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Monday.
Nov.
30,
1925.
Irish
Border
Causes
Uneasiness.
There
seenis
to
lie
a
little
friction
over
the
settlement
of
the
Irish
horde1
which
i--
causing
some
uneasiness.
This
is
unfortunate
but.
it
is
hoped
everything
will
he
smoothed
out
satisfactorily.
If
had
seemed
recently
as
if
the
Irish
problems'
hjid
been
settled
and
that
nothing
more
of
a
disagreeable
nature
would
be
heard
from
the
Emerald
Isle.
St.
Andrew's
Day
,
'e
Celebrated
Today.
This
is
St.
Andrew's
Day
and
it
is
of
more
than
ordinary
importance
in
this
city
because
there
is,
here
a
SL
Andrew's
Society,
the
members
of
which
are
Scolljjh
and
largely
Presbyterian
alid
that
the
Anglican
Churclrhere,is
also
named
after
the
same
saint.
tjAndrew
was
the.
first
oM
lie.
Apostles
and
a
brother
of
Simon
reier.
JlAvs-rt
disciple
of-Joliii
the
Haplit.
He
i
said
lit
have-
been
great
missionary
timl
is'TilIegeil
to
have
been
cnict
fied
for
the
pins
I
ran
failh.
lie
is
sapl
by
'Mime
to
have
carried
the
Christian
faith
as
far
as
Scotland
and
a
result
hits
been
adopted
as
the
patron
saint
of
that
country,
the
Scottish
flap,
having
as
its
emblem
the
itoss
of
SI.
Andrew,
known
as
(he
"silver
sallire,"
a
while
cross
on
a
blue
ground.
Are
Sparring
-For
Position.
It
looks
as
if
the
railways
are
sparring
for
position
in
connection
with
Die
development
of
the
Peace
River
country.
The
lines
could
neither
of
then?
afford
to
go
in
there
and
open
up
the
couulry
without
Ihe
aid
of
the
federal
government
and
thai
aid
willtiiulobiiledly
be
Miiighl
mimii.
The
C.P.M..
a
being
first
in
the
field,
has
prior
claim,
but
on
the
other
hand
some
people
louiit
the
wiMiom
of
I
lie
government
bounding
a
rival
concern
As
a
mutter
of
fact
there
.should
be
no
hostile
rivalry
between
the
(LP.
It.
ami
the
Canadian
.National.
Rolh
are
national
institutions,
only
one
is
held
lireclly
by
the
people
of
Cauadit
whereas
llie
other
lias
been
carried
on
largely
through
the
in
vestment
of,
private
capital.'
Competition
is
a
good
thing
but
not
throat
cutting
competition.
If
the
LP.lt.
can
develop
tin'
Peace
River
country
and
do
it
without
committing
the
government
to
any
large
enpilal
outlay,
their
claim
is
worthy
of
consideration.
If
Ihe
company
demand
"n
large
cash
bonus,
it
will
be
for
the
government
to
consider
whether
it
would
not
be
belter
to
expend
the
money
on
the
railway
thai
is
owned
directly
by
the
nation.
On
one
llunx
all
see
hi
to
be
agreed,
and
that
i
that
the
work
if
railway
building
in
that
country
should
uroceed
soon
Probably
he
present
iiije
yijl
Jte
pushed
forward
through
the
mountains
to
Rrilish
Colii'mbfa.lcrriory
nijd
from
Ih'err
.it,
inighl
with
economy
be
built
from
either
em),
meeting
at
a
point
afiout
midway.
Progress
business
prin-dples
SOUND
and
a
policy'
ol
gradual
expansion
have
marked
the
steady
growth
of
this
Bank
for
over
City
years.
Today,
one
of
the
largest
and
strongest
banks
in
the
world.
It
serves
every
phase
of
business
and
private
life
at
home,
and
is
taking
a
leading
part
In
the
expansion
of
trade
In
foreign
markets.
The
Royal
Bank
oi
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
WEDDING
SATURDAY
;
IN
BOSTON
HALL
OF
MISS
G.
E.
ANDERSON
der
Ihe
leadership
of
Mr.
