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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday.
Sept.
6,
I9S3.
Cood
Training
For
Local
School
Boys.
At
the
Lahor
Day
porU
the
Public
School
football
team
won
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Picture
lhe
Bonded
Wjhuui'
BUrring
toklght
at
the
Vestholme
Theatre.
uiewpaper
represemame
wen
dissatisfied
al
the
accommodation
provide.!
for
them
in
the
jrih
Dail.
They
all
eki"d
their
notebooks
and
refused
In
reopen
Ihein
until
their
demands
were
conceded.
Now
they
are
given
a
prize
of
27
donated
hy
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
Hinp-everyibinF
they
the
money,
the
next
thine
was
In
know
what
lo
do
wilh
iL
ilh
I
.
.
....
...
.
.
most
boys
the
natural
thing
would
nave
been
to
amue
u
up;
The
Mao
io
the
Mood
1
I
FRANCOIS
LAKE
IK)V.
spend
jL
ot
so
the
members-
of
the
fine
little
learn
that,,"u"',
,,M,t
look
eves
What
i
the
Colts.
.Thev
decided
to
give
a
banquet
and
entertain
:
"
,.
'
jin?
in
.li
ul;;
some
of
their
senior
who
had
been
interested
,.
in
I
heir
A
great
spread,
was
prepared
at
the
St.
Regis
Cafe
and
thing
was
carried
out
in
a
most
creditable
manner.
Special
attention
is
made
of
this
because?,
it
mark
ports.
every
changing
ideas
of
youngster
in
regard
to
their
duties
and,
responsibilities
and
Iheir
attitude
toward
their
elders.
We
all
know
thai
parent
have
to
undergo
a
period
of
education
at
the
SAYS.
i
TOl'HISTS
visiting
Canada
;
1
1
1
-
are
treated
well
enough
.(Canada
ttut
not
often
enough.
ak.
I
-3
ay
in
j
ONE
of
the
latest
invention
(in
connection
with
dia$nosw
disease
i-
tfliaf
i
known
a
the
Ahrams
fsletn.
r
teslin?
Hie
vibration
of
in
tody.
the
oper
alor
can
tell
whether
a
ron
ha
cancer,
measle.
tuberculosis
or
.-imply
menial
tisincliua-lim.
A
Cauadian
who
va
'recently
visilinp
San
Kraneio
visited
the
Abram
rluik
and
a
test
wa
taken.
'Hie
operator
was
amaied
when
he
tooted
at
the
record
of
vibration
shown
by
the
machine.
Jle
looked
a?ain
at
the
patient
and
inquired
what
wa'
In
occupation.
.
Th
answer
was
"tlanadian
sator."
The
operator
showisl
pral
relief
remargins,
"the
machine,
i
rizlit.
It
indicate
yiw
are
dead."
IK
the
present
civilization
collapse
whose
Ue
will
get
s.jueejed
ifl
the
impact?
THE
press
found
a
way
lo
bring
the
lrih
to
time.
'Hie
hi
Michigan
a
dancer
into
hi
partner
is
Ihe
giHhl
of
dane-
:an
anyway?
IX
Illinois
mo-quHo"
have
forced
Ihe
stores.lo
eloe.
ut
thchhen,
who
would
live
in
Illinois
'if
lliey
could
live
in
a
civilucl
country?
HETWKKN
Ihe
Facili.
llie
hand-
of
their
cliildreu,
"lmt
this
"seems
tO-haVe
lei
one
of
the'.ociaIils,
iheKn
Klux
KtaiMiers,
.
4
.
'
.
'!,....
...
...
firt
organized
'allempls
on
Ihe
part
of
schoollMiys
lo.
educate
their
seniors.
It
,wa..a
frcat
success
and
ihe
paily
Nw.s
ex-lend
fs
congr;lfii.ilioiis
to
the
Jad
who
made
such
excellent
host
on
thai
occasion.
Good
Opportunity
To
Own
Homesita.
"
"
The
iresenl
time'Ts
a
gtKxl
one
forTniice
Riifert
residents
to
consider
the
iiietion
of
purchasing
a
homeile
on
which
to
build
wfieii
reaijy.
Iofs
in
the
cijy
caii
be
lMjuglil
at
low
prices
ju-t
now
but
Ihe
prices
will
not
.always
be
low.
'
This
seerns
to
be
a
giJod
time
lo
buy.
before
the
activity
begins.
