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1926
GOOD
YEAR
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
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Reports
on
various
aspects
of
ths
Oyro
Club's
activities
during
1926.
presented
at
the
annual
meeting
yesterday
testified
to
the
fact
that
it?
was
both
successful
and
satisfactory
year
for
the
club.
In
the
realm
of
public
ser.
vice,
the-
Qyros,
during
the
year.
pre.
tented
the
city
with
two
new
children's
playgrounds
one
In
Westview
and
the
other
at
Seal
Cove.
While
the
club
was
doing
such
useful
work
for
the
advancement
of
the
city,
there
were
also
many
enjoyable
social
affairs
and
other
functions
all
of
which
were
duly
reported
upon.
The
club
now
has
a
membership
of
thirty-three.
The
meeting
elected
a
practically
new
slate
of
officers
headed
by
Presidentelect
Eddie
Mann
who
has
always
taken
an
energetic
interest,
in
Gyro
afTalrs,
having,
indeed,
been
one
of
its
organizers
four
years
ago.
The
new
officers
person
of
Clarence
Lougheed
of
Calgary,
International
Oyro
President.
President
Lougheed
will
also
be
here
"
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f"n.e
Stwvicc.
Inc
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Br.uh
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I'tO
j
Olbbs,
Raymond
A.
Smith.
Council,
Ward
1
Alfred
John
Keel.
James
O.
West.
Ward
2
James
Gray,
Frederick
Hall.
Ignace
Clazel.
Ward
3.
Wllmot
Hall.
Lawrence
Lam-
will
be
Installed
at
an
open
meeting
'
bert.
which
will
be
held
on
the
evening
of!
Ward
4.
Gordon
Stanley
Moore.
Wil-January
26.
The
club
will
have
a
dls-
Ham
Held.
tingulshed
guest
Indeed
to
direct
the'
Ward
5.
William
H.
Abel.
Hervy
proceedings
on
that
occasion
In
the
Howard
Flanche.
Ward
6.
John
Murray.
W,
T.
Wlllson.
Ward
7.
Charles
'Percy
Groombrldge.
School
board
(2
seats)
James
P.
for
the
occasion
of
the
annual
ball
on
Dickson,
Alfred
Smith.
Herbert
Stanley.
PolIce
commission
1
seat
(-Thomas
Pine
which
had
arrangements
for
the
show
in
hand.
ELECTIONS
IN
SOUTH
TODAY
CITIES
TIIOOSE
TODAY
WHILE
Ml'M-t'UMLITIKS
WILL
HAVE
ELECTIONS
ON'
SATIKDAY
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
13.
Today
is
eltctlon
day
for
various
cities
in
'Great
er
Vancouver
(except
Vancouver
city)
while
the
municipalities
will
elect
their
1827
reeves
and
councillors
on
Saturday.
The
following
list
of
nominations
shows
a
number
of
acclamations
Including
Mayor
G.
H.
Morden,
North
Vancouver
j
Reeve
V.
V.
Vinson,
West
Vancouver;
Reeve
Jack
Cornett,'
South
Vancouver,
and
Reeve
J.
M.
Fromme,
North
Vancouver
district:
NEW
WKNT.MINSTEK
Mayor;,
Mayor
T.
8.
Annandale
and
A.
Wells
Gray.
Aldermen,
four
seats:
Aldermen
Archibald
Hogg,
Frederick
J.
Hume,
William
Olfford
and
H.
Norman
Lldster;
William
S.
Simpson,
William
Sloan,
A.
C.
Bell
and.
Alexander
Garrett.
School
board,
three
seats:
Trustees
S.
Bowell,
K.
K.
Reid
and
Emery
Jones.
Police
commissioner,
one
seat,
Commissioner
John
Reid.
POINT
(JUEV
ReeveE.
C.
Appleby,
A.
D.
Creer
and
Reeve.
J.
A.
Paton.
.
Councillors
tyard
1,
W.
C,
Atherton;
Ward
2.
Dr.
It,
N.
Frasen
Ward
3,
W.
d
.Brown;
Ward
'4,
Thomas.
Reid;
Ward
8.
'Ti
E.;-Bate;
Ward
6,
Warner
Loat;
Ward
7,
no
nomination.
