"GREB"
WORKING
BOOTS
:Menenite
calf,
heavy
sole,
plain
toe.5?,
"
JKubber
or
leather
heels.
Just
the
shoe
for
comfort
and
maximum
wear.
Priced
'W
4.75
r
Jack
and
Jill
Shoes
for
Children
Penman's'
Hosiery
Family
shoestore
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoei
EDITORIALS
VALUE
OF
UNIVERSITIES
The
worth
of
the
universities,
both
to
their
students
and
to
the
general
public,
is
being
questioned
today
as
never
before.
On
all
sides
they
are
being
challenged
to
show
what
contribution
of
value
they
make
to
the
social
en
lightment
of
the
Canadian
people.
Sir
Robert
Falconer,
for
twenty-five
years
the
head
of
the
University
of
Toronto,
accepts
the
challenge
in
the
spring
issue
of
The
Commerce
Quarterly,
nublhhed
at
the
University
of
Western
Ontario,
writing
"The
Universities
on
Their
Defence."
Acknowledging
that
leading
dailies
in
Ontario
frequently
print
letters
expressing
the
view
that
our
present
system
of
higher
education
is
a
faihire.
Sir
Robert
Fal
coner
points
out
that
the
fundamental
criticism
is
that
the
universities
of
Ontario
have
failed
to
create
m
their
grad
uates
a
proner
sense
of
what
they
owe
to
the
general
mib-
lic.
especially
in
the
wav
of
making
higher
standards
of
life
and
better
ideals
prevail
among
the
people
through
their
own
examnle.
Alone
with
this
goes
the
doubr
wJiether
the
professional
education
erven
in
the
universi
ties
is
really
sufficient
as
a
preparation
for
sen-ice
to
the
public
"But
the
real
question,'
says
Sir
Robert,
"is
whethe;
the
ideals
of
universities
are
such
that
they
deserve
to
be
maintained
by
modern
society.
Certainly
the
Nazis
have
closed
nearly
all
theirs,
partly
because
of
the
war
but
chiefly
because
they
do
not
believe
in
the
ideal
and
free
spirit
which
were
inculcated
in
the
time
when
Germany
pi
s
Waterfront
Whiffe
First
Halibut
of
Season
'Landed
During
Week
at
Prince
Rupert
Prince
Charles
Now
On
Pontoons
At
Dry
Dock
dentally,
was
the
.first
American
boat
of
the
season
to
land
a
catch
at
Prince
Ruoert.
From
the
wav
the,
market
It
oneninst.
there
is
no
rea-1
son
to
.anticipate
anv
fancy
nrlces
for
the
time
belnu
at
least.
Weath-
i
er
has
been
quite
favorable
for
the
!
onenint
of
the
searn
and
the
ex-
pectatlon
is
that
landings
may
be
j
Halibut
boats
clearing
from
this
port
since
yesterday
for
the
fishing
grounds
have
included
the
Vera
Beatrice.
Capt.
Sinclair
Pierce:
ThraAeri
Capt.
E.
Shrubsan:
Toodie.
Caot.
Peter
Wold;
Tramp.
Capt
5am
Hougan:
Southend,
Capt.
J.
Eilertsen:
S.
O..
K.
Kozakura:
Selma
H..
CapLW.
J.
Bushmann;
Shushanna
ITJ
Capt
L.
Tusvick:
'
Zeballos.
Capt.
G.
Lundgren:
Teeny
Milly.
CaDt
George
Cook;
San
Jose.
Capt.
J.
Fagerlund:
Seaforth,
Capt
F.
Thome,
and
Nymph,
Capt.
M.
Oka
no,
all
being
on
their
first
trips
was
great
And
they
have
shut
the
University
of
Prague
in
of
The
American
boat
nA.y.
f
Ar
i
u
n
i
n
m.
i
.
'Onah.
Cant.
Hamr
Belle.
cleared
to-
III
IITI
III
lirf
I
ylllf
I
IIH
I
MIMltt
I
T
I
I
1
I
C-H
I
MM
IHT
I
nn
HHV1
rTf
W
1
C
-
MuZix
7
its
second
trip
of
the
that
n;
a
Similar
snirit
mv
W
vn
in
nwn
F
"
w
j
W-w,
WM
Villi
,
IllfaUblUII
undervaluing
the
university
as
suck
"The
purpose
of
the
university
is
threefold:
It
seekc
to
provide
a
liberal
education
;
it
equips
for
the
professions
in
this
same
spirit
;
it
trains
scientists
and
scholars
who
will
extend
the
boundaries
of
knowledge
and
create
nev
standards
of
human
taste
and
judgment
and
aspiration
for
intelligence.
