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AGE
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THE
DAILY,
NEWS
AWoman
Said
"Women
are
not
logical"
SHE
said,
"Don't
talk
facts
to
women,
they
want
to
simply
have
things
suggested
to
them."
We
don't
agree.
What
we
think
is
that
if
the
women
knew
how
much
better
we
could
wash
their
clothes
for
them
than
they
can
at
their
homes,
they
would
all
be
calling
us.
That's
j-hy
we
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to
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!
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ANYOX
WINNER
Turned
Tables
on
Prince
Rupert
Team
in
Second
Game
at
Anyox
I-ast
Night
A
mJjll
M
itf'Viltltni
the
'afield
nil.
jll
.did.
tin
.Tint.
Anyox
turned
the
Ubln
and"
beat
Prince
Ru-j
perrr-.t..aftaaijjJlftMn
the
Inter-I
High
School
SUkVtban
aeries
at
the
juneltor
town.
The
first
came
Monday
1
night
resulted
tn
a
47-46
score
tor
Prince
Rupert.
Prince
Rupert
and
Anyox
team,
which
will
arrive
In
the
city
from
the
north
on.
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
morning,
J
are
now
on
even
term
for
the
eontlnua-
,
tlon
of
the
series
here
on
Friday
andi
Saturday
nlghta
In
which
Ocean
Pall
wUl
also
participate.
j
Oamea
tomorrow
night
will
be
Anyox
J
v.
Ocean
Fall
and
Ocean
Fall
vs.
j
Prince
Rupert,
with
a
girls'
exhibition
game
between.
The
game
for
Saturday
night
will
be
arranged
later.
The
Ocean
Fall
plaven,
who
arrived
In
town
yesterday,
are
bllletted
In
the
'
home
of
local
High
School
pupil
and
are
thoroughly
enjoying
their
rUlt
here.
!
The
following
girls'
team
wUl
meet
:
In
exhibition
:
games
in
connection
with!
the
Inter-Hlgfh
School
aerie
here:
A"
team
Helen
81m.
captain.
Ida-
Boddle.
Nellie
Gurvlch.
May
Nest
and
Margaret
Gilchrist;
spare.
K.
Rlvetv
"B"
teikm
Julia
Walters,
captain.
Cathie
Irvine.
Phyllis
Harvey.
Muriel
Vance
and
Connie
Morgan:
spare.
M.
Klnslor.
I
In
The
Letter
Box
.MrRAE
TELLS
HOW
IIK.1IC
WAS
KILLED
Editor.
Dally
Nes.
WUl
you
be
good
enough
to
accord
me
space
In
your
paper
In
which
ti
reply
to
this
fellow
Thorn
H.
Elliott
i
self-styled
lover
of
animals
who
writes
tn
yesterday's
Issue
of
the
Dally
News'
re
myself
and
the
bear
recently
killed
cear
Sham-atlana
Passage.
In
the
rirst
place
this
man's
letter
la
a
scurruldus
conglomeration
of
falsehood
from
beginning
to
end.
There
Is
not
a
shied
of
truth
In
It
It
Is
a
mean,
contemptably
constructed,
ma!lej
lously
conceivedUl
advised
and
alto-egther
uncalled
'Tor
exudation
of
vicious
spume.
I
wouldn't
have
paid
any
attention
to
the
fellow's
fretful
outburst
had
he
confined
his
outburst
to
myself.
When
he
brings
my
wife's
name
Into
the
story
that
Is
going
too
far.
let
me
assure
the
fellow
that
my
wife
doesn't
require
a
bear
skin
tor
a
coat
bear
skins,
b
the
way
are
used
'In
the
making
of
rugs,
not
cost.
But
of
course
this
fellow,
being
a
recent
Immigrant
into
the
country
la
not
sup
posed
to
know
those
things.
However
that
there
may
be
no
mis
conception
In
the
minds
of
those
whoj
ccancea
hi
resa
ine
letter,
auow
me
to
set
forth
what
-
actually
took
place.
May
I
say
first
of
all
that
I
do
not
and
did
not
seek
any
publicity
from
the
affair.
