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DAILY
EDITION
The
Ship
Trayel
Cunard'
Canadian
Route
for
Scenery
and
Luxury
Thursday,
October
16,
1924
Railway
Rates
.
And
This
Province.
Some
years
ago
parliament
derided
on
a
certain
rate
known
as
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass
rate
fw
the
carrying
of
grain
and
other
commodities.
It
Was
found
unworkable
and
was
suspended
by
tinier
in
council,
but
when
the
suspension
expired
the
railways
had
io
return
to
it.
A
howl
went
up
from
interests
that
were
adversely
.affected
ami
an
appeal
was
made
to
the
railway
board
which
lias
decided
that
it
be
abolished.
It
seems
that
what
is
needed
is
a
thorough
revision
of
the
yrhnle
system
of
railway
rates
which
will
put
British
Columbia
on
an
equality
in
the
matter
of
mileage
with
other
parts
of
ada.
We
now
have
the
business
to
offer
but
it
cannot
be
done
if
the
rates
are
discriminatory.
Get
Road
Built
,
j
While
Opportunity.
,
"N
'
j
This
is
the
time
lo
get
the.
road
built
out
nf
Priiice
Rupert.
If
the
government
should
happen
to
be
defeated
at
any
time,
the
work
would
be
very
likely
to
stop.
The
present
opportunity
is
one
lo
be
seized
and
nothing
should
be
allowed
to
interfere
with
the
work
proceeding.
The
Provincial
Government
is
asking
that
the
city
end
of
the
road
be
built
in
order
that
they
may
be
able
lo
ijo
the
other
part
more
economically.
It
will
have
to
be
built
soon
anyway.
This
it
is
hoped
will
be
done.
One
of
the
things
that
is
against
this
city
just
now
is
the
lack
of
roads
and
we
should
be
standing
in
our
own
light
not
to
co-operate
with
the
government
in
getting
the
work
done.
Arrival
Of
Zeppelin
i
Is
Important
Event.
Another
flight
across
the
Atlantic
has
been
made
and
the
giant
airship
has
landed
her
passengers
safely
and
may
continue
to
operate
back
and
forth
across
the
ocean.
'
'
Unfortunately
there
have
been
many
tragedies
in
connection
with
the
operation
ol?
these
big
dirigibles
and
the
result
has
been
to
set
back
that
kind
of
aviation.
Possibly
the
safe
arrival
of
the
ZR-3
may
give
new
impetus
to
the
operation
of
lighter
than
air
machines.
Lloyd
George
Will
Not
Co-operate.
Lloyd
George,
is
reported
to
have
stated
that
so
far
as
he
was
concerned
the
Liberal
party
is
through
with
the
Socialist
element
in
the
Labor
party
and
will
not
co-operate
with
it.
That
.would
seem
to
mean
that
if
the
Labor
government
fails
to
get
a
najority
of
the
next
House
of
Commons
they
will
be
forced
to
resign
and
the
Conservatives
will
again
come
into
power.
Doubtless
they
will
forget
the
question
of
protection
but
will
devote
themselves
to
other
problems
that
need
solving.
Different
Kinds
Of
Climates
In
B.C.
There
are
all
sorts
of
climates
in
British
Columbia.
There
has
just
come
to
hand
from
Ka'mloops
Board
of
Trade
a
card
giving
a
picture
of
the
city
and
a
lot
of
information
in
regard
to
iL
The
data
shows
that
in
five
years
the
highest
annual
rainfall
wrts
a
fraction
over
six
inches
and
in
1021
the
rainfall
was
only
inches.
How
they
live
there-
at
all
under
those
conditions
is
difficult
for
us
to
understand.
Here
where
the
average
rainfall
gets
tincorrifortably
close
to
the
hundred
inches
we
feel
that
we
could
spare
them
a
little
mmsture.-
The
thing
aUut
Kamloops
islhat
it
is
a
health
centre,
and
that
people
who
are
ill
from
chest
troubles
find
it
an'
excellent
place
to
recuperate.
