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X
Thursday.
Nov.
20.
192
1.
Petty
Restrictions
"
Are
Annoying.
The
proposed,
restriction
against
the
custom
of
carrying
a
passenger
on
the
rear
of
a
motor
cycle
seems
to
he
one
of
those
petty
rcsclriclion-s
that
might
prove
annoying.
Stf
far
as
we
have
heard
there
ha
been
no
unusual
number
of
accidents
resulting
from
Ihe
hiking
of
a
passenger
on
a
motor
cycle.
The
custom
has,
herti
in
force
for
years
and
it
is
said
that
those
who
ritb
that
way
get
a
great
deal
of
exhilaration
from
it.
Probably
it
i-Icss
dangerous
thair
riding
day
after
day
in
an
unsanitary
closed
car.
.
There
is
a
gfal
tendency
of
late
lo
interfere,
with
personal
liberty
on
these
little
things.
On
the
larger
issue
that
car
drivers
should
be
licensed,
there
can
be
lilllo
objection
taken.
Then
must
be
some
check
on
the
motor
traffic
which
of
ate
has
increased
to
such
a
it
exlent
as
to
Blake
it
dangerous
and
most
of
the
danger
is
frum
unrestrained
drivers.
What
Will
Be
Next
Plan
To
Restrict.
Kveryoue
knows
that
it
i
dangerous
to
hunt
in
the
wood?
in
Ibis
country,
much
more
dangerous
Ihnn
to
ride
on
the
rear
end
(if
a
motorcycle,
yet
there
is
no
bill
yet
introduced
to
prohibit
hunting.
Kveu
mountain
climbing
has
its
dangers,
yet
it
is
not
yet
prohibited.
TJiere
are
annually
many
.accidents
from
swimming
and
canoeing,
yet
people
are
allowed
to
ride
in
canoes
and
to
enjoy
a
swim.
It
will
be
seen
from
these
few
examples
thai
there
are
plenty
of
opportunities
yet
for
petty
restrictions.
If
the
cra.e
is
to
be
started,
why
not
keep
It
up
and
make
life
ar
miserable
its
possible.
Fat
men
should
lie
prohibited
from
riding
in
cars
at
any
time.
It
is
dangerous
to
Iheir
health.
Sinking
Fund
For
P.G.E.
Debt.
Whatever
else
the
provincial
government
may
be,
no
one
can
deny
that
they
are,
good
.financiers.
They
have
pulled
the
limviiico
oid
of
a
financial
slough
and
made
its
securities
rank
wijji
almost
any
ijJlje
Y9fd.
Xow
they
pr)po,Ji
redee.'
the
j
t
ThtnTa,
Nift.
"IV
PAGE
TWO
Hu
daily
mr:z
,-,
.
a
The
Daily
News
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
pmxcfc
hupeht
-
mutism
columhia
..YS:-
I
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Tided
Avenue.
IJ.
F.
PULLHN,
.Managing
Kditoi-.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
r
93
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
-
86
.,1
HAM-
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
seoui
to
be
spending
their
thne
wondering
how
the
other
half
gel
away
with
it.
are
reminded
that
in
Hie
land
o:
All
advertising
sJwMJid
be
in
The
Daily
Xews
Office
on
day
pro
Voua
Fancy
there
are
uumer-ceding
publication.
AH
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.,
guteksHn.ls.
Gontracl
Hates
on
Application
PHOSPF.GT1YK
civic
candidates
IB-some
people
were
not
so
ffni&'anl
they
would
not
be
ICKKP
it
dark,'
as
the
young
man
said
to
his
best
girl
when
Ihe
lights
went
out,,
I
KXl'KCT
to
hear
Ihe
British
Liberals
asking
for
the
pa.osiiiK
of
a
proportional
representation
'law
in
older
to
protect
minority
I
hi
is
in
that
coimlry.
WIIKHK
does
Ihe
wind
all
come
from?
There
is
no
elec
tion
on.
.'CH
upon
a
lime
there
was
a
severe
storm
at
Prince
Hupert.
hut
that
was
a
very
long
lime
THK
basketball
boys
play
bas
ketball
iu
order
to
keep
fit
so
thai
they
may
play
more
basket
-nail.
The
basketball
girls
play
basketball
so
thai
Miey
--lint
why
give
theiit
away
DOWN
in
Montreal
the
oh!
;Vomen
keep
Iheir
money
in
tio
ansT
Here
people
ride
in
them
THE
difficulty
with
this
town
i-I
hat
there
is
no
sgile
club
here.
If
there
were
one,
I
know
eTeral
people
I
should
like
to
recommend
for
membership.
