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IUI1.V
EDITION
WEDNESDAY.
SEPT.
73,
IMS.
GOOIJ
DfcAl,
Or
JsAV.vOfc
IX
MOOT
ItOPIX.
There
1
a
J
nod
deal
of
the
savage
In
motf
people.
They
like
a
fight
In
spile
of
the
veneer
of
modern
Initiation.
Tlie
Interest
takeu
In
the
big
baling
match
which
take
jl.-e
In
Philadelphia
tomorrow
between
Jack
lwni(-e
and
Gene
Tnuucy
for
the
heavyweight
championship
ot
the
world
In
an
In-taucr
of
the
delight
of
thr
average
red-blooded
man
In
the
giving
and
r-ieiln-
of
bars!
blous,
whether
tbey
are
plivslral
or
otherwise.
It
Is
a
bit
route-
but
lb
bit
Ml.
j
Is
luird
and
one
ef
the
mm
Is
likely
to
be
knocked
senseless
brfurt
tliej
ti-bt
ends,
It
Is
no
pretense
at
fighting
but
a
real
battle,
the
gloves
being
Just
enonjh
to
prrtent
the
big
matrb
proving
fatal
Im
either
uuiu.
There
are
s
good
many
people
bo
do
But
rare
to
ore
a
boilng
uuUrh
and
alio
are
not
Interested
In
the
outcome
of
this
event,
but
they
sre
a
snull
one:We?and
they
still
i
heer
for
tbe
same
rrowd
Jn-t
as
a
person
will
hope
'
K-
IS
DRY
ROT
IN
LIBERAL
PARTY
rVlNCOl'YKB
SlOItVIMi
STAR
IN-
ylIKl
WHAT
IS
tVUOYU
THIS
Mm;
K(K
kii
(Vancouver
Star)
What
U
wrong
with
the
liberal
party
in
British
Columbia?
Why,
when
practi
cally
all
the
rest
of
Canada
I
turning1
toward
Libert
II
m,
sbwuld
British
Col
uinbla
register
to
emphatic
a
protest
against
it?
The
awing
which
baa
carried
Mr.
King
back
to
power
began
In
Iew
Brunswick
and
swept
acres
the
country
to
stop
oniy
at
tbe
Racky
Mountains,
tt
1.
gained
lu
Impetus
from
the
general
prosperity,
it
movement
should
have
been
accelerated
rather
than
retarded
when
tt
reached
British
Columbia.
One
could
understand
a
Kwction
in
tbe
Vlxrl-tlsne
Provinces,
although
even
there
It
wa
ot
the
slightest,
for
the
Uaritlme
Prrvtnce
are
laboring
under
a
aene
of
baglecC
and
nave
shared
toast
of
all
In
the
w.d
-spread
Industrial
and
ommerdal
recovery
of
the
last
year
or
two.
British
Columbia,
however,
has
done
aa
well
aa
any
other
part
of
Canada
and
far
better
than
meet.
It
has.
Indeed,
been
a
subject
of
remark
on
the
part
of
vlsltnr
from
the
east
that
Vancouver
was
busier
and
more
flourishing
than
any
other
city
In
the
Dominion.
Liberal
were
not
defeated
and
Con
servative
majorities
were
not
Increased
In
this
province
because
of
dlasatlslac-
lon
with
tbe
state
uf
business.
And
If
not
on
that
account,
certainty
not
on
account
of
any
failure
on
the
part
of
the
Vlackenrie
King
government
to
meet
tbe
reasonable
demands
of
British
Col
urubla
centres
for
public
improvements.
f'ancbuver.
In
fact,
haa
been
so
hand
somely
treated.
In
tola
respect
that
the
'
titles
and
porta
of
other
provinces
hare
complained
that
It
was
unduly
favored.
