PAGE
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You
Cannot
Surpass
"SALADA"
PREEN
TEA
Its
luscious
freshness
&
rich
strength
tnake
it
finer
than
any
Gunpowder,
Japan
or
Young
Hyson.
Sold
everywhere.
Ask
for
SALADA
to-day.
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News
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Aenue.
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P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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uc6'
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advertising
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he
in
The
Daily
News
Orfice
before
4pm
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Jlareh
3.
1920.
Taking
This
Port
More
Seriously.
'
Prim
e
Rupert
is
being
taken
mure
seriously
of
late.
l'eople
in
Vancouver
and
Edmonton
and.
at
other
places
now
realize
fully
Ihul
we
are
a
port
and
a
port
with
a
future.
They
see
in
thi
place
all
orts
of
prospects
and
are
willing
to
recognize
our
ngnt
to
a
place
in
the
mih.
in
Miite
4,f
all
ihu
w
trial!
lm-A
to
fight
every
inch
of
the
ground
and
must
not
expect
too
much
an
i
uuie.
-
.
Gorernment
;
Has
.
Been
Patient
With
Opposition.
Tl...
I.
.
...
.
.
X
ununion
government
lias
apparently
had
it
within
us
power
(o
slop
Ihe
debate
ou
the
address
by
moving
the
closure.
This
is
a
nil
her
dra-iic
in
earn
ire
and
one
that
governments
do
not
like
to
resort
to.
If
it
is
done
too
eorlv
in
the
debale
the
Government
is
likely
UVhe
open
In
the
aviation
of
Dying
to
shut
off
criticism.
This
lime,
however,
they
seem
In
nave
delayed
too
long.
They
should
.have
applied
the
closure
long
ago.
There
is
a
limit
to
ofotruclive
tactics
and
they
houl.
not
be
vncoi.raged
in
parly.
Liberals
any
have
been
gi,j(v
of
similar
tarli.s
in
pa-J
years
but
usually
have
not
been
given
the
latitude
allowed
the
opposition
u
this
House.
Meighen
and
hi
cohorts
have
made
a
record.
Circulation
Audit
And
How
It
Is
Done.
The
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations,
whose
man
er.mv.leled
an
audit
or
the
Daily
Sen
cimilajflm
j.ooks
yeslerday,
i
very
thorough
i
it,
methods.
The
auditor
cheeks
up
the
records
of
all
subscribers
and
examines
the
receipt
tf,,s
Ue
thecks
t.are.
fully
the
street
sales,
the
wast6
papers,
the
fcales
,
0f.Pnlli.
Then
he
examines
(he
iuvoires
.newsprint
and
the
daily
press
run
and
can
tell
almost
exactly
bow
many,
papers
should
be
printed
from
i
roll
of
paper.
The-daily
record
is
swum
to
and
investigation
is
made
into
anvlhlhff
lli.-.l.
mi.ri,i
i,...i
in...
,
'
T
c.
C"
Hive
iiftM
...
culat.o.ii
which
is
not
allowed.
Jt
would
lake
a
clever
peron
to
bill
il
mop
nnu
..r
II...
i:i
.
i
.
.
.
A
,
...
,
w,
uiimiuii-"
a
ue
nas
tiad
experience
with
linn
who
try
to
pad,
"their
cirenlation...
Any
newspaper
that
has
padded
its
circulation
figures
does
not
ifk
fiirn
audit.
.To
do
so
would
he
fhinl
Get
Together
Without
Opposition.
The
advice
of.
Mayor
Taylor
that
the
pacific
ports
should
gel
together
fur
their
mutual
benefit
without
oppo-ilio.i
to
ench
oilier,
is
the
kind
of
advice
wt-
should
follow.
We
have
everv-th.ng
to
gain
hy
slanding
shouldeittolioijlder
o
light
fr
our
r.gllls.
v
biye
K.,.
gradually
'getting
heller
treatment
in
re-
.u
iu
.reigni
rates
jut
there
is
still
jnore
to
get
before
have
euiial
treatment
J;l
now
the
grain
is
going-out
by
Eastern
United
States
Pour
hot
milk
over
SHREDDED
WHEAT
a
warm,
satisfying
meal
'READING
ROOM
!
