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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
Nov.
20,
J928
POST
OFFICE
NEED
Ketchikan
is
moving
heaven
and
earth
in
an
effort
to
secure
a
new
post
office.
AH
the
citizens
are
uniting
for
the
purpose
and
one
of
them
is
right
on
the
ground
at
Washington
taking
the
matter
up
with
the
Federal
authorities.
That
is
the
way
to
get
something.
Unity
is
necessary.
Ketchikan
is
not
as
big
a
place
as
Prince
Rupert,
but
it
has
faith
in
the
city
and
enough
ginger
to
get
out
and
make
itself
heard.
The
probability
is,
it
will
have
a
Fed
eral
building
before
Prince
Kupert.
District
News
TEKKACB
J.
Hillyajjjl,
sr.
left
otfhurii&a
for
Dorreei
where
he'
expect
to
locate.
A,C
-
E.
T.
Kefcney
retried
40
Fi
jay
alter
Staving
pem
in
few
weeks
.in
Victoria
an
Via
couver.
reroute
home
ke
atteaVl
tied
the
Liberal
convention
Prince
Rupert.
A.
McLeod
and
Geo.
A.
Cameroa
mining
men
of
Stewart,
have
been
spending
a
few
days
in
the
district
and
oa.
Saturday
triad
a
Now
that
Olof
Hanson
has
been
chosen
bv
local
Lib-1
11
p
we
mining
prospects
ar
erals
as
their
stanilaru
bearer,
it
is
to
be
hoped
he
will
be
one
of
the
leaders
in
the
movement
to
secure
a
new
post
office
for
Prince
Rupert.
Doubtless
other
sections
of
the
riding
will
be
tfsking
for
appropriations,
but
this
is
one
thing
the
need
of
which
is
apparent
to
everyone.
AIR
LINES
UP
THE
COAST
Yesterday
another
despatch
came
over
the
wire
telling
of
the
plans
to
inaugurate
an
air
service
between
Seattle
and
Alaska.
It
is
altogether
probable
that
any
line
to
Alaska
would
make
a
call
at
Prince
Rupert,
unless
there
should
be
an
all-Canadian
service
to
this
city
and
to
Port
land
Canal.
Eventually
this
will
come.
In
the
meantime,
.
we
must
look
for
abortive
efforts.
RURAL
SCHOOLS
A
proposal
has
been
made
in
Alberta
for
tbe
government
to
take
over
the
control
of
the
rural
schools,
levying
a
general
school
tax.
rate
and
paying
the
salaries
01
the
teachers.
This
because
of
the
inefficient
manner
in
which
the'schools
are
handled
at
present.
In
many
parts
of
British
Columbia
the
same
may
be
said
of
the
schools.
It
looks
to
the
trustees
as
if
the
teachers
were
getting
a
lot
of
money.
They
lack
perspective.
We
are
strongly
of
the
opinion
that
better
results
might
be
obtained
if
less
power
were
placed
in
the
hands
of
local
authorities
in
regard
to
the
conduct
of
education.
People
without
any
education
cannot
be
expected
to
sympathize
with
educational
efforts.
SAFETY
OX
STREETS
The
problem
of
safety
on
the
streets
is
one
that
will
have
to
be
dealt
with
in
future
in
some
more
drastic
manner.
This
is
no
particular
reference
to
Prince
Rupert
streets,
because
the
traffic
is
not
yet
such
as
to
cause
worry.
In
the
larger
centres
accidents
occur
every
day
and
often
the
innocent
pedestrian
is
the
one
that
suffers.
There
is
a
possibility
that
as
time
goes
on
a
more
wary
AN
AUTOMATIC
Printing
In.(rumcntn
lo
be
In
htnllrd
nt
Vancouver
and
Victoria
lo
Serve
Wtt
MORI!
RRITISII
Ni:VH
CALGARY
tern
Daily
Newapapitt
meeting
here
yenterrtsr
1
1
1
the
prop6aal
of
the
'Hi'ilish
r
vo-r
The
prinU-r
cirruit
is
provided
with
automatic
instrument)
that
without
the
medium
of
an
oiwra-
MEWC
CEftyiPI7'u,r
Kiwe
tyimy
of
news
llliUlJ
ULiiVlLij
ti'inamitted
and
thus
causes
a
great
saving
in
cost.
