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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
October
3,
1921.
Cowper
Edits
New
Vancouver
Weekly.
"The
Hook"
published
by
J.
Sedgwick
Cowper,
formerly
editor
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
.News,
is
now
no
more,
it
having
been
amalgamated
with
the
B.C.
Ladies'
.Mirror
to
form
a
new
weekly
to
be
known
as
the
Saturday
Tribune.
Mr.
Cowper
will
be
editor-in-chief
of
the
new
publication
and
doubtless
he
will
make
of
it
as
great
a
success
as
he
did
of
the
Hook.
Mr.
Cowper
is
an
able
writer
'and
an
energetic
man
and
should
make
a
mark
in
British
Columbia
journalism.
There
is
a
great
field
for
a
good
weekly
in
Vancouver.
Fight
Is
On,
Between
Vancouver
Dailies.
'
There
is
a
big
newspaper
war
on
between
the
Vancouver
Evening
Him
and
the
Vancouver
Star,
both'
published
in
the
afi
ternoon.
The
Slar
is
the
paper
that
was
purchased
recently
by
General
Victor
Odium
in
conjunction
with
his
father.
Professor
Odium.
It
skirted
as
a
small
one
cent
paper
so
the
Sun
dropped
its
price
to
one
cent.
Jiist
recently
the
Slar
complained
that
the
Sun
had
adopted
its
make
up
and
other
characteristics
o
that
a
person
buying
a
paper
could
not
tell
which
paper
it
was
without
a
second
looc.
The
Sun
is
the
evening
edition
of
the
morning
paper
that
Jins
been
published
in
.
Vancoiiverfpr
a
number
of
years.
It
was
made
possible
by
purchasing
the
Vancouver
World
and
changing
the
name.
Premier
Tells
How
He
Would
Reform
Senate.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
told
his
audience
nt
Fort
William
that
he
would
reform
the
Senate
by-making
impossible
to
pass
n
measure
over
us
.neaj.
.niter-
it
had
noe4it-p;)Ked
by
the
Commons
and
rejected
by
the
Senate
twice.
The
third
time'
it
would
not
need
to
go
to
the
Senate.
That
is
similar
to
the
law
passed
a
few
years,
ago
in
Great
Britain,
where
the
House
of
Lords
was
the
stumbling
block
to
I
he
change
suggested
by
Mackenzie
King
is
better
than
nothing
but
what
many
would
like
to
see
would
be
the
Senate
abolished
altogether.
It
is
not
worth
the
money
it
costs.
Protocol
Is
Adopted.
.The
protocol
has
been
adopted
by
the
Assembly
of
the
Leagiie
of
Nations.
Its
adoption
docs
not
make
it
law
until
it
is
adopted
by
Ihe
individual-
nations
concerned.
The
Canadian
Parliament
will
have
to
passMipon
it.
-
From
the
meagre
despatches
that
have
come
through
in
re-gard
to
the
protocol
it
would
seem
as
if
it
is
a
defensive
alliance
to
which
every
nation
except
the
United
States
will
give
allegiance.
Possibly
the
U.
S.
may
also
be
induced
to
go
in
with
the
others.
It
is
the
preliminary
step
to
a
world
treaty
between
all
nations
and
is
probably
the
greatest
historical
document
that
has
ever
been
drawn
up.
Remington
Noiseless
.
Your
Pallrvtr
Tkrtt
bmiiif
lea
f
A
Crash
of
Quiet!
"And
tticn
quiet
crashed
in",
said
a
soldier,
describing
the
sudden
stillness
in
ike
trenches
when
gunfire
ceased
on
Armistice
Day,
1918.
Similarly,
when
Remington
Noiseless
typewriters
are
first
installed
in
offices
accustomed
to
the
rattle
and
bang
of
old
fashioned
machines,
the
quietness
startles.
But
it
does
more
than
startle
it
delights
both
businesa
eiecutives
and
stenographers
and
enables
them
to'
do
mora
work
with
less
fatigue.
Wouldn't
you
like
Remington
Noiseless
in
yof
office)
11.
K.
Stiles,
Vice-President
mid
Managing
Director.
