PAGE
EIGHT
''urport
the
Home
Theatre
and
keep
your
Money
in
the
city.
Westholme
Theatre
Monday
and
Tuesday
nt
7
'pjn.
MONSTER
DOUlJLE
KILL
At
7:30
p.m.
"Blood
Will
Tell"
At
9:10
p.m.
Monte
Blue,
in
"THE
BUSH
LEAGUER"
(
ilAITEIt
"RACING
BLOOD,"
"THE
ARABIAN.
FIGHTS."
AI
Cooke,
Alberta
Vnusrhn
and
Others.
COMfiDX
"TWENTY
LEGS
UNDER
THE
SEA."
COMEDY
"BLONDES
BEWARE."
FOX
NEWS
Orchestral
Selection
"The
Geisha,"
(Sidney
Jones).
Admission
35c
and
10c.
ANXIOUS
ABOUT
LOCAL
HOLDINGS
l)u-h
(icn:
I.U'.I
':irn.
and
Enquires
About
Possible
Future
International'
Penn
4
Trisdin
Co.
of
Tmjter
Holland,
which
has
exten
di
c
r
Jty
ho'dlngs
in
Prince
Ru-,
-I.
had
before
the
city
council
h.M
night
for
its
approval
a
me-
ONTARIO
BENEFITED
Vegetable
Compound
Helps
Run-Down
Condition
Siww,
Ont.
"For
several
years
I
have
had
a
run-down
feiine,
caused
from
overwork.
One
day
a
neighbor
came
in.
I
told
ber
all
about
what
was
wrong
with
me
and
she
told
roe
she
had
suffered
the
same
as
I
had.
She
said
the
only
medicine
she
tried
was
Lvdia
E.
Pinkhsm's
Vegetable
Compound
and
she
advised
it
to
me.
I
sent
to
the
drug
store
and
got
a
bottle
and
now
I
am
on
the
fourth
one.
Where
before
I
was
dizzy,
tired
and
'all
in'
in
every
way.
now
I
can
eat
and
enjoy
my
meals,
am
gaining
in
flesh
and
able
to
do
more
work.
You
may
be
sure
t
hat
I
will
tell
otnei
s
who
are
suffering
1
ke
I
was."
Maa.
Gilbert
Ball,
Box
108,
R.
R.
No.
I,
Simcoe,
Ontario.
morial
in
connection
with
development
of
this
port,
which
is,
being
presented
to
the
provincial
'copies
of
the
memorial
are
being
made
for
each
alderman.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
"CATERPILLAR"
Tractors
HKJGER
THAN
THE
WEATHER!
A
Size,
for
Every
Use
A
Hundred
Use
for
Every
Size
2
TON,
TWENTY,
THIRTY,
SIXTY
HOTTER
QUICKER
"
CHEAPER
Liiilb're
ajii
Prices'
'on
Request
Sole
Distributors
for
B.
C.
MORRISON
TRACTOR
&
EQUIPMENT
CO.,
LIMITED
llruncli
OffkM
Nurthern
l'urlflr
I
rrljlit
ltulldlnc
NrlMiii
Krlouiu
SW
Matlun
tilrrrt
Nurinuu
C.
t'riilckkluiiik.
I'rliiie
(Irvrnt
VAXCOUVEIt,
II.
C
llt.
Maiwirr
HOLT
'CAlPlRftM
BEST
PRIZES
FOR
'TESTIFIES
TO
GOOD
SLOGAN
GREAT
BRAVERY
Jewellery
Offering
$1800
worth
of
Good
for
Catchy
Phrase
The
jewellery
trade
is
looking
for
a
slogan.
It
is
willing
to
pay1
the
winners
well,
four
prizes,
be-
j
ing
donated
totalling
$100.
The1
first
prize
is
a
diamond
ring'
valued
at
$1,000.
j
Tn
.nrlHitfnn
In
tha
rllnmtrwl
rlnuf
Miss
Winifred
CAP!
ROBERTS
Injured
.Man
Converged
With
Divisional
Engineer
and
Told
How
the
Accident
Happened
JURY
FINDS
ACCIDENTAL
One
of
the
features
of
the
in-
there
js
offered,
as
second
prize.
fluet
he,d.
i
on
th
death
f
Frederick
A
Roberts
wbowa.
a
Colonial
.table
with
a
complete
!
complement
of
flatware
and
a
tea
kn
wnen
a
wheat
train
ran
into
spt
nnr!
tp.iv.
tho
trr.nl
va
11..
heinir
a
nCK
m
jnf
neigfluornwu
S.W,
no
Thin
nrlip
U
n
aii'rlincr
KwlnitSO,
WM
TVVV,VV.
