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iaILY
KpiTIOJi
Monday.
Nov.
17.
102
O
CANADA!
O
Canada,
our
home
mir
native
land,
True
Patriot
Love
thou
dost
in
us
command.
We.
ee
thee
riing
fair
dear
land,
The
true
north
strung
and
free,
And
stand
on
guard,
0
Canada
We
stand
mi
guard
for
thee.'
O
Canada!
O
Canada!
O
Canada,
we
stand
on
guard
for
Ihee
(l
Canada
we
stand
ou
guard
for
thee.
Thee
are
the
generally
accepted
words
of
Canada's
na
limi.il
.Hitht'ui.
They
are
not
satisfactory
hot
they
are
(he
hes
v.
h.iw
miftt
auuther
is
forthcoming.
i
DOB
RITCHIE
DIES
IN
EAST
Suddenly
Stricken
With
Pneumonia
on
Return
From
Trip
to
England
and
Died
Yesteruay
Morning
also
survived
by
a
younpei
tirolher
here.
Fred
Hilrhic
Jr.
MAY
BE
CANDIDATE
FOR
POLICE
BOARI
Arthur
Little
Being
Mentlonec
and
it
Is
Believed
he
Is
Willing
to
Serve
I
The
name
of
Arthur
Little
i
I
hemp
mentioned
a
a
possiblr
With
blocking
suddenness,
camlWale
for
the
police
commU-
and
Mrs.
J.
Fred
Ritchie,
420
sion
at
the
forthcoming
el
vie
r.turui
.upne
nm,
rm.ni
paction.
Sir.
Little
is
under--ad
iiilelliyrence
yesterday
that
o
lo,
adyprS(,
o
ae.
Hder
Robert
A.
Ritchie,
th.ir
son.
-.,,
mjn,;
.i
i.i
,
.
..
-
f"""r
York
form
would
include
an
effectivi
1
J
i
nut
'
hj
'
nlAan-iin
1
1
I
i
A
ro
linna
li
'"
was
'""uliarly
known
herVthp
hxiiinf!iA
s(.cUn
0f
the
city
had
arriyeil
in
Nf.w.ork
from
,
MU.
u
an
exlpn,ive
pro
London
and
stay-ppi.,y
F.nsrland.
was
,wnl,,.
an(J
iit
,,rince
Ru
in?
at
U,e
Hiltmore
Hotel
Sud-
jonepr
towiWM
man.
strirken
Friday,
he
was.
.ley
on
w
,:.,,
,erttX
as
taken
.t
the
..ekefeller
Ho
pilal
'mmis-ioner
expires
(his
year,
wlo-rc
lie
expired
at
8
O
elork
,
-
ye.icnlay
morning
from
lobar
jn'cumonia.
"Hob"
Hitrhie.
who
was
27
yp.'irs
of
aire
laet
September
(S.j
a
nalivp
,on
of
British
Od-i
j'lid-ia.
After
havintr
resided
in
U
LEADING
SALVATION
I
ARMY
OFFICERS
ARE
COMING
TO
THE
CITY
Vii-toria
and
receiving
his
e!e-;
iinT'tiiry
education
there,
lie
camei
O'l.
Knott
of
Winnepeg,
chie
to
lrinre
Hnpert
in
1909
with
his
secretary
for
Western
Canada
o
parents
arol
wan
a
student
in
the;
the
Salvation
Army,
and
Col
til
public
action)
on
Second
i
Phillips,
property
secretary
cnm-.
He
tinned
-in
the
Oreal
I
passoil
throu?ii
the
city
on
tin
W-r
-inre
which
he
was
located
Prince
Mary
tiay
hound
fo:
in
'lif
Fast.
About
four
years
i
ajro.
he
returned
here
to
pay
a!
ln-ii'f
visit
to
his
parents.
An
'!('(
rieal
ffenius,
"Bob"
was
an
v"i'rinienifr
in
wireless
Inns
he-tovc
tit
(lays
of
nyidern
radio
).
l'i'cion
and
had
the
first
ama-l.Mir
wireless
set
in
Prince
Hu-i
"
i.
His
studies
alonpr
this
line
lir
n.ntinueil
until
the
lime
of
his
leal
h.
Many'
friend,
who
Will
he
-!i.u-kei
to
learn
nt
"Hrth's"
lin-liiin
ly
paii
!r.
will
extend
(heir
ileeiic!
nvmiLiiliies
to-
tits
nar-
in
their
bereavement.
He
Is
ver.
Wranuell,
Alaska,
where
they
wil
conduct
a
district
congress
foi
nalies.
There
will
be
some
50(
Indians
in
attendance
at
the
gathering
it
u
expected.
