FACE
TWO
r
.
FOR
Cramps
Colic
-
Take
a
teaspoonful
of
Painkiller
in
Diarrhoea
glass
of
hot
sweetened
water
every
twenty
minute,
until
relief
is
felt
If
tha
trauWe;
1
due
to
improper
food
also
take
a
dose
df
castor
oiOQIUaek.
stomach
and
bowels
with
the
bare
Hand
wet
with
Painkiller.
Keep
quiet
and
warm
until
attack
has
passed.
In
u.the
world
over
for
85
years.
,
H
t
:
f
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k
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DAILY
EDITION.
RAILWAY
COMPANY
AND
ASSESSMENT.
Thursday,
Feb.
24.
1927
iiuneni
uiit'inpis
at
sen
mastery.
However,
it
Is
not
safe
at
this
stage
of
the
investigation
to
presume
too
far
on
one's
privilege
of
getting
"mad"
because
of
illness.
There
is
a
certain
hazard
in
resenting
too
strongly
and
overtly
a
fancied
wrong
or
an
unintentional
tramp
on
the
toe,
even
though
that
which
appears
to
be
the
provocation
for
the
resentment
Is
not
the
real
cause.
r:nti
DAILY
NfiVfc!
Tiiurada
F
"Ms
FURTHER
PEACE
RIVER
DEBATE
4
RorTKs
ItKlKUHKI)
TO
AT
OTTAWA
MONKMAN
I'ASS
AM)
I'ltlNCK
ItlTMtT
lAVOKKII
I
"I
m
not"
going
to
argue
for
njr
!
specific
route,
but
t
say
to
the
mlnlsttr
,
of
railway!
(Mr.
Dunning)
that
Ln
-my
opinion
he
could
very
well
examine
more
closely
the
Monkman
Pas
and
the
i
Pine
Pas
routes."
said
D.
it.
Kennedy,
member
for
Peace
River,
ln
the
course
of
the
debate
on
a
Pacific
Coast
outlet
,
'
for
the
Peace
River
country
In
the
I
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa.
"The
survey
today
Is
merely
a
temporary
one.
and
I
think
the
mileage
obtainable
both
'to
Peace
River
and
to
Prince
Rupeit
Justifies
that
survey.
It
means
a
difference,
from
one
or
two
of
the
maln
points
In
Peace
River,
of
400
miles
to
1
Prince
Rupert
as
compared
with
thej
present
route."
.MIMSTKK
Of
RAILWAYS
1
"For
the
route
via
Sturgeon
Lake
and
j
Obed.
new
construction
of
204
miles
would
be
required
for
the
assumed
minimum
trainee."
aald
Hon.
C,
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
railways.
"The
capital
Investment
would
he
$13,336,000,
or
to
Prince
Rupert
113,356.000.
"For
the
route
via
Monkman
pass,
the
new
construction
required,
assuming
the
line'
goes
to
Prince
Rupert,
would
!e
183
miles
for
the
assumed
minimum
traffic.
Assuming
the
line
goes
to
Vancouver,
the
construction
required
would
be
193
miles,
and
assuming
It
goes
via
the1
Pacific
and
Great
Eastern.,
which
is
British
Columbia's
railway.
310
miles
of
new
construction
would
be
required.
The
capital
Investment
on
the
Monk-man
Pass
route,
taking
Prince
Rupert
as
the
destination,
the
shortest
route,
would
be
118.092.000.
The
capital
investment
on
the
Peace
Pass
route
would
be
$21,472,000.
MA
VV.lt.
"New
construction
via
the
Canadian
National
to
Prince
Rupert
would
require
502
mUes.
New
construction
via
Cans-
io
dii
appearances,
me
municipal
court
or
revision
has
arrived
quire
st2
miles,
new
construction
via
at
an
equitable
solution
Of
the
railway
company's
assessment.
Of
Pac,llc
nd
Oreat
Eastern
to
Vancouver
course,
there
are
a
great
many
factors
involved
in
the
matter
that
mU";
and
.n'"
conitnictln
.....
.....
.
,
Fraser
River
to
Vancouver
r
850
miles.
require
specialized
knowledge
and
it
is
a
difficult
matter
for
a
lay-
i
That
is
via
the
Peace
Pas.
The
Pine
man
to
comment
on
the
question
although
from
the
ordinary
point
Pi&
u
dismissed
in
favor
of
the
Monk-of
view
the
decisions
reached
appear
to
be
satisfactory.
