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us.
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s'innoacea
with,
demand.
for
'ifimfey
for
earning
on
or
Tonuiuily
work
and
Vrt
alwai'0)ale'
to
pa'y,
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systems
are
auopu-il
aiftUprotests
are'
made
Alsone
time
there
was
a
rairuMnr
lli
nvAmi,ii
,.r
nientSifrom
taxalioli.
but
siiii-e.
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ha
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little
leaves
and
tips
from
high
mountain
tea
gardens,
that
are,
used
In
SALADA
are
much
finer
in'
flavor
than
any
Gunpowder
or
Japan.
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it.
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WVdnesday.JJar.
31,
I
?.?...
Taking
An
interest
In
City
Government.
It
is
a
Tine
thing
to
see
peope
interested
in
the
government
of
their
city.
Jit
that
way
only
can
we
expect
good
government.
And
everyone,
will
agreHia'
we
need
good
government
here.
There
are
few
place
in
the
world
where
the
building
of
ft
city
presents
a
many
problems
as
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
townsile
has
baffled
many
a
peron
who
thought
to
invest
money
here
but
ootid
not
realize
huwa
.city
xOuld
be
buill
on
such
a
one
as
mew
saw
here.
el
it
is
not
a
bad
tuwiiite
except
that
it
is
difficult
and
expensive
to
bring
Solo
Jine
as
a
modern
eitv.
(ireat
improvements
have
been
made
here
during
the
tal
Mew
years
and
naturally
we
have
had
to
pay
for
those
improve
ment,
u
uues
inn
seem
as
n
mere
wouljl
e
anv
relief
for
some
lima
.ia...
.
I-
I
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"
t
.
.
i
.
.ync
a
in
k
is
,icifig
a.Keji
constantly
ami
the
old
work
has
to
be
kept
up.
Jfowever,
good
progresses
been
made
and
i
ne
win
k
seems
to
lie
permanent.-Native
Sons
And
The
City
Council.
'
.
The
Native
Sons
Imrr-nrnde
proposals'
to
the
city
council
ill,
regard
to
possible
means
of
keeping
down
expenses.
Those
who
have
had
Experience
in
vic
government.
ought
to
be
the
best
judges
as
to
the
feasibility
of
some
of
their
recommenda-liims,
but
it
is
honed
they;
will
be
given
careful
consideration.
If
we
can.
improve
on
the
present
melhods,
we
all
hope
those
improvements
will
be
made.
The
Ratepayers'
Association
alo
has
interested
itself
hf
the
affairs;
ofHhe
city.
This
is
a
time
when
tljp'besl
advice
is
needed
and
"the
mtisl
careful
thought
'should
be.
giSen
to
every
.scheme
advanced.
AVhile
the
'nly
is
not
in
bad.
financial
condition,
the
way'
id
keep
Jike
that
is
to
watch
our
steps
closely.
Liberal
Victory
In'
Ontario.
.
.
-
It
was
quite
natural
that
Liberals
should
be
elated
over
their
victory
in
WWl
Middlesex?'
Ontario,
when
Hon.
J.
(L
Klli-oltfimnister
of
labor,
was
elected'
by
a
Jarge
majority,
almost
twovoles
to
one.over
his
Ciii.iservative
opponent.
It
is
o
,e
liopeti
that
the
Mackenzie-
King
cveriimeiil
will
justify
(he-trust
inmosed
in
them
by
the
people
of
the
country.
They
will
have
a
difficult
row
to
hoe
but
the
iirehiTer
has
a
great
deal
of
native
nnlilv
and
much
cultivated
political
astuteness.
He
should
be
able
to'
kfcj'p
his
followers
togelher.for
a
coupfe
of
years,
unless
f"!1!!',5!1,
infi)rsVeu
happens
iir.iipsel
3
he.
present
calculation,
l
ife,,
ehier
difficulty
is
to
reroncilevjhe
protectionists
of
Quebec
ami
the
Tree
traders
of
(he
prairies.
