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Friday,
November
22,
192a
SAY
IT,
THEN
SIT
DOWN.
Discussing
local
public
speakers
with
a
visitor
to
the
office
yesterday,
emphasis
was
placed
on
the
terrible
waste
of
time
in
the
preliminaries
which
meant
nothing
of
those
who
got
up
to
give
addresses.
This
wasted
the
time
of
the
whole
audience,
.
Even
the
"Mr.
Chairman,
Ladies
and
Gentlemen"
h
unnecessary
ami
tht?
long
list
of
plausibilities
is
unbearable.
If
a
man
has
a
message
he
should
give
it
in
as
few
words
as
possible
and
then
sit
down.
The
one
unforgivable
sin
is
to
apologize
for
not
being
prepared.
If
a
person
is
asked
to
speak
and
accepts,
he
should
be
prepared.
To
apologize
is
to
insult.the
audience.
It
is
as
much
as
saying
that
they
are
not
worth
the
trouble
of
preparation.
,
Another
difficulty
is
to
know
when
to
stop.
Most
people,
especially
preachers
.
and
political
speakers,
do
not
knovv
when
to
stop.
They
keep
On
talking
after
their
message
is"
delivered.
One
would
imagine,
to
hear
them,
that
their
speech-was
sold
by
the
yard.
Brevitycovers
a
lot
of
t
sins.
,.
SALMON
'FISHERMEN
It
is
a
good
thing
to
see
so
much
interest
taken
in
the
salmon
fisheries.
Yesterday
we
published
a
letter
from
HE
NEVER
COULD
DIGEST
HIS
FOOD
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
Brought
Perfect
Heallo
What
miserable
years
Mr.
Leo
Godln
ppent
when
his
stomach
was
all
txpsct
and
he
was
deathly
sick
with
bilious
attacks.
As
he
writes
from
Montreal,
"It
seemed
to
nw
that
I
win
altvsys
bilious
and
never
digest
my
fcKi.
Finally,
an
old
friend
told
mo
to
try
"Fruit-a-tiws'
Since
taking
them,
I
have
been
so
well
that
I
'want
to
congratulate
you
on
this
wonderful
medicine."
This
is
the
way
it
People
suffer
for
years
with
goes.
ndiccction.
Bilious
Attacks,
Pain
in
the
Back,
Bladder
Trouble.
Rheumatism,
Headaches
and
never
realire
that
the
CAUSE
of
these
troubles
is
weakness
or
poor
action
of
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
skin.
"Fruit--tives"
restores
these
three
great
blood
Eurif
ying
agents
of
the
body
to
normal,
ealthy
action,
sweetens
the
stomach,
makes
digestion
sound,
eaables
you
to
eat
ard
deep
and
enjoy
life.
2Ac.
and
00c.
a
box
at
dealers
every,
where.
Oddfellows
Now
!
Grotto
4
!C.
N.
R.
A
3
the
secretary
of
the
salmon
fishermen's
union
objecting
to
Seal
Cove
2
an
editorial
article
and
the
same
day
another
fisherman
jst-
Andrew's
2
came
in
to
tell
us
how
we
had
hit
the
mark
and
that
all
we
:m?
..
8
n.::i:
Z
1
had
said
was
true.
isflfrJr,lc
2
Another
person,
who
is
in
a
position
to
know,
suggests
'
Elevator
rs
1
L.
0
1
2
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
P.
one
direction
11
simpiy
means
mat
otner
companies
wish-;
posSIBI
F
WINNER
ing
f
ish
wiU
have
to
put
m
boats
of
their
own
in
order
to
j
'N
ATIONAu
n'OCKEY
the
fish
wantT
secure
they
-m
We
have
everVtSvmDathv
with
theifikherman.
nn
mnt-
Chicago.
Nqy,23.
t
hA
of
ter
whether
he
catafesilTalibutalmoiSqr
crab.
He
earns
$t
Mtpd.
in
every
dollar
he
gets
and
the
more
he
gets
the
better
we
are
9111"?0
eara
10
buUd
u
.
.
