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Wednesday,
Nov.
2,
1927
NATIVE
VISITORS
WELCOME
While
the
official
welcome
to
the
large
number
of
native
visitors
has
been
expressed
by
the
heads
of
the
church
to
which
they
belong,
we
feel
that
we
should
publicly
express
appreciation
of
their
making
this
city
their
headquarters
for
iteveral
dav
and
far
tho
tions.
The
natives
of
all
this
north
country
come
here
every
year
at
fair
time
when
everyone
is
so
basy
no
person
has
time
to
give
much
attention
to
any
but
their
own
affairs.
At
this
time
of
year
things
are
different
Conditions
are
somewhat
normal
and
we.
are
glad
to
have
the
opportunity
of
telling
the
Indians
from
the
villages
around
that
Prince
Rupert
is
always
glad
to
see
them
here
and
to
hear
,
their
music.
Formerly
this
was
the
site
of
one
of
their
villages
so
it
is
very
fitting
that
they
should
return
once
in
a
while.
WHEN
NOT
TO
TELL
PATIENT
THE
WORST
King
Ittvhk-fain
Adtixw
Yuung
lmtur
Agalniit
rrmiouiH-Ing
Drath
hn-
LONDON,
November
2.
(By
Canadian
Pres)-JSlr
HompSry
BoOeaum,
Rglu
Professor
of
Physic
at
Cambridge
University
and
Physician
In
Ordinary
to
the
King,
addressing
students
at
the
opening
of
the
winter
season
at
St.
George's
Hospital.
London,
explained
that
it
was
not
alwayi
wise
to
tea
a
patient
the
worst
about
his
or
her
case.
He
also
explained
how
a
perfect
bedside
manner
could
be
acquired
by
a
doctor.
Sir
Humphry
said:
"Honesty
and
truth
are
essential,
but
what
may
at
the
time
the
whole
truth
houU
not
always.
Id
the
light
f
human
fallibility
and
his
beat
Interest,
be
communicated
to
the
patient.
A
death
sentence
given
bluntly
on
whit
may
prorse
to
have
been
Insufficient
ground
toenefita
nettber
the
patient
nor
the
doctor."
'
Sir
Humphry
declared
that
a
doctor'
dactsim
was
not
forgotten
easily
by
bis
audience,
and
so
.though
often
pressed
for
a
premature
opieton.
tt
was
wise
to
refrain
from
speculative
prophecy
of
ail
mistake
the
most
gratuitous.
On
the
subject
ot
the
perfect
bedside
manner
8tr
Humphry
said
It
was
the
lewult
of
so
getting
Inside
the
patients'
minds
as
to
think
their
thoughts,
feel
their
feelings
and
thus
understand
then-
mentality
and
anxieties
so
thoroughly
'
iseoicai
man
was
obviously
then-
friend,
with
their
Interests
so
entirely
at
heart
that
nothing
else
&
Rivet
of
Tea
BANQUET
FOR
DOCTOR
KENNY
r
truH
that
their
mum
to
would
be
not
la
Lb
mo
rcataurant
minaai
waid
later
lor
coagratulMaon
hjetlec
ta.
he
Inaugurated
the
porlMM
by
fittingly
raCmlng
la
which
Or.
tit
city
future.
Or.
Kenny,
though
resident
Um
oil
few
only
tour-sj-fcU
y
haa
Been
at
the
head
ol
l
Mat
which
hoaarid
hta
appreciation.
mm
were
prcarnlsd
music
they
provide
here
under
somewhat
adverse
weather
condi-
"f
f"
"'
'
mbteh
th
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
AND
HIGHWAYS
The
Premier
at
their
conference
at
Ottawa
will
have
much
to
discuss
but
it
is
hoped
that
the
question
of
federal
contribution
to
trunk
roads
will
be
among
the
subjects
taken
Hp.
If
the
Dominion
helps.
Prince
Rupert
is
likely
to
get
her
highway
to
the
outside
much
earlier
than
otherwise
would
be
the
case.
The
road
is
needed
badly
and
federal
aid
would
be
welcomed
here.
BUILDING
PERMITS
HIGH
Building
permits
for
Prince
Rupert
were
high
last
month
and
yet
there
are
several
not
yet
in,
such
as
the
rebuildiag
of
the
two
docks
on
the
waterfront.
If
there
is
some
technical
reason
why
these
are
not
included
it
seems
a
if
a
way
should
be
found
for
getting
them
so
that
we
may
get
credit
for
everything
done
here.
