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86
ELEVATOR
EXTENSION
HERE
NEEDED
AT
ONCE.
The
port
of
Prince
Rupert
is
already
suffering
from
lack
of
grain
handling
facilities.
The
one
elevator
here
seemingly
Is
not
sufficient.
Comparatively
speaking,
not
many
vessels
have
been
should
start
agitating
for
the
second-elevator
as"
strong
as
they
did,
for
the
first.
In
the
meantime,
it
migh't
be
advisable
to
have
but
a
few
grain
ships
here
at
regular
intervals
and
handle
them
with
despatch
than
to
have
too
.many
and
allow
them
to
be
delayed.
Perhaps
the
situation
could
be
remedied
with
some
extensions
of
the
plant
already
here.
The
dry
dock
was
soon
able
to
make
arrangements
to
line
two
ships
at
a
time
here
when
it
was-at
first
believed
that
only
one
could
be
done.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
there
ninir
centre,
the
next
thing
needed
is
immediate
extension
of
the
!
loading
facilities
so
that,
at
the
very
least,
two
boa'ts
can
be
loaded
here
at
orice.
INVESTIGATION
INTO
CAMPAIGN
FUNDS.
While
the
opposition
talks
about
it,
the
provincial
government
has
decided
to
lay
the
cards
on
the
table
as
far
as
the
evidence
taken
at
,
the
customs
probe
in
Vancouver
is
concerned.
Now
they
will
have
the
bird
in
their
hands
so
they
can
see
what
kind
of
feathers
it
wears
and
who
helned
to
make
its
nest
comfortable.
As
suggested
before
in
these
columns,
it
will
in
all
likelihood
be
found
to
be
as
mlich
a
Tory
bird
as
it
is
a
Grit.
To
the
outsider,
it
would
seem
that
the
Conservatives
would
be
dolnir
better
to
sunnort
some
measure
that
would
brink'
about
a
real
reform
than
continuing
to
hold
up
Iheir
hands
in
hypocritical
t,,clal
Pmtts.
horror
and
playing
politics
on
anything
that
comes
in
view.
After
all,
the
people
are
not
so
much
interested
in
finding
out
which
is
,the
'worst
of
two
possibly
culpable,
parties
as
they
are
in
having
both;
those
paVties
cleaned
up.
The
attorney
general's
plat)
for
the
houseclean,ing
is
the
only
practicable
one
and
the
sooner
everybody
agrees
to
accept
the
sooner
will
the
sweeping
begin.
WHAT
WILL
CHINA
THINK?
The
situation
in
China
is
undoubtedly
serious
but
it
is
questionable
whether
this
great
display
of
armed
strength
planned,
by
the
British
government
will
help
matters
much.
A
lot
of
trouble
Is
being
gone
to
and
it
is
possible
that
the
Chinese
may
consider
it
an
overt
act
and
become
even
more
disorderly,
rather
than
a
mere
precaution
taken
with
such
supposed
lofty
motives.
The
whole
I
Would
Like
To
Be
Forever
FREE
From
ASTHMA
Ple&re
tell
me
now
Aithma-Sert,
the
wonderful
new
medicine
softens
and
soothes
the
throat
and
bronchial
passages,
restores
rUnd
activity
to
normal
and
QUICKLY
and
JX)REVBR
DANISHES
Asthma,
Hay
Fever
and
Bronchial
trouble!.
Mr
Name
Is.
JJjr
Address
CUr
and
State.
Stall
4kU
adrrrtUesaeat
Uir
ts
R.
ML.
II.
Laboratories
615
Yaarvntrr
llUrk
VA!
COL'
Visit,
M.
Q,
Neii)
Ontario
Legislature
Opens
Wednesday
Next
Interest
Will
Centre
in
Liquor
Control
Bill
TORONTO,
.
Jan.
.