Keeping
Well
In
.
ft
-
I
!
viimaic.
,
It
is
possible
to
keep
well
in
any
climate
providing
proper
urauiit-iii
is,
useu.
i
ne
uiiiicuuy
wun
a
wet
climate
is
that
there
is
too
much
of
a
tendency
to
remain
in
the
house-
and
not
take
exercise.
Winter
games
and
sport
are
heeded
"ami
also
a
determined
will
that
makes
a
person
get
outdoors
even
in
bad
weathex
Willi
regular
exercise
and
.sensible
diet
there
is
no
need
to
be
ill
or
even
lo
get
fat
and
flabby
and
unfit..
IS
Yours
Travelling
to
Europe
via
the
Cunard-Canadian
Route,
long
before
you
lose
right
of
the
bank$
of
the
glorioui
St.
Lawrence,
you
realue
that
no
other
etittenie
could
be
more
free
from
care
and
worry.
Truly
you
are
"monarch
of
all
you
urey."
The
magnificent
oil-buralnr
iteamen
"CARMANIA"
and
"
CARONIA,"
Urjett
of
the
type
on
the
St-
Lawrence
Route,
and
the
famous
"A"
boat
"AMDAHL.,"
-ANTONIA"
aod
"AUSONIA-
axe
one
caUn
tteamera.
The
entire
ihip
belong!
to
you.
Decki
and
cabin-all
of
the
luxuriant
pauenfer
quarter!
service
are
extVnded
Itet,
fpU",
and
genial
P
eompanioni
are
everywhere.
dV
7ihJ
t"'
THIRD
CABIN,
you
may
do
,0
in
utmott
enjoyment
rpaeioui
aSi
stateroom
with
comfortable
bertS
',2
inri
ett'
and
"unterpane.
cover
Marshall
spring
mattresses
wash
basins
in
rooms!
Call
on
the
nearest
CUNARD
Agent
for
furthr
informauon,
sailing
dates,
rates,
StCoTwrh,
The
Cunard
Steam
Ship
Co,
Limited
622
Haitlnit'St..
W.
.
vVximnm
The
Man
in
the
Moon
golden
harp.
SAYS
ITS
all
risht
being
in
the
swim,
but
not
ut
this
time
of
year.
WHEN
the
young
modern
dies
and
foes
to
heaven
she
will
want
a
gramaphniia
and
a
few
jaiz
records
instead
of
a
-
i
WHAT
Jake
want
a
to
know
is
where
the
snakes
come
from
I
hat
you
see
when
you
have
the
D.Ts.
HF.PTII.ES
are
all
right
in
I
heir
place
lull
lounge
lizards
are
to
be
avoided.
-
IE
a
lady
is
oiidcr-drcssed
it
is
not
necessarily
an
indication
that
her
husband
is
going
throucii
one
of
bis
periodic
saving
fils.
,
THE
difficulty
with
the
consumer-
is
that
he
is
usually
the
goat
and
a
goat
can
swallow
anything.
riOHHKI)
hair
bandit
are
numerous.
F.ver
meet
one?
-
WOMAN'S
work
is
never
done.
She
works
everyone.
PEOPLE
who
get
badly
rattled
are
the
ones
who
ride
in
an
old
flivver.
ALL
eyes
are
on
Great
Britain
where
the
ouls
are
fighting
the
ins.
THE
way
lo
get
your
picture
in
the
paper
U
to
start
selling
aulos.
THE
eternal
triangle
seems
to
he
enveloping
Britain
just
now.
Each
side
is
fighting
the
other
I
wo.
PEON
OF
PRAISE
FOR
MODERN
WOMAN
FROM
AN
ENGLISH
OCTOGENARIAN!
War
Offered
Opportunity
for
Her
to
Find
Her
Freedom
Says
Poet-philosopher
LONDON,
Ocl.
16.
