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Tuesday,
March
23,
1920.
Tide
Turning
Toward
Canada.
The
tide
is
turning
towards
Canada
and
people
from
flu
umiru
maies
win
ue
coining
nere
in
large
numbers
ibis
year,
according
to
the
vice-president
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
who
is
in
charge
of
the
immigration
department
of
the
line,
rarniers
from
the
other
Mde
are
looking
for
new
locations
and
Canada
is
beckoning
to
them.
Every
yeir
a
number
of
land
seekers
come
from
across
the
boundary
but
this
year
more
than
eyer
will
buy
farms
in
this
country
or
take
up
homestead.
British
Columbia
ha-?
ha4
Us
American
invasions
and
we
are
always
glad
to
see
them
come.'
We
want
good
American:
as
citizens
for
.hey
are
adapted
to
life
in
the
wet.
Brilifh
Col
umbia
is
gelling
a
good
many
now.
That
is
what
Vancouver,
prosperous.
t
.'
..-...'
.'
.
i
Always
Will
Be
Ah
Interchange.
,
There
will
always
be
n
number
of
Canadians
country
lor
the
states.
The
interchange
from
one
is
making
leave
this
country
lo
me
inner
win
he
more
or
less
;ciiilinuOiij
but
not
constant.
tonie
times
it
will
be
more
rapid
than
others.
When
ou
country
is
prosperous
Ihe
trend
will
be
in
that
direction
null
nothing
in
the
world
will
siop
iU
.
We
are
Hjcb
near
neighbor-
that
we
cannot
Jive
lives
our
wholly
apart.
Naturally
we
are
one
but'
politically
we
are
separated
by
an
imaginary
line
which
is
easily
crossed.
.
.
'
Just
now
it
seems
as
if
it
was
lo
lie
Canada's
turn.
Tin
ti.de
of
progress
is
setting
this
way4,
and
the
people
will
come.
Talk
Of
Quota
Is
Much
Too
Previous.
The
suggestion
that
there
bea
quota'esLiblished
against
all
but
British'
counjries
foolish"
jps'l
now.
We
want
population.
0;ir
waste
places
need
filling
and
when
there
are
people
in
need
ofjarni
homes
it
would
be
ajfno'U
criminal
to
deny
them
the
land,
jr
we
fill
these
lands
wiih.h
whife
population
the
Oriental
menace
will
disappear
but
as
loqg
as
the
country
is
not
inhabited
there
is
a
great
temptation
lo
tlie-pcople
across
Ihe
Pacific
to
use
tbem.
We
cannot
act
the
part
of
the
dog
in
the
manger
Either
we.
must
rill
up
the
vacant
lands
or
allow
lhne
who
wish
In
come
in,
and
that
will
be
Orientals.
Ppwer
Will
Be
Next
Proposition,
,
The
jlexl
big
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
In
tackle
will
be
the
matter
of
souring
an
adequate,
supply
of
power
for
all
purpose
When
the
elevator.
is
operating
,mj.d
Ihe
new
Big
Bav
lumber
mill
is
completed
and
using
U;ctric
power
and
all
the
othe
demands
are
benig.Mipj.llwJ
there,
will
be
lio
power
left
to'
offer
new
iuduAlrie.
The
queslionvlil
then,
arise
as
to'
what
step
shall
be
taken.
.
,
1
If
il'is
found
possible
lo
induce
some,
big
concern
to
come
hti,r
and
develop
a
hydro-electric
power
at
the
Eetnl!
River
surti
as
could
supply
the
whole
neiehborhond.
Prince
Rupert
wollld
do
well
I
o
offer
every
encouragement
lo
Ihe
scheme
Uiifortunnlely
the
experiences
of
the
past
have
made
people
wj.ilimoiif;
doubtful
about
com
jng
here
lo
spend
il
However
jusl'jiow
people
are
turning
their
attention
to
this
centre
and
it
s
ijol
wll
improbable
that
some
concern
mav
be
induced
to
mate
hexo.
