PAGE
POOR.
New
Year
GIFTS
May
wc
iuig'geir
Slippers
for
all
your
friends.
The
one
gift
always
appreciated.
Prices:
Ladies'
from
$1.00
to
$3.00
Men',
from
$1.60
In
$6
SO
Children's,
from
90c
lo
$1.75
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
We
remain
open
unlil
10
p.m.
all
tlm
week.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rate
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Christmas
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
TickeU,
Rales
and
Information,
fee
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Bread
is
your
best
food.
F.at
more
of
it.
Kept
by
the'
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
fJistributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
arl
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month,
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Waler.
POOL
TABLES.
Flrst-cliss
Restaurant
In
conneoUon.
Umes
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
TH1-DAILY-mCW.
Wednesday.
December
,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManiw
I
THINK
lTt
OOTsT
T
UORO
RAtsCef
TO
TAKE
VOU
TO
Hlt
CLUB
CAJSCiUCT
TOMIC.HT
00"UU
MEET
A.
LOT
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t
.
.
.
.
-
I
m
I
ut
rfH
PRINCE
RUPERT
POINT
OF
RELAY
Message
to
Bowdoln
From
France
Goes
Through
Jack
Bams
ley's
Set
HARTFORD,
Conn..
Iec.
26.
-
An
amateur
radio
message
r
m
j
(France
lo
I
he
North
Pole
has
!
jcoered
the
farlhe.t
distance
ever
i
(traversed
by
an
amaleur
relav
jarriving
safely
in
Hie
ire-hound
cahin
of
Captain
IkmaM
It.
Mar-jMillan's
schooner
"Bowdoin'
af-jler
a
9,565
miles
journey
across,
'the
Atlantic
and
the
territory
-f
four
nations.
j
The
same
nisht
ajfter
Monsieur
(Leon
Deloy
at
Nice.
France
.
.transmitted
a
message
to
the
Arc-llic
explorer,
a
repetition
of
the
idol
and
dashe
came
in
on
the
'headphone;,
of
IKinald
Mil.
radio
YOUTH
MANAGES
BIG
BUSINESS
I
"Luke"
Demo
tie,
Aged
17,
Hand-I
les
Million
Dollar
Business
In
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
26.
His
boy
chums
call
him
just
plain
"Luke."
bul
Ihe
wealthy
art
connoisseurs,
bankers
of
several
m
TbiHOFfMir
I
Alright
I
T
rBT
Caottipalia
mad
BO-
BB
BB.
muni
a
mod
kelp
tb
OccsXJt
aal
XSyS?
B
t!PES--2!aWsB.
.LY
Gy&
offfte
OH
Block
MXf
M
Utthi
Nta
Bflr
iacrvM&iwta.
AW
WA
ttt
c.4r
ctd.
Aw
TaNPsr
cbiUrM
04
4m3t.
operator
for
Mar.Millan,
It
dc-
"
gree
from
the
pole
and
inside
nations
and
business
asi-iates
the
aurora.
address
him
more
resneclfullr.
,
,
j
In
order
to
reach
Refusre
Har-jfor
lo
Ihem
he
is
Lurien
J.
fe.
jbor,
(ireenland,
the
message
look
motte,
17-year
old
president
if
a
round-about
coure
ecn
ss
Ihe
lhe
House
of
Demnlle,
a
?.000.-Allanlic
to
South
Manchester.
'ortO
art
Concern
loraled
in
lhi
(onn..
where
it
was
received,
by
city.
(John
L.
Reinarlz,
operating
anra-
iteur
station
IXAM.
Reinarti
pave
the
mesaee
by
telephone
,
to
Itoyd
Phelps
of
Hartford,
operator
of.
MX.
who
relayed
it
to
ifiXAD
at
Avalon.
Catalina
Island.
loff
?lie
ctat
of
Califomia.-Froin
llience
il
was
sent
lo
Jack
Haro-
ley
of
SBP.
Prince
ItuperL
British
Colunvbia,
who
finished
the
relay.
The
distance
covered
by
each
relay
was
about
a
follows
Nice
to
HarUor.1.
3,500
mile;
Hart-font
lo
Catalina
Island.
