111
w.
WATER
NOTICK
".?un
that
Robert
.,
,
mklreiw
Is
1418
8th
Ave.
,
;:v.-r.
u.c,
win
apply
f
r
.,!
and
us
20.000
gallon
",
Viler
out
of
small
creek,
i
.hiiti
flows
southerly
and
,,,
mutton
c-
'"',
,',n
westerly
from
mL'.er.
,,,
,(1
of
Huston
Intot.
The
,..
).
diverted,
from
the
stream
ihcjiu
iiOO
feet
from
snore
.
through
twenty-four
acre
.
muter
lease,
and
will
l,e
.,,iu.-trlitl
purpose
upon
the
,i
ii.s
applied
for
to
louse
:
!lu
,ton
Inlet.
Moresby
wa
ported
on
the
ground
.
ony.of
December.
1927.
A
s
notice
ana
an
application
.
re
to
and
to
the
"Water
Act."
:ii'ire
or
lea
i
JOHN
ALFRED
UEMIEUX
Applicant.
December
ft,
1917.
LAND
ACT
.OTTAWA
SOON
"l
February
next
th
under-
nbede.
WILL
BE
BUSY
Mild
Winter
There
and
Snow
Lin-Kers
Only
Hrief
Time
and
is
('one
CONTROL
OF
SENATE
Japan
Likely
to
Have
Ambassador
as
Weil
an
Frame
Says
Cor
respondent
tiled'
In
the
office
o(
the
i
(By
R.
J.
Deathman
l
1
'
T,STSi-
J-
-Ti
Capita.
,
the
wld
Water
Recorder
or
of
Canada
looka
out
In
the
midst
of
i
r.,mpiroller
o(
Water
HlghU.
Vc.
mi!!
weather.
We
are
past
the
m
middle
"
e
i
Victoria.
,U
.
Building
of
,anlmrv
ht
'i
rtv
clnvi
arver
wtm
um
ac-
.
inu
NOTICE
:
ripuon
oi
eaoa
person
pro-
.
li
msnner
as
aufflcieiitly
deadlock
In
the
.,
Upper
Chamber.
If
.-i.rn
candidate;
and
In
ih"
(',
with
ambitions
care
to
work
it
i'i2H.
at
city
Hall,
of
whlri.
ln
Parliamentary
Ouide
figure
oir-
hereby
required
to
taVe
the
average
age
o(
those
who
hold
tie
:;.,i:rrVr
'-
"d
-
v,
of
December.
1027.
'"'
mighty,
than
take
a
statistical
I.
F.
JONE3
table,
giving
the
morullty
rates
and
by
nssmjnt.Ottlcft.
I.
lltUe
Mtcu)Rtk,n
.
j;ple
m,tur
o;
LAND
ACT.
jer'tlunetlc.
one
may
determine
how
tii:iuy
die
In
the
year
and
with
more
or
OF
INTENTION
TO
AI'I'I.V
dellnlteness
the
chance
of
enuring
10
I
KWB
,AS,t
:d
a:
the
straight
gate.
Divide
rtupert
land
Recording
D1-
the
reult
by
two
to
mske
allowance
late
on
the
southwest
or-
ned)
A.
-r
A
1M7
I
AND
ACT
ftir
iiurtv
rhanif--limltiat4
vnurMlf
',t
'chbram
Utond.
tn,""
"
?ou
J
tte
Inlsnds,
ln
the
Province
mentxrs
of
the
to
old
political
parties
'
'
''i!Jlb'-
...
are
permitted
to
enter
the
Scarlet
'
i
i.
r.
l
nab
nrvour
nwrwmi
HC.
occupation
a
lumber-to
apply
lor
a
lease
of
tleticrfbaa
lands
Our
-,'.erly
from
the
mouth
of
w
"'
Chamber.
VUA
.M
J.tl'AN
National
responsibilities
to
have
an
Ambassador
nf
th
to
eek
flowing
Into
an
un-
France.
France
will
send
one
here.
I
a
he
south
bank
of
Port
rhjt
taiun
the
appointment
"
o(
Mr.
ii
Island.
Queen
Charlotw
,
.
ncr
of
British
Columbia
u'
lMl
,n
United
Statsw.
i
n
southerly:
thence
10
it
is
mc.-e
than
likely
that
similar
ac-
:
thenoe
4
chains
ncr-
lloI1
w:n
tken
wlUi
j.p,,,
on
-Inrellne;
thence
fnllowlna
,
.
