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body.
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until
I
got
a
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of
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Bitten,
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an
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as
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to
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Thursday,
Nov.
19.
1831
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
Miss
Kathleen
Mathers
of
Sand-1
Gordon
H.
Jolliffe.
well
known
pit
was
an
arrival
in
the
city
on
Queen
Charlotte
'merchant,
arrivel
tle
Prince
John
this
morning
from
in
tha-
Hyon;1
the
fyflltyidSi
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
this
morriin?
from
tne
Islinl
From
here
ht
will
trske
a
trip
'to
npnriro
Adams
pll
known
Atlin
'Vancouver.
training
man.
war
a
passenger
oc
t
$5.00
hoard
the
Princess
Norah
vester-
A.
J.
C.a.land.
excise
inspector
at-
Jhn
O.
Manning.
San
Francis
ilfl
her
honM,
ln
rinyo
:
concert
plinlrt.
wh
b
been
eir-
!
lng
a
series
of
recitals
In
Alaska
was
1
la
passeo?
aboard
the
Princeat
!
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
on
hi?
way
back
to
California.
!
There
were
&2
passengers
aboinl
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
on
her
arrival
here
yesterday
afternoon
from
Alaska
mroute
to
Vancouver
i
Five
persons
disembarked
from
the
A
group
of
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
vessel
here
while
two
boarded
he
Commerce
has
just
returned
from
a
visit
to
the
mining
here
toz
Vancouver.'
camps
m
the
Portland
C
anal
district
and
while
there
they
lands,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
The
ports
of
Montreal
and
Quebec
and
Churchill
areiPrlnce
J'hn
hl
mornSn
fron,
Jl-
l
i
.
.,'..
....
.
Ou
Charlol't
nitv
inH
fiuiri
nnspii
nr
pmaincr
ttw
rnu
ii'inrox
nrri
o
thAn
'
-
-
v..v
niii.t.
unit
at
nivjc
injillV.b
nn
the
Prince
Runprt
aU
commerce
is
coming
to
a
standstill
until
the
spring
op-1
Vancouver
uiaiu
uciu
vncic
iiium
eiuier
oe
carnea
10
an
open'
port
by
rail
or
held
until
the
ice
rroes
out.
1
trill
will
sat!
hi!
tonight
If.'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Dowlli.
What
a
contrast
this
is
to
the
port
of
Prince
Runert
nu,eri
children.
who
have
bee.)
o.Vr.-iC.
lu
!
tantt
of
Maasett
for
the
whprp
thorp
!
novo,.
f
-
t
pa.v
Ivlll
1?
6,of,lce
,n
the
harbor;
n.ne
years
arrived
In
the
city
or
where
ships
may
enter
and
clear
all
the
year
round
and
the
Prince
John
this
momtngfrom
where
commerce
is
never
'
tied
up
by
severe
weather
con-i,he
sini$
ami
win
nil
on
the
ditions.
Prince
RUpert
tonight
for
Vaneou-
While
Prince
Rupert
has
had
to
fight
her
way
against
S.?St2S
wpeet
UP
great
odds
to
assert
her
position
as
a
grain
port,
the
con-:
ditions
obtaining
are
bound
to
have
their
effect
eventually.
1
Mr
Justlfe
c-
D-
Mwuiey.
ter-
tor
several
years
after
the
Vancouver
elevator
was
built
,r'torii
Judf
oi
the
Yukon
w
a
no
cram
passed
through
it.
enger
aboard
the
4ah
ter.
TT
Rvpn
In
So
...
;f
u
.;
"
JI
rlVT.
ui.
Til
Norah
Noran
yesterday
ywterday
afternc
afternoon
bound
nmv
i
....
su.wfc
uiiu
mc
cicvaiur
rtuu
me
Dig
mm
Dawson
to
Vaneauvpr
Aftr
houw
is
being
gradually
filled.
