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DAILT
EDITION
SRD
Friday,
October
0,
1925.
Forgot
To
Take
His
Gloves
Off.
In
his.
address
in
the
Empress
Theatre
the
other
evening
(S.
W,
Nirkerson,
Progressive
candidate,
forgot
to
lake
his
gloves
off
as
advertised.
-Many,
people
went
out
expecting
to
see
something
smah
or
hear
it
rip,
I
ml
they
were
disappointed.
Nothing
happened.
The
candidate
was
mostly
oh
the
defensive,
though
why
he
should
have
to
defend
himself
(hut
early
in
the
game
seemed
odd.
How
much
defense
would
he
need
if
he
were
at
Oltawa
for
four
or
five
years?
The
meeting
made
it
clear
to
any
impartial
observer,
that
he
would
not
be
tlfere.
Must
Practice
Economy
But
Not
At
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Nirkerson
strongly
urged
that
the
utmost
economy
should
lie
practiced
in
order
to
reduce
taxation
and,
almost
in
the
same
breath,
urged
greater
'expenditures
here
and
berated
the
member
for
not
securing
larger
appropriations.
Everyone
knows
that
we
cannot
have
our
money
and
spend
it.
If
there
is
tu
Ik?
economy
in
the
country
it
will
have
to
be
here
as
elsewhere.
Of
course
we
want
things
and
we
shall
do
our
utmost
to
get
them,
but
it
is
Useless
to
be
unreasonable.
I'riucc
.yiierJiasjust
got
a
million
anil
a
quarter
.
miliar
expenditure
here'
una
Tl
would
Iiardiy.be
reaVomdile
to
expect
'airy-thing
else
under
the
present
financial
condition
of
the
country.
All
Are
Wanting
Things
Done
Here.
No
one
has
fought
more
iwr-slstently
than.
the
Daily
News
for
things
required
Jiere
and
this
'paper
has
been
outspoken
in
regard
to
the
action
of
the
railway
and
"government
on
many
matters.
We
have
to
speak
up
plainly
sometimes.
Still,
though
we
are
often
disappointed
at
Hie
results
and
we
should
like
to
see
greater
progress
along
many
lines,
we
have
to
face
facts
a
we
find
Iheni.
Today
we
have
three
courses
open
to
us.
We
can
send
Mr.
Hushhy
to
Oltawa
In
support
Sir
Henry
Drayton
and
the
others
who
fought
tooth
and
nail
against
Prince
Rupert.
We
can
send
Mr.
Nirkerson
to
Ottawa
to
be
a
voice
crying
in
th"
wilderness
Jagged
on
to
the
tail
of
Robert
Forke
and
his
few
followers.
The-other
alternative
is
to
again-return
Fred
Stork
to
Oltawa
to
carry
on
the
good
work
that
he
has
commenced,
if
he
has
been
able
to
secure
an
elevator
when
the
government
he
supported
had
not
even
a
majority
in
parliament,
what
may
he
not
do
when
lie
goes
back
this
time
to
join
a
government
with
good
majority
over
all
If
it
was
a
matter
of
voting
for
the
man,
choosing
would
be
much
more
difficult
than
it
is.
All
three
men
are
able
in
their
several
ways,
ah
nave
plenty
or
"courage
and
are
able
to
ex
press
themselves.
All
are
men.
who
do
credit
to
(lie
eoiislilu
ency.
Hut
that
is
not
the
question.
What
we
need
to
consjde"
is
the
effect
at
Ottawa
that
Iho
election
will
have.
V
Vote
For
Ourselves
In
This
Election.
'
"
-
In
tlrtsj'lectiou
let
us
vote
tor
ourselves.
We,
the
jieopl
eopte-
aro
the
one's
;ho
have
the
say.
We
ctip
.siippoji
whom
we
wflf
Wo
might
even
have
niitumWeil.liim'mtA"1?
eJj'CjeVl'.hini
i
enough
of
us
thought
well
tifti.
lUfcWerriftHlirttifat)
nSn
sider
more
nominal
ions.
