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Sept.
13,
1927
PLATFORM
IS
NECESSARY
In
addressing
Liberals
in
England
recently
Lloyd
George
showed
how
lack
of
a
clear-cut
policy
had
sent
them
into
the
political
wilderness
for
a
number
of
years.
In
British
Columbia
the
Conservatives
have
been
in
the
political
wilderness
for
a
similar
reason.
Possibly
a
definite
policy
of
a
constructive
nature
will
be
evolved.-
Then
if
the
electorate
can
be
satisfied
with
the
policy
and
the
sin
cerlty
of
the
party
advocating
it,
there
is
a
possibility
of
returning
Britain's
former
Premier
ridiculed
the
idea
of
fighting
for
general
Liberal
principles
and
equally
foolish
is
it
for
B.C.
Con
servatives
to
fight
for
general
Conservative
principles.
Stock
political
phrases
mean
nothing
nowadays.
It
will
be
expected
that
lion,
b.
t.
Toimie
will
have
some
new
ideas
on
government
which
he
would
like
to
express
and
to
implement
in
legislation.
If
he
has
no.
ideas,
why
leader?
Possibly
he
is
abiding
his
time
but
he
has
already
fought
two
by-elections
without
any
brilliant
ideas
being
forthcoming.
Perhaps
it
is
the
general
election'
he
is
waiting
for
when
he,
it
is
presumed,
will
be
a
candidate.
Cash
buyers
sometimes
wonder
if
thefr
business
is
appreciated
by
merchants
as
much
as
it
should
be.
ELECTION
AT
NELSON
If
no
general
election
is
called
in
the
meantime,
it
is
probable
that
very
soon
the
election
to
fill
the
vacancy
in
Nelson
caused
by
the
death
of
the
late
Premier
Oliver
will
take
place.
The
govern
ment
wiu
go
into
the
contest
backed
by
all
the
prestige
of
a
new
premier
who
has
won
his
first
election
with
a
large
majority.
opposed
by
a
leader
without
a
constructive
policy,
it
should
be
easy
for
him
to
win.
Should
Dr.
Toimie
decide
to
submit
to
the
1
-
A
il
il
.
...
.
...
'
.
.
.
electors
mere
ine
piaiiorm
on
wnicft
he
will
make
his
debut
as
provincial
leader,
the
outcome
may
be
different!
Political
moves
are
always
uncertain
but
the
government
does
notfceem
to
be
show
ing
any
signs
of
timidity
and
that
is
half
the
battle.
Some
people
seem
to
expect
to
get
to
heaven
because
their
wives
go
to
church.
SPORT
THIS
WINTER
Among
the
sports
to
be
played
here
this
winter
it
is
presumed
that
badminton
will
be
prominent
Last
year
it
was
allowed
to
almost
disappear
owing
to
lack
of
interest
on
the
part
of
members
of
the
various
clubs.
As
this
is
the
time
of
year
when
a
move
is
usually
made
to
revive
it,
possibly
it
is
wall
to
consider
what
steps
will
be
taken
to
place
it
on
a
proper
footing.
It
is
not
possible'
for
everyone
to
play
basketball
and
other
sports
are
not
suited
for
indoors.
That
leaves
badminton
as
practically
the
only
sport
available
to
a
great
many
people
during
the
winter
when
the
weither
makes
outdoor
exercise
unpleasant.
In
the
past
there
have
been
courts
at
the
Anglican
Cathedral,
the
I.O.D.E-Hall.'the
Regiment
and
the
De
Luxe
Hall
on
Third
Avenue.
There
is
a
closed
season
for
grouse
but
yet
the
grousers
will
carry
on
much
as
usual.
EXERCISE
A
NECESSITY
Irj
a
city
such
as
this
where
damp
spells
prevail,
some
form
of
indoor
exercise
is
almost
a
neeessity.
To
do
physical
jerks
at
home
for
half
an
hour
at
a
stretch
is
a
rather
dull
way
of
taking
exercise
and
never
quite
fills
the
bill.
