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DAILT
KDITIOM
Tuesday.
March
30,
I9?
British
Settlers
Coming
o
Canada.
&V
few
of
the
earlier
arrivals
?amoug
the
settlers
coming
to
Canada
happened
lo
he
from
olh'er
than
"Hritlh
countries
ami
immediately
there
Vas
an
outcry
from
politician
that
the
country
was
lobe
swamped
willi
foreigners
of
a
low
type.
Now
v
have
an
arrhal
or
four
thousand
of.
which
five-sixths
are
British
and
of
course
nothing
is
said.
Why
all
this
Hiss?
What
is
there
about
the
British
that
i
Mi
niuch
better
than
their
neighbors'?
Why
is
it
necessary-
for
settlers
to
come
from
the
British
isles
when
the
people
of
those
islands
mostly
come
from
fiefniariic
stock?
After
the
first
generation
it
is
practically
impossible
to
tell
them
apart.
As
loughs
we
are
getting
a
good
elasi
of
white1'
people
It
seems
unreasonable
to
worn
because
lueyjiappen
not
to
speak
the
English
language
on
TffrivaL
They
soon
jeani
it
'
Good
Thing
To
Have
-V
'
Local
Shipyard
Busy.
?
This
Spring
has
seen
a
marked
improvement
in
businev
at
thelocal
shipyard.
The
dry
dock
has
been
busy
a
good
deal
of
the
time
and
a
lot
of
repair
wrkjias
been
carried
oilt
here
since,
the
plant
has
been
taken
over
by
the
Canadian
(iovertt
nieut
Merchant
Murine.
The
result
has
been
decidedly
beneficial
io
this
city
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
the
good
"work
will
continue.
We
lake
great
pleasure
in
commending
the
work
of
the
department
in
at
least
realizing
that
it
is
desirable
to
keep
thej
government
plant
uusy
wiui
government
work.
Must
Marry
At
Once
Or
Vacate
Apartments.
"
'
There
i
an
apartment
in
London
occupied
nxtlv
hv
wealthy
bachelors,
who
have
been-served
with
notice
that'
they"
must
either
marry'
or
leave.
Evictions
will
follow
if
the
order
is
not
obeyed.
rllere
is
a
wonderful
example.
This
Englishman
beliees
marti4ge.
like
.children
and
will
not
encourage
young
men
in
uiuiniog
ineir
rnaritai
muics.
j
ncy
may
remain
sinsne
!ui
mev
may.-iMit
uc
lit
apartments
if
they
do.
He
will
lurn
them
mil
and
populate
the
place
with
better,
more
useful
and
happier
people,
he
says.
There
are
a
lot
of
bachelors
in
Prince
Rupert
anil
a
worthy
lot
they
are,
usually,
but
think
how
much
letter
they
would
be
if
Ihey
were
married.
Think
how
much
better
their
living
conditions
would
be
if
they
had
wivef.
to
look,
after
them
and
how
much
happier
if
they
had.
children
bf
their
own.
Bachelor
are
oflen
useful
people,
because
if
there
were
no
bachelors,
there
would
Iw
no'
wedding-.
The
difficulty
with
some
of
Ihem
Is
that
Ihey
are
hard
lo
please
and
a
a
result
they
become
confirmed
bachelors.
The
condition
of
-single
cuscd'-ness
"becomes
chronic
'
.
Council
Divided
On
,
Taxation
Question.
..
-
The
city
council
lasl-night
was,
divided
on
the
question
of
taxation.
There-
is
a
sum
of
f
28,0?0
set
down
in
.the
proposed
estimates
of
which
$10,000
i
dr
resurfacing
the
business
section
of
the
city
with
bituminous
asphalt
and
the
other
the
covering
of
the
residential
streets
wilh
tarvia.
Both
works
are
neeiled
but
how
are
ihey
to
be
paid
for?
The
chairman
of
the
finance
conmiiltee
recommends
that
lhe
money
be
borrowed
aud
paid
back
over
a
period
of
five
years.
Another
part
of
the
.council
i
wholly
opposed
to
that
method.
So
far
as
the
asphalting
of
the
down
town
slreeis
is
con
cerned
it
Will
be
a
great
saving
in
upkeep
during
the
next
few
years
and
should
lal
more
thauJLhe
term
of
the
loan.