I
i
Approval
waa
grven
10
tne
ac-Jtior.
of
the
Board
of
directors
at
their
meeting
last
month
in
Tor-
!..nn
i
t
...
j:
a
direct
service
of
British
niws
fionv
London.
tAIUNINO
WHISl'Mlt
?
suddenly
Yftttrd
RicholV
o
a
h
i..
rue,
passionate
whi
members
of
the
Can;idian
Pre
m
!
r.
to
install
a
printer
news
service
1
"Look
out.
you
fool!
Look
out,
vest
of
Winnipeg
to
points
as
far
behind
the
curtains!"
as
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
This
Kven
as
sbe
shouted
I
retm-m-
will
double
th
amount
of
news
be
red
the
third
man.
E.
Phillip.'
available
for
western
i;ir.
i
lie
OppenheJm
atrial
in
Collier's.
enlarged
svrvii-e
to
go
into
el'
feet.,
,
''
1
"
next
spring.
T
"Wr
FaraaV
at
Capital
tMitctt
ound
VajuttsdoL
Mr.
an
lira.
S.
Wilkiaaoa
f
Rerob
werejfn
twon
Saturday.
,
19
oamS
wnere
rsm
NFW
HAZELTON
A
wan
p
Cameron.,
h
.mm
Mrs.
fluster
and
children
who
have
been
plaiting
with
Haven,
sr.
a
Remo
rcturiaqj)etne
on
Saturday
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Raven.
1
Mr.
an'
Mrs.
Wm.
Sims
left
on
Friday
vf
or
Kafen
where
Mr.J
aims
has
Men
transfer
c.
.
rai
and,
Mrs.
sed
here
a
very
.act
lican
Can
Women's
t
ay
weVlf
win
be
rea
in
ine
thev
have
interwMDi
tm
1
Sund'af
8eJooi
xiliary
rk
J.
Pacific
oioners
in
tpwn
taken
Saturday
included
Mrs.
Aird
and
daughter,
srs.
Barnes.
Jfafepiafe
er
and
Mrs.
La
Ross.
w
w
f
-
poles
for
the
Hanson
Lumber
&
'
Timber
Co.
A
large
quantity
of
.-mall
poles
is
to
be
loaded
early
in
December.
succe
uccesiful
hari
tlma
ance
Women's
Aaxiliary
u
iii.'
The
Haafton
Italic
SocVetyr
'w'i
people
will
develop
who
will
keep
out
of
the
way
of
street;
toa
S.
hMn
been
oar&nizod
oajranized'
WMa
with
artic1
ffk
traffic.
In
France
they
have
tried
to
solve
the
problem
by
follows:
president,
s.
t.
Wtaa-specding
traffic
and
with
of
'
vice-prwident,
Mr.
Dnngate;
up
some
measure
success.
If
j
Arthur
all
traffic
moves
fast
there
is
certainly
less
congestion.
The
probability
is
that
in
large
cities
fewer
care
will
be
used
on
busy
streets,
the
populace
turning
once
again
to
walking
instead
of
riding.
Frank
Belway
was
in
from
Kalum
Lake
at
the
weekend.
A.
C.
Snail
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
in
town
on
Friday
on
of
his
periodical
visitB.
director,
Sharp;
ry.
Miss
Moffatt
secret-
Work
has
Iteen
Mtnrted
back
of
New
Haselton
cutting
cedar
Had
17
Boils
On
His
Neck
Arms
and
Legs
Mr.
A.
L.
Willrw,
Stfln,
Mm,
writes:
"I
h.vl
Ixithered
with
hoils
for
about
two
yars.
I
bad
sevonteen
on
my
iiwli,
riniw
nd
Ifitji.
I
trid
all
kiniiii
of
mc'lirine,
but
noo
of
them
wvmrd
to
li'
lp
me
any.
I
thrn
umdtwo
lmtt!-of
Sliff
i
'
'.
in-
ay
i-c,
B.
B.
B.
m
r
!
i-i
t
liulhori'
i
with
tj.ri,
'
nuaufaetared
only
by
'
TkeT.
Mflevia
Ot
Lai,
Itrattllj
vac
Provincial
Polfee
are
making
an
effort
to
clean
up
bodtlegglng
and
supplying
IRjuor
to
Indian,
in
this
district
jmd
a
number
of
Chinese
hai&lj&n
in
caurt
charged
with
eIffngttiouiii
Fine
of
.v;u0
were
imposed
In
a
few
caeee.
