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THE
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NEW?.
Thursday,
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High
Quality
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TWO
The
Man
in
the
Moon
has
distinguished
"SA1AM
in
advance,
per
year.
.
.
.
"I
Now
Feel
Fine"
I!
El
JO
for
over
three
decades.
Pure
and
Delicious
Always.
Try
it.
The
Daily
News
PHINCE
MJFEKT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN.
.Managing
Editor.
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
Tlitirdny.
Nov.
I,
1923.
Attack
Made
On
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson.
Him,
A.
M.
.Man-on
does
not
need
(he
Daily
News
In
defend
him
ng.iiu.sl
attack
from
It.
II,
poolcy
or
any
oilier
member
of
the
Legislature.
He
is
always
r?ady
to
hold
up
hi
own
end
aud
will
doubtless:
do
mi
in
-nuuertinii
with
the
charges,
a
report
of
wnicn
is
published
today.
What
we
dd
object
to
i
the
constant
effort
lo
pillory
Prince
Rupert
just
because
by
doing
o
opposition
meniher
hops
lo
gain
political
advantage.
It
might
be
well
for
some
of
us
to
make
a
trip
lo
Victoria,
Esquimau
and
Vancouver
and
come
back
and
make
charges
about
the
conditions
to
be
found
in
some
of
toe
localities
Ihere.
Condition
here
are
not
a
they:
might
b.
.Woue
can
deny
that.
The
local
police
commissioner
are
said
In
be
Conservatives
vel
no
one
is
charging
that
the
Conservative
parly?
is
rotten
because
the
law
is
broken
here
in
regard
to
the
liquor
business.
If
Prince
Rupert
is
not
what
she
ought
to
be.
then
U
is
the
fault
of
members
of
thesCoiiervnlive
party
rather
than
of
Liberals.
However,
we
nxe
not
blaming
them.
Weibjert
to
this
method
of
conducting
th?
business
of
the
country
by
tryftig
to
make
f'olJtieal
capital
of
everything.
Local
conditions
in
connection
with
the
liquor
iraiuc
nave
niucn
more
to
.no
with
civic
than
provincial
polities,
yet
no
one
is
getting
up
and
nriikingvild
charges
against
Mayor
Newlon
in
connection
with
it.
It'
is'oniy
Under
the
protection'
of
me
privilege
ol
a
memlier.or
the
Legislature
that
such
things
are
being
done
aud
that
with
little
regard
lo
the
truth.
Britain
AnxioJs
',
To
Co-operate.
,
fireat
Britain
is
anxious
to
co-operate
with
the
United
Stales.
She
goes
out
of
her
way.to.injure
her
own
busine.s
in
order
to
help
the
republic
enforce
a
difficult
law.
She
has
come
to
an
agreement
in
regard
lo
the
search
of
British
ships
beyond
the
three
mih
limit,
even
though
it
was
this
right
of
search
in
112
Hint,
influenced
the
Ujiited
Slate.
to
declare
war
against
Britain.
-
Since
firenl
Britain
is
anxious
lo
be
a
good
neighbor
and
since
Canada
hns
at
all
limes
shown
herelf
willing
lo
co-operate
with
the
United
States,
and
since
a
large
part
of
the
population'
of
Canada
came
frym
the
Slates
lid
many
of
the
residents
are
still
citizens
of
the
Stales,
it
is
difficult
to
understand
the.
attitude
of
Alaska
in
constantly
trying
(o
injure,
the
legitimate
business
of
this
port,.
a.
business
which
is
of
gat
advantage
to
that
territory
as
well
as
to
Canada.
Coast'
Range
Steel
Is
Live
Question.
The
Coast
Range
Steel
Company,
isaking
the
provincial
government
to
back
their
boqdsHo
the
extent
or
four
million
dollars.
In
olhpi-
words
they
ask
for
four,
million
from
Ihe
province
with,
the
possible
prospeel
of
the
money
being
returned
Willi
interest
at
some
distant
date.
The
company
savs
it
expects
Ihe
Imperial
government
lo
grant
four
million
lo
b-expended
in
machinery
and
material
purchased
in
Britain,
thai
Wimpany
to
lake
a
Tirst
mortgage
on
all
the
assets
of
the,
company,
If
Ihe
Dominion
aids
the
project
f
four
millions
it
will
Sr
a
"""'.""'rtire
'
I'.e
company
and
then
Ihe
province
wilMte
left
with
the
remnant
as
its
security.
