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Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Effort
To
Settle
Lands
Along
P.G.E.
Tin?
action
of
tii
puiXii
for
the
scllli
nn-iil
if
the
tantl
thai
i
Tuesday.
Fch.
19.
1921
1
1
M
.
ft
I
l!nv..iiniAitf
...
iitiiiin
.lll.lllllltllt
III
lllllp
g
along
th?
a
rtni-
P.O.E.
i
one
o
ic
highly
commended,
if
it
i.
carried
out
in
a
hiisjue
like
way
and
every
effort
nlade
In
help
the
incoming
settlers
Must
Not
.'Veglect
Lands
To
Northward.
While
it
is
lo
he
hoped,
'that
the
lands
along
Ihe
P.fi.E.
-will
ne
fM-eii,y
seiueu
aim
winie
uvery
peron
in
the
province
would
he
willing
lo
aid
in
such
a
worthy
effort
as
creating
a
hew
and
prosperou?
community
along
the'ynlleys
served
hy
the
provincial
railway,
it
must
not
be
forgotten
that
in
the
valleys
of
Hi
Skeeua.
the
Kispiox,
the
Bulkley,
and
the
Nechaco
ther"
are
also
iiust-llled
pioviuciai,
lands,
.just
as
goml,
if
not
heller
lhan
anything
along
the
P.fl.E-
and
subsidiary
to
a
traiisrontineutal
railw.i
which
has
a
terminus
at
each
end.
While
Ihe
railway
dcpjirlnieiil
of
the
l'rovim-iid
tiovenimeiil
may
bejid
all
its
energies
to
settling
the
I'.O.E.
country,
the
other
government
de-friirtinenls,
including
the
departments
of
lands
and
agririilture
musl
giu-
eipiai
attention
to
the
olher
sections
of
the
provinn-including
the
lauds
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Mail
way.
.
The
Canadian
National
Railway
has
an
immigration
policy
and
result,,
are
looked
for,
but
the
province
has
an
equal
right
Id-try
to
settle
ils
own
lands
along
Uie
railway
belL
If
all
the
efforts
of
Ihe
province
are
devoted
)o
settling
the
P.Cr.E.
the
other
sections
will
suffer.
There
must
ido
bn
a'pollrv
which
will
include
Ihe
central
B.C.
lauds.
k
Marketing
Is
Very
Important
Matter.
f
.MarKeung
is
a
matter
that
must
he
considered
in
connection
with
any
land
settlement
srheme.
The
I'.fi.E.
trains
at
prescn)
start
from
nowhere
and
go
nowhere.
T,fi?y
do
not
lead
lo
.i
market.
On
the
other
hand
the
national
lninconlinenlal
railway
lhal
passes
through
the
rentraj
B.C.
valleys
leads
to
certain
deriuite
markets
al
Edmonton,
Winnipeg,
Prince
Rupert
and
lh
towns
bordering
on
the
Pacific.
If
it
i
difficult
to
market
product
from
the
Bulkley
Valley,
how
much
more
difficult
will
it
I;
lo
market
over
Ihe
P.fi.E
by
way
of
.Sipiamish
and
Quesnel.
Definite
Settlement
Work
This
Year.
The
people
of
the
north
are
confidently
expecting
that
the
governments
will
lake
definite
action
toward
increasing
the
et.
tl-msiil
of
Ihe
lands
along
the
Canadian
National
Bailwav
this,
year.
As
before
mentioned,
the
land
belonjr
to
the
province,
except
those
which
are
alienated,
and
where
lauds
have
been
alienated
the
provinwgot
payment
for
the
land-.
The
fact
thai
Ihe
money
was
squandered
by
a
previous
government
doe
nol
rid
the
prceiit
government
of
respotisibililv
to
provide
for
the
need-
of
the
country.
They
have
don-
lhi
beller
than
has
.Ver
been
done
before,
but
there
must
be
active
immigration
lo
Ihe
v:.enuf
laud-.
The
Laud
Settlement
Board
has
done
good
work,
ev-ii
if
it
has
been
expensive.
Possibly
this
board
should
have
been
under
the
department
or
land,
instead
of
that
of
agriculture
hut
we
are
fhfding
no
faull
wifh
that
just
now.
Whal
we
now
expect
from
Ho...
E.
D.
