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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
.Ian.
2,
1921.
Top;Mny
people
t,
Th'erej
Too'
Few
Here.
'
,
X'&'jty
,linl
po'ilaliinisiof
many
European
r
tries
nre'.oul
of
proportion
to
thsir
producing
vapacilie
is
one
mn
of
hard
ronilitioiis
that
prevail
at
present
for
individual,
there-in.
Labor
being
abundant
it
Is
nut
highly
valued
and
govern
-pjei)U
anil
capitalistic
interests
Often
take
advantage,
of
the
situation
while
the
individuals
themselves
suffer.
Conversely,
citizens
of
Canada
and
the
United
Staler
piosperuy
111
comparison
with
Kuronean
countries-
ir,.in,i;,,.,
capacjty
is
unlimited
and
the
two
countries
are
not
overstocked
with
p?ope.
The
prohlem
facing
European
countries
whose
governments
are
working
towards
the
contentment
of
the
peol
pie
is'
that
of
getting
rid
uf
people;
Canada,
at
least,
needs
more
people
of
the
proper
lyp?
and
in
gelling
them
it
stands
to
bene-nationally
without
the
individuals
suffering.
tPTIiereforc,
w-lillo
assisting
to
benefit
the
world
at
large
and
restore
conditions
generally
to
normal,
the
Dominion
has
no-thing
to
lose.
'.;
..A
more
equal
distribution
of
the
world's
population
seems
to
he
the
most
ready
solution
for
the,
remedying
of
the
world's
ills.
There
must
still
he
a
greater
movementif
peoples
from
the
Old
World
to
the
New
and
Canada
is
now
the
hsl
field
in
Iho
New
World.
Thai
movement
musl
soon
commence.
The
day
may
not
be
long
removed
from
the
present
generation
when
Canadians
may
sea
a
population
many
fold.
of
the
present
making
Canada
a
factor
in
world's
business
and
affairs
and
a
keen
rival
to
the
nation
on
the
south
in
(i
nance,
trade
and
commerce.
Fire
Protection
In
Canneries.
The
fact
that
three
large
salmon
canneries
in
District
No.
2
have
been
totally
destroyed
by
foe
in
th?
space
of
a
few
years
the
Inverness
plant
three
years
ago
and
those
at
Port
Kssing.
ton
and
Delia
Bella
this
year
gives
rise
to
the
assumption
that
there
.ire
not
sufficient
measures
towards
fire
protection'
and
control
in
such
establishments,
The
frame
buildings
that
hou.-e
the
plants
are
very
inflammable
and
also
contain
materials
which
very
readily
bum.
In
the
interests
of
the
owners
and
alo
as
a
measure
of
safety
to
life,
it
would
seem
that
some
more
adequate,
provision
in
this
rcpM
ought
to
h
made.
Abraham
Lincoln
Had
Baggy
Knees.
An
entirely
new
and
unexpected
development
111
(!.1iinilinn
affairs
has
followed
the
visit
to
Loudon
of
lion.
.Mackenzie
King
jiioi.iiai,
.Mr,
iving
mane
a
poor
impression,
sarlorially
speaking,
Al
Ihe
hub
or
the
empire.
His
coal,
it
said,
did
nol
fit,
Mul
his
trousers
were.
'Sadly
in
need
or
uplife."
He
wore
his
hands
in
hist
pockets
too
much,
nnd
his
general
appearance
seemed
to
ihiliiite
lhal
he
had
no
respect
for
his
tailor,
.-':
This
is
horrible,
ir
true.
Average
Canadians
have
probably
had
the
idea
that
.Mr.
-Kins:
lire;1!?
rather
invHIv
Umnri,
nAnn.
i
sphMiously,
but
the
London
tailoring
experts
say
not.
It
is
just
possible,
or
course,
that
(lie
English
rlimale
didn't
agree
with
lli
crease?
and
general
smartness
of
his
Canadian-made
cloihe.?
mid
thai
lie
is
not
really
to
he
charged
with
wil
rob..
,.r
,u
I'riMiMiu
Hppearauce.
