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7,
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as
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fc
i
MOF.
'TWO
T3E
DAILY
NTT.'
The
Daily
News
The
Man
in
the
Moon
j
be
all
1'IIINCK
IIL'PKIIT
-
ItltlTISII
JUOI.U.MIIIA.
Published
Kvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
liie
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New.
Limited.
Thinl
Avenue.
II.
V.
I'l'U.lvV,
Mihihkh'K
Kliloi
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
Contract
Rates
on
Application.
Timber
Business
Should
Improve.
There
ha-
heeu
a
slack
lime
in
late.
Mo-t
of
the
northern
mill-
have
King
opera!
ions
have
-lopped.
Now
in
log-
and
mill-
and
it
looks
as
if
Ity
no
injurioue
or
habit-forming
drug.
11.00
Dor
box
at
drue
itorea.
Kend
!c
tor
geoerou
trial
Teinpltton,
Toronto.
RAZ-M
AH
GUARANTEED
RELIEF
-
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KD1TIOM
ROOD
Friday,
Hecetnher
IS,.
192.
Important
Questions
For
United
States.
Apparently
Ihoro
i
some
difference
nf
opinion
in
Ihe
I'niled
Staler
a
I
ft
wiiolhvr
they
should
have
a
hiR
navy-or
nol.
If
(h
nin
i
in
taVn
a
!.arl
iii
world
affair-
and
lit
he
a
real
influ
ence
it
niul
have
power
behind
it
anil
the
only
power
Ihal
seenv
lo
.-omit
Is
Ihal
of
physical
force.
A
navy
represents
Ihe
power
to
jimve
at
will
in
any
part
of
the
worhl.
Without
a
navy
the
country
niilst
hut
itself
up
ami
keep
apart
from
worhl
affair.
The
hte
of
a
country
ami
Ihe
power
lo
make,
itself
heard
is
not
to
important
a
Ihe
ability
of
Ihe
eomilry
lo
earry
mil
ils
iileas.
The
difficulty
in
building
navy
May
is
that
hy
the
time
H
is
built
It
may
have
lillle
value
as
.1
fighting
unit.
Air
fighting,
the
Use
of
high
t'M'h'-itK
P'Msfut
gas
ami
electricity
in
connection
villi
Inutilities
may
allugether
ilo
away
with
Ihe
value
of
ships
ami
trained
armie.
Thai
i
Ihe
Ihinf:
that
will
make
any
country
pause
he
fore
roniniittiug
ilelf
In
any
enormous
xpenditure
on
ships.
Another
Important
Matter
Is
That
Of
World
Court.
The
President
of
Ihe
United
Stales
favors
Ihe
eslablMi-menl
of
a
world
court
of
justice.
Just
what
would,
he
lis
powers
and
limitations
ha-
not
hecn
announced
authoritatively,
it
ha
yet
lo
he
formed
and
its
contitiilion
arranged.
One
thing
Ihal
is
ohjccled
lo
hy
nml
countries
i.
Ihe
suggestion
that
he
army
or
navy
of
a
country
should
he
at
the
eall
of
the,
world
fourl.
Policing
has
to
he
dune
and
unless
all
the
armies
and
navies
of
the
world
are
available
lo
enforce
Ihe
dictum
of
Ihe
court,
il
might
a-
well
not
he
in
business,
Force
is
what
i
needed
lo
hack
up
the
judgment
of
Ihe
court.
The
lime
will
come
douhtless
when
nil
nation-
will
listen
lo
rea-on,
hut
today
prejudices
are
loo
strong
for
ren-on
to
he.
an
important
factor.
Ihe
lumber
hujness
of
been
-hut
down
and
log-
ihere
i-
renewed
intere-t
early
spring
things
would
humming
once
more.
'Ihai
will,
help
lo.lniirove
hu-lnf
round.
,
-
Being
dose
To
Orient
Has
Its
Advantages.
Heing
cjo-e
lo
Ihe
Orient,
as
we
are,
has
ils
advantage-.
This
i
the
meeting
ground
between
Ra-I
and
We-t.
It
i-
(he
fronlier.
One
side
of
Ihe
ocean
is
yellow
and
the
oilier
i
while
and
Ihe
means
of
lranportalion
are
very
ea-y.
