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LETTER
FIIOM
C.
C.
F.
COMMITTEE
Editor,
Dally
News:
With
reference,
to
your
Smlthers
report
re
"Talking
of
Elections,"
Insinuating
that
there
was
a
movement
on
foot
to
change
the
C.
C.
F.
nominee
of
the
Skeena
Federal
riding.
We
would
like
to
say.
Mr.
Editor,
that
our
opposition
are
early
begun
with
their
lnuendoes
and
falsehoods.
Apparently
the
wish
is
father
to
the
thought,
and
probably
our
C.
C.
F.
nominee
J.
E.
Panter
is
also
a
little
too
popular
for
our
opposition.
this
country.
It
is
proposed
to
continue
the
campaign
against
the
Canadian
National
Railway
which
began
on
the
day
the
Bennett
government
took
office,
and
has
con-
tinued
to
this
day
to
be
an
eseen-;
Prince
Rupert
The
public
of
Skeena
riding
can
0f
the
country
and
from
every
ele
est
assured
that
there
Is
absolute-
ment
in
th
nonulat4n
ly
no
truth
in
the
report
published
in
your
paper
of
June
25,
and
as
far
as
the
C.
C.
F.
being
on
the
wane,
as
your
correspondent
would
have
us
believe,
well
election
day
will
prove
the
falsity
of
the
forecast.
Signed
on
behalf
of
the
committee.
J.
S.
BLACK,
Secy.
Federal
Election
Committee
of
the
C.
C.
F.,
Prince
Rupert.
FINAL
GASP
FOR
LIFE
Editor,
Daily
News:
There
-an
be
little
doubt
but
that
a
deliberate
attempt
is
being
made
in
Eastern
Canada
to
engineer
an
idea
that
a
"National
Gov
There
will
be
agreement
that
there
should
be
a
sinking
of
differences
and
a
subordination
of
personal
ii
and
ana
party
party
interests
interests
to
to
the
the
end
that
at
cnance
of
of
such
such
a
a
government
government,
and
and
the
rallying
of
the
electors
to
effect
this
purpose
will
take
place
on
election
day
in
the
polling
booths.
ANTE-HUMBUQ.
District
News
HAZELTON
ernment"
is
the
only
cure
for
all;
jur
troubles
and
that
the
fnrma-
According
to
reliable
informa
1
tion
of
a
party
supporting
such
a
tton
received
here
recently,
plans
tattier.
government
is
the
only
solution
of
are
made
to
re-open
the
all
our
perplexities.
If
the
active
su-er
Standard
mine
on
Rocher
de
;
promoters
of
the
idea
could
be
in-
Boule
Mountain,
one
of
the
best
'
who
uirMiauic.
i
i.tjc
triiLirmpn
uni
nnnpn
vtnn
-
Ta
Tr.aM
11
.
.
i
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
THE
DAILY
NETTS
WtdSM1.
.
-
-
H
a
visit
here
wMh
Rev
and
Mrs.
B.
Shearman,
left
yesterday
for
Terrace
to
visit
wrth
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Duma
until
Saturday
when
she
will
return
to
Her
home
in
tial
part
of
the
Conservative
pro-j
.,
gram.
It
proposes
to
continue
the
O.
M.
Hunt,
federal
registrar
of
monstrously
high
tariff
structure
,
voters,
was
here
at
the
first
ot
the
erected
dunng
the
past
five
years.
I
week
from
Prince
Rupert,
holding
and
we
imagine
that
the
Canadian
,
courts
of
rewMon.
He
proceeds
Manufacturers'
Association
is
be-
from
Haaelton
to
other
interior
hind
the
movement.
'points
and
exrjects
to
be
awmv
The
government
that
replaces
from
Prince
Rupert
for
the
present
government,
if
the
three
weeks.
character
of
its
personnel
and
the
i
.
courage
and
wisdom
of
its
policies
meet
the
opportunity
that
the
hour
offers,
will
be
a
national
government
In
the
true
sense
of
the
term
as
being
one
dedicated
to
truly
national
nolieies
and
Kimmanrilno
ni
.
r
a
...
strong
support
from
every
section
j
nexf;
w.k
SM1THERS
h,
Emery
Barger
of
Telkwa.
leave
tL.
.tS,
WW
Hll
ay
motor
for
a
to
Eugene
Ore.
J.
C.
Brown,-
inspector
of
schools.
ver
to
spend
the
summer
vacation.
Strathcona
Mr.
Brown
has
been
in
charge
of
the
newly
',
created
insfwetorate
with
bead-
quarters
here
for
the
past
year.
Mrs.
Ernest
Hoops
and
Mist
Phillips
of
TeJkwa.
are
leaving
this
week
by
motor
for
a
That
to
Vancouver.
Jack
Carr
k
leaving
at
the
end
of
this
week
by
motor
for
Vancouver,
taking
south
a
party
of
sehool
teachers
including
Mines
Pauline
Downey
and
Ruth
Wilson
of
Smlthers
and
Miss
Sands
of
OoUa
Lake.
