PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-1
-
The
Sign
of
Competency
TliUl
certificate
you
see
in
the
Optometrist's
office
is
a
sign
of
competency.
The
Province
lias
given
II
as
evidence
(hat
the
owner
has
pas-seiLia-
riigid
examin-alion,
showing
his
ability
In
care
for
your
ihosl
precious
possession
eyesight
.
The
owner
of
that
certificate
is
known
as
a
"registered
Optometrist."
Wo
arc
regilered
Optometrists.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Jewellers
JUST
ARRIVED!
A
new
shipment
of
Polly
Anna
Fianne!
DRESSES
I-or
children,
si''
8
lo
Id:
and
for
laln's.
all
-res.
D.C.M.
Embroidery
Thread
4
for
25c
Mrs.
W.
I.
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Box
Plume
Oreen
..89
989
TWICE
WEEKLY
We
ha'
a:uvin
FRESH
KILLED
BEEF,
VEAL
and
PORK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Sailed
Fish.
Sealy
5
Doodson
The
Home
of
Bulkley
Valley
Produce.
Branch
from
Smilhers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
Dry
Cedar
Full
load
.
,
Hair
Load
.
Large
sack-
$6.50
$3.50
.
50c
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
IS.
C&rlage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal.
Band
and
Gravel
Wa
Specltllz
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Coving.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Slock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
tVc
cot
to
cit
io
or
THEtE
CLOVEN
W
t'M
OlNNr
c,T
ME
DAUCHTG
TO
HEUP
NE
-
HE'lO--
00T
for.
her.
cyv
y
i-
Vancouver
Province:
W
ill
you
permit
me
space
In
the
columns
of
your
paper
to
protest
in
the
name
of
public
decency,
as
well
as
on
behalf
nt
our
thousands
of
jrrowins
boys
and
frirls,
a?ain.t
the
undue
puh-
l
it'll
y
(riven
in
the
daily
press
of
I
his
province
lo
4he
circumstan
ces
surrounrtiiiK
tlie
last
mo
ment
of
the
two
notorious
crinl-
inals
who
recently
paid
the
jost
penally
of
a
foul
critne
flio
murder
of
a
father
ami
his
swn.
False
Philosophy
A
false
and
inklius
philo
sophy
of
life
rttjrardin?
ric-til
conduct,
on
the
part
of
these
who
should
know
belter,
ha
fiaurTteiT
lie'fore
our
astonished
naze
ttie
las)
message
and
ae
tmiis
of
two
cowardly
and
cold
hiixided
murderers,
and
I
he
youlJl
of
nur
land
read
in
the
wordu
"Slop
on
it,
kid.'
a
spirit
of'reek-less
bravado
and
an
indifference
to
death
and
its
fmal
consequences
most
pernicious
in
its
learhinp
on
a
world
which
i-losins
its
grin
on
things
elernitl,
Men
whfl
robbed,
murdered
aiir
in
Ibeir
deliberately
planned
pro
jeel
showed
no
regard
for
properly,
personal
rights
or
even
life
itself,
are
presented
le
the
gaze
of
the
world
for
its
admira
lion,
and,
in
the
last
message
of
jnrip
or
these
murderers
some
i
papers
feiprn
to
see
the
solution
jot
our
social
evils.
Seeking
truth
from
such
an
evil
source
only
shows
bow
far
we
liav-
departed
Ifrnfii
sane
anil
righteous
think
nig.
What
is
Ibis
flaunting
before
tie
.
eye-
of
the
public
of
tJ'C
words
andjast
acts
of
Iwo
no-
itorious
criminals,
but
leaefeluft
jin
a
dramalic
form
flainhig
aivl
nTesjHinsihte
youth
loaf
freewill
'rs
a
myth
and
responsibility
for
;
one's
act
a
metaphysical
impos-
;
sibilily.
I
Teacn,
Respect
We
jipend
hiHHlreil
of
Ibou-
i
sands
of
dollars
on
the
educa
I
lion
of
our
youth
each
year;
we
employ
thousands
of
teachers
.woikitijg
assiduously,
day
nflei
day.
in
instil
into
Iho
minds
of
the
young
respect
for
properly
and
the
rights
of
individuals.
We
make
laws
for
the
supprensiot
of
crime
and
vice,
and
yet
wn
drag
I
he
words
and
bravado
of
i
Iwo
deliberately
evil
men
inti
'Iho
limelight,
for
the
youth
of
I
our
land
lo
pay
reverence
tri,
and
applaud
the
faked
heroism
and
(wisdom
of
two
men
whose
con-!'-epi
of
right
and
wrong
was
a
crime
even
to
entertain.
The
whole
affair
is
a
crying
scandal
and
a
deplorable
in-
cidenl.
