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DAILY
EDITION.
Tuesday,
March
8,
1927
THIS
VERSATILE
MONTH
OF
.MARCH.
.
1
All
of
the
evidence
considered,
it
is
agreed
that
the
month
of
March
is
the
dissenting
member,
the
erratic
revolutionary,
the
most
fickle
of
the
fickle
and
the
most
irresponsible
of
the
(independable
among
the
12
major
divisions
of
the
calendar
year.
It
is
born
of
both
winter
and
spring
by
virtue
of
the
calendar
and
weather
tradition.
It
Is
nature's
sample
case.
There
are
weather
reasons
for
the
existence
of
the
"crazy
March
hare"
and
the
prophetic
association
of
March
with
the
lion
and
the
lamb.
Throughout
the
major
portion
of
Canada
the
month
of
March
is
welcomed
because
it
marks
the
death
of
winter
and.
the
birth
of
FANCY
NAME
DOESXT
MAKE
ANY
DIFFERENCE.
A
New
York
physician
has
created
or
resurrected
a
scientific
name
for
a
very
old
disease.
It
is
"ergophobia."
a
combination
of
two
Greek
words
meaning,
"work"
and
"fear,"
and
is
used
to
describe
a
psychological
ill
which
creates
a
feeling
of
panic
in
the
presence
of
work.
The
ergophobiac,
it
appears,
is
not
physically
.unfitted
for
man-;
ual
labor,
but,
like
the
person
who
has
a
deadly
fear
of
standing
on
!
heights
or
being
trapped
in
closets
or
walking
through
cemeteries
at
!
TODAY
AS
GOOD
AS
YESTERDAY.
Tomorrow
is
usually
a
little
further
off
than
yesterdaj'.
Both,
however,
have
a
perspective
which
in
some
way
show
Ihem
up
In
nearly
their
true
relation
and
in
other
wajs
distorts
the
view
and
makes
them
appear
in
strange
waj-s.
Yesterday
was
just
a
little
while
since,
today
and
tomorrow
will
soon
be
just
one
of
the
present
days.
N
.
There
are
dreamers
who
are
continually
looking
for
the
better
da',
for
the
time
when
men
and
women
will
become
'almost
perfect.
They
forever
talk
about
the
"good
old
days"
and
deplore
modern
conditions
and
morals.
They
never
tire
of
comparison
particularly
of
the
modern
girl
with
the
girl
of
their
youth
and
always
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
girl
of
today.
So
obsessed
have
they
become
with
the
idea
that
the
trend
of
morals
and
manners
are
on
the
downward
track
that
acts
of
slightest
indiscretion
become
degrading
and
the1
lauure
of
extreme
courtliness
shows
a
decadence
in
manners.
Yesterday
was
not
a
whit
better
than
the
todav
In
whfph
ALBERTA
WAS
LEGISLATURE
"
TOWN
TO
HIM
IS
BURLESQUE
WESTERN'
I'MOX
TiXWlKAIMI
U.KItK,
fV
niMl.tlMKI.
.IVV
KNOWU.IK1E
Or-
KUWOMON
enough
to
take
tn
all
your
eastern
states
and
then
have
room
left
for
a
few"
more.
Look
up
your
Garetter.
and
be
sharp
about
It.
My
train
for
Toronto
won't
wait.'
"The
clerk
Insisted
there
was
no
place
In
Canada
called
Edmonton.
My
daugh
spring.
Among
the
time
honored
days
of
the
year
none
is
quite
so
iter
appealed
to
a
man
near
bj.
ap-
wen-mei
anu
joyfully
received,
as
March
21,
the
first
day
of
spring.
Some
times
the
first
day
of
spring
does
not
live
up
to
its
calendar
designation
and
harsh
winds
or
deadening
snows
strive
for
supremacy
over
the
urge
of
spring,
but
to
no
avail.
Journal:
I
"Mr
daughter.
)ust
departing
from
j
Ka
firm
rntrl
rtrvt
N.w
Yotlt-
for
i
It
heme."
he
writes,
"went
to
the
Western
Union
Telegraph
office
to
file
a
message
to
her
husband,
who
was
at
the
Mac-donald
hotel
In
Edmonton.
The
girl
parently
some
one
in
authority,
and
hi
endorsed
what
the
girl
had
said,
whereupon
my
daughter
left
In
a
hurry
she
had
to
catch
her
train
and
as
she
left
she
hurled
back
at
the
couple:
Of
all
the
dura
bells
that
Ood
ever
made
you
New
Yorkers
take
the
cake
You
know
nothing
outside
your
own
town
and
you
dont
want
to.'