Ilonplr-
lelin,
for
the
purpose
of
spre.id-
ins
Christianity
and
hringin:
men
and
hoys
into
Ihe
church
The
brotherhood
how
lias
chap
ters
throughout
the
United
Slates.
in
Canada,
Knxland,
Scotland,
Ihe
West
Indies,
the
Canal
Zone,
Australia,
Ireland,
Chihn
and
Japan.
'
,
A
reminder
of
Die
occasion
was
broadcast
from
radio
station
al
Chicago,
New
York,
I'hdailelphlK.
Clevidaud,
Piltsbury.
and
Huston
ADMIRAL
WATSON
HERE
FOR
REPAIRS
Bound
Voyage
Last
Night
After
Having
Propeller
Blade
Put
on
In
The
Letter
Box
WHEN
WAS
WEDDING?
Was
Followed
by
Elaborate
Sup-
l'.dl"r
Daily
Xew-
"
"""'
'!
and
Dancing
Followed
"""Zh
per
r
,
,
'ditv
issue
vnu
emium'tiled
upon
A
somcwha,
o.abora.e
we,.-'
.
'"
Tt:;:
ding
look
place
Saturday
ntft.t'
1
"
-
"
.
.
at
the
Hoslon
Hall
xxl.eu
Miss,"""
V"?
'
"
"
Y
,
Iterlrvule
KnpaborK
Anderson,!''
,
?"
.latiuhlrr
of
Mrs.
A.
Anderson
of
i
""""
"Z
this
city
became
Ihe
bride
of
Ole
'""""'
VT
"
"
,"
'"
"""
"
Martin
Itaw-iO
Ifv.
Walter
Al-
J
.
..
..
..
.
.
...
...
iimver
and
von
m
so
m'hIuiv
,
ui
ten
or
me
i.ameurai
oiiirmunF."
:
.
z'
;
.....
w:
i
;.l
.......
Xls...
I.'.-.
I...
OnillHWI
IWI,
l
I
ill'
Jil
mi
s
imi
ill
was
.mis
i.-i.iii
......
.
I
words.
"The
""
tflv
f,.l.
.......
I
...tnnisl
V...lo..il
'
luolt
supported
Hie
jtcom.
The
bride
i'"'
"",
"
-
Was
Kiven
away
by
tier
brother.
(iiinanl
Anderson.
Miss
Mor
rison
played
the
wrddins
march
and
during
the
signing
of
the
register
Miss
Jone
saw;.
The
hall
was
pro!
lily
decorated
in
the
United
Church
ParHoiiajre
at
f
o'clock
Saturday
nixlit.
Itev.
Vt.
H.
Hacker
offirialiuir.
of
lis
Isabella
lireer
ami
Pedar
Hof
Jlelo.
The
witnesses
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kinar
I.aren.
After
the
ceremony
a
wedding
supper
was
.servei
al
the
horn
of
Sir.
ami
Mrs.
Larsen.
I'he
bride,
who
is"
a
Sister
of
Mrs.
Larsen.
lias
been
livinc
her
for
a
year.
The
croom
i
well
known
as
a
fNlierman.
They
will
take
up
ttiejr
reidenro
in
the
eity.
BROTHERHOOD
OF
ST.
ANDREW'S
HELD
ANNUAL
FESTIVAL
CHIC
Mil).
n.
.'in
Men
and
hoys
nf
l
In-
Kpisriipjil
I'liurcli
throuuhou'
Ihe
wurld
yeslerrtav
onservel
Hie
l?nd
aiiniv'rsry
of
Hie
fnondin
of
the
ltriithirlinod
of
PI.
Andrew.
All
chapters
of
the
organiza
tion
held
(Corporate
Cnuiinuriion
seryicr
and
the
day
was
Of
e-peeial
interest
this
year
because
It
was
the
dale
of
birth
of
the
late
James
I.,
lloutrhtelin-r
of
Chicago,
founder
of
I
lie
order.
Forty
Iwo
years
a
so,
al
SI
lames
Church,
Chieairo,
twelve
youns
men
banded
together
un
In
t'niitimie
your
r.n
Mv
I
priuiM.-.l
lo
draw
your
H'i.Mti-
ti.
