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SCHOOL
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Chosen
Chairman
at
First
Meeting
Last
Night
Coal
Orders
Given
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a
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and
the
United
Stoles,
in
.advance,
per
ysar
an.nn
2."c
per
line
2c
ner
word
lump,
12.21;
mine
run.
Slt.yO;
screening,
at).
10;
'IVILu-m
liiinn
yll
lit-
i.i.i..
.nt.
VIU.IiU.
,
Order
Placed
There
was
a
lengthy
discussion
on
Ihe
respective
merits
-of
the
various
varieties
which
-resulted
:iu
(he
decision
to
order
CO
Ions
Jot
Tf'Lkwa
coal
from
Philpoll,
jh'vilt
A
Co.
at
l0.i0
and.
30
tons
;of
Kdsou
from
the
I'rince
Rupert
ll'ee.l
Co.
at
10.75.
In
the
event
-k
'of
the
former
firm
being
uniihlc
Salary
Revision
Will
be
Discussed
to-accept
the
order,
on
ceount
at
Special
Meeting
on
Estl-
iot
Mr.
Kvitt
being
an
alderman,
mates
the
tirder
will
'go
to
the
I'rince
S.
H.
Parker
was
chosen
chairman
nf
the.
school
hoard
for
102
1
Rev.
Dr.
Grant
Given
Vote
of
Con-
i
fldence
at
Close
of
Meet-I
Ing
Last
Night
To
all
oilier
countries,
in
advance,
per
vear
......
"
"
$7
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Til)
'
Mie
kink
of
!).:
ft
willi
"
'.
all
debts
paid.
Transient
Display
Advertising.
;
,
.$1,10
per
inch'
per
insertion
Mr-
s,asey
on
behalf
of
the
Transient
Advertising
on
Trout
Page.;...-:
JJS.SO
per
irih
i,a,l''
r.i'l
society
al.l
they
had
Local
Headers,
per
insertion,..
.
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion....
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion.
(lonlraet
Pales
on
Application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
...
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
17
members
and
had
held
regu
lar
nreclirigs
a
well
as
a
good
.trie
per
agnte
j,irj'any
social
events
ggg9Thui
day,
January
2t,
VJ2
Mrs.
ISorio,
Irensurer
for
the
ladies'
aid,
reported
2,20
on
93
lliaml
inl
thai
iluriug
Ihe
year
-86
tlhey
had
cleared
4oo!i.i:i.
.Mrs.
I
ay
lor
read
Ihe
report
or
Mrs.
Siimlisoii
on
the
cradle'
roll
showinir
(here
were
now
(51
-on
in...
lid
NY.
F.
Duncan
for
the
Sunday
Ihe
social
columns.
OUI
I
h
a
number
of
people
nave
already
broken
dial
New
Near
resolution
about
coriimenc-
ing
lo
save
regularly
every
week
A
PF.HSO.V
who
spends
every-
thing
he
has
is
a
spendthrift
but
a
person
that
runs
heavily
in
debt
noil
never
pays,
i,
an
arlisl.
A
YYO.MA.V
sued
for
divorce
because
her
husband
made
such
an
awiui
noise
eallncr
Krane-
fruil.
If
Canadian
judges
would
only
listen
(o
that,
kind
'of
reason
I
know
whore
there
could
be
a
big
crop
of
divorces
hiised,
-
DIN'OItCH
Is
Ihe
bridge
that
leads
from
one
matrimonial
venture
lo
another.
.
PHINCK
Ililpert
Is
full
of
ice.
bergs,
according
lo
pne
no
i.-Inercial
man
who
tried
to
gei
rresh
with
tjome
of
Ihe
girls
in
this
cily.
He
was
frozen
lo
suu'i
an
exlenl
that
people
now
call
him
'a
big
IHT."
!
TIIKIt
M
is
lalk
nf
importing
a
number
of
'osteopath
to
loosen
up
some
of
the
bonebeaih
around
(own.
I
might
take
a
dollar's
worth
of
treatment
my
self
If
I
can
gel
press
ruin.
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for
the
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News.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
TTmr.oilwy
.Twimary
,
lf
:
I,
ORGANIZATIONS
OF
HAD
A
WEAK
HEART
CHURCH
REPORTED,
WAS
VERY
NERVOUS
FOR
THREE
YEARS
MUs
.;!
riiruin,
7i-laii.tia,
Sank.."
urlten:--
-I
,h
t
j.0
kn,,w
,W
tnil.il
SIMmI
Miltilifn
IIabM
n.l
V..r.
mil.
