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made
the
same
as
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit
Pressed
into
a
wafer.
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DAILY
EDITION
Cow
Bay
Question
And
The
Aldermen.
98
86
Sal
unlay.
January
.10,
1
020.
AlUernian
Stephens
is
such
a
capable
official
and
doe
so
much
guuu
work
lor
the
city,
that
it
is
with
diffidence
we
take
issue
with
him
in
connection
with
this
Cow
Bay
question.
However,
it.
seems
necessary
to
deal
briefly
with
bis
.letter
of
yesterday.
It
is
admitted
that
the
Cow
Bay
question
ha
been
before
the
city
for
the
past
fourteen
years
and
it
is
likely
to
lie
anolbei
fourteen
if
the
matter
is
dealt
with
in
Ihe
terms
of
the
firs!
resolution
offered
by
Mr.
Stephens
at
the
last
council
meeting.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
not
interested
in
carrying
on
negotiation
there
is
no
reason
why
any
other
place
should
wili
to
worry
over
it.
'
'
v
.'"
i
.
-
,
-
.
Tbe-
frsliernien.havefjbeeiuasking
for-4mpnrved
facilities.
It
isthe
duty
of
the
Dominion
government
to
provide
this,
biil
lite
land
ran
only
be
secured
by
coming
lo
terms
with
the
provincial
government.
The
terms
of
the
provincial
.government
are
Ihe
settlement
of
Ihe
riparian
rights
in
Cow
Bay
so
Hint
the
railway
and
industrial
sites
question
may
be
settled.
So
it
moves
in
circles
and
there
it
is
likely
lo
move
unless
the
city
enmes
off
its
high
horse
and
takes
a
little
interest
in
Ihe
matter.
The
fishermen
are
the
Mifferers
from
the
neglect.
Nobody
else
worries.
Question
Of
Reporting
Long
Drawn
Out
Meetings.
"
Mr.
Stephens
accuse
the
Daily
News
of
failing
to
report
Ihe
meeting
or
the
council
correctly.
The
difficulty
was
that
the
discussion
qontinued
ifi:
an
informal
way
for
well
over
an
hopr
and
the
report
had
to
be
boiled
down
lo
a
column
-and
a
hair.
...
;
It
is
not
Ihe
custom
of
Ihe
local
newspapers
to
emphasizo
anything
that
will
lend
to
injure
Ihe
city,
hence
the
reference
lo
local
fiuance.s
was
left
out.
Asjhe
proposal
of
the
mayor
for
Ibe
city
to
build
the
waterfront
improvements
was
not
considered
serimlsly
by
anyone
except
himself
apparently.
It
wa
not
necessary
in
the
argument.
.Mr.
Stephens
might
have
continued
to
recount
things
that
were
said
Tor
another
column
or
two
and
still
at
Ibe
end
of
each
paragraph
have
added,
"Did
von
report
that?"
We
did
not.
It
n
lot
or
Ihe
things
said
at
council
meetings
were
reported
the
alermen
and
the
mavor
would
often
appear
very
foolish.
The
reporter
neres-arily
has
to
ue
a
great.
deal
of
discretion.
'e
are
with
Alderman
Stephens
in
all
well-considered
efforts
lo
improve
the
city.
Ve
have
backed
him
often
and
he
Must
learn
to
lake
a
lilt
lo
criticism
as
well
t
tlllTIA
to
back
him
again
a
great
nianyiJImetf
during
Ijie
coming
year
for
he
is
the
most
forceful
factor
in
the
counoil
and
has
a
greal"
opportunity
to
do
userul
work.
Proposal
To
Let
Work
By
Contract.
Some
criticiMii
has
beenjevelled
at
the
provincial
govern-meht
in
connection
with
the
construction
of
the
road
tn
Calloway
Rnptds.
Already
the
province,'
has
spent
more
on
their
part
of
be
road
than
the
city
ha
on
theirs,
and
the
rol
of
completing
it
is
likely
to
be
heavy.
The
result
is
that
the
government
has
been
.recommended
to
let
the.
work
by
contract.
II
is
claimed
that
belter
results
could
be.
secured
in
lhal
wnv.
The
heaviest
part
of
the
rock
work
and
filling
is
now
completed
and
the
rest
or
the
construction
is
much
belter.
As
soon
as
tbe
money
can
be
appropriated,
it
is
understood
Ihe
work
will
recommence
in
the
spring,
but
whether
!N
before
or
bv
conlracl
is
not
vet
known.
The
best
possible
results,
people
here
are
asking,
and
whichever
pl.-tii
will
give
that.,
is
the
one
the
government
should
ROCHESTER
IS
NEWCHAIRMAN
School
Board
Had
Us
First
Meeting
of
Year
Yesterday
Afternoon
11.
H.
