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of
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DAILY
EDITH)
per
agate
lino
98
86
lSjvJ?K
Saturday.
Feb.
20,
1020.
Secession
Is
Not
Feasible
Proposal.
Heeessioii
is
being
spoken
of
in
Nova
Scotia,
not
as
a
reai
issue,
but
for
the
purpose
of
venting
a
grievance
again-l
the
rest
of
th
Dominion.
Nova
Scotia
has
been
in
the
habit
of
getting
everything
it
wauls
awl
much
mure
than
its
share
of
public
expenditures.
All
they
hud
to
il
in
the
past
was
to
ak
for
soLnething
and
the
request
was
i,s
effective
as
the
rubbing
of
the
tump
to
Aladdin.
Now
things
are
different.
The
eastern
maritime
arc
required
to
share
more
equally
with
the
rest
of
the
Dominion
and
they
do
not
like
il.
The
chief
grievance
today
is
because
the
Canadian
National
will
not
reduce
its
gtwin
rates
to
Halifax
and
St.
John
to
a
figure
that
will
give
an
opportunity
to
rontbete
with
the
American
and
Canadian
ports
about
half
the
distance
nwny
from
the
producing
centre.-.
e
all
want
to
see
the
Canadian
ports
jret
the
biiMiie
but
if
tierinliijrjedVlMq"w
ejrsti
itjim'Hii
that
the-
rest
t
Canada"
luff
lii
iftf
IljWfitt.
"
It
is
?uJs2gitea
Ty
(Ti
res!
of
uinaua
io
M.
joint
ami
Halifax.
All
We
Ask
Here
Is
Equality.
Ounpare
this
pnition
witli
the
position
of
British
Columbia.
All
this
maritime
province
asks
it
Uiat
porls
hero
shall
be
placed
on
an
equality
with
eastern
ports.
We
ask.
no
special
favors
but
just
an
even
break.
We
claim
that
the
way
to
keep
grain
from
being
shipped
through
American
ports
is
not
to
carry
it
a
thousand
miles
farther
by
rail
to
the
Eastern
ports
but
to
ship
if
out
by
Vancouver
and
lyiuee
Hupert.
dive
us
mile
for
for
mile
the
same
fate
as
is
given
the
eat
and
wp
can
do
th
business.
We
shall
handle
nil
the
Alberta
grain
and
much
of
ihe
Saskatchewan
product.
'
'
Wonderful
Improvement
'
In
Phonographs.
There
is
a
wonderful
development
going
on
in
musical
reproduction
by
what
is
known-
generally
as
the
phonograph.
Several
makers
'are
competing
for
supremacy
in
the
field
aijd
the
results
are
a
great
advancement
in
mechanical
reproduction
of
music.
So
nearly
perfect
are
the
results
that
they
bid,
fair
tn
put
the
mechanical
piano
players
out
of
business
altogether.
The
result
of
the
changes
should
1o
a
large
increase
in
the
number
of
reproducing
instruments
old
and
also
in
the
iium
her
of
records.
The
improvement
has
been
in
both
record
and
instruments
i
-Failure
OfSnow
'
.
'.'
Motors
In
North;
;
Apparently
the
snow
motors
,
in'
the
north
have
been
a
fail-.
ure.
Hie
Wilkins
supply
expdiUoti
banked
on
using,
them
to
get
their
supplies
to
Point
Barrow;
but
wiUimit
results.
;Kvo.n
on.
!
s.i.
.mm,
i
snnace
n
me
trozon
river
nicy
have
failed
nnd
they
do
in.
I
promise
well
for
the
overland.
trip
of,
nearly
seven
hundred
miles
through
the
frozen
1M
icoimiry.
Apparently
Mim?
other
means
of
carrying
Ihe
supplies
must
be
found.
Making,
Self
Useful'
Step.
To
Advancement.
Many
boys
tout
young
men
are
.always
.ready
to
make
them
seics
ii
:!!
jjiey
do
not
stand
On
their
dignilv
but
nut
their
i
l.'
u
mi
ill.
ri.
ii
Ti.nL-a
i
iiom.nii.,.'
,
..
.....
"'imi
nil
ll.J"rii-s
however,
are
not
so
valuable
nnd
pp
r;c
to
go
when
he
staff
ha
to
he
rut.
This
is
true
in
all
business
bouses.
In
this
enimfrv
we
eaimot
afford
lo
be
too
particular
as
to
the
work
we
undertake.
CrispTasty
Nourishing
TRISCUIT
made
of
perfect
whole
grains
of
wheat-Delicious
with
butter,
cheese
or
marmalades
SUCCESSFUL
DANCE
SKIDEGATE
SCHOOL
Number
Attended
From
all
Country
Side:
Number
of
Novelties
Noticed
SsKtliKOA
I'L,
Fell.
