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Thursday,
Feb.
16,
1926
ELECTION
MUST
BE
IMMINENT
Evidently
an
election
is
coming
on
soon
for
our
old
jrrey-bearded
friend
the
"Oriental
Question"
is
with
us
again.
It
can
be
counted
on
as
sure
as
death
and
taxes
that
just
before
an
election
this
old
ghost
will
'be
raised.
Sometimes
it
is
resurrected
by
one
party
and
sometimes
by
another,
but
always
just
before
an
election.
Each
is
aware
that
the
local
Legislature
has
absolutely
no
jurisdiction
and
all
it'ean
do
in
make
recommendations.
But
that
makes
no
difference.
The
Orientals
have
no
votes,
they
save
money,
and
it
is
claimed
they
undercut
wages
and
undersell
white
merchants.
Tht
result
is
that
any
move
against
them
is
popular.
While
mi
one
wants
to
see
the
country
taken
possession
of
by
Orientals
it
must
lie
remembered
that
even
Orientals
have
human
rights.
These
people
b
have
admitted
must
be'
given
a
chance
to
earn
a
living
and
the
immigration,
as
was
shown
by
figures
published
recent'y
has
been
practically
stopped.
l'rince
Uup.
n
hope
to
do
business
with
China
and
Japan
and
cannot
atiord
to
lal.c
..ny
stand
that
will
prejudice
us
in
the
eyes
ot
the
Japanese
am!
Chinese.
A
c6mpany
has
recently
been
formed
to
trade
with
the
Orient
Because
of
that,
if
for
no
other
reason,
we
mu.'t
treat
tln-ni
as
neighbors
and
friends.
There
is
no
other
way
of
expecting
to
do
business
with
them.
They
buy
wheat,
lum
ber.
Iok
and
many
products
of
this
country
and
we
buy
a
good
many
Oriental
products
-uch
as
rice,
tea,
silk
and
manufactured
goods
'ihis
business
should,
be
encouraged
and
ii
cannot
be
encouraged
by
everlastingly
talking
about
them
as
a
menace
when
everybody
knows
they
an
nothing
of
the
sort.
They
are
carrying
out
their
end
,ol
the
(Jentleniati's
Agreement
and
we
should
do
ours
without
eter
nally
prodding
them
and
trying
to
make
election
capital.
OLD
SCHOOL
LIBERAL
OONE
With
the
passing
of
the
Earl
of
Oxford
and
Asquith,
the
most
prominent
of
the
old
time
Liberals
has
gone
and
there
is
none
to
take
his
pi
see.
Old
Country
Liberalism
is
moving
forward
and
Asquith
has
been
rather
out
of
place
in
the
party
for
a
long
time
past.
That
is
why
he
did
not
work
well
withLloyd
(Jeorge.
He
had
no
policy
for
the
future
and
all
he
did
as
a
leader
latterly
was
to
hold
on
to
the
position.
He
was
really
Conservative
in
his
political
views
and
with
his
passing
probably
a
number
of
men
of
his
type
in
the
party
will
shift
their
allegiance
to
the
other
side.
That
is
where
they
should
be.
English
Liberalism
is
passing
through
a
crisis.
It
has
tried
to
include
in
its
ranks
men
of
the
Asquith
Ik-,
of
the
Lloyd
Ceorge
type
and
the
more
advanced
Labor
men,
which
was
an
impossibility.
Oil
and
water
will
not
mix.
If
a
Liberal
party
is
not
Liberal
it
has
no
justification
for
its
existence.:
It
should
drop
out
of
the
political
field
and
gfve
place
to
the
tabor
party.
11
is
all
a
matter
of
name.
Just
now,
leaders
of
the
party
re
giving
serious
thought
to
the
position
they
occupy.
The
probability
is
that
they
will
form
a
coalition
with
the
Labor
groups
and
be
absorbed
by
them
or
they
will
rvake
their
policy
so
radical
that
they
will
be
able
to
induce
Labor
to
go
with
them.
