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DAILY
EDITION.
?!gP
Tuesday,
Dec
7,
192G
COMMISSION
INTERESTED
IN
LIQUOR
TRAFFIC.
The
customs
commission
in
its
investigations
on
this
coast
is
cc-nterinp
its
attention
on
the
movement
of
liquor,
primarily,
the
seemingly
auomolous
smuggling
within
the
province
to
escape
the
importation
tax,
to
a
lesser
degree,
the
smuggling
of
liquor
from
British
Columbia
to
the
United
State
which
is
contrary
to
the
anti-rum
running
treaty
and,
as
such,
beinj
something
that
the
commission
or
its.
counsel
states
it
is
interested
in.
The
most
of
the
Jaw
breaking
along
the
liquor
line
may
be
said
to
be
centered
in
the
southern
districts
of
the
province
in
which
the
bsik
of
the
population
lies
and
which
are
close
to
the
United
States
border.
Prince
Rupert
district,
as
the
local
customs
collector
stated
in
evidence,
is
fairly
free
from
any
commercial
smuggling.
If
the
population
of
Alaska
and
Northern
British
Columbia
were
greater
it
might
Be
different,
of
course.
LAKE
TIE-UP
WILL
MEAN
GLUT
ON
PACIFIC
COAST.
The
sudden
freezing
up
of
the
Great
Lakes
and
St
Lawrence
imposes
ji
sudden
and
disastrous
inconvenience
on
the
grain
movement
over
the
eastern
route.
Most
of
the
twenty
million
dollars
of
commodities
tied
up
in
Lake
Snperior
may
be
assumed
to
be
grain.
Some
of
it
will
undoubtedly
have
to
be
taken
off
the
ships
and
sent
some
other
way
but
there
is
a
great
deal
more
still
in
storage
both
at
the
lake
terminals
and
in
ihe
country
elevators.
The
shipping
of
this
grain
will
tax
all
the
facilities
on
the
Pacific
Coast
and
a
serious
glut
in
the
branches
of
the
spout
leading
to
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver,
and
Portland
seems
inevitable.
KEEP
UP
THE
LOCAL
ROAD
FIGHT.
Statements
made
by
the
minister-of
lands
last
week
will
hare
disabused
any
hopes
that
might
have
been
held
as
to
the
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
highway
being
built
within
the
pacs
of
and
suggested
that
he
and
this
district
would
be
lucky
if
they
could
obtain
$300,000
a
year.
It
is
not
weakening
in
the
fight
for
the
road
to
say
it
would
be
satisfactory
if
we
got
that
It
will
be
the
duty
of
any
committee
that
may
hare
the
road
question
in
hand
to
press
for
$209,000
a
year
or
as
near
to
it
as
can
be
got
When
the
road
is
finished
through
to
tbe
canneries,
half
the
battle
will
have
been
won
and
Prince
Rupert
will
have
received
something
that
will
be
of
real
benefit
Until
the
road
is
finished
that
far,
it
will
be
of
little
use
other
than
a
scenic
highway.
UNITED
STATES
SESSION
PROMISES
TO
BE
LIVELY.
brought
rf6r
enactment
of
several
of
the
dozen
modification
bills
which
they
have
introduced.
Hie
Lausanne
Treaty
will
call
for
extended
debate,
with
Senator
King,
Democrat,
Utah,
leading
those
pppowtd
to
ratification.
ROADWAY
ON
EIGHTH
Alderman
Perry
replied
that
the
mat-
AVF
FAIT
TORN
IIP
being
ukrn
c
ftlL.Lli3I
lUlm
UI
,
Mayor
Newton
asked
the
city
en-
glneer
If
he
had
had
time
to
interview
Aid.
tae
Inquire
What
la
Being
the
resident
in
this
sectiun
to
aacer-lm
U
tulieve
Im-entcnlenee
Jtain
their
wishes.
I
The
mayor
was
assured
that
a
rrnort
Alderman
Inquired
of
the;Cwrlng
tttr
woultf
aTaUable
01
woras
ai
xne
councu
meeung
for
the
ot
WorU
on
ThunZMj
laat
night
as
to
what
was
being
done
night.
mj
give
reuei
u
m
peopi
living
in
the
vicinity
of
Eighth
Ave.
East,
who
:
"Black
Bottom'
is
meeting
a
more
VANCOUVER
AND
had
fctsa
Inconvenienced
by
the
tear-
(
auspicious
welcome
in
Paris
than
did
'
jjeQUeen
lag
up
of
a
portion
of
that
street.
At
the
Charleston.
The
dance,
however.
