v.
-j-
j
jvicrwcnty,
van
un
Ms;
';r
Macbeth.
OlUrf
W
zr
Port
Simpson;
Oeorge
f7
nr
v
Stsvennn,
Vic-
VI'
H.
Trotter.
Prince
aeorges
vv
f
od
In
The
Wilds
By
HOKAIIT
PAUItOTT
i
;t
abroad
a
:
w
.t
t
U
r
fll'l
as
OttMhl
I
'i
t.h:
flowering
Bold?nrod
If
...3
V'
iravui.
;
r..v.
lun-d
my
evry
way
,'umf
ki.".rd
the
beatl
lof
day
Ire
w
my
vliwn
trujujht
th
rtay
.;
hiid
hi
form
wild.
r
'It
ar
and
high."
.
art
wn
then
beguiled
.oudJeaa
sky;
r
tb
silr
of
hU
r
i
::d
to
rest
the
woooiann
I
;t
wiy
footsteps
bent
x.
-c
Ood
began,
J
l
,,irs
of
night
Wffr
:?
'
a
':iU
of
man-cm-
r
Cn
a
mother
bear
,r
vount
with
tender
'-TV
1
routed
content
neath
crimen
nee
more:
'-re
was
calmly
blest
bi)i
door.
my
heart
grew
large
-d
beneath,
and
-
looked
.
-
:J
Thy
quest-Is
o'er.
by
rote
issiFitO
FOR
RENT
RtNT
Two
room
furnished
I
f
ane
Red
U.
2T7J
1'EltSON
AL
OF
30,
40,
50!
WANT
VIM
fjr
rundown
body?
Try
Tablets
of
raw
oyster
'j
and
general
body
K
u
not
dellehted
with
::f
first
package,
makei
ti
its
low
price.
Sold
by
alt
druggists.
tf,
'AVE
HELPfil)
IIUNDRF.PJi
OBTAIN
positions
a
U
Carriers,
Postal
"Clerka.Cua-
in
.
.
1
"tlir,.
1018.
far
Uui
nurrtuM
XI2M4
to
cut
7(M000
ffct
'
'Js-'ti
on
th
txt
portion
of
ia
Utantt,
Queen
ChrloUe
-a
u.
c
t
n:inci
ivr
Ruptrt,
B.
O.
r-
niKMK
cm
ht
or
IIIIITI
I
I
III
I
Mill
B.
Mill
,
I
'illrr
.
f
,hf,
-.tilinlifclxalloil
'""Irr
uf
II,.
l.lji-
nf
luiar
itnWi
MUiur,
prufxrly
A
a
gesture
of
f
i
v:nd.'
iilp.
after
the
signing
of
the
peace
sart
between
Great
Britain
and
Itajy
Premier
Mussolini
ordered
a
par-ado
by
'i
P
rd
i
m
O
adler
for
the
benefit
of
visiting
British
War
Minuter.
Leslie
Hore
Beuiiftu
Here
in
background,
between
row'
of
'.typing
u-v,
Mr
Hun
Helena
watches
interestedly.
At
bis
side
isGenei...
Pan-iit
TflTFMS
FOR
S3M!STiSf
.
Those
On
Relief
1
A
U1T1U
X
Vil.
...
.
.
.
authorities
moruies
at
ai
Ottawa
uiiawa
or
or
Victoria'...
vicwna
q
n.
.
cia
si
ics
ana
me
wirms
una
ouin
(
III-"
lUvULiVlU
native
Vilrmnlh-nn
remains
thereon.
A...
D-!
Board
Of
fiotrrnars
at
it
.Mretln;
On
Friday
DIwimw
Plan
for
Carrjlm
On
in
me
preservation
oi
ome
oi
inesei
yQf
111
OldlcS
Mr
Colllson
told
of
.tme
Inter
estlng
petrographs
at
did
Hartley
Bay
and
there
was
a
general
discussion
on
the
possibility
ot
secur
ing
more
relics
for
the
museum.
