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DAILT
-EDITION
Hopeless
Conditions
Turn
Out
All
Right.
91
86
i
.Monday,
February
llSI.
It
seems
to
be
quite
true"
that
vie
suffer
more
from
our
fear
than
from
thing
that
actually
happen.
Condition
look
nopelo-
add
we
fe-l
Mire
omelhing
dreadful
is
going
to
happen
and
then
gradually
the
trouble,
die
away
and
we
wonder
later
why.
wo
were
so
perturbed.
The
average
person
docs
not
se
very
far-aod
doe
not
reaon
well.
There
i
a
lack
of
knowledge
of
human
nature-
and
particularly
of
the
workings
of
the
human
mind
that
puts
u
quit?
wrong
inour
calculations.
The
condition
in
Hermany
today
looks
rather
hopeless,
yet
it
will
proliabiy
work
out
welL
The
people
there
are
getting
their
first
big
real
punishment
from
the
war,
a.
somewhat
similar
punishment
to
that
w'hich
others
got
at
th?
time
of
the
conflict.
However,
peoide
are
beginning
to
realize
that
they
cannot
punili
(icrmauv
without
at
the
same
lime
punUhing
themelve
wwl
m
many
case
it
is
the
innocent
wjio
uff?r.
Tim
self1h-
nes
of,
h
ii
man
nature
will
force
the
countries
of
the
world
to
try
to
agree
to
treat
each
other
properly.
France
is
now
going
-through
a
financial
panic,
the
punishment
for
refuting
to
be
magnanimous
to
(.iermany.
Housing-Conditions
.
'
In
Great
Britain
.
The
hoiiting
conditions
in
fircat
Britain
are
causing
a
good
ileal
of
w-orrv.
Houses
are
needed
bul'-the
"rol
of
building
i
so
high
that
the
poihlc
renlt
do
not
pay
interest
mi
the
invet-mertl
and
the
result
is
peopl
refute
to
build
new
houtes.
The
governmciil
ha
promised
to
deal
with
the
question
at
an
early
dale,
and
going
into
the
limiting
business
will
make
taxes
higher
there.
Part
of
the
trouble
in
ronn?olion
with
the
housing
problem
has
arjsrn
frv.ro
the
refusal
of
Parlianlenl
to
sanction
a
raise
in
rent.
'Wages
have
gone
up
and
the
cost
of
living
generally
lia
advanced
and
with
it
was
bound
tit
go
the
rents
of
houes.
Some
landlords
took
advantage
of
the
scarcity
to
make
inordinate
profits
o
the
government
had
to
step
in
to
protect
the
householder.
This
protection
hat
been
extended
for
another
period
of
years.
11
wa
irohably
Hi?,
right
thing
to
do
but
it
had.
its
reaction.
Prohibitory
legislation
is
often
useful
hit
no
one
ran
te)l
what
will
be
the
effect
on
the
country
until
it
has
been
Iried
01U-
Preparing
For
Hebrldean
Settlers.
Il
is
announced
that
tie
finite
arrangements
have
been
made
for
bringing
the
starving
Hehrideaii
settlers
to
Ilriti-h
Colum-bia,
where
they
will
engage
in
fithing
ainl
farming.
Tlie
Provincial
Government
will
make
loans
to
the
settlers
haod
on
the
work
Ihey
do
on
their
land.
,
Quick
action
will
have
to
be
taken
in
connection
with
these
settler.
The
conditions
tui
Ihi
coast
are
ideal
for
them
but
the
grealet
care
will
have
to
he-taken
toinsur'lhat
no
niMake
s
are
ma.de
and
lhat
the
new
eltters
gel'
the
foir
benefit
of
all
monie
expended.
They
do
not
understand
our
rulums
h?reJand
will
need
a
good
deal
of
careful
supervision
.at
firsL
.Large
seUlo-menl
should
be
avoided
ju
orderthat
they
may
become
Cana-dinnized
as
-oon
as
poihIe.
s
Benefit
Selves
And
Help
pettlers.
By
arrajisiug
to
help
the
suffering
reople,of
the'
HeJtrides
we
thall
beidoiug
a
goKl
act
for
them
and
al
lhe
ame
tim?
shall
e
benefiting
ourtelve.
R'
might
In
wier
to
spend
a
little
.
f
,t
II
...1
if
..I.
't
-
ii
'
to
secure
settlers
from
oiher
huropean
counlne.