Col.
Kriot
and
Col.
Phillips
will
he
back
ir
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
weel
and
will
speak
in
the
various
local
churches
as
well
as
at
tin
citadel.
J.
.1.
Carroll,
local
C.O.M.M
suporintendenl,
returned
on
the
I'rinw
Rupert
Saturday
jiirhl
from
A
business
trip
to
Nancou
t
w
N
ARD
ANCHOR
&
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
Special
Xmas
Sailings
to
Old
Country
FROM
HALIFAX
To
Quecnstown
and
Liverpool
The
CUNARD
way
P
S.
Carmania
Dec.
li
'
.
.
.
To
Glasgow
i
.u
u
u
Is
the
best
but
In-
ss
Sa(rnja
,)(,c
K
expensive.1
To
Plymouth-Cherbourg-London
S,S.
Andanla
,
.
,
.
Dec.
8
FROM
NEW
YORK
,,
.
,.
To
Queenstown
and
Liverpool.
Many
of
our
most
S.s.
oaronia
.
.
Dec.
0
particular
travellers
S.S.
Carmania
Dec.
13
To
Glasgow
an-
delighted
-
with
S.S.
Tuscanla
Dec.
f.
the
new
tlllrd'
cabin
s
s-
Gl'mbia
Dec.
13
To
Plymouth-Cherbourg-South-Ciiuaril
travel.
ampton
R.S.
Mauretania
Den.
3
To
Cherbourg
and
Southampton
S.S.
Auitania
Dec.
13
Full
Information
from
Agents
or
Company's
Offices,
622
Hastings
St.
W.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
8ey.
3648.
i
I
I
The
Man
in
the
Moon
f.YS:-
S1NCK
ships
are
no
longer
over
the
seas
by
wind,
so
air
should
he
abolished
in
connection
with
the
ship
of
stale.
NOW
that
Hie
legislature
is
in
session,
why
not
have
a
law
passed
allowing
every
employee
of
firm,
corporation
or
com
pany
to
remain
in
re.i
until
noon
Ihe
morning
after
the
party?
SO
far
the
loud
speakers
have
been
a
failure,
and
yet
we
cannot
be"
sure
what
is
in
store
for
us
In
the
future.
ASKl.NTi
a
frirl
to
marry
you
does
mil
how
a
very
high
estjin
ate
of
the
inlellifrence
ot
Ihe
irirl.
XOXK
of
us
really
want
to
be
rich.
If
we
did
we
should
not
act
the
way
we
do.
ONE
sure
way
of
improving
your
financial
position
is
to
turn
down
all
the
ticket
sellers.
AT
one
time
the
!ok
agenl
was
the
supreme
nuisance,
now
it
Is
the
ticket
seller.
IF
there
is
any
person
whose
murder
I
should
gloat
over
il
would
he
the
lady
who
forces
ine
to
buy
tickets
for
something
iu
which
I
am
not
Ihe
least
interested.
LIZZIE
IN
DITCH
i
arrow
Escape
at
Smlthers
When
Car
Goes
off
Road
on
(
Fifth
Avenue
SMITIIF.HS.
Nov.
17.
Another
ar
of
the
Henry
Ford
vintage
ook
a
notion
on
Wednesday
-vening
to
park
itself
in
he
'nilthers
canal,
Jhis
time
it
w
.Vatson's
delivery
truck,
whkh
ailed
to
respond
to
the
pressure
n
the
brakes
und
barked
into
Ihe
leep
ditch
on
Fifth
Avenue,
very
ieely
seating
itself
on
its
reir
nd
on
Ihe
ice
in
the
Imttoin
of
he
ditch
with
its
front
wheels
i
the
air
like
a
dog
begcing
for
crust.
Jack
Mniin,
uie
driver,
hail
a
arrow
ecape,
as
had
Ihe
car
one
in
sideways
he
would
hae
ios
likely
been
seriously
1
1.
-i
red.
As
il
was
both
he
ami
ie
car
came
off
without
a
erateh.
other
than
those
inflicl-d
by
O'Neill
and
Wall.
Ihe
Fo-.l
nctors.
when
they
ailed
Lizz'e
ito
a
position
nure
in
keepinu
ith
her
build.
WEDDING
AT
SMITHERS
'.ouple
From
Ootsa
Lak4
Married
on
Friday
by
Registrar
SMITHFIIS.
Nov.
17.
Two
veil
known
and
popular
residents
f
the
Lakes
district
were
mar-ieil
in
Smlthers
on
Friday
afler-oon,
Nn'vemtier
I
i.
when
Maria
Moli
rider
Kleese
became
the
ride
of
Frank
Hailey
Van
Oecnr.
