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Team
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Wednesday,
Feh.
1.1,
192
1.
(moil
team
wurk
always
liruigs
guuil
results.
I
Hal
is
a
truism
which
it
Would
he
difficult
to
deny.
If
results
are
not
ulitaiiied,
Ihe
probability
is
that
there
is
not
the
proper
kind
of
team
work.
A
tew
working
together,
not
in
unison
hut
in
harmony,
can
liriiig
ahout
changes
dial
otherwise
would
he
In
New
York
there
had
been
a
number
of
actors
who
wanted
to
improve
Hie
stains
of.
the
theatre
by
producing
better
plays
They
fell
Ihe
public
were
not
getting
the
besl
but
that
if
if
were
given
Ihenj
the
Jiesl
would
be
appreciated.
Accordingly
they
handed
Iheirisclve
together
to
produce
Ihs
kind
of
plays
they
wished
and
Ihe
kind
Ihey
thought
Ihe
public
ought
to
see.
The
movement
railed
because
(her1
was
a
lark
of
work.
The
actors
and
aclressi's
worked
at'eross
purpose
quarrelled
musl
of
llu
lime."
Change
Comes
And
Success
Is
Attained.
An
article
in
the
American
Magazine
for
February
how
the-idea
was
eventually
put
over,
and,
how
today
it
l;am
and
tell
is
n
success;
11
was
due
lu
the,
energy,
tact
andjp?rseyerance,
of
ne
woman
Accompanied
ly
splendid
teamwork"
on
the
part
or
si,,
two
wijmeu
and
four
men.
They
stuck
together,,
having
always
in
mind
the
main
purpose
and
working
always
for
it.
Often
(hey
disagreed
bill
th?y
agreed
to
disagree
and
the
majority
filled,
the
minority
falling
in
wild
Die
ideas
of
the
majority.
Also
they
worked
very
hard
and
today
Ihey
are
a
wonderful
success.
They
have
built
themselves
a
nw
theatre,
and
are
still
carrying
on
the
work
of
giving
Ihe
public
plays
that
Ihey
could
not
otherwise
see.
Art
before
box
office
receipl
is
(heir
guiding
principle.
Advice
To
All
Who
Belong
To
Teams.
Theresa
Ilelburn,
the
moving
spirit
of
this
leant,
tells
in
her
own
words
what
Musi
be
done
if
a
team
is
o
succeed.
She
says:
"If
you
want
your
learn
to
be
a
success,
you
mul
agree
on
your
main
purpose.
Kvery
mmber
of
the
learn
mul
be
absolutely
in
sympathy
with
that
purpose.
You
mul
be.
willing
to
hate
Ihe
majority
rule.
You
must
not
sulk
when
Ihe
majority
goes
against
you.
You
must
never
say
'I
told
you
so.'
You
must
not
bold
post
moderns
over
failures,
except
to
the
extent
of
trying
In
liarn
how
to
avoid
mistakes
in
rnture.
Yon
must
be
modest
in
victory
and
cheerful
in
defeat.
You
tnnt
try
lo
have
a
sense
of
humor.
You
must
not
try
to
be
a
lone
hand
player.
I
igiu
lor
your
own
ideas
until
you
are
licked,
then
work
for
thel
Hiras
uiui
nckeu
yours.
non'Kiake
reiuge
in
alibi
if
ou
maki
mistakes,"
Never
Give
Up
Fighting
For
Principle.
Last
autumn
it
wa-
annnunced
that
Premier
Italdwin
iiruaiu
aim
pis
umservntivr
colleagues
were
imbued
with
the
uriiieipl-
or
free
trade
within
the
Umpire
ami
protection
ngaitisl
the
rest
of
the
world.
They
decided
to
abandon
their
fiscal
immi
oi
iree
trade
ami
go
in
for
protection
with
the
idea
of
cousoiitjaiiiig
the
Kmpire.
It
was
a
principle
with
which
mnnv
Canadians
agreed
and
ir
Canadians
had
had
a
say
it
would
have
carried;
by
a
large
majority.
Inwver,
Ibis
was
a
domestic
af.
fair
for.
Ihe
people
oj
thai
small
part
of
the
Kmpire
contained
wjlliin
the
'island
of
dreal
Hrilaiu.
II
w'as
put
lo
Ihe
neonle
there
and
they
turned
it
down.
The
Conservative
Parly
was
beatsn
because
Uiev
stood
for
a
principle
in
which
it
was
thought
they
believed.
