with
fipecial
emphasis
on
the
"work
hard."
IF
this
mild
weal
her
lasts
we
hall
have
to
ret
nut
nur
mnlnr.
hbats
anil
to
for
a
inin
to
th'o
salt
lakes
and
Inspect
the,
newly
acquired
provincial
property.
r
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnce
Rupert
February
1,
1914.
Hev.
"Falhee"
it
died
at
1
1
.o'clock
this
morning
in
1
ne
mission
house
at
Massed,
He
was
a
striking
character
of
great
physical
and
moral
force
and
labored
for
over
twenfv
years,
in
the
service
of
Ihe
Ang
lican
uiiurch
In
this
dislricl.
A
redistribution
hill
eyimlnir
UP
ill
III!)
lloilSO
of
flnmmmi
this
week
will
illvlile
ClIIIIOT-AI.
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
.rn.lny,
February
i,
1
92
1.
The
Daily
News
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Sunday,
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i
iimf,
rri-ritni
Minjeri
io
approval
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Rate
Of
Growth
Similar
To
U.S.
Friday,
February
1,
1921.
In
an
interesting
address
given
at
the
Notary
Chili
Juncheon
elenlay
Millon
(ioiualc
incidentally"
drew
atlenlion
to
tin
fact
(hat
in
1812
Canada
had
a
population
uf
approximately
half
u
minimi
wiiue
i
ui
nraies
nan
a
imputation
of
eight
million-.
lie
deplored
the
fact
that
while.
United
.Stales
now
had
a
population
of
one
hundred
and
len
million
Canada
had
a
population
of
ony
nim
millions.
What
he
did
not
draw
atlenlion
i
is
ihe
fact
that
the
rale
of
increase
in
Canada
has
been
greater
during
that
time
than
in
Ihe
United
Stales.
In
Canada
population,
according
lo
Ar.
fioiizalc'
figures,
has
increased
cveneen
hundred
per
cent
whereas
the
increase
in
Iho
Slates
was
for
Ihe
same
lime
only
lluiieeii
hundred
and
evenly
per
rent,'
According
to
umse
ngiires
i.nuaua
nas
made
greater
progress
in
the
same
,time
limn
Ihe
tinned
Slal?.
Recent
Drain
Canada
To
California.
What
has
drawn
narlicnlar
nilenl
1
11
II
li
t
rid
mi
I
n
I
Inn
n
it.t
rI
n'n
aim
nn-
gratiou
recently
has
been
the
movement
to
California
and
other
stale?,
recently
from
Canada
I'OllSeilOI'll
I
nil
n
liainn
In
II.
..-n
places
and
on
the
demand
for
men
and
moiiev
there.
Another
I
......
1
1
.
.
I
!
II
.
.
"
.
..nooioiog
i-riu
is
ine
recommencement
or
an
immigration
movement
lo
tin
conn!
which
has
i:aued
people
lo
look
at
immigration
'
problems
and
try
lo
solve
them.
The
California
boom
seems
lo
have
broken
and
many
of
those?
who
went
smith
would
like
to
be
back
if
thev
had
the
price.
Usually,
however,
we
hear
more
of
thne
who
do
well
than
of
those
who
fail.
Pretty
nOn
we
are
likelv
to
see
a
move.-
ui'
in
in
i.iiiiiioa.
Is
it
impossible
to
Mop
these
migratory
movements.
WhiW
..
...
.
.....
IU
iii.mj
tjiiiiuiiMuis
iii
me
i
unco
male
as
m
Cnnaii.i.
II
miil
llltn
lin
poiiinii.l.on.l
llml
ll......
i
,
'
"
i'"wiiu-ivu."i'ii
iucir.ui-,
iii
iiiiu)a
a
laiuc
number
of
Americans
so
that
lo
n
certain
extent
the
move-
oie-iii
across
ine
noruer
either
way
is
reciprocal,
The
difficult)
is
IhJil
the
customs
duties
and
(he
immigration
r'strirUmis
on
both
sides
prevent
a
natural
flow
of
population
am)
trade
be-
ivurt-n
iiir
iwii
rnilinriCS.
Free
Travelling
All
Over
Country.
Owing
to
the
abundance
of
motor
vehicles
on
Ihe,
road
(,r
Hill
I
!
.
All
I
I
lin.n
n
II.
.