We
have
three
men
before
us
and
what
we.;a
more
or
less
sensible
oeoole.
have
to
consider
is.
which
will
be'if
most
use
to
the.
community?
We
have
no
hesitation
in
saying
we
think
tlftd
to
elect
Stork
will
serve
our
purpose
Jwi'st.
-
We
can
use
him
Jo
advantage.
He
has
the
car
of
the
government;
and
tan
fight,our
battles
where
they
are
most
likely
lo
be
won.
As
eilizenof
Prince
Rupert
or
resident
in
the
other
parts
of
the
.Skecnii
ruling;
we
cannot
well
afford
to
lmiuige
in
ine
pleasures
oi
HMiuiug
an
opposition
member
U
parliament
on
Mils
occasion.
'
'POLICE
REPORT
I
i
A
HEAVY
MONTH:
Copy
of
Record
to
be
Sent
At-t
torney
General
to
Show
i
Effect
of
Beer
Parlors
I
MANY
NATIVE
CASES.
September
was
the
heaviest
month
in
years
as
far
as
police
records
in
Prince
Hupert
were
concerned
it
was
announced
hy
Ohief
Yiekers
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
police
comriiission
yesterday
afternoor
There
were
71
eases
deal!
with
in
court
resulting
in
C7
convictions,
four
dismissals,
two
withdrawtf
and
one
pending.
Ite-J
venue
for
the
month
totalled
$1.-,
098.5tl
including
?t.00;t.50
col-:
lected
as
fines
and
35
for
keep!
of
provincial
prisoners
in
tliP(
city
jail.
The
heavy
number
ofj
eases,
Ihe
'Jiief
suggested,
vn
due
to
Hie
larirc
number
of
Indians
in
town
during
Fair
Week.
There
were
T1
eases
of
drunkenness,
19
of
them
Indians.
Five
supplier
were
arrainged
and
convicted.
The
report
for
the
month
stated
(lint
weights,
of
coal
and
bread
had
been
iest-ed
and
found
correct.
Commissioner
Montgomery
regretted
that
Ihe
list
was
so
large
and
suggested
that
the
re-1
port
he
forwarded
lo
Hie
attorney
general
lo
show
Ihe
effect
of
Ihe
beer
parlors
in
Prince
Hu-perl
and
also
to
show
tiiat
Hie
commission
was
attempting
to
enforce
Ihe
law
ami
control
the
situation.
H
was
decided
1"
do
SO.
Commissioner
Montgomery
al-'
so
inquired
if
there
had
twen
any
reply
to
a
letter
recently
sent
to
the
attorney
general's
depart
ment
regarding
the
recent
activ
ities
of
"stool
pigeons"
here.
City
Solicitor
Jones
staled
that
no
reply
hail
been
received.
It
was
decided,
at
the
suggestion
of
Mayor
Newton,
that
the
de
partment
should
be
again
communicated
with
on
the,
matter.
In
not
replying
to
the
leller,
His
Worship
felt
I
hat
the
attorney
general
was
treating
the
police
commission
with
'contempt.
The
payroll
for
September
totalling
91,187
and
accounts
were
passed.
Parking
Bylaw
Mayor
Newton
said
it
had
been
drawn
to
his
attention
that
it
was
difficult
for
cars
lo
round
the
silent
policeman
al
the
cor
ner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Second
tree!
when
cars
were
parked
end
on
to
premises
on
the
north
ide
of
the
Third
Avenue
at
that
location.
It
was
pointed
out
by
lily
Solicitor
Jones
that
the
'arking
Bylaw
now
awailing
at
tention
at
the
hands
of
the
coun-
il
would
prevent
the
parking
of
ars
end
to
the
sidewalk.
The
commission
felt
that
drivers
should
observe
care,
to
avoid
accidents
at
such
points
as
these
which
are
well
known.
The
chief
offered
1o
take
the
matter
up
with
business
people
having
premises
at
the
point
coni-
dained
of.
Tlie
roof
of
the
women's
jail
which
is
leaking
was
referred
lo,
Ihe
chief
stating
that
steps
were
being
taken
lo
have
repairs
made
Attending
the
meeting
were
Chief
viekers
.Commissioner
Montgomery
and
Ci.ty
Solicitor
joiics,
,
j
.
