PAQB
POM.
TH1
DAILY
lim
M.tnday,
Mar.-f.
Xw
Shipment
of
the
welU
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu?
known
"CHUMS"
Shoes
N"W
arrived.
All
size
f'ir
Children
anil
Misses.
QUALITY
RIGHT
PRICES
RIGHT.
"Small
Profits
ami
Quick
Returns."
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to'the
Old
Land
early.
For
Ticket.?,
Hates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE,
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
S30.
Night
or
Day..
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Mutor
Service.
Coal,
Hand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
I
Urcad
is
your
best
food,
f
liat
more
of
it.
Kept
hy
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Healed
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Rates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
669..
Willi
evera
al
j
In
the
Letter
Box
EXPORT
OF
LOGS
Kill!
or.
Iaily
News.
Those
of
us.
who
ilil
not
at
urpeil
lo
atlend.
The
views
e.pn!f.ed
wnill.l
in.lip.iln
Ihn!
IniW
U
nnK-f
thai
fhev
do
if.Mv.
Thr
'
mills.
on
Iugt'
.oumjfe
used
Ihe
same
scale
Sorilners
..
Il.('.
I.o??ers
claimed
I
hat
they
got
a
more
salUfAflory
cale
in
I'usel
rWunJ
than
they
diil
al
home.
They
also
receiVe.
Ihejr
check
more
promptly
in
Itellinf-
liam
or
Taroma
than
in
Vancou
ver.
Ihese
two
considerations
had'
much
lo
do
wilh
developing
(he
lo?
Export
trade
at
that
lime.
Rate
of
Wages
in
Vancouver
I8UZ.
Ihe
pr-
vailins
rale
of
wases
for
mill
help
was
twenty-five
dollars
per
iiM.nl
li
and
a
room
in
Ihe
hunk
house.
The
following
year
the
Iloss
Marlareu
miU
al
Sapperton,
Ihe
North
Pacific
mill
al.Harnel.
I
ho
I'orl
MotHly
milt,
Ihe
.Moody-
ville
mill,
the
Jluse
mill
of
Vancouver,
I.eamy
and
-
Kyle,
lhe
(Morse
and
the,
Hoyal
Gily
mills
;all
of
Vancouver,
were
closed.
some
of
tliPin
for
five
and
eitfliU
year.
While
they
were
closed
some
of
the
Helliiutham
-
and
Tacoma
mills
wpre
operating
steadily
night
and
day,
using
lareg
quantities
of
B.C.
logs,
and
selling
a
large
nmount
of
1
11
111-her.
moulding,
sash
and
doors
in
Ihe
(Tanadian
prairies
provinces.
Our
mills
with
thof
except
foa
of
Hastings
and
Che-
jinanius,
whose
Irade
were
large-:
ly
export,
were
idle.
Not
Good
Business
Tli
is
plan
of
supplying
ll.C;
logs
for
American
mills
was
not
T
THE
CROW
OF
CROUP
u
A
WARNING
that
I
he
rrrrt
locally
,'riito.
allowing
the
-exoort
of
loss,
we
tTtaf
W
ihi
tM
pc-
l.ave
the
a.lvanlae
of
pa.l
ex-j"-,,
A
LanrhHrn.
tmUlnn.
tmu
perienoe-
to
guide
us
in
deciding
who:
-vy
hiii
boy
a
trj
U4
for
Hie
future.
All
through
the
'
ni
1
p"w
i
m
anr-
tiineties
the
tnot
vexed
iM-ohlem
!I,.'n
w
i,,rir'
Wm
1
lrt1
.....
,
.
.wT
Siray
Ptn
Syrup.
I
rannnt
01
ine
lossiiis
in-JUHry
was
Hie
pn,w
11
too
NrMy
r
tu
eaimg
01
lops.
rraelirally
Mm."
every
mill
had
its
own
,calo"t
rrWf
,5e
bft1:
""
w
rnir
up
and
failed
lo
conform
with
that
tjZZZ
nV"
T"
",",r"
of
oilier
mills
either
fn
""
'
or
its
aiiliealion
In
ineasarini.
,
a
siven
Ihmhii.
The
mill
surr.i,h
w,,r
Him-flammed."
They
mlen.lent
usiiallv
.li.l
II.p
.Puling
,r"
J"u
"
various
for
Ihe
mill,
and
U'
is
a
fact
worthy
of
note
that
many
sueln
;
-diameter
and
lencths
years
of
ofaelimll11
km,w
"
&
a
J"
were
measured
on
Ihe
lo;c
decks
of
a
nl
rom-
.experience
lo.
