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DAILY
EDITION
9S
S6
Tuesday,
Nov.
1,
1027
IMPORTANCE
OF
ONE
WORD
The
importance
of
a
single
word
and
its
effect
was
illustrated
In
a
small
way
yesterday
in
the
editorial
column
of
this
paper
when
the
letters
P.G.E.
were
printed
instead
of
the
letters
C.P.R.
which
were
intended
to
be
printed.
The
whole
column
of
argument
was
made
ridiculous
because
of
this
one
slight
error.
So
it
is
through
life.
One
word
is
often
the
pivotal
pofht
in
a
person's
life.
Take
as
an
example
when
a
young
man
asks
a
young
lady
if
she
will
be
his
wife.
The
difference
between
"yes".
and
"no"
then
becomes
apparent
It
is
only
the
very
strong-minded
men
who
insist
on
"yes"
or
who
refuse
to
understand
the
meaning
of
"no"
who
win
out.
Words
are
tremendously
important.
We
often
judge
people
by
their
words,
by
their
mode
of
expression,
by
the
tone
of
voice,
bul
the
most
Important
way
of
judging
is
by
the
words
used.
''Because
bf
the
desirability
of
using
the
best
possible
word,
it
is
well
to
study
the
masters
of
words,
the
men
who
have
clothed
their
ideas
in
literature.
It
is
also
a
good.
plan
to
make-free
use
of
the
dictionary
and
to
have
one
readily
accessible
in
the
living
room.
BINDING
EMPIRE
BY
AIR
The
latest
method
of
binding
together4
the
several
parts
of
the
British
Empire
is
to
do
it
by
air.
The
British
under-secretary
for
that
department
has
given
this
as
one
of
the
means
and
he
says
that
the
first
big
airship
will
be
ready
in
two
years.
But
what
will
the
noor
old
British
Emnlre
do
in
the
meantime
,
while
tKose
planes
are
being
built?
We
wonder
that
Mr.
Phillip
bassoon
Is
not
afraid
it
will
tumble
to
pieces
before
two
years
are
up.
He
is
visiting
in
the
United
States
and
he
takes
time
off
sufficient
to
run
up
to
Ottawa
in
an
airplane
and
leaves
later
in
the
day
for
New
York.
If
the.
Empire
depended
on
the
men
who
just
drop
over
ffr
a'
few
hours
from
the
United
States
it
would
certainly
fall
to
pieces
in
spite
of
the
air
binding.
Happily
no
such
bond
is
necessary.
People
here
are
not
worrying
about
any
binding
material.
They
do
not
want
to
be
bound
to
anything
but
are
content
-to
go
on
their
way
as
they
have
always
done.
If
the
British
statesmen
find
time
to
run
over
from
the
United
States
for
an
hour
or
two
we
shall
try
to
make
them
welcome
but
our
continuation
as
an
integral
part
of
the
Empire
does
not
depend
even
on
that.
MANY
DISAPPOINTED
IX
DUNWELL
Many
people
will
be
very
,
much
disappointed
in
the
Dunwell
mine
and
its
failure
has
hit
the
Portland
Canal
district
a
hard
blow.
Those
who
invested
in
it
feel
that
they
were
misled
and
will
be
very
careful
in
future-how
they
listen
to
the
men
who
have
issued
reports
from
iime
to
time
on
the
property.
Dunwell
but
a
short
time
ago
was
selling
at
as
high
as
six
dollarsa
Bhare.
Today
it
is
worth
about
fifteen
cents
on
the
open
market
and'
the
shares
are
not
taken
very
readily
at
that.
'The
Judgment
of
those
who
sold
shares
in
order
to
put
in
a
mill
is
questioned.
The
newspapers,
including
this
oaoer.
which
have
been
made
the
innocent
instruments
of
misleading
the
public,
through
the
publishing
reports,
which
have
later
proved
incorrect,
have
lost
that
much
influence.
Everybody
suffers
when
a
failure
like
this
is
recorded.
LEGAL
TECHNICALITIES
Legal
technicalities
are
often
difficult
for
a
layman
to
under
stand.
Take
as
an
instance
the
murder
trial
which
is
now
pending.
While
the
prisoner
is
being
tried
he
is
simply
referred
to
as
"the
accused."
When
convicted
he
is
"the
murderer."
He
is
sentenced
as
a
murderer
and
in
the
eyes
of
the
law
is
such.
