1"AGE
TWO
FOR
Sprains
Strains
Bruises
ForSpraln.-
ind
Strain,
rub
with
Pritnkillw
every
two
hours
until
pain
subsides.
Keep
injured
p:,rt
at
rest.
Then
wrap
bandage
soaked
in
Painkiller
around
affected
part;
cover
with
dry
cloth..
Kehew.
tw
ice
daily
until
wclL
For
l$rui.es.
raise
bruised
part
t
tfM&ibieVA
pply
first,
cloths
wrung
out
in
iceld
water
J
cbangS
often
tokeep
cold.
Then
wrap
with
bandage
soaked
fn
Painkiller;.'
'
1
DAVIS
&
MW'iKSi
K.
umi-nfritn
,,,.!
Jjrw
Tor
M
Montreal
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New?,
Limited,
Third
Avenue,:.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
'-
Managing'
Editor.
received
subject
to
approval.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
6
RATIFICATION
AT
FISHERMEN'S
FLOATS.
Training
in
the
art
of
sleuthing
would
not
be
necessary
or
this
reader
of
the
advertisements
of
the
past
to
inform
himself,
from
the
cancer-cure
ads,
that
cancer
was
a
menace
to
the
generation
and,
that
obesity
and
exceeding
thinness
concerned
the
public
as
greatly
Vs
the
malignant
cancer.
'
The
advertisements
are
also
a
record
of
economic
conditions,
revealing
market
prices
and
estimating
the
supply
and
demand.
can
preserve
for
posterity.
ImoreBreadandMerBimaX
puRiry
FLOUR
.
ll
(jf
mlllMdliiff
Qualities
lilEnj31lim..S.):)l,ll,M:i.l,l:H
.News
officer
To
the
HIght
Honourable
W.
L.
Mae-
2tf
thir"
the
T
nes;
57ple
aga.inst
t,nations
wh!ch
have
comc
.,
;z
into
their
country,
n
set
foreign
courts
where
natives
up
as
well
as
pmv
held
b,
Asiatic,
.hail
be
ex-appro-alien
nationals
are
tried,
and
otherwise
-subjected
a
sovereign
people
priated
and
publicly
sold
at
its
market
to
indignities
which
would
be
borne
by
no
other
people
anywhere?
iue.
and
the
former
owner
fairly
com-No,
no.
It's
our
old
friend
Moscow
in
another
false
face.
.
pensated
therefore:
that
provision
be
Does,
anyone
realty
believe
China
needs
outside
help
in
this
mde
for
the
tbiihment
of
boards
matter
of
appreciating
the
position
which
has
humiliated
her
'for
of
PPralM,
Junent
and
arbitra-years?
Does
Moscow
have
to
inform
China
that
no
other
great
na-
t''on
wh!
ha"
mPwere1
to
dtt'
tion
anywhere
is
enduring
the
things
China
has
suffered
herself
to
!
TbSE
.nd.TsC
endure
Does
China
have
to
be
told
that
her
capacity
for
observing
JS?
2SnZ
international
amenities
compares
very
favorably
with
that
of
na-
for
such
loss
or
damage
as
may
accrue
tions
lately
emerged
from
the
most
disastrous
war
in
all
historv?
throuah
said
reDatriitlon:
and
further
In
short,
is
screaming
"Bolshevik!"
the
honest
and
intelligent
tht
&
the
c
f
non-property-owning
answer
to
the
unquestioned
fact
that
the
rest
of
the
world
continues
As'siics,
,ree
uansportation
shall
be
WORKINfi
ON
RFFORM
,IW,U,U
vl'
lXUl
to
subject
China
to
an
extra-tprritnrial
Hntrino
v-hinU
.M
K
u
provided,
together
with
such
further
immediate
impulse
to
righteous
rebellion
if
it
were
attempted
on
the
on,Fn"un
"
mr
J"-
o
QF
COMMONS
DEBATES
any
oiner
sovereign
people
in
tnis
world
today?
newspaper
and
magazine
of
today
would
provide
a
complete
history
of
the
customs
and
characteristics
of
the
period.