.
to
point
of
comiiienc
mounds
of
race
frlendahlp
we
are
of1
:.
tnlnfng
3
acres,
more
or
oour-r
more
closely
related
to
Prance
"
'
ROBERTSOR.
,
ADDllcant
natural
that
Prance
ssxwid
com
first.
but
our
Pacific
relstlonshlps
are
of
growing
importance.
Canada
western
doorv...)'
should
not
be
forgotten.
"
It
la
I
KAMI
LAI
moving
outward
by
the
PacuV
route.
B"mt
u
"
Vancouver
had
a
au-
-
.
CaHWU
islands.
Ors-
:
uid
Hecurdlng
District
of
i
Klcient
hatbor.
but
her
shipping
waa
nnd
-Uuate
on
ttie
wet
mKiigible
,
Tcday
It
is
one
of
Canada'
'?XTC&tMU&
"
ak.
H'tish
Columbia.
tr.e
Brit
re&lire
this
fact,
but
It
must
wn.T
that
British
Columnla
&
dri,4n
homt
M
two
front
'
'
K'"utlnnefl.nn
Can
"'
a
"''"Tr
and
the
Pacific
o
apply
for
a
leitee
ol
destined
to
be
aa
Important
as
riwribwf
lands
thf
Al,nUr
from
the
standpoint
of
.;
t
a
post
planted
on
tne
,
,
a
creek
called
Twin
R
ver
Natirnal
development
and
National
i
'
.a-
west:
thence
twenty-one
trade.
t
commencement,
and
con-
Ht
our
exports
to
Japan
totalled
at.-
i
Are.
more
or
leas.
148
00.
In
114.
the
total
waa
lljn.-
hshino
PsauKO
ortTU
000
.,
,
tl
hw
w.ter
m.r.
M
M
EnglUh.
A-nt
at
that
time
Last
year
the
total
went
'
"'toner
22.
IWt
$34
000.000
00
Tlie
Increase
with
I'Mna
ha
been
on
a
similar
seal.
LAND
ACT
I
With
the
other
members
of
Common
-
lit'
I
Ol
INTF.NTIfiN
TO
APPLY
tuMlth
Au.traha
snd
New
Zealand,
the
ro
IKr
UM)
develppmtni
has
also
been
rapid
-truly
r
l
and
District,
Land
Record-
the
Pacific
Coast
Is
coming
into
Its
it
Telefraph
Creek,
and
aw
'
ur'mlieTnUSaS?
S'ffi
"
,!lo
in
about
ISSdeg.
10'
wes
far
as
the
East
Is
concerned
This
and
about
SSdrg.
gO'
north
cmintry
Is
too
big
for
that.
The
growth
afclton
of
Canada
doss
not
nin-t
notice
that
I.
John
Alfred
o
one
r.iadys
Lake,
near
Atlin.der.
It
helps
the
at
her.
There
must
be
"
"t
u
n
Trapper.
InteeMl
to
appl!
tll.
tulm
recotnltlo
MNamlttnn
'
nig
at
a
nost
nlantad
at
the
session
enu
of
Oladya
Lake,
about
t,rry.ron
stwy)la
be
made
to
ciUtlvaU
'oKllS
:th
the
Hattona
f
the
Pad-
-"."tli.
thence
one
mile
east
n...
i,
Ambtiasadnr
to
Japan
i
a
good
nle
north,
and
containing
TMr,
wor,
for
hlm
to
do
It
la
work
of
vast
Importance
I
MAKING
liOOH
PKOUULK
!
air
Amery.
secretary
of
state
toi
irv
minimi
AITaira.
Is
In
Canada,
lmml-
.....
irition
the
"
great
task
of
Canada
and
'"'
'
"1
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
11rf
H.seusslon.
The
rl
ItCIIAHR
LAM)
"1"'-
-
"
-
1,1-nn.r
di-t
i
ibutlon
of
the
aorlds
popu-
!
a
uina
neoorom
uistrici
oi
,.,..
,,n.
"i".
snu
suast
a-
-ne
nw
...
Telegraph
now
natunu.y
iu
'
leiearaon
i-asaase.