Ihejr
credit
(ri
'
"-rt
""
,ur"
dieredilj
as
scalers
have
farted
'nPn
!'awn
,n
unr
Psence
repeatedly
to
pas
Ihe
jrovern-1
merit
examination
as
oveniment
scalers.
Many
of
Ihe
H.C.
mills
were
not
then
enjoying
the
same
ralinsr
in
luan
ami
Itradlreels
and
Ihe
lumber
then
measured.
'that
measure
elahlilied
the
standard
scale
for
that
sie.
rtie
results
however
were
dis
appointing
lo
the
loggers
and
many
M
hem
clajin
that
a
cc-
ai.
aw
wa
uei
maKing
a
tkerr'
Ihree-eighlhs
of
an
inch
ffni
wf-lf.
This.
like
olhor
nn-
hlems
where1
an
honest
and
sin
cere
atienrnl
is
made
by
both
parlies
to
reach
an
agr-'nenl,
is
no
longer
a
subject
of
conten
tion.
We
have
in
II.C
today
I
and
iave
had
for
year
a
,
staff
of
aj.solulely
competent
and
edicient
scaler.
.
Today
it
is
very
seldom
(hat
either
a
logger
kr
a
null
question
the
return
of
government
scalers.
At
the
Irf'guining
of
Ihe
pre
sent
century
theorganizalion
of
Ihe
Forestry.
Department
on
the
lower
mainland
was
not
so
efa-borate
as.
it
is
today.
It.
J.
Skinner
was
I
lie
ollice
staff
and
liig
Jack
Murray
was
Ihe
outside
force.
Some,
of
Ihe
1
1.(1.
luggers
itail
dcveloited
a
goml
line
of
cusl
oiners
on
I'ugel
Sound
and
when
the
emhargo
first
came
inlo
elfect
the
(the
loggers'1
were
loath
lo
loose
good
cus
tomers.
Timber
from
Crown
granted
land
was
exportable
and
according-to
'returns
lo
Ihe
gov
eminent
at
that
time
some
re
markahle
"nils"
were
made.
Kven
as
late
al
l!05,
Ihe
writer
held
a
crown
grant
of
five
hun
dred
acres
on
.larvl
Inlets.
which
according
lo
reports
must
have
produced
about
one
hun
dred
thousand
per
acre
after
Ihe
first
logging.
Now
the
Govern
inenl
have
Ihe
men
and
Ihe
launches
lo
see
where
Ihe-
logs
regarded
as
good
business
for
come
from.
Our
mills
are.
oper
:
-.
..1
1
.
.
1
.
.
...
...
our
province,
.vn
classes,
hot-
anng
ami
lei
Us
nm
atlopt
any
chants,
manufacturers
and
labor,
policy
that
worked
lo
Ihe
de
all
joined
in
the
elfort,
lo
slop
trimenl
.
of
Ihe
province
before
in
the
export
of
our
logs.
Their
Ihe
vain
hope
Dial
Ihe
result
first
effort
was
to
remove
the
would
lie
different
now.
grievance
of
Ihe
loggers,
the,
de-
Forest
Losses
feclive
sysleiu
of
scaling.
Reference
was
made
al
the
In
l.hi,s
connection
the
"Old-
session
of
Ihe
Commission
here
Miner
loggers"
will
Ml
you
thai
lo
Ihe
over-mature
Irees
in
wlinl
we
preier
ik
rail
western
nol
northern
B.C.
No
doubt
we
differ
an
annual
toss
from
this
L...
.
-
...
Tfl
AH
MfYTUTDC
'
cannni
cu
.111
our
1U
ALL
MUllltKu:
hillside
at
Once.
Our
forest
-
(OMM
In.
Lit
I
infifiilkltf
vmiI
mm
croup
un
uh
a
drr
couth
anu
through
careless
aad
criminallv
nu(
In
11
ttir.t;
am-r
mutrh
tlx
wakeful
logging
methods.
Of"-
lend
the
session
of
the
roreMry
T6,
m.
.n,r
iMn,
ru..y
.b.;:,l
"ia
ten.
irly
young
Commission
held
hero
recently
'
na
tun
m
ua
a
riuhj
rj.
..healthy
saplings
are
destroye.l
have
no
legitimate
romplainl.
yan.
and
niirtu
ksk
.ln
bringing
one
tree
to
the
water.
