JUQE
TWO.
are
fresh
fruit
juices
combined
with
tonics
into.
the
finest
remedy
for
stomach,
liver,
Kianey,
and
skin
troubles.
25c
and
50c.
a
box
at
all
dealers.
FRUIT.A.TIVES
LIMITED,
Ottawa,
Ont.
Offeatfcarf,
W.T,
L.dfi,
E,
Ckrltuk.rck.
been.
called.
The
Daily
News
IMUNCi:
IIITPEHT
-
MUTISM
COLUMBIA.
Investigation
Will
Prove
Popular.
0
A
uhlMif
d
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
llupert
iJnily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
I'.
PULLKN,
.Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILT
EDITION
Pal
unlay.
Doc.
15,
192.1.
.1
aou
employees
ami
irying
to
make
political
capital
or
it.
They
made
uureasonahle
dcmaiiils
and
the
result
is
that
tbev
are
beaten,
discredited
and
the
union
is
practically
useless.
That
is
usually
(lift
end
of
unreasonable
action
.on
either
side.
The
same
sometimes
happens
to
employers
who
are
unreasonable.
It
must
not
be
thought
that
the
Vancouver
stevedores
are
Ibe
-only
people
who
make
mistakes.
In
Ihe
past
employers.
have
been
overhearing
and
selfish
and
have
begrudged
their
employees
even
a
decent
livelihood.
Hy
combining,
Ihe
employees
have
been
able
lo
improve
llieir
position
and
enforce
their
de-
manns.
the
difficulty
has
been
in
some
cases
that
the
sama
attitude,
which
formerly
brought
discredit
on
some
employers,
has
also
actuated
groups
of
employees.
They
have
sought
to
lake
'advantage
of
conditions
to
try
to
enforce
unreasonable
demands.
II
will
take
years
for
the
waterfront
men
at
Vancouver
to
recover
the
ground
lost
through
action
taken
on
the
advice
of
a
lew
radical
leaders.
.Now,
if
they
work,
they
JiavS
til
do
so
alongside
the
men
whom
they
blame
for
their
defeat.
The
union
has
ol
its
influence
and
the
leaders
who
caused
the
trouble
win
nun
inemseives
given
the
cold
shoulder
both
bv
their
lenows
and
hy
their
employers.
Fisheries
Meeting
Got
Nowhere.
The
fisheries
meeting
.held
in
Ihe
cily
ball
Thursday
does
not,
-seem
to
hae
done
anything
except
show
that
there
are
very
pronounced
differences
of
opinion
here
in
regard
lo
what.
i"f
anything,
should
be
done
to
remedy
local
difficulties.
The
mailer!
bus
been
discussed
from
time
lo
time
during
the
vear
by
'the
Hoard
of
Trade,
although
on
several'
occasions
the
press
has
been
asked
to
make
no
reference
lo
the
discussion
which
have
taken
plnce.
:l
seems
hardly
likely
that
by
adding
a
committee
of
fishermen
lo
the
two
committees
already
dealing
with
the
mailer,
rtiiylhing
will
be
.gained.
.It
will
be
.worth
Irving,
however.
.
-jibe
chief
ra.Mi
the
businessmen
did
not
attend
the
meeting
asl
night
in
large
numbers
was
because
tbev
are
already
ire.l
ilf
discussing
the
main
ipiestiou
which
was
to
come
p
anil
hey
seemed
o
be
revolving
in
a
cjrcle
all
the
time,
just
as
did
those
who
debated
Ihe
question
last
night.
Also
Just
now
"'"
tbev
lire
very
busy
with
Ihe
Christmas
trade.
mUmTOTOUlll!lllllllllIIIIjfm,,,,(,,
.nUVrtWHlo1"
'mi
I
III
1
1,
SMOKE
Y
Serial
tobacco
company
or
'
from
the
dry
''"
dock.
