February
t,
192G.
niiay
THE
DAILY
NEW3
-PAGE
FIVE.
hese
Beautiful
:
olored
;
Nibrullas.
S5.0U
;
J
ml
arrived
from
.I
Mi
maker
cay;
GYMNASIUM
AT
SEAL
COVE
WAS
DECLARED
OPEN
u
nr..
Mi.'lr
be.
eller.0,"u'''1'
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wild
an
v
....
Hip
iitiftH,,",,
',nie"
nit-
There
le.gili
willi
hel
lip-'
V'"'
'""''
l"l"
l""n
from
:,b
and
.olf
nml
tlir.!"'"
wilnil
pari
of
ihe
city
a
I
if
arc
nice
pal
tern
j
......
I
np
lop
come
tl.
Kifii,
brown
ami
bun.
These
are
nhnul
lhi
ame
;
iv
n
-nhi
hist
year
fur
I
i
H
mul
l.iv
how
price
1
l
a
"
dropped.
John
Bulger
ltd.
Jewellers
SPECIAL
All
Wool
Flannel
Shirts
from
$1.95
each
ACME
Importers
Third
Avenue
i
ail
nr
see
our
advance?
in
ONYX
Ladies
Shoes
i
make.
Price
ritrht.
Family
Shoe
Store
Phone
357.
Third
Avenue.
1
1
Silk
and
Wool
I
I
1
Balbrigg
an
A
f
so.
fi
.
warm,
knii-'cd
Hu
and
Wool
Kiihrir
'
i
lire.
.
Illousp.
Math-'u
Salt.
Children
ar-ni
eic.
t.ouip
in
rose,
brown
mauc
and
pi'ince,
etc.
ilpgular
$8.00
value.
Sp
Tial.
per
yard
-
$1.50
The
West
of
England
Store
Third
Avenue
Phone
763
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
DENTIST
Helgerson
Block,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
Office
Hours
0
lo
fl.
X-FUy
Ssrvlos
Phone
680.
Open
Tuesday
nnd
Thurdny
1
venitiKS
Saturdays
0
to
12
noun
Rev.
O.
0.
Hacker
Gave
First
Address
In
New
Building
Last
Evening
llupcrl
Ifemt
(iymnanium
'ii
as
a
(,'iiinii.v
riiiinr.i'r
from
llio
eiii
'inl.
Thr
service
f
Ming
anil
opening
exereise
we(
conducted
by
lliv.
Kvshi
llaker,
who
in
m
Uriel
prayer.
dediraled
Ilie
building
to
Cod'
work
whirb
a
.
nnai,
puyicni
ami
re-
'ligiou
life.
Vocal
solos
by
Mm.
,J.
I.
McMillan
and
A.
Clapperton
were
greatly
appreciate!
J.y
all
present.
Mr.
Ilalpli
Walker
ac-eniuiianird
Mm.
MrMillan
Ufni
A.
J.
Lancaster
aceoniaiiled
Mr.
Cluppcrlon,
n
well
a
acting
a
pianist
fur
I
he
musical
mtvi".
A
.
radical
ami
appropriate
-.imon
wa
preached
by
Hev.
ii'o.
H.
Darker
on
"Jesus'
Conception
of
tin-
Aliiimlaat
Life."
The
speaker
gave
illustration
of
UM'ii
who
lived
well
Itnl
Mill
r.oind
their
live
mm-sidcl
anillincs
Mft
jt,,t
junounti'd
lo
ci'HioKd
and
ulliiuaiely
ii.iiiore.
Iheinsehi's
failures
JesllH
was
deeply
li'liyMiiiit.
had
a
iualer
mind,
and
vu
a
muh
soiijdil
guest.
Had
we
ever
'liMHUhl
of
him
a
an
alblele
nr
man
of
physical
l
eopmenl
tie
was
a
traveller,
liul
there
were
no
I
rain.
ieMn.loal
or
lreei
car.
Only
once
did
he
rule
and
then
on
a
Won
key.
Jeu
fiM
trawllcd
forty,
fifiy.
or
mile
on
fool.
He
wa
nl-way
oclurcI
n
leudino:
the
ftinmi).
Orlainly
Jenti
wa
a
man
of
drawn
and
brain.
The
lhiierf
Kal
(lymnaium
wa
loiill
lo
hrius
lite
full
lire
a
lived
liy
the
muster.
In
the
community
in
which
it
tand.
"il
tand
here
for
community
ervice.