The
sir!,
whose
ways
not
infrequently
shock
her
elders
nowa
days,
lias
a
staunch
defender
in
hdward
Carpenler,
the
poet
and
philosopher,
who
renounced
wealth
and
position
half
a
cen
tury
ago
lo
become
a.
socialistic
pioneer.
Four
score
years
have
iriven
,
Mr.
Carpenler
ample,
opportuni
ties
for
observing
the
ways
of
!
women,
and
he
now
celebrates
his
eightieth
birthday
with
a
paen
in
praise
of
the
girl
of
the
twentieth
cenlury.
"While
I
am
'overwhelmed
at
the
incapacity
of
the
average
man,
I
have
noth
ing
but
admiration
for
the
mod
ern
woman,"
said
Mr.
Carpenler.
"Hhe
is
a
marvellous
product
of
Ihe
age.
'
Limited
Lives
"I
remember
Ihe
women
of
the
last
generation
and
ibeir
Jiinited
lives.
Dabbling
with
water
colors,
doing
a
lillle
embroidery,
-
.
and
haying,
ho
opinions
whatever
whatever'
used
lo
be
considered
nol
nol
onlv
only
a
.
i
TITS
DAILY
ITEVTS
T!iurdn,
ftcliu.er
t
f
it
t
COMMUNISTS
DECREASE
EUROPEAN
COUNTRIES
LONDON.
Ocl.
10.
Membership
of
the
Communist
parly
in
European
countries
is
diminish-,
iug
rapidly,
according
lo
tatis-tics
recently
published
by
Justice,
the
English
Communist
organ.
The
membership
decline
in
Europe
is
shown
by
the
following
figures:
1920
1021
Belgium
...
,
1
,000
51n
Denmark
1.200
700
England
I0.00
3.000
France
130.000
50.000
(iennany
.....
360.000
350.000
Italy
70.000
12.000
Norway
97.000
16,000
Sweden
.
ISjMIO
12.000
Czechoslovakia
300,000
130,000
The
total
membership
of
the
party,
outside
llnssia,
which
was
given
as
1,061,000
in
1920,
dropped
lo
C71.H2
in
1922
and
590.-990
in
192
1.
The
paper
add
that
the
only
countries
wliere
the
Communists
still
retain
an
important
place
in
the
wokihgla
movement
i
in
(iermany,
Czechoslovakia
and
France.
In
Germany
il
is
only
I
he
subsidies
received
from
Russia
that
keeps
the
party
slrength
at
normal,
the
jiaper
aild.
ENGLAND
STILL.
LIKES
BEEF.
LO.NTKIN,
Eng.
Modern
Englishmen
are
living
up
lo
Ihe
title
of
beef-eaters
which
their
habits
in
the
pre-Vietorian
era
assigned
to
them.
Londoner
are
big
meal
eaters,
particularly
of
beef,
and
last
year
an
average
of
37.9
ounces
of
meat
a
head
whs
sold
each
week
in
London.
The
city's
meat
hill
in
1923
amounted
to
$175,000,000.
IS
YOUNGEST
OFFICIAL
OF
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
.
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""eM
LEO
SOLLOWAY
Leo
Solloway,
recently
appointed
Asiatic
Freight
Agent
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
with
office
at
Montreal
and
supervision
over
Oriental
and
Australasian
traffic
via
Pacific
Ports.
Born
in
Vancouver
In
1895,
Mr.
Solloway
hu
the
distinction
now
of
being
the
youngest
official
In
Canadian
Pacific
service,
a
distinction
which
he
has
won
through
fourteen
years'
service
in
the
freight
department
of
the
Company.
He
commenced
work
as
stenographer
in
the
steamship
department
of
the
General
Freight
office
in
Vancouver
in
1910,
no
remainea
-
,
in
.
mat
.
w
department
mi.iuTN,
'
untw'ISilS
when
he
enlisted
for
active
with
the
72n(1
Hishluide'rs.
i
nereiurneairom
overscan
in
the
a
1
k;.i
.,.;i.n..
ii
i
i
r
'suitable,
bul,vlhe;.nnly
life
for
of
1917
and
attached
to
the
I'fffrl.
