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Friday,
January
15,
I92.
Are
Canadian
Courts
Americanized?
The
question
vhelher
Canadian
courts
are
heing
Americanized
h
often
asked
by
the
man.
on
Hie
'
Ireel.
He
sees
in-
terminable
delays
and
foolish
technicalities
causing
expense,'
1
injustice
and
long
drawn
out
trials
and
it
makes
liiin
wonder
jxVhither
we
are
drifting.
The
Sowash
and
Baker
murder
cases
were
extended
until
in
the
Vpi'lar
mind
sympathy
was
awakened
for
the
brutal
criminals
wh6
did
to
death
so
horribly
the,
skipper
of
the
liquor
vessel.
In
the
past,
British
justice
has
.been
well
known
thimigh-out
Ihe'
world
and
it
will
be
sad
if
Hie
'Canadian
section
of
IheJ
British
Empire
,
fulls
ilown'on
Hie
job
and
sends
the
impression
abroad
that
a
person
Willi
money
can
hold-up
Ihe
work
of
the
courts.-
Peace
River
And
P.G.E.
Railway.
The
impression
is
being
made
in
the
miiiIIi
that
the
Pacific.
.
flrwnl
Easlern
Railway
is
tied
up
with
Ihe
building
of
a
railway
.
inlo
Ihe
Peace
River
country.
Naturally
thi1
mauagemeiil
of
the
P.
O.K.
is
anxious
In
make
that
line
pay
its
way,
but
why
at
Ihe
sacrifice
of
the
best
route
noliody
can
say.
jr
the
best
route
for
(In?
railway
lo
Ihe
Peace
is
to
jojn
the
Canadian
.National
at
Prince
George,
there
is
no
more
to
be
said.
If,
on
'Ihe
other
hand,
11
is
found
by
engineers
Itiat
the
best
route
is
farther
west
a
id
if.
it
is
found
that
inure
and
belter
country
can
be
opened
up
by
linking
up
at
Fort
Fraser,
Vanderhoof
or
even
at
llazeltoii,
it
is
for
the
experts-1
determine
and
not
for
the
sponsors
of
Ihe
P.C.E.
No
hi
ore
railway
fiascos
should
be
allowed
in
British
Columbia.
'e
have
had
enough
alreadv.
As
a.
mailer
of
Trie
I
the
railway
development
of
the
Peace
t
te
n
mailer
for
the
Dominion
government
and
not
for
the
pro-
-
voice.
The
province
has
trouble
enough
oir
ilf
hands
already.
Work
Of
Caucus
In
All
Governments.
In
all
governments
where
there
are
parlies
there
must
be
parly
conferences
rfs
opposed
lo
open
discussion.
If
a
parly
is
lo
acl
asa
unil.
it
must
talk
over
matter
of
policy
and
agree
what
stand
Ihey
will
take
on
mailers
vital
lo
Ihe
country.
Such
.conferences
are
called
caucuses.
The
mailer
was
explained
by
Hon.
T.
I).
Parlullo
yesterday
at
Ihe
luncheon
or
Ihe
Rotary
Chili.
These
caucuses
are
held
in
private.
Members
talk
lo
eaHi.ollier
very
frankly
without
fear
thai
their
words
will
be
distorted
by
opposing
politicians
or
Rial
Ihe
press
representatives
will
feature
them
up
in
a
sensational
manner.
The
result
is
that
members
gel
to
know
the
attitude
of
the
others
much
belter
1
tin
ii
ever
could
be
the
case
on
Ihe
floor
of
the
Rouse.
Value
Of
Debate
On
Address
Mentioned.
1
In
his
address
yesterday
Mr.
Paltullo
also
mentioned
thai
Ihe
debate
on
the
address
was
valuable
as
U
occupied
Hie
lime
during
which
oher
valuable
work
was
being
carried
on
simultaneously
wilh
it
and
also
it
gave
members
an
opporlunilv
of
voicing
their
opinions
on
questions
other
than"
(hose
rnver-il
by
actual
'legislation.
Exception
has
often
been
taken,
lo
what
i
mentioned
a
n
wasle
of
time
in
connection
wilh
Ihese
debales
each
year.
Usually
they
occupy
nearly
two
weeks.
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NOTE
:
If
you
take
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH,
use
Royal
Yeast
Cakes.
