Big
Question
Is
King
Or
Meighen.
What
really
counts
in
this
election
is
whether
the
people
of
this
constituency
will
send,
to
Ottawa
a
supporter
of
Premier'
Mackenzie
King
or
one
who
will
hide
in
the
cold
shades
of
opposition
beneath
the
high
wall
of
protection
as
a
.supporter
ol
1
loir.
Arthur
Meighen.
The
third
candidate,,
according
to
what
seems
like
reliable
information,
does
not.
cut
a
very
wide
swath
outside
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
even
here
there
does
not
seem
much
to
encourage
the
idea
thai
he
has
any
shadow
oT
chance
Uf
being
elected.
In
saying
this
we
are
not
opposing
Mr.
,iek-
ersou
but
simply
slating
what
seeinis
to
be
a
fact.
j
The
contest
is
then
between
Stork
and
Bushby.
The.
latter
is
about
as
strong
a
candidate
as
the
Conservatives
could
get,
although
he
has
not
(he
glamor
of
n
Victoria
Cross
such
as
almost
carried
Colonel
'Peck
to
victory.
Much
was
made
durhig
the
last
campaign
of
the
fact
that
Peck
had
been
a
lifelong
Liberal
add
as
,siich
was
deserving
of
Liberal
support.
This
lime
there
is
no
such
plea.
Mr.
Bushby
is
a
clearcul
Conservative,
giving
allegiance
to
lhj
policy
of
high
protective
tariffs
propoed
by
Mr.
Meighen.
'.
'
,
Fred
Stork
is
a
supporter
of:
the
Liberal
policies.
His
leader,
Mackenzie
King,
is
Ihe
grandson
of
the
Canadian
palrio',
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
and
thai
probably
account
to
a
larg?
extent
for
his
intense
Cauadiatiistu;
lie
studied
at
he
feel
uf
SirtWtlrul
lioif
ier.-
-
While
',iiu
fauajic,
t
Juj
believed
in
low:
tariffs
so
lliat'Olifidiiih
people
may
be
able
turiurelrae
'he
hcVes'-.ille.s
of
life
at
a
reasonable
price.
At
"(le
viine
lime
he
realizes
thai
money
must
be
raised
for
the
payment
of
the
huge
war
and
nfler-war.
debt
of
Ihe
country
niid-llic
niot
feasible
way
of
raising
it
is
by
way
of
moderate
tariff
on
imported
goods;
Thai
i
really
(he
important
iptesliou
before'
Ihe
people
of
Canada
today.
Shall
we
raise
the
tariff
higher
so
that
Ihe
big
manufacturers
may
make
fortunes
nf
the
expense
of
the-
common
people
or
shall
we
keep
it
as
low
n
Msible
so.
that
Ihe
cosl
of
living
may
not
be
too
onernn?
,
'.
,
hood
Beginning
For
Grain
Movement.
The
joint
committee
of
the
city
council
ami
the
board
of
trade
last
night
made
a
good
beginning
with
a
view
to
bringing
about
Ihe
shipping
of
grain
through
Ibis
port.
It
was
decided
to
appoint
a
committee
on
which
the
city
council
will
lie
represented
and,
Ijie
committee
will
employ
some
able
man
to
go
out
arter
the
business,
unit
is
me
correct
tiling
to
io
ami
,u
is
satisfactory
to
think
there
vtis
sjicli.
unanimity
at
lh'
meeting.
All
seemed
auxioils
lo
see
that
the
business
was
seed
red.
With
such
a
spirit
in
the
continitlee,
success
is
insured
The
people
of
Prince
Rnpcrl
are
.asked
to
stand
bejiind
Hie
movemenl.
to
withhold
their
critici.
njs
and
to
do
everything
possible
tit
malic
this
movement
a
financial
success.
II
mean
everything
to
Prince
Rupert.
..The
future
prugrj'-s
of
Ihe
cily
depends
on
the
spirit
of
(lie
citizens.
,
Parking
Bylaw
Is
.
,
Sensible
Enactment.
'
'
.
The
new
parkjtig
bylaw,
haying
been
shiirji'or
all
it
teeth
is
iv
a
sensible
enactment.
f,
It
gives
the
police'certain
powers,
such
us,
Uijii.'.riglit
lo
keepcar
from
parking
.opposjle
theatres
mid
iuiblii'
halls
and
aNd
p'iKypriiers.
