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THE DAILY NEWS

THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA
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Dau Epinios,

SATURDAY, JUNE 22

THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

pelitical doubt and difficulty, many a

has often found himself

Sinking in a sea of
Britisher, newly come to this province,
in an almost hopeless quandary. He has seen occasionally, and

heard of, an overwhelming foree of Conservatism

 

apparently
arrayed agaiusl a spasmodic Socialism and a Liberalism tnat
seemed to be non-existent. What was he to do? But one thing, |
obviously. Not prepared to subscribe to the tenets of our So-|
cialist friends and experiencing much trouble in getting in touch}
with Liberal Associations, he has, with something of carelessness
indifference, cast his lot with the party whose doctrines have}
been drummed into his ears with less regard for ac-
curacy. It is with a desire to circumvent the machinations of
the political trickster who is capable of making two lemons grow
where one grew before, and handing them both to the innocent,
that the Liberal party of British Columbia has entered upen a}
campaign of education,

Such great movements must of necessity be slow their
initiatory but the progress being made is a source of}
gratification to all who are closely watching the trend of events. |
Week by week the movement is gaining strength, and although}
sultry summer evenings there may be no enthusiastic |

or

more or

in

  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 

stages,

during the
character, there is a vast amount of}

the case

meetings of a semi-publice

pecially so is this in

going on. Es
as the chief

orgeniaztion work

Vancouver, which, industrial centre, should be ex-
pected to set the example to the rest of the province. The irri-
taling inactivity past giving place the
whole souled enthusiasm of a regenerated, revivified Liberalism.
but obstacles are but diffi-

time.

of years is gradually to
There may be obstacles in the path,
culties to be overcome, and they will be dissolved in due
With no great political campaigiu likely to be before the province
for a considerable time, the can pursue their propa-
ganda quielly but fervently, cleaning up everything as they pro-|
ceed, so that when the stress of battle comes again they will be
prepared for all evenutualities, and their ramifications will be so
all-embracing that nothing will be left to chance.

Never again must the Liberals of British Coiumbia place
themselves in such an invidious position as to ask for just one
or two eandidates to be returnd in opposition. They must, like
Oliver Twist, ask for more. Indeed they must ask for all. With
three or four years in which to complete their organization,
so strengthen it as tg make il well’ nigh invincible, they should

Liberals

and

be prepared on the next occasion to give the Conseryatives the
battle of There is nothing now Liberal
associations their progressive

their lives. to prevent

pursuing policy vigorously and
carefully, whereas during a campaign a host of important details
be overlooked. If they be
rectified; if h prove

the
fatal.—Vancouver

might mistakes are made now ean

made in rush of an election they may

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Mathieu’s Syrup

ef Tar and Cod Liver Ol)

  
    
      

not only st ops a cough but cures
it. Its tonic and restorative
properties enable the system to
permanently throw off a cold.

35¢ for iarge bottle.
Sold everywhere.

J. lL. MATHIEU CO., Prop, SHERBROOKE.

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FAIR AVIATRIX FALLS FROM

FLYING BIPLANE T0 DEATH

 

AEROPLANE GIRL KILLED.

Springfield, Il., June 47.—Miss Julia Clarke of Denver, an
aviator, was killed in a practice flight this evening at the State
Fair grounds. The tip of the wing of the biplane in which she
was flying struck the limb of a tree in the centre of the race track
enclosure and the machine dashed to the ground, turning turtle.
Miss Clarke was a native of London, England, and was married
soon after her arrival in America. She was arranging for a two

weeks’ practice course at the
tice for a month when the
Miss Clarke is the
The ftirpst death was that of

school at Pau, France,

(Canadian Press Despatch,

Springfield, Il., June
The body of Miss Julia Clark,
aviatrix, was today shipped to
Denver to be cremated, following

Chicago field,
engaegment
second aviatrice to meet death in an aeroplane.
Miss Susanne
two months ago,

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having had no prac-
at Springtield was made,

Bernard at the Farman

an inquest here this morning by
Corener Rhodes, Miss Clark was
killed at the Illinois fair grounds
last week, while making a pre-
liminary flight in a biplane.