"
REAL
EMERGENCY
INR.C.M.P.WORK
night,
he
is
prey
to
a
curious
"dread
of
unknown
shadowy
iljs
that!
may
befall
him
if
he
works.
I
commissions
staknks
aitkai.s
to
Fastening
a
fancy
name
on
laziness
will
probably
have
no
vi.!vmi:nt
ion
moki:
.mf.n
marked
effect
on
the
public's
attitude
toward
the
hobo.
"Bum"
is
a
'
shorter,
more
expressive
and
more
memorable
description
than1
"AWKMtreh,
!:
"
m.Us,on
,
....
'
Starnes
of
the
Canadian
Mounted
nnI.M,i..
ti,.
r
.v.
,
..
.
,
;
I
Royal
'
resi
oi
ine
worm,
wnicn
nas
its
own
periods
of
,
Pollce
ln
hu
trmMl
report
to
the
mlu-
unenthusiasm
over
work,
will
still
be
inclined
to
attribute
any
per-'uter
of
justice
draw,
attention
to
the
manent
condition
of
that
sort
to
what
is
known,
however
inaccurate-
reduced
strength
of
the
force-
and
a
ly,
as
snnuessness.
n
win
require
more
than
a
Greek
name
to
uproot
the
idea
that
laziness
is
voluntarj'
and
asT'far
as
fear
is
concerned
it
will
take
time
to
wipe
out
the
force
of
the
old
saying,
"He
isn't
afraid
of
work
why,
he
can
lie
down
beside
it
any
day
and
go
sound
asleep."
live
jmdthe
morals
of
the
youth
today
are
the
equal
of
those
In
Kev.
w.
r.
i-rir
l
rn.iu,n.,,
rrir.
..r
the
"good
old
days."
Manners
of
today
are'better,
there
may
be
less
j
iilM-oure
-i'(,uniati..n
Truth
r
gesticulation
but
there
Is
more
gentleness
and
unselfishness
Jhanj
rhritianit)
was
the
case
yesterday.
Prudishness
and
snobbery
are
at
a
mini-
mum
and
the
advancement
in
these
two
phases
of
politeness
alone!
ItotIihtmnn8
tn
rm
Sunday
more
than!
recompense
for
what
may
have
been
lost
in
the
manners
itVfnlns,
h'
B,pUU
church
WM
of
other
klays
(
tended
to
hear
the
opening
address
ot
If
you
will
back
up
those
who
continually
hark
on
conditions
liSt
today
and
forever
praise
those
of
other
days,
in
a
corner
and
UvT?'
him
recall
specifically
the
customs
and
manners
of
the
old
days,
theme
for
Sunday's
discourse
and
the
u
win
De
easy
io
convince
him
that
conditions
today
are
as
good
as
speaker
showed
thaj
he
possessed
a
thor
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago.
Increase
Your
Vitality
BOVRIL
hives
you
that
extra
nourishment
that
enables
ijonto-resist
fatigiie
and-
chills
KEEP
VIGOROUS
BY
DRINKING
BOVRIL
marked
increase
ln
the
number
of
cases
dealt
with.
The
strength
ln
128
wst
378,
and
28.000
cases
were
handled,
while
In
1930.
the
strength
was
1.500
and
10.000
cases
were
disposed
of.
Speaking
of
the
Arctic
work,
the
commissioner
referred
to
"the
urgent
need
far
a
new
post
ln
Baffin
Island,
and
I
am
under
prewure
to
establish
several
additional
detachments
for
the
aboriginal
Inhabitants."
As
the
result
of
the
"northward
drift
which
is
ln
progress"
the
number
of
men
In
the
far
north
has
been
nearly
trebled.
The
commissioner
states
that
a
real
emergency
has
arisen
ln
the
appeal
to
his.
force
by
the
customs
department
for
pollce
officers.
He
points
out
that
more
than
173,000
waa
collected
by
the
force
In
revenues
for
various
government
!
INTERESTING
SERMON
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
ough
grasp
f
this
apparent
difficult
I
subject.
The
audnence
was
held
In
rapt
attention
throughout
as
the
speaker
biy
argued
his
case
from
many
different
(angles.
!
'
The
series
will
be
continued
next
Sunday
evening
when
the
argument
will
ctntre
around
the
Bible
"Is
the
Bible
the
Word
of
Ood?"
People
who
think
'
for
themselves
are
often
perplexed
by
these
questions
and
will
find
much
aat.
