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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
July
2n,
1023.
Know
A
Man.
Out
Of
Office
Hours.
Dr.
firant
often
says
that
if
you
would
know
a
man
you
mut
lake
pari
in
some
game
with
him.
Play
is"
n
great
factor
in
making
people
know
each
other
better
and
with
knowledge
comes
appreciation
of
the
fine
points
in
a
person's
character.
in
iane
pan
in
a
nasenaij
game,
to
go
iistung
with
a
man.
to
meet
him
in
the
gymnasium
or
in
any
form
of
sport
or
recrea
tion
when
he
is
off
duly
aiid
produces
his
inner
self
for
inspec
tion
is
a
lest
that
shows
exactly
what
a
man
is.
If
you
would
runners
on
me
prairies
are
waicning
nervously
for
every
change
of
wlealher
and
every
indication
of
possible
hail
or
frost.
Their
livelihood
during
the
coming
year
is
dependent
on
escape;
from
these
dread
evils.
Planting
a
crop
there
seems
like
gambling
with
fate
for
until
the
grain
is
cut
the
farmer
never
knows
whether,
he
is
to
have
enough
money
lo
pay
his
debts
and
carry
on
next
year,
or
if
everything
will
he?
lost
in
a
few
minutes
through
the
ngeticy
of
the
weather.
Those
who
live
in
Prince
Rupert,
where
people
mostly
play
the
safe
game,
cannot
quite
understand
the
anxiety
of
the
farmer,
Uie
nervous
strain
and
the
final
dejection
when
loss
comes.
To
be
aj
farmer's
wife
under
these
conditions
is
even
worse
than
being
a
farmer,
because
the
life
of
the
woman
is
more
monotonous
and
a
good
crop
means
so
much
to
her.
v
Diplomacy
Is
Not
Yet
Very
Honest.
The
diplomatic
war
which
has
teen
going
on
France
jiml
fiermany
does
nol
indicate
that
the
world
vniicing
far
in
the
direction
of
direct
diplomacy,
VII
belweeri
is
ad-sorts
of
subterfuge
is
indulged
iff
on
both
sides.
False-
reports
are.
sent
out
as
to
conditions,
just
as
was
done
during
the
war.
Doth
sides
are
bluffing.
While
everyone
would
like
to
see
a
.settlement
of
the
difficulty,
it
does
not
look
as
if
either
side
war
yet
ready
to
give
way
sufficiently
to
ennble
them
to
get
Why
Worry
About
Climate?
-
Why
worry
about
the
climate
of
this;
part
of
the
world?
Sometimes
we
think
it
not
perfect,
but
then
we
hear
about
oilier
places
and
we
pal
ourselves
on
the
back
and
console
ourselves
UifliJl,.h
belter
than
most
places.
j-wfilJT.
tne
business
and
the
consequent
prosperity
and
thft
climate
will
take
care
of
itself.
We
cannot
control
the
weather
but,
to
a
certain
extent,
we
can
control
the
business
conditions.
Hy
our
optimism
and
energy
we
can
make
things
a
lot
heller.
The
conditions
are-
pretty
good
now
and
very
soon
they
will
be
much
belter,
dpi
inlo
Ihe
framp
of
mind
where
we
expect
something
and
we
are
likely
to
get
it.
Saving
and
Investing
"Investing"
your
money
is
a
serious
matter
not
to
be
done
in
a
hurry.
Think
twice
and
ask
advice
before
investing:.
Be
guided
by
experience
preferably
your
banker's.
Successful
investors
always
keep
in
close
touch
with
their
bank.
"Dovbh
yuur
SaiMngt;
II
CAN
Don."
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
QUICK
RECOVERY
is
the
Best
Economy
FROM
BIG
FIRE
SALADA"
Everything.
Will.
be
Running
Smoothly
at
Anyot
Within
i
Few
Day
I
Special
In
Daily
News)
AN
VOX,
July
20.-
.nyx
is
j
making
a
quirk
recovery
from
the
effects
of
Ihe
fire
on
Sunday
,
evening
last;
and
within
a
few
days
everything
will
he
running
as
-.monthly
as
for
months
past.
The
must
serious
damage,
done
hy
the.
fire,
which
for
several
lynirs
entirely
surrounded
the
town,
was
In
the
high
level
railway,
over
whit'h
the
ore
Is
hauled
from
the
.Mine
to
the
Smeller,
necessitating
the
shutting
down
of
ImiIIi
thee
units
for
a
short
period.
