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DAILY
KDITIOH
Much
Grain
Is
Going
To
Orient.
Friday,
February
20,
1910.
i
ins
season
me
amount
oi
grain
going
to
uie
orient
is
much
larger
than
last.
Of
Ihe-.lulnl
shipment
made
so
fur
'i
i
per
ifiit
have
been
taken
to
Oriental
ports
us
against
10
per
cent
of
a
much
smaller
crop
lat
jear.
Practically
all
of
this
was
wheat.
Willi
the
development
of
the
Oriental
busines-s,
there
i
more
chance
of
Prince
Rupert
gelling
a
good
share.
The
fact
that
none
has
tome
this
way
o
far
does
not
mean
anything.
It
will
be
rolling
this
waymie
of
these
days
when
we
least
expect
it.
Discoverers
Are
Not
-
,
Very
Edifying.
1
he
controversy
between
AmuniWei)
and
Wilkins
as
lo
the
probability
of
success
is
not
verj
edifying.
The
suggestion
of
failure
is
enough
to
injure
the
axpvdilioii
add
it
does
not
.seem
like
very
;goy(sylianshilllisaj
anylhijig,
on
the
jcvc
of
ile
prirlure.
R
Jsnio
ll)piussiiwit-dIhat
vVUBirirlemw
tfago:
ntul
will
nol
liXvl.v
Ite
lield
"bacK
loviity
;in)jrii(HllT.fIioiis
as
to
th
outcome
of
his
flight,
man
man
i
(iire
every
a
fair
field
qiitl
plenty
of
ejiroijraenieiil
ami
then
(he
winner-will
gel
the
m
"cT-edif!
Prince
Rupert
Named
After
Big
Contest.
When
a
name
wnsfhoaen
for
Prince
Rupert,
the
fact
was
advertised
far
and
wide
that
a
name
for
a
new
city
was
wanted
and
that
a
prize
would
be
given
Ihoucces.sful
suggestion.
When
this
name
was
chosen
it
was
criticized
by
many
n
being
too
cumbersome,
it
is
more
difficult
Jo
write
Ihan
one
word,
,e-1
penally
when
using
a
typewriter,
bomeone?vv1ll
be
oniiilg
forward
to
tell
us,
possibly
that
we
have
lot
a
million
minute?
in
the
aggregate
through
having
to
wfilor
twp
wird
in
"lead
of
one.
Possibly
if
we
lost
another
million
we
.should
not
be
any
worse
off
than
we
are
today.
It
is
interesting
lo
know
tlinljthe
name
was
hnen
twenty
years
ago.
although
the
city
is
not
,yet
anything
like
20
venrs
?
Old.
;
,
':
'vt
'
,
Few
People
Travel
Much
As
At
Prince
Rupert.
'
At
few
places
in
the
world
ofilif
-same
population
as
Prince
Rupert
do
people
travel
as
muth.
sSonie
lotral
citizens
are
l-wa
away
on
pleasure
or
biisinessihenl.
'This
week
several
re-tumed
and
are
telling
their
Triend
"of
Ihe
plaej
limy
visited
tiuil.il
lie
new
iU
they
gathered
Jiyjhe
.
wayside.
.Travel
i
widening.
':lt
ndsr,a
.pejrson
of
narrow
prejudice
and
tt
tallies
thenrto
see.
from
'ihanyllailgles.
Also
it
helps
us
in
appiyciale
uir
own
hiinie
lovyn.
f
.
:
Log
Export
To
"'(.
.'.
United
States.
;
'
,
i
ne
question
or
log
export
hr
Ihe
United
Stales
or
Japan
is
one
that
is
coiislanlly
being
dU'eued.
The
general
opinion
seems
to
lip.
that
nil
logs
should,
so.for
as
possible,
be
mauiifnc-tureil
in
British,
Columbia.
The
rliffintllv
is
that
on
logs
cut
mini
-mw
granicu
lauus
we
province
ha
ahnlnlelv
no
control.
The
owner
can
do
as
Ihejtlike
with
them,
so
far
as
the
piovini
iai
auinomies
are
eoncerned..
