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DAILY
EDITIOi
Friday.
J'chnia'ry
ll,
I92H.
Young
Men
Are
Salvation
Of
Country.
The
Attorney
(Jeneral
in
an
address
to
the
fiyru
Club
urged
young
men
to
take
a
part
in
public
affairs,
to
join
Mich
organizations
as
the
Board
or
Trade
nnd
lo
make
their
influence
fell
in
the
community.
Young
men
should
come
Jo
their
work
with
new
energy,
new
zeal,
new
ideals
and
new
aims.
They
should
be
the
salvation
of
the
country.
'The
difficulty
in
pursnading
young
men
to
take
a
proniiu-
em
part
in
public
affairs
is
that
uch
work
interferes
somewhat
Willi
llicir
material
advancement..
No
man
can
serve
two
nia.s
jer,s
uiuay
any
more
than
ho
could
twi
thousand
years
airy.
If
Wieis
girifigin
time
mid-energy
lo
public
ervfce
he
IsypTnbahlv
jtuiiMijj,
m
everjuay
vvuik.
...
Where
we
devole
our
best
thought
and
greatest
energy
.is
wnere
we
succeed.
If
a
politician
is
devoted
to
politics,
hd
ooes
not
do
much
in
business
fir
m-ofessiou.
The
AUbrncv
General
probably
would
have
Jteen
much
better
off
had
he
re-;
"
j'imuh-
mr.
ne
i.
seizing
in
couniry
ami
ins
private
interests
are
bound
lo
suffer.
;
How
often
have
Ave
seen
men
who
were
leaders
in
public!
affairs.
Dominion,
provincial,
or
civic,
and
yeLlhey
found
it
difficult
to
make;!
living
for
themselves,
li
is
al;jiot
impoiJ
ble
lo
do
both
well.
t
Nationalization
Of
Land
In
England.
The
Liberals
in
England
have
adopted
a
policy
of
land
nationalization
with
the
object
of
getting
the
people
back"
to
Ihd
land
and
securing
its
cultivnlioii
and
development
lo
the
greatest
possible
extent,
It
is
an
attempt
to
break
tip
the.
big
estates
add
give
the
people
of
the
eoiuitry
an
interest
in
the
country.-
The
movements
of
the
Liberals
in
this
regard
will'
J
watched
wilh
a
great
deal
of
interest.
:
Liberal
And
Labor
May
Draw
Together.
;
It
is
possible-Dial
with
a
policy
of
the
kind
outlined
by
Lloyd
(ieoige
an,
I
with
the
vigrir
oV
the
little
Welshman
behind
u.-
i.inimis
may
i.e
nine
to
secure
the
co-operation
of
thn
i.ig
i.door
group
ami
nl
the
iiexL.eIe,clioii
again
wrest
tlw
government
or.Uie
country
from
the
Tories
who
now
control.
When
the
,iberhls
ceased
to
be
Liberd.
tbey
lost
out
hifll
the
Labor'
party
became
prominent.
The
difficulty
the
Liberals
now
fnc
is
the
advfiiiced
age
of
Lloyd
nporge.
Were
he
a
voting
man
there
would
be
great
chance
of
siiCres.
'
Varying
Winds
Of
'
Public
Opinion.
When
Lloyd
fieorge
first
Jaliiiche'd
his
land
polirv
several1
year
before
the
war,,
he
was
nneUiema
to
all
the
land
holding
class
and
s
b.iter
was
tu.
feejiwr.
that
could
hot
be
inviled
.
!rt
'
oM!,,'rl
4m-,i,,,7''hieh
IJtty
wVre
prce.
They
wtll.ld
ma
sieiU
u,
,
nn,j
j)p
wn,,ieiinvera
NVOIf.
,aj
tI(1J)
,
Ur'Ml',e.
V.'1'
wnp
Hii'-
"M'esary
f.i
enlist
j,e
k..pi
m..u
.
f
Lloyd
(.eorge
to
mritfWvlclorv
pontile.
e
did
his
part
nobly
but
through
hi.
after
policy
of
teadri,,p
the
cd
tide,
he
arouse.l
the
antipathy
of-the
labor
people.'
'
Nnv
that
the
rrd
danger
seems
to
have
passed,
be
return.