At
any
rate
it
would
be
worth
while
tning
lo
get
8
'
theii
interested.
If
noii
Ma
feeling
wak!
BOVRIL
will
strengthen
ijou
BEEF
INTO
YOU
'RUPERT
BEING
1
MENTIONED
IN
.LONDON
TIMES
The
London
Times
trade
sup-
!
piemen
t
has
a
special
item
on
1
Prince
Itupert
from
its
special
correspondent
at
HdnioiilQU
wlucli
follows:
"Prince
llnpert,
British
Columbia's
northerly
port,
mid
possessor
of
one
of
the
finest
deep
water
harbors
in
Ihe
world.
I
anxious
to
handle
a
part
of
Ihe
prairie
wheat
crop.
"The
Prince
llnpert
hoard
of
trade
has
'appealed
for
(lie
cooperation
of
various
inland
hoards
of
trade
in
its
projected
campaign
lo
divert
some
of
Ihe
prairie
what
lo
the
northern
tidewater
outlet.
The
elevator
there
can
store
1,250,000
bushels
of
wheat,
andvl'rinee
llnpert
is
Ihe
nearest
port
in
British
Columbia
lo
the
Liverpool
market.
"Prince
Ituperl
was
formerly
Ihe
terminus
of
the
O.T.P.
Ily.
across
Canada.
It
passed
under
Canadian
National
Railways
control
when
the
laltcr
concern
look
over
the
old
railway,
and
there
isj
a
possibility
It
may
become
a'
very
busy
port
in
the
near
fu
ture,
should
the
Peace
River
rail
out
lei
be
via
Prinze
Itupert
in
slead
of
via
Vancouver.
LITERARY
SOCIETY
OF
UNITED
.
CHURCH
MEETS
Several
Interesting
Topics
Dis
cussed
Mostly
of
Historical
Nature
There
was
a
very
interest
hip
meetlne;
last
eveninsr
of
the
Lit-
crary
and
Alhletic
Sociulv
re-
itently
orsanired
at
the
.
United
Church.
Air
address
was
then
V
W.
fi.
Walford
on
Prince
Bu-
ner!.
the
man
after
wliom
this
oily
is
named,
and
also
a
short
iccount
of
the
manner
of
naming
the
city
was
included.
Miss
Haddock
gave
an
Inter
estin?
read
in?
"The
Corn
Flower."
He.v.
n.
O.
Backer
cave
a
short
skelrti
of
Urate's
expedition
as
far
north
as
Oreaon.
This
-was
(be
first
of
a
series
of
addresses
Ion
the
history
of
the
Pacifiu
Coast.
The
next
will
be
on
thi
Hussian
expedition
under
The
eveninz
concluded
with
o
indoor
baseball
match
in
tho
gymnasium
in
wliicb
Jim
Thnmn
son's
Slut?ers
competed
with
Art
Lancaster'
Hiinners.
l"nftitun
alely
the
score-keeper
became
so
interested
in
the
game
thai
h-forgot
to
keep
score
and
(he
game
was
declared
a
draw.
CHALLENGE
OF
TODAY
First
of
Series
of
Lectures
Qlven
at
Corner
Club
Last
Night
Lat
night
Ihe
Parlor
of
th
Baptist
Church
was
well
filled
to
liear
ftev.
h.
O.
Turner
open
a
series
of
four
lecturen
on
I'ho
(Ihallense
of
Toilay.'-I'nder
the
caution
"The
Chal
lenging
Principle,"
the
speaker
In
an
eloquent
and
lucid
manner
sho'wed
that
the
underlritur
nrin-
e)ple
that
advatx-
cJviliiailon
wan
reverance
for
personality,
tjuatfng
thtj
great
minds
of
the
pnF
ages
he
s!ifAv.-d
tfiat
they
taught
Ihi
principle
to
he
the
rrrei
or
all
progress
and
mora:
developuienl.
