PAftll
TWO
TM1
IIA1L.X
REYV8
Tuesday,
XffitfmtH
1s
High
Quality
II
has
distinguished
SALAD
A
Council
Refuses
to
Allow
City
En
glneer
to
Draw
up
Plans.
and
Specifications
.In
City
Time
3,000
and
recouinieinle.1
that
the
work
he
done
hy
contract
other
1!
H02O
for
over
three
decades.
Pure
and
Delicious
Always.
Try
it
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,'
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third.
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
itiiwer
to
sovern
pxiienps.
Aid
M.iekeiii,.
ni.ived
ll.nl
the
.emj!ove,
in
the
amendment
amendment
wa
carried.
fephen
and
Aid-
tintr
aeainst
it.
than
the
concrete
work
which
psnDirr
nfUinF
should
h
done
hv
day
lahor.
UfiKDAut
WnKr
Aid.
Stephens
fell
that
the
city
engineer
already
had
all
the
SaFE
AND
SOUND
work
he
could
attend
o.
the
M-hool
hoard
had
obtained
outside
City.
Decides
to
Retain
reports
011
the
condition
of
the.
But
Road
Will
be
Closed
school
and
he
fR
Jlmt
plans
aadj
Vehicular
Traffice
"Specifications
could
also
Jie.j
,
drawn
up
outside.
In
any
cav
'Hk
structure
having
been
ex-Ihe-school
Ttoaril
would
pet
(he
ninined
anil
found
safe
and
sound,
henefit
of
the
city
enpineer
as
th'e
city
council
last
nipht
decided.
a
slrou
iiuuniiimmnuiuinmiw
00
MORE
PEOPLE
ARE
NEEDED
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulfo
Defends
Policy
of
Government
and
i
Urges
Action
to
Get
j
Settlers
VAXCOU
VF.lt,
Sept.
I.
"To
me
t
fie
whole
issue
in
British
Col
umbia
is
to
pot
more
people..
This
declaration
wan
matle
by
Hon.
T.
li.
Patlulto'.
Provincial
Minister
of
Lands,
addressing
Hie
jlitrier
Club
at
luncheon
last
.week.
.
"The
government
is
charged
with
extravagance,
hut
we
have
maintained
and
strengthened
the
government
service
in
the
otit-lyiug
parts
of
our.province
to
en-courape
and
assist
newcomer.
We
have
only
300,0(10
heail
of
leal
tie
in
Hrilish
Columbia
and
we
Unwiurl
I
"0
OrtO
haul
fni
nnr
lnn.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
'sumption.
Yet
(he
people
say
we
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month...
VA?1;
!av
mom
for
more
settlers.
By
mail
to
an
pans
oi
me
unusn
r.Kipire
auu
wicuuucu
.-iiairs,
,j
ilM,
wjiZPran,
.,.,
3,000
000
in
advance,
per
year.
ft0
head
of
stock,
hut
we
have
two
To
all.
other
countries,
in
advance
per
year
.17.50
x
alys
1p
notUl
ha
pmi,(,
aonc
.
'.support
more
slock
than
that.
TELEPHONE
tS
j
j,,
reference
Jo
various
land
settlement,
reclamation,
indus-
Ifransient
Display
Advertising".
v;
.
.
.$L40
per
inch
per
insertion
,rift
anil
irri?a'iion
loans,
Hon.
fc-ansient
Advertising
On"
Front
Page.-.
.
.
,,.
.I2.N0
per
ini
hjMp
.
pattullsafd
these
policies
Local
Readers,
per
insertion.
,
.
.
v
.2JVc
per
linejxrw
forced
by
the
reconstrnc-
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per-word
rtfn
period.
While
.refusing
to
Lgal
Notices,
each
insertion
15c
per
agate
liiiejadiml
that:
these,
maiTs
would
cn-
tail
loss,
the
minister
said
thai
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
BORDEN
STREET
SCHOOL
REPAIR
Tuesday.
Sept.
18,
1923.
(the
alternative
olicy
would
have
jtieen
the
dead
loss
of
unemployment
doles
such
a
prevailed
in
hngland.
People
forpel
that
hordes
of
relurneil
soldiers
warmed
the
parliament
buildings
school
hoar.1
he
piven
authority
Uv
do
the
work
at
a
cost
not
exceeding
83,000
and
that
it
obtain
its
own
supervisor.
This
was
not
seconded.
Aid.
Monro
fell
that
the
school
hoard
should
ohtain
a
conietenl
man
and
do
the
work
itself.
He
i.se-oniiMl
'
Aid.
Stephens's
unit
ion
that
the-
request
he
not
prattled
,
..
on
the.
prounds
that
the
eily
en-
The
cty.
council
decided
ast
pjnw
a
nipht
not
to
grant
the
request
of
fonM
(e
aPn(,
,n
,.AId
.Crtllart
pft,Iarl
mm
moved
.