U
dealkiwilh
the
ncYes-
rtry
things
and
leaves
ridl-filftythiiig
w
h
ft-1
1
-iij
j
J
J
jti
(
f
'P
rj'
I
1
as
a
petty
annoyance.
There
is
so
far
plenty
of
space
on
our
streets
but
they
are
gelling
busier
all
the
tune.
Only
n
few
years
ago
there
were
hardly
any
-cars
here
but
today
there
rs.
practically
no
olhe
jraffic
As
changes
in
the
bylaw
are
required
lo
meel
chang
ing
conditions
lliey
can
be.
made
by
succeeding
councils.
The
police
will
dotildloss
make
recommendations
for
such
changes
0s
seem
iicsii'nnie.
ftmiW'll
III
uiahiaaaa-rrr
i
!
mm
m
Si
.
II
I
4T
A
I
4
hZTuSmi
II
"TUT
4
hit
TO.
NIGHT"
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable
fTHt
ODICtltxL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
richest
in
riNrsr
HIGHLAND
MALT
lUtiU
mnntf4
by
W.
Cnol
Sox
L,ma
Cll.4dk
U
This
advertisement
Is
tint
puhlinhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
ihe
Government
of
UriUsh
Columbia.
As
silent
evidence
nf
the
city
till
committee
is
of
the
opinion
that
soiuetliiiiK
re-
iiiarkalilt1
oucu
fall
weather
ex
perienced
this
year
many
of
tlc.
flower
gardens
in
the
cily
tell
an
I
eloquent
story.
One
of
the
prel-first
gardens
to
bloom
continu-1
nusly
throughout
lh-
Aprinx
and1
suiiiniQi'.
and
to
"W
blooming
as1
fresli
u
ever
lotlay,
is
thai
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
.1,
tiatlaud,
1150
Ambrose
Avenue.
A
profusion
of
flowers
slill
bloon
in
Ibis
garden
which,
include
shasla
daises,
rosnias.
cornflowers,
nasturtiums,
cat-j
liopses,
calendula,
clinrysanllie-i
mums,
aslers.
roses,
annual
larkspur
and
dahlia
of
the.
peony
flowering
variety,
colli!-'
lelle.
decorative,
show
ami
single
varieties.
LOCAL
COMMITTEE
TO
QO
AFTER
GRAIN
BUSINESS
AND
ENGAGE
AN
AGENT.
(continued
from
page
jne)
aloiiK
this
line
has
got
to
be
done
immediately.
Siipiilemi'iilinK
the
report
which
he.
had
written.
Mr.
Mc-Caffery
said
I.
Howe,
the
en-uineer
In
charge
of
construction,
had
arranpcil
for
th"
shipment
through
iliis
port
of
one
cargo
of
jiraiu
but
be
believed
one
hundred
boatloads
rnulfl
be
secured
if
they
1
1
a
4
1
(be
rfslil
ninn
lo
ko
out
'for
Hi-
business.
If
one
huudreil
boats
came
liere
everyone
would
realize
that
we
were
on
the
map.
Kvery
person
in
Ihe
city,
he
tliouplit,
was
in-leresle.l
in
jrt
I
ittsr
grain
llirough
Hie
port.
It
tias
Iteen
sngfeslel
thai
the
Ity
should
do
tie
work,
but
he
thousht
it
would
he
better
if
Ihey
were
fo
appoint
a
committee
of
from
five
to
seven
businessmen
Plan
rwd
we
ti.iitSf
Haws
ltS
Truly
Satisfying
"SALADA"
H8
Always
has
the
pure,
delicious
flavor
that
has
earned
for
it
the
largest
sale
in
North
America.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RlIPEHT
-
BMITIS1I
COLU.MHIA
Published
Every
Afternbim.
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN,
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
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Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
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mail
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and
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States,
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other
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advance,
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Member
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EDITION
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Wednesday.
Oct.
I
I,
1925.
REMARKABLE
GARDEN.
WHERE
FLOWERS
STILL
SHOW
OCTOBER
BLOOM
Large
Variety
Seen
at
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Qatland
who
had
heavy
stakes
in
I
lie
City.
The
city
inijilil
put
up
fifty
per
cent
of
the
money
tind
the
businessmen
Ihe
other
fifty.
Mr.
McCaffery
saiil
this
was
a
real
opportunity
fi.r
ihf
citizens
to
unite
on
a
project
uf
real
value
to
the
port.
They
were
now
in
a
position
where
they
miKlit
be
a
eat
rival
to
other
Pacific
ports
it
I
hey
f.rot
down
to
business
and
Kot
after
it
in
the
rilit
way.