II
i
oien
In
all
cree
ami
nation
alities
There
I
no
need
for
any
denominational
strife
and
we
will
tie
deeply
dUappoinled
if
any
arie.
Ve
are
here
In
upp!y
a
need
In
the
community,
were
LAND
ACT.
Netke
e(
Inlt.Oo
te
Appij
1.
L.
Leu.
In
riinre
RBrl
Uwl
Hreordlat
Il
triri
ut
erinr
It.isri.
llxl
iluto-
krih
Mhhv
uf
hniii
Bar.
(Jwern
tMrh.iM.
b
.
Hki:
MUHK
that
Jiin
PleMtnt
ir.tir
n0
hutrri
:
Owsv.
of
VeiMuavrr.
H
.
mulluli
muierinirll,
IMld
tol
l-.lj
f.
a
ki
ut
Ut
rill1nf
do-M-ntMl
fnrhnr
st
hnnon
M7.
0em
lurh.lle
Islanrte:
-
imnir:i)'ii)
!
a
pMt
pleated
fa
th
bi.r.-
c,r
snmm
fiy
itntt
luo
frl
in
a
MHilhmrilerlv
illrerllon
from
Mtnttt-mr-t
niittrr
at
Lot
I
its.
Mid
It
tyln
twritM-a!
rvrwr
r
an
eppliriiiMii
to
rar-
tkiwi
hj
It,
rieldint
Slr.nl;
tbriM
Hiltiriprlr
ri.tkminr
hifh
water
mark
uf
Iuiiihi
Dsx
itxxit
Too
Irel
to
a
poit
r
fert
"uitltl
ind
TJ
trrt
virl
r
tiwtb
ntrnrr
ul
l.4
ISIS:
Ihracit
etl
lt
tfl
lo
Hie
Win
vitrr
mark
or
an
IiI.ikI
lMnr
an
ai-rR.inw
lo
b-ae
lr
Hvbrrt
Cu
iltrnrv
rKrlherljr.
!
rrly
end
MHiUirtirly
rol.itnr
the
blrh
wairr
mart
or
.aid
loana
m
a
pni
o
reel
south
an.l
I
til
rrrt
weal
at
nxilti-
wesl
mmer
lll:
thMtrr
mI
too
reel:
inrm-e
rxirin
lie
rr,
twire
or
le;
thrnre
eal
leel,
more
or
lea,
tu
the
pni
of
rotiitiM'nrroient.
ami
runiaUiint
s
arres,
ihv
or
leM.
noBT.
C.
noE
and
m.
nEi.nnn
stiutio,
Ar'pllrant.
Per
Wm.
n.
Vlifh.
ll.
Areitl.
Pllr.1
Wewlier
tOlh.
ISft.
"QOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
NOTICE
or
APPLICATION
roa
BtCR
UCCNCL
NOTH
C
I
Ilinmv
utvr.x
that
on
I
be
.tin)
day
f
letiruary
nrl
Uie
uixtvralrned
liileiul
In
i'Hy
tu
tlm
Liquur
Cbitlrol
lliaid
lor
I
llrrhi-r
iii
rel-
Ui
prr-jni-s
lieliit
pan
of
Uie
liiilhlltir
kiKiwn
a
i.onmTrial
Mulei.
siiuaie
tl
u
runier
r
liret
en
nr
and
l.lrhlh
Slrrrl,
City
nf
I'rinr
lluurl.
upon
the
luiil.
rtemlel
at
lol
11
and
It.
llUirk
t.
Sertlun
t.
Map
fJ.
I'rlnrv
liuirt
Mini
II.
r.lratkn
HOiri.
I.
in
the
I'rorliM-e
or
ttrilifli
::olm-tiia,
fur
ll
al
of
teer
by
Ihe
rla
or
by
Uf
oH'ii
Ixitlle
rr
eonsuinpili
n
the
prermees.
Paled
lhl
1'irih
day
or
January,
tstft.
linNM.n
AMintW
Mrl.Win
IIUIBY
t.
WOOD
nnll-ant
.LAND
ACT.
Notice
ot
Intention
lo
Apply
foe'
Leaae
or
Lena.
In
Ihe
more
nuperl
Unit
nerordlne
nitrl.l
an.l
Flliiate
nn
an
unnamed
lM
fnniiiiir
niie
t.r
Ihe
Narea
nup
of
Met
in
Hudson
flay
l'asae
nppuMle
Oore
.aiiKl.i
I'olnl.
