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DAILY"
EDITION
SpD.Salurilny..
January
2,
I92H.
Prince
Rupert's
Shipping
Rates.
Apparently
Prince
Rupert,
as
matters
stand
at
present,
is
at
Mime
disadvantage
in
grain
shipping
rates
as
compared
with
Vancouver.-
If
it
were
iyd
for
the
port
charges
at
tin-southern
oily,
the
net
difference
would
be
even
greater.
It
would
seem
desirable.
that
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
should
be
put
on
a
level
fooling
bollr
as
regards
terminal
rail
and
water
rates.
No
doubt
the
proper
authorities
are
taking
steps
ill
this
direction.
Success
va
achieved
in
the
effort
to,
have
marine
insurance
rates
enalized.'
There
should-
be
similar
.success
as
regards
shipping
rales.
Plenty
Of
Money
i
For
Industries.
It
is
refreshing
to
hear
a
statement
such
n
that
issued
Ibis
:
week
by
Sir
John
Aird,
president
of
the
Canadian
Rank
of
.
Commerce,
that
there
is
plenty
of
money
available
in
Canada
for
the
development
of
business
and
natural
resources.
R
is
the
banks
that
are
often
accused
nT
pulling
their
money
in
iron-clad
American
investments
and
re'fiisingjo
aid
industry
in
Canada.
Sir
John
Ami's
statement
would
indicate
Hint
the
impression
may
not
be
a
correct
one.
'-
Maritime
I
.
NPort
Issue.
-
-
.
'
The
issue
of
the
use
or
the
shameful
neglect
of
Canadian
i
ninritime
ports
becomes
more
pojnleU
from
the
interview
givjen
iH
N.
Joint,
N.R.,
liy
bir
Renry
Thornton.
The
President
of
the
y
Canadian
National
assured
his
questioner
or
desire
of
(lie
J
Government
lines
to
use
Canadian
ports,
but
said
"the
matter
was,
after
all,
regulated
by
the
shippers
of
the
grain,
as
they
.
4cttTii
the'route.
Sir
Henry
said
the
subject
A
engaging
the
attention
of
various
interests
and
he
was
hopeful
or
the
unl-
come.
From
tlus
statement
the
matter
should
be
narrowed
down
to
a
solution'
or
a
"reasoli
why."
The
Western
exporters
are
not
so
numerous
but
thai
their
course
and
their
argument
can
be
discovered
and
probably
met.
Are
the
rates
to
Canadian
ports
too
high,
anil
incapable
uf
m'eetingthe
competition?
Are
Rio
t
port
equipments
inadeqiialeVLOr
what
is
the
insuperable-
obstacle,
if
any,
to
the
use
by
Canadians
of
their
own
road
to
they
own
ports?
The
issue
should
be
aired
and-
faced
in
Parliament,
and
met
squarely
and
"justly.
Toronto
Globe.
Premier
King
Stands
Pat.
.t
Conservative
papers
are
so
anxious
for
Premier
King
to
resign,
alio
so
wrathful
because
lie
lias
not
resigned,
that
they
betray
a
vanishing
hope
that
he
will
be
defeated
in
lire
House.
Were
there
any
probability
that
enough
Progressives
would
join
Mr.
Meighen
on
a
major
issue
to
overthrow
Ihe
Government,
it
would
be
poor
strategy
for
the
Opposition
to
-want
the
Premier
to
avoid
that
fate
by
tendering
his
resignation
beforehand.
A
Premier
wio
quits,
voluntarily
quite
often
thereby
gains
a
better
cnance
10,
"come
Hack"
t.lian
if
lie
Waited
to
be
turned
oiil.
It
seem
to;
he
agreed
by
Oppmilinn
jrapers
that
there
is
.
little
chance
ofjlhe
Progressive
turning'
King
out
to
put
Meighen
jn,
:Ednionton
Bulletin.
Sr2taBS'li
At
wt
tht
onmi
l.trk't
it
on
Me
bolt
NEW
OFFICERS
TERRACE
VETS
L.
H.
Kenney
Is
Elected
President
of
Interior
Association
TKIUlACi:,
.Ian.
2.
-
The
an
nual
meeint'
of
the
(5AV.V.A.
and
election
or
officers
for
ItljO
look
place
on
Wednesday
eveninjr,.
