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DAILY
EDITION
ffl
Monday,
January
11,
192i.
New
Year
Begins
For
Board
Of
Trade.
The
Board
or
Trade,
sole
representative
body
for
the
business
interests
of
Prince
Rupert,
win
either
make
op
break
tin-city.
It
has
great
deal
(if
influence
with
people
outside.
When
nn
opinion
is
being
nked
a
to
the
attitude
of
local
business
people,
it
is
Jhe
Board
of
Trade
that
is
consulted.
Should
people'
require
information
as
to
the
possibilities
of
locating
here
in
business
or'
profession,
they
inquire
from
the
Board.
The
secretary
is
a
1usy
nvaii,
who
answers
hundreds
of
letters
and
tries
fo
direr!
people,
aright,
lie
is
paid
by
the
members
from
money
subscribed
by
them.
The
annual
donation
of
the
city
is
devoted
to
publicity
or
the
entertainment
or
distinguished
visitors.
In
addition
to
subscribing
twelve
dollars
a
year
for
the
privilege
of
.working"
for
the
city,
members
of
the
Board
attend
meetings
and
members
of
the
executive
council
give
a
great
deal
or
time
often
to
forwarding
what
they
believe
to
be
the
interests
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
This
is
mentioned
because
it
seems
lo
be
a
popular
thing
to
jeer
at
the
work
or
the
Board.
The
members
could
do
much
more
than
they
do,
but
it
must
be
remembered
they
already
do
a
great
deal
aiid
they
do
it
not
only
without
remuneration
tin!
they
pay
for
the
privilege
of
being
allowed
to
work.
Now
that
the
new
year
has
begun
under
new
officers
and
with
a
new
outlook,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
people
of
the
city
will
rally
to
the
board
and
those
who
are
not
already
members
will
take
the
first
opportunity
of
joining.
Non-Members
Ask
But
Why
Do
They
Not
Join?
Mostly
it
is
the
non-membej;
who
are
always
asking
why
docs
not
the
Board
of
Trade
take
some
particular
line
of
action.
They
are
the
people
on
the
sidelines
who,
not
able
or
willing
to
do
anything
themselves
are
always
ready
to
tell
others
how
to
do
it.
To
thee
we
suggest
that
they
get
inside
the
Board,
pay
their
fees
like
men
and
then
have
their
sny
at
the
monthlj
meetings.
Something
More
Than
.
."'"'
Personal
Preference.
'
The
civic
elections
take
place
thi
week
and
it
will
be
well
Tor
voters
to
think
twice
before
casting
their
ballots.
It
will
be
well
to
discard
fiersonal
preferences
arid
try
to
look
at
the
candidates
purely
from
the
point
of
view
of
public
welfare.
Let
ns
ask
ourselves
not
which
man
do
we
like
best?
but
which
man
will
best
serve
the
city
and
uphold
her
prestige
in
the
fore
of
the
outside
world?
The
coming
year
may
be
n
very
important
one.
It
may
be
that
hie
onestions
will
arise
which
have
to
he
settled.
Great
progress
is
expected.
The
choice
of
mayor
and
council
means
much
In
us
a!!,
therefore
let
us
be
wise.
Edmonton
View
Of
Peace
River.
Despite
the
much
talked
of
exodu.
not
all
the
homesleaderH
have
left
the
Peace
River
district,
"says
the
Edmonton
Bulletin.
I'p
lo
the
end
of
the
year
more
than
a
million
ami
a
quarter
bushels
of
wheat
and
a
half
million
bushels
of
other
grain
have
come
in
over
the
E.D.
and
B.C.
Railway.
There
is
a
steady
ex
port
of
cattle
and
hogs,
which
at
some
seasons
has
been
remarkable,
and
shipments
or
dairy
produce
and
ponltry
make
up
a
total
which
Irespeaks
ulike
the
fertility
of
tho
rotinlrv
and
the
presence
of
n
large
number
of-industrious,
thrirty
mid
enterprising
farmers
and
farm
families.
While
there
has
been
no
radical
change
in
the
trnn-pnrta
tion
facilities,
the
effect
of
the
McKeown-Oliver
freiphl
rates
Order
has
been
more
fell,
by
the
Peace
River
farmers
than
by
those
in
other
parts
of
Alberta.
