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Friday,
October
2C,
1923.
Local
Man
Becoming
An
Internatic'nal
Figure.
Jack
Banisley,
the
local
radio
fan,
i
becoming
an
inler-nalional
figure.
Already
his
work
in
communicating
with
the
McMillan
Arctic
expedition
is
known
'In
nmM
radio
enthusiast
and
several
magazine
articles
are
now
being
published,
letting
of
his
work,
and
this
will
lend
to
make
him
a
noted
character!
wherever
-radio
is
known.
N
11
is
not
by
chance
that
Mr.
Uarnsley
is
becoming
famous.
It
has.
required
a
lot
of
intense
application
to
extend
his
radio
operations
so
that
when
the
opportunity
arose
he
was
able
to!
bear
the
calls
from
Refuge
Harbor
on
the
coasl
of
(Ireeulaud
and
to
answer
them.
This,
work
has
to.
be
done
after
midnight!
and
it
means
hours
of
close
application
and
anxious
waiting
to!
get
results.
It
must
have
meant
a
great
deal
to
lhs
people
on
the
Rowdoin
when
Hit's
first
received
the
answering
signals
of
this
station
and
found
that
I
bey
w
ere
really
in
touch
with
the
outside
world.
TJie
tedium,
of
the
long
winter
evenings
is
broken
fop,
them.
They
know
what
is
going
on
in
the
world,
and
.
i
.
.
t
.
.....
.
..
.
ooy
ones.
s
iney
iooh
lor
uie
miuuigm
communication
just
as
lhrcjl
dweller
looks
for
his
morning
or
evening
newspaper.
Reforming.
Second
Chamber.
Tji
reform
oT
Hie
House
f
Lords
in
Great
Britain
is
again
come
within
the
realm
of
practical
dili.
The
National
Unionist'
convention
suggests
it
and
a
the
Unionist
Government
is
in
power
it
is
very
probable
snmething
will
be.
done.
Already
the
second
chamber
lja.
been
reformed
enough
In
make
it
irnl
possible
to
slop
the
progress,
of
the
country
but
nvore
yel
is
to
be
done.
In
Canada
there
is
a
second
chamber
which
is
a
tumbling
mock,
lo
uie
progress
or
the
country.
it
i.
used
mostly
for
ikiI'iI-ical
purposes
and
the
senators,
with
a
few
exception,
are
a
lot
of.
ancients
who
have
given
up
active
life
and
who
are
retiring
on
uie
allowance
granted
by
parliament.
While
there
is.
no
ob
jeclion
In
their
drawing
a
eusiou
if
they
have
served.
Hie
country
well,
there
is
an
objection
to
putting
them
in
a
position
where,
they
can
stop
the
progress
of
the
country.
Senate,
reform
should
be
oneif
the
matter
taken
up
by
Uie
Mackenzie
King
Govern
ment
it
It
is
the
wish
to
forward
the
interests
of
the.
Dominion.
Prayer.
For
Those
'
Who
Winnow
Facts.
Tiie
following
prayer
was
written
and
published
some
years
ago
and
is
constantly
being
reprinted:
"O
Tihou.
great
source
of
truth
and:
knowledge
we,
remember
before
Thee
the
writer
or
books,
the,
newspaper
men,
and
all
w
hose
calling
it
is
to
gather
and
w
innow,
rac.ls
and,
to
.inform
the
people.
Grant
them
determined;
love
for
bonesl
work
and
a
staunch
haired
for
I
lie
nt.-ikioir
nf
lies
lel
Ihtfi-
t.o....H
II...
judgments
of
our
nation
and
teach
us
to
call
light
darkness
cud
darkness
light.
SiiffeiUhem
not
to
drug
the
minds
of
our
people-
with
falsehood
and
prejudice.
Since
the
sanity
and
wisdom
of
a
untjon
are
in
1
heir
charge
may
they
count
it
shame
to.
set
the
baser'
passions
of
men
on
fire
for
the
sake
of
gain.
Grant
them
boldness
to
turn
the
unwelcome
liuht
on
those
who
love
tl9
diirkness
because
their
deeds
are
evil.