Unless
care
is
exerci-ed
we
limy
ea-ily
Jieconie
the
dumping
ground
for
the
countries
of
(Ihiua,
Japan
-nml
India.
Al.-o
-hould
there
be
a
quarrel
with
an
Oriental
country,
we
are
on
Ihe
frontier
ami
would
be
the
fir-l
to
.suffer,
e-pecially
when
the
eoa-t
is
wholly
unprotected,
as
it
i-
today.
HecnuSe
of
this
we
should
study
Oriental
ipteslious
ami
act
always
without
prejudice.
Forest
Conservation
And
Water
Supply.
'
Professor
John
Davidson
of
Ihe
University,
of
Hritih
Columbia
reiyntly
read
a
paper
before
Ihe
Vancouver
Natural
His
tory
Society
in
which
he
took
exceplioti
lo
Ihe
action
of
the
ProViiicial
Government
in
logging
off
the
(inpilano
watershed.
He
is
Irving
I"
arouse
Ihe
people
to
whal
he
calls
a
oon-ervalinn
policy
but
a
policy
which
is
in
olher
quarters
designated
a
policy
of
waste.
Ah
we
uudei'slaml
the
problem
of
Ihe
Capilann
limber,
il
is
something
like
this.
The
(lovernmcut
has
several
million
dollar-
worth
of
limber
on
I
lie
valerslied
which
is
over
npi
:
i
i..
'pi.:
i:...i.h
i.-.i
-
i..
i.n
.!
aim
is
(iiiiiif:
in
wasir.
i
in
iiiinirr
iiriiiiis
hi
nir
nim
r
n
n
vvbole
lui
should
be
sold
for
their
benefit
to
relieve
taxation.
If
Ihi-
is
given
to
he
Cily
of
Vancouver
and
Allowed
lo
remain
iinloiu
hed,
Ihe
rest
of
the
province
has
to
pay
that
much
mor'i
taxes.
.
In
all
parts
of
the
Itritish.
Columbia
coasl,
timber
very
ipiiokly
reproduce-
naturally.
Many
experts
say
Ihe
best'
.rfsuIU
nre
ohlaiued
when
the
sla-hing
is
burned
by
albiwlhg
n-fire
lo
rjin
through
it
at
certain
periods
of
the
vear.
As
soon
as
the
"old
crop
of
limber,
i
.removed,
Ihe
new
crop
begins
to
grow
and
thus
the
wastage
which
has
been
in
progre-s
as
a
result
of
an
over
ripe
crop
-landing,
i-
changed
lo
a
reproductive
condition.
There
j
no
need
of
planting,
n-
nature
attends
to
Ihal.
All
thai
I
necessary
is
lo
burn
Ihe
sla-hing,
following
Ihe
logging
i
tie
water
supply
ot
ine
liapiiauo
ai
Vancouver,
lor
instance,
would
be
benefited
hy
changing
the
old
over-ripe
slnnd
of
timber
for
a
young
and
vigoroit-ly
growing
-lurid
and
this
would
protect
the
"watershed
years
hence
when
the
Cilv
shall
have
grown
to
such
an
extent
as
lo
need
il.
At
the
same
time
the
whole
province,
including
Vancouver,
will
benefit,
from
Hie'
income
derived
from
the
Vale
of
the
limber
nml
the
royalties
'
collected
and
Ihe
oily
of
Vancouver
will
benefit
doubly
from
having
Ihe
logs
cut
at
Iheir
mills.
This
is
not
a
lliing
to
got
hysterical
about
but
simply
u
matter
with
which
forestry
experts
should
deal
as
(hoy
have
Ihe
information
at
hand
nml
know
lite
local
conditions,
ASTHMA-
1
HEAD
and
BRONCHIAL
COLbS
No
Smoke
No
Sprays
Nt
Snuff
Just
Swallow
a
RAZ-HAH
Capsule
Rutoree
normal
breathing.
Quickly
itob
ell
choking,
guping
end
inucu
gathering!
In
bronchial
tube.
(Jive
long
night
of
rutful
deep.
Contains
Freedom
From.
Pain
Neurit.
Neuralgia
ThouMDd
t
Codlu
hill
hmi
tbtt
t.K.i"
't
fitquii
knt
nd
unt
rHf
frm
I'tlu.