The
crime
of
the
liny
who
takes,
without
the
owner's
permission,
another's
bicycle
from
Hie
basement
of
1i
In
school,
or
Iho
youth
who
steals
an
automobile
for
n
Joyride.
or
Ihe
young
man
who
waylays
a
pedes.
Irian
on
some
unfreijuenlei
street
und
snatches
his
purse,
,
itt
but.
a
few
removes
from
the
man
who
nonchalantly
takes
a
human
life.
Why
Crime
Flourishes
And
we
ask
why
crime!
ere.
l
l
If
r
dL3
CRIME
ETHICS
J.
C.
Brady
of
Local
High
School
Has
Interesting
Letter
in
PaDer
SAYS
FAKED
HEROISM
Principal
Blames
Journals
for
Publishing
Last
Words
of
Two
Criminals
The
follow-in?
letter
hy
J.
C.
Brady,
principal
of
I
ho
Prince
Rupert
High
School,
dealing
wild
1
lie
Baker
and
Sowash
hanging
FOR
ME
flourishes!
False
sentimentality
towards
criminals
of
Iho
Bakrr
and
Sowash
typo,
together
will
a
sad
departure
from
well-established
ethical
standards,
play
:i
big
pari
in
teaching
our
youth
to
have
a
disregard
for
I
lit
rights
of
others,
which
regard
is
Iho
basis
of
all
law
and
order.
JAMES
C.
BRADY.
Prince
Rupert
High
School.
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
fianios
in
the
Prinze
Ituporl
.iikI
1h
puhlirity
piven
it
va-((-riMiupc
Iapuo
lal
night
imlilislied
in
a
recent
number
of.
suited
as
follows
:
night
in
SI.
Andrew's
rooms.
re
Cold
Slote,
11;
Moose,
Ifl.
Kiiialil-
of
Columbus
vs.
SI.
Andrew's,
postponed
until
to
f
X.
Mechanic-it
Department,
18;
C.
N.
Operating
Dept.
y.
Prince
Rupert
Holel
15;
Dry
Dock.
12.
Sou
of
Canada,
1
1;
Creal
War
Veterans,
13.
Orange
Lodge.
17:
Elks.
10.
The
league
standing
to
dale
is
as
follows:
Orange
Ioilze
,
O.
W.
V.
A.
...
C
N.
Opersiling
W.
11
9
9
J.lkS
..
9
V
.
Cold
Storage
....
8
8
0
Dry
.Dock
7
Moose
7
K.
of
C.
,
C
7
p.
N".
Mcelhanical
.
C
H
SL
Antlrew's
....
I
0
P.
R.
Hotel
....
4
10
of
C
1
10
fiam'es
scheduled
for
L.
Pis.
3
fl
r
9
I
Monday
will
be
played
inlend
on
Tuesday.
SPORT
CHAT
fi
4
1
I
nexl
As
a
result
of
the
recent
spe'n
of
frosi
in
the
Lakes
district...
kating
and
hockey
playing
i
tromg
strong
there.
Ihe
Burns
Lake
hockey
team
journeyed
to
rranrois
Lake
last
week
for
:i
return
game
which
the
latter
team
won
by
a
score
of
t
lo
I.
it
being
ibeir
second
victory
over;
Burns
Lake,
(ireal
interest
was!
manifeslod
in
Ihe
match
and
a
large
crowd
-from
all
over
I
district
was
in
attendance.
The
teams-were
as
follows:
,
.
Burns
Lake
J.
Mc-Kenna,
W.
R.
Ashford,
Dr.
,1.
T.
"Sleele.
W.
.McKenua,
C.
Partridge,
R.
Com
mons,
R.
C.
O'llnra
and
II.
Don
aldson.
Francois
Lake.
Brj-njolfson,
W.
Jeffrey,
.1,
Mown
1
1,
T.
JefTrey.
Ross,
Peterson,
Buster
Peterson.
Hiekey,
f!ain
and
Prosser.
Three
jdlrliers,
two
of
whom
rose
from-
utility
positions
lo
stardom
in
strong
finishes
by
SI.
Louis
nd
Boston
under
nros.
-sur
of
emengeiicies
last
year,!
have
drawn
important
roles
for
Ihe
National
League
pennant
drive
in
I9S.
Bob
Smith
of
the
Boston
Braves,
who
failed
at
second
base
only
to
reach
pitch
ing
heights
lale
in
hc
season,
will
eriler
Hie
rotiiirjft,'
race
as
one
of
the
most
unusual
finds
of
baseball.
Bill
Sherdel
of
the
SI.
Louis
Cardinals
is
a
veteran
of
twelve
seasons.
