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DAILY
IDITIOK
Friday,
1-Vbruary
12,
1
92ft
Unexpected
Often
Happens.
The
despatches
yesterday
told
of
two
men
calling
up
n
pmvifu
ial
poliremun
in
Albertu.
apparently
with
tJie
idea
of
injuring
him
or
perhaps
killing
him.
The
opposite
happened.
One
or
the
men
who
railed
lies
dead,
hol
by
the
gml
in
the
hand
of
lu
comrade.
That
is
the
way
tilings
happen
"in
.
this
world.
At
any
rate
it
does
not
pay
lo,go-around
with
a
gun
or
with
a
man
who
carries
one.
Also
'it
doe's
nl
jay
to
harbor
a
grudge
uuusi
aujoue.
a
policeman
lias
.to
lo
ln
tlitly,
despite
friend
or
Toe,
just
as
a
newspaperman
often
has
similar
duly
to
perform.
-
Lawless,
placet,.
,
Is
Best
Avoided
':
-
A
horrildtf'
story
of
iiwlc4tfe
niuf
iiiciile'
came
ovbrAlu
wire
jest
ej-duy
from
Mexico
w;here
two
American
girls
were
outraged
ut
Tia
.(nana
and
the
chief
of
police
wa
arrested
and
charged
wilh
the
ffcnre.
We
know
nothing
of
the
circumstances
but
we
do
know
that-
the
Mexican
town
is
noted
a
being
one
of
the
most
lawless
places
in
the
world
and
is.
a
good
place
to
stay
away
from.
American
girls
have
no
business
there.
Ketchikan
And
Prince
Rupert.
Ketchikan
is
still
making
eyes
at
the
fishing
busiiic.s
but
this
time
she
is
adopting'
a
fairway
of
trying
to
get
it.
She
is
planning
to
compel?
--in
the
mdlfjr
if
transportation.
Against
lhal
there
is
nothing
to
say.
irhe
can,
beat
us
out
in
n
fair
field
she
has
a
perfect
right
to
do
so
but
when
she
tries
to
hide
behind
the
skirts
of
tariff
legislation
.or
in
any
other
manner
to
legislate
us
out
-of
court,
we
take
.serious
objection.
We
do
not
think
it
a
friendly
act
as
become?
neighbors.
'-'"'
-
,
Plenty
Of
Money
If
Proposition
Good
One.
Apparently
there
is
j
.
en
j
of
money
to
be
got
ir
there
are
businesses
that
can
offer
fair
returns
on
the
investment.
The
natural
resources
official
of
the
C.X.R.
has
beeir
here
looking
for
good
investments
that
he
can
offer
those
who
have
money
and
who
are
constantly
implying
for
opportunities.
Here
is
a
ehapre
OH
those
who
are.
always
seeing
good
tilings.
They
must
have
.something
that'
they
can
guarantee
'
ns
being
a
genuine
prop()al.
-
The
difficulty
wilh
most
if
us
is
we
see
only
one
side.
We
do
nut
see
all
the
disadvantages.
'e
talk
about,
how
motn
may
be
made
in
various
Iine,sof
cridenvor.
but
we
have
to
be
able
toitjhpw
quite
dearly
lttiforr.we-yan
gel
an
investor
to
put
in
his
cash.
There
is
money
awaiting
any
genuine
investment.
Now
is
the
lime
to
gel
busy.
Mr.
Letts,
left
this
morning
but
he
will
be
back
in
a
month
or
two
ajid
he
has
opportunities
of
getting
in
touch
with
capital
that
maiiV
other
do
not
have.
Sees
Canada
Big,
In
Near
Future.
Sir
Jlenrv
Thornton
sees
(!nmirtn
fioMirinrr
l.:.,
;.,
n,
future,
.she
says
there
are
plenty
of
opportunities
here
for
young
men
and
he
advises
them
to
stay
in
-Canada.
Sir
Henry
is
a
hip
man
and
he
holds
a
high,
posjljnn.
He
has
knocked
about
the
world
enough
to
nnpiiro
a
wide
vision'
JMhmi
he
advises,
his
advice
is
worth
considering.
