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Thursday.
Sept.
20,
192.1.
In
a
publication
put
mil.
by
the.
Provincial
Parly
of
British
Columbia
I
he
Provincial
Government
is
severely
criticized
in
connection
with
the
erection
of
the
iJourt
Houe
in
Hiis
oily.
It
quotes
the
contract
price-as.
100,1
72,
but
suggests
among
other
thing
that
this
does
not
include
the
cost
of
the.
sile
or
grading.
People;
here
knpw1
that
there
was
no
expenditure
for
a
site
as
it
was
the
site
set
aide
for
the
punMse
when
the
townsile
was
laid
out.
There
was
ao
no
grading
done
except
the
general
levelling
off
which
was
done
leu
year
ago.
Apparently
the
provincial
parly
is
determined
to
try
to
dis
credit
the
government
at
any
eol
even
that
of
mfsrcpreeuti
lion.
Prince
Ruperl
people
will
not
appreciate
this
attempt
to
make
capital
at
their
expense.
Hoiiet
Criticism
is
correct
at
any
lime
but
dishonesty
on
the
part
of
the
new
capitalist
purity
parly
will
not
aid
them.
Were,
it
iiol.
for
the
fact
that
Ihev
are
spendingenormous
sums.of
inoneyoii
lijeraliire,
whicf
Ihey
are
broadcasting
through
the
cojiplry,
the
so-called
Progressives
would
be
forgotten.
'
'
Everyone
Welcomes
,
i
Constructive
Criticism.
-
'
Any
crittoism
which
wtlliidUi
improve,!
he
condition
of
the
province
iJ
to
beiwelfoniedfronljtiny
pdiljal
parlyV
Ar
election
lime,
however,
people
often
lo'rgel
IhepilMic
weal
in
their
eiions
io
gei
uicir
parucuiar
pany.
ejecpq,
Ke'
parly
is
gujlly
of
this.
offene.
Jusj
now
(he
IwiTupiKisjlion
group
are
raking
the
goveniment
Utvy
and
aft
and
huuliig
up
ever)
possible
failing
or
apparent
failing
in
an
erforj
'lo
turn
i
public,
sym-palby
away
fruni
them.
Sweeping
generalization
barked
lip
by
flirn-
evidenre
are
sprung
oji
Ibe
people
at
meeling
accoiii-panied
liy
oruloriral
gestures'
and
emphasis,
and
somelinies
ff
the
niN-.-latemcts
are
repeateil
ifte,n
enough
they
are
believed.
The
defeat
of
a
political
party,
even
in
h
'dishonest
manner,
is
not
a
very
serious
thing
for
Ibe
eonnlrVj
-perhaps,
but
the
im-pressjon
which
is
sent
abroad
dial'
the
nation
j
a
nation
of
crooks
and
thai
the
government
and
people;
are
not
above
suspicion
is
a
serious
matter
and.
one
Hint
should
give
us
,
pause
before
spreading
false
reports
or
Iryiiijr
to
win'
elections
,v
spurious
means.
Tljere
sp,nd
be
such
a
thiiig
a
loyaltv
to
Ibe
province
'
'
and
to
the
rouiilry.
j
v
Good
Response
To
Japanese
Relief;
Call.
r
,
"
'
.
Pruice'
Itii'peil
made
a
goo'd
response'
to
the
call'ninde
on
her
for
relief
for
Hie
Japane.se.
.
Those
in
high
'places
eif
the
wiy
and
.the
lead
was
follow-.!
splendiilly.
'The-peoplc
of
Jiipan
villi
be
made
lo
feel
Ihal
nofonly
in
lhl
city
bnl
Ihioiigbout
tii'e
English
speaking
worjd
(here
is
sympathy
'ror
her
"in
the
lime
of
her
tniul'le,
and
.Ihal
any
differences
we;
may
liave
in'
regaril
to
immigraliou
or.othor
qiallei-ji
are
hot
rtuf
nf'holilitv
hut
li'n-I'ly
fiir
IJc.
mutual
benefit
of
Ibe
two
countries.
Rival
Seattle
A$
Shipping,
Port.
The
iqnnmii
of
an
Enslern
United
fjlales
banker
i
Ihal
Prinrl'
Rupert
will
some
day
rival
Seattle.
.
