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P.
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDlTlUfl
and
any
other.
Saturday.
Feb.
13,
I'Jfi.
Complaint
Made.
By
Rural
Resident.
A
rural
resident
make
a
series
ot
"
.coiupluiiits
mid
object
Id
the
present
campaign
for
new
settlers,
lie
says
the
cry
of
I
he
low
-makers
is
for
more
settlors.
That
is
true
tti
some
e.vleut
hut
it
only
reflects
Ihe
cry
of
the
people
generally
ami
esjieeially
the
cry
of
those
who
jivq
in
mil
of
the
way
purls
of
the
country
whore
nejphbors
are
Jew
and
where,
it
would
be
possible
lo
hniid
roads
and-pive
oljiett
accommodation
if
sellle-nient
were
thicker.
lie
complain
'thai
millions
are
to
he
spent
on
immigration.
That
is
hardly
correct.
.
The
Rri.Hsh
government
is
speinlinga
good
deal
of.
money
in
aiding
people
to
come
to
(iaiiiula
and
the
(Janadian
government
in
Ihe
aggregate
is
spending
a
good
deal,
hill
all
thai
money
spread
over
the
country
would
not
huild
many
miles
of
road
in
British
Columbia.
The
province
is
not
in
the
immigration
business
although
Ihe
lauds
and
oilier
deiwrtmctits
arc
cooperatjii
wilh
Ihe'lioniiuicin
and
British
governnietrtx
in
sellliiig
peojdv
in
this
country.
The
difficulty
in
a
great
many
parts
of
.
the
interior
of
British
.Columbia
is
Ihal.sollleniejit
j
too
sparse,
(live
us
people
and
it
will
be
easy
lo
hilild
ruail.-.
Aho
willrniore
intensive
nt-tlenieut
will
come
heller
marketing
conditions,
heller
railwny
service
and
improvement
all
round.
Also
with
oloe
neighbors,
Ihe
settler-
in
country
districts
will
he
less
given
lo
grouching.
Free
Grants
Under
Settlement
Conditions.'''
The
giving
away
of.
free
land'to
those
who
will
use
il
is
no
new
thing.
It
has
been
the
custom
in
Canada
for
the
past
thirty
.or
forty
year
under
definite
houiosteodiug
conditions.
Briti-h
Columbia
ha-
not
Ulwuy
peen
in
line
with
other
part-in
this
regard,
but
it
has
Tor
Mirny
year.
Our
correspondent
will
admit,
we
think,
Dial
any
person
who
clear-
ami
cultivate-land
in
this
part
or
the
country
i-
enlitled
lo
it
without
a
rharpe.
Our
friend
-ays
he
does
not.
want
o
handout
but
wauls
a
chance
to
nuke
a
living.
We.
nre,glad
of
lhaL
It
is
what
we
are
all
trying
to
do
aUhuiigh
sometime-
the
going-
is
prelt
hard,
(live
os
plenty
ot
settlers-and
closer
neighbors
and
hotter
market.
and
improved
roafls'.nijd
limes
will
improve
Tor
everyone,
even
for
the
newspapers."
Roads
Great
Difficulty.
The
building
or
roads
is
one
of
the
mot
serious
mnller
with
which
the
Provincial
go'veninienT
ha
lo
'contend.
It
is
very
costly
and
huge
sum-
an?
-pent
each
year
on
this
kind
of
work.
Gradually
the
main
highways
are
being
linked
no
and
the
branch
roads
improved,
bill
in
a.
new
country
il
lakf
a
lone
lime.
Compare
British
ColiinibiU"Wih
some
of
(he
newe.r.?talv
mjuie
souiu
niiu
our
roaus
ao
not
.suiter
ny
eoniparison.
In
prolecling
the
roads
against
being,
used
for
heavv
load
(hiring
certain
seasons
the
publii
works
department
of
Ihe
gov
ernment
is
acting
in
the
best
inlerpst
of
the
whole
community..
u
works
a
narusinp
on
a
few
lull
it
i-
necessary
and
demand
for
il
have
been
made
in
niany
parts.
of
the
province.
With
Many
People
Governments
Always
Wrong.
With
Many
people
government
Are
always
wrong.
II
does
not
matter
whether
they
are
Tor.v
or
.Liberal
or
Progres-ive,
tliey
are
wrong.
This
is
not
a
pood
habit
of
mind
lo
cultivate.
