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be
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The
Daily
News
Office
before
i
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publication.
All
advertising
received
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to
approval.
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
.Circulations.
DAILY
IDITIOM
Tuesday.
Sept.
rr
a
mr
to-night'
20,
1025.
All
Should
Attend
Political
Meetings.
At
a
lime
when
people
are
trying
to
make
up
Iheir
minds
which
way
l
vole
it
is
highly
important
that
they
should
attend
the
political
meetings
r
the'
city.
There
should
be
no
discrim-iiiation.
All
groups
will
be
holding
their
iireelings
ond
all
Ihe
voters
who
possibly
can
should
be
present.
It
is
liriu
li
better,
for
instance,
to
hear
Mr.
Stork
speak
tonight
than
to
read
a
report
tT
the
speech
next
day.
So
with
the
others,
It
i
impossible
in
reporting
a
meeting
to
lejl
everything
that
is
said
or
done.
The
meeting
ats
perhaps
two
hours
and
a
speech
or
a
series
of
speeches
'that
long
would
Till
the
newspaper.
All
that
can
be
done
is
fo
give
a
pretty
good
summary.
The
way
to
get
Ihe
whole
thing
is
to
be
present.
Let
The
Liberals
,
Finish
Their
Work.
There
seems
to
be
a
general
opinion
around
the
city
that
the
Liberals
si
Id
have
an
opportunity
to
finish
their
work.
They
have
built
an
elevator
Here
bill
if
it
is
not
used
it
may
be
because
or
a
change
of.
policy
The
Liberal
Government
has
done
a
great
thing
in
pulling
the
elevnlor
here
and
now
they
should
be
giveli
an
opportunity
-to
carry
on
and
get
it
in
operation.
This
is
not
a
lime
lo
be
worrying
about
parly
affiliation.
It
is
a
time
to
vote.
for.
the
party
that
will
do
tis
most
Iroo.1.
The
LiberarCiovernmeiit
has
shown
its
intention
hv
nniiii.fr
....
work
Foot
Of
Snow
Sounds
Winterly.
WJiile
we
were
having
sunshine
nnr
neighbors
iii
Alberta
and
Ihe
interior
of
southern
British
.Columbia
were
scraping
lln
.snow
off
Ihe
back
sloop
and
digging
a
path
In
Ihe
barn'.
jlar-veslmg
operations
were
delayed
in
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan.
Or
course
il
is
not
expected
thai
the
bad
weather
therewiil
continue,
but
we
often
complain
here
and
we
renllv
have
little
cause
lo
do
so.
"'
Archdeacon
Itix
relumed
recently
from
the
East
and
he
snv.
there
was
rain
and
mud
almost
everywhere
he
went.
Good
Places
To
Keep
Away
From.
Floods
in
China,
snow
in
Alberla,
cholera
in
the
1'hilli-pines.
None
of
these
trobules
afflict
us.
We
carry
on
ipiiellv,
slowly
and
surely
making
headway
and
that
without
nnv
of
tile
drawbacks
that
they
have
in
other
part
of
Ihe
.world.
Jn
many
places
life
is
cheap.
Hundreds
or
Tevei
thousands
of
lives
are
snuffed
out
in
a
moment.
Ilerclhere
are
no
extreme
dangers.
'
Time
Is
Healer
Of
Many
Things.
Time
u
great
;lieole,rkNpl
only
js
it,
a
healer
of
the
scan
of
affliction
but
it
alojlie;;iJj$many
.olfier
Irouh'les,
Jake
as
an
instance
the
trouble
in
China.
The
feop)e'gei
very
enthusiastic
and
sailors
leave
ship
ami
everything
looks
as
if
Ihe
trouble
would
be
endless.
J
,e
people
are
left
alone
and
thy
come
back.
They
go
to
work
again
and
things
are
much
as
Ihey
were
before.
Time
did
il,
nothing
else.
Time
is
n
great
healer.
Il
calms
enthusiasm,
dampen
join.nioi
aroor,
cnauges
our
viewpoint,
ameliorates
our
worrie
and
heats
our
dieacs
menial
and
physical.
