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DAILY
EDJTIOJI
COMMITTEE
TO
PREPARE
DATA
TO
PRESENT
TO
PREMIER
MCKENZIE
KING
At
the
meeting
of
the
council
of
.the
Hoard
of
Trade
in
the
police
.court
yesterday
afternoon
it
was
.decided
lo
appoint
a
committee
of
three
to
take
.uo
.a
number
of
.local
.matters
with
Pj-cinier
Mackenzie
King
mid
.the
other
members
of
the
cabinet
who
.urg
travelling
with
him
.on
the
forthcoming
lour.
This
committee
will
prepjare
a
memorandum
of
the
particular
needs
of
the
community
as
they
affect
the
federal
.government
and
.members
of
the
Hoard
are.
asked
Jo
send
-in
wriUng
any
suggestions
that
may
ho
.made
to
this
tmd.
'.
:
Advertise
in
the
Daily
Nows,
Thursday,
Sept.
25,
1921.
What
Shall
We
Do
During
The
Winter?
The
long
winter
is
facing
us
and
it
may
be
a
dreary
time
-with
nothiug
to
do
but
look
forward
lo
spring.
It
also
may
be
the
most
enjoyable
and
instructive
time
of
the
year
when'
the
long
winter
evenings
may
-be
utilized
to
.great
benefit
This
is
the
time
to
plan
the
winter
program.
It
is
evident
that
activity
is
desirable
and
that
it
sboflld
be
some
greater
activity
than
simply
attending
social
events.
Some
definite
purpose
might
well
be
achieved
without
interfering
with
tbe
work
that
is
being
carried
on
during
the
day
lime.
Learn
Something
Of
Definite
Character.
This
is
a
good
time
for
the
young
meji
or
young
women
to
learn
something
of
a
definite
nature.
Some
will
study
music.
Others
will
possibly
perfect
themselves
in
English
or
.make
a
study
of
French
or
some
other
langunage.
Art
work,
mechanics:,
radio
or
eleclriral
studies
all
offer
fields
lor
research
,or
for
developing
the
faculties.
.
So
far
there
has
been
no
announcement
in
regard
to
whether
there
will
be
a
night
school
.conducted
under
the
auspices
of
the
school
board.
Even
siiould
this
not
be
done
there
are
correspondence
courses,
private
tutors
and
much
study
jnay
be
carried
on
without
any
of
these
means.
The
library
lends
aid
to
thoe
anxious
to
study
and
tbe
services
of
the
librarian
are
always
open
to
them
to
help
in
the
selection
of
books.
Aimless
Life
Leads
Nowhere.
The
aimless
life
leads
nowhere.
Sports
and
games
will
en
gage
a
great
deal
of
the
attention
of
many
aud
others
do
evening
work
lo
help
augment
their
incomes..
Purely
cultural
subjects
do
not
receive
as
much
attention
today
as-they
should.
There
are
so
many
calls
on
ourlime
that
we
r'caunot
get
down
seriouslv
'
"
"
'
'
"
'
to
work.
'
Second
Language
Helps
A
Lot.
Learning
a
language
olher
.thanvourown
is
a
valuable
means
of
cultivating
the
intellect.
It
has
been
said
that
no
person
knows
the
English
language
until
fie
knows
at
least
one
other
language.
We
learn
very
largely
by
comparison
and
no
one
quite
appreciates
the
intricacies
of
English
until
he
has
learned
how
it
translates
into
French,
German,
Spanish,
or
some
other
language.
Make
Our
Homes
More
Beautiful.
.Efforts
to
make
the
home
more
beautiful
are
always
in
order.
Many
homes
are
very
bare
and
it
is
no
wonder
those
who
-live
there
prefer
to
spend
most
of
the
time
away
frouj
it
Tbe
walls
are
bare
and
dirty,
the
curtains
hang
awry,
the
furniture
broken
or
unpolished,
the
vtill
paper
lorn
and
everything
indicating
lack
of
interest
in
the
surroundings.
What
a
pleasant
contrast
it
is
lo
find
the
people
of
the
house
anxious
to
bave
everything
neat
aud
tidy,
the
decorations
in
keeping
with
the
surroundings
and
the
place
made
homelike
and
attractive.
It
does
jiot
e,ost
much
except
effort
lo
have
everything
neat
and
it
is
wonderful
how
w-e
learn
to
improve
ourx
taste
as
soon
as
we
begin
to
how
an
interest
in
making
the
most
-we
possibly
can
of
the
jHieans
at
our
:Oommaud.
.'
.
,
'
-
'"v
If
fixities
Make
For
Determination.
There
is
a
visitor
an
the
.city
who
says
he
takes
most
of
his
iPleasvire
from
his
garden.
He
grows
flowers
when
al
home
and
particularly
roses.
