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BRINGING
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FATHER
By
George
McIWanuj
TWICE
I'LL
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NE
NONET
WCLL.
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m
jr.
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V
have
nrrivins
FMF.S1I
KlLLF.D
HKKF.
VKAL
an.l
POHK.
We
also
carry
a
full
line
of
Fresh,
Smoked,
and
Salted
Fish.
Sealy
&
Doodson
The
Home
of
Culkley
Valley
Produce.
Branch
from
Smithers.
Sixth
Street.
Phone
455.
NOTICE
We
have
just
been
appointed
selling
agents
for
Lacq
HOUSEHOLD
LACQUEROID
Kasy
to
apply,
Watch
It
Dry
Dries
ready
for
tiso
in
half
an
hour.
The
new
Lacquer
finish
for
Floors,
Furniture,
and
Woodwork.
Kaien
Hardware
Co,
608
Third
Ave.
GENTLEMEN!
Will
you
accept
a
Suit
Length
Free
and
make
us
work
for
you?
If
you
brought
(he
cloth
Jo
me
to
make
up.
it
would
cost
you
$35.00.
Now
here's
an
offerif
you
wan!
a
good
silit
cheap!
I
will
give
a
suit
length
free
lo
the
first
five
customers
ordering
and
charge
juily
the
cos!
of
making
up,
which
is
$35.00.
Do
you
want
lo
be
one
of
I
lie
five"?
Here's
your
chance!
Ling,
the
Tailor
821
Second
Avenue.
Phone
649
Wood!
Wood!
Now
is
your
chance
DRY
CEDAR
Fulljoad
$6.00
HalMoad
'
.
.
$3.00
Large
sacks
50o
DRY
BIRCH
Per
load
$6.50
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
ESO
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices.
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I.
Cartage,
Warehousing
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
fJoal,
Sand
and
Gravel
Wi
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Kovlnfl.
MA
FERGUSON'S
PRIVATE
LIFE
Texas
Governor
Is
Just
Plain
Woman
She
Cares
Little
For
Social
Life
.L
S
1
1.,
Vox.,
Jan.
5.
4
The
honn-ly
cackle
of
Iho
chicken
yard
nr
tho
quiet
of
a
roo
garden
give
Miriam
A.
Ferguson
surcease
from
the
turmoil
whicJi
sometimes
swirls
ahout
the
gov
ernor's
chair.
A
glimpse
of
the
intimate
life
tf
the
woman
governor
was
eapitol
is
a
small
room,
reached
from
(he
governor's
office
by
a
private
iron
stairway,
where
the
governor
may
disappear
for
rest
or
study.
Mrs.
Ferguson's
chief
interest
is
Jim
rerguson,
and
when
she
dons
her
kitchen
apron
to
'
fix
something
special
for
Jim,"
it
generally
means
one
of
those
lexas
dishes,
not
the
least
of
which
is
Ihe
poor
man's
corn
bread
made
without
milk
or
eggs
Gets
$4,000
a
Year
She
cares
Iilie
for
social
life
and
most
of
her
entertaining
is
done
when
"folks
Just
drop
In
The
stale
pays
her
i,000
a
year
salary,
one
of
the
smallest
gov
ernor's
salaries
in
the
Union
ami
-allows
tier
?ri,onn
a
year
expenses
for
the
mansion,
in
cluding
maintenance
of
Ihe
grounds,
ice,
fuel
and
light.
The
cily
council
last
nigh
adopted
a
report
from
Ihe
fi
nance
committee
providing
for
the
payinenl
of
$125
lo
J.
C,
McLennan
for
services
as
census
enumerator
this
year.
Thee
duties
were
undertaken
by
Mr
McLennan
in
addition
to
his
re
Igular
work
as
assessor.
OFFICERS
OF
PYTHIAN
LODGE
ARE
INSTALLED
Ceremonies
Last
Night
Presided
Over
by
Fred
Wesch,
Deputy
Grand
Chancellor
Offieers
of
the
Skeena
Lodge,
Xo.
15.
