Pa eps cet ae u Hi . , Y THE DAILY NEWS Friday, Ja; ual THE DAILY News THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA Published Daily and Weekly by THE PRINCE RUPERT PUBLISHING CO. LTD., PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. H, F. MeRAE, EDITOR AND,GENERAL MANAGER SUBSCRIPTION RATES—To Canada, United States and Mexico: Weekly, Daily, $8.00 per year. Daily, 50c per month, er $5.00 per year, in advance. $2.00 per year. All Other+Countries: Weekly, $2.50 per year, strictly in advance. HEaD OFFICE Daily News Building, Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C BRANCH OFFICES AND AGENCIES New York—National Newspaper Bureau, 219 East 23rd St., Telephone New York City. 4 DAILY EDITION ct D There was great joy in the Tory camp when President of living appears to be Wilson of the United States most elusive thing in announced his Tariff Bill. All world. Indeed it must Friday, Jan. 30, 1914 The cause of the high cust the the be over the country it was loudly something supernatural when acclaimed that we were to eee have ‘the “benefits of reoi- sO many royal commissions procity without any conces- have failed to run it down. sion on our part. The cost of Perhaps these well paid 4:n- living would be immediately) tlemen who constitute the reduced and the hum of pros- boards are searching in the perity would again be heard in r tha Nand, wrong directions, Indeed they Rit Tice appear to be on the will o’ the “4 2 “hi i he “American ‘Tariff Bill yates Why mot get. down to has become iaw and instead of oéminon sense and adopt the the results expected by the Tories, we have the exact re- methods of medical sci2 «ee? The first and only treatment verse. It so happens that the ior a deranged phys‘eal sys- articles placed on the free list baat iA eee arn tol tie “simple by the United States are the life.* Throw down all the at- very ones that are required barriers and let nature have for home consumption. The full sway. American tariff wall being Tee Se Ae thrown down, however, we Why not adopt this method find an additional demand for these very products, and con- sequently a big increase in the Cast in treating the ills of society? off the artificial barriers that prevent the proper circu- price. Instead, therefore, of a} jation of society’s blood. Give decrease in the cost of living, lots of room for exercise. Do we find that an additional load not fence ap society in its own is placed on the backs of the back yard. .Allow free inter- common people. course between neighbors. Wace eee When this is done prices will The Americans, however, soon reach their normal level have shown their usual and there wiil be no further shrewdness in framing the need for royal commissions. bill. They have not thrown This is the solution offered down the whole wall as was by Sir Wilfrid Laurier for the expected. In the most. im- high cost of living. He be- portant clauses there is a pro- lieves it is a result of the mo- viso to the effect that it shall nopoly created by the high only come into force when tariff. He would throw down Canadd@ has made a similar re- that barrier so as to permit of duction. Consequently the healthy competition. In doing Canadian wheat is shut out of that he is curing the wound by the big American markets. getting at the cause, while the The Canadian farmer is de- Tories are endeavoring to re- nied the high prices and the move it by external treatment. shori transportation to which he is entitled by right because a few “old women” down in Ottawa fear the contamination of American trade. Sir to triumph. Let us no longer halt between two opinions, but let us give Wilfrid Laurier that sup- port that will enable his cause EXCEPTIONAL SALE : VALUES a Ladies’ Felt Lined Boots with felt soles, price $2.50; RRR 2S Greg ere CRI cana oh aletg's <9. erath oibiar ees, $1.56 Misses’ Felt Boots, sizes 11 to 2, price $2.25; now. .$1.60 Boys’ Long Brown Felt Boots, nos. 8 to 10%, price $2.00; INO cs Phd ese Clie id ie oo SRM eves soate be ate aioe keine $1.60 Boys’ and Girls’ Felt Boots, sizes 8 to 10%, price $41.65; OT ero ke Cie cals ate ve ea tishel a Lanai r Sisie Antares .... $1.25 Misses’ Felt Overshoes, two buckles, sizes 13 to 2, price A SAINT iso oi's cis tin gis asa Mca toe ease . $1.36 Children’s Black Overshoes, sizes 8 to 10%, price $1.65; PMN FE ich eb aig hi a se BS EN Re ie aes ee $1.20 THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES JABOUR : BROS. THIRD AVENUE ————— } -_ { DORIA A AAA AAAI AAAAAAAAAAAAAAIAAAA EDA EREA AAA ADIAAAI I I When Mayor John Purroy Mit- chell, of New York, confessed that his digestive organs were not ‘strong enough to weather a series of dinners’ to whieh he had been invited just before the Christmas holidays, his weak- ness was attributed to youthful- ness by ex-Senator Chauncey M. Depew, who heads the list of the dinners for forty years, and says that it was by training that he learned how to attend public- eating affairs and avoid night- mares, headaches, and kidred'| ailments. He talked with a re- porter for the New York Press: “If T am known as an after- dinner speaker I hope I am also| country’s famous