It
is
an
interesting
study
in
politics
and
we,
thousands
of
miles
away,
can
look
at
It
dispassionately
as
spectators
and
discuss
it
without
being
accused
of
party
bias
or
playing
politics.
The
next
year
should
make
the
Liberals
there
show
their
hands
more
plainly
than
they
are
doing
today.
Tne
difficulty
today
is
that
they
are
.
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:
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in
i
nunuui
virus
lenuerH.
i.ifiya
vieorge
is
getting
oia
ana
mere
seems
to
be
no
one
to
take
his
place.
r
energy
asset
vitality
by
dotraMwg
"The
goodness
oS
prime
bcc"
88
IS
FINE
CAR
Many
jo
in
see
it
at
Parker
(Jar-n;:e,
Admire
Lines
and
Note
Improvements
Quite
a
stir
was
caused
In
auto-
motive
circle
yesterday
by
the
arrival
I
or
the
rrw
FqrjIjtOaf
iJWB(tt
eurjtf
ff
view
today
lr.
'
Stan
liwl4
-faragelJEJ
J
i.:e
lus
been
quite
a
pilgrimage
to
that
place
or
those
who
worship
at
the
shrine
ol
beauty
and
speed.
Man;
ronipl.memai'
remarks
were
heard
and
the
probability
Is
that
the
car
will
prove
very
popular
here.
Acked
as
to
delivery
ot
the
ears,
Mr
Parker
said
he
had
three
car
loads
on
the
way
but
could
not
guarantee
exact
ly
when
they
would
be
here.
U
would
be
soon,
however.
The
features
ot
the
new
car
are:
pleasing
appesranos,
great
power,
high
Jjcav
nextUlity.
readability,
unusual
getaway,
economical
operation
ana
rug-
;
:d.
simplified
construction.
Design
:
and
construction
hitherto
peculiar
to
high-priced
machines
are.
incorporated
lii
the
new
product.
i
The
11
:
cs
of
the
new
Ford
are
dls-
lnctlve.
The
wheel
base
la
103
'j
In-
I
!'.-s.
and
the
lower
suspension
and
J
'cjpl;
-crowned.
tO'acefully
contoured
e
-piece
renders
are
pleasing
to
the
;?
tnd
suggest
speed
a.i'J
(.t.ibility
.-die-
are
ct
.-.ll-stcel
conf.ru.:
Lion
and
a
new
type
or
oae-piece.
steel
p.ke
wheel
employing
a
drop-ccr.tro
tiri
and
-llmlnatlng
the
old-fashioned
rim
and
:1m
clamps
is
employed.
A
selcct.ve
-.lidlnp
gear
transmission
lb
tused
with
a
multiple
dry-disc
clu'eh.
and
the
;
tear
axle
1
ol
the
three-quai
u-r
floating
type
with
spiral
bevel
gears
per-;
manently
adjusted
and
noiseless.
Pi
'11
torque
tube
drive
which
relieves
spr'.ns
r
rll
driving
strain
Is
featured,
and
four-wheel,
mechanically
actuated,
in
ternal
expanding
brakes
heve
i:ee::
In
corporated
In
the
new
product.
Throughout
the
design
of
the
car
ease
.i:iq
quietness
of
operation,
great
:trength
and
accessibility
of
all
parts
liave
been
kept
in
mind.
i
The
purpose
back
of
the
new
car
Is
i
prc7lde
a
small
car
which
will
in-
;
'.'porcte
all
light
car
advantages
with
he
features
ct
comfort,
speed
and
afety
heretofore
peculiar
to
heavy
and
xpenstve
machines.
This
has
been
accomplished
In
the
new
Stcdel
"A"
;
Ford.
The
four-cylinder
power
plant
!
if
the
new
Ford
develops
40
horse
;
ower
at
3900
revolutions.
This
is!
Tactically
double
the
power
of
its
predecessor,
but
this
gerat
Increase
In
power
has
been
effected
without
sacrifice
of
economy
and
It
la
claimed
torn
the
new
car
will
afford
thirty
r
ir.