The
jfollowingr
are
tlie
new
officers':
T
Honorary
President
J.
I'.
V.n-gleshaw.
President
L.
H.
Kenney.
Vice-Pres.
.1.
R.
Agar.
Secretary
i.
II.
(iriffin.
Treasurer-
.1.
K.
Frost.
sJCfKi'ant-al-Arins
F.
Ingold.
Auditors
X,
Sherwood
and
V.
W.
Chapman.
Trustees
..
Uarr.
O.
W.
Ifearne,
W.
Cioodwiu,
i.
(Irifllln
and
J,
Ctdlhursl.
Executive
A.
C.
Ore.dnian,
K.
&',ii.ole.
It.
II.
Fealon,
II.
Reeeher,
W.
Cliapman,
S
Sherwood
ami
(i.
Powers.
A
smoking
concert
j?iven
in
honor
of
the
Past
President
.1.
P.
Kpwli'sliaw,
who
is
leaving
Terrace
shortly,
will
he
held
in
the
hall
next
Wednesday
evening.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aaya:
A
WOMAN
has
entertained
well
when
tier
guests
say
they
hale
to
leave.
NOW
the
festive-party
season
is
over,
won
l
someone
have
a
birthday?
please.
A
NKW;
disease
lias
broken
out
in
thq
city
called
Turkeyilis,"
and
the
only
cure
known
to
local
scieneo
Is
"fastltls."
NOW
we
start
saving
up
for
the
-summer
holidays
at
Seal
Cove.
I
IIMVMI)
of
a
Scotsman
once
standing
(i
foot
0
inches
in
Ins
socks,
lie
only
took
small
drinks
because
they
have
such
a
long
way
lo
travel
and
he
got
the
full
benefit.
I
HKAIU)
a
man
say
to
another
man
lite
olhor
morning
that
he
was
ahout
as
useless
as
an
isolated
hotlle.
of
pop.
ALL
the
modern
young
lady
has
lp
do
nowaday!,
li
make
last
year's
dress
fashionable
is
to
slice
a
piece
off
the
bottom.
I
1IAVK
yet
to
see
the
girl
who
can
look
as
pretty
at
breakfast
tattle
as
she
does
a',
the
dance.
WKLL,
here
we
are
plunging
Into
1920
in
a
sea
of
prosperity
with
last
month's
bills
to
meet.
Is
everybody
happy?
"FISH
in
the
sutlers,"
and
it
u.ed
lo
hii
the
streets
would
con
with
"milk
and
honey."
LA
DIMS
are
now
wearing
suspenders
over
the
shoulders
like
men.
Kvidenlly
they
got
the
idea
froni
the
Policewomen.
"Police"
was
always
on
the
suspenders
I
wore.
ITS.
funny
how
'a
man
;
will
never
buy"
himipf
'-h6e
lace
and
collar
studs
and
yet
he'll
spend
a
king's
ran
so
lit
on
a
hotlle
of
hootch.
PURM,AMNF.S
ought,
to
thrive
well
in
this
climate.
A
MAiN'
with
a
whiskey
breath
hould
never
talk
about
business
bein?
bad.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
K
K
Miss
Rarbeau
is
about
to
leave
town
for
Razellon,
where
s,ie
will
spend
two
months
with
her
sis
cr.
Mrs.
H,
S.
Sargent.
The
men
of
the
102nd
R.G..
jltegirnent
who
liave
been
station
ed
here
will
leave
Tuesday
on
the
Prince
John
for
Comox.
They
will
go
south
in
charge
of
Capt.
Rrandt.
It
poms
thai
the
au
thorities
are
not
satisfied
with
Prince
Rupert
as
a
drilling
cen
tre
though
it
would
appear
lo
a
layman
that
there
is
at
least
enough
room
to
drill
the
twenty-
odd
recruits
who
are
at
present
on
the
list.
Mrs.
Xaylor
and
little
girl
left'
for
P.dinburgh,
Scotland,
this
morning.
They
will
sail
on
the
Allen
liner
Scandinavian.
FUNERAL
SERVICE
I
WAS
HELD
TODAY
Large
Number
of
Mourners
Pay
Last
Respects
to
Memory
of
Mrs.