FUTURE
POLICY
Recommendation
That
It
be
Combined
With
Library
and
Housed
In
Same
COMMITTEE
NOT
EFFECTIVE
Only
Three
Members
Present
at
Only
Meeting
of
Year
Alderman
Stephens
Says
That
I
lie
reading
mum
be
I
placed
under
the
management
oi'j
me
iinrary
Hoard
and
Ilia?
step;
he
taken
in
I
tie
near
fill
ure
to'
hoiisp
the
reading
room
ami
li-!
lira
ry
fn
Hie
same
Iiuildiiijj
was!
the
recommendation
made
lnt
:
uiglil
by
the
reading
room
rom-i
inittee
to
the
city
council
ami
adopted
by
them.
Also
il
vvas'de-'
cideil
to
continue
all
Hip
magazines
and
iapers
for
the
rending
room
the
same
as
last
year
and
to
add
two
new
ones,
the
Manito-,
la
Free
Pres
and
the
Ti.rmito
Saturday
A'
it'll
t.
i
Discussion
Over
Papers
The
list
of
magazines
and
paiters
recommended
bv
the
committee
omitted
the
Daily
Herald,
of
London,
England,
organ
of
the
labor
parly
there
and
also
the
Socialist
Heview.
Aid-
erniau
Larseji
asked
that
these
he
retained.
They
hud
been
put
'
On
the
lit
by
special
request.'
The
Socialist
Heview
bad
on
its
taff
high
class
writers
and
was
educational
in
nature.
i
Alderman
Sleohens
said
if:
I
hey
went
into
the
Ht
they
would
see
there
were
three
nther
bor
papers
and
that
oui:hf
to
he
enou?h
iVr
any
one
class.
No
Labor
Paper
Left
Alderman
.arsen
unred
thai
if
these
were
taken
off
there
Wii'
not
a
labor
oaner
left.
Alderman
Stephen
said
com
plaint
had
boeii
nw.le
that
there,
were
not
enough
Ctiiiadian
i
papers.
Labor
wis
represented
J
oh
the
committee
and
there
had'
been
no
objection
to
the
ehanpe.
iMderman
Larsen
said
labor!
people
here
tifk
a
jrreat
interest
Jit
labor
affairs
in
the
Old
iTonn-irj"
hnd
be
thoosrlit
the
ritv
could
well
afford
to
purchase
these
paper.
He-
moM
that
tliey
be
;Jlowed
to
remain.
Ald
erman
Hrown
seconded
and
it
was
carried,
after
Arlins
Mavor
Caey
had
urged
it
adoption.
Amalgamation
Alderman
Casey
then
drew
ai-
I
en
Hon
to
the
proposal
to
amal-
atnale
the
leading
room
with
Ihe
library.
The
readinu
roin
was
taken
advantage
ef
by
men
who
had
no
homes.
It
ni
a
sort
of
club
room
where
Uiey
read
and
discussed
and
made
ceneral
use
of
it.
The
wort
nr
Ihe
library
was
uuile
different
In
fake
the
readinjr
mom
away
w-ould
inconvenience
a
lot
of
patrons.
Alderman
Stephen
said
the
reading
room
committee
was
a
loke
a
it
met
only
once
vear
The
library
committee
met
once
a
jnoiltb
and
was
funclirmini;
I'liey
should
pass
Ihe
readinc
room
out
of
the
joke
slaae
and
put
II
under
a
committee
thai
functioned.
The
band
in
hand,
be
looked
flee
hv
the
name
librarian
and
laiilln
and
Ihe
healing
plant
shmild
!
me
Mrnc
sooner
or
la
er
Ihev
'iwpjijd
require
in
bouse
bolh
in
a
Il
.1,1:
m.
...
miliums.
ine
nnrary
huiidlng
was
small
and
I
hey
did
not
know-
now
1011,2
they
would
be
allowed
io
use
u.
Alderman
flreer
said
consid.
erable
money
would
have
to
be
"pent
as
the
bulldlrtig
was
in
bad
Minpe.
Alderman
Drown
nl,t
n.nv
we
.
'
wouiu
ne
loam
to
see
the
men
lose
their'
club
room.
There
were
always
men
there.
'
The
report,
which
was
carried
ioiiows;
The
'Report
Your
reading
room
comniittee
met
on
the
2th
instant
for
the
consideration
of
the
business
of
II..
