Keep
Cheerful
For
Better
Things
Cominq.
ft
PAfjf
TWO.
THE
DAILY
NHW5
Ttay
Jujy
1924.
"TV:
However
in
this
case
the.
wait
will
not
be
very
lone
6ji
close
to
laud,
there
would
seem
lo
he
little
ri
uicj
are
asnore
taKe
lite
liglitLy.
It
is
well
for
us
to
show
that
he
thought
it
was
time
for
Ihe
we
appreciate
(hi;
Getting
Ready
To
Receive
MacLaren.
Last
night
the
city
council
appointed
a
contmitlee
to
meet
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
Rritish
avialor,
who
is
expected
lo
arrive'
here
soon
on
his
round
the
world
flight.
When
the
American
flyers
were
here
they
were
given
a
great
reception,
yet
thev
were
jusl
starting
out.
Madaren
comes
here
rifler
having
accomplished
a
great
deal
of
the
big
task
he
had
set
himself
and
which
he
has
carried
out
nliuie
and
under
great
difficulties.
In
this
Rritish
country,
the
first
on
which
he
will
land
after
crossing
the
Pacific,
he
will
doubtless
be
made
to
feel
that
he
is
ft
nnm
;i...
i
tiiMi.
....
.
.
,
:
..
..
.......v.-,....,.,.,.,
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Tuesday,
July
15,
lf24.
MAYOR
CENSURED
BY
COUNCIL
FOR
SENDINQ
TELEGRAM
REGARDING
ELEVATOR
VOTE
TO
PREMIER
KING.
(continued
from
past
on)
intended
In
injure
the
city
in
any
way
lint
Hint
lie
had
done
it
in
the
best
interest.'
of
Uie
city.
If
i
any
injury
had
been
done
til
the,
city's
interests
at
Ollawa
it
had
been
done
weeks
ago
when
the.
elevator
matter
bad
been
brought
out
in
Hie
recent
provincial
polit
ical
campaign.
He
did
not
think
the
city
was
helping
itself
in
any
way
but
thought
it
was
hurting
tlie
city
and
a
personal
attack
against
the
mayor.
Aid.
Casey
In
addressing
the
meeting
Aid.
Casey
said
lie
was
sorry
to,
see
this
matter
drought
up
again
with
a
view
to
censuring
the
mayor.
He
believed
that
now
the
real
harm
was
going
to
be'
done
in
trying
to
force
this
resolution
through
the
council.
The
action
.was
uncalled
for
and
drastic.
The
-
mayor
had
been
sending
wires
to
first
one
and
then
the
other
ap
proving
or
disapproving
of
certain
action
and
up
to
to-day
the
I
he
summer
holiday
months
are
apt
lo
be
quiet
in
Prineejaetion
hail
been
approved'
by
the
Rupert,
and
this
Summer
seems
likely
lo
he
no
exception
to
the
council
and
no
question-had
been
rule.
There
has
been
n
litlle
letup
in
the
march
forward
but
tlial
'
riiiso'1
l",m
l"rlleular
tele-is
nothing
to
worrv
abouL
ipram
I,a'1
boeM
sonl-
,r
a
)ri,,ci-
ii.
.
i
i
i,
"
r.
.
.
i
iP'e
was
wrong
at
one
lime
it
was
Possibly
Prince
Rupert
people
Will
think
we
are
unduly
op-wron
nl
al
times,
lie
believed
fimistie
over
the
future,
but
it
seems
desirable
to
state
just
now
that
the
mayor
like
himself
and
mai
me
iiuiire
looks
just
as
rosy
as
ever.
The
good
things
meii-jn,a"y
other
people
in
the
commit
Moiled
before
will
vet
come
ami
we
slmll
find
..ni,.
more'
.,.'"ily
was
m
sadly
nui;
disappointed
iii.iijiiiiiiim'ii
whei
wnrii
prosperous
Ibis
fall
than
we
h.n
p
I.pp..
f-.n
i.,nn.
s,1,a11
appropriation
'
"
-----
v
V
I
k
U
11.M1Q
lltllCl
Strong
People
Are
Those
Who
Can
Wait.
