PAGE
TWO
letter
and
have
any.
r
Friday.
Xnim1iei
!H
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
The
Daily
News
PMNCE
RL'PERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
.Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
New.
Limited,
Thinl
Avenue.
H.
F.
PI
LLKN.
Managing
Editor.
r
.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILV
KDITIO.N
88
8G
Friday,
November
2S,
1921
Do
We
All
Lose
Appreciation
Of
Time?
'Afler
people
have
been
in
Prinre
Rupert
a
ftw
li.-e
nil
appreciation
of
the
value
or
time.
that
wn
an
expreh
.inn
heard
today
and
there
eem
hi
ln
Mime
Inilh
in
it.
Perhaps
that
i
one
reason
why
n
many
of
the
people
who
were
here
in
the
early
da
are
leaving
and
giving
place
to
other?.
iKvinir
In
conditions
we
are
anPto
become
a
little
eareles
and
-V
r'ief
i4r
people
enjoy
reading
if.
pass
on
your
ideas,
if
vou
ill
j
i
ill
a
time
',onre
MKf
Bottled
In
bond
under
L
Tliis
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
the
lEIGKT
HOUR
DAY
1
had
e
n
h
rr
ci
-i
lenl
i
nrkPil
For
,,,
1
1
1
e
w
.
vv.."ke
I
btdf
n-
e.,..r.,
i.'elor!
IS
DISCUSSED
Cold
Storage
Plant
and
Byproducts
Company
Ask
Exemption
Under
Act
LOGGING
DISCUSSED
that
Ihefr
hhesea
were
seasonal
and
subject
to
ureal
fluctuations
an
a
result
of
weather.
this
is
a
serious
handicap.
It
is
ralhep
sad
to
see
the
old
timer
and
the
rnrt
Of
fish.
leaving
and
other
rnming
here
and
taking
their
places
and
mak
ing
good
where
they
failed.
Pum-tiiality
is
one
of
the
virtues.
In
business
it
is
essential.
Men
who
have
been
a
success
in
life
have
been
punctual.
To
he
on
time
in
the
morning
is
much
more
important
than
to
-lay
lale
at
nighl.
No
overnight
activities
are
a
good
excuse
for
being
lale
in
li
e
morning.
To
stay
in
lale
when
work
is
going
on
is
t
admit
failure.
An
employee
who
is
habitually
late
is
a
candidate
for
the
road,
or
in
modern
slang
"he
should
he
given
Ihe
air."
Selfishness
Of
Those
Who
Come
Late.
People
who
habitually
ronie
lale
do
not
realize
haw
selfish
Ihey
are.
To
pamper
their
own
lazy
selves
they
Iwld
up
the
business
id
an
institution,
a
meeting
or
an
industry
and
not
only
cause
much
annoyance
but
also
Jose
money
or
Ihe
rrispect
of
advancement
thronCh
their
dilatory
habits.
We
realize
thai
it
is
useless
in
scold
people,
but
if
employ
-op
who
make
a
habit
of
lateness
were
summarily
dismissed,
there
would
be
fewer
offenses
of
this
class
and
the
business
of
the
community
could
be
carried
on
much
better.
Prince
Rupert
can
never
make
progress
as
long
a
her
inhabitants
are
dilatory
and
careless
in
regard
to
business
matter.
Bring
late
is
one
or
the
first
steps
toward
business
degeneration.
Outside
Firms
Look
Towards
This
City.
Outside
firms
are
looking
toward
this
city
pnmubl
business
centre.
Two
new
firni
have
come
here
In
open
store
dustry.
It
and
there
is
whisper
of
others
following.
'
People,
who
live
ILweJ,,
'
fc
r....-
I,...,
.it....
I
Ik,.
n.
..11
t..
.
....
.
T
"
i-i
ainc
iu
inr
siiomion
nr
uiry
will
lose
ink
in
compe
tition
with
late
comers.
A
number
of
local
firm
keep
quite
p
io
owe
ana
are
hound
to
meet
with
success
bnt
outer
are
not
a
keen
ror
business
and
are
trusting
to
Juck
instead
of
keeping
in
line
with
the
march
of
events.
Let
us
all
watch
our
steps
and
make
sure
that
we
do
not
slip.
If
You
Have
A
Message
Send
It
To
The
Editor.
.Many
people
have
useful
ideas
thai
remain
buried
and
never
have
any
value,
lu
every'
community
there
are,
thinkers
among
newspaper
readers.
