caren aioe eee RRR aRY en, eee Mig Reg ng ten 1 Fes THE DAILY NEWS I ‘THE DAILtyY NEWS | THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA Published Daily and Weekly | Guaranteed Largest Circulation HEAD OFFICE Daily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prince Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract rates on application. ———S=ea DAILY EDITION wires: Friday, October 29, 1915. THE NOBLER PART | eause of justice on their side. In refusing to sanetion the They will gain a vietory over killing of sleeping German their enemies, which victory women and children in revenge will ensue for the benefit of for the murder of British wo-/ the civilized world. God grant German} that the victory may not be sullied by the recollection t of which the Brit-| University Base been assigned to COL. J. A. ROBERTS of Commandant of the Tor men and children by Zeppelin raiders, the British government plays the nobler any conduc part. That the decision against ish nation and her forces would | has reprisals in kind will be under- forever feel ashamed.” ran stoed in Germany is doubtful, | Nothing but contempt need} danalles. but it cannot fail to increase be expected from German mil- the respect in which Britain is held throughout the world. The giant aeroplanes of the Can- the camp, but they ring true | ada type, which the Allies will and wake a response in the breast of every humanitarian The British Empire will con- tinue long after the horrors of Hospital whi ean duty, itarism when these sentiments | an investigation, and it m are’ read in the mess room or; safely be predicted that the a ministration will prefer tot its fortunes in an ele soon have in service, could carry death and destruction over large districts in western Germany, and would probably} today have become history. It prove more effective for the will have a greater place and bombing of the residential por- tions of cities than Zeppelins.,; Mr. Tennant’s answer to the! sibility afterwards. face the electors it will ha io depend solely upon its m a more enduring fame if it re- chine, just as the Roblin mi fuses to follow Germany inp the slaughter of the innocents —Toronto Globe. istry had no other recour but its organization and question in the Commons re-| plugged voters’ list in the ele garding reprisals indicates that} aa tion which preceded the co a mining way by sucl TORONTO, HAMILTO Pies with fe ; N, LOND tines S27" 2 ALL POINTS in EASTERN cane ones MONTREAL Including New York and Bost D STATES : } amata, Interstate - Callaha SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS chy ska Gold, with their ability The wonderful scenic “Skeena” and “Fraser” Rivers Medite probably the Dar- | pe ction first; ™* with an inquiry as a hazy pos- When the government. does|” “THE AMATEUR MINER” BY CHAS. P. RICHARDSON In the Mining and Scientific 3 TRAINS WEE SATURDAY MONDAY THURSDaAy KLY 10:30 a w YO EDMONTOR REGINA, Ww: CHICAGO. of SASKATOON NNIPEG ST PAUL AND UNITED states 3 BOATS WEEK). THURSDAY SATURDAY Oa TO VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, SEATTLE SAN FRaney ¥ SAN DIEGO Expositions 22 UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT CHARACTER SERVICE GO EAST via sora oe ane | : j } ' i f San Francisco, one | luential mining }0u ID the continent, Charles | is of Kitselas, has ar ticie covering near- on “The Amateur three pages TUESDAY | Miner. It is ably written and sely interesting, and this trend of conditions t Ss, a8 specialiy ex unsurpassed “Yellowhead Pass” through the Re “Moun tRobson” (13,800 feet) Mi Guke ee ™ T-linstall refinements of technica The Golden Wheat fields o the Prairie Proyi- et rations with resultant. econo- New Ontario, Cochrane, Cobalt, etc. C8 throngs i ‘ mi Tourist and Gtandard Sleeping Cars Pr ‘ imies, are we not altogether losing Winni to Toronto; Leave Prince Rupert 10.30 0 cee MinTiPtS, ane ae ae On nnntte niet oe Ae. and ureday. Arrive Winnipeg 2:25 p. m. Tuess a ™ oréay, Monday sight of the opp ties Tor tie Leave Winnipeg 5:15 p. m. Tuesd T , reday, Sunday j : ronto 12:05 p. Th ay, hureday an Sunday Aerts 4) \sensible placing of money at mrvwureeny, Giersey and’ Tucsdey. Te Full Particulars Cheerfully