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Wednesday,
Nov.
18,
i
125.
Indecent
Action
Of
Despard
Twigg.
l)ep;inl
Twigg's
allempt
to
make
political
capital
from
the
epen
woik
hi
I
lit-
provincial
police
will
fall
flat
anil
will
dis
gust
many
of
thoi
who
have.
Mipporled
the
.Conservative
.party.
Unple;iant
Unrip
have
to
be
done
in
the
ilelei-liuir
of
crime
just
as
in
other
Hues
of
work
but
they
are;
not
things
that
can
with
decency
be
canvassed
ami
discussed
in
public.
Medical
student
secure
the
specimens
for
their
analytical
work
but
the
average
per.-on
(iocs
inn
kiiow
w
ne
re
they
come
from
and
it
is
nut
de
sirame
ne
iiouii
Know.
.
great
many
things
are
belter
not
published
abroad
and
one
of
them
has
to
do
with
uch
things
as
the
testing
ihe
cour.-e
of
a
bullet
when
fired
at
u
human
head.
,..
.
.
'
...
'PI...
I
i..
i
ii
ii...
i...
j
nr
jiuiiir
mite
i
icsi
muse
iniugs
out
we
no
not
neeil
to
know
just
how
and
to
have
all
the
gruesome
details
paraded
before
us.
If
Mr.
Twigg
has
a
complaint
lo
make,
let
him
do
it
in
the
proper
ipiarter,
but
to
try
lo
make
imlilical
capital
of
it
and
lo
bring
such
a
rnatler
before
parliament
i
going
Ihe
limit.
In
fad
it
is
indecent-Proposed
French
Flight
From
Pole.
France
lias
found
a
new
way
of
attracting
public
attention.
Its
naval
department
proposes
sending
airplanes
lo
the
North
Pole
and
then
having
the
explorers
fly
back
to
civilization
in
them.
It
is
a
novel
idea
amf
one
in
which
much
interest
will
be
taken
as
in
any
big
sporting
event.
Whether
it
is
worth
doing
is"
another
thing.
It
look
In
ns
as
if
(hi
craze
to
visit
Ihe
poles
is
overdone.
Large
sums
of
money
and
many
human
lives
are
given
in
more
or
less
fruitless
endeavors.
Doubtless
there
is
scientific
work
in
connection
Willi
the
expeditions
that
will
prove
or
value
but
it
seems
as
jf
there
had
been
about
enough
done
alreadv
for
all
practical
purposes.
There
is
no
objection
lo
a
party
organizing
ami
paying
its
own
way
lo
vtMt
any
part
of
the
earth
they
wih.
The
difficulty
is
that
just
as
oon
as
.1
hey
get
into
.difficulties
several
other
parties
have
lo
m
organized
to
search
for
and
re
lieve
litem,
tioventinenls
are
eajled'on
lo
lend
aid
and
it
i-
dif
ficult
to
refuse.
'
Minister
Of
Crown
v
At
Disadvantage.
Uic
attorney
general
in
any
goyernment
is
always
open
lo
allnck,
.Mis
department,
uiirui;
is
is
Kip
iiie
one
one
which
which
deals
ueais
with
wtui
live
live
mat
ter
-thai
affect
tin
less
speclaVnlar.
rnai-
Triple
-Jdircclly
and.
vitally
and
is,
more
or
of
h
t)f
late
Attorney
ey
(ienenil
(lenernl
Manson
Manson
has
has
been
been'
the
the
nibie
subject
number
of
political
broadside
and
he
i
not
able
lo
reply
ever)
lime.
His
work
makes
it
necessary
thai
he
bear
a
great
many
oi
me
instuis
ami
receive,
the
blows
without
reluming
them.
Now
and
then,
however,
he
conies
back
and
that
happened
in
the
Legislature
when
Ihe
A.G.
defended
his
course
in
regard
lo
police
administration.