It
is
the
farmer
farthest
from
market,
;
rtnd
whose
products
carry
the
heaviest
charges,
who
igrls
the
most
needed
benefit
from
a
reduction
in
freight
rates
Those
it
ytjhe
Peace'
Riir
district
who
found
it
possible
and
desirable
to
"slick"
even
'
mfder
former
conditions
.
will
have
been
encouraged
by
the
reduction
in
marketing
charges
to
stay
on
their
land
and
increase
their
operations.
With
Your
Help
YOUR
boy
can
start
life
with
a
balance
in
the
Bank.
Many
a
boy
haa
$100
or
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
tart
in
business.
The
Royal
Bank
oF
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
E.
Robertson,
Manager
2i
SIGNAL
MAST
FOR
RESERVE
Headquarters
of
Navy
Men
Ing
Converted
Into
Fine
Station
Pe-
The
new
regulation
naval
sig
nal
mast"
was
successfully
haul
ed
into
position
outside,
tlioi
headquarters-
of
the
Hoya!
Cana-
dian
Naval
Volunteer
Hesepve
on.;
the
waterfront
yesterday
,'inoro-j
Slip
under
t
lie
supervision
of
Lieut.
Ilinscll
P.
Ponder
assisted
by
KngiHcer
Lieut.
Qninn.
h-frcshmenls
were
served
at
noon
to
the
fifteen
naval
ratings
assisting
in
I
lie
work.
With
the
erection
of
Hie
signal
mast
the
local
naval
volunteer
reserve
headquarters
is
rapidly
being
concerted
into
a
fine
liain-inw
station.
The
interior
nf
the
building
has
already
been
fitlel
up
with
ship's
office,
ward
ro-mi.
gunnery
Tonni
and
crew's
quar
ters
and
looks
pir
and
span.
There
is
still
quite
a
lot
of
work
lo
lie
dime
before
Hie
equipment
is
completed.
ELABORATE
NATIYE
WEDDING
SATURDAY
Miss
Lucy
Maude
Hill
Becomes
Bride
of
Arthur
Colllson
Both
Residents
of
Kltkatla
One
of
Hie
most
elaborate
native
weddings
that
has
taken
place
in
the
city
for
some
time
was
that
at
3
o'clock
Saliifday
rternKn
in
SI.
Andrew's
Angli
can
Church
when
Miss
Lucy
Maude
Hill,
daughter
oT
Mr.
awl
Mrs.
Matthew
Hill
of
Kitkatl.i,
became
Hie
hrhle
of
Arthur
AJ
Collison,
also
a
resident
of
Ki'-.alla
and
who
is
well
known
in
Jhe
oily.
ArchdeHcon
(S.
A.
Hit
fficiated
and
there
were
a
larjr
number
of
friends
of
the
con-
rarluig
couple
in
attendance.
The
bride
was
dressed
in
full
wedding
costume
with
while
satin
gown,
veil
ami
orange
ld
sums.
She
had
three
brides
maids.
After
the
cerentotiy,
I
here
wer
!he
usual"
festivities
aiiil
W'a
hour
or
so
a
noisy
aritftmoMf"
procession
announced
along
I
he
city
streets
that
the
uupiuls
bail
taken
place.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
('ollison
will
tal.
up
their
residence
at
Kilkalla.
BATTALION
ORDERS
Uy
Lieut-Colon
J.
Y.
Nicholl,
Officer
Commanding,
1st
Tin.
North
B.C.
Ilegt.
(102nd
Bn.
n.K.F.
Piirade:
Muster
parade
m
the
Arnjory
al
8
p.m.
Monday,
Janu
ary
1
1
.-
Lecture
on
"Outpost
'
by
Ltent.
Mix
ai
n.30
p.m.
Classes
of
instruction
will
Ik-
held
in
the
Armor
a
follows:
Tesday
evening
at
8
pan.
Lewis
gun
sen
ion;
8
p.m.
l
irst
nut
class.
ennesday
evening
al
8
p.m.
signalling
section.
Thursday
evening
at
8
p.rn
first
aid
elas.
Quartermaster
store
will
le
open
Monday
and
Tuesday,
even
ing
at
8
p.m.
or
Issue
of
uni
forms.
By
iiermksifj'n
if';llie
treWrli
...
,
.
.
t
-
r
t-
mr
-
officer
commanding
Military
Dis
trict
No.
II,
all
ex-service
men
are
permitted
to
wear
uniforms
and
decorations
while
attending
the
Third
Annual
Heginienlal
Bait
at
the
Auditorium,
Friday
evening
January
15
Ordorty
officer
for
the
week
ending
January
10,
Lieutenant
A.
(i.