Last
year
hi
pitched
his
vay"1o
success
on
Ihe
wings
of
a
''floater"
which
lie
developed
ill
place
of
a
fast
hall
which
was
nof
'to
the
liking"
of
his
management
The
Philadel-
phia
National
I
cam
will
place
much
dependence-
this
year
on
young
Wayland
Dean
who
vvn
purchased
by
lh
Oinnls
from
began
lo
show
much
pitching
promise
and
Ills
marked
variety
of
curves
is
considered
lo
hold
great
possibilities
for
Hie.
Quit--
XC
-1
WAHT
fOU
TO
for
me
rooND
tmfm
IN
ME
POCKET
-1
DOS'
T
KNOW
WHERE.
iOT
Ert
r
h
irrn
j
O
1926
by
Intx
Fkaturc
Snvvice.
fc
CrMt
BriUM
Hf.
wrwl
M
TIC
-kr
rassrisr
MAKING
CHANGE
ENFORCEMENT
OF
GAME
LAWS
Warden
to
be
Located
Here
Soon
Under
Reorganization
Plan
of
Colonel
McMu'.lin
Owinp
U
the
altsenco
of
a
Moose,
C.
N.
Mechanics,
P.
R.
!.,
vvar,4.
jn
jhH
district
for
Hotel,
S.
of
C.,
and
Orange-
1(,
pas
of
,U(
-IMwW
men
Were
Winners
aiinilen
lias
l.efn
paid
lo
xn
Last
"'ont
(prolelion
and
tU
mull
ha-
heon
thai
luintiii?
UAs
leo
jro-
ing
on
all
the
year
round,
and
the
sanctuaries,
such
as
that
on
Kaien
Island
have
not
been
re-terli.
Now
all
that
is
to
b-
changed.
Colonel
MfMullin
has
undertaken
the
task
of
reorganizing
tyi
game
department.
'I'll:-Cahie
Board
will
have
nothing
In
do
with
this
but
will
tie
simply
an
advisor)-
body.
The
new
gzaine
department
Mill
be
under
lite
head
of
Chief
(Same
Inspector
Montague
I
erler.
Ilie
Province
will
le
divided
into
dltiets
of
which
Pnnn
Rupert
wrll
ie
one
and
thw
will
Is
a
game,
warden
appointed
in
Uiav
liarge
of
the
law
enforce
njment
here.
Hon,-
Ai
M.
Manson
has
been
Qiwiriig
i
the
new
schene
in
-jconjuwlion
with
Colonel
McMul
;
tin
and
Colonel
Ferber
and
tie
-I
fare
long
this
district
may
ex
jwfl
to
see
a
chnnge
in
admin
i-lration
of
the
local
game
law.
IJL
is
claimed
by
many
that
the
game
is
vetting
scarcer
every
year.
Oeaee
and
ducks
especial
ly
are
being
kitted
off
and
fleet
are
being
driven
back
into
lb
more
inaexessHde
districts.
On
Kaien
Island,
where
deer
should
te
latne
and
should
come
rHrtil
down
lo
Ihe
edsre
of
the
InwnsiM
secure
from
depredations
of
ai'V
kind,
illicit
hutitnus
d
is
claimed
ha
ben
going
on
and
has
prac
tically
cleaned
them
up.
The
new
game
warden,
when
he
comes
il
is
suggested
should
make
it
his
-tici-iil
work
i"
make
Kateti
Island
a
'ight
reserve.
BADMINTON
IS
PREMIER
SPORT
Number
of
Courts
Here
Doing
Business
and
New
Adherents
to
Game
Almost
Da!)ly
Almost
every
day
sees
some
new
enthusiast
taking
up
the
spor1
of
badminton.
I
here
are
now
a
number
of
courts
iu
tile
city
and
plenty
of
opportunities
for
those
ho
wish
to
play.
The
first
club
esl;iilislfl;d
iu
I
he
city,
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club,
has
two
courts
iu
Ihe
De
Luxe
Hall.
The
nexl
iu
order
is
thai
of
the
First
B.C.
Regiment
a
single
court.
There
are
two
good
courts
in
the
Elks
Hall,
one
in
the
Cathedral
Hall
and
one
in
Ihe
I.O.I
I.E.
hall.
Tlie
iileji
that
bndminJotc
i
just
a
waiiie
for
girls
is
cxplod-eili
The
sperfalors
who
watched
the
lourninent
in
Hie
Cathedral
Hall
Salurdty
night
and
who
saw
Charlie
Youngman
and
others'
panting
for1
wind
in
Ihe
strenu
ous
games,
began
to
realize
what
il
meant.
One
man
who
played
his
first.
game
cm
Ihe
Elks
courts
willim
Ihe
week
wart
so
stiff
ne,xt
morn
ing
he
could
scarcely
walk.
