1
1
C
n
V
K
1
I
i
m
'
II
V
m
k,
is
V
vi
an
r
IT
s
;
coal.
Contract
Hates
on
Application.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITION
EEW
NUGGET
I
MAN
WAS
SHOT
Was
Probably
Lying
Down
When
Wound
Inflicted
by
44
Call-
bre
Bullet.
ti
J
ONLY
SKELETON
LEFT
JSJ
Several
theories
may
be
m'
vatiood
lo
account
for
I
ho
fai
of.
the
unknown
man
whose
bod
was
found
by
the
provincial
pol
jro
on
tho
beach
at
Klew
Xugget
li
in
fJrenville
Channel
south
o
hero
on
October
20
last
but
tin
11
mosl
likely
now
seems
lo
bo
tha
deceased
had
been
shot
on
boar.
II
some
vessel
several
months
au
and
his
remain.
thrown
over-It
board,
later
drifting
to
the
shor.
where
they
were
found.
The
loca
II
provincial
police
have
been
busv
11
running
down
all
possible
clues
Po
far
it
has
been
impossible
to
M
reach
even
an
Idea
of
idcnlificn-
lion.
Such
description
of'
the
roll
mains
as
it
has
been
possible
to
j
obtain
are
now
being
posted
in
ll
accordance
with
Ihe
instructions
of
a
coroner's
jury
which
sat,
orj
the
ease,
last
week.
1
I.-A
hole
and
fractures
in
Hi
'
skull
point
lo
murder
by
sbool-ii
ing.
The
bullet
hole
was
o
J
located
that
tbe
possibility
of
it
VH
having
been
self-inflicted
is
con-
sidered
unlikely.
The
man
was
M
probably
in
a
lying
position
when
the
wound
was
jnflieled
fori
the
lj
bullet
apparently
entered
from
above.
A
1
.-calibre
bulbil
was
I!
used.
J'
There
was'
nothing
in
Hull
pockets
of
Ihe
(lollies
lo
eslali-
tish
identity
and
Ihe
clothes
I
Ihemselves
were
of
a
very
or.liit-
ary
character.
The
remains
ron-vt5led
of
lillle
more
than
a
bundle
ofjiones
held
together
by
the
clot
lies
which-
fell
lo
pieces
when
touched.
Th'ese
clothes
eonsist-
eTof
a
light
-khaki
overshirl
with
collar
attached,
heavy
unshrinkable
undershirt
of
"Plastic"
make,
black
Sweater
coat,
dark
bjue
trousers
willi
white
stripe,
heavy
police
braces
and
leather
bell
wilh
nielal
buckle.
No!hoes
were
inunu
anu
mere
was
no
.0,TIip
teelli
offer
perhaps
Ihe
most
effective
means
for
possi
ble
identification
hut
some
of
lhoe
were
missing.
On
liie
up
per
jaw
there
was
a
gold
backing
lo
three
artificial
teeth
held
Mom.
lay.
December
8,
1921.
I
lie
beach
probably
by
bird
e.x-ri'pt
ihe
skull
and
trunk
which
was
fairly
intact.
These
bones
tvere
only
held
together
by
the
.lollies.
It
is
believed
that
the
body
vas
swept
in
by
(he
tide
to
the
oint
where
it
was
found.
A
eslerly
wind
may
have
assisted
1
blow
it
in
from
Hi"
north
and
issihly
from
the
sea.
The
skull
is
being
reiained
by
le
police
but
tlie
remainder
of
e
body
lias
been
buried.
10ME
BREW
WHISKEY
DEMORALIZES
INDIANS
j
nspeotor
Mead
Tells
of
Difficulties
In
Enforcing
Law
in
,
Manitoba
WTNNTI'F.O.
Dec.
The
in-liscriminate
peddling
of
home
row
whiskey
by
unscrupulous
vhile
men
to
Indians
settled
ilong
the
banks
of
Lake
Winnipeg,
and
of
'
the
northern
parts
of
Manitoba,
is
causing
appaling
reek's
trip
to
tho
far
north.
THIS
oils
lit
to
be
a
pood
tourist
city
pretty
soon
if
inler-esliiiK
old
ruins
are
any
attraction.
I
know
.eoral
and
they
were
yooi
fellows
once.
Afler
some
of
Ihe
things
we
and
hear,
a
high
powered
electric
wire
would
scarcely
give,
us
a
shock.
Till'
Prince
import
husbands
are
tickled
all
over.