PRESENTATION
WAS
mm
a
s
.
a
mm
a
m
mwmt
i
served
and
a
dance
followed
lo
Ihe
strains
of
music
furnished
hy
Ihe
lodge
orchestra
comprising
II.
(J.
Iliggins,
Arthur
SiUersides,
Jack
Hond
and
S.
fiawihorn.
The
conrmittee
In
charge
of
the
affair
consisted
of
Mrs.
.loe
Howe,
Mrs.
fieorge
I.eek,
Joe
I
In
we
and
W.-fi.
Hughes.
'
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
X
TIfF.
DAILY
NEWS.
Riituriluy.
UchmuW
13,
401:1
CITY
COUNCIL
WILL
IDYSPEPSIA
WAS
SO
SELL
AN
ENGINE
IN
BAD
COULD
HARDLY
OLD
STEAM
PLANT
EAT
ANYTHING
Offer
Made
to
Firm
Now
Moving
"
..1
'
.
,
.....
.
Vr.
C
Simw.
ant
Ont.
writ"
Dlanlnn
Mill
at
Cow
Raw
Tin
A.
It.
William
.Mncliinnrv
nrk
'
irMii,
sn.1
a
n
tnxiLim
Co.
of
Vancmirr
wn
jrixen
lilt
w,h
mr
wd,
i
m
uwiy
I.Mowlny
evenlnp
next
by
lb
cily
anjihina-.
smt
rr
rwn
b.i
rm
(council
lal
night
to
purchase
a
"'
-"'
Hirrwm
n.ii-;l0
horse-power
enjrine
anil
two
rln-
'T
"'
to
A
u
any
ibolls
jroIiiK
with
it
in
the
city's
",M,
u,l
pio"I
i
rn
n
ib
o.
-.team,
electric
plant
at
Cow,,rr
wiut.
''
fi
Hay
for
9i5.
The
cily
U
pro-
u,ln
"
how
tu.i
i
rtt
finrcil
In
.accept
this
figure
for
'"",r-
1
'"""mmi
n
u"
ntii
I
Hip
enable
as
it
stands,
the
pur-
""J'"')'
rni
nt
n.
I
roJ
clia.fr.
In
nuVe
it.
It
is
oiip
of
,n
lw"ni,WM
'
'
""'
truw
i
Hip
three
entries
nperalinjr
pen-
.
eralor
in
the.
plant.
The
suiier-1
BHrwk
bi.i
hmo-m
mnufn.iii
iiilcpd.Mil
or
utilities
ha
rccom-!,iniy
hy
Th
t.
Miihurn
:o,
l.imiii.
mendeil
that
all
the
machinery,
in
Toronto,
ont.
ilhe
plant
be
n"ispnei
of
.ax
it
Nr
-
'hi
opinion,
that
further
proiluc-
UflllCC
fAMMITTPIT
HP
'
lion
of
elcrlrirotv
there
uonlit
nnl
nVIUOE
iUmlOll
ILL
UT
1p
economical.
All.
MacilonaM,
chairman
of
the
utilities
committee,
toM
the
council
thai
Hie
.superintendent
HOSPITAL
DEALS
WITH
ROUTINE
IN
REPORT
Supporters
of
the
provincial
-government
will
undoubtedly
had
adviscil
that
the
rosi
of
main-'
nP,M,rnMK
,,
i,ohalf
of
the
have
been
pleased
o
hear
that
an
invetigaliou
into
the
P.li.E.
taining
Hie
old
steam
plant
would
j,0U!l,.
CommJHeo
S.
K.
Campbell,
charges
is
to
be
made.
When
they
were
repealed
-by
a
man
of
be
prohilutie
and
thai,
if
de-
Ciajrnum
rejiorleil
o
the
hospU
such
.
prominence
as
Sir
Charles
llihbert
Topper
it
was
time
mand
Tor
additional
power
such
MMir,j
al
3hi
Hiat
U,o
that;
be
goveniniciit
took
ncliou
lo
clear
its
own
skirls.