There
is
little
exhiliration
to
it
People
get
flabby
and
soft
and
unable
to
do
their
work
well.
They
become
an
easy
prey
to
disease,
sometimes
with
fatal
result?.
Taking
regular
exercise
by
playing
an
exhilirating
game
is
the
sensible
thing
to
do
and
badminton
serves
the
purpose
well.
Goats
can
eat
anything,
but
don't
be
a
goat.
Some
people
are
terribly
ignorant.
Some
don't
even
know
how
to
eat
corn
on
the
cob.
11
1
Engagement
and
wedding
rings
of
value
and
distinction
Engagement
and
diamcmi-ict
uAim,
ringj,
The
two
nuptial
rings
you
give
her
can
never
be
replaced.
Their
purchase
is
among
the
most
important
in
life,
and
should
by
all
rrieans
be
made
at
a
well'
l-nt.m
(l.nrn,uil.1..
AA..fcl.T
1
.Outj
rings
are
cArectgnScd
Jt
uur
aiaoawg
uj
um
corninuiuty.
to
jrether
with
raemberchip
in
the
Gruen
Watch
Makers
Guild,
dMurfs-vour
satisfaction.
John
Bulger,
Ltd.
Jewellers
The
Store
with
the
Clock
i
TROUBLE
OVER
A
SCHOOL
BOY
Hoard
Asked
to
Allow
Lad
to
At
tend
Some
Other
School
Than
West
view
SAID
TO
UK
THREATENED
:
EvU
ti(an
have
apparently
earn
,upoa
Um
heretofore
peaceful
aud
arte.
JtccttUc
section
of
ttu
city
known
as
Wait
new.
The
cogyrnen"
to
reported
to
fee
In
be
neighborhood
and
angry
housewife
arc
out
gunning
for
Utile
reply
wham
"Uvejr
will
get
yet."
The
,M
nnf
umim
fnr
1
H
vmin4f4r
Irg
like
the
"lavst
tide"
ought
to
be.;
A
temtkta
state
at
affair
seems
to
havej
r
ten
tod
tfca
ountryside
la
not
safe
tar
school
chiMrtn.
ren
though
they
nay
bar
boner
rotki
for
deportment
awaiting
framing.
So
mlgM
H
be
Judfed
fawn
the
statements
made
y
C.
W.
Main
who
appear
Ml
before
the
aehool
board
iaat
ntffet
an
behalf
vt
bta
aon-in-law.
Mai-
MttDanald
Oampbeal,
humbly
(tat
the
Utters
seven-year
old
Ur.
Uatra'
grandeon.
dUcue
and
aadMkeC
be
permitted
to
attend
Borden
Street
School
Instead
af
Weat-
view.
Mr.
Main
waa
not
diactoerac
May
names
All
tlmldatioa.
it
was.
in
fact,
an
Injury
It
was
not
the
boy's
fault,
thought
Mr.
Malrs.
He
bad
not
done
anythlnc,
As
a
matter
of
fact
he
had
got
a
di
ploma
last
year
for
deportment.
That
should
be
a
goad
sign,"
re
marked
Trustee
Gilchrist.
One
lady
had
said:
"We
wUl
get
that
boy
yet.
WeTlv
opep
the
Weatriew
School
this
fall
and
you
just
aee
If
we
don't
get
him
then."
declared
Mr.
Uaira.
Its
had
heard
the
lady
make
the
statement.
"That's
all
bunk
as
far
as
I'm
con-
eemed."
candidly
declared
Chairman
Uoehesttr.
who
suggested
that
Mr.
Main'
best
plan
would
be
to
follow
the
boy
to
school
and.
If
anything
happened,
get
a
warrant
Iram
the!
IUee.
