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DAILY
EDITION
British
Association
Tuesday,
January
20,
192
1.
Comes
This
Year.
'
The
holding
of
a
meeting
.fl'h
NrilMi
AoeiaUon
in
Canada
this
yar
i
a
very
imporlarit
event.
11
mean
that
some
of
Ihe
biggest
scientific
menfin
the
World
will
come
to
Hie
coun-i.
.....i
..-ii
......
...
.
...-...
"i
iij
iimi
win,
inrmeniaiiy
ioir
tnc,
West.-
Tlie
next
step
will
be
to
lay
J.efore
Ihem
Ihe
dnirn
df.
Prince
Rupert
with
a
view
of:
having
them
vome
hcr
The
utiiqiie
position
of
the
eity
and
her
industries
should
insure
thntVome.
of
them,
at
any
rate,
will
le
induced
to
come
this
way
and
slop
off
a
short
time.
Period
Of
Advancement
v
Seems
Right
Ahead.
Prim
e
Rupert
pwple
are
sliiiwing
their
oplimism
by
undertaking
permauenl
work
here
that
will
be.
of
great
advantage,
to
the
eity
and
incidentally
will
help
to
make
xt
payroll
and
keejt
things
moving
here.
Two
churches
'at
least
are
contemplating
building
andAilhr
work
is
being
planned.
The
next
yar
pco-mises
to
be
a
great
improvement
over
the
Inst
.and
it
will
not
be
Jong
before
the.
ereelion
of
liwell
iiir
will
nrniii
ln
i,..
n..tt-
considered.
,
Over
Use
Of
Herring.
There
seems
to
be
a
difference
of
opinion
as
o
whether
fr
herring
and
olhVr
fish
should
tw'iwi
fnr
m.
n,n....r,..
-
,f.v
ii
i
u
ii
ii
I
fii
i
ii
I
:
ill
.
lltll
niPlil
irul'klii,
u..4
..II....
t:
.
1.
.
i
....
;
"uirr
iisii
-proouris.
j
nere
is
a
factory
nujacsui
to
tlie
city
where
surh
work
is
carried
on,
the
fi,
ffa
.
iM-uig
useu
niso
in
trie
manufacture
of
fertilizer
,
The
question
that
arises
i
whether
the
use
of
herring
in
5
reduction
planl.s
would
teixj
lo
exterminate.
Hie
fish.
In
Alaska
L
....
....
i.m
jr.-,
u,-r
ihmihi
hi
iixn
r,ni
per"
Jinm
recenllv
ier-
g
"--
'rn
-niiiit-Ki.
jiim
a
snori
lime
ago
an
order
wa
,
passtid
granting
Ihe
neeessary
permission
but
influences
have
liPPll
liritllirhl
ill
I.
llfll
f.t
In..
I..
.
IL.
1
.
-;-o"
"tin
iii
Mi
hi
nine
me
oruer
rescinu?u.
ii
is
pouni
out
mat
in
the
manufacture
of
r;i.
muni
.
gelalin
and
the
iinmerous
other
products
from
fish
as
wpII
J
.
in
Ihe
making
f
fertilizer
friim
Ihe
offal.
Ihep?
u
,
rj,,.i-,nu-u
man
in
using
me
nn
in
any
nher
wav
and
the.
pro--
duels
become
more
valuable.
The
onlv
rlirrirniiV
.1
.
.
i
..
..
'
'
"
''"7
a
......
uir
u
jirmiig
in
mm
way
may
possililv
deplete
the
bail
Have
Veneer
Hill
Located
Near
Here.
Ther,is
a
proposal
to
erect
a
mill
for
the
maniifarture
of
.
tfiicer
prooocis
on
tlie
Hkeena
Hiver,
.
poMMy
nl
'v"s;
TImj
company
was
organized
last
year
and
Ihe
work
"of
.........
,B
u,
,JC,;
procwjing
since
mat
lime.
.Now
it
is
sakl
il,,w
,m
ProfcP,'l
is.
the
mill
may
b
es-
i
i
i
l
a
tabhshed
this
,
year.
,
11
should
be
imru'essl
'lllii'itl
lh
lirli
oon.i.r.....
I
I.
J
...1
Iidewaler
meets
rail
,s
the
place
lo
erect
a
mill.
Water
M.ipment
,
one,,
a
great
factor
leading
to
J
success.
At
or
near
Prince
1
""JrT
1
lrrP
?r?
1
"un,,,e,,
,,f
'''
'es
to
which
logs
.might
f.
me
J'
:
At.
Port
Rdwanlamf
vicinity
...
