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it
millions
of
users.
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than
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Japan,
Gunpowder
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Young
Hyson.
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!;.
All
Will
Regret
Graham
Resignation.
The
resignation
of
flon.
Ci.
1.
firahnm
as
minister
of
rail-vyays
and
c
anals
will
be
regretted
by
everjone.
He
has
held
th
rese-t
of
men
on
both
sides
of
the
House
and
ha
always
ear-
neii
mt
ins
ministerial
duties
in
a
manner
which
ha
been
above
Trilicisni.
At
one
time
.Mr.
Graham
was
mentioned
as
n
possible
premier.
The
passing
of
Mr.
(iraham
as
an
active
cabinet
minister
i
another
.step
toward
tire
trunijlAtionoCVr?I'rv-ejitat!ves
id
the
older
Liberalism,,.
A
iiew
sclinoL
ojryoiulger
men
Is
pritiging
tip
and
taking
the
place
of
the
ifldcr.
Farmers
Must
Do
'
;
Their
Part
Also.
Complaint
-are
continually
1ieing
made
that
Prince
Rupert
merchants
do
not
buy
from
the
farmers
of
the
interior.
Now
comes
a
series
of
serious
c-omptaints
that
-the
farmers
ure
not
doing
their
part
11
is
complained
Ural
vegetables
and
fruit
shipped
by
fanners
are
not
in
g(J5d
condition
and
that
local
wholesaler
and
jobbers
sustain
.heavy
lo-se.
thereby.
When
complaint
is
made
it
is
charged
that
nothing
but
abuse
follows.
Tlii
is
not
a
good
condition
if
affair-.
The
farmers
and
fruit
growers
must
ship
their
goods
in
good
Condition
else
they
cannot
expert
to
hold
the
market
They
must
learn
to
deal
fairly
with
Pruire
Rupert
merchant
if
they
expect
the
merchants
to
buy
from
them.
There
must
be
mutual
co-Operation.
One
difficulty
with
interior
fanners
is
that
they
do
not
visit
Prince
Rupert
often
enough
and
see
how
oilier
are
packing
their
goods.
fjuajily,
uuifornfity
and
attractiveness
are
part
of
the
marketing
lysines.
The
dealer
haV
to
be
able
to
depend
upon
his
goods.
.Some,
farnjers
wtien
they
ship
goods
here
do
mi
in
a
manner
that
makes
it
possible
to
rely
upon
them.
The
dealers
trust
them.
The
result!
that
4hey
can
do
business
coiiliiiiKiii-ly
to
the
advantage
of
each.
Good
Advertising
For
City
Of
Prince
Rupert.
R.
E.
Benson,
the
locnl
photographer,
has
once
more
shown
nis
ptiLiiir
spirit
liy
sending
away,
photographs
of
the
new
ele
vator
to
members
or
the
government
and
others
with
(he
idea
oi
interesting
them
in
this
jkn-L
This
is
the
best
kind
of
ad
vertismg.
beftding
away
gOoiVpicltjres:
or
Prince,,.
Rjipert,
fs
something
we
can
all
do.
We
call
show
Our
nublic
si.Trit
ami
interest
in
making
this
'a
real
port
by
buying
photograph
of
picture
po-ti-ard
and
mailing
Iheni,
unt
only
to
our
friend
lint
to
people
41.:..
..
whom
"...
it
is
thought
might
be
interested
in
helping
1
p
make
mis
u
nip
my.
Already
Effect
Of
Publicity
Is
Good.
i
ne
writer
of
the
ariiCJe
dealing
.
'with
Prim
e
Hupcr
1,1(1
prospects
piiljlislicd
last
week
in
Vancoiivei
has
already
received
letters
or
rongrnliilalihri
anil
inquiry
as
a
result
of
its
publication.
Further
particular
nrc'nked
and
will
be
given
in
connection
with
the
possibility
of
the
lnblishm'iil
of
businesses
here.
This
year
should
be
Prince
Rupert's
growing
time.
The
city
was.
never
in
better
shape
than
it
is
today
and
steady
improvement
is
likely
to
follow.
Whole
Great
Empire
of
North
Contributes
to
Prosperity
of
The
City
'of
Prince
Rupert
By
H.
F.
