ttVJneid.'-
November
24,
1020
-rCu
WANT
A
REAL,
euGGnSTlOM
OHDER
COAL.
2
DtFOrXC
THE
WIMTC
,
COnQt9
I
tun
is,
I)t
.:
now
will
only
jjet
;
r,
he
uual
Winter
mii
when
the
fimt
jrt
ref
t
brings
jn
a
flood
We
have
the
kind
you
need
Lump
Err.
Stove
and
Nut
S
r.
imo
-
WclUnirton
or
Ms
a
Smokelwm.
Yj
an
jret
better
service
ju
irder
now.
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phone
116
and
117
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phono
576
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
41.
Urtaga,
Warehousing,
and
OliribijlitiK
Teem
or
Motor
Service,
oai
Sand
and
(Intel
Wa
fpaolallta
In
PUno
and
Funltur
Cavlnp.
GEORGE
RORIE
CIIAKTKW:!)
ACCOUNTANT
AND
AUDITOR
rhone
111
?!l
herond
.ttenue
Mrt,
Frlnre
lluprrt
PREMIERS
SEE
MOCK
WARFARE
imiTMl
NAVAL
IMM'I.AY
PI
T
ON
Km!
iikneht
or
ou:km;am
vhiioks
'
"i""1
"
oilier
day
when
they
were
given
a
pllmpae
at
the
fighting
fore
of
tbe
Empire
in
mock
warfare.
Telling
of
th
fV(.
one
who
WM
re.
aant
said;
The
Djmlnlon
Premier
and
a
large
ctropany
of
ofllcim
u,t,
aaw
the
navy
at
work
la
condition
approximating
a
Jar
a
possible
within
reason
and
talety
,nd
eemfOlt
to
warfare
and
In
-weather
!hlch
at
ftrt
suggested
that
Britannia
i
hid
not
only
ruled
but
ironed
the
wave.
An
Innovation
the
presence
ladle,
abcut
twenty,
chiefly
from
,
the
Dominion,
being
in
the
party.
The
i
company
went
by
special
train
to
Portend,
and
reached
HAia.
Revenge
by
;
tug
In
a
grey
morning,
with
the
rocks
j
of
Portland
and
the
clif
fe
of
Weymouth
beginning
to
respond
to
the
aun
behind
V
o
'
rj.
rr
j
.MAIL
CONTRACT
!
SCALED
TF.N-DBRS.
addressed
to
the
l'
tmatcr
Oeneral.
will
be
received
at
,Ctuwa
until
noon,
on
Friday,
the
17tb
iMwmoer.
irzo.
tor
tea
eonveyanee
oi
Hi
Uajeatyi
1111.
on
a
propoaad
Contract
for
a
period
not
exceeding
four
.year
six
(6l
tune
per
wk
on
e
,
n
ut
betwn
Prince
Rupert
and
Sub
'Delivery
Poat
Office
at
Seal
Cove,
from
he
1st
AnrU
nMt
GOT
HER
FEET
WET
CAUGHT
BAD
COLD
Mrf.
Ernrot
Hall,
Cardloal,
Oct,
writes:
-"Lat
winter
I
Rot
my
feet
vet
and
I
caught
a
terrible
eold.
I
took
different
kind
of
medicine,
Lot
none
did
me
any
Rood
and
1
(warned
to
.
.
bunion
premiers
had
a
unique
be
Retting
wor,
all
the
time.
One
'lay
I
ttij
reading
about
what
our
nu'difintOia'dHlone
fer
other,
so
thought
would
pi
a
little.
After
I
had
(aken
a
few
dose
I
found
it
w
beljrtiig
m,
so
I
took
a
few
bottlei
and
was
completely
restored
to
health.
I
cannot
praise
;
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
the
thinning
cloud.
Admiral
8lr
II
F
I
.
.
...
...
urtwern
.
rtefcnc
e.
About
fifty
vessels
took
part.
those
who
taluted
the
quarter-deck
and
(thc
who
did
not.
and
aoon
we
were
at
tea.
with
acout
aerapten
regarding
!
u
and
enemy
submarine
diving
at
our
I
aide,
a
minefield
Wod.
and
an
enemy
'fleet
in
the
trev
distance.