Hix.
Orderly
Sergeant:
Scrgl.
A.
Murray.
S.-I).
JOHNSTON.
Major
and
Adjutant
Attached
1st
N.B.C.
fleet.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
.
V.
Fisher.
I).
i.
Davidson.
II.
M.
McLeod.
C.
FVedcrickson.
II.
J.
Welch,
John
Manlove.
J.
A.
Ward
Bell,
P.
ii.
Shah-ros.
J.
M.
Itolslon,
John
A
Clark.
F.
Crawford,
I).
T
.Lutes.
A.
N.
Dyer.
It.
Knox,
(eorsre
Brndhury
and
Lr.
and
Mrs.
Oharlew
J.
Cameron.
Vancouver;
A.
It.
Bvcrts,
.Seattle:
I.
Taylor,
lby
Island;
.1.
H
Milb-e,
X.
Mami
and
CapL
V.
A
Burrie,
Victoria;
V.
Dolpra,
Vim-,
arsdot;
.V.
11.
Ki
I
wards,
I'sk;
S.
Cllne,
llazellon;
C.
II.
Sawle,
Now
llarellnn;
It.
Gibson,
Port
Ks-siiiRlon;
II.
H.
Galon.
Terrace;
John
.S.
Kennedy,
f'alpnry.
Central
Fritz
Peterson,
City;
T.
For'
In.
I
VJl.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
YVHF.N"
climbing
th
lop.
there's
no
limg.Jn
slop
and
throw
brick-bats.
A.N
optimist
is
gets
married
ar.
a
uuder
water
lots
a
woman
who
man
who
buy
in
Florida.
THE
star
humorist
is
the
man
wlio
advertises
how
lo
become
'popular
by
the
saxaplKHie
route.
THE
difference
helwcen
a
gentleman
fanner
and
the
other
kind
is
that
the
former
loses
more
money.
WHOM
the
gods
would
destroy
lliey
first
inoculate
with
the
Hiivil
bug.
BY
this
Hiue
most
or
us
have
ceased
writing
H-'5
mi
our
letters.
It
there
had
been
modern
improvements
in
Solomon'
day.
think
what
a
telephone
but
he
would
have
had.
IT
is
not
wise
lo
believe
those
curious
stories
about
your
neighbor.
He
probably
hears
wilder
Mimes
a
won
I
yon.
IT
is
very
selfish
to
give
lip
stick
lo
a
girl
for
a
Christmas
or
birthday
aresent.
The
man
is
likely
lo
get
a
good
deal
of
i'
hack.
SINCE
I
know
that
the
goa
die
young,
I
Just
hale
to-
lie.
II'
yon
eaT
play
games
ynw
can
always
rono
on
me
w-lines
awl
tdt
the
other
fellow
how
it
should
he
done.
SOME
families
are
born
nTach
pomp
and
rejoicing
others
just
aeenmiilate.
amiu
aerf
THE
really
poor
person
is
Ore
one
who
eannai
afford
!o
run
j
Luetic
or
a
moliirlnml.
ONE
of
the
sign
of
modcif
eivilitation
is
the
dancing
of
the
r.harleston.
I
I
SCO
to
dince
all
night
Ait4l,fool
ii
with
tV
Iwsl
lint
'since
the
Charleston
came
I
feel
I'd
rather
rest.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
January
9,
1916.
Ttio
followniK
aii
iioiinhJileO
for
ciic
clcciioii
tumors
nex'
week:
lor
Mayor.
M.
I.
McUaf-
fery
and
S.
M.
Newton;,
for
aldermen,
John
Iyldiavn,
NV.
II.
Monigomeov
H.
J.
1.
Smith.'
Ttiomas
MH'.lyiBont,
Ucorgre
B.
(iisey,
UewHT
B.
-Munno.
().
B.
Nelson,
l.
V..
Meltac.
TlioniaH
McMeekin,
K.
II.
Mortimer,
V.
Basse-Bert,
W.
(i.
Barrie,
William
Angle,
K.
K.
CImiiii.
A.
W
lulge.
I).
.M.
Morrison.
H.
t:.
Kec-(iiison.
.lohB
XielMal,
W.
Ileve-ridpc,
.1.
.1.
Anderson,
li.
W.
Mor-
risscy,
Fred
Shaw
-nm
Jainr-e
HanVptnn;
for
.
sell
Ml
trustees.
Mrs.jK.
C.
KirkmifriiJk,
Miss
It.
M.
l$'ji!rhNWFji
!
