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HMLY
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tS!roTupday.
March
II,
1921.
Viking
Heart
Is
Probably
A
Classic
'The
Viking
Heart,'
year,
is
likely
to
become
Salve
i
miii,
the
author,
in
the
front
rank
with
Canadian
author?
The
hook
U
not
like
any
other.
11
covers
a
long
period
of
time
and
the
hero
and
heroine
do
not
marry
ami
live
happy
ever
afbrward
at
the
end
of
the
slory.
It
deals
with
the
early
struggle
of
the
Icelander
in
Canada
ami
portrays
their
manner
of
life
and
habits
of
thought.
It
enlists
the
sympathies
of
the
reader
wilh
these
people
and
yet
their
faults
as
well
I
liir
good
qualities
are
clearly
brought
out
"The
Viking
Heart"
promises
to
heroine-
a
clnssjc
because
it
is
intensely
human.
The
author
analyzes
the
emotions
and
spreads
them
before
the
reader
in
a
picturesque
manner.
There
has
never
been
another
Canadian
book
like
tL
Will)
some
of
the
qualities
that
made
Main
Street
so
popular
it
has
more
heart
interest
'than
Sinclair
Lewis
book.
It
is
written
with
a
good
motive
hut
art
is
never
sacrificed
to
propaganda.
At
the
rbtse
the
readers
feels
that
he
has
tion
with
them
ha
done
him
New
York.
Removing
Head
'
Mohammedan
Religion.
The
action
taken
a
few
days
ago
in
removing
the
head
of
the
.Mohammedan
religion
and
replacing
(he
Caliph
by
the
parliament
uf
Turkey
is
a
drasl?r"
move
and
ope
that
vq
cause
a
good
deal
of
dissatisfaction.
The
fact
that
it
is
done
by
the
Turkish
Nationalists
and
not
through
any
outside
influence
is
the
redeeming
feature
of
the
move.
It
would
seem
as
if
nothing
could
have
been
more
favorable
In
Hritisb
interests
than
this
action
yet
the
British
always
siipjMirted
the
Caliphate
for
diploma-'
tie
reasons.
The
.Mohammedan
religion
has
an
estimated
following
of
l
,.0.0(1(1.01)0
ami
is
ranked
among
the
greatest
and
mot
riio-nlial
religious
in
the
world.
The
people
live,
chiefly
in
Asia,
southern
Europe
and
Northern
Africa.
Those
timr-r
the
Hrilish
flag
are
mostly
in
India
and
they
were
omewhal
di-lurli.il
during
tlm
war
as.
to
whelher
the
Hrilish
were
not
going
too
far
in
curbing
the
influence
of
tin?
Caliphate,
nave
gone
mucti
lurther
than
ever
the
IJrihh
dreamed
of
going.
ivionammedan
Tenets
Are
Interesting.
I
nc
.Monammeuau
religion
wa
founded
by
Moh.imuud
rate
question
Vancouver
has
who
wrote
the
sacred
book
known
a
the
Koran,
which
is
studied
seen
a
huiuc
Improvement
b
all
devout
followers.
The
outstanding
doctrine
are
the
unity
.within
the
last
twehr
mouth
of
Cod.
the
immortality
of
the
soul,
a
belief
in
predestination
greater
proportionately
than
at
almost
an'oiiiitiug
to
fatalism,
'a
day
of
judgment
find
;i
eiiual
liny
limp
in
it
hitory.
That
heaven
inhabited
by
beautiful
feinles
Jtimwii
a
lnoiris.
In
thi(fiiit
i
nif
over.
We
have
made
lo-iiven
women
or
Ifie
earth
have
no
place,
:a
magnificent
win
a
win
that
Among
the
religion
riles
of
Hie
Mohammedans
are
prayers'ba
meanl
four
to
five
ruiNioii
fasting.
he
giving
of
alms
and
circumcision.
Polygamy
is'nl-
dollar
per
aumini
to
the
people
lowed
and
concubinage
practised.
The
position
of
woman
i
or
this
province.
When
we
have
nid
an
enviable
one,
her
aim
and
end
being
to
please
her
bus-
won
the
whole
right
as
we
are
hand
and
bear
him
children.