Jleverance
forper-spnalily
was
also
ope
of
Ihe
basic
principles
of
Christianity
fully
exemplified
in
tiie
life
of
its
rounder.
,
During
the
evening
Miss
KlUa-Ix'th
McLeod
delighlwJ
the
audience
with
a
Scoltish
characler
sonp.
Mrs.
II.
Walker
accompanying.
Next
Monday
the
second
of
the
serjes
will
he
presented,
The
Challenge
of
New
F.xlernal
Conditions"
belnjf
the
subject
VICTORIA
ROTARY
CLUB
RAISING
FUND
TO
ORGANIZE
A
BAND
VICTOIIIA.
March
23.
Tho
Rolary
Club
of
this
city
has
decided
lo
raise
a
fund
of
82.0M)
for
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
munlcial
band
which
will
give,
entertainments
in
the
city.
Tho
city
Is
being
asked
to
donate
000
for
the
same
purpose,
the
fund
lo
be
administered
by
a
I
Joint
committee
of
the
club
and
city
council.
The
main
Idea
of
Ihe
hand
will
be
to
nrovlde
muln
In
the
city
parks,
INSURANCE
MEN
ENJOY
VISIT
.
Visit
Local
Industries
and
Looked
AfUr
by
Prominent
-
Citizens
An
tMtgjite
and
two
-
coaches
having
fetn
prpMded
for
their,
use,
the
Onsal.
Wi
st
L'ifi
ASMir-anee
patty,
which
isiled
the
my)
yesterday
afternoon,
was
given1
he
opportunity
of
visitlna
thej
Canadian
Pjsji
Cold
Slorase:
Co.
plant
at'
Seat
Cove,
where
fisli
handling
operations
were
in
yrtwrcss,
ami,
tin'
Canadian
ov-1
eminent
.Mercliant
Marine
dry!
dock
where
vvofli
on
several
ves-j
sets
was
iiudei'
way.
At
the
Hold
Storage
plant
Ihe
party
was
met
by
T.
II.
Jolinson.
manager,
and
exleinteil
eery
c.
nrlesy.
At
Hie
dry
dock,
similar
courtesies
were
extended
by
A.
Iv
Baiell-lones.
chief
engineer,
nilirtr
Jopl
persons
who
assisted
with
tiie
reception
io
I
lie
visiUirs
were
Mayor
-Newton.
.
II.
Tohey.
C.Njl.
supeHuUnuleaL
B.
F.
Mc-Naughlon,
district
passenRoi
agent,
'.
(.
I
'dlloq,
net
pit
president
of
the
boa
nl
of
trade,
no!
.
K.
i.aniphell.
David
Thoiijou.
It.
P.
Tinker
anil
J.
Field
Strang.
Tin-
parly
sai!'d
at
0
oVIoek
!
fir
Ocean
Falls
and
Victoria
on
the
steamer
Prirci?
Rupert.
Tby
are
due
at
the
capital
al
V
o'-
loj'k
I
OJJlOIIIlW
lllirl'lllllK.
NELLIE
McCLUNG
GIVES
ADDRESS
TO
GYROS
AT
EDMONTON
THIS
WEEK
F.MIU.NTUN.
Mar-h
2.1.Tht
.he
liyro
Club
take
a
stand
with
regard
to
the
el
-vation
of
pulilj.
morals,
was
iirn-d
by
Mr.
.Nellie
L.
MciJitii'.
MJ.
A.,
in
mi
uddress!
lo
local
iiyros
ut
their
wcekl
uuichi
on
I
bin
week.
"We
need
a
nw
sj.imlArd
of
morality,
to
keep
jari
with
riWMl-em
scientific
dcYfdopmnl,
Mrs.
Mct'luna
dnclHred.
"and
one
f
the
limits
most
urgently
required
i
a
rmcIht
uiidcrstaiulinK
iif
siria
rusponsibilit).
parlien-larly
toward
the
rising
generation."
