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Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
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Daily
News-Limited,
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
Saturday,
January
10,
11)25.
Need
Of
Life
Saving
Vessel
These
Waters.
A
life
saving
vessel
diould
undoubtedly
he
located
in
these
waters.
There
is
a
great
deal
uf
shipping
passes
this
purl
and
often
there
is
no
suitable
vessel
to
scud
mil
in
case
of
need
n
was
illustrated
esterday.
W'Jiat
seems
tit
he
needed
is
a
vessel
suitable
for
saving
life
and
properly.
A
salvage
vessel
could
be
located
here
but
it
would
have
In
die
'large
enough
to
brave
the
seas
of
Hecate
Straits
In
a
storm.
For
many
years
the
Dominion
Government
,
subsidized
a
salvage
vessel
located
at
'Victoria
anil
possibly
does
so
yet.
Here
the
private
saT.'uge
company
is
uifable
lo
afford
to
keep
h
large
enough'
vessel
in
readiness
In
go,
out
iii
an
.emergency.
Shipping
Logs
In
Winter
Dangerous.
.
Shipping
lumber
or
logs
across
Iterate
Straits
in
winter
i.
difficult
and
dangerous.
Se.s
conie
ui
very
,iiiickly
and
as
a
result
many
a
big
raft
lias
been
losl
when,
crossing.
The
barge
Berganibii
.was
fitted
to
withstand
Ihe
heavy
seas
lint
her
tug
seems
to
have
been
unfitted
for.the
big
strain.
The
lesson
is
that
winter
transportation
of
logs
is
dangerous
unless
the
craft
used
is
able
to
withstand
ocean
storms
Airplane
Trip
To
North
Pole.
The,
British
are
lo
make
a
bid
for
the
honor
of
being
Ihe
first;.1o
fly
to
the
North
Pole.
Doubtless
thesclienie
is
being
promoted
Jty
,iu
ivate.e;i(f
rprise.
as'iit
is
liardlyVyclieiiie
imVhich
a
giiyeriiinenr
Jyoiild
Jijj-
lulereslecjl
.If
nnyoiie-
wislie?
to
.win
honors
Tu"
Ifuil
kind
if
should
be
by
means
of
those
who
have
monqy
Lo
pend
on
luxuries.
;
'
,
The
fact
that
a
British
Columbian
is
lit
take
pari
In
Ihe
proposed
trip
brings
it
home
lu
us
and
will
cause
us
To
take
an
unusual
interest
in
the
proceedings.
Political
Interference
With
Liquor
.Administration.
At
a
meeting
with
the
members
of
Ihe
.Vancouver
City
.Council
Ihe
Vancouver
members
or
the
Legislature
told
them'
plainly
that
(here
would
be
no
political
interference-
with
the
ndminis'-I
ration
of
the
Act
by
Hugh
Davidson,
who
is
in
sole
charge
of
the
work.
'
Thai
is
the
correct
stand
to
lake.
There
is
altogether
loo
much
political
interference
in
government
work
generally.
Every
district
tries
to
get
advantages
without
.consideration
of
the
general
public
interest,
and
it.
is
often
unscrupulous
as
to
Ihe
manner
in
which
Ihe
advantage
is
secured.
People"
do
things
in
political
life
which
they
would
not
do
in
connection
with
their
own
private
jif
fairs
and
think
it
correct.
Political
Conscience
Is
Sorely
Needed.
What
is
needed
today
is
a
political
conscience
thai
wiil
restrain
politicians
doing
tilings
which
are
incorrect
ethically
The
difficulty
is
thai
people
and
especially
rival
politician
.are
so
ready
to
cry
"graft"
without
first
investigating.
Politicians
are
all
looked
upon
as
grafters.
.
Hint
there
is
little
advantage
in
keeping
.straight.
II
is
easy
to
denounce
and
the
Avon!
graf
is!;
bandied
so
often
and
without
anvil
linn
-lull
(In,
m..
I
-j
...
,...
,.v
,
hi,,,,
i
r...
i;i
,i
.
,
,
.
n
imii.-j
cviiifiuc
i
itai
ii
uas
neconie
meaningless.
isuaily
llie
people
who
howl
about,
oolilienl
.r
Tr
p
.