.......
I'
-
-
-
-
.
.
n
,
aflvor
fa
Rft
of
fmir
niorpa.
with
A
an
E.
P.
N.
S,
Renworth.
who
"""""y
r""-
'lived
in
Prince
Rupert
as
a
small
girl
in
the
early
days
'
with
her
parents,
parents,
Mr.
air.
and
ana.Jirs.
'Mrs.
r
rrea
red
Kea
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Montreal
and
Halifax
in
connection
with
sailings
for
the
Old
Coun-,
try
during
November
and
Decem-:ber.
Full
Information
from
City
Ticket
Office.
528
Third
Avenue,
j
rrince
Rupert.
Pnone
2C0.
282
W2'
A
Thousand
Dollar
Diamond
Ring
.
.
Silverware
.
.
Watches
.
.
these
wonderful
prizes
axe
being
without
obligation
by
the
Sven
anadun
Jewellers
Association
for
th
most
expressive
Slcsan
aptly
descriptive
of
thehuhcuss
merchandise
sold
by
jewellers.
Come
to
our
store
for
an
entry
card
and
write
in
your
slogan.
Do
not
delay
competition
closes
midnight,
November
30th
.
John
Bulger
The
Jewellers
of
the
tribute
of
M.
government.
The
communication!
of
th,
jeweiier'a
service
to
the
tender
and
looking
over
the
engi-
stated
that
the
company
was
de
sirous
of
obtaining
from
the
most
.
reliable
sources
possible
informa-
Company
Makes
Sugges-,
tjon
with
fespect
to
Prince
'
Ru-
i
or
lrtveiopmem
oi
ion
D0ib1e
future.
in7
order:
Bur
bank
to
the
wonderful
bra-
irsv
v.ilnnd
at
very
of
the
man.
Although
Mr.
n
.
a
aii
mm
1
$205.00,
while
the
fourth
reward
Kouerts
nau
one
tool
cut
on
anu
it,
a
lady's
or
gentleman's
watch,
the
other
leg
badly
mangled
and
either
pocket
or
wrist
style,
in
a
hi"
chest
injured
he
conversed
solid
gold
case,
of
a
value
of
$150.
-vith
Mr.
Burbank
and
explained
At
present
the
jewellery
trade
how
he
thought
the
injuries
oc-
has
a
slogan,
"Gifts
That
Last,"
cured.
He
ld
he
had
been
stan-but
this
Iras
been
criticiied
be-i
ng
on
the
apron
covering
the
cause
it
features
only
one
phase
joint
between
the
engine
and
the
community.
With
the
hope
of
se-
neer's
shoulder
he
saw
the
rock
curing
a
catchy
phrase
that
would
ahead
and
stepped
forward
jus'
emphasize
the
quality
of
the
jewel-
as
the
impact
came.
The
fore
ler's
Wares
and
their
dependable-
of
the
loaded
ears
behind
crashed
rnaa.
and
ihp
fnet
that
he
offers
the
tndr
intn
the
locomotive
that
decision
might
be
made
as
to',
iPWt,rv.
watehfn.
silverware.,
ifc
.mmn
tr1etitlv
lifted
and
it
whether
or
not
it
should
continue
ciockg
etci
merchandise
not
only
sharp
edge
severed
his
foot.
The
haldimr
and
tmylnir"
tnv
unnn
.....
.
!.
i
.......
.
'iiA-nlmm
'
"
".
7
-
-
pieasmg
irom
an
armuc
bvaiiq-
other
toot
at
ine
same
lime
mw
ittrf
her'
W:h.5'h
'
PT
I
Point,
but
essential
to
every
home,
to
have
been
caught
in
the
re.'
i"wu!"
anu
vimcn
aiwuyjtbe
Canadian
jewellers'
Associa-
0f
the
apron
and
he
remaW
have
stood
it
considerable
ex-
tion
,g
oftering
four
pihm
of
a
there
,mpaled
untu
ased.
At
P"8-
'total
value
of
$1800
for
the
best
the
time
he
was
struck
he
wai
lhc
memorial
refer.e'i
to
trUs8Ugiregt!ons.
'evidently
thrown
forward
and
hii-
port's
favoreole
position
with
re-j
tt
js
0pen
to
ever)'
Canadian
to
chegt
injured
and
ribs
broker
spect
to
trnde
with
the
Orient,
ask
hbi
or
her
jeweller
for
an
en-'
Mt
a
corner
0f
the
locol-and
urged
that
development
of
try
card
and
write
of
it
a
gug-
motive.
such
trade
should
be
backed
up
nation
for
a
slogan,
mailing
it
Mr
Burbaok
said
a
watchmar
by
the
provincial
government
and
to
the
Toronto
office
of
the
asso-
patroid
the
stretch
of
line
twic
the
railway
company.
