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TuurRspDay, Oct. 31

Editorial Notes and Clippings

PREPARE FOR
THE FUTURE
rhe

future of any city de-

a great deal upon the

foresight and business acumen
of the

as an injury to a tree will

pioneer business men.
kven
be shown in the growth of the

trunk and will bear evidence of

the wound after years, so will
a city always bear witness to
the follies or wisdom of its
pioneers, and the mistakes of

today will be the wounds of to-
morrow,

When David Oppenheimer
wanted the citizens of Vancou-
ver to secure the street ends
along the waterfront, they
laughed at him and said he
was trying to waste money.
When he recommended the

corner of Pender and Granville
streets for the site for the post

office he was accused of bar-
tering away the rights of the
citizens and compelling them

to submit to an ineonvenience
he was deriving per-

from the sale of

because
sonal benefit

the lot. But now that he is}
dead and twenty-five’ years!
have passed, a monument is

i
erected to his memory and the!

site of the postoffice proved to

be the best corner in the city.

Vancouver had good hard-
headed business men in con-
trol of the destinies of the city
in the early days, and, al-
though they made grave’ mis-
takes in many instances, on
the whole they laid the foun-
dation for the most remark-

able city in Canada today. The
early councils and boards of
trade worked together and con
tinually for the advancement
of the city.

Prince Rupert has the rignt!

kind of men, business men weo
foresee the future in sire fer
the city and who appreviate
the requirements of the pres-

ent, and it behooves these ween

to get together, compare ideas
and formulate schemes for the
solid foundation of the city
which must inevitably grow

cut of the Prince Rupert of the
present.

TEN BUSINESS
COMMANDMENT: _
iain, seciieeiaijasialinaicaaall
I. Thou shalt not wait for

something to turn up, but shalt
pull off thy coat and go to work
that thou mayest prosper in thy
affairs and make the word failure
spell success.

Il, Thou shalt not be content
to go about thy business looking

like a bum, for thou shouldst
know that thy personal appear-
ance is better than a recommen-

dation,
I.

excuses

Thou shalt not try to make
shall thou say to
who chide the: “I didn't

those

think,”

IV. Thou shalt not wait to be
told what thou shalt do, nor in
what manner thou shalt do it,

for thus may thy days be long in
the job which fortune hath given
thee

a te aaerh pee. Sell x00 sist Tickets to be had of J privilege the committee appoint. | ing He admitted using it, but Funeral Directors G. T. P. Transfer Agents
maintain thine own integrity nor|}”?’***: bus > . ‘ » . ane oO anco — ot . . . ome Srd Ave. near 6th St. Phone No, 86 Dealers in
shalt thou be. guilty of anything Christiansen, secretary, or at the - re oe , tt vee aes = 2 a. " — — wed Orders promptly filled Prices reasonable. _ ND

‘ »$8e r aanaat | e00r. 251-256 Sane Giserverad jae presence o 1S MORO? Peas Ss SPW showing OFFICE~H. B. Rochester, Centre St. Phone 6 A
ese 2 en thy good respect : gas in the workings, the govern-|that it was unlawful to throw HAY, GRAIN FEED :
or ive eta ee o ate, — -

. cae? ment inspector of mines also re-|snowballs or other things. As it

Vi. Thou shait not covet the George Gunther, the Australian ported finding the same condi-|was the first case he was dis- SEEDS
other fellow’s job, nor his salary,}eolored middleweight, is unable tions; and jchaged, The superintendent said E. L. FISHER L. A. Barbeau
nor his position, which he hath|to get a fight in England. Gun- “Whereas, Members of that/eatapults are for sale in the Cartage, Coal and Storage Food
wained by his own hard labor. ther was defeated by Georges|rommittee were diseriminated stores, and many complaints are Funeral Director and Embaimer ; , Be Agents for the International Stock

Vil. Thou shalt not fail to live| Carpentier Par he FB . CHARGES REASONABLE Reliable Messenger Service

art er in Paris, so the Eng-|against by the mine owners: and|received of broken windows and
within thy ineome, nor shalt tl list ; : . 2nd 8t., cor. 2nd Ave. Phone 356 sa
a 0 AOF ae 10u} lish middleweights think he is a “Whereas, The Miners’ Union|the use of catapults by small OPEN DAY AND NIGHT T va

contract any debts when thou] “has been, appealed to the Premier of the|boys.” Phone 58 796 Sed Ave.| wan. onpens PROMPILY ATTENDED

canst not see thy clear to

pay them.
Vill.
blow thy

way

shalt not fail to
own horn, for he who
is afraid to blow his own horn
at the proper findeth
nobody standing ready to blow it
for him,

Thou

occasion

IX. Thou shalt not hesitate to
say “No” when thou meanest
“No,” nor shalt thou fail to re-

member that there are oceasions |
when it is unsafe to bind thy self |
by hasty judgment.

X. Thou shalt give every man
a square deal; this is the last and
great commandment and there is
no other like unto it; upon this
commandment dependeth all the
law and the profits of the busi-
ness world,

All Masons of any degree and
in good standing are invited to
the second annual ball of Tsimp-
sean Lodge, No. 58, A. F. & A. M.,
to be held in MeIntyre Hall! on the

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SIR WILFRID LAURIER
held a conference with the Liberal leaders at Ottawa yester-| The ‘up-to-date House Decora-|;. jade comfortable, safe and

Who

day in regard to the naval question.

M’BRIDE CONDEMNED BY UNION

MEN OF NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C.

ROYAL CITY WORKERS CONDEMN M’BRIDE AND GOVERNMENT 2"¢ Street

FOR THEIR ACTIONS IN REGARD TO STRIKING MINERS

AT LADYSMITH—UNION BEHIND THEM.

