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OAILT
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Results
Of
Closing
Port.
Dirusing
Ihe
no
Little
Benefit
For
Ketchikan.
Friday.
December
21.
9iX
Ketchikan
interests
have
long
fought
strenuously
to
stop
the
landing
of
American
halibut
fare
at
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
'
belipf
that
thi
would
brim?
Ihe
bulk
of
the
traffic
to
the
Alaka
port,
where
the
fih
would
be
prepared
'M
hipmeiiL
Thi
would
he
ieaiiiie
in
a
large
way
only
u
the
boxen
fin
were
shipped
in
bond
through
Prince
Rupert;
to
.hip
via
.Seattle
for
Ihe
Halern
markeL
i
conidered
impraclicabie.
It
would
Ihen
be
up
o
Ketchikan
lo
provide
ampl
terminal
and
transportation
farililie
for
prompt
and
regular
movement
of
the
fish,
which
would
le
quile
expeiiive.
if
at
all
possible.
As
a
matter
of
facl
few
people
oulsjde
of
Ketchikan
believe
such
an
arrangement
feasible.
That
port
would
doutdles
get
more
halibut
than
at
preenl,
but
il
i
not
believed
lhal
Ihe
great
bulk
of
Ihe
catch
would
ever
lie
land.-d
there.
Some
believe
lhal
a
large
part
of
Ihe
catch
would
le
frozen
al
Ihe
various
plant
in
Alaska.
whoe
requirement
would
be
aUmt
doubled
by
Ihe
proposed
co?d
eaon;
Ihe
balance
be
ing
either
handled
freh
through
Ketchikan
or
brought
direr
lo
Seattle.
It
i
evident
lhal
the
Alaka
freezer
would
reap
some
advantage,
which
might
outwrigh
difficulties
in
other
direction.
The
fishermen,
however,
feel
lhat
thi
would
place
them
at
a
marked
disadvantage
in
the
mailer
of
prices,
and
do
nol
greatly
relih
Ihe
ida
of
fihing
for
Ihe
freezer
a
a
reg
ular
thing.
More
would
be
lauded
at
Seattle
than
at
present,
bull
Uii
alo
preenl
important
difficulties
and
would
be
imposih!e
had
the.
fleet
generally
nol
b?en
equipped
with
diee!
engine.
It
would
meau
holding
fish
five
or
ix
da
longer
in
the
-Itfud,
which
could
nol
be
done
afler
long
trip.
It
would
mean
ten
day
or
more
additional
for
e?ch
round
trip,
with
the
extra
cot
of
fuel
and
food,
a
well
a
Ih?
waste
of
time
for
kipper
and
crew,
adding
heavily
to
the
expene
of
the
operation.
It
seem
likely
lhal,
in
general,
fish
which
would
not
stand
long
shipment
aHer
reaching
Seattle
would
bs
lauded
at
Ihe
freezer,
other
fare;
in
great
pari
bein?
brought
lo
thi
part.
Step
Would
Be
Serious
One.
One
phase
worthy
of
consideration
is
that
so
far
diruion
of
Ihe
matter
at
iue
ha
be?n
of
an
amicable
nature.
Comparatively
few
American
interests
give
any
strong
approval
lo
Ihe
preenl
tariff
restriction,
and
many
feel
that
Congress
did
nol
intend
lo
place
a
duly
on
fresh
or
fmzn
fish
coming
through
Canada,
if
owned
continuously
by
American
interests.
So
Tar,
under
Ihe
existing
condition,
it
seem
poille
lhat
Ihe
regulation
which
have
occasioned
most
offen-e
in
Canada
may
yel
b
relaxed.
If,
however,
Canada
should
definitely
enmmil
ilself
o
retaliatory
nieaure.
it
will
not
be
easy
(
recede
from
it
Mitiou.
At
Ihe
same
time,
such
measure.
would
be
likely
to
.arouse
aiitagoni-m
in
the
Hniled
Stal.
which
may
be
persuaded
but
i
not
likely
lo
be
moved
by
oulide
pressure.