Real
liberal
education
fits
vou
to
lead
a
season
Two
halibut
boats
were
Jn
with
catehe
this
momin?.
hbldlnp
over
until
Monday
ior
sale.
One
of
the
boats
in
today
is
Capt
Magnus
Hvedine's
new
five-man
boat
Advance
n
which
waibullt
during
the
na-vt
winter
.and
which
Is
attractlne
a
pood
deal
of
favorable
comment.
She
har
11J300
ponnds.
The
other
complete
mem
tne
midst
ot
your
leilows,
and
to
this
endlu
the
American
visitor
with
6,500
your
knowledee
must
get
down
to
your
very
bones,
to
the,"1"1
joints
.and
marrow.
The
way
you
minzle
with
men
show
whether
or
not
you
are
liberally
educated,"
Sir
Robert
told
the
students
at
the
University
of
Toronto
in
one
of
his
recent
addresses
to
them.
Suggesting
that
the
growth
of
wealth
and
the
ambition
for
material
gain
in
our
country
may
have
dimmed
the
older
ideals
in
communities
which
formerly
placed!
great
value
on
knowledge,
Sir
Robert
continues:
"If
so,
and
I
do
not
wish
to
say
that
this
is
proportionately
the
case
in
our
society,
the
university
cannot
accept
the
chief
blame.
It
does
create
sentiment
and
ideals
quietly
and
f"-",'"Jlv.
'
ut
i'
cannot
do
its
best
if
the
average
mind
is
indifferent
to
what
it
seeks
to
do.
While
the
university
cets
.students
with
the
highest
average
nf
intpllW
nrp
from
the
home:,
it
also
gets
many
who
have
no
back-'-.
ground
on
which
to
create
a
fine
conception
of
liberal
and.l
IttanfAPOtAMnl
if
L
1
-1
t
ju
uicoojuimi
euuirauun.
oo
mere
are
many
ianures.
"The
human
race
has
learned
by
sad
experience
that
wisdom
does
not
always
go
hand
in
hand
with
knowledge.
Notwithstanding
our
accumulated
knowledge,
Western
civilization
is
suffering
the
woes
-of
war.
But
it
is
not
our
knowledge
itself
that
has
brought
us
to
this
pass.
It
is
because
our
head
does
not
control
our
heart,
nor
our.rea-son
restrain
oar
selfish
ilesires.
"The
hopeful
outlook
for
education,"
the
article
con
cludes,
"is
that
on
the
whole
there
is
less
of
this
selfish;
irrationality
in
people
who
have
had
instilled
into
Ihem
the
ideals
of
nohlest
literatures,
.and
-who
have
caught;
some
glimpse
of
the
veracity
of
the
-mind
created
by
science.
In
this
confused
world,
universities,
which
.dhv
ectiy
educate
only
a
minority,
hold
forth
the
light
of
ideal-1
ism.
and,
dull
though
it
often
is,
that
light
is
a
witness
to
truths
as
to
which
the
mass
of
people
would
otherwise
be
left
in
darkness."
G0LDBL00M
-The
Old
JtelUUe"
Have
Big
Order
For
Beaver
Postlve
can
pay
more
than
anyone
else
lor
all
furs.
Do
not
sell
your
furs
on
the
waterfront,
bring
them
to
GOLD
BLOOM
and
get
30
per
cent
more.
SHOOTING
GALLERY
Adjoining
I
DORA
ROLLER
ARENA
Our
Famous
Edsun
Alberta
COAL
Sulkley
VtUley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellineton
Coal
Bulbley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
55S
Phone
?7S
I
CCMMVMlOXlCwt
I
7
of
.a
small
Port
Simpson
Indian
-.boat
which
came
tn
on
the
opening
day
with
200
jxwnda
which
aIVInA
T
mnifp
sold
privately
to
Bacon
Fisheries
1I1111C
IlglUlC
.for
8c
The
first
sale
of
the
season
r?
f
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
Ex-
rrOITl
UlltariO
change
was
Wednesday
when
the
'
KJI.
and
Iwcrld
H.
had
catches
of
;
100
and
12000
nound
resoeetivelv
i
TORONTO.
April
6
'CP
American,
the
Onah.
which.
lncl-
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
nuit
heavy
during
the
next
two
or
;
ADril
6:
1915
rv-n-h
,toan.
three
weeks.
There
appear
to
bemade
patiu
m
Woevre
district
on
more
part
time
boats
fishing
haU-'
lne
western
Front,
capturing
vU-
market.
CHH.
steamer
Prince
Rupert
came
off
the
pontoons
at
the
local
dry
dock
during
the
past
week
and
the
Prince
Charles
went
up.
