.
Ajv.
21.
1025.
(AnADIAN
NOTIONAL
RAILWAY!
Wottern
Bee
Ion.
,
f
t
YiMiHis
lii
I"
received
at
lilt-
miibi
l.Hlllirrr
WHIIII
,.
uiiiil
lele
it'rtink
nnon.
'
"
"
:
..-
."lib
day
I'f
Aliau.t,
ui
'f
rrplceliieil
IUl
roll-
ihiriy'fr
wiaxien
rulrrrt
'
...i-mii,
and
roii.irnrllim
i,f
,
rt,
'.-Infum-it
riiiicrrl
Ixa
rut
1
,
WU
6.J
awl
Mile
4.t.
''
-
atuiiu
mil
form
of
eon
MZ
'
n
ii
and
form
r
UMrt
,
t!j.
oioree
mi
.inr
rnini.nr,
.
,i
liUlrlrl
f.liiliu-rr.
Van.
fii'lrn-t
r.nrllirer.
f
diiiinili.il,
ivi
i.iipiimt.
'riiM-v
imprri,
Ini-incer.
Calrary.
Alta.
(
imiI
be
runaidrrrd
unlet.
in
.upplirij
ly
the
hallux
n
.enliiiiwi
ly
an
arrrMMj
irl::,
,Lu
"Hinii".
i.iiiiuior
.f
lan.u'
......
...
-...a,
.
,
irr
'if
III
Treasurer,
l.an-liallnayy
i
ant
tinder
not
lierea
W
Man
;
am,
a.
ki.om.AVi,
Oertrral
Miiiarer.
Ktl.
WATCR
NOTICE.
Ute
and
Sloceae.
t
i:e
Dial
William
C.
Kplan.
,-.
ii
l.ix
kea.rl
Canary,
null
apply
tm
a
llmirr
u
x
niiiKT
inrnra
dally
ami
gallon,
of
atrr
ii
of
an
mi
Vtilrh
fl
ao'llurrl)i,
l
ami
itr
iwrtlun
mruiH.
y.;j
,
b.c.
Tth-i
1
hr
loralnl
at
IIk
M.urr:
hi'
ra(i-ii)-
or
iim
r
'.slid
la
alMMjt
a
Ami
!
v
j
i
iiii
l
Miwral
i:iikn.
fttwraralf
MrTMw
rurrlbed
aa
Uw
H(rnre
',
xlr)
nn
ttaa
nl
arrMad
day
erf
Jnb'
t
ihi
amttrw
and
aa
apl
ml
ihrrelo
and
la
U.
will
b
ftUJ
la
the
nffM
i.f-ror
at
.Mlia
"J'
apf.ti.'alwi
may
I"
hUm
1
1.
r
nnirdr
or
ith
ta
wi
ii
niait
or
nrttKn
iwiini
in..-.
.
.
i.i.,.
iirriiiiauiill
eai
:ii
i
i,
...
'"""'
in
atiply
for
lr
"'"'"I
laiwU
fulluwlnt
do
'
IIIHIH.I...I...
.
Imr
,"
'!''.
final
rilanteit
amirnil
1',"
miii..."?'
r.'ee
';:
'?.
.fni"
f
aa.
'
r
I
.III
I
All
IllPIIfas
a....
.a.
-
"
hi
"''
.1.-1..
flirfxl
about
trtr
of
MlrtlCl
r
riiiineatw
UK
land
iloarniinl
at
I.I
4ii
ni'H-k
A.
Vum-ii
rharlott
m,i
iH.lr.
a
inMilnt
n
lath
iliv
i.f
July
Kit.
i,.,
lire
atxf
an
airliraili
.
i.
ami
Hi
lh
"Walr
Arl.
rili
d
III
thr
i.fflra
tlv
.
al
I'Murr
liurt.
DC.
hi
aiiiitlralUm
nur
1.
ninl
(T.l
S
in
in
.l.,v-.
l,ilM
l:
''
At
in
'J""'
''
I
rlialna:
""i
Iheiice,
r.1,n.''
"mr"
nr
I
i
n
h
Mow
In
nipan.WIn
f
"HUInlu
'
ia
;
.ill.
r,"''l'H-tlcriiieil,
ud
n,"K
mii.i.i.,,1,
limitko,
lr
Wm,
c,'i
Jul
lit,
,,,
Aiitillrant
0,
Mtlrhell.
Aitnt.