It
was
just
an
Incident
In
my
day's
work,
an
Incident
that
doesnt
happen
very
often
perhaps,
but
an
incident
Just
the
same.
I'm
neither
proud
of
it
nor
sorry
for
It.
I
am
sorry
however
that
circumstances
made
It
necessaary
for
me
to
kill
the
bear.
Vour
reporter
who
"wrote
up"
the
affair
in
the
"Waterfront
Whiffs"
column
of
Saturday's
paper
will
bear
me
out
when
I
aay
that
he
did
not
get
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I1K.AU
NTOUV
On
the
day
of
the
occurrence
we
the
linemen
were
working
on
the
power
line
some
distance
from
Shawat-
lans
Passage.
The
line
foreman
had
gone
ahead
to
where
an
insulator
was
broken
on
a
pole.
It
was
my
duty
-to
follow
him
there
as
soon
as
I
had
finished
the
Job
on
which
I
was
en
gaged
at
the
time.
Apparently
the
foreman
on
reaching
the
pole
with
the
broken
insulator
disturbed
a
bear
in
the
process
of
digging
himself
In
for
the
winter.
The
bear,
emitting
a
angry
snort,
made
for
the
pole,
on
which
the
Insulator
was
to
be
replaced,
climbing"
onto
one
of
the
cross
arm.
There
waa
nothing
about
the
appearance
of
the
War
to
indicate
that
It
had
once
been
In
captivity,
but
on
the
contrary
whether
from
long
hunger
or
lor
some
other
reason
it
was
In
an
ill
temper.
As
far
a
the
foreman
could
see
It
was
Just
a,
black
bear,
disturbed
In
Its
first
lair
and
digging
for
iteelf
a
second
one.
Not
wantinz
to
do
the
bear
any
unnecessary
harm,
he
at
tempted
to
frighten
It
from
off
the
pole
by
throwing
sticks
at
It
but
without
success.
THE
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ITXESS
The
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saw
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beginning
to
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few
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Ulow
me
to
cay
something
about
the
tcene
of
the
affair
to
how
how
utterly
without
foundation
such
a
statement
1.
The
two
poles
in
question
are
on
the
brow
of
a
bill
but
In
a
depression
r
hollow-,
sod
while
what
went
on
at
.he
top
of
the
pole
would
be
visible
.rem
distant
pans.
what,
took
place
at
the
base
would
only
be
visible
to
one
in
the
hollow
or
on
its
rim.
Tommy
Elliott
certainly
wasn't
either
In
the
hollow
or
on
Its
rim.
The
only
plan
te
could
have
been
waa
near
the
Cold
3tcrage.
some
fourteen
or
fifteen
hundred
feet
away
or
In
the
vicinity
ol
Sixth
Avenae.
U11
farther
away,
and
yet
Tommy
claims
,
he
saw
everything
that
went
on
in
the
hollow.
He
even
saw
the
weapons
used
In
dispatching
the
bear
among
other
weapons,
gun,
mind
you.
Who
tti
heard
of
a
line
man
carrying
a
gun
around
aa
part
of
hi
tools?
His
trappings
are
heavy
enough.
In
aU
conscience,
without
tot
ing
a
rifle
or
shotgun.
But
then,
of
course,
the
man
Is
a
recent
arrival
In
the
country
and
consequently
'green.
As
the
only
possible
place
from
which
the
man
could
have
viewed
what
took
plsce
at
the
top
of
the
pole
was
at
least
four
to
five
hundred
yard
dis
tant.
I
don't
think
he
Is
competent
to
say
what
happened
unless
of
course
his
vision
U
as
brilliantly
(?)
sharp
as
bis
Imagination.
Coming
up
to
the
pole
I
tried
to
Iassoo
the
bear
bu
owing
to
the
rope
being
too
short
and
the
cross
arm
nd
wire
Interfering.
I
could
not
do
so.
Now
outside
of
the
fact
that
If
the
bear
came
Into
contact
with
the
high
voltage
wires
the
whole
power
system
of
the
city
coming
from
WoouwuHh
might
hsve
been
thrown
out
of
commission
or
seriously
Interfered
with
we
had
to
replace
the
broken
Insula
tor.
