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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
February
27,
1925.
Learn
Lesson
From
Present
Situation.
The
proent
demoralization
of
the
halibut
market
owing
to
the
rushing
on
to
'Kite
market
of"inimene,
quantities
of
fish
without
any
preliminary
preparation
should
prove
u
lesson
and
a
guide
.is:
to
what
is
likely
to
lie
repeated
another
year
nnless
teps
are
taken
to
prevent
it.
For
mouths
there
has
been
no
halibut
except
the
frozen
variety
niijl
then
within
three
days
a
million
pounds
comes
to.
this
port
and
the
buyers,
do
not
know
what
lo
do
with
it,
esju'cially
as
there
is
milch
more
duS
within
the
next
few
days.
It
is
understood
that
the
cold
storage
plants
on
the
coast
still
have;
Mime
of
last
year's
ruteh
on
hand
and
they
hesitate
lo
fill
up
lhir
storage
rooms
ihis
early
in
the
season
to
hold
tin
til
next
Winter.
The
'Canadian,
market
is
not
buying
fresh,
fish
until
prmg.
-
v-
..-'
.-..-
,.
TheiJishermeii
through
their
organization,
it
seems
to
us,
hoidd
consult
with
the
buyers
and
nake
some
arrangement
.
in
go
oui'iii
rotation
ami
possioiy
inoi
me
lirices
or
in
some
manner
endeavor
industry.
No
Such
Thing
As
A
Canadian.
There
is
no
to
overcome
.
a
Mil
nation
which
injures
the
uch
thing
as
a.
Canadian
in
I
lie
law
when
registering
a
child.
The
parents
have
racial
origin.
Canada
is
nut
old
enough
to
have
eyes
of
to
(five
developed
the
its
a
race.
,
,
.
,
There
are
in
this
country
cases
where
an
Irishman
of
French
descent
has
married
a
Scottish
woman
whirsc
'mother
was
German.
They
have
gone
to
"the
registry
office
and
have
been
slightly,
puzzled
to
know
what
race
to
call
the
child.
Yet
they
were"
debarred
from
calling
it
Canadian.
H
seems
to
us
about
lime
that
the
word
"Canadian"
night
lo
be
good
enough
for
anyone
and
no
vpiestions
asked
beyond
that.
If
the
person
registering
is
not
'Canadian,
then
it
is
all
l
ight
lo
ferret
'out
the
ancestry.
CahauTa'iis
here"
sTioiild
insist
that
they
have
.no
other
nationality.
We
do
not
want
French-Cansdiaus,
English-Canadians,
Scotch-Cunadiant,
Dutch-Cana-ilia
ns.
All
we
vant
is
Canadians
without
any
prefix.
Dream
Of
Great
Leader
Comes
True.
Sivly
years
ago,
there
was
in
Kngland
n
teacher
of
religion
who
hail
a
visum
of
a
better,
brighter,
happier,
more
spiritual
worm,
lie
inoiigni
or
a
world-in
which
there,
was
more
justice,
more
kindness,
more
sympiithy,
more
compassion
;
less
drunkenness,
les.s
enielJy,
less
trouble,'
less
pain-a:
peaceful,
proMM'Hui
world.-
'
V
'
.
.
.'
.
.
This
'teacher'
of
Waigl.tifi'ill
a'jiiniu-'
isler
or
the
.Methodist
iMinimmitoii"
in
rffigYaWuT'
7iuerwW?ii'
famous
asVilliam
Rooth,
the
Ceneral
and
head
or
lite
Salvation
Army.
Rev.
William
Rooth
was
quite
familiar
with
the
conditions
or
life
in
cei'jiiin
iortious
of
the
great
cities
of
Kngland
sixty
years
ago.
K.iru
in
Nottingham,
he
had
grown
to
manhood
in
fi
crowded
trSirte
centre,
and
he
had
lived
and
worked
for
years
among
the
poor
of
Fast
London,
lie
underslood
and
appreciated
the
temporal
and
spiritual
condition
in
which
mauv
of
the
Rrilish
peope.peul
their
lives,
lie
knew
the
want
and
destitution
of
many
homes.
Rut
il
was
not
their
poverty
that
troubled
ANM
LEAGUE
mm
mosi.
What
troubleit
him
most
deeply
was
spiritual
poverty,
chairman
ACTIVE
BODY'
ed
Excsllent
Results
EIGHTY
THOUSAND
TURNOVER
Sum
of
$3,500
In
Bank
With
Which
to
Start
New
Year
Is
Reported
AXYOX.
lVI.