!
present
they
hud
not
even
as
much
as
has
submitted
to
several
modifications.
No
bran
is
added
to
SHREDDED
a
WHEAT
Contains
all
the
bran
you
need
For
any
meal
with
hot
or
cold
milk
VICTORIA
VOTE
CIVIC
MECTION
TAKE
1'L.tCT.
THIS
MILK
IX
TWO
SOtTIIERN
CITIKS
VICTORIA.
Dec
tlous
will
take
Road,
barber:
proposed
by
Ernest
A.
two
or
even
ten
years.
He
explained
fairly
that
Prince
Rupert
was
HsJli
conned
by
John
A.
Danes.
.
.
a
aTiI
1
a.
ivviki
w
j
m
1
not.
enuueo.
10
any
a,wu,wu
roaa
grant
in
a
snon.
penoa
01
lime
weilbum.
Matthew
B
1311
Oram
Street,
merchant:
proposed
by
O.
A.
Porter,
seconded
by
A.
H.
Peacey.
Woodward.
Eugene
Sidney.
1325
CarUa
Street,
business
agent:
proposed
by
David
Miller,
seconded
by
Arthur
Lee.
Wortbington.
John
Arthur.
347
Gov
ernment
Street,
realtor:
proposed
by
Richard
Bray,
seconded
by
John
A.
Scott.
Signifies
retiring
member.
CIIOOL
TUt
!TCKS
(Three
to
be
elected)
Oeorge.
Perclval
Edward.
3171
Mars
Filibusters
promise
o
be
in
order
at
the
coming
short
sesnkraf31111-
phonograph
manufacturer,
pro
of
Congress
with
the
possibility
that
an
extra
session
of
the
new
Congress
will
be
made
necessary.
Foot
subjects
Muscle
Shoals,
River
and
Harbor
legislation.
Prohibition
and
the
Lausanne
Treaty
furnish
the
vehicles
for
practically
unlimited
debate
and
if
efforts
are
made
to
force
them
through,
several
of
the
more
important
appropriation
bills
are
likely
to
be
lost
in
the
shuffle.
The
Rivers
and
Harbors
Bill
and
the
Lausanne
Treaty
alreadv
are
down
as
special
orders
in
the
Senate
for
the
coming
session
and
proponents
of
the
Muscle
Shoals
leasing
legislation
will
undertake
posed
by
Cecil
H.
Gray.
,
seconded
by
Victor
McN.
Rolfe.
Jsy.
George.
104S.
Belmont
Avenue,
barrlster-at-law;
proposed
by
James
Fletcher,
seconded
by
John
Cochrane.
McMillan.
James
S
to
get
through
the
administration
bill
as
they
feel
thev
have
'a
bet-l,;
wu,on-
ter
chance
now
than
they
would
have
in
the
Seventieth
Congress.
WUUam
TnomM-
"
The
Wets
already
have
served
notice
on
administration
leaders
tlT71i
JZZTr
7
l,4
..
'...-
...
v
r
t:u
....l
.Benjamin
C
Mcholas.
seconded
by
J.
.not
on
j
niuiw
iu
pass
nc
vvii
uui
ucnigjicu
10
jjui
jnorc
irctn
Iq
MacFarlane
in
the
Volstead
Act
will
lie
resisted
to
the
last
ditch
with
pressor;
simifie
Signifies
n
retiring
member.
iUUCC
tOMMlHMOV
JOae)
UaU.
William
Walter.
823
Linden
Avenue,
druggist,
proposed
by
ML
P.
Blair,
seconded
by
Lewis
HalL
McOavln,
Andrew.
509
Cornwall
6t..
tire
dealer:
proposed
by
James
Formaa.
seconded
by
W.
A.
Jamlesoa.
BUneland,
Walter
Ernest.
1707
Richmond
Road,
paint
manufacturer:
proposed
by
J.
W.
Spencer,
seconded
by
W.
H.
Bone.
Signifies
retiring
Commissioner.
IX
VANCOUVER
Two
aldermen
and
two
parks
com
mlasloner
were
elected
by
acclamation
when
nominations
for
the
civic
elec
tions
closed
at
Vancouver.
William
returning
ofllcer.
declared
Aid.
H.
E.
Almond
re-elected
In
Ward
a
member
of
the
board,
and
Capt.
W.
jj
D.
Jones
were
re-elected
park
com
mis-)
slooers.
When
nominations
for
mayor
dosed
tbe
papers
of
Mayor
Louis
D.
Tsylor.f
,Ald.
O.
H.
Worthington
and
Louis
i
RublaowiU.
as
expected,
were
la
the
;
hands
of
Mr.
