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Sunday,
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Managing
Editor.
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DAILY
KDITIOM
Fogs
Not
Dense
'
'
.
Like
In
South.
ro.
this
inustfarfSr
J
Pes
-ti
Distributors
for
(fOham
K9L9RED
Saturday.
October
17,
1025.
A
reader
of
(he
Daily
News
rang
up
ibis
morning
In
draw
attention
to
Hie
fact
that
while
vessels
were
tied
up
in
the
ports
of
Vaiiroiiver,
Seattle
and
Victoria,
unable
to
move.
out
owing
to
dense
fog.
the
steamers
here
were,
coming
ami
going
as
usual
We
have
had
fog
but
not
Ihose
dense,
fogs
which
make
naviga
tion
impossible.
The
News'
reader
nk
that
we
tell
the
people
of
Prince-Rupert
this.
.
.
It
is
(
well
known
fad
that
fogs
are
neilher
as
frequent
or
as
dense
here
as
they
are
in
the
south..
.That
is
one.of
the
ad
vantages
of
this
port
from
a
shipping
viewpoint.
It
is
easy
o
reach
the
ocean
at
any
lime
and
-seldpm
is
there
fog
that
interferes
with
the
movements
of
ships.
Pact
Of
Security
Important
Treaty.
.
The
Pad
of
Security
approved
by
the
conference
at
Locarno
i
one
of
Die.
landmarks
of
progress
dial
w"i!l
probably
have
a
far
reaching
effed
on
future
international
life.
It
does
mil
make
war
between
the
nations
concerned
impossible
but
it
make
it
extremely
improbable.
The
jKIicy
of
Hie
United
Stales
has
been
In
keep
hands
off
Europe
and
let
them
fight
it
out
among
themselves.
Then
came
the
great
war
in'
which
that
country
became
eventually
involved.
Slill
the
United
Stales
holds
back
from"
making
any
pari
or
taking
pari
in
any
-treaty
in
which
enforcement
is
necessary.
Yet
force,
is
necessary
and
will
be
necessary
for
many
years
to
come.
Unhappily
we
are
not
in
a
posiljou
where
pure
reason
.has
a
chance
to
succeed
as
against
the
armed
forces
of
I
he
bigoted
patriot.
So
Great
Hrilaiu
and
Italy
have
consented
In
lie
the
arbiters
of
the
security
pact,
promising
to
use
fmve
o
make
either
France
or
Germany
refrain
from
invading
the
territory
of
the
other.
Grain
Committee
'
Is
Appointed.
The
permanent
grain
commiltee
has
heen
appointed
and
doubtless
vvyi
pel
to
work
at
once..
The
first
work
will
be
to
lay
down
a
permanent
policy,
the
next
to
secure
funds
ami
third
to
engage
a
man
to
eiirrv
nl
Ihe.
work.
Thnf
tefiiK
In.
hp
Hi
idja
At
auy
rate,
that
whs
the
feeling
olf
thfc
joint
meeting
ofj
me
imam
or
iraite
ami
tne
city
council
held
recently
when
ilFwns
decided
to
appoint
Ihe
permanent
committee.
The
stamp
of
men
who
have
been
appointed
speaks
well
for
the
outlook.
Most
of
them
have
a
little
lime
lhat
Ihey
can
give
to
snch
work.
One
or
two
of
them
can
give
a
lot
of
lime
to
it.
IT
they
go
to
the
task
determined
to
get
results,
there
i
little
doubt
of
the
outcome.
POLITICAL
BATTLE
IN
AUSTRALIA
IS
Contest
Now
In
Progress
In
That
Country
I
wealth
resound
with
the
political,
i
battle
in
one
of.
the
warmest
j
campaigns
in
the
history
of
Aus-
rutin
BEING
CARRIED
ON
'
parties
,
iUpon
the
dissolution
of
(w
Number
of
Issues
at
Stake
,
'''"
"f
Hepresentatiyes
was
as
i
follows:
i,ator
zv,
nationalists
27.
Country
Party
II,
Liberals
i-i,
Independent
1;
total
75.
7
I
W
hue
the
Labor
was
the
MF.LHOU1INK,
Australia,
Oct
Utmugesl
group
in
parliament
17.
By
Canadian
Press
.
ithc
government
has
been
carried
Group
government.
Ihe
power
ofjon
by
ascoalition
of
the
Nation
organized
Labor
and
other
out-
alists,
headed
by
lit.
Hon.