0-
-Sol
tiers'
from
all
Hie
eouulrj
si.le
al
Hived
in
the
number
ol
soiiietliinir
tike
for
a
dance
given
in
Un
jtufferiu
I'attullo
pnMie
school
here.
Music
was
provided
tiy
'
four
.picre,
orchestra.
The
de,-j
,
rural
inu.,
.which
were
of
unique.!
character,
were
in
rharpc
of
!
Miss
M
a
rgaiej
Stevens,
one
of
tlie..pupils
of
the
school
and
Mr.
(iruchy.
Ihe
leachef.
Balloon
and
confetti
dances
added
a
touch
of,
novelty
Urine
occasion,
s
Anions;
those
present
were
Captain
Jacki.
aut
Charlie
Hans
and
friends
from
Sainlspil
;
Charlie
Miller
and
'a
number
of
friends
from
Queen
Charlotte
Oily;
Fred
Atkins
anil
a
crowd
from
the
camps.
The
people
were
bronsjhl
in
from
Samlspil
on
the
launch
Beatrice
B.
from
Queen
Charlotte
liy
the
launch
Skiile-fale.
fiJipt.
Newberry:
and
from
Maude
Island
hy
the
launch
An
tpc
il..
Captain
i:
McRae.
CARDS
AND
DANCING
AT
I.0.D.L
HALL
Regular
Party
Under
Autpices
oi
Municipal
Chapter
Proved
Interesting
Event
Anot
tier
of
the
regular
bridge"
hnd
dance
parties
under
Ihe
auspices
of
the
municipal
chapter
Uf
the
I.O.D.K.
was
held
last
night
in
the
I.O.D.K.
Hall,
Fifth
Ave.
and
proved
very
successful.
The
winners
at
hri.fcje
were
Miss
Vatherhead
and
Bert
Wear-tiioulh
and
the
consolation
prizes
went
to
Mrs
Mackenzie
and
V..
!avidiui.
The
refreshment
committee
was
composed
of
Mrs.
Tene.
Mrs.
i.
Manson
and
Mrs.
H.
Blanee.
Table
coinmiflee
Mrs.
I.
Mcl.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
v.
s;
Fisher.
It.
1'.
Ponder
was
muster
of
ceremonies.
.
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
?
,
Vork
of
remi.viiic
Ihe
sawmi'l
nt.Pnrt
i.lenii'iiis
which
is
to
le
reopc;ied
tiy
Y.
I.
Buckley
is
pro-
teedin
and
several
men
are
em-.
ployed
on
(lie
jot
The
two
hi',
.'toilers
winch
arrived
from
Van-
touyer
last
week"
are
not
yet
J.
B.
Lambert,
assistant
en
gineer
for
.
the
federal
'depart-
tiient
of
nublk?
works,
is
a
visit
or
from
Victoria
inspectinc
theM,u'
"M!
"""'
pew
wharf
at
Port
Olemeats.
He
Will
return
south,
on
tlie
I'rinc.r
friaries
at
the
'first
of
the
week.
!.
1U
Beafy
of
Los
An?eres.
general
manager
of
the
Massel'
Timber
Co..
is
vistlinp
tlie
plant
tit
Buckley
Bay
and.,
will
return
jbuth
on
tho
Prince
Charles
first
of
the
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs
'Maude
Island
Skidegalft
to
ij
jn'ce.
,
J4
Jlenner
o!
nineii
were,
in
illend
dhe
Valentine
f'qanlain
Beii
ItbbcH
of
5klde
3ttlet-ha
launched
his
inrae
f
roller,'
the
(J.C
fiirl
lo
ftet
her
in
shape
for
Irolliner.
iOapt.
V..
S.
Illchardson
ha
purchased
the.
troller
Mcsstnali
and
wjll
use
her
this
summer.
Fred
Atkins,
high
rijrper
a!
Bruce's
camp
hplorurjng
to
tlm
Silka
Spruce
Mill,
was
hurt
re-
bamls
to
anything
that
is
needed.,
Such
lad
are
seldom
let
out
Uy
ami
taken
to
tliif
ho.sriita.
vneu
a
lime
Ol
stress
crimes.
KffnrU
are
inmle
I..
Lnnn
ll.m
Lai
Oueen
Charlotte
Cilv
uliere
lie
is
uj4ii'r
Mie
care
or
lr..
IHecker
Mjs
Mona
Pbair,
"who
,
ha
been
visiting
in
Vancouver
with
Iter
-mother,
Mrsi
j,
itarK
r-lurned
lo
Queen
Charlotte
City
TlK
.
DAILY
WAYd
Salotfiyr,
r.i.
