-day.
June
11,
1610.
Let
the
Gust-dweller
take
a
trip
into
the
Interior,
let
the
people
of
the
Interior
visit
1h
Coast,
they
will
both
find
plenty
to
surprise
and
delight
them.
British
Columbia
presents
scores
of
different
aspects.
Its
highways
are
entrancing
travelogues,
colourful
pageants
of
picturesque
activities
and
r
rpatchlcjs
scenery.
THIS
YEAR
SZl
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
"The
Vacationland
that
has
Everything."
THI
mm;
coiumua
govunmint
4
TftAVtL
IUHIAU,
;
jri4Ml
y,t,
VmImu.
Women's
Service
Club
Strength
Is
Over
Fifty
TOT
DAILT
NiW8
'
1L
-it
f
J.
.
7
0?rT"i4
:
!
Rlisso-Japan
,
,
,
.
'
Dispute
Has
J
BxiUskeolumU
r
Been
Settled,
fifteen
or
tunny
new
ft'
were
added
Friday
night
i.icai
branch
of
the
British
Tibia
Wurmen's
Service
Club.
.;.
f
rm
another
platoon
of
.iii
!
n-i
lor
whom
classes
of
u
'.ion
will
now
be
started.
.
i:
uddlUsn
to
two
com-t'.'.iUmg
some
thirty-five
'
w;
?ave
rompleted
pro-
Of
'0
DOUBLE
'.ft'0
5
MOSCOW,
June
11:
(CP)
Soviet
Russia
and
Jqpan
have
reached
oh
agreement
on
the
long-standing
Outer
Mongolia-
Manchukuo
frontier
dispute,
It
Ls
announced.
.
WAR
EFFORT
LEADERSHIP
Need
For
More
Active
Participation
Seen
by
Legion
Employ-mrnl
of
Veterans
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
lirlttsh
Empire
Service
League,
In
session
lost
evening
in
preparation
for
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Wednesday,
emphasised
in.
.common
with
all
other
branches
the
need
for
a
more
active
participation
In
the
war
effort
by
Canada
as
a
whole.
There
seemed.
It
was
felt,
a
lack
of
vital
definite
leadership
to
crystallize
the
determination
of
Canadians
to
carry
out
with
inttatlve
In
this
connection
it
was
hoped
that
all
members
of
the
Legion
would
make
a
point
of
wearing
their
Legion
badge
at
all
times.
'
The
matter
of
employment
pame
up
again..
Registration
for
Home
Ouard
duties
was
proceeding.
The
feeling
was
expressed
that
the
age
limit
of
50
years
was
too
low
and
It.
was
hoped
to
have
this
changed
so
as
allow
ex-service
men
who
are
fit
to
be
engaged
in
the
work
that
they
are
so
well
trained
to
do.
Strong
objection
was
taken
to
the
policy
that
seemed
to
be
followed
local
Jy
where
an
ex-eervloe
man
would
have
to
canvas
the
majority
of
the
members
of
the
executive
of
an
organization
in
order
to
obtain
work.
Ex-serviee
men
were
not
asked
their
polttteal
or
religious
affiliations
when
they
enlisted
for
the
last
war
and
there
woj
something
serious))'
wrong
If.
now
they
had
to
canvas
members
of
a
party
executive,
for
endorsa-tlon
In
order
to
obtain
a
job
in
the
country
for
which
they
fought.
J
Too
long
had
the
ex-servim
man
(been
shouldered
aside
in
favor
of
even
naturalized
stetson
of
a
I
party.
With
another
war
on
these
.would
he
no
Justification
for
putting
party
before
national
service.
I
Committees
were
arranged
for
'the
annual
picnic
to
be
held
this
jcpmlng
Sunday
to
Olgbv
Island
j
Approval
was
expressed
of
the
'voluntary
registration
now
taking
place
In
the
city
and
full
support
is
accorded
the
move.
Cement
Lime
Gravel
Lumber
Shingles
We
carry
in
stock,
Wallhonrds,
Donnacona
and
HuildinR
Materials
of
all
kinds
to
look
after
small
repair
jobs
or
to
build
a
mansion,
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
rilONi:
C31
Estimates
Oladly
lllven
PHONE
652
(Meet
Her
in
a
Meter
Cab)
DE
LUXE
METER
CABS
PHONE
13
4
Can
Ride
for
Price
of
One
-'-
-
M-
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
ZarelU
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
TBOM
HOME"
Rates
75c
up
50
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Pboue
281
r.O.