School
trustees
(2
seats)
Trustees
Edward
Rogers
and
W.
J.
Ridley,
A
Oosglck.
Police
commission
(1
seat)
Commis
sioner
H.
O.
McDonald.
NORTH
VANCOl
VEIt
CITY
Mayor
Mayor
George
Herbert
Morden.
Alderman.
(3
seats);
Alderman
Ed
ward
Harry
Brldgtman
and
Jack
Loutet;
liar
ley
Christian
Ersklne
Anderson.
School
board
J
three
seats)
Trustees
Archibald
LeRoy
Clements,
Albert
Oeorge
Perry
and
Austin
Robert
Oarrod,
Police
Commission,
(1
scat)
Com-inlbsloner
Robert
Chance.
WENT
VANCOl
VEIt
Reev
Ex-Reeve
Valient
Vivian
Vinson.
Councillor
(two
seats)
Councillors
Miss
Owladys
Amy
Davtes
and
John
Turner,
Watt;
William
McQuaker.
John
James
Dutton,
William
James
Moore
J
seaman.
School
Board
(two
seats)
Trustee
James
Millar
Eddington,
Robert
Flddcs
and
Tercy
T.
Masterman.
Police
commission
(one
seat)
Commissioner
Robert
Cecil
Proctor.
SOI'l
II
VANTOt'VKK
Reeve
Reeve
Jack
Cornett.
Councillors,
(4
for
a-year
term)
Councillors
W.
J.
Buckingham.
D.
W.
Orlmmett
and
Alex.
MacDonald,
Alex.
L.
Oordon,
Oeorge
Hardy,
J.
O.
James,
Oscar
J.
Mengel,
Walter
J.
E.
Ramsay
and
J,
W,
Btlbbards.
School
trustees
(2
seats)
Trustees
Peter
McNelah
and
Robert
E.
Rlgby.
Pollcs
commission
(1
seat)
Com
mlitklontr
William
Ford.
iiiriiNAHY
Bstvs
Charles
Clare
Bell,
Courtnoy
Mills.
sir
john
Mcdonald
home
not
for
sale
Dr.
Harris
Says
Not
Money
Enough
to
lluy
It
OTTAWA.
Jan.
12.
There
Is
small
likelihood
of,
EarnsclilTe.
the
Ottawa
home
of
Sir
John
Macdonald
when
he
was
prime
minister,
becoming
in
the
near
future
the
property
of
the
Conservative
party
as
a
home
for
its
leader,
as
suggested
by
Hon.
Charles
Murphy
in
a
letter
to
local
papers.
"Eamscllffe
is
not
for
sale."
said
Dr.
Charles
A.
E.
Harris,
the
present
owner.
I
value
the
house
and
the
precious
memories
of
my
dear
wife,
and
then
the
memories
of
Sir
John
Macdonald,
which
are
more
precious
than
gold.
One
doesn't
sell
one's
soul
for
money."
Dr.
Harris
said
that
he
had
received
letters
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
Inquiring
into
the
ownership
of
'I
have
even
had
to
write
to
the
London
Times
denying
that
my
house
was
for
sale.
The
thing
Is
I
January
27.
The
general
committee
to!
Police
commission
(1
seat
(Henry
S.
be
in
charge
of
the
event
Leo
Wa
ugh.
;
Bates.
Robert
VT.
Hughes.
Ralph
Le
Pine
and
Roy
Nlcholls-uj
I
M)tT
VAX
Ol
Vi:it
DISTRICT
already
formulating
plans
to
make
It
an
Reeve:
Rteve
Ju
MrUn
Fromme.
entirely
novel
affair,
equalling
if
not
ex-!
Wrd
eW
Slmoa
ceedlng
any
social
function
yet
attempt-'CoUnc11,
ed
by
the
Gyro,
who
are
already
classed
!
Praser'
Jerry
Myer'
Rlchard
cCrthy.
Vlncent:
War(1
2'
Councillor
Prince
iamM
among
Rupert's
best
entertainer,.
DaVld
Jame
Cox
Louehnn-
Loutet.
Gyros
from
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
"'"
"nm.rsm.rii;
wara
J.