SUBURBAN
LAND
Walir
Hmmlpr
or
llli!(Ianaiiail
ii
maM-r
iinnn.
rarua
1
1
i.i
i
TO
BE
OPENED
First
Steps
Taken
to
Make
Small
Acreage
Available
for
Local
People
A
special
committee
f
0
Hoard
i,f
Trade
appointed
for
I
III
litirpOM
tncl
linn
T
l
Ii-i
H.iy
iiiicrnouil
and
(lUrijaorilJ
wiim
iiiii)
mo
suggestion
that
some
of
tin'
provincial
lands
held
in
Urn
district
should
be
surveyed
oml
placed
on
t
lie
market,
making
I
hem
available
for
market
garden,
poultry
farm.
vlahl
garden
ami
suburban
residences.
Tin-
mailer
was
discussed
at
miiim'
length
ami
lh.
iniiiiMd'r
expressed
ngeemenl
win,
Hid
idea
ami
said
In-
would
on
lua
return
lo
Victoria
al
hum
in.
Ilie
stirvevor
irotinrnl
In.
iu
i
-
.......
.
i
-
;
.i
it.
.,rVa7,.i
proceed
with
tli,
preliminary
and
cannery,
work.
Mr.
I'uttullo
explained
that
all
lln-
land
mi
(In-
island
ni'w
mud
sccHon
with
the
exception
nf
a
portion
reeerved
for
park
purpose
was
Ihi
prury
of
lli
Haled
ttnit
National
Ilailwav.
r-
vi'inrla,
H.C..
vltMii
"ii'j
iiiii,
oiniiiinir
inn
iiotn-l
"iVw-T"Vi!inion
"wnniifnl
ami
Imlian
r.
i.iiration
ol
i
in
nutlet
ta
t',
IiiIhiuin
lo
the
firovinrp
W
C.
'fKI,
aptiiiraM,
WATIN
NOTICE.
Oliaralan,
and
Ua
1
for
dmimllr
Mihx
ili.
ribril
a
la
lttnr
.
.
a
Mlrd
Ml
thr
tt.nl)
arriaBit
ilar
of
Jul),
,
t
tht
Oulir.
aiuf
an
ali-
ami
no
diil
thi
clrHeti
of
Umi
I.i'Iwitii
SliAwiLlariM
hake
and
HuUi
Haiid
on
tlir
opposiip
nnilf
from
Kairn
inland.
.
Tln'e
'
T
I'-?!
.fM
"lifbl
bi
Kiiitublo
for
ullivii-v'--"
aiHirr
i
t.nriiturr
;
....
.
.
...
ill
aiifil
fur
a
llrraar.
UMI.
lllKwimlr
ntall'T
would
Ik
r
VjtoraK
l
II"
eoiniiiitlw
ii."
h
na
wratrrly
and
would
t
l-olixlllll-il
imh
riii
aiaaai
at
it
alrr
will
l
dlrrt
-raw
a
l
a
(auUtl
Ut
lh
.f
ll
Mlrky
rlaim.
i
lo
what
wiuili
m
Hip
mom
nuitalilr
trarl.
Tin
ain
ritiiHiill
will
n-(rrvifw
A.
K.
Field,
who
is
in
rharr
of
llio
land
drtiarliiiiHt
of
Ihf
(Unadun
National
Hallway.
i
tim.
and
to
i!,ln-ii
vinil
I
fir
rily
with
a
"-'i.rai
AinaV.
iHyw
view
lo
having
om
of
Ihf
nuli-
::!
all.
in
mat
Ij
flhi',
,,i.,.
..
I
taltil
oil
I
laA
taalulaal
iiltAnilll
Wi..
lir.,ur
W
villi
ta-i
"
"
"
Wali-r
Hlatila.
rarilaiMratl'
lor
B
'
.
itHm
tlnriv'
Wlli'lll(Mll
.
t
aitvaraftr
tJt
ihiv
-CROWN
DECLINES
TO
j,'
11
.OLD
Will
I
Til
C.
Aw4lraol
r
)
Hrlrvl1
Pro-t,
wart"
notice.
Dltertloa
and
Uaa
AtOt
:
lint
lnriner
rttd
i
-
adtlr
la
inriHMr
i
win
aifwy
rar
s
lireeirw
the
total
ur
trei
rwltfr
frra
Inaiiwwr
4
rewk
wih
r.',.l
drama
rata
Wrel
Tltn
i.iwt
iant
Th
aier
i
rn.cn
ttw
atrr-am
at
a
-
uibmrai
nariarr
f
the.
MEET
EXPENSES
OF
DEFENCE
WITNESSES!
