PAOK
TVTO
When
ijou
drink
;TiMBERMEN'S
.
!
NEW
OFFICERS
BOVRIL
George
W.
Nlckerson
Chosen
as
y
drink
BEEF
President
for
Coming
Year
With
Olof
Hanson
Vice
The
Daily
News
PHINCK
IIUI'KHT
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BH1T1SH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Huperl
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
J,
U.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
J)
Tuesday.
January
12,
I9:'0.
Mayor
Blatchford
And
Port
Or
Prince
Rupert.
We
are
particularly
glad
to
have
the
belated
denial
from
Mayor
Kldirhl'ord
at
lie
opposed
the
giving
of
equal
terminal
rules
to
Prince
Rupert
ami
to
heur
that
he
is
with
us
in
connection
Willi
grain
shipping
to
thi
port.
The
charge
va
published
nearly
two
moulds
ago
and
was
made
in
good
faith.
We
arc
.-till
informed
that
a
protest
against
equal
rates
was
made
to
railway
officials
but
we
do
not
wish
tu
impute
the
veracity
oi
the
Major
and
we
are
very
glad
lo
know
that
we
can
look
to
him
to
help
us
in
our
etforls
to
secure
gram
shipment-
this
va
WhnMie
says
is
absolutely
true,
that
co-operation
of
all
who
aie
interested
in
the
western
route
i?
very
desirable!
We
l
aumn
hae
too
many
friend-
and
ue
glad
lo
reckon
Mayor
Uluhlilord
as
one
of
them.
Small
Amount
Of
Interest
Regrettable.
The
small
amount
of
inleret
taken
in
the
civic
elections
Ibis
year
isi
rather
regrettable.
The-c
conditions
do
not
make
for
the
best
in
government.
Every
citizen
should
take
an
interest
in
the
affairs
of
the
eity
nnd
make
himself
heard
through
the
ballot,
but
if
nominalituis
are
not
made
there
can
be
ver
lillie
expression.
However,
(here
is
a
contest
for
mayor
and
alderman,
and
it
looks
as
if
there
would
be
n
large
poll
on
election
day.
Try
To
Ignore
Position
Of
West.
Every
effort
is
made
to
ignore
the
position
of
the
west
in
regard
to
the
grain
export
trade...
Toronto
Saturday
.Night
in
an
article
reprinted
in
this
paper
today
doe
that.
The
paper
devotes
a
good
deal
of
attention
lo
the
eastern
maritimes
hut
Hie
ve-tern
maritime
province
is
dismissed
with
a
line.
The
iwiper
says
it
symatluzes
with
auniuver.
but
of
course
does
not
even
see
Prince
Rupert.
II
will
take
time'
to
open
the
eyes
of
the
east
Jo
the
strategic
position
of
the
Vesl.
It
will
need
a
lot
of
effort
on
our
part
U
force
the
hands
of
the
eastern
brokers
and
put
n
little
urge
behind
the
brokers
of
the
west
Thai
we
shall
eventually
win
goes
without-saying,,
but
it
will
lake
-ome
time
and
persistent
effort.
Queen
Charlottes
And
Prince
Rupert.
The
relation
of
Oiieen
Charlotte
Islands
is
partly
determined
by
the
transportation
arrangements
and
partly
by
the
attitude
of
Prince
Rupert
toward,
that
part
of
the
district.
Just
now
the
Islands
are
on
the
eve
of
an
awakening.
New
canneries
are
to
be
built
there.
The
Queen
Charlotte
City
mill
is
working
double
shift.
Logging
.
outfits
.
are
getting
busy
ami
there
are
other
Ihings
in
Ihe
offing'
that
look
like
development.
To
what
extent
Prince
Rupert
will
share
in
Ihe
prosperity
will
depend
to
a
large
extent
on
Ih.e
amount
of
puh
they
put
into
the
business.
The
Islands
are
righl
at
our
door
and
we
should
use
our
influence
not
only
lo
make
pro
Tils
for
ourselves
but
to
help
them
wherever
possible.
