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THE DaILy NEWS
PRINCE RUPERT -. BRITISH COLUMBIA

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DAILY EDITION.

aie Friday, November 12, 1920

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We Are Judged by
Our Public Men.

The people on judge Prince Rupert by her public

the outside
ce has been represented at Vietora

men For several years he pus

by Hon. T. D. Pattullo and as a result the impression has gone
abroad that this city “is one with men ol big ealibre. It ts
saving anvthing disparaging ol the other candidates to say t!
for this reason it would be a Booed thing to continue the represen
tation at Victoria.

Mr. Pattullo is a minister of the crown. He does not rise
in the House and make bid speeches which get him nowhere
He uses his quiet influence, not to gel us more than our share ol
good things i to see that the city and district are both fairly
treated, and they get all that is coming to them. He has
done this in the past and he will do «0 in the future.

Pattullo is a man with a big vision. lie sees this province

he sees this district in red Ly pre This ts

in capital letters and

his city and while it is necessary for him to live in the south

while he is minister of lands, his heart is here, his interests ¢
here, and he is always in close tour h with his constituents.
Is there anvthing wanted at Ottawa > At once the ery is wire

Pattullo and get his support id perhaps get him to go east and
use his influence direct Pat o has personality. He has in
fluence bevond the w « of his oflice When he speaks, people
listen. That is the sort of Man we want to represent us. We dk
not want a man who Ww pla peanut polities,

‘
Pattullio and Oliver
Are First Rate Team.

Pattullo and Oliver make a first rate team. Oliver is the
farmer whom Mr. Bowser admits is smarter than a lawver. He
has during his many years oO! publi e wi the confidence
the pedple and they are going to re r } j gai to power
That is generally conced: d._ It is not party talk fo sav that Bowser
‘cannot win at this election. H is so generally known that even

idmit it. The
reads lor
than

honars ibls Bo
their party and get
No one knows that better

the suy emety pwser
Conservatives are
the big tight
Mr. Bowser.

Suppose

yporters of the extt
fighting to knit
four years hence.
the north dost her

should kiek

defeated and
Then we

Mr. Pattullo were

representation in the provine) cabinet.

ourselves every day for the nex! foursyears to think we had done
such a foolish thing.
We do not think the people of Prince Rupert are intending

more sense fhan ‘that. However
always good to reason the
is being taken.

to defeat Pattullo. They have
uncertain thai if ts
that the proper

elections are so
matter out and make

Quick Action for

Soldier Pay Checks.
Quick action for the

cashed was secured vesterday

minister of lands and-Col. MeMordie

Soldiers’ some

sure course

their pay checks
minister. The
Returned

rpose.

who want
from the finance
bdth wired the
money, for the pr

soldiers

Commission asking for

Promptly the finance minister was authorized to allot $5,000 and
the wire was received yesterday saying the money was avanabie
This with the =ple undid work the Wars Veterans have done along
similar lines makes it possible for many to get their money wilh-
out having to pay a scalper's lees.

Welcome Suggestions
For Improvement.
The Daily News welcomes sugg

estions for the improvement

of the paper. While it is impossible just now to spend any more
money on it, owing to the rather gloomy outlook for the next
few months, we realize that there may be people who see the

from a different angte from ourselves who could give us

 

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valuable suggestions. What we try to do is to make the Daily
News as interesting as possible with the facilities at our com-
mand. We cannot set more type without greatly increasing
the cost, neither can we | rger telegraph service. We can,
however, make ehanges based i the presenti size of the sheet
Anyone having any proposals looking te such improvement is
asked to write them down and send them along ghhey will be
given every con eration We would have Prince tupert people
look ou the News = their paper.

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Friday, November 12
High, 2:28 a.m., 19.5 ft
14:09 p.m 5
8:11 a.n 8.1 ft
20:48 p.an., 3.7 ft.
Saturday, November 13
High. 3:06 a.m, 10.2 ft
14:43 p.am., 20.8 ft
Low, 8:i6 a as tt.
28:22 p.m., 4.2 ft

The time used ts Pacific

Lew,

Stan-

» (dard, for the 120th Meridian west

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

The table given is fer 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
nay be computed as 5 per cent
greater at Prince HKupert than at
Port Simpson both at springs and
Therefore the rise in the
Rupert harbor is slightly
Port Simpson

neapr.
Prince
greater than

The height is in feet and tenths

of feet above the level of

lower low-water.

