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Loral
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insertion
2."ir
nir
lini'
shness
of
killing
each
olher
in
order
to
bring
about
improved
eoiidiliniis.
Victor
suffers
about
as,
much
as
vanquished.
It
will
take
lime
for
men
to
evolve
a
better
condition
of
living
under
.WALKING
ALONE
FOR
PLEASURE
Two
Distinct
Types
of
Pedes
trians
Entertained
In
Different
Manner
SEEING
ODD
THINGS
'Hy
II;
1'ullrn
VhcrV
are
two
distinct
types
of
walking
ImIIi
of
which
are
rnjoy
nl.ln
I.
ul
.1-I.I..I.
.......
rr..
II.
a
1
1
All
.ii'ii
.in.
ii
iitti.1
,11.
"
I
wnicn
eventually
there
will
lie
no
poor
and
destitute,
no
out
of
cry
oer
the
water
and
looking
works,
no
professional
agilalors,
no
grasping
capitalists,
no
saw
a
small
flock
of
black
bird
soilness
corporauons,
no
nci-eium
-politician,
it
will
not
come
flying
in
regular
order
rinse
lo
in
our
lime'
but
we
can
all
do
a
litlle
to
bring
about
siich
a'
coii-jlhe
surface.
They
were
larger
Pulling
Selves
Up
Monday.
March
10,
191.
Disappointment
At
Condition
Of
Affairs.
Dis-appoiiitmciit
is
being
voiced
bv
manv
men
who
fought
in
the
war
at
the
turn
which
affairs
generally
have
taken
in
the
world.
At
the
lime
of
the
war
they
had
high
hope
.
'!"
,
jliran
plovers,
possibly
as
large
as
By
Boot
Straps.
To
imiirovi;
the
couditfoi
of
(he
.
people.
m
nnv
countr-
by
conliiitiajly
raising
the
tariff
i
like
trying
to
ra'k-e
oneself
by
polling
at
the
.bootstraps.
The
ideal
condition
ic-iuie
in"
which
no
nation
in
Ihe
world
will
have
a
tariff
againl
any
wither.
Only
oiiitiT
such
coudilious
can
there
he
freedom
of
action.
The
customs
walls
and
Ihe
walU
against
people
eiileriug
or
leaving
cinml,
firc
temporary
pajlialives.
They
n're
jiol'
permanent
.on
r.iioiui
in;
mi.
iiiee
ran
nQ.no
true
democracy
while
such
a
coiu.iiiioii
lasu.
ihe
lifficiillls
that
today
we
nre
o
deeply
in
debl
a-
h
reull
of
war
and
extravagance
lhal
we
have
to
raise
money
lo
pay
Hie
interest
on
our?debls.
Nobodv
has
even
sug-
ward
and
il
look
uip
five
hours
In
do
it.
Had
I
been
walking
with
'.i
companion
and
moving
briskly
I
could
easily
have
made
the
trip
'in
three
hours
or
possibly
ps.
thotiKh
much
of
the
road
is
rouh.
Why
then
did
il
lake
so
long?
.'Ilie
le:loil
kun
lc:ilie
llierp
ome
or
them
nre
naid
through
customs
Hie
nii
i.i.vi-
num.
n..t
duties
and
some
Ihrough
a
sales
tax.
II
in
nnssioir
Ihe
huek.lf.pv.
-i-k.
,.ui
i..n
i...
,
.
.
.
....
.
'
rj
-
.
.
,
lliklili,
,.t-
....i
inv:
-iipit;
ui-iiiiiiio
mai
some
sucn
methoti'
he
miopieii.
it
designated
as
is
iikc
piiiinig
on
me
clock
iu
order
to
gel
up
earlier
in
sum
mer.
V
are
all
so
set
in
our
ways
that
we
have
lo
delude
our
selves
into.
dniug
'things.
;
A0
MfA
k
M
J
Sold
by
RUPERT
TABLE
8UPPLY
CO.
I
BUILDS
MUKOi
BABIESiW
S
uf
I
0'C
Ri
WNnir
uill
m
uch.
