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1AIL
EDITION
Wednesday,
Sept.
19,
1023.
Where
Will
C.P.R.
hvcn
The
Pacific?
It
does
nirt
seem
lo
be
at
all
certain
by
what
route
the
C.P.II.
will
reach
.the
Paciiir
Ocean.
A
few
day.-
ago
F.
II.
MatheUon,
one
of
the
men
in
charge
of
surveys
from
.
Peace
River
westward,
wa
in
the
city
and
he
give
it
as
hi-
opinion,
ba-ed
on
the
later
surveys,
lhal
no
.route
had
yet
'been
found
equal
to
that
by
way
of
the
Peace
lifter,
and
the
Findlay
crosMiifr
the
divide
near
Ihe
headwtaters
of
Ihe
Skeeua
through
Ihe
(1
round
In
iff
and
out
on
the
Skeeua
River
in
the
neighborhood
of.ikceiia
Cro
ing
tin
side
of
llazelloo,
with
an
alternative
of
continuing
along
to
the
Xaas
from
the
(iroiindhng
and
out
by
the
Kilsumkalum
River.
In
any
case
it
looks
as
jf
the
C.P.R.
w:ou!d
.want
running
rights
over
the
Canadian
National
to
this
port
if
A
hey
eanie
out
by
either
of
those
route.
Amn-offCTtti
route
he
suggests
is
far
sopenns-to
l-hnt
omiirsaWil.iiiy
4ler
Miiut.
The
Jiirin
argument-
in
Javnrtof.
U-e
ronles
is
that
thev
would
(up.
the
(iroundhog
nial
field
Vf'AMfjJliat
will
appeal
lo
any
railroad
man.
Coal
and
grain
are
the
twn&fiomodi(ie-
on.
which
the
railroads
depend
-very
largely
.for
theirftiH,ihie.,.The
prairie
can
lake,
a
'great
deal
of
coal
and
much
might
be
M&Qped
avvay
by
water.
The"
Pacific;
ronle
for
grain
is
becoming
reYog.
lined
as
permanent.
.
.1
here
i
al.-o
the
rapid
Irail-il
route
to
the
Orient
lo
fiiuieml.
JCveil
if
teLMU
hould
lake
4iver
the
P.O.E.,
which
is
exceedingly
problehiatir'blr
present,
it
mav
n-;li.
i..
...,i....
i..
i.
i'Z.'
-Ati..'-r.x.-:.trm.i..
.
mrii
hi
i.miniur
in
iiir
i
u
iiiiiiuiiux
iiuii
i
inns
ami
rouie
oill
on
iijti..?.
,.
.
.r
.
...
me
I'aciuc
ai
oine
omer
pouu
man
Vancouver.
'
r
-
iX
no-
WhatJf
Meaning
'
Of.Bea.Uy'.
Visit?
J
.0,luS
.Many
people
are
inquiring
what
is
thf'i?Wftultig-of
theTM!
of
Presideul
Beally
of
the
tll'.R.
jut
1?3iT.yiOii
Ih'.Ve
.f
it,
he,
is
making
a
trip
to
Ala-ka
lo
lo..k5in"loMhe-
nif,ifiar(e
of
Ihe
development
of
business
Ihere'ifttr
al
.iKe'-WHeime
to
Like
a
holiday.
It
is
al-o
sajd,
rwiUu-nAV
.s'iiov-
of
triilh,
that
be
is
much
more
inlertStil
lyt'se'eiiig
Priuce
Rupert
Harbor
and
in-vestjgalinjB'
condition
here;
tjiqji
Jjejs
'-In
-uiyl)ung
he
may
-ee
in
Alaska.
.
T,
"
The
tlP.R.
has
on
several
occasfons
had
Jnveslignlinns
made
in
regard
to
the
po-'sibililies.
ihe
Pnrl
iif
Prince
Rupert
and
it
is
only
natural
lhal
President
.'Realty
sh"ojid
-wish
to
see
the
place
for
himself.
'
'
'
.
,
Welcome
Extended
To
.
Big
Railway
Head.
