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N
YVeiietJay,
Dec.
30,
I
J25.
Mr.
Mi'Lennan's
estimate
presented
to
the
city
minu-il
this
rr
t,ir
no-
ursi
iiiieiugi'iii
itiea
oi
me
population
of
Priui'U
Riiperl
that
ha
been
forthcoming
for
Mime
year".
It
is
likely
however,
that
there
are
more
people
in
Prime
Rupert
than
fli.j;
0,1
il
shown
in
hi"
reinm.
Mr.
McLennan
took
on
the
wars,
nf
census
(akin?
in
imMU
j?.
i
.
i.
.
t
i
.
-
.
...
.
-1
.
imui
in
ni
regular
tniiie-
a
nsesor
ami
without,
extra
emolti-
mem.
m
reconls
rover
only
petiple
who
were
living
on
ty
and
other
properly
that
he
was
railed
up
to
inspect
in
conr
pf
his
aemeht
work.
ThN
being
the
rase,
it
may
be
expee!oI
that
Mime
people
were
mise
in
the
count
perhaps
several
hundred.
f
.
,
f
.
.
....
.
.
.
i
.iMiijf.
.mi-.
.Mci.rnii.in
s
esiimnie
a
a
nais,
u
may
lie
assumed
that
the
popiflfllion
of
the
city
at
the
present
lime
is
jnt
about
7,000.
ThN
eem
to
be
n
little
more
than
a
good
manv
people
thought.
Pulp
And
Paper
Development
Here.
-
That
extensive
timber
cruising
operation
which
have
been
going
on
this
fall
in
the
Kil-iimkalum
and
Lakete
district"
may
result
in
the
ultimate
establishment
of
a
pulp
and
paper
industry
in
thai
region
i
the
interesting
suggestion
that
i
now
nmtc.
The
district
abound"
in
timber
more
suitable
for
pulp
and
paier
manufacture
than
for
any
other
purpose,
and
"ooner
or
lalcf
undertakings
along
that
line
will
undoubtedly
be
emharJU'd
llfKIII.
With
the.
row
material
for.
pulp
and
(taper
gradually
beenm-ing
depleted
in
other
part"
jif
the
continent,
it
may
not'be
nieny
years
before
the
maniifnrlnrers'turn
their
eye
in
this
direction
and
start
actual
production.
When
that
time
come",
there
max
be
several
large
plant
started
in
the
immediate
vicinitv
or1
Prince
Rupert
in
the
interior,
on
the
coast
and
on
the
Queen
unanoite
maud.
TlH?re
an
nbumlaTice
of
raw
malf
rialthgTdereIoiHiieit
of
.which
vyouftliiot
only
lie
greaTy..bei'jeflrtal
liijlhe
a-itv
and
di-
Irict
bnl
would
nlo
be
in
the
be-t
Interests
of
the
district
timber
Stand.
Pulp
and
paper
manufacture
has
for
ome
years
now
been
recognize!
a"
the
logiral
ue
for
the
greater
part
of
the
limber
wealth
or
this
territory.
In
The
Civic
Election
Arena.
With
the
municipal
election
scheduled
to
take
place
on
Januay
Ii
two
weeks
from
Thursday
it
is
now
getting
about
time
for
the
candidates
for
the
mayoralty,
five
aldermanic
seals,
three
school
trustees
and
two
police
commissioner,
to
be
announcing
themselves.
So
far
only
one
definite
announcement
has
been
made
namely
that
of
Co.
S.
P.
Mc.Monlie
for
lb
mayoralty.
People
are
beginning
to
wonder.
espei-ially
in
view'
of
(lie
minor
that
have
been
going
around
lately
whet
let
there
will
be
anyone
to
oppoe
him.
It
is
desirable
that
the
citizens
.hould
takea
keen
interest
in
ninuieipa!
affair.
but.
during
receiityears,
about
the
only
time
any
such
interest
has
been
shown
has
been
just
immediately
prfr
to
the
election.
Civic
government
is
jut
a
important
J
tj
the
people
residing
in
the
city
as
federal
and
provim-ial
repre
seiilatiou.