II
was
simply
a
stighl
imle'pt
In
Ihe
loose
graxel
with
a
few
pieces
nf
clam
shell
Included
in
Ihe
material
ami1
I
While
THE
DA'tltY"
NKWfl.
Monday
iaboul,
yet
ihi
bird
are
i
where
in
the
winter
nnd
I
not
the
smnltest
of
the
wYens
this
xnricly
i
a
frnod
lnl
j
smaller
llian
(he
ordinary
house
wren.
Tha
wonder
is
Dial
n
Jinl
1
so
small
ran
pour
out
such
a
Milume
of
sound.
I
There
were
two
grouse,
one
of
i
jwhieh
ri.i
"iry
lm
and!
Jwhirli
the
crab
"catcher
ul
I'or-,
,pnise
Harbor
tohl
nw
stayed,
around
his
place
most
nf
the
lime,
tine
of
these
n
a
willow
erono
hut
the
other
wa
too
far
awayIn
identify.
Clever
Bird
i
...
f
t
i!
:u
.
.
...
t
'rl...-?1..-..
..
-
i.
f
....i.tu
mill
'l
inn
insulin
ij
jirt
in
ptMi-
i
im-it
u
iiith
hi
pi-u'ij
nip.
The
first
and
most
nunular
a
thousand
anils
at
lite
mouth!
is
the
brisk
walk"
taken
with
one
nf
a
Hltlereek
to'
photograph!
nr
two
iir
more
companion.
This
and
llierp
w)re
nil
Mirls
of
beauty
kind
proidcs
good
pjprrUe.
is
spots
(n
admire
and
.
boats
In
exhiliralinir,
gie
splpnilid
np-
idpnllfy
through
the
glasps.
One
portuuily
for
conversation
and
Is
interestinir
Ihjuv
was
wnlrliins
a
the
host
kiniLof
appetiser.
'gull
break
open
.a
clam
by
flyiiiK
The-
second
type-ls
usually
iloue
into
the
:iir
Willi
it
and
letting
il
alone
or
with
a
particularly
emu
fall
on
to
the.
roeks.
Then
taking
genial
eonipauioii
nnd
is
taken
in
H
to
Hip
shallow
water
ami
"i
ca:fin,i
AiivoriuiiKT
t.af
iiicnriimi
o
,,.i
Yesterday
I
walked
lo
Port
Kd
per
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion..
Contract
Hates
on
Application
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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-
per
?l.f)0
toe
per
agate
line
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
98
86
:t
leiMirely
way
o
thai
none
or
rinsing
u.
the
ihts
are
misled.
II
is
what
II
I
here
was
lillle
sign
of
s-prina
ca"
"demivr
walk,
because
mmemenl
in
Hip
vpi-laliou.
I
lie
.n
':.
nn
'
!
while
the
exprH.p
and
roii-eijiiPitl
catkins
on
the
alders
are
in
i.iJI'
.
.
.
1
.
,
.
1.1.
.,1,
Iml
nr.llili.
j.1
-1.
Inl.fn.l.
rAiiiuniiioii
iiri"
-
iiiim'ii
morn
i
mi.
-
obtained
from
th
siirmniti.lins:
I.ol
nip
illuslratp
what
I
nuuui.
Stroll
to
Port
Edward
'
and
In
think
ime
opportunity
was.so
much
to
see.
Perhaps
l(
might
be
well
lo
tell
a
few
of
Hip
.things
that
iule'resled
me
o
thai
those
who
are.
in
Hie
habit
of!
making
rnmhles
of
that
kind
may
'be
aide
lo
compare
notes.
Just
as
I
got
beyond
Hie
city
.liniils
one
of
the
first
things
that
They
i
...
...a,
iwi,
r:ieos
fisbtinir.
thought
that
they
were
ul
war
to
emPwar.