Pullen
(Reprinted
by
Request,
from
Vancouver
Siimlax
Province
Magazine
Section;
;
Not
many
year-go
Vancouver
Island
hrfili
less
than
ten
thousand
populathjii
and
Seattle
was,
within
.nflie
memory
of
many,
little
more-
thin
a
village.
Both
have
-grown
to
be
big
Cities
Slid
iiiiH'H;iil
seaports.
They
are
big
tnUVs
because
Ihey
lire
sjftports
iitid
beci.use.
"their
eitiietlis
Iiml.Jn.ilh,
hrauis
and
eiitrgy.
.
Prince
Rupert
set
out
on
its
career
s
a
seajw.rl
a
few
years
late
ami
is
onl
just
getting
a
start.
In
spile
oi
the
fact
that
1
tic
inhabitant
number
only
little
oxer
seven
thousand
durin?
iliw
winter
months.
'increasing
a
Ihousaml
or
so
daring
Hie
sum
mer,
six
thousand
out
of
(lie
seven
are
"Imbued
with
such
faitli
in
their
city
that
they
see
in
their
mind's
eye.
the
population
facturing
boxes,
and
ha
been
a
surrefu
concern
for
many
years.
The
future
nf
Prince
ltupert
U
0
a
larse
extent
tied
up
with
be
future
of
the
Qneen
Charlotte
Island.
The
development
of
jJioe
islands
Is
only
just
rom-ueneinp.
They
had
a
boom
year
Jigo.
which
resulted
Iti
a
greai
'deal
of
wiMcallins
and
thl
ri
'the
islands
back
a.
number
of
ve.irs.
Now
the
prospect
are
feller
than
ever
before.
New:
canneries
are
to,
be
built
this
War,
linnberbusiness
is
bej;in-ffmr
rto
rfourlsli'
once
mnri.
the
mill
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
Jfkldeirate
Intel
Win?
an
inlanre
nf
bow
an
indnstrv
of
that
kind
can
be
sucrefully
carried
on.
Many
los
are
produced
on
the
Tiland
for
the
Powell
River
Paper
Mill
and
thprp
are
all
sorts
bjf
possibilities'
for
Industrie
here.
motIy
baspd
on
flshlnp.
lumberinp
or.
mininir.
which
within
a
few
years
will
.brinir
the
'-land
much
more'
prominently
o
the
fore
than
they"
are
today.
'Pote'
Business
'
The
pole
business
done
from!
Iw
Prince
Rupert
district
is
.arge.
Some
Of
lly:
poles
are
cut
n
the
islands
along
die
coast
and
on
the
adjacent
mainland
and
quantities
are
also
cut
on
!he
keena
Hiver
and
Iribularies.
f.at
year
a
huge
shipment
was
made
to
8an
Francisco
and
many
venl
by
rail
lo
the
Canadian
and
I'niled
Slales
prairies.
Piles
aiid
railway
ties
are
also
exported
ber
camps
on
the
coast
and
tow
mi.
I
iftde
abut;
the
Uuiunlhtit
'.National
Hallway,
fitch
phunfs
as
Hewart,
Alice
Ann
and
Anyuv
buy
u
tut
oi
goMls
front
merchant
at
this
port.
Some
of
the
business
totii
here
say
they
multiplied
by
ten
in
the
not
far
could
not
curry
on
if
it
were
nut
distant
future,
and
yet
that
will
f,
lH(,
ottff,!,,,,
trade.
In
tiol
be
the
limit.
every
community
there
are
neu-
IWaklngs
of
Big
City
;
t
who
tike
lo
buy
away
from
1'iiuce
ttupert
loday.
while
home.
Just
a
maiiy
Prince
Jlu-
tniull,
lias
ait
Uie
makings
m
n
:
peri
ieooh
co
to
Vancouver
U
big
city.
Aside"
iroin
being
the'
spend
money,
s
people
from
the
piosi
northern
terminus
of
Ihe'niiuing
camp
iti
the
north
ami
Umadiau
National
itaifwa,
tne'the
towns
amd
Tillage
m
the
in
port
has
a'
laiiSe
ue
grain
ele-teruir
ene
to
Prime
RujMrt
to
tor,
splemlid
dock,
a
(IrydOektbuy.
