PAfJR
TWO.
The
Economy
ii
of
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GREEN
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in
the
larger
number
of
cups
it
gives
per
pound.
Delicious
I
Try
it.
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Friday.
April
25,
1
92
1.
The
change
of
policy
of
the
extreme
Dutch-
element
in
South
Africa
was
made
necessary
in
order
to
pivo
the
Nationalist
party
an
oimortunitv
to
cet
back
to
power.
With
tlie'moilernlion
of
lljvir
policy
lliere
is
a
chance
that
they
may
be
elected,
where
as
if
they
had
stood
out
for
separation
from
the
British
Empire
(hey
would
not
have
had
-much
chance.
Possibly
the
leaders
liavr
changeil
their
minds
in
regard
to'
the
advisability
of
such
a
policy
At
anv
rate
it
seems
that
for
the
present
at
any
rate.
South
Africa
intends
to
remain
an
integral
part
oPtbe
Empire.
Political
Pot
Is
Beginning
To
Boll.
The
political
pot
is
beginning
to
boil.
The
Liberal
leaders
have
been
campaigning
in
the
southern
interior
and
in
Vancou
ver,
and
now,
according
to
a(
special
despatch
to
this
paper
from
Victoria,
the
north
is
to
be
looked
after.
The
member
for
thi
district
is
coming
and
will
'go
through
the
whole
district,
seeintr
that
the
organization
is
in
good
shape
and
preparing
the
way
for
the
final
campaign.
The
olher
parties
are
ali
busy
ami
candidates
will
be
nominated
before
long
and
then
there
will
be
the
..usual
series
rf
nieelings.
The
great
thing
just
now
is
for
Hie
electors
to
be,
fully
in
formed
in
regard
to
the
political
situation
by
all
who
have,
polit
ical
aspirations.
What
Is
The
Use
Of
Being
Downhearted?
What
is
the
use
of
being
downhearted,
even
when
conditions
seem
to
be
antagonistic?
Why
admit
defeat
even
in
tinn
o(
adversity?
Everyone
knows
(hat
Hie
way
to
be
beaten
is
to
admit
defeat.
If
this
is
true
when
things
arc
looking
bad,
how
much
more
necessary
is
it
o
keep
happy
when
everything
is
looking
good
as
it
is
today?
We
hardly
need
to
cheer
ourselves
up
now.
We
cannot
help
but
feel
that
our
time
is
arriving.
It
is
in
Hie
air.
"The
future
Is
all
before
us,"
as
a
wise
politician
once
said.
Thai
means,
.nothing,
of
course,
but
when
that
future
is
rosy
and
when
we
are
still
strong
and
capable
of
making
the
most
of
(he
coming
opportunity,
then
there
is
something
to
make
us
happy.
Beware
Of
Good
Fortune
Coming.
Perhaps
it
is
wise
to
give
a
word
of
warning
at
n
lime
when
we
are
all
expecting
much.
It
is
wise
to
remember
that
constant
effort
is
the
price
of
success
and
Hint
the
coming
of
more
people
to
the.
city
means
increasing
competition
and
increasing
work.
We
shall
have
to
rise
to
the
occasion
and
see
that
we
are
not
crowded
to
the
wall.
The
ideal
of
business
growth
would
be
for
each
of
the
businessmen
here
today
to
gradually
expand
and
develop
so
that
in
years
to
come
they
may
still
be
in
command
of
the
situation.
This,
however,
will
not
be
the
cae.
Others
will
come
here
with
new
energy,
new
methods,
new
courage
and
new
failli
and
only
by
stiffening
our
backbones,
gritting
our
leelh,
working
hard
and
keeping
at
it
will
it
be
possible
to
hold
our
own.
TEN
MILLION
FOR
VANCOUVER
(That
Is
Amount
Expected
to
Loaned
by
Order
of
Parliament
to
Harbor
Board
INCREASED
FACILITIES
Two
Elevators
Will
Take
Care
of
125,000,000
Bushels
or
Qraln
a
Year
OTTAWA,
April
25.