2.500
miles;
Galaltna
to
prince
Ruiert,
1.305
miles;
and
Prince
Rupert
to
llefupe
HarlKir.
2.260
miles,
mak
ing
the
greatest
amateur
relay
mileage.
In
this
remarkable
record
the
French
amaleur
ued
two
foreign
model
lube
wilb
a
55
cycle
plale
supply
and
an
output
of
ahont
100
wall.
The
receiving
?et
'ued
by
Reinarlz
was
Iihme-made
Jwith
his
own
type
of
w.k.
circuit.
Phelp's
set
was
a
Tuska
520
re-
reiver.
Mr.
Molt
of
CXAD
used
a
fij-ebe
CII
13
for
receiving
and
a
quarter
kilowatt
tube
for
trans
milling.
Canadian
9IIP
used
one
50
watt
(ube
for
sending,
whilej
the
North
Pole
receiver
is
a
Zenilh
"IR."
The
combined
effort
of
ell
the
amateurs
concerned
make
this
ione
of
the
greatesl
achievements
jever
accomplished
in
the
history
jof
amateur
radio
short
wave
cont-
Imunicalion.
Young
Itetnolle
is
a
dark-hair
ed,
soft-spoken,
aesthetic-look
ing
son
of
France,
with
more
the
air
of
a
student
than
of
a
successful
tnan
of
affairs.
Fate.
Oil
short
his
boyhood
and
shoiil-derl
Iiim-.wiilt
aman'm-renon
siMlllies.
Last
summer,
wheji
life
lo
Ibis!
boy
meant
nothing
more
than
pleasant
days
with
a
tutor
in
his
ancestral
home
near
Paris,
his
father,
fietirge
Joseph
Demolle.i
founder
of
I
be
New
York
house
of
art,
was
arridently
shot
and
killed
in
a
boar
hunt
in
France.
As
is
the
French
custom,
the
ynulli
bad
leen
trained
lo
tread
his
father's
footsteps.
He
had
been
reared
on
art.
in
the
old
Ocmolle
mansion
on
Ihe
banks
of
the
Seine,
in
Ihe
midst
of
an
cient
furniture
and
statuary
his
ancestors
bad
accumulated
from
the
mediaeval
caslles
of
France.
Father's
Footsteps
"My
father
always
talked
to
me
of
art,"
says
Lurien.
"Then,
loo.
I
bad
access
lo
his
library
on
Gothic
arl.
We
oflen
went
on
lours
of
France
together,
visll-
ing
old
churches
and
liunlin?
lhrougi
remote
places
for
sculp
tures,
wood
carvings
and
olher
antiques
wilti
which
lo
build
up
our
collection."
The
dcalh
of
the
elder
De
mode
ended
Ihe
carefree
exis
tence
of
his
son.
A
month
ago
Lurien
came
to
America.
He
was
elected
president
of
his
father's
corporation
and
given
full
an-Hiorily
to
manage
the
business
"It
is
my
plan
In
conduct
our
affairs
jusl
as
my
father
did,"
ihe
said.
"I
shall
return
lo
France
each
ypar
and
bring
to
America
I
hose
beautiful
works
of
Gothic
art
which
your
col
lectors
have
always
so
greatly
admired."
H.
S.
Berryman
is
sailing
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
morning
for
Vancouver
on
a
business
trip
in
southern
Cities.
LETT-AM
-NE
-AM
-
1IM
a.
FEw
VOaOi
REVIEW
THE
AM
mtTot?-
or
am
ooR
BRIER
CLUB'
HUNTING
WITH
DOGS
!'
BANNED
IN
ENGLAND
Such
Action
has
Been
Made
Necessary
by
Spread
of
.
Foot
arid
Mouth
Disease
I.OXIXW.
IW.
.
The
rapid
spread
of
I
he
fool
and
mouth
disease
among
ratlle
in
thi
counlry
has
induced
he
Minis
tr-
of
Agriculture
lo
make
a
drasijc
onier
that
will
bring
dismay
to
thousand
of
sport
loving
Hrilons,
Ii
j
nothing
less
(ban
absolute
prohibition
of
bunting
with
dc
through
the
area
affected
by
the
plairue.
the
assumption
Jieing
that
the
dieae
may
lie.
spread
by
dogs.