Peril
hv
ir
and
water
wa
concentrated
upon
ua
long
before
lunch
time.
whom:
h
mix
The
plan
of
thta
aaaemWy
of
tbe
Atlantic
fleet
wa
to
Illustrate
m
four-tern
phae
a
naval
battle
from
beginning
t'
end
showing
each
arm
In
c-
too
tigMr,
a
I
believe
tha
If
it
were
not
for
it
I
would
1
an
invalid
to-!."
i
Trice
35.
a
bottle,
large
family
aire
e0&
put
up
onljr
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Out
r
from
the
battle-cruUer
Hood,
the
moit
powerful
warthlp
In
the
world
(41,200
ton)
to
the
floop
Snap-dragin.
which
towed
the
100-it.
long
target
during
the
concentrated
(ire
by
the
15-inch
gun
(rautlng
the
frivolous
to
wonder
what
would
happen
If
the
gunlayrrt
bowled
a
wlde".
Tbe
t
ranged
presence
in
the
aembly
wa
an
eriormou
structure
with
a
flat
tap
that
looked
like
a
Clydebank
torpedo
abed
that
had
broken
loose
and
drifted
t
Portland.
Thl
wa
the
Furious,
the
famous
aircraft
carrier.
In
whose
hull
only
tbe
practised
eye
could
discern
the
beautilul
twin,
lines
of
the
"hush-bush"
ahtp
that
wa
to
depend
on
speed
rather
than
armour
and
to
catch
the
"tip-and-run"
Oerman
raiders
that
now
lie
under
the
sea
at
Scapa.
Tbe
Furious
wa
converted
Into
an
aircraft
carrier.
Her
31
knot
allow
her
to
move
beyond
any
squadron;
she
carries
six
flights
of
aeroplane
and
ha
a
complement
of
about
100
officers.
Aircraft
can
ny
from
and
alight
on
her
deck.
The
existing
phase
of
the
battle
were
developed
with
extraordinary
punctuality
and
exactitude.
Submarine
of
the
"H"
and
"R"
elas
appeared
and
tub-merged,
and
the
visitor,
straining
their
Printed
notice
containing
further
In-,
m
.
,
.
th
tlnT
In
the
P
periscope
sea.
formation
a
to
condition
of
proposed
Contract
may
be
sera
and
blank
form
gained
some
faint
Idea
what
It
all
meant
of
Tender
may
b
obtained
at
the
Post
,
to
the
nival
and
mercantile
msrin
.
inure
ui
mnce
Rupert.
Kupen.
ui.
ana
Pr:iirr
Rupert
Bub
Office
No
1.
DC
1
srd
st
'he
offlre
of
fhe
Dmrirt
Super-Ir.tendrnt
of
Potl
Service
J
F
MURRAY.
Div.rtri
Superinteiideut
of
Postal
IKrv.ce
i
u'vr.n
niiierinieTiaeiu
ujiice.
ini!
s
rnuvrr
I.
November
4
I2d
men
a
they
watched
and
watched
the
water
In
aU
wea'.hers
through
the
long
Tears
of
the
war
Aeroplane
from
the
Furious
came
out
of
the
sky
and
abot
torpedoes
Minesweeper
ahead,
steam-
up
to
eighteen
knot,
were
clearing
i
a
mtue-fleld
of
dummy
mine.
Revenge
i
ANNOUNCEMENT
J.
Bent's
Entire
Stock
to
be
SOLD
OUT
Merchants'
Sales
Service
in
full
charge
Store
Closed
All
Day
Today,
Wednesday
and
Tomorrow,
Thursday
Sale
Opens
-
Friday
Morning
Phone
651
at
Ten
o'clock
J.
BENT
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
Third
Avenue
See
Thursday's
Daily
News
for
Close
Out
Bargains
THE
DAILY
NEWS
r-
PAOE
FIVE
,
did
not
use
her
paravanes,
that
wonderful
war
Invention
of
a
mechanical
cutter
which
work
ahead
of
tbe
ahlp
cutting
mine
cables
and
bringing
the
mines
to
the
aurface
for
destruction,
it
being
found
too
difficult
to
conduct
this.
part
of
the
battle
with
the
desks
crowded
with
guests.
IlKSTIU)
VEIl
ri.OTIIX.V
The
sixth
phase
wa
a
destroyer
flotilla
taking
atatlon
on
anti-submarine
ecreen
ahead
of
the
Revenge;
then
two
submarines'
that
had
presumably
gat
through
the
screen
attacked
the
ru-hi.
