FAfJB
TWO
tttt:
datlt
mrrs
I
-I
..
I.
slory
Is
told
loJhe
Jury.
Clar-cnee
The
Daily
News
The
Man
in
the
Moon
handled
L.
the
llrown,
problem
.
the
or
pulling
director,
a
7ltQttU
HHINCE
HUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
spoken
play
into
pantomine
with
-ii
remarkable
skill.
Cheese
Salad
CAeese
Croquettes
Published
Every
.
Afternoon,
excipt
Sunday,
the
Prince
FOR
most
Jol)s
special
Irain-iux
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
is
required
bill
anybody
ENGLISH
VICAR
IS
TO
Milk
and
Cheese
Soup
.
II.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
For
ctrrry
part
of
th
SandloJaytoryourh
j
seenis
lo
think
he
can
hold
the
Cheese
Salad
Ualls.Nut
MARRY
YILLAGE
MAID
meal
there
It
a
Utty
copy
ol
the
beauliluifc,
job
or
husband.
SI
Cheese
Roast,
Cheese
lllulraledKra(Crirf
cheete
dih
V
-
nourithing
and
Rice
Croquettes,
Kaclpe
Bool.
Advertising
and
Circulation
filephoni
-
81
IF
you
are
a
single
girl
and
Announces
His
Own
Coming
eaidy
prepared.
Cheese
Ginger
Bread,
coupon
below,
Ue
Editor,'
and
Reporter
Telephone
-
-
.
88
think
you
can
earn
a
living
for
Weddlnq
from
the
Pulpit
Cheese
Custard.
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KDITION
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mail
or
carrier,
per
hiohtli
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r,
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ill'
til
1
1
'
j
i
man
iu
an
puns
ui
uic
priusii
empire
aim
iu
unueu
t
States,
in
advan'ce,
per
fikt
$6.00
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50
'.uisieni
Display
Advertising,
..
.$1.40
per
inch
per
Insertion
ansient
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on
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Page.:
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ner
inrh
n-al
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per
insertion.,
,
.
.
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per
line
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per
insertion
,2c
per
word
..egai
notices,
each
insertion.,..
...15c
per
.agate
line
ll
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
on
day
pr3-'ding
publication.
All
advertising
received
subject
to
approval
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation:
fp
Thursday,.
Nov.
fl,
1924.
Premier
Accused
Of
Fighting
Private
Interests.
Premier
Oliver
was
accused
in
the
legislature
of
fighting
a
private
controversy
in
regard
to
freight
rates.
That
may
be
Mr.
Lister's
idea
of
a
private
controversy
hut
m.ost
British
Cnlumtii;
people
will
agree
that
the
equalizing
of
freight
rates
is
a
pu!.
(fc
quesfi6n
and
one
that
fan
well
be
fought
bv
the
government
of
British
Columbia.
Naturally
there
is
doubt
sometimes
how
far
a
government
should
go
in
interfering
vilh
private
interests
and
we
are
not
among
those
who
advocate
loo
much
interference.
We
are
not
enthused
oyer
the
manner
in
which
enterprises
are
conducted
by
goyernments.
Here,
however,
is
a
question
in
which
all
British
(iilumhia
is
concerned.
It
is
purely
a
question
to
be
fought
by
h6
West
as
against
the
East.
The
West
is
being
treated
un-faiHy
and
the
people
of
the
West
are
bound
Id
unite
both
through
W.'r
government
and
by
eommerrial
and
other
groups
to
secure
thht
treatment
which
is
our
due
both
from
the
point
of
view
of
equity,
and
because
of
our
constitutional
rights.
lip
dood
fteasbn
Given
For
Discrimination.
Xo
good
reason
lias
been
given
so
far
for
the
discrimination
against
this
province.
The
only
reasoii
that
we
have
been
able
to
grasn
has
been
that
the
rnllromts
milcf
n.tv
nml
llinl
hicrli
fates.
are
necessary.
.If
this
is
triitj,
then
v
ar
in
complete
P(
fllikfV
I.pI
Hip
Pad
nnv
hot
chnra
n
.
t
i
.
to
prosper
at
the
expense
of
the
West,
which
is
what
thev
are
uinnts
luunj.
r.iiuitiijZitimn
is
.111
we
asK.
iieoiirtiou
in
a
general
Way
is
out
or
the
question
ht
present.