Knights
of
l'ythlas,
for
I
he
forthcoming
term
of
office
were
installed
last
night
hy
l'red
Wesrh.
dupuly
grand
chancellor.
They
are
as
follows:
.
Ohancellor
Commander
H.
lludson.
Vice-chancellor,
M.
K.
Stepp.
I'relale,
II.
Hlake
caught
when,
at
the
heighth
of'
lr,
Wcsch
Hie
politico-highway
contro-
Master
of
Finance,
Sid
Ilamh-
versy,
she
.slipped
away
to
Irin.'lin.
her
rose
bushes,
buy
clolhes
in
remple.
ber
home
town,
and
in-idenlally
pay
her
poll
tax.
Despile
the
fairy
stories
about
Mrs.
Fenguson,
homely
and
beau
tiful,
hig
and
little,
ignorant
and
intelligent,
here
aro
some
actual!
facts
about
her:
iShe
feeds
lier
chicks.
Kals
"poor
man's
bread"
and
turnip
greens.
Wears
low-heeled
shoe's.
,
lrives
her
autonwhile.
lkes
not
wear
bobbed
hair.
Spreads
on
a
little
rouge.
Docs
not
care
for
"society."
Does
not
smoke.
Occasionally
tells
Jim,
her
husband,
where
to
head
in.
Does
not
permit
Jim
to
keep
a
cow
in
the
mansion
yard.
Not
High-toned
Mrs.
Ferguson
does
not
put
on
high-toned
airs.
She
dresses
neatly.
Last
summer
she
wore
light
organdie
dresses
of
mild
shades.
Tliu
fall
and
winter
her
gowns
run
lo
dark
colors,
blue
and
blick
satin.
She
prefers
black
or
taa
shoes,
according
to
the
dress
?he
is
wearing.
The
governor's
hair
is
dack
streaked
with
Cray,
and
is
worn
in
a
coil
around
her
head.
Her
usual
office
hours
are
from
9
a.m.
lo
1
p.m.
She
and
her
husband
frequently
occupy
opposite
sitles
of
a
flat
top
desk,
dividing
Ihe
work
between
them.
Sometimes
Mt.
Ferguson,
tho
former
governor,
uses
an
ante
room,
next
to
the
executive
office
Tor
consulting
visitors,
while
his
wife
sits
within
the
executive
office
proper
interviewing
callers.
Sh'e
Is
Boss
.Mrs.
Fenguson
has
been
known
lo
-thump
tho
flat
top
desk
wilh
her
womanly
fist
nnd
inform
Jim
just
who
is
governor.
She
lakes
time
from
work
lo
chat
with
women
secretaries
in
the
office
ahout
everyday
things
women
are
interested
in.
On
the
second
floor
of
Ihe
Master
of
F.xeheciuer,
(ieorgc
Johnstone.
Master
at
Arms,
Oeorge
Lambert.
Inner
iuard.
Jack
Ilulger.
Dnier
liuard.
F,
W.
Hart.
ALASKA
NATIVE
WINS
DAMAGE
SUIT
FROM
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
awarded
$5,000
damages
by
Hie
jury
which
heard
his
case
igaiiisl.
the
Alaska
Sle'amshiu
siiackle
securing
a
boom
slay
on
I
lie
freighter
Cordova
xavr
way
a
a
boiler
was
beirw.'
hoist
ed
over
the
side,
the
loosened
cable
end
lashing
out
and
strik
ing
Katzeek
in
the
back
and
inflicting
permanent
injuries
upon
him.
The
accident
occtired
nl
the
Haines
Packing
Company's
plant
at
the
mouth
of
Ihe
Chil-kai
river
on
May
30.
1921.
The
case
was
tried
before
Judge
Reed
and
a
jury
in
Hie
district
court
here.
One
Hundred
Men
Now
Jobless
In
City
60
Arrive
From
Owing
to
the
mild
wealher
in:
the
interior
and
the
consequent
absence
of
snow,
making
il
Im
possible
to
haul
ties
and
poles
from
Ihe
bush,
fifty,
men
canif
jn
from
interior
points
over
the
week
end
according
to
J.
