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Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
West
Must
Insist
On
Railways
Complying.
1H
yf
Saturday.
Sept.
19,
1925.
It
looks
jul
now
as
if
the
railways
were
governing
Canada
and
againl
any
such
conditions
of
affairs
the
West
mut
put
in
such
an
emphatic
protest
that
a
change
is
bound
to
take
place
When
the
country
begin
to
be
governed
by
(he
C.P.R.
or
any
other
corporation
it
is
time
vigorous
action
was
taken.
mere
lias
been
talk
enough
about
the
western
freight
rates.
I
he
demand
has
lietni
made
that
(hey
be
equalized
and
the
(ioveriuneiil
of
Canada
ami
the
Board
of
Railway
Commis
sioners
have
both
ordered
that
Uij
be
done.
Now,
according
to
report,
the
railways
are
not
complying
with
the
order.
There
has
been
enough
playing
witlrthe
West
on
the
part
of
Montreal
and
the
East
generally.
If
we
cannot
get
decent
treatment
it
is
lime
we
advocated
more
vigorous
measure.
Prince
Rupert
is
vitally
interested
in
this
freight
rates
rase.
H
is
not
u
hiallef-
of
politics.
It
is
simply
business.
We
shall
have
to
talk
so
plainly
pretty
soon
thai
there
will
be
no
mistaking
what
we
mean.
Flour
Mill
For
Prince
Rupert.
A
Vancouver
man
writes
suggesting
the
establishment
or
a
flour
mill
here.
He
gives
reasons
why
he
thinks
it
should
lie
successful.
With
his
proposal
we
agree
most
heartily.
There
is
an
opening
for
the
establishment
of
a
mill
here
and
anything
that
can
possibly
be
done
locally
should
be
undertaken
so
(hat
if
possible
such
an
industry
may
become
an
accomplished
fact.
Pupils
In
Schools
Indicate
Permanency.
When
the
schools
reopened
after
the
holidays
it
was
found
tnai
mere
were
about
l,0.it
pupils
attending
in
this
citv.
In
(he
city
of
Nelson
there
were
1,120,
and
in
Ketchikan
the
num
ber
was
to2.
Nelson
is
comparatively
an
old
city
and
Ketchi
kan,
nniiougjr
older
than1
Prnfee
:
Unpen,'
new
o-fnr
a
It?
modern
development
is
concerned.
Everybody
Use
North
B.C.
Produce.
Prince
Rupert
people
should
make
a
point
of
buying
.wiiiern
ii.u
produce.
Tins
js
me
natural
market
for
lheo-(atoes
und
other
products
irf'the
farm
of
the
interior
and
if
Prince
Rupert
people
insist
on
having
(hose
products
Iheywili
help
Hie
farmers
ami
at
the
same
time
indirectly
help
themselves.
Very
soon
Bulkley
Valley
beef
will
be
coming
in.
but
in
the
meantime
there
aro
potatoes
of
the
best
quality
and
the
way
(o
build
up
the
north
is
to
encourage
those
who
are
giving
their
lives
to
uie
work
or
developing
i.
The
governilienl
has
done
a
great
deal
toward
helnins
Prince
Ruperl
but
we
must
do
something
ourselves
and
there
is
no
way
we
can
co-operate
to
better
advantage
than
by
insisting
on
being
given
potatoes
grown
in
.Northern
British
Columbia.
Getting
In
Touch
With
The
Unseen.
A
despatch
published
yesterday
telling
abonl
Conan
Dovle
receiving
spirit
messages,
caused
a
good
ileal
of
discussion
lo
rally.
A
great
many
are
inclined
to
-ruff
at
(he
idea
of
such
message
being
received
while
others
are
firm
believers
in
close
rontart
between
I
lie
seen
and
the
iiueeii.
I
hose
who
listen
to
radio
messages
coming
from
point
innusamis
oi
nines
away
realize
that
there
may
be
spirit
mes
sages
aiso
pervaiiing
i
lie
air
wiucli
need
only
the
proper
re
eeiyjiig
apparatus
In
enable
ii
to
hear.
Ibeni.
At
any
rate
it
i
not
'impossible
and
thousand?'
of
.people
today,
believe
(hev
really
dit
Occur.
'
.
r
...
'
It
is
eay
(0
scoff."
The'
ignorant
have
always
done
(Int.
There
were
men
who
scoffed
at
the
automobile
until
they
were
knocked
down
bv
one.
r
A
Balance
in
the
Bank
THE
allowance
ot
the
house
wife,
or
the
salary
of
the
business
girl,
will
last
longer
and
go
farther
if
paid
into
the
Bank
and
withdrawn
only
as
required.