We
want
a
good
service.
Alnd
if
we
are
to
have
that
we
nnlsl
be
prepared
to
pay
for
it.
We
cannot
expect
the
deficits
16
come
out
of
the
taxes.
Difficult
Td
Comment
On
U.S;
Elections.
,11
is
difficult
for
.a
Canadian
to
comment
on
the
result
of
the
United
Stales
election.
The
tendency
of
the
day
is
toward
sane
legislation.
That
is
shown
in
the
defeat
or
La
Folletle
who
advocates
somewhat
radical
policies.
Italy
was
the
first
country
to
revolt
against
socialistic
movements."
Then
came
Great
Britain
and
now
the
.United
States
has
followed
In'
line
with
the
general
trend.
It
is
the,
swing
rif
the
pendulum
away
from
state
paternalism
and
eeins
to
indicate
that
the
world
is
settling
down
to
a
more
sane
basis.
,
There
is
iit
all
this
a
dapger
that
another
reaction
will
come
and
because
or
that
it
is
belter
th.it'
a
middle
roilrse
be
adopted.
It
will
probably
be
found
that
in"
Britain
the
new
Conservative
government
will
adopt
many
Liberal
principles
And
move
forward
with
tho
times.
In
Italy
Mussolini
is
doing
that
and
it
i
to
be
hoped
and
expected
that
in
the
United
Stnles
the
Coolidge
government
will
keep
pare
with
modern
developments
and
tli-
i'i
imijMca
in
a
git-iii
uemocrary.
iiiii
-
-
'
All.
Here
Hone
a
Mill
Will
Reopen.
"""ti
n
is
10
oe
noped
that
the.negotiations
in
regard,
to
the
TtM.M'troi
ine
.i.ig
mm
at
Heal
Cove,
will
be
consummated
and
that
work
will
commence
their
in
the.'snrino-
ii
ii.',.
.si..
-
.1,.
Ahylhing
reasonable,
to
expedite,
the
work,
foubiles"s
if
will
be
',
'
:
.
'
"
.a
ca""er;
il)
me
harbor
operating
and
with
the
mill
running
and
a
shingle
mill
and'
box
factory
here
we
sha
I
e
gellinp
into
our
stride.
T(iese
industries
are
needed
and
with
them
will
come
other
business
that
will
tend
to
,lf(S
ije
port.
1
Mr.
H.iekley
is
a
good
organizer
and
i(
is
In
be
hoped
he
will
succeed
in
gelling
this
business
going
in
the
city.
elidous
in
flavor
and
backeineaHbSHaluc?
jS
.X.
"
r
-
jvur
urpcrr
JOT
il
lllllt-2-ir-"
w-
limited.
MONTREAL.
...
iiBHHMIIiiSillllBBlHBIillU
tw'ft
don't
fear
tj
gel
married.
.
-
WHAT
riles
me
all
up
is
to
see
n
Ulan
putfiiiR
out
his
chest
and
swelling
with
importance
Just
because
lie
happens
lo
own
a
seven
lube
radio'
sel.
IF
a
person's
memory
werr
jrood
he
Would
never
feel
lha
he
was
much
heller
than
(lie
resit
of
us.
THE
U.S.
Flection
is
over
and
Prince
Huport
remains
fore.
Hurrah!
as
be-
(
WHAT
I
like
is
jfctliiiK
up
on
cold
mornings
and
ptfUlfH
on
I
he
fire
for
the
resl
or
I
he
raifilly.
remarked
Ananias.
'rilKKK
was
a
woman
who
al
ways
jrol
up
before
her
hus-
and
and
carried
hi
111
a
cilp
of
eoffee
mornings.
II
was
a
fairy
tale,
but
not
a
Prince
Hupert
fairy.
NEW
BOOKS
IN
CITY
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
The
followiiiR
are
a
tew
ot
the
hooks
thai
have
been
added
to
tho
"public
library
during
the
past
three
month.:
Philosophy
".Modern
Religious
Culls
and
Movements,"
by
!.