Aln,
if
any
province
stood
to
gain
by
the
return
of
the
Liberals,
tt
was
this
province,
for
the
Liberals
had
pledged
themselves
to
a
western
policy
calculated
to
bring
It
enormous
material
benefits,
a
foretaste
of
which
had
already
been
given
ay
the
Australian
treaty,
a
measure
which
has
done
far
more
for
Brit
ish
Columbia
than
any
other
province.
The
constitutional
Issue,
so
far
as
It
Influenced
the
results
at
all,
added
to
the
liberal
aggregate
of
votes
elsewhere.
IX
It
were
operative
here
to
eny
extent
worth
mentioning,
which
azj
be
doubted,
why
should
St
go
Inta
reverse?
Aa
to
the
Customs
scandal,
this
newspaper
sees
no
reason
to
change
its
view
that
there
was
revolt
again!
scandal
talk,
ail
over
Cauads,
In
the
east
this
helped
the
Liberal
ranse.
hut
in
this
province,
since
here
Conservative
minority.
Tlie
average
person
U
interested
In
any
big
sporting
event
and
tl.lJlMl,unce
0X1
th
Customs
issue
wss
ob-
"is-'oiic-of
tbe
biggest.
'-
'
,t
.;.
t.i
a
f
.
s
.
"
UIACTIOV
IS
ALSO
MOUTI.VU
EtEXT.
,
4To
a
great
many
people
an
rlertion
i
simply
big
sport
etent.
It
Is
a
battle.
of
ballots
and
they
are
Intereoted
in
tlie
outcome
Jnt
as
they
are
In
,'rrirj
the
,M,U'
""mtow.
Ihey
like
to
ttrnf
of
jHillttral
knor&out
Jukt
as
mutb
as
a
phytlraL
WJtile
a
proportion
of
the
people
are
Interested
In
tbe
return
of
a
person
u
hour
thr
r
think
will
glte
good
oirruux-ut.
a
large
number
Iiave
always
tucked
acured
by
tbe
personal
attack
on
lit
Stevens,
it
worked
the
other
way
and
unquestionably
added,
not
only
to
Ui
Stevens'
majority,
but
to
those
of
his
cotlesgues
in
other
British
Columbia
constituencies.
THEMAfUNTHE
MOON
""'
ii
for
vU-torj
for
the
llit
or
dark
blue
In
the
case
of
tlie
Oxford
and
Cambridge
Ttere
u,a
tendency
to
make
fun
of
'i
'
'brsdes.
Inip-itatimja
ate
made,
especl-
'.S:.
itJlT
0T
men
that
they
connot
cook,
TENDENCY
TO
CHEEK
know
nothing
of
general
nouaekeeptnj
and
the
care
of
children
I
At
a
iuiiinr
-h
i
ti,.
r.
h.ii..n
ii.ii
..
..tJ..
nsve
not
women
aoout.
kiiortijthiit
many
uiiiiiirjiiiaii
as
a
audThavr'a
right
to
Shoes
last
longer
when
you
shine
them
with
"Nugget".
It
waterproofs
and
protects
the
leather.
"Nugget"
Tan
Poli-h
preserves
the
-original
colour
of
tan
shoes.
"NUGGET"
Shoelblish
Blach-Tun-Tunty
Rtd-Durk
Brown
and
WhUt
(Nutrol)ur
light
ctAurt.
ii
-g
Is
somethins;
One
of
.,w,.iT
V
""V.
these
c'ynica
has
put
into
verse
some.
thwt'
th
tu.
?P,hl
'
.K
'te
ent
out
to
the
smaller
contestant.
He
4
oa
utitn
wasubeered
every
time
lie
landed
a
blow
or
made
it
good
all
em
pt.
o
some-i
time-
In
riretion
and
other
eonlests.
Tbe
sympathy
goes
out
to
tlie
one
ton
'fe"d
th
"-
-his
I
e-peeiallj
nntleeable
In
toiinertlon
with
tbe,
,"tt,,",
Mnen
find
It
mure
difficult
to
grasp
tbe
Idea
of
a
wide
audi
comprehensive
policy
whkii
they
may
supjHirt
but
look
rather
at
tbe
Individual!