Mis
indictment
of
Ihe
men
who
had
been
allacktng
hint
was
a
scathing
one.
He
had
the
ear
of
the
pub
tic
throughout
the
province
and
doubtless
his
statement
will
have
the
effect
of
miietiug
some
of
the
fpolish
apprehensions
mat
nave
neen
ieji.
Britain
Holding
To
Immigration
Restrictions.
A
short
despatch
received
this
ninrinng
"dales
that
the
British
government
refused
lo
remove
Ihe
war
lime
restrictions
on
immigration.
People
going
to
llrat
country
mul.
still
have
their
papors
vieil'
and
Ihey
tirusl
be
people
who
are
likely
to
pime
guou
citizens,
neinre
me
war
anyone
could
come
with-
oui
ipiestion
as
long
as
they
were
not
police
suspects.
The
pro
liability
is
that
Hie
restriction
will
be
continued
iiidefiiiitelv.
The
lessons
of
the
late
war
indicate
Ihat
it
i
good
polirv
to
keen
ii-icK
iii
nu
new
arrival
ami
to
itiiit
out
something
almiil
lliem
LOGGERS'
CIGAR
STORE
HAS
REMOVED
to
building
next
door
to
Knzzell
Hutcher
Shop,
across
from
the
Kniprcss
Hotel
We
carry
a
full
line
of
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS,
FRUITS,
CANDIES
SOCIAL
ROOM
IN
CONNECTION
Jamas
Zarelll
Proprietor
Difficult
Work
Getting
Polerlc
Back
to
Port
When
Steering
Gear
Broke
nil!
under
water
lime
afler
line,
and
took
seas
owr
the
lialeh
cotnliingi.
At
limes
she
would
rise
almost
euit
on
end,
wilh
mountains
of
water
ranninir
out
from
under
her
a
she
sank
again
in
Ihe
Iroujrhs.
Ilirough
il
all
Hie
officers
and
men
on
the
Polerie
retained
their
jiosilinns,.
and
managed
to
bring
some
comfort
to
the
two
Iisears
seriously
hurt
in
Hie
first
moments
of
the
battle
with
the
seas-.
tuners,
ami
mere
were
many
others,
sustained
minor
cuts
and
bruises
and
Hie
plunging
ship
proceeded
nn
her
way
Inward
port.
EMPEROR
ORE
SHOOT
IS
PROYING
UP
WELL
Average
Assay
Gives
Returns
of
Over
$25
a
Ton
and
Huge
Body
of
It
There
STKWAUT.
Nov.
18.
The
oro
SlioM
nf
the
'Lnrpe'ror
Mines
at
the
end
of
last
week
is
turning
out
very
well.
Aiajs
across
the
face
taken
every
inch
gave
an
axerage
of
P25.S0
lo
the
ton.
Willi
?5
feel
of
this
class
of
ore
at
a
depth
of
about
iOO
feel
there
is
enough,
ore
in
sight
In
warrant
the
installation
of
a
mil!.
J.
S.
Cowper
of
Vancouver
is
he;ivily
interested
in
this
nunc
and
he
sold
stork
all
last
winter
to
Vancouver
people,
fins
Seif-
ferl.
Ihe
local
manager,
is
temg;
ronariilulaled
by
everyone
here'
and
local
people
realize
the
effect
Hie
grood
news
will
have
The
Kuiperor
ore
body
is
m
a
particularly
fine
position
for
mining,
the
vein
being
nearly
vertical
and
nllogvHier
it
is
a,
verv
promising
nronerly.
NIGHT
SCHOOL
CLASSES
OPERATING
AT
ANYOX;
ANYOX.
Nov.
18.
Night
school'
classes
are
now
operating
herei
iin
niPcliauiCHl
drawing,
metal-1
lurgy
.mincialotfy,
electrical'
pniclire.
high
srliool
sulijci-f
s.1
public
school
subjeet.s,
I'nglish!
for
foreigners,
and
boiler
sbopj
praeliee.