T.tlC'i
ct
t,iirtlr
cm
u-t
voucm
tktl
iiuM
th
fain.
Ttity
coruin
no
daritrcb
or
l,Wt
lo'uitug
drv.
Vitt
irium
iKOm-rond
tUm.
Fid
10c.
for
(irriiu
InaL
'Ituplatoba.
Tetvnto.
$1.00
BIZC
Hh.umallam
Kflr.
M.Jh
N.urllla
N.r.ll
t.umba,o
SIZE
Paint
TRCs
FOR
SALE
BY
ORME8
LIMITED
TCMPLRTON'S
MMKUMAYIC
cAPfcuu-e
it
!
NIK
palh
of
Ix'auiy
lit
the
wave.
UNIONISM
lead
Mil
IX
the
old
days
ho
house
w.t
(full
when
a
celebration
a
Ue'ui
iioiii,
kmi
iiMiay
ii
s
iii
itMiMf.
WHAT
I
like,
ahotii
primr
lit
-port
is
thai
yon
don't
have
to
$t
In
Noil
unlit
after
midsijthl.
IT
i
always
diilicult
in
ti-cule
whether
to
put
Ihe
money
in
Hi-savings
bank,
huy
a
ear
or
city
lot.
'Hie
other
problem
is
to
the
money.
AX.V.XIA.
was
the
name
or
the
man
who
declared
lie
wouh'
rather
pay
Ihe
Chrislma
hills
than
-pom
the
money.
I
THIS
week
llritain
jhi.vs
niM-'y
mimotf
dollars
In
Ihe
I
-icii
Stale-
in
order
lo
keop
the
friend-hip
of
Ihal
eounlrv.
France
does
nol
care
a
rip
aiioiit
Ihe
friendship
of
I
real
ltri.mii
o
she
has
nol
yot
even
talked
over
Ihe
mailer
of
nnyiuen.
OI.IYF.lt
ha
piloted
,e
I.
tile
provincial
gas
hoat
Ihpinyt.
another
.-e-xion,
or
thereahoul-
and
Ihe
engine
is
still
hittins
oi
all
-ix.
("5ale
do
not
seom
alTect
that
craft,
except
lo
leady
il
down.
A
xanl
four
XRW
way
of
keeping
ser
i
at
home
eientng
is
lo
h;
and
let
Iheui
play
hridge,.
THR
lalet
sporl
ilumhell
drill.
Xow
Ihe
hiimtiellf
for
ladies
who
Mil
l
Printer
(lo
haberdasher
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilne.
Rupert
December
12,
1914.
id
like
a
suit
of
underewar."
Haberdasher
"In
ion?"
I'rihler
"Sure.
Typographical
No.
Ifi.
Do
I
hafler
-how
mo
card"
Canadian
military
authorities
have
received
through
the
Governor
i'enoral
a
notification
from
I
ho
Army
Council,
London,
call-
in?
ex-otllcers
of
Ihe
Itritish
terriloriaU
and
regular
force-
to
the
colors.
The
case
of
Mrs.
Oilhort
llur-
riiwos
vs.
-auiue
Harrison
in
eonnecliori
with
a
deal
for
land
up
Ihe
Skeona
Htver
nol
far
from
Prince
Ituppr!
opened
at
Ihe
Su
preme
Court
Assises
this
morn-
ing
before
Mr.
Juslicp
Clements.
Through
the
good
offices,
of
William
Man
son,
M.I'.l.,
Ihe
hospital
board
at
ils
regular
monthly
meeting
yeslorday.
President
D.
M.
Stewart
in
Hip
chair.
received
a
chock
for
2.'0(i
from
the
provincial
government.
51
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
1
Correct,
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
'
Encouraged
Pretenders
Alioul
tin'
ynr
1880
tli
pfrinwr
prospprlori
nf
ltrillli
(w,lnmliia
ilionpriil
n
rnmnrknhlp
rnal.
