PAQU
TWO
Every
Fragrant
Cup
of
SALAD
A
GREEN
TEA
gives
supreme
gratification.
than
any
Japans.
DAILY
KDino.n
New
Markets
And
New
Industries.
What
we
need
now
y
new
markrl
II
H-tes
Finer
Bur
a
package
today.
The
Daily
News
;
FRINGE
RUPEKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenua.
H.
P.
PULLEN.
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
rit
llehverv
hv
mail
or
f.impr.
ter
month
....
.11.00
.nday.
October
.
193.
Industrie.
That
i
what
il
-eeni!
we
ar
likrly
lo
grt
hiirss
should
win,
the
Britisher?
are
good
losers
and
are
willing
to
congratulate
their
.opponent
on
hi
sifree-
Mackenzie
King
Is
Making
Self
Name.
premier
Mackenzie
King
i
making
a
name
for
himself
in
England.
He
is
being
feled
and
dined
and
is
-very
day
in
coni-any
with
lheldggest
men
in
the
Empires
The.
result
of
the
asso
ciation
should
be
beneficial;
While
there
may
he
no
very
clear
and
definite
policy
evolved
at
Ihe
conference,
Ihe
exchange
of
..f
n
.
II.
It!
I-
11
.11
'
'
,
,
.
.
irvi
.inn
me
roooiiig
iioiiiocrs
wiin
oiner
greai
men
snmild
have
a
good
effect
on
all
those
who
allend.
Does
Not
Like
Coast
Range
Steel.
x
.
Ihe
British
Columbia
division
Of
the
annadian
Institute
or.
Mining
and
Metalluriry
has.condftmned
the
whfmc
to
bonus
the
(Uinsl
Range
Steel
Co..
cjaimipg
thai
it
could
not
he
a
financial
success
and
thai
the.
taxpayers
would
have
lo
hear
the
bur
den.
They
also
objected
tojh?
plan
of
Ihe
company
to
get
iron
ore
from
Mexico
and
coke
from
the
stale
of
Washington.
This
it
was
slated
would
be
of
110
value
to
British
Columbia.
ALASKAN
PAPER
AND
THIS
PORT
Ketchikan
Chronicle
Wants
Know
Why
all
This
"God
Save
the
King"
Canadian
Lobby
to'
ALASKA
FOR
ALASKANS
Takes
Exception
to
Interview
I
.With
Attorney
General
In
Vancouver
Under
the
heading
"laowrt
wjlh
Alaska,
the
Ketchikan
Ala
-Is
!Chroniele
ha.
the
following
editorial
article,
in
a
reeen
nnm-'her
Very
intereslias
indeed
w
a
ihe
dialrh
on
October
10
that
John
Rotgard.
attorney
general
'ot
Alalia.
1
on
hi
way
hack
to
w
aiin?tnn
w
h
ef-e
with
the
a.
liarVr
of
Delegate
lan
fMither-Ian.l
be
will
fishl
for
the
repeal
of
the
Alaska
clause"
of
lb
Jones
shipping
bill
ami
to
"have
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire
and
the
United
States,
-Prinee
Rprt
made
the
principal
Ip
advance,
per
year
16.00
'I'1"
f,ir
Alaska.
Not
only
is
lhf
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance.
ter
year
17.50
interring,
but
jtj
-.source.
Vanntiitrr,
Hritlh
(Uil.
-Transient
Di.nlav
Advertising
11.40
per
inch
oer
insertion
'".
'
intrtsvilng.
even
is-
Tiransient
Advertising
on
Front
Page.
..
.,....,.12.30
per
ineb
''ni,ran'-
.
i
r
i
.
"jr.-
i,...
a
ii-iiaii
emanate,!
i-om
,
LHJCil
ncaurn,
insnuvu
yri
wv
I
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
.
.
.
.2e
per
word
J,'nu
"r
3','rar?1
.....
In
lh
J,,.T
I
tnl
Vnlire.
each
insertion
"
,
ISe
ner
te
lino
;IPr
the
departure
f
tbr
TELEPHONE
St
ember
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
iattorney
general
that
If
wti
go-j
inx
bark
to
Washington,
In
fry
loj
put
Prince
Rupert
n
the
map.)
Ami
vriainly
no
great
publicity)
.
Kiti-n
it
worn
iip
was
paII-
jlhrousb
Kelehikan.
Bui
In
Van-iromer.