A
class
is
nlso
belngj
organised
for
bandsmen
anil
nnoiner
ciass
on
nulliltng
enn-slruclion
is
planned
If
enough
student
offer.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
I'HKIIK'S
uruMJIiuiii
iiliKiil
Jake.
I
he's
luy
JieaYlml
lt
"'her
word
lies
Hip
worst
v;i-i''i'
1,1
,l:'
country.
UltKAT
bijr
n;iful
wonderful
worlit
Rhr
"ami
Mon
ami
dninfi'y
curled
How
I
should
like
a
atohe
lib'
that
j:
Hut
how
I
"Mpott&tl
hale
to
pay
for
its
bat.
i
TIIK
place
for
a
knocker
is
nut
uic
the
door.
TIIK
di'fieulfy
with
lhei
col.
I
wafer
drinker
llicy
pel
so
frel.
liOSSIP
im.a
there
will
liket
malt?
a
hearth
of
pure
ray
s
wane
beai
extinguished
by
the
Iktoti
tiean.
J
'or
many
a
manly
heart
grieved
and
broke.
She
gave
him
IhmIi:
he
wanle-.1
art
ichole
III
fares
the
home
to
yalherin-.-
(Homo
a
'
'
Where
fried
pot.iliu-
come
lhre-
limes
a
day.
A
rift
is
tine
ia
the
iaiciic
hid
Where
uMHtpkrn
ninquermles
U
pies
and
fruit.
HilliiiK
and
ci"in
do
for
lur
lle
dotes
Hut
And
Her
niarriave
thrive
on
vee
table
loe
lieaven
li'-:ii
I
lie
ivapir;
wife
who
I
reals
siHMi-i'
i.i
puiai'li
when
i
yearns
fur
beet.
mam
lawmakers-
get
DOWN
TO
BUSINESS.
Victoria
Paper
Thinks
Too
Much
Time
Wasted
In
Foolish
Opposition
Victoria
Times.'
Whether
the
session
of
the
Legislature
now
under
way
be
either
short
or
of
customary
length,
drab
or
exciting,
is
of
no
particular
concern
to
the
people
of
this
province
as
long
as
our
lawmakers
shall
apply
lliciit--elves
to
the
dispnleb
of
public
business
wilh
the
same
care
and
consideration
as
they
would
de-vole
to
their
own.
A
fas
as
(be
session
has
gone
there
ha
been
ery
liltle
to
mark
tiny
difference
between
tin
nun
and
former
i.ues.
The
members
of
the
op
lsition
who
have
already
eon
tributed
In
Hie
debate
On
Hie
Addre.ts
hate
run
true
to
form
Very
Tail-
rjdtrycftetilens
,avf.
wen
juopotipili-il
by
I
hem,
ex-
cf,oliy?.
PorlwpS,
JHnr.li-'cHffefsu-prMposaridValtjpr
the
form
of
taking
the
absentee
vole
a
Han
which
iniglit
well
be
consid
ered.
Variiios
accusations
have
i-een
niaib'.
If
any
of
these
were
erioiis.
or
e.n
intended
In
be
erious.
theri'
mialil
be
Some
uslifieiit
inn
f.ii
their
I'onsldera-linn
in
deliiil
For
Ihe
mo!
par!,
however.
Iheir
frivolous
Moths
Md
in
KILLS
H
i
LUBUuBAJfi
ForanMC
UmMi
K,lSa!)W
InduMrUt
ttmd
I
LflP
InMltut.
Win
mat
tSm
"'In-
llMisilafar.
fj
Weitnefptay.
',,
pa
or
-mo
7Trr
QktlX
Rtfw3
'
'
t!5
Full
of
Goodness
"SALADA"
H824
impure
delicious
wholesome.
Ask
your
grocer
for
a
package.
Black.