The
tops
of
the
trestles
of
this
line
burned
in
several
places,
lianas
of
men
are
now
busily
engaged
in
pulling
this
road
in
shape.
The
l.'nion
Church
and.
.parsonage
were
destroyed
and
it
was
only
ronfptetvly:
rpieivty:
PROVINCIAL
JAIL
HERE
Mayor
Asks
Police
Commission
to
Make
Application
fop
Such
Mayor
Newton
would
have
a
provincial
jail
established
in
this
city
lo
serve
all
of
this
portion
if
Hritish
Columbia.
He
sug
gested
yesterday
afternoon
at
Hi
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Ihe
police
commission
that
lh
commission
pass
a
resolution
applying
for
such.
The
commission
ers,
however,
desired
lo
have
further
information
before
mak
ing
such
An
application.
Ilie
matter
came
up
in
n
course
of
a
discussion
of
the
heavy
expense
involved
in
send
ing
prisoners
to
Okalla
Prison
Farm.
The
mayor
suggested
that
prisoners
'sentenced
here
might
serve
their
jail
terms
in
the
city
jail
instead
of
at
Okalla.
They
could
he
put
to
work
for
the
city
and
there
would
he
a
aving
all
around.
City
Solicitor
Jones
slated
that
he
Would
look
inlo
the
matter
to
ascertain
if
it
would
he
nos-
ible
lo
have
sentences
passed
providing
for
the
serving
of
terms
here
instead
of
at
Okalla.
He
had
already
senl
for
further
information
on
Ihe
matleT.
Chief
Vickers
said
that
no
pri
soners
were
sent
lo
Okalla
other
than
those
who
were
sentenced
lo
six
months
or
more.
The
local
jail
could
accommodate
eight
orten
prisoners
hut
n
lar
ger
number"
would
be
iinpraclic
aide.
Here
or
Smlthers
.
rei
1
1
i
ne
suggestion
men
came
up
or
having
a
provincial
Jail
established
here.
Chief
Vickers
said
Ibero
was
a
movement
on
foot
to
establish
such
a
jail
for
this
district
at
Smlthers,
The
mayor
felt
that
Prince
Ituperl
would
be
a
more
central
location
in
view
of
the
many
iniportnnt
centres
on
Hie
coast
which
would
contribute
to
II.
t
he
commission
fell,
that
more
information
might
be
nblninrdi
is
to
wueiner
or
not
nrisoneru
could
serve
their
time
in
local
jail
instead
of
being
sent
lo
Ihe
provincial
jail
before
tak-iirg
definite
action
on
Ihe
mayor's
suggestion.
Women
and
Houses
The
old
question
of
disorderly
women
and
houses
of
ill-fame
was
also
brought
up
at
the
meel-,
lug.
II
was
decided
that
the
two
worst
women
in
the
city
had
been
satisfactorily
disposed
of
one
having
moved
away
and
Ihe
other
now
living
a
quiet
lire.
The
Chief
was
asked
lo
keep
watch
over
certain
houses
of
ill
repule
in
Ihe
down
town
section.
I
The
chief
brought
up
Ihe
mat.
ler
or
bis
slalT
being
shorthand-'
ed
and
was
empowered
lo
engage
special
consluhles
when
such
be.
cumn
necessary.
The
oflicers
are
now
having
anriUHl
holidays.
thi
uAilt
?nrws
rrMnjr.
.Titty
Jrt.
iOM,
DR.
MC
PHEE
TELLS
OF
ROTARY
CONVENTION
British
National
Anthem
Sung
There
Following
Star
Span-oled
Banner
In
his
address
to
Ihe
Holary
r.luh
eerday
Dr.
T.
J.
Mcl'hee,
president
of
Ihe
.Nanaimo
Rotary
Club,
told
the
local
member
that
he
had
lived
in
Prince
llupert
three
years,
08
tn
1911,
and
lie
looked
hack
lo
the
many
happy
hours
he
bud
spent
here
and
valued
the
friendships
formed.
There
wore
still
here
some
of
Ihe
old
pals
he
had
met
then.
Hardly
had
he
stepped
off
1he
train
before
he
began
lo
meet
them.
Menfioning
Ihe
Holary
convention
at
St.
I.ouis
ho
attended,
he
told
of
the
jMtpular
ily
there
of
Consul
K.'
