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DAILY
EDITION
ss
Friday,
September
7,
1923.
Lay
Plant
Now
For
Week
At
Fair.
This
is
a
good
time
to
lay
plans
for
the
forthcoming
fair
week.
Of
course
everyone
will
wbh
to
be
present
for
the
big
event
and
it
is
stated
that
something
will
be
doing
at
the
fair
each
afternoon
and
evening
thai
will
make
a
visit
there
worth,
while.
The
fair
is
uur
one
big
bet'each
year.
We
pride
ourselves
on
it
and
doubtless
the
people
here
will
not
fail
on
this
twca-ion.i
Entertain
Visitors
.
Who
Come
To
City.
A
number
of
visitors
will
be
here
from
different
parts
of!
the
district
and
some
of
them
will
have
(o
remain
in
the
city
for
a
longer
time
then
they
wish
because
of
the
boat
service.
While
they
are
here
Prince
llupert
people
who
know
them
ever
mi
-lightly
might
well
go.
out
of
their
way
to
entertain
them.
On
the
manner
in
which
they
are
treated
here
will
depend
the
future
attitude
of
many
of
them
to
this
eily.
H
is
lagging
the
question
to
ay
it
.
not
done
elsewhere.
I.el
u
be
unique
and
do
things
a
little
differently
sometimes.
We
do
not
need
to
follow
the
general
ruck
of
eitien
else
we
shall
be
only
a
commonplace
city.
If
we
become
known
for
our
hospitality
people
will
like
lo
come
here
and
we
shall
find
it
not
onlyj
vcry
enjoyable
lo
omvelves
but
also
good
business.
Lei
fair
week
be
often
house
week.
Redistribution
'
Difficult
Blatter.
,
Redistribution
will
be
a
difficult
matter.
It
will
be
under
taken
by
the
Legislature
this
autumn
when
the
povernment!
brings
in
a
bill
changing
the
borders
of
some
of
the
constituencies.
It
is
to
be
hnd
that
in
making
that
change
the
Prince
Rupert
constituency
will
be
somewhat
narrowed
and
that
another
member
will
be
added
to
1he
northern
representatives.
No
one
will
wish
to
see
the
number
of
members
increased
and
it
is
possible
that
the
greatest
change
will
e
brought
about
by
giving
Peace
River
a
representative
and
then
re-arranging
the
iMHindaries
of
the
others.
Ocean
Falls
and
Bella
(loola
may
also
be"
lopped
off
this
district.
Tlus
seems
to
be
the
time
to
make
any
representations
to
the
government
in
regard
to
the,
matter
for
everyone
will
have
his
own
.'opinion
of
what
is
best
to
do
aiid
sometimes
in
the
multitude
if
counsellors
there
is
wisdom.
English
Objecting
To
American
Caricatures.
American
pictures
taken
af
Hollywood
of
Engli-h
scenes
are
said
to
be
often
mot
grotesque
and
when
the
films
reach
England,-
as
they
almost
invariably
do,
they
become
a
source
of
great
amusement
to
the
English
people.
Occasionally
Ihev
are
so
bad
that
they
rouse
the
ire
of
ljie
people
across,
the
water.
The
difficulty
seems
to
be
that
oflen
the
scene
are
put
on
by
actors
who
have
never
visited
England
and
who
know
absolutely
nothing
of
the
country
anil
it
habits.
In
manvi
cases
they
have
no(
even
read
English
books.
These
people
set
out
to
portray
English
life
as
they
imagine
it
and.
then
trv
to
e
(be
pri
duct
lo
the
people
of
England:'
II
is
no
wonder
that
the
people
there
sometimes
call
a
hall.
Making
Crime
A
Profession.
A
great
maiy
people
drift
into
a
position
where
bv
force
of
circumstance-
1ir
through
following
Iheir
natural
instincts
I
hey
become
crimiiiaJs.
They
excel
at
the
profession
and
evince
much
cleverness.
Had
they
devoid
anything
like
a
much
energy
and
intelligence
to
legitimate
holiness
they
would
have
become
rich
and
respectable
members
of
society.
There
is
no
tie.-.!
for
Juiy
person
to
be
a
criminal.
