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DAILY
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S&JDKriihiy,
January
1(5,
19:!
Elections
Over
And
Business
Calls.
.
'
Once
more
t
In
elections
pre
over
and
Hie
Daily
News
extends
its
cungnilnlaliniis
Hi
(he
successful
candidates.
Those
who
are
elecleil
liaU;
U
big
year's
work
ahead
of
them.
If
tliis
is
to
be
the
growing
lime,
as
we
all
believe
it
is,
the
interests
of
Ihe.
cily
will
need
Vittching
all
the
time
both
by
the
city
council
and
by
the
educational
and
police
departments.
It
is
no
in-eenre
In
he
elected
to
public
office.
It
is
an
honor,
bid
it
carries
with
it
much
work.
There
are
always
two
big
things
to
consider.
One
is
to
avoid
running
Inn
deeply
into
debt
and
Ihe
other
is
to
avoid
dropping
behind
as
a
city.
We
have
to
be
progressive
and
yel
Jiol
extravagant.
Doubtless
this
is
Ihe
policy
that,
will
be
followed,
iis
it
has
in
Ihe
past
few
years.
VAhy
Are
Women
Not
.
Considered
Prominent?
Apparently
women
are
mil
lriokei
on
as
prominent
citizens.
When
possible
senators
are
beiiig
considered,
women
do
not
seem
to
be
in
the.
ru.uii.iiig..
,tNoile.
have.
been,
appointed
so
far.
Possibly
the
reason
for
the
negleef
shhi1
fact
that.
1
hey'
us
i'tally
do
not
control
the
purse
strings.
Money
talks
very
loud,
especially
in
politics,
and
the
person
without
money
does
nut
usually
get
far.
Women
do
not
often
ha,e
much
properly
or
cash
of
their
own.
II
is
the
men
who
do
Ihe
business,
allhough
many
'
rich
people
Irave
owed
Ihcir
wealth
hi
the
saving
habils
of
their
wives.
Women
innke
.inch
prominent
but
only
a
few
become
prominent
themselves.
They
work,
in
Ihe
background
bill
their
influence
in
Ihe
nation
is
just
as
great
for
all
that.
Two
Women
Mentioned
For
Senatorshlp.
Two
women
are
being
mentioned
as
possibilities
for
he
Senate
just
now,
They
are
Mrs.
NHlie
McCltuig
and
All,
judge
Alurphy,
both
of
Edmonton.
Both
are
-well
suited
Id
the
position,
hut
the
despatch
which
tells
of
lluv
jilisslhility
adds
thai
a
man
will
probably
get
Ihe
position.
The
nian
in
question
Is
not
known
here,
but
tin;
women
both
are.
The
repulalioiis
or
Airs.
AliCluiig
and
Airs.
Alurphy
have
spread
al)
over
Canada.
They
are
prominent
citizens
but
im
prominent
e'iiOugh,
anpa'renily
fii
get
Ihe
senalorship.
Punishment
belay
Is
Not
A
Credit.
It
is
not
a
credit
to
Canada
lo
say
that
it
took
eighteen
months
lo
punish
Ihe
murderer
who
was
executed
yesterday.
11
was
shown
Ilia,!
Chong
Sam
Bow
Of
Vancouver
murdered
'a
while
man
in
the
summer
nf
Uh:j
and
yel
it
was
onlv
veslenlay
thai
he
expiated
his
crime
on
Ihe.
gallows.
That
smacks
too
much
or
U.b.
methods.
An
attempt
is
being
made
lo
delay
the
apneal
m"
Dr.
Honk
hut
the
appeal
court
has
set
itself
agaiiist
delay,
slaving
that
such
was
agaiu'sl.
the
interests
of
justice.
Dogs
A
Nuisance
'
,
,
.
(!i
i
in
I
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:
i
i
i
I
li:i
liin
iiii.Ia
I.
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I
i.;i.
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it.
l.v.j
r
in
mi
,
ii,,
,u-
iiiiit
lucre
ure,
loo
nlany
stray
dogs
in
the
cily
and
thai
they
are
a
nuisance.