Miss
June
Carr
will
also
make
the
trip
and
return
with
hrr
Miss
Mary
Cotnadina.
who
has
rTT'
been
spending
a
two
weeks'
"
holi-
duced
to
tell
the
public
who
thev
known
mines
In
the
district
and
a
777
.
9n
nnH
nhv
tho.
M.ti
i
former
famous
nroduppr
Th
r-i"'
B"
;
--
it
to
do.
it
would
I
think
to
be
composed
principally
of
ac-
cive
ConservaUves
belonging
to
!
oiof
Hanson
Jr.
jon
of
Mr.
and
fiat
Tiinrr
nf
4
K
a
n
nVl.k
W-.
.
.
.
....
Rupert.
Wllnam
Thome.
D
.
ai6
uiowuiw
gib
Aii'W
lii&ACSiUIi.
1
lOr
kle
Delftt
L'M
Know
they
are
going
to
lose
control
'
yesterday
if
the
country,
with
a
strong
like-1
Robert
Hunter,
former
mariager,
ArA
Knf
V...
..U
-i.-
i
1
.
.
.
.
.
"J
con-'Qi
inp
itovai
Bant
or
canaflj
hin
mTiimv
-,
w-.
jtrol
of
the
Conservative
party
andnd
also
formerly
on
the
itaiffai
'
'
membership
of
he
Liberal
party.
In
consideration!
this
-display
af
patriotism
the
Liberals
would
be
and
they
expect
.
nrnint,
Pnlng
nf
of
this
m,
mine
.in.
would
..i.i
give
....
a
.
'Mr.
S.
J.
J'
Mayer.
wUl
return
"V""
on
ik
be
S3
P
mining
in
this
area.-
,J"?
thu
f
lor
faamf
years
0
.v
Mrs.
uioi
iianson.
wno
arnvea
a
known
as
bSCto&e
aitherto
made
the
policies'
for
the,
few
weeks
ago
from
hb
studies
at
lhVWrtn
ItaiRkaJx
jarty.
and
while
it
has
been
iniMcGill
Untversltv
in
Mnntii
k.J5L
ci
."idbvwx
,
wniyn
auuuiris
uu
1TUK
R-
poer
has
governed
the
country
in
employed
for
the
dimmer
In
cod
pefi
lad
for
some
dme
suited
ut
X'OC
(1Ac1riKla-
TVtA-n
KAH1.
.
...
.
i
returning
east
4-
me,
iuuh.
iear
w-u
long
anooprlnce
Rupert.
haaow
established
Birthday
grefeffnfe
'
todat
to
fwnPnrntClUln
l?t
fCSldenCe
herC
and
15
buUdlnB
a
George
Haimworth
Vho
wks
bom
?,Klk
hom"tT,
Mile.
Mrs
Hunter
and
to
Toronto,
learned
about
hockey
about
aw
National
r
Government
they
,
family
a
with
him.
Mr.
Hunter
in
Kitchener
Oat
und
now
is
beck
mean
a
fusion
between
what
has'is
Uufl
taken
charge
of
the
office
at
inmnto
with
been
the
gmernlng
elements
of
the
t
Hazelton
Hospital
as
account-
VJTomk
Z
Conservative
party
and
the
enUrejant.
(
"nl?7:
-i.
.
,
period
of
years,
Gorge
was
born
Mrs.
Robert
Wiggins
of
Cedar-
June
2.
1896.
Playing
with
Mon-vale.
who
has
been
a
natlent
in
t.i
l
T
"m:"V,::
,
r
vc
.
mursaay
ior
44-game
N.
H.
L.
schedule.
"uvi
mcjf
wuuju
oe
ner
nome
aown
tnc
river.
expected
to
subscribe
to
the
policies
I
ind
methods
of
the
new
existing
!
Rev.
B
Rhparman
Antrior,
rovernment,
a
government
which
Church
rector
here,
will
be
leaving
ven
its
warmest
supporters
know
'shortly
for
the
cannerv
immnn.
'o
be
on
the
point
of
death.
Ity
at
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
The
National
Government
drive
River
to
spend
the
summer.
s
an
attempt
to
continue
the
poll-
:ies
which
have
been
disastrous
to
1
Mrs.
John
Durran.
after
paying
Help
Kidneys
.
If
Kldnry
TroubU
or
Bladdor
Wk.
Sa
bcm
make
u
rafter
from
0ttln
Vp
Ntffhta.
Nervoumea.
DtislMaa.
r.hrumatUm.
eilffnMa,
Bvrnlnc.
gm
ftmartln.
Itrblnc
or
Actdltr
try
tha
Doctar-a
prcacripiioa
CTaui
latitat).
Mult
end.
your
troabUm
Is
t
tfaya
er
moot
tack,
pal
Ji0
at
drutiuu.