.
I..A.
r
.
in'
j:ar
ini'o.
'l'ho.e
in
alteiolance
were
Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens,
fhairnmu;
l'red
Lanza,
and
3.
J.
iillis.
The
following
reconuiienda-lions
are
respectfully
submitted
for
your
consideration':
all
l.nv-
Ing
been
unanimously
passed
by
me
committee:
That
in
the
interest
of
efficiency
the
council
be
asked
(0
consider
Uie'eombininp
or
the
duties
of
Hie
reading
room
committee
With
Ihixe
(,f
11,
n
iii..
i
v
"'"
uaj
i-uiii-
I
mil
iee
whose
duties
are
similar:
iliai
the
reading
room
and
library
be
permanently
boused
in
the
same
building
under
the
same
management
as
soon
as
11
,t)AU;Y
NRW3
"
Public
subscription
is
invited
for
a
new
issue
of
cn
properly
be
done;
That
the
attention
of
the
council
he
cafle.l
to
the
newunity
of
early
repairs
to
botJi
the
rend
inn
room
building:
and
the
furniture
in
it;
That
all
magazines
xtrehasei
for
the
read
ins
ronni
be
turned
owr
Ut
Prince
Itupert
(ienerat
Ilosftital
as
oon
n
Ihe
new
one
are
received
to
replace
Ihein
in
(be
readinjr
ronm;
That
the
attached
list
of
mBjr-azinen
and
pajiers
be
onlereil
for
the
year
for
the
readinjr
room.
M.
M.
STI'PHHNS.
For
the
r.omiiriillee.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
TIIM
wmld
l'es
a
loyer.
boosts
l
hitoler.
quils
a
tpjltler
and
kiek
a
kicker.
a
woman
has
to
pet
p.
divoij-jl
rbi.
at&hfowfitl'fiiiwt
thai
her
jtidjrnient
wus
poor.
MOS'P
of
the
people
who
objeci
to
nr.7.
and
liidiiieil
hair
.
are
chronii
idijectors.
They
don't
like
anything
or
anytiody
niucb.
IT'S
too
hiid
Io
s-e
a
small
low
n
a
row
uii
because
so
mam
iiitnir(aiil
eili.uw
Jose
status.
SO.VIi:
peoide
are
wishlncr
foV
r.eai
in
eiril
vAim
others
wish
j
"'urn
inn
nip
ever.
J
here
In
a
conflict
between
Jester
desire
and
the
i.e
f
fiw
oekelfmok.
I'l'l'l-V
1ote
ituAii
ift
n-Mrtir
1
1
.
me,
say-4
Jake.
I
e
oturhl.
In
kiiow.
lie
married
younir.
THIS
mule,
he
i-
a
iretille
beal.
And
so
is
man.
fife's
tatisllPii
to
m
the
least.
And
Sf
is
mnn
Like
mnn.
he
itt.iv
lie
lnntl.l
Some
dicks,
.
'
lie
does
hi,
work
from
tn
f.
The
node,
w
hen
he
jreU
mad
h)
ku-ks.
And
o
does
man.
ne
to
wave
it
liiecat
jacel
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
$45,000,000
Dominion
pf
Canada
Refunding
Loan
1926
Twenty-Year
Bonds
Dated
February
1st,
192C
Denomination:
$100,
?500,
$1,000.
irood
bye.
MANY
of
the
pielure
you
see,
ii
imtple'
lHHe'K
are
buns
tte-
they
could
Mot
find
tbei
artist.
1
JAKi:
ay
lie
sow
an
electrical'
pi-arahis
yesterday
wliieb
hell
him
ttniilin-r.
Int
il
wmderfu'
ial
elerlHHty
M
dot
A'KDIMXU
Hells
How
Ibey
jinsle.
Inrrbil
men
all
W'anl
tn
te
winule.
iinerle
men
are
Wanting
to
wed
Mut
he
all
eraity
.Oueer
in
the
head.
It
loks
n
if
Alice
Arm
will
iie
one
of
the
buietl
minim.'
aiiK
iu
(he
north
this
summer.
The
Dnlly
Vnrden
Mine.
