All
advertising
should
he
in
The
Daily
News
Office
before
'i
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDTTION
Wednesday,
Jan.
t
i,
1025.
Who
Should
Care
For
Unemployed.
.
While
it
does
not
seem
to
be
quite
correct
to
provide
unemployment
relief
at
exactly
the
same
rale
per
day
or
under
as
favorable
conditions
as
regular
legitimate
employment,
it
is
offensive
lo
all
right
thinking'
men
that
people
in
this
civilized
country
should
go
hungry
when
there
is
food
in
abundance
everywhere.
The
difficulty
Villi
humans'
is
that
they
are
lazy.
Most
people
are
as
lazy
as
I
hey
datje
be.
Most
of
us
lie
in
bed
as
late
as
possible
in
Ihe
morning
am)
.put
tiff
our
work
until
i.
must
be
done.
Most
of
us
rid
'not
work
because
we
like
it
but
because
we
have
to
w?uk
in
order
to
live.
We
are
lazy
hy
inclination,
but
our
environment
makes
it
necessary
to
work,
so
we
work.
Laborer
Much
Like
Other
People.
,
The
laborer
is
much
like
nlher.
people,
only
probably
rather
worse,
.biny
people-
who
are.
not
laborers
fire
those
who,
by
lliciv
own
exertions
have
lifted
themselves
from
that
position
to
one
of
greater
affluance.
.
Olhers
by
saving
their
earnings
have
managed
lo
improve
their
position.
The
ones
who
remain
are
those
who
are
inclined
lo
accept
things
as
they
are
and
not
worry.
The
laborer
is
about
as
lazy
as
1he
rest
of
us
nnri'if
he
sees
an
easier
position
than
the
one
he
now
has,
he
usually
takes
it.
That
is
human
nature
in
Ihe
average.
Recause
of
that
it
is
not
desirable
that
employment
should
be
provided
for
the
unemployed
in
cities
at
the
same
wages
and
under
just
as
good
conditions
as
in
legitimate
productive
industry.
Who
Shall
Finance
The
Relief
Work.
(iraiil
thai
every
man
is
entitled
to
work
that
will
provide
him
enough
money
lo
tide
him
over,
the
question
arises
who
shall
pay
for
it.
Take
Vancouver
fur
instance.
That
is
llic
place
where
the
average
man
turns
when
he
ismul
of
-employment.
He
lakes
his
money
with
him,
in
most
cases,
nnd
spends
it
there.
Vancouver
people
benefit
from
being
the
industrial
distributing
centre
for
labor
in
Hrilish
Columbia.
It
is
because
it
is-such
a
centre
that
it
lias
grown
to
be
a
large
city,
so
large
that
it
tries
lo
dictate
to
the
provincial
government
what
shall
be
done.
If
Vancouver
gets
most
of
the
benefit
from
being
a
distributing
centre,
it
should
pay
for
at
least
it
large
part
of
the
seasonal
lineniploynrenl.
Ami
what
is
true
of
Vancouver
is
true
of
other
places.'
Unemployed
Will
Be
Always
With
Us.
There
will
alwajs
be
unemployment
more
or
loss
in
thl
province
in
winter.
It
cauiiot
well
he
otherwise.
So
manv
of
uu
rupaiions
are.
eaonnl
nnd
here
i
r...
,m.
ii.
a
......
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ii
li
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,,
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PCc
led.
As
there
will
nkv.ivs
lie
si.mn
i...
n.,.:
'
."ul"
A
I
yeslorday
afternoon's
of
the
police
hoard,
Commis
sioner
.Montgomery
lu-ouglil
up
It
he
mailer
oT
'deductions
IIhI
had
been
made;
by
the
provincial
"
(government
from
liquor
profits
!
for
administration
of
Ihe
dry
jlaws
and
was
successful
in
pul
ling
through
a
.
resolution
re
commending
to
Hie
new
commission
that
it
lake
steps
towards
obtaining
with
the
provincial
government
an
agreement
where
duplication
of
efforts
In
Hie
mailer
of
liquor
law
enforcement
might
.be
avoided.
When
the
mailer
was
first
broached
by
Commissioner
Montgomery,
'Commissioner
Cameron
was
inclined
to
lliiuk
Dial
Hie
question
was
one
for
the
idly
council
ami
nnj
the
police
commission
'
la
lake
up.