,r,
M.u.j.ing.n,,,,
nIM,
picly
or
land.
Around
Prince
Hujk.,-
linrbor
eilher
in;
U.e
cily
4,r
outside
it
siU-s
,niJj,t
f
be
securcl.
To.
,)perae
will,
-conomy
water
transport
as
we
s
rail
'
is
an
essential.
Railwaymen's
Strike
;
Great
Sritaln
Settled.
.."J
?tnc!'"y."
AnUsarlory
adjustmenl
,f
lh(
u
l"
U."r'.,a,n
,,a?
J.,oeu
The
men
are
'
'"isiiicss
oi.
me
cotuilry
is
jimceeding.
,
t&T6
VV'"V
"I
if:
1oi.lnr
up
in
that
counlrv
l
;
:
t
r5
IVlT.V,ea
VmlU
Mt?
ure
nable.
There
must
and
nrr:!"
"
PePle
are
.elfish
"i-nsuiiiutie
someumes
"on
some
mailer.-
A
Heealth
Secret
of
al
human
ills
may
be
traced
to
neglect
to
keep
the
bowel,
regular
nd
the
liver
and
kidneys
active
-PP.ndiatU.Brit'.di..i5K
MeU.
.fad
eniur.
a
ttorough
Unri
Uinty'
,nd
clenint
of
the
yttm.
MFBnnv
You
wHi
aatlr.
h.f
-,t,n.
4k.
J.aVWDUA
price
of
.Dr.
Chx'
Kbloey
Liver
Pill
hi
Leen
Incrjtd
to
35
cenlf,
tlie
box
now
con-talne
35
jim;lnted
of
26
ai
formerly.
Likfwtat
Dr.
C1um'
Nrv
Food
U
(0
cent
m
lot
of
io
UJi,
iasteed
of
SO
eoU
lot
of
50
pllli.
Edmantoo,
Btt
A
Co.
tad
,
Toronto.
PREPARING
TO
!
ririian
uiUKUi
Committee
Appointed
by
Annual
Vestry
Meeting
of
St,
Andrew's
Angllcaji
Election
of
ftlcr
Having
siime
t.000
already
siileiinp
the
possibility
of
eom-
pleliujr
the
churrli
liuilitinir.
iTliN
was
an
important
jioint
of
disriixsiiin
at
Hie
annual
vestry
meeting
which
look
place
last
nisht.
Archdeacon
0,
A.
Ilix
presiding.
The
meeting
was
strongly
in
favor
of
completing
the
iMliTice
uml
aitoinlei
a
com-millee
to
lake
the
mailer
in
ham!
ami
report
back
at
an
early
dale
lo
Ihe
vestry.
The
meeting
received
,
reports
from
Ihe
various
organizalinu
of
Ihe
church
and
all
were
most
en
couraging.
.
The
report
of
Ihe
secretary-
treasurer,
Wallace
C,
Orchard.
bowed
that,
owing
to
a
large
nuiolier
of
prominent
church
members
leaving
the
city
during
the
past
year,
there
had
been
a
falling
ou
in
the
weekly
envelope
subscription.
The
onen
collec
tions,
however,
had
been
ome-wJial
heller
and,
taking
into
con
sideration
Ihe
money
raised
to-
wards
the
completion
of
Un
church,
more
money
had
been
raised
in
IU23
than
in
any
pre
vious
year
in
Ihe
history
of
Ihe
euiircli.
I
lie
treasurer
also
re
ported
considerable
increase
al
l.
:
.1
,
,.i
,
.
C.
W.
Homer.
..
11.
...
T.
Willell.
..
W
...
O.
Orchard,
(i.
A.
Woodland,
K.
W.
Tucker.
William
Walt.
Sid
ney
Itaz7f
U-.lonees,
A.
Wootton,
Alex
llix
and
(..
P.
Tinker.
i-'nvelope
committee
'It.'
V.
CI
l.epjnc,
William
Hamilton,
H.
A.
philpoll,
Mr.s.
11.
K.
Tremayne
and
Mrs.
C'C,
Mills
Representative
In
Synod
Mrs.
II.
L.
Mcintosh,
A.
E.
Haz
zell-Jones,
K
w.
Tucker
(sub
titule).
'
Auditor
.
fi.
V.
Kvitl.
elcorfie
commillee
O.
A.
Woodland,
C.
K.
HarnsweJI
Thomas
Andrew.
G.
V.
Kvitt.
Mrs.
fJ.'A.
Woodland.
Mr.s.
W.
G
Orchard,
Mrs.
n.'
1..
Mclnlosh
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Hazzell-Jones.