The
elevator
is
being
use!i
leTuJ
Sior
l.
practically
all
the
time
but
not
in
a
way
to
satisfy
the
i
Mr-
Juice
Maeauiey
was
eaiii
bail-
to
Dawson
recenUy
to
duct
8
murder
trial.
jus
usj.su.ni
purser.
con
A.
P.
AUleon.
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
I"'tnd
lotinv
operator
land
son
arrived
ln
the
city
on
the
Prin-
John
this
morning
front
'Queen
Charlotte
City
and
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
Allison
Is
accompanied
(
by
bis
friend.
J.
W.
Bell
cf
Vancouver,
who
has
been
hunting
on
the
Island.
Dr.
A.
L.
Pritchard.
who
Is
ln
I
charge
of
pink
salmon
investlipt-tions
being
made
by
the
Dlologlcjl
,
Board
of
Canada
in
Masset
Into,
.nd
K
Epps.
who
has
been
superintending
the
moving
of
fish
eg
Ifrora
Tlell
River
to
McCllnton
Creek
in
Massett
Inlet,
came
north
I
from
Nanalmo
on
the
steamer
Prince
John
this
week.
Gordon
QUliland
and
Donald
Jenkins,
well
known
here
as
pursers
on
Canadian
National
coar.
Jteamers.
will
leave
Vancouver
next
week
as
wireless
operators
on
Uv
'teatner
Prince
Henry
which
will
make
a
cruise
from
Vancouver
to
Halifax
before
being
commissioner
for
the
winter
In
the
Boston-Bermuda
service.
A.
II.
Robson
and
0.
C.
Foote
will
ko
out
as
pursers
of
the
steamer
Prince
David
whic.1
leaves
Vancouver
early
next
montn
tor
the
Atlantic
coast
while
Char-Hewitt
will
go
on
the
same
ship
i
held
out
the
hand
of
fellowship,
urging
co-operation
be-
cher'
;
r?V
tween
the
various
communities
m
Northern
and
Central
w&
two
months
vwtin?
wHh
British
Columbia
for
their
mutual
benefit.
Thev
were
hi
aon-in4w
and
daughter.
Mr.
Man
in
the
Moon
l
if
The
Communists
got
it
ln
the
neck
given
a
dinner
at
Stewart
at
which
the
idea
was
first
st
c"
',vwl
yterday
from
during
the
British
eieeuow.
poPu-broached
and
it
was
made
the
theme
throughout
the
visit
JriT,'"5
he-had
been
vi"
TTLJTnZZt
......
iting
recenUy
many
verse
were
written
giving
to
the
various
points.
expreion
to
tl!e
views
of
the
mass
While
the
visit
was
unofficial,
one
of
the
members
was,
joe
Keith
Mike
Rosin.
out
ot
the
people.
president
ot
the
chamber
and
another
the
sitting
federal
Neiison
and
Jim
crweiL
who
nan-
Beautiful
snow!
That
helps
the
grain
grow.
How
pure
and
how
white
When
you
fall
in
the
nightl
But
when
you
are
slush
How
we
wade
and
we
musbj
How
we
groan
and
we
swear
And
wish
the
ground
bare!
member
for
Skeena
and
the
others
active
members
of
the
logging
at
crescent
inlet
for
"When
the
workmen
own
the
work-
organizaton.
This
is
the
first
of
a
series
of
visits
which
it
Lhe
R
"or?.an
l1"
?r,"-
k
A
"noI
.
is
hoped
will
be
made
by
Prince
Rupert
business
people
to
2J
fi
Z
AnZeXorrie.
the
SUn-OUnding
communities
Which
should
result
in
bring-
Charlotte
Islands.
.
And
the
postmen
own
the
malls;
mg
about
a
greater
community
of
interest
and
a
more
when
the
preacher
own
the
pulpits
helpful
Spirit
everywhere.
,
Norman
L.
Freeman
and
Olaf
t.