He
is,
willing
in
ex-tend
biaijiii
here,
and
looks
upon
his
loans
ft,
(his
city
as
perfectly
safe.
If
Ihal
is
the
view
of
an
oqUide'r,
why
should,
it
liol
nlso
lie
the
view
iif
people
who
reside,
here
and.
of
the
grain
commissions
who
are
visiting
in
Miq.cily.
This
Ts
a
place
with
a
great
fiilure
Doublb;ss
we.
..linll
have
to
fight
our
way
and
we
shall
ofle,
advance,
sb,w,;P
laq,we
would
wib.
but
after
all,
the
gre,al
thing
is
lo
keep
on
making
progress,
II
was
not
manv
tif.nitlis
agq
when
people
here
feared
everryone,
would
be
leaving
for
Ulifonua.
ow
the
places
of
most
of
those
who
went
awav
have,
been
(akeu
and
we
are
gfiltipg
back
into
our.
stri.Ie.
Pro".
gres.s
w.,
be
ouis
if
wC
only
keep
on
llijuking
lhaj
way
and,
when
there,
is
a
dull
day,
forgel,
(he
grouch,
Tl(.;re
.
must
.
be
dull
days
i
as
we.JI.as,
miii.jiiii..
-
Looking
The
more;
jrou
think
but
the
future,
and
about
Opportunity
and
Success,
the
more
enthusiastic
yoil
become
abjut
b$ag
a
monetuujer.
If
you.
haTe
mastered
the
art
of
savimj,
you
can
forecasylth
reasonable
'ac'cu?.
acy
hqy
mucfi
o,
aacto?
youwill
be
In
the
'days
,6T'f
opriortlinUy'"whrch
are
ir
drawing
near.
'
".Doykft
yout
Sviingi;
tfCAffUttuiii,--'
UNION
BANK
fit
Oi?
CANADA
:irt
y
if,
rt
f
!
PlTm
SWrvA
At
T-Brck,
Onager,
JACK
SARGENT
Haitlton
Boy's
Thr4,
lrJe,Cni-
pe
uuon,
iniermeaiaie
uraae
Class
The
moil
valuable
tree
arc
cetlar.
for
telephone
pole,
ship,
shipgle
ve.e(iajj-j
and
bridge.
used
for
ider
and
support
a
11
ihws
not.,
ileeay
quickly,
and-i
easy
In
handle).
Douglas
fir
I
also
very
important.
This,
tree
js
.used,
for
av!ogs,
shipbjiihlhjjr,
furnishing
material,
panels
for
finishing
and"ollier
woolwork.
Aeroplane
spruce
js
found
in
panada
alo,
jn
HrilUh
l.oluniliia
J
especially.
Many
other
very
use.
fill
woods
an
also
found
in
ll.fi.
All
advertising
houIdbe
in
They
Dady
"Skk
Office,
on,
daj
pre-inireh
i
use,
for
firewol,
ceding
publication.
AH
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.)
Even
if
there
are
many
Tumi
Member
of-Audit
Bureau
of-Circulation.
Hritih
Columbia
is
fast
grow
ing
in
importance
anion?
Hip
province
of
Canada.
The
chief
industries
are
lumbering,
mining,
fishing
mid
agriculture.
I
lie
chief
among-
these
s
I
lie
lumber
industry.
of
wiMxt.
only
one
kind
if,
lax
can
he
extracletl
from
Hie
wooil
and
Ihal
is
money.
It,
is
(he
am
wilh
the.
fishin;
and
mining
in-i.'uslrics
and
ollipr.
Hut.
Hie
tax'
Ihal
comes
fnuii
xwo4u
tiring
millions
of
tlollar
(one
niiarlerl
of
the
revenue
of.
B.H.
lo
Hie.
Mrililt
Columhia
fiovernment.
Every,
fool
of
Hmher
brinir
about,
one
e'enl
lo
Hie
Government
of
H.
C.
Value,
of.
forests.
The
fore'sf,
are
also
valuable
lo
Hie
province
because
Hiey
attract
louriols,
make
Hie
climate,
more
mild
anil
agreeabfe
aiid'af-fecl
the
water
flow.
The
latler,
:neniituied
evens
Hie,
me)ine
snow
on
the
ninunlains
so
it
will
not
go
Ion
fast
and
-
floot
Hie
urniiiriiling
country.