,!sfactlon
in
hearing
such
mattera
freely
'discussed
from
the
pulpit.
j
COMMITTEE
NAMED
i
TO
ARRANGE
FOR
i
GOVERNOR'S-RECEPTION
!
The
mstter
of
providing
fitting
enter-'talnment
for
Viscount
Wllllngdon
and
party,
when
they
visit
Prince
Rupert
on
April
10
and
17,
was
brought
to
the
at-jteiition
of
the
council
last
night
by
;
Mayor
Newton.
v
.
I
After
ah
Informal
discussion.
Mayor
Newton,
Alderman
Unrey
and
Aid.
j
Tinker
were
appointed
a
committee
to
I
seek
the
co-operation
of
other
bodies
In
Jthe
city
and
make
the
arrangement.
The
Governor
General
and
party
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
at
10
ajn.
on
Saturday.
April
18
and
will
leave
for
the
south,
by
boat
on
Sunday
at
S
pjn.
The
committee
will
advise
later
on
the
pro-fram
and
the
nature
of
the
city's
VI'
inuoNTON.
March
8.
Mmr
es-iin
t
ri.CK
M)ES
NOT
SAV
WIIOK
i'.m
i.v
it
k
imvkvi:k
ORIA.
Msrcb.
8.
During
supply
Miexifthe
ustwthmt
'
the
Ulira
limrw:
yirimun;
.......
-
(Ml
ill
J
v.
I
WIS
i
1
J
Ignorance
of
certain
people
tn
the
Unit
.HoUsJthant
decoruq
was
frtlnr.1
ed
States
concerning
Cand.
It
would
Alter
uoi.
-n-M
no
cicw
pw
r-
be
a
difficult
matter,
however,
to
ls-;mrka
with
a
rtcoi.imtnaujan
for
a
e-
m
I--,
1
1
.1.1.
MerarH
th
at.
cover
a
more
outstanding
instance
oi,-
v.i.....ri
......
-
this
total
lack
of
knowledge
of
thejtorney
general
tacitly
supporting
his
dominion
and
lu
cities
than
Is
notedlna.
announced
tna:
we
govrnunc-Hv
9
tn
the
following
true
ftory
by
Fred.
WU-
take
the
entire
question
under
eon-
:
.
ml-.t
I..
...It
.t.lt,
TM
haw
tt
assay
Hams,
of
185
cowan
Avenue.
Toronto,
1
"kUUUl
ent
to
the
editor
or
the
Edmonton
ir.
-
next
assemble.
As
to
the
decorum
of
the
House.;
is
a
travesty
upon
the
proper
andi
body.
It
degenerates
Into
burlesque.
One
can
liken
It
only
t3
a
bear
garden.
"For
Instance,
the
habit
we
have!
clerk
looked
at
the.
message,
which
fu,onBi"
04
a"1
-Edmonton.
1
PPOlU
across
the
floor,
as
"you
of
ocurse.
addressed
Alberta.'
and
said:
"
"What
are
you
gltlng
me?
This
Is
wrongly
addressed.
There1
ain't
no.
Edmonton.
Alberta,
because
Alberta
.1
a
town.
There
are
only
two
provinces
in
Canada.
Ontario-
and
Quebec.'
KNOW
KMKVTMISfJ
"'What
are
you
firing
meT'
replied
the,
young
Canadian.
'Tou
New
Yorkers
mate
me
tired.
Tou
think
you
know
everything
and
you
dont
know
anything.
Why.
Alberta
is
a
province
large
did
mis
or
mat-..
you
saia
insi
Could
anything
be
more
crude
and
Ill-mannered
t
.
"I
dont
mean
that
we
should
alt
here
like
a
burial
"
party.
We
must
have
seme
wit
as
repartee
and
decent
fun.
-It
would
be
a
dull,
unbearable
house
If
we
did
net
have
a
little
lsuthter
and
ridicule
occasionally
j
ukkat
tAiiarv
j
"There
is
a
great
fallacy
tn
evidence
nowadays
that
In
order
to
be
democratic
j
jne
mim
aci
ine
TougniwcK.
ine
woria
respects
a
man
who
respects
hhnsel.
and
IX
we
wast
to
be
respected
by
the
pub
11c
of
British
Columbia
we
must
mend
our
ways
and
remodel
our
procedure
a
as
to
merit
respect
"
Attorney
General
Manson
promised
to
:btaln
a
top;
of
the
report
of
the
committee
now
revlslne.
the
rules
of
tbe
2nadlan
parliament
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
MWtf
II
8.
I91T.
Edward
Leary.
son
ot
W.
J.
