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TWO
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DAILY
ITIiV5
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
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Rupert
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News,
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P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
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and
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kdition
Monday,
October
27,
1U2L
O
CANADA!
0
Canada,
our
home
our
native'
land,
True
Patriot
Love
thou
dost
in
us
command.
V
see,
(bee
rising
f.m'r
dear
land,
Tlje
true
north
strong
and
free,
'And
stand
on
guard,
O
Canada
AVe
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
0
Canada!
0
Canada!
0
Canada,
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee'.-
0
Canada
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee,
These
a're
the
generally
accepted
words
of
Canada's
national
anthem.
They
are
not,
satisfactory
but
thgy
are
the,,
best
we
have
until
another
is
forthcoming.
.
Canadians
Look
Silly
'
When
They
Cannot
Sing.
'
When
Canadians
are
called
op
to
sing
a
verse,
of,
their
national
anthem
and
they
stand
silent
with
one.
here
and
therq
singing,
they
look
extremely
silly.
Several
people
in
close,
proximity
will
fill
be
singing
different
verses
and
then
most
of
them
will
desist
altogether.
AYhen
"God
Save
the
King"
is
sung
it
is
different.
All
know
it
and
they
join
as
one
in
the
old
song
with
good
results.
It
seems
a
pity
that
Canadians
cannot
unite
on
this
matter
of.
Canada's
anthem
and
make
a
better
showing,
at
public
"functions.
There
is
a
section
of
this
community
that
prides
itself
on
its
Canadianism
yet
the
members
do
not
sing
the
anthem
any
better
than
others.
In
all
community
singing
this
anthem
should
be
the.
basic
one
but
it.
is
not.
We
seem
to
ha
much
better
acquainted
with
"Polly
Wolly
poodleol
a
Day,"
or
"John
Brown's
Donkey."
Japanese
Set
Splendid.
Example.
The
Japanese
are
a
splendid
example
t'f.be,
fol)pwed:
in
this
matter
of
singing
of
patriotic
songs.
On
the
occasion
of
a
visit
from
that
country
some
years
ago
of"naval
cadets
the
young
men
sang
together
their
patriotic
songs
and
while
doing
so
the
air
was
vibrant,
the
building
almost
shook
as
it
rang
with
the.
very
life
of.
Nippon,
it
was
the
clearest
possible
indication,
of
the
greatness
of
the
nation.
11
might
almost
be
said
that
there
could
not
be
a
great
nation
unless
it
could:unje
to.
sing,
its,
songs
with
unity
ami
emphasis.
Until
that,
time
it
is
nothing
but
a.
collec
tion
of
individuals.
Sang
Well
During,
War
Why
Not
Nqw
In
Peace.
During
war
time
people
learned
to
sing
le.
Dritislj
National
Anthem
and
also
Tipperary
jfnU
other
ongs1
Now
iii,
tirtiQ
vtt'f,
pence,
why
not
learn
losing
"O
Canada'
'aiul
let.
the.
worlo"
kiow'
.uiai
we
aro
a
nation.
uiii
we
can,
uo
ujat
we
are,
not.
.....
a
nation
-...I
.
I
1
..
(IMU
UUIIIU
UK.
"
'
Vancouver
Tribute
.
To,
Archbishop.
"
The
Vancouver
Star,
under
the
title
"British
Columbia,
Prelate
a
Fine
Charade"
has
the
following
trihutevto
tjie
lae
ArYh-
hishmi"
.....
-
-
-
.
j
"Ill
Hie
passing
of.
the
Anglican
Archlijsljort
I)u
Vernef,
of
i:iuij:r
linjri,
dihimi
iiuupui
is
wie
poorer
inrougn
uie,
Mss
(if
An
1iIa
runn
ntiri
n
vrv
hpnultfitl
ilmroplop
Xrt
na
sw..1.l
qomc,
into
personal
touch
with
the
lale
prelate
without
feeling
ii...
i
...
1
1
t
.
i
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
...
uic
ileum-
lor
me
coiifucu
a
man
oi
auairs
ang
vvitn
a
vanqii
experience
behind
him,
he
was,
at
the
same
time,
a
singularly
modest
and
sjmple-minded,
gentleman.
Presiding
at
a
Synod
over
Ijis
brother
clergy
at
limes
when
controversial
matters
were
under
discussjon,
he
always
allowed
a
wise
latitude
to
the
discussiim,
while
keeping
tha.1
discussion
to
the
point
with
a
firmness
which
he
concealed
under
a
geijtle
exterior.
