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PAGE
FTVH
MAYOR
REPORTS
ON
CONFERENCE
Various
Matters
of
In
West
City
Taken
up
'at
Recent
Meeting
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Mayor
Newton
presented'
the
tollowing
report
lo
I
lie
'
cif
y
council
last
nighl
on
liist,crul
uiiee
al-
Hie
western
conference:
After
having
atleioleil'
.
th,.
;
......
i
.
.
...
....
iv,i-n-iu
iMMiieieure
ai
r.umonlon,
liwlsti
lo
report
my
lielief
tlmt
ijiich
good
is
likely
lo
result
i
through
its
deliberations,
j
The
allendanee',
though
.
nnl'
quite
as
large
as
anticipated,
was
thoroughly
vreprcsenlalive,
n
muoli
so
that
a
permanent
organization
was
effected,
with
thi'
intent
of
future
meetings
being
held
as
circumstances
wur-i
rant.
As
might
lie
expected,
the
chief
aim
of
this
first
gathering
was
Dial
of
formulating
policies
which
would
unite
the
four
west
ern
provinces
so
as
to
speak
as
one
in
more
energetically
press
ing
for
niucli
greater
western
ennsiileriilioii,
holh
as
to
general;
development
as
well
as
the
re-
moval
of
such
harriers
us
are1
fell
to
be-
unjust
as
between
Ihnj
western
iind
easlern
portions
of!
Canada.
.
j
Freight
Rates
Naturally
the
laller
aspect1
brought
the
ipiestion
of
freight,
rales
very
much
lo
Hip.
fore,
ami!
the
conference
'went
on
record
as
demanding
the
removal
of
all
discriminatory
rulc-s
insofar
asi
eastern
and
western
haulage
is.
concerned.
This,
it
was
viewed,
would
result
in
the
grain
from
the
western
half
of
the
prairies
at
least
being
shipped
via
the
Pacific
ac-(
Hilling
lo
the
natural
order
of;
shorter
haulage
.
The
conference
also
went
on
j
record
as
demanding
-i
he
removal
I
of
the
permit
system
for
grain
j
shipments
lo
the
Ijaeifir,
as
the
present
system
was
deemed
to
work
along
the
line
of
forcing!
grain
shipment
eastward,
where
no
such
system
prevails,
to
lliej
disadvantage
of
the
Pacifir
outlets,
such
as
Prince
Hupert
will.
heroine
as
soon
as
the
elevator
is
in
operation
Much
lime
wn
spent
over
the
Pence
lliver
situation
and
notwithstanding
the
fact
-thai
the
premier
of
Alhertn
addressed
the,
eouference
and
stresseil
the
ini
;
prohahillty
al
the
present
time
or
a
direct
railway
outlet
from,
the
peace
to
the.
Pacific,
the
con
ference,
unanimously,
look
the
contrary
view,
and
trailed
for
the
immediate
building
of
the
line
lo
the
most
practical
coaslal
outlet.
Western
Railways
..
There
was
a
divergence
of
opinion
with
respect
to
the
com
plelion
of
the
Hudson's
Hay
Hail
way,
hut.
finally,
ils
completion
was
endorsed,
from
the
viewpoint
of
giving
northeastern
Saskatch
ewan
and
northern
.Manitoba
lhe
same
shorter
grain
outlet
via
Hudson'
Hay
as
the
western
prairies
could
possess
via
prince
Hupert
and
Vancouver.
In
view
of
Ihe
spenilinig
of
mil
lions
on
Ihe
Welland
Canal
so
as
lo
keep
the
grain
flowing
east
ward
lo
Montreal,
the
conference
took
Hie
stand
that,
it
would
be
hul
fair
lo
Hie
west
were
(he.
Dominion
authorities
to
forth
with
proceed
with
the
Peace
lliver
project
as
well
as
Hudson
8
Hay
completion.
The
inatler
of
vnsl
coal
Imports
led
Ihe
conference
lo
pronounce
in
favor
of
lint
develop-
LAND
ACT
to
Lease
Land
In
Oueen
Charlotte
Lund
Ho-
.nnllnc
District
of
Prince,
Hu-,
oert.
and
situate,
at
noniieyiway
was
Point,
flraham
Island,
Columbia.
Tako
Notice
Hint
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Massclt,
H.C,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
or
the
iniiowiog
uu-scrihed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
Uooncy
Point,,
r.rnharn
Island,
Hritish
Columbia;
tlienco
nor-tlierly
five
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
wesl-n-'iv
ntunn-
low
water
mark
ono
hundred
and
sixty
ohains;
Ibenco
five
chains;
tlienco
I.
..I..