Stan
."landing
issue
are
at
slake
in
ley
M.
Hnic,
premier,
and
the
the
present
'election
campaign
in
Country
Parly,
of
which
HI.
Hon.
the
Commonwealth
of
Australia.
K.
C.
G.
Page,
commonwealth
I
lie
general
elecjinn
lakes
place
treasurer,
is
Ihe
leader.
The
on
November
It.
Meantime
town
present
political
fbht
is
prac-
ann
countryside
throughout
the
tically
between
'
Labor
and
Ihi
several
stales
of
Hie
Common-,
Nationalist-Country
coajilion.
tes
Lumber
Brick
Cement
.
.
Plaster
Stock
yottt
mnter't,
tapply
of
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
'Hi
'
.
WOULD
CHART
!FIRST
BAZAAR
!
Q.C.
ISLANDS
IS
ON
TODAY
Southern
Shipping
Wen
Urge
Rebekahs
Are
Holding
uair
That
Llllooet
Should
be
Be-
i
This
Afternoon
In
St.
An-placed
With
Ocean
Go-
drew'e
Hall
Ing
Vessel
Coast
shipping
men
are
nrginr
llial
a
more
thorough
survey
he
mad
of
lliv
west
coast
of
Van
couver
Islands
atnl
the
Queen
iiarimte
island,
.uiiiougn
me
Oueen
Charlotte
Island
group
and
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
lids
summer,
it
is
esti-mateo
by
the
shipping
fraternity
that
a
hydrographlcal
survey
shin
should
he
maintained
the
ongh
charting
of
west
waters
has
been
made.
II
is
suggested
that
an
oceangoing
survey
ship
be
kepi
permanently
employed
on
Ihe
west
coast,
from
the
Strait
of
Juan
ie
Fuca
to
north
of
the
Graham
Islands,'
manned
by
surveyors
and
a
Crew
Of
experienced
Hritish
Columbia
coast
seamen
and
officers.
The
recommendation
is
made
that
the
Ar.alia,
which
has
been
laid
up
at
Halifax
for
the
last
Iwo
years,
be
used
for
the
purpose
of
a
year-round
survey
of
coal
waters.
The
ss.
Acadia
is
sliitnlilf
ill
tvcrv
wnv
iiiul
cmilil
o
the
west
roal
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
as
well
as
Ihe
west
roast
of
Vancouver
Island-
MRS.
TAIT
HOSTESS
AT
BRIDGE
AND
TE4
Delightful
Affair
Took
Place
Yesterday
Afternoon
In
New
I.O.D.E.
Hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
Mrs.
IL
S.
Tait
was
Ihe
host
ess
af
a
delightful
bridge
ami
lea
held
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
new
f.O.ti.K.
Hall
on
Fifth
eiiue,
Fast.
Some
fifty
to
sixty
ladies
were,
in
utlendaneo
and
here
were
nine
tables
of
bridge.
Prize
winner
were:
First,
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson;
second,
Mrs.
Hu
bert
Ward;
ronsolalion,
Mrs.
W.
II.
Vickers.
Mm.
Iterl
Creech
ami
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
poured;
Mrs.
8.
McMurdie
cut
the
ie,es
and
as
sisting
jn
serving
were
Mrs.
Ilarobl
MrF.weu.
Mrs.
G.
V.
Niek-cion.
Miss
'Nad
a
Johnstone.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell,
Mrs.
C.
K.
Cullin.
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
and
Mrs.
I,.
W.
Kergin.
PLAYERS
CLUB
IS
ORGANIZED
HERE
Already
Preparing
First
Play
For
Production
Next
Month
The
Prince
llupert
Mayers
Club
is
the
latest
organization
to
he
formed-
here
It
came
into
be
ing
last
night
when
a
meclitog
was
held
in
their
headquarters.
Third
Ave.
For
several
weeks
a
roup
of
jouiiK
people
had
been
working
oil
the
cre-amtyg
farce
"Jane"
which
11
is
planned
to
put
on
at
this
Westliolme
'Theatre
the
mid?
itJcudf.
next
month'
inlaid
of
the
museum
fund.
They
made
such
good
progress
under
the
director-
snip
ui
.
A.
I.OMIUHI,
tiiai
it
was
lecided
lasl
night
to
form
a
permanent
dramatic
club.
Offi
cers
were
chosen
as
follows:
Hon.
president
II.
F.
Piillen.
President
Alex.
A.
Conuon.
