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EDITION.
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the
weather
changes
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Always
crisply
tlavorsome
And
full
of
Springtime
eneigy
for
breaki
ast
with
milk
or
I
ruiis
$1.00
$G.u6
$7.50
Wednesday,
April
13,
1927
i
CONSERVATIVES
TO
CURB
UNIONS
ST.UiE
ALL
SET
IV
IIKIT.UV
Kill!
(iltllVT
I'Ol.lTICM.
HATTI.E
SOMK
'
LIIIKIMLS
IN
I'AVIIIt
Ol'
GENERAL
ELECTION
MOOTED
WILL
POWER.
UK,r
FAV
,T
.
,
.
There
are
many
Liberals
In
favor
of
It
is
becoming
more
difficult
as
times
goes.
on
to
read
the
text
the
bin.
.but
the
general
opinion
out-
of
a
periodical
without
meeting
the
self-improvement
salesman.
He's
,de
Conserra.irw
ranks
u
that
the
pre
.there
every
month
in
the
front
of
the
book
with
a
scheme
to
make1"01
"
taopportune
tlme
to
"mtnl
your
lungs
as
capacious
as
a
blacksmith's
bellows
and
your
memory!
Labor.
naturaUy.
is
aoiidiy
opposed
as
enduring
as
that
popularly
ascribed
to
the
elephant
He
seeks
t0
u
"n1
ndTor
t0
pwent
lu
to
plant
in
you
a
desire
for
biceps
as
powerful
as
Mr.
Zbyszko's
ad
will
as
unyielding
as
Gibraltar.
.
a
nation-wide
campaign
to
exploit
the
Especially
is
he
anxious
about
vour
will
power
He
insists
if
mM,ure
M
m0T
British
you
say
every
morning,
"I
will
have
"a
million
dollars
before
I
die,"
iStE
that
eventually
that
prospect
will
materialize.
I
A
general
political
upheaval
Is
likely
This
may
be
entirely
true,
and
a
.strong
will
may
be
capable'
to
,ollow
the
bm'
f4t
ln
the
Cocn"
of
scaliW
anv
hpicrht.
Hut
miirl,
u
..
...
'
'mons.
and
there
Is
Increasing
talk
of
an
are
a
greai
Darner
against
international
understandings.
It
is
verv
'or
nu'"uae
with
such
ardor
as
Pre-
easy
to
get
the
notion
that
the
fellow
who
can't
understand
or
speak
:m"r
Ba,dwln'
nd
no
"atesman
has
en-your
language
is
a
potential
enemy.
But
when
you
can
read
his
;
Joyed
11MIe
Everjr
wUh
01
bl
hx
thoughts
in
your
own
forms
of
thought,
and
recognize
that
his
de-:bt'D
fruatrted'
sires
and
purposes
and
ideals
are
akin
to
yours,
you
lose
the
sense
nrrnfrrn
i-rnn
ni
.iit
'
of
alienation.
I
REFRIGERATOR
PLANT
After
all
the
great
spirits
among
all
the
different
peoples
geti
1X1
UftCDITAI
IIMnCD
about
the
same
revelations,
have
about
the
same-aspirations
and
be-:
"
nUjlllAL
UnULK
lieve
in
about
the
same
principles.
It
is
this
community
of
spirit!
PflW2inPR
ATHiM
RiiADIi
tUNdllJtKAllUW
BUAKli
that
translation
helps
to
bring
abmU
The
world
cannot
nave
too
much
of
this.
.
If
suitable
guarantees
can
be
secured
from
the
company
offering
plants
for
tale,
the
house
committee
will
have
re-
!
intention
facilities
installed
in
thlto-
waa
reached
at
the
lakf
nlht
ffi
An
unfounded
rumor,
a
warnincr
of
the
remotpst
mpnnr-o
i
letters
had
ham
nH
fmm
rni.
some
discovery
or
incident
that
loses
Its
alarming
aspect
when
seen
(ikpiuis
as
to
the
operation
of
similar
in
relation
to
contemporaneous
facts
and
conditions
any
of
these
;Plant-
is
capable
of
Inciting
public
frenzy.
