.i;iruiar
11,
.rsc&
uatl7
mm
WATER
NOTICE
J
RESOLUTION
OlVERHlrfN'
AM)
VHK
.,
ndtIC
that
Robert
M
,!,
address
is
mo
owi
nr.
cm
ver.
B.C..
wiu
sppiy
iir
s
V
tuke
and
ue
30,000
gallons
OF
PROTEST
'
.
(
v
,,(
wster
out
ol
small
tfwk,
,(ll
which
now
ouwiiv
anil
,,,,
Huston
Inlet,
Q.Q.
IaltfMls
,
1.(1(111
J-rt
wwy
r"
"2,"'
Ukrnliilafls
Meet
nnd
Pa
he.
id
OI
Iiusvon
iuivv.
nil
Heso-lutlon
Rejjard
to
Alleged
Out-raKe
'r
",
.mt
bot
200
feet
frem
ebore
11
'
.....
tHwtl
ih
twentv-foiir
urn
of
Poles
'
i
,,,r
mrjufltrlal
purpose
upon
ine
.levriW
an
applied
for
to
lease
!i,-iid
'
Huston
Inlet,
Moiw.by
noMr
was
ported
on
the
ground
,
...
:,t
day
of
December.
WW.
A
'
,
.'f
;hi
notice
and
Ml
application
.'
,
mi
,m
thereto
and
to
the
"Water
Act."
U
J
win
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
UK
"
Kworder
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.O.
(ii',,,'!,.!
to
the
application
may
be
t
:"
,ne
Mid
Water
Recorder
or
':!!
;
comptroller
of
Water
nights,
i-'.r
u-iieiit
Building,
Victoria,
B.C..
,!
unrty
day
after
the
fint
ap-'
.
r
thi
notice
In
a
local
rtewa-!.,,,'.
s
!,o
date
of
the
flrat
publication
!.''l),..iiil'r
"
33,
1927.
1
BOBERT
M.
CURRIE.
Applicant.
NOTICE
prune
NOTICE
la
hereby
given
to
ors
of
the
Municipality
of
the
,
.
iTince
Rupert
that
I
require
!..e
of
the
said
electoca
at
City
i;;,i'.,t,
(,
Ninth
day
of
January.
IW8.
,'
iv,
u
dork
noon,
for
the
purpose
.
'
:
c
persona
to
represent
them
,
M
iv
iwi
Aldermen,
or
School
Trus-
;
,
c
of
nomination
of
candl-
:
ie
as
follow
:
:
,'iidaiea
shall
be
nominated
i
lie
writing
ihall
be
sub-:,.rt
,.
'wo
electors
of
the
munlclpal-.
.
,.,,t.er
and
seconder,
and
shall
.
tfi'-r
rt
to
the
Returning
Officer
at
r,
between
the
date
of
the
no-,
,
-Mi
'
Hi)
P
M.
of
the
day
of
nomtn-).
aid
writing
may
be
In
the
.inhered
3
in
the
Schedule
oi
M
.:.
i
,pol
Election
Act."
and
ahall
name,
raaldence.
and
occu-:
inscription
f
each
person
pro-
-nK
minur
u
miittl-imni
!
.
:v
lucli
candidate:
and
In
th.'
..
i'
H
being
nr-naaaary
rach
poll
'
-Miied
on
the
Twelfth
day
of
i28.
at
City
Hall,
of
which
.
,
i.
s,,:i
is
hereby
required
to
take
.n.rt
govern
himself
accordingly
(,,-.:
under
my
hand
at
City
Rail
"i.-
iiny
or
uecemoor,
e.
r.
ji
Returning
Officer
LAND
ACT.
XOTH'E
OF
INTENTION
TO
TO
LEASE
MSII
AITI.V
l:.
P'n-f
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dla-i'.ii
Mtuate
on
the
aouthweat
cor-m
icnamed
hay
on
the
eouttn
.:
!
?i
rt
Chanal,
Oraham
Uland
i
(
Imrlnttr
Inland,
in
the
Province
!V
r
lumbla.
