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Friday,
Nov.
25,
1027
RECORD
OF
ROBERT
PAMPHLET
(Vancouver
Province)
Perhaps
Captain
Robert
Pamphlet,
Canadian
master
seaman
and
native
of
Victoria,
deserves
to
spend
the
next
two
years
as
the
prisoner
of
the
United
States
on
McNeill
Island.
Perhaps
be
is
not
a
brave
sailor-and
a
humane
man,
but
only
a
convicted
felon,
who
ought
to
expiate
his
crime.
Perhaps,
even
if
there
is
something
to
be
sajd
for
a
Canadian
rum
runner
who
saved
American
seamen
frdm
the'
grave
ef
ships
and
men
in
the
angry
waters
of
the
Columbia
River
bar,
the
justice
of
the
United
States
cannot
be
vindicated
except
by
hitptfaishment.
Perhaps
the
government
of
Canada
oejrht
not
to
interest
itself
in
what
happens
to
this
man.
Perhaps
it
is
so.
But
we
cannot
bring
ourselves
to
believe
it
A
great
many
of
our
fellow
citicens
cannot
bring
themselves
to
believe
that
Canada
ought
to
abandon
Captain
Pamphlet.
They
will
be
stirred
by
the
latest
news
about
him.
He
has
gone
down
from
this
city
to
Portland,
to
surrender
himself
to
the
law
officers
of
the
United
States.
He
is
facing
a
term
of
two
years
in
the
federal
penitentiary
at
McNeill
Island.
He
has
exhausted
the
legal
resources
of
his
defense,
and
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States
has
said
that
his
answer
to
the
indictment,
"that
he
did
en
ter
the
United
States
without
a
passport."
is
not
sufficient
if
it
rests
upon
the
fact
that
he
entered
to
save
American
lives.
Nothing
can
lio
linn,
fnr
VI.
man
unlu.
l
i"nIJ
J
......
t.
1-
.1
I
Warmth
for
frosty
mornings
Protects
against
stormy
weather
Kind
to
little
stomachs
In
the
wcat
tba
goranunental
T-
trn
were
far
in
adrance
of
population.
I
There
were
rut
buUdtnga
at
aoh
pro-Tincial
capital
and
an
organ
Uatloat
eap-j
able
of
catering
to
tbe
demand!
of
great
many
proolr
jret
tbe
tiwpiwattmi
todav
waa
not
larse
Thore
wait
tfcrr
'
w-
ii
uiniw
icourcui
vyvytM'
",
uo;
fcraUauuMyliw,
and
ideals.
mat
ne
ougni
to
be
pardoned.
r
Unless
we
are
all
wrong
in
our
opinion
of
Robert
Pamphlet
and
Ms
sea
adventure
off
the
Columbia
bar
on
that
February
day
of
wild
wind
and
wave
in
1925,
he
ought
to
be
lmrdoned.
It
we
are
wrong
in
our
opinion,
we
have
been
misguided
by
the
news
items
in
the
American
newspapers.
They
say
he
was
bound
south
out
of
Vancouver
In
his
converted
Pescawba,
halibut
schooner
turned
rum
runner,
running
well
outalde
the
twelve-mile
limit,
and,
therefore,
rum
runner
or
not,
bound
upon
his
lawful
ea
occasions.
They
say
he
sighted
the
Caoba,
lumber
schooner,
American
register,
in
distress
on
the
Columbia
bar,
her
people
in
peril
of
their
lives,
They
say
he
put
his
helm
hard
a-starboard,
ran
shoreward
within
the
tweh
e-mile
limit,
put
his
Pescawha
alongside
the
Caoba,
saved
her
people
from
the
sea.
They
say
he
acquitted
himself
well
and
truly,!
he
and
hjs
men,
like
good
seamen
and
brave
men.
And
they
say
that,
the
rescue
made
and
the
sea
abated,
the
United.