The
ehool
board
bad
decided
Kat
Section
1
o
.cuiiorea
wowa
aiiena
we
beepon
Two
school
antr
If
'Mr.
ifaira
or
hi
aon.rn-Uw
did
not
scad
J
the
boy
to
athool
the
board
would
turn
the
case
orer
for
action.
v
Thank
you.
gentlemen."
.
announced
Mr.
Malrs
as
he
retired
from
the
Cham
her.
obviously
unsatisfied.
"I
think
the
boy
WW
go
to
aehool
to
the
sisters'
school.
How
will
that
be?"
AU
right
wth
us."
retorted
Mr.
Rochester,
"but.
remember,
he's
got
to
go
to
aehool."
OIL
HEATING
SYSTEM
AT
BOOTH
MEMORIAL
SCHOOL
READY
SOON
The
oil
heating
system
at
Booth
Memorial
School
wui
be
ready
for
operation
by
the
end
of
this
week
It
was
c.nnounred
by
Chairman
Rochester
at
!at
nlght'a
meeting
of
the
school
board.
An
order
given
by
Mr.
Rochester
to
the
contractor
Installing
the
syatem
to
put
m
an
extra
door
and
equipment
where-i
by
refuse
might
be
burned
at
an
addl-j
f.onal
cost
of
t50
was
confirmed
by
the
!
bsard
on
motion
of
Trustee
Gilchrist
!
and
McMeekin.
FLY-TOX
REDUCES
!
CHANCES
OF
INFECTION
i
.
I
Flies
taint
everything
they
touch,
F
reading
disease
germs
from
sputum
!
and
discharge!
of
eiek
people.
Fly-Tox
kills
mosquitoes,
moths,
roaches,
aa
well
,
a
flies.
Fly-Tox
waa
developed
at
Mel-
!
ion
Institute
of
Industrial
Research
by
Rex
Research
Fellowship.
AdTt
THE
DAli-Y
NEW3
WHOOPING
COUGH
IS
ON
THE
WANE
NOW
'
Vatr
uf
Srarlrt
lrr
r.rirlrd
lTm
lUx.tli
srfewtl
Trecfcer
I
rgrd
la
Take
lfeaulUn
That
the
whooping
couth
epidemic
in
IS
city
a
cVeridaaVY
on
Mkf
1
d
ej'ed
In
t
jo-.s.
f
eacaeaa
made
an
the
subewat
last
algfct'a
awcctlnf
a
(the
at!
Jtaaird
Only
a
few
pupils
!
"
ii!U
eaaflued
t.
their
horn
with
i
the
malsdif'
'
AtraiOfdXM"
urged
the
teaaav
trt
that,
frm
w
the
slightest
P
rsarance
of
a
eoatfb.
they
should
tetat
luptle
heme
ad
rt
readmit
thaaa
ua-tU
they
bad
a
elen
bUl
of
baejth.
The
b
ard
waa
not
iteiirjua
of
taking
any
Miss
Mercer
reported
'b!
a
ease
of
-xarjet
fevtr
bad
brqken
out
la
Booth
Uemarial
School
TO
INSTAL
HEWERS
IN
SCHOOL
BASEMENT
Contract
for
Wring
taarilnl
by
ivcinl
Night
to
ln
llrimn
The
aehool
hoard
laat
night
awarded
ta
aantrael
to
Dan
Brow
for
the
wu-
j
:n
of
BoMee
Street
School
In
prepar-
,
daalrou,
of
i
inaa
ror
ifn
uutaiiaiaan
w
taree
a.-,
be
bad
to!
000
watt
220
volt
ataatrte
heater
inj
fay
wa
tlwt
aartaln
diaputa
had
l
mawrin
ar
umaa
wwr
w,
rteen
aad
the
mndaon
in
natation
Parkin
Ward
Wd
M
pawed
too
good
for
the
other
The
work,
will
he
carried
out
under
the'
feUow.
Than
eneued
a
campaign
of
j
lUFenrtaUw
of
the
eupertrtendeatt
i
luttmldataw
and
threat
which
ended,
utlMtlea.