Those
wTio
are.
making
the
laws
and
trying
lo
develop
the
country
are
doing
Ihe
best
they
can
ajid
now
and
then
thev
gel
turned
out
and
another
lot
are
put
at
the
work,-oulv
to'
find
thai
Ihey
are
little
belter
llian
the
Ja-t.
Ho
it
goes.
We
are
never
satisfied.
.Sometime-
it
is
n
pood
thing
toMnake
n
change
either
way,
hoi
we-
mn-t
be
reasonable
in
our
demands
and
not
expert'
that
everything
is
lo
be
done
in
pur
immediate
neighborhood'
none
iiune
in
in
We
Mo
V
4inl.
know,
-exnclly
where
our
rnrro-nondenl
1...I
...
rt.
...,
i...:
iff.jii
-
live-
nut
..-.
ir
uriiifj
inuii
hi
jiis.ioijpnuornnod
as
rnt
a
anywhere
and
we
are
glad
to
kiiow
Ural
overv
year
more
work
i
planned.
You
Wonder
Why
You
Cannot
Sleep
you
could
only
sleep
at
1F
night
there
would
be
some
chance
of
getting
back
the
nervous
energy
which
is
expended
during
the
day.
But
you
cannot
sleep.
In
tho
mornings
you
arise
feeling
tired
and
played
out.
By
evening
you
are
all
in.
Your
nervous
system
is
entirely
exhausted.
"Is:
there
no
way
to
get
out
of
this
condition?"
you
ask.
There
is.
By
tusing
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
regularly
you
can
feed
the
nerves
back
to
health
and
vigor.
Perhaps
you
have
never
realized
the
cause
of
your
aJweplcssner.
'But,
this
is,
the
outstanding
symptom
of
exhausted
;
nerves.
You
t
may
Also
have
nervous
headaches,
indigestion
and
spells
of
despondency.
You
may
be
unduly
sensitive
to
light
and
sound.
You
may
be
irritable
and
inclined
to
worry
when
there
is
no
real
cause.
But
inability
to
rest
and
sleep
is
one
of
the
surest
signs
that
you
need
the
help
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
to
get
back
to
health.
Nervous
disorders
do
not
get
better
of
their
own
accord.
You
must
supply
the
elements
of
Nature
which
are
required
to'bnild
up
the
depleted
cells
and
these
elements
are
most
happily
combined
in
Dr
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
60
cts.
a
.box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
lAiniwa,
ioronu)
z,
x;an.
EXHIBITION
ASSOCIATION
CLOSES
YEAR
CLEAR
OF
DEBT
AND
MAKES
PLANS
FOR
BIQ
EVENT
THIS
(continued
from
aage
one)
scaled
at
tlie
Prince
Hupirl
V.x-hihition
because
there
had
noi.
been
adequate
transportation.
If
the
transportation
companies
were
not
able
lo
meet
the
vv-iiuircincnls.
he
suggctded
thn'
Hip
lair
lluard
michi
churle1
boats
for
the
.-pi'Cifio
purpose
oi
bringing
the
people
and
llii'ir
ox-
'hihits
to
the
city.
Dealing
with
the
mailer
o'
Exhibition
finances,
Mr.
Self
rrrnin-liiondeil
r
tint
the
Hoard
should
apply
lo
the
city
eounril
for
.
grant
of
not
less
than
i!,tmn.
This
would
relieve
(he
necessilv
of
pressing
so
hard
on
Ihe
eiti-len-
for
subscriptions,
fit
view
of
the
fact
that
all
(lie
citizen
benafitled
from
the
fair
including
those
who
rented
buildings.
.Mr.
Seir
Ml
dial
il
was
nut
fair
that
the
taxpayers
should
eoutrihule
to
a
greater
e.xlenl
in
Ihe
Fair
finances.
Il
would
nls
give
the
Pair
Hoard
something
lo
go
on
early
in
the
year.
Mr.
Se,r
pointed
out
that,
soiie
years
ago,
when
I
he
Knit
t'Xlienditures
had
rbeen
M.uoo
or
l,unu
per
year.
the
civic
grant
had
been
2,ii00.
In
HWj
when
the
expenditure
jiad
been
nearly
ten
thousand
dollars,
the
eivw
grant
had
total
Ird
only
K.i50.
Question
of
Attractions
Slating
that
something
new
in
Hie
nature
of
attraction-
at
Hie
Pair
must
he
de.vised.