,um'
'
""'I'.Hgii.
ami
ogam
the
land
owing
eln
is
un
'
-1
ttr
"!F.'ni
again
as
,,
possible
leader
of
n
Liberal-Uhor
mahtion.
lie
is
l
quite
u
bad
a
man
as
labor
thought
than
mushy
porridges
BE
A
MENACE
FINE
NEW
WHARF
Claim
Made
That
They
Will
Con-
Structure
of
Great
Convenience
trol
Halibut
Industry
on
,
Was
Due
to
Private
tnier
Paclflo
Ocean
flt'lUlI
k
V
t.V.l.
Ilk
t
a
p.n
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1
1
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...
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...
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..II.
.1
t
MSOIIIl.
t-ii
iut-.iiii,
it.
iir-wii.ii
iinicr
(Mails
.1
TIlHilBate
inrtfe
wdineii
In
I
lie
world
than
men.
The,
sfm
Ival
of
the
fittest,
doubtless.
CANON
fiower-ilees
IoMMIk-
llradfard
pefljde
Mn
"that
'
town
hey
were
Iryinsr
to
jrrow.
saints
in
hell.
We
find
it
'difficult
cjiousn
io
rrow
mem
Here
m
heaven.
HACH
day
I
try
A
piece
of
pu
And
eat
a
esiko
Or
two.
After
the
feast
I,
eat
stijne
yeasb
.
'-.
Drink
water
till
I'm
blue.
liodai
beef
or
lamb
-
,
Mutton
or
ham
And
hash
oil
Saturday.
-
I'.nrii
meal
I
stuff
Jliite
flian'
enough.
And
Ihen
there's
hell
to
nay.
ri'
.1
..
.
.
.
s.
ir
me
sown
is
not
lit
tor
i
jWfc'
to
drink,
yet
some
that
is.
I;'
IMtlNfiK
Itupert
is
Just
be;iin-ninjr
a
wonderful
new
era.
Some
of
her
worthy
citizens
are
aliout
1
learn
l-lie
Charleston.
A
MAX
and
woman
who
were
quarrelling
on
the
street
weref
arrested.
The
nianistiaJe
lee
lured
them
and
told
lliem
iiiev'
lind
no
business
nuareetl
ni:
ol
public.
What
were
homes
for
anyway?
.
.
.
DISASTROUS
TO
ALLOW
PARLORS
OUT
OF
HAND
Vancouver
I'rovince
In
suspending
the
license
of
11
Vancouver
beer
parlor
which
had
beep
reported
by
the
city
police
for
violating
tbe
regulations
regarding:
cloning
hours,
the
lilquor
Control
Hoard
has.
neled
Will
commendable
"promptitude.
It
would
be
ilin.lnus
to
allow
the
beer
parlors
to
fret
Out
nf
hand,
and
Hie
time
'0
apply
disciplinary
mealures
is
when
thev
beptn
to
err.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
JS'ews.
j
prise
Other
Build-
'
i"
J
''
lill
sui-u
,i
i.irm-1
Jujf,
f,
uiYt--iiin-m,
uiero
is
no
tpiesiUMi
but
what
they
will
make
an
in-
let)Sive
rnntrot
of
the
Industry
from.
Ainerlean
-and
r,nnndtan
esels'anil
lie
rnlpliailcally
slal-r'lWti
ns
his
Uelief
IIihI
it
may
betjsiiiircly
riosili'e
for
the
Jan-
hitesHnteresls
(o
crowd
nanada
flifd'
Anierca
oui
unless
nroler-
llvi
frne.Tsnri
Dro
InimiVili-ilnlv
eirtpfnyed.
Other
Investors
in
the
fleet
of
halibut
vessels
voiced
their
sen-
liments
on
the
matter
and
en
dorsed
Captain
Ifvattim's
siale-
menls,
.
'
x,
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
X
JAP
In
let
has
a
barlmtor's
club.
Prince
Itupert
should
hav
rass
wiuower
clou.
Also
a
suicide
club
rov-lit-be
in
ortler.1
a
(;ii.it.Mi.Mi
girt
is
Jhe
Qne
who
lias
such
Teleliing".
wars.
SUPPOSE
the
pr'niif
crop
of
llv
woriu
snouui
pe
coniroiieil
by
a
Itujje
rnin
pool;
thiilR
liow
tnuph
we
sjiutibl
then
hae
to
pay
tor
l
t-Z
.
i
'
...
rii
cm
mill.
