F
3
PACE
TWO
SriK
DAILY
NEVfa
them.
Ward
off
the
"Flu"
the
Quick,
Sure
Way
At
the
first
sign
of
a
Cold,
take
Buckley's
Mi
ture.
It
s
a
proven
remedy
that
acts
like
a
veritable
flash
in
relieving
a
Cough,
clearing
and
healing
the
inflamed
membrane
and
in
preventing
Lagrippe,
"Flu"
or
Pneumonia
from
developing.
For
severe
colds
accompanied
by
fever,
fieadache
or
neuralgia,
take
LAXPYR1N
and
Buckley's
Mixture
and
quick
relief
will
follow.
.
W.
K.
Buckley,
Limited,
142
Mutual
Street,
Toronto
2
D
Am
tike
a
lath
-
a
single
nip
proves
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Daily
News
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IT
MEANS
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
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Daily
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2,
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FOREIGN
RELATIONS
Some
few
people
seem
to
be
criticizing
the
Mackenzie
King
government
for
opening
legation
in
foreign
countries
just
like
a
full-fledged
nation
would
do
without
having
the
diplomatic
correspondence
trickle
through
the
office
of
the
secretary
for
the
Dominions.
They
can
go
on
criticizing
the
government
if
they
want
to
but
we
should
like
to
just
point
out
that
it
was
the
Borden
government
that
made
the
first
arrangements
for
the
American
legation,
although
it
was
only
recently
that
the
first
appointment
to
the
office
wa
made.
POSITION
OF
P.G.E.
Il
must
be
terrible
to
be
a
"not
wanted"
child
like
the
P.G.E.
The
poor
crmktte
has
no
mother
or
father,
is
disowned
by
everybody,
has
no
visible
meant
of
subsistence
and
everyone
is
wishing
it
would
commit
suicide.
Possibly
it
may
grow
up
to
be
great
and
useful
and
t
even
spectacular
but
the
chances
are
against
it.
FISHERIES
REGULATIONS
The'
Dominion
fisheries
department
is
doubtless
in
a
difficult
position.
The
fishermen
and
canners
cannot
agree
as
to
what
they
want,
but
the
salmon
must
be
protected.
First
an
order
goes
out
to
cut
off
the
licenses
of
all
those
who
are
not
full
fledged
citizens,
regardless..
Protests
at
once
reach
the
department
and
they
change
the
order
in
accordance
fith
the
wishes
of
the
protestants.
Then
it
isltndsBtoftd.
ihsA
one
ijne
ifoljjng,
isto
be
the
rule,
but
the
de-ftysfibjtoKX
W
offfijals
In
Wth
-denies
thiivwfcen
pro
tests
Trave
begun
to
arrive.
Pggitily
pretty
soon
order
may
develop
from
the
present
chaos.
At
any
rate
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
nothing
will
be
done
to
injure
(the
industry
either
by
decimating
the
fish
or
by
putting
the
fishermen
out
of
business
or
working
a
hardship
on
Yesterday
an
enlightening
article
was
published
in
this
paper
telling
of
the
benefits
that
would
accrue
to
the
province
through
the
Dominion
recognizing
the
claim
of
the
province
of
British
Col
urabia
to
the
railway
lands
and
the
Peace
Kiver
Block.
So
far
these
lands
have
not
been
turned
over
but
the
promise
is
made
that
legislation
will
be
introduced
into
parliament
providing
that
this
be
don.
X
The
lands
and
forests
and
mines
should
be
worth
a
great
deal
to
the
province.
Not
only
is
there
the
present
income
derived
from
those
lands
but
there
is
a
prospective
extension
as
the
development
of
the
country
takes
place.
When
the
Peace
River
belt
is
sun-eyed
doubtless
is
will
be
found
to
he
even
more
valuable
than
is
at
pre
sent
suggested.
At
any
rate
it
is
a
good
thing
to
have
this
tues-tlon
settled
and
the
lands
managed
from
the
province
instead
of
from
Ottawa.