As
the
order
cwnes
at
the
very
height
..f
the
British
bunting
season,
and
Is
of
the
wide
application
it
will
derive
thousands
of
person
of
their
cher-isbe.t
winter-
sport
and
will
throw
many
people
out
of
work.
The
Prince
f
Wales,
because
of
the
order,-
has
cancelled
his
arrangements
in
,
the
Midlands,
planning
lo
hunt
in
the
-south-em
countries,
which
are
free
from
the
plazue.
Nearly
MS.OOfl
domestic
animals
have
been
slaughtered
in
an
effort
lo
stop
the
spread
of
the
disease.
Sport
Chat
j
Scoring
records
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
follow:
W.
Mitchell
Colts.,
JH;
I).
Balfour
Sons
of
Canada
.
63;
H.
Men-
zies
'Sons
of
Canada
57;
A.
Lane
0aeher)
51;
J.
Mitchell
(Teachers.,
50;
F..
Smith
fColls)
and
Don
Graham
(Sons
of
Can
ada;.
3K;
G.
Mitchell
(Cits
'
32;
F.ric
Mackintosh
(Sons
of
Canada.
31;
A.
A.
Kami
(Collsi.
30;
W.
limbic
(Teach.
ers;,
28;
Yic
Menzies
(Sons
of
Canada;,
SI;
Harry
Astoria
Sons
of
Canada;,
II;
J.
Kelly
(Colts
.
10;
II.
S.
Burn
Teach
ers
,
8;
S.
BaelUones
'Colts
and
A.
Mitchell
(Teachers
,
I;
C.
Wood
worth
'Teachers,
and
R.
B.
Skinner
(Sons
of
Canada)
Intermediate
league
A.
AliU
rhell
(Higti
School),
71;
G.
BIythe
(Colin),
70;
w.
Wralhall
(Grotto).
51;
J.
Kelly-
(Colls;
and
D.
Gurvirh
(High
School.
18;
R.
Smith
(Colls),
32;
V
Meagher
(Elks..
"26;
M.
Bu-
denich
'Colls;,
22;
W.
Gray
(Orollo;.,
21;
G.
Shenlnn
(Elks).
20;
W.
Cavalier
Elks).
19;
D.
Matheson
(High
School).
16;
W
Irnbie
(Grollo
,
15;
II.
Berry.
man
i.Klks),
15;
E.
McLean
(High
School.
H;
T.
Fraser
(Grotlo),
12;
G.
Anderson
(Grollo),
10;
E.
Crags
s
(Elks),
8;
D.
FrUzell
(Colis),
Howard
(Grotto),
and
A.
Phillip
(High
School),
6;
L.
Anderson
Grot
to
and
H.
Kelly
(F.Iks
j.
f;
George
Hill
Grollo),
R.
Green
well
and
A.
Palmer
(Elks),
and
!.
Bulger
(High
School),
2.
Ladies'
League
Miss
Caro-
I
I
I
WE
AM
CeVMC
TOCCTHET
"O
AH
U
OM1
7om
Gl-jfC
VJIUt.
TCUt
AM
WHAT
MW
TACM
pj
ty
(P,
HOMr
TCT
I
1
1
"ajtwn
rATu
sovkl
h.
'
1
2
Hi,
1
1
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
3
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
AdvrtlMmit
Takn
for
La
than
BOo,
WANTED
MOLKR
lURIlKR
COLLF.tiK
wants
nen
and
women
lo
learn
the
Barber
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
Tin
is
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
trade!
and
gel
into
steady
employ.
nent.
Graduate
earn
from
110.00
In
50.00
ner
week.
Write
for
free
catalogue.
5ij
Hallngs
K.
Vaneouver.
1
FOR
SALE
FARM
FOR
SALE.
10
acre
top
and
holtorn
land,
dark
loam
soil.
Location
and
water
good
year
round.
River
Ihrough
projerty.
Present
crop
fruit,
vegetables,
hay.
Slock
Included
in
price.
For
further
information
apply
W.
Prellyjohn.
I.awnhill.
Quee
Cherlotle
Islands.