But
another
court
orders
a
new
trial.
It
does
not
say
that
the
man
is
no
longer
a
murderer
but
it
is
to
be
assumed
that
his
guilt
is
still
in
doubt.
There
has
.been
no
reversal
of
the
decision
of
the
former
court
but
yet
we
must
assume
hat
possibly
the
first
court
was
not
correct
-
in
us
unding.
"
The4
Daily
News
was
introduced
as
argument
In
the
request
for
a
new
trial
in
the
case
of
Rex.
vs.
Sankey.
It
was,
mentioned
that
this
paper
had
called
him
a
murderer,
but
so
had
the
jury
in
the
first
trial
and
so
had
the
learned
judge
who
sentenced
him
to
be
hanged.
Truly
the
ways
of
the
law
are
wonderful
and
hard
to
un
derstand.
When
you
want
hot
breakfasts
Heat
to
restore
crispness
Pour
on
hot
milK
Add
cream
and
sugar
or
salt
MAYOR
REBUKES
STENOGRAPHER
BOARD
OFTRADE
SEEN
THROUGH
Difference
Over
Recent
Incident
LtlLiVl
FYP
flh
1
Fl
U
ITI
I
UIU
IRK
are
Alrrd
Before
City
Council
I
i
f
A
letter
from.
9te
Prince
Bpert
;
iiV:
Cmltli
nd
Board
oi
Trade
to
Uavor
Nwliliiwit-
.a
explanation
M
why
the
Biter
-.ic--.
Mayor
J.
j
litl.ru
was
it
.a
Cable
.
.
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oanquet
A
i.itror
of
North
,
1
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-
I.joU
Back
From
Ten
Thous
and
Years
Hence
!K'i
ac.v:dd
a
M(
at'
-
o!i
;hr
octMMo
of
a
;
P.
W.
bra,
the
huwwiw
writer
tar
in
honor
of
member
Um
Vancouver
Province
ge
l"r
:ut
Canadian
Chamber
at
OacUMHe
ation
irasa
nadinc
3w
ol
tste
an)
x.is
n'd
at
lae:
u:ghi's
council
aaeet-'
be
Harlaa
Smith.
Dominion
.'k
The
communication
aiatect
taat
!gat.
He
aaya.
cjU
at
the
head
table
bad
been
re.'
A
ZMMtalen
archaemvfM.
c.vcd
tor
apeakera
of
the
evening
as
tpant
the
rammer
laatortng
Mat
bu
veil
a
for
member
of
the
Canadian
'
aertute
toattan
potea
at
at
ttae
ttteeaa
Chamber
of
Cummerre
The
major
tua-;
Blver.
has
learned
a
great
1
Boeitirn-elt
wa
accorded
a
t
at
the
bead
;
mg
British
ONumbla
India
bf
a
close
table
but
It
had
not
bean
occupied
by
'
,tudy
f'tneee
relic
Uueh
ttbal
tos
Hta
Worship
The
letter
waa
in
reply
that
the
Siamsbet
tniaaulvc
had
tar-
to
one
written
by
the
mayor
submitting
.
gotten
ku
been
revealed
to
hit
a-
his
resignation
from
fht
Board
on
the
ground
that
udlgnitj
had
been
dene
hla
official
poalUon.
The
mayor
preaented
the
following
rejbiader
to
the
council
"In
view
of
Mr.
Fulton's
apparent
desire
to
have
hla
letter
aired
before
the
city
council
instead
ot
leaving
the
matter
at
lame
with
myself.
I
win
explain
more
fully
juat
why
I
resigned
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade,
for
evidently
Mr.
Pulton
la
cither
unaware
of
the
true
facta
or
viae
be
la
8ww
attempting
to
apply
a
cent
?
warte-waah
at
my
expense.
"Mayor
Oregon,
of
-North
Baltteterd.
3sk.,
offlciajly
wrote
aw
of
his
intent-
-4
fttat
art.
Dvtsu.
Dmsub)
IIkm
seeing
eyea.
for
the
scientist
can
reaa
a
strrrtrag
sorv
in
broken
earrtnt
and
bHalared
paint
Though
be
may
have
to
draw
a
son
hu
imagination
at
time,
the
pasture
he
thows
us
u
true
enough
In
its
bread
outline.
Baaae
day.
