ing
Two
by
Prince
Rupert
People
SMITHKUS,
Mar.
tt.-Tlie
first
teachers'
con
viMilidii
fur
litis
pari
of
Mrilish
Columbia
was
IihIi
in
Sm
1
1
h
is
on
Frjday
ami
Saturday
of
lust
week.
Tin'
meetings
were,
held
in
Sniithers
High
School
ami,
con
sider.
iik
Uii-
difficulties
of
travel
rtl
this
lime
of
tlic
year,
was
very
wi'll
attended
Jiy
teachers
fi'imi
all
pari
of
the
tlistricl
Among-
those
present
were
Mrs
J.
'.
Wheeler
anil
.Miss
I),
(i
Thomson
of
llio
Telkwa
School;
Miss
Florence
Mclh'arniid
ami
A.
It.
MaeNeill
from
Hums
Lake
;
Miss
l-.dith
M.
Cnrhouhl,
Fmscr
Lake;
Miss
Margaret
M.
(iillelt,
Woudmcre;
Miss
M.
Jaciiiot,
ISvelyn;
Miss
.
M.
Ilihhanl,
Woodcock;
Miss
I).
Cavalier,
liilwanga;
Miss
L.
Saunders,
Pallinjr;
Miss
(i.
Keith,
Decker
hake;
Miss
C.
Cruickshank,
Rose
like;
Miss
F.
McLean,
Round
Lake;
Miss
K.
Ward,
Tchesinkiil
Lake;
Miss
Margaret
Limlsay,
Jorow;
Miss
Lane,
Quick;
Miss
Mn'rjnrie
Roberts,
Driftwood;
R.
It.
Wallace,
Lispiox;
D.
Cochrane,
Foreslilale;
J.
K.
Nixon,
'Fopley;
J.
C.
Loonier
mid
C.
K.
Hfitchh!,
Francois
Lake;
J.
S.
yilsnn,
Houston;
ami
Miss
M.
Uiinna,
Miss
M.
Fawectt,
Miss
X.j
latterly.
F.
Kendall
ami
V.j
Ch-oeketl
of
Sniithers
staff.
The
convention
was
calleil
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
the
various
nrohlems
L-niifrnntins-
touchers
in
tlie
rural
districts!
imhI
In
organize
an
institute
to
deal
with
any
iiuestinns
that
might
arise
in
the
future.
Various
papers
warn
read
as
fallows:
J.
Wilson,
"Course
of
Studies:
Means.
Not
the
End";.
II.
Cochrane,
"Fifth
OraiU
His
lory";
V.
Crooked,
"School
Fairs";
P.
S.
Hiinney
(District
Forester.,
"Forest.
I'roteclion
lai
Hanson,
"Forest
Protection
nfid
(he
Lum'bcr
Industry."
The
teachers
decided
lo
form
ah
organization
to
he
called
"The
SKccna
and
Omineca
Teachers'
Inslilutc,"
and
elected
V.
Croijkell
as
(heir
first
prcsi-diuil
.vyUU
F.
Rondall,
yicc-p.rc.sl-denl,
and
I).
Cochrane,
secretary,
treasurer.
As
the
meeting
was
such
ft
decided
success,
it
was
proposed
to
hold
at
least
conventions
a
year;
Ihe
nexl
one
to
lake
place
in
the
fall,
prefer-ahly
in
Ocloher.
Dance
in
Evening
On
Friday
night
a
dance
was
held
in
the
Town
Hall
and
in
addition
to
the
teachers
was
largely
attended
hy
townsfolk.
A
most
enjoyalile
time
was
spent
hy
all
ami
when
the
"Home
Wall,"
was
calleil
ahoul.
3
a.m.
Ihe
visitors
had
hecome
ao-rpiainted
with
a
large
nuniher
of
citizens.
During
the
course
of
the
evening,
J.
S.
Wilson
on
he.-hair
of
the
visiting
teachers,
tendered
the
citizens
of
Smithers
a
most
hearty
vote
of
thanks
for
the
hospitality
and
kindnesses
shown
them
during
their
slay
in
town.
,
Basketball
Qame
The
men
teachers
challenged
First
of
Series
of
Affairs
to
Held
ly
Elks'
Lodge
Was
Decided
Success
be'
The
first
of
a
series
nf
weekly
Cinderella
Dance
being
held
by
Ihe
Flks'
Lodge
took
placo
Saturday
night,
it
was
a
decided
cmg
was
in
progress
from
y
to
12
o'clock,
music
heing
fur
nished
liy
an
orchestra
consist
ing
of
Miss
Jllancho
Curtain,
Ale.
