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DAILY
EDITIOW
Friday,
March
28,
1921.
Everything
Points
To
Good
Season
Here,
Kveryihing
point
to
a
giMid
eacui
in
Prince
Hupert.
Murines
is
much
broker
here
now
than
it
va
a
vear
ago
and
it
will
improve
.-leadily.
Outside
of
the
proccl
fur
an
elevator
being
built
here
and
the
possibility
of
the
Alaska
hip
contract
coming
to
the
local
yard,
there
is
more
interest
taken
in
Prince
Hupert
thaii
has
been
the
cae
since
tho
days
of
the
building
of,
the
two
hi:,'
freighters
here.
i
The
present
season
promise
In
be
a
bigger
tourist
-y
ear
than
ever
before
and
the
mining,
outlooks
is
'Jelle'rv,
There
is
a
lot
of
activity
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
many
immigrants
are
coming
here
in
connection
with
Jhe
fiheriev,molty-from
'
'-"'
.Scaiidioaviu.
Already
houses
and
apartment
are
filling
up
and
the
number
of
store
vacant
.'ire
fewer
than
for
sonfe
time
pa'sL'
IT
would
seem
as
if
we
were
now
out
of
the
doldtynls
and!
bound
before'
n
kpauking
breeze
out
on
to
lib-
c;i
of
r6eriiy.
"
.
Railway
Continues
To
Make
Good
Showing.
A
despalch
published
yesterday
shows
that
the
Canadian
National
Nailway
opened
the
year
well
by
showing
a
profit
on
operations
for
two
monfhs.
That
took
the
place
of
a
big
loss
laot
year.
If
the
present
rate
of
progress
continues,
the
roiinlrv
should
very
soon
have
occasion
lo
be
proud
of
its
railway
system.
It
h
to
bo
hoped
that
the
Western
section
of
the
line
will
justify
the
faith
of
the
builders.
To
do
this,
one.
necessary
thing
is
the
erection
of
an
elevator
here.
We
must
have
railway
facilities
if
we
are
to
do
the
busings.
Ship
Sacked
Grain
.
V
Through
This
Port.
The
railway
freight
department
is
said
to
be
working
steadily
in
an
efrort
to
secure
shipments
of
sacked
grain
from
this
port.
.
If
a
sacking
plant
should
be
installed
in
the
big
shed
it
would
Jie
a
means
or
utilizing
the
space
there
and
inducing
traffic
i.vcr
Ihc
Hue.
What
we
want
is
business
this
way,
any
kind
of
business,
and
as
much
of
it
as.
possible.
The
success
of
!m
railway
mcmis
Ihe
success
itf-
Prince
Ituperl
and
we
must
back
the
railway
for
all
we
are
worth.
Every
new
employee
on
the
railway
is
J(
prospective
home
maker
and
adds
o
the
abililv
of
Ihe
cily
o
make
improvements.
Today
Ihe
city
i
much
loo
s'cal-leced.
With
the
advent
.of
hiore
people
there
will
be
less
ih'ad
road
and
sidewalk
frontage,
more
revenue
from
water
and
Ijghl
and
power
and
.impi-ovcmcpl
all
round.
British
Appeal
For
Germ
in
Children.
A
Hrilish
appeal
for
aid
for
the
suffering
children
in
the
area
of
fiermany
occupied
by
Hrjlaiii
is
being
sent
mit
to
nil
part
of
Canada
from
headipiarler..
nl
Toronto.
One
paragraph
of
the
appeal
will
be
sufficient
to
give
the
idea:
Cold,
hunger,
and
despair
are
overwhelming
large
sections
of
the
(iermaii
peoplt-
today,
both
in
the
occupied
and
in
the
unoccupied
territory.
The
ruin,
Ihmupli
the
collapse
of
the
mark,
of
Ihoiuaud
of
middle-class
families,
and
especially
of
the
old
people
livilig
on
their
savings,
is
no
new
story.
Their
struggle
to
exil
goes
mi
painfully,
they
are
dependent
on
the
precarious
charily
or
friends
iinide
and
outside
Germany.
