Victor
Voral
Vocal
Wain
1
Ramona
Gene
Au.tin
Dolores
Del
Rio
fail
Whiteman
and
lilt
Orchestra
Vocal
Organ
Solo
Waltz
Vocal
set
t
e
Jesse
Crawford
Jean
Goldkette
and
His
Orchestra
Giggling
Gertie
The
Ilappinets
Boy
Chiauita
A
WalU
Victor
Arden-Phll
21513
Oh
man
and
Their
Orchestra
DEMAND
40$J
-
JllH
Constantinople
Vocal
California
Mumming
Birds
Fox
Trot
Johnny
Hamp't
Kentucky
Sereoadert
The
Bum
Song
".Mac"
(Harry
McClintock)
21477
21511
2IMJ
21503
21527
That's
My
Weakness
Now
Vocal
Helen
Kane
21557
Foi
Tret
Nat.
Shllkret
and
The
Victor
Orchestra
2147
Aim
the
latent
Red
Seal
recordn
by
famous
Victor
Artlntn.
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.
"Rupert
Brand"
ippers
-
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
KDDir
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd;
Prince
Rupert.
B.CT-
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Pperatlnx
li.T.P.
20.000
Ton
floating
Dry
Dock
Kwiineera,
Machinists,
nollermakers.
IMarkf-jnjlhii,
pattern
makers.
Pounders.
Woodworkers.
Etc
i
'mi
1
1
it,
i
h
to
ELECT1UC
AND
ACKTYIXNR
WKI.DINa-f
Our
plant
is
equiped
to
handle,all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38S
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
New.s"
DOG
IN
MANGER
IEDIT0R
TORONTO
POLICY
CANADA
TELEGRAM
DIES
Phone
574
Fh
Eastern
Newspaper
Gives
Clear'
Famous
Newspaper
Man
Wan
D.L
D
lire
L-B
ners
fir
srocers,
Lt
Opinion
on
Duty
In
Regard
to
j
Known
as
One
Who
Stood
up
.
Immigration
j
For
AVhat
be
Thought
I
Right
(Toronto
Globe)
'It
is
neither
possible
nor
would
TORONTO,
Sept.
28.
John
-ft
be
right
for
a
comparative
Robinson
Ro!iin.utK
editor
of
the
handful
of
Canadian
to
hope
to
Toronto
Etning
Telegram,
died
occupy
a
mere
fraction
of
this
this
morning
ad
66.
He
suffer-vast
land
to
the
exclusion
of
mil-
ec"
from
heart
failure
for
some
lions
of
landless
people
in
other
time.
.
.;
parts
of
the
world,
Ilrstory
re-1
Mr.
Rebnun
was
born
at
counts
not
a
single
'instance
of
i
Guelph,
Ontario,
May
9,
1862,
the
success
in
achieving
any
such
pur-
j
ton
of
a
English
father
and
pose..
There
are
natural
laws
I
Scotch
tjsoth
r.
He
was
left
which
operate
ta
prevent
any
fatherless
at
the
age
of
three,
such
selfish
dg-in-the-manger
Lacking
wealth
or
influence,
be
'policy
with
regard
to
idle
lands,
was
blessed
bv
the
greatest
of
all
The
inescapable
truth
is
that
Can-
''vintages,
the
wise
care
of
a
de-adians
roust
fill
up
these
unoccu-,
voted
mother.
His
schv.il
days
pied
lands
with
the
sort
of
mi-!
were
spent
in
the
publi-
schools
grants
that
will
build
the
kind;
of
Guelph
arid
Orajigeville.
At
of
greater
future
Canada
to
which
:
the
age
of
1:;
he
left
school
and
they
look
forward,
or
others
will
fill
them
up
with
those
not
wanted.
Canada
ess
ao
more
keep
out
all
newcomers
than
Dame
Parting-tor,
could
keep
back
the
Atlantic
with,
her
mop.
Neither
can
she
eft$b
problem
of
a
polyglot
petatian
if
she
falls
back
on
4fee
suieiM
taeKJng-pot
policy
by
which
ths)
United
States
literally
leaped
to
Material
prosperity
and
to
spiritual
and
lawless
chaos
jsach
as
is
exemplified
in
Chicago.
If
Canada
is
to
be
kept
British
there
is
no
other
way
than
to
fill
)
Canada
with
decent
British
stock,
or
with
related
peoples
who
will
be
glad
to
become
whole-hearted
Canadians
and
proud
British
citizens.
I
Perhaps
Canada's
greatest
peril
is
the
"little
Canadian's"
fear
of
I
the
responsibilities
of
greatness.
