PAGE
TWC:
.
"
The
Daily
News
ipH!NUBhUPERT
-
BHITISIJ
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon;
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
K;:pcrt
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
City
Delivery,
hy
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
$1.00
fcy
mail
to
all
parts
of
(he
British
Empire
and
the
United
Slate,
in
advance,
per
year
v
,
.
,
$0.00
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50
Transient
Display
Advertising.
...
$1.
4U
per
inrh
per
insertion
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page
...$2.80
per
inch
Local
Header?,
per
insertion
25c
per
line
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per
word
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
Ific
per
agate
lim
Contract
Hates
on
Application,
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
ii
jiim
.sinisiieu
Wnn
ine
poncy
or
ihe
parly.
-
98
-
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
JCDtTlOA
Thursday.
Feb.
18,
1926.
Exploration
Of
Farthest
North.
Another
flying
expedition
is
lo
go:
to
he
farthest
north
tin
year.
Lieutenant
Leigh
Wade,
uue
of
Ihe
joiing
flyers
who
spent
a
lew
dajs
hero
when
on,
their
way
round
the
world,
is
to
head
the
expedition
and
his
assistant
here
will
.".till
he
his
assist
am
in
Ihe
tar
north.
e
shall
watch
with
interest
this
attempt
lo
explore
ine
polar
regions.
Exception
is
sometimes
taken
to
the
money
and
lives
given
in
attempts
lo
explore
Ihe
polar
regions.
While
we
do
not
agree
with
governments
undertaking
such
work,
we
see
no
reason
why
private
individuals
or
associations
should
not
spend
their
money
that
way
if
they.
wish.
JL
will
develop
the
art
of
flying,
will
develop
the
h;rrdihood
of
Ihe
race
and
may
result
in
some
material
Lenefit
of
which
we
are
at
present
ignorant
Electrical
Phenomena
May
Be
Explored.
While
we
have
no
iden
what
Wade's
idea
is
in
exploring
the
north,
il
i
o-ible
thai
some
explorer
in
the
near
future
may
learn
something
about
the
aurora
horealis
and
other
electrical
phenomena
of
the
Arctic
regions.
They
may
alo
learn
to
eouUol
it,
which
i
after
all
the
chief
reason
for
investigation.
First
we
gel
knowledge
of
how
and
why
and
then
we
learn
lo
coutrol
or
to
utilize.
Another
Technical
Jail
Delivery.
A
Chine.se
who
was
found
with
opium'
in
his
possession
at
Porl
F.ssinglon
has
heen
allowed
lo
go.
free
by
Chief
Justice
Hunter.
This
is
another
technical
case
and
is
one
of
a
long
series
that
have
caused
much
worry
to
the
law
officers
of
the
crown.
Mi
other
judge
seems
to
find
these
appeal-
legal
and
the
criminal;
class
always
try
to
gfct
their
cases
before
the
chief
justice,
it
is
noticed
During
the
war
when
Mr.
Justice
Martin
iiisjste4
on
lakinc
aclftir
which
was
not
in
the
best
iiitei
c-ls(lf
Ihe
country.
In"
wan
quickly
relieved
of
his
commission
as
judge
of
Ihe
prize
coon,
inai
was
m
war
lime.
ltveem
a
pity
Dial
ther
is
not
some
such
peace
lime
power
Ural
would
give-the
Ottawa
government
power
to
act
similarly.
Gullible
Public
Easily
Fooled.
'
'
Yesterday
a
report
of
a
case
In
England
showed
how
gullible
people
are.
It
is
easy
to
fool
them.
It
is
a
simnle
matter
for
a
Ponzi
or
some
other
clever
schemer
lo
lake
awav
their
Few
Reach
Forty
Sound
and
Well
do
not
think
of
yourself
YOU
as
being
unfit
and
yet
you
may
not
be
getting
the
most
out
of
life
on
account
of
"minor
ills,"
which
if
neglected
develop
.into
serious
disease.
1
Too
little
exercise,
too
much
heavy
eating
ana
soon
there
is
torpid
Jiver,
cpnstipa-tion
of
the
bowels
and
derangements
of
the
kidneys.
