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DAILY
KDITIOH
Wednesday,'
Jan.
2
ft,
1925.
Everybody
Dreams
A
Little.
Everybody
dreams
a,
little
now
and
then.
If
we
don't
dream
at
night
we
occasionally
have
our
day
dreams.
We
forget
the
present
and
launch
ourselves
out
on
the
ocean
of
possibility.
Often
it
is
possibility
but
improbability.
That
is
why
it
is
a
dream.
It
is
beyond
the
realm
of
hope
.
Some
people
dream
of
riches.
The
writer
remembers
years
ago
knowing
an
old
eoufile
wln
during
their
palmy
days
had
been
rather
extravagant
and
who,
as
a
resuH,
had
become
poor,
o
poor
that
they
bad
to
live
in
a
single
room
under
rather
sordid
ouiilitions.
They
had
absolutely
no
hope
for
the
future
bill
they
had
dreams
and
often
spoke
of
what
they
would
do
when
they
became
better
off.
As
neither
was
able
do
work
and
legacies
were
practically
out
of
the
question,
the
dream
was
a
mere
phantom
thought
to
them.
So
many
'people
dream
of
a
world
of
ease
and
comfort
where
strife
will
cease,
all
wauls
will
be
supplied,
there
will
'be
no
cod,'
or
poverty
or
want.
That
is
ojir
holjday
wwrhl
bijt
it
is
not
a"
practical
world.
There
is.
strife'tlirouglall
TiJi'nire.
'
Kve'iL
II
I
"
!
II.
!
'1
'
.
uu-
mums
r-
iirt-
loin
are
coiiumiaiiy
poiinillllg
against
eacil
other.
If
there
is
to
be
a
world
without'
strife
it
will
have
to
be
on
another
sphere
under
different
conditions
to
those
which
obtain
here.
Our
very
JiTe
here
is
possible
only
through
effort.
Everywhere
We
Hear
Of
Worse
Conditions.
During
the
last
few
weeks
the
alternating
snow
aiid
sloppy
streets
has
sometimes
made
Prince
Rupert
people
a
little
dissatisfied
with
weather
conditions,
't
hey
did
not
like
having
lo
wear
rubbers
all
the
time
and
rather
resented
the
idea
that
thi
was
Jemporarily
a
gum
boot
town.
Then
comes
word
Tnim
Dawson
that
the
people
there
are
almost
frozen
out.
I-Yoni
the
prairies
they
hear
that
they
have
been
iu
the
grip
of
a
terrible
blizzard.
And
again
we
snuggle
down
before
the
fire
or
around
the
radiator
and
thank.
our
lucky
stars
that
we
are
not
living
anywhere
except
In
Prince
Rupert".
Fishing
Vessels
And
The
Close
Season.
The
close
season
ends
on
the
morning
of
Februarv
Mt
and
it
was
generally
understood
lltnt
boats
would
not
be
able
to
leave
port
until
that
morning.
Xow
word
has
been
received
that
they
may
gel
away
earlier
anil
doubtless
definite
instruclions
will
follow
as
o
just
bow
early
they
may
obtain
clearance
papers.
11
takes
some
or
the
boats
several
days
to
reach
the
riWiing
grounds
and
it
would
seem
as
ir
the
dale
of
clearance
should
vary
according
to
the
distance
the
boats
expect
to
go.
At
anv
rate
the
fishermen
will
be
fully
informed.
Many
of
Ihein
will
be
pleased
to
know
that
they
can
commence
work
.1
few
days
earlier
than
they
ex'eeled.
.
.
Good
Service
For
1
:
North
This
Year.
'
There
will
be
a
good
service
and
keen
competition
on
the
lltil'therii
rtm
llii
t-.,ii
1..H.
n
it
11
.
...
.
:
'
,
:
.in
im-
i..iMi.
ami
i
ne
i;...u.
will
lie
booking
passengers
to
Alaska
and
they
will
vie
with
card
other
.
.
.
...
.
.
l
II
ilia
w
I
fii
ti.
...
...-
unrnn-
oi
service,
i
ne
pui.
lie
will
likelv
be
well
ciuei
for
either
way.
It
s
probable
that
many
tourists
will
join
the
C.N
R
steamers
here,
go
north
and
then
continue
on
to
Vancouver
I
h:il
will
timlifa
lliii
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inner,
ii
mere
was
a
Cana-
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v
,
,
iIimii
National
Hotel
here.
Passenirers
wool.
I
si...,
.rt
r..-
.i...
or
two
with
great
benefit
to
Prince
Rupert.