As
shareholder
m
ihe
affairs
of
the
province
oBrjlisb.Columbia
we
object
lo
our
money
being
used
in
that
Way
under
those
conditions.
.
Mnnv
in
,U
,l"'Hess
jf
the
governments
wi
I
prol
s
v-SlI
do
all
n
Hie
capita
and
ask
no
security
except
Hie.
assets
which
I
hey
provide.
Take
out
Ihe
cost
of
promo
ing
the
com
pan
v
which
it
,s
ev
denl
must
be
heavy,
and
Ihere
then
rernaT
in
8K
four
millions
which
i,
is
suggesied
Mrs.
P.
G.
Murdoch,
Bos
433,
Portagt)
U
PrsJrJ.,
Man.,
writes:
"1
was
troubled
for
year
with
baioune.
tonitipation.
kidney
and
liver
trouble.
I
tried
many
different
kind
of
medicine,
but
BOthiag
did
me
much
good
until
I
tried
Dr.
Chste'i
Kidney-Liver
Pill.
I
now
fed
fine,
but
em
never
without
theie
pdli
u
the
heue.
Dr.
Chtie't
Ointment
hat
relieved
my
husband
of
pile.
rrom
wnxn
he
Wed
to
tffer
bedly."
DR.
CHASE'S
KIDNEY-LIVER
PILLS
One
pill
a
doae,
15
Cenu
s
boi.
aD
tWlers,
or
Cdmaaaoai.
'
Bate
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
i
IN
NINE
DAYS
Former
Employs
on
Grand
Trunk
Coast
Steamers
Deported
to
Canada
LADY
HYPNOTIZED
HIM
Returned
Soldier
Falls
Under
Spsll
or
Woman
With
Eight
Children
WATTLE,
Nov.
.
William
II.
Ilrillcii,
aged
3H,
self.slyled
hypnotized
bridegroom,
and
st-lf-
confessed
Jii?nmis,
whose
ease
was
taken
under
advisement
hs
Mouday
in
Federal
Court
tiere,
wns
ordered
deported
to
Canada
today
by
Federal
Judge
J.
Neterer.
After
hearing
Ihe
decision
Brit
ten".'
attorney
announced
he
would
consul!
his
client
tumor
row
to
determine
whether
lie
.wishes
lo
carry
his
fight
to
n
main
in
the
Failed
States
lo
the
Federal
Circuit
Court
of
Appeals
in
San
Francisco.
Itrilien
was
arrested
in
California
after
his
second
mar.
iage.
bronchi
back
here
by
order
of
his
second
wife,
Mrs.
Daisy
Mea-cock,
f
JSeatlle,
Another
.
of
ripltt
children,
and
tried
on
a
charge
of
bigamy.
The
jury
ac.
quitted
him
on
a
technicality,
and
lie
was
I
lien
detained
by
the
Immigration
Commissioner
as
an
undesirable
alien
because
it
was
alleged
tie
entered
this
eotinlrv
in
1910
without
inspection
and
without
paying
a
head
(ax.
Married
In
Victoria
During
the
recent
trial
here
Britten
testified
lhat
he
had
married
JHss
Elizabeth
Walh,
u
pokane
scloxd
teacher,
in
Seattle
on
June
fi.
1922.
and
that
ten
days
later,
"under
Ihe
hypnotic
influence
of
another
woman,"
he
married
Mrs.
Meacock
in
Victoria
on
June
15,
192?.
Jude
.N'elerer
in
hi
.
decision
declared
thai
he
"had
found
no
thing
to
sustain
the
oK-i
lhat
Mrs.
Meacocl:
had
thrown
nlejut
Hrillcn
a
hypnotic
jpell."
Judge
N'elerer
made
the
following
interesting
finding
in
dis.
posing
of
Ihe
cae:
Britten
was
born
fu
Ireland,
became
a
citizen
of
Canada,
and
is
38
year,
of
age.
He
deserted
Ihe
British
navy
in
1911.
and
went
lo
work
for
a
steamship
company
on
vessels
plying
between
Victoria
and
Prince
Ituperf.
While
on
one
of
these
ships
he
became
enamored
of
Mrs.
Meacock.
and
she
infatu
ated
with
him.