Lacking
no
auyqui.ages
oi
personal
slalure
and
impressiveness,
he
possessed
a
dignity
which
was
innate.
Intellectually
strong,
lie
never
paraded
his
knowledge.
He
kept
abreast
of
current
thought,
ajd
the
homilies
which
he
contributed
at
fairly
frequent
intervals
to
the
press
were
inspired
by
a
spirit
of
tolerance
3ud
wise
thinking
which
made
them
at
once
appealing
and
helpful.
It
was
not
surprising
that
so
beautiful
a
character
Miouiu
experiment
successfully
in
thought-transference
with
those
with
whom
he
was
particularly
attiineL
Qf.
rcjibiihon
Di
Vernet
it
may
be
said
with
greater
truth
than
nf:
tnostujimii
......
nuincii
m.u
im
Was
in
nine
wan
the
iniinile."
CDNARD
ANCHOR
&
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
Special
Xmas
Sailings
to
Old
Country
The
CUNARD
way
Is
the.
best
but
Inexpensive.
Many
of
our
most
partiqular
travellers
aru
delighled
with
the
new
I
bird
cabin
Canard
travel.
'
FROM,
HALIFAX
'
To
Queenstown
and,
Liverpool
S.S.
Carmania
Dec.
14,
To
Glasgow
S.S.
Satnrnia
Dec,
f,
To
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Loncjpr
M.S.
Andanla
Dec.
8
FROM
NEW
YORK
To
Queenstown
and
Liverpool
S.S.
Caronia
..
Dec.
0
S.S.
Carmania
Dej!.
13
To
Glasgow
S.S.
Tuscania
Dec.
C
S.S.
Columbia
Dec.
13
To
Plymouth-Cherbourg-Southampton
S.S.
Mauretania
Dec.
3
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
S.S.
Aipiltanla
lAsci
13
Full.
Information
from
Agonts
or
Company,',
'"
'
Offices,
092,
Hastings
St.
W,,
Vancouver,
B.O.
Say.
3648,
WINNERS
IN
VERSE
COMPETITION
HAVE
AT
LAST
BEEN
CHOSEN
"To
Felix"
by
D.
Ross
Is
Adjudged
the
Best
With
"The,
Salmon's
Lament"
Second;
and
"Popular
Toplo"
Third
The
judges
havo
had
rather
a
difficult
time
awarding
the
prizes
ip
Ihn
verso
writing
competition.
The
difficulty
was
that
while
sonii!
were,
mote
poctiq
than
others,
the
question
of
rhyme,
rhythm,
poetic
diction,
clearness
of
expression,
and
cleverness
all
had
to
he
considered.
It
una
Irnwn
to
their
attention
that,
ill
.
.
was
uo
so
inupn,
poeiry
mat
was
asked
for
as
clever
verses.
Only!
a
few
people
who
are
horn
that
way
can
write
real
poetry,
hut
many,
people
can
write
clever
verses,
i
he
following
in
their
order
were
adjtidged
the
prize
winners:
To
Felix
,
(Our
Family
Cat)
Aristocratic
Feline,
whoso
bright
eyes
Hath
oftimes
lit
thee
thro'
the
darkest
night
Bright
sentinels
'gainst
ambush
or
surprise
Twin
blowing
standards
in
tho
starkest
fight.
AVhose
voice
in
cadence
wild
hath
oft
been
heard
Upon
the
lawn
beneath
the
wondering
moon.
While
in
my
heart,
the
savage
Instincts
stirred
Jn
wild
responses
to
that
primal
tune.
(Was
it
the
winged
god's
power
that
made
thee
sing
In
graceful
tenor
oh
the
hack-yard
fence
Until
som,e
outraged
neighbor
grabbed
something
And
well
aimed
words
and
missiles
drove,
thee
thence).
0,
Felix,
hero
of,
a
hundred
fights
May
love
and
war
be
thine,
for
many,
"nights.
D.
ROSS.
"
The
Sajmon's
Lament
There
was
a
very
sprightly
Sock
eye
Salmon
(A
very
modish
classy
Salmon
he),
Who
with
his
young
companion,
Johnny
Cohoe,
Was
as
happy
as
a
Salmon
well
could
be.
"Wei!
Soc."
said
Johnny,
in
a
casual
manner,
"Do
you
plan
an
Eastern
trip
this
ypar,
old
man?
