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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Mar.
II,
192.".
Council
Did
Well
In
Backing
Up
Engineer.
The
city
council
certaihly
did
the
right
thing
in
hacking
up
tin.'
city
engineer
in
regard
lo
rhoifsing
the
men
whom
he
employs,
lie
is
responsible
to
the
council
for
the
conduct
of
the
work
and
if
he
fails
he
is
the
one
who
will
be
blamed,
To
let
individual
'members
of
the.
council
dictate
who
shall
be
employed
i
a
reversion
to
the
wan
I
politics
of
the
American
cities.
Tlfere
should
lie
no
such
thing
as
applying
to
the
mayor
or
to
any
individual
member
of
the
city
council
for
a
job.
Aiiy
person
who
does
that
should
be(
disqualified
from
getting"
a
job
with
the
city.
There
should
lie
but
one
way
lo
a
position
and
that
through
the
engineer.
'
f
Employment
Of
Local
-
-People
Desirable.
ine
pomoii
oi
me.
my
council
nr
regard
lo
giving
to
local
residents
and
married
people
is
quite
correct
ami
should
he
carried
out
in
a
general
way.
It
must
be
re
menihered,
however,
that
a
man
who
served
the
city
faithfully
when
men
could
not
be
secured
and
who
won
recognition
for
faithful
work
and
was
given
a
promotion,
is
still
worthy
of
re
cognilioif
iT'lhe
best
results'
are
do
be
obtained".
Xh
rurally"
when
the
engineer-gets
a-good,-man
he
wants
tirkeep
him.
He"
is
art-pointed
by
the
wiole
council
and
is
exnecleri
to
produce
residls
and
the,
only
Ihing
lo
do
is
to
back
him
up.
all
the
lime.;
V
'
Vuesiious
like
Hits
are
bound
lo
ane
under
the
present
.system.
The
Hoard
of
Works
is
given
certain
aulliorilv
and
it
is,
to
some
exteil
held
responsible
by
the
Citizens
for
the
success
nftho,
construction
work
in
the
cily.
In
lliis
case,
however,
there
is
no
question
of
competency.
It
is
simply
one
o'T'who
is
to.,
have
charge
of
the
city
work,
the
engineer
or
individual
members
of
the
cily
.council,
and
we
are
emphatic
in
saying
that
Ihe
engiuee.r
js
Ihe
man.
II
is
In
be
hoped
the
members
of
the
city
council
will
stand
firm
.on
this
question,
because
it
is
the
very
basis
of
all
good
government.
f
every
member
of
the
cilyjMMincil
is
to
be
given
the
right
to
say
who
shall
be
employ
ed
hyjluveugineer,
we
might
as
well
throw
up
our
hands,
so
far
as
securing
efficiency
is
concerned.
Engineer
Pearson
has
done
good
work
under
most
difficult
conditions.
He
has
carried
on
and
produced
results
and
the
people
of
the
city
appreciate
it.
Possibly
he.
has
made
mis-lakes.
lr
he
has
nol,
he
is
not
human.
It
is
to
be
hoped
Ural
all
cilizuus
read
the
report
of
the
proceedings
of
the
cilv
council
yesterday,
so
that
they
may
realize
what
a
difficult
-position
the
engineer
holds.
i
Everyone
Realizes
Difficulty
Of
Task.
Kveryone
realizes
Ibe
difficully
or
the-task
of
running
a
business
as
lanre
as
Hint
'rtf
Ihe
ifv.
An.
nM
-.;.
.i...
-v..-.
a..
-
-
....
in,
llll
that
oiiglij
to
be
able
Mlnakevn
pretty
good
thing
roc
himself
if
he
devoted
his
linie
lii
iL,-
Jfihi'
is
-
gooduna
;i
inhaiidliug
-
"-t"'
"
iih
inn
in
iu
own.
ii
miisi
iip
very
unpleasant
to
a
clf-respeeing
alderman
lo
have
men
coming
to
him
or
jobs
all
winter,
especiallv
when
he
knows
he
is
in
no
position
lo
hand
them
out.
There
ought
to
be
some
heller
way
of
condiiclinir
cilv
business
Mom
id-ii
i.';ii,,.
:.
siiited.
Tor
the
position
that
is
vacant
or
he
is
not,
and
the
person
I
iIl
I
t
t-
I
t
In
)
iii.ik
...
11...
'
a
m
hh.ij
imiiiw
is
jm-
engineer,
n
lie
is
not
suited,
the
en
gineer
or
ins
Joreinnii
will
soon'
find
il-oul.
Under
our
system
he
is
the
man
who
can
best
undertake
Ihe
work.
