PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NZWfl
RELIEVE
SUFFERING
QUICKLY
WITH
KELLOGG'S
RELIEF
RELIEF
Aatima
or
Hi
j
Fever
are
quickly
end
limply
relieved
by
Kellof
Aathma
Relief.
Thie
tamoue
herbal
preparation
eold
in
Canada
for
CO
yean
ha
a
alreadyjbenefittd
ASTHMA
mouaanaa,
At
your
nearttt
Drug
Slor
tJc.eJ1.00
Alao
in
cigarette
form.
Northrop
and
Limited,
.
1
oronu,
Ontario.
K-ei
DUNN'S
Holiday
Cottages
A
camp
for
an
enjoyable
vacation.
Meals
provided.
Good
cooking.
Picnics,
open
air
badminton,
fishing
and
hunting.
Miles
of
wonderful
beach.
Terms
moderate.
Apply
for
particulars
to
MRS.
DUNN,
Sanjan
River,
Near
Massett,
B.
C.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Propritor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
196
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
.
PHONE
657
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
"'os.ocr.r'l
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
SECOND
AVE.
TOLD
ABOUT
D0UKH0B0R
Unusual
Address
Heard
by
Alberni
Women's
Canadian
Club
.Describes
Coloring
Three
Distinct
Groups
liack-!
ground
and
Customs
j
Described
PORT
ALBERNI,
June
15:
With
a
greeting
quite
unintelligible
to
all
her
listeners,
Mrs.
G.
H.
Ren-
wick
of
this
city
opened
a
talk
on
"Life
Among
the
Doukhobors,"
to
the
Alberni
District
Women's
Canadian
Club
here.
After
her
strange
greeting
which
is
the
usual
salutation
between
Douk
hobors
on
meeting
friends
or
en
tering
a
home,
the
speaker
went
on
to
say
that
there
are
three
dis
tinct
groups
of
these
people,
but
those
about
which
she
was
going
to
speak
were
the
Community
Doukhobors.
Of
the
fanatic
she
knew
little
as
she
had
rarely
seen
them
but
they
were
wild
and
shaggy
looking
with
long
hair
and
beards.
They
have
no
horses
and
no
machinery,
and
possess
a
childlike
simplicity
together
with
a
low
cunning
which
is
often
found
in
these
circumstances.
It
was
persecution
in
Russia
which
caused
this
fanaticism.
Tohtoy
Responsible
The
name
Doukhobor
means
spirit
wrestler,
and
Tolstoy
was
responsible
for
their
migration
to
Canada,
and
they
took
up
citizenship
here
on
condition
that
the
should
have
no
military
duty,
nc
registration
of
births
and
deothi
and
no
schools.
Both
men
and
women
are
finely
built
and
the
women
are
not
the
fat
and
dumpy
creatures
that
we
Imagine
from
their
freauent
nip-
tures.
Their
teeth
and
complexion
are
very
good,
but
it
is
the
type
of
dress
that
is
worn
which
gives
the
plump
appearance,
as
it
consists
of
several
pleated
petticoats,
and
a
narrow
band
cf
very
heavily
pleated
cloth
round
the
waist
which
buffs
out
the
skirts
more
i.han
ever.
On
their
heads
thef
wear
a
piaioKe,"
itne
SDelline
is
nhnnpUe
and
your
correspondent's)
of
white
or
coiorea
cloth.
The
men
dress
much
the
same
as
Canadians
py-
cept
on
Sunday
when
their
gar
ments
follow
the
fashion
of
the
Russian
peasant.
Each
Has
Own
Industry
Brilliant
is
one
of
the
community
centres,
and
here
thev
have
n
inm
factory
where
they
make
the
most
aencious
strawberry
1am
This
u
sold
east
of
the
Rockies,
chiefly
to
iuc
f.
K.
in
individual
Kmnll
jars.
Nothing
but
pure
sugar
and
iruu
go
into
this
Jam.
All
the
communities
have
some
special
In-
uunry;
one
will
have
a
lumber
mill,
another
a
brick
nlant.
anri
n
on.
They
grow
flax
and
make
their
own
linen,
and
the
women
do
th
most
beautiful
hand-drawn
work.
