Winnipeg
investor.
are
In
cniiiiiiuuicalioii
with
a
local
l'Usliicss
man
Imiuiriiig
a
to
Ihe
'ulhcntioily
of
reports
received
In
Hint
city
that
two
new
permanent
bullditiK"
are
planned
for
erection
henv
One
of
these
huildiUK.
It
Is
understood,
will
1m
.creeled
on
Third
Avenue
ami
will
cost
125,-H
Is
nald
thul
it
will
bo
ln
storeys
n
height
and
of
cou-erele
and
brick
coiislructlou
for
TWENTY
CARS
TIES
ARRIVE
Ore
From
Smlthers
Also
Comes
In
For
Transhipment
to
California
limc-lnhh
do
yoti
Jeaeh
r--
1927
and
other
consign-
ligiou
lie
uimwered,
"We
leach
it
all
Jay
long.
We
leach
it
in
arithmetic
It)'
accuracy,
in
language
by
learning
lo
say
what
we
mean,
in
history
liy
hutivuilly,
in
geography
by
breadth
of
mind,
in
manual
craft
and
domestic
srienri
liy
thoroughness,
in
Hi-play
ground
by
fair
play.
We
teach
it
by
kiudm
lo
animal,
by
being
coiirleou.
by
good
manner,
and
by
triilhfuliie
in
Ml
thing.
Wc
treat
the
children
not
n
member
of
this
C.liurcli
or
that
lul
a
members
of
Hie
school,
of
Up
roiiimuuily.
We
teach
litem
In
prnrtice
religion
out
of
(he
actual
relation
in
which
lliey
-land
lo
llieir
lew-li-er.
Iheir
parenjs,
Hielr
school
fellow,
uud
Ihe
rommmiity;
for
mile
lliey
learn
to
build
il
where
they
ar.
lliey
will
nut
learn
In
build
il
afterwards
anywhere
ele."
newMldings
for
this
city
Winnipeg
Investors
are
Asking
as
to
Plans
for
Prince
Rupert
ments
will
be
senL
here
as
required.
These
ties
will
be
used
when
needed
for
maintenance
at
the
most
easterly
points
on
the
road.
Prince
Rupert
will
be
the
district
centre
of
this
Important
Industry.
Two
carloads
of
ore
from
the
Duthle
mines
came
In
at
the
same
time.
The
ore
will
be
transhipped
for
California.
PERRY
IS
COMING
TO
ADDRESS
ROTARY
CLUB
Is
Strongly
Urging
Completion
of
Railway
to
Peace
River
II.
S.
Perry.
M.I..A..
will
ar
rive
in
Ibe
cily
011
W
ednesday
in
oiib-r
l
uddrr'
the
local
notary
Club
on
Thursday.
Ill
Mihjeel
will
be
the
Pacific
Ureal
KnMern
llailroad,
in
relation
to
Ihe
northern
interior.
Interviewed
nil
Saturday
last
hi
Prince
lieorge
Mr.
Perry
reilernled
hi
belief
that
the
romplcllnu
of
Ihi
railroad
lo
the
Peace
lliver
district
wa
the
one
outstanding
necc-ily
of
the
day.
Apart
from
it
value
to
the
peace
lliver
selller
and
Ihe'
people
of
Prince
Crow,
il
reactive
value
upon
Ihe
city
of
Prince
llupert
i
inestimable
The
member
feels
the
matter
i
one
for
the
close
co-operation
of
every
North
British
Columbian.
Mure
ami
office
un.
('i5,iiiio
pounds,
al
lU.t'c
and
He;
I
he
other
'bulhllnu'
il
is
aiil.'(!i(illi.
rt.000
oound.
aK
I7.tc
and
will
be
the
hold,
coiislrucllon
of
'
Mc.
.
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
1.
I.I.Ik
-
""'in
lias
hern
rumored
for
Sloiaue
1.0
.1.111.
J
limn
ami
in
connection
1
Alias.
20.0UO
pound,
at
t7.:ie
ilh
whleh
A.
A.
Cox.
the
Van-'and
He;
Fallh.
5,5(1(1
niiiml,
al
couvcr
archllccl,
hu
made
fro-
15.2c
and
He,
In
the
Boolh
Fisher-
'KU'iil
vislU
if,
ii,
,.iiv
of
lute,
ies
Canadian
1.0.
l.ld.
