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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
Nov.
22,
1923.
Regret
Death
Of
George
Fitzmaurice.
tlcorge
Fitzmaurice,
holler
known
here
as
Filz,
who
closed
hi
earthly
career
early
yesterday
inoniing'wns
In
a
larjre
extent
a
public
character.
lie
knew
everybody
and
everybody
knew
him.
Ila
was
one
of
lhoe
likeable,
men
that
mnke
the
world
brighter
for
his
presence.
v
.
Filz
was
a
pioneer
of
Prince
Rupert.
-
He
had
Kreat
faith
in
the
city
and
its
future.
Occasionally
he"'
'wrote
articles'
Tor
this
paper
and
they
were
always
welcome,
lie
was
at
one
lime
on
the
staff
of
lue
paper
and
of
recent
years
was
ready
.to
help
out
during
any
time
of
stress.
That
was
triieof.iything
that
Wns
going
on.
Fitz
could
be
counted
oh
fo
help
any
good
caiise
br
to
lakft
part
in
any
eve;il
wh'wre
h'is
services
"were
neede'd.
H
had
an
artistic
temperameril.'which.'prevenleil
.hWg-alheriiig
any
store
of
this-world's
gtiodsi
Fi'u'aiice
was
a
bore
'
to
hlni
and
he
had
no
need
of
money
except
enough
to
carry
him
over
the
press-n
I.,
l'riuee
Rupert
will
be
the
poorer
for
the
loss
of
one
of
her
important
citizens.
,
Quick
Changes
In
British
Politics.
Rapid
changes
are
(akin?
place
in
Rritish
politics,
party
lines
do.
not
amount
Id
much
there
among
the
biggest
men,
when
there
is
a
question
of
principle
at
stake.
The
recent
.stepping
back
into
the
UnionM
ranks
of
Lork
Birkenhead,
Austen
Chamberlain
and
Sir
Robert'
Home
was
a
great
event
in
the
history
of
the
country.
'These
men,
prominent
in
the
Lloyd
fienrge
cabinet,
refused
to
desert
their
chief
at
.th?.
time
of
the
defection
prior
to
the
last
election.
Now,
when
it
js
s.een
that
they
are
needed
to
help
carry
a
bjg
measure
thev
step
into
line
and
are
ready
to
do
their
part.
,
In
this
country
these
men
would
have
to
answer
charges
of
instability
and
unfaithfulness
to
parly.
Doubtless
they
are
criticized
in
that
country,
but
the
fact
that
they
can
move
"from
one
side
to
another
and
still
keep
.their
prominence
in
nublic
life
is
an
indication
of
their
greatness.
After
all,
political
parties
are
simply
means
to
an
end.
Thev
nr
formed
to
unite,
people
iii-arcying
on
a
certain
policy.
They
are
formed
by
the
people
who
doniinald
them
and
are
useful
only
as
long
as
they
help
In
carry
-out
The
purpose
for
which
they
are
formed.
:-
t
McRae
Party
Is
An
Example.
Take
the
recently
formed
provincial
party
as
arr
example.
A
lot
oi
money
tins
been
spent
in
organizing
it,
so
much
that
people
are'wonderiufr
who
it
is
that
is
willing
lo
spend
so
much.
et
the
organizer
of
the
party
declares
that
they
have
not
yet
aoopie.(i
a
policy
mil
tbal
it
wilt
e
formulated
at
a
convention
lo
be
held
soon.
It
looks
like
putting
the.
cart
before
the
horse.
If
there
was
some
great
outstanding
policy
that
was
before
the
country
and
the
new
party
was
formed
to
place
it
before
the
r
eopi
and
lo
try
lo
carry
it
through
lo
fruition,
there
would,
he
some
excuse
for
its
existence.
It
has
no
such
policy
and
consequently
has
no
excuse
for
existence.
Also
it
may
be
mentioned
that
there
are
no
big
men
in
the
party
who
look
like
leaders.
If
the
new
provincial.,
parly'
.is
Yin
greater
success
than
was
the
new
farmer's
party
in
Ontario
it
will
be
anything
but
beneficial
to
Ihe
country.
Take
No
Pay
For
Making
Corrections.
Someone
send
in
an
unsigned
note
and
fifty
cents
for
a
correction
in
connection
with
a
Uu-.nl
item
that
appeared
in
this
paper
recently.
It
was
in
connection
with
the-
position,
of
a
Itidv
who
recently
left
the
city.
The
error
was
very
trivial
and
one
quite
likely
to
be
made
under
Ihe
circumstances.