M
Wakefield.
II
was
a
sMelacuUr
eent.
The
opening
ceremony
took
place
in
Hie
presence
of
2.,00ft
people.
Thre
were
choirs
and
other
music,
floral
decorations
and
eerjlhing
nrosl
wonderful.
In-
through
what
appeared
lo
be
al-Ueresling
was
the
appearance
of
most
superhuman
efforts
on
the
part
of
the
fire-fiphfers
that
(lie
fire
was
prevented
from
spreading
into
other
parts
of
the
town.
From
the
tieneral
Manager
all
who
were
in,
Anyot
layed
with
the
work
until
lie?
fire
was
under
control.
To
make
matters
worse,
a
strong
wind
kept
blowing
until
early
Monday
morning.
An
electrical
storm
occuring
ahoul
seen
o'clock,
which
precipitated
welcome
showers
of
rain,
and
gave
the
weary
shifts
a
chance
to
rest.
2M
hoy
scouts
each
bearing
Ihe
flag
of
one
of
Ihe
nations
(n
which
"Holary
was
established.
This
was
followed
by
28
maidens
carrying
the
flower
of
Ihe
na
tions
and
with
them
decorating
Ihe
flags.
Fhere
were
some
splendid
ad
dresses
and
the
singing
of
Hid
Star
Spangled
Hanner
and
Cod
Save
Ihe
King
were
not
leasl
among
Ihe
events.
The
most
popular
part
of
the
program
was
the
address
iVi
verse
of
Kddie
dues!
on
"Hoys."
He
was
encored
six
limes.
Hiphl
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen,
former
premier
of
Canada
was
one
of
llrv
speakers.
In
concluding
his
address
Dr.
Mcphee
invited
all
lo
visit
Nittiaimo
where
Ihey
would
re-
cene
a
hearty
welcome.
TERRACE
NOTES
Mrs.
Sutherland
and
her
sou
went
down
to
Huperl
o.n
Sunday.
Mrs.
Andy
l.opj?,
and
Mrs.
Harry
Mist
spent
the
week
end
at
Usk.
'
Miss
Kelsey
who
has
been
spending
her
holidays
at
jlill
Farm
has
returned
fo
lluierl.
Hob
Henwood,
Ted
Johnson
and
J.
Orville
spent
the
week
end
at
Usk.
It.
A.
Harlow
was
in
lown
on
Tuesday.
E.
Duhy
of
Usk,
was
in
on
ednesilay.
Mrs.
guest
week.
McKinnnn's
plafe.
lown
Snodgrass
of
Usk
is
a
of
Mrs.,
o,
sumlal
this
Mrs.
H.
s.
Creelman
paid
a
short
visit
to
Huperl
last
week
Dr.
Edmund
is
In
lown
again.
The
Ladies'
liiiild
of
Ihe
I'res
nyierian
tiiitircn
is
Holding
a
Strawberry
Social
this
evening.
Miss
Mary
Teeple-
of
Vancouver
who
spenl
a
year
at
Pacific
is
a
guest
this
week
of
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
The
annual
school
meeting
was
held
Saturday-night
In.
Ihe
school
house.
Mr.
A.
McLaren
was
elected
Iruslee
in
Mr.
Dan
AN
INTELLIGENT
TEST
One
of
these
newfangled
games
costs
In'
and
$S0
a
set,"
remarked
Mrs,
Cornlossel.
It
means
nolhirl'
lo.
me,"
ans
wered
the
former.
"If
I
was
foolish'
enoiidh
lo
pay
that
modi
for
it,
I
wnuhl'iil
expert
lo
have
sense
enough
to
earn
It,"
UjWashlnglon
S'lar.
n
i
ma
TORONTO
In
Centre
of
Shopping
and
Business"
Ditrk4
250
ROOMS
100
with
Frfvita
S0
BUMH'HAN
PLAN
.
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T
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and
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friends
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help
you.
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now.
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GIVEN
WITH
NOMINATION!
I'M
Nomination
Illatik
wild
$2.00
for
Sports
Tickel,
r
4.(111
for
Combination
Tickel
ur
equivnlrnl,
entitles
Candidate
lo
five
limes
the
pro
rala
number
of
voles
for
their
dislrjct.
