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aD
Saturday,
March
'7,
192:
.1
The
Japanese
law
agViiistyCnmniuhists-is
made
so
stringent
thai
imprisonment
is
pimidM
for
.almost
every
form
of
Com
munist
activity.
'Apparently,
jthere
was'
much
opposition
to
it
guarded
during
it
This
is
the
restrictive
measures
in
Japan,
which
jlouJjt.le.ss
will
pr
rigidly
enforced
.Tli
ere
are
tinieyt
when
reslrictive
measures
are
necessarv
hut
generally
nnfa'kttiir
thev
arouse
hostilitv
and
cause
miich
hit
lerness,
.Much
depends
upon
the
way
in
which
the
law
is
en
forced.
.
.
.
..'
Nova
Scotia
Miners
..
'
.
Are
Oy
On
Stride'.
t
'
,
(
The
miners'of
Nova
Kcoiia
are
on
strike
and
the
industry
oth.e
province'
fs
again
tied
up.
We
know
nothing
of
the
cause
Jitr
the
slrikV.
Quite
.likely
there
may
he
the-best
of
reasons
for
calling;
iiijt
the
men.
AVhal
we
du
know
is
that
the
employers
;aud
,the,
men
will'
lose
much
money,
that
there
will
be
all
sortsif
ill-feeling
generated
on
each
side,
that
there
is
even
danger6f
bloodshed
judging
by
the
experience
of
the
past,
anil
vlieii(t
is
over
little
will
be
gained
by
either
party
to
the
dispute.
The
'probability
is
it
will
last
a
number
of
weeks
and
possibly
months.
As
a
rule
strikes
are
a
mistake.
Sometimes
they
are
instigated
by
communist
agitators
and
sometimes
they
arise
from
the
just
or
unjust
grievances
of
the
men
at
whal
lliey
consider
wrong
action
on
the
part
of
the
operators.;
There
seems
to
b$
no
mutual
tnist.
Agitators
preach
that
the
employers
are
the
natural
enemies
of
the
employees
and
tbe
employers
make
lijlle
effort
to
remove
the
stigma.
Each
assumes
an
altitude
or
coiu.
tempt;
for
the
other
with
disastrous
results.
Whal
en
Company
Likely
To
Be
Sold.
-
.
Il
ls
verj-
probable
that
the
assets
of
the
Whalcn
Pulp
and
Paper
Company
will
be
sold
for
the
benefit
iff
the
bondholders.
.
II...
r
i
.
.
!
.
....
im
ir
me
icw
.
nrojMf
wiui
suiiiciciu
capiial
(o
juircliase
SO
large
a
concern
the
probability
is
that
someone
will
gel
il
at
bargain
prices
and
then
make
il
pay.
The
purchaser
is
likely
to
be
some
American
capitalist
who
is
looking
for
just
such
a
bar;,
The
Daily
News
is
not
Obiectirur
Uf'Americi'ns-
cnminir
'Um
and
buying
up
our
mills
and
pulp
leases
but
if
seems
a
pity
fhaf
uie
Kiisiness
oi
me
lnir
concerns
raiinul
b
fnniliui...i
;..
way
,vny
as
to
give
returns
to
the
inveslors
and
to
enable
them
o
tbal'ihere
may
be
no
bargain
lots
In
rierniaiiy'
today
wages
are
low
and
it
is
almost
impossi-
imc
nr
nrujMi.
jinn.s
io
compete
on
reasonable
terms.
The
re-
mih
is
pmMug
rauier
tnsasu
s
io
Uie
industries
of
Prre.1t
j.i
ii.iiii.
1,11.-11
in
t..iiuio,(
jnopiv
are
again
iniving
(ierman
goods
in
large
quantities
at
lie
expense
of
the
industries
u'f
Britain-.
"Was
Freed
of
Gall
Stones
And
Persistent
Backache"
i
Mr.
Alexander
Bradley,
R.R.
No.,1,
Carp,
OnL;
writes:
XipHDflY
ufiered
from
gall
itonet.
EijIJ
and
commenced
takinjc
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
I
feel
safe
in
saying
that
(hese
pills
completely
overcame
the
trouble,
as
it
is
some
yean
since
I
was
afflicted
in
this
way,
and
I
have
not
suffered
from
gall
stones
or
even
backache1
since.
