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of
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DAILY
IDITIOM
.Saturday.
April
21,
1920.
Unfair
Rates
On
The
Railways.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
are
suffering
from
unfair
transjiorliition
rates
jul,as
ntueh
as
they
are
in
Ihe
south.
We
have
been
given
a
measure
of
relief
as
the
result
or
efforts
of
John
Oliver
and
others,
but
there
is
more
coming
to
us
vet.
Ihe
Uaily
.News
has
said
before
and
repeats
it
now
that
venire,
jiol
worrying
about,
just
bow
high
that:
rate
shall
be.
If
the
.Crow's
Nest
rate
is
not
high
enough
to
make
carrying
the
grain
profitable
to
the
railways,
let
it
be
raised.
All
we
ask
is
lliaLPrince
Rupert
shall
have,
just
as
good
a
rate,
mile
Tor
mile
U
does
Fori
William.
Ve
are
often
told
what
an
excelled!
railway
grade
we
have
to
(Jus
coast
and
we
know
the
dimnlhJ
i'limlt
I
.iiii.v
n
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.
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.
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1
.
.
luiiuiiiuii.
aic
inn
iiiiiiiwjr.inie
w
operating
a
railway.
Let
u
Iheii
have
equal
rales
with
the
East,
-
We
lire
often
told
we
should
not
raise
a
sectional
rrv
m.
try
to
set
the
West
against
the
East.
The
way
u
cure
the
evil
ur
remove
me
injustice,
w
e
are
Jiot
asking
for
favors
like
the
Maritime
provinces.
All
we
ak
is
an
even
break
with
the;
other?,
if
the
.Maritime
provinces
are
given
a
very
low
rate,
we
shall
a-k
for
the
same
so
Ihdt
wehall
not
be
tmder
anv
handicap.
'
'
v
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;
':
Every
Place
For
Itself.
In
this
country
il
is
a
case
of
evey
m,w
for
hfmelf
and
every
place
for
itself.
Here
'we
waul
evervthing
lhat
is
justly
coming
to
us
but"
we
haverieverWked
for
anything
which
fs
il.o.hoiir
due.
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There
are
just
two
vajs
of
.removiug
the
injustice
under
which
we
labor.
One
is
to
decrease
-the
high
.rates
and
th
other
to
increase
the
low.
'
'
Railway
Commission
,
t
To
Visit
This
Port.
'
f
-V;
While
Prinre
Rupert
miy
not'
have
any
Special
plea
more
haj.
Ihey.
have
at
Vanvuver,ut
eerns
as
if
it?would
be
a
good
thing
to
secure
a
sitting
of
the
commission
here
so
that
th-objection
may
be
registered
as
coming
from
this
place.
W
e
all
SrfW
'he
lMcriniina(ioisnil
it
would
seem
In
be
wie
to
place
Ihem;
a
forcefully
as"
possible,
before
the
powers
that
be.
',
lh"0
re
the
Viiilway
commissioners.
The
comniis-'lv-rjU
t
i--,
'ml
v""'
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w.
.-ip
t"r
mi
Ihemselves,
iiinuociirs,
ii
if
they
uiey
have
nave
iioUalreaUy.
seen;
what
poff
facilities
there
are
here
and
what
a
....v)f
niinu;
jr.!.!?
m
a.
uoii.-
fsniiK
unvcr'lKis
never
been
here
or
it
"nysrale
not
in
rere'ril
years;;
lleMs.a
frie,id
or
ours
and
we
should
like
to
see
him
and
Ibriiitit'seeur
himself
Hint
"the
rallWay
leading
to
the
poff
is
even'
belicr
than
that
leading
to
ultcluiver.
-i
.
McGeer
To
"
Deer
An
.Address.
.
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MASQUERADE
WAS
SUCCESS
Boys'
Band
Will
Benefit
as
Result
of
Fine
Affair
Held
by
Knights
'or
Pythias
About
200
persons
nl
tended
the
"niasquerade
ball
held
last
evVnihJr
in
the
Hoslon
Hall,
under
the
nuspicos
of
Skoona
Lodge
No,
45,-Klliglits
of
-Pythias.
There
tere
a,
?ood
numbeh
of
costumes
both'
Hovel
and
amusing
and
the
pri.e
winners
were:
.Most
original
men's
costume.
Jack
Cobb
as
.rneKioj
most-
original
ladies'
costume,
.Mrs.
J.
Field
as
"Can
adian
History'';
most
comical
ladies'
costume,
Mrs.
L.
O.
Wil
son
as
"'Peter
V'an";
most
enmi-
eal
men's
coslunie,
F.
().
(kde
as
a
clown.
The
judges
were
John
Ihijger,
J.
McLcllan,
lien
clf.
Mrs.
K.
A.
Morgan
and
Miss
Mary
D.jm.
The-flrand
March,
un
masking
and
presentation
of
prize
took
place
al
miilniKiil
with
the
serving
of
refreshments
following.
The
affair,
which
proved
most
enjoyable,
opened
at.y
o'clock
and
closed
at
2,
music
being
by
Ar
thur's
Orchestru.