The
I
JO
coat
of
each
of
three
Ui
Um
i
i
rati
i
being
notified.
The
oaan-:
Centers
will
be
additional
to
the
wiring,
paten
had
bee
kept
up.
however.
Un-i
-
tu
now
the
boy
wept
Mtteety
If
ertn
;
H
the
ord
"school"
waa
mentioned.
bad
na
ft
hl
on
the
road
and
got
after
htm
and
sow
he
abso
lutely
refused
to
go
on
account
of
in-
to
force
Mm
to
go
to
aehool
He
would1
..
In
The
Letter
Box
TiViTlON
IIVMIV.
ail
U.
t
bad
gameo
durtng
the
'
.1'
..
-
mT
"
tI1M,t
wlto
0r
had
been
by
the
police.
H'
to
Borgan
8tswt
eobaoj
so
be
wouM;
.
.
r.
br,
U)
P,
tttrough
the
Une
of
V
"He
Is
not
going
to
any
school."
replied
Mr
Malrs.
Why?"
''Bacauee
he
la
afraid
to
go."
Mr"
Rochester
eiplalned
that
the
law
compelled
children
to
go
to
school.
Jiid.
If
psrttt
did
not
see
that
they
.fid.
they
were
liable
to
fine.
He
wanted
to
know
more
about
the
Intimidation.
"What
waa
the
threat?"
inquired
Trustee
Ollehrist.
"They
have
threatened
to
put
him
n
the
police
station
and
In
the
booi
.a
aH.
a
Ik.
Ailu.
T-
aka
.
Trustee
Onchrtet
thought
the
amslK-rl
"
ZT.
'
-
-i
ak
.
fa
....
a
m
amittrl
,
rAavlm
taaVA
I
school
of
Weatvlew
would
be
more
"
-
.
.
-.
congenial
to
a
boy
of
this
nature
Borden
Street,
there
were
large
crowds
where
he
was
mote
liable
to
come
to
Injury.
The
school
was
all
right
but
the
intimidation
'on
the
way
waa
the
rub
verred
Mr.
Malrs.
Mr.
GUcbrtat
thought
It
might
be
inly
imagination.
"Where
la
'the
boy
coins
now?"
asked
ttkttthrufa
Rochester
who
seemed
a
tittle
Incredulous.
j
i
iiitwtl
to
oe
jus"
roust
oc
rqu.
vve
are
very
aure
mat
toe
electors
do
not
wish
to
perpetrate
an
lnuatiee;
upon
the
Oornpaay
by
making
them
pay
more
than
a
fan-
share
of
the
taxes
which
the
city
find
it
neoaaaary
to
raise.
But
it
appeara
from
the
general
j
view
of
the
fma;tex
that
this
agreement
will
not
be
,
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
Company,
because
It
la
being
sought
an
the
Initiative
and
persistant
Insla-tance
of
the
taxation
officials
of
the
Company.
it
to
he
supposed
that
they,
are
working,
ao
hard
for
an
agree
ment
which
Is
to
the
detriment
of
the
I
Octzipany's
interests?
To
support
that
view
one
must
calculate
that
the
Com
pany
officials
are
either
incompetent
on
NOTICE
Of
IXTINTIO
TO
trPLT
TO
LK-tSK
LAXIl
lee
traitorous
to
the
Company.
Know-
Ing
them.
It
can
safely
be
asserted
as,
In
Range
3.
coaat
Land
District.
Land
a
fact
that
thev
know
mare
s.haut
the1
Aecordihc
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
taxation
of
lmprorementt
wUl
take;
?o
apply
Jfor
a
both
If
the
ordinary
procedure
of
aa-
157.
Certainly,
she
can
have
another
!
LAM)
ACT
present
atatu.
of
City
taxation
matter.,
SV"4
Humphack
Bay.