It
pointed
Nation.
The
contest
will
be
open
ch
d
and
y,e
foremar
to
the
elevator
as
the
only
accom-
an
of
this
month,
closing
at
mid-
,
OTer
,t
once
a
plishment
obtained
in
recent
years
night
on
November
30.
and
the
"At
th'e
Ubw
of
the
acciant
th:
oi
m
original
uiuntr
pmiis
lor
names
of
the
winners
will
De
an
this
port.
The
document
also
sug-
nounced
on
December
15.
gested
that
the
Pacific
coast
out-
let
to
the
Peace
River
country
was
....
nnnmnn
t
nil
I
I
ntnf
a
matter
oi
utmost
importance
to
t-ytvllltK
LUIAL
UlnL
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee
for
report,
and
at
the
request
of
Aid.
Prudhomme
ACHIEVES
SUCCESS
IN
MUS1CM
WORLD
watchman
was
on
his
way
there
and
arrived
wry
soon
after
th
accident
The
rock
waa
half
a
big
again
a
the
city
hall
desk.
The
jury
with
George
Munro
ar
foremen,
took
only
a
brief
period
GEORGE
AYLETT
IS
PERFORMER
I
'are
Musical
Treat
Given
Capitol
Circuit
Star
I1st
Night
by
One
of
the
finest
entertainment
since
the
opening
of
the
'new
Capitol,
made
possible
by
the
stellar
rforinance
of
George
Aylett
visaing
banjo
artist,
whs
enjoyed
last
night
by
a
large
audience.
Mr.
Aylett,
who
has
earned
the
name
of
"The
Hawaiian
Wizard
of
the
Strings'
gave
an
appropriate
selection
of
musical
numbers
on
banjo,
uke
and
guitar
and
won
his
audience
immediately.
"The
Foreign
Legion."
feature
nicture,
with
Norman
Kerry
and
Lewis
Stone,
"Vhoe
Wife,"
com
edy,
and
Jack
de
Juusserand
and
his
Rupert
Capitol
ians
complete
a
bill
that
should
not
be
missed
by
lovers
of
high-class
entertain
ment.
GOOD
LOOKS
BETTER
THAN
INTELLIGENCE
ilted
Church
Vouns
PcopfeHud
7
InL.lUi.
l)al.no
'
i
Last
Evening
Members
of
Rupert
Kmt
Uniti
"hurch
Young
Peonte's
Rocietv
vert
the
guests
of
First
United
'Jhureh
Young
People's
Society
'ast
night
at
a
social
evening,
the
'eat
u
re
of
which
was
a
debate
oH
the
Ritblect,
"Resolved
Tht
Good
Looks
An
a
Greater
Asset
Than
Intelligence."
The
judge.
Rev.
T.
II.
McAllister.
Rev.
A.
Wilson
tnd
George
II.
Stocks,
gsve
the
decision
in
favor
of
the
sffirmn
tive
team
Irom
Rupert
East,
consisting
of
Miss
Betty
CanstirV
rnri
Miss
Edith
Brewertoe.
The
Fi-1
Vnited
team
argtrlngin
favor
of
intelligence
consisted,
of
W.
Gair
and
Duncan
Miller.
A
general
dlnrussian
followed
to
decide
that
Mr.
Roberts
came
;tne
debate
and
then.gnmes
were
to
his
death
as
a
result
oi
nem
cirrhaire
and
shock,
caused
by
ar
Jobn
RutterMhe
first
witness
raid
he
wm
the
engineer
on
th:
umitivr
at
the
ntilnrit
:.
t,.
(wrecked
train,
bringing
,
car
nee-,
,
,
,
...
I
"Mose.
dey
is
one
nreachah
in'
wort
ha.
achieved
j
JJSJ
He
w
WB
traveUin
f
:di.
tbwn
dafs
pow'ful
angry
atjin
ithc
musical
world
in
"'ornla,
hoUr
when
h
'
tonibt,,'
ILhlh"
S
TmJ:
the
rock
ahead
and
immed-
"How
come?"
!
anr,
'
t"
i
Tj
V
TJ
in
,
bo
stely
applied
4he
bnskes.
II.
Iganist
at
Melody
Lane
T''
7.J
V
.
"Ah
done
hired
him
to
p'fawm
ABgd6iJ
and
previously
was
chief
thf
ln
de
obsequies
at
mah
weddin',
an'
orani8t
in
the
New
California
without
strikiwr
Ah
didn
show
up."
Life.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD"
Operating
G.T.l.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists.