,.
,
i
llom.
Coombs
is
still
in
Van
couver
where
he
Is
a
patient
at
Ihe
Shaughnessy
Military
Hos-j
oital
receiving
treatment
for!
severe
wounds
received
wl
lie
overseas.
FREE
ETERTAINMENT
THE
OAfLt
H'iswia
jf,
4
-
4
'
Waltham
Watchwords
He
Missed
the
Train
Robinson
could
IF
have
caught
the
8:45
he
would
have
landed
a
four
-
thousand-dollar
order.
Hut
he
trusted
to
an
un-trustworthy
timepiece,
thus
misslnc
the
train
and
losing
the
business.
A
Waltham
would
have
cost
him
a
little
more
money
than
the
obscure
make
of
watch
he
carried,
but
in
the
lone
run
he"
would
be
money
ahead.
That's
why
we
say
that
the
Waltham
is
an
inexpensive
watch.
Spread
its
cost
over
years
of
good
service
and
its
price
comes
mighty
reasonable.
You
can't
develop
the
habit
of
bcinc
"on
time"
unless
3-our
watch
is
reliable.
Carry
a
Waltham
and
you'll
alwajs
have
the
real
truth
about
the
time.
WeltKam
Watches
m
a
great
variety
of
stylet
firr
I
ad
it
3
and
frrllmirn
always
in
Hack.
Prices
rem
t2$MO
itfvari.
John
Bulger
Jeweller
Ihe
greatest
of
memory
exierl.
I
Join
ladies
a
1
I
gi'iillcme:i
are
invited
to
lo-ai
hint
Members
of
Grain
Commission,
Deputy
Minister
and
.Elevator
Manager
Attend
The
deputy
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
the
grain
com
missioners,
the
general
manager
of
government
elevators
and
tb
elevator
architect
who
were
visiting
the
city
yesterday
wre
th
guests
of
the
llolary
Club
atj
their
luneloon
yesterday
afternoon.
They
made
some
sbod
remarks
about
Hie
elevator
and
lold
some
stories
with
Ihe
result
that
the
event
proved
most
Deptiy
.Minister
O'Uarn
expressed
the
hope
that
grain
would
be
pouring
through
ihe
elevator
soon
but
suggested
Hid!
if
it
should
not
come
as
fast
a
was
expected
Prince
Rupert
Ieo
pie
should
not
feel
disappointed.
f
nlln
llnvfl
Itulpm.'lii
if
Itwi
would
be
granted.
As
good
Canadians
they
all
AM
MONnAV
CVCNlrir!wn'ed
to
see
tho
development
of
I
Canadian,
seaports,
Al
present.
they
all
knew
that
05
per
cent
far
dfljnnl
when
hey
would
l
forced.
In
visit
the
city
often
be
cause
of
Ihe
large
volume
of
urnin
going
through
the
elevator.
General
Manager
HeiillieriiiH-'
ton
said
lie
appreciate.!
Ihe
hospitality
of
the
Prince
Hupert
people
mot
hoped
lo
visit
the
port
fieiiiently.
SCHOOL
REPORTS
j
ARE
SUBMITTED
Prlnclpa's
Lay
Theor
Needs
Before
Board
and
Tell
of
Activities
!
Pupils
enrolled
at
Hie
various
public
schools
of
Ihe
city
total
893
according
to.
report
of1
prine.ipul
submitted
to
Ihe
school
hoard
last
night.
This
is
in
addition
tp
those
attending
1
1
lie
(Jallinlic
school.
The
aiteudaiwe
for
the
various
schools
is
as
follows:
Boys
Olrls
Tolalj
Borden
St
158
110
301'
Seal
Cove
i
31
$'
Booth
2iir
H3
High
School
:U
MJ
t
.
1
Totals.:
15
1
m
893
1
HejHirUng
for
Itoolli
School
1
Principal
Murines
announced'
!
Hut
had
been
rollcciedj
during
September
for
Hie
school
aings
account.
Miss
Ikiuiild-
on'n
class
leading
Willi
30.05.
I.
S.