;
kk
notice
that
Arthur
Robertaon
BC
occonatton
a
lumber-
tio1
to
anplT
for
a
laaae
of
!n
ilerfbd
laada
'
-:nst
fit
a
peat
p
lint
J
about
'
'ni
l
westerly
from
the
mouth
of
id
creek
flowtaf
Into
an
un-.
-i
i:,v
on
the
aouth
bank
of
Port
(imhiro
ItJand,
Qoean
Charlotte
i
Pro-ince
of
Briilah
Columbia;
4
rhciiu
outhcrly:
thence
10
ateriy:
tbonee
4
chain
nor-
-hr
fhorellne:
then
of
fnllowlne
'
i-'
to
point
of
commenc.
-rtair.lcs
S
acres.
s-.orc
or
'Si(nd
A.
ROMftTBON,
Applicant.
r
)
,?
(Vtr,hr
t.
19tT.
soi
k
LAND
ACT
"I
INTgJiTlOV
TO
tPri.wJ
TO
LWHF,
I.IMI
i
i'.i":
I
.n
4
District.
Land
Rewrd-:'
v'-
'
ol
TWegraph
Crack,
and
'
ir
northwest
end
of
Olady
.;,
40
orti
I,
northaaat
of
the
'
:
A'
iln
m
about
IMdec.
10'
wev.
-
.:
.(1
about
Mdag.
W'
north
rAKt
notice
that
I.
Jotrn
Alfred
B(
iYW'
:
aiadra
Lake,
near
Atlin.
1
"potion
Trapptr.
tatatid
to
apply
'-'
of
th
niiowtng
daecrlbed
'
.niMrncing
at
nit
ptanud
i
at
the
--I
end
of
dladya
Lake,
about
i
:-ct
north
of
th
mouth
of
Flah
;
1
Hun.
ihrnoe
one
aU
wwt;
thance
iii.ir
uuth:
thaae
one
mile
at:
'i;r
mile
north,
and
containing
'
more
or
laaa
I
'
JOHN
ALPTUfi
LEMJKUX
Applicant.
I)..',1
IVrember
9,
1W7
UNI)
ACT
OTH'E
(ir
INTKNTHW
TO
APIXt
Ttl
i.i:im;
XMXt
i
"
ht
Quean
CharletM
laland.
Ora-;""
lsnd
Land
JMeeMUkj
DHtrict
of
lr
!
Rupert,
and
iftuaT
on
th
wat
I
'
"'
Rennell
Harbor
at
the
Haad
ot
m-ii
sound.
Queen
Charlotte
laland.
1
v.i,
re
of
British
UofuSbla.
i
ake
NOTICE
that
British
Columbia
I
''
&
Packing
OeaapaiM
Uaaltad
af
nuoiiver.
B.C.,
occupatfon
fcalaMM
Can;
intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
ii'Uowing
described
land
.
'
nimenclng
at
a
PosfpUntad
on
th
-iiore
of
a
creak
called
Tafln
River
chaina
wet;
thane
twentyme
v.-
ninth;
thenoe
4
chains
east;
''
following
contour
of
rhore
line
11
c
r
in
commenoemant.
ana
oon-
"
l
acra.
more
or
Ma.
PISHIRQ
PACKINO
CO
LTD
ADHloant.
M
U.
BnglUh,
Agent
rmn
ortobar
aV
1M7.
LAND
ACT
V,I"'i:
OF
INTENTION
TO
.tbPLV
TO
i-i
itriitM:
uisn
in
Ranis
a
Land
Reocrdtng
OlatrMt
of
Rupart.
and
situate
at
th
n-.
y
end
of
Telegraph
Pasaage.
8k
tens
,
i
ake
NOTICE
that
J.
H.
Todd
ft
Bond
'
victoria.
B.C.,
occupation
aalmon
can-"
intend
to
apply
for
prmlkn
to
i"'rchaae
th
following
daverlbed
land:
'
ommenelng
at
a
pott
planted
at
the
;
,"r
iiwest
corner
of
Lot
II.