Brilisb
Columbia,
where
fhi
hemic
work
for
t!ana"da
will
for
iur
product
and
newJt.
,,
arm-rciated.
u,e
new-
is
In
eoiintr)
like
Ihis
tbire
is
plenty
of
noni
ftir
fihiug
ititlii-lne!,jrr-a
enlhuiain.
of
variou
kinds
in
addition
to
ihr
parking
holier-
whrrf
lnj-
ment4f
freh
flh
are
made
to
the
ea-tern
niarkeL
On
Mime
puWir
ir-aiMii
.Manager
T.
II.
JtihiiMiii
of
the
Oild
Storage
plant
prophe-ied
thai
a
day
would
roms
when
there
would
be
many
fih
eiiriiig
etallihnieut
here,
when
in
particular
I
he
rod
and
the
herrtng
Would
he
utilized,
and
when
the
city
would
lr
known
even
mors
than
he
i
lixlay
as
a
fiherie
centre.
It
would
eem
from
an
article
published
in
this
paper
Sat-,
iirday
thal'Frauee
i
looking
to
thi
rt
to
Mipply
her
with
fih.
Trial
.hiinienl
are
to
lie
made
and
if
ttiee
are"
.uec
sfiil,
others
will
follow.
It
may
he
that
in
the
future
we
.hall
not
he
dejendeiil
on
Ihe
United
States
for
a
market
and
then
we
.'hall
not
need
to
worry
ov?r
urh
things
as
protective
duties.
Day
Of
Glutted
Market
Is
Past.
The
day
of
the
low
halibut
prjee
as
a
result
nf
a
glutted
mark-t
is
paL
ThKis
ihie
very'
largely-
lo
the
excellent
rail
way
service
which
makes
it
possible
to
keep
the
fii-h
(ravelling
to
the
renlres
of
population
with
as
little
delay
as
rM-ilile
Eve
u
greater
speed
may
y-l
he.
attained
when
arran?emenls
are
made
for
fast
silk
trains
over
the'
line,
hven
though
the
shipments
of
halibut
this
year
have
Keen
greater
than
ev?r,
the
price
has
seldom
gone
low.
Buyer?
have
taken
advantage
of
cold
storage
facilities
and
the
demand
has
he;n
steady.
Disappointed
Over
International
Race.
Many
people
were'disappointed'ovr
the
result
of
the
in
ternational
racs
on
Saturday.
Papyrus
does
not
seem
lo
have
come
anywhere
near
winning.
The
general
opinion
seemed
to
be
that
the
change
of
climate
and
Ihe
trip
across
the
ocean
would
upspt
the
visiting
racf
r.
.much
imerei
was
uixen
in
ine.mg
race
nere
a
wen
as
elsewhere.
While
the
wi-h
was
general
that
the
British
Lal
?-ar.
the
Canadian
lobby,!
with
Ihe
awl
of
IfcIe?ate
Mrth-r-Hirrtl
an.l
Allorii'l
General
RuL
card.
ktlfed
Ihe
pofndexier
amixlmnl
to
the
tariff
jneaiire.
rfreby
Canada
was
able
to
re
tain
the
linn
s
share
of
the
bejie-fit
of
!h
fihrie
of
the
Xorth
Pacific
Ocean,
ta
the
delrjment
of
every
town
ha
Soiilhealern
Alaska.
'
But
that
was
not
enotich.
They
now
rnu.l
sn
bark
to
aisi
jn
makin;
Prince
Rupert
a
hippinz
xtnl
and
at
Ibe
lime
when
Can.
aila
wa
preparing
In
bow
lo
the
tnevitabl.
Proif
of
the
state-
nnnttbat
Canada
wa
reparlnff.
i
"
mrei
ine
terms
nt
Jones
liip-
pinp
bill
for
the
benefit
of
Ameri
can
shipping
was
shown
in
the
I'rinr-
lluprt
Ihiily
News
under
dale
of
Oefoer
1.
In
an
inter
view
with
F.
.
Iaw-sm
wb
had
jul
retnrne.
In
Prince
Rupert
after
a
meeiins
of
(be
Board
of
llireclors
of
the
fanadiau
Na
tional
Railways,
it
was
said:
American
Owned
Boat
At-s.iiiaiii.iis
are
umler
way
willi
a
fair
proprrt
of
linjf
earned
through
with
a
view
of
pul-linp
on
an
American
ownetl
boat
for
loral
passenger
srire
le-
tween
Prinre
Ruprt
anl
Alaskan
ori.
