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Freight
Rates
Parley
Cigarette
Tobacco
MltS.
SWffT,
MIGHT
VIIGIN
Ttrirt
AJc
&:d.
t--er
si
r?r-i
iri
Srr
ca
a
siVJiJ
off
P
I!
K
s
EN7ATI
YES
of
seven
Canadian
prov-l.'-'.-es
RE
are
to
me-:
wi:h
th
jEroverrirrsEr.t
in
0
'va
tomorrow
cn
th
rfuestion
of
railway
irelgnt
rat-.
When
the
cocft-rer.ee
was
arranged
vi-
w'.th
a
vie--
to
obtaining-
sone
amel
.'oration
from
th
21
fereer.t
irarrea.-
approved
firmly
i.xi
,
i
er-!:--.
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Vftir
p
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ii:IJi.
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c'p-iT-3
i
cortege!
rues
Pe-
Odi
RtT
W
H
Viae,
pnicipaJ
r:t-i
cr.
Cve
Priac
Hipert
f-jf
by
tne
EriH
of
Transport
twnmt-or.er3
and
bo
Reminiscences
By
wj.
anc
Reflections
That
vu
furore
tr.e
lc
per
r.our
waze
Aafturt.
nr...
aii
r.fns
.
,,
8xxl
m
r.:.-.
!;
;
to
am?ur
.1
wit
of
a
man
Mi
fiofxis.
no
r.-t
tit
a
r.
imi.
ir.crea.-
for
railway
worfctn
hk-h
obviated
the
general
railway
rtrir.e
iast
week.
Of
cour-e.
there
r.o
rrar'--
of
any
jch
amelioration
now.
Even
f
re
the
wage
ir.cre&se
the.
raflxay
rr-2nagerr.er.ti!
z
they
rxo:re3
the
ii
pereer.t
increase
in
freight
rate.
Indeed,
they
hal
a.-ked
for
thirty
w-reerit
',
rS.
a!i
fTrrorn''.
conference
can
do
is
to
;
t4t
tt,
j-
k
j
or
the
np.:.:j
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at
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at
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ux
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r-fn
a
Cr.
f:re
-stroTj
Ttr
basld-i-.i
a.-.i
crtid
ihr-At
of
a-ti
f
ip..j5.-,n
frssi
Utoi
of
cyaiar.iU
urea
rap:a
.
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ar.i
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-ri"
brit
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sc.
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c
j
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;
panarar
ftarsi.
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k"'.
b
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to
far.
coctis
j
to
.
tnmc
up
ai--j-T
isnz
ar.d
tar.tiUru-
ru--o
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x-
(
presi
of
th
TT-rm
A-
'Al!
ocr-trii
toa7
rTJ--
r,o
!
ar-jr
f
a
kt
of
British
CJ-t.J:
priai
r;Tr.'
to
r.V
-aganda
which
rnay
keep
dri?.
G
Pr..--.-.
d-arrt
a
-u-
ri
.
.J
ir:-tii'--d
Val.
a.'i
n
f,-.
the
next
few
weeki.
There
;
7
'An
ej;
be
scares
of
(Jjo:j
in
an
'
6
like
the
Premier
and
ur-ier
the
present
condl-;
'
Jvi.,
the
one
leadm?
to
the;
Adverts
in
:
Citchen
must
urpiis
ail
other
,
-
i
fcr.he;
ii;r.;.'rr
1:.'.:
t-a.-.
icxn
i-
etaisri'.-
that
r.
mu
th
W
r
:r7
Lis
irr
ca.-!-?
r.Irum
or
certa.ir.iv
another
in-
!re;.t
to
the
Ur-i'iT.y
bid
veather
cirlay-ed
the
f
..-.
f:.ght
of
the
r.ew
pr.e
b.j-2.'..
by
the
Rifrwsy
Tv.
tnr'iM
f-f
ta;r.
erric
of
tb
hiht
v-
more
su.-ts
arva
stone
include
Sjvie;
Rusa.