THIS
hedtime
story
cra.e
is
being
carried
too
far.
Mother
lls
them
to
I
lie
kids
before
they
relire
and
then
her
eldest
son
tells
-ne
lo
somebody
else'.
a
id
just
outidde
her
front
door.
i
lifw-av
debt
by
providing
a-smking
fund,
lf-sulisequentrgnvern-
,
UATCI
MAM
iifiiN
will
follow
up
(he
gyod
.work
and
keep
the
sinking
fiind:IEL
mnl
inlar!.
we
shall
see
ourselves
emerging
from
Hie
financial
in-1
ciihus
of
the
P.G.K.
Financial
concerns
in
particular
will
appre-j
ciiite
this
action
tf
the
government,
it
will
benefit
the
province'
ltiifAii.if
il
will
imiL-tf
rkruviiirMfftl
IijiiiH
mith
rnor
paaiIiK
suli.
t
Retired
able
and
they
will
command
a
better
price
than
otherwise
j
would
he
the
case.
It
always
jwjfs
to
keep
the
credit-of
the
country
good,
and
that
eau
be
done
ony
by
keeping
lire
finances
of
tho
country
in
good
shape.
.
Whers
Are
Prophecies
Of
Calamity
Howlers.
There
have
been
visiting
lecturers
nnd
professed
labor
leader
visjl
this
city
within
the
past
six
or
seven
years
who
have
predfeted
that
Ihe
whole
financial
fabric
of
the
world
could
brspimty
a
few
yeafs
and
that
it
was
crumbling
under
its
own
weight
and
would
collapse.'
.Nothing
has
happened
to
bear
"til
thai
prediction
so
far
and
there
seems
lo
be
no
likelihood
of
an
immediate
change.
We
nre
carrying
on,
using
the
same.
kind
of
money
to
buy
the
same
kind
of
goods
at
somewhat
similar
prices
except
that
the
purchasing
power
of
rminey
vn
lessened
as
a
result
,,f
the
war
financing.
There
is
a
general
tendency
Inward
u
more
stable
condition
rather
than
iu
the
direction
"I
jul
love
nuti"
declared
thei
young
lady
as
slit
looked
across
the
table,
but
neither
of
I
he
young
men
oiniosile
took
Ihe
l.
:..
i
I
nun
.
PRAISES
DRECO
hotel
proprietor
finds
Dreco
a
splendid
aid
to
health.
One
bottle
of
It
corrects
digestive
disorders
that
had
bothered
htm
for
years.
"Dreco
heloed
me
after
everything
else
failed,"
s-ays
.Mr.
M.
J.
Con
I
in.
of
II3K
Card
cro
iSlreet,
Vancouver,
H.C.'
"II
showed
me
Ihe
way.
to
better
health.
For
a
long
lime
I
sulf.ered
from
stomach
trouble
And
my
food
would
sour
and
form
ga,
which
ttas
vei-V
rtislpsln
'
I
u-na
nlunvt
Beware
Of
German
had
about
given
up
bope
of
ever
Money
Or
Bands.
,
gettirijr
better.
Itepeuted
warnings
are
being
senl
out
to
(inadtans
against1
"Today,
thanks
iti
Iireep.
I
feel
fa
.....
i-i.i..'.
elect
ion
weak,
so
tlial
f
often
bad
nharp
pains
across
my
back.
My
liver
wan
sluggish
ami
constipation
bothered
ine
a
real
deal.
I
uf-fered
in
lTiis.wav
for
years
and
Hp-
purchase
of
German
money
or
bonds.
Many
of
the
bondsi'lKe
a
new
iimn,
f
have
onlyi
Chintz.
CASH
SPECIALS
FOR
FRIDAY
&
SATURDAY
SHETLAND
FLOSS
In
Pink.
Ulne.
While,
etc;
2
skeins
for
3
ONLY,
EIDERDOWN
COMFORTERS
Pretty
floral
sateen
covers,
in
Hlack
and
Hose,
Black
and
Paisley,
lleg.
value
.$17.
r0;
for
..
CHILDREN'S
BLACK
SILK
and
WOOL
HOSE
In
sizH
(i
oud
(i'i
only.
Beautiful
quality.
2
pairs
for
6
ONLY,
COTTON
FILLED
COMFORTERS
Prelty
coverings
of
Pink
and
Blue
Meg.
values
85.50.
For
or
amuse-ilf'c
pains
in
my
back
have
disnp-!
pea
red,
while
my
liver
is
active
25c
$9.75
$1.00
$3.95
.
S.
Wallace
Co.
3rd
Ave.
and
Fulton
St.
Wc
stock
Pictorial
Patterns.
