1
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
lUtpert
Daijv
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
f.
Pl'LLKN,
.Managing
Editor.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
.
r-
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Editor
and
fleporters
Telephone
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-
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86
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advertising
should
l.e
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval.
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Hates
ou
Application.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES?
Tranient
Display
Advertising
1.40
per
inch
per
insertion
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page
.$2.80
per
inch
Local
Readers,
per
insertion
23c
per
line.
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion
2c
per
wont
Legal
Notice,
each
insertion
I.e
per
agate
line
IYember
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
jn-ni
t.injr
in
nir
itnurr.
iiw
is
me
unie
io
negin.
tie
tninks.
OUR
Christmas
Cards
this
year
are
the
nicest
we
hoye
ever
had
more
color
more
variety
more
designs
and
made
up
better
than
ever
before.
Prices
range
from
5c
each
for
Ihe
ordinary
one
to
f
1.50
each
for
Ihe
large
hand-painted
ones.
Call
in
and
make
your
choice
today
while
the
selection
is
besL
i
i
Jk
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
The
Rexall
Store
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
St.
Phones
82
and
200
PA8E
TWO
rss
da
fly
rrsva
The
Daily
News
!
The
Man
in
the
Moon
l'niNCK
RITKRT
-
MUTISM
COLUMBIA
A.V.'A
is
like
a
eat.
II
seems
to
have
at
least
nine
ties,
fur
won
I
lias
Jmi'ii
sent
tiut
again
anil
again
dial
il
is
dying.
SOME
make
excuses
j
others
make
successes.
HSNOItA.VUK
Is
bliss.
That
is
why
Uie
grourher
are
happy.
FltlENDS
are
objectionably
-if
rant
people
who
tell
you
bow
jou
eon
Improve
yeur
voiee.
your
complexion
or
your
figure.
r1
v
SOME
people
think
they
ran
hoove
the
piaan
by
grabbing
the
tool.
"
Til
K
person
who
.fceeps
his
mouth
open
probably
lost
hi
Monday.
November:!!.
ii'Si.
ibrains
that
way.
Power
Report
Very
Interesting.
All
residents
of
Prince
Rupert
should
read
the
report
on
the
power
situation
given
by
the
superintendent
of
utilities
and
published
Saturday.
It
indicates
what
may
be
done
in
order
lo
bring
the
city
in
line
in
regard
to
a
power
supply.
The
ideal
plan
would
be
to
have
a
big.
company
develop
one
of
the
large
power
sources
on
Ihe.Ecstnll
River,
hut
it
is
iniit
sible
for
the
city
to
wait
for
that.
The
city
has
waited
too
long
for
outside
help.
What
she
has
t
do
now
is
In
help
herself.j
Power
is
a
necessity
to
enable
her.lo
make
progress.
llappjly
the
dry
dock
plant
being
available
makes
it
possible
to
wait,
longer
than
would
otherwise
be
Jhc
ra-e.
Whatever
mistakes
have
been
uiade
in
the
vat
pj'iist
be
forgotten,
except
as
they
may
be
a
guide
to
future
action.
Tillamook
Should
Prove
Valuable,
The
announcement
made
the
other
day
that
the
power
boat!
Tillamook
would
be
transferred
to
Canadian
registry
ud
brought
here
to
ply
mil
of
this
port
is
right
in
line
with
what
das'
been
often
asked
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade.
The
boat
will
need
a
thorough
reconditioning
before
being
put
into
the
service
in
the
spring.
Then
she
should
prove,
very
valuable
iu
plying
to
and
from
the
ramps
and
canneries.
Egyptian
Situation
Is
Serious
One.
V
The
situation
in
Egypt
is
a
serious
one
and
may
lead
to
trouhl
People
of
the
type
of
the
Egyptians
rerogniie
at
once
any
jmlii-y
of
leniWie
a,nd
iiumedlalejy
interpret
it
a
weakness-and
take
advantage
or
"it.
The
present
British
government
cannot
be
considered
a
weak
government
in
any
sense
of
the
wort!
and
it
is
likely
the
effect
of
prompt
action
by
them
will
be
to
bring
order
out
of
chaos.
The
Egyptian
people
do
not
Jook
as
if
they
were
ready
fori
responsible
government,
I
heir
appearand
Is
against
eqi.
it
will
prphahly
take
a
long
perwid
of
training
to
make
auvlhiligVtt
the
rule
of
an
autocrat
effective
there;
Loan
Speaks
Well
For
The
French.
The
fact
that
France
is
able
16
J&mw
100,000,000
in
the
I'uited
States
is
an
indication
of
greatly
improved
conditions
in
'
that
country
and
the
people
Ihere
are
to
be
congratulated
on
fheir
success.
The
money
is
doubtless
lwxfjy
needeil.
PossiMy
some
of
it
will
be
used
to
repay
the
big
sums
uwetl
to
Oreat
Hritaiii,
yhich
it
is
understood
the
British
government
has
been
pressing
for.
While
fireal
Britain
has
J.een
settling
her
outstanding
debts
aud
paying
the
interest,
France
has
so
far
done
polhing.
