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Friday,
November
5,
192C.
GUN
POWDER
PLOT
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN.
This
is
the
anniversary
of
the
gunpowder
plot,
a
rather
trivial
Qvent,
which
ws
used
for
many
years
to
keep
up
the
ill-feeling
which
prevailed
between
Protestants
and
Catholics
in
Great
Rritain
and
which
was
even
carried
by
some
into
this
new
free
country
in
an
attempt
to
perpetuate
the
reign
of
hate
between
alleged
follower
of
th
Prince
of
Peace.
Happily
today
the
event
is
not
looked,
upon
as
of
any
importance
and
w
classed
with
other
historic
stories
of
the
constant
struggles
which
took
place
in
the
early
days.
Briefly,
there
was
a
Protectant
King
in
England
and
a
plot
was
concocted
by
some
Catholic
familien
living
in
the
north,
to
hire
a
man
to
blow
up
the
Houses
of
Parliament
and
kill
the
Protestant
leaders
and
the
King
at
one
stroke.
It
failed,
although
it
Is
said
that
the
train
of
powder
was
laid
and
everything
was
in
readiness
for
setting
a
match
to
it,
when
the
plot
was
discovered
and
the
hired
assassin,
Guy
Fawkes,
was
captured.
While
some
Catholics
are
said
to
have
been
responsible
for
initiating
the
plot,
it
is
also
said
that
It
was
a
Catholic
who
refused
to
be
party
to
the
plot
who
gave
awny
the
information
nd
upset
the
plans.
Whether
this
were
true
or
not
is
immaterial.
In
those
days
there
was
bitter
strife
between
members,
of
the
rival
religions,
and
executions
and
murders
were
common
at
court
and
looked
upon
as
quite
the
proper
thing
as
between
adversaries.
Today
things
have
changed.
We"
all
live
peaceably
together
anu
co-operate
in
the
work
of
the
churches.
In
Prince
Runprt
u-m1p
Protestants
flocked
to
the
Catholic
bazaar
on
the
opening
night,
v.auioucs
were
talcing
part
in
an
entertainment
at
the
Salvation
Army
barracks.
This
ja
as
it
should
be
and
is
something
to
1
in
couraged,
Let
us
forget
such
monstrosities
as
the
gunnowder
nlot
except
to
use
as
interesting
stories
to
illustrate
the
degeneracy
of
Hie
past
uays
ana
ine
progress
tftat
na
been
made
in
religion
as
well
as
in
social
industrial
and
political
life.
IS
COOLIDGE
DOOMED
,
TWO
YEARS
HENCE!
In
the
United
States
the
trend
o?
events
seema
against
the
present
Republican
regime
and
toward
a
return
of
(he
Democrats.
That
may
all
change
in
the
next
two
years.
Coolidge,
the
silent,
ray
find
his
voice
and
help
to
bring
back
the
wandering
Republicans
to
the
fold,
No
one
can
prophesy
so
far
ahead
what
will
happen,
However,
it
is
true
that
the
effect
of
the
election
this
week
will
be
to
turn
the
minds
of
the
people
of
the
United
States
toward
the
idea
of
change
and.
if
a
strong
leader
is
chosen.
U
is
probable
he
may
be
elected
in
1928.
At
present
Governor
AJ
Smith
is
looked
upon
as
the
most
likely
choice
but
the
people
of
the
United
States
do
not
always
choose
their
outstanding
leaders.
'
TRUNK
ROAD
MOVEMENT
TO
HE
COMMENDED.
The
building
of
a
trunk
road
out
of
Prince
Rupert
was
commenced
last
year
and
a
good
deal
of
mony
was
spent
getting
through
a
difficult
part
of
the
route.
It
has
been
continued
this
season
and
substantial
progress
-has
been
made,
as
will
be
realized
by
any
who
may
happen
to
drive
out
that
way.
The
member
for
the
district.
Hon,
T.
D.
Pattullo.
announced
some
time
ago
that
the
work
would
te
completed
as
far
as
Galloway
Rapids
next
year.
That
ia
quite
a
good
beginning.
But
of
course
we
all
want
to
get
to
Terrace
next
year,
which
is
impossible.
However,
anything
the
Daily
News
can
do
to
expe-dite
matters
will
be
"done.
