iti
i
i
SaBiBiBiBiBK.
PE
Full
Range
of
Hurlbut
Shoes
For-Children
and
Misses.
We'
nre
now
sole
agents
for
this
c
ily
Ask
about
our
rebuilt
service
whereby
we
repair
mmi.nUT
shoes
and
make
Ihom
a
size
larger.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
BUY
A
HOME
Twenty
acre
tract,
fronting
on
Frnser
Hiver,
one
mile
from
railway
station,
with
5
room
hou.se,
barn
ami
chicken
house,
five
acres
cultivated
and
fenced.
Two
acres
slashed.
Five
acres
with
commercial
timber.
Good
school,
etc.
This
home
can
be
had
for
$2,000.00
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRE
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
Hal
more
of
if.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
Stove
WOOD
We
have
just
received
i
car
load
of
up
river
wood,
guaranteed
seasoned
and
dry.
feize
cut
to
order.
"Also
Kindling
In
Sacks.
For
Prices,
call
HydeTransfer
Phone
680.
Service
and
Quality
our
Motto.
KING
GEORGE
CAFE
First
Class
CHOP
8UEY
and
NOODLES.
Furnished
Rporns
to
Rent.
Prices
Heasonable
Phono
Blue
471,
Seoontf'Avo.
REDUCE
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVINQ.
Kliminate
the
draught
around
your
windows
and
use
less
coal.
SEE
OUR
PATENT
WEATHER
STRIP
For
Doors
and
Windows.
Glass
and
Mirrors
of
all
kinds.
T.
ROSS
MA0KAY.
Phone
Blue
109.
Friday
October
8.
qj
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
JJ
TOO
AO
VOU
WERl
t
VvUZ.
OUT
T
SOME
FINE
a.
L
HOOtim
ST,
f4tiT
GENERAL
MEETS
,
"
LABOR
PEOPLE
Asks
For
SuDoort
and
Mlll
rm
Oro'.n
UaSnlf
mi
Join
NIXON
THINKS
WILL
WIN
Organizer
Has
Expenses
Paid
But
Disclaims
Idea
of
Campaign
Funds
Afler.
mi-i;
listening
iiii-imiK
to
in
addresses
aunressps
by
ny
General
A.
I).
Mcllae,
leader
of
Ihe
Provincial
Party,
and
.1.
Nixon,
bis
Labor
lieutenant,
and
.
.
r
i
I-1
n
rv
ii.Ai:nn..
r
it
iiiliilfiitt
uvid
iiQwo.l
i
I
ur-oi
ixtEU-
ri
AN
QUIT
"SHnnT
I
fvl
TlM-,CONMAt(MOoT
COUPLE
OP
,CitECTORtj
slumping
Ihe
province.
I
h.neln
ing
of
local
Labor
men
in
Ihei""
Pllrl
membership
of
IheiHiat
understimdinir
ho
wi.uld
lie
PonnAnlM..
tlll
I....
.
ii
.
imiiriuri.i
II.
Ill
liisi
IHIIl
111.11
a
meeling
of
the
workers
be
ral-,day
led
wilhin
ten
days'
lime
lo
de
-
bate
and
decide
whether
or
nol
1
otini.-
ii.:
An..
ni
i
t
.i..!i)0
'""i
mis
siiiiuiii
ihko
h:miloil
nvnr
Ii.
Ilm
)iia
....
unlulii
f..
it...
I.....
.t...
t
.
unj
)
indep
ulependent
action
or
alllliale
it-
eolr
air
..
...ill.
mm
11.
il...
II...
11...
n....
;.
i.
ii..
-I..
...i.i
uir.
I
I
lit
llll.lffl
I
il
II
for
the
next
provincial
election
campaign.
This
resolution
was
passed
on
motion
of
Georire
H.
(.asey.
sei-oiiiied
secondeil
hv
ny
P.kMv
fanny
SiiIII
Milll-
i
n-
n
-n
me
ii(.
iiiiij
ii.ih
aireaoy
nee
luailo
In
van.
TJ.
Ross
Mackay
presided!,l0r'uni,'
of
framing
constructive
,Skeena
district.
General
Mcltae
over
the
meeting.
planks
of
the
parly's
plal
form.:
replied
thai
Ihe
delegates
would
nM
ii.
n
Honeral
McRae
anl
Mr.
Nixon!aniJ
'"r
an'
parlioular
c
!as
twif
from
Anyox
(n-nr
the
.i
4
1
Tl
1
1
Wllfk
i
(llO
'
nillii.ianl
t
on
.steamer
i
Prince
George.
Mr.-
Mxon.
who
was
Ihe
first
speaker,
explained
how
ho
was
endeavoring
lo
gel
Labor,
men
interested
in
the
Provincial
Parly.