The
temptation
to
spend
for
unnecessary
things
will
be
less,
and
the
balance
to
carry
forward
each
month
will
be
greater.
Ltiitt
mill
ricikt
nurttout.
kilpful
atltntitn
from
ur
SUU.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
.Prince
Rupert
Dranch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
IN
CAR
LOTS
Marketing
Centre
Being
Estab
lished
at
Smlthers
and
Effort
Made
to
Push
Sales
SMITH
Kits.
Sept.
19.
At
tlx
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
board
of
trade
in
the
Municipal
Olfice
.Monday
night.
Win.
Hood
son
of
I
lie
firm
of
Sealy
ami
Doodon,
outlined
for
the
meet
ing
the
plans
of
his
firm
for
the
establishment
o!
a'
centre
to
tleaT
with
life
marketing
or
rami
produce
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
Mr.
Dooilson
said
the
farmer
throughout
I
he
district;
had
been
requested
to
supply
him
with
a
list
of
the
produce
(hey
will
have
for
sale
his
fall,
and
he
has
eoinmuuiraled
with
the
whole
salers
in
Hie
business
centres
aking
that
they
give
him
a
chance,
to
show
that
the
produce
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
fs
equal
or
heller
than
the
products
of
other
districts
The
plan
is
to
have
ware
houses
at
Smithers
and
ship
from
here
in
car
load
lots,
and
a
start
ha
already
been
mad
on
the
erection
of
the
rirst
building
which
wilt
he
twenty-four
by
fin
reel.
The
firm's
own
cold
storage
plant
will
of
course
take
care
of
the
storage
of
the
beef
and
other
meals.
'
The
hoard
gave
I
heir
endorsa-
tion
to
I
lie
project
and
expressed
a
willingness
In
give
their
assistance
where
needed.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
THE
taxes
that
worry
me
are
the
ones
I
have
to
pay.
I
do
not
worry
about
the
iiiherilanr
tax,
FAITH
is
a
great
thing.
It
I
faith
that
enables
many
of
us
to
live
beyond
our
incomes.
I.OVK
is
blind,
but
thai
is
why
a
lot
of
u
were
aide
to
maPry.
Perhaps
He
went
out
shooting
wavy
-
-
geee-
And
rrom
the
flock
look
toll
Yet
when
he
got
back
into
(own
lie
never
lold
a
soul.
PHLW.K
Rupert
will
be
all
right
in
the
long
run.
but
the
difficulty
is
(he
run
is
too
long.
Autumn
resolutions:
Determining
to
save
part
of
salary.
Determine
lo
Incur
no
more
debts.
Make
up
mind
to
play
bndmiii.
Ion.
Deciding
to
study
evenings
in
stead
or
going
lo
bridge
parties.
Decide
to
mind
own
husjness
all
time.
Decide
to
make
up
mind
soon.
I
Hi;
dimculfy
about
living
alone
is
thai
there's
nobody
to
growl
at
when
things
go
wrong.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
A
pot
or
money
containing
3iiju.ui,
uonaieu
oy
tieorge
Frjzzell
and
railed
by
the
Hed
t-.ro,
has
been
won
by
David
I
hompsnn.
Adair
Cars
injured
his
le
while
out
hunting
at
the
bead
or
the
Inlet
today.
He.
tell
on
hi
hunting
knire.
W.
J.
Orecr
won
the
Exhibition
gold
medal
ror
shooting
at
the
MctfchoII
Creek
range
lodav
Ills
score
was
7
and
tlial'of
Joe
Jack,
who
won
the
silver
medal,
was
82.
TERRACE
NOTES
n
Miss
t
.
.
I
1
:
tir.
.
nee
Matlie
Washburn,
who
lived
here
some
years
o
with
her
sisler,
Mrs.
A.
L.
Johnston,
is
visiting
friends
in
town.
Ntme
Address
fuHjr
Inr
an
particular?
of
the
HecU.
9i
Dr,'
Wrindh,
M.L.A.:
htlsiiipM
tsJtor'
ou"
Monday
Tues.iiy.
UiUt
V
two
daughters.
Mis.
Smith
and
Miss
Alice,
of
llanall,
were
in
town
on
Wednesday
and
took
iri;
the
Terrace
Fair.
I
K.
A.
Itlow,
ctii'
f
colonization
agent
tor
the
C.N.
11.
accompanied
by
Dr.
tSeorge
Hansen.
Dominion
geogolist,
left
(or
Kalum
Lake
on
Thursday
to
Investigate
the
dif
ferent
milling
activities
there.
S.
A.