AjiiiIk
iiI
i-ifl
nf
I
S
M
ill!
if
Siinlhi'ra.
roiliiwi'l
fT
All"ri
Ktt
-on,
Mho
will
apiifar
al
I
hi
Su
preme'
fHirl
Aie
tomorrow
iiioniiiic
in
anwei
lo
a
rharye
thai
hr
lnle
IT0
from
lirl
Frrlrirk"n
al
llaollon
on
June
S,
that
the
rrown
pay
the
exrene
of
four
ih-fenre
wilne
m'
whom
Hie
hcmmimhI.
n
"r
rounl
of
lark
of
fundi
wan
un-
nhle
In
lirlnff
to
Hie
I
rial,
wa
.r.r!lrtifUM.I
by
Mr.
JuMire
l.
A.
Mr-
jV'al.iTTt!?
tfUl'lnabl
ye.lerrlay
aflerntvon.
The
MmiBHi
uf
(His
bourcutiornpy
evnwai
ueimruiieni
.ii.n
MIII'S
I.TP
IHiOriHI.
"
'
"'rlltaliJ
liryi.k.
trral.
LAND
ACT.
Pe
af
Intention
ta
Apply
to
Leeta
Land
n
rt
land
rtrenrdinr
M
r
I'ntiro
liuprrt.
auU
allual
ui
IM-.
has
aireauy
reuieu
n
inn-i
no-
LAND
ACT.
Notice
af
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaea
Land
In
IYHm
linrl
Laml
llnrlliir
liutjlr
if
rrlnre
lmtri.
and
alluatr
at
r
i.ii.ji
Hiv
Vall
Inlrl.
TtkK
MtTM
I:
that
r
H
rnw
II.
Hlnipurfv.
nf
Miwell.
Il.r...
iireiipatrnn
rannerjman.
anal,
ami
lirlni
al
noil
inirwH
lo
apulf
tnr
a
leaw
r
tl
nM-
-
lUnd
inal.
ami
bmrinr.tnwhia
iWrriii
land:
I'
iriiiu.
fnen
Tree
Poml.l
riKumrwlna
at
a
tl
Hanlrd
about
inif.
1m
riuin
otrHv
fnini
tlx-
.K.
roriHir
vi
:
ihii
tnatn
nrin.h
f
i.'
I
..r
i
..i
nsn
liana
a.
Ouil
IHalriet
k
f
eniny
l.lnUto.1,
it
hrr
taral
al
rhaln;
tlw-IKf
mirth
llin
n
vniiiatinn
raraeM,
m
rhiliin,
rnnr
or
io.
"
.
'
f
r
a
lVa
of
Hi
foilnw
I
tlienrw
ri.lrHr
abnir
Wrh
wnter
mark
In
'
l
imit
'
iaHW
u(
ri4iuiruri'iiinl.
ami
nmlainlria
r
at
a
imii
tlaninl
at
MeTi.fc
arrra.
nKir
r
w.
J
at
-,u
point,
l-ortlatul
ranal;
'
iicriv
ahinr
lilarti
water
.
!
"flit
hniulrril
frel
lo
a
'
!
Sri
J
H
i:.;
tiwn
amillirrlti
t
"
hp
la.
In
In
walff
i
n
rihp.,rl
ali.ne
low
'
"t
lartit
hundred
fi-t.
nioni
hnrilierly
to
eliaine,
rmr
nt
nf
rmiimeiwriiHTil,
arvl
ai
rv
nir
r
l.
AN
I
"
HIUTIMI
CO
I
I
Vim
PACkoa
rti.
ltd..
AppHrant
fi-r
Waller
r.
Walker.
Atml.
'
''rd.
Ut.
LAND
ACT.
tliriKXF.
II.
MMi'SOS.
Aptllrant.
jgaiod
nrd
July,
ittl.
LAND
ACT..
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Purcnaie
Land
n
krna
Han
1
l
and
nemrdlnr
r'-trie!
of
rrlnrf
llurl.
HT.
and
altuale
lUT.Ii-k
Ulaml.
iMith
of
Vali
Hiaml.
"'TAKE
MlTK-TC
lhal
ih
Canadian
nt-ln
in
lid
nf
Vancouver,
H.C,
ureur
llJn,
'saliw
t
amwra.
InteiHl
"
PpJ;
nr
lniilMh.n
to
urrhae
III
followln
M
lat
..
.
lirm
I
in
.
1
..
a
.a
t,l.t
-
-
muBieon
to
Apptf
to
Imm
Lnd
I
i
.untnrnrinr
M
P"
1
iiA..:;L
V
llllaswr'I
I
OHt
tt.,.tit
Said.
.
.
