PAGE
TWO
1
For
!
'it
u'!
i!"
T.
MUburu
C
o
,
l.ut.
vuto.
Oat
Had
Thirteen
Boils
Oi
His
Heck
Mm.
H.
V.
Duncombe.
GruLaJcv.
Alt.,
writei:
"My
huabmd
wm
covered
with
boils,
htrinc
m
mny
m
thirteen
on
hi
neck
t
one,
tit
tried
everything
possible,
but
nouunx
did
my
good
until
he
took
Burdock
Blood
Bitten,
and
before
he
had
uaed.
one
bottle
the
boiii
were
all
(one,
and
he
haa
not
been
bothered
with
them
KIM.'
uialiufai'tumi,
tat
th
P'
7r,
!
b
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Monday
Nov.
2,
1931
ALCOHOL
IS
RELIC
Dr.
Cherrington,
Dry
Executive,
Says
It
Has
No
Fiacr
in
Modern
Machine
Era
BOSTON,
Mass.,
November
2
A
whole
new
steup
confronts
temperance
workers,
calling
for
shock-proof
sticking
to
the
one
fundamental
point
that
alcohol
as
a
part
of
beverages
has
no
more
place
In
modern
machine
civilization
than
sand
in
the
bearings
of
engines.
This
Is
the
message
brought
to
,
"We
are
no
longer
primarily
concerned
with
the
out-and-out
drunkard.
We
are
confronted
with
a
prohibition
situation
utterly
unlike
that
which
obtained
50
years
ago.
or
even
five
years
ago.
On
one
point
there
can
be
no
disputation
that
The
P.
G.
E.
pcheme
seems
to
have
been
quashed
for
the
it
and
tudent
of
liquor
systems.
present
and
by
the
time
the
nresent
winter
is
nv-Pr
Knt
Vi
took
direct
Issue
with
Dr.
Nicholas
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
November
j
1131
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AKOUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Td.Moyc
Supplies
Into
Manson
Creek
Placer
District;
Report
on
Troy
Property
in
Portland
Canal;
Reasons
For
Activity
in
Premier
Stock
man,
moved
32
head
of
pack
horses
this
week
from
btew
art
to
Vanderhoof
whence
they
will
be
taken
into
the
Man
son
mer
Massachusetts
by
Dr.
Ernest
H.
j
it
ii
j
i
Cherrington,
secretary
of
the
World
j
considerable
hlaeer-
ground
in
the
HallOWC
611
WaS
League
Against
Alcoholism,
who,inon
Creek
country.
Tnelrplam
spoke
before
a
rally
In
Tremont!
nclude
the
packing
in
of
a
dredg-
Temple,
sponsored
by
the
Massachu-i
ing
outfit
in
addition
to
a
jsetts
Anti-Saloon
League.
j
quantity
oi
other
materat
and
sup-
j
"Not
a
wet
in
Boston
would
con-
P'ies
which
will
be
raquired
in
tlR
sent
to
board
a
train
tonight
for
work.
New
York
if
he
knew
that
the
en-
glneer
was
carrying
a
hip
flask.
the
40,000,000
-drivers
of
automobiles
0f
Mount
Dihvorlh
on
the
Nans
iena
with
wnkh
is
associated
some
!?n!eooyrlte
and
grey
copper.
The
second
tyoe
consists
of
silisifled
and
pyritised
replacement
zones
'
In
volcanic.
Recent
work
has
torn
"uiflmd
to
tracing
and
exploring
theee
zones
with
the
objective
of
a
gold
content
"ovenag
'
"
"
possLNe
alcohol
Is
a
habit-formim?
narcolia
.
"
Towards
the
close
oi
toe
season
...
.
.
.
drug.
Its
use
as
a
beverage
belongs
.
.
.
,
toe
owntn
.
fVlm
toe
,
,
,
,
.,,
reportea
discovery
to
a
slower
and
lower
type
of
clvill.
tLw
tew
eo
xaUon
than
"
"
ours.
This
Is
the
mes-
,
T1,
.
