PAE
TWO
ink
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liliWS
FOR
Sprains
Strains
Bruises
ForSprains
and
Straina,
rub
with
Painkiller
every
twohours
until
pain
subsides.
Keep
injured
part
at
rest,
Then
wrap
bandage
soaked
in
I'ainkiller
around
affected
part;
cover
with
dry
cloth,
Itenew
twice
diily
until
wolL
For
HruUrs.
raise
bruUed
prt
If
possible.
Apply
first,
cloths
wrung
out
in
ice-cold
water,
change
often
to
keep
cold.
Then
wrap
with
bandage
soaked
in
Painkiller.
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LONDON,
March
31,
(Canadian
Press.
In
view
of
the
United
Bute
proposals
for
,the
further
limiutlon
of
jnaral
asmainen
the
admiralty
"Return
lot
Fleets'
for
192?
has
appeared
at
an
1
opportune
moment.
The
return
shows
I
how
drastically
the
capital
ship
ton-Jnage
of
the
leading
fleets
has
been
re
duced
since
the
Washington
Conference.
On
the
outbreak
of
the
war
Great
Britain
alone
had
43
Dreadnoughts
ready
or
under
"construction.
Today
the
collective
Dreadnoughts
of
tha
Seven
principal
navies
barely
exceed
6a
Only
eight
battle
-cruisers
are
now
'la
i
existence,
and
no
ships
of
this
type
are
building.
So
far
as
Dreadnought
construction
Is
concerned
the
"naval
holl-day"
Is
already
an
accomplished
fact.
cuiim:us
Taking
cruisers
first,
the
British
Km
plre
Is
found
to
hare
14
building,
with
Transient
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inch
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sfsir
Thursday,
.March
31,
192?
STARTLING
STATEMENT
IS
.MADE
IN
COURT.
Not
often,
even
in
a
courtroom,
is
such
a
sensational
statement
heard
as
that
made
by
A.
M.
Johnson,
K.C..
on
Tuesday
in
the
hear
is
the
United
States.
Japan.
Prance
and
Italy
is
18
while
12
others
are
projected.
In
capital
ships
the
Empire
has
a
numerical
margin
of
two
over
the
United
Btirtes.
though
this
Is
rather
discounted
by
the
superior
tonnage
and
lster
design
of
many
of
the
American
units.
The
Empire
has
also
a
definite
superiority
In
alreraftcarrlers.
But
In
destroyers
and
submarines
Britain
la
far
below
a
one-Power
standard,
and
In
spite
of
the
current
building
program
ber
relative
strength
In
both
types
of
craft
continues
to
decline.
A
very
formidable
mass
of
submarine
tonnage
la
now
afoat
and
on
the
stocks.
The
six
leading
powers
have
already
built
or
laid
down
383
sub-
ing
of
the
Sankey
application
for
a
new
trial.
Such
statement
must
'marines,
while
58
additional
boat
are
be
proved
or
disproved
for
assertions
of
the
kind
cannot
be
made
al
reontmP,t'd.
random
unless
they
are
true.
They
bode
serious
results
for
some
nklmix
ami
koiinky
either
the
who
makes
them
In
"
prent
mura
the
one
person
or
the
person
or
persons
at
whom
they
are
directed
The
Sankey
case,
upon
the
evidence
of
STSSSt
"TJl
which
no
comments
can
be
made
while
the
matter
is
still
before
)be
oUting
the
pennant,
of
the
the
the
courts,
is
developing
into
one
of
the
most
sensational
in
the
imost
important
are
the
two
battleships,
history
of
British
Columbia
criminal
jurisprudence.
jNeison
and
Rodney,
which
have
hither-
to
been
veiled
In
mystery.
They
are
the
BALKANS
ARE
lint
battleships
to
have
geared
tur-,
LESS
WARLIKE.