The
ceremony
was
performed
n
lie
office
of
the
local
govern-nentyagenl,
Stephen
II.
Hnskins,
vho
on
Ibis
occasion
acted
in
his
ftieial
capacity
of
a
registrar
mder
the
Marriage
Art.
Mr.
Jlos-irts
is
nn
'o1d;l(ni'e
friend
of
he
hrhlegroorn
whom
he
first
ict
as.
a
boy
in
Cranbrook
some
wnly-two
years
ago.
Mr.
Van
Derar
was
in
business
nr
several
years
at
Ootsa
Lake,
here
Mrs.
Van
Decar
lias
con-'oeled
a
general
store
for
the
ast
year
and
a
half.
After
a
short
visit
in
Smilhers
he
newly
married
couple
are
retiring
lo
Ootsa
Lake,
and
inlend
o
make
their
home
on
the
farm
Tr.
Van
Decar
recently
pnr-haed
from
James
Slnynoff.
vhich
ailjoins
the
Harold
Ilen-
Lake.
tdace
on
Ihe
shores
of
Ootsa!
?QR
A
FEW
DOLLARS
MANY
ARE
MADE
HAPPY
The
mol
uncomfortable
creature
in
the
world
is
the.
one
who
on
Christmas
morning
receives
a
number
of
greeting
"cards
from
people
who
he
or
she
forgot
to
remember.
This
Clirislmas
mor&v
than
ever
before,
priva'e
greeting
cards
are
going
to
bj
in
vogue.
In
order
In
ge
exactly
the
personal
cards
yon
want,
be
sure
and
make
your
selection
now.
Scatter
sunshine
with
Rose.
I
Cowan
and
Lalla's
prin(ed-in-Prinee
Iluperl
Christmas
Cards..
Fourth
Street.
Phone
234.
tf
SMITHERS
Joseph
Hussinger
of
Telkwa
is
spending
a
few
days
in
town,
hating
come
in
to
receive
deTilal
attention.
The
Ileleccas
gave
anolln'r
of
their
popular
hUinonthly
card
drives
in
the
l.odite
rooms
on
Wednesday
evening.
Whist
was
not
played
on
this-occasion
as
all
present
joined
in
at
Ilridge.
The
winners
heina
Mrs.
Lawless
and
Mrs.
K.
Htiy
for
the
ladies
and
II.
Kelly
and
F..
nunderson
ainoiigsl
the
men.
.Vs
usual
refreshinents
were
served
and
all
enjoyetl
a
very
pleasant
evening.
Capl.
F.'A.
iSoriri
QMhe
Salva
tion
Army,
lrinc
Itupert,
who
i
in
the
itlstrfct
soliciting
funds
In
assl
in
ejirrying
Qh
Army
work,
held
a
meeting
fn
the
I'liiott"
Church
on
Thursday
night
and
treated
those
present
to
a
very
interesting
address.
Areljle
Walt,
maler
meehanfic
with
Ihe
C.N.ll.
was
a
business
visitor
in
Suiilhers
the
latter
arl
of
Ihe
week.
Mrs.
II.
II.
Lelghlon
of
I'riiife
Itupert
who
has
beep
visiting
in
parental
home.
II.
W.
Sharp,
forest
ranger
of
Haielion
was
iu'lnwn
Thursday
and
Friday
on
olllcial
duties.
In
honor
of
her
guest,
Mrs.
V.
J.
.JelTry
of-
Jasper,
Mrs.
J.
p.
Kirk
pat
rick
at
her
home
on
Third
Avenue
entertained
a
number
of
friends
at
a
Mali
Jong
parly
on
Thursilay
evening.
On
Friday
afternoon
Mrs.
Kirkpalriek
en
tertained
a
number
of
ladies
to
a
bridge
and
lea.
There
was
no
very
much
spirit
ed
bidding
al
Ihe
provincial
Tax
Sale
held
last
Wednesday,
til-
seas
conyneui
jb-nj
for
south.
The
body
or
A.
Iloy.'one
of
the
victim
of
a
double
drowning
a
few
weeks
ago
near
Shawallan's
Passage,
was
found
this
morninir
by
a
man
named
Lindsay
not
far
form
where
the
accident
"occurred.
Hoy's
son
s
body
is
still
missing.
NOW
FOR
A
Wool
Dress
"DEMERS"
HAVE
THEM
IN
FLANNEL,
SERGE
and
SILVERSHEEN.
$8.50-$25.
HOSIERY
IN
SILK
AND
WOOL
PURE
WOOL
In
the
Letter
Box
NOT
LAW
MAKERS
Alitor
Daily
News.
