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DAILY
KDITION
On
Hie
bunk
of
Itupeii
water.
:
Where
Hie
rain
hills
thick
and'
fast,
I
And
II
it
ilw
iiiilling
rock
pile
Fills
the
air
wilh
blast:
,
Dwells
a
band
nl
clieery
people,
,
All
llieir
hopes
in
days
to
come;
On
Hie
i.mk
(H
lluperl
water
1
How
they
wi-li
'twould
hum!
On
I
be
banks
of
Rupert
wnler,
Where
the
promises
fit
II
fast:
Elevators,
roads,
and
sawmills,
Sound
loo
pond
to
last.
Hut
they'll
keep
llieir
souls
in
E.fl.II.
ogden's
LIVERPOOL
Tuesday.
December
2,
1
92
1
.
DREAMS
COME
TRUE
;
CITY
FOREMAN
IS
DISCUSSED
Criticized
and
Defended
by
Members
of
Council
Before
Reference
to
Committee
The
motion
of
Aid.
Casey,
seconded
by
Aid.
Maedonald,
calling
upon
the
city
engineer
lo
re
'believed,
was
not
netting
pi-nper.
in
ciy'woi$!i
'
ffphin
processes
returns
and
that
hundred,
ye:
wore
need
.when
more
cllleienl
thousands,
of
dollars
was
beinsrartd
easier
iiiciTiod
jnlghl
with
Inst.
ifqeitttJ'
he
put
in
operation."
Th
i
Aid.
Maedonald
was
not
in
lhinjj'fs
.lack
Mcltae
is
not
an
favor
of
Hint
pari
of
the
nmtion
eilii-jciil
(orcman
and
lie
is
not
involving
the
city
ciikoicci
at
,giitiiifr
rrtrtirns
fnndhe
city.
Tlie
lleast
until
the
statements
hatljcily
engineer
is
responsible
for
ii.
an
invAt
iuhif.l
In
I
In'
Hoard
Ms
dmni-lhient
ami
officers.
of
Works.
In
fairness
lo
Ilia
Whatever
.Aid.
I'erry
says,
t
engineer.
Aid.
Maedonald
staled!
maintain
there
Is
not
.eflleiency."
that
he
had
on
several
occasions
j
lYiuchiuK,'
&u
j
hfc
ehniye
of
a
jrone
to
the
city
engineer
on
bo-1
down
ward
revision
in
wapes,
Aid.
half
of
married
men
nnd
asked,
Cay
pitinksd
to
Hie
eaMvof
a
that
they
bo
emptoyod
ai.i
he
had
man'
AvWrajlMfeefi
Tut
1"
Ihe
yet
to
be
refused.
He
fell
thai
the
Hoard
of
Works
could
remove
.Mr.
Mediae
without'
bring-,
ing
the
city
engineer
into
fhe
matter.
The
city
enginew.
Ad
Maedwuald
thought,
was
doing
good
work
and
for
that
reason
he
2c
per
word
did
not
concur
w
ith
I
hat
part
of
.
loc
per
agate
line
ine
nun
ion
aueciing
mm.
Aid.
Perry
move
J.
Mcltae
from
the
position
1M.r
inur
ror
semi-skilled
labor.
I"""1"'
iiwuiiloi-:il,ln
,li..nci,.n
nl
la)
Wr
to
feeln.jr
own
blue,
ifrhl's.
couoeil
meeting
and
the
On
the
banks
or
It.iperl
water
0Ull.0lI1
wa
,he
wilh,irawai
of
May
their
dreams
true.
come,
,h
n.i
ti.
,.i.iiinii
out
of
order.
The
practice
of
the
Hoard
of
Works
bad
been
lo
give
Hie
preference
lo
married
men.
True,
Mr.
Mcllae
might
have
some-
faults
lint
he
believed
lie
was
a
good
foreman.
As
far
as
the
downward
revision
of
wanes
alleged
in
the
nmtion
was
concerned,
he
knew
nothing
about
it
and
would
like
lo
have
a
more
specific
statement
from
Aid.
Casey
on
the
matter.
As
far
as
lie
(Aid.
Perry)
knew
there
brl
been
no
cut
down
from
the
scale
set
two
years
apo
providing
50c
un
hour
for
laborers
ami
wc
S
,he
H0ar'1
WrkS
fr
""ti-
engineer,
I
myself
would
d
o(
and
-
bio
k
Z
?
"nn
and
I'robably'b,.
doing
so."
'.1.
section
7.
lie
neepniA,!
.
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wmw
.
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.
