IMPERIAL
OIL
'
ASSESSMENTS
SAYS
ARE
REMOVABLE
Decision
Is
Deferred
by
Court
of
Revision
After
Hearing
Evidence
That
Ihe
seven
oil
lanks
of
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
in
Walerfronl
ltlock
il,
are
not
really
but
removable
chattels
and
therefore
as
personal
properly
cannol
be
Inken
inlo
Ihe
cily
assessment
roll
was
the
contention
laid
.before
Hie,
municipal
court
of
revision
by
L.
W.
Patmore
yester
day
afternoon
in
ihe
appeal
of
the
lirand
Trunk
Pacific
llail-way4and
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
again!
Ihe
assessment
of
Ihe'
proerly.
Kvidence
to
establish
this
point
was
riven
by
O.
A.
Woodland,
local
manager
of.
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
The
court
deferred
it
a
decision
'
on.
Ihe
mat-
ier.
..
;
i
-
Al
Ihe
outset
of
Ihe
hearing,
Cily
Solicitor
Jones
demanded
In
know
who
.Mr.
Palinore
was
retained
by
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
or
Ihe
Oram!
Trunk
Pacific
Hail-way.
Mr.
Palrrinre
decline!
lo
answer
Ihe
question
Humph
he
faid
thai
the
was
Ihe
Ti.T.P.
solicitor
as
everyone
knew.
Mr.
Jones
iusisloil
that
il
was
Ihe
right
of
Ihe
court
lo
know
and
was
told
by
Mr.
l'almore
thai
il
was
none
of
his
business.
After
further
bandying
of
words
between
Ihe
solicitors
without
any
point
heinjr
pained.
.Mr.
Jones
asked
that
his
objection
be
recorded
on
Ihe
ground
thai
Mr.
l'almore
was
retained
by
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
and
nol
by
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
,
The
land
on
which
Ihe
Links
are
located
is
owned
by
the
Oram
Trunk
Pacific
Itailway
and
is
under
lease
lo
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
Real
and
Personal
Mr.
Palinore
informed
Ihe
tanks,
.Contracts
ha.l
boon
lei
fon
he
blading
oit
.
of
baetand
leellinjr
I'liijin
Willi
while
sand.
The
lank
had
'then
been
rivel-loil
loelher
dale
by
plate
and
put
up.
They
were
not
allached
In
Hie
oil
in
any
way
hut
niern-
W.
Patmore
on
Behalf
of!v
rested
on
Hie
ground
like
big
Company
Claims
Tanks
Not
;luh.
Real
Estate
i
Were
Moveable
I
In
answer
lo
Mr.
Palnwro's
Upieslion
as
lo
whether
or
not
;lhe
lanks
could
'
ho
moved,
Mr.
Woodland
said
be
bad
seen
such
removed
from
one
place
lo
anolher.
The
ones
he
referred
lo
had
been
taken
apart
and
put
up
in
their
new
location.
He
had
heard
of
tanks
being
removed
whole
Iml
had
nol
actually
seen
the
process.
The
lanks
which
had
been
removed
whole,
those
now
localeii
al
Powell
llivor.
were
50
feel
in
diameier..
l.arper
lanks
had
been
removed
by
taking
them
nnarl,
,
The
Prince
Ituperl
tanks
consisleil
of
I
wo
II
feel
in
diameier.
two
fifly
feel.
one
.seventy
foot
and
two
ll.
feci.
Afler,
further
objection
by
Cily
Solicitor
Jones
and
Aid
Collarl,
Mayor
Newton
asked
Ihe
court
to
allow
Mr.
Woodland
lo
answer
a
rpieslinn
of
Mr.
Pat
mope's
as
lo;.
whether
the
que
lib'n
had
'
ever
-arisen
of
moving
any
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
lanks.
Witness
said
lhal
in
191
i
the
general
manager'
of
Ihe
company
had
said
Ihe
plant
here
was
loo
large
and
that
one
of
Ibe
big
lanks
should
be
removed.
Mr.