Put
into
their
bands
the
shilling,
sword
of
truth,
and
make
them
worthy
sons
of
the
champions
of
the
people
in
the
past,
who
held
truth
to
be
holy
thing
for
which
men
should
die.
Make
them
realize
that
they
have
a
public
fundion
in
h
commonwealth,
nnd-that
their
country
may
be
saved
by
their
courage
and'
undone
by
their
cowardice
and
silence.
Grant
them
the.
heart
of
manhood
In
cast
their
mighty
influence
with
the
forces
which
make
the
people,
strong
and
free,
and
"if
Ihey
suffer
loss
may
thev
rejoice
in
that
as
proof
or
their
ou
.that-they,,
too
have
been
friend
of
the
common
man
and
servants
of
a
higher
law."
....
A
Growing
Bank
Account
Is
an,
incentive
to
gater
effoiti
and
a
ttr
pp;p-
',.
stone
to
success.,
For
58
years
the
Union
Bank
oh.
Canada
hu
'
helped,
many
thousands,
o
people
to,
save
their
earnings.
Open
a
Savings
Account
NOW
;
acquire
tlie
habit
of
saving
regularly
;
and
you
will,
have
that
feninn,
?
security
which
comes
with
money.
in.
tlie-1'
j,'
UmM
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
A.
T.
BrodBrickManaget.
hargo
into
effect
dozen
ofj
American
paer
manufacturer)
will
have
to
move
Their
pulp
mills.
arros
the
line
or
go
out
of
husine
because
they
can
not
obtain
a
sufficient
supply
of
pulpwood
in
the
I'nitcd,
Slates,
t'anada
will
be
the
gainer
because
flic
roust
rurlio'ii
aYd
operation,
of
pulp
mills
will
briny
additional
population
and
additional
taxable
wealth.
Imfim
u
if
.
mi
v
iiaiit
flat
Ten,
Years
Ago,
in
Prince
Rupert
October
26,
1B13.
Dr.
Alfred
Thompson.
M.P.
for
Yukon,
is
in
Hie.
city
tmlay
visiting
with
his
brother,
.1.
H.
riiompsnn.
Ili
arrived
from
tlio
north
on
the
PrincesK
May
yesterday
uflernoon
ami
will
con-linuH
south
enroute
to
Ottawa
on
Hih
Princess
Marv
loniichL
-
-e
The
lirilish
freighler
Hanla
Itosalina,
Cait.
Prilchard,
ar
rived
late
last
night
from
New
York
Willi
u
cargo
of
t,300
Ions
of
slee.l
ruils
for
the
O.T.P.
Hallway.
She
is
the
largest
shin
that
ever
entered
the
harbor.
Capl.
Hdwards
of
Hie
CheloliMin
piloted
her
up
Hie
coast
from
Vancouver.
Hundreds
nf
ladies
attended
the
formal
openiiifc-
of
Mrs.
I'riz-zell's
new
store
at.
tin;
corner
or
Third
Avenue
and
Finti
Btreet
jesleiday
afternoon.
Tea
was
served
in
delightful
manner
and
Mrs.
Prizzcll
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin,
Mrs.
J.
Dean,
Mrs.
D.
Martin
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin.
Serving
were
Miss
Hiln
Dean,
Miss
Viulel
I'rizrell,
Miss
Madeline
Nelson
and
Miss
Itila
Macdonald,
If
you
find
you
cannot
get
the
daily
News
regulaly,
call
in
and
jHUbscrihc
for
it,
and.
have
it
delivered
to
your
home,
If
THl
DJOt"tKWB
Friday,
October
2tt
ltfjo
.
WW
II
I
l
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CANADIAN
EMBARGO
MXnRT
MAni?
-
Ul
1
v"
1
"--
PIILPWOOD
WOULD
BENEFIT
COUNTRY
REACH
ARCTIC
Canada
is
considering
an
em.
hargo
on
l
he
exportation
of
all
wood
suitable
for
conversion
into
par
pulp
says
Sun"!