Campbell,
government
employment
agent.
There
is
a
total
of
one
hundred
men
now
in
the
city
needing
employment.
At
present
them
is
no
demand
for
labor
ol
any
description.
from
all
other
laxatives
and
relief
lor
Defective
Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
Tke
action
of
Natute'i
Remedy
(Ut
Tablet.
U
more
natural
and
Ihor
tragfu
The
effects
viH
be
a
repeti
tion
you
will
feel
so.foad.
IK)
ake
the
test.
You
will
appreciate
this
difference.
U4
Far
0t
Thlrt
r
Tim
Chips
off
the
Old
Block
Id
JUNIORS
Uttle
Ma
Tlx
Mm
M
la
MMhlrl
COM,
vanar-coaua.
rercnuarca
na
tdult
m
SOU)
IT
YOUR
DftUMISr
MRS.
ZIMBALIST
SELLS
HER
HOME
Alma
Gluck
Made
Original
Purchase
With
Proceeds
of
Sale
of
Reoord
M:V,
YOHK,
Jan.
5.
Mrs
.frem
Ximhalist,
known
on
the
opera
stage
as
Altna
lluck,
re
vonled
thai
she
had
sold
her
home
at
101
Kast
72nd
Street
at
a
profit
of
more
than
100
per
cent.
Mrs.
Zimhalisl
bought
tin
place
in
11)19
on
the
royalties
from
more
than'
1,000,000
repro
Keeper
of
Records
and
SeN,,HCjona
of
a
j,,
phonograph
record,
"Carry
Me
Hack
lo
OP
Virginny,"
over
the
opposition
of
her
husband.
She
paid
rfowr.
$127,000
on
Ihe
twenty-room
house.
iasl
.Monday
contracts
were
signed
for
its
sale
to
Jerome
C
and
Mortimer
(I.
Mayer
and
Shroder
and
Koppel
at
a
price
of
$.100,000.
she
said.
SPORT
CHAT
Almost
the
last
of
the
noble
ir.NTAL',
Jan.
5.
Dan
Ka!-
men
horse
irainers
in
Oreal
Itril-
zeek,
a
native
Alaska
Indian,
was
lain,
Hon.
(ieorgc
l.amblon.
is
re
tiring
from
his
profession
with
all
Ihe
blile
ribbons
of
the
Fug-lish
turf
in
his
possession.
The
uompaiiy
in
which
he
sought
t
j'Hoii.
Oeorge
has
trained
Ihe
recover
$30,000
for
injuries
re-
horses
of'the
Karl
of
Derby
ceived
in
192.1.
Isiiice
8!)1
and
has
won
Dm
Katzeek
was
injured
when
a
'coveted
classics
Ihe
Derby,
Ihe
UNEMPLOYED
LIST
HERE
IS
GROWING
Oaks
Ihe
SI.
Leger
and
the
Eclipse
Slakes.
The
trarner
and
his
noble
employer
crowned
their
racing
careers
in
I9S5
"by
winning
Ihe
Derby
wilh
Sansovino
after
more
than
thirty
year
of
effort.
Oeorge
Lamlitnn
is
lb
fifth
sou
of
the
late
Karl
ol
Durham.
Members
of
the
football
team
of
two
Spokane
high
schools
were
promised
thai
the
first
lo
mak
a
touchdown
in
Ihe
annual
gaim
between
the
institutions
would
he
rewarded
with
.
Ihe
"world's
largest
sandwich."
The
rooters
made
good
by
presenting
Ihe
fortunate
player,
Fred
Hunter,
fullback
on
Ihe
Lewis
and
Clark
'.team,
a
sandwich
five
and
a
half
feet
in
diameter.
II
contained
ISO
pounds
of
hamburger,
a
gal
Ion
and
a
half
of
oysters,
10
dozen
eggs,
and
25
pound
of
butter,
Ihe
last
ued
to
fry
the
me:i
and
M'rcad.
the
"bun."
Hunter
i,i
'
s'Miys
rm
ctrt
jf
of,
lhewi'fioVnTiony
asseiiflileirtn
n
special
convocation
to
witness
the
presentation
and
to
celebrate
I
lie
victory.