Thai
will
be
mi
of
.....es
.
s.o,
k
ior.
ii
oiignt
,o
a
Kn.al
,
j,
lo
the
railway
to
have
a
hotel
id
a
point
such
as
this.
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Its
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is
constant
and
unvarying
and
when
rellqulficd
Its
perfect
digestibility
builds
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strong
bone
and
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Dear
Mr.
Dean
Your
of
November
30
received.
We
feel
that
no
cily
in
America
has
a
tictler
government
llianj
Knoxville.
We
have
had
the
city
nvmayer
form
of
government
for
more
than
u
year
and
it
is
very
pleasiiiii
to
notice
that
the
popularity
increases
mouth
by
month.
II
so
happens
Hiat
Ihe
people
have
had
occasion
to
show
their
sentiments
in
regard
to
the
gnu'riiini'iil
in
five
elections.
First,
when
they
voted
to
adopt
the
manager
form
of
government
in
preference
lo
Ihe
cimimisioii
form.
I
in
mapager
form
,won
the
election
by
an
overwhelming
inajorily.
The
next
lest
came
when
tjir
people
ejecled
the
pledged
friends
who
were
mil.
up
by
the
cily
manager
advocates
under
the
lille
of
the
People's
Ticket.
People
Behind
It
The
tb'inl
victory
came
in
a
recent
primary
when
legislative
caudidajes,
who
were
pledged
lo
pint
eel
the
manager
form
of
government
in
the
Legislature.
lefealed
unpledged
candidates
who
were
generally
understood:
In
oppose
Hit
present
form
ofl
L'uMMiinii'tit
and
who
would
hae
sought
to
kill
Ihe
effect
of
lliei
charier
by
amendments.
I
The
fourth
lest
came
in
the
November
election
when
the
voters
elected
by
a
big
majority
I
hose
pledged
candidates.
Tin'
fifth
stamp
of
approval
was
given
lasi
week,
wneu
me
people,
by
more
than
ten
to
one,
wiled
to
issue
2.500,nol
water
works
bonds.
This
is
particularly
significant
in
view
of
the
facl
that
only
.three,
years
ago,
under
I
be
old
political
form
of
fiiviy-nnicnl,
the
people
defeated
liP?am"e
bond,
issue
by
ynore
Ih'aii
four
to
one
majority.
The
new
water
plant,
which
was
to
ne
provided
hy
the
bonds,
was
needed
just
a
badly
I
lien
as
now.
The
only
difference
is
the!
confidence
placed
in
the
present
business
administration.
What
They
Did
Many
tilings
of
importance
have
been
accomplished
by
the
present
council
and
cily
mali
nger.
In
llie
firsl
place,
we
now
have
an
accounting
system
that
is
a
model
for
the
entire
oT
every
municipal
department,
line
of
Ihe
next
accomplishment
of
the
present
administration
was
the
establishment
of
a
real
health'
department.
Our
health
department
iu
the
past
hail
been
largely
a
mailer
of
theory,-
or
name.
Another
outstanding
accomplishment
of
Ihe
present
administration
was'
tlie
purchase
of
the
last
available
bit
of
open,
space
in
the
uptown
section
for
a
big
city
park
and
civic
renin.
'
vVt;
Improved,.
Streets
(the
of
tlie
'most
popular
things
which
has
been
done
is
the
tremendous
amount
of
street
paving
and
repair
work
which
has
been
put
through.
More
work
has
Im-cii
.Uhio
in
(his
one
year
Ihan
has
ever
been
doni;
in
three
or
four
years
previous
and
at
a
lower
expenditure
than
was
ibade
in
any
of
the
olber
years.
In
spile
of
all
these
things,
the
council
refunded
to
Hie
taxpayers
10
per
cent
of
their
1033
lax
money.
Knoxville
Is
the
first
Cily
in
America
In
aelually
refund
cash
lo
taxpayers.
The
council
is
now
working
on
a
number'
of
Important
mailers
for
Hie
near
fulure.
Among
these
fs
a
viaduct
which
him
been
badly
needed
for
many
years;
a
new
cily
plaunintc
am
zonlnir
we
and
nre
TTTT!
DATL7
!TEV.n
-
'
City
of
100,000
Makes
Progress
Under
City
Manager
in
Tenessee;
People
There
Are
Pleased
with
It
There
is
a
growing
interest
in
the
manager
form
of
city
government
throughout
(lie
continent.