The
only
aulhoritv
that
cun
put
an
embargo
on
logs
taken
from
crown
granted
limber
is
the
Dominion
government
andllvwouh'
nwimi.iv
need
special
legislation
to
provide
for
it.
The
Dominion
government
at
present
Allows
the
export
of
pulp
wood,
and
a
commission
to
investigate
n
few
years
ago
seewied
to
find
the
general
opinion
in
favor
of
continuing
a
at
Present.
What
applies
to
Uie
East
must,
apply
n
the
Vel
on
a
maUer
of
thai
kintl.
You
don't
have
to
cook
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Sam
coal
saves
lime,
saves
health
,1.
LOCAL
MAN
IN
!
fash
Ions
CALIFORNIA
C.
H.
Ormo
Tells
of
His
Recent
Visit
and
of
Things
he
Saw
There
That
.prohibition
does
not
worry
the
averae.porson
of
the
.lUnlh-d
Slatijs
aiid
that
California
iS;bectnif)g,Hn
industrial
state
were
.two"
of
the
jnlercsliiwi
lhiri;s
(titil
llie
Rotary
Chili
yesterday
by
C
il.
Ormo,
who
returned
to
the'
city
Wednesday
after
un
intended
trip
i"
Hie
tfnutli.
California
is
past
the
stave
wbeee
it
devotes
lis
attention
particularly
lo
tourists,
said
the
speaker.
II
is
now
devoting
its
attention
-tu
-the
ilnhliMimenl
tif
industries.
While
Mr.
Urine
was
there
n
three
million
dollar
and
a
two
million
dollar
industry
was
announced
for
Los
Angeles.
As
In
prohibition,
Mr.
Urine
said
the
average
man
did
mil
ee
any
Ihjuor
and
for
that
reason
did
not
want
it.
lie
never
(bought
of
it.
The
speaker
believed
it
was
a
pood
tiling
to
have
it
thai
way.
Different
From
B.C.
j
California
is
becoming
a
place)
where
people
want
to
jto
ami
live!
according
lo
'Mr.
irme.
It
is!
very
,ilifrreiU
from
British
r.ol-j
umbia
but
in
the
irrigation
dis-l
tricls
the
land
is
very
fertile,
lie
rjaw
the.
orange
beiiws
provvti
and
ihicked.
the
boxes
lining
made
by
machinery.
He
drove
through
the
country
and
saw
Iheir
wealth
in
oil
production,
in
fruit
grow-iwr
ami
in
the
Imporial
Valley
the
IctliMse
production.
Cotton
and
other
things
are
also
grown
there.
'
Mr.
Orme
spent
some
time
at
La
Jotle
not
far
from
San
Dioso.
but
lie
pot
a
had
cold
there.
In
SJacnimenlo
it
was
fopgy
and
lie
was
told
the
fojr
bad
len
settled
on
the
ilace
for
2J
days.
Los
irwnlrs.
Iiowever.
was
inihiny.
Coining
bark.
Mr.
Orme
was
interested
in
noting
the
pro-proso
of
Vancouver
and
lie
ryn-
siners
me
propects
mere
ex
cellent.
THE
MAN
JN
THE
MOON
ays:
V
U.NF,
test
of
i
il
I
H
lift
I
bo
able
to
entertain
oneelf.
THE
modern
wife
aid
to
her
husband.
he
helped
raise
Ihe
c-JKurvtles
smoked
to
lion.
is
a
great
Last
year
number
of
eight
mil-.
IT
seems
wonderful
that
the
mirror
should
reLtln
the
friendship
of
so
many
people,
considering
the
reflections
it
easts.
AVIIK.N
il
is
desired
to
expre
something'
absolutely
useless,
it
is
proier
to
say
"as
useless
as
a
special
delivery
stamp
on
a
lrlnee
Hupert
letter."
:
DIHVH
carefully.
The
fellow
may
be
crazy
loo.
other
-.."IIIKHK'.S
one.
thins
about
present
day
fashions,
they
prevent
btyple
front
sajjntr
ja.
girl
has
no
jrjstble-nieaitrst-f
r-upporl.
,
,
s
n.vi
I
tiate
annul
men
s
is
that
it
is
iliffuuill
In
IVJiiove
one's
shoes
without
un
lacing
them.