YOU
may
never
have
realized
thii
fart.
But
it
is
well
known
to
th
medical
protein
ion
more
especially
to
those
who
are
asaoclated
with
life
insurance
examination.
Later-developments
are
Bright's
disease,
diabetes,
high
blood
pressure
and
hardening
of
the
arteries.
The
greatest
preventive
is
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills.
By
correcting
the
minor
tils
they
bead
off
serious
trouble.
As
a
regulator
of
the
liver,
kidneys
and
bowels
this
medicine,
has
an
un-
jjui
tuieueu
record.
Dr.Chase'sKidney-LiverPills
35c
a
box,
all
dealera
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chaae
Medidc
Co..
Limited
Toronto,
2,
Canada.
'
OPTIMISTIC
ADDRESS
BY
"
Ian
evtdnj
It
Hi
he
people-
111
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
WAS
(the
pMVyljjee
were
alive
ami
milk
HEARD
BY.
LOCAL
GYROS
ing
demands.
'
!
Local
Conditions
(continued
from
jage
one)
!
)
ia.tl
iu
vvi!!io:il
condition
,
,
.
,
,
in
Prime
ftupertv
Mr.
Jlanson
"
re
arming
ami
.lairyinB
of
lntral.
,
thai
H.o
fi'vx
...
......
'
.
'
.hardy
pioneers
who
lining
on
M",1,,'u
'"'"
J
,um
Vo.il.f
....,
il..
t
,vn
I
n
......
.
k
forlunatrty
Mil.
lihrnwri
l
f.ili.oli..
ih
fa.....
.lia-
'
"r
4IU
"IlliVUHII
nun
niv
on
u
.
,
J.
a
.
the
tine
lipiirtmotit
of
Ajjricul
were
a
great
many
more
p1.as.s!-Mui,,n'
,
a,p
1
than
in
any
or
the
agricultural!
f"lV,,,c?1,l'
0V"r
'
I
llupwt
ivi
provinces
provinces
of
of
the
(lie
prairies.
prairie.,
j
f
riiiee
.
.
?"
,
In
nunititf.
the
slliwitinu
ira
similar.
Though
ItritUh
Odunw
jprospenly
biu
had
originally
attained
its
reputation
as
a
miniqj?
province
Uirotiish
the
placers
of
the
Cariboo,
every
mineral,
hasn
and
precious,
with
the
possible
exception
of
diamonds.were
wow
mined
in
the
province.
Moreover,
the
mines'
were
located
from
one
end
of
the
province
lo
the
olher
and
in
all
districts.
Problems
arising
In
connection
with
mineral
development
were
transportation,
smelters,
trails,
etc.
After
all.
one
of
Ihe
main
problems
of
government
was
the
development
of
such
natural
resources.
in-
iisuin?,
mere
was
also
a
wide
variance
of
activity
includ
ing
the
supervision
of
sport
ing
and
commercial
fisheries.
I'here
were
also
ihe
prohlems
in
connection
with
game
which
was
a
source
of
rucreation
lo
Hie
people,
aji
attraction
for
tourists
and
a
foni'merrial
pursuit
in
'he
fur
trade.
Last
Timber
Stand
riien
there
was
the
tremen
dous
problem
of
Ihe
timber
tnaib-all
the
mow
important
fliroif-'h
the
fact
that
forest
in
other
parts
of
America
were
now
de-
pieien
or
O"ario?
VfetHetion
and
in
Ilrilish
Columbia
there
re-uiainiHl
the
last
great
stand
l!
limber
on
the
continent.
l'rngre
of
a
country
cam?
pot
by
accideut
but
business
co-
operaiion
and
government
assistance
played
a
great
part
sai
l
Mr.
Maiison.
From
the
govern
-nienf
stamliMJiiit
in
Kritish
Cd-
Umbii
it
meant
that
the
various
department
were
injy
six
la
every
week
and
every
hutir
of
(
day.
