ses-
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Goverumeut
of
British
Columbia.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday.-the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
per
month
$1.00
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Ibe
British
'Empire
'arid
Ihe
United
Slates,
in
advance,
per
year
$0.00
To
all
other
countries,
in
advance,
per
year
$7.50
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
i
DAILY
EDITION
8AM.M5.V
11
Saturday,
October
21,
I92.".
Growing
Grain
In
The
Interior.
C.
E.
Whitney
(iriffilhs,,
a
director
of
the
United
drain
Growers,
who
has
jusl
visited
J
lie
interior,
says
that
niot
of
the
farmers
a!
Wistaria
are
'growing"
groin
and.
that
on
one
farm
1,11)0
bushels
f
wheat
was
threshed
this
year.
Yet
we
are
told
by
the
gloom
prophets
that
this
is
not
a
grain
country
and
that
it
will
be
years
before
any
wheal
will
be
exported.
Now
that
there
is
an
elevator
here,
the
farmers
of
the
rich
interior
valleys
will
have
an
opportunity
to
gel
busy
and
ee
how
much
wheat
they
can
ship
here.
There
will
be
a
market
for
it
all
and
it
can
be
handled
through
this
port.
Mr.
Wliilney-nrirfiths
has
done
the
district
a
service
by
drawing
attention
to
this,
lie
is
libt
a
politician
and
he
has
hi
standing
as
a
representative
of
the
farrners'-institules
and
the
United
drain
(I
rowers
to
protect.
Manson
Tells
Of.
Interior
Prospects.
;
'
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
declare
lh'al''Kred
Stork
will
get
a'
good
majority
in
the
district
be
knows.
lie
is
willing
lo
speak
freely
for
everythingjeasl
of
llazellnjr
and
trial,
is
the
bulk
of
the
vote
east
from
here'.
People
in
this"
rilv
an;
wel
aware
of
the
senli-nienf
heTe
and'at
AnVtix
it
is
said
Slork'
will
get
a
good
majority.
Ocean
Kalis
is
going
for
him
because-
Ibe
prosperity
of
the
paper
town
has
been
made
possible,
through
the
signing
of
Hie
Australian
Ireaty.
What
we
want
nnvy
is
n
,ig
majority,
one
that
will
inspire.
-Mackenzie
King
willi'c,onfiu,ence
and
show
him
thai
Ihe
building
(tf
Ihe
elevator
here
was
appreciated.
Hundred
Cars,
Of
Grain
Daily.
i'
.V
:'
Four
years
ago
no
grain
was
being
exported'
through
Vancouver.
Today,
over
one
hundred
car
loaW
a
day
are
being
-hipped
to
that
portiby
the
Canadian
National.
Railways
alone,
the
figures
by
tfie
P.P.R.
not
being
available.
Tin
is
a
nice
business
and
will
increase.
Prince
Rupert
will
also
get
business
before
very
long
and
the
lime
will
come
.when
a
large
proportion
of
Ihe
grain
will
go
out
by
western-port's.
The
result
will
be
greatly
to
the
advantage
of
the
farmer
and
incidentally
will
benefit
us.
If
we
bad
two
trains
of
grain
a
day
coming
in
here,
we
should
begin
to
think
we
had
a
busy
porl.
The
grass
would
cease
to
grow
between
the
tracks
in
tli
yards
and
there
would
be
an
awaken
ing
here
such
as
we
hae
not
yet
seen:
"Seven
year
ago,
when
the
writer
came
to
Prince
Rupert,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
remarked:
''There
'is
'one
thing
I
should
nil-
vise
you
to
go
after
strong
and
that
is
ocqnn
-shipping,
del
that
and
the
city
is
made."
Now
the
realization
of
dial
suggestion
seems
to
be
in
sight.
We
shall
Jiave
the
ocean
shipping
if
we
have
the
grain
coming
here.
Businessman
Says
'
Will
Gamble
Little.