Far
awav
fields
look
green,
bnl
often
lhe
home
town
is
the
best
Make
a
Quick
get-away
SHREDDED
WHEAT
is
always
ready
to
eat
Q
RIAKING
MUSIC
COMPULSORY
IN
'School
Board
Last
Mght
In
structed
Principals.
That
It
Must
be
Regular
Subject
Music
must
ho
laikght
a
fl
regular
subject
in
I
he
city
kcIkioU
from
this
un,
according
to
the
ruling
of
the
school
hoawt
jat.
its
rKular
meetim?
last
night
,
The
board
whs
unanimous
if
i
re
gard
t"
the
matter.
R
was
u!-
pecend
Avenue
and
Fifth
Street
Changed
From
$14,000
to
$12,000
The
court
of
revision
on
the
municipal
Hswsm'nt
roll
closed
it-
wnk
yesterday
afternoon
by
remieins
the
asf.es
smeut
on
the
dated.
had
hoptl
the
r.ou
teKM"
i
McLeod
double
corner
at
Second
was
made
to
he
enforced.
II
wu
.venue
anil
Fifth
Street
fromlJu!
as
easy
lo
make
correct
en
$11,000
to
12,ono.
the
revised
tries
a-
.incorrect.
figure
tic
i
III?
Hie
sntnp
nn
In
at
Jelh
s
assesn)eiil
Tbe
division
Wai
unanimous,
the
entire
court
hefttL'
presenl
with
the
exception
of
Aid.
:aey.
Having
completed
lhe
cn-e.
tbe
court
then
adopted
the
l"2ti
assessment
roll
as
CONSOLIDATED
WERE
FINED
heen
a
very
different
micslkm.
As
it
whs.
-every
fact
tninleil
lo
ihow
food,
faith
although
there
was
carelessness
on
Mr.
Pyle's
purl.
AnoLher
evidence
of
good
faith
wiis
lhal
the
records
of
the
company
were
alwnyn
open
U;
the
tfovorninenl
officials.
Tin
records
had
heen
Inspected
for
four
years
and
up
lo
this
Ifine.
there
had
never
heen
ai.
murmur.
Under
the
eircumstanccs
hmv
cnuld
one
expect
the
company
lo
do
anything
else
Mum
it
did?
Other
export
houses,
Mr.
Miller
had
mlmi'Mcd,
-
were
not
complying
with
the
regulations
in
this
respect.
It
was
adinitli'd
dial
it
wn
pot
the,
custom
to
jiroceed
Willi
furiher
prosecutions
after
there
had
heon
one
major
conviction.
F'en
Mujor
McMullin,
superin-(endenl
or
police,
staled
that
one
major
conviction
Would
satisfy
him.
Shipments
to
Alaska,
Ah
for
the
shipments
to
Alan-6a.
Mr.
dongale
contended,
thai
liud
noi.liing
to
do
with
the
case.
If
there
were
violations
or
American
laws
was
(lie
American
f
she
-men
i
ieinelves
who
wen
responr-dMC
and
not
Hie
t.onsol
T
the
Itiilish
tinl-1
uinhia
gljyjaprnrenl
required
was
ilmi
iln
'shhSiii'Miis
slmuW
go
our
of
lhe
province.
For
Mia
I
matter,
lhe
Consolidated
r.xpurJer!
t)orj
(oral
i"ii
in
1'rinee
llulierl
in
sell-,
PITV
QPlIfini
Q'"
hluur
t
Ameuicau
fisher-J
position
avtne
jjnwriimeiii
'"l"
nor
,fiii'f.
in
Yancnuvcr
in
sell
ing
In
Ainericun
inurisls.
j
"It
km
obvious
'liai.a
bona-file
mistake
yis
made,"
.oon
eluded
Mr.
(ionnles,
"Mm
I
rtih-
inlt
thai
ttic
aciijjsed
slum
Id
re-j
ceivt-
lli
KeucrU
tr
the
douhtand
the-
cUiirgft-sliujgld
dismissed."
Crown
Argument
In
opffhig
his
ai
ii
tinien
I.
L.
W.
Pa
I
more,
counsel
for
the
crown,
snllpil
Ilia'
lie
ilesirea
10
pes
led
to
the
principal
that
;
make
his!
where
a
teacher
was
not
able
to
.Mtv;,
one
of
the
other
teachers
in
the
school
could
lie
allot
led
the
task,
an
exchange
of
classes
being
made.