The
tar
via
if
different.
It
does
not
last
more
than
two
or
three
Year.
and
perhaps
not
that
without
patching.
To
float
five
vear
bond's
jor
it
womu,
seenr
w
ie
a
misUiKC.
.
,
Keeping
Down
Of
h
"
u'k
..
.
v
Estimates
Necessary.
f
Tilt
member
of
the
rHv
irnniil
Imca
l.onii
taA
..
111.
II,
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
-
-
-
.
"v.......
i.v
M
W
.u.u
null
11117
absolute
necessity
of
keeping
down
the
civic
estimates.
The
tax
TAim
Hfau
Lend
lft.tit.T
adt-onnliifrm'm.-lrt
II..
t
am
t
I
.
.
.v.
.
.
.
i
iiiiiwin
nip
ijviii
iiv
tiir
mi
j'l
ui
rmrill
tswk
on
iiie-Mrrejs
wjnrn
wa
an
ansmuie
iiecessiiy
and
which
ha
given
good
results.
Every
year
there
are
iiumerou
calls
on
the
treasury.
Th
city
asked
to
aid
a
large
number
of
worthy
enterprises,
but
tiuiortunate(y
none
of
lhe
aldermen
can
do
what
they
would
like.
They
are
up
again!
the
unpleasant
fact
that
the
limit
of
luxation
.
i
.
..
.
i
i
.
.
.
.
,
lias
ircu
rrjrnrn
nnu
uiry
nnisi
go
verj'
MOW
in
VOllllg
lhe
peo
ples
money.
BBBBBBBBBIBSB&flBJBBBJBjBfl
"tit,
a
f
rc.Hicmr
GRANT'S
r
Best
Procurable"
Sam
I
flM
am
ouciKAu
IPttre
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
WALES
ISLAND
SALMON
TRAPS
license
should
be
a
matter
of
course
so
loup
as
regulations
have
been
complied
with
by
t(ie
licensees.
Otherwise
there
can
he
no
sururity
for
capital
invest
ed
in
any
llana.iian
industry
of
this
class.
The
Morniu?
Slar
referri'd
jesterday
iu
this
connection
to
the
case
of
the.
Canadian
nshiwr
tkiinpany.
This
company
lnet-
ed
over
f.0.(00
in
building
a
satr
mon
irap.
or
rather
three
separate
traps
at
point
indicated
ami
apj'toxed
oo
the
official
assurance
from
the
IKiparlment
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
that
a
license
would
be
isnel
for
their
operation.
They
were
operated
for
one
season:
ami
then
the
Detriment
refused
to-
renew
the
license,
giving
as
a.
reason
that
it
was
conduetln?
an;
investigation
by
tasL'jrln?
a
cer-!
lain
nnrnher
of
salmon
and
then
letting
them
loose
to
see
if
they
were
causbt
by
American
trap,
and
with
a
special
view
to
find-
mjr
out
if
the
fishermen
whq
caught
salmon
by
trolling
we,
I'ing
injured
by
the
catch
of
the
traps.
!s,
while
this
investiga
tion
is
jroing
on,
the
investment
made
by
the
Canadian
company
in
good
faith
on
official
assur
ance
of
the
Canadian
government
goes
for
nothing.
Meanwhile.
th
three
Canadian
trap
being
closed
by
In
Cana
dian
Kovernment,
there
remain
the
thirteen
.vmerican
traps
catching
the
same
fisa
in
the
same
waters
without
cheek
or
hindrance.
Complete
explanation
should
he
made
by
'he
Department
nf
Marine
and
Fisheries.
On
the
face
of
it
there
would
appear
to
be
an
adjustment
necessary.
CHAUIHGE
OF
TODAY
Rev.
E.
Q.
Turner
Lectures
to
Corntr
Club
on
Interesting
Topic
large
gathering
assembled
last
night
at
the
Baptist
Church
parlor
to
hear
Itev.
K.
!,
Turiw
deliver
a
lecture
on
"The
Chal
lenge
of
New
Kxterual
Condi
lions."