C.
AtkitiA.
"Little
Kssays
of
Love
and
Virlure,"
by
Havrlock
Kills.
"Outline
or
Psychology,"
by
William
Mcl'ouffall.
Sociology
'The
League
0f
atjons
To
day,"
by
Holh
Williams.
Reference
"Petit
Lalousse
Illuslree"
by
Claude
Ause.
"Canadian
Almanac
and
Direc
tory."
Science
"Mlneralojry,"
by
K.
S.
Dana.
"The
,Myslery
of
the
Hive,"
hy
Kupene
Kvrard.
"Social
Life
In
the
Insi-ci
World,"
by
J.
II.
Fahre.
"Claw
and
Fan,"
by
Krnesl
(jlanvllle.
"Minds
and
Manners
of
Wild
Animals,"
hy
W.
T.
Hornaday.
"Hinls
in
Legend,
Fable
and
Folklore,"
hy
Karnest
Inxersoll.
"Men
of
the
Old
Slone
Ape,"
by
II.
F.
Osborn.
"Adventures
ot
a
Ltini
Family"
hy
A.
A.
Pienaar.
,
"Principles
or
Oeography,
Phy
sical
and
Human,"
by
IL
J.
Skeat.
"Outline
or
the
Calculus
for
Science
and
KgtheeMftft
Stu
dents."
by
Terry
Thomas.
"Klemenls
of
Theoretical
and
Descriptive
Astronomy,"
(y
C.
J.
White.
TENSE
MYSTERY
IN
SCREEN
FEATURE
TO
BE
SHOWN
WEEK
END
The
Acquttal
Has
Dramatic
Climax
and
s
Fine
Feature
Story
Silting
IhroUgli
a
tense
mys.
tery,
in
which
one
pits
one's
wiU
against
the
characters
of
thn
play
is
the
strance
nastirnn
ii
salnl
or
rt
sinner,
unli!
the
final
scene.
They
wonder,
and
siisp'ncl,
and
suspect
some
Inore,
without
avail.
The
Acquittal"
-in
to
the
screen
what
"The
Hal"
was
to
Ihe
slage.
and
Hita
Welman'd
slftpe
play
is
lileriilly
put
under
.1
microscope
in
the
astounding
offering.
The
huge
court
room,
In
which
several
hundred
people
appear,
is
one
of
Ihe
outstanding
features
wiin
wilness
after
wilness
Ihe
uland,
Ihe
testimony
pictured
in
action
as
the
and
Surprises
People
LONDON,
Kim.,
Nov.
0.
--Nephew
of
the
llwlinp
of
London
and
vicar
of
Teobury
Wells,
Worcestershire?"
tlie
Ilev.
K.
F.
WinninKton-lnnram
is
to
marry
a
villape
mafd.
She
is
Mis
(iladys
Armslnin?,
a
pretty
girl
wilh
auburn
half
and
blue
eye,
who
is
the
village
iroumnmrcr's
shop
assistant.
Although
Mr.
Winniniflon-In-
pram
and
Miss
.Wtnstronjr
had'
been
engageil
ror
some
weeks
they
had
kept
their
secret
well,
so
well,
I
hat
even
the
jtirl's
best
friends
were
surprised
at
the'
news,
which
wins
announced
from!
the
pulpit
Syt
the
virar
himself.
'
The
vicar's
fluancee
ts
one
of
inri'P
oaoRoiPrs
wnosp
uomn
is
a
simple
collage
near
the
parish
(
church
.
Her
father
is
ardener
(
,inr
,
iit-
(-,i,iiiift
,cil
niliv.ll
I
ers
.
SKIDEGATE
INLET
Kveryone
is
vt-ry
jJeasfsl
to
tried
to
locale
Ibe
men.
1
J.
P.
Dover
is
mnvinjr
inlo
his
new
residence
nf:l
week.
.
Miss
Hftsid
and
Miss
Anilrws,
holh
of
the
Methodist
Mission
slab
at
a
twenty-round
hoxinp
contest
at
the
.National
Sporllnjr
Club
tomorrow
nichi
for
the
liffhluHKhl
rhampionshi
of
Canada.