Mitchell
and
Kenny
Hood.
11.
H.
Skinner
was
master
of
ceremonies
;
Lance
l'nttertou
Iiresided
at
the
door
ami
I.
Murray
Fuller,
exalted
ruler
of
the
lodge,
also
assisted
in
the
making
of
arrangements.
DR.
FERRIER
IS
AFTER
SHARKS
Strikes
Rinht
from
Shoulder
Men
who
Keep
Alive
Indian
Aqitation
INDUSTRIAL
EDUCATION
at
Ilr.
Thompson
Ferrier
a
very
powerful
address
in
lln
.Methodist
Chumh
ycslerday
morning
on
hehalf
of
the
In
dians
of
Canada.
The'
speaker
traced
the
Indian
Treaties
and
siowcd
ttiai
uic
Indian
titles
to
lands
had
hecn
i-ecognicd
in
all
Canadian
provinces
except
Ilril-
ish
Columbia.
Here
Hie
province
holds
lis
own
lands
ami
except
on
Vancouver
island,
ami
some
few
oilier
sections
had
not
paidj
for
the
Indian
lilies.
vIYwi.y
money
had
however
heen
a
curse
rather
than
a
hjcssiug
in
most
Iwolcases
so
the
H.C.
Indians
had
mil
really
sulTered
much.
The
present
land
rights
agitation
yas
kept
alive
Hie
speaker
said
hy
certain
nalives
who
think
they
own
Ilia
laud
ami
cilias
ami
industries
which
the.
while
man
has
established.
II
is
also
aggravated
hy
some
unscrupulous
while
men
who
profit
hy
Ihe
continued
agitation.
These
jueu
collected
funds
even
in
Winnipeg
wholesale
houses
for
Ihe
settlement
of
the
Land
ipicstion
of
the
poor
downtrodden
II.
C.
naliy.es.
Yei
those,
while.
fdiaifk
do
not
want
'the'
(tuesttiui
set
tled.
Industrial
Education
SpeakiiiR
of
Industrial
Kdtiea
non
.ur.
rerrier
sain
tins
was
not
originally
promised
hy
treaty
hut
was
of
many
times
more
value
lliau
the
Irealy
money.
An
iBWII
Notice
the
Van
Esi
flexible
rubber
massage
cap
on
the
bottle.
You
rub
the
bottle
over
your
head
and
the
rubber
nipples
feed
the
hair
growing
medicine
into
the
scalp.
One
minute
a
day
in
your
own
home
with
Van
Ess
.Liquid
Scalp
Massage
means
an
abundance
of
new
hair
and
the
gloss
and
luster
th::t
come
wit
i
perfect
heir
uc'''.
Aikutttoitttite
90-Ja
trtztmtntpUa.
Wt
Slit
it
tmtttr
iyn.i.i.y-boui
o
.rj.'J.'ti.,
ORMES
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
success
ami
there,
wen;
alioul
Hit
collides
in
atlemlanci;.
Daiu
yel
a
ft5
per
capita
treuly
tay-iiiunI
loHintr
liutKll-eds
u?
dollars
pel'
ca
nitii
h.v
ahseiice
from
fishing.
On
Hie
other
'hand
an
industrial
ediiialion
filled
an
Indian
lo
lake
IiiJT
olaee
on
a
with
the
while
niae
in
any
pari
of
the
world,
'l'his
wa
an
e.xlr;.
supplied
hy
Hie
chuivhos
and
the
lioveriimeiil
at
a
huge
oust.
It
was
wo:-ll
Hie
cost
ami
shoulii
mil
he
lost
'slgitl
of
hy
the
natives.
Mr.
Terrier
also
paid
a
glowing
trihule
to
the
sterling
lirislian
character
of
some
uitivcs
who
had
gol
the
christ-
an
vision
liile
man
ami
ki'pl
-
vices.
COMMITTEES
Who
Will
Have
Charge
or
Annual
Event
lien
F.
Self,
prBsilfent
of
the
Fair
Hoard,
has
named
his
standing
committees
for
Ihe
vear
as
rot
lows:
Finane.H--Fr;iml
Dilih
(chair
man;.
Pan
i
.laiiour,
Waller
Vance.
Sports
und
Attractions
.
.
Aianiiouam.
.(iiajrrian;
,
.N'aller
Vhhoe,
AhLrAV
iM.lfrowili
mil
llio
secretaries
of
the
base
ball
and
football
leagues.