McQueen.
William
Coate
Taylor,
who
some
time
ago
announced
hi
candidature
for
alderman
in
Ward
Six.
did:
not
file
hi
paper,
having
decided
not
to
enter
the
contest.'
oe
iiMji'.ujrir.o
P.
L.
Fellow
ei.
former
cltr
engineer.
THE
DAIL1
NfcW
Tutd.
Dr
Fin
for
catarrh
whe
melted
in
a
poon
or
snuffed
ip
the
not
and
taper
inhaled.
Head
and
Chest
Colds
prt
Reeved
In
a
New
Way
.
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
la
thl
city.
Mayor
Carl
Pendray
was
re-elected
by
acclamation
but
there
are
nineteen
candidate
lu
the
field
for
election
to
A
Salve,
which
Relet
Medicated
Vapor
when
Applied
Over
Throat
and
Cheat.
averts
oa
the
city
council,
three
cm
I
Iaialcd
as
a
?or
and.
at
the
same
tbe
school
board
and
one
oa
the
police
time
absorbed
throvrh
the
dda
like
a
commisaiou.
Eleven
men
U1
coateat
lixiiment.
Nicks
VapcKub
reaches
imme-the
flvs
ets
oa
the
Council,
five-
the
'
diaty
inflamed,
congested
air
passages,
three
et
oa
the
School
Board,
and
j
P1
modern
direct
treatment
for
the
the
on.
position
oa
the
PoUce
,
SfcSS'SK
commission.
17
million
jcrs
are
now
used
yearly.
In
adiifisx.
to
vettns
upon
the
vart-
;
Spkndkf
for
sore
throat,
tonsflitis,
ous
candidate,
taxpayer
on
the
city
:
bronchitis,
croup,
bead
and
chest
colds,
voters'
list
will
be
called
upon
to
de-
catarrh,
asthma
or
hay
fever,
cide
whether
there
shall
be
a
cits
.
Just
nib
Vicks
over
throat
and
chert
.,
.
1
and
inhale
the
medicated
vapors.
It
manager
or
not
.
cukkly
loosens
UX)
a
cukL
will
be
considerably
Improved
this
year
1
ntccmmeixUUans
brought
la
by
the
I
committee
of
the
City
Council
appelated
to
investigate
and
report
00
arrangements
for
voting
win
simplify
the
casting
of
ballots,
reduce
expense
and
relieve
congestion
at
the
polling
jooths.
The
nominations
are
as
follows:
FOE
MtlUK
Peadry.
John
Carl.
241
Belleville
Street,
paint
manufacturer,
proposed
by
David
S.
6peacer.
econded
by
n.
H.
B.
Ker.
I
OK
Al.ltKME
Kive
to
be
elected
&dam,
James,
1160
Richardson
Street.
merchant;
proposed
by
Gecrge
Jay.
conded
by
Jdin
Cochrane.
Ahdros.
Edwin
Brenton.
644
Linden
Aieaue.
retired;
proposed
by
James
?vrman.
seconded
by
W.
J.
Mable.
Brown.
Perclval
Booert.
J
408
Avenue,
broker,
proposed
by
John
Cochrane.
seconded
by
Walter
S.
Chambers.
Clearlhue.
Joaepb
Badeooch,
11BS
Hampshire
Road.
barrtser-at-law.
proposed
by
James
W.
Maynsrd.
seconded
by
It.
3.
Little.
CUIUS.
WUilam
XL.
144
Wellington
Street,
retired:
proposed
by
Duncan
E.
Campbell,
seconded
by
VT.
J.
Mable.
Day.
John.
880
Madison
Street,
merchant;
proposed
by
Begin
Id
Hayward;
seconded
by
Oeo
Cop.
Litchfield.
Henry
Oswald.
1147
Hilda
Street,
merchant,
proposed
by
J.
W.
Specrer.
seconded
by
James
Fletcher.
Shanks.
James
Arthur.
1281
Paimeld
VapoRub
Oyu
2!
Million
Jars
Uszd
Yearly
from
five
nominated
J
W
Presoott.
asd
Mrs.
r
E
Hopkins,
who
axe
present
member.
R
H
Oretgor.
A.
V.
Lofting
and
r
L.
rellowes.
THKLX
IX
1V.IKU
MX
.
All
present
aloermen
are
seeking
reelection
with
the
exception
of
Aid.
O.
Worthington.
who
has
represented
Ward
Six
for
the
last
three
year.
This
sard
will
be
contested
by
K.
P.
PrtU-
I'OK
ALUtttMO"
Ward
One
Aid.