I
'will
cost
55,0(tO.
will
ln
oil
lliuel,
IH.tKlO
pounds,,
at
t7.5e
leinforced
concrein
mid
brick
and
He,
and
Tahomn,
15,0011
onstiuclioii.
wilh
hIciiiii
healinir
ihmiihIs
;at
17.5c
and
He,
to
the
Ul'"l
tar
ami
'grave!
roof.
A
mIIo
Hnyal
Fish
'.o
"
Mxlli
Sheet
for
its
ercgtlon
been
',
obtained,
It
Is
said.
FISH
ARRIVALS
lliulit
bouts
marketed
137,500
Ihs.
of
bulihul
at
Ihe
Fish
Fx
rliaime
lh
morniiiK.
'Arrivals
and
sale,
were
if
follows
Pair
of
Jacks,
8,000
pounds,
at
Hit:
and
He;
II:
I.ip'ett.
H.000
iiounds,
at
ICic
11ml
Ho;
Sumner,
Tlie
boanl
of
dlrcclors
of
Ihn
iiislivleriau
Church
will-
hold
Archbishop
IiuVernel
left
for
anollicr
incellug
tonight
to
con
lerrace
,
..i
.,ii.i'-
.i,i,m
the
nlans
of
the
new
1
..
r
.
.
1
M
til
,
t
million
wniiiir
people
in
Canada
Tl..
Vancouver
Itrcdviug
tv
.Salvage
Cu.
ha
been
given
passing
Ihrtiiiali
lint
three
form
charge
of
Ihe
salvaging
of
tin:
leamcr
Amur
which
i
stranded
of
education
primary.
s?eoii-!n
vV1i9
Cliff
Island
und
the
steamer
Tee.
ii
now
011
her
way
dary
and
university.
Take
a
Jew
fnini
Vancouver
with
wrecking
equipment
to
lake
the
veer
off
vi;ir
iiT
Hint
mid
ttit'.liire
what
llm
r..,.f
II
u
iV-IimI
she
will
arrive
there
lodav.
the
results
will
In',
in
the
next!
The
Amur
is
still
swore
in
her
position
and
storm
df
the!
Kcurrulinu.
If
wi
fail
lo
cdil-week
end
have
not
affected
her
seriouly,
report
received
Ihis
rate,
what
eilu
go
right?
If
Hie
morning
indicated.
The
lug
Mannion
look
air
empty
scow
down,
ballle
of.
civilization
U
lost
In
to
the
wreck
yeM-nlay
to
he
used
in
lightening
the
Amur
of
her
the
school,
who
will
win
it
afterwards?
If
the
whol?
community
I.
wrong
in
its
cdiica
lion,
what
diance
have
the
clergy
lo
et
it
right
from
their
pulpit?
What
rliuuce
have
legislation?
To
begin
hy
slnrl-Ing
uur
children
011
the
wrong
road
in
Uii'ir
plastic
period,
and
llieti
when
lliey
are
grown
up
to
snd
out
the
clergy,
the
police
and
legislation
In
bring
lliem
back
what
inA'f
enterprise
could
compare
with
that?
Religion
Not
long
Miice
n
fclioolmnMer
Twenty
cars
of
tlss
for
maintenance
along
the
C.
N.
R.
line
arrived
this
morning
from
the
Utk
and
Terrace
sasnsked.
"Vlicr
in.
yilirl,
mllls.
This
Is
the
first
for
coal
cargo
hut
tin
weallicr
wan!
o
rough
that
it
was
impossible
j
lo
do
anything.
The
work
of
iiiilualiiir
the
vessel,
it
is
un
drrMood,
commenced
this
morn
ina-.
Interesting
Record
!
S.s.
Amur
which
went
aground
on
While
CHIT
Island
on
Friday
j
morning
laM,
while
on
her
way
to
A11)
ox
with
a
bar
so
of
SOU
ton
of
coal,
ha
dour
yeoman
service
atonic
this
coast.
A
far
back
at
IUU0
she
took
a
cargo
of
food
and
clothing
from
Vancouver
to
Han
Francisco
for
the
re-
illef
ul
IheulTeretf.l.n
Jheearth-
Hughe
wit
then
her
com
mander.
She
Used
'
lo
run
lo
Skanway
under
Capt.