The
meeting
were-
well
adver-
"TL
e,7tiMan
-n,nn-
'"S
ar"
"
iise.i
aid
ail
wen
ibviKnI.
even
beraiie
too
m!r
h
m
dfriirti
1..
rM
rvi
4f.una
they
are
ttiriMtL-irge
to
w
luindleil
readily
hy
jlhe
donkey
iu
u.
Surh
los
t
,l,m1,1
w
P"
ar'
um
tn.
one
Mdc
lo
this
auesUon.
.Kjll-eful
Iilirroe.
In
a
few
week
111
iDii.iui-riiiii
nit-
Ui-Mlltll
oj
iwnni'i
nn
irnuiwoi
rron,
am'wi'
will
IM?
M'nillJip
lle
rillDiren
out
to
our
garden
for
a
head
of
leilur
or
a
few
younsr
rarrol.
In
pellins
this
they
are
not
al
lowed
to
lelroy
Ihe
rel
of
Ihe.
tfardeit.
ItOSS
MACKAY.
Sport
Chat
r
As
a
result
f
Ihe
decisive
victory
of
Hie
(irolto
over
Ihe
Son.
f
I!uglnnd
in
Friday
night's
biltiant
tournament,
lie
lead
of
the
in
'I
lie.
contest
;
...
lireat
eat
Wf
Ve(eran
for
the-
ilulxer
A
iimeroif
;up
has;
y
j.een
considerably
reduced.
The
tobacconist
once
again,
hate
fair
chance
of
eelljiig.
Ip
Ihe
lop
The
Veteran
wlH
'Xe,
jilaying
again
tnnighl
with
a
meeting
set
down
flween
them
ami
the
Sons
of
Kngland.
They
hae
a
high
reconl
Ut.
sustain
and
canuol
afford
lo
lose
many
points.
If
they
rio
not
make
more
than.
03
in
i.e
aggregate
their
average
w(U
,ie
rvdtice.i.
Scoring
records
to
date.
in
the
Senior
liaskclball
League:
W.
Mitchell
(Co)
211.
D.
Balfour
(Sun.
of
Canada;
235.
A.
A.
Koon
(Colts)
11.
II.
Menzies
(Sons
of
Canada)
177.
li.
Mitchell
(Colls)
117.
I.
Mitchell
(Teacher.)
112.
W.
Lamliie
(Teachers)
100.
Smith
(Collsy
95.
.
.
I-llie.
(Teachers)
.Hi).
ic
Menr.ies
(Son
of,
Canada)
51.
Harry
Aslori
'
Sons
of
Canada)
51
iiontiraham
vSousof
CanaiLi;
13
i.
Sheulojt
Tv.Kliers)
30.
trie
Mackintosh.
(Sons
of
Can
ada)
Ul.
It.
S.
Hurn
('ahersJi
28.
Ilazell-.lone
(Teacher
and
Colts)
10.
W.
Wralhali
'Te.ichers)
12.
Kelly
(Colls)
10.
R.
Harllell
(Colts),.
'J.
f.
(iurvich
(l'.olts)
7.
D.
II.
Hartness
(Teachers)
5.
R.
It.
Skinner
fSons
of
Canada)
5.
A.
Mitchell
and
C.
Woodworlh,
(Teachers)
nml
0.
Illylhe
(Son
of
Canada)
I.
V.
Frizell
(Colls)
2.
Ladies'
League
Mix
Caroline
MiU-ljotl
(Teacher
)
110.
Miss
Leona
Parker
(Adanacs)
107
Miss.
Myra
Harvpy
(Maple
Leafs)
83.
Miss
M.
Casey
(Kaieh)
19.
Mls.
V.
Shockley
(Adanacs)
12
Mis
A.
Kelly
'Adanaes)
39.
Miss
Sundae
Calderone
(Maple
Leafs)
30.
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wants
men
and
COI.LF.OK
FOH
SAI.K
Uuii.
h
"
Tnion
."
'
women
to'
IOxH;
fi-in
nuffalo
Will1
learn
the
Barber
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
is
ynuri
opportunity
(o
learn
a
trade
f
and
gel
into
steady
employ-1
ment.
Graduates
earn
from
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1
10.00
lo
1
50.00
per
week
A
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for
free
catalogue.
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Hasting-
K.
Vancouver.
j
WANTEH.
Man
familiar
wUk
generAI
country
store
business.
fit.
Oood
wages.
Mul
be
able
invest
$1,500.
SUmey
i.
secure.
Thl
I
an
exceptional
opMirl
unity.
Addre
in
instance
to
llox
163
Daily
New
ollice.
WANTF.D.
