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EDTTfON
2!
that
they
own
the
world.
Coal
Prices
$5.00
.10
3.00
9.00
1.40
YESTERDAY'S
ELECTION
premier
Pattiillq
is
to
be
congratulated
once
morq
pn
haying
been
endorsed
by
the
electipn
of
four
out
0
sjx
of
the
Liberal
candidates
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
yester
day.
The
members
of
his
cabinet,
H(in.
Jorm
Har.t
m
Victoria
and
Hon.
Gordon
Sloan
in
Vancouver,
were
elected
and
one
othej
eac
distinct
victory
alt
the
Liberals
to
fee
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.1
It
was
a
hough
not
so
great
a
victory
as
to
cause
Byron
Johnson,
who
led
the
polls
in
Victoria,
carrying
the
Liberal
banner,
was
known
some
years
ago
in
lacrosse
circles
as
Boss
Johnson.
He
is
personally
very
popular
in
the
capital.
Herbert
Anscombe,
Independent
Conse&'ative.
was
reeve
of
Oak
Bay
and
then
mayor
qf
Victoria.
Now
he
is
a
member
of
the
Legislature
and
will
doubtless
be
making
a
bid
for
leadership
there
in
a
few
years.
Rev.
Robert
Connell,
elected
on
the
C.
C.
I
ticket,
is
a
clergyman
of
the
Churph
of
England
at
present
without
a
charge,
a
writer
on
nature
subjects,
a
keen
geologist
and
botanist,
a
socialist
of
many
years
standing
and
a
very
fine
type
of
man.
J)oubtless
it
was
his
personality
rather
than
his
political
creed
that
plaped
him
in
fourth
place
among
the
winner.
Of
the
losers
in
Victoria
Rev.
Clem
Davies,
pastqr
of
thV
City
Temple,
is
very
popular
in
the
capital.
He
had
attacked
the
new
leader
with
considerable
virulence
and
would
have
made
a
good
opposition
member.
The
failure
of
such
men
as
Hayward,
Clearihue
and
Moresby
and
the
ajpiosl
total
slighting
of
Joe
North,
at
one
time
hero
of
a
polict
commission
fight,
indicates
that
even
in
Victoria
political
opinion
changes
quickly
lhe
large
vote
accorqeu
trie
L.
L.
r.
both
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria
is
an
indication
of
the
dissatisfaction
which
exists
at
the
present
condition
of
.affairs
both
in
the
pro
vince
and
the
Dominion
generally
and
should
be
a
solemn
warning
to
those
who
still
think
all
ihey
have
to
do
is
to
sit
pat
and
use
the
police
forqe
in
order
tq
insure
stability.
That
time
is
gone
forever.
We
are
at
the
beginning
of
a
new
era
and
there
will
have
to
be
many
political
change?
in
the
very
near
future.
Those
who
do
hot
fall
in
line
Will
have
to
fall
qut.
The
evident
(emand
of
the
British
Columbia
election
is
for
a
change
qf
general
policies
and
tht
f
ame
demand
will
beXelt
soon
in
the
Dominion
field.
Happy
is
he
who
can
envision
the
new
eal
anu
bend
his
energies
toward
bringing
it
about.
e
AI$
JpSE
LYNCIIINT.S
The
local
reaction
to
the
lynching's
in
California
seen:
to
have
varied
a
great
deal.
While
some
pepple
feel
that
it
is
a
good
way
tb
deal
with
such
cases,
others
look
upon
if
as
a
reflection
on
the
United
States
system
of
dealing
with
criminal
caps
and,
indicates
a,
fear
that
th.e
criminal
niay
escape
that
retribution
which
is
their
due.
Also
they
look
on
it
as
a
dangerous
precedent.
Once
it
bco.mes
a,
haty
for
the
mob
to
take
the
law
into
its
ovn
hands,
the
system
of
dealing
with
crjpiihals
is
apt
to
degrade
into
one
of
mob
law.
Unhappily
the
mob
is
often
vrpng
and,
under
the
excitement
of
the
moment,
is
liable
tp
commit
worse
crimes
than
the
criminals
whom
it
is
designed
to
suppress.
It
is
dduotful
too
what
may
be
the
moral
effect
on
a
few
thoii-sod
people
who
witnessed
the
execution
and
who
jeered
at
the
criminals
as
they
were
sent
to
meet
their
Maker.
It
smacks
too
much
of
the
savagery
of
the
North
American.
