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the
Best!
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Rupert
merchants
say
that
tlieir
customers
like
to
buy
goods
of
the
best
quality.
They
are
a
discriminating
people.
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there
are
any
Prince
Rupert
peqple
not
taking
the
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News
regularly
we
suggest
that
they
are
making
a
mistake
in
not
taking
the
beat.
The
price
is
now
so
low
that
it
is
a
mistake
to
do
without
the
paper
that
circulates
throughout
the
district
Call
up
the
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business
office
and
ask
that
the
boy
call
and
collect.
10c.
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Commence
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the
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.15
election
time
comes
round
is
enough
to
condemn
the
whole
system,
and
there
will
be
no
sane
form
of
government
until
the
people
un-
Jite
In
insisting
on
drastic
reform.
I
There
is
no
more
necesity
for
ties
at
Victoria
and
Ottawa
than
there
is
at
a
municipal
election.
The
best
man
should
be
elected,
a
man
who
will
represent
his
district
and
the
electors.
At
present
the
best
of
,
.
...
T,
.
.
It
seems
very
probable
that
halibut
fishing
will
com-
mM1
must
slaves
to
a
party
ma-mence
right
at
the
opening
of
the
season
next
year.
This
(chine
dominated
by
big
interests
will
fit
in
very
well
with
the
close
of
unemployment
relief
to
the
detriment
of
the
mass
of
the
in
the
city.
Judging
from
the
present
outlook,
it
does
not'0?1-seem
if
there
will
be
i
b
the
e
as
any
more
money
forthcoming
from
Hoe,r-
i
,
,
,
J
.
J
it
?
J.
"
most
misleading
part
of
his
letter
provincial
or
federal
governments
once
the
present
allot-j.,,.
80vernment
have
element
IS
exhausted.
As
the
City
Will
not
be
in
a
position
touted
camps
for
temporary
employ-borrow,
it
will
be
well
for
as
many
as
possible
to
prepare
ment
equipped
like
modem
hotels,
to
provide
for
themselves
when
the
city
work
is
completed.
and
provided
meals
for
these
men
Fishing
will
give
one
outlet
for
a
good
many
"
of
the
men.
nch
"
canno
f
"rfed
by
the
-
average
household."
'Taxpayer's
Judging
from
the
city
newspaper
headlines
the
Lenz-Culbertson
bridge
series
is
the
most
important
happening
in
the
world
today.
INTERESTING
PUBLICATION
1
Ideas
of
modem
hotels
must
be
ex-
tremely
crude,
or
his
information
Is
untrustworthy.
The
camp
here
at
Kloiya
Bay
la
the
average
camp
to
be
found
anywhere
on
the
coast,
but
it
does
not
conform
to
government
regulations
in
some
respects,
such
as
overcrowding
and
double-deck
The
Christmas
number
of
the
Island
Motorist
and
Geor-!
bunks.
Supplies
for
camp
construc-gian
Circuit
Magazine
has
just
come
to
hand.
It
is
pub-
t,on
and
equipment
show
consider-lishetl
at
Victoria
with
Charles
L.
Harris
as
editor
andlabIeeT,dnceofcaterm'unloadlnK
esque
colored
cover,
rrom
the
publisher's
point
of
view8trictiy
against
camp
regulations,
the
thing
that
counts
most
is
the
excellent
support
it
gets
,
Further,
why
should
not
these
from
advertisers,
and
Charlie
Harris
sure
gets
it
HOW
BEST
TO
DO
IT?
ThesH
are
days
when
people
are
lookini
wismiig
iueir
relatives
ana
inenas
a
nappy
'
men
have
decent
meals
provided
for
them?
Good
food
and
good
cooking
I
does
not
coat
any
more.
Can
the
'single
man
be
any
lower
than
his
i
flot
Is
at
present?