Write
for
FREE
BOOKLET,
"IIOYAL
YEAST
FOR
BETTER
HEALTH".
E.
A.
Will
be
Biggest
Assembly
Place
In
Village
-
PORT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
W
hat
will
be
Ihe
langest
bly
place
in
Ibis
village
fine
new
ball
that
the
15.
reop.es
i.mira.iunai
.ssncinnon
vlll.rtit
.,.,.,
;ll
llU
w.j,,.,
ii,.
is
now
building
here.
II
will
bet
iMif
wH
r
vvi,it
nl(,
used
for
game
and
ini-sUngs
and
WttU.,,l
,,,,
011
.
msi,b-
will
he
a
decided
add
n
lo
tin
.
am,
jh
,
inltii(U
..j..p.-
budding
of
the
place.
pilN.
..,,ptWtCl
lf,
j.
.
Ihe
Port
smqwon
A
I
l.lelic
j,,
,(V
u(f
,,,.,.
(dub
is
pultins
in
a
new
Dclco,
lf
,..
,,,.,
ii,vi,ck
'
lizhlinir
system
for
ils
hall,
n
';iLm.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
NOW
thai
most
..f
the
new
year
rivsolulions
are
hmki'ii.
life
will
go
mi
in
a
perfectly
itormul
manner.
YVil.MKN
would
soon
learn
to
swear
if
Hicy
-would
only
listen
and
let
their
husbands
talk.
-
YOU
may
have
already
heard
Hie
story
of
Hie
man
who
when
asked
wliere
he
bought
his
typewriter
ribbons
safil
he
Jil
not
buy
her
ribbons
he
bought
her
flowers.
That
vs
not
in
l'rinco
Rupert.
A
WOMAN'S
real
reason
is
the
one
.-he
dors
not
give.
TUB
nio-l
weary
person
in
the
world
is
success,
fie-
U
hanKinir
around
all
the
lime
wail
in?
for
people
who
do
nol
waul
him
atid
knocking
and
pettins
no
response.
NO
knocker
can
make
any
pro-press
in
Prlnre
Rupert.
The
people
here
know
where
all
Hie
knockers
are
pning.
WK
are
always
hearing
almtil
the
hreakinpr
of
record.
I
know
dozens
of
ihem
1
should
like
(o
see
broken.
TUB
other
day
I
was
told
nr.
streel
of'a
man
"who
returned
n
bum'tWed
umbrella.
I
did
nol
be.
liee
il.
BABY
cliiekens
raise
feather
on
the
instalment
plan,
a
li'Me.
down
and
a'liHIe
oery
week.
The
latest
thins
ladywear
l
Starters
with
pockets.
Douh!-less
lite
prelly
little
kerehief
will
be
kept
there
instead
of
in
the
wristband.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
15,
1916.
Burin?
the
last
five
months
of
J25
Hie
employees
of
the
(iranhy
Jo.
at
Anyox
contributed
the
hundome
sum
of
o
the
Canadian
Patriotic
Fund.
Tilt'.
lATi7
ti'ti
NEW
HALL
FOR
I
J.
H.
PILLSBURY
!
;
'
P0RTSIPS0N
AGAIN
HONORED
Structure
Being
Erected
by
Y.
P.'
Presented
With
Handsome
Gold
Watch
Last
Night
by
Employees
of
Orydock
A
lwnuuei
was
atlum
lal
nighl
'1)1-',
.
l.....l
i,f.,
I...
II,
a
I
'
11,0
;
dork
employees
lo
.li.
II.
I'dls-!!"Cilnry
1'ornn-r
suiieiiiiUndenl.
lo
panyinjr
I
In-
uill
was
an
ad.ln'ss
which
ws
I'finl
by.
Miss
F.velyn
i
Macilotiabl
us
follows:
"Dear
Mr.
l'illsliiuy;
"Please
accept
lh
enelose.l
jxitt
from
tin-
stiifr
and
einploee,
of
the
Princ
Ilupert
Dr.vdock
as
a
sllirlil
ok"n
of
Hie
rsperl
and:
yi'iiuine
Hili't-ni
in
which
you
j
have
always
been
liebl
hy
I
host';
assoeiatcil
with
yon
tit
iln-
operation
of
Ihe
yard.
"It
is
wiMi
deep
and
sincere
repret
thai
,w
leam
of
your
leaving
our
midst
after
so
many
years
(oki-Mut,
and
we
wish
you
every
nossildo
success
,
in
you!
new
field
of
action.