Candidate
hould
make
their
intention
knowr
eavi
instead
of
holding
back
until
the
last
minute
lo
ee
what
"Jhfl
other
fellow"
i
going
to
do.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
a
M
o
good
names
for
the
various
offices
will
be
placed
before
the
electors
and
that
this
will
be
done
early
enough
n
that
the
-iti-zWU
may
have
the
opportunity
of
learning
what
thVpo?ine
,nm
ajjiis
pf
the
various
candidates
may
be,
thus
being
enabled
f
exerci-ejlbeir
franchise
in
eonlingly.
-
ies
Lumber
Brick
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Stock
your
vnnter's
supply
oi
I
Nanaimo-Welling-
ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phonei
116
and
117
.iMmi.:7rffri.TFjmT
Successful
Affair
Took
Place
Last
Evening
In
Church
Hall
The
annual
AiiKl'ean
I'.hrsst-mas
tree
entertainment.
helt
lat
Iliirtit
in
the
rliiiirh
liall,
was
a
Kreal
sueees
the
hall
beins
"I
led
to
capacity
with
children
aa
l
Bieir
parenls.
An
impromptu
concert
w
siven
by
the
children
prior
lo
Ike
distribution
of
pin.
Those
rak-
Inp
part
in
the
proKrnm
inehitteil
Mi
Audrey
Parkin.
vtiin
dis
.Mis
Margaret
mlelirisl,
piano
olo:
Stanley
I
latby.
Frank
Mi'
lord
and
Hilly
noltlsnn,
Christ-
mas
carol;
Mis
Lenvre
Millenl.
dance
and
son?;
Mis
W'iitni-
fred
Tucker,
reeiiations.
Mrs.
I)ao
Wilton
irted
as
at-i-mnpsiii-
i.l.
At
Hie
conclusion
of
Hie
musi
cal
program
Sanla
C.laus
appeared
on
tin
srene
ami
pr-enl-ed
every
child
preenl
with
a
suitable
gift.
K.
V.
Tucker,
"uperintemtent
of
the
Sunday
rliool.
aitet
by
Mrs.
Mcr.okrie
and
Mr.
Tufke--.
va
responsible
tor
I
In-
une
of
the
evening.
ANGLICAN
XMAS
TREE
AT
SMITHERS
Presentat'pn
Made
to
Mrs.
Hos-
klns
and
F.
Page
SMnifKHS.
Dep.
30.
The
an
nual
Christmas
tree
and
soeialof
he
SI.
James
Anzlican
Clnircli
wns
held
on
Tuesday
evenm?
and
proved
to
be
a
inot
enjoyable
affair.
Ilefore
supper
was
servl
he
children
and
Krown-ups
en-oyed
an
hour
or
two
at
same
and
after
supper
an
impromptu
concert
w
as
held,
I
hi
wa
fol-
ow
ed
by
I
he
en!r'
f
Sanla
Claus.
To
Hie
delicti!
of
th
youn?siirs.
he
pneemel
to
ban
I
out
Ibe
presents
with
wmrh
lfi.
re
a
laden.
On
behalf
of
the
congregation
j
tanla
?reetel
Mr.
S.
II.
HnskiniMt.l
with
a
pair
of
brass
caudhtiek
as
a
mark
of
appreciation
of
hei
serviees
as
oryanij'l
durine
U.
year.
Rise.:jh
tapirs'
war-
den.
was
al-
the
reciiiieut
of
i
gilt
from
the
congreiiniio::.
TO
RAISE
BLACK
FOXES
IN
SOUTH
Leonard
E.
MacKenzie
of
Princ
Edward
Island
Is
Brother
of
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodland
of
this
City
Leonard
K.
MarKeruie.
presi
dent
of
Ibe
Maaic
Silver
Illaiii
Fox
Co.
of
Snnimerside,
Prince,
Kriward
Island,
and
brother
of
Mr?.
O.
A.
Woodland
of
this
city.
now
in
Victoria
for
the
pur
pose
0f
selecting
a
she
in
that
vicinity
for
the
raiing
and
car-
tus
of
black
foxes.
Mr.
Mackenzie
represent
one
of
the
tar-?esl
fox
ioibjslries
in
the
Kasl
and
is
considered
one
of
the
fore:ii(i-i
auiiiorities
on
the
Inisi.
ness
in
Canada.