But,these
fears
are
as
easily!
0si
company,
throught
its
represent-and
as
quickly
dispelled.
Two
instances
in
point
come
to
mind.
Had
written
to
the
board
at
the
A
few
years
ago,
after
spread
of
the
"white.
plague"
had
been'1"1
rsuUr
meeting
offering
to
install
checked
and
the
infant
mortality
rate
had
been
lowered,
and
epi-
'
pl,nt
comPlete
wlh
c00
boxes
on
ihe
demks
of
infections
and
contagious
diseases
made
rare
by
sanita-!"1
na
ccon1
n"
ot
i"?111
tion
and
public
health
work,
ihn
nnhll.
f.u,.
......
"
i
..
;for
pproxlmately
$8S0.
In
the
Inler-
rapidly
growing
number
of
cancer,
heart
disease
and
apoplexy
!
I"1"'
pMlod
the
MCreUr
the
cases.
The
sftnalinn
,.
AA
-i
4j
Jhd
Tltten
to
various
hospitals
for
,
"VV...VU
VMVl)
UI
!
1
III.
J1IIU
lllCil
lb
occurred
lb
some
physician,
or
philosopher
that
the
three
"new"
enemies'iof;
longevity
claimed
most
of
their
victims
from
those
past
the
half-century
mark,
and
that
thev
were
claiminir
mnro
vicllmi
liArnii.
mnm
ti.,-,
a
1
o,-a
..n.1.1nM
11
...1
.1
.
Information
a.
to
whether
the
plant,
were
considered
satisfactory.
This
Information
having
been
received,
:the
I
board
decided
that
the
house
committee
7,7.
.
pw"'
""tiiiiin
me
aKe
wnen
iney
are
mosi
SUS-ishould
proceed
to
have
the
plant
In
cepxioie
10
cancer,
heart
troubles
and
cerebral
hemorrhages,
I
itaiied
if
the
company
would
guarantee
bcience,
education
and
sanitation
have
the
diseases
of
early
life
in
i
that
the
cost
of
installation
was
in.
relative
control
and
have
come
to
the
second
line
of
defense
there
!c,uaed
in
tender
and
also
that
the
to
meet
in
mortal
combat
with
the
diseases
of
later
life.
i
plant
would
prove
satisfactory
when
in-
Another
illustration
of
the
ease
with
which
most
persons
can
be
persuaded
they
are
in
dire
peril
relates
to
the
birth
rate.
When
statisticians
discovered
that
families
of
eighteen
children
were
not
uncommon
in
colonial
days
but
that
the
average
family
of
today
has
but
two
children,
the
cry
of
"race
suicide"
went
up
near
and
lar.
ihe
situation
would
have
been
dark,
indeed,
but
for
the
fact
that
colonial
parents
had
less
chance
of
raising
eighteen
children'
to
maturity
than
modern
parents
have
raising
two.
So
after
"en-1
joying"
their
little
scare
the
people
awoke
to
the
fact
that
th
a.i
tion
is
no
nearer
"race
suicide"
now
than
it
was
150
years
ago.
stalled.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Pit
1
1,
13,
1X17
Mr.
Winter,
receiver
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric
Co.,
left
for
Van-couver
last
evening
after
spending
a
few
dsy
in
Uie
city.
I
Friends
of
J.
H.
Thompson
paid
hint
ja
surprise
visit
last
night
ln
honor
of
I
his
fifth
wedding
anniversary
and
presented
him
with
clock.
Mr.
Thomp.
son
and
son
are
spending
ihe
winter
In
the
east.
CapUin
C.
11.
Nicholson
returned
to
Vancouver
on
last
night's
boat.
It
Is
expected
that
another
attemptTwUl,
made
to
float
the
steamer
Prince
RU.
pert
In
the
course
of
a
feWdays.