-uu.jiiioe.uepenaeni
on
mm.
it
Is
tlie
mothering
Instinct
crimping
out.
"'
i
a.
.MClirllAVT
.MARINE
ANfltU:niONK
Tlse
Bride's
Ilynin
Can-opener,
'tis
of
thee.
Friend
In
emergency.
Of
thee
we
sing.
When
burnt
brown
la
the
steak.
And
sinks
the
ten-pound
cake,
Tou
save
a
stomach-ache.
Oh,
kitchen
king
I
IMfStyn
tlie
Canadian
(iovrnunent
erchant
Marine
were
not
mentioned'
The
winter
winds
will
blow
on
the
durlDgJthe
lt
contest,
at
any
rste
In
this
or
neighboring
const
It
uenrle.
It
11
Yfcked
and
the
good
alike
and
each
I
Conservatives
were
opposed
to
It
and
would
like
to
wloe
It
m
"quire
10
nave
plenty
01
cor.
vauve
ioverumeut
Institution.
They
are
quite
slnrerr
in
their
Hews'
"Tt':.
I
llielr
onlons.
It
is
satlMm-lory,
li.me.er.
that
"they
f"
?
1
that
hath
hlv
"
'
...
....
ir
inr
.iicrrnaiui
Try
not
to
lose,
but
If
you
must
Mar
Hie
(means
a
great
drat,
wiien
bottom-
arc
difficult
t
obtain
for
rarr
ing
'loss
be
a
good
loser.
Iuiilrr
or
grain,
the
(ioternment
ships
becuine
available.
Iliose
who
liave
lived
j
on.
tlie.
roast
long
w
111
remember
how
difficult
It
was
tu
make
shipments
prluc
Thu
u
tthe
opening
of
the
fur
sea-lo
ibejdvent
of
the
servl.es
and
tbe
benefits
have
been
so
great
I
but
the
."on'
Mtn
woul1
001
-nt,-'4
only
.ioirtu
rontlnued.
itl
oIten
have
40
PT
-he
MU
mil
suggested
here
that
the
Conservative
policy
was
opposed
lo
the
8ad
but
true'."
as
Hon.
Arthur
.i'T.n
lt
Influential
members
of-
the
jiarty
held
those
views
and
there
Mtlghen
remarked
only
yesterday,
might'
have
been
danger
to
the
fleet
If
they
had
gone
Into
poaer.
7'
t:
It
U
said
that
the
lire
chief
in-
WIlAT.vVE
Xi;i:u
SOW
xntl
10
Pu
supply
of
coal
which
Ih
tlsk
to
OK1KVT.
Ihe
,u
n
extinguishing
small
Wba,
is
neeaed
now
I.
.
e
of
s.ea.nsb...
plylng
from
Prince
..STI,
J
STSSL
7.
to
he
Orient.
It
ha.
been
talked
i.f.for
a
lung
lime
but.
so
far,
nothing
has
Ucuiar
brand
of
coal
1.
to
be
used
materialized.
If
the
C.G.M.M.
cannot
undertake
the
service,
why
not
negotiate
:
but
I
think
I
know
several
that
would
witii
one
ni
tne
big
companies
ojieratlng
on
tlie
I'uriric
The
Liberal
policy
uf
do
the
trick.
.
siihslojzln;
Hiljw
mi
tbe
Atlantic
would
not
luite
helped
us
on
tills
coast,
over
there
liiry
have
steamship
lines
aplenty.
It
tli-m
nlone'nnd
turu
attention
to
Tn
,at""
h"ne
of
salvation
It
this
service
Jut
a
attention
was
turned
to
development
of
business
win.
ti..
to
get
tat0
"n
the
lnsulment
i
West
Indie.