,
an
amend-
,
7u
'
7
"-thonpht
should
he
Hf
ii
own
provided
he
eS
fit
t
do.
5uWi(.
w
no,
a)Jo
Tlie
matter
aaain
came
up
with
SP1(,r
jn
arron,
wih
a
pjlv
m
the
presenlation
of
a.
loiter
from
Ma,
f
Mnf
rrnij,t,N
tak.
on
the
schwl
tMiar.1
settuitf
out
its
Mjr
work
in
Mlfh
a
n,annPr
a.
ir.uiuuiiii
,iiru.
u.
a
mrriiiijs
u(;jrpfijp,j
rnuay
ef.uuijf.
ine
noani
Tip
n
I
i
I
.
I.
n
I
.
f
.....
...
slep
in
a
mood
where
a
word
would
hav
ratised
Hiem
to
have
razed
them."
he
declared.
CITY
FATHERS
AFTER
RELIEF
Decided
Last
Night
to
Make
Per-
llu-
school
board
thai
the
city
en-
sonal
Canvas
for
Money
to
Pineer
be
flrurled
to
draw
up
Relieve
Japanese
m(.ni
,)at
jn
vfw
of
lhp
p.
plans
an.
specf.caU
for
re-
eer
Ving
already
familiar5
pairs
to
the
Bonle,,
treet
e
h,,,.
,
work
,
,1(,,be-aUWftJ
to
x"
atisf.e.
with
the
manner
for
the
.reason
that
Uie
enPinr
,fraw
ip
pafM
an)J
ltM.lfifmiimit
hi
which
contrihutions
are
hetnp
alrea.Jy
ha
all
he
can
attend
to
in.
ouNi,,
f
hi
rar
timf.
ar)lf
mad
to
the
Japanese
earUupiake
cmneelion
wtlh.
puhlie-
worts.
mm,nVma
lwfw.
n-lief
fund
Ihroupli
voluntas
Pissioo
wa
given
J
he
ucin-
Th..4l
.
...
p
ubsriptiorn,
menihers
of
the
eer
however,
to
undertake
the
U),
s,,,,,,-n,
lr.,
,llP
work
outs.de
of
s
rejoilar
city
?(ftfnt
iUal
fom,Hr
firjt,
rily
council
last
nipht
ijecided
to
pet
aelixely
into
the
field
loday
lo
solicit
suhscriplions
so
that
as
iiiiteh
money
as
possible
may
be
raided
to
huy
salmon
for
ship-men!
to
Japan
by
the
(J.O.M.M.
si
oh
10
er
(Canadian
Skirmisher
suilinp
from-
here
this
week.
Aid.
Stephen's,
signifying
his
Munro
w"liiigess
to
undertake
can-vassinp
duties,
said,
it
was
very
important
that
money
shuld
lie
obtained
at
once.
One
dollar
now
would
be
worth
fifty
a
month
tience.
Aid.
Perry
volunteered
o
can
vass
the
railway
yards,
and
Aid.
Structure
Collar!
and
Aid.
Mackenzie
were
to
;also
prepared
to
lend
Iheir
as
sistance.
Aid.
Munro
said
he
was
willinp
to
do
his
share.
He
felt
they
should
obtain
some
other
tiuildlnp
inspector.
not
to
lake
down
the
old
garhaye
not
been-formed
before.
Money
Aid
Perry
felt
that
money
wharf
and
approach
in
Westvjew
.donated
now
would
work
double
would
he
saved
if'
the
enpineer
A
letter
from
X.
H.
Walton
C.
X.
siin
e
loa-linp
and
transportation
were
permuted
to
draw
up
the
11.
superintendent,
asking
what
'of
the
salmon
was
coslinK
nolh-
plnns
and
peeificalions.
the
city
proposed
doinp
with
thn.ing.
Aid.
Macsdonnl(l
tuok
a
similar
ftrucluie
will
be
answered
to
Ihisj
Tlw
council,
afler
adjourn
view
10
ahi.
Mepnens
that
the
effect.
In
view
of
the
fact
thal.mcnt,
Vvorkeil
out.
the
details
of
uchool
Iioard
should
look
afler
some
of
the
doekinp
is
not
in
the
the
campaign.
and
he
responsible
for
its
own
best
of
condition
and
the
wharf
w'ork.
-
is
not
in
use,
it
was
decided,
how.
'
Mrs.
(J.
I'.
Ilichniond
relumed
Mayor
Newton
favored
ineelinp
ever,
to
iiluse
the
roail
to
vehicle
home
yesterday
afler
an
absence
in
snn.01
noarn
s
requesi,
iiy
iio.
trarric.
Jt
will
still
ho
left
open
lof
several
months
visilfnx
in
Ing
so
lime
Would
be
saved.
