Demand
Bulkley
Valley
Beef.
As
soon
as
it
is
available
Prince
Hupert
residents
should
insist
on
getting
from
their
butchers
Bulkley
Valley
beef.
The
inrniers
want
to
se
their
beef
and
if
is
nf
eveeii.r.t
people
here
like
Bulkley
beef
as
has
been
evidenced
on
many
i.iki
villus,
j
ne
nest,
acuon
mey
can
now
take
is
to
make
sure
wuu
mey
are
getting
uie
Deer
mat
has
lieen
grown
in
the
neighboring
valleys.
If
their
butchers
do
not
have
it,
insistence
will
make
Ihem
sell
it.
"Bulkley.
beef
only"
during
the
autumn
win
nnie
me
lunners
proniem
oi
marketing.
Co-operation
,
Must
Be
Real.
'
'
It
is
very
nice.
to
talk
co-operation
with
the
farmers
nf-the
interior
but
now
comes
the
lest.
Will
people
here
really
cooperate?
Are
they
sufficiently
interested
in
the
district
to
make
themselves
a
factor
in
the
marketing
situation.
They
can
do
it
easily.
The
success
of
Prince
Hupert
depends
verv
larsrelv
on
the
success
of
the
fanners
of
the
interior.
We
stand
to
benefit
by
ineir
success.
I
lie
least
we
can
do
is
to
help
them
to
succeed.
The
matter
lies
very
largely
in
the
hands
of
the
women
of
the
city.
If
they
make
it
quite
clear
that
they
want
the
home
grown
beef,
they
will
get
it.
.
Local
dealers
have
promised
to
co-operate
and
to
take
as
many
Bulkley
heeves
as
possible.
If
the
people
here
ask
for
that
beef
and
will
take
no
other
it
will
be
easier
for
the
local
dealers
to
make
good
on
their
promise.
Woman
Question
Again
To
Fore.
.
v
The
quesiiou
of
the
eligibility
of
women
to
take
part
in
public
affairs
is
again'
to
the
fore.
The
Anglican
General
Synod
has
by
a
majority
vote
denied
them
admission
on
an
equality
with
men.
An
attempt
was
also
made
in
Prince
Hupert
by
a'
very
small
minority
to
exclude
them
from
the
luncheon
to
be
tendered
to
Premier
Mackenzie'
King.
Apparently
it
is
not
yet
recognized
that
women
are'
citizens
entitled
to
all
the
privileges
of
citizenship.
When-ilie
Prime
.Minister
of
the
Dominion
comes
here
and
is
honored
hy
being
entertained
at
a
public
function
it
would
he
a
mailer
of
disrespect
to
him
and
to
a
large
seclionJ"trM3
community
to
exclude!
women
from
that
evjETiT
'.
,
.
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Ocl.
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Vote
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"I
did
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register."
Then
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who
has
so
mglected
bejnoans
the
fact.
Just
now
11
is
impossible
to
say
who
will
be
a
candidate
for
mmiicipal
honors.
There
rmy
he
a
number
of
new
names
on
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is
just
possible
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may
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much
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when
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At
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little
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the
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list
and
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is
the
time
Udo
it.
Railway
To
Meet
Vancouver
Rates.
It
is
satisfactory
o
know
that
the
CaKadian
National
Rail
way
win
meet
through
his
port
the
rates
on
export
".-"'l
Hum
flour
through
MI1MII
muling
VO
i-uiirjmuies
"""I
v
lotinu
I
.
I
IT
.
,
.
.
.
,
,
VJIIIB
liailtllCUO
III
doing
business
Ik
s
waVnml
do
iw.l
eem
it.
i.
I
i
i
.
..
"
-
...
...
nave
Miuuiiru
mi-
I,
e.xpuri
rie
tiirotigh
Prince
Huperl.
nnv
rale
Ihev
........
iiuii
umi
mey
couiu
give
a
netierx
rale
Vancouver.
It
is
clear
that
as
the
local
railway
is
mnnagtd
1
through
couver
there
,s
i
,t
much
help
to
be
expected
fromthenr
in
se-'
2;P,Vn:i!hi
y'ill
largely
lie
winWal
tive
to
get,
the
business
starthjlh.
;
.
fAMOUS
AD
SLOGANS
THAT
JUST
FIT
ST
POLL
CO
3
&
"Good,
(
"y
JiislSay-
GIMM
$TR0LLR$
THE
CIGAPETTEWfHTTTiEgDiGIHAL
CLAwip
K)forJ5?
