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DAILY
EDITION
98
86
Tuesday,
January
-'0,
1925,
Peace
River
Railway
May
Yet
Come
West.
Apparently
Hon.
John
Oliver
is
being
misquoted
by
some
o
bis
journalistic
enemies
in
regard
to
the
Peace
Hi;er.
A
despatch
odav
savs
be
stil
has
hone
that
the
l'.ti.i;.
will
lie
a
rateor
m
the
new
system
and
that
would
mean
Hint
the
line.
would
conic
out
to
the
C.N.
It.
somewhere
in
the
neighborhood
uf
Prince
(iuorge.
Such
an
outlet
would
suit
Prince
Hilperl
much
better
than
the
Hrule
Lake
culoff.
It
must
be
remembered
in
con
miction
with
the
reports
that
come,
here
from
Vancouver
thai
sum?
Vanrouwr
interests
are
very
keen
to
have
the
Hrule
route
adopted
and
I
hey
see
nothing
else
possible.
Engineer
Mine
Is
Being
Operated.
The
famous
Engineer
Mine
of
Alliu
is
being
opera
led
by
the
iiew
owners
after
being
lied
up
by
litigation
for
a
number
of
years.
This
is
a
good
thing
for
Alliu
and
a
good
thing
for
Hritish
Columbia,
going
maiiy
year?
interfere
wilh
its
It
is
a
rich
mine
and
has
enough
ore.
to
keep
It
is
to
be.
hoped
that
uolhing
further
will
development
and
operation.
What
Part
Will
Prince
Rupert
Play
In
Casslar.
VVhal
pari
will
Prince
Hupert
piny
in
connection
with
Ihe
gold
nish'io
Casiar.
Airplanes
are
to
be
operated
from
Alaska
and
the
Unison's
Hay
Company
has
as
much
business
in
sight
as
it
can
handle.
Where
will
Prince
Hiipcrt
come
in?
Can
anything
l'
done
to
gel
some
of
the
business
which
will
be
offering?
These
tire
ipieslinns
worth
considering.
Wlldness
Has
Its
Appeal
To
Many.
"I
like
Ihe
bluster
of
this
north
country,"
declared
a
fair
maid
jilsl
reluming
from
a
visit
to
the
south.
The
wibluess
of
the
wind
and
the
changes
of
temperature
have
Iheir
appeal.
They
have
for
all
of
us
who
have
become
accustomed
lo
then).
The
mirth
"gets
us"
as
Service
would
say.
We
live
here
fur
a
few
years
and
then
wherever
we
go
we
long
lo
be
baj'k
once
more.
"The
call
of
Hie
north"
is
a
curious
feeling.
11
is
the
same
feeling
that,
draws
Ihe
geese
and
Mucks
northward
every
summer
find
Induces
litem
to
remain
jusl
'as
long
as
possible
among
Ihe
wiliUjuf
Ihe
far-away
country.
At
one
lime
Hit;
call
of
the
west
had
it
lure
but
now
that
the.
"-west-
js
be.ciimlijg
civilized.
Ji
ts
me
noun
io
witicn
wiose
men
turn
who
wish
to
tie
on
tin
frontier.
A
Few
Chickens?
There
are
a
good
many
poultry
fanciers
in
Prince
Hupert
and
some
of'
litem
'say
Ihey
nre
gelling
good
results.
This
h
somelhing
worth
considering,
especially
for
Ihosc
who
live
some
distance
lint
from
the
centre
of
the
cily.
Fresh
eggs
are
Colonel
McMtilliii
this
cily
is
gelling
with
Ihe
provincial
of
wit
fell
he
is
head
formerly
of
In
the
Letter
Box
Fdilor
ON
ACTIVE
SERVICE
Jaily
Ncs.
I
I
went
went
fo"r
fo'f
n
...ii
J
mill
irsuii.
police
force
and
Hon.
A.
M.
