Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Magnetic
Leader
Liberal
Party.
The"
writer
of
an
article
in
the
Manchester
Ouardian.which
was
copied
into
Ibis
paper
Monday
spoke
of
the
lark
of
personal
magnetism
of
Right
Hon.
y.
L,
Mackenzie
King,
leader
of.
Hie
Liberal
party
'in
Canada.
The
writer
could
hardly-
have
known
Mr.
KihgjOr'he
would
hot
have
said
that
Those
who
have
heard
,
one
of
'the
forjner
premier's
big
speeches
will
agree;
that
mag-
nelism
isjglie
ihuifj.
he
has
above
everylhingeise.
The
addresses
are
hot
argunientive
like
those-
of
the'Conservalive
leader,
but
are
inclined
lo
be
sentimental
in
character
and
.declamatory
ralher
than
reasoned.
In
fact,
Mr.
Hindis
'following
-the
footsteps
of
the
great
men
who
have
preceded
h1m,.such
as
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
and
Sir
John
A.
MaixJimald.-
,
Westminster
Exhibit
,..'-
Something
to
Beat.
.
The
districts
of
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
will
have
something
worth
beating
at
lhe-forlhcoming
fair.
There
will
be
an
exhibit
'from
the
best
shown
fit
the
New
Westminster
Fair.
If
Prince
fieorge
or
llazellon
or
the
Lakes
District
can
beat
that,
they
will
have
attained
something
worth
while.
The
Queen
Charlotte
Hands-may
be
a
prominent
competitor
"
this-year
for
the
interior
districts.
A
promise
has
been
given
that
a
boat
will
be
mailable
to
convey
produce
here
in
proper
time
for
the
fair.
If
that
promise
is
kept,
as
it
is
expected
it
will'
be,
the
forthcoming
exhibition
should
excel
all
others
thai
i
limp
irnne
lipfm-p
This
is
the
time
for
the
growers,
to
prepare
for
the
fair.
Doubtless
steps
will
he
taken
to
have
each
district
well
repre-jsented
and
to
carry
out
the
plain
of
Ihe
management.
Ontario
Grain
!
is
Small
Factor.
Will
aoipp
jieople
speak
sneeriiigly
of
the
small
amount,
of
grain
iprounmj
in
-me
interior
vaiieys
or
Hnt
'
14'
,mil.-t,r
'thlt
-.11
linLn:,,
....
A-4
ihJUoIuinhla
'and
yet
it
j
'i
.
iv
uii.uuu
mis
jntr
is
iiiiecn
minion
ouiejs.
.
i
nat
is
np
more
than
-the
Peace-
River
district
and
rtdjoinipg
territory
in
Alberta
marketed
last
year.
without
taking
my
uKUHiH
me
iiuge
Kenerui
-area?
oi
trieprovince'.
11
n
inv
not
lie
many
years
before
Central
British
Columbia
will
ennnt
null
possibly
......
exceed
the
Ontario
output.
.
Sneers
are
out
of
place
in
H.
:.i
:i
i
voium;luuh
wiwi
a
country
oi
sucn
ricn
potentialities.
All
WjlhWatch
The
Battle
Roval.
There
is
to
be
a
battle
royal
in
Vancouver
Centre
at
the
lonncoining
election
wnen
Dugald
Donaghy
and
Hon.
II.
II.
Sfp
vens
meet
in
political
clashes.
All
will
be
interested
in
this
con
i.
f.'"M"u,m
ui
a
uiiiu
cunuiuate,
an
opportunity
will
be
given
td
.Jee
what
the
electorate
think
or
each
man
and
his
'policy.
11
seems
almost
a.
pity
that
there
cannot
be
such
a
battle
in
Prince
Hunert.
but
here
it
nr'umiscs
to
m,trh
m
urn
nn.
sided.
-
-
--
'-
i
1
V
J
1
1
V
Here's
a
real
"shortcake"
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
berries
and
cream
I
V.R.t
?
M'M't
PAOE
TWO
THIf
DAILY
WKWa
You
Cannot
Buy
"SALAM"
m
ft-
TEA
TS3
in
bulk.
Sold
only
in
sealed
packages.
.
.,
.'i........