New
Westminster
are
expected
to
ac-1""'"
Councillor
John
Melvln
Bryan,
John
company
President
Lougheed
on
his
trip
north.
Another
report
received
by
the
club
yesterday
was
to
the
effect
that
some
.8250
had
been
realized
for
the
play-
irround
fund
as
a
result
of
th
nl
,
Young
McNaught;
Ward
4,
Councillor
George
Watson
Marshall;
Ward
5,
Councillor
George
Robert
Dennis.
Chas.
Leigh;
Ward
.
Councillor
Arthur
WIN'
lian
Whltaker.
Robert
Brown
Smith.
-Mrs.
last!Edsar
Percy
Cummlw
Temple's
Telegram-
put
on
month
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Players'
j
Club.
The
club
passed
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
Players'
Club
and
also
to
the
Oyro
committee
headed
by
Ralph
Le
School
board
(2
seats)
Trustees
Frederick
Harold
Bates
and
Robert
Knox
Paton,
Ruben
Norton.
John!
Arthur
Westmoreland.
-
INDIGESTION
Gas
on
Stomach
Caused
Severe
Pains
Mr.
C.
,F.
Wheeler,
R.B.
No.
1,
Glen
Kwen,
ai.,
writes:"
For
tears
niy
eldest
win
suffered
from
severe
pains
and
njfony
from
imix-rfect
digestion.
Ha
dieted
and
uwd
artificial
riigmtantx,
,w
all
ti
110
avail,
At
last.
and
he
had
not
talen
the
whole
Lottla
before
he
was.
grratlr
relieved.
Th
severe
stomach
attacks
eea.xd,
tbrre
was
no
more
gas
on
the
stomach,
and
he
could
eat
anything
he
wished."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milium
Co.,
nited,
Tcrc&to,
Oat.
DIVORCES
GRANTED
"WHILE
YOU
WAIT
(ruiiil
TrrniliiaN
Ue
Heavy
Win
(Met
(irtf
t
by
!KIJ
to
:?
The
fifth
game
in
the
Grand
Terminals
vs.
Orotto
billiard
tournament
resulted
in
a
victory
for
Charlie
Balagno
(Grand
Terminals)
over
J.
Andrews
i
(Orotic)
bv
a
score
of
200
to
103.
This
1
got
lum
a
lwUle
of
..
for
th,
Trm,h.i.
...m.t
ii
f
ihe
Grotto.
The
lengne
standing
to
date
Is
m
f'tllows:
Gamrs.
Total.
Average
Gyros
C
rot
to
St.
Andrew's
ond
party
in
the
union
has
no
say
lnjA-
"rveT
(Qyros)
.
0
8361
640
.
8
-
8063
til6
.
10
8801
880
.
7844
872
.
9
7778
8C4
for
the
players
In
the
league
to
dale
are
as
follows:
aomes
Ttl.
Aver.
F
Zlcman
(Terminals).
9
1800
200
O
Howe
Orotto)
3
Geo.
Mcllmoyle.l
reserve)
2
W
B.
Wllllscroft
(St.
A.)
4
J.
Hlllman
(Moose)
9
C.
Balagno
'(Terminals)
9
-
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrews)
8
Ben
Self
(Gyro)
8
.Frank
Aldrldge
(Gyro)..
9
P
OTkmnell
(Terminals)
0
,i
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
10
W.
J.
Nelson
(Gyro)
...
D.
Howe
I
Terminals
)
.
.
.
Ni
Iterriue
Allowed
In
ItusMa
I
nUrr
the
w
u-
Uln
Oy)
l-ute-t
UW
i3.
P;
WwdyMld
St.A.)
C.
Krause
(Gyros)
ilOSCOW
Jan
H
lilvorrM
r
now
,
J
Andrew?'
(Grotto)
..
granted
in
Russia
while
you
wait
in
.
J
Hamilton
(Grotto)
600
400
776
1717
1712
1499
1439
1671
U63
1844
1474
1647
1612
1255
357'
1758
1754
line.
The
new
Russian
marriage
code
I0"
Waugh
(Or-tto)
....
10
1751
permits
divorce
by
the
mere
expressed
io'-
wish
of
either
party,
without
evidence.