GRANT'S
Best
Procurable
IlOI
fUWl
(THt
OKICINALI
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINrST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BlwwClmUiw
DimAwm.
Uull-iliipi,
SmW.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Uri
tilth
Columbia.
A
the
YOUTH
PROVED
lake
his
hearing
from
the
sun.
He
is
a
Ihoronvh
seaman
and
has
done
some
netKttisranliifi
ilurinj:
seliixi)
vacations.
the
big
building
aiuLanolherJerni
will'
tell
the
tale
how
Tur
niev!4UfI
Wl"
W
lk
...
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.
will
tii
If
II.
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,rj
1C
guru
mic
swung
western
narking
that
is
expected,
they
should
be
in
a
poiliuii
to
do
even
more
for
ti..
Whul
is
needed
here
today
is
to
have
a
ft
ream
or
golden
gram
pouring
into
the
elevator
and
out
again
into
ocean-going
vessels.
No
one
can
help
us
in
this
belter
than
Ihe
Dominion
Government
and
the
Mackenzie
King
Government
is
Ihe
only
one
that
so
far
has
taken
any
interest
in
us.
CHICAGO.
Sept.
it).
Kenne
Hawson,
a
lad
of
fourteen,
will
return
lo
school
lliis
full
a
prov
ed
-member
of
an
Arclie
exploration
parly.
Commander
Mac-Millau
look
Hie
youngest
boy
in
lo
Hie
Northland
mid
.found
him
a
hardy
hand.
Whether
il
wa
serving
in
the
NEW
SCHEDULE
WATER
USERS
Change
Made
In
Bylaw
Passed
by
City
Council
at
Meeting
Last
Night
A
change
was
made
in
the
clieiliile
for
water
users
in
a
new
bylaw
introduced
and
passed
through
its
first
and
second
reading
by
.the
city
council
last
night.
Il
provides
for
a
luiini-ntuin
hacge
jf
a
dollar
a
service
as
before
but
the
niPlhod
ot
grading
the
rale
had
been
rhansred.
Colonel
MfMordie
showed
liow
necessary
the
change
was
because
under
the
old
rale
those
who
useil
a
large
quantity
of
water
in
some
cases
paid
actually
less
than
those
u.siiiK
a
smaller
amount.
It
did
ikl
work
reasonably,
Under
the
present
scheme
an
extra
charpe
was
provided
for
every
1
00
'feet.
The
chaiure
will
lower
the
rale
which
will
still
hring
in
$2.50(1
more
revenue
than
Ihe
rate
in
force
before
fhe
chance
was
made
la'
year.
visiteil
the
new
miminer
resort,
Boutilas
Lodge,
which
was
onjn-
REPORT
MADE
GOOD
EXPLORER
BY
TREASURER
Only
Fourteen
Years
of
Age
but
'Rr-cent
Visit
to
Convention
Union
Competent
to
Take
Part
In
Work
palley,
his
principal
duly,
polishing
brass
or
doiug
the
heaw
with
:i
shovel,
Kennel
made
a
success
of
it.
lie
had
to,
he-
cause
nt
Sidney.-.
Nova
Scotia.
.Mac-iUllnn
would
send
tit
in
hack
if
lie
had
not
shown
his
worth.
Now
an
American
boy
and
sir!
can
claim
partnership
in
heiii'i
Ihe
youthful
Iravullers
of
the
Arctic
region,
a
daughter
of
Holier!
K.
Peary
having:
been
born
on
his
successful
search
for
Ihe
north
pole.
A
companion
of
Hawson,
also
a
youth,
oualified
as
one
of
MarMillan'
veteran
seamen,
lie
is
Hicham
istlmon
of
I.archmnnt
N.Y.,
17-year
old
son
of
the
noted
psychologist.
Both
boy
aiteti.t
eastern
schools,
and
in
tvcenl
years
ach
has
cruised
a
yawl
aijd
schooner
with
marked
ability.
