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DAlLT
EDITION
Thursday,
-May
7.
1925.
Factionalism
In
Any
Community.
Pactioiialisni
is
had
in
any
.community
when
il
is
carried
to
exlrciip'.
Wholesome
rivalry
is
all-
right
hut
when
il
comes
lo
bitterness,
such
as
has
lieen
a
little
in
evidence
here
recently,
it
plays
Jiavoe
with
ihe
city
and
makes
fur
anything
hut
progress.
W',
as
a
city,
cannot
expect
lo
do
anjthing
unless
we
all
pull
together.'
Here
is
a
little
slory.clippcd
from
a
house
journal
thai
illustrates
Ihe
point:
Two
Garter
Snakes
That
Swallowed
Each
Other.
"Thar
war
two
garter
snakes
down
in
the
mountains
of
Kaiutucky,
an"
these
two
snakes
haled
each
other
worse-
than
pizen'
John
Anderson
Burns
("Burns
o
"Hi
..Mountains")
lolls
the
story.
f
"Alt'
so,
one
day,
both
o'
these
snakes
got
an
idea.
Th'
idea,
was
to
swallow
th
other
snake,
an'
Ihus
remove
from
Hie
fin
e
o'
thV
earth
th'
other
snake's
presence."
'"Both
snakeswere
suiinin'
themselves
peaceable
enough
alongside
o'
th'
road
when
the
idea
came
to
'em.
An'
they
immediately
began
to
cany
out
their
joint
plan."
'
So,
snake
t
'
reached
over
an'
began
to
swallow
snake
No.
2,
tail
first.
At
th'
same
time,
snake
No.
2
twisted
about
and
began
1'
swallow
snake
No.
I,
tail
first."
(
"Well.
Suli.
thai
made
unite
a
sizable
circle
o
snake
t'
In1
gin
wilh,
but
gradually
the
circle
grew
smaller,
until
finally
th'
.
.1
..I!
I-.
l.
I
I
a
circle
disappeared
entirely,
r.neii
siuikc
nan
compieieiy
swai
lowed
th'
.oilier
snake,
an'
lliar
ini
Hi'
dusty
road
was
uolliiu
iiut
alijl
o
mussed
up
duM
whar-lh'-
swallerin'
lirocess'
had
taken
place!"
,
..
r
Program
Of
One
Distasteful
To
Other.
'Community
factionalism
is
like
that.
Faction
.o.
I
decides
that
Ihe
program
adopted
by'
Faction
No.
2
i
entirely
distasteful
to
.
Ihe
world
at
large
and
their
own
commonly
in;
particular,
so
they
proceed
th
"swaller"
Ihe
other
faction
juid
the
final
outcome
IV
only
"a
bit
o
mussed
dust
wlinr
lb
swallerin'
process"
Huok
place!
Who
of
us
has
not
seen
tlir.se
factions
at
work
in
our
-communities:?
Tlie
only
difference
in
communities
is
that
in
some
place
it's
worse
than
others.
Vpiir
town
needs
some
oulsiandiiig
civic
improvement
and
a
group
of
your
more
progressive
business
leaders
decide
that
t)ius
and
so
should
be
ilonelo
bring
about
a
betterment
of
tha,f
condition.
The,
.announcement
that
such
a
program
is
lo
be
be-gunfisM.
he.
signal
for
the
group
of
"caif
l-be-done-isls"
to
rise
up
and
erect,
an
obstacle
in
the
pajh
of
the
progressives
thosv?
wlio
want
to
see
Jheir
town
grow.
Old
factions
are
brought
into
being.
Th?
idea
probably
comes
to
both
factious
that
the
only
thing
to
be'done
is
to
remove
the
other
group
from
'he
face
or
the
earth
and
in
the
fight
that
ensues,
the
main
issue
is
sidetracked,.
The
improvement
program
is
forgotten
which
is
exactly
what"
llieo)islructio'iisls
wauled
In
see
happen!
lias
that
e.yer
happened
in
your
-community?
It
has
iti
most
townfcailil
cities
the.
coiinirr
over.
