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All
advertising
should
bein
The
Daily
News
Office
before
h
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
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received
subject
to
approval.
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
Whispers
Of
Death
Injuring
Canada.
Wednesday,
Sept.
16,
1923.
Every
time
a
politician
fries
to
make
it
out
Dial
conditions
in
Canada
itre
bad,
he
is
injuring
tho.
country.
One
of
the
most
active
of
the
bine
ruin
orators
is
the
Conservative
leader
who
i
trying
to
show
that
higher
tariff
is
necesary.
In
pile
of
the
howling
politicians
and
the
newspapers
that
support
them,
the
credit
of
Canada
is
belter
today
than
it
ever
has
been,
her
securities
and,
the
securities
of
her
industrial
concerns
are
growing
in
value.
People
vare
anxious
to
lend
money
to
the
country
and
it
is
noteworthy
that
the
recent
bond
issue
was
snapped
np
almost
at
once
by
Canadians.
What
we
waul
today
instead
of
whispers
of
death
is
a
little
more
life
and
enthusiasm.
-
Bfg
Power
Scheme
May
Not
Be
Visionary.
The
people
of
t
lie
state
or
.Maine
have
set
themselves
the
task
of
carrying
out
a
huge
power
scheme,
which
it
is
thought
will
revitalize
the
whole
oT
the
stale
and
also
bring
prosperity
to
the
part
of
Canada
bordering
on
the
Hay
of
Kiindy.
The
plan
i
to
dam
Passamaipioddy
Hay
and
Cobscook
Hay
and
to
form
a
pool
willi
100
square
miles
of
water
with
a
dam
t,000
feet
long
and
70
feel
high.
The
wall
will
be
provided
with
three
gates.
Another
lower
pool
will
have
."0
square
miles
of
wafer
ami.
will
be
enclosed
by
a
wall
2,i00
feet
long.
The
power
houses
are
to
be
on
a
dividing
wall,
which
is
:t,000
feet
long.
The
gate
of
the
upper
pool
are
to
be
opened
only
during
rising
tide
while
those
of
the
lower
pool
are
to
open
only
during
falling
tides.
This
will
keep
a
supply
of
water
in
the
upper
pool
while
the
lower
will
be
constantly
emptied.
The
fnll
of
the
water
from
the
upper
pool
through
tubrines
into
the
lower
pool
will
afford
a
continuous
downfall,
whether
the
tides,
are
rising
or
falling.
.
Similar
Condition
Exists
Right
Here.
While
ther.e
is
little
similarity
in
the
location
of
the
pools
a
similar
scheme
might
be
carried
out
here.
A
dam
would
be
built
across
the
.Shawatlan
narrows
just
beyond
the
sawmill.
Other
dams
would
be
built
at
Hutze
and
Zeuardi
rapids,
all
having
gates
to
admit
or
slop
water
passing
thronnJi.
At
high
tide
the
big
pool
behind
Htilze
rapids
would
be
filled
from
the
Zeu
ardi
end
and
at
low
tide
the
basin
between
Hutze
rapids
and
the
sawmill
would
be
emptied
and
the
gates
closed.
Then
the
water
from
the
big
inner
pool,
would
flow
info
the
outer
anil
provide
a
continuous
flow
one
way
at
Hutze
rapids
where
the
power
house
would
be.
Glacier
Bay
Important
To
Canada.
A
short
item
which
appeared
in
the
press
a
few
days
ago
escaped
the
attention
thai
it
deserved,
says
the
Vanrouver'Star
It
was
the
announcement
by
an
engineer
Of
the
I
MI
provincial
government
that
by
the
gradual
receion
of
a
great
icefield
at
the
back
of
Glacier
Hay.
the
panhandle
of
Alaska
had
been
cut,
and
Canada
had
acquired
a
new
ocean
port,
on
her
own
soil
to
the
northern
interior.
.
Had
such
h
discovery
followed
closely
the
Alaska
boundary
award,
it
would
have
been
hailed
with
national
jubilation.
Had
it
transpired
during
the
Klondike
and
Alliii
rushes,
its
significance
would
have
been
widely
appreciated.