New
places
(ire
adopting
it
ami
in
almost
every
ease
they
are
pleased
with
the
way
in
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.
city
of
Knoxville,
Tenessee,
which
has
hail
the
new
system
for
over
;iear.
The
assistant
-manager,
(Carlos
C.
Campbell,
writes
tit
John
Dean
of
Victoria
in
regard
to
the
work
as
follows:
letter
-
We
are
also
sending
you
news-!
paper
summary
of
the
rirsl
year,
under
the
city
manager
govern-I
ineni.
Knoxville
has
a
imputation
of
oo,i)iiu.
Oiif
cily
council
is
composed
of
eleven
men.
Fie
of
these
are
elected
from
the;
city
at
large,
while
the
remain
ing
s'ix
are
elected,
from
the
six
districts
of
Hie
cily.
t
he
lax
rale
for
Itiis
year
is
3.10
per
Sinn
taxable
property.
The
assessment,
while
supposed
to
be
100
per
cent,
is
actually
about
70
per
cent
We
are
asking
the
director
of
finance
to
give
you
full
in
forma
-liou
concerning
the
bond
indebtedness,
and
the
director
of
public
safely
In
give
you
in
for.
nialion
concerning
the
number
and
salaries
of
police
and
fire;
department.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
9
YS:-
siMilr
thai
passes
arouinlvvhen.il'
is
announced
thai
tln-rw
i
rice,
of
bread
pudding
for
dessert
.
THE
poor
pay
cash.
The
rich
think
paying
bills
js
loo
petty
a
I
liinir
for
them
to
allend
lo.
THE
undertaker
Is
one
of
I
tie
greatest
factors
in
the
march
of
progress.
1
WISH
someone
could
tell
me
Ihe
dilTereuce
between
a
bedroom
and
a
boudoir.
THE
ilillicully
about
a
while
country.
The
new
system
gives
,..
ill:
.
.
.
,
the
daily
record
on
all
expen.li-l
bill.
.
,V
1
'
'
lures
and
shows
each
business
day
the
exact
financial
condition
f
i
j
TltKIlK'S
one
tiling
about
the
modern
jrirl,
she
cannol
be
classed
as
elTemiiiale.
WHAT
surprises
many
people
in
Prince
Jluperl
is
where
some
of
(heir
neighbors
gel
the
uionev
to
buy
the
trimmings.
v
SflMK
people
are
still
old
fashioned
eimngb
to
Ihink
thai
Ihe
way
to
get
anything
import-nut
done
is
to
takf
oil
your
coat
and
buckle
ilown
to
II
.
VOL'
oughl
lo
see'
the
cheery
I
l-'KAIt
that
farmers
will
gel
their
idea
of
viiici
culture
from
radio
announcers.
.
vmi.vi.v.x
usually
makes
up
her
mind
and
also
makes
up
her
husband's
mind,'
HA
ITEESHII'S,
submarines,
and
airplanes
may
repel
invaders
but
I
hey
are
useless
lo
keep
out
influenza'
serins;
i'-'i
Xow;
thai
the
It.ilshevi1is;0ave
given
iniit.'jruislj
'jf(',.
o'lO
jj
might
be
inleres'ting
In
publish'
a
new
"Who's
Who
iu
Ilussia."
II'
Jack
Deiupsey
'marries,
Es
telle
laylor,
as
the
despalclies
intimate
he
intends,
he
will
lackb
the
hardest
job
lie
has
yel
hail
since
ho
commenced
his
career
of
Conquest.
IIIM
rightly
named
llio
puzzles.
Father
Usually
says
Ihe
cross
words
when
he
finds
his
meals
are
not
ready
and
nnhmly
wauls
lo
do
anything
except
talk
geography.
"
rdinarce
and
additional
srhnol!'1"
'""'"'I?
facilities,
I
Were
Ashamed
Itefnre
we
secured
Ihe
rily
manager,
form
or
government
we
were
soinewhal
ashamed
of
onr
municipal
rondllionA,
but
can
now
lift
up
our
heads
call
attention
of
I
ho
whole
Hon
to
a
government
that
second
to
none.
Tinier
separate
rover
we
sending
you
a
booklet
which
will
give
you
Information
concern
tug
Ihe
details
of
Ihe
accounting
WHAT
I
like
about
Ibis
council
is
Ihe
speed
with
which
it
gels
through
its
(flrsl'
ineeling.
WI
TH
Alderman
(lasey
in
I
be
chair,
who
will
,o
the
talking
In
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
28,
1915.