I
have
alto
found
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
excellent
for
heart
trouble
and
shortness
of
breath."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
XS
tU
box
of
X&
pltla,
aMmaniKMi.
Balra
A
Co.,
IjOL,
Torouto
FREIGHT
RATES
AREJISCUSSED
Cost
From
Norway
to
Vancouver
the
Same
as
From
Vancouver
to
Rupert
committee:
WORKING
Monopoly'
Clalmad
Worse
Than
.That
Planned
to
be
Broken
on
Atlantic
The
question
of
freight
rales
between
Vancouver
and
lliis
city
was
discMsseil
in
a
dissiillory
fashion
at
tlie
meeliiig
of
the
board
of
Ira.le
last
nifrhl,
l're-sident,
.
W.
Nickersim
in
the
chair.
Mr.
Xickerson
(old
of
pur-cliasing
some
ko''I
in
Bergen.
The
shippers
had
plaiijied
paying
Hie
fictghl,
not
only
Co
Vancouver,
but
on.
to
Prince
Ittiperl.
On
inquiry,
however,
ihey
found,
so
(hey
staled,
(hat
Ihe
rale
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
lluperl
was
higher
than
the
rale
from
Bergen
to
Vancouver.
'
Mr,
Xickerson
said
that
.the
government,
.was
proposing'
(o
break
the
monopoly
in
oceangoing'
Heights
but
allowed
a
monopoly
here
much
worse
lhan
lhal
ou
(ho
oceaii.
John
Dybhavn
(old
of
gelling
popper
paint
from
Norway
and
Ihe
freight
from
Vancniiver-here
being
just
equal
lo
lhal
from
Norway
to
Vancouver.
T.
McMeekin
said
(he
whole
question
of
freight
rales
was
being
liiken
up
by
a
Joint
committee
of
(he
Board
of
Trade
and
lhi
llelail
Merchants'
Assncia-j
tio.n
lie
mentioned
that
today
eggs
cost
about
four
limes
as
much
to
carry
as
(hey
did
in
the
early
days
here.
'
It
was
mentioned
by
one
of
(he
members
(ha(
il
could
nol
be
exported
nien
could
work
for
low
wages
here
as
long
as
Ihe
freight
rales
kept
Ihe
cost
of
living
higher
lhan
at
other
place.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
MOTOR
BOAT
days
are
com
ing.
Jiere
s
lo
menu
THE
saddest
words
or
longue
or
pen
The
lank
is
out
-or
gas
again.
LilTI.K
drops
of
water
In
Ihe
gasoline
Make
Ihe
molorboatisl
'
Say
things
Jhat
are
nican,.
THE
days
are
coining
when
the
fair
passenger
will
meekly
ask
if
you'
have
turned
Ihe
gas
on,
'when
the
engine
refuses
to
show
signs
of
life,
and
you
will
have
lo
admit,
that
you
h'avc
nol.
HE
look
his
engine
all
in
parts
And
cleaned
and,
scraped
them
well,
But
when
he
tried
lo
pul
Ihein
back
I
beard
him
whisper
"Icll."
.
LEARN:
a'b'sson;
from
Auiund-
sen's
sllip
Maud
ariddonl
be
a
mh.j'y:
y,lrr-
7
:-.
THE'
most
serious
fool
I
know
is
a
humorist.
DOWN
in
Ottawa
one
of
the
doctors
has
his'
ollice
in
the
basement
nMiis
house
just
like
Consul
Wakericld's
ollice
on
Fourth
Ave.
in
P.R.
A
leamsler
came
in
.io
be
vaccinaled.
The
girl
said
he'd
have
lo
have
il
done
in
the
basement'
but
lie
remonstrated
and
said
he'd
have
il
in
the
arm
or
not
at
all.
And
the
young
lady
smiled
sweetly
and
said
he'd
heller
wail
arid
sec
Ihe
doctor
and
she
dashed
lor
Ihe
door
and
exploded
out
side.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
7,
1915.
Prince
Rupert's
lirsl
overseas
contingent,
Is
now
In
Englahd.