25for35?
hJlmtfSOM&mhtWo
wM
The
Man
in
the
Moon
i
a
prize.
SAYS.
O.N'K
way
to
raise
innnnv
win.
which
Id
construct
the
highway
iioni
1
1
ore
In
Terrace
would
ho
fur
I
lie
cilv
In
lk
all.-kklt
slake
on
t
lie
chances
nf
Us
being
num.
IE
they
make
paper
out
of
straw
(livy
may
possibly
use
their
old
newspapers
as
fodder
loi
the
callle.
That,
would
be
pulling
Ihe
newspapers
to
some
userui
purpose.
HKi
beads
anil
Kllle
n.i.i
......
"lien
nail
or
one
and
Ihe
same
person.
111(111
priced
goods
are
often
Ihe
cheapest,
vbu
who
wants
a
cheap
wife
1
.
TWO
of
the
latest
colors
are
"midnight
blue"
and
'
"morning
after."
IF
the
Prince
conies
lo
Prince
Huperl,
he'll
have
lo
sell
Unit
old
panama
ami
buy
a
bat.
"Prince
Hupert
will
soon
be
a
large
city?"
Let
me
Ibink
awhile.
Where
did
I
bear
that
mien
nr
twice
before?
PUBLICATION
OF
VERSES
IS
SOMETIMES
DELAYED
Only
Makers
of
Newsapep
Know
Why
Things
are
Sometimes
Left
Out
or
Held
Over
Sometimes
there
are
delavs
in
publication
of
news
and
this
ap
plies
particularly
to
anything
of
the
nature
of
the
verses
in
a
competition.
If
the
verse
do
not
appear
on
Hie
day
following
their
arrival
it
does
not
mean
that
they
will
be
left
out.
Onlv
(lie
makers
of
a
newspaper
are
aware
of
Ihe
reasons
for
delay
or
for
thi'nps
being
omitted
altogether.
They
know
only
loo
well
and
often
reuret
having
lo
keep
things
back,
i
following,
are
a
few
of
the
verses
received
to
dale
in
Ihe
verse
competition:
Polly's
Lamb
Polly
bad
a
little
lamb
Twas
just
as
cute
as
it
could
be.
It
wandered
away
lo
Ihe
meadows
one
day
Where
it
romped
so
merrily.
A
wolf
chanced
by,
The
little
lamb
did
spy.
'Tis
a
sad,
sail
tale
lo.tell,
The
little
lamb
ery
soon
And
went
Oh!
Header,
why
do
you
ask,
"Well!
well
I"
The
wolf
he
knows,
as
he
winked
his
eye,
Hie
lamb
has
gone
lo
the
sweet
bye
aiM
bye.
Ode
To
Our
Forefathers
One
day
I
went
lo
Stanley
Park
oo,
Tcf
see
if
wbal
they
had
told
me
was
l
rue.
A
monkey
sat
with
a
mirror
In
hand,
Anil
powder
puff,
saying,
"Isn't
this
crand?"
"I'm
like
women
in
the
things
I
do"
I
Said
I,
"The
Darwin
theory
,
irue.7
.
.
v
s
"
Tragic
There
once
was
a
halibiil
caw
Who
said,
"In
the
depths
I
idiall
slay.
Hut
some
succulent
bail,
I
am
grieved
to
relalo
Held
a
hook,
(lie's
bound
eastward
Joday).
The
bee
is
a
wonderful
thing,
Honey
to
you
it
will
bring,
Hut
don't
get
too
nlKh.
Jtil
look
at
Dad's
eyi
It
has
a
most
beautiful
sling.
The
Blue
Jay
"Compensations,"
do
you
say?
"Though
clouds
burst
Huperl
way?"
Yes;
storms
from
our
blue
Dash
out
all
gloom
of
hue.
In
the
rain,
watch
Ihe
Hlue-iav
Hoyal
Hupert's
bit
of
blue!
The
verse
must
have
In
do
with
some
form
of
animal
life
such
as
a
bird,
fish,
animal,
insect
or
-germ.
It
may
lake
nny
form
desired
such
ns
an
ode,
a
quatrain
or
even
the
nnn-
nlar
limerick.
Three
prizes
will
ne
oirered.
0
for
first,
$3
for
second
And
82
for
third
The
verses
will
be
oubllslieil
as
submitted
but
the
name
of
I
ho
author
will
bo
reserved
lo
bo
used
only
in
case
of
bis
winnlm
The
verse
should
be
neatly
THE
DAILY
'NZV78
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written
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
and
addressed
lo
"Competi
tion
Minor,"
Daily
News.