Once
they
were
the
ones
who
wore
forced
lo
listen
but
now
Hie
barbers
take
part
of
the
burden.
MK.N
sometimes
lack
enthusiasm.
One
lime
I
know
when
this
happens
is
when
they
are,
asked
lo
iro
shopping
wild
their
wive.-.
Flapper's
Wall
.My
swoalhoart
is
a
lillle
slow-He's
clever
as
any
man
I
know
Hut
I
wish
he
were
a
Homoo.
I
KNOW
several
girls
.
who
would
like
a
diamond
ring
for
Hi"
third
finger
belter
than
any
other
Christmas
present
this
year.
A
FAT
chance
lliee
heavy
men
have
In
pel
thin.
I
KNOW
several
young
men
who
would
be
good
workers
if
it
were
not
for
those
eyes
of
tiers.
SIX
MONTHS
HARD
FOR
BEATING
WIFE
SSI
ITU
KHS,
pee.
ft.--a
special
silling
of
Ihe
County
Court
was
held
on
Thursday,
when
.lack,
llealon
appeared
before
Judge
I'.
ondllions
in
these
parts
of
the;
Sir
II.
Young
of
Prince
import
lo
irovince
according
to
F.
J.
Stead,
;nspeelor
of
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
who
recently
re-1
iirned
to
Winnipeg
from
a
throe
in
Okalla
wilh
hard
labor
answer
lo
a
charge
of
wife,
beating.
I..
S.
SlcOill
acted
for
the
Crown
while
the
defense
was
j
in
the
hands
of
II.
L,
llohinsnn.
Legitimate
business
men
-and
'Tins
prisoner,
was
convicted
ami
fur
traders
are
being
driven
out
,
sentence
reserved
until
Ihe
next
of
the
country,
declared
Inspect-)
morning
w
hen
His
Honor
or-o:
-Mead,
js.
Uie
result
of
the
un-
lered
Ilia!
he
serve
six
months
checked
activities
of
the
illicit1
;
trafficker,
who
he
said
secured
i
the
en.ire
fur
catch
of
the
In-
SMITHERS
dians
111
e.xhange
for
'hoolch.
....
.
...
which
for
Hie
'most
part
was
a
.
'
Ur,
"""""
l
'"P''""!;
'
vMe
coneoetion.
driving
tho
In-
,
'"'T
Ti""
"f
''
dlahs
craZy
with
resultant
dlsor-
,;:,,'a
''"'J!".
.
Hiddell
on
I
riday
afternoon.
der
and
crime.
"The
Indians."
asserted
Ihej
Inspector,
"are
being
slowly
but
sopaIv
ilAtiinnallTAH
inst
lhala
!'n
'""""'''.
when
;t
joint
bridge
conduct
is
causing
grave
anxiety
to
the
authorities.
Their
love'1':"".''.
wa"
hy
Mr--
A
for
whiskey
Is
such
that
thoy
would
dispose
of
their
dearest
possession
for
a
bottle
nf
m'oon-shine."
One
peddler,
according
to
In-
peclor
Slead.
afler
a
recent.
j
A
very
pleasant
evening
was
enjoyed
by
a
number
of
ladies
Slelnlyre
and
Sirs.
0.
Wall
at
Ihe
homo
of
I
lie
former
ori
First
Ave.
The
guests
made
up
seven
tables
the
winners
ebing
Sirs.
F.
Ilatl,
first.
Mrs.
.1.
Clavering,
second;
and
.Mrs.
J,
n.
Holslon,
third.
I'll,
llirm.
IIIII11UIIL
IIHI-KI
...
.
.....
will,
i.im
in
vinni..
si
iaa
diaries
iMiiriss,
an
Indian
of
a
total
nf
l.r,nn
paid
to
a
cpr-Hrr"M
"
a
h.i,rs,
"lMinn
tain
band
of
Indians,
every
dollar
""i
"n,';r
M"
Pr--n.
ap-
of
which
il
is
alleged
was
.ponlilT"'
.T
M";i,i,ra,,'
""-r
kins
,
I
on
ridav
af
ernnon.
and
T'l
H
I
.1
"
.
'
Mounted
police
are
strenuous
etrorls
lo
starnp
out
this
illinif
traffic,
hut
their
work,
the
inspector
declared,
is
being
hampered
at
oVery
turn
by
Ihe
makinr
e
'found
suilly
was
ienjenced
In
Itl.jlA
lltAnl
111.;
Vl
"It-Alt..