Dlne-
designed
for
an
output
of
44.-
As
war
clouds
gather
again
over
the
Balkans,
the
world
re-
000
,Jip"
23
knoU-
"rhl
members
that
the
World
War
broke
out
over
obscure
Balkan
issues.
V?
JTL
.HT.Z;
In
the
present
flare-up
between
Italy
and
Jugo-Slavia
over
the
fu-
TTel,
ture
of
Albania
there
elements
reminiscent
of
are
those
which
in!i
now
revealed
as
nine
i-tn
guns.
12
1014
awakened
the
war
gods.
je-tiu
six
4.7-tn-
anti-aircraft
nieces.
There
are
the
Serbian
secret
societies,
apparently
working
for'""
28
smaller
guns,
with
torpedo
territorial
expansion
now
as
1hen.
There
is
the
autocratic
ruler-
'
tub
"o
other
warships
afloat
wui
be
then
Kaiser
Wilhelm
and
now
Premier
Mussolini
determined
thatlfc,e
to
develop.
such
a
tremendous
the
larger
country
shall
not
suffer
from
the
plotting
of
the
smaller.
I1"1"
oi
And
there
is
much
the
same
system
of
diplomatic
understandings
L
Jinking
various
other
European
powers
to
one
side
or
the
other.
Ml
The
thirteen
years
since
Sarajevo
have,
however,
brought
great
In
The
Letter
Box
changes.
si
t
Up
to
a
certain
.....
point
the
old
sharp
.
practices
in
the
iruise'ii
'
i
.in
.
.
.
ii
oi
-diplomacy
continue
in
the
classic
style.
But
when
the
stage
is
set
for
trouble
memory
Intervenes
to
make
the
leaders
hesitate
'
to
go
on
with
the
play.
Money
is
scarce,
consequences
are
most
(Editor.
Daily
News
uncertain,
and
there
is
an
organization
known
the
as
League
of
Na-
as
you
have
so
kindly
put
in
several
tions
ready
to
swing
enormous
influence
against
the
first
power
jarticies
lately
in
reference
to
my
bui-making
a
false
move.
.
nss
in
cow
Bay.
will
you
kindly
pub-Had
international
technique
not
changed
since
1914,
Italy
',Uh
thU
tter
which
is
an
espitnauon
would
have
picked
trouble
with
Jugo-Slavia
Instead
of
sending
jo1
business?
ambassadors
to
Germany
to
assure
that
government
that
Rome
is
c
-
ROWt
mint
nnvinlltt
in
ilV'nM
l
n
n
inrra
a
a
!
K-n
mAi'A
in
I.
AlUnnl..
4
1
I
'
With
Jugo-Slavia
equally
anxious
to
avoid
the
in'
war
atmosphere
City
city
of
of
Prince
Prince
nupert.
Rupert.
me
uaiKans
snoum
clear
speedily.
NEITHER
MODEST
NOR
BEAUTIFUL
An
echo
of
the
beauty
contest
discussions
is
heard
from
Australia.
In
North
America
the
season
is
soon
to
be
inaugurated
anew.
Except
for
a
few
hardy
musical
comedy
girls
who
pose
for
the
tabloids
and
Sunday
rotogravure
sections
apparently
enjoying
a
romp
.In
the
snow
In
their
bathing
suits;,
the
beauties
have
beeq
Jn
hibernation
for
some
months.
And
so
long
as
they
remain
in
comparative
retirement
argument
about'
the
ethics,
taste
and
morality
of
such
contests
will
languish,,
but
when
they
come
out
again
in
the
spring,
conferences
on
their"
manners
and
characters
will
begin
again.
The
unseasonable
protest
from
Australia
was
provoked
by
the
world-tour
of
"Miss
Australia."
One
conscientious
objector
denied
she
was
truly
representative
of
the
girls
of
her
country,
for
they
are
"distinguished
by
modesty
and
dignity."
The
mania
for
competitions
of
this
sort
has
grown
rapidly.
