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News
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Afternoon,
ecpt
Sunday,
the
Prince
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I
Lilly
Newst,
Eimiled,
Third
Avenue.
'
II.
IV
PWl.UJN,
"Manajrinfr
Editor.
,
Old
Country
Houses
Not
Fit
To
Live
In.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
t
Cily
Delivery,
ly
pinil
or
carrier,
per
month
$1.00
Ry
moil
to
oil
parts
nr
the
Hrilisli
Empire
nml
Uie
unifo
Stales,
in
ad
van
re.
per
yar
....................
?0.00
To
all
oilier
couulrie,.in
advance,,
per
year
...........
$7.R0
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
"
BS'
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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St
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
January
.11,
IPS
I
According
to
the
National
lion-jug
Council
more
than
a
m'illinn
KitgUh
home
arc
not
fit
lo
live
In,
which,
mean?
thit
llicy
do
nut
mensitre
up
to
modern
.standards
The
average
EiiKlih
home
is
willioiil
a
Imlh
audv
does
not
compare
with
tli-
au-r.ige
home
tin
litis
continent..
There
are
many
homes
of
Jhe
rich
thai
have
all
that
could
helesired,
even
if
mey
are
.
tiol
ouveiiienily
laid
out
and
are
somevvhnl
less
modern
thau
""those
Canadians,
are
used
to.
Tlb-e.
ve
tnk
it,
do
not
figure
ill
the
report
uf
the
council.
The
million
homes
are,
peaking
penerallv,
the
homes
of
the
wage
"earners,
Thsy
often
do
not
measure
uu
in
size
and
conveniejice,
or
in
the
amount
of.
privacy
llicv
Bivu
to
the
occupants
In
this
country
we
miss
n
great
'ufaiiv
thinsrs
which
pertain
l
the
older'
countries,
.especially
in
jlhc
ilevelopineiit
of
the
arts
am)
"in
devotion
science
and
tlilernlur
On
the
oilier
hand
ve
havo:;ilh.fi)d
-electric
lights
Jill.
our
homes
and,
speaking
generally,
IKe
'houses
are
laid
anil
-wilh
a
view
lo
comfort
and
convenience'
a
ltd.,
they
are
usually
fdelaelied,
thus
giving
garden
space
and
lending
lo
better
.condi
;
lions
or
life.
,Miiuy
citizens
here,
whn
Jhey
spenk
of
housing
conditions
in
the
Old
Country
lljink
of
-county
residences
or
lug
farm
homes
or
percjhance
the
more
well.
to-do
residences
in
the
cities.
The
housing
report
deals
more
particularly
with
the
homes
of
submerged
lenlli
anil
lhc
laborer,
t
"
No
Signature
To
'
Letters
Received.
,
II
is
wonderful
what
a
number
of
letlers
are
received
hy
teveiv
editor
that
are
not
signed
and
that
are
evidently
designed
!for
publication.
The
writers,
forget
the
rule
lhat
all
letters
in-
tended
for
publication
must
be
signed
by
the
writers,,
else
lh-y
'cannot
be
published,
This
is
us
an
evidence
of
good
faith.
The
isimiatiiro
of
lbs
writer
need
not
be
published
but
instead,
in
-.some'
cases,
a
suitable
pen
name
may
be
attached.
;
As
an
example,
a
letter
was.
received
lasl
night
from
Van
;
coiiver
signed
"A
Voter"
along
with
a
number
of
clippings
from
la
Vancouver
paper,
showinjr
what
help
Vancouver;
is
gelling
from
slbe
Ollawa
goverumeiil
in
the
way
of
grain
elevators
and
Ijar-tbor
development
whereas
Prince
Rupert
hao
far
?t
nothing,
.
even
thuueh
the
citv
is
represented
by
a
Liberal,
though
Van-?
!
onvcr
has
not
a
Liberal
representative.
We
would
willingly
have
published
this
letter
if
it
had
been
signed,
but
not
know-
.
ingwiio
is"
the
writer,
it
goes
wjlh'
nlher
nnonymous
correspon
deuce,
into
Uie
waste
paper
bake.
'
'
;
.
-
,
No
Apologist
Fcr
'Liberal
Government.
'
1
This
paper
is
no
apologM
for.
the
Liberal
government
At
t
i
lie
ume
oi
mc
lasi
eieciion
w:
ptf
u
iiiiijiiioiiu-u
miimi
it
cinise
we
fell
that
lo
do
so
was
lii
the
best
interests
of
the
city
and
of
the
countrv
s
a
whole,
So
far
we
have
seen
no
suffi
cient
reason
lo
ehang?
that
viev,.aJlhoiigh
developments
have
,
been
Mow
and
lliere
have
been
many
disappointments.