Head
Office,
Toronto.
Mcltae
Bros.,
Prince
Rupert
Dealers.
Mtil
Viii
Coupon
ptorc
you
org
el
it
Remington
Typewriter
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
Prince
Uunert
Dealers:
McKac
Bra.
Please
send
me
particulars,
Including
plana
of
purchase,
of
the
Kriulngtou
NvlM-lesa
Typewriter.
Name
.
Address
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
41
I.OVK
letters
arc
all
right
fori
summer
fiction
reading,
MANY
n
woman
who
is
not
a
good
cook
swings
a
menu
HF.
stood
on
the
street
at
mid.
night
Looking
up
at
the
planet
Mars
When
a
car
came
by
and
struck
him
And
he
saw
a
million
stars.
IX
these
days
of
analysis
when
we
try
lo
discover
our
motives
and,
all
about
ourselves,
our
no
tions
und
unnulses.
it
might
ho
well
for
young
people
to
ask
themselves
are
they
hard
boiled
or
fresh?
IF
employers
were
ideal,
em
ployees
would
be
the
same,
and
vice
versa,
all
samee
both
ways.
all
u
SOMK
parson
down
east
says
smoker
itt
several
I
pipe
criminals
are
cigarette
'I'tillf
Id
H-iwnt,
l.rkA.k.tnA
.....
in
my
iiiriui?.
use
It
THE
world
will
soon
be
laugh-
less
1
A
learned
man
has
said
There'll
be
no
wit
or
humor
Just
gobs
Of
gloom
instead.
't'lie
comic
sheet
wilt
vanish
Likewise
the
quip
and
quirk;
The
"Man
in
the
Moon"
also,
'tis
said,
Will
have
to
so
to
work.
,
-
-
IT
is
said
that
ihe
prince
is
sore
because
the
newspapers
never
notice
him
and
Ihe
girls
give
him
the
gate.
A
I'KHFEGT
36
has
nothing
to
du.wilh
age.
A
CHICKEN
ate
too
much
and
then
fell
down
and
died.
Came
a
cropper,
doubtless.
IT'S
pretty
hard
to
make
a
bit
by
singing
your
own
praise.
THESE
are
the
days
of
Speed.
Airplanes
travel
faster
than
any
thing
except
'
light,
radio
waves
and
dad's
salary.
RE-WRITE
CAREFULLY
AND
WATCH
THE
METRE
Verses
Are
Sometimes
Carelessly
Complied
and
Not
Revised
Some
contributors
to
the
verse
competition
do
not
carefully
re
vise
their
verses
and
re-write
them.
They
are
seal
in
without
that
care
which
ought
to
be
given.
On
the
other
hand
some
contributors
have
carefully
typed
their
verses
or
wrillen
them,
very
neatly
with
a
pen.
One.
in
par
ticular
has
decorated
the
verses
with
very
pretty
cut
out
illustra
lions,
which
have
been
very
pretty
and
appropriate.
The
metre
is
also
something
flint
should
receive
attention.
As
will
be
no!
iced,
some
of
the
verses
are
very
ragged
in
their
metre
and
rhythm.
It
is
well
lo
remem
her
that
rhythm
as
well
as
rhyme,
ijneessary.
Following
have
neen
receiveo
recently:
The
Elusive'
Duck
"Hang"
said
Ihe
gun,
"Quack"
said
Ihe
duck,
"Dang"
said
Ihe
hunter,
That's
just
my
luck.
-..
The
Seagull
What
so
irlorious
lo
me
As
Ihe
gull
winging
free
here-
the.
wild
waters
roar
'fiafnst
our
isle's
rocky
shore;
Or
at
rest
on
tfTe
breast
Of
the
wave
ft
loves
best,
When
the
winds
lie
asleep
Harbored
safe
on
the
deep.
The
Bull
Frog
Hark,
I
hear
Ihe
bull
frog
sing
ing
O'er
in
yonder
slough.
Hark,
I
hear
his
voice
Bringing
Every
note
so
true.
He
sings
at
morn,
he
sings
at
liighl,
He
sings
at
noon
with
all
his
might,
His
voice
comes
ringing
through
the
trees
From
early
spring
until
the
freeze.