Green
or
Mixed
Blends.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
MUTISM
COLUMBIA
SALVAGING
BIG
cros
winds
of
cyclonio
intensily.
Of
Ihe
narrow
beam
lype
of:
constrticlion
Ihe
Poleric
wallow
ed
and
rolled
in
the.
trough
of
mountainous
waves,
al
limes
landitiir
almost
on
etui.
Her
starboard
rati
was
hnrti'd
lint
afler
time
a
sea
broke
oer
the
listinc
vessel.
I'.fforls
nfade
t
rejinir
the
broken
steering
gar
and
also
to
trim
shin
suepeeded,
and
the)
position
of
the
Poleric
was
much
Improved
from
thai
time,
though
she
still
fared
mountainous
$eas
left
as
Ihe
result
of
a
racing
enle
which
abated
but
slowly
In
the
hours
to
follow.
The
Salvage,
Kin?
stood
by
to-
convey
Uw;
stricken
vessel
in
Ihese
hours.
'
Line
Aboard
II
was
on
Wednesday
UjaU
those
on
hoard
liie
Salvage
Kin?
.shot
their
first
line
to
the
Pot-
erie.
by
means
of
a
rifla,
niut
grenade.
The
line
carried
(air
lo
Ihe
slrioken
vesl
hut
broke
as
those
otT'tioanl
were
trfhip
lo
attach
it
lo
a
heavier
tine.
A
second
shot
placed
anoUiorj
line
tin
bfanl
agd
the
Satvape
King
paid.oril
ovor
i.Hrto
fiet
of
two-men
towinir
line.
After
con
si.lcr.ilile
hanl
work
and
notable
seamanship
ou
the
part
of
the
officers
of
both
vessels
(he
Poleric
was
brought
under
low
and
progress
was
made
toward
port
.
II
was
during
the
lone;
and
ar
duous
Teal
of
towing
Ihe
It'll
Tool
freighter
with
Hs-lwelve
ite-
Kree
list
lo
starboard
that
Hh
efficiency
of
Ihe
Salvage
Ktnsr
sluiweil
well.
Three
ilistinH
eas
were
runnttt?
at
the
time,
a
southeast,
southwest,
and
a
wes-
erly.
all
three
combining
lo
make
Uiwins
diffioull
and
play-
tag
with
ihe
freighter
like
a
rork
in
a
tiamlrockeil
Iialhtnh.
Washed
by
Seas
The
Polerie
rolled
her
lower
RYI.VVI
tviw
.,nee
mistress
VlirKIIHA.
Nov.
18.
The
sal-
.
.
...
'
vagina:
of
Ihe
Poleric
by
the'
v
.
.
,.,
...
,I?P
Salvage
Kin
in
Ihe
ocean
"est-J
m
,
r0i,,.t.
executed.
The
vessel
was
wal-j
lowiusr
in
a
sea
caused
by
lhrHl
be
an
election
in
Ik
spring
Pan
in
there
vfll
he
none.
PLKASK
bedieeied
says
Mi-
(IraM
KlaUlkf
at
flu
lmprta
pal.
in
opulnti
ihe
esion
til"
niMirown
brigade.
TDK
only
tree
iftristian
in
tb
world
wan
Has
ha
RRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1024.
Has
produced
Minerals
as
follows
-
Placer
Gold,
$77,:82,!5:;
Lode
(
tu
17,1.100;
Silver,
.()S,82
1.570;
Lead,
$70,548,578;
C)pper,
87,1k.i,:i;k
,
,
171,107;
Miscellaneous
Minerals.
$I,UU,340;
Goal
and
Coke,
2(0,8K(UHk
lb
Ji
,
Stone.
Urick,
lmenl,
etc.,
?12,225,8H;
making
its
Mineral
Production
t
v)e
t
102
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
of
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees,
lower
than
fie
tr
any
other
Province
in
Ihe
Itominion,
or
any
colony
in
Ihe
Hritislt
Umpire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
foes.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
security
of
r:h;,
guaranteed
by
Crown
Orants.