K?
W.
Dean.
C.
2.
TVdall.
J.
E.
W.
Mscfarlan.
.
Ward
TwoAid.
H.
E.
Ahcond
(eitcV-ed.l
.
Ward
Three
Aid.
P.
C.
Otbbeta,
1
piece.
R.
J.
Paul
and
S.
J.
Birch
I
OK
MAYOR
I
Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor.
i
Aid.
O.
H.
Worthington.
Loal
Rublnowtta.
I
Walter
Deptford.
David
Klrkwaod
1
Ward
four
Aid.
John
Bennett
(elected.
Ward
rive
Aid.
J.
A.
Oarbutt.
Rob-!
ert
Bkinner.
Ward
Six
R.
P.
PttUplece.
R.
J.
Paul
and
S.
J.
Birch.
Ward
Seven-
-Aid.
F.
E.
Woodside.
W.
J.
ScrlbMas.
Andrew
Blygb.
Ward
Eight
Aid.
Angus
McInaU.
W.
J
Prout.
Oll
KCHOOL
TKl
TEi:
(Three
to
be
elected
J.
W.
Preecott.
Mrs.
P.
K.
Hopkins
(present
members
I.
R
H.
Oreggor.
A
V
Loftt&c
nd
P.
L.
retewea.
DIMMING
LIGHTS
IS
DANGEROUS
TAMl
Or
At'TOMOBlLK
CLU
Ol
HV.
CMKIR'Cli
IX
Oi.l
tOlXTKY
VANCOUVER.
Dec
7.
When
the
Automobile
Club
of
BrttHb
Columbia
advised
motorists
not
to
"dim
tbelr
lights"
acme
time
ago.
it
aroused
aom
2320
Lee
Street,
j
controversy
among
the
driver
of
this
commercial
artist:
proposed
by
James
!
province.
Porman.
seconded
by
T.
S.
Oore.
I
Recently,
however,
word
has
been
r-
Moresby.
Will
lam
Charles.
tit
Trutch
Street,
barrlster-at-law:
pro
posed
by
James
Formaa.
seconded
by
cetred
from
the
Royal
Scottish
Automo
bile
Club
supporting
the
provincial
organisation's
stand
on
this
matter.
A
committee
of
the
Scotch
Club
was
'
appointed
to
study
headlights
and
It
reported
unanimously
that
tbe
practice
j
of
dimming
headlights
on
approaching
;
traffic
was-
fraught
with
danger
and
motorists
were
urged
to
discontinue
it.
The
report
recognized
that
tbe
risk
of
accident
through
the
sudden
switching
off
of
headlights
is
greater
than
that
f"d-
John
B",Dtt
""Ifrom
2
to
220
feet
during
a
period
In
I
t
h
b
.
.
.
which
Be
driver
is
practically
blind.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Princ
Rupert
mx-E.MRr.it
1,
isic
The
meeung
last
evening
under
the
aunplces
of
the
Municipal
League
was
well
attended.
Addresses
were
given
by
Mayor
McCaEery.
Aldermen
Casey,
Mc-Clymont
and
Montgomery
and
several
local
citizens,
Matters
relating
to
tbe
agreement
between
the
city
and
tbe
a.TT.
formed
tbe
chief
Item
of
dls-
wss
the
only
unexpected
candldste.
He
j
evasion.
Alderman
McClymont
ex-filed
his
papers
for
the
School
Board,
jpiesmd
the
opinion
at
the
meeting
Papers
were
tiled
for
the
School
j
Board
by
H.
W.
Oreea.
but
be
was
I
declared
not
qualified
as
a.
candldste
'when
Mr.
McQueen
found
that
the
property
on
which
Orsn
was
hoping
to
qualify
was
held
la
trust.
I
Three
school
trustees
will
be
elected
thst
an
improvement
la
pollrlng
would
be
the
result
of
electing
police
commissions
by
popsiar
vote.
An
interesting
address
ws
given
last
evening
la
the
Presbyterian
1141,
under
the
auspice
ot
the
fortnightly
Astoria
Shoes
For
Work
or
Play
...
1.
...
..
Because
of
their
authoritative,
style
and
unmistakeable
quality,
and
the
long-wearing
goodness
of
the
selected
leathers
from
which
they
are
made.
To
wear
Astoria
Shoes
is
to
look
well,
feel
well,
and
to
invest
well
in
Canada's
finest
footwear.
SCOTT
&
McHALE,
Limited
LONDON
ONTARIO
ub.
by
Oeorge
Hanson.