States
revenue
cutter
pat
out
and
arrested
Captain
Pamphlet
and
his
staunch
little
rum-running
schooner.
There
seems
to
be
enough
corroboration
of
this
story
to
make
it
credible.
They
have
trusted
Captain
Pamphlet
not
tb
run
away
from
his
punishment,
any
more
than
he
ran
away
from
the
sea
tra-ditioh'W
his
race.
He
has
made
his
fight,
he
has
protested
his
innocence,
he
has
said
he
was
not
bound
upon
any
business
in
violation
qf
American
law
in
the
place
and
at
the
time
of
his
arrest
and
n6w
he
has
gone
to
give
himself
up.
And
for
further
corrobor-ationwien
he
gives
himself
up.
and
when
they
search
him
at
the
prison
gates,
they
will
find
he
carries
a
gold
watch,
bearing
this
inscription:
"Captain
Robert
Pamphlet,
a
true
sailor,
in
recognition
of
his
action
In
rescuing
the
crew
of
our
SS.
Caoba
at
sea,
February
3,
1925.
Sudden
k
Christensen."
We
think
that
President
Coolidge.
if
he
heard
this
story,
would
feel
that
Captain
Robert
Pamphlet.
Canadian
master
seaman',
was
too
good
a
man
to
go
to
prison
in
satisfaction
of
a
technical
offense
against
the
laws
of
the
United
States.
W'p
thinV
tht
p.
mier
Maekensie
King,
whose
duty
it
is.
ought
to
tell
this
story
to
;ueni
ixwuage,
ana
mat
ne
ought
to
ask
for
Captain
Pamphlet'
pardon.
PRINCE
GOOD
ADVERTISING
AGENT
The
Prince
ef
Wales
is
one
of
the
best
advertising
agents
th
Lfumiiuun
in
iguana
nas.
ne
is
constant
v
mnreaa
nir
nnnn
tfco
people
of
Britain
the
greatness
and
especially
the
remarkable
possibilities
of
Canada.
Now
he
sees
the
era
of
great
expansion
that
is
coming
nere
ana
is
telling
about
it.
The
Prince
is
worth
a
lot
to
us
iinanciauy.
Guard
the
children's
health
SHREDDED
BEST
SETTLERS
BEEF
PRICES
FOR
CANADA
IS
NOW
HIGHER
rv
i
nnnmn
rT
n
i
K
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KM
IN
H..A'KAbouMnTurlejr.Srfr.
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Price
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Rut
Immigration
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Ar?
Arriving
(liVPi
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lTM4KW
,urrv
of
UMtSOU
ary
Club
un
jWg
tugher
prices
prim
has
rtsea
k
enjoyed
tbe
prtUegea
so
tbe
country
j
denly
drjp
gi
year
saw
u
.
ninv
.
expect
respect
tot,
tne
Moet
of
lbe
.tulka
oomm.Trfll,
brec.
and
a
ataa-M
immu
away
be
espeated
Urging
that
only
the
Hat
tU
rjht
W
feaftantag
Um
year,
eiticrs
be
admitted
to
Canasta.
Rer.
W
t
Tkk,
-
m,
m
tba
fact
tbeft
F
Price
oi
this
city
Mlre-ad
a
MMfci
tM
cUi)ililHm"t
ware
this
address
to
tbe
Rou
iaa.
1
be-
year
i
ru,
A,roan
sppeuie
cbeau
yesterday
afternoon
la
the
0$m-
It
U
;b(
U)An
Mpptf.
e.
BKXfeee
Cale
PcwJ
UMU
thr
Mkley
VaUay
will
fur-
Mr
Price
urgod
that
tb.
quato.
i
.tettulr
.ru,
fully
19
"
'baa,
MM
Uerombe
SI.
(h.
tm
UMtetrat
of
all
problem.
Utf.
Te
.
-
-
.
hlA.
Brtmm
tw
qumUw
waa
bow
to
ttcw
paopta
of
.
.
..
