j
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y
1-
Wirrtnr-y
',
1021,
'
Alwaysgi
Keady
With
Oxo
Cubes
you
can
serve
a
meal
at
a
moment's
notice.
They
are
handy
for
all
purposes
and
all
occasions
an
excellent
substitute
for
meat
in
soups
and
savory
dishes
a
household
help
every
day
in
the
week.
on
ru,
c.h
U
.Max
lA,
tUJnm.
"M"!
llJi
!
axouumn.
JiJ
lmtm
.v.
Aavft
cubes
Geo.
Papadopul-sg
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store
Large
Slock
of
Beds,
Springs
and
Mattresses,
O
reisers,
Chairs
and,
ail
Household
Furniture.
wi
Assortment
of
New
I.
aili
Dree.
839
Third
Avenue.
Phono
646.
P.O.
Box
92
COAL
The
Famous
LADYSMHTH-WCLLINGTON
Lump'
and
Cgg
Sizes.
(STCRLINQ
Stove
and
Cgg
Sixes.
We
deliver
In
sacks
or
bulk.
Mione?
us
your
onion
ilay
or
niaht.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Go.
Phone
16.
Main
Office:
Hotel
Central.
JUST
RECEIVED.
NEW
STOCK
Of
Misses'
and
Ladles'
Flannel
Dresses.
AT
SALE
PRICES.
BENT'S
The
Pastime
Cigar
Store
0pp.
Empress
Hotel.
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Cigarettes
Handle
and
Hurt
Drlnkg,
Wo
have,'
a
pleasant
back
roun.
Come
in
and
make
yourself
nl
homo,
W.
M.
Whiting,
Prop.
EDSON
COAL
We
can
now
Supply
our
FAMOUS
EDSON
COAL
'iny
quantity.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Go
Phone
St.
POLICE
POLICY
I
IS
DISCUSSED
New
Commissioner
Take
Lively
Interest
In
Affairs
and
Ap-proves
Method
QOOD
CONDITION
OF
CITY
Matter
(if
general
policy
were
lirtird
at
length
y
the
cilv
police
commission
yesterday
nf-
I'Tinon,
The
new
commissioner,
.
II.
.Montgomery,
in
several
Inquiries
(i
male
and
nln
some
sliagcsllnns.
Mayor
Newlnii
said
Hint
last
year's
commission
had
made
special
effort
In
rid
Hid
down
town
sections
or
the
ciiy
of
women
bootleggers.
A
far
a
the
Koveriirneiit
li(iinr
act
hail
been
cnnrcrneil,
the
cily
hail
en-ileavorr-il
fo
keep
ilowii
daring
infraction
hul
Idem
had
been
an
inclination
to
let
Hip
govern-menl
.ln
in
Itself
if
it
was
not
satisfied.
Comiiiiioncr
Montgomery
on.
iojm'
lhe
policy
nf
n
segregated
area.
The
rily
seemed
Id
he
in
heller
condition
now
than
il
had
ln-vn
although
this
wax
possibly
due
in
a
ntcniiri
lo
I
he
ipijct
limes
prevailiiijr.
A
clone
lull
should
he
kff.l
on
things,
how-4
ever.
.Ilonflcggers
hud
no
bust.
ncs
in
the
cily
ami
could
not
operate,
he
Ihniighl,
if
Hie
police
knew
ihoul
lliem
and
at
ead
kepi
lliem
on
Hie
run.
II
wan
(teller
III
gel
ri
I
of
Ihe
bootleggers
than
secure
conviction
iinllll
lliem,
he
thought.
Had
Been
Urged
Mayor
Ncwion
said
lhe
police
hud
heen
urged
along-
ouch
line
t
.
i
...ill.
..
..e
"mi
iiii-iin-
oi
Finn
,
The
mailer
of
stool
pigeons
was
liciici.
On
principle
i;ommisinner
MonU'omery
subl
he
was
opposed
lo
uins
I
hem
unless
it
became
aholulrly
neeessnry
In
ilo
o
in
Ihe
elTorl
lo
overcome
evil.