Catted
States
aonsttl
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
speaker
AOk
a
his
subject
-
"The
Us
bit
and
CtMtom
of
tha
pepte
of
Borneo
"
,
Rosa
Bell,
ao
old
Hitter
on
the
eoast
A
bark
is
Pn&ce
Rupert
after
Us
vise
,
tsen
active
service
at
tbe
front.
j
ENSUING
SIX
MONTHS
Steena
Lodge
No
45
KnighU
of.
J-yihlai.
last
night
elected
officers
as
i
tallow
for
the
ensuing
six
month
i
,
CnanctUet
Commander
M.
L
Btrpp
'
j
Vlch-ChanceUor.
H
M
DafteU.
'
.
Prelate.
W.
K
Hoa.
Master
of
Works.
Pred
Oarten.
Keeper
of
Records
and
Seals.
P.
W
Oesch.
Master
of
Finance.
Bid
HambUo.
Master
of
Exchequer.
O.
W
Jobs-
'Sjoat.
Master
at
Anna.
W.
Burken.
laser
Ouard.
R.
M.
Blake.
Outer
Ouard.
P.
W.
Hart.
Advertise
in
tbe
Dally
Newa.
LAND
ACT
r.'OTit'C
or
imiTntiov
to
.wh.y
to
LE.tr.
lonr.wiiciKr.
;
In
Orahsm
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Lad
Reuordlng
District
ol
Pruice
Rupert,
aud
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay.
I
Harnett
Inlet.
Or
nam
Island.
j
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
I
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver.
BCi
occupation
Manufacturers,
intend
to
ap
occasioned
by
tbe
dazzle
aaaoclated
with
j
py
lor
a
lease
of
tbe
following
dt-'
them.
It
also
expressed
d.pprob.tion
.j
emg
,t
.
pj.nttd
,t
of
the
practice
adopted
hy
tome
drivers
;
northesrt
corrr
of
OL
1S71:
thence
,
of
flashing
headlight
on
and
off
oa
crtj.
following
northern
boundary
of
...
,
fv,
.......
.
,
said
Lot
to
tbe
northwest
corner
of
aaktl
the
approach
of
another
vehicle
hose,Ii0t.
thence
tMtiy
northerIy
and
driver
had
not
dimmed
hi
light.
This
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
(
practice
was
both
objectionable
and
of
-'
Ferguson
Bsy
to
the
eitretne
easterly
.
i
ot
Echinus
Point,
thence
south-
point
,..,,-
tK.
1.
.
...
'
fensive.
the
report
said,
and
might
Hve,ler,T
to
tne
pomt
commeneeinent.
rise
to
the
greatest
risk
ot
accident.
j
and
containing
IM
acres,
more
or
!ea.
1
About
a
month
aeo
the
research
da-
POWELL
RIVER
COIIPANT
partment
of
the
Automobile
Club
re-1
ported
that
from
a
physiological
stand,
j
point
it
was
a
dangerous
practice.
It
i
found
that
it
took
the
eye
from
three,
to
free
seconds
to
become
accustomed
to
the
diminished
Illumination.
While
this
.
re-adjustment
1
taking
place
a
car
go-'
tag
thirty
mUea
an
hour
wffl
travel
LTD.
Aeent.
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
Dated
4th
November,
int.
The
Celebrated
Viyella
:
Shirts
English
Warm,
but
not
heavy.
CLYDELLA
by
wine
firm,
light
weight
For
wear
and
appearance,
unbeatable.
.Ok
Third
Avenue.
DEMAND
X
McARTHUR
S
SHOE
STOR
rT'rrj'
Iknichts
of
pythias
W
:
ELECT
mm
m
SOLE
AfiENT
IN
PRINCE
Kt'PEKT
I'Jiime
Itlack
UhThird
Avenue,
llring
yoor
repair.
We
guarantee
(juaUty
and
Sen
ice.
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Odd
Storage
Co.,
Prince
Ruport,
B.C.
These
Chilly
Nights
Ilequirt'
hfal
in
the
huif.
Wt'
have
jul
Fall
liipnifnt
of
Gurney
Oxford
Heaters
For
economy
oinl
erfmeu'
y
Ihey
-anno
If
(
Call
and
mpe
I
our
n
k.
V
:ii
'-arr
u
-
""'i
Condor
Electric
Lamp
in
all
sizes
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avnu
Snappy
Styles
in
Tweed
:
Suits
for
Men
V
are
overstocked
In
Tweeds
Tili'M
and
w
rr
material
come
in
firt,cla
atyie,
and
are?
perfectly
taflored.
Steve
King
I'hone
firren
&