We
do
not
take
pay
for
making
corrections
and
if
(he
writer
of
the
note
will
call
at
the
office
the
money
will
be
paid
herr
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TftOt
MAIM.
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Smaller
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for,
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Store,
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PRINCE
RUPERT
CURIOUS
CITY
So
Thinks
C.
Hanbury
Williams
Writing
In
Montreal
Gazette
of
His
Visit.
It
was
fair
lime
when
P..
llan-hury
Williams
f
Ottawa,
visited
I'rinrc
Hupert
and
naturally
be
wrote
of
Ihiiurs
as
he
saw
lliein
at
that
lime
in
an
article
in
the
Montreal
Qa.plle,
one
of
a
series,
he
says:
:
.lli
I
lie
way
from
Terrace
to
Prince
ltuperl
the
kecna
lliver
unrolls
scenery
like
a
movintr
picture
show;
there
is
one
fairy
peep
after
another,
impossible
to
photograph
from
the
rear
platform
so
as.
to
jjet
satisfactory
results
because
half
the
beauty
lies
in
the
vivid
color
rhanpes,
the
peeps
of
silvery
water
seen
afar
off
through
a
framework
of
green
islets;
the
broken
splash
of
a
rising
salmon;
as
you
get
fearer
to
Ihe
sea,
the
water
jrels,
sailer.
The
sea-frulls
congregate
on
the
sand
shoals,
and
I
lie
broad
current
flows
slow
and
smooth,
a
contrast
lo
the
hurrying:
waste
of
white
water
which
you
have
watched
till
the
eye
got
weary
in
the
mountains
you
are
leaving
behind
you.
In
the
ppnnlti
male
stage,
you
pass
canneries
built
out
on
piles
over
the
estuary,
which,
at
this
lime
of
the
year,
seem
to
be
deserted
except
fop
a
few
stolid,
incurious
Chinamen,
ami
the
whole
thing
seems
foreign-
and
unfamiliar.
Llko
No
Other
Prince
Huperl
i(sp(f
is
like
no
other
town
of
its
size
in
Canada;
verily
it
is
a
city
found
ed
on
a
rock,
and
mostly
blasted
nut
of
the
rock,
for
that
matter.
Then
they
lay
wooden,
sidewalks
down
on
Ihe
rock
lo
make
it
look
civilized
and
like
a
pukka
rily,
and
lo
reach
the
hotel
you
have
In
walk
up
wooden
steps,
dozens
of
them,
and
long
wooden
inclines
w
i
I
h
ravines
below
you,
and
the
town
rises
on
shelves
one
above
I
lie
other
away-up
to
the
bills
at
Ihe
hack
and
the
population
is
while
and
yellow,
mostly
yellow,
be
ing
Chinese
and
Indian,
fat
and
prosperous
looking;
and
on
all
Ihe
doorsteps
of
the
stores
and
business
buildings
are
squat
I
In?
squaws
and
papooses,
who
ap
pear
lo
have
nothing
in
Ihe
world
lo
do
except
lo
stare
round-eyed
at
the
passers
by;
and,
this
beirwj
.fair
day.
In
munch
fruit
and
exhibit
toy
balloons
for
the
admiration
of
the
public.
The
middle
of
Third
Avenue,
which
is
the
Hroadway
of
Prince
Hupert,
is
blocked
almost
across
by
two
large
and
subsfantia'
houses
which
are
being
trans
ported
on
rollers
from
their
or
iginal
site
where
the
new
City
Hall
has
been
erected.
I
remained
there
for
three
or
four
days
and
I
hey
made
no
appreci
able
progress
during
that
lime
in
spile
of
the
fact
that
one
of
them
had
a
huge
notice
pasted
on
it
warning
you
against
ex
ceeding
Ihe
pace
of
fifteen
miles
an
hour.
Manners
Qood
In
the
dining
room
of
the
hotel
there
were
almost
as
niariy
Indians
as
while
folk
and
Ihe
American
tourists
didn't
quite
like
it,
although
the
autochthon
ou
guests
seemed
to
mingle
with
them
on
terms
of
perfect
equality,
and
Ihe
manners
of
the
Indians
were
at
least
as
good
as
those
of
many
whiles
whom
I
have
come
in
contact
with
in
the
country
hotels
one
slays
In
when
travelling
on
Ihe
wilds
of
Hip
western
prairies.