Insurance
Payments
Systematic
saving
is
an
easy
way
to
meet
life
and
fire
insurance
premiums,
taxes,
and
other
fixed
expenses.
Deposit
in
a
Union
Bank-
Savings
Account
each
month
one
twelfth
of
your
annual
premium
and
iid
you
will
have
the
full
premium
in
the
bank
when
it
comes
due,
plus
interest
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Print
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
Broderick,
Manager
XMAS
MESSAGES
AT
ROTARY
CLUB
Greetings
from
Far
Away
Mew
Zealand
Also
from
District
Governor.
Tlie
following
r.hrislma
me-sajres
from
Ihe
notary
Club
at
Auckland.
New
Zealand.
anl
from
Mil
llijrley,
lilriel
fv-ernor.
were
read
at
yesterday
afternoon'.
meetiiij-
of
the
J
Prinre
Ruivrt
Rotary
Club
I
President
lr.
II.
H.
Cranl:
I
From
New
Zealand
'
Auckland.
!-.
New
Zealand.
Would
vimi
idea,
at
your
iiearel
Chrilma
meetm?,
rnu-
ivrv.
In
TfHir
Club
President
arx1
All
advertising
should
lie
in
The
Daily
New
Offire
on
day
pr-1
Member
ihe
following
meajre:
reding
publication.
All
adverli-injr
rereived
subject
In
approval,
j
international
Director
Charles
iRhole;
S'-ecial
Commissioner.
iliility
of
.
losing
Ihe
porl
if
Priiie-
Ru-!.
health
an.l
proerily
I
perl
to
American
fihrnHn.
which
eventuality
it
eem'
to
con-.ider
quile
within
the
range
of
possibility,
Ihe
Pacific
Fihermaii
ha
Ihe
following
to
ay:
'
Opinion
vary
widely
a
to
what
Ihe
result
would
lis,
but
(he
brunt
of
the
hard-hip
resulting
from
the
rloiu?
of
Canadian
purl
would
fall
oti
Ihe
American
fihermen.
They
feel
that
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
market
i
absolutely
e?nlial
lo
their
rontinurd
welfare,
and
ome
would
undouldedly
quit
Ihe
field
if
this
were
rlor-d
to
them.
It
i
held
lo
be
Ihe
only
ideal'hipping
point
for
Ihe
halibut
fl?el;
all
other
have
serious
drawbacks
and
if
thi
were
closed
they
feel
that
it
would
be
imnoMbIe
lo
adjul
their
affair
on
a
satisfactory
laK
One
fx
ibilily
thai
ha
Wen
dicused
is
to
change
the
boal
to
tlanadian
registry.
Thi
woidd
require
governmnt
permiion
.which
might
or
might
not
be
eaily
eciired.
To
tand
the
2e
ier
lb.
duly
on
Canadian
fih
would
orobably
be
cheaer
for
Ihem
than
to
take
any
of
the
other
alternative
offered;
lint
there
are
olher
difficulties
Engine
pari
and
mechanical
equipment
would
col
them
to
10
per
cenl
more
on
the
IZauadian
de;
Ihey
would
lie
cut
off
from
acre
to
Ihe
Ketchikan
and
Seattle
market
and
Ihe
Alaka
freezers;
and
th?re
i
no
aiinuice
that
Ihe
American
duty
would
not
he
raided.
.lol
of
Ihe
veel
owmer
and
master,
moreover,
have
horn?
at
Seattle,
and
for
thi
and
olher
reason
would
be
very
reluctant
to
make
Ihe
change.
II
i
improbable
that
any
gr?at
number
would
do
o
except
a-
a
ll
reorL
'
Ihe
Iloii.
iie..r?e
Fowld;
l'rei-ileni
II.
W.
Sejar
and
members
of
Hi?'