Iluibllngs
und
Oroiinds
Aid.
.1.
F.
Perry
(ehairiiianj
Fred
c.-nlden
ami
Frank
Hilr.
.
iiands
and
Anisic
Dap.
.labour
'chairman
,
Wni.
S.
Sherman
Jr.,
and
titiarles
Italagno.
Prize
Hook
ami
Prizes
Suh-
eonuiiillces
und
the
hoard
of
di
rectors.
Inhibits
Alfred
Plaul
(irhnir-
iii.au,,
Pasl
I're.Hidenl
.toe
(ireer,
ami
Wni.
S.
Shernian
.Ir.
Advertising
and
Puhlicjly
Fi'tl
Sc;iilde.n
(f
liairniaii
i
,
S.
D
Jlaedonahl,
-lohn
.Hulver.
II
n
o
t
h
Wm.
Shcrniair
ohaiiMnan
i
,
Alfrml
.Hlanl.i
The
president,
viee-presiileuL
honorary
secretary
and
m;in-
auing
directors
are
members
of
all
coiiiniillees
and
each
commit
tee
will
have
jpower
lo
add
In
II
number
as
may
seom
fit.
Suh-
I'onimillecs
will
suhmif
llieir
re-
ine
town
m
n
game
oi
nasKeinan
imuan
iriiic
would
waste
a
inonlh
commendations
as
to
and
on
Saturday
afternoon
the
from
sturgeon
fishing
lo
go
ami
of
ihe
prize
book
as
game
was
played
in
Ihe
hall.
Although
they
lost
the
match
by
i
a
score
of
t'i
lo
2i,
the
camel
proved
(pille
on
nrilerlainment
and
wms
very
fast
at
lim,es.
The,
local
hoys
hnd
Ihe
edge
on
the
visitors
when
it
came
lo
shooting.
Those
playing
for
the
teachers
w.re-J.
i:.
Nixon,
It.
H.
Wallace,
C.
K.
nitchie,
F.
llan.lall,
A.
It.
MaeNeil
,and
J.
0.
Loonier.
The
Smllherfl
players
were
(i.
Iloherls,
A.
Mulch,
P.
Hos-kins.
.1.
firahom,
V-
Williams
and
J.
A.
Carthew.
CINDERELLA
DANCE
ON
SATURDAY
'NIGHT
K,.r7
Glt-
VACUUMIZED
TINS
UilU
111
X
(150
Qiuau6
the.
Acurne
'I925
v
Int
l
Feature
Service.
Inc
li
Crrl
BnUin
right
fwrvrd
clear
of
lln
FOR
THE
FAIR
president
Self
Appoints
Those
revision
soon
a
OGDENS
LIVERPOOL
possible,
so
that
the
hook
may
be
issued
early
in
the
seasou.
SEND
SIGNALS
BY
DAYLIGHT
Short
Waves
Effective
In
Trans-Atlantic
Message
Picked
up
in
England
SOFTIl
MAN'CIILSTKIt,
Conn.,
March
7.
In
hroad
daylight
al
lit
(i.
m.,
Fas
tern
Standard
time,
Alien
radio
waves
generally
:each
oul
willi
only
a
small
icrcutago
of
their
normal
strength
on
account
of
the
dead-ning
effect
of
the
sun's
rays,
lohn
L.
Iteinarlz,
inventor
and
i'adin
amaleur
of
this
placo,
succeeded
in.
sending
siwnal.s
roiii
his
code
transmitter
across
lie
Atlantic
ocean,
lie
used
a
Aravelength
of
twenty-one
tno-er.i.
further
proving
his
theory
hat
tjie
very
short
waves
can
V
as
effeclixe
in
daylight
as
the
onger
waves
are
al
night.
This
feat
is
the
eulminalion
f
many
nipnlhs
,nf
ug
during
which
llciuartz
has
een
co-operating
willi
the
nnvy
leparlniont
and
amateur
mem-ier
of
the
American
lladio
Hei
'ay
League.
His
success
in
being
'icaril
acrns
sllieMlantic
in
day-
'ighl
was
couUrmed
following
ecrtipl
of
a
raiHfrriini
from
a
lijlish
operator.
His
signal-were
picked
up
yilh
great
reliability
hy
F.
A.
-Mayer,
radio
imaleur
of
W.ickford,
Fssm.
Kngland.
Al
Ihe
lime,
of
course.