Yet
its
importance
to
Canada
is
still
of
the
first
order.
Coming
at
a
time
when
the
gold
placers
of
Cassiar
are
promising
a
revival
of
old
activities
on
the
creeks
of
that
district,
the
discovery
mentioned
is
mot
opportune.
If
duly
authenticated,
and
taken
advantage
of,
it
permits
Canada
an
independence
in
gaining
access
to
her
own
fields
which
will
rob
Wrangel
of
its
tactical
value
ami
Alver-stnne's
derision
of
its
sling.
Whateer
Canada
may
have
to
complain
nf
in
the
pasl
in
regard
to
the
lack
of
m-operalion
of
arbitrators,
she
can
have
nothing
but
praise
for
Nature.
The
latter,
in
her"
noiseless
re
lentless.
but
reaseless
processes
has
been
gently
nun-king
the
aeiiiteralions
or
I
lie
pundit,
and
the
high
sounding
ilelivernio-e
nf
nuppet'
men.
She
has
Jieartl
our
lament.
She
tins
brought
relief.
Miiure
is
with
us.
Canada
is
on
the.
side
of
the
angels.
Plaster
I
Stock
your
winter's
supply
of
Nanaimo-Welling-ton
Coal
now
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
PRESENTATION
MADE
WIRELESS
OPERATOR
SOMK
red
and
I
there.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Qlfford
Gray
Recipient
of
Valu
able
Gifts
Before
Leaving
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
SKIDF.IiATK.
Sent.
Hi.
farqwell
parly
was
Riven
at
the
school
at
Dead
Tree
to
Clifford
I!
ray
who
has
been
in
charge
ot
the
Dead
Tree
wireless
station
for
the
oast
seven
years.
A
large
parly
went
from
Queen
Charlotte
and
skidegato
and
spent
a
most
enjoyable
lime.
A
presentation
was
made
of
a
large
lluida
totem
ami
a
earveti
slate
tray
from
the
residents
ol
the
Cast
coast,
Tlell,
Club
Hay.
and
Sand-out
and
an
address
was
read
In
whic.li
the
citizens
thank
ed
Mr.
Cray
for
all
the
courteous
acts
done
during
t
lie
seven
years
of
faithful
service
on
the
island.
Hefore
the
parly
separated
all
expressed
personal
regret
at
hi
leaving
and
Anhl
Lang
Syne
wa
sunjr.
Mr.
Uray
goes
to
Winni
peg-
VERANDAH
TEA
WAS
DELIGHTFUL
EVENT
Affair
Took
Place
at
Home
of
Mrs.
S.
Dawson
for
Baptist
Church
A
very
.successful
verandah
lea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
va
held
at
tlie
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Dawson,
Hays
Cove
Circle,
yesterday
afternoon
under
the
auspices
of
the
Haptist
Ladies'
Aid.
The
weather
was
delightful
ami
a
large
number
Of
ladies
called
luring
the
afternoon
the
affair
thus
rfalifing
a
substantia!
sum
for
toe
work
of
the
church.
Mr.
Dawson,
assisted
by
Mm.
K.
i
turner,
received
the
visitors
Mrs.
Iloliinson
poured
and
Mrs.
Ivarson
hail
charge
of
the
lea
tables.
Mrs.
II.
J.
Foss
was
in
charge
of
tin
home
conkinc
Mrs.
Heii
Morgan
was
convener
of
the
tea.
ably
assisted
by
Mrs.
(!eo.
Johnston.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Mardonabl
acted
as
cashier.
During
the
af
ternoon
Mrs.
J.
P.
MacMillan
and
Mr.s.
K.
(J.
Turner
sanir
nolo,
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
Holfc
Walker
at
I
lie
.oiano.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
PITY
there
arc
not
some
more
political
parties
so
we
could
have
some
more
federal
candidates
in
this
riding.
IK
there
were
only
more
cher
ries,
Hiere
would
not
be
so
many
birds
after
the
one.
CIIAU.VCKY
Depew
says
read
ing
newspapers
keeps
h
i
m
younjx.