The
clty:ta2
authorities
have,
however,
taken
a
commendable
stand
that
the
i
u
the
route
to
Stewart
on
the
Portland
railway
company
should
bear
its
burden
of
taxation
along
with
theCin1-
Insted
of
going
to
either
Prince
other
taxpayers
Concessions
have
been
given
the
company
thV&2!
respect
to
taxation
ever
since
the
city
was
incorporated
on
the
'
via
the
Findlay
Porks
u
dealt
with,
and
strength
of
certain
undertakings
being
promised
by
the
company
In;lbe
minimum
construction
for
assumed
return
Very
few.
if
any
of
these
promises
have
been
effected
-rine
m,
lur
me
cuy,
as
it,
nas
aone,
to
discontinue
,000.
or
including
the
connecting
line
to
tne
concessions
and
deal
with
the
railway
company-
on'
-its'
merits,
'ce
George,
.a37.7so.ooo.
t
just
as
it
does
with
other
taxpayers.
"
'
"According
to
the
engineers,
the
Monk
..
!
man
route
Is
so
much
superior,
and
so
SUDDEN
DEATH
OF
ARTHUR
LITTLE.
-
The
late
Arthur
Little,
npu-n
nf-u'linu
uu.n
,i,.u
?
t.
t--t
nearby,
that
It
was
not
necessary
to
go
Into
detail
ln
the
report
on
the
Plne
Pass
route.
,
,
onuusu
ucani
111
me
CUM
MUVKMIV
lK
ItKT
p:"
"p
,:
;
"
a"u
ce'Jary
citizen
OI,
-on
account
of
the
high
country
to
Irince
Rupert
for
many
years.
With
the
general
regret
that
is
be-!
the
Pine
pass,
the
line
would
have
to
ing
expressed
ana
me
many
tributes
that
are
being
paid,
the
Daily
return
east
for
a
considerable
distance
News
wishes
to
join.
He
was
an
outstanding
and
picturesque
mem-
on
the
uth
we
of
the
river
before
ber
of
the
community
and
remembrance
of
him
will
long
live
among
,he
s"round
becomes
low
enough
between
the
many
people
with
whom
he
came
in
contact
and
by
whom
he
11
nd
tne
Plne
RlT'r
10
llow
'ealbI
was
unanimously
respected.
,,me
wuth
to
the
Pine
River
Valley.
The
i
recently
discovered
Monkman
Pass
Is
ln
IS
ANGER
DUE
Iturn
more
advantageous
than
the
Pine
TO
ILLNESS
"
Pass
for
this
(raffle
on
account
of
Its
Vuw
.
.
,
,
,
,
,
.
i
letser
gradients
and
distance.
Plne
Pass
Why
are
so-called
rational
human
beings
so
easily
angered?
A'h
approximately
m
mile,
from,
and
scientist
is
working
on
the
theory
that
every
fit
of
anger
and
every
'"arty
due
west
of
spirit
River,
and
ap-bad
disposition
can
be
traced
back
to
some
illness...
He
is
convinced
i
proximately
,153
miles
nearly
due
north
that
people
who
have
disease
histories
are
more
quick
to
anger
than
0'
Prlnce
Oeors"
those
who
have
never
been
sick.
Now
that
he
has
called
it
to
the
public
attention
it
will
be
TERRACE
TORIES
HAVE
observed
by
many
that
there
is
a
certain
resemblance
between
the
S.Vm
1
sick
and
the
irascible.
For
one
thing,
both
anger
and
fever
make
ANNUAL
MEETING
AND
eTc
anVpeSanYr
"
,rr,Ub,e'
,
ELECT
NEW
OFFICERS
If
this,
theory
holds
true,
it
would
appear
that
the
past
has
wit-
nessed
an
appalling
amount
of
sickness.
Many
times
during
the
terrace.
The
local
conservative
a-tourse
of
the
day
the
average
person
"loses
his
temper"
or
sees
'
ocUtlon
4t
n
nnutl
meeting
elected
others
lose
control
of
themselves.
A
toe
is
stenned
on.
a
train
,
:
.,nr
'onowing-oiricer
tor
the
coming
Bueei
cur
is
laie,
me
car
won
t
start,
the
dinner
burns,
a
cake
yean
"falls";
and
then,
somebody's
tongue
slips,
there
are
hasty
av!
bX1
nn
and
a
few
minutes
later
regret
and
a
resolve
to
Pre.'ut-j
J'
a"u
a
rexone
10
Dractice
practice
self-re
self-re-f
President
Jas.
k..
Nelson.
,
,
.
.
.
I
VIce-presldent-T.
Turner
8r.
inis
anger-after-illness
theory
may
be
productive
of
somei
Secretary-Treasurer-
Wm.
