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CHOOSING
A
NAME
FOR
A
HEADLINE.
.
.
C
1
11
a
some
names
naraiy
ever
gei
into
me
Headlines
ot
the
news
papers
because
they
do
not
lend
themselves
to
that
purpose.
They
are
usually
too
long.
Take
as
an
instance
the
words
"Board
of
Trade"
or
"League
of
Nations."
They
are
too
long
for
the
common
30
point
single
column
headline
which
is
the
one
most
used
in
this
newspaper
and
consequently
they
cannot
well
be
used.
The
words
"Players'
Club,"
however,
just
fits
and
when
that
organization
has
some
doings,,
the
name
Usually
comes
in
the
headline.
This
shows
.that
a
great
many
things
have
to
be
considered
in
choosing
a
name.
It
also
indicates
what
small
things
sometimes
influence
results.
OUTLOOK
OF
PORTLAND
MUCH
LIKE
OURS.
Many
years
ago
when
Portland
was
no
more
important
than
is
Prince
Rupert
today,
Harvey
W.
Scott,
one
of
the
pioneers
of
the
city
is
reported
to
have
said:
"It
is
probable
that
nothing
else
has
contributed
so
much
to
the
help
of
mankind
in
the
mass,
either
in
national
or
moral
aspects,
'.us
rapid
increase
of
human
intercourae
throughout
the
world.
tion
and
reaction
of
peoples
upon
peoples,
of
races
upon
races,
are
continually
evolving
activities
and
-producing
changes
in
the
thought
and
character
of
all.
This
intercourse
develops
the
moral
forceB
as
rapidly
as
the
intellectual
and
material.
Populations
are
stirred
pro
foundly
by
all
the
power
of
social
agitation,
by
travel,
by
rapid
movements
of
commerce,
by
daily
transmission
of
news.
The
United
States
have
a
frontage
on
the
Pacific
as
well
as
on
the
Atlantic.
Ocean.
We
must
expand
in
the
direction
of
the
Pacific,
where
the
future
development
of
our
country
lies.
Over
there
is
China.
Over
there
is
India.
Over
there
are
the
regions
which
the
energy
of
the
world
is
now
beginning
to
develop.
This
is
one
of
the
great
movements
of
history,
without
anyone
in
particular
bringing
it
about.
It
is
irresistible;
it
is
one
of
the
onward
movements
of
mankind."
This
just
about
fits
Prince
Rupert
as
conditions
are
verisimilar.
MANY
ARE
WATCHING
KAMLOOPS
CONVENTION.
Without
daring
to
express
my
opinion
of
the
outcome
of
the
Kamloops
Conservative
convention,
it
may
be
mentioned
that
the
effort
of
the
party
to
secure
a
leader
who
will
really
lead,
is
worthy
of
emulation.
What
the
party
has
suffered
from
in
the
past
hart
been
largely
lack
of
wise
leadership.
There
has
been
no
outstanding
man
who
was
able
to
secure
the
confidence
of
the
people
and
secure
election
to
the
Legislature,
and
it
is
interesting
to
note
that
neither
of
the'
men
mentioned
as
likely
leaders
have
now
a
seat
in
the
august
body
at
Victoria.
Usually
it
is
considered
that
the
first
thing
is
to
get
elected,
but
apparently
the
Conservatives
think
oherwise
:and
consider
the
first
thing
to
do
is
to
be
chosen
leader.
Election
will
.follow.
'
It
is
to
be
;hoped
that
a
inan
worthy
of
the
position
will
be
the
choice
of
the
party
,for'u-
the
type,
of
man
chQsenjdepends
to
lafg'eextiit
the
future
Government
of
the
ProvlffcSmne
time
a
'tl
the
Conservatives
will
be
returned
to
power
and
when
the
time
comes
the
leader
will
be
the
premier.
BANCROFT
SEES
MINING
PBOGKESS.
Professor
Austin
Bancroft
is
a
practicul
field
worker
as
well
as
theoretical
mining
man.
He
knows
British
Columbia
for
he
has
spent
many
years
here.