Oak
Bay
Municipality
Is
Leading
The
Way.
Oak
Bay.munieipality,
one
of
the
suburbs
of
Victoria,
is
lead
ing
the
way
in
disposing
of
Rs
..reverted
residential
sites...
The
whole
has
been
sold
at
an
average
price
of
$150
a
lot.
A
these
lots
average
twice
the
size
nf
the
prince
Rupert
lots,
jl
'would
be
the
same
as
$75
apiece
for
Jot
here.
Naturally
mot
of
the
lots
are
the
least
sajeable
in
the
municipality,
else
they
would
have
been
taken
at
the
tax
sales.
A
somewhat
similar
projtfisal
was
recently
made
to
the
city
of
Victoria
but
refused.
The
intimation
is
that
city
lots
are
likely
to
have
more
value
in
the
near
future.
Need
of
Museum
.
A
This
City.
Father
A.
1'.
Ka-hevaroffnfolhe.terrilori.il
museum
and
library
at
Juneau,
who
Jakes
a
keen'fnleresrih
IfinlnghI1
a'tid
historical
work,
expressed
to
the
Daily
News
today
the
opinion
that
it
would
be
a
comparatively
easy
matter
to
start
a
museum
-ole-liou
here
iu
a
modest
way
and
this
could
graduallv
expand.
lie
thinks
Prince
Rupert
ideally
situated
for
such
an
institution
ami
it
would
be
a
great
attraction
iu
(he
city
and
would
prove
of
....
.
.
.
...
:..
II.
l.....
'
'
tt
a
I
.suggest
ttial
a
few
of
those
wrong
number.-
oenlral
gives
us
liotild
lie
adterlised
in
tli
la
olunm
of
this
ie.nectahte
fan
jly
jouftial.
I'l'
i.
..i
l
.l.
.i
......
n
aiii
mm
.1
iitaii
i-
it-
Mi
l
as
Ihe
tunes
he
whistles.
Now
keep
up
to
date
boy.
Iluy
a
few
new
Tennis.
TUB
tax
collector
says
the
average
person
does
nirf
know
tiiyihin?
about
taxation.
If
I
ww
asked
to
hatant
a
puess.
I
should
say
we
all
know
a
lot
loo
much
about
taxes.
T1IK
Prince
of
Wales
is
popular
lecause
he
does
not
lecture
or
deliver
orations.
vVHKN
(lie
wrld
seems
.lark
ami
drear'
And
you
feel
tire.
I
tori
and
wearv
t.o
to
bed
amr
sleep,
my
dearie.
Don't
slay
up
at
nivrtil.
.
IT
seems
thai
there
are
stenographers
in
town
who
are
s
badly
ued
Ihey
cannot
dress
any
better
than
their
eoinlayere'
wtYjf?
and
daughter.
I
pity
then.
HOW
an
a
man
keep
young
wbeo
1h
thinks
wttat
a
lot
of
Mils:
ne
wtn
navfi
in,
pay
this
eooMngJ
Christmas.
I.KAHNl.Mt
wken
lo
slop
in
an
important
thing
about
public
speaking.
In
the
story
lellmj
contest
at
tb
Preshyierian
Cbnrch
the
other
night
this
wa
made
evident.
WHEN
you
hear
that
a
man
will
not
ll
his
wife
gel
her
hair
nobbed,
doift
let
them
fool
you
1
1
is
not
.that
Way
at
all.
BLARNEY
l
Hke
oil,
it
onie-Umes
lielp,
u
nvake
Uie
inarh-
inery
work
srmolhIy
and
nrel
enls
a
siiipk.
,
IT
is
lo
be
hoped
that
thee
slor'
lelliinr
(H.nle-ls
do
not
be-
efn
fw'i'tilar.
1
1
read)
we
are
a
it
lireit
of
some
slnriey
that
we
iiaie
heard
seven
I
u
ml
re.
I
and
cixty
iliree
time.
ALASKA
INDIANS
ON
THE
INCREASE
feUTTIf-l
Nov.
?t.
John
H.
i.orle.1,
and
9C
deaths.
1
WHAT
HE
LOOKED
LIKE.
He
was
waiting
in
Centralis
for
a
frain
on
Ibe
Olnmhia
:
branch.
As
be
walked
idly
up!
an.J
down
Ihe
platform
h
noticed
!
a
rather
prelly
girl
who
was
also,
waiting
for
Ihe
branch
train.
He
endeavored
to
catch
her
eye,
bull
she
did
not"
seem
in
se
him.
i
"Finally
he
walked
up
lo
her
ami
said:
"I
Iwjr
your
pardon,
but
you
look
jul
like
a
girl
I
know."
;
She
suneycl
him
eoblly
from
tiead
In
foot
and
refused
to
thaw.
I
"Well,
you
Jusl
look
like
a;
man
I
don't
want
do
knnwl"
she
relorled.
relieved
in
two
muiult.
with
JO-TO
Advertise
.u
the
Daily
News
i
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERGE
and
SILVERSHEEN.
$8.50$25.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK
AND
WOOL
PURE
WOOL
a'
l
Ten
Years
Ago
j
I
in
frlnce
Kupert
j
November
24,
1914.