'
'
A
local
businessman.'
bn
takes
no
side,
hpnrs
liiindreds
if
people
Vxprcsfi
their
"views
good,
position
to.
size
lip
the
local
situation.
he
though!
the
election
VniHd
gi,
he
quietly
not
a
poniieian
amldo'iinl'
flre
to
es
I
shall
slip
out
soon
and
if
I
can
gel
any
lakers."
Iry
lo
place
epretK
an
twenty
s
in
.
.no
lilies
lint
is
in
a
particularly
Asked
which
way
'remarked:
"1
dm
opinion-
liuM
Hunk
five
on
Fred
Stork
.
I"
it
jrr
.
a
mm
err
mi
wl
nil
ii
II,
mm
mses
nr
mmmi
r
i
Ml
With
Your
Help
OUR
boy
can
start
life
with
a'
balance
in
the
Bank.
Many
a
boy
ha'$100or
more
in
the
Bank
saved
from
his
pocket
money
and
is
proud
of
his
Bank
Book.
A
thousand
dollars
saved
at
18
may
mean
a
college
education
or
a
good
.
start
in
business.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
25
The
miantilv
of
halibut
landed
entirely
rebuilt
and
widened,
af-
ihis
week
has
been
smaller
than
fonhiu:
jrood
wiiit.
r
protection
for
some
time
past
nnd
extreme-
for
Hie
valuable
boats
moorcii
ly
bad
weather
condition
have
1
1
here.
.Mac
will
conimenre
on
s
realty
interfered
with
fisliun;
Hits
work
on
.Monday
operations.
Several
skippers
report
having
experienced
some
of
Ihe
worst
blows
b)
a
Ifttftj
deep
Swan,
ctiiin.
Porllock,
Arctic,
Polaris
and
Western.
Canadina:
Hlnpleader,
Fisher,
Dolphin,
Volunteer,
Margalice,
Selma.
Cape-
Spencer.
D.S.T.,
t?er"ub
and
Inez
II.
.Engine
Man
Visits
II.
H.
Poller,
gcnejral
inmaper
uf
Hje
Vancouver
branch
of
Ihe
J'eiier
ami
ickejs-l'eUCi
r.n-
plne
.Manufacturing
Co.
of
Yeo
vil
and
Ipswich,
England,
arrived
in
the
oily
on
Hie
steamer
Prince
Uupert
on
Wednesday
on
a
bn-Iness
visit
to
Ihe
local
agency.
Ward
Eleclric
Co
and
returned
youth
on
the
steamer
on
Friday
morniny.
Patent'
Fish
Hooks
Capl.
Amos
Collisnn,
mayor
of
Kilkalla.
has
joined
the
ranks
of
nautical
inventors
and
local
fishernipn
slate
dial
if
Ihe
in
vention
lives
up
lo
expectation
there
will
be
no
furlher
need
for
men
lo
brave
Ihe
elements
in
an
heroic
struggle
to
calch
a
livinjr
via
Mie
hook
method.
No,
sir,
the
Amos
book
will
solve
th
problem
of
consistent
catches
of
halibut
and
one
has
only
In
examine
the
articles
at
Ihe
Aer-berg-Thomson
shops
to
see
the
IKiinl
of
every
one.
Fishing
in
I
lie
past
has
been
a
wet
and
dangerous
business
but
with
Hie
Anios
or
as
some
call
it
the
Famns
hook
it
will
be
possiblo
o
catii
ine
r.isn
on
iiry
lain),
in
'afcl'
if
will
be
an
easier
proposl-
ion
than
filllrig
a'
baby
bottle
ivilh
frozen
cemenl.
nie
new
ipok
if
on
Uie-
telescopic
system
villi
the
bait
placed
at
Die
far
ml,
and
by
Ihe
way,
the
saving
of
bait
would
keep
a
non-smok
ing
Scotsman
in
matches
fo
Ihe
resl
of
his
life.
Well,
hav
ing
bailed
the
hook
at
the
far
eiid
ami
fastened
it
to
n
long
line
reaching
from
Ihe
backdoor
lo
the
salt
chuck,
the
honk
is
llirown
into
Ihe
waler
with
Ihe
point
pbfnllng
toward
the
deep
sea.
