IS
3
iTHt.
i
HE.
CObTUHK
ITS
I
mm
DOESN'T
INTEND
ENTER
POLITICS
l.AllV
HKAVF.KIIKOOK
HAS
NO
TIIOMillT
Ol'
TA1IV!
FOR
iwki.iamka.
i
OTTAWA,
April
9
(Canadian
Press).
1
"I
wont
say
tha,t
I
will
never
change
!
my
mind,
but
at
the
present
time
I
have
no
thoughts
of
standing
lor
par-
'
liament."
This
statement
was
made
by
'
Lady
Beaverbrook
to
an
Interviewer
.
while
she
was
In
Ottawa.
Asked
with
regard
to
the
report
that
she
wo
considering
the
possibility
of
candidature.
Ladv
Beaverbrook
lauirh
Ingly
replied,
"That
was
owing
to
an
I
answer
I
gave
to
a
Chicago
woman
'
'
Titer.
I
told
her
I
wouldn't
say
I
was
hot
going
to
do
so.
However,
I
have
ot
really
thought
of
It
since
the
time
my
husband
resigned.
.
I
did
give
It
my
serious
consideration
then.
During
his
last
election
I
had
done
a
great
deai
of
organization.
and
speaking
In
the
constituency
of
Ashton-Under-Lyne
and:
I
loved
the
work.
He
was
ho
busy
with
war
work
at
the
tune
that
It
was
necessary
for
me
to
give
this
assistance.
I
was
keenly
lhterested
In
the
social
wel-
iate
possibilities
which
opened
up
through
constituency
work.
I
believe
If
women
In
parliament
and
In
public
life
would
keep
tb
these
child
welfare
and
social
welfare
problems
they
would
make
their
most
ef
fective
contribution
to
society
and
to
the
betterment
of
public
life.
At
that
tune.
In
1917,
my
chUdren
were
young
and
I
finally
decided
that
parliamentary
duties
would
Involve
too
much
of
the
time
that
should
be
de-
oted
to
them.
They
are
older
'now.
to
be
sure
but
since
coming
to
Canada
eight
months
ago
I
have
had
a
serious
Illness
and
have,
been
.out
of
touch
with
political
movements
in
England."
EXTKNsiox
of
hiaStiiim:
Concerning
the
present
movement
for
extension
of
the
franchise
to
all
women
over
twenty-one
In
England,
.Ladv
Beaverbrook
refused
to
comment.
"I
have
scarcely
looked
at,
the
papers,"
ahe
said,
"and
do
not
really
know
what
Is
going
on.
My
own
feeling
Is
that'
education
for
the
exercise
of
the
frahchlss
is
very
Important
for
both
young.
men
and
young
women."
Since
coming
to
Canada
she
has
been
struck
by
the
fact
that
women
seem
to
take
leas
in
lerest
In
politics
here
than
In
the
Motherland.
"I
have
even
been
told
by
women,"
she
said
"that
their
husbands
do
not
want
them
to
concern
themselves
with
politics.
I
wonder
why?
Lady
Beaverbrook
characterized
herself
as
a
"newspaper
person.
'They
say
1
really
belong
to
the
staff
of
the
LoudJU
Dally,
Express,"
he
said,
"because
worked
right
with
the
start
during
the
strike,
when
we
had
such
thrilling
ex,
perlencea
getting
out
the
paper.
It
was,
tally
one
of
the
most
thrilling
of
my
life.
My
part
was
to
run
a
canteen
and.
feed
the
workers.
VHoti.i
Janei.'
AliJoeift'fwyjo
was
with
heT'mbther.
'hS
Inherited
something
of
her
father's
literary
talent.
It
U
one
of
Lady
Beaver-
brook's
regrets
that
vhe
does
not
write
herself.
Lady
Beaverbrook
and
her
daughter
saUed
for
England
from
New
York
oit
April
1.
CHINESE
WAR
SCENE
SHIFTS
DRAMA
MOVLS
FROM
HIIAMillA!
TO
tI:kin
capital
til-
i:ipnti;
is
NOW
DKITMITKLY
Tllltl)
AT-ENEK
PEKING,
April
9.