""rLV.t
nd
uu,
.f
I"
'r
of
laad
were
bring
puobctf
back
antf
Sla-1
-
.
.
.
incu
tanatlf
aabariwa
troca
tUr-nwnt
were
fouad
to
te
admirably
aultad
for
culttvaUoa
and
frowtnc
eropa.
brtr
oat
rathrr
than
Saad
it
to
boas
watch
ajw
ao
b:nf
kiUod
aff
Ob
tb
ooatrarj.
wrv
ht
pricv
of
corn
low.
It
woaM
than
i
:lw
ftnwn
to
con-Ttft
that
oera
uito
pork
througbouT
Ute
wtetor.
!:..
ami:
il
fs
hliber
m
prl
tblt
.-..II
rtlTEblng
tbarv'bainf
anacontlnenttl
raUway
ayatwaii.
which
nm
"
Ar
nc
waa
ahead
of
tb
need
at
tba
ttgaea.
aWJ
j
IMiep
a
u
puurva
nature
mmm
Everything
indicated
tbe
newd
of
.
fawnwa
wMMr
aesnUlltlwa.
Butter
kaa
larger
popuUUon
-
peopie
and
Um"u
sa
ajump
and
tba
zpaeutlOM
Har
oSe
sad
wasgar
ssjat
mm
win
e
a
runner
nae
m
pronle
of
the
right
kind.
Proofe
wae
Biee
Mtai
neti
Monday
ueeded
who
were
likety
to
be
latlilaU
Mwlia
appa
remain
firm
in
pas.
and
not
tttoae
attraoted
b-
atarUo
of
.Tbare
kwaka
like
a
throat
of
a
abort,
ephemeral
wealth
While
nopunUoa
therwtgtwiut
tbe
Dominion
aa
at
the
waa
needed
It
was
bettor
to
be
wit
Lout
j
praaeM
rata
o!
caiuumptlooi
tbe
awpellta
It
than
to
get
people
of
the
wrong
I
aTaUabte
will
not
lart
long.
ThaVe
are
pracucaUy
no
importattooa
from
tbe
Tbe
great
need
waa
of
people
wbo
V&.
when
there
li
a
pltnttful
eupplT
would
cultivate
the
aotl.
Oltr
dweHcr
:
a
tbe
Swiping
duty
would
apply.
Call-
weee
not
aeedvd.
Want
waa
vaatad
waa
people
who
could
win
wimoeaa,
paapji
vho
would
adopt
the
mexai.
aoelal
and
political
ufe
of
the
country,
who
would
teak
to
nwke
Canada
a
load
to
love
and
honor
tn
eight
of
tbe
prortnoea
tbe
popula
tion
waa
iargel
Brtttah
and
he
tboufbt
It
wen
that
rt
anouW
remain
so.
In
tbe
British
people
ih
found
reapaet
Car
tba
law.
and
a
onnaeloutaaaa
of
liberty
and
truth,
reverence
for
moral
ity
and
religion
and
a
dislike
of
poll
Ucal
corruption
and
graft.
Tbe
speaker
aald
he
was
not
claim
ing
perfection
but
ha
bettered
that
with
all
faults
admitted,
the
Britten
Empire
ktands
for
the
hlgheet
type
of
lvulaatMntBe
world
has
ever
known.
ritlVU
KiiKs
AMI
Dl
Til
s
ImmlgrsnU
who
came
to
thlseountry
torm
grapefruit
are
now
off
the
saar-
bet.
than
place
being
taken
by
tboae
from
PlorKta
where
there
la
a
aplendid
crap
and
aa
grcster
supplies
are
aall
able
the
price
will
coax
lower.
Vivri.
OKANOBs
.
Tbe
first
of
the
naeel
aringai
will
arrive
ka
Vancouver
on
Mutday
and
it
tratavehipped
in
tune
ought
to
be
here
on
Wednesday
boat,
otbarwlaa
they
wUi
cat
be
hate
until
Sotavway
neat.