Their
father
last
June
planned
an
ooean
trip
Tor
them
but
learning
ihey
could
not
ob
tain
Ihe
desired
schooner.
Ken
nel's
father,
Frederick
U.
Hawson,
Sr.,
chairman
b.f
,
liie
board
of
directors
of
a
CJiteapo
bank-house,
ilertiord
to
annrosnh
.Mac.MiUaii,
whom
iie
knew
to
b
interested
in
boys.
When
MarMillan
tearne.l
of
Salmon's
ability
and
size
he
wa
promptly
accepted
but
at
mention
of
Kennel's
ape.
Ihe
explorer
threw
up
his
hands
and
emphatically
said
"no."
.
"Bui."
assure,!
.Mr.
Kawson.
this
hoy
can
box
Ibe
compass:
of
B.C.
Municipalities
Brought
Results
I
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
laM
night,
the
ealy
treasurer
reported
on
the
result'
of
his
visit
to
Vancouver
and
lo!
f
-
-
4
J
he
convention
tf
the
Union
of
B.C.
Municipalities.
Mr.
Malheson
stated
that
he
had
strighNned
matters
out1
with
lo'
ltoyal
Financial
Corpor-j
aliOn.
At
first
they
wanted
the.
hvl.ivv
re.siihniltle.1
ill
OI1CO
but;
eventually
asceed
to
the
bylaw
being
submitted
in
January.
II
transpired
that
llie
city
nt
Itevel-sloke
had
maiM
a
similar
mistake
and
had
had
lo
resubmit
it
liylaw.
The
Convention
At
Hie
convention
the
proposal
to
give
Ihe
riht
lo
assess
both
sides
of
a
street
for
a
.sidewalk
on
one
side
was
endorsed
after
objection
by
tpe
lleeve
of
lturua-l.v
li.iil
heen
wtlli.lmuii
Mnniri-
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pal
Inspector
Halrd
had
expres-
cil
himself
as
seeing
no
olijeclmn
Id
Ibe
change.
Tlie
inn'sllon'of
penalties
had
not
been
taken
un
as
it
was
th
opinion
of
Ihe
resolution!
e.
no
minee
mat
tne
conveiuioii
should
have
greater
oppprtunily
to
stinly
Ihe
proposel
change.
Another
matter
allowed
lo
stand
over
was
the
projosal
to
change
the
dale
in
the
redemption
clause
from
six
to
eight
months.
'
Au
attempt
wamade
by
the
llo-pital
Association
to
rlrange
Ibe
rale
collectable
hv
the
ilnv
but
Ibis
was
rejc
ed
by
Uic
The
city
manager
scheme
was
ndorsd
by
the.
convention.
The
proposal
for
a
uniform
system
of
bool-keeping
for
all
lonuiripalilies
was
endosdl.
The
gathering
was
a
larse
on-
ri'iil
prarlieally
all
Ihe
cities
and
tlMiniriialill
weiy
(l.yresenlei
Miere.
r.olonel
MeMorilie
asketl
that
a
shorl
s'linuvaiv
f
Ihe
report
be
sprea-l
on
Die
minutes,
after
whii-h
it
was
ailopted.
CORNER
CLUB
OF
BAPTIST
CHURCH
ELECTS
OFFICER
P.
H.
Llnzey
Will
Preside
During
Coming
Year
with
R.
Howard
Vice-President
The
annual
business
meelmu
if
the
Corner
i:ij)i
was
held
in
the
parlors
of
the
Baptist
Church
last
evening.
The
reliring
pre-
siilenl
surveyH
(he
work
of
the
past
term
and
urgwl
Ihe
mem
bership
to
show
eijiaj
loyally
in
Ihe
future
as
m
the
past.
The
following
officers
wre
elecle.i
for
the
ensuing
year.
President
-P..
II,
.lni-y.
Vice-President
It.
Howard.
Sec.-Treasurer
M
Is
Kyol
tm
Pianist-
Mis
Ina
Wooils.
Convenors
of
groups
Miss
Tbelnia
Bunii,
Mis
fM.