Patmore
said
that
an
appeal
bad
also
been
enlercd
on
the
valuation
of
H3,i25
on
the
H.'t
acres
occupied
by
Ibe
tanks.
The
understanding
of
Ihe
company
had
beert
that
it
was
higher
I
ban
lhal
of
neighboring
properly
but
he
had
learned
from
Ibe
assessor
Ihe
same
value
had
been
placed
on
il
an
on
the
dry
dork
properly.
Therefore
Ihe
appeal
still
stood.
Cross
Examined
I'nder
cross
examination
by
Mr.
Jones,
Mr.
Woodland
slated
bis
supposition
lhal
if
cemenl
had
been
necessary
lo
creel
the
lanks
il
would
probably
have
been
used,
lie
could
not
answer
iflit
had
been
Ibe
intention
of
Ihe
company
lo
leave
the
lanks
I
here
all
Ihe
time.
They
had
-outi
inai
ne
was
appealing
on
;
been
put
there
with
a
view
to
Ibe
value
.se
on
the
iiiiprove-jfuolliug
Ihe
(Jrand
Trunk
Pari
menis
or
.n,nnn,
ibey
werrfje
Hailwny.
Mr.
Woodland
said
mainiy
on
lanks
and
Hie
ques-
lhal
Ihe'
lanks
had
cost
probably
lion
was
whether
they
were
Teal
about
$23,000.
lie
did
not
think
or
personal
properly.
If
they
iey
had
cost
70,nnn.
They
were
ine
uuier
lliey
should
not
could
probably
be
put
lher
no
on
i
ne
assessment
roll.
!
covering
all
erponsos
for
13,-
.vi
r.
vtoonianrt-
after
homp'ooo.
,
sworn
t'ave
some
particulars
of.
Mr.
Patmore
submilled
thai
Ihe
couslruclioi!
of
Ihe
seven
Ibe
tanks
were
not
real
propprly
as
I
bey
wore
not
affixed
lo
I
ho
oil.
,
They
were
jus!
like
bitr
tubs
placed
on
a
flat
piece
of
ground.
As
such
I
hoy
could
not
b.-
classed
as
really
for
they
were
really
chattel.
If
they
bail
been
bolleil
down
or
fastened1
--
wild
concrele
footings
then
the)
Campaign
Against
Venereal
DIs-
Hugh!
be
permanent
fixtures.
There
was
no
evidence
lo
con-Irailiol
that
they
were
iiol
.iffixeil
lo
the
soil.
Similar
tanks
had
been
-movcl
In
olher
places
ami
some
day
lhe-e
might
be
also,
'lite
company
probably
bad
Ibis
in
view
in
creeling
Ibeiu.
Compared
with
Houses
Aid.
Mr.Mnr.lio
pointed
lo
I
lie
case
of
bouses
on
mudsills
iv
fill'li
u.ri
l:ii.l
rnnllv
!
The
Man
in
the
Mood
9AYS:-
YHS,
I
am
yours
And
you
are
mine
Whal
need
have
w
Of
a
valentine
KK.NY,
mecny,
miny
mo
Typical
Rupert,
this
you
know!
When
Ibe
sun
is
shinin;
bright.
And
the
stars
come
out
at
nighl.
Shout
it
loudly,
whisper
il
low.
Heny,
moony,
miney,
mo.
OXK
of
Ihe
things
lhal
doe
not
get
you
anywhere
is
specu
lating
on
what
a
fine
place
this
would
be
if
there
was
no
rain
ind
no
muskejr,
and
a
million
people
and
fine
streets
and
an
elevnlbr.
TIIKHK
are
a
lol
of
people
who,
know
everylhing
but
they
succepd
well
'in
keeping
Ihe
fact
n
score!.
IN
spile
of
Ihe
long
skirl
fashions
Ihe
highbinders
when
in
uniform
Continue
lo
wear
Ihe
flag
at
half
ma-U
1
'
SIIK-lhrew
it'
liss,
I
threw
one
back'
Now-
we
run
the
same,
race
On
Ihe
marital'
(rack.