AucklatHl
ltolar-
Cluk
MHt
Clirislina
and
New
Year
(Sreelins.
May
the
nirit
'of
friendship,
goodwill
and
happl
your
niunn;
mi
uiniioa
time
and
lliroushout
Ihe
year
to
eome.
Our
Club
i.
rour
Club,
Ihoush
thousands
of
mile
divide
we
are
joined
by
the
notary
siiirit
of
service,
friendship,'
goodwill.
Kia
nw.
-Ilutrh.
Frcm
District
Governor
Fellow-
Kotarian:
The
recurrence
of
the
Yule-
lide
Season
biinr
It
mind
the
facl
lhal
we
a
Kotarian.
shouM,
ever
lie
tnirxlful
of
the
bleinr
whir
1
1
eonte
to
us.
not
only
a
individual,
bul
to
lb
organiza
tion
we
all
lve
so
well.
Lookin?
backward
over
a
year
of
iiroyre-
our
membership
may
well
lie
proud
of
H
To
have
hepe,I
Ihe
olher
fel
low,
lizhleneil
a
burden,
relieved
di!res.
add
a
lusler
In
Rolar-i
iani-m
lime
cannot
efface.
The
determination
to
continue
a
work
.n
wen
ana
amy
iiun
by
our
predecessor
i
a
resolu
tion
well
worthy
the.
best
efforts
of
every
Kotarian.
Shall
we
not
pledsre
our-elve
anew,
on
Ihe
lhrebold
of
Ihe
Xew
Year,
by
eooperaling
a
onej
man.
to
make
lb
coining
year.
Ik
Man
in
tk
Mean
i
SAYS-.
J
AXOTIIKK
war
h
started
Tin
too
it
i
a
war
of
word
aud
finance
and
lut
t.
wilhl
he
election
of
a
nrii.enl
for'
:he
In
ilea
Mate
of
.iuri-i.
--
WHAT
you
need
t..
know
about
a
woman
i
Ihe
ttna;
hi
tbHrt
know.
TIIH
lale-l
idea
i
working
your
way
Hiry-isii
roll.
It
"fdone
hv
nroxr
(he
oM
maxim
and
follows
out
"1i
Dad
d
it."
WHKN
a
Sir!
ba
lrie.1
her
hel
lo
?H
hKby
an
I
failed
he
lake
ineai
a
bobby.
rd'HINC
Ike
day
..f
seaiM
Itaibinir
atlire.
imr
f
the
mina-
Inre
lree
was
iieM-nlke.1
a
"Ifzinnln?
at
nowtten
.nd
enl-
inz
at
once."
IMITATION
may
I-
ihe
ln-
eeret
form
of
flattery.
1ml
that
is
not
what
a
sir
I
IMtiks
when
hr
pel
a
Otiristma
ireerti
of
imi!aliwt
slnoe.
the
best
we
have
ever
enjoyed.,
..
,.
,
,.
.
.
i
Rotary
Club
Holds
Interesting
Ihu
fulfilling.
Ihe
greatest
ex-
.
Session
of
Light
Nature
at
pecl.lions
of
Ihe
rnot
earned
Rolarian.
Sl-
R8'
all.
With
best
iersonat
wishes
to
M1LF
II.
HWLEY.
District
Oovernor.
.BRANCH
BANKS
ARE
CLOSED
UNDER
S4W-OFF
PLAN
ADOPTED
A
cooperative
under
way
throu;
MARIA
say
she
ha
been8
etHlPlinr
I
be
dars
aivt
dicover
lhat
it
i
only
ten
day
lo
le;..
year.
Tbn
the
run
will
l-fin.
SK1XXY
pfH
have
a
slender
eliaiwe
of
.
keeiln?
warm
but
plump
!ti!d
have
a
fal
chance
HALO
bead
run
mi
ome
families
red
nose
fn
other
and
Ihen
axajn
liicina
run
in
sm1
many.