.Development
of
'I
lie
western
oullet
for
grain
al
Vancouver
will
be
pro-viie(
in
it
fn-iipl
of
ten
million
by
way
of
a
loan
lo
I
he
harbor
boanl
or
that
clly.
l.asl
year
a
bill
was
Introduced
in
the
bouse
of
commons
by
lion.
Krnesl
.a-pointe,
I
Don
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries,
providing
for
Hie
sum
of
M.VOiiO.000
o
he
advanced
by
the
dominion
government
lo
the
harbor
commission.
This
year
the
amount
lo
be
provide
in
a
similar
manner
will,
H
is
illiilersloriil,
be
tlouhlcd.
Confer
with
Minister
II
was
bilimaleil
some
time
ago
t
lint
the
Vancouver
harbor
boanl
would
ask
for
1
8.000,000,
hill
il
understood
the
federal
au
thorities
are
nol
prepared
lo
make
such
a
large
outlay
this
year.
While
the
sum
of
U.-
nnn.000
has
not
been
officially
lecidei
upon,
it
is
expected
a
hill
providing
for
this
amount
will
shorllv
be
submitted
to
the
house
by
Hon.
P.
.1.
A.
Cardin,
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries
2nl.
II.
i.
Fit
.rial
rick,
chairman
of
the
Vancouver
harbor
com
mission,
has
been
in
the
eily
for
some
time
conferring
with
the
minister
and
deputy
minister
of
marine
and
fisheries,
and
oiilliu
ing
Hie
needs
of
his
board
this
year.
New
jellies
will
have
to
be
built
lo
handle-
the.
increasing
amount
of
grain
and
olher
freight
passing
through
that
port.
North
Vancouver
'Some
development
of
Norll
Vancouver
is
also
planned
am
I
he
commission
is
asking
for
cob
storage
facilities.
Construction
Irtis
already
begun
at
that
porl
of
the
elevator
for
the
Terminal
lirain
Elevator
'Company,
bnck
of
which
is
Snillers.
Limited,
I
be
largest
Hrilish
milling
concern.
That
elevator,
when
coinplelet
logHher
with
the
present
gov
ernment
elevator
will
lake
car
of
125,000,000
bushels
of
grain
mostly
wheal,
during
a
year,
that
no
more
government
elevator
facilities
will
be
reipiired
for
some
time.
I
M
-
-
I
J
sen
mm
.
I
3
I
be
Man
in
tbe
Moon
j
SAYS.
THIS
keeping
out
undesirable
immigrants
Is
all
right
but
who
is
lo
wash
Ihe
dishes
1
A
MOAT
is
like
an
ostrich
because
sometimes
rie
lo
bury
ils
nose
in
Ihe
sand.
1
YOU
may
have
beard
of
lh
slenographer
who
when
asked
by
her
employer
why
was
dictating
whether
be
was
loo
fast
for,
her.
looked
him
oer
iiuii-lly
and
replied
"No,
but
you
are
a
Irille
old."
WHKN
upbraided
by
his
wife
for
bis
poverty,
the
recently
married
man
replied
lhal
lip
was
well
olf
before
he
was
married
but
be
did
not
know
it.
A
NATTVK
always
wants
to
fix
Ihe
engine
in
his
boat
in
order
to
show
his
Injuniiily.
OH
girls,
bow
wonderful
ft
is
To
se
what
smiles
have
done.
You
smile
at
him,
lie
smites
at
you
And
soon
you
Iwo
are
one.
THK
lover.who
talked
of
coin-
jrnlling
suicide
If
his
ladylove
Goto-
w
1
"tobacco
I
Frlilny.
April
:y
v
,
THE
DAILY
NEWS,
!
'
I
BBJ
rpBBBJBV7
BlBBJ
would
nol
mar
'y
bun
was
not
to
hang
around
there
never
lie
oiiile.
Nun
where
be
until
he
sees
the
boolleggers.
YOtniJol
In
life
is
a
hard
one
until
you
build
a
garage
on
it.
-
a
a
ill..
if
she
is
a
good
looker.