...in
hiini
rou
aoo
.ii.mj
1
I
li
nienl
of
western
Canada's
coal
ureas
including
tne
urounuuog
:
logether
wtlh
lower
transportation
coal
rates
so
as
lo
gel
the
output
to.
Canadian
consumer,
ul
prices
which
will
reduce
importation.
Paotflo
Highway
The
.consideration
of
highways
supplied
the
information
that
the
Kdnionlon-.Iasper
road-
al
in
os
I
completed,
cer-
Hrilisli
tuiii
stretches
being
traversal
over
the
disused
railway
right-of-ways.
The
confereifce
recom-inended
the
extension
of
the
Jasper
highway
lo
the
Pacific
in
order
to
link
up
with
nnoouvei!
ami
Prince
Hupert.
(ireater
efforts
toward
immigration
and
laud
settlement
were
approved,
as
was
also
the
matter
of
closer
'Inler-provineial
trading
mill
the
Inline
manufacture,
of
Canada's
raw
materials.
In
presenting
this
synopsis
of
Ihe
doinris
of
the
conference
feel
my
time
was
spent
to
the
advantage
of
this
city,
for
in
sev
chains
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
oral
instances
there
was
a
ten
ei.mniencenienl,
ntul
containing
dency
to
focus
consideration
up
iirhfv
ncrs.
morn
or
n:nn.
lanoaIS
Swiwn
pajikino
PACKlNfl
0.
LTD.
Applicant,
per
l:
H
RInipsoii,
Agent.
Dated
June
12lh,
1025.
on
other
centres
to
the
exclusion
of
Prince
ltunert
Particularly
was
this
the
ease
in
the
mailers
or
the
Peace
lliver
outlet,
the
westward
shipment
of
grain
and
highway
extension
to
the
coast.
A
Mistake
that
some
beauty
seekers
are
making
They
are
misled
on
"olive
and
palm"
soaps
T"0
you
realize,
Madam,
that
"olive
and
palm"
soaps
are
ages
and
ages
old?
But
never
has
one,
before
Palmolive,
brought
comparable
results
to
the
skin.
Palmolive
Soap
is
a
masterpiece,
based
on
60
years
of
soap
study.
It
is
a
scientific
creation,
made
to
bring
new
beauty
to
the
skin.
Made
to
keep
schoolgirl
complexions.
k:
Its
unique
results
have
led
millions
to
adopt
it.
Now
it
is
made
in
five
countries,
to
supply
"
-the
world-wide
demand
It
is
made
in
France,
because
French
women
find
in
this
their
ideal
,
v
of
a
soap.
c
Soft,
velvety
complexions
are
many
times
as
common
as
they
were
before
Palmolive
came.
Then
don't
accept
ordinary
"olive
and
palm"
soaps,
with
artificial
color,
and
often
super-fattedf
.
,
'lift.':-
Palmolive
costs
10
cents
no
more
than
the
price
of
most
ordinary
soaps.
But
that
is
(hie
to
enormous
production.
Palmolive
has
become
the
leading
toilet
soap
of
the
world.
The
only
-
two
soaps
we
know
that
fairly
compare
with
it
cost
25
cents
per
cake.
This
warning
is
in
your
interest.
There
is
a
way
to
keep
youthful
complexions,
and
mul-
titudes
have
found
it.
But
that
way
is
not
a
mere
"olive
and
palm"
soap.
It
is
found
iin
..."
Palmolive
alone.
'.
..
.
Note
the
unnatural
"too
green"
color
of
Palmolive
imitators.
What
does
that
suggest?
Men'.;
don't
paint
nature
to
improve
it.
Olive
and
palm
oils
nothing
else
palm
oils
-no
other
fats
whatsoever-
IN
PARIS
French
women
are
discarding
French
soaps
for.
Palmolive
Palmolive
is
today
one
of
the
two
greatest
selling
toilet
soaps
in
France.
Parisian
beauties
are
happy
to
pay
almost
twice
as
much
for
a
cake
of
Palmolive
as
Canadian
women
pay.
And,
in
many
casts,
three
times
as
much
as
for
their
own
French
soaps.
Remember
this
when
tempted
by
costly
French
soaps,
or
by
"French
claims
for
soaps.
.
(MADE
IN
CANADA)
The
Man
in
the
Moon
8A.YS.
TIIKKK
is
no
compromise
with
honesty
or
virtue.
You
either
are
or
you
are
not.
IT'S
hard
to
earn
a
good
re
putation
and
a
good
deal
harder
lo
keep
it.
A
had
reputation
is
easily
made,
and
it
keeps
itself.
THK
way
lo
accomplisli.,a
lot,
of
work
is
to
keep
at
it.