In
Prince
Rupert
gardening
is
not
as
easy
;as
jn
some
part
of
the
country
but
a
garden
here
well
repays
the
.efforts
of
the
.gardener.
It
is
necessary
only
to
look
at
the
results
.obtained
.at
the
government
fluildiugs
where
the
flowers
compare
quite
favorably,
with
those
raised
in
other
parts
of
the
country.
This
is
the
time
to
plau
the
garden
or
next
year
and
to
do
the
preliminary
work.
It
is
work
well
worth
while
and
is
of
.value
to
the
whole
community,
it
is
less
selfish
work
thai)
any
other.
ANGLICAN
PARSONS
MUSTCULTIYAIiyOJCE
j
LQiWOS,
Sept.
5.
Tnp
j
comedy
parson,
one
,of
the
.standing
jokes
on
the
English
variety
stage,
4s
threatened
with
extinction.
Willi
the
enthusiastic
support
.of
i
.he
Arehibishcma
nf
Canterbury
ami
York,
a
eciieme
as
imw
launched
in
tQclnber
pre-i
patun.g
for
Holy
Orders
in
(the
WhuiTli
of
England
will
he
d
in
the
a-jghi
jn-oductioiu
and
inanagemejit
if
oic.e.
TEIeJtdy
llie
uui
of
il.ooo
ihn.'
ieen
oured
do
meet
the
ex,peiu
ses
or
instruction.
Teachers
vill
he
assigned
to
train
pwitluction
aut
elocution
ito
dhe
end
that
all
clergymen
be
taught
t
.-read
and
ireacb
wHli
-".clear-ness,
.syiniuithy
and
reverencs."
Tbe
Man
in
the
Meon
!
I
SAYS.
It
is
no
secret
thai
ihe
emi
many
years
they
bave
continu
ously
subscribed
approximately
one-third
of
the
total
revenue
of
Uie
Province.
Drilish
Columbia
stands
where
it
does
.today
by
reason
or
ils
Jumher
industry.
One
jrifgul
be.tcmpte.d
to
nro
phesy
that
in
the
event
of
the
present
Royally
Act
remaining
in
lorce.
considerably
more
than
the
extra
taxation
it
provides
for
will
lie
spent
in
the
alleviation
of
.unemployment
conditions.
This
series
of
articles
.communicated
by
the
Timber
industries
.Council
of
Uritish
Columbia.
A
CRUEL
HUSBAND
Young
Wife
I
got
a
beautiful
diploma
from
the
oookinir
.uollejce
today,
and
I'-ve
cooked
this
or
you.
J'ow
guess
-what
.it
is.
HuKltand
(with
slab
.of
uuwdet
between
his
teethjTlie
diploma.
l
WEATHER
seems
Co
have
been
bothering
people
almost
every
where
this
year.
II
was
especial,
ly
bothersome
in
those
parts
in
I
tie
east
where
tornadoes
scoojed
up
1lie
houses
and
famed
them
to
smithereens.
THE
Lot's
do
not
all
live
on
farms.
o
THE
ice
fields
of
the
north
are
said
to
be
.advancing
and
ui
time
will
unce
more
eover
the
whole
of
the
northern
hemU
pbere.
As
it
will
he
a
million
or
more
years
before
thi
i
achieved,
the
auvil
brigade
Vis
not
yet
started
its
chorus.
WERE
it
not
for
the
unpleas
ant
memories
they
recall,
om'
might
paper
the
study
with
stock
certificates
purchased
in
un
guarded
moments
and
which
have
no
other
value
than
to
be
used
as
wall
paper.
TWO
Scotsmen
once
visited
Holland
and
not
being
able
to
Jay
tlieir
bands
-on
anything
else
they
brought
away
the
game
of
golf
and
the
civilized
world
has
jhad
to
pay
the
penalty
ever
since.
.
THE
grey
sguirrel
is
said
to
he
good
at
plauling
nuts.
I
think
I
shall
have
to
import
a
few
grey
squirrels
to
keep
around
this
town.
TWENTY
yrar
ago
socialists
and
others
were
foretelling
tbr
doom
of
civilization
wiliiin
a
very
few
-years
and
yet
the
poor
old
world
carries
-on
much
as
usual
only
a
tittle
better
all
the
time.
NOW
that
the
dull
time
myift
lias
been
exploded
for
this
fall
what
are
we
going
lo
worn1
about
THE
MENACE
OF
UNEMPLOYMENT
SHUT
DOWN
OF
MILLS
WOULD
RELEASE
ARMY
OF
LUMBER
EMPLOYEES
Royalty
-Act
Takes
Wane
Appro.
Delations
Instead
-of
the
Worker
gration
of
skilled
labor
from
this
province
is
causing
the
author!
lies
.serious
concern.