And
the
printers
own
the
shops
Kriekson
of
the
local
staff
of
the
And
the
drillers
own
the
oil
wells
j
International
Fisheries
CommU-
And
the
prtooners
own
the
prLwm
1?KP
KIbb
li
lVPnirP
rKILL
Or
nrcilVPi)
SILVER
rton
returned
to
the
eitv
on
the
a,
n,
..
u..
,
a
.
J
.
I
i.
i
,
r-,J
a
l
a
-
.a
'
9
ui'ci
is
up
u
guuu
many
points
over
quotations
01
a
ycsiruay
-mcraooa
week
or
two
ago
and
the
tendency
is
for
it
to
advance
along
from
"
where
with
the
price
of
wheat
and
a
good
many
other
commodi-
on
"lclal
duUe'-
ties.
Snch
n
imkp
wnnlrl
mp.in
mnpV
f
n
MnvtVtmti
Pm'fiaVi
a
utip
rori
Q
ut
r.iBhrv
Columbia.
The
mines
at
Stewart,
Alice
-Arm,
Smithers
nlK1
meeting
from
miss
e.
What
the
He"
BecomM
r
Us?
nazeuon
ana
many
other
points
depend
a
most
who
y
on
u"
whose
L.
T
V
T
,
?,'J
f
tUa
n'
rt
ofl.,,
nj
x.
K
it.
husband
recentlv
died,
ex-
the
of
silver
and
the
price
higher
it
goes
the
more
pros-
rre,
ODreeition
of
the
latter
perous
are
those
communities.
Lead
and
zinc
are
also
ad-
for
kind
treatment
whw.
had
been
vancing
and
very
soon
it
is
hoped
that
the
price
oi
these1
accorded
in
the
hospital,
metals
will
have
reached
a
point
where
operation
of
the'
,
't
w
mines
will
once
again
prove
profitable.
ifeciated
JJZa
with
A.
i
trine
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
In
When
conductor
own
the
tram
ear
And
each
driver
own
hi
bus
Will
You
Tell
U
Common.
People
"What
is
a
Communist?
He'
one
who
hath
yearnings
For
equal
division
of
Unequal
earnings
Idler,
or
loafer,
or
both.
He
is
willing
To
fork
out
his
penny
And
pocket
your
shilling."
Hotel
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
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Anchorage.
Al-
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
ln
all
rooms.
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J.
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of
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and
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SOI
The
Letter
Box
RADIO
LETTER
lished'
without
their
knowledge
or
i
consent.
In
fact,
the
flrat
intlma-
tlon
they
had
was
when
they
read
!
the
letter
ln
the
paper.
This
letter
was
preaented
to
the
newspapers
by
J.
O.
Williamson
wiUiout
auUiority
from
the
execu
tive
committee
of
the
Radio
Association
and,
therefore,
should
hare
i
Sdltor,
Daily
News:
:
I
was
very
much
surprised
to
read
the
letter
that
appeared
in
youri
!
paper
yesterday
signed
"Prince
Ru
;pert
Radio
Association."
as
I
am
ioc
day
afteroon
going
through
to
Van-j""
wattl
-u
nouse.
hg
execut,TC
commiUee
off
icouver
for
ihe
v;inter.
wjy
-"-
;
3.00'
,
:John
this
morning
after
a
two-
-Routine
business
was
dealt
wimjw?fk'
trlP
"
V'T
Ch-"loU"
41W
X,,and
"''
cn
WW!
at
a
mtbur
last
night
of
th.
lost!
ISntwS1
SJf'TnH1
M
C
"
tvre.
Who
to
;
president,
was
in
the
chair
and
.
,,,
BV,
(here
was
e
Rood-sized
attendance:"
('eeat!'.
arrived
in
the
cltv
,
on
the
that
association
and
knew
nothing
whatever
about
this
letter.
I
immediately
phoned
F.
Wermig,
vice-president
and
J.
Morrison,
B.
