PAGE
TWO.
I
Had
Bilious
Attacks
and
Stomach
Weakness"
Mrs.
Win.
Robirwon,
Yots-
Prevent
Export
Unmanufactured
Timber.
ker,
Suk.,
write:
"I
suffered
from
stomach
and
Iircr
trouble,
and
used
to
havt
bilious
attacks
so
bad
that
I
could
do
nothing
for
weeks
at
a
time.
Mjr
stomach
would
be
so
weak
that
not
even
a
drink"
of
water
would
stay
on
it
On
my
sisters
advice.
I
began
to
use
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills,
and
must
say
that
they
have
made
me
feel
like
new
woman."
DR.
CHASE'S
KIDNEY-LIVER
PILLS
On
pill
dcxe,
!5
Cent
boi,
all
dealers,
or
KdmauatNi,
Botes
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
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y
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of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITIOH
Thursday,
Dee.
f,,
1923.
Dr.
Sutherland's
Highway
Scheme.
The
.scheme
for
building
roads
all
over
British
Columbia
on
a
set
plan
extending
over
a
periiid
of
fiv?
years
will
meet
with
general
appropriation
from
the
people
of
British
Columbia.
Under
Ihe
scheme
northern
and
central
Brili-h
Columbia
are
lo
gel
a
good
share
of
the
appropriations
with
a
view
to
the
build
ing
or
a
highway
through
from
Prince
(ieorge
to
the
coast
al
Prince
Ituperl.
This
highway,
when
completed
will
be
one
of
Ihe
greatest
(ourisl
arteries
in"
the'
country.
It
will
link
up
thi-
city
with
Ihe
interior
in
"a
way
that
will
draw
the
people
eloer
together
and
tend
to
more
community
of
interest.
With
a
!
The
rcjMirt
of
the
debate
and
division
in
the
LegMature
migni
lean
some
p?opie
to
suppose
that
Ihe
British
Columbia
government
is
in
favor
of
the
export
of
log
from
this
province
.'is
a
general'
policy.
This
is
no'l
Ihe
"case.
There
is
arovincial
ftinbarpo
which
preeiils
the
export
of
logs
from
provincial
Juno-
im
hi
niicif
-
limner
leases
ami
most
or
the
land
in
the
province
is
held
that
way.
There
are,
however,
a
few
old
crown
grants
rrom
which
timber
may
be
exported
and
in
connection
vyilh-
which
the
provincial
government
has
no
-control.
I
The
provincial
government
has
no
power
to
place
a
duly
on
iuh
cxiiuneu
ueiuier
can
me
province
prevent
the
export
of
its
except
irom
meir
own
leased
lands.
All
matters
of
trade
and
commerce
come
under
Ihe
powers
ot
Ihe
Dominion.
An
example
or
Ihe
attitude
of
the
provincial
government
was
seen
a
couple
of
years
ago
when
a
local
Hrm
had
some
cedar
logs
(hat
could
be
marketed
lo
advantage
abroad.
The
government
refused
lo
permit
Ihe
export
of
these
logs,
even
though
i,c
f
owners
was
a
partner
of
a
member
of
ihe
provincial
cabinet.
Don't
Forget
Those
Who
Have
No
Homes.
Christmas
will
be
here
soon
anil
ihoP
U'lirk
liftf.
ntn....
friends
will
enjoy
Ihe
ssnson
in
Hie
old
fashioned
wav.
Tt,,.
are
some,
however,
who
have
not'
niaiiy
friends;
There
are
people
who
are
away
from,
home
and'
to
whom
an
invitation
to
Christmas
dinner
means
n
great
.deal.
Tb"re
nr
nuiil.K-
fiiinllii.
...i
:
i.
.
.,
'
......
iih
n
licit-,
wwiii
in
sickness
or
.mi.,
i
......r,
me
earner
nas
neen
unable
lo
provide
for
Ihe
festive
season.
This
is
the
lime
to
look
around
for
such
and
to
make
preparations
so
that
they
may
be
able
to
snjov
the
Chrit-mas
festival
as
well
as
others.
The
chief
joy
of
ChrMnin
conies
in
sharing
Ihe
joy
with
others.
Thirteen
Days
In
Which
To
Shop.