It
U
our
turn.
pIan-
A
Uttle
down
"n1
,ltt,e
we'
!
ly
W
you
happen
to
think
of
It.
The
Ford
went
rattling
up
the
road
As
bold
as
any
car.
It
overturned
three
foolish
youths
And
gave
them
quite
a
Jar.
But.
sad
the
fate
that
overtook
Tliat
Lizzie
in
the
end
It'
tried
to
do
athletic
stunts
And
could
not
then
unbend,
i
Considering
how
some
of
the
people
here
voted
at
the
last
election
Js!:e
says
there
ought
to
be
lots
ot
mate
rial
available
for
a
pulp
mill,
I
fear
I
told
you
what
was
wrong
Boys
Melghen
to
the
Oov.
King
kicked
me
far
aa
be
could
reach.
Noy
give
another
shove,
'
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
VISITORS
HAVE
a
rnnn
timf
n
uuui
iiiuui
KEirniktv
EWrAn-.B
tlu
or
UMt
TO
T1IH
MtV
IUOM
AI..SKW
l"ENTRE
Telling
o!
the
visit
of
Ketchikan
pe-pie
to
Pnui-e
Jtupen
tbe
Ketchikan
Chronicle
says
The
Ketchikan
drtegs-Uan
which
left
here
Thursday
morning,
for
Prince
Rupert
to
attend
tbe
ralr
and
other
evetua.
returned
yesterday
aoralng
or.
the
steamer
Prince
CbarUsv
tired
and
weary
bu
hapjy
the
rcal-
txatlon
of
a
reoC
tlaie
at
the
eetghborUig'
'
Caiiadian
city.
Tbe
KeicUifcan
baseball
team
fared
badly
at
the
hands
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ageregatkm.
losing
ail
three
of
the
games
played.
10
to
4
10
to
S.
and
7
t
4.
The
midnight
frolic,
staged
In
the
Westholme
Theatre,
waa
reported
to
have,
provided
real
amusement,
the
program
cr,unt
of
four
good
acts.
In
which
Ketchikan
artists
partaetpated.
The
masquerade
ball
was
also
declared
to
isre
been
a
grand
success.
BOX
I
NO
BOITf
In
the
boxing
bout
Joe
Usafia
msde
a
good
showing
against
Ballttiger.
a
top-notcner.
the
KeKfelkan
boxer
staying
the
limit,
although
the
Vanesser
boy
was
green
tbe
decision
on
points.
The
other
bout
staged
in
wfaath
ruiplno
boys
from
Ketchikan
appeared
the
local
boxers
were
outclassed
by
tbe
heavier
opponents
against
whom
they"
sere
pitted
The
weather
was
good
while
lbs
First
City
yunketses
were
la
the
(Canadian
city,
and
the
efttera
of
Prince
Rupert
extended
a
royal
weleeme
and;
did
everything
in
their
power
to
make
the
stay
for
tbe
risltors
enjoyable.
wov
mui
According
to
tbe.
friends
of
Mrs.
D.
N.
CampbeJI.
past
junior
revent
of
the
Ketchik&n
Uopseheart
Legion.
and
Elizabeth
Emerton.
KetrhUan
did
get
something
at
the
Prince
Rupert
exposi
tion.
These
two
women
secured
prist
for
the
best
sustained
characters
at
the
masquerade
bail.
Mrs
Campbell
making
up
aa
"Mother
Couse'
and
Vtiss
Kmer-1
ton
aa
a
cow
girl
"
i
Mra.
Campbell
said
the
Moose
women
at
Prince
Rupert
were
eiccptaattally
bos
'.
pttable
and
sent
them
wonderful
bou
quets
of
the
most
lovely
flowers
and
did
:
everything
possible
to
make
the
Ket-
;
chikan
women
feel
at
home
sirs
Camp
i
beU
aald
the
agrkulrural
display
at
,
PrlrKv
Rupert
from
tbe
farms
ot
Ftaxrr
River
and
other
districts
waa
a
wonder-
j
fui
exhibit
showing
prlxe
pfwehea
water
I
melons;
apples
and
ail
kinds
of
fruits
and
grains
and
vegetables.