;
In
a
recent
issue
of
the
Victoria
Time.
appeared
a
picture
of
Mr.
Mackenzie
and
a
shipment
nf
live
foxes
Maid
In
be
Iars.est
-ojipicnment
of
silver
foxes
evei
reeeived
on
Vancouver
Island.
THREE
KILLED
AT
CHRISTMAS
DANCE
Quarrel
Over
Partners
Followed
by
Shooting
In
South
Broolyn
NKW
YOUR",
Dec
30.
Three.
unidentified
men
were
shot
and
i
killed
last
week
as
the
climax
oil
i'i.-:.t
i
.
..
it
iirisini.is
nanep
ai
Hie
Aiionls
Social
club,
a
soulb
Hronklyn
resort.
The
police
state
that
the
men
came
at
midnishl
to
the
elub,
where
dancing
was
goins
nn.
They
were
accompanied
by
girls
ami
it
is
believed
that
n
iuarrel
arose
l-tween
the
stransers
and
the
dancers
over
choice
of
partners.
The
Iriple
crime
was
discovered
when
a
policeman
found
one
of
the
bodies
lying
in
the
street.
He-
made
his
way
lo
the
dance
ball
and
found
the
oilier
two
dead
men
lyins
amid
broken
fur-illlure,
which
had
appnrenlly
been
wrecked
in
a
terrific
struggle.
The
hall
was
deserted.
Ilesidents-or
Ibe
iieisliborlumd
aid
I
but
they
had
beard
nn
shots
nor
any
sounds
of
a
struggle.
Advertise
in
the
Dailews
I
M
Mi
re
tHl
MM
I
Mil'
aii
navv
ha
oiiimenced
a
heavy
.ilMr.lw.nl
n
iiuyere.
Yes.
blowins
hol.
in
the
olovse.
n.M.Y
a
worm
would
hide
lie-bind
a
wwaian
s
kirls.
Anl
tn
1hee
days
nf
snorteiiftd
klr(U
lie
d
niUj
'hae
lo
tx
atul
af
lifjr.
tHIIKK
Wker
s
;w
Year
ml-
o
ii-vAM-thiinT
cflnie-
to
Hi
who
uitneifclils.
IT
wait
an
H'
'
)'
save
his
f.uiier
a
walkia?
slitfts
for
a
Christmas
pee
en
t.
TllKFtK
e.-ni
tn
have
been
a
coiner
on
iuilleloe
Ihi
fetive
eaon.
I
d
like
lo
have
seen
.1
lulle
imre
nntlehe
in
the
corner
my.lf.
MY
tdea
of
a
snappy
honey-moon
would
he
lo
take
(he
yeunp
wife
out
to
Hien
to
the
fog
IlKCAliSK
a,
man
i
Kntenl
o:
the
Oarter
il
doe
not
necessarily
follow
that
hi
duties
are
elastic.
DUHLXtt
.hl
frosty
Waatner.
niit
jtihrm?
from
the
mdniw
in
wtiieh
snnv.'
people
hohhlv
abtnf.
it
wonbl
seent
poIe
'bat
llie
woukl
gal
along
faster
If
lh
had
a
pair
of
studded
mills
oi.
their
hands
instead
of
ruhber
heels
no
their
boots.
IT
was
toasn
lock
on
the
aspirins
beavvwcisht
who
droppe.l
Ibe
hore-lioe
ihi!
of
his
riitht
mill
on
lo
bi
own
head.
A
WOMAN
hover
has
recently
married
an
Kalian
count.
Women
are
sure
lo
lake
the
rmint
ssioaer
or
lat"-
IF
.all
the
batUes
nf
whikey
pun-ha-rd
hrtween
now
and
New
Year's
aw
rr
plareti
end
lo
In
lb
alwnp
fhe
railway
trae
doublleoi
several
prominent
ellt
ens
)iuM
pel
rim
over.
Illl.
man
look
the
cake
who
ent
his
sirl
something
for
her
nerk
at
Christmas.
A
box
of
I'almoiite
somp.
Ml
need
to
buy
a
nw
diary
rr
S9W.
A
scientist
has
asnin
pifOieiod
that
the
world
i
rowing
io
an
ewl
in
February.