We
are
still
of
opinion
thai
the
government
at
Ottawa
will
do
Ihe
right
a
thing
by
u
in
regard
to
port
development.
They
nad?
certain
'definite
promises
before
the
election.
These
were
made
by
i-Premier
Mackeni?
King
personally
at,
the
lime
of
his
vHt,
and
"by
other
ministers
and
doubtless
(he.
protnie
wdl
yet
be
carried
out.
If
they
are
nol,
it
will
then
be
time
lo
consider
Ihe
poitioii
5
of
the
cily
politically.
Already
we
hava
had
proof
that
the.
government
and
the
railway
company
are
olh
keenly
anxiou
to
J
make
this
une
of
Ihe
nation's
jiorls.
.
1
Difficult
Position
Or
2
British
Pramier.
Th"
somewhat
experimental
government
in
power
in
lOrent
Rrilaiu
slill
holds
Ihe
retire
of
the
world
lage,
and
lhere
is
much
prophesying
a
lo
what
sueces
Ihrv
will
have
if
,
conducting
lhc
affairs
of
the
odr
ection
of
Ihe
Empire
of
.winch
we
are
a
part.
Naturally
the
c,ourse
of
the
new
premier
Jr
beset
with
difficulties
Thrt
news-rmpers
of
the
cniiiilr-
arc
i'Vuilrolled
by
Ihe
interests
lhat
are
agoinsj
him
and
his
enemic
;nre
legion.
There
i,
however,
a;
spirit
of
fairness
in
the
Rritish
Jpcople
that
fielieves
in
giving
a
man
a
rhauce
to
make
good.
Thai
spirit
will
bo
exhibited
aero-
IJin
pond,
unless
we.
arc
jviy
much
mislakeu.
Extremists
will
rave
and
politician
w.ill
disloi'i
Uie
uitps.
objects
and
methods
f
Ihe
government,
while
itlie
ranting
of
the
frinji
ur
the
labor
following
will
lie
turned
Tgiiust.
the
chi:r.
In
pie
of
(his
.Macdonald
will
be
given
a
.;e)uuice
and
if
he
can
administer
the
affair
of
stain
wlsplv
and
rweU
there
seems
no
good
reason
why
he
should
pot
retain
office
-iiiueiuiiieiy.
u,
on
me
other
timid,
he
panders
to
the
demagogue
Jiiud
goes
contrary
lo
the
mass
of
honesl
public
opinion
he
will
Tjui(-Kiy
go
uowii
and
oul.
-..-,-4
Sleeplessness
Sleeplessness,
like
insanity,
is
greatly
on
the
increaat.
Modern
life,
with
its
hurry
and
worry
and
noise,
bringa
an
enormous
strain
on
the
brain
and
nerves.
The
temptation
to
depend
on
sleeping
powders
or
tablets
must
be
fought
off
if
you
would
avoid
catastrophe.
Means
of
reconstructing
the
Btarved
nerve
cells
must
be
sought.
Since
the
digestive
system
fails
to
supply
nourishment
to
the
blood
and
nerves
it
is
necessary
to
employ
such
treatment
as
.
Ur.
Chase
s
Nerve
Food
to
instil
new
strength
and
energy
into
the
tired
nerves.
This
is
Nature's
way
of
affording
lasting
relief,
You
1U
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chaoe'i
Nerve
Food
hn
been
increased
to
60c.
tl.
box
now
contain
60
pilli
instead
of
W
as.lormer
v.
Likewise
Dr.
Chaae'a
Kianev-
biver
mis
are
sac.
a
box
or
36
pilU,
iuntead
of
2hci
for
25
pilli.
1
Edmanaoa,
Datei
&
Co.,
Ltd,
Toronto.
New
Box
60
Pills
60
ctt.
Ml
s
a
MONEY
IS
GOD
OF
THE
ENGLISH
te
Mli
tons
ROM
HAY,
Ian.
at,
New
tiff
tit
has
been
thrown
upon
(he
pur
frtn
prison
sehlenees
of
nine
month:
aiidonc
year,
respeetie
Velf
Bevernment
"I
asked
if
ilrr.Miaadi
desired
India's
euinpletn'ipparittiou
from
lie
nritish
Kiniure.