They
had
n
notion
I'lliey
ere
high
in
Hie
air
ami
thai
afjer
the
war
Ihe
world
would
he
changed;
Hint
elfishnesstbre
was
-plenty
of
room
for
would
disappear,
greed
be
eradicated
and
lhal
a
condition
'both
'
'"''
ad
to
figliL
It
Minielhilig
like
Ihe
milleniuni
would
be
usherediii.
Inslead!or
was
no
desire
to
.annex
territory
this
the
world
is
in
wor.-u
condition
today
than'
il
was
before
or
to
secure
markets,
nor
was
it
the
war.
Today
has
come
forcibly
home
to
people
the
great
il-
fr
financiol
reavuis
they
fought,
lusion.
It
is
found
lhal
instead
of
violence
ending
violence,
as
most
of
our
wise
friends
tell
violence
begets
violence.
The
'deception
"sed
in
the
winning
'of
n
human
beings
do.
Doubtless
Ihe
war
is
now
beiug
Used
in
commercial
and
political
life.
In
'10'
bad
a
reason
but
it
was.
none
many
cases
the
rich
have
become
richer
apd
the
poor
poorer,
of
these.
I
watched
thenv.fnr
a
and
Hie
men
who
fought
pp
no
ngit
of
betlermenl.
iiiunuie
or
ivn
uniil
ihey
were
lout
of
sight
and
tlien.
pondering
There
Will
Be
Betterment
jHiese
things
4endcd
to
slow
down
But
Not
Through
War.
.
,
-
pace
and
set
me
Lo
runiin-
There
will
be
betlermenl
iu
the.
world
condition,
.1
m
1
1
i
t
will
sling
on
be
iMbliiies
of
Ijfe.
in-not
1m;
brought
abonl
through
war
.or
injustice
or
deception.
Including
cause
and
effect.
Thoe
will
gradually
develop
through
the.
arts
of
peace.
We
all
wenl'ravpn
eould
have
fled
off
into
wild
at
Ihe
lime
of
Ihe
war
nnd
the
ilext
generation
will
do
Ihe-different
hemispheres
bul
they
same
under
similar
condilious-perhnps.
People-
are
changing
were
drawn
together
so
thai
they
but
not
very
qinckly.
It
w;ll
take
time
for
men
to
see
Ihe
fool-
might
fry
lo
injure
eacti
oilier.
Oyster
Catchers
Yery
soon
after
Ihe
crows
had
gone
I
heard
a
strangely
familiar
crow,
mil
ipule
different.
A
In
they
flew
Ihey
uttered
a
strange
I
weird
shriek,
plaiulivp
and
dif
iferenl
from
any
olher.
I
felt
thai
I
had
heard
it
before
bul
Iroiilil
mil
rpniL'iiljp
II
Tlio
hinl.
flew
on
down
the
bene
1
1
ami
Y
allghlei
near
the
edge
of
Ilie
.water.
When,
I
reached
litem
I
lliiriied
the
binoculars
in'
their
direction
and
at
once
recognized
the
oysler
catchers.
There
were
even
of
Ihem,
all
black
with
long
prill
IiiIIm
mil.vii.1
ltrrlitl
.O.i.'.t
gesled
the
paying
off
of
thipriiicjtal;
-
Peonle
refuse
lo
nav.uiiri!
ntol
lliov
uoco
ill
lntii1if
direct
taxes,
s.o
il
has
lo
be
laken
from
them
subtly
by
way
of,in
the
shallow
water
and
stick-ustonis
and
excise
charges.
VHy
rolleetiug
the
money
thaway,ing
their
bills
under
-as
if
feeding.
th
people
who
pay
are
apt
to
blame
Ilie
merchants
and
mniiu-jl
remembered
'finding
an
oyster
r;.i
lurers
and
dealers
for
the
high
cost
of
living.
What
thcylealrher'
nesh.oii
Hare
Island
in
should
know
is
thai
they
have
spent
Ihe
monev
ami
now
Ihev
ihr.
inir
ing
was
noticed.