Reports
submitted
ul
lln
meet-
Iwv
ti.in
Mr
m
'
ing
of
I
ho
congregation
of
I
hot
,.
Presbyterian
Church
yMMy
JST
rai
XuZ
showed
nil
the
subsidiary
organ.
,wa
ihtvoik
umMiiiH
i
wouki
izalimis
in
a
healthy
Minlition.
"
rint'y.
The
Moderator
nil
Mmir
.f
lhcj
tw.rrt
.f
many
wis,
had-recm-
iscsinn
explained
that
the
slight
mended
your
lli-art
ami
.-rv
pills,
wi
I
'decrease
ill
membership
was
lue,,l,','1',,,
10
rtv
U
in
a.irlal.
After
I
h.l
j.n
Wide
moving.
A
Hiun-I,
a.
n
wesiern
town
wan
largely
a.wa
nwiph-iiy
riiveii.
'procession.
People
were
nil
Hie)
limn
nmiiiL.
ml
tr..li.
Tl.nl
W
-"iirim
rr
nm
rauain,
congregation,
litiwcM'p,
was
in
splendid
heart
ami
was
vitally
in.
Icreslcil
in
Hi"
cause
for
whirli
lln'
church
stands.
On
In-half
of
I
he
hoard
of
num.
agers
NV.
J
McKiulcy
said
there
had
been
but
two
ipielions
be.
fori
I
In-ill,
tint
annual
one
of
fi-iianciiiL'
and
lh
now
one
of
church
building.
The
treasurer
reported
a
hal
School
reported
an
average
at
tendance
of
between
80
and
00
and
H
on
hand
after
paving
all
expenses.
For
the
rhoir,
Mrs.
Marlon
.-poke
briefly,
and
following
vole
of
thanks,
said
it
was
good
to
know
Ihe
efforts
hail
been
appreciated.
She
would
compy
Ihe
vole
nf
I
hanks
to
the
choir.
There
were
oles
of
thanks
to
all
those
who
had
worked
in
the
various
orvmnialiori
and
nl
the
close
a
lunching
scene
took
place
on
Ihe
pnsmg
of
a
vole
of
con
fidence
in
llev.
Ilr.
firanl.
Tip
Doctor
was
much
moved
and
"
"
lit.;.
i
t....
i
-t..
.i
-
.
r.-.
i
nni
lower
!0sl
,
the
church
work.
He
had
oiu.irr
on
iriKwa
ai
KiUl.Ud.
Unmolime-
foil
II
mM.I
I...
.ii;
Chairman
Parker
iimnmppil':'
i.
i.r,
.
i
...
..
..
.
at
the
first
meeli.itr
of
Hie
hoar.l
n.
....,.
.u-
,lVi
.
J
"
"
"
"":
"
'
"nicr
mai
lerday
afternoon.
Mr.
Parker's
'
"
,
;
?
''
"
"''1"
,
"
name
was
i,,.,oe,l
l,v
Tr.,,le
.i'
,
I
.....1
'
.
"
is,r"
,,n,pr
Uiir'1
circi.niHla.ife
,.....
'
.
.
.
r
.
...
'
...i-jr..,.
i...-ir
oioies
lojie
pjvins
un
a
cood
nosilinn
an.
n
minimis
uiiu
sri-onoeo
ny.irus-
nar
Cn
ar
v
wllli
ri-vml
w.inl
it,
,
,
..
.
.
..
.
tn.reelinv
(hat
when
his
i
io
p.
ii
n
ii.
vv
oiior
i
.
.
,
wo.-k
ended
.....
..........
,
iiiiiihii's
ami
ground:
name
was
put
forward
by
Mr.
Hoot
h
School
Trustees
Casey
Parker
and
Trustee
Hrichestei4
juu
Hochrspr.
but
he
withdrew.
On
taking
Ihe
jrdeii
Street
Trustees
NVil-
cluiir,
Mr.
Parker
Ihiinked
the
Jjams
and
Orme.
,
memheiK
for
the
honor
conferred
King
K(war.l
'sclioolTrulees
upon,
him
and
congratulated
Jhe
Omie
and
Casey,
-t-
new
triislecs
on
their
election.
Seal
Cove
Trustees
Hochesler
The
only
business
before.