In
the
far
-distant
future,
a
patient
archaaotegut
will
come
div!t
among
the
ruins
of
the
losag-jsrKe-ft-gottM
City
of
Vancouver.
By
rare
good
rack
he
wtt
stumble
acre
a
busts
offlee
in
wtneh
eight
stenographers
tec
MrtaMMi
and
pounded
typewrttera.
an-frered
tefefMaonea
and
Informed
caller
that
the
minster
vw
tn
eanferenee
and
Oftdld
not
be
disturbed.
In
dwe
cdatree
the
arenaetoftst
wtu
cub-
JLJiTTj
Owr
rJZZL
in
thla
chamber
lL
v
Jw.
T!!!!
I
that
etrutrntmn
I.
of
much
"
V"
;
V,
.i;:..
'
Z
I
cnt
date
than
has
been
thought.
We
far
I
had
Rupert,
noted
that
be.
snd
tmlutiable
proof
that
10JD09
howvr.
m
no
tangar
so
pronounced.
he
port
of
Vancouver
It
so
happened
that
upon
the
even-
mn,
'f?'!?
tng
ol
Mayor
Grery.
arrlvri
the
pm
m
ctaBbw
VH
1Ut
e0B,t,d
Doard
of
Trade
were
to
banquet
the
chamber
ot
commerce
visitors,
so
I
tn-
vited
Mayer
Oregory
thereto
a
my
guest.
"Five
bout
befor
the
banajuet,
how-over.
I
phoned
for
the
ptlrUege
of
having
Mayor
Oregory
seated
next
to
ar
OfBclal
seat.
When
we
arrived
I
time.
Some
ol
there
musical
inatru-menta
were
called
"Remingtons"
and
other
"Underwood."
but
we
cannot
tell
which
played
the
worse
tune.
The
Path
who
owned
these
girls
sell
ectaposed
all
the
tune
they
ii
wa
informed
Mayor
Gregory
could
not
J"-
11
PPmulT
t1
be
so
seated.
Rather
than
leave
my
one
at
a
time,
bem
invited
mayor
to
shift
for
htmielf
'w
hw
'
momenta,
and
then
among
atrangeri
I
refused
to
take
my
I
dictate
the
melody.
The
girt
would
Inofficial
seat.
and.
consequently,
sat
'
tc1b
musical
note
In
a
book,
then
with
Mayor
Oregory
at
the
toot
of
the
j
P"1
10
P
"e
on
her
lnetru-basquet
haU.
jment
tor
the
delectation
of
the
Pasha
(iKM)
1'TI;UMT1I
I
"ace
auipnur
sou
onxnsvone
ais-
Then
followed
the
rr.nd
aftmth
!
covered
In
the
Pab;a
quarter
Indicate
when
-my
guest
had
to
behold
that
he
wa
not
alway
pleaaed
with
the
spectacle
of
others
than
my
official
self
'u,t-
T
Uv
Td
nrument
at
a
extending
the
-clty
s
welcome
to
the
visiting
members
of
the
chamber
of
commerce.
It
far
eclipsed
in
rawness
the
insult
administered
by
J
he
Board
of
Trade
some
months
ago
to
J.
C.
Brady,
MP.,
and
myself.
"I
lay
the
blame
upon
the
enter
tainment
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
with
C.
H.
Orme
as
chief
cook
and
bottle
washer.
"The
committee
may
attempt
to
ex-
cuee
itself
on
the
Vround
that
it
did
aeE.
wniie
engaged
in
mu
work
ane
wa
fastened
to
a
revolving
chair,
but.
unfortunately,
we
have
not
found
any
of
the
clamps
used.
On
each
desk
there
was
an
upright
cylindrical
object
of
white
metal
with
a
Mack
mouthpiece.
This
wa
attached
to
a
bell
which
rang
at
irregular
Interval.
Wires
connected
thla
cylinder
with
a
laboratory
in
a
distant
part
of
the
city.
Whenever
the
bell
rang
the
not
know
that
Mayor
Gregory
wa
so
,
lave
breathed
into
the
mouthpiece
and
notable
a
figure
In
western
life,
but
ner
ore"!
was
automatically
anaiyred
tjie
secretary
of
the
Board
of
Trade
well
,
for
ajmptoma
of
halitosis
or
pyorrhoea,
knew
or
his
standing,
for
it
was
the
;
two
Inildloui
affliction
to
which
four
secretary,
after
his
return
from
the
out'
of
every
five
eventually
succumbed.