These
advertisements
record
what
the
people
are
wearing,
the
problems,
of
the
piano.
respective
countries
of
their
rsclal
origin.
NEWSPAPER'S
PLACE
,7-1-1..,
ttkrvt
a
ix
posterity.
ANNI1AI
MFFTINP
A
century
from
now
a
file
of
the
advertising
paves
of
the
'"UJ
"lLiL
llllU
Millan.
OF
P.T.
ASS'N.
aay,
current
thought
and
the
traits
of
the
generation.
Pick
up
any
issue
of
the
family
newspaper
-and
there
in
word
a"fl""r
Reimrts
iieeeited
and
or-and
picture
is
the
story
of
the
day.
Preserve
that
issue
and
poster-
,l,rr
u,rt
trA
,or
dming
Year
at
ity
a
century
from
now
can
tell
what
the.mcn
and
women
of
this,
noo,h
'hoo,
,"a'',
XI,lt
generation
wore,
what
their
mode
of
transportation
was,
'
how
theyi
.
',
,
u-ersv
am.i.pH
nH
Pntprt,.!,!
Tim
1..,4
i.
.,
.vl
The
PtPoned
annual
meeting
of
the
past
a
A
open
book.
Rupert
Parent-Tcherr
A-
CI
i
innUllAn
1-
s-
-
A
i
iviuiF
a
man
in
me
year
Oi4
enanemg
upon
a
Ille
01
a
news-
Booth
Memorial
School
with
the
presi-paper
for
the
year
1927.
Turning
to
the
advertising
pages
he
would
&tnt.
Mrs.
o.
H.
Arnott.
in
the
chair,
see'
arrayed
before
his
eyes
the
styles
in
wearing
apparel
for
men;
Satisfactory
''report;
from
the
president,
women
and
children
of
one
hundred
years
ao.
He
would
see
the
Mr-
Arntt:
the
secretary,
w.
w.
c.
types
of
automobiles
in
use
and
from'the
nu'mber
of
automobile
ad-:ONeU1:
tne
tre"urr-
M-
Crutiansen.
vertisements
he
would
deduce
that
the
automobile
was
in
great
"nd
conTen'r
of
tne
mmbership
favor
and
universal
use
Ilv
h
nm
roa.nnln,,
!corattllttee-
Mr-
E-
Tucker,
were
thnt
h:rS.ti
I
a'a
"1
lu
T-
:
"'"P1"11"1
0Pt-
The
Association
"-.
ivi
Mciimiiu,
oiu-iiia
upii
anu
piayer
has
a
credit
balance
on
hand
of
161.
A
communication
was
received
acknowledging
the
sum
of
1203
which
had
been
collected
locally
lnthe
campaign
to
endow
a
chair
of
home
economics
In
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
The
election
of
a
president
being
deferred
until
next
month,
the
Amoeti.
IV,.
!.,(
n
.V
-
r
l,on
cnow
complex
list
of
officers
""
vuuttiiiiuiai,i
iwuci
me
iicwnjiaper
auver-'as
follows
for
the
year-
tl'sements
afford
more
interesting
aid
valuable
information
than
he
'
First
yice-president,
Mrs.
j
p.
mc-
Second
Vice-president,
Mrs.
U
Murray
Fuller,
Secretary.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Treasurer.
Mrs.
E.
M.
Tucker.
'
Convener
of
membership
committee,
Mrs.
O.
H.
Arnott.
Convener
of
social
committee,
Mrs.
Bert
West.
Convener
of
program
committee.
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlnslow.
Press
correspondent.
J.
S.
Wilson.
After
the
meeting,
refreshments
were
served
under
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Bert
We?c
HKIIIM)
THE
TIME
Old
Udy
lvlsltlng
the
New
York
Museum)
"Have
you
a
mummy
of
King
Tut
here?"
Attendant
"No,
madam."
