OFFICERS
INSTALLED
,
Ceremonies
of
Oddfellows
and
Re-
bekahs
Lodges
Conducted
rf
1
Installation
of
officers
of
the
lo-
cal
Oddfellows-
and
Rebekah
Lodges
j
took
place
Jointly
in
the
Metropole
nun
uisi
uigub,
uuui
unc
(immimit
nersons
being
in
attendance
for
the
ceremonies
and
the;
.social
pro
ceedlngs
which
followed,
J.
E.
Bod
die,
djstrtct
deputy
granctj
master,
assisted
by
H;
M..
Halef'as
T
.
district
deputy
grand
marshal
installed
the
following
officers
for
the
Oddfellows:
'
Past
Orand,
Norman
Moorehouse.
Noble
Grand,
S.
L.
Peachy.
Vice
Grand,
S.
N.
Boyle.
Recording
Secretary,
S.
V.
Cox
wMai
stDrv
a
v.
wh
Treasurer,
N.
W.
Appleyard.
Warden
Peter
Cameron.
:
Conductor.
M.
McArthur.
Inner
Guard.
M.
McLeod.
Outer
Guard
J
E
Jack.
I
Right
Support
of
Noble
Grand,,
J.
W.
McKinley.
Left
Support
of
Noble
Grand,
J.
Dehorne.
Riaht
Sunoort
of
Vice
Grand.
J.!fowd
the
installation
ceremonies'
L.
Mcintosh.
Left
Support
of
Vice
Grand,
Dan
McLennan.
R.
S.
S,
H.
J.
Smith.
L.
S.
S,
J.
Duncan.
Chaplain,
L.
C.
Sby.
Rebekah
Officers
Mrs
J.
E.
Boddle,
district
deputy
president,
assisted
by
Miss
E.
M.
Barle
as
district
deputy
grand
marshal
Installed
the
following
Rebekah
officers:
Past
Grand,
Mrs.
S.
L.
Peachy.
Noble
Grand.
Mrs.
Bert
West.
Vice
Grand,
Miss
Rita
Johnston.
Recording
Secretary,
Mrs.
M.
McLeod.
Financial
Secretary,
Mrs.
A.
Blaekhall.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
VY.
A.
McLean-Warden,
Mrs.
W.
H.
Sherman
jr.
Conductor,
Mrs.
Murray.
For
sale
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
or
order
direct
from
the
Liquor
Control
Board
Mail
Order
Department.
Victoria,
B.C.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Llquoi
Control
Hoard
r
hv
the
tjovfrnment
of
British
Columbia
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SCHMELING-WALKER
BOUT
AT
MIAMI
IS
OFF
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
14:
The
championship
fight
which
was
j
to
have
been
held
in
February
-
a
TffianflJelween'
Mlx
weignt
uuenoiaer,
ana
Mickey
walker,
welterweight
cham-
pion,;
has
been
cancelled,
It
is
announced
by
Madison
Square
uarueirwnicn
was
promoting
the
bout.
It
was
felt
that
the
fight
might
be
a
financial
fail-
ure
at
Miami
whlciv
hasf
not
Vroveif
areat
unporter
of
Jn
a.
pUKlilSQI.
Outer
Guard.
Mrs.
W.
Pierce.
Inner
Guard,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Riaht
Support
of
Noble-
Grand,
Mm
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
Left
Sunport
of
Noble
Grand,
'Mrs.
Alex
McNeill.
'
Right
Support
ef
Noble
Grand.
;
Mn.
B.
Church.
i
Left
8upport
of
Noble
Grand.-
Mrs.
Day.
i
Chaplain.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hammond.
Social
Follows
The
social
function
which
fol
took
the
form
of
a
Leap
Year
Party.
:
rJellcious
refreshments
were
served
1
at
midnight
and
dancing
followed;
with
music
by
the
Oddfellows'
Or-
j
chestra.
One
of
the
features
of
the
proceedings
was
the
presentation
to
Mrs.
Montelth
of
Deborah
Lodge
No.
13.
Rossland,
with
a
25-year
Jewel.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Mrs.
J.
E.
BOddie.
J.
E.
Boddle
was
master
of
cere-
.a
ujviiico
mi
tenuis
u
"";aay
s
work
in
reutrn
tor
nis
ooara
StaSta
Jotahnsfo7corvene,r11li2
1
"
1
IV?
FT
?
"Z
Miss
Rito
Miss
Johnston,
convener.
;
think
of
a
man
who
would
reduce
i
u.
wooa,
Mrs.
t.
Peterson.
Miss
Durran
and
Miss
E.
M.
Earle.
A.
J.