2
Hie
annual
meeiinjr
of
Hie
Conuivunilv
League
was
held
in
Iterreation
Hall
on
Wednesday
evening,
February.
25.
The
atlendanre
was
fair,
the
fart
"thai
there
were
-no
kicks
to
register
haviner
something
lo
iln
with
the
small
turn
out:
bill
those
who
were
present
were
enthusiastic
enniiph.
The
president.
Dr.
Harper,
orrupied
the
chair
until
the
report
of
the
secret
an
y
was
read
when
he
retired
and
("ieorpc
Warwick
was
selected
by
the
meet
in?.
The
secretary's
report
outlined,
the
various
activities
of
-the
leajriie
for
11)21,
told
of
what
revenue
was
produced
jn
all
branches
as
well
as
what
the
dif
ferent
departments
had
cost.
A
balance
sheet
as
at
December
.51.
l'J2S.
was
handed
lo
the.
members
attending
as
well
as
a
copy
of
the
newly
printed
constitution
ami
bylaws,
which
the
last
annual
media?
had
authorized
the
council
lo
prepare.
Apart
from
the
information
on
the
balance
heel
and
showing
the
financial
laiidiiijr
of
the
leasrue,
total
ex-
oeditnres
on
all
accounts
for
I
he
Vear
had
amounted
lo
80.-iwM),
while
receipts
from
all
sources
were
slightly
in
excess
of.
.18
1,00(1.
Expenditures
In
the
general
activities
cov
ering
athletics,
.grymnusiuiiL,
li
brary,
entertainment!,
elc
Ihe
feuirue
had
spent
over
-St
1,000,
while
;
receipts
from
these
sources'
had
been
about
(,00fl.
The
liabuice-sheel
would
show
cash
assets
in
the
bank
of
$3,-
.titHi.
as
against
a
balance
of
$2.
J
30(1
in
Jl2'3v:-'-'At
that
time,
there
had
lieeii
I'.iid
out
on
de
birred
.expense
arroimt
.
some
ssiini,
which
pave
nolually
2iii)0,
while
at
December,
PJ24,
there
was
over
7on
lo
the
nredil
of
the
league
in
deferred
charges,
which
made
the
amount'
really,
to
I
he
league's
credit
at
present"!
5.200.
I'here
had
been
one
particu
larly
heavy
expense
In
11)21.
the
re-making
of
the
tennis
minis.
which
had
cost
slightly
over
2,-500,
while
the
expenses
in
re-placim'
fire
losses
were
also
heavy.
During
the
coming
year
it
was
hoped
lo
get
revenue
I
lie
same
as
in
n2i,
arm
iney
snniiiu
inaKe
bolh
ends
meet
and
a
little
heller
by
judicious
management.
The
swiiiigs"
(in
the
children's
playgrounds
would
have
lo
be
renewed
and
there
would
be
expenditure!)
In
make
at
the
ball
grounds,
while
a
summer
camp
would
possibly
be
established
at
Alice
Ann
where
the
cannis
built
by
the
firanby
Company
a
year
ago
for
'lumbering-
purposes'
may
he-'
available.
With
the
financial
statement
was
an
inventory
of
goods"
listed
aj,a,fair
price.,
D
Showed
a
val-tfaiiKn
if'-tTrt'Onas
against
15,000
a
year
ago.
A
roll
ten
per
cent
had
been
written
off
all
buildings
for
depreciation.
Excellent
Service
In
concluding
the
report,
the
seVrelary
called
at
lent
ion
lo
the
exceHenjl
servioe
rewinred
the
community
by"
the
retiring
council.
The
meeting
then
tendered
a
vole
of
thanks
lo
the
retiring
and
'
council,
and
i
n
ciuine.-woii
wttn
lliis
sptriltial
work,
William
Roolh
con-1
(lliairman
Warwick
-then
said
reived
tliirynjiiy.adjiiocts
would
be
required.
He
saw
thai
thereisome
nice
things
about
the
sec-would
be
required,
employment
bureaus,'
manufacturing
plants'
rdnry
and
his
work,
which
the
wuri-r
leinporan
.tMiipioyineiii
could
he
had,
farmhouse.
bir
disabled
people-,
rood
depots
for
the
hungry,
salvage
stores,
tals,
homes
for
children,
homes
for
the
aged.
He
regarded
the
.
i
....
i
i.
