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All
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suhjeci
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approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
daily
editioh
Labor
Minister
Was
In
Luck.
.
.
lion.
J.
C.
Elliott
was
in
luck
last
.Monday
when
oh
the
eve
of
an
election
he
was
able
In
prove
himself
n
hero.
By
tin?
simple
Jit
lie
ail
or
saving
a
few
lives
during
a
hole)
fire,
he
probably
added
a
few
htindiVd
if
not
thousands
to
his
vote.
Jnl
how
mail
j
people-
he
led
or
carried
out
ofv
the
hotel
when
il
Would
have
been
fatal
lo
remain
and
when
they
were
unable
to
help.
themselves
Ij;
not
clearly
staled.'
One
headline
in
a
prairie
newspaper
said
ten.
Xu
matter
what
the
number,
he
is
n
hero
and
as
such
should
bp
elerteil
lo
iVip
II
want
a
few
heroes
in
the
government
for-,
Judging
by
what
their
ulT"urm.
snj.
rainisier.-i
are
nnyining
mutual
generally.
Graham
Appointment
"
'"'
Should
Prove
Zonular.
When
it
was
announced
the
Saturday,
March
27.
I
p20.
that
Hoin.Oeorge
P.
Oraham
was
the
ex-
niinnmU
mill
ftlvll
n
fnw
mnim
u,
gin;
up
nis
position
as
ininister
orraiiwajs,
tliere
was
a
gen-
erai
leeiiug
oi
regret
notii
on
jheiart
jiffriqiid
and
opponents.
11
was
not
at
that
time
knowu
juslVhaTwork
w$s
cut
out
for
him.
Mackenzie
King
was
accused
by
some
or
knifing
bis
friend,
the
word
"treachery"
and
rftVe'
being
ued
with
some
effect
in
castigating
him.
I
'
When
the
importance
of
the
new
position
is;
considered
and
when
il
is
realized
how
desirable
it
"Is
that
there
should
be
a
wise
head
directing
the
activities
of
the
board,
it
will
be
realized
that
the
change
is
pcrhap.
lor
the
hcsL
Canadian
Prosperity
'
'
f
4
Shown
By
Exports.
The
prosperity
of
a
country
'is
usually
indicated
by
amount
Of
exoort
business
she.
doe.
.Inst
now
I'n
porlinir
trruin.
lumber,
fish
ami
factored
articles.
The
result
is
that
money
flows
in
from
abroad
aud
we
are
prosperous.
The
exports
exceed
the
imports.
Once
the
condition
is
reversed
and
depression
sets
in.
As
a
nation
we
cannot
afford
lo
be
idle.
We.milst
all
work
in
order
to
add
hi
the
general
prosperity
.
.-
Nearly
Three
Million
Pounds
Of
Halibut.
About
three
million
pounds
of
halibut
has
been
landed
here
so
Tar
this
year
in
spile
of
a
spell
of-bad"
weather
that
has
made
fishing
difficult.
Mo.it
of
the
fish
has
been
shipped
lo
United
Stales
points
over
the
CX.H.
Salmon
fishing
is
jiist'.begiiiuing
mid
it
is
likely
that
the
landings
here
will
be
larger
roni
this
time
on.
All
this
will
help'
to
nulke
things
ltiiy
around
town.
Personality
Is
A
Great
Asset.
.
PersounlillJs
a
great
asset
in
tliis
life;
Many
people
are
born
with'
rt
and
others
develop
"it.
Millions
never
have
anv
They
are
just
members
of
tlie
common
herd
without
anv
distinguishing
characteristics.
.The
best
way
for
a
young,
man
to
develop
personality
'is
to
learn
to
do
things.
The
person
who
does
things
and
does
them
well
acquires-
power
in
the
doing.
The
person
who
specializes,
learning
lo
do
just
one
thing
betler
than
bis
fellow
acquires
peculiar
power
along
those
lines
and
develops
an
unusual
personality.."
The
lad
who
'spends
his
time
smoking
cigarettes
on
Hie
earlier,
hanging
around
the
amusement
places
or
giving
the
bulk
of
his
lime
lo
parlies
and
other
social
engagements
develops
none
of
the
personality
which
distinguishes
him
as
a
man
who
does
things.