-
Till!
worsl
prevaricator
I
ever
knew
was
a
man
who
said
he
liked
paying
taxes.
T
,
PKOPl.K
who
sing
about
Sloop
at
nisht
are
Ihe
ones
who
wor
ship
him
in
the
morning.
Tllli
naked
shocks
people.
truth
is
what
WINNING
FIGHT
SOCIAL
DISEASE
I...
.......
I.
i
il.
.
........
i.i.
Hiey
were
fastened
lo
he1-"""
'""
'
",r
w,,n
ground
no
more
Ihan
Ihe
oil
!
,."","np"'
"
uieireenin.es
lunks
were.
J"'
'',"r'!
under
Dr.
Miller,
and
nr..nvrr
umier
nr.
j
.n
llou-es
that
were
built
sn
that1"1.,
(iibbs
Ibey
might
be
removed
plight
bej
classed
as
chattel.
Mr."
Palinore
replie.1.
If
il
was
nol
possible
lo
move
I
hem,
then
I
hey
wore
really.
I.'mtouhlcdly
il
had
been!
I
he
intention
of
I
he
Imperial
Oil
tlo.
lo
remove
these
lanks
when
il
w;s
doomed
advisable
lo
tin
so.
.Mayor
New
I
on
was
of
Ihe
opinion
lhal
il
bad
!ocn
tin
necessary,
lo
fasten
Ihe
lank
down,
anyway,
on
account
of
Ibeir
weight,
especially
when
ease
Inaugurated
Three
Years
.Ago
Getting
Results
LARGE
MONEY
SAVING
llrili.h
Columbia
is
winning
'
its
fiulil
ngnint
,muiI
tliseuse,
This
was
made
rloar
in
the
re.
porl
of
I
ln
Provincial
Hoard
of
lleallli
lo
Hie
Soeiul
Hygiene
Houncil.
The
government's
.fi?b
igatiist
venereul
disease
was''
in.
'e
don't
exMi-t
in
find
any
startling
ditniiiulion
for
five
years,
afler
the
inauguration
of
the
work,
but
now
we
find
an
en
couraging
diminution
reiiorled'
PAflE
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DAILY
EDITION
Thurday.
Feb.
II,
192
1.
Sleeplessness
Sleeplessness,
like
insanity,
is
greatly
on
the
increase.
Modern
life,
with
its
hurry
and
worry
and
noise,
brings
an
enormous
slrain
on
the
brain
and
nerves.
The
temptation
to
depend
on
sleeping
powders
or
tablets
must
be
fought
oil
if
you
would
avoid
catastrophe.
Means-of
reconstructing
the
starved
nerve
cells
must
be
sought.
Since
the
digestive
system
fails
to
supply
i
nourishment
to
the
blood
and
nerves
it
is
necessary
to
j
empioy
sucn
ireaiment
as
Dk.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
to
instil
new
strength
and
energy
,
into
the
tired'
nerves.
This
is
Nature's
way
of
affording
lasting.
relief.
You
will
notice
that
while
the
price
of
Dr.
Chue'i
Nerve
Food
has
bten
increa-ed
to
60c.
the
bor
now
eontaim
6ft
pill
instead
of
.
SO
a
formerly.
Likeviie
Dr.
Chase't
Kidney.
Liver
Pilln
are
35c,
a
box
of
SS
pills,
in.tud
of
25c.
for
25
pill.
Edmknson,
Bates
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
,
lorouto.
New
Box
0
Pills
60
cts.
ODDFELLOWS
OPEN
FINE
NEW
HALL
AT
ANCHORAGE
A.NCIIOIIAOK.
Fob.
II.
A'
double
installation
recently
marked
Ihe
formal
nponinjr
of
Ihe
new
Oddfellow
building
in
Anchorage,,
erected
nl
a
cost
of
?
10,000
and
turned
over
In
Ihe
Anchorage
lodce
of
Oddfellows
by
Ihe
contracting
firm
of
Lewis
ami
llliss.