Hy
giwd
11ee.ll.
woman,
plain
sewing,
making
or
mending.
Onler
lakeiv
fori
knitted
socks
ami
loeking.
Write
W.J
Daily
Xew
ofllce
Princo
Huiri.
U.O.
1
W..TKI.
Hoirev.ork
of
,1
general
nature.
Will
lake
rare
of
children
ami
can
eixik.
Write
P.O.
llox
Kon.
51
WANTKD.
Woman
or
girl
lo
lake
care
of
children,
evenings.
No
work.
l'lmnt
l5
If
WANTKD.
Young
lady
a
as
sistant
in
dental
ofllce.
ril.
llox
I
ft
I.
Daily
New.
If
FOR
RENT
Modern
four
room
flat
for
rcnL
Also
'
ofllce,
with
modern
living
quarters.
Westernhaver
Hro.
tf
FOR
RI-LVr.
Furnished
house
keeping
room,
tin
Sixth
Ave.
Kail.
Phone
lilue
217.
tf
Fl'RMSIIF.D
shack
for
rent.
Also
(nrncy'Oxford
rango,
for
sale.
Phone
ltd
023.
tf
STKAM
Heated
Flat
for
renl
llesner
apartmcuU.
M.
M
filephens.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Second
Avenue.
LOST
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.
tf
.OST.
One
gold
drop
earring
belween
618
Fifth
Avenue
Kast
and
hospital,
l
liuler
pica
routrn
lo
Daily
News
Office
Reward.
tf
.Miss
A.
Morrison
(Kaiens
.
35.
Mis
Margaret
Graham
(Maple
Leafs)
33.
Mis
Nora
Pryce.
(Teachcr
32
.Mis
Laura
Frizxell
(Maple
Leaf)
25.
Mis
C.
Harvey
(Teuehcr)
23,
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay
(Teach
ers)
16.
Miss
II.
,und(uit
(Kaiens)
15.
Mis
Pel
Treniayne(Ajanacsj
I
.
Mis
L.
Lowe
Manlo
Leafs)
13
Mis
M.
Lancaster.
(
Ifacln-rs
9.
Miss
Wllln
Dyer
(Adnnno.-,
6.
Mis
II.
Ilihbard
(Teachers'
0.
Mis
II.
Ilrochu.
(Kniens;
,
Mis
Lotiiu
Fisher
(Maple
Leafs)
4.
Miss
II.
Uyrni.'
(Kaiens)
"3.
Miss,
M.
Long
(Kaiciiftj
3.
Ml
A.
Stephen
(MailoLeafs
2
RATHER
TALL
Hairdresser
"You
comdain
of
our
charge
for
shaving,
sir,
but
)ou
iiiusl
lliink
of
(ho
'extra,!
labor."
.
Customer
"Wbal
exlra
la
hor?"
Hafrdreser--"Well,
sir,
with
I
ho
general
lrad-
iUprssioaand
Ihe.
universnt
lightness
of
modnv
gsnls
faces
urv
longer
lluui.
they
were
Answers.
If
FOR
SALE
ii.monlrate.
$".0.00
30
li.p.
HU
igiiilHin.
fonc
fee.1
oilers,
etiiiiplpte
lo
and
FOR
S.M.fsixleen
room
board-lug
houc,and
More,
furnish
ed.
Apply
l2l
Ambrose
FOR
SAI.K.
-
New
ami
ue.
machinery.
Iloaf
ami
engine.
Northern
Kvrhnnire.
MR.
TRAPPER
STOPl
Vcu
can
make
niorr
money
here
lhan
elsewhere
wild
your
furs.
See
me
first
and
lasl.
II
will
pay
you.
H.
W.
GOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
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AUCTION
SALES.
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Sold
TAXI
or
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H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
nml
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
(Hack
130
and
Red
1(2.
Tail
87
Phone.
(Call
Oeorg
or
Gust)
Ross
Brother.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
iNy
or
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Stand:
Boston
Grill
Th!rd
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MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-
Mondays,
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and
Frl.
days,
closes
at
5.30
p.m.
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the
East-
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays,
4.3o.
p.m.
-
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Vancouver-
Sundays
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p.
m
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Fridays
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a.m.
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February
II
nnd
25.
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Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
Fridays
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
.
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C.P.R.
February
15
and
29.
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7
p,M.
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Simpson,
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a.m.
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Alaska
Points-February
II
and
25.
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Alaska
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February
15
and
29.
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Queen
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February
13
and
27.
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0.30
p.m.
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,
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