She
Could
Never,
Do
The
Things"
Other
Girls
Did?
Mis
L
J.
Bom,
Sfollanl,,
Altv,
write:
'1
am
iur
twnty
cIJ,
but
bk
suffered
frm
Wirt
palpitation
iu'j
uerv
truuM
fvr
cverat
year.
I
couM
svrr
tlo
ie
otber
pirU
Uiil,
lint
i(
is
th
lin
of
ports,
akittitg,
etc..
a.i.1
could
nevr
ilriwnd
ou
liiVnetf
kt
work.
AtHot
six
Diooth
fu
I
togM,
in&
urn
lnt
twiee.
tie
fir!
I
wit,
an
J
can
rnjiiy
everything
m
peneral
lif
d
much
nfl.re.
I
am
very
grateful
for
what
your
PilU
have
done
for
me."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Co.,
Linate,
Toronto,
Out.
Mil
burn
ily
altlmuKh
the
dmihie
shift
has
not
yet
neTn
stat
-d.
A
larye
freiphler
is
i'iee!.
d
at
Hie
plap!
iii'Xl
wek
In
lae
..a
amillier
cargo
nt
lund.er
i
delivery
to
tin
Atlantic
seaiioani.
HAZELTON
rtiary
12
at
the
lfzelton
lliispi-
tal
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
f
Port
Fraser.
O.i
YV
Wilson
A.
II.
Lwards,
manager
of
the
Canada
Prioluets
suwiuill
at
l'k
is
in
Ihe
llaielloa
Hi.spilal
with
6
liadly
cut
U-a.
His
wife
from
Btliooiitou
is
lo-re
with
him.
ANDERHOM
Rev.
II.
T,
Mi-Farlane
of
Vnr-
derhfMif
has
l..
'n
aiii.oiniisl
sec
retary
of
tie
f.HiilMio
Pr-shytery
of
Ihe
I
niled
Church
of
Canada.
'reshy
lery
will
tie
held
some
time
in
August
in
Vanderhoof.
Mrs.
It.
C.
Ahhoft
was
hostess
to
the
louIi.Bs
Aljl
Society
at
a
meetiivr
in
her
home
on
U'cdncs
day.
1
1..
4.
Prestmi
and
Willlarn
Jsmtth
have
reliifntut
hen4
altejj
an
ahsence
of
sit
vveelis
at
Bed
nesli
liaulins.
lies.
1
VVarum
N'IIsin
rc'Med
inlcr
nat
'
Injitries.
last
vyeek
w
he!n
load
of
lies
fell
.iff
a
slfll?h
on
to
IDs
tiody.
.
4
4
flennre
Ostun,
who
recenll.
unileryeni
fin
...enilhin,
in
Kd-
momrin.
is
making
rapid
reenvr
erv
and
is
exu
rled
hack
herr
about
the
middl.-
of
next
Week
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
on
this
week's
trip
of
the
PrloceMl
in
a
heavy
-ca
off
lwiiiKura
Charles.
II.
Ililohie,
vlio
is
engaged
in
hand
lodging
at
Lockejiorl,
re-lUfticd
.ihere
on
this
week's
trp
of
the
PHnee
Charles,
bringing
his
bride
wilh
him.
They
were
recently
married
in
Vancouver.
.1.
K.
McLean,
representing
the
Sitka
Spruce
M1U.S,
Is
iit,Buckle
Bay
this
week-end
looking
after
the
shipment
of.some
of
ths'up.
piles
of
Ihe.Masselt
Timber
C.
which
are
lo
he.
taken
from
Buckley
Bay
to
tie
useil
at
the
Uueen
Charlotte
Cily
mill.
The
sawmill
at
Queen
Char-loite
City
is
still
operaMnig
etead-
February
20,.
19,16
Ihe
liphlhoii-e
tender
Hslevap
arrived
in
port
last
night
hring-ing.
here
for
hospital
Irealinen'
l-red
Wilson,
a
member
of
thii
crew,
who
dUhiealed
his
siiiiiI.ih
while
working
alongside
the
ves-
Islaml.
Pjnnrlpal
.1.
t:.
Brady
of,
ll:e
High
School
delivered
nnnililrc
in
the
Anglican
Church
"loiilshl
on
Paarihdiiirg.
Word
has
bei-n
received
he:e
6f
the
death
at
KamtnripA
of
W
.1.
McAfee,
formerly.
n
,par,tner
of
Its
J.
McDonnell
m
Hazellon.
;
Subscribe-
to
the,
Dally
Nws
NOTIOt.
TAWK
'VOTJOK
thai
trier
i.iilillritlfin
.r
litis
N.rlicc
fur
r.rtu
s-kii
i
lill
iit.lv
to
llie
ncirliri
.r
J,.ini
Slxk
t:,HH-panln,
Vu-luru,
..
rtui.r'-
Hi
nHM
or
lli
:
.m.tr
m
thai.