If
it
as
for
a
pulp
mill
should
ariset
,.rjjZPr
Ja,
,0l,n
nr,,m
hut
w:is
a
niiirr
on
Hie
part
or
me
'l'mvinciai
l'arty,
ine
lUiill
lias
n
wim
ue
ocner
10
secure
u
had
not
yet
arrived.
The
wiring
Vha'nire
i.
ipkii
IkI
In
M
i
also
satisfactory
to
know
that
wide
powers
are
to
bej
-SuperlnUndent's
JOplnlon
Urowni,
the
lowest
lenderer,
at
a
given
Hie
Hoyiil
Commission
of
inquiry
in
order
lhat
those
who!
Hnlartring
on
his
opinion,
Mr.
C()(jl
ai,
,(
'(n(rP
hav
'made
Ibe
charges
against
Ihe
government
fir
against
in-
Ioe
told
the
council
that
a
ile-
mjj,(
(,
un
0Xra
f
3n
owinir
dividuals
may
be
forced
Id
divulge
the
-source
of
their
iiiformn-jmaud
from
a
pulp
mill
up
to
n
a
jtfnl
vrT-Ijrhl
of
the
In-tion
and
the.
reasons
that
caused
Ihem,
to
make
the
charges.
;
l!0
horse-power
could
he
up-
..rhr
fll
liri!rjnal
speclfil
''
The
commonest
form
of
political
campaigning
of
late
has
plied
from
the
Shawatlan
I,,an,-ajn
r(.pnrd
lo
lie
im-beeh
lo'
make
indiscriminate
charges
against
those
in
power.
If
more
were
required
it
would
he
,,n,v.m0I,
,,
fni
-ltay
ma-Niliielifncs
lbee
charges
may
be
backed
up
by
a
basis
of
fact,
a
paying
proposition
to
secure
it
'chln
the
repreentalie
of
the
biit
In
.most
crises
-they
are
sinlply
suppositions.
No
party
is
from
the
dry
dock
auxiliary
plant,
jfjrm
j,p
,Pr(.
n,
WPpJi
free
from
sins
of
this
kind.
All
have
indulged
frsely
but
the
He
considered
it
advisable
lo
bs-jwi(n
nnfr
Wl,
placed,
newest,
and
supfMccdly
the
cleanest
party,
has
been
one
of
the'pose
or
the
Cow
Hay
plant.
:
,n
n,lH1aj
,.VPr)i,ing
wns
worst
offenders
in
Ihis
respect.
11
will
now
be
given
an
oppor-
In
answer
In
a
question
hy
Alil.'pjjn
()n
wpjj
jml
l0rp
wag
a
luuil
to
make
good.
Already
the
mot
prominent
firm
of
audi-
Muuro.
Mr.
Lowe
said
that
the
,),,.,
an
()f
jn,.n
an,
0ier
ma-lors
Ibe
world
the
books
of
Ihe
l.(!.K.Idisjioing
of
the
engine
ui
is
engaged
in
auditing
one
'nl,Pria
j0
w
,,'f
opinion
that
will,
a
view
to
satisfying
the
government
ami
the
people
in
re-
queSiion
wtj.uld
not
rie
p
lhMtl
waH
a
for
womPn'-.
(Jrii
ii
i
iin-Mi
uriiuii
ll
.ill.M
IMHI-.
I
ills
will
now
lip
iiiuiiwrii
iiw
iij
plain,
uiijnaj.
i
iif-ir
,nl,tii,
inni.
nflor
Murn
aiiAiiiury
1"
H'OK
uiu
r.
.inri
I
..i.i:..
:
:
i...
u
i
if
:
i
ii.-i'
..n
inn
i.
'
"
j'lii'ii'"
iiiipiirj
iij
ii
iuij.ii
Lniiiiiuissiiiu.
n
n
i.
j-iiuiu
nun
rn-
in
iiiiirr
i'"i
"
i",v,r'
cliina
was
nUo
needed
V
small
:ii
.1
i
'
.:
.
ii.-.--.
i.i
..