SMITHERS
Desmond
Chettlburgh,
of
Telkwa,
reeantly
carried
off
Jirst
honors
in
a
school
swimmintr
race
at
victoria.
I
A
debate
unreal
the
a
u
spites
of
1
he
Native
Sons
of
Canada
on
the
subject
"Resolved
that
Mining
is
of
Greater
Importance
to
the
future
of
Canada
than
Agriculture"
n
suited
in
a
draw.
J.
A.
Maori,
nJd.
A.
C.
Foitr
and
J.
P.
Downey
argued
for
the
affirmative
and
J.
II.'
liirnie,
George
Armistice
Day
dance
here
under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
Proceeds
at
the
door
a-mounted
to
$269.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
a
Thanksgiving
dinner
Ifcld
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
to
Smithers
United
Church.
Tfealph
M
city.
i-
HOTEIFARRIVALS
Savoy
Miss
Jennie
Bender,
Frank
Central
Warren
Scott,
city;.G.
gor,
Giscome.
Atlin.
Ifc-yul
McGibneyi
FairlJka;
ojaand
jh.
.MciflHs,
McGre-
Prince
Rupert
Nr.
and
lira.
O.
Knutaen,
Se
attle.
Culton
and
W.
J.
Wilkinson
fori
E.
J.
Smith
returned
to
the
city
the
negative.
Judges
were
D.
A.'on
the
Catala
this
morning
after!
McRae,
E.
M.
Sales
and
II.
G.
making
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
iWindt.
and
Stewart
on
business.
'
DAILY
NEWS
ARTICLE
COPIED
INTO
EVENING
Frank
ickers
of
pt
city
hall
staff
has
received
a
-copy
of
the
VnHino-hum
.JdieninjL.
Postw
rnroduce
reBBIt
Prince
Wch
in
mm
ryNefffW
exploratory,
tyip
of
the
Stoll-McCracken
party
on
the
Effie
M.
Morrissey.
Credit
is
given
the
ews
and.
Prince
Rupert
receives
some
prominence
as
me
pun
from
whJfh
the
expedition
started
and
coamleted
its
trip.
Mr.
ykT
wnt
the
JMttr
.
nnrLxi'.'iiSiiv
of
the
locJU.'sheeL.
.
-1
mr
Dr.
Alexander
I'llOXK
578
111.
N
Kit
III
OCK
DENTIST
a-
'
II
,
;
'
II
Tuesday,
November
20,
1923
Roy
Jlammond,
who
arrived
in
the
City
from
Ketchikan
at
the
first
of
the
week,
left
on
yrster
POST
OF
NOTTINGHAM
!
S,rn
,or
a
tr,p
t0
Sudbu
TRAPPERS
cent
your
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
bring
them
to
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
Simpson,
B.
C,
or
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Panteuri7.cd
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
Th-a-.wi
large
crowd
at
an
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
""rt'
j
7'
.
j
Wtbe
ut
oa
last
Moniajr
hi
Ml
to
the
Hud-
ton
Hospital.
Prizeh
were
won
by
Mrs.
J.
CM.
8aalyt,atVa.,'CL
VT.'
Dawson,
Ajhur
Bharp
.b
Cwrf
JN
the
bright
heyday
of
youth,
who
could
tell
him
of
the
storms
that
lay
ahead?
Later,
when
he
had
the
full
strength
of
manhood,
who
could
hint
to
him
of
weakness
or
ill-health
?
The
need
for
Life
Insurance
protection
always
seemed
dim
and
remote
-
-
and
because
of
this
the
day
of
decision
was
deferred.
And
then
came
the
time
when
he-tried
to
get
Life
Insurance,
but
the
attempt
merely
brought
a
more
grim
realization
of
his
need.
His
health
was
not
what
it
had
been.
Too
late
I
Avert
this
tragedy
from
your
life
!
Obtain
the
security
of
Life
Insurance
while
you
may.
Now,
while,
you
are
strong
and
well,
the
protection
of
Life
Insurance
is
obtainable,
and
the
yearly
outlay
will
be
less
than
in
the
future.
Decide
today,
and
see
a
Life
Insurance
representative
before
you,
also,
are
too
late.
SW
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