AcCiihling
to
a
report
in
your
paper
lat
week
the
police
commissioners
set
themselves
up
In
be
law
makers
for
thi
city
as
well
as
executive
heads.
They
are
taking
on
Iheinsehes
to
say
whether
the
law
shall
lie
enforced
anil
where.
Now.
sir,
I
am
not
a
resident
of
Comnx
Avenue
or
Fraser
SI.
nor
am
I
one
of
Ihe
habitue
nf
these
districts
but
1
lake
an
in
terest
in
everything
that
goes
on
in
I
lie
city
and
I
like
In
see
fair-
play.
As
I
see
it,
I
lit
mayor
and
the
other
two
commissioners
are
taking
on
IhnuseUe
to
say
where
the
law
shall
be
broken.
They
say
iu
can
defy
the
law
on
Ctiino
Avenue
but
not
on
Third
Avenue.
Other
Laws
All
right,
Mr.
Kdilnr,
if
liy
can
do
that
wilh
one
law
they
can
do
il
wilh
another.
They
ran
say
people
pHiy
steal
on
one
street
and
not
on
another.
They
may
murder
on
one
street
but
nol
on
another.
1
should
like
to
know
if
they
are
allowed
lo
do
thai
lown
wilh
friends,
left
on
Friday,
,;
PV
a,w
.((fgmp
for
Winnipeg
on
a
visit
to
herL,ni,
lrw,
aH)l
no,
llfir,i,Pr
If
they
can
I
should
like
a
year
of
free
notion
on
the
oien
strel.
There
is
a
rumor
around
that
me
street
pays
for
protection
lo
Mimehody
bill
no
one
seems
lo
UUile
know
who
xel
the
protection
money.
Naturally
under
ihes.
conditions
v-ryone
i
siis-;ecled.
My
understanding
of
Unlaw
is
lint
the
(Mdice
commis-ion
is
there
lo
see
thai
laws
are
nforred
and
mil
lo
ec
Hialj
hey
are
enforce!
on
onie
streeUi
.ind
not
on
other-.
I
should
like)
lo
know
from
Ihe
city
solieitor
if
they
have
any
right
lo
do
that.
I
should
like
to
know
whether
ii
is
a
crime
for
otlicials
lo
condone
wilh
crime.
When
the
mavor
Ibough
a
number
of
parcels
of'
HV,
,,.,-
(lf
.,.hifi
ri.r
land
were
sold.
-Smither
pro-
ittlr
kBMw
lo
w,,n,
1ar,
nf
,,.
perly
was
most
id
demand.
Iherei,y
,
lllty
IIia).
vn
r.irry
on
an
.
,,.,u.-
.M
occupation
that
i
contrary
to
sold
in
Ibis
lownsite.
some
of.
which
were
in
a
good
1r09tioiiiikA
io
tn.,w
if
i,
,
....iiin,.
aid
close
In
Main
Street.
Ihimeoir
uiihin
n.
....
t
n...
law.
...
.
.
Malcolm
H.
Mrl.eojl
relunieil
;
Position
of
Omclals
pu
the
Prince
Ituper
Siilunlay
1
am
not
now
arguing
against
'ligbt
fmm
Vancouver.
1
a
hutiness
I
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Pllnra
Kuperl
November
17,
1914.
trip
Mr1
restricted
ilistrirl
but
I
am
jjusl
discussing
Ihe
position
of
I
A
scintillating
ami
undoubted
success,
lite
society
circus
in
aid
of
Hip
Ilelgian
war
fund
which
opened
last
night
ami
will
continue
liNlay
outshone
anything
in
Ihe
entertainment
line
that
had
ever
been
Maire.f
in
1'rlnre
rtn.
ine
cny
oinciais
who
nave
iakei
an
ikiIIi
thai
they
will
enforce
the
laws
without
fear
or
favor.
If
the
icily
has
a
right
lo
ei
aside
a
Idislricl
for
Ihe
commission
rtf
crime,
I
shall
have
no
more
to
say,
but
if,
Mr.
Kdilor.
you
find
thai
I
am
right
and
the
city
official
have
no
right
lo
play
favorites
in
Ibis
illegal
business,
I
(then,
sir,
I
shall
crave
Ihe
par-
don
at
a
later
dale
of
expressing
my
views
again
on
this
interest-"
Mlg
public
question.
J
bould
like
to
know
what
you
lliln;
about
it
and
alo
what
the
cify
perl.
No
less
than.
91,150
was
.
oJicilor.
wio
is
aNo
Ihe
city
realixeii
in
Ihe
one
night.
There
prosecutor.