Indians
years
ago.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edsoit.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
saAtaf.acUon,
Try
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley
W
also
sell
Timothy
Max
Wheat
Oats
and.
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Prince
Rupert
Feed
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$12.50
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Best
Egg
H.5Q
Alberta's
Beat
tOVe
fl.otf
Pepibiria
Egg
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fek
and
g$dar,
per
load
5,0A
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Wood,
per
cord
6.00
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ornitur
Whwi
tie
sun
feeglns
to
sHlne-cnd
you,ve"roHed
your
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with
Ogdeni
Fjna
Cut.
That,
fragrant,
friendly
cigarette
sure
does
put
a
rnile
on
the
'day.
It's
$0
cool
and
satisfying.
And
so
easy
to
roll.
Oden's
Fine
Cut
and.
"Chant.ecler"
parsers
...
you
can
Vanjc
91
"roll
your
own"
combination,
rooming,
noon
or
night.
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
Your
PlpKnot
Of
Arn't
Cut
Plug
The
Letter
Box
By
iT
HOME
CAMPAIGN
aVlitor,
Daily
News:
As
discussed
with
you
personally,
the
junior
section
oi
ttje
PJUiee
Ru
per)
Chamber
of,
Commerce
lsipon-
iing
a
"Buy
at
Hojiae"
campaign
in
mis
ciiy
ana
in
iacv.
certain
as
ects
of
the
campaign
are
now
ac-
;ively
under
way.'
With
lhe
permission
and
co-op
ration
of
Inspector
llall
and
the
irinclpaU
of
Booth.
Borden,
An
luneiation
and
the
High
Schools
iie
student
bodies
are
writing
es-
ays
limited
to
'five
hundred
(500)
ords
on
the
subject
"Advantages
Dt
Buying
in
Prince
Rupert."
To
iach
public
school,
prizes
of
J5D0
and
$2.50
are
being
given
for
the
best
and
second
best
essays
and
to
the
High
School
$10.00
for
the
best
and
$5.00
for
the
second
best
essay
In
addition
Kalen
Hardware
la
distributing
$10.00
in
sporting
goods
among
the
competing
schools.
There
Is
also
a
prze
of
$25.00
be
ing
offered
to
all
attults
of
Prince
Rupert,
exclusive
of
school
children
and
members
of
the
Junior
Cham
ber
of
Commerce,
on
the
same
sub
Ject.
namely.
"Advantages
of
Buy
ing
in
Prince
Rupert."
These
essay
are
also
limited
to
500
words
and
should
be
forwarded
to
Box
864
not
later
than
December
4
when
they
will
be
placed
in
the
hands
of
three
Judges
for
examination
and
selec-
itlon
of
the
winning
essay.
Although
neatness
ana"
gramma-
tlcai
correctness
is
desirable
In
the
i
writing
ipf
all
essays,
still
the
most
,
important
basis
of
selection
will
be
;
the
logical
array
of
facts
and
explanations
of
the
"Advantages
of
Biylnjg
In
prince
Rupert."
i
'The
prizM
are
being
donated
bj
I
the
merchants
of
Prince
Rupert
and
;
their
names
will
be
pubfisried
In
a
later
Issue
of
this
paper.
I
The
wlnnlnjf
essay
from
each
school
also
the
winnlne
essav
sub-
jmltted
by
aqult
competitors'
will
b
ijjrlnttd
In
the
local
Jiress.
'
j
Thanking
you,
I
arH
'
Yours
truly,
JOS.
E.
WICKETT,
Chairman,
Publicity
Committee
Senior
Lcague-CJiJln
;
Ka
tens.
49.
Ladles'
League
High
School..
01
Cardinals.
18.
Intermediate
League
Merchants.
15;
High
Scliooi,v27.
...
Junior
League
Trojans
'
21;
Scy-'.
thiahs;'9.
Se.-ior
hoopiters
last
nlit
puf
up
mrat
exciting
gam.?
inai
nas
bej
n
seen
In
this
to-n
'jtor
many
a'
moon.
The
game
openeji
upwth
the
ifonrnongf
rs
taking
at)
pdny
lea't
over
the-'
trainmen.
8-2.'
The
ralhvaymen,
towever.
soon'g&t
tl
all-clear
signal
and
led
at
the
breather
ftrA
The
second
ftolf
was
more
or
leaa
a
repetiuon
01
tne
nrsi
nail
vmn
the
C.
IJ.
R.
A
steadily
ahead.
E.
Smith
olavunr
h
nmt
of
the
seajon
for
was
bound
off
the
floar
tflJ
minutes
bsiore
full
time.
