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Thursday,
July
27.
ibss
CONSERVATIVE
VIEW
OF
SITUATION
"The
experience
of
so-called
non-nartv
rnovpmftntK
its
For
Your
Health
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Ultra
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49
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Block
FINE
CALLS
HERE
i
Sailing
Ship
Fandango
on
Leisurely
Cruise
to
Alaska
!
One
of
the
most
attractive
yarhi
n
-I
T
.
1.
I
il
torlefcerperl
son
was
here
overnight
In
the
W!.?
f,f
BrJtt4h.Co,Plbia.'
tn
Brtn
P1"
and
Nova
Scotia
sailm
Schooner
Fan-
United
SUrte.
In
advance,
paid
per
year
3-M.dango.
:
Wing
on
board
a
party
of
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
..
9.00
southern
California
millionaires
ADVERTISING
1RATES
.consisting
of
C.
E.
Hoffman
of
Transient
display
ad
verMslngper
lnehet
hwextlfin
1.40
,
Pasadena
and
Mrs
Hoffman.
Mi
CtSselfifd
advefttsfrig.
per
word.-fper
insertion
ttt
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Brant
of
Canogu
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
-
-
Contract
.rates
on
application.
Editor
and
'Reporters'
Telephone
.'Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
..
..
Member
'Of
Audit
Bureau
of
Llrcuiatlons
Park
and
Mr.and-Mrs.
W.Harvey
of
Pasadena.
The
Fandango
Is
one
vt
the
finest
sailing
yachts
ever
to
visit
this
coast.
With
Tier
low
graceful
tines,
her
rakish,
toweririj
'meats
and
picturesque
bowsprit
she
makes
a
fine
m.nim
pic
tun
The
vessel,
whose
first
vi:t.
it
is
to
the
British
Columbia
coast.
wa
built
at
Lunenberg.
N
S
.
and
was
originally
the
property
of
a
Jew
York
millionaire,
having
been
ar
quired
two
years
age
by
Mr.
Hoff
man.
She
has
an
overall
length
nf
that
the
breed
an
embittered
type
-of
politics,"
'says
thep
'beam
of
204
feet
and
victoria
Lolonist.
"lhat
makes
them
partisan
in
the
extreme.
Behind
their
inception
there
is
almost
invariably
to
Ijetfotind
the
desire'for
power
or
for
-revenge
on
political
opponents.
Such
movements
are
made
.up
of
apostates
from
other
political
parties,
and
like
all
such
they
are
most
bitter
Against
the
faiths
which
they
desert
The
fact
of
this
bitterness
effectually
disposes
of
the
idea
of
non-pa
rtizanship.
It
is
this
bitterness
which
keeps
the
best
men
and
women
out
of
politics.
Moreover,
any
so-called
non
draught
of
12
feet.
For
auxin
m
power
she
is
equipped
with
a
120
tup.
dlesel
engine.
Her
Interior
up
potntment
are
very
luxurious
and
she
has
several
staterooms
in
addition
to
handsome
dining
saloon
and
lounge.
When
breezes
are
favorable,
the
vessel,
which
Is
frs
seaworthy
and
generally
a
beauty
will
make
a
speed
of
fourteen
knots
The
crew
Is
headed
by
Capt.
N.
E.
party
movement,
by
its
character
and
conduct,
multiplies
1
Petersen,
wen
known
deep
sea
ktp-.parties,
brings
all
sorts
of
nondescript
candidates
into
the-P"
who
has
sailed
the
seven
seat
field
and
tends
to
insure
that
a
bulk
of
those
elected
in
a
contest
will
not
possess
a
majority
vote,
or
indeed
anything
in
the
nature
of
a
mandate
from
the
electorate.
"When
political
views
become
hvdra-headerl
thorp
is
an
The
Fandango
arrived
here
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
and
tied
up
overnight
at
the
floats
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co..
sailing
at
S
o'clock
this
morning
for
Ketehl
inept
and
effete
government
in
the
offing.
Today
as
much'kan
wnence
u
expected
if
nnt
mnrp
than
at
am.
rmD
;
:
Jl
j
I
turn
here
tomorrow
to
allow
'Mr
courageous
aaminisirauon
tnat
is
required.