The
elerjcy
and
other
-citizens
Jimk
pirt
ik
I
lief
cere-
1
A
SLIGHT
ERROR
theatregoers
will
see
when
"Thojrold
in
my
head.
Acquittal,
new
myslery
picture
comes
here
for
the
week
end.
It's
a
play
of
suspicion.
Tim
audience
suspects
every
character
In
the
play
in
turn
as
evidence
points
one
way,
then
another,
enmeshing
men
and
women
In
its
ci'reiiinsla'nllal
ioils.
tintil
the
dramatic
climax
or
the
remarkable
play'.
They
don't
know
H
Ihe
leading
man
is
Ihe
hero
or
Hie
villahi.
until
the
climax.
rhey
don't
Show
if
the
sinister
holler
in
Ihe
myslery
household
Colder
Days
Makes
One
Think
of
Warm
Coats
"DEMERS"
Have
such
lovely
models
and
prices
are
reasonable.
Come
and
see
them'.
In
the
Letter
Box
THANKS
COMPANY
Skiib'ical,
Nov
Kitltor
Daily
News.
Price
Hui-erl.
H.C.
i
-H
I.
19tt.
fiear
that
the
crew
of
the
nsrWvskMeirate
Iftlri
and
Hm
Kal
si'hooner
Aores
lurnod
up
wife.
i.kiat
vwmlil
like
uuMicly
to
M-
when
it
was
first
rei.orlMl
that
ihnir
.i.nrriiinB
I
ho
!hey
were
lost.
Tl
Skideffale
rviw,
that
Ike
Canadian
Kinh!
;eople
wish
lo
thank
the
seere-
0,1.1
storaoo
linmany
ave!
tary
of
tlie
Dep
Sea
Fihcrin
(hMn
,urw
the
culio
uarklnu
!
Fnion.
J.
If.
Mcajrher
of
Prlnr
,,e4n,
exppr.ally
in
the
matter
Itupen,
ror
Ihe
splendid
way
lie
f
parkins;
I
be
mail
ovnr.
tin
account
of
Ih
tirai!ful
;
rvkw
wtiieh
Ibey
bave
nuw
I"1
ut
up
with
In
rile
malter
of
steamboats.
Hit?
brluKhiK
and
ftndtnr
uf
mH
by
the
paekinv
iioats
wi
omelhinir
thai
Hie:
ttublie
in
aenersl
are
indeed
1
SkideCTle
Missinn
hvi
1
hank
fid
tar.
wfll
rti.'
ten
here
visitinff
Mrs.
Sleven.
cnorteoio.
troatmeot
received
"!
j-l
.
a
r
a
.
frnm
the
two
popular
akipprm,
pi.
u.
nann
01
anuspii
was
p-,,1
ir.
here
visit
inp
frients
tor
I
hi
j.
,
j,nll
week
end.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Noember
6,
1914.
t
1
I
r
-
1
Scenes
of
patriotic
fervor
i
marked
the
departure
or
Prince'
Hanson
anil
Capt.l
SKIDKO
AT
K
SK
I
TLKRS.
i
-
-
WELL
KNOWN
TRAVELLER
PASSED
AWAY
IN
SOUTH
W.
A.
Allan
Often
Visited
Thlsi
City
and
Was
Here
Only
Recently
Father
of
Mrs.
M.
Albert
unpens
first
conlinarenl
this
-
mornlnp
for
tielorln
where
thy)
v.
A.
Allan,
manaiter
of
the
will
enter
Irainin?
.in
nrenarsi-'
inminmn
iiuhhor
1:,,
ana
wmil
Hon
ror
active
service.
Thou-
inown
in
thi
eily
in
that
eAp-sands
participated
in
Ihe
send-'
.telly,
dieil
tii
week
at
Vnneon-
off
and,
as
the
sleanier
Prince
vor
at
the
aire
of
A5
tearn.
II
w
(ieorpe
pulleil
away
from
Ihe
mlv
n
few
wcikitVairn
thai
he
(i.T.P.
wharf,
a
radiant
sun
biirsl
'W
his
last
vUlt
td
Prlnoe
JJU-IhrouBh
Ihe
clouds
lo
shine
on
.wl.