Barrow,
who
swavs
the
destiny
or
ihe
!;..
is
ih.:l
he
get
busy
d
hring
about
such
s(
slate
of
immigration
activity
that
the
.
railw.i
hli
FT1
fl
ltHt
tnt
A
O
I
test
t
'e.
.
.
.
.
"'"IIM
MIU
III
..Bnroiioriii
inuusiry.
i
ne
policy
of
drift
in
this
ie
auanuoueu
ainj
active
work
lake
Ihe
fai
re.
r-;;i-:vwAVm.is
department
place
of
laissfz
TOURS
FOR
BETTER
BREAD
.Poisoned
by
Clogged
Filter,
They'
i
Seek
Somethlnn
in
Rea
Up
meals.
Notice
hf
ipnVk
differ-enee
in
Ihe
wjiv
you
look.
eat.
sleep
and
feel.
Lei
this
whole.
ome
prescrihlinn
cleanse
and
THE
DAILY
JftiWS,
Tuesday
i
r
WHY
MANY
STILL
MANSON
TALKS
DESIRE
MH1SKEY
TO
WOMEN
ON
MORAL
TOPICS
System
and
Make
Them
Feel'
-
i
Better.
jDoes
Not
Like
Administering
Liquor
Act;
Cocaine
Parties
The
major
it
l
of
ncnulK
ilesiro'
Amminn
Vnunn
ST.oOlliilpy
l(JM.Uip
iv
iliwi'l
feel!
..
.
well.
Some
may
look
Jicullli',
VICIOItlA.
Feb.
ttf.
"If
one
(nil
one
ial
organ
of
their
bodies.
thing
more
lliati
another
l
rails
out
of
order,
ciliated
In
.Jrh'e
a
nmn
insane
it
This,
organ
i-
the
"liver,
the
is
the
administration
of
Ihe'lioimr
body's
filler!
When
II
i
mil
nf
eontrol
ileikai-inK.nl
received
subject
lo
npproval.jnrder
you
ntlPn
up
eling
"It
might
surprie
yon
to
know
jthill
and
HrcL
tongue
coated,
had
how
many
yuiiiiii
people
are
drna
tasie
in
your
month,
sallow
com.
addicts.
plexinn
and
unpleasant
breath.'
"In
Vaneomer
lat
year
a
no.
You
are
bothered
with
such
svnm.
lorioos
Inffii-Ler
e.imii'ie.l
jtonis
a
poor
digestion,
no
appe.hvho
liat
been
arranging
rorainc
tall
.
.i
.
"
I.
i
I
:
.
.
.
.
.
...
sour
siooiarii,
nut)
ga,
ir-jiiames
mr
ixtys
and
girts,
Willi
regular"
movement
of
lite
bowel
the
assistance
of
Vamvmvrr
men.
and
Dial
roti.down.
tire.
oiit..ddii-ls
are
more
to
Ik
pilinl
than
nervous
and
upot
condition!
punished.
Itiii
as
for
those
who
Often
you
have
splitting
head-
traffic
in
thn
drug.
I
would
add
aches,
calch
cold
easily
an.l
your
the
lash
to
the
sentence
of
system
is
Iihi
run-down
lo
throw
vicllon.-
'
.
ii..
with
information,
advic
ami
iulni.
lion.
It
is
iind'Mood
Ihatl
.
.
.
..
.
...
.
Belter
than
whiskey.
Pake
just
-i
i
i
t
i.
II.'
railway
department
under
IIon.;J:
D.
McLenp
has
been,
lay-
tvnnnM
of
P
rharher's
Ux
inf,-
plans
for
this
campaigns
for
a
long
time
sind
ha
considered
.
Mood
Svruo
after
the
next
few
Veil
enery
cveutiiaiilv
The
province
has
to
y
inleresl
mi
His.
P.O.E.
bonds
and
alo
hai
lo
nieel
u
amuial
deffeftWia
Ihe
railwtiy.
If
by
selllinp
the
lands
iht
-government
can
make
Ih?
railway
clf--iitninins
I
I
.
V
S
.
.
If
.
l
mm
"I
understand
from
press
reports
Dial
Hie
recent
iiart-olx
in.
ijuiry
has
given
certain
officers
it
will
deservelne
your
liver,
put
your
slnmachiln
Ihe
jtanlcii
which
shouhl
l
and
system
in
coinlition
and
keci
you
feeling
fine.