Matheson
returned
to
the
:
city
on
this
morning's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
lower
Skeena
!
i
River.
,
j
,
iu
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Also
the
Dc
Luxe
Whiskies;
Extra
Special
Liqueur
and
Nc
Plus
Ultra
SHED
!
i
Delivered
Dry
to
Your
Bin.
You
are
assured
In
getting
lull
weight
NO.
1
ALBERTA
EGG
Iteg,
Price,
J2JS0;
FotCash
$11.50
NO.
1
ALI1KKTA
LUMP
Iteg.
Price,
$13.50;
Cash
Price
....
1S.50
rilAIISlNA
KdO
ltrS.
Price,
$11.50:
Cash
Price
11.50
Dry
Jack
IMnc
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
WON
LONG
SKI
HIKE
.Pete
Sandnes
Captures
Honors
In
""
IliiielHnifontesi
AC
Prince
'
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Jan.
14
A
;
gruelling
10.5-mlle
cross-country
'
ski
race
was
won
by
Pete
Sandnoc.
j
club
captain
and
former
Western
i
Canada
champion,
during
Uie
annual
Skl
"
a"d
Toboggan
Club
!
"y
u
wo
tl-
wness
wai
runner-up.
53
leroutis
'later.
later.
The
course
was
along
Oeorfte
Street,
through
the
ON
it.
yards,
j
across
Nechako
River,
up
a
400-foot
hill,
across
Butcher
flats
and
return.
,1
Arthur
Henderson
won
the
boys
mile
and
a
half
cross-country
event,
with
Maurice
Lambert.
(second.
!
A
Moon
won
the
ski
iumoing
wtit
wih
Pet-
Sindm-s.
who
'hlWrl
the
best
style,
second
Harold
Hoist's
standing
jump
c.f
in
wmr
r
urn
i
tm
n
n
iw
mil
w
nna
mnnA
KV
UK
IVItgVOt
1IWU7,
i
The
Letter
Box
MEN
AT
CLOVAII
BAY
Editor.
Dally
News:
May
I
encroach
on
your
valuable
space
In
reply
to
Mr.
Gwyer's
re-
cent
statements
In
your
paper?
He
states
that
it
has
been
a
mat-
tar
nf
arpat
rv-aret
to
him
that
not'
smgie
man
has
offered
to
do
a
j
our
condition
to
that
of
chattel!
slaves.
The
logical
retort
of
course
1
Is
that
it
has
always
been
a
matter
;
of
wonder
where
the
money
comes
I
from
to
support
the
numerous
or-
i
namental
personages
ln
the
pay
of
:the
government.
It
surely
is
not
necessary
for
Mr.
Gwyer
to
be
told
j
that
a
man
cannot
do
manual
labor
i
(for
very
long
without
wearing
out
his
clothes.
As
a
matter
of
fact
we
worked
for
several
weeks
for
$2.00
a
day
and
did
Just
as
much
work
as
if
we
were
getting
the
regular
wage
of
$4.50
thus
leaving
the
government
In
our
debt!
Mr.
Gwyer
ts
evidently
incensed
with
our
resolution
to
Mr.
Pattullo
ln
which
we
pointed
out
that
provisions
could
be
purchased
more
economically
by
contract
Instead
of
patronage,
and
asking
for
an
investigation
of
his
books
in
order
to
prove
our
point.
When
a
government
is
so
financially
embarrassed
that
it
has
to
cut
rations,
we
have
a
right
to
wonder
why
.The
time
for
economizing
Is
long
overdue.
We
as
workers
were
promised
everything
and
have
received
nothing.
The
B.
C.
government
has
funds
to
disburse
specially
for
the
relief
of
unemployment
and
Instead
of
secur
ing
experts
with
financial
training
and
experience
we
find
ex-country
storekeepers
whose
only
knowledge
of
governmental
finance
ln
the
past
has'
been
that
of
patronage,
so
that
after
the
money
was
all
gone
their
only
recourse
Is
to
economize
on
the
Unemployed
man's
rations
and
subsistence
allowance.
We
do
not
blame
Mr.
Gwyer
for
the
fault
of
the
system,
but
why
should
he
purposely
evade
the
question
by
waving
a
ration
list
to
enlist
the
sympathy
of
the
housewife-on
his
side,
and
add
insult
to
injury
by
referring
to
us
as
free
boarders
and
"contemptlbles?"
His
gross
exaggerations
are
not
the
result
of
his
personal
experience
but
the
result
of
reading
the
menu.
Reading
the
menu
and
sitting
at
the
table
are
two
different
things.
For
Instance,
what
would
a
milk
inspector
say
to
6'4
tins
of
milk
for
i
100
men
for
three
meals
a
day?