V
u,i
'
i
iimmiiii.s
.
"hnliu,
'
,
'
,y.
A
number
of
the
younger
children
were
entertained
at
a
1
1
.ii
.
...
.
...
In.
nnl.l
t
.
.1..
i
...linu-
il
llfiina.
rf
II.
tj:
i
'.'"'
I""
V
i"-
"oioe
oi
..Mrs.
e""i
uuiiin..
i.ii
lower
"
"
"i'--
lininiiis
iii
i
Wi
(iir
...
.,
,
i,
i
Jaw.
Ihe
right
second
molar
was
W
the
necessary
infornvitinn.!,-
K
'
0,,-,
"'oadway
west
.
on
missi..-
..,
il.U.
i..
,i..n.
,
III-
hermorn
l
ie
tnV-
,r
H,
"-.....'....,
o..n,
in.-
j:uesi
--pi
rw.-.-uMJ
.-fllT
I
ni
III
----
-
....
.-
w
The
man
was
nf
fairly
lall
I"101'"''
'
rendered
more
diffl
stature
and
his
weight
is
be-j
0,1,1
n'
"",
fact
that
those
en
lieved
lo
have
been
at
least
tHo'eR!roa
'n
traffic,
possess
nn
"TTunds.
Ho
is
believed
lo
have
been
of
middle
age.
The
body
is
believed
lo
have
-.Lmi
in
Hie
water
from
0
to
12
2
months
possibly
longer'.
There
E
was
lillle
if
any
flsh
left.
The
r
hones
had
been
.scattered
aloiiK
:
rrr-
of
honor
bojng
.Master
darnel
I.ees.
limited
financial
'
"'nes,
or
Mrlh
means
and
are
!
.
n...n
i
.illillkley
has
been
a.vslor
In
Ac
l
-
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
.
ic
;
r
.?;,r::
0
Thursday.
..,
w.i.;
noi-n
m.
INDIGESTION
relle.vod
In
two
minutfc
JO-TO
with
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
Don't
waste
your
time
and
money
in
trying
to
find
something
"just
as
good"
as
BLUE
RIBBON
TEA
in-i
...ii.Kiii.-r
vera,
.
attention
inc
Oddfellows'
ilancc.
Krnie
Wnodworlh
returned
to
town
this
week
ami
since
arriving
has
been
busy,
gelling
things
in
readiness
lo
build
Hie,
now
bridKo
that
is
in
bo
imt
over
the
'J'olkwa
Itiver
near
the
town
of
TeJkwa.
Mrs.
Charles
Jlarrelt
of
liar-ret
t,
m
spending
a
few
days
In
town
the
gupsl
of
M'rs.
J.
Mason
Adams,
md
was
in
allondance
at
the
Oddfellow'
dance.
INFLUENCE
IN
POLITICS
"Me
liusband's
a
very
influential
man
in
politics,
you
know,"
aid
one
dear
old
soul
to
another.
"Yes,"
she
continued
proudly,
"fieorpe
has
voled
in
two
general
eleclions,
and
both
limes
it
has
none
the
way
he
voted."
December
8,
1914.
Tlie
John
May
murder
ease
Is
still
Inking
up
the
lime
of
Ihe
Supremo
Court
Asslzos.
,
day
yesterday
,A)as
snei
al
it
and
il
is
still
proceeding
tinlay.
Aiooutr
Hie
wllnessos
are
lr.
McAulay.
(ioorgo
lloirnes,
r.onstnble
Clinr,
Joseph
May,
.lames
'Mead,
Chief
Minly,
(iuslave
(iorvais,
It.
V.
John-tone,
Uuac
llanos,
H.
CI.
Moseloy,
Thomas
Stevenson,
Horace
Diihamel,
Frank
Allen,
Ah
Sing,
(ioorgo
It.
.Merkel,
William
.1.
Lynch,
It.
J.
Hook.
II.
I'.
Inside
of
a
week,
Iho
eily's
new
hydro-oleelric
plant
at
fchawallans
Lake
will
bo
in
operation.
T.
C.
Iinuciiu,
superintendent
of
ulililiiis,;reportei
to
the
rntiricll
last
mglik
I.
Hn.
Ihn
Seaftle
expert,'
Jas
advisod
tlio
ftily
that
it
wilJvh.o
safe
lo
use
a
hand
device,.
nt.
tho
plant
until
the
delayodr-ithvernor
ar-rivoy,
LEGAL'
,
Advertise
in
the
Dully
News.
me
I
A
BAD
COLD
DEVELOPED
INTO
BRONCHITIS
Mr.
i.mi
s
.
rli-
rjri
mht
liii
li
i
".Imi.