Thru
tide
golnz
out
will
lak?
Ihe
point'
or
the
hook
Willi
it
but
Ihe
bailnvlll
slick
on
t
lie
far
end.
I'hen
llm
halibut
seeing
the
bait
will
swallow
the
point
of
(he
telescopic
hook
ami
In
Hh
en
deavors
In
reach
and
swallow
Hie
bail
Ihe
halibut
swims
nlnng
Hie
hook
lo
shore
ami
Is
Ihere
murdered.
li
s
all
so
simple.
Cap
is
also
havinir
a
nic
little
pleasure
launch
built
at
Ihe
Mc
Lean
yards
which
Is
to
he
power
ed
with
a
,1Vj
b.p.
Fairbanks
2
cycle
engine.
This
nifty
little
craft
will
be
used
In
connection
with
Hie
nhnve
experiments.
Cnmiillan
schooners
Illrdie
H.,
Fanny
I'.,
and
Alliance
have
been
on
Ihe
Ward
ways
Hits
week
for
general
overhaul
purposes.
N.
M.
Mcl;ean
has
been
successful
In
securing
the
contract
for
the
repair
work
lo
Ihn
south
east
float
at
Ibe
Yacht
Club
premises,
This
flo.il
Is
lo
be
Tusboal
P.lt.Tj
Cant,
llarri
Kerr,
of
tho
Hushby
fleet
left
.
-
ri.i.i..
.
I.'L
.l..'
...Ill
sea
career,
in
inn
so
sionny
iiiiinn
mi
i
uursiniy
mornm
n.i
it
been
at
times
that
it
ha
been
(three
empty
scows
in
low
for
necessary
for
boats
lo
seek
shel-juenrcetowii
to
briny
down
two
er
and
tie
up
for
several
days
fscow
load
of
lumber
for
local
at
a
stretch.
As
a
result
of
Hie
consumption.
,
lipid
landings,
prices
have
beenj
hjsli
on
the
Fish
Exchange
fnrj
Interesting
Engine
both
first
nnd
second
clussj
yhei
installation
of
the
20
b.p.
American
and
Canadian
fish,
the
ijtin
(
Dutch),
heavily
counter
former
oblainimi
the
better
balanced
dcNel
engine,
on
the
prices.
.
w
un
ine
close
uaimui
i-cycle
sysleni,
In-
the
new
llav
season
coining
Inln
effect
ov-moller
halibut
schooner,
which
enilier
15
less
than
a
moiUh
s
jU!ll
iucll
completed
at
the
time
several
Canadian
hbntt'Mcl.pau
yards
will
be
watched
have
already
lied
up
for
the,wilh
great
tnlerest
anion.
local
winter
while
others
are
daingi.
skippers
of
fishing
scliooner-
intensive
flshinp
preparatory
!o!and
owners
of
power
boats
gen-
Ihe
winter
lull
in
earning
power,
orally.
This
Installation
wil'
The
total
of
fish
marketed
imark
Ihe
firs!
sale
locally
of
this
week
from
Monday
until
tliN
particular,
machine
which
yesterday
,
noon
amounted
lo
gives
a
maximum
amount
of
I
12.00(1
pounds.
Arrlva's
.Schooners
marketing
catcher
this
week
include
the
following.
American:
Anna
.1.,
Lincoln,
Valorous
Constitution,
Reliance
power
with
thiviuiniiinun
of
cos'
in
ppkeep
and
minimum
amount
of
vibration.
An
engineer
has
been
sent
over
from
Holland
bv
the
makers
of
this
engine
and
litis
expected
lo
arrie
here
within
a
ciHjple
of
weeks.
A
feature
o
Daley,
Venus,
Yellowstone,
Su-
Mils
engine
is
that
it
can
be
nr
perior.
Radio,
Kanaka,
Hrisk.'on
Ibe
stand
without
vibration
Paragon,
Seymour,
Attn,
Oladys,
and
is
particularly
suited
for
fishing
operations
where
"Idling"
of
Hie
engine
is
a
necessity
X.