In
fhos
tlays,
if
a
girl
steamship
export
department
in
Van-
...
.
.
.
laninmili.tillbtO
fftUVPf
Until
118
wk.n
1
I
I
1
I
nail
opinions
on
anything
more
important
that
her
dresses,
she
was
considered
a
freak
by
oilier
girls,
and
heavily
sat
on
bv
the
married
women.
"The
war
offered
the
ppor-lunily
at
Ihe
psychological
mo
ment
for
women
lo
find
her
free
dom.
Now
all
the
problems
that
she
has
to
face
arise
from
the
fact
that
she
stilt
is
obliged
lo
conform
lo
certain
standards
that
were
intended
for
a
totally
different
creature,
Ihe
woman
of.
yesterday.
j
"One
of
Ihe
most
striking
dif
ferences
between
this
generation
and
Ihe
last
is
the
way
in
which
women
say
what
they
mean
with
'what
used
to
he
masculine
directness.
They
once
seemed
lo
make
a
jmint
of
saying
whal
they
did
nol'
mean,
I
never
knew
why
this
was
so.
"Altogether
this
is
a
hopeful
age.
Things
are
moving
in
the
right
direction,
towards
mora
freedom
and
a
more
sensible
outlook.
The
enrse
of
the
age
U
lack
of
seriousness.
I
believe
women
will
do
much
toward
:
prilling
the
world
straight
again."
Inspector
A.
E,
Acland
R.C.M.P
returned
on
last
night's
train'
afler
having
spent
a
week
in
the;
Interior.
a
ur,.
r,
n
.
to
the
British
Ministry
of
Shipping,
acting
as
assistant
to
the
agent
of
the
Ministry
at
the
Pacific
port.
In
June
19
Id,
Mr.
Solloway
went
to
Montreal
as
chief
cjerk
to
the
Asiatic
Freight
Agent.
Two
years
later
he
was
appointed
chief
clerk
to
the
General
foreign
Freight
Agent,
and
last
May
appointed
as
Acting
AsUtic
Freight
Agent
which
office
has
been
confirmed
by
promulgation.
Special
Showing
of
"BILL1E
BURKE"
DRESSES
rn
TWILL,
FLANNEL
and
SILVER
SHEEN
Tastefully
designed
In
lalest
styles.
Prices
range
from
$8.50
to
$22.50
DEMERS'
Phone
27
P.
").
Bos
327
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
192S.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
fluid,
.$7fl.d2,203;
Lode
flold,
.Sfl'in;
:.:,::;
Silver,
$o:t,5:V,itr)5;
Lead,
fr.8,
132,(10
1;
Copper,
$l7!UHoyW;
.me,
7.
0i,75(l;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
11,108,257;
Coal
and
tJoke,
$2n0,tli8,l
W;.
i$J!K
Stone,
llrick,
Cement,
etc.,
$:!),
W5.83
;
making
ils
Mineral
Production
to
lhflT,
102.1
show
an
S-
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
ami
the
fees
lower
than
llji-n
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
any
colony
in
the
Hrilish
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
vlin.jj.
guaranteed
by
(Ifown
Grants.
f
i
Full
information
together
with
Miuiitg
Kf
ports
and
Maps,
may
bo
obtained
gniyi?!
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria.
British
Columbia,
i
a!.
j
Ten
Years
Ago
!
In
Piinc
Kupart
I
.-.a
October
16,
1914.
At
a
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
of
organizers
und
collectors
for
Ihe
Patriotic
Fund.
C.
T.
Heward,
treasurer,
reported
that
72000
hail
already
been
raised.
The
rmmey
will
be
ent
to
the
renlr
at
Victoria.
Mayor
New-Ion
reported
thai
Ihe
city
employees
would
contribute
a
further
500.