Wilson
was
fakiufr
charge
r
Ihe
children's
sports
and
girls'
ami
hoys'
luisketball
learns
wtve
lieing
organivl.
The
'eachers'
badminton
club
usimt
ihe
Itooth
School
auditorium
had
-0
members.
Teachers'
rooms
had
been
furnished
by
the
lenrliers.
Supplementary
book
costing
Si'il)
had
been
purchased
payment
being
made
from
the
concert
fund.
HeijuesU
that
to
Highroads
of
History
be
purchased,
thai
hot
plate
in
Ihe
domestic
science
he
repaiied
and
I
I111I
witoJows
(tn
Hie
ground
floor
of
the
school
be
screened
uvre
met.
The
mailer
of
further
I
.iiiprtivwg
Hie
scIiohI
ground
was
left
to
the
school
oommiltee.
Fuel
consumption
far
the
moots
al
the
school
wa
reiHirled
at
j,
.100
pounds
of
eoal
and
four
cord
of
wood.
Principal
Ilrady
asked
for
more
chemicals
at
Hie
llig'i
School
ami
it
was
derided
to
order
them
as
well
as
hurry
up
a
previous
order
not
yel
arrived.
The
matter
of
keeping
Ihe
type
writers
in
the
commercial
department
in
repair
was
laid
over
far
further
consideration.
It
was
reported
thai
what
seemed
to
lie
ringworm
wa
epidemic
in
Ihe
school.
Dr.
Tre-mayne
was
asked
lo
make
an
Adverti
In
the
Dally
News
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITMH
COLUMBIA.
Upturn)
AlfrI
W.
LUrkr,
I'Ulntirf.
And
Trliilr
nlH'Hin
kfrr,
xf-ixljtil.
TALK
OTICK
tint
i
a'tlu
a
rimuiK-nri-d
r.lnl
j.u
by
ihe
itxite-
Hiiiwo
1'iainini
i)
Of
s
7
in
diir
of
Miv
commission,
said
lie
had
been
a!,,'
ui.'U'
lod--umiOT
?S
member
of
the
Iloltiry
Club
two---
"1
years
at
Fori
William.
He
hnil;Htn
i',
oi)
t
rnme
iiutn,
wc
found
that
his
duller
as
a
com-'
VuitT
titn.
tnt.
"
mlssioner
made
tt
Impossible
lo
Is:.-
kl.
MITICE
5?.T1i:E..
Hill
mi
!.
ljjf
tn
to.wdfr
nriVr
wr
jtrua
Smltr
Vmnr.
Kiitiir.
dalrd
ciaira
Om
On-
"i
in-
ii'Hjr
,
attend
meetings
so
had
dropped
:fii
uav
r
.idiihrr,
11
ir
hltfrrt
lhal
piihliratloii
(,f
thl
iwillro
In
out.
He
appreciated
the
fact
Ilia
lii,,-r
iwbii.imj
at
i-nm
ol
ILL
1iinol,ni.i.
Iirt
tt
au
huti1.l
!'''"
""'.
fr
four
w
Memory
Expert
to
Lecture
and
:of
Canadian
grain
went
out
SitV
r
Kuix-rl.
to
meet
T
a-
nifnfber'ofvtjie
busi-'"'
ti
wm
of
suihummi.
m
tuu
anion
'
.
..
i,
'
ui"i
y':
A.NO
n
wa
rnrtlwr
nrO.tril
nessnien
of
Ihe
cify.
H
wa
Ihepiiat
ifNt
time
r
cmrrliir
in
aprrn
b
first
lrst'Hme;Mie
depuh'.
minister;
;?u,'
in
t
ad
isiled
fhe
wTuile
chain
ofl
bu
th
Wm
nt
SiiiniiMii
in
tli
KlllUn
llilrtir
diva
n.i-
nu
ublleaUuii
i-f
iinii
ikitim
If
11
l
ymir
liilentlon
lo
flffcnd
li(
elevators
with
Ihe
commission.)
aromi
j.mi
m
iwvr
t
N,r
,
,r,,,r
In
1.1
i.