'has
ever
been.
We
sailed
wherever
ship
could
sail.
We
founded.
Matty
a
mighty
State;
Pray
God
ear
gmtness
may
not
fail
'
,
WALKER
MOTOR
CO.
IS
INCORPORATED
els
VICTORIA.
Btpt
28.
Provin-tl
ioeorporations
include
the
VAlke-K
UQ&r&Manany
of
Prince
icupert
eapnaufea.
ai
ui,ow.
ported
time.
this
morning
SEALED
TENDEHS
adrMl
to
the
40.
th
orflgee
of
the
Dlifjlct
Knvlneer.
Poet
Office
S
Jltdlng.
Victoria
B
c
.
vie-
42.
wu
uuaria
bavnaniu.
sow
rrior:
Street.
Vletor.a.
BC:
TTte
BuUeline
and
Caaatrurtloa
Indtuwtea
Bsehsoe.
SIS
West
Haatlna
Street.
Vancoueei.
B.C..
also
at
tbc
Poet
Office.
Prfnse
llusert.
DC.
and
Port
aimpaon.
hC.
Tender,
wtu
not
be
eaewtlessd
nnlei
made
on
printed
form.
suppUtd
by
the
Department
and
in
accordance
with
eetadltiooa
contained
tberetn.
Each
tenoer
must
be
accompanied
by
an
acosDted
cbemte
on
chartered
bank.
DaiaUe
to
the
escwr
of
the
Minister
of!
runjic
oil
Wofka.
aoual
to
10
ner
mt
nf
tfce
amoeM
of
the
tender.
Bonda
of
tke
Dominion
of
Canada
or
bond
of
Ms
OanadUn
National
Railway
Cm-
pB
W1U
also
be
accepted
aa
am-urlty
POMS
OBtur.N
)ttli.
Seiitewbwr
17.
1938.
ttt-iftary
returned
to
iJueiph
to
enter
as
an
apprentji'
in
the
printing
trade
in
tike
office
of
the
Guelph
Mercury.
Ji.
liiastered
his
trade
!r.
the
rajrji-f
;he
"rae,"
Mid
acquired
with
a
friendship
with
printer.-
that
.du.
-d
throughout
his'
life.
,
s
In
1881,
at
the,
'mf
19,
he
It
ft
Guelph
t
;n
tfct
portorial
stuff
of
the
Toronto
tpobe.
There
he
remained
tor
two
years,
leav
ing
in
May.
If'K.i,
fo
take
a
place
on
the
Telegram
under
the
late
John
Rosa
Robertson.
His
first
assignment
w.-.s
the
water
front.
Six
years
later
he
was
transferred
from
the
City
Hall
a:-irnment
to
become
editor,
succeeding
Alex
"pHer
F.
Pirie.
Mr.
Robfn.xon
cime
to
Toronto
when
it
wa.
a
small
town,
and
saw
it
grow
into
a
great
modern
city.
Upon
its
destinies
his
jit
was
not
such
a
spirit
which,
1
?rap
of
pi
bhv
affairs,
his
inspiring
the
British
people
in
the
'sound
cowviVtirns
and
his
vigor-days
of
Elisabeth,
sent
them
forth
jous
presentation
of
his
views
had
to
lay
the
foundation
of
the
j
great
influence.
His
defiance
of
Strongest,
greatest
Empire
that;
what
in
his
eyes
was
considered
wrong
was
courageous
and
re
gardless
of
consequences.
His
writings
dealt
with
persons
and
things
r
.thvr
than
with
abstractions,
but
wh
-n
his
attacks
seemed
roost
personal
they
were
directed
nut
agttirutt
the
persons
at-
Through
craves
fears
of
being
j
tacked,
but
the
principles
for
great.
j
which
they
stood.
'...!.
.nftnd'
"
warm
neart
never
tired
in
baUl
or
th
undtr
He
,
to
Canada.
General
Smuts
re-jtne
eentlyjiseovered
a
petition
where-
""J
M!d
characteristically.
;iy
some
Sotfth
Africans,
in
1750.
Whea
younrrt
a
paper
that
for
Nfcen
tne
white
population
num-le
"ke
of
arsons
and
friend-u..
.
.
j
CshlDS
betravs
the
nuhlir.
vou
ari
;
nereo
ojum,
prayea
m
no
more;
-
-
-----
-
-
immigration
be
allowed,
because
""""V
"i-ir
-the
lr.
,devi'
'ho
ha,not
a
country
was
already
over-i
in!friiHl
tht,
srle
of
Heaven.