While
I
left
town
at
ten
o'clock
il
was
three
wliPii
I
reached
port
Edward
and
I
was
glad
to
Ait
and
chat
and
srqoke
for
awhile
with
a
cpuple
of
fishermen
Iherp
until
Hie
train
came
at
four.
Not
many
people
wire
for
thai
kind
nf
walking,
if
walking
it
may
lie
called.
For
lhne
who
like
il.
however,
it
is
lime
well
peni
and
is
decidedly
recreational.
II
gives
The
Man
io
the
Moon
3AY3:-
THE
only
finny
that
never
changes
is
the
flavor
of
res-lauran.1
soup.
-
-
A
filltl.
ran
away
from
one
of
the
Skeena
lliver
cilies
tje
oilier
day
and
was
reported
uillug,
I'lle
iliesion
i
just
how
much
is
hp
mising?.
i
WHAI
a
maij
can't
understand
is
that
a
girl
must
tie
!
beautiful
ami
wfeked.
WHAT
a
girLjcan't
undslainl
i
niai
a.
man
may
ten
ine-samii
story
lo
half
a
dozen
girls.
THE
value
of
a
gem
depeml
uion
lis
selling.
The
be-l
kind
of
gem
iu
raisin
breud
is
a
raisin.
FOlWiET
yesterday
and
cfarl
anew
today.
Thai
is
if
Hie
police
and
Ihe
sheriff
will
allow
you
lo
do
SO,
A
MAN
in
Ihe
west
U
taken
at
his
face
value
and,
judging
liy
some
of
the
faces
.one
sees,
his
value
is'oflen
not
yery
great.
-
THERE
are
people
.in
this
world
so
blind
they
cannot
see
the
wonderful
romiiinalion
nf
cloud.
mountain
and
water
lhal
daily
paint
picture
of
wondrous
beau
I
y
here.
'IHE
only
lime
a
man
realize
Hie
economir
vulun
of
a
bootlegger
i
when
be
finds
he
must
have
a
drink
and
Hie
liquor
vendor's
store
is
clospil,
-
-
NEYlill
.argue
with
a
fool
or
a
woman.
Hie
fool
can't
Ibink
and
Ihe
woman
run
t
slop.
DAD
is
going
lo
ip
just
as
hard
up
as
ccr
litis
spring.
The
new
models
coi
Just
n's
much
as
last
year.
IIIEK
town
is
a
nlace-
wIiptp
the
eggs
were
laid
In
Ihe
centre.
'
"pend
all
your
lime
tbink-
had
neer
noticed
them
on
"P
"'ings
alioul
your
neigb-
ilhelr
feeding
grounds
before,
but
lu,r
enlerlain
your
.neighbors
I
found
a
nest
on
a
smnll
islnml
I
w
in
Skiiiegalp
Inlet
last
year,
ami
saw
ii
ew
of
the
birds
there.
Several
Wrens
-
Another
thing
lhal
interested,
me
and
delayed
me
n
lillle
was'
(he
wrens.
There
Avere.
several
all
different
points
along
Ihe
route.
The
firsl
was
singing
but
was,
not
in
siglil.
I
climbed
-a
bank
In
dry
Jo
find
it
bul
failed,
-II
was
apparently
in
hiding.
Tben
as
Ii
'
'
THE
diliirully
of
saving
up
for
a
rainy
day
is
the
slioil
lime
there
is
In
save.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
10,
1814.
(was
returning
lo
Ilie
railway
-Mayor
Newlnn
him
appointed
n
drack
I
heard
he
song
again
and
cominille
consisting
of
himself,
Hhis
lime
discovered
Ihe
je
MclJIymoni
n,
Aid.
.Mor-fellow
in
a
IJIlle
gully
down
which
''issey
lo
urranife
for
the.
xele.
;a
stream
was
trickling.
lie
was
hrallon
of
Hie
onicinl
o.enlng
id
alnios)
hidden
but
was
giving
the
li.T.P.
Ihls
year.
(veul
lo
his
Joy
in
fp.
It
wn
ihe.
-
wesiern
winter
wren
that
Is
so
'Wimnm
W.
