PACJ3
TWO
cent
of
I
lie
teachers
in
I
be
district
Jiae
first
class
or
academio
certificates.
Contrary
lo
what
ford,
15
year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
J.
Crawford
of
Stewart,
who
matriculalcd
with
H5l
marks
out
-of
a
possible
1100.
It
was
the
bipliesl
record
in
the
district.
The
teacher
wa
Mis
M.
H.
Henderson
f
the
Stewart
Superior
School.
There
is
one
school
in
I
ho
district
Where,
all
the
eydif
pupils
5eiu
us
your
name
end
oiJI
send
ou
nut
uiujiiauiix
0
xn
booleofbeaulifiJX
MMiiea.
......
,yv-b
Pislribulors
for:
(?0ham
K9L9RED
-3HIN0LE3.
limn
of
Ocean
Falls
trig
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Coulrol
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
HUPKIIT
-
MUTISM
COLUMBIA
.Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
(he
Prince
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenne.
II.
F.
PULL-EX,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
SCHOOL
POPULATION
f.ORTH
IS
STEADILY
IN-INCREASING
SAYS
INSPECTOR:
MANY
LOCAL
TEACHERS.
"
'
(continued
from
page
jne)
JSESa1uilii.v
.
llceinber
ID,
fOTi.
I
N
an1
children
df
one
family.
Tbii
is
ti
Kispiov
anil
I
lie
parents
an;
Mr.
and
Mis.
1'adily
Sheehan.
Mr.
sheehan
i
postmaster,
seere
iary
of
the
school
board
ami
:cn
ml
factotum
al
Kipiox.
II
if
the
policy
of
the
Depart-
infill
of
education
ami
Mr,
Fraser
to
employ
northern
teachers
as
far
as
possible
in
the
schools
of
the
district.
The
re
has
seemed
t
be
rule
in
the
pastIiSUt
j.,
that
teachers
of
die
dis
there
is
also
to
he
noted
more
rjCl
are
ensaReil
in
srhools
of
permanence
anion?
the
JtvicJiers
now.
Whereas,
in
the
nasi,
it
has
seemed
to
bo
Ihe
common
liraojUcu
for
a
teacher
tb
take
a
school
for
one
year
and
then
leave,
teachers
are
now
remain-ins
from
year
to
year
and
in
a
number
of
smaller
schools
the
same
teachers
have
now
.
bce.il
,
serving
five
or
six
years.
This
js
a
feature
that
is
particularly.
gratifying
lo
Inspector
Fraser.
-
In
a
number
of
cases,
phenom
enally
good
work
ha
been
done
in
country
schools
where
the
pub-
.litfptiool
lea
olujrs'
have
volun
tarily
taken
on
lliph
School
stniction.
Last
year
at
New
4
llazclton
a
boy
named
Mitchell
K.
Newman,
now
a
Normal
.School
student,
passed
his
Junior
mat
riculalion
making
a
total
of
GiG
marks,
one
of
the
highest
records
in
the
.district.
Miss
F.velynJ
Shcasjzreeu
of;
Viincomcr
w"af
'
the
leather.
Thi
year'
fit
So'ulbhanJ;,
whore
Miss
Mlna
I
lean
of
l'tfjl-
Simpson
is
the
teacher,
nlioy
named
Jeorge
Murray
is
dnlnp
.MatriiMilalion
work
after
having
passed
through
tirades
u
ami
10
with
bisli
standing
in
spile,
of
the
fact
thai
he
bad
only
six
months'
seliooliiiK
during
each
year.
Bright
Stewart
Girl.
One'uf
the
outstanding
clioL-
asttc
achievement
of
tlifo
year
was
thatjof
Muriel
Mary.
Oraw-J
Ihe
insiH'elonite
as
follows:
Local
Teachers
Jrince
Rupert
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
anjl
Miss
Mary
1).
Sim
Vf
J'ritMR'
Huperl;
.Miss
Agnes
Honatdsmi
of
Port
i.ssingtoii,
and
Miss
Ktantla
Marsh
of
Terrace.
South
bank
Miss
Mina
Dean
of
Port
Simpson.
Tchesinkul
Lake
Miss
Kathleen
Ward
of
Masselt:
llurns
Lake
Miss
Mary
Mcllac
of
Prince
Itupert.
Decker
Lake
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
of
Prince
Itupert.
Hound
I.ake
Miss
Mary
Mac
knight
of
.Anyox.
NV'oodmere
Miss
MarKafet
Cillall
of
Sandspit.
Driftwood
.Miss
Marjnpie.
Hohorls
of
Sm
it
hers.
Telkwa
Mrg.
J.
P.
Wheehjr
of
Telkwa.