There
wa
a
itapger
in
lljeme
Jays
of
ease
am)
comfort
of
jmmi-ple
beco
miiss
soft
enwi
and
lo-1
Jn
altogether
the
fine
pioneer
:
wa."
Chief
Burnett
stated.
"Mo-
spirit
that
has
built
up
the
west.
j
'tiers
go
out
leaving
their
loved
.
.
...
....
'11.
I.
Ill
.......
.in
Hwufccuing
oi
plllilic
euil-
iikii
ru
k'vm-ii
iii.
i
o
i-iiiiu
iohj
racnl
was
ueiwled.
Mrs.
OCIung's
well
received
by
(be
members.
who
extend",!
her
hearty
thanks.
MILLION
STILL?
FOR
MAKING
SAMAGON
IN
UKRAINE
ARE
TAKEN
Opposition
to
Vodka
Monopoly
Is
Shown
Throughout
Soviet
Russia'
MOSCOW',
M
ireb
2.
War
ban
been
declared
ley
Husriuu
moon-
sliiners
on
itn
covernmeiit
vodka
monopoly,
since
Uie
goei-nme.i;
ib-ciiled
to
manufacture
and
rl
for.'y
per
rent
voijkn
to
J
he
puh-
llp-
lale
;Jiui(rltV
'nave
confisiated
tens
of
IhousaniU
of
illicit
MtHU
in
the
villages,
and
Ihe
pj-aicmiry
seeni
nio're
determined
than
ever
to
comhal
the
governim-nt
vodkn,
with
ijfQit
own
liijmpiij'jyi.
litis-!
sian
hinie-brew
1
cfajlwl
"sama-K'on."
II
can
he
made
and
sold
al
one-half
the
government
price
lor
vodKa.
i
The
sainayon
moon-shiners
are
operalinn
throughout
Itussia.
In
the
I'kianie
alone
more
than
I,-OOU.onn
illicit
stills
,U
beei.
'nnfisiated.
SCORES
M
WOMEN
WHO
LEAYE
THEIR
CHILDREN
Fire
Chief
Says
Danger
Is
Great
For
Those
Left
Locked
In
House'
OTTAWA,
March
22.Oltawa
women
who
o
to
the
movies
in
the
afternoon
leaving
flmlr
ttiinti
children
locked
up'
at
home
are
not
only
careless
but
are
heartless,
according
to
Fire
Chief
Robert
BurneM.
who
Is
very
much
concerned
for
Hie
safely
of
lillln
For
Sore
Throat
ftb
throat
tn4
ehttt
with
Vlfb;ramr
wtl
w.fin
n.nntl.
Iii
coufcU
4irt
ila
(lallc4li4tbMrbtl
bring.
w.UvOM
llC
WICKS
w
VapoRub
OMF.
people
know
too
little
tit
a
whole
lot
know
too
much.
I'Fopl.K
who
make
promises
and.
fireHk
Hind
are
destined
to
it'
swallowed
Hp
by
oblivion.
IIU-ipryiwill
no
recmd
their
iuniii.
'Yt)
fyd
P)'l
jresulljk
from
your
pines.
wri.iicm
on
n
shear,
ul
ID.
11.1
...I....
Yi
'
t!
.
11'
iii'ii
wiit:ii
ioi"
UOIlt)
lp
rows
Ihem
m
the
flovc,
the
fire
will
just
roar.
vvm
stiouid
a
person
expect
chicken
in
chicken
soup
any
more
(ban
he
should
expeel
lo
find
dojr
in
dopr
hiscuils?
'
iniiir.ii.vi.iv
uoe
mot
ever
make
my
head
ache,
remarked
Jake,
on
the
contrary.
YOU
have
all
beard
iiIhiiiI
the
hoy
who
swallowed
poison
and
whose
father
sent
a
hurried
call
Ui
Ihe
doctor
nnd
asked
him
to
send
an
anecdote.
O.NH
of
Ihe
Insurance
men
who
was
here
yesterday
lobl
about
having
approached
a
darkv
about
iiisuritifr
his
wife.