Hut
thev
did
not
believe
it
much,
or
perhaps
they
would
haye
won,
".Last
vi
k
a
despatch
climes
through
saying
that
the
Conservatives
nf
Mrilajn
have
dropped
their
policy
of
protection.
If
thi
is
correct
il
would
seeni
as
If
they
have
givei
up
the
principles
for
which
they
have
been
fighting,
simply
for"
lbs
purpose
nf
getting
.in-
ki
M
live
r.
unless
ine
goon
iiriililuug
they
were
a
veil
onen
IDENY
COSTS
SERVICE
HIGH
Dp.
McLean
and
Dr.
Sutherland:
Both
Tell
of
Economies
In
i
Their
Departments
'
VfiriOlllA,
Fell,
13.
In
these!
(days
when
opposition
members
in
the
legislature
sec
an
ejection
just
ground
Ihe
comer
and
are
leaving
no
snne
unturned
to
discredit-
tho
jriiyernnienl,
a
comparison
of.
figure'
of
Conservative
and
Kiberal
administration!
is
inlerosliuV
and
(
perhaps
en.
liolilenintr.
Salaries
paid
in
I
it
1
5.
Ill
by
Ihe.
Conservative
govern
in
nut
amonnled
"to
i2,23l.Hjt.
In
tM-lll
this
figure
had
been
rut
by
the
Oliver
government
to
,?2.U.K0.125,
according
ti
information
fur-nisheil
by
)un.
J.
1).
Mar
I.
cut
proviurial
secretary-
For
Ihe
lasi
fiscal
year
salaries
amounted
In
1:12,2.12.
the
gross
provincial
revenue
in
1
VI
1
5
.
1
(
was
fi.21l.-
000.
as
against
as
I
H.75S.OOH
last
year:
so
that
the
ratio
of
salaries
for
PJ22-23
only
amounted
to
lfi.7
per
cent,
as
Compared
wilh
Ihe
hiph
fiprure
of
35.(5
per
cent
under
I
tie
old
government.
Mxpeiulilures
1
in.
1
1
1
5
-
Jfl
amounted
to
l0.083.oni).
ami
in
1K22-23
to
20.7.9.n0.
The
ra
tio
of-
salaries
to
expenditures
lieins
22.2
per
.-cut
for
the
earlier
fiscal
year
and
only
1
5
per
cenl
hisf
year.
Such
figures
give
emphatic
enough
denial
o
the
repealed
statements
that
the
present
cost
of
the
civil
sen
ice
is
exorbitant.
Hon.
Dr.
Marl.ean
maintains
that
considering;
the
amount
of
work
handled
by
Ihe
present
'staff,
the
cosl
of
administration
is
es
than
half
of
the
former
Another
Inaccuracy
An
instance
of
the
inaccuracy
of
charges
made
against
(lie
department
of
public
works
by
the
Third
Parly
is
shown
in
connec
tion
wilh
road
work
done
in
IU2t.
The
"Searchlight"
pointed
nut
that
work
which
the
engineers
estimated
would
cost
t,0O(l
has
cost
s'j.cort,
an
ovprruu
o
f
117
per
cent.
Hun.
Dr.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
re
ferred
to
his
files
and
found
that
his
engineers
hail
estimated
Hint
i
lie
work
wnuiii
cost
s
i.immi
per
mile.
The
work
actually
done
for
'.t.G!lK
was
three
miles
of
grad
ing,
two
miles
of
gravelling
and
three
and
a
half
miles
cleared
and
stumped;
so
that
the
job
was
away
under
the
estimated
col.
"However,
such
an
inaccuracy
did
not
bother
the
Third
Parly
at
all,"
Ihe
minister
exclaimed.
CHANGE
OF
SYSTEM
CHARGING
FOR
HEAT
No
Notice
of
Change
Given
Consumers
but
Bills
Sent
fop
Hjher
Amounts
The
electric
livid
and
power
departments
or
the
cily
have
been
makinir
a
number
or
adjustment
recently
which
affect
some
22
different
-firms
in
I
ho
cily
and
which
will
have
Ihe
ef.
reel
or
increasing
the
amounts
these
will
pay
iuln
(he
cily
fur
lighl
and
power.
They
are
cases
where
Ihe
business
and
residential
rales
are
combined
on
one
melcr.'
.Now
H
the
six
cent
rale
is
n
m
obtained
for
the
purpose
of
heating
wild
electric
apparatus,
there
will
have
lo
be
a
separale
ruepr
for
the
resilience,
which
or
course
menus
an
increased
lax
or
three
dollars
a
year
for
melcr
rent.
