.,an,iary
30.
1025.
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SALE
25c
off
ch
and
every
pair
DNEfi
in
stock
lemers
27
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or
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ARRIVED
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and
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LABOR
PARTY
FOR
JAPANESE
Organization
Proceeds
In
Anticipation
of
Passage
of
Manhood
Suffrage
Act
TOKIO,
Jan.
30.
The
Japanese
Federation
nf
Labor
ami
its
affiliated
organization,
is
an.'
lively
engaged
In
1
In
formation
of
a
national
labor
parly
in
anticipation
of
the
passage
of
Hip
manhood
suffrage
art
al
Hip
present
session
of
tin-
Dipl.
'I'Iip
leaders
claim
llial
with
the
barking
of
llic
Fanners'
Association
and
other
agrarian
soci-clips,
tlie
Japanese
Fabian
Society
a
til
kiinliT.I
organizations,
they
have
several
hniiilretl
thousand
polenliul
otes,
ami
Dins
hope
let
Aeritrc
rrpresenlalion
in
lie
lower
house
al
the
next
national
elections.
They
also
claim
thai
Hip
Siiihrisha,,
a
national
organization
of
so-called
.neial
outcasts,
will
join
Hip
new
paily.
There
art1
said
In
lie,
Jiihonl
8110,000
r
these
men.
Platform
j
The
pint
form
of
the
new
parly
I
is
socialistic
and
sweeping
in
its
1
1
c
in
;i
li
1
for
reforms.
II
Includes
an
increase
in
Hie
rights
of
the
working
men,
especially
in
free
speech
and
assemblage;
adoption
of
universal
suffrage;
,;i
railieill
reorganization
of
the
j
Mouse
of
Peers,,
nr
its
total
j
abolition;
the
adoption
nf
a
'graduated
scale
in
fixing
taxes
Ion
incomes,
lands,
business
prn-'fils.
Hud
inheritances;
the
im-
insilin:i
of
taxes
on
capital
ami
1
luxuries,
ami
the
abolition
of
'the
direct;
consiiinplioii
luvVs;
sweeping
reduction
of
urma-uienis:
reform
of
the
conscript
erire
system;
demiicratiation
of
the
army,
appoiulmenl
of
civilian
miikisler
nf
war
and
navy:
abolition
of
the
lienor
al
1
u
If
anil
of
the
staff
of
the
navy:
reform
of
the
higher
educational
mitrhiiiery
In
.ull
the
icip.iieiiieiils
of
the
working
classes;
payment
of
the
cost
of
LAND
ACT
,
Notlct
of
InUntlon
to
Apply
to
Laaaa
Land
In
I'riin-c
Itu
fwn
l.aiul
lilMrlrt.
Iifl-rorillnr
niMMrl
or
Prlnrr
ntifrt.
n1
HI-I
into
at
narttanl
:ovp,
I'rlnrt-na
noyal
.
If-latKl.
n.c.
1
Take
Xi.tlrc
that
Snmervllli.
Cannery
1
1
iiimIxiiiv
Limiini,
nr
tanrmiver,
n.i;.,
in-i
I
tcnil
in
a:Mil
fr
t-irilliiti
to
!
th
rnl..liif-
ilo-i-rthMt
laml-
cnminnnrinir
1
n
Uw
ho.nl
.if
Burnaril
r.nw.
PiinrcM
'llnval
lalamt;
Ihonro
ot
rivn
lit
hnln;
IIwimv
tmnh
fnrly
(io
rhalm:
thonrf
i't
Ion
HO)
rlialnn.
inore
iir
If,
to
low
ikiUff
mark;
thoiM-or
siHiih
alonr
low
walor
mark
lo
t"lnt
nl
rnintnoiiromoiit.
ami
rnnialnln
flfloon
(t)
arro.
moro
or
'
nMFnvii
t.r
rtrnv
I
COMPANY
IIMITF.n
I
"Vamo
nf
Apiillrant.
I
V.
1.
Wforann,
ont.
ntoit
nooomboo
fin.
LAND
ACT.
i
Notlea
of
Inttnllon
to
Apply
lo
Purehaia
Land
In
?koona
Latiit
limtrlrt.
nf
Prlnit
;
rtnpt-rt
llonit-iiinK
tllrlrl.
anil
alttnlr
i
am'rnvlmntrty
mm
ami
tmo
half
nillo
Wont
'i.r
salvtn
Station.
n
slvu
Miami,
Skfona
'"tioIo
mic
timt
ttnilotr
l.arMim.
of
Oil
Carloloit
"I..
Iliirnahy,
orrniatlnn
l.nairi'r.
mtond
to
apply
for
portiil-inn
.in
ruirrlia
tile
rollovvlnit
(liriMI)sl
lands
:
Ci.miiiotiolna
al
a
pil
plattlod
at
tlio
iniilivvi't
oniwr
of
l.nt
taoj,
Salvm
Nlanil;
llionro
uniitnaMlorl".
approxl-
.
iitntelv
aim
ynl:
thottro
n
irthwotorly.
lopiiruvliiiali'l.v
00
yard;
llionro
nutlwrli,
ciiii
varcK
to
point
of
lioRlnnlnir.
nn-
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pi-lsti'iar
all
thai
portlrin
nf
Salvm
Miami
!
t
nr
Lot
and
rnntalnlniT
30rt
I
arri
s,
Minro
nr
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miiiuu,
proper
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win
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in
due
en
course.