Mayor
Newton
replied
that
Hie
cily
had
not
been
obliged
lo
imitate
declies
;il
year
llinuiirli
the
activilies
of
IJie
provincial
pnverninenl
alonit
that
line
in
Ihe
fall.
I'.ilv
Xolieih.e
Jnne.
Mr...,l'
"
Hie
..pinion
that
from
the
stand-
iMiinl
of
crime
the
cily
was
in
a
pood
rouililion.
If
il
had
a
bail'
name,
il
was
due
lo
lhe
politic-
ians
he
uld
in
reply
to
a
remark
of
(lommissinner
Montgomery's.
Hie
new
Club
rcptilalinn
were
referred
lo
but
lherc
seemed
o
be
lack
of
definile
information
on
lliem
althoufli
il
wn
lhe
general
opinion
Dial
lhe
rily
bad
I
little
more
In
do
with
Idem
(ban
from
a
lrai?hl
mailer
of
policing.
Protectlnn
Minors
Mayor
Xewlou
said
thai
an
effort
had
Jiccn
made
lo
keep
minors
out
of
billiard
halts
and
such
places
last
year.
There:
'was
no
rea-nn
for
complain!
ularily
of
recent
lectures
by
Ihe
would
be
no
market
for
it
except
jfinw.
i:oininisioner
Monlponiery
forcslry
department
nml
Ihe
In-
"
Vancouver
-near
where
Hie
col-jslres.ed
Ihe
importance
of
mak-
ereased
interest
in
nlhlelics,
es-
leries
on
Vancouver
Island
were
line
the
slrcels
safe
for
women
peeially
in
basketball
dtii-iuir
the
altvady
lantruililn?.
'and
children.
.winter
nlhs.
The
sorl
was
be-
Mr.
l'erry
said
he
had
con-
CoiumNsioner
Monlvomery
Inir
rarrie.l
on
In
an
organized
cerned
himself
with
lhe
develop-brotighl
tip
Ihe
mailer
of
walcr-
manner
n
far
as
neenmmvdafion
menl
tf
I'rinee
lluperl
for
some
front
nalrol
and
Chief
Vickers
for
playing
of
irames
would
tier-
lime
oast
nud
he
found
thai
lhe
'slated
Dial
this
rotild
be
done
by
extending
the
present
heals
of
the
officers.
DEPAKTTWEfirREADS
ACT
TO
BOARD
ON
RECENT
DECISION
No
Beginners
Will
be
Taken
In
School
this
February
but
Next
Year
,
A
Idler
Trum
S.
J.
Willis,
'superintendent
of
education,
'pointing
out
that
the
school
act
iiiade
il
complsory
-for
school
boards
lo
provide
accommodation
for
all
children
In
lhe
munici-jpalily
between,
lhe
ages
of
d
and
It
It
was
received
and
filed
al
last
alight"
hoard
meeting.
The
el-icr,
which
came
as
a
result
of
a
tpilicen
making
a
complaint
In
jibe
department
of
lhe
hoard's
!
recent
decision
In
not
admit
be-
Igiiners
i'
February,
also
ulnled
Hint
il
was
cusioniary
to
take
beginners
Iwice
a
year.
Trustee
Williams
re
It
Ihal
II
would
be
wise
in
future
to
make
provision
for
taking
beghiners
liolli
tri;Vep'lenber
and
IVbruary.
Kxplaiulng
the
decision
which
was
made
by
last
year'
board,
Chairman
Parker
slated
I
lint
it
would
have
necessitated
the
obtaining
of
two
new
liiachers
Li
Marl
receiving1
classes
this
Veli-ruary.
ThAt
was
not
Ktiftleient
excuse,
Trustee
Williams
IhouHht
Following
a
suygesllou
by
BOY'S
BAD
COLD
TURNED
TO
BRONCHITIS
The
rrenuenry
will,
uhlrh
lirimrhllU
develop
into
pneumonia
In
appreciated
liy
very
rew
imillwri.
The
dm.ter
of
itinee.
niotila
In,
probably,
p
unrierMood
too,
hut
bow
many
nioltwra
lake
Inlo
consideration
that
a
heitlecied
attack
of
bron-
china
freiienily
leadi
to
ItiU
rianrcroua
tisfi.