SOMK
people
raise
other
raise
Caine.
Tlie
d.T.P.
will
institute
this
siimmer
t'rince
John.
families
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
February
26,
1916.
A
recruiting
meeting
was
held
in
the
Kmpress
Theatre
last
niight
and
there
were
a
number
of
stirring
speeches.
Mayor
MrCaf-fery
presided
and
be
was
accompanied
on
Ihe
platform
by
IJeut.
Col.
J.
W.
Warden,
ltev.
Canon
i.
A.
Itlx,
ltev.
Father
K.
M.
Hunoz,
V..
V.
Spaubliug
of
Spokane,
Dr.
N.
M.
McNeill,
Uapl.
!.
V.
llrandl,
Lieut.
Ihmen
and
Lieut.
Christie.
'0oast
Sleamhlp
aii
Alaska
service
wilii
Ihe
steamer
(.
A.
McNicholl,
assistant
general
freight
and
passenger
agenl,
and
Capl.
C.
II.
Nicholson,
manager
of
the
coast
slcarn-sjiip
service,
relumed
last
night
from
a
trip
to
Winnipeg
in
connection
with
the
nialicr
Subscribe
to
the
'Da'iiylNews,
'litis
UAIliY
NBYva
rrinay.
February
if1,,
i!M,
iff
j
Strength
for
Invalids
The
rich
beef-nutriment
concentrated
in'Oxo
Cubes
is
an
ideal
food
for
invalids,
delicate
people
and
those
recovering
from
wasting
fevers.
A
cup
of
hot
Oio
at
1
1
o'clock-it
A
in
the
afternoon
and
the
Utt
thing
at
night
generously
iup-plementt
the
regular
diet
with
the
splendid
food
qualitiet
of
prime
freth
beet
in
form
that
it
readily
digetted
by
the
enfeebled
lyttem.
So
easy
lo
prepare
merely
drop
an
Oxo
Cube
into
a
cup
ol
boiling
water
or
milk.
"OICO
UtiaieMnibu
-
ISc
10tl.
JOc.
GRAUSTARK
TO
BE
SHOWN
HERE
TODAY
Famous
McCutcheon
Story
.,
be
Seen
In
Picture
With
all
Its
Romance
"lirauslark"
bait
come
to
life!
The
magic
witeheiy
r
intrtgoe
ami
romance
whiefi
flfrwe.1
o
freely
fr4m
ttt,e
w-n
of
Ueorge
Itarr
Mct:ulcieon
U;t-
been
im
buei)
with
Ihe
colors
of
reality
and
(irausiark,
Hie
kiuydom.
nnitl
Ihe
story,
lives
upoji
lie
rcen
And
it
i
fitting
thai
of
all
filiiMlom's
great.
Norma
Tal-mndge
slioiilrt
appear
in
ttn
star-
ring
rule
as
the
Utvety
anil
lux
able
t'rinetstm
YcMve.
Notable
Features
'
The
irlu
lio(i
7
fartJrilNr)y
not
aide
m
three
iffh
Firt
that
il
lakys
.Noriba
out
if
the
eliararlei-i
nl
w'hteh
wr.
her
iiddiil
rwiiii,
in
"S
?
and
'I'tie
Lady,"
and
lrings
her
oine
more
lo
her
adnifrers
a
ttin
lovely,
gracious,
roflianlK-
ciiar
:
acter
I
hey
like
her
bl
In
Second,
that
it
brims
s
to
life
one
of
the
most
eebAratet)
novel
of
e
hi
temporary
fiction
"(rau-
intark."
the
McCutcheon
story,
wliicti
lias
ben
rend
by
mttlions.
Third,
that
of
all
the
photo
plays
ever
made
from
book,
Hone
has
more
rejgiou
-dy
followed
the
original
lory.
Mythical
Kingdom
"tirauslarltf,"
as'
veryliorty
knows,
was
the
form-tinner
of
a
Mjries
of
MrCulabeoii
stories
centered
In
the
liny,
romantic
and
entirely
mythical
kingdom
which
presumably
lien
nommvliere
in
the
south
of
I'.urope.