II
is
pleasant
lo
take
and
ynu
will
be
completely
satisfied:
otherwise
drup?il
are
authorized
small
cnsl.
Or.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYSs-
OXK
advantage
of
having
a
Ion?
beard
would
he
lml
it
would
hide
some
of
Ihe
lie
e
?ol
fur
Chrisimas
tiresi-nls.
IT
is
said
that
opportunity
mini's
once
to
everv
nmn.
II
was
(Vipl.
Swan
s..n's
turn
last
week
when
he
fiickeil
up.
lhat
har?e
on
which
he
is
clainiihtr
;onfn
sal7ige.
O.VE
advanlase
or
lixin?
in
a
sparsely
populated
pari
of
the
country
Is
1
1ml
strikes
m-I.I.iiii
bother
one
there.
WK
have
all
heard
of
Ihe
ad-
vanlaes
of
living
in
London,,
hut
who
would
Wish
o
!..
there
now
7
who
wen
charged
a
clean
hill
of
heallli.
I
oliooM
lie
loath
to
rail
into
tpieslHiM
any
tnlnmal
pivius
a
man
a
clean
Mil
of
health,
hut
I
still
feel
that
there
were
weeds
weedeil
oul."
These
were
some
of
Ihe
inter-Pslioa
statement
made
hy
Ihe
attorney
general
hi
Ihe
course
of
to
retnrn
Hi
an
address
before
Hie
Local
Coun-
Thacfier's
I.lver'cil
of
Women.
The
minister
.V
Bloo.1
Syrup
is
sold
and
re.
dwelt
at
len&th
uimi
the
commended
by
Orme
I.til
Cor.tfarioiis
duties
es
fsllins
rsilliis
to
(o
Urd
Ave:
and
filh
St..
I'rinceiof
his
iep
lturert.
B.C
and
hy
Ua.liiis
dru?piss
in
exery
cily
and
town.
IT
is
a
wonder
the
politicians
lo
not
sludy
Archbishop
Du
Ytr-
nel's
Itiniijrlit
transference.
All
lhe
would
haxe
lo
do
would
he
to
gel
all
the
.lher
minds
in
Ihe
constituency
in
tune
wilh
theirs
md
then
pump
fheui
full
of
the
idea
who
lo
vote
fur.
THAT
is
what
is
done
nt
every
election
lo
a
limilcil
extent.
ANOTIIKH
commission
is
com-insr
to
Invesliirale
us
on
.Monday.
If
we
could
get
a
commission
fn
come
here
In
develop
industries
or
Increase
population,
we
mijrhl
welcome
them
more
heartilv
I
han
I
hose
who
have
een
here
so
far.
STKWAIIT
is
the
place.
There
is
plpnly
of
vn
there.
All
you
have
lo
do
Is
ilifr
for
il.
r
1
1
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Rupert
February
19,
1914.
The
conserving
of
water
rifdils
hy
Ihe
stale
is
the
subject
of
an
editorial
controversy
between
Ihe
Daily
News
and
th
Morning
Journal.
MnrKnnteilly
nml
,.
Sdiein.
mann.
local
business
men,
inter,
viewed
today
by
Hie
Daily
News.
isay
dial
business
is
exlra
good
lan.rihe
prospects
for
the
fulure
'are
beller
hern
limn
tllll'tL'llPI'A
else
in
America.
As
a
punishment
on
"his
children"
who
he
says
have
been
rebellious,
I
nlher
Duncan
has
sliul
oil
Ihe
waler
simnlv
of
(lie
Indians
at
New
MellakHlla,
Alas-f
ka,
and
is
trying
lo
drive
gov
ernment
teachers
away
Troiii
Hie
colony.
Mrs.
David
Thomson
is
sailing
Ibis
afternoon
on
Ihe
Cardenn
for
Vancouver.
mnlli-
Ihe
lo
arlmeui.
Speaking
more
parlirularly
concerning
the
liqijor
and
narcotic
irohlems
ami
the
ailministralion
of
the
.Mothers'
Pension
Act.
People's
Wish
llemiiHlini;
his
hearers
thai
thi
i
a
democratic
connlry,
the
attorney
general
slateit
lhal
the
froxernmenl
had
one
into
lhej(ia(l
,
pn
1((
,,,,,
ay
liquor
business
not
hecau.e
iriltinasl
.x.n
man
a
.
lean
lull
wistie.1
to
hut.