Kitwana
Miss
Kva
Iaalirr
of
I'rince
Huperl.
Voodeick
Miss
Helen
Hib-bard
of
Prince,
Itupert.
Lakvls'
AtiKS
.1.
M.
Pearson
of
Lukelse.
Terrace
Miss
Mary
Dobb
of
Prince
Itupert.
Atlin
A.
S.
James
of
Atin.
SNnvart
Lee
tiordon
of
Prince
Jluprl.
Alice
Ami
Hoth
!onlon
of
Prince
Itupert.
Anyox
High
School
James
II.
Milchell
of
Prince
Itupert.
fJertrgelowu
Mis
Cainilln
M.
Peters
of
Tlell.
Potfl
iMhitfsoii
Miss
jMary
Cross
of
Prince
Itupert.
Oe;an
Tails
Miss
Annie
Mil-
Hagen-borp
N'onsalsum
Mr.
Margaret
(reenawny
of
A'ooat.nm.
Lumber
Brick
Cement;
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
winter's
supply
oi
1
Nanaimo-Welling-
ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
i
.
i
J5
1
1
1
-',
1
1
1
1
"
"
'
Waterfront
Whiffs,
Doing
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
Which
i
th
Chief
$ource
of
Prjnce
Rupert'
Prosperity
Hull.
Repairs
when
I
lie
season
rhts
anil
sev
eral
parties
have
beeiV
"ul.
lib
Christinas
Day
less
than
a
weeV
distant
everyone
is
busy,
oiils'1'!
of
ihe
i-es-ular
workinr
day,
seeing
to
Santa
Claus
l.einy;
on
Ihe
Job
on
Christinas
Kv
and
thaL,
Ihe
larder
fs
.well
stocked
with
Ibe
go0.
things
of
Ihjs
life
with
wliich
jlo,
salisfy
Jhe
ever
erivin?-inner
man.
There
is
talk
of
hunting
parties
goin?
nut
over
(lie
buliday
week
en.!
hut
as
lo
just
how
far
they
will
gel
is
purely
a
matter
of
eonjeeluie.
Trappersl
Don't
sell
your
furs
until
you
have
seen
me.
W.
Goldbloom,
Second
Ave.
Up
for
Ihe
iiKessary
rejiair
in
readiness
for
Hie
February
open-Ins
of
halibut
fishins.
The
Cow
Daycreek
ways
are
also
full
lo
capacity.
.
The
roof
of
Ihe
ocean
dock
is
fo-lte
repairel
jilhe
near
future
and.
two
liunilrCil
yards
ot
j:ravel
has
heen
secunil
by
the
Prince
Huperl
llonlhoiisp,
with
the
jiower
boa
I
Pachena,
lo
be
ued
in
connection
with
the
work.
The
unloading
of
Hie
pravel
from
the
scaw
was
compleiett
hy
Ihe
tug
Lion
over
last
week
end.
Provincial
poace
after
all
his
bibors.
The
whole
hoal,
both
inside
and
out,
looks
remarkably
bright
and
lo
Kct
the
mot
comfnrl
out
of
Ira--.
vel
via
the
Adatiac
route
it
would
be
well
for
passengers
to'
lake
n
pair
of
smoked
glasses
alonp.
r
Launch
Oh
Ilaby.
skippered
bv
yapt.
Jell
Lanibly,
arrived
in
port
from
the
LamMy
rapcb,
Lewis
slawd,
on
Monday,
with
a
carno
if
good.
Chrislmas
eato
com
trisinir
borne
fed
chickens,
epps,
elc,
and
relurned
home
on
Bloomln'
Burglars
f
,
The
waterfront,
in
the
vicinity
llasensborp
l'H
II.
MacKay
of
W
1,,e
C
N
a-
,,ock
w""
visile.)
'
lijuring
Ihe
week
by
a
pang
of
hloomin
liurirlars
who
broke
info
trie
of
Ihe
sbeds.
and
lifted
a
gOuplp.
of
cases
of
.
ChfiMmas
cheery
that,
kind
f
cIicjt
unsiiii-Rble
for
the,
'fillip?
of
fountain
Jiejls.'
The
fleet
secret
service
tleulbs
Hre
on
the
Job
so
when
pown
around
that
way
it
is
wisq
to
watch
one's
breath.
r-
K
I
want
10,000
Minks
and
will
pay
best
prices.
See,
W,
Gold-bloom,
Second
Aye.
.
-
Fight
Staged
.
One
of
Ihe
greatest
fish's
ever
Mused
in
Hie
cily
took
place
on
Ihe
waterfront
on
Wednesday
-.afternoon
and
the
WliilTmau
hap
pened
to
he
lucky
.'nouah
to
wit-ness
it.