,o,"
re.
lied
Uayadas
"lie
wishes
only
the
self-povernmeiil
enjoyed
ly
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
Iln
says
that
if
the
English
became
IndianUcd,.
we
can
accommodate
them.
If
ttfey
.wish
to
remain
in
India
along-with4
their
pwn
civil-
uation.
we
have
no.
room
for
them.-
'
My
father
thinks
that
English
voters
make
their
newspaper
their
Hihle.
Their
views
swing
like
a
pcnduluiu,
following
the
man
who
is
a
-powerful
orator
or
who
giv.'s
'
many
receptions
lie
believes
that
if
India
copies
England
she
.will
he
ruined."
T
Commercial
The
Knglisb
are
Ion
coin
mercial,"
'
broke
In
Hamedas
Father
used
to
quote
Napoleon
who
called
them
a
nation
of
shop-keepers,
lie
Wa
fond
of
(he
story
told
of
the
late
I'resl
lent
Krugr,
who,
when
asked
If
there
was
any
gold
in
the
moon,
replied
II
was
eitrcmely
unlikely
because,
ir
Iruej
the
English
would
have
annexed
it
They
wish
lo
convert
the
whole
world
into
a
market
for
their
gHds.
We
can
always
under
stand
thcfn
jf
we
remember
lhat
inon
.y
i.
their
god."
Tk
Mm
It
tk
Meofl
fE
nx'tliod
for
reilucing
the
sire
of
head
is
lo
mix
freely
.with
high
school
students
am
listen
carefully;-
to
th-ir
ex
lirsaiofn
of
regard.
IK
men
were
a
wise
as
dogs
they
would
Quickly
.bury
Ihe
bone
of
contention.
-,.
IF
a
nian
buy
more
-real
es
tale
than
he
cart
use,
may
be
be
catted
a
ground
Jing?
asks
JTieal
rruhlorlst.
N6
siree,"
not
lhat,
lie
(s
just'
plain
crazy
am!
that's
what
a-
whistling
bog
never,-,
A
noi'ESTEfl
Is
a
man
lhat
puis
another
lo
sleep
by
selling
him
an
idea
that
is
useless,
TIIHEE
men
fJo
to"
pen
'
pellipg
illegal
dope,
Then
make
Mime
cash
Sliuging
hash
Hut
never
give
up
hope.
If
you
read
Thi
awful
screed
Juit
go
and
kick
yourself.
You
need
a
nurse
To
watch
our
purse
Soon
as
you
get
the
pelf.
THERE
is
one
thing
In
which
Canada
can
lick
the
world
and
that
i
in
scoring
goals
at
hockey
tmilrti.
'IHE
housing
council
uy
Iho
English
bouses,
are
not
fit
I
live
in
ahd
the
Irish
uy
the
r.ilKiiu
urtj
inn
in
io
live,
SO
(here,
you
are.
It
U
a
ease
of
Ihe
survival
of
Ihe
unfit,
ap
parent
ly.
,
THE
city
council
is
talking
of
setting
the
country
an
example
In
economy
by
meeting
only
tmcfl
a
fortnight.
THE
next
logical
step
should
THE
DAILY
NKW8.
Tluirlay.
January
I
eery
second
year
tfudjlien
have
the
number
of
bils
Kept
down
hy
limllinjr
Iheir
number
In
five
at
each
session,,
"Tno
many
hills,"
Is
Ihe
cry
of
everybody,
especially
at
the
That
It
pinion
of
QhSndl
the
fir-t
of
Ihe
month.
Indian
Aeltater
According
IT
will,
he
noticed
thai
a
Mil
ii
a
thing
nu
avoid
paying
and
a
hill
is
nl"
a
thin?
dial
you
would
ue
in
puyinir
the
Mil
if
poses
of
MahaUUa
thatdi
hy
Uie;y,'
hIl,,
"
an''
''
't
v,l
11
visit
of
an
Khplish
Journalisl,'
fr
anylhintr
else.
Iirew
Pearson
to
I
lie
finpristuieil
r..l......
i
......
-
u.
iiiiiM'iaii
luiiurr
muni;
nt
.ill
inedubml.
The
reporfer
was
entertained
by
lhaniiis
wife
and
soh,s
anil
recount
hi
exper-
lence-in
the
columns
of
Iho
Voice
of
India.
After
(riving,
a
colorful
picture
of
the
(ihandi
homn-
and
it
surrouiiclings,
'
Mr.
Pearson
writes;
,
Aftr
we
adjourneil
lo
(Shaudi's
room,
I
sal
under
his
picture,
talking
with
his
two
son
and
his
secretary.