28.
illy
Canadian
Tress)
The
new
Lenrisla-
r
1
o
MAmVaM
nnrl
A
tlPW
lure
oi
umario,
witn
a
new
opeuiver,
inunj
ic
iiitinuti
-
-
liquor
control
policy
awaiting
discussion
and
adoption,
will
be
open-
ed
by
a
new
Lieutenant-Governor,
his
Honor
W.
D.
Ross,
on
Febru-j
arv
2.
Incidentally,
there
is
a
new
"Kast
miock"
of
xne
wki'':
Uuiidings
open
for
occupation
and
a
new
and
reinforced
floor
in
the
Legislative
Chamber.
'
The
17th
Legislature
sees
the
Conservative
government
oi
Premier
G.
Howard
Ferguson
returned
with
one
of
the
biggest
ma
jorities
ny
government
ever
naa
:-
-
Ontario
majority
of
3
over
all
other
TDnniTAl
lYlMfTO
AXIIi
parties,
and
of
46
on
the
question
of
lAUllLrtL
UrtiXtLJ
rtjll
sale
of
liquor
In
government
control,
which
ts
the
main
Issue
of
the
session.
The
Liberal-Progressives
returned
In
the
elections
on
December
1
last
year!
have
divided
themselves
between
the
Liberal
and
Progressive
groups.
Including
a
few
United
Farmer
representatives
,
follows:
Conservatives
?
Liberals
H
Independent-Liberals
Progressives
18
Labor
.
,
,
1
Total
UJ
NKtV
M'KAKKIt
discussed
since'
the
election
campaign
of
last
November.
Briefly.
It
Is
proposed
to
j
amend
the
Ontario
Temperance
Act
to
provide
for
establishment
of
a
commis
sion
"who
will
have
the
authority
to
Issue
to
all
citizens
over
21
years
of
agt.
who
desire
to
purchase
spirituous
or
malt
liquors
for
their
own
use.
an
annual
permit
upon
which
shall
be
entered
each
seems
to
be
no
more
doubt
about
this
being
a
strategic
grain
hlp.("1Ia."
misconduct,"
In
the
Premier's
words.
A
large
portion
of
the
province
at
the
time
of
the
Institution
of
the
Ontario
Temperance
Act
in
1910.
had
already
banished
the
sale
of
liquor
under
local
option.
It
has
been
stressed
that
thee
"dry"
areas
will
be
respected
and
no
sale
of
spirituous
and
malt
liquors
may
be
allowed
In
these
areas
unltl
the
people
of
these
municipalities
Indicate
by
vote
their
desire
for
a
change.
The
commission,
however,
may
establish
at
such
places
as
It
may
select
in
other
portions
of
the
province,
dispensaries
for
the
sale
of
spirituous
and
malt
liquors
In
sealed
packages
to
perssns
holding
To
the
commission.
whose
personnel
has
yet
to
be
an
nounced,
wUl
likely
be
entrusted
aJJ
details
of
administration
of
the
new
system.
Expectations
are
tnat
the
system
'
will
be,
)n
operation
by
May.
Thus
will
bp
added
another
chapter
to
the
chequered
history
of
the
Ontario
Temperance
Act.
Plebiscites
In
1919
and
1024
failed
to
overturn
it,
although
each
time
the
majority
In
Its
favor
was
decreased.
In
!92
another
amendment
allowed
sale
of
the
now
famous
4.4
per
cent
beer,
which,
how-ver,
failed
to
meet
the
demands
of
the
"wet"
factions
while
It
was
opposed
by
the
dry"slde.
The
popular
majority
for
government
control
at
the
last
general
trouble
in
China
is
that
there
has
been
too
much
interference.
Too
!
lectlon
241'fl3J
ln
toUI
vote
of
many
older
brothers
have
been
trying
to
help
the
little
boy
along,
I
,-137-878
Now
he
can
walk,,
perhaps
it
would
be
advisable
to
let
him
step
out1
for
himself.
He
may
or
may
not
be
frightened
into
submission
but
I
he
cannot
be
permanently
conquered.
