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DAILY
EDITION
Tiie-day,
Nov.
20.
1923.
Will
Take
VoU
Of
The
People
Judging
from
the
pres.
ilepntcfiesliiil-.are
coming
through,
it
woiild
eem
as
if
there
vaiia!le
a'vole
on
the-
ipiotiou
of
prohibition
ami
also
on
the
question
of
selling
beer
by
Ihe
glass.
If
one
is
taken
the
other
i
pretty
Mire
to
be
taken
alo.
!
;
Alberta
has
gun-
for
government
control
but
iliali
nolj
much
induration
what
British
Columbia
wUI
iln.
The
tendency
of
people
is
rather
toward
a
change
in
everything.
A
lot
of
people
who
a
few
years
ago
were
slroug
for
government
sale
of
liquor
are
now
moving
once
more
toward
prohibition,,
but
whether
there
is
a
sufficient
movement
yet
to
carfy
the
measure
is
rather
doubtful.
While
the.
leaders
of
the
prohibition
movement
are
gaining
confidence
and
are
becoming
very
aggressive
and
apparently
are
putting
up
needed
money
for
publicity
work,
there
is
al.o
money
on
the
other
side.
T'e
financial
apect
of
the
question
is
one
lhaf
is
going
to
weigh
a
good
deal
with
business,
interests.
While
the
consumption
of
liquor
takes
a
lot
of
money
from
legitimate
channels
of
trade,
the
sale
of
liquor
here
undoubtedly
brings
a'lolof
visitors
to
the
province
and
especially
to
the
cities
of
Victoria
and
Vancouver.
Taking
Vote
It
Proper
Method.
-
Ths
liquor
business
will
lie
one
for
the
people
to
deal
with
It
is
certain
that
the
government
would
Hot
be.
justified
ju
taking
action
without
first
consulting
the
people.
If
a
vole
is
taken
next
year,
the
povernm'enl
will
have
to
be
o-ni.lfil
l.v
th
!-.
11
and
if
a
vole
is
taken
011
sale
of
beer
it
must
also
be
taken
.011
proiin'iiioii.
inai
is
reasonable.
Backing
Of
South
On
Road
Question.
11
js
very
satisfactory
that
Ins
businessmen
of
the
south
should
back
the
Prince
Rupert.
proposal
for
a
road
out
of
this
cily.
W.
J.
Alder,
a
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
and
a
propeny
noiuer
here,
ably
represented
the
city
at
the
recent
convention
and
urged
the
endorsatioii
of
the
nad
scheme
with
the
result
that
a
resolution
was
pasted'urging
that
it
be
built.
It
should
not
be
long
now
before
we
hear
something
of
the
question
officially.
A
petition
i
being
forwarded
to
Victoria
asking
that
action
be
lakeii
and
everyone
is
signing
no
matter
on
what
sid?
of
politics.
There
is
unity
of
desire
and
unity
of
action.
The
next
thing
will
be
doubtless,
prompt
performance.
We
have
always
been
assured
of
the
strong
support
of
our
member
and
if
it
should
be
necessary'
to
send
delegation
to
Vic
toria,
ven
itiat
snould
be
done.
Thi
seems
to
be
the
time
for
action.
''
Lost
Of
Life
From
Fishing
Boat
The
loss
of
a
man
from
Ihe
fishing
boat
Andrew
Kelly
last
week
once
more
draws
allention
Jo
the
hazardous
nature
of
the
occupation
in
whien
n.
large
number
of
our
citizens
are
engaged.
They
Imv
to
work
hard
and
endure
the
hardships
as
well
as
take
the
risks
of
the
voyages
to
sea
in
their
small
ve-seN.
Some-times
we
forget
Ihe
risks
they
lake
and
the
hard
work
and
exposure
which
is
part
of
Iheir
lot.
Wirt
Uti
tall
QNCE
let
'
cold
germs
'
find
the
weak
spot
in
your
throat
and
troubles
come
thick
and
fast.
The
tickling
soreness
at
the
back
of
the
mouth,
hoarseness,
difficulty
in
swallowing
and
irritating
dry
cough
are
all
evidence
of
germ
'attack.
The
one
speedy
effective
way
to
banish
these
troublesome
symptoms
is
the
Peps
brtaihtable
way.
Simply
take
a
Peps,
peel
off
the
protective
silver-jacket
and
let
the
tablet
slowly
dissolve
on
the
tongue,
when
the
volatile
healing
medicines
will
mix
naturally
with
the
breath.