Vmlwr.i
u
nmlil
mil
ri
I
uirtil
f..r
ii
I
HKhMf.
I
nr
lM-r
..rllllll
I
n..U
ri'lli-ii.
hr
l.nl
iMtlhliiv
i
il
tm
ny
r.sl.
mil
t
nnt
n-IIIM
n
iM-iifr.
I
w.
4l-d.
ly
i
frlMMl.
in
Irj-
DR.
WOOD'S
NORWAY
PINE.
SYRUP
I
itlil
i,
imI
nr
rlvinr
hrr
fc
l,iw
fw
nm
rffivl.
i
krpl
nn
Ullll
II
I
MV
hM
IU,i
L.llk.
.lul
lu.
I
WATER
NOTICE
(Dlrilen
and
Uu)
'
TAkF
.VlTICK
lliat
An.lrfw
Sft.Uil.
A
m.i
rr
Knuuirfr
oii.l
Mine.
im.
iih'
.i
vImmi
a.l.lrnx
In
lt
mi
iirns.lwav.
Vuik.
M.Y..
ttlll
aif,ly
fur
a
llrrnrp
u
lake
lu1
KM
1
f.ltilr
fr
Mr
M'lin.l
nt
wur
iimi
the
VVann
liltrr.
whirl.
ri.,
VVmrrly
M
ilralim
Inln
Taku
Arm
almiil
vo
and
a
half
mile
oiitli
nf
Knilnr
Mine.
The
walrr
will
Ii
illvertnl
IniKi
Im
ilrni.i
ai
a
point
alxml
,n-
mil
up
aireaiu
from
TakH
Arm,
anil
will
lie
iim.1
rnr
(siuer,
i.iri"ie
nmn
in
"t.ntliiei-r
A
Jlldge
was
crossing
from
Minn,
Minn,"
'
ilrarrilipit
iienrriiiea
a
a
llni-n
Meven
.
.ron
run
II
iranlr.l
Irnturiil
In
ll(,Kl.n,.,l
al..n,,,
i
Mineral
Mineral
Claliiia,
i.lalin.
smveyfil
mvi'veil
a
a
l.olt
Ion
,n..
,
io
iwi
iioianii
ioineail
one
siormy(fl),
ii
inA
n,
mnr
iot,
luo
,
him
il,
an.
g7:
ni
sr.:
7ii;
tutrlil
when
ho
knocked
against
n
lawyer
sulToring
severely
from
seasickness,
v
"Can
I
do
anything
for
you?"
"
inquired-the
Jultte.
"Yes,"
gasped
the
sufferer.
"Will
your
Lordship
overrule
tliis
motion?"
Hi.
ami
I
till
(iro'iin
I.'
Cniir
liimriri
This
imllre
a
uilnl
nn
the
rriiunil
mi
Ihe
fHh
day
of
June,
I0t.
ripy
nt
Ihl
imll.e
an't
an
appllratlnn
piiimiani
therein
ami
t
the
"Water
Art,
I
Oil,"
will
lie
rileil
In
the
nfflre
or
the
Waier
nernrder
at
A
tl
In.
II.
r.
Ohjei'llim
to
tlm
aiiplleailrin
m.iy
he
riled
with
the.
aa.il
Water
lleenriler
nr
with
the
(:i.iit
rotlir
nf
Water
Miht,
parliament
Doitilinrs.
Vlrturla,
n
r.,
wlihln
thlriv
rt;iT
after
the
firm
appearand
of
llils
nollrt
In
a
Inral
liewpaper.
Tlie
date
nf
the
flrM
pull
lnnlli.n
ii
f
thl
imtlre
a
Drli.lwr
foili
mil
ekoim'mi
noin
mimi:s.
MMiTrn,
imc
Applirant.
By
Atidk'tw
B'.iUd,
Aitnl
PRINCE
RUPERT
USING
'
Several
the
Lakes
Mo;)
!;i.v.
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Page
$2,80
"per
inch
L3val
Headers,
per
insertion
.
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.s2rn
per
line
Classified
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per
insertion
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15c
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ngate
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TIIC
iiio-il
important
in
this
country
is
I
lit
Boys'
Wearing
Apparel
Bargains
WE
HAD
A
BUMPER
DAY
ON
FRIDAY
AND
OUR
$37,500
BRAND
NEW
STOCK
OF
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
WEARING
APPAREL
IS
MOVING
QUICKLY.