Ihe
and
Williams.
board
was
the
ordpring
of
90
tons
The
chairman
nsked
the
com.
of
coal
ffir-
the
various
schools,
millees
to
give
serial
consi.ler-Tenders
were
'opened.
as
follows:
alion
to
the
mailer
of
playground
Prince
lluperl
Coal
Co.
Ster-
reMuirernenls.
lie
also
intimnle.
ling
egg,
S'J;70
per
ton;
Telkwn
Ihal-furllier
work
would
be
neces.
iimp...
11.)5;
I.adysmith.NVel-
sary
on
Ihe
llor.len
Sti-pel
school
linglmi
lump
..
13.tt;
mine
run,
this
year
probably
kalsomln-SI2.(ii:
M'imlieil
iiivi
u
i-,n
i..i.i
...i.t
.
.
.
screenings.
kK.'
all
i
m
t
:
'"'
"iio
"iiniioiK
ouisiue.
Salary
Revision
.
...
.
,-,,,''l,ry
.r)aimo.
Regular
mi-elings,
as
lasl
year,
NNellinglpn
jump.
12.25;
Telkwa
will.
be
on
Ihe
second
Wcdncdaya
lump.
11,05;
.
jn
llvlth
TUor(
wj,
,io
(tonsumers
Coal
Co.-Foolhills
special
niciinK.
however,
on
pea
slack,
H.ir,;mine
run,
IO.'Jo;ij.vhruar.v
r.
lo
K
into
the
malle-M-reee.
.nine
run,
ll.liO;
Mnl-
of
Minnie.
.t
thai
lime
salary
kan
M-ie.Pie,
mine
run,
1
0.10;!
revision
will
he
discussed.
It
Ca.ln.nlii.
HM.'i.r,;
Telkwa
screen-vas
referred
to
last
nighl,
but
no
'
u
""I;
T'u
MV:'5,
o
.'n-mher,.
of
Ihe
board
gave
any
M'''''JI''''---nalkan
fur-
Indication
of
(heir
inlenlions.
In
nace.
tn.,(i;
Nellowhead
su.,the
meanlime.
(he
present
scbed-'
;,r,
(:,'Vil
'""road
ules
will
be
submitted
i
ih0m.
gra.
e,
.75.
TUw
wdfl
flll,
uPmlanre
nf
Prim;,
lluperl
J-eed
Co.
Fdson
the
board
nl
Ihe
meeting
mine
run.
ni.7.r(;
T.elkwa.
l0.9f),
Pliil)iotl.
IMH
A
Co.
Nanoose-
.
Rubcribe
for
Ihe
Daily
News
Whcelev
Oakman
nlSam
SeGrassa
ia
Slippy
McGee"
.MaMaaaHaHaaV:
Sliowing
Tonight
at
the
Weslliolnie
Theatre,
he
would
haye
nolhin?.
lie
was
glad
to
tune
this
expression
of
confidence
as
if
would
ge
him
jheart
to
rarry
on
the
work
Jiere
j
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J
SAYS:-
T1IK
hoy
who
stole
a
ford
and
look
jt
one
hundred
miles
from
home
carried
Ihe
joke
loo
far.
SOMF.
gfrls
look
like
a
million
dollars
at
night'
and
In
Ihe
morning
bear
a
close
i
resern
bianco
to
ten
cents.
TIIK
editor
says
some
people
unable
over,
themselves
lo
eel
iulo
print
and
others
howl
their
heads
off
If
even
their
l.im
hands
relatives
are
menlioned
in
vimild
alvlM
aiiyiuio
IkvIiik
a
wi-ak
lH-rl
or
Irmililisl
with
niTriiimw
k,
llM-m."
Mllliunra
11,
N.
1'ilU
arr
trtr
a
U,
it
all
tVli-r.
nr.
maiM
illm-t
mi
nrolin
f
prlin
liy
Th
T.
Mlltmrn
Cu..
I.lniUH,
lnninin,
ont.
LABOR
HAPPY
OVER
FUTURE
Members
of
Parliament
Olve
Views
on
What
May
be
Exoected
from
Party
(SI.ASdOYV.
Jan.
21.
NV.
II.
Martin,1
one
of
Ihe
new
Clyde
members
of
Parliiiiiieut.
who
is
utsO"
chairman
of
the
Scottish
Independent,.
Labor
Parly,
speaking
at
Mllngavie,
said
I
hey
were
going
lo
have
a
ery
interesting
time
at
YvVstminsler.
The
eyes
of
Ihe
world
were
on
Ihe
British
House
of
tiommons.