.Malison,
under
whose
deparl
menl
il
comes
is
backing
liim
Up
and
encouraging
him
continue
Ihe
ir
I
work.
The
Vancouver?
Star
nienliuns
the
Colonel
specifically
in
a
front
pay
lilorial
in
a
recent
issue
as
follows:
Splendid
forward
strides
arfl
lichijr
reciuiled
from
week
lo
week
by
I
lie
provincial
police.
Ileporls
received
yesterday
lba
Sowash,
one
of
the
much-sought
principals
in
Ihe
Heryl
(i.
hijacking
murder
case,
had
been
apprehended
in
the
soulh
and
will
he
brought
back
for
trial,
were
welcome
indeed.
The
uncovering
of
Hie
slnry
behind
Hie
veil
of
iiiyslcry
that
lay
so
Ion.'
over-
Ihe
disappearance
of
Ihe
Vancouved
skipper
and
his
son
lias
been
a
splendid
piece
of
detective
work.
I'he
'quick
apprehension
of
I
lie
Xauainio
bank
bandits,
Iheir
ex-tradition,
nml
also
.thai
of
the
notorious
-
Fggors
brothers,
who
are
held
at
San
Francisco
for
I
wo
palricularly
daring
rum
piracies
is
also
police
work
of
Hie
highest
calibre.
Not
so
.spectacular,
but
Jus!
as
consislenl
has
been
Hie
steady
progress
made
in
the
Janet
K.
Smith
case.
Valuable
evidence
has
been
secured.
I.oofcc
threads
have
been
gradually
brought
to
gether
and
a
reasonable
picture
commencing
lo
slaud
out
on
Ihe.
canvas
I
hat
at
first,
was
so
complete
a
blank.
t.'nder
Col.
Me.Mullin,
Inspector
Owen
and
Inspector
CruiKshauks,
this
outstanding:
detective
and
police
work
has
been
carried
on.
H
has
been
done
quietly
and
effi
ciently,
in
accordance
with
Ihe
best
traditions
of
any
service
The
provincial
police
as
a
body
are
winning
their
way
into
pop
ular
respect
and
confidence
Perhaps
il
is
nol
loo
much
lo
hope
thai
in
time
I
hey
will
reach
the
proud
position
pro
phesied
by
';
Attorney
(ieneral
.Mansoii
in
his
speech
before
the
board
of
trade
a
position
where
they
will
stand,
as
Ihe
Northwest
Mounted
Police
did
in
Iheir
most
glorious
days,
willt
nalion-widi'
recognition
as
a
force
unequalled
for
courage,
daring,
skill
and
devotion
to
duly.
The
picture,
of
the
red-coated
rider
of
Ihe
plains
who
would
rather
die
than
than
fail
in
his
task,
may
be
reproduced
by
the
II.
C.
Provincial
Police.
They
will
have
the
best
will
of
the
people
of
the
province
as
I
bey
go
on
building
up
their
repulalion,
.and
Iheir
progress,
will
be
watched
by
proud
'and
sympathetic
eyes.
I
I
5
As
ny
mail
last
Saturday
I
was
handed
a
lot
lor
worlh
a
great
ileal
and
d
is
always
desirable
to
have
some
Ihallmy
first
notification
of
the
said
can
be
depended
on.
.Many
more
people
in
Prince
Hupert
might
debt,
which
was
over
six,
years
keep
poultry
iiiau
do
so
at
present
and
there
seems
no
good
reason
why
they
should
not
go
in
for
breeding
fancy
slock.
was
Greatly
Distressed
With
Pains,
in
the
Back"
Mr.
Alfred
McNeill,
Chapel
Rock,
AlU.,
wrilet:
"During
the
winter
of
1920-21,
I'wai
greatly
dUtresied
with
paint
in
my
back
and
felt
tired
and
depressed
most
of
the
time.
Particularly
during
the
night
I
was
troubled
with
frequent
urination,
some
nights
having
to
rise
almost
every
hour.