J
Bfown
Moose)
9
and
the
Soviet
license
bureau
are
be-
,IL
Corbett,,
(Terminals)
.
9
selged
dally
by
thousands
of
men
and
their
clerks
dealing
with
unending
J.
May
(Moose)
g
vomen
seeklnz
scnaratlon.
All
the
'MUUl
bureaus
have
doubled
the
number
of
Bert
MorKaa
s-
A.)..
'7
J.
Judge
(Moose)
9
queues
clamoring
for
annulment
of
the
A-
Mcdonald
(Oyro)..
8
marriage
tie.
8-
barton
(St.
Andrews)
1
One
divorce
was
granted
today
in
the-
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
record
time
of
two
minutes.
The
sec-
-
p-
Tlnkr
(st-
A.)..
8
1573
1&51
1549
1361
1191
1163
1487
1321
156
1089
1150
131
the
matter,
being
simply
informed
by
,
-
the
local
authorities
by
letter
that
he
i
CRIBHAfiE
LEAGUE
or
she
Is
no
longer
married..
Just
before
January
1,
before
the
new
law
became
effective,
thousands
of
maidens
lust
below
the
new
leval
mar
COLDS
and
BRONCHIAL
TROUBLES
Take
DEPS
tablets
give
off
agreeable
and
highly
1
germicidal
fumes
that
bathe
the
throat
and
breathing:
passages
and
allay
soreness
and
Inflammation
and
ward
off
dangerous
colds
and
chills.
By
treating
the
throat
and
bronchtals
direct,
Peps
are
ahead
of
druggy
mixtures.
Their
pleasant
balsamic
nature
and
freedom
from
opiates
make
Peps
safe
and
Ideal
even
for
children
and
weak-chested
old
folk.
When
shopping
a
Peps
In
the
mouth
soothes
the
throat
and
relieves
that
annoying
and
persistent
cough.
THE
BREATNE-ABLE
THROAT
8
CHEST
MEDICINE
II.
Sit
(ennUlnlnf
II
sllnsr-JssfctUI
MM
atttots).
If
an
rvf
Itti
A
tUf
m.
Orange
Lodge
0
Canadian
Legion
....
0
Gfotto
-0
m-.
KTof
Columbus
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
'
.j
i
.1
"1
it.
SPORT'GHAT
200
200
194,
191!
190
i
187;
184
183
179
179
I7
176
175
175
175
172
173
170
170
160
!6i
165
150
155
144
131
CN.lt.
OjieratoMi
Wlir
()er
Knltlits
of
('hiiiihu
In
I'wtiMMinl
(isine
riageable
age
of
eighteen,
besieged
the
1
Ia
PMtPnl
Crlbbsge
League
game
marriage
bureaus,
begging
the
of
f
lclals
lM,t
nIhl
tn
Operators
won
to
unite
them
to
their
sweethearts
be-j0Ter
tne
KnlghU
of
Columbus
by
a
fare
the
new
year.
,20re
ot
"
to
10-
"1
have
only
seven
minutes
to
spare."
Tb
t'"Jing
of
the
teams
to
date
is
pleaded
a
p'retty
16-year-old
typist.
wholM
fo,lo:
stood
nineteenth
in
a
line
of
345
1
w-
women,
"and
If
you
dont
marry
me
I
jCold
Stor8
1
shall
have
to
wait
two
years
more."
St
Andrews
1
Althourh
the
eletk
wu
hnut
to
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
.
.
1
strike
midnight
the
gallant
officials;
Learning
that
motorists
of
the
Unlte-1
granted
her'
wish
and
she
left
the
11-
Operating
1
Statea
lost
60.000,000
last
year
through,
enge
bureau
on
the
arm
of
her
youth-i131-
Dock
0
auto
thieves
won't
Interest
the
average
nil
sdousc
while
the
crowns
cheer
i83ns
01
Canada
0
man
as
much
as
in
knowing
who
got
,
his
spare
tire.
Advertise
in
the
Dillv
News
To
Banish
COUGHS
Pt.
1
1
1
o-
M
W
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leia
than
50c
I'OK
SALE
receiver,
fully
equipped
and
in
per-!
feet
order,
for
sals
at
sacrifice.