?
,
;:Ues
vo
the
gallon
gasoline.
This
re-
.
jurkahle
lncreas
in
power
Is
effected
'trough
vxe
of
a
larger
cylinder
bom.
;
static
and
dynamic
balacing
ot
fly-heel
and
crankshaft,
and
by
the
use
light
reciprocating
parts.
The
ew
motor
la
practically
vlbratlonleas
owing
I
to
the
careful
balancing
of
these
parts.
The
Model
"A"
motor
Incorporates
-a
umber
o!
unusual
features
of
design
vblch
have
been
born
of
year?
ot
experiment,
Moct
of
these
festurcs
make
for
long
life
simplified
service
and
more
economical
maintenance.
Lubrication
Is
a
combination
of
pump
and
plash
systems
and
cooling
combines
-Vrmo-syphon
and
pump
circulation
-.(
water.
The
water
pump
la
so
'eilgned
that
it
comes
into
use
only
hen
the
motor
is
turning
at
a
fair
rate
of
speed,
and
overcoollng
at
low
speeds
or
m
cold
weather
Is
thus
avoided.
The
motor
itself
la
eaaentl-illy
a
low-speed
motor,
developing
its
jiaKlmum
,
power
at
2200
r.pjn.
This
consistent
with
established
Ford
practice
which
always
has
aimed
at
ecurtng
a
minimum
amount
of
piston
ravel
per
mile
or
road
travel,
wttb
a
resultant
minimum
of
strain
and
wear
on
moving
parts
The
new
car
Is
completely
equipped
with
five
steel
spoke
wheels,
improved
method
of
chassis
snd
motor
lubrica
tion,
four
hydraulic
shock
absorbers.
speedometer.
windshield
wiper.
-
near
new
mirror,
remote
door-latch
con
trols'.
There-
are,
au
bod
-
atpleY
Tudor,
Fordor,
Coupe,
Sport
Coupe,
Phaeton
and
Sport
Roadster.
Bach
style
will
be
available
In
an
extensive
range
of
optional
color
combinations.
Unusual
performance
unprecedented
n
the
ltght
car
field
Is
claimed
for
the
new
Ford
Model
"A".
It
will
attain
a
speed
in
excess
of
60
miles
per
hour
and
may
be
held
at
that
speed
for
long
periods
without
discomfort
to
passenger
or
Injury
to
the
mechanism.
It
accelerates
at
a
terrtfts
pace
and
cems
literally
to
leap
away
when
the
-luteh
is
engaged.
It
has
been
driven
at
more
than
40
miles
per
hour
In
Intermediate
gear
It
manoeuvres
with
rtat
ease,
negotiates
the
roughest
reads
at
speed
without
undue
body
.notion,
holds
on
a
sharp
unbanksd
curve
at
48
miles
per
hour
and
has
a
urnlng
radius
of
only
IT
feet.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince)
Rupert
An
order-ln-councll
has
been
passed
by
the
federal
government
whereby
it
will
be
possible
for
people
from
the
British
Qoltunbta
coast
to
Maniub.i
t
purchase
Prince
Rupert
fil)
fTor
t
n
ceiiU
a
pound
T.
it.
Johnson,
"njdM.i-aer
of
the
Canadian
Fish
Sc
Cold
Storage
Oo..
announces
that
the
steam
trawler
James
Carruthers
will
put
to
sea
Unmtdiately
to
supply
cheap
fish
to
the
retailer
direct.
Looking
spick
and
span
following
a
recent
ovrh:iul
and
reiminn
the
tug
Lome,
rrcentty
avcqtilrrd
by
ihe
O.T.F.
to
operate
out
ot
Prince
Uupert,
ar-
.
S
m
M
JK.
M
oaWV
snVsHXArasr
KfTfflM.
ay
inI
f
'
'
.
Qap
A
OOOD
way
to
get
a
market
for
WAS
VERY
WEAK
NERVOUS
AND
MELANCHOLY
Mr.