 

 

 

WORK WELL IN HAND ON THE

PORT GRANBY SMELTER PLANT

GONE MILLION SEVEN EUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL BE
SPENT ON THE ERECTION OF THIS PLANT, WHICH WILL
HANDLE TWO THOUSAND TONS OF GRE PER DAY.

Actual construction ark has Valopment of the mine and the
at last started over at Granby]iteatment of the ore,

Bay on the proposed 2,000 ton Diamond drilling and other de-

custom smelter tc be erected by velonenent has proven the Hidden

the Granby Consolidated Mining eee ore bodies to be larger and

ligher in grade than — first

& Smelting Co., owners of the/thought when the property was

Hidden Creek mine,. Observatory

Inlet,
under the direction of

force is
Trot-
ter, mechanical engineer. Some
LO men arrived at Granby Bay
last week and this force will be
added to as the work progresses.

It is probable the company will
acquire severa) more properties
on Observatory Inlet, an arm of
Portiand Canal, its engineres
have been in the tield making ex-
aminations, There are properties
said to have as wonderful show-

The construction
&; BH

ings as those on the Hidden
reek, A townsite will shortly
be surveyed near the smelter
site. The company will erect
bunk houses and residences for
its employees this year. Just
how soon the smelter will be in
readiness to operate depends al-
together on cireumstaneces, but it

will probably be eighteen months,

The smelter is designed
handle 2,000 tous of ore per day.
The ore haul will be about a mile
and the distance from the smelter
to the docks is a little
for the

lo

sile less,

It was unnecessary come.

pany to make new financial ar-
rangements as it has money
enough to proceed with the de-

 

 

 

 

purchased, Smelter figure
the company will make copper
cheaper here than at Grand Forks
as it will save 23 cents a ton on
transportation while
will be about the
estimated the new
$1,700,000,
Miner,

men

mining costs
same, It is
plant will cost
Portland Canal

Delicious ice cream at Kee sley’s,

GREAT | MARKSMAN

Scotsman Holds the World’s Re-
cord for Rifle Shooting

 

London, June 20-——What is
Claimed to be the world’s reeoerd|
in rifle shooting was made yes-
terday at Ayrshire, Scotland, by

Sergeant Martin, who, firing at

900, 1000 and 1100 yards, made
an aggregate of 222 out of a pos-
sible 225, At 1000 yards, Mar-|
tin seored fifteen bulls’ eyes in|
sucCeSSION,

Launch Aliée B., W
Phone Green 391,

Prince Rupert's leading hotel—
Savoy.

J. Thomas.
Govt,

 

Wharf. |

(CONVICT WAS.
BOILED ALIVE

Dropped Down Sewer When Guard.
Was Not Looking and Was
Caught by Whirling Torrent of
Steam and rebbug Water.

|

2 |
Ga., June {8,—-In his|
escape, hindered by]
John Wallace, a|

 

Atlanta,
attempted
double shackles,

standing over

was literally cooked alive.

WARM HEART
FOR WYOMING

Miss Claire Finishes 40,000 Mile
Journey on Horseback Pro-
tected by Mastiff—Rides Her
Mustang Into Surf.

Atlantic City, N. J.,
Miss Alberta Claire,
from Wyoming,

 

June 18

the Girl

het

horseback

completed

ten thousand = mile
afternoon al i
entering the

Bud

journey this

o'clock, surt

her mustang al Tennessee

Rudolf, where she waved her
sombrero in answer to the chers
of the crowd,

Later, at the Auditorium Pier,
Joseph W, Salus, president of the
City Business League, extended
to her freedom of the resort
with a “key” of the city.

“Pm not going into vaude-
ville,’ said Miss Claire, Tin
Just a boomer for Wyoming, the
finest state in the Union. I had
only two really dangerous ex-
periences, but Dixie frightened
the men away,”

STORK DEFIES VOLCANO

Pluck Bird Undismayed by Show-
er of Ashes from Katmai

of the
cano,

eruption
June 6,

of Katmai vol-
so far as the
jeral stations in the affecte

{ Lrtot have been able to diseove)
F Messages were received by wire-|

sey.

