PAGE
F0U3
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtleis
Uie
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
erident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
are
giving
trouble,
hare
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
ALL
absurdities
In
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyeaight
through
neglect
Is
the
most
inexcusable.
DO.VT
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Block
Fhone
7C3
jnwan
summerYgetin
vouin
Swill
soon
Bj
coai
fou
the
)
v
cone
!-
v
colo
crey
The
Fall
months
are
falling
behind
and
you'll
have
Winter
on
before
you
know
it.
Join
the
"don't
worry"
club
today
and
get
your
bin
filled
right
away.
Our
slate-free
coal
will
give
you
a
care-free
Winter.
NANAIMO
-
WELLINGTON
COAL
and
ALIIEKTA
SOOTLESS
COAL
Alberl
&.
McCaffery
Phones
110
and
117
Prince
Rupert
BOAT
BOUSE
Phone
381
I'.O.
Box
15G.r,
LAUNCHES,
SCOWS.
KOW-UOATS
AND
CANOES
SAND
AND
GRAVEL
Equipment
for
Diving
and
Salvage
Work
Agents
for
Easthope
Engines
and
Stump
Fullers
NORWEGIAN
HALIWJT
GEAU
IN
STOCK
Compass
Adjusting
MILK
-:-
PRICE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
$1.00
7
quarts
for
$1.00
12
pints
for
$1.00
Caih
price
tickets.
McBride
Street
store
now
closed
Valentin
Dairy
Office
and
Dairy
-
11th
St.
Telephone
G57.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
ANGER,
the
TAILOR
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
shop
in
Prince
Rupert
as
low
QCC
AA
as
L
ANGEIt,
Cutter
and
Designer
223
Sixth
Street
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
rr
PRETTY
HlCM
CUMB-
BOT
TMt
VIEW
WHEN
W6.
GE.T
TO
THE.
"OP
ib
WONQER-
1
fJU'
GYRO
HOEDOWN
FINE
SUCCESS
Substantial
Sum
Realized
For
Playground
Fund
at
Event
in
Auditorium
Last
Evening
Upholding
the
reputation
of
such
events
In
the
past,
Uie
hoedown
dance
held
last
nlatxt
by
the
Ofrtt
Club
In
the
Auditorium
wu
a
gnat
suocsss
A.
members
of
the
service
vlub
worked
energetically
to
put
the
event
over
am:
their
effort
were
amply
rewarded.
Som
35
person
were
prase
tit
and,
when
vhp
linal
returns
are
known.
It
is
expected
that
a
substantial
sum
will
have
been
realised
to
be
placed
In
the
club's
trust
fund
(or
children's
playgrounds
The
event
was
lop
rogress
from
9
p.m.
to
2
sjd.
and
for
five
hours
the
crowd
fuUy
disparted
Itself
in
an
Informal
manner,
wttB
rustle
glee,
to
the
strains
tuaasesne
music
rendered
Jay
tfce
rWestholme
Orchestra,
under
the
direc
tion
of
Charlie
Balagao.
augmented
by
Miss
Irene
Morrison,
Bobble
Greenfield.
Kenny
Rood
and
George
Rorle
Jr.
Lionel
Holtby
was,
as
usual,
an
efficient
master
of
ceremonies.
Many
sideshows
gave
the
event
a
car-
1
nival
air
and
provided
amusement
and
comfort
for
the
patrons
as
well
as
proving
profitable
lor
the
cause.
Charlie
Mills.
BUI
Nelsort
and
N
orris
Blot
were
completely
In
their
element
at
the
cider
oouater,
while
BB1
Watt,
Bill
Tobey,
Ed.
Bayllss,
Lou
Kergta.
Kettle
Mann.
Joe
Greer
and
Qlen
McMillan
bandied
the
hot
dog
crowds
In
effective
manner.
Charlie
Starr,
How
ard
-White
and
Jimmy
Farquhar
pushed
the
ice
cream
sales
to
the
limit.
The
raffles
for
alumlnumware
proved
popu-
i
lar
under
the
direction
of
Ralph
Le
,
Pine.
Bab
Robertson,
Dave
Balfour,
'
Milt
Gonzales
and
Joe
Oaase.
1
Responsible
for
the
effective
decor
at-i
lng
scheme
were
Norrls
Print
le,
Claude
iKlrkendall
and
Norman
Freeman,
while
Rc:y
Nlcholls,
Alex
Hunter
and
Frank
Dibb
had
In
hand
the
difficult
but
unappreciated
work
of
publicity.