The
building,
a
reinforced
con-
'orote
slruelurc,
three
stories
high,
i
one
of
Ihe
largest
in
Anchor-jgn
and
is
said
lo
be
t
ho
finest
Oddfellow-
building
in
Ihe
territory.
The
cei-ornonles
on
Ihe
opening
night
wore
those
of
Hie
Oddfellow?
unit
Ihe
sislor
Ind
go.
the
Kebekahs,
both
meetings
bo.
Lng
well
attended.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
.1.
(Millie,
Swanson
Hay;
F.va
Ward.
.Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
A.
Hrown
and
.H
.Mae
Iinnablson,
Vancouver;
Harry.
15.
Perry,
Prince
Oeorge;
C,
V.
Hinilh,
Kdmnnlnn;
I-.
I..
NVnllon,
C.N.Il.;
T.
K.
Hl-ooks
and
A,
Alwood,
.
Terrace;
.1.
,1.
Donaldson
and
John
llnau,
cily.
Central
T.
Iiampre,
Kilkatla;
P.
Rbee-ban,
city;
It.
Fletcher,
.1.
S,
Crtle,
II.
Henry,
II.
Hilcliie.
T.
Mc-
liiiirmid,
V.
It.iui-ni',
A.
Mr
Kin
noii,
A.
Ilerhey,
A.
Thornberg,
.1.
Honnell,
and
.1.
Tibhells,
Huckley
May;
F,
.1.
Ilerbsler,
Dawson;
.Mrs,
A,
C.
I.awrance,
Anyox,
after
only
three
years
of
work,"
It
was
reported
hi
the
council.
"In
Ibis
province
1,300
syphilis
cases
a
year
are
nule
noit.infoc.
live.
s
'
"Sixty
per
cenl
of
Ihe
dealh
ill
asylum
are
caused
by
syphili.
iiach
of
those
nsyluni
case
ent
Ihe
pounlry
5lui
a
day
to
keip.
If
we
keep
on
at
the
present
rale
of
1,300
a
year,
in
fi
years
we
will
be
saving
llio
provinc
-.'if,-tiOO.000
a
year."
The
reporr
of
Ihe
council
say
that
Ihe
cac
in
a)lunt
found
lo
be
caused
by
syphilis,
am
kiiscd
by
its
action
on
the
bruin
mil
cerebral
cords.
It
I
iioinled
ill
thai
Osier
places
yphilis
firl
in
the
lil
of
di.eaos
causing
lea
Hi.
Dealiu?
willi
Ihe
benefits
of
Ihe
two
clink's
lo
the
home
life
of
Ihe
province
and
by
way
of
.giving
Ihe
yoimyer
generation
u
fair
chance,
it
is
pointed
out
in
the
report
of
Ihe
council
that
thirly-
ix
children,
ranging
from
two
lo
fifteen
years
of
age,
all
of
lliein
innocenl
victim
of
syphilis,
are
beinir
Iroaleil
in
Victoria.
II
i
explained
lhal
the
yovcni-
iiienl
beside
paying
for
Ihe
clinic
i
supplying
salvarsau
to
iny
pbsician
sending
for
il
for
his
patient..
The
summary
of
Ihe
work
of
Ihe
two
clinic
howt
thai
the
number
of
now
patients
regis,
lord
each
year
has
jxrowti
in
Ihl-
way:
I9?l.
1.
101
new
patient.
tl2.
I.-HJ;
IUi'3,
I.8UH.
Number
of
syphilN
treatment.
in
Victoria
last
year
wa
I.UH'J,
in
ancouvcr
1.307;
gonorrhoea
treatment
in
Victoria
lail
year
fi,:tl3,
in
Vancouver
I9.2!ltf.
Number
of
attendances
for
Ihe
two
clinics
during
Ihe
last
three
year
total
15.9.'!.
Wastage
Enormoue
"'Aniufis
Ihe
adult
population
Hie
wastage
caused
by
those
dis
ease
enormous,"
ibe
report
of
Ihe
council
say.
In
Ihe
early
slaves,
when
Ihe
diseases
are
contracted,
Ihe
os
of
working
power,
lliough
large
in
Ihe
aggregate.