Vanderiip
pood,
and
it
may
be
dangerous.
True,
society
would
be
more
tolerant
'
8r
vi
me
uiigovernaoie
temper
11
convinced
it
came
invariab
v
from
executive
f.
Nash.
j.
Hepburn,
Oeo.
sickness,
but
it
might
have
the
undesirable
effect
of
discourairinir
Dover.
A.
Kerr.
R.
Corlett.
R.
Brown,
and
R.
W.
Clayton.
Ten
Years
Ago
,
in
Prince
Rupert
I
KHKl
AHV
21,
9I7.
E.
C
.aibbons
left
this
morning
for
Bangor,
Maine,
having
been
called
east
by
the
serious
Illness
of
his
father.
Proceeds
from
the
Red
Croat
tale
yea-
iterday
amounted
to
70.S0.
j
Local
curling
enthusiasts
have
been
enjoying
the
game
on
a
small
piece
-of
I
Ice
on
the
O.T.P.
hotel
site.
Jtmet
Cronln,
the
Babtne
mining
man,
arrived
on
the
Trlncesa
Msqulnna
last
evening
on
his
way
back
to
the
Interior.
W.
Prltchell,
publisher
of
the
Wran-
Mr.
W.
Norrle
Lewenthai
returned
to
her
home
In
Haxelton
thl
morning.
Mr.
A.
E.
Oakley
1
visiting
her
j-gell
Sentinel,
la
a
visitor
In
th
City
for,
a
lew
days.
The
fishing
boat
Tuladl.
which
wm
damaged
recently
on
the
wett
cottt
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
will
lay
up
here
for
repalrt.
sister,
ver.
Tti-o
Kinds
You
can
get
(Juakrr
Oats
in
two
forms
the
largo
plinnp
whole
flake
or
the
half
dale,
rolled
thin,
and
partly
cooked.
Both
are
of
the
wmie
Quaker
Quality,
famom
in
RH
countries.
If
(
you
wish
to
make
porridge
while
you
ImhI
the
t-offee
or
make
the
toat,
iim
Quik
Quaker.
It
rooks
in
3
minutes.
Mrs.
W.
J,
Jefferson,
in
Vancou-
Mr.
and
Urs.
A.
R.
Neale
arrived
by
the
Princess
Maqulnna
last
evening.
SUITABILITY
CENTRAL
B.C.
FOR
SETTLERS
lirM-rlbeVI
In
'Kmljrallon."
KnglMi
Publication
What
Varlou
HMrkts
Are
lleot
titled
lor
An
article
In
"Emigration,"
an
magazine,
describing
the
attrac-
GEORGE
LITTLE
HAS
ACQUIRED
CUTTING
erlng
which
la
owned
by
the
Laminated
1
Dated
November
27,
1D28.
Material
Co.
onsfibation
1
Ltd.,
New
Westminster.
,
from
whom
he
haa
obtained
cutting!
ngnis
lor
hemlock,
tpruce
and
cedar.
The
cottonwood
will
be
cut
later
and
ahlpped
to
New
Westminster.
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
District,
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
dayt
after
date.
1
intend
to
tpply
to
(commissioner
of
Land
for
NOTICE
the
Chief
licence
to
,iuu.jtn
ivi
wo,
iiiu
uciroieum
over
640
;
acres
of
land
bounded
a
follow:
Commencing
at
a
pott
planted
at
the
outhwet
corner
of
Bectfon
38.
Township
3.
Graham
Island,
and
marked
"AJ.O.'i
southwest
corner";
thence
east
80
chains;
thence
north
80
chains;
thenct
wruw
insula,
luciico
soutn
bo
chain
OORDON,
Locator.
'
The
most
important
hours
When-
food
must
satisfy
and
"stand
by"
you
Most
people
lmvt
to
lu
more
tliaii
Iwo-tliinls
of
their
most
important
work
in
the.
forenoon.
To
supply
this
energy,
they
need
a
lireakfast
that
.satisfies
ami
will
"stano!
ly"
theiu
tliniuliotit
the
morning.
That
is
why
health
authorities
urge
Kol
breakfasts
why
the
matchless
flavour
of
Quaker
Oats
makes
it
the
breakfast
of
millions
of
people.
Its
delicious
taste
awakens
lazy
appetites
mid
thus
promotes
easy
digestion.
Its
bulk
and
tender
bran
assist
in
the
assimilation
of
other
food
and
aid
in
one
of
nature's
most
important
functions.
Quaker
Oats
is
the
most
perfect
of
all
cereal
foods.