Rea-
j
on
for
selling,
owner
otr
town.
'
See
It
at
Parkin-Ward
UttU
i
1
FOR
SALE.
TO
CI-OSK
OUT
AN
IM-tate.
we
are
aulhortaed
to
Mil
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Price
low
and
tenna
from
110
00
monthly.
Kaqutre
r.
McClymont.
U
iOIi
SALE.
THREE
ROOM
HOUSK
j
with
fine
harbor
view.
Built
123.
tl.000.00
on
terms.
This
is
snap
at
the
prle.
Theo.
Collart.
LW
FOR
SALE.
PIANO.
PRACTICALLY
!
new.
Apply
corner
Fulton
and
Si
I'D
Avenue,
0VT
SutuiM
Grucery.
i
187II1J.0O
A
MONTH
BOY
A
FIK
BUILD-
.
180
j
ing
lot;
Oimliam
Avenue.
Waiktri
)85
S
Music
Stere.
tf
1B4
FOR
SALE.-PAIR
OF
BLUE
FOXES-!
Apply
O.
11.
Udd.
Heavlew
Apart
ments,
tf
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
FOUtP-
ped
hotel.
Ootat
Box
342
Dally
Neva
one.
FOR
RENT.
mnt;
four
.
rooms
and
bath
paid.
Phone
547.
'
by
day.
week
or
month.
C07.
sport.
Bjiortlng
editors
are
generally
PRINCE
RUIERT
TIDES
of
the
opinion
that
professional
sport
due
for
a
serious
setback
tn
the
not
distant
future
unless
there
Is
more
at-
High
'
tcntlon
to
the
fine
art
of
sport
and
less
attention
to
dividends
which
accrue
to
Low
promoters.
I
Charlie
Delanger's
friends
In
Prlnc
High
Itupert
were
pleased
to
learn
that
hl
A
number
of
cltlwns
In
Prince
Ttu-pert
have
been
Indulging
In
the
popular
pastime
of
skating
for
(he
past
f
days.
Th
season
Is
so
short
here
that
there
seems
to
be
a
general
desire
to
take
advantage
ef
whut.lce
Is
offereii
Many,
who
may
enjoy
'skating,
have
considered
It
not
worth
while
to
provide
themselves
with
skates
a
manv
sensona
pa"iVwlthout
an
opiwtunlty
to
use.
them.
If
assured
of
a
month's
good
I
Write
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
Phone
Red
tf
FOR
RENT.
MOD4ERK
HOUSE.
FIVK
rooms
and
hath.
Uunro
Bros.
AUCTIONEER
I
Un
St
rvkfe
l--u.4
Farias--
'
found
their
wc;
into
the
winter
larder
ot.
the
squirrels,
that
abound
In
tht,
wooded
acres
6f
these
two
Unka.
Wlfi
removing
trees
which
presented
to-)
'
j
severe
hazards
to
the
spproen
of
certain
greens,
workmen
discovered
several
K,
hundred
golf
balls,
which
apparently
LOST
IONO
RANGE
8UPKRHETTRODYNK
LOST
BLACK
FUR
LINED
COAT.
between
Sixth
Street
and
Sixth
Ave.
PUsder
please
return
(
Dally
News
ofBce.
ttooti
A.
ISt('.o
Seal
Cine.
Mixed
Wftod
Blocks
per
load
40
00.
Kindling,
per
load
Is
SO
Furnace
Wood,
per
load
1600
Delivered.
Salt
Herring
I'tinne
Itlirk
Hi
KKSTAUKANTS
HOOD
l:T.H
CATE
Mrs.
Unser.
ProprlelreM
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
(IimmI
Hnme
Conked
Meals.
Phone
Black
700
ANOTHER
MO
REDUCTION
IN
('HEVROI.BT
COMMERCIAh
CAR
PRICES
1-1
Ton
Utility
Express
i.
OtsassU
MStt)
FURNISHIO
APART-,
4
Ton
Liht
Dellvrry
CbasaU
630
00
watr
,
Touring
and
Roadster
I
81
5A0
U
;
8
port
Roadster
saoiW
'
'Coach
and
Ocupe
11030.00
FOR
RENT
-STEAM
HEATED
APART-
l8ldan
"
'
'
"
1
1
111
00
menu.