.
I
nc-llrsc
ann
you
should
meet
on
pay
day
is
1
lT
iT
7
money
will
prove
your
best
Irlend
In
time
of
sickness
or
unemployment
ii
you
have
saved
it.
There
comes
a
time
for
all
of
us
when
earnings
decline
and
abthty
to
earn
must
weaken.
E
Only
one
thir;
can
the
Stad3KWBt
C3rning
Pwcr
is,
the
capS
acquirea
through
your
present
savings.
Mk
tor
cu,
tooHrt,
-
T.
Mfn.r,
of
V0lr
lncomt
19
Vtlltind
illicit,.
The
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Bank
of
mmda
Prince
Rupert
Dranch
F.
E
Robertson,
Manager
144
ANDY
JOHNSTON
IS
SNOWBALLED
Popular
Skipper
of
Venture!
Figures
n
New-Year
Festlvl-
i
.ties
at
China
Hat
'
BAND
MEETS
BOAT
January
1
Was
Occasion
For
Muoh
Joy
and
Enthusiasm
Bella
Coola
Visitors
CHINA
HAT,
Jan.
IO
The
New
Year
was
ushered
in
here
with
joy,
and
enthusiasm.
When
Ihe
steamer
Venture
arrived
that
day.
making
tier
regular
call,
Ihe
hand
tin
lied
out
and
serenaded
Capl.
Andy
Johnston
and
his
officers.
A
siuiwliall
fight
ensued
between
the
crew
of
Hie
vessel
and
the
townsfolk
and
at
least
one
well
parked
missile
was
seen
to-alight
on
Hie
aristocratic,
features
of
the
genial
skipper.
In
ilho
afternoon,
the
band
again
paraded
ami
Hie
whole
coniniuiiily
went
to
e.liurcli
where
llev.
(1
purge
l-Mgar
eoiiiiuefed
a
special
service
in
I
lie
course
of
which
the
n-ew
elinrcli
b;ll
was
presented
ami
various,
badges
of
office
were,
awarded.
In
tin
evening
there
was
a
novel
Japanese
entertainment
followed
by
Ihe
serving
of;
.re.
freslinieiils
ami
Hie
-making
peerhes.
'On
Ihe
day
afler
New
Year's,
Ihe
town
was
litis!
In
a
narlv
of
lalives
from
Bella
Hoola.
There
vas
a
great
feast
and
the
fes
tivities
were
thoroughly
enjoyed
y
all.
COLOR
PHOTOPLAY
'
THAT
IS
DIFFERENT
Zane
Grey's
Story
Told
In
ture
Is
Full
of
Ginger
and
Beauty
Pic-
Wanderer
of
I
lip
Wasteland"
different
from
any
pholoplny
yels
made.
II
is
Hie
first
'
full-length
feature
lo
lie
phologranh-
etl
entirely
in
color!
Ami
if
thai
doesn't
make
it
dilTerent
then
we
don'.l
know
-1
1
1
'meaning
of
the
word.
.Moreover,
if
"Wanderer
or
Ihe
Wasteland"
isn't
a
real
rival
of
"the
Covered
Wagon,'
We
.miss
our
guess.
Iljgh
praise,
indeed,
but.
a
good
many
people
who
have
seen
both
will
absolutely
agree
wilh
us.
Zane
(irey's
story
is
familiar
to
many,
.but
for
those
who
have
not
read
the
hook
we
will
say
that
it's
a
story
of
a
man,
who
is
driven
out
into
rae
desert,
by
an
unjust
persecution,
to
he
roine
a
wanderer
ami
an
outcast.
I'lie
good
that
tie
does
for
others
gives
Iiiiii
Ihe
courage
to
come
bark
lo
.civilization
ami
(Tght
his
own
fiahl
and
wjii
it.
There
is
virtually
every
desirable
fan
in
terest
in
tlw
picture
love,
thrills,
.fijHils,
humor
now,
hooeslly,
what
more
does
anybody
want
than
that?
io
loit
ii
an,
mere
s
a
tip-lop
cat
of
popular
players,
who
actually
seem
to
live
Hie
parts
they
play,
Jack
Boll,
achieves
a
great
triumph.
