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TWO.
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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
January
'C,
192
1.
Courage
One
Of
.
Premier's
Virtues.
The
ulnar
day
Premier
Oliver
went
In
Edmonton
and
ad
dressed
Ihc
farnftrs
at
their
uuuual
convention-
on
the
freighl
rates
iiieti(n.
Inciilenlally
he
Inld
them
that
their
members,
the
Progressives
at
Ottawa,
hail
not
helped
him
niueh
in
hi
fight
for
lower
ireitnil
rales.
The
farmers
did
not
like
being
laikeu
to
so
plainly
Iml
thai
made
no
difference
to
the
premier.
Itighl
from
the-
lime
ha
came
inlo
power
it
has
been
one
of
the
feature
of
the
Oliver
regime
that
the
premier
ha
talked
plainly
nuil
clearly
lo
the
people.
He
has
often
made
himelf
.unpopular
by
doing
so.
Also
I12
has
had
to
change
his
mind
at
various
times,
lie
ha
been
big
enough
lo
do
(hat.
We
may
not
always
agree
with
mm
111
some
Wallers
but,
we.
aumire
hi
cour
age.
Do
We
See
Beauties
All
Around
Us?
Most
of
us
recognize
n
beautiful
sunel
such
as
llne
so
often
noticed
here
of
an
evening.
Now
and
then
we
are
sruck
by
the.
beauties
of
a
landscape
or
the
majesty
of
a
mountain
scent
.but
the
ordinary
beauties
of
life
escape
lis.
When
at
a
meeting
or
bampiel,
how
many
can
visualize
the
scene
with
the
eyes
of
an
arlist.
As
we
look
over
the
harbor,
or
acros-
the
vacanl
lots
anil
lurn
northward
lo
see
the
cloud
streets
over
Mount
Morse
or
Tuck's
Inlet,
do
we
realize
thai,
few
places
give
such
wonderful
scenic
effects.
aS
are.
there.
They
are
roiimion-
plac?
to
most
of
us
but
they
arc
none,
the
less
real.
The
great
thing
is
lo
train
ourselves
lo
see
them.
Hospital
Meeting
This
Coming
Week.
During
the
coming
week
there
is
lo
be
a
general
meeting
of
the
numbers
of
the
Prince
Hupeirt
Hospital
Association.
At
Hie
lime
of
the
recent
campaign
a
great
many
citizens
became
member
of
that
association
hy
subscribing
to
the
fund
for
the
erection
of
the
nurses'
7iome.
In
order
to
insure
that
this
in
stitution
be
carried
on
successfully
so
that
it
can
serve
the
need
if
the.
people
here
well,
it
js
desirable
that
.members'
should
at
tend
Ihe
meeting
and
should
continue
lo
be
members
by
sub
scribing
Ihe
annual
fee.
It
1
only
by
taking
an
interest
in
the
public
institutions
that
wp
can
have
them
conducted
success
fully.
The
hospital
is
one
of
the
foremost
of
these
in
that
it
cares
for
us
whe.11
we
are
unable
to
care
for
ourselves.
Those
not
already
members
of
.the
association,
it
is
understood,
may
join
at
the
meeting,
Musical
Organization
i
Needed
In
The
City.
Outside
of
the
organization
eondiicled
by
the
ladies,
and
a
few
church
choirs
there
has
been
lillle
dune
so
far
this
winter
to
encourage
a
love
for
music
in
the
city.
At
one
time
there
was
a
very
fine
symphony
orchestra
hero
and
at
.
oilier
limes
there
have
been
choral
societies
or
other
musical
organizations
that
have
done
excellent
work
in
cultivating'
musical
taste.
This
wtuicr
seems
10
nave
ween
one
111
which
a
great
many
organizations
have
ceused
to'
function.
Pnssihlv
what
is
needed
i
n
r...
vival
of
commercial
life
and
a
period
of
growth
in
ordr
lo
quirke.n
the
inlerest
in
all
other
activities
of
the'eitv.
The
nd-
yul
oT
new
people
wild
new
eiitlu.
;iasms
will,
he
worth
a
good
deal
lo
us.
Yet
we
should
not
depend
upon
thai.
There
'ought
lo
be
enough
enthusiasm
among
ourselves
lo
produce
activity.
Ladies
First,
Women
Second.