J.
11.
Pillsbury
said
it
tool
been
fiKured
that
(5,ooil
was
spent
on
each
ship
exclusive
of
the
money
spenl
by
Ihe
crew.
A
large
vessel
look
from
fifty
to
seventy
thousand
feel
of
lumber
lo
line
ami
too
men
employed
31)
hours.
Then
there
were
3
trimmers
and
there
was
the
advantage
lo
be
gained
from
the
hauling
of
Ihe
wheal
over
the
railway.
An
8,000
ton
vessel
carried
about
inn.ooo
bushels
of
(train
r
ap
proximately
Id
7
cars,
so
(hat
a
carKo
would
consist
of
several
train
loads.
According
to
reports
rcrciwd
here
1,000
cars
of
trajii
are
already
on
the
way
to
Van
couver
but
none
is
eoniiiiK
here
as
yel.
lie
urged
thai
people
here
gel
out
after
the
business
in
a
concerted
way.
They
had
been
(given
all
the
tools
to
build
up
the
port.
In
Vancouver,
Mr.
.
Pillsbury
sajd.
the
jutrbor
hoard
gets
afler
the
business
but
tliere
is
no
liar
bor
board
here
so
they
must
bave
something
n
take
its
place.
Mayor
Newton
Mayor
Newton
fluid
that
while
he
had
not
always
been
able
to
see
eye
to
eye
wjlh
many
of
the
efforts
advanced
by
the
board,
if
they
'sought
the
co-operation
of
the
cily
council
for
the
welfare
of
the
city
they
would
gel
every
aid
In
llieir
power.
That
was
why
he
and
members
of
tjic
council
were
present,
lie
sug
gested
Hint
no
concrete
pro
posal
bad
been
made
by
the
committee
and
he
could
not
pre
sume
to
speak
for
the
council
a
whole
until
such
a
proposal
had
been
discussed,
personally
he
was
willing
to
tflve
his
cooperation
if
the
welfare
of
Ihe
cily
demanded
it.
lie
would
like
to
listen
(o
suggestions
so
that
her
might
tie
in
a
belter
position
to
Judge.
Mr.
Newton
Ihen
told
of
his
recent
trip
ami
of
the
conference
lie
hail
with
Mayor
Taylor,
Harry
(ale.
ami
Mayor
Hlalchfurd,
all
Of
whom
are
Interested
In
an
couver.
They
hail
told
him,
the
best
thing
to
do
was
(o
sit
hack
and
wall
and
see
what
Ihe
grain
commissioners
were
ftoing
lo
do.)
Mrs.
He
had
sounded
Mayor
Illatch-
Magar,
ford
In
regnrd
In
the
possibllilyerand,
of
his
Interesting
himself
In
Prince
llupert.
He
had
been
dis-
Do
you
take
Yast
for.
your
health?
If
so,
use
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
the
standard
of
quality
for
over
50
years.
Soak
a
cake
of
Royal
Yeast,
with
a
little
sugar,
in
tepid
water
over
night.
Stir
well,
strain
and
drink
the
liquid.
Flavor
is
improved
by
adding
the
juice
of
an
orange.
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
aioinied
and
surprised
vvhenj
he
Intd
heard
tin'
gram
board!
lie
was
willing
to
en-operate
with
the
idea
of
getting
businesp.
1
1
w
as
explatueil
by
several
speakers
that
it
could
not
be
I
lie
jl'alliol
function
or
(lit;
grain
noun
I
or
the
railway
to
solicit
business
for
one
port
as
aiaiust
another.
The
Vancouver
men
had
probably
been
pulling
the
mayor's
leg.
A.
S.
Pant
urged
that
a
man
be
oppoinled
to
act
for
the
oily.
J.
W.
NictfOjIs
brought
ill"
discussion
to
a
head
by
moving
a
resolution
which
was
seconded
hv
I).
(S.
Slewart
wih
Hie
result
LEOARD
WAIDE
IS
I
GUILTY
OF
CHARGE1
Prnm
nsnt
Labor
Man
Flnsa
$300
or
Six
Months
for
Supplying
Liquor
o
Indians
Leonard
Waide,
found
utility
in
Hie
city
police
court
yesterday
afieinnon
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
II.
F.