1
GEORGES.
MURPHY
OF
SCHOONER
RADIO
MARRIED
KHCHIKAN
KETCHIKAN.
Sept
23
An
Alaskan
sourdough,
a
reslCen'
of
K
il
tan
f,r
34
years,
and
o-ie
of
tin
known
rspresenutives
o
tbe
fishing
.odustry
In
Southeastern
Abua
recently
took
unto
j
hansel
r
a
wife.
uiJuaown
to
any
but
a
few
of
his
most
Intimate
friends.
At
730
pm.
Auga-t
23.
Mr.
Oeorgt
S.
Murphy
and
utss
Clsrs
pninncv
were
quietly
married
in
the
V
.
Cam-mixsloners
office
by
Jude
J.
W
Kehoe.
It
was
a
case
-of
love
at
first
sight.
Mr.
Murphy
having
met
Mtsa
Phlnney
soon
after
her
arrival
from
Seattle
to
take
a
position
la
this
city
Mrs.
Mur
phy
Is
now
visiting
ner
parents
m
Be-
.
attle.
Mr
sVirphy
will
join
her
some
time
thai
fail.
He
la
a
member
of
the
f
Tlnee
Raperl
and
for
many
crew
of
the
halibut
schooner
Ralla
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
ssaaai
OAuvrvsT---.--
av
vjw
T7jc.ratc.ri
t
In
addition
to
hi
1
double
richness
I
which
so
much
lrtt-
proves
even
jour
I
best
recipes,
St,
I
I
ChurlesMIlklsun-
I
I
usually
convenient.
I
I
It
keep
perfectly
I
I
In
the
unopened
M
I
can.
Use
it
wher-
I
ever
the
recipe
call
I
fur
milk.
C'oixlensiiry
at
South
FiUiuas,
II.
C.
Winchester
sfl
JiifJ,
Wended
Ogarctk
"-
s
Evrry
r11
f
Winclieatrr
Cigarettes
contains
a
pulter
hanJ
insert
card.
Save
these
Inserts-
they
are
valuable
in
rxctuuvgr
ftsr
psuks
of
high
graUc
pU)
ing
carvJs,
etc.
0h
mm
n
A
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1H
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
THE
END
OF
DECEMBER.
1925.
Ha
produced
Mineral
u
follow:
PUrrr
tioul
?7.jm
j.
I.
t"tx
Silver,
7.
II
1.3i7:
Uad.
0.2I8.0J:
U.p;r.
It7,n?.;
:
Misrrlliifoii
Mineral-..
l.50i.,K7.
Coal
ami
GoKc.
?:.i.iK.J:.
B
i
H
llrick.
Cement,
elc,
$
i1,05.8S0;
niakitig
it
Mineral
prtKiuriioi.
,
y
ihow
an
Aggregate
Value
of
$920,919,628
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1925,
$61,492,242
The
Miumg
Law
of
thit
Province
are
more
liberal
and
U
Ihii-e
uf
any
other
Prome
in
tlie
Domini"
11.
ur
any
r,iiny
m
ih
b
"s
Mineral
Iw-aliuiift
a
granted
to
dioverer
for
iiumiual
Aioliile
Tiller
are
ulilaiiied
by
developing
nrh
vriprtHr.
n
iK
guaranteed
by
Unmn
GranU.
Full
inforinulion,
logctlier
wilJi
Mining
lteMru
and
Mp-
"
.
gralh
Itj?
addre.ing
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MHO
waa
held
last
nlgbt
and
a
club
was
I'
formed
with
officers
as
follows
Pre
-dent.
II
O.
