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DAILY
EDITION.
Tuesday,
Feb.
1,
1927
FATE
OF
FAIR
TO
HE
DECIDED.
The
adjourned
annual
meeting
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Agricultural
&
Industrial
Association
will
be
held
tonight
when
decision
will
be
reached
as
to
the
future
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
Ah
important
question
whether
or
not
the
local
Fair
will
continue
ia
to
be
taken
up
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
manv
citizens,
more
YinrtfMilflrlr
trincn
wYin
ot.
n-nAttna
t
u
-
.
mi
a.-
INTERESTED
HERE
IN
GAME
ACT.
There
is
room
for
much
improvement
in
the
Game
Act
as
it
affects
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
renresentations
aspect
but,
what
is
more
important,
with
the
fur
trade
which
is
a
most
important
industry
in
Central,
and
Northern
B.C.
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
CHANGES
ITS
ATTITUDE.
Within
a
week
the
British
Government
has
changed
its
atti
tude
with,
respect
to
China
from
that
of
armed
strength
to
concili
atory
desire,
expressing
itself
in
favor
of
makimr
even
mnrp
svvppn.
might
have
been
disposed
to
invoke.
With
the
British
ameliorating
metr
attitude
ana
prepared
to
meet
the
Chinese
wishes
as
generously
as
it
now
seems
there
are,
there
should
be
no
alarm
or
fear
of
further
serious
trouble
there.
SOCIAL
INSTINCT
XfiT
nisipppiniv!
for
assembly?
Isn't
the
social
instinct
the
most
nlausible
exnlann
ve
fihishind
touch
to
tea
or
coffee
Mo.lt
In
Can.i.lj
hv
lhe
Mukrrl
ol
Neitli't
Bahv
F.l
ICSTLfS!
XPOSAIt
MILK
SWflTCMCD
UNSWSIVINSO
COUNCIL
HEARS
jlN
FAVOR
OF
OF
CENSURE
VOTE1
STERILIZATION
MAYOK
NEWTON
KEI'OUTS
TO
CITY
KATIIKUS
ON
WATEKFUONT
MEETINd
Mayor
Newton
Informed
the
city
coun
cil
last
night
that
he
had
called
a
meeting
to
discuss
the
waterfront
question.
What
amounted
to
a
vote
of
censure
on
the
city
council
had
been
passed.
The
opinion
expressed
at
the
meet
ing
seemed
to
be
that
the
city
should
25c
have
actually
made
the
conveyance
as
C
iar
as
giving
up
lis
riparian
rignts
in
15c
Cow
E1)'
and
ot
simply
pass
a
resolu
tion
Baying
It
were
willing
to
do
so.
Alderman,
Stephens
could--
not
see
aldermen
felt
that
If
all
the
corres-.
pondence
between
the
city
and
the
other
parties
were
again
gone
over
that
the
situation
might
be
clearer
in
the
minds
of
the
council.
Accordingly,
fur
ther
discussion
on
the
subject
was
post-
j
jj
pjnea
until
the
next
regular
meeting
'
u
lic
rtsouciauoii,
win
turn
of
the
council
when
all
the
correspjn-.
out
so,
that
an
advised
step
may
be
taken.
dence
on
the
question
would
be
tabled'
The
Association
has
assets
mainly
its
building
in
excess
of
ifor
consideration.
liabilities
but
they
are
not
liquid
and
the
financing
of
the
Fair
will
1
-
no
doubt
be
found
difficult
this
year.
It
is
not
easy
to
estimate
the
!
AI
RCDT
&
MTAEEPRV
importance
of
the
Prince
Runert
Exhibition
tn
thp
ritv
anA
Hicfr.vt
LDtiVl
x
iUlLnlTIliU
but
the
general
opinion
is
that
it
has
been,
at
least,
of
considerable
advantage
to
certain
business
interests
in
bringing
district
trade
to
the
"city
both
durirfg
Fair
Week
and
the
year
around
through
connections
formed
at
that
time.
The
question
to
be
decided
tonight
is
whether
or
not
sufficient
public
support
can
be
obtained
to
carry'
on
the
affair
with
a
policy
of
reduction
and
economv.
ihe
public
has
been
given
time
to
think
it
over.
GIVEN
CONTRACT
FOR
COAL
AT
DRY
DOCK
VITAMIN
CRAZE
IS
SCORED
BY
LONDON
ing
concessions
to
the
Chinese
than
might
have
been
expected
or
winmpeo,
Feb.'
l
(By
Canadian
hoped
for.