Jtuibling
and
finance
commit
tee
with
power
to
add
lo
their
numbers
The
Hector.
II.
T
Cross,
A.
K.
Hazzell-Jones
and
W.
c.
Orchard.
Votes
of
Thanks
Most
hearty
voles
of
thanks
were
tendered
to
Hie
sunerin-
lendenl,
E.
W.
Tucker,
and
the
teachers
of
Ihe
Sunday
School
lo
.
it.
Mellmr
and
Mrs.
W.
S
Ackroyd
and
members
of
Ihe
hoir:
lo
Miss
Kllell
and
Mrs
Hix
who
for
several
years
lias
been
in
charge
f
Altar
fioild
duties;
(o
John
Carroll
for
his
most
satisfactory
services
jih
caretaker
of
the
cIiutcIi:
and
In
Mrs.
H.
T.
Willell,
presidenl,
and
memieiM
of
(he
Women's
Aux
iliary.
A
special
resolution
was
mm
se,
expressing
apprerialinn
of
Ihe
services
of.
lbe.
reclor
by
me
whole
congregalinn
umi
u
suring
him
of
their
sunnurl
In
an
ins
work.
The
men's
hanmiel
in
l,o
Lot.
on
February
7
was
drawn
to
the
.-mention
of
(he
meeling
which
Closed
wilJl
the
iiifil.rv
mi,
benediction.
GEORGE
MUNRO
NEW
CHAIRMAN
MANAGERS
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
fleorge
II.
Monro
was
eleclarl
chairman
of
the
Hoard
r
Managers
of
the
Presbvlerlnn
Church
at
a
meeting
of
the
board
held
last
night,
Oenrgo
Horln
was
appointed
secretary-treasurer
succeeding
.1.
t.
Christie
who
has
resinned.
Tim
other
members
of
the
board
are:
V-
i.
Dawson.
D.
fi
Mnii,...
Jarvis
McLeod.
Job
n
P.IIPlIn
Oreer,
Eddie
T.
Smith
and
J.
I
Christie.
Subcribe
for
tlie
Dally
Newa.
THE,
DAILY
N1.W
Vancouver
Weekly
Suggest
That
Many
Are
Kept
In
Vancouver
The
Hook,
Hie
weekly
imner
pnlitMicI
1iy
JrS(
ttowper.
for-
Kr.
frimrly
of
IliU
city.
ay
editorially;
About
75
KirU
of
tifi.
are
on
wiili.oerilietl
for
Hie
purpose,
over
the
niisslnjr
lit
of
the
pant
year.
lialr
of
wliieli
lias
ien
collivled.peeordinjr
i
reports
Hint
have
tlie
itiauaircrs
of
SI.
AndrcwN
Ihhmi
rolM
ifroni
iiirhiu
nart
of
Angl
ican
Church
are
npain
cnn-llhe
prniuce.
Fevijral
younjr
niar
riel
women,
including
two
of
Vancouver,
dropped
nut
of
sight
lately.
In
some
jnslanes
Ihe
police
have
been
notified;
in
other
ses,
families
.fearing
notoriety
enlisted
Ihe
services
of
private
leleclhe
agencies.
Where
are
all
these
girls
Will
as
many
more
young
women
disappear
during
the
next
twelve
months,
unless
drastic
measures
are
taken
to
choke
off
Ihe
traffic
in
"young
womanhood
that
apparently
ac.
counts
for
nvl
of
Ihese
mys
terious
disapriearanre.?
Mltleadlng
Advertisements
In
another
part
of
this
issue
will
tie
found
an.
article
on
mis
leading
advertisements
in
the
classified
columns
of
our
dailies.
Of
course,
the
blame
cannot
be
placed
upon
the
papers,
because.
most
or
iiie
advertisements
are
worded
so
cunningly
that
thev
suggest
nothing
suspicious.
Their
very
guileless
anil
innocent
ap
pearance
is
part
of
ihe
plot.
In
the
case
of
Ihe
establishment
conducted
by
a
negro
at
an
ad-dres
on
Weit
Sixth
Avenue,
it
is
clearly
a
mailer
for
police
action.
1
he
Hook
has
received
a
number
of
complaints
about
this
place.
ready
in
Ihe
number
using
tlin(Ia'"t
Last
October
October
,.!
,a
respectable
respectable
youni
young
regular
weekly
offering
epvel-j,':,,-,l',n"
Pirl
replied
to
an
adver
open.
Officers
and
Committees
The
following
odirers
and
commit
lees
were
elected
for
the
coming
year:
Clergyman's
Cross.
Warden
II,
T,
People
Warden
A.
K.