Rang
,
1
)
thenoe
Ss
chain
at;
thence
M
"
north,
more
or
lata,
to
high
witter
theno
aouthtfty
along
high
ier
mark
yo
tht
pc4at
ot
cormnee-;it.
and
conuiniifg
so
wtm,
mow
ot
J.
II.
TODD
it
SiON8,LTD.
AppllCVfff.
td
December
lath.
1987.
"'OVEHNMENT
LK)U0It
ACT'
NOTH-i;
OF
Ai-i'i-irATlliS-
Nift
iifcER
l.ltKNt'K
,nJCT'
w
"BREBY
OITBN
that
on
h.dy
of
bruar
neit
the
under-.C'wmiU
to
apply
to
the
liquor
i,80"1?
.,or
alloano
in
raalnjct
k
,
,lirrmta"
'
b,n
Prt
o'
(he
buiTaini
,,
M
CteBunrclai
Hottl"
Mtuata
at
J
'
c,ornf
of
Plrit
Avenue
arid
glgtith
c'7
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
the
'
ni
dn
Kf
ol
P1,1'"
Oolumwa,
upon
th
described
a
LoU
Thirteen
(18)
,
JI.,,teen
u.i-
Dlk
H
i
i
R.n'ls
rtlon
DUtrlct,
in
the
Pro-'
'
"
",nrald,
for
the
ale
of
beer
by
ur
y
the
open
bottle
for
xf
TV,'1""
""
lhe
Premlae.
,,
,
,rKn
Prince
Rupert
B.C.,
this
"y
"f
Jmiiiary,
A
n.
1938.
I
OA
B
M"?
Applicant.
We.
the
worker
of
Ukrainian
descent
of
PVinoe
Rupert
and
district
having
met
on
the
8th
of
January;
1924,
at
a
man
meeting
numbering
14
persons,
da
post,
lively
and
categorically
protest
against
the
new
outrage
eomraltted
by
Polish1
authorities
upon
th
worker
and
pea
ants
In
BtaterW
Oallel,
otrrun
and!
occupied
by
force
of
Polish
nobility
and
ceded
to
their
prey
by
the
allied
Council
of
Ambassador.
At
the
end
of
August
and
In
tbi
first
day
of
September
of
1947
disastrous
floods
of
catastrophic
dlmeoMotia
visited
that
unfortunate
Ukrainian
territory,
inundating
hundred
of
town
atod
vll-
iuse
or
tower
CarpatHta
(in
Eastern
Oallclai.
A
large
number
of
town
and
villages
were
entirely
destroyed,
several
hundred
person
perished
in
the
dlsas-ter,
snd
tens
of
thousands
were
left
homeless
and
utterly
destitute
facing
horrible
death
from
'
starvation
and
ap-proachinK
cold.
In
order
to
assist
the
flood
victims
a
central
WortoM
and
Peasant
Relief
Committee
for
Flood
Victim
was
or.
Kanlaed
In
Lemberg
(Oallclai.
An
ap-al
was
Issuer!
by
tuts
committee
ask-ing
for
relief.
In
response
to
this
ap
peal
funds
were
raised
in
Ukraine,
United
State
jkt.fl
Cunada
and
for-ardd
to
the
committee
which
In
turn
distributed
them
among
flood
vlcttoM
throurh
its
district
and
local
eommlt-tes
organized
In
towns
and.vlllaga
of
the
stricken
area.
The
activities
and
growing
Influence"
of
the
Central
Worker
and
Peasant
Relief
Committee
for
flood
victim
were
not
to
the
liking
of
the
Polish
author
l
ties
and
detrimental
to
their
policy
ol
oppression
of
Ukrainian
wot
ken
and
peaunu
and
e
termination
of
their
or-xtnlamtlons.
Therefore
they
have
derided
to
suppress
the
relief
work
of
thai
committee.