It
-eeni-
almost
certain
thai
lherp
will
be
early
activity
here
which
will
lend
to
create
a
demand
for
real
estate.
Today
the
prices
are
so
low-that
anyone
may
'purchase
who
has
a
few
dollars.
Aparl
altogether
from
Ihe
homeslte
idea,
there
are
a
number
of
people
who
n-e
a
pari
of
their
money
for
speculative
pur-poes.
They
like
to
gamble.
For
these
there
is
no
better
gamble
liwlay
than
a
plunge
iulo
real
eslale.
At
present
prices
there
U
bound
lo
be
money
in
it
.aiid
Ihe
taxes
on
residential
properly
are.
not
very
Iiif?li-
It
iss
little
to
carry
one
or
two
lots
tor
a
few;
years.
It
is
a
speculation
but
il
looks
a
lot
heller
than
oil
stock
or
any
of
the
thousand
and
one
companies
in
which
people
piit
Iheir
moiiey.
t
Get
Ready
Now
For
Next
Year's
Garden.
This
is
Hie
lime
to
make
a
garden.
Anyone
inlend'uit
lo
grow-
flowers
or
vegetables
next
year
should
dig
the
laud
now
so
that
il
may
be.
in
good
shape
for
jilanliiig
in
the
spring.
The
autumn
work,
of
ninny
gardens
is'
neglec'leil
wilh
Hie
result
that
people
do
not
get
ns
good
results
as
they
otherwise
would.
Lay
oul
the.
garden
and
gel
it
dug
over
before
the
wiuler
and
then
next
sunrmer
a
crop
tjiay
he
expected."
t
'
Rushing
Relief
'
:
To
Japanese.
Prompt
action
was
taken
lo
rush
relief
to
Japan
frnm
this
.
,.
,
s,,,,,,,
o,
,p
()r(,pp
Io,t
,lf(
tjmp
,
,h
J
.....
.,.,.,....,
,,,
,
lokonnma,
and
others
will
fo
low
in
rapid
success.on.
This
is
the
Pra
of
speed
and
when
-ffrn.n-in.piiH-
makes
ll.e
appeal
h
strong
one,
people
lose
no
iiU.
.
.
."'
.
"
?..JL.'""e."
,H
rei,"""
t
rnodern
................
.-
e
nre
renur
sotneiim
(0
spring
lo
our
fx
fa
t
I.
.
a
at.
.
.
D
i"
ou.e
io
me
rescue
or
(lie
tieedy.
Society
Blue
Ruin
artists
and
the
Progressive
the
poir
oM
world
is
in
an
awful
ines.
Wliy
not
irtvpnl
another
(tolilical
noslrum
Hglil
here
and
lalie)
it
ltuerlilis.
NOW
thai
llie
school
have
re-
oiiened
and
llie
chihlren
will
get
hack
lo
work,
what
ahoul
the
grownups
also
iintn?
a
little
now
and
then
for
a
change.
IF
man
goe
lo
see
hi
cirl
in
a
fall
ilk
lial,
II
may
be
re.
ferred
lo
a
hi
Hpark
plug.
SUPPOSE
a
girl's
figure
is
not
prepossessing,
it
help
if
her
figure
is
all
right
at
the
bank.
-
YOU
can"!
lell
a
typewriter
by
Ihe
ribbons.
4
I
V
you
lake
things
seriously
you
are
likely
lo
land
in
Iht
Virker'
IloleIry.
VR
all
believe
in
home
rub,
but
when
il
conies
to'
selllinsr
who
is
In
be
Ihe
home
rulef,
I
here
is
oi.
ly
one
answer.
She
Is.
JUDUINO
from
resulls
it
seems
clear
thai
some
people
can
learn
lo
love
anything
IIEHE
lies
Ihe
poorest
prig
in
in
(own,
lie
died
without
a
quiver.
He
always
said
how
godil
he
was.
Then
something
clogged
his
liver.
A
FAILURE
is
a
always
grouching
al
ful.
man
who
f
the
su'eress-
WHEN
.liggs
said
A.
lain
discovered
the
talking
machine,
he
wondered
why
Maggie
threw
things
al
him,
PREPARATIONS
FOR
BEnER
BABY
SHOW
OPENING
TOMORROW
Preparations
are
being
made.