Box
1M
Our
Famous
Edson
Alberta
COAL
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Nanalmo
Wellington
Coal
llulkley
Valley
Wheat
and
Grain
SEEDS
and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phone
58
and
858
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
Corp.
J.
Wattls
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Esquimau,
j
W.
R.
Plckwall
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Victoria
to
Join
the
Navy.
M1m
J.
Gay
and
Miss
N.
Anderson
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
J.
Q.
Anderson
and
family
are
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancpuver.
J.
II.
Engelke
sailed
Sunday
night
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
business.
On
the
King's
birthday,
June
13,
Post
Office
wickets
open
from
8
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Curtis
Ferrell,
who
arrived
Sea
on
on
iast
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
Ounner
Kalvlk
and
Gunner
A.
Orund.
Frederick
Point;
O.
Olsen,
Seattle.
Prince
Rupert
1
r
ttt
nl..
.J
ri
tr
ft..ftt,i
'
son.
Vancouver:
K.
G.
Barker
and'
J
W.
Ready.
Allford
Bay:
C
A.'
Davidson.
Victoria:
Robert
Sinclair
Port
Edward.
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
toll
col-amn
will
be
charged
lor
a
lull
month
at
Tiv
a
word
Lutheran
Sewing
Circle
Tea
and
Sale.
Mrs.
Murvolds,
June
13.
Anglican
Tea.
Mrs.
J.
W..Nlcholls.
Friday.
June
14.
A
Navy
Auxiliary
Tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
will
be
held
In
the
R.ON.V.R.
Barracks,
June
IS,
3-6.
Canadian
Legion
Picnic,
June
16.
102nd
Auxiliary
tea.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston's,
June
20.
!
Cambral
June
,IIall,
June
21.
Frolic,
Moose
Valhalla
Picnic
June
23.
Presbyterian
Tea,
Mitchell's
June
25.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Catholic
Tea,
Mrs.
DeJong's,
June
Dominion
Day
Sports
Celebration.
July
1.
Big
Dance
In
the
evening.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Excursion
to
Terrace.
July
First.
Fare
$2.75.
Queen
Mary
Hall
July
5.
dance
Oddfellows'
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
2
and
3
Angjlcarj
Fall
Bazaar,
November
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer,
and
Ids
alstant,
W.
J.
Lynott,
silled
on
the
Prlncesa
Louise
yesterday
morning
for
Atlln
on
official
duties.
Gordon
Daniels
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
Sunday
night
from
-o
trjp
to
Rivers
Inlet
and
Klemtu
in
connection
with
radio
station
installation
work.
F.
M.
Burns,
inspector
of
customs,
and
O.
E.
Morris,
assistant
inspector
sailed
yesterday
morning
on
the
Erincess
Louise
for
Wrangell
en-route
to
Telegraph
Creek
on
offlc-loLdutles.
Provincial
Constable
J.
W.
Blake-stan-Qray
of
Telegraph
Creek
was
a
a.m.
to
12
noon.
The
lobpy
will
be
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Lou-open
from
0
a.m.
to
0
p.m.
Ise
yesterday
.returning
to
the
SU-
klne
River
post
after
a
trip
to
Van-
Sergeant
Dan
Wick,.
after
spend-
couver
on
escort
duty.
Mrs.
Blaki-tne
a
leave
at
hls.homo.here,
sailed
ston-Gray
ls
remaining
in
Vancou-by
the
Catala'thls
afternoon
on
his
ver
for
a
while
longer,
witurn
to
Vletorla.
-
-
-
U.S-
Repudiates
In
in
the
me
city
city
on
on
the
ine
North
Norm
r
g-
Sunday
from
Juneau,
left
JaZl
VUTrenCV
evening's
wenlng'a
train
train
for
for
a
a
trip
trip
to
J
Minneapolis.
i
Credit
Mark
in
.0cupled
Cnun-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
8mlth
and
,nes
t,ooa
'vutswe,
hays
Robert
Matthews
of
Premier,
after
spending
a
few
days
visiting
In
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Catala
Sun-
day
night
on
their
return
north.