Apply
Smith
&
ltollett.
Ud.
;UBdau
nM00
teiepnone
in.
I
l:KI)
CAKN
ON
IMNII
Ford
Ught
Delivery,
open
bly
73
00
I
Ferd
Ught
Dellvrry,
panel
body
1150
00
jl
i
rvra
ugni
uvtirery.
starter
-i
equipment
(250
00
3;
(Skating
there
would
be
a
Rerous
portion
ot
the
community
glad
tf
the
viu-jlation
in
the
seasons
recreations.
I
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
stsrter
,
,
equipment
I3Q0.00
AUCTIONEER
BRINE.
1927
PATTERNS
,
oldsmobll.
8-pai-migrr
Tour-lino
and
lino
rugs
oow
on
hand
,
mgt
1922
leoooo
Ranges,
dining
suites
and
furniture
Terms
esn
be
arranged
on
both
new
of
all
descriptions
at
private
sales
and
used
ears
to
suit
the
purchaser,
daily.
I
buy.
tell
or
eschante
any-
j
thing
of
value.
Phone
daytime
774.
KAIEN
flARAfiB
HOARD
BOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
8ecor.d
Avenue.
Phim
ItT.
Cailllar.
Dealers
In
MfljiiUhlln.
Orillinil.
Pnnllar
()l,mnllle
and
Clieirnlrl
Car.
x
I'hnnr
3?
TAXI
Phone
07
Taxi
(Call
Oorjre,
Paul
or
Hunt)
and
Soven
I'asseriRcr
Stutlc-0
O.Windsor
Park
and
KUdonan
municipal
golf
course
at
Winnipeg
last
summer,
'Ker.4
nt
your
dlspoRal
ftny
time.
mj?
lll(U.
yum.
KOO.M
Meeker
Jllock.
(
4rrn
frnm
KmnrM
IlnreM
WATER
NOTICE
IIIi:i(NONNl
I'fcK
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Jamm
FleM.
hm
AnnMtnMmcnt
in
h
m...
...
.
hirf
MMn
m
.n.i.t.M.
..
address
U
2l3--2nd
A
v
Prlnre
riunrl
...
,.
I'.
1
jvw,,mwj
n
uum,iuiv
um
4
i'i
u
..
p
mill
mpnlv
f
11
t
t
that
Commissioner
Lendls
had
cleared
squirrels.
Most
of
the
balls
had
been
and
use
1
cubic
Tfoot
per
sewnd
of
water
the
air
somewhat
In
regard
to
the
al-
badly
nibbled.
8elrcd
with
hunger,
the
'
or
unnamed
creek,
which
flowa
leged
baseball
scandal
which
Implicated
squirrels
had
abandoned
fhelr
homei
mJ,'-
"fand'ocTabuT'o
'
'"'ll"
such
old
tlmera
as
Trts
Speaker
and
T7
and
the
"unsavory
nuta."
Before
the
from
the
head
of
the
i'nleton
the
north
Cobb
will
be
favorably
received
by
all
courses
were
covered
with
snow.
'
J!ore-
The
w1'
he
diverted
from
follower,
of
sport
everywhere.
Of
late,
groundsmen
h.d
gathered
in
a
total
uf
fr'rTUuth
Tnd'
"m'be
'i?ied
'Jw
there
has
been
a
growing
danger
tn
2.C04
golf
balls.
connection
with
profeulonallsni
wnich
is
bound
to
react
asralnst
all
lines
of
T
T-
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"
'
'"..
-
,
'
"it
.1.0
li'UIIO
TliritftlMV,
JAM!.
KV
IS
0:44
am.
,
Hi-M
p
m.
3:19
a
m.
16:34
pm.
I
KIDAV.
J.M'AU
1
1
10:99
a
m.
3.1:48
pm.
naa
oeen
awarded
tne
decision
over
iow
:zt
am.
Ted
Owens
In
Vancouver
on
Monday
night.
Owens
was
by
far
the
favorite
I
before
the
contest
and,
until
more
da-
High
talis
are
available,
It
is
difficult
to
make.