This
Is
one
ounce
of
milk
daily
per
man
for
three
mealsl
Jam
hat
been
put
on
the
table
once
In
the
last
month
and
not
a
single
eg
;
proved
by
MusaoUni
for
Rome
will
tovernment
by
proposing
a
coal
I
-has
there
been
on
the
table
In
that
.
take
fifteen
years
to
carry
to
com-
tlon.
He
saw
no
good
In
such
a
period.
The
eggs
we
get
on
Sundays
)
pletlon,
It
Is
announeed.--London
.
move
He
had
spoken
against
It
and
are
a
camouflage
commonly
known
as
scrambled
more
flour
than
eggs.
The
men
who
happen
to
be
working
'get
no
extra
rations.
Also,
wouiaryie.
average
housewife
like
to
have
ner'
son
cooped
up
in
a
camp
of
Mr.
Gwyer's
design
a
room
41x24
with
double-deck
bunks
for
30
men?
If
Mr.
Gwyer's
attitude
Is
the
attitude
of
officialdom
to
the
work-ingman
who
produce
everything
and
has
nothing
we
do
not
care
how
soon
there
is
a
change.
The
trouble
Is
that
no
government
outside
of
Russia
has
more
than
a
five-week
plans.
All
they
are
inter-
OX
O
youte
been
looking
(of
BLANC
MANGE
2
"Oio"
Cubes
A
little
milk
1
Ubltspoon
cornflour
1
pint
of
water
Add
the
"Oio"
to
tbe
water;
pour
into
a
pan
and
place
on
the
fire.
Mix
the
corn,
flour
with
the
milk,
nice
and
smooth.
Add
it
to
the
"Oio"
and
stir
for
four
or
fits
minutes
until
it
thickens.
Then
cool.
Start
Saving
Wrappers
Send
your
Oxo
Cube
Red
Wrappers
to
Oxo
Limited,
1
9
1
0
St.
Antoine
Street,
Montreal,
Que.
This
ojffer
applies
to
residents
of
Canada
only
and
expires
on
April
30,
1932
pre?eh?sy,um
msuiuuon
tor
me
lew.
it
uwy
sic
barren
of
ideas
we
can
give
them
lots.
j
Thanking
you
for
your
courtesy
ln
permitting
the
use
of
your
apace.
I
q
CHAPMAN
I
Free
Bcnrder
at
CUyah
Camp-1
District
News
;
McBRIDE
Miss
Irving
bat
returned
here
rfrom
a
trip
to
Winnipeg
Mr.
Lindsay,
a
son-in-law
of
0
F.
Bayes.
has
arrived
here
from
Port
Arthur.
W.
It.
Keat
has
returned
here
from
a
trp
to
Edmonton.
M'.s.
Keat
and
son
are
both
doing
well
Thomas
Oarner
and
J.
Nlvn
-v
.
.
.
...
oi
uunaier
were
among
visitors
n.
town
during
the
past
week.
The
matter
of
the
incorporation
CUBES
Wasted
Experiment
Continued
from
.
Nob
whal
wou,d
hn
I
.i
.i.i
.
iamb
uiiid.
a.
xiv
uHiuuiiiauuii
was
In
a
direful
financial
condition
the
government
of
whien
they
had
expected
so
much.
Dr
Tolmie
had
ln
the
hut
election
campaign
promised
to
bring
back
servatlvea
believed
ln
government
prosperity
to
the
country
and
now
:
for
the
special
interests.
The
pre-they
knew
what
had
happened.
I.
!
sent
tovernmnt
was
not
even
Con-usually
was
the
business
of
the
,
stnrative.
It
was
a
government
oo
Liberals
to
rescue
the
country
af
ter
a
Tory
administration.
A
ahn-
War
thing
happened
In
1916.
The
hy-elections
came
in
for
tome
attention.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
hv
ma
nnt
rnt,iMt
.th.r
f
u.
conservative
seats
but
they
fough'
I
wlthout
coming
to
him.
Somebody
'
!North
Vancouver
because
it
harl!had
to
e,n
UP
lh
Hr
been
a
Liberal
constituency.
Thev
I
d,d
cr'e
tn
,ob
DUt
11
1
dtd
not
ejrpect
to
win
it
At
Co-
10
done
nd
ne
WM
PP
to
"ned
,Ie
how
iIimbta
it
had
been
proposed
to
al
low
the
SMt
g0
without
contts'
i
ben
Vic
,
The
ConwrrmtW.
eandldati.
hd
'orla
nd
Personal
friends
of
the,
of
McBride
unJer
the
Village
Art
takra
pjace'Aii
new
arrtvals
ln
the'
8mct
government
hsd
Uken
is
to
be
discussed
at
the
annu-.