I'KAH
is
feriority.
an
admission
nf
In-
THK
most
absent
minded
man
I
ever
met
was
the
fellow
who
went
on
his
honeymoon
and
forgot
to
take
bis
wife
with
him.
FOIl
a
living
definition
of
the
word
"pep"
Just
visit
the
Moosq
picnic
next
yenn
'
TMESIS'
are
flic
days
when
a
man
easily
gels
hot
under
tho
collar.
SOME
men
marry
to
get
a
cook,
others
because
the
girl
hai
money,
but
most
of
them
do
so
because
they
are
tired
of
room
ing
alone.
-give
Palmolive
its
delicate,
natural
color.
are
used
in
Palmolive.
-
Let
no
one
convince
you
for
your
own
sake
that
any
ordinary
type
of
soap
can
bring
you
Palmolive
results.
(
Wash,
launder,
cleanse
with
any
soap
you
wish.
But
when
beauty
is
at
stake
Use
Palmolive,
nature's
formula
to
"Keep
That
Schoolgirl
Complexion."
Note
carefully
Olive
and
No
"super-fatting,"
no
"super-anything"
the
only
secret
to
Palmolive
is,
its
blending,
that
is
judged
one
of
the
world's
priceless
beauty
secrets.
And"
'olive
and
palm'
take
core.
the
name
and
wrapper.
Palmolive
is
never
aold
unwrapped.
i
w
f
1
IWfSI
WHEN
a
man
wakes
up
to
what
married
bliss
is
costing
him,
his
old
motor
boat
bills
must
look
like
steam
rollers
in
a
Hying
boat
race.
THE
woman
who
limits
her
family
to
a
parrot
and
a
cat
is
preparing
herself
for
a
pretty
cheerless
old
age.
IF
you
want
lo
end
a
quarrel
witli
a
woman
don't
try
lo
make
oul
thai
she
was
wrong;
Just
send
her
a
hunch
of
flowora
anJ
keep
quiet,.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prinr.0
Rupert
July
28,
1915.
A.
Kilpalr.ick,
who
was
super
intendent
uf
the
O.T.P.
from
Winnipeg
lo
Fort
Williinn
up
to
the
time
when
the
Dominion
iioverntnertl
look
that
part
over,
has
arrived
in
Ihe
oily
to
take
charge
of
tho
division
from
tho
coast,
to
Prince,
(leorge,
as
siip
erintendenl.
,
Prince
George
won
last
even
ins
from
the
local
baseball
play-
ers
afJer
having
the
night
before.
C-2.
been
defeated
Tho
score,
va
'
Major
MoMullin
received
on
last
evening's
train,
from
tho
otlicer
in.
charge
of
Ihe.
company
to
which
Lionel
Crippen
belonged,
a
letter
written
by
the
deceased
evidently
to
Lieut.
1..
Hul-lock-Websler.
It
contains
some
amusing
references
to
the
life
at
(he,
front,
and
gives
some
details
of
the
experiences
of
this
gallant
soldier.
The
letter
was
unfinished
at
the
time
of
Mr.
Cup-
pen's
death.
The
price
of
milk
Is
being
ad
vertised
ly
a
local
dairy
at
C
cents
n
pint
or
to
rents
a
quart,
delivered
lo
ones
residence.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Hlackie
were
arrivals
on
I
lie
train
last
evening
from
Jasper
where
Ihey
have
Immmi
spending
a
short
holiday.
Mr.
Hlackie
is
outside
engineer
of
the
H.C,
Marine
Engineers
and
Ship
uullders
Llti,
of
Vatu'ouve
r,
and
was
met
at
(lie
train
hero
by
f!co.
0,
Rush-by,,
his
old
chief
who
was
found
er
and
first
managing
director
of
the
company.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Hlackie
sailed
on
the
Prince
lUf-i
pert
last
evening
for
Vancouver.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
no-
cording
District
of
Princo
Hupert,
and
situate
about
ono
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massett
Lighthouse,
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-sett
Inlet,
Graham
Island,
Hrit
ish
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Langara
Fishing,
&
Packing
Company
Limited,
of
Victoria,
H.C.,t
occupation,
Packers,
intends
to
apply
fur
a
leaac,
of
the
following
described
lands:
1
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Hevcii,
Graham
Island,
Hritish
Columbia,
about
ono
and
n
half
mile's
east
of
Massett
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Massett
Inlet,
firahum
Island,
Hritish
Culuin-bin,;
theuue
northerly
five
chains,
more,
or
loss
to
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly,
along
low
wuter
mark,
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
tlienco
easlerly
ono
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
morn
or
loss,
lo
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
leas.
LANOAHA
1TSHIN0
&
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant,
Per
E,
II
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
iOth,
1925.