...
ii
i
-.
i
.,
.
...
spirn.i...
wo.
ts
utr
rssriiiiiu
ciemcni,
wiin
an
else
following,
jug
names
were
submitted-
Mr
or
necessity.
William
Roolh
had
the
dream
that
this
might
be
I
o.
K.
Ihvyer,
Mrs
J
Cloke
Mrs
aceoinplished.
It
would
require
great
e.fforl
on
Ihe
parl
or
manv
L.
i.
McOuarrie,
Miss
Champion
devoted
men
and
women,
and
il
-would
require
large
stuns
off
H.
H.
Marnier,
H.
D.
Soulhnm
II
I
money,
but
he
believed
that
it
could
and
would
be
done.
F.
Iloghen.
W.
Robertson
C
Mc-'
Sixty
years
have
now
passed,
and
nllbongh
the
great
work
Lachlan,
Dr.
Harper,
(i
War-i
im
me
.-.(iivauon
rtrmy-is
siur-imis
iiuancy,
ine
acconiplisinnenls
vvtck.
(i.
I).
Toswishend
)
a
are
already
far
bejoud
all
that
William
Rooth
dreamed
in
theierv.
p.
McDougall
Xickerson"
earlier.vears.
Sixty
.years
ago
William
Rooth
stood
alone
in.A.'ll.
Morkitl.
llev'
j'
It
ii,son
Ihe
world.
Even
the
Chrislian
Mission
had
not
been
organized.
J.
Hail.
V
Dresser
and
II
C
All
.that
the
re
was
of
this
modern
movement
was
locked
up
in
Fricker.
in
connection
with
Ihe
heart
or
this
single
individual.
Sixty,
years
have
now
passed'
nominations
for
the
Community
am
instead
of
one,
lone
evangelist,
there
are
in
the
spiritual
i
League
Council,
nomination
and
social
work
of
the
organization
more
than
20,000
officers,
'
were
received
at
Ihe
meeting
fr
who
speak
more
than
fifly
languages
and
who
carry
forward
!
Reach
representation
,,
Hie
Ihis
spiritual
and
.relief
work
in
eighty
countries.
To
recruit
Hospital
Hoard.
The
represfnta-their
ranks
there
are
1.000
yoliug
people
.in
army
colleges,
in
I
live
for
ly,
John
Mr-CnUum
......v
in
tw.viuj
ciiiitiiries,
iraiiuiiK
lor
ine
same
great
ser-
was
re-elected
without
,vice.
The
ideas
of
Ihe
founder
have
been
retained.
The
army!
lion.
is
sun
ine
menu
ot
me
uiirorliiunle.
and
to
millions
of
the
poor
Ihe
best
message
of
the
Christian
failh
is
brought.
The
Man
in
the
Mood
,c
YSs-
Illi:
modern
Amciicilii
Japper
jMihserihe
li
the
slogan
of
I
if1.
Annual
Report
01
aecrevary
lijity
nii.l
a
plaee
lo
park
her
n
i
in.
j
L
Mil
1
n
n
Cknuia
CANADIAN
jrirls
say
they
don't
like
Ihis
iiinilerii
method
of
sending
kisscn
over
the
tela
plume.
!
,.'"
COOfdlMlF.
is
a
bit
lalewith
Hull
uvnii!
iiri
r,.!?tiiu,
iif
lii
M
fciunvff
plaiMUvfervkllicv
hol.fl
them'
every
rvuninj.
XOW-
then,
voting
men
and
young
ladies,
AVlio
is
lo
be
the
first
lo
taklv'a
'.lip
in
the
.Sail
Lakes
this
year;?
JAKE
says
he
thinks'
the
-Man
in
I
lie
Moon
dope
&
4
lie
bunk.
I
always
Ihntight
so.
CltU:sS
word
puzzles
ought
lo
benefit
sjenojraphers.
They
say
it
helps
o
leach
people
lo
spell.
THKHK
t
an
expedition
going
to
the
Mafay
iieiiiusului
to
sludy
wild
men.
And.
we
have'
had
plenty
of
wild
women'
right
here
all
the
lime.
1
LOVE
a
lassie,
wild,
wild
lassie;
Site's
Die
.wildest
one
Unit
ever
you
did
see;
Hut
in
s'lite
of
that
I.
love,
her;
shall
never
love
another
For
lltere's
none
can
thrill
me.
just
the
same
lis
she.
