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UAILY
KDITION
ANYOX
MOOSE
CELEBRATION;
i
First
Anniversary
of
Founding
of
the
Lodge
Occasion
for
.
Banquet:
and
Presentation
ANYOX.
Oct.
K.-Onfi
vwr
nhll
on
Saturday
last,
Anyox
Lodge,
io.
112,
i.-.u.()(M.,
celebrated
with
a
banquet
in
the
Klks
Dugout,
at
which
all
the
local
members
were
present.
A
very
elaborate
program
was
prepared
and
carried
out,
one
item
not
on
the
program
being
the
presentation
to
Mr.
Spragg,
Who
is
leaving
Anyox,
of
a
gold
watch
and
thain
in
consideration
of
his
services
as
secretary
.
J.
H.
Kl-lis
made
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
the
members,
and
Mr.
Spragg
replied
suitably
on
accepting
l
he
token.
A
tasty
liltle!
dinner
was
provided
and
the1
program
carried
out
successfully.
II
was
-as
follows:
Overture.
Moose
Orchestra;
toasl,
"
The
King,"
proposed
by
Dictator
J.
Or.
Ellis;
selection,
Moose
orchestra;
song,
J.-
Murdoch;
toast,
"MooSeheart"
proposed
by
Prelate
J.
Herdman;
selection,
Moose
orchestra;
wcilalion,
D.
Bartholomew;
toast
"Anyox
Lode,
No.
Ill
2,"
proposed
by
Vice-Dictator
J.
Kirkwood;
selection,
Moose
Orchestra.
Banquet
committee,
D.
deal,
J.
Hart.
L.
Dodds,
M.
McLeod,
O.
J.
Mulchings,
J.
Tierney
and
J.
Wilson.
ENGAGING
A
LAWYER
An
American
lawyer
was
sitting
at
his
desk
one
day
when
a
Chinaman
entered.
"You
lawyer,"
be
asked.
"Yes.
What
can
I
do
for
you?"
"You
good
lawyer?"
"I
hope
so."
"Ilow
much
you
charge,
if
one
Chinaman
killum
'nother
Chinaman,
to
get
him
off?"
"Oh.
"about
$500
to
defend
a
t
person
accused
of
murder."
Some
days
later
the
Chinaman
returned
and
banged
down
WOO
on
the
lawyer's
desk.
"All
light,"
he
satd.
"I
killum.
Daily
Express.
per
month
......
$l.t)0
n
Wednesday,
Oct.
8,
1921.
DISCOVERER
OF
EAGLE
CREEK
GOLD
DIGGINGS
WAS
IN
CITY
YESTERDAY.
continued
from
page
1;
(lie
prospectors
who
Went
into
the
district
following
the
news
of
Hie
strike
could
do
little
else
than
stake
claims.
Some
prospectors'
equipment
has",
however,
been
taken
in
and
there
will
be
some
work
this
winter
by
those
on
the
ground
so
ns
to
get
ah
early
start
in
the
spring.
Plans
are
already
umler
way
Tor
the
opening
of
two
stores
and
a
restaurant
in
tents
at
the
diggings
in
the
spring.
Gold
camp
prices
will
prevail.
It
is
estimated
that
flour
will
be
sold
at
$10
a
hundred
and
other
commodities
in
proportion.
Considerable
wbipsavved
lumjicr
will
be
taken
in
this
winter,
some
to
be
Used
by
those
taking
it
in
and
some
sob)
at
high
prices.
Arrangements
ure
already
being
made
for
dog
team
freighting
to'
the
camp
ibis
winter.
The
Harrington
boat
service
up
the
Sti-kine
eloses
for
the
winter
this
week,
an
extra
trip
having
already
been
marie
from
Wrangell
on
Monday
to
'accommodate
a
number
of
passengers
from
Seattle
who
arrived
to
go
in.
The
Hudson
Bay'
Company
sent
up
an
extra
shipment
of
supplies
on
account
of
the
gold
discovery
and
it
was
necessary
for
Capt.
Harrington
to
put
both
the
river
boats
into
service
during
the
closing
days
of
the
Stikine
River
navigation
season.
There
is
plonty
of
wild
game
in
the
district
including
cariboo,
m,ooe,
mountain
goats,
rabbits
and
grouse.
There
are
a
number
of
other
tributaries
to
Eagle
Creek
which
look
fully
as
good
as
Oold
Pan
and
it
is
anticipated
that,
when
development
work
starts
in
the
Spring
and
bed
rock
is
readied,
there
will
be
the
biggest
rush
to
the
North
that
has
occurred
in
twenty
years.