At
first
it
had
been
in-lended
Dial
Ihe
new
party
should
provide
a
strong
opposition
in
Ihe
legislature;
The
support
it
was
gelling,
however,
indicated
lhat
il
would
be
the
government
rather
than
the
opposition
after
Ihe
next
electron.
Il
should
comprise
not
any
single
class
hut
it
should
represent
I
ho
combined
effort
of
all
lo
obtain
heller
gov
ernment
than
had
been
xiven
bv
the
I
wo
old
parlies.
A,
conven
tion
was
being
called
forlHcem-ber
i
in
Vancouver.
Kighl
dele
gates
would
be
allowed
from
each
district
ami
there
would
b
no
proxies
-allowed.
Provincial
Effort
General
Mcllae.
in
opening
bis
address,
expressed
pleasure
al
Ihe
opportunity
given
him
lo
meet
local
labor
men.
He
reviewed
the
events
leading
up
to
the
formation
of
the
Provincial
Parly.
It
was
purely
a
nrovincial
effort
and
was
not
intended
to
enter
into
federal
affairs.
The.
General
explained
that
be
had
always
been
a
Conservative'
hut,
like
many
others,
he
had
been
disappointed
when
that
party
did
not
clean
house.
The
last
Conservative
convention
had
failed
both
In
the
matter'
of
selecting
a
leader
and
forming
a
constructive
policy.
'Ihe
Liberal
convention
had
failed
in
the
same
manner,
A
large
per
centage
of
Ihe
followers
of
bolh
parties
were
discouraged
with
Ihe
pros
pects.
The
Farmers
had
laken
Ihe
initiative
with
a
view
to
remedying
the
situation
when
they
had
called
Jhe
convention
al
vermin.
Hxly'
delegate
were
present
representing
various
classes
in
Ihe
province
and
he
t.McHae;
had
attended
at
Ihe
re-iuesl
of
50
Vancouver
business.
men.
The
convention
hail
decided
that
the
pld
parlies
were
not
satisfactory.
They
were
hut
do.
hPg
the
same
job
on
the
same
ship
al
diirerent
shifts
joining
together
In
cases
nf
emergency.
The
Independents
had
little
mi.
porlunlly
of
doing
effective
work.
It
lial
been
decided
to
form
new
parly.
A
committee
on
or
ganization
had
been
choson
con
sisting
of
seven
farmers
ami
seven
business
and
labor
men
with
himself
as
chairman,
Organization
,
Not
Eaey
1
1
1
-
f
a
J
"l
am
no
politician
and
do
nol
jlike
this
job,"
declared
General
.uriiae.
i
iiail
liveil
in
eae
for
several
years
and
anybody
who
MIIK.X
i
ii
it
worn
or
organization
is
easy
has
niade
a
mislakr.
I
miiy
rosnnmioii
hcrause
I
f.
'ttiat
it
was
a
1
public
"
duly
,u,y
which
w""""
.
.
.
.
.
.
.in
wiiii
imiy
appreciates
Hie
nol
express
themselves
now
be-silualiiin
will
realize
-that
it
is
'ratise
of
the
pressure
of
the
poll-nol
a
privileae
bill
an
obligation
Heal
machine
whfch
hinds
Ibeni
lofake
up
,llu
reins
of
govern-
from
coming
out
openly,
incut
al
this
I
lino
i
5i
in
wi
a
dl
i
like
Premier
Oliver
who
says
he!
Kxplaining
thai
such
mailers
likes
(he
Job,
that
it
is
Ihe
besl
(would
have
to
bo
taken
up
and
job
ho
over
hail
and
Dial
hnidcriilod
Iiv
thn
..,mv..i,ii..,.
lloos
11.
il
u-.ml
In
I..-.,
il
IT..
I..
i
in
,,mo
PT
f"'
of
the
pin-
1,
ot
I1"1
province
have
been
""r,1r
innocent
onlookers
of
Ihe
ITIlIlllni
ftPllPral
MrllilO
ilrjirkl
Mint
PrOvineinl
P.'irll
irn.
fr..n
I
I..
e
I
rHH
I
1
1
-
!
I
I
III
illlHWIT
any
lUOS
",an
",al
nf
ilber
of
tbe.jtion
that
might
be
put
to
him.
Par,i,J'
-
At
Ihe
convention
in
i
George
tlas'ey
asked
General
I,p"niher
Ihe
responsibility
would
WIMI.-.I-I
.iiim'
loaoer
t1l!"al..
It
would
be
up
(o
Iheni
ship.
An
answer
in
Ihe
nogaliv
to
select
llm'lin.l
Til
fill
lf
ll.nl'u-Uil
vft-jn
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
!
If
41
'
I
till
I
par,
party.