Locke,
who
went
down
wilh
Ihe
Princess
Sophia.
Another
of
Ihe
commander
was
Capt.
Mcl.eod.
She
wu
Ike
CP.
It.
crack
Jionl
before
the
prince
May
look
up
the
roasiul
service.
Our
old
friend
Bob
llauna,
was
one
of
the
.
crew
on
her
eventful
vo)ae
to
San
Francisco
in
IVOG.
She
fieloiiK
to
(he
J
as.
lirillilh
A
Son.
Coastwise
Steamship
Coiiipiuiy.
Seallle
Marmlon
Arrives
Hie
steamer
Mannion
arrived
this
inoruinp
at
ll.tU
from
tho
Amur,
which
i
Mill
on
the
rocks
at
Whlleclitre
Island.
The
Mar-111
i
1
hi
left
again
at
2
o'clock
Ihi
afternoon
and
will
return
to
morrow
morning.
Yesterday
she
was
uiialde
lo
yet
alongside
Ihe
mil
r
nwiiik'
lo
Hie
fury
of
the
lu
1
III.
Tees
Arrives
The
steamer
Tee
arrived
at
the
Amur
Ihi
morning
and
will
lie
Kin
lo
discharge
coal
from
Ihe
Amur
al
high
water
lo-night.
SALVAGE
OF
COAL
BARGE
Capt.
Swanson
May
Oet
Large
Sum
of
Money
for
Saving
Craft
An
inleresling
ipiestion
of
salvage
conies
up
in
connection
wilh
Hie
scow
of
coal
which
was
broulil
north
by
the
Amur,
and
which
has
been
toVcd
to
tafely
at
Inverness
by
Captain
Swan-sou.
The
scow
and
her
cargo
are
quite
valuable
and
under
murine
law
something
like
one-third
of
Ihe
value
goes
lo
Hie
man
who
sulvages
her.
It
is
understood
lliul
Captain
Swanson
has
made,
an
olTcr
of
settlement
In
the
underwrllers,
but
this
of
for
has
not
so
far
been
accepted,
In
the
meantime
the
scow
is
mooted
in
Inverness
slouch
and
is
looking
rather
badly.
If
mailers
are
delayed
(here
in
a
possibility
thai
she
may
become
a
total
loss.
Mr.
Skinner
Princess
Mary
He
receiilly
arrived
on
tho
this
afternoon,
purchased
tho
He
will
return
this
eveu-ichuivl,
will'
view
of
getting
pvi,
c
"orse
fciur,'
wecKiy
paper
I
,,
'
J
a'
a"
uarly
date.
'
u
i!K'"or
ie
Wlfl
TM
Want
A
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
TAXI
99
he
it
BOSTON
GRILL
hi
I
hurry
Third
Avenue.
Pkoc
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Party
Use.
mI
Car
and
Best
terr.
In
Uit
City.
PUUi
Reason
,
v
.
SPECIAL
NUMBER
PREPARED
By
HIGH
SCHOOL
LITERARY
SOCIETY
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOL.
V1X.,
N(l.
35,
PIllNGH
lllTF.IVT,
D.a,ial)AY,
FEUHUAHY
II,
1021,
Saturdlf't
Circulation
1.60S.
Sirttt
ttlM,
34.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SALVAGE
WORK
ON
STEAMER
AMUR
BEGINS
HIGH
SCHOOL
IMPORTANT
FACTOR
IN
EDUCATION
CATERS
TO
LOCAL
NEEDS
editorial
Amur
Still
on
Reef
WHAT
EDUCATION
CAN
DO.
There
t
nothing
tiki
cducn-liuii
fur
turning
u
pluin
mini
into
u
thinker.
If
you
waul
a
man
tu
think
deeply
mid
earnestly
ml
linn
thinking
about
ediiculion.
Today
there
am
a
and
Salvage
Work
is
Commencing
Today
DECORATED
AT
NEW
YORK
Upon
the
arrival
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
S.S.
Empress
of
Canada
at
New
York,
foXowine
her
craif
e
Round
America,
Captain
S.