JBoj
bcou
weo
an,
a
sqooung
oy
gna
drew
his
uMkmmates
up
Hljp
winning
distance
Steffe'"mjfl
up
the
game'
with
a
field
goat.
Stiles
fouled
Kelsey
and
the
Islra
suk
the
winning
basket
and.
"But
lei
Joe"
crnchec
it
with
a
rlpSr,
The
Rallwaj-nien
hd
the
game
well
in
hand
until
the
latter
prt
of
the
second
half
whet)
Lary
SUle
blew
up
and
started
o
axgtt
ulth
the
re
X
pee,
coming
qut
second
best
and
also
losing
(tie
game
for
bis
team-mates.
Earlier
flamj
In
the
XUaktr
opener
XLe
Tro
jans
swamped
the
BcMuans
21-9
hi
a
on-l4ed
game.
;
Mexcnants
oet
to
Hks;h.fhooi
?
a
rdufh
aad
tutftbj
jrinedta
.game
E7-15-
The
Carjdjnals
dead
te
sUt-Uet
(0rU
18-9
yltb
HM
girVs
putUr
hp
1
M,
Senfor
league
C.N.R.A.-tfles
M:
'Johnson
6
'D.
MotTison.
E
Smith
lit
J,
Mo-irtson.
C.
Smith.
Tottl.
16.
v
Kaiens
MWEhell
11:
KtUvy
IS
i
Scott
IS:
Steiumrtid
T;
Tbey
a
j
Total.
49.
:
Junior
Leaeue
I
Ttojars
Lindsay
15:
H
tra
no
5:
Nafle
1:
Kendo.
W-
ne.
touu.
2i.ii
ScythUns
qiHts.
Murray
2:
Do
minate
1;
Byrne
0;
Obuettna
4
Montesano
2;
Astoria.
Total
6.
Intermediate
Leaiae'
Mercnants-Greer
2;
Arney
7
Kanaya
4:
Dlngwell.
ArmetrVnc
2
Blake
0.
ToUl
15.
llllh
School
.
Naicamoio
4:
Suetilro
2:
Davie
1:
Santerbane
13:
Miiesjan,
MUle
.2;
Moxley
5.
Tobey.
ToUl,
27.
Ladles'
League'
High
School
Brooksbank
2
Blaine.
Rltehie
5:
Berncr
2;
Mm
saHem.
Turgeou,
Btlls.'
Toia
Oardinels-Rlvefte'
0:
Lowe
Xi
Kaen,
Boodle
4:
Stone
2;
Brand
Ituilst-
lUUli,
10.
T.
Inter-League
Badmintpij
Is
Played
Monday
Standings
in
inter-club
badmin
ton
after
the
first
games
of
the
league
piayed
last
night
arc
as
fol
tows:
A
Dlvlsion-c.
N.
R.
7,
Rupert
8,
aiteena
a.
B
DlvUlon-Rupert
Bast
10,
C
N.
a.
8.
No
2
Rupert
7.
No.
1
Rupert
C.
Skeena
6.
United
4.
Cribbage
League
Fixtures
Pfeyed
Result
of
last
nleht
s
nlav
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
were
as
follows
Canadian
Legion.
15:
Elks,
12.
Moose.
14;
Empress.
13
Musketeers
14:
Oddfellows.
13,
Orotto.
18;
pi
nice
R.upert
Hotel.
9.
Hunters!
Sptortsjei!
Have
your
trophies,
mounted
by
an
expert
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style'
Oame
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class,.
FURS
MADE
UP
ttt
For
rcs
E.
Dix,
TaxIdcrlnUt
Pay
only
$10
(Mnce
iitfead
over
(wo
years.
WO.lcaoo
pen;
Hdrlda.
14:
Aub
Nebraska.
7;
Iowa.
0.
SLMa.ry.22;
U.
L.
A..
14,.
Un'lversUjr
of
Wathjngt
Washington
State
College,
17.
Columbia,
IS:
Sjrracu,
8.
Ernetoji,
jO:
Rubers,
0.
GeoTgia',
7:
'Oeofgta
Teeh,
a.
Wisconsin.
3;
Minnesota,
8.
At
Your
choice
of
three
Northern
SleeUlr
Approved
ABC
Washers
at
at
new
low
1
!
'J
mnm
een
thousand
fans
witnessed
the
(ante.