A
Canadian
owneil
boat
is
not
allowej
lo
operate
under
American
shipping
laws."
Phis
is
a
certainly.
That
enalor
Jones
when
be
inerted
Hie
Alaska
clause
ili
so
for
the
benefit
of
the
Territory
of
laka
and
for
American
ship.
pinyr
'He
wns
not
imbueii
wilh
Canadianisin;
nir
did
he
have
any
des'fre
to
Injure
Alaskan
towns.
His
measure
was
ronslrurlive
an-l
llioimh
it
lias
beofi
fought
slren-uoiisly
by
Ihe
big
Canadian
rail.
way
Inlrresfs
for
several
years
even
at
a
disadvantage
In
them.
selves
with
Ihe
hope
of
bringing
about
ils
repeal.
Ibey
are.
now
about
lo
give
in,
as
witness
(he
Daursnn
interview.
Terminal
Rates
If
the
Jones
bill
remains
effec.
THa
uAlLiXiftswn
Monday,
OetcAtn'iti
is?
tiiUJr
a
famaj
You
11
Like
.ifsi
un
VjhH
.
itsv
1
w
Creamy
Flavor!
pOR
yourself
and
your
family,
try
Carnation
today!
Forget
all
your
former
ideas
of
"tinned
milk."
Note
Carnation's
test;
the
creamy
flavor
of
milk
purity
imparted
by
the
high
.
quality
of
the
fresh
milk
used
and
by
our
scientific
sterilizing
(heat
ing)
process.
Realize
this:
Carnation
U
100
per
cent
cows'
milk
curan--,we4t
pure.
Nothing
is
added
to
it,
not
even
sugar;
nothing
1$
removed
except
part
of
its
natural
water,
which
is
evaporated
to
reduce
the
bulk
and'give
you
doubly-rich
milk
in
convenient-sized
containers.
This
doubles
the
proportion
of
cream.
All
health-giving
food
elements
remain
intact.
;
Therefore,
Carnation
is
perfect
for
creaming
coffee,
cereals,
V
fruits,
vegetables,
etc,
and
for
all
other
milk
and
cream
use.
You
will
be
satisfied
with
Carnation.
Ask
your
grocer
to
deliver
a
aupply
today.
Use
it
and
convince
yourself
that
it
i
the
only
milk
aupply
needed
for
your
home.
Carnation
Milk
live
the
resuii
will
be
that
South-eaue
of
ihe
high
price
of
silk,
eaxlern
Ata.ka
eities.
will
ulli-.
uiately
get
terminal
freights,
and
that
good
ran
be.
landed
in
!Miutbealrrn
Alaka
lowms
from
the
easl
ipjite
as
heaply
a
Hiey
can
le
umieii
at
I'nnrr
niip-rl
or
at
Sealll-
or
Vancouver.
And
they
wilt
be.
Further.
Hie
Alakan
towns
will
then
le
Ibe
distribu
ting
points
for
all
the
outlying
ee.iion
and
for
the
mining.
fishing
an.)
limber
industries
back
of
each
of
them;
not
prince
Rupert
as
the
delegate,
the
-Attorney
Oneral.
the
Canadian
railway
interests,
and
Ibe
people
of
Can.
ada
wanL
Fortunately
for
Alaska,
the
territory
has
a
governor
who
is
not
falling
for
the
aims
of
the
allorney
general
and
Ihe
delegate,
When
be
pase.
through
Vancouver
on
bis
way
o
Washington
he
gave
Utile
aid
or
comfort
to
Ibe
Canadians
on
the
question
of
Ihe
repeal
of
Jones
shipping
act.
The
Prince
Rupert
Haily
News
of;
October
1st
gave
the
following
version
nf
the
viH
in
Vaneouvpr
of
the
governor:
Alaska's
Need
"Although
transportation
is
nrobably
Alak's
'piil
pressing
need,
ilovernor
Scot
I
C.
Bone,
of
Hie
northern
territory,
does
nnl
believe
there
will
be
any
amend,
meuls
to
existing
United
Plates
eoalwsi(
regulation
lo
allow
of
Prince
Rupert
(aking
KeaMe's
tdace
as
the
shipping
point
for
tbe
territory.
This
opinion
was
pressed
by
OoVeriior
Bone
last
week
iii
Vancouver,
which
city
he
isiled
while
on
hjs
way
lo
Vah-'iiglon
where
be
will
spend
nejt
month."