TO
see
some
dancers
would
imagine
Ihey
learned
the
A
.MOTOIUtOAT
has
an
ad-
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pi
lnc
Rupert
April
25,
1914.
last
night
with
tin-
following
of
fleers:
Honorary
President.
Wil
liam
.Manson,
M.P.P.:
President,
V.
A.
Cole;
vice-president,
V.R
Vance;
secretary-treasurer,
.1.
A.
Ivlwunls;
manager,
Fred
llett-ning.
challenge
from
New
Hazellon
for
a
juoe
Jliert
on
.May
it
lias
Ijien
awepled.
A
Haniblers'
Club
was
organized
last
nighl
with
the
following
otlirers:
Honorary
President.
Judge
K.
'Melt.
Voting;
president.
Mrs.
II.
I..
Itoiierson;
virr-presi-denl.
II.
M.
Ilemuiell:
.secretary-
treasurer,
Mr.
Ilowift;
comuiU-lee,
Miss
Jeuns,
Miss
)ii
Wrncl
and
Miss
Hnocb.
I'ele
Sigurilson.
of
Prince
II
n
pert
and
llerl
Caldwell
of
Hock
Springs,
Wyoming,
will
mecl
in
a
wrestling
match
at
the
Mc-Iulyre
Hall
tonight.
There
will
be
several
boxing
preliminaries.
JUDGE
CRITICIZES
FINDING
OF
JURY
Mr.
Justice
MacKenzle
Law
Bccomlnn
Useless
When
Offenders
Let
Go
RAILWAY
RATES
THOUGHT
HIGH
Failure
of
U.S.
Congress
to
Make
Reductions
Will
Injure
the
Republicans
WASHINGTON,
April
25.
Iy
l(
aiiailian
Press
.
Proposal
for
a
comprehensive
revision
of
ruilroud
laws
which
were
numerous
when
the
present
session
of
(he
I
.'tilled
Slates
congress
opened
will
In
all
probability
come
lo
nothing.
'l-l
.
'
l
.
I
..
.
I
..
I
n
f
V
.
..
.
4
I
il'
fi'inui'
nun
-win-
..limine
IV
Commission
has
den'tited
to
begin
bearings
on
the
differ
ent
bills
lo
change
the
rate.
making
provision
of
the
transporta
tion
Act.
but
as
these
hearing
will
not
begin
until
more
than
four
months
of
this
session
of
congress
has
passed,
it
is
not
ex.
jpeetc.t
that
Ihey
will
result
In
any
,
,
.
action
being
taken.
old,
,.,....
...
!
,linu
'4li
"s
in
tin-
i-inmp'-''
in
the
railroad
laws
say
that
Hie
Ilimili1linti
nrirnnlintloil
in
liolll
AN
avialor
flying
over
here
can'llp
W.M,1(
.
S(M)a,,.
,H
r0Il.
IT
.trolled
by
members
who
want
lo
Isee
lact
the
presold
Transporlalinn
ronliuiied
ami
that
this
or
ganization
lias
blocked
any
action
on
Ihe
revision
proposals.
Ite-
publicans,
on
the
other
hand.
.
VVOIKierilll
HOW
suiy
ii
.,,.
,,,,
I
1
1,.
..
.
,
,
1
.
fa
illilia.'
inn
....
,...T--
Stiri-run
no
unu
away
win.
n,u
.
nf
r(lirfllBfi
irtU
rotUiim
ro
tint
sinrcro
unit
lhal
Ihoir
ntvn
-
lift'
I"
1
a
1
1
J""
II
I.
ni.ltnrnnl
Hint
M.oro
is
mil
I
III-
..I......
.
...
-
Itli.U.
I
I.a
nnv
iiiniirolonlve
il
l
froui
ritM.rrespondenre
school
.
nf
raiIron(
awH
n(i,
..
.
...
i
llie
new
rinisjir
that
vantage
over
an
automobile.
