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Uniform
in
Quality
Delicious
"SALADA"
HIM
HAS
THE
LARGEST
SALE
OF
ANY
PACKET
TEA
IN
NORTH
AMERICA.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
HUPKHT
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MUTISII
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon.
exc;pt
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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II.
l
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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and
Reporters
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of
Audit
Bureau
"NUGGET
Keeps
White
Shoes
WHITE
The
perfect
dressing
for
Canvas
Shoes
and
Belts
It
dors
not
rub
elf
or
soil
lb
cloth
A
tubttitnt
nrQl
Jiutppoinl
jvu.
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
ss?3n
Wednesday.
Juno
I8.
ID2I.
'
A
Solid
North
Kergln
of
At!
In,
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Manson
of
Omineca,
Perry
of
Prince
George
and
Yorston
of
Cariboo
by
co-operation
and
unity
of
action
were
able
to
accomplish
a
great
deal
for
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
In
the
next
House
the
North
will
be
stronger
by
two
seats,
namely
Skeena
and
Mackenzie,
while
Lllloet,
adjoining
Cariboo,
seems
certain
to
go
over
to
the
Liberal
column.
These
eight
seats
cover
three
quarters
of
the
area
of
British
Columbia.
By
standing
together,
the
representatives
of
these
eight
ridings
can
put
up
a
strong
front
in
the
House.
As
matters
stand,
the
only
way
this
can
be
accomplished
Is
by
the
people
electing
eight
Liberals,
which
there
Is
every
Indication
they
are
going
to
do.
The
slogan
for
the
North
should
be
"A
Solid
North."
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
South
Surprised
Any
Opposition.
Visitors
from
the
sottlh
express
themselves
n
surprised
thai,
considering
the
work
done
for
the
north
,hy
Hon.
T
II.
Pattullo,
there
should
he
any
opposition
to
hint
here.
They-
say
(hey
would
have
exited
him
to
go
in
Iy
ncelamnlion.
Thii
bear
out
Hie
old
saying
4t,
prophet
N
not
without
honor
save
in
his
own
country."
In
the
M)ulh
Mr.
pattullo
is
appreciated
and
he
would
have
found
no
difficulty
in
securing
nomination
at
any
one
of
half
a
dozen
constituencies.
"
Prince
Rupert
is
going
to
elect
Mr.
Pattullo,
hid
it
is
surprising
that
there
should
have
IWeti
opposition
from
cople
Vvho
know
that
it
would
he
fatal
to
the
cily
to
defeat
him
just
now.
Knockers
Among
Opposition
Groups.
The
knockers
are
luy.
They
arc
saying
that
everything
has
hern
going
had
because
Pattullo
is
in
the
legislature
and
Oliver
at
the
head
of
the
Uovernment.
They
are
ready
to
knock
their
own
city
and
district
if
by
o
doing
they
can
gel
Pattullo
out
and
put
another
person
in.
They
are
saying
the
town
is
f
of
empty
houses,
yet
they
know
this
i
"false.
They
know
that
it
is
next
to
impossible
to
gel
a
hone
here
without
building-
it.
They
know
that
never
before
In
the
history
of
the
north,
was
mining
a
prosperous
a
it
is
today.
Why
stultify
ourselves
by
knocking
our
own
town.
The
motto
of
the
supporters
of
the
Oliver
(lovemment
is
'
Pattullo
and
Prosperity."
We
have
no
wih
to
drift
into
the
backwater
with
Newton
Mich
as
was
done
when
the
hydro-eleetrie
scheme
was
defeated.
We
do
not
want
another
blight
to
setlle
on
the
city.
Never
Before
Was
Such
Cheering
News.
j
Never
in
the
history
of
elections
was
Ihere
sitrli
a
lot
of
cheering
news
coming
in
from
every
quarter
as
js
heard
today
from
the
various
parts
of
the
province
in
regard
to
Ihe
prosper!
of
the
Oliver
fioernment.