Large
numbers
in
institutions,
hospitals,
schools,
ami
asylums
have
had
to
cloc
for
lack
of
funds,
anil
thousands
of
professional
people
partly
on
account
of
Ihe
closing
of
institutions
and
partlv
because
so
few
people
are
uhle
lo
pay
their
fees
find
themselves
without
emjiloymcnl,
or
with
so
little
that
Ihey
can
scarcely
exist."
j
MOXTHKAI.,
March
2.
Hc-prcsenlalrve
officers
of
the
operating
an.
I
traffic
department
of
the
liana.
liaii
National
Hail.
iways
from
thn
various
sections
of
Ihe
system
gathered
in
Moil
treat
yesterday
lo
discuss
Ihe
program
for
summer
train
service
with
a
view
in
handling
expeditiously
and
conveniently
the
growing
traffic
of
the
road.
That
the
prospects
for
tourist
traffic
during
Ihe
season
of
1921
were
verr
bright,
was
Ihe
opinion
expressed
iy
ihe
railway
men.
hundreds
of
inquiries
having
been
receive
this
early
in
the
season
from
various
travel
clubs,
ami
oilier
associations
in
the
Ignited
Stales,
planning
trips
lo
Jasper
National
Park
and
oilier
vacation
$0.00
jiegbins
of
the
nonunion.
7.50
;.
Advantage
was
taken
-
of
the
presence
liere
of
Ihe
traffic
and
,.rljon
operating
officers
to
bold
at
the
.railways;
hiadiuarlrr
;lhe
inaugural
meeliigHiif
the
general
committee
of
llie'
liana.
lUn
Na
tional
sysleniij.
J.
this
committee
has
been
iiilittilri
to
foriiiulate
and
consider
practical
suggestions
fur
the
continuous
belter
ment
of
Ilie
service
and
to
report
on
general
plans
leading
lo
economy
and
efficiency.
S.
J.
liiiuserford.
operating
r."ent
these
calumnies.
-
I
ill-.
Uirfc
Lxaminer
say
Ihe
merit
or
I'.H.
is
lhal
il
produces
a
legislature
thai
is
represenla-
ue
oi
uie
ei--i(iniie
nnl
gives
minorities
fair
play.
No,
sir.
no.
I'.U.
iloes
no!
in
Mils
ease
l;tnl
for
I'riuce
Hupert.
II
slamls
for
I'roporlional
ltcprrsculaliou.
'Llnht
Ahead
Four
round
Ihe
world
fliers
aboiil
On
Iheir
weary
fligbl
lo
set
oul.
"Al
Ituperl,"
Ihey
said,
"We'll
paint
Ihe
lown
red
An.l.enjoy
ourselves
I
hen.
Ihere's
no
doubt."
.
--
.
(I.M.
ot
Ilie
hiinl
Ihliigs
to
do
is
lo
own
a
hoat
and
ye
ki-ep
on
your
reel.
I
AI,'AV
Ihjs
lime,
or
Airil.l
olhers
sides
myself.
look
forward
lo
year
decsnise
on
play
Ihe
Tool
!.-
-
KIN(i
Leiilne,
is
tlouhlles
jealous
oi
the
inleresl
taken
in
King
Till
and
is
selling
up
opposition.
sv
.
MAHY
had
a
lillln
dog.
Named
"Hlnger."
so
she
said,
lie
was
raise.)
here
in
Prince
Hupert
Hill
whenr
was
Oinger
bred?
-
THK
reason
girls
behave
lhal
way
Is
because
Ihey
think
Ihc
boys
like
it.
IF
a
man
is
in
ihe
habil
or
speaking
in
public,
you
can
bel
your
as('
dollar
the
wife
d
OPS
Ihe
speaking
ill
home.
1
W
9W
TOBACCO
I
THE
DAH.Y
JCKW8.
Friday,
Mann
TRAVEL
EXPECTED
RENTAL
AND
JMJTO
TOBEHEAYYON
I
TAXES
AT
EDMONTON
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
'Train
Program
Being
Discussed
at
Montreal
by
Officers
of
Road
jvice-presidenl.
presjie
al
Ihe
perioral
conimillre
meeting
and
lal
the
evening
session
Die
offi-Jcers
alien.
ling
were
addressed
by
the
president,
Sir
Henry
.