The
reason
for
this
is
no
doubt
that
the
English
have
Frfs"'
J-
s-
wa-
osc..
mjj..
spoken
through
their
press
against
any
tyranny
that
the
government
h-DS-
n
preventive
dentistry
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
I
111
a.
Vln1.
.nil....
T
J
TT
J
.
.
a
.vue-gw,
UU11UV11.
.UgItlUU,
now
on
a
lecture
tour
of
Canada,
scores
what
he
calls
the
"vttamlne
tion?
Canada
and
United
Slates
are
becoming
convention
nations.
'nfjTinin
llUDAT
It
would
be
interesting
if
some
statistician
out
of
a
job
would
com-!""AKlU
WHEAl
pute
tne
number
of
conventions
in
session
in
this
country
every
year.
The
results
would
be
startling.
The
statistician
might
also
add
figures
on
daily
lodge
meetings,
Initiations
and
ladies'
nights.
It
is
not
a
coincidence
that
in
the
aimal
kingdom
the
predatory
beasts
and
birds
are
not
gregarious,
just
as
in
the
kingdom
of
man
only
those
.who
prey
upon
their
fellows
instinctively
avoid
the
society
of
man.
"1
Kent
County
farmers
here.
1
The
Ontario
pool
will
work
ln
con-!
i
Junction
with
the
three
western
Canada
!
pools
and
when
It
Is
fully
organized
it
i
Is
hoped
the
greater
portion
of
grain
I
grown
from
the
Ottawa
River
to
the
Rocky
Mountains
.will
be
marketed
1
through
one
central
organization
ln
the
hands
of
the
producers
themselves.
:
The
form
of
contract
adopted
by
the
1
Ontario
pool
Is
very
similar
to
that
j
of
Manitoba
wheat
pool.
The
grower
j
who
signs
up
agrees
to
dispose
of
all
his
grain
through
the
pool
for
a
term
of
five
years.
COl'I.DVT
SEE
IT.
A
couple
of
travellers
were
discussing
the
places
they
had
visited.
"I
suppose
London
is
the
foggiest
place
tn
the
world,"
said
one.
"Why.
no.
I
wouldn't
say
that."
returned
the
other.
"I
remember
once
being
in
a
place
much
foggier
than
London."
"Where
was
that?"
queried
his
friend,
"Hanged
If
I
can
ten
you
where
It
was."
said
the
other.
"You
see
It
was
so
frightfully
foggy."
I
EDMONTON
SCHOOL
ItOAUII
WOl
I.K
TAKE
DKASTir
ACTION'
TO
Cl'T
DOWN
MENTAL
IlKltANOK-
''mkxt
EDMONTON,
Feb.
1.
Edmonton
Pub
lic
School
Board
has
gone
on
record!
tut
favoring
the
principal
of
sterilization
:
of
the
Insane,
following
a
request
that
they
tudorse
a,
.resolution
passed
by
the
;
U.F.W.A.
last
Week
osfctag
that
tfie
government
arrange
for
treatment
atthej
snental
hospitals,'''
Objection
was
taken
by
some
of
the
board
that
they
should
not
pass
an
clnlon
of
the
matter,
some
not
agreeing
what
the
city
could
do
more
than
It
had
outlined!
wltn
the
method,
of
pro!.Pdure
uuuc
in
.Hie
uiabicr.
Alderman
Jos.
Oreer
felt
the
resolution
which
the
city
had
passed
last
year
met
the
situation.
It
had
expressed
itself
as
willing
to
have
Cow
Bay
closed
and
make
the
transfer
to
the
Dominion
Government
providing
the
Improvements
were
made.
Further
discussion
by
the
various
members
of
the
council
showed
that
the
In
the
U.F.WJV.
rcsolut'on.
They
refused
to
endorse
the
resolution
as
It
stood,
but
favored
the
principle.
The
vote
was
ananluiaus.
',
A
committee
comprised
of
Trustees
Dr.
,
Frank
Crang.land
Mrs.
E.
T.
Bishop,
and
Dr.
D.
J.
Dunn,
medical
Inspector
of
city
schools,
was
appointed
to
wait
upon
the
provincial
minister
of
health.
Thfrr
1
n
7frtttln
amount
nf
tt
(men-
'
a'dermtn
hardly
agreed
with
the
action
-,n
ju,
derangeme;jt
or
llm,tvl.
lhe
of
the
meeting
but
there
was
a
willing-
L-hj
,ys,em
tn5
trmtees
declared.'
ness
to
do
anything
possible
to
make
the
city's
position
clear.