The
mtfrrled
man
f
orwartl
to
i
Is
getting
some
work,
but
the
single
Christmas
and
i
man
is
erudeed
even
one
davi
both
women
and
men.
but
especially
women,
are
nlanninir
work,
i
may
also
point
out
that
the
and
contriving
how
to
do
it
with
best
effect.
;,ngle
man
not
co,,as
com-
In
most
cases
the
idea
that
no
Christmas
presents
will
ZnlTheL!lt
iS
be
given
this
year
has
been
abandoned.
As
the
season
ap-
TZ
TtL
proaches
people
are
feeling
that
the
old
Christmas
cus-
single
men
in
camps
should
be
toms
cannot
be
abandoned
just
because
money
is
not
as
treated
and
ted
like
animal.
These
plentiful
as
in
some
former
vears.
Most
people
have
en-
men
ynt
bem
the
happy
posi-ough
money
to
buy
little
things
for
their
friends
and
they
tlon
f1paJta?
!"M
d!rect
but
u
are
already
doing
it
This
week
and
next
should
see
thi
.
.SSi?
SSJ
JStSS
stores
very
busy
supplying
those
who
buy
for
their
friends,
j
ZV
Srever
luyZ!Z
It
is
surprising
how
well
local
stores
have
prepared
for
'
man
should
be
conceited
in
then
this
season.
They
have
ignored
what
we
were
told
was
the
tatter
day
because
he
has
a
Job.
trend
of
the
times
and
have
laid
in
large
stocks
of
Christ-,or
fa
,n
tne
proud
Pulon
own-mas
it
nod
Tnvs
siwih11v
m
tn
ha
cKm-n
tn
frofot'"
nPrty
and
paring
taxes.
faith
in
the
Christmas
spirit
that
takes
possession
of
thel-Taroaver-
win
not
have
to
rAwAvA.
nAMn
4
V?
1
1
t
...
1
Ii
...
...
1
'cigr
jjcisvji
ai
iiu
uuic
ui
ytrar
ami
nuu.es
mm
(ill-
wn?
aoout
nu
taxes
u
ne
vot?s
the
A.
'
ft
a
I
fent
Th
Spaniai-ds
say:
"A
banker
is
a
man
who
loans
you
an
umbrella
and
demands
its
return
as
soon
as
the
rain
starts."
way
he
talks.
CHARLES
CHAPMAN.
Unemployed
Worker
to
Camp,
Kloiya
Bay.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
ss.
Cataia
...
1:30
pn
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
prr
Frldny
ss.
Pr.
Mary
10
pjsi.
ss.
Cardena,
midnight.
Dec.
20
ss.
Princess
Norah
p.m.
from
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cataia
....
p.m
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:30
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
4
pjn.
Friday-
ss.
Cardena
pm
Dec.
IS
ss.
Princess
Norah
am,
Dec.
30
as.
Princess
Norah
ajn.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simp&n
Sunday
ss.
Cataia
9
p.rui
rrom
aaas
ruvcr
st
rert
Simpson-Tuesday
ss.
Cataia
11:30
ajn
For
Stewart
and
Any
ox-
Sunday
ss.
Cataia
.9
p.mj
Wednesday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuetdayss.
Cataia
.11:30
am
Thurss.
Pr.
Rupert
...
p.m.
iTom
Ocean
Fans
Weds3.
Pr.
Rupert
10:30ia,m.
Friday
Pr.
Mary
.....4
p.m
Friday
ss.
Cardena
p.ni.
Far
Ocean
Fairs-
Tuesday
ss.
Cataia
1:30
p.mJ
Tnursaay
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
p.ra
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
10
p.m,
For
Queen
Charlottes-Dec.
s.
Prince
John
10
pm
Dec.
14
ss.
Prince
John
10
pm,
From
Queen
Charlottes-Dec.
17
s.
Prince
John
am,
For
Alaska
Dec
16
am.