Ihe
faet
that
the
great
hulk
Of
the
population
of
the
pmyinve
was
roucentrate
in
Ihe
three
cities
of
Vancouver.
Victoria
aliil
.New
'estmiiiter
and
that
ls
than
one
per
cent
of
I
lie
area
of
Hie
province
was
municipalized
made
the
task'
of
the
central
government
of
Hritish
Columbia
much
grealer
than
in
Eastern
hard-earned
cash.
II
is
being
done
in
Prince
Hupert
ver-
oflenfllJrwv'nces
when
a
mueh
rialr
a
is
easy
io
earn
niojiey
and
.not
difficult
to
save,
ml
to
invest
wisely
and
well
is
the
hardest
thing
in
Ihe
world.
Ther
are
so
many
pitfalls
mi
every
hand
and
so
many
clever
rogue
that
the
inexperienced
and
untrained
investor
has
little
chance
of
making
goid.
We
have
often
Suggested
that
a
person's
banker
is
Ihe
Lest
j.dmcr
in
regard
tn
invesliug
niftnev.
At
any
rate
he
will
be
likely
to
keep
hi
client
on
the
safe
side."
Liberal
Turns
To
Conservatives.
Sir
Alfred
Moud,
for
many
years
among
the
leaders
of
Liberalism,
has
changed
his
party
and
thrown
in
his
lot
with
the
Conservative,
lje
is
uo
in
sympathy
Willi
the
party
which
he
has
left,
so
will
oppose
Ihein.
That
was
the
honest
thing
for
Sir
Alfred
to
do.
There
are
in
the
Liberal
party
here
many
who
should
be
in
Jhe
Conservative
ranks
and
there
are
a
lot
of
people
calling
themselves
Conservatives
.who
really
belong
on
the
Liberal
side.
A
readjust-menf
swuis
necessary.
The
old
lines
of
cleavage
have
changed
and
with
ttiem
should
change
the
people
who
fo"rlv
held
to
ihe
pHheies
which
the
parties
represented.
People
often
change
Iheip
minds,
but
thev
hesilnle
about
c
iai.gHig
tbHir
parties.
yh
jllis
sj.oukl
be
is'nol
al
all
plain.
i.
siioiiiu
aie
a
simple
tiling
to
mov
from
one
side
to
the
olher
area
was
municipalized.
Wher
municipalities
were
established.
I
here
were
governments
to
re
lieve
the
provincial
government
hut
111
other
parts
the
pejili
were
demanding
and
deserving
as
mueh
attention
even
mor.
"
M
......
man
in
me
cuies.
w
itn
more
Ifian
Vi)
per
ceni
of
the
province
giving
no
municipal
assistance,
there
was
indeed
a
tremendou-
proniem
wiiieh
added
greatly
to
li''
work
of
the
croverriuienl.
Progress
of
Decade
Mr.
Manson
then
proceeded
ui
review
some
or
itie
progress
tfiat
liad
been
made
hy
the
pro-.viime
flnring
the
past
ten
yearK.
Tboucli
Canada,
of
whirh
Itritit
Qp.luivbia
was
a
part,
had
gone
through
the
trying
times
of
the
rt-ar
and
hud
been,
during
a'l
thai
period,
a
paying
nation
whereas
United
Slate
had
hen
a
receiving
nation
and
had
pilot
Up
a
staggering
national
debt,
although
tliirty
per
cent
more
ii.p
rplurned
ty
ltriUsh
tk.lumbia
from
Ihe
war
than
wenLJo
II
and
in
-pile
of
other
great
difrieul-!
lies,
there
had
been
unmistakable
signi"
of
progress.
School
popu-j
lation
had
inrre.ise.l
fir.
nee
cini
!...:..
.1
t
...
..,m
u,r
jiasi
ten
years,
agri-iown
cultural
iroduction
had
increased
hy
leap
and
hounds,
shipping
arid
the
grain
movement
had
jumped,
lumber
production
had
increased
i0
a
stupendous
level,
the
industrial
payroll
of
the
pro
vince
had
risen
from
78,7rin,oon
in
I1M7
to
IG2,fiO
in
ll25,
min
eral
production
had
increase,!
mini
ifl.ooo.noo
to
r..uOu,ooo
in
a
single
year
from
JU21
to
lt25
and
induolrial
stocks
had
risen
on
the
markets.