Ilochester
was
elected
chairman
"f
Hie
school
board
for
new
hoard
which
wti
held
yw
lerday
alteruoou
in
the
oily
council
chamber.
WHEN
the
Christmas
decorations
are
down
that's
the
time
to
restore
the
beauty
of
your
walls
with
lovely
Alabastine
tints.
Easily
and
Inexpensively
applied.
Insist
on
genuine
Alabastine
the
only
satisfactory
interior
wall
finish.
The
AlabMtlne
Co.
Pri,
Limited,
Paris,
Ontario
to
CHURCH'S
be
in
by
Monday
evening.
The
playshed
at
Borden
Street
In
The
Letter
Box
i
.Mr.
HueiPi-ter'
nomination
I
was
moved
by
Trustee
S.
D.
Johnstone
who
referred
to
the
ability
that
had
ben
deiuouslrat-cd
by
Mr.
Hocliester
a
a
Iriisluc
last
year
particularly
in
connection
with
the
repairing
of
tin;
Booth
School
for
which
he
had
hoi
been
piven
full
credit.
The
nomination
was
seconded
by
Trustee
W.
O.
Full
on
who
moved
that
the
selection
bo
unanimous.
The
question
was
put
by
Secretary
J.
L.
r.hrislie
and
carried
with
applause,
Mr.
llnchesler
thereupon
Inking
the
chair.
Mr.
Hoe
hauler
expressed
ap
preciation
for
ttie
honor
that
had
been
conferred
upon
and
stated
that
he
hoped
the
efforts
of
the
hoanl
tltirisg
the
year
would
b
profitable
ami
JmrmeQiou.
Il
urn!
ihe
members
to'speak
their
minds
freely
at
nil
tUnt
but
do
briefly,
avoiding
haranguinc
and
useless
discussions.
Mr.
Hochesler
also
welcomed
the
two
new
members
of
the
board
O,
A.
Bryant
and
Thomas
MrMekiu.
Mr.
Bryant
ai
tithe
work
would
h
new
lo
hint
but
be
intended
lo
do
bis
best.
Tlie
trustees
decided
to
pay
a
visit
of
inspection
to
all
the
schools
on
Tuesday
morning
ireparalory
i
drafting
the
esti
mates
at
the
first
meeting
on
Tuesday.
The
board
decided
to
call
for
tenders
for
a
carload
of'coal
for
the
Borden
Street
School,
hids
to
school
was
briefly
mentioned
and
will
be
further
pone
into
when
the
board
visits
that
school.
There
is
a
question
as
lo
what
sdyle
of
roof
will
be
put
on.
regular
pitch
roof
is
provided
for
in
the
(dans
but,
so
as
not
to
ob
struct
tne
view
or
houses
on
Bortlen
Street,
it
has
been
sup
posted
that
there
be
a
flat
slop-inc
roof
instead.
PROTECTIONIST
PROPAGANDA
Anyox,
B.'..,
Jan.
2H-J
fililor.
Daily
New.
I
enclose
an
answer
to
the
pro-lectkmi&l
propaganda
"the
lan-adian
tariff
should
be
raised
to
the
level
of
that
of
the
United
Slates,"
which
was
lhe
cause
o'
slampeclinp
the
hallol-winhler
into
the
ranks
of
the
protectionists,
and
which
will
be
made
use
of
a
pa
hi
unless
bc
farce
is
exposed.
It
is
nlioul
time
that
protection
under
preent
conditions,
which
is
the
greatest
swindle
ol
the
ape,
should
he
exposed.
A
little
study
will
show
that
a
tariff
whether
applied
to
imported
tea,
wheat,
shoes
or
anything
else
i
a
tax
anil
a
tax
alone,
and
protective
in
character
and
that
there
is
no
such
a
tuinp
a
a
protective,
tariff.
That
free
trade
flourishes
under
a
hipb
lax
on
import
(tariff
.
as
vviliie
the
case
of
automobile,
with
a
:J5
tier
cent
ad
valorem
duly
and
nothing
lo
hinder
the
entrance
of
foreign
made
cars,
when
the
users
pay
the
full
tax
which
tficy
do
in
siirh
'eases.
Protection
of
the
market
is
possible
only
by
undorsollinp
the
imported
articles,
which
It
not
heinp
done,
and
which
leaven
the
tariff
as
an
enforced
subsidy
only.
D.
J.
KULL1VAX.
'The
article
will
be
published
nest
week.
Kd.
Alabastine
LIBERALS
ARE
ALL
CONFIDENT
Expressions
of
Opinion
Given
by
Several
Members
at
Meeting
Last
Night
Al
he
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
JlBpcrl
Liberal
Assoom-
12C
al
the
mil
ml
myelins
of
UipJii,,,,
hubl
in
the
Metropnle
Mat!
last
ntphL
there
wa
a
general
note
of
4jlunism
over
the
su
-ecs
oflllui
par'v
in
ttiejnisl
and
the
pro
pe4
u
i
In
future.