We
have
noilhere.
idjee(iou
to
the
reopIe
from
-any
rountrv
in
Europe
in
limil'd
numfters
but
(hey
have
lo
learn
the
language
and
adapt
theiri-
-ir
io
me
cuiom
oi
ine
country
nnu
il
is
not
iiulil
the
second
generation
that
Ihey
become
real
Canadian.
The
same
i
true
of
many
Eugli.-h
and
Scotch
people
but
the
difference
is
not
o
marked.
,
The
Royal
Commission
on
Polpwood
Will
Hold
Public
Hearings
COUNCIL
CHAMBER,
CITY
HALL,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
Thursday,
February
28,
1924.
Session
at
10
a.m
and
2
p.m.
The
Coiiimiioii
cordially
iilviles
the
ntleiiiLiucc
of
tboe.
desiring
to
give
videiice
regarding
timber
export
and
forel
conservation.
UNloM
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
StUlart
Prom
Pflnct
Rupert.
vaaoeurw.
vicroau,
ocn
rn,
smm
ar.
Tumn.
rm.
rr
vanoeuvsiR,
vieroata,
airt
u4
mm
ut,
sir
hm.
aaTOx,
uc
mi,
rrtwAMT,
wttw
.
a
wm.
i
eoT
aiayeow
mm
mim
cinriM,
riMf
jus.
til
Ik4
AftaiM.
4.
aarMln,
SiiiL.
rrtne
RuMrt.
fe.C
in
low
of
the
Ins
Bermuda,
two
trows
rarrynip
:no.0i)o
fool
of
lumber
arrival
yesterday
after
noon
from
lh
Whalrn
mill
at
Swannn
May.
fl
will
l
loaded
(hit
week
on
C.O.M.M.
l
easier.
Canadian
Scottish
Tor
shipment
to
I
ho
Orient.
There
will
alo
he
an
additional
Sim.imo
feel
from
interior
mills,
this
alrraly
having
arrie.t
at
the
lumber
as.
embly
wharf,
The
Scoflih
it
duo
on
Wednesday
to
go
Into
duk
alter
which
the
louilinv
will
commence.
BROOME
NO
STRANGER
TO
NORTHERN
COAST
Man
Who
Is
Arranging
for
Flight
Round
the
World
Was
Formerly
In
Alaska
.
Colonel
Itronnio'
who
Is
expected
here
Ihi
week
to
arrange
for
the
visit
of
I
lie
British
round
the
world
flight
is
no
stranger
to
Ihis
part
of
the
country.
At
the
lime
of
the
wreck
of
the
Islander
in
1001
he
was
supervising
the
const
ruction
of
a
cannery
in
TaVu
Harbor
just
seven
mile
away
from
wheVe
the
tragedy
look
place.
Two
years
before
lhat
he
was
astociated
in
a
tuitinot
way
with
(.apt.
.Neu
ronitis,
manager
of
the
C.l'.ll.
coast
sl.'amthip
service.
SALE
FOR
RIDLEY
HOME
ON
SATURDAY
Sum
of
S24.15
was
Realized
at
Affair
Held
In
Red
Cross
Hut
The
Mini
of
21.I5
wa
real-
izeil
at
the
sale
of
home
cooking
given
on
Saturday
afternoon
at
the
n
C.rost
Hut
in
aid
of
the
Ridley
Home.
Thote
in
charge
of
the
alTair
were
Mrs.
H.
Hlance,
Mrs.
T.
MeClymont,
Mrs.
I
Maxwell,
Mrs.
J.
O.'
Siren,
Mrs
II.
Beaumont.
Mr,
fl.
W.
Kerr
and
Mr.
J.
Vigcr.
TELKWA
Tbe
Terriers"
a
number
of
chnols
boys
played
a
snappy
little
game
of
hockey
against
the
"Bloodhound,"
the
married
men,
on
Thursday
afternoon.
There
wa
some
splendid
play
on
both
hie,
and
Telkwa
may
e.inect
some
real
good
players
from
the
ranks-of
Hie
boy
in
a
few
year
time.
L.
Clinlftn
Johntton
of
Topley
slopped
in
Telkwa
on
hi
way
lo
Smilher
on
Wednesday
last.
Mis
Irene
fiilmour
i
spending
a
few
days
visiting
.Mis
Lola
Wakefield
al
Tyee
Lake.
I
he,
ladies
of
St..