Now
please
don't
all
come
In
willi
your
subscription'
at
the
same
lime.
The
office
Is
small.
I
people
paint
tho
town
others
put
carmine
on'
their
cheeks
THK
way
to
reform
the
Senate
would
lie
In
send
newspapermen
JAKK
sayK'
"How
do-you
tret
ihat'wa?'-
'
IK
playing
cards
were
just
a
matter
of
holding
hands,
I
know
several
shieks
who
would
b!
Rambling
all
the
time.
I
WAS
remarking
that
a
dollar
did
not
go
very
far
jut
now.
when
.lake
sneaks
ui
and
says
it
oe
a
darn
sight
farther
because
he
notices
lhal
it
never
conies
burk
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prlnc
Rupert
September
16,
1915.
K.
W.
A.
O'Dell
of
Hauullon.
Out.,
and
A.
M.
Itigg,
M.I'.P.
of
Innipcy,
were
speakers
at
a
largely
attended
meeting
held
in
Hie
Kmpress
Thealrn
last
night
under
the
auspices
nf
the
Trades
A
Labor
Council.
S.
n.
Mn..
donabf
pinslded.
At
the
iniiiiii'ipal
tnt
sale
yesterday
only
13
lots
reverted
to
the
city,
sixteen
of
these
being
owned
by
men
serving
nl
the
front
lo
whom
they
will
be
returned.
The
sale
realised
$18,-105.53.
Co,
Currle.
M.l
of
Toronto,
officer
commanding
the
tHlh
fuE
DAILY
SfcSfB
Wednesday,
Sepb-mher
t,
ijij
Ambling
Along
With
the
Trail
Riders
Tt&jE0
y
nil'
'i
i
i
KttUV
-
ii
WW
I
Chief
BuSiW
UU14
Loot
Lance.
iJ)
Lunch
o
tb
Weltertiw
rtaiau.
)l
On
4
thtm
CU-.
,4;
On
Hm
WaU
FUlma
with
iMotkUal
CWrl
U
IM
t.l.
Vlj
dil
LavO
Art
I
wim
hit
jxrttn
l4iM.
The
Official
Hide
ot
the
Trail
Riders
of
the
Canadian
rtoekirt.
commenced
this
year
on
the
moraine
of
A
u
rust
8th
and
ended
at
Wapta
Camp
on
the
night
of
the
tenth.
Over
a
hundred
members
participated.
They
root
acrcss
country
between
Marble
Canyon,
en
the
Banff-Windermere
Highway,
to
the
Bungalow
Camp
at
Lake
Wapta.
The
Rider,
among
them
a
number
of
prominent
society
pec
pie,
scientist
and
artists,
all
travelling
on
horc-back,
blazed
a
new
pauce
across
the
Wolverine
Plateau.
Sis
countries
were
represented:
Canada,
the
United
States,
Australia,
France,
the
Weit
Indies
and
England.
The
artUu,
of
whom
there
were
six,
made
sketches
of
the
virgin
scenery
along
the
route
of
the
newly
discovered
trail.
Seven
Indians
were
In
the.party.
tlx
being
Kootenays
under
Chief
Louis
Arbtl.
while
the
seventh
was
Chhf
Buffalo
Child
Long
lance
who
gave
a
lecture
on
the
Indian
Races
of
Canada
to
the
Canadian
Club
of
Montreal
during
the
winter,
and
is
rapidly
becoming
famous
a
an
authority
upon
Indian
affairs.
The
artists
included
Leonard
Richmond,
R.B.A.,
and
A.
L.
Lei
.h
ton
of
England:
Carl
Rungius,
Bel
more
Browne
and
Richard
M.
KirobeL
of
I.'en
York,
snd
R.
Palenske
of
Chicago.
Paris
was
represented
by
tbe
Due
do
Nemours,
who
recently
purchased
a
ranch
tear
Calgary.
This
was
the
second
annual
RI!e
and
Pow-pdw
of
the
organisation.
On
the
morning
of
August
the
eighth.,
motcr
cars
conveyed
the
Riders
from
Highlanders.