Magazine.
If
Canada
puts
thiBJni-
'Broadcasting
Station
at,
Chicago
!
Trying
to
Talk
Direct
to
Donald
McMillan,
BARNSLEY
IN
TOUCH
Speaking
Goes
on
Each
Wednes
day
at
Midnight
but
to
Far,
Not
Heard
Ja-k
Itarnsley.
the
local
ania.
leur
radio
expert,
whose
conver.
salions
with
the
Donald
li.
Mc.
Milla'i
ieilitioti
on
ttie
coast
of
(ireentaiiti
have
brought
him
fame
throughout
the
contiucjil.
has
receive!
a
telegram
from
biui
to
.nnulni-
Unite,!
States
will
alsu,
be
lh,J:bie.W,
a-kitt?
gainer
because
the
Canadian
embargo
will
at
lat
bripx
home
to
the
owners
of
pul(wnod
tracts
the
criminal
folly
of
rutting
down
the
timber
vvilhout
a
thought
of
the
morrow,,
because
it
will
bring
home
to
them
the
necessity
of
o
handling
their
cutting
operation
that
the.
ilo-liudet)4r
laud
will
immediately
tiringllie
production,
of
a
second
crop
of
tree.,
because
it
will
force,
the
paper
manufacturers
and
limber
owners
into
the
prac
tise
of
scientific
forestry.
Tke
Maa.
in
the
Mwo
SAYSt-.
I
I
IK
man
in
the
moon
Plays
the
same
old
tune
And
tries
to
keep
us
happy
Co
amuse
us
folk.
He
writes
bad
jokes
nd
some
thai
sure
are
snappy,
THE
difiirulty
about
cultivat
ing
a
conscience
is'
that
afer
you
have
it
the
darned
thin?
has
to
be
defied
so
often.
-
-
ALL
we
need
in
thU
town
is
somebody
to
saltier
in
the
nul.
IF
ymi
must
jet
lit
up
these
dark
nuhls.
use
electric
litrht.
XOV
thai
all
the
bootlegger
liave
Jeen
all
gathered
in,
Prlncij
iluiteri
is
once
democracy.
more,
safe
for
SINGE
Harney
Google
is
pet-
ling"
rather
ancient
and
the
Yes,
liaiiana,
son;,
is
somewhat
out
of
dale,
the
latest
song
hit
should
be
'That's
How
it
Felt
In
le
Pinched,"
written
by
a
vendor
of
liquids,
el
to
music
by
a
Government
delerlhe
and
sung
by
a
prominent
member
of
the
police
forcrt
under
the
distinguished
patronage
of
the
ex-mayor.
ANY
person
who
believes
that
all
the
ability,
all
the
honesty,
alt
the
rascality
or
all
the
graft
is
monopolized
by
one
political
parly
Is
about
as
gullible
as
the
man
who
went
mountain
climbing
willipul
sandwiches
thinking
I
lie
moon
was
green
cheese
and
when
he
got
high
enough
tip
would
lunch
off
it.
cate
wilh
Donald
Mix.
Hie
opera
tor
nf
the
expedition
and
notify
him
that
the
Zenith
broadcast
station
til
-gwaier
I
teach
Hotel.
Chicago,
woubl
he
talking
to
him
each
Wednesday
al
midnight.
Mr.
I
tarn
Icy
got
into
(ouch
with
Mix
Ifiurfrilay
fflghl
and
wn.s
told
that
so
far
he
had
been
unable
to
har
those
radiophone
messages,
lit)
will,
however,
listen
hi
eery
Wednesday
al
midnight
wilh
Hie
hope
of
hear,
big
the
conversation
of
his
friends
ami
relatives
and
if
site-cej.ful
will
reply
to
them
by
code
Bjas
heretofore.
Chicago's
Announcement
t:ilIi:A(i(V
in,
net.
stt.
Hi
ship
hemmed
in
ty
ice
at
winter
nuarters.
Itefuge
tlarlHir.
ami
surrounded
by
the
k
loom
of
the
long
Arctic
night
that
is
now
ap.
proui'hing,
iHittflld
II.