There
seenrs
to
be
justification
for
the
complaint.
Too
many
dogs
are
riluuiiig
hi
large
around
Ihe
streets
and
some
are
lining
it
contrary
Id
law.
It
is
particularly
noticeable
that
there'
are
more
dogs,
to
Ihe
sipiare
yard
here
than
in
anv
other
cilv
on
the
coast.
There
are
in
Ihe
city
many
dog
lovers
and
they
would
be
the
last
in
the
world
lo
wish
the
ddgs
to
become
a
nuisance.
If
they
are,
dog
lovers,
they
are
caring
for
their
dogs
and
keeping
them
at
home.
To
allow
them
lo
roam
al
will
all
(he
time
is
to
have
them
become
wild
and
nnriilv
besides
being
a
general
iiiiMinec.
Possibly
a
hint
or
this
kind
will
prevent
the
complaints
going
farther
and
resulting
in
any
drastic
action
being
taken
which
would
be
obnoxious
to
owners
of
canines.
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In
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The
Great
Beef
Economy
I-
C.
II.
ItoulllK'i'
Is
me
new
pre
I
Following
Election
of
Officer?
and
other
Business,
party
Danced
all
nlnht
at
Skldetiate
BREAKFAST
WALTZ
8
A.M.
sidenl
of
Ihe
ha
si
Coast
(iraliam
Island
Farmers'
liisHlulc,
his
eleclinn
taking
dace
al
Ihe
annual
meeting
held
at
nommunlly
Hall,
Sklilegale,
recently.
About
iO
members
were
iivi'senl
from
all
tin
the
coast
and
the
election
followed
a
hlir
bamiuel.
Presi
dent
SchalTer
was
in
Ihe
chair
and
the'
event
pr'tivd
successful
in
every
way.
The
complete
list
of
Otlieers
follow:
President
0.
II.
Boullhee.
Vice-president,
II.
I-'.
Huberts.
Sec.-Treas.,
0.
I).
I'.
Turner.
Directors;
E.
Uicliardson,
Mrs.
E.
itichardson,
Win.
Andrews.
vThe
annual
report
.showed
lhal
financially
the
condition
of
Ihe
institute
was
sound,
there
being
a
balance
on
Ihe
right
side.
After
il
discussion
of
various
mailers
of
business
which
lasted
two"
liodrs,
Ihe
hall
was
cleared
and
dancing
coininenceil,
and
coiilinued
llirouglioul
Ihe
nighl,
'he
breakfast
waltz
being
played
at
8
a.m.
Eric
Hlchardson,
pianist,
had
charge
of
the
orchestra.
Mrs.
X.
Sclia
rer
and
Mrs.
O.
D.
Pitt
Turner
had
general
charge
of
everything
ami
al
Ihe
close
were
accorded
a
nearly
vole
or
(hanks.
!
The
Man
in
the
Moon
i
1
YS:
fillll.DllEN
are
not
whal
Used
to
he
and
neither
are
cuts.
January
16,
1915.
Tiillt'isl
tr:illii
llu'iiii'i-li
Ihey
par-
;pPrUKINji,
iji
a
general
way,
1
should
-say
lhal
Avhen
people
talk
uf
ii
"prominent
citizen"
Ihey
refer
lo
one
who
has
accumulated
enough
of
Ihe
needful
to
'make
liim
independent
of
criticism.
BLESSED
are
the
rich
for
Ihey
shiill
accumiilale.
COl'NfilLS
"may
.
coihe
and
clmncils
may
go,
hul
Ihey
go
o'n
talking
for
ever.
IMAVAIIE
of
Ihe
alderman
who
is
always
rising
and
saying
"Mr.
Mayor."
IF
you
break
an
esz
il
soon
goes
ilil
lo
pieces,
j'l's
llie
same
Willi
a
ten
nnl.