This
is
not
sold
and
is
not
even
!
supposed
to
be
eiven
sumably
so
that
the
younger
generation
will
not
become
dissatisfied
Have
YOU
a
PIANO?
A
piano,
to
be
kept
in
good
condition
so
that
it
will
please
the
musician
and
do
justice
to
the
student,
requires
the
attention
of
a
piano
tuner
at
least
twice
a
year.
For
good
tuning
call
George
C.
Walker
Member
Piano
Tuners
and
Technicians
Association
of
British
Columbia
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
St.
Phone
18
P.
0.
Box
575
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Quality
Groceries
Low
Prices
Courteous
Service
Prompt
Delivery
Boat
and
out
of
town
orders
receive
careful
attention
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
BULKLET
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCfi
RUPERT
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PHONE:
58
and
558
Rheumatism
Spread
To
All
Her
Joints
Obtained
Relief
by
Using
Kruschen
Salts
Here
Is
a
sad
story
of
suffering,
but
it
has
a
happy
ending.
This
woman
was
attacked
by
severe
rheumatism
which
spread
to
all
her
joints.
But
Kruschen
brought
relief
as
she
describes
below:
"I
feel
it
my
duty
to
tell
you
how
Kruschen
Salts
brought
me
relief
from
a
severe
attack
of
rheuma
tism.
I
had
rheumatism
in
my
legs
and
knees,
later
spreading
to
every
joint
in
my
body.
This
lasted
over
a
period
of
13
weeks.
I
was
then
ordered
to
bed
with
acute
rheuma
tism.
I
was
recommended
to
try
Kruschen
and
before
finishing
the
second
bottle
I
was
able
to
perform
my
normal
duties."
(Mrs.)
I.
D
Kneumatic
conditions
are
fre
quently
due
to
an
excess
of
uric
acid
in
the
body.
Two
of
the
Ingre
dients
of
Kruschen
Salts
have
the
power
of
dissolving
uric
acid.
Other
ingredients
in
these
Salts
assist
Nature
to
exriel
the
dissolved
uric
acid
through
the
natural
channels.
with
the
simple
life
bv
havins
too
mucn
money.
The
manner
of
arraneint?
tht
buildings
in
these
centres
is
rather
peculiar.
Two
large
square
house
are
set
down
side
by
side:
the.x-
contain
a
sort
of
large
living
room
ana
laree
Kitehen
anrt
i.-
u
ubauo
are
bedrooms.
Incidentally
thpv
.
"
a
are
not
at
all
crowded
in
their
Sleeping
quarters.
Two
sisters
might
OCCUDV
One
rnnm
Kut
tf
ihere
is
only
one
girl
she
will
have
i
room
to
hprplf
RoVtlna
u
-
-
.
,
Mtmuu
wic&e
:wo
buildings
is
a
long
narrow
juilding
in
which
live
the
oiriw
people
and
children;
this,
in
order
inai
me
workers
shall
not
be
disturbed
in
their
rest
by
the
chil-iren.
Behind
this
again
is
the
immunity
bath
house.
Community
bathing
by
the
way
is
not
ming-ing
of
the
sexes,
and
each
sex
has
ts
own
time
for
this
purpose.
The
bath
is
after
the
Turkish
style,
steam
being
generated
by
the
primitive
method
of
stones
and
water.
In
the
kitchen
Is
an
ordinary
large
stove,
but
the
oven
is
built
beside
it
of
stone
which
is
neaiea
by
fire
inside,
and
then
swept,
out
and
the
large
whole
neat
Joaves,
or
black
bread,
being
.)laced
In
this
heated
cavity.
This
Ji
tuurse
is
ine
oldest
type
of
oven
found
in
all
primitive
places.
Being
strictly
vegetarian,
thev
use
lartro
--..
...
MUduuues
oi
unseed
oil
In
cooking,
and
a
sort
of
sonn
paiirt
r
vwitbu
ourscn
w
tnejr
chlef
dIsh
jj.
meais
are
lengthy
affairs,
being
prolonged
by
much
slntrinrr
h.
-
"
-
V
iween
courses.