There
are
onjy
thirteen
mors
shopping
davs
before
Christmas
and
those
who
contemplate
making
purchases
might
do
well
to
remember
that
fact.
.During
Ihe
last
few
days
before
the
holiday,
he
shops
will
be
crowded
and
Ihe
salesmen
verv
rft
.,l
Wl"
m,ltn
"ore
MirricuJt
io'mnkc
goo.l
iseleclions
of
Christmas
gifts
under
those
conditions.
The
best
thing
to
do
is
to
make
the
Christmas
purchases
now
while
there
is
a
(rood
selection
of
articles
and
while
the
salesmen
have
lime
In
wait
on
customers.
.
tsw
I
i
-momr
roau
to
1
errace
I'ruice
Bupert
people
would
drive!
W
lo
that
delightful-centre
for
a
game
of
golf
and
return
the
sam?
evening.
It"
it
is
found
pontile
to
build
the
highway
up
the
.Skeena
gorge,
one
of
Ihe
most
beautiful
scenic
mutes
in
the
world
will
be
opened
up.
It
will
excel
anjlhingthe
Columbia
valley
has
to
offer,
and
it
today
i
looked
upon
as
Ihe
greatest
scenic
motor
road
in
the
country.
The
linking
up
of
Ihe
farming
communities
of
the
interior
will
be
a
great
benefit
to
the
settlers
and
will
tend
to
make
farm
life
more
attractive.
'
'
If
Dr.
.Sutherland
can
carry
out
his
plan,
we
venture
to
suggest
he
will
have
the
wholehearted
support
of
Ihe
whole
of
central
British
Columbia.
MAIN
ami
wind
Skip
all
drear
Thai's
Ihe
kind
of
weather
here.
Then
at
lal
The
rain
i
lat
Ami
the
,ky
once
more
i
clear.
Slicker
sroc
o(T,
Itisbliors
we
dofT
.nt
who
cares
a
hang
for
Ihe
:faon.
We're
.ueklet
in
hone
Taught
never
to
mope
Hul
lo
fail
to
forget
is
hizh
treason.
RESPONSIBILITY
will
(neVer
IHe
on
your
shoulders
as
Jon?
as
there
J
a
chip
there.
THE
ideal
huhand
is
the
one
who
shaves
just
as
regularly
af-
ler
marriage
as
he
did
before.
DISCRETION
j
ie
arl
of
re-
reiving
Christmas
prpspnls
without
indicating
the
true
feeling
f
(hp
rpcipi'pnt.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Ptinc
Rupert
The
I'atlulln
save
(he
railing
vote
in
favor
of
preparing
the
bylaw.
.
Fred
Walrin.
A.
F.
Knighl.
O.
A.
McNieholl.
J.
V.
pntlPr.
I.
Vandrply.
L.
M.
Defier,
D.
O.
rveyser,
.vioeri
naviiison,
liiibpr'
barrislpr
of
New
Jiurrowes
ami
Percy
Market!
s
were
plecle.l
to
menuerstifn
in
the
Princ
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
last
nighl
at
lb
first
ineelinp
of
lb
board
held
in
the
new
publicity
bureau
on
Second
Avenue
The
Sons
of
England
lodgre
of
this
cily
ha
elected
tb
fol
lowing
officers:
Past
President.
II.
Silverside's;
President.
T.
Silversides;
Vic
Prsidenl.
Frank
Salter;
secretary,
H.
Birch:
lreanrer,
C.
T.
Beward:
chaplain,
C.
F.
Kemp;
insid
srtianl,
Hpnry
Smith;
firl
jruidp.
W.
II.
Kirk;
second
pubic,
C.
Case;
third
guidp,
V.
P.
fiar-nell;
fourth
yuide,
.1.
Hutchinson;
fifth
mid.
Albert
Wild;
sisHi
?uidp.
William
Booth;
pianist,
W.
.1.
Brifps;
auditors.
E.
D.
Johnson.
A.
Cutbbprt
and
S.
M.
N'pwion;
IhisIpps,
W.
.1.
Bripgs,
E.
II.
Honpyman.
and
A.
E.
Clarke;
delegale,
F.
A.
Ellis.