:oried
in
Mm
n'
last
night
and
went
squill
on
the
idcamer
J'rnme
lluiterl
accom-
(
pained
liy
Mrs.
Currie
and.
daiishler
Curne
is
home1
on
leave
from
t
lio
Front.
PRETTY
WEDDING
AT
,
QUELN
CHARLOTTES;
Farmer
at
Southeast
Harbor
lanes
uriae
irom
new
i
,York
Cjty
SKIDKOATK.
Scjd.
10.
A
verV
t
pretty
wedding
took
place
at
Hi"!
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Schafcr
at
Southeast
Ha
Hi
or
when
Mis
I.tilikuaw
of
Xew
York
tllty
be
came
the
bride
of
(Jus
lloss,
a-old
tinier
here
wht)
tins
a
fa
runt
Southeast
llrtrbpr.
Ilev.
J
(lllett,
anglican
uftsslonury
of-flclaled.
A
banriuet
provided
by
the
ladies
along
the
coart
wA
served
and
parlM-s
from
Skidcgate
Missjnii
ami
Uueen
Charlotte
attended
Hie
wilding.
The
young
couple
will
live
at
Ocean
View
J'arm.
PURSER
OF
PRINCE
JOHN
PROUD
FATHER
Fred
Coram
Received
Wire
Last
Nlqht
that
Son
was
Born
In
Vancouver
Yesterday,
I'rcd
Coram,
the
popular
purser
of
the,
steamer
I'rlnce
John,
never
felt
belied
In
his
lifo
since
receiving
a
(cleerani
from
Vancouver
when
ho
"arrived
hero
with
bis
steamer
last
night
to
the
effect
that
yesterday
ho
had
becomo
the
father
of
a
bouncing,
baby
boy
hi
first.
Fred
Is
re-
l.lV-,l,
Hllllft...l..l..ll..t.
it.
A
.
.
......
.
iing
i
ii'lllill
inn
11(1111
I
lie
local
shipping
fraternity
and
his
SKATING
CARNIVAL
rir.f
..r
ii,
iiini..
............
..n..
kaling
carnivals
was
held.
Kx-
.1."
,
.
LO.NDOX,
Sept.
o.
London
is
roll
of
tourist
from
practically
ill
cnMilries
and
most
of
the
.ereas
visitors
never
fail
to
be
interested
in
the
stalwart
guardsmen
on
duly
at
the
Horse
(iuards
headquarter
in
Whitehall.
Some
stare
nl
them
deliber
ately
and
one
French
girl
.refused
to
believe
one
motiunless
figure
was
alive.
She
stood
alone
and
gazed
harder,
then
suddtnly
Joined
her
Knglish
friend
looking
somewhat
flushed.
Hho
ex-P.laiiifd
Hint
the
soldier
was
real
after
all
-
he
had
dellberalely
winked
at
her.
In
The
Letter
Box
APPRECIATE
COURTESY.
IMflor,
Dally
Nfivs,
On
behhlf
of
Stewart
Orchestra
ami
the
native
of
Klncnlllh,
I
want
lo
thank
His
Worship
Mayor
Newion
ami
Aldem
inn
many
I'rlnco
Ilupert
friends.
Casey
for
the
very
kind
word
lake
Louise
and
nanff
to
the
point
of
departure
on
the
Btff
W.rJrw.
Highway
There
guide
and
horaes
were
in
readiness
and
the
puxj
U
mediately
mounted
and
the
Ride
commenced.
The
trail
led
up
T.aWttf
Creek,
past
Tumblicr
Glacier
and
on
tht.
Wolverine
plateau
there
msu
nervtd
.
The
ride
then
proceeded
sJong
the
Plateau
with
th
writi
Palisades.
Mount
Helmet
snd
the
WahmaspU
Ice
(kid
and
Wau'iJiti
theleft,
giving
the
riders
a
View
of
the
Ten
Pesks
on
the
right
That
night
camp
was
pitched
on
tbe
Goodsir
Plateau
snd
before
trtir.it
the
campers
gathered
around
the
me
for
tbe
usual
sinrtong,
in
rheih4v
of
the
diff
which
ruKsheer
six
thourand,
five
hundred
feet
above
1-4
vaUT.