EQUALITY.
CO-OPERATION
AND
RESPONSIBILITY
Premier
Mackenzie
King
says
that
the
desire
of
the
government
in
regard
to
imperial
relations
shall
be
"equality,
co-ojieration
and
responsibility."
That
eeras
to
be
a
pretty
good
motto
and
would
be
just
as
good
if
it
had
ee
ttored;by
Mr.JBennett.
jB.fact
is1
the
motto
of
both
sides
speaking
for
all
of
Canada.
We
want
equality
with
all
other
parts
of
the
Empire,
we
want
to
work
with
them
and
expect
them
to
work
with
us.
The
last
mentioned
work
is
the
hardest
to
live
up
to.
We
must
realize
our
own
responsibility
to
the
Empire
and
do
our
part
as
a
member
equal
wi'.h
all
the
others.
We
must
be
ready
to
defend
ourselves
and
help
defend
them
just
as
we
expert
them
to
defend
themselves
and
help
defend
us.
They
cannot
do
that
without
ships
and
neither
can
we.
They
must
havenirplnnes
and
aviators
and
no
must
we.
The
time
has
not
yet
arrived
when
we
may
look
very
confidently
for
world
peace.
A
good
police
force,
at
any
rate,
is
necessary
and
this
police
force
must
be
equipped.
Canada
must
do
her
share
in
this
matter
if
she
is
to
projierly
realize
her
responsibility
as
an
equal
factor
in
the
British
Empire.
SHI
I
It
I
-
fflorcBreodandfieUerBiwU
CANADA
QUITE
BACKWARD
IN
TOWN
PLANNING
Report
to
Surveyors
Convention
havs
Municipal
Heads
Were
Inclined
to
Scoff
at
Move-
j-.uv
.it..--,
mwu
WncWER
A
SHINING
LIGHT
Much
is
Being
Done
in
Pacific
Coast
City,
and
Whole
Dominion
is
Urged
to
Take
Hold
of
the
Idea
OTTAWA.
Feb.
1
-By
Canadian
I
?t
ess
l
.-
"There
Is
reAy
remarkable
awakonlna
to
trie
significance
and
value
r
tswu-plannlng
throughout
Canada.
ven
though
the
movement
Is
not
yet
commensurate.
In
tU
scope
with
that
ol
other
countries,"
said
Carl
Engler.
D.L.S..
In
concluding
the
report
of
the
Town
Planning
Committee
presented
at
the
annual
convention
ot
Dominion
Land
Surveyors
which
opened
here
No
sensible
man.
amid
Mr.
Engler,
is,
ww
asking
whether
town
planning
U
'
i
fad.
The
movement
has
Justified
It-
I
elf
In
all
directions
and
la
accepted
inroughout
the
world,
as
la
shewn
by
.he
fact
that
each
year
representatives
om
about
40
nations
are
gathering
In
lternatlonal
town
and
regional
plan-
J
.ins
conference.
It
seems
to
have
pasted
the
experimental'
stage
And
to
have
beccme
an
established
and
expand-
ng
practice,
in
all
civUiaaU
countries.
WOHK
IS
liKIT.UV
The
report
of
the
ecnunlttee
draw
i
itteatlon
particularly
to
the
present
tatus
of
town
planning
in
Oreat
Brit-
im
and
the
United
Stats.
It
Is
surely
ignificant.
it
la
stated,
that
a
leading
sountry
like
Oreat
Britain
kas
come
to
egard
town
planning
,i
a
health
measure
comparable
to
universal
sanitation,
md
has
established
obligatory
town
.lan:ilns
on
all
towns
of
30.000
population
and
over
and
has
now
nearly
600
..
win
under
planning
law.
with
52
re-Atonal
plana
in
course
of
development.
comprising
vast
aggregations
of
cities,
towns
and
rural
areas,
and
that
the
United
States
has
also
about
the
same
number
of
town
under
planning
law.
with
about
30
regional
plana
in
pre
par-
ition.
