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BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
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SAYS:
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Jiupert
Daily
News,
II.
P.
P.ULLEN,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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Contract
Rates
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
UAILV
KDITIOM
MONKMAN
PASS
LOOMS
LARGE
Members
of
Reconnalsance
Party
Says
it
is
Important
Factor
In
P.Q.E.
and
G,T.P,
Looming;
up
as
ttie
possible
solution
of
the
Peace
River
transportation
problem,
and
easily
the
most
important-
factor
in;
the
rehabilitation
of
the
I.G.K,
the
E,D.
&
B.C.
and
the
fi.T.P.
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
recently
discovered
Monkman
Pass
has
proved
to
be
one
of
the
mpst
attractive
grades
in
4
he
entire
system
of
I
lie
Rockies,
according
to
members
of
a
Canadian
National
reconnaissance
parly,
which
has
just
returned
here
after
an
absence
of
43
days
spent
in
conducting
an
examination,
says
a
special
despatch
to
the
Vancouver
Star.
Equal
to
Yellowhead
j
E.
Mr
Hill,
the
engineer
in
charge,
is
reticent
until
his
report
lias
gone
to
headquarters,
hut'
other
members
of
the
party
are
enthusiastic
in
declaring
that
a'
grailc
equally
as
attractive
as
the
Yellowlied
has
been
secured.
With
their
pack
horses
the
party
successfully
made
their
way
through
the
new
pass
to
within
45
minutes'
walk
of
the
Herrick
River
on
the
west
side
of
the
mountains.
Although
such
deadfall
had
to
he
neRotialed
and
ttifijd
retell
through
the
pass
was
devoid
of
any
vestige
of'
a
trail,
the
party
made
good
lime
and
found
abundant
feed
for
their
horses.
Free
From
Slides
They
found
the
pass
is
entirely
free
from
sjpow
slides,
and
the
mileage
from:
Wembley,
the
new
KD.&H.C.
terminus
to
the
Grand
Trunk
near
Prince
George,
is
even
less
than
the
ICO
miles
at
first'
calculated.
It'
is
probable
that
Monkman
Pass
will
prove
the
solution
of
the
Peace
River
and
P.G.I'
pro
blems
so
long
sought
by
Premier
pHyer,
and
it
opens
up
new
pos-
simimes
for
tins
seclion
of
Canada.
Engineers
with
the
party
regard
it
as
one
of
Uie
most
important
railway
discover
ies
since
the
Yellowhead
Pass
route
was
surveyed.
WOMAN
BURGLAR
MONTREAL.
Sent
23
woman
liurnlar,
presumably,
is
suspected
of
bavins
cnnseit
blaze
in
a!
Notre
Dame
de
Grace
honie,
her
method
beliiR
to
secure
the-
loot
(jewels
ami
women's
Clothing
o'nly
being
taken)
and
men
io
lire
tlie
house
to
des
troy
all
clues.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
Managing
Editor.
98
SB
on
Application.
$W
Tuesday.
Sept.
23,
1(J2L
MAZE
OF
FIGURES
IN
INDIAN
CASE
Wisdom
of
Solomon
Required
to
Untangle
Financial
Problems
Presented
to
Court
SMITH
ERS,
Sept
23.
Tlie
wisdom
of
Solomon
was
necessary
to
untangle
the
many
and
varied
problems
represented
by
the
maze
ofsfigures
figures
that
increased
and
decreased
at.
the
wliiiu
of
the
principals,
and
kept
continually
on
the
jump
from
the
debit
to
the
credit
side
of
each
and
every
ledper
they
could
pro
duce,
when
Willie
Ting
and
John
Sebastian
(
Indians
j,
plaintiffs
in
a
suit
!
against
Don
Walters
(Indian;,
of
Palling,
B.C.,
bail
their
case
heard
before
His
Honor
Judpi
F.
McH.
Young,
in
County
Court
sittings,
held
here
on
Sept.
18.
The
pkiinliffs
claimed
$188
from
Walters,
the
balance
alleged
due.
on
a
tie
contract',
"while
the
defendant
(Wallers)
had
a
con
tra
claim
for
$300.
After,
several
hours
of
delving
into
the
hopeless
mass
of
figures,
anil
hearing
of
evidence
evi
dence
1
lint
contradicted
itself
every
few
minutes,
the
court
ordered
that
the
plaintiffs
gel
$90
and
$15
costs
on
their
claim.
L.
S.
McGill
appeared
for
the
plaintiffs
and
II.
L.
Robinson
for
t
he-defendant.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
MAN
GETS
SIX
MONTHS
FOR
SELLING
LIQUOR
THERE
SMITHERS.
Sept.
23.
S.
H.
Hoskjus
was
in
Burns
Lake
on
Friday,
as
magistrate
to
try
the
case
of
J.
McDougall,
of
Francois
Lake,
who
was
charged
with
selling
liquor
contrary
to
the
Liquor
Act,
and
sentenced
to
six
months
at
bard
labor
in
Okalla.