Passage
Skeena
okwiw
-
"
task
People
do
not
most
neei
piinuiau"".
'
.
''
'CF.
that
1.
H.
Todd
&
Bon
,,
.m.
h
which
Ore.it
Britain
'
ii
lie
,
'
aalmon
can-
1
occupation
,
certain
..mi,
famines
to
to
en-
en
'"i
to
applyfor
ptrmlmlon
to
loaned
money
to
t
o
following
dlibed
land
bte
them
to
start
ln
Canada,
will
pro-'!'.'
l
'
-P
P1nt?
L1
i
bablv
be
extended
These
lamutoa
re-
"
""
35
clilrrat!rcV
M
celv.
certain
ul.1
by
way
of
transpona-'
'
'
"
'i
more
or
less,
to
high
water
UoB
,nd
the
Dominion
aovernmnt
:,;:,,;i
trpotn'i'cSnfm
"1"
crm
10
rb
'.nitalnlngSO
wreVrTorto
gtt
started
properly
in
the
new
oon-
.
..
trtitlons
in
which
they
find
inraw
J
II.
TODD
A
BONB.
LTD.
'
tiLes
fnr
ADnuoani.
Fivt"
"'iiitiw
ian,
iwsrr.
Canada
arc
hmiiim.
1
1
11
nnui
iik
-
l
liv
.
.
hr
aenerai
wnw
por
one
thing
-
i.,iK,i4
i.iviuuiv
iW
l
.......
....r
,h.n
it
waa.
The
treatee
;
1IUII
IB
'
"
n"
-
'l
API'l.lrATION
IXilt
IUEII
factor
In
getting
new
ae.-lera.
la
w
,
HCBNCK
man
who
writes
back
home
and
etna
mvp
,.hoUwr..ph
of
his
new
H'
'
nonE.DT
uivsn
inav
on
-
r
to
apply
to
th
Liquor
.
0icl
imul.
tlio
ic
people
people
are
are
once
once
!
,,
,t
.
.
it'
2
Then
with
Improved
conditions
'
'vine
iiart
of
the
hulldlne
more
retraining
"lr
pint
of
push
and
'inmercial
Hotel"
situate
at
enterprise.
;
or
r.nt
Avenue
and
Eighth
,neerlng
real
has
not
gone
from
")
f
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
I
i
of
f
Brest
nrest
Bi
Wiwinr.
ltsln
rt
w
will
r-""t.h
Columbia,
upon
the
ne
peop
'fd
as
Lot
Thirteen
(18)lvive.
Th
post
-war
depression
was
'
'
iM).
Block
Nine
(9).
See-
:...,
ell
ss
financial.
For
the
"
Map
nsn,
Prince
Rttptrt
'
.u.i,i
enternrlse,
but
a
cheeked
nrrp"".
m
..ii
Dlit.iet
in
ih.
Pen.
moment.
It
'
"I
for
the
nle
of
beer
by
new
spirit
will
arlne
In
the
Brlltoh
pro
'
"y
the
for
real
wUl
re
bottle
5fuLb',t
open
"d
A
,.,,
lh"r
colon"l,n
,ioniilng
"'i
tne
premises
'VlH
R
iP
n
pert,
B.C.,
this
turn
'
1
1
M
I
:i
r
v
An
iaM
IDA
H'
Mtrtft.
Applicant.
.
.
tM.n
1
1
1
r
u
i
.
,
CAUGHT
BAD
COLD
WHILE
OUT
PLAYING
NOT
PROPERLY
DRESSED
Mrt
L.
Want!,
Millet,
Alt-,
write:
"My
youngest
child
"had
a
very
Ltd
old
which
tin'
(ut
by
going
out
jilay-1K
U
i
Dlron,
culd
wind
sot
properly
drened.
"She
got
so
hoare
she
could
hardly
peak,
and
hr
throat
aud
chest
war
very
tore.
Vl
"I
tied
wrythlnu
available,
:but
5Vevea
"
r,,ie'
until,
Unnlly,
I
a
buttle
of
DivWood's
Norway
.
Caja
,
Hi's
untie
In
a
local
new-
ncw.
Member
hiking
down
this
v
r,MH
:r'l?y7he,lmPUb,'CUOn
ryHlr,,e
J"!?
