PA02
POtTB
IStHE
DAILY
-.NEWS
Liabilities
of
McPhee
Estate
City
Will
Dare
to
Meet
ObUgatians
of
$2100
Before
Assets
Can
Be
Transferred
Liabilities,
including
doctor
blUs,
funeral
expenses,
etc..
and
totalling
$2108,
will
have
to
be
met
before
the
executors
can
transfer
the
estate
of
the
late
Jji.
"N.
McFfcee
to
the
city,
I
be
council
as
informed
last
night
by-City
Solicitor
E.
Y.
Jones;
I
In
his
will,
Mr.
McPhee,
whodled
J
about
a
year
ago,
bequeathed
his
'
entire
estate
to
the
city
for.
the
benefit
of
children's
playgrounds.
fj
Assets
include
three
houses
in
the',
city,
bringing
a
total
of
$60
per
month
in
rent,
and
a
boat
of
doubt-
j
ful
value
as
well
as
some
$142
on
deposit
In
bank.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the"
finance
committee
and
city
solid-
1
tor
for
further
investigation
and
,
report.
University
Now
Closed
For
Year!
Mother
of
Anyox
Woman
Passes
at
Harrison
Mills
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Kirby.
wlffc
ct.l.
W.
Kirby,
of
Harrison
Mills
and
mother
of
Mrs.
N.
B.
Marshall
of
Anyox,
passed
away
on
Tuesday
of
last
week
at
her
home
in
the
Frits
Valley.
The
funeral
took
plate
on
Thursday.
Interment
being
made
at
Agtssiz
Cemetery.
In
addition
to
the
widower,
Mrs.
Kirby
Is
Kirvlved
by
two
sons
and
five
daughters.
East
End
Water
Main
to
Be
Put
In
Good
Shape
On
motion
of
Aid.
I
Students
Now
on
Way
to
.Homes
In'
Northern
R.C.
Fallowing
Cm-
pletvwi
ef
Studies
University
students
who
will
soon
be
returning
to
their
homes
in
this
i
District
following
cessation
of
the'
session
a
University
of
BritWi
Cc-i
lumhat
wiH
Include
Archie
Thorap-,
son,
Miss
Dorothy
Patnsore
for
Prince
Rupert;
Lawrence
Orris
fa
Terrace;
William
Sargent
Ut
Kazel-t
ton;
Deanls
Ntebol.
.William.
Iiod-.j
-son.
Douglas
Felr
and
Lewis
Cun-,
ningham
to
Ocean
Fills;
Emeit'
Brown
to
Anyox,
and
"Kenneth
1
'
Campbell
to
Prince
George
Gandhi
and
has
only
three
grejt
problems
which
concern
him.
'
He
!
wants
to
be
able
to
pay
his
rent
for
tjie
use
of
his
land.
He
wants,
to
many
off
his
daughters
and
to
have
a
fine
funeral.
Indian
indc-'
pendence
or
self
rule
does
not
rate
wlh
these
Important
subjects."
Mr.
Wheeler
said.
WHEN
MEN
CALLED
Attracted
by
bo-
pretty
face,
tbeir
interest
vaauhed
before
Uie
evening
was
over.
And
tbey
seldom
came
back
again.
Tragic
to
Uunlt
sle
never
iuj-pected
why!
'
-
COW
BELL
chairman
of
the
boara
of
of
works,
works.
the
city
counetl
decided
last
nigh;
tc
replace
a
galvanized
pipe
section
in
the
water
system
on
Donald
Street
at
the
east
end
of
town
where
grading
Is
now
in
progress
with
six
inch
,
water-
pipe.
The
wh6l4rhalri;:in
that
area
.would
thirl
Ipe
btstk-ineh
pipe
and;
add
tional
lire'
protection
would
be
it-forded
the
Industries
at
Seal
Cove.
The
work
would
be
done
un&er
relief
with
material
In
possession
ot
the
city.
Gandhi
Does
Not
Interest
Average
Farmer
in
India
MONTREAL,
April
16-
know
much
more
about
Ma-hatma
Gandhi
than
does
the
av.
