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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
October
20,
1921.
City
Manager
Plan
Worth
Considering.
If
the
people
are
to
be
asked
In
vote
on
Ihe
question
of
tne
adoption
of
a
ciiy
manager
plan
for
Prince
Rupert
it
will
be
necessary
to
do
a
lot
of
educative
work
between
now
and
election
day
in
order
that
the
people
may
be
in
a
position
to
understand
what
is
meanl.
Already
the
method
of
civic
government
has
been
discussed
by
a
few
local
clubs
and
societies
but
this
might
well
be
followed
jip
by
an
educative
campaign
which
would
help
people
to
realize
the
need
of
the
change
and
the
benefits
of
the
system
to
be
introduced.
The
city
manager
plan
has
been
successful
elsewhere
and
there
is
no
reason
why
it
should
not
be
a
success
here.
Alderman
And
Mayor
Would
Serve
Free.
Under
the
scheme
the
duties
of
the
mayor
and
aldermen
would
be
so
much
lightened
that
it
would
be
unnecessary
to
pay
I
mem
as
at
present.
Meetings
fortnightly
or
monthly
would
be
held
instead
of
almost
every
night
of
the
week
as
at
present.
All
matters
of
detail
would
lie
handled
bv
the
manager
while
mayor
and
council
would
deal
only
with
questions
of
policy.
The
money
saved
from
paying
members
of
the
council
would
be
de-voled
lo
securing
a
good
man
for
mnunker.
In
that
wav
lhere
would
be
very
little
increase
in
the
overhead
"
Expenditure,
'
h
claimed
by
its
opponents.
T
';
Present
System
Makes
Politicians.
Under
the
present
system
people
are
always
worrying
members
of
the
council
for
jobs,
or
for
favors
of
some
kind.
Some
aldermen
like
the
feeling
of
importance
that
comes
from
being
able
lo
dispense
favors.
Also
jl
gives
them
a
political
advantage.
The
manager
system
iS
designed
lo
take
Ihe
management
of
the
city
out
of
politics
altogether.
If
it
will
do
that
it
will
be
worth
a
trial.
.System
Has
Passed
Experimental
Stage.
The
syslein
of
government
under
a
city
manager
is
not
any
longer
experimental.
It
has
passed
that
stage.'
It
can
be
seen
in
successful
operation
in
dozens
or
cities
today,
large
and
small,
and
in
every
case,
it
is
said,
the
change
has
been
justified.
.
it
is
a
reasonable
system;
in
that
it
prevents
overlapping
of
duties
and
correlates
all
the
activities
of
the
city
thus
making
for
efficiency.
All
Eyes
Still
On
British
Election.
.
The;
American
presidential
election
is
completely
overshadowed
by
the
interest
takei't
iri
the"
.election'
'f'n
OreatRrbiij
In
the
republic
there
is
no
great
principle
at
stake,
neilherTs
there
anything
outstanding
or
spectacular
about
it.
In
Britain,
however,
there
is
the
first
Labor
government
the
country
lias
ever
had
struggling
for
ilsjife
and
in
danger
of
being
oyer-!
wrieimeu
liy
the
oilier
two
parties
working
in
collusion.
It
is
alinost
a
life
and
death
struggle,
speaking
politically.
A
lot
of
I
interesting
sidelights,
enter
in
and
the
result
is
being
watched
ny
trie
wiiole
civilized
world.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
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Prince
Rupert.
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VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Al.rt
Bay,
and
twanaon
Bay,
Satvraay,
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A.M.
For
ANVOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sunday,
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P.M.
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and
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Rlar
Cannarlat,
Friday
A.M.
azj
znd
Anua.
J.
Barnalti.
AaanU
Print.
Rumh.
tin
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The
Man
in
the
Moon
I
SAYS:
NO
one
understands
women
except
(he
travelling
stock
salesmen.
KVEHY
man
knows
that
his
wife
is
like
Maggie,
but
he
never
dreams
of
breathing
the
fact
to
anyone.
fiOMlKI)
hair
is
valuable.
It
saves
the
wearer
a
lot
of
time
and
it
does
not
catch
in
a
man's
coat
buttons.
.
A
ROLLING
'atone
Is
about
as
smooth
as
anything
I
know.
GIRLS
used
lo
giggle,
gabble,
gobble
then
get.
Now
they
smirk,
smash,
smile
and
set
heir
net.-
MANY
a
ffirl
i9
saved
on
the
principle
that
if
you
save
the
surface
you
save
all.
THE
old
fashion
of
kissing
a
lady's
hand
would
'be
looked
on
today
as
a
fearful
waste
of
time.
o
THE
more
bardboiled
the
egg,
the
easier
the
shell
comes
otT.
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IT
is
reported
that
what
t
lie
Prince
liked
about
American
girls
were
the
things
they
said
and
did
and
failed
to
wear.
