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Wednesday,
Oct.
21,
1923.
Have
We
Time
For
Cultural
Subjects'
liTn
new
cilv
under
more
or
less
crude
conditions
almost
the
whole
titn
of
Ihe
community
is
devoted
to
making
a
living
and
to
changing
Hit
place
from
a
-backwoods
village
into
a
modern
city.
There
is
JiUltf
timefor
music
and
art
and
literature.
Peo
ple's
thou
shl
turn
more
to
urtioir
llian
to
culture.
The
men
prefer
pok?r
ami
the
women,
a
game
oT
bridge
rather
than
read
iiig
or
listening
to.
Iieaiitiiiii
music.
1
tie
jazz
craze
still
nns
us
by
the
heels,
and
it
shows
itself
hi
-all
phases
of
our
busy
life.
'
Yet
in
spite
of
this
there
is.n
leaven
that
is
gradually
pr?nd
ing
ami
affecting
Hie
whole
coniniiinity
with
a
desire
for
better
things.
There
is
a
musical
society
that
in
a
-small
way
tries'
to
induce
the
sludv
of
the
masters
.of
the
musical
art.
There
Is
n
librarv
where
some
of
the,
'best
things
in
lilerature
are
of
fered
free
;of
cost
for
Hie
taking.
Thefe
are
nlo
niaiiy
indW
viduals,.nnd
'group,.yho
yearn
forlhs.
best
there
is
in
life
and
Who,
although
Tar"
removed-
from
Itie'fyenfrt's
spend
?muel!'
lime
in
keeping,
lii
touch
with
nilliirnl
subjects.
As
Hie
citV
grows
niidpeiiple
who
are
established
here
fin
they
have
more
leisure.
Hie-
tendency
toward
the
cultivation
of
the
arts
will
increase
and
Prince
Ililpej-I
Will
lake
her
place
among
the
best.
As
it
is,
Hierc'
is.
a
very
large
percentage
of
well
educated
men
and
women
in
the
city.
The
difficulty
i
that
often,
the
people
who.
have
been'
used
to
belter
things
find
it
Hie
most
difficult
to
make
a
living..
The
result
j
fatal
lo
their
aspirations,
for
naking
u
living
is
the
first
necessity.
Feeling
Old
Is
A
Crime.
-None
of
us
can
stay
the
bauds
of
lime.
Age
is
constantly
creeping
on
us
and
we
all
know
that
Ihe.
reaper
with
his
scythe
awaits
us
somewhere
along
(be.
route.
and
that
he
is
always
active.
Thesj
art'
'not
things
to
ponder
over
too
much,
however.
They
tcniF
to'Tnake
us
old.
The
diity
of
the
average
man
or
woman
i.
ly;riiuikc
.the
marlis
of
lime
a
mellowing
influence.
It
is
sjtld'lhal
man
is
as
old
as
he
feels
and
woman
as
old
as
she'loolis.
This
is
true
ami
u
is
its
ednvese.
There
is
no
need
need
for
mr
aiiyor
aiiy7of
us
us
to
io
feel
reel
old
old
orjook
or,ooh
old.
oio.
Our
looks-will
be
very
largely
-yic
eff;c.i
of
bow
we
feel
Ver
youthful
ifeolilkund)lie:-buoy'uiii.'),r.ur
spirits
feci
'health
Jnf,
hmid
niid
binly.
The
Oiue
fail
cini
nil
cultivate
the
that
comes
of
per
il
was
hot
a
passing
one,
yet
the
Cone
principle
was
absolutely
correct.
We
arc
largely
creatures
of
our
own
.imagination,
ami
as
long
a
we
imagine
ourselves
young
and
vll
and
happy
we
shall
continue
to
be
so.
j
,
i
British
Policy
Proves
Interesting.
i
nere
is
mucii
speculation
as
to
wnai
me
eiiect
or
the
suggested
new
Hritish
protectionist
policy
will
be.
If
the
Unionist
parly
of
Britain
decides
to
sland
for
proleclion,
as'is
forecasted
hi
I
lie
despatches,
it
seems
if
it
might
have
the
effect
of
throwing
together
all
Ihe
opponents
of
protection
'into
a
strong
free
'trade
.parly.
The
two
Ljbornl
groups-nnd
the
labor
group
would,
have,
a
bond
of
union
that
would
make
them
strong
with
Hie
country
and
possibly
may
carry
llieni
to
'power
On
Hie
other
hand
it
must
be
remembered
that
industrial
conditions
in
Britain
are
at
a
very
low
ebb.