..V
-
"
w
nop
for
fA,
this
t
tMUn
will
will
be
ha
tri
emeni
01
up
a
win
w
i.:
tir
ner
season
keenly
ln-
jicacu.
c
iirc
iu
ace
una
IJruJeruus.
we
give
more
terested
In
the
game
to
be
played
news
of
interest
to
fishermen
than
any
other
paper
any-1
tomorrow
against
the
Maroons
of
where,
because
we
realize
the
importance
of
the
industry.
SSffiSe
reah
ofdthenioa!
We
also
realize
that
often
the
fisherman
is
the
victim
of
team
conditions
beyond
his
controland
has
had
many
lean
years.
We
also
believe
'in'drganization
in
industry
of
any
kind
for
the
protection
of
those'ingaged
therein.
In
order
that
such
organization
.njay
succeed,
it
is
necessary
that
it
be
wisely
led
and
that
it
be
moderate
in
its
demands
and
careful
in
its
course
of
action.
To
be
otherwise
invites
failure.
That
is
why,
when
from
time
to
time
we
heard
last
summer
that
the
salmon
fishermen
were
using
the
big
club
occasionally
against
individual
firms
and
were
concentrating
on
selling
to
only
one
buyer
to
the
exclusion
of
others,
we
felt
that
they
were
taking
the
wrong
course
and
one
that
woujd
land
them
in
difficulties.
Salmon
are
in
demand
and
always
will
be
from
this
time
on.
This
year
the
trollers
have
had
a
good
season
and
everyone
is
pleased
that
they
have.
What
we
want
to
see
is
a
succession
of,
good
seasons
and
the
best
possible
prices
for
the
men
who
1
do
the
work,
and
this
can
be
brought
about,
we
contend,
only
by
having
lots'
of
competition
aniong
buyers.
If
a,
firm
cannot
get
fish
it
is
either
going
to
quit
buying
alto-
gcuic,
ur
ium;
umur
sieps
to
see
mai
it
gets
a
supply.
at
Original
Numbers
made
faniou&
hy
Quality
0
No.
t
Hard
Wheat
It
the
world's
standard.
Thtrt
is
no
"just
aa
(ood"iubttitutt.
The
superlative,
euality
of
thli
farnout
strain
nuktt
Canada's
Ooldtn
Wtit
tht
world's
moit
famous
granary.
'V'
tike
"No.
1
Hlrd,-Seagram's
83
hat
no
"just
as
good"
substitute.
Bottled
from
tht
eld
tit
stocks
ct
wbitktf
lu
Cuttda.
Tht
Govern,
meat
itrlp
telli
tht
tioty.
RYE
WHISKEY
Thte
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
ttoa
wm
I
We
Use
Genuine
FORD
PARTS
IN
OUK
service
work,
we
use
only
genuine
Ford
parts.
These
are
identical
with
those
from
which
your
car
was
assembled
at
the
Ford
factory.
Our
mechanics
have
been
specially
trained
to
service
every
part
of
your
car.
All
labor
Is
charged
at
a
low
flat
rate
and
we
guaranteed
satisfaction.
P
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
WE
HAVE
some
particularly
good
buys
In
Le,ht
Delivery
Can.
It
would
pay
you
to
look
them
over.
THE
DAItT
NEWS
.
Friday,
November
22
'
JACK
DEMPSEY
AND
!
W.
WBIGLEY
TO
BE
,
BUSINESS
PARTNERS
.
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
22:
BENNY
WENDLE
LOOKING
GOOD
Popular
Local
Bor
In
Great
Form
For
Bout
With
Jones
One
of
the
features
at
the
boxing
show
at
the
Moose
Hall
next
Monday
night
will
be
the
six
two-minute
round
semi-final
bout
be-tween
Benny
Wendle
and
Ted
Jones.
Jones,
a
stranger
to
local
fight
fans,
weighs
around
135,
Is
about
24
years
of
ace
and
has
to
Only
Three
Games
In
Billiard
Match
Played
Last
Night
3
2
2
Again
last
night's
Billiard
League
2
fixture
between
the
Elks
and
Cana-
2
dian
Legion
was
only
partly
played.
2
Elks
leading
In
three
games
by
a
2
score
of
70S
to
698.
The
individual
1
1
scores
were
as
follows:
'
his
credit
a
ten-round
draw
with!