We
want
to
look
properous
as
well
as
feel
prosperous.
The
buildings
at
Seal
Cove
mill
must
include
only
the
work
of
the
carpenters
and
in
addition
there
will
be
the
mill
work
and
machinery
fitting
which
will
amount
to
a
large
sum.
The
winter
promises
to
be
one
of
the
busiest
Prince
Rupert
has
had
for
several
years
past.
MINING
NEAR
SMITH
EltS
One
of
the
industries
that
is
making
SmHhers
important
is
the
mining
that
it
being
carried
on
in
the
district.
Hudsen
Bar
Moun
tain
has
all
sorts
of
possibilities
and
with
one
good
shipping
mine"
there,
it
is
possible
that
the
industry
may
develop
to
a
very,
great
extent.
-
'
S
Today,
we
tell
of
the
bonding
of
another
property
by
American
interests,
Canadians
being
apparently
afraid
to
spend
their
money
in
opening
up
mines
in
Northern
British
Columbia
to
any
large
extent
If
this
move
is
successful
we
shall
again
hear
how
Americans
are
coming
in
and
making
use
of
our
natural
resources.
We
hope
Mr.
O'Brien
is
successful
in
his
Hudson
Bay
Mountain
ventures
and
makes
a
fortune
there.
Mr.
Duthie
is
doing
pretty
well
at
his
mine
and
he,
too,
is
an
American.
The
more
good
American
money
comes
into
the
country,
the
better,
ejeciaHy
when
those
who
live
here
hold
back.
aaailf
at
the
Kajufhu
ot
Benevolent
and
ProtecUTe
Order
of
Bfcs.
uaSer
the
total
ssuoetn
erf
which
the
function
was
hold.
J.
J.
UuMoob.
Oraad
Knight
of
iht
Knights
of
Ben
Self
had
tittle
to
add
to
the
tri
In
run
Uat
of
to
the
Koaay
had
given
of
his
tune
and
oaorglat
to
the
work
of
the
Knights
of
Ooron-
bus
and
Baa
as
wcU
as
other
acUrl
ties
in
the
Interest
of
community
we!
fare
Good
waabos
and
Godspa
be
unanimously
cateadsd"
to
ihd
lira
K
sassy,
wfco
had
been
vo-!
mlaent
in
social
and
particularly
mustr
i
cal
elides,
and
It
was
the
hoc
ot
all
that
future
aucoaaa
and
atsatMS-Uy
would
be
thotra
la
largo
store.
Dr.
Ksnaj
might
he
getting
too
hag
lor
rrtoet
Rupert
or
farther
leaaoved
fteMa
Mbjbt
sssn
grreaar
to
ham
bull
Alex
Martlonald.
Past
arsnd
Knight
of
the
Knights
of
Oonunhus,
who
sans
the
nest
sfKSher.
fata
thai
tt
was
not
unlikely
that
the
another
who
was
now
departing,
after
he
had
reached
his
objective,
wculd
return
to
the
li
iialalilili
charms
of
Prince
Rupert.
In
any
case,
that
was
the
wish
ol
all
who
were
now
fareweHiag
him.
On
behalf
at
the
Knight
of
Columbus.
Mr.
UscaomUd
presented
a
beautiful
golden
charm
of
the
order
to
Dr.
Kenny.
W.
E.
WllUacsoft,
osalted
ruler
of
the
Btfca,
also
paid
his
trthuts
ot
esteem
to
Dr.
Keaay.
His
declaasn
to
leave
wee
generally
regretted
but
the
speaker
suggested
that
others
had
similarly
left
ranee
Bupert
only
bs
return
In
a
abort
It
would
not
be
aurpnauag
to
If
Dr.
Kenny
evsoluaUy
did
the
On
behalf
of
the
Oka.
Jir
Wtt
xwv
prorated
so
ir.
Kenny
a
handsome
ivory
handled
pocket
.
knife
with
a
totem
pole
on
one
aMe
and
a
suitable
inscription
on
the
other
weU
as
an
address.
The
gathering
sang
for
tic's
a
Jolly
Good
FeUow"
and
ave
three
hearty
cheers.
Dr.
Kenny,
in
an
approprlataly
word
ed
response,
repressed
the
deep
appreci
ation
not
only
of
the
gifta
that
had
been
presented
to
him
but
also
for
the
irlbute
which
was
marked
by
such
a
function
being
bcM
In
his
honor.