Their
vptori
1U11
ruies
caused
some
amusing
situations
sometimes,
as
the
teachers
"v.v
Hiivu
mj
DC
nKcwlse,
so
mat
n
tncy
were
to
have
nnv
moor
meals
It
had
to
be
smutrelpri
in
nnrt
cooKea
surreptlously,
all
sorts
of
uevices
oeing
resorted
to
in
nrrior
that
the
inhabitants
shonlri
not
suspect.
Not
Many
Children
There
are
no
animals,
no
noise,
no
cars,
no
priests,
no
musical
instruments
and
surprisingly
enough
not
many
children
in
most
of
these
communities.
Two
children
are
most
common,
sometimes
three
or
four,
and
a
family
who
had
five
children
was
considered
quite
unusual.
Kindness
is
a
supreme
virtue;
it
is
their
religion.
During
the
whole
of
the
speaker's
residence
among
them
she
only
saw
children
spanked
twice.
This
may
now
be
altered,
sue
remarked.
Times
have
changed.
In
Fear
of
His
Life
Peter
Veregin
the
elder
was
an
outstanding
figure
among
them.
Tall
and
kinglike
in
appearance,
he
ruled
with
an
iron
hand
and
yet
was
a
father
too.
He
flogged
them
but
he
fought
for
them,
and
dally
went
in
fear
of
his
life.
In
illustration
of
this,
Mrs.
Renwick
mentioned
an
Incident
that
occurred
when
she
offered
him
some
flowers
to
smell.
He
sprang
back
to
the
other
end
of
the
room,
while
she
stood
Draetlrsllv
ntrtti
.uu
"
J
--i..mvu
wnil
astonishment.
He
explained
later
assassinations
had
frequently
taken
place
with
a
pistol
hidden
In
flowers.
He
lost
Ms
life
a
year
later.
it
Veregin
had
taken
his
followers
to
an
Island
somewhere
well
away
from
modern
civilization,
withenfhM
llmaU:
was
etuable'
with
his
ideas
and
their
religion
they
might
well
have
had
a
Utopia.
They
live
self-contained
lives,
well
able
to
get
on
without
much
outside
assistance,
but
the
civilization
of
today
haa
tnimnort
and
Is
doing
Infinitely
mlorc
harm
HONORED
BY
UNIVERSITY
Continued
from
Page
1
degree
to
allow
for
the
near
normal
operation
of
trains.
It
was
for
his
leading
roll
In
tills
gigantic
task
of
reconstruction
.hat
Vermont's
leading
educational
institution
conferred
an
hon
orary
degree
of
doctor
of
mechani
cal
engineering
on
Mr.
Hunger-
ford.
Six
aix
honorary
nonorary
degrees
degrees
were
were
con
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Heavy
Halibut
Landings
at
Seattle
Local
Pleasure
Boat
Chances
Hands
Evelyn
Berg
in
From
Ketchikan.
Twelve
halibut
"
vessels
sold
con-;
;
.
ferred
yesterday
by
the
University
I
catchcs
totalling
300,500
pounds
at
r
,
...u
i.
Seattle
Seattle
yesterday
yesterday
as
as
follows:
follows:
Para
Parn-
icgrces
in
addition
to
the
dls-lngulshed
Canadian
transport
cxe-:utlve,
were:
Doctors
or
Divinity
George
Fletcher
Beechcr.
pastor
it
the
first
Calvary
Baptist
Church
)f
Lawrence,
Mass.,
one
of
the'
nost
scholarly
and
popular
clergy-nen
In
the
Bay
State.
Dr.
Arthur
L.
Kinsolving.
rector
)f
Trinity
Church
In
Boston,
who
reached
the
baccalaureate
sermon
lere
Sunday.
Dr.
Klnsolvlng
was
Rhodes
scholar
from
Virginia
;hrist
Church.
Oxford
University
1920-23.
He
is
a
member
of
Phi
3eta
Kappa
and
Delta
Kappa
iphllon.
Doctors
of
Law
George
Percival
Auld
of
New
York,
author
of
the
Dawes
plan
ind
accountant-eenerni
nf
the
nter-Allicd
reparations
commls-
lon
from
1920
to
1924
and
an
of
ficer
of
the,
French
T.PH
Honor.