Ihe
to
pedestrians'
work
would
be
done
in
a
practical
..
way
and
tho
cily
would
have
Ihn
Advertise
in
the
Dailv.
News.
x
00
..WW
SN0KE
workers.
It
was
unfortunate
that
enllrcjinn
committee
bad
California
and
other
points
in
Ihe
south.
Her
son,
James
Hlch
mond,
will
be
reluming
later.
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EARL
RAYMOND
HORNING
Forestdale
With
Reception
on
Friday
A
quiet
wedding
look
placii
on
I'hursday,
Sept.
13.
at
Korest-
lale
with
the
Key.
Win.
C
Ma-
whinney
of
Telkwa
nfficiirtinu.
when
Audrey
Alice,
second
tattphler
of
Mr.
apd
Mrs.
Tlioma
Carter
of
H$7
MeC.lure
Street.
Victoria.
H.C
became
the
brbl
of
Karl
"a.Miioiiil.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kred
llorninir
if
Foresldale.
Tim
ceremony
was
performed
in
the
presence
of
a
few
intimate
friends.
On
Friday
evening
a
reception
was
held
at
Foresldale
at
which
the
many
friend
of
the
young
couple
wished
them
happiness.
.Mr
and
Mrs.
Horning
will
live
ut
Forestdale.
TENDERS
FOR
LOTS
TIIK
world
may
owe'you
a
living
but
if
you
put
the
accounl
in
.
the
hands
of
a
collecting
upeney
you
will
find
yourself
out
of
luck.
TIIK
female
of
Ihe
species
Is
more
deadly
Hum
ie
male.
At
auyrale
Ihat
Is
true
of
1110s-qulloes.
TIIK
burning
question
is
not
'
"
iSfe
ill
tnutJ
byt
Dtpvtmnt
of
Lahwr,
Atvtuttitt
Droned
C
politics
or
railways
or
sleani-'yield
of
potatoes.
In
Prince
VA-
shins
but
the
nrire
of
rout,
now
ward
Islanil
aludi's
are
uood.
TAKFS
VICTORIA
BRIDE
"Ial
iU
t''aM)i
of
horl
days
andjHritlh
ldnmbia
grtiTn
erop
!
nuiwiun
miuul
,nnw
U
itK
niuUtn
iik
at,vriine,iU9.
(,Hel
but
below
earl
execution
i
I
'
lOkaiiauun
Valley
fruit
U
now
b-
Mt
.
...
...
m
1
r
1
.
1
yuiei
weaaing
ioor
rnw
i
Two
Bids
Received
by
Council
For
Double
Corner
at
Beach
Place
and
Eleventh
Street
Two
bid
wer
rec.ivwl
by
the
cily
council
last
night
for
a
tax
sale
double
corner
at
Itearh
Place
and
F.lcvcoth
Street,
lots'
(.1
and
II,
block
5,
section
I.
They
are
as-
follows:
Ii.
V.
MrDnugall,
2I0
each
cash.
K.
Shrubsall,
f5W
for
Ihe
two.
one
half
cash
and
the.
balance
in
one
and
Iwo
years.
.
Kx-Abl.
Ilnmlllnn
'Douglaft
had
previously
offered
ttio
ach
nr
Ihe
lolx.
Tlie
bids
were
referred
In
the
finance
committee
for
report.
1
The
Man
in
the
Moon
)
SAYS:-
'I'll
M
wile
of
a
prelly
womag
are
the
bait
ami
man
is
Ihe
poor
fish.
THIS
has
been'
a
trood.
season
nig
niowd
nut
111
large
quantities
for
crops
and
they
say
the
crop
of
wibl
oat
exceed
all
others.
I
OXF.
of
lhee
pessimists
rornes
along
and
e
11
that
all
Ihe
roal
will
have
been
ll.ed
up
in
about
six
thousand
years.
T'heif
what
shall
we
do
Well,
well,
don't
worry.
AS
Ihe
mayor
Of
llaysporl
ay.
pet
up
in
the
morning,
even
if
you
have
to
do
it
before
break-
fust.
WF.
have
all
been
looking
for
the
first
frost
bill
it
seem
to
be
as
elusive
as
a
dollar
after
Christina.
CHIUSTMAS
is
coming
and
as
the
editor
will
ay
next
month,
do
your
shopping
early.
Till'
hunters
have
been
onjoy-ing
themseUes
but
Ihe
deer
ami
grouse
1I0
not
feel
much
satisfaction
.at
having
served
their
purpose
in
life.
SIXCF.
I
have
known
Harney
(ioogle
I
am
yeltjng
In
dislike
all
Irishmen,
KVF.H
since
I
have
been
batching;
I
have
found
thai
Ihe
watched
pot
never
boils
is
one
of
those
you
put
on
an
electric
plate.