Mr.
SpM
CXpres-ed
(he
vipt
that
the
Board
iii
future
should
not
take
such
fdtanros
in
the
mailer
of
spurt
as
it
had
none
in
the
past.
Weather
condition
were
a
Ho
pe
titer
loo
uncertain
hi
warrant
liie
board
paying
out
large
sunn
(if
money
to
tiring
uut-ide
teiml
ii
the
city
only
lo
find
that
often
when
lliey
got
here
Hie
wnathe'"'
would
not
permit
of
games
being
utiyd,
thus
loin?
the
gales.
At
Ihe
same
time,
Mr.
Self
pointed
out
that.
Ihrougliiiiii
the
entire
Fair
Week,
there
wore
always
a
number
of
attractions
ibjwn
towh
ill
oppo-itiim
to
the
l
aw
(tuild-iiig
activities.
T.lic
fair
Hoard
should
deviM)
ooine
mean-
of
putting
on
entertainments
in
the
hulldui?
nightly
in
order
to
hold
Ihe
crowds.
The
bringing
in
of
a
Iroujx
was
one
of
Mr.
Self"
suggestions.
If
entertainments
were
lo
be
held
at
the
Hall,
it
would
tie
ne
cessary
lo
make
arrangement
for
accommodation.
With
thi-
end
in
view,
he
recommended
Unit
tlie
Hftnlm
.if
lliu
lt!,ll
dl
unlit
Ihe
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
duriiu
Fair
Week
.was
one
of
the
out-!
standing
of
Mr.
iself's
suggestion.
He
reported
thai
tlie
mat
ter
had
already
hctu
taken
up
With
.lack
McNeil
of
Telkwa
who
thought
that
arrangement
could
be
made
to
bring
the1
stuck
and
nniiuats
from
the
Telkwa
I
tar
be
-
toe
tlip
week
afler
to
Ihe
l'rlnce
Iluperi
Kxhlhition.
Mr.
Self
innugui
tins
wouiil
lie
3i:
great
a
timet
ion
and'
'that
something
elw1'
tnlghf
viHI
be
dropped
in
order
lo
stage
-It.
Mr.'
McNeil,
h"
stated,
was
desiroiiA
of
confer
ring
further
wtlh
the
Fair
Hoard
on
the
matter.
A
new
road
lo
tlie
sport
grounds
was
another
Kiiggestion.
Mr.
Self
concluded
by
thaukinv
i
.
...
.
...
me
uireeioi-H
tor
tlieir
service
and
the
.public
at
large
for
as
distance.
given.
A
word
of
thanks
was
also
due
thecily
and
district
press.
Directors'
Elected
"Ilia
nieeling
then
pnM'eeded
to
!Iip
business
of
electing
directors.
Aid.
W.
J.
Orenr
ami
.1.
II.
Thompson
acted
as
scrutineer
und
the
following
wme
elected:
W.
II.
Vance.
Howard
M.r.ek
Fred
Scndden,
Han
Jabour,
John
Williamson,
II.,
F..
Heiisou.
.lohp
Ilulger
and
Hert
Morpan.
.These,
in
addition
lo
the
directors
api
pointed
from
the
city
council,
AM.
W,
J.
(tree
r,
Ab.
Jos.
(Ireer.
ami
Aid.
J.
McKechnie,
will
comprise
the
I02C
Fair
Hoard.
Oil
Monday
night
next
the
di
reel
ont
will
meet
to
name
their
"of
fleers
for
Ihe
year.
George.
Itnrie,
G.A.
was
re.tip-poinlod
auditor
by
the
.
meeting.
The
meeting
concluded''
with
Mayor
Newton
making
a
brief
address
He,
ataled
that
'lie
decision
in
carry
on
the
I
air
mm
wk.h
ins
enure
approval.
After
EE
at
a
S,
m
s
m
&
maeieally
Alabastine
transforms'
ALMOST
dreary,
tired
looking
walls
Into
walls
of
distinction
and
beauty.
You
just
mix
Alabastine
with
hot
or
cold
water
and
spread
generously
over
the
faded
wall
surface
with
a
brush.
Immediately
you
see
the
remarkable
change.
The
walls
take
on
a
new
beauty
and
cheerfulness-
the
soft,
mellow,
tones
blending
harmoniously
with
the
furnishings.
You
can
achieve
attractive
opaline
effects
with
lovely
Alabastine
tints.