Hamerlas
lhc
elder
'son,
ha
Jul
returned
from
South
Africa.
The
younger
on,
Mevailas,
and
liesai,
Ihe
secretary,"
had
been
released
MANSON
SUGGESTED
SUCCESSOR
TO
OLIVER
Interettlng
Sketch
of
Activities
of
Attorney
General
Given
In
Winnipeg
Paper
Says"
a
ItrilUh
Columbia
cor-
respondent
of
Ihe
.Maniloha
I'ree
ress:
'llon.
A.
M.
Manson,
nl-
lorney.
general
of
llrilish
(loliun-
ia,
who
recently
astonished
a
lot
f
people
by
telling
the
members
f
the
Vancouver
Minjslerial
As
sociation
lhat
Ihey
were
a
hunch
f
piker,
is
one
or
the
interest.
personalities
in
the
rarwel-i
ern
political
firmament.
'Alee.'
as
he
is
generally
known
hy
his
friends,
js
a
young
man
with
lots
of
ability,
an
abounding
i'tiergy.
anil
a
decided
tendency
lo
boil
Over
if
he
gels
a
hit
excited.
Then
he
will
strike
right
out
from.
Ihe
boulder,
and
he
means
every
thing
he
nys.
There
is
abso
lutely
no
doubt
as
lo
thai.
Itul
the
trouble
is
llial
wial
Mr.
Manson
says
so
emphatically
and
directly
on
such
occasions
is
nally
pltor
politics,
and
(.literals
feel
lhat
plain-spoken,
'Honed
John'
Oliver
is
n.uile
capable
of
making
a
many
breaks
a
one
government
can
afrnrd
lo
!
ie-
potisihle
for
without
having
an
attorney
cencral
who
break
out
in
a
rnsb
every
once
in
a
while.
Weaker
Without
Him
Nevertheless
.the
Oliver
pov-
ernnienl
would
In4
considerably
weaker
than
iff
if
Manon
were
not
in
it.
Pos.essor
of
a
very
nimble
legal
mind,
not
unlike
tli
Arthur
Meighen
I.1
with
a
njm.
hie
tongue
In
match,
tpiile
as
nimble
a
Mr.
Meiyhen's.
Hie
at
torney
general
is
(he
hip
driving
wheel
on
the
government
side
of
the
legislative
assembly.
Since
he
fieeame
attorney
general
lh
premier
lia
beeif
disposed
to
laku
his
eae
to
soiiip
extent,
and
a
slrangr
in
Hi
gallery
on
most
occasions
would
naturally
pick
Manson
as
the
leader
of
the
Hnue.
Manson
is
the
type
or
man
to
thrive
on
hard
work
and
ex
cilement.
He
has
had
plenly
of
both
since
he
became
a
minister,
for
In
addition
lo
(he
remilar
duties
that
rail
lo
the
lot
or
a
provincial
attorney-general
he
has
had
to
administer
Mritish
Columbia's
Moderation
art.
Man
son
ha
made
war
on
bool
legging
willi
'.-fiod
result,
curried
on
a
prelly
continuous
row
with
Ihe
Vancouver
cily
authorities
about
irregulariliert
jn
issuing
licenses
to
beer
club,
which
re
sulted
in
eichly
such
clubs
e
ing
closed
up
the
oher
day.
In
recent
months
be
ha
been
gel
ling
some
mnrp
excitement
nut
or
charges
made
by
him
involv
ing
the
'narcotic
squad'
nr
the
floyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
in'participalion
or
the
drug
IraN
Hc,
In
connecllon
wifh
thi
invesiigalion,
he
bumped
into
the
Ollawa
department
of
Justice
and
withdrew
from
I
lie
inquiry
when
dissatisfied
wilhdhe
manner
in
which
it
was
being
conducted.
As
an
artermalh,
the
allorney-general
succeeded
in
having
two
members
or
the
'narcotic
squad,'
whom
be
believe
were
in
the
drug
smuggling
game,
committed
for
trial
on
perjury
charges.
.Q,C.
Inquiry
On
the
top
id
all
this.
Man.
son
i
now
engaged
in
preparing
Ihe
material
for
Ihe
Inquiry
Into
P.O.E.
affairs'
o
art
shortly.
1'roui
all
or
which
It
I
pretty
easy
to
gather
thai
in
the
event
or
u
Liberal
defeat
in
the
next
provincial
election,
and
Mr.
Oliver's
retirement
from
pnlillcs,
.Mr.