It
is
world-wide
and
includes
all
sorts
of
absurd
rivalries.
Winners
are
thrust
into
the
limelight
for
no
sound
reason,
and
do
not
stand
up
well
under
the
publicity
they
receive.
But
It
is
just
as
absurd
to
think
that
the
standards
of
girls
who
do
not
enter
such
public
competitions
will
be
lowered
or
at
least
confused
by
the
attention
which
the
competitors
receive.
The
public
is
not
fooled
and
the
girl
who
"doesn't
belong"
is
seldom
if
ever
lured
into
them.
mm
FLOUR
$K(foswnlWlMleIt?rWll
Mlt.
HOWO
LKTTKK
Prince
Rupert.
Gentlemen:
Having
noticed
In
the
Dally
News
Waterfront
Whins,
that
a
small
build
ing
that
was
being
put
up
at
Cow
Bay,
was
stopped
by
reasons
of
there
not
!
being
a
permit.
I.
have
only
to
state
that
not
having
a
permit
was
not
any
fault
of
mine
as
I
was
up
to
the
ones
of
the
city
engineer
before
I
started
to
build
and
too
kplans
and
specifications;
out
was
iota
mat
I
mould
have
to
have
a
special
kind
ot,
roof
marked
by
the
Fire
Underwriters
of
B.C.
before
I
could
obuin
the
permit.
I
left
theer
and
went
to
my
office
snd
got
a
copy
of
the
building
bylaws,
got
a
carpenter
to
make
out
a
rough
sketch
ot
plsn.
also
a
specification
to
cover
the
by-law,
took
the
plan
up
to
the
city
office,
bad
the
engineer
go
over
It.
and
he
said
It
Hannah,
I
have
lived
in
good
old
Prince
Rupert
for
eighteen
vean.
and
have
always
tried
to
mmd
my
own
business
and
obey
all
the
laws
and
never
shirk
my
obligations
as
a
citizen
but
as
the
pile
are
In.
too
small,
I
will
bow
to
the
law
and
see
that
in
future
the
city
shall
have
1U
t.
In
Now.
If
the
city
engineer
Is
so
careful
about
thow
things,
why
does
he
sllow
so
many
dilapidated
buildings
to
remain
upl
There
have
been
several
built
latety.
one
close
to
the
bridge,
opposite
the
government
warehouse
that
was
r
modelled
and
enlarged
and
whMti
dees
not
come
up
to
the
law
Now
to
put
mself
right.
Isabould
like
to
state
that
I
applied
to
the
ON.R
for
the
lease,
lly
application,1
waa
granted
and
leas
made
out
o;
J
am
not
t
res
pasting
on
rjroyertr
I
Have
no,
pint
to.
Gentlemen.'
jru
want
to
take
into
consideration
that
these
buildings
that
are
being
built
at
Cow
Bay
are
not
of
a
permanent
riature
as
all
the
time
we
get
on
them
U'
a
thirty
day
rental
The
consequence
la
tttat
It
wouldn't
pay
to
build
a
tlrat-elaos
building
aa.
In
the
future,
no
dvubt.
the
place
will
be
cleaned
out
and
a
different
class
of
buildings
erected.
When
that
time
cornea.
I
wU
.be
,
pleased
to
nut
up
a
ftrst-olasa
building.
In
the
meantime.
I
would
like
to
have
the
same
rights
and
consideration
aa
the
people
who
have
built
and
are
bunding
in
that
part
of
the
city.
I
am
Yours
respeetfulty.
C
O.
ROWE.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
MAItril
31,
1917
Sergeant
Allan
Davles.
accompanied
by
bis
wife,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon.
They
were
given
a
hearty
greeting.
Halibut
was
selling
at
more
than
17
cents
yesterdsy.
the
highest
figure
la
the
history
of
the
Industry
on
the
Pacific
coast.
V.
'
'
'
'i
"
On
April
1.
Oeorte
ll.