If
there'
were
a
city
manager,
he
wtlitld
do
it
and
the
mayor
and
aldermen
i.
i.
in
in
h
1
1
a
t
me
oonoxiotis
iask
thrust
on
Ihem
as
spprns
lo
lie
the
cae
now.
UNEXPECTED
GUEST
a
tin
of
KLIMonthe
WITH
pantry
shelf,
you
are
never
at
a
toss
for
milk
when
n
unexpected
guest
arrives
'or
the
milk-man
forgets
to
call.
Klim
Brand
Powdered
Whole
Milk
Is
rich,
full-cream
dairy
milk
wllli
only
the
moisture
removed.
.
It
keeps
sweet
and
fresh
for
months
and
is
Ideal
for
every
pur
pose
for
which
you
now
use
full-cream
milk.
Order
a
tin
frnm
your
grocer
today
CANADIAN
MII.K
fKODUCTS
Limited
Toronto
Wlnnlprg
Montreal
li.
.
uii
at
7
MB
Sold
by
Hupcrl
Tablo
Supply
Co.
BIG
BUSINESS
ALASKALUMBER
Prospects
Never
Better
and
Mills
Preparing
to
Take
Care
of
English
Spruce
Demands
"Alaska
shipped
i.HOil.imO
feel
oT
clear
spruce
through
Seattle
last
year,
ami
will;
far
stirp'ass
that
ft
pure
this
season,"
declared
II.
V.
lleinUlemnn,
assistant
I'.S.
district
forester,
with
hea.louarters
at
Juneau,
lo
Hie
Post-liilcllifrencer
in
Seattle
last
week.
"Lumber
prospects
never
were
better.
Larjfe
-orders
for
clear
spruce
are
coming
in
from
Kng-hind.
The
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
are
ilmv
inslalliiitf
a
new
electric
sawmill
of
10(1,0(10
reel
daily
capacity.
Hie
Juneau
mill
is
being
enlarged
and
improved,
and
extensive
changes
are
fieing
made
in
YVraugcll
mill
and
loading
facilities
to
lake
care
of
the
in
creased
demand.
Practically
all
Alaska's
lumber
comes
In
Seattle
for
reshipnient,
either
by
rajl
or
boat,
"(Sovern-nienl
foresters,"
says
Ileintzle-niiiii,
"have
cruised
and
mapped
)iio,0(i(i
acres
of
pulp
timber
and
blocked
it
into
units
for
ab'.
We
have
mapped
water
power
sites
lo
He
used
ny
con
cerns
buying
Ihe
pulp
rights.
In
iildiltou,
we
have
leased
125;
islands
of
from
2,500
acres
down
to
private
firms
or
individuals
for
blue
fox
farming
which
is
rapidly
becoming
a
leading
inr
luslry."
laughter.
TELKWA
The
last
few
days,
the
weather
has
been
decidedly
like
spring,
nil
the
nights
are
very
cold
ami
frosty.
Mrs.
A.
Walker
left
last
week
for
the
coast,
where
she
will
spend
several
weeks
visiting
her
On
Friday
nisbt,
a
ltov
scout
concert
Under
the
ilireclion
of
1-
It.
Cliallleburg,
was
given
in
the
Tclkwa
Hall.
II
was
a
very
great
success
and
credit
is
due
many
local
artists
who
so
willfirzly
gave
their
services.
.Mrs.
J.
(ireen
entertained
the
ladies
of
SI.
Stephen's
(iilild
at
the-.Mission
House
on
Tuesday.
VVork
is
being-
prepared
for
the
Master
lea.
The
bridge
over
I
lie
Telkwa
river
is
growing
fast
and
when
completed
will
be
most
useful.
The
various
contracts
for
ice
have
been
compleled,
so
Ho
stores
are
all
ready
for
a
hot
summer.
The
dance
in
aid
of
the
Telk
wa
Library
which
was
to
have.
been
held
on
March
17,
has
beep
changed
lo
Friday,
March
13,
sf
as
not
lo
conllict
wilh
a
dance
on
thai
dale
in
Sinilliers.
All
Ihe
teachers
in
Ibis
part
Of
Ihe.
district
.attended
the
cmi-
vetillOn
in
Smitli'ers
and
found
it
li
Very
pjeasanl
and'
interesting
break
in.
(he
term's
work.
(&,V
..
Ion.
SMITHERS
K,
IS.
Orchard,
proprietor
of
Ihe
Hueklcy
Hplel,
relumed
lo
I
own
on
Sunday,
after
a
long
a
pleasant
holiday
spent
sightseeing
in
Ihe
coast
cities
from
Vancouver
lo
Los
Angeles.