A.
Vier-et:k.
Miss
Jna
WokI,H.
Howard.
SujtfrJutuuenl
Jt
yrnup
Mis
'A.
itawson.
'
i
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aya:
FOUND
DOUGLAS
LODGE
VT
,
,nen
TO
be
sprEwnin
spnTib,
a
I,ar
,,u'
"
'
'7
vjiaKen
l,p
'hinkH
he
would
lie
auji
.
.
.
.
satisfied
with
ten
million
dol-
C.N.R.
District
Passenper
Agent
Inrs.
Returns
After
Visit
to
Re-
'
cently
Opened
Summer
TJIi:
only
oe
who
should
cry
Reort
.over
spill
milk
is
the
one
thai
.
!"nH
,0
elean
up
Ilia
mets,
i.
'
II.
F.
MoNautfhton,
C.S.W.
.11,-1
.
liicl
iiasseiiRer
apenl,
returned
A
I'LAIM'l'.H
Is
a
glrl'who
get
mi
asi
nighl
H
train
from
a
tripsin
disrepute
for
iMng
what
all
lo
Ihe
inter
or
which
tonic
lilm'imr
.,i.i
m.
..
"
mi-
as
riuari
i.ane
where
he
I
IIAVF.
heard
young
swearing
but
the
JHble
.-.i
1.
us
,ear
ami
is
now
closing
beat
nil.
It
nay
"Job
for
the
wilder.
Donirl.m
i.mlan'
11.
i.
t.i...
people
Mlorey
pursed
now
has
arcommodation
for
35
people.
Thero
is
pne
main
lodge,
I
IIAVF,
Just
beej
wQiidtyinn
(in.
fmro
aKes
of
four
rooms
whal
kind
of
era;
we
are
gold
each,
the
entire
place
being
nuHl-jto
have
J,s
win!?,
'Jo.
lake
the
ernly
e.juipped.
II
is
sitnal.,1
on
place
of
the
cross
word
niinle
the
shore
of
Stuart
Lake
thrco.craze
of
last
winter
miles
fromForl
St.
Jmen
and
.
id
milen
from
V.-imlorlinnf
i
i'
nvu
i
...
'
'
''.
hi
in.'
wiiannif
men
irnni
'reacheil
hy
ear
from
Ynii.lerhnnf
V;..!....
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i.
11...1
i...
f---rr
"
"
1
i-i.iiiin
inn.
1
111;
,
.
.
..
which
,
is
Ihe
raway
stayon.
The
only
iime
a
.whale.
geU
Inlo
place
offers
nwuiifold
atlrncllon
trouble
l
when
he
begin
lo
for
tourists
there
beliiR
fine
blow,
fishinsr.
boaMmr
and
1.
Winchester
"Tinest
American
&
Turkish
Tobaccos"
.
Hie
crowd
will
cheer.
j
I
CAN
never
really
believe
iiieir
descwndetl'
from
ape
because
I
never
kuew
an
aue
as
mean
a,
fonie
of
the
men
I
know.
:
PIU'.SIDKM
Beatty
of
Itie!
i
C.P.lt.
lias
leen
sayini;
some
tin
.'
things
about
the
Pacific
Coast
but
of
eouise
he
means
Vancou
vet
and
Vn
i.iyia
PARKING
BYLAW
I
IS
INTRODUCED
Very
Harmless
Regulations
Pro
posed
For
Protection
of
Street
Traffic
-i
the
Parkins
Bylaw,
as
it,
eventually
reached
the
cil
conn-.
eit
last
nicbt.
proved
lo
have
very
few
tretli
in
H.