..i.i
....
,
i...
.t
.
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except
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Avenue.
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P.
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Managing
Editor.
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day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
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to
approval.
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of
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of
Circulation.
DAILY
BDITIOK
Wednesday,
Aug.
I,
1
92(1.
i
RESOLUTIONS
ARE
PASSED
Recommendations
For
Changes
In
the
Municipal
Act
to
be.
Made
to
the
Union
The
following
resolutions
to
bo
submitted
to
the
Convention
of
the
I'nion
of
B.C.
Municipalities
were
recommended
to
tin
city
council
by
Iho
finance
committee
ai
t
ho
council
meeting
last
night.
That
in
the
event
of
tho
name
of
a
qualified
voter
fceiiii?
-inadvertently
omitted
from
the
voters'
list
said
voter
to
be
entitled
(o
vole
upon
presentation,
to
the
ireturnintg
officer
of
a
registered
certificate
of
title
or
other
qual
ification
and
proof
of
citizenship.
This
recommendation
was
carried.
Thai
the
registration
of
house,
holders
and
license
holders
on
the
voters'
list
be
held
during
the
month
of
November.
City
Clerk
Jones
recommended
that
this
resolution
be
not
pressed
in
view
of
the
time
required
to
get
the
voters'
lists
printed
prior
to
the
municipal
election,
I
hat
a
discount
of
3
per
cent;
be
substituted
for
the
penalty
a
present
in
voguo
of
non-payment!
of
taxes.
This
resolution
wat
left
over
for
further
discussion
with
the
city
treasurer.
That
section
25
of
the
Local
Improvement
Act
he
amended
to
authorize
the
city
in
exceptional
caes
to
asses
both
sides
of
the
street,
two-thirds
of
the
cost
to
be,
assessed
on
the
side
on
which
the
sidewalk
is
built
and
one-
third
on
Hie
other
side.
This
resolution
carried.
FIRE
PROTECTION
IN
WESTVIEW
DISTRICT
At
a
meeting
of
the
city
coun
cil
last
night,
it
was
decided
lo
afford
additional
fire
protection
to
estview
district
at
a
cost
of
1350.
A
recommendation
io
this
effect
was
made
by
Aid,
Perry,
chairman
of
the
board
of
works,
on
an
estimate
submitted
by
city
engineer
McLean.
This
iniounl
is
to
be
expended
upon
the
laying
of
additional
maim
and
fire
hydrants
in.
the
vicinity
of
Ihe
Steen
desidence.
The
cost
of
labor
on
the
job
will
be
?2.b
and
the
balance
expended
upon
the
necessary
material.
Aid.
W.
G.
(ircer
pointed
out
that
it
had
first
been
suggested
that
a
main
be
iaid
on
the
ton
of
the
ground
but
at
a
small
additional
cost
this
main
could
he
made
permanent
and
buried
in
Ihe
usual
manner.
BOYS
WILL
PLAY
TO
HOSPITALPATIENTS
The
Hoys'
Hand,
under
Hand
master
Thomas
Wilson,
will
parade
to
the
General
Hospital
this
evening,
and
at
7,30
o'clock
will
render
the
following'
program
In
the
patients:
MarclT
"Shelley,"
F.
K.
Xbel.
March
"Ihvereargill,"
Waltz
"Heart
Throbs,"
llazci;
March
".Normal,"
Hennctt.
Serenado
"Idle
Fancy,"
A.
N
Other.
March
"The
Scout,"
F.
15.
.Noel.
Waltz
-"Margaret,"
AI.
lfaye.
March-
'
The
Matinee,"
Will
Huff.
.
OFFICERS
ELECTED
BY
STEWART
LIBERALS
STEWAIIT.
Aug.
I.
At
the
ani
nual
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Lib
flirt
for
both--
.Mr.
Donaghy
and
Mr;
Stevens
were
members
of
lraI
A0(,,alio
'
folbwiing
of-
uih
customs
investigating
Committee
and
both
:ir
nl.tn
n,P
"cuicu
nr
me
com-
.
oi;n.:.,ni:n.
a
ii.i.i-
.
..
."
.
mar
veart
President.
Jr.
H.
S.