I
today
for
Ihn
heller
lialiie
contest
which
opens
tomorrow
morning
In
the
vacant
lor
opposite
jibe
flreal
War
Veteran
Association
headquarters.
Thu
place
is
Ibeing
put
in
good
shape.
A
stove'
jhas
been
installed
ami
everylliingj
jimsslhle
i
hcliiK
oone
to
make
ihe
future
ellizens
of
Prince
Runcfi
conifoilable.
'
'
The
cups
both
for
thai,
content
ari'f
for
others
are
being
di.
pluyeil
in
the
w
indows
of
Ihe
store
and
lliey
make
a
fine
showing.
Why
not
subscribe
for
the
Dally
News
and
have
it
gent
to
your
home
regularly!
tf
FORESTESSAY
Written
by
Miss
Luella
Clark,
intermediate
Grade,
Danskln
'
III
tidying
our
hou-es
each
(we
-weep
up
all
the
dusi
lrntdih
and
destroy
it
for
!reart
that
it
is
useie.
day.
and
the
If.
however,
we-
discover
thimble,
which
is
of
very
small
value,
among
this
rutd.isti
we
pick
it
up
and
(ml
it
away.
riouM
we
find
among
the
sweepings
an
article
of
trealer
alue,
than
Ihe
Humble
let
u
say
a
diamtl
ring
j
wihiM
we
not
be
nHr
eareful
in
I
pnttingil
awuv
aitd
looktng
after)
il?
We
all
'riie
or
rare
ftr
things;
ueeonting
to
(heir
value
or
what
I
hey
r
worth
In
n.
;
At
first
sight
the
value
of
c.uri
forest
may
not
Iw
annarenl
to
us
anl
we
may
n-i
readily
e
that
each
of
us
ha
a
direct
interest
in
I
hem.
However,
lo
those
of
u
living,
in
the
northern
part
of
our
Province.
wh-e
parents
earn
their
living
dnring
the
winter
month
hauttng
or
euttins
ihs.
it
is
fairly
clear.
In
a
lecture
delivered
to
u
in
hit
schiMjf
by
a
member
of
the
Forel
Itruftcli.
we
learnetl
otne.
thing
of
the
value
of
our
tuni.er
and
Ihe
reason
why
we
should
take
care
of
it.
We
were
tidd
Hie
amount
of
hioney
that
our
gov
ernment
eleeteit
in
limher
dues,
etc..
and
we-
were
shown
how
we
might
be
benefiting
by
Hie
ex-
leniilure
of
this
money
in
the
erection
of
bHIer
and
nn'i-e
numerous
school
thriighin"
Ho
irovinee.
Our
nad
also
cihiM
lie
im
proved
by
exMnluie
part
of
ilii
revenue
on
llietti.
Damage
by
Fire
.Wording
lo
Ihe
Forestry
De
parlmeti!
ninety
per
cent
t
Ims
yars
frel
fire
were
raued-by
earelessnes.
Tlie
money
ex-
pendeil
in
fighting
these
fires
wa
$300,000.
We
are
also
lob!
(hat
M,OO.000
wl.rfh
of
limber
wa
delroyeif.
!-
In
our
house
we
have
a
Joint
ownership
in
Ihe
home.
The
cup
and
saucer,
plates,
chair.
skmii,
ele
are
used
by
all
of
lis.
Nirw
lei
ti
(hint
of
our
province
as
one
large
house
jn
which
we
reide
as
one
family.
Let
u
suppose
thai
Ihe
for
est
and
river
and
lake
lake
Ihe
place
of
Ihe
various
things
in
ll.i
home.
Have
we
not
a
common
Interest
m
I
hem?
Should
we
mil
I
lien
help
lo
take
care
of
ihein
a
we
do
of
Ihe
arliele
n
our
home?
We
would
feel
very
indignant
were
some
one
lo
eriler
our
houe
and
destroy
our
effects.
We
certainly
would
try
to
stop
I
hem
from
damaging
our
goods
and
if
we
were
not
able
In
ilo
so
ourselves
we
would
Secure
heln
Ifrom
our
nejghhom
if
oossihle.
Protection
Necessary
This
is
exactly
Ihe
situation
in
Ihe
cae
of
protection
of
our
forests.
sWe
our
falhers
and
brothers
directly
or
indirectly,
earn
Iheir
living
Hi
rough
work
In
rnimeclioii
wilh
limber
or
lumbering'
II
rests
witli
us
lo
do
all
in
our
power
lo
protect
and
help
oilier
lo
proleel
the
green
bells
n
round
ns.