Ail
nn
K
.1
n
was
decided
to
write
to
Alfred
LlOSe
1
iiree
nlOnUIb
Adams
of
Mawett
suggesting
that
he.
as
president
or
the
Native
Bro-
hrhnrw1
ihnuld
draw
the
attenr
Oratlfylng
Ileport
Heceltfd
Trom
U(Jn
of
thf
natlTe
head
mfn
lne
CutoUn-w
Life
Me
mbf
r
vantages
of
having
their
historic
Sfnd
coninruion
;
culture
represented
at
the
muwum.
'
jl
drefded
to
cJav
the
mus-
The
next
meeting
of
the
Board
of
eum
during
the
months
of
January,
Oovernow
of
the
Muteum
of
Nor-
rebruary
and
March,
them
British
Columbia
will
be
de-
I
voted
chiefly
to
talking
over
possl-
ble
plant
for
seiurlng
the
erection
QnY(rncfc
1T1CU1UU
Mptlinrl
of
a
permanent
museum
building
OUgHCMb
in
Prince
Rupert
At
IU
meeting
np
O
O
1
last
week
with
R.L.
Mcintosh
ore
I
0
dclVC
uBimOIl
siding,
there
were
so
manv
other
matter
railing
for
ttenUon
that
the
building
proposal
had
very
lit-
xuU
LeBourdal
Remind
Le?U
tie
time
given
It.
AH
that
was
done
Ulure
of
Cariboo'
Part
In
in
that
direction
was
to
decide
to
Fisheries
try
to
secure
two
Houe
totem
to
.
uvest
.
way
Ruihb-ook.
Dr.
J;
T.
M
indy
N
-
"
'
..
'JUUVVk.
LllU
Munalltm.
Dr
Ncal
Carter.
Rev.
.
,
W.
E.
Colli
City
nommlrslow
4m
e?gs
W.
J.
AlUfr.
II.
t
r"r"
hum
secretary.
Robert
Bartlett
which
makes
her
way
to
the
spawn
ing
bes
690
to
800
miles
uttram
"
examiner.
L,ierKs.
noirraphers.
etc-
and
can
asked
for
information
In
retard
to
J
,i,i
.,.
v.i..r
P
you,
Write
us
for
proof
matters
of
museum
financing.
This
themselves
and
their
dogs
ice
iniormaiion.
oi.w,.
,nn
aimaav
dwi
srni
nun
v.
,i.-iuviniiM
in
nm
kwls
Ltd..
Wlhnlneir.
Oldelt
fr-nH
If
LOST
Wheaton
Valve
Handle.
MCT
t
'ease
leave
at
Dally
News,
II
MIlHi
i
n
uti
UI
iuatn
All
IK.
1th
rtT
A
tlieck
for
-V0
In
twyment
for
flf
fljh
Jhat
rpahpfJ
tnp
nead
a
lire
memwrsnio
was
rrcemt.
-
hUh
for
them
from
J
H.
PlHsburv.
The
member-
food
'shirt
card
Is
biing
forwarded
to
him
aj
.
.
kl
tn
,ess
vaiuabie
The
custodian.
N.
L.
JonM.
te-..
.
frnm
phast
W!,ters
and
rted
that,
during
the
summer
q
IndlanJ
prev.
tourist
season.
2.900
neonle
had
vlsl-
n,,,,,.
Cxuerlments
had
rallied
the
museum
and
that
all
had
becaHse
Indians
did
not
like
the
.hiinii-
m
much
mucn
intcresv
lnicresv
in
in
u.
u.
nt.
W
most
everv
day
and
had
entertain-
cd
the
visitors
with
Interesting
des-
.
,,,..
Ue
suseested
shinolni
TTllliJ
L
Jl
LIBEL
OUT
A
letter
was
red
frona
A
E
Par-
w
nt
.low.
a
former
member
rf
the
Bsrd
.
j.
I
Major
llahn
and
Inglis
Co.
anuinhrt
f
ahd
flow
now
at
&v
Kamloons.