-
1,1
While
this
so
fnr
i
-n
n.innilinn
'.-lfi.nnl
pii,.
..i
n.
.mil
,
unpeople
.here
are
not
in
any
wj;
prejudiced
ngaint
Ihe
(IP.R.
and
Ihey
w
elcomed
President
.Really
yelerday
most
heartily.
We
al
recognize
.the
.good
work
the
CP.it,
has
done
in
dcvcjnpiiig
Canada
and
we
look
for
.a
conliiihaiW
if
Hint
good
work
There
I-
mug
u.
hp
jjaineu
ny
Hampering
any
railway.
We
want
to
co-operate,
yih
the
CP.lt.
The
stock
of
lhat
railway
is
held
by
thousands
of
cilizens
of
the
.country
and
thev
are
entitled
to
A
fair
return
on
their
iuve-lnient.
"The
rnilwaygives
g(Mi
senirc
to
ils
patrons,
.mid:
the
more1
encouragement
it
gels:
the
better
srjvire
ii,(n
give.
I'Jie
fart
that
we.
do
not
agree
over
Ihe
vsoiern
rates
is
n
very
minor
Dialler,
'
JV
are
glad
jo
know
thai
even
the"
chief
meteorologist
was
with
us
yesterday
morning
and
thai
Hie,
railway
:hoad
had
pood
weather
for
his
visif.
lie
probably
knows"
more
about
Prince
llupert
and
its.
pnispecls
lhan
we
ceiiild
tell
hini,
-
Realizes
Trend
.
.
Of
.Settlement
Northward.
The
C.P.1T.
is
.showingjiy
its
action
that
it
realizes
the
trend
of
setleim;,it
is
imrtlitvard.
Tit
take
part
jn
lhat
settlement
work
is
.Is
aiJn
judging
by
Ihe
.active
steps
it
js
akil,K
,
ptlsl
wes
ward
from
the
Peace
.River.
The
north
holds
great
things
T,,
J',r
''!.',
V.
f,'rM,e
'"'"Hrymid
very
rich
in
mineral.
The
nction.o
the,C.P;IL
in
pushing
u.lo
the
northern
rom.lrv
is
full
nsl.ricntion
for
the.
founders
of
the
C;TiP.
who
st,elc.Vd
lb"
R.i'peri
'
"""
"".try
will,
a
lerminus
at
Prince
i
i
;
You're
Not
Well-Dressed
unless
your
shoes
are
shincd.
To
be
immacubitc,
insist
on
a
"NUGGET"
:SHNE.
LACK
tANTONET
KCD
THa.nAitit
RfcWft
VVJnM(layl4B;tttat,t,l
'6.
-
V.
HUSBAND
ARRESTED
Quebec,
the
Old
World
Province
'FORTY
TIMES
BY
GETTING
KNOWN
LONG
TONGUED
WIFE
Exhibit
at
New
UNestmlnsler
Brings
Advertlslofl
to
.ln
-lerlor
Sections
of
Country
Central
Hrilish
Columbia
is
gelling
some
good
advertising
from
the
exhibit
at
New
Wes
miiKlor
arranged
by
Ihe
'local
direelnr,
Fred
HofMra.
The
Weslininsler
Columbian
speaks
of
Ihe
.value
.of
I
lial
advertising
in
an
editorial
article
in
which
iti,rPa!'
mentions
some
imliviitual
case
.in
which
attention
was
drawn
lo
I
lie
Central
II.C.
'district.
The
article
'ays:
"This
exhibit
covers
In
a
ense
tbe
country
from
Prince
llupert
to
Prince
tieorge,
along
the
line
of
the
Craiid
Trunk
lull
at
Ihe
private
expense
nf
the
people
of
I
lie
localitie-
rontri-liulinp
Ihe
exliibils.