In
the
light
of
the
fact
that
when
he
had
come
to
Prince
Rupert
four-and-a-half
years
ago
he
only
knew
two
people
m
the
city,
the
present
psDceedlage
seemed
ut
him
much
like
a
dream.
A
for
the
lme
be
had
spent
In
the
work
ot
the
two
organizations,
there
was
not
a
moment
at
it
which
be
regretted.
The
harmony
to
be
observed
between
the
Knight
of
Columbus
and
3ka
was
a.,
matter
of
great
gratification
to
him
though
It
was
only
it
should
be.'
When
he
said
that
he
regretted
to
leave
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
a
genuine
state-'
ment
because
he
had
been
privileged
to
make
many
lasting
friendships
here.
The
sojourn
of
htmeelf
and
Mrs.
Kenny,
in
tne
city
bad
ever
been
a
pleasant
ace
and
the
only
thing
that
took
him
away
now
was
the
leettag
of
duty
to
ihlmseif
and
his
family
that
be
should
ftrasp
the
opportunity
to
advance
hlm-
telf
m
his
profession
at
a
time
when
circumstances
and
ambition
actuated
Ms
so
doing.
Nor
was
It
beyond
the
realm
of
posslWltty
that
they
might
yet
return
to
Prince
Rupert
to
permanently
locate.
Dr.
Kenny
acknowledged
feel-'
thgly
the
great
service
that
had
been
bute
paid
to
Dr.
Kenny
by
other
speakers.
As
to
any
service
that
he
had
given.
It
was
onlv
whai
anvnn
would
have
done
under
aucb
A
visiting
Knight
of
Columbus
and
Elk.
P.
E.
Pepsonault
of
Wlnnipt?
ras
called
upon
for
a
few
words
He
t.id
cot
know
Dr.
Kenny
personally
btr
Irani
what
he
had
beard,
the
i-.:a.
lodges
were
losing
an
Indeed
valuable
member.
6tatlng
that
he
had
not
ion?
come
from
New
Yerk
to
Western
Canada,
Mr.
Pepsonault
declared
that
the
hospitality
he
had
enjoyed
in
Prince
Rupert
on
his
Jew
visits
here
hid
been
unexcelled
anywhere.
He
painted
a
brief
but
rosy
picture
of
the
future
procpeets
of
the
port.
John
Dore
spoke
briefly
to
add
to
the
feelings
that
bad
been
expressed
for
Dr.
Kenny.
MiMMl
REAL
I
KIKMi
In
the
departure
of
Dr.
Kenny.
L.
Murray
Fuller
realized
that
he
was
losing
a
real
friend
and
close
assoriHte
In
the
work
of
the
Elks'
lodge.
It
was
a
matter
of
personal
regret
to
him.
J
J.
GUlls
declared
that
Dr.
Kenny
possessed
qualities
that
were
bound
to
THE
DAILY
KEW3
!im
Ma
hr
in
HM
tiiolMilw
taae!
X
M
lWIII
Trrl.I
sSTj
'ctaesa
mmt
sjan-
!
dkMi
of
CDlnmlHM
and
Bu
tnuil.
Mr
was
lHt
BSS
WW!
-.1,
(
1MB
miJ'
-0
b
rLiaT-;
The
)Wiiieadllii
closed
with
the
sing-
Knight
of
Columbus
and
Elks
mg
f
"om
em
t
ti't
"
fwr
"a
Hunor
Member
who
ha
Head-
those
imw
proceeded
to
enmd
the
J
IUlh.Omnir.lux
.tmmil
tHSltli.
U)
Or
Kenny
-
I
1
Dr
UK
tin
Kmny
MUOM
gathered
last
night
In
the
Co'
'
Oafe
at
a
fareweil
of
Or.
P.
P
Kenny
a
et
Ms
cpi
sui
i
lor
m
fwd
Man
exnrsiseons
of
regret
at
Mrs
KNun
waving
sere
tc
for
a
rlalt
with
relatives.
id
ton
win
;e
Pr.nces.
Ahse
;.
Dr
Kennv
nlaa
ta
rT:!-:l.
soa
Jur:ai
Jtt
neat
Srw
ffxrki
qua::fv
himself'
,1
the
Stat
c
rianoi:
ol
CslHorsla.l
'Orapoo
iM
Wfttmncton.
Tiial
easn-
(
alslaa.
he
Will
im-idr
oa
fiwiii"
,
futtare
Ucatton
!:i
the
UBiaril.
Mrs
.
voictd
but
the
hope
ra
aensi
illy
-1
K"J
sa
.1!
proceed
to
Ontario
JURY
MAY
VIEW
tafs!