Conleslanl
may
be
nominated
by
reputable
individual,
frniefnnl
or
other
organUatrtTiTT
HANDICAP
For
Hie
purpose
of
eiiualizing
Ihe
chances
of
the
various
ConleslhnU
Northern
ririii.l.
c.hinv
bin
has
be.cn
divided
into
Six
Districts
ns
foljyws:
Prince
(leorge,
Terrace
to
VnnderhoMtUVitif'
Huperl,
Ocean
Falls,
Anyox
nnd
Stewart.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
is
Included
in
Mev;lrl
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in
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mini-
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in;
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111
rrnm
voir
in
uie
various
canotilates:
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Prince
Rupert
Candidates
will
receive
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Ocean
Falls
Candidates
will
receive
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Anyox
Candidates
will
receive
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Terrace
to
Vanderhoof
Candidates
receive
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
8tewart-Quaen
Charlotte
Islds.
Candidates
ricelve
For
each
Dollar's
worth
of
Tickets
Prince
George
Candidates
receive
RULES
AND
REGULATIONS
1
Cirnltri
Qumii
Conl.it
fflcUlly
optn
en
Jul,
SOlh,
Clotlng
tpWmbr
5th,
H
10
p.m.
All
CantfldiUt
mu.t
hit
tklr
Mturnt
In
tht
Eihlbltlon
Olfle,
Clt
Hall,
Print
Rupert,
a.O.,
or
their
respective
poet
offlcee
en
poet.merke4
ky
10
mm
September
Sth.
Keen
tenfltftte
ehell
een
a
compute
return
with
their
final
returne.
a
On
receipt
ef
nomination!
eanCMatec
will
be
furnlehe4
with
ell
ticket
for
eale.
3
Any
girl,
married
or
tlnale,
eieept
thoee
whoee
parent
r
rUti?e
are
connected
with
the
fair
Board
In
pny
war,
may
enter
the
conteet
(or
OarnJl
Queen.
4
.The
Carnival
Queen,
winner
of
the
flrand
Prlie,
and
all
other
wlnnere
will
be
decided
by
their
accredited
vote.
Said
t
being
lud
on
the
eale
of
tlcitt
a
pr
abot
echedule.
5
It
la
ttrlctly
understood
that
candidate
will
bo
re
epemlble
for
all
ticket
ent,thm,
and
no
vet
will
be
credited
thorn
until
remittance
I
mad.
e
A
candidal
cannot
withdraw
In
fvor
of
or
tranfr
her
tote
to
another
party,
?
Wo
statement
or
promlee
made
by
any
candidate
varying
from
tho
rulea
will
be
recognleed
by
th
tahlbltlon
tetrd.
S
In
c
of
typographical
or
other
error
the
Beard
will
100
votei
150
voU
150
votei
250
votei
250
votei
200
votei
not
bo
reeponelble,
but
will
mek
th
neery.corretln.
e
Tho
Board
reservee
tho
right
to
reject
,aiy"
ri'ommatioe.
10
Th
rtnibltlon
Board
reeertee
tht
right
lo
mnd
tM
rulee
If
neceoeary,
11
Th
lahibill
Soard
guerenteee
fair
and.
Imp'!1'1
treatment
all
competitor,
but
ahould
any
eueetlon
rl(
daclelen
of
tho
Board
thai,
be
abeelute
and
final.
12
A
committee
of
prominent
eltUene,
on,
from
dletrlct
will
bo
tppolnted
to
verify
tho
counte
of
the
cane1
dalee.
IS
ConleeUM
winning
flrand
frlio
wlU
.haJ
Oarnln'
Queen
for
th
wtk
Sptmbr
11th
to
September
Jllh.
C
teetenl
winning
tecend,
third,
fourth
and
fifth
'grind
p'''
will
be
eipected
lo
eemo
to
the
Sihlbltlon
and
tt
a
mala
of
honor.
All
eipenee
of
thle
trip
will
be
paid.
14
It
I
ttrlctly
undrteo4
by
M
oontoeunta
thai
Olatrlct
frliee
will
Sd
given
to
centeoUMa
unl,
in
('"
teaunl)
I
lucceeiful
In
turning
In
1S4.0O0
vol.
15
)n
tcctpllng
nomination
candidate
egred
t
kl
th
abot
condition.
'
IS
Addrea
til
errlpond4nc
to
Oarnlval
Queen
Conl"
Manager,
PJorthdrn
..
Agricultural
and
Induatrlal
Aneolatl"i
erlnc
PJuport,
a.0.