Leary
ot
Graham
Island,
sailed
Iran
rrince
Hu-i
'
lert
yesterday
to
join
the
Engineers
for
vernas
service.
I
C.
H.
Orme
ha
received
word
that
.is
brother,
Lieut.
Rupert
Orme.
wa
srounded
while
on
service
at
the
front.
The
frame
building
on
Fraser
Street
for
local
Japanete
Is
neartng
comple
tion.
The
lumber
from
the
oM
Premier
Hotel
has
been
ueed
in
the
structure.
R.
O.
Jennlcga
has
four
ment
at
work
at
Mile
S3
near
Amesbury
on
mineral
property.
A.
Hoelscher
bandmaster,
has
decided
to
make
Prlne
Euperf
hi
permanent
address
again.
'.
Whltlnr.
cod.
sole.
Dlace.
black
h.i
ska'f
iW
half&ir
i"r
being
offered
fdr
sale:br
local
retailers
at
Very
reasonable
prices.
Hal
Peck
and
Geo.
Syrotuck
have
donated
a
scow
load
oi
slab
wook
to
the
Patriotic
Fund.
A.
D.
Stewart,
who
Is
Interested
In
mining
on
Porcher
Island.
Is
ln
the
tlty
on
business.
CITY
TO
SUPPLY
CRUSHED
ROCK
FOR
COW
BAY
ROAD
USE
The
city
council
last
night
adopted
:
report.
M
the
board
of
works
that
the
!ty
supply
and
deiner
to
the
provincial
ove
mment
600
cubic
yards
of
crushed
;
:ock
at
a
tost
ot
1.00
per
yard.
Alderman
Larsea
explained
that
the
Mothers
especial
It
like
it
for
thij.
dsen
as
it
take
the
place
of
Inter,
nal
medicines.
Local
Druggists
Have
Modern
Remedy
for
Colds
A
Vaporizing
Salvo
svMch
Is
Rubbed
Over
Throat
and
Chest
for
Colds.
When
Vickj
VapoKub,
the
"ottcmar
rnethod
of
treating
sore
throat,
bronchitis
deep
cheu
colds,
or
croup,
la
applied
over
throat
ot
chest,
the
Ingredi-cntsare
released
as
vapors
by
the
body
These
vapor.
lnhll
with
each
breath
carry
the
.medication
directly
to
the
affected
air
passages,
looarninij
the
pWfErn
and
relieving
the
congestion.
At
tno
same
time
Vidcs
acts
at
a
coun-JrI-rr'tar.t,
UimulaOng
the
tkin.and
thus
helps
tlie
vapors
inhaled
to
break,
up
the
Inliammation.
CUds
are
usual
relieved
ovrr
pight
0ru
2IMiuiqnJas
Uscd
Ycariy
BKIGHTEN
YOUR.
HOME
ffl
.
3
fc0IUM
I
COLD
SEAL
I
j
j
I
CUAAHTTrt
II
'
.
j
'
unACTWNctuitAxriu
I
oarvvarmrrriM
:
Satisfaction
Quarantccd
Gamine
first
quality
Congolrum
hears
this
Gold
Seal
affixed
to
the
surface
aa
emblem
of
the
unconditional
guarantee
avoid
dlnpfioinllng
imitations.
CosooLrust
i
Canaim
LiMrrro
MosriirAt
.VAVK.'AHLK
WATEFt
I'HOTKC-TION
ACT,
U.H.C.
(TTU'IKH
115.
MASSETT
CANN133.
UUITED.
hersy
give
notice
that
It
has.
under
Section
Seven
of
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
i
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa,
ind
at
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar,
.of
I
Ue
Land
Registry
District
oi
Prtbce
Rupert,
at
Prince
Rupert.
DC.
a
de-;
ssrlptlon
of
the
site
and
plans
of
the
wharf
and
pier
proposed
to
be
built'
on
the
Mett
Indian
Rracrvs.
Numbe
:
One.
on
Graham
Island.
Province
'
oi
1
Orttlsh
Columbia.
AND
Uke
notice
thet
after
the
r
plratlon
of
one
month
from
date
of
the
ttrst
publication
of
this
notice.
Maraett
vanners
unmea
-
win.
unoer
Hpctirtji
Seven
of
said
Act.
apply
to
the
Minuter
of
Public
Works
at
his
office
in
the
City
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
site
and
plans,
ana
tor
leave
to
construct
a
wharf
and
pier.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert
this
Wth
uay
of
February.
1937.
MASSETT
CANNEnS.
LIMITED.
By
Its
Solicitors.