,
values.
The
oriRinai
Tros
sxdud
ol
sage
that
temperance
workers
must
,rt,
!.
J
TP.."
nlne
claims
banded
to
the
get
across
to
the
public."
Dr.
Cherrlngton
warned
that
be-
was
Rupert
is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
fact
that
conditions
SLJiJZ
TrJlnTim
TZ
are
no
worse
Fishermen
have
suffered
badly
and
the
own-
owne
chart-
Lake
and
ers
of
boats
have
received
scarcely
enough
to
keep
them
in
time
in
history,
be
given
sanction
m
01
at.
fishing,
condition.
Now
there
is
a
close
season
for
three
the
constitution
of
the
united
Rftent
Urwith
ot
p"
Pw
and
a
half
months
and
it
looks
as
if
the
men
would
have
a
states,
as
slavery
was
at
one
time.
Mtal?I?rt!!cl:
MB.tt?
J"013'
difficult
time
getting
through
the
winter.
An?
modification
would
be
m
m
eet
st!!5n
f.
The
chief
reaso
n
f
or
the
small
catch
is
primarily
the
low
ef
vt
.SecTt,
pnees-but
ateo
it
will
be
remembered
that
owing
to
several
q
Taklrfs
,
Mg
vTeDrcherring-:
already
stw
m
Premie
i
reasons
fishing
did
not
commence
very
early
in
the
season,
ton
expressed
satisfaction
with
the
ben
buying
actively
on
the
The
main
interest
in
Prince
Rupert
is
not
how
much
fish
progress
of
the
temperance
move-
,w
Ycr
eurb
on
atwngtti
e(
is
caught
but
hoY
UlUCh
do
the
fishermen
receive
for
their
ment-
Present
reaction
against
it
is
twinge
tewwl
m
prosany
rerent-
labors.
3IEN
LAID
OFF
ON
HIGHWAY
of
lltUe
moment
when
weighed
mita
byre-o(W)saa
and
to
against
the
decades
and
centuries,
tl)e
apectotleii
that
sUvar
is
n
he
said.
It
took
10
to
12
centuries
for
'
moIe
wlble
to.
the
near
fu-
the
prohlbiUon
of
murder
to
become
turc-
Portw
Idah
an
Pipert.
even
partially
effective.
There
is
two
Premier
subekHarte.
axe
very
The
laying
off
of
the
men
on
the
hijrhwav
work
came
as
.i"
2!X.lL!f-1
2?
2
Z
really
in
need
of
the
employment
.
ri,
JL
f.
11
lp
While
the
action
seems
erratic
and
tending
to
destroy
SSSSS
Confidence
it
IS
hoped
that
Very
soon,
the
difficulties
Mill
to
be
legislated
and
enforced
before
be
ironed
out
and
as
many
as
possible
of
the
men
be
taken
it
won
acceptance
by
the
public,
un-!
back
to
work.
In
the
meantime
it
Is
understood
thev
are
"Inching
adherence
to
the
Eight-1
ucuik
wnw
usrv
ui
uv
uie
government
in
tnp
rnmns
.
P.
G.
E.
SCHEME
QUASHED
ened
and
continuing
educational
;
campaign
is
the
course
for
dry
work-
j
ters
to
pursue,
he
concluded.
J
'
Takes
Usue
With
Butler
1
Ben
Spence
of
Toronto,
a
Journal
government
will
be
so
hard
up
it
is
hardly
likely
either
'
will
Z
BM?'
president
f
Co,um;
,
fcoc
J
Tinvo
nave
tha
tne
Via.HKnrvrl
hardihood
fr
to
revive
5,..
it
?f
t
It
was
':n
ill-conceived
T
any-
the
bia
onnrt.n
Uhlversity.
on
his
h,th.nniM
advocacy
of
Sanders,
CNR.
Wext
year
we
may
hope
the
two
governments
will
be
"Dr.
Butler
opposes
return
of
the'
pooling
their
efforts
toward
securing
a
proper
outlet
for
-"'oon."
