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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
April
2S,
192
1.
More
Residences
Needed
In
City.
4
More
houses
wilj
be
needed
in
the
city.
Practically
every
thing
that
is
fit
tu
live
in
today
is
taken
and
with
the.shipbuild
insr
program
in
hand
there
will
have
lo
be
more
accommodation
provided.
We
are
spending
money
on
public
iustilutmns
but
residences
are
needed.
There
never
was
a
time
in
Prince
Rupert
when
a
nice
little
bungalow,
close
in,
could
not
be
rented.
Some
of
the
older
houses
are
scarcely
fit
for
habitation
and
naturallv
they
are
allowed
to
yio
out
of
use.
New
bungalows
would
renl
well
and
might
be
a
paying
investment.
Apartments
might
answer
the
need.
With
the
steady
de
velopment
or
the
whole
district
there
is
hound
to
be
a
steady
growth
or
the
city,
no
matter
what
industries
come
or
fail
to
come,
hvery
year
will
see.
greater
interest
in
things
northern
The
jdiffkuUY
is
that
unless,
steps
are
taken
soon-to
cone
with
the
.situation,
it
will
be
difficult
to
arrange
ai'romnodaliou
W
those
who
will
be
needed
at
the
shipyard
and
elsewhere.
Prince
Rupert
Loses
On
Seal
Rookeries.'
If
Hie
seals
were
open
or
hunting
on
the
high'seas.
Prince
t..
iii
ii
.
.
.
.
.
.
unpen
wouiu
siniiu
io
gain,
as
sealers
would
make
their
head
(uarlers
here.
It
would
be
a
nice
sideline
for
fishing.
With
the
treaty
about
expiring,
it
would
seem
reasonable
to
make
an
open
season
every
jear
for
a
few
months
for
the
industry.
The
alternative
would
be
to
turn
over
to
this
port
the
money
paid
hy
the
United
Stales
to
the
Dominion
riovernmenl
as
our
share
of
Ihe
profits
of
the
industry.
Of
the
two
plans
the
better
would
be
to
throw
the
sealing
open
once
more
muh
let
the
herd
lake
its
CMiiiirrs.
,
Native
Ability
'
-
.
For
Religious
Music.
The
ability
of
the
British
Columbia
natives
to
reproduce
classic
music,
"specially
such
as
is
of
a
religions
lype,
is
Ihe
wonder
of
the
country.
People
who
have
heard
Ihe
Indian
bands
or
listened
to
the
Indian
choirs
have
expressed
themselves
as
not
only
extremely
pleased
but
as
surprised
thai
such
excellent
results
could
J.e
obtained.
Development
along
this
Hue
is
going
on
rapidly
andis
being
encouraged
by
the
clergy.
Yesterday
we
told
of
the
great
Easter
celebration
at
the
rdouth
jf
the
aas
River
in
which
practically
all
Ihe
Indian
of
that
section
took
part.
According
to
repirts
the
musical
part
of
Ihe
1rogram
was
of
the
highest
order
and
reflects
the
greatest
credit
on
the
natives
who
took
pari.
Few
people
in
olher
nnrU
or
the
country
can
realize
what
this
means
and
to
what
an
ex-
lent
of
perfeclion.
the
natives
have
come
in
musical
develop,
ment.
...
1
Why
Not
Arrange
1
A
Tour
In
South?!
,
Since
the
native
people.
of
this
part
of
the
coast
,
are
so
ac-comp
.shed
and
so
few
have
had
an
apportunily
lo
hear
them,
it
might
be
worth
while
consulering
whether
n
tour
of
southern
!'.',
n."!ii
'W''1
f,W
!1Pxt
"inter.
An.
Indian
band
would
l.e
a
noelty
and
if
the
vocalists
and
individual
instrumentalists
would
prepare
seleclions
so
that
they
could
give
a
rmn
.
cert
of
high
class,
Ihey
doubtless
could
mnk
the
toT
ami
.
.
.
.
