanghai
has
never
heard
anything
to
equal
it."
China
Press.
Honolulu
"The
record
atten
dance
that
was
accorded
the
Russian
Choir
throughout
their
local
engagement
wis
fully
deserved.
It
was
indeed
the
greatest
singing
hat
Honolulu
has
ever
heard."
Ad
vertiser,
'
Madrid
"Most
successful
concert
Madrid
has
ever
seen
was
brought
to
a
close
by
the
presentation
of
King's
medal
of
the
Order
of
Chivalry
Vanguardla.
Rome
"By
special
invitation
of
Prince
Chigi,
the
Slavlanski
Choir
sang
before
Pope
Leo
XIII.
His
Holln'-ss
expressed
himself
as
charmed
and
personally
comnli-
nented
M.
Slavlaniky."
Wanfulla.
Tokyo
"By
far
the
best
singing
Japan
has
ever
heard.
The
Mpdal
of
Harmony,
presented
them
by
the
Imperial
Conservatory
of
Music,
was
fully
deserved."
Japan
Advertiser.
Painting
Job
Goes
to
Moller
Library
Board
Gave
Contract
at
Meeting:
Last
Night
At
the
meeting
of
the
library
board
last
night
the
contract
for
painting
the
interior
of
the
building
and
the
outside
of
the
door
wa
let
to
J.
P.
Moller
for
$84.75.
Other
tenders
were
as
follow:
Bell
and
Keays,
$35.
Fred
Scadden,
$35.
C.
Ercole,
$35.
Silversides
Bros..
$37.80.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Spanger
ani
two
children,
who
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
Anyox,
saile'.'
this
morning
on
the
Prince
Henri
for
Vancouver
whence
they
will
proceed
on
a
visit
to
their
native
home
in
Finland.
VLy
Jones
never
feels
tired
The
rt.ton
i.-WRIGUY'S.
tone,
hai
found
out
that
if
you
eep
your
mouth
freth,
you
feel
rein.
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ever
meal"
li
recommended
by
doctor
and
dentiiti.
It
keep
the
teeth
deaoted.
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Also
Bulkier
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Hay,
Grain
and
Kobln
Hood
Flour.
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a
smooth
refreshing
blend
of
choice
tobaccos,
s
untreated
by
powerful
ultra
violet
rays.
There
is
no
more
mellowing
influence
than
the
sun.
liuckinghams,
treated
with
giant
sun
lamps,
are
remarkably
cool
and
mellow
an
all-pleasure
cigarette,
never
varying
in
quality,
packed
for
freaLoeas
in
the
pttented
sealed
package;
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of
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ot
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of
the
oldest
historic
fam.'y
lines
in
California.
Scnorita
Juanlta
Oarflas
has
been
nominated
for
honor
of
queen
of
fiesta
with
which
Los
Angeles
will
celebrate
lt
160th
birthday
New
Building
For
Library
Is
Suggested
PeealMuiy
of
ts
Emtlwi
as
Krlief
U'erk
In
the
Fall
Discussed
By
Board
At
the
meeting
of
the
library
board
last
nixht,
George
V.
Wilkinson
presiding
the
possibility
of
securing
the
erection
of
a
new
library
building
this
year
as
a
work
of
em
ployment
relief
was
discussed
and
the
aldermen
present
were
asked
to
investigate
and
report
if
anything
could
be
done.
The
librarian
reported
that
the
building
hud
become
so
congested
thtit
it
would
be
necessary
in
the
fail
to
remove
the
reading
table
in
lords,
to
make
room
for
the
circulating
section.
It
was
thought
by
1
some
of
the
members
of
the
board
that
if
the
city
could
provide
the
material
for
a
new
building,
tbe
'
provincial
and
federal
governments
1
might
consider
the
actual
budding
i
operations
as
a
measure
of
relief
and
out
ud
the
money
for
It.
Aldermen
PuUen
and
Linaey,
while
not
hopeful
of
success,
agreed
to
find
out
what
the
possibilities
might
be.
R"v
and
Mrs.
J.
8
UrayflelL
wIki
:u
rived
in
the
pity
vesterday
fl'uia
Aiivix
where
Mr
UrayflfM
Is
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-v.m
Chill
nh
re-ir.
aaUrt
th
Mm,-
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tli"
Prti.ee
Henry
for
Vl
ver
wlflin
'jy
wilt
proreed
on
a
trip
to
Winnipeg
Vanderhoof
Has
Lost
Pioneer
Whole
District
Shocked
at
Recent
Death
of
Murdoch
McLcod,
Resident
Since
1911
VANDERHOOF.
July
&-People
of
this
whole
district
were
deeply
shocked
to
learn
of
the
recent
death
of
one
of
the
old-timers
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
Mr.
Murdoch
McLeod.
who
cam?
i
to
British
Columbia
from
Ills
native
province
close
to
forty
years
ago.
The
end
came
quite
suddenly.
During
his
lost
illness
he
staved
at
his
sister's
home,
Mrs.
George
Snell.
j
The
deceased
was
born
on
New
Year's
Day,
1872.
in
Lome
Valley.
Cardigan
county.
Prince
Edward
Island,
and
was
the
sixth
son
of
the
late
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alexander
McLeod.