Strong
people
-
are
those
who
can
wait.
-
that
was
passed
for
I
he
proposed
undertaking.
The
mayor
bad
undoubtedly
been
disgusted
at
the
small
amount
of
the
an
il,
must
lie
mllniHiwI
'i.l
iinriilinn
Mil
P.iaAv
I
II.
..I
.-......,...
m
n
fit
mi
mil,
ami.
iiii.i
.-.uni
mui
that
sometimes
the
wait
is
mi
long
that
it
does
not
pay
lo
linger.jbe
had
written
to
.Mr.
Stork
on
We
slnll
occasions
caning
nis
air
find
that
in
of
ourselves
shall"
,onlion
,n
"filers
affecting
the
spite
we
be
eujovin"-
-."J"ll"o
the
u,e
,r,m
fruits
of
fnn
rwelfare
of
the
city.
The
speaker'1''
m
as
ih
the
nn.....i.....nir
iii
.
gioundwork
which
has
been
done.
required.
KdnMinlnn
had
received
,,row-attonlion
lo
1Il0
,
.tying
Mlr
tnitl
wink
flit
h!fp
llii.trv
r1n..
I
1
rri
i-
t
.
:
H900
tOflA
AAA
000
1
llii
1.
first
:..
-
llu
I.
1
lnsl
,
I
cuizens
t
rise
up
and
show
a
litlle
Independence
and
he
would
vote
against
Ihe
motion
of
cen
sure
absolutely.
The
lliinrr
was
wrong
in
principle.
Aid.
McMordle
As
the
seconder
of
the
motion
Aid.
MeMordio
in
rising
lo
speak,
congratulated
Mr,
Casey
upon
his
political
speech.
He
believed
the
mayor
had
anticipated,
jis
Mr.
,Oasry
had
done,
that
one
million
dollars
would
be
placed
in
the
.
.
preni
nnruinood,
skill
and
endurance
he
has
car-
estimates.
In
thinking
Ibis
they
ne.l
on
and
Prince
Rupert
people
appreciate
men
who
show
had
shown
litlle
knowledge
of
the
those
qualities,
especially
if
they
be
citizens
of
the
Rritish
Km-
procedure
followed
by
the
government.
It
was
customary
to
OldKehtufckv
BOURBON
WHISKEY
iiimwiifliin
mm
This
advertisement
is
not
puLlished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
bv
the
Government
of
Rritish
Columbia,
I
fiundecU
since
1859
i
on
consistent,
high
cjuality
f
:
nin
.
i.
vpfir
of
the
lug
companies
is
often
laid
out
years
in
advance.
The
men
Hp,i
Unci
tnnftinn
n
n.n
r.
-
n
ivote
being
made
amounting
In
in
charge
know
pretty
nearly
what
is
coining
and
they
lay
their
and
said
that
it
did
not
look
as
M
50,000
a
few
months
ago.
The
plans
accordingly.
Also
it
is
noted
that
they
never
give
their,
though
the
railway
officials
were
procedure
followed
with
regard
plans
to
the
public
unless
it
be
with
a
view
to
a
specific
end.
nlavinc
the
trnme
and
Innkin-r
nf.
1
Prince
Rupert
was
exactly
in
Those
in
Prince
Rupert
who
hope
to
win
must
also
learn
to
wait,
ter
the
upkeep
of
the
system.
Was
accordance
with
the
usual
proce
They
h
ave
had
pretty
good
training
along
that
line
already,
bnl'there
any
mpril
in
the.
mayor's
dure
of
the
government
when
tilings
are
coming
mis
way,
1
lie
passing
or.
the
e
eva
nr
vnl
lelejrrnm-
nL.i
M.
anontor
n
voting
lunus
was
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
It
was
one
of
the
mile
posts
'claimed
there
was
merit
in
it.