If
(here
i
anyone
in
Northern
llrit-i.-h
Columbia
who
thinks
he
has
a
message
that
wriuld
benefit
the
community,
the
Daily
News
j.
glad
to
prinj
it.
The
difficulty
is
that
most
people
who
would
like
to
wrile
letters
are
knockers
and
we
are
not
looking
for
knock.
On
boost
is
worth
a
dozen
knocks.
We
already
know
thai
our
transportation
service
seem
inadequate
and
that
there
are
a
number
of
olher
things
that
do
not
come
up
lo
expectation..
We
know
that
what
olher
people
do
is
never
quite
s
well
done
a.
if
we
were
doing
it
ourselves.
A
lot
of
people
think
they
could
make
twice
as
good
a
newspaper
as
this
one
at
a
much
les
price,
but
we
think
they
are
fooling
themselves.
Forget
the
knock"
unless
there
is
a
constructive
mes.age
with
it.
Anything
el
set
of
interest
lo
the
general
public
if
always
welcomed
by
the
editor.
Now
and
then
we
irel
root
i
c
Al
Ihe
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Adjustment
in
connection
With
the
Fight
Hour
lay
Act
two
ap-
-
j
plications
fur
exemption
from
the
li.pertUiqof
thelaw-were
a-sked,
i
one-
by
the
PrincV
Itopert
they
j
duel
Co.
at
Turk's
Inlet
and
Ihe
-1
other
by
the
uanaoian
mmi
.
Cold
Stoma
t'.o.,
each
claiming
I
r
Mi-
fl.tt.t'.,
The
board
consisted
of
J.
II.
McXtven.
(deputy
minister
of
labor.
J.
I.
Patterson
anil
r
.
Vi
t-wier.
In
opening
the
session,
which
look
place
at
the
C.onrt
House
comjnenwntr
7.3.
Mr.
Me-Niven
explained,
the
purpose
of
the
sHttnst.
An-eiglu
hour
day
Jaw
had
been
parted,
but
there
were
some
callings
nch
as
agri-i
ulfnre
which
did
not
come
under
the
law.
Also
it
was;
thought
that
other
might
be
adversely
affected
and
in
which
it
nwrht
he
im-oihe
to
carry
out
the
law
in
ita
entirety
without
working
a
hardship.
The
board
was
e
nil-owe
red
to
grant
certain
exemption!!
subject
'to
confirmation
by
the
Lieutenant
rtovemor
in
Oonneil.
It
wa
to
consider
such
possible
exemption
that
Ihey
were
met.
Mr.
MeJUven
read
such
portion
of
the
Act
a
were
important
in
connect
ton
with
fhe
hearing.
George
Bushby
Oeorpre
Bushby.
asked
for
full
exemption
for
his
company
.and
nlso
for
the
whole
fishing
in
was-
strictly
seasonal.
as
agriculture
or
fruit
growing.
It
was
subservient
to
weather
and
other
eon.
i'itions
and
ecaild
not
be
carried
on
regularly.
They
never
ennld
eU
how
mtteh
material
was
enm-Injr
and
When
It
did
arrive
4
hey
bad
io
work.
yrltiJLeverything
was
taken
rare
or.
Jn
rnmimny
nf
t
rescnl
jnt
broke
even
and
to
handicap
it
further
would
make
i'-
imoible
to
operaie.
In
the
biisv
season
they
bad
a
normal
flair
of
3ft
to
fa
and
in
the
off
eaaon
this
dropped
to
ten
nr
twelve.
Durina
the
busy
time
vdien
the
run
of
salmon
was
at
heirht
they
worked
two
shift
sr.
The
men
were
mostly
im-I
loyed
Jy
the
mOntb.
Cold
Storage
W.
E.
Finher.
nolicitor
and
director
of
the
Canadian
Fih
A
Odd
Storage
Company
explained
dty
tfie
operation
oj
the
cold
storage
plant
nbould
be
esempt-ed.
Their
wa
a
piirely
ppasonal
i
udertaking.
They
dealt
in
fish
nd
when
Ihe
boats
arrived
Hip
fish
had
to
be
taken
care
of.
Kiirht
hour
wan
their
normal
iar''
work,
and
when
longpr
hours
were
warked
they
pa
til
;
ertime.
The
armimpnlo
u-hich
jpplie'to
Mr.
Buahhy's
inilusiry!