J.
D.
Alb-n.
i'..
;.
Anderson.
It.
Anderson.
,.
V..
lbuell-Jones,
T.
Boulter,
(i.
'.
Brownlee.
N.
(!hlt-leruleti.
.
rooinlM-s,
A.
C
Oronip.
C.
E.
t'.iillin.
W.
Dies.
II.
p.
Kastman.
I..
Forkrn'd.
Miirvari!
Ornliain.
Myr:i
Harvey.
L.
1
1
1
-crow,
J.
II.
Ilirkey,
V.
Ilorroliin,
V.
Hum.
K.
It.
Ilunler.
A.
Ivar-son.
.1.
Jark-on.
A.
Johnson.
M.
Johnson.
R.
Jones.
T.
Jmn-s.
M.
M.
LainP,
I'.
I.apnrle,
A.
Lv-eijue,
J.
Maiinii.
W.
II.
Morgan,
J.
McAule.
ii.
MiicOtuley.
F.velyn
Macdonal.l.
J.
s.
MeDonabl.
A.
Mrlfityre.
I.
Mcltnie,
C.
Me-Keown,
A.
II.
Mel.e,'hl.
(5.
A.
Mar-Millan.
I.
it
BriiMi,
K.
O.
Os-
fliorne.
A.
I'iiliio!.
V.
P.
yiiinn,
W
I'.
Snii'lerson.
,1.
Simpson,
It.
V
Smilh.
.
Smith.
A.
Smith.
A
J.
Stjniti's.
A.
B,
siorrie.
C
lay
lor.
rtionipson.
T.
A.
Tonnes-sen,
K.
.
Vnleniine,
It.
Walker.
II.
While.
It.
Wil-on.
:.
Wilson,
I'..
Ii.
Yapr.M
llowHiit
While
presided
and
he
was
siipporled
on
one
side
by
Ihe
ptiesl
of
Ute
evening
nm
on
Hie
oilier
hy
several
ladies
who
are
members
of
Ihe.-drydoek
shiff.
Toast
to
Quest
In
propnsiitK
'he
loas(
to
Ho
puesl
of
ftt
AeiiinK
Mr.
Batell-Jones
said
it-
was
a
hitler
occasion
for
Ihem
all
when
they
were
Iosiuk
a
good
friend.
Mr.
Pills-bury
was
a
man
who
had
never
been
known
to
Ue
his
temper
and
was
a
gentleman
from
the
word
go.
Personally
he
bad
never
worked
for
a
man
vho
was
so
much
a
FcntleitKin.
He
had
romp
to
think
of
him
as
a
friend.
He
was
a
srreat
sportsman
and
he
experts!
ol
hear
he
had
develop
ed
into
a
leading
p"!f
player.
Be
asked
nil
join
and
drink
long
life
and
happiness
i
their
euesl.
This
was
done
with
musi-cal
honors.
Tip'
pfivc.ita'M'ti
wn
then
It
is
predicted
-that,
at
no
far!
sent
ealb'ti
on
y
distiiid
dale,
a
lino
of
Japanese
vessels
will
be.
catting
regubrly
at
Prince
Hupert,
that
roup-:
.
being
well
awitre
that
Prince
Hupert
i
the
cioesl
North
Aineris
can
port
to
the
Orient.
'Mterinany
Is
alleiiipling
to
induce
I'nited
Stale
to
piotesi
I
(real
Britain
against
the
nava,
hlockade
in
the
North
Sea.
HOSPITAL
CONCERT
AT
PORT
SIMPSON;
Large
Crowd
Attended
Splendid!
Affair
Held
In
Athletic
Hall
Last
Week
POUT
SIMPSON,
Jan.
15
The'
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Hall
was
crowded
for
the
concert
thai
was
put
on
last
week
for
the
benefit
of
the
hospital.
A
fine
program
as
follows
was
discoursed:
Chorus.
Solo
Dr.
William
Sager.
fiiiltar
duct
V.
.Nelson
and
(onion
Wells.
Solo
Mrs.
1".
Magar.
Sketch
"The
Trial
of
Casey."
.Sketch"
Two
Chinamen."
Chorus.
.kelch
"The
Hospital
Staff,"
by
the
Dudoward
children.
Song
Felix
Wells.