It
supplies
(lie
elements
which
build
tissue
and
give
energy,
as
well
as
the
important
vitamiucs
and
mineral
salts.
It
contains
H',(
6
protein
and
il'
carbohydrates.
For
better
mornings,
have
Quaker
Oats
for
breakfast.
No
other
is
"just
as
good",
for
no
other
has
Hi)
years'
experience
in
grain
selection
and
milling
behind
it.
See
that
the
picture
of
the
friendly
Quaker
is
on
the
package.
,
Quaker
Oats
-
-you
have
always
knotni
QuickQuaker
LONG-BURNING
FIRE
MAY
BE
DUE
TO
GAS
Ulna
farmer
to
Tet
Out
Theory
When
Summer
flajs
Arrlte
VILNA.
Feb.
21.
A
fire
which
started
.n
the
long
dry
grass
of
Lyon's
Flat,
one
mUe
south
of
here,
early
last
summer.
Is
still
burning.
For
the
last
few-weeks
a
blue
flame
has
been
observed
issuing
from
a
spot
where
the
fire
hal
bumed
deeply
Into
the
peaty
soil.
Many
local
people
think
that
this
flame
probably
bmiea
from
a
pocket
of
natural
tlons
of
Central
British
Columbia
for
!
V-
nd
tn
owner
intends
to
Inveatl-settlert.
gives
the
following
linn
as
the
:
gate
the
pnMtblllttet
of
a
gas
field
when
most
suitable
for
the
various
section
j
th
nw
hat
gone,
thereof:
.
.
.
.
The
KlUumgalhim-Kltlmat
Valley
j
DEPARTMENT
OF
LANDS
Suited
for
fruit
and
vegetable
graving,
j
NOTICK
poultry
raising,
beekeeping
and
crtaa-j
Application
for
(Irailng'
Permits
for
the
production.
I
euon
of
I91J.
The
Ekeena
and
Nsss
Valleys
Mixed
;
farming
and
dairy
farming,
vegetable
tocl
Application
for
permits
to
grare
live-
:k
on
the
Crown
range
within
any
raising
and
fruit
graving.
1
n'.ag
district
of
the
Province
of
Brit-
The
Bella
Coola
Valley
Fruit
and
vegetable
growing.
The
Bulkley
VaCey
Butted
for
mixed
farming,
dairying,
ranching,
seed
pota-toet
and
tlmotrry
Veed.
'
'1
The
Fraser
Lake,,
Endako
and
Burns
Lake
District
and!
the
Heehaio
Valley-Dairy
farming,
sheep
raising,
grain
and
vegetable
growing.
The
Francolt
and
Ootaa
Lakes
Districts.
aUo
Stuart
Ltke
District,
and
outlying
section
of
similar1
nature
Ranching,
developing
into
mixed
and
dairy
farming.
The
Prince
Oeorge
District
(including
south
fork
of
Fraser
Riven
Mixed
farming,
vegetable
growing,
dairying.
1
h
Columbia,
muit
be
filed
with
the
I
Dutrtct
Forester
at
Fort
Oeorge,
Ksm-!
loops.
Nelson.
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver.
'
-T
William
Lake
on
or
before
March
31st.
1037.
Blank
forms
upon
which
to
submit
i
applications
may
he
obtained
.from
the
District
Foresters
at
the
above
named
i
places,
or
from
the
Department
of
Lands!
as
Victoria,
u.u.
O.
It,
NADEN,
I
Deputy
Minister
of
Land
1
Department
of
Lend.
'
Victoria.
BC,
I
January
.
1827.
LAND
ACT
j
NOTICK
OP
INTENTION
TO
AITI.Y
till
TO
I.KAMl
LANO
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
attuate
on
the
north
ahore
of
Crescent
Inlet.
I
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Inlands,
1
tn
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
and
!
being
about
one
and
a
half
miles
from
the
head
of
the
Inlet.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jtmes
Fielrf
nf
;
Prince
jtupert.
B.C.,
occupation
Marin.
RIGHTS
NEW
LIMITS
t&iM&&'uls,Z-lHM
.
i
Commenitng
at
a
post
planted
on
the
.
1
north
shore
of
Crescent
Inlet,
about
TERRACE.
Feb.
24
--George
Little
haa
one
and
a
halt
miles
from
the
head
of
th.
:
moved
his
camps
and
loggtog
equip-1
jD't;
then.ce
northwesterly
20
chains:
b,ent
fro
.
f?..!?.