These
Ihings
ought
all
lo
bo
mailers
oi
(encouragement
for
the
nennle
here.
Mr.
Manson
referred
briefly
to
the
proress
of
evolution
in
tran
importation
methods,
first
ther
had
been
the
highways
and
then
had
come
lb
day
of
the
railway.
Now
1
he
tendency
was
hark
Ihe
highways.
The
tarl
Dial
the
province
of
Urilish
Columbia,
wiili
a
populanon
of
fioo.000
pen
pie
had
an
invesimeiii
of
riG
000.000
dollars
m
highways
was
Of
Ihe
Club
m
il
midst
"
of
.fThtv
filial
l
iA
1
14
Pnivt
-llld
II
,
H
....
AS
I
.
.
......
I
lk
lure
in
Hnlili
Columbia
there,..
r
"r
i.Muuson,
i
1
aiii,.jui
iu
a
iifjii
j
was
that
i
i.i
til
mIiTv
province
a
share
which
it
so
far
has
not
en
joyed.
We
should
be
alhe
ah
Ihe
lime
to
Ih4.
possibitilicii
ami
iinhuoi
willi
optimism
ami
mi
one
should
lake
a
greater
interest
in
the
development
of
tills
place
than
you
young
men
such
as
you
member
of
the
!yro
Club.
If
the
obi
ios
who
Have
gone
through
things
m
prince
Itupert
that
it
i
perhaps
just
as
well
you
have
not
gone
throng1.
can
no
longer
show
enthuiam,
you
should
jump
in
and
carry
on
You.
I
-ay,
can
force
development
in
spite
of
difficulties
that
uiav
iseeni
lo
he
in
your
way.
I
Her
stiuuhl
be
no
limit
to
your
confidence.
CnniHiic
ihe
hinterlamj
of
Vancouver
and
your
own
hinterland,
lying
back
ot
this
city
ol
Prince
Hupert
its
wide
valley
and
its
wonderful
possimlftieji
fo;
industrial
development.
Why
you
have
right
at
your
hack,
doof
a'
the
resources
of
an
Empire.
All
that
you
iteol
is
inisinesK
common
sense
ami
nerg
.
(iovern-nients
must
giv'e
ymi
what
you
need
if
you
force
your
demand
based
on
business
reitson.
Take
ivart
I
ay
you
young
men
in
the
public
affairs
of
your
city,
join
ibe
I
km
i
d
of
Trade,
make
yourselves
fell
in
every
way
possihle
and
Ihe
city
of
Prince
Hupert
will
tie
all
the
lieti.
r
for
having
such
an
oriianiiiii
i.in
s
Ihe
iyrp
HOSPITAL
COMMITTEES
FOR
YEAR
ARE
NAMED
C.
H.
E
kins,
J.
H.
Thompson
and
G.
P.
Tinker
are
Chairmen
of
Executive,
House
and
Finance
Respectively
The
following
standing
committee
toj;
the
var
l!Jii
in
con
nection
with
Ihe
local
lmpital
Iioard
have
heen
iiiiixonted:
liseeulive
1:.
.
Hlkins
(chair-
matt.,
J.
II.
rhomp.on
uihI
Aid.
it.
il.
Steriliens.
House
J.
II.
I
hompson
'ehalr-
m.in
.
the
I.ailies
Auxiliary
r-
pnenlative
to
the
liard
(ehiI
yei
named
.
Aid.
W.
M.
Ilrown,
ir.
II.
I!.
Tremayne
and
"S.
h
Johnstone.
J
nwnw
eommitlee
a.
1.
TIh-
ker
'chairman
.
Aid.
il.
il
StHpheifs,
I.eo
Waugli,
C.
II.
Ill
kins
and
Norman
A.