There
Is
much
un
employment
in
the
country
ninl
the
panacea
of
protection
rnav
nl
this
time
appeal
lo
the
workers.
The
backers
of
the
nrolec-
tiouisl
party
will
point
lo
United
.Stales
and
Canada
as
examples
where
there
is
today
no
unemployment
ami
where
wastes
are.
high
.
Hid
industry
is
flourishing.
They
will
sav:
''These
arw
the'
result
of
protection;
wiiile'Tit
honie
v
have
Ihe
results
of
free,
trade
j-
Just
what
will
be
Hie
outcome
nf
such
a
campaign
no
one
can
foresee.
II
will
possibly
result
lir
Ihe
present
gov
ernment
being
returned
lo
power
with
a
strong
protectionist
mniniaie.
Strike
V
(.
HARD
N
E
a
s
y
to
O
ft
e
n
I'NUfeGEr'-the
'perfect
polish
in
a
perfect
'tin.
Strike
the
top
of
the
lid
with
'the
brtish,
as
directed,
and.the
lid.lif
ts
oT
easily.
ShoePorish
1H
BLAck-tAN-TovrrtfEn
SCHOOL
AFFAIRS
!
The
Man
in
tk
TMom
I
SHOW
PROGRESS
Conslderable
Improvements
Bulldinns
-and
Opening
of
New
Division
GOOD
WORK
BEINQ
DONE
'BY
TEACHERS
Inspector
Fraser
Reports
'First
Attempt
at
Consolidation
Made
In
District
'While
Ihere
Hit:
not
many
new!
sellouts
Itcinj;
iienel
in
I
lie
Prince
Itiiiirt
inspectorate
this
year,
tliere
liave
been
cmisider-ahle
iinproveinents
in
buildings
and
-several
new
divisions
ha
been
openel
at
Hie
larger
centres
slaletl
H.
'..
Fraser,
scliotd
inspector,
in
an
interview
yes-lenlay
aflerniMn.
The
first
attempt
at
consolidation
in
the
dis-Iriel
lias
been
carried
lliis
year
ul
Telkwa
on
a
s'niall
scale
where
the
sludenls
Jroin
I
yen
Lake
and
oilier
nearby
points
are
transported
to
the
centre
school,
second
division
having
.been
opened
there.
Mr.
Fraser
hopes
(bat
consolidation
will
aUo
be
effected
at
Bella
Ioola
this
year
of
the
three
schools
Mackenzie,
Bella
(Inn
I
a
and
Lower
Bella
Coola
which
ore
five
miles
i
part.
.Mr.
Fraser
is
especially
pleas
ed
with
Ihe
work
that
is
being
lone
by
the
teachers
in
Ihe
di
trict.
He
slates
thai
there
are
more
first
class
teachers
in
Hie
inspectorate
this
year
than
e'er
before
and
many
of
them
are
liowitijr
-great
promise.
Tliere
are
also
-a
few
University
gradu
ate
wtio
are
iffiiiiR
excellent
work.
There
js
nol
one
teacher
in
Hie
entire
district
holding
temporary
certificate.
A
large
proportion'
of
Ihe
teachers-
are
men
ami
the
majority
of
them
hold
first
class
certificates.
High
school
work
is
being
car
ried
on
in
many
of
the
smaller
public
schools
and
Hie
teacher
are
co-ooerating
in
a
splendid
manner
by
giving
xlra
time
to
the
work.
New
Schools
-Anew
school
has
been
authorized
at
Dorreen
near
Pacific
am
il
will
be
opened
'about
.Novem
ber
I.
Miss
Ireiie
h'elleher,
formerly
of
Usk,
is
comin?
from
Malsui
to
take
charge.
fyaiish
has
just
obtained
its
first
school
with
Mis
Christina
Anderson
of
Victoria
in
charge.
A
new
school
has
been
applied
for
at
Perow
between
Telkwa
mil
Burns
Lake.
A
new
three-room
school
is
now
under
Construction
at
Burns
Lake
and
it
i
hoped
lo
open
a
new
division
after
Christmas.
It
is
also
Ihe
hope
of
the
resi.
dents
there
to
obtain
the
eight
-pupils
requisite
for
Hie
establishment
of
a
Superior
School.
There
are
already
five
High
School
-students
there.
Usk
School
Opened
Usk
opened
its
new
two
room
school
at
the
first
of
the
present
term.
.
A
new
one
room
school
Is
be
ing
built
at
Slreatham
on
Oolsa
Lake.
For
the
pasj
sl
months
classes
have
been
held
there
ill
leidporary
quarters.
A.