And
p-r'jerix
x'.-!.
t-i
a3r-
f?-r!
f-'
R'jitw
I
T.
G:n-
i
of
J-.
axra.
cor.-
."".11"
.
.
...
.T
..
ckientafJy.
ihe
ii
capit.e
of
ovn-t
r-
'
r
e
xvra.
p
-
-
than
hujuii?
Xiei
At
h-r
i.-.ih-
AiV-iati
ia
taid.
The
piine
ran
of
-rfrn?
Co:
Tyr
daH
Mtif.c
Ccr
La-xhrnoce
wit
of
ViaP7jTr.
Th
C-rJ
in-
O
ft.
3.
Biictaty.
arjnj
presi-.-ip-riH
lt.
i--.i-i
on
the
pro-
cr.
of
tfc
Caa-T-bw;
E
T.
A-tvarrs
w.Ui
rvr.
cf
tr.
boy
ptAi.
iecretaTy;
O
A.
Him-
City
Men
C!ty
mr-j.-La
fjtare
to
Juj
diiplay
adtriy
the
Daily
SV-.j
p
m.
of
the
in
their
pubUeaths
To
hare
'rivr-
tefj
ywi
they
came
uj
Pr.iiee
Robert
to
ex-pf
r.r.ice
iurprL-.
if
djI
amaze-rr.er.l.
reed
not
be
cur.iidered
onr.ethir
new.
In
fact,
it
ought
to
be
thit
ay.
Thii
city,
har-inf
been
iibeiied
and
slandered
for
thirty
ye-i.-s
cod.c!
not
pos-
crea-1-
to.'r-g
to
ir
-'jgrst
and
the
tran?wrt
corr-
R-j:
yrATi
zr.
going
to
VjA
i
difficult,
if
not
im-,v:--Ih!e,
to
refuse
it.
BrJ-h
Coh-mhia
can,
of
cour-,
and
must
?eek
rerr.o-.-al
of
the
mountain
differential
again.-!
thit
pro.inc
without
further
delay.
So
the
con-.
fererce
tomorrow
rnav
revive
ite!f
into
retr-r.tatior.
of
the
provircef!
individually
or
collect-jvely
a?alr.fct
di.-criminations
or
a
reaHOf-ment
of
the
v.hole
structure
of
freight
rate
along
line?
of
falrne-
or
ability
to
pay.
The
propo.-ed
commission
to
inve-tigate
the
whole
freight
rates
eituatkn
wo1;
Id
ketw
these
things
in
mind.
British
OAum-I'ia,
certainly,
puffers
from
a
mar
pector
Vj
Thstade
Like.
;
Half
a
cer.tury
this
ir.or.th
Mayor
S
M
5".on
asked
the'sjrwe
Roovtelt's
Roneh
R:crr
city
police
consicskm
to
make
stormed
San
Jaan
HUl
hi
Cu&a.
appheation
to
the
proTiiwiaf
ftm
are
Jeft.
txiay.
A
gjod
anf
fir's
erf
Ir,ia
-Srt
h
had
rp-t
a
r.-..TJ-r
of
yean
aj
a
rr.-.-i
..r.a.-T
tr.
chairrnan
of
the
pjolie
ut'J:-tie
cxnmiitee
of
tfc
eharni.r-r;
Capt.
J
R
Efen.
harbor
tna-
ter.
and
Frank
SKr.r.er.
!ra!
.,,Tr,n-.T,t
to
mm
orotclil
m.r.v
neooie.
in
tali
nerroui
s;biy
be
reckoned,
from
trie
ou.-
THIS
.)-)
treatiy
a
-.,
t;..
department
in
-
aeent
of
VrJon
Stea.-rXtip
td
wtibhed
at
Prir.ee
Hop-
era.
slight
eor.fei
to
never
,
aide,
aj
an
attractive
communl-Cdr.