AT
DANCES
he
bad
to
stand
aiide
and
ee
other
girl
receive
all
Ue
.attention.
Tlimutf,
Ae
dtnaed
twtutiftflty,
partnwi
mr
Aed
ber
aecand
time.
WITH
OTHER
GIRLS
.
it
w
Uie
xatne
tor.
rUile
MiiAWSmXnK
coolness.
Aa
occasional
Ust-rainute
invitation
to
fifl
in
at
bridge,
but
no
real
friends
never
really
one
of
the
crowd.
it
i
ot
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
was
necessary
tor
our
prosperity.
Since
that
time,
other
persons
have,
at
various
times,
supported
the
scheme.
Fortunately,
these
gentlemen
have
never
beenitaken
serious-ly.s
far
as
woJan'Sec.
the
forma
"It"
seems
'
tot
me
that
we
hav
tlon
ot
newf
province
would
be
a
leached
the
end
of
materialism
and
that
there
Is
In
gestation,
not
only
the
entire
economic
reconstruction
Indicated
in
the
political
and
financial
news,
but
also
a
renaissance
of
Interest
in
the
spiritual,
which
is
not
In
modernism.
It
seems
natural
that
this
would
Joke.
Imagine
the
sparse
population
of
Northern
Alberta
and
British
Co
lumbia
struggling
to
support
a
government,
with
all
the
trills
that
governments
today
call
necessities.
Instead
of
trying
to
form
a
new
province,
those
Interested
should
work
towards
the
consolidation
of
be
first
noticed
In
music,
since
mu-
all
the
provinces
Into
one,
thusx:ut
sic
is
perhaps
closest
to
the
pub-
ting
down
our
overhead
expenses
lie's
emotions
ot
all
the
arts.
It
a,
and
lightening
our
taxes."
SLAG
CAN
BE
USED
Tons
of
Chemicals
of
Use
In
Paper
Industry
Obtained
at
Inter-
national
Nickel
Smelter
;
MONTREAL,
April
:
-Under
the
watchfal
eyes
of
efficiency
experts
and
Industrial
chemists
there
is
very
little
going
to
waste
In
Canadian
industrial
plants
today.
The
latest
find
of
the
canny
chemical
men
Is
that
thty
can
taka
4000
tons
of
chcsnleals
varoabte
to
the
paper
industry
from
the
east
off
slag
of
the
International
Nickel
Company
smsitftts
at
Copper
Cliff,
Ont.
The
ore
sent
to
the
Copper
Cttff
plant
to
be
refined
contains
copper
and
nickel
raloniaes.
The
Orford
process
in
use
at
the
plant
wpar-j
ates
the
two
minerals
and
leaves
a
dirty
slag
rich
In
soda
and
alumina.
Sodium
and
aluminum
sulphates,
two
mibst:inces
much
in
use
In
the'
marrofacture
of
paper,
can
he
pro-'
ducrd
from
the
slag
by
the
action'
of
sulphuric
add.
ObtmlaU
rtgHed
an
appnmtus
to
gather
sulphuric,
acid
from
the
acrid
fumes
jftfcJi
off
;
by
Uw
smelters.
The
sulphfum
acid
:
is
allowed
Bio
work
on
h
slag
and
thr
result
provides
sodium
and
aluminum
sulphates.
These
products
nan
be
readily
purified
and
thr
re
Is-even
a
percentage
of
copper
mid
hieksl
values
to
be
returned
to
the
smelters.
Some
15,000
tons
of
sodium
sulphate
and
25,000
tens
ot
aluminum
sulphate
ran
be
produced
annually
from
the
rast
off
slag,
the
chemists
j
have
estimated.
but
unwelcome
.
.
was
?B.O.'
to
blame?
LIFEB
UOY
DAY
OVER
Public
Wants
Spiritual
Value
Music
Again,
Says
Director
In
CHICAGO,
April
2fl
The'day
.If
the
anvil,
coW-bell
and
locomotive"
whistle
In
symphony
music
is
passing
rapidly,
In
the
opinion
of
Frederick
Stock,
veteran
director.
ot
the
Chicago
Symphony
Orches
tra.
Mr.