Aflrr
many
trials
nml
lnt
Hi
was
positively
polnhlialioil
that'
HiiA
roal
nprp,nlii
Hip
nrinp
nf
j
i-fonoiny.
pffirii-ncy
and
rnmfnrl.'
j
1
o
mis
iiioi
iiioy
(ravi
win
now
fatnnu
riatnp
r
if
"Nanaimn-W'pU
linulon."
rpirppnllnK
nil
tlial
was
IipsI
tn
roal.
j
No
soonpr
was
II
found
Ilia'
Hip
piiMic
inslstPd
on
;pinx
Mils
U'ondiT
1'iipI
lhan
ollipr
roal
wpi
put
on
Hip
markr-l
iiinlpr
very
siinllar
ntimo,
So
nnirh
so
thai
Hip
puhlic
wptp
nt
a
loss
In
say
which
-was
Hip
ppn
iiinp
tirnl
whirli
Hip
imitation
Of
ronrsp
it
was
easy
aflpr
a
trial
a
sIii1p
sark
will
prnp
it
morp
laslin(r
ami
ihhip
powprful
lipal
from
a
fpw
shnvi'lfuls.
hardly
nny
ash,
no
rlinknr
or
Mrfc,
all
IIipsp
joints
Ktaml
nut
wlion
you
makp
n
practical
lest
In
furnacp.
firpnlncp,
hpnlpr
or
cook-slop.
This
famous
Nanalmo-Vp-linRlon
coal
Is
sold
only
hy
Al-hprl
A
MrCaffcry
lo
whom
all
or
dprs
should
hp
phonpit
direr!
j
I'rntufil
delivery
service
given
by
IhPir
own
teams
Jind
truck
itipir
plionc
numhers
are
ltrt
and
364.
tf
a
it
FriiUy.
D.fomt.'
A
Sensational
Suit
Sale
AN
ECONOMICAL
CHRISTMAS
IS
ASSURED
IF
YOU
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
OUR
CHRISTMAS
TEMPTATION
SALE
'.
The
annual
hritflor
of
tin-Ladies'
ii
of
lii
MpHmhIIsI
IDitirrli
held
in
Hip
rliuri'li
stirial
hall
yi-sterdiiy
aflernron
was
4t
Milstaiidiinc
kiifrtMts.
Tlur'
wi'rp'A
larfrp
ninnrVPr
of
ludierf
prespnl
at
Hip
opening-
and
hy
i
o'clock
Hip
tallies
which
had
liepn
lioiinlifiilly
laden
were
cleared.
Tin
ulilanliul
sum
of
tr0
.
1
ll'll.
Ill
Isli-i-
,.f
Mil'
:il'imi
ip-
fi'H
ni.-.
ti
foltowinfr:
Plu'i,
-rvvin.'
Mis.
Kiikevsky.
eaw
f
1
BBBBiaapaMaaMaMHBaBaaaaafeaaM
I
find
li
bnftt-
for
cleanliness
Don't
tall
tha
Blaml.r
abti
tha
alnk
arain
rrta
rhok.il.
A
lillla
Cill.lt'a
I
ja.lll
prakalilf
alaar
It
in
a.
Irw
mlnalaa.
Ikarta
if
vlhr
kira
araau4
tka
aanltarf
huma.
GILLETTS
PURE
FLAKE
LYE
THE
PRICES
WILL
TEMPT
YOU
TO
BUY
"HE
WHO
IIESTITATES
IS
LOST."
COME
THEY'LL
GO
FAST.
Acme
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
METHODIST
CHURCH
Ladles'
Aid
Affair
Held
Yesterday
Was
Very
Successful
Affair
11
ilei
liy
Mrs.
Thomas
and
V.rs.
Hunt.
I'uiicy
work
Mrs.
J.
V.
Kerr,
im-i-IiM
Ity
Mr.
Wright.
Mrs.
V.
I.
Kerytn
and
Mr.
T.
.1.
Shcn-Ifin.
Ilanilkprrhlef.
Mr.
V.
II.
herein.
Xovcllips
Mr,
frank
lil.l.
.fsldp,ihy
Mr,'rnli
Vlfk
prs.
tlnmly-
Mrs.
V.
II.
i.rnili.
isi
sliil
Ity
(Uiiv.iJiau
(lirl
in
Ifninitm.
Ijnfflf
foukintr
-Mrs.
Miilhe.
-n,
s(ii.,
hy
Mrs.
I'Udflll.
Va
room
Mrs.