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average

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PRINCE RUPERT COURT HOUSE

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
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Sealed Tenders, superseribed
Prinee Huy Court
Prince Kup ;
eeived by Hor
rebliic Works wu
i Thursday Uw 25th da
for the erection and

Tender for
“ and Heating
will be re
the Minister of
o'clock noon of
of November, 1920
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Court House al Prince au ipert and the
Healing arrangements in commection there
with, it ‘ rince Rupert Electoral Dis
trict

Pians and Specifications, Contract, and
Forms of Tender may be seen on and after
j Ue th day of November 1920, at tn

office of

4. Mabony, Eaq., Go
House Vancouver

d.H. MeMullin, Esq., Government Agent
Court House Prince Hupert, B. ¢ or the
Department of rublic Works, Vietoria, B.t
; The lowest or any tender not necessarily

vernment Agent, Court

acceptlea
A. E. FOREMAN,
Public Works Engineer.
Public Works Department,
Victoria, B. ¢
Cretober 1920

 

TIMBER SALE X 2733.

will be received by the
Prmece Kuopert, not later
7th day of November,
of Licence X 2733
7104 Jack

Sealed tenders
District Forester
jthan noon on the
11920, for the purchase
inear Burne Lake, B. C., to out
ipl ine and Spruce Ties
Two years will be allowed for removal
lof timber

Further particulars
Vietoria,for the Dietrict
hupert

TIMBER SALE X 2734. -

Sealed tenders will be received by
District Forester, Prince Rupert, not star
than noon on the 17th day of Novere
1020, tor the purehase of Licence X 273
near Burne Lake, B, C., to cut 6540 con
| pane aud Spruce Ties

‘Two years will be allowed for removat|
(or timber

Yurther particulars of the Chief Foroster,
Victoria, or the District Forester, Prince
| hupert

of the Chief Porester,
Forester, Prince

 

 

 

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Sealed tenders wil be received by the |
|Minister of Lands ictoria, not later
tun feo on the Vath day of Buvember,
11020, for the purchase of Licence X 273
jto cut 3,200 tes and 189,000 lineal teat!
lof Cedar Poles, on an area situaled hear
Wouedeock Station, Cassar Bistriet,

Two (2) years will be allowed for re
moval of tithhber

Purtber particulars of the Colef Forester,
: «., or District Forester, Prince eoaerts
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FRAY the giference hetwer Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat.
man's wife an ~ ms rene ,
ifhat if is easy fave ne ibe
jather 3s Bie 7 sy From the East.
rHAT vou @ its Sundays. Tuesdays and Thure
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rHAT ance - tian For Vancouver and South.
newspapers are ber me I ps
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says the teath Wednesdays 10:30 a.m
what prercoprie uth ’ > ar ~
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whit be er ‘ MUPBOGAYO «cece reneeee p.m
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5 attics
Queen Crariotic islands:

November 12, 1910

4 tean ee ee For Massett, P Clements and
i Upper isiand poiote
lis aif hey :
fif el feet “ ‘
ation u eon f Ma Post ule and
d Upper isiead pointe ’
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The excavation for the 4
warehouse Stewart & M ‘
and J. Pierey Morris at the “or Skidegate, Queen Charlotte
front is about completed City and Lower Island points
. o . utmer 4 and fortoiehtiy
A very successful bridge: arty rearews flee
was held by Mre. Vernor = Froal Skidewate, Queen Chariotte
at her residenee on Third A City and Lower Island pointe
yesterday afternoon. The gur vowerl > and forte tly
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"Db. P Cre D. Mel i
mA: © Lamont, J. M. ¢ For Skagwey and the Yukon.
tie, “J I Hitehi Bacet! \ it — p : ‘ {
Stewart, Rh. L. MeIntosb, A. A. Me ut
Intyre, M. Bondeaux, -A. & From Skagway and Yukon.

Tarby, Stein, Johnson, H, L. Joh N ib 1: December 4
ton, Daggett, H, I tee ivne, D nd 18

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Pruder and Martin Mi J ‘ Point.
Rochester nd Mere. Db. MeLeos November 12 and fortnightly
were the first prize winners and thereafter ~
Miss Jean Roehester won the November 13 and fortnightly
solation Mra. Varby, Mise Pi thereafter,
der and Mra, Gilmore ‘also wor
prizes
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General
CC. Mehan saye that a general train
mMatituted Mile

Superintendent W. {

server may be

‘phe in four weeks’ time.

 

MANING

DEPAHTMENT OF AND Fistinies
accompanied by &

SELECT MINISTER OF aioe pecans oramonn
eertified eheque for per cent of the

“wneunt of tender will be reeeived by the

MINES FROM SOME sic fhe ie"

af Vieheries, Priner I pert, until @0th day

  

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"oN raphe ive r the complete re
} KOOTENAY DISTRIC | moval of the low jam in the stream which
i drat Mink Traf i ay bake near Kitkhatla
} Indian Village, Piet Psiane All tateria:
| contained m the jam both above and be
NELSON. Nov, 42 | SS tow low water i* to be entirely removed and
i either floated out to sea oF piled carefully
jeer 1D aw spe bb bere said that if above tien water mark on the low ground
. al the head of the jam, the work to be
elected he would select the minis- Coninteted on or before Stet day of Maren, |
ter of mines from the Kootenay '92! ‘
Intending bidders muet examine the Jam
district, and he would represept and site the method they intend to adopt

of the Machinery they con

md the nature
any tender not

a wetal constitueney rather than (eMphaie Win. | Lawont oF

|
4 7 » TT 5 iv wcepted Cheques from wun
coal mining. He pram od fais aceeptled Langone will be returned timed
land honest freatment to the are “tM mitract it awarded

ry. H. CONNINGHAM
jinoderationiats, ant enief inapector of Fisheries

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