At
the
end
of
November
Lemberg
police
dissolved
th
committee
and
arrested
all
of
It
member,
demanding
that
money
left
for
diatrlbu-aon
among
flood
victims
be
turned
over
'o
the
government
relief
ageneiea.
Naturally
the
committee
refuted
to
do
that
is
it
would
be
contrary
to
the
wish
of
tboae
contributing
to
th
relief
fund
ind
far
this
reason
three
exacutlv
members
of
Um
oommlttee
at
stlD
held
in
prison.
In
view
of
this
we
do
aarea
our
mast
emphatic
protest
against
this
out-isb
nl
tiint
h
mlesse
f
the
imprisoned
mem
ben
of
the
Central
Workers
and
Peasants
Reiiaf
Committee
for
Flood
Victim
arm
giving?
tWa
eoaaaalt-tee
free
and
unrestricted
rk)fci
aM
op"
portunlty
of
Oattrlbutttig
the
rMW
anei
sMlstiug
the
flood
vtctlaa
fea
fcooonf-'
snce
with
th
wish
of
Ubs
tMt
are
ending
their
donations
to
this
committee.
We
demand
that
the
Interference
ot
the
Fol!h
authorities
with
this
purely
humanitarian
work
of
the
Centres'
Workers
and
Peasants
Relief
Committee
tor
Flocl
Victims
cease
We
appeal
to
the
Canadian
government
in
Otisws
to
raise
Its
vole
In
defence
of
th
oppressed
Ukrainian
worker
and
peasants
of
Eastern
Oaltcla.
We
appeal
to
all
freedom
loving
Canadian
citlyeni
to
Join
us
In
this
pn
test
J.
ZABODrlT.
Bcoatary
of
the
meeting.
O.
OAMULA.
Chairman
of
the
meeting,
MAVOROFTORONTt)
heldon
too
long
I
Toronto
Qlobel
Thomas
Poster
outstayed
his
welcome
as
Mayor
of
Toronto.
Hi
record,
on
the
who),
ex
good.
His
adattnattratlan
was
honest
and
clean.
But
be
lacked
fiweivtsnuiity:
lacked
initiative:
UMMd
viilon
Tn
ellsrea.'
wrajL
Jap
to
have
him
o
on.
year
after
year.
hanging
on
to
the
highest
Office
in
th
municipality
and
holding
younger
ant
pbler
men
back.
Mr.
Foster
ha
not
the
colorful
personality,
th
warm
humnn
sympathy,
or
the
tireless
energy
and
enthusiasm
of
T.
L
Church.
If
does
not
posses
the
qualities
neMaaary
to
cecoBM
s
perpetual
mayor.
Three
years
wire
enough
perhaps
too
mucH.
And
so
the
voters
ol
Taronto.
in
a
riHn.fatiosiv
small
noil
aad
wtth
vl-
darrt
lack
of
real
Interest,
have
elected
Sam
J.
McBrlde
CANADIAN
FARMERS
TO
FLY
OVER
LONDON
LONDON.
Jan.
11.
A
unlqvie
tight-strirm
wntr
has
ben
arranged
for
the
life
Canadian
farmers
Who
are
on
their
way
to
Bngtend
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways'
Farmers
Marketing
party.
In
addition
to
seeing
London
a
th
average
man
ere
It
obtaining
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Of
INTENTION
TO
Ari'LV
T
4
LEASE
UNI
CWNoWth.t
Itobett
JI.
WrMj.
the
following
described
'ahcla:-
at
a
poaplanted
oommenelng
a.
t
t
r"Z"
It
-
.
.
-
l
rtnn
raaK
wra
SS
VTXn
cMZ
head
of
W
acres,
rnnre
-
--
f;WftftI,
Afplloani
vorta'
A
Man
is
never
So
Far
Lost
but
Love
Can
Redeem
Hint
.U9
J
nt-W
K
i
It
WW
a
of
the
Impei
Ul
Airways
united.
CONDITION
OF
NELSON
IS
AN
ENVIABLE
ONE
Prliier
ftiiprrt
l"niile
Will
lie
lnteretrl
,
,
to
Coiiiwrr
Mllh
WHitt
Is
llelnx
Hone
i;ii.ethere
NELSON.