Latchmore
wfil
riait
the
i-rt.
I
rtiT.'r.g
heard
of
them.
But
it'
ty.
"A
place
up
In
the
sUck
ftr.
Charlotte
Liiancj
tr.i.
!
was
not
that
way
!n
"9.
The
s
coruuiin,
malr.Iy
of
rain
and
A
party
of
44
Detroit
Boy
dramatie
atory
of
the
thousand
fah".
W.th
thii
irr.prevsion
.
Scouts
lilted
the
erfy
cm
the
of
Weterner$
covered
less
than
.
-
-
refaTar
honr
fjr
Kir....:
for
th
prcrk35
j
M.-
j.
G-
PecoT.
Th
pr'ram
i
at
fofl.Twi:
Oprr.;.f
fRf.
"We
Are
BudS-
ir.z
Day
by
lszj.
tr.e
Senior
Twrrty-Tn:rd
P-a;m
rr!d
tn
vr.Lvm
by
the
Prirr.ary
De-frsr.ment.
Son
by
the
Primary
Review
of
the
B.sle
Stuiry
by
j
ten
yurtf
people.
Chores,
"The
Wise
Man
Boilt'
MliRCHVNlS
Tn.
y
know
Prince
Charlotte
They
were
i
montiu,
bot
there
wai
wme-
;
that
the
Daily
Stm
n
the
m4
on
their
way
to
Skagway
and
thing
vnf
every
minute
Th
effeetrve
mediam
(
aavertiMne
AtLn
I-ike.
j
ricir.g
waa
roufht
and
ihev
a
Printe
Rupert?
one
Ziwf.ed
in
it.
,
Ormes
D
DRUGS
mie
yoar
meiaje
If
H'
ad-
LGKDOX
Q
To
avoid
con-j
i
fusion,
nonhwest
Londoner
The
moiti-miilioalre
who
in-are
urging
erection
of
"To
Went-
vented
yeait
cakes
U
under-
verthed
fn
the
w.
H'
the
rearty
effkieBt
way
f
yntUn;
tit
a-er.
It
H-
Koi
Cpr3
a
Rork'
by
the
main
roads
rtood
to
be
on
his
way
up
the
siena
on
al
biey"
In
the
area
to
gaide
Olympic
instde
paware
aboard
a
oeau-Gamei
visitors.
Ufai
yacht
W
grie
Is
going
to
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMIST!
STORE
HOCRS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
AM
TO
I
SUNDAYS
AND
HOUDAY3
II
NOOI
TO
1
7
P
.M
TO
S
P
M
Adverttse
tr.
tee
Daily
News!
DISASTROUS
TIE-UPS
T
IS
NO
.SURPRISE
to
hear
lhat
tl
SI!r;aV.-I
I'rernier
mine
management
is
closing
down
the
famous
workings
at
Premier,
which
have
been
the
sheet
anchor
of
the
mining
industry
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
for
25
years,
rather
than
concede
retroactive
wage
increase.
But
it
is
a
serious
thing
for
the
towns
of
Stewart
and
Premier
that
the
payroll
of
upwards
of
2W
men
fhould
be
'
cut
ol
f.
It
will
give
cause
for
reflection
if
the
strike
;
deci.-ion
was
worthwhile
and
if
it
might
not
have
.'
been
b:tter
to
conotrfie
the
point
at
issue.
No
doubt
that
w
as
seriorly
considerei
There
no
question
of
the
legality
of
the
strike.
AH
the
required
ne-;
L'otiatorv
st:p
had
been
taken.
htirjf..
-Open
the
Door
for
the
Chdfen"
by
ill
teahi.i?
staff.
!
Mexorizaticrti
of
Script
are
by
nr-viM
age
f.-o-jp.
R;r:?.
Tephtine
to
Glory"
b7
th
SerJor
School.
1
Contt,
the
ie?t
Vf:H;or.ary
I'wory.