Some
of
the
!
"and
there
should
be
s;me
drastic
moth-1
ocl
to
cut
It
d$wn
to
a
minimum."
The-
sohool
board
Is
believed
to
be
'
the
first
body
appointed
by
Ihe
taxpayer
:
which
has
gone
on
record
for
sterllla-
t!on.
Ten
Years
Ago
irt
Prince
Rupert
The
KEIIUAUV
1.
191T.
funeral
service
for
DOCTOR
IN
CANADA
'ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
the
lte:
feandels
was
held
today.
Interment
will
take
place
In
Vancouver.
The
steamer
Prince
John
arrived!
from
the
north
convoyed
by
the
Salvor'
Tenders
on
coal
for
use
at
the
dry
and
sailed
again
for
Vancouver
for
dock
were
discussed
by
the
city
council
repilrs.
If
there
is
ISit
night
and
the
recommendation
of
,1
nq
response
tonight,
the
natural
thing
to
do
will
be
to
devise
SOmp
'
commlttee
that
tne
Pur"
'
Tne
nmimed
soldiers'
Association
u
means
of
squaring
present
accounts
and
then
quit
operations
If
on
chi,e
500
tons
of
washed
slack
P
coaianxioua
to
receive
names
of
ail
fallen
the
other
hand,
a
good
crowd
turns
out
displaying
its
enthusiasm
rr
!bert
Mcp"e?
Ltd
-
ttt
1
W
,men
belonging
to
Prince
Rujert
for
for
the
Exhibition
to
be
continued,
there
is
no
doubt
the
Association
1
w..
J
VLVZ
1.
!
'
01
Honor'
will
carry
on.
other
tender
that
of
Phllpott-Evltt
Set
Accordlngto
Indian
Agtnt
C.
C.
Perry
Co.
Ltd.
for
96.72
for
a
similar
grade
1
who
has
been
In
the
north
for
ten
of
coal
landed
on
the
dry
dock
wharf.
'
years,
this
Is
the
coldest
spell
of
The
utilities
superintendent
had
In-
weather
during
that
tlm.
formed
the
utilities
committee
that
lti
t
would
not
cost
more
than
18
cents
i
I
Th
Canadian
Club
elected
the
fol-
along
these
lines
from
this
cjty
and
district
for
some
time
havinc'10"
more
for
the
clam
shell
to
take
thei,ow,n8
officers
for
the
year:
President
Deen
made
upon
the
authorities.
It
is
gratifying
to
note
that
the
CUil
from
the
bar8'
than
from
the
dock
Bishop
Duvernet:
First
vice-president
interested
bodies
have
been
getting
toether
in
Victoria
with
a
view'"
u
had
to
be
ln
ea,n
case
loaed
into
M-
DeOex;
second
vice-president.
i
to
bringing
about
some
remodelling,
Game
administration
is
doubly
!cars
and
removed
t0
the
coal
bunkers.
Dr.
h.
r.
Grant;
Secreury.
c.
T.j
important
in
thes
narts
for
it
hA,
to
,lr.
nnt
ntv
.v,
Albert
McCaffery's
tender
would
:
ward;
treasurer.
Rev.
W.
B.
Colllon.
.
,
.
-"
r
'"V
be
centa
eheaner.
i
The
train
due
this
afternoon
from
'
the
east
at
520.
is
reported
to
be
a
Hay
late
owing
to
hea-7
snow
and
cold
I
weather
in
the
Interior.
'
i'
ELECTION
CANNOT
BE
MADE
JUST
YET
The
city
fathers
seemed
anxious
last
night
to
discuss
plans
for
another
civic
eloxtlnn
tn
rill
ft..
.
J
..
k
...
craze."
and
condemns
the
practice
of
"
"p
"
7"'
'
"T
u)f
"rj
bUt
feeding
children
soft
foods.
Sound
".Tl
"I
W
.
1
.
.
.
formed
by
City
Solicitor
Jonea
that!
I.
T
I
..
7'
;
..
6
'
i
U1
Judge
Judge
Roberta
Robertssn
had
had
-
not
not
T.
.
.
iof
.
mothers
IV,
ln
,
what
v,..
.and
,M
how
.
to
.
feed
.
.
Ihe
gregarious
i
instinct
xj
in
man
is
not
disappearing.
On
theitheir
children
was
of
more
importance
contrary
its
influence
is
becoming
more
universal
and
its
effects
!han
any
amount
of
practical
dentistry.
more
ostensible.