II
providc-Ihat
no
parking
shall
be
allowcl
mi
Sixth
Street
hftwei-il
Second
ahl
I'hiril
Avenue
liy
either
taxis
or
private
ear
exrepl
lo
allow
iassefj:ers
In
aliKhl
or
jtet
iiboard.
j
in
Third
Avenue,
belweeu
Fifth
and
Seventh
Streets
ears'
may
jiark
but
Ihey
must
stand
parallel
with
Ihe
curb
and
a
di-,
lance
of
at
least
six
feet
inut
he!
left
Jielweeu
eacli
car.
i
If
Ihe
bylaw
is
adopteil
it
will
be
unlawful
for
a
ear
to
stand
iiij
front
of
a
I
heal
r.-
or.
public
ball
r
other
place
so
desisnaleil
by!
Hie
chief
of
Kilice.
II
will
be
iiiilavvfnl
to
park
within
25
feel;
of
a
fire
hydrant.
Tlo-
bylaw
was
read
a
first
time
ami
llieu
allowed
to
stand
over
unfit
next
meeting.
COLUER
HOME
IS
SCENE
OF
BIRTHDAY
1
PARTY
ON
WATERFRONT!
Sunday
evening
a
number
of
trieinls
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Collier.
Waterfront,
invade.lt
their
home
to
congratulate
Mr.
Collier
on
his
birthday.
Mr.
Oi-lier
was
the
recipient
of
a
num.
bcr
vf
prenentu
and
also
of
the
jruoi!
nvIsIhs
of
his
friend.
He.
frcshincnU
were
serveil
ilurlnm
goinpr
away,
but
would
slay
lonirer
with
you."
Tlir
VATTKIl
I'T
.n.l
LAND
ACT.
'"j
Nolle
of
InUnllon
U
Apply
to
Lou
Lu
In
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ltnri
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of
frlnre
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i
Portlind
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also
radio
equipment
fP
,n
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tXlTrASf
Dongas
Lodge
will
open
again
in
Oel
on
n
polillral
platform,
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SfflZaJtWl:
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on
June
1
n-xt
year.
.ami
alninc
the
olher
side
and
n.E-.'
'
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Soiitlior
for
Coinptnjr,
"Oh,
I
Hate
to
Get
Up
in
the
Morning"
.Sang
Harry
Lauder,
ond
on
washday
morning
..
feet
hke
singing
Hie
same
thing.
So
why
not
end
that
am
lent
drudger)
to
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THRIF-T
SERVICE
Jiiftt
call
for
our
TlllUFT-T
SKUVIliK
winch
bit
of
the
washing
and
iron
Ihe
Hat
work
!
Vs
wash
nut
of
wash
dav
that
"
hale
l
get
up
m
1
lug"
feetiug
will
be
g.ne
ir'd
an.)
THRIFT-T
SERVICE.
60
a
lb.
and
lea
piece.
Minimum
Charge
$t.00.
CANADIAN
Steam
LAUNDRY
Phone
8.
Sportsmen
We
are
Jleatp'o'ter
for
Mpojtoig
Uooijs
(
N
e
.ire
'lie
funioos
WESTERN
SUPER
UX"
LONQ
RANQE
8HOT
SHELLS
See
s
ror
Hand
Logger
-
Sopplie
(im.
It
and
Pari
Cablr-
e
Saw.
rtr.
STORK'S
HARDWARE,
LTD.
714
Second
Avenue
Phone
143
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Re-located
al
2.m
Ronlpal
fttrol.
UnnrniKfr.
with
additional
machines
for
Ihe
manufacture
SASH,
DOOR8,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
carried
in
slork.
Save
handling
charges
by
liuymg
direct
from
the
v:
tuppiy.
llfl
TMI
IUPRIMI
couat
or
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wa-w
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krr.
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more
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l'ld
Autuil
Slh.H.1''
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Apiilitanl
tllc
I.
Aii.ni
i
1
1'
STRIPED
FLANNEL
A
bnely
soft,
w
material
for
ill'
skirls.
l!omes
ratiKC
of
roloriiui-tnches.
Per
yiint
$2.75
West
of
England
Store
Third
Ave.
Phone
753.
DENTIST
Helgerson
ilock,
Prlnco
Rupert,
B.C.
Office
Hours-
9
lo
X-Ray
Service
Phone
680.
Open
Tuesday,
ThursJ""
and
Saturday
LvenlnB'