KarflMmns.
In
in
wh-h
warn
he
'ii
.
JnnnrrihlT
.u
told
,u-
the
house
inter..
Seekinc
Damages
From
Col.
Drew
anil
Publishers
TORONTO.
Nov.
23:
(CP
Four
writs
were
entered
In
Supreme
Court
here
yesterday
seeking
unstated
damages.
They
were
filed
by
Major
James
Hahn
and
the
j
John
Inglis
Co.
whose
Bren
mach-;
lne
gun
contract
with
the
British
and
Canadian
governments
Is
be-
lng
Investigated
by
a
Royal
Com-1
mission.
The
derendants
are
Col
!
""lflavor
0r
01
the
uroduct
when
It
waa
H.
Pierce
had
been
present
al-,
Joast
where
lhe
sun
George
Drew,
whose
art
1c
e
In
Maclean's
Magazine
precipitated
the
Inquiry!
II.
Napier
Moore,
edi
...
i
.
mt
".-
...
-iinr
i
tor
oi
nr
Aiapiean's:
Maclean's;
the
me
Maclean
Mar
wnn
chums
Inland
to
more
suitable
ciiaP
CTTSS
A
number
or
donations
.had
had
been
been
'.ne,
.
.
'
Floyd
received.
Including
a
native
rood
box
from
Peter
Ryan
of
Metiakat
m'Sm'b,
head
from
D,
Suther-
Tl
v
iioi
for
re-
la.
a
caribou
Q
Qnrnaf
jnbrt
lan(J
a
fungus
growth
and
a
native'
1
ilUIllad
UpiUal
1
i"."
!X'
Ltone
hammer
from
E.
R.
Walter
ofl
Massett.
a
de-barklnir
hammer
rrom
pocenc
AvirnV
Jarvls
McLcod,
a
pine
nowi
irom,!
uoovo
""neorue
Brown
or
Port
Erslngton
'I'
.
....I
frnm
th,
riflVPV
anO
a
SIKJWy
UWI
lium
"h
.-j.
The
owl
W
being
kept
In
cold
stor-age
and
will
be
sent
to
Victoria
to
be
cured
and
mounted.
also
irom
a.
u,
uu
v
'"""fill
ininuir
i
TJierc
nuerc
were
WCir
W
vv
V
V1"
?
"
"
iim
coules
or
the
Montreal
SUr
t03a.
i
tu
piiiitca
giving
partiei
artlculars
of
the
wreck!
ot
ub
...
tfun
.
.
itf
.
iuc
1
0f
(jie
Titanic
In
which
C.'M.
nays
i.
.
iki
an
niriiM
raving
,
.
.
.
nB
life
his
Mild
rm
re
herr-
lost
Canon
Rushbrook
told
of
having
it,i
itMil
In
l'rlnre
KuDfrt
-
-
-
-
IINU
,
Many
Years
and
Followed
Calling
or
Carpenter
as
bqm
""
"
i
UlU
Priw
Bmrt
D.c
eni
natuo
villages
on
Moresby
mKMrnvht,
neighboring
islands
arid,
afjerago.
for
editor
or
the
Financial
Post.
Imers,
The
writs
are
based
on
alleged
libel
contained
In
the
Drew
article
1
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East-Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
........
From
the
East
.5
p.m.
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Ninth
mimi,
Avenue.
Thomas
Sproat,
Satu:Jav
Saturday
n,00
11.00
njn
pjn
East,
well
known
resident
of
many
years
rianamif
ncfc
u
iwukujt
enKaged
In
carpentry
work,
passed
nwnv
this
morning
at
3
o'clock
in
!the
Prince
Rupert
uenerai
nospi
j
oA
r'ehaunU
at
North
Island
and
other.
ne
d
Tuesday
12:30
noon
Thursday
10
p.m.
Friday
9:30
p.n?
November
7,
17
and
28
4
p.m
From
Vancouver
-
Sunday
4
p.m.