The
steamship
Missannbie,
bearing
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
and
his
command,
sailed
from
Halifax
on
February
'ii
and
dockeilTal
Liver
pool
on
March
I.
The
ship
pass
ed
through
the
submarine
zoni
without
any
mishap.
The
regi
ment
will
undergo
furlher
train
ing
al
Shoruclilfe.
A
report
has
been
prepared
by
Sir
Frederick
-Tre.Vcs,
surscon
Hie
King,'
giving
fn
wonderful
glimpse
fnlotliej
lmsn
and
fioldj
liosnuais
iienitin
If
i-ilain
s
naiiiM
line.
Il'-extols
Ihe
work
.beins
carried
uil
"
dV
-
Cross!
Society.
:"
.
The
work
of'
raising
Hie
dam
at
W'oodworlji
Lake
mi
additional
Ihirleen
feel
is
now
proceeding.
The,
hydro-electric
plant
is
in
splendid
shape
nVnl
workinu
well.
lnV,pipe
injei
i.s
lieing
au-cluired
yilt
ceineiii
and
steel!
bands
at
various
points.
After
(his
work
is
done,
the
line
will
be
given
another
thorough
lesl.
BOOKS
OF
TRAVEL
ON
SHELVES
OF
LIBRARY
ARE
RECENTLY
ADDED
Several
books
of
travel
were
recently
added
lo
(be
public
-'
iirary
as
follows:
I
"Tlmlussh
(he
Borders
lo
the!
Heart
of
Scotland,"
by
(iordou
Home.
j
"
The
Path
In
llojne.'"
by
'
Mil-
j
aire
Bel
Inc.
"Andalusia,"
by
VV.
S.
Maugham.
'
"Tramping'
Through
fexico
'ualemala
and
Honduras,"
by
II.,
A.
I'ranck.
"Two
Thousand
Miles
Through
Chile,
Ihe
Land
of
.More
or
Less."
i
by
K.
C.
May.
"The
L.-iind
or
Ihe
Sun,"
by
F.j
.1.
Brady.
!
"Willi
Stefanssnn
in
the
Arctic.'"
by
Harold
Noice.
"The
flreal
White
Soulh,"
by
II.
fi.
Ponling.
,
LOCAL
BOARD
!
ENDORSES
PLAN;
Urges
Upon
Department
of
Agriculture
at
Ottawa
Need
of
j
Experimental
Farm
i
At
the
Board
of
Trade
monthly!
meeting
last
night
a
resolution
sent
on
by
Ihe
Smilhers
Board,
was
read
and
adopted,
in
which1
Ihe
attention
of
(he
Kovernmen'
was
again
drawn
In'
Ihe
need
of
an
experimental
farm
and
a
re
quest
made
lhal
one
be
established
in
the
inferior.
The
resolution
read:
The
Resolution
j
"Thai
this
board
of
trade
draw,
lo
Ihe
attention
of
the
Dominion:
Department
oi
Agriculture
(hei
pressing
need
of
immediate
action
by
Ihe
experimental
rarmsi
branch
or
thai
department
lo!
issisl
Ihe'rarmers
oT
Central!
British
Columbia;
'II
is
pointed
out
thai
at
the
present
lime
u
is
impossible
for
farmers
.in
Central
British
Col
umbia
to
lake
ajlvanlage
or
the
benefits
or
experimental
farm
work
owing
to
Ihe
great
distance
from
existing
farms
and
stations;
"II
is
further
pointed
niil
lhal
Ihe
facilities
provided
for
Ihe
improving
of
live
stock
cannot
be
used
by
Ihe
farmers
of
IJen.-Iral
British
Columbia,
on
-account
if
rreighl
and
express
charges
.occasioned,
by
lhese
great
distance.
:
'
"
"'
"It
is
further
pointed
nut
"thai
climatic
and
soil
rnndifions
in
On
t
ra
1.
'
Il
rf
1,1
s
li
Columbia
requ
I
re
local
A'ficntioh'
whiclj
"fiirlnol
possibly
be
given
Jiy
any
experimental
farm
or
sialion
in
Southern
British
Columbia
or
in
Alberla;
"If
is
further
pointed
oul
thai
soil
and
climatic
condilions
make
il
essential
I
.hat
an
experimental
station
be
established
In
servb
Ihe
needs
or
Ihe
farmers
living
in
Central
British
Columbia
be-Iween
Eraser
Lake
and
Ihe
Coast
HER
FACE
,
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
Mia
T.