We
would
advl4
an
niMhira
to
rive
their
children
pr.
'Wood'
.Norway
I'lne
Syrup
I
In-
fir.
I
moment
liny
show
an
aymplnmii
of
a
rr.hl
ir
cimuli,
i
liy
d'Miii
Ihia
M-y
may
mv
ttv-m
fp.m
an
all.uk
or
lirondiliu
or
pnnmw.nla.
Mm.
Lawrrnre
yiilrk,
Hamtlih,
Onl.,
wrltfn:-
-My
Utile
u,y,
u
yeara
ol),
hal
a
had
rolrt
whlrh
itmM-ri
in
bronrhltla.
I
Irlei
ever)
thin
I
llu.uirhl
would
!
lieM
tor
It,
but
did
not
w
liirn
r-itinr
any
lielter.
I
n
told
to
try
tr.
WiNMCa
Norway
pine
rirrup.
and
after
rlvllir
him
twn
iKilllea
he
tt
wonderful
relief.
rannot
prale
It
enough."
frlee
jse
a
fi.ille:
Jarre
family
alto
Me;
pin
up
j,y
M
t.
Mllhiirn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto.
Ont.
Trulei
Onne,
Ihere
wa
some
dioctiHuirm
on
Ihe
advixabilily
of
tlarliiu
kinderKarleiii'.
Superin-leridenl
Hum
wald
lhi
would
be
a
frond
plan
but
il
wan
not
be
In
if
carried
out
eluewhere
on
account
of
finance.
I'riiicinal
llrndv
THE
DAILY
KRWfl.
WOT
FIVE
poiiihxl
out
that
kindergarten
""'"I'T"
lo
Sia
there,
promii-wotild
tu-ove
more
conlly
lhan!i,l,f
iUo'u
'ranporlalion.
Only
Mraifilil
veeeivitijr
claei.
(lately
il
had
been
xupexlcd
Ihnl
Superinlendeiil
llurii
wa
of
ja
railway
xliould
be
buill
from
Ihe
opinion
thai
bealnner
;',r'l'.
'r
'"'I'
irand
Klio'iild
be
admitted
twice
a
year
M'rairie,
lapidn?
Ihe
coal
fields
in
future.
Answerinjr
a
ipteslion
'''
11,0
w'a-
There
was
consid-by
a
member
of
lite
hoard.
Mr.
,rb!r
elevalijni
and
1lie
j:rade
Hum
staled
thai
32
beginners
,,n
""
"n
w,,,u'1'1
l""'r-
11
had
applicl
for
admittance
this
wou,,l
"''fary
'I"""
lo
build
I'ehruary.
laiiollier
1
35
miles
lo
pel
to
Ihe
II
was
decided
l.v
the
lloanl
i,',",,v
,,f
1
he
block
of
lands
in
thai
il
was
loo
late'
In
alter
the
oritfinal
decision
not
lo
accept
hepinn.-rs
i
Ins
lehruary.
PfllAni
ITTri!TllirP
i
nt
il
il
a
I
iriviiunii
r
CUft'.UC
AM
IMPDE
VCCifroin
I'rince
Heoise.
Ihe
same
Jiiuiio
nit
inuLituLi1,,..
Superintendent
H.
S.
Hurn
ports
677
Pupils
Enrolled
During
Month
of
January
'I'lii.
....
.......
f..lnt
iiiml.nl.
i.f
,
.i.t.iil
-
rcjtt.lere.1
at
Hie
city
pul.llc
.chools
during
lhe
month
f
-
.
:
-
.
.
1
yiuiiiaiy
wu
ii...
no
oirreui-e
in
mer
I
eeetnhcr.
acconlinu
lo
the
a
:
......
i
.ni.iiiiii)
r'-"ri
ui
fUiieriiii'MHifin
it
linr,.
..'.i,miiit.i
to
ih
ei.
!
Wini
ut
nioi.i
Hie
following1
i
lhe
table
of
attendance
for
Ihe
'riou
schools:
Hoys,
liirls.