Tbe
speaing
price
1
it
naveS
will
be
about
the
amine
at
Valencia
with
a
regular
drop
as
uppl:n
tn
crease.
The
first
of
the
Jap
cvangas
ought
to
be
bare
la
abaut
a
wtfek
alao
apd
It
la
expected
Use
price
will
be
tl
00
a
boa.
Lust
year.
n
waa
azpreted
that
tbe
price
M
these
j
mtle
oranges
wjuld
hive
been
more
than
,
It
was
and
soma
people
sre
already
wondering
whether
the
price
will
aud-
Were
they
flrtn
ItfjmsUi
firm
sugar
took
a
iraruoaai
The
signs
were
ominous.
Mr.
Prtr.
atvtk
Af
muuI(II
tn
thai
,
is
aite
tn
package
teas
hsve
not
sd
OnlUd
SUtes.
psrtlcul.rng
Chicago
L.ncsa
.
JlT
Itf
Jl
abere
gang
rule
prevailed.
The
bet
I
the
condition.
Canada
was
on
the
same
Job
of
nation
building.
If
tbe
people
bere
had
any
sent
they
would
profit
by
what
bad
occurred
in
the
Dotted
States.
The
did
not
nut
the
riffraff
of
Europe
or
the
drunken
and
unfit
from
the
slums
of
England.
In
some
parts
of
Canada
even
today
only
tmall
part
of
tbe
population
was
British.
Concluding
Mr
price
aald
he
believed
that
Canada
was
destined
to
be
the
I
greatest
nation
on
Ood's
earth
but
it
wouM
be
what
tbe
people
made
it.
1
The
extent
to
which)
this
was
true
;
would
not
depend
upon
material
wealth
j
but
upon
moral
strength.
The
words
"righteousness
exaltetb
a
nation"
were
atui
true.
MOOSE
WHIST
AND
DANCE
SUCCESSFUL
Tan
lluuUml
rrroont
Attended
Very
hnjmalilr
Kirnt
lat
Mcht
I
ndrr
Auplre
of
Antlrrrd
Herd
About
two
hundred
persona
attended
the
whist
drive
and
dance
given
last
OJgbt
by
the
Moose
.Lodge,
tbe
affair
being
one
of
much
suocees
and
enjoy
ment.
Prtrcs
at
cards
were
won
aa
follows:
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
Dunbar;
ladles'
sec
ond.
Mrs.
Asparln;
ladles'
third.
Mrs.
Nortborer:
men's
first,
E.
Ounderson;
men'a
teeood,
O.
StegavSg:
men's
third,
A.
Norgren.
Itefreshements
were
served
and
danoing
toilewed.
music
being
by
the
Moonlight
Frollekers.
B.
J.
Bacon
was
master
ef
ceremonies
with
Bert
ilotktna
on
the
door.
The
committee
tn
charge
consisted
of
Otlll
Boyer.
San
Haudeiischlld.
A.
Bartlett,
L.
R.
Parry
and
A.
Ohnesorg.
GROTTO
WELL
AWAY
IN
WHIST
LEAGUE
Have
sul.stanll.il
Lend
IMer
Knights
of
Pythias
mill
N'atite
hunt
of
Canada
Prlr.ee
Hupert
Fraternal
Wis
League
results
aafUighJ
werj
A
fjallows:
I
St.
George's
2,
M'ooee
TsMsV
Sons
of
Canada
Knights
of
Pythias
3
Seal
Cove
5.
6t.
Andrew's
4.
I.OOJ".
3,
Grotto
8.
W.
L.
Pts.
Grotto
5
g
Knights
pf
Pythias
3
2
Spas
of
Canada
3
1
St.
Andrew's
2
3
LO.O.J"
2
3
Seal
Cove
2
3
Moose
2
2
St.
Gforge's
0
6
The
postponed
game.