The
field
of
oner
atlon
of
China's
grim
civil
war,
has
shifted
so
steadily
from
the
Yangtze
VaUcy
to
the
north
that
Peking
Itself,
historic
seat
-of
the
governments
of
all
China,
and
the.
capital
of
thai
northern
ers,
now
enncars
definitely
threatened
-nThe
ilangefmW-Tronrtwoldlredtlons,
prst
the
pojlhward
drive
jddng
the
Tlentsln-Pukow
railway
by
tlie
'Cantonese
and
secondly,
a
possible
sweep
'front
the
northwest
by
Marshal
Feng
Yu-Hslalig,
once
known
aa
the
"Christian
Oeneral,"
the
leader
of
the
Kuomln-
chun
or
National
People's
Army,
The
Cantonese
threat,
coming
as
It
does
on
the
heels
of
the
successful
Cuntontwe
occupation
of
the
great
Yangtze
Valley,
captured
by
the
Can
tonese
xtt
Bhanghal
and
Nanking,
Is
directed
primarily
at
Tslnanfu.
the
capital
of
Shantung,
and
Tientsin,
lm
portant
northern
railway
centre.
Should
TEb
biR-
TELt-IMM
TO
tJS
SURE
TO
At-VvWS
KEEP
THE
HATOM
WHILE
HEVvrtiAA'a
THE
COCTUME
OP.
HI
LA
FT.
rr?NA.iui.BEtN
cmcer.
SUIT
I'MTO
V
WEAK
TOCI
a
TOO
ir-
aunt
-
r-T
i
.
i
v
i
A.
COSTOM
HERE-
Large,
Red
Pimples
Covered
Her
Face
Miss
Mble
Moore,
Blenheim,
Ont,
write!
"A
hort
while
ago
mj
fae
wa
eovered
with
large,
red
pimple.
I
tried
Several
remedies,
but
til
failed.
At
It
a
friend
advised
me
te
take
and
1
took
three
bottle.
1
will
never
regret
the
dty
I
did
this
as
my
face
is
entirely
cleared
tip.
My
mother
ha
taken
B.B.B.
for
headachea,
and
ilia
hasn't
Lad
the
least
sign
of
a
headache
for
a
lone
titna."
This
valuable
remedy
has
been
on
the
market
for
the
past
U
years;
pat
tip
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oat
pert
Intlmldators"
work
upon
their
fel-'
low
countrymen's
fear
of
personal
In-
seriously
endangered,
the;iUry.
Tientsin
be
powerful
and
undefeated
forces
of
Marshal
Chang
Tsd-Lln,
the
Manchur-tun
war
lord,
would
be
forced
to
with
draw
from
Peking,
since
Tientsin
offers
their
only
line
of
communication
with
Manchuria,
their
base.
MIAVTt
ni:sK
I'Nt'l'ItTAIN
General
Chang
Tsung-Chang.
the
Sh&ntungese
leader,
who
has
large
and
well-equipped
forces
at
Suchowfu,
In
the
province
of
Klangsu,
is
believed
to
oiler
the
most
serious
obstacle
to
the
Cantonese
drive.
Military
experts
ex
press
the
opinion
that
if
hails
willing
to
fight
he
rcbuld
easily
withstand
the
Cantonese,
but
his
recent
collapse
in
the
defence
of
Shanghai
and
Nanking
has
raised
doubts
aa
to
his
Intentions.
Should
he
be
guilty
of
treachery
or
should
Cantonese
propaganda
behind
his
lines
break
down
General
Chang's
defence,
first
Tslnanfu
would
be
endangered,
and
then
Tientsin.
Any
congestion
of
railroad
service
at
Tientsin
because
of
the
.possible
with
drawal
of
Manchurlan
troops
from
Pe
king
would
be
certain'
to
make
the
evacuation
of
foreigners
in
the
North
extremely
difficult.
The
threat
on
Peking
by
Peng
Yu-
Hslang
hat
not
reached
an
active
stage
but
is
present
nevertheless.
Feng
was
driven
out
ot
Peking
a
year
ago
by
the
combined
forces
of
Chang
Tso-Lln
and
Wu
Ple-Fu.
The
latter,
who
Is
governor
of
Ho
nan,
la
now
at
odds
with
Chang
Tso-Lln.
ritiTAUi.vn
to
aiivaxm:
The
sporadic
outbreaks
of
terrorist
methods
reported
In
widely
spread
points
In
China
north
of
the
Yangtze
River
Is
to
Indicate
that
the
Cantonese
XmSSSBSmiSk
(Eb-
A
CO
JUST
S
LEFT
T-
I'LL
SfcU
LETTER-
Ui-
V
lr.
