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192.'..
Activity
Promises
Lively
Future.
The
activities
around
promise
a
lively
nture
here.
II
does
not
do
lo
he
over
optimistic
or
In
try
to
persuade
ourselves
that
things
are
different
from
what
I
hey
are,
hut
it
does
look,
even
lo
the
must
dull
perception
as
if
we
are
about
lo
move.
Some
.readers
have
Jiee.n
challenging
Mime
of
the
forecasts
made
by
this
paper
in
regard
to
operations
likely
to
take
place
this
spring.
.One
of
these
is
the
ahattoir
lo
he
tin
tit
on
t
lit
waterfront.
The
News
is
willing
to
helieve
tha.t
the
company
proposing
this
work
means
business
and
will
actually
proceed
with
it
so
thai
it
may
he
in
use
in
the
autumn.
True,
there
have
been
delays
in
the
past
and
so
have
there
been
delays
in
oilier
quarters.
If
lhis
work
does
not
go
ahead
this
year
vi
shall
know
what
to
do
but
we
believe
it
will.
This
is
the
logical
point
for
such
mi
enterprise
and
Prince
Rupert
people
will
doubtless
be
behind
any
move
that
will
help
to
make
lhis
a
distributing
pujnt
for
nil
articles
of
merchandise,
no
matter'whal
concern
is
interested
jn
it.
We
pick
no
favorites.
Business
is
business.
The
time
is
ripe
jiow-
for
advancement
in
every
hue
of
.endeavor.
Should
LI
Ice
To
Hear
About
Coal
Bunkers.
-
NV.s.Iiould
Jikc
,
to
hcarspniething
about
the
prospect?
of
coat
bonkers
Jjejng
limit
tins
year.
J
Ins
will
lie
a
necessity
soon.
With
the
opening
t
the
elevator
in
the
autumn
huiikeo
will
be
needed
and
il
takes
lime
to
perfect
arrangements
with
the
railway
and
oilier
interests
jn
regard
to
site
and
oilier
mat
lers.
II
looks
lo
Us
as
if
the
lime
was
ripe
for
consideration
of
lhis
mailer.
Reasonable
Appeal
.
Of
Mill
Owners.
The
mill
owners
are
making
a
reasonable
appeal'
Inr
Hie
people
here
for
support
411
counecljou
wilh
the
reopening
of
the
big
plant
in
this
cily.
They
;isk
thai
a
friendly
spirit
be
shown
and
that
il
be
recognized
lhal
therejs
community
of
interest.
That
is
wlild
we
always
feel.
This
community
is
not
large
and
as
long
as
we
can
work
together
for
the
upbuilding
of
the
city
and
for
the
mutual
advantage
4if
the
citizens
we
shall
prosper.
At
times'
there
miisl
lie
criticisms
hut
let
them
be
friendly
criliciu,vs
uud
not
hostile.
The
moment
w.e
begin
lo
quarrel
among
ourselves
we
weaken
our
cause
and
do
our
bit
to
slop
uevejopmeni.
Getting
Much
Closer
To
Other
Countries.
Uimniiinieatioii
is
the
greatest
civilizer
in
Hie
world.
That
is
a
wide
statement
but
it
is
probably
true.
Nothing
so
hastens
the
lime
when
tiic
naliuus
will
co-operate
instead
of
avtiug
in
a
hostile
piiit
toward
each
other
ns
intercommunication'.'
That
is
'why
we
welcome
the
broadcasting
of
Canadian
addresses,
music
mid
messages
across
the
Atlantic;
Thousands
of
British
poople
on
Ihe
.other
side
of
the
Atlantic
listened
to
the
radio
messages
iiflhe
heads
of
Ihe
railway
'this
week.
They
heard
the
Utoaiha.u
airs
.
played
and
canie
to
realize
that
here
was
a
sislcji
nation
talking.
They
tuned
in
wilh'u's.
They
.were"
on
our
waVe.
It
was
a
great
experience.
'
'
.-'VV
HVA
Tuning
In
Is
A
Wonderful
Thing,
'JVmiug
in
is
a
modern
idea.
TJip
old
idea
of
life
was
Antagonism
.to-
the
rest
0
the.
world.
Nations
watched
Iheir
opportunity
ainl.took
advantage-of
neighboring
nations.
Seldom
In
we
read
of
nnseirish
co-opcralion.
They
failed
lo
tune
in.
Today
we
know
how
,lo
lime
in.
We
know
it
is
iusl
n
mal-
1....
,.f
I.....,;....
i
11
1
.
'
TELLS
ROTARY
CLUB
OF
PLANS
At
Hie
weekly
luncheon
of
Ihe
lloLnry
Club
yesterday.
J.
A.