'
THE
other
day
I
met
a
man
who
said
he
understood
Ihe
war
in
China.
I
left
him
abruptly.
r
IF
the
short
skirl
returns
if
will
be
like
the
second
run
of
a
motion
picture.
It
will
have
lost
much
of
its
interest.
WHAT
I
like
about
both
the
British
and
American
elections
is
that
they
are
a
long
way
off.
THE
more
laws
are
passed
the
more
lawless
a
nation
becomes.
VERSE
TOO
LATE
FOR
THE
COMPETITION
Two
verses
arrived
too
late
to
be
entered
in
the.
competition
One
is
a
little
too
personal
for
publication.
The
other
follows:
Honk,
Honkt
The
gray
geese
swam
on
a
glassy
bay,
Towards
the
wooded
shore-line
making
way;
A
hunter
skulks
behind
Ihe
trees.
With
ready
gun
across
his
knees.
Nearer
approached
the
unwary
flock;
Upon
the
pebbly
beach
they
stalk.
A
hail
of
lead
upon
them
pours.
Across
the
bay
the
echo
roars.
The
screaminr
birds
lake
fearful
flight
.
.
Anil
wildly
scatter
lo
left
and
right.
Their
bleeding
friends
left
on
the
shore
In
fluttering
pain,
will
honk
no
morei
ENGLAND'S
GRANARY
LONOON,
Oct.
20.
The
United
Slates
is
no
longer
the
chief,
ex
porlar
of
wheat
lo
the
United
Kingdom.
The
largest
supplies
of
this
grain-to
the
Hritish
Isles
jytiy,'
com
frorm
tbe.Jhjm.inion
of
Canada,
with
iheUnited
Stales
second
and
Argentina
a
close
third.
It
is
only
in
barley
and
oats
that
the
United
Stales
has
re.
tained
its
hold
on
F.nglish
iny
ports;
in
the
case
of
oal.
the
importations
have,
slightly
Raymond
Fisher,
field
agronomist
for
the
provincial
department
of
lands,
who
spent
Ihe
summer
jn
the
Stuart
River
district
north
of
Vancouver,
Is
at
present
spending
a
month
in
the
Granbrook
district
before
reluming
to
Victoria
where
he
will
spend
the
winter
at
departmental
headquarters.
YOU
WANT
THE
LATE8T
INFORMATION
THE
LATEST
AND
THE
BEST
PRICE
ON
German
"Bonds
and
Marks
Write
VANCOUVER
SALES
CO.
816-817
Standard
Bank
Building,
510
Hastings
8treet
West,
Vancouver,
Canada.
Monday.
Deloiici
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TUT!
DATLY
ITEVS
SMITHERS
M.
Gonzales,
of
Prince
Rupert
is
a
business
visitor
in
Smilhers
arriving
hrre
on
Friday
morning.
Geo.
Meliean
who
has
been
at
I
Hazeltnn
for
the
past
week
looking
after
bis
affairs
In
that
district
returned
to
town
on
Thurs
day
and
is
again
a
guest
at
(lie
Hulkley
Hotel.
The
Ilonanza,
Ilabine
Mining
Co.'s
claims
are
to
receive
an
in-
peclion
and
for
this
purpose.
L.
L
Drumniond.
a
mining
engineer
of
Kdmonlon
arrived
in
town
on
Wednesday
and,
started
on
the
I
9
n.
.
'
.1
-
i
i
'
irio
lor
hip
mine
me
nejv
i
v.
Considerable
work
has
lieen
done
on
these
claims
under
the
su
pervision
of
James
Cronin,
and
a
most
favorable
report
is
ex
acted.
"
-The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ladies
Aid
of
SI.
James
Anglican
Church
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Ookleshaw.
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
The
laities
are
very
busy
these
days
prepar
ing
for
their
annual
Itazaar
which
they
intend
holding
about
the
end
of
November.
John
A.
Ahlrirh,
miner
and
prospector,
who
has
bee1!!
a
patient
in
the
Smilhers
hospital
for
the
past
month
has
now
been
discharged
from
that
institution
and
js
well
on
Ihe
road
to
re
covery.
Mr.
Aldrich
is
taking
the
Insulin
treatment
and
as
he
must
be
on'
a
diet
for
a
couple
of
months
yet.
has
rented
a
house
on
Third
Ave,
where
he
proposes
In
do
his
own
cooking,
il
being
most
important
that
lie
use
only
specially
prepared
food
stuffs.
.
The
many
friend
of
Mrs.
Geo.
Kidd
who
has
heen
taking
Insulin
treatment,
will
be
pleased
lo
know
that
she
is
continuing
to
gain
in
health
and
strength
since
leaving
the
hospital
some
weeks,
ago.
Mr.