"Und"""
"
hm''
"(1
"
fl"
"rtainly
did
ROBERT
VL
CUHRIE,
,
e"n
"
ol
the
beautiful,
when
they,
her
pood.
It
id
wonderful
how
it
can
Applicant.
'do
Unfler
on'.y
an
hour
and
are
help
no
quickly."
gone
There
li
a
tragic
note
in
a
city!
"
Dir.
Wood
V
Norway
Pine
Syrup
now
(all.
in
the
country,
beauty
lln-1
I
Sfic.
a
bottle,
large
family
aize
6ue.j
.
Hfra.
hM
It
u..k..
.
.
.
nut
tin
n
1..
TV.
tit
ifcn
r
i
NOTICE
Is
nererjy
given
to
"
...
uim,
iroaacn:
f
r
iiuiuurn
nf
the
Municipality
of
the
under
the
foot
of
men.
Such
Is
life,
limited,
Toronto,
Out.
';
r,
a
&L
srss
,b?
,
evanrc,n:-
we
th'
Ninth
day
of
January.
IMS.
PPP-
lu
loom
It
studs,
the
fresh
,
,
lurk
noon,
for
the
purpose
t-vx
is
fresh
for
a
day
only,
a
Senator-;1"1
rlr
measure
of
progress.
Every
rrf?I!!Ll2
JSSTi
Tm
,n:p
LMH
n
klck
wh"
rou
have
it'""le
hjl
omtone
loila
of
the
great
,i
Aldermen,
or
ocnosi
jrut-
fjr
?
,etlm,
oovernment,
start
to
development
taking
place
In
Australia
f
nomination
of
eantlt-
'k.a
t.ie
moment
thc-ir
seau
become
ttnd
the
wcrlt
tn',t
untry
Is
doing
In
in
follows:
shall
k.
,,.,,
'""'
"ve
It
on
the
best
anthoruy
"curln
Immigrants
The
facta
hardly
writing
ahall
be
suh-
tn.it
you
ran
t
ratch
a
bird
by
putiu.g
virl,y
tne
optimistic
atory.
0clai
fl-
..
electors
of
he
muniCipHl
.ttu
on
iu
ull
and
tl-jere
are
no
iisgn
ure"
Climate
a
growth
In
Australia
of
,
V.r
"riSSS
OTm.'
'
'
'
e"
rainbow.
It,
proximately
2
per
cent
a
year.
This
H
een
the
date
of
the
no-
l
life
Ineludw
natural
Increase
as
well
aw
PM.
of
the
day
of
nomlt:-
HKN'tTK
E)I
WI.Y
llll
('i;i
Immigrants
The
latter.
In
six
year,
ac-
'
V'ln'hTicbedule'o!
Thw
been
appoints.
!
a
total
o(
231
00
m
Vm
.pal
Election
Ac."
and
ahall
This
leaves
only
six
as
the
thin
llnelthB
Canada
absorbs
In
two
years.
A
:
iine
residence,
and
occu-
dancing
between
a
Tory
aid
a
Liberal
mnJr
PP
tn
uses
will
decrease
with
Increases
ln
population.
That
may
be
doubted.
Ace
taxes
In
large
cities
lower
than
In
small
cities?
Are
total
taxes
lower
la
the
United
Sta(es
than
ln
Canada?
There
Is
no
evidence
that
they
an.
Listening
to
the
speeches
of
some
of
our
statesmen
and
near
statesmen,
on
might
set
the
impression
that
number
alone
make
a
Nation
and
that
slee
measures
the
capacity
of
a
man.
MlOltll
lt
MT.LTIIIX
Taking
thinga
all
around,
on
many
venture
the
suggestion
that
what
Par-llaasenl
need
this
melon
la
mot
thought--less
passion:
mote
will
ingress
to
get
to
the
bottom
of
thing
and
lea
striving
to
make
a
point.
We
may
get
it
too.
Speeches
are
to
be
,
ahorteaed
and
with
leas
time
spent
ln
speeches,
there
may
be
more
left
tor
thought.
Man
in
the
Moon
IT
to
rumored
that
the
local
ticket
offices
were
dahsged
with
Inquiries
In
regard
to
the
coat
oi
tlckota
to
India.