"We
were
torpedoed
four
times
thrc?
times
by
L
18
(once
at
the
engine-:3cm
and
once
byj!,.
21.
The
range
was
aoout
100
jrrds;
Pro-ectlrig
destroyers
then
dropped
depth
charges
far
the
uLiiiai.ne.
a&d
$he
force
of
their
cx-p:oslc;n.
which
.Unable
to
start
the
;.Utw
of
any
uRnarine
wiUiui
75
yards,
etruck
Revenge
sharply
i
'
that
we
thought
at
first
tbe
shots
were
coming
(rem
her
guru.
The
submarine
disposed
of,
we
advanced
towards
the
enemy
Heet,
with
their
destroyers
In
'position
ready
to
run
along
the
line
of
the
three
great
battle
cruisers,
with
the
misty
shapes
of
the
battleships
be
hind
them.
fONfKNTIUTlOV
IlllE
The
main
act
of
the
drama
was
then
!
staged,
the
cruisers
opening
concentration
fire
on
the,
great
rectangular
red
target
that
had
haunted
the,
day
operation
in
the
distance.
It
is,
a
development
made
possible
by
Sir
Percy
Scotf
"director,"
by
which
the
Individual
gun
of
a
ahlp
could
be
fired
simultaneously
at
the
aame
object.
we
saw
the
broadside
of
a
number
of
thlps
controlled
by
a
signal
on
one
object.
Hood
opened
fire
and
ordered!
by
signal
the
discharge
of
the
gun
of!
the
other
cruiser.
It
was
thrilling
to!
tee
and
hear
from
the
Revenge,
whofie
gun
turrets
were
now
black
with
people,
j
She
lay
back
about
half-way
on
the;
course
between
the
firing
ships
and
the!
target,
which
were
separated
by
about
teven
miles.
The
sound
of
the
guns
that
was
heard.
It
seems,
at
Chertsey.
70
mile
away,
mas
deep.
hard,
and
terrific,
like
the
sound
of
tbe
wires
of
the
war
god
napping
their
sheets
on
their
Olymplsn
washing-day.
At
first
ahots
were
short,
but
on
the
fourth
salvo
the
target
seemed
to
be,
straddled,
and
that
teemed
to
happen
twice
afterward.
After
this
great
act
Revenge
again
became
a
combatant
and
wna
attacked.
The
range
was
four
miles,
and
all
crossed
the
line,
tbe
Idea
being
that
Revenge
was
one
of
a
line
of
ships
in
motion.
Two
hits
on
Revenge
were
registered.
Smoke
screen
were
laid
by
tbe
dtro)ers
with,
chemical
quickness,
and
the
day's
performance
ended
in
the
flaring
sunset
with
the
fleet
formed
up
as
Revenge
steamed
past
them
to
har
bor
and
anchored
under
the
dark
mass!
of
Portland.
Everyone
appreciated
the
way
thl
visit
wa
conducted"
from
station
"
to
station,
ana
no
landHman
had
ever
seen
arrangement
for
tffelr
comfort
that
worked
so
(monthly
and
happily.
The
provision
of
luncheon'
for
this
great
company
on
a
warship
at
aea
wa
a
sort
of
miracle,
and
the
program
and
explanatory
work
demand
a
special
word.
(
Nothing
Is
too
small'
or
too
big
for
the
,
'
'
Navy.
,
SANKEV
MUHDEK
TRIAL
DE
FENCE
NOW
fiOING
ON
IN
THE
ASSIZE
COURT.
(continued
from
page
four)
Identified'
the
plan
which
had
been
prepared
by
Constable
Watklnson.
About
9
30
he
said
after
be
had
nnl&hed
th-s
writing
of
a
letter
he
stated
that
h
aaw
accused
and
Margaret
Pierce
eating
ice
cream
ouUlde
his
store.
They
went
away
and
accused
came
into
the
(tore
again
about
11
o'clock
and
go,
more
Ice
cream.
Kameda
was
subjected
to
a
stiff
cross-
examination
by
Mr.
Johnson.
He
was
asked
why
he
had
given
Information
to
Mr.
Patmore
that
he
had
never
offered
the
police
when
they
Interviewed
him
in
the
course
of
their
Investigations
at
Port
Eslagton.