The
fight
the
premier
put
up
for
freight
rate.-
and
the
campaign
which
he
has
outlined
for
the
future
is
in
it-elf
a
sufficient
recommendation
.
Outside
of
that,
however,
is
the
long
record
of
useful
and
beneficent
legislntion
passed
by
the
government
The
people,
are
recognizing
thr
go!
work
done
and
are
preparing
to
vote
for
Oliver's
return;
"
One
More
Day
Before
Election.
There
will
he
only
one
more
day
before
the
election.
In
that
lime
there
may
be
efforts
(o
tfy
to
stanip"ede
the
electors
Into
oting
for
some
other'
than
the
government
candidate.
II
has
Wen
done
in
days
go,m
by,
bill
that
was
before
people
tin
dcrslood
the
wiles
ir
the
iMilitieian.
Today
it
is
more
diffirnll
to
stampede
the
electors.
Hy
this
lime
nearly
everyone
will
have
made
up
his
mind,
and
il
is
in
the
air
that
victory
will
he
wilh
Pattullo.
Manson,
Perry.
Kergiu,
Wrinch,
and
Oliver
and
n
sup.
port
that
will
idake
il
clear
down
eal
that
the
people
are
wilh
the
government
in
their
demands
for
proper
treatment
by
the
railway
and
the
dominion
government.
BURNS
LAKE
POUND
CAUSES
DIVERSION
FOR
THE
CITIZENS
Pale
of
Mules
Give
Trouble
and
Eat
Half
a
Sack
or
Oats
IlUIlNS
1-KK.
Juno
18.
The
Incorporation
of
a
village
may
he
n
good
thing
in
some
ways
liul.
occasionally,
it
carries
grief
to
Ihe
father
of
Hie
council.
Aiiion;?
oilier
enactment
of
Ihe
council
of
Hunts
Lake
was
a
Pound
bylaw
necessary
in
sortie
ways
Mil
Ilie
enforeing
of
which
won
lil
work
a
liuiiMiiti
on
all
Hi"
elllers
In
Ihe
immeiliale
vicinity
of
town
who
depend
on
Ihe
fact
that
the
adjoining
ratine
is
free.
liy
this
lid
sundry
lacteal
pro.
during
member
of
Hie
bovine
race
may
roam
the
slreels
at
will,
fate
into
Ihe
store
windows
during
certain
hours
and
disport
themselves
wilh
Irne
liulroM1i-lan
jflee.
Mill
woo
lielide
the
poor
range
dog
thai
enlnre
within
a
mile
of
the
town
dibit
for
Ihe
pound
keeper
has
coin-ntandeered
Ihe
service
of
thi
budding
politicians
of
Ilnrn
Lake
and
Ihe
small
hoys
of
Hi
town
are
rounding
up
every
quadruped
thai
can-be
enticeil
Ihe
pound
corral
to
lie
smtaldy
rewardetl
areurdiriV
til
llirtr
catch.
Hot
on
Friday,
day
of
ill-
otnen.
theyeaughl
not
one
I'ariir
but
Iwo
when
Ihe
pound
keepers,
hoy
scouts,
roumleil
up
a
pair
of.
mules
l.elonying
lo
Joek
.Mitchell,
a
pioneer
of
Prince
Uiieri
ami
now
a
prominent
farmer
within
a
few
miles
of
Hums
jke.
i
wa
some
job
lo
corrall
lite
mules
who
were
not
Used
to
cily
life
but
il
was
finally
arroni-j
plislicd
and
Ihe
irate.
San
I
was
duly
notified.
During
the
nivlil
Ihe
mules
ate
half
a
sack
of
oatsj
anil
Ihe
owner
refused
lo
pay
Ihe
fine
or
feed
bill.
WINNERS
IN
ANYOX
SAFETY
COMPETITION
Miss
Nettle
Thomson
Writes
Best
Essay
In
High
School
AXYO.V.
June
J8.