Sons
of
Canada
va
Moose
will
be
played
in
Moose
Hall
1
n
Tueeday
I
drop
but
tea
remains
steady,
although
The
new
seasons
filberts
are
in
and
look
nice
and
inviting
and
those
who
like
them
can
buy
Jmualrm
artichokes
now.
Tl
ICKKVs
firAltfE
Prospects
for
the
Cbristmss
turkey
remain
a
poor
aa
they
did
at
Thanks-greteg
All
over
the
continent
right
C!w-n
to
the
southern
states
there
Is
tbe
same
itjry
The
late
spring
waa
not
favorablr
to
the
young
turke
they're
Its
romantic
STORY
A
World
Search
for
Rare
Medicinal
Herbs.
It
is
not
commonly
known
that
countries
so
far
apart
as
China
and
Spain,
Japan
and
England,
and
Tasmania
and
France
have
to
he
earthed
for
the
tpeciei
of
herx
used
in
the
maaufactnre
of
that
world
famed
healing
balm
ZAM
HUK
Thete
herbs
are
maay
of
them,
rare
and
cosily.
They
need
lobe
gathered
jot
at
the
ntbt
season
when
their
juices
and
meditinal
contentt
are
at
their
very
best.
htrht
tn
1
.umantm
Zam
lj;ik
is
the
true
successor
of
the
herbal
healing
halms
of
Antient
home,
Willi
tlnv
i
m
1
Kirtant
advantage
Zam
bok,
in
adriihnn
to
its
rare
herbal
tomposurjii.
has
twenueih
century
medical
tno-ledge
and
marvafacturinjj
skill,
10
bring
it
to
a
pitta
of
perfection,
probably
never
equalled
in
ihs
arumlt
of
hearing.
The
d
1
Her
eat
tncdicinal
qwathiet
in
Zam
buk
are
beattifully
batanted
The
healing
side
with
the
antistatic,
the
toothing
with
the
germicidal,
it
is
penetrative
ret
not
too
stHnotaling.
and
list
jest
ike
right
ioUtcity
i(
removing
supertktaj
sufcUjfigt.
apraimand
paws.
,
.Thn
.am-hajis,,.
mtful..
reliable,
and
highly
concentrated,
medicinal
dressing
alwsvs
ready
to
instantly
omhe
pain,
-.f.y
allay
sweltmg
and
inflsra
mat
ion
eipel
deep
seated
deate,
and
j,'row
new
liealtby
asin
ttorrmet,
oners
of
Zm-hu!
haye
peilect
conhdence
!i
th
alone
c
otfies
fji
the
knp
ledge
that
u
is
a
teimed
herbal
preparation
and
not
an
artuicial
oistlQCnt
compohcd
of
pore
-clog,
ng
fats
and
erode
drugs.
Zam
buk
is
invaluable
in
all
itching,
inflamed,
and
dmeakefl
conditions
ef
the
skin,
wh
11
tt
swift
antiei!tic
besling
makes
it
the
deal
first
a
id
dressing
fot
burns
a'
1
r:ots,
el.
U
Is
al.
tiie
oottrtig
re
ledv
for
p.lc
Of
dealers
ever
c
ic
a
the
h:i
'
for
a,
at
Zam
buk
U
,
Dupont
Sl.
Torouto.
KEEP
IT
HAH
I
mwtm
'
NnMaataW
The
best
of
Beverages
THREE
STAR
r
:
,
"
"
1
i
BY
HENNESSY
BEAM
a
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bai
of
British
Columbia
Cellcate
youngsters
at
the
best
and
it
appears
that
the
average
weight
available
this
year
will
be
rather
small
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
ovi:mui:u
u.
mi.
A
lengthy
interview
given
by
Alfred
Adams
of
Massett
has
been
published
a
the
Victoria
Times.
George
Abbott.
Robert
Shnibsall
aad
W
Wilson
are
expected
to
return
boate
irom
tbe
War
this
week.
There
was
a
meeting
tn
the
City
Hall
lost
night
with
a
view
to
organising
an
Independent
Boat
Owners
and
Fisheries
Protective
Association.