Commissioner
Montgomery,
however,
look
another
altitude
m
ihe
mailer
in
view
of
the
fact
thai
it
was
the
commission's
nlliee
lo
decide
upon
'expenditure
that
was
lo
be
involved
in
law
enforcement.
Thus
lie
also
fell
1
1
1
a
I
the
commission
should
try
lo
prevent
duplication
of
effort
lliroug'li
obtaining
cn-operaliou
bet
weeii
provincial
ami
municipal
police
departments.
Commissioner
Montgomery
also"
made
Ihe
claim
thai
Prince
Mupcrl
had
been
assessed
.more
Ibali
ils
share
for
liquor
,el
enforcement
nmf
that
Ihe
liquor
hoard
had
not
done
work
during
Ihe
past
year
commensurate
Willi
Ihe
ile-
luclioii
that
had
been
made.
Afler
Mime
further
discussion
Commissioner
.Montgomery
moved
and
Commissioner
Cameron
seconded
that
a
recoiiiiiienrialion
be
senl
lo
the
incoming
commission
that
an
elTorl
be
made
lo
gel
together
with
the
provincial
government
on
Ihe
mailer
of
en
forcemeat.
QUIET
MONTH
FOR
POLICE
DECEMBER
Twenty-Eight
Cases
were
Tried
In
Police
Court
and
Collections
Totalled
$425
The
month
of
December
was
exceptionally
quiet
as
far
as'
police
work
was
concerned
according
lo
the
report
covering
that
period
Mihmillcd
by
Ihe
chief
at
Ihe
meeting
of
(lie
com
mission
yesterday
afternoon.
Twenty-eight
charges
were
laid
in
the
police
court
resulting
iq
2,1
convictions,
two
dismissals
and
'three
withdrawals.
'Collections
had
totalled
jM23
including
1S
for
keep
of
provincial
prisoners.
There
had
been
three
burglaries
and
in
each
case
the
guilty
persons
had
been
apprehended
and
convicted.
Drunkenness
was
the
heaviest
item
on
the
classification
sheet,
there
having
been
eleven,
eases
as
fast
as
Ihev
get
it,
distre.ss.
is
bound
to
occur
uu.ess
gi.ve
n-'T'
T?'-
,
menls
lake
Jens
to
nrevenl
it
'n.esn
o.,..
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......
,.J
In
reply
to
a
.uesllon
by
(.om-
one
of
the
threi
federal,
orovi.ub.l
p
,.,vi..
i.
i.
,,,M.1.,IR
,
fhissioner
mlssloner
.Montgomery.
hi
..
...
i
i
n
,
ii
I
iiii-
llll.-
i
1
i
III".
i
it-
that
l.enerit
rrom
the
galhering
of
uconle
in
the
and
Ihoy
aro
the
oias
thai
should
0k
UNEXPECTED
GUEST
WIT1I
a
Unci
KLIMonthe
'pantry
shelf,
you
.are
never
at
a
loss
for
milk
when
on
untipectetl
fiuent
nrrlvei
or
the
milk-mat;
foreti
to
call.
Kllm
Brand
Powdered
Whol.
Milk
in
rich,
lull-cream
dairy
milk
with
only
the
moisture
removed.
It
keeps
tweet
and
fresh
for
months
and
Is
Ideal
for
every
purpose
for
which
you
now
use
toll-cream
milk.
Ordrt
m
tin
from
your
froctt
today
CANADIAN
Mil
K
I
RODL'CTS
LlmitxJ
Toronto
Winnipeg
Montreal
Sold
by
lluperl
Table
Supply
Co.
I..I..I
II
I
...
.'I
,s
north.
time
Chi'f
1
h
uri
i
siiiii'o
nun
11
mm
iirrn
Ihe
practice
of
the
department.
Very
l'riifce
be'
some
occasions
lo
place
soon
ltuperl
wilt
in
lhi
i..iii.
n.
the
cily
grows
ami
l(.ron.s
M.
dislributing
centre
for
the
there
will
be
seasonal
iiiiemolovment
.1.1,1
i....;,.,i;..
1
1
for
The
inontli
totalling
$1,005
and
accounts
weYe
passed
for
payment.
The
chief
reported
that
there
had
been
I
wo
applications
for
positions
on
the
force.
There
were,
however,
no
vacancies.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BONDS
SEIIATAPREMIUM
Price
varies
from
103.36
to
i
105.19:
City.