In
reply
be
stated
the
police
had
not
asked
htm
about
the
particular
.point
In-
question.
He
(
witness)
had,
not
eervrd
atcused
with
Ice
cream
but
It
must
have
beeu
his
daughter
who
did.
Rev.
W.
II.
Pierce
told
of
a
conversa
tion
he
had
had
with
the
crown.
witness.
Charles
Relnliolt,
who
told
him
of
two
(usplctous
white
men
going
past
his
(Relnholt's)
place
on
the
morning
In
question
just
before
the
girl.
Later
an
Indian
had
followed.
After
they
had
passed,
Relnholt
had
stated
to
him,
Pierce
testified,
that
he
himself
had
gone
down
to
the
old
mill
by
boat
to
get
some
lumber.
He
was
close
to
the
shore
but
heard
no
screams.
JJnder
cross-examination.
Pierce
told
how
he
had
thought
It
his
duty
to
take
a
hand
In
the
case,
there
being
no
other
authorities
in
the
village.
Witness
admitted
being
"busy
as
a
bee"
In
the
Investigation.
It
came
out
that
at
3
o'clock
on
the
afternoon
of
Monday
witness
had
seen
two
strange
men
rowing
In
the
river
against
the
tide
and,
connecting
them
up
with
Relnholt's
story
of
two
strange
white
men,
felt
they
might
be
guilty
and
asked
In-spector
Splller.
who
wa
then
In
Port
Esslngton,
to
(end
men
out
Jo
see
who.
they
were.
Witness
felt
It
wa
quite
possible
for
two
men
to
commit
murder
on
Sunday
morning
and,
29
hours
later,
be
rowing"
In
full
sight
on
the
river.
NATIVE
IKIKNDS
Joshua
McKay.
Fort
Simpson
Indian,
told
the
court
of
accused
going
to
the
Y.P
E.A.
1111
In
March
and
being
struck
In
the
face
with
a
basketball,
violent
nosebleed,
ensuing.
Blood
waa
running
down
over
hi
chin
and
ho
waa
holding
his
nose
and
went
outside.
He
was
wearing
a
blue
serge
suit
which
he
had
had
for
at
least
two
year.
Accused
was
nut
coutldMctl
a.,
good
basketball
Closed!
Closed!
All
..
Day
Thursday
remarking
and
re-arranging
stock
for
Our
Fifth
Annual
Temptation
Sale
The
Biggest
Sale
of
Men's
and
Boys'
Clothing
and
Furnishings
ever
known
in
Prince
Rupert
Sale
Commences
-
Friday
Noon
Read
Tomorrow's
Daily
News
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
and
hands
on
to
his
shirt
and
coat.
tiu
ksdIy.
()LMr.r.U
25
TOOTH
OF
MAN
FOUND
BY
FOSSIL
HUNTERS
BILLINGS,
Mont..
Nov
24.
Fossil
hunters
In
the
coal
beds
of
Bear
Creek
Held
near
here
have
unearthed
evidence
claimed
to
show
that
a
primitive'
man.
who
antedated'
the
Neanderthal
man
and
the
pithecanthropus
or
Java
man
of
the
Pleistocene
'
period
by
several
million
years,
ranged
the
Bear
Tootn
country
In
the?
eocene
period
early
in
the
age
of
mamals.
The
conclusion
was
reached
by
the
finding
deep
In
the
coal
beds,
located
45
miles
from
here,
of
a
human
tooth
the
enamel
of
which
had
long
since
turned,
to
carbon
and
the
lime
of
the
roots
to
Iron.
The
tooth,
declared
by
dentists
of
this
city
to
be
second
lower
molar
of
a
human
being,
was
found
by
Dr.
J.
C.
Slecfrledt.
of
Bear
Creek,
who
has
been
collecting
fossils
for
the
University
of
Iowa
and
tor
other
Institutions
in
this
coal
deposit.
Th
coal
deposit
U
In
the
Fortunlan
formation,
lowest
of
those
lain
down
In
the
eucene
period,
1,
000,000
or
more
years.
FEATHER
IN
HIS
CM'.
Motorcycle
cop.
Here,
you,
pull
over.
Autolst
Whasamatterr
M.C.
You
were
doing
fifty.
Autolst
Will
you
write
that
down
and
sign
It
so
I
can
show
It
to
my
friends
Allston
Recorder.