Wednesday
10:30
a.m.
Friday
4
p.m.
November
3,
13
and
24
a.m.
TERRACE
The
Board
of
Trade
called
a
meeting
for
last
Wednesday
ning
for
the
purpose
of
attempting
to
re-awaken
Interest
In
Board
of
Trade
matters
and,
although
the
attendance
was
small,
the
meeting
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
Nov.
23:
was
sufficiently
encouraging
to
'CP
In
order
that
the
year's
ao-,
warrant
the
calllne
of
another
in
stand
to
suffer
least.
Horticultural
Society
Needs
More
Funds
or
other
problems
may
be
brought
iand
where
useful
exchanges
of
.'opinion
may
be
effected.
meeting,
the
principal
business
being
to
talk
over
the
idea
of
a
community
Christmas
Tree.
Ther
was
a
very
good
attendance
and
It
I
nronoPd
hat
the
various
t-
The
executive
of
the
Prlnee
Ru-
ganlrations
in
Terrace
will
get
to-pert
Horticultural
Society
held
a
gether
at
a
gathering
Tuesday.
meeting
on
Monaay
nignt.
prest-i
when
the
financial
-ondition
of
the;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gauche
and
their
six
society
was
discussed.
The
secre-
children,
have
arrived
at
Terrace
I
tary-Treamrer
.howed
a
deficit
of
-
frrn
th
Daunhin
district
of
ManI-
be
used
In
the
new
buiwing.
ine
n,
N
(ppif-uls
over
twenty
dollars
so
the
mem-
toba.
bringing
a
carload
of
effects
muicum
h
no
money
for
r
purehare
f-nanrdai.
.....
t,s.r,i
Liberal
mhor
member
for
fnr
bcrs
decided
to
sell
sufficient
mem-'
and
a
car
of
livestock.
They
are
of
noles
but
It
l
hoped
ui
nave
qi
reminded
the
British
bcrshlp
tickets
to
make
up
this
fi'
the
present
Hi
on
the
Kirk
lhee
donated
The
mu-Mim
would
i
ui-iturp.
of
the
oart
amount.
Jast
as
-xm
as
th-
r-laldy
ranch,
west
of
town.
sle
like
one
or
two
nf
the
a.
for
rr
"-"
hj
j,,
pJay,
,
Uie
pro.
niHred
sum
U
raised
cheeks
will
be
n
ue
h
as
mortu.rv
IH
"Tc
X
sT;
mailed
in
settlement
of
outstanding
Mr
.
3nd
Mrs
'
T.
Sundal
le"
011
interior
dcromUon
of
the
new
"
"
?
j
"
.wnmu
Tuesday
rr
lhP
roast.
....
..
.
.
niMJUrtU
til
nine-.
iur
nwsi.
nt
the
meeting
.
bullrtlne.
Present
,,
n,
pnd
n
of
m-,Lnlni,
conserving,
ivivrf
it
l
.
.-uiiniinii.
i
.....
.
.
.
rr
ninni-
t;(
spend
the
winter
ir
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UNIVERSAL
TIME
SET
(Continued
from
Paw
One)
wide
conference
In
Washington
In'
urecnwicn
lime
set
a?
uic
-"U
oZMT
zone.
"There
is
m
need
for
elaboration
unon
the
Importance
of
S'r
Pnndford
Fleming's
achievement,"
the
speaker
stated,
''Nor
indeed
'of
the
importance
to
all
of
us
of
accurate
time
schedules.
While
the
average
man
in
the
street
may
bo
(Content
when
his
watch
Is
within
a
minute
or
two
of
correct
tim-observatory
clocks
must
be
within
a
hundredth
of
a
second
correct
(Railway
clocks
do
not
call
for
such
precise
accuracy
but
they
are
onl
permitted
a
few
seconds
variation.'
Railway
Operation
Mr.