A
train
acquaintance
from
Seattle
and
I
started
lo
the
Fair
together
af
ter
dinner
and
climbed
more
perpendicular
stairs
and
side
inclines,
the
last
lap
being
laid
over
a
muskeg
which
yielded
under
your
feet
exactly
like
a
bath
sponge,
when
you
stepped
olf
life
wood.
We
had
another
staircase
to
climb
hi
order
lo
enter
the
building
itself
and
the
first
thing
we
saw
was
a
couple
of
Chinese
babies
in
gorgeous
irray
and
looking
so
like
dolls
that
I
fell
Inclined
In
pinch
lliein
lo
make
sure
they
were
real..
Artlsl
of
Repute
There
was
an
Indian
artist
of
repute
carving
little
lutein
poles
and
bracelets
and
other
adorn-infills
out
of
prehistoric
mammoth
Ivory,
and
weaving
pretty
little
baskets
which
will
bold
water
like
u
tin
pall.
Apart
from
Ibis
the
show
was
very
much
like
all
the
other
show
of
the
kind,
except,
perhaps,
that,
the
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Thurdy,
.November
22,
i'jh
fruit
was
finer
I
ban
niol
which
I
have
seen.
We
were
late
In
gelling
there
and
later
in
pet
ting
home
but
Hie
squaws
were
silling
on
I
lie
same
doorstep.
Hie
only
difference
being
that
the
poor
little
papooses
were
yelling
loudly
being
evidenllv
bored
stilT
and
disapproving'
of
their
parents
dissipated
hours.
In
Hastcrn
Camilla
we
are
al
ways
lobt
hy
the
dwellers
on
the
Pacific
Coast
ihnl
"while
it
does
rain
in
Vancouver
and
Prince
Hupert
it's
a
dry
ruin."'
I
used
U
wonder
Jus)
what
this
meaul
'!!
I
got
a
Mir'l
of
clue
the
'morning
afler
1
arrived.
I
Jglanced
out
of
Hie
'window,
and
fuund
Ihe
sky
overcast
but
saw
that
peopc
were
walking
about
without
umbrellas
and
rain.
coals,
and
that
men
in
Ilieir
j
shirtsleeves
were
hanging
about
at
Ihe
corners
of
the
street,
apparently
gossiping
at
their
ease,
and
it
was
not
until
I
got
downstairs
ami
looked
Ami
of
doors
that
I
discovered
it
was
pouring
in
a
way
that
would
send
Moulrealers
or
((Hawaii
chasing
I
reel
cats
or
taking
refuge
in
Ihe
nearest
doorway.
Gigantic
.Halibut
A
friend
called,
for
me
to
lake
me
to
look
over'
one
of
the
big
cold
storage
planl.
and
Hie
car
was
decorated
with
flowers
(I
believe
it
was
.Jie
identical
car
which
had
Hie
honor
of
trans
porting
Ihe
"(Jueen
of
Hie
Fair"
backwards
and.
forwards
and
we
,
raced
our
triumphant
way
to
Hie
shore
looking
like
the.
advance
guard
of
a
circus.
I
had
been
warned
lo
take
a
coat
in
spile
of
Ihe
fact
thai
the
weather
was
muggy
and
was
glad
I
had
done,
so
because
we
spent
iikkI
of
our
time
In
a
temperature
of
Iwenly-five
below
zero,
gazing
at
gigunlic
halibut,
hanging
up
and
taller
than
a
man,
coin
ciainmy
orqecis
which
made
you
shiver
lo
look
at
them,
and
salmon
by
the
thousand
frozen
lo
a
crisp,
and
oilier
marine
luonslprs,
.while
Hie
crew
of
'the
fishing
schooner
which
was
unloading
at
the
wharf
wore
lliejr
oilskins
and
looked
quite
winlrry.
II
was
very
interesting
,Jiul
I
was
glad
to
gel
lo
the
room
where
they
kippered
the
Herrings,
jn
smoke-
filled
cupboanU.
anil
there
was
a
chance
of
warming
up;
I
am
sure
I
could
smell
fish
for
three
days
afterwards.
Many
Norwegians
Seventy-five
per
cent
of
The
fishermen
are
Norwegians,
I
hey
lold
me,
and
the
halibut
weigh
up
To
300
pound,
They
are
caught
all
Ihe
.way
from
clbse
iushore
up
lo
a
thousand
miles
out
at
sea,
and
the,
fishing
sea-sou
lasls
all
the
year
round.
Further,
if
you
are
fond
of
figures,
there
is
a
dry
dock
here
which
will
accommodate
ship?
of
2n,u00
Ions.