..,
In
acquiescence
(
raUh
Ur
,m
frh
,
rl.
by
Ihe
niajorily
of
33.000
whol
,,,.
..:
UM.,h.
quarrel
openly
and
frankly
with
addict
there
was
no
worse
offender
against
the
law.
"I
speak
bitterly
because
haxe
had
two
years
of
Ihe
most
Itoyal
rinailidn
Mounted
police
wn.
mil
Hie
nl.t
tlnt-l
oHhuesl
those
pnihihitioiiisl.
who
say
'we
.,.-.,
lpm
,,
W11M
,
i
are
ajraint
any
Birteriiirtent
in
i....-iv
in,
.rJ
the
liquor
ltu.irics.'
Any
soxeriu',.
rM.rujt,
'
!
menl
would
lie
iKiund
to
follow,
....,.
,
'
u..
,:!
Ihe
Yriamlate
,,e
people.
whal-;mn
,
,
(fn
fnrcr
(,r
exer
'
lis
ir
y
JjonsJ
w,,0.r
,
,wra
,a,.
Liquor
adminlslralion
.was
Ihe
.
,,
...
.
m..l
.lifl...!!
,1..
I
"
'
.iiiiir.io
n.niirr
rinoiiix
no-
,,
v
...
.,
,,,
...
iter
his
iiflniini.f
raliiifi
X
lille
.
'
..
,
.
,
.
Issue
rai-e.t.
Hie
ctiarce
was
here
vvere
honest
men
in
the
,.,,,
tMa
offje,r,
liquor
business
there
were
more
...
,.m
,,.
..
who
were
unmoral
and
Immoral.
..
.
...
.
.!,..
....
.
.
.
...
...
.
.
ia
sun
inn
saiiiico
won
inn
siooitiiiir
ni
noiiiin?
iti
irieip
r.
ml
acARm
11$
ml
2?aoxi
lW
-
for
25?
II
jj
-icininriii
me
law
".......,.-
i,
i.i
It'll!.
.
-
.
....
.
I""'.'l.
'.
..I.
I
it
nil
i
lie
cireiiiiiin
n
in
iirin-
.
.
lo
pursue
his
own
roure
in
Ihe
mailer.
Trafflo
Increasing
In
conclusion
he
cileil
thei
increusu
in
ronxirliuu
for
drim
gruelling
lak
any
nvin
could
trafficking
In
Yancouver
rrom
29.1
have."
said
Mr.
Man-on.'
"If
one
''
,9,K
H''H
'irse.il
thing
more
than
another
is
cat-
hr
help
fight
the
m-
culale.l
to
.Irlve
a
man
in-ane
It
sMioos
iraffic
t.y
gelling
in
touch
J
is
Ihe
adminlslralion
of
the
w!lh
"'formeil
ail.li.
ls
who
couhll
liquor
deparlrnent."
ffai
assistance
in
tiacing
Narcotic
Trafflo
""'
'rfc
root.
Thenarcoijc
Iraffic
was
in.
Dn
the
Mihjert
of
the
Molliers"
i
iiilioiis.
wealthv
and
craflv.
Ihe
Pen-ions
Act.
the
attorney
Ken
possible
uriiflt
of
from
?.5nn
ln'e,a'
pa-ed
Hie
comment
Hut
thei
5.00(1
per
cent
nrnviuff
a
strnntr
Hrilish
tilumhia
ndmini-lralino
allractinn
to
men
of
gree.l
and
ho
wn"
,,,,
''na.la
or
lln'i
moral
slamina.
He
warned
the
1
nilr'1
stales.
And
in
this
con-
mothers
present
against
Ihe
In-
'""'on
he
pleaei
"Please
do
not
sldious
campaign
of
Ihe
drug
xen-
"nk
fetich
of
a
woman
on
the
dor
who
found
many
xicllm
l",ilr'''
Adminlslralion
may
he
among
Ihe
boys
and
girl-
who
,'l",l'
J"""'
from
a
mail
or
n
indulge
in
too
much
dancing
un-
w"nl;o-
When
you
have
a
good
chaperoned,
"if
nilghl
surprise
"dng
il
is
not
always
well
lo
Lvon
to
know
how
many
girl-
and
'"l"r''
H
for
the
ake
of
giving
boys
are
addict
s."
effect
lo
a
principle."