C
chains;
thenct!
iuiv
w
v.uic
c.
j
louineasveriy
m
cnaint;
thence
north;
Keith
where
he
hat
bean
carrying
on
easterly
20
chain,
and
containing
forty
1
operation
for
tai,,0
more
or
lest,
the
past
four
yean
the
ferry
Island,
the
timber
limit
cov-
I
cooks
in
3
minutes
STOMACH
f
r..
t
narnccL'.
oaf
ft
V'S
s
TROUBLE
Dad
indigestion
and
poverty
tn.
the
poin
:
were
recognized
as
ua!
evil
as
far
back
as
hf
""-J
Hahbie
Durns.
Of
what
use
Is
money
or
food,
f
'
2
-fil.
in
it
duty?
corrtcls
the
cause
of
Discvise
ln
the
or
JlCe
tttt
tuns
NOSt
THROAT
ARMS
CMfDpndlAltK
-trvta
'JIOMACH
.'smiii
VKIONtTJ
lnin
f
EtADOtfl
iVllMBJ
hc
lower
ncno
undcrthcmagnii
ing
glass
Is
pinched
by
a
misaligned
Joint
Pinched
nerve
cannot
transmit
healthful
impulses.
Chiropractic
fidjustingremo'tsthe
pressure
y
The
upper
nervo
Is
free
as
nature
intends.
should
npt
even
realixe
tfcut
h?
r-tomach.
Digestion
of
wh'
;r.'.cr."
mal
food
should
1k
nutomaf
1
cannot
le
If
the
stomai
h
'
rt
Ie
than
Its
full
supply
:
rgy.
When
the
stomach
fails
!
lions,
two
courses
of
relief
able
you
can
reduce
the
K
variety
of
your
food
to
fit
iU
capacity
or,
you
can
hava
removed
by
sjilnal
adJu.ftn:'
1
'
restore
the
flow
of
vital
rncr;
rapacity.
Which
Is
bestn
"I
EAT
MOST
ANVTIUMi"
"I
have
suffered
from
n
li.:d
'
tomach
trouble
for
a
lonjf
.y
rcmemlx-r
at
leant
ten
yer
1
kf
vomitted
my
food
even
when
a
t
Iniy
and
have
alo
been
ifnnl
linl
trnm
)illlll(llr
anil
Irniilitn
t
rnmmenreil
to
tal.?
'
mcnts
taking
3fi
adjutmcni
Now,
three
months
later
mv
i
In
jrood
condition,
and
I
can
tJ
r
anylhiiiK
I
like
without
I
hur
I
t..
i.i.,u
nml
kidnev
Wp
Inn..
Mni.n
nlin
.1
1
fm
rM'Il
r('d.
aDU
I
fine."
-
Archie
Trenton,
Ch(ropr
Kcucnrch
llureau,
Statement
No.
vmiu
AiifITMKNT
for
health
can
lw
made
by
U
D.
A.
McMillan
l'nlmer
(iraduate
('IIIROI'HArrOlt
llooniH.r.
nnd
7
Kxchanxe
Mock.
ll-.l
f
1
O
.
.
!
A
j
.
i
aino'icuromeier
cnnc
"
1
'
Open
Kvenlnss
to
DOlnt
of
commenrrmint
hin
Mineral
riftima
t.iMM...
nA..i
t.i.
I
,Uon
36,
Township
3.
Orthitn
Inland,
n'c
n.c
Skeena
Mining
Mining
Divuion.
Division,
thi
the
sum
turn
nf
of
A.
J,
Jtfj.oa,
ana
that
unless
aald
person
pay
Dated
fX-emher
IT.
Qi.
r
uch
AtHMsment.
toirether
with
all
ennu
of
advertising,
etc..
to
the
undersigned
a
Ilutedale,
nc.
on
or
before
May
12.
:
Yt':
PPiieation
will
be
mad
to
th
Under
and
by
virtue
of
the
provision
Pold
Commissioner,
Prince
Rupert,
BC,
lof
Section
28
of
th
-Mineral
Act,"
no-
1
nv
their
respective
Interest
in
th
tlce
I
hereby
given
Misara.
Malcolm
.r,,n
.
mentioned
Mining
Oroup
of
Bmyth,
Edmund
Ungli.
Harold
Hansen
Mineral
Claim
vested
In
the
under
and
Albert
Moore,
that
there
li
owing
Kn!-
to
the
underlined
for
Assessment
Work
I
DAVID
CORDlIXA.
!
performed
on
the
Cordilla
aroup
ul
JACOD
K03KI
I'lmnc
Mil
I
ANGER,
theTAftOR
S
ults
made
to
or-
ft(
der
er.
In
our
hP
Jjl
as
low
as
223
Sixth
Street