Both
vessel
are
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
the
yard.
Big
Football
Prospects
are
for
one
of
the
most
active
seasons
for
years
4
In
tiew
of
failure
to
make
soK-i
f
t
....
........
n,.
,
I
.
....
.
.
1
UfllVlWIHIIMt
"
...
'
,
on
the
board
for
which
Canadian
r
nw
'urn
"
-.per"
w.
lt
u
beglnnlnf
to
look
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
paid
15.3c
J-J
SThou.h
it
will
impoXilble
for"
and
lie
Yesterday,
with
eleven
im'n'"of,
"
hro
standard
Oilers
of
Prlnre
Rupert
to
.
ooais
in.
tne
prices
leu
ou
on
a
i
"r.
.
,
.
.total
of
.68.100
pounds
from
Can-
P000
arp
v"bte-
adian
vessels
and
10.000
from
a
lone
I
"
"
nwm
Aincnr
1
make
the
proposed
Ulp
to
Ocean
Falls
for
the
return
game
Jn
the
final
series
for
the
Northern
British
uuminum
uuuciimu
iihiuikivii
p
hlp
wh'ch
started
here
two
or'
5
three
week?
ago.
Under
the
beattb
arrangements
that
can
apparently
V
made,
the
local
team
would
hare
to
be
away
the
better
part
of
the
week
and.
soder
present
conditions,
lt
Is
difficult
for
a
sufficient
proportion
ot
the
members
of
the
team
to
set
away
for
that
length
of
time
Johnny
Dundee
-the
Scotch
Wop
rttainM
his
world
linvlor
llflht-
but
than
ever
this
spring
which
wtllljag,.
of
Rft,m(.vlUe
In
Belgium,
weight
boxing
crown
at
Toronto
17
tend
to
Increase
the
supply
and
j
Germans
occupied
Drel
Oraehten
year
ago
Oils
week
when
he
shaded
quiw
possiDiy
aepress
me
opening
i0n
Yser
Cana!
Several
klUed
when
Jimmy
Goodrich
of
Buffalo
in
$135.00
317
Tinnn
avt.nue
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
allium
OCEAS
FALLS
tod
POWELL
IIVEI
Steamer
leave
Prince
Rupert
very
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Train
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
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Jar$,
ate,
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or
urltm
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and
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Atent.
Prlnre
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10
German
airman
bombed
Newkerk
fast
rounds
The
New
Yorker
later
ehurch..near
Ypres.
during
service,
held
the
featherweltht
UUe
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Term
Can
Be
Arranged
on
Easy
Payments
Price-
0
o
s
Q
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o
o
1!
KELSO
VS
HEIRS
DO
WELL
Now
n.mfioo
has
hoc,,
j,
,
,
,
...
K.,wT'.rre
LONDON.
April
o:
crrer-
granted
the
her
pelual
pension
like
that
paid
the
hki
heirs
a
j,
Nfwon
ramuy
snoum
or
invesu-
vara
Nelson,
si
ltai
IPit
(
vwiu
0
min?
Bated,
James
Davidson.
Labor
M.
nephew
of
ih,
&
J,
Iar
Margin
demanded
in
Annually
he
.,
Commons.
He
declared
more
than
cause
of
hit
in
football
at
Prince
Rupert
ooooooooooooooooooooooooisoooaoiroboeoooQ'
Five
teams
already
appear
likely
Irish
FusUiers.
tfavy.
Velvet.
Dry
Dock
and
Cana-
dlan
Legion.
The
annual
meet-
-a.
nt.
f
.Ka
Pr
nM
Hnrvrt
The
first
week
followincr
the
oneninir
of
the
halibut
ban
Association,
called
fur
3
!
fishing
iason
on
Sunday
has
seen
a
total
of
89,300
pounds
"t
night,
was
postponed
im-
;
of
fish
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
by
smaller
vessols-of
the
ul
MXl
ThttrtdJr-
;
'
f
Ippf
nicrunfT
linmo
frnm
Arnn
ta
O
rtonbt;
ti-irri
tViniV
in-
a
u
a
a
vs
osx
was
4
s
w
V
null
V
1,1
Vllvll
ltial
catches
in
the
hope
of
cettinji
in
on
favorable
market
!
conditions.
The
first
fish
of
the
season
was
actually
that
SPORT
CHAT
.,
ONE
CENT
SALE
Ormes
Ltd.
Dli
Pioneer
Druq&ist
The
Retail
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Fbonei
II
&
K
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Dally
ttam
s.m.
till
I
p.m.
Sundays
and
Holiday
from
12
to
1
p.m.
tn4
7
to
1
p.m.
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