Miss
Helen,
Kraut
until
recent
ly
on
Ihe
stair
in
the
Public,
(Works
olllee
left
on
Sunday
for
n
.:..!!
I..
I
I.
....
in
Hsu
in
iii-r.
iiarcuis
in
nazci
On
Monday,
March
0,
a
son
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Salenibier
of
Sinilliers.
Mrs.
A.
F.
Ford'
and
young
daughter;
left
on
Tuesday's
east
bound
(rain
on
an
extended
I
rip
lo
be
spohl
Visiting
friends
and
relallves
on
(he.
prairies
and
in
he
easlern
slales.
A.
Ilrnoksbank,
a
member
of
Hie
Dybbavii
iv
Hanson
slalT
al
l'rince
IUipert,
Is
spending
a.
few
ibiys
in
town.
V..
(i.
Hellicinl,
of
Houston
was
a
lmsiiH'ss
visitor
In
I
own
early
ill
I
he
"w
eek.
M;
(1.
McLeod,
an
oniclal
or
the
Forestry
branch
slalioued
at
Flnlay
Forks,
was
a
visitor
in
town,
looking,
up,
old
ac.qiiarill-
ances.
Mr.
Mcl.eod
lias
a
mm!
of
first
hiiiidiiiiloiiiinlion
nil
the
suhjeel
of.
a
railway
for
J'eac.e
Itiver,
and
jlTIsAtesvs
on
the
most
feasible
route
were
sought
'''
those
jiilei;e.ed
bi.lliis
i"uesliotr.
Chief
Const
aid?
V.
Service
left
for
the
west
on
Tursdiiv
night's
train,
al
Kitwnnga
lie
picked
up
a
man
charged
wjlh
robbery
whom
he-
took
on
'
lo
Prince
lluperl
'
tor
trial.
Mr.
Service
expects
to
jfo
as
far
0
Victoria
before
returning
Jo
Sinilliers.
H
.
t
J
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prince
Rupert
j
March
11,
1915.
Fears
are
cxiressed
for
Ihe
safety
of
l-'ajher
Leroux
and
Father
Houvire,
Hoiiian
Calholie
priests,
and
it
is
believed
that
they
may
have
been
murdered
in
the-
Mackenzie
Hiyer
country.
They'
have
been
missing
for
some
time
and
an
ludiiln
is
said
lo
have
been
seifn
recently
wearing
their
vestments.
f
Kdward
I
frown
of
Ihe.
Queen
CharlolleN
Pelroleum
CO.
intends
lo
diamond
drill
on
(inihaiu
Is
land
id
order,
to
lest
oil
possibilities.
The
lifiiiiagenieiil
believes
that
"a
di-fil
will
show
bei
yond
all
doubt
thai
oil
exists
in
the
district
,
in
cTinunereial
iuau-
Willi
the
develoi'inent
of
the
halibul
fisheries
out
of
this
port,
it
is
believed
that
the
local
dry-
lock
will
be
used
extensively
for'
the
building
of
fishing
vessels.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
J
YS:-
Till!
man
I
should
like
Hi
be
is
the
cily
engineer,
I
like
l-i
he
nagged.
KVKHYO.VH
is.
entitled
lo
an
opinion
as
long
as
lie
tloi's
noli
express
it
or
whispers
it
softly.;
However
I
here
are
exceptions
Lo
even
this
rule.
WHYi'
be
a
I
way
j
looking
for
cures
when
,
there's
iiolhing
wrong?
VIIITUI-:
is
all.
rigid,'
but
why
must
it
always
ln..-o
jdaiu?
TWO
things
necessary
lo
,hap
piness
in
summer
are
a
clean
conscience
and
a
molorboal,
says
I
Jake.
And,
he
adds,
if
il's
to
be;
a
choice
of
the
two,
give
me
thei
little
boat.
FOR
a
good
place
lo
learn
'Ihej
art
of
polite
conversation,
givci
in?
the
city
council
every
time.
,
,NOV
I
come
In
think
of
il,
I;
Baker's
Cocoa
There
are
twenty-five
to
thirty
-different
grades
of
cocoa
beans,
bur
Baker's
Cocoa
is,
made
of
high-grade
beans
only.
That
is
one
reason
why
it
is
better.
HADE
IN
CANADA
BY
MerBakeraCo.Limlted
MonlrwilXanada
DonhcsferMass
0ooku!
or
cnoice
Rtcircs
unt
mt
i
I'd
hale
lo
rob
the
cily
of
sixty
cents
a
day.