Vice-president
Miss
,
Hulh
tewart.
Spr.-lreasurer
W.
H.
Walton
Members
of
executive
in
addi
tion
to
officers
Miss
"JJillle'
Iiuike
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
Business
manager
W.
II.
1
Fleming.
TRAINING
YOUNG
MEN
FOR
LIFE
ON
FARMS
LOXIHI.V.
Eng..
Oct.
17.
Fur
ther
particulars
are
now
avail
able
of
the
scheme
promoted
by
die
government
here
for
provid
ing
training
for
young
unem-ployed
men
which
will
be
calcu
lated
to
fit
Ihera
for
farm
work
One
of
the
four
residential
train-
ing
centre
will
be
at
Claydon,
near
Ipswich,
and
those
accepted
will
he
trained
either
for
farm
work
In
HnRland
or
overseas.
A
start
will
be
made
wi(h
about
I,-500
men,
of
whom
200
will
be
laled
for
overscan.
Advertlie
In
the
Dally
Newt
The
first
or
many
bazaars
that
are
to
be
held
in
(he
flity
bclwrenj
now
'and
OhrTslma
opened
at'
2.:(l
this
afternoon
in
St.
An-
drew'.
Hall,
Ihe
event
being
im-;
iter
the
auspices
of
the
local'
hydroKi-aphical
survey
ship
Lil-Iltebekali
Lodge.'
The
place
is
looet
has
been
charting
some
offdecoraled
in
the
preen
atid
pink
the
treacherous
passes
in
I
hei
colors
of
the
order
and
the
varl-
ous
tables
carry
an
assortment
oT
useful
and
tlainty
articles
that
should
prove
attractive
to
many
buyers,-
.
Mrs.
J.
L.
Mdhlosh
Is
general:
convener
and
the
various
de-
whnle
year
round
until
a
thor-Maitmenls
are
n
in
o
iliiiie
charge
of
the
coast
following:
Plain
sewing-
pMrs.
G.
V.
Wil-I
kinsou,
assisted
ley
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine.
Fancy
worlc
Mrs.
James
Simpson,
assis'lfd
by,
.
Mts.
A.
jterner
and
Mr.
J.
McLean.
Home
cooking
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
assisted
hyf-Mrs.
llerl
Morgan.
Candyt-Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
assistisj
by
Mrs.
Jack
ltobie.
Fish
pond--Mrs.
V.
s.
Ilam-uiond,
assistetl
by
Mrs.
Frank
Morris
and
Miss
Hughes.
Tea
Uiblo
Mrs.
J.
YV.
McKln-ley;
Mrs.
A.
McNeil
and
Mrs.
Wilson,
pouring:
Mrs.
J.
Mc-Keehnie
and
Miss
Currie,
ser-viing:
and
Mrs.
Pert
West
cashier.
In
the
course
of
the
afternoon
there
will
h
a.
musical
pYrfgrnnt
to
which
Mr.
A.
Mitchell
and
Miss
Aleita
MrKinley.
with
piano
and
violin
duet,
an.t
Mis
Curri-'
and
Miss
Connie
Morgan,
with
oiano
solos,
will
eoiiliihule.
SPECIAL
DISPLAY
AT
B.C.
FUR
CO.
MONDAY
WHiy
has
I
lie
B.C.
Fur
Com
pany's
store
ht'm'
eo
popular
iu
uch
a
short
line''
It
is
be-
efliise
Ihey
endeavor
to
faithfully
serve
the
publip
and
to
give
to
every
custoiiur
that
personal
isBilillliiUasiMK.
Ihey
earn-
cvluive
mo.lel
intdlilale
but
I
d
want
ivvcniy
fo
style
and
uualily
in
Indies'
Fur,'
aaamsi
Stork.
(ktats
and
Chokers
at
prices
whioti
bring,
high
.
quality
fur-
within
the
range
til
every
bod
y'rtj
pocket
book.
A
special
fur
display
will
In
placed
in
the
windows,
Third
Ave.
Hext
G.W.V.
at
lJtH
o'clock
Monday
morning.
On
thin
display
some
ridiculously
low
prices
will
be
given"
and
it
will
pay
you
to
be
on
hand
early
to
lake
advantage
of
them.
Tea
will
!
served
during
the
after
noon,
free.
Hie
business
of
the
H.C.
Fur
Company
is
conducted
under
tin
personal
management
of
Ihe
(Obi
Ctijntry
Furrinr.
A.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ONF.
thing
about
living'
here.