NO
OLD
MAIDS
SAYS
A
VICTORIA
WRITER
Bachelors
may
be
very
Ornamental
but
About
as
Useful
as
a
Bull
In
a
China
Shop
Itesitles,
(hef-e
"ain't
no
sich
thimt"
ns
an
old
maid
says
(It.It.D.
writing
in
Hie
Victoria
jCnlnnisl.
There
are
attractive
1
women
of
various
ages,
which
'is
a
very
different
unit
tor;
and
if
1
hero
is.
any
fault
in
the
inat'ler,
it.
is
the
frttill
or
Ibe
bacliclors.
;ie
Initiative'
in
siRb
ii
del'lca'tp
mailer
as
matrimony
is
entirely
pi
the
hanils
of
the
bachelors.
Ilachelors
cannot
evade
rttspou-sibilily
by
suggest
ing.
as
did
tho
first
man,
untutored
in
the
finer
graces,
that
"Ihe
woman
Thou
gavest
iiu"
is
really
Hie
responsible
parly.
A
maid,
vvlialever
the
number
of
years
of
her
life,
is
built
an
iirnamenlal
and
use-
....
..
P
t.
...t.l
llli
iiiriiuier
111
liny
tiinisriioni.
j
jj.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blool',
PniNCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
S
U
.
Phone
088.
Open
Cvenlngt
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Loading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PARE
tvrv.
CORRYS
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
Atr
Horn
under
Dominion
Government
supervision
Hie
Qutility
VliisJy
of
Cunada-
CAU.'AIIY.
.Ian.
;).
The
sale,
of
gasoline
on
Sunday
in
Allterla
is
lawful,
iieciirdiug
to
a
decision
handed
down
iiy
the
appellate
division
of
the
supreme
court
on
Saturday.
The
cases
under
re
view
were
those
of
llic
Motor
Sales
Lid.,
a
garage,
and
the
Avenue
Service
Station,
t
filling
station
only.
Two
judgment
of
a
majority
of
Hie
court,
one
wrillen
by
Mr.
Justice
Sjuarl,
in
which
.Mr.
Jus-lice
Clarke
concurred,
and
a
separate
judgment
by
Mr.
Justice
Iteek,
held
Itlllt
Hie
sale
of
gasoline
on
Sundays
is
u
necessity
within
the
meaning
of
the
Lord's
Day
Act,
liavinir
regnrd
In
the
mailers
which
the
Lords
I
Day
Act
declares
lo
le
works
of
-t
sincel859
1-35
riiis
advertisement
Is
not
piiltlished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Uritish
Columbia
national
ciliicalinn
hy
tin
slate;
ilpmncralj.al
ion
iif
I'nrcipn
policy;
lialiiiliiiliziiliiin
of
main
industries;
sell'-ifiiverumciil
for
the
colonies;
reeonnil
itm
nf
Irnde
unions,
eslablislimeiil
of
an
iM-'lit-lnnir
win-kiiiK
day,
and
I
lie
rixinir
if
minimum
wajres;
re-copnition
of
the
rifcht
to
strike;
national
ownership
of
land
and
residential
houses;
establishment,
of
farmers'
unions,
government
control
of
the
rice
industry;
alinllliiiii
of
the
peerage;
a
levelling
of
class
distinction;
prut
eel
ion
of
maternity
lay
the
late,
and
a
workmen's
compensation
act.
ALBERTA
DECIDES
SALE
OF
GASOLINE
ON
SUNDAY
LAWFUL
A
haclielor
in
a
household
may
lie
very
ornamental,
tiul
he
i
generally
about
as
useful
as
a
lull!
in
a
china
shop.
SONS
OF
CANADA
.
LOSE
LEADERSHIP
IN
WHIST
LEAGUE
The
Sous
of
Canada
lost
the
leadership
of
Ihe
men's
section
of
Ihe
Fraternal
Whist
League
to
Ihe
Klks
as
a
result
of
last
night's
games.
While
Ihe
former
lost
lo
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodjtc,
Ihe
lallcr
won
over
Ihe
Orcal
War
Veterans'
Association.
The
various
.scores
were
as
follows:
Knights
of
fSiliitnhus,
5
Knights
of
Pythias,
1,
Oddfellows,
(i;
St,
.Andrew's,
X.
Sons
of
IJanaila,
:t
:
Loyal
Orange
Lodge,
C.
Klks,
0;
(ireat
War
Veterans
:i.
Moos,.
Lodt'p,
i;
Sons
of
I'.ng-land,
5.
Tin'
league
standing
to
dale
is
'as
follows:
t.
.',
V.
L.
Pis.
F.Iks
Vl)
3
9
Sous
of
(ianjida
ii;.;.
i
8
!K.
ttf
0.
Z'.........J:
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8
i
8
SI.
Andrew'
,
.