XOT
IMII
TO
WAIT
Now
the
city
doesn't
pay
its
linemen
to
alt
down
waiting
a
disgruntled
bear's
pleasure
to
remove
Its
unwelcome
presence
from
the
place
where
they
are
to
work.
I
climbed
up
the
pole
to
the
opposite
side
of
the
crouarm
and
at-temped
to
push
the
bear
off
unsuc
cessfully.
I
then
hit
it
a
blow
In
the
rump
with
a
wrench.
The
bear
turned
around
and
made
to
attack
me.
SHfc!6
-ftjthe
Jsw.
splitting
same
anff
jmockmg'it
from
off
the
pole
Had
the
bear
not
been
so
seriously
Injured
7
would
have
allowed
it
to
escape
but
It
would
not
have
been
humane
to
do
so.
When
the
bea
made
for
the
second
pele
I
followed
It
so
as
to
put
It
out
of
It
misery
a
weU
a
to
pre
vent
possible
damage'
to
the
wires.
roped
the
bear
around
the
body
on
this
pole
but
as
the
foreman
could
not
pull
it
down
by
pulling
on
the
rope
I
hit
the
bear
on
the
head
with
the
wrench.
i.unnlr.;
it
and
dltlodgln;
it.
X
then
came
down
and
oulekly
dispatched
It
with
a
knife,
which
I
consider,,
under
i
the
circumstance
wa
th
human
thing
to
do.
There
were
only
two
of
us
there
at
the
tune.
Th
other
came
up
oniy
a
we
were
carrying
the
carcai
away.
TOO
111(1
I
OR
MIT
I
pas
by
the
man
reference
to
clan
aud
a
lot
of
other
twaddle.
That
or
course
u
in
keeping
with
the
rest
oi
Us
silly
outburst.
The
bear
wa
a
year
0d
and
considerably
over
one
hundred
pounds
in
weight.
It
the
bear
was
a
pet
It
should
not
be
allowed
to
roam,
Wht
if
a.nve
small
enlldreu
had
run
rata
uf
Mr.
Elliot
might
be
finding
hlmelf
tn
trouble.
A
bear
after
it
reaches
a
certain
age
Is
never
dependable.
Evidently
the
bear
having
got
loose
preferred
a
sleep
for
the
rest
of
the
w
lifer
to
staying
awake
for
th
dainties
bestowed
upon
It
by
It
loving
master
or
perhap
th
latter
larder
Is
tn
the
same
condition
aa
that
of
a
certain
old
lady
who
desired
to
get
her
pet
dog
a
morsel
to
eat.
I
truvt
you
will
pardon,
my
t
re
pis
sing
so
much
on
your
valuable
apace
I
certainly
would
have
Ignored
th
mans
petty
outburst
bad
he
been
content
to
direct
his
foolish
shafts
at
myself.
But
hi
miserable,
cowardly
and
unmanly
reference
to
my
wife
com
pell
me
to
state
plainly
what
actually
happened.
I
also
am
a
lover
of
animals.
ALEX.
McRAE.
8th
Avenue
West.
PENSION
SYSTEM
IS
ADOPTED
BY
SAANICH
rennaneiit
Employ
era
Commence
Nw
It
j
ii
at
lleglnnlng
of
Year
VICTORIA.
Dec.
89.
The
Saanlcb
Council
approved
Immediate
initiation
af
superannuation,
under
the
Provincial
plan,
for
all
permanent
municipal
employees,
to
commence
January
I
next.
Members
of
the
office
taff,
road
foremen
and
all
employee
ctve
men
work
ing
Intermittently
will
quality
undei
the
plan.
This
requires
payment
cf
four
per
cent
of
earning
into
the
Provincial
3uperannuatlon
Fund,
and
a
like
sum
y
the
municipality,
which
also
pay
i
bout
1
per
cent
additional
for
man
agement.
.
Employee
resigning
their
position
have
the
privilege
of
withdrawing
their
contributions
with
accumulated
compound
Interest
at
S
per
cent.
The
con
tribution
of
the
municipality
for
cases
withdrawing
remains
with
th
Govern
ment,
being
expected
to
offset
In
time
payment
made
from
the
Superannua
tion
Fund
to
pensioner
who
have
contributed
little
or
notr-tng.