On
tbe
second
day
the
ride
led
down
to
Goodstt
Creek
acd
up
VI
Artsu
Creek,
put
Lske
McArthur.
That
night
waa
spent
of
the
shorn
t
Lt
O'llsra,
the
carap
tbert
tjetng
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
Tr
It
in
J
the
Alpine
Club
ot
Canada.
The
dsy
ended
sgstn
ith
s
sing-ng
On
the
third
dsy,
Aurutt
10th,
the
final
ride
waa
made
from
Last
O'llui
to
Wapta
Lake,
where
the
expedition
was
concluded
ith
t
P.
w-o.
lite
sonr
and
psle-fsce
dsnce
at
Tlpl
Camp.
It
is
expected
that
anothrr
r
itel
s
similar
nature
will
take
place
next
year
as
tbe
ur.dertskisr
imprrwed
who
took
part
a
one
of
the
r.cst
enjoyable
cutting?
they
have
exp
rietre4.
Not
only
does
the
Ride
provide
sn
uncommonly
pleasant
bothliy
'or
itx
ru-men
from
Canada
and
the
Ucitrd
StaUs.
but
it
alsi
serves
U
i-.-'-i'tt
purpose
of
making
the
scenery
snd
the
fishing
and
hu.iting
f
:
i
:
'
Rockies
known
abroad.
delivered
by
them
at
our
uieelioc
no
Miiiiilur
iv.aiiinif
lust
IV
AT
RINK
LAST
NIGHT
-
""'
"'
,
mw
fit
to
attend
and
appreciate
..
,.
,
.
tnosl
earneelly
their
kind
wvnl
llieire
whi
n
large
e
rowd
i
at
,i
tlio,,
.
,i
.
.
...
,
.
1
to
us
on
Ihttt
occasion.
i
were
.ui
nun
iai
infill
worn
I
HO
!
treated
in
the
nmst
manner.
have
ciijoywl
pert
instructors
wen
..n
hand
toi.,
'
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'"'P
luln
teach
tmginiiers
and
mille
a
T"'.
!it
niimlier
-ot
people
jolinsl
the
rink
classes
io
learn
the
exhilarating
arl.
Musfi;
was
furnished,
and
judging
from
the
larne
mini
Imt
partieipalmg
in
U)u
lax!
maht
1'iller
skatiiiK
;inam
tiecoirie
vrv
ionilar,
STALWART
GUARDSMAN
WINKED
AT
FRENCH
GIRL
WHO
GAZED
HARD
kindly
and
r..o..
ii.-
and
arc
returning
to
nur
home
to
look
forwunl
til
the
next
occasion
when
It
will
be
our
priv
ilege
ii
return,
and
Vernier
any
nri
l'n,"!";JJ,
l"w',r
'
help
f'JMIVInfiiflWr
To
make
"fair
'""
week"'
the
siiceess
.
deserves.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Kditor,
(or
your
valuable
space.
I
nm
.IAS.
K.
STKWAItT.
Manager
Stewart's
Orchestra
LAND
ACT.
Notloe
of
Intention
to
Apply
Lease
Land
tc
Irj
Land
Ilecordlug
District
ol
I'rmcc
nupcri,
and
suuaio
ni
Ferguson
,
Hay,
Masselt
Inlet
Q.C.
Islands,
H.C.
Take
Notice
that
One-Mil-lerd,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
H.C
occupation
Salmon
Canners,
Intend
lo
apply
for
n
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
n
post
pfanted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
1571;
llioncc
south
3
chilli;
thence
west
10
chair.;
thence
south
2
chains;
thriico
west
10
chains
to
west
boundary
of
Lot
1571;
llicncn
south
8
chains;
thenoo
west
lo
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
cast
2
chains,
more
or
less,
l(,
beach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
lino
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
OOSSK-MILLKIU),
LTD,
1
Appllonnt.j
I'er
Win.
O.
Mitchell.
I
Agent
I
Dated
Juno
20th,
1025.
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