..
...I
.
.
T
I
.
.
..
...i.
niuiiiirui,
int-rv.tirt'
iiiimsiiiHi.
oi
people
wio
heat
their
way
(in
pwuTc
iu
i.uut-.
.Many
men
never
llnnk
of
paying
railway
inn-,
mil
ui-i
riut-s
ill
vans
nun
nrivnie
imp,
ii
i
n
thing
lo
see.
a
man
stand
in
Ihe
road,
hailing
one
car
after
an-
""
'
""in
nit"'
oe
wiai
win
pick
him
up
and
giye.
him
a
lift,
lie
may
then
ride
Tor
a
mile
or
two
or
for
fifty
miles,
a
n...
mji-
iiiiij
iic,
unu
mfiinuniy
ne
racnes
we
place
for
which
lie.
et
out.
This
niovement
of
Ihe
ruiorpr
n.ir!
i(
Iho
rn....ln
on
a
well
as
that
of
lhoe.
who
have
money
temK
to
bring
people
In
any
place
that
has
a
Inmiu
In
take
hem
from
the
place
thai
js
.p.ie.
t
i
cw
phase
of
in
)
n.H
nuw
in-fiopnieins
win
lake
iilace
along
Ibis
linn
i
Hill
o
1
.
.
1
nk.i
I
I.
..III.,.
.t
.
.
.
C
..n...i,
ui
i
mr
wnoie
worm
seem-
lo
be
moving
a
it
never
moved
before
and
this,
along
with
Ihe
facilities
for
dis.Mniua-lion
of
iirws,
taues
llml
feeling
of
rellesnes
which
come
over
us
all.
That
Feeling
Of
Excluslveness.
We
arc
a
handful
of
people
in
Canada
living
in
an-im
mouse
country
and
yet
we
persuade
ourselves
thai
we
own
Ihi
'"l
"mans
were
Horn
in
Ihe
country
and
nre
Ihe
.....
.n.iM.naus
mi
wc
(i.
mil
recognize
t.al
they
had
anv
pro.
pnelory
rights,
exie-l
over
a
small
portion.
Living
in
the
cor.
ner
of
a
,muie..e
territory
does
not
give
the
right
of
owner-u
!h
!'."
,;e,(y,,f,r-
'
-Wp
may
claim
it
and
get
awa
W
III
I
III!
ll
llff
.1
lnnrr
.w.
,...
:
mi.
.
.
c.
.
j
",
-
,
T
1
couniry
ne
ongs
to
i
l
mniikiiM
ns
a
henlage
ad
we
have
no
right,
except
'
ifie
doub
ful
one
of
in
in
il.1i.
lu.l.l
n
n...i
..,.,
i
r
'
"r
""l
navn
peop
e
Tbe
Man
in
the
Moon
8AYS.
n-.-ioi
us
resources.
WHO
SAYS
Ihe
loleiu
polo
has
'lare.(
.
.
I..
a.
i
ii
eaiifriii
a
fliwei
on
the.
very
firsl
nighl.
worry
lha
d..ers
nn
alTlict
u
Ii
..
ijlieie.
e
io
nol
hav
(o
gel
f
jJ
anil
(five
our
seal
(o
women
i
m'm
iii-
hi
reel
earn
or
else
Mil
.
I
1
1
1
1
....
I
I
.
-
.
11111
mill
lii
irnian
.t-ill.
icy
MOIIIKIi's
one
nel
l.inili
m.
Iiiillv
aeiuv
in.
I
s
I...
i.i..i.
iiii.M.i.'
....
.
.
i
.
'
"-"
'
I'lm-n
iii.
ui.
,ue
u
iev
people,
sneep.
around
town
lo
lake
exrepiion
nj
,
everyll.lng.
It
is
expecle.l
.al
I.F-P
year
so
fur
seems
l
be
lliey
will
be
foiiml
,wii
a
he
a
failura,
The
parson's
fees
are
mleni
enrnne
'ipnrninr.
...:n.
.mi
.
.
H'iiii
nidi
.me.
,""i
.ui
i.iner
i
iinn
lasi
year.
Ml'
i
ilnun
s.
NO
woman
can
ever
lie
of
(he
tlnfleil
Stales
because
III)
woman
will
mee
fl.ln.il
Unit
she
Is.
forty
years
of
hup.
!