It
was
the
fifth
defeat
of
the
'rlsh
so
far
tots
season
The
moat
:ames
they
nad
lost
in
any
previous"
vsasbu
wuj
four
Tne
wn
of
8outh-;rn
CltfjfnU
evened
wp
the
feud
with
the
Irish
since
196
at
four
saj&es
each.
The
first
period
was
scoreless.
Following
UwUr
7
to
3
vtctorj
over
California.
Stanford
Unlver-itVy
recaived
an
official
InviUttpn
frm
the
TownAnierit,
,91
Rotes
.jftmrnlWee
tc
pJar
in
nual
N's'w
Year's
Day
Hose
Bowl
game
at
SSaaadan.
Tbt
lovltaUon
was
ac-:eie4
tjr
Wnipr4
whch
will
have
iui
right
to
safe
he
tM
It
wQl
Befqre
twenty
thousand
fans.
University
of
Micujari
defeated
rf0(lltVtD
13
to
nfl
to
win
the
lUe
jc
seaspa
n
tht
confer-
Army's
de(eat
ot
Ngrj
bj
a
score
QUier
scopes
included
the
follow
ing:
11
larvard.
19:
Yale.
1
OjW?
State.
7;
JlltnoJ
fl.
0.
8;
Maryland.
33;
Washington
and
Lee,
13.
Louisiana,
21:
Mississippi
State
6.
grotto
alens
Flashee
imac'
n
v'
IjAoy
Scouts
Senior
League
.4
4
:
i
y.igii
tt$p$
9
Junior
League
anumg
Intermriliate
League
Varrlofi'
'
A
Merchant
3
Ulgh'Sshool
2
'
$y&s
S
L.
2,
2
6
1
2
0
8
2
10
e
0
10
a
2
0
p.M.e:
Mociei
.s
as
allow
n
i
al
0jv
uiiq
XWdels
C
and
V.
the
fotmer
T
with
oycr-
ny
oi
uie
yoar
Any
one
oi
inest
sturdy,
handsome
maemMrs.
or
a
ike
(tee
as$lc
Will
take
rd
wort:
erf
of
vmmi
W
Unysual
Values
in
The
folio
tn
Uiie-Ui
1
M
nounced
for
tonithU
Billiard
League
future
between
cahaMn
legion
and
Blls
p
P
Tinker!
Canadian
Let
km
"
C.
P.
Halasm
ks
Alex
Mufja,
?s
Waa
rt
Charles
fapttf
vs
JOQP
bi-
C
L
Tountman
vs.
yk
Mrnne.
M
M
Lamb
vs
J.
boherty
DEMPSEY
IS
HEARD
Blow
of
Luis
l
irpo
in
IlUtorlr
Garden
Itout
lUnlnt
o(
parecr;
Early
Hthts
Teugbest
1
r
ff
York.
In
192jS
when
hf
was
knocked
out
of
the
ring
by
Luis
frrDQ
of
the
Argentine
"For
truj
rest,
e(
ttigt
round
I
hardly
knew
wtat'
I
was
doing."
admitted
Dempeey.
"Wi
I
was
able
to
come
back
and
$rx$k
out
nrpo
in
the
eeco
rer
M
Asked
as
to
what
he
consMeied
the
toughest
tyght
Urtq
bat
rtog
areer.
Dempsey
refligd
that'
he.
'yght
some
of
the
early
fha
fore
he
became
UU-nofMr
(n
Dempsey
is
ort
a
hree
g-aek,
tpur
af
the
northwast
armeartcg
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m
wrsstiteg
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1
rr-
leree
a
neaanne
boot
on
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squlrsing
ga'rdMn
Veneasj-er
on
Thursday
c-f
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weA
artd
vlll
also
visit
Spokane..
.
Asked
as
to
his
wrestling
exp4r-ence.
Dempsey
explained
that
fie
iad
been
a
wrWtter
hefere
he
W-ame
a
fighter.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
fresh
outheant
wind;
barometer,
30.08.
emperature.
42;
sea
choppy
Dead
Tree
Points
Overcast,
fresh
loulhwest
wind;
barometer,
29.90;
emerature.
43:
sea
choppy
Triple
Island-Raining,
fresh
leutherly
wind;
light
swell
and
iliop.
Terrace
Clondy.
eolm.
30.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Anyox
Snowing,
eulrh,
34.
itewert
Suowifig.
calm,
mild.
Iiaselton
Snowing,
oalm.
31
Smlthera
Cloudy,
ealm.
colder.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
onlm,
23,
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November
vs.
Elks.
28
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