Prince
Hupert
will
certainly
be
oiie
of
the
im
portant
ports
when
tradp
to
the
Orient
has.
opened
lip
as
II
must
indubitably
do
some
day
.In
not
Hie
remote
future.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Pflnce
Rupert
November
22,
1913.
i
In
connect
Ion
w
ith
a
tele.
prapliic
interview
from
Y'iclorla,
Ihe
Vancouver
I'rovinre
describes
Mayor
T.
I.
Pattullo
as
beinir
brimful
of
optimism"
witli
re
spect
lo
Prince
llupert's
future.
Mayor
I'a'tttillo
is
at
present
in
the
capital
on
city
business.
J.
1.
Tiraves
has
resigned
as
peneral
maunper
of
the
(Jranby
Consolidated
Mining;,
Smeller
Si
Power
(5n.,
and
Is
succeeded
in
that
position
by
F.
M.
Syleler
of
Y'anrnmer.
To
prevent
overflowing
and
I
en
ri
111:
out
of
banks
during
the
sprinp
freshets,
(lie
provincial
ffovernmenl
Is
bulhliutr
a
whip
danf
on
the
Hear
lliver
near
Slewart.
The
hrhlsc
Is
also
belnjr
Improved.
The
Man
in
the
Meoo
!
SAYSt
f'KACK
lliver
seems
to
be
Ihe
wronjf
name
for
those
people
up
north
of
Fdmonloii,
First
(hey
nip
the
(iovernmeiil
ul.
.Victoria
and
I
hen
I
hey
fet
afler
the
rail,
wuy
commission,
,Vex
Ihlnir
we
bear
they
will
be
askliur
for
oilier
eiiial
privileges
with
(he
rest
of
us,
ami
IU1
is
not
lite
way
In-
keep
the
peace.
'
SI.NCK
I
hey
saw
Ihe
ulrl
under
Ihe
parasol
in
Hie
Union
Pacific
aderlUeiiieiit
yesterday
Health
Rundown?
Health
Restored
Mrs.
r.
V,
Malcolm,
Luck-now,
.Ont..
write:
"My
systtin
bfcams
run
down
and
1
wai
rjr
nervous.
1
wan
easily
lrrltattd
and
any
trivial
mattr
or
noise
from
In
children
woulu
upset
my
nrvs.
I
also
aufltrsd
from
lmllie0on.
and
oftrn
t
would
accumulate
In
my
stomach,
c-aus'nr
treat
distress.
For
about
a
year
I
was
unable
to
attend
any
kind
of
rathtrlnr
or
be
In
a
crowd,
my
nerves
were
to
bad.
In
fart,
it
would
be
difficult
to
outline
fully
just
how
I
felt.
I
called
on
the
Doctor,
and
took
the
medicine
he
fate
me,
but
did
not
seem
to
Improve.
On
day
I
read
of
lr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
and
what
It
was
Joins;
for
other
people
suffering
from
nervousness-.
I
resolved
to
try
It.
and
by
the
L'.ue
I
had
taken
three
boies.
I
could
notice
an
Improvement.
I
continued
this
treatment
unill
I
had
taken
nine
botes.
Uy
this
time
t
felt
real
well
and
itronjr
stain.
All
my
old
troubles
and
symptoms
had
been
remqved,
and
1
felt
like
my
old
self
once
more,
Hlnre
then.
I
usually
keep
)r
Chase's
Nerve
Food
In
the
house,
and
when
I
feet
th
least
bit
run
down
or
fatted
out.
I
take
a
few
more.
Dy
following
this
plan
I
keep
strong
and
healthy."
it
i
understood
a
lot
of
the
you
UK
bachelors
in
town
hue
been
Inquiring
about.
Ihe
rales
lo
Honolulu.
I'OKKH
is
Ibe.kinjr
or
Raines
as
bmir
a
you
win,
but
someone
must
lose.
THK
chief
dilferpiire
between
man
and
beast
is
thai
man
has
to
pay
rent
and
buy
bats
for
his
wife.
Till-!
Vancouver
lawyers
and
Iheir
dupes
seem
lo
think
up
any
obi
kind
of
excuse
lo
let
criminals
free.
TIIF.HK
Is
one
good
point
aboul
Hie
Chief
Justice,
he
help
relieve
the
taxpayer
of
the
cosl
of
keepiiiff
criminals
ut
Okalla.
IT
lakes
a
lady
politician
to
lay
down
Hie
law.
I.ady
Aslnrj
is
the
latest
lo
I
nil
an
audience
what
is.
what.