!
v
-
cu
n
r
5
v
..
vanguard
of
"expert
Intlmldators"
is
pushing
on
toward
Peking
In
preparation
for
the
next
big
military
phase
of
'the
ever-chancing
Chinese
war
situa-
'.
tlon.
Authoritative
advices
Indicate
that
the
coming
conflict
between
the
vlc-
.
torlous
Cantonese
and
the
well
disciplined
troops
of
the
Manchurlan
war
rord.
Marshal
Chang
Tso-Lln.
will
be
a
i
supreme
test
of
the
Cantonese
propaganda
methods
which
have
attracted
much
attention.
British
officials
believe
that
the
Can-tonewe
have
"patterned
their
propaganda
methods
from
the
Russians
and
have
even
-
bettered
them
In
preparing
the
path
for
ihe
peaceful
advance
of
the
'
Cantonese
army.
AltVAVCK
Cil
AltllS
The
aMvance
guards
of
small
groups
of
spies,
secret
service
men
and
plain
clothes
men
are
reported
filtering-through
the
Northern
lines
to
organize
small
bodies
of
Cantonese
and
to
give
i
control
to
the
various
labor
Unions.
Agitators
address
crowds
and
stir
up
'huge
demands.
i
Reports
received
here
state
that
(wherever
'opposition
develops
the
"ex-
If
necessary
gunmen
Institute
campaigns
of
terrorism,
sticking
oit
men
marked
as
"foreign
running
dogs."
All
this
prepares
yie
civilian
population
for
the
arrival
of
the
Cantonese
while
meanwhile
manoeuverlng
between
the
opposing
headquarters
still
goes
on
ROYAL
PURPLE
TEA
AND
SALE
FRIDAY
Many
ljlilh-
failed
In
fatrnnle
Sur-Ti.fnl
i:riit
YeMerrlay
Aflernmn.
The
tea-and
sale
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the!
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Purple
was
a
very
successful
affair.
many
ladles
calling
In
the
course
of
the
proceedings.
The
various
tables
were
In
charge
of
the
following
ladles:
Sewing
Mrs.
K.
A.
Rood
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Lawrence.
Raffles
Mrs.
H.
F.
Classey
and
Mra.
A.
Akerberg.
Home
CookingMrs.
Tu
M.
Fuller
and
and
Mrs.
S.
J.
Evana
Tea
Room
Mrs.
R.
Arthur,
Jr.,
and
(Mrs.
W.
Reld.
The
afternoon's
musical
program
was
contributed
to
by
Miss
Beatrice
Berner.
Miss
Mary
Evans,
Miss
Wlnnlfred
Eby
and
Miss
Myma
Fuller
who
played
piano
aolos,
the
last
mentioned
two
young
ladles
also
rendering
a
duet.
Raffle
winners
were
es
follows:
Laundry
bag,
Mrs
L
R,
Parry,
ens
serole
Mra
Merrill
Sollows:
library
art
Miss
Wright,
peimaul
Mlaa
Ruth
Lamcn
the
best
jmJkchocdate
bar
made
r-tV
PERMANENT
AXOKEt5
!
COMNABE
jAWMWk
iii
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V
antedd
For
SaleU
DAILY
For
Rent..
2c
per
word
In
WANTED
,
,1
a
i,r3rt
lis
n
cmnti
mirtvn
nrnn
ranch
for
sale.
Cash
price,
part
leu
-j
lars.
D.
P.
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Minneapolis,
Minn.
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VACANT
APPLICATIONS
WILL
BE
RECEIVED
by
the
Undersigned
Up
tb
noon,
April
20,
1927.
for
the
position
ot
Mining!
Engineer
of
Number
1
Mineral
Survey
District,
headquarters,
Prince
Rupert
:
Applicants
must
be
Mining
Engineers
of
good
experience.
Forward
with
p
;
plication
a
memorandum
giving
full
j
particulars
of
training
and
experience.
Dutle-s
to
commence
May
1st.
1(27.
Salary
$300.00
per
month.
A.
II.
Cox.
Civil
SerVlce
Commissioner.
Victoria,
'
B.C.
I
AGENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
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local
representatives
til
weekly
averafre
and
expenses,
and
commission
besides.
Experience
unnecessary.
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particulars
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WANTED
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EXAMINATION
FOR
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Columbia
Civil
Service
will
be
held
on
Saturday
afternoon
atid
evening.
April
23,
1927.
Applications
to
write
will
be
received
up
to
noon.