Her
is
liable
to
become
a
drifter,
joining
the
thousand
of
men
uu
women
who
are
of
no
particular
account
but
who
live
and
pass
away
unheard
of
except
by
thefr
iuinu'duile
neighbors.
Areal
whole
wheat
cracker
TRISCUIT
made
the
same
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafer.
Crisp,
Delicious
WAR
VETERANS
HOLDSMOKER
Enjoyable
and
Well
Attended
At-Falp
In
Parlors
Last
Evening
An
enjoyable
and
well
attend-cd
smoking
concert
was
held
lnt
evening;
in
the
'parlors
'
of
Hie
Great
War
Veterans'
Association
President
J.
F.
Hutch
in
sou
ai--,
copied
t
lie
chair
ami
Unite
was
tv
pood
pros:
ran
of
muste.
speeches,
etc.
lW-fresutnents
werej
served
in
abundance.
j
Among
those
cojitrinolinj;
to'
the
program
were
Ji
Harris,
Jock!
r..,i...o
t
ianiiuii
j)uu
uiijo'.
IL
Astoria,
,F.
Fortune,
F.
Piper,!
fleorge
Davis
and
I).
C.
.Crawford
willi
vocal
solos;
United
State
Consul
K.
A.
Wakefield
ami
Mayor.?.
M.
Newton
with
ad
dresses;
Chief
Petty
Officer
.
H.I
Kcnch,
R.CN.V.n.
willi
exhibition
j
of
club
and
.sword
wiw.rin;r,
and
the
St.
Andrew's
pine
band
eon-'
-
isting
of
J.
Melndewar,
J.
Slor-j
eon,
W.
It.
Stewart,
H.
.McKay.
Currie
and
Ale
Hrtice.
'Uiere
was
also
community
sinxinK
with
Sid
Thomson
aclini;
as
accom
panist
for
Hi-
evening.
"i
he
affair
was
arranged
hy
Ihn
Association's
eulertainmenl
com
mittee
consisting
of
C
L.
Voonp-man,
?t.
.bbson
ami
Tom
Mackenzie.
"
PLEASANT
SURPRISE
FOR
MRS.
SWANSON
Daughters
and
Maids
of
England
and
Sons
of
England
Irinade
Her
Home
Fop
Farewell
A
pleaanl
surprise
was
given
Mrs.
Simon
A.
Swaiison
tast
nigul
on
the
eve
of
her
leaving
for
a
holiday.
Members
of
tho
baush-ters
and
Maid
of
England
and
on
of
hngland
dropped
in
unannounced
and
caught
tier
pack
ing
up
for
the
long
trip
to
St.
Paul
where
she
is
to
spend
a
short
holiday.
She
was
greatly
surprised
but
welcomed
the
quests
who
at
once
proceeded
to
make
themselves
at
home.
Card
wore
produced
and
first
prizes
were
won
by
.Mrs.
Ocorpe
Leek
aiot
.Mrs.
Hrewerton,
with
conso
lation
prizes
polng
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Howe.
F'ollowinp
Hie
cards,
refresh
rnents
brought
by
the
visitors
were
served
and
vocal
and
in
strumental
music
followed,
the
parly
breaking
up
between
one
ami
two
o'clock
with
the
sinim;
of
Old
Lanx
Syne
and
farewells
to
Mrs.
Swanson
who
leaves
for
the
East
on
tonight's
train.
SCHOONER
CHIEF
SKUGAID
ARRESTED
m
Approximately
$10,000
In
Debt
Is
Claimed
From
Vessel
Which
Formerly
Operated
Here
The
auxiliary
ftionner
Chief
SLui:
a
id.
formerly
owneil
locally
and
for
Ihe
past
few
years
en-paged
iif
Ihpior
carrying
from
Vancouver
lo
Mextrj,
has
been
arreslnil
y
the
sheriff
at
Vancouver
for
debt.
Approximately
ftd.OOrt
is
claimed
by
thevplain-Ifffs
from
the
veisel.
In
one
writ,
tlaplain
Frederick
Hrownniniaster
nniriner;
M.
male;
J.
M.
Arnlson,
chief
enpincer;
Peter
KavenaKh,
second
engineer;
fieo.