;
j
OTIIKIt
NKW
I.KdlxLtTION
The
amendment
to
the
O.T.A..
while
SOUTH
SEA
LOVE
ARE
FEATURES
OF
PICTURE
Ollda
dray
plays
the
part
of
Aloma
In
the
following
story.
"Aloma
of
the
among
the
Progressives,
the
standing
oi
south
Seas."
which
will
be
presented
parties
as
the
House
assembles
Is
as
on
the
screen
at
the
Westhotme
I.
Aloma,
most
beautiful
of
the
native
girl's
who
dance
at
the
Blue
Pearl
Inn
on
Paradise
Island,
delights
in
tor-
mentlne
her
native
lover.
Nuttane.
Toi
get
rid
of
men
who
look
at
Aloma
too,
ardently,
Nultane
takes
them
tor
a
sail,
and
then
places
all
responsibility
far
their
loss
on
the
sharks
which
"prefer"
W.
D.
Black,
veteran
Conservative
1
white
meat
to
brown."
member
for
Addlngton,
who
was
elected.
Bob
Holden,
an
American
staying
at
'
v..
..i.n..ti.n
lo.t
r
alii
h
th
nw
th
Inn
h
hMn
tsklnff
ta
drink
be-
Sneaker
of
the
House.
H
will
succeed
cause
his
girl,
whom
he
has
left
be-
about
1.000.000
speckled
trout
eggs
from
'
tecond
the
address.
,
plantation.
Aloma
Insists
on
going.
The
Progressive
members
of
the
Legts-
;
oven
though
Nultane
objects.
Mature,
led
bv
W.
E.
Ranev.
former
at-1
under
ner
carexut
treatment,
uoo
tcrney-general.
like
those
of
the
Liberal
'
soon
recovers
his
normal
health.
lerouD
under
W.
E.
N.
Sinclair,
were
Malloy
Insinuates
that
she
-i
j
r
u!
4i.:
...:-
v..,f
4V,
v.o
Kon
onA
ia
.
elected
as
oDoosed
to
the.
chanzes
In
be
married
to
Holden.
The
girl,
never
"c
,
v
.
.
,,,
..
.....
.
...
,.
I
the
Ontario
Temperance
r
Act.
Both
Mr.
having
glven.lt
a
thought,
now
sets,
-nls
Wty.
in
l.nn1ll,wf
A.'an
o,iin
n
13
(httfa
qn)
H
itnaaa
iho
fart
thflt
(u'f
'
....
...
....
1
ucij
in
c.t..
suvi.
c
v..
iRaney
and
Mr.
Sinclair
wUl
receive
the
out
to
lure
nun.
Alter
mucn
nesiia
biff
vessels
ara
todav
lvinjf
in
the
harbor,
already
lined
and
waitinu
iditional
emolument
eranted
leaders
of
tlon.
not
being
able
to
resist
her.
ne
to
load,
but
unable
to
go
on
berth
tp
start
taking
on
their
cargoes
j
parliamentary
groups.
lkv
farmnt
hurAcd
On
of
thesp
boats
has
alreadv
i
Th
four
Independent-Liberals.
Messrs.
been
waiting
three
days
and
the
other"
will
probably
have
to
wait
I
ZTZTl
longer.
It
had
been
at
first
thought
that
two
boats
could
be
loading
grain
concurrently
at
the
elevator
but
such
is
apparently
not
the
geon
FalUK
will
tit
with
the
Liberals
the
Inn.
Andy
wrings
his
niece
and
but
will
vote
with
the
Conservatives
on
I
Van
Templeton
to
the
same
plat.
Van.
the
Government
Control
bill.
The
sole
a
sodden
flirt.
Is
attracted
to
Aloma
case,
Jf
this
fine
big
plant,
said
to
be
as
modern
as
any
on
the
I
Labor
representative.
Karl
K.
Homuth'snd
at
the
very
first
change,
takes
her
Mnllnont
rnnnnt
hgnHIo
two
linats
At
a
timp.
then
another
elevator
!
(Waterloo
South),
will
also
vote
with
the
'
ring
along
with
a
kiss.
She
la
very
will
have,
to
be
obtained.