Jan.
11.
Msyor
J.
A.
Me-Donald
Issues
the
followlnf
atatestMnt
Irt
retard
to
civic
affatra:
Nelson
has
bad
the
meet
successful
year
In
IU
history.
Taxes
have
been
aubstaaUally
reduced,
owing
to
the
expanding
revenue
from
th
city
r"-Ml
utilitfe,
aim!
to
the
r.m.im
payment
required
tor
the
suiting
fund
various
debenture
U-
CANADIAN
UfflJ
6
n
V
Joe,
a
grey
-haired
and
absolutely
broken
tntm,
eivod
before
me.
Contents
for
February
THE
SUPREME
TEST'
OF
A
MAN'S
fcEVOTION
THE
CONFIRMED
BACHELOR
DOSSNT
EXIST
THE
SALVATION
OF
A
BANK
BURGLAR
THE
MAN
L
MIGHT
HAVE
MARRIED
A
SPURNEtf
WOMAN'S
REVENGE
FOR
LOVE
OF
A
WOMAN
MY
ROMANTIC
MADNESS
WHEN
THE
PAST
CALLS
CAPTAIN
OF
HER
SOUL
MY
LITTLE
PARTNER
ORPHAN
6F
BATTLiJ
WHEN
SOCIETY
SINS
THE
BEAT
IN
MEN
FORGOTTEN
VOWS
Jl1
1
itructur
on
the
oft
Wfwrltut--
oft
!
i
for
Jt
I
JoPtae
.treat.
M4HVK
tj.V
k
P
Mor
building.
snri&YJhMMtWlT
buHdlns.
ha
been
dee
In
Nelaon
tht
saaaoTi
than
any
ftnf
within
recollection,
and
the
handsome
new
stnaeture
U
the
bushaaaa
section
have
changed
the
spprorano
of
th
city.
Nelson
chance
of
winning
through
depends
on
the
spirit
and
energy
:u
citlaena.
t
srooM
urge
the
ortlaen
to
aup-
I
'
tx.
incoming
eaaiBiUi
in
every
ipicgrtsalv
movt.
sud
Uit
a
far-
EDITION
sy
vlaw
from
UM
under-
nm
are
ntlna
Th
cltv
s
Dowrr
ltt)td
vhn
Of
th
aropoaaia
far
a
round
and
a
normal
view
train
th
tup
j
p,,nt
,t
BOnntnston
will
b
owned
frr
i
nw
ptnm
untt.
tile
junior
High-school.
of
the
buthe
visitors
will
aae
Km-,
c
,.
oomlni.
v,.
don
a
th
birds
sec
it.
from
the
cabin
to
beat
ttsAnela'l
position
of
any
town
of
on
of
the
most
up-io-asi
air
liner
tn
rjrltlah
Oolumbls
Street
Improvementa,
consisting
of
concrete
pavement
in
the
bulk
of
the
bustnea
section.
lth
Hater
renewal
ot
feeker
Street,
havr
bee.i
insue
to
ah
approximate
coat
of
aioo.000
noua
nous
has
nas
been
been
filled
tinea
tttWUI"?
ai
tu
now.,suitie
JOE
was
Ma
jolly
good,
fellow""
one
6
the
boys
A
"regular
giiy."
And
he
Wa
ibfld,
too,
of
the
good
fellowship
which
"a
little
snort"
now
and
then
stimulated.
When
Joe
ttiilrried'
lie
Was
a
very
successful
Realtor,
his
opinion
sought
after
by
those
engaged
in
"big
busiriess."
MarkJh
knew
that
he
was
not
an
advocate
of
the
White-Ribbon
League
when
she
married
him
but
she
had
never
seen
him
under
the
influence
of
the
"Gup
of
Bacchus."
Her
disillusionment
cdme
three
months
after
their
marriage.
Joe
disappeared
for
three
days
and
returned
home
a
penitent
full
of
the
age-old
conventional
vbWs
of
"never
again"!