Meanwhile
the
other
sections
of
the
road
which
connects
up
the
homes
of
settlers
making
life
more
attractive
to
them,
are
being
completed,
all
being
In
the
direction
of
giving
us
a
highway
joining
Prince
Rupert
with.Alberta
and
the
southern
part
of
British
Columbia.
m.1
we
can
Ket
a
f
the
Terrace
highway
next
yeur
It
will
be
as
much
as
we
can
expect.
Then
It
will
be
possible
to
make
an
estimate
of
cost
and
follow
it
up
by
annual
construction
work.
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ocean.
The
young
fish
at
about
a
year
old
started
to
'
travel
down
stream
tall
first.
At
Cultus
Lake
on
the
Praser
River
they
had
been
able
to
watch
them
and
count
the
number
leaving.
Some
of
them
spent
some
time
at
the
mouth
of
tbc
river
and
others
went
directly
Into
deep
water.
Tbe
sockeye
was
difficult
to
study
because
the
fish
could
not
be
caught
with
a
fly
or
rfpoon.
They
did
not
live
on
other
flsh
but
on
small
shrimps
and
similar
food.
An
Interesting
speculation
for
scient
ists
wyj
as
to
what
broujht
the
salmon
back
to
its
spawning
grounds.
It
was
the
sex
urge
that
started
It
but
what
methed
It
had
of
guiding
It
to
the
place
It
left
years
before
waa
the
subject
of
speculation
and
experiment,
Journeying
up
stream
the)
often
arrived
at
tbe
spawning
grounds
exhausted
and
toon
died
there.
All
the
Pacific
salmon
spawned
but
once
except
the
steelhead
which
sometimes
spawned
more
than
once.
COLLEEN
SCORES
'
A
HIT
AS
SLAYEY
IN
"UU
CINDERS"
Colleen
Moore
register
another
genuine
triumph
with
the
delightful
cine
ma
entertainment
called
"Ella
Ciuders"
which
opened
today.
For
one
thing
her
performance
De
monstrates
beyond
cavU
that
Miss
Moore
U
one
of
the
mct
versatile
and
wlniome
personalities
of
the
screen
today.
Whether
the
be
n
satins
m
calico
nd
for
a
good
section
of
this
picture
she
Is
In
calicos-she
la
ap
pealing
to
the
nth
degree.
"Ella
Cinders"
U
a
unique
experiment
In
motion
pictures,
and
a
highly
sut-ressf
il
one.
It
marks
the
first
at
tempt
to
make
a
feature
motion
picture
from
a
newspaper
comic
strip,
having
teen
adapted
from
the
Joint
creation
of
WUllam
Conselman
and
Charles
Plumb
now
running
in
a
hundred
dbllle.
More
of
this
sort
of
thing
will
be
welcomed
by
movie-goers.
In
the
story
Ella
Is
the
slavey
In
the
Cinders
.household
and
bow
she
gets
away
from
the
environment
of
her
stepmother
and
stepsisters,
fall
In
love
with
an
Iceman,
wins
a,
fake'
beauty
con
test
'and
"crashes
the
gate"
to
success
in
the
movies
furnishes
a
delight
ful
entertainment
In
.only
th
manner
that
is
Colleen
Moore's.
Lloyd
Hughes,
as
Watte
Lifter,
who
trains
for
football
by
delivering
ice.
makes
an
admirable
leading
man
for
Miss
Moors.
Excellent
support
Is
aUi
given
the
first
National
star
by
Vera
Lewis,
Doris
Baker.
Emily
Oerdes,
Mike
DonJlrj,
Jed
Prouty,
Jack
Puffy,
Harry
Allen
and
D'Arcy
Corrlgan.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ay:
Tbe
proof
of
the
pudding
in
the
eating.
The
proof
of
the
airplan
In
the
flying.
Tbe
proof
of
th
thief
la
In
the
stealing.
Tbe
proof
of
the
bacon
ts
In
the
frying.
Life
Is
a
failure
If
It
Is
such
that
you
would
hat
to
live
It
over
again.
A
gentleman
It
a
person
who
can
grow
a
beard
for
a
week
without
being
thought
to
be
a
lowbrow,
,
What
I
am
wondering
Is
how
loig
that
Loa
Angelet
advertising
stunt
Is
going
to
last.