The
germ-destroying
Peps
fumes
as
they
circulate
through
the
air-passages
are
soothing
and
comforting.
Pain
and
irritation
is
charmed
away.
Any
inllammation
or
soreness
ol
the
delicate
membrane
lining
tha
way
Irom
mouth
to
lungs.
It
speedily
ended.
You
toon
lose
the
cough,
hoarseness
and
swallowing
difficulty.
Always
carry
a
lew
o
these
silver-wrapped
Peps
tablets
about
with
you
aa
a
ttmtiy
and
$aftguar4
against
coughs,
colds,
chilis
and
bronchitis,
or
other
throat
and
chest
weakness.
PEPS
INFKOflON.KiLLlNQ
TABLETS
All
mviUim
tUr,.
.
Urn.
1
1
If
M.
-hmm
Ptti
Cm.
TmtmwUm.
FIFTH
AVENUC
.
CAST
GRADING
Continued
frnin
face
ones
j
if
any
opposition
notices
to
hrj
work
had
been
filed.
Mr.
Malhe--.1111
replied
that
there-
had
been,
one
such
notice,
from
a
properly
owner
in
Trail.
This
tnwever.
was
not
miftlcient
to
prevent
I
ho
work
beingr
proceeded
with.
Tenders
for
Whole
Aid.
Perry
submitted
his
siijr-
with
regard
to
calline
for
tender.,
for
Ihe
wtrk
a
a
whole.
,bl.
Monro
wa
inclined
to
think
there
tniflil
he
morn
tender
if
Ihe
work
was
divided'
into
rUse'f
In
any
cae
call-
1117
for
lender
in
surh
manner
would
not
preclude
bid
as
a
whole.
I
Aid.
Stephen
fell
that
no
snap
judgment
should
be
mada
on
Ihe
method
of
procedure.
there
was
no
need
In
rush
Ihe
work.
The
lime
of
Ihe
year
was
inopportune
and
he
did
not
want
to
see
the
people
of
Fifth
Ave.
Hast
left
in
the
mud
during
Ihe
worst
ortion
of
Ihe
winter
season.
He
would
be
inclined
to
defer
commencement
of
Ihe
work
until,
early
next
year
after"
the
heavy
.winter
'
rain
.
were
over.
He
w'as
also
'opposed
to
ruslunp
contractors,
into
makin?
hid
at
such
short
notice.
Moreover,
he
fell
Ihe
council
should
have
Ihe
specification
and
the
equipment
should
be
valuated
and
arrangement,
made
for
it
use
by
Ihe
contractor.
These
points
.should
be
decided
tinn
before
lenders
'
were
called.
A
it
wa
Ihe
Hoard
of
Works
wa
divided
and
lie
heliced
the
whole
matter
should
pi
bck
to
committee.
The
project
was
Ijje
first
of
its
kind
to
be
under.
taken
in
Ihe
city
and
it
wa
largely
experimental.
Every
alderman
was
reioiiihle
ami
it
was
important
thai
it-
should
be
1
success.
Rushing
into
the!
Ihingr
with
undue
haste
niiphf
eventually
prove
costly
to
the
cily.
Not
Pass
Buck
Aid.
Perry
insisted
that
n'
time
should
be
lost
in
tart
inl
ine
work.
If
the
Hoard
of
Works
and
the
city
engineer
could
not)
handle
the
project
efficiently
be
would
like
to
know
who
could.
I
The
people
had
been
promised!
'
Ihe
nal
and
the'
Hoard
of
Works
was
ready
to
po
ahead.
Itj
should
be
started
right
away!
anil
completed
as
soon
as
pos-i
sifde,
'lAny
eueyeslion
of
delay1
i
!ajnjj
the
buck
and
person
ally
I
have
kne
my
last
huck
passing."
ld.
Stephens
resented
Ihe
suieslitm
that
he
was
attempt
ing
to
i.ts
the
btick
and
alo
the
attitude
of
the
Hoard'
of
Work
In
rushing
work
without
pivinjr
other
'
meinlier
of
Ihe
council
a
chance
to
say
anything
iboul
it.
With
respect
lo
the
sui??fslion
of
"buck
passing,"!
Aid.
Stephen
claimed
.that
be
had
never
missed
a
council
meet
tip
where
matter
of
policy
had
been
decided
upon
anil
he)
iiad
always
expressed
his
opinion
and
sland
freely
on
such
matter.