Charlie
Balagno
and
Howard
White
arranged
for
the
music.
For
the
alccess
of
the
event
much
credit
goes
to
George
R.
Tlte
who
was
general
chairman
in
charge.
He
will
have
the
satisfaction
of
being
able
to
report
a
complete
success
to
his
brother
memebsr.
Mort
McLachlan
was
a
hardboUed
doorman
while
Bill
Crulkshank
and
Leo
Waugb
demonstrated
their
aptitude
at
gathering
In
the
shekels
at
the
wicket.
Man
in
the
Moon
THE
greatest
water
power
know
to
man
Is
woman's
tears.
THE
Provincial
Police
here
make
It
difficult
for
a
bootlegger
to
make
jn
honest
Jiving.
What
are
we
going
to
Kvbouwy,.
THEY
say
the
only
thing
lacking
at
the
Tory
convention
In
Winnipeg
was
GrlU.
THE
battle
Is
over
at
Winnipeg
but
it
la
stul
going
on
at
Nelson
and
when
that
battle
Is
won
and
lout
there
will
oe
pieniy
oi
otner
41tOe
battles
to
fight.
The
business
manager
of
this
paper
says
be
has
a
continuous
battle
to
make
the
business
end
pay
the
editorial
expenses.
x&ACHEfi
Surely
you
know
what
the
word
"mirror"
means.
Tommy.
'After
you've
washed,
what
do
you
look
at
to
Je
If
your
face
Is
dean"
Tommy
The
towel,
sir!
LAWYER.
Was
the
man
you
found
under
the
street
car
a
total
straneerr
Witness
(who
had
been
toM
to
be
careful)
No,
sir.
his
arm
and
leg
were
gone;
he
was
only
a
jpatlal
fetracger?
u
.
aiyuLiua.
would
you
ei-riftdTls
me-to
STi!iuuj
'
u
'UmuiltUTtlil
ion
sensible
gtrl?"
Hammeraley
I'm
afraid
you'll
never
ue
able
to
marry
either,
old
man.
Saplelgb
Why
not?
Hammeraley
Well,
a
beautiful
girl
could
do
better,
and
a
sensible
girl
would
know
better.
BEAT
ALL
RECORDS
IN
DIVORCE
ANNALS
LONDON.
Oct
15
Eaglib
Justice
has
'
Hi
rroutawon
of
tmrvinjt
fast
but
Judge
Mackinnon
in
divorce
court
step-
ped
on
the
accelerator
so
hard
that
the
of
Justice
almost
blew
off
In
one
minutes
he
granted
110
absolute
divorces
and
ordered
a
retrial
of
one
ease
at
the
request
of
a
young
man,
who
bax
come
all
the
way
from
South
Africa.
DAUGHTER
OF
SIR
J.
FORBES-ROBERTSON
ROLE
OF
PETER
PAN
LONDON,
Oct.
15.
The
yearly
problem
of
who
la
to
take
the
role
of
Peter
?an
In
Sir
James
Barrie's
famous
plaf
rf
that
name
has
been
solves
for
the
coming
season
here,
and
Miss
Jean
Forbes-Robertson,
daughter
of
Sir
Johnston
Forbes-Robertson,
the
f
amous
.actor,
lo
to
be
Peter
Pan.
Bhe
follows
Nina
'
Bouclcault,
Pauline
'
Chase,
Gladys
Cooper,
Dorothy
Dlclwon,
and
other
famous
actresses
who
have
played
the
part
of
"the
only
aviator
who
never
iad
engine
trouble."
Miss
FoVbes-Robertson,
whom
Sir
James
Barrie
has
known
since
she
was
very
young,
has
baas
successful
in
other
plays.
This
year's
performance
will
be
Pete
Pan's
38
rd
season.
Refused
at
first
by
manager
after
manager,
and
described
by
the
late
Sir.
Herbert
Tree
as
"sill.
rubbish,"
the
play
has
already
made
a
fortune
of
over
50.000
for
the
author.
And
it
looks
like
going
on
forever
Clearly
children,
in
spite
of
all
that
Is
said
about
them,
have
not
changec
much
in
the
last
20
years.
AUTHOR
ARRESTED
FOR
NOT
PAYING
ALIMONY
TO
WIFE
SEATTLE.
Oct.
15.
Edward
Curtis.