Vancouver, Oct 30 Locked-
out coal miners al Cumberland
ind Ladysmith will receive the
financial backine of the United
|}Mine Workers of America, This,
in effect, is the statement of
George Pettigrew, member of the
executive board who passed
through this eity on Wednesday
jen route Na from Indi-
anapolis The eompany is en-
deavoring {to secure non-union
miners and engineers. The men|’
realize that this will be a turn-
ng point in the history of the
union on Vaneouver Island: for
|
jbetter or for worse and so are

determined to leave no stone un-

turned to win their fight.

About 140 Chinese and Japs
have gone back to work, but are
unable to accomplish anything
like the work done under normal
eonditions. The locked-out min-
ers are firm

The New Westminster Trades
and Labor Council, at its last
meeting, October 23rd, unani
mously passed the following reso
lution:

“Whereas, The Mines Regula-

tion Aet provides that the miners
have the right to appoint a com-
to examine the

regard to the safety of the work

inittee mines WW

ings; and

Whereas, In exercising that

provinee asking that he hold
investigation into all the cireum
stances, which request he re
fused; and

Whereas, It s one of the
fundamental principles of organ
zed labor that a injury to one
is the eonecern of all: therefore
be it

Resolved by the New West
minster Trades and Labor Cour
cil, That we, the central body of
reanized labor this city, en-
ter a most emphatic protesi|

against the government in allow.

hing such discrimination to eon-
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jtinue, and urge upon ,them the
jnecessity of making a strict in-

} vestigation into all the facts, and
j that a copy of this resolution be
arn to Sir Richard MeBride, pre-
jinier of British Golumbia, and to
}/Thomas Gifford, M. P. P.,
lber of this constitueney.

mem.

GEORGE TITE’S DARK PAST

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The following elipping
iprinted in the Vietoria Times of
i 28th from the

i October
25 years ago,

was re

issue of

‘that date

hprove interesting in that it has
ireference to one of Prince Ru
ipert’s leading citizens:

In the poliee court today

(George Tite was eharged with us-
ling a catapult on Sunday morn-

‘ester W. David Co, Ltd,

LUMBER

First Ave. and MeBride St. Box 865

PHONE 25

Prince Rupert, B.C.

Prince Rupert Lodge, .0.0.F.

No. 63
Meets in the Helgerson Block

Every Tuesday Evening
All members of the order in the
city are requested to visit
the lodge.
A. H. ALLISON, N, G.
W. G. BARRIRB, Sec.

SONS OF NORWAY

Meets every Thursday at 7 p. m.,|
at 319 3rd Ave. All Norwegians |
are welcome.

“Valhalla” of S.H. & E.F.

(SCANDINANIAN Socrery j

Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at
p.m. in the hall at 319 3rd Ave.

Silversides Bros.

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PRINCE RUPERT yet:

leaves for Vancouver, Victori
ead Seattle ictoria
FRIDAYS, 9 A. M.

“PRINCE JOHN”

' Port Simpson, Granby Bay, Stewart, Naas, 1) 4 »
ith and (8th
ror Masset and Naden Harbor, 12 p. m., Nov. aw
i kidegate, Aliford Bay and other Queen Charlotte feta
Nov. 10th, 24th, Dee, &th, gona
| G@, T. P. RAILWAY PASSENGER seRvice
No. @ leaves Prince Rupert 10 4. m. Wednesda ‘
Grand Trunk Railway System
(The Double Track Route)
Nine month excursion rates in effect Chotes f routes t
with the excursions and fast trains of the Grand Trunk ha

Atlantic Steamehip Lines.
A. E. MoMABTER, jeneral

Thursday Oetol

Fo: all infermation appl
Agent, Cent

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B.C. COAST STEAMSHIP SERVICE

SAFETY
SPEED
SERVICE

FAMOUS eee

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PRINCESS Talal
LINE

RAILWAY

S. S. Princess Sophia
SOUTHBOUND

Saturday, Nov. 2, 9 a.m.
4. @. M/NAB, General Agent

fast by using the Best Route
The Great Northern Ry.
Offers the choice of routes

through a well settled country

3 DAILY TRAINS

Seattle or Vancouver to

all

From

Chicago and points east

Steamship
Agency

PHONE 116

The new stee! Passenger Steamers

“Chelohsin”

—AND—

“Camosun

Leave Prince Rupert for Vancouver
| as follows:

‘Chelohsin” - Wednesdays at 10 p.m.
“Camosun” - Saturdays at 10 p.m. |

| Arriving at Vancouver Friday evening
| and Monday morning, respectively

| None safer on the coast than these two

fine passenger steamers
|

J. H. ROGERS, Agent Phone 116

LINDSAY

CARTAGE and
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Owned and operated by the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway on
the American and Europear plan
Excellently furnished with
steam heat, electric light, and al
modern conveniences, being abso
lutely first-class in every respect

The appointments and
are equal to any hots
coast.

service

the

Rates: $1 to $3.50 per day.

G. A. Sweet, Manager.

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“UNION $.5. COMPANY OF B.C., Ltd. THE IROQUOIS

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Savoy Hotel

Cor. Fraser and 6th.
RUPERT’S PALACE OF COMFORT

Choice Wines and Cigart

POOL

English and American Billiards
Twelve Tables Seconp Av8,
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Empress Bowling Alleys |

AND POOL ROOM |

4 ALLEYS 12 TABLES
Best Fitted and Most Luxurious on
the Coast
H. E. ROSS, Prop. Srd Ave.
eal

COAL

Best on the

Rogers & Black

New Wellington Coal.

Coast
Phone 116

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