'The
Tillamook,
which
waa
recently:
purchased
ln
Portland,
Oregon,
for
thei
Prince
Rupert-Alaska
trade,
is
due
from
the
south
In
a
few
daya
to
take
up
her
run,
Leo
Waugh.
formerly
city
manager
ton
the
government
telegraphs,
is
now
em
ployed
at
Anyox
in
the
same
service.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
srhmrls
SHE
DAILT
NEWS
IS
SENTENCED
ATEDMONTON
Hit
U
Waits
AMI
KKillT
nK
AKinnt
fSAVirus
Kssmi
TIIIKI'
.MONTHS
ON.
EDMONTON.
April
13.
Arthur
Bym
brought"
;bere
Irom
Prince
Oejrge'
to
LONDON,
AprU
13.
There
teems
to
be
I
stand
trial
on.
two
theft
charges,
thert
'
no
possible
doubt
that
an
overwhelming
of
a
grain
check
by
use
of
knock-out
majority
of
the
Conservative
members
o?
I
drops
.
In
Calgary
and
the
cashing
of
thei
$1.40
tparllament
la
determined
to
ee
the
gov-
600
check
alter
payment
had
been!
$2.80.
rnments
bill
restricting
the
powers
of!
stopped,
by
.presenting
It
at
the
C.P.R.
:
25cJthe
trade
union
become
law.
.
'depot
here
f:jr
railway
ticket
and
ex-j
'2c
1
A
,mail
numbr
Tjew
th
Dl"
with
,
press
orders,
pleaded.
guilty
before
Mag-!
15ciPprheiUl0n'
othrl
y
lt
Aot
not
80
',,trt
'Primrose,
and
was
sentenced
toj
,
j
ruuugu.
nunc
nuiuc
wuuiu
use
r-
ionr
years
anq
eignt
monios
in
me
pen-
tain
provisions
altered
which
will
probably
take
place
when
the
bill
goes
into
committee.
The
majority,
however,
are
in
favor
of
the
bill
practically
as
It
stands.
Thus
the
stage
Is
set
for
one
of
the
greatest
political
battles
which
wlU
Menttary
at
New
Westminster,
to
whlth
he
has
already
been
sentenced
to
a
four-year
term
for
use
of
knock-out
drops
near
Prince
Oeorge.
Huh
C.
Macdon-aid.
K-Ci
appeared
for
Bayers.
JJefore
buying
a
return
ticket
tor
VIoote
Jaw,
later
found
on
him
when
-
test
the
powers
of
the
Tory
party's
arrested,
and
getting
away
with
over
adroitness
in
meeting
the
onslaught
ofUiOO
in
orders
cashed
at
Wetasktwln.1
Labor,
and
will.
In
all
probability,
decide
the
future
of
the
Liberals.
Sayers
h
said
to
have
tried
to
check
1
at
the
C.N.
ticket
office
The
tlrxet
wasj
even
made
out
for
him
but
when
the
.
large
check
was
presented
the
clerk
j
decided
to
take
no
chance,
becoming;
suspicious
by
the
Indifferent
manner
in
j
whlcfa
he
had
suddenly
caanged
Jits
destination
from
Winnipeg
to
Uoom
Jaw.
PARENT-TEACHERS
M0NTOLY
MEETING
Presentation
to
Mr.
Tm-Vrr
ami
Ail-lrro
at
II.
C.
r'rrr
Were
I'nUm
Ut
Mghl
u,tll
'tt
n.t.kt
i
-it
.
..
'
ul
I
earlv
election
when
Premier
Baldwin
willl.
The
'regular
meeUng
of
for
deflation
f
Z
"7
"
"n,
.
X
"
'
V!
.!.
Z"'"
th'
un
But
so
far
Downing
.
,,tl
,
lllc
HUt)Ui
2
movement
for
weaker
wills
would
stop,
among
other
things,
all
future
wars
for
it
would
do
away
with
a
vast
amount
of
selfishness.
A
will
as
inflexible
as
Everest
-is
not
particularly
precious
if
it
is
exercised
NO
LONGER
A
FRIENDLESS
WORLD.