Welch,
Ihe
Provincial
as
sessor
for
Ihe
Omineca
Asses-ment
District,
and
Mrs.
Welch,
returned
to
Smilhers
on
Thurs
day
morning's
train
after
a
holi
day
of
six
weeks
spent
In
eastern
Canadian
cities.
JAPANESE
ARE
GIVING
MILITARY
INSTRUCTION
IN
MIDDLE
SCHOOLS
TOKIO,
Oct.
20.
-Military
In
slruction
in
middle
schools,
higher
schools
and
universities
in
Japan,
along
the
lines
of
the
Reserve
Officers'
Training
Corps
in
American
colleges,
will
be
in
stituled
shortly,
according
to
plans
of
the
War
Office.
Ofllerrs
of
the
regular
army
on
active
service
will
be
attached
In
each
middle
school
and
higher
school
In
the
country.
Since
Ihe
army
Is
planning'a
re-organlza
lion
that
will
decrease
its
units
by
four
divisions,
about
2
000
officers
will
be
released
from
duly
willi
the
troops
for
this
service
Ml'lffAryV
IriU'is
already'part
of
tne
;
curriculum
.or,
Japanese
schools;
'from
'
gratnrner
grades
up,
but
theoretic.'iVin'slructlnn
Is
not
given,
and
in
Hie
higher
grades
the
training
is
not
com
pulsory.
The
new
system
would
make
Ihe
training
compulsory
for
three
hours
n
week.
Special
Showing
of
"BILLIE
BURKE"
DRESSES
In
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
Tastefully
designed
In
latest
styles.
Prices
rangn
from
-
$8.50
to
$22.50
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Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pyinca
Rupert
October
20,
1914.
According
lo
word
brought
here
by
passenger
steamers
from
the
south,
a
point
on
the
insnb
passage
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
is
heing
ford
fied.
II
is
said
that
no
hoslib
ship
could
now
enter
Vancouver.
Victoria
or
Xanaimo
either
from
the
south
or
north
ends
of
Van
couver
Islamh
-
As
a
result
of
Aid
fl.asso
Rert's
criticism
last
week,
a
re
port
on
Hie
change
in
the
Wood
worth
Lake
dam
site
was
sub
milled
lo
the
city
council
last
nigul
by
(Illy
Hngineer
Mason
Aid.
HasMO-ilerl
maintained
his
stand
but
Ihe
discussion
was
amicable.
a.
H.
Johnson,
Seal
Cove
hoat-
buibler,
yesterday
morning
found
a
small
open
boat
with
an
Kvlri
rude
engine
attached
to
11
up
turned
in
Shawatlans
Rapids.
If
is
not
yet
known
if
(here
was
a
fatality.
ADVANCES
IN
RADIO
FRANKFORT,
Oerntany,
Oct
20.
True
and
undislorleil
radio
transmission
of
the
nvosic
of
lurgo
orchestras
Is
claimed
by
the
manager
of
a
local
theatre.
An
absolutely
faultless
repro
duclion
of
the
most
complicated
orchestra
compositions
has
been
reached,
it
Is
declared,
by
In
stalling
two
small
ribbon
micro
phones
in
front
of
the
orchestra
and
a
third
one
upon
the
conductor's
desk.
8.3.
PRINCE
QEORQE
TIED
UP
G.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Oenrge
Is
now
tied
up
at
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
dock
at
Vancouver
with
a
couple
of
officers
watching
her.
It
Is
expected
she
will
return
here
later
In
the
winter
to
undergo
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock.
dmionMmted
fiict
fHEN
wc
say
that
the
Brunswick
is
superior
to
any
other
phonograph
we
state
a
plain
fact
tfut
you
can
prove
for
yourself
by
your
listening.
You
will
notice
a
full,
rich,
naturalness
of
tones
that
is
entirely
satisfying.
Then
you
can
be
shown
exactly
how
such
a
result
is
produced
by
means
of
the
exclusive
Brunswick
method
of
reproduction.
Your
ear
and
your
mind
both
receive
the.
fullest
confirmation
of
Brunswick
superiority.
There
is
a
Brunswick
dealer
near
you
who
will
be
glad
to
demonstrate
for
you
at
any
time.
We
Sign
ofSlIusicul
Trcstigt
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AT
60c
PER
POUND.
HAIDA
HAND
ROLLS
and
WILLARDS
ASSORTED.
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A
large
variety
of
reulres
with
a
gml
ehon.l.tt.Lf
ii
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will
sHI
any
ipianlily
but
it
will
pay
yn
t
these
in
Ihe
five
pound
box
at
this
pric.
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The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
SL
Phones
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and
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8ALMON
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Skeena
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For
picnics,
choose
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Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
Ihe
pantry
nro
always
handy.
Hlock
a
supply
on
yo,ir
boat
Ihnfs
n
good
idea,
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