Donulated."
There
are
those
j
Canada
who
advocate
in
this
very
I
year
policies
of
pettiness
which
I
are
just
as
absurd.
What
is
neces
sary
is
that
little
minds
should;
not
be
permitted
to
wreck
great
opportunities.
WE4TBER
REPORT
Prince
Itiipert
Raining,
light
umtheMitt
wind;
tempeiature,
57.
Haysuort
-Cloudy,
calm,
tern.
60.
Port
Simpson
Misty,
calm,
tern.
66.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tem.
54.
Rosewood
Cloudy,
calm,
tem.
'
56.
Aiyansh
Raininff,
ealm,
U-rr.
54.
Alice
Aim--Heavy
fltfa,
windy.
km
4s.
:
t
'
duei
Anyox
-Heavy
mln,
wfady,
tem.
was
re-
68.
to
be
on
Stewart
Heavy
raia.
south
wind,
tem.
46.
'
Hazelton
C'lovdy,
ealm,
tem.
60.
Smithers
Paw
cloudy,
calm,
tem.
40.
Kij'hth
CablB
Raining,
north
wind.
,"
,
Burna
Lat
-Q
r,
ealm.
tem.
Bwl
o!
Whrni&d
Port
8impin.
!
Echo
IlKe
VaMaiHg,
Calm
B.C..
Will
b
rnwvfd
m:!l
it
o'cturfc
HMHI.
Tlllirxljl
flrlohrr
II.
t-r
niMWsl
of
Hie
Kharlheiid
at
Port
Simp-
tem.
42
Telegraph
Creek
Cloudy.
oceeoa
uiairic.
it,
n
i
i
i
r..
CHILD
WAS
KILLED
BY
A
GRAVEL
TRUCK
LADNKlt.
Se,t.
2.
Ina
Kerr.
seven-yc;ir
old
(laughter
of
Mrs.
.1
K
Wirr
iif
l.i(tfifr
w:iti
lfillfl
cheque
If
required
to
'
'
.
,
.
...
amount.
i
when
she
ran
her
bicycle
into
a
NOTE.-Blue
prints
can
be
obtained
lfraVel
vrnvel
trui
lrmK-
lf
Th
1
n
wheol
wneel
naaaod
Po
at
this
Department
by
depoeltlna
an
aeeepted
cheque
for
the
mun
of
sto
00.
'over
her.
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Minister
of
1
PUMlC
Work,
which
will
be
returned
If
!
the
lAtenvllruj
hlrlrter
Mibmii
a
rtvular
htd.
I
"Whv,
I'll
bet
vou
don't
know
"i
rei.
.
,L.
,l;n
I...
3
E
Druartment
of
Public
Works,
ill"'
'I'l
i.
'
I,
I'.'
i
I
il
lllt'l
mid
a
di
tii'ii'ilitry."
"Iliiinpli"
I
SPECIAL
Ipit
WEEK
ENTTlNtt
SEITRMIIRR
29
VANILLA
Large
8
oz.
Cruet
Jars.
Each
PEAS,
ROYAL
CITY
Choice.
per
tin'
CAMPHELLS
CREAM
OF
TOJfATO
SgUP-Per
tin
.BbLK
TEA
Braid's
Rest,
per
lb.
u
.
':t
ir
V.S.-1.1..
-
1
4U..
lw
lit
rn
.
is
vo
nigniy
iuvuiihiiviuj
uiih
nmnv
ui
teat
B.
&
K.
KOLLED
OATS-Per
sack
BJSCUITS
Ginger,
Fruit,
Social
Tea,
2
lbs
for
SEEDLESS
RAISINS-Per
lb
P.
&
G.
WHITE
NAPTHA
LAUNDRY
SOAP
Per
bar
Phone
45
WOUNDED
VETERANS
BELGIUM'S
GUESrS
!lr!ly
Dtaabied
Men
Viit
Rettle-fleld
and
Received
Officially
ANTWERP.
Sept.
28.-(C.l.)
Forty
disabled
British
ex-soldiers
were
recently
the
guesU
of
the
Belgian
Disabled
Soldiers'
Association,
who
asked
the,
British
Legion
to
select
a
party
of
the
most
badly
wounded
men
in
Britain
for
a
Ten
days'
tour
:
Ke-ium
us
an
indit-ation
ot
Belgium's
admiration
for,
and
,
.a.ituue
to.
the
L.-itixh
Army.
The
whole
of
Belgium's
official
life
was
represented
in
this
feting
of
British
heroes.
who
were
selected
oy
me
legion
respective
of
social
standing
or
rang.