WHKX
Ibe
IiHiie.wan
wa
telling
at.ul
the
vfHot
eonnnjt
in
and
sttlinr'
oh.
In
Wk
u
wa
evMeni
in.
H
an
'
Itai
sne
mud
have
tie
a
!i
'
thin?
or
b
w.hiI.I
.i.r.e
i-.i.i
alMXtt
Ihrowinr
him
THE
causbl
couldn't
lioor
flh
l
it
pi
tl.w
t
hf-.ause
it
keen
it
mouHi
shul.
OET
ready
to
-ar
"Mert-i
Cbrislma"
in
the"
riht
Rmemtier
lhal
action
ieat
louder
than
wonls.
MOCK
TRIAL
PROVES
HUMOROUS
AT
LUNCH
At
lb
Rotary
luncheon
yeler-
day
Ibere
wa
a
mock
trial
in
i
wtoeh
ll.
II.
Orme
uti
cha
veil
by
Dr.
Kervin
with
bavins
sold
a
ilioiile
of
hair
restorer
to
Dr.
Uirant
ami
to
tinui
Wakefield
guaranteed
to
prow
bair
know.;
in;
lhat
it
could
not
tie
effective,
j
Thorna
McClymonl
wa
the;
judge.
Jack
.NirbolN
counsel
fori
WESTHOLME
:
THEATRE
Friday
and
Saturday,
7
and
9;
Saturday
Matinee,
3
pjn.
I
I
7
3
Qssochted
Outhorsjnc:
Ironic
Woods
JfA
SJmer
Harris
Ihompson
Buchanan
JtllLOar
W.lhomas
pnsnt
RICHARD,
the
LION-HEARTED
Q
Jranti
Woods
Production
Dasad
on
Sir
Walter
Scott
j
novel,
'Ihe
Vafisman"
With
Wallace
Beeru
as'Kin.4
'Jlhhard'
the
role
ha
created
in
'Robin
Hood'
His
Throne
Totters
at
a
Queen
's
Jest
But
Heart
and
Honor
Save
a
Kingdom
The
gripping,
throbbing
love
story
of
trie
world's
most
popular
king
whose
soul
is
Ltrsot
by
traitorous
intrigue
in
his
battle
camp
as
jealousy
of
his
consort
and
anger
at
Ht-r
capricious
moods
tear
deep
into
his
br-n.
Action
so
rapid
it
entrances
and
adv
nture
so
thrilling
it
fascinates
and
holds.
Ihe
elosinff
of
certain
tinprofil-
exehanje
of
rert.rd.
an,,
,nl
en
evantinaHon
aHdi
able
branch
orlappmff
on
:
,
,..J
u,-
u
i.
ni.nn.,i
another.
One
bank
under
the
jhw
m
nir,njous
an1
m
make
lb
Provincial
polie
scheme,
eIoe
one
branch
and'funflJ.
bureau.
Ibe
eleariuy
lo.e
for
another
rlo-e
one
in
return.
An
aw'all
criminal
idenlifiealion
re-
.t
the
rlo
Hi.
LonDhln
esampie
i
tne
rio.ins
or
b,
foun(.
nruon-r
ouI1,v
arui
conl
f
Ibe
Province,
and
an
branches
Ashcrofl
or
me
Koai
nank
at
inlence.l
him
to
celebrate
integral
unit
of
ihat
phae
of
and
Abbotsfnrd
in
re-Ir.hrUlma.
hv
t-lin
li.vn.tiv
rilice
work
in
Western
(lanada
lurn
for
which
Ihe
Hank
of
Montreal
closed
branche
al
ome
of
hi
own
medicine
fh-1
It
i
probable
that
the
new
lail
of
Hint
with
Ihe
label
fiavinr
1
ofllr
will
U
enuimed
with
a
Vanderhoof
and
0unl.