-
n..ear
fall
Va
1
SlllirB
SI
llIia'
,r
Si:.
l?"r'""
nArih
.even
rhalna:
l
..I
hwM
,hre
nf
Wala
la-
nine
rt
vn
rhalna;
"r,0'h
'
north
maynell
frim
n
rhaln;
llH-nr
'.""'J.
i
rnr
eat
rmm
lnd
miimrinr
"'"."i'Vl
ViS
7n
i
tn
r1
l1
nl
aiihi.n
i.i.h.i
i'
Ti
r
out
i..i,..H.in.k
rot
'
"'Hr
.iinpany
l.linlled.
f
i
,
,
.
"enipallim
I'arkera.
In-
r,ir
a
k-a
nf
the
follow-
Hi'
d
laiiiln
...ien
nr
at
a
tuMt
Manleil
at
hlh
ai
5.1..?
i
1
"'lhi
Hv.r
of
siand
in
a
pnntton
liearlns
nrih
t
r
m
i"!"
'''vnork
lland
ami
inn
.,0.
.''"'"'i
Sllkl-n
Mi
j
r
.!,"'"'
"
'""
'
i
.
.
hundrHl
frel.
tnnrr
or
.
'rn-
in'"i
n'd
I.K.
tlH-nro
in
i.
,.lL
r.h,n-
nmrs
or
!,
In
love
in
-
...
.
'
nnriiieriT
iu
mam.
m
i
iimiii
in
nuilllir
irrnirni.
amolo
nniTiu
r.oi
UMiUA
I'ACkl.MI
CO.
I.TO..
n..
...
.
Applicant
ficd
JlliVr..VK,,,r:.r'
W.I.r,'Ar,.nt.
natlca
-'.
1119,
tANO
ACT.
Inlantlon
la
Aonle
to
eueehaaa
li
Ilia
i
..
Land.
"'l"l
nf
rrlncr
Ii
lliit.rt
!'
U
an
n'
i
t'il
at
Alianmui
Bay
TaVi.-
,!J
"
I.
nl'l,
O.C.
l.lamla.
B.C.
I
I
;
'.,
"'i'
r.
mat
noaao-Mlllerit
l.lm.
i,.
"
am
iiiivkf
nr
..i
ii,r
'
'"imll
1T.
I
"
i
,,
..,
I,
LAND
ACT.
I
Nolle
af
'n'nl,0,lnd
,)",
l
PurthM!
ileii'rilint'
lllrlcl
of
I'rlncB
1
th
miilnrt
land
a
id
lt""
'"
,r
'"
,n'fk,
ffi
r
I"'
IfMatl
luvcr
ri.ni
ti
mil"
f"M
''",ihi
tA?
villi:"
llwl
fr""-'
'l,"Tr'
!ipr"7
.mi.
Mill.
I
I.ln
ln.lll.ll
men.
ilf
''';"...
I'rlllC
HII"TI,
tni.-ii.t.
irriii-
to
iWv
wtirn
i
,he
""
H.wina
.ii-i
i.i
lluilir
inni
.....
m
iiHnmen.
.n
!
l-
!
"
V.r.
""",
i'.'T'riv
lliTn'-w
10
rlulH.
m-Vliicr-Iter
nf
lid
f'
i
'
,
"'".a'.i-rti-:
thclic
10
in
rlialn.
nulherly;
..
ii..n.
40
chain.
el
Ac
'
'H""
..ii.incnM-tiirnl.
and
run
rlV
In
"lll
"i
.
.
i...
rcr
r..i..i
tneii.l
l'',JtL-,
IN
PROBATC
l.s.
MMITF.n.
Appiirani
P.
Kiel.
Ayent.
0F
BR,T,$H
IN
T
lUfRV."
C,0rAUmln.Mr...on
Act;
,
,h
M.licr
..rllallcr
Kf
Jck
Chrts-
,
n,
,h
TALK
TI-
J'i",,,;
th
I
llli
day
lloliur
I,
M.'I'
.VJ
'J
"'i
wl"
appnlnlcd
Ad-i.f
July.
A.l-
'.!.;
i.'rk
ChrUlnff.
mlnllranr
of
V.'f
harlnr
clalnia
itprrawd.
!"'
"
,rr,
linrcliV
rr-
atalii'l
lb'
,.r,'no
nrnnerly
veririnl
.I..II-...I
in
fnrnlh
VI
;.r
inmi
lit
m
nn
nr
liefiice
",',1
',1,1
hied
In
the
A.p,
!;..
',,,,,J,
ntnnmit
of
,,v
th
..i.i.
.r
rpiiulrcd
II
ln
V...n...iih
Ihclr
liuti'Mcdlic--'
Ji?
A
WATT,
o
"lit
Ailtnlnlalrilor
rr
nr"
rui.trl.
H.C
dim
it.
ion.
dr
'"
I
IWI
ateyourown
sfard
Ifcwes
Home-made
mustard
pickles.