Full
information
together
wilh
Mining
Rejrts
ami
Maps,
may
be
obtained
K
it
,
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
,.H.
Practically
all
llritisli
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
which
L
work
has
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
of
the
Annual
lienor!
ot
h.
of
Mines.
Those
considering
mining
imeslinents
should
refer
lo
such
repot
,
are
available
without
charge
on
application
lo
the
llepartincnl
of
Mine.
,
j,
Reports
of
the
Ceologieal
Survey
of
Canada,
Pacific
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valuable
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of
information.
!
nature
has
heen
apparent.
NoImmI)
expects
the
repreen-tutne
of
two
poliltrul
parties.'
on
in
office
and
the
other
wishing
ii
were,
to
meet
face
to
face
once
a
year
and
dwell
together
in
perfect
harmony;
the
millennium
is
slill
far
off.
Hut
Ihe
people
are
rertaitdy
looking
for
some
practical
allempt
lo
deal
with
issues
of
ery
considerable
importance
lo
them.
They
are;
losing
patience
at
the
spectacle'
of
siu-ti
ilieniin
as
that
which'
caused
forty-eight
full-grown
I
men
to
-ectilale
the
other
day;
as
to
whether
a
cabinet
minister,
was
present
in
a
political
mm-
j
millee
room
in
iJraiul
Pork)
while
somebody
was
rousiimiiig
a
glass
of
some
orl
of
liiltiid.
The,
ct
of
govcnfotciil
in
Hrillshi
'olumliia
is
Uijli
enough
without'
killing
time
in
this
fashion.
i
PUPILS
ENROLLED
!
AT
ANYOX
WAS
158j
AXYOX.
Nov
M.
There
were!
J5K
piiuls
enrotleil
in
Hie
Auyo
rhiinls
fm-
I
lie
month
of
M-j
I
er.
7
girls
and
XI
Imys.
Ttie
;
ierreuliue
of
allendance
last!
month
was
,.'',
and
Hie
sebooli
:imgs
hanked
during'
Ihe
month
j
umoiinled
to
?;i7.'.t.
i
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Novembec
18.
1915.
Constable
Adams
has
rereixel
a
most
interest
ing
letter
from
Hilly
Kirk
enclosing
a
piece
o;
canvas
from
one
of
the
Herman
planes
hrougbl
down
by
llritisli
guns
ul
I'ioegslreet.
-
r
The
posl
office
report
.
grel
ileal
of
business
baudling
parcels
sent
from
I'rinee
llupeil
for
sobiiers
in
Kunipe.
.
Harry
Ituperl
Casey,
seyeutecu
rnolifh
obi
son
or
Aid.
and
Mrs.
tieorge
H.
Itasey.
die,
last
nigh'
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow
morning
from
Hie
family
home
on
KlevenHi
Axeiuie.
TIMBER
SALE,
X
7475.
7lirf
lll
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fur
Sale
it
Pub
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II.
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p.m.
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lici-iiiisT,
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orfli
of
tlie
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t'nrotrr,
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liuiwrt,
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f.'i.uO0
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and
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on
an
arra
,
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mi
llin
xniiii
niiio
nr
Tamsi
l
i
laml.
Illrhanloin
Inlet,
oueru
CharlntU
I-unci.
T..
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vara
HI
lx
alluwril
for
rt
liioial
'if
tlmtier.
I'mvhInI
iliat
any
nnc
unable
to
attend
Die
aiii-tiim
In
s-mii
may
iilunfl
a
wlfl
trmirr
in
be
lis-nnl
al
lh)
hour
nt
auc
,
li
m
and
trratml
a
(Mie
bid
I
t'tirlhrr
iiarllnilara
nt
the
r.hlrr
t'nrra-tr.
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mil
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TIMBER
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X6491.
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l.aiHl
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