Thornton;
Vice-president
J.
K.
Dalrymple,
lieranl
lluel.
K.C.
and
It.
C.
Vaugh
also
look
pari
in
Ihe
proceedings,
while
the
inlrul
Vermont
Itaihvay
was
represented
by
K.
C.
Smith,
presiilent
of
the
road
and
other
officers.
The
committee
meeting
will
continue
today.
j
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
SAYS:-
S)-SW-W
,w
....w
......
ANOTHKH
lh
has
been
perpetrate.!.
It
is
said
Dial
ihediN
'erence
Iteiwern
a
canoe
and
n
Scotchman
is
thai
the
canoe
(jp.
As
sometime
lake
u
little
droit
of
Scotch
myself
I
know
how
lo
Effort
Being
Made
to
Keep
Down
to
Forty
Mills
FREAKY
YAGARIES
Rate1
.
F.IUIONTON,
March
28.
Two.
new
method
of
raising
funds
for
civir
purposes
were
accepted
by
'council.
The
rental
lux
was
k
cided
ill
on
as
I.
referable
lo
Ihe
service-,
tax
and
the
cily
soli
citor
was
instructed
lo
oroceedi
wilh
Ilie
iliafling
of
a
hytaw
as
a
preface
to'
Milling
Ihe
new
form
of
levy
iulo
operation
Onf
a
hare
one
vole
margin
the
nl-.
deriueii
decided
for
a
local
aulo
i
mobile
lax
also.
Ilolli
of
these
proposals
were
recommended
by
Ihe
rniiiuiissioner.s.
Furlher
ug',resiniis
from
commissioner
for
bringing
Hi.'
lax
rate
ilowu
to
Hi
forty
null
basis
were
concurred
in
by
council.
As"
already
reported
in
toe
loiirual
these
proposals
are
lot
make
uji
1
77.1)00
jiersary
on
order
In
keeint.',,iralu
al
loriy!
mills
by
issiiiug
sinking
fund
de-!
bcnliires
lo
(ate.'
care
of
auiiii.il'
instalment
of
principal
on!
cliool
hoard
-serial
deltciiiures
i
and
Ihereliy
uvr
(mm
current
rccmie
iVJ,U2;
reiiesl
the
public
school
board
ell
her
lo
reduce
rpliiiialr
by'
2tf.om
or
lake
steps
to
obtain
nd.titinopl
revenue
from
high
and
technical
chnols
to
that
amount:
further
reduce
the
cily
estimates
hy
II.5&M.
ami
by
Ihe
impoilin
of
a
renlul
liu
raise
an
esti
mate!
sum
of
;(l,ii00.
,
The
automobile
lax
i
cteeled
lo
bring
in
another
sio.onn
year
toil
H
l
not
tutcmleil
lo
lake
that
into
current
revenue.
applying
il
Instead
lo
the
upkeep
of
Ihc
streets.
Six
Inches
of
Snow
This
Morn
Ina
and
Barometer
Dropped
Rapidly
,
g
March
2,
1914.
.
Tbc
i
Iran.
I
Trunk
Pacific
!.-
veloiuneni
lt
Ltd.
has
sold
7fil
acres
of
laud
across
I
In-
harbor
lo
Morelou
Frewen
ami
Sir
Kd-gar
Vinceiil,
KiiKlish
capitiilj.ls
for
2l7,.'nu.
H
js
understood
lhal
Ihe
new
owners
intend
lo
establish
an
amiiseemiil
park.
-'
li.
C.
Hrewsler
and
John
Oliver
Ihe
provincial
liberal
leaders,
will
reach
Hclla
Coola
tomorrow
and
will
be
her.-
within
a
week.
Aid.
ft.
W.
Morrissey
declares
hlinseir
heartily
in
favor
of
a
puhlicily
gran!
ami
says
lie
will
support
Ihe
measure
on
a
public
plulf.iriu
ir
a
plebiscite
is
called
on
Ihe
issue.
NO
REDUCTION
IN
ALBERTA
TAXES
IS
ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE
i:i).Mf)NT()N,
March
28.