Trappers
And
Coal
Merchants
Suffer.
Rolh
the
trappers
and
eoal
merchants
have
suffered
a
a
result
of
the
low
temperatures,
.(hat
have
prevailed
this
year.
Oihers
have
.benefitted,
especially
those
who
have
lo
heal
largo
buildings.
T
some
firms
il
will
mean
hundreds
(lf
dollar-.saving.
t"L
an
ill
wind
thai
blows
no,
one
any
good."
says
the
proverb,
otd
every
kind
of
wcalher
helps
someone.
Someone
Made
Money
From
'Rupert1
Bonds'.
,
Si,mel,1,t'
"'"'
numc.y'irrpm
Prince
nuperl
bonds.
Some
or
ll.eni
i
originally
sold
at
a:flis?om.t
J.uf.
today
they
vnrvin
price
from
ion
to
00.
That
is'
what
is
being
a'ked
'for
them
?n
Vancouver
lodav.
While
Ihev
tere-.
they
are
now
all
sold
In
give
the
investor
five
and
a
half
y
i
a
ciiu
.
nr
ua
LollttOW
bottle
"
1
This
advertisement
its
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
iieorge
V.
Niekerson,
local
lumber
broker,
was
elected
pre-sidyil
of
the,
(Northern
Jirirsh
Columbia
lumbermen's
Associa-,
Men
a!
4!jf
.aflmul
f
U
association
which
was
held
yes
terday
afternoon
at
tlie
office
of
(the
retiring
president,
Hf
llan-
ison.
Oilier
officers
elected
for
1
!:'(')
were:
Vice-president.
Olof
Hanson.
Secretary
-
treasurer.
Arthur
Ilrookshnnk.
Advisory
rnnuuiliee
lieorge
McAfee
of
(teorgelown;
lienrjr
Little,
Terrace;
Olof
Hanson
of
Prince
Rupert;
NV
II
Williams
of
Vaneouveri
M.
I
MrOaffcry
of
Prince
Hupcrt,
and,
A.
V.
Nicker
-on
of
1'rlhfe
ltuprri.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were:
Sr
NV.
Taylor
representing
NV.
K.
Williams.
It.
K.
Allen
of
1
1
a
u
a
1
1
;
A.
H.
Kdward
of
I'sk:
(5.
NN.
Niekerson.
M.
I.
McCaf
fery,
Olof
Hanson.
Arthur
Rrooksbank,
J.
A.
Ward
Jtell
of
Vancouver,
and
Joe
Dalnra
of
Vanarsilol.
There
were
pr.oxh's
from
John
NVillinan
of
t'sk.
Geo.
Little
of
Terrace,
ami
A.
Y.
NVilson
of
Itemo.
The
matter
of
exporting
cedar
and
hemlock
squares
from
Prinn
fluper1
lo
the
Orient
and
al
of
exporting
lops
was
dNcused
and
the
-eeretary
was
requested
lo
get
in
touch
with
I
lie
markets
he
n)$slbllily
of
having
such
shipments
made
from
Prince
Ilulteri
is
once
acain
miirli
in
ihe
fore
in
view
of
Ihe
likelihood
of
large
esels
shortly
coming
lo
this
port
lo
load
grain.
In
eon-
neclion
with
the
posibilitre
of
log
export.
Ih
secretary
was
instructed
to
oblain
a
lit
of
crown
crennted
timber
in
the
province.
Heporl-
from
the
forestrv
de-
narlnient
regarding
fire
protec
tion
were
discussed
aifd
the
action
of
the
department
met
with
the
approval
of
the
asocia1inn.
Report
of
President
The
reckon
or
Ihe
retiring
ivre-Kiilent.
Okif
Hanson",
who
Was
tendered
a
vote
of
appreciation.
was
as
follows:
"In
reviewing
another
year's
activities
of
Ibis
Association,
it
mul
rust
of
all
be
said
that
.'ondilion
in
Ihe
win
I.
i
s
markets
.iae
hei
such
that
Ihe
indus
tries
in
this
line
ih
our
district
have
nut,
been
very
active.
in
spite
jo
f
this,
a
irood
deal
or
work
has
been
done
both
bt
ijii-
Association
and
by
individual
members.