--Iii
his
vivid
portrayal
of
the
"wanderer,"
.Billie
Dove
has
'opportunities
out
of
Hie
ordinary
for
sidcinlid
jicl
iiil-
aiul
makes,
(lie
mnsj
of
them,
iliterferencMNoah
Beery
again
iu'ovps
he
is
public
affairs
ifione
of
the
best
character
actor
on
the
screen,
and
Kallilyn
.Williams
rovers
herself
with
dram-
alic
glory.
"Wanderer
of
Hie
Wasle-'land"
was
shown
hero
last
night
and
will
be
repealed
tonight.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
10,
1911
-Mayor
Newton
has
been
re
elected
by
acclamation,
there
having
been
no
other
nomination
for
Hie
mayoralty,
when
the
lists
were
close,
by
HeliirninV
Ollicer
puihur
Hulhhert.
The
abler-jiunnie
nominees
are
T.
II.
Mait-land,
W.
II.
Montgomery,
John
Nicho,
Wllllain
Beveridge,
I).
II.
Morrison,
V.
Basso-Bert,
fl.
W
I
Kerr,
A.
W.
Kdge,
John
Dyhhavn,
I).
.
Jlorrissey,
Thomas
Mclily
iiioul.
Honahl
I'ergusnn
and
Wal
ter
Shaw.
Candidates
for
the
school
board
are
(ieorgc
11.
Casey,,
W.
K.
Williams,
.1.
A
K.irkpalrirk,
O.
II.
Nelson,
George
D.
:i
lle
and
W.
II.
Deny.
The
building
hy
tin
Imperial
Oil
l;o.
or
tanks
here
willgaly
benefit
Ihe
fishing
Industry
it
is
anticipated.
Fishermen
in
tin
north
have
been
handicapped
hy
ran
daily
:rz?n
Siifiinlrty.
January
in,
m
HER
FACE
WAS
COVERED
WITH
PIMPLES
SHE
GOT
RID
OF
THEM
BY
USING
BURDOCK
BLOOD
BITTERS
U
T.
lliiiitiT,
ll.lt.
.Nil
,
Loml'in.
'
t
int..
write:
"I
wish
I"
if
niiiiiii-iiil
liimliH-k
IIIinhI
Hlllcr
In
nil
wmneii
who
are
snrrt'ilnir
frinii
pimple
cr
nny
nltierl
rnt'hil
blemishes.
Alu.iil
two
years
ami
1
:
"
was
ftri
nlly
Iniiitiled
Willi
pimple
ami
sure
lii'f'.ikliiir
out
on
my
ran-,
anil
ruiiM.
(ret
no
reller
until,
finally,
a
rrleiid
rei'mn-,
llii'liili-cl
me
lo
take
ll.ll.il.
Tim
I
(llcl.j
ami
I
am
imw
Klail
in
s.ly
that
your
ri'iiH'tly
has
plven
ni
tlw
lclrahl
re-;
suit,
anit
I
now
liave
nice
piiKinlh,
rlcaf
skin,
a
It
lm
eliminated
nil
Dip
lnipurl-
i
Hps
from
my
hliind,"
net
H.
H.ll.
when
you
ask
for
It;
II
ha.
Ik'pii
mi
Hie
inarkpt
fur
the
past
4ft
j)
years;
put
up
only
hy
The
T.
Jlllbni'ii
1
Co..
I.imlteil,
Toronto,
Ont.
r
:
-
:j
high
prices
of
gas
.so
far
but
the;
plant
here
will
put
this
place
on
i
eipial
terms
wild
southern
cities.
Alex
Yule
and
V.
J.
Me-;
r.ulfhcon
are
in
Seattle
on
n'
holiday
trip.
They
figured
in
a
f
lenglhy
interview
in
the
Sealllei
Posl-llllcllijjeneer
Ibis
week.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
iiboul
full
by
this
time,
THAT
song
about
Ihe
old
folks
:ll
hnmp
i
:l
iiiLfi
An
n
tilillnr
11P
day.