The
inability
of
a
community
to
maintain
the
quality
aod
quantity
of
ils
skilled
labor
supply
is
a
sure
and
eerlain
sign
that
ils
industrial
forces
are
in
economic
-diilicullies
The
forest
industries
of
JJril-
ih
Columbia,
which
gave
direct
employment
to
a
fourth
of
the
male
jpopulation
joS
this
province,
are
making
gallant
efforts
lo
combat
.overtaxation
and
at
the
.same
lime
keep
jnlacl
Ihe
great
industrial
army
nominally
de
pendant
upon
thein.
The
further
levy
on
the
raw
material
of
the
Urilish
Columbia
Umlr
induslry
which
will
auto
malicaUy
takejdace
at
the
begin
ning
of
next
year,
will
mean
the
Shut
down.
Of
the,
mills,
and
Hie
r'4oseiroin
.employment
of
the
largest
hody
of
workers
in
the
history
oflhe
province.
Workers
themselves
will
realize
that
jf
the
Royalty
Act
lays
hands
on
the
money
appropriated
to
their
w.ages
renedial
measures
become
a
mailer
of
great
dUUculty.
It
is
not
as
jf
the
limber
in
duslries
were
not.
fulfilling
Ibeir
uUligalions
to
Ihe
province.
For
THE
DAILY
1TEW3
T"hili&d;.y.
PLAYER
I
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
P.rince
Rupert
September
25,
1914.
steamer
Prince
Albert,
which
was
stranded
outside
Ihe
harbor
recently,
arrived
in
port
at
noon
today
in
tow
of
the
Salvor.
The
Albert's
rudder
is
broken
off
and
she
is
taking
water
freely
but
tier
pumps
are
quite
able
to
overcome
this.
Considering
the
fact
i
hat
she
was
at
first
believed
to
ue
a
total
wreck,
the
success
of
lie
salvage
company
wHs
quite
omplete.
Ttig
vessel
will
be
aken
south
for
permanent
re-airs.
'
v
It
seems
certain
that
another
urder-in-counojl
barring
Orientals
from
Canada
for
ix
months
is
lo
be
passed.
Capt.
H.
L.
Roberson
left
last
night
with
the
Henrielle
for
Vancouver
where,
afler
burning
the
vessel
over,
lie
will
make
ar
rangements
to
proceed
to
Eng
land
to
join
the
Navy.
FIVE
DOLLARS
FOR
A
VERSE
Competition
Commences
-to
De
termine
Who
Can
Write
Best
on
Set
Subject
A
rerse
competition
having
to
do
with
some
form
nf
nnimnt
life
such
as
a
bird,
fish,
animal,
insect
or
germ
is
about
to
start
in
this
paier.
The
verse
may
take
any
form
desired
such
as
an
ode,
quatrain
oreyen
the
nop
ular
;
limerick.
Tbrfw
nrues.will
he
.ollered.
5
for
first,
.$3
for
second
and
for
"third.
The
'verses
wilt
be?
published
as
submitted
but
Ihe
name
of
the
author
will
be
reserved
to
be
used
only
in
.case
of
his
winning
a
prize.
The
verse
should
be
neallv
written
on
one
side
of
thepaper
only
and
addressed
to
"Competi
tion
hditor,"
Dally
.News.
.No
manuscript
will
be
returned.
.Following
are
examples:
The
Tragedy
of
the
Bua
A
bug
awoke
in
the
evening
As
all
good
bed
hugs
do
He
took
many
a
bite
Ihroughout
the
night
And
he
heard
many
curses
loo.
And
then
tic
nulled
un
willi
bravado
His
hea'd
began
lo
swell
And
'he
look
a
last
nin
From
bis
victim's
npsc
lip
And
now
he's
a
victim
as
well.
A
;Dogs
Life
,
I'm
only
a
dog
Just
made
to
bark
Yet
always
ready
To
go
out
for
a
lark.
Hut
alas
and
alack,
1
raced
with
a
car
And
now
I
am
living
Where
wickeddogs
are
Jc
THE
D.C.M.
"What
.did
the
boss
suy
to
you
for
being
late
,on
iFriday.?"
;IIe
gave
me
the
"What's
that?"
,
v.
'"Uuu'i
come
Monday,'1"
GOOD
HEWS
FOR
BUYERS
OF
COAL!
i
Smne
fifty
years
ago
-n
j-e-jmarkable
eoal
was
discovered
on
i
Vancouver
Maud.
This
coal
.eaused
a
sensation
at
the
time
and
quickly
established
a
repufa-jtion
for
greatest
haL
very
IMMe
josh,
no
clinker
or
rock.
II
was
;
called
Wellington
coal.
Many
other
imnes
have
since
lieen
Mieen
onetied
au
Die
Island
and
the
name
"Wellington"
has
been
given
ie
IheHi.