A'corfikin
solo,
Olive
Strand.
Chorun,
"I
am
at
the
rrjr"
.
th
Senior
School.
Tr.e
rr-emorizaUon
of
Scr:(H
!
ttire
protel
M
be
an
rnterertir.g
eonsptrtitSon.
The
i.v
were
Emergency
birytk
from
7pm
u2
:
and
Ej.-.ai
ftl
car
delivery
ervlc
from
9
am.
tlU
pm.
A
MESSAGE
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
BUSINESSMEN
Are
You
Beinq
PHONE
81
!
Mr
Col.
Tyr.'Jai!
and
Mm.
Oil
HOLLYWOOD
Rut
the
Premier
miners'
strike
would
only
seem
'
Hrmham.
Prize
winner
were
a
:j
(.rrill
ihWi'.r
if
n
t.rallf-l
shrillffl
PnSUP
in
fhp
Ifitr-
1
foiiow:
g
i
-
j-
1
W
1-
ft
PR(
T-
Rl
rfRTS
StlX
J
tT-TO
DATt
RtSTAlli1
'liahVa
BY-M.8SEB?
Do
You
Want
To
Stop
Them?
Let
tlw
DAILY
NEWS.
.v
open
rrcOM
j-30
p.m
to:
t
Mivrsr.
nisiiM
a
srrt
1
tin
For
Outside
Orders
PHONE
III
A-es
7-
years
Margaret
Hlrachan.
Ronnie
N'ordine
Gerald
Desaultats.
Age
lOand
over
Margaret
Strachan.
Olive
Strand.
Best
MUsionary
Story
Margaret
Strachan,
Olive
Strand.
The
following
received
first
prize
In
their
handiwork
Margaret
Horn,
Margaret
Strachan,
Offve
Strand,
Marion
Home,
Rebecca
Morgan,
Sylvia
Cherry.
Dorothy
Penner,
Linda
Strachan.
Marzaret
Strachan
(two
girlv
CHOP
SUEV
ging
industrj'
where
the
International
Wood--
workers
of
America
has
just
called
for
a
strike
vote
among
27,000
men.
There
are
two
alarming
'near
certainties
in
connection
with
the
loggers'
strike
the
first
that
the
loggers
will
vote
for
a
strike,
notwithstanding
the
warning
that
it
would
,
lie
illegal,
the
second
that
the
lodging
companies
will
close
down
operations
indefinitely
if
the
log-'
gers
take
the
responsibility
of
going
for
an
illegal
,
strike.
'
The
Premier
strike
is
disastrous
only
to
Premier
and
Stewart
and
this
immediate
district.
A
tie-tip
of
the
Rritish
Columbia
logging
industry
would
be
an
economic
disaster
for
the
whole
of
British
Columbia
and
it
would
I
the
loggers
and
the.resf
of
!
th
ordinary
folk
who
would
suffer
most.
The
op-,
erators,
as
a
matter
of
fact,
would
probably
be
unite
happy
to
wait
it
out
and
watch
the
other
fellows
;
sweat.
Certainly
the
companies
"are
in
a
more
se-;
cure
position.
b7
this
name
were
In
the
school),
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
MARGARET
McLEOD
roR
Ic:
OPTOMETRIST
ROCK
AND
f(
wori
CALL
BLCt
In
New
Offices
j
c;
ROOM
10
STONE
BUTLDINO
Nw
M,Vern
I
All
Work
CM'
New
Phone
PIANO
TtX
BLUE
Gl
Tuning,
Voiclrit
M
,
K
p
col
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
Phonr
BUCt
DENTIST
"
72
m
1
SUITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
"
Carol
Wick.
Gerald
DesauUU,
Olendon
Smith,
Robert
Widdoes
The
following
received
second
prizes:
June
Widdoes,
Marion
Home,
Betty
Morgan.
Margaret
Johnvm.