The
speaker
displayed
a
mastery
of
a
subject
that
cap
tivated
the
attention
and
inter
est
nf
the
audience
from
start
to
finish.
Mention
was
made
nf
thet
phenomenal
development
ami
growth
In
every
sphere
of
tram
at.
activity
and
research
during
the
present
rgeneratiap
which
Jar
exceeded
the
total
of
preceding
ages:
The
Sw
Conditions
exM-ing
as
a
result
of
this
rapid
progress
presented
a
challenge
to,
the
young
people
of
to-day,
said
the
speaker.
I
lie
problems
or
today
were
summarily
dealt
wilh
as
perlain-
Init
to
wealth,
world
wide
cam-merer,
immigration
and
racia1
differences.
The
Challenge
of
the
Xew
Inner
World
of
'Thought"
is
t
he
the
subjeet
of
Mr.
Turner's
lecture
next
Monday
evening.
MARKED
DECUNeIn"
ART
OF
CONVERSATION
Victoria
Colon
;si
,
The
decline
in
lhe
an
of
conversation
is
perhaps
due
to
lhe
dogmatism
of
the
age
and
to
Uu
pursuit
hy
people
of
the
doctrine
of
self-determination
which
has
been
so
much
Interpreted
to
mean
exactly
what
the
word
imply.
In
the
art
jiracJid
inj
its
higher
forms
there
must
be,
mutual
sympathy
and
reverence.!
It
is
the
absence
of
these
whieu'
has
caused
conversational
power1
lo
decline.
The
people
who
talk
best
are
those
who
read
well,
TAB
DAILY
HBW
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
i
I
L'.VX
iimlcr!
mill
why
a.
'
,
.
.
'wtiman
sli.jil
wisli
to
sloiw
bee,
Mor
Argument
Submitted
,Ai
by
J)N
,
ennU
untU.t.,
Vancouver
Newspaper
Re-
!
Mtaivl
wiiv
a
HjoUndr
slmuld
gardlng
Same
IajsIi
iu
do
thvdme.
In
reKrd
to
an
application
for
the
ris
lit
lo
operate
fish
traps
by
the
Canadian
Fishing
Com-jtany
at
Wales
Island
on
which
it
Is
claimed
assurance
wa
given
by
government
officials
and
laire
expendiluies
made,
the
Vancouver
tar
says:
THE
newspapers
have
comic!
strip
and
a
lot
i
'tie
youii?
men
arouiul
towi?
arh
i-oniio,
striplings-
"tL
!
.
-rf"
!
lllll.lMj
uj'
furnaces
ar,
somewhat
njikit
'
tlusliaud
;
out
anil
ifcwf
JB.
'
l
urnaces
ire
When
any
reputable
industry.
hj,
am
Vi
out.
Hu-hand
kucu
say
as
iisnuip
or
p'acer,,,,,
al
s-n
j,ul
funiaee-
mini.twr
or
l..?fi.up.
is.
made
if-UM-
t5t
,mly
la
smnmer.
pendent
upon
me
issuance
or
an
'
annual
licence
from
the
govern
ment,
whether
Dominion
or
Pro
vincial,
and
especially
wliere
a
heavy
initial
expenditure
is
ne-
esaiy,
then
the
renewal
or
sueti
IT
is
wrong
lo
.-all
a
car
ne
an
aiflaiie
sjie
iMcmise
uip
are
inot.y
kept
undr
onlioi
iti?n.
IF
old
eopIe"s
memories
wer
better
ihey
would
not
iliink
young
folic
stHyi
a
had
ioi
aftet
all.
!
I
One
way
lo
uJr
the
language
s
to
slop
a
inan'vUen
his
engine
on't
;o
match.
and
a-i
him
for
a
THl'ltSPAY
1;
April
Fmd
when
we
shall
al
i
Hirae.
.lay
,
MOST
people,
are
foots
in
April
anyway,
and
a
lot
of
people
are
'
foids
during
the
ret
of
that
and
other
month.
A
FOOL
i
a
person
who
doe
things
JifTereaUy
from
what
tlo.
"AH
that
I
need
is
oioaey,'
ail
Caey
to
the
mayor.
"All
that
we
need
i
money.
To
keej
u
rnlin?
fair."
