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Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
March
in,
I
Oil.
For
And
Against
New
Ball
Grounds.
There
is
naturally
a
difference
of
opinion
in
regard
to
whether
aeliou
should
be
taken
to
provide
a
ball
ground
suitable
for
the
younger
boys
at
the
corner
of
MeBride
and
Sixth
Slreel.
There
is
a
rather
natural
disinclination
to
interfere
with
the
course
of
traffic
by
diverting
the
street
but
those
who
iae
families
or
who
are
interested
in
games
and
ports
feel
that
the
benefits
to
be
derived
would
be
far
greater
than
any
disability
the
cily
would
suffer.
While
the
proposed
ground
might
not
be
large
enough
for
a
full
size
ball
park
it
would
be
sufficiently
large
for
any
of
the
younger
set
to
use
and
would
not
be
difficult
to
make.
There
seems
to
be
no
other
site
in
the
city,
centrally
located,
that
could
be
converted
into
a
pround.as
easily
as
this
one.
There
may
posibly
be
legal
difficulties
that
would
be
dif
ficult
to
overcome,
but
as
the
slreets
belong
to
the
city
it
would
not
seem
to
he
an
insuperaMe
difficulty.
Financing
is
another
matter.
That
is
a
program
for
Die
cily
to
wrestle
with.
It
would
be
a.
good
thing
to
find
out
exactly
what
the
construction
of
the,
grounds
would
crisl
so
that
people,
may
have
au
intelligent
idea
tf
the
problem
which
presents
itself.
Would
be
Suitable
For
Football.
Foollmll
players
say
that
the
proposed
ground
would
be
excellent
Tor
their
game.
II
would
be1
large.
enough
and
suitable
in
every
way
for
the
purine.
There
would
in
this
game
be
no
danger
of
kicking
the
ball
beyond
the
rob
fines
'
of
the
ground
Ihrough
some
resident's
window.
If
this
ground
could
be
secured
it
would
prove
a
great
impetus
to
sports
in
the
cily,
providing
opporliuiily
for
games
which
under
present
conditions
II
hi""1
,'"il'l
,,la-ve''
mvi"f)
'
'be.
congestion
al
Acropolis
Would
Be
Great
Thing
For
City.
It
would
undoubtedly
be
a
great
thing
for
Ihe
ejlv
jf
this
Sixth
Avenue,
and
Mi-Bride
Street
grounds
could
be-
made.
As
they
are
at
present
the
four
plot
at
the
four
corners
have
little
value
as
playground.
Consolidated
they
would
be
jut
what
is
needed.
The
plan
is
worthy
of
every
consideration
and
if
there
are
strong
objections
they
should
be
clearly
stated.
It
is
nolcd
thai
mot
of
the
objection
comes
from
ioc
who
have
no
children
or
who
are
more
inleresled
in
Ihe
financial
aspect
than
in
the
welfare
of
Ihe
young
people
or
the
cily,
What
About
The
Gyro
Club
Proposal.
In
view
of
the
present
situation
what
is
to
be
done
about
the
f.yro
s
Club
proposal?
The
aim
of
that
dub
is
excellent
and
Ihe
members
have
shown
most
commendable
energy
in
raising
money
to
provide
for
the
youngsters.
If
lh-
larger
plan
goes
ahead,
ome
other
site
must
be
found
for
the
Cvro
pliivground
but
jus)
which
requires
careful
consideration.
The
government
ground
at
Market
Square
are
not
available
for
sports
or
games
but
are
to
he
beautified.
Some
other
place
must
be
secured
-Should
this
playground
plan
not
be
found
suitable,
then'
it
is
hoped
that
the
fiyros
will
be
given
every
encouragement
by
the
civic
authorilies
but
just
how
'and
where
is
a
mailer
which
will
have
to
he
decided
after
investigation.
"Nerves
in
Bad
State
Could
Not
Sleep"
Mrs.
H.
N.
TardelL
Harrowsmitli,
Oat,
writes:
?,y
nt,ntt
were
in
VMjr
bld
,,ate
ai
lot
near'y
Kn,n
I
i
did
j
not
know
what
it
wai
to
have
a
food
night'i
ret
I
could
not
eat.
aod
never
felt
welL
I
beard
about
Dr.