1
relatively
inall
t-omparcd
with
Ihe
amount
of
invalidism
caused
by
Ihe
later
manifestation,
locomotor
ataxia
and
general
paralysis
of
the
in.
sane.
It
riuil
be
remembered
that
Ihi
incapacity
appear
during
Ibe
prime
of
life,
when
the
person's
working
power
should
be
of
maximum
value
lo
Hie
coinmu.
nity,
and
also
that
tho
sufferer,
who
ha
become
a-
dependent
eilhor
on
hi
friend
or
Ihe
slate,
may
lie
on
from
Ion
In
fifteen
years.
iieiween
nriy
and
sixty
per
cenl
of
ajl
blind
children
owe
Ibeir
blindness
lo
those
diseases.
The
education
of
Ihe
blind
child
costs
about
seven
tlmej.
a
much
a
lhal
of
Ihe
normal
child.
Sim
ilarly,
wilh
Ihe
very
many
deaf
and
imbecile
children,
Ibeir
main.
lonance
and
care
entail
a
heavy
unremuneralive
expenditure
of
public
and
private
money."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
I
February
14,
William
.Mansoii,
.M.l'.P.
for
Skcena,
in
de,He
in
the
leuis.
lalure,
ojiposes
the
policy
of
tlx
provincial
governinoill
uaran-looinfr
municipal
bond.
.
An
export
I
beiuK
sent,
nut
by
the
federal
tmvornment
In
tosl
Ihe
l-epoi-leil
oil
field
on
Ihe
Oueon
ChailollHr
Island.
VS
A.
die,
Or.
i.
K.
Treiiiaynn,
K.
Kiua.l,
C.
II.
Hnndasyde,
M;
Loriptlst,
O.
S.
I'ilzmaiirlce,
K.
L.
Ilauk,
.1.
A.
Smith,
H.
I,
llar-ri,
.Miuon
llaiusay,
T.
J.
Jiimle-
son,
It.
J.
I);
Smith
and
Sol
Mu.
salleiu
were
elected
l
inember-ship
In
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
Hnanl
of
Trade
al
Ihe
regular
monthly
meeting
las!
nighl.
OAT
ARRIVALS
r..N.ll,
sloamer
Prince
Ituperl.
j
Capl.
Harry
Neitden,
arriving!
from
Ibe
south
nl
5
oV)oek
ye-
j
lenlny
aflerniMun,
had
a
large
list
of
passengers,
many
of
whom
wore
Ixxiked
for
Huckley
Hay
wbore
Ibey
will
enter
Ihe
employ
of
the
Mas.
oil
Timber
Co.
The
arrival
wore;
For
Prince
Ituperl-
F.
Morris,
Malheson
(Ollawa;.
W.
Singer
(Mns-ell).
II,
Jye,
Aid,
ami
Mr.
Frank
Clnpp.
It.
Iltanre,
W.
Marlin.
Mr.
Want
and
Mi
Faii
Ward
'
.Masseit;
Mr
ami
Mr.
II.
Kilaskl
dnverne,
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Kllauki
i
Inverness
,
K.
II.
Anderson
'Port
Clement
.
Mis
Margaret
McLennan,
Mr.
und
Mrs.
It.
O.
Jordan,
Mi
and
Master
Jordan,
Adam
llamsay.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Ilulherford
MeCon-key,
Fred
llong,
.1.
Weymark
(Hose
Lakei,
Mr.
II.
Ilbhard-
son,
Mr.
II.
Kdney,
Mi
.Mae
Donaldson,
Mr.
and
Mr.
.1.
A.
Hrown,
F.
II.
Kdney,
H.
C.
Fraor,
I'.
Lyon.
Mr.
Wind!
and
children,
S.
Kansky.
W.
M.
Tuft
l
Hum
Lake,
Oeorge
Kuippell,
John
llrokendorf,
Mr.
Prince,
A.
Itssell
(pnrl
niomenl,
J.
Hrookbank,
W.