Phone
8.
more.
Dreco
is
made
from
the
pure
jiiicex
of
twelve
medicinal
herbs,
.roots,
bark
a
and
leaves.
J
is
a
safe
nnd
reliable
Ionic
and
regulator
and
contains
no
mercury,
potash
or
habil
forming
drugs.
Dreco
la
being
specially
Introduced
In
Prince
Rupert
by
W,
J.
McCutcheon.
It
l8
also
sold
In
Smlthera
by
J.
Mason
Adams,
and
by
a
good
druggist
everywhere.
WHAT
HE
LACKED
:
The
worried
countenance
of
IJie
bridegroom
disturbed
Ihebos!
man.
Tiptoeing
up
Ihe
aisfe,
he
whispered:
'i
"What's
mafler.
with
yo'
all.
Krasmus?
lias
yo'
lost
de
nnnV
"No.
I
ain't
Insl
no
ring."
bturled
nut
the
unhappy
F.raS-rims,
'dal
s
safe
enough.
Itnf
Joe.
Ts
certainly
last
malt
en
.
'
li
i-iasiii!"
WINTER
GOODS
CANNOT
BE
SOLD
IN
SUMMERTIME.
300
BEAUTIFUL
DRESSES
GO
ON
SALE
AT
BENT'S
.Friday
&
Saturday
at
Sacrifice
Prices
SALE
COMMENCES
T0M0RR
0W,
FRIDAY,
AT
9
A.M
-
WE
MUST
REDUCE
OUR
STOCK
TO
PERMIT
OF
US
PURCHASING
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
GOODS
PIERETTE
TWILL
AND
TRICOTINE
DRESSES
.
.
.
.
.
.
In
Brown,
Navy
and
Sand.
Sires
36-44.
SALE
PRICE
Other
beautiful
models
In
Flannel,
Wool,
Crepe,
Serge,
Canton
and
Satin,
In
all
In
latwt
ihadet,
reduced
to
the
lowest
possible
prices.
-
,i
Just
arrived
Hob
McMillan
of
Stewart,
well
known
in
t'rince
Huoerl
and
district,
is
losl
in
Ihe
mountains-!
above
Slewart.
A
week
apo
he,
went
hunting
up
the
Marnioli
Itlver
wilh
tleorjre
Itrujrpy,
t;iiar-j
lie"
Williams,
and
Jack
Andrews
but
failed
to
return
Jo
camp.
,
Xominatbuis
for
Ihe
niunicip!
THOUGHT
HE
NEEDED
IT
are
.ibsolutnly
worthless
and
Ihe
old
'Herman
hiouey
is
not
worlhl'en
IVreco,
fb'ft;
lcji
"'day
and
I1
lhibby
'In
sister's
'caller'
Do
I
to-
paper
il
is
printed
nn.
There
are
some
bonds
thai
are
vain-'
frel
inn
per
cent
belter.
My
:
i),,.
phlckens
tet
into
your
yard,
able
and
tlic
new
money
has
value
but
except
for
an
expert,
this'
food
digests
properly
and
no;
Mr.
Snftleigh?
(h
i
niaii
fmauce
is
not
one
to
be
played
with.
As
one
writer
says
ibinger
sours
or
forms
gas
audi
Snftleigh
I
hae
ho
yard,
il
would
he
much
belter
to
be!
money
on
a
horse
race
where
you
i
I
leen
soundly
at
niht.
.Myjhobert.
What
made.
yoii
nsk-me
i
nim
n:-
some
uiu
ior
your
money
man
to
nuy
uonus
on
vii
wnjcii
niili.it
i
;'Hy
s
....
are
wronger
-..p..
too.
ami
aim
i
that
?
inure,
is
no
jiossible
chance
of
gelling
either
return
meal.
again.
Constipation
is
a
lliintr
of
pnle
fhe
pas.1
ino,
and
I
owe
it
all
lo
Dreco,
which
has
certainly
ui'idei
ni
wonn-wniie
ror
tnn
once
Itobby
'Cause
I
hetird
Ulster
sny
she
wms
goin'
to'gtve
you
Ihe
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
UEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERGE
and
SILVERSHEEN.
$8.50$25.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK
AND
WOOL
PURE
WOOL
Seeing
is
believing
We
shall
be
happy
to
have
you
go
over
our
stock
SATIN
AND
SATINETTE
UN
DERSKIRTS
AND
PRINCESS
SLIPS
from
England,
In
all
the
latest
shades.
$3-75
to
$8.50
Also
a
very
fine
selection
of
HEAVY
ENGLISH
PURE
SILK
H09E.