"All
lhal
we
need
i
money,"
The
council
echoed,
ad.
For
money
makes
the
mayor
fM
iro
And
lack
nf
ea-h
i
tiad.
KVKItY
zreat
man
In
lhe
world'
i
m
ii
m
m
i
a
as
m
II
Say
looa-oye
to
uruag
place
in
the
llailwaymen
s
Mat.
Steele
Hicvk,
last
nizhl
witen
,
da
nee
was
jlven
for
the
Ned
Cros
TuBI.
Music
was
prt-
Vided
by
Mers.
ltala?no.
Ilarve.
and
aleU
atnl
I-
itelt
was
maler
of
ceremonies.
Al
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
yesterday
lftemoon.
K.
II.
MorHmer
was
appointed
publicity
-un(iniioiir.
it
a
monthly
-alary
of
t
wit'i)
free
nfticr.
lixhl
and
telephone.
reryi
more
sweeping
and
beating
oW-fashioncd,
dust-collecting
NO
woven
flooroveringno
more
scouring
and
scrubbing
dingy
painted
floors.
Easily-cleaned
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art-Rugs
have
put
an
end
to
drudgery
in
countless
Canadian
homes.
And
you
don't
have
to
worry
about
accidents,
either.
Tracked-in
mud
and
spilled
things
cannot
harm
the
seamless,
waterproof
surface.
The
many
beautiful
patterns
will
amaze
you.
Look
for
This
Gold
Seal
When
You
Buy
i
V
COLS
SEAL
I
J
1
1
CUAaATTTg
I
1
I.
untiAcnok
cunAwni
V
O
T1
HOurt
SMS
ffjNGOLEUM
GOLD
SEAL
CONGOtiX'M
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
IRT-KUGS
ha
at
time
been
cajlt
!
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
!
crank.
WITHOLT
a
crank
U
s
hant
To
make
the
ijutmic,
zo;
.tiiti
r.i
ififrtiitti
Mil
nr
nin
I
i
i
Craaks
make
tilings
move,
you;
know.
MOsTpeewJe
would
like
to
sneeeed.
bu
t
tttey
hale
to
do
I
In
work
that
leads
In
success.
HOW
much
better
lhe
world
would
be
if
someone
would
ofiiy
invent
some
kiml
of
waterproof
milk!
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Princ
Rupert
March
30,
1916.
Al
a
public
meetiny
in
the
Empre
Theatre
last
night
at
which
Mayor
M.
I.
Mftiafferv
presided
and
for
which
It.
Moor-
acted
as
secretary
a
resolution
was
passed
a'klug
the
O.T.P.
Railway
Co.
and
the
povernmeni
to
pit
Llie
new
dry
.doek.
here
to
use
as.
js4ronta
itosstblf
in
manu-fcturinp
ptinitIoni
aji(J
build-ins
ships.
Anions
th
Speaker
at
the
nieeiinp
were
Kx-Mayoe
Xewtfin,
T.
Ji.
PalluHo..Aldermar.
Casey;!
Aldi
;
lle.f
fcg$
'
I).
V.
Morrissey.
W.
C.
C.
Mehan,
V
A.
kile,
and
A.
J.
Prudliomme.
The
siit'zvtion
was
made
thai
Mayor
Mctffery
should
proceed
to
Ottawa
to
back
up
the
resolution.
The
meeting
also
paed
:i
r...A!iji,..r.
a-k..."
fbar
the
salmon
monopMly
!
broken.
She
Could
Hardly
rteraveadrd,
t
I
tried
a
Uii,
aad
after
Ukiag
tka
eeoad
oat
1
am
now
!!
lik
a
difftrtit
womb."
TfcU
prr(ratlm
ha
bra
ea
lis
mar
hat
tir
tha
II.,.
....
.
....
.
It
it
yr
aad
haa
achieved
a
m.
a.
rs.
rr...
a,j
mnitttax
rr?UUo
tor
the
reJiaf
Often
as
not
do
not
wish
to
sub-,
of
all
heart
aad
aarro
tr
tables.
Ject
their
thoughts
to
the
iniol-l
erance
of
ignorance
I
MTIaVMTmRn
ajejiifKj.
aajs
Pat
p
oaly
by
Th
T,
Uilbara
Uaitod,
7ereau
Oat.