Spiller,
F.
J.
Ilerbsler,
Mi
O'Hrien,
Mr.
and
Mr.
I'nrrill
(Smilher.;,
Mis
Scoll.
For
Huckley
Hay
(per
..
I'rinro
John
A.
Melo
I'.
A.
Mnrdeu.
D.
Hell,
.1.
Hrinin,
D,
Oreenwnod,
J,
Kelly,
S,
Auder-Vou,
C.
Wesley,
KJ.
Stone,
II.
Jennings,
W.
Lloyd,
J.
H.
llro-gHii,
K,
Cauchou,
.1.
O'llrieu,
W.
T.
O'.Miilley,
J,
Sleplienson,
II.
Watson,
K.
I'himiey,
I),
Tulloch,
J.
.McKiniioii,
.1.
W.
Jenkliison,
W.
Desiirmcau,
.1.
Ilennetl,
W.
llourno,
t:.
Fletcher,
II.
Fro!,
.1.
Tibboll
und
W.
H.
Walson.
For
Anyux
I),
llolfman,
F,
J.
Doroy,
J,
K.
Mnnisnn
ami
Miss
M.
Murniy,
For
Slewarl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
(icnrpo,
Miss
Mildred
Kirk,
wood,
S.
Cnmno,
Mih.
(1.
L.
Campbell,
IL
,.
(loubl,
H.
Slow-
arl,
MIsm
M.
Klein.
Aid,
mid
Mth.'
Frank
Clann.
who
hac
boon
on
a
three
weeks'
holiday
trip
to
Washington
Slain,
relurned
home
on
Ihe
Prlncfl
Ilupert
yesterday
Noux
we've
hod
our
he
J
tunc
fun,'
Sandman
j
comin',
play
jj
June.
The
cost
of
the
bedtime
romp
SOMETIMES
it
mean
hard,
bacl-lnealing
rubbing
over
a
wath-luL,
trying
lo
keep
the
little
nighl-clolhee
clean
and
freth
For
the
cbilJien
con
make
u
tliorou(h
job
of
getting
them
black
in
a
very
ahoit
time-But
Mother
can
keepthote
active
little
bodies
in
iweel.
clean
clothes
without
the
old'
bard
Blind
al
ihe
woih-tub.
She
can
keep
tlicir
achool
clothes
dainty
and
fieih
with
very
little
effort.
Willi
Rino
a
new
kind
ol
eoap
aoakinj
takes
the
place
of
rubbing,
lis
soapy
suds
go
through
every
fold
and
thread.
Kently
loosening
all
ihe
dirt.
Only
spots
where
dirt
is
actually
ground
in
knee.
ncck-Landt.
seals
of
rompers,
and
such
placet
will
need
any
ruLbinR.
and
then
only
lightly,
with
dry
Kinso.
Make
your
nest
wash
easy
wilh
Rino.
Il
lake
the
place
of
bar
soap
al
every
step
of
the
family
wash,
banishing
the
old
hard
work
of
wash
day
for
good.
Alt
greccl
and
Jtpatlment
tlotet
nil
Rim.
Rinso
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
LUX
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinist,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
nml
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
BONDS
Are
the
Best
Investment
We
recommend
the
following
n
being
safe,
saleable
of
fair
return:
City
of
Vernon
."iVi
due
mih
June,
LO.'l.X,
nt
$1)8.04.
Yield
5.70r.
City
of
.Duncan
diie
1S
May,
(r,:i,
nl
M.29.
Yield
5.70
City
of
Prince
Rupert
0
due
Hill
o
1050,
nl
tlOl.ai.
Yield
5.90'
Orders
may
he
wired
al
our
expense,
interest
urcrunl
lo
dale
of
payment
must
ndded.
We
pay
delivery
charge
Gillespie,
Hart
&
Todd,
Ltd
Head
Office:
VICTORIA,
B.C.
WE
EXCELL
In
Furiiishiiijr
your
Hume
wilh
good
.Snlislnnllnl
I'limUm'"'
Our
service
is
nl
your
bidding.
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