The
new
preMdwi:.
W.
J.
Urenr,
spoke
of
Ihe
hftud'Hine
majority
I
lie
hud
piwvi
,41m'
Minns
member,
teed
Hpial
I
h"
past
election
and
ttlflpcnuhited
the
member
mi
their
cfiud
work
ill
a
JStasi
which
liiey
al!
had
al
heart,
ihe
iriiuiiph
of
deinocriil
ic
government.
L.
NV.
Patniiire.
ne
of
the
new
viee-presideuls
and
a
past
president
ot
,'ie
association,
hhiiI
thn
iiinioo
wa
how
prevalent
tint'
then
would
lie
no
elect
ion
for
some
time
to
coin.
H
thouptit
the
Progressive
intended
ki
upporl
the
I
literals
mid
help
I
hem
tu
carry
on
for
awhile
at
auyrak.
While
he
deplored
Ifyri
mail,
majoriiy
with
a
smalt
proup
enl.ndliiift,
another
eler-
linn
tiiisrhlviiinke
n
ehimpe
and
he
di
ml
think
ite
Premie
vvaabl
bf
utitieil
tu
askinp
t
imotl!lecion
iusl
w.
Tim
voire
ot
1th
people
had
been
Snard
dfui
they
had
demandeii
CHILDREN'S
BALL
PRETTY
AFFAIR
One
Hundred
Boys
and
Qtrls
Attended
Event
In
I.O.D.E.
Hall
Last
Evening
Some
1(10
boy
and
girls
attended
Ihe
annual
children's
ball
of
(Jtieen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Dauphter
of
the
I'.iitnire,
which
was
held
last
e.-niug
in
Ihe
hall
on
Fifth
Avenue.
J'rom
7
until
12
o'clock
the
youngster?
enjoyed
dancing
to
ti
eslrain
of
music
furnished
by
Mrs.
11.
P.
Ponder
and
It.
Ar
thur
Jr.
Willi
many
daintily
Jdiesed
tilth;
girls
on
the
floor,
,a
very
pretty
scene
was
presenl-ied.
Feature,
of
the
evening
were
two
solo'dances
Ihe
Sword
Dance
by
little
-Miss
Elizabeth
McLeod
.and
tbe
Nodding
Tulip
Dance
by
Mis
Hilda
Wilson
Murray.
At
10
o'clock,
dainty
refreshment
were
served
t
the
deliphl
of
nil.
The
committee
In
rharpe
of
the
event
consisted
or
Mrs,
nob-eri
Dinner
convener
.
Mrs
8.
Darton
Mrs
W.
U.
Wilson
Mur-
ray.
Mr.
MALKINS
BEST
isthefitvorite
blend
of
thousands
IIi'ums
iiml
Mr.
J.
mui
pfcwrnroenL
lie
lhm.piilj(!
SW,M
A
r
It
would
ton
a
pood
Ihinp
if
they
,Hr
1(f
..n,,,
Hn(1
yv.
H
eoubl
eaf
on
for
a
year
or
lvv
.iU
,,M,
Mm.ri!V
,,,,
,.,..
tMWj,
lbn,
when
(hssimtion
to.m.,
,,.,.
pr(,,j(j,.d
ai
the
door.
!huA,
at
felt
confident
they;
,
.
.
.
would
h
returned
noe
more.
iinril
Plinr
Hilt
mi
irrc
Country
Making
Progress
!
LULHL
iSHUL
IMrtH
lUAM
Mr.
Patinore
made
re'erem
e
to!
Ihe
fart
thai
under
the
Mackenrb'j
King
administration
the
count
ri
.
I....
.....I.
was
niHKinp
prnre.
.n
nil
lrl""
verse
trade
Imluure.
had
been
Uahour
Bros
turned
into
a
favorable
IihIiiuco.I
'earn
lhal
In
Mr.
Mciphcn
had
nice
remarked
I
course
of
study
in
the
Ameri-I
i
'
1
1
.
r
f.
i
.
i
:
rt,.
i
I
that
Ihe
country
wouhl
.
.
not
SPECIAL
STUDY
OF
FEET;
jf,
rn
nrniHil
01
-l
ill
l
lH-UH-
nnwpen.us
unlil
the
balance
wa
i'""-"-
''
eoure
is
.no
in
Canada'
favor
I.
t
tie
niflfli
tr
!
b"
to
rt'
w,,h
-
ienlific
of
:nn
nnn
ono
mnr
it
i-ni
"fiau
d
the
Sum
.1.
ill.
Mir.
nl
I.
til
will
he
triad
!'
ha
just
completed!