M.
McLean,
wh
U
Hie
ajren!
for
IhK
englnpfiAvill
stage
d-inonst
rat
ions
for;
lhoe
inlercsl-
cd
when
the
installation
of
the
power
plant
has-been
couipft
and
tested.
Torpedo
Shotgun
.
,
Capl.
McKweu
and
chie'f
offl
cer
Hill
llammoud
uf
the
Cold
Storage
mechanical
staff,
bat
recently
won
fame
and
misfor
tune
at
Sea!
Cv
with
a
new
type
of
hunting
lorpedo.
The
I
wo
l
illicums
w
ere
angling
for
shrimp
one
day
when
a
crab
climbed
the
anchor
chain
in
an
elTorl
to
attack
the
craft
and
euused
a
lot
of
unrest.
The
sequel
to
this
scare
was
the
fix
ing
of
various
gadgils
On
to
ae
ordinary
shot
gun
etiaMIng
it
l
fire
a
miniature
crab
bunting
torpedo.
When
started
on
.ils
errand
Hie
torpedo
circles
around
on
Ihe
liollom
iinill
it
iimis
cmb
to
which
it
immediatcK
Clings.
Then
a
liUle
hatch
opens
on
Ibe
top
of
the
torpedo
and
a
small
rubber
balloon
floats
out.
As
the
bolloou
automatic
ally
inflates
it
lifts
the
torpedo
lo
the
surface
along
with
thn
crab
when
the
latter
Is
subdued
and
captured.
'litis
Mdea
ha
been
converted
lo
uso
in
hunting
game
and
high
hopes
were
held
oul
recently
wlien,
the
inventors
wenli
Jo
tic
JirtsljAfjjsiiinsh
ii
""ingsjte
unon;
ineir
;
reiuni
large;
crown
of
twf
garnered
lo
welcome.
Hiem.
.U
sUeeVisful
was
y
fut
ejiJHfnenJlrJi!
at
12.0
on
the
same
day
they
arrive
I
barY
home,
Capl.
.McKwen
can-y-
ing
Hie
hiinling
gear
while
chief
officer
Hill
Hammond
staggered
aloug
Hi
Hie
rear
burdened
down
with
Iwo
crabs
which
bad
sue
eunibed
lo
the
valor,
brains
ah.
skill'
of
the
inventors
of
Hie
new
weapon.
Tugboat
M.T.
a,
Cnpt.
It
(licen,
left
port
on
Monday
morning
for
(Iruham
Island
to
tow'
a
boom
of
logs,
consislln
of
70(1.00(1
feet
of
limber
CUNARD?
ArtCHOR-DONALISOfl
g
5
Back
Home
for
V(
1
CHRISTMAS
I
ai
"ATHENIA"
2.
From
llalllx
ta
Londand.rrv
JA
Z
n4
Cli..w,
t.lUng
D.
li.
jJJ
3
"ASCANIA"
fl
Frm
Ullli
Plymouth.
3t
Chrbour(
and
London.
31!
fj
rn
oicurtlon,
soroonollr
o.torUd
iM
U
hy
Dick
K,
Whithorn.
Solllot
WT,
Dot.
14.
0
ijZ
Full
Information
from
iKill,
X
or
Comoontr-t
offlcoo,
22
Hot.
"
't
St.
W,
Voncouvtr.
M
Canadian
schooner
Muirneag.
('.apt.
Jud
Tlinrber,
ha
made
tier
last
aethe
service
trip
of
the
season
and
will
be
dismantled
of
gear
preparatory
to
beiiw
tied,
up
for
Ihe
winter
during
the
be
halibut
seaon.
Jud
ami,
le.l.tie
Campbell
arc
thinking
of:
taking
a
little
cruise
in
the
in
terests
of
the
inner
man
for
Ihe
ourpose
of
finding
obt
whether
Hie
ducks
are
at
fault
or
whether
it
is
the
hunters
that
there
I
ucli
a
scarcity
of
game
min
ing
in
Ibis
seaon.