A
wonderful
tonic
for
tired
walls.
Much
less
costly
than
wall
paper
or
paint,
much
easier
and
faster
to
apply
and
more
beautiful.
Do
not
invite
disappointment
by
getting
a
cheap
Imitation.
Ask
for
Alabastine
by
name.
Write
for
Free
Stencil
Cittlofu
Hlutttitinc
wU
preparation
and
treatment
Send
alio
ior
"Hornet
Healthful
and
Beautiful,"
and
"Beauty
with
a
Sponfe"
showing
beautiful
Alabattine
walls
and
samples
ot
opaline
effects.
A
suggestion
ww
liiade
ty
W.
ronceriied
he
tlioitgttt
.eoitbl
not
possildy
eiiiiitiut
for
another
year.
The
rily
wn
obliged
to
lake
cure
nf
I
lie
'
matter.
.
In
The
Letterbox
WOULD
LIKE
TO
KNOW.
I'Milni
I
a
1
1
v
New.
F-dilor
liailv
News.
riie
erv
of
our
law
makerK
Is
for
nnoe
set
i
lets.
Why
nol
make
he
m'Miei-
aireuily
here
inure
Hfiiisfieil
ii
vn
os
more
roads
no
we
a
in
our
product'
The
Alabastine
Co.
Paris,
Limited
Paris,
Ont.
l.
ten
..r
erhthiia
t,ii.l"uw,,r-
","
"Piiiiun
Hint
ihp
oily
i
iemnBU
nir
rsiu.
uur
niaiU
rould
he
placed
at
'the
ide
iindr"u,,,'il
lo
H
",an
l,c,linil
IhR.iuake.rw
laugh
at
it
when
we
ak
thai
the
present
bandstand
b"1
'
"
W"U1"
He
re-,iiieio
10
hh.it
uir
uiraeeiui
elevated
from
its
nreseul
"round
I'""'"
"""'e
h
ii
BHUf-MMiiiiiui
'lie
nau.
ure
un
location
which
took
up
a
good
leal
of
room
right
on
(lie
main
doors.
Stampede
Suggested
The
holding
of
a
stampede
on
lrt'en
iii
:he
inl
U
tend
its
f.yni-!'hai
Hie
rancher
and
the
logaer
patlietu
aid
niu!
uiiMirt
wlo-n
reijuirud.
not
lo
be
ironidered,
only
the
loonst.
When
wp
approach
the!
fire
wnntiMo.
they
give
us
lhe.J
Ktrkimlriek
that
tlie
grading;
ta-ha
too,
ielling
n
thai
it
of
Sixth
Avenue
might
lie
cunt
10-jioil
an
ngriciiliural
cooniry.
m
tied
rigiil
Ihioiigti
to
Ihe
Fair'
pile
of
the
fact
thai
we
are
Itiiilding.
Hen
Ketf
expressed
confidence
that
Ihe
IP
it!
council
wonhl
tnke
care
ot
thfi
road
rc-
iiuiremenls
in
the
Huildiog
lhf
year.
Present
con
ditions
a
far
ax
the
road
win
Irtf
rowing
grains,
clovers,
grasses.j
..pple.
pears,
plums,
cherries-utid
the
diffident
varieties
ofi
exhibition
loall
fruits.
I
see
it
i-
reported
UMd
'he
vessel
of
the
r..i.
M..M.
thai
were
lo
be
altered
fioni
coal'
burners
In
oil
burner.
are
poins;
to
remain
coal
burner.
I
wonder
why?
N
a-
il
for
Itie
good
of
Hie
servuw.
Il
would
be
interesting
lo
kiMiu
the
rail
.reason,
1
for
one,
do
not
lieHeve
it
was
for
Ihe
good
or
the
Vebyire.
lis
Jut
another
exauijilo
fif
the
secret
and
underground
Ijitrigne
Unit
I'rinee
Hupuri
g"3ljp
jigainsl''
and
has
been
fur
4'uw:
9
II
is
said
the
reason
'it
is
proposed
lo
cam
el
the
onlracU
i.'
on
account
of
sliiMI'i''itla-UmiH
from
lifliUff'
'0rihin1bia.
Who
in
H.r..
objeoted?
.
l.cl
us
ktow
who
and
wjlty,.,
i,
.litAOU'lT.