April
12,
1927.
For
application
torms
aud
further
Information
apply
to
the
nearest
Oovemment
Agent
or
to
A.
H.
Cox,
Civil
Service
Commlwloner.
Victoria.
BC.
FOR
SALE
OILL
NETTERS,
TROLLERS
AND
launch
Owner.
You
are
invited
to
Tltlt
Parker's
garage.
Third
Avenue
East,
to
see
In
operation
the
Ford
Marine
Motor,
the
lowest
priced
dependable
14
h.p.
motor
on
the
market.
It's
wide
range
of
speed,
exceptional
flexibility,
economical
operation
ahd
low
priced
replacement
parts,
piece
it
in
a
claw
by
itsrti.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
FOR
SALE.--LOTS
1
&
t.
VIOCK
20.
Section
6.
Finest
double
comer
on
Sixth
Avenue,
located
only
one
block
from
the
Booth
School,
Ideal
grade
for
building
purposes.
May
be
had
on
your
own
terms
as
I
need
the
money.
Small
monthly
payments
would
be
accepted.
Box
38,
Dally
News
office.
64
FOR
SALE.
LOTS
28
AND
29,
BIOCK
1,
Secton
2,
on
Graham
Avenue.
Taxes
paid
until
June
30.
60
by
GO.
teet
cleared.
Owner
wUl
sell
tor
4650.00
.cash,
phone
Blue
138,
82
FOR
QUICK
SALE
LOT
48
AND
41
Block
14,
Section,'
j;'vlote'
ij
Adii.
block
44.
section
6;
lot
3,
"block
4),
section
6.
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Administrator.
OPPORTUNITY
I
9S.00
A
MONTH
NOW
buys
your
future
hnmeslte.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
BALE.i-ELECTRIC
STOVE,
NEW
House
for
rent,
modern.
Phone
Blue
719.
,
FOR
BALE.
SOLID
OAK
DAVENPORT,
almost
new.
Phone
oreen
347,
84
nOARI)
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
B.1(i
Second
Avenue.
Phone
1S7,
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OF
TRADE
DELEGATION
TO
CALL
AT
MANY
POINTS
The
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
party,
nohw
eighty-five
trong,
which
I
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
on
June
21,
wni
cover
the
northern
British
nni,,
coast
quite
thoroughly,
lu
the
emm
ot
u.iie
uuy
iour,
Having
calls
arruaiged
for
all
the
more
Important
Industrial
points
and
trade
centres.
On
the
way
north,
the
nartv
win
make
etops,
beside
Prince
Ituperl
which
win
ne
tneir
longest
stay,
at
Powell
Illvir.
Ocean
Fulls.
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
SHewurt
an
Premier.
The
return
south
will
be
tnui,
vi.
Massett
dn
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-lands
and
there
wBl
also
he
a
crulwt
up
Knights
Inlet,
down
the
coast.
the
trip
Is
to
be
uinde
aUmrd
the
C.P.R,
steamer
Princes
Mary
Hrr
7
I
.SMtu-yda,
PlGfc
F0U3
April
j
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManns
-t
RAMSAYS
PAINTS
VARNISHES
Tor
Sale
by
SILVERSIDES
HltOS.
HOSIERY
for
-
SPRING
In
all
the
new
shades
Utility
$1.00
lo
$2.59
Chiffon
$2.25
"Demers"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327i
MILK
From
Rulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
Quality
and
Service
Valentin
Dairy
Phones
C5G
and
657
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnitum
Moving.
Dr.j.R.Gosse
DENTIST
Helgerson
RlocW
X-Ray
Service.
Open
Evenings
i
1
Phone
686.
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Suits
made
tb
order.
In
our
shop
$50
as
low
as
.......
.
223
Sixth
Street
Ul'
rfc
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i
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o
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advance.
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AdvertiementUken
fo
leu
than
50c
AUCTIONEER
THE
AUCTION
SALE-
A3
ADVERTISED
la
for
the
benefit
of
the
public
the
Prince
Rupert
Surplus
Rummage
Sale.
I
am
engaging
a
large
empty
store
for
the
purpose.
This
sale
will
be
held
on
Saturday.
April
IB
at
3
pja.
and
the
public
la
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to
list
articles
they
have
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dispute
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quick
sale.
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return
as
soon
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sale
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over.
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list
and
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Friday's
paper.
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information
to
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Plwne
T74.
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NICE
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home,
suitable
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location.
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735.
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