Uunro'wlll
take
fever
the
'
grocery
business
of
Oeo.
P.
MeColt.
,
'
.,
,
'...
Rev.
lit,'
MlttheU.
'Vrsi
jtertsn
minuter
at
iiaxelton.
and
Rev.
Mr.
Dsty
of
Prince
Oeorge
were
in
the
city
yesterdsy
on
their
way
south
A
Oerman.
by
the
name
of
Oeorge
Hermann,
was
fined
$10
thw
mornina
by
Msgtstrate
J.
II.
McMulltn
for
no'
was
allrtaht.
I
krt
him
ih
I
ivrrace
ponce
wjinin
snrf
...
-.Hiiin,
,
,.
,.
.
.
twelve
hours
of
his
anlval
there
-
-.
....
w,
,
wu
in
said
he
wanted
to
consult
Mr.
LlttW
first
In
reference
to
guy
wire
which
was
on
the
property.
I
not
having
anything
to
do
with
the
guy
wire
and.
not
having
time
to
stop
to
listen
to
a
discussion
that
did
not
concern
me.
I
left.
Being
In
a
hurry.
I
put
on
a
man
to
do
some
of
ithe
work,
after
getting
up
the
foundation
and
having
the
flooring
down
and
An
important
change
In
ihe
forest
service,
announced
thi
week
includes
SO
SHORT
OF
BREATH
SHE
COULD
HARDLY
DO
HER
HOUSEWORK
Mrs.
Xslsnn
r....
ifltfent
rt.4
jthe
sidings
ready,
the
city
engineer
wriieii
"1
had
heart
and
nerve.
stopped
my
men.
1
told
them
to
go:
trouble,
and
bream
so
short
of
breath
on
working
which
they
did.
Then
up)
1
eouli
rdlr
do
mr
hou-work,
a-d
came
Sergeant
Hannah
to
see
me
In!
M
every
little
sound
I
reference
to
stop
building.
I
may
here
r"
rm
"
to
me,
sute
that
Mr.
Hannah
u
M,f,Ml
A
friend
of
mine
recommended
gentlemsnly
and
I
hold
no
III
feelings!
toward
him
aa
he
only
did
his
duty.!
The
city
engineer
csme
also
and,
when
I
asked
him
what
waa
wrong,
he
ssidl
thst
the
piles
were
not
up
to
specif
I-j
cUons,,lWaajto,thatliiiay
sy
that1
X
bougnvfywl
palityeW.pUM
.nal
did
not
Use
particular
notice
of
them1
as
I
bought
them
for
6
inch
piles,
but'
after
the
matter
was
called
to
my
at-!
tention.
I
went
down
tothe
buildm
highly
I
got
a
box
of.
them
and)
and
found
that
three
piles
were
only
t.ey
did
wa
to
much
gwod
I
got
th
In.
at
the
smallest
end.
I
Intend
,
,
box,
and
new
I
am
feeling-
like
to
replace
them
for
three
new
eedari
'
ulnersint
woman,"
as
posts
8
x
a
which
I
trust
will
suit
.
"e"rt
and
Nenro
Tills
are
S0.
a
-
'
vox
-t
all
druffffUti
or
dtl.
&r
;only
objection
J
he
made,
and
-that
was'
S'S
ou,r''iftuot,
Pf1
T
'the
reaaon
he
gave
me
.before'
Sergeant
ST'
UUburu
'
L,Uj.
Trwt
u.,j.JV-rsuo!'.
of
the
llaaelton
and
Prince
Rupert
districts
R
E
Allen,
district
forester
at
ILasellon.
is
to
be
uv
:harg
with
headquarters
at
Prince
lnrtKI.
.MniV.UX
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O
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U
Swanaoo.
P.
Olrando
and
Carlo
Vltior
Vancouver.
A.
It
McDonald.
Victors;
J
A.
Butler.
Powell
River
John
Miller.
Seattle:
P.
filer.