I
tried
several
different
treatments
without
success,
until
finally
I
began
using
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-L'ver
Pills,
and
they
relieved
my
con
dition
before
I
had
finished
the
first
box.
I
am
feeling
better
this
summer
than
1
have
for
years,
and
although
in
my
67th
year,
can
work
all
day
without
any
undue
fatigue."
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
35
eta.
Itoi
of
SS
pill,
ntmanaon,
llntrw
A
Co.,
Md.,
Toronto
froJiu
lite
'
Naliohal
Proleclive
Agency
with
Ihe
demand
of
IH
due
o
Ihe
(ieneral
Hospital
which
was
a
surprise
lo
me
as
Ihe
said
amount
was
due
Noveni-her
,
'UH,
a
week
before
the
Armistice.
'I'he
deltl
was
incurred
owing
to
Ihe
influenza
ami
Hits
lot
I
or
from
the
Slates
was
ago.
Now
I
would
like
lo
know
if
I
have
lo
pay
for
medical
attention
lo
my
family
while
on
active
service
as
I
was
discharged
as
a
casually
on
August
0
1
0111.
0.
I.KTI'S,
Original
102nd
Hall.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
-JJ
I
I
)
January
20,
1915.
Hishop
F.
II.
IlitVernet
wrllos
a
loiter
lo
Ihe
press
loday
selling
forth
the
cily
motlo
"Hy
nol
and
pick,
by
rail
and
ship,
we
win
our
wealth."
Williams
&
Manson
of
Prince
Huperl
nre
suing
Angue
Ilealon
and
A.
F.
Kobe
for
:i,ono
on
an
account
in
Ihe
Vancouver
courln
Frank
Abraham
and
a
crow
of
workmen
arrived
from
Vuncou-
m
-
-
A
launch
pu-puling
o'er
Ihe
bay
Paying
Willi
nnlv
liim
"In
ki-en
me!
And
company,
'
"!.'
V
0
'I'"
The
Vancouver
il
handier
Of
minei
'islMHini
itMnaiuliucr
log-l
islaliou
lo
'prohibit
the
owner
ship
of
miuinjr
property
by;
nnn-
Hrilish
subjects
so'ettis
lo
be
founded
upon
thoughtless
pre
judice,
than
upon
npprccial
ion
iif
the
mining
situation
and
its
needs
in
Hritish
f.oliimhia
today
says
the
Xelson
News.
If
such
legislalion
were
passed
il
would
probihil
the
American
capitalist
from
coming
lo
Hrilisb
Columbia
and
hy
buying
and
developing
a
mining
properly
unlit
be
had
foresworn,
Ills
allegiance
lo
bis
country
and
become
-i
Hrilisb
subject.
Could
anything
be
more
utter
ly
foolish,
or
more
direolly
coc-Irary
lo
Hie
inleresls
of
Hrilisb
Columbia,
whose
'greatest
,
peed
is
capital
lo
develop
lis
industries.
.
,
Thousands
of
dollars
are
expended
by
Hriiish
Colum
bia
government
and
publicity
or-
ganizalions
with
Ihe,
object
of
allrncling
American
.capital'
In
Hritish
Columbia,
to
provide
the
funds
which
nre
needed
for
development
of
our
mineral
wel!!i,
wealth
which
Is
lying
dorniaiil
because
we
in
Canada
have
not.
the
money
lo
develop
It
The
Vancouver.
chamber
of
mines
has
ilself
taken
the
load
in
mining
convention.-
,
which
yvere
iliroctly
dosltfiied
In
InleriMl
American
capitalists
so
Ihll,
Hritish
Columbia
.could
feccure
'ji.
9'
in
llu
lM'inre
a
ire
Ibis
the
benefits
which
morning
to
creel
the
tanks
for
Ihe
from
I
lie
cxpcndilim
Imperial
Oil
Co.
at
Hays
Coye.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
.