Total
receipts
were
about
$150
front
which,
af
ter
expenses
are
deducted,
the
proceeds
will
be
turned
over
to
the
worthy
cause
of
the
Roys'
Hand.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
evening
con
sisted
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
DIake,
Mrs.
T.
J.
Shenlon.
Mrs.
(i.
Y.
Johnstone.
Mrs.
J.
Ilowatt.
M.
L.
Stepp
and
J.
McLellan.
Mr.
Stepp
wa
master
of
ceremonies
anil
Mr.
McLellan
presided
at
the
lour.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
WISHIXCi
for
all
right
but
it
much.
better
times
is
does
not
help
THKRE'S
one
advantage
in
setting
married.
It
keepu
you
from
beinfr
spoken
of
scornfully
liy
married
folks
as
one
of
thoe
Old
bachelors:'
or
"Just
an
old
maid.
MOST
of
us
let
someone
else
lake
our
exercise
and
Jake
says
we
also
let
others
do
our
;
AN
intelectual
bum
is
one
who
never
has
had
an
Idea
in'
his
life,
f
know
a
lot
of
bums
of
that
kind.
A
GIHL
has
a
lot
of
weapons
she
can
use
against
a
man.
i"rixistance4
she
may
shoot
him
or
she
may
marry
him.
REMOVE
esrir
st.fc'ns
bv
nass
ing
the
hand
over
the
edges
of
the
mouth.
The
sleeve
is
als
useful
al
times.
MY
radio
is
on
the
bum
And
static
no
longer
will
come
To
smash
the
inside
of'mv
ears
I
am.,
so
pleased
I'm
shedding
f
tears.
i.;oixr,
is
all
right
as
long'as
Hie
artist
knows
how.
.
WHEN
I;
was
yodrig-
lleanied
to
'I
sinif
-
My
friends
began
to
lake
them
wine
i
I
now
my
voice
Is
gone,
alack
My
old
friends
nil
are
coming
back.
1?
"
'
M'l
,wv
rncill
.-Ji'-UMT
Hill
lie
KIIOWHI
-
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,
.
S
r.a(.f';(:m.'
A,l,:.Z-
Jl.."Ld.i
V't-resting
to
have
him
I
.KNOW
a
man
who
Is,
keen
me'HinE
...
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I
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'a
.
.P
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n
P'
or
"educational
reform,
moral
KelZli
'n
Tdher
re-
m
o1
,
S
m
V
.'.!
Tl.
only
thing,
he
lack.
.
,,v.
"i"s
uiciiim-ivs
we
n
a
(loe
of
c
iloroform
.
....
....,
v...,11(,v.
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,iiiim
He
nine
w
spean
out
ami
a
puii-
it
neeltii(J,,bi
forward
a
rcsdnition
formiilaled
along
the
lihes
of
the
demamls
beiiiR
ninde.
We
all
are
In
favor
of
lower
freight
rales
but
we
do
not
all
realize
just
what
an
important
thing
it
is
to
this
port,
especially
since
the
Wheat
Pool
has
taken
,
YOl;
can
usually
Jell
if
a
girl
likes
painting.
You
can
see
il
In
her
face.
VUI
III
M
VITl
4J1
III.
W
-
-
-
1
1
1
1
ii
r
Need
a
Spring
Tonic
?1Yy
SHREDDED
WHEAT
good
for
brawn
and
brain
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
I
.-
April
24,
1916.
I
Tte
gupsts
of
Hie
Hayvlew
jtnileiVslaged
a
farewell
party
'oh
iKaturday
night
for
Iwo
of
their
(nurnber,
Harry
Welford
and
Hen.
v
.
Carpfiiler.
The
formerivi
going
south
to
Join
(he
artillery
for
overseas
service
and
Um
latter
leaves
at
the
end
of
the
month
for
Juneau,
The
flrsl
baseball
game
ever
played
in
Alice
Arm
look
place
yesterday
when
the
home
team
defeated
Anyox
by
Kl
lo
0.
Mrs.
John
Phillipson,
aged
3'J
The
Menace
of
Forest
Fires
forest
industries
rank
second
OUR
only
to
agriculture
in
import
ance.
They
employ
thousands
of
men
they
add
$500,000,000
annually
to
the
nation's
wealth
they
help
all
1
Canada
to
prosper.
v
The
assets
of
these
vital
industries
are
threatened
by
devastating
forest
fires,
caused
in
nine
cases
out
of
ten
"
by
"fire
outlaws"
careless
campers,
tourists,
hunters
and
smokers.
In
,
1925
the
damage
done
totalled
over
$6,600,000.
In
the
past
five
years
the
toll
was
$76,000,000.
'
Saving
our
forests
is
the
duty
of
every
Canadian.
With
the
entire
'j
world
facing
a
shortage
of
timber,
Canada's
forests
are
a
source
of
untold
at
(Island,
died
in
J
he
Ueal
hospital
yesterday
rmifhitig
fynu
spinal
meningitis,
:
I
leeeiised
leaves,
beside
hr
wi(lby,
a
fifm
ily
of
small
children.
g'i
-
!