No
manuscripts
will
lie
returned.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
October
1,
1914
T-r
r
)'
Ne-M
ireach'fd
Ibe
cily
late
this
afternoon
thai
the
body
of
1,.
J.
Hoyl.
Ihe
victim
nf
II
lit
!!
11
fl
I
hunting
accidml
in
the
wood
across
the
Skeena
Hiver
from
Port
Ksslnglon,
bad
at
last
been
located.
The
body
is
being
brought
inlo
Prince
Huperl.
The
bardect
foughl
football
game
of
the
season
was
Ihe
match
between
the
Callies
and
Merchants
tolay
to
decide
no
session
of
the
Exhibition
Cup.
up
lo
ulinnat
the
ast
minnle.
Ihe
Callies
were
leading
by
3
lo
1
but
the
Merchants,
with
a
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
DtHttrad
In
Bulk.
At
510.00
per
ton.
ThU
la
i
terjr
tuperlor
turmrs
coal.
It
frhea
a
clean
hot
rire
an-l
la
entirely
Iree
from
soot,
cllnkem,
lark
and
dirt.
Soma
of
the
lament
heating
plaita
In
the
city
ire
imw
ualnr
it
wth
entirely
uturntory
results.
STERLIRQ
8TOVE
COAL,
Dellered
In
Saeki.
At
$12.50
per
ton,
We
ire
ilaq
Agent)
for
the
rimoui
LAOYSMTH-WELLINQTON
and
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C0AL8.
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fopert
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maio
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w
with
Jr-htra)
LucrciU
Bori
(Vale
Sntimentale
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SchubCTt-Frank)
(Violin
SnUi)
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Staccato
(TranTlplonby
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2(A'
t'
John
May,
Indian.
Is
under
ar
rest
at
Hnelton
in
eonnecllou
with
Ihe
murder
of
Harry
(Her!)
Taylor
at
Ihe
Sealy
dutch
bridge.
Idreal
cr"lil
is
given
Chief
Mlnty
for
his
(piiek
wdrk
on
lite
case.
Ijipior
is
said
to.bate
been
Hie
cause
of
'
the
crime'.
.
;
The
Peoples
Part
ner
in
Columbia
Timber
Kvery
ciliten
nf
llritish
Colum
bia,
thouifh
lie
riinv
nol
rentive
jibe
fact,
is
a
partifer
In
the
linv
lew
iiiiiiiijik
iMisiiiess
oi
me
province.
Hy'
virtue
of
Ihe
public's
ri'ithl
In
Us
national
domain
every
in-babilant
of
Il.fi.
possesses
a
certain
defined
rltrlil
in
Ihe
devel-
jopmenl
of
its
forest
resources.
I
lie
parlner
of
(be
public-
is
the
investor
who,
relying
on
fair
ami
eipiilable
treatment,
has
risked
millions
upon
millions
of
dollars
in
the
purehao
of
rland-ing
limber
in
llrilish
Columbia.
The
value
of
Hie
public's
eipilty
in
the
province's
forests
is
very
clearly
shown
indeed
by
the
fact
thai
allhouxli
it
put
no
actual
cash
inlo
the
concern
it
netted
three
and
a
half
million
dollars
income
from
forest
revenue,
last
year.
This
amount
was
collected
by
Ihe
government
ami
applied
(n
public
works,
education
nn.l
oilier
expenditures
The
value
nf
the
standing
Urn
her
lo
bolb
partners
lies
In
the
"WinlnHKlar,
Oefobnr
I.
in
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Murray
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.cH,CO.r.jp
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inixhiy
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f:i.t
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iiy
ine
nine
nie
nnai
wni.-iie
blew.
version
inlo
merchantable
pro-
duel.
If
Ihe
lumber
industry
nf
llril-
ish
Coluuiriia
were
taxed
out
of
business
the
investor
would
lose
his
money
and
Ihe
public
would
lose
their
revenue.
The
public
of
llritish
Columbia
would
then
be
left
with,
a
finn,
scenfe
stand
of
limber
wfifch
wmild
ijosl
.
IlityiWfl
VA.'nrriounl
fif
money
lo
protect
hut
would
not
yield
a
cenl
in
return.
They
would
also
be
left
with
a
reputation
thai
would
scare
every
sane
investor
out
of
Ihe
province.
This
series
of
articles
communicated
by
the
Timber
Industries
Council
of
llritish
Columbia.
TAX
SALE
Balance
of
List
of
Lot
Pur-
cnasod
oy
Bidders
from
city
Yesterday
the
following
is
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