Nfek
Nlek
Contlnl,
Contlnl.
the
the
fighting
Wop
at'
11
M
TV
Jiincr
WhlSr
Trail
last
year
'weigh
about
140
and
in
his
last
a
X.
K
Six
Musketeers
and
Lief
"
i
will
be
remembered
took
Erikson
Also
Winners
tn
decision
from
Venables
of
Uie
Last
Evening
1
Colombo
in
ten
rounds
last
spring
,
!
A
great
show
is
expected
from
Prince
Rupert
Whist
League
re-
thes
two'
js.
wits
last
night
were
as
follows:
i
:
St.
Andrew's
4:
C.
N.
R.
A.,
5.
Six
Musketeers
6;
Blevator
3.
I.
O.
O.
F.
5;
Seal
Cove
4-Canadian
Legion
2;
Lief
Erik
son
7.
League
Standing
.
W.
I.
O.
O.
F.
5
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks)
211;
M.
Andrews
(Canadian
Legion)
250.
W.
Mitchell,
244;
O.
P.
Tinker,
250
W.
E.Wllllscroft,
250;
R.
Young;
198.
Games
of
A.
Murray
(Canadian
Legion)
vs.
A.
A.
Easson
(Elks)
and
J.
H.
Plllsbury
vs.
Fred
Stephens
will
probably
be
played
tonight.
Sport
Chat
Elks
are
going
to
make
a
determined
stand
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
this
evening
to
win
their
first
Senior
League
basketball
game
of
the
season
at
the
expense
of
Three-Two
Taxi.
So
far.
the
Taxi
boys
have
scored
two
wins
nd
no
losses
while
the
Lodge
men
'.:ive
been
defeated
twice
without
a
win.
Tonight's
match
Is
expected
to
be
a
close
and
tightly
contested
affair
such
as
all
Senior
games
so
far
this
season
have
been.
In
the
Intermediate
League,
High
School
which
Is
tied
with
Big
Four
for
the
leadership,
will
meet
the
CNR.
team
which
has
yet
to
win
a
game
this
year.
Tollers
and
Maple
Leafs
are
now
tied
n
the
Ladies'
League
with
one
.'
in
and
one
loss
each
and
should
put
up
an
interesting
fight
to
determine
who
goes
to
the
top.
Suspension
ot
the
Edmonton
Oniric
waHV
hnmnlnn
wnmn'i
M
L.
1
,1
i
.
.
1
r
.
1
last
spring
In
refusing
to
obey
the
edict
of
the
Canadian
Basketball
Association
;
and;
traver
to
British
1
Columbia1,
is
asked.
for.
by
the
B.C.
.Basketball
Association.
The
asso-;
elation,
at
ltsi
annual'
meeting
In
Vancouver
last
Saturday,
passed
a
unanimous
vote
censuring
the
.Edmonton
team
for
their
behavior
and
asking
the
Canadian
body
t
to
discipline
them
for
their
atcs.
;At
the
same
meeting
as
this
re-1
quest
was
made.
Dr.
J.
A.
Gillespie
of
Vancouver
was
elected
pres-
iaent
01
tne
B.C.
noop
ooay
wnile
Oeorge
Winter
was
re-elected
secretary
treasurer
for
his
third
consecutive
term.
Colonel
Jacob
Ruppert
and
Edward
Grant
Barrow,
holders
of
the
Yankees'
purse
strings,
have
de
parted
irom
New
York
ror
a
season
at
French
Lick
to
prepare
themselves
for
the
ordeal
of
signing
Babe
Ruth
to
a
new
contract.
The
Babe
has
Just
served
out
a
three-year
document
calling
for.
$70,000
a
season.
The
colonel,
as
usual,
delegated
Comptroller
Bar-row
to
do
most
of
the
talking,
or
nodding,
but
It
was
gathered
that
tne
astute
business
manager
of
J
'he
Yankees
would
offer
the
home-run
slugger
terms
for
no
more
than
one
season,
even
if
they
came
a
bit
higher
than
the
figures
Ruth
would
demand
In
a
two-year
document.
Ruth
has
Informed
friends
that
he
will
ask
$85,000
for
one
year
or
$75,tXX)
a
season
for
two
years.
Negotiations
with
Ruth,
Barrow
?ald.
would
not
be
completed
until
some
time
In
December.