Some
of
thMe
hos.
have
wool
3'50
10
4,50
Pa,r
lined
feeL
Priced
from
OUR
WINTER
COAT
SALE
IS
STILL
RUNNING
AND
WILL
CONTINUE
UNTIL
EYERY
COAT
IS
SOLD.
ALL
SIZES
TO
CHOOSE
FROM
MAiL
ORDEiJS
Those
of
our
customers
living
out
of
town
can
be
assured
of
the
same
service.
by
mall
as
If
attending
our
sale
In
person.
TERMS
-STRICTLY
CASH
"BENT'S"
Hard
Avenue
il
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Kupert
November
20,
1914.
will
close
on
January
II
and
the
election
wi!l
take
place
on
January
1
1.
Twenly-fje
men
are
employed
at
Huys
(ireek
on
Ihe
excavation"
for
I4ie,
Jmi'riul
.)il,
(Co.'s
tanks.
LABOR
AND
INDUSTRY
IS
ilo-ir
member,
with
resource
have
enlisted
DISCUSSED
IN
REPORT
OF
ielitiialed
at
0.nno.notV
Tbir
opportunities
.
FEDERATION
AT
EL
PASO,
work
wa
prHied,
but
a
warning
crealiig
dii'
fti.
..
.
'il
lo
i-tti'iii"ii
Hint
moreae
raiuu
lio'-l
continued
from
jihkc
one;
right
of
wage
earner
to
Ofl?n-iie
freely
ami
lo
be
represented
by
men
of
their
own
elioosiiiK.
projfre-
UrAard
dettHteatic
practice
still
eiHitlnuen.M
In
cnnideraliou
of
national
child'
life
of
Anr
Amerlcn."
report
said,
in
enneliHling,
'irgpineHf
on
the
subject.
Anti-Trust
Law
Ihe
its
coupled
up
Willi
the
reume.
"Lalmr
in
till
new
field
has
not
passed
the
complete
periiHt
of
rx-werimenlatbw."
the
reiMtrt
ahl.
Labor
Life
Insurance
'rniHisa
for
a
euernl
labor
labor
i
fniniii.
in
enllnral
oppi.i!
A
rnliniiatiti
llaklnit
farm
"1'hihi
lboe
In
whoe
rare
the
.union
fn
olate
life
liMiirunre
company
haveirtoiindllee.
a-i(n
2
continued
nccrssful
ifinfnis.nioemenl
wa
I
ml
Ion
of
llieiie
bankiiiR
venture
fjff
w
said
to
li
deitend.
there
res
a
great
andjfti
lellerhig
orh
re,,Hm.ildl.ly.
to
inalntalii
a-
hae
ln
ottical
effort
to
whirl.
(i.Pjgrae
fcleralion
has
eontmitled
i.,elf.!I-
Inlegrlly
of
labor
n
ability
andUupnlenl
other
Ihe
aelual
pol.t,,
Handling
Ihe
rep,rl
place,!
firl
Ihe
M.b-
compelence.
"r
"
l
sntir..
IJ
'
-o-
l".
I...
...nirw..
In
Ihn
IW
V
lll'OM-J
of
the
consllliitlonnr
amendment
H""e
'
nipowerintr
felral
regulation
of
liild
labor,
and
notified
its
con-stitueiil
membersfrin
of
anion
(algn.
vm
pronn-'
A
Cfie
of
iv
...
ami
er
ft
union
.
..
.1.
li
I
.
.
...f.i.l.i
I
.r
flint
11
wonhl
still
lie
i.ecessaryi"'",
I"
",r"
ie.ierainiii.,
-
u
v
Ihe
eveculive
commilfee
prer-jdneflnienl.
I
be..
,1
n
keep
up
ednenlkwial
work
;and
fsenle.l
without
comment
IhMind-iPropn.oU
put
l..
f.
.
Ihe
Males
for
the
purpo.e
ehanghvir
Ihe
atlllihle
Of
"f
inxe.llgallon.lainre,.
Jiirls.b,
folUTe"
Invide
into
ihe
subject
by
lis
owrt
mnild.efrn
liad.
'
!
members.
,
nlMr
apcl
of
"li
t.
one
of
the
httrfrM
dlle
nf
hten
and
women
nf
ur
tlinel
"We
"
een
ronxtnred,
nd
JiWl
nnd
Ihe
oi
in
j.afijKbnnl
and
pAilect
the
persuaoi
uinv
iu
.
i
on.,.