Robinson,
R.N.R.,
ho
now
commands
this
vessel
on
world
cruise,
was
created
a
Commander
of
the
Order
of
the
British
Empire
in
recognition
of
his
heroic
work
at
Yokohama
when
Japan
was
rocked
by
earthquake
and
when
the
Empress
of
Australia,
which
be
then
commanded,
was
the
headquarters
fn
tfc
mm,
ntrtiM
nrl
r1if
rnrlrr
Th
InvMtitfir
til
mid
hv
Sir
commercial
Ute.Thi3
pbotojrsph
wj
taken
aUthe
lime
of
the
invtit9e
J?
nd
shows,
from
left
to
right.
Sir
Harry
Armstrong.
Captain
S.
Robinson,
C.B.E.,
R.N.K.,
and
Mr.
K.
W.
Ueatty,
K.U.,
president
01
tne
canaaisr.
Pacific
Railway,
who
visited
the
blue
ribbon
vessel
of
the
Canadian
Parif
Seet
after
the
ceremony.
Work
of
the
Local
High
School
What
it
Means
and
what
the
Public
Should
Know
About
it
The
High
School
was
first
established
in
Prince
llupert
in
1012.
with
twelve
scholars.
Today
there
itre
enrolled
one
huu-
dr.'d
ami
twenty,
with
five
leachers
on
the
.staff.
The
subjects
taught
are
F.ngliMi,
Classics,
Modern
Languages,
.Mathematics,
Science,
Drawing,
ami
Commercial
suiijeeis.
-1
lie
nign
scnooi
prepare
slmlenls
for
University,
Norma!
Training
Colleges,
and
.imimirpi:il
life
Besides
the
ordinary
High
behool
course
cov
In
the
eleven
years
of
ils
exis-!doiiietie
science,
ami
ealisthcnic
leoee
it
Ims
sent
out
dearly
four'tlrill.
Debating
classes
are
held
to
become
healthy,
strong,
taw-
school,
including
sports,
gamVs.
abiding
and
useful
citizens.
Wilh
general
deportment,
and
finances
the
small
resources
at
it
dipi.ial
are
controlled
by
a
body
of
the
il
emphasizes
Ihe
value
of,
and
students
called
the
Students
leaches
physical
drill
and
games
to
Ihe
growing
boys
and
girls.
Social
Life
Council,
elected
-annually
by
Ihe
student
body.
All
this
tends
to
make
I
hem
better
citizens
and
l'he
social
life.
of
the
school
Is
prepiires
Ihem
lo
take
their
not
neglected.
The
school,
wlthjplaeos
intelligently
later
in
the
Ihe
money
made
by
concerts
aljlife
of
Ihe
community.
With
various
lime,
tins
a
piano,
a;inore
facilities
in
t
lit
matter
of
gramophone
and
a
lepnis
court,
play
accommodation
on
Ihe
Community
singing
opens
each
-school
grounds
a
more
expansive
day's
work,
llaml-craft,
first
aid.'pmgrum
of
sports
and
games
signalling,
drill
ami
physical
cul-'could
be
put
in
force.
Much
Herring
was
Destroyed
at
Kodiac
Island
When
the
Wharf
Collapsed
Under
Weight
of
Ice
Uostsipil
U
Hilt
port
-w
-ing
V
hou
Terrific
Gale
Strikes
City
and
Tears
up
Sidewalks,
Blows
Roof
from
Overhead
Railway
Crossing
I'rince
Itupert
was
yesterday
visited
by
one
of
the
most
destructive
gales
in
her
short
but
eventful
history.
The
assessed
vulii".
of
damages
throughout
Hie
city
proved
very
great,
and
will
cause
up
small
drain
011
the
resources
of
the
city,
council.
Long
stretches
of
sidewalk
near
the
Post
Office
and
the
H.IL
Undertakers,
and
along
Third
Avenue
and
McUride
Street
wre
swept.
np
by
the
wind
and
turned
over
on
the
street.
Half
of
Hie
rooT
of
the
overhead
crossing
leading
to
the
station
was
blown
off
and
shingles
were
carried
like
birds
in
the
air
in
many
parts
of
the
cily.
7"
Tin
lare
lanker
R.
J.
Ilanna
MfnTU
IP
lCDV
of
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
broke
111111111
1.1
f
L,I
I
front
it
.
moorinps
yesieruay
about
'J
p.m.
and
forced
lo
anchor
out
in
the
liarlmr,
later
citing
sail
on
her
return
voyage
south.