George
W.
Alger
of
New
York,
a
llstlngulshed
attorney
and
author
if
legal
and
economic
works
as
well
is
a
member
of
the
New
York
;tate
commission
which
drafted
the
present
state
parole
law.
Mr.
Alger
was
commencement
orator.
George
David
Aiken,
governor
nf
Vermont,
and
one
of
the
Ieadine
igriculturlsts
of
the
state.
Among
the
Canadian
National
jystem
officials
who
aceomnaniprl
Mr.
Hungerford
to
Burlington
Monday
were
D.
C.
Grant,
vlce-nrpsi.
dent
in
charge
of
finance;
Edmund
uescnencs.
vice-president
in
charue
of
Central
Vermont
lines;
R.
H.
M.
Temple
K.C.W
general
counsel
and
E.
P.
M.illnrv
Pvprntlo
nrrit
to
the
president.
PROSPECTORS
Anna
May
Ullman)
1
r
4
luiiK-iaifu
prospector
came
upon
the
picturesque
town
of
Uarkerville.
nestled
in
tht
mmm
tains,
and
declared.
"The
fir.
Ihing
you
see
is
the
ccmeten
1L
i
.
...
men
ine
nospitai,
and
the
nexi
is
Rarkervillc
itself,
shaped
Uk
u
coffin."
For
years
countless
irold-spi-W.
era
old
timers,
checliakos,
(Jri
entals
have
roamed
througl
those
mountains
and
un
tht
creeks.
Some
hide
thcms-lv
t..
I.
isolated
cabins,
seldom
comina
out,
except
for
necessary
sunnllp..
Some
camp
near
the
main
road.
ineir
lite
history7
Well,
it
seems
that
the
old
tim
era
musi
have
been
prospecting
all
of.theii
lives.
One
who
tomes
frnm
fnli
tells
of
a
terrifvinir
exnprionr-o
it
ueaih
alley.
He
av
down
i,
slcen
for
th
nlt'ht
-
-
-
uai
.
o
ai.
uvuvi
Something
slithered
a!on?
in
tht
uarkness
and
curled
up
on
hfi
stomach.
A
rattlesnake!
Unmov
mg,
he
lived
an
eternity
in
ihi
hours
that
hp
waited
for
tin
snake
to
crawl
awav.
Up
the
pas
lives
a
Swede
who
la
useu
to
ue
a
sailor.
His
ship
was
torpedoed
during
tho
U'.lr
ami
tr
"
'
1
U11U
1
drifted
for
many
days
in
an
open
ooat
before
he
was
nicked
un.
From
Southern
California
comes
K.
K.
Unifford.
the
minim'
man,
with
stramre
tales'
of
urns.
pectors
on
the
desert
grizzled,
tight-lipped,
typical
"desert
rats"
of
fiction
fame.
They
roam
through
tho
mmm.
tain
fastness
throuirh
almosl
In
accessible
canyons
and
along
old
creek
beds,
across
the
Mojave
uesert
where
the
jack-rabbit
hides
in
I
he
meagre
shadow
of
prickly
cactus
and
little
caly
lizard
scuttle
out
of
the
traveller's
way.
Where
water
holes
are
few
and
far
between
von'11
ftml
l.tennh.i
bones
of
cattle
and
sometimes
a
Human.
You'll
find
them
in
the
treeless
h
Us
of
Southern
Arizona,
in
the
UiaZlniT
SUn.
Dorhsn.
im1
n
II
HI,.
-6
V
If
I
'
,
Mexican
burros,
with
a
second
burro
to
carry
their
freight,
pick,
shovel
and
gold
pan
on
top.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
gon,
39,000
pounds,
New
England,
9c
and
8c;
Wizard,
36,000,
Washington,
8',c
straight;
Kodiak,
39,-500,
Bootlu
9c
and
8c;
Omaney,
35,000,
Whiz,
8ic
and
8c;
Eclipse,
37,000,
San
Juan,
8ic
and
8c;
Foremost,
39.000,
Sebastian,
9!j,c
md
8c;
La
Paloma,
22.500..
Booth.