.
in
any
case,
it
is
somewhat
reassuring
to
hole
that
the
samn
...i.w.1
aomoriiy
loiiiid
,,ii,I
willi
erpiai
other
great
men
at
the
conrereiiee.
Nearly
all
the
premiers
gave
offence
in
re-
r-.
...
...vii
sealing
apparel.
Premier
Maev
of
New
7.
jmrtde.
-
ove
W(l,.,e
imp.essi01
,hB
1(,
(.ana(in
and
only
Premier
Hruce
or
Australia
m.
i..
ti
rTmisers
baglessly
and
to
have
taken
'hi
iu..i..
nnd
fftUl,W....l.i..i.
.....
e
r,.,.,5,j
......
w.i....
i;.
-.i-isoii
uauy
ews
1S
bt
oay-
UIMME
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i
i
i
.
:TheMoieTheMenier!
I
h
mor
StrolUra
Movi.
Start
(on
In
...
WJ
yu
arc
abl
to
collect
In
th.
n..t
t.J
th
thi
rlchtr
you
may
bo.
s.y
'Clmra.,"
and
aavo
plctur.f.
Enough
aaidt
TOBACCO
PRODUCT
CORP.
Or
CANADA
LIMITED
set
SAVED
FROM
OPERATION
Restored
to
Health
By
Taking
"Fnift-a-tlves"
Made
of
Fruit
Juices
and
Tonics
Tho
most
convincing
proof
of
the
trtio
norih
of
"
Kruit
a-ilvi-s''
as
a
rpeilipinn
for
.women
is
found
In
Ilia
leltcra
written
liy
them
to
"Fruit-a-thru".
For
instance:
"I
nitlered
with
all
the
symptom
of
female
troutile,
pains
low
down
in
Ihft
hick
anil
sldex,
eoiiitipulioii
anl
roattant
headache,
.
doctor
advised
an
operation.
1
started
taking
"Frult-atlves"
and
this
fruit
mcflicine.
completely
relieved
me
of
all
my.
misery".
Mrs.
M.
J.flORSE.
Vancouver,
Il.C.
50c.
a
box,
0
for
$2.M,
t
rial
site
vac.
At
dealers
or
from
Fruitatives
Limited,
Ottawa,
Ont.
MOVING
BYLAW
Laid
IS
DISCUSSED
Over
For
Week
by
Council
For
Revision
City
The
bylaw
providing
fees
for
Die
removal
of
buildings
in
Iho
enjoy
icily
came
up
for
considerable
dis
cussion
ni
1
tie
city
council
meet
ing
on
.Monday
night.
A
bylaw
hail
been
drafted
calling
for
Ihe
taking
out
of
a
permit
at
the
cost
of
15
and
the
navment
of
3ft
per
day
during
the
time
a
building
was
on
the
city
slreel?
.Mi.
i.onari
thought
it
was
a
pretty
stiff
figure
to
nay
in
view
of
the
fact
that
there
were
a
number
of
the
buildings
in
the
cily
which
would
not
pay
to
he
torn
down
and
rebuilt.
In
mov
ing
such
buihlincs
the
property
coiil,!
he
kept
intact
and
nut
in
oilier
locations
where
they
would
be
worth
something.
Aid.
Perry
considered
30
a
dav
was
not.
too
much
to
pay
if
people
were
going
to
use
the
city
streets
11
a
person
desiring
to
move
a
.building
could
not
afford
to
pay
it
he
should
pull
the
building
down
and
rebuild
It.
Not,
Support
It
Aid.
Macdonald
thought
the
by
law
was
a
Rood
one
hut
he
fell
that
he
could
not
support
it
as
it
stood,
if,
Jn
Up.
opinion
of
the
city
engineer,
the
movinjr
of
u
building
became
an
obstruction
the
moxers
should
certainly
pay
for
the
privilege
of
obst
uctinsr
the
city
streets.
On
Hie
other
hand,
if
a
building
could
he
inoxcd
without
causing
anv
ob
struction
he
did
not
consider
it
hould
cost
the
moers
an
tiling.
but
if
they
did
not
complete
the
work
in
a
reasonable
time
ihev
should
be
penalized.
Aid.
Ourrie
considered
Ihe
price
or
30
was
too
much
unless
the
and
his
attendance
at
the
Imperial
.-nof!..
tu
i
i
I'lreets
were
blocked.