McMillan
will
listen
to
a
voice
from
civili-zation.
addre.s.tcjl
in
him
person.
ally
for
the
first
time
since
he
embarked
from
the
Maine
coast.
if
the
management
ulans
of
lation
WJAX,
Zenith
broadcast
station
at
Hie
HiJgrVatcr
Heach
Hotel
here
are
successful.
Until
the
present
time
all
com
munication
with
the
explorer's
radio
station.
Wireless
.North
Pole,
has
been
in
code
through
i
various
amaleur
stations
oper.
ate
hy
members
of
the
American
Radio
belay
League.
Though
broadat
stations
all
over
the
country
ha
Wen
heard-
by
those,
on
board
'the
Arctic
vessel.
Rowdoin.
no
effort
has
been
made
to
talk
direct
wit
If
the
explorer
by
voice.
owing
to
its
fnability
to
l"
carry
that
only
the
human
voice
can
give,
tins
station
at
midnight
C.S.T
weekly.
Cousin
Will
Talk.
All
amateurs
who.
are
trying
to
rnm'tittitiial
a
mnkllv
..-111.
W'VIa
FATS
DIRT
I
"ADE
IN
CANADA
AW
of
t
Vie
Taste
None
of
t
he
Wast
-
of
Meat
U
yoUi
have
never
used
Oxo
in
cooking,
you
do
not
know
how
many
good
things
Oxo
will,
make,
and
the
ease
and
satisfaction
that
awaits
you.
Oxo
restores
all
the
original
tastirw.ss
to
warmed-up
dishes,
gives
color
and
flavor
to
soups
and
sauces,
and
makes
beef
tea
thatis
appetizing,
strengthening
and
wholesome.
Oxo
Cubes
will
never
spoil.
Always
ready
for
use.
INTERESTING
TIME
ON
Tins
of
4,
19,
50
and
100
Cubes.
TRIP
TO
CAUFORNIA
Csorge
Richmond
Tells
Rotary
Club,
of
Visit
Made
There
Last,
Summer.
The
belpfulnesa
of
Hie
people
of
California
and
Uie
other
fas
cific
slates
Inward
those
who
are
in
need
when
travelling
and
the
general
air
of
prosperity
he
(found
were
features
of
the
trip
!.
long
distances
on
low
power
there!
,
.
,
.
....
,
.
...
.
iliuide
by
Ijeorge
Hu-hmomU
and
I
Ills
laaf
I4kf
klaiAtle
awtiliriVirtaAeil
ran
'
U
..a-.
.-...."..
-'(iii'Miiriu
ipji
a.
the
Ifwloin.
all
communication'
.
"
f
"
"l
'
.
1
being
arrie,
mi
by
means
of
an
amaleur-type
code
transmitter.
In
order
to
lest
the
sending
range
or
the
an
I
tit
Kdgewater
J
leach
talinn
Hie
same
lime
cheer
the
to
Tia
Jiiana,
Mexicsi,
during
the)
summer,
as
told
to
the
local
Itolary
lub
yestenlay.
Mr.
Itirhmund
outlined
the
main
featured
of
the
drive
of
-...I..
i
.
i
A
.
A.
..
i
-......
n
lee.l,nn.l
I.v
.
I
r
r'"1
ul"UN,m
".".....-
home,
i.
,t...
.
i
-
.1-
,:.
how
eaay
easy
it
wa.
.Nothing
bail
enhanced
by
the
quality
pened
them
except
to
have
some.
will
will
call
call
WNP
WNP
ujM(t
Uiej.
,.m)librj,Jin
hlf
,
cnnesijd)
lw
ftar
(urlM
lur(
ai1,
lMy
except
to
Im?
knocked
senseless
.
"
iVet
the
trip
was
a
wonderful
iie
,
.
i,
i
t
j
i
liy
rue
are
asked
bv
Hit
maiiagB.1
.
..
...
...
r
n..