They
in
turn
were
inove.1
lo
Ibis
timely
action
by
a
-u??e-lion
from
a
direetor
of
our
provincial
exhibition,
who
on
a
reeent
visit
lo
this
s
calleil
northern
countfy
realueit
what
a
pleasanr
surtri-e
it
would
be
lo
the
public
of
Ibis
part
of
the
province
lo
be
hown
jul
what
tin
new
hinlerlamt
can
LIBRARY
GETS
777
DOLLARS
Books
Will
b
PurchaMd
at
Once
for
Use
of
Patrons:
Workers
are
Thanked
At
a
meelin?
or
the
library'
biarl
last
nighl
Presitent
Hacker
in
the
chair,
the
librarian
reported
that
the
-uni
of
S777
had
been
colleeleil
a
a
reull
of
tbe
tiook
drive
anil
a
number
of
volumes
had
been
donated.
As
it
wa
fell
thai
Ihe
full
thousand
dollars
va-
badly
needed
it
was
i
lvid-1
lo
keep
the
fund
open
fur
j
idi-criplions
until
the
regular
fieelinw
of
the
board
two
week
eiiee.
In
tlie
meanliiue
Ihe
ijnrarian
wa
lrtlrueieii.
lo
gn
liead
with
(he
orderiiiK
of
Itooks.
A
formal
vole
of
thanks'
was
Meil
to"
those
Owtio
had
aided
ii
Hie
work
of
rAlleelinz
and
al-
itbemtjic
ji,o
ha,
donaled.
wa
felf
ifial
j)d
work
had
ileen
done."
II
ha-
been
suirgested
that
Mome
people
will
wish
lo.give
leas
or
entertainment-
with
a
view
lo
raiding
money
now
required.
One
-ucli
offer
has
been
received
and
accepted.
POLICE
WERE
BUSY
IN
MONTH
AUGUST
Fifty
Arrests
Were
ad
.Resulting
In
47
Convictions
Collections
Totalled
AusrusFwas
a
busy
month
for
Ihe
police
force
and
magistrate
nccnnlliig
to
the
report
of
Chief
Nickers
submitted
in
the
com
mission
al
the
regular
monthly
Hireling
yesterday
,
afternoon
l
ifly
arresls
had
been
made
re-
suiting
in
17
convictions,
intoxf.
canon
charges
coiistiluled
Ihe
heaviest
ilem,
there
haVingbeen
s)x
eases
under
the
government
liquor
act
and
22
under
tbe
Indian
Act.
'Ihere.,were
-m
fx
cases
of
liquor
In
possession
and
six
oui
or
eight
alleged
suppliers
had
heeu
convicted.
-Opium
in
possession
cases
had
nuiubered
I
wo,
bolh
resulting
in
coqvic-linns.
Collections
.totalled
$,-OO'j.nn
including
5rt
for
keep
of
provincial
prisoners,
Die
balance
being
fines.
The
payroll
lotall-inif
K(2.T(I
and
a
list
of
accounts
were
passed
for
payment.
Kxception
Was
taken
lo
ac
counts
milled
,y
AV.
Cameron,
Stewart
jiislice
of
the
.peace,
and
(I.
Ilnrey.
taxi
inin
lliii
'I
I..
former
,was
for
ibotel
exnenses
while
in
the
oily
on
a
perjury
case
and
Ihe
Jailer
was
for
bring
ing
a
witness
-from
the
Premier
mine
to
.Stewart.
The
coininis-"iou
fell
that
it
was
not
justified
in
!iying
Hie
former
and
lhat
Ihe
laller
was
excessive
ol
20.
In
connection
with
the
same
ease.
In
which
-Ibe
alleged
perjury
look
place
hi
the
local
.county
court
while
a
'provincial
appeal
was
beiijg
irled,
tlieominission
decided
to
i
seek
some
recovery
of
ine
heavy
expenses
from
the
nro-
vincial
Kovermneut.
Evan
Magistrate
Unable
to
Restrain
Woman
Who
Appears
to
ProaacuU
.For.
MO.VTIlKAl.,
Sept.
I?.
"How
man
limes
ha
your
wife
had
you
arrested
during
25
jyears
of
wiMl.le.1
bliss?"
Tom
Coleman.
US
year-
of
ago,
charged
with
non-
support,
wa
akcd
in
court.
"I
have
a
record
lliatwilliheat
Dial
of
any
other
man
in
Mon-
answered
Colenuyi.
