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AT
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MEAN
ELECTION?
.86
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10c
SCRAPPING
OLD
BOAT
Princess
Royal
Through
After
15
the
$0Q
9.09
Years
ef
Service
Another
link
with
the
colorful
:
nast
in
British
Columbia
and
Alas-1
'kan
shlDDine
wttl
be
severed
next
I
month
when
ss
Princess
Royal
of
i
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
'.;
;
British
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
'
fleet
wfil
be
scrapped
after
25
years
of
service.
Survivor
of
a
famous
trio
of
ships
I
which
included
the
ss.
Princess
1
40
1
Beatrice
and
ss.
Princess
May
la
2
the
B.
C.-Alaskan
service
during
25
1
the
earlier
years
of
the
century
toU
15
j
tewing
the
spectacular
Yukon
gold
rash
when
the
north
country
r-i-'
jpkHy
was
unfekHng
its
wealth
to
i
an
ever-Increasing
army
cX
pion-'eers.
the
Princess
Royal
witne
sed
a
great
portion
of
the
northland
s
interesting
history.
In
her
earlier
days
on
the
Ala
ska
Tuesday,
Feb.
9,
lS2i
run
she
was
the
carrier
of
bearded,
!
high
-booted
miners,
sleek,
well-1
i
dressed
faro
dealers,
merchants:
and
traders,
dance
hag
girls,
trap-
i
nets
mining
engineers,
tourist
and
i
While
action
is
rather
belated
we
are
glad
to
know
that
au
the
interesting
characters
who
the
governments
at
Ottawa
and
Victoria
have
united
to!traw41ed
"H
111
give
,
employment
to
the
men
working
in
the
road
cSS
Half-time
is
a
good
deal
better
than
no
work.
While
the;she
wkneed
the
humor,
tragedy!
rate
of
pay
has
not
been
mentioned,
doubtless
the
men
will
and
high
adventure
of
a
stirring
be
driven
enough
money
to
pay
for
their
clothes
and
decade
m
the
history
of
the
Landj
smokes.
'
Midnight
Sun.
,
We
still
think
the
men
should
have
been
provided
wxkSZlZSSt
all
winter
but
all
Prince
Rupert
neonle
will
be
nleased
to
-.
.
know
that
something
is
being
done
during
the
early
,
wa
f
timber
msnction.
length'
spring.
It
will
harden
the
men
for
other
employment
:
228
beam
40
ft.
draft
leaded
.
19
reel
ana
speea
is
mjumm.
in
neri
'
dar
a
veritable
"luxury"
liner,
she
carried
00
ou
day
runs
and
'
164
on
night
runs.
San
U
North
Coast
Plans
are
apparently
being
developed
for
the
transfer
orffinaUy
designed
for
Northern
of
the
P.
CE.
to
a
wealthy
syndicate
which
will
relieve
the
LS'
JfiLTlS
Sfn-province
of
part
of
the
interest
charges
against
the
road.
oPrhE
Mne,
The
railway
is
considered
by
the
syndicate
to
have
no
va-
May.
when
the
Princess
Sophia
j
lue,
so
they
are
asking
the
government
for
over
twenty
t
in
i8
she
was
wiih-j
million
dollars
worth
of
land
and
timber
and
mineral
drlwa
frem
rights
for
the
twenty
million
dollars
it
is
suggested
they
Tf
I
may
pay
over.
They
will
then
complete
the
line
to
Vancou-
T
JLt
be-
i
ver
and
extend
it
to
Prince
George
and
presumably
into
tweo
the
two
b.
c
dues.
j
the
Peace
River
COUnt
17.
As
she
became
more
or
teat
Ottt-!
This
scheme
has
been
incubating
for
the
past
two
years!
moded
by
new
1ler-wi!
ShSrw
gove!7!m.ent
z'r
tor
h.ins
'SssTnii1-
to
do
with
it.
They
were
hoping
that
one
or
both
of
the
two,
floating
jack
of
ail
trades,
m
192a
big
railroads
would
take
over
the
P.
G.
E.
and
make
it
part
j
and
1&27
she
operated
on
the
van-
j
of
their
system.
Having
failed
in
persuading
the
C.
P.
R.icouwr-
Powu
union
Bay.;
and
the
C.
N.
R.
that
the
line
had
any
value,
the
govern-iComox
and
to
AprU-1926
re-j
to
work
out
a
scheme
which
the
electors
may
approve.
;
pert
service,
taken
over
tn
May.
To
go
to
the
people
on
their
record
even
the
most
opti-
iw
by
the
Princess
Mary.
anei
mistic
government
supporter
realizes
would
be
futile.
