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FOUR
THE
DAILY
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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBU
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
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nt.il
m
arrir
VMrlv
IMj
ItwL
TUtiLillnadvanf
eS.(At
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
KEEPING
DOLLARS
AT
HOME
-jiajifi
1
i.c:
i.in'
country
leaus,
is
mrectly
i
0
r
i
rent
use
of
advertising.
By
a-
iioen
the
direct
means
of
employ-t
'ii-.-n.
And
with
rnaas
production
:ii
ir
'.r
of
products,
which
means
:.i
'
urer
and
consumer
have
bene-
"Intelligent
advertising
will
continue
to
volume
and
in
influence
because
it
is
based
grow
in
THAT
BANK
MERGER
;
(Toronto
Globe)
As
expected,
the
shareholders
of
both
the
Rank
nf
Commerce
and
Standard
Bank
voted
for
amalgamation
!
.
Th,
Ly
an
overwhelming
majority.
There
is
in
these
decisions
1
ri"nliftl
NEWTON
MAY
BE
OUT
FOR
MAYOR
.Friends
Likely
to
Wait
on
Him
to
AA
Him
le
Again
Became
a
Candidate
.
a
-j.-
i.n,
...
.
si.
ood
,
JW
.se.
"waiUnr
upon
r
or
lesser
jjcnuu,
iwiu
"
r
f
....
Bj
mail
to
ail
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
ColomUa,
.
,M.TOF
M-
Newto"
wlth
,the
.00
Jat
he
again
run
for
the
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
Or
four
montha
for
LOQi
mayoralty
at
the
civic
elections
in
.
,
.
.
.
..
,.
.
.
.'January-
It
is
understood
that
B,
mail
to
all
other
parts
or
bnti.b
Colombia,
the
British
Mr
Newton
will
not
need
much
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance
per
year
....
WOO
1
nrounmmt,nt
tn
th
Br
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
ft
p.wu.
Presumably,
Transient
Dismar
Advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
$1.4d
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page,
per
inch
Local
Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
.
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
per
agate
line
IK
Contract
Rates
on
Application
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
-
-
v93
86
having
no
-
-
V
i
I
1
.
L
J2fcu)
newspaper
on
nia
nanus
now,
iir
2
would
be
in
s
position
to
devote
o
all
his
time
to
city
business.
It
j5
-
understood
when
Mr.
Newton
wa
reported
to
cave
sold
hi?
i.ewspaper
last
summer
just
be
fore
the
provincial
election
came
on
that
he
was
to
go
East,
but
l,i
trot
no
further
than
Kitsum-
ka!um
Lake
and
came
back
a
boat
a
month
later.
Now
it
is
s
!Iv
mentioned
that
he
:
gain
like
to
be
mayor.
"
If
Mr.
Newton
again
runs,
it
Friday,
September
2.
192S
.
be
the
thirteenth
time
in
Urn
"
nineteen
years
the
city
has
been
incorporated
that
he
has
been
a
candidate
for
the
chief
rangJa-
One
of
the
greatest
problems
of
all
communities
is
tra
HhHrJZ
so
much
k.-MT!w
the
young
men
at
home
as
keenine
Vo
vlT
?5fi-TLm
hilars
'.'
st;
.
1
!
i
.
;
-t-
&
:.!.i-c:i".
in:,
r.
Ir
the
dollars
are
there,
the
young
1919
and
1920
by
Thomas
MeCjy-
:nen:e
it
of
rnnce
Rupert
people
moat.
He
a
elected
by
aeefaun
They
prefer
to
spend
their
monev
iilion
in
19,5
ard
l9&.
He
start-
.
in
their
own
community
where
r
hi
munijta!
nwris
mi
l
when
he
was
elected
an
alderman
..iey
purcnte.
)fnd
Mid
,Mt
ypa.
whtB
m
an
interesting
stunt
was
staged
in!no
run
that
he
was
through
with
c-
months
ago
and
illustrated
in
a
mun'ciPal
ff-ir
fcred
tr,
do
ar
kept
at
home
will
do.
A
devote
"11""
TA
l
1
.
,
,
;
paper.
Now
he
no
doubt
wonld
x
:
..m
a
bank
and
spent
by
even-,
like
to
,
.
.-me-s
section
of
the
town,
each,
it
is
pKsomed
that
Mr.
Newton
-
worth
nf
the
next
fellow's
wares.
J
win.
if
he
mns.
have
as
his
op-fttt
n
made
the
dollar
was
back
in
Fnent,
Col.
s.
P.
McMordie.
started,
on
"
savin
rs
'
denrwit.
anrf
the
pre
JW-
MW-rwwve
IMIU
i
the
doliar
hough
t,
displayed
in
a
e
.-.
mnT.v.
in
tre
same
window
h
v.
.,r'r.
uf
gdods
bought
of
a
mai
MODERN
ADVERTISING
others
a
job;
one
Oh
w
me
the
Indian
.