Crew:
vice-president.
Jsek
Bradbury:
secretary.
Dun
Tell
treas
"iurrr.
A.
Allett.
...fcrutenthre
J.
t)U.
Word
baa
b-eri
received
if
the
drwfh'
lort
Blmp-on
beat
Klsplox
It
U
In
Amiens
of
Capt
A.
W
Anew.
sslnlJ
"
U,t
p1y-
-or
native
bavball
a
result
bf
wounds
received
while
serv.
j
ebaropionshlp
yesterday
altrmotm
wui
lng
10
JTsnce.
He
was
an
old
timer
i
lwx
P"
-
KOmt
wilt
roe-t
.
today
in
tne
nnsi
i
GOOD
PUBLICITY
FOR
I
CITY
CONTRIBUTED
BY
BOARD
OF
TRADE
HERE
I
The
Dock
and
Harbor
Authority"
puoiisnea
in
tbe
old
Country
has
a
well
illustrated
article
on
"Prince
Rupert.
UC
and
Its
Potentialities
aa
a
Port."
contributed
by
the
local
board
of
trade
It
tells
in
some
detail
of
the
posalbUI
tlea
and
facilities
for
business
here
and
of
the
country
surrounding
the
port
The
lllii-tmttuu
shsw
the
City
and
docks
from
the
air.
a
view
of
Third
Avenue,
the
fishing
boats
at
the
dock
and
tbe
Prince
Ilupert
tied
at
the
dork
at'
Stewart.
SAILED
WITH
SALMON
FOR
THE
GOLDEN
GATE
KETCHIKAN,
Bept
23,
The
schooner
Star
ot
Oreeuland,
loaded
with
canned
salmon
from
the
cannery
at
Lor
Ing,
was
towed
Into
port
Saturday
by
a
tug
and
after
clearing
at
the
local
customs
house
was
towed
through
Clarence
Straits
to
the
ocean
and
will
make
the
I
voyage
to
the
Oolden
date
under
canvas,
rooit
PAPA.
Dobby
Could
I
have
another
piece
of
cake,
father?
Mr.
Peck
You
must
ask
your
mother.
'
sobby
But,
father,
dont
you
ever
have
anything
to
say
'
Victoria
British
COiumD's.
N.It.
Praettralls
all
ftrilUh
Cnlnmltia
Mineral
Properiie
nienl
work
ba
.
lieen
done
are
Ue-rribeMt
in
some
one
of
t
lie
n
Miililcr
f
Mine.
Thne
eonidering
mining
investment
shon
Wti.
They
are
availnble
wi'limit
rliarpe
on
anpli-aliti
t
Hit
lie,
Vielnrio.
H.i.
He-jMirl
i
tnrniig
earh
tif
llic
i
Mineral
Survey
I
f'Iaratety.
and
are
available
on
appliratmit.
Il'porU
of
I
lie
lift.h.g
ada,
AVinrh
Iluilding.
N
aur
ouver,
are
rintnnieiidrd
h
vniual!
iji
'4.
year
waa
engaged
lu
tow
lull
survey
wvsrk
r-Tfl
A
meeting
of
local
returned
souilers
m
it
v.
ri
SEND
IT
TO
THE
-:-
LAUNDRY
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
Inrlndinir
lliree
disliriri
servu
r-
'
F
'
SOFT"
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
ICAMADIA
at
mol
reaonal.lr-
jv
?
DRY
CLEANING,
PRESSINO
AND
REPAIR'"-
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
118
nd
w
will
do
"b
'-'
Canadian
Pacific
UH
B.
C.
Coast
Service!
X
SaUing
from
Prince
.
Rug
Te
kstcMksa.
Wrssgtll,
Junssa
snd
Iksgwsy-ispt.
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,
fi
Te
Vsnssuvee,
WlclerU
snd
sllls
spt-
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PRINCgSt
SltATHICS.
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