Low
any
commentbutjt
,l
the
general
Im-1
proiilliarBelriger
lis
mad
a
stepr
1
up
In
lhe
ladder
which
will
mak
him
High
a
popular
drawing
card
In
future
bouts.
17:33
pm.
MATI'llllAV.
Jl'M:
IS
,11:81
a
m.
.'
5:33
a.m.
18:34
pm.
IM'NIl.W,'
MMUICV
III
0:37
am.
1310
p
m.
Low
Old
am.
1!I
03
p.tn.
MOMltV.
JAM
HIV
17
High
,
1:21
am.'
13:03
pm.
Low
7:03
am.
10
40
p,m.
TlXMMV,
MM
AUV
IR
High
a
02
11
m.
I
'
41
p
in
I'W
7
47
11
in
aSWpm.
30.3
ft.
17.3
"
80
"
8.3
17
"
89
"
43
"
31.1
ft.
0.0
"
in.3
n.
31.2
"
I
0.0
I
i
3.1
"
.
1
domestic
and
rsnrerv
ourvwea
noon
the
.
s'i
arres
or
isnl
fesrrlbel
as
unsurvev
a
a
a.
ed
land,
for
whlrh
mirrhast
1
annlinl
;
'ni
1,1,1-
rfifin
nmj
01
novrinuer.
IHEfl.
A
eoisy
of
thl
notice
nd
an
application
nurMsnt
Iher"
and
to
the
"Water
A"
will
he
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Water
neeonler
at
Prince
Rupert.
DC.
Obtentlon
to
th
apillratlon
may
be
filed
with
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Comntrolter
of
Water
Itlffhts,
I
i-mmni
miunine.
vitorl.
BO.
30.7
ft.
"''n
thlrt-
dvs
after
the
first
ao-
peoranr
or
tnw
notice
in
a
local
news-
;
paper.
Tlie
dte
nf
the
first
publication
1
1
Icember
20,
1020.
JAMES
FIFLD.
IN
PltOIIATK
Anplleint.
is
tiik
xrritmii
riTitT
or
iittirisn
,
roi.I'MlllA
T
tn
k
1
1.
1
1..
Mr
.1..
.
i
.
.
.
.
.
...
j.,,,,.-,
ul
miminiAiraiion
Aeti
and
In
.the
Ms
tier
of
th
Ktle
of
c)rk
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
MAIL
SCHEDULE
l)17.IOlMf
l'r
Ihe
Vjft
Monday.
WrdoewUys
and
Hxlurdr
flu
I0JO
a
m
f
Vaiiruuter
.THestlayt
Ill
pm
Frtdsya
ail
am
SHirdeys
am
CJJL.
Jan.
14.
28
pm
First
eas
nall
M
also
despatebed
u
Vaneouier
on
Mondays,
Wrduextay
411.1
Oalunlay
by
Cit.lt.
u4rv.
Tu
ttiju.
Allre
Ann.
trvarl
and
Pre-rnlrr
Sunday
7
pja
Wsdneeday
pin
Toll.
MMiMfnan4
Xa
Kltrrmlnl
Sundays
7
pm
To
Alaska
Polnl
Jan.
19.
34
;
n'vxi
T
Jern
CttarMte
.
Jan.
It.
39
7
pm
is.rotusu
I
mm
the
IUsl
Tuesday.
TltWMaty
and
Rundsy.
due
t
n
pm
Irom
Vanenutrr
Sosdaya
v
pm
Wednr4aya
I
rigs)
am
Frlaj
f
,,
p
m
C.P.II..
la.
10.
34
.
..,
II
nm
Aii)o,
.tike
Arm.
(tlraarl
smt
Prrialer
Tuesdays
son
Tt
a
m
I
torn
II.
XlinpwMi
shI
Na
Kir.
N4M
Terf
1
am
Irani
Akttki
Pnlnl
Jan.
14.
M
pm
Irom
uern
ClurUHr
JB.
W.
17
pm
no
v
(iiurnios
s
AM.
M
OlBMn
At
AtS
Arm.
....
it
TSn
1st
Ave.
&
8th
St.
9b
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6th
Ave.
A)
Fvltast
nt.