JAKE-
says
a
leA
ceni
loaf
fs
no
goou
lor
mm,
lie
lakes
ait
nil-day
loaf
when
he
sWt
loaf
ing.
IF
a
man
f
K!ter
lfTali
Ills
sin
it
is
probably
birnusA
tie
hail
better
pafehts
than
hTvvsin.
IF
were
goinR
to
adopt
eipiai
standards
of
moraliiy
for
I
he
sexes,
women
will
haw
to
unii
lookin?
sb
silly
wlien
'they
nr
drunk.
'
.
Ing
Active
n
.
""?:V,,.ru'
"
rrX
:'
JAP-
INt.KT.I
rVI.
There
niecung
;
oi
i,c
,
commercial
winm(1
,,e6n
t,lins,,PahjH
huildin
attention
lo
the
seriousness
or
the
entry
of
Japanese
nierostj
wjnjj,r
,
uul
into
the
halibut
fisheries.
.,,
lfc
,
,.-
More
than
V0.n,m,000
P,
j.p..
Z'XZL!
Into
esta
.1isl.ins
JapWt
as
a
fac
lor
1l0HW
wkj;
H.
,.
My
in
the
imluslry
.
JncJdu.P
.
the.
;
conslruclion
of
U
cold
s
oraResI
,
1
((4,u,v
.,,,
((
and
fef
nere
rat
Or
vessels,
the
.........
..
'
,
.
speaker
said.
Heyond
these
fact1
tnli'l
mid
i
il
;iss-t
Iti
.ii
well
o.
for
iMienu'i!
I'll.-
wharf
al'uxc
l"W
Wilier
mark
ami
i
,no
foi
m
lenffth.
Tin
Uni'isplanlk
i
anollier
f"
feel
while
tin-
ilniien
nn-.
nf
the
float
nr.-
.18
hv
H
and
!lie
fciurli?
She.t.
10
by
i
)i
0.
'apt.
Sullivan
Iim
cmnideted
the
fot1n.lai4.nl
"f
Ifis
ln-w
extension
i.'si
leii.
i-
whi'eti.
wlien
bomplef',
v'l
measure
-.
by
f)
feet'
'
'
Anoftiep
ne
structure
.'i
t-
ed
tin's,
witip-r
!n
h
i
w
r!hy
Of
altrnliotr
is
lli.'
new
ti.a!
h
nisr
built
tiy
Jtm
aiie
hope
an.
I
Sam
Olsen
to
hnOVe
Mi.
'i
buafs
ili-n'
and
-Tekla
O."
J
In-
tin
-i
.n
of
the
biml
tiou-.
an-
i'
lv
;'
bv
e;.
No
letut
ttiait
-even
new
Cfi-dences
aw
tl'"i"4l
l(.
Im
i.uil
1
in
-lap
Intel
ibuiiMt
the
eAmln.-fall.
I
BACHELORS'
CLUB
AT
JAP
INLET
IS
RECLNTLY
FORMED
JAP
INIJ-.T.
Feb.
10perhap
the
most
noM'Morlhy
of
recent
events
in
tins
comniimiu
ha
been
the
inaugural
imi
t
a
lla.
lielui
r.lub.
A
I
a
sel'-.-i
sfx-cial
meetinc
held
a
few
nights
ajro
a
constitution
wa
drawn
i:f
Hm.'llier
will!
the
in-ci-Harv
rules,
etc
A!
Hie
lermiiiation
of
fhe
nieehni:
I
lie
nffires
of
president.
ice-reiicit.
secretary,
ma
.:.
of
c-rinionn-,
uard
and
two
autlitors
were
filled
Uy
fml
lot.
Ttie
clnh
i
to
!
limltel
in
nieniherslii,
applicants
for
admission
-bovine
In
be
pruposetl
and
ei
innleil
y
members
and
ted
on.
Striet
secrecy
Is
observed
IcfMI'dillK
coitfttilutlon.
etc.
The
motto
"JunHce.
(kim-
fnerce
nnd
l'rewlom"
has
been
adapted.
While
the
eluh
will
at
firs'
have
lo
bold
its
merlin?
at
the
residences
of
rm'inber-.
it
ts
ho'jed
that
in
a
lo.rt
time
it
will
b
in
a
position
lo
erect
n
building
of
ii
oWi
w)iieti
can
tin-used
ftr
varioiK'
communitv
purpuseK.
reading
room
is
to
be
one
of
the
first
objective
of
be
club.