AT
l.'isl
II
has
fiinin'
V
Irmw-
parcul
umbrella
lias
hi'eu
iuvenl-elrt
Very
sooii.
if
Ihe
Ihinz
proves
a
success,
we
shall
lie
able
Iii
carry
a
brolly
up
Ihe
street
without
knocking
the
hals
olf
all
our
friends
ami
we
shall
esraim
tin-
danger
of
having
oiir
eyes
proildedVoul
liy
member
ijf
llie
fairer.-
sex.,.
Here's
.Mr
Ihe
'transparent'.
THE
argument
day.
.
.
.
endeil,
yester
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
luirl
will
he
very
heavy
this
y
;
i
:
i
:
i
.
i
...
.
i
Ibis
ear
ii
is
;riiucieo.
iiiinureus
or
rc-...i;......
i
..i
i.
i
.-i
i
niiiiiin
hum:
iiiri'iiiiy
oeen
booked
on
Ihe
Alaska
boats
and
me
nr.
inn
iruiiK
I'aciric
line
promises
to
handle
many
sight
seers.
.oi
lining
aide
to
go
to
Ivlil'min
nn
ii
mi
ii
i
ii
I
..f
II...
.......
....
iilviiiiiii
ii,
mm-
Mill.
many
travellers
wi'l
be
coming
1
1
1
i
u
ii-
n
i'
Local
relail
merchants
are
offering
.lap
Oranges
ul
,10c
per
box.
There
was
a
meet
big
of
local
business
men
in
llio
Continental
Trust
Co.'s
otllce
yesterday
lo
prepare
a
petition
for
submission
lo
II.
S.
Clement,
M.p.
with
a
view
lo
securing,
cerlain
ad-vanlagns
which
will
slrenglhf.n
Ihe
cily
as
a
fishing
eenlre.
Those
.Inking
an
active
pari
In
the
proceedings
included
Ocorgc
L.
Chiylnn,
J.
.1.
Hohln,
(.
,.
McNicholl,
(I.
V.
Nickerson.
.1.
U.
Scott,
A.
T.
Itroderick
and
Mr
I'oole.
p0
un
try
3
.
'
-
Good
Counsel
?
:fjJi
'
Jm
1
Editor
Daily
News.
Seeing
some
arguments
some
Old
Cnunlry,
papers
in
re
gard
lo
Canada
Wfiuliug
separa
tion,
I
must
here
siiy
there,
is
nit
force
in
lie
world
so
strong
as
the
national
.-pi
lit.
11
has
a
firmer
and
deeper,
grin
on
men's
tuiiids
than
anything
else.
,lus
as
love
was
Ihe
first,
principle
of
family
life
ami
failh
was
the
first
principle
of
religion,
so
i
the.
national
spirit
essential
ti
the
stale.
A
national
spirit
is
n
force
and
is
just
as
gom)
lo
Hi
stale
as
il
is
lo
good
If
our
people
in
Canada
wen
liihued,
as
they
ought
lo
he.
will
Ihe
hue
national
spirit,
with
;
I
riie
feeling
of
loyally
and
o'
working
fur
their
fellow
"ineii
and
if
we
are
a
oeoole
deserving
of
!iuy
trust
or
any
ponrideiise
at
all,
surely
the
day
in
.not
far
dislanl
when
we
will
be
I
rusled
'with
Ihe
management
of
our
own
af
fairs
in
Canada.
'The
present
position,
lo
my
mind,
is
anything
hut
satisfactory.
'Th'e
result
will
In"
thai
the
a
trail's
of
Canada
will
drift
more
and
more
into
Ho
llands
of
professional
politicians.
the
men
who
Jive
hy
stirring.
up
hail
feeling
and
strife
ami
agila
Hon
and
draw
most
of
Ihei
power
and
most
of
'Ihcir
vole
trout
(lie
people..
We
are
not
Canadians
al
heart
or
have
Ihe
welfare
of
iliej.
nl
lieurl
lull
liv
hIicup
This
Lassie
Has
Her
Colds
"Rubbed
Away"
The
mother
of
this
attractive
little
tjirl,
Mrs.