Conservatives
on
tws
question.
This
port
is
not
going
to
succeed,
much
less
make
an
impres-!
isovkhnmkxt
i
ontkol
plan
sion,
if
steamers,
whose
time
is
precious,
continue
to
be
held
up!
Premier
Ferguson's
plan
of
liquor
sale
as
they
are
being
now,
so
it
begins
'to
-look
.as
if
Prince
.
Rupert;?
gment
control
has
been
widely
enraged
and
shouts
something
about
"Bob
Holden."
It
Is
then
that
Sylvia
realizes.
Van
had
tricked
her
Into
marriage,
by
saying
Bab
had
died.
I
The
natives
start
their
marriage
ceremonies.
Nultane,
enraged,
tries
to
get
Bob
into
his
canoe,
but
Bob
is
called
back
to
see
Sylvia,
who
has
ar
rived
at
the
cottage.
Alter
explana
tions'
have
been
made,
they
realize
they
still
lore
each
other.
Van
cornea,
and
makes
feeble
signs
of
friendship.
Then.
Aloma
and
the
wedding
party
enter.
She
recognizes
Sylvia
and
gloats
over
her.
Crushed
with
grief.
Sylvia
Itsrc,
but
Bob
tries
to
catch
her.
Van
says
he
is
tiled
of
Sylvia
and
would
now
like
Aloma.
In
a
moment
of
drunken
boastfulness.
he
tells
Bob
how
he
tricked
Sylvia
Into
marrying
him.
Bob
furiously
drags
him
to
beg
Sis
wife's
forgiveness.
Aloma
resllzes
Bob
has
fallen
Into
Nultane'a
trap,
when
she
sees
the
three
start
across
the
lagoon
In
the
midst
of
a
terrific
storm.
Nultane
allows
the
water
to
enter
his
boat.
In
repentance.
Van
tells
Nultane
Bob
Is
ln
love
with
Sylvia
and
not
Aloma.
The
boat
spitzes
and
the
sharks
rush
for
the
whit
men.
Aloma
ruhe
through
the
rain
ta
tell
Sylvia
!
'her
htisband
and
Bob
have
drowned.
The
two-
women
are
drawn
together
in
a
common
bond
of
sympathy.
Suddenly
Bob
appears
and
announce'
that
Nultane
allowed
Van
to
drown
In
saving
him.
'
Nultao
Is
uejl
pleasedi
with
hU
strategy.
'Bob
and
Sylvia'
return
to
the
States
while
Aloma
resumes
her
childlike
teasing
of
Nultane.
STILL
ENTHUSIASTIC
ON
FISH
CULTURE
IS
FORMER
LAKELSE
MAN
superintendent!
James
Catt.
formerly
of
the
Lakelse
Lake
hatchery,
keeps
up!
his
enthusiasm
for
the
value
of
this
work
on
the
Atlantic
coast
whence
ho
!
dominant.
Is
not
by
any
means
the
only
was
moved
a
few
years
ago.
i
piece
of
legislation
to
come
before
the
Mr.
Catt,
who
U
now
dlstrtct
Inapec-1
assembly.
Upward
revisions
In
the
speed
'
tor
of
fish
hatcheries
ln
the
Maritime
j
limit
on
the
highways
of
the
province,
I
provinces,
delivered
an
address
on
fish
i
I
probably
to
35
miles
an
hour;
an
alter-
culture
before
the
monthly
meeting
of
atlon
In
the
marriage
law,
and
a
requirement
on
the
part
of
all
vehicles
to
carry
lights
at
night,
constitute
diverse
but
Interesting
features
of
the
legislative
program.
The
speed
limit
will
be
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
,the
Natnral
History
Society,
at
St.
John,
N.u..
recently.
During
the
course
of
ni
;
address
be
described
the
origin
and
object
of
fish
culture,
and
traced
the
work
of
the
federal
government
In
Its
10
mllea.
an
hour
faster
than
the
present
'efforts
to
stabilize
and
maintain
the
25.