OWi
Nerve
Fod.
and
thought
1
would
try
it
After
taking
it
for
a
few
day.
I
began
to
feel
better,
and
oon
wai
able
to
alee
p
well
at
night.
My
appetite
alto
returned,
and
I
felt
ftronger
and
better,
and
after
taking
three
boxes
of
Or,
Chate't
Nerve
Food
I
wai
quite
well.
I
have
also
given
the
Nerve
Food
to
my
little
girl,
with
good
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Feod
eo
rU.
a
box
of
00
plaW,
KduusiiMOU.
UUw
A
,
144.,
Tomato
POISONS
SfeLF;
DIDN'T
KNOW
IT
Merchant
Didn't
Know
What
Was
the
Matter
until
Nausea,
Sick
Headache
and
Bad
Digestion
were
Traced
to
S
Their
cause
.
local
merchant
was
.ur
iris)t
lo
find
thai
his
tired,
ncr
vniis,
luliou
condition
was
din
In
poison
from
the
food
lu
ate.
Instead
of
being
digested
ami
eliminated
properly,
hi
food
was
poisoning
his
whole
s)eio,
causing
sick
headaches,
nausea.
sour
gas
on
a
weak
stomach.
had
digestion.
Improper
move-,
menl
of
his
liowels.
'Having
neglected
his
liver,
I
hut
important
organ
became
a
menace
lo
his
health
instead
of
an
aid.
Dr.
It.
S.
Thiicliei's
.ll.ivcr
and
Itlood
medicine,
however,
made
a
quick
difference
in
the
why
he
fell,
slept,
ale
and
looked,
't
his
remarkable
remedy
acts
directly
on
Ihe
liver
ami
keeps
Ihe
whole
system
limed
up.
,11
is
sold
wilh
Hie
unieiaudiiig
you
will
ho
coiiiplelely
satisfied;
otherwise.
then
will
le
no
col.
Dr.
Thachcr's
Liver
k
Mood
yrup
is
o-nlil
ami
recoiiiuieniieil
liy
Ornics
Ltd;,
Corner
't
hird
Ave.
and
Sixth
Street.
Prince
Itupert,
I
t.C
and
hy
leading
druggist
in
each
cily
and
town.
BACK
FROM
CALIFORNIA
Large
Numbers
Returning
to
British
Columbia
on
Every
Boat
VICTOIIIA,
Muvch
20.
Avow.
ing
that
it
is
impossilde
lo
live
on
an
emiahle
climate,
mi
won.
derfol
ncenery,
on
pawl'
highways,
or
on
the
cordiality
of
welcoming
handshakes,
scores
of
Victorians
who
left
their
hnnies
in
the
past
three
or
four
years
in
capitulation
lo
the
lure
of
Cali
fornia's
advertising,
are.
now
re
turning
north
lo
the
city
to
swim
on
Ihe
crest
of
the
rising
wave
of
prosperity
which
is
heginning
to
sweep
over
Ihe
whole
of
the
Pacific
Northwest.
On
March
3
last
year
only
three
persons
arrived
on
Ihe
Dorothy
Alexander
to
make
their
homes
again
in
Yiclorlu
at
a
time
when
Ihe
Admiral
Line
wan
main-
taning
only
a
fortnightly
schedule
of
arrivals
from
California.
On
March
.'I
this
year
I
lie
I'.rnma
Alexander
.brought
.112
passen
gers
from
Los
Angeles,
San
Francisco
and
San
Diego,
to
Itrilish
Columbia,
of
whom
92
were
hound
for
Victoria.
The
coniiny
is
now
maintaining
a
weekly
schedule
of
arrivals.
-The
number
of
Victorians
returning
lo
Ihe
cily
from
Cali
fornia
on
our
slcamships
now
greatly
exceeds
Ihe
number
leav
ing
for
the
South,"
Mr.
W.
M.
Allan,
local
manager
of
the
Admiral
Line
slates.