If
Die
numerous
comments,
both
.
rili.-nl
nnA
..m,.i:m-..,
.
?,rPfl,!
Wock"t
"nnecessar-
.
.
.
i
iii-mi
or
j
ny
"
hen
it
was
another
v
thing,
O.irL
finp
lirimp
minl.lon
r,lr.,.l
It.
..I
.....
...
"'"I1
,
'licit
i
jfiujrti
imi
nun
iM-i-isioii,
inn
u
tins
re
mained
for
an
English
trade
paper
to
discover
ami
disclose
a
condition
of
things
that
had
not
been
realized,
or
at
any
rale
had,
not
been
openly
spoken
or,
in
Canada,
.
..cirouig
10
.Mens
wear
Organizer,
n
London
tailoring
Aid.
Perry
considered
Hint
Ihe
moving
of
any
buibliiiir
would
cause
an
obstruction
and
that
if
a
man
had
to
pay
for
the
pmilcge
tie
would
get
a
move
on.
Aid.
Collar!
thought
a
penally
should
he
applied
if
a
hniMino
was
taking
too
long
lo
move.
He
thought
Ihe
bidder
of
a
moving
pennil
should
be
given
a
chance,
to
get
off
wil
bin
a
certain
time
and
if
he
did
not
then
a
ocnallv
should
be
enforced.
Good
Bylaw
Aid.
Stephens
thought
the
a
good
one
but
Unit
nerbni.s
il
could
be
imprnwil.
lie
did
not
think
the
onus
of
time
in
moving
a
building
should
be
placed
upon
anyone.
Personally
be
did
not
believe
the
bylaw
was
to
be
applied
to
any
person
moving
a
building
and
Usincr
nil
line
bnuln
lo
Met
through
witli
the
job.
f
Miitpe'd
(bat
Instead
of
n
permit
cosflnir
ir
n
nomt.u.1
oliarge
should
be
made
and
I
li.
charge
increased
acconlintr
In
the
length
or
time
taken
for
the
job.
He
did
not
think
the
system
would
work
any
hardship
upon
anybody.
He
believed
the
hvlnw
was
necessary
as
II
nrnvble.i
f'
Idnmage
to
streets
and
wires.
t
Aid.
.Mncdonahl
suggeded
thatl
111
tt
..
n
'
..hi.
i-rrry
ami
i.urrlc
get
to-gelber
and
dUcus
the
bylaw
!;-Iween
them
with
n
view
of
nl
III'1
rlliirtrcH
(in
f.
fair
fl
nil
nnull
ilMo
Imni.!.
'Jr
livliiur
cordlngly
left
over
for
recousld
eralion.
Mrs.
.1.
Morrison,
ujl.n
has
been
spending
a
orolonireii
imii
day
at'
Aberdeen,
Wosliinglon
lelurned
lo
lb,,
py
0I
,
Piineess
Mary
on
Monday
after.
j
noon.
THE
DAILY
.NEWS.
Wrihuuduy,
Junuary.Ji
QJ
The
Man
in
the
Moon
THE
same
of
Ihem.
9AY8:-
to
you-
and
many
WOMEN
ureVtfpiiinir
i
iiin
front
ramillyV
li.:i-
i.r
.Mali
Jopg
Pa
.long
THE
enouali
sat
ion.
hut
;
-
We
e
even
even
nhl
a
word
about
wealiTi-r
is
ulipo-t,
rnld
lo
freeze1
oiuilSi'Wiriver-
THIS
early
hint
stuff
is
m
it
s.
way
hut
ilfler
,
1
Alii
alriK
ami
done
.the.
owl
bus
llm
hi
all
ts
.said
re
putation
for
beingjbi'
w'ise
guy,
A
HOI
baked
otalo
carried
in
each
pocket
is
said
lo
be
Inking
the
place
of
woolleji
gloves,
.
THIS
is
the
day
Ihe
Scotsmen
are
jfhol
I
hat
Hogmiiiray
is
a
thing
of
Ihe
past.
CAM.
a
woman
a
ben
ami
she
lays
for
you.