Boilermakers,
Iilacksmithtt.
i'attern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
and
it
ha(
slowed
down
to
about
four
mile-
worth
will
move
to
Vancouver
W?
"t
next
spring
residence
owsrw
w
rm
to
take
up
with
her
parpnte,
THROUGH
SLEEPERS
TO
THE
SHIP'S
SIDE
oer,
ine
place
-
wmre
nc
have
been.
Roberts
he
found
had
been
caught
between
the
engine
and
tender
and
it
took
form
an
hour
and
a
half
to
two
hours
tr
;
free
him.
The
brake
and
door
of
the
tender
had
to
be
cut
a
way
The
Canadian
National
Rail-
j
in
order
to
do
so.
ways
have
made
arrangements
to
j
In
answer
to
Inspector
Splller
nnratfineeial
trains
and
through
witness
said
their
were
allowed
slninir
cars
from
the
Pacific
20
miles
an
hour
at
this
fcoint
but
were
running
slower
than
that
Dr.
Carson
told
of
going
out
to
meet
the
incomiatt
train
with
the
iniured
man
aboard
and
of
the
steps
taken
te
alleviate
pain
He
was
doing
well
at
the
hospital
when
suddenly
took-
a
bad
cum
and
died.
He
found
on
ex
amination
that
there
were
injuries
near
the
heart
and
some
of
the
ribs
were
broken
in
addition
to
the
injuries
to
the
lefts.
Harvey
O.
Church,
fireman
on
the
engine,
corroborated
the
evidence
of
the
engineer.
He
said
they
saw
th?
obstruction
when
aboot
400
feet
away.
Their
speed
was
three
or
four
miles
an
hour
when
they
hit
the
rock.
He
thought
-Roberts
waa
caught
when
trying
to
jump
off.
If
he
had
i
:
i
...i
-
if
i
rinaniru
wnere
ne
wh
viamiiua
Ihe
would
probably
have
been
all
right.
Mrs.
Roberts-
gave
evidence
of
Identification.
Mr.
Iturbank.Rvas
called
at
the
request
of
Gatorae
Monro
who
wanted
to
kn
what
steps
were
taken
if
any
to
avoid
such
I
Inspector
Kpiller
Conducted
the
examination
of
witnesses.
Deputy
Coroner
Tannofck
presided
and
the
jury
was
composed
of
George
aiunro,
wiihnihi,
Sherman,
Jr.,
Max
Heilbroner,
Joe
Brown.
Malcolm
McArthur
and
Steve
King.
City
u'riiiiiits
Mulling
$M,381
for
the
two
woks
eniiiur
November
25
wcit
'.nsscd
lor
payment
I
nt
last
nij'tit
council
nn
itinjr-
played
served.
and
refreshments
were
V
mm
FKATl'RE
I'KTUUE
TONIGHT
With
Norman
Kerry
and
Lewis
Stone.
Foreign
Legion
s
ex,
Thrills,
A
powerful,
otioiial
drnitvi
i.
ion
at
d.rhing
Strife
Passion
romanti
of
loo
a
dtert
out
nnd
colorful
a
fight
for
the
woman
VAUDKVILI.K
GEORGE
AYLETT
The
Hawaiian
Wizard
JACK
Dli
J.iUSSKUAM)
AM)
HIS
KUl'haT
CAI'lTOLIASS
First
Show
at
7
p.m.
r,0(
Coming
Next
Week
"HEN
1IUK."
an
GREAT
SALE
OF
IKS
FUR
COATS,
JACQ!
FTs
.CAPES
AND
CHOKIvl
S
All
Coin?
at
Bargain
l'rp
s
R
C
FUR
m
t
!
Third
Avenue
ADVANCE
PRINCE
RUPERT
There
are
a
great
many
improvements
that
might
b
mfttie
to
Prince
Rupert
and
district
in
order
to
make
this
part
of
the
country
more
prosperous.
Some
of
them
may
be
easy
of
attainment
and
others
difficult.
Here
are
the
suggestions:
Trans-Pacific
steamship
service.
A
large
hydro-electric
power
dorcJopinuut.
Erection
of
smelter
in
vicinity.
Establishment
of
a
paper
mill.
Establishment
of
a
shingle
mill
hero.
Establishment
of
connection
with
and
development
of
interior
coal
fields.
Securing
direct
connection
with
Peace
River.
Joint
operation
of
railway
to
port
by
C.
P.
R.
Establishment
of
local
steamship
service
to
nearby
points,
making
Prince
Rupert
home
port.
t
Building
new
post
office
fit
Prince
Rupert.
Improved
d
ocking
t
f
lourist
road
to
top
of
mountain.
Completion
of
highway
to
Terrace.