Furn shed of] where they will niale-hatedeahals A. DAVIDSON, Genera! Agent ‘turn and help to make pros- GO Reel —— d- fer av r I! aT aller preperties perties as Utah Copper, Chu- i inperous dittle commamnities, as pater big ones? Are -we 1 na Iminimising the desirability i DE NTISTRY | CANADIAN PACIFIC small undertakings? Are we not, ve} CROWN ARD GRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY DR. J. F. BROWN DENTIST Ofics: Smith Block, Third Avenue Phone 454 RAILWAY a_| perhaps, keeping ‘Amateur Mine are i Lowest rates to all Easter: Poiny via Gteamer to Vancouver and the CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWay Meals and berth included on tteane n-| @nd-alot of men of courage; and jenterprise, ceupled with only se small or moderate means, fron mining? The re technicalized mining They get technicalized | 4 ; PRINCESS ALICE sou i SATURDAY, ¢ P. a jand engineered and processed PRINCESS MAY SOUTHBOUND ne —— nto the Willies, with the idea gov micht e ? the g verament night have |A errant ELECTION test that placed the Norris*gov- Ess MAY sovTs trouble in securing airmen cal- While in the east the Attor- ‘ Sass mining floats on some kind . : re ernment in power. Its reeord i 4. Q@ MOMAL, General agen lous enough for the business ney-General intimated in ar is known’ to the:people.and n éf ai nimbus beyond the reach of : : iter Ouarmn Owrees ona Gana Fr a emt eee. alae: er uantonse diy seminilens specious promises will he ac. }common mortals Prince Rupert Dairy « inis atio esirous oOo O- > ovinci io i} ie Rho A rer orty »a ae administration desirous of d | be a provincial election unt cepted. The electors -have-seen Show me 'f forty to ah Seon ont hevtnitewet -natie ing so. “The Royal Flying next year. The signs and por- a great lieht since the spring, dred sore-hacked pack horses : i : - ny * : ; one . eee eee ee se ee + Corps,” he said, “is a military; tents, however, point the other} 4+ 4949) when they were so|4ay. and a few.ore wagons. pass- _— B. C. UNDERTAKERS en in England for way. One indieation = the prosperous that they did not|ing ny cabin, and Til show yor 3 PURE FRESH MILK miljtary operations. The das-| government intends to take the bother to study the issues ane human happiness thar 3 Delivered in city at 10c per ee eee = tardly raids by the enemy or plunge before long is the an- took the government at iis own|comes from *breaking he quar? and Sc per pint ANTEED—OPEN DAY AND NIGHT jefended towns and defence- nouncement of the early re- valnntion Wisteria. Wines. feet wide,” or ‘running a dozen] —— 4117 2ND STREET—PHONE 4 less people should not be al-; sumption of work on the Can- =isteam shovels on her Let the Phone Green 2 52 i lowed to divert the energies of adian Northern Pacific sectior LAND NOTICE packs keep on travelling and ul- ° | Office corn we this fighting force from its| on this island, although the Se aca = __— |timately will come the time that PACIFIC. CARTAGE uD primary military purpose.” new assurance limps a little in | gxeena LAND DISTRICT Lord Alverstone, writing to| the absence of any freight car- The Times, presents the moral | ferry service between Patricia aspect of the case. Were the| Bay and the mainland. government to adopt a poliey | of reprisals they would make | the British Empire a party to! a line of conduct condemned’ the Superior Court, by every right-thinking man the Provincial such a way as to require the TAKE NOTICE that Andrew Jackson Claus Peterson, of Porcher Island, B. occupation ranchers, intend to apply lands :-— io ies i e disclos s i tion li in the disclosures in Commencing at a post planted at involving direction, and every civilized nation. Re- | prisais would not end or even most searching ventilation Of leasteriy direction, the whole matter by an impar- |™@rk; t . i ce direction to point of commencement, continues: tial tribunal. We are much |containice 3 acres, more or less shorten the war. Lord Alver- stone says, and “The British Empire and her allies are right and have the mistaken if there will not be a |October 18th, 1915. stern public demand for such THE UNION STEAMSHIP C0., OF B.C, LIMITED SS. 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