Ward
Hell
addressed
the
members
in
a
neat
speech
in
which
Ihinirs
he
bad
alrea.lv
lolil
Hie
members
of
Hie
cily
council
the
previous
evening.
He
congratulated
Ihe
citizens
of
Prince
Hu-
T
.
"l,ur",nP
'trnn)enl
on
is
scheming,
clever
devil,
Ibis
the
same
wave
lej.g
I.
as
the
other.
Then
we
can
communieale
tbiuainan,
in
as
deep
sin
as
his
and
be
nendly
and
J.ear
U.e
broadcasliug
of
harmony.
If
itslrange
gods
lei
him
fall.
P
el,
were
nol
for
the
danger
o
preaching
a
sertnon,
mure
might
be
slanl-eyed,
unemotional,
alwavs
said
about
tins.
II
is
good
lo
hum
in
wilh
our
neighbors.
w,.'.i;i
.
:.
,1,.
.,..1
,ll
I
II.,.
.........
1
11.
....
"
..
:
'I
"-11
""i
me
souii-
.0.
iivi
"
.
nil-
mini-
ll-UgUI
IMIl
We
'1111
iUIJUSt
Hill'
selves
if
we
wijl
am)
il
is
ooly
a
mailer
of
turning
knobs.
A
Lesson,
in
Success
Teach
your
children
to
save.
Open
a
Union
Bank
Savings
Account
for
each
of
them.
Let
them
be
friends
with
the
Bank
Teller
and
take
their
own
deposits
to
him.
J-ft
.min
t
fOBti
to
pvccmm
i
thm
tvini
habit
1,
toup-
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
Expressionless
as
the
Iradi
lional
(Irienlal
is
reputed
lo
be.
il
would
,secin
In
be
jilmusl
impossible
for
an
ar.f
or
before
I
bp
camera
lo
"telegraph"
his
emu-'
lions
lo
Hjp.
.audience.
jiU
this
is
said
'lo
be
one
.of
the
most
striking
feature!)
of
jnany
which
mark
Ihe,
William
Fox
nroduc-
W
ion-
of
VJ'he
Man
Who
Came
Hack."
which
Is
here
lonighl.
Edward
l'iel,
Joimf
noted
as
n
delineator
f
OrienLal
charact
ers,
plays
Hip
roel
of
a
Chinese
gambler,
owner
of
a
place
where
sonii.
woo
the
goddess
of
cbane
and
others
indulge
in
opium
fumes,
while
some
do
both.
He
Hon,
portrays
this
character
so
Ifhujly
lhal
one
almosl
smells
lliii
fumes
of
Incense
ahd
hears
ihe
llnkle
xir
temple
bell
as
he
plays,
according
J.o
adyauce
notices
of
the
picture.
'
Huvv
does
he
do
I1
1
"If
you
study
Orenlnls;"
ays
I'el.
"you
will
learn
that
Ibev
show
lillle
.emotional
expresnlor
in
Iheir
faces.
Hul
watch
Iheir
;eyes.
A
sudden
flush
a
slow
raising
or
the
lijs
n
swift
move
iinenl
or
the
hands
these
are
jrlniraclerislic.
Vou
will
seldom
i
-
a
Ohinamnn
laugh
In
His
'sudden
glee,
scarcely
ever
Will
Ihe
weep
Jn
hU
grief.
Hut
his
I
"yes
will
glow,
or
grow
sullen.
I
j
try
lo
do
thai
In
lhis
.picture.
If
I
gel
il
across,
I
am
u
ad.
Ilul
H
Is
Ihe
result
of
a
study
of
Ibeni,
llial's
all."
l'iel
studied
the
Orienlal
not
pers,
but
allium
stuffed
nere
ami
"T
"
I
here
in
sacking
was
'worth
far
Ward
Bell
Gives
Address
.on
up-jmoiv
limn
I
ho
copra.
eratlon
of
Seal
Cove
.Will
I
.,
Mini
Who
Ham
Hack"
"
ifteorge
-O'Hricn
lias
Hit'
I
i
1
1
role
with
Dorothy
Mackaill
opposite.
Other
in
Ihe
east
are
Lyril
Chadwick,
Hal
pit
J.ewi.
fcm'ily
Fjlzroy,
Hafvey
Clark
And
David
lie
rrcoiufled
a
number
of
H'Kirby.
The
uicture
was
direrl
ed
liy
Emmet
t
1-
lynn.
.Originally,
Hie
snry
was
a
novel
by'
John
Fleming
Wilson.
II
became;
so
siioihilar
llial
Jules
perl
011
Ihe.
iniproycd
appearance,
K,.kor,
;(;(,dm.m
Vii'mle
il
into
a
or
the
.streets
and
buildings
sii(e,pav
nmVj
Kox
lils
,m,diieeil
he
was
here
last
ami
also
on
Oiei
,h(
,.,.,.,,
pirn
or
ilelerinliiHiinn
ue
lounn
eyerywhere.