Mm1'
signals
were
in
broad
ijay-Ughl
all
of
the
way.
.
t-
-
Sporfr
Chat
f
-
V
The
arrival
of
Hie
first
touch
(
spring
weal
her
last
week
pill
in
end
to.
Hie
interior
pocKe.v
season
ami
sticks
and
pucks
are
cv
iiejng
slowed
away
mil
il
uox!
.vinler.
I
he
Smitliers
team
wan
.ill
ready
lo
entrain
for
another
soiries
or
games
at
Prince
(leorge
when
wnrd-WMs
received
llhil
lliV
irink
in
IIm
Upper
1'iaser
inelro-
polls
hail
given
away
before
Ihe
waiiin
wealher
of
several
days
lo
such
an
extent
thai
it
would
be
impossible
lo
play.
Prince
(leorge
was
hilled
o
play
at
.Snillhei'w
a
Ihe
einl
,nf
Jiisl
,
wwlj
Ipll
Old
Sol
also)
pu
the,-Jjbist
tli
Ijiyse
piaiis.
.
'
.
Hockey
receipis
from
profeit-
doual
games
al
the
Kdmonlon
irenn
slumpid
by
pearly
10,000
lurinu
Ihe
iiasl
seusun
compared
with
the
takings
of
a
years
ago
which
in
turn
was
ten
Ihousaml
less
than
l'.)2:i.
The
paid
admissions
amounted
lo
li,-Ml
as
L'ompared
with
5
4,077
a
year
ago
ami
5,2nH
in
lhn'l'J22-S3
season,
dross
'
rei'cilds
totalled
Iji
1,2.17
for
the
pasl
season
while
in
Ihe
previous
year
the
amount
was
$50,220
ami
Ihe
year
hnfore,
C,:i,0r0.
The
hel
alleml(Ml
game
of
llio
pasl
sfliison
al
Kdmonlon
wa
on,,
New
Year'
Dijy
wilh
Calgary
when
lo
paid
idmissmns
totalled
"1,227,
'I
he
hesl
allendei)
hockey
game
ever
played
in
ICdmouInu
was
on
March
10,
IU2.'I,
.wlien
5ir2
iieo-plc
paid
lo
see.
F.dnionlon
play
lleglna
in
a
play-olT.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prlnco
Rupert
.1.
A.
Henlhnm.
N.
Murchlo,
T.
1.
Hlepheus.
A.
D.
Halllle,
II.
yers,
F.
J.
Hurley,
W.
II.
IJnsl-ment
ami
i.
W.
spiers,
Vancouver;
H.
Cloul
ler,
City;
T
Shacklelon,
Fsk;
Mm.'
I
iiiugriam
and
Mrs,
M.
nes,
Porl
EsHiuglou;
Wareham.
Toronlo.
Central
M.
J.
Mackay,
Swunsou
.1.
Cun-
0.
Lel-W.
T
Hay
Wanted
For
S
For
Rent
.
Hi'
Mullil.ty.
;llr
PAGE
FOUR
CONVENTION
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
j
R'"l
I
r"r
,
,
I
EJ
vHAort
1
MOTHER
A.rsO
t
I
LL
CitSC
MOO
Pin
Doi
.
OF
TEACHERS
5v
colly:
rrs
hice
MM
NOW-WHATt
-
jfS
Jii-LJ.
WRONG
QUARRELED
HOW
tr
-iou
tcuu.
me
what
,;L,AK!
AN'
QUIET
AT
HOME!
m
THATNOit)Ei.
BO'O-O
Daughter
today
-
tYRAMOE:
too
.,
TO
MEL
i
i
ill
av
i
i
.1
w
w
it
ti
i
I
nTf
BECAotc
a.
i
-vF
the
T-utr
v.nri
r?
ill
I
i
i
r-vscv-c-ki-
I
i
;
I
I
yvv
iaa
v
mrzz
AT
SMITHERS
FAMILY
It)
ymoi-E.
Organizations
Formed
With
V.
Crockett,
President,
and
D.
Cochrane,
Secretary
MUCH
ENTERTAINMENT
Interesting
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ADS.
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2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
MALE
HELP
WANTED
Itl'.I.IAHLK
Men
Kverywhcre
to
bamlle
free
sample
and
al-iiianac
house
In
house
ilislri-buling
at
good
pay.
No
selling.
Outdoor
work.
K.vperienre
unnecessary.
Write
Today
for
conlracl
enclosing
slamps.
Hurry.
Slaudaril
Cinnpaiiy.