Haz-
.etl-Jones.
tisemcnt
for
"position
in
refined
family"
and
was
asked
lo
call
al
ten
o'clock
at
nichl.
Enquiry
at:
a
neighbor's
revealed
the
fact
that
a
negro
was
tenant.
Peonte
shrugged
their
shoulders
signifi
cantly
m
speaking
of
Ihe
place.
In
the
above
cae
the
com-1
plaints
made
to
Tlie
Hook
indi-i
cale
systematic
'
efforts
by
lbe
ne.
-
.-siuesiiii'ii
i
ne
v
aniens,!
Thomas
Andrews.
John
Shirley.
Kr"
"
"eeir-
a
wjiite
girl
as
II.
his
la
.fi.iin.inian.li&ii.alAu.i.i
HI
companion-housekeeper.
His
stipulation
is
that
fbe
must
be
young
and
she
ntnst
sleep
in.
Negro
Joint
There
are
negro
establishments
around
I)avieStreet
and
Main
Street
that
appear
lo
have
oper
ated
unmolested
during
the
regime
of
Ihe
lale
administration.
An
Italian
in
the
Main
Street
dis
trict
is
known
In
have
a
well-
stocked
establishment.
Two
other
establishments
.serve
tlw
hizh.
toned
Shaughnessy
Heights
din.
met,
though
only
miserable
women
of
ihe
poorer
classes
ap
pear
lo
find
their
way
lo
Ihe
police
cells.
The
stories
of
many
of
these
girls
are
pilfid
beyond
words.
We
are
templed
to
try
to
tell
tin
ltfe-sories
-of
omc
of
Ihem'
as
a
shock
to
Hm
comfnrtahlc-godlv
in
onr
midst
an1
as
a
warning
In
Ihe
templed,
for
alas,
each
of
lliese
ghoul-eyed
trirls
is
some
mother's
daughter,
and
most
of
(hem
set
sail
in
the
heyday
of
girlish
pride
and
heaulv
from
quiet
homes
In
(he
port
of
miss
ing
girls.
Ten
Years
Ago
1
In
Ptinc
Rupert
J
January
29.
1914.
W.
K.
Scott,
deputy
minister
of
agriculture,
in
an
address
de
Ivered
recently
in
London.
describes
Prince
Ttuncrt
as
a
formidable
rival
In
Vancouver
in
(he
development
of
Pacific.
Const
jKrls.
.
Splendid
reports
were
siibmit-
1ed
by
the
managers
and
vari
ous
branches
of
the
congrega
tion
al
the
annual
meeling
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
jusl
night.
.
i.
Dawson,
f!.
H.
Naden
and
It.
O,
Honlt
were
elected
lo
the
board
of
managers
for
the
ensuing
year.
.
The
orovincl.i1
rnvprniiiiiil
..
.
....
f..
......
........
has
announced
the
aonolntment
of
license
arid
police
commis
sioners
for'
Ihe
vcar
as
follows:
License
commissioners
Mavor
Newton.
Aid.
T.
Mailhmd
and
W.
M.
ri?hl:
Police
rtnmmissimi
ers,
Mayor
Newton,
AM.
fleorge
herr
and
A.
S.
H.
I,uens.
BUBBLE
BURST
SAYS
VANCOUVER
WEEKLY
Weill
the
I.os
Armeies
bubble
has
broken.
According
lo
Ihe
press
reports,
many
of
lb
pw-
pie
who
allU'd
forlh
lo
Iiie
Xue.diy,
Jiiuuury
l
r
,
sunny
south
now
find
lhemsel.
ii
nn
Hip
linr.w
nf
..
.OII-......
.
.......
..,
,,
i.
ii.
i.i.
without
employment,
without
i
funds
and,
what
Is
worse,
with-
out
Ihe
hope
of
conditions
gel-ting
heller.
All
I
hey
hae
Is
Hie
assurance
that
things
will
I
get
worse
before
I
hey
w
ill
get
heller
and
Ihey
are
roufronlid
with
a
serious
situation.
.Vow-comes
the
though!
thai
some
of
the
glowing
laics
we
heard
about
big
money
being
made
over
night
there
were
a
little
heside
the
lrul.li,
for
we
read
of
ncoolc
of
American
birth
and
associa
tions
who
have
lived
in
Ihe
Unit
ed
Stales
all
their
lives
being
on
Ihe
verge
of
actual
starva
tion.
If
Ibis
is
Ihe
case
with
their
own
jieople,
what
is
It
go.
Ing
(0
be
for
the
oonr
ilnvita
who
wenl
from
here.