,
IterniiUi
Valine,
owner
and
okippcr
of
the
power
boat
Oe-yt1l,
was
in
ihe
city
from
Port
Hssington
llils
week
gelling
a
few
minor
repairs
nrade
and
nkliur
on
prnylioU
fnr
the
.vlnler.
Power
boa!
f.eila'
It.,
flagship
of
the
Prince
Htinerl
balhouse
fleet.
i
leaving
porl
on
Sun
day
morning
fur
the
Oieen
Charlotte
Islamls
on
election
busi-
ie.
I.IslilboHse
lender
Hlrnle.
iipt.
l'elersen,
lieil
wip
lo
Ihe
goternmenl
wharf
on
Thursday
mdrnliig
owing
lo
the
density
of
Ihe
fog.
j
(.cull
Morrton
and
the
Ihiltpn
brothers
will
html
uer
Ihe
week
end
at
Itidley
Island.
Fine
BoonT
In
Tug
Alcedo,
owned
by
Capl.
W.
0.
Hrewer
and
skippered
by
C,iit.
Ileluo,
arrivi'd
in
port
last
week
with
n
fine
boom
uf
logs
from
Wallace
Ilighl,
situated
nn
lloilerlck
Island,
Fiul.'iyson
Chan
nel,
south
of
Swnnsttii
Hay,
in
fact
lumber
men
say
it
is
one
of
Ihe
finest
booms
of
Jogs
yet
lo
arrive
in
port
for
Ihe
P.M.
Spruce
Mills.
The
boom
consisted
of
thirteen
and
a
half
sections,
and
contains
around
800,000
feel
of,
the
finest
spruce
htf
lit
ndilfllou;
to
ode
section
of
cedar
logs.
The
Alcedo
Is
returning
to
the
Oard-
ner
Canal
district
to
yard
logs
inld
klls'on'lay
for
"Miirk
Sinany
and
vll
afterwards
return
to
Prince
llupert.
j
Hunters
Out
In
spile
of
inclement
wcallicr
existing
over
lul
week
end
a
number
pf
Intrepid
n
I
m
rods
went
oul
willi
guns
ami
rifles
in
an
effort
lo
.cnplitre
something
for
the
larder.
However,
little
game
offered
nhd
although
good
sport
was
enjoyed,
via
Ihe
expectation
route,
nothing
tangible
happened
and
Ihe
old
bread
and
cheese
through
Hie
rapids
and
thenco
tu;
looked
good
back
home.
However,
Ihe
mill
of
Hie
Sitka
Hpruco'wilh
bail
weather
existing
dur-
v
-1
i
ti
ir
Hie
nasi
week
II
i
tlkelv
Mia
ducks
and
other
varieties
of
Hame
birds
will
be
seeking
shelter
on
Inside
water
and
doubtless
there
will
be
some
lull
hunting
done
Ibis
week
end
wllh
belter
results,
LAND
ACT.
Nolle
of
InOnllort
to
Apply
la
PurthtM
Land.
In
Hie
(.mid
niTiinliiK
niatrli'l
of
I'rlnrn
liniwrt.
mil
Ix-lnv
irllnn
of
l.ol
turiiljr-ruiir
(HI),
llanie
rive
1
().
'
Cimat
piairiet,
TAHK
.MlTICi:
llml
Frlllrll't
I.llllllwl
uf
I'rim'C
Huperl,
ll.C
inonliantn.
Intriui
to
tmily
fur
prrinlMkm
to
purrlm
Hid
rullnwliK
ilrarrltirit
litnill:
Ciiliiiiirnrtiil'
II
i
pint
planted
it
tti
norllirl
fwrnor
of
ln
twiMily-fuur
(tit.
noire
five
(51.