Me
Lend
on
a
charge
or
implying
buor
lo
Indians,
was
fined
300
with
Ihe
option
of
six
months'
imprisonment,
fp
to
Hits
morning
he
was
serving
time,
his
fine
money
no1
having
Immmi
forthcoming.
Waide
look
Ihe
sentence
with
apparent
indigiiiince
and
hint
some
rattier
rauslfe
criticisms
to
make
B
In
Ihe
administration
of
Jusllcr.
Hecenlly
tin
hnx
b''cn
rather
pro-
jniiuenl
with
certain
labor
mow-iliienls.
Winnie
Walt.
Indian
girl,
the
star
witness
for
the
crown
in
Hie
jeac.
was
round
guilty
of
irunk
'eiiness
and
wa
released
on
sii-'printed
sentence.
JTRAYEL
and
other
j
BOOKSjN
LIBRARY
Among
Hie
more
recenl
nd-di'ions
to
Ihe
public
library
may
tie
".-iinil
a
number
of
books
on
:rael.
biograjilig,
history
anj
.
ui
is.
Here
ate
n.
few:
"
'Old
Hnglisb
Town,"
by
An-
idi
ews.
tirass."
by
Gooier.
Hindu
manners,
culoin
and
were
nut
going
to
solicit
busi-
ceremonies,
'
by
Hess
for
the
elevator.
However.1
'Finland
and
that
the
reoort
was
received.
tlie;hy
I'yboski.
Imbois.
its
People"
by
Medill.
Cliez
Nous,"
by
lllvard.
"New
((iirden
of
Canada'
Vdvenlure
of
VA
ranyrll
conimillee
discharged
and
au-j
"Mussolini,
a
revealed
in
Iborily
given
for
Hie
appoinl-
I'olilical
Speeches."
inenl
of
a
new
committee
of!
ancient
warriors
oi
sien
to
take
ils
place
nnd
lo'Xorlh
Pacific.'
Harrison.
act
pertnuuenllv
with
the
oliject
oi
raising
niton
ami
cmpioyinc
a
man
t"
repii'senl
the
cily.
CONCRETE
BEACON
IS
ESTABLISHED
AT
ENTRANCETO
HARBOR
A
eonerelr
beacon
supporlin-rj
H
white
slat
work
cone
with
lan
tern
on
too
has
been
established
on
Oiimtslone
Hcef.
easterly
en
trance
to
Venn
Passage.
Prince
llupert
Harbor,
showing
a
whit
occulting
light.
The
liejicon
is
located
on
i
rfiek
marked
on
I
lie
chart
dryin-ten
feel
bul
Hie
reef
extends
approximately
sevenly-five
fee;
northward
of
I
lie
beacon
where
it
dries
one
fool.
The
red
spar
buoy
will
be
re
moved
on
or
about
'November
fi.
CHIEF
NEWINGTON
WINNER
OF
WASHING
MACHINE
Ticket
N".
:i7.
held
by
Tom
Morrison,
chief
engineer
of
lb
lighthouse
lender
Newingliiri,
won
Ihe
175
ctcclfie
washing
machine
which
was
'
raffled
in
connection
with
the
'flyro
Club's
playground
carnival.'
The
drawing
took
place
last
evenlns;
about
11.30
with
Milton
fionzales
in
charge
ami
title
.Miss
Joan
th-ew
drawing
Hie
lucky
ticket.
The
at
tendance
at
the
carnival
last
night
was
much
better
than
the
night
preceding.
This
morn
ing
the
committee
expressed
sat
isfaction
with
the
result
of
the
affair
although
it
will
be
a
few
day
yel
before
vftll
be
poul
hie
to
definitely
announce
the
proceeds
realized.
The
big
affair
closed
at
2
o'clock
Ibis
morning.
"Dad,
what's
the
difference
between
news
and
gossip?"
"Well,
my
son,-whenever
your
mother
tells
anything
to
any
one
It's
news,
bul
wljen
any
one
tells
her
ituytlilng
l'
gossip."
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
F.
It,
Magar
and
Porl
tflmpsnn;
l;
Vancouver.
Central
Hob
Miller,
q.N.lt.
K.
K.
Suth-
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
JAKF.
says
Ibis
election
by
l-
land,'
by
Slefansn.
"Alliens
and
its
Monuments."
by
Weller.
Biography
"I'Jiarles
Laiiib"'
by
Aingrr.
"Seventy
years
of
Life
and
Labor,"
lioinpers.
"Jlobert
Louis
f"leeiMon.
his
Work
and
Personality."
History.