A
gentleman
of
dim
countenance,,
wlio
daily
stands
al
the
edge
of
the
docks
in
the
Vicinity
of
Ihe
fisli
houses
and
fishes,
presumably
for
flounders,
chanced
lo
bring
up
from
Hie
dcplh
a
befty
looking
fish
with
Ions
whUkers
which
he
termed
a
cat
fish.
Kxlracling
the
hook
and
re-baitjng,sanie
Ihe
fisherman
dropped
it
over
Ihe
side
and
this
time
was
rewarded
with
n
snub-nosed
looking
affair
which
he
called
a
bulIdOK
fish.
I
bis
lie
quickly
.released
but
in
throwing
it
on
to
the
wharf
it
came
into
contaci
with
the
calfisb
ami
then
Ihe
fat
wa
in
Ihe
bacon.
The
catfish
arched
ils
back
like
a
camel
while
the
fish
of
the
bulU
dos
species
bared
its
leelb
and
showed
fight
in
Ihe
npproeif
bulldog
fashion.
In
fact
Ihe
darned
thing
did
everything
but
Ak.
Tli.
nip
before-
the
end
or
Ihe
nionlli
unait
Jart
fitil
v,i:i'l
I
hick
and
.
I
Tlii
miiiii
mivii'lv
nf
l.i:il
n.lll-
fji.it
MHil
v:i
I'Vel)
II
Ik
I1
Ileal
during
Hie
pal
week
ha
Hsllli,
fouipj
when
Ihe
bo,"
been
in
je
in
a
little
duck
hunUjlhy
of
t,show-,
oj1,
riiliier
Ihe
sojdle-;
who
Tiait'eMiaelc!
Uii'aflsh!
nj'om
Jlte
sai
.
einn
v;
'
final
knOf$ouV4o
both
wlllt
,lhe
haridlei(ifif
raior.
Hi
lasjrd
4lvrt
n
?ood
stfp
,U'I
well
worth
Hie
price
of
admission.
,Mc.srs.
Mrnwn
and
Pie
win
of
Port
Simpson,
who
have
beet)
in
the,
south
on
a
business
Idpf,
relumed
on'
Ihe
Canlena
on"
Sunday
last
and
proceeded
to
the
home
port
on
Hie
power
boat
Taplow,
wliielt.
iluriim
I
lo
ir
absence
bal
been
completely
3apL
Mickey
Sullivan.
Hie
ma
1
ivybo
made
,l.ip
Inlet
famous,
and
iwho
ha.
been
in
Hie
cilv
for
ill-
ll'Ii
I.
r
I....
1
..
....1
Infl
f,,.!
ii
nit
ii'rj
lew
erepi
iiui
"t
.ph.
nn-iut--
n-n
members
of
both
Ihe
local
hal:-the
inlet
on.W'e.liu'-.lay
nioinmu
but
fleet
and
the
mosquito
fleet
proper
will
remain
in
town
for
Ihe
festie
sea
"on
tdltier
wUb
Ibeir
relatives
or
friends.
Much
Work
Much
work
is
being
carried
Wonderful
Climate
In
support
of
Ilie
fad
tha
Prince
Huiierl
enjoys
a
wonder
ful
climate,
in
fact
a
climate
lha
Is
very
little
different
I"
thai
en
Joyed
by
Hie
niucli
advertised
out
at
waterfront
shipyards
ou(state
of
California,
it
can
be
slat
-hull
repairs
and
engine
nvc.r-.ril
with
authority
thai
Salt
Laki
hauls.
The
Mclean
ways
have-
swimmlui:
wu
indulged
in
lal
been
fully
occupied
or
Hie
pasllweek
end
by
:nntanlirfe
Mirhal-week
and
there
is
a
waiting
list
off
and
John
Ciieimwski.
who
iif
over
forty
liats
ready
to
come
made
the
trio
in
a
rnwlioal.
The
water
was
elear
and
exhilnralina
and
the
swimmers
llioroiichlv
enjoyed
themselves,
t
it
the
return
trip
-Hie
acipiatic
gentlemen
were
successful
in
hrinjrfng
down
a
bald
headi'd
eazle
in
the
vicinity
of
the
lake
which
measured
seven
feel
between
Ihe
lips
of
ils
wins:.
If
Its.
furs
you,
have
to
.sell
I
want
them.
W..
Goldbloom,
2nd
Avenue
C.N.lt.
steaiinjr
Prinre
John
unloaded
2no
tons
uf
Nnnaimo-Wellincton
roal
at
the
Alberl-
conslable
TominykMfi-iirery
wharf
on
Saturday.