Geo.
McKeniie,
Campbell
ford.
Out.,
writes:
"A
short
time
ago
1
was
troubled
very
bad
with
my
heart
and
nervea,
the
cause
of
It,
I
think,
was
mj
going
through
the
ehange
of
life.
"Iu
Terr
wrak
and"
jBtlaneke),
tod
so
atnroM
I
kad
hardly
bear
te
hear
a
elork
tiekiag,
and
I
did
not
lieeji
well.
,rI
wm
aflvised
to
try
to
I
wot
at
once
for
a
bo;
took
them
and
got
an-othsf,
tod
before
thtjr
vrere
all
gone
I
felt
good,
my
nerves
are
fine,
I
do
sot
mind
any
noise,
and
I
can
aleep
well.
I
can
not
recommend
them
too
highly
to
those
suffering
as
I
did,"
,
Tries
Me.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
malted
direct
oa
receipt
ef
price
by
Tht
T.
Milbura
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out,
lire
St
CJHARLEsH
;Xv
CHARLES'
i..
nn
siHivainuig
ov
acrss,
more
or
J.
H.
TODD
SONS
LTD.
.
Applicant.
'
Dated
December
lath.
182T
T.OVEKN51BNT
LIQUOK
ACT."
NOTICK
Of
.tri'MCATKIN
IOK
I1KKII
LK'KNHR
,.flTIOB-l!.h'r-"
,vn
to1
the
13th
day
of
March
iu
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
ti
l.
quor
Contro'
.
i.i
.
.
vi
vi
HIV
premises
being
part
of
..
building
suuwu
ran
Elements
rl"
l,
situated
at
Port
Clements,
B.C.,
upi.n
the
lands
described
as
Lot
No
Block
44.
Subdivision
of
Lot
745,
Queen
Charlotte
Is-lind
District.
Km
Nj.
107B.
Prince
Ru-pert
Land
Reg
v
ration
Dtatrlct,
In
th?
Province
of
D:.tih
Columbia,
for
the
sale
ot
beerr
by
the
glass
or
by
the
open
boitiei9r
consumption
on
the
premises
lflgATKD
this
13th
day
of
February.
BRYDONE
LORNE
TINOLEt
Applicant.
"fiOVBHNMENT
LIQUOK
ACT"
XOTICR
Of
.tlTUriTHIN
IOK
IIKKH
LICtlN'C'll
hereby
given
that
on
the
March
iMct
t.h
iinri.i.
aODlV
to
th
Llaunr
Culul
S
"iSiSkSm
ltute
on
Lot
light
uruw
ruuimn
(111.
nan
Bis
7
Msssett
Townslte.
Town
.of
Uaaett
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Prince
Ruben
Land
Heflitratlon
District
In
the
Province
of
BHUah
Columbia,
for
the
sale
of
beer
iy
the
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
f.ir
consumption
on
the
tre-mltes.
DATT;D
l
Prince
Runert,
B.C..
this
18th
der
t
February,
ISM.
GORDON
B.
DAVIRS.
Applicant.
Thursday,
i
31
Unsweetened
Lountry
mim
omted
to
Double
Richness
and
the
name"23&ekf(-
'guarantees
its
quality
InRitsI
upon
ttin
D.
of
n's
Sit
Chjirhm
Brand
mt
trout
Jro
nr.-..
It't
li'm
tin
w.ih
tin
Co!
J
Cute
on
it
SB
OR
DEN'S
St.
Charles
is
carefully
selected
country
milk
with
some
of
the
water
removed.
It's
the
same
as
bottled
milk
only
much
richer,
...
.
l
T
A.
-
-
fi
creamierunsweetened,
or
course,
mosi
wuracn
use
it
just
as
it
pours
from
the
tin
because,
being
doubly
rich
milk,
it
improves
every
recipe.
Others
add
an
equal
quantity
of
water
and
use
it
as
ordinary
bottled
milk.