Hemayr
had
b
on
Ihe
journey.
It
is
hoped
that
L
action
will
follow
right
speedily
claimed
that
Prince
Itupert
had
"on-
In
an
rfnd
IhaUtlje-work
vi)b
be
well
tinder
way
ibis.vaiililinn
the
result
staled.
the
mailers
of
import-
niuni-j
!..
K
in
.,.i
ance
it
was
ins
(the
mayor
s
i
v
j
'
w
n
,
i;nin
'itn
ii
mm
ivmiintT-
.r.
'irj
.n
.ir'.itw
duly
to
call
Ins
council
loirether
Men
Who
Risk
Their
and
wintn"-
srnvernmeni
nffipinU
anil
consult
litem.
When
the
Lives
At
Sea.
hill
Ihnf
nnlhitifr
t,1
hann
nojnvil
council
had
been
called
together
I
Yesterday
the
Daily
News
told
of
some
of
the
hardships
of
by
such
procedure.
-
He
was
witlr"'
"Pecial
meeting
tnd
had
flash
the
fishing
industry.
In
Ihe
salmon
fisheries,
which
are
carried
the
mayor
on
the
question
of
Ihe
learned
Ihe
message
had
beeitjwere
normal
people
i
it
.....
uiiii
i
n
xirn
Li
oBtmi
v
f
r
sent
or
was
about
lo
be
sent,
the
week
a
number
of
men
were
lost
for
days,
boats
were
broken
upjsibly
the
mayor
had
erring
ju.Ig-,sev,,ral
aldermen
present
were
and
narrow
escapes
for
life
were
recorded.
ment
and
lhat
any
mayor
vIio,,nanimous
,1,a'
",p
apding
of
If
this
is
true
of
the
salmon
fisheries,
what
must
be
said'did
nnl
consult
bis
council
was
a,,CM
a
nage
was
a
mistake.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
J
John
Millar,
engineer
of
the
public
works
department,
left
this
morning
on
Ihe
'Leila
II.
for
Safety
Cove,
where
he
will
survey
ffir
the
new
wharf
which
is
to
be
huill
there.
The
government
has
made
an
appropriation
of
$t,fm0
fr
Ihe
wharf.
Safety
Cove
is
ort
Ihe
east
side
or
Calvert
Island,
Just
north
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
n
Supl.
J.
H.
Todd
was
in
the
city
last
evening.
He
left
again
this
morning,
his-
car
being
lajien
out
on
Ihe
freiglil
train;
Mr.
Wooster,
Ireasurer
ofliif-
0
ran
by
Company,
accompanied
by
his
son
and
daughter,
are
on
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
en
route
to
Clranhy
Hay.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
WHKX
wives
make
mistakes
Ihe
doctors
take
the
pickings.
A
NICK
says
she
would
like
to
gel
married
hut
she
cuift
find
the
rigid
kind
of
a
man.
She
never
will.
There
aren't
any
of
thai
kind.
.
W1IKN'
a
woman
gels'
mad
she
tells
Ihe
truth,
Then
watch
out.
-
AX
adept
at
passing
out
pointed
remarks
is
Die
porcu
pine.
THAT
sliiff
about,
looking
the
gift
horse
in
the
mouth
is
not
appropriate
today.
Instead,
look
your
trifl
aiilomoliilc.
mi'
the
dale
plate
ami
see
that
il
has
a
good
set
of
tires.
-
.
KIN(S
and
queens
hit
not
al
ways
sroiid.
,en
against
them
they
slip
dadly.
SINGH
radio
came
into
fashion
cats
on
Ihe
back
fence
are
not
even
noticed.
IT.
is
not
good
form
lo
flash
a
hig
roll.
Apparently
the
writers
of
etiquette
books
did
not
dave
much
of
a
roll
in
low,
In
other
words
they
OXK
of
the
follies
of
aee
is
being
old.
Of
the
halibut
industry.