.Mailers
neli
:i
Hi
inpiaMzation
tr
freiirM
rales,
ad-
jpsiments
or
royallie
and
gen
eral
market
condition
have
had
our
con-taut
attention.
In
the
matter
or
eu.ua'
freight
rates,
this
Association
is
in
full
acc4rd
with
the
action
taken
by
the
proviticial
government
the
I'rin-e
Rupert
Hoard
of
Trade
and
other
public
bodies.
Ihe
question
of
royally
ha
K'en
et
lei)
i
a
way
which
in
our
opinion
will
give
the
operators
in
our
district
e.jual
ud
vantage
with,
other
part
(.he
province.
,
of
Market
Conditions
','Xiv
great
progi-ess
lias
beei
nnule
ly
the
Association,
as
re
gards
market
conditions
hut
am
firmly
of
the
opinion
that,
i
we
had
a
live.
local
brokerag
firm
keeping
in
touch
with
the
markets
and
working
in
conjunc
tion
with
our
Assoeiation.
il
iwould
greatly
assist
our
mills
in
finding
an
outlet
for
their
pro
duction.
"NVe
are
not
in
a
.position
to
compete
with
mills
in
Ihe
eastern
section
of
the
province
in
m-
plying
lumber
to
the
prairie
p-
vinces
on
account
of
the
differential
in
freight
costs
except
i!
he
on
higher
grades
of
lumber.
Therefore,
if
is
rny
opinion
Ilia!
the
solving
or
the
problem
of
our
limber
industry
will
in
th
future
Ih
found
in
utilization
of
water
transportation.
During
the
year
just
past
market
conditions
have
been
very-poor
from
the
lumberman's
point
of
view
with
prevailing
low
prices
Tor
lumber,
high
freight
ra'es
equipment
and
supplies
expen
sltf',
making
it
very
hard
'or
the
mills
to
operate
and
break
even.
Revival
Expected
"NVith
the
local
if
rain
elevator
practically
completed
and
in
operation,
there
elmuld
by
a
ten
dency
to
revival
in
Hie
export
market
tor
Umber
products
ns
well
as
an
added
local
consunip-
lion.
Tuesday
January
J?
lo
MILBANK'
THE
QUALITY
CIGARETTE
I
LARGE
PKG.
OF
1
25
"
35
"However,
vB
tJie
darkes!
cloud
ha
a
silver
lining.
I
am
Mr-liii.'d
in
believe
tunf
the
worM
is
over
ami
that
rondilKHt
will
inipi-uve
front
now
on.
There
I
no
reason
for
becoming
li-
ewurnged
11
wt
limbl
kefji
up
the
good
work
already
under
way
Ihrouuli
Ihe
efforts
of
our
As-soruilitm
and
I
am
sure
we
shall
have
Mlter
things
in
store
in
the
near
fulurer
,
"In
conclusion
permit
me
t
expre
my
sincere
ajiprriciutiou
for
the
splendid
support
aword-ed
nie
by
the
secretary,
officer
and
inruiliei
during
my
term
ot
office."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
12,'192e.
Dyspepsia
,
Caused
Her
Agony
'After
Every
Meal
Mrg.
M.
Caldwell,
2335
Hemlock
St,
Vancouver,
1U,
writes:
"After
sof-iViing
for
year
with
agony,
from
iyifpia
and
indigestion,
after
ever
meal,
I
itarted
taking
1
and
got
reck
relief
I
kept
right
on
until
I
had
used
thre
bottlea
and
mi
completely
relieved
of
mj
tronbla,
Now,
I
ean
eat
anything
I
wish
without
having
any
bad
after
effeeta."
'Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura,
Co,
Limited,
Terouto,
Oak
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
saya:
WHAT
I
like
ahut
an
Knglul.-iti
a
u
is
that
tie
hares
wbuut
eqnaity
wiUi
Uie
Scoii
lioiun
and
Ihe
lrihinnn
Ihe
ahilily
to
mak
an
as
nf
himse'tf.
J.NKH
say
you
can
jiiitee
iiwin
by
the
cigars
he
gie
ymi
j
TilHRtu
is
ucthjng
like
a
grrii
j
mI
pyker
to
expel.
a
delusion.
I
ueI
to
know
a
tipm
who
t
bought
jie
eiigbj
play
bui
the
morninl
I
heJiaiDr
News
MirV)he
Morn-
ffw
(IcaiildJto.wmM
not.
ng
Journal
an-
supporiing
Ihei-
'
i
-
'
'
'--
candidature
uf
M.
!..
Mctiiffery
AXU
of
course
I
a
No
like
In'
native
nu
for
a
simitar
reason.
I
XKVKH
eoubl
understand
lorn
a
man
could
be
mistaken
for
u
iter.
.Now
with
a
lady
hunler
il
might
be
different.
TIIKHL'S
one
thing
abou'.l
btr
Ihe
mayoralty
while
lhe,lhoe
Mexican
bandits,
they
rer
Kvening
Kmpire
is
supiMUhnr
jiainly
are
thorough.
Mayor
.Newlmi.
J,
-.
Dr.
X.
M.
MeXeill
leaves
tomorrow
night
for
Ihe
oul!i
en-route
to
the
Front
for
active
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
jiir.
i
ree
j'resK
runny
man
say
if
disarmament
etme
mln
effect
Hie
know
number
of
smooth
bore
he
vvfll
be
glad
f
see
disnrmeil.
TIIKMI-rs
ope
thing
about
these
had
limes
we
don't
have
much
income
lax
lo
pay.
TIIOSK
who
gr
lo
bed
early
lie
longer
but
Just
think
or
the
mi.
j
TIIK
Duke
or
Argyl
recenlly
said:
"The
innate
ipiarrelsome-ne
of
l'rebyerians
in
all
lilaees
where
Ihoy
have
sell
ted
i
(n
fonous
and
remarkable."
The
Duke
ought
lo
know
heller
Hum
o
say
whal
lie
Hunk
ln
knows.!
NN
I'
get
out
of
life
Jusl
thei
same
amount
we
put
in.
Thel
t-ensmu
so
jiiatiy
get
o
Jiltle
j
ia'
iney
put
in
almost
nothing.!
Discretion
"You
never
refer
In
the
Arnerl-j
can
eagle
In
your
speeches."
'
No,"
replied
Senator
Sorghum.
Aviation
has
provoked
o
much
controversy
Hint
I
am
nfruid
to
mention
anythiinr
that
riJes."
'
liCAfMDIANJ
Steamship
and
Train
Service
I.
PRtNCI
RUPtMT
lll
!
PNIMCC
KoeiHT
fur
VAMCOVVtK,
VICTORIA,
tt
ATTIC
in.
Inlermrdlttr
.IDt
raiDAV
!
jm,
..
rMiNct
rupckt
for
rriMrtar
tiui
amvos,
wto)ioAr.
io
.a.
rmnci
.'ohm
rwituibtijr
far
vancouvin
tu
gotin
cmarlottc
IILAMOt.
PASttNOIR
TMAINS
LtAVK
PRINCE
MUPINT
EVERY
VOftDAT,
MrCONCIOAV
(lid
tATUROAV
tl
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m
for
PRINCI
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EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
til
polnil
tlr
..aiadt,
I
nltmt
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ALL
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Aft,
PrUt
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Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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fi
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sucwu
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ui
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Dir.
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lvnt
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Afcncr
for
all
SUamiklp
LIrm.
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ItltnuiUi
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Aa.nt.
Cerate
at
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tlrtat
an
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Aicnua,
Print
mnprt,
B
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Phones
423
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687
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Black
735
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Fhnell
Hulclier
Bhon,
across
from
the
Kmpress
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
a.
vjr-
room
m
"
rnttM