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DAILT
EDITION
Wednesday,
Jan.
-.'7,
1920.
Local
Drama
Has
Very
Wide
Appeal.
The
dramatic
works
of
William
.Shakespeare
have
a
very
strong
appeal
to
many
in
this
country,
but
they
have
nothing
like
the
appeal
that
there
is
in
a
local
drama.
When
two
hijackers
in
the
dead
of
night
seized
a
rum
running
srlioonci,
cruelly
butchered
the
owner
and
bis
son
and
escaped
to
tlu
Itnili'il
Sl:ili
it
ariiiipil
a
feeliuir
of
fulfillment.
When
th'ev
were
cleverly
captured
by
the
police
and
brought
back
to
Canada,
tried
and
convicted,
it
caused
a
feeling
of
satisfaction
that
crime
was
being
properly
rewarded.
When
the
men
appealed
to
higher
courts
to
deluy
the
lime
of
execution
and
posMhy
to
escape
from
the
toils
and
gel
free,
an.
emotion
of
fear
was
registered
throughout
the
country
fear
that
Ibey
might
by
some
siibter
fu'ge,
through
the
manipulation
of
some
clever
lawyer
make
i
getaway.
Again
there
wast
satisfaction
Jhat
they
were
to
be
re
warded
according
lo
their
iieserts
'and
when
the
climax
ap
proaefied
thVmind
of
the
.opulace
w;Cs
ready
lo
receive
a
strong
impression.
-Most
dramatically'
it
vfiS
ien
vChcn'Sowusli,
Xvho
was
once
a
oeuer
man.
wnrueu
peupie
mat
uir
meiiiuus
now
employed
were
not
producing
propeTii
results
and
could
not
produce
thenu
11
was
no
new
message
but
the
mini
of
the
people
was
just
ready
lo
receive
it.
.--,'
Victoria
Eager
To
Get
The,
Message.
.,
v
'
A
day
or
two
before
Hie
execution
Dr.
Clem
Davies
of
the
victoria
l.ity
temple
went
lo
Vancouver
anu
got
the
message
from
the
man
who
knew
lie
was
aliuul
lo
ilie.
We
in
our
siuijr
complacency
do
nut
know
anything
about
what
it
means
lo
lis
a
criminal
and
neither
do
we
realize
how
near
niaoy
of
the
most
respectable
citizens
have
come
to
.being
criminals.
We
do
not
realize
bow
many
of
them
ought
to
be
clashed
a
criminal
if
all
the
truth
were
known.
Dr.
Davies
is
a
young
man
of
rare
insight,
and
he
knew.
After
the
execution
he
lold
the
story
to
hi
congregation
in
the
Roya
Victoria
Theatre
and
he
spoke
lo
close
on
foiir
thousand,
people
that
evening,
one
group
at
7.30
and
the
other
at
l.
.On
two
consecutive
evenings
during
the
following
week
he
preached
-Jaga'iu
lo
record
congregations
in
another
haH
.ind
told
the
ime
story,
lie
warned
them
against
the
pij.falls
of
crime
and
used
Hie
dramatic
slory
of
Sownh
lo
bring
it
before
Ihem
with
sufficient
force
to
leave
n
lasting
impression.
.
,
The
drama
was
ned
for
a
fomewhat
similar
purpose
two
thousand.
years
ago,
when
the
greatest
of
men
wns
crucified
between,
two
thieves.
The
execution,
horrible
as
it
was
i
re-
iteml,iereil
to
this
day
and
told
about
In
everv
pulpit
in
the
conn
try.
True
it
-was
not
the
execution
of
a
criminal
but
the
tragedy
was
mere
anu
was
uea
lo
impress
the
human
mind
lAJhli
rSlni
lie.
Uilmnn
J
J
'
vwtiw
iivi
wov
luiiiaii
.
..
l
.,
rama
For
Teaching?
"
'
Why
not
iie
Hie
htinta'n
drama
for
brineitia'
home
lesson
and
impressing
Ihem.