Clothier,
resident
min-'
ins:
engineer,
wa
in
town
on
,
Wednesday
and
accompanied!
Jaek
Hell
and
Tommy
Turner
t"j
their
copper
claims
on
William
Greek.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
II.
McKay
have
moved
in
rrom
Kalum
Lake
and
ire
living
in
Arnold
tlreelmaa's
home
north
M
the
I'ark.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sessions
and
two
children
of
I'aeffio
were
visitors
to
Hie
.fair
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
W.
C.
LUHe.
Woodcock,
were
in
town
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
Little
was
sueeessml
eshfhitor
at
the
lair.
Mis
Ksther
Iaren
or
New
York,
who
ha
spent
the
last
three
month
vrtlji
her
aunt,
Mr
V.
Soueie,
i
leaving
lor
her
home,
in
the
east
today.
Messrs.
M.
Allard,
O.
Olunder.
l.
IIrolin,
F.
I'hl-ejttorjaiid
K.
A.
Little
came
in
froni
Kaluni
I.lke
and
were
in
town
on
Fair
day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anthony-and
Son
or
Hemo,
were
in
I6vti
on
Wed
nesday),
,
was
a
And
A
number
oi
the
employee
ol
the
I.akelse
Halehery
came
to
lown
on
Tuesday
Itiinkiiig
the
Fair
display
was
open
lo
the
pull
lie
on
Tuesday
as
well
ns
Wednesday.
They
were
ipiile
disappointed
lo
find
Tuesday
was
only
receiving
day,
hut
owing
lo
another
'
shipment
of
salmon
eggs
going
to
Stuart
Lake
Ihf
week
they
could
not
slay
over
until
Wednesday
and
returned
lo
the
lake
Tuesday
evening.
C.
II.
Snwle
was"
in
lown
on
Wednesday.
.1.
Murplill.lnn
iti.l
Mf
Mrs.
Fennan.
of
Kelchikan,
Usk,
were
visitor
on
Wednes-
I.
O.
P.
Drown,
well
known
mining
man
of
Seattle,
accompanied
by
W.
J.
Klumndov.
mini
no-
nn.
cineer
of
Seattle,
arrived
In
town!
recently
and
lert
on
Thursday
to'
investigate
Mr.
Drown'
claims
j
on
jjiorniilll
.Mountain
known
as
the
Iron
Hal
claims.
Mr.
V
Rlinrtvnn.l
la
n
I
-----
...
'v..
ww.
ia
it
I.
Jiici
enf.
a
patient
in
the.
Prince
Ilu-'
perl
general
hospital.
Mr.
and
Mra,
It.
K.
Allen
am!
day.
Mr.
Lindsay,
llrenhvood;
P.
0.
Hlark,
fhand
Forks,
and
H.
D
51
111
SiMONDS
J
SAWS
nni
.Machine
Knives
X
incyatay
sharp
longer.
'"
xo
it
eo.
limiuo
Jlllll
MU-
.
V
Held.'
Vii-i.r;a,
l-fi
(
ilmrsday
nflei
having
ailed
as
judges
at
Uie
Fair.
Tho.
Tiirin
of
Gopper
City,,
was
in
lown
n
Wednesday.
i
Mrs.
i:has
Haven,
I.akelse
Lake,
j
wa
in
lown
tins
week
visit
iug
her
HHdher
Mrs.
J.
Haven.
1
A.
B.
May
ot
Fduionton.
renewed
a.MjiHtintance
with
W.
lunii.it
while
in
town
the
beginning
of
week.
He
lei
for
Iluperl
on
Wedneday.
II.
S.
Parker,
Prince
Rupert.
cm
lied
at
lorul
groens
this
week.
The
W.A.
or
the
Anglican
t'bureii
met'
on
Thursday
ror
the
first
tune
since
the
summer
vacation
at
the
home
r
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh.
Work
is
already
under
way
for
a
Clirlstiiias
Itazaar.
Mrs.
Olar
Hanson
or
Prince
Iluperl
was
the
gue.l
ol
Mrs
tJeorge
Little
tor
a
few
days
thi
week.
She
left
for
Sntilhrr
on
Thursday.
Hev.
W.
J.
and
Mr.
Parson
arrived
home
on
Thursday
afternoon
after
a
short
holiday
in
Prinee
Huperl
.
The
four
medals,
two
gold
and
two
silver,
won
wllh
the
mineral
exhibits
sent
rrom
tins
district
to
the
Vancouver
Fair
have
arrived
and
are
on
display
in
the
window
at
Fred
Nnh,
H.C.L.S.
where
I
hey
are
attracting
a
good
deal
or
notice.