Por-
)
aVlsd
Ctatl
fOTTO
rTWhrah
rgata
fesaaskalt
Ti
Vr
t-jrvnnV
that
tf
Pitnnlnaham
nt
(ha
Mtna
.huh
Kak
miit
Hoard
of
Trade
TJuIIdlfiff.
of
VftncAuvcr
Men
Salmon
Broker.
Intends
I
....
V
m
goo
hie.-
m
Mr.
MaU.'
enUgnten.r,
?"rt?f
?
JTj'"
.
n,.,
,n
so-jth
-southeast
of
northeast
cor-
nttw
Clty
Halt
h'.ji
Th.ii.
Their
loyalty
,
to
,K
the
Com-ier
yards
of
,w
5;
thtnet
dlM
pany
cannot
he
questioned.
They
are.lsiuth
S
chains:
thtnee
south-southeast
19
also,
eneregtlc.
exceedingly
weU
Inform-
chalni;
thence
due
north
8
chains;
thence
I
wavat
-rAff
H
mawat
1
nenrv
thnva
tt
rvrvl
t-i
t
wl
nrl
..hit.
W..
t.hl.
.
.rr,nl.l
"""'
."
VV
proved
by
their
conduct
of
the
tax
ap
peal
cse
wbleb
ihejr
conducted
and
won
before
the
Supreme
Court
here
last
March?
81nce
by
the
Inherent
elements
of
the
matter
treated
by
the
proposed
agreement,
either
the
City
or
the
Company
la
bound
to
suffer
an
injustice,
why
make
any
special
agreement
at
all?
Ei
en
handed
Justice
will
be
done
to
acres,
mares
or
lefts.
!
FRANCIS
HENRY
CUKNJNOHAM,
Aepllcant
Dated
78th
June.
1927.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APrtV
TO
LEASE
laXD
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
District,
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Ru-
1
r
ert,
rr
ana
situate
north
of
Lots
1664
and
sesstng
and
rating
taxes
Is
allowed
to
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Langara
Klsh-
!n
nd
Pcklng
Co.
Ltd.
of
take
lti
course
courwo.
So
whw
vpj.pt
not
vote
vote
the
the
MatseU.
0C-taxeir
'
cupatlon
canners.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
By-law
down?-
Prlnrr
Kupert
TAXPAYER.
HOTEL.
..tltllH'ALS.
Stan
C.
Foster,
Toronto;
C.
E.
Ime-
eon.
VancouTer;
H.
W.
Chambers.
In-
Terneas;
J.
D.
Mafdonald.
Victoria:
eeph
S.
Rogers,
city.
Central
Mlsaea
T.
arid
M.
Wataon,
Port
Simpson;
S.
Oould.
Smlibers;
W.
R,
Thome.
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Sam
Dunn,
Washington,
D.C.
Saoy
Mrs.
F.
Johnson,
Inverneas:
W.
Jl.
Theme.
CNJt.:
O.
Hopkins,
city.
Mra.
W.
D.
Maxlcy
and
son
and
daughter,
who
have
been
away
since
the
end
of
June
on
a
trip
to
Ottawa
and
other
pomta
In
the
East,
returned
home
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
WATER
.NOTICE.
DIVUIUIOV
AMI
I'SE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
E.
Rousseau,
whose
addreaa
la
410
Seymour
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C..
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
of
water
out
of
unnanmed
stream
which
flowa
southerly
and
drains
into
Port
Stephens
Bay.
about
one
mile
east
of
Bluff
Point,
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
600
feet
from
the
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
commercial
purposes
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lot
2750,
Range
4.
Coaat
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
2th
day
of
July.
1927.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act"
will
be
fUed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Re
corder
at
Prlnoe
Rupert.
BC.
Oblec-tlons
to
the
application
may
be
filed
Me
01
the
following
described
lands:
Ccmmenclnz
at
a
Dost
olanted
twentv
chains
north
of
Yan
Indian
Reserve
and
cn
the
shore
of
Mclntyre
Bar;
thence
horth
5
chains
to
the
low
water
mark;
thence
westerly
following
aald
low
water
ISO
chains:
thence
southerly
5
chains-thence
easterly
160
chains
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
aerea.
mere
or
ls.