Automobile
trucks
are
used
in
the
summer
on
the
Telegraph
Creek-Dease.
Lake
road
as
far
as
the
head
Of
Dense
Lake
which'
is
only
a
short
distance
fiW
the,
diggings.
-.
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,
a
it,-
aaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaajmiP-'
.
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i
,
.:
':
-v
Mae
Busch,
Raymond
Griffith
and
Hobart
Boswotth
...v
I
in
Coldwyo'i
production
of
"NELLIE,
THE
BEAUTIFUL
CLOAK
MODEL"
Dlttrtlutij
ly
GoUwvn-Coimo'frolitan
Showing
at
the
Weslhoime
Theatre
Tonight
and
Tomorrow.
the
Man
in
the
Moon
j
SAYS:
.'I
IE
we
lose
any
more
prominent,
citizens
there
will
have
to
be
an
extra
ambulance
secured
for
the"
use
nf
the
wmunlcd.
A
1IAHD
boiled
person
is
one
who
has
lost
all
the
impetus
of
I
lie
satauic
urge.
THE
habit
of
saying
grace
before
meals
seems
to
be
passing
since
mbst
of
the.
dinners
are
being
served
from
cans.
ONE
advantage
of
living
In
Prince
fUtperl
is
ytu
can
see
a
movie
for-two
bits.
In
New
York
the
usual
price
for
a
good
show
is
a
dollar
and
a
half
and
then
you
can'l
be
sure
of
a
seal.
THEY
say
Ibe
Prince
does
not
sleep
in
his
clothes.
He
only
looks
that
way.
THE
one
thing
I
should
like
to
lie
if
I
was
not
a
resident
on
the
moon
would
be
a
big
league
player
for
New
York
or
Washington.
Think
of
Ihe
time
I
could
have
after
Ihe
series
closes
I
ONE
of
the
things
I
like
is
cranking
a
car
in
this
weather.
THE
Gyros
want
us
to
be
farmers
for
just
one
evening.
Well,
as
long
as
its
only
for
just
one
evening,
let's.
VERSE
COMPETITION
ENDS
THIS
WEEK
Will
be
Open
Until
Saturday
Night
When
the
Judges
Will
Commence
Work
The
verse
competition
will
remain
open
all
this
week
and
close
on
Saturday
night.
Early
next
week
the
judges
will
gel
busy
and
the
prizes
will
be
avvarded.
Those
intending
to
take
part
in
this
contest
should
send
in
their
verses
al
once.
Here
are
one
or
wo
th&t
have
arrived:
Rats
Some
rodents
are
the
scaven-,
gers
Trial's
rats
On
ships
they
scare
the
passenger
'
Do
rats
"
'
.
Once
woman
wore
one
ion
her
head,.
But
now
sh'e
wears
a
bob
instead,
In
those
old
days
she
often
said,
"Oh,
raisl"
A
Barking
Dog
A
dog
once
barked
As
young
dogs
will
lie
barked
and
barked,
And
barked
until,
Me
could
ho1
bark
Any
iii
ore
you
see
&o
he
look
s'oYne
bark
Oft
Ibe
nearest
tree.
a
The
verse
must
have
jo
do
with
some
form
of
animal
life
such
as
a
bird,
fish,
animal,
insect
or
germ.
It
may
take
any
form
desired
such
as
an
ode,
a
quatrain
or
.even
the
popular
limerick.
Thrce
-Vn'zes
will
be
o'ereii;-:.:.$5;
JToiry
'
ffrft,
$3
for
second
and
i
Tor
I
bird.
The
verses
will
lie
published
as
submitted
but
tbe
name
of
tbe
author
will
be'
reserved
lo
be
used
only
in
ease,
taf
his
winning
a
prize.
The
vers'e
should
be
neatly
written
on
one
side
of
Hie
paper
only
and
addressed
to
"Competition
Editor,"
Daily
.News.
No1
manuscripts
will
be
relurned.
NEW
HAZELTON
.1.
D.
Galloway,
resident
min
ing
nngineer,
has
rMurned
from
a
VnOWHi's
trip
lo
the
Manson
creek
country.
lie
sftys
that
anyone
who
knows
anything
about
placer
mining
and
who
WiJ
work
can
rtiake
belter
Khan
wage
by
hand
mining
there.
All
.records
for
continuous
rain
in
this
district
have
been
broken
Ibis
fall.
TJier'e
has
befcnj
ImrHlu
n
rtptr
lav
tr
n
ilia
r.
n
a
I
'
u
J
.u.
t...
jiagi
six
weeks.