-
aj;
s
ijir
n
;ui
newsnaDer
TktmmrBittMitM.Mi..
I
f
f
principles
which
are
deeply
rooted
in
the
best
tMiis.of
!v
Tfe!1
our
national
existence."
Jh7a
wih-.i
opener.
a.
I
Man
in
the
Moon
I
"
I
II
!
tone
people
want
a
poaitioa
18
grow
l:
by
leaps
and.tocratk
aad
the
other
pieMaa;
ill
moi
:
money
is
being
'oa
ornwetai
and
tba
othe
j
fff
rn:
manamr
nf
1
uswui.
:
.
iran:
rule,
plays
an
important
For
an
Aujrust
with
proctnjta
-xi.-tence
..f
the
nation.
Advertis-'
tiem
n.nioditic-s
it
offers,
creates
new;
,Mt
.
it
ehaiies
our
ideals
and,
alters
j
.,
,
it
a
f'-f
dp
of
Hfe
are
brans.
,ggwirfc
...
UaMcaliy.
advertising
is
educa-'
make
to
tnwh
fm
about
base
-
and
explains
the
nature
andi"
teams
playing
for
a
pennant
A
lv.
--rt:.inii
does
this
bv
the
sim-
ut-
oU
eDR
thre
a
r)
l
ustration.
little
toiaething
a
the
aide
fnJ
1.
u
,.
.
,
laddition
to
the
pennant
If
jroa
prcf-ahly
accomplished
more
to
only
had
the
salary
cheek
of
a
:
Jving
tnan
any
other
thing.
ThejbusebaU
olayar
ou'd
forgsji
a
far
more
today
than
he
ever
had.'
Rupert.
.
.
1
.
1,
.
1
1
..
.
.
1
.
.
I
f
tW
thjygs
that
wont
Ket
yon
anywaere
Is
wishing
you
h.i.l
backed
a.
different
baaeball
team.
x
1"
didnt
back
a
dlf-
Vi(f
sadlffer-
I
was
oat
for
the
anrprim
of
sne
a
dtnaer
pre-
um
of
a
Those
baaeball
people
ajMald
K.mp.to
Prince
Kunert
if
thev
j
want
to
see
a
'-
world
atriotts.
-
r
:
teQ
'sn
there
is
a
presi-el
tlon
ia
the
States.
1
otning
discouraging
to
those
zealous
for
safeguarding
i
.t
my
money
on
Hoover
tlie
public
interest.
The
shareholders
act
only
in
their:
The.
other
chap
planked
it
on
own
interest.
The
public
must
look
to
the
dominion
cnv.!
.Smith.
eniment
for
the
protection
of
the
public
welfare.
News
r
wbr9Wr
hiaks..AI
a
winaei
from
Ottawa
indicates
ttutinH
1
a
myth-j
now
that,
far
from
automatic!
"'3
ormission
being
given
by
the
covernment.
thera-y-k
"T"'-
r
'
s
i-ong
iiKeunoou
mac
tne
disappearance
of
yet
an'oi
tanK
win
oe
veioea.
Winnipeg
Free
Press)
A
unanimous
vote
by
the
sharehoMers
of
the
Si
urn
nanK
and
ot
the
Canadian
Bank.
oLCommerce
or
of
the
amalgamation
of
the
two
institutions!
pod-ted.
There
is
nothing
surnrislncr
ahfltit'this.
it
mitted
that
the
merger
would
be
a
good
thine
for
i
rfaT
Tfffff
Bah
rmrmtinm
inafTsnBVSaBnwSel&
mmmmmmmh
two
banks
and
in
particular
for
the
shareholders
of
the
Standard
Bank.
A
vote
by
thu
customers
of
the
two
banks
on
the
advisability
of
permitting
the
merger
would
show
very
different
results.
And
it
is,
we
submit,
the
customers
rather
than
the
shareholders
who
are
entitled
to
first
consideration
by
the
government.
Ten
Years
Ago
tn
PHne
Rupert
l
w
'msea
"im
niat
LI
II?
ibef
28,
lli.
board
i
inve
n
poaiibilities
oi
Je
or-pruce
for
in'lne
m-inufattiiic
nhould
the
war
be
pn.tract.-l
;inJ
the
pre
ent
8uptry
of
)irut'
give
out,
stated
Pol.
W.
K.
Kdwardu
of
th
Imperial
Munitions
board,
Ot-
tai.a,
followintr
a
trip
to
liin-ii
('h:.fi(itl.'
Islands.
is
expect
il
that
some
oni
British
I
hundred
local
r"ato
wttl
tonicht
with
thi
bsaebsll
which
will
play
a
rtwera
same
at
Anox.
The
MUMuasr
Prince
Rupert
is
making
a
special
trip
for
the
oecaaion.
VAI.YOUVfcrf.
Septemtx-r
1
'he
'''
tirlea
reave
iaf
Co.