E.
U.
Kmmans.
of
215
Seventh
Aye.,
N.
E..
I'ortace
La
Prairie.
Man.,
la
one
I
of
the
many
Canadian
mothers
who
are
emnusiastic
about
the
vaporizing
salve,
Vkks
VapoKub,
for
treating
chitdrcn'i
colds.
Mrs.
Kmmans
writes;
''My
little
cat
had
croup
at
night
pretty
badly
and
V
icks
did
her
a
lot
of
Rood.
I
have
also
used
it
with
very
satisfactory
results
for
head
and
chest
colds."
Vicks
is
just
"rubbed
on"
for
sore
throat,
tonsilitis.
bronchitis,
croun
or
presenting
the
old
T.ounlry.
There
has
been
so
much
or
Unit
In
llrilish
Columbia
latterly.
V(
must
all
Join
logether
in
unci
Eanailian
spirit
ami
the
building;
up
of
our
good
Canadian
town;
h
ml
our'
national
spirit
as
Can-
liliaus.
HOtlEUT
HA.VXA,
D.S.E.
t'nioit
vill
use
Airplanes
guard
british
coast
;
against
smugglers!
I
rsl
Attempt
Ever
Made
io
Pa-j
troi
Whole
Shoreline
is
to
be
Attempted
LOXDOX.
.Ian.
I
Ii.
Hundreds
if
utiles
of
lonely
stretche
alotig
he
coastline
of
l-aiglaud
and
M'olland
will
shortly
come
under
the
eagle
eye
of
Ihe
revenue
ih'-darlinent
focused
from
Ihe
skies
ill
an
airplane.
A
fleet
of
ina-liines
hits
been
lidded
lo
llif.
I'Vistiug
eipiipinetrt
In
protect
the
northern
.
mid
enslern
Scot-ilsh
coasis,
long
suspected
of
being
Ihe
fay')iri(e(
slopping
off
lllaces
'
of
'
iiijcrnalional
smugglers.
Patrolling
,1
fii-
long
coast
Hue
1'siirroumliug
liiigiaml,
when
al-KrliO'il
eery
secliiiii
Is
wtlbin
a
,,y,,JlYp'!'l''""'r'r,cS
during
-dutiable
goods,
has
al
ways
been
a
'
problem
for
tlir
Jirillsh
governhiehl
except
for
the
h'w
intervals
Vhen
the
Lib.
era!
free
Trade
party
occupied
Downing
Slreet.
In
Vlcloriati
lays
oiily
in
lite
populous
sec-lions
was
any
perinaueut
endeavor
made
lo
guard
the
roast
Hue
against
smugglers.
Ilexrnue
ships
often
made
circuits
of
the
islam),
or
busied
themselves
In
some
locality
suspected
of
harboring
defaulters
against
Her
Majesty's
rightful
duties,
but
ilaily
patrolling
nT
some
3,!nn
ildles
was
not
ei;n
allempled.
A
Melpiiq
hand
Scene:
Suburban
residence,
2
a.m.
She
(snllo
vocr
fleol'gle,
tear,
it's
a
burglar!
.
lie
Sh-b-h,
don't
move;
rniiy-be
he
Can
gel
thill
window
mi:
it's
the
one
we
haxen'l
been
abl
lo
open
since
Ihe
painters
leH.
Life.
'
"I'lurence,"
(he
called,
He
slopped
Ihe
eiir
and
looked
il
round,
"I
am
tu'l
acciislomeil
lo
call
iny
chauffeUrM
by
Ibelr
firsl
deep
chert
colds.
When
so
applied,
h
a
tne.
Clarence.
Whal
Is
jnui'
Vicks
has
a
double
direct
action:
(uUr-
Hurnamc?"
Halls
medicated
vapors
are
inlialed
while,
j
..fi,..n.,
at
the
same
lime,
vtmlhj,
it
Is
ah-
..,
,"
m",lnm'
,.
borlxd
tlirough
and
.timulates
the
skltu
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