Old
lady
(amaredlyl
."Dear
me.
they
hsve
a
fins
one
in
the
British
museum."
Perhaps
we
would
have
more
great
men
If
we
had
more
half-wits
to
afford
the
necessary
contrail.
THE
DAILY
NET72
Ihuraday
Febi
DRASTIC
STEP
HOSPITAL
BOARD
!
IS
PROPOSED
HOLDS
MEETING
Kl
KI.I
X
KUN
WHI.1
HAVE
NO
Itoutlnr
limine
I
Oralt
With
.MO
UK
OIUKNTAI.
IN
CAN
AIM
ANIl
Oradimtlon
l:rrclr
Planned
HOI
Ml
NKPATKIATK
TIIO-K
I
Al.ltCAHV
HKKK
Routine
.business
occupied
the
at-
tentlon
or
the
hospital
board
at
tins
.The
Ku
Klux
KUn
U
submitting
tor
regular
monthly
meeting
last
evening,
public
enuorsatlon,
the
following
reo-
The
various
committees
presented
their
lutloi
recently
passed
In
Vancouver,
a
reports
for
the
month
and
several
cupy
having
been
received
at
the
Dally
'minor
matters
of
interest
were
consid
ered.
President
J.
H.
Thompson
wel
;
corned
the
new
members
of
the
board
i.kenrle
King.
M.P..
Premier
of
Canada,
land
expressed,
the
hope
that
they
might
and
Honourable
Members
of
the
Cabinet
find
the
association
agreeable
and
the
and
Members
of
the
House
of
Common
'work
of
the
board
Interesting.
of
Canada:
j
A
notice
from
the
registrar
of
com-
Wheress
It
Is
eminently
desirable
thatlpsnle
was
read
In
regard
to
a
change
Anglo-Saxon
standards
shall
be
main-
made
In
the
objects
of
the
Prince
Ru-talned
In
the
Dominion
of
Canada;
ipert
Hospital
and
ordered
filed.
A
let-
And
whereas
these
Anglo-Saxon
stand-
ter
from
the
city
was
also
read
con-ards
can
only
-
be
maintained
by
the
cernlng
the
construction
of
a
sidewalk
AU
advertising
should
be
in
The
Dailv
News
Office
before
2
nm
P,resfrvtlon
of
tne
rlht
"ion
a
and
roadway
on
Fourth
Avenue
and
on
on
dnv
day
nrprerftnir
preceding
nnhliraHnn
publication.
AU
All
advertising
,J....
.iV'
1
future
and
potential
Canadian
cltl-
filed.
A
letter
from
Toronto
In
regard
tens;
to
having
the
Dominion
Income
Tax
And
whereas
there
Is
grave
danger
that
,
changed
so
that
gifts
to
charitable
In-the
continued
entry
of
large
bodies
of
stltutlons
might
be
.
exempt
was
also
people
of
other
racial
stocks
will
prove
j
filed
as
the
communication
was
re-to
be
a
menace
to
the
said
standards,
celved
too
late
for
the
proposed
action.
DAILY
EDITION.
ESwjyBin
Thursdav
FVh
17
1Q7
,n
tnst
thes
Pople
cannot
be
asslmtl-
i
A
letter
from
the
Atlas
Boiler
Works
ated
Into
our
Canadian
nation;
offering
2J
for
a
discarded
boiler
and
,
And
whereas
this
Dominion
and
more
Sittings
was
accepted
by
the
board,
'particularly
Vie
province
of
British
Col-1
Mlts
Harrison
In
speaking
of
the
umbla
has
reason
to
be
especially
con-
There
is
general
relief
in
the
knowledge
that'
provision
has
at
into
Canada;
last
been
made
by
the
federal
government
for
the
construction
of
the
And
where
thu
public
sentiment
long
needed
fishermen's
floats
here.