L.
S.
McGill,
of
Smilhers,
ap
peared
for
the
Crown,
and
M.
Gonzales
of
prince
Rupert
acted
for
the
accused.
'
McDougall
is
appealing
the
sentence
and
pending
bail
arrangements
is
in
custody
at
Bums
Lake;
BRITAIN
BEST
MARKET
FOR
UNITED
STATES
England
was
far
and
away
lhe
best
customer
of
the
United
States
for
canned
fish
in
the
month
of
June.
She
bought
over
two
million
pounds
for
over
three
hundred
thou.sand
dollars.
.
The
next
best
customer
was
Mexico
which
took
158,000
and
Canada
which
took
108,000.
Australia,
also,
part
of
the
British
Empire
came
fourth.
British
countries
took
most
of
the
pack.
"TRY
A
Nir
TO.NICHT"
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable"
IS?
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BottlcJ
and
(..n.l.H
ky
Witi.m
'"
Sob
Urn,
led
CUnfxidxIi
n4
Balvtnir-ClmWt
Dxtdltrtu,
Dull.
!-&
-CW.fow.
ScwUad.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displnyed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
n
YOU
may
possibly
have
heard
of
the
young
man
who
(old
the
girl
she
was
the
only
one
he
had
ever
kissed
and'
by
far
the
nic
est:
SEWING
circles,
afternoon
bridges
and
pink
teas
are
the
I.
A
l
I
i
IK
-
wmrJi
.
uinifiiiurs
me
newspapers
have.
.
-
ITS
easy
enough
to
he
pleasant
w
nen
.
nothing
at
t
all
goes
amiss
But
the
man
wdrth
while
Is
lie
who
can
smile
As
he
writes
such
stuff
as
this
-
YOU
can
be
pretty
sure
tlie
brain
has
stopped
growing
when
you
see
the
head
begin
to
swelL
WHEN
you
are
told
to
do
a
thing
And
want
to
put
it
off
AH
you
"do
is
whisper
dad1'
"D'you
want
h
game
pf
golf?"
EVERY
person
slips
a
little
but
when
you
see
the
sort'
of
things
some
of
the
girls
fall
for,
it
makes
you
lose
faitli
in
human
nature.
A
LAUGH
is
an
overgrown
smile.
"
i
.
LOVE
is
like
a
cijjarellc.
You
be
gin
it
without
stooping
Io1,
think.
You
fondle
it,
play
with
it,
inhale
it
and
possibly
it.
will
burn
your
Fingers.
Thereire
more
cigar
ettes
IF
you're
told
to
do.
a
thing
And
want
to
do
it
well
Get
to
work
on
it"flt
once
Do
it
in
spite
of
anybody.
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
URGES
DANCING
FOR
KEEPING
IN
CONDITION
She
Also
Likes
Golf,
Fencing
and
Drives
Her
Own
Car
:
Seen
In
"The
Goldfish"
Tomorrow
Night
"There's
no
means
of
keeping
in
trim
like
dancing.
Tripping
the
light
fantastic
exercises
every
muscle
in
the
body
and
teaches
control
of
the
body
as
nothing
else
can.
I
am
constaniy
learn
ing
new
dances."
Thus
spoke
Constance
Tal-
uiadge,
star
of
"The
Goldfish,"
coming
here
tomorrow
evening.
"I
started
out
by.
mastering
the
two
step,
waltz,
one
step
and
fox
trot.
Then
I
learned'
the
maxixe
and
tango;
Then
I
learned
the
Camel
Walk,
the
Chicago,
the
Collegian,
the
Sheik
Tango,
and
nhntll
;i
v:ir
nrrn'
T
ilnvtbn.l
mi
'own
fox
trot
which
I
danced
with
Maurice-
"I
have
now
started
in
with
national
and
folk
dances,
as
well
as
those
of
bygone
years.
I
learned
the
minuet
and
old
English
dances
for
The
Dangerous
Maid,'
and
a
Chinese
dance
for
'East
is
West.'
The
number
of
national
and
folk
dances
appals
me
but
I
am
making'
a
brave
start,
"In
addition
(n
dancing,.
I
take
a
mild
interest
in
golf,.,
a
.keen
interest
in
driving
my
own.
car,
and,
best
'of,
all,
I.
)ike
to
fence.
For
more1
than
'six
months
I
have
been
taking
daily
fencing
lessons
from
Fred
Cavens,
tlie
Belgian
swordsman."
MANAGING
DIRECTOR
CEMENT
CO.
KILLED
LONDON,
Sept.
23.
H.
K.
K.
Handier,
managing
director
of
the
British
Columbia
I'orlhim!
Cement
Company
and
his
brother
Montague
were
killed
when
their
auto
collided
with
a
motor
cycle.
Bamberlon,
British
Columbia,
where
the
big
cement
work's
on
Saanich
Inlet
is
located,
was
named
after
H.