IIox
scores
of
the
American
League
during
the
I93
season
contained
the
names
of
26
1
players.
Only
six
of
this
number
hud
the
'distinction
of
playing
In
every
game
during
Ihe
year.
Ac
cording
to
stalislics
188
players
parlicipated
in
fifleen
or
more
games,
while
7(5
were
credited
wilh
participation
in
less
than
rifleen
games.
The
six
players
who
went
through
without
miss
ing
a
game
were
Joe
Sewell
of
Ihe
Cleveland
Indians;
Sam
Rice
Nwshingtnn;
Al
.Simmons,
Phil
adelphia
Ahlecs.;
Hib
Falk,
Uil
cago
White
Sox;
Hob
Meusel
.ew
Virk
lankees,
and
Marly
Mc.Manus.
St.
Louis
Hrowns.
The
Itoslon
and
Detroit
clubs
were
Ihe
only
ones
thai
failed
In
hav
a
player
parllcipnle
in
all
of
their
games.
Showing
such
marked
suner
iorily
Iftat
Ihe
matches
had
nol
a
cuance
of
becoming
exciting
al
any
singe,
the
Commercial
Orads,
famous
Ivdmontnn'
Rlrls
basketball
team,
easily
defeated
the
Chicago
Tri-Chl
In
a
series
of
two
games
al
Kdrnonlori
Jasl
week.
jift
final
count
of
the
cries
was
69
for
Ihe
Gradj
and
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
loto
r
lift
rntu
aics.
MUX
YVAXTF.D
lo
learn
Aulo-
tractor,
Mattery
ignition.
DiJ-j
acetylene
welding
an
I
viilianiL
ing.
we
also
leaeti
nncKiav.
ing,
plastering
nnd
tile-selling
Wrile
or
call,
Hemphill
Auto
F.ngineerlng
School,
If)
Hastings
SlreCl
Kast,
Vancouver.
II.C.
tf
LA
DIMS
VVAXTF.D
lo
lern
lleauly
Culture.
Wrilp
or
oat!
for
free
catalogue.
M(nr
lieauty
Shop,
10
Hastings
SI.
Ka!,
Vancouver,
II.C.
II
WAXTKI).
Woman
wants
wrrk
hy
Ihe
hour.
Phone
lilue
3.1(1.
WAXTFD.-
580.
-Plain
sewing.
FOR
SALE
Phone
t!
FOIl
SALF..
Afler
Ihe
flrl
of
the
year,
complete
dance
out
-fit
of
drums
and
accessor!
and
act
of
SH
octave
Deagan
orchestra
bells.
For
details
and
further
information,
see
Ci.
L.
Morte.
303
FOH
SALK.
Hrunswiek
phonn-
graph,
upright
style,
in
funinl
oak,
almost
new.
mist
3I85.
Price
tlQO.
Pullen.
Dallv
Xews
Office.
It
FOH
SALK.
I0S3
Chevrolet
Sedan
in
splendid
comlilion;
guaranteed
,-iinniiig
order.
fi50.00
terms.
Phone
Own
513.
If
FOH
SALU
Pnrly
horse
iKwr
stationary
leam
engine,
neurlv
new.
Apply
P.O.
Ilox
310,
Prince
ltupert.
II.C.
35
TO
RENT
FOH
IIKXT.
Modern
four
room
ed
flat
wilh
Monareli
range,
Clapp
Mock.
Wcslenhaver
Pro.
tf
FOft
liliXT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
II
FOUIl
Itnom
Suite
for
Itent.
Hot
water
heat.
Apply
Smith
&
Mallctl.
Ltd.
tf
MODF.flN
FLAT
for
Ilenl.
Apply
Max
Hellbroner.
,'tf
BOARD
HOAHD
&
HOOM
in
cnuifortahk
home.
Apply
Hox
287
Dailv
Xews
office.
301
HO
Aft
I)
The
Inlander.