B.C.
BRUNSWICK
Cabinet
Phono
graph,
fifly
record,
five
albums.
Hemmings-
Furniture
Store.
300
FORI)
SKI
IAN
fr
Sale.
In
good
running
order.
IOO.OO
cash.
Terms
If
desired.
Phone
93.
FOR
SALK.
Knglish
Baby
Buggy.
Phone
Blue
275.
FOR
RENT
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent
Detner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOARD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
If
FOUND
I'MBRELLA
found
al
Booth
School
concert,
Tueday
ninht.
Apply
at
School.
REPAIRING
ANYTHING
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
780.
P.
LeClaire.
Cow
Bay.
line
Mitchell
Teachers
.
51:
Miss
l.eona
Parker
Ailnacs
,
50;
Mis
Mvra
Harvey
Maple
,eafj.
37;
Miss
Sundae
(bler-
one
(Maple
.eals
...
32;
.Miss
M.
Casey
(Kaiens
.
21;
Miss
M.
raham
(Maple
Leafs,
and
Miss
A.
Kelly
Adanarsy
6;
Miss
.
Morrisiui
(Kaiensi.
15;
Mis
V.
Shoekley
(Adanacs).
10;
Mis
N
Prvre
(Teachers
and
Miss
W.
Dyer
(Adanacs),
6;
Miss
B.
Brochu
(Kaiens,,
Mis
II.
Ilili-baril.
.Mis
Margaret
Lindsay
and
MlssK.
Harvey
(Teacher
.
.
Miss
A.
Slephens
(Maple
loafs'
and
Miss
pele
Tremayne
(Adanacs),
2;
.
Miss
A.
Lundquist
(Kaiens),
.
league
standings
to
dale
Senior
League
W
Sons
of
Canada
..
f
Colls
3
Teachers
I
Maple
Leafs
I
Adanacs
.
.
I
Kaiens
1
Teachers
Intermediate
Colt
....
.,
.
,
High
School
...
Grollo
,
Colls
I
L.
I
I
5
League
W
5
3
1
Junior
League
W.
Star
2
High
School
I
Bluebirds
0
L.
0
I
I
3
Pis.
in
(,
('Two
points
deducted
by
Asso
ciation
for
fielding
unregistered
player
in
league
game
.
Ladles'
League
W
L.
Pts.
L.
Pis.
0
0
2
C
1
2
l
Pis
I
I
2
0
When
you
buy
advertising
ymi
buy
CIRCULATION,
and
see
thai
you
set
lu
tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANDKftSOX.
Sailmaker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Phiuer
Laundry,
Phone
4ireen
:t9?.
P.O.
Box
lt3.
CHIMNEY
CLEANING
Moderate
Prices
OLD
NICK
Prine
Rurerl
Cigar
Store
Phone
Blue
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
Here
i
where
you
get
Ihe
big
priee
for
your
fur.
See
me
first
and
laf
before
selling
else
where
like
ymi
t
make
money.
W.
G0LDBL00M,
'The
TrapT-r
Fnen.l."
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
Bought.
Sold
or
Kirhanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
end
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Blark
136
and
Red
IIS.
Saturdays
TAXI
Tail
S7
Phone.
(Call
Oeorg?
or
Oust)
,
Ross
Brothers.
'
Pmrnpt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Ntghl
SUnd:
Boston
Grill
Third
Avenue
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday.
Wednesdays
and
I'rI.
days,
rtpe
at
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-Mondays.
Thursdays
and
Sat
urdays.
jo
p.m.
.
From
Vancouver-
Sundays
Wednesdays
.
,
Frhlays
C.P.R.
I
Member
15
and
31
To
Vancouve
C.P.R.
December
t.
To
Anyoi,
Alice
Arm-Wednesdays
,
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
Thursdays
g
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyoi
and
Arrandate.
Sundays
7
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Anyox
and
Arrandate
Tuesdays
To
Stewart
and
Premier
Saturdays
9
P.M.I
Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Stewart
and
Premier-Sundays
8
P.M.
Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
December
15
and
3".
From
Alaska
Points
.
December
19.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
Derember
15
and
29.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
December
13
and
27.
To
Naas
River
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