K.
K,
Baniher.
KEPT
TWO
SETS
OF
BOOKS
TO
EVADE
TAX
WAIISAW.
Its
suspicions
having
been
aroused
by
the
ab
normally
small
Income
return's
in
Polish
Upper
Silesln.
the
gov
ernment
sent
a
special
mission
to
make
investigations
on
tlie
spot.
II
was
disclosed
that
two
in.
dustrial
firms
bud
carried'
duplicate
sets
f
books,
one
secret
ami
tlie
other
public.
Some
arrests
have
been
nifule
Jiut'
the
director
or
the
two
companies
have
escaped
to
Germany.
reofcro
of
thcHoiiw
c
.
If
M
-
-
TT
m
jr
t
nib
masxqrs
voiw
Ten
Years
Ago
!
in
Ptince
Rupert
September
23,
1914.
The
Kiel
canal
is
one
of
Germany's
greatest
safeguards.
The
largest
of
dreadnaujjbls
car
turn
in
it
and
watch
two
ieas,
A
local
branch
of
ll
o
Cuniulian
Patriotic
Fun
ij
Association
was
formed
last
night
with
tlie
following
olllcers:
,
1'resldcnt,
S.
M.
Newton;
vice-president,
Mrs.
J.
II.
McMullin;
treasurer,
C.
T.
lleward;
secretary,
Hev.
iV.
K.
the
tfollison;
executive
committee,
T.
D.
I'atlullo,
J,
IL
Thompson,
Canon.
(I,
A.
Hix,
Judge
I',
Melt,
,Y4iung,.
Ali-s.
T.
Baxter
add
Mrs.
Ill
L.
Mcintosh.
Tlie
Acme
Clothing
House
haslW
beerv
ihCOi-poraled
aild
hereafter
111
will
lie
knowinasvlhe
Acme
Ilnu
to
porters
Ltd.
Messrs.
Slieinmaiiii
he
and
(lullsteiii
arn
Hie
sole
iiii
y
ni
iii
it.
u
tv
i
r
vl
4rJ
If
Jl
1
-i'l
I'
Victrola
JACK
TONER
LOST
HIS
AUTOGRAPH
DOOR
Carried
It
Off
With
Him
When
He
Left
Rupert
but
Lost
It
In
Vancouver
Someone
in
Vancouver
has
the
door
of
Jack
Toner's
cabin,
according
to
reports
from
Seattle
says
the
Vancouver
Province.
The
cabin
is
at
Seal
Cove,
near
Prince
Hupert.
Toner
entertained
the
American
round-the-world
dyers
when
they
were
at
Prince
Ituperl,
and
they
all
wrole
their
names
in
chalk
on
the
door.
To
preserve
signatures
Jack
varnished
tliem.
On
April
10
he
bade
tliem
faro.
well,
rowing
them
to
their
nlanes
The
only
memento
they
left
him
was
tho
door.
This
he
carefully
removed,
and"
took
to
pieces.
hen
they
were
annroaehim?
Seattle
he
decide,
to
take
a
trip
Seattle
to
welcome
them,
and
beaded
for
Seattle
with
his
door.
In
the
transfer
from
the'
Grand
Trunk
to
the
Canadian
Eveiy
talking
machine
is
not
a
VICT
RO
LA
Wliy
buy
a
sub-
stitute
you
hope
will
do
as
well.
Genuine
VICTROLAS
cost
no
more
Look
for
the
trade
mark
"HIS
MASTER'S
V0ICE
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
orCunada.Limlted
lii.f.in
ii.
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i...
i.....
4
i
rr
f
VH.
gage
was
lost,
with
the
priceless
muster,
returned
from
8
"'rp
door.
He
Is
very
anxious
for
IlielPortland,
Ore.
present
possessor
In
return
it
to
him.
Toner
is
now
in
Seattle,
but
will
leave
shortly
for
his
old!
home
In
Kentuckyj
returning
Ihcnre
to
the
north.
WOMEN
LEND
MONEY
HIGH
INTEREST
RATE
,
LONDON,
Sept.
23,
Out
of
'i
,380
nioney-lenders
on
Mersey-side
over
r.onn
are
women
who
concentrate
on
the
poor
ami
uneducated,
slates
the
Industrjnl
Ileform
Commilleo
of
tho
Women
Citizens'
Association.
These:
women
charge
inlerest
of
133
per
cent,
or
a
penny
in
Hip
BtilllirifT
vniLli
Tim
I
....
.
1.
1.
l
"
'
llli
11111117
begins
when
a
woman
borrows
a
second'
loan
to
pay
off
the
first.
'One
married
woman
has
had
six
loans
in
five
years.
Kacli
time
lio'
renewed
for
a
larger
amount,
and
tier
present
debt
is
110,
for
which
she
has
received
only
30
in
cash.
2M.
COATS
SUITS
DRESSES
HATS
'DEMERS
Phone
27
p.
O.
Box
327