8H0
Second
Avenue,
Phone
1.11
FURNITURE
AND
RANGES
FUHXITPHK
and
Manges
bought
sold
and
exchanged.
Xew
fur
niture
and
ranges
exchanged
for
your
old
ones.
Hedronm
living
room
and
dining
room
furniture
always
in
slock.
Al
ways
watch
my
window.
It's
changed
daily.
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture.
-I
PRINCE
RUPERT
Tint-M
High
Low
Wednesday,
January
6
0:25
a.m.
IH.5
ft
18:32
p.m.
12:32
p.m.
10.5
0.7
2"
for
the
Tri-Chis.
The
firsl
game,
refilled
in
a
score
of
35
lo
12
and
Ihe
second
31
lo
8.
The
star
players
of
the
series
for
the
Crads
were
Connie
Smilii
and
Ihe
Johnson
sisters
Dot
and
Daisy.
uy
winning
the
series,
the
Crads
relained
their
title
a
inlernnlional
girls'
basket-ball
champions.
Adverllie
In
Ihe
Daily
,Sew
DRY
WOOD.
Split
lo
any
length
in
dc&,
Kr
load
?C.OO.
.
SALT
IIHItltlMl.
A.
ISAACSON,
Seal
Cove.
Phone
lllnck
lot
AUCTION
SALE
AN
AUrrioX
Sail-
will
he
held
at
725
Fraser
Street
on
Thursday.
January
7,
at
2.30
p.m.
con-Misting
of
oak
dining
iMhle,
chairs,
carpel.
he;er,
Morris
chair,
mahogany
Whatnot,
Hep
organ
and
stool,
beds,
springs
and
tnallr'es,
bureaux,
Hiif-fonier,
bedding,
kitchen
table
ltiisi.in
fur
robe.
pirtHmn.
U'.
Phil.olt,
Kvllt
A
Co.,
Auctioneers.
I
AUCTION
SALE
NFAT
Al
triloN
SALK
will
lake
place
un
January
1
1.
Ilemi
I
Hsl
.later.
Hefor
celling
fur
-niture,
nierchaidhM
or
article;-of
valiin,
yet
my
itdilc
and
valuation.
(Utunsel
free.
I
sell
on
commission
or
buy
outright
for
cash.
SallsTiift
in
guaranteed.
Settlement
i.n-mediately
alter
lc.
O.
F.
Hrtne,
Auctioneer,
I'hune
77
4.
P.O.
I
(ox
II!).
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1922-
Otdsmohilc
I,
5
pnsCM-ger
louring
tttOO.0'1
1U20
Xash
5
passenger
louring
I8&0.00
1021
Overland
Sclnn..
I7OO.00
1919
Meo
seven
paenijer
louring
$700.00
I
lJ25
Ford
Coupe,
balloon
tires
car
like
new
1660.00
I
1822
Ford
Tud.r
ed.m.
.
$125.00
I
1022
Ford
Coupe
3MJ)fi
I
1021
Ford
one
(tn
truck,
paaol
body
....1
1375.00
I
Ford
light
delivery
chassis.
rehulll
$l7fi.00
AH
cars
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Kasv
terms
can
be
arranged.
KAIEN
OARAGE
Ford
and
Chevrolet
Service
Sln-tion.
Agcnl
for
MrLaoghlln.
Oakland,
Oldsmobile
ami
Chev
rolet
cars,
Meo.
(LM.C.
and
Federal
Trucks.
WMKCKLNll
8P.MVICK
DAY
AXD
NIGHT.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gusl)
Six-
and
seven-passenger
Sludo-bakers
al
ymr
disposal
any
tiiii
for
50c
Service
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Fmpress
Hotel
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furniture
Store.
Wo
Huy.
Sell
and
Kx
changn
Xew
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
8.10
Third
Ave.
Hi,
nna
fill
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Movlno.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MU8I0
STORE.
303
Third
Avenue
Sole
agcnl
for
Columbia
Itecords
Wo
repair
Phonographs,
Hlcycles,
1lugg(en,
Hacquels
and
Musical
In-slrumenti
of
all
kind,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
leu
than
50c
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