Sard
the
Sockeye,
with
his
lower
lip
atremble,
"I
shall
sur.ely
journey
eastward
if,
L
can."
(The
name-
nf
the
author
of
Ibis
verse
has
he,en
mislaid,
will
he
kindly
communicate
wilh
the,
office).
-
i
Popular
Toplo
("What
a
beautiful
morning!
Let
us
go
nut
and
kill
something")
Autumnal
mists
uprising
from
the
sea,
I
ho
rry
or
loon,
of
wild
goose
winging
free!
All!
Paradise.'
by
i
Omar.
linyied,
Copipared
wilh
the.e,
fn
jail
op
an
open
charge.
softly
how
lear
art
thouJo
mf,l
.'
'
.,
Crepitant
rustlings
in
the
thick
salal
The
passing
nf.
a
startled
mq-witch
tell.
Sharp
crack
of
gun
I
.V
downward
crashing
buck!
Lo!
ljn
is
dead
anil
I'm
a
sportsman
I
jel
II
P..
1L
LKIOIITQN.
ARREST
IS
MADE
IN,
CONNECTION
WITH
THE
BIG
SEATTLE
HOLDUP
SKATTLK,
Oct.
27.
Accused
nf
complicity
in
the
sensational
23,000
Hon
Marche
department
store
holdup
several
weeks
agq
Ross
Watson,
former
city
delec
Y.PJ1ES
qHMRCH
LONDON,
Oct.
27.
An
appeal
for
funds
to
build
an
Knglfsh
church
at
Ypres
has
Just
been
Issued
The
Karl
of
Ypres
first
voiced
the
suggestion
and
the
appeal
now
published
says'
that
the
Intention
is
to
build
a
plain
edifice
which
later
on
might
he,1
8
The.
Man
io
the
Mood
1
PUT
CHECK
ON
SAYS:-
-r-
TIIK
sphinx
we.
are
told
wa
not
a
political,
candidate
hut
who
wants
lo
live
hs
long
as
the
Sphjnx.
IIALSAAM'S
ass
is
reported
lo
have
spoken,
hut
he
was.
not
like,
some,.
jf,
the,,
modern,
var.iety.
He
dill
in)t
froinslanpe
lake
twenty
ininu,e,n
lQ,inrodupe
a
speaker.
'
ll'lll.V
.
1
1.1
v
ni-..
a
nuciicicir
oruers.
hfM.
plioies
for
two,
yiiu
ipay
b
sure,
something
is
likely
!((
happen.
Trt;
IT
llalte.rs
a.
girl,
ln.be
anked
lo
marry
a
man,,
even
if
he
is
a
poor,
Jru,ne,'hul,
ony-
A'ew
of
llm
best
liV'lhf'iilihavc?
se(n
enough
SOMK-
people'
git
jof
tho
movie
lo
see
the,'
pictures
and,
others
lo
hear,
tpn
gtini
chewing,
and
I
ho
conversation,
HOTEL
ARRIVAL8
Prince
Rupert
II.
K.
Chamhe.rs,
.L"
ii,
Hamil-toiv
I.
J.
Oihson,
C.
J.
Deelh,
Alex
Lnchore
andt
C;
W.
Harri
son,
Vancouver;
A.
K.
Dilger,
John
P.
Smylh
and
Mr-
and
Mrs.
,L
T.hnrdarson,
Winnipeg;
A,
K,
McConnack,
Toronto;
L.
W.
Har-greaves,
Victoria;
David
Crilcli-ley
and
IL
O.
Johnston,
Inver-hess;
IL
Jefferr.on,
Port
Kssing-tnn;
Alex.
N.
Davie,
Anyox;
W.
8.
Harris.
Hazpltnn:
Karl
Hen-
sen
and.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Olson,
Kplchikanj
O,
M.
Honnan,
S,
(If.;
IL
l.
p;ion,v
Terrace,;
i;w
Watson,
SmithfM-s,
,
qentral,
I),
Macleod,
Dutedaje;
A.
K
McContpick,
Torpnlo;
a.
Itqur-Krlop,
V.
Cruig,
S,
Shefskey
and
J,
A,
lfpJIipgslicad.
C:NrIJ.;
IL
W.
I)iirnpl)r,eys,
lilmonlpn;
Mrs,
Ilobe,rl.
Wigginp,
Ce,darvap;
Mr,
aruJ.Mra,
.1,
Oar,ner,
Ifiverfless.