"She
had
iih
arrested
attout
10
times;
starling
mn
after
we
were,
mar
rie,
and
even
when
I
n
hurt
and
had
to
;
bo
around
on
crutches."
IF
a
lie."
shouted
tr.
aged
r.o.
from
Ihe
well
of
1
1.
i
i
.
i
.
..
i.
....
i
Pacific
Hailwav.
II
is
at
the
fair.l"
"
,
"n'
r-
"n,Pr;;
"",H"
Mslan'ce
of
either
povernrnenf
I
n"1,
l"
U
"l'M;
In
the
iwitne--
box
and
out
of
it
stie
kept
up
a
runninjr
'fire
of
question,
denunciation
and
comment
of
her
hu-hand.
who
had
a
denial
ready
for
each
accusation.
She
main-tnined
in
picture-que
language
that
her
husband
wa-
not
lellina
the
truth.
"Mrs.
Coleman,'
in!erpoed
the
judse,
"you
talk
much
that
I
am
a-tonihed
your
huhand
wa
eer
able
to
live
with
you
at
all.
You
won't
let
him
une
hi-
ei-
dence;
you
iuterrnid
hi
lawyer.
and
I
ran
hardly
eel
in
a
word
myself."
"Well,
your
honor,"
began
the
woman.
"I
will
take
the
cae
under
ail.
vi-emeiil
and
uive
ju'lzment
next
week.
lie
bmks
like
a
lieacefnl
man.'
"Hut
yon
dnn"!
hae
In
live
willi
him."
came
bark
Mrs.
0de-
man
while
Ihe
ennrl
n'iele.ru-illi
ijbiushler.
A
faint
ripple
of
ap.
plau.e
was
heard.
!
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS;-
1
TIIKace
of
discretion
i
a
very
brief
une.
;
i.vi
ny
nay
iq
eery
way
we
feel
lhal
aiiliiinn
i-
pel
in?
nearer
and
nearer.
.
"I'll
Mary
"hf
'iht,
churchyard
li
t
a
a
ihmhmhi
green
irees
ami
-unity
-kies.
Her
car
refused
lo
climb
.a
pole
I
hat
s
why
she's
now
in
such
a
bole.
-
PKOPI.M
will
soon
be
mining
lo
Ibis
city
to
learn
aboul
Ihe
Jack-llarnsley
-
McMillan
Arctic
expedition.
f
JACK
should
learn-In
talk
F.s
kfmo,
then
he
could
nit
up
night
and
converse
with
the
Igloo
dwellers
on
dull
winter
evening.
TIIKHK
Is
a
store
in
town
that
sonieijines
advertises
a
cut
in
shirls.
They
really
will
become
loo
short
If
this
coiilinuos.
K
Ten
Years
Ago
in
-Ptlnce)
Runcrt
September
19,
,1813.
3
I-..
Alexander
Pow'ell,
well
known
writer
for
dhe
Suiveel
Magazine
and
Harper's
Monthly;
hulin,
weallhy
reldent
of
San
Jose,
Cal.,
and
AV.
CrelJbjbl,
chatTeur,
sailed
for
llje
south
on
the
Prince
(ieorjfe
this
morning.
They
inolorril
all
Ihe
way
from
the
Mexican
border
lo
Hi
em
of
steel
this
Aide
of
Fort
(ieorgo
ami
their
machine
.was
shipped
south
wilh
I
hem
today.
Colin
Miniro
mid
dra
.Mc.l.nan,
returning
to
:tlkwa
from
the
slbola
jtlace.r
cniiidi-y,
ay
that
Hold
is
to
be
found
in
-every
pan
washed.
Many
people
are
jjfoing
in,
the
best
route
being
by
way
of
Francois
Lake.
.
T.
Jloyee,
who
bifl
,hein
ji
few
weeks
aifi.
for
.Ihe'Cbisiuia
gold
field,
wiiles
hack
.
staling
lhat
Ihe
HlaiupMite
is
jjoIIiIhk
more
or
less
.Ibau.u
Iriinsportn-tion
ami
road
house
game.