One
or
I
h
prcl.liest
and
iiinsl
successful
dances
ever
held
in
I'rince
Itiiperl
was
Hie
fund
Ion
in
the
Mernlyre
If
is
1
1
last
nigh!
in
honor
or
the
graduating
class
nf
the
Prince
Iluporl
fieneral
llns.
pllal.
I'llOsn
ttl'Mllll.'lllllL'
worn
system
wh'el,
has
been
lnlnllefl.Mls
Walker,
.Miss
Marjoric
IU
Named
for
the
state
and
truly
great
YOU
can
buy
this
famous
Whiskey
today
only
because
it
has
reached
perfect
maturity.
his
is
our
pledge
as
well
as
our
promis-
and
your
v
trice-that
in
buying
Old
Kentucky
you
are
securing
a
"Bourbon"
full-bodied,
rich
and
smooth.
A
TIME
HONORED
FRIEND
OF
YOURS
OWKcntucKy
Bourbon
Whiskey
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
(he
Own-
merit
of
Rritish
Columbia,
lampbell,
Miss
Lillian
Mcl.eod
and
Miss
Agnes
Lassiwitz.
f).
O.
lewarl
presided
over
Ihe
exer-dses
and
speakers
wore
O.
H.
.SVIson,
Mayor
Newlnn,
Father
Itunoz,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
and
Dr.
X.
M.
McNeill.
Prayer
was
offered
by
I
J
anon
Hix
and
the
Florence
Nightingale
pledge
was
administered
by
llev.
Dr.
II.
It.
flranl.
Major
.Oeiieral
Sam
Hughes
Canadian
minister
of
militia,
last
week
inspected
Hie
overseas
onl
logout
at
W'illows
where
a
liuniber
or
Priiice
Iluporl
men
:irj.
encamped..'.
Prince
Rupert
j'-l
now
eonnoci.
fd
up
by
.leephonii',wtlh
Pnrl
Ed-virJ,vPorl
iiiuijijtn,
fii.-mgelowti.
Prince
Iluporl
(Vinnery.
Inverness.
Cassiar,
.North
.Pacific
and
llaysporl.
A
GOOD
WAY
TO
'
INCREASE
BUSINESS
Many
advertising
messages
fail
lo
allract
fillenllon
because
Ihey
are
eilher,,
unattractive
or
are
loo
stereotyped.
This
is
Ihe
opinion
of
one
of
our
busiest
am)
most
successful
business
firms
Albert
&
Mc-Caffery,.
Ltd.
They
have
succeeded
in
interesting
many
new
customers
in
the
story
ot
the
famous
Nannlmo
-
Wellington
coal
and
since
the,
coal
itsclfj
lives
on
to
its
reonl.-ill
on
Itinun
customers
are.
coming
back
daily
ror
more.
Nanaimo-Wellinglon
coal
is
the
premier
fuel
fnr
the
fireplace,
range
and
furnace.
More
hcnl
less
ash
no
rook
nr
clinkers.
You
should
try
N'anaimo.Wei.
linglon
as
soon
as
your
present
supply
gels
low.
Heller
still,
If
you
order
some
now
you
can
lest
It
out
wilh
the
coal
you
are
now
using.
N'niialmo
-
Wellimrinn
stands
supreme
when
a
compar
ative
irsi
is
made.
I'o
secure
a
snnnlv
nhnnn
Al
bert
Mofiarrory
Ltd.,
vvhn
nre
solo
agents
here.
Their
ni
mnn
numbers
are
1
1
C
and
OOL
tri
Candy
Special
BROKEN
SCOTCH
NUT
SCOTCH
HUMBUGS'
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
ORANGE
AND
LEMON
SLICES
50c
per
lb.
Call
for
your
Calendar
and
Tides
and
Guides
for
1925.
ORMES
LTD.
THE
PIONEER
DRUGGISTS
Third
and
Sixth
,
Phones
82
and
200
Prince
Rupert,
B,C.
Helgerson
Block.
Phone
109.
Dr.
F.
P.
KENNY
-
DENTIST
HONEST
DENTISTRY
MEANS
RELIABLE
DENTISTRY
mid
necessarily
implies
PERSONAL
attention
b
every
pnlienl.
This
is
the
only
kind
or
dentistry
I
hav?
t
''''
hence
llie
ii.nroiulilional
giiarniilce
that
'piles
with
mv
GET
MY
ESTIMATE
FIRST
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
601
YOU
WANT
THEM
WE
HAVE
THEM
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
Night
Phones
Red
018
Gr.
601
539