BLACKS
OF
SOUTH
naliv
labor
rcnlly
wcnl
Mocbudi,
across
Hip
Transvaal
border
of
Bechuanaland
nrolpp-
Pintles
trolling-
out
on
Hie
fare
in
titlier
jnrl
of
Ui.ImkIj
I
i
ure
ft
fa
lhl
il
bbKl
It
mil
in
pruwr
lur.
While
Ihe
kln
It
Ih
olivet
of
Hie
t-
tfk
lh
real
wt
or
the
dliwtiM
U
In
lli
IjIihkI
on
srriMinl
or
Hi
entire
rlrru-latlon
lliir
fMilMjni-d.
llurd.Mk
bI.hmI
lllttrrs
aulrklr
ind
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Thursday
December
d,
l&jj
Thc
Man
in
the
Moon
1
CANADIANS
IN
SAYSt-
POLITICAL
LIFE
GREAT
BRITAIN
Sir
Hamap
Greenwood,
Colonel
Grant
Morden
and
Nnmber
of
Others
are
Candidates
LONDON,
Dee.
....
ny
Ka,,,,.
dian
Pre..).
To
many
Canadian
who
are
wnlrliintr
the
pre-nl
political
liatlle
in
the
I'nil-cl
Kinjrili.ru
with
'more
lhan
ordinary
interest,
holh
hecau
of
the
realiznment
of
irhlitiral
parlies
and
of
thp
tariff
iup.
which
alTects
(hp
Dominion
owing
lo
Ihe
Baldwin
Oovernment's
promise
of
Ihe
.extension
of
Ihe
preference,
I
here
is
an
added
interest
in
Ihe
fact
that
among
Ihe
candidates
for
parliament
are
several
Canadians.
The
include
men
whose
names
are
known
through.
ml
the
Dominion.
Somp
of
them
have
bpn
in
llril-ih
public
life
for
some
lime
and
other
(comer
in
strife.
are
comparative
new
Ihe
arena
of
parly
Sir
llamar
rireenwood
is
per-Imp
lb
outstanding
Canadian
in
the
rontp!.
II
was
a
Liberal
member
of
Hi
British
l(oup
off
Commons
for
York
from
limfi
in
council
win
.unm,,,
10Irt
.
-
Slln,i-r,iin.l
a
ttylaw
to
Ihe
opolIp
at
llm
r,...
mm
i.
in
u.
.......
.i
r.rc.ion
on
me
nues,,n
oi
real.!
in
Sunderland
in
lb
last
frimnl
itir.
!
fMn.l.ic.
In
....
....
...
.
.
1
"
-.
nit-'
nanara
I
elerlli.n
tin!
I
.urn.ri
lh
Prince
Rupert
Hydrn-Eleclrir
'Liberal
candidal
in
that
con-
l
m
.
a
I
wf.
inr
.iiimii
ui
iixni
anil
c;-
nmn.
.,r.
power
if
Mi
pny.
.U
a
meet-U
bom
a
haronrlrv
.
innhrn.l
z
yesterday
afternoon
Aid.
'in
1015.
U
an
VnclUh
Priw
Naden.
Aid.
Leek
and
Aid.
Mc-
'councillor
an.t
also
an
an
Iriit.
i.aery
vol.!
in
favor
of
sub-prriy
Councillor;
milting
the
by-law
and
Aid.
Mail
land,
Aid.
Kerr
and
Aid.
Dybhavn
voted
against.
Mayor
II
wa
Chief
Spcrelary
for
Ireland
in
lhpaU
pbas
of
Ih
urillled
Irih
situation
prior
to
lb
stablih-mpnl
of
!h
Irish
Free
Slat..
H
lias
been
Un.ler-Spcrrlary
of
Slal
for
Bom
AtTairs
and
Spcrelary
of
lb
Ovrspa
Tradp
Dpparlmpnl.
.
II
i
jl
barrislpr
and
bpneber
of
f!
ray's.
Inn
and
a
Brunswick.
An
ex-newspaper
man.
and
of
a
vpry
rharmincr
personality,
b
ha
a
host
of
friend
throughout
Canada.
Company
Promoter
Ll.-Col.
Walter'nrant
Morden
i
another
Canadian'
of
promin
nr
in
Ih
pleclidn.
A
Conspr-
valivp
in
iolilic.,'
h
has
rejir
spntPd
Hip
Brentforil
and
Chi-wick
diviion
of
Mid.llpsex
sine
1014
and
i
azaih'a
Candidafp
for
that
constilupncy.