Sketch
"Wanted,
a
Wife."
Heading
-Dr.
W.
finger.
Violin
solo
-K.
Dudoward,
Sketch
"Mr.
and
Mrs
Iloan.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
he
FNON'T
leave
it
to
Irle
nd
to
rerrind
you
ol
thtt
bad
cold
I
Don't
to
bout
tpreadlnc
infection
among
your
busintat
Irienda
and
maybe
in
your
own
iamlly
circle.
To
banlth
cold
and
chiiia
in
the
dirrct
and
moat
eile
c-tive
way,
you
mutt
taVe
PEPS.
A
they
diaiofve
In
the
mouth
Per
give
oil
poweriul
healing
and
germicidal
lumes.
These
you
brtalke
Into
Inatant
direct
contact
with
the
inner
mot
receaiea
ol
the
cheit
and
lungi.
Pep
aoothe,
strengthen
and
invigorate
the
entire
breathing
systwn.
They
clear
the
throat
and
alr-paisages
el
mtschievou
germs,
remove
sorenet
and
inllammaiion,
and
end
the
danger
to
cheat
and
luoga.
Make
no
mlttaVe
(
You
mutt
have
Peps,
the
breatheatle
medicine
in
tablet
form.
peps
Sov
hlnhU
t
til
irutfitlt
Kni
ttortl
in
ti.
.
fnUlHHH
IS
nlt
jmthtfi
UUU.
Mnm
tMIa
Hm4
m
rtrn
UU4I
r'SJio,
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i
BRITISH
COLUMBI
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Plucer
Gold,
$7?,aM2,t)&:i,
.tdc
f
.
.
t7.t,M'0;
Silver,
gu8.8St.37U;
-.
170,648878;
Copper,
i87,U.;t?8
Z
i
I
.
n
1
-tl-ill
Coal
and
Hoke.
V'nilxtiini.u
..
'
I
H
f
.UIM.UHIIIHMI!'
.UIHMU'.'t
f
-
I
----
-
-
-
f
'
p
(
,1
,
,L
Panwnii
nil
K
.
H
I
4
finikiiiif
iU
IifiirHt
Pniitiifl
,t
I
n
I
OBMir,
III
Ii
R(
im,
t
,vij-"i"'
'i
--"I?
------
-
r
f
.
lrt
snow
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,383
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,61
I
he
Mining
haws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberul
and
Ihe
fees
lower
Utnti
r
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
at))
colony
in
Ihe
jlrilisli
Km
pi
re
Mineral
locations
are
Kraiiled
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
orh
properties,
the
securdv
tr
v
giiarauleed
by
Grown
Grants.
Full
information
tocelher
wilh
Mininsr
Beicrls
and
Mnp.
may
be
ohlauied
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
mJ
victoria,
oniisn
Columbia.
N.B.
Practically
all
British
GolunibU
Mineral
I'ropPrljen
upon
wlic
li
work
has
tieen
done
ore
described
in
some
one
of
Ihe
Annual
Ilepurl-
:,f
;
.
..
r.,
.
.'I
I..
..
I
.
...
oi
.Mines.
i
nose
considering
niiinug
iuveiiin"uis
-iiooiu
reier
hi
sin
ri
-e
::t
fi
are
available
wiilioni
rnarge
on
appncanon
10
ine
iieparitneni
or
.Mines.
Beporls
of
Ihe
Geological
Survey
of
Caundn.
Pacific
Building,
Vancouve
mended
as
vnlnuble
source
of
Information.
spoke
eulogistical!)-
of
llieir
lor-,
tiler
employer.
Auioiig
tlioe
who
eptike
re
Dune.
.MrKenile,
Bob-'
die
Jones,
litis
Anderson.
A.lolpll
Ivnrson,
Pete
.Md'ormack,
A.
II.
Mclxl.
.
Hurrobin.
In
replying
Mr.
I'illshury
said
Ihey
were
all
friends
of
his
and
tie'
conl.1
not
find
word
lo
suit-'
nhty
express
the
ftralituile
he
fell
Tor
the
callierinu.
for
the
iftny
tlttnus
Ihey
had
said
Mint
for
the
tieittitifnl
present
Ihey
had
Riven
.
him.
II
wo.ild
always
lirlng
hark'
lo
menmry
Hie
Prince
Htipert
Hrydork
Hint
Ihe
friends
be
had
there.