Every
teacher
could
leach
ttie
mechanics
of
music
hid
not
all
could
ship.
The
matter
came
up
on
an
in
mmam
j!
i'ii
clear.
.
lie
Itnl
prosecute
wMHwid
Hii'lta.
linn.
load,trncred
vaiMiu
infraction
Hribe
Act
and
had
latil
iiifonaHttiiuK
as
he
saw
fi.
He
had
iftweo
-Vi'rttiria
ami
taken
the
mailer
up
jeioimUy
with
the
aliwriiey
jo'ir.isttj
who
quiry
by
.ulss
Ahlls,
principal
of
I
had
ai'rw
T.1rts
ai'tion
uh
Dorden
St
feel
School,
who
saidjhad
advised.
Jikif
to
treat
-H(rl
?uv
wimiu
uive
io
Hint-
u
ruiiiiias
ne
wottw
a.w''-raner
from
the
hoard.
The
hoard
had
,
itener
had
sf
'..
.1...
.,
I
At.
:
i
.
inc
pasi
tieer
luroeti
uie
is-
,
Truslee
Fulton:
"We
are
jro-jng
to
do
so.'"
.Miss
Mills
explained
that
some
teaelrers
were
doing
the
work
and
Others
were
not.
Those
who
were
not
filled
for
it
could
at-Je'nd
summer
school.
Mr.
Fulton
thought
perhaps
me
or
two
teacher
rouhl
do
the
inysical
inslriiclinii.
All
the
Inistees
were
asreed
that
sing-ipg
should
he
tmiL'hl
aecortlinff
to
tit
curriculum
as
laid
ilmvni
by
the
department
of
education.
The
mailer
was
left
with
the
principal
in
arrange
that
r?ro-'ar
iiistt
roc1
ii-
.'
given.
SMALL
REDUCTION
IN
Mr
,fil
o
ti
aruiind
and
compthtnar
he
Mr.
I
El
more
w
pescul
nig
hiuj
oe-
cane
tie
Uil
p(a,iHi
law
iioroesi
from
him.
IRd
had
wauled
.tot
persecute
Mi".
Hesiicr."
declared
Mr.
Pullliore,
"I
would
liaxe
eir-
ed
his
entire
slock
valued
at
j
.10.000
or
iU,oo
us
I
woj-j!
have
lad
a
perffcl
rmlit
lo
do
ai
suon
us
I
ftwuMl
lhal
there
hudj
Iteeii
an
illegal
The
people
,
U
ue-t.
I
felt
that
I
should
old
am
flues
acauisl
Mils
corporation
cental
to
half
then
iicene.
I
formulated
my
coursi-
wilh
Ihct
end
in
view
and
bae
not
deviaiml
one
iota
and.
furthermore,
ihej
start.
pleadiMi
guilty
and
imid
hi
g
"'w
.hoiii.i
lime
like
a
IHn
man."
Id.smi-ardwl
mid
that
onl
the
Improper
System
i
:
ecmds
sliowimc
incorrect
eu
healing
secii,ull
with
tliej
ries
Sndicalin
violation
of
the
charge
in
pieltuii
that
tliereh''
should
he
considered.
had
Iteen
taloi'
iilrie
in
the
re-
iaho
act.
tfnil
IkOuL
fiiMlrl
ttv
mw
Mr
'
Palhiore
obsifTveil
Unit
the
lawi
tlilieralcly
deslroyed.
The
coin-1
EXPORTERS!
Iianv's
rccwrd
hook
was
a
THOUSANDlof
Iale
Wltrie.
wilh
lhe
orium
DOLLARS
FOR
MAKINQ
FALSE
ENTRIES
IN
BOOKS
'continued
from
ia?e
one.
Showed
Qood
Faith
Renanliny
the
suggestion
that
the
company
uus
euvering
no
il
legal
nle
hy
luintnni;
slupnienls
n
(lie
reiurns
and
nivmces
.Mr.
(wnixales
coirtended
that
what
Ipight
or
could
have
heen
done
hud
mil
Inn;-
In
dw
with
the
case
in,
point.