Mutual
concessions
have
to
be
nmiJp
in
aH
ieniocj-aVioVeirViijeiiL
''..''
i
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Taxation
Problems
Always
Before
Us.-
are
con
of
public
result
is
and
yet
Ihe
SITUATION!
DISCUSSED.
Opinions
for
and
Against
Pro-
posal
are
Stated
at
Council
Meeting
List
Night
Aid.
nrown
s
resolutinn
wilh
a
vie
"
to
having
the
authorities
lake
over
the
the
uolic
ing
of
(he
city
of
Prince
llunrl
was
carried
by
the
city
council
last
ni?ht
afler
it
had
nV4n
allrpil
lo
read
lhal
the
city
enter
into
negotiation
with
this
end
in
view
instead
of
making
an
agree
ment
forthwith.
Speaking
to
his
resolution.
Aid.
llrown
said
that
he
llived
he
spoke
for
'
lens
.when
h
condition
of
the
city
was
not
what
it
might
e
and
the
ilir
ins
in
(lie
past
had
-not
been
all
that
it
might
have
been.
Illegal
sale
of
liquor
and
immoralny
vi-as
said
to
be
rife
In
Ihe
down
lown
sections.
The
change
of
ad
ministration,
he
felt,
might-bring
about
an
improvement
in
this
respect
and
he
also
believed
thai
Ihe
city,
stood
to
gain
financially.
Aid.
I.arsen
failed'
to
see
where
any
benefit
was
to
be
derived
li.
making
Ihe
change.
In
principle,
Ihe
was
opposed
to
the
proposal
and,
in
any
case,
it
would
h.iv
;
lo
be
proven
to
him
lhal
the
oil
was
to
benefit.
There,
was
democratic
principle
involve
I
and,
by
making
the
change,
he
believe.!
Ihat
the
city
would
be
giving
away
a
rl2ht
to
which
it
was
entitled.
Speaking
from
hi
own
personal
experience.
AM
arsen
said
thai
he
had
spent
a
great
deal
of
time
in
such
smaller
communities
in
the
mirth
as
Smilliers,
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
jslewarl
which
were
noliee,!
hv
(he
provincial
authorities
and
he
was
prepared
to
declare
on
oath
thai
I
here
was
just
as
much
Vice
and
hlimlpteging
per
capita
In
-those
communities
as
there
va
in
Prince
Rupert
at
th.e
prei
sent
lime
and
Ihat.
while
this
city
might
not
be
all
that
it
might
Ie,
it
was
comparatively
a
law
aliiilln?
a
community
as
any
north
of
Vancouver.
He
was
of
the
opinion
lhal,
if
tile
rArtn-cil
with
Ihe
co-oMration
of
the
Citirens
a
a
whole,
urged
Ih-
city
police
to
clean
up
the
situation,
results
would
be
obtain
ed.
He
further
remarked
lhaL
if
Hie
policing
of
Ihe
city
was
nlac
ed
in
Ihe
hand
of
men
who
uw
Deceiving
less
than
liveable
alaries,
the
way
was
laid
open
for
corruption
and
graft.
i
I
i
..
.mil
uasey
said
lie
was
agree
able
to
all
possible
information
being
obtained
and
to
considering
the
idea
on
its
merits
hti
wiln
his
present
information,
he
was
by
no
means
committed
lo
a
Change
in
policy
at
this
time.
He
had
always
heen
a
believer
in
seir-government
ami,
if
the
City
could
nol
direct
its
own
holice
affairs,
he
fell
it
was
a
lal
stale
of
affairs.
He
could
flot
See
where
anything
w:rs
lo
he
gained
bv
turnlrfg
over
Ihe
cilyV
lo1icing
lo
.an
organizaliop
Ihat
was
not
fantlliariwltb
Jocal
prob
lems.
He
could
not
see
where
efficiency
was
lo
be
gaineil
by
Uie
city
giving
away
a
privilege
lUnl
it
should
control
and,
on
principle,
he
was
opposed
lo
the
proposal.
Ald.
Jos.