Second
In
Importance
to
Van-
I
couver
1
In
offering
I'rinee
lluperl
cily
bonds
lo
the
public,
a
Vancouver
homl
house,
speaks
of
Ihls
cily
as
being
second
In
Iniportdnce
o
jVaiicouver.
They
unhesitatingly
recoiiiineiul
Ihe
bonds
at
prices
lo
yield
5.00
per
cent,
Hie
price
'varying
from
1
03.
Mil
lo
105.
().
I
The
cily's
financial
statement
The
Man
in
the
Mood
.YS:
THK
burning
question
is
l-'lm
will
litui
mil
MM
I
I
MANY
of
Ihe
gills'
seem
lo
lake
more
Interest
in
llieir
stockings
I
Inn
they
-do
ill
tlieir
hats.
Til
Kit
K
is
said
lobe
a
reason
for
everything
but
no-one
seems
o
know
wliy
men
get
bald
and
women
ilmi'l.
(iOlt
made
the
peanut
but
man
'made-
it
into
a
politician.
first
ami
put
a
match-"
In
(he:
following
comparative
llgures
for
kiqdling.
fl'f23
ami
I'.tM
speak
for
llu.'in-
SINCK
bi'coine
word
puzzle
Ihe
air.
Ihe
reducing,
craze
ha
-HJKT
a
few
months
you
WlJl:
see
hem
drunks
in
Die
jail
for
safe
keep-
'HD'
best
ing
wllhoiil
laying
charges
when
During
those
times
men
have
to'
be
fed
and
it
is
best'ln
let
them
,.l,'r?
I"'0,
been
earn
their
livings
at
such
lime,
but
the
city
must
.IV
involved.
"
1
The
payroll
payroll
no
disorderliness
cure
fan
is
more
and
n
Sltliiil'iv
nflernoVsh
lWiMWirftr
Mamma
egg's
into
a
stre.iiti,
witting
Hie
sweat
from
their
brows,
swatting
mosquitoes
'
and
corning
borne
at
night
letting
how
the
big
ones
got
away.
TIIC
man
wlin
lake?
chorus
girls
out
lo
dinner
does
nnl
nec'il
lo
be
1(ihl
anything
about
stage
robbery.
Ill
II
I
gel
her.
of
a
feather
driilk
In.
Ten
Years
Ago
!
In
Prlnc
Rupert
January
14,
1915.
l.illle
excileinenl
in.'ilks
II11
annual
inmiicipal
election
which
1s
in
progress
today.
This
is
no
dofiht
ilw
1o
tliefuct
that
there
Is
no
mayoralty
contest,
S.
M.
New-lou
haying
lieen
relumed
hy
The
local
Knights
of
Pythias
inslnlleft
officers'-
last
night
as
follows:
Chancellor
Coininaiuler,
It.
Maekny:
Mce-cliancellhr.
Ties'.
is
quoted
in
the
circular
sent
W.
V.
Wright;
prelate,
lout.
'Hume;
master
of
works.
II,
M.
selves;
popular,
.even
the'Clnim
recnnled
There
lenws
Jiaye.
taken
Ji.v)P
lind
tliij.AVo'rfc
cei:liriciles
i
tn
il
LJ
4
ti
u
Iu.ah'ih
a
II.
thin,
In
'-'
llwitvn
Crown
grant
tniinl
""in.ini'
f-
11
in-
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2
3
MR
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llt-M
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ft
!
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70
Miner's
rerHrieales..
:i!:i
,'JJ7
j
lee
e
i
p
Is
l
8,275$
15,75(1
'.Adv?rtje
in
the
Daily
News
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Lt
Land
In
pilinv
Mupfrl
In
ml
liMiriii,
lie
rnrilinir
ni'trlrt
it
I'rlncn
Unpen,
anil
ultimo
at
Fiarnaid
Cnve,
Prlnrcxs
Ilnval
llanil.
It
C.
,
;
Tahn
.Nnilre
that
siimervllli-
Canncrv
I
tlonipany
l.ltiiltcil.
nt
VannniviT.
B.C..
n
dm..
1
teniH
In
apply
fur
prinlliiii
In
lease
lli
1
.pjiilliiwliiir
ilonrrlljcd
lands:
Cuimiipiiclnir
10
give
him
at
tho
head
of
Barnard
Covp.
I'rlncesh
Itnyal
Island;
IIipiii-ij
cast
five
r.