Mr.
spence
said.
-He
states
i
the
Peace
River
and
afer
that
is
built
and
the
grain
flow-
lnat
tne
Canadlan
systen
eiimin-1
ing
toward
the
Pacific
giving
relief
to
the
farmers,
will
ihLmlT'
In
u?V,h!(?
mf
betimeenough
to
consider
completing
.
a
line
which
noie
JLSS
tint
r
AO
n
r4
i.a
ann
n
A
-
Jj
A.
1
iu,i'om
give
auvquui
reiurns
lor
me
money
expended
back
room
of
the
old
bar
type
of
sa-
Embarrassing
Moment
M),'tkirHMlnllM;ia.MlrilAlMMni
f
Q
lj
loon.
The
only
difference
is
the
,
namej
and
the
absence
of
a
bar
and
.brass-rail.
But
Canadian
"beer
parlors"
are
only
saloons,
after
all.
Al-icoholic
beverages
are
sold
and
Imbibed
on
the
premises,
and
that's
a
j
saloon.
Ih
lntelelctual
honesty,
Dr.
BuUer
cannot
favor
the
Canadian
j
system
lor
the
united
States
if
he
opposes
the
saloon."
Even
if
the
Canadian
system
had
not
increased
the
consmpUon
of
absolute
alcohol
contained
in
spirits,
wine
and
beer
from
2,551,000
gallons
In
1923,
to
5240,000
in
1930.
it
still
would
not
promote
sobriety
in
the
United
States,
Mr.
Spence
continued.
Canadian
courts
and
legal
machinery
are
more
strict,
yet
bootlegging,
crime,
and
liquor
consumption
have
steadily,
mounted.
With
the
looser
methods
in
the
United
States,
the
results
would
be
correspondingly
worse.
Mr.
Spence
denied
the
claim
that
prohibition
has
Increased
crime
lnj
the
United
States.
Without
It,
he
said,
conditions
would
be
far
more
deplorable.
In
1880
there
were
in
the
United
I
States
2,647,000
women
gainfully!
employed.
In
1930
women
workers
had
Increased
to
10.
779,000.
and.
ataosh
tbey
present
dosed
dawn,
they
rather
a
Shock
but
in
View
Of
the
financial
Situation
it
ting
liquors
is
arousing
opposition
;
op-'tmmeaatety
u
an
o
uin
Duinsuig.
ijciuic
any
ui
intfiu
are-iaKen
uacK
it
IS
in
ine
unitea
utates,
he
aaded.
iBaaace
m
me
wniie
meui
probable
that
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
will
Education
Is
the
fundamental
so-1
to
become
effective.
want
to
satiffy
themselves
that
all
the
men
working
are
luUon
ot
liquor
Problem'
"i
Hotel
Arrivals
wer
New
Royal
Hotel
HIE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHILE
riot
&
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
e.
PER
DAT?
AND
'UP
3.
ZarelH
Trlejiborn.
tsi
Koal
N.
Chamoux,
Terra
:e;
H.
Franks
A.
King
city,
W.
A.
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
In
all
rooms.
A.
J.
PKUnilOMME.
Prop.
Cor.
of
Fraser
and
Fifth
St
Savoy
E.
C.
Morris.
Stewart;
F.
T.
Patterson.
Porcher
Island;
R.
a.
Cunningham.
Port
Suing
ton;
O
.OlMta
i.nd
J.
Patrick,
C.NJI.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
Operating
three
Dry
Dorks
v
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
S4iin
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
MinincMachincry
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casline
Electric
and
Acetylene
V'4ing
50-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Hallowe'en
went
off
very
quietly
L-IStt
(efficient
DIETICIAN
Meals
Must
Be
Appetizing
and
Attractive
as
Well
as
Economical,
Says
Hospital
Expert
TORONTO.
Nov.
2:
If
food
comes
nr
t
rr.
..
i
rii.
i.
hack
on
the
tray
untouched,
a
dlet-
w.
u.
vaawioru,
wen
juiown
oiewari
iranspuriauuu
,
".,
iclan
has
not
fulfilled
her
duty,
j
Dr.