The
ciwikc
went
into
elfecl
last
month
and
Hie
dills
recently
received
bear
no
allowance
for
healing
up,
paralus.
No
notice
or
Ide
chnnRe
vva
friven
berorehand,
lo
the
rirmn
nlTecled
so
that'
Ihey
might
chance.
Ihe
system.
The
notification
Ihey
received
was
Ihe
an-
eil
Iheir
eyes,
cleared'lhcir
conception
and
changed
their
iiilii,rount
for
the
higher
amount
WVmw
1
w
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j
I
fl
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Soupi.
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and
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to
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(ire.
The
Borden
Co.
Limited
MCNTRCAL
i.e.
Ill
SXCHjJiglEs
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
tr
iioiiiieii
hair
is
given
an
electric
curl
II
wiil
oiueimes
give
the
boys
an
clerlric
thrill
I'll
K
bravesl
woman
I
know
is
one
tiiat,
will
carry
dome
un-wrapped
i
"copy
nf
Snappy
Mnries
or
Telling
Tales.
.
DO."T
ever
take
dome
A
lame
excuse
If
you
ilu
your
wife
'II
viy
you
the
ieuc.
A
IIAKKR
makes
bread
out
of
dough
and
iccasbinally
hn
makes
doiigli
out
or
bread.
i
.
.
.
.
Mi.Mh
ifirls
are
o
sweet
not
even
paint
and
powder
can
spoil
Iheiit.
11
1
F
WIIKX
business,
inlerferes
with
a
panic
,f
ItadaiinlOn,
thn
editor
sas
"stick,
lo
lladnuutifii."
A
IIKIlKTIi:
is
a
pian
who
ar
rived
too
early.
;
I'l.OIM.i:
talk
about
the
pond
old
day
s
hecause
Dial
was
I
hi'
tune
wlien
Itnfiin
Hood
and
his
snUit
would
.set
upon
you
and
lake
away
all
you
had,
whereas
today
the
liovcnimrnt
not
onl)
lake
what
you
dave,
1ml
Ihey
niorl?ajt
the
future.
-
D.NK
never
can
-
loll
hut
it
serins
alinol
certain
that
sliool-
uiy
craps
will
never
become
the
national
.
game
of
Canada
as
lomr
as
poker
chips
are
rnanu-
faclifred.
TIIKItirs
one
good
Ihlnft,
about
on.
it
makes
money
slip
out
of
your
pocket
easily
and
Into
I
tin
pocket
(if
(he
company
promoter,
lll
I
hale
aboul
snow
in
Ihe
slush
when
it
is
jfoing
away
.urn
wuai
i
uisiike
annul
a
man
who
drinks
Is
Km
hangover
on
I
lie
morning
after.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
February
13,
1914.
There
were
100
couples
in
al
tendance
at
masipiitrailc,
,
ball
held
by
the
KiikIcm
lust
nlgbl
in
SI.
Andrew's
Hull,
prize
win
ning
costume
were
worn
by
.virs.
lien
self,
,to,ppi
itaiilz.
.Mrs.
.
i.
Casli.y
nml
p,
J,
.MrCifr
mick.
I
he
comruillee
In
charge
consisted
or
lien
Self.
Jack
heefe,
(ieurge
l.eek,
W.
,
Wriahl,
A.
K.
Xclsnn,
II.
(
l.niules,
II.
i,
uK
and
A.
Aker-
I
I
at
urns.
-'rs,
i
rimteiir
vvnre"
a
cosliime
representing
Ihn
Dully
Aews.
.Messrs.
Anderson,
and
Colt,
limn
or
London,
Knjdand,
who
have
been
visiting
n
hn
cily,
relurned
lo
the
old
Cniiiitry
thin
morning
Inking
wild
Ihein
a
sauiin
of
riiiko
smoked
salmon
as
put
up
.here
hy
Hill
Shruhsall.
-
Unable
lo
gel
regular
uleamer
lo
handle
all
their
HhlpmenlH,
Ihe
flunadian
Fish
A
fiobl
Hlor.
age
Co.,
Is
loading
Ihe.
trawjer
Andrew
kelly
wilh
sivlv
Ions
or
frenh
hiilihul
fur
hlpment
lo
viineoiiver.
'ihn
JameH
Car-
rulher
mid
l,
'
l"nser
iro
bold
out
on
tho
bank.
i
u
,
.