Boards
of
Trade
gathering
at
Vancou-
Whenever
the
slave
were
In
low
ver,
who
further
lniormtd
me
of
spirits
the
Pasha
forced
medicine
upon
Mayor
Gregory's
contemplated
visit.
I
them,
chiropractic
adjustment
being
IMXI
KXTIAI.
VIKITOK
'
apparently
unknown.
We
found
a
frag-
'It
Is
no
reflection
upon
their
worth
ment
ot
the
ua
ct
medicine
box
to
say
there
was
not
one
member
of
,
oenng
me
word
"Bheba
Cho
and
the
visiting
chamber
of
commerce
so
underneath
"1
a
pound."
"Cho"
1
an
situated
as
to
be
able
to
do
more
!
abbreviation
for
"carbohydrates,"
which
effective
missionary
work
on
behalf
oftWM
t11'
tn
use
five
thousand
years
Prince
Rupert
than
Mayor
Gregory.
His
8-
or
about
the
time
that
it
wa
disposition
as
president
of
the
Saskatche-
covered
that
carbohydrates
were
unfit
wan
Co-operative
Creameries
take
him
!
or
human
consumption.
all
over
the
three
prairie
provinces
and
keeps
him
In
clo?e
touch
with
all
elas-
NOVEMIIEK
1,
1917.
The
proposal
to
reduce
the
membership
of
the
city
council
from
eight
to
four
aldermen
is
being
considered.
The
pupils
of
Borden,6treet
school
gave
a
concert:
last,
nlghjj.
whlchSw
a
large
audience.
Those,
'partlclpaffiig
included
Alex
Rlx,
Fted
Stephen?Mlss
Kathleen
Grant,
Miss
Margaret
McCall,
MIbs
Muriel
Patmore
and
Miss
Mabel
Vlerlck.
Bakers
of
the
city
have
decided
to
close
their
shops
at
7
pjn.
on
every
day
except
Saturday.
Mrs.
William
Hagen
of
Vanarsdol
arrived
In
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
the
interior
for
i
few
days'
visit
here.
Concentrated
food,
of
a
serAi-pennan-
ent
variety
wa
always
within
reach
of
the
slaves.
Tbls-'was'ln
the
form
of
thin
type
of
Henry
Wise
Wood,
of
the
Wheat1
atrip
which
were
crumbly
and
brittle
Pools.
I
foresaw,
too,
that
Mayor
Ore-
when
dry.
which
acquired
per.
gory
was
the
coming
president,
as
he
elstently
adhesive
qualities
when
ma
has
since
become,
of
the
Western
Can
ada
Development
and
Unity
league,
which
represents
the
four
western
provinces.
That
Is
why
I
so
keenly
regretted
the
Incidents
which
led
up
to
his
entertainment
while
here.
"In
resigning
from
the
Board
of
Trade,
therefore,
as
a
public
protest
against
euch
peanut
tactics,
I
have
no
apologies
to
offer
to
any
one.
"Let
me
hope,
though,
from
now
on,
the
Baerd
of
Trade
will
yet
see
fit
to
broaden
out
a
bit,
become
more
worthy
of
public
confidence,
and
more
truly
representative
of
the
commercial
welfare
of
the
city."
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
tlcated
and
mixed
with
saliva.
The
fhape
of
the
food
quickly
changed
under
the
pressure
of
the
back
teeth
and
when
extricated
resembled
shrivelled
peas
in
an
advanced
state
of
decomposition.
When
the
slave
had
extracted
sufficient
nourtshement
from
this
concentrated
food
she
placed
the
pellet
under
her
chair,
or
under
the
edge
of
the
desk
so
that
It
could
be
retrieved
and
used
again
whenever
desired.
Some
of
the
pellet
now
in
our
possession
had
been
used
for
many
years,
but
apparently
always
by
the
satire
masticator.
We
there
fore
hazard
the
opinion
that
it
was
considered
In
bad
taste
to
appropriate
another
slave's
pellet.
In
those
rare
moments
when
she
was
not
occupied
in
playing
the
Pasha's
musical
composition,
the
slave
applied
herself
to
increasing
her
natural
beauty,
according
to
the
peculiar
notions
of
the
age.