Jake
sayt
he
would
not
mind
renting
a
cottage
at
Carmel
if
all
tb
appurten
ance
went
with
It,
j
Some
day
X
am
going
to
writ
a
book
on
'tb
descept
of
man
from
the
apes.
No
ape
could
be
as
mean
at
some
men
I
know,
CAXAIUAV
riTIK
Some
Interesting
f.ctt.about
u
llf
'inauguration
wtNNIlm
No
8.,.
of,
history
of
the
salmon
and
particularly
'
,
'
,.
J..
of
the
sockeye
were
Dr.
W.
A.
given
by
!Me,
ef
b.
rrallty
In
the
Itton-.t
Departure
Bay
yesterday
after.
of
the
H3yl,
Hayal
ct
I
noon
t
me
mntfceon
ol
the
Boury
n,l(llcttw,
Scott,
M
C
.
dl-
Canadian
Air
rorce.
an
interview
here.
Kxper-
Club.
Colonel
J.
W.
Nlcholls
presiding
1
lmtnU
Ionc
thu
,lni
t.
.uempted
in
the
absence
of
C.
H.
Orme.
president
thortly
,,
Ulf
mulu
of
thfM
teu
iof
the
club.
'
jwlH
iMgfiy
determine
to
wht
er.ent
Dr.
Clemens
calsslfled
the
aalmou
.
the
service
will
be
operated,
jfamlly
or
Salmonldae
into
a
group
In-
j
'
cost
of
operation,
cilmttle
condition.
!
eluding
whtef
ish,
lake
herring
anj
poeslbllltlee
of
revenue
and
other
Inv
Inconnu
In
one
group
and
Paetflo
81-
portant
lactore
will
ha
ye
te
b
studied
mon.
Atlantic
salmon,
steelhead.
cut
belore
the
undertaking
U
launched,
throat
and
charr
In
another
group.
Capt,
Beott
declared.
ifhe
charr.
he
explained.
Included
the
;
High
praise
was
paid
to
the
Msnltoba
duly
rarden'
and
the
eastern
brook
wing
of
the
force,
which
according
to
trout.
i
Capt.
Scott
ts
one
of
the
beat
organ-
The
speaker
explained
that
the
flahra
bred
and
highly
efficient
unlta
In
tbe
j
of
this
fatally
lent
themselves
well
to
Dominion.
The
Man!t3ba
squadron,
hei
cultural
operations
and
were
valuable
stated,
had
rendered
yeoman
service
In
commercially.
They
were
also
great
;
battling
the
forest
(Ires
In
ro-operattou
.
'sporting
fish.
All
the
Pacific
salmon.
'.
with
the
Dominion
forestry
department.
he
said,
were
given
Russian,
names
as
j
Other
branches
of
the
fore
sIJ
had
a
i
they
were
first
discovered
in
Siberia,
notable
record
of
good
service.
More
j
Most
of
the
salmon
were
tour
year
flh
1
than
31J
fires
were
detected
by
the
pa-1
returning
to
spawu
and
die
at
the
place"
tU
nd
by
speedy
camrounlcatlon;
of
birth
after
a
life
of
a
year
In
fresh
tont
rangers
were
nuhod
to.
the
1
water
and
three
in
the
ocean
There
fcene
of
danger
and
many
roepaclng
were
however,
variations
of
this.
Th-.-
D1"
'
auoaueq
ana
vajuao;
m-
pink
rvlmon
was
a
two
year
fish.
The
others
sometimes
lived
to
five
and
even
as
much
as
seven
years
of
age.
Speaking
of
the
sockeye.
Dr.
Clemens
ber
limits
saved.
He
predicted
that
a
reserve
air
force
would
be
formed
In
the
near
future.
A
total
of
47.000
squirt
mile
were
said
the
majority
spawned
In
the
fourth
!
PhtPha
by
the
air
servlcw
during
th
eh
of
the
P"
'on
territory
year
.Dendln
one
vr
in
a
lake
and
the
remainder
of
their
Uvea
in
the
,
being
practically
unknown
as
f,r
a
exact
geographical
data
was
concerned.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
tf
NOVKMlll.il
3,
1918
The
people
aboard
the
coal
barge
Donald
D,
bo
wer
rrscued
by
tht
Prince
John
in
Queen
Charlotte
Bound
were
landed
here
yesterday,
the
party
comprising
Capt.
8vendaen
and
hit
wife.
