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EDITION
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wonderfully
rich
and
fragrant
flavor
never
varies.
Try
it.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
r
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor,
Monday,
October
20,
1923.
Last
Lap
Of
The
Political
Campaign.
This
week
sees
the
end
of
j)ie
political
campaign.
Just,
now
we
are
On
the
last
lap
which
closes
wiflv
Ihe
election
Thursday.
People
have
had
an
opportunity
of
getting
all
sides
of
the
big
questions
both
from
speakers:
and
from
press
reports.
The
result
is
thai
Ihe
Liberals
are
still
LiHeral,
Conservatives
still
Conservative
and
Ihe
wabblers
will
continue
I
wabble
until
election
day.
There
has
been
went
aclivily
shown
by
all
groups.
At
one
time
it
looked
as
if
the
Liberals-might
have
been
slipping
a
litlJe
but
.steadily
they
June
won,
back
until
today
there
is
little
doubt
in
the
minds
of
any
how
the
election
will
go.
11
looks
as
if
SU)rk
will
be
elected
lo
go
to
Ottawa
ami
complete
Ihe
work
whit
h
he
has
set
out
lo
do.
Thai
is
as
it
should
be.
A
second
term
is
a
reasonable
thing
tn
ask
of
Hi
community.
Skeena
electoral
dislricl
has
beffi
better
served
during
the
past
four
years
than
ever
before
in
history.
To
make
a
change
might
prove
fnt.il
to
our
prospects.
Challenge.
To
.
.
H.
H.
Stevens.
(i.
(i.
MrOeer,
champion
.-ofthe
freight
rates
campaign,
who
has
lieen
the
butt
of
all
Conservative
speakers
of
late
ami
particularly
of
his
'political
opponent
11.
1L
Stevens,
has
challenged
Stevens
to
a
public
debate
on
the
subject
of
freight
rates.
He
is
aivxious
lo
get
nl
close
quarters
with
his
traducers
knowing
thai
he
lias
t
lie
racls
ojiHus
side
and
that
an
opponent
is
unable
to
face
facts.
It
is
useless
for
Conservatives
to
come
along
at
this
late
hour
ind
claim.
credit
Tor
work"
on
Ihe'
..freight
rales'
when
it
is
common
knowledge
lhal
.MrOeerihnd
Oliver
were
Ihe
chief
pro
vincial
workerIii
the
cause,
and
wlieu
Premier
Mackenzie
King
arm
ins
government
nave
issued
an
jmlcr
that
rale.
be
equalized.
The
victory
isalready
partly
won
and
it
was
.Medeer
and
his
assocKUvwJioou.iu
It
,Mc(jer.
Were
o
coine-
here
he.
would
Ike.
given
a
great
reception
jj'r
ii
is.
kjinwn
that
lie
is
'llie
man
largely
responsible
for
Ihe
result.
Take
A
.Lesson
!
From
The
Sweepstake.
1
A
liltje
sweepstake
op
the
election
is.
being
jiiilucletl
on
the
waterfront,;
Each
participant
vU-'allowed
lo
gif
ss
what
the
plurality
for
.
Uie
winning
eandidaje.
may
l
jqid
the
jieare.M
guess
gets
thev
money.
Out
of
twenty
guesses,
seveiileen
gave,
varying
majorizes
for
Stork,
three
gave
small
.majorities
for
Bitshby
but
thee.-was
no
one
Iq.bel
ou-;'ickerson.
'
Of
course.j.'that
little
sweepj;fud
.iiolhing
lo'
do
with
the'
election
and
yelj
it
is
nu
indication
of
what
is
going
to
happen.
Thursday.
P
.People
Often
.Misled
,1;
During
An
Election.
fi"
ft
a
iinring
anxeiection
ieople
itfe
often
misled.
They
talW
mosii
io
people
wlio
are
supporting
the
same
ratididale
as
hemselves
aqlfr.by
ctiuslanlly
usVelling
the
fact
fhev
eouu".
lo
iK-iir:
mui
uiwir
caiia:iiaie
is
g(tmig
lo
win.
Constantly
.assert-ing
somelhingltis
fact
is
an
aid
Wr
belief.
This
is
line'
jn
religion
as
well
)is
in
polities.
Ku
ft
must
be
exicled
that
Ihe
close
parly
s.upptu-lers
of
each
cjn'didale
are
likely
jo
believe
that
their
mini
will
win.