Why
all
this
"Cod
ave
Ihe
King"
business
and"Iown
with
vlasla'nn
the
part
"f
the
dee.
xale
and
Ibe
ntlnrncy
general?
it
Is
a
niiandry.
A
belter
slogan
is
"Alaska
for
Alaskans,
and
Alaskans
for
Alaska,
and
all
for
merira."
Tbe
Man
in
tbe
Mew
j
SAYSi-
J
.
isejirf-ajiiasin
ii
ij
faei
n
m
anaj-i
WAGKis
have
to
be'
high
be.
100
ptr
cent
milk
"fhm
Ctnttnted
Civs'
IF
your
rylinilers
become
car-
bonizeil,
ue
higher
grade
furl.
A
flIRL
who
says
she
has
never
been
klsseu
wouM
make
a
SihhI
wife.
It
shows
she
witling
lo
forget
Ihe
iiast.
IF
a
man
is
a
failure,
he
goes
lo
the
penitentiary
or
Ibe
poor
house.
If
Ie
is
a
great
success
tie
has
lo
go
to
a
sanitarium.
WIIKN
you
hear
of
a
man
being
driven
to
drink
you
will
know
pretty
well
b
was
drhen
lo
il
in
a
limousine.
IF
ieople
only
got
what
was
coming
lo
I
hem.
it
surely
would
be
Hell.
NOW
that
Homo
i
home
we
shall
have
o
look
for
some
other
eicilenienl.
Bonxo
ItONZO
with
Ibe
bullish
bead
What
a
'.'a)
life
yiHi
have
led!
How
Ihe
boys
lhat
live
at
homo
Wish
lhat
they
could
also
roam!
Bonzo,
you're
a
beast,
a
biili,
But
no
one
dare
liir
leg
to
pull.
Like
the
flnz
you.
sailed
leneath,
Vou're
emblem
of
some
hidden
teeth.
I'ROFSOR
Sedgewick
nf
Ihe
University
or
B.C.
(hanks
Cod
lhat
he
i
not
an
Englishman.
A
lot
of
Englishmen
will
Jhnnk
O.nl
for
the
.mte
Ihing.
NOW
that
Ibe
ladies
huve
taken
lo
wolf
hunting,
bow
i
4
man
to
distinsuiah
himself
frrtni
Ibe
weaker
sex?
THE
meek
inherii
n,e
'"earth,
but
thai
is
about
alf
I
hey
g,..
Who
.wants
to
lite
on
earth?
IF
you
slop
lo
wonder
whether
or
not
you
are
hating
a
.pood
lime,
y,i
probably
are
no.
HUHBAM)!i,
Allevlionl
A
Mia.
lourl
man
dropped
deed
when
washing
dihe
for
Jil
wife.
Now
!ou
liae
ren
ahown,
lake
tbe
sson
to
yoursehe
If
you
dire.
WIIF-V
diamonds
ae
trumps,
I
always
have
plenty
of
spade
for
the
trump
In
lake.
IF
you
keep
on
stretching
the
truth
I'RI.NCF.
Rupert
le..pe
,ay
m
nasty
to
you
sometime,
but
think
bow
they
would
act
If
they
knew
you
belter.
I
MKT
a
man
coming
home
wet
and
cold
the
other
day
and
lie
said
be
fell
aa
uncomfortable
a
a
man
at
a
charily
baraar.
.0MH
are
known
By
their
splendid
work
And
oilier
groan
And
shrug
and
shirk.
ROMANCE
i
a
fine
thing
but
imagine
for
yourself
bow
a
girl
feels
when
she
find
the,
man
who
has
saveil
,er
life
I
already
married.
SKIT
is
understood
"an
ahll-gnmliling
rrunde
J
lo
be
started
llo
prevent
men
from
al!lntr
married.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pflnco
Ruprt
October
ta,
1t13.
mere
i
a
scarcity
of
vm
in,
tOWn
hul
Hie
iIli
a,
.......II
I
I
pecii
aide
to
purchase
six
Hum
dred
Ions
ni
7.50
per
Ion.
'
Heorge
Collins,
manager
My
Of
F
la
Ihe
Ktllrr
avorite
ecipes
3f
TKnij
7htJu.
Mufflne
H
ttAfpoca
salt.
1
UbWipooi
mar.
lsi
cap
Euur,
t
tsupuott
H
cap
Caruttoa
MUk.
t
tttisKi
Bitlt4
batur
or
atUtuts.
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