Hut
Ihe
nubile
should
ntt
he
confused.
".Nil-,
uaimo-Wellingtoii"
Oital
has
Ihe
f
reputation
of
teifig
the
best
pd-emesUcer
steam
oal
muisd
u!
YaHciiuver
Island.
The
mine
has
j
an
outiput
of
3.000
tons
per
day
.which
is
surely
satisfactory
evi
dence
as
to
its
quality.
The
public
is
aulioaed
against
sUhstitAition
and
in
wder
ii
make
sure
that
they
gel
the
real
naimo-Wellrwgfon"
coal
"they
should
order
direct
from
Albert
&
MeCaffery.
Lid.
who
are
sole'
agents
for
this
r,oal
in
Prince
Hupert.
Their
phone
numbers'
are
14
C
and
5G4.
j
Yi
can
buy
a
ton
or
a
sack,
j
We
have
ow
emu
trucks
and.
team
and
can
give
nromnt
ser-i
vice.
f
TERRACE
NOTES
Jimmy
Tumbull
is
back
in
Terrace
again
for
a
fpw
days.
Ted
Hamer
aud
son
lefl
for
the
south
on
Monday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cole,
sr.,
were
passengers
on
the
west
bound
train
on
Monday.
STEWART
The
lent
house,
being
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Eraser
while
their
house
was
being
built,
was
'destroyed
by
fire
lat
week
while
they
were
absent.
JHiey
lost
all
their
belongings.
Pred
Roski
had
a
narrow
escape
from
serious
injuries
iast
.week
-when
a
telephone
pole
on
which
he
was
working
fell
over.
He
sustained
a
broken
rib
and
some
bruises.
Harold
Hlanton,
the
local
box-
TONIGHT-
Tomorrow
Alright
MRTabUU
slap
alok
ttaadachaa,
xallava
bilious
attaeka.
ten
and
ratulata
tha
limlnatlv
ergana.
mk
yau
fal
Una.
'BttrThan
nils
For
Liver
Ills"
"Delightfully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking."
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTE
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if
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uzzie
nigner
j
in
price,
but
t
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what
a
wonderful
T
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difference
a
few
j
!
cents
make.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.
LTD
8iUnn
from
Prim
Rujerl.
or
VAfCOOVER.
VICTORIA,
Ummd
Br,
,n4
Al.rt
Bay,
Tundt,
Era
for
VANCOUVtR.
VICTORIA.
Al.rt
B.,,
and
Swn.on
B.y,
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ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART,
Wilt.
I.l.nd,
Sund,
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Tor
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nlu
Rl.tr
CnnrlM,
Frldt,
A.M.
MS
2nd
At
Miud.
4.
B.rn.1.,,
Att.
rnnM
Rgp.u
g
'
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Making
wash
day
pleasant
Jaii
toe
Rinse
&here
yoa
used
lo
use
bar
leap
for
loading,
boiling,
or
in
your
Xahing
machine
mm
cr,
is
Yieiling
In
Seattle.
Miss
Leatha
iavi
of
Hyder
was
taken
to
Prince
Iluperl
Hospital
last
week
suffering
from
heart
trouble.
J.
K.
Urooks
of
J'rince
Iluperl
Is
relieving
in
the
local
branch
of
the
bank
of
Montreal
while
Gerald
Service
Is
south
tin
holidays.
Mrs.
T.
II.
Lee
and
son
have
j
arrived
from
Victoria
lo
join
Mr.
Leo
who
is
jn
the
plumbing
i
business
hern.
Mrs.
0.
F.
Hill
of
Hyder
is
on
a
trip
(o
Seal
lie,
San
Francisco
and
Los
Angeles.
--
Water
was
turned
on
for
Hie
first
time
this
week
in
Iho
new
ilume
to
the
Duuvvell
and
J
lacier
CiHiek
juities,
work
being
resumed
co-incideulally.
on
both
baldest
part
of
rasWay.
THE
rubbing,
rubbing,
robbing,
n
given
way
to
the
new
piclh?
of
soaking
the
clothes
dean
rithRnito.
This
wonderful
new
soap
gently
loosens
the
dirt
and
tbbrough
rinsing
leaves
things
white
"d
glistening
as
ou
never
'poulfr
jet
them
before.
Only
spots
where
the
dtrKguD0-in,
such
as
neck
bands,
cuff
and
the
like"
need
a
light
rubbini.
and
a
little
dry
Rinso
$.uled'
these
spots
quickly
makes
the
disappear.
4
Rinso
it
told
fcy
all
groctn
end
department
tlotu
Rinso
MADE
BY
THE
MAKERS
OF
IV
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
HATS
DEMERS'
Phone
27
P.
O.
Box
327