Mate
Hansen,
the
cook,
and
two
other
members
of
the
rrew.
The
Don
ald
D.
went
adrift
when
the
tow
line
of
the
tug
Dots
parted
and
Capt.
Davie,
master
of-the
steamer
Prince
John,
on
arriving
on
the
scene,
decided
all
be
could
do
was
to
rescue
the
people
on
board
and
let
the
barge
go.
The
last
seen
of
it
wss
at
It
waa
drifting
towart
Calvert
Island.
Tbe
latest
casualty
list
of
th
Oreat
War
announces
Mathanial
Bent
of
Prince
Rupert,
killed
In
action:
Jame
Parka
of
Prince
Rupert,
J.
Morrison
ct
Metlakatla
and
W.
H.
Uttley
of
Port
Easlngton,
apunded.
Premier
Bowser
and
Premier-elect
Brewster
have
been
in
conference.
Th
former
slate
that
he
expecta
to
make
a
statement
In
a
few
days
aa
to
when
he
will
tender
m
resignation
while
th
latter
1
now
stated
to
te
in
a
posltiou
to
announce
the
personnel
of
his
cab-
,
inet.
TURKEYS
SCARCE
ON
PRAIRIE
MARKETS'
WINNIPEG.
Not.
ft.
Many
Canadian!
housewives
wUl
be
compelled
to
change
j
tbelr
menus
for
Thanksgiving
dinner,
,
,N
for
according
to
Prof.
IUrner
of
the
Msnltoba
Agricultural
College,
there
It
a
serious
shortage
of
turkey
In
the
Do
minion
this
year.
In
fact
there
Is
a
general
shortage
pf
fowl,
attributable
chiefly
to
unfavorable
weather
last
spring.
Disease
U
alao
reported
to
have
taken
a
heavy
toll,
ernment
Investigators.
The
Children
Will
Catch
Cold
Mothers
sJ.oul4
never
nrgixst
the
flrtt
tign
of
a
cold
or
cough
where
their
children
are
concerned,
for
If
thy
dn
some
serioot
lunir
trouble
ii
liable
to
follow,
Mr.
It.
T.
JlnLby,
1024
Harrington
Ht.i
llalifti,
K.tf,
writes:
"Th
thHilren
are
coutlmjall
getting
fold,
but
I
have
n,4
trouble
with
them,
for
lust
a
oon
n
the
Ix-gln
to
wugh
1
iye
them
(t
'doso
of
1
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
xhic-h
bre.l
nn
th
eold
withfa
day
or
so.
I
get
great
result
out
of
t
and
would
not
be
without
it
for
anything.
I
ran
highly
recommend
it
to
any
one.''
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35c
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Milbura
Co.,
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accordingly
have
remained
at
a
titminlstrtinr
fnr
that
r.rii-i
of
the
high
level
and
in
the
opinion
of
Prof,
florner,
will
remain
so
until
after
tbe
ew
Year.
Th
speaker
deprecated
tbe
trend
followed
by
poultry
breeders
(n
th
United
States,
who
he
asserted,
ar
special-Ulng
more
in
quantity
than
quality
production.
The
problem
before
the
breeder
was
to
broaden
the
scope
"of
tbe
Industry
to
include
both.
Prof.
Herner
stated
that
the
more
consideration
should
be
given
to
th
co-relation
of
the
two
branches
of
the
Industry
In
Canada
and
suggested
that
breeders
should
avail
themaelve
of
the
scientific
information
gathered
by
gov
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of
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nf
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within
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B.O..
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Fliti
rtrkers,
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vto
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Good
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you
need
them.
The
Nefy
7.
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Worsteds
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wYdull'see
in
these
suits
the
finer
wool-
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lens
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more;
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smarter
styieladeas
that
go
with
rs.;ine
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low
price
for
them
DEMAND
con-
siderincT.that
thev
aa
tailored
bv
Bryant
&
Greer,
Ltd.
"The
Clothes
Shop
for
Men"
Burberry
Coats
Jaeger
Woollen
Goods
"Rupert
Brand
-
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
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Dally
by
Canadian
Jpsh
4
Cold
Storage
Co.,
L'l
frlnco
R
11
port,
B.O.
Reilrjence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
Weil
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imtiorleil
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and
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Tweed
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to
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In
our
shop
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Prlnco
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an
low
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