,-.-r-
oniy
nnviNni'
ami
saie
inn
mol
the
duly
of
unions
Jointly
to
adopt
some
form
of
proper
In
surance,"
Ihe
inellmilinr
.".in
in
.i.n..i.i..
il.,,
ii,.
r
n,-miiiee
ueriareu.
uowever
WATia
notice
TUT
Vntirr
tt...
we
Atria
for
.nttnrr
"t
Hfdfci,irne
of
injunction
In'""
"Ppo-ed
lo
having
the
AmerJ?,;.;
tabor
'
with
whlel.i'"'"
reurraiioii
oi
i.annr
a
"
"
.
ton
troversy.
w,,,?
ihi
'win"
the
federntfon
has
lone
concerned
'"'"'"""y
'"!"
,n
Insurance,
vvr.irriv
m.i
dnm.
...
..j,
....
o...
biilne.s."
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n
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.
mar-
"".
r
mi.
i
r;
The
federation
had
UMtltMFMKTJL'i
1
reyiewen
prori-eiunn"
ourinir
nirj
-
niit-innnii
i
siiimi
ir
j
trrim
rmrn
TakR
Aim.
t
,ear
wliicn
-aiseu
ine
isue.
ll
an
proposal
miriiiv
uie
yrar
ior
-d
rrU1
H'
v
i
considered
Ihe
ndvlsnbllily
of
abolish
or
limit
the
fimrlfoh
ofi
inrri
r.lnn.
ttr-1
constitutional
amendment
as
well
the
railroad
labor
board
of
the
ins
federal
legislation
to
support
federal
goerbmcnl,
the
general
jibe
position
labor
organization;
'report
continued.
H
described
the
have
taken,
in
challenging
the
finhl
In
(Jonirre
.
lo
pn
the
use
of
such
power.
II
included
.
Ilowell-narkley
bill
r,
H).
fin.
io.
"f
I
..
Dl
some
criticism
of
the
Shornran
unions
endorsed
for
this
purposs,
i
wii"nii'ii
vir
lieriir
iii.j
w
if.,
f,
fi
aiili-lrusl
law,
on
the
ground
that
Hits
status
had
been
"applied
to
outlaw
Ihe
rightful
and
Just
collective
actions
of
wage
eurners
through
their
trade
unions."
"The
development
of
logifda-
,1
inn
lo
provide
for
the
fundamen
tal
economic
needs
nf
workers
and
industry
should
come
not
I
from
one
of
the
groups
ron-
milled
lo
Ihe
project
of
rarfylnr
rerned,
but
should
be
Ihe
reenrn-
rtnf
educational
elnhllOiment.
inendatfon
of
all
elements
af-
for
ndult
workers,
it
was
said,
nt
jferlifl,"
K
was
said
on
Ihis
poinl.pvell
a
In
the
preceding
pro
"Labor
would
welcome
an
op-
Pram
of
supporting
public
porliinily
lo
parlfclpale
In
such.
schools
for
the
nation's
youlli.
constructive
work."
j"f'onfpreiense
plans
and
fuihy
Labor
Banks
nf
nnlful
accomplishment"
bad
As
a
result
of
recent
labor
.
been
made
during
the
year.
It
was
union
policy,
the
report
prnrrrd-
declared,
and
the
movement
fins
ed,
there
nre
now
23
banks
In
been
taken
uti
Internntlnhallvl
existence
which
are
owmd
by
Many
unions
were
declamd
lo
nt.
mm
111
nitwMi
t
,,
,
a
Thl
wrtlrr
fl'
l:-
5
1
IIm
(Slh
art
t
"mr
"
,
i1
iiii
ttirr
tnit
rt
ii
llwrrln
ami
In
llw
Wit"'
'
mill
b
filrd
in
b
iff
'T.
which
I
he;''.r.
l..Vimi
"
,.i
"It
H
the
Intent
and
purp,..
i.rit
ViTOw.
iMr.Tf-
of
all
the
force,
of
organized
la.
C""""'"
A,
bor
Hnd
of
all
friends
delrontiiion
of
im
MiKf
i
"
,,..i.Lu
workers."
II
il
.1
l
...
.
'
'
...
the
was
declared,
"lo
carry
on
Ibis
figbT
tnilcnly
and
vigorously."
Education
The
labor
federation
is
com
Iiy
Amlrr.
.j
Qun
0hfloU
ItUnrf
l.Untrrt
nrif
Its'
-
'?7jilljj
Mtsnrtl
lOaiiJ.
Mint
Cr
milrr
finrli
Uiwre
'",n".JUi,fl
IjJ
erly
I
rhlliKi
lti'7
M,uJrl
"
renuinnit
l
itm
.mtlrt1!
ItlC
rf.mlif.
(!
Adverti.e
.n
Ihe
Dally
N