Iliinks
about
il.
was
an
fmnieiise
crowd
iu
attend-;
Vours
for
junce
to
all.
ance.
INQITSITOH.
nirr;::-,,
'
sj&
overwhelming
majority
that
ao
djsloyally
had
been
in-
1M
511
EMT
CI
CPTIAM
lendeillbvj
thWfew4riy
workers)
IW
OlLtlll
tLtlllUN
who;ijid
noj:
lake
-The'Miolidar
"
given
last-uVek
wliem
Ihe
;overPr'nc
""Pert
Women
Register
Ihei
.
Interesting
Vote
toOave
-
V
Money
and
Lessen
Work
It
is
a
sign
of
the
limes
thai
women
should
demand
more
authority
in
their
hopies.
Not
hal
I
hey
want
all
their
own
way
but
(hat
when
com
fori
and
economy
iare
a!
slake
they
are
usually
beU
er
Judges
than
their
husbands.
!
They
are
at
home
all
day
and
jknow
more
about
the
Ihinus
that
I
irti
in
rnuLu
.
II,
n
.
,
.
.
.
f
i
1
ei
limit"
l"l
!r
'i;illliri.
f
lhe
home
than
the
husbands
who
come
home
at
night
expecting
jeverylhing
to
be
Just
so.
This
fs
why
so
many
Prince
Itupert
ladies
Insist
on
.inving
.Nanaimo
Wellington
coal.
They
have
made
la
study
nf
coal
and
have
discov-
jered
that
Nanaimo-Wellington
is
far
superior
lo
Its
competitors.
Very
Utile
lasts
a
long
time.
If
drafts
are
shut
olT
at
night
iho
fire
wil)
he
there
in
hn
oiuriuuK-
.m
roc,
very
mile,
ash
and
no
slack
are
ntliitr
polnl
In
favor
of
Nanairno.We,
llpgton.
This
famous
coal
is
sold
only
by
Albert
4
McCaffory.
They
Have
their
own
learn
and
(rurka
and
assqrn
prompt
service-.
Onlor
direct
froiri
them
and
bo
sura
you
gel
the
only
coal
Nonaiuio
Wellington.
Their
phone
numbers
are
i
10
and
fjQ
.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News
n7rom
Canada's
Clover
Lands
Moodar
N'ivemh-1
i
i-
.1
TASTE
Kraft
Cheese
Shut
your
eyesand
immediately
you
picture
green
Mt,
pure
bred
cows
knee-deep
in
clpvr
or
drinking
the
pure
cool
walerfroma
bubbling
sprlnK.
Kraft
Cheese
it
unique!
The
first
bite
will
captivate
your
taste,
win
your
lasting
appre
ciation
of
one
of
the
most
nourishing,
economical
and
delightful
foods
Nature
pro
vide
for
man.
TEMPTING
DISHES
Ncsily
100
ttity
C
!
Ripi
r
lnll.Ki.lo,k!t
i
to
I
r.
Uit
Ci
MINIMUM
CHARQE
75o
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY
CLEANERS
Sjrth
Avenue
WssT
Phone
8
Union
Hleauirr
Cardena,
Capl.
A.
Hiokson,
arrived
from
the
south
at
J.
o'clock
yeslerdav
nf.
lernpon
MPd
hailed
al
8
for
lew.
an.
flunn
nun
A0H
(rm
T,
mm
(CUE
CO.
UNITED
AIW
MOMTDCAL
C
SJ
m
r
irr
l
CVhm
Tin
Whv
stay
on
the
washday
treadmill?
No
matter
how
long
you
travel
on
a
treadmill,
you
never
get
anywhere.
For
the
treadmill
carries
you
back
hs
fast
as
you
move
forward.
It's
much
vthe
same
with
tho
weekly
washday.
You
spend
a
day
or
more
every
week
getting
the
clothes
dean.
Then
the
next
week
you
go
through
2
the
same
thing
all
over
again.
Send
your
family
bundle
to
us.
Our
prices
are
as
moderate
as
our
services
ate
varied
our
work
is
always
thorough,
careful
and
reliable.
Cpll
iis
and
step
off
the
washday
treadmill
forever.
I'i
.
,1
II
,!..-.!...
L.-J
J..,
mill
Un
W
I
.llTll'S(in
for
I'rince
Muperl:
II.
Morley
Hhicr
nn.l
C
I
''l'in?'
h
llM
for
.Stewart
;
Mrs
,jfJ
'!,i
ianiflna
hrpughl
tho
following;
Wilson
for
Alice
Arm
passengers:
D.
Cordela
and
Mr.
'
Ualfney
for
Anyox.
"Mr-