Last
year
Ihe
traffic
figures
re
vealed
that
the
number
of
trav
elers
bound
for
California
was
niuch
greater
lhan
the
number
of
(hose
making
the
northern
journey
to
the
cily
on
the
Admiral
liners,
hut
Ihis
year
Ihe
situation
is
reversed.
Lrslwhile
Victorians
returning
In
California
after
a
holiday
spent
In
their
former
homes
have
freipienlly
been
heard
to
declare
Iheir
intention
of
reluming
to
llritish
Columbia
as
soon
ns
possible
to
share
in
Ihe
increnslng
good
fortune
of
Ihe
Norlh,
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
STAGED
BY
ORDER
OF
MOOSE
The
Moose
Iidge
staged
an-
olher
sueVessfnl
whist
drive
and
dance
in
Ihe
Mrlropolc
Hall
last
uighl.
First
prizes
were
won
by
Mrs.
C.
Murphy,
on
a
ml
wilh
Mrs,
Nlpliam,.
and
J.
JI.
It
ckey.
Sec
ond
awards
went
to
Mrs,
II.
J,
l
oss
ami
Alfred
Swanson.
Dancing
followed
cards.
Ilift
uiusic
being
furnished
by
(ho
Weslbolmc
Orchestra.
Olllis
Jtoyer
whs
masler
nf
ceremonies
and
Ihe
conmilllce
comprised
lliilph
Kiefliaber,
chairman,
Sanf
Anions,
Percy
Cameron.
N.
Minoinllem
nn.l
A
Oluiesarg.
Mrs.
Nallons
liml
ehrirce
11
f
en.
freshrnenls.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
THE
DAH.Y
NKAVB.
Thursday.
Mnr
The
Mao
ia
the
Moen
j
SAYSt
TIIK
lahfr
government
has
been
in
power
many
weeks
and
yet
Ihe
old
Kmpiro
goes
on
and
Hu.pn
iu
iir.
-....
of
.1!
.i
...il..l
1
I
-
:Mi.ll
il?"liUUII!
setting
In.
-
-
TIIK
franc
has
come
hack
but
I
spent
a
dollar
the
other
la;
and
so
fur
I
have
seen
no
'sign
of
it
coming
liaek.
-
'I'll
11
Coverument
at
Ollavva
prevents'
(hp
spectacle
of
a
King
governing
with
a
I'orke.
I.N
Ihe
L'.S.
soioe
of
the
big
folks
weil
astray
as
a
result
oTj
hugging
the
leaiiol.
In
this'
country
passing
the
growler
is'
one
of
the
little
weaknesses
ot'
Ihe
hi
men.
A
IHTKIl
who
uses
only
diellonnry
words
.
is
apt
lo
nc
as
dry
as
the
dictionary.
A
WOHTIIY
conlemp.
says
a
baby
never
cries
for
lis
father
luit
the
other
night
I
mel
a
hahv
weeping
and
wailing
because
she
sani
tier
old
man
had
lert
tier.
A
MAN
who
leads
a
double
life
should
do
two
-men's
work
hut
usually
he
finds
it
hard
to
do
the
work
of
one.
I'lll'.
person
who
boasts
of
being
virluous
is
a
prig
ami
the
one
who
boasts
alxtut
wild
things
he
never
did
is
classed
as
a
rake.
-
LKK
Says
that
when
a
horse
gets
hidebound
n
free
use
of
the
currycomb
is
beneficial.
Hut
then
.lake
lived
in
the
days
when
there
were
horses
in
the
stable.
ONI',
of
Hie
chief
arts
of
con
ducting
public
business
is
le
keep
the
public
in
the
dark.
SID
says
that
the
way
to
make
money
in
April
is
to
advertise.
And
of
coiirse
Sid
know.
TIIK
beauty
of
being
at
home
is
that
you
ran
let
out
11
button
al
any
lime
If
you
want
In.
MANY
Hainan
'who
worked
twelve
hours
a
day
lo
make
enough
money
to
bo
independent,
now
has
to
work
eighteen
hours
a
day
to
keep
his
wife
in
a
pro
per
Hisilion
und
his
in
at
college.