Rush
of
Hlewail.
common
In
this
north
country.
It
a
teller
lo
the
press,
coin-ls
usually
known
as
a
non-
plains
of
Hot
IniipiilicX
allendiiig
migralnry
bird
,as
il
Is
Jusl
as
road
construction
in
the
Port-leommon
In
wilder
as
In
summer
lund
Canal
dKlrii-t.
,bul,
I
think
il
must
migrate,
fnr
ij
hap
never
found
a
nest
here.
Al
a
largely
idlemlrd
ineelint
Mn
,
(
This,
a.hertieioent
is
not
published
or
ibpbied
by
the
Liquor
tioillnf
lb
Government
of
ltritih
(oliimbla.
lasi
oighi
a
ladies
nuvfliar)
in
Ihe
SI.
AnJrcw'd
Society
was
formed.
Ofllrer
were
elerleil
as
follows:
President,
Mrs
(i
I'
McOlll:
viee-iiresbleiii,
Mrs.
II.
KilUu;
secretary.
Miss
A.
K.
Dunn;
treasurer,
.Mrs.
T.
Mr-.
Meekiu:
excrultve
roiniuille
Mrs.
.1.
II.
Kelly.
Mi.
A.
Iiwip.
Miss
tiarlou.
Mis
Moir
and
Mrs.
Y.
I.onxwill.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
M.
Robinson.
Sinllliers;
R.
Sinclair.
Inverness;
,.
H.
I-Mwanls.
t
k;
A.
Y.
Wilson.
Ileum;
John
J.
Noble
and
U.
II.
Le
I'ase.
Vancouver;
W.
I).
.Noble.
.MID
Hay;
It.
S.
Smith.
Ocean
rails;
P.
I
sher
and
J.
.il.Mioiii.
Swaiim
Hay.
Central
tieorge
Slorkford.
Olemenls;
V.
Daniels
shepsky.
t:.X.H.;
IL
W
Cnlgiiry;
S.
Rotferlsnn.
Ion.
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ar
fie
a
al
all
flnlfra.
nr
nxllnl
ilirfri
on
rM-Hi.l
of
prir
tiy
The
T.
Jlllhurn
Co..
Llmllfxt.
Toronto.
Ont.
Pacific
,
Makes
a
Strong
Boy
Due
of
the
most
enlhusfaslle
Users
of
I'nrlfie
Milk
does
not
hate
concern
ns
lo
lis
local
iTrlgin.
Her
baby,
now
about
four
years
old,
was
very
deli,
eale
a
few
months
nfler
its
birth.
No
food
agreed
with
him
and
the
situation
became
alarming.
1'lnally
In
desperation
the
mother
tried
Pacific
Milk
and
the
boy
began
gaining.
Tiday
he
is
a
husky,
roiind-faceil
boy
nnd
his
mother
says
she
sometimes
nlniosf
wishes
he
was
not
so!
acllvn
for
he
manages
to
keep
liimself
in
trouble
most
nf
the
time.
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Milk
Co.
Limited
328
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STREET,
VANCOUVER.
Factories
at
Ladner
and
AbboWford,
B.O.
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National
Railways
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Blacksmith,
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plant
is
equipped
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nil
k
'
i
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
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and
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Winter
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j
1
S3.
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Salle
from
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Kuport
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
Intermedial
Points
Friday,
10.00
a.m.
For
STEWART
and
AN
VOX
.
Wednesday,
11.00
tun.
8.3.
PRINCE
JOHN.
For
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS,
March
12,
M
PASSENOLR
TRAIN,
DAILY
EXCEPT
SUNDAY.
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rnim
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RAILWAY
B.C.
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Sailings
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Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
,
March
11,
21,
April
1,
If.
22
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
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Skagway,
March
7,
17,
28,
April
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18,
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Srd
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Prince
Rupert,
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ARM,
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Uim4.
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rrltfaf
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J.
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ii
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Opp.
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Hotel.
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Cigar,
Cigarette,
Candles
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Soft
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We
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pleasant
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roun.
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and
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