Ev-'
'
has
operated
regukriy
nj
ery
Indication
is
that
toev
would
be
beaten
iut
as
the
rb
-
Vancouver.
Powen
Rrver,
c-
ernment
candidate
was
beaten
in
Columbia.
They
miijht'SSJSI
ttTZ
as
well
resign
as
do
that
Now
they
have
turned
to
the
Pa-jliuu
nulZZl
dfic
Great
haste
rn
line
which
has
wrecked
former
gov-
vice,
a
commodioos
ship,
the
Prin-j
ernments
and
cling
to
it
ae
a
means
of
pulling
them
out
of
!
Ry
"
onfaumgiy
popular,
the
politlca!
slough.
In
this
dilemma
tliey
have
invoked
the
refalr
t
oMttmers.
am
01
uie
ieaerai
government
and
it
has
come
forward
I
JZZ,
LZlZ
T,
11
with
a
scheme
of
part-time
payment
fo
ic
anwployed.Se70V
Se
tSZZZ
m$
ThtS
IK
InCMtMl
linnn
liv
enmo
lunula
an
a
mm
ai.wn
V.o
a
I
.i
.
I
t
vriiiv
m
a
mi
ciii
Mini,
ci
uxfjn
riuui
since
wiv
euiy
,
provincial
election
is
in
the
offing.
,
rt
of
the
century
have
carried
j
-frlhaaKon
along
1200
miles
of
r-
WILL
THEY
TAKE
THE
BAIT?
Will
the
electors
take
the
bait?
That
is
another
question
oeing
aiked.
Supporters
of
the
government
sav
that
the
new
conetituency
to
he
formed
in
Peace
River
will
vote
for
any
railway
scheme
that
will
give
them
coastal
communication.
Prince
George,
already
in
the
government
fold,
is
also
expected
to
vote
for
it
along
with
Quesnel.
North
Vancouver
stakes
its
industrial
life
on
the
railway
and
Vancouver
will
baek
it
also.
That
is
the
view
of
government
supporters.
Opposition
supporters
say
they
are
not
8o
that
the
people
will
take
the
bait
They
think
that
"When
T.
D.
Pattullo
starts
to
pick
the
scheme
to
pieces
the
people
will
realize
that
it
would
be
unwise
to
trust
the
present
roup
with
the
administration
of
the
affairs
of
the
pnonnce
any
longer
no
matter
what
scheme
may
be
concocted
for
luring
the
electors.
"Fir
ivver
PI
ane
This
freak
plane
has
body
fe
jutrp
rfsi-mblmg
automobile
!
ed
coast.
j
During
her
long
career
many
officers
of
the
B
C.
CM
fleH
have
wed
on
the
Prfnosas
Royal
among
them
Capt
C.
D.
Nerowtaea.
manager
of
the
B.
C.
Coast
3taam-to
service,
who
was
once
her
District
News
STEWART
The
fourth
annual
banquet
of
ttte
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
British
Empire
Service
League
was
held
last
Wednesday'
night.
M.
P.
Murphy,
president
oft
the
Legion,
was
In
the
ehalr
and!
speakers
of
the
evening
were
II.
A.I
Stewart
and
H.
D.
Rochfort.
A
splendid
musical
prog
raw
was
ot-u-rcd
and
the
affair
was
one
of
the
l.
ost
of
its
kind
over
fetal
in
Stew-
J.
U.
Dodd.
eon
of
Oeid
Oommav
oner
U.
W.
Doxlds
of
Telagapn"
Jk
ha
breu
paying
a
visit
with
-4;
luaer.
M
CUtkesl.
He
mude
Uj
Uip
ovartahd
fmrti
T4jart)Hj
Qreek
by
dog
team
and
will
totem
'lomc
by
the
aame
means
within
:ie
next
few
days.
Raphael,
greatest
of
all
painten,
first
won
his
reputation
as
an
ar-
hltect.
Spanish
Beauty
Some
say
there
a.e
nu
Frenchmen
in
Paris.
In
.
yo..
ui..-.
there
are
no
Spanasn
xiris
in
Ma
-drid.
Mariakta
Oroaoo
Mils
yor
you're
making
a
bat
ait9k?
V.
H
4
t-in
CAUSE
OF
INSANITY
intellect
"
In
a
comprehensive
review
conditions
breeding
mental
unsia
-bi'.ity
and
medicine's
fight
to
cure
infinity,
Dr.
E
C.