Internationally
known
authority
on
In
dian
lore
and
noted
author
and
lecturer,
was
arrested
here
when
be
walked
ashstre
from
the
steamship
Alameda
as
It
ar-
THE
daIux
I
1
1
1
I
(
vuM&Re
lJ
MY
l
If
YZi
.
rived
from
Nome.
Mr.
Owtts
was
accused
by
hie
divorced
wife.
Clara,
wtth
having
been
In
eontiesns
of
court
for
itvea
yean
for
his
failure
to
par
ncny
vskuota
is
said
to
total
I
WOO.
Mr
Curtis'
was
released
on
a
bond
of
i.000
after
he
had
bean
locked
In
Jail
r
s
few
hours.
She
charged
tbs
bar
band,
who
had
been
In
the
fax
ri
h
studying
the
Indians
and
Eafcl-
'.he
elements.
Fire
Chief
Kubley
and
other
members
of
the
department
have
bean
out
spotting
fire
hi
Bants,
inspecting
the
whole
city
in
sections
and
ordering
changes
made
by
property
owners
and
tenants.
ReaWents
of
the
city
are
being
asked
to
co-operate
with
the
authorities
.in
.heir
efforts
to
make
the
city
safe.
GREYHOUND
RACING
IS
FINANCED
BY
BETTING
(
Manchester
Guardian)
It
Is
Interesting
news
that,
on
the
nitlstive
of
the
National
Antl-Gamb-;lng
League,
proceedings
are
to
be
taken
to
test
the
legalit?
of
betting
on
greyhound
racing
Soe
idea
of
the
magni
tude
of
this
betjing
may
be
deiivea
from
the
statement
that
the
taxes
upon
It
yield
a
sum
of
about
10.000
a
week
to
the
Treasury.
In
Australia
the
J
oourts
bare
already
been
Invoked.
In
New
South
Wales
a
bookmaker
has
been
fined
ISO.
the
magistrate
holding
that
mechanical
hare
coursing
was
"not
coursing
within
the
meaning
of
the
Act."
A
message
from
Melbourne
says
-bat
the
Government
of
Victoria
Is
pre
pared
to
bring
in
a
bill
making
the
new
port
illegal.
The
proposal
seems
un-leoeasarily
drastic.
The
simple
prohibition
of
betting
would
be
sufficient,
and
It
seems
more
probable.
As
It
1
organ-red
in
this
country,
greyhound
racing
could
not
live
without
betting.
FAILED
TO
MAKE
FIVE
THOUSAND
DOLLARS
TUNNEl
Arretted
to
Prevent
lllm
Wasting
Ill
CaMi
by
netting
on
Champion
CHICAGO,
Oct.
X5.
The
Tunney-Dempsey
affair
echoed
In
Evanston
court
in
a
somewhat
strained
pro-corfl;n-i
On
the
surface
it
looked
JUke
tUg
.
Tg-
bewelcomeu
home
this
Qhristmas
Somewhere
in
that
happy,
eager
crowd
gathered
on
the
dock
a
little
group
hat
assembled
just
for
you.
After
the
excitement
of
re-union
there
is
the
comfort
of
your
old
home
and
presence
of
friends
to
warm
and
cheer
you.
Late
Fall
and
Chrictmas
Sailings
Prom
Montreal
AUSONIA
Not.
25
to
My.
Cher,
London.
-
Montreal
LETITIA
Nov.
26
"
Belfatt.
L'pool,
Gist.
-
Halifax
ANTONIA
Dec,
S
.,
"
My.,
Havre,
London.
"
St.
John,
N.B.
ATHENIA
Dec
10
hslfaft
L'pooL
Olas.
-
Halifax
ATHENIA
Dec
11
'
UsltsstTVpool.
"
Halifax
ASCANIA
Dec
12
"
Hy,
Havre,
London.
Return
octanfortijrom
S1SS.
Tht
mart
it
afrit
wilt
gladly
sapply
all
ditailt,or
writ
CAlADIANf
SERVICE
and
U
C1
NAKU
HTEAMMIir
CO.,
UMITEIJ.
viz
llastlngH
Ht
.West,
Vancouver
or
iny
Stcsimshlp
Agency
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
n
of
Alaska,
evaded
tfee
loealcourta
Just
anoCber
cae,
Rudolph
L.
LaJfeahB
tnoe
ne
ieif
teaiue
laie
ui
KETCHIKANMAKING
CITY
SAFE
AGAINST
HAZARD
OF
ELEMENTS
KETCHIKAN.