The
measure
to
have
all
vehicles
supply
of
fish
In
the
Inland
waters
of
j
carry
light
after
dark
ha
been
up
for
Canada.
At
one
time
the
Dominion
gov-;
discussion
a
long
time,
and
It
la
believed
eminent
was
maintaining
82
hatcheries,
the
public
Is
now
ready
to
support
the
but
recently
the
hatcheries
In
Ontario
jrgeulatlon,
opposition
formerly
having
have
been
taken
over
by
local
control
come
from
farmer
who
disliked
being
In
the
Maritime
provinces
there
are
17
forced
to
carry
lights
on
their
horse-
hatcheries,
sub-hatcherles
and
salmon
1
drawn
wagons,
The
changea
contem-
ponds.
Mr.
Catt
stated,
tod
the
work
In
plated
In
the
marriage
law
are
a
result
this
dtstrlct
Is
confined
to
the
culture
of
of
the
strange
situation
which
arose
In
trout
and
salmon.
Each
year
about
30,-I
Toronto
last
year,
whqn
Rt.
Rev.
A.
P.
1
000.000
Atlantic
salmon
snd
upwards
of
I
Wlnnlngton-Ingram,
Bishop
of
London,
1
4,000
.000
trout
are
distributed
from
the
j
found
himself
prevented
from
perform-i
hatchcrle
in
the
Maritime,
and
all
of
Ing
the
marriage
ceremony
for
his
niece,
the
law
requiring
that
officiating
clergymen
be
resident
of
the
province.
the
salmon
and
as
many
of
the
trout
an
possible
are
from
the
hatcheries'
brood
stock.
Until
the
hatcheries
have
been
considerably
expanded
the
district
will
havo
to
continuo
to
Import
yearly
Bert
Wearmoulfe
has
been
appointed
agrees
to
Uke
the
girl
to
the
mission
;
B
warden
for
lists
dhtrl
in
place
next
morning..
Wearing
his
ring,
she.
a
M
nsrwn
innsuan.
"
leaves
the
hut.
,
Aiom.
nroudlv
di.nUrt
the
rlna
at
Fir
destroyed
tbs
Merryfleld
block
today.
Several
ot
the
occupants
of
ruts
in
the
building
had
narrow
escape
from
the
flame
which
quickly
enveloped
the
structure.
The
thermometer
again
registered
four
degrees
below
vero
this
morning.
Alderman
Casey,
at
the
council
meeting
last
night,
moved
that
alt
lodem-'
nltles
accruing
during
the
year
from!
deductions
for
non-a
tufa
dance
at
coun-j
ell
meetings
be
paid
to
the
Patriotic
,
Fund.
The
motion
was
seconded
y
Mderman
D.
C.
McRae
and
carried.
-
I
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Newa.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
voTicr.
or
.U'l'LlfUTIO
I.K
KM
I".
I
OK
III
KU
KOTICE
18
HEREBY
OIVEN
that,
on
s
loth
da
of
Februart
next,
the
tin-
arsigned
intends
to
Pply
to
the
Liquor
!
;ontrol
Board
for
a
licence
in
respect
i
f
premise
being
part
of
the
building'
'.uiow-ii
as
Seal
Cor
Hotel,
situate
at;
-he
City
of
Prince
Ilupert.
in
the
rro-;
vince
pf
British
Columbia,
upon
th;
tnds
described
as
all
that
portion
of'
Waterfront
Block
"I."
By
of
Princ.
Ilupert,
City
of
Prlnc
Kupert.
Pro-j
,-tnce
of
British
Columbia.
Map
923.
?rlnce
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
being
more
particularly
de-bribed
as
follows:
"Commencing
at
a
point
which
lies
ln
,
i
straight
line
of
bearing
north
69deg.
38'
8"
east
a
distance
of
70720
feet
from
the
centre
of
elrcl
shown
on
aid
Plan
823.
Section
7,
thence
south
Odeg.