.
...
nay
u'i'L
soniH
vnliiiililo
jv
ttnrt.rt
i
I...
1
I.
'.M'viirin
r
ay
nit
wny.
"Back
was
Very
Painful
I
am
now
Well
Again"
Mrs.
Wm.
Walker,
Webbwood.
Ont.
writes
r
m.
"I
I
t
sick
ior
icverai
monthi
with
my
itomach.
I
had
paint
in
the
back,
and
how
I
i..l
i
dread
waih
day,
for
my
back
would
pain
to
that
I
couldn't
lie
down
when
night
came.
I
alio
had
ti
on
my
itomach.
and
my
appetite
wai
io
poor
that
aome-timei
I
did
not
care
whether
I
ate
of
not
The
doctor
gave
me
medicine,
of
which
I
took
a
number
of
bottlei
without
benefit.
At
hut
I
itarted
to
uie
Dr.
Chaie'i
Kidney.Liver
Pilli,
and
Ithouih
I
have
only
used
three
boxei.
I
am
ouit
w.ll
"
,
in.
Dr.
Chase's
Kldney-Uver
PUls
ENGLISHMEN
ON
THEIR
BIG
DAYi
Celebrate
Anniversary
of
Patron
Sain
With
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
The
lloslnn
Banquet
Hall
was
crowded
to
the
donrs
last
niplit
with
Fnglish
people
and
llioir
friends
who
attended
Ihe
annual
f4!.
licorjre'.
Hay
celebration.
It
was
a
creat
event
and
if
there
had
been
larger
accommodation
it
would
slill
have
been
filled.
For
Ihe
openjn?
pari
of
the
exeninsrs
enlertauuuent
a
whist
drive
was
arranged
and
eery
I
aide
Hint
could
he
secured,
was
pressed
into
service,
both
Ihe
main
hall
and
Ihe
dininjr
room
helnsr
well
filled,
nil
les
I
ban
37
tables
hcinrr
In
use.
The
prizes
wVre
won
by
Mrs.
II.
i.
WiNon
wilh
"a
score
of
179
and
C.
It.
Ilacon
wilh
Irtl
for
ladies
and
penis
respectively
while
consola
tion
prizes
went
lo
.Mrs.
Smoke
with
IS8
ami
.1.
It.
Mnrmiii
wilh
l.'lft.
Highest
individual
ladies'
score
was
also
won
hv
.Mrs.
Wil
son
who
secured
It
and
by
Thomas
Priest
who
had
the
same
number.
In
presenlinsr
Hie
prizes
Mayor
Newton
spoke
of
Ihe
larVe
attendance
in
celehrale
the
anniversary
of
Knjilanl's
patron
saint
and
of
Ihe
prosper!
that
next
year
Hie
attendance
would
he
even
larger,
'
increasing
as
Hie
city
progressed.
.Mr.
New!
on
was
introduced
hy
W.
(i.
Iluzhcs,
head
of
Ihe
organization
who
hud
charge
of
Ihe
early
pari
of
I
lie
proceedings.
In
Ihe
drawing
for
five
dollars.
for
which
veryone
who
bought
a
lickel
had
a
chance,
Willie
Donald
oulrialcd
after
being
Mindful.
led,
and
he
chose
number
2?,
which
was
claimed
by
F.
arlon.
the
winner.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
in
Ihe
dining
room
by
Ihe
ladies
ami
following
that
danr-
iug
was
indulged
in
lo
Ihe
melodious
strains
of
the
Weslhnlme
orchestra,
Hie
enjoyment
lining
kepi
up
until
a
lale
hour.
The
following
was
the
couunil
lee
in
charje:
.Mrs,
Joe
Howe,
.Mrs.
II,
II.
Ilemmings,
Mrs.
Cox
Mrs.
Shaw,
W.
ft.
Hughes.
.
Ilemmings,
A.
Silversides.-
I'atlerlnn,
li.
Johnson
It.
Yale
P.
Cameron,
F.