Crate
j
A
lavse
assembly
of
niuiriier
'attended
an
impressive
funeral.
service
at
0.30
this
morning
in
ihe
AiiRRcntt
Cathedral,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Mooschearl
j
Legion,
to
pay
llieir
last
respects,
to
the
memory
or
Ihe
late
Mrs.j
flporjre
(&gle,
prior
to
shipment
j
or
the.
body
on
I
lie
I'nneesj
Reatrtce
for
interment
at
.North
Portal,.
North
Dakota.
Archdeacon
Hix
and
Itev.
Walter
Allen
oitlciated.
Memlir
of
both
Ihe
.Moose-heart
Legion
and
the
Loyal
Ordc-of
Moose
attended
in
a
body
and
eseoiled
the
remains
to
th
sleamei-
at
the
eoiielusinn
of
the
service-
The
"congregation
sang
"fiHt.-vj
the
Hilts"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
and
John
K.
iTitvey
sanjj
a
solo
"One
Sweetly
Solemn
Thought."
Those
stmdinsf
floraf
trihutes
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Urn.
F.
Hiehinond,
City
Pdice
Serjeant
Railey
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mv-i.
Simon
A.
Svvnnson,
Aid.
ami
Mi.'r
jCaey.
Muyor
Newton,
Mr.
and!
I
Mrs.
veinck.
l.oyal
lMer
o
i
Moose,
Fire
Oeparlnient,
Mr.
and
'Mrs.
Harry
Jackson,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
'Jack
Judge,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
McDonald'
(Section
2),
Mr.
and
(Mrs.
Moth
Davies,
Moose
Ladie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lance
Potlerton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
V.
Walkinson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
CoRison,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
David
lilenuie.
Women
Rraucli
F.nplish
Church
Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
M.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
It.
h
Skinner,
Mr
and
Mrs
1)
Scot
I.
M'.
and
Mrs.
Mussalleui
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.los.
Rrown,
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Hugh
Mciiliuchy,
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Hawthorn
and
family,
(ieo.
Crate
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mr
Jarvis
Mi-I.eod.
BUILDING
FOR
YEAR
TOTALLED
$1,347,769;
December
Permits
Had
Value
o?
$14,650
Which
Was
Much
Hiqher
than
Last
Year
Kuilding
peroiiis
for
December
totalled
lt.t;;n,
bringing
th
grand
total
for
I'JiD
nj
to
?l.-3l7.7iiJ.
Jeeetnber
periiuls
wore
as
follows:
:
C.
P.
Iliel,
I5),
alterations
am'
general
repa;rs
to
residence
nr.
Fifth
Avenue
West.
P.
Rlack,
SO.OilO,
addition
to
annex
Central
Hotel.
J.
Christison,
1,500,
conrre!-foundation,
Third
Ave.
J.
Ivarsen,
l,000
addition
t
residence
on
Rwich
Place.
A.
WicHs,
S,000
residence
01.
Sixth
Ave.
F.
W.
Hart,
2.000
residence
on
Xlnlh
Avenue.
United
Church
of
Canada.
2,00O(
gyninasiuin
building
or.
Seventh
Ave,
1-lasf.
Permits
for
Doenilier
1925.
exceeded
permits
issued
in
December,
1021,
by
11.300.
Last
year
the
total
was
3,200.
MISS
LOUIE
FISHER
I
HEARD
BY
ROTARIANS
Local
Qlrl
Gave
Saxaphone
Solo
and
Recitation
at
Luncheon
on
Thursday
Afternoon
In
addition
to
having
the
mem
hers
of
the
Roys'
Rand
as
their
j
guests
and
listening
lo
a
splendid
address
appropriate
lo
the
occasion
by
F.iu-1
Rarrie,
the
Rolari-ans
at
their
regular
weekly
luncheon
on
Thursday
heard
Miss
Louie
Fisher,
who
will
put
on
n
recital
in
the
Fmpiess
Theatre
Tuesday
night,
in
saxophone
solos
and
in
the
recilalioti
"A
Raseball
Game."
Miss
Fisher
appeared
lo
excellent
advantage
anil
was
given
a
splendid
recep
tion
by
the
club.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
G,
M.