Another
important
thin?
which
the
forest
are
ueful
for
i
thai
Ihey
help
the
hunlin?
and
trap
ping
industry
which
is
very
im-j
porlanl
to
the
liusine
of
this
town
(llazelton
alone
with
Hie
lilTerenl
kiinl
of
luinlierin?
in
luslry.
The
forests
protect
the;
animals
from
oejng
hunleq
and
found.
eaily
and
again
it
gives
Hie
animals
a
home.
The
Indian
around
llnzellou
bring
in
valuable
ealche
of
fur.
oine-
Hme
nearly
two
thousand
dollar
worth
at
a
lime.'
If
the
forest
were
not
there
I
hi
Imi-
lfie
wouM
be
gone.
Wide
Cfe.ct.
The
fore!
of
IUJ.
employ
thousands
of
men
and
Ihey
re
ceive
nearly
one-third
of
the
waze
of
lt,li.
Nearly
all
men
In
IU:.
aredirerlly
or
indirectly
af-fecle.
iy
Hie
lumber
industry.
such
as
the
man
'that
cut
the
tree
ilown,
Hie
man
Ihal
liaiil
il
away
the
raj
road,
and
vnd)'ee,
me
milt,
men
(e,very,
posilimr
and
owner,
Ibe
school-teacher,
the
post
masjer,
Hie.
merchant,
the
uocior
ami
uruggisi
ami
maiiyj
oilier
men
laborers
ami
profe-,
sioiial
men
In
the
Canadian
National
Mag
azine
a
Saskatoon
cfilzeh
write
IJie
followihg
regard)
(i
"hU
recent
I
i
rip
10
uie
I'acirte
:oat
via
J'jiiu'e
lliipert:
"'in
lb
fir
place.
Tlmr'ay,
'Seplf
nib,..
"
'
'
LIFE
INSURANCE
MAKES
FOR
A
HAPPY
AND
CONTENTED
PEOPLE
WHILE
IT
S,
'TRUST
FUNDS'
GREATLY
AID
NATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT.
LIFE
INSUBANCE
SERVICE
So
Hie
forests
of
It
n.
foe
M.e..
I'rt,
we
passeil
the
salmon
fih-
S.s3.
'"Prince
HeorK."
The
In-
reasons
are
very,
very
'
imiiortanl
'
Japanese
fishermeu
sailing
land
Paage
is
very
properly
.
i
....i
i
f..n
n...
.ji.
i
i...
ii
i
.I
.
I
lie
H.;.
uovernmenl
receives
'""-
"O"
mini
on
mi:
cAreini
uiMi
ii.iini-n.
wur
1
1
1
1
1
nave
iiiougui
annually
about
three
milliod
dollar
from
lumher
taxation
alone.
llespite
all
Ibis
wealth
of
H.C.
forests,
careless
eainpers,
Ti
n
lit
ers
and
men
clearing
land
cause
annually
great
forest
fires.
The
forestry
-service
strains
every
nerve
In.
prVvefji
isamj
ivery
person
slimifd
help
ii
ae
Itrit-isb
(iluinl)la
f;oni
ilevlruclirni
as
in
IjtT
preiiiise.H'
is'
the
hisf
great
stand
of
liVnber
In
the.
world.
VISITOR
HERE
TELLS
Of
EEAUT1FUL
CITY
KnthuM
Over
Visit
and
Especially
Over
Approaoh'4
Now
BecomlnV
Famous
"
working
at
their
nets.
There
that
we
were
following
the
SI.
w;ere
hundreds
of
sail
boats
with
Lawrence
Itiver
(brought
the
It
a
larife
sipiarn
hrown
or
reil
sail,
liousaiul
Islands,
except
Dial
we
lookiiur
like
pictures
I,
have
seen
have
here
alvyays
a
hackcrouiuli
of
Oriental
harbors.
of
high
mountains.
All
day
lung'
Nearly
all
Ibe
adult
Indian
were,1"'
"',Jwt'V0
""
1,0
il
J"re.
j
.town
Hie
Ske..nr.
IIU..P
fi.i.c.r
I
"
p
'naue
an
iiticresiiiitr
call
at
Tliu
train
lnppe,
abbut
20
mln.'
""P
!'a,U
"h,'r
"
iarV
l,nl'r
Ml..
wl.lli.
v......i
,.