,
I'D
ralher
hc
the
Man
in
the
Mimiii
I
linn
Oeoerjl
Mcltae
since
his
tug
guns
failed
to
go
on".
4.
Willi.
K
there
Hre
all
sorts
of
changes
poiny
on
the
the
world.
nail
still
cuts
the
kindling
for
Die
family.
DON'T
lie
always
tooling
ymir
own
horn
but
a
bit
of
a
shriek
from
the
Claxnn'
is
not
a
had
thing
now
and
I
hen
lo
clear
Ihe
road.
WIIKN
h
man
talks
to
himself
he
thinks
he
is
listening
to
Hie
greatest
man
in
the
world.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prlnc
Kupr4
March
20,
1924.
An
enthusiastic
smoker
was
held
by
the
Liberal
Association
in
the
K.
of
p.
Hull
lust
mulil.
I.
D.
I'allullo
was
chairman
and
Ihe
sneakers
included
II.
F.
Me
lt
ue.
ii,
H.
Nailen,
J.
A.
Johnson
and
Alhol
Fraer.
Contributing
to
the
lilU'ical
'nroarnni
ui
I'.
L.
Voungman,
William
Hrown
and
Ihe
Coiilurc
brother.
The
federal
government
has
doubled
,0
.IIHi
f
fishing
licenses
on
Ihe
Skeena
lliver.
r
The
f.ranby
Co,'
smeller
al
Hidden
Creek
will
be
hi
opera-lion
in
a
few
day.
The
company's
annual
output
of
copper
will
be
doubled
.as
a
result.
v
STEWART
A
company
known
as
the
Terminus
Mines
Lid.,
wilh
capialJr..
aliou
of
,000,000,
has
been
formed
to
work
the
.Northern
Terminus
group
on
American
Creek,
Active
work
will
be
started
In
April,
II
is',
expected.
After
being
idle.'
for
some
lime,
Ihe
sawmill
at
llydcr
has
resumed
operalloiiK.
Mullhevv
I.
oi
lire,
and
ussocialsf
of
Monclon,
N.H.,
have
luken
n
lioiul
on
llic
SI
oner
group
of
PLAYERS
m:
I
v
I'll
k
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
"Super-quality"
aHsmQHKiMmr,'
.mOB3alHalaaKaW,
JtmTr
-
W
.UaaWVIalVHsaaaHaWiWaHMMaV
.
flUf
More
sold
than
all
othr
brands
combined
Beautifully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking
lailos
iu
Ihe
Salmon
lliver
Val-1
ley
;iijuinlng
Ine
I'reioirr.
;
,
'
-
T
Harry
Zefferl
left
last
wee
kfor
various
southern
cities
on
a
bu-
im-ss
trip.
Tboiiuis
V.
Wilson
ha
been
elected
presidenl
of
Ihe
Fldor-ado
Oobi
Alining
I'ai.
O.
Smith
ha
been
electcil
pre
sidctil
of
the
Inleinalioual
Service
Club
and
Dr.
It.
F.
I
toiler,
assistant
s-'cretury.
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
Adair
Carss
Chapter
Realized
$30
From
Event
at
Home
of
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp
The
ten
given
by
the
Adair
Cars
Chapter
of
the
Imperial
Order
of
the
Daughter
nf
Ho
Umpire
yrslerday
afternoon
al
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
F.
Ke
np
Second
Ave.,
proved
to
be
n
innsi
successful
event.
The
sum
of
30
was
realieiL
In
Ihe
draw
ing
for
Ihe
library
runner
scarf
Mrs.
Hen
Self
had
Ihe
lucky
iium
br.
When
you
buy
adverlHlnie
o
huy
CinCULATKtN.
and
e
thn'
nu
vet
It
HAD
A
WEAK
HEART
WAS
VERY
NERVOUS
FOR
THREE
YEARS
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Opp.
Empress
Hotel.
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Clgareltes,
Candles
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Drinks,
Wo
hove
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pleasant
hack
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home.
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M.
Whiting,
Prop.
10
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IS
20
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35
and
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tins
of
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50
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100
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For
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.
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p.m.
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
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March
29,
April
12
and
26
PASSENQtR
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