After
careful
Inveatitra-i
team
linn
th
Pmnalin
Pm
tlnAm
tUut
-
pt.
28.
On
anndian
Press
!
the
carried
a
utory
t-i
'he
effe.
t
t
t:i
I'lerald
'lodirsun,
a.
Vaarou'
er
I
,
it
''
ristcA
wa4k
aimlM1al
:i
..
.
.
.
I
i
'
e
.
Tnj.
4
l'4l
Mr.
Hodgson
has
never
been
connected
in
any
official
capacity
with
tn
it
company
and
regrets,
.
:
"
mr.
noogaon
I
name
was
er-
The
police
cornrnisaioa
discus-
roneouaiy
u.ved
in
this
connection,
sed
the
enforcerruint
af
the
pro-
hibition
laws
at
'tta
rasrnlar
monthly
meetinir
y!SsfaW
afternoon.
rmmisajont'r
S.
0.
afac-donald
r!i;id
the
way
In
which
the
Act
wh
drawn
up
and
CominiMim'r
('!
vift
Hill
aaaert-ed
that
bootltKSf
ii-ir
watt
general
in
the
city.
j
DESPATCH
INCORRECT
Hably
informed
that
William
Newman
wan
not
a
member
of
a-.
,
'
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Carta
f,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moting.
Friday,
September
Industrv
TIIEN
38c
of
evcrj'
dollar
paid
in
industrial
wages
and
salaries
in
British
Columbia
comes
from
lumbering,
her
ten-ye.r
production
increase
of
138.7
per
cent,
is
vitally
important
to
everyone.
"Thirty
per
cent,
of
our
Province's
entire
Industrial
production
of
251
million
dollars
In
ltd
was
contributed
by
lumbering
and
Us
JOcd
Industries.
British
Columbia
now
ranks
third
in
the
Dominion
in
industrial
importance,
aosji
forest
products
dominate.
Iaroired
in
British
Columbia's
lumbering
iadustif
Is
capital
of
more
than
100
million
dollars
.
.
.
2,ett
people
are
employed
.
.
.
339
mills
operated.
Without
question
this
ghjantlc
bustaosc
is
destined
to
continue
at
the
same
pace.
Climate,
soil
and
drainage
have
produced
our
vast
forests
of
soft
woods
.
.
.
the
greatest
in
the
world
I
One-third
of
the
British
Empire's
entire
timber
supply
Is
in
British
Columbia.
Today,
the
demand
for
soft
woods
is
four
times
that
of
hard
woods
.
.
.
and
with
the
last
great
stand
of
soft
woods
located
In
our
Province,
continued
progress
and
prosperity
are
certain.
Great
as
our
timber
stands
are,
our
government
realises
the
necessity
of
safeguarding
the
future
of
thJe
vast
industry
and
is
devoting
much
time,
study
and
thought
to
the
question
of
scientific
reforestratioo.
Are
prevention
and
conaertation.
Lumbering
brought
S4
million
iWhjre
to
British
Columbia
in
192
(the
value
ot
the
Cttf
that
year),
an
increase
of
4fr
million
doflnreoeer
91a.
Every
year
mere
than
3e
mlfftan
dollars
')rth
of
supplies
are
purchased
to
enable
tfci
great
industry
to
carry
on.
Foreign
markets
bare
been
sou?
tit
.
.
.
and
captured.
Water
borne
export
of
lumbar
has
enjoyed
exceptional
growth.
Ships
laden
with
2,61Ml,et0
feet
board
measure
left
our
ports
during
1922-192
...
an
increase
over
the
perfod
of
1912-1
91
equal
to
984'
;.
The
log
scale
jumped
111
during
the
same
perfed!
This
activity
represents
real
money
in
constant
circulation.
It
keeps
thousands
of
men
busy
.
.
.
Influences
every
phase
of
commercial
life
.
.
.
builds
markets
for
our
farm
products
.
.
.
spells
"BRITISH
COLUMBIA"
the
world
over!
Add
to
this
the
aash
and
door
factor
lee,
and
pulp
and
paper
production,
which
atone
jumped
from
f
l5,4M,eea
in
It
14
to
m27,
in
192,
an'
you
have
an
Idea
of
the
enorflaous
Importance
and
far
reaching
influence
which
this,
our
chief
mortacial
enterprise,
la
bound
to
exercise
on
the
welfare
and
earnings
of
each
aad
every
citizen.
tktt
mtmmmtfmim
ami
tnimUmi
ymr
fmitut
fnpu
.
.
.
t
Up
Hum
ear
m$J
undjAem
mrwuU.
If
ym
IRtmd
nin
mm
ttiki
e
tktu
wmKtmtnit
mm
m
tH$t
ptmsftfir
will
king
tktm.
Adttrtitt
Jt
Pntimtt
oiMiAS
progress
CooVs
While
You
Boil
csi
Etjg
QUAKER,
OAT
If
jour
paper
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
the
o