Galloway
gave
an
Intimate
glimpse
of
railway
operation
and
Hhe
Importance
of
the
accurate
regulation
of
the
7000
clocks
oh'
y
the
Canadian
National
system
"The
time
signals
start
at
10:5V
a.
jn,
Eastern
Standard
Time.
h'
I
J
said
"and
all
railway
telegraph
propriatlons
may
not
be
exceeded
two
weeks
time
when
reorganlia-instruments
from
coast
to
coast
the
Works
Progress
Administration
tlon
wll
be
the
job
In
hand.
There!
must
then
prepare
to
receive
thf
is
preparing
to
drop
thousands
of
are
a
number
of
younger
men
get-'Hmei
Canadian
National
signal?
persons
from
the
relief
work
rolls,
ting
Into
business
and
there
Is
a
Endeavour
will
be
made
to
see
that
decided
wish
to
form
some
assoU
those
cut
off
will
be
those
who
elation
to
which
business,
fanning
are
the
actual
beats
of
the
oenda-
lum
of
the
McGlll
University
ob
servatory
clock
transmitted
elec
trically
to
telegraph
wires.
Frbrr.
10:53
the
beats
go
for
50
seconds
and,
after
a
pause
of
"10
second
I
the
sienals
close
with
a
distinct
t
On
Friday
Lhe
Canadian
Legion
slenal
at
11:
-
j
t
III
-
L.U
.
'
1
ana
me
omens
Auxiliary
nem
a.
The
checklnc
of
railwav
flocks.
Mr.
Galloway
pointed
out,
was
bu!j
ne
pnase
oi
ine
woric
requirea
1
to
assure
accuracy
In
railway
op-!l
en
tlon.
There
was
tW
rhatter
of
'
5
regulating
the
watches
of
morejf
than
13iK)0
employees
who
coms;jJ
under
the
time
service
regulation
I
within
a
variation
of
not
more
I
than
35
seconds
a
week.
They
must
also
be
cleaned
and
overhauled
a?
Mated
Intervals
Ax
these
watches
train
service
between
Montreal
are
inspected
twice
a
month,
it
uid
Toronto,
which.
In
part,
read:
near,y
a'
thlrd
of
a
"The
trains
will
be
run
on
Mont-
.nlllion
watch
inspections
are
made
real
time
whleh
is
32
minute
nd
recorded
each
year
on
the
faster
than
Bfcievllle
time
and
National
system
in
the
interest
of
minutes-
faster
than
Toronto
time.
operation
nlday
Mr.
CalloWiy
w-aumnt
"The
same
story
of
the
lmport-.d,
With,
the
world
operating
a3
ance
of
time,"
the
speaker
added,
an
economic
unit,
with
our
wide-
"might
be
repeated,
with
modlfl-spread
business
ramifications,
oui
i
cations,
of
other
business
interests
vast
.
systems
-
of
communication
financial,
industrial,
and
commer-and
transport
and
modem
device
lial.
One
and
all.
they
operate
up-to
speed
up
commerce.
We
would
pn
a
definite
time
schedule."
iind
it
impossible
to
operate
with
in
conclusion.
Mr.
Galloway
mii
Stmdsrd
Time
as
did
our
fore-(voiced
pn
appreciation
of
the
lathers.
It
is
due
to
the
genius
ot:
achievements
or
Sir
Sandford
Sir
Sandford
Fleming
and
his
un-mcming
and
his
varied
sclntlfl-J
derstanding
of
time
as
a
measure
interests
i
during
during
his
long
of
duration
that
business
operates
and
useful
career
and
closed
with
as
a
weU
regulated
machine-,
the
words
of
the
late'
Earl
Grey,
throughout
ths
world."
.
one-time
governor-General
of
Ca-
Although
Sir
Sandford
Flem-
nada,
who
said,
"Sir
Sandford
tori's
first
public
pronouncement
Fleming
was
one
of
the
most
upon
the
subject
of
universal
time
public
spirited
Britons
the
Empire
was
made
at
Toronto
In
November
.has
ever
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rf
1878.
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