....
i
'
there
has
been
robbery
or
wrong
doing.
Ibe
people
will
demand
engines
there
heides.
The
su-t
that
Ihe
offenders
be
punished,
and
such
a
demand
is
right.
If.
ierinlcndent's
estimate
on
the
on
Hie
other
hand,
it
is
found
that
there
has
been
no
wrong
do-value
of
Ihe
entire
Ow
Hay
ing,
ihe
Provincial
Party,
that
has
been
basing
ils
campaign
on
plant
was
1
l.ooo.
this
issue,
will
have
lo
hide
ils
bead
aiid
bury
itself.
What
is,
rurally,
tl
was
decided
nn
mn.
needed
is
a
thorough
investigation
and
the
punishment
of
any
Hon
of
Aid.
Stephens,
seconded
wrong
doers,
if
such
there
be.
Premier
Oliver
has
undoubtedly
hy
Aid.
Munro
to
nffer
Ihe
A.
II.
taken
.the
right
lep
in
granting
the
commission
under
the
cir-
Williams
Co.
the
engine
and
eurnstances,
although
an
audit
would
have
satisfied
the
ordinary
hells
for
?975.
person.
Ill-advised
8trike
;
Ended
Fatally.
The
ill-advised
Vancouver
waterfront
strike
has
ended
fatally
to
the
men.
They
A'ere
led
by'"
irresponsible
'
"persons!
;
who
cm-ad
for
nothing
but
causjng
friction
between
employers
Son
and
Dauflhters
of
England;
'ipxpendiliire
was
needed
in
the
(laboratory
as
soon
as
the
funds
would
allow
for
II
and
a
graduate
nurse
should
be
employed
In
look
alter
this
instead
of
a
pupil
nurse
as
II
was
very
important
work.
"NOTHING
EQUALS
VICKS
FOR
A
COLD"
lMUb
LAM
NHiM!Mn,lob
8y
Th,
Vaporizing
Salve
Is
Won
derful
Honor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cyril
J
'"
'lulck
direct
treatment
Tor
Westawa,
Who
Are
ic((u
(f
f,,il(
,7r
PrrtMI.ups
Leaving
city
a()
al,ipuUo
lf
Vioks
As
a
farewell
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cyril
Westaway.
who
are
leaving
after
the
Xew
Year
for
Salmon
Ann
where
Mr.
Westaway
will
go
into
business,
a
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
hy
the
Sons
and
Daughters
of
Kug-
land.
Voicing
Hie
general
regret
that
would
be
felt
through
the
departure
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Westaway,
who
had
lieeome
highly
popular
during
llieir
residence
in
Prince
Huperl,
Mayor
Newton
presented
Ihe
honored
guests
with
a
'handsome
leather
suitcase
nn
behalf
of
the
lodges.
'Ilinugh
taken
quite
hy
surprise,
Mr.
Westaway
replied
suilaldy,
expressing
Ihe
appreciation
of
himself
and
Mrs.
Westaway
and
slating
that
their
pleasant
asso.
cialions
in
the
cily
would
be
long
remembered
by
them.
-The
prize,
winners
at
card
were:
Mrs.
Whatman
Sr.
and
Mayor
Newton,
firsts,
and
Mrs.;
Frank
Olapp
and
Melh
lavie,
seconds.
Hefreshmp'nls
were
oer
throat
and
cliesl
at
liiJJ
iuie
Not
only
is
Vicks
absorbeiH
ihrough
I
lie
skin,
but
its
healing
vapors
of
Camphor,
Menthol,
Kucalpytus,
Turpentine,
lc,
are
hreuthetl
all
night
directly
into
the
affected
air
passages,
belief
usually
coirie
by
morning.
Just
as
good,
too,
for
cuts,
burns,
bruises
ami
itrhing
skin
troubles.