,f
"ioltri
BhIkt
'
IJmltsd.
Haled
it
rnarn
rmpen.
B.C.
thin
tnl
(ly
of
rflirnny
A.t.
itn.
bl'LOUt
k
CAMEK0.1
USUI
ED.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
A
man
sjwtces"
i
of
the
the
rcat
deniisi.
open
NOW
that
11
divorce
may
lie!
.Warned
in
South.
Africa.
Tut1
liirleen
s'hillinss,
a
con.ideralib-1
ewls
n)a
he
ejietcd
to
thai,
country
from
eastern
,
Canada.
1
IlliV.
II.
It.
tJrant,
foriiierly
o
this.
city,
joined
Ihe
curling
eliibj
$1
tVrt
VVilliiun
and
ery
oop(
aCltttwunls
u.lnnlled
neatly
lU
ru;w.
memiiers
to
his
eoiurega-llon.
Apparently
curlints
i
some
kind
of
rolipion.
SIM'.B
Badminton
haf
been
pbived
iH,.llii
tlattieirat
hall,
iliis
said
mure
interest
is
heins
taken
In
Anglican
church
work.
SOMH
false
prophet
says
I
he
end
of
biddx-d
hair
Is
in
sight.
And
perhaps
he
was
corrt-cl
at
H'fL
I
AM
thinkine
how.
much
het
ier
oft-1
should
be,
If
tlierp
were
not
so
many
yoj.
causes
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
KNOW
a
man
who
think
lie
The
llazeltan
llorl
irultural
A--ltu.
uolliiiu
"le
but'
work
all
ocialion
s
.in
nu
1
fl.ivver
showldH.v
uyd
niht.
hut
fails
to
im
will
lake
nine
on
'Auaust
20.i:uVss
Ins
iieiuhlHirs
witli
the
ftel
1
lie
Association
has
elHCleit
oj-
fleers
for
llie-
year
us
fulhiws;
President,
Mi,"
II.
C.
Wrineh.
M.L.A.:
v
ice.presHent.
Mrs.
H.
Peter
Jobs,
known
natives
ll
ied
one
of
of
thi
Die
best
lust
Tuesday
noiriiimr.
district,
The
sehtol
la
for
Xew
Hazel
ton
district
has
Im-kii
increase!
this
yea;-
from
.:
to
mills
a
a
result
of
having
h
new
school
and
lieio
raisfsl
in
a
hiphef
jrrade.
A
daughter
was
born
on
Pep-
pricos
have
taken
n
drou
Niov
whnu
I
have
luin.lie.i
years
or
j'arpent:
secretary
trrH-urer,
A.i.e
to
huy
one.
h.
laleoner;
esecuiive
.oniuiit-tee-
the
officers
and
B.
I.
Biiden
Hint
Mrs.
YV.
II.
.Slmriw.
saved
for
a
s...
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shall
In
BATTALION.
ORDERS
Dy
Ifieul.
Colonel
.1.
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Dfficer
couiiimiiding
If
I
Bat-Nation
North
B.C.
Iliiiieii..
i
tu2nd
Bu.
ClkF.j
Parade.
Battalion
muster
parade
in
Ihe
Armoury.
Mondav
ciening.
at
st
p.m.
to
he
folhiwed
tit
Mli
p.m.
by
a
leelure
on
"Dtseipline"
hy
lntlaiu
IMlt.
A
ineeltns
of
the
officers'
in.-s
will
h
held
after
parade.
All
tneniliers
of
the
reginir.t
We,
reipinsted
to
attend
a
general
meeting
in
Up
Armoury
afte.
parade,
ou
Motiday.
evening.
Isisnnl
seelidn
parade
for
in-Mructnin
ediie.Jay
a;
X
tun.
Musketry.
Muiialiue
rai'ge
prtiftice,
Friday
at
8
pjit.
Annual
inspection:
Alt
those
jneinhers
of
the
regitnent
ali.ni;
Without
leave
front,
the
annu;
inspection.
Fehruay
II.
are
instructed
to.
report
their
reasons
for
absence
forthwith,
in
writing,
or
personally
lo
the
Adjutant.
Those
failing,
to
report.
ir
giving
unsatisfactory
raoiis
abenee
will
be
struck
off
for
fee-
strength.
Orderly
officer
for
the
week
ending
Saturday,
Fehruary
27:
iJeul.
II.
Floyd.
(htyly
Sertgeanl.:
Sergeant:
flrderly
Sergl:
Sergt.
Young-man.
S.
D.
JOHNSTON,
Major
and
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Atlacheu
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Day!
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work
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working
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