THE
DAILY"
NEWS
Tuesday,
December
ij.
ttil
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
DEFENDS
EMPLOYMENT
CAMP
APPEAL
TO
RADIO
OWNERS
fiditox
Dally
Niwst-HA
'la
.the
Daily
News
gf'DccSjjber
8
Taxpayer"
tirades
against
the
patronage
and
extravagance
of
the
provincial
government.
He
knows
very
well
that
this
is
a
failing
of
any
political
party
In
power,
yet
all
that
his
letter
advocates
is
a
change
of
government.
There
can
be
nothing
else
but)
patronage
and
extravagance
under
a
system
of
party
politics,
and
this
system,
like
capital-
Ism,
has
outworn
it
usefulness
to
i
all
but
the
fortunate
few.
The
per
iodical
exhibitions
of
insanity
when
Editor-,
Daily
News:
'halibut
fisiicr.me.vs
unions
Sditor,
Daily
News:
Tie
question
as
to
which
association
woold
prove
of
most
advantage
to
the
members
of
the
local
halibut
fleet,
appears
to
b
rather
hotly
contested,
and
alio
exhibits
a
fickle
A
meeting
will
be
held
in
the
CHtyjaefis,
which
shows
internal
dlsrup-Hall
on
Wednesday,
to
which
I
j
tian
to
be
rampant.
The
vasclllatlon
would
ask
all
radio
owners
to
at-
j
displayed
augurs
none
too
well
for
tend,
whether
a
Member
of
the
as-1
the
spirit
of
unionism,
which
should
sociation
or
not.
I
figure
that
there
;
be
the
keynote
of
aH
their
activities
are
about
five
hundred
radio
own-
js
fishermen.
Being
personally
ln-ers
in
the
city
and
I
would
like
as
terestcd
in
the
mauer,
I
would
like
many
as
possible
to
turn
out
and
,
.0
review
the
train
of
events,
lead-endeavor
to
show
practically
103
jing
up
to
this
controversy,
meeting.
During
the
past
weeks
ra-1
a
number
of
years
the
local
dio
reception
has
been
terrible,
and
hgiut
fishermen
have
been
mem-while
the
association
has
been
do-
htn
ot
a
branch
of
the
Deep
Sea
ing
all
possible
to
clear
up
inter-
Fishermen.
Union
of
the
Pacific,
ference.
the
fact
remains
outetand-
and
experience
of
these
years,
ing.
that
we
want
more
strength
to
them
ln
,931f
na
the
scales
insist
that
where
trouble
Is
found,
mted
from
thclr
eyes
and
they
ob-Itat
trouble
must
be
cleared
up.
At
wrv(d
for
flnt
Ume,
that
they
he
present
time
I
think
that
only
mn
contr0Hed
unreservedly
by
the
tbout
20
of
radio
owners
m
town
iieadquarters
in
SeatUe.
that
no
are
members
of
this
association
and
Kattei
vrm
Wea
might
germinate
ve
are
taking
an
active
part
in
en-
,n
the
loca,
branch
perhaps
be
en-leavoring
to
clear
up
the
trouble.
dorsed
by
100
I
the
local
mem-What
we
want
today
is
strength
with
the
tUp.
if
it
did
not
gibe
and
I
would
ask
you
to
turn
out
deflre3
of
Sat0et
lt
landed
in
the
md
lend
us
your
moral
and
practi-
wartper
basket,
jal
support
in
trying
to
make
radio
reception
a
Joy
Instead
of
a
night-
Different
Conditions
mare
as
at
present.
it
became
apparent
to
the
local
It
is
now
over
a
year
since
the
boys
at
last,
when
the
breadline
new
power
line
came
into
the
city
loomed
on
the
near
horizon,
that
and
instead
of
conditions
becoming
there
was
a
non-conformity
ot
op-better
they
are
getting
worse
and
inion.
caused
by
the
fact
that
the
worse,
and
for
that
reason
I
feel
halibut
fishermen
of
the
U.