The
people
seem
to
crave
for
the
society
of
their
iDr-
Wallace
is
the
originator
of
a
-
w
...v.
...ui,
.c
ui
111c
:
w-
j.
jjciab.
soon
as
the
MunlciDal
Art
will
ACl
W1"
"r
Evidence
of
the
development
of
the
gregarious
instinct
is
seen'1
conc,ded
to
be
revolutionary,
but
mlt
?"
by
most
in
the
trend
toward
community
life.
So
great
has
been
the
!?
has
been
the
result
of
his
work
movement
away
from
the
farm
and
into
the
towns
and
cities
that
hI"
TJT
I
ANNAN
NIPHT
the
econftmlsts
are
disturbed
over
the
feeding
of
future
generations.
LThe
TLS
tS
Cities
are
spreading
out
over
former
farm
land
and
enveloping
as
in
each
child
out
of
.
toal
of
more;
CI
1
R
IS
ff
0SFH
citizens
former
farmers.
Higher
wages
in
factories
is
partially
the;
than
37,000
was
reduced
to
is
fronv
'J
vouu
caiise.
Another
attraction
ft
society
24'
hours
association
with
to
1920.
a
a
result
of
putting
Dr
Nt
,,,
S(r1(k
,
'
other
people.
Peopje
just
naturally
hanker
for
a
crowd
and
manrjw"ace-.
theories
into
practice.
The;
K
nJ
n"
"
1,1
"
'
g
1
r
made
turmoil.
(percentage
of
children
of
the
same
age,
IWhat'is
the
reason
for
the
tfrowini?
(
nnml.Pi-
nf
,Unv,,M
j
entirely
free
from
caries
was
raised;
LONDON.
Peh
1
.Nnt
m.
,..
.k.
mass
meetings,
reunions,
picnics,
fairs
and
other
places
and
excuses'
'.IT
8.1per
"nt
10
48
cent
,n
the;K.lt
Ka
ciub.
fashionabi
night
club.
been
struck
off
the
register
for
three
nnea
fs.soo
for
supplym
liauor
to
Pfifll.
I.AIINfHF.n
;
"Ttie
Pllce
hv
had
immense
trouble
jsaid
in
passing
sentence.
CHATHAM,
Ont..
Feb.
1.
-Launching
1
proflu
of
lhe
Klt
Kat
clu
n
of
Ontario's
grain
pool,
modelled
along
V.'.?
417800-
Dcves
the
lines
of
western
Canadian
nr.m.
:
vUltlng
th
cl"
t
"'8"
Pld
7
for
a
zatlons,
took
place
at
a
meeting
of
300
Had
Salt
Rheum
All
Over
Her
Hands
Mr.
Herlrt'rt
J.
Mason,
flrand
Fans.
N.H.,
writes:
-"I
had
salt
rheum
all
over
my
hands
and
eijiwiallr
between
my
finjers.
It
got
lad
it
was
im
TtOKpiblo
for
me
to
jut
tliem
in
water
or
do
my
housework.
After
trying
many
medicines
and
salves,
that
did
me
no
good,
I
heard
of
ana
i.i
WW's
Established
l8l7
CAPITAL
REST
and
UNDIVIDED
PROFITS
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OF
.
I
ss-
Krr;
zz.-.-,
"in
'
1!
MM
rlsM,WTnj.lMs,..
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C
R.
Hosmer,
Esq.
Wm.
McMaster.
Esq.
G.
B.
Fraser,
Esq.
The
Hon.
Sir
Lomer.
Gojjn.
K.CM.G.
F.
E
Meribith,
Esq..
K.C
J.
W.
McConneu,
Esq.
LONDON
COMMITTEE
His
Grace
the
Duke
of
Devonshire.
K.G.
(Ouimun)
F.
R.
S.
Balfour.
Esq.
Sir
Hardman
Lfver,
Bart,
K.CB.
Tut
Rt.
Hon.
Lord
Stratiicona
and
Mount
Royal
PARIS
COMITb'
CONSULTATIP
1
M.
le
Sknateur
Gaston
Meniea
i
,
MEXICO
COMMITTEE.
Fredi-rick
Adams,
Esq.
iottle
of
champagne
and
15
for
five
mny
sandwiches.
The
club's
member--hlp
i
of
00
includes
many
members
of
:he
present
and
farmer
ministries
and
1
1
large
number
of
the
moat
prominent
j
':ndon
society
figures.