Similar
t,,
Se0,phman
in
kilu
,
,he
fimrer-print
camera
for
Ihe
lak-aelion.
il
is
slated,
may
h
taken
rorner
surh
as
he
intended
lo
ing
of
prints
at
the
wene
of
a
al
other
poinN
in
this
district,
jak.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Ruprt
crime.
Big
in
Btauty,
Big
in
Drama,
Big
in
earl
Appeat
ll
Comedy,
Ben
Alexander,
"Penrod,"
in
"Scout
Pluck"
Topics
of
the
Day
Admission,
50c
and
25c
I
m
o
iwill
be
al
ihe
di-tHsat
of
all
movemenl
iJraffeiT
for
the
,efence.
.iniunMipalilie..
ami
at
Hie
.am
JOUt
Ihe
pro-
w.
i
l......
..t
l.......
n.
lime
Ihe
Hiireao
will
in
.
b.e
vine
helween
varion.
bank
fori,,'
m.
tn.
K
-.i-i
touch
with
inlernalional
eenlr
1
I
December
21,
1913.
The
funeral
of
Hi
late
Mr.
Duncan
XcKnzi
look
place
thi
Kenie
look
place
I
hi
afternoon
from
Hayner
Hro.
chapel
in
Fain-lew
Cemetery,
the.
cortege
being
one
of
the
lonje-l
ever
een
in
Prince
Hriirl.
Hey.
P.
W.
Kerr
nfllcialed
anil
lb
pallbearer
were:
Archie
MrDoupall.
David
MrKenzie,
William
Mr-Hae.
H.
K.
Mck'innon,
John
Mun-ro
and
Rod
McLend.
-
Tlie
children
of
lb
Rand
Hloek
School
under
Ihe
nuper-visinn
of
'Mis
Klsie
Taylor
held
their
rloslujr
exprcise
yeerda)
aflernoon.
Following
the
entertainment
there
wax
an
informal
aflernoon
lea.
Mi
Klialietb
Taylor
and
Mi
Maude
llasteit
assislin?
in
eninjjr.
A.
W.
Ajfnew
denies
ihe
al-leyalion
or
Kx-Ald.
D.
W.
Mor-rissy
lhat
be
mirepresenlcl
farls
in
connection
with
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Kleelric
Co.
'f
COLONEL
MCMULLIN
Will
Introduce
Finer
Print
Department
under
Provincial
Police
VICTORIA.
Dec.
JO.
Willi
Ihe1
first
of
Ihe
New
Tear
Hie
Pro-tincial
police
will
have
added
another
branch
lo
j
work!
which
is
aimed
al
an
ImjMirtanl
j
develojiment
in
the
future.
Thi
will
!
ibe
nucleus
of
whal
11
deemed
to
become
the
rlfarin?
house
of
criminal
idenlifm
ork
in
Ihe
Province.
Col.
J.
II.
McMullin
explained
that
Ihe
sysletn
would
be
addd
to
from
lim
In
time
a
the
work
propressed.
The
oftV
will
bi
under
lb
initial
direction
of!
Constable
W.
J.
Voisey,
one
ofj
Ibe
best
known
finger
"print
ex-1
Prt
in
lb
Province,
and
fori
many
years
identified
wllh
Ihalj
branch
of
the
work
al
Ihe
Newt
Weslminsler
ofllce.
j
Finirer
print'
record,
and;
photographic
idenlifiealion
of
j
criminal
hnndld
by
Ibe
prn-j
poed
H.C.
central
bureau
which!
When
yoo
buy
adverlislns;
youl
bur
CIRCULATION,
and
see
that
IS
MAKING
CHANCES
'
get
tL
5f!
Phone
84
Cash
&
Carry
Here
Is
a
chance
foe
Anybody
who
wants
to
save
Money
Pork
Chop
35c
Hoal
Pork
22c
Pol
Roast
...
.
.
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Hoilinsr
lieef
10c
Turkeys,
Geese,
Ducks
and
Chickens.
Apples,
extra
fancy
.
.
$2.45
Apple.,
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Apple,
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.
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