Principal
Brady,
in
a
leiler
published
yesterday,
objects
to
this,
yel
he
is
an
exponent
of
the
dramatic
on.
as
set
fori
Ii
by
.Shakespeare,
The
drama
of
life
around
m
we
iiiiiik.
i-
just
as
impressive
as
narulel
or
Macbeth.
Mr,
nrauy
wines
a
good
teller,
but
we
think
he
has
missed
Hie
point.
Life
a-
il
is
lived
today
if
the
life
we
have
to
meel
the
bad
influences
of
lodav
are
the
ones
we
have
In
I'mmlcni'l
A
food
to
study
on.
to
play
on
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Children
like
its
crispness
TIME
KEEPER
Proposal
to
Appoint
New
Offlolal-
In
Addition
to
Engineer
Is
Not
Favored
MAYOR
RESERVES
DECISION
Charge
Made
That.
In
Past
Cost
Sheets
had
Been
Faked
by
City
Engineer
The
proposal
was
made
last
night
at
the
city
council
meeliuv
that
a
lime
keeper
who
understood
cost
accounting
should
be
employed'
who
should
report
direct
to
the
finance
coin
unite
and
the
city
treasurer
and
not
to
I
It
n
4itl(
in
nut
ftw
I
lift
I
ill
1!
I
t
It
I
"V
'
''
I
ack
of
Ihe'cilV
work
and
checking
up
on
the
apporlion-itig
of
the
costs
of
the
variou
job
in
the
city.
In
urginfr
the
employment
of
such
a
person
Ablennan
Caey
ifiade
the
charge
tlotl
there
was
city
money
unaccouiiled
for
dur
ing
the
recline
of
a
former
engineer
and
he
was
not
salisfied
wilb
the
way
city
lenders
were.
made
when
bidding
against
private
contractors.
When
there
was
the
whole
city
to
draw
from
he
did
not
see
how
any
eonlraet-
or
could
'hope
to
compete.
Enough
Official
Mderman
Stephen
thought
there
were
enough
officials
in
tho
city,
they
were
appointing
in
engineer
and
if
the
aldermen
would
ipiit
interfering
wilb
the
engineer
in
the
discharge
of
his
llilies
they
would
not
need
any
body.
If
he
could
not
keep
the
lime
they
had
better
let
him
go.
lie
was
opposed
lo
confidential
men
agd
preferred
to
do
the
city
uusiness
in
the
open.
.Maytjr
Mcwtun
also
opposed
the
appointment.
If
there
bnd
been
defects
under
former
engin
eers,
bM
them
wait
and
see
what
the
next
man
measures
up
to
bo
fore
takim:
such
action.
Alderman
(asey
wilh
soma
heat
said
the
col
sheets
hud
been
faked
in
the
past
and
in
futurt"
Ihwe
would
be,
the
same
latitude.
What
be
wanted
lo
do
was
to
safeguard
the
public.
Mderman
Perry
expressed
Uie
opinion
that
in
the
pat
everything
bad
been
done
miielty
and
he
favored
trying
the
new
engineer
before
making
such
an
Cost
of
Rock
Work
Alderman
McKecbnie
said
il
was
an
easy
matter
to
make
es
timates
come
out
right.
A
time
keeper
would
check
up
on
the
work.
He
rrilieizeil
the
cnt
of
pulliifg
the
rock
on
Hip
streets
today
and
advised
thai
such
an
official
as
proposed
should
be
employed.
Alderman
Joe
(Sreer
did
not
ee
how
a
man
who
was
time
keeper
and
cosl
accountant
for
I
he
whole
city
could
tie
on
the
job
all
I
be
time.
He.
would
have
to
gel
his
information
from
the
other
official.
On
a
vole
hen
taken
four
aldermen
voted
fur
and
four
against
and
the
mayor
reened
his
decision
for
a
week.
Thoe
votinw
for
the
appointment
were
Aldermen
t!aney,
Hrown,
fp-Krchnie
and
Larson
ami
against
were
Aldermen
Stephens',
Joe
Hreer.