How
delicious
and
how
easy
to
put
up.
Here's
the
recipe:
MUSTARD
PICKLES
I
qt
ami!!
onion
a
I
targe
cauliflower
1
qt.
cutwnbrra
2
kcadt
celery
2
red
peipera
Peel
on
ion
t,
cut
vtjretiblrt
in
imlll
piecet,
coter
with
eik
brine
and
let
aland
overnifht.
In
the
morainf
brinf
to
a
bwl
aa
drain
off.
Tale
2
cope
brown
uiir,
1
cap
floor,
tibleipoonlnlt
Cotmu'a
D.S.K.
Vlutard,
I
taUeipoonful
turmeric
and
2
qnarta
Tinegar.
Boil
this
mialnrt
for
twenty
minutet,
ttirrinf
cooti-aually.
Pour
oter
teaeiiblet
luit.
Let
atand
tea
daya,
atirriog
erery
day,
Itirn
buttle.
(olmans
Mustard
lids
dic5ien
expend,
on
ilm
ground
thai
the
wiIiii'.hm'h
arc
not
npcennary
lo
the
rue.
IIih
I.on.hip
xaiil
be
'
ii"
a.'""J
reaMin
to
lake
tlin
renpoiinihilUy
of
overruling
ibe
alii.in.iy
cenernl'ii
department.
Mr.
Mrliill
explained
thai
the
pui
Miii
of
lhee
wilni"-e
would
he
lo
give
cvidenre
an
lo
money
earned
from
I
hem
hy
accused
during
Ihe
four
monlliK
preced-ins
Ihe
allegoil
iTien.
'Mr.
I'al-iiiore.
erowii
prtineeiilor,
iaid
thai,
if
Ihene
wilne.o
could
nol
idenlify
Ihe
money,
they
would
he
irrelevant
lo
Hie
cane.
He
Ainilil
un
atlempl
o
coiilradirl
any
i-Milenee
lhal
inlhl
bo
presented
uk
io
Ihe
amount
of
Ihe
money
that
hail
been
earned
by
rrur.ei.
The
uitnee4
referred
lo
are
.1.
Mi-Neil
of
Telkwa;
II.
(.
QUen
anil
iii'ar
l.iiiidn'nun
nf
Smith-
its.
and
S.
Audi
ioii
of
I)ieker
l.aki-.
PRESBYTERIAN
PICNIC
HELD
AT
DIGBY
ISLAND
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
by
Child
ren
of
Sunday
School
and
Parents
on
Beach
Di-porllnif
themehea
on
Ihe
teeaeli
al
I
lie
by
Inland
Ihe
children
of
the
I'reibyterian
Sunday
SoIkhiI,
aceonipiinieil
by
parent
and
friend
bad
a
tunt
enjoy
able
II
ml
yesterday
afternoon.
They
enl
over
in
boats
loantd
for
Ibe
oeensinn
by
(JeorKC
llryanl.
Kx-Alderman
John
Cur-rle.
lieorjie
llorie,
John
Mcllae.
and
Charles
Slnrr.
and
the
"Z3"
was
a
I
mi
encased
by
Ihe
rotnniil-
tee
lo
carry
a
jiumbor.
The
rares
were
in
charge
nf
Murray
Fuller,
Dr.
Granl
and
.1.
I,.
Christie.
Mr.
Fuller
beinjr
slnrler
and
Hie
other
I
wo
Judges.
(eneral
arninpemels
for
Ihe
lay
were
in
the
bands
of
.1.
I..
Christie.
Wilson
Murray.
lr.
Irani,
Frank
Moore
and
.1.
MeKinley.
W
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
C.
A.
Heller.
I'bila.lelphia:
J.
MrNeil,
Telkwa;
.lark
llamillon
and
A.
M.
Kipp,
Port
hsslnjilon;
Mrs.
W.
F.
Iliiins.
Ilalmontl;
V.
I'ruuRlilon,
Vunderhonf;
Mrs.
.1.
II.
it
ma
I,
Mr.
J.
.
Klrkpalrick
and
Mrs.
.1.
Huberts.
Hmilhers;
,
Knulsen
and
.1.
Hansen,
rily.
Central
II.
M.
Willson,
Terrare;
F.
Cndwin.
I'rinee
ltiiierl.
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
Is
Apply
to
Purchaia
Land.
In
Ih
land
Hecordlnr
plmrlcl
or
Prince
ltuH-rl.
ami
aitnai
al
Ills
lall
Crick
whkh
fluwa
lulu
Kr-lill
Itlvrr
abnul
IH
inllea
rnsn
it.
inuulh.