The
men
go
far
out
to
sea
and
weather
going
to
get
into
trouble
sooner
ma'or
had
re.fused
lo
lake
TUB
protection
of
wild
Innls
iie
storms
oi
uie
utirtli
Pacific
without
fear.
They
sometimes
or
later.
However,
he
thought
i1""
a."lcp
01
council
at
llial
is
n
matter
thai
is
conslanlly
come
nome
in
winter
with
Iheir
vessels
weighted
down
with
ice.
this
motion
was
a
case
of
wanf-iniPMinfr
WIIlcn
was
wrong.
Jin
coming
before
parliament.
The
They
lose
their
gear
and
sometimes
their
boats,
and
on
oceasioiis'ing
to
"murder"
the
mayor.
"If
nidcred
that
the
mayor
of
this
dilllcully
with
Ihe
wild
birds
I
we
sadly
have
lo
record
the
loss
of
life.
yoti
drive
this
you
will
make
no-!ci,y
or
any
n,hor
ci,y
"bould
not
know
is
that
they
do
no
seem
Fishing
is
a
life
that
trains
men
in
hardihood
and
often
the
thing
of
it,"
said
the
speaker.
The
dpal
wil1'
matters
of
that
kind
byf
wani
any
prolecllon.
I'etiirus
are
meagre.
Xow
and
then
we
are
able
to
tell
of
big
reason
he
had
supported
the
,,,ims,'lf
I
'
calefies
and
large
sums
earned
in
a
short
time.
We
(ell
iiofli
iftfr'fiOnMintr
nf
f
)to
a
or
cum
lolofrrnm
!
Aflor
fllfHlPr
lliCUAftion
t!lO
MAN
W.'lllt
H
hill
III
i
lo
lii
lm
..
.
...
.
it..
.
.
i
ii
.
........
mntinn
a
ntn
r
ti.n
a-niA
...in.
of
the
small
catches,
the
losses,
the
poor
returns
that
some
ves-,was
that
he
did
not
want
to
spec-sels
get.
Today
we
mention
it
to
draw
attention
ti
the
fact
thal.utate
with
the
city's
welfare
by
uie
men
who
earn
their
living
on
the
sea
of
necessity
have
to
interjecting
his
own
personal
L
be
a
harilv
neon1i
Thai-
wntlr
lionl
.....I,,....
...i
...i
-i..
n..
..
'
-
i
j
""iiv
(
ciiuiiic
iiniiii
niu
wnt:iri's
nun
iuc
iiraiier.
However,
A
cigarette
or
drink;
And
now
and
llien
he
wants
a
meal
And
a
wife
o
cook,
I
think
TUB
reason
so
many
people
do
not
reach
the
lop
is
because
Ihey
try
to
get
iii
on
Ihe
ground
floor.
TUB
reason
prohibition
has
been
so
effective
in
t
lie
Stales
is
because
of
the
quality
of
je
Iiootleg
liquor
Ihey
sell
there.
i
is
.-inn
mai
a
miss
Is
as
good
as
a
mile
lml
I
am
not
so
sure
about
il.
I
should
like
to
know
which
Miss
il
in.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Miss
Mary
C.
Williams
resigned
as
teacher
in
the
Mud
Hiver
school.
-
M.
W.
Mlseper,
nf
Bdmonlon
president
of
Ihe
Alberta
ninrm
tuners'
association,
is
snemiino-
a
few
days
in
Prince
Oeorge
as
me
guest
or
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ilpr-
berl
Hill.
I'eler
rireenwond,
who
b.is
been
farming
in
Ihe
vicinity
or
Stone
Creek
Tor
Ihe
last
eleven
years,
has
decided
lo
sell
nut
his
place
and
move
to
some
other
section.
.
.--
&
Brnesl
Jones,
for
six
years
malinger
or
Ihe
local
branch
or
the
Hank
or
Montreal,
has
left
for
l)rumheler,
Alberta,
where
he
will
Ink
over
Ihe
management,
of
Ihe
l)riimher
branch.
John
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