Chi
that
hft
elitutnatiou
oil
iunisl
luie
trouble
can
be
trarad
I
nearly
tlMi
I
now
and
h
prophce-i
f,K"
"d
I"
trouble
throtipul
led
that
under
the
present
ad-l,",
apMiirauon
or
Hp.nanee
in-iniiiilraie
thai
figure
w,,ldivente,
h
Dr.
Win.
M.
Seholl,
Ihe
toon
he
rmlie.1.
The
peopbt'"
known
authority
on
Hie
feet.
throughout
the
country
would!
Al
rdmp
l.
Mr.
Jabour.
man
feel
the
po.d
elTwrt
jf
it.
j
people
have
pone
along
for
year
The
speaker
said
he
thouphf
"'"Vrinp
untold
ditiv
with
the
cry
of
higher
tariff
wn
only
:,
fallen
nrrhe.
wnk
ankle,,
catch
cry
for
jiurpo-e
of
elec-'
eraiii!J
!,
eorn.
enlloues
lion,
because
llanard
recordeiil"1"'
1onhn.
rtc.
nol
knuwinp
a
speech
of
Mr.
Merpben-
only
.
:'elief
was
n
vmry
iiiiile
matter,
far
haik
a
III:'
I
in
vvhch
he
anjj
W
'bat
he
i
iirepured
to
Canada
can
never
have
a
hfRbr1'
ans"'
who
ha
foot
tariff
policy."
The
reason
'given
;
lrnble
that
thin
i
n.
By
elirn-were
that
the
country
wn
oj'lm,m,:
trouble,
he
tiversified.
While
the
east
want-,a,"
dertare,
neat,
stylish
hoei
ed
hipb
tariff
the
west
would
uolirn"
w,,
w,l
I'e'
ochii-
stand
fur
it.
Free
and
Untrammelled
Mr.
Meiphen
olo
said
at
that
time
lhal
Canada
heinp
a
pro-
ilucinp
country,
should
be
free
lo
irade.
mil
niiiiinelled
by
hipb
tarilTs.
Mr.
Meighen
had
nor
really
cbanpod
hi
mind
but
jus!
chanued
hi
tune.
I.
J.
Sleen
poke
of
the
need
fort.
Throtiph
thi
special
training
Mr,
.labour
ha
ibmnnrel
I
ha
iliriMdly
to
foot
trouble.
In
the
I
majority
of
ce
of
w
here
shoes
j
hnvik
down
and
wintr
nut
sooner
than
they
houbl,
it
is
not
Ihe
fault
of
the
Ahoe,
hut
to
vvenk
and
broken
down
arelie.
weak
of
keepinp
tbe
orania!
ion
conl.",,kl"4
'"'
abnormal
foot
pad
and
Hie
member
,iotcit1,'f,d'''in.
When
Ihe
fool
trou-....
political
nubj.t-1.'
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iM
,s
w"cc.ied
throuph
the
use
Dake
Thoiioii
tlw'tlgbt
the
al-
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P-
lowii.L-
of
Pmniier
Kittc
lo
L-
I'llanee,
hoes
will
pive
much
elected
by
acelainatinn
.liealrrP"l,p
a'tactory
service
that
iarliaiiieiil
would
nol
po
to
Ihe
country
just
now,
lie
apreed
it
wa?
;
w
ise
lo(
ke'n
juried
on
political
i
fairs.
Oilier
speakers
were
Jack
Lindsay.
J.
Johnstone,
Jack
Judpe
and
Paddy
Sullivan.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Lee
and
boy,
Stewart;
O.
C.
l-'oole,
.
Prince
Charle;
A.
I'ik,
Prinee
(ieorpe;
W.
I.ninj,
Victoria.
J.
L.
Christie
reliirnod
to
Ihe
city
yesterday
after
a
busmen
I
rip
iilonp
I
tie
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Iluilvvuy
as
far
Fast
as
liiseome.
Her
Face
Was
Covered
With
Large,
Red
Pimples
Mim
Grrta
CarlMe,
23
Leimard
Bt.,
Brantford,
Out.,
write:
"A
iiliort
while
ro
my
face
wai
completely
covered
with
large
red
pimple,
aiid
it
i-nii;d
that
it
wan
aliuont
iniMiMilil
for
me
to
get
rid
of
them,
m
nothini;
I
took
ni'i-nird
to
(lo
me
any
pikmI.
One
day
I
noticed
an
adrcrtiscmcot
ef
and
I
will
never
rt-pret
the
dar
I
'
iKiupht
it,
as,
now,
wy
face
ii
ntlrfllT
cleared
up
of
blotchea
and
pimiilci
of
every
kind."
For
the
ioat
47
yrari
fi.D.B.
haa
bneo
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