The
great
thing
lo
avoid
is
the-
first
eii
lend
orien
taking
too
mucb
intoxicants
or
daringly
playing
with
some
Jl
I
tfl
IJ
UK,
Looking
Forward
The
more
you
think
about
the
future,
and
about
Opportunity
and
Success,
the
more
enthusiastic
you
become
about
being
a
money
saver.
If
you
hare
mastered
the
art
of
saving,
you
can
forecast
with
reasonable
accuracy
how
much
of
a
factor
you
will
be
in
the
days
of
opportunity
which
are
drawing
near.
u
It
CAN
m
Ub.
ONION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Brunch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
4rupert
mentioned
-community
league
meeting
at
anyox
'
jGeorg
Wllllscrort
to
Manage
Baseball
Team
to
Play
Here
f
During
Fair
ANYOX,
Sept.
7
The
last
re-Kular
meeting
of
Hie
iVunmunily
I.easrue
council
was
held
with
President
Callanan
in
the
chair.
The
Secretary
report
announced
a
successful
dance
on
Labor
Day.
'
financially
and
otherwise;
that
ileo.
Willisrroft
hail
lieen
ap-J
pointed
liy
Hie
baseball
executive.
a
manager
of
the
team
to
play
in
the
tournament
at
Prince
Unpen
iliirin;
Hie
fair,
and
that
I
be
gold
medal
won
by
Airs.
.Mcintosh,
of
Prince
Htiperl.
for
fjrst
in
Hie-
Dressmaking
Classes
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Polytechnic
Institute,,
had
been
ordered.
A
request
bad
also
been
received
frorn
Hie
Ladies'
Auxili
ary
'
the
Hospital
Board
asking
(or
Hecreation
Hall
for
Hallowe'en
nisht.
Hie
object
Iteing
a
lance
to
provide
funds
for
the
annual
hospital
.Vina
tree.
The
Council
et
aide
Recrea-lion
Hall
for
Hallowe'en
Night
as
requeled
by
the
Indies'
Auxiliary.
It
was
then
suggested
that
all
bona
fide
organization
in
existence
twelve
months
or
more
should
be
granted
the
ue
of
He-creation
one
night
a
year,
rental
free,
for
concert
or
dance
purposes.
This
was
passed
by
the
council.
In
connection
with
a
request
for
in
formation
as
to
kindergarten,
a
letter
was
read
from
the
Ontario
Department
of
Kdura-lion.
This-
outlined
necessary
equipment,
but
did
not
touch
the
most
important
information
wanted
cot-iif
equipment
and
salaries
paid
teachers.
The
See-refary
was
aiithnrUed-ln
get
further
information
regarding
cost
of
operation
and
teachers'
salar
ies.
There
was
some
discussion
on
library
matters,
but
as
Mr.
Jones,
chairman
of
this
committee,
was
not
present,
these
mailers
were
laid
oer
until
He
next
meeting-
of
the
council.
After
the
council
had
passed,
at
the
request
of
the
chairman,
a
resolution
of
thanks
to
the
ladies
who
had
made
the
Labor
Day
dance
such
an
outstanding
suc
cess,
tie
meeting
adjourned.
LABOR
DAY
WAS
WELL
CELEBRATED
AT
ANYOX
MONDAY
AXYOX,
Sept.
7.
Anvnx
observed
Labor
Day
by
giving
a
special
matinee
of
"Fury"
lo
which
all
the
children
of
Anyox
were
admitted
free.
A
ball
frame
hail
been
planned,
but
owinsr
lo
the
weather
beinsr
unfavorable.
had
lo
be
abandoned.
In
the
evening,
the
Community
I.easrue
was
responsible
for
a
very
suc
cessful
.lance,
winch
was
the
feature
of
Labor
Day
observance
here.
Some
'one
hundred
and
fifty
couples
danced
till
the
small
hour
id
Tuesday
morning,
and
voted
the
orchestra,
consisting
of
Mrs.
Ed.
Hwanson,
Messrs.
Lid-
dell,
Waterman
and
Armstrong
as
the
(test
danced
lo
in
many
a
day.
The
refreshments
were
also
Hie
cause
of
many
expres-sioiiK
of
satisfaction.
Fred
Brown
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
handleil
the
dance,
most
can-
ably.
The
greatest
credit
is
due
the
following
ladies,
who
were
mainly
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
everting:
Mesdame
Dwyer,
Cloke,
Kelley,
F.ve,
Selfe,
firay
and
Miss
Srogan.