The
ra
jj
eoasi
waters
are
ueep
nun
erals
are
i-xpensive.
fun-1
Is
ejecled
and
no
uownwiiru
revision
m
rates
in
Ihe
t'nite.l
Stales
can
be
expected
The
political
effect
of
the
of
Congress
lo
deal
with
the
railroad
question
nnd
the
nor
tion
nf
freight
rales,
except
In
i
1,
I
I
ft
l.j.
J
Illllll
IIIIO
IM'li-l
llir
WilJ
iiuij
I"-
'
'far-reaching.
It
Is
almost
sure
Ito
increase.
Hie
troubles
nf
Ihe
llenublicans
in
the
agricultural
A
baseball
club
was
organized
'al(W
Thc
nP,,blic.ni-.
being
the
parly
In
power,
will
be
held
responsible
for
failure
to
lower
freight
rates.
Feeling
in
Hie
agricultural
.
stales
that
the
freights
are
exresii
is
ex
tremely
bitter.
RAPID
PROGRESS
ON
UNIVERSITY
BUILDINGS
VANCOt'VKIl,
April
21.
llapi.l
progress
Is
being
made
on
me
construction
of
the
new
I'liUer-
sily
of
II.
C.
buildings
on
the
guv
ernpienl
lands
at
Point
Orry.
The
contract
lias
born
lei
to
Ihe
I'.
J.
1
1
van
Contracting
Company
for
the
erection
of
six
senii-perman
cut
buildings,
while
the
new
scifiici'
and
library
buildings
are
being
rushed
lo
completion.
Thi
year
the
gmernrnent
will
sell
the
first
unit
of
residential
properly,
nine
100
acres,
and
il
is
gener
ally
expected
that
Hie
revenue
from
the
sale
of
Point
Orey
land
which
total
3,000
acres,
will
lake
care
of
Ihe
entire
cost
of
the
new
insiluliou,
without
any
addition.
ial
burden
being
placed
upon
Hie
Declares.
ax-navers.
MOOSK
JAW,
April
25.
"While
Ihe
lli-ei
of
you
are
evi
ileully
as
guilty
as
you
can
be,
only
Iwo
of
you
have
been
proved
guilty.
The
jury
in
the
Mc-Klroy
case
returned
a
verdict
quite
against
Hie
evidence
WINNIPEG)
TAX
RATE
WINNIPWl,
April
2.'..
Winn
I-peg's
propo-ed
Inx
rale
for
1921
llxed
al
28,5
mills
by
Ihe
civic
finance
commillee
las
nlgil,
wm
confirmed
by
Ihe
city
council.
As
Ihe
'result
of
persistent
opposition
and
protest
on
Hie
part
brought
nut
and
have
struck
a
of
labor
members
of
the
council,
shocking
blow
aV
Ihe
adininislra-'restoration
of
certain
depart-
lion
of
justice.
The
jury
Jiiny,
menial
estimates
were
made,
have
failed
to
discharge
their
duly
but
that
is
no.
reason
why
I
should
fail
lo
discharge
nihic."
This
was
the
comment
oT
Mr.
Justice
P.
K.
MacKenzie
In
the
court
of
King
"s
llencb
here
when
passing
.sentence
upon
II.
A.
Man-,
dotiahl,
Ihe
railway
mail
clerk,
found
guilly
of
receiving
u
blouse
and
chemise,
the
properly
oT
Ihe
ios-maslcrrgeneral.
His
lordship
had
other
remarks
to
make
during
Hie
plea
of
counsel
for
Hie
licensed
Hint
leniency
should
ho
shown
In
view
of
Ihe
Jury's
verdict,
His
lordship
interjected
lhal
he
was
beginning
lo
wonder
if
.there
was
any
Use
In
havbur
courts
of
Jus-lice.
The
law
was
becoming'
useless.
Pan-ills
do
not
assume
responsibility
for
(heir
children,
and
people
were
continually
running
lo
Ihe
legislature
and
Iheit
they
failed
to
live
up
If
the
law
that
Ihey
have
passed.
Macdonabl
was
seulence.d
lo
lifleen
months
In
Hie
Itegiiia
jail.
0.
I.
Armour,
the
'
Hilrd
railway
mail
rhTk,1
pleaded
gullly'lo
receiving
stolen
,;giio'ds,',
Ie
was
sentenced
to
twelve
hionHif
....
t.