Cd.
Morden
I
noted
as
a
promoter
of
hip
pnlprpri
and
a
financier.
II
is
Hip
founder
of
Hip
Canada
SlPambin
Line.
Limited,
and
the
British
Empir
Sleel
Corporation,
Lid.
II
founded
the
British
Common
wealth
Union.
Captain
Drummond
MacDon-
ald,
barrister
of
lb
Inner
Tempi,
London,
a
relative
of
the
lale
Sir
.lohn
A.
Mardonahi.
I
a
Canadian
contesting
Hip
Isle
of
Wijrhl
in
Hip
Conservative
(n.
Ilprpst
asruin!
Major-On.
J.
E.
B.
Seplpy,
Liberal.
!
f
1
M
a
I
AFRICA
FORM
UNIONin-M
V
M.P.,
formerly
of
Monl-
!ral,
a
barrister
of
lb
Middle
JOIIANNESBURO.
Dec.
6
TIip
J'mP'
with
a
dilin?ulliPd
blacks
of
South
Africa
are
adopt-
war
rrd.
is
seekin?
re-ppc-injr
labor
union
method,
A
"n
a"
a
Liberal
in
Soulba'
number
of
farmprs
who
rpaiiirp.i.'-"ul"warK'
-MPxamiPr,
a
Oynenioer
oi
the
law
firm
of
loralP.
and
nut
Ibpir
case
hp-lfn
war
om
191
(
lo
191
forp
chief
IsanK.
The
chipf
rp-'wi"'
Canadian
Expeditionary
plipd
that
bis
ppoip
wptp
or-Kanizing
a
nalivp
labor
union
willi
a
view
lo
resmlnlinsr
watrea
Davidson,
Wainwrivhl.
Alex
ander,
A'
Elder.
Monlrenl,
served
and
as
soon
as
it
was
formed
fiaH.
formprly
Ihe
farmers
could
annlv
lo
it
w,l
organised,
and
gp
all
Ihe
native
labor
they
commanded
wanted.
AN
AWFUL
ATTACK
OF
PIMPLES
ALL
OYER
HIS
FACE
Force.
Montreal
Man
Ll.-Col.
Andrew
'
Hamilton
Ihe
of
Montreal,
equipped
and
riirnimiy
unniMi's
pimpim
iihJ
m
oilier
returned
for
Northwest
f.r
iii-
ir,...i.i.
....
.,
....
en
iii
the
blood.
Mr,
Cairad
Amlerson,
keirield.
Sak
write!
"A
year
am
I
bad
an
anfnl
Princes
Pat
ricia's
Canadian
Light
Jnfantry
and
won
dislincfion
in
lb
war
during
wbicJi
,b
was
severely
wounded
and
was
mentioned
in
despatches,
is
standing
a.
'
h
ConspnaMv
candidal
in
Hip
Taunton
Division
of
Somprspt-shire
in
opposition
In
Ihe
Liberal
member,
.1.
Hope
Simpson.
IH.
Hon.
Thomas
James
Mr..
Namara,
former
Minister
of
La-bur
and
formpr
Financial
Secretary
lo
the
Admiralty,
Is
a
native
of
Montreal
aiid
has
been
pro
minent
in
public
affair
in
England
for
many
ypars.
He
was
Capiber-
1922
as
a
National
Libpral,
and
is
now
the
Liberal
candidate
for
the
riding;
A.
W,
Haycock,
Ihe
Labor
tak
of
pimples.
Tiiey
broke
out
all
..,'fandldal
in
WInchestpr,
is
a
mj'
face
and
I
rould
not
set
rid
of
iliem
son
of
Joseph
Haycock,
of
Adol-ln
any
way.
One
dar
a
friend
told
Ine'phuslnwn.
Onl
lenilep-oi1
Mip
ab.t
,-o,lr
B.ird.H-k
Btood
Bltlers
and
leti
.
",
7
,T
'
me
have
.
brrtlle
he-had
to
.pare.
Aflerl1
a,r0nS
"f
Jn,l'IS(ry
when,
thai
nuns
it
i
noticed
a
rhanae.
so
I
bnuirht
organization
was
fighting
lo
lurrr
m're
ooinea,
and
now
I
don't
know.
make
itself
there
u
sueli
ftilnr
aa
plmptea."