Williams.
Vice-President,
fi.
W.
Hmith,
Sec.-Trcas,
I.
J.
McLean.
Kxecutive:
Miss
Kate
Hyan,
J
P.
llawkinson,
W.
It.
Tooth,
Ar-
elite
Patterson,
Charles
A.
Adam,
II.
K.
Pcovil,
Kmie
Armstrong,
Win.
Saunders
and
o,
H.
Law
rence.
CURTAILMENT
SHOWN
UTIUTIES
DEPARTMENT
A
report
from
Aid.
nrown.
eiiairman
of
Ihe
utilities
com
mittee,
made
lo
tho
eitv
ennnei:
lasl-
night,
giviner
a
comparison
or
the
wages
paid
in
the
utilities
department
for
tho
past
three
years
was
laid
on
the
table
for
a
week.
The-
report
showed
thai
in
rj.'i
the
wages
amounted
to
r).,,5n9.21:
In
1925.
In
S5S.78I
33:
while
for
the
first
six
months
of
the
present
year
the
'total
amounted
to
$19,578.10.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
Bay
His-ROyal
Tiups
Took
dowu
his,
pen
An
editorial
To
vvrilrj
to
men.
'He
told
,nf
the
sins
(H
the
'Liberal
gang,
And
intimated
They
all
might
hang
Froiii
llWlobinosl
point
wf
tho,
elevator
.
And
Ihtfs
jro
aloft
To
-
their
creator
And
then
he
tunied
And
hoasled
loiiif
Of
the
Tory
sky
With
never
a
cloud,
.And
Hrady
elected
Hy
ft)r(Jrap
men,
With
Draylon
ami
Hufy
In
power
again.
The
man
who
bought
W
straw
bat
at
the
sale
lias
no
reason
lo
be
pesimistie
IheM
days.
j.
,
,
These
boyish
bob
are
Iho
bunk
so
far
as
the
hairpin
manufacturer
are
concerned.
Oreat
Hritain
will
scrap
2(V
warships
and
yet
I
hear
of
local
motor
boat
owners
trying
lo
sell
their
boats.
To
beer
or
not
to
beer
that
is
the
burning
uetion
of
the
Mises
(Sruudy
in
Vancouver.
Women's
clothes
don't
amount
to
milch
these
days
but
fliey
ro
an
awful
price.
Holl
Vm
girls,
roll
."em,
inlaid-
well
apply
to
the
cigarette
habit
addition
to
Ihe
stocking
habit.
I
read
of
an
Alaska
reporter,
who
made
a
fortune
in
Florida
but
not
in
the
newspaper
The
woman
who
named
het
little
ilauirhFer
HH.Iiset
must
havt
boen
fond
of
bridge
In
understand
ttm
Habe
Ruth
will
shortly
open
a
college
for
women.
Ys.
to
leach
them
ho
lo
wield
a
rolling
pin.
He
may
be
a
coming
young
man
in
the
sight
of
the
daugh
ler
but
he's
usually
slow
on
Hie
toing
according
to
the
old
man
ror
real
amusement
try
a
kippered
herring
in
a
sandwich
Nowadays
wiien
a
girl
t.ilo4
iter
msslc
lo
a
party
it
is
ustj.
all)
a
gramophone
record.
To
develop
mental
alertness
try
being
a
pedestrian.
What
terrible
men
these
p
i
niiers
would
!
if
on
believed
all
the
dope
the
other
fellow
peddles.
If
only
the
movie
people
would
I
VI
us
how
a
man
falls
inid
thtwaler
and
comes
out
dry.
If
the
payinjr
teller
greets
ydd
with
a
smile
when
you
enter
the
bank
there's
si
ill
a
balance
in
your
favor.
.
ALICE
ARM
i
Wdr.
M'l
week'if
slofrpu
rr
enmiiwnre.l
lasl
hig
tint
encroach
Ing
'of
the
KitsaUl't
h
on
the
west
banK
opposile
.
Alice
Arm,
anil
Wttfeii
t'turipteftdi
Hie
towii
will
be
safe
from
any
danger
during
high
water
period.