If
Ihe
till
1
1
frncr
emiM
nnl
aim,
Il.nl
11.1-1.
1.
1
a
."
iiioiK
wnai
we
Rliouni
miss.
Of
all
the
singers,
he's
the
king
In
this
old
world
of
bliss.
the
daily
rrcvg
Friday,
Ooloiwr
3,
15?
I
Two
Little
Birds
Two
little
birds
were
discussing
The
topics
of
the
day;
Do
you
think
Ihitl
you
will
migrate
this
year,
said
one.
Or
in
Prince
ltuperl
stay.
The
other
little
bird
said
with
a
shake
of
his
head,
'Twould
he
folly
to
go,
elsewhere.
For
other
little;blrds
have
gone
away,
And
are
just
wishing
they
were
in
ltuperl
today.
For
great
possibilities
are
coining
this
way,
So
in
Prince
llupert
I
think
I
will
stay.
"
x
Erotlo
The
Indians
say
that
long
ago,
An
eagle
mated
with
a
raven.
(Uuile
a
mcsalliancel
know,
And
I
don'
I
hold
with
.
such
be-
bavln').
'
The
offspring
"of
the
amorous
pair
re
bound
to
be
unique,
you'll
say,
Hut
they
are
birds
by
no
means
rare.
The
idle,
senseless,
chattering"
Jay.
The
verse
must
have
to
lo
with
some
form
of
animal
life
such
as
a
bird,
fish,
animal,
inecl
or
germ.
It
may
lake
any
form
desired
such
as
an
ode,
a
quatrain
or
even
the
popular
llmeriek.
Three
prizes
will
l.e
olTered.
$5
for
first,
3
for
second
and
52
for
third.
The
verses
will
be
published
as
submitted
but
the
name
of
tho
author
will
he
reserved
to
be
used
only
in
case
of
bis
winning
a
prize.
The
verse
should
be
neatly
written
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
nnd
addressed
to
"Compett-Mon
Editor,"
Daily
News.
No
manuscripts
will
be
returned.
Ten
Years
Ago
j
In
Prince
Rupert
October
3,
1914.
Trophies
won
by
exhibitors
at
Ihe
fair
were
presented
last
night
by
President-elect
A.
J.
Prud-homme.
.Mr
Prudhomme
also
explained
the
circumstance
attending
the
failure
of
the'
association
to
bring
an
airplane
to
Hie
city
for
exhibition
flights.
A
contract
had
been
made
but
the
airman
had
failed
lo
go
through
wilh
II.
A
verdict
of
accidental
death
was
returned
yeslerday
at
the
inquiry
into
Ihe
L.
J.
Hoyt
shooting
near
Hayspnrt
last
week.
The
inquiry
was
conducted
by
Coroner
J.
H.'Mc.Mullin
and
the
witnesses
were
Fred
Scadden
and
Thomas
Mark,
who
accompanied
Hoyt
on
the
ill-fated
trip.
Work
on
Ihe
sporls
ground,
at
Acropolis
Hill
is
proceeding
favorably.
The
site
is
a
few
hundred
feel
beyond
the
Exhibition
Hall.
Four
hundred
feet
square
will
be
levelled
off.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Ernest
Blue,
Hyder;
Mrs.
N.
Nestock,
KwinilsaMr.and
Mrs.
S.
S.
.usiis,
Minneapolis;.'
Cr
.R.
Kendallj
yapfouve;;D:
II.
Hearty,
Sarnia;
Mrs.
.1.
lA.!
Brown
and
child,
l'orl.
Essinglon.
Central
Mrs.
C.
Cundill
and
Children,
H
.Brown,
Anyox.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
"Are
vou
sure."
asked
Mm
nll
woman,
"that
ibis
century
plant
will
bloom
In
a
hundred
yenrs?"
"Positive,
ma'am,"
answered
the
florist.
"If
Jt
doesn't,
bring
it
right
back."
American
Legion
Weekly.
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
DsMitrsd
In
Bulk.
At
S10.00
per
ton.