Oct
16
As
the
result
of
recent
fires
an
effort
is
being
made
to
clean
up
the
fire
traps
In
this
city
bandage
over
the
eyes
of
the
goddess
,
ind
mik,
clty
mon.
Mmin
being
fbd
M
and
oasts
for
driving
as
automobile
wbUe
intoxicated.
But
there
was
more
to
It.
Labahn
was
driving
his
ear
toward
Chioafo.
Sefjftamker
22,
when
be
met
Uaut.
Carl
Skatan
tr
the
Mutates
polios,
a
friend.
Labata
QspHsad
a
110.-000
bank
roil
and
annminned
be
was
on
his
y
to
sJtkjsr
ttjBW)
on
Tunney
Lieut.
Skman.
aa
ardsot
Decapsey
fan.
ragarded
this
as
tare-wing
mooey
away
He
sought
to
ream
with
T
atoahn.
to
.show
hios
the
financial
toil?
on
sragw-ing
on
TiMuaay.
but
his
frtand
Insisted
Finding
argwaisart
uwlses.
the
pottee
atfleer
arrested
lata
friend
oa
the
driving
while
intoxicated
charge
When
Labann
finally
eCfeoted
bis
rrteame
It
was
too
law
to
wager.
Tunns
had
won.
At
the
hearing
in
Jvstloe
oourt
Labahn
protested
tbat
his
arrest
ba4
oost
him
HJOQ.
Eventually
the
tea
was
slightly
higher,
counting
the
ttae
of
135
and
costs
SPORT
CHAT
"Kid"
Gleason
is
endeavoring
to
pull
it!
a
ten-round
'boxing
rrmtit
in
Prince
Oeorge.
He
wants
to
match
Mill
Hudson
of
Oiaeome
with
Buly
HU1
of
Victoria.
The
Victoria
fighter
baa
Issued
a
challenge
to
Hudson
aad
Olea-son
thinks
there
la
a
good
chance
of
bringing
them
together
In
the
Interior
town.
The
basketball
season
was
opened
in
3ml
thers
on
Tuesday
night
of
this
eek.
The
CO
XT.
defeated
the
High
School
14
to
2
in
the
Junior
girls'
game
while
the
Town
ladies'
team
downed
he
Pirate
10
to
6.
In
the
men's
iiviaton.
the
Boku
team,
last
year's
hamps.
were
beaten
by
the
Church
38
jo
21,
while
the
CNJt.
won
over
the
Town
in
the
fourth
aaaie.
While
United
States
repreeentottoa
in
be
128
Olympic
Dames
to
be
held
in
Amsterdam
has
been
cut
about
O0
from
that
of
1821,
the
nation
wilt
be
entered
In
practically
all
the
events
The
only
games
the
Americans
will
stay
out
of
will
be
rifle,
trap
and
re
volver
shooting
and
rugby,
for
tiie
first
time
In
history,
American
women
will
take
a
major
part
in
the
Olympics
being
entered
In
sprinting.
Jumping,
liscus
throwing,
relay
racing,
gymnas-.cs
and
fencing.
LIVE
WIRE
ATHLETIC
CLUB
IS
FORMED
FOR
WINTER
SPORT
NELSON
NELSON.
Oct.
15
Members
of
the
Clve'
WireBajkehaU.
flub,
juhlcfa
.earned
x
good
name
for
Itself
In
that
line
of
sport
in
the
summer
have
reorganized
under
the
name
Live
Wire
Athletic
dub.
Arrangements
were
completed
for
obtaining
the
use
of
the
gymnasium
kxmo
in
the
Kootenay
Hotel,
and
first
work
suts
in
boxing
were
held.
A
few
mem
xrs
failed
to
show
up
on
account
of
Arlous
objections
of
their
parents,
and
l
special
meeting
nas
been
called
to
ilacuss
these
objections.
It
Is
hoped
o
come
-to
.some
satisfactory
agreement
with
the
parents
in
question,
and,
if
they
care
to,
they
may
attend
the
meeting
and
participate
In
the
The
Live
Wires
are
an
Independent
group
or
noya.an
under
19
years,
banded
together
for
the
promotion
of
all
kinds
of
sport.
They
handle
all
their
affairs
themselves,
the
executive
being
eiecxea
irom
ana
oy
the
boys.
The
present
omcers
oi
the
dub
are-;
Prenl.
dent,
Cy
Jaekman;
vice-president
Paul
nuiiuu,
eLtti
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