Fraser,
Digby
Island;
Miss
K.
NoeRe,
Stewart;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
McKeiuic,
Anyox;
C.
A
Procunier,
Hunnyside;
Mn
I),
(iardner.
Pacific;
C.
It.
iilbert,
Terrace;
W,
Leifall.
Princ".
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Wozney,
.i.M.f.
i
,
iiiniiii
l.lllKI'i
W
OOll,
.Wth
Dakota;
Mrs.
William
Muir,
IMinnulon;
James
Hogg
Whllehorse:
Miss
Adams,
Wil-
Saturday,
January
5,
192(1.
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
lias
produced
Minerals
as
follow:-
Placer
Child,
$77,3M2,tir:l;
Lode
Hold,
1
1
8.
17.1,100;
Silver,
fl8,S21,&7Vs
Lead,
$70,548,578;
Copper,
1K7,1K0.378:
Zinc,
;c
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,131,31);
Coal
and
Coke,
1200,880,018
;
lliiilding
Stone,
Rrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$i2,2?.r,8ll;
innking
il
.Mineral
Production
to
the
end
m
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,3.86
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
nnd
the
fees
lower
than
those
ui
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ilia
llrilndi
Kmpirtf
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees,
Absolute
Titles
arc'
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
which
it
guaranteed
by
Crown
Grants.
Full
in
formation
together
wilh
Mining
ItepCrls
aed
Map.
may
he
obtained
mti
h
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.R.
Practically
all
Rritish
Columbia
.
Mineral
Proprrlies
upon
which
devclnpmc
t
work
h-s
been
done
arc
described
in
unine
one
of
the
Annual
llcport
of
Ihe
Mipf".
of
Mines.
Thop
l
onsidering
mining
investments
should
re
frr
In
Mich
report.
The
flre
available
villmul
.
barge
mi
application
lo
the
llepnrtmciil
of
Minis,
Victoria,
II.C
Reports
of
the
fieological
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
Huilding,
Vancouver,
are
rr-oir
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
Infornialinn.
CASE
IS
REMANDED
FOR
SIXTH
TIME
Charge
Against
Consolidated
Exporters
Came
up
Again
Today
The
case
of
the
Consolidated
Kxporlers
Co.,
Ltd.,
charged
with.
'of
Moclsehearl
Legion,
Seal
Cove
j
-fveral
offences
under
the
gov
ei-timeu!
Jojuor
act,
came
up
iri
the
eily
dire
eourl
this
morning
and
was
remanded
for
eight
day.
Tlii
makes
the
sixth
adjournment
in
tliis
eae.
WATER
NOTICE.
j
DIrlo(i
tni
Ut.
TAKE
01ICC
Ilul
0iMMIIIrd,
Dialled.
lKixr
iJJ'f
It
Iti
lluv
Slrrvl.
V'tnoMitrr.
II.C.
lll
tri'lT
fur
1
llcrix-r
to
tik
am
tiw
lUO.nuo
tilkn
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Comptroller
or
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nihl,
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Dili
!
days
arit-r
tlw
flrt
irpeamire
of
Oil
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a
lural
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dale
't
lite
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of
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VVm.
0.
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Vrmt.,
LAND
ACT.
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Nolle
of
Inttntlon
la
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land
In
PriHce
Ituperl
land
neeonllnr
Dlt.
trirt
f
I'rlnre
luiiwrl
and
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un
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ratt
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or
Barnard
Cove,
prliirru
llayal
Nlaml.
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Mur,
Cuad
Pmrlri.
TAKE
NoTlflK
that
Soinrrvllla
Cannery
Company
IJiiiIIimI
or
Vam-fiuvrr.
B.C..
oe-'
rtipalKMi
parkers.
IiiIoihI
to
apply
for
triiilUn
tu
purrhase
lb
rolluwioy
de-'
arriix-d
land:
;
Commtnrtiir
at
a
ott
planted
on
the
norlheait
ntnire
uf
Barnard
Cote.
PrinreM!