Aid.
John
Dyb-t-avn
was
in
the
chair.
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
ITIt'K
III'
APPLIfATION
IOK
liKEK
I.IC'I.NC'K
1
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
"GIVEN
that,
on
1
he
3rd
day
of
December
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
i
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
in
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
the
1
building
known
as
Seal
dove
Hotel,
alt-
I
uate
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
11
1
ihe
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
1
the
lands
described
aa
an
that
portion
j
of
Waterfront
Block
"I,"
Bay
of
Prince
1
Rupert,
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
Provinc
of
British
Columbus.
Map
92i,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
and'
being
more
particularly
described
as.
follows:
'Commencing
at
a
point
which
Ilea
tn
a
straight
line
of
bearing
north
60
dee
28'
8"
East
a
distance
of
77.20
feet
from
the
centre
of
circle
as
shown
on
said
Plan
023,
Section
7.
thence
south
6deg
I
'.a'
25"
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
'
point
.
thence
north
83deg.
24
35"
East
1
distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
1
north
Sdef.
34'
2S"
West
a
dUt.nce
et
co
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
S3des
I
t
"
r'v
durtknee
of
100
feet
to
ihe
point
of
commencement"
for
the
sale
of
beer
by,
the
glass
or
by
the
open
bottle
far
consumption
on
tbe
premises.
DATED
this
4th
day
of
Nevember.
1927
H.
A.
DODD.
t2
Applicant
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
Of
IXTKNTIOV
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Prince
Rupert
Und
Recording
Duplet
and
altuate
on
the
southwest
cor-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Arthur
Robertson
of
Massett.
B.C..
occupation
a
lWbe?-'
man.
Intenda
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
descrfbed
lands
-
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
one
chain
westerly
from
(he
momhrt
ah
unnamed
creek
flowing
tatoan
unnamed
bay
on
the
south
bank
of
Port
Chanal.
Graham
Island
Queen
Chartotte
"'."''"intt
of
Brltishcolumblit
thence
4
chains
southerly;
thence
16
meat,
aud
mm.ag
,
acres,
r?C0r
j
E-i.'aed,
A,
ROBERTSON,
Dated
rvh..
Applicant
I
K
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand'
ippers
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
(X
W
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
H
AN
AD
IAN
NATJONA!
Largca
Railway
Syflem
in
Amen
STEAMSHIP
AND
TKAIN
SERVICE
8aUlngs
from
miXfE
lltTERT
for
VAXCOIVER.
VUTO""-
and
Intermediate
polnU,
each
I
K1HAY.
900
For
STEWART
and
ANYOX.
each
HEIlM'SHAY.
'
,
..t
For
NORTH
and
HOI'TII
IH
KEN
CHARLOTTE
ULANH"5
'
PASf.EriElt
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
Rt
H
T
f
,
Each
MONDAY.
HEIlNESIlAY
and
SATI'RHAY
at
1
1
,
,
r
5"
GEOKOE,
EUMONTON.
HTN'NII'EO,
all
points
E
''
State.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
UNE'
cm
t'se
Canadian
National
Etpress
for
Money
Ordrrs.
tor-s
etc.,
also
fr
yanr
neit
shipment.
ttn"
CITY
TICKET
OI
E1CE.
tit
TIIIMO
At
B
1'BiSv.r.
ilCA?t,DIANj
Vpacihcj
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailii.es
from
Prince
Ruptfj
To
Ketrhlkan.
Wrantell,
Juneau
and
hkagway
Notnnner
b"
31.
Pee'1'
To
Yanrouter.
Victoria
and
Seattle
November
t.
ic
is.
1(1
and
Jannary
4.
ims-
Affncj
tor
If
euamibtp
amimp
...
!-
LI
net.
.
,
,
.
tu"
run
-,
Corner
of
4lh
street
and
3rd
Avenue.
Prlnee
Ituf"