The
difficulty
js
that
the
followers
of
two
of
them
imist
be
in
:rror.
Only
one
fun
win
and
two
-must
be
bealeil.
BuMers
jcm
uj
your
nan.(?
ond
uiJI
send
vou
Supp
this
illuJtralaT
E
Pistributorj
fori
K9L9RED
-3HIN0LE3.
i
tes
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
or
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
'.now
Albert
&
McCafay,
Ltd.
Phones
116
ani
117
STEWART
GOLD
STRIKE
IS
ONE
OF
RICHEST
VAXCOl'VEH,
October
2rt.
A
sensational
gold
strike
at
I
he
Emperor
Minor
al
Slewarl
is
reported
hy
.1.
K.
Cowner,
secretary
(if
Ihe
company.
A
wire
from
Mua
Seifert,
superintendent
in
charge
of
Ihe
mines,
says
that
n
t
1-12
fl
ein
of
very
high
grade
ore
ha
been
encountered
at
300
feel
inside
Hie
t00
fool
tunnel,
-which
was
being
driven
in
lo
lest
the
main
ore
hotly.
The
new
vein,
of
which
nothing
was
known,
was
MrurK
ui
100
icci
nepiii.
The
main
ore
hoily
has
not
ye!
heen
reachetl.
Seifeii's
wire
slates
thai
(he
vein
uncovered
on
of
the
richest
ever
lrueji
p
the
north.
DR.
CAMERON
WILL
PRE
ACHJiERE
UNTIL
thai
he
had
received
a
telcurain
(he
field.
Mr.
Stevens
in
a
propaganda
Jeller
lo
the
editor,
urffes
lhal
Nickerson
is
for
Ihe
fishermen
and
lhal
Slork
Is
against
them.
which
of
coucsp
Is
incorrecl.
Jle
also
asks
for
less
mud
slinKinp
when
he
must
know
there
has
been
no
mud
slinjiiiy
in
I
his
campaign
so
far
on
either
fide
inu
iiej-e
js
no
prospect
uf
any
Ihins
of
Ihe
sol
tnklnp
placi'
In
Ihe
firl
place
mud-sIiiiL'ini!:
Is
poor"
pid
icy,
and
in
the
sivood
place
all
three
of
the
randldalrs
are
ahoe
that
ort
of
Uiinjr.
Von'lihvp
fii
linn.
I
II
In
VL.L.ir
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
JAKE
says
(hat
a
vote
for
Hi
Conservative
Association
i
a
vole
for
Ihe
Manufacturers'
Association
ami
the
C.P.H.
WHEN
a
man
fad-
at
everything
else,
li
can
always
become
a
reformer.
'i'mI.'
lnln.il
lliincr
is
111
SO
till
out
dun-Colored
envelope
at&liP
end
or
Ihe
month
so
everybody
will
know
which
are
Ihe
THE
pleasure
or
gelling
Ihe
monthly
cheCJf'Ts
marred
by
the
receipt
or
monthly
.account
for
goods
delivered
alid'lised
Hinnljis
ago,
1
TJjjaus
jjue
at
thMw
f-.ui-
niiiiidineiils
I
never
break,
t
t
.
.
y
never
eovel
niv
lieifillhor
s
OX
ANOTHER
APPOINTED
or
l.i
ass
or
anylhing
that
i
At
Ihe
church
services
llev.
II.
H.
(Irani
announced
IDS.
Jl'ST
give
us
a
rest
From
political
pest.
I
I
ttil
t
tiki
(ntnt'ii
from
Hev.
Dr.
C.
J.
Cameron
ofj"
wiUm
4,
Vancouver
slating
that
he
would
pl
',
n,man(,jnfr
cmne
to
fill
the
vacancy
for
ajAnd
hink
of
nnanrinr
short
lime
until
"Ihe
local
con-
.....
,,...
i.iimi
iiMMiui
iniiifk,
gregation
......
decided
on
a
man
lo
,
,0
roM
f
Ilf
,,rin(r,
ioiiow
iir.
uraiu.
Dr.
Cameron
is
partially
lired
from
the
ministry.
re
POLITICAL
HJNCHES
A
Skidegafe
correspondent.
E.
C.
Siemens,
is
strong
for
.Nicker-
on.
So
are.
n
good
many
other
people.
If
he
Had
.not
a
good
I
many
hackers
he
would
not
be
in
I
SUCH
JEST
that
Ihe
mayor
appoint
an
official
to
excavate
Iwo
holes
into
which
the
two
dp.
feated
candidate!
may
crawl
next
Thursday
night.
foil
when
ji
fc'onej.