"White
Parade"
Saga
of
Girls
No
One
Knows
.New
Lasky
Production
Offers
First
Picture
of
Student
Nurve
Director
Cummlngs
brought
"The
two
or
White
Parade
to
a
brilliant
finish
a
few
wests
ago
a
the
Fox
Film
studios
ir
Hollywood.
The
picture
is
abowiw
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight
and
tomorrow
The
final
scenes
ot
mis
amoi-
dous
Jesse
L.
Lasky-Sox
Film
pro-
tun,
were
spectacular
and
impressive.
Several
hundred
white-uniformed
girls
paradtd
up
a
ramp.
leaves
on
Wednesday
of
this
week
f
theto"i
by
motor
for
his
home
In
Vancoa
'
.
.
.
Canada
may
have
the
Formerly
PP1
f1001
m
Van"r-
tance.
symbolising
the
tHttading'
parade
of
America'
young
women
i
1
who
dedicate
their
lives
to
earrecs
of
self-sacrifice
and
serviee
to
hu
manity.
Studio
observers
and
other
In
A
Timely
Arrival
u
vt
U
THAT'S
EA-SY.
"THIS
VS
A
SVJHLL
I'D
UOJE
and
stands
as
a
graphic
tribute
to
the
country's
"young
ladles
in
white,"
numbering
more
than
200,-000.
The
picture
is
laid
in
a
modern
training
school
for
nurses,
and
is
the
first
film
produced
on
this
phase
of
the
profession.
Heading
the
cait
are
Loretta
Young
and
John
Boles.
Miss
Young
Is
.said
to
give
the
finest
performance
of
her
carter
In
this
picture.
"The
White
Parade"
Is
dedicated
to
the
memory
of
Florence
Nightingale,
founder
of
modern
nursing,
and
the
picture
has
received
the
endorsement
of
the
American
Nurses'-
Association.
Saw
Himself
In
War
Picture
At
Local
Theatre
William
Orlmsson
of
this
city,
attending
the
Canadian
war
plo
jtore.
"Lest
We
Forget,"
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
last
night,
had
the
teres
ted
spectator,
declantog
it
interesting
experience
of
plainly
was
one
of
the
most
cooipctUng
seeing
himself
in
the
guard
ot
mass-scenes
ever
filmed.
honor
when
M.
Poincare.
during
The
White
Parade."
betides
its
the
Great
War.
handed
Cambria
strong
entertainment
value,
its
back
to
the
French
mayor
after
heart
throbs,
patho
and
laughter,
the
famous
engagement
hi
which
glorifies
the
profession
of
nursing.
Mr
Orlmsson
took
part.
New
Rochester
Dial
THERMOMETERS
Easy
to
read
Accurate
Fur
ev
ery
home
use.
Rochester
Dial
Thermometers
meet
a
definite
need
In
every
home
Attractive
in
appearance
Low
in
price
Each
tn
a
suitable
box.
ror
the
BATH
Floats,
dial
up.
unbreakable
Use
It
for
Baby's
bath,
or
your
own
St.oo
For
OUTBID
E
THE
WINDOW
Tell
the
outside
temperature
without
going
out
?5c
For
INDOORS
-
Hanging
or
standing
type
black
or
red.
polished
chromium
or
brass
?Sc
CALENDAR
Colored
leather
effect,
thermometer
and
perpetual
calendar.
A
splendid
gift
W2&
HUMIDIMETER
Tens
you
the
percentage
of
tnolsiure
In
your
home,
insures
the
comfort
and
health
of
your
family
and
guests.
Saves
fuel
also
U25
CANDY.
JELLY.
FAT.
visible
dial
thermometer.
Indispensiblc
for
modern
recipes.
Polished
rustles
chromium.
Easy
to
clean.
Eliminates
guesswork
and
saves
time,
fuel
and
ingredient.
Recommended
and
approved
by
Oood
Housekeeping
Institute.
Only
izzs
eMoeMvs.JM
This
Is
Entertainment
.
.
.
No
matter
how
man,'
pictures
,0tt've
Mfn-htr
one
that's
never
been
,
tb!
screen
before'
A
STORY
OF
STUDENT
NURSES
I
We
CVi
NoboJjfoJ
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of
Htortl
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Gov
of
Sal.Ill
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Centre
of
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7
3
ti
News
-
Corned
t
Mskl
Silver
Wedding
Last
Evening
rsrty
at
Home
of
Mr
and
Mat
(Sronrenor
and
fmenUliafl
Made
A
large
number
of
'
reMMvea
gathered
i'
-the
home
of
Mr'
ai..!
M:.
vener.
416
Oreen
8;r-eelfbrste
their
silvrt
-
w
:
nhrersary.
A
very
enjoyabl"
r:
spent.
Suppec
was
-rvt
-r;
-
ing
a
wedding
cskt-
wu
sure
bride
and
grrium
as
cut
by
the
bnfe
silver
was
presented
and
grtKHn
on
beha!'
n'
The
party
broke
up
hours.
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t-."x-
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K
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weekly
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