SMITHERS
fl.
llanley
'or
Prince
Rupert
and
formerly
of
Telkwa
was
visitor
in
lown
on
Monday.
P.
V.
Tnllon,
station
ngent
at
Hums
Lake,
i
enjoying
his
annual
vacation
and
with
hi
family
is
louring
through
the
district
spending
Wednesday
In
Smithers.
Jas.
B.
Kirky,
mining
recorder,
assumed
(he
duties
of
hi'
ofHce
on
Tuesday
afler
n
two
weeks
vacation
spent
in
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
southern
point.
Al.
Orcenlialgh,
G.N.Il.
official,
left
for
Kiiglainl
on.
Tuesday
for
mi
extended
holiday,
and
on
his
return
will
be
accompanied
by
Mr.'flreenhalgh
and
child
who,
aro
now
visiting
in
llio
Old
Country.
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
K.
Angus,
who
have
-been
,
visiting
wllh
their
son
W.
Angus
-
one
of
the
C.X.R.
dipatcliers
for
the
pasl
few
week,
leU
ror
their
haiue
in
Merlckville,
Out.,
on
Wednesday
evening'
train.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
K.
Ilemslreel
or
Walcoll,
were
buslne
vUll.
or
In
toxjii
on
Thursday.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Chas.
Marred
of
Harrell
Lake,
were
visitor
In
town
on
Thurasday,
rclurnlng
Clares
HECLA
Clare
Bros.
Western,
Limited.
Winnipeg,
Man.
Pleaa
mat)
m
Illustrated
booklet
tlv
Fraier
Street
There's
no
place
like
home
on
a
winter's
nlht
If
the
home
It
heated
by
the
Jleda
Furnace
for
inside
it
the
cotjr,
warming
flow
of
perfect
heating
the
right
temperature
for
health
and
gocd
spirits,
The
winter
hat
lost
Itt
terrort
for
the
whole
ftmHy
no
more
colds,
chills.
Iroxen
plpet
even
the
flowers
on
the
windowsills
thrive
in
the
beneficent,
humid
warmth
provided
by
the
HecU.
The
tteel
ribbed
fire
pot
provide!
an
extraordinarily
Urge
radiating
surface
extracting
all
the
heat
from
the
coal.
Itt
(uitd
jotntt
prevent
leakage
of
gtt
and
dutt
into.
the
room.
Itt
Individual
triangular
grate
bart
enable
you
to
trim
the
fire
and
dispose
of
the
athet
without
lotlng
any
of
the
good
live
coalt,
Itt
circular
water
pan
humidifies
the
heat
to
the
correct
degree
for
health.
Altogether
you
will
find,
at
thousands
of
usert
have,
that
the
Heda
is
the
most
satisfactory,
as
well
at
the
most
economical
heating
unit
you
could
procure.
The
complete
story
of
the
Hecla
will
Interest
you.
Our
dealer
In
your
neighborhood
will
tell
you
or
if
you
cannot
locate
him,
mail
the
attached
coupon.
Clare
Bros.
Western
SASKATOON
Limited
WINNIPEG
CALGARY
EDMONTON
VANCOUVER
The
Furnace
that
Saves
One
Ton
in
Seven
Local
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Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
maker,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
lo
handle
at!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38P
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
i'ruicll
Hiit
her
Shop.
niT
-?s
from
(he
Kmprcss
Hotel
We
carry
n
full
line
erf
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
James
Zarelll
proprietor
home
on
Hie
evening
train.
Mrs.
Olnf
Hanson
returned
from
Prince
Hui.erl
im
Thur-
day's
train
and
will
spend
a
lew
more
weeks
al
their
summer
home
at
Lake
Kathlyu
before
returning
lo
Iluperl
for
the
win-Icr
season.
While
reluriilnir
lo
Id
home
afler
dark
a
couple
of
nights
ago
ny
a
snort
cut
through
Hie
brush
Lars
Anderson
had
the
misfor
tune
to
trio
over
a
root
nnd
broke
one
of
Hie
hotc
In
his
nnkle.
He
Wl
taken
to
the
hospital
ami
tils
root
ha
been
placed
in
n
cast.
Mr.
S.
p.
Hennell
entertained
a
iiiimher
of
ladies
at
bridge
at
tier
home
on
Flrl
Avenue
on
'Tuesday
night.
Them
were
four
table
playliur.
'The
first
nrlre1
being
won
by
Mr.
Uha.
Held,!
wiih
Mr.
J,
p.
KirkpalMck
second
and
Mr.
T.
Ockleshaw
llilrd.
Advrlle
In
thfl
Dally
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&
Jacquettes
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Helgerson
Block,
Prlne
Rupert,
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