The
Ouray
(Jroun.
situated
In
the
.upper
Kitsuult
country
ad
joining
(he
Wolf,
is
regarded
as
one
or
the
districts
hkg
poten
tial
mines.
It
is
owned
bv
Dumas
and
Robertson,
and
K.
A.
Kgan,
and
possesses
large
de
posits
or
high
grade
milling
ore,
with
the
possibility
of
considerable
shipping
ore.
Returns
front
assays
have
given:
flold
o.l
o.s.:
silver
per
ton
51
uz.i
and
copper
1
1
per
cent.
A
very
quiet
wedding,
look
place
at
the
Anglican
Church
on
Monday
morning
when
Miss
A.
Jvolivlocb
was
united
in
marriage-to
1).
Havirro.
Hev.
J.
S.
Hray-field
orficiatcd.
The
happy
couple
will
spend
a
liouoymoon
Visiting-
Sound
cities.
A
shipment
of
high
grade
oro
from
the
Mirmot
Melals,
8fcw
art,
was
received
at
the
office
cf
Harry
Hmilh
Lid.
on
Monday.
It
has
received
many
favorable
eommcnls
from
local
mining
men.
Canan
Rusbbrnok
paid
his
uuu-a
I
monthly
visit
last
week.
Fred
Malison
arrived
from
Anyox
recently
and
will
spor.d
NEIGHBOR!
Selling?"
OWNER'No!
Sold!
Got
my
price
three
days.
3iter
the
new
roof
was
finished.
A
Barrett
smnleroof
mikei
any
house
easier
to
sell
about
r
month
here
developing
his
mining
claims.
The
ore
display
for
the
Van
couver
Hshibition
wa
shipped
on
Monday.
A
large
n-;mber
of
pro
perties
were
represented,
but
a
few
more
we.-e
ni'ressary
lo
make
It
a
r,pr
"'nltlve
display.
STEWART
.
The
H.C.
.Siiver
and
Hig
Missouri
mine-,
have
ueen
eonneet-
I'd
with
Hyder
and
Siewart
by
telephone
lnli".ei
by
the
inter
national
l'.leelri
Coniviiny.
Will
Jankowski
is
away
rellev-j
ing
liquor
vendors
during
the
holiday
smson
at
Terrace,-;
!mithers
and
Alice
Arm.
j
K.
O.
Weston,
a
well
known;
mining
man,
is
.enduig
tain
(time
in
the
distric'..
i
A
wood
deal
ot
iiitere
t
he-
lug
taken
oere.
in
the
forthcom.
inz
election
but
owiiw
to
the
fuel
that
only
one
of
the
candi
date
is
known
here,
people
of
the
district
are
awaiting
dvvel-
opiiK-ut
before
rommiltinH
themselves
lo
any
candidate.
:
W.'Il.
Tniih
purchased
a
houso
fiirmerly
occupied
by
Miss
Kale
Hyan
and
has
moved
it
on
lo
one.
of
his
lots
east
of
the
Opera
House'.
Large
quantities
of
equipment
for
the
Dunwell
mine
are
arriving
and
bfing
taken
to
Hit'
pro
perty.
Mr.
Marinlelle,
who
was
hen
Ylslling
Mrs.
II.
T.
Crosby,
has
returned
to
I'rlnce
Ilupert.
The
contract
has
been
let
by
I'..
M:
Oliver,
the
Vancouvor
broker,
for
the
sinking
of
a
shaft
on
the
Sliver
firesi
pro.
perty.
It
will
follow
the
foot
wall
with
a
erosscul
to
the
bang
ttig
wall
every
ten
feet.
POPULAR
STORE
CLOSES
DOORS
Owing
In
the
fact
thai
iictrnlin
lions
to
purchase
the
West
of
r.ntland
Slore,
Third
Avenue,
rrom
eastern
interests
have
fall
en
through,
it
has
become
imper
ative
that
the
local
branch
be
closed
out
by
Saturday.
Aiurust
II.
I.,
A
liucklanit,
Iho
local
manager,
will
leave
for
Kdmnn-ton
via
Vancouver
Immedinlotv
afler
that
date.
1
The
entire
slock
of
this
popular
store
must,
therefore,
be
dimiiwnd
of
prior
to
August
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