EDUCATIONAL
ACTIVITY
OF
FORESTRY
OFFICIALS
Addresses
Delivered
at
Schools
by
R.
H.
Lelghton
arid
Trevdr
Clark
on
Forest
The
officfaIvr..The
forestry
department,
have,
been
busy
lhi
week.
Monday
H.
II.
Lelghton
and,
Trevor
Clark
addressed
I
hi)
pupils
of
Anounriafloii
School
arid
Seal
f'.ovn
schools,
Tuesday
Mr.
Olark
spoke
tti
the,
pupils
of
IJonlh
School
apd
lr.
,
Leifihloit
(hoe
of
Hohleii
tftreel
School.
Yesterday
the
vork
was
completed
witli
an
address,
by
Mr.
Lei(,n
al
Kihg
I'dwnrd
High
School.
V
In
the
address.
of
Mr.yLerglilon
Ibis
week
nto
I
he
.Ilnlary
I'lnb
It
was
reported
that
each
ranger
patrolled
over
a
thousand
acres
but
il
should
have
been
over
a
thousand
square
miles.
ma.
In
The
Eater
Bpx
POLICINOdF
CITY.
'
ta
I'lilor
Jtaily
News.
The
agreement
entered
into
by
the
city
and
provincial
government
whereby
the
government
undertakes
lo
police
our
nity
foe
twelve
months
for
1
0,000,
iil
amount
is
for
salaries
for
officers
only,
the
city
to
bear
all
other
expenses
pertaining
to
the
department
of
Justice.
II
cost
the
city
Tor
its
police
officers
during
ID25
Jl
1,025.00,
The
city
recelved,'?8,?R2.no
In
fines.
The
government
will
lake
half.
the
fines
'Under
llieir
agree
nienl.
(tn
last
year's
result
it
Will
aniOiml
i.i
11.00-
'l
liepn..
fore
it
will
cost
the
city
!tjl
jo.no
more
under
our
riew
agreement,
Our
council
gives
llieir-re1son
for
a
change
to
a
saving
'
In
expenses.
If
that
is
the
hflHo,
o
serious
tnislako
has
lieen
rnade.
Il
Is
Up
to
oilr
mayor
to
refer
tills
matter
back
for
their
con-siderallon.
Am
a
ralennvnr
nn.i
a
citizen
of
Prince
ItunerL
I
li.
I
agree
with
iho
council's
policy.
wealth,
employment
and
prosperity.
By
preventing
forest
fires
you
adJ
to
the
national
revenue,
and
receive
indirect
benefits
through
improved
'
business
conditions.
'
s
The
Dominion
and
Provincial
Gov
crnments
and
business
organizations
which
suffer
by
this
wastage
are
or
operating
in
a
preventive
and
educational
campaign
to
save
Canada's
woodland
heritage.
To
make
this
program
effective
they
ask
your
support
in
reducing
the
fire
hazard.
You
can
help
by
extinguishing
all
camp
fires
by
throwing
away
no
lighted
match
or
cigarette
and
by
exercising
unremitting
care
when
burning
dash
or
debris
in
or
near
the
forest.
This
advertisement
t's?publulied
in
the
interests
of
forest
conservation
by
Life
Insurance
Companies
of
Canada,
in
order
lo'protecl
their
investments
'
Such
a
serious
question
should
have
been
referred
to
the
rui...
liayers
with
our
oilier
bylaw
on
mo
zuili
for
their
approval
or
disapproval.
IIATHI'AYKIl.
m
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
FOR
SEVEN
YEAR
OLD
LAD
Walter
Oraham
Remembered
by
Many
Younq
Friends
on
Seventh
Anniversary
A
blrlbdity
parly
va
beb
yesierday
aflernoon
at
llitvfam-Hy
home;
Ho
Hx(u
Ave;
ftui
to
celebrate
the
natal
anulv.'r-sary-uif
Seven
year
old
Wiilii.p
Mralinm.
The
afternoon
and
evenlnir
spent
In
games
and
mtislc.
The
lea-lahle
was
prellily
decorated
In
pink
and
while
with
a
Hired
Her
birthday
cake
in
Iho
centre.
Mrs.
(Iraliam
assist
ri!
Iiv
liar
iauhters,
Mrs,
A.
Mchonald
ind
Mrs.
It.
Arthur,
.lr
served
re-
rreshment
and.
Ices.
Waller
was
the
recinlenl
of
many
gifts
from
his
llllle
frfnn.L
Those
present
wero
Hobble
lil
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N
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SAVE-TE-FOREST-WEEK
kinr
Albert
Love,
l'onabl,
Harold
lvi
'
rlluir,
Harry
Lumb
Vrlhnr.
Ale
Mcon
si
Parsmts.
il
i
c
,.sm
FALLING
OFF
IN
WHEAT
SHIPMENTS
THIS
Wt
Only
Five
Vessels
Took
on
Crt1
Carno
at
Vancouver
tor
World
Ports
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bolloms.
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loading
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were
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