This
together
with
other
collection
will
bring
tin;
lolal
lo
y.noo.
'
4
i'Slrong
as
I
have
always
been
m
my
faith
in
.Northern
llrilith
Columbia,
I
return
even
more
lliinly
convinced
than
ever
that
we
have
assets
there
of
incalculable
value
and
thai
Ihe
future
is
roseate
wtlli
promise
despile
Ihe
lowering
clouds
which
n?
present
darken
Ihe
horizon
of
our
hope
and
aspirations,"
say
Hon.
Dr.
II.
K.
Young,
provincial
ecrHary
and
minister
of
education,
on
his
return
from
a
Inp
lo
the
Allin
district.
Five
nil
tanks
are
lo
he
constructed
for
Ihe
Imperial
Oil
Co.
on
a
site
at
Mays
Creek
jus'
aWive
Ihe
dry
dock.
Jlerrs
Lid.
have
Ihe
contract
and
Mr.
Wlne-land
will
superintend
the
work
which
will
employ
75
men.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
I.
M.
Ark
ley.
J.
K.
Ilayne,
II.
S.
Hase,
P.
(!.
llibb,
P..
If.
Ponlifer
and
H.
L.
.Smylh,
Vancouver:
K.
A.
Forrest,
Ocean
Falls;
Mrs.
M.
A.
Taylor
and
II.
O.
Cunningham.
Port
F.ssinglon;
II.
C
Crawford,
Stuart
Lake;
NeU
Olson,
Ketchikan;
II.
M.
Macintosh,
Prime
lieorge;
II.
S.
Crusnwc
llcr.
Mc-Hride;
F.
II.
Aiken,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Wynne
and
child,
Prince
Itiiocrf?
V.
Wall
P.
Ii
P.
Kt
Ayrtiarf,
Ivtnionlon.
Central
David
Davie
and
K.
Tunnell,
Vancouver;
It,
I'yne,
Winnipeg.
'UNIQUE
CARAVAN
OF
BONES
FROM
QUARRIES
Utah
Fossils
Tslls
History
of
Millions
of
Years
Ago
SALT
LAKK
CITY,
Oct.
5.
The
world's
most
unique
caravan
is
what
University
nf
Utah
offi
cials
term
Ihe
recent
expedition
lo
Hall
Lake
City
from
the
.l.n-
en,
L'lah,
fomil
quarries
of
25
norse-ilrawn
wagons
loaded
with
Ihe
remains
of
i..
,fifi,iiin
jfi
prehistoric
riiiiuric
ant
in
ine
museum
or
me
liislilulloir.
Millions
of
years
ago
Ihesn
inoiislers
roninml
llm
..,
ril.
.....
IH
HI
111111,1
wilh
their
addition,
the
university!
hopes
lo
have
one
of
the
most
complete
museums
in
the
coun-
lry.
In
addition
lo
Ihe
complete
head
of
n
carnivorous
di
U
rarity
of
Inestimable
value,
fhe
bones
ready
for
shipment
are
those
or
a
hronfosauros.
epm.
tosanrus,
slegosaurus
and
ilirdo-
dacus.
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
choose
"Hupcrl
Hrnnd"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are
nlwas-;
handy
Slock
a
supply
on
your
boat
--Ihul"-
a
good
Met
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
or
Dr.
Karl
Douglass
of
the-Carnegie
Museum
of
Pittsburg".
Pa.,
have
labored
lo
secure
Ihe
Micei-mens.
With
greal
industry
llmv
have
chisled
the
hones
from
Ihe
sandstone,
cpaled
them
wilh
n
concrete
preparation
and
crated
them.
,
YOUNa
PHILOSOPHERS
mm
A
lawyer
was
always
leciorln
his
olllre
boy,
whether
he
needed
ii
or
not.
One
day
he
chanced
to
iu.
llie
following
.
.".........
conversation
Kit
irii.iiniin
he
lie
aiu-
'mals
which
are
lo
be
assembled
i
'he
boy
and
one
employed
I
Ii
a
f
.