Prince;
fisherman,
i
con
.,....
...
.".
I
.New
$l,rnn
one-room
schools
will
be
built
at
Forestdale
-ami
Francois
Lake
it
is
esperted.
Hitherto
the
Anglican
Church
buildings
have
been
used
al
both
these
points.
A
new
school
is
alo
under
construction
at
Kispjnx
where
temporary
quarters
are
now
be
ing
Used.
Smlthers
High
School
.
The
new
one
room
High
School
df
"Smil
her
has
been
opened
and
also
a
new
division
in
the
public
v
school.
Stewart
has
attained
the
Hiatus
of
a
Superior
'school
and
there,
are
now.
two
Public
School
divis
ions
'there.
Ocean
Falls
has
opened
a
second
division
in
Ihe
High
School.
The
High
School
ami.
Public
ScboAd
have
been
separated
al
Anyox.
The
school
at
Orassy
Plains
between
Ootsa
-and
Francois
Lakes
has
been
closed
because
of
low
attendance.
ieiiiouiiug
me
erecnon
01
a
ijt;oim
six-room
'senll-bungalnw
style
resilience
in
Ihe
west
.end
of
Section
Two.
Michael
Snow,
was
fined
0
and
cosIh
by
Magistrate
MrCly-uionl.
.yesterday
'afternoon
in
Ihe,
police
court
on
a
charge
ttt.
intoxication
under
the
Indian
Act.
SAYS!-
IX
spite
of
the
effort
of
lli
newspaper
l
draw
attention
In
'Vwlial
is
really
important,
much
more
Interest
wh
laKen
In
life
international
horse
rare
than
in
lite
Imperial
Conference.
i0
far
there
has
been
no
need
for
Irafllc
cop
alohif
Ihe
'new
mad
to
the
keena
Hier.
i
IF
you
don't
boll
your
bol
how
are
you
lo
keep
if
down?
KVKHY
dog
ha
hi
day.
Tim
lay
of
I
lie
eon
I
merchant
is
narlv
hero.
Til
Kill!
is
hue
thing
about
Barnev
(inogle'nnd
(lie
Bananas
songs
they
might
be
.worse.
.
SOME
iieopte's
idea
of
cheer
fulness
Is
o
wpar'a
facV
Hint
ooksns
if
i
were
slept
in.
IF
you
want
lo
keep
"your
brainvfrniu
fiin'g
to
see,'wear
a
loud
hat.
WtlHKIXti
foi
a
fived
salary
is
a
good
Ihlng'if
you
can
do
the
fixing
yourself.
IT
is
dangerous
lo
wander
In
ttie
woods.
Someone
may
take
you
for
a
hunter
and
shoot
you
ONE
of
the
laics!
hints
to
preachers
Is;
"serve
colTee
be
'ore
Hie
sermon."
I
li'u
conversation
so
much,"
declared
Ihelndy
afler
talking
half
an
hour
without
e.
ting
him
even
ejaculate.
pul
the
coal,
the
bathtub
do
after
tiavfu;,'
aulinnu
bath.
'
taken
the
IF
you
wdnl
a
game
of
holding
hands,
go
to
a
manicurist.
'
IXST1UH
tit'
remarking
"this
is
so
sudden.'"
the
modem
girl
innuires;
"WheVe
is
the
ring?"
'
.
O.VK
thing
'about
living
in
Prince
Hirert
you
do
not
have
to
rake1
up
the
leaves
and
burn
them
in
the
fall.
I
TS
hard
on
a
boy
to
have
to
lay
iu
after
scllnol
just
because'
Ills
fattier
worked
the
sum
wrong.
fd
DltUfi
stores
sell
everything
except
coal.
And
why
nol
that
put
up
iu
packets
nnd
labelled
'compressed
heal."
IF
you
luive
bad-brealh,
loot
WedneftsyOctPber
-j.,
Nova
Scotia
Interior
as
Moose
Pasture
i
off
POP
tuf
UlDOy
uuiviG
GOOukDS
ldslBliii
Otf
t
Cloog.
IMDlAM
CuiOS
"Xlo
vo-
-
wintry
ol
like
,
PI
ed
trsm,
offrirr
wny
low
x
fano
trip.
nd
th
lntrior
it
s
i
rest
moo
palur,
Idrsl,
too,
(
.
k.
I
....
I
.
ill...
t.
llk
the
rano
and
sutoir.obll
ttr
uxd
by
huntr
and
culdr.
thus
iivli.t
many
mitts
of
wary
'bikinr
throoih
tnroogn
tb
in.
lldemmi'.
ur..