COntituency
had
been
registered
,c
h1
Pnt
tDO.OOO.OUO
meeting
of
the
McBride
Board
cr.By
the
other
side
and
an
effort
lWhen
UberaU
went
out
of
of-Trade
which
wUl
be
held
next
m,
even
mMte
t0
omttr-
f1w
l'nm
financial
condl
Monday.
Uon
had
bee
good
They
did
nn
vatlve
ornniKt
on
the
,ut.
xh
l
to
hu
Plttoo
to
knot-
had
been
objected
to
The
resAni
A.
Jack
and
George
McNeil
have
of
tne
rteeUon
.nowed
the
feeitau.
wnat
11
llke
tody
The
e
irone
into
tbe
Beaver
River
coun-
of
tne
pp
throughout
the
Prtmnt
t
proving
try
to
endeavor
to
lot-ate
Cart
country.
In
ie
camp
m
that
con-i,w'ntym,p"
Mint
and
N.
Storjra
who
were
ex-
atltuency
of
twelve
men
who
had,,,"'
Po
said
he
was
in
th
pected
tp
be
out
for
Christmas
but
a
enrolled
by
the
government
10
stav
would
be
a
can
who
have
not
yet
arrived.
ietgnt
yotad
for
the
Ubefal.
In
an-
d,date
agln
m
prlne
R"Prt
if
U
A
general
meeting
of
the
Mr-
Bride
Badminton
Club
was
held
on
tlvtri
Tn-
election
had
undoubted-Tuesday
erming.
Badiamton,
has
ly
ne!pfu,
to
the
Liberal
oecome
a
very
popular
game
nere.
t
q
tm
,k
k..
k-.
.t
w
f
-j
wuyrni,
miv
saaasy
.-
aimm
ferlng
from
paralysis,
'eft
tiv
week
tor
Prince
George
where
ho
will
enter
hospital
for
tcratnient.
season
at
her
home
at
Dunster
Misses
Do
rut
and
Oraee
Oooddt
,
spent
a
vacation
recently
at
th-Mr
home
here.
NOT
KEIIUILT
IN
A
DAY
The
citv
reolannlmr
scheme
ao-
.
Times.
1
'
.
,
w
The
ball
v-News
con
be
pur-
ornmlid
that
if
they
would
do
so
h
ui,,
not
w,
.
cndui.t-
w
there
-
at
the
Oeneral
election.
Peraonal-
Iv
hart
iirMl
that
th
aat
h
....
.w.
ya
'other
the
whole
ID
had
voted
Lib-
eral
lncludlnc
the
returnlnar
ol-
mm-
The
Liberals
at
the
meeting
were
reminded
that
their
party
wai
only
a
means
to
an
end.
As
lone
"
as
thaf
they
represented
.nuii
fK
the
idea
thn:i
u
i
all
the
people
had
right,
they
were
alwayl
ran
country
1
the
ground
and
it
was
the
busi
ness
of
the
Liberals
to
pull
it
out
Coalition
Propaganda
The
coalition
propaganda
that
had
been
put
forward
in
tlie'aotith
was
the
next
thing
discussed.
The
speaker
said
that
an
effort
had
been
made
to
rescue
the
n-Mfnt
the
election
ln
Columbia
had
given
it
the
final
Quietus.
"That
settled
the
idea
of
oaaiitlon."
,
I
Mr.
Pntttilih
then
reviewed,
the
financial
situation
of
'the
provfnr-
ovar
Uie
period
during
whleh
their
chased
at
had
been
party
government.
He
Post
Offlce
News
Stand,
325
showed
how
Sir
Richard
McBrldr
Granville
8U
Vancouver.
had
run
the
government
into
deb
Karl
Anderson.
Prlnw
j
and
finally
8lr
Richard's
successor,
Oeorge,
B.C.
Mr.
Bowser,
had
been
defeated
and
R.
W.
Riley,
Terriee,
B.C.
!
the
IJberals
had
brought
the
General
Store,
Anyox.
ivlnee
back
to
financial
stability.
Bmlthers
Dnig
Store,
Smith-
Now
again
a
Conservative
govern-
ers,
B.C.
ment
had
brought
the
country
to
fiUte
verge
of
bankruptcy.
ThU
Jquealkm
of
finances
and
the
Un
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thr
two
parties
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Liberals
were
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the
people
and
the
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behalf
of
a
ctlque.
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greeted
the
member
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referred
to
the
local
situation
and
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why
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was
that
some
party
magnate
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financial
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