2G2I
Corllaud
Street,
Chicago.
Illinois.
FOR
SALE
KOIl
SALIC.
Singer
Sewing
Machine,
nearly
new,
$55.00.
Walker's
Music
Store.
57
FOR
SALK.
Singer
Sewing
machine.
$25-.00.
Apply
P.
I.e
Claire,
Seal
Cove.
01
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
SALF.
An
and
ion
sale
will
he
held
al
house
next
lo
Mussallein's
slore
on
Fifllt
Avi'iiue,
Kasl,
on
Wednesday,
March
1
1
al
2.30
p.m.
consisting
of
dining
table.
.Morris
chair,
-armchair,
sofa
table,
h?nler,
hed,
dressinv
lable,
knreaux,
carpels,
books,
crockery,
gasoline
lamps,
etc
Philpolt,
Evil
t
Co.,
Ltd.
Auctioneers.
5H
BOARD
HOAIU).
The
Second
Avenue.
LOST
Inlander,
830
Phone
137.'.
LOST.
On
Third
Avenue,
home
spun
shopping
hag.
Phone
771
FOUND
l-'OUND.-
Hunch
of
keys
on
slept
ring
on
Fourth
Ave.
WohI.
Owner
can
have
same
by
idmi-
KOUND.
Hunch
of
kejw
on
ring,
including
one
C.N.
II.
switch
key.
Apply
Daily
News
olliee.
FOUND.
Pair
'or
child's
brown
woollen
mills.
Apply
Dailv
Ncwh
olllcn.
l-OUND.
lair
child's
fur
Irim-med
kid
mitts.
Apply
Daily
News
nlTiuo.
POUND
Opal
hroorli,
Applj
Da
II
jr.
News,
ollico.
FOUND.
P.i
ml
ollico
key,
App.
Daily
Newrt
nflitiB.
3USINESS
OPPORTUNITY
WANTED.
A
partner
lo
take
an
aclive
interest
in
a
long
established
business.
Kxcidlenl
prospects
for
making
money.
For
full
particulars
wrile
llo
234
Daily
News,
liiiice
Rupert,
H.C.
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
I'iiiet
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists
Call
in
ami
bear
I
Item.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
third
A
von
ul'.
H.
Oorden,
Al
llloom,
II.
I.e.
Or-
vllle
ami
W.
Wiltshire,
Vancouver;
Hugh
Hoswill.
Smilliers;
F.
Hallagher,
City;
A.
Wasdcn
and
.1.
V.
Tham.
C.N.ll.
r
,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TinPR
'
4
f'
Monday,
March
0
Hitfli
1:10
a.m.
Ih.o
fl.
13:05
p.m.
jii.7
Low
7:00
a.m.
n.
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H):3l
il
in.
3,2
"
Tuesday,
March
10
ilteh
i
til
a.m.
ui.2
rt,
I3:tl
p.m.
20.2
Low
7:i3
a.m.
5.5
"
20:00
p.m.
.1.0
"
ROOFING
'KI.ICKOHD"
Coaling.
The
host
coaling
for
shnigle,
iron
or
paper
roofs.
It
preserves
the
roof
ami
slops
the
leaks.
Also
good
for
brick,
concrete
or
stone
walls.
Cheapest
and
hesl.
Hsliiuales
given.
P.O.
Uox
1
1
i.
Phone
lit.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Ob
Hnby"
al
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Hnfely-
Courtesy.
If
H'h
a
water
I
rip
call
Laurie
l.ainhly.
Phones
lllack
315
or
131.
RADIOI
RADIO!
vllE
you
inliyesled
in
Itailio
(
nr
parts?
I
can
save
,ynui
money.
2
tnhfi
sflls
cumitlntu
with
aerial,
phones
and
batteries,
insl
ailed.
55,
Phone
Red
707.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
lieorgo,
Paul
or
Oust'
Prompt
Service
and
Uumfnrt
Day
or
Nic'
t
Stand:
HOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Mooker
Llork,
Across
from
mnr
llotot
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl-ure
Slorp.
We
Hoy.
Sell
and
Hx
change
New
and
Secondhand
floods.
OtO.
PAPAUUHULIS,
U31)
Third
Av.
Phono
I0
FURNITURE
Wi:
handle
the
I'AWCETT
gliaraiilwcd
copper
Iwnrimr
Hlecl
Itallges
mid
all
grades
of
high
grade
furniture
we
cx-chungc.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
v
Auctioneers
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SALE
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