While
Canada
la
indeed
making
some
progress
It
la
significant
of
our
backwardness
on
this
side
of
the
line,
said
Xr.
Engler.
that
the
Niagara
Frontier
Regional
Planning
project,
now
comprising
about
OA
mtrhlclpalitlea
on
the
American
side
of
the
river,
had
lta
nrigin
in
the
suggestions
of
Canadian
planners.
The
Americans
caught
on
to
;he
idea
and
eatabltahed
an
organ
las
-
ion
to
realize
it.
In
Canada,
he
said.
.was
rcoffed
at
by
municipal
authori-
es
a
both
vteieeuy
aasft
Ifnfrowlele.
,
ruo'ciui
f$
States
The
amazing
prugiske
Of
town
plan-rung
In
the
United
State
Is
attributed
.j
a
central
or
federal
government
town
planning
ugency
which
alts
the
move-Dent
in
every
possible
way.
especially
zy
the
periodical
Issue
of
zoning
pri-ners.
model
enabling
acts
and
other
Utcrature.
Canada
also
established
a
central
edura'.lcnal
agency
In
the
Jed-.ral
town-planning
office
established
In
B15
with
a
town-planning
adviser
and
-.laff,
Including
two
engineers
and
two
.-rchltecta
It
has
not
functioned
In
vain.
Hates
the
report,
but
with
the
jlsruptlon
of
the
Commission
of
Con-nervation
to
which
It
was
attached.
Its
staff
was
largely
disbanded
and
It
activities
severely
limited.
The
most
striking
evidence
of
results
In
Canada
of
educational
effort
is
the
fact
that
all
the
province,
with
the
exception
of
'Quebec
(whioh
province-
however,
u
understood
to
be
shaping
s
provincial
act),
have
passed
Town
Planning
Acu.
Borne
of
these
have
beee
nttrely
fruitless
due
to
Indisposition
on
'.he
part
of
the
provincial
governments
t
appoint
technical
and
educational
taffs
to
make
the
acta
effective
and
intelligible
to
the
municipalities
eon
erned.
.
.
t
vANiiiivtiHjNifKir
v
Vancouver
was
referred
to
a
the
ihlnlng
light
among
Canadian
muniel
ualitiee
in
regard
to
town
planning.
A
K.TRt
regional
plan
for
Oreeter
Van
ouver
i
in
progress
an
interim
soiling
bylaw
hax
been
passed
and
this
will
sann
be
superseded
by
a
comprehensive
bylaw,
a
major
street
report
hat
been
prepared
and
presented
to
the
city
ecuncii.
also
a
preliminary
report
on
railway
transportation
and
harbor
de
velopment
Point
Orey
and
all
the
mu
niclpalities
around
Vancouver
are
en-gkged
In
town
planning.
In
Victoria
a
onlna
bylaw
la
ready
for
final
pases
g
by
city
council.
The
planning
of
the
University
Endowment
Lands
at
Van
couver
Is
referred
to
a
a
magnificent
project
resulting
In
the
growing
up
of
a
university
city
on
the
headland
of
rolnt
Orey
planned
In
every
detail
on
modern
town
planning
line.
Vancou
ver
i
making
full
use
of
the
authorlt)
conferred
by
the
Brltlah
Columbia
Towr.
Planning
Act
passed
In
1921
That
city
vi
id
Mr.
Engler.
is
being
entered
In
i
thousand
town-planning
documents
si
over
the
world
as
the
most
progressive
:iy
In
Canada.
nunm.
TOWNS
1
1
I
!
Imt
..i
ii
ii
Mm
m.ii,
.