Olive
Strand,
Carol
Wick,
Margaret
Strachan,
Enid
Morgan,
Craig
Oliver,
Bobbie
Carrlgan,
Robert
Kntrtson.
The
prize
were
presented
by
Col.
Tyndall.
Mrs.
Capt.
Jarrett
thanked
all
those
who
had
assisted
m
the
wrrk
of
the
school.
There
was
an
average
attendance
of
45
for
I
he
two
week.
Thirty
student
had
perfect
attendance.
5
Mi
A
G
you
CUSTOMERS
Advertising
results
are
most
consi.stentlj
obtained
through
jour
evening
newspaper.
'
'
I
The
Daily
News
gets
consistent,
proten
results
Ix-cause
H
is
a
member
of
the
family
circle.
.
Home
delivered,
it
reaches
people:
when
tfiey
do
their
regular
reading,
leisurely
and
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Tls
early
morn,
each
fisherman
la
hauling
fn
hi
net.
They've
toiled
ail
night
along
the
shore,
are
tired,
cold
and
wet.
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McNen,
prominent
pioneer
resfdent
of
Telkwa,
who
ha
In
more
recent
year
made
Beauty
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L.
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4th
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home
at
8mither,
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critical
condition
In
Smfthers
with
little
hope
held
for
hi
re-
j
co-very
after
having
been
found1
at
10:15
last
night
with
a
45
cal-1
lore
bullet
In
hi
head.
Mr.
Mc.l
Helll
had
been
In
Ill-health
for!
some
time.
In
the
early
day
he
operated
a
general
tore
at
Telk-1
wa
and
also
had
extensive
other
I
Interest.
I
GENERAL
CON
I
watch
a
boat
go
drifting
by,
his
flag
U
green
and
white.
He's
getting
near
the
buoy,
beside
the
Pointers
Ught.
;
Since
g!!l-net
season
opened,
I've
watched
them
day
and
fright.
Each
fifhing
boat,
along
the
hhore
display
a
glistening
light.
,'
At
evening
after
sunset
where
&almon
rnay
abonnd
;
The
finherman
will
bring
his
boat
and
fish
In
Fitzhugh
Sound.
,
I
often
wonder
when
each
morn
I
see
them
leave
the
shore.
Was
it
failure
or
success
they
had
the
night
before?
',
Fishing
is
a
gamble.
Do
we
know
the
cost
;
To
each
and
every
fisherman
and
how
much
may
be
lost?
,'
Perhaps
while
he
Is
trolling
he
loses
line
and
lead.
Perchance,
while
netting
salmon,
he
get
a
shark
Instead.
What
happens
to
his
good
new
net,
a
wide
and
gaping
hole,
His
spirits
ebb
and
thought
revert
to
being
on
the
dole.
But
Lady
Luck
Is
fickle,
on
other
he
may
mlle
;
While
Idly
drifting
with
the
tide
she
makes
hi
night
worthwhile.
In
the
morning
when
nets
are
pulled
on
board
and
wound.
,
His
catch
may
surpass
the
fondest
hopes,
in
fact,
It
may
astound.
We'll
mini
them
when
they
leave
the
Sound,
their
friendly
June
lights.
Our
little
village
disappear,
existing
so
few
nights.
But
fishermen
must
be
alert
and
follow
fish
that
ramble.
;
This
fishing
buUines
teem
to
be
Just
one
great
big
gamble.
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MacDonald,
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only
known
portrayal
of
novelist
Jane
Austen's
face,
dated
about
1810
and
drawn
by
her
sister
Cassandra,
has
been
bought
by
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National
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daughtei
of
Mr.
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Mr
Leln
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was
christened
Kar-1
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William
Husoy
on
Sunday
at;
12
o'clock
at
8t.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
by
Pastor
Earl
Soiland.)
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were
Lalla
Husoy
and
Eddie
CIccone.
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those
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at
the
christening
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