J.
V.
dreei
nnd
Perry.
HAZELTON
COUPLE
ARRIVE
IN
CITY
ON
WEDDING
TOUR
In
Hie
course
of
a"
honeymoon
Irip
ham?
Jieen
married
yester-dny,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
Myers
We
hav,e
all
,been
puzzled
in
regard
lo
the
nrevnlcnep
nf
crime
'r
HazeHou
reached
the
city
on
and
the
failure
lo
reform
the
criminal.
The
old
method
have
ninniing'
train
proven
anortive.
Mere
is
n
man
who
is
criminal
and
who
know
from
hitler
experience
whereof
he
speaks.
Why
not
hear
him?
Some
newspapers
refused
to
pass
on
the
message.
We
think
they
were
wrong.
We
are
glad
thai
a
small
portion
of
it
was
telegraphed
to
this
paper
and
given
nut
here.
and
arc
registered
at
the
Prince
Ituperl
Hotel.
The
bride
is
well
known
throughout
the
interior
country
ns
Miss
Inez
M.
Smith,
daughter
of
the
late
'.
V.
Smith.
She
has
refilled
at
llazellon
for
many
years
and
has
been
prominent
in
the
affairs
of
Ilie
Aiicllcan
Church
there.
Mr
.Myers
was
formerly
associated
witli
the
II.
S.
Sarttent
store
and
1
now
man
ager
or
the
("..
V.
Smith
slore.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
II.
M.
McLcnd,
A.
(J.
Knight
and
F.
ft.
Lagrue,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
W.
Sinclair.
In-verness;
Thoma
Oole,
Victoria;
Mm.
T.
Tyglh,
Terrace;
A.
11.
KdwariN,
Fsk;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Kennedy,
(ilenboro,
Man.;
Mr
and
Mrs
M.
A.
Myers.
Hazelton.
Central
John
P.
Hanson.
Oona
Iliver;
T
1
or
in,
(
II,;
T
A
Demon,
Saskatoon.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
-j
WUI.X
a
man
vets
swoiic.i
llt'Iltl
II"'
IS.
IIKOIV
lO
Sill.
W
i:
eouhl
nil
live
a
.whole
I"l
cheaper
If
vur
frieinf
would
onlvl
do
tin'
same.
Wli
may
hi
sorry
fof
tin
farmer
who
has
to
sell
In
ff
Ih'Iiiw
cost,
hut
whal
alioijl
I
ho
farmer-
who
rhaive
u.
over
three
dolors
for
a
illlt
?
IF
it
married
man
lie's
nrohalVJy
seared.
mat.
The
wrelcb!
sa
ii
of
is
polite,
THF.
tlmjj
will
come
when
nur
ilesreridenls
will
make
people
IT
ym
hear
of
a
crank,
he
pretty
sure
people
will
raise
t
monument
to
iiiiii
-uine
day.
IK
you
ate
popular
and
a
good
fellow
ami
everybody
like
'oi'.
the
last
IhalCwill
lie
lieaiM
of
yon
will
he
the
jiaroi'
s
eniion
lb-'
Miuiilay
aflerlhe
funeral.
WITH
sntii
.iMMiple
niaViiiK
money
i.s
the
hnsine
af
lifn.
Willi
others
il
is
-imply
a
means!
lo
an
end.
They
broke
IT
I
lie
ongiipemenl
and
she
sent
back
bis
riii.
Then
he
sent
bare
a
hen
imxes
face
powder,
tii
make
up
for
wha
eanie
tiff
at
sundry
limes
on
bis
.IAKH
Wants
to
know
bow
much
kick
a
drink
mii-l
have
in,
order
that
It
may
he
called
mule."
j
arc'
'Hie
ifaon
o
few
women
elected
lo
public
office
is
(hat1
so
few
of
them
haw
learned
lo
run.
IF
you
hae
m
reach
the
heart
through
softie
men's
slom.lclis.
i
it
worth
while?