ArMeandlK
I.
Day.
Kamknps:
P.
Ever-s.
MsnaloM.
ITIn
re
Rupert
A.
Parrow.
Vsnaouver;
B
C.
W
LHley.
Ocean
Palls.
UOea
Donald.
Alice
Arm.
4,11
or
i
B.
W
right.
Vsneouver.
Aki
Babyehuk.
city.
A
raltlnc
stone
gathers
no
moss,
but
a
man
wno
keeps
Ms
aee
too
tbx
tt
it
COVKRNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.'
.oTiti;
or
,trrt.irTio
inu
nr.ru:
i.ici;me.
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
OIVEN
thst
on
he
oth
day
of
April
nest
the
undersigned
ii
tend
to
aapty
to
the
Liquor
Control
oard
lor
a
Uctnee
in
reaped
u
premle
etng
pan
of
the
building
known
as
laasott
Inlet
Hotel
situate
at
Port
lements.
Qveen
Charlotte
Islands.
Pro-i
nee
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
sods
dosetlbed
as
hot
Five
(At.
Bloeit
orty-tour
i4t.
Subdivision
of
Lot
eleven
undred
and
fny-ais
iHfli.
Pon
lament
Townslte.
Ims
Thirty-three
(33t
l
ret
tram
front
to
joar
on
west
aide
of
aid
Lot,
aa
shown
on
a
registered
map
r
ptan
deposited
In
the
Land
Registry
tffWe
at
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
in
he
Prsflaca
of
British
Columbia,
and
umfetred
1079.
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
be
glass
or
by
the
open
botil
to
enn-
i
)f
at
ton
on
the
premises
tTED
at
Prince
Rupert.
D.C.
this
in
day
oi
aisrca.
vrwi.
.
WARREN
SCOTT.
.
D
L.
TIKOLEY.
;
I
Applicant
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT."
MlTH'K
OK
.U'PLH'ATION
1
1)11
C
ON-
i
m:nt
to
tiiiNTiii
or
iii:r.u
1
i
i.U'i:Nti:
j
!
NOTICE
.13
HEREBY
GIVEN
that,
on
i
the
Itch
day
of
April
neit.
the
under-
1
:
"Igned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
mtnn
ra
tor
consent
to
transfer
or
Beer
Licence
Number
073
and
tssuetl
in
respect
of
preni1ei
being
part
of
a
building
Known
as
"Central
Hotel."
situate
;
at
tha
comer
or
Pint
Avenue
and
,
Seventh
Btrot,
aty
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
;
'be
Province
of
British
Columbia:
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lota
Eleven
fill.
Twelve
(tai.
Thirteen
13),
and
Fourteen
tit).
In
Bloek
Ten
HOi.
Section
'one
'll.-Usp
No.
93S.
Prince
Rupert
Land
HeguttaUeu
DUtHet,
in
the
Province
at
British
Oolumbls
from
Peter
Blsek
to
Central
Htel,
Limited,
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Ool-ambit,
the
transferee
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
D.O..
this
ISth
nay
of
Usrch.
19J7
,
CENTRAL
IKITEL.
LI1I1TED
Applies
nt
and
Ti
sruferet.
IN
I'ROIIATK,
ix
tiik
ft
eiiCMi:
contT
or
iiuithm
(Ol.l'MIIIA
In
the
itatter
of
the
Administration
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
llelnrteh
Persch.
Deceased.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ills
Honor.
T
Men
Young,
the
28th
day
of
Msrch
A.I)
1937.
I
waa
appointed
Administrator
i
with
Will
annexed
i
of
the
e.tate
of
Helnrtch
Ferseh.
Decesied.
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
euate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
ante.
Dronerlr
verified,
to
me
on
or
:before
the
loth
day
of
April.
A
D.
1937.
snd
all
partlea
tndlbted
to
the
estste
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedneas
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
BjC.
Dated
the
30th
dsy
of
Msrch,
AD,
1937.