While
quite
a
young
man
thirty-nine
years
ago
he
came
est,
and
as
far
back
as
thirty
-seven
years
ago
worked
in
the
Manson
Creek
mining
country.
j
The
gold
rush
of
the
Yukon
caught
the
fancy
of
young
McLeod.
and
he
started
for
Dnwsop
in
1808.
but
at
that
time
did
not
get
further
than
the
Pass
and
I
worked
for
some
considerable
time
I
with
the
Yukon
&
White
Pas
Railway.
lie
was
in
Dawson
City
and
dis-!
trie
in
1914
and
has
made
his
,
headquarters
here
ever
since.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
8.
1911
!
To
eliminate
difficulties
such
as
were
caused
last
winter
by
snow-s'idos.
the
railway
company
has
decided
to
drive
a
tunnel
from
1400
to
1600
feet
wide
through
the
mountainside
at
Mile
44.
The
con-his
been
given
to
Foley.
Weleh
tt
Stewart.
David
H.
Hays
today
let
the
contracts
for
the
construction
of
an
up-'i.-nite
store
and
office
building
on
Second
Avenue
at
the
corner
of
Second
Street.
Tony
Christian
wiU
do
the
foundation
work
while
the
!
Coast
Construction
Co.
ha
the
contract
for
the
main
building.
W.
L.
Barker
is
the
architect.
Oeorge
Tite
lias
offered
to
furnish
a
ward
free
of
charge
in
the
women's
section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
CPJl.
steamer
Princess
A"
Capt.
8.
K.
Oray.
Is
due
in
p
.i'
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
.."-r.
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and
other
Alaskan
point
and
will
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at
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for
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and
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REPORT
OF
LIBRARIAN
Institution
Received
Larre
Measure
of
Use
Last
Month
At
its
meet
ins
last
ni(?ht
th
-Library
Board
heard
the
report
of
the
Librarian
for
the
month
of
June
in
regard
to
circulation
and
other
matters
as
follows:
Total
circulation,
5.329.
Average
per
diem,
242.2.
Fiction,
3.485.
Duplicate
pay.
150.
Non-fiction.
505.
Juvenile,
1.183.
New
borrowers
were
registered
to
the
number
of
28
and
20
cards
were
cancelled,
the
number
now
registered
being
3,335
borrowers.
Books
were
received
by
gift
18.
by
purchase
108.
Tbe
total
number
on
the
shelves
or
In
circulation
now
being
7,000.
Miss
Lillian
MacKenzie
R.N.
head
nurse
of
the
dlebetlc
ward
of
the
Toronto
General
Hospital
of
which
Institution
she
is
a
graduate,
ar
rived
in
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
and
is
the
guest
during
a
visit
here
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A
Woodland.
Fifth
Avenue
East.
She
is
the
twin
sister
of
Miss
Ger
II
trude
MacKensoe
or
inis
city.
i
Wednesday
&
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
Vni
Voted
the
Most
Popular
Actor
on
the
Screen
LEW
AYRES
in
"Doorway
to
Nowh
ere
The
thrilling
crime
career
of
a
baby-faced
killer.
Wanted
bj
the
police
marked
by
the
gang
once
a
gangster.
.
ways
a
gangster.
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TIME
Special
Prices
Premier
Duplet
I'uli
nm
eluding
Premier
Dipiej,
WIT.
189.00
Premier
Jooioe
twi
(in.
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Jan.
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,
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loiiihcf)..
'64.00
Fhber
unit
mtr
in.
t
.
nw
pur
(wed
wo
the
budtet
plio.
I).
00
daw,
befuwe
In
rnm
an
uiudm
kiwi
rh.tta.
P
you
almdv
Special
FREE
FLOOR
POLISHER
Offer
A
Premier
Complete
Geaniog
Unit
ii
an
investment
that
will
psy
job
exceptional
dividends
in
shortened
sod
easier
bousedesning
hours
for
Tears
to
come...
and
there
never
wis
as
fivorible
an
opportunity
to
get
ooe
as
now.
Under
this
special
limited
time
offer
fou
buy
either
a
Premier
Duplex
or
s
remier
Junior
Electric
Vscuua
Cleaner
and
a
Premier
Spic-Span.
You
get,
FREE,
a
Premier
motor-driven
Floor
Polisher.
Theie
Units
form
tbe
only
retllj
ttmpltU
cleaning
Unit.
They
dean
practically
everywhere
In
the
bouse
sj
well
ss
applying
moth
repellmt
sod
dispelling
cooking
odors.
Get
one
NOW
while
this
jpcciil
offer
lasts.
nl
you
purchne
either
a
Premier
Duple
or
t
Premier
Junior
deioer
from
ui
durin
t.t.
you
will
meivt
a
floor
ruliibcr
HUE.
1
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
Dry
Cleaning
&
Pressing
Lower
than
Vancouver
prices
We
call
for
and
deliver
M.
T.
LEE
CO.
3M
Jrd
Ave.
VV.
Phone
CC3
Next
Benson
Studio
NATURAL
PURE
Fresh
Milk
free
from
any
preservative
treatment
whatever.
Milk'
and
delivered
dully
from
own
cows.
Four
sucii.smv
years
Government
Orud'
certificate
Health
and
Suniu
tlon.
A
trial
solicited.
Sat
faction
guaranteed.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAIRY
Box
K9J
Thone
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