:.
lpli'd
alo
to
theirs.
..
T.
H.
Johncon,
manager
of
Ihe
f
lan,Laid
if
would
be
praefiraUv
imnnosmtA
to
pnftren
n
t
tI.
1
1
hour
law
owing
lo
the
perHiable
uafiire
of
fhe
product
I
boy
handledrVhatever
arrived
ha.1
to
b
handled
that
day.
The
mian-lilien
flyctnated.
Sometimes
no
fish
arrived
and
another
day
1'iere
wa
half
a
million
pounds.
The
men
entered
well
into
the!
oii-il
of
the
work
and
helped
to
'he
bent
of
their
ability.
Purinz
!
'no
months
of
Ihe
year
fresh
fls
via?
arriving
and
they
worked
In
nome
extent
during
Hip
o'her
three,
packing
frozen
fish.
They
were
keeping
on
a
many
nipn
as
possible
during
the
eloped
reason
in
rirdpp
to
hold
them.
There
were
a
number
of
nhap
of
their
industry
that
had
In
hp'
Furniture
Announcement
A
COMPLETE
CAR
LOAD
OF
THE
LATEST
HIGH
GRADE
AND
MEDIUM
DINING
ROOM
AND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE
HAS
JUST
ARRIYED
FOR
REAL
QUALITY
-BUYING,
OUR
PRICES
TO
TURN
OYER
THIS
CAR
LOAD
QUICKLY,
ARE
MARKED
DOWN
LOWER
THAN
CAN
BE
PROCURED
IN
WESTERN
CANADA
TO
THE
KEEN
BUYER,
WE
AfK
YOUR
INSPECTION
OF
OUR
LARGE
AND
SELECT
RANGE
OF
QUALITY
FURNITURE.
TO
SEE
OUn
VALUES
WILL
CONVINCE
YOU
OF
OUR
WONDERFUL
PRICED
STOCK
BEDROOM
FURNITURE
Handsome
Walnut
Vanity
Drtor
15
different
styles.
Handsome
Walnut
Dressers
15
different
styles
Handsome
Walnut
Chifrobes
IS
tHffarctH
styles.
At
Prices
ranging
from
$30.00,
$40.00,
$'.0.00,
$05.00
to
$125.60
These
prices
ce
on
each
article,
ao4d
singly
or
In
suites
ti
match.
KITCHEN
CABINETS
10
New
Designs,
also
new
Enamel
Kitchen
Tables.
See
thete
new
Sanitary
Cabin
ata
at
our
Special
Prices.
PLEASE
NOTE
THAT
OUR
BIG
NEW
STOCK
OF
FANCY
GOODS
SILYER
CHINA
WARE
IS
NOW
READY
FOR
CHRISTMAS
BUYCHS
A
CLEAN
NEW
STOCK
OF
THE
LATEST
GOODS
PROCURABLE
eoneidered.
In
Ihe
pngine
room;
they
hid
Ihrpe
shifts
hut
in'
r-
""
other
ilepaelnwml
things
wprei
slay
with
it
until
It
was
in
thelhal
(hey
sonielimcs
had
rush
differettt.
j
freezers.
He
thought
they
worked
'
johs
come
in
ami
must
slay
on
Evidence
of
Employees
,
an
average
of
fourteen
hours
a
the
job
until
Ihey
were
finished.
After
the
tlold
Sfnraire
officials
day.
If
they
refused
to
work
ill
wax
noinled
out
11ml
IfiU
urns
'he
cold
storage.'
planl..
anl
thought
had
been
shell
"
months
in
the
summer
shocked
and
could
not
sland
the
I
b
:'
hour.
TJiey
work.
He
has
been
here
a
year
r
"n,
,
i,t
in
five
with
and
was
now
working
for
Ihe
'i
!
fur
lmieh
nnd
lbPn
""'
"e
l'K'd
rnndlllons
here
1,
o,,,
i
lnr.
nil
f
II
(en
Inlended
lo
slayi
T'o
;i'
:;i!i
of
xihv
was'
Mr.
McNixen
s:iiii
he
wmibl
.
cPtits
nn
hour
with
n.le
for
have
likeil
lo
have
had
the
eyi-
r'.
a
former
employee
they
would
be
laid
off.
He
knew
provided
for
In
the
Act.
s.
pi..
relink,
n
former
pre-
of
;onc
nfan
to
wliom
Ibis
had
Lnnnlnn
inHooiPx
...