A
UOO
exunipJe
of
a
hero
is
ne
man
who
reeii.il
it
itollte
of
beer
from
a
fire
mi
Christina'!
day.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnco
Rupert
December
30,
1915.
The
Prince
Unpen
Amateur
Athletic
Association
is
arranging
to
have
the
llaellon
hockey
team
down
here
for
game
on
Xew
Year's
Day.
The
iM-a
twiys
Iwye
a
,:uul
team
at
Ihelr
roni-mand
and.
If
the
ice
on
Mors
Creek
holds,
a
real
game
shouts
result.
.
.
.
.
I
1
.iMr-
.
,i
iMr-
urn
nni
nr-,
rive
until
after
noon
today,
bavins
been
held
up
during
lh-nlsht
by
a
blinding
snowstorm.
A.
Kailey)
of
Inverness
cannery
came
north
this
mornins
accompanied
by
.Mrs.
Itailey.
I'ear!
Fleming,
the
well
known
real
estate
man
of
Victoria,
ur-ried
from
the
south
this
tiiorn-ingnnd
left
for
the
interior.
'
LAND
ACT
Nolle
of
Inttntlen
to'Appt,
to
U4
In
Ourrn
rturMlc
liUnd.
lan,
nr.
rordlii,
pflrM-l
.if
rrlnrr
lUilwrl.
irwl
""''
L"
"W
Mlf
Ml
e.
of!
TkE
oticf.
ttui
n.:.
rihin
Park
inr
uiin.
l.lmliftl,
rriiaihin
-almuti
awl
w.
i
ani'iHitrr.
iiK'iKiirr,
I
iiniH-ri,
inirnil.
intrtHla
I'l-iy
rir
a
lra
r
kh-
rril,rl
LiihI.
B.C..
In
It
Maiirr
of
lha
ftfaic
at
V.
HllrliM.
llrr.il
to
riiliiminr
ila-
Csiinw.i.iii
at
a
tsxt
flnlr1
i
ih
et
rnl
or
small
Bay
..iih
hiimli!
yard.
r.J?T
iMoijiri
or
umuiiied
alrrauii
llKurf
ajsiin
ri-
i-halii.;
Uimi'r
ran
.irrn
rbaina;
lln-iir
north
lb
tbiri
lata;
lnnr
r
ll
(nr
.ih.rc
Him
to
iilnt
of
cimii-"'"""en',
and
nmlalnlnr
fn
an-l
Ihrrr
qiiarlrr
arrra
niora
or
IrM.
n.i:.
risiitvo
k
ruwvi
co.
ua.
Atllraill.
rni-.
far
M.
M.
tntuti.
txinti
TOi.
lafs,
NOTICE
TO
CRI0IT0NS
MIIt
f
ihf
Adiulnliirallon
Arl:
Larrnrr
T.UE
Xotici
iliat
I,
nnd
raitnrdj
a
apiaiiuini
adinlnlMraUir
or
tlw
r.Hie
of
Uarriirr
Murti.
Bixlar
and
by,
jlrnir
of
an
ordrr
of
ill
Honor
Ju.u
"",
f
SriUMnlr,1
!!
H'Mdi
hatina
any
lialma
ariln.i
Ihr
a.il
arr
to
fll
lltvni
ith
iiw,
tha
MtHlrriiiiitd.
at
my
ifflra
within
thirty,
daya
I
run
iiw
do
bamf.
ami
all
iwr-'
ai.
Indrtdnl
tn
Ihr
a.tata
ra
riiiirad,
In
maka
pa)iwiil
fnrlliwllh.
oalmt
llil.
1
9th
day
nf
irrnilr,
I
til.
MOHMAM
A.
WATT.
Official
djnuuitrator1
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:
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.
xinnM
i
fc
ii
a
ii
a
aaa
ill
The
Man
Who
Talked
at
Random
HE
sat
in
the
window-corner
of
the
Pullman's
smok.
ing
compartment,
and
breathed
fatly
and
uttered
large
opinions
in
a
suety
voice.
It
grew
late,
as
so
often
it
does;
and
he
put
the
quietus
on
a
discussion
with
the
ponderous
statement:
"I
don't
read
advertisements.
They
'have
no
effect
on
me
at
all.
I'd
never
miss
them
if
they
stopped
print,
ing
'em.