,
fcunaTJa
TBS
cflmmTTtee
report
stated
thai
pnilSrplaredlbut
!
city
war
I
uuwldfred
too
elaborate
to
follow;
Ed-I
monton
Is
forming
town-planning
com
I
mlttees
and
the
Premier
of
Alberta
ha'
declared
his
Intention
of
promoting
I
t-wn-plannlng;
Reglna
has
passed
a
town-planning
bylaw:
Savkatoon
ha'
appointed
a
Town
Planning
Commission:
the
province
of
Saskatchewan
hat
a
town-planning
director
who
Is
guiding
the
destinies
of
new
town
and
during
'J.
Real
Vake
for
your
money-
a
delightful
Virginia
Blend
Each
unit
or
la-separate
wrapped
peg
1
bracing
lt:elf
for
action
and
a
ocal
branch
of
the
Town
Planning
In
stitute
la
betng
formed.
In
Kmrtern
Canada.
Kitchener
pnascd
zoning
bylaw
some
years
ago
and
re
cently
London
has
taken
almllar
action
The
City
Improvement
League
of
Mon
treal
ha
tolled
for
many
years
to
pro
mote
comprehensive
plan
and
It
u
now
pfofiOMd
to
raise
1)0.000,000
on
a
town-planning
debenture.
Quebec
I
committed
te
the
appointment
of
a
town-plnning
oantmiaalon.
In
Ottawi,
the
report
points
out.
there
la
now
a
rVderal
District
Commission
?.-hose
plans
msy
develop
into
a
regional
plan
for
the
whole
district
and
in
hi
respect
may
compare
with
many
ether
capitals
of
the
world.
Including
London
and
.tsahtnfton,
which
are
en
gaged
lb
such
regional
projects.
Aus
tralia
h
the
other
hand,
haa
planned
!ts
new'
capital
from
the
beginning.
Canberra
being
baUlt
on
garden
city
V.ne
from
virgin
territory
Man
in
the
Moon
IT'S
easier
to
desert
a
friend
.iy
back
the
loans.
than
A
VBOCTABI.E
diet
may
be
healthy
tut
It
la
not
cheap
In
Prince
Rupert.
ONLY
the
dead
are
allowed
to
reel
md
even
they
are
skid
to
turn
In
their
iravw
occasionally.
A
SINNER
caught.
Is
often
a
anlnt
who
waa
A
PAT
man
it
all
right
If
his
puree
s
not
too
lean.
THE
elevator
la
not
always
the
right
vay
to
aucceas
There
have
been
peo-ile
who
had
to
climb
the
stairs
labor-oualy.
often
slipping
back
a
few
step
y
the
way.
BANK
ceount
Teller
"Sorry
madam.
Is
already
quite
a
bit
trawn."
Lady
"Well
""ht
to
rlo
your
suppose
It
Is?
Haven't
I
what
I
please
with
my
Rabyis
Colds
la
fcl
''Ninne-H
'Nipped
in
infill
Uiebud"
rnirl
without
"dosinE"
by
rubbing
over
throat
and
chest
VICKS
VapoRub
,i:i.(ti,m,iiiad!iamin
;wn
accounts?"
true
elfish
i
ou
tell
about
J
me
a
vice.
rt
are
a
virtu
until
them.
Then
they
be-
OIMKaTTTE
I
a
name
given
to
the
oung
lady
who
haa
not
an
overabun-'ance
of
brains
but
who
has
wtantng
ays
and
expects
the
undivided
at-.ntlon
of
everyone
in
the
house.
When
bis
young
lady
I
rude.
It
la
spoken
o:
i
an
oddity
of
her.
YAITS
15
YEARS
TO
EAT
FRIED
ONIONS
"After
U
yean
I
et
anything
I
want
even
fried
on
tons.
Adletika
nded
gaa
and
sourness,
and
I
enjoy
ife
now."
Mr.
L
Bran
ton.
Just
ONI
spoonful
Adlerika
relieve
?aa
and
that
bloated
feeling
so
that
you
can
et
and
sleep
well.
Act
on
'.OTH
upper
and
tower
bowel
and
re-novo
old
waste
matter
you
never
nought
wag
there.
No
matter
whet
ou
hav'
tried
fee
yww
stomach
and
bowels.