Andrew
Spencer,
steward,
and
Ernest
Thompson,
seaman,
claim
ap-
prepale
of
9000
for
wages
and
disbursements.
Crane
Shipyards
Company
Ltd.,
hi
another
writ,
claim
00
rrom
the
Cliior
Skuuaid
for
repairs
and
equipment;
and
Sankey
&
White.
Importers,
claim.
In
a
third
writ.
8150
for
luhricaiinp
oil
supplied
to
the
schooner.
WRANGELL
NARROWS
TO
BE
DREDGED
THIS
YEAR
BY
U.S
JjOVERNMENT
The
United
States
povernment
is
to
undertake
the
dredping
of
W
range!!
Narrows
this
season
accord
in
to
word
that
has
been
received
from
the
south.
The
sand
will
be
removed
with
a
sen
olnp
dredge
aud
a
pile
driver
equipped
with
a
hiph
power
pump
will
be
employed
to
determine
the
sand
depth
and
exact
channel.
Pending
the
becoming'
available
of
the
government
appropriation
on
May
1.
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
has
ndvanced
12,-000
so
that
the
work
may
start
on
April
15,
Dredging
is
expected
to
begin
at
Petersburg
bar
THE!
DAILY
Ni!W3
Saturday,
Mawii
j
,,;,
She
Couldn't
Sleep
Kaart
Was
So
Bad
.Mr
3.
D.
MeClintock,
Ckwlotte-town,
r.E.!,
writes!
'About
-yff
p
1
wa
greatly
troubled
with
my
heart.
I
touM
not
aleep
t
night,
nd
w
o
nervoua
I
imagined
that
I
fould
K-
everrtkiif
in
tka
rooui
Moving,
and
would
have
to
turn
on
the
light
before
I
coulj
get
to
aleep.
After
having
read
of
your
I
took
ereral
boxea
of
them,
and
can
new
get
a
full
night'
leep
with-
Ant
mnw
trnnhl
a
n.l
feel
.
Sn
In
iur
y
1
-
i
way.
n.
k
X.
rille
hare
been
on
the
market
for
the
pait
32
year;
all
dealers
sell
them;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
MilLuxn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
and
the
wdrk
should
be
finished
hy
Ausust
I.
Tin?
eer
increasinK
use
of
this
narrow
passage
by
ea:itinsr
vessels
has
made
it
c
necessary
to
cany
out
improve-
meats
to
the
Channel.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
says:
ti
There
are
a
lot
of
foolish
youiiK
woiupii
in
I
Ins
city.
Jake
says
he
thinks
there
are
nearly
as
many
as
tliere
are
foolish
men
The
girl
are
sometimes
silly
As
any
poose
in
I
lie
lot,
(tut
Ihey
cannot
.
ipial
Hilly
For
acting
and
talking
rot.
One
of
the
things
that
won't
pet
ou
anywhere
at
this
time
of
inr
i
praying,
for
rain.
You'll
get
It
wilhoiit
praying.
,t
this
time
of
year
Ihey
catch
halrbnt,
in
the
summer
the
anglers
will
eateli,
Irout
and
the
trollers
pet
salmon,
but
there
are
a
lot
of
o,uer
fih
around
here
that
never
seem
to
gel
hooked.
There's
tuipe
Jar
some
of
us.
Next
Thursday
,
is
the
feast
of
All
Fools.
.
"Diiln
I
it
hurt,"
inquired
tho
young
daughter
when
she
heard
r
foii-l
parent
spe.ik
of
"lilttlng
Ihe
ties."
J
.
r
1
II
may
or
may
not
Ije
true
that
cigarett
spoil
the
complexion,
but
il
i
true
that
If
complexions
were
all
perfect
the
drug
stores
nou
Id
have
to
go
out
of
business
Why
worry
over
complexions"
My
girl
friend
says
to
me
"Why
worry,
when
a
new
one
At
Ormc's
I
-an
get."
said
she,
Siop
a
song
of
two
bits,
Once
said
a
silly
loon;
1
once
knew
a
foolish
flapper,
V
lio
tried
with
me
to
spoon.