Some
nwrt
lianU
eater
to
and
slilpyard
and
maehine
shons.
that
clas
of
trade
more
than
ftm
largest
fish
cotd
storage;
others.
Now
and
then,
i-eiirr-on-
lilant
in
the
world,
round
houses
jiaiives
of
local
h'tiises
visil
the
ftiil
masliine
nhops
fyr
the
rail-joutlyniir
points
ami
take
orders)
way,
ilitf
largest
liaiibut
nliin?
and.
of
course,
Ho-re
are
alwy.
IW-iiiess
in
the
world,
and
she
is
Kir
wholesale
reoresenlatives
flic
centre
of
satmon.
fisherie;..!
making
their
regular
tours.
the
only
rttmainiR?
ones
m
llrit-
Prut.-,.
ltuiwrt
oeoule
invest
Ish
Columbia
that
are
not
liejnn.
nmr
of
their
niney
in
mining
tlfiis
to
feel
the
effects
of
lite
hi-
ber
mill,
erected
by
the
late
J
prospect
Itt
Uei;ntKMlMKtl.
lcuie
fishing
of
the
pat
rfe-h'beii
there
i
a
mm
to
be
fi
rade
or
two.
Prince
ltupert
had
a
bis
lum
nanreil,
ltueri
is
the
first
point)
tisitetj,
and
a
nuniier
of
utiuesi
baxe
been
wholly
financed
with-!
j.
l!mer.on
of
Vancouver,
but
it
.out
Roinp
any
further
south.
was
recently
burned
down.
Community
of
Interest
lilofitr
with
the
planing
mill,
box
The
aiae
is
true
of
tin
mter-i
dctory-
and
other
wood
manufac
turing
aeces.ories.
llapfily,
be
fore
the
ashes
Were
root
on
the
i)ld
mill,
a
new
one
wft
planneil
and
the
macbinery
i
already
on
the
ground
for
the
Seal
Coxe
Lumber
Company's
plant,
to
be
built
within
the
city
on
a
site
ad-
Jolninc
tliat
of
the
will
recently
destroyeit.
II
will
not
be
lansre
a
the
other
hut
it
will
be
of
a
size
suitable
for
local
require
ments
and
rail
export.
'
Cannery
Opened
Last
year,
the
first
salmon
and
tJarn
cannery
to
be
located
in
the
eit.v
M-as
operated
and
there
tli
talk
of
others
movintr
to
the
point
where
rail
and
water
meet
In
order
to
save
the
extra
trans
portation
costs.
Only
a
short
distance
from
the
(Jty
is
the
Rip
Ray
Lumber
Com
pany
mill,
located
at
C.enrpe-
Itmn.
helween
Prince
ltupert
and
Port
Simpson.
It
operates
steadily,
shfpptns
lumber
and
manu
iiM.
Prince
ttuperi
nwney
lias
been
i
pht
into
minnx?
pnispcls
nar
llaxeltun,
Usk,
Terrace
and
other:
place.
Kery
train
briars
pew-'
pie
from
interior
town
to
visit
'
the
roast,
children
come
in
to
at-
tend
hiKb
clio
or
Uie
aenvent.
sick
fteople
coge
t
the
hospital,
anil
farmers
en4
hi
tbfir
jiro-duce
reed
the
fishermen
and
others.
There
I
much
community
of
interest
ami
the
Prince
Huperl
ll.iard
of
TraiV
often
trues
out
of
iU
way
to
support
tte
reipicsts
of
inteisor
or
eoasl
Ioaus
for
improvement
or
for
letter
marketing
arraHpementM.!
the
Iturns
alwttoir
at
Prince
lluiert
now
takes
the
cattle,
sheep
ant
bo?
froin
the
farmers
ami
make
it
a
base
of
supplie-
for
llm
.
coast
,
liurin?
ttannene
are
in
operation.
prince
Itapert
merchants
send
their
Iniats
U
solicit
husiuess
iiiiu
wnen
me
caiiuery
seaon
isl
'over
the
Indians,
who
do
much
Sit
the
work,
spend
a
great
deal
of
their
earninv
in
the
nearest
Ventre.
The
Imlian
trade
is
very
'consblerable
all
fhe'yer
rrtund.