It
is
the
best
men
who
should
be
encouraged
to
engage
in
public
life.
This
result
can
never
be
achieved
while
the
air
is
full
of
recriminations,
while
parties
and
non-nartv
movements
are
hurling
imprecations
at
each
other
and
blaming
every-1
one
but
themselves
for
the
political
conditions
that
have
pnsued.
The
political
atmosphere
can
be
generated
to
a
de-g4-efr;vbere.thqse-mpst
entitled
to
be
entrusted
with
office
will
hot
inhale
its
breath.
Unfortunately
the
time
has
not
come
when
a
political
situation
can
be
viewed
from
a
philosophic
standpoint,
when
the
government
of
the
people
is
regarded
more
as
an
art
or
a
science
than
as
a
political
Wrangle.
Such
wrangling
promotes
inattention
and
indifference
among
the
public.
It
is
bad
for
democracy
which
should
bring
to
the
surface
those
most
entitled
to
be
entrusted
with
the
conduct
of
affairs."
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in
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iecial
Krllopp
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It's
another
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reaon
vhy
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pay
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insint
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kellogg's.
Every
package
t
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liy
W.
K.
Kcllopp.
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wlien
fulirtitule
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you,
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and
Mrs.
Brant
and
Mr.
and
Mrs
Harvey
to
leave
the
-enrise
and
proceed
south
by
steamer
Then
the
Fandango
will
proceed
again
for
a
more
extensive
Alaskan
cruise
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoffman
remaining
on
board.
Depending
on
the
weather,
a
month
or
so
may
be
spent
In
tlu
tuwtH
Coming
up
the
coast
in
a
leisurely
way.
the
Fandango
made
steps
before
arriving
here
at
Victoria.
Nanaimo.
Vancouver.
Deep
Bay.
Campbell
-River,
-Alert
Bay
and
Ocean
Falls.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoffman
and
their
party
travelled
up
the
eoast
item
Los
Angeles
to
Vancouver
aboard
the
German
motorshlp
Tacoma
and
transferred
immediately
to
their
yacht.
They
have
visited
Brttfh
Columbia
before
on
other
yaoMs
bat
this
is
the
first
time
the
Fandango
has
been
to
Victoria.
The
Fandango
has
done
extensive
cruising
in
southern
waters.
Last
winter
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoffman
and
a
party
of
friend
took
a
three-months'
trip
to
Mexican
porta.
She
frequently
soes
down
to
Balboa,
her
home
port.
There
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoffman
maintain
a
home.
While
in
southern
waters
the
party
aboard
did
much
sword
fishing.
While
in
Aimka
waters
they
auto
Intend
to
fish.
PASSES
IN
HISJXAMS
Peter
Black
Jr.
of
This
City
Becomes
Doctor
of
Science
at
Mc'GMl
'
t
University
HLs
mother.
Mrs.
Peter
Qla'A,
has
received
the
gratifying
news
thai
Pe'er
Black
Jr.
of
this
city
has
heen
suorttaftfl
in
hU
'Doctdr
1
Science'
examinations
at'
Mcafll
University.
He
dtstingulshed
hlm-s
u
by
obtaining
a
mark
of
78
in
the
tests
which
only
once
previously
was
beaten
at
the
college
in
this
'
particular
department.
Dr.
Black
will
be
attached
for
a
timr
this
summer
to
the
staff
of
a,
biological
station
on
the
east
coast.
Fishing
Still
Continues
Good
At
North
Island
Bogts
in
from
North
Island
say
fishing
continues
pretty
good
there,
the
average
catch
running
pretty
close
to
forty
'dollars
to
the
-boat
each
day.
A
number
of
the
boats
fish
atTrederlck
Island
'but,
when
the
weather
gets
bad,
they
run
for
shelter
nt-North
-Island,
Thurs&ay.
July
2?
THE
DAH.T
NEWS
Sensation
of
Tournament
Up
and
coming.