NX
Authority
NEW
YORK.
June
11:
CP
The
New
York
Foreign
Exchange
Market
views
Germany's
new
3.000.-
Mlas
Clara
Stegavlg
R.N.
of
the
p00-000
mark
credit
for
use
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
nvQdlnK
armies
in
the
Nether-nuin
staff
Is
sailing
this
after-
'"nds'
Bel-uni
and
occupied
ter-noon
on
the
Catala
for
a
vacation
'""Tv"
Northern
as
mere
telD
to
Vancouver
I
",m,ns
press
currency"
or
no.
ivalue
outside
the
Reich
and
Oer-
J.
Priuow.
A.
E.
Lea
and
G.
W
'man
occuPied
territories.
Latest
Andeon
of
the
Royal
Canadian
'.ita1teJn5nt?
ctndlUons
oi
the
Air
PrrA
at
Aiifnrrf
i.rt
nn
Relchsbank
show
gold
and
foreign
evenings
train
for
the
training
n"h,ane
Tl"8!
p"
mark
U
centre
at
St.
Thomas.
Ontario.
1
'
oc
per
ctau.
Judge
C.
D
Maeaulay
of
the
Yu-
All
i
f
I
,
kon
and
Mrs.
Maeaulay
were
here
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yester-
,
day
going
through
to
Dawson
for
MiniRtPl
SpatPfl
!
0t
Ut(llCU
the
season
alter
having
spent
the.
'
Hon.
Solon
Low
Amured
of
Election
VOLUNTARY
REGISTRATION
I
when
Opponent
Withdraws
FOB
NATIONAL
SERVICE
Willi
take
place
at
City
Hall
and
Cana-
EDMONTON,
June
11:
(CP)
dlan
Lotion
TONIGHT
and
WED-'
IIon-
Soion
Low.
provincial
secre-NBSDAY.
7:00
to
10:00
pjn.
Males
tary.
was
assured
of
elecUon
on
Sat-only
ages
16
to
CO.
137
arday
In.
Vegrevllle
when
his
only
opponent
withdrew.
Election
date
Is
June
20.
Low
was
defeated
In
his
own
seat
at
the
general
election
in
March.
A
Social
Credit
member
In
Vegrevllle
resigned
to
give
him
the
seat.
Special
Railway
Rates
For
"Gone
(With
Wind"
Here
-Special
bargain
excursion
rates
having
been
arranged
by
the
Canadian
NaUonal
Railways
for
(points
(com
Burns
Lake
and
west
In
connection
with
the
showing
of
the
picture
"Gone
"With
the
Wind"
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
July
8,
9,
10
and
11.
It
ls
anticipated
that
there
will
be
a
large
number
of
visitors
here
from
the
Interior
for
the
occasion.
CAN
ITALY
'
CARRY
ON?
Doubt
Expressed
As
To
Whethfr
She
Can
Sustain
Long
War
ROME;,
June
11:
The
Catholic
Tablet,
published
here,
doubts
If
Italy
can
sustain
a
long
war
effort
on
account
of
so
many
of
her
supplies
haying
to
come
from
outside
tlie
Mediterranean
area.
Oil
supply
will
be
one
of
the
principal
prooiems.
The
Russian
reaction
Is
also
a
matter
for
anxletv.
Bebe
Daniels
Aids
Wounded
British
Soldiers
Lnjoy
Her
Bene-fapUons
Jn
Military
Hospitals
LONDON,
June
11
Bebe
Daniels,
noted
American
screen
actress,
ls
actively
Interesting
herself
In
British
military
hospitals
and,
many
wounded
soldiers
are
enjoying
her
ARE
READY
TO
ASSIST
,
Desire
of
Prince
Rupert
men
to
assist
actively
in
the
war
was
amply
demonstrated
last
night
by
the
ready
response
to
the
first
session
of
receiving
of
voluntary
re
gistrations
for
national
defence.
The
committee
members
and
their
assistants
had
a
busy
time
in
the
city
council
chamber.
Registering)
will
continue
tonight
and
tomorrow
evening.