A
PKHFK0T
husband
Is
one
that
I
tie
wife,
erin
trust
Jut
as
fterferlly
as
she
can
a
safely
pin.
TIIOSK
men
who
ae
always
talking
about
ilie
way
girl
pnw
der
and
paint
would
hate
to
take
I
heir
wivns
onf
untes
they
were
proMrly
re-deeorated.
"WELL,
there
oe
a
month.
Or
tli"reahouls.
Of
Ilie
glad
new
pear,"
Jemima
iut.
"Ob,
why
did
I.ebeer
.
And
yell
mysetr
hoarse
At
the
cominc
new
year?
I'm
w
fool
of.
course."
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
27,
1816.
A
son
w
as
born
today
al
I
he
Prince
Itupert
(ieueral
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Tobey.
I
.
-T-
-
,
Mrs.'ll.
jl.
0
rant
!
read
an
interesting
pafier
before'
the
Fortnightly
Club
of:
Ilie
Presbylcriaf:
Church
last
night
mr
"Tills
War
In
Bible
Prophecy"
Tflit
j
Jadles
tmiirch
will
be
I'u
ii
)
an
toniirhl.
in
,
hostesses
al
a
supper
in
the
church
mi
NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
Ttndtri
for
Prlnc
Ruptrt
Whrf
Rcon-tructlon
SKAIl.ti
TKMiniH
emlorsecl
"Tuider
for
pari
uf
l'riiu-e
liuirl
Wharf
Hwun-atriK'llun"
lll
m
rwcOwi
by
tin-
llm'-(irahle
the
MOO-ier
nf
1'nlillr
Vuik
iiv
lo
immmi
Ml
.vnui.lity,
Ilie
iwrnij-niiu
uai
r
Jmur,
rt,
for
rrcoinlilirOnii
u(
I
he
rirrly
pari
f
frovlnrlal
Uovrrie
niriii
Wharf
at
I'rlni
Miimti.
B.C.
riaim.
Kirhalluiii,
rmilrarl
anil
fnrni
nf
leniler
may
lie
awn
en
and
aflfri
Um"
I
Slti
day
of
January.
I.
ami
runner
InromiaO'jii
,,liiainMl
frmii
the
Iifpari
liieiu
nr
I'liMii
worm,
rarllaniMil
Hullil-1
Iiik.
Vlcinria,
It.i:..
ln
(imeral
Inri-iniiil,
lii-liarlinriil
nf
rnlillr
Work,
court
lUmf.
Vaiirnmi
r,
ll.i
..
iimI
Ihe
IHMrlrl
Kliglu-wr,
i;ourl
Unue.
rrlm-e
Ioiimti,
U.C
:oiIm
nf
iitaiiK.
fierlflrlloii4,
fir.,
can
(
iihtalrif-il
from
Ilia
liepartiiirnl
Mi
payim-nt
"f
a
iU-miu
or
flvr
iMIara
hlrh
will
le
n-fuiulfri
ml
the
return
of
IIm-(!
in
icimhI
onlfr.
.
.
.
Karh
ifiidcr
muii
l
arroinpanlfd
Iy
an
aiTi-i.u.,
uauk.
ii'iie
"
fharlerisl
hank
t
;anada.
mad
iinyahle
in
tlw
ll.nmralli-
llir
Mliilalrr
of
I'nlille
VVniki.
for
lln-
.fain
of
Hrlil
liiimlred
dollar
tn.,,,
uiiii-ii
.ii.iii
ho
forfe
led
If
ins
partf
lendei
itur
diTllne
t
enO-r
jiitu
conirai-)
linen
i-aiit-o
iini
iu
M
cheriue
nf
ln
.ui(f.fill
IMiderer
Will
l
ri-lalnisl
n
ci'iirlly
for
Uie
due
anil
falllifiil
tifif.irinanre
of
Ilie
work
till
.aotrai'turv
c..i..i.itif.ii
at
ili
roiilracl.