The
natives
fisli
dorliur
the
sea-son
liul
they
alo
trap
durinir
the
winter
and
the
furs
are
sold
at
Prince
ltupert
and
often
Indian
families
are
vitiliikril
Iry
fur
deabir
'there.
,;
Only
City
of
North
It
nfttst
be
remembered
that
this
is
the
only
cty
i
Itritish
-nluiiliia
norllt't
of
Vaficnuver
and
vty
of
Priie
pftlbh.
There,
are
lowns
and
v
ilia
,
'but
none
have
yet
rein-h-d
the
status
ot
city.
With
larger
population
will
come
Leticr
transportation
aifd
with
hettei
transportation
will
come
greater
eontmunily
of
interest
between
northern
centres.
Prince
Hnjet,
beitie,'
the
natural
seaport
nnO
lerrn'lhus
of
the
railway,
will
forge
aheail,
and
as
she
trow
will
proVfde
a
market
for
the
farmers
and
a
'shipping
centre'
fnii
the
miners
laud
others
rom
the
district
and
there
Isjrome
west.
When
the
west
gets
llenly
of
material
yet
available
to
supply
the
.
demands
Olof
Hanson,
the
new
president
of
lie
HoardHif
Trade,
is
at
the
head
of
a
concern
that
does
a
large
business
in
poles,
piles
and
ailway
ties.
8upply
Centre
for
North
-
I
.
...
.
(
l.llllllPrt
Little
yet
ha-
iteeji
nld
of
the
elevator
and
it
effect
on
the
porl.
"
V(inrMi
.
r
penpln
know
well
what
the
i-rfeci
of
the
business
is.
.They
liayp
.profiled
by
the
huilding
up
ofa
grain
shipping
busings.
The
Idea
of
'Prince
ltupert
people.
f
not
to
fake
any
business
away
from
Vancouver,
hut
0
lirille
lliplr
efforts
with
the
Mg
cily
with
n
view
to
.seiiinj:
more
grain
Irt
her
share
of
the
business,
it
In
the
opinion
thai
there
will
be
plenty
for
all
und
certainly
fin-pert
experts
to
be
a
factor
and
NOTICE.
TAk'K
KOT.'Cj;
ilim
,firr
pwWlrttlnn
t,t
ihi-
..iti-i-
foi
r.,i
.
Mff
ne
tin
ivpir
ui
(hi
tl-ritr
.,.
inlM
ftnrtt
Cfi.
tiun.i..
I'lffi.i
n
i
...
.1
...
.
j
nrie
is.
oi
course,
a
vooci
neai:"'
'
inini
'
i.
mat
or
..
......
uuiir
u
i-riui;e
iiu-
hum
at
Pi-
ir
n
n.n
n
OeH
Willi
llio
mln.no-
nn.t
turn-
lr
ot
Ffhut
.ri.
1!'
Pv
v
w
i
rw
nil
impnrtunt
Miit-
in
.list
rihtii
ma
Uie
summer,
when
theJ',,
:rain
from
Hie
interior
to
I
lie
mmkl
.ir
the
Wm'lU.
A
.M..
is
young
as
long
as
he
feels
a
little
foolish
at
times.
PHINCK
ltupert
now
has
her
elevator
complete.
All
she
need
Is
business.
nuDAV'fc
gftt
many
children
rhav
individuality.
The
same
fliffip
was
khoVn
to
our
fathers
rti
Impudenee.
Itt'PKHT
has
nn
elevator
Which
we
all
expe1!
will
make
her
ltiggfst
jiorl
on
all
the
coast
III
becomes
it
us
to
ioat.
T1IIS
is
Canada's
season
I'll
tell
you
all
the
reuson;
We're
feeling
as
gay
As
anyone
may
'And
I
can't
yet
ii
word
to
rhyme.
WIIILV
n
learn
Is
doing
badlyi
there
is
a
choice
of
two
things
Jel
either
a
coach
or
a
hearse.
OF
all
the
girts
I
know
Adeline
comes
first.
She
makes
a
good
t
Catch
and
is
somewhat
of
a
speed
artist.
.NOW'
that
Helen
Wills
is
beiilen
ami
Tibb-n's
colors
are
also
lowered,
what
will
the
Yankees
have
lo
boast
ahoul.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
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