Pre
mier
Herbert
tireenfiebl,
during
Ihe
course
of
the
debale
on
Ilie
budget
in
the
legislature,
miide
Ihe
amioiiuceinenl
lhal
there
was
no
fuilicaliou
or
any
reiluclion
in
taxes
in
Ihe
near
future.
"This
government
has
reduced
expenditure
us
no
previous
gov
ernment
In
Ihe
province
did.
Hut
he
would
be
mi
optimist
Indeed
who,
knowing
conditions
in
this
new
province,
and'
having
a
close
knowledge
or
provincial
riiinnce,
would
proidierjiered.uellon
In
taxation
in
the
near
fuliire,
(he
premier
declared,
Ths
adv
H
seruent
s
nift
published
or
disjilayed
by
Ihe
Llmior
loiitnd
lb
;;r
l
tr
y
novertimenl
or
llntih
Columbtn.
WOMEN'S
COUNCIL
ARE
:
ASKING
QUESTIONS'
Testing
Public
Opinion
at
Vie-1
torla
In
Regard
to
Domestic
;
Science
In
Schools
VICIOHIA.
March
27.
The;
Victoria
t.ounril
ot
Women
urel
sending
oul
a
ue.innalre
to
ihe
leode
of
the
city
asking
for
upitL
ihiiis
oi
ffv-ftaro
iii
ini-iiliM
"l
OF
WEATHER
MAN":'1
r'B
lhc
1
1
he
.jueslions
follow:
I
Are
yuit
in
fnr
of
the
leaching
of
domestic
-clence
in
the
publie
school
of
Victoria
r
If
nol,
why
not
j
2
ShouM
il
he
taught
in
Ilisli
The
freaky
vagaries
of
ihe
School?
Weather
Man
brought
the
h
-av-j
3
If
mi,
should
it
be
optional?
iesl
snowfall
Jr
His
)yr,
lt'
t
In
1U23.
rr
lenchers
s.i.
Prince
Hupert
this
iiiuruiiig
aries
and
supplies.
domestic
March
28.
People
generally
science
cos!
Ihe
cily
?l,d.l2,7flJ
were
surprised
and
unprepared
DM
H
eost
too
mu-h?
to
rind
on
venturing
forth
to
I
s
Is
the
present
method
of
Iheir
matutinal
tasks
loday
thai
Reaching
nf
ficienlly
practical?
Hi
would
have
lo
plow
through:
you
ib
not
like
Ihe
namei
six
inches
or
t
more
or
"the
-domesitc
science,
can
you
suggest
i.uniii.fiii
"
a
iieiier
inn"
Willi
a
col.
I
wesl
wind
springing
up
last
ufghl,
the
rail
commenced
early
in.
the
cveum?
ami.
when
II.
O,
Crew,
Dominion
meleorologisl,
look
bis
records
al
t
o'clock
Ibis
morning
he
measured
3
Vt
inches,
leween
thai
lime
and
X
o'clock,
il
is
es-liiualed
that
al
.least
2
',
incbe
more
fell,
making
a
lotal
of
six.
Wit
lii
it
Ihe
pas!
IK
hours,
Ihe
barometer
has
dropped
nearly'
an
inch.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Kupart
i
HIS
SLUGGISH
LIYER
MADE
HIM
FEEL
DROWSY
AND
TIRED
ALL
THE
TIME
Whn
yHir
llrrr
Uirim
tuiiUli
ih1
liurilvs
mir
IkI
twallti
mttrrt.
amt
ii
ir
vr
rt
no
$n
u't
n
rrrtint
rittil
l
in
mik
ymr
llrr
rlihl.
TliU
jrim
ran
.
hy
iln
u
of
Mil-l.tinfs
I.Orr
PIHs
ihnr
mill
turn-title
Itw
l.irrl-h
Ihrr.
rkan
tr
til
le
iikI
tasiiniiu
autlrr
fri.m
tlm
.
l-m.
iimI
iHvvrnl,
HI
at
rsllev,
ill
riirllmtlH
aiialnt
rnii
a
llsr
llul
M
IssHiw
liurlOr.
Mr.
K.
llaiH.
I.a
-knrrls,
"I.B.
HI-:
"
hail
lti
IH.I.Ir.1
ti
my
litrr
ami
Ml
ilruway
ami
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all
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