Wall.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
III
I'KIlT
s;
all
right
fitting
it(ije
lighf
;
Kiion
she
will
go
Higher
than
a
kite.
rnilliiii
(Jlaee
that
nHl
worse.
vv
TIIKIUrs
one
tiling
about
liv
ing
her,
there
are.
idiiiut
ten
THU
height
of
audaeily
is
for
a
man
who
Imys
a
I'ord
to
join
an
autumoliile
iih.
HY
Ihe
by.
it
s
a
dull
day.
Let'
join
-niiielhitig.
ah,
let
m
onganJze.
one
of
our
and
get
elected
president.
--'
STFt0!ItAI'Jli;il8
Jiaye
plenty
of
lime
lo
powder
tjielr
noses
lui'
wlye
who
are
dcdnfr.
housework,
or
minding
tin'
;baby,
never
bother
abont
sin-li
trivialities.
THII
islitor
say
life
W
much
I
no
easy
Jusl
now.
.Nobody
has
complained
of
heing"ltiWcpYiried
for
at
leant
a
week.
-
A
MONO
the
people
I
should
like
to
sc
led
to
siiiiimary
execu-
Ibui
is
my
cook,
my
housekeeper
and
the
person
whoilyyyyM
puts
my
things
.where
I
Cijn'l
firijl
them.
'V)JHTWUAY
I
rforafnt
siune-thing.
I
forgot
to
resolve
to
gjve
up
someihing
during
f.eut.
and
now
its
too
Uff.
j
feel
real
had
about
if
Till:
w
D
id
waihng
for
the
bunnee.
Uui
not
in
Prince
Ilu-
TjOufiarv
rVinua.v
tg
Only
Three
More
Days
in
the
Big
perl.
It
shines
here
day
nighl
Just
about
(he
Maine.
and
I
MAY
not
be
punctual
but
1
Can
say
this
thai
I
never
kept
the
rest
of
the
hoarders
wailing
even
five
minute.
I
10
NT
mind
a
mule
wagginv
his
ears,
but
when
he
backs
up
and
hits
me
a
dirty
one
north
of
my
knee,
I
at
onc
set
about
itn
big
a
few
mule
(ricks
myself.
l.fNO
on
lalk,
Khorl
on
work;
Conversation
people
I.Ike
to
shirk.
A
COimiCSfOMlKNT
want
b
know,
why
boys
leave
home.
I
hould
say
II
is
for
much
die
same
reason
thai
all
the
other
members
of
IJn-
family
leave
home.
T11K
political
pat-lie
keep
tin
lo
dale.
,fu!
before
an
elect
ion
liry
turn
info
petting
parlies.
Kifst
Aimless
Shopper
In
sec
ond
il.il
to
Well,
dear,
ir
you're
not
gnintr
In
buy
anylhmg.
we
might
just
as
well
look
at
some,
thing
more
expensive.
Sale
of
Victor
issssssssssssr:
k
llWklMila.
Ml
Isifa.
7,
i
fi
'
11
1
"T
Three
for
One
Dollar
Records
Double-sided
lO-inch
formerly
75
cents)
This
sale
includes
a
large
list
of
standard
records,
all
bearing
the
Victor
trademark.
Many
artists,
many
titles,
all
bargains!
Select
now
and
get
the
best
ones!
No
more
at
the
price
-when
they
arc
gone.
J
2-inch
size,
doublc-sidcd
Victor
Records
in
this
sale
formerly
$1.50
each
arc
now
79
cents,
or
2
for
$1.50,
At
all
Authorized
"His
MasWs
Voice"
Dealers
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada
.limited
Last
Two
Weeks
of
our
Bier
Sale
WONDERFUL
BARGAINS
IN
DRESSES.
Come
and
see
our
prices.
We
must
have
rporp
fpr
new
toek
EVERYTHING
ON
SALE
We
aim
to
jdeaie
Phone
27.
"DEMERS"
PJO,
Box
327
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
budding
net
door
to
IVurell
Hulcber
Shop,
acro
frnpi
Ibe
Kmpress
IJole)
We
-carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
.,?0C,AL
RO0M
,N
CONNECTIOM
J.m..
James
Zarelll
t
ProprUW