Tbe
home
of
Torn
Halton
near
Carnaby
was
the
scene
of
a
jolly
bimidAy
parly
last,
Wednesday
In
honor
of
Miss
Daisy
Button.
Mrs.
A.
D.
'Chapell
'and
two
children
have
returned
alter
Spending
a
couple
of
months
In
(he
touth.
TIIT2
DAILY
NEVS
Wmlni
-..lay.
October
8
11
WRIfi!
FYk
mm
mmm'mmmnm
w
Jifkr
event
meal
A
pleasant
7a
and
agreeable
sweet
and
a
.ats-l-t-n-rj
benefit
as
well.
Good
tor
teelb,
breath
and
digestion.
Makes
tbe
next
cigar
taste
better.
R24
III
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pi
I
rice
Rupert
M
-fcii-t
n
.
ii
as
i
a
.
is
n
1
1
n
1
1
i
m
October
8,
1914.
Atrocities
being
coiiimilted
by
Hie
Germans
seem
lo
be
but
a
part
of
their
adapted
war
meth
ods.
Hideous
rules
laid
down
by
HismaVck
are
being
followed
out
lo
the
letter
by
the
Kaiser's
forces.
In
a
few
minutes
over
four
days,
the
first
shipment
of
fresh
halibut
ever
dispatched
over
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
reached
Chicago
last
week.
It
arrived
in
first
class
condition
and
created
an
immediate
demand.
A
man.
whose
name
is
not
known,
died
In
the
General
Hospital
last
evening.
He
was
pick
ed
up
by
Ihe
police
on
the
street
three
days
ago
and
subsequently
did
not
regain
consciousness.
There
was
nothing
lo
identify
him
other
than
the
taloo
mark
G.M."
on
his
arm.
COMMON
SENSE
IS
THE
MOST
UNCOMMON
He
that
as
It
may,
it
is
a
mat
ter
of
considerable
interest
that
more
and
more
householders
in
Prince
Hupert
are
using
common
sense
in
milking
comparative
coal
tests
for
themselves.
Common
sense
says
that
al
though
many
coals
may
be
good
there
can
be
only
one
BEST
coal
the
one
lasting
longest,
giving
the.
greatest
heat,
showing
smal
lest
ash
deposit
and
being
free
from
rock
and
clinkers.
We
be
lieve
the
public
has
pronounced
aq
undeniable
verdict
that
"XANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON"
is
the
HEST.
This
is
also
proved
by
the
heavy
demand
that
is
being
made
daily
upon
Albert
A
McCaf-rey's
stock
of
this
famous
coal
Watch
our
delivery
wagons
and
be
convinced
that
we
are
selling
most
of
the
coal
In
Prince
Hu
pert.
There's
a
reason.
Aslcthe
woman
who
burns
it.
Phone
IliVor
5GI
Top
n
trial
order
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Promht
delivery.
.
.i
4
Don't
!forgel
Albert;
&
McCaf-fery
are
sole
agents
for
"Nanai-
mo-Wellinglon
coal.
tf
Dad
(sternly
:
"Where
were
you
last
high!
"
Son:
"Oh,
Just
riding
around
vilh
some
of
the
boys."
Dad:
"Well,
ell
'em
not
to
leave
their
hairpins
in
the
car."
GOATS
We
have
n
very
select
assortment
of
Ladies'
Coats
in
the
newest
styles
and
cloths.
CUT
VELOUR
TEDDY
BEAR
CLOTHS
MARVELLA
UEMERS'
frhone
27
P.
i.
Box
327
REASONS
FOR
.
CHINA'S
WAR
Rival
Lords
Try
to
Gain
Ascendancy
Throughout
Country
by
Military
Control
UNION
OF
FORCES
General
Wu
Pel
Fu,
Head
of
Constitutional
Army
Attacks
Southern
Forces
VICTOH1A,
Oct.
(Canadian
Press
.-
Will
China
new
war
prove
meivly
another
enhde
opela
affair
such
ns
Chinese
soldiery
alone
seems
Able
to
prodnev
or
will
Jl
bvrtime
a
Asl
stmglile
between
lb
doininant
prtwVfs
rtf
the
Ear
East
-n
menace
to
Hie
peace
of
the
entire
world?