T'lldcr
Will
not
lif
HHialilereil
"lili'M
inadr
out
mi
forma
nii'liio-ii.
aiaii'"
His
aitnal
ilifiuliirr
of
Hip
Irwlerr-r
ami
ilirl.i.(l
hi
tin
..irlois
fillliUlH-d.
IIS!'
Inw-e.l
or
an)
M-iidrr
not
iifrcawirliy
c
rn"""
iM-...l..r.
Iicrmly
Vlnlaler
t"l
rnlillc
Wnrki
w
tnrliiper,
DrMrtinent
f
fiiblir
Wi.rka.
I'irlliiiK
n
Hitllrtin(r.
Victoria,
B.C.
'
LAND
ACT.
Netlca
af
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Purchaaa
Land.
lit
Ijind
nrordlna-
,rltrli!l
ttt
prlwr
fluprrl.
and
altuat
nn
Oio
South
Short
fif
Captain.
ftve,
pill
lUnd,
Province
of
Uvltl.h
1'iJnfi.hla
TAkC
NOTICE
thai
William
Jmrph
JVfff-ranti
tif-
Prlnr
IHIfwri,
M.:.,
M7U-tion
r.aniwr)
.loan.
Inu-nda
lo
aprdy
for
Mrmlnion
to
puretia'
.lw
followliiK
d
arlld
land:
o.innwnrinir
at
a
imt
planted
on
the
oiilh
hore
near
the
head
nf
aptain
rove.
Pill
lland.
nanre
4,
Coal
fiUlrlrt,
Provlnre
of
Hrltit.li
Colninhla;
ttienre
imiii
I
h
twenty
rhalr.a;
thenre
went
twenty
rliain;
thence
iMirlh
twenty
chain,
more
or
le,
to
lit
rti
water
mark;
thenee
et
erly
alonr
hlrh
water
mark
to
point
nf
rommenrrmenl,
and
ennitinlnr
forty
aerea,
mor
or
lent.
WILLIAM
JOSEPH
JF.FrFrtSOS,
Appllrant.
;
Per
W.
J.
Thoma?
nl,
n,t
rowtTh--
iih
o
LAND
ACT
Notlca
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaia
I
Land
j
hi
the
Queen
Charlotte
Hand
PUIrlrt.)
Land
Iteeordln
fintrlrt
of
Prlnee
nuperlj
and
annate
on
the
Forenhore
of
Yentalun
Bar.
Mitl
Intel.
j
TAKK
JtOTIC.K
that
Furene
II,
fllmpaon.
nf
Mauetl,
iwrupatlon
rannery
manager.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
fe
of
the
follow
,
Inr
described
(anda:
I
rommenrlnir
al
a
pom
planted
nn
the:
hlth
water
mark
about
to
rhalna
weat
from
the
nnrtheaM
rorner
or
lit
16C0:
iheiire
north
soo
fei-l
to
low
water
mark;,
thenco
norihwelerly
SMI
feet
more
or'
lea:
llienre
wen
lofl
feel
lo
the
north-wei
rorner
nf
K.
II.
Simpwiii'a
apptlea
lion
to
leae:
Ihenre
iimhealerly
fo.
i
lowlnir
the
hlth
water
mark
to
the,
polr.l
of
roinmenremeiit,
and
rontalnlnir
Iwoi
arrea,
more
or
!".
F.linK.NF.
.
SIMI'SOW,
...
ApplleanLI
Per
Fred.
Nah.
A-vnt,
I
t
)!'
cntrw
iin
iif
LAND
ACT.
Natleo
of
Intantlon
to
Apply
to
Laaio
no.
.
In
Ihe
Prlnre
Itupert
land
Rerordlnt!
rilMrlrt
and
tltuais
on
Vhltrand
t'land
near
Pnnda
lhind.
nine
Print
It.M.
It,
TAKF.
.NOTICE
that
Jonrph
Sllnon
Hotel
of
I'rlnre
Rliperl.