8.
A.
that
time
has
now
come
to
solicit
fished
under
different
conditions.
every
one's
help
in
helping
to
put
than
they
did
here,
and
as
long
as
forward
a
strong
front
and
so
com-
conditions
were
not
uniform,
there
mand
a
position
from
where
we
can
would
always
be
a
divergence
of
de-attack
our
various
interference
sire.
troubles
with
the
hope
of
success.
It
is
to
be
noted
also,
that
they
Trusting
that
all
radio
owners
have
no
power
to
elect
their
own
who
can
will
attend
this
meeting,
.
agent
but
that
their
local
agent,
no
and
thanking
you.
Mr.
Editor,
for
matter
how
good
or
how
bad
a
man
the
space.
(he
may
be.
was
elected
to
a
large
F.
W.
WpsCH.
extent
by
the
fishermen
of
an
alien
President,
Prince
Rupert
Radio
(country.
Admitted,
they
had
the
Association.
,cold
comfort
of
feeling
that
they
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Tickling
In
The
Throat
And
Civghing
Spells
Mm.
James
McCmu,
Kiwnount.
Out
writ.-'Some
time
.go
I
had
a
very
lad
cold,
and
th.
tickL
in
my
throat
wooW
tame
long
tpetla
of
euhint
1
I
tru
adyiaed
by
a
friend
to
um
Dr.
Wood'i
N.
1
cao
recommend
'Dr.
Woody
to
everyone
with
w
a
cold
or
coagh."
Price
35c.
a
bottle;
large
family
lilt
65e
at
n
f
ftc7;:Jmt
upon1'
V
Tha
f
.
MiiWi
"
Co..
Ltd.,
Toronto.
Out
assisted
in
the
election
of
other
branch
agents.
The
agent
further-"
more
was
confined
to
certain
channels
of
expression,
which,
apparently,
are
singularly
rflent.
when
It
comes
to
labor
activities,
and
he,
poor
man.
had
to
coruorm
to
in-tructlons
Issued
by
an
alien
asso
ciation,
to
run
the
business
of
a
Canadian
branch.
'This
tor
no
Indictment
of
the
present
For
all
these
questionable
blessings,
the
Canadian
fisherman
contributed
$121)0
per
year,
with
the
knowledge
that
It
might
be
Increased
by
a
levy
placed
by
the
die
tators.
In
a
Bad
Way
By
reason
of
the
attempt
last
summer
to
Join
op
with
the
salmon
men.
numbers
of
the
lulibut
fleet
paid
no
dues,
and
to
be
candid,
the
depression
Is
extensively
present
in
the
affairs
of
the
local
branch,
so
much
to.
that
lt
is
open
to
question
whether
20
of
those
present
last
Saturday
night
were
members
of
any
association
at
aU.
and
when
they
vote
for
continued
adherence
to
the
old
union,
they
are
tying
up
at
least
(24.00
of
next
summer's
earnings,
and
again
place
their
necks
In
the
yoke
to
pull
the
U.
S.
A.
f
Ishermen
over
the
top.
and
hang
themselves
on
the
barbed
wire
in
so
doing.
The
other
faction
have
formed
a
halibut
branch
of
the
N
B.
C
Fish,
ermen'a
Association,
with
ciuei
set
ai
sU:
dollars,
and
have
drawu
up
bylaws
to
govern
the
same
to
i
accepted
or
rejected
by
the
mai
r
embers.
Members
are
benm
n
led.
and
apparently
the
choice
u
open,
to
nay
up
back
dues
with
u
old
union,
and
carry
ou
bt
t,
,
unpe,
as
formerly,
or
stun
j
.h.
with
the
ability
of
writim-
,:
,
v
wishes
thereon.
It
m
w-u
w
nc
,
mat
the
local
boat
ownn
uu
r.
t
lnetot
that
their
crews
shalf
hoot
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