HARVESTING
IN
WEST
NEARLY
COMPLETED
Frosts
Have
Occurred
But
Dam-age
Therefrom
If
any
la
not
Known
Harvesting
in
the
West
I
well
on
the.
way
to
completion
in
favorable
weather,
snys
the
Hank
of
.Montreal
report.
Frost
has
or.
Icurred
throughout
Ihe
West
but
lhe,
damage,
If
any,
is
not
yet
known.
Threshing
returns
hull
rate
that
Allmrta
has
a
crop
above
the
average.
Saskatchewan
a
good
Jaterage.
and
Manitoba
below
Ihe
average.
In
Quebec,
the
earlier
cereal
crops
are
yielding
fairly
good
results,
later
sowings
have
uol
yel
ripened;
Threshing
In
Ontario
haa
yielded1
heller
results
than
anticipated.
Nova
Scolla's
crop
N
n
record
nn
whlla
Ihe
ap
ple
crop
In
about
Ihe
nrne
as
last
year
with
better
quality.
New
flrunswick
expected
an
average
BOAT
ARRIVALS
The
CX.H.
steamer
Prince
tlapt.
I.
Iionabl,
arriveil
from
Nancouver
aiol
way
orls
yestenlay
atlrrnoorl
at
t:M.
The
esel's
passenger
lisl,
including'
a
parly
of
the
Canadian
Club,
cnnvciitlonlsM
now
on
Ihe
coast
from
Toronto
making
Ihe
riuind
trip
north,
was
a
follow:
Mi
Steven;
31
r.
ami
Mr.
ami
.Mi
Vannolraml
round
trip):
Mr.
Ityan,
Mr.
F.
F.
0pe,
A.
Strudwick;
Mrs,
Ilayn-
lon
and
Mr.
Holliday
(rouiul
Irip);
Ir.
0.
It.
Hastings
'round
trip);
Mr.
MrOinnis,
J.
J.
Smith
(OILawa);
II.
Uivell;
Mr.
Dencon
and
I..
I
(irabill
(round
Irip,
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lemetri;
II.
II.
Ortindy
and
Fred
Cuthherlson
(round
triih;
A.
II.
Payne
(round
trip);
Mr.
Llgerlwood
(Prince
Oeorge)
;
Mr.
and
Mr.
Campbell,
.
Martell,
C.
Bowman,
J.
g-
gimi,
Mrs.
K.
Helmer,
H.
(law-
I
borne,
Miss
Marie
Srnilh,
Miss
M.
.Smith,
Mis
.,
Smith,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
T.
Foster,
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Arnold
and
daughter.
Miss
Kdna
(ireeuleat
and
Miss
Margaret
llyan
(Chicago),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
I..
Peake,
J.
p.
(lilberl,
Mr.
I.n
Frnnce,.
Mr.
I.es-
pereau,
J.
a.
Ilnllanl,
Mr.
Floury,
Miss
Caster,
Miss.
WannscbnlT.
Miss
.losephl,(
J.
W.
Heron,
Miss
P.
Mahouey,
.Mr.
Draper,
Mr.
Cullily,
Mrs.
O.
F.
Itlrlnnond,
Mr.
I.
Miller,
Miss
Louise
Miller,
Miss.
31.
Miller
And
Mr,
ami
Mr.
Coba.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs,
F.
F.
Cope.
Victoria:
V.
P..
Voting
and
Mr.
ami
Mrs,
Thomas
J.
1..
Peake,
Vancouver;
C,
H.I
llowinaii.
I.ethbrldgo:
J.
pnnel.
Ottawa;
H.
It.
Frost,
Hockley,
Hay;
Mm.
I'.
Xash
ami
children,
j
Terrace.
Centred
W.
Jamison,
ndiimulon.
Advertise
In
Mie,
riallv
News,
j
.
LlIIIIU
i?
UP
CATARRH
iBLAODCR
wi
eeprj
BOOTS
Men's
Fine
Shoes
$4.50
Men's
Brown
Cslf
Shov
OiMHhear
Well
t
row
toe,
from
$5.50
Hand
Made
UggtiV
Booti
from
$8.50
REPAIRING.
GEO.
HILL
Tho
Shoeman.
Next
St.
IU-ki
.!.
NEW
BOSTON
Grill
Third
Ave,
Tho
Lalest
in
llrst
V
Private
Boes
for
Ladled
Beet
Food
Beit
Service.
Tnke
her
to
'he
UcM
'h
Of
CM
DAY
AND
NIOHT.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Situate
in
tho
obi
I'!"'"'
Hotel
HulhJing
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day.wea
or
the
Month.
Steam
Healed.
Hot
and
(ia
Water,
POOL
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurantjn.
connection.
James
Tarelll
-
Proirrtetor
St.
Regis
Cafe
,
Prince
Ruperl'
-lnO
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Un.urpM""1-Third
Avenue.