,
'
.lanucipaiing
nrework
wincli
did
adopted
at
last
nifdil
s
cnunoil
.
,n,aii,0
,
!n
nitnnant
meeling.
.....
,..
.,.....
.
OUR
SALE
OF
Ladies
Winter
Dresses
Continues
until
all
Dresses
are
Sold
We
must
reduce
our
stock
lo
permit
of
us
purchasing
spruiK
anil
Summer
'
on
ids.
Pierette
Twill
and
Trlcotlne
Dresses
In
II:
own,
Navy
and
Sand.
Sii-s
Sale
Price
S12S0
to
$14.50
Hundreds
of
lovely
designs
lo
choose
from
Our
Winter
.
Coat
Sale
Is
Still
Running
Call
in
and
see
njn-
har-:ra
i
n
k
.
We
are
always
pleased
lo
show
you
our
-lock.
"BENT'S"
Third
Avenue
1
1
1
1
1
mc
uihumuu,
Mirrr
h
'the
largest
crowd
of
the
year
Aid.
Casey
In
reply
to
Aid.
Perry,
Aid.
Casey
asserted
that
he
did
not
say
.lack
Mcllae
Hid
not
work'
present
in
me
purine
section
or,nari.
"Wby,
be
work
his
liead
tbe
Chamber.
They
filled
thelnff
hnl
lhat
i
nnl
hia
fiinelinn
plqce
wilh
tobacco
iuoke
which
proveil
well
nigh
asphyxia!
inK
and
retired
when
the
matter
was
disposed
of
by
peaceable
reference
to
the
Hoard
of
Works.
'
His
function,
as
foreman,
is
to
get
the
maximum
amount
of
production
for
the
minimum
amount
of
energy
and
it
Is
my
opinion
that
he
is
not
getting
the
results
After
the
motion
of
Aid.
Casev!fia
rj(y
js
entitiled
to."
had
been
read
by
Ihe,
city
clerk,
Aid.
Maedonald
rose
and
seconded
it,
staling
be
would
Five
his
reasons
for
doing
so
at
the
proper
lime.
Aid.
Perry
asserted
thai
(he
matter
looked
to
him
like
a
joke
and
asked
that
Uio
seconder
reconsider
his,
action
or
at
least
explain
his
position.
Aid.
Maedonald
Thereupon,
Aid.
Maedonald
rose
and
slated
that,
apart
from
the
fact
that
the
motion
could
only
be
brought
up
for
discussion
after
it
had
been
seconded,
he
fell
that
tbe
workers
whom
tin
represented
were
-involved
in
a
least
a
portion
of
it
and
there,
fore
be
fell
I
bat
it
should
be
discussed.
He
was
in
favor
of
thai
pari
of
the
report
regar.'i
mr
the
removal
of
Mr.
Mcllae.
From
reports
he
himself
had
personally
received
from
men
tpngaped
in
city
work
and
from
property
owners.
Mr.
Mellae's
treat
men
of
bis
men
bad
been
such
thaf
tbe
cily
would
be
well
advised
m
replacing
him.
He
fell
that
better
result
would
be
obtained
i'
there
was
a
man
at
the
head
of
Hie
city's
work
who
would
endeavor
at
least
to
make
condi.
Aid.
Casey
then
proceeded
to
cite
inefficient
methods
employed
B:inno''PUR.ivc
HV
scnvnnirfnr
ilcimrltnfnl
f"r
re
lief
duly,
.T
regular
pay
for
tnen
doing
lls
work
was
ISO
ler
ingot
h,orG,
per
day.
When
he
had
gone
'for
tils
pay,
the
scale
of
50c
per
bout
or
ft
per
day
had
been
offered
him.
This
tlte
man
refused,
lie
(Aid.
Oisfty)
later
took
the
milter
up
with
the
ctty
engineer
and
the
Aid.
I'erry
fell
the
motion
wan
latter
said
that
be
was
not
go-
of
city
foreman,
failing
whrclt
.
which
of
these
two
rales
were
Ihe
engineer
himself
be
given
hein?
paid
was
determined
on
thirty
days'
notice,
gave
rise
lo.,hP
W0Plh
of
no
individual
in
therefor
of
a
motion
by
Aid.
ilc-
volved.
Again
referring
to
Mr.
Mcllae.
Aid.
Perry
said
"Here
is
a
man
who
has
worked
heart
and
soul
for
Ihe
city.
Night
and
day-he
bas
worked
hard
to
help
us.
MnrHia
nnA
MA
CVill-lr!
Hint
fhitit.-
i.