Aliifut
2
O'clock
yesterday
af-
INTERESTED
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
ernoon
one
01
Joe
Jirown
s
laxi
driven
hy
E.
Smith
s
was
,
suddenly
.
,
,
released
,
,
of
,
its
.,
,
head
1
Or.
Thompson
r..
Gratified
at
C.
N
&ear.
while
driving
up
Third
Afe.
Residence
Injured
The
residence
of
Frank
Mor
tis,
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers,
was
nie'Vslore
was
blown
across
the
street
in
a
direct
easterly
direc-
:
iSID
HUNTER
HAD
Fishing
.schooner
Sumner,
skipper
horiauo,
arrived
lit
port
this
morning
having
completed
an
evenlfiil
month'.'
trip.
The
i-niiliiiii
Ims
miiiik
eveilinir
tales
concerning
the
results
of
cold
R.
Putting
on
Steamer
to
I
Skagway
NORTH
WANTS
NEW
SMELTER
IN
C.
dably
damaged.
The
roof-end
"The
Yukon
is
very
much
inter
Harry
Armstrong,
Hntish
consul
uenerai
at
New
lorK
in
me
pietence
01
a
uacio,
jiurin
w.
ium
vuv
onu
esieo
10
uie
cny
01
rriucc
nuiicri.
large
tathering
1
important
figures
in
Canadian
and
American
political
and
1
tho
wind,
rushitiK
in
betweeii
the
ami
it
procress,"
stated
Dr.
At-
rf-aii4ceiutfr,firml--an
exit
by
freil-
TtM.injnn,eimeiiibcr
o
f
tearitijf
"apart
the
ceiling
of
-the
parliament
for
the
Yukon
who
sillin?
room
on
the
top
floor
as
passed
iliruuxh
the
city
on
the
If
the
malerial
were
paper.
The
Princess
.Mary
this
afternoon
en
windows
liehig
cloed
one
was
route
to
Dawson,
blown
inlo
the
street
below,
'ol
Dr.
Thompson
said
that
he
had
a
particle
of
glass
fell
in
the
heard
the
Canadian
National
room.
"Kverylhinjr
was
over,"
Railway
was
soiiifr
to
put
on
a
Mr.
.Morris
said,
when
our
re-
boat
plying
between
here
and
porter
tailed
to
see
Hie
wreck,
Skagway.
lie
was
gratified
at
this
"in
less
than
a
second.
The
because
the
people
of
the
Aukon
family
had
just
come
in
from
Would
find
such
a
steamer
a.
Sunday
School
when
Hie
storm
tfieal
convenience
in
making
;
hit
them.
Fortunately
no
one
connection
with
trains
at
Ihi
sulTered
except
Troiii
the
shock."
port
Tor
Ihe
Fast.
Seventy
Mile
Ousts
.
I
The
gold
oulput
in
Ihe
Yukon
The
anemometer
at
the
(iov-
holtliiiR
its
own
and
silver
is
eminent
meleondo?ical
station
increasing,
slated
Dr.
Thompson;
recorded
vestenluy's
wind
to
The
flir
trade
is
very
good;
have
an
average
of
fifty
miles
"ml
the
north
country
Is
looking''
an
Lour,
wilh
periodic
gusts
as
lorwaru
10
amuner
smeller
Ueing
.-1
:,
-.1
.
1...
i.i
11,..
.r
lii'jl,
as
sevcniv
miles.
Vlic
in-
1111
111
111
lllls
province
10
nanuie
vnilg
lllice
cus,
11
puis
uu
i
.11.1
jriu
,u
vu.wm-
uir
i
nimicu
.
.
V
,
1
i.v
1
v..
1
r..
:
..i
i
i
n.
1..4
Ulriiment
does
not
recisler
,.
tho
lnp
,iool
ouipui
01
or
"ol.l
oiu
anu
in.l
"
V
luJZrr
'
"
W
r
the
Mom,
but
from
the
f'-i
the
K.ondyke.
silver
..n
.
....t....-,!,.
,.r
I,,,-..
,,-..
Imml.i.i
M.n
l,vs
while
eelfcts
around
town
the
velocity
'"
loomnson
IS
now
piacin
ul
least
8.000.
itlie
jrms
receive
luslruclioii
in
or
the
wind
mul
have
reached,"
"avvson.
.Mrs.
inonipson
70
to
80
miles.