Twelve-year-old
luu-
M-
V
Mm
.'an
was
the
sensation
of
the
Oalifornian
tout
amen:
at
Berkley
"Pop'
Fuller,
who
ought
to
know,
says
the
young
southpaw
has
the
makings
of
a
Helen
Wills
Vancouver
Stocks
lUuurUa;
B.
D.
J"BDSWk
Oo.
Vancouver
Big
MaaoorL
Jt.
Cork
Provtoce.
Ml
Indian
Minea.
JfS.
Lucky
Jim.
.Wft.
National
Wrver.
M.
Noble
Five.
.14.
-Ptnd
Orette.
1
Jo
Premier,
130.
Porter
Idaho,
.11.
Reeves
Macdonald,
26.
Silver
Crest,
in.
Whitewater.
.08.
Bluebird.
.04.
B.
R.
XM
Cariboo
Gold.
3.93.
Meridian.
M.
Morning
SUr.
M.
.
Native
Son.
M.
Hewant..nVa-Reno.
in.
Wayskk.
M.
Waveily-Tantier,
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
Jtt.
Cataaont.
.18.
Fabyan.
J01.
Hone
OU.
IN.
'
Freehold,
.IS.
C.
it
B,
1-40.
Sterling
Pacific.
.48.
Toronto
Bherrltt-Gordon
.
VM,
'
Noranda,
U.10.
Mara
ssa
1
.60.
1-
McWaters.
1
06
Siseo.
IM.
Oranaxuv,
1.14.
International
Nickel.
24U0.
Kirkland
Lake,
40V.
HAn
Antonio,
Machinery
For
!
Stamp
Mill
at
Queen
Charlottes
Steamer
Prince
John
Took
Consignment
to
West
Coast
of
Moresby
Island
on
Way
North
After
rmtktng
her
seeond
call
of
the
season
-at
Gold
Harbor
'on
'the
west
coast
of
Moresby
Island,
the
Steamer
Prince
John,
Dept.
D.
Mc-Klnnon,
arrived
In
port
yesterday
afternoon
-about
1:30
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
sailed
for
Stewart
with
cargo
later
In
the
afternoon.
Cargo
going
to
Gold
Harbor
Included
some
m
chlnery
for
the
new
stamp
nun
and
also
a
quantity
of
lumber
fur
the
same.
FOOTBALL
July
27
Canadian
Legion
vs.
thtnadiarrbor'Daftnre-lJPirguB.
ELKS
LOSE
SOFTBALL
I.Tnpre
Defeated
Lodge
Men
last
Iveirita-?Ai
Vy
Kuf
lers
Double
Reverse
on
Tuesday
In
a
Bosjajiuum
City
League
soft-ball
ajsHae
Jsat
alsjht.
the
Bavpreas
oefiatadthe
atts
by
a
score
of
108
It
wuastrlwdya
game
all
the
way
thraajsjh,
the
saesyrass
MMtng
a
slight
lead
vaita
the
seventh
inning
-when
the
HNa
stsppjd
out
end
made
the
seore
-
in
thetr
-favor.
In
the
'etfhih.
H
aajsn
.
the
'Dutpi
eea
tied
h
pefl
m
-the
taWttt.
aearefl
the
two
veBBBtng
rane.
Tto
ipt
teas
pretty
atoppy
all
the
way
Hnsajtli
en
aaeoont
df
the
romMakm
of
aht
fafld
Vhleh
was
'oaaad
by
two
or
ttsree
ehuwers
luring
theaaaae
In
a
aeabls
hseflsi
Tat'saaj
light.
Soyal
Oanadian
Naval
Vol-lnteer
Iteaerve
was
beaten
4w4ee.
'Mlng
the
first
game
to
the
rk
to
end
the
seeaad
tothe
Orofto
to
4.
SENATORS
I
HOLD
LEAD'
'
New
York
Yankees
and
Boston
Red
Sox
Split
Double-Header-
j
Giants
Beat
Cub
Twice
j
NEW
YORK.
July
27:
'Cana-i..
Tress)
By
tosngth
aetfemd
game
of
a
double-header
to
Baa
ion
Red
Box
yesterday,
the
New
Vorlc
Y
.n
keee
failed
to
overhaul
the
idl
Washington
Senators
to)
the
race
for
American
League
eaprehw
The
Yankee
hud
won
the
first
name.