In
regard
to
the
mill,
Mr.
Hell
said
he
had
tried
tast
year
to
sell
Ihe
properly
in
the
Fast
both
In
the
Fuileil
Slates
and
Canada
and
had
failed.
.
Then
when
he
came
back
to
Vancouver
he
mil
-John
Smith
interested
ami
eventually
sold
it
lo
1
1
1
in
bill
only
after
he
I.
...I
..,r.......l
I,.
1.,
1.
il.
I.
il.
Logs
Secured
Mr.
Hell
said
he
had
ami
contracted
fur
lo;"
enouph
lo
last
rive
or
six
months
and
,vas
in
the
market
Tor
more.
The
mill
siiperinlenileul
with
a
few
millwrights
had
arrived
and
be
yond
lhal
local
men
would
be
employed.
The
mayor
and
coinitij
had
hown
a
good
spirit
and
he
ex
pected
Hie
mill
would
start
just
us
soon
as
Ihe
loss
arrived.
They
hoped
lo
make
il
a
paying'
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.c
YS
1
:
AXOTIIFIl
pessimist
died
this
morning.
Became
an
optimist
IF
the
energy,
pul
into
cross
in
it
hi'niself.
li;
and
Mr.
Smith
l"'1
,M,P-
XVl,.!
'"'I'1
ma)".
,mv"''
f'":
'
'.
"'w
wm,M
were
the
y
ones
interested
in!
l
nougu
10
give
inv
power
jand
Hjihl
lo
all
Die
induslrie
bou"ht"'a'
'"'ehl
eonu
hen1.
"MAY.HF"
is
a
good
name
for
a
lillle
jtower
launch.
Maybe
she'll
go
ami
maybe
she
won't.
Til
EH
E
is
more
I
ban
one
reason
why
a
boat
is
'called
"she."
In
Ihe
first,,
place
her
rigging
i
expensive.
Then-it
is
nnled
that
she
passes
up
all
the
buoys
lo
flirt
with
Ihe
swells.
proposition.
'they
would
pro-
11
queer
me
way
wnshcy
bably
add
a
box
factory
and
"I'ecis
people,
xune
vvaen
iney
shingle
mill.
The
finest
kind
of
i'"''1
carrying
a
loa.i
iiegui
10
curr.
nulu
timber
was
next
door
lo
thei''iers-
10
pray
and
some
jusi
mill.
If
lliey
made
it
pay
Mr.
P-
Smith,
he
fell
sure,
would
lie
en
eouraged
lo
go
ahead
with
the)
M
was
a
modern
boy
who
lell-
pulp
mill.
lie
baiPlnlked.
to
aj'"?
bow
tie
lost
ins
teem
syni
it
ureal
many
people,
experts
and
was
while
shining
gears
on
a
others,
ami
mil
one
bill
agreed
'hillypop.
a
paper
mill
bore
was
ipiite
prae-l
ticable.
However,
it
would
lake
a
I
'
wonder
cabbage
is
dear.
lot
of
money.
The
unsettled
considering
Ihe
ouallly
or
some
conditions
In
'the
country
had
nolji'f
Hie
cigars,
made
the
investment
of
large'
sums;-practicable
but
it
was!
WOKINO
plums
is
soid
In
be
I
Ugrei-il
lhal
'
I
here
must
be
inoipltlie
latest
occupalioif
r
vvomep
1
plants
in
II.C.
and
he
felt
sure
j
polilfeians,
I
there
would
be
a
real
interest
hii
1
the
Prince
lluperl
silualion.
Ml.
Smith
was
a
man
of
means
hut
he
would
not
go
into
Ibis
alone.
Intelligent
Help
Low
grade
logs
bail
lo
be
man-
iifai'luied
into
pulp
ami
paper
while
high
grade
logs
went
for
lumber.
What
Ihe
new
mvnor.s
nsked
Ihe
people
of
Prince
llupert
'was
an
intelligent
helping
louid
when
I
hey
needed
II.
ORIENTAL
THEME
IN
MAN
WHO
CAME
BACK
Study
of
Yellow
Race
Shown
Picture
Here
Tonight
at
Westholme
In
LETS
lake
the
official
pessi-
mist
out
and
bury
him
today.
j
J
Ten
Years
Ago
j
I
in
Plnre
Rupert
February
6,
1915
J
Prince
fieorge,
port
(leorgei
and
Soulli
Fori
(ieorge
are
eachi
ieekiug
iiicoiporatiiui
and
the
problem
is
proving
si
very
vexed,
one
lo
Hie
provincial
govern-!
incut
authorities.