.
,
Vi
v
'"
;
Merchant
Marine.
It'
is.
with
pleasure
we
join
with
the
Conservative
member
lop
Svliulll
VnniMiiii-nM
It.
I
...
I
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r..!
..
J..
11.
"1
.
.
.
,m
..
way.'
'
tuijoiK
01
me
vaipe
01
ine
tiniiauian
iiovfetnrnejU
.Merchant
Marine
to
the
industrial'
life
or
British
3-VV,'P
,Jcft,n'
nJveut
of
that
Reel
it
was
almost
impos-siblem.r
Brilish
Columbia
shippers
lo
get
a
vessel
to
enrrv
her
produjis
lo
Ihe
markets
or
Hie
world.
Boards
of
Trade
and
oilier
orgaifizatioo
took
the
mailer
up
ami
discussed
it
but
were
unable
to
accomplish
anything.
Today
eilher
at
Vancouver,
Victoria,
New
Westminster,
or
Priilce
Rupert
cargoes
mav
be
shipped
jr
it
is
orreriug.
because
the
(ioverumeiit
line
provides
the
means
of
transportation.
"Back
was
Very
Painful
I
am
now
Well
Again"
Mrs.
Wm.
Walker,
Webbwood,
OnL,
writes:
I
wai
tick
for
tever&l
monthi
with
my
stomach,
I
had
pains
in
the
back,
and
how
I
used
to
dread
wash
day,
for
my
back
would
pain
so
that
I
couldn't
lie
down
when
night
came.
I
also
had
gas
on
my
itomach,
and
my
appetite
was
so
poor
that
sometimes
1
did
not
care
whether
I
ate
or
not.
The
doctor
gave
me
medicine,
of
which
I
took
a
number
of
bottles
without
benefit.
At
last
I
started
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
and
although
I
have
only
used
three
boxes,
I
am
quite
well
again."
"IHE
WHITE
SISTER"
!j
The
Mas
in
the
Moor
DIFFICULT
TO
MAKE
Company
Got
Involved
In
Rebel
lion
In
Algeria
When
Out
on
Location
have
I
been
locked
out
of
a
cily.
When
we
had
finished
our
work
in
the
desert
we
slarled
back
for
the
cily.
The
Journey
of
forly
miles
took
longer
than
we
had
calculated.
The'gales
of
the
cily
arc
locked
fit
5)
o'clock
and
Ave
found
them
locked
againsl
us
on.
our
arrival.
We
had
lo
go
back!
six
miles
In
a
block
bouse
and
telephone
in
In
have
the
gales
opened
Mr
us."
FREE
BEER
IS
A
THING
OF
THE
PAST
II
lakes
n
real
old-timer
Lo
remember
dm
olden
days
when
upon
some
fele-day,
freo
beer
would
be
given
In
all
who
Ihirsl-ed.
.Nowadays
things
woflh
while
must
be,
bought
and
paid
for.
11..
I
11.
I
t
lit
a
n.
&
--a
11
is
more
diilleiill
lo
spend
wisely
than
to
ni;.ke
money.
i
THOSK
who
have
been
garden-
V
J"
rioce
Hupe,M
the
las
few
On,
f
,he
most
cxcilinj?
ami
Idat.frerous
locations
ever
use,!
In
'
V
.
,
m.slake
.in
el-Iwas
the
im.kii.ir
of
a
motion
jii.-li.ro
'';
y
Mm1'"
ut
"tUC
vi..i!...l
I.v
llenrv
Kins
oro-l"1'
U,rS
Iduclio'n
unit
of
'"The
While
Sls-ra
ter,"
conuna:
here
tomorrow
and
Saturday,
vl.ic.
Lillian
!ish
stars.
Jl
.was.
necessary
to
et
sonn;
desert
scenes,
'anil
In-order
to
do
this
II.
e
company
was
forced
to
go
to
Algeria,
where
Hie
natives
were
warring
on
the
Italian
frowrnnieiil.