CHANGE
IN
STAFF
AT
THE
WESTHOLME
Frank
Slockwell.
rorriierly
of
r.jrortto
Out.,
hn
accepted
a
.ositwma
operator
at
the
West-1
holme
Theatre.
Mr.
SloekyU
who
has
had
many
years'
experience
In
this
rapacity
whist.
In
England
wa
chief
operator
for,,
Ituffell's
Imper,lolfdllo4cp.
'.
llfhas
also
held
positions
in
this
line
nl
the
Palladium.
London,
aud
at
sev
eral
other
well
known
places
of
amusement.
Since
comintr
In
Canada
he
has
been
engaged
at
Fln
for
catarrh
when
melted
in
a
poon
or
muffed
up
th
not
and
Tapor
InhtUd.
Head
and
Chest
Colds
Relieved
In
a
New
Way
Vapor
,kcn
Applied
Orar
Tkroat
and
Cbeit.
time
absorbed
throurii
the
tkin
like
a
bniment,
icks
;
VapoKub
reachei
imme-dutf
ly
lnlbracd.
concerted
air
passim,
th'nodtra
direct
treatment
for
all
ii
cold
.j.
troubles
that
is
proving
so
popo-ku;
in
Canada
and
the
State
here
over
17
mjuwri
iars
are
now
used
yearly.
Splendid
for
tore
throat,
tonsffiti.
hrpnchitis,
croup,
head
aud
chest
coWa,
catarrh,
asthma
or
hay
fever.
Just
rub
Vicks
over
throat
and
chert
and
inhale
the
medicated
vapors.
It
Quickly
loosens
up
a
cold.
Ore
21MuuomJas
tseo
Yuutif
A
Triumph
in
Clothes
Valuegivitig
i.i
TWEEDS
Fashion
-
You'll
them
in
For
The
motion
picture
Jheatres
in
Toronto,
Cobalt,
Tim
til
ins,
South
Porcupine,
and
Hold
first
class
operator's
llcenco
for
the
pro
vince
of
Ontario.
aiooi
rod
taic
sri.r.o
tpkmTiii
t
rereivm
r.
,hi'
niMterlrHNl
up
to
StlunUr.
April
mill,
rur
the
tun
hi
nr
Oh
t-riilrr
rn
Tfrrtre
sbmrli
un
(he
ou
Irrrr
Ml,
t
Trrw.
1
1
1
ir
tws
t
or
ny
iriidrr
not
Twreril.r
rrrfipt.
i
urt
I(omm.
I'rinre
flnt-ert.
H.r...
Vlarrti
iilh,
tI.
O.
:.
vMCklY.
:i
lllrl-l
t
iirlneer.
WATER
ROTICC
Olfffdofl
and
Uh
TVWF.
SO-riCE
thai
Sottft
enfk
rnretU
inrt
Vlirie
l.liU
Imm-
iddrrf
U
301
lnitfrin
Pnllillnr.
Vlrturl.
B.C.,
will
I'pl.T
ror
a
IWffiiy
lo
Uke
ittl
M
lo
iililr
fwt
pr-r
rtmt
of
wiirr
rail
of
Slatif
vhurk
Crerk,
wblrh
flow
fxillieaM-ri.
i
ml
dtin
inlu
Katsn
fii)s
almut
4
Hillr
mi
i,t
Una
IOi1.
skldrtate
Inlet.
The
ler
will
Im
dlrerted
from
Ihe
treim
l
a
point
itwiul
tliree-quirteM
of
mile
aorthwefierlr
frnm
Hie
xiqitteatl
corner
of
See.
tJ.
Tp.
and
will
tie
uel
Tor
fWoieMie.
Mini
lit.
power,
Sl'im,
In
;
itutlrlal
urjNi.e
uram
Ihe
land
drrrllirl
a
art
of
Tnmohina
t
and
I.
Oraham
Maixt,
hekl
a
(UkI
Ureurea
or
leaea
lijri
apphrant,
Thl
millre
piMleil
ihi
the!
rrounit
on
the
)ih
day
of
rchruarr.
f
a,
A
ropjr
of
ihl
nolire
and
an
apnllrationi
purulil
lliereto
and
In
the
"Walerl
An'
lll
be
filed
In
the
otflre
of
Uiei
Water
lieecrrrfer
at
CiiiM-a
loipert,
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