.
8th
Ave
As
TltseasMoai
..
11U
it
SO
1
brook
Area.
11th
Ai.
As
Ooorsd
m
.
6th
Ave
at
Hay
Cove
.
6th
tt
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Cov
oirele
.
8th
Ave.
St
Gotten
St.
.
.
.
5th
Ave.
fit
MiOrlde
St
.
Pro.
Ctovt
BI4fa.
ITr.
Ovr.
Vihttt
arcs'.
Wharf
Q.T.P.
Station
Tumtlsy
Cardena
nnn
i
nii-in
aouuiwnsrriy
irom
m
1
"r
irituri,
,no
m
A
Ike
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mwith
of
the
stream.
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flr,dv
m.
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inn
nnt
tr-m
a
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m
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it
2nd
St
tn
10
to
3rd
Ave.
ft
Fulton
8t
10
11
(30
3rd
Ave.
it
9tti
8t
10
m
Sunday
aalleetton
same
as
PM.
week-
dsysonly.
STEAMSH1PJ10VEMENTS-
liif
Vancniitrr
Tuesday
s.
Cardena
8
pm.
Friday-
-mi.
Prince
Rurrert
nam.
Saturday
Calala
am!
Ha
turds
y
m
prlltreM
Heatrlre
II
am
Jan.
14-
m.
Prince
ittfm
(,
m
Jan.
20
.).
tmum'M&g'
pm
Irom
Vftnriiiitrr
c
.
Sunday--.
Cardena
.,
4
pm
Wednelay
.
it.
Rupert
t)W
am
Friday
-
as.
Calais
pUl
Saturday
as
Prince
Beatrii-e
m
Jan.
10-
PirnecM
Msry
...
n
-n
Jan
24
Prince
Mary
...
n,,
IW
I'orl
kiiihuii
anil
ItUer
Sunday
.
Garden
b
v
m
I'mm
Port
flinp-in
ami
Nam
Klter
8
u
m
nruncwoay
.
ITlIice
Rupert
10
p
in
rrmn
Mrwarl,
Anjos
anil
Allre
Arm
TUCday
.
Cardena
....
,
Friday
as.
Prince
Itupert
Tor
neen
f
'I,
irlnltr
Jan.
IS
as
'rlnce
Charles
Jan
20--.
Prince
Oharle
lioni
(Jiireii
rhnrlnlle
Jan.
13-.
Prince
Charlea
Jan.
37
s.
Prince
Charles
Tor
Alnka
Jan.
10
a.
Prince
Mary
no,,,,
Jan.
24-
Prinrem
Mary
,,,,
I'tnill
,lnk:l
Jan.
H
.
Prince
Mary
......
nin
Jan.
28-
Prlnre
Mary
p,m
C.N.R.
TRAINS
nm
8
am
8
p.m.
8
in
.
.
am
.
.
n
m
TAKK
NOTirK
thst
bv
oMr
of
Till
R!iirH
'
weanrsdajw
an.l
Honor
Judpe
rtob'rtson.
th
l
Otis
tlnv
of
1
oaiuranya
8(J
1M
jDeeember.
A.n.
1028.
I
wss
nnolntd
,
Pfom
East
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
id
18
8
ft.
w.rt
nronson.
decMsed.
snd
nit
parties
n
.,
rlslms
aanst
the
said
estate
are
313
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
pro-8.8
"
.
nerlv
verified
tn
me
nn
or
lefore
the
20
M
"
i.y
of
.tinusry.
AD.
1037.
snd
sll
iiinrtle
Indebted
to
th
estst
are
re-i
Hired
to
iy
the
amount
of
their
In-
10
t
fl
"
'lebtertnes
to
m
forthwith,
.
..
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
al
3
1
I
!
OfflelM
Admlnlstr.ti.r
80
"
;
.
.
.t
.
Prlnc
Rupert,
no
30
"
.n.ltM
,h
r,ih
rty
f,f
.Deeernlier.
A
IT
Sundays
3.30
p.
i.i
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
tttn
by
SftNTAL
MIDY
0
aur
I
tt
th
psnulnt
Look
for.
Ih
word
"WIDV"
8oM
hy
tt
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