Hie
fact
thai
you
have,
upxali
several
occasions
lately,
urged
upon
us
all
to
slop
lalkiup
eler'ioii
a'id
hurkle
dn
'I
w,"k-
"",
fnr
II,.
neeasiim
and
following'"
Satiirdav
rW
you
fe.terai.-d
Mo.
ex-
Ihe
ceremony,
supper
wa
served
in
the
hall
and
this
was
followed
by
dancing
with
Mis
Morrison
at
Ihe
piano.
The
tinl
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Captain
Dann
Laren.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Happen
will
Ihe
in
the
city.
QUIETLY
MARRIED
SATURDAY
NIGHT
Miss
Isabella
Greer
Becomes
Bride
of
Peder
Olof
Melo,
Rev.
G.
G.
Hacker
The
weddiiuf
liwik
place
iiiietly
luirtMiutn.
UKini:
th'
iM;.n
words:
"The
ibv
lion
is
ncf
Hint
some
people
.do
nol
si'.-m
realiifo
the
fact.
Let
us
lab
ahnu'
sinnclliiiJiF
es.
Tliere
is
wurk
lo
toe
tonc
in
tins
i-nnstituenev
other
than
jiollli.
il.
This
is
ihe
time
to
be
dVdnc
t."
Now,
my
dear
Sir.
htm
can
we
!m
eee4ed
to
f'!
aeltHdilirs
it
you
irsist,
in
pi
v
ot
ynur
pro-t.'sls,
to
use
jMoir
etfitorial
co!-noins
for
Ihe
poruse
of
spread-trsc
ptditiral
pr.iKii'l
As
a
news
Hi'm
litis
rain
nf
.".
t-ogtresive
neat
i
very
inter
estinjr.
Mil
just
iiip
little
ijues-tion,
for
the
sftki-
of
infnrination
:
Why
do
you
enrard
this
lroare-sive
gain
as
lttti:
a
fain
for
Die
Liberal
parly
Are
the
twain
one
fb'sh,
ami
if
so.
when
was
the
weddui??
iKOH;i:
c.
ni
siiiiY
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
YKS.
I.er.
ay:
I.KT'S
reiueiyhiT
'Tis
lal
of
.veniler,
sni
make
I
hem
alt
happy
With
sin
tial
are
snappy.
o
.WHAT
is
wiu
ryiiiy
me
i
wha'
!
skull
do
with
the
litoney
I
shal1
save
from
Ihe
n-durtlno
of
the
income
lax.
i
IIIK
.
oily
thing
that
knocks
wlo'ii
it
is
rlinilitug
is
an
ul-
engine.
'I
snally
the
kuneker
i'
jusl
coasting
down
hill.
ClimciSM
of
the
young.
!
one
way
of
showing
renlUatioR
of
Ihe
fact
that
you
are
yeltin
old.
.MAN
wauls
hul
little
here
be
low
and
that's
the
way
with
Ihe
girls.
Jusl
look
al
their
skirls.
Til
Kit
K
was
an
imporlanl
Hen
of
new
came
over
the
wires
th
other
day
from
the
old
country
It
announced
thai
spats
had
been
lunished
from
Ihe
ltritih
Armv
Possthly
Ihe
world
will
now
he
at
peaee.
TUB
Toronto
Utobo
is
respon
sible;
for
the
flalemejil
Ilia!
a
ydiinfc
'
tntfn
.felijtMnoe,
whih
visifig
ia
Sliflirur
jiyenlly,
to
stioufc'iff
Ih
aiMrylJ)is
educa
lion
Hinned
Ho-
ears
df
theyonnc
lady
he
was
IryiiiK
to
enlerlalr
lo
such
an
ixlenl
HihI
she
was
forevd
In
restooid
Willi::
"Hereafter,
ymuig
man.
in
arlieulatlng
your
siii'rfliinus
senlimenfality.
American
Boat
Resumed
North-'
beware
of
platitudinous
pond-
erosilies:
lei
your
conversational
eouimunicnlimis
(Misses
a
ratified
eiuicisi-io'ss
and
n
coinparl
com-preheiision,
.it'd
sjiare
me,
please
The
Pacific
Coast
Steamship
-
t'.o.
s
steamer
Admiral
Watson.l
She
Wat
TrnnhlrH
With
Cad.