Stephen
Church
hold
a
very
succesful
whist
drive
on
Friday
evening.
Owing
In
lhe
prevailing
mild
weather,
which
is
unlooked
for
in
this
part
of
lhe
world
at
this
lime
of
lhe
year,
there
I
a
great
deal
of
sickness.
This
is
specially
noliceable
amongst
lhe
children
.mis
rene
.MPiionaM
ten
on
Friday
morning
for
llazellon
where
she
will
siind
n
few
dav
more
money
io
gei
ineso
.-troinsn
people
n?re
man
we
siiouia
visiting
her
sistei
who
leache
MOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
.
Holdcrofl,
Viclorta;
A,
Farrow,
Alf.
II.
Living.
Miss
M.
A.
Mulhall,
X.
Murchie,
W.
F.
Irani.
.
s.
Waring,
W.
A.
Wallace
and
C.
J.
Quanlic,
Vancouver;
J.
K.
Berg.
Ketchikan;
lly.
Halliwell,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Clark.
Smilher;
M.
L.
Jlark,
fieorgelnwn;
II.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness;
A.
II.
,
Brown
and
It.
MacLeod,
Burns
Ijike;
A.
Wall,
C.X.H.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
fios-ninn
and
children,
Prince
Oeorge.
Central
F.
Daniels,
C.N.H.;
A.
Morrison,
Garcms;
Ted
.lohnslon,
Terrace;
P..
Biaul,
Ilmnnlou;
Chri.
Dixon,.
Georgetown.
.
Tfce
Mat
the
Mm
V
SAYSt-
THE
prisoner
olueeled
Id
the
uewspaiers
saying
he
walked
forth
a
nwmn
.when
b'
'"loft
jail
in
company
with
his
wife.
Jut
why,
I
wondert
N
KISSIXO
fs
nil
right
a?
Iffnirl
1
atll
III
A
ll-.
IsA
l..lt
I
I.I
-ft
halo
to
e
her
fisting
the
other
fellow.
-.'
'
''
i
FOH
h'
efton
who
live
rhief-
ly
for
iarliej
and
afternoon
'teat.
Prince
ftuiiefl
Tt
(Tie
place.
Yes
eorlayily
HiaT
1
i
I
f
I
old
lon
is
1
one
limnAyrseV
oil
tea.
TIIK.ltrilih
climate
is
much
like-
thai
in
British.
Columbia.
Vol
I
hey
play
football
there
in
the
winter
ami
bore
in
the
"
THESE
nre
Hie
day
when
you
see
I
ho
people
straggling
o(T
of
a
Sunday
afternoon
lo
bxik
oxer
lhe
boat.
polih
up
(he
engine,
or
givrt
her
a
slioH
spin
JuM
see
what
she
Can
Ho.
.
THE
French
.
iornment
has
the
rlTil
blea.
It
say
ilk
will
dissolve
I'arlia'monl
if
Hie
inem-
iers
don't
ole
right.
'
,
.
.
THE
dillicully
"oIhuiI
having
Hufte
Scotchmen'
from
lhe
llehriden
in
(Canada
l
thai
Miy
do
not
speak
our
language.
.
SOME
people
aver
Dial
the
Na
tional
language
of
Canada
it
Soottith
and
you'
won
bl
Ibink
so
tiMt
if
you
alien.
It'll
the
police
ourt
regularly.
THE
chief
iruluslrifs
in
Prince
llupert
'Xre
saVI
to
be
fishing,
lea
drinking,
crd
playing
and
croiiluctiug
fraternal
functions.
J
Ten
Years
Ago
j
'j
in
Pilnc
Rupert
j
February
25,
1914.
'
The
Daily
w
say
thai
the
protincial
goyeriifiienl
1
prn
viding
a
mortgage
of
between
ton
and
?5nn
on
every
s
man.
woman
omt,
child
In
Britith
Loiumitia
lo
iack
ifii.it
iora
r"ailway
which
will
sidetrack
Prince
llupert
.ami
boost
Van.
cnuver.
Ten
car
loads
of
high
grade
nre
pate.l
IhrmiKh
'Prince
llupert
last;
week
bound
from
the
Silver
Standard
mine
at
llaielon
to
lhe
Trail
smeller.
This
make
a
total
of
i
carload
t
or
721
Ion
of
ore.
.that
the
property
ha
shipped
Ihis
winjer.
h
protided.