Then
he
glanced
at
his
advertised
watch
and
sought
his
lower
birth.
In
the
morning
the
ad-skeptic
contorted
himself
out
of
his
advertised
pyjamas
into
his
advertised
underwear,
drew
on
his
advertised
socks,
adjusted
them
with
hit
advertised
garters,
got
into
his
advertised
clothes,
laced
his
advertised
shoes
and
added
himself
to
the
congeiN
ion
in
the
wash-room.
There
he
shaved
with
an
advertised
razor,
using
advertised
shaving
cream;
brushed
his
teeth
with
an
advertised
toothbrush
and
advertised
dental
cream,
washed
with
advertised
soap,
and
brushed
his
hair
with
an
advertised
brush.
Buttoning
his
advertised
collar
on
an
advertised
button,
he
neatly
knotted
his
advertised
tie,gave
his
advertised
suspenders
a
Jug
or
two,
and
finished
dressing.
Let
us
leave
him
there,
this
man
who
never
reads
advertisements!
Everything
worth
uiinj
is
advertised.
Evrythinj,
that
isn't,
rarely
is.
LAND
ACT.
Notlc
at
Isttnilan
u
Apalr
U
Laata
Las.
In
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RiiKrt
Land
nw.inlint
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tril
of
I'ritHH
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tltuaie
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that
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and
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ACT.
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af
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la
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ta
Parrh.i.
Land
I
In
Prlnra
Btrt
land
BOonUnr
Dli-IMcl
of
I'rinr
iiuiwrt
aitd
altuata
on
tha
at
almra
of
Barniril
lrr
rrlnrrt
nuyai
uurni.
nanaa
rour,
rs.l
ni.lrlrt.
TAKE
MiTICK
thai
-iinrill
Cannarj
Cunany
Minimi
f
Vanmavrr.
B.C..
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rupalHm
parkm.
lulnxH
tn
apply
for
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lo
pnrrlMta
tha
fallolnt
di
arrlhfd
land.:
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at
a
post
planted
on
lh
iMirttwait
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uf
Bamaril
lv,
prlivrM
iioyai
MUtid.
nanrr
I.
coatt
DKtrlrt,
ttwnro
raoarly
Imrnly
chain.,
Ihrnra
otilhrrly
amy
rlialn:
thancr
mr.lrrlr
foriy
rtulni;
llienr
tmrllwrly
nt
rhaint.
more
or
b-.a.
to
hlrh
air
mark;
Ihonrc
iniHimiiir
man
waiar
mark
in
an
radtrly
ami
northrl
dirwtlon
tn
polnl
nf
rom-irwnrrtonl.
and
nsitalnlnr
una
hundre
arraa,
iikut
r
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cA?i.ii:ny
co.
ltd
ncMcanl.
Par
W.
J.
Thoinat,'
arn
r.f.
a
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
af
Intantlen
ta
Apply
Far
Laaaa
of
Land.
In
Ibe
I'rinre
lliir
Un.1
Baronllni
tH.lrlrl
ami
alluata
on
an
nnnamrd
lM
furmlnr
eaia
nf
thn
laraa
tmnp
nf
l.lat
In
lludon
Bay
I'a'Mta
niiolt
flora
l.aniiin
I'olni.
Blita
I'rlnl
DM.
If,
TAkK
JiiTli
f
that
Marrl
krr
of
frlnfa
Buis-ri.
B.r.,
Ma.nr
Varliwr
Inn-nd"
lo
apply
for
a
lra
of
lha
follomlnt
dr-rrilird
land..
(imiMinn
at
a
pn
on
Irs.
hora
on
Ilia
Fa.l
aids
of
Ilia
abut
da.rrllml
l.lvl,
Iheiirv
J.O0O
frai
mirllral;
h"tira
jaod
fral
nnrilwa.l:
tbrnra
,0n
frrl
SniilM
aaM;
Ibjnra
s.noo
fwt
omlliwMt
lo
lha
silnt
of
romnirnrrinant,
rritiiatntnr
l0
arrra,
mora
or
laaa.
.
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krnn.
t
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v
Agent,
Jowph
5.
Botara
naiad
OwiuUr
ilu,
ItU.
,
"I;
Read
the
advertisements
for
value's
sake
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