Hunter,
n.n.
No,
I,
London,
Out.,
write:-
"I
wlh
io
reoi'iiimend
Ilurdock
11
lot
kI
Killer
lo
all
women
who
are
mifferlnir
from
pimple
or
any
other
facial
hleiulthe.
About
two
years
a
so
I
wa
(neatly
troubled
will)
pimple
and
aores
breaking
out
on
my
face,
and
rould
a-et
no
relief
until,
finally,
a
friend
recom-mended
me
to
take
ii.rt.B.
This
I
did,
and
I
am
now
sl.vl
to
aay
that
your
remedy
ha
(riven
iiib
the
dealrable
re
Mill,
and
I
now
have
a
nice
amooih,
clear
skin,
a
It
ha
eliminated
all
Ihe
Impurl
tie
from
my
blood,"
Oct
II
II.
It.
when
you
ask
for
It;
It
ha
been,
on
the
market
for
the
pant
4A
year
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Mllhuni
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont,
,0
'--
J5
aaaaa-aaa
liance
hits
that
will
put
new
life
in
your
Vicirola
216475
We
Don't
Get
Much
Money
r
ox
lrot
WATER
NOTICE.
U8E
AND
STORAOE
TAKE
."NOTICE
that
Maxell
TlmfoT
Co..
Umlieil,
h!e
aildrcm
l
U8
I'arlfli-Hiillrtlnsr.
Vanrniivrr,
H.C.,
will
apply
fur
I
llrcni
r
in
lako
and
iiw
500
rulilr
trn
Mr
nii(l,
Hiirl
in
atore
7M.
arre-tcft
i,r
vialer
mil
r
ytrrani
knoun
a
Ain
Hirer,
wlilrti
rinwn
Miutlierly
and
dralrn
into
NUfll
Inlet,
ahitut
in
and
tw-nalf
inllcn
easlarly
rrom
linikky
Hiy.
II.C,
The
slorac-dam
will
Ix1
liH-ated
at
ihe
ninlpl
r.f
Am
Lake
or
at
a
point
Iw
low
Uie
aaid
outlet,
to
Iw
(Jpli-nnliieil
af-rr
mrvey
have
been
made.
The
capacity
of
the
reservoir
Hi
tm
created
la
alxiiit
ISM.
acre-reel,
and
It
u
III
UikmI
aliont
l.miO
acre
r
land.
The
walep
will
lie
illverled
from
the
Mream
at
a
point
alHint
(lie
location
or
the
Hturajre-duin,
namely,
ihe
outlet
of
Alii
Lake,
and
.will
be
lined
for
jjwer
and
Indimliial
puitxie
upon
Die
land
denrrlhed
Lot
J437
or
on
Lot
4
41.
Tills
notice
was
ponied
on
the
If
round
on
the
27IM
day
of
Feliruary.
I
Oil.
A
copy
or
llila
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
In
the
"Water
Art,
l4,"
will
he
filed
ill
Hie
of
fire
of
the
Water
Iternrder
at
prince
Unpen,
objection
to
the
application
niav
lie
filed
Willi
ihe
said
water
llecorder
or
wllh
the
Comptroller
or
Water
Hlirlita.
Parliament
liiilldlnira,
Victoria,
ll.C.
within
thirty
day
after
the
firm
appearance
of
ihlii
notice
in
i
local
newspaper.
The
dale
of
ihe
flrat
publication
of
thl
nollce
la
Monday,
Man))
g,
t
BSS.
MASSKTT
TIMREH
CO..
LTD.,
Applicant.
1.
W
.
Schoonover
ent
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Inttntlon
lo
Apply
to
furchan
Land
In
Skeena
Land
District,
or
Prince
Itupert
llerordlnir
t)!Mrlct.
and
(Ituate
npprojlmately
one
and
one
half
miles
Vet
or
Salvus
Station,
on
Salvus
Island,
Skeena
lllver.