In
the
Letter
Box
HOW
COME?
Port
et.inglon.'
il.C
Feb.
21.'
lion.
I.dililor,
Xews.
Prince
rnne.rll'B.C.'
Hon.
detir
siir
!ad
eclaele
ha
eolne
oer
niy,,lion
and
.1
weep
tears
copious,
friend
llah-ilogo
and;
self
fishing
off-keena
river
when
.
nld
snd
sneclaclo
lookip'ace.4;
Biltner.
Amour
lust
or
rock,
etng.,
towed
to
Yaicouer
bv
jiother
sleanter
llashllngp
in
waierufg
lohes
inll
alo
with
near
tears'
copious,
sail)
'bow
come?"
What
for
jio
Jnnke
repair
drjrdbck
'ttuirt-!
ami
I
alo
rise
to
ak
alo
how
come
big
FLOATING
SPECKS
BEFORE
THE
IJYES
MEANS
LIVER
TROUBLE
Wbro
HtU
Ur
to
fliKt
bef
III
tjn,
kIhb
efihn
ei
lo
lurn
ktack
fr
few
-f)i
iikI
jixj,
fri
ir
yrj
ere
rln
to
fjint,
)fnt
rtn
rf'l
ired
Ihil
j-fHir
llrf
it
not
worttnr
pruffly.
The
rwnilal
nunc
I
4n
la
ll
rm
here
lh
llr
l
h,w,
Uiy
fr
lorj"'!.
H
li
llr
It
up
by
ib
11
m.
r
Mllburo't
Uti-Uver
eilln
a
a.
I
rlrar'
mf
U
eru-
maljtM
m,M
of
if
ind
polntKi
mailer
from
il
i)tm.
Mr.
Vl.
ArUixli
frnlll'.
OnU
rm:-
-l
umhI
ti,
I
i
fully
lM.ih.rJ
llli
fltln
trk
tefor
my
eye.
J.
E.
Berg,
manager
of
ih
''dlrTV,rf.
,lr'';
to
my
ioB,,,h.
1
.
.
J"
n-r
Mat
of
your
Mlltmrn:
M-ir
In
Fi.1.
v.
1
11
.Martin
Ush
Co
Ketchikan.
ar-'i.t..i
i..p
,.
1
.....
r.i.l
nvwi
in
the
city
by
Saturday
well
1
rrr
m.
.inw
1
ilwiyi
keep
anernoon'H
train
from
a
business
trip
lo
w
Vork.
He
i
going
north
on
the.
Princes
Mar
this
afternoon.
IheBI
Ml
1110(1."
.Mllliurn'a
Uta-LOer
PUli
are
ti
rial
al
all
Jilr,
nr
Billd
rtlrrrl
o
reripi
t,t
prlre
hy
The
T,
Mllhurn
Co,
tainted,
Toruilo,
om.
i
PAGE
TWO.
THE
DAILY
NKW8.
i
n
.Monday,
February
ip.
For
One
Cent
if
you
max
obtain
3
cups
of
SALAD-
I!
H40S
AaK
for
a
trial
paeKag
today.
Delicious
!
Economical
!
The
Daily
News
PR1XCR
MJPF.ItT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
'
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
(Rupert
II.
F.
PULLEX,
.Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES!
LUMBER
ARRIVES
FROM
SWANSON
BAY
Tug
Bermuda
Came
in
Yesterday
Afternoon
with
500,000
Feet
for
Shipment
to
Orient
tltey
certainly
BULL
DOG
SIZE
I
A.
II,
Tomfipson,
provincial
Mx
collector
come
to
lUsinglonj
nrlicullurali!.'
add'retted
Ihelnnd
make
me
pay
tate
and
l
Prince
llupert
.llorlicnllurai
Society
at
a
meeting
in
lhe
cily
lull
latl
nighl.
'.M.'
M.
Stephen
knowing
big
drydock
kept
up
by
lae
and
how
can
country
keep
lip
ueet
dock
if
such
perceed.
ing
negotiated.
(
rjo
to
atfc
lion,
siir.
Yours
truly.
Ml
TSFHASIll.
Prosperous
advertising
means
regular
continuous
artvertlslnn.
in
eaoaATi.
IN
TNI
SUPRIMI
COURT
Or
IRITilH
COLUMBIA.
fn
lhe
Mailer
rf
lh
Ailiuliir.iratloa
M.
VS
In
Hi
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