Now
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
no
'JT
t"un"t
time
will
be
lost
in
effecting
the
work
so
another
winter
will
not
lZlT
be
allowed
to
pass
without
adequate
protection
for
the
port's
fleet
Acts
of
Parliament
to
give
fore
to
which
is
ever
growing
in
size
and
importance.
such
sentiment;
In
this
connection,
it
may
not
be
out
of
place
to
direct
a
little
whereas
notwithstanding
the
Im-
credit
to
a
person
whose
due
it
is,
namely,
Fred
Stork,
the
late
mem-
n111'011
Aet
of
Canada
and
regulations
ber
for
Skeena.
Like
the
elevator,
the
fishermen's
floats
will
be
thtreunor
hve
'
to
the
tide
another
project
for
which
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
may
thank
'
Aslatlc
lmml?rtl011
laU
Canada;
him.
It
was
h
whn
amv
fn
it
i..f
.-on-
v,
.
And
whereas
aside
from
present
or
..
jai
limi,
was
muue
iiiunaiuii
ior
-
.
.
1.
1.
I..
r,
.
V
?,tat
S?m
t0
haVe
been
carried
or
holus-
'TZlZ
tSZS
i
"
1
-"i-nrem.
penetration
of
the
people,
by
natural
Similar
improvements
at
other
places
in
the
riding
are
also
increase
and
other
means,
constitutes
a
provided
for
under
the
like
circumstances.
When
Mr.
Stork
sees
serious
problem
calling
for
attention,
in
these
works
under
way
he
will
again
have
the
satisfaction
of
know-tn,t
K
ta
now
essential
that
immediate
ing
that
concrete
results
have
come
about
as
a
result
of
his
efforts,
P"6"
measures
be
adopted;
even
if
the
people
did
not
see
fit
to
reward
him
for
his
good
work!
TME
Roi.ition
It
is
only
to
be
hoped
that
his
successor
will
be
able
to
do
as
well.
TbtItton
u
resolved
that
this
massed
meeting
of
the
citizens
of
Van-
BOLSllEVISTS
ARE
FOUND
EVERYWHERE.
The
handiest
people
now
at
large
on
this
globe
of
ours
bolshevisks.
Let
turbulence
break
out
anywhere
on
its
face
ccuver,
British
Columbia,
held
In
Wesley
Church.
Febzruary
4,
1927.
desires
to
record
itself
as
fovortng
the
ment
of
such
statutes
or
amendments
and
to
existing
statutes
as
may
be
necessary
mey
are
the
immediate
and
convenient
explanation.
If
something
to
completely
prohibit
Asiatic
lmmigra-
like
a
crisis
arises
in
China
we
need
only
point
out
that
Moscow
is
Uon
,nto
Canada;
at
work
below
her
boundaries.
It
is
all
very
simple
in
fact,
too
And
u
Iurtner
resolved
that
we
re-simple.
spectfullly
request
that
such
steps
be
Is
this
uprising
in
China
the
natural
result
of
an
accumulation
"
Jn,
"
P.rocUre
work
of
the
month
referred
to
the
coming
graduation
exercises
and
mentioned
March
It
as
a
suitable
date.
It
was
decided
by
the
board
that
the
matter
of
arrangements
and
the
date
be
left
In
the
hands
of
the
lady
superintendent.
Members
of
the
board
present
at
the
meeting
Included
J.
H.
Thompson.
V.
C.
Orchard,
L.
W.
Waugh.
Aldermen
O.
T.
Tinker.
W
J.
Oreer
and
W.
M.
Brown,
Mrs.
H.
P.
Olassey
and
C.
H.
Elklns.
PLAGUE
OF
COYOTES
IN
THIS
PROVINCE
l(rxirtrd
to
W
More
Numerous
anil
More
lurlii;
Tlun
t.'ter
In
Cariboo
Country
QUESNEL.
Feb.
17.
By
C.P.I
Coyotes
are
more
numerous
and
more
daring
than
they
have
ever
been
before,
according
to
old-timers
of
the
Cariboo
country.