THESE
are
the
days
when";
the
plumber
Is
made
very
welcome
in
n
number
of
homes.
COIJ
receptions
seems
to
be
much
in
vogue,'
in
spile
of
the
advent
of
Ihe
New
Year.
.
WHEN
ilisph's'lnsr
of
anv
old
clothes
don't
forget
l).m
Cupid.
I
T'S
a
moan
man
who
gels
up
early
these
cold
morning
to
save
the
sheets.
TIIEHE
is
only
one
thing
that
is
worse
than
going
down
to
a
cold
kitchen
first
thing
in
Ihe
morning
going
into
Ihe
wood,
shed.
l
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
January
2,
1914.
The
biggest
blast
yel
jail
off
in
the
cily
is
due
In
go
up,
thi
month.
It
will
be
bigger
lhan
any
two
of
(he
previous
hi
ones
and
those
who
have
witnessed
.previous
blasts
will
urn.
bably
realize
jiat
this
one
will
he
some
shot.'
The
rock
pile
lo
be
lined
is
the
hill
immediately
in
the
rear
or
Ihe
Knox
Hotel.
There
are
eight
coyote
holes
in
Ihe
'die
and
each
has
numerous
Idriris.
It
is
"roughly
eslim.iii.il
that
the
amount
of
powder
lnl.
used
will
be
nearly
eighty
tons.
-
-
The
Princess
Itoval
arrived
here
this
afternoon.
She
brl
II
ITS
mail
from
the
south.
VAST
IMPROVEMENT
IN
EARN
INGS
OF
GOVERNMENT
ROAD
IS
SHOWN
IN
COMPARING
YEARS
1923
AND
1922.
(continued
from
page
one)
lioual
ofllclals
had
brought
jnj
Ihe
western
region
mnrli
.-nl.
lillonal
engine
power
ami
new-
grain
cars
lo
handle
the.
i
y
crop.
Over
1
,000
new
oars
were
ordered,
and,
hi
addition
lo
this,
all
available
cars
were
hauled
into
Ihe
repair
yards
early
in
the
season
nnd
given
lliorniiiri.
overhauling
and
repairing.
As
a
resul,
when
the
grain
aenson
epenod
in
September,
1
023,
morn
t
are
were
ava
all
e
inn
ei-nr
hepire
and
loadings
were
ni.iln.
lalned
at
a
daily
average
rar
In
excess
of
ally
previous
year,
l'orlyseven
new
engines,
of
(he
powerful
.Mikado
type,
were
also
sent
lo
the
prairie
provinces
in
readiness
for
Ihe
grain
hauling,
and
heroic
the
season
opened
1
'Pat?il
hp
miri
i
M
Hive
a
packet
in
your
9
tor
ever-re
wy
h
IFeaci
refreshment.
M
an
.i
.
w
i
I
bk
Niiar
mirsi.
,
m
Soothes
the
throat.
9
I
For
Qlir.
Flavor
aid
M
I
K
1
the
Sealed
Paekate.
JM
The
crv
for
whole
wheat-
A
wider
food
intelligence
means
an
increasing
r
.demand
for
whole
wheat
products.
Modern
'
milling
processes
do
not
produce
whole
wheat
flour.
It
can
rarely
be
found
in
this
country.
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
is
100
per
cent
whole
wheat,
and
so
thoroughly
cooked
that
every
particle
of
euch
crisp,
tasty
shred
of
flavory
baked
wheat
is
'digested
and
converted
into
muscle,
bone
and
brain.
Contains
all
the
food
you
need,
and
all
the
bran
you
need,
to
pre
vent
constipation
and
its
kindred
ailments.
Two
Biscuits
with
hot
milk
and
a
little
cream
make
a
warm,
nourishing
meal.
engines
and
cars
had
been
ili-trihuled
llirousliinil
Ihe
we-r
in
points
where
Ihev
would
be'
(available
when
loading
roni-l
nienced.
Grain
Loadings
Increated
The
opeuin?
of
Hie
new
NVeh-1
log
Terminals,
at
Voi
VdrV
William,
also
provided
rnrilliie'
for
furlher
increasing
(be
riowl
Of
graill
Into
Ihe
InLelieml
nn.l!
daily
deliveries
there
during
the.
pal
three
mouths
were
some
200
to
250
cars
In
excess
of
the)
I
"22
dally
average
ror
the
mine
permit.