IL
A,
HresA.
qf
the,
Hank
of
a;iorned
wijn,
reglmenlah
an.
JlonraJt
s.tar,
who
has:
bfen
other
memorials,
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
?pe,tdjuK.
a
vac,alIon,
In.
Ihft,
soulh,
reiMriifd
to,
the,
city;
qn
the
gar.
dena
yesterday
Rfternooo.
I
ATT
DCnnTTTK
Itinerant
Salesmen
Who
Compete
With,
Qltlzens
to
be
Stop
pud
In
Ketchikan.
KKTCIIIKAN.
Orl.
27.
At
the.
peeling
of
the
cily
council
an
tnlinance
was
pasd
whereliy
olicitors,
Itinerant
pdillers
or
nerchants,
or
any
person
who
iells
article
or
takes
orders
fir
'iierclumdloe,
or
who
has
tin
ex
illiilion
fn
any
sion,
hotel
or.
itlier
building,
merchandise
or
uiy
article
o
comniTce
for
lu
iiiriiosc
of
sale
at
retail,
shall
ay
a
license
lax
ojMo
and
post
i,
bond
amounting
to
$1,000.
'Hits
bond
niusl
be
posted
with
the.
city
clerk
ami
can
he.
a
surely
.1)0
.n'd
.
e,eclu
led
)y
a
reputahlf;
iTfely
rmpanyrtrin'brttlgW
by
two
responsible
free
holders
esiding
in
the
city
n'
Ketchikan,
or
it
may
be'
a
rasli
bond.
Undor
Mm
provisi'
lis
of
tt
n
ordinance,
uch
lionl
shall
remain
in
full
force
for
!)0
days
after
the
expiration
of
the
license
Its.
Aim
This
ordinance
i
uimed
at
Hie
house
to
house
salesman
or
person
who
sells
merchandise
from
rooms
in
hotels
in
compelilion
wilh
local
Merchant.
The
debate
on
this
ordinance
was
very
heated
and
an
exceedingly
Inter-psling-
one.
One
of
Ihe
most
salient
facts
brought
out
In
the
argument
was
that
the
local
merchant
carrying
a
slock
.amounting
frequently
Io
$30,000
in
value
and
sometimes
more
than'
$10,000,
must
compcln
with
Itinerant
merchants
whose
stock
of
goods
seldom
exceeds
$1,000
in
cost,
and
which,
as
a
rule,
is
furnished
by
the
company
he
or
she
represents.
In
addition
lo
this,
(he
local
merchant
must
pay
slnre.
rent,
taxes
on
the
stock
carried
and,
lake
risk
of
loss
through
many
nf
the
hazards
of,
business,
white
the
Itinerant
salesman
has
only
travelling
expenses
and.
local
peddlers
license
taxes
In
pay,
giving
Ihe.m
a
gr'a
advapLiga
over
the
established
merchant.
(SEASON'S
PROGRAM
OF
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
Many
Interesting
Matters
to
Taken,
up
by,
Organlxatlon
1924-25
Season
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
be
The
following
is
the
program
nf
the
LadieV
Mulcal
Club
for
the
remainder
of
the
!'J2i-S6
sqason:
Nov.
i'i
HrllMi
composers.
HO
Life
of
Sir
lidward
13-
gar
and
selection
from
his
works.
10
Sacred
music.
25
Xmas
program
at
Ihn
Prince
Huperl
Oeperal
llosi
pital.
Ian.
11
America's
ponitlon
In
muslo
and
American
composers,
Jan,
2H
(iorrelnllon
of
Ijnrh,
Milton
and
Michel
ngelov'"
pFfiide.
I'eh.
2&
-Mxamplc
of
ItaJInn
Opera.
March
II
Music
of
Ihe
French
People.
March
25
P.xample
of
Frenc.lj
opera.
April
8
Women
Composers.
April
22
Canadian
Day.
May
13
-
Junior
Students'
Day.,
May
27
Senior
Students'
Day.
June
10
Annual
meeting.
I
Monday,
Ofctf.ber
rr
live,
was
arrested
and
detainedlJafofnion,
apjl
.
I)idslo;,
Seat
MILLBANK
THE
QUALITY
CIGARETTE
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnc
Kupart
October
27,
1914.
Lionel
Crippen
i4
.
v
where
he
will
enlul
n
'
landers
for
the
urrnr
W.
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