The
coyote's
depredations
have
been
so
serious
this
winter
that
ranchers
in
many
sections
of
the
Interior
of
British
Columbia
have
written
to
various
authorities
urging
that
the
bounty,
which
now
stands
at
12.00.
be
increased.
The
secretary
of
the
British
Colum-
btt
Wool
Groweri
Association
has
slooe
received
more
than
250
letters
report
ing
loss
of
sheep,
cattle,
horses,
poul
try
and
and
game
as
a
result
of
coyote
attacks.
WlUIsm
Webster,
of
West
Alexandria
who
operates
one
of
the
largest
sheep
ranches
In
the
province,
lost
his
entire
Increase
last
fall
by
coyote,
the
animals
killing
spring
lambs
Inside
the
ranch
enclosure.
Two
sons
of
the
rancher
shot
and
trapped
twenty-five
of
the
marauders
within
two
weeks.
M'KIAI.
COMMITTEE
I"
NAMED
AT
OTTAWA
HI
It
Till-
ITKHloE
OTTAWA.
Feb.
17.
A
determined
ef
fort
is
to
be
made
this
year
to
condense
and
improve
the
debates
In
the
house
of
commons.
A
special
committee
representing
aU
parties,
has
been
named,
and
It
Is
expected
that
It
will
at
once
commence
to
go
over
the
rules
to
see
what
can
be
done
The
committee
is
as
follows:
Hon.
Ernest
Upolnte
minuter
of
Justice:
Hon.
Rodolphe
Lemejux.
...
speaker
of
the
house
of
commons';
J.
F,
Johnston,
deputy
speaker:
Hon.
Charles
Marc!!,
for-mer
speaker
of
the
commons;
Hon.
J.
O.
Elliott
Hon.
W,
D.
Euler.
D.
F.
Kellner
and
Ti
V.
Bird.,
representing
Independent
groups;
W.
A.
Boys,
Sir
Oeorge
Perley.
Oeorge
Black
(Yukon)
R.
B.
Hsnson
and
J.
A.
MacDonald
Cape
Breton,
representing
the
Conser-vstlves.
Speaker
Lemleux
will
act
as
chairman.
The
committee
will
have
before
It
the
report
made
two
years
ago
by
a
Joint
committee
In
which
It
was
pro
posed
to
limit
private
members
to
20
minutes
for
a
speech
on
an)
topic,
and
leaders
to
double
that
time.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
rKliltCARV
IT
lIT
The
Trsdes
and
Labor
Council
last
night
decided
to
draw
up
a
resolution
urging
upon
the
'
city
the
enactment
of
the
proposed
new
early
closing
by-
isw.
t
'
Cspt.
8chsrschmldt
arrived
from
or
flilioiisness
left
today
for
Frederleton,
New
Bruns
wick.
An
article
says
-The
teachers
of
Texas
are
urged
to
combat
Illiteracy."
Why
not.
and
let
the
children
have
the
benefit
of
that
along
with
their
educa
tion?
Advertise
In
the
Dsllv
Nsws.
EAND
ACT.
NOTirK
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
I
I
in
II
ASK
LANt
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
I.
Arthur
ftnh.r.
son.
Msssett,
B.C..
occupation
Mlllman.
intend
to
apply
for
permission
to
pur.
ebast
the
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
northeast
corner
of
Lot
loos,
Q.C.I.
District:
thence
south
fifty
chains;
thenet
east
forty
chains:
thence
north
to
shore:
thence
following
hlghwater
mark
to
point
of
commence
ment,
containing
one
hundred
acres
more
or
less.
'
Located
this
30th
dsy
of
December.
IV20.
ARTHUR
ROBERTSON,
LAND
ACT
'
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLV
TO
TO
PI
KCIIAhL-
LANfl
.
?1
P,.ln.
R(JPrt
Ind
Recording
Dls-trlet
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situs's
on
the
north
shore
of
the
South
Arm
of
Prim
Beef
"
OXO
"
Cordial
is
a
concentration
of
the
vitalizing
principles
of
the
finest
beef.