Deductions
from
pay
check
for
'the
.Superannuation
Fund
will
be
inaje
rom
the
next
salary
checks
issued
to
municipal
employee.
TUXIS
PARLIAMENT
OPENED
YESTERDAY
MANSON
GOVERNOR
VICTORIA.
Dec.
39.-
The
TuxU
older
boys'
parliament
opened
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
yesterdsy.
Attorney
General
Manson
acting
a
Lieutenant
Governor.
Archie
Russell
of
Vancouver
wa
chosen
a
speaker
on
motion
of
Premier
Wagner.
A
resolution
waa
passed
In
which
a
tribute
was
paid
to
the
lite
Premier
Oliver.
STEDMAN
CHOSEN
FOR
I.O.D.E.
SCHOLARSHIP
VICTORIA.
Dec.
29.
Ralph
X.
Sted-
man
of
Vancouver
has
been
chosen
as
:he
recipient
of
the
1927
overseas
post-
iraduate
scholarship,
awarded
under
the
IX3HX,
war
memorial
scheme.
NICE
LITTLE
LEGACY
FOR
VANCOUVER
MAN
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
29
Robert
Cur.
rie.
doing
odd
Jobs
for
a
living
here.
has
been
not
u
led
from
Ottawa
that
be
has
been
left
S75.OO0
by
hi
uncle.
NIKKLKIH
KKI'OIIT
R
a.m.
DIOBT
ISLAND
Clear.
Ilzht
north
wind;
barometer,
3034;
temperature,
17:
sea
smooth.:
8
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Juyo
Mini,
Everett
for
Osaka,
980
miles
from
Everett;
8
8p.m.
spoke
steamer
London
Maru,
Yokohama
for
Vancouver,
10-23"
N.
16'40"
W.;
8
pjn.
spok
steamer
President
Pierce.
Yokohama
for
Victoria.
1532
miles
from
Victoria.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
3050:
temperature,'
21;
sea
smooth.
BUU.
IIARBOR
Clear,
lleht
went
wind;
barometer.
&0.24;
temperature,
17;
sea
smooth.
Noon
DIQBY
INLAND
Clear,
calm;
baro
meter,
jvjm;
temperature,
23;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
calm;
bar
oowvrr,
jug;
temperature,
26;
aea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Clear,
calm;,
baro
meter.
30.10;
temperature,
30;
i
smooth.
Alex.
Yule
was
yesterday
the
recipient
of
congratulations
from
his
many
inenas
on
his
eighty-fifth
btrthdsy.
Miss
Marie
Murphy
left
for
Pacific
yesterday
where
she
will
spend
a
few
aays
holidaying
with
friends.
Advertise
la
The
Dally
Niws
I
I
miawaw
aaiaMaM-aa
i
Thursday,
December
23
Weekend
Special
We
have
over
a
thousand
ting
of
Canned
t,o
4
i
4
i
'
.
...
2
tins
for
,.
-15c
This
is
Argentine
Corn
Beef,
the
finest
line
obtainable.
j
Union
Hand
Cleenser,
special,
2
tins
for
500
lbs.
Xmas
Mixed
Candy,
half!
price,
2
lbs.
for
llZe
Order
your
supply
early
fori
New
Year's.
Christie's
Sodas,
special,
per
tin
-
Pure
Ontario
Honey,
Beekist.
2Vs
lb.
tin
Il)e
Beekist,
5
lb.
tin
M)f
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup,
per
tin,!
10?
straight
j
Limit
5
to
each
customer.
COMBINATION
SPECIAL
j
1
large
package
Sperry's
Pancake
Flour
or
Alber's
Buckwheat
Flour,
with
1
Jug
Waffle
Syrup.'
Regular
-alue
93c
Special
"Dei
COMBINATION
VEGETABLE
SPECIAL
15
lbs.
Terrace
Turnips
15
lbs.
B.C.
Carrots
5
lbs.
Cooking
Onions
5
lbs.
Red
Beets.
Total,
40
lbs.
for
..
-51.00
0(1:-
were
water
damaged
when
our
paeraent
got
flooded
urday.