Ihe
l'oys
qaiinol
'
very
well
'grt
wet.'
'
y
WHITING
jokes
Is
-
dangerous.
The
person
might
nlarry
one
perhaps.
-
V.
"
...
ITjeally
Joes
not
mailer
what
a
girl
knows.
Thp
question
i.
wbere
did
she
learn
ft?
I
WISH
I
was
-
n
candidate.
Then
I'd
have
soiii'dblng
to
do.
AS
Mark
Twain
;
would
have
said,
the
report
of
the
Oueen
Mother'
death
vyas
gl-eatjy
exng
ueraled.
JAKK
nays
"if.fclnrk
U
nol
elected
I'll
be
...damned."
I
think
he
will
anyway.
ONK
thing
that
won'l
gel
you
anywhere
is
slaying
U
nights
trying
to
figure
out
which
can-
"ft-HoUoySw.
Ft-Ee$y-CrHin
IMOND
SAWS
tWOKBJ
C1!UMMC0.1T.
UONTMtAL
Vmgimmii
T1IK
opHisitinn
,
candidates
have
forgotten
a
good
point.
They
are
well
aware
that
the
Markenxie
King
Government
is
in
I
rower
so
of
course
Ibew
must
be
responsible
for
the
fogs
on
the
roast.
They
should
have
in-
sliluled
a
fug
remover
system
i
lHg
ago.
-
A
COW
got
in
Ihe
road
of
some
polilk-iuns
down
in
Quebec
proviece
uim!
sent
some
of
them
to
heaven.
Here
if
would
lake
more
than
a
cow
to
show
some
of
the
politician
Ihe
error
of
their
ways.
MAJOIt
liulloek-Websler
hat
been
directing
"The
Green
God-
jiless"
in
Ihe
south.
Here
we
want
someone
to
direct
eupid'
dart
I
more
efTeelivnIy
and
wiih
greater
Uudglnenf.
THINK
howmueb
ldler
the'
world
-wiiirid
be
it
me
uf
the
bachelors
iimilnd
lown
were
married!
THINK
.
.
.
but
why
be
no
unfashionable
as
to
think?
Ten
Years
Ago
in,
Prince
Rupert
October
17,
1915,
Parker
Williams.
Socialist
member
of
the
legislature
for
Ladysmilh.
addressed
u
large
meeting
In
the
Fnipress
Theatre
last
night.
He
denounced
present
'methods
of
provincial
govern
ment
and
predicted
that
the
Tories
would
be
swept
out
of
office
at
the
next
election.
S.
II.
Macdnnabl,
president
of
Ihe
Trades
&
Labor
Council,
was
In
IJie
chair.
The
fishing
boat
Lola
was
burned
and
sank
nil
porchcr
Is.
land
yeslerday.
Her
crew,
Messrs.
Ksly.
Sliiven
and
McLean,
escaped
In
a
small
boat
but
lost
all
I
heir
gear
.and
personal
belong,
ing.
They
were
brought
lulu
(own
by
the
mail
boat.
The
G.T.P.
wlnler
lr,imnhlp
schedule
will
commence
on
October
28
when
the
Prince
John
will
replace
Ihe
Prince
George
I
which
win
go
up
ror
overhaul
The
Frlnco
llupert
will
continue
In
yervicu,
l(HleI210
Formerly
$135.00
Now
nn
.
dttcntion!
Every
ulkinr
truihmc
U
not
a
VICTROLA
Why
bqfltub-
liiutr
you
ficpfUdou
xllCcnuInc
VICTROLAS
to
I
no
more
leak
far
Hit
trade
mari
Wtwnit
elvie
so
necessary
in
the.didale
is
gtong
to
win.
I'm
choosing
of
furs.
willing
to
bet
against
i-iihrr
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eIober
17
This
$
1352
Genuine
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Master's
Voice'
Victrola
Now
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for
SOT.50
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of
this
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"His
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Voice"
Victrola.
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while
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Compear
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"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
Hung
Harry
Lauder,
and
on
washday
morning
you
pr
.
feel
like
singing
Ihe
same
Hung.
So
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llial
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drudgery
to-day
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r
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l".
Wh
wash
out
of
wash
day
lhat
"
hale
to
gel
up
in
Hie
:n
ing"
feeling
will
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gone
for
good
nml
all.
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
5c
a
lb.
and
1c
a
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$1.00.
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LAUNDRY
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it
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to
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Ilutchcr
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acroM
from
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