I
II
h
modern
girl
seems
lo
think'
the
modern
young
man
is
tuilt
for
sliced,
so
she
gives
him
i
lead.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pilnee
Rupert
February
27,
1315.
.
The
lieriuun
cruiser
Leipsig,
which
was
tit
large
in
the
l'aei
Fir
Ocean
fur
several
month,
has
been
sunk
olT
the
Falkland
Is
lands.
.
lib
the
participation
of
Turkey
in
Ihe
World
War,
il
is
freely
tiredicled
Ihat
Ihe
hoslili
lies
will
develop
inlo
a
holy
struggle.
Weston
Coyney
has
received
ItKiok
of
verses
written
by
his
newspaper
friend,
Lieut.
Pere
grine
Aclaiid,
who
for
a
short
lime
was
an
editor
in
Prince
lluperl.
The
verse.
were
written
while
Lieut.
Acland
was
in
mid
Atlantic
on
his
way
lo
France.
SERVED
BREAKFAST
vi
AT
SKIDEGATE
DANCE
Largest
Crowd
In
Attendance
at
School
Opening
Since
Stork
Meeting
SKIDI-.fiATF,
Feb.
27.-
At
the
long
awaited
opening
of
Ihe
new
Dufferin
I'allutlo
school
at
Skide-
KiiJe,
held
on
Friday
February
1.1,
il
'bitf,ilanre
was'lielii
il
which
a
short
ndili
es
"was
read,
hy
.
Mrs
i'jn
iiirner.
tins
giillierrils"
was
Hie
large!
thai
tins',
been
held
U
this
is
6drJ
of,tln
IslitHjl
jsincc
llfr.
sit
of
Fred
Shirk,
M.P.,
IW'l
years
aso.
People
were
prcscu;
tvfim.
Tl-ell,
Lawn.
Hill.'
Miller
Lreekr
Ski.legale
.Mission,
Saud-sfit,
Queen
Charlolle
Cily
and
Cumshewa
and
Ihe
sehool
wti
crowded
In
I
lie
doors.
Ihe
aitiingements
for
Ihe
dance
weru
in
the
bauds
of
h
conuniltee
of
lmlics
Und
silt
cuiuinillees
were
apiioiuleil
fj
look
after
the
various
departments,
and
they
acquitted
themselves
admirably.
A
four
piece
orchestra
was
in
meeting
endorsed.
;a:
tendance
and
I
hey
discoursed
Nominations
for
the
i
j
2
5
!
;
council
proeeedin.g,
Ihe
follow
opposi-
Adverllse
In
the.
Dally
News.
Treat
Colds
Externally
For
sore
throat,
bronchitis
or
deep
chert
colds,
rub
Vicks
VapoRub
briskly
over
throat
and
clst
and
vcr
with
warm
llannel.
Vicks
acts
In
two
ways
both
direct!
abtorUil
like
a
liniment
and
inhaUd
as
a
vapejr.
A
tjuick
nM
for
the
cold
troubles
of
all
the
family.
19498
XmMmW
March
Supplement
Chotce
selections
that
will
put
new
life
in
your
Victrbla.
Popular
song
"hits"
of
the
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RECORDS
Doulh-sideJ,
75c.
All
Alone
Fox
Trot
International
Novel
tv
Orch.
Peter
Pan
Fox
Trot
Waring'
I'ennsylvanians
jOh!
Joseph
Fox
Trot
2
16-1
S3
j
Moon,
Dream
Shore
Fox
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(
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Eyes
Fox
Trot
SGlad
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Domineer
and
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Ev'ry
thing
You
Do
Fox
Trot
I
Barney
Rapp
and
His
Orchestra
'Oh
Mabel
Fox
Trot
19533'
Keep
Smiling
at
Trouble
rox
irot
Waring's
Pennsylvanians
Alone
With
You
Fox
Trot
Art
Hickman'
Orchestra
China
Girl
Fox
Trot
Henry
Halstead
and
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Doulle-sided,
75c.
......
Archibald
216485
..
,
My
Word
Stan
Bennett
of
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VOCAL
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Continued
Insufficient
Sweetie
1954'J
Get
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andSwcep
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rumit
Atone
So
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Sunset
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Victor
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Or
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RED
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1063
All
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(
Rose
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'John
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I
Pierrot's
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Suns
Chansonnette.
,
(
Love's
Sorrow
1057
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,
My
Lovely
Celia
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(Silvestri)
I'escji
d'arnmoie
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