What
appears
in
the
record
as
"love
affair"
ensued,
and
in
January,
1917,
when
he
enlisted
in
the
Canadian
army,
Mrs.
Mea
cock,
kown
as
his
wife,
was
al
lotted
half
hi
soldier's
pay
of
I5
a
mouth,
and
an
additional
15
monthly
paid
by
Ihe
Canadian
govern
men
.
Saw
Service
The
so-called
"husband"
served
two
years
in
the
army,
went
overseas,
was
wounded
in
the
b-Ks,
right
arm
and
band.
following
day.
SUNNYSIDE
MAN
WEDS
PORT
SIMPSON
GIRL
Harold
D.
Marshall
and
Dorothy
K.
Held
Married
Tuesday
by
Rev.
0.
O.
Hacker
Harold
I).
Marshall,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Marshall,
Vancouver,
and
Miss
Dorothy
K.
Ileid,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ambrose
Iteid,
Port
Simpson,
""IM'er,
were
married
hy
ev,
ft,
ft,
Hacker
in
Ihe
parson
aire
at
5
The
groom
has
been
9AYS-
AW
.v
luck
.in.
.1915
t'niled
Stales
declared
war
against
Britain
(or
searching
her
ship,
fur
deserters.
.Vow
l'.S,
would
search
British
ships
for
AiiWIC
McPhaP,
the
member
ol
parliament
dtH
not
like
Ihe
Senate.
II
was
sugvesled
thai
she
inigiri
go
Ihere
herself,
but
not
so.
She.
sees
nothing
but
sour
grapes
so
she
quietly
remarks:
"t
would
certainly
bale
1..
see
ii
good
Woman
wasted
Ihere.
II
is
u
useless
institution
inl-l
appointment
to
it
would
be
like
being
placed
on
llo
shelf
prior
lo
burial.'
They,
always
place
i
ladies
on
a
shelf
prior
lo
burial,
I
I
Mippose
FlfA.NCE
say
she
wants
payment
in
full
from
liermany
bill
j
does
inl
wish
lo
pay
Britain,
j
Britain
say
France
must
not
divide
no
Jermany
making
de.
j
pemb'iil
slates
on
Iter
border.'
Your
tiue,
France.
CUIUMliS
that
Premier
Oliver
does
rod
wish
lo
nay
four
mil
lion
dollars
of
the
people's
money
for
a
I
bird
mortgage
on
Ihe
Coast
Haugc
Steel
Co.'s
pros
pective
asset.
fear
John
I
not
progressive.
THE
girl
look
readily
lo!
smoking
cijrarelles
until
Iheyi
found
askin;
the
boys
for
a'
match
had
no
permanent
elTeel
Then
they
letup
on
Ihe
smoking..
PEOPLE
in
this
(own
will
take
anything.
I
um
told
thai
nouie
of
Iheni
take
a
hulh.
I
know
one
wiio
does,
sometimes.
THEME
is
a
lot
,,f
lalk
abouf
had
liquor
lull
.lae
says
it's
nil
bad,
only
ouie'
Is
worse.
HE
Irie.l
to
kis,
Helen
An
Hell
ensiled
And
then
he.
qnit
Helen
Ami
Helen
suedj
?
-.
IT
was
rrniartoil.
at
the
halt
last
niiihl
Hiaf;nos
of
the
can
didates
for
the.
mayoralty
were
present.
I
wonder
what
I
lie
re-
marker
meant.
HOSPITAL
BALL
.
GREAT
SUCCESS,
Arrangements
were
Excellent
and
Everyone
Had
a
Splendid
Time
on
Hallow
E'en
uile
the
iilleudauc1
at
the
annual
hospital
ball
was
no)
this
year
what
it
used
lo
be
when
nearly
Ihe
whole
city
turned
out
lo
the
hi?
eenl
if
the
season,
the
dance
last
night
lost
nolhinu
by
comiiarison
will,
other
veiirs
In.
in
the
enjoyment
llio.e
atlending
alided
out
of
the
service,
and
got
from
it.
Nearly
two
hundred
about
March
20,
li'J,
came
to
were
present
and
from
Ihe
first
the
United
Htnles
to
stay.
On
wallz
until
the
national
anthem
June
l'i.
lit
2
2.
Hrillen
married
wa
otnveit
llm
.-.rrir
U.'lait
U
it
1
1
l.liralietti
Walsh
in
Seallle.