A
nnmber
of
the
local
worakuppera
of
Beochua
would
ilk
to
have
a
lew
doeen
of
those
trees
that
produce
reealy
as
lied
cwtfUi
growing
In
their
gardens.
I
MET
a
Scoatman
ysstaratay
that
dM
not
know
anything
about
the
cup
ties
and
1
am
yet
wondering
if
I
am
dream-
lg.
IT
seems
to
me
that
Print
Hapert
to
sadly
lacking
In
persplcwHty
in
not
floating
a
few
companiee
tM
alung
the
stock
In
Vancouver
owing
tb
present
buying
erase.
THERE
la
an
Idea
prevalent
that
speaking
disrespectfully
of
others
I
a
mark
of
greatness
Mo.
friends,
thtca
have
been
little
curs
ytlplng
at
the
beats
of
big
dog
ever
since
the
wtid
began.
ONCE
more
a
cold
shiver
passes
up
my
spine
because
It
Is
only
about
a
week
before
the
tint
of
the
month
bills
will
be
coming
ln
again.
THE
wont
story
I
board
today
waa
told
by
Charlie
B
reamer
says
Bull
A
Orave
in
the
Edmonton
Bulletin,
Charlie
was
visiting
Vancouver,
and
a
mad
les)
ft-iend
undertook
to
show
him
the
sight.
Tbey
.
were
drtvtng
Edut,'teS'
and
the
enjoyment
of
the
day
failed
to
notice
that
the
speedometer
bad
climbed
up
to
46
miles
an
hour.
However,
they
came
to
life
again
when
motor
cop
who
had
been
trailing
them
for
-i
me
time,
algnalled
them
to
the
curb
"III
have
to
take
your
nam
and
number."
aald
the
officer,
but
the
doctor
was
equal
to
the
occasion.
"I'm
a
doctor
from
Vancouyr
and
I'm
taking
a
patient
to
th
mental
hospital
at
Basondale."
h
said.
The
policeman
looked
dubious,
but
t
them
Charlie,
who
had
been
taking
It
all
m,
threw
one
arm
over
the
policeman'
shoulder.
"Kiss
me.
oNlcer."
he
setd.
aail
the
cop
fell
back.
Drive
on."
he
aald
tersely.
"Oet
1m
there
ss
fast
ss
yon
ean."
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
4ANI
AUY
M.
miA
Committee
chairman
of
th
city
council
for
th
year,
named
at
last
night's
opening
meeting
by
Mayor
Me-Otymenl.
art:
tlnane.
Aid.
D.
C.
Me-Rae;
board
of
work.
Aid.
John
Dyb-havn;
fisheries.
Aid.
George
11.
Casey.
Mrs.
It.
Ti.
Robinson
has
received
the
sad
Intelligence
of
th
death
of
her
mother
in
London,
England.
Albert
li
McCaffery
have
received
word
thai
the
tug
Dole,
bound
north
with
two
cowa
pt-ttilntng
some
lgjtt
.
m
,
klllil.
.
,1
1:
lis
Of
COal
Ult
thl
l&iWK
J"Z
upoi,
our
part.
W.
at.
gwk-
un
CUartott,
Sound.
THE
DAILY
RT5r78
ROBB
WILL
CUT
CMBIAN
TAXES
CiKareltcM
IJJtely
to
be
Lower
and
Liquor
Ratex
Reduced
I'ho
phecied
OTTAWA,
Jan.
723.
It
was
announced
sornc
time
ago
tllat
taxes
would
be
hdwered
into
yeag
and
Piuance
Minister
Roob
in
consliMtsan
with
other
minister
Is
deciding
wHkt
changes
shall
be
annonnotdi
In
tkt
fear's
budget.
In
that
he
will
he
tljtty
guided
by
the
report
of
the
TafMffjBoard.
j
There
Is
one
redaction
in
taxation
wbMb
may.
be
forecast
with
certainty,
and
that
I
)
the
excise
tax
on
cigarette
o(
Oom
2
to
3
per
thoua-and.
It
may
also
be
taken
as
practically
certain
that
excise
taxes
on
Canadian
liquor
will
be
greatly
reduced.
The
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada,
layiiMaaV
ftd
other
ecrnpanle
msnultturl&g
aajafete
have
put
their
case
for
a
wdwirstflti,
ln
the
excise
tax
before
the
Tariff
Advisory
Board,
and
have
succeeded
in
doing
so
without
arousing
oppoartlon
from
any
quarter.