Kuropc
was
looking
to
llrilon
for
a
way
out
of
her
chaos,
and
Ihe
thinking
population
of
all
countries
were
looking
lo
Ihe
first
Labor
government,
to
direct
them
Into
the
right
palhs.
lie
was
going
as
a
"live
wire"
lo
YVeslininslor.
W
illi
all
the
slrenglh
and
vigor
in
him
be
was
going
to
fight
on
the
floor
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
the
emancipation
of
the
workers.
Renounce
Salaries
1
Johnstone,
.M.P.,
continues
to
plead,
in
the
Socialist
journal
Forward
,or
a
renunciation
by
the
Labor
Oovernment
of
Cabi-i
net
Ministers'
salaries.
He
says
that
a
l.ahjir
Parly
which
lakes
Ihe
old
spoils
of
olllce
a
fixed
by
Ihe
capHulfsl
parlies
who
have
preceded.
Ihi-iii
is
commuting
a
spiritual
blunder,
as
It
will
discover
when
it
again
comes
lo
the
country.
If
the
Labor
Parly
attempted
lo
justify
Ihe
present
scale
of
salaries
it
would
be
throwing
away
a
great
opportunity
of
showing
Ihe
na
tion,
and
incidentally
a
hungry
working
class,
thai
It
was
aril-
mated
by
a
different
spirit
front
that
hilherlo
exhibile.l
hy
its
opponents,
Hailie
p.
J.
Dollan,
chairman
of
Ihe
Olaigow
Independent
Labor
PaVly,
discussing
Ihe
prospect
of
the
Labor
Oovprn-menl
says:
"A
Labor
Oovern-nipnl,
pvpii
although'
In
n'
minority
in
Parliament,
will
be
able
lo
do
more
for
the
workers
and
Ihe
nation
than
Labor
in
op.
position.
Theoretically
the
bel-
icr
position
for
Labor
would
have
Iippii
fur
Tories
and
Lib
erals
lo
form
a
Coalition
(iov-crunieni:-
with
Labor
in
npposi-
lion
as
j
i.oIpiiIIuI
successor.
Circumstance,
however,
modify
I
henries;
und
Socialists
ennnot
leave
circumstances
out
of
Outside
Support
A
Labor
(!overiiiiieiil,'
whether
whether
we'
like
U
or
not,
will
require
support
from
non-Labor
M.P.'s,
ami
in
Ihe
first
few
months
will
have
to
lake
Hint
factor
inlo
consideration
when
shaping
lis
policy.
Fortunately
mere
are
a
unrulier
of
M.P.V
who
are
pleilged
to
support
what
may
be
fiilrly
described
as
Minor
.reform,
affecting
such
promems
as
housing,
rcnls,
Uliemplnyiiipn
.
ci
ucallonal
urn.
tires
ami
child.'
tfffnre.
Theme.
Pledged
M.P.V
.are
in
honor
bound
lo
support
Labor
reform
Include
lories
as
well
as
Lib.
erals,
who
represent
industrial
:oiisliluoncies.
Indeed,
a
Labor
(iovernnienl
should
be
ablu
lo
iiviue
I
he
Liherals
and
Tories
on
many
iiiPslions
or,
doiiiesllc
lirgeyj-y."
Andrew
Young,
M.P.,
another
recruit
of
Win
Olasgow
group.
speaking
n
I'alrick,
said
Iho
bop
Parly
worn
going
Inlo
Ibeir
kingiloin.
TJiey
were
go-ing
o
be
Ihe
master
builders
in
Ihe.
great
temple
of
humanity,
fn
lha(,
lempln
men
would
dwell
in
happiness
and
peace,
and
In
Ihe
glorious
certitude
of
having
a
good,
life
all
jh
Hum,
a
men
and
women
ought
to
hovo.
NEPTUNE
TO
VISIT
WORLD
CRUISERS
The
rrrllOra.e
m4m
will
It
ltt4
I
all
...r.
kr
Ik
i:ar
(
Mk
m
hlr
.,
a
414
Ikaa
aaar
aa
Ik
,:
at
r'raar
lal
ar,
Mka
ar
!
la
Mml
mn4
X
When
to
travel
upon
the
sea
waa
to
venture
in
treat
danger
it
was
usually
thought
wis
by
the
voyagers
o
propitiate
the
god
of
the
waters
by
making
gift
to
him
tefore
setting
sail,
and
oftentlmei,
when
Neptune
dis-olayed
his
wrath
at
sea,
human
sacrifice
were
made
to
him.