Tin
ces.
The
veneraf
arrangemenls
June
15,
nine
days
later,
be
went
for
Hie
comfort
of
Ihe
i;uets
with
Mrs.
MeacrM'k
to
Victoria
were
excellent,
hc
decorations
ami
wen
ner
in
a
ciiurcti
there
Ihe
excited
u
ureal
deal
of
favorable
I
remark
and
Hie
music
w
as
w
ell
above
Ihe
average,
Ihe
latest
dance
lunes
heing
played
and
plenty
of
Iheni.
Mrs.
Parsons,
president
of
the
ladies
auxiliary,
Uli.l
II...
nw.i..l.nu.
.....I
I.
iii-iniirrn
.
mill
mii
hiri
Miss
"n'
l"
'roi,gcalulaled
on
Hie
on
.l""-
mere
wen-
two
nillingM
for
supper
in
i
lie
halcony.
The
re.
freshmenl
rnmmillce
cousisllng
it
Mrs,
I),
..
Camlow,
convener,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Miephens
and
Mrs.
Morrissey
assisted
by
a
number
of
others
provided
an
excellent
Ihe
,
tables
were
decor
ated
with
fresh
cul
flowers
ami
the
ladies
of
the
auxiliary
pro-
o'clock
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
h''1''''
cakes
while
Ihe
service
The
witnesses
were
A,
I'ilford
wa
wellenl,
,.
of
Prince
Itupert
and
Miss
Jennie
coinmitiee
in
charge
of
E.
Dennis
or
Purl
Simpson.
jHie
hall,
music
and
decorations
Mr.
mid
Mrs.
Marshall
are
'"""'led
hy
Mrs,
Jarvls
Mistaking
up
Iheir
residence
in
Ihe
w'Hi
a
number
of
ladies
as-
ciland
expect
In
spend
Ihe
wlii.1"1"11"-
The
effects
were
charm.
ter
here
IK
M0BATC.
-iKai-o
miring
me
summer
on
in
thi
sueatma
M)u,
.
....
u
Hie
Sunnyside
Cannery
slnff,
Holh
Columbia.
he
and
Ihe
bride
are
well
known
in
n
moot
,,f
Ti-
....
in
Hie
illslricl
n,
I
u.ill
,....i
i
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...........
"ill
IM
Till-
III
lliaa
Ualt.at.A
.....
.
the
heartv
coiitrsliilnll,.,,-
,.r
i.aiiirin..
n.L''T.
...V'....1
many
friends.
Rev.
fir.
II.
a.
Grant
is
leav
ing
tomorrow
rt
a
..I..
i
it
,.
i
i
-ini
I
.
"smi,
aiHi
an
earns
naviii
nigbl
for
Prlnca
irainM
u,,
Kuiarare
u-mZ
i.eorge
where
he
will
oreaeh
Knox
Church
on
Sunday,
the
oe.
casiou
being'
Ihe
first
amilver.
cary
of
Ihe
opening
of
that
church,
He
will
also
ive
a
pub.
lie
address
on
Monday
evening.
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V
h
l'i
ordir
nf
111
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f"
Vf.uiir,
mk
Ihe
ih
Oay
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tune,
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rii
IHOtltn
W.
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AdinlnMritor,
r...
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The
West
holme
orchestra
supplemented
by
Art
Enssoo.
Howard
While,
Kenny
Hood,
and
Mrs.
Kemo
played
compelling
iuulr
and
the
dancers
were
on
Iheir
lues
most
of
(lie
lime.
Ileorge
Monro
was
master
of
ceremonies.
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tola)
proceeds
amounted
to
I
fit'i
while
Ihe
sum
-of
1
3.50
was
iiade
from
Hie
sale
of
Hallow
E'en
paper
caps.
The
palronesse.
were
the
wives
of
all
the
city
doctors.
Mrs.
Hed.
die,
Miss
McColl,
and
Mrs.
D.
(I.
Stewart.
IN
PROBATt.
in
tmi
tueatMt
COURT
Of
BRITISH
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COLUHBIA.
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the
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if
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duty.
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made
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th
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of
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all
partlea
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rlaiiii
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to
me
m
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liefore
the
IKlh
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double-aided
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now
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fetruin
practr
cslty
the
ume
at
when
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