I
1
1
give
me
a
job
wilh
a
cily,
A
rattling
good
job
with
a
car.
Where
1
could
rat
lie
my
raiding
bones
With
Ihe
ratllclrap
powers
i
Ihal
;
are.
S'es,
a
job
with
the
cily
I
crave.
Wilh
leu
good
bosses
or
more.
Where
I
might
do
as
I
like
all
day
And
no
one
to
make
me
sort.
.
-
.
I'll
apply
llieh
lo
vMderiuan
(5ase
Failing
jhat
I'll
go
to
Ihe
mayor;
And
then
In
(he
end,
to
the
engineer
wend,
For
a
slrawboss
he'll
make
me
for
fair.
WIIK.N
you
are
thinking
about
investments
do
not
fiyxel
eiui-siileriug
a
marriage
license
as
a
reel
I
y
good
gamble.
WATER
NOTICE.
USt
AND
STORAGE
TAKK
M)Tli:i:
thai
.Mamx-ll
TImiImT
Co..
I.
iinUi'il,
ulHKf
aililrfsii
lit
"US
l-aririi-MiiiIiIiiik,
VutidiuMT,
n.c,
will
a
p
I
y
Tor
.1
llriniH
in
Hike
anil
ui'
.'"
culilr
rip
I
per
M-miiii,
mid
lo
Miii-f
5M,
tvre-tf
l
of
water
mil
at
Mrrain
known
Am
IIIvit,
which
riuws
noiiilii-rly
and
itrain
inln
laoiMl
Inlet,
alxiut
cni
and
out-
II.
llf
IliHin
intfrlv
rrnlii
ilinV
h-v
ll;l
j
ll.C.
TIm
Unriurc-d.iiii
will
lie
Im-ated
at
ine
oiiiipi
ur
aim
l.aki-
nr
ai
a
imi
in
low
I
lie
ald
mi
tie
I.
to
lie
nii-riiiliKri
af
ler
survey
Ii.ivp
Iwcn
inaflc.
Tni-
raparlt.
or
the
rofrilr
to
Ix-
rrpalrit
H
alionl
;:,M.
Hire
r-Pl.
and
It
will
Timid
alxrtit
S.Htiil
ai-res
of
land.
The
waler
will
lie
diverted
(nun
Ihe
ktrenin
at
a
Milnl
alionl
Ihe
hiratloii
or
Ihe
Moraye-dani,
namelv.
Ihe
oiiilet
nf
Aln
Lake,
ami
will
lie
n-eil
for
power
and
Indiitlrlal
rtn-lWisrH
iiihui
I
Ihe
land
ilem-nlied
n
l.nt
1(17
or
on
l.ul
444.
Till
I
ml
lie
wa
polled
on
the
(tnniiid
.on
Hie
7lli
day
or
February.
101.
A
ropy
.or
Hilt
noili'i;
and
an
appll.
'atlon
purmiiinl
Uiereto
and
to
the
'-Waler
.m,.itti.
will
Im'
rilen
in
Ihe
orriee
r
ine
waier
iiei-orner
HI
rrlnre
Itinieit
oiijerlloiiit
In
the
applli-atlon
may
lie
men
wnn
ine
sain
waler
Ileeorder
nr
wilh
Ihe
Comptroller
or
Waler
lilrhK.
i-ariiaineni
niiiiiiinir,
iriori.i,
n.i
within
thirty
d.iy
aner
the
rirt
areiir
nili-e
of
nntlce
In
a
luml
neu'Dimner
The
dale
or
the
rirol
piihhrallon
or
llll
lionre
Monday,
Mann
,
IBJ5.
MASSIiTT
TIMIOill
CO..
LTD..
.
...
-
Applicant.
.
arnnonover,
A
Kent.
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
I
COLUMBIA
In
the
Mailer
or
the.
AdmlnUtrallon
Act:
and
i
In
tlm
.Mailer
or
Ihe
KMate
or
Y.
Wakl-I
liiotu.
iereaied,
Inlentate,
I
TAKK
MiTICi:
ih.it
hy
Order
or
III
1
Honor
I'.
Mrll.
Vonnir,
miide
the
nth
duv
or
(ehniary,
1US.
I
wan
appolmed
Ad-HilhlMrntor
or
Hie
enlate
of
Die
hue
I
V.
Wnklmoto.
ilei-enned,
ami
all
riarileH
havlna
riding
a
vain"
I
the
mild
eaie
arc
heri-hy
reiinlred
lo
riirnlKli
lame,
pro
perly
vermeil
to
me.
on
or
lierore.