:.,
.1
,
no
you
iihiik
ii
wiiuiu
or
lair
10
A
reort
from
th
finance
a
reon
irom
me
ruian.ee
com-'
PAm.t
mitten
lpntlre
,na,.r
brought
up
in
the
J
ask
,he
ci,y
'
engineer
to
fire
riioi
n,ul
reeommendinsr
that
Ihe,
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...:
.:
.
f
unniimi
1.1111.1011
nr
reirrrru
i.i.j
,i
n0,
nn,i
,r
was
ne
CltJ
retign
ing.
lo
pay
$0
per
day
lo
a
floe
an
hour
man.
Aid.
Casey
went
on
to
cite
cases
where
irie
whom
he
claimed
were
entitled
lo
city
employ-men
I
had
had"
diftlrully
in
obtaining
It.
One
such
man
had
asked
for
work
and
bad
been
I
old
that,
if
he
did
iml
go
away,
he
would
be
beilen
up
hy
Mcllae.
Perry
Doubtful
Here
Aid.
Perry
attempted
lo
interject
his
disbelief.
"I
can
submit
proaf,"
declared
Aid.
Casey
and
wwil
on
to
relate
further
incidents
of
where
married
men
had
1een
refused
employment.
Such
complaints
wer
continually
bcinn
made.
Aid.
Perry
aid.
The
employment
seemed
to
be
mostly
all
taken
ui'
by
floaters.
"I
do
not
begrudge
them
work,"
said
Aid.
Casey,
iin:
I
would
like
to
see
married
met.
given
first
cliauce.
single
men
wilh
city
properly,
second,
aodj
then
Ihe
rest.
This
is
the
priii
eiple
that
Has
lieeu
repealed!.,
set
d)owit.
"Regarding
Mcllae,
consideration
can
never
be
obtained
from
him.
He
is
not
efficient
and
lie
has
never
tried
4o
adhere
lo
Hie
policy
of
the
IVi-trd
of
Work.
He
of
him
a
fotvrtart
though
be
miaht
make
a
good
straw
boss.
I
think
the
city
has
sutllcienl
man.
Mcltae.''
Aid.
Perry
imputed
a
ersonal
gru.ijre
lielivem.fhl.
Casey
and
Mr.
Mi-llaiAvhirJif
jl
'iras
unforlu-
12
15jJ
1
A
has
run
wild
wllft.
iwgo
and
power
'srineer.
The
object
desired
could
and-l
aek
llmuitcil
to
gel
rid'he
obtained
by
Mcllae
s
removal.
McMordle's
Solution
Aid.
McMordie
said
thai
dur
ing
the
pal
few
monlhe
there
work
to
gal
a;.
-first
class'
con-!
had
bM
a
great
ileal
of
crilici-m
wfruelibn
man
s
general
fnre-jilirecled
agalfysl
Ihe'
foreman
The
jon
-4
100
itg
for
'The
Hoard
of
Works
had
tried
i
imcsliifiile
ami'
give
the
men
a
sipiare
deal,
lie
fell
thai
Aid.'
Casey's
motion
needed
invcsiign
-i
lion.
He
did
not
think
it
was
a
nale
sliniild
lw
brought
before
!
personal
matter
with
Aid
the
council.
If
Meltae
had
actually
threatened
to
beat
a
man
up.
he
w'mlil
be
lh
first
lo
see
that
he
was
fired.
However,
he
'Aid.
Casey)
did
not
'
believe
il.
I'.a-.-v.
Il
fell
Aid.
Casey
whs
mii-(m
He
alo
fell
Dial
Aid.
Perry
was
sincere
when
he
said
I
be
fnre.(
man
was
competent.
The
1
1
y
engineer
reported
that
Mr.
Mc-i
"Will
you
believe
it
ir
I
submit
Hae
had
worked
hard
and
Imd
proof?"
queried
Aid.
Casey,
been
efficient.
"Ir
Mcltae
has
not
'You
will
have
lo
have
wil-
been
Inciting
hi
men
fairly.
I
ne-.es,"
replied
AM.
Perry.
will
favor
his
dismissal
and
so
"There
are
plenty
of
Ihem,"
will
every
other
alderman.
I
be-returned
Aid.
Casey,
lieve.
I
think
the
best
thing
No
Politics
With
Him
H
would
be
lo
rerer
Ihe
whole,
mat-
After
saying
his
altitude
wa
''r
1
the
'Hoard
of
Works
for
"ot
political
and
lml
be
was
not
'
investigation
and
report
and
I
playing
ror
voles
a
he
did
nnl
would
so
move."
intend
lo
f
in
iiie
council'
ite.x!