WIIK.V
n
gir
proposes
and
the
couple
gel
marrieil.
wiileh
u
suppnei
n
pay
ll.n
parson
and
earn
Ihe
living.
and
thai
is
necessary
mnler
,e
TUM
lalesl
cure
for
fatly
de,
conslilnllnri.
generalion
is
stand
ojl
la
,,.,,
.
H'',,nl
tolem
l
five
o'clock
",,,
'nrm
nni-n
do
not
i,
(he
morning
facing
,
orlh
and
agree
One
may
be
hea'ullful
how
two
hmiiUl
e"
eu!li
and
Ihe
plher
like
,
boiled
lob-
ti,,,.,
lelllng
l,
l.u.wU
toucl.
the
"
.
iuround
or
sidewalk
and
mur
iTT.
,i
"'"ring
genlly
all
the
limfl,
"
tii
ivr
TttA,NK
heaven
l.ero
U
one
will
work
hard
and
got
thin"
Dance
Records
All
on
10-inch
douhle-sldeil
75c.
19207
19209
19211
Irish
Melodies
Mcdlev
VitUz
The
Troulia.l.
191
77j
Songs
of
Yesterday
Medlev
Fax
Troi
Na.
1
:
rtJC
ir
"
iliHiid
came
down
on
tmnw
shoes,
.through
Ihe
Kalurn
Valley,
Inking
six
days
lo
make
the
Irio.
I
hey
'
were
on
Ihelr
'
way
'
In
Ml
lipase
.-
x
.
"i
rt
ii
1
1
u
I
Manhattan
Merrymaker
fIVIamnu
Goes
Where
Papa
Goes.Fcw
Trot
1919S
'Mean
Blues
Fox
Trot
David
H.
Silverman
and
His
Orchestra
(Wonder
If
She's
Lonely
Too-
'ox
Trot
I
Charles
Dornlxrijer
and
His
Orchestra
lgj9(.
I
I
Never
Had
a
Mamma
Fox
Trot
I
The
Manhattan
Merrymakers
fYou
Fox
Trot
191QJDo
You.
Don't
You,
Will
You,
Won't
You
j
Love
Me
Too
Fox
Trot
1
v
The
Uenson.Orchestra
of
Chicago
(Dream
Daddy
Fox
Trot'
The
Only
Girl
Fox
Trot
Jack
Chapman
and
His
Drake
Hotel
Orchestra
(Tweet,
Tweet
Fox
Trot
19203
Ie
Been
a
Fool
Fox
Trot
I
The
Manhattan
Merrymakers
Take,
Oh
Take
Those
Lips
Away
Fox
Trot
19204
Brooke
Johns
and
His
Oi
chest
ra
A
Love
Song
The
Manhattan
Merrymakers
fTherc
are
Some.
Tilings
You
Never
Forget
1
fox
1
rot
Your
Lips
Waltz
The
International
Novelty
Orchestra
Roamin!
to
Wyomin
Fox
Trot
Paul
W
hiteman
and
His
Orchestra
That's
My
Baby
Fox
Trot
Waring's
Pennsylvanians
Linger
Awhile
Fox
Trot
Paul
Whittman
and
His
Orchestra
Hollywood
Fox
Trot
Joe
Raymond
and
His
Orchestra
(Winter
Will
Come
Fox
Trot
216447
Lil'
Old
Granny
Mine
Fox
Trot
Capt.
PI
unkett's
Overseas
Orchestra
Covered
Wagon
Days
Fox
Trot
2
1
6448
j
Bahama
Fox
Trot
Melody
Kings
Dance
Orchestra
Vocal
Records
10-inch
double-sided
75c.
,0,-,The
West,
a
Nest
and
You
Lewis
James
"'llndiana
Moon
Claire
Brookhurst-Lewis
James
19193Sittin'
in
the
Corner
Elliott
Shaw
(Lou'siana
,
Lewis
James-Elliott
Shaw
JDear
Old
Lady
Sterling
Trio
191Q
Lindy
Lady
Peerless
Quartet
Little
Butterfly
19219An
Orange
Grove
in
California
John
Steel
m
derson,
Lever
and
Dover.
3S731
263170
978
member
(0
Iho
north
and
one
to
series
of
services.
Hach
Indian
the
south.
will
stay
wilh
Kllwanga
member
'
'of
the
crest
o
which
he
belongs.
