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What
Shall
We
Do
With.
Reverted
Property?
S
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advertising
should
he
in
Th
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News
Office
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advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
.March
11,
192(5.
.
Alniol
every
modern
city
lias
to
deal
wilh
the
pruldein
of
reverted
lands.
There
are
always
some
properties
that
people
do
not
wont
and
on
which
the
owners
refuse
in
continue
tu
pay
'taxes.
Tbe.-e
revert
tit
Hie.
cjly
mill
lire
held
by
them
tuilil
soine-ono
i
willing
to
lake
them
over.
Effprts
have
been
made
by
civio
authorilie.s,
to
delil
with
the
problem
but.
without
gelling
far.
Victoria
city
once
offered
long
term
payments
on
overdue
taxes
with
the
object
of
inducing
people
to
hold
on
lu
their
properly
nud
not
have
it
all
come
hi
un
the
city.
Oak
Bay
sold
their
reverted
lands
ar-
wholesale
for
a
lump
sum,
the
role
per
lot
le
nig
vry
low.
;
This
elieiiie,seems
lo
have
been
successful
for
immediately
there
whs
a
better
demand
for
.property
generally
in
the
municipality
and
better,
prices
than
formerly
were
obtained.
'
Kduionliiu
has
an
immense
number
of
lots
held
by
the
city
and
is
unable
.to
'-dispose
of
them.
Prince.
Rupert's
Problem
Today.
The
problem
that
confronts
Prince
Rupert
is
verj
similar
to
that
obtaining
in
olher
d
lies'.
.
.As
liich
money
a.
possible
is-needed
in
tax
collection
so
thrtl
public
works
may
proceetl
without,
making
the
tax.
mfe
excessive.
Hut
a
good
many
properties
are
not
contributing
to
the
tax
rale
because
they
are
held
by
the
city.
What
is
to
be
done
about
il?
'
The
general
policy
of
Hie
city
has
been
to
sell
any
of
the
lots:
wilh
a
few
minor
exceptions,
to
anyone
who
will-
pay
the
amount
due
in
taxes.
Kxceptinu
is
taken
lo
this
by
the
Rate
payers.
Association,
whoe
members
say
it
tends
lo
depreciate
llmrvalue
of
property
in
Hie.
city
aild
nfa'vrenlt
in
many
others
meowing
up
their
properly.
'
The
plea
of
the
members
of
the
council
is
that
they
need
all
Jhe
money
Ihey
can
gel.
If
the
property
is
sold,
the
owner
at
olire
commences
to
pa.v
taxes
and
the
finnticffll
position
of
the
oily.:
is
improved.
To
refuse
to,
sclj
nieans
that
gradually
the
oily-will
accumulate
property
andthus
the.
income
of
the
city
is
lessened.
'
'
t
.
Speculation
In
City-;
Property.
.One
-way
out
of
the
(lifficultyvw-otilrt
be
lo
form
a
syndicate
lo
buy
all
reverted
land.-
from
film
olty
at
a
wholesale
price,
just
as
whs
done
in
Oak
Hay,
the
'residential
suburb
of
Victoria.
These
would
be
held
as
a
speculation
by
the
syndicate.
Taxes
woif)d.
be
paid
on
them
regularly
so
lhaf
the
portion
of
lhr.
eiljwould
le
improved
and
there
would
be
no
slumping
of
prices.
Another
suggestion
has
been
made
thai
special
pricW
shoiild
be
made
by
the
city
lo
those
who
are
ready
In
build
on
lheJols
at
once.
The
wfcole
problem
bristles
with
difficulties
nnd
i
one
Hint
engages
almost
every
other
municipality.
The
general
fon-ccu.iiis
of
opinfon
seems
to
be
that
the
city
should
nol
speculnle
in
laud
but
should
sell
at
th
earliest
possible
mnmenl
everything-
it
holds
unless
is
property
it
wishes
lo
use.
In
Ibis
Avny-the
cily
is
able
lo
show
good
tax
receipts
which
inspire
eon-fidehee
in
the
people
who
control
the
money
markets.
'Kveryone
expects
Hint
Prince.
Rupert
propertv
will
Improve
iirnriee
very
soon
but
the
cily
should
not
be
in
the
land
bitsl-nesj
If
individuals
are
willing
lo
take
the
chance
il
is.
all
right
for-lhem
lo'do
so.
'"Prince
Rupert
is
not
a
badly
situated
as
a
jrrent
many
eilles
in
regard
to
reverted
lauds,
which
are
n
good
thing
not
lo
have.
Good
Health
for
All
U3:
the
Family
The
newest
idea
in
medicine
is
to
prevent
serious
disease
by
looking
after
the
"minor
ills."