The
li)21
budifel
calls
for
nn
expenditure
Of
R,r.ll,tfi,
wliil
lhe
tax
rale
represents
n
reduc-jlfnn
of
one
mill
over
last
year.
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY
WAS
LAID
UP.
WITH
SEVERE
COLDS
On.
the
firm
H'ranre
of
a
couth
or
cnlil
our
ajvlre
to
you
M
to
art
Hit
of
It
IWore
It
lull
a
rhaniii
to
trow
worMj
rrM
Milled
on
tha
liin,
and
ftuuM
bmncliltu,
iiietiinotiia,
or
tiller
mtIouii
Iwnr
Iroulilna.
Dr.
Wood'a
Norway
Tine
Syrup
mil
IfiuwdlilHy
rrll'rt
tlin
fold
lr
couth
on
lit
lnrrithin.
Mrs.
David
Arm,
tfarny,
Ont.,
rllf:
"Our
wlioln
(anilly
laid
up
Willi
mivrrr
rnlil,
and
w
didn't
ffm
In
ho
aMe
to
ft
any
relit-f
from
anytlilns'
wi
iiscil
uolil,
one
day
a
friend
came
In
ami
told
in
we
would
fie
mire
to
tt
Md
or
our
.colds
If
used
fir,
Woinfa
.Norway
Pine
Byrup.
t
deriiiPd
lo
tike
litr
advlm,
and
in
no
lini
our
roliH
were
all'
rone.
.Now,
knownlnr
the
valun
of
your
urifily,
we
will
alwaya
ki-ei
It
on
hand
mi
at
to
have
It
In
rue
of
enierfeury,"
Pr.
Wiiotl'a
Norway
I'lne
Byrnp
la
lie,
a
bottle;
lirre
family
Hie
0ej
put
up
only
tiy
Tim
T.
Mllhiirn
Co.
t.llnllel,
Toronto,
Ont,
Victory
Bond
Coupons
T77HEN
your
interest
coupons
W
on
Victory
Bondi
become
Atmmm
iS
due,
deposit
them
in
a
Savingi
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
I
where
interest
is
paid
on
all
de-'
posits
of
One
Dollar
and
Upwards.
tUU
0m
UhiiiJ
Bonthf
i
In
all
Important
Cr
ntr
t
in
CanaJ
i
i
Savinga
Drpaxtmrnu
in
all
Br
inch
ti
USE
Bank
of
Montreal
DOIyLj
Fjublulxrd
Over
100
Yean
Make
It
Your
Business
To
place
ns
much
of
your
earnings
as
you
can
in
the
bank
every
week.
This
business
of
saving
is
an
increasingly
profit-able
one.
for
the
bonk
protects
your
money
against
loss
and,
at
the
same
time,
pays
you
interest.
$1
opens
a
Savings
Account
and
deposits
of
$1
and
upwards
are
received.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Brodcrick,
Manager
The
Gift
Supreme!
A
BOX:OF
Purdy!
S
Candy
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World
NOTHING
COULD
BE
BETTER
AS
A
SEASONABLE
GIFT.
A
Toothsome
llelijihl
in
a
Heauliftil
Hot,
ALL
SIZES
ALL
PRICES.
Sole
Agents:-
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Family
Shoe
Store
Again
nnih-r
Hip
Mun.igemriil
or
J.
MYHILL-JONES.
Severtil
yenr.
with
llu.Kon
1
Hay
Comparty.
Vniiroiivr
Moderate
Prices,
Courtesy,
and
above
all
Fit
Guaranteed
3rd
Ave.
fllllllllllllllllllllli
Phone
357.
r
Hills
Underwood
London
Diy
Gin
.
$3.25
per
Bottle.
':
llllllllllllll
Tills
ndvertiseniftil
Ii
not
pulilinlieil
or
ilhplayeil
hi'
I1'"
l.immr
Control
Hoanl
or
!y
tlin
(lovcrnmpnl
of
llritlsli
Coliiinlila.