The
difficult
pari
about
this
niovhK
was
loing
friend.
The
transfer
of
the
dock.
Mr.!
I'illshury
said,
was
one
of
the
biggest
HiiiNts
that
had
happened
to
the
town
and
he
was
itlad
to
know
he
had
had
some
part
in
securing
Hie
change,
even
if
it
bad
meant
his
goimt.
The
main
llttlir
Wa
Hie
good
of
the
yard
ml
the
prosperity
of
the
town.
Ho
won
Id
still
be
with
Hie
railway
company
ami
b
hoped
to
be
abb
!
return
occasionally.
The
he
Ihinv
Ihey
could
do
for
him
was
In
carry
on
under
Hie
new
management
and
show
everybody
Hint
they
were
all
right
ond
were
a
credit
to
Hie
former
management.
After
siiKtinsf
"Antd
I.aiiK
Syne"
Ho.
tialhertnK
Hien
broke
up.
FAREWELL
SAID
TO
!
H.
H.
LITTLE
AT
THE
ROTARY
CLUB
LUNCHEON
At
the
Holary
dub
luui
licon
yesterday
aftermtou
President
Mcl'.lyinont
formally
hade
farewell
on
behalf
of
the
club
to
B.
II.
Little,
who
is
leavitiK
for
the
south
soon.
In
replying
Mr
I.iltle
said
he
had
been
a
member
for
about
a
year
ami
he
much
appreciated
the
Rood
fellowship
uliieli
hnil
ntilnliuxl
:il
Hi
iiiool.
made
and
a
r
of
i.e
pr-j,
to'
,,
le
.regretted
having
im
riu.in,av,
,)(,
nor(l
(cmporarUy,
uc-i
had
come
north
eighteen
years,
ago.
Iiad
married
here
and
bis
ehlhlren
were
all
born
in
lite
north
He
hoped
to
return
at
some
nnure
tune.
ANOTHER
YOTE
ON
;
FISHERMEN'S
AGENT
;
Will
be
Taken
on
January
2G,
on
account
of
Irregularity
In
Connection
With
First
Vote
Owing
lo
some
irreguhirily
in
enniiection
Willi
Hie
fonvardin:.'
of
votes
in
the
first
election
f
coin
Ketchikan
to
Seattle,
another
vole
will
be
taken
on
January
26
by
Dm
Deep
Pitt
I'islieriiii'n's
Pnion
on
Hie
elec-j
lion
of
a
local
agent
fur
the
I
I'liion.
The
candidate
are
J.
II.
j
Meagher,
the
present
aenl,
nn.l:
Capt.
.1.
Morrison
of
Ihe
schooner
i
D.
S.
T.
IN
PROBATE.
In
tha
Suprem
Court
of
Brltlati
Columbia
I"
die
Matnr
nt
Ihe
T.ttiil
ol
at
ra
lion
Art.
In
lh
Matter
i,f
th
t:tal
nt
llanrtnti
.
''""1.
InlMiai...
T.OI.
-.""i
INOl
l(K
ih,t
by
onlr
of
llli
loiioiir
r.
Mill.
Yming,
Hie
9h
day
of
lieH.jii.er
A.lt,
iOJl,!'!
usr'iViiilnt".!
1
Admliilsrrator
of
tin.
cm,,
i,r
lliiuinh
lnit,
ileeeawl.
'iim
mi
parllm
hat
Ins
''"
JWlitsJ
Ihe
ll
flair
are
Iwrfby
F"iillrei
lo
turnl'h
llie.
nniiwrlv
r'"V
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'r
l-r..re
the
,
rtav
'.,f.,l!l".rv--A-M'
,9,
""I
ll
partlr.
niuri.ii.i
in
1111.
rant
ii-
reiinlreil
to
l
tin
amiinni
..f
their
ImtH.li-iln'aa
to
ine
fortlinllli,
NOnMAI
A.
WATT,
Offleui
AtmlnHtrlor,
bated
tb
day
of
January,
A.b.
il6.
Apartment
J
DINING-ROOM
Suites
Thee
suite-
ire
made
on
.1
miiiCc
Mnd
with
Ihe
rooms
oi
an
ofo-lno-iti
o
Both
are
hi
Old
Kugli-li
flak
and
!
Uiv
Diniiig
IliHiin
Furiiilore.
Ileiisonably
priced
at
$94.50
and
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