Oreer
stvrgeslcd
Ihat
the
resolution
be
changed
to
read
Jhal
negotiations
be
opened
if.
to
n
nopeu
ine
present
slem
will
be
conlinued.
II
mnv
bn!"a'n
Ms.
advantages
and
dis
necessary,
howeve?,
to
fulal-ge
the
basis
of
taction
by
iucliiding!ar,van,af!e
before
.reaching
any
improvements,
miles
H,e
gnteil
care
in
financing
is
Inken.
ldecislon.
No
bran
is
added
to
SHREDDED
WHEAT
mm
:
all
fte
bran
in
die
whole
what
M.rii.iru
uuniiiij;
was
ac-
cepten
ny
Aid.
Hrown
nnd
resolution
In
such
a
form
then
carried.
Ihe
was
long
haired
Maidens
wanted
in
england
KMfSlORf),
Kngland,
.March
31.
Scarcily
of
unshorn
maidens
has
threatened
the
ronlinu-
.ity
of
Knulsford's
slsly
year
old
May
festivals,
the
most
piclur-e
sipic
In
Kingland,
for
the
May
Queen
must
have
long
hair.
All
but
one
of
the
aspirants
for
the
honor
appeared
with
either
bobbed
or
shingled
locks.
The
throne
will
go
to
Ihe
girl
whose
tresses
never
have
been
touched
by
Council
Agrees
to
legotlaie
vvltli
Oliver
Said
to
be
Honest,
Suc
V!W
to
Having
Province
Assume
Duties
cessful
Farmer
and
Skilled
Parliamentarian
Here
is
news
that
will
make
Conservative
parly
leaders
eni-j
6is!
says
the
Victoria
Daily
Times.
Premier
flliver
is
rtj
'successful
rarnYer,
a
skilled
par--lainenariah
and
an
upright;
statesman."
.
.This
on
no
less
an,
provincial
authority
than
O.
J.
Ileeve,
M.A.,
polio-1
1
rmcipai
oi
r-v,
joim
s
uTiniinii
tush
scliooi,
vinnipeg,
ami
uis-
seconded
by
Aid.
Perry
alio,
unguisueu
nisiorian.
.m
.reorr.
jir.
ueeve
reconis
ni
opinion
"
;
the
Itriiislt
I'olunihia
I'renitet
inj
black
and
while
in
his
new
history
of
Canada,
a
volume
which
will
bo
widely
ue
in
Canadian
schools.
Incidentally,
he
lakes
a
vigorous
rap
at
Conservative
rule
in
this
province,
.
asserting
ik.i
ii.
-
r....-
lA.d
I
it
A
a
great
many
oili-j'""1
l,u,M,r'
"
""
:,
7,
,,
.
,,
;
,'ffovernment
spent
money
with
e
said
lhal
the
moral.!..,
.
.
J,
J
ii
necev-ary
lo
ctiaiige
back
Jo
Ihe
old
system
or
lo
go
half
way
Pn"'r,,'I
ln,-
Hiis
would
give
1)V
taxing
fiftV
ner
cent
of
l)if'
inmn"om,h
li-;......
li
-i.the
Council
the
inr.nrliinllv
(,
-"
.
.
-----
u
,
v,ii..t.
t
nine
jiiiiitriii.
-
j-j
so
far
been
able
to
hold.
hut
against
such
a
reversion
and
it,mvesllgale
the
proposal
and
as-
Ihe
ul
most
recklessness
;
Copies
of
the
Ileeve
hltory
of
Canada
were
read
by
officials
of
jjie
Department
of
Kducalion.
who
have
long
sought
for
an
ideal
Canadian
history
for
use
in
high
schools.
There
is
no
chance
jji
iiir
utrric
iushpi.
iii-ki
n;.-i,
however,
il
was
aserled
at
the
department:
lis
complimentary
references
to
Ihe
Premier
and
its
attack
on
Ihe
.Conservative
government,
however
disinterested
and
impartial
they
may
be.
would
have
every
Conservative
In
he
province
up
in
arm,
it
l
expected,
H
the
volume
were
used
for
the
(Tiiidance
of
the
young.