The
game
between
the
BenV-tors
and
the
PMkadfliufeui
Athlc
tics
was
rained
out.
New
York
(Want
wim
tnth
-n'1
of
a
drtatflr-hsaiiT
from
th
Ch
cago
Owns
end
lrHrii"i
tr
leawMpof
the
NaHorxti
1-v-i-to
lour
fall
-fata
Yesterdays
Bit
League
srm.
American
Lr-auur
New
York
3-4.
Boston
0-W
St.
Louis
7.
Detroit
I.
Cleveland
7.Jhlcae
1.
National
league
BrodMyn
-3.
Mew
York
h-4
Cincinnati
t.
8t
LouU
CALL
OFF
BASEBALL
Owing
to
lark
ot
public
support
and
the
fact
that
inclement
wra-1
ther
has
seriously
hampered
the
pfoyfcre.
wheditle
to
date,
the
"Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Assorts
tkm.
at
an
executive
meeting
last
night
de-ctdad
to
cancel
further
Senior
League
activities
for
the
present
Oaepite
the
taspnaalon
of
ate
fix-tare
hat.
it
-is,
ho
uss
wi
.
avtevated
to
keep
a
local
baseball
toatn
m
pre-paraiiaii
for
a
pneafth'
trip
to
8ml-then
towewds
the
end
ot
August
for
a
seriea
of
games
it
Is
suae
possible
-fliat
a
tovftng
team
feesn
the
State
of
Waehtagton.
aosng
north
on
a
harnatraasliui
trtp
to
Alaska
towns,
may
can
here
for
a
game
about
the
first
week
In
Baptember
Billy
Reid
Hurt
At
Softball
Game
Popular
C..'R
Cleetrleuin
'Suffered
lij'ht
Concusion
lait
livening
W4Jawu
Raid,
well
known
Can
!
'atan
national
Batiwsryu
electric
ui.
iHtrfered
a
Slajrrt
eoncu
salon
wtuir
wvHehsng
hwt
mghta
City
lieague
ioftball'game
when
the
bat
flew
out
'
of
the
bands
of
one
of
the
-phsverv
,
and
atraek
Htm
full
on
the
h
ad
'
Mr
Held,
rendered
Mnoonscloiin
was
tuktii
by
aavbuksnce
to
the
Prtnoe
Hapert
Aemral
rlospitai
where
it
was
founa
that
he
was
not
erMMBly
hart
bwt
wttare
he
Is
now
luasiiat
for
a
day
or
so
'before
toing
11
'home.
FOOTBALL
lilNC-iri'
j
lisfieri
Mnewp
for
to-
aaurtta
lanartwert
of
-the
C
N
nlatsTs
Otty
taagw
fiiiiiMW
awhre
rR.
t
wiaattpng
and
Mrs.
Sei-agatast
famadkin
leaser
fleferato
hart.
In
the
eoorfte
t
a
trtp
to
the
Leaaajt
k
attnoanced
as
foUowa:
Paeftic
Ooaat,
arrived
from
Van-Piett;
Mies
said
drrrte;
Oteer
cottver
on
the
Oatala
Tuesday
from
HaeaWii
and
OOber;
Murray
Me-
Anyox,
-wfiere
-they
spent
a
few
Dodtrtd,
mrkana.
Boasanteh
and
bay,
and
leK
by
last
night's
train
CumaeUna;
spare.
Morrison
on
their
return
Bast.
-NO
TIRE
COMPARES
IN
DEPENDABILITY
AND
DISTINGUISHED
PATRONAGE
WITH
THE
DUNLOP
The
DUNLOP
"rogr'Tlrs-abwaisde
l-Csnd
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numbtr
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sliti-li
th
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bl
tompicK
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el
DUNLOP
Tlrsi
which
oHir
you
uniurpiicd
Vlu
In
cMry
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334
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P
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Box
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about
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in
laxt
few
weeks.
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PAINT
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Gallons
...$2.79
'Gallons
.$1.59
Quarts
89c
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Hardware
Smith
Block
Phone
7
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
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AWAY
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