Stock
believes
public
taste
l;
reacting
strongly
against
musical
modernism,
as
represented
In
HEALTH
SOAP
stops
body
odour
likewise
true
that
music
is
best1
fitted
Vo
lead
the
way
back
to
fundamentals,
sinee
it
Is
ths
yoangest
and
most
vigorous
ot
the!
arts;
as
we
know
it,
its
origin
gi
back
no
further
than
Bach,
some1
200
years
ago."
PROVINCE
IDEA
JOKE
Alice
Arm
Herald
Skeptical
About
Proposal
For
North
to
Branch
Out
those
unorthodox
Instruments,
with
the
materialism
and
oven&ne1
Tne
Alice
Arm
Herald
does
not
realism
that
accompanies
It.
1
,oolc
wttn
favor
upon
the
Idea
of
a
"The
cycle
ot
popular
taste
ha
separate
province
being
formed
In
swung
around
again,"
Mr.
Stock
the
north.
Following
Is
a
recent
edl-sald,
"and
the
public
Is
now
show-,
torlal
which
It
printed
on
the
sub-
Ing
its
preference
for
music
of
a
!'
,
greater
spiritual
value.
J
"About
two
or
three
years
ago,
In
this
I
would
not
be
surprised
me
publicity-seeking
person
con
trage
native
of
India,
according
lu
to
karn
that
music
is
symbolizing
ceived
the
wild
idea
that
a
new
pro-
E.
R.
Wheeler,
civil
engineer
cf
!
a
general
return
to
the
older,
more
vlnce
embracing
the
northern
parts
oue
of
the
Indian
railway
systems
,
conservaUve,
more
spiritual
de-stationed
at
Oorakhpur
In
the
oen-1
ments
of
our
civilization,
that
tre
of
the
Indian
peninsula,
wholihere
are
more
people
going
to
pasted
through
this
city
en
route
church,
that
intellectual
interests
to
England
recently.
"Most
In
dlans
are
farmers
and
live
in
the
are
generally
more
serious,
that
other
emotional
expressions
are
re-
small
villages,"
he
said.
"Onljii
turning,
to
iunnamentats.
a
small
proportion
oi
me
population
live
In
the
cljies.
The
Indian
fanner
has
hardly
heard
of
(Body
Odour)
There's
not
a
more
popular,
more
sought-after
girl
in
then-hole
town.
She
finally
discovered
her
fault
and
the
easy
way
to
overcome
it.
As
soon
as
"IJ.O."
(body
odour)
was
ended,
loneliness
vanished,
too!
'
.
Play
safe!
,
;(
-
-
-
-
Take
no
chances
with
"B.O."
Make
Lifchuoy
your
toilet
soap
end
all
danger
of
ofTcnding.
Lifebuoy's
creamy,
abundant,
penetrating
lather
purifies
and
r
f
w
LATEST
IN
SLANG
NOW
New
Language
Made
Even
Capone
Is
In
Jail
Whacks:
General
Wheels:
Substitute
.
for
shot,''
leaders
of
a
ganiji
fa-tar
Onomatopte.'
term
for
a
machine
gun..
j
Short;
.Au4utomobIle,
used
especially
in
the
phrase
"not
short,"
for
a
stolen
car.
aunsel:
Either
a
stupid
or
a
treacherous
person.
It
comes
apparently
from
the
Yiddish
word
"gant-zel."
a
gosling.
Nature-ray:
"All
right"
or
"O.K."
as
in
the
phrase;
"I'm
feeling
na-ture-roy."
It
evidently
is
based
on
violet
rays.
j
Sneaker:
An
independent
still,
deodorizes
Hrcs
remove
every
trace
of
odour.
Its
pleasant,
extra-clean
scent
that
vanishes
as
you
rinse
tcllsyouyou'rccleancr.ancTfromhcadlofoot
An
ideal
complexion
soap
Lifebuoy's
rich,
crcam-Iikc
lather,
massaged
into
Uie
facecvery
night,
keeps
complexions
fresh
and
lovely.
Gently
frees
pores
of
clogged
impurities
makes
dull
skins
glow
with
healthy,
radiant
beauty.