..lb...i
"U'l
is
locaien,
w
n
went
mroUR
I
through
Ibe,
town
arpl
saw
(lie
h?
mil,:
250
U,n
of
newspair
sluhlM!
'
'i
l.e.-,.
',.
i;...,.n.t
"lanufactiireil
every
day.
'
holi'ilay
spirit
on
boar,(
the
train
f',""
,,,ock"
,,f
Mf
'"
pr"'
nn,)
"",
everybody
?"?
nnMil
,.ei.vM
out
for
a
ko,,.
"CI
time
llini:
and
.1)10
1
don't
U'JUjl
knoW
Kiiovy
'
V
r
'
r"'."
"nl
nl
I.
waul
lo
stale,
that
lh.
trip
is
lory
to
beiiifr,
sippe(
east.
The
undoubtedly
the
finest
and;
best
baljbjiL
are
caiisliL
iiJuk
gruind
have
ever
laken
to
the
Pacific
"Ibje
feet
long
with"
a
book
coast.
The
scenery,
is
imply
,,v,,ry
ynrds
and
a
herring
U)r
inagnlficenl.
The
glnders
on
Ml.
"
''.i1'1
,m
book,
A
lin
qt
CavJ
ai.l
Ml.
ll.hou
are.
eipial
'Mdibnl
may
be
caughj
in
a'liiulit'm
lo
niiylhing
I.
know
of
and;
the
river
scenery,
ab(tg
.the
h'vujr.
as
F.quqde
on
IJock
'
far
iH.
Ijfjnpfl
CJfirge,
and,
llr?r.
iVJlite
llupert
""beaullful
for.
about
200,
miles,
along
the
town
foun.1
Pit
tl
til
111
n
i
lr
nmn
KLmtfltl
flu
U'M
.lt..n,..wl.
t..f
Il
.
.
111.
I
,.
.
.
'
.
...
v...,,
..p.
..jim.Fru
i-i
inqu
is.
very
mue
ioi
niH
nearly
a
Mlilfirt.
Is
wltlMUif
euual
in
Went.
ern
iiinaiia.,
I
lien;
i
a
inagnli.
'.i:.
J
'
oilier,
wiiii
ail
llie
inierestlnir
wheii,
I,
ejijoyei),
any
train
trip
a
vvejl
as
l,hae
(bis
one,'
"
'
"
.;
slaite
Of
cook
In
r
the
nuln.
L
1
'!
Il
I
rt
rr
nnn.llmi
v
I
I
t
I
I'lapi,
for
Hsi
,
where
Ions
and
,.i(iv,i
n.
,i..,
,
are
cleaned
and
froze,,
prepara.
Vancouver."
cent
background
of
siipWcappejll
hjiise,
M
tiin
rock.
The
inotinlains,
all,
along.
Ibe!
Skwna'
Hfver
and
(he
color
effects
am
K,orgeousi
7"
As,
we.
approach
1,
prince
Ilil,
tbe
house
are
hulll
on
pilesthe
lllllei:
lieir-Hel
firnilv
In
tinlAa
inoun.
tajim
alt
around,
are
clothed
with
inagnificenl,
covering
of
sprucu
and,
pipe.
Wc
JkiiI
a
eplendld
tlm.q
qn
tle.
lRINCe
RUPRRT
TIDES
Thursday,
September
20.
HlHh
I0:27"n.ii.
10.9
"
22:30,
p,in.
I7.l
"
Low,
1:02
n.ni,
5,1
'
10:25.
p.m,
H.3
"
Friday,
September
21;
Iljgli
..
...
11:1.4
n.mi.
17.8
"
23j25"p,rp.
18,0
"
I,ow
5:01,
a,
in.
l,!,
I7;I8
p.m.
7..1,
"
Saturday,
September,
22
HJkIi:
;
i.2;02.
p.m.
18,,
n.
I,ow,
5;5l
a.m.
1,1
18:07
p.m.
Q.2V
"
Ten
Year
Ago
In
Pflnce)
Rupert
September
20,
1913.
The
Daily
New
today
contain
n
l..ai.
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beautiful
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its
background
of
hifty
suinmils
lovely
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marvellous'
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Avenue
and
rlxJI
sjlreel.