Blue
Print
P..M,
It.
TAKK
MITICK
that
llarrla
kerr
f
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
Mailer
Mariner,
Intend
to
apply
leste
uf
the
rollnwlns
de-Ki-rilied
tandf
I'irfiiMienrliir
il
pot
on
the
ahnre
the
teat
aide
nf
Ihe
abne
dewrlbed
Islet,
tlienrr
S.OUO
feet
northwest;
thrnre
S.000
reel
linrllM-anti
thenee
J.OOO
reel
eolith-eatt;
Ihenre
S.ono
leet
southweat
lo
the
point
nr
rnninieneeinent,
coiiUlnlnr
100
aere.
nxire
or
leaa.
ii
Minis
KEnn,
By
bla
Atrrnt,
Joaeph
8.
Boaera
r,-'
W.mh.
tti
land
act
Notice
of
intention
To
Appir
lo
Laa.a
Land
Ouec,.
rnariotiruiand,
i.amt
he-
rordlnir
iltllrl
r
I'Hnrr
lluirl.
and
Hluale
two
anil
oih-
ii.ii
nine.
vi
AlUnrd
Hay.
lileeate
Inlet.
Tki:
MiTICK
thai
ll.C.
KUhlns
rack-Ini
runinany,
l.liHlled,
of
Vanrnuver,
H.C-.
iHTiiiiatlnn
salni.iti
cannera.
intend
to
apply
rnr
lease
or
the
follow.
log-
do-,
prrlhed
lauds:-
.
,
.
.
..
i
Ciminieniin
il
iwl
planted
yt
the
weit
end
of
Small
Hay
one
hundred
yards
ea.t
of
moult)
id
unnamed
at
renin
:
tlu-nre
ik
ill
III
five
llialna.
Ihenre
eaut
alUeen
rtialii
Ihenre
norlli
to
ahore
line,
thence
ri.llowinr
almre
line
to
point
of
com-inim-eiiient,
and
niuUliiliur
(even
ant
tliiee
(i.iarler
arrra,
more
nr
W.
n.o
nn:n
i'ACkin
r.o.
irn.
Appilrant,
Per
M.
M,
Enillih.
Dated
Dectmbtr
Jtn.
tvtt.
A
Few
Doses
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
i
Pine
'
Syrup
I
May
Stop
That
Cwgh
Mr.
Frank
D.
Comeau,
Wert
Bath
erst,
writes:
"1
had
a
rj
Lad
eold
and
tough
that
settled
on
raj
luxg-s,
and
I
thought
that
I
wouU
Lever
jet
rid
of
St.
One
day
a
friend
spoke
to
me
aloct
your
wonderful
remed,
o
I
teat
and
Cot
a
bottle
of
it,
and
after
the
Ural
do
I
took
I
jot
relief,
and
by
the
time
I
bad
finished
the
bottle
I
ni
tompletely
relieved
of
all
mj
trouble."
"Dr.
Wood's"
Is
pot
p
ml?
by
J
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
limited,
ToroaU,
Dai.
Mr.
Ilar-ker
.
cloh;
n-maiks.
I
he
I
ii
1
1
ei
Church
lieaihniar-,"""
Ier
liase
iiiplieil
Ihe
money
for
the
main
.(
of
the
huil.lini.'.
The
local
hoard,
V.
i.
i:ohinon,
A.
J.
Sipiire.
.s.
I,,
peaehey
and
Andrew
Murray
have
undertaken
to
raie
tiie
thousand
dollar
for
inside
filling.
2iima
i
u
in
eiiuipmcitl,
lijrhliiip,
patiiie.
pittiio,
sidewalk,
etc.
The
kIv-
over
two
hundred
dollar
and
Willi
tonight
roncert
should
make
nearly
ihree
hundred.
Several
scneroiis
gifts
.if
work
and
material
hae
been
reported.
Alderman
John
McKerhnie
lias
had
chaive
of
the
liuil.ling
and
his
work
i
cc-
commendahle.
JAPANESE
WILL
BE
EXCLUDED
!
Last
Year
They
will
be
Able
to)
Fish
on
Seines
or
Salteries
I
In
Herring
Industry
SALMON
MAY
FOLLOW
Order
of
Department
of
Marine
and
fisheries
Provides
for
Oriental
Exclusion
A
siMsrinl
despatch
from
Ollae
wa
by
..
J.