In
the
period
rrom
Seplemlier
t,
IU2I.
In
August
30.
ID?2.
the
Canadian
National
Itnllwnvs
loaded
127.
1
28
cars
ronlninlnir
I0,.t:,:j.000
bushels
of
urnln
nn.l
in
Hie
vear
nrevioou
Inlnl
nt
117.027
cars
ronlnlning
1.17.-
0IR.O00
bushels,
so
thai
,
years
figures
of
I.r3.l73,000
bushels
marketed
on
Canadian
Nalionul
line
o
miihiihl
of
December
12,
'nl
which
dale
marketings
were
conlhming
n
Ihe
rate
or
more
than
J.OOo'.ono
bushels
dally,
would
imlleiiln
that
the
1
0?.1
grain
movement
over
Canadian
Nallonal
Hail,
ways
will
rar
surpass
that
of
any-
previous
year.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Miss
Phyllis
Creiabton.
nn
Klver;
j.
II.
Lambert,
ellv?
M.
nun
.rs.
r.
u.
urown,
1
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if
iii.
fin.
ei.
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annoy
nn
r,,
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ver;
s.
l.lndnuiMt.
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w
L.
Ward
and
C.
.leller.
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w.
lrawaee.
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Eniser
H.
McNeill
and
A.
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f:anJ
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Wal
lace.
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It.
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ami
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jiay.
hicks,
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pavjdson
and
Prof
Marks,
Vancouver;
E.
Hlapey,
Cily.
.
BUILDERS
Isn
I
II.
slratiKe
that
Princes
nnd
Kings
And
clowns
thul
caper
n
saw-
dust
rings,
.
.
.
.
win
common
folks
like
you
and
ilin,
Are
Hiiilders
for
Elernliw
To
each
s
given
a
hag
or
looN,
A
shapeless
mass
and
a
honk
of
rules;
And
each
must
make,
ere
f?
rlown,
A
slumbling
block
or
a
stepping
slono.
8eecled,
READERS
OF
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
Wish
You
Atl
Happiness
Progress
and
Prosperity
Throiii'liout
Ihe
Corning
Year.
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Ave,
Phone
687.
Warm
Felt
Slippers
make
a
aire
Xmas
Present.
I
liae
Aerral
kinds
nf
leather
and
bit
slippers
In
ulnck.
Gum
Boots
and
Rubbers
rr
Iho
Winter
Wenllicr.
GEO.
HILL
THE
SH0EMAN,
Next
St.
Regit
Care.
'
Third
Ave.
WtTIR
NQTICI.'
(Dlttnlon
tnd
Uh).
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NdTirr
ii...
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Aljnt,
hnw
l,lr'r
''
l
frinrn
Hupfrl.
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will
f,j.
f,
rlp(.,
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TRISCUIT
ii
the
Shredded
Wheat
cracker
a
real
whole
wheat
loait
eolen-with
butter,
soft
diccte
or
nur
maldc4,
x
,
Th
Camditn
Shrnldrd
Whnt
fmpn;,
I.UL
Shredded
Wheat
COAL
The
Famoui
LADVIMITH.WELLIN0T0N
Lump
and
Egg'
Slut.
STERLISQ
Stove
and
Igg
Sixes.
We
deluer
hi
arJ:i
or
bulk.
I'lmne
u
ynur
onlen
lay
or
nixltl,
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Phone
15.
Mala
Office:
llolf
I
'Central.
EDSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
1Y
IITff1ff1
In
In
any
any
quantity,
quantity,
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PflM6
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FROM
HOME,
M0CHIDA
ROOMS
71
Fraier
8t.
Plenm
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Water
nates
l.y
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
75.
Phone
659.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'
Leadlni
RiitauranL
A
Bakery
Unaurpaieed.
Third
Avenue.
THE
Valentin
DAIRY
Cor.
Mcllrlijo
nnd
Fifth
West.
MILK,
CniAM
AND
BUTTER
RETAIL
Phone
157..