A
steaming
cup
of
this
delicious,
savoury
beverage
invigorates
and
fortifies,
strengthens
and
comforts.
Give
hot
"OXO"
Cordial
to
children
and
grown-ups
when
they
come
in
from
exercise
hi
the
cdltl
open
air
it
will
prevent
"after-chill'
and
guard
against
colds.
Give
it
regularly
to
invalids
and
convalescents
it
is
the
ideal
supplement
to
the
regular
diet,
rich
in
esscn
tia!
food
values.
Use
"OXO"
Cordial
in
your
cooking,
too
it
gives
nourishment
and
flavour
to
soups,
stews,
sauces,
croquettes,
hash,
meat
pies,
salads
and
salad
dressings.
Send
for
the
FREE
"OXO"
Cook-book.
It
contains
scores
of
recipes
for
all
manner
of
dainty
dishes.
At
all
grocers
in
16
oz.
and
20
oz.
bottles
and
convenient
6
oz.
flasks.
OXO
LIMITED,
356
St
Antoine
Street.
Montreal
Manufacturers
of
"0X0"
Cube
Vancouver
this
week
to
recruit
men
for
the
Inland
Water
Transport
unit
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
Association
last
night
D.
O
Stewart
W.
E
WU-llams.
E.
O.
Gibbons.
Oiler
Besner
and
frank
Clspp
were
elected
to.
the
board
Tor
the
ensuing
year.
Mrs.
Cowle
of
Lethbrldge
left
for
home
tfils
morning
after
having
spent
a
few
months
In
the
cljy
aa
guest
'of
her
son-in-law
and
daughter
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Joe
Hutchinson
was
presented
with
a
carving
set
last
night
by
members
of
the
Sons
of
England.
The
presentation
was
msde
by
Chas.
Kemp,
president
of
the
society.
The
municipal
weigh
scales
duties
will
be
taken
over
by
a
business
man
and
the
fees
will
'be
presented
to
the
patriotic
fund.
Captain
and
Mrs.
P.
F.
Oodenrath
CORDIAL
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limirf
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opcrntlnjr
G.TA'.
20.000
Ton
I'lontlne
Dry
Ik
EnjjinMTH,
Machinist.
Jtollermnkens
nincksmlth.
I'"11"1
mnkens
Fnundrns
Woodworker,
r.ic
KLF.CTIMC
AND
ACKTYI.ENH
WKUMNfi.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
nil
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Mailings
frnm
Prlm-r
Kuwrt.
urtiy
lot
VANTOtrvr.lt.
VICTOKIA.
Swansnn
lUy
and
Alert
iwy.
'
3
p
in.
,uiif
For
VAN't.'OL'VLIt.
VI(VrnKI
t.
Al.rt
lu
mi!
Mwsnimn
IWJ.
"f
l-or
POUT
SIMPSON.
ANVOX.
ALICE
A
KM,
STEWART
"
f'nillwrl.
Miin.fi
II
ti
...
tta
2nd
Atetiue.
u.
,.
HMITII.
Aeent
Tasoo
Harbor.
Moresby
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
tslsnds,
Provlnc
of
British
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jsmes
rield.
Ol
Princa
Rupert.
B.C.
occupation
Marine
Broker.
Intend
U
apply
for
permlasloni
to
purchase
the
following
described'
lands:
i
north
shore
of
Bouth
Arm
ef
Tsaoo
Haf.
bor.
Moresby
bland.
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds.
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
about
8
chains
from
the
end
of
the
Oovtrnment
trail:
thenc
10
ehslns
northeasterly;
thence
10
chain
northwesterly;
thenee
to
chslna
outhweter.
ly;
thence
10
chain
southeasterly,
and
eontslnlng
twenty
(2j)
acrts,
more
or
JAME3
FIELD,
A,P,lcn,
Ulted
Nov.mbst
23,
1929.
prlnre
MILK
From
IJulkley
V1W
FRESH
MILK
AND
PING
CREAM
QualltyTn''1
SarvW
Valentin
DaffT
I'none