.
..
.
...
Tn
.BamBWm
'
"
'
"'-
-
-simu.'...mmtmmmiMi,mmv.u.
n
mm.,mMmm
TO
THE
PUBLIC
VVE
would
acquaint
you
with
the
fol-'
lowing
facts
concernipg
our
recent
Forced
Out
of
Business
Sale
and
the
advertising
campaign
carried
in
The
Daily
News
during
the
month
of
December
last.
Our
Sale
was
forced
upon
us
by
our
receiving
notice
to
quit
our
present
premises,
the
lease
having
expired.
However,
owing
to
a
change
in
plans
of
the
incoming
tenant
our
lease-has
been
renewed
recently,
and
we
have
decided
to
continue
in
business
at
the
old
stand.
A.
W.
Lipsin
has
left
for
the
east
to
purchase
a
brand
new
stock
of
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing.
In
the
meantime
our
present
stock
will
be
sold
at
"Sale
Prices
until
the
end
of
February.
Thanking
you
for
past
favors
and
soliciting
a
continuance
of
your
patronage
Acme
Importers
;
The
Store
for
Men
and
Boys
Third
Avenue.
In
the
Letter
Box
SWIMMING
POOL
Kdilnr
Dally
.News.
j
II
seems
o
In-
Ide
natural!
order
of
procedure
among
cer-l
lain
club
mid
societies
in
pe.j
lion
Ihe
newly
elected
city
conn.
I
cil
of
Prince
Huperl
for
rinun-1
rial
assistance
In
ronncclinn
'
with
business
idat
Ihey
may
nd-1
voeale
fur
the
benefit
of
Ihr
community
al
large,
wild
tho'
inevitable
result
thai
Ide
finance
coinmillee
is
pft
to
report
on'
same,
In
your
Issiio
of
Indayl
lie
l;Mh
lusl,
Aid.
Mncdonahl
aaiu
bronchi
tin
Ihn
nueslinn!
of
establishing
a
swimming
pool'
on
Ide
Acropolis
Kill
frm
n,o
overflow
of
Ide
reservoir,
Hlsl
action
Is
n
dc
commended,
ror
a
slilf
rigid
was
made
a
year
(ebire
the
then
city
ralhrr
and
AM.
Perry
also
advocated
ide
s'auie,
l
vvai
estimated
thai
u
sum
or
1
100,
1
believe,
would
I
cover
the
cost
or
same,
but
the
aulocralH
of
rinunee,
decreed
Unit
it
was
not
possible
lo
finance
the
proposal.
Live
Question
Tho
uiicslinti
is
a
live
one.
and
!
now
is
tin.
lime
In
boost
for
that
which
was
considered
a
neces-"fly
for
the
kiddies
last
year,
Mircly
il
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hn
a
nrrrsnllv
i
tils
coming
reason,
and
I
nee
no
reason
why
our
haxeball,
fool,
ball
and
basketball
clubs
nhould
llllnw
this
crenilillH
nliMisiira
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clianci)
of
leaching
our
boy
and
girl
In
wim,
In
bo
foiiuht
ogl
by
one
or
two
of
our
aldermen.
wliereim
with
Iheir
active
imp.
port
ami
hooul
ng
would
be
a
great
help
n
influence
m
f.
nanm
coinmilleH
lo
give
a
favorablH
ducUinri
lo
Ihe
eitv
f
alders
Idul
would
lie
Ida
or
accomplisliiug
Ihn
object
of
this
letter.
Truly
ynurH,
T.
n.
I
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O,
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermaker,
Blacksmith,
Pattern
maker,
Founder,
Woodworker,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
ANDtACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
ecpilpped
lo
handle
nil
kinds
nf
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38S.
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
NVe
recommend
the
Jollowing
n
(icing
safe,
saleable
nml
of
fair'
return:
City
of
Vernon
r'j
duo
1
nili
June,
HKIH,
at
t)R,rM,
Yield
5.70',
City
of
Duncan
iIha
1
Hlli
.May,
Mir,7l,
ul
Yield
5.70
city
of
Prince
Rupert
fc
due
lu
tu
Itiril),
nl
8IOI.ni.
Ylld
5.00
Orders
may
be
wired
nl
nitr
expense,
iiiletesl
iicrrunl
to
dale
of
payment
ni,isl
Us
milled,
We
pay
delivery
charge
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&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office
I
VICTORIA,
B.C.
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