A
reviewer
oL
books
points
out
that
the
recent
crop
of
transla
tions
is
unprecedented.
That
is
of
good
omen.
As
no
man
is
sufficient
unto
himself,
so
is
no
nation
lt
u
woii
Btreet
aays
"no,"
declaring
the
government
la
quite
content
with
matters
aa
they
are.
JII1KSKIK
UM.IMVIN
iiampuiiK
on
me
rest
oi
numanuy
to
reacft
a
seat
in
the
sun.
Meanwhile
political
humor
is
busy
The
picture
of
the
downy
sophomore
clenching
his
fists
before
i
PkmR
l
the
P,!ht
ot
th
Prtm
the
mirror
and
parroting
the
mystic
ritual
is
engaging.
But
perhaps
1
mmUter
P0lnlln6"
out
t
when
he
it
would
be
better
in
the
beginning
if
he
substituted
faith
for
gym-'cime
,nto
P""
h
M
P11
t0
nasties
in
will
power.
Faith
moves
men
forwjrrd
with
no
loud
''concmjr-
'nd
now
Hon-
Winston
Chur-gritting
of
teeth
and
digging
of
nails
into
the
palms.
The
will
'
!f"or
ot
th
excbtu'r-developer
is
apt
to
be
an
annoyance
to
hlmltuldTnul
his
friends.
JTV,'
.
....
.
ulur'
Su?hC
understanding
of
each
other',
j
tS
ToJ?0
literature.
Such
an
understanding
makes
for
world
peace.
0f
the
most
stirring
and
bitter
pariia-
CONTARIOUSNESS
OF
FEAR.
a
cjr
iiw
runafttzw
rremier
famous
speech,
"peace
In
contrasting
that
forecaa;
with
the
keneral
strike
In,
which
he
found
him
self
involved,
and
likewise
are
drawing
attention
to
how
he
wtihed
to
cut
down
legislation
and
lead
a
quiet
parlla-
.....
,CB.,
,s
i,,c
,usi
imveriui
iacior
in
maKlng
menimentary
battle
the
commons
has
ever
jeei
me
common
uromernood
of
humanity.
But
language
differences
known
No
sutesman
has
ever
yearned
,
That
the
public
be
thrown
Into
may
a
panic
with
small
cause
pitai.
The
decision
nd
with
great
suddenness
has
been
demonstrated
time
without
meeting
of
the
boa
hnarrl
number,
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Association
waa
held
In
the
Auditorium
of
the
Booth
School
last
evening.
Mrs.
J.
Boddle
presiding.
'
The
meeting
was
Informed
of
the
plans
to
entertain
the
winners
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
competition
who
will
be
visiting
the
city
In
the
course
ot
their
trip
through
Central
B.C.
D.
H.
llartness
suggested
several
ways
In
which
the
work
of
the
association
might
be
made
of
greater
value
to
the
pupils,
the
parents
and
teachers.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
secretary
informed
the
meeUng
Jf
several
plant,
that
the
executive
had
slseadv
discussed
and
stated
that
the
"
,
Jiw
...
...
,K.ivtet
Russia
hus.
twata
svuiiaiu
nva
MaJ
fciiv
support
of
ail
interested
In
the
education
of
the
children.
A
feature
of
the
evening
waa
the
.
.
'
.
aegutry
District
of
Prince
Runen
woe
ui
iniYiifxrnce
ana
jvcnievemenL
t3.
tin
.
,
-
.
,
-
.
1
m.vm
umibivii
Uf
li
ic
Tesu."
Mr.
Praser
gave
an
Interesting
tte
nd
the
plans
of
wharf
proposed
bu"1
,n
,hB
Pcrtland
Canal
on
and
ana
valuahle
vaiuawe
talk
uik.
Tnrins
Tracing
th.
the
develop-
'fi
4007i
District
of
Casjlsr
ment
from
the
theory
of
Locke,
who
And
take
notice
that
after
the
expire-
held
that
ni.ter.th.
of
a
person",
pro-
t
RJt
gress
was
due
to
education,
to
that
of
ford
wUl
under
Section
7
ot
the
said
Act.'