If
it
was
the
iiilcntiou
Ifraku
tliijihienls,,
it
could
jut
a.s,sily
e
Jane
hy
making
out
the
t'xiiw
individual
invuiees
a
lij;
luiniMtig
1
hem.
It
va
the
cft;et
thing
in
tJie
world
under
Uiia-overnineut'w
present
system
ip'-niaKe
raise
returns
ami
"iv
the
niligle
sliipmeni
mule,
too."
If
some
ulterior
uinlive
or
gam
had
been
proven,
it
would
have
al
desli-iiyed.
Walsh,
whom
i
liev
said
was
a
good
inspect-or,
tnul,
sat
hy
for
two
years
and
now,
aid
I
ha
he
had
never
seen
ine
orr.'iiial
entries
dentroyerl.
If
that
was
the
kind
of
inspector-
;
they
had,
no
wonder
Davidson,
when
he
came
into
office,
fired
were
a
rejrular
habit.
.
;
Breach
of
Act
;
ltcl'erring
to
variims
iitstances
of
shipments
to
.vnrious
hoat
invoieeil
under
the
naun
or
one
hoat.
Mr.
Pat
more
declared
that
ir
it
was
iml
a
dnlfherale
attempt
to
camouflage
tind
deceive
lh
aparniBeni.
thetj
je
jdid
not
linow
wliat
it
was.
It
had
heen
aked
what
I
In-
company
had
lo
gain
through
such
irregularities.
Air.
Palioore
auswewd
the
pic-fjon
hy
slating
that
such
lumping
of
siiipmctils
could
make
It
look
like
cxpor;
work
to
conceal
I
lie
real
iiaiuiv
of
the
Juisiiiesa.
"It
offers
Id.
Does
That
Cough
Stick
On
Your
Lungs?
Mr.
I1ay
MacXab,
Bognor,
Ont,
writfn:
"1
trouhM
with
a
tar-TiUe
cough
that
I
n.uU
aot
gut
rid
of,
and
mj
doctor
told
m
that
I
had
A
"light
touch
of
broiicbitia.
Kothing
I
took
iwrned
to
give
ue
any
relief
until
I
got
a
bottle
of
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
I
got
tuck
relief
by
uaing
It
that
I
would
adnae
all
those
who
are
aubjwt
to
bad
colda
or
eougha
to
keep
a
liottle
of
this
remedr
in
their
home
alt
the
time."
Ton
don't
experiment
when
yon
buy
''Dr.
Wood
'a'
'
u
it
bai
Isn
a
bouae-iold
reaiedy
for
the
ait.S7
jear.
Put
np
only
by
The
T,
Milburn
Co,
limited,
Toronto,
Out,
Ufid,
III
lli
I'niH-v
Hiitwri
Ltid
tlmirduii
:untrii-i
aiHl
llul
en
an
iiiiii.iitrd
lli
ii
iu-
l-tfeni
nuniiHtti
!
Ilulu
Bjy
.
i
,
..I.,.
,Mi
f'Utr
imir
ouml.
uUwl
HIih-
rrim
.ii
i
liaise
..
u
i.
Uki.
Ihnre
has
Wn
an
imparl
S.'.V'
tT
S1:,:;
system
of
false
entries
and
I
ih-
!
iMiemi.
in
piii
r..t
t
!"
uv-
'-.i
iii...
i
ii....
i.
i
.
i
mi
ih-i-itiiii
unite
-
iiiM-iirij
ninifr
Mini
ii
imir
iirrii
;
.
..niliwii.
nor
ai
i
i
air
lf
going
0:1
rivlil
al.'iijt.
"lhe
ot-i
ginal
entry
was
always
tin-
most
Import
an
I
in
a
rae
of
law
and
here
the
original
records.
Mo-daily
sales
slips,
IihiI
heen
de-
on
nrii
iibiiwre--il
.f
'
ailiannr
1.
an
iw
in
ina.'ii.
aii
a
-"
11:
Daviuf
'4Iiii-
..I
ai'
in
1
"U
'
and
-
mi
imini
tui'
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US
ifl
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
the
whole
hunh
of
inspectors
j
hag
und
haggane."
The
irregu-l
...