LnANOARA
F1SHINO
4s
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.
Applicant
Fred
Naah.
Agent.
Dated
June
27.
1927.
LAND
ACT
XOTJCK
or
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Graham
Island.
QCJ.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Somervllle
Can
nery
uompany,
limited.
Vancouver.
B.C..
uM.nt.aw.
.
4V4ni,
luicnm
w)
apply
JOT
a
lease
of
Uie
following
described
lands-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
1571
q
cj
thence
east
30
chains:
thence
north
2
chains,
more
or
leas,
to
low
water
mark:
thence
weat
following
tow
water
mark
SO
cbalna;
thence
with
2
chains,
more
or
teas,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
alx
B)
acres,
more
or
lesa
SOMERVILLE
CANNERY
COMPANY
LIMITED,
Applicant
Dated
August
31.
1927.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dla-trlct
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
Prlncew
Royal
Island
at
East
Side
Cove
lrom
Butedale
Cannery.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
I,
Jacob
Koekl
of
Butedale.
BC,
occupation
a
flshemian.
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commenclne
at
nnct
....
.
Comptroller
of
Water
RlghU.
Parliament
nery
Wharf;
thence
eaat
s
chiiri-Bulldlnga.
Victoria.
B.C..
within
thirty
thence
south
2
chslns;
thence
west
s
daya
after
the
first
appearance
of
thla
chains;
thence
north
2
cbalna
to
noint
notice
In
a
local
newapaper.
The
date
of
commencement
and
containing
one
of
the
first
publication
of
thla
notice
la
acre,
more
or
leas.
August
20.
1927.
JACOB
K08KI
EUGENE
ROUSSEAD,
I
Applicant
1
v
Applicant.
Dated
Aujuit
27,
1927,
Av
dttr
it
is
plain
that
Til
hav
to
explain
Otxr
and
ovtr
and
on
er
again
Plain
York's
rtally
grtat
It's
the
bst
chocolate
With
flavour
and
quality
splendid
for
Jam.
Mothers
and
fathers
who
have
tried
Plain
York
chocolate
realize
at
once
how
pure
it
is,
how
wholesome.
Not
too
bitter,
not
too
sweet,
but
with
all
the
dellciousness
of
pure
plain
chocolate,
Plain
York
is
the
triumph
of
200
years
of
experience
in
fine
cliocolate
making.
Just
try
a
bar
to-day.
liiF
I.
1
I
BETTER
DENTISTRY
i
i
PLATES
that
jjlvcH
ynu
a
natural
apf"
nnrc
and
lend
beautj
loll
contour
of
the
fare.
A1ys
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Over
Ormes
Phone
525
The
Last
Few
Day
at
Bent's
BARGAINS
YOU'LL
NEVER
FORGET
COAIS
MILLINERY
DRESSES
'
LINGERIE
BENT'S
ThirI
Avenue
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
lor
VAXCOUVEtt.
p.m.
For
VANCOrv
For
I'OKT
B'M
dav.
a
n
ra
from
Prlnre
Kupert,
'
Mailings
Mailings
ivAV
KU.
VICTOKlX.
VICTORIA.
Bwanian
Bay,
Alert
lUy,
etc.,
ER.
VICTORIA.
Butadale,
Alert
tUf,
Males
?f
"XbVh'"'-11-bON,
lw
ALICE
ARM.
AN
VOX.
STEWART,
For
aas
Klver
Points
and
Port
BliPn,
Friday
p.tn.
IZZ
znd
Avenue.
K.
M.
aMIl
II.
Agent.
ILZtZi
rale
Through
tickets
sold
lo
Victoria
and
Heallle
at
a
redu.ea
barrare
eliwkel
through
to
desllnalloo.
j
af.