W.
Orimblc,
and
David
illon.
Ihe
master
of
ceremonies
for
Ihe
dance
was
A
Silversides
and
in
charge
of
the
whist
drive
was
V.
fi.
Hughes.
f
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupart
It
is
announced
ul
Hn
Ciiv
iinii
llfal
a
quantity
of
leu
and
twenty
five
year
bonds
nre
lo
he
ilis
posed
of
at
83.
Al
a
banquet
In
Ihe
Cenlral
Holel
las)
nlahl,
Ihe
Sons
of
Kngland
did
honor
lo
I
heir
pal
rnn
sainl,
SI.
fJeorge.
T.
W.
Silversides
was
Ina-lma-lcr
and
Ihe
speakers
included
Arch
deacon
Ilix,
fieorge.
IRII,
J)r.
W.
II.
Clayton,
K.
A.
Woods,
William
.Manson.
J
.
D.
Pallu
lo.
J.
II.
Hlblilch,
Mayor
Newton,
Arthur
Silversides,
J-'red
Sjnrk,
(i.
S.
Filziuaurice.
J.C.
Ilradr.
A.
W.
F.dge.
.1.
H.
Kelly,
Frank
Sailer
nut
li.
v.
.Mcllae.
The
Daily
.News
today
carries
a
lircllire
on
the
front
n:iun
i.f
Henry
W.
Thnrnlon
his
wife
and
two
small
children
ahonrd
the
steamer
Liisilania
Jusl
before
they
leH
.New
York
for
Kngland
where
Mr.
Thornion
has
been
called
lo
heroine
general
manager
or
the
Ureal
Kanlern
INFANT
DAUGHTER
OF
TUB
DAH.Y
NRWa
Thursday.
Aj.ni
The
Mai
in
the
Mow
j
SAYS:-
A.N
-educated
person
It
one
who
knows
the
modem,
meaning
of
"Fundauienlalisl."
'
-
WANIFD:
.Viberl
iser
would
like
lo
secure
a
pood
stiff
back-tione
suitable
for
all
occasions,
even
when
wife
scolds.
IF
anybody
wants
n
few
cheap
sets
of
.Mali
Jon?.
Just
wait
a
few
moulds
and
they
will
be
found
on
any
junk
heap.
HONK
are
the
day
When
spring
conic
once
a
year,
lione
are
Ihe
nights
When
Ihe
moon
shone
bright
and
clear.
,
$
We're
longing
'again
I
For
Ihe
warmth
'
that
April
brings,
I
hear
the
people
sighing
sadly
"ling
lost
spring.'
It's
coming,
It's
coming
My
memory
lells
me
.,
1
hear
Ihe
voice
of
April
calling
Sad
and
low.
WO.MF..N
get
married
in
order
In
have
someone
'to
Jolly,
OIRI.S
may'
lie
clothed
artistically
but
you'd
hardly
think
so
lo
look
al
them.
-
IF
spring
comes
this
year
I'll
go
a
boating
And
sail"
my
craft
along
so
lazfly.
'
If
spring'
mine's.
ah
why
this
doting
For
spring,
It,
seems,
will
never
come
for
inc.
-
-
TIIK
favnrile
recreation
of
Prince
Ituperl
people
during
Ihe
past
few
weeks
has
heen
curbig
Ihe
weather.
,
IRK
Hrilish
labor
bogey
disappeared
when
Hie
lalmr
parly
came
inlo
power
and
now
Ihe
South
African
republican
bogej
has
gone
byjh
hoard
.and
Hie
Imperial
ship
of
slale
is
sailing
serenely
on.
(il.lVKR
says
Ihere
may
be
no
battle
bhl
"keep
your
powder
orj.
TIIK
Olivef
tiovernnienl
pulling
il
up
lo
Vancouver.
she
relnrns
(iniemmeiit
support
ers
of
the
right
calibre
al
Ihe
forthcoming
election,
she,
will
gel
cabinet
representation.