banqueters and after dinner speakers. Mr. | Depew has been attending big } hour with my been my rel Most me room with cocktails. card have been ynd they to their cided to creation. to me. and I suppo find it easy “I find around my before the subject T everything T ma me, business—they tion in) cards. keep late hours, and they sit in a They the public never playing, are lauded activity. “When I was very young I -de- that, CEY DEPEW’S SECRET TRAINING FOR BIG DINNERS WORKS HARD ALL DAY AND MAKES DINNERS HIS RECREA- TION—RESTRAINS HIS APPETITE AND GOES HOME EARLY have axation. n wet their relaxa. That makes then: drink But bad air and die young learns of their So it says they killed by overwork, as martyrs ke dinners my re- Speaking was very eas) Every man has his forte, mine. I things. se that to remember when I walk table for an dinner and think of am to talk = on, have heard or read is library about that subject comes back to After my speech I go home, known as a man who works/and am in bed about 11 o'clock. harder than most others. My!/The next morning I am fresh and dinners never have interfered| ready to be at work at nine. For ~_ graph its speed send or a minute. The Lloyds JANUARY 80 FEBRUARY touch with more than miles distant. Perfection process for of grades into lent quality. By use of a phone Rome, MARCH ores APRIL less tion Tripoli, On the 24th the two working on of the between MAY British that four neon, carbon JURE have been passed. sity an give frost. A process from JULY electric AUGUST to be made A French naut, (Juvisy backward as ward, and down, Launch of H. ‘lizabeth,”’ SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Lincoln loop, NOVEMBER - forms Thanksgiving “Trotol,” a plosive, ed, wireless ators in Cairo, Key West, of converting iron lowest steel of excel- even Professor made possible wire- communica- that city and 700 miles. telephone steam Panama at Culebra cut. scientists announce elements, warning is London fabrics may be treated so as entirely water- proof, from flimsy silk to heaviest cloth. monoplane aero- Pegoud, demonstrates his ability td fly as for- upside the buring battleship world’s navies. Beachy flies in almost every possible position and _ per- breathtaking oeuvres at San Diego, A DOZEN STRIKING ACHIEVEMENTS OURING 1913 Balzera's striking improve- ment upon the Hughes tele- instrument, treblin that one Egypt, are i 7000 an Englis the liquid Vanni, of the mont Canal Experiments at the Univer- of Wisconsin thermometer coming of whereby a well even M. 8. first of oi loops mal Ca day. new high may receive 1810 words oper- Fla., statute micro- of shovels the water level met helium, and sulphur, procured ~ hydrogen through which an electric discharge has been from perfect to announce “Queen the the ex- satisfactorily prov- Twice as powerful dynamite, only a fulminate of mereury will explode it. as & -TELEGRAPHY n WIRELESS h METALLURGY TELEPHONY h CHEMISTRY MANUFACTURE d ll ELECTRICITY AVIATION l- §$HIPBUILDING AVIATION l- 1 EXPLOSIVES years T worked in iny office with- out going out to lunch—T!I ate il my desk. ‘At. 6 o'clock I would go home and take a nap for ten minutes, Then I would find what T was to on speak on and be ready to keep the engagement at 8. “My digestion might have bothered me had T not been care- ful to eat the dinner just as I would have at home, Indiges- tion mist be guarded against it is the greatest enemy to a clear head and clear thinking. “T experimented to find just what I could eat best. T soon de- termined to play with everything, but eat nothing except the roast and game courses. The trouble with the average young man is that he cannot restrain his ap- petilee The things are placed be fore him, and they are so good that he eats them. Of course, he is apt to eat too much. But a public banquet, if eaten with thougrht and care, is no more of a strain than dinner at home,” Ore by Parcel! Post Bulte, Mont., Jan. 20.—The post office inspectors have been informed that the mines in the Elk River eountry expected to ship all their concentrates by parcel post in future, instead of by freight. The rate by parcel post is 54 cents for the maxi- mum fifty pounds. or $1,08 a hundred. The previous arrange- ment cost the mines much more than $1.08. The — carrier ,will haul as many of the tifty-pdund packages as he can handle of his one trip a day until he is reliev- ed by freighters. The mines have several carloads to ship Explosion Kills Five Quebec, Jan. 26.——Five persons lost their lives in a fire which occurred this morning at Notre Dame, Dubosaire, a smal] parish in the mountains of Montmagny county. The victims are Mrs.| Jos. Bobin, aged, 37, her two children, a lad of 12 years and a baby of 15 days, and two other boys named Labrecque, one aged! {3 and the other 11. The aceci- dent oceurred through the ex plosion of an oil stove at 6:30 n the morning in a house be- longing to Nareisse Proulx and | occupied by the Robin and La~ breeque families. hotel : Direutory ee Members P.R.L. Vintners Association Aly aT ele Fridays a (Agent for all Atlant For Vancouver, Vic S.S. 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