Take
Notlre
that
rtudolf
Larsson,
of
4143
Carleton
St.,
Burnaby,
occupation
UiKirer,
Intends
to
apply
ror
permission
lo
purrha'C
the
following
derrtl,ed
lani'
Conitnenrlnir
at
s
post
planted
at
the
aotilhwrst
corner
of
U1
4H0J,
Salvus
Island;
thence
southwesterly,
approximately
soo
yards;
thence
norlherly
an-proximately
Roo
yards;
Ihence
northwesterly
approximately
iiiiii
yards;
ihence
southerly
son
yards,
lo
point
or
bcHnnlnir,
comerlslnr
all
that
portion
of
salvus
Island
west
of
l.nt
403
and
containing
300
acre,
more
or
less.
THOMAS
MILLS
A
(rent
ror
nnrioi-
I
inaan
LAND
ACT.
In
Skeena
Land
District
of
Trlnre
niipert
liecordln
District.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oenrite
Little,
or
Terrace,
Jl.c.,
orrupatton
lumberman,
and
C.
I..
M.
Oliiftey,
or
Terrace,
B.C..
occu-patlon
luiuberniiin,
Intehd
to
apply
ror
permission
to
purrhase
the
following
described
lands,
ror
Industrial
sltet
r.rjriineiirinir
at
a
pop
t
planted
at
south
end
or
Island
situated
near
monlli
of
Kit.
sumkallnm
rtlver
and
lylnsr
near
west
bank
or
said
river;
thence
followlntt
shore
line
around
Island
to
point
of
commencement,
containing-
25
acres,
more
or
les,
CEOnc.r.
LITTLE
and
CLAIIIE
L,
M,
C.HH1EY,
Applicants.
Harry
Thomas
Trio
on
in
"His
Master's
Voice5
Victor-Records
All
on
double-sided
records,
75c.
;
,
All
Alone
Fox
Trot
I9570
International
Novelty
Orchestra
Peter
Pan
Fox
Trot
Waring's
Pennsylvanians
I'll
See
You
in
My
Dreams
Fox
Trot
'
19553
When
the
Qne
You
Love
Loves
You
Waltz
Paul
Whiteman
and
His
Orchestra
Put
Away
a
Little
Ray
of
Sunshine-Fox
Trot
Me
and
the
Boy
Friend
Fox
Trot
Dan
Gregory
s
Orchestra
I95I9Let
Me
Be
the
First
to
Kiss
You
Goodie
Morning
-Fox
Trot
Chapman's
Drake
Hotel
Or.
(Indian
Love
Call
Fox
Trot
J9517lTell
Her
in
the
Springtime
Fox
Trot
I
Paul
Whiteman
and
His
Orchestra
Victor
Talking
Machine
Cotnparry
Of
Canada.
Limited
"His
Master's
Voice
Victor
lance
of
mountains,
including
be
Francois
and
Ontsa
Lakes
lands,
and
Ihe
valleys
oT
Ihe
Mulkley
and
L
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Skeena
.ivers."
Adverti&d
.n
the.
Daily
News
Saturday
-
Specials
SILK
VELVETS
All
our
Biiesl
ipialily
Frencli
iiiaiiufarlureil
s
'
fun
Velvels
in
Black.
Sand,
Wine,
a
iuclies.
lb
.-values.
Saturday
only,
per
Yard
$3.50
COSTUME
VELVETS
Worl-all's
Finest
Qualilv
Silk
Fiilislied
(;itumt
d-
vets,
richly
and
heavily
piled.
H(
inches
wide.
v
'"1"
Brown
only.
Bt'K-
2..".
Saturday
only,
per
Yard
$2.25
WEST
OF
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue.
Family
Shoe
Store
V
10!
-
Come
in
and
see
Ihe
latest
exclusive
(Icsikns
m
wear
for
Spring.
sH0Es,
Wc
are
sole
agents
for
the
famous
onya
also
MURRAY'S
SHOES
and
other
well
known
Perfect
Fit
Guaranteed
$5.00
and
up.
Phone
357.
Third
Ae.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
HAS
REMOVED
nrn),s
ui
'
to
buibling
next
door
lo
KrizzeH
Butcher
Simp.
from
the
Kmpress
Hold
Wo
carry
n
full
lino
rtf
mlFS
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANU6
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
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