II
is
rather
a
curious
thing
that
we
use,
the
expression
La.lies
and
Ueullcniaii,"
si.eaking
of
the
fair
sex
first
hut
when
Usui
Ihe
old-fashioned
Anglo-Saxon
words
we
say
"Men
and
Cornell,
putting
Ihe
male
first.
Why
js
this?
There
must
be
a
reason
or
1
would
not
be
dnie.
Perhaps
the
"Ladies
and
Gen-lleinen
is
he
language
of
chivalry,
the
expression
to
use
in
our
lighter
hours
when
we
do
not
exactly
mean
what
we
sav.
JUicn
we
deal
wild
Ihe
grjm
realities
of
life
we
place
the
man
For
Baby's
Health
To
promote
the
regularity
in
sleeping
and
waking
which
follows
perfect
digestion-Ask
your
doctor
about
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NIGHT
i
IS
CELEBRATED
Scotsmen
Meet
Around
Festive
Board
and
Hear
Addresses
Another
Hums
Anniversary
successfully
celebrated
is
to
tn
down
in
Hie
records
of
Ihe
St.
Andrew's
oeicly.
For
fifteen
years
local
Scotsmen
have
foregathered
lo
honor
the
memory
of
Hie
immortal
bard
of
Ayrshire
nir
his
natal
day
and
011
each
occasion
the
enthusiasm
seems
irreater
than
the
last.
In
any
event,
Hie
Hiiquct
last
night
in
the
Elks'
Homo
was
equally
if
not
more
successful
than
any
such
affair
ye
held.
Something
like
211)
women
and
men
were
present
to
partake
of
Ihe
plenteous
fuirin"
ami
enjoy
Ihe
splendid
program
of
speeches
and
musi-
al
numbers
which
followed.
I).
Stuart,
president
of
the
SI.
Andrew'
Society,
in
full
lliph-
iriil
regalia,
acted
as
Inaslmas-
ler.
The
affair
was
one
of
much
animation
and
enjoyment.
Open.
ins
shortly
after
H
in
Hie
even-in?,
it
was
I
o'clock
this
morn-ins
when
rinsing
tok
place
with
Ihe
joining
of
hands
and
sinsr-
injr
of
"A11I1I
I
.ante
Syne"
and
the
National
Anthem.
Ihe
Hums
messing
fvnme
Hue
Meal"
was
pronounced
by
Itev.
Or.
II.
11.
(Irani
ami
Ihc
Miesl-ihen
set
lo
Ihe
pleasant
task
of
disposing
of
the
delicacies
.with
which
Ihe
lahles
were
laden.
Due
tumors
were
paid
lo
I
he
llasgi"
which
was
piped
inlo
the
halt
by
Alex.
..Macdonald
and
carried
aloft
by
V.
O
Murray,
both
in
unlive
costume.
In
Jlrnwn
alNy
recited
Hie
poeni
"To
a
Ha?pis."
President
Stuart
read
a
lele-
pram
or
greetings
in
native
tongue
from
Ihe
St.-
Andrew's
Society
at
Terrace
and
Ihe
toast
to
the
King
wa
observed
in
the
usual
manner
followed
by
series
of
Scottish
selections
played
hy
V.
Vaughan
Havics.
piano,
and
.
S.
ft
ray
of
Smilhers.
violin.
Immortal
Memory
The
loast
lo
"The
Immortal
.Memory"
was
spoken
lo
hy
Itev
II.
It.
firanl
who
excelled
himself
in
dealing
with
Ihe
subject
II
was
a
lopjc,
Ihe
speaker
said,
on
which
he
had
spoken
many
limes
hut
each
lime
he
fell
less
fitted
lo
do
so.
It
had
taken
Ihe
combined
literary
abilities
of
Thomas
Carylc,
Lord
Hnsebery,
and
Robert
Ingerstdl
lo
pay
Hums
Ids
due.
Twenty-five
years
ago,
Hums
bad
been
con
sidered
but
a
second
rate
poet.
Today
he
had
risen
'n
Ihe
pin
nacle
of
fame
and
was
consider
ed
not
only
Scotland's
hut
one
of
Ihe
world's
best
poets.
For
var
ious
reasons
Ihe
Scottish
hard
was
often
misunderstood.
He
was
dubbed
a
ribald
and
a
drunkard
and
the
potency
of
his
produc
tion
was
often
lost
Might
of.
As
years
went
on,
however,
this
altitude,
was
changing
and
people
were
realizing
that
he
had
written
among
his
poems
Ihe
world's
greatest
narrative
poem,
(he
greatest
song
and
Ihe
greatest
drinking
song.