Itereiilly
lurinf
an
intensive
Safely
Vek
rampai?n
in
Anyox
alnio.l
every
niemtter
of
Ihe
roiomuuity
saw
Ihe
motion
pirturivs
ami
heard
Ihe
lecture
of
II.
II.
Mallliiesou.
consulting:
safely
enpineer.
who
was
employed
by
Ihe
eompany
lo
asii
Hie
local
Safely
men
in
revivifying
this
important
part
of
operation.
Among
others
all
Ihe
school
children
wen
given
an
opportunity
of
seeing
ihe
pic
tures
aud
liearinsr
the
lerlureJ
Ihe'
effect
on
these
ynunz
ilii-:
eiples
of
Safely
has
to
be
seen
to
he
.fully
appreciated.
Later
Ihe
School
Hoard
III
Anyox
offered
prize
for
Ihe
bel
essay
on
Safely.
Two
prizes
were
to
be
Khen
in
Ihe
High.
School,
and
In
Ihe
Public
School
iw'o
prizes
were
In,
be
given
lo
the
Senior
Bra.le.
and
two
tif
jimjlir
sradc.
AH
Ihe
essay
werejro.nl
and
Ihe
resulj
wa
very
pralifyi.
itiff
indeed.
,
The
winners
jn
Ihe
Hitrh
School
were
Mis
,.
Thompson,
first,
and
Miss
11.
Cook
eeond.
In
Ihe
Senior
srade
Miss
Olivei
f'elfe
cnpture.l
firsl
.md
Henry
tlarncy
second
prize.
In
tj
Krade
ihe
essays
of
K.
llarelay
and
Isattelle
Thomson
received
special
mention.
Amnnjr
Ihe
Junior
Faith
Cameron
look
firvl
prize,
and
Hie
judges
decided
lo
jiranl
two'
see.ind
priies,
one
lo
lite
hard
Owen
and
one
lo
Lawrence
Leslie
whose
essays
were
equally
ttood.
Needless
lo
say
Hie
idea
proved
very
popular
with
Ihe
school
children
and
Ihey
are
-now
irylnjr
to
oul.io
each
other
in
Safely
work.
me
prue
winning
.Miss
.Nellie
Thoiu
lihe.
in
a
ful
essay
hy
TIIE
VIAILY
JIKva
"
.vingtda
June
,
t
ta.
.
.a,
,
A
tiny
scratch
but
It
may
prove
danteroua
If
not
thoroughly
chanted
from
the
lurk-in
dingers
of
duit
and
dirt;
Children
need
greater
protection
than
is
offered
by
ordinary
iop..
Lifebuoy
is
pure
as
fine
and
bland
as
soap
can
possibly
be.
Its
creamy,
wholesome
lather
comes
from
rich,
natural,
ikLs-noumhing
oils.
Lifebuoy
protectM
The
protectlvellement
of
Lifebuoy
is
indicated
by
the
cleanly,
anti-septic
odour.
The
odour
vanishes
after
use
-but
the
protection
of
Lifebuoy
remains.
IV-i-
Trl
Hie
long
desired
Unit
fotinerling
up
the
road
leading
from
llaiel-
and
point
eat
of
Prince
tieorge
and
tlx'
world
at
large.
I-mui'
miles
.if
tins
mad
is
heavy
won,,
the
remaining
seventeen
miles
liein
conii,iralively
lishl.
COMMUNITY
HALL
FOR
BURNS
LAKE
Citizens'
Committee
Has
Project
In
Hand
Following
Decision
Made
at
Public
Meeting
III
IIXS
IaKK.
June
18
Il
wa
decide
at
a
r-ubltc
iiieelint;
held
here
recently
to
tititM
a
env-
munily
lisilf:
"
Tt-
following
eointiiillee
ha
tieen
apMiinlet
lo
lake
Ihe
project
in
hand:
Prel.
denl.
C.
t
Hilltner;
vice-prei.
dent.
Mr.
K.
T.
Calvert;
Seere.
lary,
C.
ImcMvn;
treasurer.
J
Yod:M.
F.