(tint
Hanson.
a-lislPil
liv
Mrs.
S.
.
Mi-Mi.rillf
.i.nl
Mrs.
Max
lleilhroMer.
SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS
SAILING
BY
G.T.P.
In
rrder
to
biul
Ihe
cotivpii-i
nee
of
ns
many
its
pnsiip,
in
I
and
Trunk
Pacific
Meaui-hipi
uniwiiiv
at
e
nrranmtiK
lo
hold
I
tin
SS
I'rlncp
llupert
"
sallinbi
m
lrince
Ituperl.
I
riday.
Iec
'
nix
i
I'.Hli,
unlit
J.iii)
p.m.
II
ial
will
ntrlvp
in
Vancouver'
r
.lv
Sunday
tniirnlnjr.
Iiecelilherl
i.sl.
in
sufllrlpnl
lime
to
make,
r
.
il!
flPi-l
lirh
M
ullli
II...
1
,
......
1
ii.
in
11
1
1
1
1
1
'u.,..lil..
ii'Ni
infill.
1
A
full
jiasscnppr
list
Isfexpil-,.
pit
for
Mm
saillnsr,
and
II
Is'siijt-J
MPsled
you
call
at
or
phonp
our
Lily
T..
kel
Olllcc.
Tt'iH
Th,,
.Vc.
I'tione
?on
as
early
ns
posttlhlc
for
resprvalloiis.
riilef
Yickers
reported
at
the
iMiiii-r
i-iiiu
in
1
H
11,11
mceiinu
yi.
lenliiy
nflernooii
thai
pew
hlank-'els
were
reiuire.
for
hc
Jail,
thai
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wall-
needed
knlsomin
1
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and
the
ml-
repaired,
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win
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to
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In
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and
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the
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a
MEN'S
SPECIAL
SUIT
DAY
TOMORROW,
SATURDAY
Did
you
ever
hear
before
of
a
Genuine
Sale
Price
Mliui
an
Additional
Inducement
Dltcomtt?
AS
A
SPECIAL
OFFER
WE
WILL
TOMORROW,
SATURDAY,
SELL
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
OF
MEN'S
SUITS
BETWEEN
THE
HOURS
OF
2
AND
6
P.M.
AT
SALE
PRICES
LESS
AN
ADDITIONAL
5
PER
CENT
DISCOUNT
This
extraordinary
offer
will
only
hold
good
during
the
time
above
ttaled
and
will
not
be
offered
again
during
our
Temptation
Sale.
MEN'S
SUITS
IN
TWEEDS,
WORSTEDS
AND
FOX
FASHIONS.
HEAL
SNAPPY
SUITS
REOULARLY
SOLO
2
and
6
p.m.
AT
$10.45
LESS
5
PER
CENT
SERGES,
TAILORED
IN
THE
LATEST
FOR
$27.00.
SATURDAY,
BETWEEN
HIGH
GRADE
SUITS
IN
TWEEDS
AND
WORSTEDS
IN
YOUNQ
MEN'S
STYLES.
YOU
WILL
FEEL
WELL
DRESSED
IN
ONE
OF
THESE
BEAUTIFUL
MODELS.
A
8UIT
FIT
FOR
A
PRINCE.
;uL
REGULARLY
SOLD
AT
FROM
$35.00
lo
$37.50.
nCMEMDER-
AT
$16.95
LESS
5
PER
CENT
SATURDAY
BETWEEN
2
and
0
P.M.
EARLY
AND
TAKE
YOUR
CHOICE.
SPECIALS
IN
STANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
STANFIELD'S
"AC,"
medium
weight,
Combination
at
$4.00.
SALE
PRICE
.
JTTANFIELD'S
RED
LABEL.
Regular
$5.00.
SALE
PRICE
and
2-Plece
Stylet,
All
tliet.
Sold
everywhere
J3.35
$3.95
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
W
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Servicei
Sailings
from
PrinceRupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattla
Nov.
7,
21
1
Dec.
5,
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For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
8kagway
Nov.
3,
17i
Dee.
1,15.
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BEATRICE
for
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
Cast
Bella
Rella,
Occ
Falli,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
filter,
and
V
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avery
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lint
Full
iiiforiimtiou
from
W.
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