Kergln.
K)lnr3I'arsetrdnd
P.
V&'ri.lerso!i
m
v
'
Mr
&V$$!
Poffcr,
re
Mr;
and
re.iilenl
in
the
yer
Apartments,
lnt
al
their
belonging
in
a
fire
which
for
some
time
last
night
nienacivi
Ihe
whole
building,
the
Sons
nf
England
have
elected
officers
for
Ihe
year
as
follows:
Past
president,
Ueorg
Hill;
president,
Steve
Kknp;
vie-
president,
.
Barton;
ehaplaln.
Hi:.
Umvln;
Aect-efary.
11.
Birch:
Ircanurer
S.
M.
Nnwlon;
iiinulc
ciiai'il,
II.
Atkins;
outside
guard.
F.
M,
Davie;
auditors,
Frd
?lork
ami
Freeman;
Iruslees.
Canon
Hix
ami
G.
Freeman;
committee,
II.
Smith,
F.
J.
Fuller,
A
Hlncumb
ami
P.
II.
Linzey.
A.
II
Silversides
is
district
deputy.
January
11.
1916.
Oreal
Interest
s
being
taken
in
the
civic
election
conlesl.
A
feature
is
the
larjM
nutnlier
of
alderinunlc
dark
harsen,
there
lc-
inh
twenty-three
candidales
li
the
field.
Word
ha
been
received
by
W
G.
Nunan
and
ll.
W.
Nickerson
owners
of
the
boat,
that
the
schooner
Alliance
No.
1.,
Gapi
Modell,
has
met
with
an
accident
near
Skidejrale
and
that
the
ves
sel
may
lie
lolal
loss.
Major
8.
A
Iliin'ingrlnn
arrived
her-
yesterday
from
Vuncouvcr
Moii.U.v
January
U.
"
RRITISH
(COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1924.
Has
produced
Mineral,
as
follows
:
-Placer
Quid,
77.382.M:
LoJe
fluid,
Us
17.1
loo-
Silver.
SflS.S2t.57U,
Lead,
S70.54S.57S;
Copper.
S'";-'8:";;"
,
71
407
Mlieeilonetnit.
Minerals,
a)i,.Sl,3;
Cool
and
Coke,
Sfl0.HSOtO48:
B.i
ld
,g
Slone.-Brick,
Cement,
etc.,
ftK.SSMM;
making
it
M.nenU
1'ro.lurlioit
to
the
end
1021
show
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$859,427,386
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec
1924,
$48,704,604
The
Mining
Laws
or
this
Province
are
more
liberal
and
the
fees
lower
than
those
a
any
other
Province
in
the
Dominion,
or
aoj
colony
in
the
Brilish
Empire
Mineral
locations
are
granted
lo
discoverers
Tor
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properties,
the
eeurity
or
whirli
r.
guaranteed
by
Crown
firants.
.
Full
information
together
with
Mining
Beperls
nrrl
.Map,
may
be
nblamed
gr
dt
t,v
addressing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MINES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
N.B.
Praetieally
all
British
Columbia
Mineral
Properties
upon
who
h
dcvebpme
work
ha
been
done
are
described
in
some
one
u
lh
Annual
enoi-t
of
(he
Mitt
of
Mines.
Those
insidering
mining
investment
hoobl
refer
to
i
h
rcfiorK
Ttic
arc
xwailable
without
charge
nn
application
lo
Ihe
department
(
Mio-
-.
V
l
a
II
i
Henoris
of
the
deolngical
Snrvry,of
Canada,
paririe
Building.
Y
nic
onver.
ore
n
mended
as
valuable
sources
of
information.
to
lake
command
of
the
Pi
in.
Hubert
piijjijiany
of
the
10'nd
Hatlalion.
WATER
NOTICE.
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uid
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DEPARTWCNT
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS.
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to
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at
thr
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pr:-?r!rs'S-?.
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be
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frtiai
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n
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if
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plan-
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Ui
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net
nere
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and
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Work
K.naltH-er
tx-t"rinit
of
PaMar
U'ak.
ParMatNMrt
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i
vtrairii,
M-.
i
LAND
ACT.
!
Netlca
of
Intantlan
ta
Appla
For
Laaial
of
Land.
In
Itw
PHiwr
Rinirrt
litut
hrntrdini
TllHri
aad
ritual
on
an
anniiiK-d
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rwiHwr
m
ir
(w
r
rrnp
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iii,
in
IIiuIk
Bay
PaMar
hihuMk
(U,rr,
l.anrun
Point.