Conservative
Recklessness
For
Ihe
education
of
Canadian
Children,
Mr.
Ileeve
outline
Ihe
history
of
politics
in
Iirilih
Col-1
umbia
in
(be
following
blunt
'
paragraphs:
"Parly
(government
began
wilh
the
ministry
of
Mr.
(.afterwards
j
ir
Htcbard
MrHrtdeiin
l03.
A
demand
f6r
better
Jefms
on
Ihe
ground
lhal
British
'
Columbia
was
making
an
excessive
con
tribution
to
the
Upkeep
of
tfie
Dominion
was"
met
by
a
grant
of
a
million
dollar
from
the
feder-;
al
government.
I
"The
MrHride
governmenl.l
sealed
firmly
in
power,
began
j
spending
public
money
wilh
t
tie
j
utmost
recklessness.
Una.
I
build
ing
and
railway
guarantees
ah
snrbed
hnzetsniM
of
money,
andi
changes
of
gross
etlravaganoe
led
lo
the
retirement
of
Sir
lUrhard
McHndt
in
1015.
Hi.
lieutenant
and
successor,
Mr.
Howser,
introduced
woman
suffrage
but
his
giAernme.nl
wa
decisively
defeated
in
the
elec
tions
of
HHfi
mainly
because
of
its
financial
record.
Praises
Oliver
".The
brief
premiership
of
Mr.
Hrewster,
who
inaugurated
ibpior
control
anil
tried
to
kill
the
palronaae
system,
was
followed
by
Hie
Oliver
ministry.
jyhoe
leader.
'Honest
John,'
l
ji
sufcessful
farmer,
skilled
parliamentarian
and
upright
states
man.
V
-.-
-
rs
f
THE
MAN
IN
THE
liOON
'
WHAT
I
tike
aboul
PHpea
Hu
perl
iv
the
unusual
weather.
fiOdli'
hope
lo
year.
shall
see
your
brother
next
Ul(lf)D
Hye,
March
V.
.
i
I
Iied
you
very
well
's
h'jm
sad
that
you
.ire
o"ing
C.'
V
...!,..
.
.1,1
n
ivur
iir.iies
i
win
I
tr
1
1
.
i
lint
April
dear
is
almost
here
.Cnd
she's
a
flfrly
dame.
She
rings
ihe
changes
every
day
MI
same
I
h
iflad
slKvV
came
TO-MOHlH)W
fs
April,
Foil
Day
and
I
have
not
thought
up
single
good
praoTcal
Joke
lo
play
on
Jake.
XuW
all
you
fools
who
'wish
lo
Joke
v
v
And
play
your
pranks
on'
me.
Iont
get
too
fresh
or
by
my
life
(adooks,
I
H
let
you
see.
MfiST
of"
Ihe
rdd
I
Inters
have
hpeii
iven
a
sendoff
wheii
thfy
left
the
city,
hut"
a
lot
of
old
horses
who
were
faithful
vanls
have
never
had
a
said
in
their
praise.
NIK
horse
has
gone,
Or
nearly
0,
Thai
why
no
ono
Now
calls
out
"Whoa,"
.NOW
that
the
square
dances
nave
liave
Easter
Morning
gone,
i
aken
Ihe
elernal
tnangle-tlieir
places.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Princo
Rupert
March
31,
1916.
Word
has,
tep.n
received
her
that
Lieut.
C.
II.
flailing,
who
was'in
the
eilyiin
ItMl
on
garri-
hop
duly
wilh
the.
Irish
Fujilier,
has
been
awardfd
Ihe
Military
Cpis
for
gall.ml
senice
in
(ranee
where
he
now
lies
er-ioihJj-
wounded
in
hospilal.
The
eslHbllshmeul
of
pbsl
offices
al
llaJpacAUsfc
ahd
Tram-ville
is
announced.
H.