Til.
lluolll
Schwd
ID
I
1J
JIM
Itonlen
Slreel
ini
13!
J3
Seal
Cove
S3
I'l
tt
Total
,,35
332
it?:
An
lucre.-.!
number
if
cases
of
sickness
win
responsible
for
a
lower
jncraire
attendance
of
05.1'S
per
cent.
Al
Ihe
prrcul
lime
Ihere
were
some
3;
pupiU
absent
nwinp
to
nienslesj
Hie
report
slated.
The
report
referred
lo
lhe
pop.
mil:
'
PERftY
URGES
BUILDING
OF
RAILWAY
TO
PEACE
RIVER
FROM
A
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POINT
INSTEAD
OF
BRULE
continued
from
pa&e
one)
oilier
re.HoiirceH
of
oil
and'
min
eraU
and
limber.
The
Imperial
Oil
Co.
had
xpent
a
lot
of
money
holing
and
Jjie
Provincial
Government
had
aNo
done
floine,
work
and
tepoifed
dial
ft
'
va
a
country
f,f
lrernenilnui
ionilil-
iliex
from
ail';
oil
producing
Maridpoinl.
There
wa
pood
MMiii-anlliracIle
'
coal'
at
Jltid-Hon's
Hope
on
'.
I
lie
n.fi.
side
which
had
Jinl
Iteen
put
on
Ihe
iitarkel
for
Ihe
first
time
Test
hliowed
that
on'e
lliinl
of
Ihe
fjuanlily
nf
coal
would
do
Ihe
ame
work
.
a
Ihe
Drumheller
eoal.
The
firfrt
Khiiunenl
wan
made
from
I
here
lail
year,
gnlnn
by
cow
In
I'eace
lliver
Croinfr.
There
wax
aln
?ol.
ami
xilver-lead
iiiinirij'a'hd
yel
lijile
prn-pecljn
Iiiin
been
done.
Question
of
Distances
.
Ten
years
ana,
Mr.
l'erry
caid,
it
wat
proposed
lo
build
inlo
Ihe
country
and
Ihe
Iiominion
fiov-
eminent
1Micd
parnplilcU
urjf
owned
by
Hie
Dominion
Hoverniiient.
.
TIiIh
wa
lhepar-
t,,,,"
"
w
nines
io
Vancouver
ami
mere
tii-
me
.miiruiii.-.'
i-irtuiioii
land
poor
(Trades.
Huildinp,
say
point
could
be
readied
in
2M
;miles.
makiup
''t
miles
to
lide-
:il
Peinee'
ltniu.pl
niwl
there
was
a
water
imide
lhe
whole
ili-liince.
Summit
lake
was
lonly
35
miles"
from
I'rinee
Oeorye.
Any
llrilish
Columbia
...
.
-
route
Ti
ail
an
anvaiii.l?e
mer
;,,,,
AU(,
lhr(,
p
!,,
iaI
J1(ivallintt;
f
n-.-nini
1
lm
lint,,
Ho
iimliiii
lerritorv.
.
..:
.
.i
t
rt
-i
..,
'
"T
nr,p
..,.,
01
w
"
"
IVV'll'l
Bulld-Rlght'i'
vTie
coiujPoii,'ifUjiniiila
was
stieii,
H
epaker
sahl.
Dial
only
one
railr.iad
was
likely
lo
lie
buill
for
some
years,
so
il
was
more
than
ordinarily
essential
thai
lhe
mlercls
jif
the
province
liould
be
coy
hi-r
ed
and
Hie
liuiil
built
in
Ihe
rinlil
place.
If
Hie
railway
were
built
front
.Hnile,
il
woubl
be
one
of
lhe
most
colIosal
blunders
thai
the
country
would
make.
There
were
no
rcMiurvcs
nlons
lhe
road
excepl
coal
niid
lo
reach
it
Ihere
would
have
lo
bo
another
branch
line
off
litis
one.