,
.
d.ouml
to
win
un.ler
the
len.ter.
Another
Loss
In
Fishinq
Industry.
The
dangers
of
the
rishermeli's
calling
Is
once
more
bronchi
to
attention
by
the
loss
a
few
days
ago
or
a
fine
young
fiher-
man.
Chris
Petersen,
from
the
fishing
boat
Sumner.
Death
t
ame
quickly
.is
he
was
engaged
in
his
duties.
The
whole
com-!
uiuuin
win
mourn
Hie
loss
anil
fishing
imlqslry.
Maturity-
so
essential
to
bringing
out
the
true
flavour
of
a
good
whisky-is
found
in
every
bottle
of
SPECIAL
TEA
Japans.
Try
it
today.
$0.00
98
86
one
of
the'
new
hooks
published
last
a
classic
11
pines
Laura
(ioodmau
met
real
people
and
that
associa
good.
The
book
is
published
in'!
:
in-
Now
their
own
remelhe
future
of
the
uort
of
Prince
epecja
v
those
entrnired
in
the'
I
i
SELECTED
Hie
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Ba(fv
in
Bon
J
under
Dominion
Gtivrnmenf
mpenmon.
This
iidverlfsement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
Ihe
fiovernment
of
ririlfsli
Coliiinliia.
OLD
TIMERS
IN
REUNION
Congenial
and
Informal
Pioneer
Solrlt.
Was
Revived
at
Annual
Banquet
Last
Night
Wilh
iiutshi
and
song,
addresses
and
a
bounteous'
banquet
spread,
pioneers
ami
their
friends
to
the
number
of
12.1
or
more
assembled
lasl
night
at
Hie
annua!
reunion
in
Hie
new
Itoston
drill
banquet
ball
and
recounted
experience
of
the
past
fourteen
years
ami
more,
Hie
while
associating
wih
the
congenial
ami
informal
spirit
of
old
linies
in
Prince
Itupert.
v
John
Oyhhavn,
president
nf
Hie
Pioneers'
Association,
was
in
Hie
chair.
After
the
banquet
-pread,
which
did
credit
to
the
management
of
the
lloslou
(irill,
had
been
amply
enjoyed,
the
pro-gram
of
speeches
ami
music
was
opened
with
the
toast
to
Hie
King
and
a
brief
address
by
the
chairman.
Oilier
speakers
were
A.
YV.
Edge,
Thomas
McClymonl
and
Miiyor
Newton
who
responded
to
the
Inasl
to
the
city.
Contributing
to
the
minimi
program
were
John
E.
havey
with
the
solo
"Iiuun;"
Mrs.
Jarvis
II.
McLcod,
solo
"Kerry
Dances;"
Mrs.
William
Millar,
solo.
"The
Swallow;"
A.
Clapperton
and
John
K.
Davey,
vocal
duet,
"Excelsior,"
Melh
Davie,
solo;
A.
Clapperloii.
solo,
"Skipper."
ami
II.
C.
Miaruin.
pioneer
sons.
W.
Vang
ha
ii
Davie
was
the
accompanist
of
the
evening.
The
toal
to
the
ladies
was
proposed
by
A.
W.
Edge
ami
responded
to
by
M.
M.
Stephen
and
Mr.
P.
W.
Anderson.
A
toast
In
departed
pioneers
wa
oherved
'in
silence.
The.
affair
broke
up
shortly
after
II
o'clock
with
the
singing
f
the
National
Anthem.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
reunion
comprised
John
Dyhhavn.
llarrv
Dapell,
A.
J.
(ialland,
F.
W.
Hart.
Oeorge
Johnstone.
Percy
Cameron.
W.
J.
Itaymoiid,
Mayor
Newton.
Mr.
P.
W.
Anderson.
A.
Iverson.
PLAIN
TRUTHS
TO
VANCOUVER
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Urges
That
There
be
no
Spirit
of
Jealousy
at
Rupert
BETTER
HARBOR
HERE
At
the
Laurier
Club
banquet
the
other
day
in
Vancouver.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
spoke
a
few-
wholesome
trulhhs
in
regard
to
the
work
of
Hon.