THE
FIGHTING
BLADE
STORY
OF
EXPLOITS
Richard
Barthelmess
Takes
Lead
ing
Knight
Part
In
Famous
Picture
The
Fighlinsr
Illadn
is
a
rapid
rushing,
lirealhlesH
slory
of
courageous
soldier
of
fortune
whose
deadly
sword
changed
Hie
current
of
an
empire,
sweeping
an
earl
from
his
caslle,
a
mon
arch
from
his
Ihrone,
and
casl
log
into
his
arms
a
lady
of
high
degree
wilh
Richard
Harlhel
mess
as
Ihe
iutrrpid
swordsman
who
held
his
blade
eer
ready
for
fight
or
frolic.
.Never
has
he
been
seen
in
a
role
more
rcplele
wilh
daring
exploits,
liairhrealh
escapes,
secret
amours,
plot
and
intrigue,
dash
and
danger
than
Dial
of
Karl
Van
Kerslenhroock
in
this
picture
whre
recklesn
youth
and
iinpeluous
maid
are
Irawn
by
rircumslnnces
inlo
Ihe
dramatic
events
leading
lo
the
overthrow
of
Hie
reigning
mou
iirch,
Charles
,
by
Oliver
fimin
well
and
Ihe
establishment
of
Ihe
Proleclorule.
''he
pomp
and
ceremony,
Hie
glamor,
Ihe
regal
Iraoniugs
of
Hie
seventeenth
cen
lury.
fuilhfullv
reproduced,
from
a
titling
sellinir
from
which
Har-
M
A!VA7nET
nanT7Pnll','''n,p',M
a',',',ly
famcujs.will
rise
utniimiuii
utu
ULliU
lo
turealer
heights
and
he
nc
1
ielainied
(he
screen's
leading
on
Sunday
aflernoon
Sonia
lomanlfc
slar.
Misaknnvna
Aivazoff.
Infant
i
daughler
of
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mlsak
UINICTCDC
TA
Dili!
III
Y.
Aivazoff.
was
christened
at
IHlnlJliinj
IU
RUW
III
St.
Paul's
Church,
Vancouver,
by!
Al
n
rfiNTlTUFNTIP
llev.
Harold
King,
when
Ihe
god-
vviwimwwwiw
parent
were
Mrs.
A.
H.
M.ijnro,'
r"
Mrs.
Daniel
Mcl.ellan
and
flcneral
nar
w,n
"ol
8Mk
.H-WCMon:
Merkleloff.
According
lo
the
Orthodox
Russian
Church,
of
which
Mr
mciean
ooes
to
'
VICTDIHA,
April
iMDesplle
Aivnvnff
lt
tiiiti,lA-
n
l...t...
firjul!,
Iritis
........
-11
lr.
nj.ll
.
p
nil.
u,r,;t
,
,
lit
I
'iiviiiiii.i
,,
LM
1
1
II
f
1
1
1
1
,
1
1
J,'ll-
christened
on
Kasfer
Sunday
Is
licinns
and
Hie
prophesies
of
(he
"thrice
blessed,"
so
the
event
has
Provincial
parly,
lliut
mnlslers
a
particular
inlerest.
FollowinK
of
the
Oliver
government
might
the
ceremony
the
parly
returned
have
a
hard
lime,
finding,
seals,
II.
I.
,...,.
e
r
.
ii
i
.
.',
.
,
iiic
iiuiim:
hi
.nr.
ami
wrs,
"
is
now
uei
n
eiy
anuouiiceii
Aivalzoff.
"Villa
llimse."
Shnnah
iiessy
Heighls,
where
n
high
lea
was
served,
ihe
taide
being
cen.
IfH
wilh
while
rarnallons.
thai
wflli
the
etcepllo'ii
of
linn
j.
ii.
MacLraii,.
provincial
secretary
and
nihil...