When
he
makes
a
statement,
it
may
be
ORGAN
PROVES
taken
lor
trranted
that
he
knows
something
nhmit.
fh
inKiP
u,M.lten
aT-
Throat
Irritated?
Here's
Quick
Relief
You
don't
have
to
have
cold
to
know
the
remarkable
benefits
of
Buckley's
Mixture.
It
acta
like
a
flash
in
easing
and
clearing
a
aore
or
tender
throat.
A
taste
night
and
morning
works
wonders.
Singers,
public
speakers,
professional
men,
amokera
all
testify
to
the
swift,
sure
relief
that
cornea
from
the
verv
firit
dote
of
"Buckley's".
And
there
are
40
dosei
in
a
75-cent
bottle
1
Druggists
everywhere
sell
Buckley's
Mixture
under
a
positive
guarantee.
Get
a
bottle
today.
A
Typical
Case
"I
hv
had
sutk
wonderful
results
irom
'Buckler
V
Millars
that
I
want
some
more
at
pure.
I
think
evert
Inirer
should
hsve
some
ot
your
remed.
W.
VT.
Ttlirllov
l
lmlll
tOUl...l
Oi
.
rr.
..
.
mutual
Dimi,
ioronio
Z
t04
WELL
WORTHY
OF
CATHEDRAL
!Nr.lLLATIOX
.l'.'(litTK
AVll
IX
NTIUMKNT
WILL
III'.
I'KEU
OX
St'XDAY
The
city
of
Prince
Rupert
a
well
as
the
Anglican
Church
has
made
a
real
acquisition-
lu
the
installation
In
.St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
of
the
new
pipe
organ
which
has
Ju.it
been
placed
position.
The
organ
is
the
work
ot
the
outstanding
builders
lu
Cauada,
itbe
Case-
vant
Brothers
of
St.
Itvnclnthe.
Quebec
A
good
deal
of
the
work
of
this
firm
goes
to
the
United
States
and
the
excellence
of
their
Instruments
Is
known
throughout
the
Empire
and
the
contin
ent.
The
organ
installed
here
Is
up
to
their
best
otardard
and
although
small
when
compared
with
instruments
In
larger
centres,
yet
it
has
eight
octaves
of
pipes
and
550
separate
pipes.
It
aelghs
four
tons
and
the
electric
mo
tor
and
"blower
add
another
half
a
ten.
Even
an
amateur
would
at
once
pronounce
It
the
result
of
the
efforts
of
most
skillful
workmen
and
its
design
tha't
ot
an
artist.
llEAirTIITI.
TONE
The
quality
of
tone
ot
the
organ
is
exceedingly
beautiful,
whether
It
be
In
the
deepest
or
highest
nates
and
musl
cal
people
who
have
already
heard
It
ex
press
the
greatest
enthusiasm
over
the
fact
ot
having
such
an
instrument
In
such
a
new
and
outlying
community.
The
instrument
wlu
be
used
la
a
public
way
for
the
first
time
next
Sun
day
when
A.
J.
Lancaster
will
preside
at
the
keyboard.
A
very
hearty
welcome
will,
be
given
to
aU
visitors
who
may
wish
to
hear
this
latest
and
excel
lent
addition
to
the
musical
equipment
of
the
city.
Commendation
Is
due
the
congregation
for
the
faith
and
courage
they
have
displayed
In
undertaking
the
really
heavy
task
in
providing
what
Is
sure
to
prove
a
very
real
pleasure
ta
all
the
music
loving
people
ot
Prince
Rupert.
The
manufacturers
took
no
chances
in
the
matter
of
installation
tor
they
sent
the
most
expert
organ
builder
and
tuner
In
British
Columbia,
E.
Chapman,
who
.has
In
hts
care
nearly
all
the
pipe
organs
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
OLD
BRIDGE
AT
SEAL
COVE
WILL
BEDEMOLISHED
Being
In
an
unsafe
condition,
the
old
budge
across
Seal
Cove
connecting
with
the
end
of
Eighth
Avenue
Is
to
be
demolished
by
the
city.