This
it
a
fry
superior
furntre
roil.
It
t-l'ri
Cp,n
hoi
fire
nH
Is
tntlrrly
frr-e
from
soul,
clliikrrs,
lark
and
dirt.
Some
of
lite
Unreal
tiratlnr
li.nt
In
the
city
are
now
ulnr
it
with
entirely
ilKfuiory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
Oellrereit
In
Srk.
At
S12.60
per
ton.
We
ire
alio
Arent.
ror
tbe
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINQTON
and
TELKWA
GOALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
Mala
Office
I
Hatal
Osatral.
rhM
18
mm
FREE
DELIVERY
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
"Cascade"
BETTER
BEER
Better
Beer
!
TELKWA
Mrs.
C.
II.
Ooodaere
of
Smilh-ers
has
been
spending
seera!
days
visiting
her
mother
Mrs.
T.
McDonald
of
Tclkwa.
v
Owing
to
numerous
and
heavy
rains
lhrehfng
has
been
somewhat
retarded.
On
Sunday
last,
Ilev.
Wm,
Dovey
preached
in
the
Union
Church.
This
is
Mr.
Dovey's
first
Sunday
In
his
new
district
which
was
formerly
looked
after
by
Ilev.
W.
C.
Mawhinney.
After
a
great
deal
of
effort
on
the
part
of
the
collection
rpininilfee,
anil
then
of
Ihe
building
committee,
the
Tclkwa
pursing,.
Home'
u
..rapidly
near
ihg
t'OmpIelioh,'
'
;
Rev.
J.
S.
Hrayfield
held
ser
vice
at
Hip
Quick
school
on
Sun
day
last.
Miss
Irene
nilinour
left
on
Sunday
mornjng
for
Ilegina
where
she
intends
lo
spend
Ihe
next
year.
A
grouse
dinner
given
by
Ihe
Ladies'
Ouild
of
SI.
Stephen's
Church
was
held
in
the
hall
on
Wednesday.
This
was
followed
by
a
dance
al
which
Ihe
Telkwa
orchestra
furnished
the
music
Mrs.
W.
K.
Demnue
nee
(Miss
Delia
Munger)
whose
marriairf
I
look
place
In
SmilliPrs
last
week
I
was
a
visilor
in
Telkwa
early
jihis
week.
I
Dr.
Hoops
of
Sidney,
11.0.
is
Ivisiling
his
sous
here.
This
Is
Dr.
Hoops'
fjrsl
visit,
and
Im
Is
delighted
wilh
the
country.
A
Harvest
Thnnksgivlng
service
was
held
In
81.
Rlenhen's
church
on
Tuesday
night.
Tim
jchurch
was
very
nicely
decoral-
,eu
wiiil
an
tilings
suggesting
me
narvesi.
nev.
.1.
H.
Hrayfield
gave
n
short
inlereallnir
(address,
and
numerous
harvest
nymns
were
sung.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
VESI
"Cascade"
IS
better
beer!
It
is
the
outcome
of
forty
years
of
brewing
experience,
aided
by
scrupulously
selected
ingredients
and
the
most
elaborate
brewing
system
known
to
modern
science.
We
are
proud
of
our
product,
and
we
want
to
make
it
known
that
"Cascade"
is
now
as
near
perfection
as
science
and
experience
can
make
it.
We
say
that
"Cascade"
beer,
brewed
and
bottled
in
Vancouver,
is
second
to
none
in
the
whole
Dominion.
Therefore
Insist
on
1
1
III
AUWmM
a.
arcp
HOTtt
tip
wBeer
without
aFcer
The
BETTER
BEER
that
SATISFIES!
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
CftulrfSt
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Ilritisli
Columbia.
-X
.
Sunlight
for
your
Washing
M
aching
A
WASHING
michineismadeto
wash
your
clothes
without
rubbing
or
boiling
-
and
it
succeeds
juit
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water
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necessary
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rich
cleansing
ingredients
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meshes
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clothes
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dirt
and
soil
spots.
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when
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comes,
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dirt
and
soapy
matter
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entirely
away,
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your
clothes
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fresh
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clean.
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