TAki:
vnr.K
that
ciirimi
i.
mi
t
iTInc
liiiirrl,
tt.t:.,
iH-riipallou
luiuhcr-11
kin.
Intriid.
in
apply
for
ixrnilnaliin
to
pun
ha.
th
fnlliiwJur
(li'.crllx-il
laml.:
Cidiiiiieiirlnir
al
a
punt
plantr.1
at
Hie
aoiilhup.t
nirni-r
or
Lot
Hi,
llicncc
0
chillis
rHiiillicrly;
1lirnr
10
chain,
westerly;
Ihcnc
ii
rlialna
niirlherly;
thence
fu
chain,
ra.terly
In
piiint
of
mtiiinrnre.-
111111,
and
nmlaliiliis
to
acre,
imirc
nr
I.
a,
C.
I.
I1IKL.
imii-ii
..iiyu.i
i
.in,
iwra.
LAND
ACT.
AppllcanL
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
t
Purcha.a
i-ana.
In
Ih
Land
lleinrdlns
M.trlrt
of
prince
ruipert.
and
aitnat
at
th
iiHUMh
of
Ills
Kali.
Creek
which
flnwa
Inln
Uh
Kmlall
Itlvrr
ahmit
IK
miles
from
II
IIHHIIII.
T
A
k
K
MITICK
that
John
A.
Smith
of
rriiicr
iumxti,
n.i:
iH-riiiatinn
liimurr
man,
intend,
to
apply
fur
pennl.ln
tu
piirrnaMi
inn
nuiiiwinr
iii'.crittril
laml.i
(.iiinnipiicinir
at
a
iki.i
planird
al
the
aniilhural
cuiner
if
l.nt
da
J;
thence
aO
rnani.
iinrthriy;
tinnce
30
chain,
westerly,
iimiii
nr
lr,
in
th
F.r.tatl
lllvrri
thclic
30
rlialna
inmlherlYt
llieni
30
main
ra.tcriy.
ami
cixitaiulnr
so
acre
inure
nr
lcaa.
JOIIX
A,
SMITH.
Aiipllcanl
...
.
.
Per
C
T
met,
Atriit
Dited
Aurutt
l.lh.
Hlj.
1
CANCER
CURSE
KILLING
MANY
Dp.
Ernest
Hall
Tells
Victorians
of
Advanoe
In
Msthods
of
Treatment
"ll
is
estimated
by
a
distinguished
London
surgeon
that
of
those
now
living
in
Hie
United
KitiKdom
5100,000
are
doomed
In
die
of
rancer
if
they
do
110II1-iiiK
lo
prevent
Hy
Dr.
Krnesl
Hall,
I..H.C.I'.,
Klin..
said
on
hit
return
lo
Victoria
arrordini;
In
the
Times
.of
that
rily.
"In
the
United
.Slates
the
number
doomed
lo
die
nf
eaneer
i.
ten
million,
lhal
is,
one
in
len,
and
possibly
one
in
five."
Dr.
Hall
declared
that
Ibe
larjre
attendance
al
Dr.
HolT-iiian'n
centre
in
Memorial
Hall
this
week
ipdicnted
Ihe
importance
wbirh
Ibe
ranrer
situation
is
assuming
in
Ihe
minds
of
the.
public.
"The
public
reasonably
loo"ks
lo
our
profession
for
nuidanre
in
such
mailers,"
Dr.
Hall
wen
I
on
"As
corroborative
evidence
of
what
Dr.
Hoirman
states
about
the
prevalence
of,
cancer,
I
may
say
lhal
I
have
lost
three
patients
during
this
last
week
from
Ibis
disease.
"Out
of
100
cases
operated
Upon
with
Ihe
knife
hy
the
best
available
skill,
sixty
will
be
dead
or
dyinp
at
the
end
of
five
years,
and
Ibis,
remember,
is
Ihe
result
after
Ibe
ablest
latent
of
Ibe
profession
has
been
overshadowed
in
attempts
to
save
the
situ
ation.
No
wonder,
then,
that
con
sternation
reigns
where
cancer
rules,
and
terror
strikes
botnd
when
a
diagnosis
of
malignancy
is
given.
wny
all
llilsT
Were
we
rrealed
1n
die
from
cancer?
Why
Ibis
wide-spread
prevalence
which
indicates
a
cause
as
far-
reaching
in
its
.
malignancyi
s
active
Emphasize
Causes'
"You
ask
what
we.
are
doing
tu
prevent
cancer?
Little.
True,
Dr.