Some
were
so
badly
dis-
ftomc-
were
so
badly
dls-ent
with
the
party
a
deUchnteiit
-f
the
R.A.M.C.
to
attend
to
them
on
the
journey.
Practically
all
the
men
had
lost
limbs.
INDIAN
CASK
ADJOURNED
Johnny
Ryan
and
David
Pre-1
voat,
charged
with
drunkrnii
.ti
and
disturbing
the
eace
on
M.
t-
i
lakatla
Indian
Reresve,
again
came
before
Indian
Agent
W.
K.
i
i'oliison
this
morning
and
were
further
adjourned
until
this
af
,
.ernoon.
I
To
WILLIAM
PATTERSON
Ite
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
TAKE
NCmoe
that
Nethcrtsnd
In-vMUnsnt
Company
ot
Csnsda
UmitMl
hc
comtnencad
sal'
prvcJln
undrr
the
Lsnd
Tltla
Act
under
a
certain
mortgugr
covering
the
8
E
of
Stc
SO.
Tpn
82.
Rg.
f.
WeM
of
6th
Ucridtan.
IB
the
Provinc
ot
Albert
of
which
you
arc
the
registered
owner
and
that
TPU
are
required
to
MY
the
turn
of
MM.M
and
lntereat
thereon
at
the
rate
j
of
9
per
annum
from
the
lt
ary
IMS
and
coma,
within
two
months
I
torn
the
aeth
day
of
Bepteuitvr.
1B2S.
falHDfl
which
you
ll
be
foreeloned
Plan,
and
form,
of
enotraet
can
be!
AHin-inrs
c.ou,
m.utneasi
uVn
AlberUthi.Mti,
jeenj
nd
epeelflcitlon
a.xl
forou
of
wind.
tem.
46.
'
UAuU"
tM
"u"".i,u
""P1-
SI
I
VIUU
ll,...
rl-u
,.um
WOODO
.'
IE1JJ
CHAin
HYNnilAM
ao.
VV
ITIIb
SS
"I
-
W
a
miis.i
Mcteud
Bids
.
Edmonton
i
SoliLitora
fur
the
Mortuacee.
Carma.
k
-Raining,
calm;
tem.
;
A'T:oT'-
...
Dl
..son
-
Clear,
calm.
tem.
:'..
:
Dept.
Resutrar
IN
PRORATE
I
IN
TIIK.
l
I'llCMi:
('(11
KT
W
I1HITISII
COI.I
MHIA
1
In
the
Matter
of
the
Admlnutrat'oaj
Act:
and
In
the
Matter
of
the
EMtttr
of
ftrther
KlUaa.
nee
Exther
8
pnnf
.
pa-reaaed.
Iritratatc
'
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
irder
of
III.
Honor,
r.
McB
Voudi?
the
6th
day
of
September
AD.
I9JH,
I
wiut
appointed:
Admlntjitrator
of
the
i
Uil
of
Bather
.
iKUIuv
nee
Esther
H
'oinona,
deoesMd
and
all
parties
havtn
claim,
acalnat
!
the
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
to1
furniah
aame.
properly
verified,
ti
me
on
or
before
the
1
1th
day
of
October
'
A
D
1B2S,
and
all
partlea
Indebted
to
the
eatate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
tlielr
indebtednem
to
me
i
nnwiin
NOUMAN
A
WATT.
Offli:il
Admlnlatralor,
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
Dated
the
11th
day
of
September,
A.D.
1&28.
i.
1
52c
47c
HOME
KILLED
POULTJtY
DIRECT
FROM
FARM
Light
Fowl,
per
lb.
go
Spring
Chickens,
per
lb
-
We
reserve
the
right
to
limit
the
quantity
pnrthaKet!
h
any
one
emtomer.
,
AH
Proservinjf
Fruits
at
most
attractive
prices.
Everything
in
Green
Vegetables
fresh
eff
ich
Imat.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS
IT
PAYJT
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers;
-Ltd.
THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
BAfl1
;
1
Phtnc
45
i
City
Meat
Mark
t
ir!
AfiHe
(SRI.VIO
liiibs.)
MEAT
FISH.
JrWrTTAWKs
ntiv
AM.
KINIS
OF
"NOKVY
at
low
prices,
aad
ii
Obsenef
iAH
articles
are.
f
su
""
freeh.
IF
N
PKOVH
r
aVliNrv
7
w.nim
jMzmx:,
'7",s
'
,hf
lvCTtiment
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