Since,about
ninety
percent
of
serioul
lliseases
develop
from
cojisJijiiUion
and
torpid
action
of
the
liver
and
kidneys
Mrs.
Mary
Fouiyere,
Larry's
IUver,
N.S,
writes:
"I
was
troubled
with
constipation
for
years."
At
last
a
friend
suggested
that
I
try
Dr.
Chafe's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
I
did
so
and
must
say
that
they
have
given
me
more
relief
than,
all
the
medicine
I.
have
taken
during
the
last
ten
years."
the
use
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
to
arouse
the
action
of
these
organ
is
the
most
effective
of
preventives.
Backaches,,
headaches,
indigestion,
constipation,
etc.,
noon
disappear
when
this
great
regulating
medicine
is
used.
Dr.
Chase'sKidney-LiverPills
&6c
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
dhase
Medicine
Co..
Limited
Toronto
2,
Canada.
OLIVER
LEADS
AFTER
8
YEARS
Victoria
Paper
Reviews
His
Re'
fllme
After
Weathering
Many
Political
Storms
ONLY
ONE
WHO
SURVIVED
Number
of
Ministers
Disappeared
and
Leader
of
Opposition
Gave
up
Fight
Lat
Saturday
was
tin-
HiHilh
anniversary
of
Premier
Oliver
accession
lo
Hie
premiership
nf
Hrilish
Columliiu.
and
(lie
Vic
loria
Times
marked
Hie
ieasiot
by
reviewing
briefly
tanner
John's
record
as,
lender
of
Ike
firtemment.
It
snid:
John
Olher
ended
Hah
I
event'
ful
years
as
Prime
.Minister
o
iiritisn
uoiumnia
tooay.
It
was
on
the
morning
nf
March
d.
I
IMS.
thai
he
was
sworn
in
a
lwdor
of
Hie
(iovernmenl
which
had
jusl
lost
its
chief
in
the
death
o!
II.
t'..
Hrewster.
Stirring
Memories
ine
rreniier
looked
ones
on
his
years
of
office
today
with
stirring
memories,
for
Ihey
have
been
years
crammed
full
ol
events
important
to
him
and
to
Hie
Province
eiphl
years
mark
ed
oy
the
most
trying
times
pro
vincial
jrovernmeni
nave
eer
faced.
Today
Mr.
Olher
is
the
only
prime
minister
in
the
Hri-
tfsli
Empire
who
has
survived
ihe
political
revulsion
every
where
after
the
war,
so
far
as
'
known.
All
over
the
Umpire,
ifovernroeiil
were-
IhuvI.hI
oor
like
nine-nins
following
Hie
armistice
and
in
Hie
years
'
construction
and
Hie
Oliver
(iovernmenl,
too,
had
its
close
etills.
Hut
John
Oliver
is
still
Prime
Minister
and
apparently
there
is
no
prospect
of
him
hem
nnytliinft
else
for
a
Ioiik
time
to
come.
Arduous
-Years
The
last
night
years
ltae
heen
arduous
ones
for
Mr.
01ier
with
llltle
breathing
space
iietweei
dlflkulties
that
followed
on.-
another
in
endless
proeefsiitn.
Two
years
afUr
taking
the
prc-
mhrship
he
faced
the
bitter
election
of
llk'0
and
won
it.
rhei
eame
the
lon
drawn
out
fiph"
over
heer
when
the
uovernmeet
started
to
put
the
new
liquor
control
act
into
ooeralioii.
Th
influx
of
returned
soldiers.,
Utc,
hrouslit
Ihe
Hovemnient
up
against
a
problem
of
the
mot.
Intense
diffieulties.
;
in
came
the
Provincial
Party
and
its
charges
of
praft
ir
the
Pacific
(treat
Katern
Hail-
way
auiomisi
ration
and
here
the
Premier
put
himself
on
trinl
for'
his
political
life
before
a
lloyal
Commission.
This
definite
crisis
fin
the
Premier
career
ended
with
a
complete
exoneration
after
he
had
faced
his
accusers
Hiroiwh
days
of
cross-examination.
On
lop
of
that
came
the
lliree-parly
election
of
IJJJI
with
two
powerful
organizations
lined
up
against
him.
Once
more
tin
Premier
came
out
victorious.
A
few
month
s
ngo
he
faced
his
Urt
crisis
when
the
Opposition
summoned
all
its
sfcHt'Hi
lo
tnna!i
Ids
Oovernment.
Comrades
Disappear
Mr.
Oliver's
eight
year
a
Premier
have
seen
many
of
his
early
comrades'
jjn
,
arms
disappear'
'from
Hie,
arena.
Halph
milh.
an
original
memlnr
of
Ihe
Hrewster
(Cabinet,
died
soon
nftw
taking
office,
Hon.