HolTman
mentioned
certain
fart
of
causation
of
great
im-
iporlanre,
but
Miese
need
to
be
leinphasized,
and
over-emphasii
eii.
f-
"We
need
a
socTely
for
the
prevention
of
cancer
as
we
have
for
prevention
nf
consumption
"Sir
A.
Lane
has
developed
Ibe
'New
Ileallh
Society'
in
London
whose
purpose
is
to
educate
the
public
along
the
lines
of
action
that
will
lend
to
limit
the
intensity
of
Ibe
disease.
He
says
if
Ihe
public
would
eat
proper
food
and
attend
lo
elimination,
that
in
100
years
cancer
would
be
a
scarce
as
leprosy.
Cancer
is
nature's
protest
against
disobedience,
the
penalty
which
nature
imposes
upon
those
who
disobey
her
laws.
"
"I
shall
not
die
of
cancer,
cries
Sir
Arthur
Arbulnot
Lane,
'for
I
keep
my
blood
clean
and
see
that
my
elimination
is
free.'
What
be
does
Ihe
people
of
Drills!!
Columbia
may
do.
Civilized
Habits
Blamed
Dr.
Mayo
says,
'We
have
come
lo
Ibe
conclusion
lhal
can
cer
lin
In
do
with
lite,
soul
of
IhtCindhidual
Ibe.
war
lie
lives.
And
wtih
thlsi'n'rri'
seejns
to
be
general
agreement
nmong
those
of
Ibe
greatest
experience.
Again
he
says,
"Cancer
of
the
stomach
Includes
three-quarters
of
all
cancers
in
men."
And
then
be
asks,
Ms
it
not
possible
that
Iberi)
is
somelhins
wrong
in
the
habits
of
civilized
man,
either
in
bis
cooking
or
in
other
prepara
tion
of
his
food,
thai
acts
to
produce
the
pre-cancerous
con-
I
it
ion.
Meal
ealing
has
in
creased
100
per
cent,
within
Ihe
last
100
years.
If
we.
ever
liope
lo
cope
with
cancer
we
must
go
hack
lo
its
cause.'
"
Dr.
Hull
has
just
returned
from
Ibe
Mayos,
the
great
cen
tral
depol
for
Ihe
surgical
lre.il
men
of
cancer.
Hut
willi
all
Ibe
unrivaled
skill
of
modern
surgery
Ibe
mor-
talily
rale
from
cancer
is
yet
a
least
fifty
per'
cent-r-a
most
discouraging
factor
so
discourag
ing
that
some
surgeons
nre
abandoning
(be
knife
and
adopt
ing
oilier
means,
Dr.
Hall
went
on.
'X-rays
and
especially
radium
lias
been
beneficial
in
many
cases,
but
Ibe
latest
advance
ment
in
the
treatment
is
by
the
cautery,
mid
a
word
nf
)tope
can
be
extended
lo
our
cancer
Cautery
System
Dr.
Hall
has
spent
a
great
deal
of
time
ami
money
Insludylng
cancer,
having
spent
a
time
In
Dr,
Masey's
hospital
in
Phils-
Are
You
Strictly
Up-to-Date?
EVERY
day
new
inventions
appear
to
save
you
time,
money
and
effort.
All
the
time
new
comforts,
new
conveniences
and
new
pleasures
are
being
thought
out
for
your
individual
benefit.
Do
you
know
about
them?
Are
you
up
to
the
minute
on
this
vital
news?
The
advertisements
bring
you
information
of
all
this
progress.
Read
them
and
you
will
know
about
the
very
things
that
concern
you
most
things
that
have
a
very
direct
influence
on
your
life
and
that
of
your
family.
The
advertisements
tell
you
where
to
get
these
things,
how
to
get
them
and
how
much
to
pay.
For
advertising
is
a
daily
directory
to
wise
buying.
Don't
rob
yourself
of
the
benefits
that
come
from
regular
and
systematic
reading
of
the
ad-,
tier
Using
columns.
Advertising
is
altogether
too
important
to
be
missed.
Read
it
every
day.
ilelphia
studying
Ihe
ionization
system
and
subsequently
Ihe
Abrams
system
only
lo
find
dis
appointment.
Hut
recently
he'
was
associated
with
Dr.
Percy
in
Los
Angeles,
who
has
for
thirty
years
tested
Ibe
application
of
Hie
cautery
in
all
malignant
conditions
with
the
satisfa'clion
of
reducing
the
death
rale
al
least
Iwenty-five
per
cent.
Dr.
Hall
remained
with
him
for
several
weeks
and
left
convinced
that
the
supercedonee
of
the
knife
by
Ihe
raillery
has
marked
a
decisive
advance
in
Ihe
treatment
of
can-
irVenTylW
per
cent
re
main
cured
after
five
years,
riirely
Ihe
outlook
need
not
be
painted
so
black,
and
Ibis
is
what
Dr.