Malcolm
T.
MacEachern.
director
of
Creek
country
where
they
are
to
be
used
in
transport-
h0SPluI
American
college
a
large'
quantity
of
material,
machinery
and
supplies
wtlon.
Su'gttfEJ
Meals
in
toJd
a
hospital
ettf
I'llZZ
should
be
for
Ju
-operations.
i-tn
rm,
The
'....
...L
received
n;SU
placer
gold
contract
was
by
Air.
urowrora
mm
an
Amerisan
syndicate-'
synSlteater
wMeh
wnen
.
.
recently
recently
leqjlxea
wqjirea
Quiet
Saturday
so
appetizing
and
attractively
pre
pared
that
there
Is
no
waste
whatever.
It
Is
not
sufficient
that
the
food
values
have
been
carefully
calculated,
he
said.
Furthermore,
a
hospital
dietician
should
have
administrative
and
business
ability.
In
fact,
Dr.
MacEachern
described
her
as
a
"super
woman."
So
compUcited
are
the
in
tile
city
Saturday
night.
The
duties
of
a
hospital
dleUeian
that
Two
types
ol
mineral
ocrur
in
vnnthfni
MUnnti
bmt
thorn
ve
four
rears'
college
train
lne
are
in-
?r
FA"!?1.8'11-
l'What
the
Troy
property
on
the
west
side
..h.
sufficient
to
prepare
ber
to
take
I
j-
--a.
.
nvonfc.
rfam.o.
a-mrm
rannr.
"
jfort
to
prevent
Individuals
from
ob-.
HemMa
mmister
of
mteM.
Irreg-140
fining
a
beverage
which,
dulls
the
itr
narrow
and
lenttndar
quarte
j)2
tec.umes-
even
when
teken
ta
i
veins
oeeor
to
argiUlte
mtoerallaed
5
.15
mum
uiwuaw.
wum
mtnnw
nrim
7tn.himi
mnrt
crj
.
v
.
r
V
iwectr
from
the
neighbors.
Miss
Ruth
i
wno
oo
noveven
nave
a
ran
wacxi
River
bJope
of
the
Salmon
River
-"
"
park
MontreaJ
oeneral
Hospital.
to
prevent
them
from
endangering
'
Glacier
save
the
reDort
of
Dr.
J.
T.
A
tejaal,
tke
favorite
pastime
fnlH
th
Rh.
.he
did
other
cars
on
the
road?
shall
our
;
Manoy,
resident
mining
engineer,
far
the
chfidwn
was
in
all
manner
not
approve
of
students
entering
a
government
be
sustained
In
its
ef-;
u
the
annual
report
of
the
BrlOsn
of
costumes
to
solicit
apples
and
hospital
without
at
least
four
years
in
college
and
she
regretted
that
9
as
long
If
you
suffer
from
j
biliousness
or
indigestion
there
is
nothing
j
better
than
II
30
ays
(TU
ruko'i
Uuj
seme
Canadian
hospital
in
with
only
two
years
ing.
as
you
or
your
wife
live
a
a
tgl
1
CASHIER
tenK&i!!i
JVEN
when
yourworking
days
are
over,
pay
days
can
he
continued
for
you
and
your
family.
.
If
you
live
to
old
ager
the
Life
Insurance
you
obtain
now
will
provide
a
monthly
income
to
make
you
independent.
If.your
wife
has
to
"carry
on"
withoutyou,
Life
Insurance
money
will
help
replace
your
regular
earnings.
It
will
feed
and
clothe-your
family
-
ensure
the
education
of
your
children.
For
your
own
peace
of
mind
see
a
Life
Insurance
representative
today.
From
him
lenrn
how
Life
Insurance
will
immediately
solve-your
personal
problem
of
future
pay
days.
Life
I
nsuranee
dervice
Ona
of
'a
$erlet
of
memgt$
$pomored
byl
Ufa-
Iniunnca
Companies.
lock
'