A
recommendation
to
this
effect
from
the
city
engineer
was
received
at
last
night's
council
meeting
and
adopted.
The
city
engineer
reported
that
he
bad
examined
the
structure
and
had
found
it
to
be
in
a
dangerous
condition
even
for
pedestrian
traffic.
The
underpinning
had
been
washed
away
and
the
decking
was
sagging,
the
bridge
also
being
canted
over
eighteen
Inches
to
the
East.
The
engineer
recommended
that
the
structure
be
torn
down
and
the
lumber
Aid.
Perry
moved
that
the
report
be
adopted.
The
bridge
was
not
used
to
any
extent
and
it
would
cost
1500
or
t6C0
to
repair
It.
Aid.
Brown
suggested
that
a
footwalk
be
put
in
to
which
Aid.
Perry
replied
that
the
bridge
would
have
to
be
taken
duwu
anyway
but
the
footwalk
might
be
put
In
later
it
required.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer,
Mayor
Newton
said
there
was.
an
alternative
route
for
pedestrian
traffic.
Aid.
Casey
referred
to
the
poor
con-
Storage
boarding
house.
Aid.
Perry
stated,
that
this
would
be
attended
to.
Mayor
Newton
will
be
leaving
the
city
on
Friday
morning
to
attend
the
Conservative
convention
at
Kamloops
he
announces
that
mining
is
on
the
up-grade
in
British
Columbia.
1
T.
ouncU
m""
ne
means
it.
He
sayB
the
province
is
going
ahead
fast,
and
he
knows
it.
AID.
CASEY
TO
BE
ACTING
MAYOR
FOR
WEEK
OR
TEN
DAYS
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
A
company
of
local
men,
who
are
to
engage
In
the
boat
building
industry,
having
failed
to
obtain
a
suitable
leasts
from
the
railway
company
for
a
site
at
I
Cow
Bay
on
which
to
establish
thorrj
business,
are
now
thinking
of
getting
a
location
on
Dlgby
Island.
Word
Is
received
that
the
102nd.
Bat-'tallon.
In
which
many
local
men
are
serving,
captured
three
hundred
German
prisoners
In
the
engagement
at
Reglna
trench
where
Lieut.
Adair
Cars
of
Prince
Rupert
lost
his
lire
when
(
bombed
by
an
injured
Oerman
whom
he
was
endeavoring
to
'make
mors
Cabins
have
been
built
at
the
Highland
Boy
mine
near
Hazel
ton
and
,
everything
is
In
readiness
for
the
commencement
of
an
active
program
of
development
work.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
')drida.v
.
LOCAL
TORIES
FAVOR
BOWSER
TIIOMlll
litXtU.m.S
AKK
NOT
IN-STIUTTEII,
UlXU.l'TION
or
CON-HDr.NCfc.lX
rOHMKU
I.CAUKU
IS
VAssUt
!l
NAX1MOI
SI.Y
While
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association
at
its
meeting
last
night
declined
to
Instruct
the
delegates
who
will
attend
the
convention
at
Kamloops
next
week
when
a
provincial
leader
will
be
choHen.
a
resolution
of
contl-
Injdence
In
Uon.
W.
J.
Bowser
was
passed!
unanimously
by
the
meeting
on
motion
I
of
E.
A.
Mann
seconded
by
W.
E.
Fisher
This,
of
.
course,
amounts
to
the
same
!
thing
as
.
a
pledge
of
support
to
Mr
Bowser
tor
the
delegates
may
hardly
be
!
expected,
It
It
comes
to
a
question,
to
I
fly
In
the
tare
ot
a
resolution
passed
at
a
meeting
which
they
themselves
at
tended.
Ten
delegates,
being
the
allotment
for
Prince
Rupert
riding,
were
chosen
as
follows
to
attend
the
convention:
W.
W.
Wright.
R.
V.
O.
LePlne.
C.
H.
Orme.
W.
E.
Fisher,
D.
C.
Stuart,
J.
A.
Klrkpattlck.
Oeorge
II.
Munro,
George
H.