He
was
the
fattier
of
Mrs.
the
most
notable
event
in
Ihe
history
of
Prince
Hupert.
Johnny
O'lj-ary
and
Housed
House
Hharlie
Ipinis
will
meet
in
Mitchell
Alheri.
formerly
of
thl!
eity
and
now
rciiditiK
in
Van-;
'ouver.
Mr
Mlari'
fnoiral
look;
"darr
yi--!c:-!:i'.
in
(Vran
Viar
'
melt'iv.
V.iMfiiiivcr.
AVIATION
NOT
YET
PERFECTED
Uionios
al
he
Exhlbilion
Hall
j
last
night
an
the
eve
of
Ihe
de-
Qreal
Advances
May
be
Espected
par
ur
uf
Pnnce
Upperf
HrM
Before
It
Become.
Popular,
eonlhmenl..
Mayors
fpwlon
pre-1
Says
Officer
sided.
,
i
LONDON,
Nov.
15.
"The
young"
man
or
25
years
limr-i-
will
Ih
"iiniiN-,1
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did
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you
happen
.
to
say
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macMne
will
bear
vrn
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thai
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is
worth
a
billion?"
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.
had
a
buses
or
lodav.
Whilo
admiring
our
courage,
he
will
wax
surra.
,
lire
over
o'lir
feeble
efforts."
j
This
is
the
opinion
of
Pnifrs.
:
sor
A.
M.
Low,
aHer
witnessing
the
light
aeroplane
(rials
at
Lympne.
Prof.
Low
wan
a
major
'in
H.e
lloyal
Air
Korre
iluriug
I
the
war.
in
charge
of
experimental
work,
so
therefore
is
qualified
lo
express
an
,,,,jnion.
!
"The
fnel
i."
nnyn
the
pro-resor.
''the
trials
or
the
Hght
aeroplane
have
shown
up
its
sl.ortroinings
in
a
rather
brutal
iwny.
The
pre-ent
,Uy
'Bljder'
Is,
noisy,
ilirly,
uncornrorlablp,
dan-t
gerous.
grosHly
unreliable
and,
For
every
wash-day
method
RlhSO
is
ideal
(or
any
wath-dsy
method
you
uic
You
do
not
bare
to
change
any
of
your
utual
steps
just
use
Rime
whete
you
used
to
use
ordinary
soap.
If
you
like
lo
boil
your
white
col
tons,
Rinso
will
give
you
juil
the
safe
cleansing
suds
you
need
in
the
boiler.
II
you
use
a
washing
machine,
follow
ihe
advice
of
the
big
washing
machine
manufacturer
use
Rinso.
Just
soaking
with
this
new
kind
of
soap
loosens
all
the
dirt
until
a
single
rinsing
leaves
the
clothes
clean
and
spotless.
However
you
do
your
wash,
make
it
easy
by
using
Rinso,
Rttun
it
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f$
all
grotcri
anj
Jcpaflmtnt
itoitl
y(f
ai4
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"
f(aehtnr
k
roar
soJi
at
utual
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morning
ail
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trill
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relieve
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fnti-.
fmghs,
f:...i
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nml
nil
affet
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of
(he
Throiil,
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hSvo
n
llmlled
nuuiber
nt
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oi
c
u
'
whfcli
vrtfl
l
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away
lo'idulU
hly.
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Tho
noxall
Store
Third
Ave.
&
Slth
St.
phonos
8?
-.id
2
far
from
fmdptoor.
All
this
will
.
i,e
inuuedialr
future
the
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kne.,
e,
f
:!:sr'
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mn,i
wi",
w-
-i-S
popular.
cheap
plane,
learn
to
fly
In
f.l.ine
1
I
(.r
1
n
I.U
'Lngland
is
,,o
convenlefttly
week
and
thoroughly
enjoy
himV
t
ihr
horn-,.,
Hal.
and
our
weulher
eondlllon,
seir
is
T
ridiculous
that
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over-loaded
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or
lo.lay.
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roS
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ably
n.,re
danger,,,,,
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ban
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old
type
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p.Iou
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lo!
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in
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