Rousseau,
who
held
that
education
waa
PP'?
10
the
Minister
of
Public
Worts
.....
,
v"
h"
office
la
:h
city
of
Ottawa
for
af
..f
..i,..
.v......
tJ,
no
value
but
that
abuitles
Inherited
imi
approval
of
the
site
biaru.
and
for
were
responsible
for
all.
Mr.
Praser
lea
vet
to
construct
the
said
wharf.
stated
that
the
happy
medium
4i.m
uaiea
as
omwiivb
f
.
mis
3rd
probably
more
nearly
correct.
The1
speaker
In
a
homorous
and
always
instructive,
talk
touched
on
the
Increa-1
tag
difficulty
of
the
tests
f
nd
the
cor-)
A
vote
of
thanks
to
the
speaker
was
Marketing
of
tVlirat
E3
KLj
superior
-";Msrcn.
im,
me
iiiK-ijigrucc
quonnn
oniy
reprei
twentl-two
1221
tented
IS
per
cent
of
the
pupils'
make
up
required
that
the
tests
and
their
Ucatlon
beresr
day
ot
j
W.
J.
CRAWFORD.
NOTICE
IN
THE
MATTER
of
responding
value-thereof.
The
fact
that
if3r
the
issue
of
a
Provisional
.
.
:
'
,
'
ef
Title
Title
for
for.
'I
LoU
nti
tU'.ntw.niw
an
application
twenty-one
ill)
and
nection
oue
(l).
Certificate
uiock
seventeen
117)
CltV
of
Prince
.rtunert
conclusions'
should
be'
used'
only
by
'
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
those
competent
to
handle
them
ade-
"na
.
""V?,0".
f
Produced
w
p,t
n
lx
,n
mennon
,Bisue,
alter
me
eipirs
nuatelv.
The
.
t.lv
,t
.
tyvilc
i.
th
ni
.
hm.
or
-j.
.
.
.
.
....
.
.
.
.
achievement
and
reading
tests
as
em
ployed
by
modern
educationalists.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
tion
of
one
monui
from
the
first
tub
9f,r.
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
to.
the
above
land
in
the
name
ot
Murland.'.
Ce
Oraase.
Evans,
the
original
Certificate-
of
"(Title
Is.
dated
moved
by
Mr.
llartness
and
seconded
j
b,?ertS87j'o
I?106'1'
M
'
nUm
by
Mr.
Dwight
Rice,
who
Joined
lni
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
'
Rupert.
voicing
the
hope
of
all
that,
at
a
fuure
"i""''
,
date.
Mr.
Praser
would
give
another
such
talk.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
re
freshment
committee.
WHEAT
POOL
HAS
RUSSIA
PARALLEL
,.i.
.
...
LAND
ACT
Skeena
Land
District.
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islsnds.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
alxty
days
after
date,
I
intend
to
appry
to
the
Chief
Commissioner
of
Lands
for
a
lip.no
m
I
prospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
040
sere,
or
land
bounded
as
follows:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Bectlon
an
Town.
drain
(nl.
to
Engage
In
ro-o.M-rntliig
'"J'P
.Orhm
Island,
and
marked
,
...
"
-.
wijii
,
Liiriice
east
80
chalne;
thence
north
80
chains:
thence
I
west
80
chains;
thence
south
bo
n..in.
muntkeal.
April
13,
(Canadian
rr
I""
commencement,
bing
Hec
Pres).The
Soviet
Union
Trade
Dele
gation
in
Montreal
ha
received
the
fol
lowing-
information
on
the
progress
of
co-operative
marketing
of
grain
In
tion
38,
Township
a,
Orsham
Island.
BC
A.
J,
UOHDON.
tctor.
Piled
Dsremher
11,
lead
,
IN
I'lIOltATK
IN'
TIIK
SU'llKMf.
f'OUlT
t)F
MKITIHII
cii.i:miiia
In
the
Matter
of
the
Act:
and
Administration
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Nelson.