Touching
upon
the
narcotic
in-'
Al
present
nearly
900
families
quiry
of
recent
dale.
Ihe
minis.
rn
'""ing
alsed
under'
the
act
ter
observed
lhat
according
to
rcpre-enling
an
annual
sum
nfi
press
reports.
the
officers
50,000.
This
was
costing
Ihe'
charged
had
been
given
a
clean
l"""lde
of
llrilih
Columbia
935
bill
of
henPh.
While
he
was
Ppr
Hion-and
of
the
population
i
annually.
These
figures
showed
TR.C
TtepltUt',
RWll
Ctf
(!
ForRLtBrnstiiBiLnmUco,
SciiUei
and
Neuritis,
Canada't
tunderd
icm-eoy
"-"Jjeuinelic
is
Templeton's
Capsules.
T.R.C
I
stop
the
pain
by
removing
from
the
system
the
original
cause.
Smd
ut
I0e
for
gnrou
mpU,
Cir
90e
mnd
ik
coupon
we
ntlot
wilh
ecli
mpl,
io
j,our
drufgitl
and
.f
'
Von
full
tire
1.00
Lo,
0
Templelon.
Klitumxic
Cpiul.
TEMPLETON
CO.,
TORONTO
For
Sale
by
Ormes
Ltd.
Ihe
fmpracUcahility
of
Ihe
suggestion
Hint
Hie
art
should
be
broadened
In
lis
activities.
SKICNS
LAND
DISTMICT
0
QUttN
CMAAL0TTI
ISLANDS.
Tik
Villi.
,
that
I,.
Art
tiu
r
IK.Iwrlton.
nf
Tor;
v.lniu-ni;
Hriil.li
(llnmbM,
intrmu
lo
I'I'ly
Utr
Ifite
orrr
Die
folios.
Inr
d.
rrilil
Uiwlt
Cirfimciirinr
it
I
sil
linli-il
ai
iiw
norlhwr.l
rornrr
of
Ui
ir,
rmrili
rri
t,f
nnihain
Maml;
ilmire
K.n
rliaiiis
erl)';
llwnre
fltre
rtialnt
nor-liierlr.
in
low
airr
mats,
ilH-nre
ir.n
jrlialns
ealrrlr
almr
lw
waler
mark;
illwiire
rite
rliafns
xHittirrly
t
xilnl
i,
i
r.HiiinriirrHirni.
r.miaiiune
roriv
rm
iiiinre
or
le,
l-oraii-d
January
Kill.
It.
ajcrnrH
iioBEtiTsort.
earner
nurirr
assissmcnt
district
VlTIC.K
la
(wrety
1n.
In
arronlanr
Willi
ih
siaiiilea,
that
all
aieril
late.
leM
iinor
Uie
"Taiallon
Act"
and
Umi
i"Piiliiie
srlKiol,
Art."
are
now
lu
anil
yalil
for
llw
rar
I9l.
,
All
lae
rollortalile
for
Ihe
rrlrirr
ItiilMTt
Aisea.ment
iitrlr
are
due
(R,
(ayatile
al
my
nfflre.
lIliatK
In
Hie
l-m.
tinrial
Orilertor'a
office.
In
the
Cy
,,f
I'rinre
lltierl,
Thla
nollre,
In
frrma
of
taw.
It
rnulva-lent
lo
a
perxmal
nmant
by
jne
iiiH.n
1
all
.s-r.m
liable
for
taua.
rt.I'Vr,r.V..r.r",'..li".'r'
B-'
"ila
I
lib
.-j
...
annually,
IVVI,
Collator
for
Uie
prlnrn
impert
Aitmineni
Dlitrict.
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CREAM
of
OLIVES
50c
Curtts
Chapped
or
Cracked
HmimK
Ch-.fn'?
'-Hchiug,
Roughness,
ltcdnc-
and
..II
irnlud-m
For
after
shaving
and
for
keeping
Ihe
ha
,4
f
enndilinn
il
is,
unequalled.
FREE
TO
ADULTS
ONLY.
Call
in
and
gel
n
10c
bottle
fre,
so
Hi
.1
'
it
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