Kae)i
.of
lliej
rival
commijuilies
has
senl
dp-'
legations
lo
Victoria.
I
A
sacred
concert
will
he
held
In
Ihe
Majeslic
Theatre
tomorrow
night
in
aid
of
Hip
Home
earthquake
fund.
Among
those
taking
part
will
be
Jlie
Majestic
riie.ilre
Orchestra,
Jiarry
I'lel-cber.
('.,
I,
Jones,
J.'Lewis,
fJ.
Coulure.
J.
J);
Oav'ey,
Mrs.
J.
Lewis,
A.
Clapperioii,
and
Mr.
J.viins.
Princiial
A.
K.
Brady!
will
be
chairman.
.
v
1
4iev
-paper
In
n:
iftstmi
ui
Vaiii'ouver
mil
March
4.
II
will
be'
named
(ho
Vancouver
livening
Journal,
and
will
be
independent
politically.
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ON
HISTORY
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The
following
are
n
few
of
the
newer
hooks
on
historical
subjects
al
.the
public
library;
"The
Old
and
New
Oermany,"
by
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Clear.
"I'lgypl
and
Hip
Army,"
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i.
I'.lgOOll.
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Tilnp,,,
by
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L.
Klias.
The
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IVont,'
by
(1,
S.
Maxwell.
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liv
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ni-n
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fur
I'liiKiimpiInn
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111
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till
mil
any
nt
rrhnmrv.
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IIOTII.
COMPANY.
I.IMITF.n,
1'iT:
T.
F..
WIIIIhiih,
Maniirir.
Arpllrint,
STEAMER
YUKON
HIT
ROCKS
IN
NORTH
BUT
IS
PROUvMG
SOUTH
SKATI
LK.'
Feb.
fi.
The
Alaska
steamship
Oo.'s
paswnger
liner
V.ukoir
is
jiroceeding
here
from
.evanl
under
.her
ovyu
steam
after
having
stranded
iin
a
rocky
shoal
at
I
be
fir.st
of
t
he
week
luring
a
snow
slorui
near
r.npe
llesurreclion.
'ihe
vessel
Is
leaking
slightly
as
a
result
of
.damaged
plates,
hut
she
is
able
lo
proceed.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICEN8E.
MITICK
l
lien-liy
irlvi-n
Unit
mi
tlw
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sixth
street
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lanih
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thirteen
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II.
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Appllra.nl.
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LIQUOR
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
LICENSE.
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u
herehy
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day
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Quality
Above
All
This
has
been
our
poller
with
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only
in
.China,
hut
he
months
in
will
I'raiu'iM'iV.s
Spent
Chirm
town
and
again,
he
sailed
aboard
rger
..earning
copra
on
tier
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pa
t
it
Get
John
McCormack's
New
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Record
"All
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and
uRose-Maie,,
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Red
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No.
1067
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You
heard
John
McCormack
sing
this
on
the
Radio;
now
.
you
can
hear
it
whenever
you
please
on
the
Vicirola.
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Orchestra
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Salon
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ram
v
lineman
ana
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us
urates
tra
I
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Wonder
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of
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!
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James
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75c"'
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Machine
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Rupert
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Oporatlng
G.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
PaUCn
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
tie.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
hilndle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
tmllle
rnr
rniiKiitiiptlnn
nn
tlie
prelnlHe.
HATKH
at
I'rlnee
llupert,
ll.f:..
this
r.lll
ilay
nr
February.
Itif5.
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HICKS.
Owner
mill
Mainiiier
I'rnrl
CJenii'lit!-
Unlet.
.
Appllnint.
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LIQUOR
ACT.
i
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
BEER
I
LICENSE.
j
.
MiTITK
M
herehy
Riven
Unit
nn
lint
7lli
ilay
nr
Mureh
iwnt
the
initerslrnel
i
Intend
tn
iply
In
the
l.liplnr
r.imlrnl:
Unailt
rnr
a
lleeime
In
reniart
jn
prenil"i:
lielnir
pari
nr
tlie
Imllillnir
klinwn
a:
llnlel
shiirklelnii.
ultiinleil
at
l.'sk,
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the
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I'rnvlili'tt
nr
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lili.jn
tlie
land
deseillied
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l.nt
tuenlv
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to
a
jeirlniered
man
nr
plan
rlepirtlied
m
ihe
l.nnrt
lleirlmv
or
,Uee
at
Ihe
t:ity
of
Prlnee
Jinperi
ami
iiiimhereil
;ii.
nr
the
le
nr
heer
hv
the
Klaa
nr
liy
the
open
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rnr
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uniptlnn
nn
the
pienilM'H.
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owner
and
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Unlei
Sharklelnn,
Applicant.'
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Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restnurant.
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Bakery
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Third
Avenue.
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