Mackenrie
lu
Ihe
Vaitcomer
Star
say:
Ily
art
order
forwarded
from
Ihe
department
of
Murtne
and
Fiherie
at
Ollawa
Ulay
lo
Ihe
depart
mem
here
Japanese
working
at
Ihe
salleries
and
on
the
eine
In
Ihe
herriiw
iiiluli'y
ofj
Ilrilisb
tUdumbia
will
no
longer
be
allmved
employment
after
Ihe
en.l
of
this
fishing
season.
This
order
will
mean
the
di-
placemen!
of
ome
UK)
lo
SOU:
Orientals
now
employed,
nearly
altogether
on
the
eal
coat
nf
Vaneouxer
Island
by
while
or
Indians,
according
to
A.
J.
WJiit-inore
of
Ihe
licparltnent
of
I'ish-ene
bere.
Oriental
Policy
The
original
policy
of
Ihe
government
at
Ollawa
wa
tn
replace
Oriental
by
white
or
Indian
nt
Hie
rate
of
25
per
cent
a
year.
For
the
fishing
season
of
t'J2l-?5
il
was
ordered
thai
all
men
employed
on
Hie
seine
nr
at
Ihe
salleries
in
Ihe
herring
ipdu.lry
edmuld
be
while
or
Canadian
Indian.
For
Hie
season
of
1H25-Sf.
now
under
way,
St)
per
vent
were
to
he
Oriental.
Thi
recent
onler,
Riven
tinder
the
authority
of
Hie
Minister
nf
Marine
and
Fisheries
wipe
nut
Ihe
employment
of
OricnluU
in
the
herring
industry
a
year
!'
fore
the
lime
at
first
slated.
In
the
case
of
Oriental
companies
ooeruling,
of
which
there
are
now
but
Ihree
with
charter
only
Iwn
executive
officer
at
the
sal-
tery
may
be
Oriental
following
Ilii
season
and
no
other
Oriental
may
be
employed
in
any
capacity.
Salmon
Not
Affected
The
order
doe
not
effect
Ihe
salmon
canning
plant
and
fisheries
although
il
Is
thmught
at
Ihe
departmental
headquarter
here
that
similar
action
may
follow.
The
almon
fisheries
an'
opcrallniK
under
Ihe
samp
pro-
viion
but.
as
it
went
into
effect
n
year
later
than
Ihe
same
rul-
lug
in
(he
herring
fisheries
Ihi
yew.
will
remand
but
55
per
cent
l.ltc
or
Indian
employee.
A
DIFFERENT
COURSE
Unit
Don'l
brlns
me
any
bill,
I
can't
face
them.
Wife
You
needn't,
darling
I
only
want
you
lo
fool
them.
OUR
BURNING)
DESIRE.
"Sprnkiriff
about
Hie
movie,
n
lnl
nf
tl.
"
wrlles
J
II..,
"would
like
to
sec
more
coal
screened."
I
CANADIAN
AND
i
AMERICAN
TARIFFS
!
Ily
l.
J.
Sullivan.
Anyox.
j
l
4
Tim
claim
Dial
the
Canadian
'Tariff
should
be
raised
lo
lhn
level
of
thai
of
ilii-
I
n.!)
States,
i
based
primarily
on
the.
economic
fallacy,
thai
a
lax
on
Import
necessarily
resiriel
importation,
ajid
llfPreby
protecU
jllie
market.
In
I
hp
second
placd
thi"
claim
1
based
on
the
delusion
thai
II
f
In
the
Interests
of
thi
oiinlrj'.
t'
threaten
lh
prosperity
of
j
Italic
irnliilrie.
In
onler
l
folPr
tine
of
a
neeofiilary
rharafler;
liccaue
we
lhae
atloiileil
(hi
policy.
C.anaila'
prosperity
depend
,larvely
on
it
liaie
induMrie,
and
it
i
eenllally
an
exporting
country,
and
in
impose
a
hisli
tariff
which
hear
heavily
on
l"diilrie
would
he
nuici
dal.
A
Ii
isr
It
tariff
as
an
econonrc
or
moral
principle,
connol
he
de.
fended,
for
it
i
either
a
form
of
legalized
extortion,
or
a
farce.
It
Raises
Prlpes
.A
lax
on
imports
is
called
a
tariff,
duly,
etc,
and
the
effect
of
this
tax
is
delermineij
by
(be
character
of
Hie
article
upon
Aliich
il
i
plat-iil.