Under
mili
tary
guard
night
and
day,
lie!
aclors
were
co.slnntly
in
danger
of
being
attacked
by
Ihe
wild
Alolianiiiiedan
fighters.
s
if
to
emphasize
the
danger
they
were
incurring,
the
actors
and
mechanical
staff
were
trended
lo
the
sigh
I
of
a
troop
of
Italian
cavalry
hringing
into
Tripoli,
(lie
'capital
city,
SOU
prison
ers
who
hao
been
caitlured
tin
a
severe
engagement
the
preceding
day..
Have
Pleasant
Dreams
II
was
in
I
ho
country
where
Ibis
battle
had
been
Tonghl
that
Ihe
actors
were
going
to'
get'
color
for
the
stirring
scenes
of
the
story
dealing'
with
the
capture
of
I
lie
.
hero
hv
Arabs.
We
could
not
wail
for
the
re
bellion
lo
end,"
said
Ronald
Column,
who
played
the
role
of
iio-vanni,
"and
against
the
advice
of
.(iinseppi
Woly,
the
Covernor
(Seneral
of
the
province,
we
concluded
to
go
mil
lo
our
location
on
the
desert
forty
miles
from
the
capital
cily.
So
serious
was
the
fighting
Ilia'-
the
cilv
wan
urrounded
by
barbed
wire
en-
tangleinenls.
Owing
to
the
cooperation
of
the
Italian
govern
ment,
I
hough,
we
-were
given
i
military
escort,
a
baltalion
'of
5(10
infantrymen
and
ISO
native
loyal
camel
troops
under
com
mand
of
while
oillecrs
were
assigned
lo
ns.
:
Taste
of
Real
Thing
It
was
most
awcin?
lo
see
the
prisoners
being
brought
in
by
tlie
virlors.
Il
was
a
laste
of
real
warfare.
The
prisoners
were
sullen
ami
defiant.
We
look
possession
of
the
block
house
which.
had
been
captured
by
Ihe
Italian
I
mops
and
there
for
six
.lays,
cniislanlly
lieing
disturbed
by
rumors
of
the
ap
proach
of
Ihe
insurrectionists.
we
shot
all
the
scenes
uecessarv.
"Hegular
military
discipline
was
maintained
and
every
pre
caution
Isikeir
to
guard
against
surprise.
Kvery
day
scouts
from
the
camel
troop
pushed
into
the
desert
to
make
reconnaissance.
IL
is
most
inspiring
to
see
the
ungainly
beasts
slarl
out.
They
are
used
on
the
desert
because
horses
can
not
stand
Ihe
going
of
the.
sand.
The
camels
make
peed
II.
at
seenis
incredible.
Warned
of
Attacks
"Oulposla
were
eslablishl
and
wire
.entanglements
were
stretched
about
our
encampment
Several
times
were
wefe
warned
jbat
bands
of
insurrectionists
were
preparing
lo
attack
us,
and
Ihe
troops,
made,
ready
for
a
do-
perulo
'engagement,
as
f
lie
fan-
ajjcol
rebel
defied
ilen
I
!i
in
their
struggle
against
Italy.
Detachments
from
our
guard
put
a
force
lo
nlule
without
firing
a
shot,
as
the
rebels
recognized
Ihe
stipcrioV
force.
.....
All
tifl.
us,
al
one
lime
,
Or
other
have
ben
locked
out
of
our
homes,
but
never
before
Here's
to
lho,w)m)y
Scarce
twejijy
years
old
Who
thinks
,he
will
do
Just
all
lieis.
t.d.1.
A
HICK
1
own
it's
ime
where
Ihe
city
counciltwanlslo
make
truf
fle
regulation
for
irainc
mat
does
tint
exist.
i
"
AVliliN
a
shin
leaves
Yau'comer
for
.Mexico
or
'South.
America
-she
is
nut
misled
at
Lloyds
even
though
sin
never
arrives.
lb-re
s
to.
the.
boat
.
,
On
lhcba'fl"ior,
pull,
putt,
Her
owio'ij
is
vsiuely
"
A
bil
of-a
niit.