 

ct dis-

less vesterday,
porting the birth of a baby

the hail of was at
height.
Ash
‘as far
lthan

} and

one station

while |

ashes its

fell to
west

a depth of one
as Chignik,
200 miles from the
the

foot
more
volcang
and adjoining
vicinity of the vol.
deeply

mainland
islands in the
lcano are
| emitted a large

covered, -Katmai
flow of lava

Most of the buildings at ko
| diak

| are intact and the people

are getting settled. The cannery
| stations al Uyak, Karluk, Naknek
Nushagak and other fishing cen
| tres report that the operations
jhave been suspended lemporar.
lily because of ash in the water
The salmon have stopped run.
ning

Try a Daily News Want ad.

 

FARM
LANDS

 

 

 

 

PAID UP CAPITAL $1,500,000, 00

Skeena Valley
Bulkley Valley

meen

—IN THE—

easy terms.

  
 

Nechaco Valley
Fort George District

IN TRACTS OF 160 ACRES AND UPWARDS

Carefully selected Lands at Reasonable Prices and on

NORTH COAST LAND COMPANY, Limited |

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FARM

convict serving a term at the erty
stockade, was scalded to death}
yesterday In a sewer, |
aN allace was workifig will Une

road gang when he approached a
manhole. Seeing an opportun-

itv to wet away, he waited until}
the guard’s back was turned and
then dropped into ihe hole anc;
in a minute was out of sight in|
its windings, ‘Ten minutes after
he entered, and while the guards}

all manholes!

were
waiting, gun in hand, for him to
attempt to get oul, ten thousand}
gallons of boiling water were let
loose in a gaging torrent Dy the}
factory of the Fulton Bag & Got-
ton Mills,

Hoping to rescve the convict
Guard Manders, from whom he]
made his escape, volunteered to}
enter the sewer, bul the superin
tendent of the works told him
that it was useless en refused
to allow the sacrifice. The con-
viet was only a short distance In}
the sewer when the flood of boil-
ing water struck him, and if Is
believed by the officers that he

astride

aveitue, while thousands watched
her from the board walk She}
fad been on the road since Sep-
tember 410, 19410, when she left
her home at Sheridan, With he
at the finish was Dixie, a big
mastiff, which trotted behind her
during the entire trip.

After emerging from the water
she rode her mustang on to the
board walk and went to the Hotel

Cordova, Alaska, June 20
Three dead and one person in-
ured comprise the casualty list}

“Ww. L. BARKER

ARCHITECT
ent sizes of wood hoists.

Phone 89
| Alberts Block

Three differ
Second Ave.

 

H. Gordon Munro W. Nicholson Latley
MUNRO & LAILEY

Architects,
Stork Building, Second Avenue.

STUART & STEWART
Accountants

Phone No, 280

309 2nd Ave.
Prince Rupert Pp, O. Box 351
Auditors for City of Prince Rupert
| ALFRED CARSS, ©, V. BENNETT, B.A.
of British Ce £30, Os ae ae
and Manitoba Bars ,
CARSS & BENNETT ;
BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, Ero.
| Office Albert Block, Second Avenue.
WM. S. HALL, L.D.S., VD. D. 8.

| DRNTIST,

Crown and Bridge Work a&¢ Spee:
tal rations skilfully trea’ as aL

tocsl ensomnotion administered for the painless ex-
traction of teeth. Consultation free, Offices
Helgerson Block, Prince Rupert. fi-12

Alex.M.Manson 8.A., W.E. Wiliama,B.A., L.1.D

|
2 WILLIAMS & MANSON
|

Barristers, Solicitors, etc.
Box 285
Prince Rupert, B.¢

PRINCE RUPERT
JOHN E. DAVEY

TEACHER OF SINGING

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PUPIL OF WM, FOXON, BSQ,, A.RA.M.,

JOHN DYBHAVN

Real Estate — Loans
and Insurance

Phone 384

319 8rd Avenue

HAYNER BROS.