.1.
II.
Kinc
went
lo
Ottawa,
J.
V.
de
It.
Kar
ris,
atlornry-general
retired
to
.'private
law
practice.
Hon.
John
Mart,
popular
young
finance
minister,
miit
polities
to
go
into
business.
Dr.
K.
C.
MaeDonald
wns
defeated
in
a
by-eleCHor
soon
after
Ins
elevation
lo
(lab-
inel
rank.
Hon.
William
'Sloan,
provincial
secretary;
lion.
T.
1
Pa
Hullo,
minister
of
lands,
and
Hon.
.1.
I).
MaeLean,
minister
of
finance,
are
the
only
men
in
Hi.-Premier's
Cabinet
now
who
went
into
ofllce
when
the
Liberal
Parly
swept
the
Province
under
Mr.
Hrewster.
YV.
J.
Howser,
Mr.
Oliver's
lifelong
anlaxonist,
also
has
fallen
by
the
wayside
in
the
march
or
the
last
ei;Hit
years,
but
the
Premier
is
slill
In
the
van.
Visitors
Assured
'I
have
a
notion,"
remarked
Hrown
"that
we
niLphl
live
in
our
sedan
the
coming
summer."
"Don't
be
foolish!"
Hf,j
l,s
wife.
"We
couldn't
receive
guests
in
our
sedan."
"That
social
phase
would
not
he
entirely
absent,
my
dear.
Plcmy
of
traffic
officers
would
leave
cards
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
V
PIIAIIIIK
n-ni.-
says
lie
Ihinks
iuni'tliiug
should
Itw
done
'about
tliic
HailiiiuiU'ii
imsine.
hut
lltev
do
not
.m
I
what.
WHAT
l;
Mike.,
about
that
inhjIiHoWoilie
lay.
$
.
.
Sunday
is
u'l
on
l
half
heard
of
Ihofe
speakevfitifyltd
ij
lotiol
or
start-Imr
his.'i"aw8iwtosr
n.
then
uolnft
awrStrffl
leaving
,
.theni
rnniuii;r.
iThry
;ieer
stoiped
but
are
safiT
lit
he
soinn
yet.
That
beat
evrl
ol
the
speak
ers.
I
know.
-
WHO
telv,my
pure
steals
trash,
said
Hw
l.l
n
she
oen
ed
it
and
showed
a
i'oiiiot,
a
lipstick
and
a
lot
ol
miseellanetois
junk
all
mived
ii
with
spilletlj
powder.
AHOUT
the
nnly
man
who
does
not
resrwU
liinrryniK
fteit
.
Hie
liiluistpr.
W.
.1.
Ilrynn.
acciimuUted
half
a
million
dollars
durinir
his
lifetime.
1
hel
ne
did
il
with
Ins
mouth
and
not
with
his
tn.
.IAKK
my
ahoul
the
only
way
to
stop
badminton
would
he
lo
pass
a
law
forhidtling
the
nervine
of
tea
during
the
values.
MISICAI.
mmedies
are
inu.ii
alike
except
that
Hie
limits
vary.
Til
Kit
K
top
the
the
public.
plentv
of
roron
Nl
t.
ehsl
of
bvina
said
IF
the
A1sfiloiM
than
lac
backlHtni'
Winchester
CIGARETTES
I.
urMay,
M
J
"A
Mild,
Blended
Cigarette"
If
n
rp!
Ihe
operation
of
this
railway
and
(hat
scveml'
mines
would
eon-
i
sirnnciM
l.l'oue
nrme
work
a
no
iirmijin
imr
ihcrc
is
ln'II.M
railway
well
I
tie
were
aiionl-;
lo
pay.
'fl-
!
.
-
;
I
to;
repair
work,
which
will
KKTOIIIKA.V
ucced
for
lhe
.!
'f
renrwinc
track
and.
people
there
an-
ful!
..f
enlhii--1
raMel
o-eiroye.
iiy
wasiiouu
insin
wliil.'
here
Kiev
an-
full
oft""'',
slides,
will
lake
nhoiil
four
grouch.
APPEALING
AGAINST
LIQUOR
CONSPIRACY
AT
JUNEAU,
ALASKA
Two
Year;
In
Penitentiary
and
Fine
of
$4,000
for
Handling
PrlnceiRupert
Liquor
A
special
Juneau
in
Hi
nin'oniele
shv;
despatch
Keti-tnk.-in
Charles
lloxie
who
lust
from
Alaska
was
convicted
of
conspiracy
to
violnle
the
Honor
law
of
Ihe
I
nhd
Slnte
was
sentenced
Ibis
motnin?
by
.Imlse
Thomas
M
Iteivi
In
,erve
two
ye
In
the
Hileral
penitentiary
at
.