3?ic
and
8c;
Maddock,
12.500,
Mc-Callum,
8I78C
and
8c;
Huskie
L.,
10,000.
McCallum,
87kc
and
8c;
Superior,
12,000.
Chase,
9c'
and
8c;
Freya,
18.000.
Drexcl,
9c
and
8c;
Merit,
0,000,
San
Juan,
11
'fcc
and
3c.
Endeavors
are
being
made
to
contact
the
halibut
schooner
Thor,
which
left
Seattle
on
Saturday
for
Sitka
enroute
to
the
halibut
grounds,
to
warn
the
vessel
to
call
In,
Ketchikan
so
that
John
Larsen.
one
of
the
members
of
the
crew,
may
make
a
formal
report
to
Immigration
authorities,
having
failed
to
do
so
on
arriving
at
Seattle
last
week
aboard
the
boat
Mermaid.
The
Mermaid
had
called
at
a
Canadian
port
prior
to
going
Into
Seattle
and,
evidently,
Larsen
failed
to
make
the
customary
declaration.
He
is
liable
to
a
fine
of
$1000
and
the
only
way
this
can
be
avoided,
it
is
said.
Is
for
him
to
make
the
report
at
Ketchikan.
Havinjf
completed
the
discharging
of
a
cargo
of
fuel
oil
at
the
company's
local
tanks,
the
Imperial
oil
Co.'s
big
tanker
Alberto-lite.
Capt.
A.
Mosher,
sailed
at
9
o'clock
last
night
for
San
Pedro,
California.
Capt.
Larry
Thomson!
who
came
north
as
pilot
on
the
Albertolite
for
its
trip
up
the
coast,
sails
this
afternoon
by
the
Catala
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
Another
well
known
local
pleasure
boat
has
changed
hands
with
the
purchase
by
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankln-5on
of
the
Gael
from
Johnny
Pierce.
The
Gael.
Is
a
thirty-foot
raised
deck,
model
equipped
with
a
0
h.p.
Boeing
Aircraft
engine.
The
vessel
was
orislnallv
O.
nowe
when
it
was
named
Mlpai
Tanic
WaterhousP
If
.
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.
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"unnnoim.
capt.
A.
W.
Ogdcn,
ar-
ivea
in
port
last
night
and
was
iiscnarglng
local
careo
hi
lng.
The
Alaska
freighter
r1v
Berg.
Capt.
Eldrcd
Hansen,
arrived
In
port
at
11
o'clock
yester-
Overwait
Cash
or
C.O.D.
BUTTER
First
3
lbs.
Puna
Fish
i's
per
tin
Aylmer
Boneless
Chicken
per
tin
Miracle
Whip
Salad
Dressing,
quart
Jar
Diamond
per
lb.
CrLsco
1-lb.
tin
Veal
Loaf
per
tin
Ideal
Tomato
Catsup
per
bottle
Chocolate
per
lb.
Dried
Apricots
2
lb3
Sultana
Raisins
2
lb3
.
Royal
City
Tomatoes
2
Vi'c
2
tins
Lettuce
Large
heads
per
head
Potatocs-Firm
and
15
lbs
New
Potatoes
7
lbs
Canteloupes
each
Free
Dellytry
on
Orders
Arid
Over
ii
day
.morning
and,
after
discharging
two
carloads
of
halibut
and
salmon
for
trans-shipment
east
over
Canadian
National
Railways,'
sailed
for
Seattle.
The
co-operative
packer
Oeden
delivered
13,000
pounds
of
salmon
1
rrom
Banks
Island
and
2,000
pounds
from
Squadaree
today.
The
Azurite
delivered
14,000
pounds
from
Dundas
and
1800
pounds
from
Zayas.
The
troller
Judy,
Capt.
Hans
Petersen,
delivered
2,000
pounds
to
the
co-operative
at
the
advance
price
of
9c
and
6c.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.rrv
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:30
p.m.
Friday
ss.
P.
Adelaide
.10
p.m
Ss.
Cardena
10:30
p.m.
June
12
ss.
P.
Louise
5:30
pm
June
19
ss.
P
Charlotte
5:30
p.m.
June
26
ss.
Pr.
Louise
5:30
p.m.
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