MURDER
SCENE
Counsel
for
Crown
Says
He
Will
Ak
Trial
Judge
For
Such
an
Order
VANOOOVEB.
Nov
J
-la
the
aaoll-cation
to
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
yestontay
tor
eSkassge
of
venue
from
Prince
Rurort
for
Jrarph
Sankey.
J.
S.
Bvd.
cottawa!
tor
accused
ti1i.-
::ed
that
a
trial
at
Prince
Rupert
ould
be
prejudicial
to
Sankey
He
urged
that
a
I
Prince
Irupart
papsr
bad
published
an
I
tstoriSsS
ssajsrt
of
an
slkvged
stateraent
'
audc
by
Sbakey
to
the
police
,
"Why
didn't
you
take
prncesrtmgs
against
the
newspaper"
inquired
ths
judge.
!
"If
I
did
that
I
would
have
to
do
It
every
weak."
as
pi
led
counsel
In
psurtiswlsr.
Butt
objected
to
the
relerenss
M'the
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
to
Barfcey
a
Indian
murderer
if:
atlas
Moretta
Chisholm."
I
For
the
Crown
A.
If.
Johnson.
K.C
.
argued
that
there
had
been
shown
nothing
more
than
the
possibility
of
prejudice
sad
that
not
sufficient
to
Justify
a
rhanae
of
venue
In
addition
he
announced
that
he
pnouosed
te
ask
the
trial
JsasSw
to
order
a
view
of
Port
Ksslugton.
the
locality
of
the
tragedy.
II
the
nioaps)
in
published
anything
prejudicial
to
a
fair
trial
they
laid
t
hi
)!
as
open
to
contempt
of
court
prooFSoaas.'sakl
Mr.
Justice
Marrlaoa.
Man
in
the
Moon
a
'
-
-r
THE
Mayor
still
tests
Insulted
because
he
did
not
get
the
aeat
be
wanted
at
the
luncheon
to
the
Canadian
Cham
her
of
UvSUbTZO
.
was
his
worship
there
Over
a
seat
forsooth.
Insulted
was
our
worthy
mayor
In
manner
quite
uncouth.
Bring
forth
the
culprtl.
erring
one.
Who
thus
a
alight
should
dare.
Bring
forth
the
nun
lngrate
who
should
Cast
slurs
upon
oar
mayr.
Let
him
for
punishment
be
bound
And
let
him
listen
toag
When
Newton
makes
a
hustings'
speech
To
an
election
throng.
J.
C.
BRADY.
MP
wfU
report
on
the
Conservative
convention
to
the
local
Conservative
aesedstlon.
but
who
will
Mayor
Newton
report
to?
Possibly
be
also
wfll
be
at
the
meeting
and
give
hat
version
of
the
big
gathering.
EARLY
to
bed
And
early
to
rise
Then
you
woat
be
trimmed
By
the
gambling
guys.
THOSE
who
have
nothing
else
to
be
proud
at
can
altay
pride
themselves
on
thetr
modesty.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
NOVEMTiEK
t,
1917.
The
American
steamer
Altai
is
ashore
rendered
him
some
months
ago
by
the
-between
8!
Ufa
and
Juneau
on
the
Alas.
Elks
when
be
had
been
stricken
while
at
the
Premier
mine.
He
desired
in
the
same
connection
to
publicly
ex
press
his
think
to
Ben
6etr
who
had.
with
some
personal
sacrifice,
accom
panied
him
to
Vancouver
on
that
ka
coast
AM
passengers
are
safe
but
It
Is
reported
thaf
the
ship
Itself
will
be
a
total
loss.
Receir
w
adf
blew
'he
shingle
WRIGLEYS
JUICY
FRUIT
haa
the
flavor
of
fresh,
ripe
fruits.
It
li
beneficial
too,
cleansing
mouth
and
teethi)
.1.
.1.
.t
H
soouung
cue
tnroac
l
&a
m
fed
i
iiINNESSYMY
't
This
advertisement
is
not
published
r
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
British
Columbia
-
at
Port
Edward
Into
Porpoise
Har-What
la
left
ot
the
machinery
Is
asw
at
the
bottom
of
the
bay
and
the
axil!
building
is
floating
to
and
fro
In
the
harbor.
Slides
and
washouts
are
delaying
O.
T.
P.
train.
The
passenger
train.
.ue
last
night,
la
not
yet
In
today.
F.
W.
DOHERTY
HEADS
BOARD
OF
TRADE
AT
EDMONTON
FOR
YEAR
Fred
W.