Removes
Germs
Too
Itcmcmlrcr
-harmful
germs
lurk
on
things
we
touch.
Our
finger
prints
put
them
on
food
we
cat
and
so
they
get
into
our
system.
Wash
your
hands
often
with
IJfpiiunv.
it
a
nrom.lmf
,.,(
:..r,i:
---
'
-
"
iawtiiv
till
k.!3Vf
latlrcr
renders
germs
inactive
and
keeps
us
safe.
Ltvtt
ilrAthm
Limilnl.
Toronto
i.e.,
one
not
run
for
the
liquor
syndicate.
To
Y
some
one:
To
betray
or
to
double-cross,
The
usage
comes
from
the
practice
of
some
speakeasy
proprietors
in
mixing
near
beer
With
real
beer
thmtiei
rlnuhlo
nr
,f
Al
Y-shaped
pipe.
To
bo
out
In
the
country:
"Takn
1
for
a
ride,"
most
ride
victims
being
CHICAGO.
April
26:
The
fertile
found
tn
an
""Populated
spot
wits
of
gangland
may
not
be
earning
:
much
money
these
days,
what
with
I
OTPIU
1
FIT
capone
m
Jail,
but
they
go
right
on
I
01EiTfil
nalrln.
.
.
'
Jonn
IIaahtl
an(l
associates,
who
nt
Out
of
f
the
badlands
..1
that
u
gave
!are
worklnR
SUverado
m,
TST?
,UChMf'.mma;
Phrar
der
,ease'
are
now
breakJaoX
as
"taken
for
a
ride"
and
"on
the
Rnd
hl
h
gt&Ae
spot"
flows
a
continuous
stream
ot
shlpment
aBnd
R"te
ad
YounJ
Z
,m?.T
mountain.
Some
250
tons
of
the
Mr.
Whiskers:
A
general
term
for
high
grade
silver
lead
ore
with
the
United
States
vernment.
es-
small
gold
content
will
be
shinned
peclally
its
law
enforcement
offlc-
soon,
It
Is
expected,
'
era,
as
opposed,
Jo
city
police,
4.
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U.S.
Statute
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VANCOUVER.
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11
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shipping
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to
bee
ne
effective
The
load"
line
law
ternatlonal
agrermi
vessels
of
256
tons
egn
voyages,
with
t!
the
Oreat
Lakes.
The
law
create1!
alum
tlon
in
Pukc'
which
were
apparci
i
when
the
U.S.
Conr
Troops:
A
substitute
for
"mob"
Jacob
Klleker.
.
,
one
vt
of
the
wic
AMUUBl'
oldest
wu-
A
,n,P
"
vyaglni;
-
-
or
"gang."
employees
of
the
AUl4lcJl
v,
Premier
iciiucr
mine.
mine,
-
...
term
tor
any
Passed
W
there
on
Wednesday
"Sion.
01,1
form
of
force,
most
oftijn
used
In
,astat
the
advanced
nge
of
79
years.
to
be
adhered
t0
rlfi'
the
phrase,
some
one.
"to
put
the
whacks
on"
"big
The
funeral
took
place
at
Hyder
on
rrway
aiiernoon.
A
native
of
Buf-talo,
N.Y..
Mr.
Klleker
had
resided
in
this
district
for
about
twelve
,years.
-
uiiHjuncement
J2.
T1
1
..
..
Enrappmpnt
ouwi
jxouces
50c.
Funeral
Notices
$1
Cards
of
Thanks.
Funeral
Flowers
10c.
ncr
name.
vice
versa.
J.
H.
Hamilton,
sn
Merchants
Exrhnnge.
1
ID.
'Neroutsos,
maniK
i'
"nsdltin
Pacific
coa-
naTre
null'
returned
ir.fcUA,vv
rrom
.......
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nr
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were
n
ii.
tiiu
wm
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going
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!i,rt
o..
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01
tnarges
made
for
readlne
j
,nB
00
1he
ineJnon
notices.
!
"It
Is
dinicult
to
sre
w
by
a
special
avi
oi
wuuf
coast
waters
be
exempts
"
Mif
there
'
wnc
luwnvi
l-
hope
of
any
such
action,