Ontario
fell
politically
in
B.H.B,
Is
ininiifaeiiired
only
by
The
T.j
Major
John
Elsdal
Molson.
wiiburn
co,
i.ilUed,
Toronto,
ont.
m.D.,
CoalilioniUiiionist
membor
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fins
of
50
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100
of
the
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of
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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Thursday,
Otcember
6
:
High
11:10
a.m.
2.fl
f
Low
5:29
a.m.
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18:22
p.m.
1.9
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Friday,
December
7
Hiali
0:31
a.m.
?o.t
ft.
12:2
p.m.
.
2.1.0
"
Iiw
15:20
a.m.
5.8
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19:10
p.m.
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ACT.
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cite
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of
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Canal;
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of
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hundred
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.renl.
tiatd
AmrmUr
tllh.
tS.
I
PSIOBATa.
in
TNt
suratMi
court
or
SRITISM
COLUMBIA.
In
the
Matter
of
Ihe
Administration
Art
and
In
the
Matter
at
the
rtal
"f
C.uilate
l-aiirtn.
iereaed:
IllleMSIe.
TAkr.
viTin:
thai
i
a
M-.nned
Admlnutrator
of
Ihe
Kti
or
lluUe
Unrln.
dreeaed.
and
all
name
hirlnr
rlalmt
aralni
the
raid
FMate
are
lierebr
required
lo
rurnlen
Hine,
prtKrly
eM
ried
to
me.
on
or
Iwfore
the
th
ilir
or
January.
A.
P.
191.
ami
all
panlea
In-
nehted
la
Hie
Pone
are
reriulred
lo
par
Im
auuHinl
of
tlielr
IndehtedneM
to
nie
rorihwllh.
TIIOS.
W.
lir.llSF..
orflrlal
Adrnlnliuator,
rrtnee
rlupert,
n.C.
Paled
ibU
ih
day
or
lieemler.
I9fl,
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
.Restaurant.
A
Battery
Unsurpassed.
Third
Avenue.
THE
Valentin
DAIRY
Cor.
McIJrble
and
Fifth
West.
MILK,
CREAM
AND
BUTTER
RETAIL
Phone
SS7.
,rr-STili"5l
Cigarettes
-"Medium.
Mora
Sold
lhan
all
ofrcr
brands
combined
V
What
you
have
been
looking
for
SOMETHING
NEW
Good,
and
Cheap
V
have
a
wonderful
Xma
stick
of
TOM
SMITH'S
FAMOUS
YULETIDE
CRACKERS,
imported
direct
from
Loudon,
England.
All
Ih
fun
of
th
-fair
it
Hit'
festive
lable.
The
(JntcKer
are
Ihe
arnic
of
workmanship
and
each
one
contain
it
delightful
gift.
See
Iheui
in
uur
window.
riiurpaeil
for
table
decoration
.Sole
Agent
for
PURDY'8
FAMOUS
CANDIES,
put
up
in
beautiful
Nnia
boxes.
Hay
it
with
Purdy'
and
make
a
killing'.
TOM
SMITH'S
IMPORTED
TOY
AUTOS,
TRAINS,
ETC.,
FILLED
WITH
CANDIES.
Just
the
thing
for
Uc
Xma
SlocVing.
To
introduce
Ihes
famous
giMwl
(o
the
public
of
Prince
Muperl
we
are
offering
Ihem
at
the
low-sl
price
eyei
(pioled
in
Ihe
nly.
Prince
Rupert
CIGAR
STORE
Third
Avenue.
We
Cash
Cheques.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
I
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
S.S.
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Vancouvrt
Victoria
and
Seattle,
November
30,
December
19,
January
4
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway,
November
26,
December
15,
31
8.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butsdale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.v
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday
at
1
p.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Pull
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
Oeneral
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
8treet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Nanaimo
-
Wellington
COAL
DOUBLE
8CREENED!
LA8T8
LONGER!
Real
Satisfaction.
Cheapest
In
Long
Run!
NO
8HALE
OR
ROCK!
COAL
GUARANTEED!
PROMPT
DELIVERY.
Albert
&
McCaf
fery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
664.