John
Oliver
on
the
freight
rales
question
ami
as
to
tJtupcrt.
he
said
I'hanks
In
the
maimiflcent
fight
that
the
premier
of
thi
province
has
waged
on
the
freight
ship
nf
John
Oliver
wilh
rreight
rale
and
express
rales
adjusted
to
where
they
ought
to
he,
llril-
ib
Columbia
will
important
position
in
the
ship.
ping
world.
Not
Vancouver
Alone
"Ami
in
it.ni
r.t.i.i
i
h,;
..f
you
mil
lo
overlook
thai
Ihe
tight
ha
not
been
ami
is
not
for
Vancouver
alone.
Let
there
he
no
jealoii
Vancouver
I
but
one
iof
several
ItrilUh'
Colombia
porl.
When
you
are
told
I
hat
Prince
Itupert
,m
a
finer
harbor
Hinn
Vancouver:
that
it
Is
fog
free
in
Ihe
three
or
four
month
that
you
are
slruggling
in
big;
that
it
i
closer
to
the
Orient
by
two
days'
run
and
only
:n
day's
run
further
from
the
J'anatna:
Dial
it
has,
a
lower
railway
gradient
across
Ihe
llnckies
than
has
even
Ihe
Canadian
National
rrnm
thin
porl;
that
Ihe
flrand
Trunk
Pacific
traverse
the
very
garden
of
Hritisb
Columbia
in
the
central
valleys
e
there
be
no
peevishness
or
Jealousy.
Ilalher
lei
Ihrre
be
a
provincial
pride
liial
the
vast
province
nf
Jlrilish
Columbia
Is
not
conHned
lo
a
single
port."
Prosperoiin
adv-rtlslnw
means
regular
continuous
cdvertlilnf.
THE
DAn.Y
NEWS.
Tuesday;.
Mttivl
ii
LESS
LIQUOR
IS
CONSUMED
Falling
Off
Followed
Lack
or
Facilities
for
Obtaining
It
for
Immediate
Use
ONE
VERY
WET
PERIOD
Drunkenness
Less
Than
In
Former
Years
In
Every
District
of
Dominion,
says-Dr.
Thomas
TONON'IO.
March
It.
Ihe
consumption
if
alcoholic
beverages
throughout
Canada
ha
decreased
very
rnnsiderahly
in
Ihe
last
tleonile,
according
I
ft
ui
analysis
of
(lie
situation
made
by
llev.
Ernest
Thomas,
D.D.
fof
Ihe
social
service
council
of
Canada.
He
say:
'
The
federal
mlministrajion
ha
given
me
statistics
showing
the
amount
or
liquor
consumed
per
capita
in
Canada
during
Ihe
last
decade.
Hitherto
the
statistical
basis
for
Ihe
slmly
of
liquor
problems
in
Canada
have
never
been
adentialrly
worked
out.
Now
we
have
ihe
otlicial
figure
which
have
been
prepared
by
the
Itureau
of
Statistic.
Tbee
figure
arc
reached
by
roniwci-
soh
of
the
amount
of
Ihe
respective
liquors
made
in
Canada,
wilh
the
amount
imported
mid
the
amount
exported.
Declined
66
per
Cent.
The
iln-litie
in
ih
per
-aplln
consumption
of
spirits
I
exact
ly
CO
ier
renl
in
nine
year.
Phis
decline
has
been
continuous
save
for
one
marked
interruption
in
IU20-JL
There
i
no
doiibl
that
at
that
lime
there
whs
a
general
.relaxation
of
morale
after
the
war.
but
we
must
note
two
oilier
factors;
the
opening
of
lh
frontier
with
rMicquen!
in
crease
or
fneililies
for
procuring
liquor,
ami
t
gigantic
development
of
rum-runniinr
from
Can
ada
outward.
Toward
Ihe
end
of
1
12
1
liul
or
the
frontiers
wer-.-uain
closed,
and
an
'International
eoitfer-
enee
or
anti-liquor
authorities
roneerlel
mesisure
which
lc
to
an
etiormoii
reduction
in
thai
form
of
Irallic.