Xonrse.
A.
M.
Muddy
and
Mr.
I.
M.
Ilerow.
ALICEARM
n
aptrorialion
of
;.tlOO
ha
leen
made
hy
the,
provincial
e-ertmieiij
for
the'
huildini;
of
a
road
aero
Ihe
Kilsauli
flat
h-tween
Kilsauli
and
Illiance
lliver
ami
3.H0(
has
wei
set
aside
for
Ihe'
repairing
of
Ihe.
!olly
Vanlen
railway
jrrade
so
.thai
il
may
he
t.sed
for
ha
nil
ear..
'
-
'lltVre
ba
een
a
general
resumption
ilnrlnjr
the
pas
few-week
tif
ieeopliieul.
work
nil
various
minintr
properties
in
the
dislrk-l.
r
f
Valler.
Sliawl
here
from
Prince
Ilujer1
i(oln
tlrvejopmeni
work
on
his
claims.
In
Ihe
Illiance
lliver
valley.
s
:
.
,
Mr.
ami
Mr.;
O.
Ilife
have
arrived
frnfti
Altylsi
ih
lake
up
I
heir
reldeaee
henj.
While
K.
J.
Conway,
Ihe
Conservative
nominfe,
i
ueillnp
a
coixl
.deal
of
siiivt)rl
on
arrounl
of
his
personal
popularity,
Ihe
most
or
lb.-
iieopW
in
Allin
di-Irid
il
is
expected
will
look
he.
yond
that
wh-
n
voting
on
Friday.
The
able
n-pn-senlalioti
Dial
Ilert
Kerjrin
lias
jjiven
Atlin
ridinsr
flut
inir
hi
juist
term
of
office
ha
..,,.o
wi..
he
pub.
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
'
ure
issue.
j
BURNS
LAKE-ENDAKO
ROAD
WORK
STARTING
Steam
Shovel
of
Public
Works1
Lake
lAMt
IN
MOUTH,
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
Mrs.
A,
C.
Unas,
Orrrxio,
Out,
rlt.
1
kit
..-
iMdihl.!
stlh
niv
Department
Completes
ur
for
r
yr
Urk,
anJ
as
m
Overhaul
at
Burns
UJ
'
d,d
'
a"
T
OTk-
l
Mo
ter
r(n
In
mr
t'xiMrn,
so
Ud
I
nxiki
lurdlr
tuixl
thnu
at
lluirt;
jrrlJ
lunpi.
Ud
Ul
Hi
Ihe
BxHith,
III
Has
I,.KI-i,
June
18.
The
ici"r
u
iw.niinr;
iui
or
rjri
fcleani
shov
el
of
J
lie
provincial
',,nrwl
1
siwl
bli
a
mwy
iM
I'uhlk.
Work
deparlnien.,
f,er
ZuZt
M
.uh
vtnr.
handling
lhouainls
of
yard
of
uu
um
i-utt
na
iHdsi
i
vnMki
irr
lirt
In
Ihe
conslmclloii
of
ihe
a
ul,
Colley
mount
road
ihirlnjr
Ihe
past
Iwo
.seasons,
has
Jieen
undergoing
a
thorough
overhaul
at
Hum.
Lake.
I'.njflneer
Held
ha
pro-tiounred
himself
ready
for
arllon
and
dipiting
will
commence
on
and
tnvr
utlni
or
thr
I
found
I
trmly
Improted,
and
rn
truitirultr
J
llul'l
flt
11
h
II
id
i
and
raa
now
a
mr
ota
vnrk
vtitmii
nr
irutiul."
.
Milbnra's
lat
IJrr
I'ltl
ar
tit
a
flit
at.
all
dettrrt,
ar-
wUl'
t
rntitd
dlrrrl
mi
rwrlpl
by
The
T.
Mlttmra
Co..
Umltrd,
Toroa:o,
Oat,
....
H
Protection
of
the
Family
Legislation
affecting
Women
and
Children
.