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Affair
Held
In
Boton
Hall
Last
Night
by
Knights
of
Pythias
,
and
Pythian
Sisters
I
I
Well
over
one
hundred
per-i
on
allended
an
enjoyaide
whuti
drive
and
dance
that
was
held'
last
night
by
the
Knights
r
I'r-thia
and
I'ythian
iler
in
M-
Itosd.n
Hall.
j
Prlewlnners
at
cards
were.)
ladies'
first,
Mr.
Fred
Wermiu:!
ladies
serond,
ilrs.
W.
II.
Slier-j
man;
men's
flrl,
Fred
Oarton
j
men's
ecind.
Jack
Hulsrer.
The!
i
prizes
were
presented
by
Mayo
'
Xewlon.
'
After
card,
refreshments
were'
ened
and
daneintr
followed,;
music
bemx
furiilhel
by
Kenny.
HtMhl's
orchestra.
'
i
:
i
.....
.
.
...
i
.
.
t
1
eremonie.
tteorye
W.
Johnstone
presfdod
a"l
dhe
door
anil
the
committee
In
charge
consist
e-1
of
Harry
Hlake,
J.
Mclennan,
H.
M.
Oaseti,
Mr.
Oeirpe
leV,
Mrs.
U.
McCulloch
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Sheii
ton.
The
.
KnijhU
o.
Pythias
are
now
making
elaborate
preimru-iions
for
a
bi
rpasquerade
ball
which
will
be
held
on
April
53.
The
proceeds
of
the
aifair
will
be
turned
over
In
the
Hoys'
Hand.
DEPARTMENT
STORES
Awn
DCTTV
CDiimc
nnu
i
.11
1
rivttULMi
TOrtOXTO,
March
29
Com.
minting
in
Women
Court
on
a
V
jolly
sorial
gathering
lonKt,yyU
of
Ume
cnVM.(or,
was
revislered,
Magistrate
Pal-fterson
said:
"Department
store
.
bate
etiileiitlv
rimio
In
Hi
unii
Do
Her
Housework
i,,f
,,",r
spr'
patience.
a
(an
old
emplnte
of
the
depart-
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
!n'nt
lore
accused
had
know-
-wri.
i.
ii.
l-srki,
uoaeoa,
qt,
writes:
"I
had
hrsrt
aa)
rt
trocU,
uxi
beram
so
ilert
of
breath
I
coM
hardly
do
tr
daily
hmuevork,
l
fed
arrua
I
could
mot
thiak
of
tayicg
ale,
aa
errry
littl
onad
I
heard
fait
lika
i
stock
to
Ml.
I
Saw
jKfiae
or
jrool
ways
of
defraud
ins;
it.
Hie
bad
obtained
poods
under
about
100
names,
only
two)
or
three
of
which
were
een
in'
the
directory."
Hie
store
main-
lain
that
allowing
convicted
peo-j
pie
io
go
on
condition
that
they,
do
not
enter
lliene
establishment
again
mean
lhal
this
special1
kind
of
crime
is
too
easily
alj
tempted
Corns
Still
Busy
The
following;
letter
wafcTe-!
ceived
recently
by
a
company
I
which
manufactures
corn
iysiip:
"Dear
sirs
Though
I
have
six
cans
of
your
corn
syrup,
my
feet
are
no
belter
now
than
when
I
started."
Advertise
la
the
Daily
ws.
Old
Fashioned
Peppermint
Patties
40
cents
,
per
lb.
5
lbs.
box
$1.80
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CLIPPERS,
extra
sper.al,
r
pair
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Ormes
Limited
The
Itexall
Slure
INoneer
Dnifrg
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
SlreaL
Phonis
82
and
200
DEMAND
"Rupert
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-
THE
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BREAKFAST
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by
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Storage
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Spring
SUITS
Styles
lhal
will
particularly
appeal
li
voiinff
m.
i
!'
men
who
feel
)otinar.
Finely
(ailofd
frojii
H'
H
English
Tweeds
in
Mailto
weaves
and
lighter
shade.
'
silk
lined.
Special
for
Easter
$25.00
v
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
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in
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News"