The
chairman
of
the
Hoard
of
Works
could
nol
say
as
much
for
hjrnsejf.
"Anyway,
I
cannot
pass
up
Ihe
fact
that
two
members
of
the
Hoard
of
Work
are
offering
anjtrnend-ment
to
that
cnmrnTlfeV'
own
report.
I
say
(hat
Ihe
report
ha
not
been
completely
com
piled.
If
plan
are
all
prepared
and
all
arrangements'
made,
as
Aid.
Perry
stales,
then
why
have
they
not
been
submitted
lo
the
council
Why
should
we
be
kept
in
the
dark
and
asked
lo
endorse
jiomeihing
we
know
nothing
about?"
Wants
Prejeot
tUrtsd
Aid.
Perry
replied
that
Ihe
plan
were
all
right
and
were
very
strict.
He
wanted
Ihi
project
Marled
before
the
pre
sent
council
h-ft
ofllee.
'Ml
seem
lo
me,"
said
Aid.
Stephens,
"that
the
only
reason
for
larlinjf
this,
work
i
lo
(rain
vole
and
popularity
before
the
elect
Ion."
Aid.
Perry
denied
Hie
impu
tation
that
lie
wa
playinjf
for
vale
for
he
wa
not
going
lo
run
airain.
lie
did
nol
want
lo
he
ashamed
of
his
record,-
In
"reply
Alii.
Stephen
said
that
hi
stand
might
nol
be
the
popular
one
but
be
would
act
similarly
H
II
wa
Ills'
own
private
bussiie.
Aid.
Macdonald,
also
disclaim-fiitf
dial
he
wa
looking
for
voles,
favored
the
carrying
on
or
Ihe'
work"
Immediately.
This
year's
council
had
inanguraled
a
new
system,
of
roud
building
and
they
should
go
through
with
It
and
srel
any
credit
or
blame
THE
DAILY
NEW;
Tsit
-1r.
Nenh.r
.
UU.SA
.
DC
GOGOMA
TFTSAII!
in
(hat,
was
comlnjr.
The
time
lo
object
lo
Ihe
work
belnfr
pro.
cecded
with
was
weeks
ago.
Not
Left
In
Mud
Aid.
lerry
derlared
thai
there
would
"be
no
dangerof
Ihe
people
on
Fifth
Avenue
Kat
beinjr
"left
in
the
mtnl."
,
.",T1ie
''four
foot
sidi-walk
wobld
be
piit
In
before
the
old
plankrnad
wa
Removed.
Aid.
.Stephen
Miggciled
that
Ihe
work
mfithj
lie
more
apeedily
done
If
it
were,
let
In
)al
Ion.
Aid.
1'erry
wa
ojippsel
lo
I
hi
plan.
Ill
JdMa
wu.
in
Marl
at
one
end
and
leave
(lie
oilier
end
open.
There
would
be
Wile
In-
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the
council,
Aid.
Jlunro
resented
the
mik.
Kcsllon
of
Aid.
Mlephenx
I
hat
be
had
avoided
meeting
where
I
mailers
of
principle
were
dl-'
cued.
He
blamed
Alderman
Stephen
from
hoblin'un
Ihe
'...,.-!.
II
.
.
,
.
i
.
'
uirouifii
ni
uenianii
for
detail
as
to
specification,
elc.
If
the
work
wa
lo
be
delayed
week
afler
week
II
mihl
he
a
well
lo
leave
it
over
unlll
nexl
yar.
A
II
was,
lender
could
be
called
Ihi
week
ami
(he
member
of
(he
council
so
desiring
could
satisfy
Iheinscl-
ive
n
lo
(he
specification
In
ilhc
meantime
before
the
enn-
iracl
were
let.
Original
Plan
Upheld
Accusing
Aid.
Muiiro
of
IclllriK
half
truth,
a
usual,
Alderman
Stephen
defended
any
deluys
he
had
caued
in
callim
for
speci-flcaliou
ami
plan.
He
bad
had
Ihe
support
or
the
council
in
dolnjr
so
and
Ihe
linn;
had
proven
In
Imvo
been
well
penl.
Aid.
Munro
declared
that
hi
ordinal
plan
had
been
upheld
and
adopted
by
the
council.
-
Takliiif
credit
for
hiivlmj
been
Ihe
InMiKulor
of
such
a
plan
of
road
building
as
was
ft
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