-haln
llii'lli'P
ninlh
roily
Mill
rlialns;
thenrp
west
Iwi
(III)
rluilns,
iiKire
or
Ii-h-.
t
low
uafr
mark;
tlii-nrp
sun
ill
alunir
lnw
waioi
mark
in
iwdnt
nt
miinnonrpiiipnt.
and
i-oiiialninif
riflpen
(I
SI
stps,
ignrp
or
SOMF.nVII
I.K
CNNKIIY
COMPANY
LIMITfin
Nanio
nf
Appllrant
W.
1.
Jprrprsnn,
?pnt
pnlPrt
ppppmlipr
ITlli,
I0?l.
MINERAL
ACT.
HAWK
MINERAL
CLAIM
Slliiatp
In
Hip
Skppna
Mlnlnit
Division'
of
Hip
Ranirp
&,
Coast
OKIrlrt,
WIhtpi
toratPd,
Soiilli
of
Fall
Crppk.
KIiiiii-
1
kaliitn
l.akn,
and
adjnlnlnr
Hip
Wlihllcr.
on
thp
I'.asl
rnd
nr
II.
Lawful
holdprs
1
V.
Trpton
and
0.
Wilson!
No.
of
Holder''
1
Free
Millers'
Ortirirate..
Treslon
ATnini-
wiisn
7nn(n.
Take
Noilre
tliat
wp.
W.
Trenton,
F
M.C
n.
Tnmn.
and
tiavld
Wilson,
F
M.C
Nn,
(57nntn.
Inipnd
at
the
end
nr
mty
lay
troni
Hie
dale
hereor
In
apply
to
the
Itnlnt
llpeordcr
ror
a
Oorliriealp.
or
1m.
nrovemenl
ror
the
piirposp
or
olitalnlna
a
Tron
Oram
nr
Hip
almve
rlaltn
and
riivtliprniore
InkP
nollfe
tluit
Artlon
under
fee.
ait
or
Mie
Mineral
Art
must
tin
rum
nieneod
herore
the
Jssnnni'p
or
snrii
rerli.
rirnre
or
Iniprovemenls.
Tialeil
hl
unih
clv
or
Nov..
1091
M
F
TII1WTON.
nnd
TUVtO
WILSON,
owners.
'
F.,
T
Vernv.
ireni
CANCELLATION
OF
RESERVE.
NOTICE
t
IIFIIFRV"
01VFV
that
Ihs
reserve
roverlnr
Lot
11
3
S,
Casslar
HI,
trlrl,
Is
eanrelled.
0.
n,
NADFN,
Oepiily
Mlnlater
nt
l.andi.
Lands
Department,
Vlrlnrla.
II.
C
,
10111
Drcciiiber,
I8J
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
Growing
Girls'
.if
i!
mm
fa".--?"
VrdnAt)iay,
jamiary
Tf5E
TWO
tttr
datl?
nr?e:
ji
The
Delicious
Flavor
drawn
from
the
leaves
of
"SAUDA"
GREEN
TEA
has
won
it
millions
of
users.
Sold
by
all
grocers.
Buy
a
package
today.
FREE
SAMPLE
af
GREtN
TEA
UPON
REQUEST.,
"SALAD
A,"
TOHGNTO
.
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86
ENFORCEMENT
DEDUCTIONS
Retiring
Police
Commission
Recommends
that
new
Board
Try
to
Reach
Agreement
ment
with
IukJ
been
Uiree
Convictions,
for
..
supplying
liquor
lo
Indians
and
I......
in,.,
i
.i.
A..-.
""""
in
i'.ii.o
i
nw
hum
...
.
,
.,
...
eh
"trd
.
.
.
drtftj,,,.,,,
."
ilul,(,4o(,.
weights
of
i.al
bread
had
bemii'desled
'
niid
THK
cross
word
-nuzzles
witlj
soon
go
lo
the
limbo
of
Jnrgnllon
things
along-
with
mail
joiigh.
O.N'K
way
to
gel
out
of
"he
election
dilliclllly
is
loi
vote
foe
I
hem.
all.
Another
way
is
tr.
slay
airborne
uu.
election
day.
.IAKK
wants
lo
.know
LII'K
Is
just
pa
I
It
leading
lo
IK
loafers
ban?
how
is
a
person
foreman
?
.
who
1
am
gouig
lo
vole
lor.