Dealers
report
a
big
run
on
badminton
material
and
evcry-
Louisville
In
1923,
Last
year
lie)
thing
poinlH
lo
a
general
in
crease
of
Interest
in
what
lia
come
to
be
the
premier
winter
sport
of
Prince
Rupert.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance?.
No
Advertitement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
WAWTttB
FOR
SALE
SNAP.
For
sale,
wil
Pool
Room
and
bvilduta.
mcludinv
fouf
pool
tables,
riuar
stand,
fixtures,
four
rnotim
in
rear
besides
a
cabin.
Apply
to
Mr.
I'lMynkawa,
owner,
at
premises.
.
5
FOR
SALE.
One
English
double
barrelled
shotgun
and
one
lto-4
rifle,
sporting
model
.303,
wi"'
cleaning
rods
and
shells.
Cbeati
for
cash.
Owner
leaving
the
city.
Phone
570
after
i
p.m.
RIO
BARGAIN.
Three
view
lots.
section
five,
on
Taylor
."slree'.
recently
paved;
average
site
33
by
ion.
Kir!
here
ge
4U
three
lots
for
9500.00
cash.
Westenhaver
Bros.
If
FUKMTl'RF.
FOK
SALE,
sisling
of
pull-out
bed,
Wilton
rug
12'
by
kwk
chair,
sewir;
machine,
set
toilet
ware,
ate.
Phone
Blue
.
120.
tf
FOR
SALE.
-
-
S:n-er
patching
machine
and
finishing
stand,
with
one
h.p.
motor.
For
particulars
and
terms,
.oi'ly
Nor-thern
Kxehanie.
26
FOR
SALE.
Forty
horse
posve-
statienary
steam
engine,
near
I
new.
Apply
P.O.
Box
349,
Prlnec
Rupert.
B.C.
24
TO
RENT
ROOM
TO
RF.NT.
Steam
heal
ed,
hoi
and
cold
water.
82
Serond
Avenue,
half
block
be
low
Totem
Pole.
Phone
707
FOR
RUNT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flal
with
M
on
a
rati
range.
Ctnpp
Block.
Voslenliaver
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Planus,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sew
ing
machines.
-
,
Walkcr'
Music
Store.
If
FOR
RKNT.Tallor-alian:
tw
business
room
lioMw,
Iwj
living
rooms
nhflve.
Weslen-
liaver
Bros.
t
FOR
RENT.
-Two
room
furnish
ed
nirtinenU
by
Ihe
day,
we
or
month.
Phone
Red
007.
tl
FOR
RENT,
Modern
house
Fourth
Avenue.
130.00.
J.
W
McK'nley.
HorSEKEEPKfO
rooms
for
renl
Furninhed.
Phone
18.
tf
MODERN
FLAT
for
Renl
Apply
Mux
llejlhrorier.
AUCTIONEER.
PROMPT
allonlioti
in
arranging
auctions
on
commission
basis
or
will
buy
outright
for
cash
Just
arrived,
ISl.'f.
pat
terns
of
aU
kJnils
of
Carpets.
Ri)g-Cnld
Sen!
Congoleum,
Domin
ion
linoleum,
srpiares
or
by
the
yard.
Orders
taken
for
de
ltvery
from
the
wholesales
lo
Ihe
consumer.
Private
sales
dally.
Ming
771
for
informa
linn.
0.
F.
Brine,
Auctioneer.
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records
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4444
Wednesday.
January
27
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length
in
blocks,
per
loud
5C.00.
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SALT
IIKRHINO.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Black
In
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lake
order
for
limit
etistom-itmde
clothes
in
Canada.
Ilitrliest
rutnniissfeMH.
Jtix
Tailoring
Co.,
I.M,
Toronto.
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4'
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CARS
FOR
SALE.
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delivery
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ears
guaranleed
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gooi'
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chanical
condition.
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terms
nan
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arranatnl.
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Chevrolet
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Agents
tor
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Oakland.
Oldsinobile
and
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cars.
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and
Federal
Tracks.
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SERVICE
DAY
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loves.
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AND
RANGES
FURNITURE
and
Range
bongbt
old
and
exchanged.
New
fur
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lute
and
ranges
exehanaeil
far
your
old
ones.
Bedroom,
living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
stork.
A1
ways
watch
my
window
It'.
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daily.
A.
Mackenzie
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New
a
n
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Second
haml
Furni
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Store.
We
Buy.
Sell
and
Hit
change
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and
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PAPADOPULOS
83?
Third
Ave.
h"ne
fi'
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ROOMS
Second
Avenue
Fmler
New
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Healed.
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or
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seven-passenger
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at
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disposal
any
tim
for
60c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
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you
want
anything
lent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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MUSIO
STORE.
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