V.
r.mpiisl,
arrived
iit
port)
ni.-
i
r
At
n
at
oclock
.Kaluisla,
niRhl
fro.nl
Chronic
Constipation
Ketciiikau
and
moved
up
lo
the'
n
ynnt
howel
become
eontt.
dry
dock
at
U.30
yesterday
mom-
p""l
y"a
r
,n
a
lot
f
trouble,
(
in..
i.i.
I
M
onstipi.ion
m
one
of
tlie
mot
ins.
After
bavin
a
new
pro-,
pv0iBe
l(i,P0
,hst
,ha
peller
blade
put
on,
the
vessel'
hnnmn
rate
i
.(3lrtpd
to,
therefore
cleared
for
Hiu
north
at
5
o'clock
tTr
motion
of
tbp
boweN
rvfry
tas
eeniinr
'lonl,l
be
the
aim
of
everyone
the
Admiral
Wa.son.
bound!
XV
CjSi.,.
north
from
Seattle
to
Alaska'
Eiut,
n.r.
writ.!
"I
wn.
troubled
porls.
had
jusl
left
Ketchikan
on!
with
ehronie
conntlpstion,
and
bertme
1'riday
when
she
dropped
a
blade
Ibis
lo'cessilated
her
rotniiiK
here
for
repairs,
which
com-pbded.
she
resumed
her
vnyac
north
from
here.
The
vessel
had
about
30
passeusers
on
board
as
yell
as-a
freighl
cary.
Well-Known
People
Marshall
-
The
Joneses
nre,
mnvlns
from
Ihe
neighborhood.
Muriel
MovlnBl
Why.
people
are
Just
Reltlnn
lo
know
them.
Marshall
That's
why
they're
golnir.
(o
lad
t
m
niiuo.t
afraid
to
cat
anrthini;.
One
day
I
mw
yonr
sitrrttenint
of
Filil
burn's
was
to
I
Rot
three
vuls,
and
after
taVlnr
them
I
haii-
never
been
troubled
eloee
witb
vmxtiiiatioii."
Put
up
out;
by
The
T.
iltlbura
Co.,
Liiuluu,
ToruotOj
Out.
Mg"ha
NVtmhi
:
x
Too
Late
TN
THE
BRIGHT
HEYDAY
OF
A
YOUTH,
who
could
tell
him
of
the
storms
that
lay
ahead?
In
the
full
strength
of
manhood,
who
could
hint
to
him
of
weakness
or
ill-health
?
The
need
for
Life
Insurance
protection
seemed
dim
and
remote--and
because
of
this
the
day
of
decision
was
deferred.
And
then
came
the
day
when
failing
health
brought
a
grim
realization
of
his
need--
Too
late
!
In
your
life,
from
the
experience
of
others
all
too
many,
avert
this
tragedy.
Obtain
the
security
of
Life
Insurance
Service
while
you
may.
Now,
while
you
are
strong
and
well,
the
protection
of
Life
Insurance
Service
is
most
accessible
and
most
inexpensive.
Decide
today
--before
you,
also,
arc
too
late.
hi
all
those
prehistoric
paraphrases."
The
dashing
yonnp
hero
from
Madoe
slanuiiered
that
he
wnubl.
Til
HIIK
Is
no
special
significance
in
ihe
fa
ok,
that
the,
appeal
f
Ihe
murderers
in
Hie
HeVyl
II.
ease
and
the
appeal
of
Arthur
MeiKhrn
iijrninsl
the
conliiiualion
in
office
of
I'reiuier
Markenic
Kin
are
to
he
heard
on
the
same
day.
Ten
Years
Ago
Irt
Prince
Rupert
November
30,
1815.
The
local
Patriotic
I'uinl
com-millee
is
inauyiirulin
a
campaign
for
funds
in
rarry
on
Hie
wirk
of
providhiK
for
wives
iiuJ
families
of
the
married
men
who
have
r
one
to
the
front.
Jack
Hnsch,
pioneer
tnlnlna
man
of
the
district
and
well
known
in
this
cty,
has
died
of
wounds
as
n
result
of
service
oversells.
A
burglar
last
nlKhl
visllcil
Colo's
ClKar
SI
ore.
The
safe
was
opened
and
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