Royal
hlind,
Hanie
4,
Coatt
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Ihenre
ralrrly
twrnly
rbaint;
lhenr
ouiherly
nitty
rhalnt;
I
heme
veiKrlyl
rortj
rbaln;
thenee
northerly
n
rhin,
nmrr
or
lean,
to
hlrh
water
mark;
tbenre
follow
In
r
hlrh
water
mark
In
an
eHrly
and
northerly
dlrrrtlon
to
point
of
rom-'
nieneement,
and
containing
on
hundre
!
ai
re,
more
or
leaa.
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CAKXETIY
CO,
LTD
'
ADOllcant.
1
Per
W.
i.
Thomaa.
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LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
Far
Laaia
oi
i.ana.
In
the
rrlnr
Fluperl
Ijnd
rteeordlnt
niMrlrt
and
altiiatn
on
an
unnamed
MM
formlnr
one
or
the
Mire
rnmn
i.r
Ulei
i
In
llnd'on
Bay
l'aaire
onponllt
Oor
unann
point,
nine
print
H.M.
II.
TAKE
yorir.r.
that
llarrla
Kerr
r
Crlnee
Rupert.
B.C..
Mailer
Mariner.
Intend
to
appiy
ior
a
ieae
or
me
rollowlnt
de-eHlied
land!:
-
-
Ominienrlnr
at
a
pl
on
the
hnre
on
the
Kat
aide
or
Ihe
lKite
ileurll.ert
i.l.t
j
thenre
1,000
feit
nurthwent;
llienea
3.000
ii-t-,
ii.iiih'bi,
inenrn
a.uuu
reel
afiutn-eat:
thenro
3,00ft
reel
oinliwefl
to
Ihe
point
'it
comnienreinent,
ronlalnlnt
too
acre,
more
or
e.
irvnnis
KERR.
Br
hit
A
rent.
JuneDh
9.
Rnrer.
LAND
ACT
Notlca
or
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laait
Land
In
Oiwn
Cliarlotte
Maml
Land
Re
cnrillinc
liltrl''t
or
Prime
Rurrl,
and
lliiate
two
and
one-halr
milea
wet
or
Altrord
Hay,
Skldeirale.
Inlet.
TAKE
MOTICK
that
II.C.
KUhln
It
riek-ln
Cnnipany.
I.lmlteil,
or
Vanrourrr,
n.C
,
ori-upallon
salmon
Cannera,
Intfnd
to
apply
ror
a
leai
of
me
rollowlnt
de
arrlbed
lindi:
:oiiiiiieiii'iiia-
at
a
port
planted
It
Ihe
weat
end
nr
Small
Hay
one
hundred
yirdi
(ml
or
moulh
of
unnamed
alreaim
Ihenee
oulli
rive
rli;in:
ihenre
i-at
tltieen
rlialnt:
theme
north
In
hole
Hue;
Ihenre
rollonlnr
ulinre
line
lo
imint
of
eitiii.
tiH'iieeiiienl,
and
rontaliilnr
aeven
and!
Ihree-iiarirr
aeren.
more
or
leM.
I
B.C.
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4
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CO,
J,Tn.
Appllrant,
1
Jer
M.
M.
Enyiuh.
,
,
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n
nale.
n
rteeemhee
1th,
0
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NOTICC
TO
CRCDITORI
In
Hie
Mailer
or
the
AdmlulMrallon
Art;
111!
M.
Ilnahea.
Deemed
TAKE
.MlTICE,
that
I,
the
und.rlriied,
waa
apNiinled
ndiiilniMrttor
or
IIm
rulitu
or
Lawrenra
M.
Iluyhen.
under
and
by
.in.'
i,
i
uriier
oi
un
Honor
Jiidre
Votllia.
itMteil
Hie
flrtt
.luv
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t..
Ham
Mini
Ltd
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and
miiii
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J,e,tK,
I
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tin.
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'
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haylnr
any
rlalma
iniln.i
iate
are
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rile
llieui
with
me,
tba
iveicnikan
Central
J
II.
Arnofi.
city;
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slit,
McRrtdc;
L,
Garfi,
CJV.lt.
iiiideraliriind.
al
mv
offie
uiin
i'hi-i
daya
from
Hie
dale
tiervnr.
and
all
per
aom
Indebted
lit
the
ettaln
are
required
in
make
payment
rorlhwith,
baled
tliia
tsili
dav
or
liercmher,
tn.
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