Job,
Nelson,
condiiclor
of
the
Mellakalla
Hand,
has
couiiioseil
a
march,
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I'rfiice;
Hupert
Piuiiecr
IvxhibilJoij
March"
vvhlch
will
b
played
fur
the,
first
jinx
by
Hie,
liaiijl
when
the
Katr
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this)
we,ek.
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The
naiiKjilcrs4
of
...Ihn,
liiplrn
gave
a
hall,
last
night
In
Ibe
fit
Andf'W
H
Hall,
I
lie
first,
of.
a
series
of
iiioiilhly
affair.
Mrs.
J.
(I.
Mrl.ennan,
recent,
of
Qipen.
May
Cbapler,
In
a,
"gown
of
hmnze
ciiiin
oyer
blac.k
satin,
received
Hie
kucmIh,
BOAT
ARRIVALS
The
following
were
nmong
Hie
passengers
who
arrived
beri
from
the
south
on
the
G.N.
It.
Mleamer
Prince
Oenrge,
tJapl.
W.
H.
.Morehouse,
yeslenlav
af
ternoon:
I;
or
Prince
Hi)rer(
W.
a
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Mis.
M.
Kyfn
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Miss
p.
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,.,.
nary.i.
Mp.
i;.
O'Donoljue
((jiil-Knry;,
Mrs.
A.
K.
si.
Clair:
l
C.
Myers,
y.
o.
Towlfr,
II.
G.
Hen
n-fl
(istewail;:
.Mr.
a
Mi
,)nv.
Ics.
ami.
familv.
tr
,.,.,i
.
,
fHl.
Mrs,
fi.
T.
Hjakey,
nt
W.
HupKaje
(llazettnF.-'Oatn.
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M,
1..
1'rlce.
A
lUill
I
'.M.
Ituiisby,
Miss
.M
E.
Uf
It;,
Cofflii,
If.
Italllle
XtWW
jnell.
A,
.
Hanson,
I.
Kel
t
n
jliaiikin.
liev.
l
ainer
h'shij
Parr.
II.
Davles,
K.
.
Hepp.i.
J.
Weil,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P
Kirl-palrick,
Mr.
and
Mrs
J
J
Connack,
Mr.
and
Mr
E
1
lloper,
t:onslalde
E
W
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li'lkwu.
Mr-.
K.
K.
Ilunlby
I..
IVIwanU,
J.
I,
Hrnisl-y
I.
arseii,
Mr.
and-Mrs.
E
I
Mnr
clirind,
.1.
M.
Horn.
Mr
and
Mr.
W.
U.
AVINon
and
child
Toronto,',
Mi-
II.
Wilson,
Mrs.
H
Hleven.
Mrs.
II.
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clii)d,"J,
Mcl).
lirossaM
M'
Donald,
Mi's
llulhrrford.
W..
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lliiflierford,
Mr.
fWl-lt!.
I.
Molson,
Waller
Unlc.
Mf
Mr.'
II'.
A.
Tboinlisoii,
It.
E
Hro.,
U.
II.
Van
Ml'"
rV.
llo,
.1.
P.
Harris,
H.
I.
Yf'
II.
I..
Mleve;
J'.
Howe.
H.
J
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plli
and
0.
S.
Hl"
'.lirr
,
Master
It.
(1,
Stalker,
Mr
Mr.
II.
Ill
MrOregor.
Ju"ce
ijim
Mr.
W.
I'.
A.
Iiirgeon
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I.
I;.
.MrOf'10"'
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a
I'or
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W.
si
Clair
J
II,
Sweeney,
.1.
0.
Illghnm.
Hastw
I,
F.
C.
Myers.
M)'
Mr.
A.
H.
Palmer,
Mr
and
Mr
H.
A.
Mlddlelbn,
A.
MM
Hiiyiiond,
J.
Malall,
M
and
Mr.
T."McKwen,
Mr
"n
Mi.
II.
It.
I'bunnier.
',"'",.
U
V
1rtrlnir.ll.
.Mr.
II.
firieliVon
and
MuHTJ""
Hrlchlon,
I..
F.
tampion,
M"
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WeJr.
0.
W.
Harvey,
reprwenlto.
1J'
Monlnvil
firm
nf
W,
filart
A-CJ-arrlved
In
the
ciy
yeslcnlay,
Vancouver
ft'l't
,
l.eiimon
front
ve,Alslered.
al.
Hie
Hold
'r,nft
Ilupcrt,