I
T
is
'wonderful
in
niinufer
hnuvlit
lejnhliess
may
contain
a
There"
was
onc.ia
lillle
drcs
Tlial
.eulalnetb'ii
Iil(1;-maid
With
sweet
citrly
hair
,
.
Viul
nol"'nu3
Inch
of
hYafd
For
tbe'
barber
he
(not
frliiuuedi
Her
tn'sses
to
ii
bob
Ami
lieuealli
thal
iilb
fluffy
head
She
il
litis
voud
like
.to
rob.
SCIENCE
AND
USEFUL
.
ARTS
IN
THE
LIBRARY
Several
book
on
science
and
useful
arts
have
recently
been
added
to
the
library,
among
Hum
icing
the
following:
.'Orgnnie
r.heini'slry."
by
F.'J.
Monre.
"Marvels
of
Plant
Life,"
by
1".
Itaglisli.
"Hoine
nnd'
tVnununily
lly-gieiii'."
by
Jean
UroadbUrsl.
"Storage
Rat
Juries,"
by
.0.
W.
Yirial.
;
"The
Flying
Machine."
by
F.
W.
Laiicheslrr.
"Fisheries
of
Ihe
North
Sen,"
by
Xeal
firven.
.
"t'.ook
Rook
of
Left
Overs."
hy
II.
V..
Clark
and
I.
R.'ltulon.
"The
Slory
of
Copper,"
by
Watson
Mavis.
"How
to
Sell
Through
Speech."
by
tJrenville
Kleiser.
"Omeul
Industry
in
Cnnada."
A.
II.
Tagge.
'.
wome?scanadiaF
club
elects
new
officers
for
year
Meeting
Yesterday
Afternoon
Chooses
Full
LUt
of
Those
to
Have
Charge
OflTriMTS
for
the
forthcoming
j
ear
were
eiecied
a-
follows
at
the
yinnunl:
meetbiix'
?
of
tjie
WoiniVs
Cfirvoliaili
Of.ib
yesler,
day
aJflVrnoli
-
Honorary
president,
.Mri;
t;.
A.
Kggerl.
:
President,
Mrs-.
J.
0.
McLennan.
Vice-I'residenl,
Mr.
0.
II.
Orme.
4;
Secretary,
Mrs.
S.
r
I'.
.
Mc-Mordie.
AssislanJ
sccreJary,
Mrs.
Adam
Mackie.
HER
NERVES
SO
BAD
SHE
COULD
NOT
SLEEP
Mr,
nraris
kllHw-n,
St.
Oeorre.
Ont.
wrlti-a:-
"After
having
a
cevrrr
attack
of
pneumonia
I
tn-
l-rt
In
a
weak
and
run
clown
condition.
My
nrrvci
went
w
tiad
I
could
not
li-i.p
nlgiiin,
and
In
the
day
time
1
had
IcrrlMr
faJntlnif
apclU,
ca
lined
liy
my
heart
tielnir
Mcak.
I'lnally,
I
sot
o
bad
I
had
tn
take
,to
my
bed
for
weikii
al
a
time,
tint
one
day
I
read
about
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
an
decided
to
try
them.
After
taklnr
one
bni
I
rll
a
allirht
lm-
4.
in.
I
up
-nest.
IlllllgS
OI
Hie
provement.
I.
have
luiw
taken
rive
U.ies.
are
not
nlwiays
expensive.
Dread,
;n.t
have
rained
35
io;d
in
weinu,
for
instance.
II
is.
cheaper
lo
1
am
now
i.,o,e
thn
able
to
do
all
my
miy
11
man
Jo
make
il
al
home.
n-n
hoinework
at
well
aa
ronsiderahie
Iiki
hll,ly
108
aufferlnj
a
l
did."
I
t.
-
JlM'iitpoM.
Several
Books
on
Timely
Sub-!'
KxecutiVe
-
jects
Recently
Added
to
Collection
rv
x
1
I
r
A
little
higher
in
price,
but-
;
$
a
few
cents
make
I
.
.
i
T
V
A
I
I
i
en
i
oaks
-rvgu
j
In
Pilni
uprt
H.