RATHER
DISGRUNTLED
lieiitleuieii,
il
i
iniMinceiviilde
hut
they
nre
antuiill-ptitiu
up
polices
prohthifuig
U
to
use
thed
roaus
except
wtien
iney
s(e
l
io'alJow
tn.
llow
are
we
going
lo
inske
a
.living
We
nre,
not
asking
a
hand-oui.
we
,n
nol
belong
f)
,.,
pIhshJ
in
fart
ftiere
are
loo
many
of
them
nlrwailv.
All
we
ask
is
a
eliaiiee
lo
make
a
living
mid
lo
develop
llittt
particularly
rine
-eel
ion
of
Itritish
('..ilnnibia
one
..r
the
old
Tuner,
Along
the
Skenna
llivcr.
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
At
Ihe
Presbyterian
lilnnvii
yeprday
aflernoon,
Mi.
I
rmluf
ll.Maahs
was
man
led
u.
p
!
I.lney,
llev.
II.
It.
(Ifant
orricun
i
ing.
.Mr
and
Mrs.
l.mey
have!
liken
op
their
residence
m
iih,
rMcMordie
Apartiuenls.
In
a
Intler
puhlisheil
today
in
Ihe
Ihilly
News,
Archlosliop
-
lu
Vernel,
dealing
wnti
ihe
,md
fliieslion.
urges
that
uis
ead
o
trying
to
-make
political
capiuil
mil
of
past
mistakes,
it
i
i,n
palrinlic
duly
or.
thn
people
to
gel
loaether
and
endeavor
o
luing
about
a
betlijr
ortler
of
UnngM
There
wa
a
big
soullieasi
ran
yesterday
which
diil
much
dam
age
in
the
city.
pait
or
the
gov
eminent
wharf
roof
was
earned
to
I
away,
house
were
lopided
over
....
mi-
....
u
.
I
..
i
r
-
.
a
...
i'
ii
ur
n
n
iiiiijjiTFiiK'nri:
imiiiik
were
Mown
in
and
iroin
ouic
iuiius
wncn
gciucwHiuewauu
were
lorn
Up.
Tl
UHUKUnS
HOT
or
the
financial
dif'
riiliieM
thai
had
here
are
Imrdly
utile
in
v-i-'
been
eiirounlered
last
I-all.
there
'li
spend
inilhnn-
f
dnllursj
had
been
talk
of
discontinuing
to
bring
litem
here
In
siarvc
'
the
Fair,
lie
was
glud
to
koow
Why
not
spend
some
of
thai
that
no
such
utigeslion
liad
lieeu
money
on
the
-eltter
already!
presented
ut
Ihi-
meeting.
The
here
ntid
make
them
contented"?!
Citixeu-
as
a
whole,
he
tM'lieveil.
No,
tliey
are
yung
lo
peud
out
real
lied
the
ittfkiettte
,uf
UlO
'Kx-1
llixei.
on
stiallgern
for
ncvero!
liihiiion
in
alrraeiing
ouUide
at-jenr-
lo
clem-
land
and
lunhl
lenlion
and
focnsing
PrHuie
ltu-'lnuoe.
If
lliey
ean
gel
iiioio-n
port
ns
the
rt'trtw
f
ull
the
Oon-;for
ihewe
foreigner,
why
mil
giej
tral
and
Nirtlo'!n
Itrrtish
r.nluin-
il
to
mir
ieope
ntceady
here'?'
Ida
district.
The
Kmr
vn
verv
V'ly
diei
inonale
ngain-l
.e(tde;
inslriinieulal
in
keeping
up
Ilia
ulo
have
lived
here
for
many'
desirable
cornier
fins
link
between
tb"
eity
nmt-ftti
dwtnet.
Makes
Promise
The
mayof
-tiaej'ihai
Jie
eouW
undertake
Ui
make
no
ijAfiiiito
priiinise
a-
regarded
the
surges-
V'iii-.
eleartul
land,
built
home)
Mid
rai-etl
fnmltHKi
and
hiliornd
under
many
hariMiiwt.
uUo
paulj
he
Ooveriiiiient
for
tins
land;
when
il
wh
In
a
v)hl
slnle
Now
lie
for"ianvr
h
to
liave
free
lion
hut
had
been
ofTertd
fur
au.gruiits.
uUo
a
dole
of
money.
inereui.ed
civir
srranl
to
the
Fair.
We
have
kepi
ijuiet
lung
He
would
go
..
far
a
to
xtnle
J
enough.
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about
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