Manson
will
be
bis
natural
urrenr."
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnc
ftupenrt
January
1,
1f14.
Aid.
Thomas
McClymont
has
flouted
Ihe
.Voilhern
Prick
Sl
Tile.
Co,
Machinery
costing
107,.
Odd
has
been
purchased
and
a
plant
will
go
in
ul
Miln
80
on
Ihe
Fkeenu
river
It
will
'have
a
be
to
have
the
legislature
meet
'capacity
of
40,000
jtrlcki
per
It
is
such
lovely
material
Directions
for
Washing
Silks
Vki$k
en
tablntmun-
rut
t
imx
ikio
a
mw
'.tll..r
im
half
a
kou-U
Add
eold
waltr
until
luk$warm.
Dip
thi
farmtnt
vp
and
down
vrttiinf
rud$
rtptuUd
ly
tkrmgk
tolttd
tpoti.
Riiutinlhrt
luktuurm
altrt.
Sfui
hufr
tutd
not
tcring.
Roll
in
a
totctl;
trhrn
nearly
dry,
frrnt
witk
a
warm
ironntvrr
a
kot
ont'i
Hugh
Mcpherson
pr.nsided.
old."
When
you
buy
advertising
you
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
nu
ret
it.
tf
HEART
WAS
SO
BAD
HAD
TO
SIT
UP
IN
BED
Mrs.
O.
E.
llurrll,
lot
ns
l,
St,
TIhjiiii,
Oii
wrllri:
"In
llxt
Fall
(
101,
I
was
lakrn
III
with
my
heart,
Inn
dlit
H
innrli
illenlliai
In
II.
I
arpl
ou
llli
my
tKiuwhulil
duties,
Imt
sefiiml
lo
lM-ifne
vtnrite
ami
uriw,
and
finally
Uad
lo
rail
In
il'Mlof.
II
said
I
all
rvn
luwn
ami
va
a
iktvou
r-rk
luut
s
ketrre
Miln
In
my
rlie.t
wlilcU
n-iiiild
move
nver
lo
my
Iwrl
and
II
le
rarde
i"i
tad
I
ruiild
ImiI
Urn
down,
Id
I
did
I
lia
audi
nuoitit-rlnK
P-ellna
I
uul.
have
to
alt
op
III
led
till
II
pa.aed
away.
I
tried
rsveral
ri-niedlra,
tml
with
hii
jihm
rsulla,
t'lnally,
I
ai
Imlured
Vi
try
Mllburii'a
Heart
and
.Nerve
rill.
I
look
7
Lutea,
and
I
aiu
ihiw
aa
veil
aa
I
aa
lit
years
ari,
aud
I
am
now
at
yeara
,Mllurn'
Heart
and
Nerve
I'llla
are
toe
I
box
al
alt
druiilMa
r
dealers,
or
mailed
(Jlrert
ni
receipt
t,f
prlre
hy
The
T.
Mil-
hurn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Onl,
For
VANCOUVER,
Points
rPHB
beautiful
shimmcriiiK
materials
X
that
are
fashioned
into
Milady's
clothes
today
rcqufre
the
most
delicate
care
in
washing.
.
Old
methods
of
iubbin
would
ncverdo
for
such
exquisite
fabrics.
Lux,
with
its
gentle
cleansing
suds,
comes
to
the
aid
of
those
who
love
refinement
in
material
and
irt
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
you
wish
the
most
alluring
material
can
be
washed
with
Lux.
im
lux
Ws
iBaOmPH
-Cv.
'
Ltvtn
moTinn
Ih
day.
The
chief
.lockhoblers
arei
A.
E.
Itohinsiui,
Kiurland:!.
Jor-1
dan,
Vancouver;
'.
i.
Ie.Miisy(
and
T.
.McClymont
of
prince
Itu-
There
is
much
speculation
as'
to
what
Ihe
Canadian
Pacifle
llailway
will
do
with
a
surplus
on
band
of
ets.oori.ouo.
Tim
building
of
n
road
into
Ihe
peace
lliver
country
is
prominently
mentioned.
-
A
grand
concert
was
held
In
the
Knox
Presbylerlan
Church
at
Terrace
Ibis
week.
Th.oe,
taking
part
included
Mr.
(1.
fiiggey,
Mrs.
Tom
Slcwarl,
Wil
liam
Kcoll,
Pert
Kenney,
J,
Hepburn,
E.
Kenney,
S.
Kby,
S.
lacquesl
and
Mr.
Kirkpatrick,
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