Rice,
F.
Rlffou,
J.
Mair
and
F.
A.
Rogers
who
are
the
executive
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Radio
or
memoers.
thlimeiiiiw
from
the
i
Association
and
these
gentlemen,
Dotit
ftqet
tb
mail
1010SAntoineS
ionireal
tint
orrtrv'
rxpin.es
aphil
sou
lanr!s
and
wuTptoreed
from
her
all
stated
that
this
letter
was
pub-
Lnature
of
the
Prince'Rupert
Ra
dio
Association.
Thanking
you
'
been
signed
personally
by
him
and
Princess
I
chovld
not
have
appeared
over
the
'noon-
A.
R.
Ma'lo.-y
i)
Par:
c
amvea
m
tne
city
trom
h;
m
I.
li
mi
Ua
r
.
.
,
.
Ui.it)',-
iur
your
vuiuuute
w
juiiu
m,,
nil..
Norah
jc'rcay
a
(tar-
at.
and
will
return
to
his
hom-
,i.
;
,
.
t.
.
..t
.
J.
W.
MCAULEY.
i.iuuo'xvon
uie
am,
b,;
Saturday
night
Mr.
Malory
u
,
j
I
been
in
rather
Indilferem
neal-.n
Jules
Seguin.
who
has
bsen
on
i;
recently
following
an
attack
;
u.
brief
trip
to
Juneau,
returned
to
Huensa
His
mafor
friend
tun
the
city
from
tht
norUi
on
the
is.
iwH1
wUn
Mm
a
Pfedy
recovrv
Get
quick
result
with
awanUd
1
tv&fm-dyliilJZ
QiiTl
WWm
mJ.
"T"
LI7II
"TBB1
1
"It
is
one
of
ewspapers
Endorse
this
Investment
Head
m
hat
leading
Ciinndinn
newspapers,
through
their
editorials,
sny
ulxittl
Likb
Insukanck:
the
creut
IiiuIiichhch
of
the
world1
The
Halt
fail
;
Clironiele.
Tlie
soundest
method
of
saving
money,
nfter
all".
SL
Thomas
Timn-Joanuil
"All
Investment
roads
are
leading
to
life
Inauranre".
Gait
Evening
HtforUr.
"An
oiitatanding
feature
of
the
present
depression
la
the
rin-ord
made
ly
life
I
nnurnnce".
,
louse
Jaw
Time'
llcruld.
"Has
stood
all
the
tests".
Porl
Arthur
Nncs
Cfoaniele.
"Thinking
men
.
.
.
create
an
eatute
with
the
nid
of
life
Insurance
and
then
itay
for
it
out
of
their
Income".
Toronlo
Mail
J
lunpire.
"Is
making
a
powerful
contribution
to
human
happiness''.
Peterborough
Examiner.
"la,
in
fuel,
the
best
safeguard
against
poverty'.
Montreal
Iax
Palrie.
"Is
on
a
cirntifio
hnalu
built
on
a
sound
foundation".
Saskatoon
SInr-Phoenii.
"Wie
men
protect
their
buainea
interests
by
insuring
their
lives".
Guelph
Daily
Mercury.
"ilu
made
giant
strides
in
popularity
and
Influence
In
Canada".
Toronlo
Globe.
"It
Is
established
on
a
firm
economic
basis".
SL
J
of
in
Kttning
Times-Globe.
"Has
become
a
service
that
ia
being
increasingly
ppre
elated".
Montreal
1m
Presse.
"Makes
for
security,
promotes
independence
and
credit".
OUauaJotirnaL
"A
sure
mean
of
saving
and
Investing
money
at
good
relurn".-n'ini7rot
Whig-Standard.
"A
necessary
investment,
not
on
expenditure,
in
every
well-regulated
family".
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Sound
Sun-Tunes.
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I
nsurance
&
oervice
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of
a
series
of
messages
sponsored
by
Lift
Insurance
Companies.