Tbe
real
powers
In
Uhina
to
day
are
the
Tnchuns
or
military
iaders
each
commanding
armies
sufficiently
slhihg
lo
accomplish
a
greal
deal
independent
of
the
recogni;.ed
government
of
the
country,
and
these
Tiichens
are
so
gien
to
issuing
proclamations
vilifying
tlieir
opponents
and
exaggerating
their
liwn
strength
and
high
principle
that
the
news
from
Ihe
wifr
front
may
for
a
lime
give
rather
a
bewilder
ing
picture
pf
the
situation.
Not
For
Shanghai
There
is
every
reason
lo
belice
that
the
war
is
not
solely
for
con
Irol
of
Shanghai,
according
to
word
brought
here
by
prominent
businessmen
from,
the
Orient
under
tjie
surface,
it
is
said,
there
are
far
more'
important
considerations
and
whether
these
are
allowed
to
come
into
the
open
and
become
I
lie
acknowledged
objectives
of
Ihe
rival
leaders
will
depend
tiuin
the
dexelopmVnt
of
Ibe
combat,
either
as
a
purely
local
affair
or
a
military
nrael-strom
of
consequences
sufficiently
disturbing
In
engage
the
close
watchfulness
of
the
great
powers
which
so
far
are
not
directly
involved.
To
tSannda,
which
has'
so
much
lo
gain
from
the
maintenance
of
peace
ami
imiusirial
ami
com
mercial
development
In
the
Orient,
Ibis
new
struggle
has
particular
concern,
and
it
nyy
be
interesting1
to
know
that
the
Chinese
residents
of
Canada's
Pacific
coast
who
have
hail
op,
porlunily.
of
following
the
trend
of
events
and
examining
them
in
Hieir
proper
perspective
believe
thai
a
real
war.
involving
millions
of
soldiers
and
enormous
quantities
of
munitions,
is
rapidly
materializing.
Backed
by
Japan
The
opinion
has
grrtwn
since
Ihe
announcement
that
Sun
Yat
Sen.
the
Cantonese
leader,
has
decided
lo
enter
the
crisis,
nnd
that
Chang
Tso-Lin,
Manrhurinn
dictator
who
is
hacked
by
Japan
if
his
enemies
are
to
lie
credited,
sending
his
troops
south
from
Mukden
to
engage
his
old
adversary,
Wu
Pei
l'n,
al
present
leading
the
Chl-Li
forces.
There
Hre
three
biain
spheres
of
influence
in
China
today.
At
I'ekin
there
is
a
constitutional
government,
with
president,
premier
and
legislature.
This
is
officially
recognized
hy
lh.
foreign
powers.
Al
its
head,
nominally,
is
President
Tsao
Kun.
Hut
the
rejl
power
in
I'ekin
lies
Inthe
hands'
of
Oe'neraV
Wu
I'ef-En.
President,
premier
and
legislature
are
said
to
be
mere
puppets,
Tor
Oeneral
Wu
conlrols
(he
eonslitiilinnal
army.
Again
One
Man
At
Canlon,
loo,
there
is
a
con-stilulional
form
of
government
but
the
power
there
is
likewise
centered
in
one
man
Oeneral
Sun
Yat
Sen,
president
of
the
Itepufilic
of
South
China.
Al
Mukden,
the
capital
of
Man-
'dijiria,
General
Chang
Tso-Lin
reigns
as
dictator
of
Northern
China.
Earh
of
lhese
three
generals
holds
a
varying
number
of
pro.
vinces
In
allegiance;
and
the
story
or
China's
troubles
In
W-cenl
years
is
tnalnly
the
history
oT
each
general's
Ambition
In
win
!
control
over
the
whole
'country,
iah
ambilion
arh
has
prn'cl
Aimed
r
ne
the
Idealistic
aim
tif
"unifying
China."
Are
Allies
Ibe
war.
then,
is
roofed
not
no
much
tn
'clavihlnir
prtlilieal
rtpin
ions
ns
ih
Ihe
Intrigues
of
thVoe
powerful
generAls
frtr
personal
supremacy.
Two
of
these,
however.
Run
Ynt
Sen
In
Ida
All
I
It
nnd
Chung
Tso-Lin
In
(be
north,
are
at
present
allies,
united
against
Wu
Pel-Fu,
Ihe
consllln-tionalisl
lender.
Two
years
ago
Chang
T-o-Lin
attacked
Pefclti
with
his
Mnn-churlan
troops,
but
sufferi-d
a
'
ill
Lifebuoy
get
him
the
job
Mother
is
the
Health
Doctor
will
biulnen
mm
couU
NO
resist
the
appeal
of
deanlineti
and
health
With
their
backbond
o!
character.