1.
Wilson,
local
manager
of
the
Itoyal
Rank,
is
opening
a
subscription
list
al
Ihe
bank
for
l.e
relier
of
Rrilish
subjeels
who
have
been
made
prisoners
of
war
in
(icrman
terrilory.
Rcnnis
Shea,
aged
7.fl.
briuer
cniidoyee
of
the
IO.T.1'.,
was
found
ilead
in
his
room
Knox
lloleL
last
night.
of
a
tiharf
and
Pier
rrotmed
lo
he
hull!
In
tlie
Prince
Ilnpert
HarlHir.
Prince
i
llnt
ft
II
r
....
.11
t
lir..t
iu,.llnn.
....
watcrrront
hlnrk
O.
plan
flts.
wc.ion
1.
,
I'rlnw
linwrt.
Province
of
Hrltlh
Cotiim-Mi.
of
the
appurtenant
rorelmrc
ant
t
lir-1
water
lot
In
front
ilieriiif,
ronlalnlnr
In
all
an
area
of
I
9
Kinih
acce.
roore
or
le:
.
AMi'
.TAKE
XOTir.F
lhat
after
tli
ei
plratlon'
or
one
inonlli
(eoni
the
dale
nf
ine
rie-it
pnnllcallon
or
llil
.km
ire
Thotna
Trotler
ll
under
aectlon
7
of
the
ald
ct
apply
to
Hie
Mlnioler
or
Pnhllr
WnikP
at
hl
nfnre
In
the
city
or
Ottawa.
Tor
n'lproval
of
the
ald
alf
and
plan-
and
for
leave
to
ronMrnrt
the
aald
wharf
and
pier.
"
Haled
at
Prince
rtiiperl.
H.C..
hl
4llh
day
of
April.
10SR.
THOMAS
TnoTtrn.
.
Py
Williams,
Manon
k
Oonzalea.
v
lila
Sol
Idiom,
IN
PROBATE.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
In
the
Matter
nr
the
Admlnlalrallon
Art;
and
In
the
Matter
nr
the
Falate
nf
John
John-ami,
lieceaed.
InleMaie.
TAKE
NOTICF.
that
by
Order
of
Ilia
lioimr
K.
wen.
vniniR-,
made
the
7lh
day
of
April,
A.n.
1n,
I
waa
aprx'lnicd
Ad'-
MMM.i.nior
in
i
ne
eaiaie
or
jonn.joim-on,
deccaaed,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
,tlie
said
ratate
are.herehy
reaiilred
lo
JurnlKh
wme.
properly
verified
lo
ine,
on
or
before
the
nth
dnv
of
May.
A.n.
1
0
2
r.
.
ami
all
r.artlea
tinlihted
tn
the
estate
are
cennlred
to
tmv
the
Sel..el
Vl,l,.,.
llr-.,.,l
,,..l
I..,.
.
-----
I
".'""'
""-'t
inn-i.iedncai
to
me
rortli-
v....
...tun
uiiuiii
,
..in.
mi-
mir.
i
cannoi
recoiiiinenn
ra
.
un.
Ihe
Kleelrie
Window
Itakeries
on
i.m-ii-.
n
a
I'llla
..-.
fur
....
those
,t....A
?!.!'.V..TT.
lliird
Avenue.
omrial
Administrator,
Prince
Himerl,
II
C
Dated
tbt
t
8th
day
of
-April.
15.
:
;
Mrs.
II.
F.
Mc-
Naughlon.
Mrs.
I.
Mrl).
Hunter.
lr..
C.
A.
Kggerl
ami
Mrs.
A.
1!.
Wright.
in
thn
A
huillii)g
al
Uie
corner
ot
Third
Avenue
and
Seventh
Slreet
lised
as
a
grocery
store
by
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Scion,
was
destroyed
bj
fire
last
night.
MAN
SLEEPS
LIKE
LOG,
EATS
ANYTHING
After
taking
Adlerika
I
can
eal,
anything
and
sleep
like
a
l"g.