(o
politicair''"
'c,,,fk
sapacity.
For
Ihe
final
meeting
of
Die
cainpait:ii
he
finds,
himself
wrlhoul
a
theatre
in
which
lo
speak.
Ilolh
I
heal
res
have
heen
taken
hy
Ihe,
other
parlies
for
their
final
rallies.
Sol
to
bo
kept
down
hy
such
a
lillle
Ihintr
as
lhal
he
challenges
cither
or
both
lo
a
debate
for
lhal
night
and
says
he
will
pay
his
share
of
the
cost
of
Ihe
f
heat
re.
That
would
give
him
a
crowded
meet-
lnr
al
a
third
of
Ihe
ordinary
cost
and
set
over
the
difficully
or
being
shut
out
altogether.
Here's
fo
Nickerson
when
il
comes
tn
playing
his
hand.
Helling
Is'slill
strong
for
Kred
Stork.
'Every
Jlme.
a
voler
lake
a
look
al
the
elevator,
he
slrengtheua
his
conviction
thai
StorJi
Ms
the
only
man
for
Ihe
Skeena
dhdrict
Just
now.
The.
story
goes,
and
11
is
told
oij
the
authority
of
a
good.
Tocj',
(hat
Iioli
liordon
walked
lido
Hie
Coaservatlve
(conmilflce
'moms
and
unrolling
a
wad
of
bills
lo
the
amount
or
500
suggested
that
any
of
those
present
cover
it.
They
hail
been
boasting
la
they
were
ready
lo
cover
any
sum
anl
here
was
the
chance.
After
wailing
awhile
Hob
rolled
up
Ihe
hills
ami
returned
them
lo
his
hip
pocket,
there
being
no
lakers.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert.
V.
Caldwell,'
Calgary;
Elhel
,M.
IIargreaes,
England:
Theo.
J.
Morgan,
Joseph
Sim
ami
Her!
Ilollby,
Edjiionlon;
H.
(i.
J.lrw
coin,
L.
0.
Lycelt.
C.
Carm.chael
and
C.
II,
McMillan,
Vancouver;
Mr.
aild
Mrs.
Corhouse
um
Miss
M.
Corhouse,
Silvcrton,
Ore.;
W.
II.
llarl,
Winnipeg;
'.
C.
McKay,
Ketchikan;
A.
jlioodenough
and
S.
.1.
Mayer,
.Siiiilhern;
T.
Ii.
I'atlullo
and
J-'.
V.
Eoster,
Victoria;
Nick
Juklch,
Siinda
.liiklch
and
Jekil
Jukich,
Soulh
Rend;
V.
II.
Manuel,
Prince
(Jeorge;
L.
T.
Workman
ami
children
and
J,
Anderson,
Rlcwarl;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Eruesl
Jllue
and
Mrs.
LllJIar.
Kelfer,
llyder.
Central
John
Hallanlyne
and
J,
Smith,
Vancouver;
William
St.
Claltv
Wilson,
W.
Murray
ami
E.
Wood.
cily;
It.
E.
Stone
and
II.
llerirrl.
IU.W.H.;
A.
II.
Edwards,
UtV.
O
CIVE
m
ft
a
quiet
retreat
Where
never'a
soul
I
may
meet
Oh,
Jusl
let
me
ret
S"omewhere
in
Ihe
west
Willi
no
one
In
worry
or
greet.
!'
I
once
went
campaigning,
oh
boy
I
And
(he
right
il
was
good
In
enjoy
And
Ihen,
Ir,
tn
Ihlnk
I
should
go
on
the
blink
And
he
beaten.
That
sure
woubj
.
annoy.
,
.
,
THE
meanest
man
in
Hie
world
is
Ihe
one
who
marries
because
he
hales
lot
pay
kiteheort
help.
MY
girl
says
kkhjg
j
Jaa
gerous.
H
makes
her
noe
shiny.
J.OYE
is
Ihe
4iily
thing
lhal
can
make
midnight
spem
like
LET
me
drink
lo
the,
man
At
Ihe
head
or'lhe
poll,
To
Ihe
man
who
has
won
And
again
reached
ihe,
goal.
Hut
Ihe
man
1
admire
Is
Ihe
man
who
ha
pluck;
Who
though
braleu
at
Jal
Has
no
quarrel
with
Luck.