Walled
hi
hy
mountain-
and
virtually
independent
of
I
lie
otittfgle
world,
"flrustitfk'
brooks
in
'i
pleaian'
fwerie
in
wliich
mrAlerfj
tusloms
miuule
charuiinslv
witJi.-ancient
trailiUons.
'
r-
Thin
is
the
atinosjjhere
which
.Norma
-'Talmadge
nits
4ei'e(Jed
in
irriuUi-rrinti.
I,
iheliirVeii.
p
s
livened
at
opiMirUiue
monicr.r,
ay
the
ringing
clash.
of
led.
and
spiced
a!
limec
wiMi
just
etioijirl
danger
to
make
thing
iulere!-
ing.
Kill
nvec
all
is
the
love
jilory
of
the
Ptiiiivs
and
tin
American,
iiinrnn;:
'
lnder
nr..
lurlnib-nt
wa
i..
ultimate
Tongue
Was
Coated
Bad
Taste
In
Mouth
Every
Morning
Hri.
J,
E.
Adams,
AtaioiboU,
Bask,
writes:
"For
montLs
I
was
troubled
nith
i
co&tJ
tongue,
sad
had
a
bad
taite
ia
tnj
month
titrj
morniaj.
One
day
I
saw
wkre
year
Milburn's
,
wer
tdrcrtised
for
just
saeh
a
cm-dition
as
taint,
to
I
went
at
eae
and
boagkt
three
vials
of
them,
but
after
using
cae-and-a-kalf,
ail
say
troubles
disappeared."
t
For
32
yean
Laia-Llvtr
THU
kare
been
pat
up
only
by
The
T.
UUbsxa
Co,
LWted,
Tronto,
Dai.
ROTARIANS
TO
HAVE
!
NURSES
AS
GUESTS
AT
DINNER
DANCE
J
Al
the
Itolary
luncheon
yesler
day
tieorjre
No'dlaud
annmmced
itlial
arninpemeuls
were
alinosi
I
complete
lor
Ihe
tinnier
dance
lo
lie
sneii
next
week
at
which
the
wiMs
of
ineinbern
and
the
hospital
nurses
would
be
,
guests
of
Ihe
j
club,
't
here
tire
to
be
no
'.speeches
but
inlnl
there4
will
I
be
a
three-piece
orchestra,
comJ
niunPv
Mitc'lnsr.
special
slunt,1
:
fancy
dns
d.mrinir,
a
liutnortnsl
debate
on
the
subject
"To
Itob
or
i
not
lo
Holi,
ocal
selections,
an
i
insli'iir.icnlal
trjo
and
a
few,
Islories.
'
It
xmb
ttlso
announced
by-
thct
:presidenl
thai
the
Player
:iub
.were
pulloiii
on
anolber
play
week
al
which
the
liyros
Were
lo
ieicrit.
Hie
proceeds
lo
,(.'n
in
Ihe
platzroiiml
fund,
die
lilted
that
the
plnyaroinul
frmd
lie
sopporled.
BROADCASTING
STATIONS
MOSTLY
IN
THE
STATES
Two
Thirds
of
all
Those
In
Existence
pre
in
Republic
to
South
WASHINGTON,
leb.
SC.
Ua-iiio
oritHilcashnt;
stitlioiis
tin.
-tic-hoot
the
world
total
rhl.'l,
nearly
Iwo-ibints
of
which
ate
in
i
the
I
nileil
SUtles.
A
census
made
hy
the
Department
of
(Uiniinerce.
which
lias
!
jiirisdieliott
over
eommeraial
in
this
country,
showed
that
there
now
are
53.1
licensed
broadcast
ers
in
Ihe
t'niled
Stales,
as
against
only
270
stations
for
Ihe
remainder
of
the
world.
Through
a
gradual
weeding
out
process
of
stations
which
wen
operating
oflly
intermit-;
ill
ly
and
for
no
particular
reason.
Hie
number
in
litis
cotinlry
is
decreasing.
Canada
Second
Canada,
with
52
hroadcaling
stations,
stands
eeond
In
the
'tillH
Stale.
The
recent
radio
boom
in
Spain
ha
placnl
(bat
Jwotnlry
in
third
plare
with
2?
station,
wiuie
iiie.i
ntle.1
Klng-lom
aud
I
ranee
have
in
and
10
MtaUons
respectively.