The
business
mnnairpr
hlinsplf
n'mtlH
i
return
from
French
Lick
in
time
I
for
the
Notre
Dame-Army
game
at
the
Yankee
stadium
on
November
30,
but
Colonel
Ruppert
will
re-Imaln
at
the
resort
until
time
to
depart
for
Chattanooga,
where
the
minor
leagues
meet
early
In
Capt-JC.
Lowen
arrived
In
the
citv
on
vesterdav
afternoon's
train
'from
Edmonton
and
will
sail
on
the
Princess
Norah
tomorrow
mornlne
for
Petersburg.
Alaska,
where
she
will
be
stationed
In
the
A
service
of
the
Salvation
Army.
business
partnership'
for
the
While
here
ahr
is
a
guest
at
the
it
purpose
or
sports
promotion
t
'w-h
has
been
entered
Into
be-
!
tween
William
Wrlgiey
Jun-
ior
and
William
Harrison
bshiiibmsusb
Dcmpsey,
better
known
as
;
"Jack"
Dempsey,
former
'
heavyweight
champion.
News
of
the
new
arrangement
leak-
ecTout
yesterday.
'CASE
PROCEEDING
Evidence
for
the
prosecution
in
the
case
of
George
McRobble,
who
Is
charged
with
the
abduction
of
the
four
year
old
daughter
of
Mrs.
Mary
Sims
of
Seal
Cove,
was1
taken
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
kt
"County
Court
yesu-m
nnnn
ami
ih
....
.
......
w.
UUC
1111
il.Mrn.
..
til-
t'lU
tui.
u
'Jr..
fence
testimony
will
be
oresa
1
W.
E.
Fisher
us
act,,,,
counsel
in
lh
mm
:
nrnum
1c
-,r,r.
w":"
inn:
the
accused
The
Acme
Importe
SEVENTH
ANNUAL
'HI
bt-h:;!'";
rs
Temptation
S.AlLiEi
Sale
Starts
Today,
Friday
ONCE
AGAIN
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
ARE
AI$XETO
ANNOUNCE
THE
OPENING
OF
THEIR
GREAT
ANNUAL
TEMPTATION
SALE-BIGGER
AND
BETTER
THAN
EVER!
This
yearly
event
is
a
noted,
one
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
customer-
and
friends
of
The
Acme
Importers.
We
have
been
preparing
well
beforehand
and
this
Temptation
Sale
is
proof
of
our
efforts.
Here
are
some
prices
that
afford
men
savings
they
have
never
received
before
on
such
quality
merchandise
:
Suits
For
Men
Overcoats
For
Men
The
Season's
Chosen
Styles
Are
Here
ftwp'
0cTOaU
Pfl
Men
Mn
nf
of
Eer
We're
proud
of
our
selection!
There's
nothing
in
the
way
of
style
we
do
not
1
1
f
.
IJC!nPl,on
have.
Fancy
weaves,
handsome
col-
Overcoats
tailored
by
fa:"
;-ors,
finest
wool
fabrics.
Every
gar-
makers,
embodying
all
the
new
foment
masterfully
tailored.
Wonder-
tures'for
winter
attire.
Wool
falrus
fully
lined
an,d
every
detail
of
the
in
conservative
snappy
styles.
Over-verybest
that
cah
be
put
into
suits
coats
with
two
and
three
buttons,
for
such
high
quality
and
attractive
Notched
lapels,
graceful
fit':;.,
styling.
Temptation
Q9Q
fil
models.
In
fact,
the
type
t
ha
v..
Salef'Price
i
mU00.
wilUjhoose
without
further
hf-ila-
.,
f
-
tionri
,
C-fO
OC
!
Temptation
6ale
Price
?A7OtJ
Suits
For
Men
Here
Is
One
Lot
For
Rush
Sale
QLif
f
c
Vrw
Man
Only
20
in
the
lot,
though,
and
all
in
OniTlS
TOr
Men
pure
wool
tweeds.
Sizes
36
and
37
Tooke's
Shirts,
Arrow
Shirts.
I
tai
-
only.
Temptation
Sale
Qff
Shirts
Made
of
imported
F:
i
';
I
Price
tJIUstttl
broadcloths;
in
white,
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