On
occasion
ho
ridiculed
convention
In
his
as
piralinn
for
liberty.
Sir
Waller
Scott
was
Scotland's
greatest
wruer
nr
narrative
romance.
Hums
had
written
of
Scotland's
heart
and
the
world
had
been
the
belter
for
reading
his
poems
.
i.
L.amptieii
received
an
ovation
with
his
singing
of
"The
Slur
of
Hobble
Hums"
and
re
sponded
lo
Ihe
insistent
demands
for
an
encore
with
"Scots
Wha
Hae."
Bonnie
Scotland
Thomas
.Mct'lymoiit,
imbued
with
a
spirit
of
liuiwir,
delivered
Ihe
address
on
"Honnie
Scot
land."
A
year
had
passed
since
he
had
last
replied
to
this
toast,
Ihe
speaker
said,
and
in
the,
year
he
hail
become
wiser.
Home
of
his
remarks
last
year
had
ap
parently
not
been
approved
of.
Therefore
he
had
decided
011
this
occasion
lo
leave
poels
strictly
alone
and
deal
only
with
his
nili-ject.
Mr.
McClymont
reflected
Hiut
perhaps
Ihere,
was
an
fn
dilution
o
point
lo
the
achievements
of
Scot
of
(he
past
in
extolling
the
nation's
greatness.
He
fell
Hint.
It
would
he
bollrr
for
those,
living
today
lo
prove
up
themselves
instead
of
drawing
on
the
credit
of
tho
past.
He
concluded
wilh
Ihe
reading
of
a
poem
on
a
Dry
Scotland.
Mrs.
William
Millar
sang
very
sweetly
"Aflon
Waler"
and
res-ponded
lo
an
encore
with
"Songs
of
Pent
land,"
In
speaking
In
"Canada,
(lie
band
In
Which
We
Live,"
Fr?d
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Saturday,
January
Harry
Fletcher,
Cheer
Dispenser.
Larry
Dimock
lie
was
jusi
n
good
fellow,
A
good
.
fellow
'moiiR
men;
His
glad
smile
and
holloa
Will
live
long
in
our
ken.
The
smile
of
his
giving
Made
aching
heart
glad,
His
life
wa
worth
living
For
the
pleasure
he
spread.
The
songs
of
his
singing
Orove
black
sorrow
away,
In
lis
.
slend,
gladness
bringing
To
lighten
the
day.
And
now
"that
he's
gone
There's
an
nche
in
our
breasls,
We'll
miss
hi
gay
song
When
they've
laid
him
fit
rest.
He
was
jnsl
a
plain
fellow
Hul
I
hope
I
tint
my
rail.
Leave
a
memory
as
mellow
With
my
friends,
one
ami
all.
Slork.
M.l'.
paid
tribute
lo
the
memory
of
lloherl
llurns
ami
re.
f
erred
lo
the
statesmen
who
had
done
so
mtieli
In
make
Camilla
what
it
was
today
Ihe
land
of
opMr!unilicH
and
Ihe
falresl
country
on
the
globe.
Among
Ihe
greatest
of
these
had
been
ir
John
A.
.Mardonald.
Alex,
under
.Mackenzie
and
William
Lyon
Mackenzie.
In
spile
of
the
war
and
the
tremendous
obliga
tions
resultant
therefrom
Can-
auad
today
enjoyed
an
enviable
position
financially
and
com
mercially
in
the
world's
affair
Thrift,
uprightness
and,
honesty,
he
fell
assured,
would
always
continue
lo
characterise
the
people
of
Canada.
J.
M.
Thomson
of
Vancouver
sang
delightfully
"There
was
a
Lad
Was
Horn
in
Kyle"
ami
"A
Man
s
a
Man
for
a'
Thai."
The
City
Mayor
.ewlon,
responding
lo
the
loast
I
j
"'I'lie
Oily,"
expre.
ed
appreciation
for
the
honor
thai
had
been
paid
in
Ihe
drink
ing
toast
and
paid
tribute
Hi
the
memory
of
.Hubert
Hums.
While
Mm
cily
In
I
lie
past
year
hud
not
made,
the
progress
thai
might
have
been
expected,
it
had
al
last
seen
moves
made
along
Ihe
Hue
of
idaHirintr
plans
for
Ihe
development
of
Ihe.
port
and
oisirici.