I
had
gas
on
the
stomach
ami
couldn't
keep
food
down
nor
sleep."
(signed
II.
C.
Miller.
OXF
spoonful
Adlerika
remotes
OAS
and
often
brings
surprising
relief
to
the
stomach,
Slops
that
fuli.Vbliliiled
feeling.
'
Often
bring'
out
obi
witslc-matlcr
you
never,
(bought
was
in
your
system.
1'Acellent
for
Mjrohic
con-slipaliou.
Ormes
Limited.
Mrlrl
fif
I'rlnrr
lllifrl.
at
rrlnei
import.
V..n..,,r...
xi.i.
ii
v
i.i...
Ireasurer.
Mrs.,
H.
.
.neip.,
B.r..
rtrripiiH.
i.r
ih
mi
ann
pin
Assistant
treasurer,
Mrs.
.11.
A
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT,
R.S.B.C.
1906,
CHAPTER
115.
THOMAS
TIIOTIEIl,
f.f
Iho
aiy
nf
Prill'
riu'rl.
In
Um
PrAvlnri.
nf
Hrlllh
Ciilmnblil.
IIKIOUY
OIVFS
NOTICI)
tlial
In
linn
umlrr
SrrlU.il
7
(r
llw
Mll
Art
(!
...ItHil
ti
thx
MlnlMfr
nr
C'llillf
Work
al
oiiitti,
iiki
in.
tiu
til
lire
nr
iim
im
trlrt
lirrlnlrir
nf
Ihf
Land
HfrlHry
tl
?
HOW
ABOUT
THAT
L
The
Rexall
Store.
umoer
City
Tltkat
Offlta,
BZS
Third
AaH
Prlnea
wupan.
(CANADIAN?
PACiriC
"vaaiiwar
?
V
have
whiil
yon
v
oit
at
Hi'
-
-.
.....
-a
Al-'i
Rnibliiig
M
itri-.id-
nl
Ki
i
Ii.
Phone
11
G
or
564
AENTS
FOR
THE
FAMOUS
NANAIMO-WELLINCTM
COAL
Once
Used
Always
Used
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
52:
Beef,
Wine
and
'Iron
is
a
reliable
blood
builder
and
strength
restorer.
Most
everybody
needs
a
Spring
tonic.
We
especially
recommend
this
one
in
cases
of
anemia,
colds
or
rundown
condition.
A
reliable
tonic,
which
gives
ttie
system
renewed
vitality,
is
one
of
the
surest
means
of
warding
off
coughs,
colds
and
throat
troubles
Hi
Si
ttn
!
ORiViES
LTD
Phones
82
and
200.
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
0E0HQE
.ail
ri
n
VNCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE
and
Inn
"!
SUNDAY
and
THURSDAV,
10
P.M
Foe
ANVOX
For
STEWART
mi'
ptioni
ri
W
I'll
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUrBT
onTOH,
DAILY
auapt
Sunday
11
au
ain.
for
J';,1"'',
WINNlPtO,
al
iiiiil
taM-ili
Liiliana.
un
1DCNCV
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
Saturday
260
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailinps
from
Prince
Rup
..,..
yiDI
.
.
.,.
:
Juna
Sth
For
Ketchikan,
Wr.nfl.ll.
Jun.au
an
pZ
Jan.
For
Victoria
and
'r;M
'
Vancouvar,
Bih
-Vi'B.vft
,llrt
"
BEAT
Rlt-t-
All"
S.S,
PRINCESS
,
N,mU,
For
Butedala,
Swanaon
Bay,
Eait
Bella
BaMa.
Ocaan
F
an.
C.mpb.li
Rl.ar,
and
Vancouver
avary
Saturday
11
)fofW,,tea
A,n.y
for
.11
St.am.hlp
L.n...
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
rnn.
r
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
Salllun
from
rrmco
Rupert.
Tufd,f)
j
r
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
n
Mt
10
"
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Saneen
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
rM.
.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
naaa
wiver
wonr...i
prince
IZS
2nd
Avenue.
.
oarnsisr.