December
17.
Thetfcois
irlig3ly
rut
I
if
not
sold
immediately
Wjl?tetaworiie.
We
would
.
uiijuiic
iu
ijui,
in
ioj
iicaij
u
supiuy,
as
we
Will
not
M.
sible
for
any
future
loss.
PROVISIONS
Alberta
.Creamery
Rutter,
hi
bulk,
3
lbs.
for
$1.-"
This
is
not
the
highest
grade,
but
is
a
good
table
butter,
B.C.
Fresh
Pullet
Eggs,
per
dor.
30?
Local
Fresh,
extras,
per
doz.
70f
Finest
New
Zealand
Cheese,
per
lb
iWf
Lard
in
bulk,
2
lbs
iiUf
Monogram
Hams,
boned
and
rolled
in
Peameal
cure,
per
lb.
1IJV.
Picnic
Hams,
per
lb
IDWf
Ayrshire
Rack
Bacon
in
Peameal
cure,
machine
sliced,
per
lb.
Howes
Mince
Meat
In
pint
sealers,
special,
each
:U)r
Evaporated
Prunes,
size
90-100.
special,
4
lb,
for
Limit
8
lbs.
to
each
cultomer.
Stelna
Corned
Reef,
l's,
speeial,
i
s
WATER
DAMAGED
.OODs
Lot
148
Una
HilN.l
.
;.
gus,
tall
also,
.
.
"
Sicia!
Lot
2200
tins
Tom.ti
Nabob
brand,
rea
j
.
,
Sjwcial.
2
for
Lot
S
13
'.Ins
Libby's
I
,
,
Vs.
tails,
reg.
86c.
St..
z'h
lAl
i
-Od
tin
MaikH.
Peaches,
l's,
tails,
re
a
J5
-
N
tr'
!jt
6
IS
tins
Host-
la1.-
Is.
tails,
reg.
25c.
S.
:
-.
.,
Lot
G
18
tin
t
Libby's
!
.
:
reg.
3fk.
Special
.
.
.
-,
Lot
7
18
tin
Ensign
i
,
,,i
reg.
36c.
Special
.
.
;.-
Lot
8200
tinn
Cam..!.
;
at
each
jq.
Limit
10
tins
to
eat
h
.
,
Lot
9160
tins
Pacifu
4:
per
tin
n,
limit
10
tins
to
earn
,
,,
tot
10180
tins
St.
)
.
.
M
at
per
tin
o,
Limit
10
tins
to
eui
h
.
.
Lot
11160
tins
Next:.
.
u
...
per
tin
im
Limit
10
tins
to
eat
-h
Lot
1260
carton
H
Soap
(outside
wra:;
i
Spial
lii
Lot
1825
tins
Cla-
i
i
.,
(wet),
to
clear
at
"
t-1
IOi
tot
14200
bars
Whit.-
,
Soap
(wet),
to
dear
a:
.",
:
2
tot
1560
lbs.
bulk
s.
-
,;
t
to
clear
at
4
lbs.
t
r
2.r
tot
1G
SG
pkgs.
Lu
elear,
4
pkgs.
for
.
"
tot
1740
Large
P..
Dust,
reg.;.&e
(w
at
per
pkge
1.V
tot
18
35
packages
.
V
tha
Flake,
reg.
-"
nge,
to
clear
at
3
f
2-V
Rupert
Table
Supply
.1
Phones;
210
-
'Mi
ZVJi
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
TONIGHT
ONLY.
7
and
9
p.m.
JACKIE
COOGAN
-
In
"JOHNNY
GET
YOUR
HAIR
CUP'
MAURICE
COSTELLO,
JAMES
CORHIGAN,
PAT
IIAUTI
CAN,
UOIJIJV
DOYLE,
KENNETH
EKICKSON,
MATT1E
WITTING
and
others
COMEDY
CHARLEY
CHASE
IN
"STING
OP
ST1M.S"
AESOP'S
FILM
FABLES
Admission
AND
33c
and
10c
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
DHIrYAiw
Operating
G.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer.
Machinist.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmiths,
Pallern
makers.
Founders,
Woodworkers
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLINE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
383