Miss
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1923.
lias
produced
.Minerals
as
follows:
Placer
Cold,
$7,'.I02,303;
Lode
fluid,
Ss
,
-.aiir.5;
Silver,
!f(i:i,r.:t2,iir.n;
Lead,
58,
1.12,001;
Copper,"
$l.7tl,nWI,rfiH;
Zinc,
?;
nni',7nO;
Miscellaneous
Minerals,
$1,108,257;
Coal
ji
ml
CokeA
$250,1(08,1
1;;
Itmld
Slone,
Rrii-k,
Cenient,
etc.,
$:ti,'i
1
5,
2'M
',
making
its
Mineral
Production
to
end
to
1H2.T
show
au
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
Ibis
Province
are
more
liberal
nnd-lhc
fees
IirwciMhnii
those
of
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,,
or
any
colony
in
the
;Brilisl
Empire.
Mineral
locations
are
granted
io
discoverers
for
nominal
feck-.
.t'
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
thh
'sec'raily
of
.which
.
guaranteed
by
Crpwn
flrants.
-
Full
information
together
wilh
Mining
Reports
and
Maps,
may
lie
oblainnd
gratis
lc
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria;
British
Columbia.
.
tables
of
pivot
auction
wero
played.
The
prizes
went
lo
.Mi
s
'Kit.
Kenney
who
inade
the
high-'wsl
score
among
Ihe
ladies,
mid
IK
People,
always
went
wlier
,"0H-
U"u'r'
"",
kcuIIo-
ofltliey
were
told,
Hell
would
he
i
One
of
the
niost
popular
events
of
the
Christmas
season
fact
the
old
r.dks
are
not
at
-rt
"'e
primary
depart
home.
They
are
at
the
movies.
WHAT
is
home
without
a
outfit
?
I'LIVVCHS
on
Hie
highways,
Beauty
on
the
byways;
But
your
ways
and
my
ways
Are
love
ways
and
sigh
ways.
IF
you
burn
your
bridges
be
bind
you,
you
may
hae
to
go
to
I'
the
dentist
and
gel
some
more.
TERRACE
NOTES
j
s,
.
,,
Mrs,
I,
Martin
and
tier
son
Arthur
left
for
Iheir
home
at
I'raucois
I.iike,
Saturday
niglil.
I
.Mrs.
Dauhaiier
of
Copper
Cily
was
a
visitor
lo
town,
on
Satur-.
Vermin
Class
has
left
for
Bsk
where
lie
winter.
nient
of
the
I'liiou
Sunday
School,
In
addition
lo
several
selections
by
the
class
there
Were
recitations
by
ltruee
Smith,
;
Freddie
Nash,
Barbara
Ball,
i
Lloyd
Thomsis",
Wilfred
Young.
I
Velma
Oreig.
pejrgy
Itoss
and
Jimmy
Burrison.
An
i
instrumental
solo
hy
Marjnrie
Kenny
:aml
a
Christmas
lullaby
jiy
leu
'girls.
Itev.
W.
J.
parsons,
who
iresiiled,
gave
a
brief
address.
YOUR
MONEY'S
WORTH
when
you
remit
Two
Dollar.
fori
ii
year's
subscription
to
Hie
Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Star
of
Montreal,
you
gel
several
limes
Hie
value
of
your
money.
This
year,
if
yoiri
subscription!
:to
the
Family
Herald
is
received
.ill
time,
you
will
be
given
a
.
7.
beautiful
art
calendar
for
11(25
Miss
Marion
llanna,
-who
spent
..
,..
,,,
mIv
,1,,lPJ
a
few
days
here
as
the
guest
of
,,!,.,,
.,,,
Sal(.
r
,i
Jirs.
i
rosi,
ten
ror
Smilliers
y,,..
...iii
,,ail
(in
u,,,,
Saturday
night.
,
iim:,i,.
i
I,.-
..,.!-
i
.,
I-
l
i.wim.,-1
hum
u
T"Ti
.
chance
In
win
as
inucli
as
five
.Mayne
Dohli,
who
spent
Mmiw.-in.l
,.n-i,
u-n
the
Christmas
holiday,
.in
iPrinee
,.