To
our
superstitious
ancestors
the
son
of
Saturn
tnd
Ops
had
great
power
over
the
waves,
especially
tho
f
the
sea,
and
had,
therefore,
in
his
hand
the
welfare
of
ill
vessels
and
their
human
and
other
freight.
The
a-orship
of
Neptune
was
early
introduced
into
Rome,
tnd
July
23rd,
"Neptunalia,"
was
his
feast.
Aa
science
reduced
the
terrors
of
the)
sea,
and
education
and
higher
civilization
erased
the
sometimes
terrible
superstitions
from
the
mind
of
the
world,
so
the
worship
of
and
sacrifice
to
Neptune
ceased,
but
even
to
this
day
he
is
venerated
by
many
Latin
and
Scandinavian
ailors
and
no
ship-
croase
the
equator
without,
some
-ecognition
being
mad
of
him.
Usually
thl
take
the
onn
of
a
burlesque
performance
In
which
those
w
ho
are
aking
the
r
firs
grossing
of
the
line"
are
initiated
into
j
Ten
Years
Ago
I
In
frince
Itupert
j
h
January
24,
1914.
I
tie
'Prince
lluperl
Hoard
of
Trade,
at
H
annual
meeting
last
night,
elected
the
following
olllcers:
President,
(icorgn
It.
Naden;
vice-presidenl,
D.
0.
.Stewart;
secretary
treasurer,
J.
Lome
.MarLarcn;
Council:
F.
0.
Dawson,
A.J.
Morris,
NV.
M.
Law,
NV.
p.
Lynch,
T.
D.
Pallullo,
J.
(i.
McNab,
A.
Davidson,
II.
Jt.
Rochester,
Fred
Slork,
M.
P.
Mc-Caffery,
NV.
K.
Williams,
J.
It.
Thompson,
fieorge
D.
'file,
j.
NV.
Palmare,
M.
.1.
Ilohin
and
(f.
NV.
Nickerson.
Retiring
pre!-!
tlenl,
F.
(I.
Dawson
submitted
a:
report
which
showed
the
.snlen-'
did
progress
of
the
cily
nnd
dl-i
I
net
in
191.1
ami
aroused
I
ho.
culhusiaiii
of
the
member.
--
The
reorganized
H.C.
Fisheries
are
to
build
a
large
ice
and
cold
storage
plant
on
Porpoise.
Harbor
across
from
Port
l-ldward.
fieorge
Clayldn
has
Just
re.
lurried
from
a
series
of
meet
ings
of
the
shareholders
In
I'ng-
lanii.
About
forty
cftuple
allended
nn
enjoyable
dance
given
lasl
nighl
in
SI.
Andrew'
Hall
by
Ihe
Daughters
of
I
Tie
Umpire.
Mr.
Jarvis
Me
I,
end
was
con
vener
of
Ihe
affair.
'
Prosperous
advertising
mean
eeirnlnr
nnntinnon
advertising.
awaw
fis
ih
reyiK-rU
of
th
drp.
Tht
unlqua
photofrifb
rrprodurd
ik
mlui
aboard
th
Canadian
Panftr
Kmprru
f
F
,
v
iU.
on
a
"Round
tb
YVorld"
crola
last
yar
Npai
boarded
th
treat
liner
In
th
rtrly
morninc
:t
xUty
on
which
th
"llnr"
waa
crd,
and
hHd
)r
fit
wi
attended
by
the
Koyal
UarUr
ai
d
'
-r
i
offidaH
who
aMiated
in
tht
initlativn
tren:."
'
Vat
of
the
pajuenten
were
summoned
to
hi
aut-tl
pmm
and
ere
tried
for
their
mUdemeanour
ru
.bmtt
t
prain
beini
awarded
without
favor.
Tho
k
y
duced
evidence
of
having;
betn
'
Initiated'
&e;re
n
of
rourte.
exempt
from
trial.
,
ThU
year,
when
Neptun
board
lit
T
-rmi
Canada,
which
leave
New
York
ok
a
Itouad
rruit
on
January
30th.
hi
eeeretary
will
imu
a.
U
who
pau
be
I
or
th
uod
of
th
water,
ten
-mi
that
effect,
which
mill
t
cvunterelf
aed
by
I
t-'.jta'
Hoblnion.
K.N
It
.
whbrommand
lh
vral,a:
I
beside
befnr,
valuable
louvenir
ol
the
trip.
th
holder
from
further
trial.
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the
'Candy'
Kid
Sole
NgeuN:
,
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