Percy
claims,"
Dr.
Hall
Went
"Hemeinber
that
wo
know
of
no
treatment
but
ex-Iirpalion,
but
for
that
Ibe
elect-
ical
cautery
is
apparently
the
est
method
up-to-date,
ami
Dr.
Percy
is
anxious
that
this
information
be
extended
as
widely
as
possible."
Dr.
Hall
also
expressed
willingness
to
give
a
public
address
on
tin
.subject
of
cancer
at
any
time
he
was
called
upon,
and
will
deal
exhaustively
with
Ihe
apparent
cause,
and
Ibe
most
up-to-dale
system
of
treatment.
He
js
also
anxious
lo
start
un
anticancer
crusade,
or
co-operate,
in
the
development
of
an
anll-can-cer
society
for
lltitish
Columbia.
MORE
OFFICIALS
CO
Ml
NO'
TO
LOOK
OVER
POWER
POSSIBILITIES
OF
CITY
(Continued
from
Page
One).
lull
Columbia
is
moving
uhead
witli
stolid
indifference
to
the
difficulties
of.
Ibe
limes;
is.
in
creasing
in
population;
is
turn
ing
its
natural
resources
into
liquid
assets
and
is
solving
its
political
and
fioal
'priiblotUH.'
Mental
Attitude
Mr
Pattullo
said
(hat
having
felt-
that
way
himself
for
some
It's
a
profitable
practise
lime
he
was
particularly
glad
to
see
an
opinion
from
the
Kasl
that
agreed
with
bis.
The
men-j
lal
attitude
was
a(l
that
was
working
detrimental
to
Canada
1
The
only
thing
to
clear
up
the,
situation
just
now,
he
thought,;
was
an
.election.'
In
Prince
llupert
people
wor-rieil
because
things
had
nol
come
as
fast
as
they
should.
He
had,
since
lie
ctime
lo
Ibe
city,
visited
the
elevator
and
some
of
the
other
improvements,
and
he
had
been
asked
half
a
dozen
times
if
any
grain
wtis
likely
In
go
through
il.
This
was
the
wrong
mental
altitude.
He
Iben
read
Ihe
editorial
article
from
the,
Vancouver
Sun'
about
prince
llupert
gelling
everything
when
Vancouver
got
nothing,
which
was
published
in
this
paper
yesterday.
He
thought
il
unwise
to
cultlvale
th,o
spirit
of
self-depreciation.
Appearance
of
City
-Mr.
Pattulln
spoke
pf
improvement-
he
saw
going
on
in
the
city.
The
city
councils
of
the
pant
few
years
were
to
be
con
gratulated
on
the
improvements
I
hey
had
made.
Prince
llupert
now
hail
a
cily-like
appearance.
Much
of
ner
prosperity
he
considered
was
due
to
the
class
of
people,
here.
He
would
nol
hesi
tate
to
say
that
he
knew
nf
n
lown,
and
he
knew
a
good
many,
where
there
were
so
many
higb
class
businessmen
as
in
this.
All
that
was
needed
now
was
power
and
plenty
of
it
lo
insure
steady
progress.
ANCIENT
TOURISTS.
VVIN.NtPF.n,
Aus.'
21.
An
age
record
has
been
set
for
au
tomobile,
tourists
registering
here
Ibis
year.
J.
A.
Sargeril
of
Crnokston,
Minn.,
aged
70
and
Mrs.
Sargent,
nged
77,
arrived
in
their
trusty
car,
aged
ten
Mr.
Sargent
is
a
veleran
nf
the
American
civil
war.
Advcrtls.
.n
the
Daily
News
p
a
or
riv
Kindling!
When
you
are
buying
kindling
why
nol
get
something
that
will
start
the
fire
in
a
hurry?
Wo
handlo
only
the
best
there
is
"Bone
Dry
Kiln
Dried
Wood."
Should
you
order
a
load
of
this
you
get
value.
Full
load
$6.00
op
nicely
tied
bundles,
E
for
$1.00.
Oup
Taxi
number
is
easy
lo
remember,
"112",
and
'Service"
is
our
moUo.
If
you
use
our
cars
today
you
will
use
them
aain.
50c
is
our
charge
day
or
night
"all
the
lime."
Dray
work
of
all
kinds
attended
to
promptly.
Stand
345
Third
Ave.
Also
Seal
Cove
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phones:
189,
112.
Wood!
Wood!
1
Now
Is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Full
load
16.00
Half
load
S3.00
Large
sacks
..
60o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$0.50
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Avenue
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or
Day
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