On
uu
the
.nr.
the
bill,
il
,wllU
I!.
grocers
.
,,,,
(la((
fr
,e
receiving
your
breath
away.
Till'
autumn
''frosts
have
caught
all
the
flowers
except
the
blooming
idiots.
IF
Ihe
gooil
were
only
clever.
And
the
clever
were
only
go.nl.
The
world
would
be
belter
lhan
ever,
v
We
thought
il
possibly
could,
But
oh,
fl
i,
seldom
or
never
'
That
Ihings
hiip'p'cn
Just
as
Ihey
should,
The
good
are
40
harsh
lo
the
clever.
The
clever
so
rude
to
the
good.
1
Ten
Yean
Ago
I
in
Prlnco
Ruprt
ft--
."ww
October
24,
1913.
Oscar
Wallace,
prominent.
Idaho
minlnir
man,
has
bonded
(he
Itochcr
de
Boute
Wonder
group
of
seventeen
claims
near
.New
Ilazetlon
for
25.0n.
The
prop'rly
is
owned
by
Barney
iliilloran,
L.
W.
'rhouipsoii
ami
It,
iladdoii.
The
Prince
lluperl
Properly
1
Owner'
Association
at
its
an
r.iii
nvfeBBSvsnsn
SSSSSSM
ilTvTTTa
1
iT3
ifTTlfl
League.
(Illlcers
were
elected
a
follows:
President,
IL
II.
liartipp;
vlroprcshlenl,
F.
Shaw;
secretary-treasurer.
A.
Cuthberl;
directi.r.s,
W.
Illylhe,
K.
L.
Fish
er,
W.
II.
Ierry
and
V.
II.
Mont-
2nmiry.
New
tias
been
received
in
lb
city
of
Ihe
death
of
l.
It.
Kenney
al
'Terrace,
lie
fell
from
the
ferry
while
crossing
the
Skeena
Itiver
to
Ihe
Lae!e
side.
BASKETBALL
ENTRY
DATE
IS
EXTENDED
;Thre
Teams
Already
LltUd
"Son
tor
League,
Four
In
'Ladles'
and
Three
In
Intermediate
.
.
.
.
,
In
The
executive
of
Hie
Prince
jlluperl
Basketball
Association
at
ids
nteeting
last
night
decided
lo
of
entries
lo
next
Friday
night.
ferisiou
will
nlo
be
made
then
on
the
quarters
to
tie
used
ror
the
winter's
gnme.
The
following
teams
submitted
their
entry
'paper
last
evening:
"Senior
League
Colts,
Sous
of
Canada
ami
Teacher.
Ladles'
League
Maple
Leafs,
Adanacs,
Kalens
and
Teachers,
Intermediate
League
Coll,
lirollo
and
High
School,
Brand's
Bulbs
for
Indoor
Culture
Brighten
up
your
home
all
winter
by
growing
Brand's
Bulbs
in
b6wl
with
Brand's
Bulk
Fibre.
The
method
Is
simple,
the
result
certain,
giving
abundance
of
blooms
throughout
the
dull
days.
Brand's
Bulbs
nre
specially
selecfed
Dutch
varieties,
sound
and
well
matured.
FrttE
fceautlful
Bulb
'Catalogue
picturing
Tulips,
Hyacinths,
War-
clssus,
Crocus,
and
all
other
bulbs,
with
full
cultural
notes.
Send
for
a
copy.
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Street,
VANCOUVER
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Medal
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The
New
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only
one
way
to
prove
Hint
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i
bflst
TRY
IT.
Order
from
the
Qovernmenl
Vendor
Today
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
(Joverumeul
of
Itrf
lih
Columbia.
I
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Sericei
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
8.3.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vanoouvert
Victoria
and
Seattle,
October
5,
'12,
23;
November
2,
i16,
30
For
Ketchikan,
Wranflell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
QK,
October
1,
8,
19,
29
j
November
12,
28
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BEATRICE.
For
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8wanson
Bay,
Cast
Bella
Bella,
Ocsai
Falls,
Namu,
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Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
'every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
"
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C
ORCHARD,
General
AgenL
'Corner
of
(
'4th'
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
''The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
.
Agents
For:
N.
knd
S.
ENGINES
.
Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
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Phone
Blue
91,
Shockiey's
Waning
Mills
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
ofUllO
Royal
mills,
Hanall,
B.C.
DIMENSION
LUMBER.
8PRUCE
AND
CEDAR
SHIPLAP.
Spruce
Planking
and
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
GET
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU..
Phone
383.
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in
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News"
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