He
would
hp
oniiti.i
,
"i.J
"
-----
,r)
IIm"
arlivo
supporl
ami
Aympalhy
nf
..II
lf.A
I1.
II
mi,
m
.in
i
in-
jmntwiTs
in
uie
party.
l.uliiii
ti-iiiil.l
i.a
ir..u.I...i
.
i
LrOMriiiiifnl
fm
uil
u...
vi..
I
"
iillV-JH
F
belter
things
for
Hrithh
Colum
bia.
An
enlightened
eleel
.
.
-
'!
"'J
IIHIIM
I
iiues-
lU"S-
be
believed,
was
the
hosl
moans
.lions
for
liinl
lo
.insu-or
i:..n.ir
.t
ii-w.ini
eueriive
government.
'
.Mcllae
fen
llio
hall.
HeTore
leav-Tho
Provincial
parly
had
already
ing
he
referred
to
the
fact
that
incurred
the
enmity
of
bolhilK"
had
been
desrribod
as
a
mil-Liherals
nml
Conservatives
b-
'lionaire.
lie
said
there
was
cause
it
had
brought
mil
Hia
;
nollnnir
f.Kts
with
respect
to
p,is
gov-
eriimoiils.
Taklnn
Over
P.G.E.
Ileferring
to
Ihe
"Great
Betrayal"
or
Ihe
laking
oyer
of
the
Pacific
Great
Kaslern
Railway
..j
by
the
iu..-iiiiiir-iii,
government.
General
iionerai
Mc-
,mc-
'
Hae
said
that
things
li.nl
i
pvpii
a
worse
nass
ihun
ht
Im.l
thought
if
Premier
Oliver
would
be
able
to
get
by
with
Ihe
excuse
..
.
.
...
I
I.
J
t
I
i
iV
paid
my
own
expenses
and
con
Irihuli-d
generously
i
die
finan
cos
of
Ihe
parlv.
In
iioomi.r
solnehndy
else
will
have
to
lake
i:i
Ihn
rnu.
i
......
i
,.
i.
have
naxo
already
airoa,'y
responded
respondod
and
and
more
more
-
.IN
-ho
can-
...I
ttr.ll....
...
I
I.
.....
-mi
.m
mn-
i'.pniiuoii
iiiai
no
nail
nol
talked
constructive
policies.
!
Ho-
had
many
at
Ihe
hack
nf
his
'head
hut
at
this
lime
they
were
titkl
i.Aiu.iii.il
...,1..!....
.
a
,
mil
Ihn
ritrlil
i.
,
n....
..
I
i.cn
.....I
I
.
.
l.Mcltae
if
he
had
1
n
a"
candld-
fm
I
1
VII
l(hM
...
u:-a-
.t.,.ii-.t
-,,
ll
II
I
l
1
III
iUf?nt
wer
lo
In
rlM-on
.
.
.
t
wnai
(ir?nuiaum
of
itie
....M,..
i...
i
.
t
...
.
.
'iia
i
rt.
.
i-i
;nu
contra
I
nrpanfzalion
in
Skfna
.
district
1
1
1
fi
A
I
but
II
yet
there
were
sev
eral
locals.
TTiere
beiilg
no
furlher
...
j'iiiiiiiFia
iit
vvanti-il,
Inii
a
untiA
name
al
Ihe
nanits
or
his
feTTow
citizens.
.Mr.
Xixon
remained,
and
in
the
rsnirse
.if
a
general
discussion
thai
followed
said
lhat
General
Mcllae
would
do
nothing
for
Labor.
i.anor.
The
i
no
nuoslioii
question
was
was
aIuiI
hal
e"'R
tw
iiu
sui
iifi-ii,
Tho'
Pfi.vinf
h.t
nftv
lo
lie
Ihe
ilexl
gxivprnmont
and
Labor,
by
afllliating.
would
have
aLam
LaLV
ttLlr
LH
I
3,
25
S
S
HB
S
1
.ni
hut
ureal
ifoiray.il"
was.ine
opiorlunily
of
gelling
in
10
nferely
the
concept
ion
nf
a
dis-'or
II
members.
This
would
be
ease,l
niind,
as
he
had
described
a
start
towards
the
objective
of
ii
in
rrince
unpen.
Igetling
a
Labor
government
jn
"W
have
no
axe
to
grindlhf
province.
Mr.
Xixon
explain-but
are
merely
working
for
the
ed
that
he
had
given
up
labor
good
of
the
province
as
a
whole,"
,unon
oltlces
i,
work
for
Ibis
declared
the
General.
"1
have
movement.
He
was
giving
his
travelled
for
nine
months
now
time
but
his
ixpensos
were
paid.
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Baking
Powder
because
we
know
that
its
ingredients
are
of
the
highest
quality.