Ilo
warns
jieode
lo
slay
awHV
fiom
the
district.
.HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnoe
Rupert
;l.
S.
MirMIIIan
and
(Joidou
C.
Allen,
Vancouver;
K.
C.
Ierry,
Kdmonlon;
l,
y,
Whilleker
and
K.
I..
Hughes,
Anyox;
Mrs.'E.
Thnrsnn,
Porb
Hiinpson;
ilwanl
V.
Hassell
and
-Kenneth
3icCan-
1.
Tfe
l.ke,
ml
e7
Mark
mf
l.llr
I
ak.
tm
.u
k.l.k
Ik.
ml
mmiem
wa
m4
la
Vrmmrm
fr
rl,lr.
Ot.e
ttopa
at
little
ayid
ebrlrt,
Tbe
oodn
rtuka.
tbe
patron
int
in
tairy.
the
nurtured
floer.
the
omn
at
brr
dutaff.
tie
white-walled.
houM
do
al
habd
traiuport
you
to
tbe
dittar.t
Und
from
hnte
the
crifinal
alUris
rame.
i'et,
ovrr
there,
beyond
that
little
hedje
or
crdar
fence
the
farmer
rsther
-in
kU
crop
with
up-to-d.-.te
machinery,
and
ttom
it
In
a
modern
kara.
IWhn.d,
the
bum
of
the
tU(raph
wire
remind
you
that
you
are
not
livir.f
in
a
oy-tone
aay
ana,
u
mat
U
not
mourn,
through
the
not
too
diitaut
field,
a
kue
train
tbuniler.
Near
the
white
wall
the
lady
of
the
hotu
draw
water
from
the
otd-taahioned
well,
and
bakrs
hr
bread
in
an
old
brick
oven,
the
like
of
which
waa
uaad
by
her
anraatora
In
France
four
centuries
aco.
She
iai')i(r
04n
wool
and
aharr
wilh
ber
husband
a
Uitfc:'
Which
thouh
not
old-f
athioned,
I
almost
a
old
la
t
w
ChrUtlao
era.
A
kindly
ktitabte
aoul
is
the,
ntr
I
she
alway
backward
in
Uarnine,
for
abe
probably
attended
the
convent
of
the
Uraulinea
at
Quebec,
or
la
petite
ecoie
at
LouUeviUr.
And
her
hutband-
He
rday
be
content
to
r
tha
koniniiun.
to
lit
around
the
fire,
or
on
the
X
i
katraa
,'raUar.
in.W.,
la
aal
iiMl.lrf
aa
Ike
raailaal,
Iraat
a
alailM
b.lakl
Immk
4.
AarWal
a-M.r.
Ta
llltl
raaaaa
raalarra
af
lae
Hrltl.a
al
llaak.r
I
Oil.
r.l.
a.ar
Ik.
Aa.k.
llaa.l
k,
Ikr
,Wr
al
a
k.alli.r
wklrk
111
la
I
k
l
aaaalaea
la
Ik
.ral
War,
)
3
Tkaaik
Ik.lr
faraia
ar
aaa.ia,
aaaaa
faraaara
allll
a.
Ik
al
aa
ka.
af
kara.a
la
Ik
ka.k
aaaairr.
THESE
r
Juit
a
ftw
j-lrture
tVn
In
QuUc.
It
U
not
ulthout
rttn
tht
thU
provinrU
tecfl.iun4
tb
teuritt
rwort
of
tbe
contlntnt.
for
hr
U
a
rour.lry
of
utraot
ti(inilkn
od
Intrifu.
Qube
ka
n
st
noipbrre
U
its
own
!,
if
it
can
b
Mid,
mora
of
an
old
morld
ttr.orptir
thn
haa
tb
o!d-world
of
today.
Qutbre
U
tht
ightenth
rrr.tury
ktpinf
Pt
Hh
tb
tntith.
vat
rtim.Ir.tf
lit
Identity.
thrt-abold
at
night,
to
amoke
hi
'
Kouce
Oueanel"
and
to
identity,
and
in
.the
caae
of
buiMingt
tt!
drive
five
mi
Us
to
church
early
on
all
holidays
in
hi
their
charm
and
Interest.
huffv
or
in
tha
straw
lined
cart
that
1
used
about
the
I
All
throurh
Ouete
ttruvince.
and
a
rt
t-
.