Hint
day
or
March,
1
ffSa.
and
alt
pnrtlea
Indented
to
ihe
mild
ilale
are
reiinlred
to
pay
Ihe
an
tit
or
Ihelr
Imli'lilednena
to
me
rorltmiih.
'OHMN
A.
w.TT,
orrirlal
AdmliiMlrator,
.
.
.
,
,
I'rliH-e
lluperl.
ll.C.
Paled
thin
iiM
.diiy
or
February.
I0J.V
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
8UPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
Ihe
Matter
or
ihe
AclmliilMratlnii
Aft
ami
In
Ihe
Mailer
or
the
F.ntale
or
William
Cameron
Sim,
lieeeaed,
Inienlale.
TAKK
MITICK
that
hy
order
or
III
Honor
I.
Men,
Vonnir,
minle
ihe
Slili
iLiv
nr
I'tlii-
v
.
li
Kin.
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.
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a
.'.
iw.i.
i
nnn
npiioinien
AdinlnlMralor
or
Ihe
enhiie
or
William
filllDNlh
III,.,
iln.i.u
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;
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"
ia
rue
havlnirVrlalin
,
naalntt
Hie
mild
eMale
are
hereby
reipilred
to
riirnlxh
name.
pro.
pi-rly
yeririeil
in
me,
nil
or
heMre
tlie
5th
day
or
Marrh,
..i.
u!,
and
all
partle
Indebted
to
the
emaie
are
renulred
to
pay
Ihe
amonnl
or
Ihelr
ImlehledneHH
tn
me
forthwith.
NOIIMAM
A.
WATT,
orrielal
AfliniiittrH
tor,
....
I'rlm-e
import.
ll.C
Uatcd
tlia
5Ui
day
or
February,
im,
W'fdne
..by.
jf.lP,
1
II
n
IF
exercise
gave
slender
lines,
some
tongues
would
be
nothing
but
length
without
breadth.
J'HKHK
once
was
a
woman
who
apologized,
but
that
was
long,
long
ago
j
i
We
cant
describe
if!
What?
That
ilmt
Taste
1
Why
not?
There
are
no
words
that
could
possibly
describe
the
lovely
flavor
you
become
acquainted
with
at
the
first
taste
What
of?
Here's
its
picture
5c
&
10c
should
like
to
gel
a
lillle
job
as
a
straw
IiOsk-
or
soiueihin'
just
lo
tide
over
the
bad
times
until
the
holiday
season
begins.
Possibly
if
I
were
lo
apply
to
.he
mayor
or
one
of
the
abler-;
men
I
might
gel
it.
Only
Ihimjj
JM2
SALMON
TROLLERS
He
fore
oiilfdhng:
it
will
pay
yon
to
iiipt
I'l-olliiig
Hear.
We
have
a
new
line
oi
Salmon
Hooki,
Swlvells,
Cuttyhunk
and
Gear
or
all
kind.
In
our
slock
yoo
wdl
liod
CYcrylluug
w.
Anchors,
Rope,
Chain,
Marine
Hardware
of
and
Copper
Paints,
Galley
Stoves
-uid
I
Iciixi-
if
it's
for
Ihe
boat
we
have
it.
Moats
are
tot
ccr
year
by
fire
h:ive
mi
K-lplf.
Hull
Pyreno
Fire
Extinguisher
yet?
W
e
sell
tln
in
4
.In
1
1
and
see
us.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
710
Second
Ave.
'Near
Post
Office)
New
Spring
HATS
BROCK
.
BILTMORE
BILTiWORE
STEVE
KING
$6.00
$5.00
$4.00.
Phone
Green
85.
Third
Avm
Family
Shoe
Store
Come
in
and
see
Ihe
lalesl
exclusive
de
.........
r....
..
wciu
no
.'iMiiif.
eUAfl
We
are
sole
apreuls
for
Ihe
famous
ONYX
8nuti
also
MURRAY'S
SHOES
and
oilier
well
knov.it
Perfect
Fit
Guaranteed
S5.00
and
up.
Third
A
Dhnn
tn.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
lo
huildiiip
next
door
to
Frizzell
Hulcher
simp.
from
the
Hnipress
Hotel
We
enrry
n
full
line
of
.
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDID
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
.limoc
Taeelll
w
u
I
v
ui
vio
Canadian
National
Railtfg
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
.
..a
rl..(lnn
DfV
U0"1
vipraving
u.
i.
r.
u,i.'uu
iuii
r
""
Enolncerf,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths
-makers,
Founders,
Woodworners,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING'
.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kind
"f
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
Pattef