35'
23"
east
a
distance
of
60
feet
.9
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
35"
i
cast
a
distance
of
10(3
fert
to
a
point,
.hence
north
fldeg.
35'
25"
wen
a
dls
.ance
of
80
feet
to
a
point,
thence
south
C3deg.
24'
35"
west
distance
of
)0Q,
feet
to
tee
poini
or
commencement
for
the
sale
of
beer
by
the
;
or
by
the
open
bottle
for
consumption
cn
the,
,
premises.
emlsea.
i
DATED
this
12th
day
of
January.
1927.
,
NOTICE.
11.
A.
LKJUU.
All
accounts
due
the,
Pioneer
Laundry
I
Ltd.
and
the
Canadian
Steam
Laundry,
up
to
and
Including
December
31.
1928,
are
payable
to
the
above
firms.
All
lis-
j
blllties
owing
to
the
above
firm
are
assumed
and
payable
by
the
new
organ-!
isatlon
known
as
Prince
Rupert
Laun-
dries
Ltd.
(
Signed
1
!
PRINCE
RUPERT
LAUNDRIES
LTD.
THE
SALE
OF
AM.
SALES
Quality
First,
Price
Lust
Men's
Mackinaw
Coats,
best
make,
all
wool
$3.DH
Men'H
Tweed
Suits
....
$9.93
Men's
Tweed
Overcoats
$19.83
Men's
Heavy
Wool
Work
Shirts
$1.19
Men's
Overalls
$1.93
Men's
Wool
Hoxe
29c
MANY
OTHER.
HAKfiAINS
Come
and
ee.
Wo
set
a
hard
pace
for
others
to
Thor
Johnson
720
Second
Avenue
Amazingly
Trutliful
Reproduction
Making
every
record
do
Its
besC
This
new
15runwick,
quickly
won
the
heurts
of
mulc
lovcra
everywhere.
The
cast?,
too.
is
beautiful
beyond
the
usual.
Come
in
and
say
I
want
to
hear
the
new
.
Friday,
Ju
..
i
C
BEST
Js
F
t
E
tIwM
Sold
Everywhere
mmiM$
If
UT
I
in
llic
Vacuum
i
jsHB-x
"
'
y1100
can-
i!
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
J
IM'.tllV
IS.
l1J
Two
prisoners
broke
out
of
Hazelton
Red'JaU
yesterday
according
to
word
re-
ahould
celved
by
the
provincial
police.
They
supposed
to
be
on
their
way
to
I
Hon.
Joseph
Thompson,
who
still
retains
hind,
on
going
to
war.
had
married
his
the
commercial
hatcheries
:n
the
Unutci
'
a
Toronto
seat.
The
assembly
over
which
best
pal.
When
Red
Malloy.
a
dls-
sxaies.
ine
mwnni"
Mr.
Black
will
rule
is
the
fifth
in
which
honest
trader,
annoys
Aloma
and
hurts
not
being
made
quickly
enough
to
mee
he
has
taken
part.
her
old
grandfather.
Bob
defends
her.
he
requirements.
Major
T.
Ashmore
Kldd.
Conservative.
'
She
swears
allegiance
to
the
first
while
,
'Kingston,
will
signalize
his
debut
in
the
man
who
has
actually
fought
for
her.
.House
by
moving
the
Address
In.
reply,
Andrew
Taylor,
uncle
of
Sylvia,
'to
the
sDeech
from
the
Throne.
Dr.
girl
who
forgot
Bob.
learns
that
she
I
Paul
Pol&son.
Conservative.
Essex
North,
and
her
husband
are
on
their
way
to
1
.
,
...
,
V.
.
afBr4
U,
....I..
In
hi
ZBrwrwwick
MoooAnt
mcomi
v
J.
LORNE
MacLAREN,
Lid.
Third
Avenue.
Corner
Fifth
Street
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Rippers
-
"THE
DAINTIEST
HREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
CoW
Storage
(a
Prince
Huperl,
H.C
I
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Kflrhlkan,
ran
ell,
Juneau.
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tfl.
Jsn.
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3rd
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