From
observa-
uml
""'y
are
'V
Switzerland
lions
this
morning
it
is
evident
NV,llere
Miss
Thompson
is
com
hundred
young
men
and
women
regularly
throughout
the
greater
that
nearly
all
the
damage
was,
it
.
-
,
,..
ri..,.,
11...
1...1
11..
..,
..r
11.
n
......
-
.....I
iniu
i,iinii-III.,,,!,
mil
liv
II,
e
1
i
iti?
I
roree
of
inleresl
in
furthering
every
the
students
to
excel
in
oral
ex-or
wiimwuuls.
I
lit
siue-waiK.
luovemenl
thai
helps
the
sludenls
pression.
The
social
life
of
Hie,
between
the
post
ofliee
and
(lien-
pleting
her
studies.
wen
(uei'ium
i"
iikiii
imnn
iwn
i
i"
'
...
v
,
-
pTPtif
1
TIT
IP
I
1VP1
V
of
life.
The
school
lake
a
preal
lixe
and
encouragement
is
given,
the
sou'
wester,
but
by
a
seriea
oltWrtKl
15
LlfvbLl
BOOM
IN
SUMMER-
iSTFAVAHT.
B.C.,
Feb.
II.
lion.
The
side-walks
oil'
Second
,
Nex'
""'nmer
promises
to
be
one
Avenue
near
the
B.C.
Undertakers
were
hurled
in
a
westerly
direction,
while
the
overhead
,lnest
report
is
that
the
Dunwctl
crossing
at
Hie
Railway
Station-was
blown
directly
north.
This
would
lead
one
lo
suppose
(hat
Ihe
slorm
was
cyclonic
in
it's
naturr.
Hie
centre
being
some
distance
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
roofing
of
the
overhead
crossing
leading
lo
the
railway
station
which
was
carried
away
by
Ihe
wind
last
night
and
blown
aguiusl
the
Dawson
building,
completely
destroyed
the
tight
ami
'phone
connections
of
tho
station.
By
dint
of
hard
work
the
station
lights
were
restored
a
few
minutes
before
the
train
arrived.
AN
EXCITING
TIME
weather
uml
heavy
ial,.
while
uwav.
At
Three
Cent
ltav.
Ko-
While
down
at
Hie
llazeltyn
dine
Island,
ulioul
Jan.
20,
heavy
gules
and
a
temperature
of
float,
eo.
Bryant's
hat
blew
off
about
2."
below
zero
combined
lo
produce
disastrous
effects.,
into
Hie
bay.
Sid
Hunter,
who
Wharf
piles
collapsed
under
the
weight
of
ice
and
the
force
or
was
near
by,
got
into
a
rowboal
the
wind,
resulting
ju
,lhe
loss
of
nearly
$20,000
worth
or
her-jan.l
sturled
aHer
it.
Sid.
got
the
ring.
Two
sutljng
boats
were
lost
thre
about
the
same
time.
liat
but
lost
an
oar
and
soon
was
The
rishing
boat
(troth,
which
i
-
quite
a
distance
out
in
the
har-
nrrived
here
this
morning
was
the
bad
weather
outside.
Tho
tiipjbor.
However,
the
Harla
came
to
twenly-two
hours
coming
from
I
ordinarily
made
in
about
sevenllhe
rescue
and
Sid
was
no
worse
rallant
a.
1
of
great
excitement,
if
we
are
lb
believe
current
reports.
Thd,
group
on
Bear
lliver
has
struct,
a
big
lead
of
high-grade
ore,-and
that
assays
of
gold
and
silver
show
$150
lo
Ihe
ton.
The
shares
in
this
important
group
have
recently
jumped
from
50c.
to
t.50
a
share.
Tho
mine
is
controlled
by
the
Stewart
Lane
Co.
-
PUPIL
EDITORS
HANDICAPPED
BY
BROKEN
WIRES
The
High
School
Pupils
in
charge
of
the
Daily
New
editorial
department
literally
lore
their
hair
Ihis
morning
when
il
was
discovered
that
all
wires
connecting
Princu
llupert
with
the
outside
world
were
down
and
all
communication
closed
until
repairs
were
made.
Not
a
word
camo
through
from
(he
outside,
other
than
by
mail,
up
to
the
time
of
going
lo
press.
?
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