UNDERTAKERS ano EMBALMERS
Funeral Directors

8rd Ave. near 6th St. Phone No. 86

 

E. L. FISHER
Funeral Directer and Embalmer
CHARGES REASONABLE
PHONE 356.

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THIRD AVENUE
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

 

Prince Rupert Lodge, L.0.0.F.
No. 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block
Every Tuesday Evening
All members of the order in the
city requested to visit
the lodge.
A. DOUGLAS, N, G.
G, BARRIE, Sec.

are

 

Valhalla” of S.H. & E.F.

(SCAN DINANIAN SocteTy)
| Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 8
p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave.

SONS OF NORWAY

Meets ist and 3rd Thursdays at 7
p. m., at 349 3rd ave, Al! Nor-
wegians are welcome,

HAND LAUNDRY

Hand cleaning and pressing.
Best care of silk dresses

Capt. seneh Janders
|

 

 

CARTAGE and

“LINDSAY'S STORAGE

G, T. P. Transfer Agents

Orders promptly filled, Prices reasonable.
OFFICE—H. B, Rochester, Centre St. Phone 6

SMITH & MALLETT
THIRD AVR,
Plumbing, Heating, Steamfitting and

Sheet Metal Work

Office: 8rd Ave,

Phone 174 Workshop

2nd Ave. bot. Tth and &th Ste

NOW...

That we have more front on 2nd
avenue, we are able to display our
large stock of beautiful ook Toke
ture and some of our upholstery,
srecnlon drapery, etc. . Bee our
show windows at the Big Furniture
Btors. Lincleums, Stoves and
Lamos on the 6th street side;
Crockery and kitchen needs on the
2nd avenue. Entrance front.

 

F. W. HART
CORNER 6TH 8ST. AND 2ND AVE.

PRINCE RUPERT FEED 0.

 

 

 

 

 

 

LANDS | }

VANCOUVER, B,C.
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Big stock of all kinds of
Garden Seeds, Timothy,
Clover and Grain
Seeds,

Mail Orders Promptly Attended to

Agents International Stock Food:-

~~ALL KINDS OF FEED—

 

Silversides Bros,

The up-to-date House

WE ORIGINATE. OTHERS im
TATE

2nd Street

New Wellington Cea!.

Phone 116

Terrace Land Co.

  
    
 
   
 
    
 
  
   
    
    
     
 

Decora.
ert

Sign Writing,
Paper-Hanging

Our Specialties

tors of Prince Rup

Phone 156 Green

your Success-Metep

Regard your B.N. A

\s Savings
Bank Book as a sort ; { meter
which records p! your
progress toward | perity
There are hundr these

Bank oi British
North America

success-mineters in the} omes
around you. Is there one
your home? |!

gladly provide

76 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Capital and Reserve Over $7,500,0

 

Prince Rupert Branch,
¥. S. LONG, Manager,

Georgetown
Sawmill Co. Lid
Lumber

Mouldings

A large stock of dry finish

 

ing lumber on ha Boa
lumber a Specialty deliver
made at short not

Our prices fre 45 ow a8 4

Call on us before ordering.

OFFICE:

EMPRESS THEATRE BLDG.
Cor. 6th St. and 2nd Ave,

Sixth Ave.-—Best Buy in (ity

Lots 7 and &, Biock
avenue, $70
months, or #¢ ea

H. DOUGLAS

313 Fulton St. P. 0. Box 606

 

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Prince Rupert Dairy
FRESH MILK & CREAM Dally

Guarante

No Shipped Stuff Phone 267

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THE

Westholme Lumber (a

LIMITED

Lumber and Mouldings
All Kinds of Building Supplies

Firet Avenue Phone 166

 

 

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FRED. STORK’,
HARDWARE '
Just Arrived: He avy Stock of f
e Wire Cable t

Fine Assortment of lcé Cream

Freezers, Fishing 'a°*
Poultry Netting |
Screen Wirt

SECOND AVE NUE +
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ee ———
Best 08 tbe

Coast

Rogers & Bld

For Kitsumkalum or Lakels?

ruit Lands;

write or call on the

 

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