Ii.c.,
Serretary,
Intend
to
ipl'ly
for
a
leae
of
ihe
fol
lowliit
dearrided
land:
Coininenrint
al
a
tt
on
the
ihore
oh
the
l:at
aide
of
Whlteaaiid
Island;
tlienre
3,0011
feel
northweal,
Ihi'iid)
J.00O
feet
eak
llienre
3,onn
feet
aoiilh)
Ihenre!
S.IIU0
reel
weal
to
the
point
of
Coin-,
menreineul,
I
JOSEMI
STI.NaoN
H00EII3,
Dated
UaceuiLar
4
to,
ltll.
I
Vihteeday,
..Ton.
ii,
r
and
in
fz
lb
VACUUM
(AIR-TIGHT)
TINS
OLD
CHUM
The
Tobacco
NEW
CZECH
PARLIAMENT
12
WOMEN
MEMBERS
PIIAOt
i:,
Jan.
5(1.
.erhoslo-vnkla's
new
parliament
has
twelve
women
memliei'
-eiht
in
Ilie
House
of
Deputies,
and
four!
in
the
Senate
out
of
a
total
membership
of
I5u
in
Ibe
two
houses.
The
comparatively
small
proportion
of
women
wni
rather
a
surprise
in
view
nf
the
fact
that
Tvel
over
half
Hie
7.000,0(10
voters
are
women,
and
I
hat
much
eiieournaemenl
l
given
women
In
parlicipate
in
politic
affairs.
The
office
nf
president
of
the
Ilepublic
may
even
be
held
by
a
woman.
of
Quality
The
SCENERY
IS
BEAUTIFUL
but
can
you
see
it?
Like
n
fog
that
obscures
the
landscape,
the
front
your
wah-lub
hides
the
beauty
of
life.
lo-pleasant
hours
of
leisure,.
Hie
wnh-lnl
brinps
b;.
nnd
weariness
rob
you
of
Hie
xet
fur
H
in
ir-
II
is
so
easy
lo
do
away
with
-lu
ll
tnil-onie
o
f
as
washing
and
ironing.
Lei
us
lake
the-e
tasks
w
vour
home
this
week.
Soft
Finih
Service
will
meet
both
your
nee
I
your
pockelhook.
Just
phouriis
today
and
lell
n
w
'u
call
for
your
bundle.
CANADIAN
STEAM
LAUNDRY
CANADIAN!
vPACiriCi
Phone
8
The
Savage
Washer
and
Dryer
At
Hie
lal
Quebec
Hxhibilioti
i'
ed
its
success
of
the
previous
v'
;
again
winning
Iho
Hold
Meilnl
wild
'-s
tup
1
Kin
over
all
other
makers
or
i:K
can
nnd
Canadian
Washers.
Cash
Prlco
$185.00
Also
sold
on
ensy
lertn.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
bailings
from
Pnnce
Rupert
Far
IETCHIUN.
WRANOU,
JUXUU,
SUCWAt
bmWr
21.
Jaaaarf
II,
far
UNCOIIUR,
VICTORIA
ui
SUTTU
.
ttutX
II.
Jiewry
I.
U.
2
I
S.
WXtVA
BLATKICl
For
Butadale.
Swianaon
Ba,
Caat
Bella
alia,
Ocean
Fall,
Namu,
Atari
',
Campball
Klaar,
and
Vaneouiar
anary
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamahtp
Llnaa.
rull
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
General
Afant.
Oorner
of
4lh
Street
and
Srd
Aanua,
Prince
Rupert,
B.O.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Of
B.C.,
LTD.
Salllnn
troin
Prince
Rupert,
or
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Swanoon
Bay,
end
Alert
Bei,
Tueeday,
'or
VANflOUVCR.
VIOTORIA.
Alert
Ba(,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
Foe
ANV0X.
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
Rliar
Cannerlea,
Thuraday
p.m.
T
i'0."!
ANVOX,
ALICK
ARM,
STSWART,
Sundaa.
S
p.m.
S
Snd
Stent.
J.
Barnaley,
Afant.
Prleae
Rupert.
B