McNeils
Island
and
wa
fined
tf
1.000.
On
motion
of
counsel
for
the
defense,
Judpe
Herd
prantssl
a
slay.
of
event
ion
for
?f
da
with
permission
to
extend
days
additional
if
nercssnry
in
which
to
perfect
Hie
appeal
lo
Ihe
circuit
court
of
appeals.
Hall
wa
fixed
at
M.nnn
pendin;
the
ootconi
of.
Ho-
anneal
and
wns
furnished,
lloxie
on
ther
Href
trial
was
not
convicted,
the
jury.jlUaaree-injf,
rejirteil
1,
liioH'sijl
ctaht
for
conSictioii
nrnt
fjuir
forac-
ipiittal;
()ut
of
this
grew
'charges
of
jury
rums:,
or
attempted
bribery.
On
thu
eliarxe
sexeral
WHre'pliVije.l.
ijndfjr
afiwt
lind
are
now
a'wMilitiK
a
lieaVmy."
Head
of
Ring
At
the
lloxie
trials,
the
proe-culion
of
wbuh
was
conducted
by
l.'niled
Stale,
Allor'uey
Arthur
H.
Slump
ami
his
asiifanls
il
was
contended
hy
(he
sroern-nient
that
lloxie
had
for
.eeral
years
been
the
head
or
Hie
bool-lccKinc
riiiti
t
.Iiineau
ami
that
he
was
Ihe
chief
importer.
In
support
of
Him
eharae
numerous
ilra
lis
to
a
liipmr
exporting
house
of
Prince
Itiipi
rt
were
presented,
running
uiln
thousands
(r
dollars.
DOLLY
VARDEN
LINE
IS
m
BE
REPAIRED
Will
Take
Four
or
Five
Weeks
and
Cost
Five
or
Six
ThousT
and
Dollars
Necessnry
repnirs
lo
place
Ihe
Dolly
vnrdeu
mine
railway
In
op-eintion
this
,.r
wni
he
carried
out
immediately,
according
lo
assurance
said
in
have
been
jriven
by
Hon.
William
Ploan.
minisler
of
mines,
rolluwinur
reriresenla-
lions
made
hy
mine-
owners
of
Alice
Arm
district,
says
the
Vancouver
Province.
H
wan
pointed
out
Jo
the
min
ister
ihai
the
lovelnpmmil
olhe
district
depended
largely
upon
IM-
fie
weeks
and
Will.
0
is
stal-
d,
col
from
5.00n
lo
Srt.000
it
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
March
11,
1916.
,
The
MI.
Vmlrew's
Sim-u-Iv
open-j
fd
its
new
room
m
Ihe
Mcln-
vri
Itloet
last
nietht
with
a
ery;
i-njoyable
eviiitif.
There
were
a
lumber
of
fine
musirnl
nnnihers
ml
lh
pre.iiletil,
S.
l
Mjm'iIou-
weekHlbl.
2ne
a
furewefl
ilir.'.
I
Ihe
tnemliers
wlio
nre
about
to
1ii
e
with
the
lOind
Hailalion.
(irf.
Nnlker
and
(!orp.
HrMliln'i
tldie
siiilalily.
The
denlli
iMWiirreil
sinblenlv
in
Ihe
llaelioo
Hospital
y(er-
i!uy
of
John
M.
Imeh.
hrolber
or
.
V.
I.vncti
of
ln
city.
Since
leavinji
tins
city
a
venr
or
so
nyo.
Mr.
Lynch
was
in
charge
pr
Lynch
Hros."
branch
.tore
ntt
fllilliel.
He
s
urlei
liy
.1
widow.
Frank
Davids,
on
of
Hnpt.
A.
M.
Havies,
sailed
this
moriiin?
for
Ocean
Fall-
where
in-
wi'l
lake
ui
a
position
with
the
iicea
i
r'alls
Co..
Ltd.
GAS.
ON
STOMACH
MADE
MRS,
COOK
NERVOUS
"For
year
I
had
tens
on
Ihe
Slomnch
and
whh
nervmix.
,d-lerika
has
dene
more
pood
limn
anything."
i
sinned
.a
(Vok.
ONK
spoonful
Aillerika
rcmos
OAS
and
often
brinirs
surprising
ndief.
to
the
stomach.
Slops
thai
(lilt,
liloaled
feeliutr.
Don
I
waste
time
wilh
pills
or
tablets
but
let
"Adlerika
nlvr
your
bowels
n
IIF.AU
cleansing,
hrfnuins
out
mailer
you-never
thoiiuht
was
in
.w)ur
syslem!
Ormes
Ltd.,
Drufrxrljls.
Adverlise
in
Ihe
Daily
News.
WATtR
NOTICE.
DWtrtlon
snd
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