.
ami
iiit-m
hi
Uir
.i-iiiui
uroaurasi
sia-
tion
to
advise
McMillan
of
one.
almost
drive
into
them
and
it
thai
had
lo
crawl
out
through,
the
bottom.
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them
were
much
hurl
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lamuy
north.
will
operate
under
(he
license
t'XN.
If
McMillan
hear
these
messages
he
eaiu
reply
with
his
code
transmitter.
The,
eouipincul
of
DXN
Is
located,
in
the
old
shack,
at
5525
Sheridan
Ilnad,
formerly
occupied
by
the
famous
amateur
station
J.N.
operated
,y
H.IIJ.
Mathews,
A.H.tl.L.
central
division
manager.
Due
or
i
n
first
speakers
scheduled
to
ta!k
is
a
cousin
of
Captain
McMillan,
bOME
OF
ITS
USES
For
making
sop.
For
washing;
dishes.
For-cleaning
and
disinfecting
refrigerators.
For
removing
ordinary,
obstructions,
from
drain
Pipes
and
sinks.
refuse
Binirrmrres
LW.GILLETT
COMPAiSY
LIMITED
the
Punotures
Galore
One
of
be
worries
of
the
llichmonds
was
punctures.
They
seemed
lo
have,
made
a
record
for
puncture.
Four
in
one
day
de
layed
them
n
good
deal
this
side
of
lloseberg.
There
were
beautiful
placet
and
barren
places,
fine
roads
and
bad
del
out
s,
all
tiiese
tilings
were
incidents
of
the
trip.
Iled
anl
sometimes
made
sleeping
outdoors
we
niftU
impossible
and
lhta
ngain
the
fine
climate,
jhe
good
roads
and
Hie
people
made
the
lire
attractive.
Mexico
did
not
impress:
Mr.
IWehmnnd.
Tia
J
nana
seemed
to
jue
maoe
up
r
,ack
wjhich
were
ejlher
sr.loons
or
cabarets.
There
l,ey
sold
had
liipior,
heftier
known
in
some
jilaces
on
the
'oad
us
"jarkass
whiskey.-'
i
Police
and
soldiers
did
not
look
goon
io
uie
visilors
neilher
did
Hie
(dace
generally,
o
they
IcH.
ii
was
ul
hacramenln
l,ut
Mr
nichmond
dined
wilh
about
250
others
at
a
llolary
spread
and
enjoyed
u;
nuicli.
.
II,
was
Past
President's
Day
and
was
n
real
occasion.
On
,e(
whole
he
was
well
satisfied
wilh
his
cxpe-rl-ences
and
recommended,
it
as
soinelhing
for
any
of
the
members
to
emulate.
Mrs.
D.
MrLeod,
Thompson
Mreel,
has
returned.
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Railways
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
.
Shockleys
AND
SHIPYARD
WOODEN
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CONSTRUCTION
A
SPECIALTY.
Plant
and
Estimates
Furnished
For
All
Classes
of
Boats.
:
Anyone
considering
the
purchase
of
a
new
jfish
vessel,
tug,
or
wooden
boat
of
any
description
i
rordt.
invited
to
inspect
progress
on
(he
two
fio
fooLcruien
v
are
now
building
for
the
Fisheries
Department
I
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
The
Service
Store."
WE
CASH
CHEQUES.
Agenls
For:
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and
S.
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Terms
Arranged
To
Suit
Purchasers.
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Cartage
aid
Storage
Phone
M.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
OislributlnRj
Team
or
Motor
Servloe.
Coal,
Band
and,
Gravel,
We
Specialize
In
Piano,
and
Furniture
Moving.
EPSON
GOAL
Wc
can
non
Supply'
our
FAMOUS
ED80N
COAL
In
any
quantity.
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Rupert
Feed
Co
Phone
RS.
Planing
Mills
Are
now
Sole
Agents
for
the
lumber
output
of
the
Roy'
M,,l,
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DIMENSION
LUMBER,
SPRUCE
AND
CEDAR
8H
I
PL
A
P.
Spruce
PlanMng
and.
Cedar
for
Foundation
Work.
0KT
OUR
PRICES
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU.
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383.
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