The
rnct
that
the
inereae
in
"coiioqmpllou"
at
that
period
i
na
areompanied
by
any
corresponding
increase
or
drunkeiines
or
of
liquor
crimes
may
suggest
liial
a
considerable
quantity
of
the
Jiqijor
reptirled
as
consumed
in
Canada
wa
in
fact
ue
in
ihi
rum-nnning
business.
Fluctuations
Thi
conclusion
is
supported
by
Ihe
violent
fluctuation
in
the
amount
of
liquor
nominally
exported
in
(be
years
under
review.
Hxporl
reported
are
a
follow:
IUI0
M'.yflH
proor
gallons
IU20
I.
KM
1.832
IKS
I
009,7
U
1022
25o,3
In
Kven
if
we
all'mv
ror
a
farge
pari
of
Ifie
IciniMirary
increase
bring
alisorbcl
in
rum-running,
we
siu
mu.t
accept
Ihe
racl
that
the
provision
or
increned
farilf-lies
ror
obtaining
liquor
was
attended
by
a
considerable
increase
in
Ihe
amount
consumed.
Willi
Hie
reinforcement
of
guard
at
Ihe
frontier
and
wilh
the
enact
men
I
by
referendum
or
elos-j
Provincial
frontier,
the
whole
of
Ihi
sudden
increase
was
wliied
out.
Speaking
generally,
then
it
may
safely
be
af-riruieil
that
the
amount
consumed
has
steadily
varied
with
the
facilities
fir
obtaining
liquor
for
immediate
ue.
Illicit
Manufacture
The
umouiiis
produced
by
Illicit
nianufacliire
can
be
ignored
as
affecting
national
total,
however
locally
or
temporarily
they
may
call
for
arteulion.
'The
hospital
would
soon
lell
Ihe
story
If
.
there
were
any
such
general
consiiiiiplion
of
moonshine
whiskey
us
to
alTcct
Ihe
coif-
A
SEVERE
ATTACK
OF
HEART
TROUBLE
Was
Relieved
By
MILBURN'S
Heart
and
Nerve
Pills
Nr.
8.
E.
lunw.,
aiimth,
onl.,
rli-t:
"Four
yrirg
ar,
h,d
(
my
Mrrre
iltnk
of
tn-.ri
inmwe.
I
njii.iilo-ii
my
rtwiori
imini
in
ror
soni'
time,
dut
I
mly
iwmih-iI
U,
t.iunir
nr.
I
flmlly
went
l
uur
flninUIHl
purrluwsJ
lliree
bnin
,f
Jillbiir-n
llt-.rt
and
Sfrve
VHl
.ml
dirhed
liiiiiinitiaix
rrllff
frrsn
tMr
uw,
imi
,ln
irulhfutiy
My
tlwy
r
i
wf.ndrrfiil
iMiiifii,,
I
tlwiyt
t
itox
i-n
Imid,
and
ir
tr-l
mq
nf
.ortt
lake
few
pin,
ant
lrrf
,
ritbt
j,,.!
Mllbiini-a
in-art
and,
,r
MM
arc
inc
a
Imii
at
all
di-ii.r.
in.iu.i
nri
wi
rrIM
i.f
.rlr.
T
Mlllmni
ICo.
Limited,
Tifonw
Ont,
'
"'-
J
'
.
:
,
No
more
rubbing
till
you
ache
Just
let
the
clothes
soak
CHEETS,
towels,
shifts,
underwear,,
play
clothes
and
aprons-What
u
day's
work
they
used
to
be.
Wushing
was
something
to
be
dreaded.
Monday
riHjht
found
you
tired
out.
To-day,
how
easy
it
io
to
get
everything
clean
and
white
Rinso
soaks
dirt
out
The
rich
cleansing
Rinso
audi
dissolve,
every
particle
of
dirt
just
by
soaking.
The
most
ground-in
dirt
is
loosened
and
rinsed
away.
Only
the
very
hardest
spots
need
a
light
rubbing
with
dry
Rinso.
Wiuo
h
told
by
all
rrocers
and
department
ilorct
Rinso
LEVER
BROTHERS
LIMITED.