'I'll
i
lax
hcn
levied
on
article
imported
for
re-sale
establishes
a
price
level,
which
is
at
li'al
equal
lo
Iheir
declared
value
competitive!
price
with
Hie
tn
added.
The
price
Ievi'I(
thus
established
for
imparled
arlieie,
determine
the
price
of
he
home-producU
ofj
like
quality,
in
Cae
wherein
'onipetilion
in
prices
may
be
eliminated,
and
when
production
for
export
purposes,
i
not
an
essential
factor;1
u
li
a
those
of
'he
v-.ecfoiit.'irv
'iruliisJries
.fin.
ihc.l
products.
Willi
the
un-
finished
product
of
the
forest.
fisherie.
mefalliferou
mines,
am
lo
a
great
xieni
rami;
a
tax
tin
such
imMirl
would
not
increase
Ihe
price
of
Hie
homr
product;
for
in
many
ease
Hij
selling
price
are
regulated
by
Ihe
export
price,.
and
when
com
elilioii
cannot
e
elitninatcil.
supply
and
demand
govern
price.
A
tax
on
import
(tariff
doe
not
of
itself
restrict
importation.
nor
protect
Hie
market,
a
i
preached,
for
a
protective
tariff
is
a
myth.
II
is
simply
a
price-ittereasiiig
factor,
and
if
cflVcti
may
he
collected
front
the
ter
of
Ihe
clas
of
articles
upon
which
it
is
placed,
and
when
il
cannot
be
ihus
collected,
il
i
a
farce
and
usually
a
political
sop.
Bonuslng
System
Protection
of
the
home
marke!
I
alTeeled,
when
the
prices
of
Ihe
home
products
are
maintained
at
a
lower
level
than
ihuse
of
Hie
imported
articles.
II
is
this
economic
priciide
that
res
tricts
importations,
and
not
a
lax
on
'
import
ariff.
,
for.
it
may
be
made''
effective
whether
imports
are
taxed
or
not.
When
Ihe
price
of
the
home
products
are
kept
at
the
same
level
a-llio-
a
r
similar
imported
articles,
the
taxing
of
import
.tariff)
i
iniply
a
bonusing
system.
wherein
the,
ritfhl
to
collect
this
tax
i
exercised
.by
''private
per
sons;
'and
the
impost
duty
which
iii
such
jcas;
i
invariably
paid
by
lliis
'kui'sUniers,
iri''seMit
mi
!s
Initio
.
lo
.
luipiirthli.vpsl
And
when
the
duly
is
increased
and
prices
are
increascit
proportion
alely,
importation
a
id
not
there
by
ri'slricted.
Industrial
Oligarchy
A
high
tariff,
if
effective,
sets
up
an
industrial
oligarchy,
whiclt,
can
maintain
itself,
because
of
it
power
to
strangle
the
eco
nomic
life
of
a
country,
and
thus
compel
.submission
to
its
die
tale.
It
is
a
high
lax
of
a
sub
lie
character,
which
is
imposed
on
consumers,
whereby
they
are
compelled
to
contribute
to
the
support
of
industries
in
which
I
hey
may
have
no
pecuniary
In
tere.sl..
A
tariff,
whether
levied
on
imported
wheat
or
shoes,
i
simply
a
Inx,
which
may
be
in
eluded
in
Ihe
prices
of
the
finish
ed
product,
and
Ilii
fact
would
become
apparent
by
the
drop
in
price
lo
the
full
extent
of
the
tariff
rale,
in
cas
itvwcre
sua-peuded.
II
i
sectional
in
application
and
only
in
a
limited
sense
it
revenue
producing.
An
Industry
which
can
not
prosper
without
a
high
tariff,
doe
pot
belong
here,
and
II
i
In
Ihe
national
interests,
that
it
product
he
imported;
for
it
acta
a
a
parasite
on
the
basic
Indus,
irle,
upon
which,
the
ecnnomiu
life
of
Hie
country
depends,
Reduce
Production
Costs
The
wiy
to
meet
foreign
com-
The
Well-Managed
THE
manager
of
a
household
is
ing
agent
for
a
large
proportir
ily
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
VFCTCDH
A
V
know
what,
when
and
whej
I
must
study
goods
and
the
c
-
goods
and
have
them
to
Qf
fls
flre
home
on
a
business
bas
.
iness
principles
in
or
deyg
to
Control
r
Goflernmenf
r
the
family
income,
iates
Premier
Mackenzie
King
.