Williams.
lUnson
At
OonrslM
NOTICE
Under
and
br
virtue
of
the
nrovislons
of
Section
2a
of
the
'
Mineral
Act."
no
'
tlee
Is
hereby
given
Messrs..
Malcolm:
fimvth.
rjlmiind
lnvl.
lf.mlrf
1l.MUn
'
rack
was
to
be
ued
en
the
road
at
and
Albert
Moore,
that
there
is
owing
Cow
Bay,
which
the
city
had
recelred
I
V
undersigned
for
Assessment
Worn
,
comply,
atwut
d
the.pn,v.ncla.
gov-
'nealmaPrin'".'.
-rnment
engineer
"i
had
no
approached
pJruacnra
the
uie
crrn
Skeena
Mining
Mining
Division,
uivision.
trie
the
sum
sum
of
Of
board
of
works
the
crushed
rock
k
with
regard
to
supplying
.
J29?-88,
nd
tn,t
"le
persons
pay
V.rt
ltne,r
Proportionate
share
of
the
post
of
tk.
,u,
The
city
engineer
had
ucn
AseMmtnt.
together
With
all
costs'
Investlgsted
the
cost
to
tneclty
and
had
set
the
price
at
13.00
which
he
consld
ered
to
be
a
fair
price.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Of
advertising,
etc..
to
the
underslgnrd!
s.
Butedale.
DC,
on
or
before
May
13.
i
1937.
application
will
be
made
to
the
Oold
CommlMloner,
PrlncejRupert.
B.C.
vt
uTt
mrir
rcaprciiTe
inieresia
in
the
herein
mentioned
Mining
Oroup
of
Mineral
Claims
vested
In
the
under
signed.
DAVID
CORDIIXA.
JACOB
KOSKI.
LAND
ACT
j
NOTICK
Of
INTKN'TnTv
TO
AfPI.V
TO
i
TO
l.KXSr.
UMl
j
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
DIs-1
trtet.
and
altuate
at
Huston
Inlet.
Queen
1
Charlotte
Islands.
;
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Rnhtrt
M
r-.,H.
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
occupation
fish
packer.
Intenda
to
apply
for
a
tease
of
ine
following
aescriDeu
lands:
commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
nnnneast
corner
aoout
I.rjoo
feet
wes
teriy
rrom
miners'
cabins
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet:
thence
wrt.ri
,i
jciiams;
(nence
souinrny
about
13
chains:
riuiicriT
n
cnsins:
inence
nor
therly
about
13
chains,
and
contalnina
34
acre,
more
or
less.
.
ROBERT
M.
CURR1E.
Abollcanv
LAND
ACT
8keena
Ijind
DIstirictrDlstrlct
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
sixty
day
aftet
date,
I
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Chief
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
licence
to
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
(HO
acres
of
land
bounded
as
follow:
Commencing
at
post
planted
at
the
aouthwrst
corner
of
Section
aa.
Township
a,
Oraham
Island,
and
marked
80
chains;
thence
north
80
chains:
thnc
r
i-7v.
'
.'""'
lnrnc"
uin
bo
chain
to
point
of
commencement,
hin
Hee.
Hon
30,
Township
3.
Orahsm
Island,
no
A.
J.
OOKDON,
L6tor'
.
Dated
Dscitnber
17,
1030.
I
I
LITTLE
EXPENsp
NcwPatfefns
at
the
Reduced
Frices
Any
house-furnishings
dealer
will
be
lad
to
show
you
the
latest
Con-Kolcum
Gold
Seal
Art-Rugs
patterns-
or,
if
you
send
the
coupon
for
the
pattern
booklet,
you
can
inspect
them
at
your
lei-sure
in
your
own
home.
When
you
sec
them,
you
will
hardly
believe
that
these
beautifully
patterned
Art.
IlMs
can
he
purchased
for
such
little
outlay.
While
they
are
attractive,
yet
inexpensive,
you'll
find
the
improved
lotwcr-uearinji
surface
is
Eay'to-clcan.
Cono!e.um
will
lie
flat
on
the
lloor
at
all
timos
without
fastening.
4rt-Rugs
This
coupon
entitles
you
it
booklet
showing
all
the
altrattivc
pallrrits
in
their
full
colors.
CongcJtum
Canada
Limited,
1270
St.
Patrick
St
MomreiL
Send
me,
without
cost
or
tlligk
copy
of
your
latest
pattern
hcMv
t
"Uriihten
Your
I
feme
with
C
Gold
Seal
Art-Rug."
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J.
Address
City
Prov,
..
DEMAND
4
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