TORONTO
rliision
here
drnwn.
the
widespread,
vague
(ail
eonfidenl
talk
aboqt
there
being
a
much
liquor
conumed
today
a
ever
berore
receive
a
severe
cheek
in
Ihese
fuel,
for
we
cannot
drink
more
liquor
than
there
i
available.
Hy
liquor
in
Ihe
above
observation
I
mean
spirit,
wine
and
beer,
for
be
federal
statistic
qmded
are
with
reference
to
ImiIIi
spirituous
tind
fermented
liquor.
The
decline
in
spirits
drinking
ha
been
particularly
great,
although
the
decrease
ha
substantially
a
Heeled
Ihe
total
amount
of
beer
and
wjne
consumed
per
head
of
population.
The
year
under
study
are
I
VI
3
lo
IV
?
inclusive.
Instead'
of
our
people
drinking
nine
pinlf
of
piril
per
bead
per
annum
a
in
t
U
.1.
w
Canadian
are
now
consuming
only
three
pint
for
every
man,
woman
and
child.
And
I
find
from
totalling
conviction
for
driinkenueK
in
every
judicial
district
of
the
dominion
that
the
number
has
fallen
from
7H.2
ror
every
ten
lhounnd
person
in
101.1
to
27.7
in
Ihe
latest
year.
1022.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS
IT
people
lake
Ihe
I
rouble
lo
talk
about
you
there
Is
the
con-
soiauon
that
you
.
must
be
im
portant
or
they
would
not
bother
io
mention
II.
-
LAST
week
Ihev
lioil
11.
I
In
can
on
Hie
head
of
Hie
Moslem
religion.
it
monll,
Ho.
bead
or
the
Orcek
government
got
ihe
please
A
I.I,
the
world
Is
boldilnir.
i
why
not
nif?
-
A
MAN
who
forirel
hi.
wI'a'
mnnuay
is
pot
ril
lo
be
a
bus-band,
but
a
man
who
remembers
which
birthday
it
I
will
not
be
received
with
smiles,
even
though
be
carry
In
his
baud
a
rich
pre-senl.
I'NTII.
one
listens
lo
Hie
"loud
speaker"
of
a
radio
set
he
never
could
Imagine
what
curious
noise
there
are
In
the
air.
-
.
.
TIIH
man
who
LnoeL
u
beaten.
'
WHAT
Is
Ihe
dlurcnr
be-tween
uinrllu!
nuirlial
experience?
Very
111
lid,
lean!
C
Canadian
National
Railways
'
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
olUrmakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
in
equipped
to
handle
nil
k
'i
'
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
Bargains
n
Blue
Hcr,
S.R0,
for
Gray
Itcg.
2.11(1,
fop
See
our
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
'.
Phone
3.
P.O.
Box
1W6.
.lake,
very
III
lie.
Sill:
ha
II
bobbed
And
thinks
it
great;
Then
shows
herselr
Unlo
her
male.
Hut
hubby
Minrl
And
swear
a
lot
Al
what
a
fnolUh
WHe
he's
got.
AIIOUT
(be.
week
aHer
next
none
but
the
ubl
maids
and
a
rcw
frowy
old
fashioned
married
twonien
will
be
left
wilh
long
hair.
II
looks
to
mc
like
a
conspiracy
on
I
he
(,ri
of
the
iiarncr.
Advert
I
p
Dim
M,y
NfW
!
"r.hC..UftQ'
Tk
Ull
Cp
miVrr,
;9
tt
wtild.
tit
r..kr,,
(
L.ut,iul
nvtu
li
t
i,M
mmim
anu
wJ
Ivt
w.
t
Potato
Pots
51.40
$1.10
Window.
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
Opp.
Empress
HoUb
Tobacco,
Cigars.
Candies
and
Soft
rrnm
Wo
have
u
pica'
'
1
"J
rotm.
Come
In
atid
w"
yourself
at
home
W.
M,
Whltlno,
Prop.
WOODCOCK
t
t
Dairies.
Pure
Fresh
Mils
Cre,m
Delivered
DHf.
Olreot
front
the
fam.t"
"
home
Phone
DlacK
210.
P.O.
Dox