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hutBulK
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Fr"n
Kll,ed
Vm'
larit.es
were
not
a
niislnke
V.a,ler
xioiiiuei
uoas's
pc:
in
i6o
Choice
Veal
''.hops,
per
p.
.
.
25c
Veal
Stew.
:
His
25c
Choice
Hoasls.
per
Ih.
from
a
18o
to
25c
Beef
from
the
Bulkley
Valley
Sirloin
lloasls,
per
Ih
24c
T-hone
lloastn.
per
Ih
26c
GROCERY
DEPT.
2oo
pails
Jam
or
Marmalade,
aeh
.
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69c
TJie
ahove
in
pure
(dock,
packed
in
I
Ih.
sealed
lin
for
expurt
'
rode,
heiiiu
a
surplus
slock
left
on
oannet-'M
hands
after
nil
order
were
filled.
.
Fels
.Vaplhu
Soap,
per
carton
79o
I'nlmolive
Soun.
ner
dox.
.
89e
easiest
way
in
Ihe-m,,,.
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T(
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,
J(kR
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"in
nr,
nil
$1.0
Creamery
Hutter
in
hulk.
3
lh.
r
..
$1.40
llutler
prices
will
advance
next
week.
New
Laid
F.gg.,
per
dor..
.
.
45c
.1
dozen
$1.25
We
ahsnliilely
guarantee
every
ugg.
Pea
mealed
Itnck
llncon.
per
Ih.,
"liced
39
c
Aunt
Iinah
Moln.o,
xmnll
tins
13c
Combination
Canned
Fruit
Special,
4
tins
for
95o
I
tin
of
any
of
the
following
line,
rmhnpple.,
"npricnt
neachen.
rnsphorries,
hlack-herriea
0r
filnenpple.
Walk
dmvnalRirs
()rl
you
w
ave
money
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Table
Supply
Co
Phone?
210,
211
and
212
IfcANADlAN
PACinc
)l'tdu,
li'lniilHv
WE
ARE
NOW
PAYING
SPOT
cash
Buy
Your
Hamburg
1919
Bonds
Now
Before
They
Scorn
Further
Rises
are
iuleie4ed
ill
Mm
Hung
a'lj
1
liaplMMI
lO
klM)V
what
I
lie
MMde,
ltwagh
when
Mr.
Hesiier
goJ
o(T
world
fr
roM-rmg
up
ille.,:
last
tune
with
a
In
I
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r
ah-MdideU
m.
check
i-
in
Ibul
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unit
,.r
mull
I.
left.
It
I-
full'
lo
HraW
III
i-renee,
Iroin
the
iittt
o(
m-orrecl
onlrie
that
Irnd
heen
ouml
in
ifite
week'
records,
thai
:Ue
practice
has
heen
gmnit
"
:lglil
alnim.
I
chanre
thai
there
no
lieMi
a
ilirect
lirench
of
I
lie
cl
done
in
such
u
war
that
it
jir
Mr.
Meitr
ftdd
teeii
a
M.rt.i
;"'d
not
hae
been
fi
mulake.
Uaittnn
f
r..Ki.
r.
Im
would
have
-e.
one
ui
at
the!
Mr.
Va'more
eoiteluded
h
mat-
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BVWWWfV
WV1
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ai
I
Per
Bond
Unit
of
One
Million
Marks
Berlin
4
Bonds
of
1915
Berlin
4
Bonds
of
1919.
Berlin
4
Bonds
of
1920
,.
.
.
.,
,
.
Cologne
4
Bonds
of
1914..
.....
Darmstadt
4
Bonds
of
1919
..
.
Essen
4
Bonds
of
1919
.
,
.
Frankfurt
4
Bonds
of
1913)..
i.
.
Leipzig
4
Bonds
of
1914..
J...
$3,500
2.000
1.350
5.000
1,750
800
c.itto
-1,000
Munich
4
Bonds
of
1914
...
.....
5,750
Stuttgart
4
Bond
of
1919
......
J00
Two
Years
Ago
These
Bonds
Were
Sold
at
$3(J.OO
The
Investment
House
of
G.
M..C0RDASC0
&
COMPANY
Foreign'
Government
and
Municipal
Bonds
Marcil
Trust
Bulld'ng
290
St.
James
Street
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CANADA
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