Deceased.
lnl..i.i.
Fred
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
P.
McB.
Yrmt
ft,,
mti
2U"Z
I
March.
A
D.
w",,
mi,
I
ppo
i
led
Ad
i
ministrator
of
the
estate
of
hxd
Nelsori
i
deceased,
and
all
pmies
having
claims'
I
against
the
said
Ks&te
are
hereby
requtr?
led
to
furnish
same,
properly
vnrified
to
line
on
or
before
thi
TafVt
LI
J."
V'.r?
A
p.
1US7.
end
all
p.rtles
indebted
tu
th,
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
nuiiMAn
a,
WATT
Official
Administrator
.
.
.
Prince
Rupert
lie
Dated
the
31lt
day
of
March,
A.U.
1B27,
H
t
I
eluding
the
Ukraine!
The
Oram
Ce.
tre
bowl
ln
recognition
or
her
faithful
at-
w
,umd
Dy
47
organisations
of
agn-1
tendance
and
loyal
service
on
the
exe-
culture
co-operatives,
uniting
over
l,-eutive
slnee
the
organization
of
the
00.000
farms.
Similar
"centres"
are
association.
Qn
hebalf
of
the
evecutlve
already
in
operation
for
the
marketing
I
Urs.
O.
H.
Arnott
made
the
presenta-
of
butter,
poultry.
.
flax,
potatoes
and'
lion
and
Urs.
Tucker
suitably
replied.
other
production,
Mrs.-
Dwlgbt
Rice
delighted
the
audience
with4wo
elocutionary
numbers
am
1jD
CJWIFT'S
Premium
Bacon
the
perfect
dish
Vj
well
behttjng
so
distinguished
an
occasion.
Here
is
Bacon
incomparable
in
its
distinctive
tenderneM,
fine
flavour
and
uniform
goodness.
Serve
"Premium"
for
Easter
and
you'll
serve
it
all
year
around.
Order
from
your
Grocer
or
Butcher
Swift
Canadian
Co.
Limited.
rea
Hiasi
Swift's
Premium
Hams
and
Bacon
A
special
orgtnlzaUop
allied
the
Oraln
Centre,
was
estsbllsh-sd
last
summer
lor
'the
purpose
of
cooperative
marketing
'.
among
grain
pn-
Iticers
of
Soviet
Russia
proper
ino:
ui-
Opportunity
knocks
but
once
"Little
OhrliUbel."
and
"The
Soliloquy
::eepa
atlt
forever.
of
a
Dsrkey.",.,J.
S..,
Wilson
sang
"If
I
had
the
Winn
of
a
Swallow."
and
"Are
you
right
there.
Michael?"
Piano
accompanists
were
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer
and
Miss
Etanda
Marsh.
envy
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
fl-H.C.
tiMMT.lt
11.1
William
J.
Crawford
hereby
-give
no-
The
festur.
of
the
meeting
was
an
dVoosUrt
wiufthe"
nilr
"ol
address
oy
n.
..
n-aser.
inspector
of
i
ueiic
works
at
Ottawa,
and
in
the
office
Taking
as
his
sublect
"The
?
the
District
Registrar
of
the
Land
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Over
Ormes
CROWN,
BRIDGEgjand
PLATES
Phone
523.
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
Hy
nn
Expert.
Oprn
Etrnisr
Sunday
Appointments.
t
Get
a
NEW
SWT
f;r
Easter
Your
choir?
of
30
Suit::
r
Ihe
IhI
makorH.
All
I
ho
nuMlels.
Prlml
from
$12
up
TOII
SAVE
MONEV
-UV
JJYIN(i
IIEKE.
Wo
also
have
a
law
R'01'1
of
SIIOICS
FOR
MEN,
WOMHN
nut!
CIIII.DIlEN
at
Moiiln-nl
tl'rlces.
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
Third
Avenue.
J.
II.
.Miller,
Proprietor.