Since
it
keeps
perfectly
in
the
unopened
tin
we
suggest
that
you
buy
three
tins
of
Tall
Size,
four
of
Small,
at
a
...
.
.
a.
?
U,J
nil
nsAwlre
unit,
uuu
use
iL
ncciy
in
mi
.w.vt,
The
Borden
Co.
Umited,
Vancouver
Send
mt
Jru
Mutinied
St.
Charles
Recipe
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I
rived
from
Vancouver
with
her
first
tow.
this
afternoon
Today's
train
from
the
last
will
not
arrive
until
7
o'clock
this
evening
Abcut
ten
miles
from
here
tire
trouble
developed
with
the
mall
car
and
It
is
necessary
to
cut
oat
the
car
and
transfer
the
conunta.
Man
in
the
Moon
WHBK
a
person
(a
very
aggressive
in
hi
statements,
he
Is
Always
expecting
to
be
called
an
unsstaaaat
name.
HE
uned
his
cause
Arid
thumped
the
table
As
loud
and
hard
As
he
was
able.
And
when
of
this
He
lain
would
tire,
He
thought
to
hear
"You
blankety
blank
liar.'
A
WOMAN'S
hat
may
look
neat,
or
cute
or
sweet,
or
Juat
too
lovely
for
anything
but
it
never
looks
like
thirty
dollars
to
me
;eur
book
Is
to
write
bel
ft
truth.
XAXB
'
Victoria,
00
VSaaal.aaJrslsV
some
fiction
and
IT
la
rumored
that
Btan
Parker
got
shook
yesterday
and
h;ui
not
yet
.covered.
A
man
came
In
and
offered
)
pay
faah
tor
a
new
Ford
and
never
en
suggested
trading
In
an
old
one.
The
condition
of
Mrs.
George
Leek.
..o
has
Uer.
seriously
ill
in
the
.lnoe
Rupert
General
Hospital,
la
re-orted
to
be
somewhat
improved.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
.UTI.Y
TO
l'lltfll.tsn
UANI
In
Range
I
Lane)
Ztsoordlrut
Diet
riot
oi
Tlnoe
Rupert,
and
situate
at
the
nor-nerly
end
of
Tekssraph
Passage,
Skeens
,!Vr.
NOTtCI
that
J.
H.
Todd
A
Bona
occupation
salmon
can
tor
armisftpn
deeroo
aani
SVrf.
to
Fit
Vaimenolitat
a
post
planted
at
the
ws-wuwot
vwiiw
ui
sjv.
i,
nange
o,
3&.i
the
nee
Is
chains
Mat:
tbenee
20
chains
north,
more
or
lew,
to
high
water
ilark;
thence
southerly
along
high
vwter
mark
to
the
point
of
commence
-
H
arvey
Hose
We
t-arry
u
complete
line
of
thU
well-known
n
no
better
.itockins;
in
the
trade
st
the
price.
A
'-silk,
very
fine
iraue,
pointed
and
square
heel",
Sutrar
Cane,
Illusion,
Rose
Taupe,
Chfii.
Champim-Nude,
Tille,
Parchment,
Atmotipherv,
lioffgar,
I'.l.
Per
Pair
$1.50
Fraser
&
Payne
Canadian
National
Qic
Largcfl
Kaihoay
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TKAIN
SRItVIC
F
Ballings
from
PHINTK
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t'KRT
for
VtNroi
Vl.ll.
VICTOillt
and
Intermediate
p.ilnu.
earn
t'HIIMV.
B
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a
m
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STEWART
and
ANYOX.
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HMsIl
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10.00
p
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For
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and
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and
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at
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all
points
Eastern
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for
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for
yur
neit
thlnntent.
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it.
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To
Eveiv--Wman
who
Is
eager
for
new
ideas
In
home
decoration
combinations
fAr
Mm
aim
nnVrh
niiui
rninr
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'
room,
new
color
beauty
everywhere
In
the
tiouse-
"til"
i;
injr
Lacquer
comes
as
a
household
blessing.
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Hardware
Co.
Telephone
3
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