CHRISTMAS
TEMPTATION
SALE
'
f
THE
PRICES
WILL
TEMPT
YOU
TO
BUY
A
FEW
BARGAINS
FOR
THE
BOY
ARE
LISTED
BELOW
-
JUST
THE
THING3
HE
NEEDS.
IDEAL
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
AWAIT
YOUR
SELECTION
AT
PRICES
TO
SUIT
ALL
Don't
Forget
tho
Lucky
Christmas
Grab
200
Boxes
containing
Merchandise
valued
from
$1.00
to
57.50.
AT
85c
A
GRAB.
A
SMALL
DEPOSIT
WILL
HOLD
ANY
ARTICLE
UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
.
AH
our
K"
-fiiiuou-
AltMltt
It
SUITS
.
SimI.
in,
In.
ling
Ihe
KI.AII
..ml
all
two-
Miut
suits
in
lo
k.
25
Per
Cent
Off
STOCKINGS
ST.
MAIlii
UKTS
Pino
Wool
(iiiH.le
in
Knghitii!
Storking.
Ii.miMo
kllco
Mild
diaiiliiii.l
'lit
i.
I
teg.
S,g5
Hp.
Going
at
75c
Per
Pair
Shirts
Waists,.
SHIRTS
mid
hi
To
go
at
G5c
d.
Hoys'
MEN'S
SUITS
SS
.Men's
Smls
-Those
suits
re
wdl
tailored
in
Tweed-.
..r-loi,
and
I'nv
Serges.
Siaes
:t0-
i
;'..
Hog,
price
$97.00.
Going
at
$10.45
U.
Men's
Suit
-Tweed-
and
Worsteds,
in
Young
Moi.'
Slvlo.
Hog.
prioe
!;i:.uo
in
$:i7.
."..
Going
at
$10.95
UNDERWEAR
ST.
MAIUi
MIKT's
I'.ngli-li
mKo
Oi-luiM'ie
Pure
Wool
I
loiorvvenr.
Wlion
mi
lake
Im
il
of
it
von
"Mill
rcalii
its
vveiiring
ipuilitii's.
25
Per
Cent
Off
HATS
AND
CAPS
All
H"v-'
Cap-
im
tin-
-lore.
Ilegiilio
V.tlne-
to
V.lO'.
Going
at
G5c
Vlour
Hat
H
k
".'
"
and
.5.
Going
at
$1.45
OVERCOATS
llovs'
llcavv
i
ii
1
.
i-
Own
out.
,
l.oll-
mid
-I.
rni
roll..
-
Hi-ft
up
lo
2'..Oo
Going
at
$11.45
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
AH
our
J
ii.OO
.ml
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lwivo..l
v
lalo-l
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pic.
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Col
j.r-.
ll
Wn.il.
in
lie.iolilnl
ili-ii,
i..l,cil
lii.i'k.
Going
at
$24.95
WATCH
FURTHER
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IN
THIS
PAPER
FOR
SENSATIONAL
THIS
IS
A
STRICTLY
CASH
SALE
-
NO
EXCHANGES.
MAIL
ORDERS
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED
TO
BARGAINS
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
Im
P.
linen
Co.
at
Prince
lli.-i
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wn"
"
pert
this
foil,
says
the
OmhW
"p
r""1
llernld.
Tho
best
results
were
,,t
"'
m"rw,M
f'-!'
s.H-iire.1
us
animals
Jusl
off
ft,!
grass
do
md
stand
a
trip
so
well
as
those
Hint
have
been
properly1
ooiiHt
m
kf
lr.
ml
n..
h
I.
,
finished
on
K'
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rn
l.
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if
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beef
in
Hot.
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lilts
fav
I
lie
Itosl
.,
lAK
LOADS
OF
CATTLE
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l'"les.
Thy
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,
;
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and
Itellei
m
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From
Interior
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1
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in
Hm
Ink.'-
snippea
nero
ror
uoci
Market
"Hy
well
roHii,
hi
Hturiia
buyor
will
)..
Hulkley,
Valley.
Mf
country
hav)
l.oon
sent;"'?'
"infT
.-an-
The
ipialilvl
Advertise
in
Hie
V'
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Opomtlno
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floitlnfl
Dry
Dock
Englm.eri,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pttr"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38