Menzies,
of
th
Verdun
Protestant
Hospital,
stres
sed
that
the
subject
was
an
lm
portant
one
"for
in
Montreal
there
there
are
t
thoe
physieally
lilt
He
was
addressing
the
lions'
Chi
He
found
'hat
a
lack
ef
Interest'
in
the
fight
against
the
scourge
tf
dementia
came
about
as
a
retrH
of
a
widespread
feeling
that
nver-tal
cases
were
more
or
less
hopeless,
as
eosnpared
with
the'
physical
eases.
As
a
matter
of
raft
this
feeling
was
largely
et
Toneaus
since
the
percentage
f
mental
patients
discharged
fnnn
hospitals
as
fit
to
resume
their
former
occupations
Is
nearly
as
large
as
the
percentage
discharged,
from
purely
medical
and
sirgicl
Due
to
Emotional
Upsets
in
Mhul.;
jf-
,
,M,M,,
of
"The
feeUng
peieasneM
.Medical
Seience
Finds
,
I
j
rUes
from
the
lact
that
the
per-
MONTREAL.
Feb.
9-'
More
and'r'a8e
ol
mental
Pa"enU
who
d..
'n
n
L
e
more
is
medical
science
driven
;o,
.v..
..,....
ik
.ihesoHal
for
the
rest
of
their
;ia-
tur!
Uv-ten
M
or
40
years.
anity
is
dependwt
upon
the
emo-'
tlonal
upsets
of
the
human
mind
"nw""'
w
..
?h-
tMnktn
to
wportant
ptft
in
insanity,"
he
leeounuea.
mow
bwihu
iiwuh
!'d
4
Uwtr
Uwtr
mind
mind
Intact,
Intact,
but
haU
nttfered
a
mental
breakdown
as
r"ult
of
their
failure
to
support
watlona
tres.
Prople
who
were
unable
to
stand
lacerations
to
f
their
emotional
life,
people
who
tailed
to
face
emotional
problems
"mHy
-these
were
the
mentrl
are
more
hospital
beds
devoted
to
h-
..ne
of
.
nial
paHents
than
-
.ex
stressed.
C.
N.
...
TRAINS
Tor
Hi
Kati
Mondaya.
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
3
p.m
Trom
Hie
Mast
Tuesdays.
Tharadays
and
9a
tar-days
W
W
a
n
Tuesday
February
j
.
Train
is
Delayed
By
Skeena
Slide
Snow
at
Mile
59.7
Jmt
East
,j
s.
,n
sfrvlf.
Today-Rotary
Plow
Out
Today's
train
from
ti.,
.
Jayfor
atout
five
i,
nblt
lag
oh
account
of
-,,2.
"
the
Skeeni
River
a:
M.it
j97
east
of
salvus.
It
w..
.
jrr
i
morning
Utat
thetr
un
(J!
ably
arrive
about
3
4u
neon.
The
rotary
plow
w
scat
tt
morning
to
clear
the
,l(:.-v
was
ubout
1M
feet
lone
xai
tj
deep,
the
wing
plow
&
,n,
w
b
to
at
thrrueh
It
!
.Tohnon
Russ
of
r.
.,
(rived
In
the
elty
ye
;
u
tftt,
inoon
by
gaeboa.
aftc;
aii
'week
Wt9.
owing
to
-quwis.i
"
condiDons.
from
hi-
n
home.
He
brought
rf-.u:,
wfio
has
been
sertoiu.
.
Is
now
receiving
irtrir.
Port
Simpson
Hoipi-.
.
oVs
jdmr
X-mm
v
j
-mtf
'
ill
02S
Ask
ynurseJf
these
four
questions
then
you
will
Lnojr
lielher
the
Life
Insurance
juu
uow
own
gives
adequate
security
and
protection
t
1.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
provide
that,
when
you
reach
old
age,
you
will
have
a
definite
monthly
income
sufficient
lo
make
)ou
independent?
2.
Does
your
Life
Insurance
wfrguard
your
wife
and
children
guaranteeing
thetn
a
livelihood
if
death
rob
them
of
your
support?
3.
Is
your
Life
Insurance
building
up
a
cadi
reserve
for
future
emergencies?
4.
Does
Life
Insurance
also
your
include
an
education
fund.
to
equip
your
children
for
die
battle
of
life
whether
or
not
you
live
to
see
them
start
out?
Uy
giving
Mriou
thought
to
your
Life
Insurance
now
you
will
prolyl)
ave
rndle
regret
and
worry
in
I
he
future.
Ily
U
means
tnlk
it
over
with
a
Life
lusuranci!
representative
today.
life
Insurance
eroice
One
of
a
series
of
messages
sponsored
by
Life
Insurance
Companies.
P.
.:
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