WSi-
A
.MAX
is
upt
lo
look
silly
when
proposing
lo
a
girl
and
as
a
matter
of
fael
lie
is
just
wha!
he
look,.
flapper's
Rubayat
SMOOTH
running
car,
Hint
may
go
Where'er
I
wish
and
no
one
,.
else
to
know.
lleside
upon
Ihe
seat
and
driving
daringly
A
real
'he-man,
whose.
mic
arm
circles
inc.
would
accrue
of
Amen
can
capital
In
opening
up
our
mines,
.Not
more
than
a
ninu!,
ago,
delegates
from
Hie
Vaneoti
ver
chamber
of
mines
alleuded
:i
conference
in
Spokane
with
Hie
direct
object
or
securing
American
capital
for
Hrilisb
Coliimlija
mining
'properties.
Now,
this
same
body
asks
fo-Hie
passage
of
legislation'
to
slap
American
capitalists
i
Ihe
face.
Iby
Idling
them
that
we
don't
(want
their
money
invested
in
Hrilisb
Columbia
unless
I
hey
will
first
become
Hrilisb
subjects.
We
do
want
'Iheir
.money,
we
do
wanl
lo,
see
Ihem
develop
our'
2.
mining'
proper!
fes
and
we
do
want
lo
see
Ihem
make
a
profit
,olll
of
their
ventures,
because
I
In'
jicsl
encouragenteuf
lo
in-
iveslmenl
in
mining
is
a
dividend
mine.
:
while
we
always
welcome
the
ranks
of
Hrilisb
citi-;
A
basket,
filled
willt
Jiinc.h'.eimugir',"''l'lp
any
of
our
ood
Allien-!
for
two
'
frjeuds
who
desire
lo
l.e-
Oh
what
a
lif,l
Mwoubf
be'
for
''"'"'
subjects
or
King
(i
-gc
me
and
ygd."
iNVI'
an'
certainly
nol
going
lo
be
,v
idiolic
enough
lo.
say
that
we
IT'S
easy
enough
lo
make
a
w,,"'t
l(''
i"v,,!'1
',l
living
for
oneself
but
lhedilll-jl"'"vince
until
they
do.
cully
is
lo
keep
the
wife
ami
:
'
family,
Ihe
dog,
Ihe
'cal,
ll.e
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
gramotdione.
Ihe
radio
set.
the1
Prince
Rupert
car,
the
launch
and
Ihe
visitors.!
Murchie,
Vancouver
IT'S
hardly
safe
lo
adopt
.)'
baby.
Some
neighbor
is
sure
o:
come
along
and
say
bow
milch
it
resembles
it's
dad.
...'.''
i
WOULD
NOT
RESTRICT
MINERS
j-ROM
STATES
Nelson
News
Very
Outspoken'
Against
Proposal
to
Prevent
Americans
Staking
Claims
,
iY.
I'.
Hoyer,
Siiiilhers:
IF
Adam
chucked
Kye
under;:nd
Mrs.
Ihe
chin
he
would
be
tickling
his
:
unpen.
own
rili.
'
,
THF.
fastest
race
in
Ihe
world
is
a
race
oT
modern
flappers.
'
i
7V
.
!
IF
money
really'litlked,,
I'd
!ik''j
'
lo
have
a
little
conversatior..
I),
l'raser,
S
r
II.
.
M.
Taylor,
Central
cily.
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Major
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:..10
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Winnipeg,
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AOENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlckat
Offlct,
628
Third
Ant.,
Prinot
Ruptrt.
Phpm
260.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
RAILWAY
8.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
January
12,
26;
February
0,
23
For
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle
January
2,
16,
30;
February
13,
27
8.-S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
B'ltedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Oceai
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and,
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Age.icy
for
all
Steamship
Line
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent
Ctirncr
of
4U
S'reet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ructii.
B.i
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