,
,
Mrs.
Ilyckman,
HI'
loth
Street,
Hraudon,
Maniloha,
says;
"1
have
used
Vicks
Vapoltub
with
the
greatest
salicfiictioii,
tuid
think
there
is
.nothing
to
equal
it
for
a
cold.
As
soon
as
I
feel
a
cold
coming
rill
I
jusl
rub
a
little
of
Vicks
on
my
throat,
nose
and
chest
when
I
go
lo
bed
at
night.
and
my
cold
is
all
gone
in
the
morning.
I
really
think
it
lb
most
wonderful
remedy
I
ever
used,
and
I
will
always
liuve
it
in
my
home."
At
all
drug
stores,
60c
a
jar
For
a
free
test
Air.e
package,
wrile
Vick
Chemical
.
Company,
3M
St.
Paul
St.,
W
Montreal
P.O.
Though
Vicks
is
new
in
Canada
it
Iras
a
remarkable
Dale
in
the
Slales.
Over
17
mHlion
jars
used
yearly.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
.Prince
Rupert
Hoy
(!.
Wrighl.
.1,
M.
llockln
and
Charles
A.
.Ingrich,
Van
couver;
Nick
Orlaneh,
L,
Austin
nnl
.1.
Davis,
Surf
Inlet;
John
It.
Turner,
Sinilher;
W.
fi.
Hur-ris,
llazeltnn;
W.
,
II.
Maquel,
Prince
ffeorge.
-Central
K.
Andy
and
K.
Kloar,
Surf
In-
Jet;
Mrs.
Fraser
and
child,
surf
Inlet;
Mrs.
F.
Ilohcrlson,
Unity,:
Hush.
DEDUCE
PAY
OF
PUPIL
NURSES
.(continued
from
-page
one)
nearer
like
those
In
other
places,
lie
did
mil
mind
making
II
from
len
(o
.fifteen
per
cent
higher
ow
ing
to
local
conditions.
Miss
Ilandall
and
the.
graduate
nurses
fayored
the
change.
was
more
conducive
lo
loyally,
A
large
allowance
created
I
lie.
Idea
of
J
working
for
money
rather
than'
NABOB
M$
VACUUM
PACKED
COFFEE
Si
m
ill
Mi
loyalty
lo
the
professi
in
lb"
sald'lhat
when
(be
nmtter
-arue
up
for
consnleraiioii
a'
the
ncx
meeting
he
might
move
nn
nmi'iidnwnt.
Secretary's
Salary
In
discussing
the
raise
in
sal
ary
of
the
secremry.
Mr.
Campbell
thought
it
might
be
adopted
right
now.
They
hud
only
to
look
at
Hie
system
inaugurated
hy
Mr.
Hired
to
see
its
value.
He
had
more
than
earned
the
extra
salary.
K.
II.
Mortimer
favored
Ihe
raise
hut
said
he
would
like
to
ee
Hie
other
inemliers
of
the
board
present.
Mr.
Slewtirt
thought
Ibis
wit
an
important
matter
and
others
should
.have
a
sayiu
it.
lie
did
not
want
to
he
accused
of
railroading.
Mr.
Cnfuibe
said
there
was
no
wih
to
railroad
anything
through
but
be
did
not
think
they
should
consider
those
who
did
not
come
In
the
meeting.
They
were
surpoed
to
be
present
nnd
should
not
he
consid
ered.
Mr.
Mortimer
a!o
objected
to
considering
those
who
did
not
,
attend,
hut
as
Ihe
oilier
matters!
had
been
held
over
perhaps
il
J
would
be
hest
tn
io
Hie
same
with
I
Ibis.
II
was
so
decided.
1
There
were
present
I),
(t
Stewart.,
chairman.
U.
C.
Mcltae.
T.
Itns
Mackay.
K.
II.
Miirlimer.
A.
Mackenzie,
S.
K.
Campbell
and
Secretary
Hired.
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