"
"
.
...
...
,.
,
,
.
,
r
.
.
.
.
n
.
.
.
...
a.k
isa
farm,
but
be
"know
hi
Utters'
knows
bow
Vo
farm.
The
Quebec
farm
l
usually
ilena
last
evening.
FREE
PRESS
CROP
REPORT
FAVORABLE
Manitoba
Showed
Small
Yield,
Saskatchewan
Qood
and
Alberta
.Very
.Good
The
crop
reports
of
the
Mani
toba
Free
ppess
estimates
the
total
yield
of
wheal
tor
Ihe
three
prairie
provinces
at
iri2Jln3.fi'J
bushels,
,
mis
3Hn,8!."i,2U3
bushels
barley
rt,."H0,lln
bushels,
rye
.M,.TJ0,r.rtn
bushels
nml
flax
V
IP3,02fl
bushels.
The
wheat
yield
is
divided
ac
cording
to
provinces
as
follows:
Mnnfloha,
2,1)1:1,015
bushels.
Saskatchewan,
l2.70O,tiHl
bushels
Alberta,
S:t5r,oo
1
bushel.
The
average
yield
ner
acre
shows
Manitoba
12
bushels,
Saskatchewan
21
bushels,
nml
Al-
berla
8.'
bushels.
The
low
yield-in
Mmiiloba
has
)M.,MI
caused
largely
"by
rust
and
sawfly
but
two
new
diseases
Olume
llloth
nml
runt
-rot
had
also
,done
'some
damage.
Hall
storms
had
been
confined
lo
-certain
localities.
USING
WOODPECKER
VANCOUVER
ELECTION
L.D.
Taylor
Says
Little
Bird
.Will
Place
Him
jBaok
In
.Executive'
Chair
VANCOFVT.lt,
Popt.
1
!
A
lilfle
woodiecker
will
play
an
iniport-anl
part
in
municipal
politics
nl
the
comliw
.el;lnn.
On
the
Woodpecker
Ticket
is
L.
I).
Tay
aau,(itier
uu,
neieipectea
places
one
romc
across
cwmti
iTi
I
pasU
Like
her
fceople
gurbec
1
quiet,
pear-:fu
14
uMo-date.
Vour'not
crave
the
limrllght.
but
Quebec
1
not
a
1
''
-habitanr
geU
sll
that
can
b
got
from
thrtaBgejajaUJ
bn
overlooked.
It
U
sa
old
world,
full
of
'yT,"
sit
with
him
and
talk
you
will
see
that
he
getslsFfTTieiiew.
"
T
ne,
A'icloria;
Arthur
J.
Curzoti'
and
liavid
Thurston,
Tonnito;
F.
0.
Trebo
and
P.
Wnbl,
s'enlile.
Central
C.
Jeller,
Huckley
Hay;
It.
W.
Iliiiiqihreys,
I
jlniutilon;
T.
I.ax-itorall,
.Stewart;
4.
.Finer
Swan,
-on,
Taconia.
W.
K.
Ilrnney,
manager
of
the
Mill
Hay
cannery,
Nnas
ItUer.
sailed
for
Vaiimihcr
by
the
(ir-
fuTlnaM
of
life
too.
Give
him
the
airnple
4e.
..u
happ
if
he
tan
re-tetl
the
story
ol
the
big
r-
-
beat
t
by
"Lac
Salat
Pierre"
and
the
bear.
He
1
o;u
ui;
4r
teo,
"for
sure
I
catch
him
lots
of
sklc.
ra"
The
"old
man,
the
"old
woman"
and
tt
irti
kt
Urra
lamlly,
are
content
ai
seldom
paoptesr
:
ing!
so,
for
their
la
rich
heritage,
anil
beeutilol
i
m
r
f
j
tit
Lawrence
and
ils
thousand
trlbuun-
t'
t
.sji
Laurentian.
with
their
wooded
ir,
the
ft
u.it
and
myriad
streams
rive
tbem
s
rou
.u
a.
v.
t
etcelled
for
beauty.