She
fashioned
for
herself
a
small
leather
pad
with
which
she
wa
forever
rubbing
her
none
to
make
it
red
and
shiny;
she
sprinkled
her
bands
and
arms
liberally
with
an
evll-smelllng
powder;
she
dyed
ber
hair
and
eyebrows
with
vivid
reds
and
blues,
and
she
sharpened
her
teeth
with
a
file.
It
would
appear
that
these
young
women
were
allowed
a
certain
measure
of
freedom
outside
the
building,
but
always
under
escort.
We
have
found
what
is
described
as
a
"Date
Book,"
evidently
the
possession
of
a
slave
catted
"Babe."
In
this
are
such
entries
as
"Tuesday:
Lion
Gate
Cabaret.
Bill."
"Wednesday:
Pippin
Dance.
Jack'.'
"Thursday:
Midnight
Frolic.
Ted."
"Friday:
Nix.
Demmitall."
It
is
clear
that
Bill
Jack,
Ted
and
Demmitall
were
provided
by
the
Pasha
to
keep
his
musician
from
being
kidnapped
by
"We
Coiially
Welcome
Smv&l
Accounts"
r
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
BANKJOF
MONTlEAL
Sir
Frederick
Williams
'Taylor
)
General
Manager,
said:
,
I
should
like
to
take
this
opportunity
of
sajring
that
xte
cordially
welcome
small
accounts
at
all
cur
offices"
'
At
tke
Baniop
Montreal
no
account
is
too
small
to
'.tanrlwritlnff
"f7n
f
tu
Kmim
(YnM
nf
1
ny
axis
tan
u
eame
to
me
In
great
excitement
yesterday
and
said
he
bad
jund
the
canned
Mlt
Keys,
but
a
close
xamlnatlon
shored
that
he
waa
ml-
taken.
,
What
he
had
found
.wa
a
can
of
:
Mi
salmon.
receive
the
undivided
attention
of
its
officers
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
lSl7
Total
Assets
In
excess
of
i7S0.00o.00o
D.
C
PATERSON.
Manager
Prince
Rupert
Branch:
rival.
The
average
life
of
these
slaves
wa
ibout
five
year.
Then
the
Pasha
wearied
of
them
and
bad
them
disposed
of
in
a
truly
barbaric
manner.
The
Babe
mentioned
above,
for
cxampi.
wa
mmolated
on
funeral
tire;
the
Paaba'
uatructlon
to
that
effect,
"Fire
Babe."
re
still
In
existence.
We
have
another
memo
in
the
Patna's
SPECIAL
PRICES
ON
NEW
SEASON'S
FUR
COATS
AT
GOLDBLOOM'S
STORE
A
large
shipment
of
the
new
season's
Fur
Coat
has
arrived
at
Ooldbloom'
These
consist
of
sliver
muskrat.
French
teal,
calfskin,
Brazilian
mink
and
Hudson
seal.
For.
the
next
three
day
all
thee
fur
coat
will
be
offered
at
special
price.
thus
giving
you
the
opportunity
of
getting
that
coat
you
want
for
this
winter.
And
remember,
every
coat
carries
the
guarantee
of
William
Ooldbloom.
258
through'trains"
connection
with
old
country
sailings
The
Canadian
National
Railways
have
made
arrangement
to
operate
special
trains
with
sleeping
car
through
to
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax,
in
connection
with
Old
Country
sailings
during
November
and
December.
Secure
full
Information
regarding
rates,
reservations,
passports,
etc.,
from
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Avenue.
Phone
260.
266!
LAND
ACT.
NOTICE
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LAND
In
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
at
Jedway
Harbor,
Moresby
Island.
Q.C.I.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
MUlerd
Packing
Company,
Limited,
of
Vancouver,
BC
"'
occupation
P.rferr.
intn,i.
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
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B
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pianiea
at
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northeast
corner
of
Lot
88,
Q.C.I.;
tbene
northwesterly
and
along
high
water
mark
18
chains,
more
or
less,
to
a
point
N
58
37'
E.
from
the
N.E.
corner
Lot
140-'
thence
north
88
ar
E.
l-
chains,
more
or
less,
to
low
water
mark;
thence
southeasterly
along
low
water
mark
to
a
point
N.
58
3T6E.
from
the
location
post;
thence
2.3
chains,
more
or
less,
to
the
point
of
commencement,
and
con.
talnlng
S
acres,
more
or
less.
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cording
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Prince
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,m
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at
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Somerville
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nery
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r
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n:
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they
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