Thwirs
waa
tb
ftont
application
ever
to
receive
the
hearty
endorse
uon
of
the
Canadian
ConocU
of
Agriculture
nd
the
Consume'
League
of
Canada,
the
two
main
bodies
which,
as
a
rule,
have
uppwsed
tb
agfirn
of
manufacturer
for
alntf.
The
dgjK
to
which
Federal
taxation
enters
Into
Us
jxto
of
cigarette
In
Canada
1
not
.eomeaonJy
known.
Take
aa
an
esaaaple,
a
ell
known
brand
j.lllng
at
M
cent
per
packet
of
25
osgarevfe.
-raw
wovas
ou
si
jni
par
thousand.
Th
excise
tax.
alone,
to
g
par
tMuaand,
or
nearly
one
half
of
tb
total.
But
ln
addition,
the
man-ufaeturm
pay
a
duty
of
40
cent
per
tb..
on
th
loaf
wbicb
goes
into
the
cayarKVas.
and
all
this
raw
tabasco
lor
cigarette
manufacture
is
km
ported.
The
duty
on
the
'raw
leaf
required'
to
produce
lje0
cigamttaa
would
be
l-20
Then
there
to
th
stamp
tax
of
40
cent.
All
told,
there
fare,
the
taxes
account
(or
7j6A
of
th
tlSAO
which
tb
con-iunm
pay.
In
other
word.
the
manufacturer
could
sell
tbcttf
clgasnttes.
If
ther
wove
no
taxes,
at
80
for
9
cents
and
make
a
much
profit
aa
they
are
doing
today.
INDIAN
ART
4
THIS
COAST
r-
Mostly
Developed
in
Last
Century
in
Making
of
Totem
Pole
TORONTO.
Jan.
tfl.
Creative
art
among
the
British
TMumMa
Indians
ha
largely
passed
out.
aa
they
have
abandoned
paganism,
and
adopted
Christian?
Carving
of
marvellous
to-um
pole,
as
lnslgna
of
tribal
power
and
social
rank,
rose
o
lu
height
within
a
century,
and
today
the
art
to
dead,
according
to
C.
Marin
Barbeau.
of
the
National
Museum.
Ottawa,
apcaklng
recently
at
the
Art
Oaltery
of
Toronto,
upon
"Th
Tradition.
Untie
and
Art
of
the
West
Coast
Indlna.r
They
do
not
betattw
la
traditions
any
longer,"
he
air
"the
do
not
indeed,
beikm
In
themselves.
They
no
longer
beUavt
In
art
for
It
own
sake,
as
they
one
did.
But
nevtVtBetea.
their
art
to
the
finest
Inspiration
on
th
American
Continent
and
w
a
baritaac
every
love
of
beauty
must
gheHoh."
Mr.
Barbeau
pointed
out
that
with,
the
wt
coast
Indiana,
poor,
uneducated
and
warlike,
art
was
na
"the
firstborn
of
wealth."
There
sottned
no
reason
why
it
abeuld
have
nomtflnbad
with
them
until
on
realised
that
It
waa
their
mark
of
aoclai
tnrtlng.
and,
their
most
vital
Interent
in
life.
Every
tribe
had
lta
WB
aJtM
tall
carve.
(Mat
thtt
Use
art
bedVW4
dteeeetfidd
tedW
itteUkw
to
Mr.
Uarbaau
said
tiut
tb
IndlAJutR
oaaw
o4lgMlr
bm
Asia,
a
thru
to
nd
yean
gjb
perkvac
two
thousand.
He
hinueK
bad
been
able
to
trace
a
tribal
migration
of
l.OiK
mnea
In
a
space
of
1(0
year.
He
scribed
tb
cleats
wrdob
a
sscluatvory
I
the
proffetty
at
a
farafiy.
and
aang
Indian
aoag
of
drHereM
type,
on
wed
at
the
naming
of
a
mat
child,
another
a
dirge-
"Th
art
represented
In
their
building.'
Mid
Mr.
Barbcfjti.
"to
without
doubt
prehistoric
that
la,
before
th
country
waa
explored
by
tb
Russians.