(-inini,
who
has
been
sweating
bricks
(hi
week
while
overhauling
the
enzine
of
the
police
launch
A'janae,
has
vowed
hew
il!
jock
Jhe
engine
up
allotrether
if
it
doesn't
ipMl
'diolurbiiip
the
lasT
in
addition
lo
Ions
oi'
asphalt
and
"0
rolls
of
Capl.
Jack
Moual
ha
been
putting
.in
some
profitable
time
litis
week
overhauling
.
hi
Vulcan
heavy
duly
engine..
I'h
engine
,
is
for
a
new
.trolling
boa'
Cap
is
liuildiiig
in
readiness
futile
spring
fishing.
Jim,
Promoted
It
is
with
muclrpride
that
Hi-admiralty
office
of
ihe
Mosquii.
fleet
announces
in
Hie
orders
of
the
week
that
Capl.
"Ilandsoiin-'
Jim
Morrison
has
been
promoted
to
bn
gentleman-skipper
of
Hi
Ihihby
flee.
The
reason
for
tin
promotAui
is
.given
as
"disiri-
rguishcil
service
in
lowing
piles
ot
hefty
dimensions
and
ridiculous
shape
to
safely."
While
on
Hi
-subject
of
Capl.
"handsome
Jim
and
his
exploits
it
is
with
pica
me
Hie
Wliiffman
recounts
on
or
tbeino!
dariiigt
happen-'
IVWJCJIM
H,e
,.
ur4iiaif
h('tt
Mf
berb
was
of
With
rllli
ibKboyhjalmaiiJifitj'
IbK
b'yh,alioaidifiu
sc
schoon-
fx
Ca'aeonJ
fl1iewuu-r
sujipiy
ran
short
and
Jim
had
lo
g.:
ashore
at
night
on
an
island
to
see
if
it
could
be
replenished
therefrom.
The
flight
was
black,!
and
as
hears
were
known
to
fre.
ipienl
Ihe
vicinity
Hie
skipper!
ariiieu
wiui
a
ruie
ami
a
lantern
rowei(
(o
Ihe
shore
in
the
don'.
vVhile
pulling,
up
the
dory
to
safely
Jim
was
startled
hy
i
something,
or
somebody,
breath-,
big
in
his
face.
Upon
looking
up
he
was
terrified
lo
se
a
black
buck
deer
glaring
al
him
and
pawing
the
earth
as
though
intending
to
ge
awkward.
Tins
was
Joo
much
for
JiiiijWbo
grabbing
bis
rifle
and
Ian
I
i-rn
scur
ried
lo
the
nenresj
free,
fnlluw-l
ed
bv
Die
buck.
Ilefom
Ilie
'
could
reach
him
,lim
liad
scaled
the.
tree
ami
clinging
lo
a
branch
walled
for
the
worst
to
happen
Standing
011
lis
hind
legs
the
deer
looked
up
iulo
the
tree
ami
Jim.
thinking
the
.beast
meant
to
climb
up
afler
him,
scaled
to
the
LAND
ACT.
j
Nolle
of
Int.nllon
to
Apply
to
Lmm
Loud.
;
In
Oil.
I'rliur
IiiimtI
I
ami
llrrurdli't
'
lll.iri.l
mil
limit
mi
VVIiltriliiil
Nljlld'
limr
IhiiiiJ.u
i.Iiii.i,
nine
print
II.
M.
II.
.
TAkK
.OTICK
IhO
Jofh
Slliinn
Imnrrs
of
I'rlnrf
liuiwrt,
H.C.,
Swrrury,.
Iiiriij
to
iptily
,fnr
1
leur
tit
Ilie
ful.
luwlur
il.'.rntMil
ImnUi-
Ouiiinpiiiinii
it
1
iMi.t
mi,
the
nire
un
tlx-
Kl
mils
ur
Wli(lrant
blmJ;
lliriire'
J.nuo
fi-n
nirilmti:
llii-no
,J,on
teti
IKI;
Illflii-P
J.Diiii
frrl
M.UItii
lliriirr
S.imio
tM-l
fi
to
Iho
mil
hi
if
nmi.i
lliilirniiciil.
.
josrrn
ti.o?(
noonuj,
Diteil
Dviruiber
UU,
lints.
top
of
Ihe
protecting
i
it
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with,
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by
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to
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in
morse
code
to
the
hoal.
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lie
signal
was
picked
up
by
the
flrtt
officer
aboanl
ami
a
rescue
party
se
011
lo
bring
Jim
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the
Ire
and
ncttllmck,
to
the
biiul.
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wafer
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replenished
next
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at
a
barren
pol.
Broke
Propeller
V,
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jtul
W.
who
left
purl
.oi
Sunday
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