Among
the
appointment
announced
In
the
current
number
of
the
B.
C.
Gazette
Is
that
of
Henry
Charles
Llfton
ot
Smlthers
to
be
a
notsry
public
and
Dr.
O.
O.
Large
of
Port
Simpson
to
be
medical
health
officer
for
Port
Simpson
and
district
and
medical
Inspector
of
schools
tor
Osland,
Port
Simpson
and
Sunnyslde
cannery
schools.
The
appointment
of
Oliver
E.
Mann
of
Sklde-gate
Mission
Justice
of
the
peace
l
rescinded.
.
High
5:44
aja.
,18.1
:t
17:11
p.m.
18.2
"
Low
11:22
am.
10.7
"
nil!)
IV.
NOVEMBER
26
High
6:44
am.
17.7
ft
18:16
pjn.
16.9
"
Low
..........
12:24
pm.
1U
"
WATER
NOTICE
DIVERSION
AND
I'SE.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oosse
Packing
Company,
Limited,
whose
address
is
Vancouver,
B.C.,
will
apply
for
a
licence
to
take
and
use
100.000
gallons
per
day
of
tater
out
of
Unnamed
stream,
which
flows
northwesterly
and
drains
into
Captain's
Cove
at
head
of
Captain's
Cove.
The
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
at
a
point
about
700
feet
from
mouth
and
will
be
used
for
commercial
and
domestic
purposes
upon
the
land
described
as
Lot
1253.
Range
4,
Coast
District.
This
notice
was
posted
on
the
ground
on
the
4th
day
of
November,
1926.
A
copy
of
this
notice
and
lan
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
ithe
-'Water
Act"
wlU
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prlnc
Rupert.
B.C.
Objections
to
the
appll-;
cation
may
be
tiled
with
the
said
Water
I
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
I
Water
Rights,
Parliament
Buildings.
Victoria,
B.C..
within
thirty
days
after
the
first
appearance
ot
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
The
date
ot
the
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
November
'
In
100a
w,
.
u.
OOSSE
PACKING)
COMPANY
LTD.
Applicant.
-
By
J.
r.
Strang.
Agent.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
FOR
EM
I
ORE
In
Graham
Island,
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prlnc
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Ferguson
Bay,
Massett
Inlet,
Graham
Island.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Powell
River
Company
Limited
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
occupation
Manufacturers,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands
x.
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
at
th
northeast
corner
of
DU
1571;
thence
westerly,
following
northern
boundary
of
(aid
Lot
to
the
northwest
corner
ot
said
Lot;
thence
westerly,
northerly
and
easterly,
following
the
high
tide
mark
of
Ferguson
Bay
to
the
extreme
easterly
point
of
Echinus
Point:
thence
southeasterly
to
the
point
ot
commencement,
and
containing
150
acres,
more
or
less.
POWELL
RIVER
COMPANY,
LTD.
Agent.
J.
Douglas
Wilson.
Datd,4th
November,
1928.
'
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
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TfeSSHsVSsVsflKSssssflsLlslsflslsssssss
J
player
because
his
sight
was
bad.
That
rv
'
he
(accused)
was
not
strong
was
ap-i
PR1XCE
RUPERT
TIDES
parent
because
he
was
unable
to
carry
j
,T
4v4
a
100
pound
sack
of
clams.
WEDNESDAY.
NOVESir.EK
21
Evidence
Of
Arthur
Wesley,
another
j,Ign
4.49
ajn
189
j,
Port
Simpson
Indian,
was
along
some-
ir-io
m
m
what
similar
lines.
He,
however,
had
Low
i0:3i
ajn-
9.9
seen
blood
dripping
from
accused's
nose-
23:05
om.
5.7
"
LUMBER
We
are
manufacturing
rough'
and
dressed
lumber.
Edge
grain
boat
cedar.
Halibut
and
salmon
boxes.
Ask
For
Prices
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
S62
MILK
Cash
price
of
tickets
is
advanced
to
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
Commencing
November
1.
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxuuisite
Stock
of
Put
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Av.
TUGBOATS
Day
Phones
423,
039,
Green
238,
Black
736.
Night.
Phonos
-M,.
SM,
Green
238,
Blaok
735.
RUPERT
MARINE
PRODUCTS,
LTD.
GEO.
U.
auSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
1
y
iitr
Ii