It
wai
you,
hit
mother,
who
gave
your
boy
this
chance,
who
tauiht
hirt
the
health
habit
of
Lifebuoy
Soap.
You
mutt
continue
to
aid
him
to
keep
up
hit
habitk
of
cleanlinett.
You
muil
teach
him
to
watch
over
hlmaelf.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH
SOAP
More
than
Sop
alkaltli
!
Libit
Place
a
cake
of
Lifebuoy
at
every
place
where
there
is
running
water.
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rntltf,
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Print
M
h
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SO.
heavy
defeat.
Iteliritig
to
Mik
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j
lieu,
lie
im
jiumu
ine
uuuuing
in
4
huge
arsenal
for
the
manufacture
of
arms
ami
ammunition
i
He
employeil
both
French
and
Japanese
military
artd
ofdnanre
engineers,
nnd,
financed
largely
it
is
said,
by
a
friendly
foreign
power,
has
been
steadily
turning
nut
Ihe
most
modern
war
equip
nient
in
China,
including
tanks,
aeroplanes,
nnd
gas
shells
of
latest
lpe.
His
army
hns
grown
to
.100,000
men
and
U
considered
to
bo
extremely
well
equipped
and
disciplined.
military
and
Civil
Sometime
ago
ChAng
Tso-Lin
filtered
Into
n
pact
with
Sun
Yal
Sen
at
Cniiloii
lo
in,ike
com)nun
cause
against
Wu
ei-l'u.
After
"reunifying"
China
Sun
Yat
Sen
Was
to
be
given
administrative
power
and
Chang
Tso-Lin
the
military
leadership,
according
In
Ihe
terms
of
their
alliance.
Meanwhile,
OenerAl
Wu
Iel-l'ii
has
watched
this
union
of
Ihe
north
nnd
south
with
growing
apprehension.
His
own
2oo.noo
iroops
were
outnumbered
by
Chang's
30().nf0
And
In
addition
were
not
so
well
equipped.
Seeing
Chang
Tso.LIn
nnnar-
eiMlv
hoi
lie.
I
tin
iii
his
Mjikden
'stionfrhotd
by
the
reMil
devas
tating
floods
in
Chi
Li
province.
vn
Pel-Fu
thought
he
must
scire
a
last
deserale
chance
of
defeating
Mngly
his
weaker
ip-
ponents
elsewhere
in
China,
par
ticularly
Sun
at
Sen
nt
Canton,
so
that
he
rould
draw
siitflcfcnt
strength
from
his
'defeated
en
emies
lo
face
Ihe
inevitable
at
tack
of
Chang
TsO-Lin.
Thus
not
Ihe
War
loH
of
Kl
nngsn
province,
but
Wn
Pei.ni
himself,
is
at
Hie
hollom
Of
lbs
aliempt
lo
wrest
Shanghai
from
Chekiang
nrnvince.
Wr
mil
money
nnd,
cnnl
rolling
Shanghai,
U
l'ei-i
u
iconld
draw
upon
the
wenllh
nf
Ihe
richest
of
Chinese
cilies.
Moreover,
Wu
I'rl-pu
might
Just
as
well
slnrt
bin
rnm
paign
ngnlnsl
his
eneirles
n
CheltlanS
li'ovince.
Just
a
Pretext
Shanghai
is
not
'
actually
in
Chekiang
province,
hul
lies
with.
In
Ihe
boundaries
of
Kianirsii
ii
was
givrn
in
Hie
war
lord
of
.
yiekinng
hy
Ouu
Kal
Sue,
premier
of
the
eonslllnlional
j?ov-ernment
at
pekln
in
J9I0.
The
prior
right
of
Klangsn'lo
the
'con-Irol
of
Shanghai
supplied
Wu
I'ei-I'u
w,
n
pretext.
If
China
can
be
kenl.
In
lnin
nf
lurmoil
II
will
dislurb
Hrlllsh
and
Ameriran
Irade
verv
niich.
and
may
cause
the
sbiilllnir
iinun
nf
factories,
(hereby
Ihrowlntt
many
people
out
of
employment.
Germi
are
not
visible.
They
are
on
almoit
everything
one
touches.
Urge
youfbJJr'
tp
purify
his
face
and
hands
with
a
true
health
sop,
.
Mothers
lecognise
that
Lifebuoy
Soap
really
combats
the
danger
of
germs.
The
creamy,
copious
lather
of
Lifebuoy
carries
deep
Into
every
pore
a
wonderful
antiseptic,
kindly
to
the
sVin,
but
ruthless
to
all
Infection.
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