Game
and
fkh
aboui.
I
at
hi
Wa
discovered
by
port
men
from
outsld.
M
t
trcst,
maUnonge,
the
big
black
bass,
bear,
der
a
-i
-
l
From
hbtoriana
tMHBtot
view
Quele
i
c
,
t
ground
of
the
continent.
Quebec
city
I
e
I
:t
souvenir
of
the
eatly
days
of
Canadian
sui
n
ifj
and
ft-captursd
sevtral
time
hex
dd
WJ
i
..t
tv
itt
mark
of
storm,
and
the
old
cannon
!.M
g
i
te
7
and
tha
approaches
to
the
citadel.
The
history
ft
Quebreit
thehbtoryefC
"
U
in:,
solditr
and
lioheer
etUr
eeh-havat
yh
:
a
rsri
part
in
the
tnakirg
of
It
Wilh
the
fair
Do
s
ai
1
UUng
memorial
to
their
valor
and
cour-
Qu
them
with
the
present
day:
their
lakh.
i.
'ilK
work
they
commenced
are
betng
preaerwi
"1
sms
on
by
tbe
present
generation.
The
rdics
a
tl
r
t.7
scattered
here
snd
there,
and
on
alrootlev-
"
'.m.
a
down
or
out
upon
the
most
modern
ie
,
rnsf
u
tbe
age.
the
railways,
ai.d
the
hugs
C
a
.i.
and
slkir
sleainahibs
at
the
doek.
but
lo
bl
tknr
Select
ELECTRIC
BREAD.
-rr
SUPPER-TIME
SUGGESTION
Serve
Electric-bake
Raisin
Bread
The
Whole
Family
Will
Appreciate
It.
Made
Fresh
Every
Day
at
the
Electric
Window
Bakeries
Third
Avenue
'
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
The
Hervicq
Store."
WC
CASH
CHEQUES.
A
Rents
For:
(
N.
and
S.
ENGINES
Terms
Arranged
To
8ult
Purchasers.
Phone
Blue
01,
lor,
several
limes
mayor
of
Van
couver.
He
made
a
close
run
Inst
I
elccllou.
but
was
defeated
by
I
he
I
.present
Incumbent,
Major!
Charles
Tlsdall.
Fx.
Mayor
Taylor
vows
Ihe
pecker
will
place
him
back
on
Ihe
mayor's
rlmlr.
It
happened
this
way:
Taylor
was
running
well
in
the
race,
bill
depended
upon
the
wofklug
inn
u
s
vole
In
win.
When
the
evening
cars
came
In,
howover,
with
their
passengers
returning
from,
work,
(here
was
a
breakdown
rind,
H
was
said,
thousands
or
working
men
could
not
.go
lo
the
polN
to
vole
nuer
uieir
supper.
The
Street
Car
Company
declared
that
n
woodpecker
got
on
the
line,
wiws
elect
rnciiled
and
lied
up
the
whole
system
for
several
hours.
When
the
cars
were
ruiiuinir
njrnlii
he.
pulls
were
Closed.
Mr.
myioi-
vows
u
was
a
"pul
up"
job
lo
lose
him
the
deciding
voles
from
llje
workers.
He.
will
mi.U
It
an
Ksne
at
the
election.
Advertise
In
1Iu
Dally
New.
LOGGERS'
CLUB
Sltuale
in
Iho
hl
Kiiitm
Hotel
HuildinK.
Rooms
to
Bnt
by
Day,
W
or
the
Month.
jlleam
l(cntcd.
Hot
nijd
fa'1'
Water
POOL
TABLES.
Flrsl-clsss
P-sstaursnt
I"
oonnecUon.
ST
James
Zarelll
-
ProprUdor.
St
Regis
Cafe
Prlnoe
Ruperfe
U-onfl
ResUurent.
A
i
Bakery
Unsurpssisd.
Third.
Avsnua.