Comt
Iil.irlrt;
ttirnie
milll
thrrlv
l0
rlmllia;
thftira
rnrtT
IiiIm:
tlirnrn
north
elrlit
rhnlni
iiKir
nr
lo,
to
lii
vh
wiirr
nmrk;
tinnre
nnritin(
dunir
lilvh
witir
murk
to
mint
of
rdiiiiiifiiriMiciit,
iii
rnnttlnlnr
elthtv
(HO)
irren,
more
or
lea
KIUZZKi.1,'3
LIMIT'
I).
Cited
Auiuit
1Mb.
All,
tS!
pn,;n
Just
Arrived!
n
complete
line
of
floor
and
table
LAMPS
in
walnut,
mahogany
and
polychrome
Georgette
and
silk
fringed
shades
to
match
Trices
are
very
reasonable
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street
:impany
:y.
at
Queen
(.harlol'e
Phon?
123
The
girl
you
leave
behind
you
Just
stop
a
moment
ainl
think
'nt
ti
spends
her
bi
-thai
gut
you
le.ne
Im
IhihI
"
nii
me
working
-he
is
nt
hniue
working
Willi
I'erhnp
washing
the
ttme
cop
and
jiiir
t
li
'
etl
eslerda
and
will
wali
mi
uuuiv
tionorrow
1'erhnp
doing
the
wrk'
washing.
In
Y'M
I:
variety
uiler"!
gmwili;
in
her-
nU
dullni-ness
stagnation.
Talk
it
over
Willi
Hi
girl
mi
leave
ltitid
how
glad
sin
will
lie
U
)
faie
th
vralr
0n
A
fair
trial
uf
our
family
snk"o
ylll
im-
v
many
new
hours
for
her
family
BH
!i8nHf.
Have
her
phone
The
CanaHirftl
"rnin
T.
mi
1
)ou'll
be
coming
home
to
more
cheerful
cr
,.
a
fnsher,
happier
girl.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
Phone
8.
Steamship
and
Train
Service
it.
princc
auetar
tM
ewmcr
chanlc
hi
i
n
rmci
RUPIRT
I"
VANCOUVIR,
VICTORIA.
(tATTLC
an.1
iuirim..,i,.
FRIDAY
it
0
o.m.
trxl
tUNOAV,
11
p-m.
t
.
PRINCK
RUPIRT
f'"f
STtWART
lixl
AMVO.
VVfOKtlOAT.
10
fn.
t.
PRINCC
CHARLIt
(TCWART,
(ATURDAr,
10
P-"l.
.
PRINCC
iOHH
rirtllitll)
fr
VAMCOUVCR
tu
OUICN
CMARLOTTf
ISLANDI.
PAtBtROtR
TRAIMt
LCAVC
PRINCC
RbPtRT
OAH.T
topi
tunitt
II
l
l.ni.
rr
PRINCK
0IOR0C,
WINNIPCO,
ll
(Kilnlt
F.ialrm
'
aiilila.
I
im-d
.ia:.
AOCNCV
ALL
OCEAN
ITCAMIHIP
LINtS.
Cllf
Ticaat
Olfko,
B2t
Third
A,
Prlnct
Rupori,
(OMONT0.
Sportsmen
We
nro
lleadipmrlers
for
Sporting
Hoods
of
all
ko-
NVe
carry
Uie
r;uniius
WE8TERN
SUPER
"X"
LONQ
FIANCE
SHOT
SHELLS
See
im
for
Hand
LoRfrer's.
Supplies
-(lib
lin-l
J
nnd
I'nrls
Gable
Axes
Saw.,
ete.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
714
Second
Avenue
Phone
143
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
wilh
ndditionnl
maihines
for
Hie
tnnnnraclure
uf
SASH,
DOOns,
MOULDINGS
lumber,
Lath,
shingles,
veneer
also
carried
in
slock.
Snve
handling
charges
by
buying
dlred
from
the
fuuniu
of
supply.
TU
Day
Phones
423
539
Gr.
238
Black
738
GBOATS
Rupert
Marine
Products
Ltd.
GEO.
O.
BU8HBY,
Man.
Dir.
Night
Phonei
687
539
Or.
238
Black
735