Figure
if
lite
other
lending
wuiilrie
in
onfer,
are
Mexico
H
stations:
Germany.
Hraitil
antl
Sweden.
15
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arrLICATrON
FOR
COMSINT
TO
TRANSrSR
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NIR
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is
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that,
on
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7
1
Ii
day
of
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I,
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under
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to
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to
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of
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l.lrem-e
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lnrd
in
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of
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situate
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if
f.th
lreet
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nty
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11
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twelve
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hum'
hundred
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tweniv
three
tiu
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HcrUlrailim
IHMiIci,
In
the
I'rovlnre
f
llrllUh
Columbia,
from
limieN
I'octnhi,
l
IHamante
7.areltl,
of
I'rinee
Itnperl,
Brllloh
(kilunibla,
tlie
traiiTrr-e
haled
il
Prince
Hnpert
B..
thla
loth
tay
of
January,
ttf.
bl
KM
NTF
7..SKPI.LI.
Applicant
and
Trtntftrti.
Tk.it
iSuftrtkrtrTaJyiit
jSmSf
IIcanadianT
PACinc
.aaiiT
MaPJ
1926
Offers
No
Equal
to
the
7.
8,
and
"
tulre
tiK-tln
,
lyne
iK-arinK
Ihe
hest-kn.
un
(rajlcnnrk
in
the
worl!.
I)r
,v
ftfjraKe
Ixitttjry
oj
K-ration;
loop
,,r
niitttiloaniettna.
.Made
In
Can,il
lt
and
ohtnin.lMt
tnly
in
(
itn.ti).,
YourlXortheni
Ulectrlctltilfi
lu
oneoC
tlim'
sets.
Victor
Northern
Electric
llita
faaalaM
t
livr
aaCt'llir
Iw
tuo.inoinalaM4.
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
CeuuutaXirnitril
February
27,
Last
Day
of
our
Big
Sale
WE
HAVE
DRESSES
TO
CLEAR
AT
COST
Everything
Else
at
Bargain
Prices.
Phone
27.
"DEMERS"
P.O.
Box
327.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
s.s.
prince
rufirt
wtn
b-avi
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utRT
t-t
vaweouiia,
VICTORIA,
SSATTLC
and
inlennniialr
fx
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at
J,
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ROetRT
for
STCWART
ami
AUTOI,
WfONISOAT.
19
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rRINCC
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VANCOUVIR
III
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CMAatOTTI
ISLANDS.
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TRAINS
USA
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MONDAY,
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SATURDAY
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WtNNIPia,
all
fn.lnt
Malern
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enlled
atih.
AQfNCY
ALL
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LINES.
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B2S
Tklrd
Ava,
frleee
RwaeeL
fmi
rao
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
r
tncitfiAM,
tRAHcni,
mm,
jucwht
m,
ttk,
Nana
f
uxcouvEK.
naor.u
w
surru
.
m.,
uu.
26k.
unt
tw
si.
niNOM
Kiiita
Far
Btftadal.
Swenaan
Bar,
Eatl
Balla
Balla,
Otaan
Falla,
Namw,
Alert
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver
atari
SelerOai
11
am,
Afaeai
fee
all
Steemehlp
Lleaa.
Fall
lafoemalloe
rem
W.
C.
ORCHARD
Oaearal
Agent.
Oareee
ef
4th
Slraat
and
led
Aveou.
Rrleae
Rupert,
B
O.
Union
steamship
company
of
b.c,
ltd.
Silllnri
from
Pnora
Hupert.
er
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
tweneon
Bat.
and
Alarl
Bat.
Teeadav.
F..
r
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Alarl
Bat,
and
Bwanaaej
Bet,
Setvedef,
10
Far
ANYOX.
PORT
nmeinii
..
.
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ree
PORT
StWPSON,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Su'ndat.
S
p.m.
HS
End
AvMie.
J,
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AoeoL
Prlea.
Naaeet.
.
I
his
ndverlisement
is
iot
puhllshed
or
tlisplnyed
hy
I'1
Liquor
Control
lloanl
or
hy
the
(loverntiient
of
Uritlih
Columbia