Our
teacher
explained
lo
us
Hie
use
m
which
lumber
is
put.
We
now
thoroughly
understand
the
value
of
Ibis
limber
and
Ihe
effecl
that
(Is
destruction
would
have
lo
our
province
anil
we
hae
agreed
In
our
school
lo
tin
.everything
flint
lie
in
our
power
-towards
Ihe
protection
of
Ihe
forests.
If
Ihe
Enentry
department
were
In
prepare
a
small
booklet
for
use
in
our
schools
showing
Ihe
value
of
our
limber
and
the
uses
to
which
il
fs
applied
and
TliurijariapBll.
1
Ten
Years
Ago
j
j
in
Plnc
Kuprt
g
h
September
6,
1913.
The
Vancouver
Sun
editorially
j
urge
Vancouver
buiiirS)
men
to;
gel
buy
after
the
trade
thai
will!
develop
ifT
Northern
H.C
wilh
the
linking
up
of
tee
on
the
(rand
Trunk
I'acifir
Hallway.
J
V
A.
Odler,
assistant
to
0.
II.
Nii'hol-on,
manager
of
the
(l.T.P.
coast
steamship,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
tin
morning.
Within
IwO
hours
after
the
bride
arrival
in
Ihe
Hly
from
Scot
land
yesterday
afternoon.
Mis
Annie
Janel
Herron
was
nulled
in
marriage
to
(ieorge
Wilson,
lorekeeier
for
Archie
Mcliougall.
The
Ceremony
was
performed
al
f
p.m.
in
the
OTP
Inn
by
Rev.
F.
W.
Kerr
in
the
presence
of
n
few
friends
of
the
bride
and
groom.
Miss
.Mrl.eod
was
bridesmaid
and
Hon
Oerar,
best
man.
Following
Hie
ceremony
a
wedding
supper
wan
served
al
Hie
Inn.
ATTENDANCE
GREATER
AT
CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
Increase
AH
Around.
Reported
For
Classes
by
Sisters
of
St.
Joseph
An
increased
attendance
all
around
is
reported
al
SI.
Joseph
s
fJonvenl
by
Ihe
Sister
Superior
This
is,
comparing
Ihe
number
nf
students
enrolled
on
Ihe
opening
of
the
parochial
school
on
Moii-
lay
with
the
nuin)er
attending
when
Ihe
lertn
closed
in
June.
The
lolal
is
esllmaled
at
1
10.
Ihe
ficrurn
ituliilltif.
tM.
i
II.
....
.
......
...
.
"
"
."il'ioi
,,,.
amouni
ot
frotn
oulslde
pninls
who
are
umber
,in
lree
nf
cerlain
si,e,
Iniardlng
al
the
ronvenl.
Kln-I
l.eiieve
H
woul-l
help
the
hoys
dergarlen
cla.Mes
opened
yeser-and
girls
In
our
schools
and
day
with
an
enrolment
of
tt
eveiilually
help
p,
t,e
protection
which
will
likely
Increase
to
20.
of
our
forest
for
Ihe
school.
The
'commercial
classes
will
cnuiiren
or
today
will
be
the
.open
nejil
Monday
and
the,
music
wrown-ups
in
tomorrow,
classes
also
about
Hint
lime.
Prince
Rupert
School
of
Music
Musical
Director,
H.
Aubrey-Pryce,
professor
and
iciiuier
in.
in
an
or
violin
nud
piano
plnying-
Fall
Term
begins
Tuesday,
September
4.
Pupils
may
now
be
enrolled
for
llie
season.
Keniur
Orchestra
Practice
Tuesday
evenings.
7.
.10
o'clock.
Junior
Orchestra
Pi-aclice
-
Friday
Kvenlngs,
7.00
o
clock.
For
terms,
etc.,
Phone
674.
.
"Rupert"
Brand
Kippers
SMOKED
DAILY
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pall""
mskers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Cto.
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
l;idlo
all
kinds
of
Marine
and
Commercial
Work
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delivered
14.00
per
ton
NUT--Socked,
delivered
13.25
per
ton
NUT
Loose,
delivered
11,75
per
ton
Tel.
048.
Special
Prices
for
Car
Lots.
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