.
i
II....:
i
"
'
,
had
not
-
e
h,,,,.
:,,:,
fifli,
ronf(,
nn
Sl)n
,Pnee
R)vpn
Wme
tt(,
0fjfin,
of.sr.ld.
hut
""'v
w'""
''l
all
'he
time
'bp
cold
storage
plant
were
pre-
ins'ane.
.
o
ib
v-
n
il
n-d
had
not
sent.
to.
wlir.m
'
'
'
n
it
-n
mepling
Dave
Thomson,
on
behalf
of
taw
Vlifi
r.
h
,me
in
Miey
had
to
Akerbcrg
Thomson
Co.
ezplalnet
wa:
heeru.
carried
ont
did
not
'ie
-,
Hp
v;i!i'el
i.,
V
r.,l
:,
,,,,1,1
wa-
no
tif",g
I'i't,,',
laid
Mi
:in
(j
a
1
sani
tin
linil
nii-ii.-u.
in-
wns
a
reiunjfii
man
q.
Ijirseu
snoke
chlnflv
on
be-
half
of
the
men
who
worked
in
the
loKvinit
ramps
rlitiinitiir
thai
the
laws
were
no)
enforced
there,
lie
thought
an
eiht
hour
day
could
he
enfniceil
in
M.
f
t
ti
i
rt
lrlti-ti
y
a
e
eNe,
here.
Ill
the
moinot
uuli.,lry
II,,-
lnw
il
if
111
i
DINING
ROOM
FURNITURE
In
Suites
or
Single
Pieces;
we
sure
have
what
you
require.
Twenty
different
designs.
Space
will
not
allow
here
to
enumerate
all
the
splndld
bargain
values
we
have.
Suite
In
Fumed
Oak,
from
$125.00
to
$200.00
Suites
In
Walnut,
from
$250.00
to
$370.00
Suites
in
Two-tone
Oak,
from
$200.00
lo
$3R0.00.
Separata
Buffets,
from
$35.00
up
to
$100.00
Separate
Sets
Dining
Chairs
and
Tables,
from
$30.00
up
to
$85.00.
NO.
756-NINE
PIECE
SET
WALNUT
DININQ
SUITE
-
Buffet,
size
of
top,
66"
x
23"
Table,
oblong,
size
of
top,
54"
x
45"
.
.
.
China
Cabinet,
size
of
top,
40"
16"
Chairs,
full
Leather
Seats
This
Set
is
a
Three-tone
Walnut,
Satin
Finish
PRICE
$370.00
NO.
761-NINE
PIECE
SET
WALNUT
FINISH
DINING
SUITE
Buffet,
site
of
top,
00"
x
23"
Table,
oblong,
size
of
top,
52"
x
42"
China
Cabinet,
40"
x
16"
Chairs,
full
Leather
Seats
Two-tone
Rub
Finish
PRICE
TITE
COMPLETE
QUALITY
FURNISHER
.
THIRD
AVENUE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
act
ul
once
on
any
reliable
information.
Mr.
I.arsen
expressrd
the
opinion
that
the
employee
as
well
as
jrier
Some
or
the
camps
were
not
In
'
U
proper
sanitary
condition.
The
Hanson
i;,,i,.pany
WiU
onlv
i
Iimmi;
up
to
Hip
lflw.
lie
..said
be
hud
worked
In
the
Plates
he!
and
he
claimed
that
loggers
were
,.jfj,.
crosslink
Hie
line
to
the
smith
k-iow
1
an
f
conditions
Pre.
'I'hn
I
hp
nijit
inn
tdMi,
'.HP
in
Ihe
lo
page
7;
$235.00
PHONE
20
WITHOUT
HALF
TRYING
"Have
you
had
stall,
n
v
':
to-w
radio"
Mrs.
Xewlvwed-
"Wr!
:
i'
ine,
employer
rinu.i(
jm
punished
i
Imis
had
in
ease
of
Infraction
of
the
law.
and
I'm
m
me
afaten
to
the
ooulli
inillM
worked
eishi
h
Itlll'tl
fitlil
ttii
rler
hntfi'i'
heller
rnmlil
comiit
mtu
ions
ll.n..
than
here.
I
I'
Rub
TWO
HANDSOME
DINING
SETS
OF
TWO-TONE
FUMED
OAK
Consisting
of
Buffet,
Extension
Table,
China
Cabinet
and
full
Slip
Seal
Leather
Dining
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