STAFF
OF
FORESTRY
OFFICE
GAVE
CLOCK
TO
NEWLY-WED
MEMBER
Presentation
Made
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
J.
Reading
on
Wednesday
Evening
On
Wednesilii
evening
the
staff
of
the
local
Forest
Branch
galheict
at
the
residence
of
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Uurdnii
J.
Heading,
Besner
Apartments,
and
pre.
senled
them
with
a
handsome
mahogany
Kelh
Thomas
8-day
clock
as
a
token
of
esteem;
and
best
wishes
to
mark
the
event
of
their
recent
marriage.
The
presentation
was
made
by
P.
8.
Uouney.
difdrlrl
forester,
and
Mr.
Heading
replie.1
Miiitably.
The
evening
wan
spent
delightfully
in
playing,
aineK
and
refreshmentM
were
servi'd.
Those
present
were
P.
K.
Bon-ney,
didlricl
forester.
P.
Sharkey,
assistant
district
forester.
TftB
iMtL.ifie.wa
rrklr.
September
?.
i9?s
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXHIBITION
September
11
to
15
The
Exhibition
will
be
officially
opened
at
1
p.m.
Tuesday,
Sept.
1
1
by
FRED
STORK,
M.P.
FARE
AND
ONE
THIRD,
ROUND
TRIP
from
all
stations
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert.
Good
going
September
9th
to
14th.
Final
return
limit
September
17th,
1923
EXHIBITS
Wonderful
Kxhdot
f
Farm
and
Dairy
Indii.-fs
Featuring
Ditriel
F.xtubit
fr-'ni
the
fertile
soil
of
the
Interior
.-f
Northern
B.C.
Poultry
Show
Aiyansh
and
Greenville
Prize
Bands
In
Attendance
During
Fair
Week.
Pie
Eating
Contest
OH,
BOY!
Grand
Costume
Mask
Ball
FRIDAY
NIQHT.
"$50.00
In
Prlies.
Note
Only
those
jer.ons
in
costume
will
I.e
permitted
to
dance
until
It
p.
m'
SIX
PRIZES.
For
Best
Costume,
Lady
and
(ieutteiitan
Iaily,
1'iubrella.
(ienf.
Cigarette
Ouse.
Original
Costume
Casserole.
Comic
Costume
Set
of
Military
Hair
Brushes.
Prize
Waltz-
Lady.
Hair
Comb.
(Sent.
Smoking
Bland.
Crowning
of
Carnival
Queen
WEDNESDAY
ON
EXHIBITION
GROUNDS.
Parade
Assembles
in
Front
of
Court
House
at
10
a.m.
headed
by
Exhibition
Bands.
SPORTS
Tuesday,
2.30
p.m.-
-Baseball.
Sniltber
vs.
Prince
Hnperl.
Wednesday,
IU0
a.m.-
Children'
Itnees.
Wednesday,
1J0
p.m.
Bsebat,.ii)u
,
Smilhers.
'
Tt
Wednesday,
3.30
p.m.
Football.
Ocean
Fall
.
Prince
lluperL
Thursday,
10
a.m.
Indian
FimiIImIL
Thursday,
U0
p.m.
Footliali.
Oran
rVdl
v.
Teikwa.
Thursday,
3.30
p.m.
Biim
IuII.
.yn
.
Driuce
ltllert
.
Friday,
2.
p.mv
Football.
Teikwa
v.
Prince
Hupert.
Friday,
4
p.mv
Indian
Football
Final.
Better
Babies
Contest
Presentation
of
Prizes
Wednesday
Afternoon
at
4
o'clock
INDIAN
EXHIBIT
Numerous
Attractive
Exhibits
Mineral.
Filo
i
i-.
f
,
,
i..
Boat
Mlel..
Pin.!..!
s.i,
Work.
Home
Cookum
mm,
Training.
Ihtuiel
F
towers
and
I'laal
)
l.iliibilHMi
of
iv-lm..!
,i
Dog
Show
18
ATTRACTIVE
AN0
IMTEfU
ESTINQ
COMMERCIAL
ANO
IM.
DUSTRIAL
DISPLAY
BOOTHS.
Wood
Chopping
Contest
Rock
Drilling
Contest
FUN!