.
,
arty
Stands
for
Unity
of
all
Canadians
Declares
Leader
Information
is
at
Luncheon
in
His
Honor
at
Prince
Albert
pUrchcSing.
Ai;
'
ImU.NCB
ALHEUT,
Feb.
2.-
I'rcnner
Ma.
keuzie
Kiug
opeji-.
.
r
j
his
1
uiiiiiuigii
here
last
night
with
a
speech
in
which
ie
col
aiuuuiii
ui
the
advertiser
Adi(
iil
AP-
to
.
ilieul
a'
in
ner'eighieen
is
fivedom
VeWl
r
offender
ring
lo
secure
0
ywu
lo.
gel
Jitge
Jiutmeut
will
nol
her.
for
the
fdn
rea
ding
ihe
.
.
Read
petition
is
by
redcjing
the
cost
of
production,
and
he
products
of
ihe
metalliferous
mines,
for
ests
fisheries,
and
to
a
great
ex
tent
farms
whiclt
meet
world
competition
in
prices,
and
with
out
tariff
protection
or
subsidy.
furnish
example
of
how
Ihi
may
be
done.
For
a
liifh
duly
tm
imported
wheal,
the
forest
products,
metals,
fish,
live
stock.
elc.
would
nol
increase
price
of
the
home
product.
A
iux-payer
in
actual
fact,
K
one
who
is
unihle
to
control
the
price
oi
iu
ini'igs
ur
exenange-.
whether
product,
rales
fr
ser
Vics,jpnitnmg
t
iteralor,
forest
7rrud
uclV''
rrtrt
tut'f
,
farmer.
fisherman.
slock-raiser,
and
Ihose
who
are
dcpcinleni
upon
Ihe
industries
they
represent
are
tax-payers
uf
both
direct
and
indirect
taxes,
because
they
can
nol
control
tin;
prices
of
their
produels
or
service.
They
aro
compelled
(
pay
the
full
tariff
rales
that
are
reflected
in
the
tax
increased
prices,
ami
which
result
in
increased
living
and
pro
duction
cost,
and
without
com-
penatinig
return
in
increased
incomes
or
earning
power.
From
this
it
can
lie
seen
thai
a
high
larifr,
if
effective,
is
a
blow
directed
at
Canada's
prosperity,
which
is
largely
that
of
the
basic
Industries.
Canada
should
nol
permit
her
self
lo
be
hypnotized
Into
copy
ing
American
tariff
ligislatior.,
but
should
deal
with
her
lariff
problem
a
her
Interest
dictate.
LUMBER
INDUSTRyIs
PLANNED
FOR
SOUTH
Canadian
Forest
Products
Ltd.
Takes
Over
Beaver
Cove
Mill
and
Timber
Limits
VICTORIA,
Feb,
I
-
Creation
of
a
gigantic
new
lumhej-
in.)iiN-Iry
for
Hritlsh
Columbia,
backed
iii.irgeil
tliat
the
tnonied
uiltiest
ol
hasteni
Uanada
were
t'ii-
tleinoriiig
lo
gel
control
of
Uie
jiefenetl
lo
.Mr.
Meigheu
lariff
jKilicy.
saying:
"Hack
of
this
pioleclionist
llioiigh:
lies
the
desire
01
a
lew
men
of
greai
wealth
to
get
olitirid
control
of
Ihe
.ountr.
That
the
topic
!
oT
real
inlercst
in
Cinaita
liMjay
was
whether
o
few
men
whit
are
very
wealthy
and
who
have
cert.nn
established
privileges.
(who
reside
for
Hie
most
pari
in
rT
127
PRFMIFR
MINF
lVljlfUlill
lliillLi
Mln-llier
leu
men
are
aiiinir
to
succee.t
in
getting
(loliticalj
coil
rot
iu
this
country
so
that;
j
ihey
can
make
the
policies
of
lanada
over
lo
their
monicd
iu-i
lleresl
ami
tlieir
selfish
pur
poses."
Mr.
Kin;."
.further
declared
that
in
the
last
election
the
country
wa
"face
lo
face
with
as
great
a
conspiracy
as
any
country
ever!
raced.""
Desire
For
Unity
If
the
Liberal
Party
has
-stood
for
one
thing
aboCe
another,
said
Premier
Mackenzie
King
al
te
Tui
cTIeio-
r
'yKsferday;'
1t'1ia
"desire
to
unite
'ii.'iils
and
brin
.