The
Hook
Wheil
you
buy
Hdvrrlixliiir
Villi
buy
CiriCULATlON,
and
e
that
"l
irel
.
tf
CONSTANT
HEADACHES
AND
DIZZINESS
II
M
li.irit
in
mriitiU
tlniir
wiih
lincl
Hill
aril
ami
iiuhi
all
tlw
iluu.
il
In
nfnf
rn
nut
.f
irn
Hie
pirsli.ii
nt-aandie
are
dim
miiiin
(iTaiiri'iiicnt
or
jim.
st.Miiacli,
llvrr
or
Imwrla,
rnil.sjln.uiy
tin)
iaiiM
iniiKt
I
r
niovfd
Irttae
iwniimhmiI
relief
may
nan.
lliiril'Mk
JiI.hhI
IHiliTi
removfn
th
flilKO
of
tlii.
Iipailarlim.
a
II
acta
nn
rvprjr
oriraii
ilm
K,ity
ami
umiittUmn
iwrlfli-a
ami
ornlili-n
Ihe
imUt
njulfm
Mr.
ivii-r
C.iirrmi.
17
Mnrrlinn
St
.
Sjuiiiiy,
ftjj.,
uriin,
j
,av
l.en
IroiUiM
fur
th
hil
flvn
riara
win.
CiliKlaiH
liMilarlii-i
anil
illtllnea.
Afir
iryliir
frvrnl
irnH-iprsr
wlilrh
I
roiiml
U
km
ut
tm
avail,
Jliinlnrk
Htma
filler
roriiliuiK-iKlrd
lu
Jim.
Iljlil.
rim
a
wurld
nt
irni.rt
..H
I
ranm.t
prilw
IU
rcriwly
iKiiitii.H
WaiiiiUrliirpd
mil
v
It
lit
T
111
...
Ci.i
I.Miilioii,
TM'iiilo,
(int.
"It
is
such
lovely
material"
Directions
for
Wasling
Silks
Wkuk
on
tabUipoun-ful
of
Lux
into
a
li.itk
'
lather
in
half
a
twirl-ful
of
very
hot
water.
Add
eold
Htittr
until
luktwarm.
Dip
th
famtnt
up
and
down
vrtttinf
rudtrtvtattd-ly
through
toiled
ipot$j
uinMeinthrei
lukewarm
vattr$.
Saueete
Hatr
out
do
not
trn'nj.
Holt
in
a
touvl;
u
htn
tiearly
dry,
pre
uHlK
a
warn
iron
never
a
hot
on.
beautiful
sjiimnicrmK
materials
THE
that
arc
fashioned
into
Milady's
clothes
today
require
the
most
delicate
care
in
washing.
Old
methods
of
rubbing
would
never
do
for
such
exquisite
fabrics.
Lux,
with
its
gentle
cleansing
suds,
comes
to
the
aid
of
those
who
love
refinement
in
material
and
in
design.
The
rich
Lux
lather,
gently
squeezed
through
fine
fabrics,
just
floats
the
dirt
away
without
a
possibility
of
harm
coming
to
a
single
delicate
silken
thread.
Wear-what
)
wish
the
mat
alluring
material
can
be
washed
with
Lux.
LUX
SIJ
fly
im
teeiei
r
keit
4t1l
i
vi
ii
nerrriii
i
.'J"J
,
LIMITED
A
ft
tokO.sto
L-mi
COAST
STEAMSHIPS
Winter
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sails
from
Prince
RuDart
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermedl.te
r
rLnA
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX
.
.
Wednetday
1100
p.nn
8.S.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
Jan
2
10,
30;
Feb.
13,
27
J
March
12,
26
PASSCWOER
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
flirtn,
aU
pointt
Eaiurn
Canada.
Lni
ii,t,
.
NC
ALL
OCCAM
STCAMIH4P
Limit.
Clt,
T..l
Offlc,
I2t
Third
p.M
mummx.
,MM
CANADIAN
PA0FIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
9.9.
rninvto3
mAMT.
For
Vancouvtr,
Victoria
and
8eattl,
.
January
1S
February
1,
15,
20.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
January
14,
28
1
February
11,
25.
M.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Buttdale,
Swanion
Bay,
Eaat
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falle,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
avery
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.
LTD.
.
.
Sillimi
rrtim
Prince
Rupert.
'
IV.
ItH.y"'
V,0T0"''
0e..n
rill.,
and
.,
tu,,,,
$
P.M.
ror
NV0K,
ALIOK
ARM,
eTIWART,
W-
talaM,
.
..aj.
"
,M
Avr""-
.
tujonx.
I'rtoot
Riipfrt.
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