Imrtlt
after
the
innucriiarn
hneelinst.
a
bannel
was
held.
JAP
INLET
PEOPLE
HONOR
NEW
TEACHER
Enjoyable
Party
Was
Held
at
The
Home
of
J.
Murray
In
Honor
of
Mrs.
Corbould
.
J
AT.
JNLF.T.,
fW..
pari?
was
viven
recently
by
the
el-llers
a!
Mi.-
-iii.'v-i-
.f
Js
Murray
in
honor
of
Mrs.
I'.orbonlil.
(he
new
n.
hn.d
leaclier.
The
evenuit'-(
1
.1
!;i
inniei'l
eon--iie.i
,ii
,
4.'p,
i
h.ri.n.
ifan-
inji
.-I'd.
-
W"
irh
'
he
larjr.
ssi'fntt'v
v
"
1
tie
!mi
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
y
0
Friday,
Wlien
the
little
cMldrn
come
home
From
one
end
of
Canada
to
the
other
children
come
trudging
home
from
school
each
day.
Some
come
across
wind-swept
prairies
some
through
damp
and
blustery
streets.
It
is
then
they
need
real
food.
Mothers
buy
a
bottle
of
Bovril
to-day.
When
the
children
come
home
dissolve
a
spoonful
in
a
cup
of
boiling
water,
See
how
they
relish
it
See
how
it
helps
their
growth
and
adds
to
their
strength.
Bovril
is
a
splendid
drink
for
children
arid
puts
beef
into
them.
Wfmm
iini
nncliopf,
Dvsen
Murray
and
Itob
fuller
supplied
the
munr.
tttitstandiu?
ariwinp
the
vocal
Ischium
"liown
lo
ttie
ale'"
rendered
ilurina
Ihe.siip-
cr
interval
ly
Mrs.
Sullivan,
t
lie
parly
hroke
up
at
2
o'clock
11
the
mormni;
afler
a
very
en-ioyiible
lime.
JAP
INLET
A
whist
drive
took
place
rc-enlly
al
the
home
of
Snm
OUen.j
lie
event
prove.l
very
enjoyable
HMioiikIi
incleinent
weather
pre-vented
nevernl
eople
from
al-endmz.
Miss
Uoris
Fuller
w"on
he
ladies
first
priie
while
lli
lost
captured
the
nien'n
prie.
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morse
were
ho!
I
an
invitation
parly
held
,.1
heir
residence
last
week.
alherin?
of
thirteen
kih-m
Item
an
enjoyable
even
inc.
The
seitters
of
Jap
Inlet
have
ecently
emmd
two
new
amilies
in
their
midst
-
Mrs.
iorboubl,
the
new
clioo
teacher
villi
her
three
children
and
Mr.
ml
Mrs.
Ivor
Wiek
and
son.
eiiny.
,
Mike
anl
Jphnny
Mnel-'nilden
,ern
visitors,
ber
riwenlly
011
heir
"Oh
Jloy."
Tbey
expect
I
ie
back
asrn
In
sliortly.
iMher
visitors
here
Inlely
hav
,een
Capl.
Sorenson
of
the
Jenny
nil
:apt.
Jack
llradbury
on
the
'
P
Top.
John
Walgren
was
absent
in
i
iMco
lltiftcrl
for
n
few
days
lasif
ei-k
on
Ills
boat
"Yiner"
bill
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timed
before
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bad
wcillin
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in.
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no
indications
of
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in
the
vicinity
of
Jap
A
Youth's
Revenge
A
yoiuiK
titan,
while
buying
tickets
for
the
theatre,
was
rudely
brushed
aside
by
three
flappers,
who
ot
their
tickets
first.
Ily
flood
luck
the
youlll
Kot
the
seal
next
to
them.
"If
there
any
ynimjr
ladv
In
the
audience
who
thinks
she
could
learn
to
love
me,"
a(
the
comedian
who
was
doing
a
turn,
"will
she
please
stand
Up"
The
ynunjf
man
said
In
the
flapperi
"Will
ynu
let
n,e
pni
out
please"
The
wlrls
stood
up
nl
once,
nnd
(he
audience
roared
iiic
tuuiii
was
rovfnDA.i
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INTO
YOU"
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