'
M''-
Collarl
seeondeil,
the
year,
anyway,
Aid.
Maedonald
re-
'.motion
r
Aid.
Casey
was
willi-rerred
lo
th
case
or
a
man
wliol'lrawn
wilh
llie
eonseni
or
Ihe
had
nl
first
been
unable
to
oh-
seconder.
Ihe
second
motion
was
tain
justice,
from
Mr.
Mcltae
nnl
"'en
put
and
carried
uiiaiiimous.
who,
after
(dilainjng
.eiupIoymnl
''
n,,,l
'he
discussion
ended.
!Hirongb
Aid.
Perry,
had
1
jeen
hleclared
by
Aid.
Perry
lobe
one
I-
DDIWfT
rCnDTC
or
ihe
rnosl
ellicitftilwnen
the
citv
ininLt
uCWKUt
bad.
i'h
ere
weW
'oilier
such'
'
:
!
'
""
"
""
"
'
"
'
caes.
He
fell
ihal
Mr,
Mcllae
Millmen
if
Ibis
district
put
a
Accounts
up
to
Xovmner
J3
should
not
continue
lo
be
em-
lenalhy
iiiin(ininilmn
before
Hie
(Olallinil
9.fl7i?
Wi-l
MSSOll
I
nlr.vu.l
ir.
1.1.
I
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Plot.
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i-"'j'u
ins
iiesr-iii
rapariiy.
."'
i"J?
Jiiiiirii
willl'l
was
'
eongemal
for
the
men.
The
for
payment
at
last
niiHit
s
conn.
.
f..r
i,
,.
i
....i
i.-....
i
,.
ci.y.
under
present
conditions,
i
agi.i
he,,,!
ineetmg.
been
obU.ned
from
,1
ciy
en-ie,..f.g.
1.,.
;
the
H-hour
day.
law;
lit
Ibeir
in-
r
;
Idusljry..
TheyVAssert
thai
il
will
lASf
w-t'A;"t
ri
mm
mm
wmm
iip
"t
mfmmmWmmK
ifP
2l
TWBBSWmMLmmWi
i
t
incau
an
inered.wr
ot
twenty
ner
icenl
'.in
cost
"wjirh
cannot
he
Icnrrled.
;
ThcreM?'
already
sufll-Jclenf
handicaiP
In
competition
ilh
Unijed
SlWe
and
prairie
(mills
I
hey
assert.
J
The
members
of
Ihe
local
St.
Andrew's
and
Caledonian
Society
'celebrated
SI,
Andrew's
Hay
with
i
a
concert
and
dunce'
in
A'n.ti.i..
'son's
Hall
on
Monday
night.
I
I
Victor
Cliiske,
Middle
Iliver
trapper,
is
in
Ihe
local
hospital
recovering
from
injuries
mis-laineil
when
be
threw
a
kuii
on
Ihe
floor
and
il.
exploded,
the
M
1
lei
entering
Ids
face
and
lodging
In
n
skull
bone.
Miles
s.
Mcl'hee,
nn
aRed
rest
dent
of
Ihe
cily,
died
in
(he
ho
pllnl
last
week.
He
was
in
h
7ilh
year
and
is
survived
by
re-lallves
at
(Irnndo
l'rairie.
Thmrtas
Itrace,
who
has
eon-dueled
ercenhonses
in
h,.
vieln-
ily
o,
l'rlnce
fieorfte
for
Urn
past
fe-v
years,
left
hul
week
on
a
I
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rip
to
England.
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Dr,-.
ml.
if
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JOB
would
be
lighter
and
brighter
if
boys
and
girls
were
properly
f
ed
at
home.
Whole
wheat
cereal,
milk
and
fruits
are
nature's
food
for
growing
children.
Shredded
Wheat
is
the
whole
wheat
in
its
most
easily
digested
form.
Better
than
mushy
porridges
for
children
because
they
have
to
chew
it,
and
that
means
sound
teeth
and
healthy
gums.
Contains
all
the
bran
ot
the
whole
wheat
grain,
also
the
mineral
sajts
for
building
bone
and
brain.
Two
Biscuits
with
hot
milk
make
a
warm,
nourishing
meal
for
a
few
cents.
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FTER
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DAYS
WOjRK
relieve
the
tircdrci$
and
tempt
the
appetite
(or
your
next
meal
with
a
hot
cup
of
0X0.
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4
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10
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easily
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Englnoort,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Patter"
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
f
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
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and
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