When
llile
cotil
was
obtained
there
progress
here
had
been
sonte-
BAMNG
mm
jf
PRODUCT
HmJ
BEST
BY
V...-
JIOF
CANADApi&yQJfl
TEStI
MILLIONS
and
Movies
THROUGH
the
medium
of
slender
strips
of
celluloid
an
actor
appears
simultaneously
on
thouands
of
screens
in
as
many
different
towns.
On
the
same
-Evening,
he
entertains
great
armies
of
film
fans
.who
eagerly
pay
their
money
to
see
his
performance.
So
the
movie
star
commands
a
king's
ransom
for
a
salary,
and
a
fortune
is
spent
profitably,
to
provide
a
proper
background
for
his
art.
The
movie
multiplies
personality
and
earning
power.
Advertising
does
the
same
thing
for
a
merchant
or
manufacturer.
In
a
single
day
it
takes
his
message
into
.thousands
of
homes
to
tell
folks
why
they
should
have
his
goods
and
how
to
get
them.
Advertising
endows
him
with
a
thousand
voices,
with
which
to
tell
his
story.
But
the
value
of
advertising
is
by
no
means
confined
to
the
advertiser.
It
has
a
very
definite
value
to
you.
A
glance
through
this
paper
enables
you
to
sift
out
the
things
that
interest
you.
Sitting
in
your
easy
chair
you
can
compare
values
and
prices,
in
a
moment
you
can
tell
exactly
where
to
go
for
what
you
want
and
how
much
to
pay.
Figure
how
much
useless
walking
and
talking
and
how
much
actual
money
you
can
save
by
spending
a
few
moments
daily
with
the
advertisements.
READ
nlu.l
.in.il,..-
I.,
il.
.-,1
r
lpinen
(ieor:c.
There
had
been
no
alarming
change
in
six
or
seven
.
.
years,
ranic
was
Hie
great
need
or
Ihe
porl
and
Ihal
she
should
gel
from
the
country
lo
the
north
.
They
should
gel
graini,a'"
mer.
,,,r
""
10
e.ifninir
II.
U
-nv
nml
..levi.lo.-
would
.illicitly
follow.
The
only
ar?timcnt
for
building
the
rail-,
way
hy
way
of
Hrule
wns
I
lie
i
Vancouver
influence
and
the
in
fluence
of
Ihe
coal
interests.
Admired
Vancouver
All
admired
the
energy
and
enthusiasm
of
lhe
Vancouver1
(people
and
Cenlral
H.C.
was
lo
i
lie
blamed
for
no!
showing
as
I
much
pep.
We
must
criticize
io.nrelves
for
nol
fighting
for
lour
rights.
Prince
George
Hoard
jof
Trade
was
going
lo
nsk
Ihc
i
I'rinee
lluperl
board
lo
lake
ac-,lion
in
rcyard
to
Ibis
mailer
and
he
hoped
they
would
back
il.
The
assiH'ialed
boards
bad
endorsed
n
similar
resolution
and
lhe
Prince
llupert
delegate,
W.
.1.
Alder,
liml
supported
it.
The.
;
legislature
had
-
unanimously
(
passed
a
resolution
favoring
building
llirouglt
this
province.
I
He
fell
sure
something
would
be
done
soon
and
Ihey.tnusl
see
that
the
road
Was
built
in
the
right
place.
Prince
llupert
and
Prince
George
might
well
cooperate.
If
their
mutual
interests
were
protected
il
would
be
a
great
Ibiitff
for
this
post.
What
good,
he
listed,
were
lhe
re
sources
If
Ihey
were
not
devel
oped,
If
llritish
Columbians
failed
to
develop
lhe
country
lliey
must
not
complain
if
the
Kurnpenns,
lhe
American
or
Hie
Orientals
came
In
nml
did
it.
ROCHESTER'S
RED
LIGHT
SYSTEM
IS
AGAIN
DISCUSSED
l'.x-Maynr
II.
n.
(Itncbesler's
scheme
for
a
system
jf
rod
lights
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
lo
no
Useti
in
connection
With
I
l,,,I,C0
l,a,rl
al
ni?l,,s
vas
a"al"
lak
!
by
lhe
I9ii
police
-wn-
ntLi..ii
-!
a
1
1
lalil
t
it
fllll
timt
"
-
..-
-"
steniay
aiirrimou.