IE
vou
can't
swat
Hip
flv.
lickle
bis
rbs
until
he
laughs
to
lealh.
OF
all
the
sad
word
Or
tongue
or
pen
Is
that
or
Ihe
Tory
"We're
beaten
again."
mji'iiim;.m
i-.ii
people
are
those
who
do
naughty
things
and
..i
i..
a,
i-iui
oi
mem.
MIME
inc.ii:
tar,
Vlike
wind-
"l,1,,,3.?rt.,V?.,P,
HXU
jrougli
ye!
not
hiniih
M(ei.
EE.NHjliiieeiiej
nilneej
nirt.
LePme
lell
joii,
io'ilwil
know'
Elections
Iiere
are
apt
to
go
Any
wiiy
the
wiml
may
blow.
I'M
glad
Proressor
Prycc
gol
that
Ford
car.
H
1
had
won
II
there
would
have
been
gasoline
lo
buy,
lubricating
oil
to
buy
tires
to
buy,
giiuntlels
lo
buy,
rugs
lo
buy,
lillle
late
suppers
lo
buy,
spare
pari
to
buy.
And
then
Ihlnk
or
the.
ratlin
we
should
have
made
going
down
the
street
nHer
the
Nrst
accident.
IF
J'd
loul
lhal
car
I
might
nate
ne;n
couixwl
a
lol
worse
than
Jack
Singlelon,.the
Vancouver
taxi-driver,
who
.lout
lx-dollars
and
the
Use
of
his
car
to.
a
pretty
young
girl
and
her
escort
al
Point
flrey.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Rupert
October
24,
1916.
Tlie
CP.
H.
rtliunner
Prjjiees
Sophia,
going
south
from
Alaska
yesterday,
had
?I5
passenger
aboard
including
juich
potable
as
Judge
Maeaiilay
and
.wire,
Charles
Hoyle,
F.
O,
ongdou,
Sherifr
llrimslone
and
a
number
of
oilier
prominejil
VukcMuw.
l'te.
Alex
Donald,
brother
of
Opportunity
1
DOISED
FOR
FLIGHT-
on
winged
-feet,
Opportunity
waits
but
a
little
while.
Before
him
stands
Youtlifor
to
Youth
belongs
Opportunity.
Opportunities
confront
a
man
in
Youth
that
may
never
come
to
him
againand
among
these
is
the
great
opportunity
of
investment,
of
insurance
against
the
failures,
accidents
and
disappointments
of
later
life.
Life
Insurance
costs
little
to
the
young
man--yct
means
so
much
to
Jiim
in
maturity.
It
encourages
thrift--when
extravagance
beckons.
It
is
a
wise
and
safe
investment.
It
protects
the
responsibilities
and
obligations
of
the
future.
Opportunity
may
not
return
Grasp
it
to-day.
i
iCapl.
Donald
of
the
sleauirvr
Prince
Oeorge,
ha
been
killed
at
Hip
front.
Ill
widow,
Mr.
Jane
Oonald
live
here
on
Thompsoi'
Llreel.
,
Twin,
a
oon
ami
oNinghler
wa
horn
at
Ihe
Prince
Ilupert
Ceneral
lln.pltal
today
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Angelo
Anlonelli,
5I(-Fulton
.Street.
-
Octobor
26,
1916.
i
A
company
or
local
hunter
returned
to
Ihe
cJly
Ibis
inoru-after
having'
had
rpille
an
ejcllhw
experience
orr
Tugwell
Island.
On
starting
lor
home.
Ihe
engine
or
I
heir
boot
broke
down
in
a
raging
gale
ami
they
were
drirtlng
Jnlo
Oixnn'a
Entrance
when
picket!
up
hy
an
In
dian
boat
coming
fu
from
Port
bimpsoii.
the
,
parly
consisted
II
I
of
S.
J.
Evans
Charlie
Halaguo,
iEd.
Stlllwell,
l.clor
Heberi
and
Alex
Uunte.r.
Mark
l.iillirr,
president,
Joseph
D.
Pierce,
captain,
ami
.mil
(Josncll,
nccre.lary
or
Ihe
Cljrl.
Hun
Hand
or
Worker
or
Port
Simpson,-
relumed
to
Ihe
.cily
lat
night
rrrmf
Klluinkuluiu
where
they
caused
In
he
.e,ab-llslied
a
school
rir
native
fib
The
Love
that
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