Advertise
tn
(he
Dallv
News.
lanIj
act
N(TI(.K
OF
IXTKNTIliX
TO
tl'I'I.V
I.E.ISB
XMIUMIOKK
TO
In
Oraham
Island,
auten
Charlotte
vet
siirnrrf
th
...".Z.
".rr
v"v
,
lood
and
feeding,
and
the
instruct
on
rir.
,
---------
'
ai
rerguson
uay.
order
so
the
co.uncll
could
not
take
Massett
Inlet.
Oraham
Island.
any
action
In
the
meantime.
It
Is
e
!
TAKE
NOTICE
that
PoweH
Blver
that
h.
h-.
n.,
""
w
.
untoBtrr,
u.v...
v.
v
luc
lecnmcaimes
win
ce
1
xcupatlon
Manufacturers.
Intend
to
ap.
complied
with
In
the
course
of
a
few
tIy
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
de-days.
Then
the
election
will
take
place
1
c!b!?Jaru!':
.
auiiiiiiFiicint7
il
rtnxL
til
n
nrn
sit.
tis
northeast
corner
ot.
DL.
1ST1:
thence
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
said
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
of
said
Lot;
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
of
Echinus
Point;
thence
southeasterly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
ISO
acres,
more
or
less.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY.
'
LTD.
Agenti,
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
Dated
4th
Novemlr.
lja
IN
I'KOBATE.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act:
months,
but
its
proprietors
have
been!1"
th
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Vagn
r..
1
nrwn,
ucceasea;
intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
the
18th
d&v
nf
1
in
stopping
this
infernal
drlnkln
after
"'"""l:
JP?'no
Aaroinis-
iraiur
ui
ins
hiilb
01
vairn
tr
Th
tan
New
Orcaulatlon
Linked
Willi
Wr.tern
ff
.
S
per,:me
ot
h,n
P'tlon
treat
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
quired
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
10
me
on
or
oerore
the
19th
day
of
February.
A.D.
1027.
and
all
naftiM
in.
ciebted
to
the
estate
ace
retfulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
n.iinrt
n
r
Dated
the
20th
day
ofJanuary.
1027.
IN
I'KOriATE.
IN
TIIK
Sl
I'llKMrTroTuT
OP
IIKM
IHII
t()l.i:.MI!IA
In
the
Matter
of
Act:
and
the
Administration
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
William
T.
Mitchell.
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
ivnu.
ii.
r.,
a.
uouermon.
me
18th
dav
of
December,
A.D.
1020.
t
was
appoint-,ed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Wll-,11am
T
Mitchell,
deceased,
and
all
car-'ties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
22nd
day
of
January,
A.D.
1927,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
re-quired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
ln.
debtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NOItMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Hupsrt.
n
n.
NOTICE.
All
accounts
due
th
Planer
T
lieing
so
wonderful,
and
after
taking
Ltd-.
nd
h
Canadian
Steam
Laundry,
thrao
bottles
I
am
.mtirel
relieved
of
UPP.
0a.1r!1l,ngKD.ece.mb,r
3I-
I8a.
n'iTrt
,ni,ru,r?
TOirr
8
mend
Ji.II.B.
too
Ughlv
to
those
who
assumed
and
payable
by
the
new
orian.
lave
salt
rheum
lfto
I
had."
Isatlon
known
as
Prince
Hupert
Laun-
H.B.H.
Is
rnanufaetured
onl
br
Tha
,drle
-Ltd'
.,
T,
mn
9.
LLoltexJ,
TwoutO,
fiat,
1
PU1NCE
LAUNDflIE3
iTtf.
BOARd
OF
DIRECTORS
:
Sir
Vincint
Meredith,
Bart..
Pttddent
'Sir
Charles
Gordon.
G.B.E.,
Viet-Pitsidtnt
H.
R.
Drummond,
Esq.
Lt.-Col,
Herbert
Molson,
CM.G.,
M.C
His
Honour
Henry
Cockshutt,
Esq.
Gen.
Sir
Arthur
Currib.
G.CM.G.,
K.CB.
Mv-Gen.Thb
Hon.
S.C
MsvnURN.
CM.G.
Sir
Frederick
Williams
-Taylor,
Gmtral
Aj-urr
C
Gordon
Paterson.
Esq.
Amazingly
Truthful
Reproduction
Making
every
record
do
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best.
This
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quickly
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of
music
lovers
everywhere.
The
case,
too,
is
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beyond
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Come
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and
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I
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o
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t'Ui
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i
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The
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aociation
b
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dose
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evntin
banking
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th
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