The
questionable
of
registration
includes
conventional
personal
queries.
It
ls
asked
If
registrants'
are
willing
to
serve
If
required,
overseas,
with
militia
in
Canada,
as
home
guards,
special
police,
muni
tions
workers
or
in
any
special
!g
work
wherever
called.
Suggestions
i
o
are
also
made
as
to
special
quail-1
o
ficatlons.
The
registrants
are
to!g
laree
extent
offering
their
services
i
o
unconditionally.
The
registrants
are
given
a
card
certificate,
and
In
a
few
days
but-1
tons
will
be
issued.
Service,
Not
Mere
Ideals
Required
In
World
Today
Holding
of
Christian
Ideals
are
not
sufficient
In
the
world
today,
declared
Rev.
H.
G
Funston,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
In
morplng
service
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday.
There
must
be
active
Christian
testimony
and
service
as
well.
Neutrality,
being
found
an
Im
affairs
today,
was
likewise
impossible
as
far
as
Christianity
was
concerned.
The
Indifferent
believer
and
the
inactive
professor
were
no
more
benefit,
possibly
mere
det
riment,
than
the
out-and-out
unbeliever.
There
was
no
middle
course.
It
was
either
a
case
of
for
or
against.
A
floral
cantata
entitled
"What
the
Little
Flowers
Say"
was
pre
sented
at
First
Presbyterian.
Church
Sunday
evening
by
the
combined
senior
and
junior
choirs
under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith.
It
was
splendidly
performed
and
was
appreciated
by
a
good-sized
Car
Inspector
At
Kamloops
Is
Drowned
KAMLOOPS.
June
11.
'
CP
-David
Strong,
car
inspector
far
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
was
drowned
here
Saturday.
The
body
was
not
recovered.
'Gone
With
Wind'
Is
At
Ketchikan
Famous
Moving
Picture
Showing
at
First
City
This
Week
KETCHIKAN,
June
11
The'
moving
picture
"Gone
With
Wind"
will
show
here
Thursday
and
Friday
of
this
week
at
prices
from
75c
.to
$1.50.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
June
10,
1915
French
held
gains
at
Neuvllle
St.
Vaast
and
advanced
In
"the
Labyrinth."
Italians
occupied
Monfolcone.
William
J.
Bryan
resigned
as
United
States
Secretary
of
State
In
disagreement
with
President
Wilson's
policy
towards
Germany.
RED
CROSS
TENNIS
BUXTON,
England,
June
11:
(CPU
An
all-star
lawn
tennis
tournament
ls
to
be
held
here
August
10
In
aid
of
the
Red
Cross.
All
available
stars
will
be
Invited
to
the
matches,
which
will
all
be
played
on
one
court.
Mrs.
Agnus
C.
GUlls
underwent
an
Deration
at
the
Prince
Ru-
!uert
General
Hospital
this
morning
benefactions
and
looking
forward
and
ls
reported
to
be
making
fa-to
a
visit
from
her.
jvorable
progress
now.
MUST
STICK
TO
JOB
LTVERPOOL,June
11
(CP)
Un
dergraduates
of
Liverpool
University
will
work
as
farmhands
for
28
shillings
($10.68)
a
week
dur
ing
vacations.
They
must
under
a
o
PRE-BREAKFAST
SHOOTING
PARIS.
June
11
CPV-A
Eritlsh
Hurricane
squadron
manned
by
auxiliary
filers
shot
down
seven
German
bombers
before
breakfast
one
morning.
Within
half
an
hour
Prince
Rupert
Men
Give
"Ready
'take
work
for
not
less,
than
four
of
arrival,
the
squadron
.had
shot
Ilesponse
to
Voluntary
Registration
weeks
at
a
time
a0OOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOWWOOtrlrOl?UtrOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOO
ft
to
8
possible
situation
in
International!
a
Cherub
Baby
Oil
.Excellent
for
Chafing:,
Chapping:
and
Diaper
Rash.
A
Bahy
Feeding-
Buttle
Free
with
each
purchase
Both
for
40c
Ormes
Ltd.
htt
Pioneer
Druq&ists
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
81
ii
83
Open
Daily
from
8
a-nj.
till
10
p-m.
Sundays
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
pan.
and
7
to
9
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