A
new
parcel
post
rale
isj
"
about
lo
come
I11I0
elfecl
giving!
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Sundnl
gave
a
reduced
rales
lo
deliveries
wilh-
dunce
Tuesday
night
in
honor
of
in
a
Iwejily-iniM
zone.
Miss
Inez
No,
Excellent
mtisln
.
,
-
was
provided
by
various
music-:
TFRRAfP
NOTPQ
!tnnM
J,r!-
""rnell,
Miss
Fnwler
llAitL
lt
I
CJ
jnnd
Miss
(ihnlyx
Kenny
taking
-
part.
Ieliclou
refreshinints
Jack
I.lllle
arrived
last
week
were
served
about
1
midnight
ami
from
Ihe.
prairie
lo
visit
his
ihe
dance
hrnke
up
in
the
early
mother,
Mrs.
LiHle,
sr.,
who
has
hours,
of
Iho
morning.
Among
been
ipille
ill
recently.
jlhnse
present
were
.Mesilnmes
Ihenney.
MeKinnon,
llalcron,
OU
Last
Saturday
n
number
of,
son,
lluriiell.
Hover,
Itoss,
Misses
I
n
1
1
1
II
1
1
A
frnln
llm
nnner'
N'nns
1
llnuu
IIum.iI.I
Iw.i.i.
i.'...i...
,-.'
--'
.'"ii
...ii,
.'iFiir,
ruwirr
II
1
1
1
1
belonging
to
Ihe
Church
Army
Waldron.
The
masculine
elo-held
service
In
Urn
fdallon
Jinrc'menl
was
represented
by
Messrs.
Just
be
f
urn
the
Kaslboiind
lrnini:,
Ilrookn,
Corry,
K,
Kenny,
II.
I.'
was
due.
The
sin
I
Ion
was
filled
Kemiey,
Donald,
MeKinnon,
0.
lo
Ihe
limit
of
its
eapaclly.
The
son,
llurnelt,
llnrkVr,
Ilnss.
An-
4
The
CS.W.V.A.
ore
nlannlntr
for
Ibeir
annual
HI.
Valenllne's
ilnnee
I
...............
1.
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llir
n
1111111'
lln
Inl,.
I
,,
,
,
.
lin
into
two
dislricU,
giving
one
wanga
wluro
they
wll
hold
a
and
it
Is
expected
lo
be
as
norm
Vocal
llrcoul$
Continued
(When
It's
Night-Thne
in
Italy
It
s
Wednesday
19205
Over
Here
iLovey
Came
Back
I
Lou
lloltc
12-inch
double-sided,
$1.50
Gems
from
"Faust"
Gems
from
"Rigoletto"
Victor
Light
0ra",CoinjKiny
Instrumental
Itectmla
10-inch
double-sided
75c
.
.Souvenir
(Saxophone
Solo)
,VI
7
Saxarella
(Saxophone
Solo)
Rudy
Winloc
ft
1010,The
Boy
and
the
Birds
myThe
Lion
Qiase
Arthur
Pryor'a
Han.l
(Mighty
Lak'a
Rose
(Violin
Solo
with
Orrhcit
w)
,9202arry
Me
Back
To
Old
Virginny
I
(Violin
Solo
wilh
Orchestra)
Michel
GuiikofT
12-inch
double-sided,
$1.50
35730
263169
Funeral
March
of
a
Marionette
Spring
Morning
Serenade
,
(Aubade
printanitrrc)
Victcr
Symphony
On
li.
French
Records
10-inch
double-sided
75c.
Le
vieux
ruban
Promenade
a
mule
(Tenor
avrc
piano)
Jo-4
Delaqut
friere
dc
la
(laielc.
Pari
fVeronique
Duo
de
l'escarpolette
Mireille
Duo
de
magali
(l)unavrrorrhstre)
Mile.
Ruby
Gictn
ct
Jote
Drlaqumiire
AVir
Doublf
tided
RED
SEAL
RECORDS
10-inrh
double-sided
51
.75
f
Colleen
o'
Mine
iTho
Shadows
Fall
....Grand
Adagio
9'Hebrew
Lullaly
JWaltz
in
A
Flat
n.
9,2Waltz
in
B
Minor
lar
an
event
us
ever.
Edward
Johnson
Jasdia
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