'
Passed
by
the
Oliver
Government
Mothers'
Pensions
Deserted
Wives
Maintenance
Act)
-
-
,
k
The
maintenance
of
parents
by.
their
children
v
t
Maternity
protection
for
prospective
mothers
who
are
obliged
to
earn
a
living
Protection
of
women
and
girls
working
In
restaurants,
laundries
or
other
places
where
police
consider
it
necessary;
Prohibition
of
employment
of
women
during
the
night
In
any
Industrial
undertaking;
Provision
for
validating
conveyance
of
land
or
assignment
of
personal
property
from,
wife
to
husband,
as
well
as
husband
to
wife,
with
out
Intervention
of
trustees;
Free
'treatment
of
venereal
diseases;
A
minimum
wage
for
women;
Incorporation
of
graduate
nurses,
registration
of
qualified
nurses,
and
for
examination
of
nurses;
Protection
of
unmarried
mothers
and
children
born
out
of
wedlock;
The
equal
guardianship
of
Infants;
,
Has
limited
the
employment
of
children
and
prohibited
night
employment
of
all
unc?er
18
years
of
age;
The
proper
care
of
neglected
children;
The
establishment
of
Juvenile
Courts
so
that
children
may
not
be
also
elated
with
criminals;
The
detention
and
special
training
of
subnormal
children;
The
employment
of
dental
surgeons
and
nurses
every
school
day
at
the
schools.
Was
Anything
Done
in
This
Regard
Before
John
Oliver
Became
Premier?-
won
luni
many
supporter
ami
thai,
lojselhrr
with
Hie
general
appreciation
thai
is
manifested
for
Hie
Liberal
government,
make
il
appear
now
ihal
he
will
be
a
sure
winner.
The
district
i
nol
cuthuiatic
over
what
Ihe
Provincial
Party
represented
by
Jloli
Armour
has
to
offer.
STEWART
Andrew
K.
Sweeney,
millwright
at
Ihe
I'reiok-r
mine,
died
in
lewarl
last
week
of
hearl
fail
ure.
Mi
M.
Ve.
ha
nrrivd
from
Vancoiner
lo
become
ma1-
nn
of
Ihe
Stewart
Ceneral
lln-
pltal.
Mr.
Mnrley,
former
matron,
has
left
for
Los
Angeles.
--
Itev.
Arthur
W.
It.
Ahey
ha
arrived
here
lo
take
charge
of
SI.
Mark'
Anglican
Church.
He
i
accompanied
by
.Mr.
Ashley
and
child.
P.
is.
Honney.
district
forester,
was
a
visitor
hen
lasl
eek.
NOTICL
IT
TUT.
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tt
n
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fur
the
Hue
or
Pftmxttul
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line
im
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till.
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4
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of
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of
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of
Till
to
Ihe
boe
Und
In
the
name
rf
oh
AlMlreat
Onnbrsa.
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rtnul
Crnifkle
of
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Rupert.
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fnr
the
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lit.
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mom.
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form
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l
f'tlned
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the
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f
om
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rcrese.
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4n
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tcetfteatHHts.
lljr
srrepied.
.
n,
a.
lUir.i.
Dfpntr
Minltirr
f
Land,
'
NOTHING
BETTER
The
AnltK-ral
of
Ihe
Handy
Worhl,
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toolhomr
Ilellghl
in
a
lleauliful
Mux,
Sole
Agents-
PRINGE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Free
Delivery
In
Prince
Rupert.
Bottled
at
the
Brewery
und
er
-Jh
vBeer
without
uPen
conditions
of
absolute
purity,
"Cascade"
is
brewed
to
perfection
from
the
pick
of
Canada's
famous
grains.
Sterilized,
light-proof
bottles
bring
"Cascade"
to
you
in
perfect
condition.
Sold
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores.
Vv
Vancouver
Breweries
Limited
This
ailvfrlNenifiit
it
not
puhlialied
or
dupUyetl
by
L'1uor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
flovrniinrnt
of
Hrltiih
Columbia.