Doherty.
formerly
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
in
this
city
and
sew
manager
of
the
bank
in
Edmon-
a.
has
been
elected
by
acclamation
president
of
the
Edmonton
board
of
trade.
Mr.
Doberty
haa
been
active
in
pub-
ac
life
in
Edmonton
since
going
there.
When
accepting
the
position
he
spoke
eatiitcally
of
the
Improving
condi
tions
to
that
city
and
said
he
looked
with
confidence
to
the
eoming
year.
ft
V.
watcn
lor
nte's
advertisement
in
to-1
morrow's
paper
of
the
Mggeet
sacrifice
of
profits
Prince
Rupert
has
ever
seen.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLV
LEASE
LAXU
TO
In
Queen
Charlotte'
Islands
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
ltuate
at
Jedway
Harbor,
Moresby
Is-
land
OPT
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Miller
d
Packing
Company.
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
BC
ccupatlon
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
for
01
tbe
foJlcrwlng
described
lands
Commencing
at
s
post
planted
at
tbe
northeast
corner
of
Lot
M
on-
k.
.
.
....
.
.
-
--
tuj
Vr
u
r""'
a
siong
nign
watermark
?!
22?:mort
lt
point
N
'A
ZT
E.
from
the
NJI.
corner
lot
140-icn
north
56
3T
E.
I-S
chains,
more
a
less
to
low
water
mark-
tbenoe
:trheasterly
along
low
water
mark
to
ptmt
N.
St
3T
E.
from
tbe
location
'
thence
22
chains,
more
or
less
'
:e
point
or
commencement,
and
con--;"-ag
S
acres,
moe
less
MILLEHD
PACKINO
COMPANY
LIMITED,
App!cant'
Dated
SeptemberiBCT.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
IgTOTO
API-LY
TO
eerSntfSL
:
Mtuate
at
Ferguson
80'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Somerville
n,n
p-kVnVinSKS'
.
"
r-t
Diantssff
at
tK.
northwest
corner
of
Lot
,
contain
Chains:
Dated
August
31,
1827,
1S71.
QOf
low""."0"11
tbence
north
k2
2
chains,
more
or
leaTto
thence
west
rnii-
,L0W
5r
mark.
aater
mark.
ftlDfl.
TTlrrrw
n
CDminMMirnas.
-a
ig
six
it.
rrr""k:
na
-
.
ADuucant
Tlie
Safest
Spirit
in
all
Emergencies
Keep
It
Handy
THREE
STAR
Christian
Science
Monitod
Aujrut,
192G
"Daring
the
past
ten
years.
tremeid
.
have
been
made
in
machine
laundries,
and
ii"'
a
that
may
be
said
to
the
contrary,
the
bouf
in
;
fine
fabrics,
are
safer
in
the
hands
ofa
mod.
they
are
in
the
family
washtub.
"From
the
facts
established
along
thi
be
pretty
elearly
established
thai
a
wife
am!
:
woman
wKo
works
In
the
home,
may
be
be'.u
i
wwldnir
at
a
tub
or
supervising
an
elsctrit
1
a
1
With
Wtt
Wash
Service
only
75c
for
!
a
service
at
least
equal
to
the
best
home
ejui
o
conclusion
is
SEND
IT
TO
Canadian
Laundry
I'.0.
Kox
392.
and
Dry
Cleaners
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
Phone1
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co
.
Limited
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.T.I.
20.000
Ton
I'lonting
Dry
I'ck
Engineers,
Machinists,
Koilcrmakers.
Hladtsmithf.
I'attet
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTItIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINO-
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
ANI
COMMERCIAL
W0KK.
PH0NES
43
and
385
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Railings
from
Prime
Kupert.
.dT.
lor
VANCOtrtEK.
VICTORIA,
ft
wans
on
Hay,
Alert
Ua,
He.
T""'
for
VANCOUVER.
VICTOBIA,
Knt'd
ale.
Alert
May
etc
Saturday
j0j.
lor
I'OKT
Xl.MPSON,
NAAS
uis.t
iui.vj,
auu
.'-
t
rwk
-..
.
f.Unil
fin
is
silks
K
n
an
m
Six!
Avrnuc.
M.
ftMITII.
Aernt.
Prince
Hoijf
,B
Thrniish
tlnl.t
tmlrl
I
n
S
iri.nriM
II
II
issayui
law
I
fa
rniUITH
baggage
clm-knl
tbrougli
to
deHlInaUon.