Blur
print
h.M
II.
T.MiE
OTICF
that
llarrl
kfrr
..f
Prlnrr
HiHTL
B.C..
Malr
MaiHw-r.
Intrnd
in
aprty
tor
a
la
of
Um
riilhrnlnt
Or-
TIIN1
KIM.:
CnniiHenniir
at
a
not!
im
th
aluw
on'
the
Kal
nld
nt
the
alMiii-
dewrlhed
I.lel.,
tnenrr
j.nna-
ret
nnrnei-i
:
ihriire
I.ona
feel
IKM-tlwmt:
Ihem-e
I.iiimi
fit
aAuth.
aafl:
tlwoee
i.onn
rit
.nnitr-!
to
tha,
wlnt
of
MimnM-nnenient,
mmalnlnc
fool
arrea.
imire
or
lena.
HARRIS
KERR.
.
Bt
bla
AarnL
Jeti
Rnrers
I
.MtV.
I
Il
LANO
ACT.
Form
of
Notlea.
nanvr
t.
r.uant
Land
liiatrlrt,
nutrlrt;
aT
Prtnee
llujwrl.
TAkF.
NOTICE
that
Wallai-e
FUtierloa!
1.1(1.
of
Vanriinvcr.
Il
l
.,
iM-cupatlnn
'
nerynien.
Intend
t.
p,h
fur
a
IraR
r
Hie
folkiwlna
dMrrilMHl
laud-
1
Coiiinirnelnir
at
a
pil
planted
about
Id
rlialiw
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man
tlw
nnrthwrM
enrner
nf
M
in,
nnr-
.
Ctat
ina
trlel;
tle-nee
went
A
rhaln.
tlienre
xnith
JO
rhalna;
thenr
rat
rhnln.
mure
le,
to
hitli
watrr
mark
of
skeena
lliver;
ihnre
fidlnwlnr
the
hirh
wairr
mark
nf
Skeena
Illver
to
rxilnt
of
ruimncli.
i
nicnl
WALLACE
nsilF.niF.S
LTD..
Appllrant.
Ter
liny
!,.
Ilnrie.
arent
ete
XnvfnlMi-
Notlea
of
LAND
ACT.
Inttntlon
to
Land.
Apply
to
Laaaal
In
the
Prlnre
lni(iert
land
nernrdint
niairlri
and
aliua'r.
nn
Vhlteand
Wund
near
IwindM
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Print
II
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H
TAKK
SOT1C.K
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J.eih
Stlnon
nrera
nf
Prlnre
liiitiert,
ll.C,
Serrelarr
Hilfiuli
In
apply
rir
a
Ir-aw
nt
Hie
fnl-'
lnwlnt
ilenrrlhrd
tniula-
(Uiinnirni-irir
at
a
xit
nn
llx
alu.rr
nn
Hie
Kl
aide
ir
Whltraand
Island
:
tlicrwe
3.O00'
feei
nnrthneati
Uii-ui-o
3,000
rnet
eol:
4lH-niT
l.nuo
fi-rl
auiilh:
llienrr
S.mm
rrei
weal
n
the
point
nr
JOSF.PII
RTI.NSON
ROOFRS.
IN
PROBATE.
In
tha
uprama
Court
of
Brltlah
Columbia
In
the
Matter
nf
the
AilinlnllraO'n
ef-and
In
the
Watler
of
the
Fatale
nf
lUtmali
Frnat,
lii-reaaed,
Intealnle
TAKi:
MlTlli:
Unit
hy
order
of
Ilia
UniiiHir
F.
jnil,
Yimnr.
tlie
joih
dnv
nf
lieiciiiher,
A.li.
nil,
I
a
apiKHnted
diiitnimratnr
of
Hie
ealate
nr
lljniinli
lit.
dreaed.
and
all
parilea
having
Hiilwa
ntnliHt
the
aqld
i-Hate
are
lierrhy
ri-nnlred
In
fiirnMi
nine.
prnicrly
verl'.
fled,
tn
me
mi
nr
Im'Tiiic
1
1.
r.'ih
dav
r
Fel.rinrv.
A,t.
ntn,
and
all
parjiea
Indeliicd
In
Hie
elaie
an-
ranlred
tn
P
the
aiimiint
nf
tliflr
Indeliiedni-aa
in
mi-
fiirthwiih.
NOnVAt
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ot
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DINING-ROOM
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muhI
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