.
lourisi
hotel
now
seemed
assured
a
did
a
road
leading
off
Ihe
Island.
The
rail
way
company
intended
to
insli
lute
a
steamship
service
lo
Alaska
and
it
seemed
ipjile
pos
sihle
that
Ihe
fine
new
ship
to
euler
that
service
might
be
built
here,
'The
establishment
of
an
elevator
was
forecasted
ami,
once
grain
snipping
wa
started
here,
It
would
expand.
The
reopening
of
the
sawmill
and
the
coinmencenienl
of
a
pulp
making
project
were
live
possibilities.,
Wilh
all
these
prospects
(here
was
no
need,
for
ile.s.
pondency
and
lie
admonished
Ihe
residents
of
Prince
HupeVt
lo
keep
up
their
spirits
al
a
high
ebb
for
at
least
one
more
year.
One
year
from
toijighl,
Ihe
mayor
who
responded
lo
Hits
loast
might
be
able
lo
point
lo
the
accomplishment
of
many
of
these
developments,
Mrs.
H.
C.
Fraser
excelled
her
self
in
singing
"Angus
Mae-
donald"
and
Ihe
encore,
"Annie
Laurie."
Other
Toasts
In
his
own
Inimitable
manner,
Principal
.1.
G.
Hrady
spoke
In
Ihe
loast
of
"'The
Lasses."
Mrs.
P.
S.
Honney
sang
"The
March
of
the
Cameron
Men"
and
"Scol-
tish
Ulue
Hells"
and
established
herself
as
a
decided
ncnuislliou
lo
the
vocal
talent
of
the
cily.
'The
loast
to
"The
Imperial
Forres"
was
proposed
by
I).
S.
Cameron
and
was
followed
with
community
singing
of
patriotic
air.
W.
It
25
ifl
'
I
Mother's
Advice
rO
mother
ever
taught
her
children
a
more
valuable
lesaon
than
the
neces
sity
of
keeping
the
bowels
rexular.
Health,
happiness
and
success
are
more
dependent
on
this
simple
rule
than
mot
of
us
ever
realize.
This
mother
advises
the
use
of
Dr.
'
Chase's
Kidney-liver
Pills
because
she
has
found
this
medicine
to
be
absolutely
dependable
as
a
rexulator
of
the
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels.
Physicians
have
estimated
that
nine-tenths
of
all
human
ills
have
their
beginnings
in
the
sluggish
action
of
these
eliminating
organs
and
the
consequent
poisoning
of
the
system.
Not
only
such
ills
as
indigestion,
constipation
and
biliousness
but
also
appendicitis,
Hright's
disease,
diabetes
and
high
blood
pressure
arise
from
this
cause.
Prevention
is
so
much
easier
than
relief
after
the
disease
has
become
settled
that
the
OLD
BOX
Orders
by
Major
f
W.
Mchnlls
commanding:
I
UI
lev
Orderly
Olllccr,
Lieut.
It.
W.
C'inieron,
week
emlinpr
February
2.
Next
for
duly
Lieut.
0.
V.
Kvilt.
Parades
Monday,
January
28
and
Wednesday,
January
.'III
Drill
instruction
under
S.M.I
(WO
I;
Younirman
Friday.
Feb
I.
llecruil
Iralnlnpr.
S.
S.
JOH.VS'TO.N,
TAKE
REFUGE
IN
U.S
AH
Are
Working
Humbly
After
Dodging
Bullets
and
Hiding
From
Enemies
SAN
FHANC.ISOO,
Jan.
2t.
(.all
lorn
in
linu
iilivorlieil
motif
of
.
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r.
1
"
I.ovn
or
llie
ns
Of
11.,.
7(,ft
llussiani.
who.
exlle.l
from
s..l
....
I
t
ft
I
.
uanaim
aim
u.
n.
jiimnc
nibeir
homes
In
Siberia
hy
the
llie
mmik
or
l.nKlan.l
repiieu
to
,.,,
,.e,,palIon
last
year,
arrived
ine
inasi
10
Kimireu
.ncienes.
i
uvmini.e..
r.,mi
m,.i.ii
Miuirlifui
Havles
was
(lie
Ml,mmer
on'
Ihe
United
Slates
accompanist
of
Ihe
evenliiK.
transport
Merrill
and
were
ad.