A
retuclion
in
the
City
HaH
staff
wa
dcMed
hmhi
by
!he
council
ls
mghl
anl
the
services
of
three
in
Hie
treasurer'
department
will
b
4ispcnc4
with.
This
cowrse
follow
certain
recnmNieiuJalMMi
by
the
auditor
that
a
change
be
humIc
in
Hi
ttfinkkoMiiae
niatuio-
Ik
counting
more
SKiiple.
The
change
will
effect
J.
C
Mclennan,
A.
Utappwrton,
Jt
Carniicnacl
or
W.
I).
Vance.
C.
C.
Perry,
Indian
ajrent.
announces
that
Ihe
Indian
council
ot
MetiirValla
bas-1fl.t
sn-
to
ibe
Cainalian
f'alrWie
Font.
This
Is
in
addliea
t
W
m-cenliyrnie..'
(
Thf
Jnllmn
women
Aafrner.
chief
of
(he
Alaskaihave
already
started
knitting
branch
nf
ibe
bureau
of
e.Jiica-
,.ock
for
soldier.
,
lion,
in
bis
report
In
Commi-
-
--
10
25
for35t
SMITHERS
j
James
l.aili.uii
f
Haeltun
W'
i
vioilor
in
Sinitliers
the
taller
art
of
iaat
week.
Con.
tabic
f.
Cnrr
and
Mr,
tterr
of
llara'a
fjdie
arrivcal
in
town
lnt
Thumsny
and
pent
a
rnnpl
4my
here,
Mr.
?arr
liavinr
benuebt
down
a
man
who
bein
nenl
lo
Hie
mental
bo-ital.
"
.
U.
W.
Vo4M
of
Vancouver,
re-
:reciin?
'Wridcy'a.
IMrclory
-'pen
TburMtay
and
.
Friday
in
iin
col
lectin
a
data
tn
be
uci
in
the
I93A
Rritiah
(Mnmbia
Uir.-.--
John
A.
.MrDonald
who
ha
been
nbneni
from
Smithr
for
ine
nn-4
1Wt
i
monlbn,
relumet
.n
'tt
Thnriulay
mornina
and
will
..gain
nutke
hia
home
here
fur
awhile.
Mr.
Atrltaaald
spent
nost
of
Ihe
time
he
wis
av
in
western
Ontario.
inner
of
Education
Tigerl,
saidl
J
Ros.
consulting
engineer
he
bureau
maintained
82
chool!of
Seattle,
aen
lhl
the
ctlyl
,r-
J-
'oal
who
has
been
in
laska
thi
year
with
4.132
"lands
to
pain
by
opera
I
ins
im
v,i,,nB
"
WmN
in
Kdnmnlnn
nupils.
The
number
of
schools
own
ower
dan(.
II
that
a
!l,d
"M"'r
frir,
',,
return-I
eight
iner
last
year.
Natives
wing
to
Seattle
of
33.non.flAn
a
'
lo
nr
oln
"
tubers
mi
living
in
villages
wllh
MehooUjyear
is
dirwlly
due
lo
the
muni-
","rl,V-'otalled
12.0(53.
approximately
eipally
owiiol
an
operated
light!
'
half
the
natives
in
Alaska.
Ilirlb
and
power
plant.
1
The
ladies
'Aid
of
Ihe
Angli-
argely
rxceeilcd
deaths
nmTng
-
.
.
horcb
held
their
regular
ihe
natives.
2;j
births
beinK
Nnimillily
meelmjf
iti
the
lioine
t
I
Mr.
I).
II.
Rolstmi
no
I
Inn
.
lay
l.ifiernoon.
'I'be
ladies
are
l.o-
with
preparation
in
coruieit
im
vili
I
heir
coming
ban
ear
winch
lis
to
be
held
n
Saturday.
The
local
group
of
the
Cani-dian
Girl
in
Training
initialed
five
new
members
on
Friday
jti?hl
in
Ihe
schoolroom
at
the
1
1
it
u.n
('hurch.
The
girl.
rewi
-jiiift
membership
cards
were
illorothy
llevoine,
Jane
Vrk.
j
Irene
Mrlnlyrc,
Kinma
Morn.
;m.l
Orlinda
Harlnett.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Me-'
llntyre.
Iheir
leader,
now
tm
!
K'rU
Mi
Ihe
roll.
1
Smithers
was
well
reprecnler
J
!
at
Telkwa's
ceb-l.
rations
on
Pri-J
day
when
Iheir
new
nurse."
home
was
ocnd.
S.
eral
car
loads
went
over
in
Ibe
afternoon
lo
at-'
jfriul
f
tic
opening
ceremonies,
and
in
'lie
evening
a
furlhrr
.-.
.n
1
1
n
-
i
gent
we..l
fi
the
o
Ua.
-
,
,
i.i,
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QUALITY
CIGARETTE
J
All
Itume
makiiif
the
(rip
were
loud
hi
r
nt
t
Ihe
Iralmwnl
lender.-d
Miorn
l
'lir
1lkaUe
ami
hail
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