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PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA

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DAILY EDITION, —- EGAN Wednesday, Nov. 3. 1920

Harding Elected
President of U.S.

 

Hi ling is elected president of the United States { seémed
like a sure thing. even before the election but elections often
bring surprises. No one can be sure what the electors will do
This time they have fulfilled the prophecies and have hosen a
Republican instead of a Democrat, They have in other words

chosen a Conservative instead of a Liberal, a high tariff man in
stead ef a low.
What effect. if anv. the change will have on Canada is not!

clear. It is nd of any idea of reciprocity for the time being,
and*may mean the erection of higher tariffs against this country.
There is nothing for us to worry about, however, for Canada is
every year becoming more seif-et ttained and is learning to de-
pend on herself for production of goods which she uses

Bowser Still
Rules the Party.

At the Conser tive convention last night if was
that the il Gonservative Association was instructed to sel
a candidate t his cons ency Accordingly those preset
proceeded ti hoose delegates. but did ‘ «t t then iT
whom they sho vote Apparently “inst: tions” th eft:
had not arrived.

It seems curious that a group of mer who are alwavs looked
upon as intelligent and many of whom are-successful business

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men should be willing to take instru¢

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ions from W. J. Bowser.

As a matter of fact Mr. Bowser still rules the rty as he formerly
did. He is the little ezar still. He sends out his orders and his
henchmen do his will. Even thongh these men know that the
municipality is served better by Mr. Pattullo than it could be by
any opposition member or by any member that the Conservatives

could elect, because Bowser sgys so, a candidate has to be chosen.
Sore of the members of the party would even drag the old party
in the dust to such an extent that.they would, have eudorsed men
of the standing of S. M. Newton or T. Ross MeKay, who wabbi
about from one faction to another and do not care what they
stand for as long as they think they can get back at the Govern-
ment that has refused to pander to them. Also there is a longing
for the holiday at Victoria and the chanee to write M.P.P. after
their names and at the same time draw the sessional indemnity.

May the good Lord deliver us from such 4 calamity

Good Men Among
Delegates Chosen.

Among the delegates chosen there are some excellent men
and if they are. left to themselves without interference they
should be able to do the right thing. The difficulty about politics
is that people do things for expediency rather than because it ts
best for the province er the district. During a political campaign
people see things through colored glasses. The party name dis-
forts their vision and they do not see things as they are.

if we were very religious we should pray that the delegates
might sé the light, that the party scales might drop from their
eyes and they might recognize the desirability of refusing to act
at the behest of Bowser or any of his myrmidons but place the

interest of the district before party and support the Liberal!
nominee Not believing in the efficacy of prayer in a case like
this, we can only hope that the party will choose a man who will
uphold the traditions of the great party and will not drag it in
the mire by backing 4uy man just on the forlorn hope of downing}.
the man who really has the interest of the district at heart, who
is in a position to help it and @o something more than make
inflammable speeches or write rambling, humorous editorials,

 

 

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Alfalfa Meal, Beefscraps, Oyster and

Registered (Ground Bone fed in the proper pro- ff)!

il in any quantity

P.O. Box 745 Priece Rupert, B.C. Phone 360

 

sa Blessing

to every wornan, but good
health is vitally important.
Attention to liver, kidneys

, and bowels. will improve
beauty and health,

Bet ILLS

dre a boon to women, be-
cause they regulate the func
tions of all these organs
without any irritation or dis
agreeable effect.

Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World

 

IS CRUSHING

London Municipal Society Dis-
cussed Matter Yesterday, Lord
Fami!ton Presiding

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HANDBAGS

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J. F. MAGUIRE

722 Second Ave., Prince Rupert

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It is counted from 0 to 24 hours
from midnight to midnight

The table given is for Port

Simpson but the time for Prince

Rupert varies only a few minutes
on some days and on others is
the same. The range of the tide
may be computed as 5 per cent

greater at Prince Rupert than at ore

JUDGE YOUNG AND

Port Simpson both at springs and

neaps, Therefore the rise in the
Prince Rupert harbor is slightly
greater fhan Port Simpson.

The height is in feet and tenths |.

of feet above the average jevel of
lower low water.

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TIMEER SALE x 2746.
Sealed tefiders will be received by the
Minialer . Lends at Victoria, not ister
than noon on the 30th day of December

1920, for the purchase of Licence & 2740
to cut 5.1398,000 feet of Cee Spruce
Hemierk and Balsam, on an area “inated
on Samo Lake, Range 2, Coast District

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Further 5 f the Chief Porester,
BR. ¢ or Dist ' Prince Hupert
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TIMBER SALE X 2753.

Sealed tenders wil he received Dy the
Dist I nl ’ a ian hom On
ihe 12th da f Novenber vet for the
purchase of Licence \ 2753 near Kitimat
i 1 925.000 fret f Cedar Hemlock
Halsam and spruce an 15,000 lineal feet
of Piling

we 7 years will be allowed for re
| ipoval of timber

Purther pee = jtare of the Chef Forester
i , or Di ett oaber Pranee Huppert,
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TIMBER SALE X 2731.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
Minister f Lands at Victorta, not later
than noon on the 18th day of Rove et.
1020, for the purchase of Licence X 27
to cut 200 ties and 139,000 lineal tert
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edar Poles, on ap ares @iuated near

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Woodcock Station, Cassiar District

rw 2) yeers will be atiowed for re-
moval of timber

Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
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IN THE SUPKEME COUNT OF BHITIBH

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it is OMDEHED thet the seid Jonn i.
McMullen shall be allowed to swear t the

Clam Shell, Grit, Charcoal, Coarse §)20"\", “f,,ine, tat ,ocensed a8, catering |

jie expiration of one monk from the dete

of the first publication of notice @f this
wder, unless to the meantime poet i#

portions along with the necessary grains and chicken J Piriiinea ts tne nepiurar of this Court at
chop are essential feeds the chickens must have in |.
order | to roduce the bet results. ne ee eee ee

rinvce Kupert, B. C., that ie sata de-|
eased, Ernest Vatrick Uingras, Was alive

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yma Jol a McMullen do publish tice |

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day of Seplember, A ive0

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Was tiie hairman of the ee ne
and i n oO he plat! }
were W i M - M.L.A., Al
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Seott, J. Rh. Beatty, M. M. Sty ‘
and J. ©. MeLennar

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the property of D. H, Mel

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A railroad between Skides
and Mas«sett on the Oueen Oha
lotte Islands is to b started at
once according li Keg lid &,
i Brown, of the B.C. Companys

fo

Caplain Barney Jolinesor ind
members of his crew have gone to
fucks Inlet on a hunting i

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The Bey Scouts had a trip to
| Wighy Island over the week-end
under Reoutmaster B. W. Browne

jum Assistant Kk. Flexman on the

B&K POULTRY Essentials | ::::\:'*."<2%'%3

leunch Heeate,” lent by V. W
PMauith The patrol consisted of

‘eirel = leaders Walter Sinith
Lioyd Johusetou, Frita Skelluim,
Giuy Phipps, Wallace Anderson,
Corporals George Ambrose, Frank
Holland, ©. Moore, A. Manson, and
scouts F. Stephens, W. Alder, T.
Coley, J. Christianson, J. Naden,
J. Aunbrose, D, Storring, G. Shaw,
GG, Tite, F. Cameron, PD. Stork, J.
hMurrie; WH. Rudnick and F. Leggatt.

Miss M. Smith, of Alice Arm
was a passenger on the Chelohsin
yesterday southbound for Seattle, |

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