I
nt
e'ltucnlinn.
every
member
of
the
cabinet
will
,
til
For
Every
Kind
of
Washing
li
you
Uit
wa.kinc
mackinooaUyourclolkrt
in
the
Rino(udtiutul.
talk
msrninf
dd
in
of
Riiwo
olulion
nJ
woilt
ike
mchin.
Tkrn
tint
nd
dijr
you
will
k
cU.n
twccl
(aawtrkil
WMO.
run
in
lu
present
constituency.
j
Hon.
Dr.
Macl.can
has
been
olTer-i
ed
several
sealshut
will
run
in
Yale.
Premier
Oliver
will
run
In
Victoria,
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland
in
Iti'velstoke.
Hon.
William
Sloan
in
Nanaimo,
Hon.
A.
.V.
Manson
in
Oniineca,
Hon.
T.
D.
I'allullo
in
Prince
Rupert,
Hon.
K.
D.
Harrow
in
Chilliwack.
Hon.
John
Hart,
inemher
"for
Victoria,
who
is
reliring,
will
not
run
In
any
consliluency.
Which
wifl
mean
I
bat
some
olher
riding
w
ilt
have
a
minister
as
its
representative.
And
while
Vancouver
is
angling
slt'ougl'y
in
Jills
conned
ion,
Ihere
is
no
reason
to
believe
that
the
selection
of
mi
up-country
mem-
her
might
no!
he
made
hy
IheJ
Premier.
OLD
COUNTRY
BOOKINGS
Passports
secured
and
tickets'
Issued
via
While
Star,
Cunard
nnd
Anrhor.Donaldson
bines.!
The
Canadian
.National
Railways
make
direct
conned
ions
with
steamers
of
these
lines.
Full
in-!
formation
at
City
Ticket
Office,
i
Canadian
National
Railways,
528
Iblrd
Avenue,
Prince,
Rupert
H.C.
Phono
200.
tf
"Ontt
n
yu'll
Hfttr
Ikmmf
For
thl
Jull
fiiurt
et
tprrnjt
hriihtt
mtJikm
in
illpropor.
lions.
Fint
whilt
(oulil
i
lius
22-44
ff7.7S
The
concealed
WonDtircL
BANDLtTlifti
up
and
kolJt
in
healthful
petition
weakened
and
fallen
abdominal
muaclei
and
onam.
If
you
auffer
even
(lightly-
from
hi
caute
you
need
a
Nsmo
Wonuck.
urr
Comet.
IMJ
IU
Crlnrc
nuirrt
rirlii-Mvrly
hy
MBOUM
BNOS.
HOPS
BROS.
Llmlttd.Toronta
WHETHER
you
spend
Monday
over
the
wash-tub,
.or
in
the
laundry.or
simply
turn
on
your
washing
machine,
Rinso
will
simplify
the
work
of
washing
to
an
astonishing
degree.
For
RIno
has
revolutionized
wath
day
This
wonderful
new
soap
toakt
the
clothe
clean,
doing
away
with
all
necetiity
for
back-bieaking
rubbing.
Hinio
gently
lootent
dirt
without
damaging
a
single
thread.
Only
where
the
dirt
is
ground
in.
at
neckband,
or
curia
and
the
like,
will
you
need
to
rub
lightly.
A
little
dry
(Unto
rubbed
on
thca,
spot
will
quickly
make
the
dirt
disappear
Try
Riruo
nett
hterday.
You
will
bt
JrtifliUJ
at
tA
bay
llit
J'trt
timet
euL
Rinso
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
S
s-4-n
Dining
-
room
Suites
HOME
FROM
HOMI.
Range
in
prica
from
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
8tesm
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rates
hy
Day
or
Month
P.O.
ox
75.
Phone
86$.
v
$100
to
$300
Many
styles
and
finishes
to
suit
every
taste.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
The
House
of
Quality.
3rd
Avenue.
phone
123
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgsrion
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
.
0.
Off
les
Hours,
t
U
l
Phone
..
Open
Evenings
Only
Special
Appointment.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operatlnij
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
MB.