I
r
mt
in
.
f
irf
.
"How
mnch
does
he
pay
ymif
asked
Ihe
tatter.
"I
gel
$l?.nf)0
a
year."
rpoli.,1
Ihe
lawyers
hoy;
"fm
n
week
and
the
resl
In
legal
advice,"
TIMBER
SALE
x
C65S.
ntnA
...
ii
.
.
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imii
lairr
iiian
iii,n
1
...........
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":
.rt..r
wim
approximately
Vmm.i
Ari;
c.ii
C
i
n,t
mono
i
500
pounds
of
hone
and
drawn
'ir
.
Vpr'ISJl?
r.
r.ml
uy
lour
norses,
in
all
fhe
total
Two
it
ynr
lll
l
,ii,flt
fop
r.
weight
of
the
boM
lo
be
trans-
"TS
,'tlI.r,
of
th,
f"
porieu
is
csumatcu
at
60,000
7,'nc.
iiupVri.'B.c'
D"lrlrl
2
Dubarry's
Fine
Perfumes
and
Toilet
Luxuries
Appeal
irresistibly
to
people
of
g...
i.,-i.-
.,!
.
f
.
PERFUMED
BATH
SALTS
IN
TABLETS
&
CRYSTALS
Tonic,
invigorating,
refreshing
awd
I.-...
;Ut
-r-FLOWER
SCENTED
BATH
SOAPS
FACE
POWDER
MANICURE
OUTFITS
DAY
CREAM
NIGHT
CREAM
TRAVELLING
OUTFITS
Contain,
in
compart
ami
convenient
form.
ev.
r
T
Luxury
likely
to
be
required
on
n
boli.biv:
p.-rimiw
i
Powder,
Night
Cream.
Toilet
Honp.
Hn'h
Dn-fi
K
K
j
and
Tooth
p;.stc
ORMES
LIMITED
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Third
Ave.
A
Sixth
SL
pound.
;
For
some
lime
University
l'lah
workers
under
Ihe
direction
The
Rexall
Store
Phones
82
and
200
,
A
CLEANER
PRINCE
RUPERT
Sclenlmts
I,.
,M
f
Cut
"
IIO
Sllell
I
lillle
u
.kklcli-
Uay.
rtHy
hae
lunni
mat
were
formerly
'Hie
worthless
waste
Into
i
source
nf
profit
im
.ni
ment.
'
1
Mams
readers
wllUifSt
h
m
sympalliy
wilh
lhee
sfa'
:
as
they
cnleninlnin
Jim
nil-
'
ashes
and
clinkers,
rep
re-.!
much
good
money
all
k1""'
smoke.
They
must
feel
lh..
"
unnecessary
nrotiorhon
of
coal
hill
represents
costly
blsh.
Fortunately
(hp
ppnplc
if
Prince
Huperl
are
bc
'i
if
more
nnd
more
ocquainti'd
vvih
I
h
fuel
thill
thrre
is
a
c
puaranfeed
by
the
hlgpesl
dr.i
"
in
Prince
llupprt,
(,ai
loavr-markably
little
ah.
clink'
"
rock,
Wilh
llm
round
Hint
tt-.t
Iripn
are
being
maile'lolhrt
Ur."
nnu
Imekyards.
'Ibis
coal
U
rnlUI
"VANAIMO-
NVFI.LINO
roN"
'nnd
has
h'-m
proved
'lo
bn
llm
III'lRT
by
,l"
heavy
demand
(hat
Is
being
mnU
daHy
upon
llm
local
.j:k
To
ho
sum
II
till
vm
nr
a
(T'l'IrifT
lhls
snme
"NANA1MO
WFb
i.l.MHON''
coal
yn
tild
onh-r
direct
from
Albert
A
Mcfaffrtf
Ltd..
who
urn
sole,
ngen's
hf"5'
Their
phone,
numbers
are
Hfl
and
501.