1
hale
a
Conservative
like
sin
and
a
Liberal
like
poison
so
I
think
I'll
jnst
vole
for
Hilly
Fullnn.
AI'PAItKNTI.Y
Ihe
people
of
Prince,
lluperl
are
tired
of
running
for.
otlice,
vise
why
this
apathy.
-
TJMK
was
when
every
man
who
was
a
man
would
he
a
ean-
ilidale
for
municipal
nlliee
-and
Ihe
ones
the
people
liked
besi
were
Ihe
ones
wilti
-Hie
most
picturesque
vocabulary.
HKHK's
to
the
man
NVho
will
run
for
mayor;
Use
language
you
scarce
Could
tell
from
a
swear.
Here's
to
Ihe
candidate
lllowing
his
horn,
Looking
on
everyone
KIsc
with
great
scorn.
Here's
to
the
woman
Who
quielly
at
'home
Heads,
but
refuses
.To
meetings
to
mam.
Then
here's
to-
myself
And
Here's
to
my
wife
We'll
Just
vide
for
each
other
The
rest
of
my-
life.'
I
I
IK
dillicully
in
this
city
is
In
find
time
off
from
other
occupations
lo
attend
lo
our
work.
one
long
hog
the
cemetery.
SIIOWINC
the
perversity
of
human
nature,
the
girls
were
sidling
kisses
to
raise
money
for
a
charily
bazaar
and
one
was
actually
caught
bootlegging
them
in
the
conservatory.
.-
rvwifii
hot
milk
i
V-
-L
.Macintosh;
keener
of
records
and
seals.
W.
II.
Melliar;
master
of
finance,
Sid
llauihliii:
master
of
exchequer.
Y.
Shaw:j
master
at
arms,
A.
Ilurkhmri;
oi-j
ner
suai'd.
Y.
,M.
Davies:
oulerj
guard.
.1.
Drown.
)
Installation
of
officers
nt
Ihe
local
Kagles'
Lodge
look
place
last
night
as
follow:
president.
iV.
II.
Derry;
vice-president,
Yer--'non
A.
Cole;
chaplain,
(icorge
;
Davies;
treasurer,
II.
K.
boss:
j
secretary,
tienrge
Leek;
outside
'guard,
.
Camlow;
inside
guard,
'It.
Daugherty
pasl
president.
!
Den
Self.
amund
jo,,,'
FIGURES
SHOW
GOOD
.o
krmw
,c.
YEAR'S
PROGRESS
IN
1'KMPI.i:
who
are
a
I
way
worrying
about
their
reputation
e
aid
to
lose
them;'
MINING
AT
STEWART,
STKWAItT.
Jan.
It.
(iovern-
i
Ipent
"records
indicate
that
hi
morn-!
D'-l
this
district
had
the
best
of
beiljyear's
mining
in
ils
history.
The
Of
course
you
like,
a
,
hot
meal
these
cold
Whiter
.mornings,
but
you
want
something
better
than
porridge.
Take
two
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuits,
heat
them
in
the
oven
to
restore
their
erispness,
pour
hot
milk
over
them,
adding
a
little
salt.
Nothing
so
nourishing
and
satisfyingputs
you
on
your
feet
for
the
day's
work.
Shredded
Wheat
is
ready-cooked,
ready-to-eat
saves
a
lot
of
kitchen
worry
and
bother.
The
Canadian
Shredded
Wheat
Company,
Ltd.
Mx.r.
I'llb,
OoUtl.
"Its
All
in
the
Shreds
"Queen
Anne"
Period
Dining
Suites
Finish
Old
English
Solid
Oak
Oblong
Table
and
Ituffel
with
wood
h;i
w
mirror-
brown
leather
ilip
seals
in
rimers
No.
1
Suite
$99.00
JUST
TO
HAND
No.
2
Suite
$108.00
Barries
Home
Furnishings
Phone
123
Oxfords
Russet
Calf
fioodyear
Wellml,
French
Toe.
Hix.es
:
o
71:
Hie
10!
rirc
$5.95
Semi-Brogue
Oxfords,
llusscl
Calf,
(ioodyenr
Well.
I'
.
1.
Toe.
sizes
:
lo
7'i.
An
ideal
shoe
f,'.
present
v
-v
r
Price
$7.00.
Family
Shoe
Store
The
Phone
357
III
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ii
x
vis
v
m
Lfti
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mil
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