1.1...
l.l
f
".
n
Henuiry
orrira
of
Oil
lion
ii
"uni
iiioi
iNimiii
"
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iuurl
al
tlw
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prlnm
the
situation
and
Ihe
result
j
in.
w.
should
be
that
when
l'rince
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of
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nrrnrdinr
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on
Tell
Original
Stories
0f
the
country
at
Hilffalo
and
an
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I
effort
was
being
Illlplc
to
divert
Point,
porllaml
ca'nal.
ami
bearinf
C.
W.
Hamley
Avho,
during
the
it
lo
nanailian
ports.
He
bail
iiuZlus
frw"
Trec
l'0""-
war,
was
sent
by
the
U.S.
gov-iConin
to
feel
confident
that!
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ff".VT,;E
J!111
Al-Hriiih
cx,'-
ernment
lo
Kurope
to
teach
American
soldiers
lo
cultivate,
accurate
and
faultless
memory,
will
give
a
free
entertainment
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l-orlland
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Vancouver
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fell
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nlortnin-
Hniiorl
did
its
part
they
would
S.Xh?.-
,n"re
.,0
,ow
nienl
promises
to
be
highly
edit-,
bring
the
grain
tills
way.
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wtr
mark
foriy
naiu
hundred
fi.fi,
nmn
oationai
and
interesting
now
had
something
to
sell
in
the
:rZrZ;J'
Mr.
Ilamley
has
Imlian
anccs-jway
of
facilities
II
had
been
try
and
has
adapted
some
of
suggested.
Hint
the
Canadian
Nn
their
methods
,
to
our
Angloj
Honal
Hallway
should
extend
Saxon
mentnl
processes
with
aid
In'
shipping
this
way.
Jle
amazing
resulls.
Mr.
Ilamley
has,
illustrated
Hid
neutral
portion
nmtalnlnr
1i
ti,.
mifc
or
!..
A.0LO-nftlTlS
nol.lIVBIi
I'ACkl.MO
CO.
LTD.,
Per
Willrr
K.
Watk-WiJI!
0aO)d
Jnlr
tlrd.
I
pf
ft.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
such
a
fund
of
original
stories
of
10
railway
by
means
of
n
ReordinB
Dittriet
of
TtUortph
cr..k
that
he
was
much
sought
nfUr.Hlnry.
1
r
T,tt
Tpkii!?.'
TM'ln
during
the
war
as
a
Hed
f.ross,
Commissioner
Hohlnsnn
said
u:ui
"it"'
tmiiMi.i
i
'
,,ur.
enlertalner
In
addition
to
his
the
me,n!,er
of
the
grain
c.om-l
Jl'Vx"',
XniM
the'
other
work.
mission
did
very
little
.talking
J,?,',
I'rlfc'ihene;
He
ha
appeared
before
many
but
n
whole
lot
of
work.
This
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,;r'h
"
-ii"!
iimnre
m
1
"ilucational
gatherings,
Ilolaryvas
their
first
visit
In
Prince
S.XrtdTC&
Clubs,
Klks,
etc.
Those
who
have,
Itupert.
He
hnpe.l
lo
sen
the
day,'
f&i&n'Jn'f
vMFtm
,0
tn
r"""
uearu
him
pronounce
hint
one
on
and
he
believed
it
would
not
bo'
"""'"
M"""i
.!"
J0I1.M
JACOB
FOWLER.
Stnd
us
ypur
ruuru?
end
im
ulI
Krul
you
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this
iflustralaT
book
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nones..
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Distributor?
fon
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Lime
Plaster
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are
supporting
Gyro
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Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phonet
116
and
117
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Hang
Harry
L
uder.
utid
on
wichdav
niormug
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.:
feel
like
Miigmg
the
same
thing.
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whv
not
end
that
.no-ten!
drudgery
lo
dav
THRIF-T
SERVICE
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mil
for
our
THIIIFT-T
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which
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bit
of
the
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and
mm
the
Hot
wurk
tMi.
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day
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bile
to
get
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10
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feeling
wilt
lie
gone
lor
good
and
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THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
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a
lb.
and
1c
a
piece.
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Charge
$1.00.
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