And
everything
was
lovely
until
the
next
time!
But
that
"next
time"
lasted
a
month
and
Joe
found
himself
out
of
a
job!
For
a
full
year
thereafter,
"The
water-wagon"
was
Joe's
constant
friend,
during
which
time
he
became
a
proud
Daddy.
But
such
art
important
event
in
any
red-blooded
man's
career,
he
argued,
demanded
a
celebration.
And
being
"a
jolly
good
MoW,"
h
celebration
developed
into
A
permanent
orgy
o!
drinking.
For
five
years
after
that
it
was
a
case
of
"On
again,
off
again"
the
water
Wagon
fife'd
from
this
job,
starting
afresh
with
that,
riioVitig
here
and
there
until
....
one
day
Marion
took
the
reins
in
her
own
hands
....
and
the
sparks
began
to
fly!
vs
f
t
What
did
Marion
do?
You'd
be
surprised
Did
she
preach
temperance?
She
did
not!
Did
she
leave
him
flat?
Wrong
again!
She
simply
......
butriyou
must
read
this
absorbingly
interesting
story
from
life
yourself
in
order
to
appreciate
What
a
courageous
Woman
really
cart
do.
It
is
entitled
"ONE
COURAGEOUS
WOMAN"
arid
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It
vlop-Ing
Into
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dlaaa
has
tot
sojrt
time
beatt
the
special
study
of
Dr.
Margaret
Lowtfifeia.
wlto
speeianaes
tn
medical
research
along
this
line,
and
recently
of
i
Sir
oeorge
Newntaa.
M.D
,
chief
medical
offlrer
to
the
ministry
of
health
and
board
Of
education,
reported
to
th
gov-rnment
on
the
subject
end
urged
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young
people
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Margaret
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attm
time
ago
stated
that
"SCM.eeO
chiMren
In
this
country
are
affected
by
rheumatism
in
one
or
other
of
IU
ferns:
,
and
some
50
per
cent
of
these
,-.;o,i
heart
disease."
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Lowenfeld
said
further:
"Much
ot
this
la
curable
If
taken
at
an
early
state
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It
wae
In
connection
with
her
research
work
that
sir
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Newman
made
his
report
BRITISH
filRL
TYPIST
BECOMES
OPERA
STAR
t;le
lloardman
Makes
ProfeMkinal
De-bat
til
ManrfirMer
a
"farmeil"
MANCHESTER.
Jan.
11
A
Manchester
girl
typist.
Mats
Slate
Doardman,
haa
become
an
opeH
"star."
ttecently
Btr
ThomM
Beecham,
con
ductor,
ooenatoer,
and
operata)
lmtea-asrk).
eoBdUctadf
a
perfarmaace
oi
'Carmen"
In
aid
of
some
Manctievtst
charttlee.
Tht
week
of
opera
la
an
annual
affair
orgajueet
by
Arthur
Lo
mas,
the
eqadAUtW
oi
the
Beeohaaa
Chorus,
aaat
before
going
north
It
occurred
to
air
Ttaam
to
ring
up
Mf.
Lome
to
learn
vho
was
to
sustain
the
character
ef
OanAea.
Ttte
rertlV
oet
the
nhnne
was
."Miss
tfllala
Qaardatan."
And
who
may
aba
be.
asaao
air
t
mam
as.
--une
ot
my
cnortia,
a
typist
aifd
a
very
fine
Carmcnr
rd-plleo!
iit.
tomss.
Uneaay
(n
hat
own
mind
t
to
the
aWl-ity
of
the
yenng
tadt
to
play
tbla
difficult
part,
6lr
Thomaa
went
to
Mart-chaster
to
find
ovtt
for
himself.
AnVl
having
heard
her,
he
declared
that
ah
waa
ane
of
the
best
Carmena
Ite
had
heard
far
i
Very
tong
tfm.
J.
Da
hi
litftft
laai
enlfig
on
tile
Oamoaun
lr
Vaaeouver.