7
5
7
IS.
of
F.
V.
0
ft
io.
w.
v.
a
n
7
r
;
Oddfellows
5
7
r,
1
L.
o.
i
r.
7
r,
iMittisp
t
8
1
(K.
of
P
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3
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W-PaltX
Sport
Chat
j
nercsily
and
mercy.
.,,.,.,,
vvj,
,,
From
this
majority
judgment
,,,,,1,1
w,n
t,
Mr.
Justice
Mr.
Jus-
Harvey
and
f
,;.,.,
riv.lN
.
.
.
.
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II
I
1
1
I
I
1
1
:
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lire
ll
llillllillt
ill'seitiiii,
111
111
1
1
11
K
j,!,,,,)
j
thai
the
sale
was
illegal,
as
it
is
dll.lf;w.
n
not
a
necessity
wiwiiu
me
inclining
tlf
the
Act.
W.
S.
Ore-
appeared
for
Hie
attorney
general;
A.
M.
Naismilh
uf
Porter
and
Naismitb.
for
Hie
Motor
Sales
Company
and
Ihe
Avenue
Service
Station.
a
li.it
He
royal
Klks
and
Sons
for
lirsl
place,
'
Senior
llaskelball
will
be
one
of
the
crucial
games
of
the
.season
and
'will
very
likply
have
considerable
hearing
on
Ihe
matter
of
which
.Irani
is
lo
capture
championship
honors
for
the
year.
The
lodge-men
and
Hie
Canucks
are
tied
at
present
as
far
as
number
of
vie-
lories
is
concerned,
each'
having
seven,
but
the
Klks
only
have
three
defeats
chalked
up
against
thpin
whereas
Ihe
Sons
have
four.
Whichever
side
wins
lo
night
will
he
al
the
head
of
Hie
standing
sheet
with
one
full
game
to
the
good.
There
will
undoubtedly
he
a
bumper
crowd
id
fans
out
lo
witness
the
mulch.
The
Intermediate
League
game
will
bo
between
Hie
(initio
and
the
llevtiment
mill
(ho
Tiny
Tims
and
Cults
will
play
a
Junior
game.
Thj-
fatiioii
All
lllacks
or
New
Xealalnd,
will
arrive'
IniJllanlT
on
Fehraiiry
7,
Ihe
opening
day
of
Ihe
Han
IT
winter
carnival,
and
will
remain
there
two
days.
V
will
be
Ihe
I
hint
of
their
stops
while
crossing
Canada,
I
lie
firs!
two
being
Xiagara
Falls
and
Cal-
gnry.
I
lie
rainous
rugnyisis
win
see
Ihe
sights
of
Han
IT
after
which
they
will
swim
in
the
cave
'
'
"
'
'
ii
I
I
II
and
sulphur
baths.
I
Heir
tlesire
Second
Division
lo
experience
snowslioeiiig,
skii-
j
ti,pSi0V
(fj
and
lobaggonning
will
b'
i
,uin
Mi.'
realized
as
plans
are
being
Miailo
j,-
xjPlnnn
(H.P.)
I
In
she
them
ample
opporlunily
,
j
ycr
(n.)
4..
jfor
these
sports,
ling
leatus
will)
Donald
(H.p;
jlake
litem
Into
hidden
recesses
i
Uniting
the
pines
and
spruce
and
jalong
frozen
mountain
streams.
From
HanfT
the
All
Hlaeks
will
i
proceed
lo
Vancouver
mid
.
lows:
D.
MeAuley
(Callies)
128;
W.
J.
Nelson
(Ondloj
150.
W.
K.
Wllllsmift
I
0;
J.
Ilill-niaii,
150.
Malcolm
Lamb,
123;
J.
rippsley
150.
I).
McLean,
58;
S.
Suga,
100.
Is
your
wife
wiser
than
you?
IF
YOU
read
only
the
st6ck
and
sporting
pages,
and
your
wife
is
like
other
women,
she
is
wiser
the
n
you.
She
reads
the
shopping
news.
She
likes
to
hear
you
jingle
money
in
your
pockets.
She
likes
to
stretch
money
to
the
limit,
so
she
won't
have
to
ask
for
more.'
She
likes
to
shop
strategically.
Know
what
she
does:'
Comfortablv
at
home
in
a
cushiony
armchair,
she
scans
advertising
columns.
She
compares,
judges
and
selects
the
goods
she
desires;
maps
her
route;
with
least
effort
and
minimum
time,
goes
direct
to
the
planned
store
and
buys.
She
obtains
what
she
Wants
at
the
lowest
price
it
is
offered.
She
ts
certain
of
full
satisfaction,
for
she
knows
adoertised
goods
live
up
to
their
claims.
She
saves
lime
and
steps,
and
returns
sufficiently
alertjo
enjoy
new
advertisements
and
to
prepare
you
an
appetizing
dinner.
b
J.
Hrnwn
(S.A.)
.
.
W.
J.
Nelson
(fi.
.
D.
Howe
(H.P.)
....
W.
Slewarl
(fi.)
..
J.
Andrews
x(S.A.v.
k
.
M.
Andrews
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