.FUN!
FUN!
Visit
the
GREAT
MIDWAY
Luurlies,
Hot
Dons.
re
I
ipirn.
Candies.
Soft
Drinks.
Serr-l
n
the
F.thibition
Orouiids
a'
uli
tflllen.
"Merry-Go-RoundVj
One
of
the
most
attractive
of
the
whole
Exhibition,
demonstrating
the
intelligence,
skill
and
artistic
nature
of
our
Northern
B.C.
natives
Practical
Demonstration
of
Basket
Weaving,
Wood
and
Slate
Carving
BIG
CONCERT
EACH
EVENING
Thomas
Clarke,
junior
forester.
II.
Ci.
Shepherd,
S.
Bales,
Mrs.
Jacobs,
Miss
Xancy
llorfe.
Miss
K.
M.
IIHchey
and
Miss
.V.
Nicker.
Hon.
Mr.
Ite.adliiK
is
.
hief
clerk
In
the
forest
ry
of
fire
and
Mrs.
Heading
was
formerly
Miss
Betty
Barrow.
BREED
SILVER
FOXES
TORONTO,
Sept.
7.
At
an
organization
meeting
of
the
Ontario
Silver
Fox
Breeders'
An
social
Ion
hern
it
w
as
reported
that
there
were
In
Ontario
220
breeders
with
the
estimated
number
of
foxes
put
nt
3,000.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Ruprt
September
7,
1S13.
Several
holes
are
being
driven
with
drilU
al
the
Junction
of
IMIIar
Creek
and
Bear
lliver,
Stewart
mining
didlricl,
to
bed-
rock
In
ascertain
If
the
KraveU
will
warrant
the
ros
of
ilrcdpinK
operations
for
plaeer
gold.
The
work
is
beintr
done
by
the
Bear
Hiver
jrrnvel
syndicate.
The
new,
government
bnildiliir
on
Third
Avenue
j
rapidly
near-ing
completion
and
.ludge
Yonnir
will
hold
its
next
court
in
it.
Albert
Nicholson
and
Miss
Itose
Jackson
were
quietly
married
last
niKlit
at
the
residence
of
Itev.
F.
W.
Kerr.
Miss
Jessie
Bury
attended
ti,n
,rie
and
II.
M.
Mc-Inlosli
assisted
the
ronm.
Tbe
Man
in
tie
Mmb
8AYSt
TIIH
leglslaluie
will
meet
at
the
end
of.
Octolwr
and
all
the
pent
up
vocal
energy
of
(he
las!
year
will
be
let
loose.
eiieintlv
li
the
Idea
becomes
prevalent
.Majesty
'
11ml
tins
will
e
the
last
session
Ibefon'
the
election.
I.KNIN
refuse
to
die
any
more.
He
Is
irclllnR
heller
ami
the
world
will
be
aafe
for
democracy.
IN
a
small
town
a
man's
importance
is
oflen
KUllxeil
by
the
line
of
silcWe
he
keeps
but
tinted
up.
TIIH
librarian
sayn
"uy
n
book
and
then
buy
a
dnnen
more."
Tia
spe
proaies-'
for
the
library.
TIIH
man
In
the
moon
Out
up
at
noon
And
lo
wrlle
a
rhyme
he
tried
Ills
metaphors
tangled
Ills
rhythm
all
Jangled
vim
men
lie
curled
died,
up
and
OO.NOIlATULATIONfl
lo
Jler
me
Larnival
Qucon.
May
Her
.Mnjesly
rclgn
be
Imty
'"
prosperous
and
when
site
d'-cend
once
more
to
the
p"n
a
flshermablen.
may
"iTt";8"!
lake
up
the
duties
of
a
rnixb'
maiden.
A
nilDOKF.D
cillien
!
like
crooked
bifrH
haiil
eiisiHper
l"
handle.
Til
Kit
F.
are
a
lot
of
hardIP
In
.
am.Iiiia.1
lire.
but
v'
iMr
bear
a
bd
of
gawks
dicuinf
some
fool
stroke
in
troll
y
"I
CANT
be(p
IhAt."
reinarVH
the
president
of
the
Krou"
club
when
n
cillen
clieermj
remarked
'
i'lno
day,
today1'
III
iVi
BLADDER
Llt
MBI
K-S