Adlerlkft
will
aurprt
you.
Ormes
Limited
Druggists.
NOTICE.
There
will
be
offered
tor
sale
at
Public
Auction
at
the
Provtnolal
Oovertunent
Court
House.
Prince
Rupert,
BjO.,
on
Monday.
Januy-S0th,
1W,
at
a
o'oloek
in
the
afternoon,
the
following
lota:
Lot
14.
Block
34.
Section
I.
Lot
7,
Block
40.
Taction
7.
Lot
IS.
Block
IS,
kV-Mo-,
3.
all
In
the
City
of
Priii.'i
Rupert,
B.C.
Terms:
Cash
in
full
at
tl.
.
-
of
Sal,
or
one
-quarter
cavh
and
the
balanoe
In
three
equal
annual
Instalments
with
interest
-on
the
deferred
payment
at
the
rate
of
8
per
annum,
the
Crown
Orant
i
ree
to
be
aio.ou
additional.
Plana
showing
the
lot
offered
for
sale
may
be
seen
at
the
office
of
the
Oovern-hent
Agent.
Prince
Rupert.
B
O.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Government
Azent.,
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
JanuarylSth,
IMS.
38
I
LAND
ACT
MITICi;
nV
INTF.XTION
TO
APPLY
TO
IH
Itl
llAXr:
I.ANO
TAKB
KOTICE
that
J.
H.
Todd
Ac'seYI
of
Victoria.
B.C.,
occupation
salmon
canners.
Intend
to
apply
tor
permission
to
purchatt
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
the
north
wee
t
corner
of
Lot
21,
Rang.
5,
CD.;
thenoe
33
chains
east:
thence
30
chains
north,
more
or
leas,
to
high
water
mark:
thenoe
southerly
along
high
water
murk
to
the
point
of
commence,
ment,
and
containing
40
acre,
more
or
lea
J.
II.
TODD
St
BONA,
LTD.
Applicant.
Dated
December
12th,
1837.
s
'4h
I-
Thursday,
TWO
valuable
HPofef
Hands"
in
each
25c.
package
tti0
past
year
has
examined
no
les.
than
18
proposed
new
towrultes:
Winni
Sturdy
cardboard
package
keeps
Turret
Cigarettes
in
perfect
condition
They
are
never
crushed
HOSIERY
:
SALE
REAL
HOSIERY
IrAROAINS
That
cannot
be
equalled
in
Canada
Harvey
Make
A
pure
Thread
Silk
Stockinir.
Kauite.
made
on
a
apring
needle
machine.
Double
and
toea
mock
faahloned.
Thin
ia
wonderful
value
in
shadea
of
Roe,
Taupe,
Platinum,
Illusion,
Ki
i
vard,
Champajrne,
Alluminum,
Black.
White
Ci
00
Ter
pair
A
Special
Clearini;
Line
Silk
to
the
top,
a
hj1ch':
ing
Hose,
mock
fashioned.
Double
unlex,
hceU
and
shadea
of
Flesh,
Oak.
Duff,
Pearh,
Grain,
Sand,
fln
(.'hampaigne,
Black,
per
pair
20
Dozen
Pairs
of
Silk
HoMe
Mot
k
fashion.
-i
soles,
heela
and
toes.
In
shadea
of
Flh,
Oak,
Hun
Grain,
Sand
.Champagne,
Black.
ouu
OCp
Per
pair
Fraser
&
Payne
'The
Universal
Tradlnjj.
Co.
JANUARY
Clearance
SALE
Special
Bargain
Tables
25c
50c
95c
Phone
9
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AT
COST
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Ilnrjrnlns
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all
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3rd
Ave.
and
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Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
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Coast
Services
Sailingsjf
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Prince
Rupert
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Juneau
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Hlvtr,
and
Vancouver
artry
Saturday,
II
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines,
full
Information
'ron--
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C.
OHCIIAKIl,
fleneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prlnre
Rupert,
B.C.
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