Arratujemenls
for
(he
banquet
,e,
lo
lids
country
by
special
were
In
the
hands
of
a
Joint
ftUJE
yllMT
OP
NiSION
QUALITY
S
S
ONDS
!scidi
aiDA
w
t
limit;
0
tl.ui
I'JAion
hit.,
Mrii,
Oe.
W.ouitf,
t.L,
II.
Juln.N.8.
!
ilispensiillon
of
Ihe
Kovernmeiit
Many
of
lliem
have
taken
out
their
first
papers
for
American
eitl.eushlp,
and
II
Is
reported
Hint
all
are
employed.
'The
majorlly
of
these
people
hae
jrofle
inlo
fnrlorien,
accord.
Iiik
lo
the
editor
of
Itusslan
Life,
a
local
weekly,
'These
include
several
who
were,
jtenerals
in
the
army
under
Ihe
crar
ami
a
number
uT
ex-colonels
and
lesser
officers.
AmoiiK
the
factory
hands
also
are
eiiKhieer,
niechnnles
and
other
men
wilh
n
IiIkIi
degree
of
technical
training'
who
1
value
of
mother's
lesson
is
at'once
apparent
In
many
homes
the
rule
is
one
pill
at
the
weak-end
as
a
regulator
ahd
prevents
Uvc
and
more
frequent
doses
when
required.
The
strong
points
for
Dr.
Chx'i
Kidney-Uver
Pills
are
their
dependability
to
produce
the
desired
results
and
their
direct
and
combined
action
on
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels.
.It
is
worth
remembering
that
colds
and
other
contagious
diseases
are
quickly
checked.
by
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
.Kidney.
Liver
Pills
to
rid
the
system
of
the
accumulating
poison.
You
will
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chase's,
Kidney-Uver
I'M
ha
bn
increased
to.35
rents
the
box
now
contain
35
pills
instead
of
25
as
formerly.
LikeU
Dr.
Chi'
Nerrt
Food
t
60
tt
nU
1
1
n
of
CO
pilU,
lntlc4
of
40
roU
bot
for
W
p
ji
KInunon
Ut
A
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
DR
CHASES
KIDNEY
LIVE
Major
alld.)
Acl.
Adjulanl
1st
lln.
North
II.G.
HeKimenl
GENERALS,
COLONELS
.
AND
LESSER
NOTABLES
PILLS
ONE
PILL
A
DOSE
ONE
CENT
A
DOSE
NEW
BOX
ViVillo
committee
of
Ihe
Society
and
thrjwerc
hnmlirnppeil
in
llieir
trade
w
but
they
bine
bet-
Ladies'
Auxiliary
us
follows:
by
not
knowing
Hie
Fnglish
l.in-!lsl
year
nr
so
of
iu
Howard
Sleen
conxener
.
I).
S.jguage
ami
I
tins
have
taken
un-Sdwria
whs
a
lerr
(Jameron
secretary
.
J
.1
I.
Hlte.
skilled
employment
pending
bet.
'bulleU
ami
hiding
J.
Simpson.
W.
Held:
Mrs.
Wil-der
opportunities.
Then
mine
tbeir
t
k
:
Ham
lleid
convener
.
Mrs.
Seems
Paradise
in
Admiral
Mark
He-
Howard
Siren,
Mrs.
William
"Vet
Ibey
all
seent
contented
!le
ltuian.
Thejr
Hobb
nod
Mrs.
S.
I.
Macdounld.
'o
be
here
and
work
humbly,"
the!
from
port
lo
por
Ja,
.
lliissian
jdiiriialUl
snid.
"This
1
Manila-
until
UnVr
REGIMENTAL
ORDERS
1st.
Bn.
North
B.C.
Regiment
102
Bn.
C.E.F.
seenu
a
pnrauie
iuipnrel
with
government
rceeiw.i
i
t
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
315.
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Rooms
7,
8,
9
Smith
Block
Office
Hours.
9
to
V
Phone
575
Lady
Assistant
Shockley
s
p,anin
Mi,,s
J
Phone
383;
.
Hold
Agents
for
Royal
Mills,
Hanall,
B.C
Lumber
J.
Fyfe
Smith
Co.
.
.
,
,
,
Hardwood
Fraser
M,
Fir
Veneer
Uiiiionsion
I.umbor.
Kir,
Spruce,
nmj
Cedar.
Hpruco
ntid
(Jeilop
Hhiplnp.
Hpruoe
Pjnnking.
Hnnh.
I)oorn,
Mouldings.
Olass.
Shingle.
Fir
Veneer.
Cedar
Piling.