'-Mil
parts
of
the
advertisemic.e
which
a
criif
art
V
to
buy
wisely
tm
by
the
millions
of
the
Interna
tional
Harvester
Company
of
America,
is
assured,
starting
this
year,
by
the
organization
of
Ihe.
Canadian
Forest
Products.
Ltd,
it;
i
announced.
The
company.;
with
a
capitalization
of
1
.000,-j
000.
was
authorized
by
the
ll.C
registrar
of
companies
al
Victoria,
Saturday.'
I
lie
concent
which
has
been
forced
by
Ihe
amalgamation
of.
II
lie
Heaver
Cove
Lumber
and
Pulp
Company
an.l
White
llru
,
Lumber
Couinanv.
both
of
whiehi
ow
alll
C(,tr4,i
mm
properties
mil
vast
limber
limit
on
Van
couver
Island,
is
being
financed
almost
wholly
by
the
Interna
tional
Harvcier
Compnny.
Creditor
of
the
Heaver
Cove
Company,
which
firm
has
been
defunct
for
several
years,
have
been
imid
off.
and
final
an
nouncement
of
Hie
renrganiza
lion
wa
made
yesterday.
Fare's,
Local
Counsel
Wendell
H.
Karri.
Vancouver.
barrister,
in
whose
hands
the
re
organization
wa
placed,
i
in
Chicago
for
the
purpose
of
pre
senting
hi
final
organization
report,
lu
addition
to
lispussini:
Ihi
report.
Hie
director
are
making
plan
for
immediate
operation
on
a
large
scale.
Heaver
Cfive
Company
wa
n
war
venture
which
closed
down
some
lime
ago,
and
left
il
large
plant
In
idlene.
T,he
Whlf
Urns.
Company,
a
Michigan
concern,
ha
been
operating
on
a
small
scale.
TIMBER
SALE
X
7809.
Sealed
Tender
will
be
rerelved
by
Ihe
niMrlrt
luretlrr
nol
later
than
noon
on
Uie
ih
day
or
Frbriiary.
vt,
rr
Ihe
purrhato
of
Uretire
X7SU1,
Maude
I.UinL
skUlriale
Inlet.
g.C.U
tu
rut
l.tiO.euo
reel
hoard
measure
of
sprure.
llrtnlui'U,
aiMi
i.eiiar
sawioirs.
Two
it.
years
will
bo
tthiwed
for
re.
mot
1
1
of
Umber
further
particular
of
the
CliUf
tor
esler.
Vlelorla.
nr
I
lie
DIMrki
t'orealer,
iTiuc
nuptrt,
n.t.
AIN,
r
the
B7.
Home
CENTS.
theS
il
(lovcrnmenl
of
Ihe
country.
Me
LOSES
APPEAL
Coastwise
Steamship
Company
Not
Liable
for
Loss
of
Cargo
of
Ore
OlIAWA.
J
eh.
r.
Ihe
supreme
court
this
morning
dismissed
with
costs
the
appeal
of
the
Premier
Hold
Mining
Company
against
,
4116
Coastwise
Steamship
Hompany.
The
ques-
iiuiyw
'IiUeUfi-
WBtl
SiA'?-.
steamship
e.iuipany
for
(Tie
loss
of
the
cargo
of
ore
which
in-
vol
veil
a
sum
of
?
17,500.
The
trial
ju.lge
held
that
the
los
was
iti,.
to
peril
at
sea
and
Hi
is
view
w
;i
upheld
by
the
IU
.
i-.iuct
of
Appeal.
FORMER
M.P.
AT
HOME
Theft
and
Take
CANADIAN
Steam,
LAUNDRY
and
DRY
CLEANERS
The
Laundry
of
Personal
Service,
Phone
No.
8.
Finished
Laundry,
Wet
Wash,
Thrlft-T-Servlce,
,
Sort
Finish,
And
Dry
Cleaning.
We
are
ready
at
any
lime
to
receive
your
phone
call,
to
take
your
instructions,
to
take
personal
charge
of
your
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaning.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIP-PING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
our
Table
Cream
at
T5o
for
Hair
Pint.
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
ill
tWtll!lll!l!l!ll
use
71
MON
DS
Machine
KNives
5
rv
i
ney
stay
anarp
longer.
V
.its,
biuomo
canao
saw
go.
iiuitio
(S
i
hP
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a
ri
t