The
Grouchers
SOMF.
peojde
say-Tbey'e
certain
that
Twill
be
40
rold
'Twill
freeze
I
lie
cal.
'These
fine
days
now'
YY'e
bear
them
say,
"Mean
later
on
YVn'll
have
In
pay,
Tl
loo
fine
now,
'
.
Now
Just,
remember,
You'll
tret
a
wallop
In
December,"
--
Away
wllh
such
A
hunch
of
ulnoni,
For
them
we
Haven't
any
room.
Let's
kick
'em
down
The
stairs
wllh
vlor,
Or
threaten
lliein
wllh
Hun
and
IrljrKcr.
I'
grip
m
r,eer
While
jrel
we
may,
Ami
mape
Ihe
best
Of
eacli
fine
dayl
OAT
ARRIVALS
Arrivals
from.
Ihe
south
on
the
Prince
Oeortfe,
Capl,
V.
8.
Morehouse,
yesterday
aflernoon
Included
Ihe
following:
For
Prince
Hupert
J.
V.
ffXTOTIUNG
SERIOUS,"
you
say,
"guesi
I
vill
soon
be
all
right.
And
yet
you
do
not
feel
well,
are
easily
tired
and
irritated,
have
some
digestive
troubles
and
headaches
perhaps,
and
have
spells
of
depression
and
discouragement
You
know
that
you
are
not
getting
the
most
ouT
'
of
life,
but
do
you
realize
that
you
are
drifting
into
a
condition
of
chronic
ill-health.
Perhaps
you
are
already
familiar
with
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
and
need
only
a
reminder
of
what
you
may
expect
from
the
use
of
this
great
restorative
treatment
.
There
Is
scarcely
a
community
in
this
great
country
but
can
produce
evidence
to
the
unique
quality
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
as
a
means
of
forming
new,
rich
blood,
strengthening
the
nerves,
and
building
up
the
system
generally.
Try
it
when
you
are
tired
out
and
discouraged.
Try
it
for
sleeplessness
and
irritability.
Try
it
for
nervous
headaches
and
indigestion.
It
is
not
a
mere
relief,
and
for
this
reason
you
must
persevere
in
its
use
until
the
lost
vigor
is
restored
to
the
nerves.
The
fact
that
the
results
are
thorough
and
lasting
will
encourage
you
to
keep
up
the
use
of
the
Nerve
Food
until
you
feel
strong
and
well.
j..
You
are
not
experimenting
when
you
employ
Ibis,
great
reconstructive
agent,
but
can
turn
to
it
with
confidence
that
what
has
restored
the
health
and
vffcor.,,
of
many
thousands
of
men
and
women
will
not
.tail
you.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
Will
do
vniiMleni
fur
you
If
tuu
cm
J
7
tlr
It
a
chance,
Mt
all
WJrr.
or
Kdutaiunn,
tuira
A
Co.,
Ud,
Toruaio.
Slewurt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sallow.
A.
Carlson,
J.
Jonelh,
J.
M.
Thomson,
Ilejtinabl
Ileniimont.
I.
.Abbolt.
d.
Abbott.
F.
II.
YVor-'4ock,
.Mrs.
J.
fluesl.
K.
A.
Dye.
(i.
.leveiM.
.1.
tillberl".
Mr.
K.
C.
I.n
Trace,
A.
Mitchell,
t:.
Halie.
A.
Mackiu.
YV.
F.
lloherifp.
Mis
A.
(iralloii,
II.
S.
Schofleld,
Mr.
:.
It.
Jeall
uud
rbilll,
YV
I
-
Uallou
Smiltier
,
!
!:'
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Iterrvin
,
,11.
K.
Poole,
YV.
J.
poiilloil
a
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Crtunp.
1
For
Aityox
It.
SUyat.
Marshall.
J.
Dunn,
A.4ti.
Ma
shall,
J.
owtiiij(.
(I.
Ford
1
1
Mi
Hose
I.eigh.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
SCREENED!
LASTS
LONGER
Real
Satisfaction.
Cheapest
In
'Long
Runl
NO
SHALE
OR
ROCK1
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
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&
McCaf
fery,
Ltd.
Phone.
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and
504.
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Winter
Underwear
CEETEE
VIKING
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Knit"
Shawl
Sweater
Coati.
Color
Fawn,
$5.00.
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KING
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
Shockleys
Pk"i"g
Mills
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Royal
Mills,
Hanalt,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
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and
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We
Have
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S2.80.
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t,
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properly.
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