Hill
of
Ihe
United
Slates
mstoins
service
has
arrived
here
rrom
beanie
and
will
establish
an
offii-e.-OJi
Jhe.UT.H.
wharf.
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TIMBER.
SALE
X7881.
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SALE
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7425.
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TIMBER
SALE,
X7549.
...Sralcil
ItntiM
will
I
rrrelvrd
by
tiw
Minister
uf
Land
at
Victoria
not
Ittrr
tliaa
m
on
tlie
nJ
d-jr
of
A
i-ril.
in
rut
t.Jil.OoU
rn
of
Spiiir.
HriuWirk.
UlNiiii
ant
Oilar,
on
an
arra
slluairil
on
rril
Klver.
orlm
Har,
Oanlrwr
Canal,
wmitmv
f
aafaiB
III
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TIT
I.
tit
yer
will
be
llloweit
for
rrr-Hiral
ef
tln.lr.
Further
partlcnlari
of
the
Chief
tor
etier.
Viru.ru.
H.C,
or
IH'trlrt
Forctu-r.
'
Pruire
hmrl,
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roam
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Nttke
f
Application
for
Ctrtlflcata
and
the
whole
year
round
Swift's
Premium
Hams
and
Bacon
satisfy
Easter
morning
appetites
there
(s
no
TO
more
savory
dish
thin
Brookfield
Eggs
served
with
tender
slices
of
"Premium"
Bacon
or
Ham.
SwiftV
"Ptemlum"
has
lonjj
been
recognized
as
the
highest
standard
of
quality.
Always
mild
in
flavor
and
uniform.
Serve
Premium
for
Easter
and
you
will
serve
it
all
year
around.
Order
from
your
Grocer
or
Butcher
Swift
Canadian
Co.
Limited.
or
lM"
Mineral
Claim
Sltiial
in
the
l-rloce
Hiiperl
viinlnt
nivllon
of
the
Skrena
fnalrlrt.
Where
iJif'V
Lh.'",'1
nf
Moomkaiutn
lke.
I.awrul
hohler:
Swan
Dalm.
Sum.
Mo?r.
,rM
Niner-i
Cerilflraie.
TAJIK
yorirr.
that
I,
Swan
naVln.
Free
the
end
of
my
lar
from
the
dale
hereof,
to
apply
tn
the
Vininr
lteeonlr
LVL
r,'firate
of
;ni.rqveuient
for.
the
?'P"ZT
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Crown
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of
I.
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tike
nolle
"Mineral
Art."
muM
be
rommeneed
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Dated
tin
Urrt
rtay
of
Febrnary,
ll.
SWAf
OVI.IM.
Owner
BT
T.
Kennv
Irinl
Third
Avenue
I
fitmttm"
Htm
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(fit.
MOTHERS!
Dress
the
Boy
for
Easter
in
one
of
our
newly
flrrivrd
Suils.
lih
nil,
with
I
wo
paint
bloomers.
fHieviols.
Kaler
Sperial
$7.95
Made
in
Ihe
I
In
Tweed..
Mr
Acme
Importers
Steamship
and
Train
Service
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r-AIKCC
OtOROC
and
PRINCC
CMARLH
will
lea.-
PRINCI
"ft"J
for
VANCOUVtR,
VICTORIA,
ICATTLC,
and
lnlerloIUle
rtnl
FRIOATS
MONDAYS
tl
S.04
a.m.
tut
STEWART
and
ANVOX,
WIDNISOATS,
SATUROAXS.
10
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tla
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TRAINS
LIAVC
PRINCE
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EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
hl
SATURDAY
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p.m.
Inf
PRINCE
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,
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WINNIPEG,
(li
point
CAOem
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ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Ticket
Office,
B2S'
Third
Ae,
Prince
Rupert
Htmc
vaiinT
A(encY
foe
ell
Steamahla
Llnee
W.
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Pacific
Railway
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Cqast
Services
Sailings
from
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Bella
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.Palla,.
Rati
Oampkelf
River,
and
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n
sen
Alert
Sl.
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