It
is
guaranteed
to
be
the
best
and
purest
baking
powder
possible
to
produce.
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237
There
was
no
eninpaian
fumls.
IMatler
of
Financing
Answering
u
otioslion
hv
(loo
Uaey
as
to
what
exlenl
Labor
was
iilonlllieil
with
Hie
umtIv
Mr.
Xixon
rep.ie,,
,,
lb..
r,ul
way
men
in
the
soulh
wrt
h'
hind
It
and
50
t
rent
of
Labor
in
Vancouver.
Aid.
Marilonald
sought
to
make
it
clear
that
lie
had
been
in
in,
way
a
parly
lo
ronimilliog
in,.
Prince
Hnpert
Trades
and
Labor
Council
to
the
activities
.if
the
parly.
Mr.
Xixon
admilleil
Hits,
George
Wadd-ll
aked
how
it
was
.proposed
lo
finance
the
sending
delegates
from
retinae
parts
o'f
thn
province
to
the
convention.
Mr.
Xixon
said
llio
es
pouses
would
bae
lo
be
poolml.
Are
you
making
any
effort
In
organize
a
branch
of
the
party
here?"
asked
George
Casey.
Yes."
replied
Mr.
Nixon.
"Hul
we
waul
lo
give
everybody
ihe
opportunity
of
thinking
il
over
wiuioui
unuue
nate.
ir
sinii-cienl
iiiemhership
is
obtained
a
branch
will
be
formed
here.
There
are
no
pah)
Virganizers,
however,
and
Ihe
organization
will
have
to
be
done
by
Ihe
com
munity
Itself."
Has
No
Faith
J.
W.
F.xloy
wauled
lo
ktMiw
Iwliat
guarantee
-there
was
Unit
lhe
new
parly
would
lie
any
belter
than
either
of
the
old
ones.
jWhat
he
was
interested
In
was
'gelling
a
lower
lax
rale.
It
was
Jhigh
under
the
Conservatives
and
'was
no
better
under
the
Liberals.
He
had
no
faith
in
either
of
the
old
parties
but
did
not
see
how
die
could
put
faith
in
a
parly
composed
uf
a
millionaire
and
a
jdozen
Vancouver
business
men.
.Mr.
Nixon
sought
lo
correct
Ihe
statement
ihal
the
Provincial
Parly
was
composed
of
a
millionaire
and
1i
dozen
Vanrouvor
business
men.
HtcU
was
nol
Ihe
lease.
The
tiw
oarlv
iiNihrim,,!
lo
govern,
on
an
economical
basis
and
I
bus
(ax
rales
would
ho
lowered.
There
would
be
tin
rim-
Iracls
where
Iwlco
as
much
was
paid
as
bid
for
work.
The
nre-
sent
government
hail
got
In
a
iPlaee
where
no
Contracts
were
el
jbut
work
was
merely
given
In
friends
of
Ilm
government
on
ensi
plus
liasis
There
would
beTo
-
and
23.
Queen
cWrioE
.l.'d
In
I
Im
tiii
iwii.t
no
Point.
roinis
nr
ftll,
WI1IIKH
Parly.
There
would
b
Li.1.1.
r..
..it
v
epn
iHi
pnvi-
have
Ihe
opporlunily
of
selecting
1
ii-
rigui
Kinu
or
men.
"Here
is
your
chance
In
form
(continued
on
page
six)
A0
FOR
RENT
ion.
IIKXT.
Furnished
rooms
Willi
without
hoard.
Home
eookiiM.
Moderate
rrtlet
Norfolk
ftimios.
Phone
llhiek
STKA.M
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Keener
apartments.
M.
f.
Stephens.
M0DHH.N
four
room
fist
for
rent.
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llro.
tf
BOARD.
LOAIlIl.
The
Inlander.
830
Seound
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
ROOM
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TAXI
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Rom
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llio
City.
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Anyilme.
Day
or
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SUntf:
Dotton
Grill
Third
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AUCTION
SALES.
.o,.U,
:.
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your
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D.C.
Chiropractor
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
H.C.
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to
to
12:
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to
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7
lo
8.
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Hluc
625
lleidence.
Green
I3fl,
EXPERIENCED
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Orders
taken
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Spirella
Oiod
Mrs.
J.
W.
Qrahlman
Kalen
Shoe
Slore,
7H
Second
Avenue
West.
MAIL
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For
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East
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Friday,
rioses
at
2.3o
ii.m.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursday,
and
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ju
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Sundays
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u.
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Vancouver-
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P.M.
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P.M.
Saturlays
a.m.
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10
P.M.
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October
6,
la
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Wednesdays
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Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
m
n.m.
To
Port
Slmptcn,
Alloe
Arm
Anyox
and
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Simpson,
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