.i.i.-r
considerable
discussion
it
was
;V.oiuiuissi.mi-i
.Hi.i.iii.ui.cij
in.-
PITtuiiil-
of
poing
further
in-
III
it.
Chier
Vickers
said
Ihal
Hie
system
would
probably
-assist
in
Making
patrolling
officers
more
readily
available
at
nlglif.
JI
cpst
in
any
fase
would
not
be
very
grent
and
it
might
be
warranted.
The
sum
of
'9fi
was
Ihe
figure
Ihe
cimimissJnn
bad
before
il
ns.an
estimate.
Commissioner
.Montgomery
ap-proved
of
any
reasonable
measure
Ihal
would
ensure
better
protection
for
oullying
sections
of
lhe
cily.
Temters
are
Invlirit
Mr
the
annual
over
haul
or
Hie
C.O.S.
"Malaaplna"
anil
T.lvrn
rn.v."
iH.pIrs
vt
swifiratlon
ran
be
ob-
tallied
nn
arnllralUm
tu
th
unilrralrned
or
to
the
rulnrlfs
ortirr
tt
Westminster
ur
I'rlnit"
llupert.
Trailer
are
to
be
wainiv
marked
nn
tnc
iillile
of
the
envelop
-TeiHlers
fr
the
rriair
in
ine
t.o.s.
-Mampina
aim
"l.ivenrhv."
and
luimt
be
rereived
at
tlw
orrii-e
t
Hie
iindeinlKned
not
later
than
It
iiwm.
.Manh
luth,
mi.
J
Uiilh
ImmiI
will
be
available
Mr
Inspection
al
Vancouver
the
tdtn
or
IVbruary,
t'erlnd
renulred
for
roninlellnn
of
work
to
be
ataled.
ft
lui.linl
h-IM
ll.M
Ihn
aluoiini
r
the
lender
prlre
and
payable
tu
the
'Minister
or
Marine
and
f
isheries
miKt
amuniuny
the
lender.
Lottem.
or
any
lender,
not
neeeasarlly
arrepied.
,
ISIHI.I
A.
MOTIIMIW
rXL,
Chief
In-ipertor
of
Fisheries
Molson'a
Bank
Hht.
Vanroiiver.
H.C.
reliruary-
4.
.1
Vl
tKKCNA
LAND
DIITRICT
Of
QUEtN
CHARLOTTI
IILANDS.
Take
.Nnllie
that
I,
Arthur
llolierttnn.
of
1'i.rl
:lenieii,
Brlllh
Columbia.
Intend
t'
apply
rnr
lea.e
over
Hie
roii.mln;
de-wrltied
l.aniN-
Coiniuenrlnr
al
a
t"t
planteil
at
Ihe
Ili.rlhMnl
rnr
lie
r
or
Lot
Milt
north
roal
or
Urahain
IIjimI;
iheiire
I
All
rhaiiis
westerly
;
ibetire
-five
"
rhalna
nor-therty,
l
low
ttaler
nark,
thenre
ISil
ehaln
easterly
admif
Inw
water
mark
thenre
five
rhalna
soutlierly
la
point
of
eonimeneenieiil,
.rontalmnir
forli
aeren,
nnire
nr
le.s.
Uieateii
January
Kth.
loi.
AUTULH
HOBCUTSON.
mm
WOODCOCK
DAIRIES
LIMITED
Starting
February
1,
The
Woodcock
Dairies
Ltd.
wjll
lake
over
the
business
ol
the
Princo
llupert
Dairy,
delivering
milk
and
cream,
direct
from
the
farm
at
Woodcock
to
the
Prince'
llupert
homes.
All
our
cows
have
passed
the
most
rigid
tests
as
to
health,
etc.,
and
are
living
under
natural
conditions,
ensuring
our
customers
getting
a
first
class
product.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
Hsoi
RoiH
IliFi(-I-5ervice
Wet
Wash,
Three
Services,
one
of
wliich
will
exactly
fill
your
wash
day
needs.
Phone
us
far
particulars.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
-
Phono
S.