.,,.
,
aon,;r
,,emand
unpen,
reiurne,!
to
:ierrace
..,.
lU
K1!WI111
flll.
Salurday
night.
,
...,,
,,,
,.',
,,,,,,,,,.,
are
pressing
Iheir
old
urgently
urgeiilly
renders
lo
renew
well
in
advance
experts
lo
spend
Hie
(,
prevent
confusion
and
delay
Mrs.
Olaf
Hanson
of
Prince'
Htlperl
penl
a
few
days
in
town
last
week
as
the
guest
of
Mrs,
(ico.
Little.
MANY
CLAIMS
TO
VALUABLE
LEGACY
Correct
Use
of
Famous
Title
has
Encouraged
Pretenders
.Miss
Crace
Andrews
returned
alurday
night
from;
Seattle
About
the
yrar
1880.
the
pioneer
where
shivsent
HieJioliday.
sea-!
prospectors
of
British
Columbia
"on.
v
,
.
.
uiscovpreii
a
remarKanie
coal.
-
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j
After
muny
trials
and
tests
H
Morse
Hall
and
Cordon.
were
in
was
positively
estahllshed
that
I'rincj'liuje-iJlj
fotiaJj
jfew
days
this
coal
rppresenleil
Ihe
acme
of
last
week.
e'eoriomy,
efficiency
and
comfort.
.
'
To
tills
fuel
they
cave
the
new
Miss
Klsie
Kenney
returned
to
famous
name
of
"Nanaimo-Wel-t'rince
Ilupcrl
on
Sunday.
iljiigton."
representing
all
that,
ya
liest
in
coal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ll.illiwell
,haVe
..
'o
-sooner
vns
It.
found
that
moved
to
town
for
.the.
winter
and
Ihe
public
insisted
on
getting
are
living
in
dlie
house
formerly
liiis
Wonder
Fuel
than
other
occupied
;by
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
All-;
coals
were
put
on
the
market
wood.
juiuler
very
similar
names.
So
v
K
much
so
thai
the
public
were
at
Mrs.
T.
II.
McCiibbin
of
Pad-:
a
loss
to
say
which
was
Hie
tren-
ric
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Marsh
nine
nd
which
the
Imitation.
Of
for
a
few
days.
course
it
was
easy
nfler
a
trial
Miss
Klnnda
Marsh
lo
Prince
Itupert
on
Sunday,
Mi
'Clover
returned
Smilliers
on.
Sunday,
The
C.W'A'.A.
gave
one
tnlned
their
husband
and
friends
Friday
evening
'
at.
Hie
homo
of
Mrs.
Ceo.
Little.
Fivoj
a
single
sack
will
prove
it
returned,
morn
lasting
and
more
powerful
heat
from
a
few
shovelfuls.
i,..
.it
.
nanny
nny
u.iii,
no
dinner
or
Mrs.
A.
.Y.
Wilson
of
Hemp
vasrock,
nil
Jbese
points
stand
out
in
town
for
t
Ii
c
New
Year
dance,
iwhen
you
make
a
practical
test
Hie
sleighing'
is
good
since
Hie
last
fall
uf
snow
and
the
winter
work
is
in
full
swing.
in
(furnace,
fireplace,
heater
hert
.McCaffery
to
.whom
all
nr-
frnm
ders
should
he
ohoncd
direct
I'rnnitil
delivery
service
given
hy
thefr
own
teams
aiTd
trueUa
of,
Their
phone
inumhers
are
fir.
Iheir
popular
dances
New
Year's
and
fiili.
I'.ve.
The
music
was
up
to
its
usual
.excellent
standard
and
Nineteen
Twenty.fiye
received
a
royal
.welcome.
The
B.D,
.Bridge
Club
enler
cook-stove
Dr.
Mattel's
Female
Pills
or
This
famous
Nnnalmo-Wel-linglnn
coal
is
sold
-nnlv
hv
Al
H
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nature
theu.and.
nuiluthtlf
."rmuni
cu..
uuuding
up
ftnd
trnitholnr
ort.n..
rrli.vin
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Ml
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