Clarke.
E
A.
Mann
and.
William
Sibbald.
These
men
will
attend
the
convention
or
send
their
proxies
with
such
of
the
delegation
as
may
go.
Besides
these
delegates
J.
C.
Brady,
M
P.
tor
Skeena.
and
Mayor
S.
M.
New-
ton.
desisted
candidate
at
the
last
pro
vincial
election.
wUl
attend
the
convention.
The
meeting
last
night
was
well
attended.
Georpe
II.
Munro.
president
ot
the
Association,
occupied
the
chair
and
W.
W.
Wright
acted
as
secretary.
The
meeting
heard
an
Interesting
address
by
J.
C.
Brady.
Mf.,
on
Conservative
principles
and
general
matters
pertaining
to
the
walfare
of
the
party.
HACKER
TELLS
ABOUT
TERRACE
A
good
report
ot
conditions
at
Terrace
was
brought
home
by
Rev.
Oeorge
G.
Hacker
who
returned
yesterdsy
tram
a
week
end
visit.
The
grain
activity
at
I
Rupert
has
also
helped
the
people
ot
I
Terrace,
lumber
enough
has
been
shipped"fo
this
port
for
ship
lining
that
j
the
mill
men
do
not
expect
to
etone
j
down
during
December
and
January
as
'
they
were
forced
to
do
formerly
because
of
a
dull
market
at
this
time
of
yew.
Keeping
Open
means
much
to
laboring
men
for
"you
need
wages
at
Christmas
time"
one
man
remarked.
Speaking
of
Terrace
benefitting
by
Rupert's
pros-ferity
one
man
said
"For
every
thousand
Increase
or
decrease
In
Risk-its
population.
Terrace
district
loses
or
gains
two
hundred
people."
On
Sunday
evening
Mr.
Hacker
was
PJ
are
being
made
-to
close
up
four
Jails
are
those
who
gloat.
j
In
five
counties
and
have
one
do
Uie
.
!
work
of
five.
la
South
America
when
they
get
tired
While
in
Terrace
Mr.
Hacker
was
the
f
leader
they
shoot
htm.
Here
we
house
guest
ct
Mrs.
O.
T.
Bundal.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
But
then
we
all
are
more
or
.appoint
him
to
a
seat
In
the
Senate,
land
the
upkeep
of
the
grave
is
rather
'1,
higher
than
lu
good
old
S.
A.
"One
of
the
most
beautiful
sights
tn
the
world,
writes
a
former
visitor
"Is
.ke
sunset
across
Prince
Runert
harbor
sn
talking
up
the
waterfront."
The
president
of
the
Dutch
Reformed
,
.
Church
synod
recently
asserted
that
;
The
line
of
least
resistance
is
often
long
hair
for
wowen
was
a
symbol
of
.
the
waist
line,
the
divinely
pre-ordained
subjectfqn
of
i
1
woman
to
man.
He
is
a
tundsmentallst
.
'
An?
person
who
stands
around
and
and
believes
this
part
of
the
funda-;
watches
Jne,
others
work
is
In
danger
of
mentals
of
his
faith.
The
same
reverend
gentleman,
who
being
mistaken
for
a
foreman.
(urerrd
the
Whole
lltolneM
carries
the
degree
of
Doctor
of
Divinity.
1
has
conscientious
objections
to
shaving.'
Landlord
(exasperated)
I
1
ILsnWPaKirF
'I
aMMiassTTn
ill
Ur.
FMfLLi'il
r
isssassssssssssssl
m
it
H
fkaaaaamtJslHrn
!T
"
sB
Mill
11.
N1
'EVER
before
has
aryone
heard
-I
wish
you'd
Possibly
be
also
has
the
same
objection
p7
me
my
rent.
to
washing
!
Mrs,
Jackson
Ob,
mant
Don't
you
i
I
know
when
you
wish
fob
anything
you
The
same
man
was
chairman
of
the
must
nevah
wish
out
loud.
I'se
'fra'.d
next
week.
Ho
wUl
be
away
a
week
or
i
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