LAND
ACT
Rksnt
T.nr1tV-iPit
nitf-
t
rsii.
--
'
'v,
s
v
w
s
guv
ii
Chsrlotte
Islands.
TAKE
Mrvrir-v
thai
..
.
...
dste.
I
Intend
to
apply
to
.the
Chief
Commissioner
ot
Lsnds
for
a
licence
to
prmprci
jrrr
cii
ana
petroleum
over
oiO
acres
of
land
bounded
as
follows:
Commencins
at
a
poit
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Beet
Ion
36,
Township
3.
Orahsm
hlsnd.
and
mirked
"AJH
tniitk...!
V.
.
m
....
80
chains:
thsuce
north
so
thslnn
theivcf
'
ou
cnsins;
tnrnce
soum
BO
Chains
ia
point
oi
commencement.
bln
Sec-tion
30,
Township
3,
Orshsm
Islsnd.
UC
A.
J.
riOUDON.
.
Locator.
Dated
Dseimbir
17,
t(3fl.
Thu,y.Uy,
-
-
.
RECOVERY
OF
TAXES
Publication
of
Names
of
Persons
in
Arrears
Notlfe
U
Imrebr
friven
that
purattao'
vialorM
of
Ruction
144-A
of
th
Taxatiot,
IticofHP
or
I'oraonnl
I'rnfwrty
Ui
ttm
after
the
xpirnUfi
of
two
ymrn
fn
'
upon
which
nch
Uxm
lironto
delinqorr
will
b
publhihtfd
fffvintra
cnm..
i.
i.s
and
ndtlrwMt
of
th-
iwrajm
liaufr
to
p
"
unli
a
antiKfartory
undrUklntf
ha
''
into
with
th
Provinrliil
Co4lctar
for
th.
of
an
ill
arrears.
W.
8.
FIHIIKK
'
Irovinu
1
-
m
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limi
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opcnillna
(i.T.I'.
20.000
Ton
Fliullnx
Rrr
l,rtfk
Rnwinrprm
MaelilnlitK.
Ihllcrmnkf
n,
Illakmlth
iIcanadianJ
Mure
Vssitasri
mnkTH,
Founders,
'oKlworfr.
r.u.
i:i,i:ctkic
and
acittyi.kni;
wki.iimi.
Our
plant
l
equipped
to
hnmlle
all
klrnl
of
MA
1(1
NT.
AND
COMMRRCIAI-
WORK.
HIONK8
and
3S5
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
B.
C.
Coast
Service!
'
"
'
"
"
'"
---g
.
,
M.
"Iflake
a
change
for
the
better.
M
your.
"
case
with
Winchesters
Bo
pK
-a
flllHV
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
Winchester
a
Uliid
-
Wended
Oiqarette
for
25
Smlinrro
from
Prince
Rupert
Tn
Vilnrouier.
Vktnrla.
eallle--llinur)
W.
wsrrn
ii.
PUlN('i:
iiiiATHiri:.
,
IUJ.
lor
llulrdsle.
L-.t
iw-lla
llella.
Ocean
m.at'
,,.
Campion
lller,
and
Vsiiromrr
eerv
isjtoruajr,
u"
J
.
rrfn(,,n
C1
Airncy
for
al)
Mleanislilp
Lines.
W.
C.
OliCM
Will,
uenrrsi
-
upttt
U.V
of
Ith
Klreet
and
Ird
Avenue,
frln"
iiup"
Annual
Satin-Glo
Week
Ki.no
On
Half
OnJIons
ions
11
a-sa
1
Oil
inn
cm
'"XL.
Onl'lnt'
un
m"""".
.
Special
1
Manufacturer
(c"UBl
t..i.
-ui
wf.V.M
ONi
Cash
Cash
your
your
dla'eount
dlaeount
coup-m
coupon
here.
nrrr.
Thompson
Hardware
2.M
Third
Avenup.
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