"o
sab,"
wa,
Ihe
reply,
"
ain't
none
loo
af
at
home
as
It
Ik."
I
GAX
pel
lo
like
ajnWt
any-one
except
(be
man
Who
parks
his
Jighlcd
claarcle
op
the
cdsre!
of
my
sideboard
with
liie
liffliled'
pari
nanKlnjr
over.
TUB
nthnr
lay
Jhere
was
4
Beolclunun
cliose
for
hit
bride
a
curly
headed
FiikIisIi
lady
When
asked
why
he
married
ho.
he
laid
it
wa
to
avoid
the
ex-
PROTECTOR
CHILDHOOD.
In
those
first
months
when
baby
is
put
on
artificial
food
on
Doctor's
orders
Eagle
Brand
is
indeed
the
guardian
of
the
iittle
one's
very
lifel
But
it
can
be
relied
upon,
absolutely,
if
feeding
instructions
are
carefully
followed.
For
three
generations
Eagle
Brand
has
been
the
first
thought
of
Mothers
unable
to
nurse
their
child.
Its
guaranteed
purity,
absolute
uniformity
and
the
ease
with
which
it
is
digested
by
baby
make
it
a
perfect
food.
Mulhett
wilt
ofprtciat
a
cvpy
of
our
Baby
Wrlort
Book
and
our
Baby
Rteord
BnoX.
Both
frf
on
rt
uf.
Writ
Tht
Bonltn
Co.
Umittd,
Vuneouttr.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prlnca
Rupert
March
23,
1010.
j
On
account
of
ihe
fiheimen'
strike,
skippers
and
enyuieern.
ol
the
lied
up
hiiaN
are
puiiip
ie
put
out
lo
sen
and
carry
on
fish-:
iiiif
with
lontt
line
haulers
in-
'
Mead
of
dunes,
thus
rolling!
down
Ihe
number
of
m;n
it
is
neeesary
lo
carry.
.
llCWiiise
.of
difficulties
Willi
eonlraclors.
It.
II.
JlcOinni,
pen.
eral
manaarer
ofvthe
iMJIy
Yarden
Mines,
,,.,
bas,leeide,
that
n)
rojitracl
will
bo
iel
for
the
buljd.
itiK
of
the
dock
and
road
nl
Alice
Arm
bul
thai
Ihe
company
will
do
IJie
work
llself.
A
bill
is
before
the
lcirml.-itnrA
lp
he
Ihe
city
of
Prince
llnpert;
authority
to
sell
serial
bond
in'
placp
of
the
old
sinklns?
fund
ib-benlures.
Subscrilm
to
the
Dally
New.
Tic
standard
of
purity
for
over
160
years
mus&
Una
H4$
EAGLE.
BRAND
(CONDENSED
MIIH
)
ones.
'Somelbuig
should
be
done
jper.c
of
n
permanent
wave
on
to
protect
the
children
of
Olla-
the
pirU
of
the
expc
led
family.
JAKF.
want
to
know
if
tliaj
reason
Canadian
voimL
men
sn
j
play
around
for
a
while
and
find
'south
in
to
gel
away
from
tht
ad.lrcss
was!
-nalches.
ami
in
a
twinkling
will
set
fire
In
the
house
and
thus
be
at
the
mercy
of
Ihe
flames."
Chief
Burnett
aid
that
in
some
cases
mothers
go
out
lo
a
theatre
or
o
shopping,
leaving
an
infanl
at
home
sleeping.
If
fire
breaks
out
thai
baby
wnuld'nt
have
a
chance,
and
ll's
lime
something
should
lie
done
about
il."
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
boojte
area.
I
can't
say.
Jake.
I'erhaps
they
are
trying
to
avoid
Ihe
snakes
MIHLS
often
turn
a
deaf
ear
to
a
man
who
is
a
loud
dner.
.
1'OOIt
fih
U
a
erenlurewilh
loud,
body,
arm
ami
Icn,
hut
no
brain.
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