"Outlines
of
I'ollsh
'History"
hi
the
something
like
shooting
craps.
I'hcre
is
a
lot
of
nice
talk
bul
nobody
knows
which
is
going
to
turn
iiii
a
seven.
IF
you
talk
to
fbe
ijire
'
Saying
words
that
are
nice'
They
will
jurn
up-(he
ppmbers
reju
ireI
Hut
you
must
be
endearing
No
ridicule
fearing
Or
crap
shooting
'II
soon
make
you
tlrel.
WIIKN
rldlny
out
to
You
And
It's
girl
see
your
take
the
corners
with
whirl
Jf
your,
bones
are
slightly
haken
not
the
only
Jolt
you've
taken.
ITS
all
right
lo
hold
a
glrl'1
hand
'but
Iieware.bf
geMTn'iindet
Iter
Ihiimh.
TIIH
cost
nf
living
would
not
be
o
very
high
If
only
fur
coals
were
chenper.
NOW
that
winter
Is
rnrninn
on,
it
Is
well
to.
avoid
gelling
Ihe
cold
shoulder.
JAKK
says
he
wenl
In
the
Oyro
carnival
and
won
a
thousand
Iron
men,
hut
It
was
a
fairy
story.
I
went
In
the
same
place
and
lost
something
rather
less
than
a
thousand,
nnd
vmi
mn
iVt
your
last
dollar
it
was
no
fairy
story.
NOW
Hint
(he
baseball
series
is
over
we
shall
be
able
lo
return
mice
morn
Jo
a
discussion
of
politics.
SO.MK
peope
say
they
like
the
truth
hut
onlv
Ihlnk
what
a
fine
old
.flurry
there
would
fie
f
everybody
told
nl
the
fruits
Just
for
one
jtay.
IT
gives
a
young
sheik
A
great
surprise
To
see
his
girl
oit
Wlh
plier
guys,
.
NONL
of
Hie
electioneering
people
who
have
been
here
no
far
have
mentioned
that
Ibis
is
a
crisis
iii
the
history
of
Canada.
guilder
j"
Supplies
Snid
us
you
nflmo
nnA
i.vi
uifl
send
)WiMKfet
Hones
Pislribulory
fori
(fDham
K9L9RED
-3HINGLE3.
i
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Lumber
Octobsr
14,
1915.
.St.
Andrew's
Hall
was
com-!
forlnbly
filled
Insl
nighl
when
Art
Noble,
Prince
HuimtI
s
firs!
,
relumed
soldier,
delivrretl
all;
Interesting
addres
on
the
wurk
oftbe
lied
t'.nis
at
Ihe
Fron'
Major
J.
II.
McMullin
presi.le.
thej
Fears
an1
enlerlatnwl
for
safely
of
A.
t".
Oanle,
local
niln-;
lug
rngineor.
whn
wenl
into
the,
Oardner
i'-anal
district
with
(wo!
Iinllun
gmdes
a
few
weeks
ago
Anxiety
Is
fell
a
Hie
parly
hadl
only
food
supplies
enough
fo.
two
weeks.
W.
A.
Mallielsnn
and
Yelf.
local
sobllers.
are
in
hospital
in
Lnglatid
recovering
from
war
In-!
Juries.
K.
H.
Shoekley,
who
engaged
in
airplane
coul
ruction
In
Hie
Old,
Country,
(ells
In
a
letter
n-ceiveil
here
of
having
Kiel
them.
NOTICE.
II
TH:
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..f
an
tl'llrlh
for
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t
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III
111
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of
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day
or
Sipieiiiler,
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0
HTKVKNS.
Owner,
Appticint,
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
jottr
winttr't
supply
of
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
'Phones
fi
ani
117
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
735
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
Q.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
NlgM
Phonei
687
539
Gr.
233
Black
735
Garss
Mackinaw
STAG
I!
Sits
&
Goals
Pure
Wool
Ilea
Prices
ENGLISH
TRENCH
COATS
Just
Arrived
Steve
Kino
Phone
Qreen
S5.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRV
CEDAR
Full
load
16.00
Half
Joad
S3.00
Largo
sack
60s
DRY
BIRCH
I'er
load
$8.60
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
510
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Knpibijin
Block
or
Fgr
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Go.
Neil
O.W.V.A.
Tjilrd
Ae
FORD
linprmril
models
will
he
on
View
this
motilh.
We
have
two
present
lT"
dedans
upon
which
wo
are
offering
special
induce
menu.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.