In
the
first
place,
and
then
the
rlrcum-navaja'or
at
the
end
of
tne
itlh
cen-tttry.
When
Oaptaiu
Osek
hUmetf
went
up
Naotka
Sound
he
observed
specimens
Bwt
it
growth
is
laagety
lth
century,
i
due
uniquely
to
iu
Uanaendoua
Importance
in
tb
Urn
oi
tb
native,
a
far
a
th
totem
pole
are
concerned.
I
cannot
find
one
that
atood
over
so
yosrs,
TUt
muiireatation
or
the
power
of
the
chiefs
in
the
laK
last
4.
tti
ii
i
r
SPORT
CHAT
tt
i
1
In
-
'jiViwssnislaV
4jhw
rdras
IttlM
Momky
TMnttht)
-urrrjrii
Moose
v.
Orotto;
St.
i
Maple
Leafs
Ladto'
Whist:
Orange
Ladle
vs
Bngltoh
Ladle;
Moose
Ladto
v
Canadian
National
Ladle.
THUBDAY
Men
Whist:
Meose
vs
Seat
Cove:
Son
of
Canada
vs.
Odd-,
fellows:
St.
Aadswws
gocloty
v
St.
i
Oeorge's
Soclaty;
Knlghu
of
Py-
tbia
vs.
Orotto.
I
Trtday
Billiards
:
Orand
Terminal
vs.
j
Orotto.
Arrangemenu
are
oamplete
at
Buns
Lake
nr
th
big
win
tar
carnival
which
will
be
held
ther
by
the
OmUieca
Skf
Club
ton
Febrcary
14.
Th
grand
pets
far
the
occasion
wUl
be
the
Otof
tthn-an
cup.
preseuMd
by
the
individual
It
nam,
which
will
be
award-
blued
event
an
eight-mile
cross
conn-1
try
run
snd
ski
jump.
Thto
must
b
won
twice
by
th
same
competitor
before
it
becomes
the
property
of
the
winner
though
the
name
of
each
year's
winner
will
be
engraved
thereon.
In
addition
to
the
cup,
ther
will
be
medals
and
other
prizes
for
first
second
and
third
in
each
event
aentatlvss
from
Vancouver
Roaaland.
Japr
and
Bang
are
to
be
la
attendance
but
the
cup
may
be
won
only
by
a
bona-fld
resident
of
the
Omlneca
district.
Hotel
accommodation
at
Burns
Lake
promt
to
be
taxed
to
its
utmost
capacity
during
th
event.
WELCOME
HOME
FOR
MR.
AND
MRS.
D.
SCOTT
At
the
horn
of
Mr.
and
Ua
Martin,
eenturv."
;
Eleventh
Avenue
Bast.
wwM
bom
jwn
staged
fttturday
night
for
Mr.
and
Mr.
David
Scott
of
lMn
EHvenvh
Ave,.
I
vbo
returned
from
their
annual
vaca
tion.
A
very
enjoyahl
evening
was
'm,nt
w:th
dancing,
muxta
and
game
Kln.fte.hMunta
wr
iSSSl.t
at
it
AO
ftTrirwa'
nrweiu
ware
Mfrand
!
Mm
n.tA
ur
..Hi
Un
UssakaJ
Mr.
aid
'IWuefrktr,
T.
Busnanioh,
Mr."
wnd
Aha.
Me-
AMtrtw
v.
rOonaW.
Mr.
and
Mr.
L.
Forkrud.
Miss
Cold
Storage:
Canadian
National
M
Martin.
Miss
Mary
Bussanlch.
Mlas
Mechanics
v.
Now
Emprw
Hotel:
'irm
Buwa'Ueh.
Mr
Peachy.
Mr.
Slour.
Prtnc
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Orange
lodge.
Mr.
Craw.
v.
i
.
liussanlch.
M
M.
Bus-Canadltrs
National
Operators
v.
Can-
sanlch.
The
pleasure
ahown
at
their
adlan
Legion:
Native
Son
of
Can-.
return
home
testified
to
the
popularity
ad
vs.
Knights
of
OoHuuus.
of
the
guests
of
honor.
ks'
Whist
Tournament.
Opening
of
St.
Andrew's
Carpet
Effeellv
January
,
VmUmi
gattollne
"--"Mn.
Tournament.
'nill
re
-red
need
to
ir
gallon.
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