I.bi.
is
i'liitinc
m
a
railroad
and
a
mill
fit
the
mine,
construction
will
bortly
be
started"
on
a
hotel
ami
everal
other
stores
arc
likely
in
open
uji
shortly
.
I
I
I
il
tt'ftwl.l'n
I
..
I...!
j
iii.rni
iirariiuie
"""'jump
has
leen
ninde
,v
I.
lent
"
"
1
.
id.
1..
M.
Mailland
of
the
Jioya!
Air
j-oree
who
Jumred
10.00(1
fepl
from
n
balloon
oyer
Juidon.
The
tolls'
Maoeball
Club
niel
last
nieiii
tinl
the
following
officers
were
elected:
Pre
!,!..
I
Jnmes
MeAteenan:
secret
urv
treasurer,
Wallace
An.tirn
directors.
Arthur
Mnnson.
Harvey
rraier
iinn
juck
llatehfnrd.
In
The
Letter
Box
NOT
FrTED
OUBORD
ivnnor
Pally
Xewsr.
Termed
11
f
1
IicanaoianT
islrale
Kenny,
was
round
not
charge.
Hir,
would
like
io
know
who
I
yotir
enrepnndent
for
the
Trrraee
new.
Hernnse
Mr.
ttnn-
xales
has
never
been
in
Terrace
as
my
solieitor,
and
furthermore
1
haVe
never
been
arcued
of
centner
liauor.
This
is
mi
error
'he
part
or
your
correspond
ent,
and
I
hope
you
will
lake
Ihe
mailer
up
with
your
aiienl
al
once.
Will
also
sav
slnee
I
lie
Ul
nt
May,
ltSS,
(here
(hin
never
been
HI.
...
-
iij
iiieuai
seiiina
of
Iiiiuor
it.
M.
I
.....
..
J
.in-
iiiue
il
nil
US
IONS'
ill
Kre,l
iiuiioni
is
miinairer
of
the
Tour.
Il
Holel,
),e
publie
of
I'eFraee
ran
have
eery
confidence
that
Mie
law
sluill
he
slricllv
oh.
semrd.
Trusllntr
Hist
I
will
kee
lln
IMler
in
Ihe
flrsl
Issue
of
1he
Hews.
i'HKD
nunonn.
IN
mmnnmTw
l
th
uprm
court
6f
Brltlnh
Columbia.
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"r
1lM
Afl"Oil..lrlhm
Art;
1,1
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ti.n
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rarn.
iinin.
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Ailili1filtril.r
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the
fHltto
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Ji.hu
tn.n.
I
here
ai.pears
in
your
,.-
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S&
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l-ebruary
;'f.,
a
notice
in
the
Ter-1
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ui
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alls
hra.n
wave
nd4T
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",0r
TU:
U"hr
was
accused
of
se,
tor
hand,
it
on
to
tne
and
aikg'ing
Uquur
and
tried
before
Mag-
KOIM.N
A,
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I'rilire
llliprrt,
B.C
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Due
February
1st,
10
10
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tho
'All
bonds
may
be
registered
as
to
principal
only,
and
bonds
in
denomination
of
J500,
$1,000,
$5,000,
$10,000
and
$100,000
may
be
fully
registered.
These
bonds
are
authorized
under
Acts
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
and
both
principal
and
interest
are
a
charge
upon
the
Consolidated
Revenue
Fund.
They-
are
st-cumi
by;:
the
full
credit
and
taxing
power
of
Uie
Dominion
of
Canada.
'
Tiiis
ofTerinfr
is
made
subject
to
prior
sale
and
advance
in
price,
and
tho
right
is
reserved
to
allot
a
less
amount
of
bonds
than
applied
for.
These
bonds
are
offered
for
delivery
in
Interim
form,
when,
as
and
it
issued
and
delivered
to
us.
Price:
97
and
interest,
yielding
4.73
Orders
may
be
telephoned
or
telegrafhei
(collect)
io
any
of
the
undersigned,
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or
may
be
submitted
through
your
usual
bond
dealer,
stock
txchange
broker,
or
through
any
bank
in
Coauiu.
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Bank
of
Montreal
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
Wood,
Gundy
&
Company
Limited
Dominion
Securities
Corporation,
United
A.
E.
Ames
&
Company,
limited
The
National
City
Company,
Limit
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